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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1863-01-17
Internal Revenue Notice.

NNHE UNDERSIGNED gives notice that having
been duly appointed Collector Of Internal Re.
venue for tho district Of Washington Territory,
the law In respect to the collection Of all tho du-
ties, taxes, and licences imposed by IAN Act to
provide internal revenue to support the govern
approved July lst, 1894, win DO strictly enforced.
For the present the Territory has been divided
into the following collection sub-dlstricts:
Sub district No. !, will comprise tho counties
Of Thurstou, Lewis, Sawamish, Chehalis, Pierce,
King, Snehomish, whatcom, Kit'ap, Jeasrson,
Island and Clallam.
Suh-district No. 2, will comprise the counties
mia and Klikatat.
Sub.dis.rict No. ,, will consist Of the county
of Walla Walla.
suh-district No. 4, will comprise tho counties
Of Spokane, Aissoula, Shoshone, Nes.Pcrcss and
Idaho.
The names Of the respective deputy collectors
will L. announced IL due time.
An duties and taxes due from resideats Of
Thurstou county must b paid At the ONCE Of the
Collector 10 Olympia; those due from residents Of
other counties will be paid at the respective
" seats thereof uader notices to be published by
the Collector or one Of bis dsputiss.
The attention Of those interested Is directed =
the following provisions Of the revenue law:
"That II any person OF porsons shall exeeeise
or carry on any business, Tor the exercising OF
carsying on Of which tsads o. busisess . license
10 required By this act, without taking out sueA
license - In that behalf requirs1, Be. che, o.
they shall for every such oenee respectively, tor
felt penalty equal to three times the amount Of
the duty or SUM Of money imposed for sneh u.
eense." Section 50.
"That Il shall be he duty Of the Collector or
his deputies In their respective dstsicts and they
are hereby authorised 10 collect all the duties AID
taxes imposed BY this act, however the sane nay
he desisnated, sad 70 prosecute fer tAe sscovesy
Of asy SUN or SUNS which may be forfeited by
via the II this Act.' Seceiea ~.
Asy further isfsemaaiea which ny Be dssireA
on usstess relating TO ths sshees Of this seaiee,
will b cheesfally given ~ applieetiss.
II. A. COLDS4OROUGu.
Collector Of wsshiagtea ressitssty.
FRANKLIN l. Fourth STREETS, OLYMPIA, Orc. ~.
1859. e"w.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1863-01-17
Y. 3. Tax Notice.

A Ill residents Of Thurston County, who have
IA made application to, and been assessed by
the q. s. Assessor Of Internal Revenue, can now
procure their licenses by calling at the Office of
the Undersigned
Brewers, butchers, and all others who have spe-
cifc or nd valorum duties assessed, should pay
the same at the present time.
If not paid within 10 days, ten per ccntum may
be added to the amount, now due by the deln.
quents. II. a GOLDSBOROCGH,
U. 8. Collector Washington Territory.
Olympia, W. T., Jan. ~, 1868. lO:2w
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1863-01-17
Territory Of washineton, T.
County Of Thurston. ~

Territory Of Washington,
County Of Thurston. ~
In the District Court Of the ID Judicial District.
To A. =. MixsAR or Z. MsxxAa: You are here
BY notified that U. q. warhsss. has taken On ap.-
peal from the Judgment rsndered BY u. u. Pinto.
. justice Of the peace Of Lewis county. ON the
nineteenth day Of April. 1869, a. the sss. a y.
six dollars and 2s-lO0 against said war6ass, ID,
In favor Of +. Aincar, who Was sued as defendant
therein, which appeal win come ON 10 BE- heard %
the 1rst term Of the Court Which shaal commence
more than three months aAer TIE sath dsy At Nov.
ember, 1852. And unless yoa appeAP a. sail "a
term, judgemens will b. taken Ly default,
y. G. wARDASS.
rlsintig ard appellant. !
Olympia. W. T., Nor. Is. le09. S.ms
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1863-01-17
Territory of Washington,
County Of Cowlitx.
James Galloway, Plaintiff,
Justice Court,
= Esquire Crawford.

County Of cowiits. S. Esquire Crawford.
James Galloway, Plaintiff,
W.. Civil octihn:
William Pumphry, Deft.
ToWtLiAxPuxrnRy,D Defendant: You are hcre--
by notified that the above named plaintiff has
filed his complaint against You. In the above enti--
tied court to recover the sum of one hundred dol
lars for the purchase of one yoke Of oxen, shout
the first Of July, 1862, now unless you appear in
said court on the l4th day Of February, A. D..
1868, at his Office in the schOol-house ncer Collins
Store in said county, ut the hour Of ten O'Clock
A. ~. and answer sail complaint, the same wilt
be taken confessed and the prayer thereof grant,.
ed BY the said court. ~. -
PETER CRAWFORD,
Justice Of the Peace in and for Cowlits county,
W.T..
Nov. II, 1862. l:m3
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1863-01-17

A grand ball will be given at tho Wash.
ington Hotel on the evening Of Thursday,
goth inst. Let there BE- a full attendance.
MS no pains will be spared to make this a
crrditable affair. The best Of music engaged
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1863-01-17
WEDNESDAY, Jan l4th, 1868.
IN COUNCIL.

Council met. President Simms in the chair.
After the usual morning business, several re-
ports Of committees were received and placed on
file.
Vothinp Of public interest transpired before the
time Of going into Joint Convention.
The hour having arrived the Council went into
Joint Convention for the purpose Of clectng a
Public Printer AMI other Territorial Officers
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1863-01-17

Mr. Moore, from the select committee on the
hill, reported. The bill was taken
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-10-13

the right of suffrage, to the Committee on Flee.
lions aud go much as reAles to financial affairs,
to the Committee on Finance also, that SO much
Of Gov. Holbrook's message as recommends the
appointment Of Committee to audit certain
accounts, and all other financial matters therein
contained to the Committee on Finance adopted,
From the House, Joint that both Houses meet
in joint assembly, Tuesday, the 18th inst. at 3
o'clock, =. NJ, for the purpose Of electing State
officers; adopted.
The President announced the following com
miitee on the part of the Senate to canvass votes
for Members Of Congress:
LIST Cong'l Dis--Mr Clark OF Rutland.
I'd Mr. Stafford Of Windsor
Sd b" Mr.. Cleveland Of Orleans
BY Mr.. Bradford, that when the Senate ad-
iourn, it adjourn till 10 O'Clock; Monday next !
adopted.
On motion Of Mr.. Richardson, the Senate ad-
journed.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-10-13
September q.

September 20
Visiting the 10Th Vermont to-day learned
D. another member Of Co. B had gone to his
home--Albert Aver, of St. Johnsbury. At
! time of his enlistment he was an employee in
Bax'on's iron foundry, at Montpelier. lie was
Young man of exemplary habits, amiabe dispo-
ton, and good soldier, and will be sadly missed
b hs comrades. lie was in the regimenial hos
Ia! while the regiment lay at Sulphur Springs
p Went from thence to the general hospital at
Washington, where he died Of Liver Complaint.
1hc remainder Of the company appeared to be ia
cod health and spirits. Pa
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-10-13
LLnLSE


HODOE.
Prayer by the Chaplain.
journal read and approved.
RESOLUTIONS.
BY Mr.. Hyde of Castleton, Joint resolution
providing for joint assembly on Tuesday the
18TH at O'Clock in the afternoon for the cleo
ton Of Secretary Of State, Auditor Of Accounts,
Sergeant-at-Arms, Commissioner for the Insane,
Bank Commissioner, Railroad Commissioner, Ad-
uant and Inspector General Judge Advocate
General, and Inspectors Of State Prison adopt
ed on the part Of the House.
BY Mr.. Fisher Of Cabot. that the Committee
on Military Affairs be instructed to inquire il any
further Legislation is necessary to encourage en-
Istments into the invalid corps Of discharged
soIdiers,and to report by biIlor otherwise adopt
ed.
BILLS.
BY Mr.. Wheeler of South Hero, an act pro-
yding for the payment Of A. Lndue and others
referred to Committee on Claims.
By Mr.. Houston, Of Victory, An ACT To In
CORPORATE THE Essex Co RAILROAD COMPANY;
referred to Committee on Roads.
By Mr.. Shaw Of Burlington, an act to amend
an act entitled al act to incorporate the Burng'
ton Cemetery Association, approved Nov 10
1862 referred TO Committee on Corporations.
BY Mr. Carpenter Of Waterford, an act in
amendment Of Section % Of Chapter 36 Of the
General Statutes relating to Witnesses referred
to Judiciary Committee.
BY Mr.. Woodman OF Brighton, an act Tor the
aid Of drafted soldiers referred to Committee OF
Military Affairs.
lhe above bill provides that towns at any le
gaIly appointed meeting may vote money to pay
bounties or rewards to men who are drafted anC
60 into the service or furnish substitutes
By Mr.. Mann Of Braintree, an act legllzlnl
the-name Of Lewis Cleyerly and constituting hin
her.at-aw Of Israel w and Harriet Cleyerly
referred to General Committee.
BY Mr.. Reed OF Montpelier, an act laying
tax on the County OF Washingtoni referred L
members of the House from the County Q
Washington.
By Mr.. Watkins Of Cambridge, an act chang
ing the name OF Emily p. Fisher, and constitut
ing her heirat-law OF VIM. S. johnson Of Nil
ton referred to General Committee.
Adjourned to o'clock T. NJ.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-10-13
HOUSE-.Ade,noOH

Mr.. Fisher oil Yergennel moved that when
,hisIlouse adjourn it be to meet at ten O'Clock or
Monday morning agreed to.
Mr.. Holl.sler Of Manchester moved an adjourn
men;, and the House adjourned to ten A. NJ. o
Monday.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-10-13

MONTPELIER, Friday, Oct. s, 1868,
SE.N.4TE.-.46anoon.
Mr., Stafford moved tue appointment Of Com
miltee Of two to wait on the Lieut. Governor,
aud inform him Of his election agreed to.
Messrs. Stafford and Engesby were appointed
the Committee.
Ma. Englesby moved recess TIL twenty-five
minutes Of O'Clock agreed to.
At the appointed time the Senate was called TO
order.
The Committee appointed to wait on the Lieut..
Governor, reported
The Hon. PAUL DrLLTSenAM, Lieut.. Governor,
appeared at the bar Of the Senate and received
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-10-13

Prayer by Rev Mr.. White Of Coventry
The Secretary directed the Senate to the cleo
ton Of President pro tem Mr.. Keith nominated,
and Mr. Stafford seconded the nonuation Of Mr..
Stoughton. Messrs. Keith and Engesby were
appointed te Iers. The votes being taken, the re-
suit was as follows:
Whole No. of votes, 25
Necessary for q choice, l3
Mr. stoughon had q
Mr.. Stoughton was declared elected, and took
the oath Of Office.
4 II
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-10-13

\ % will see by this programme that we have
Nj! q five hours drill per day, and none OF the
a St, either. Imagine small man like your
nj sponaent, swinging one Of those flags at
ie I'll TO an eght-Ioot pole, for an hour aud half
nt ,rong gale Of wind, or slashing about BIN
'i heavy sabre for the same length OF time, to
Be imminent danger of every one within reach
= quite easy to imagine that, but more difficult
conceive the delightful sensation it produces in
Is arms. some of the older members Of the
o. usually drill US in the use Of the flag, while
lalt. Capron of the lst r. |. cavalry, thorough
20 cen and gentleman, drills us@ cavalry.
~ the inspection, which takes place at sun
dos o., and is conducted by Lieut. Cspror. COM
nandng the camp, every man is expected to ap-
par with arms, his boots backed, bis brasses pol
ID ID, and his form scrupuously clean. The
he al look forward with anxiety to the time
Vi en- they shah be considered sufficiently well
df cl to go upon a station, and be relieved from
u discipline OF camp.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-10-13
LEGISLATURE OF VERMONT,
ANNUAL SESSION, 1868.

MONTPELIER, Oct. 8, 1868.
SENATE,
Prayer by Rev Levi II. Stone, Of Northfeld.
The Hon. Paul Dillingham;, Lieut.. Governor,
took the chair.
The Secretary called the roll, and the following
oath of office:
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-03-25
, 1Q'ERs DIST. TLxAs, NEW MEYlco & ARIZONA,
GALvERTos, Jan. 10, 1863
~
HE CITIZENS OF LOUISIANA
AMD TNXAS.

HUNDEHslGNEQ, Purchasing Agents Of the
pmederate States. take this method Of address,
on the necessity 0tfurnishing supplies tosus.
rarnlios. now in the iiclh, vindlcating our lib
nd our independence.
tate what all know, that the government mods
nppiics for its confined exiBtcnee and it
no section -four country which it can call OH,
'nhdon.ly, beenusc Of their immense interests
:, 10 furnish subsistence, than the States OF
ma and Texas. VIII our fellow citizens haz-
existence as nation by Withholding ;heir
q for enormous profits, thereby STRIVING cur
Sintp adisgraceful submission to the enemy
ink aud trust not. Had you not better lot the
4nent have every article yon mako and raise at
~ prices, anu thus save our Frmies, our gov
hI'. yourselves and our property. You may
p these supplirs too long for tie monthly or
7 visit Of tho speculator; our cause may sink
n snnrnrt-it VIII then No fcn late We ho~
low citizen each. to bring these things horac
seli,hsd We believe that nothing is wanting
candid statement of thc wants Of the Govern
TO arouse You TO acts Of patriotism 10 our COM
ountry. Then bring forward, without delay,
article necessary FOR the army you have for sile;
ready end willing, ~ all times, night or day,
chase from you every article Of supply for cash
ontable prices. Whereby you sustain the ouun-
honor yourselves. Wait not for the specula.
iho, by their prices for the hecessarics Of lite,
failing untold taxes on the people we speak
GU as wise men, judge We what va say
X. VI TEYlS, Major & 4. C.s
JAMESV V. LINDSAY. PuTchasIng Agent
Office on Texas Street, Shreveport, La
. ~, lBG2--i5:4t
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-03-25

The steamer Florida was at Nassau the
last Of January, and left q week after
wards. She was chased SO hours, but .es-
capped. There is a report from Mstanzas
published in the Northern pspers, Of the
loss of the Florida on the 9th January.
1.-THE reports conflict.
Nassau dates to the 10th Feb, received
at Charleston, confirm the safety Of the
Florida. .
The Mobile Register gives the following
correct list Of the oIfrers Of the Confederate
war steamer Florida J. y. Maiitt, COM
manding, Georria: S. W. Avereti, Lieut..
and executive officer, Virginia; J. /. Poole,
Lieut., Alabama; c. ". Read, Lieut., Miss
issipbi; S. G, Stone, Lieut.. Alabama; Gar
ritson, Surgeons Jynch. Paymaster. Mid
shipnen-R. 5. Floyd, Georgia; Geo D.
Bryan, charleson, s. c.; G. 7. Sinclair, Vir-
rinia; J. Dyke,--. Engineers--J. Spi-
dell. --Jackson, c. QgiEn, 2. II Brewn.
l. Nerel, Captains Clerk; W. Wilson, Purz
scr 2 'irrk. g Nyn.hn. Nssters Mafc.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-03-25
We. observe that many of the Missourian!


We observe that many of the MissOuriNns
and Arkansians We meet are full of ex.
pectation that they viii be, transferred to
the trans-M Mississippi Department with Gem
erals Kirby Smith and Price. This viii
occur in the future, undoubtedly, but not
we presume, at present, for two very good
reasons thGt will satisfy the horoes who
long to engage in the work of freeing their
homes from the presence Of the invader
In the first place, there is every prospect
that their services will first be needed on
the cast side of the river. The enemy may
make Gn attack at any moment, and our
Strength must DO boarded to repel him,
West Of the river 20 edrly movement can
possibly be made by the Federals, consc-
quently the Immediate presence of the exi-
led veterans is not needed. In the second
place, the new commanders must reorgani5e
the troops now concentrated in Arkansas,
before they can make an advance. The
elements Of strong force are there, and
they must be brought under control. When
order is brought ont of the confusion that
nav exists, which will require some little
time, the well organized veterans can be at
once transferred as they so earnestly de-
sire, and to some purpose. Let our West.
ern soldiers be ptaient. In good time their
wishes will be accomplished.-JdcksOa .5p-
peai
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-03-25

hSy~ Captains D. +. BraShcar, Waller
anl Hin lave iust returned from Dallas.
where they were ordered by Goa. MagrAler
TO asSist in Organizing Col. b. Warren
Stones regiment. On arriving thcre, how
eyeN they found the regiment ancaly or
ganiIei thonsh uot in camp, but scattered
over several hundred mi,,s oxtratof eour-
try. They were ordered te rendezvous az
Fairfield, aad did 30 on the oh inst
There was .hcn uot only rciwent of 10
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-03-25

Eeg- We were highly gratifed,a few
days since, in learning that Col, W. II.
Parsons, Of Toxas, has been appointed a
Brigadier General--a promotion which he
has 80 thoroughly merited for months
past, having "won his spurs" often aud
repeatedly, Arkansas owes him a deep
debt Of gratitude, and we are proud to ao-
knowledge H. Gen. 2. has just returned
frer Tetss Firs B'sF G-r,se-r.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-03-25
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Notice.

TlCE IL hereby given, that at the February
term 1868, Of the Prpbate Court Of Dallas coun-
,nndcrsigned was appointed Administrator de
non, OF the estate off,. II. Holord, decd This
reiore 70 notify pll persons having claims a..
said estate, 70 present Chem duly au hentjca-
,fhe undersigned. A1l those indebted to said
are requested 70 make payment to the under
without delay. Ua. NJ KEMP.
IT, De bonus non
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-03-25
$50 REWARD.

TRAlED nom near BJnham, faiiniR county.
sone tIme last sptihg, the ALLOWING describcl
s; A SoRREL MARE, s or o years old, hlNso
the neck and shoulders one BAY MARE, 1
ufd this spring, star In the forehcad,' .wo or
~hite feet onc CHESTNUT SORNEL FlL-
~ years old this epr'nc, with whii0 IN the taoc
orie white feet: hnth the mares we're heavy ia
when they LEFT. Tho above reward will hO paid
aid animals delivered TO me 1t Wcathnrinrd,
crcVnniy, or FOR any information tnat wiil'lead
elf recovery. JOHN H. PRINCE.
tech Is lsC9---Ie.2mosp
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-03-25
NOTIi(IiIEji,,..' y

: TIERS OF ESecutorship npon the esfate OF II .
sSiehois. decd, having bi'- granted the un-
Z = -. Pr6t-.n odU-l e Parker county.
20 aaiu4r ttfn ltHf llrersons ineebi-
% esi,fe, var ms nair3 ate payment. a. 4
teW t'f'.s VII pres the.n within the
Ft!tt 'ar 4, a BRETT, Exec.
.'an = fli:6tr
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-03-25
c. S. WOOL AGENCY.

blfICf Of THE Is. WOOL AGENCY,
sda Anionio, 1erQs, is6. Il, 1861.
undersigned, sole agents OF the Confederate
$ flr the purcheee Of WOOL IN The State Of Tex
80 divided the wool growing counties into src-
aud 10 each section have appointed ub-agent,
duty II Will be to visit all wool growers within
sections. on communicate with them hy letter,
tho view Of purchasing their clips uf wool. for
sihey are authorized 10 pay u iGir and liberal
following counsies constitute SECTION 80. q,
tGENr, Mr.. GEoR0E II JUpsOS, posr 0YTtcE,
- Williamson, Ifiidni, BNrieson, Brasas Robert
Leon, krees,9Ae, Limestone, Folls, Rel, Cornell,
Naan Boe}pf, Hiu, Napaiyo, Ellts, johnson, Por-
'nranf Daiigs, Calm, Dea'oA. Grdysoa and Cooke.
expected that AL good aad patriotic citi2ent'
i've the preference to government over all other
lhs,rs
-lzeusore requested TO report TO this office the
and residpnco Of any person or persons whom
now or heor ef representing themselves as gov.
ot agents for tile pnrhpse Of wool, who have
ceived written authority from tho QrrMr Gen.
id. ]. r. Alinter, Chief Q. NJ, or the under
z; or ifpossessing Sufficient evidence 10 convict
II the offence, to make affidavit against them
4 Commissioner OF the Confederate Court.
sing, rope ami twne will be furnished by The
and by The undersigned at their warehouse in
atomic, TO those needing tSo bale their wool.
VANCE q BRO, AEenta
Confederate States for the purchase OF Wool
iIUPf.
ApJ'r. AND lSsP'B. CEgt's OFFICE,
Richmond, Jan. Is, 1863.
RALoRnER<, No: {.
'hc appointment ofagsnf3 to purchase wool by
iiccr, except The Quartcrmastcr General, and
0ncers as may act under his authority end snnc-
hereby prohibited and all agencies for that
Q, heretntere authorized by other officers, are
20. BY order, (Signed) S. COOPER,
p s:'ino. Adiutant and Inspector General
1Q'ERs DIST. TEXAS, NEW MEYIco s ARIZONA,
GALvERTos, Jan. 10, 1863
/, raj Orders, No.
arson are forbiddcn TO Interfere in any man.
2 hiever with the supplies Of Flour aud lther
already purchased and paid for by the San
no supply Association.
~ tits hereby made the duty Of all Officers and
Of the Government TO prevent any interfer-
~ or detention Of The supplies; and in case
HE seizure, they are directed TO report tho
the case and tho name5 Of tho parties 10
,'adqparters.
minanl OF Nal Geu. MAGEUDER.
EDMUND p. TURNER,
Capt. & A! A. Gen.
ll,ll-2s-tr
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-03-25

the new harvest win makca great change
in priccs.-Houstdn Neie5.
----~- - s----S--v-
Gs5'' Now is the time to hght We shall
rejoice when we begin to hear the guns
again. Let no soldier lull himself to sleep
with the deluaiyc dream Of peace by foreign
/ Intervention, or by Northwestern reyoiu-
tion. The sword is our only friend the
sword, the bayonet and the ride. Our best
| advocates ore those eloquent orGtions, alu-
ded to by John Mitchell, which are deliver
cd by cannon, mortar and petard.' The
whole Of the blood o3-and-thundcr now seem
! ing TO shake the very throne Of Lincoln,
will fall like the stilipg Of nm April wind,
if we are deteated in q single battle. The
Democrats may become in thirty days the
ottercst opponents to peace, the most in
veteratc advocates Of u renewed prosecution
Of the war. Our only reliance lies in our
proves on the field. So long as we whip
them, they are like negroes and spaniels,
our very willing and obodient servants;
but let them whip US, and none so domi-
ncering so blatant, go tEranie0l, graspjng
and aggressive. May the devil fly away
with the twaddlc, which now agtates the
country, the peace twadde, the armsticc
twaddle, the tWaddle of French interposi-
ton, Here is the truth ina nut she'll;
words Of true wisdom, well said, from the
Richmond Enquirer. Let the army read
them:
The moral Of all this, tic lesson wn have
to learn from all the rumors both Of French
mediation and Of Northwestern revelation
is, that now, nor more than ever, our army
should be kept full and strong and ready.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-03-25

SroNEwALJ JAcTsoSs PoPutARIrY.--A
few days since lady who came through
the lines a fredericksburg undor fag Of
truce, brought q message from Hon d. ".
Voorhees,, Of Ipdiana. TO Gen. Jackson to
the effect that he lStonewall) was tho only
man.liyinc who could beat hin voorhees,
in his Congressional distries, 50 great is the
admiration of the distinguished chisftain
in the Northwest - Ricino19 Dispatch.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-03-25

rs General Hamilton, military governor
Of Texas, has returned from New Orleans,
and 2rriyed in Wellington lie sees no
prospect Of his government gsing into op-
Grafton at present. Quite D number CT
Union refugees from Texas cane North
with hin. So snvs The Chicago Journal cc
~, f-t
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-03-25
Yourn till Death
BILL ARP

P. S. Give my respects to johnny Van
Buren,. beard YOU and him were mighty
thik and affecshunate. b. A.
P 81 kant klose without le'in you hno
that our kotton krop at 81 cents per pound
air worth two billions two hundred millions
of dollars. EnuF TO pay your war debt
twice over eff you viii jest KUN and take
it. B. A,