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From T'enrcgsee.


Ndshrtue, Tan., Sent "9 Tile t-aiu. ro'a the
hont are bringne 10 vounded men tud Confederate
v-isoners. Up 10 date. al ut l-c rsbc'' hft, sry-
sd heresnong them Col i. j. s,A,,., .'th 4 las-
sippi Regiment MAJOR !. 4 u1vi., i-th renrcssco:
Ahd Major W ID. G. ll--t. CT y. - q. Ii.aat1; 90.
ssihsr ~i;h hve Csp;a.na Nnd eighteen L.cp'sn1n.s
Among the CAplaini Ia t.i. wee, Cu,, "a : Lo,r
a poik's Corp
Over 10oD vouniei h'-e -r''a"i ssre acc vrcd
~ day. The chufche' ai 'slisvso,''dS S,r- soci,
sineo by our sict and wuuuo.I ego tC1in tlzen for
Ge zane purpo's.
MAJOR riizsbbon, o. 'le iiiA b. s.,tn, arrived
hare TO night With - pri,onsfi. sr nr - en- Duo cap
san and two lieutenant Of Nhcc'c.s,taT Here.
ports all quiet In front. Car forces se.o stni i5ruL
tpr.
fS-ron Isrowniov write So follow. z 10 uiir-
from Knoxville 60 Chstsnn1 a, Huf .t D.. a. o'' g.
IN lee from thattsnpcrA .. tli' 90, II fLttutr
South Buckner, IN l,'rra'.l ''r"ai huHy,IiH ls."-
sd the bridge, bAhind hia, i3d .f.pr t al-tihiv :
IMwidf 10 r. lniprcr l,stc " .th sp..H be dos
Zen. burnside had TO i'Hl f.H tu ~ f..sf. where
In iHcut tour hour, az Ari 4, % If" rFt c,Hi' ui
p ured down upon him iron - ls '..t Dr '|' i..t'
Virginia aud 1snnessse Ia. goad, ~ iill s. '9l e.
the rebelA
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The new command 90 Sh.ch Con. rooktr is -.
signed generally uuders'coi 90 sc g. '.ir rlr~e u
the reinforeemsnts The. AZ cal TO la,o uron u..-
patched from the Army OF thp Potomac :, Cha.ts-
nooga. The dutYis taus orc, Va the rcbes s,-
tkely TO make ever ,Sor: go cut or ravr iE!1fee-
nrna that n'y be sent .o D.0. Eisccrtu.. Tho
soldiers forwarded on the BAL. more aul Ohio Rail
rosG tho latter part Of Lac 3. Iucilin tho Flay-
sn.h and Twelfth CotYs OF hs 30 80 t.e 70, .i.ac.
Who, under their Ole GONNA ile5 .' ths c' ric1-sd
Eceecraps, ore scly % prove ~ rc t.sa match Tor
Lsnsstreet aud the Virgin -e,,.
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letter received 10 q /, eli, ye. eri, states thss
trctelrid ss.madc otlvcscls in wttchs7fi uJnle.
TIE 90 instant. The iehoon,r, irolsnd and John >
iicuUn'n che later since ri.tyd up and taien TO
NeNIor;'. c'fs puuicred, tsAcn out g. sea aud set
airiii. Toe Schooner AeAandta ~, ,l,p aiuud. ed
and run on nnd tar aside the inlet. The govern
tent schooner Alliance, LOADED With PROVISIONS snd
cutler siorss, valued ~ $4,000, "a, slso captured
hc crew of ~ ,ncs- we've pIt 1n board the Alliance
~ pr.sen~s. ehe vas last sc,n OIL ssnd's shoai,
ioupk
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Creenbacks a Legal Tender.

Albany sert 20 10 th- Court OF Appeal, to-day
indtmeut vas affirmed IN til. e,s. of tn. k.treppi-
tao and Shoe Ani Leather Bank arsu-t Mr.. Van
nyeh. Superintendent of u, B,ns Department. IL
10 undsrs,eed thai Tho Court s,od TO t-o, Judge
lcno and Judge scleeu jrsreniat rom tho sion
irht ~, fu.t h-op 'h' on lie prsto,ed ro,e Of
rN- Of the bank. of this CITY, sich vs tfi.i be
- he outt OF pal. AID ths usci.'ou ..thst he
tender Of Ici mn Ion % q or 'sue. u the lcSs ten
Gent
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sons or Temperance y. celebrated her, today. The
procession on reaching the whie House ~ss invited
80 inter tae p. Eosm, Witch ~, nearly filled By
tse aiis and gentlemen Participating IN the cerc-
o. Hne.
iao a.eu-i Oslers;is, h.v, completed tssiY ID.
dfesito Tfcsid,n. Lincoln. sni viii presen, TO
n'ucv ty are ntmen, Afer leaving ,hs white
Vou.c, thc committee hsvius charge Of ,h. arrange.
mcu. viii val; upor the sscrs',y ofw.r
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Havana .Iiockndc Runners.

Hc--ra, Sr'. ?'..The !~ ot the. steamer, In
ono 1,ek, lo,dsl for H. soutA,rn Con'sie AcJ, r,l
cA'cr ~ c4!lt'on, i'tts ny four hcun, perhaps no
NOR H;he rs'uss' c1umauI here axe ample TO
'1,i h7. o'Act,, w..gh ui.l be OIL according 20 tis
MONT
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r's and iI'-h--rei 'esrnen AL ,citlsr, h" sriv-
'.,a Al f'so''s sAst whe1 OF Charleston large
ftc. tlt Z m 'ho d.. anc. could not T.. .hstscr II
w. n freely or h,e.scl turuiss.
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Tel.sTaphie News Itoms, 40.

WAN between Hoilsnd ard japan appear. immi-
n.nt All ID" Dntch consul, ha's boon ordered TO
lesye the county INN q At'.>.
THgV. s s,.amor CGnDe,tru reports that on the
o"d i7st .hC drew on ,ho-e ana dest-1v.t the Con-
f,ders,N .,eG-ner fh,u OVI, 4Yad v anne. lc IN
tending 70 run TIE b.oc1ais At Wilmington
Tn. draft IN A,taEy was ctmp,e'e Cd yesterday,
M rcc- ftAo comfy aai -ft oi seohs'ie county
wa he drawn % .ay.
IUs schooart Eish, hound rom Boston % Beaufort
y. G., pith M !.iu. ~ t.t merchandise, sprung
,-lsst ma suHk on tho .Ith H. t.' about % m,l .
tlu iI,tt'ras ~. c.I'tlI aH' .'.f', tHa "a al,
!. ro ged b. tas Schoontf lH7"'4I1'r' and l.uiod
st NeEheIr, :. {
NJ. J.. 4. BAurruA, fuvo' Extraordinary .nd
Minister tieni - eat,sry from Yea a. ibu United
htstes, ls 4 " ~ WAC yuly, toalecti'ut.
hrsvH. Iiolne, nul,h 4 l1ydt- e, Of that Guy
ri9kirF ..0rs o. IA, ep.l u BIS oycrumeut,
thI k..Ar Neinf ono h., ~ q tAouslnd dollAr..
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Cousry CO... SMEST.--rhe Board of Su-
pe-y so.. met yr.tliiay. resolution VA, adopted
inWirng Of the ',rporstion CoAp Ell az to the Ab,l
ly o' re county TO tnc hodsrs VI mortgages real
personal estate esfoVod b. the rioters. aud ,lso
whether the sup.rg.'or- cau legally receive claims
after tJs eIpiIa,oh OF tbs tasse mouths allowed By
As wv lAsu Hsasa .stisA L.,s sxSItA Aa,eaxask
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From Europe.


The CITY Of Washington. from Qu.ens,o~n I'm,
arrived last night. utf us~s Ia one day later thsa
the American
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GRAND RUSSIAN RECEPTION 70 DAY.
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More Foreign War vcsscI.
i'm FORT.
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Sons Of Temperance Anniversary.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-06-17
For the Dallas Herald.
Cloth for Soldiers Wives.

Is il possible to make The women and
those interested in their welfare understand
how to make their application o the peni-
tertiary, for cloth, nader the act OF lie Leg
islature--it seems difficult, and they are
much troubled about il; but WIN Try 10
explain.
When people have rule prescribed,
what is the reason they will not pursue IT,
The act of the Legislature under which
cloth is obtained contains this provision =
Unless the Girl .jastice 81 tie C0anW IN
Ohtch the applicant shau reside sha1 ocrtfH
in his oG-.at capacity 10 tie truth e( tie aois
stated m said dPpicutt0n," Now when the
law requires thls, why do people waste their
time attempting 10 accomplish their objccf
without strict and full compliance with
it. The Chief Justice o this County will
do all in his power to accommodate those
who desire 10 make an application, excep'
to certify to that which lie does not know
10 be law. He cannot make such certif.
cate as mere form; he must know the facts,
and in order to know them he must have
the proof, and that proof must be on the
oath Of the party before h'm with the testi-
money otGt least one eredibl, witness. Now
this course--the one the law provides-wil'
insure success, and why not pursue IT, The
Chief Justice will attend, at any point in
any precinct, where the people will meet
and notify him, to take their proof and
make the necessary certificates. The peo-
pie can appoint their meetings by sufficient
nutice, that all may attend, and those who
are loo INDECENT or careless 10 be there al
the time mag suffer the Inconvenience OF
going 10 the County seat, for can tell them
that they will only get cloth by pursuing
the law. But The people now have liked
the straight and narrow way; aud as Col.
lesser, the Financial Agent of the penien-
tiary, is something Of II Judge OF huntn
nature and very accommodating, he has
suggested that communities or ncighbor-
hoods might make the proof before any one
authorized to administer oails with seal
Of offce-sec Dallas Herald Nay Goth. This
can only refer to n Notary Public as they
are the only officers laying seal who do
no. reside ut the county seat; but the clerk
If The county court may discharge the duty.
When this couIse 10 pursued, il is necessa-
rs and Indispensable that an ''attorney in
fact be appointed by regular power OF
ATTORNEY duly acknowledged before u noia-
~ public for the purpose Of making the
proof before the Chief Justice and getting
h certificate To those who like this de-
vous and difficult course lie, them get d
Notary Pnbicor Clerk Of the County Couri;
and before that officer make the oof pre-
soribcd by the Agent Of the Penitentiary /;
appoint an attorney by a power acknowl-
edged before that officer and certified imdcr
his seal, and send him to tile Chief Justice
to get his certificate. The PR ofor acknow-
Judgement made before Jusuce Of the
Peace is not provided for, and must sup
pose VIII not d.. }. NJ. G.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-06-17

a Nl~ unosI.-lao "Lssal u 1ls
lynelbass Aepubllcan has s.arisd ~ q
nsa la1si 81 uill 10 sssn b. The follow
inef
L,sl of "a about vtlvs o'sloek, ihe hour
uhsn rragey trds yawn and iho ahteiei
dead slsil he pale slimpses ol he morn, a
sentry stationed near tho bridge beheld o
Laai poisslessiy floating down the rapid
river, ani seated in tue stern a nolonless
dsnn, with. arms folded "a s.legi majesty
across ihe breast. he hailed u, and no At
lonion being paid 20 the summon. u stop
Ae iooa deliberate Riln, aud il hs!ng iaonn-
laht. ho 500 tho minuie ball pass through
ihe Ggare, and lolloglng la Us wake was a
ionr slrsam ofpale lue ilglt visible ill
tliehaii hmlei itstlfln the opposite hank
OF the river. The boat Aoalsd on ,lll hailed
by another sentry lower down, who asked,
who eoes there! a low sepulchral voice
rrplled, "a saafarlag mAa fran Joppa,
Al thar indmenI u cloud hid tho moon, aud
the boai lost sight Of Hundreds will be
On tho watch fog il ,o.aiShi On the river
hank.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-06-17

D5sILe iluslou lipefs ~ iAaf ,h'
merchants of That oii5 h,se very Centrally
refused 70 laAe county SCRIP of any Llnd
assigning a. reason, ihai must " ilt blli'
ARE printed 90 such inleilpsp,pe lhai ihes
win noi stand The least wear aud tear
without almost iallingi 10 pieces.
those papers Suggest thai each oona'y
should arpoin, az agent u ilai ely, 70 re.
deen their nous. or TO Issue new ones IN
place Of those that are maIllated. We SO
no prophecy in such course. They hsd
rs well have an agent In every other conn'
~ for tie same purpose. The lest course
We think would be to aloptlhc eonrsa which
this county hast that Is 10 call in an The
County Issues. We do not see why the
Houston merchants should have the favor
extended 10 them ofa bank OF redemption
al their doors, to the exclusion ofali other
parts Of the State.
The truth IL, there Il nov no use for any
County issue, over the denomination Of 90
cents. The smaller notes might no retained
10 circulation with great bcreat TO the Pco
pie, tat Confederate currency now answers
all rse, purposes that thc larger County IS
sues were intended TO serve.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-06-17

The Telegraph Of the 18th inst, publish
es an order by Coy. Lubbock calling for u
draft OF ten thousand men, throughout the
State, and the commanders OF brigadcs are
required forthwith TO execute the order
The troops, when raised, era to be turned
ovcrio the Confederate States for g months
service. The following counties are exempt
from this dralt--,o-wt; goth brigade, T..
rah and Palo Pinto; DIST brigade, all the
counties; 9th brigade, Burnett and Lam
pnssas; 18th brigade, Comanche, Brown,
hamilton, EasIland, Callahan, Coleman,
Taylor aud Runncls, and all tho counties
conpos ng the 3lst brigade except the coun-
ties of Blanco Comal, Gillespie, and Medi-
IA. The troops TINS drafted will be held
merely for their organization and equip
mcnt, and will then be permitted to return
to their homes, unless there should be an
immediate probability of an attack from
the enemy. Able bodied persons of every
age have right 10 volunteer, and volun-
tcers will he received as cavalry, singlS in
squads, or by companies, when they report
properly armed, accoutrcl, mounted and
equipped.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-06-17

gGs~ Col. N. II. Darncll returned home
from Shreveport on Monday last, having
been ordered by General Smith to collect
and forward to Shreveport all the men still
remaining in Texas belonging TO the rcgi-
mcnts which surrendered at Arkansas Post.
(see his order in another part of this pa
PERI
Col. Darnell informs us that he officers
and men Of The Arkansas Post prisoners are
all exchanged and are now with the army
Of Gen Bragg in Tennessee, where they
will remain until it ia practical for their
transportation across the river. The de-
tachments on this side of The river have all
been ordered to the camp near Shreveport,
where they will be organized into regi-
ment or regiments, Nc the case may be, I'M
til they can be joined 10 their proper COM
mands.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-06-17

Eay-Thc Austin Gazette comes TO rs this
week printed on white paper, and improved
in other respects, with the name of D.
Richardson, as editor and proprietor, Mr..
Richardson has become the sole owner of
the Gazette Office and has combined il with
tho Almanac Office, from which he issues
the weekly and tri-wcekly Gazctte, having
suspended the tsi-weckly Almanac Extra.
He promises TO make The Guzette the best
weekly sheet in the State and from his
energy and industry we feel satisfied
that he will 60 far towards keeping his
promise He has, for the past eight or n inc
months run n private express at very
heavy outlay, and he certainly deserves the
patronage of the people. We wish him
every success.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-06-17
nsg-rhe announcement Of DR.. P. W, Kit,

EtS~The announcement Of Dr. ?. W Kit
trell as candidate for Lieut.. Governor
will be found IL der the appropriate head
to-day. Weare no. acquainted with Dr.. X,
but have heard him highly spoken of by
those who know him. flo announces him
SELF at the request Of Il number of citizens
of Walker county. We have seen crcu-
lar containing the call, and DR.. KS reply
thereto. There IRE now two candidates for
the ciiicc.-Dr. Kittrcll, and Hon. +. $.
Stockdaie.
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CkTUsa 'fihGi - as AiAs = w 49, -.
-g-,FzzRTY DOLLARS REWARD VII

LNEla Ib4AJhIJA Sehs w
bs lald i,r the trres, and delivery ofeaeh OF u
foiluwiug Described 'osertors:'
From Do 3, Cnl. sweets Reg't. 18th Tex. CAVIAR!
JoHs ", THOMAS D feet "a In high, ;is;aa about
wears, lark complexion, atiA NH'Ei n!'' IJ''i ip''A
" H,a I XSDSE ION, Fl NJ In high, agas % YEAR,
decomposition, Hight hair and blue eyes resides Il
pASrrb 4. TAYLOR, foot 10 inchee high, age,
,hlut 23 years. fair complexion, llghl haiF aud NY
ayes. resides in Wise county.
JawZt B1IDw III, b #. 10 in. high, aged ~ nj
,omplaxicn ighi hair, blue eyes, resides In wise CO
1O:rPH BiRpwELL, feet inches hlsh, aged
wears slir complexion ligh. hair and Di"e eyes re-
ou w j. " r OK. { set high, aged abou, % year.
ir complexion, Light hair, ana blue eyes, fosides
.IAnGs Il. Marshes. r n. 10 in. high. aged abou
y years, re-, commrxion, red hair and blue eyes re
'i9 hs q, p,Ut 81. lin high, aged about Is year,
lark complexion, dark hair, and dark eyea' reside
"a ;S-o,,, Fl. IN. high, agod ahoat &c year.
f,ircompesi6n, light heiT aud blue eyes resides
r. ~ Agg fR 7os. #. in, high, eged about 2
vr.r5 fair pieyion, light hair anu olae eyes ~
M, Lvsrrg . Il. high, aged about 80 years, i
ompcxion light hair and bluo eyes, residesin "'s'
comfy. ,.,z
lark cnnDle xion, dar. hair and dark eyes.
THorAs DgyEsPoRr #. in. high, aged KS yeart
fair Dom Il zion. light hair and blue eyes, resides
AIrxsNpra MAHArrEY. t It. 8 in. high, aged 2
years fair complexion, light hair and brown eyes
resides In Wise county,
mir cnInp!exlon, iight hair and blue eyes resides Il
From coi, Gariand's Rcg't. oh TcAes Iufantry
J MAxwELI co AS f. sin high, dark com ,lea'on
lark hair. dark nyes, resides in Lagaoca
O. Hgcx CO b, 3 fl. 6 III gh, darl, complexion
lark .ir, dark so'- resdes At Vic oris,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-06-17

Ca We clip The follewiug pointed and
we'll lime paragraph from Tho Washington
Ranger. We hope those who have aour g
sch viii snake note Of :"
We would caution wheat arowers and
m .irrsto look oui fof men who 90 alter
-four presending thai il is FOR the exclu-
eire use 81 their families ani neighbOrs,
uhrn in reality shey arc lllr.hasing 70 sell
again and exiorten 81 Their neighhoFs
Look az Navasota and irenhain. our near
CT railroad depois--iiefe donr Ee1t into
tie hands o. s.Ircniaiors, who rui 10 mp =
such a price asfo cxcln'se al bat tie rich
from pureiias ng. Many a poor soul iha
,ras 1anriishinr on bed of sickness anil
longing ior iaste Of lour hreal could moi
gel IL. A man. IN these times, Wis buys
ana sells aour or carn. Or ANY other nrces-
eifr Of life. Cor specnlafion. Or sells a. un-
rea sonable friees. deserves 20 Be bung as q
traifor. such hesriles7 Shylocks. cas- veil
aForl 70 sfrntin br1adciaah and PM On
consequential airs " irnsi, ere icnEs q
day Of reckoning win cone. Eacn they riii
b. csnrciie1 10 call On souo pDor patriot
for ~ dr1n q water e cool Ter r1r.hsn
t1--r-s
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-06-17


The Richmond Enquirer Of the 10Th Of
May, publishes Exchange Notice No. .,
dated Richmond May 9TH, from which
we learn that all officers and men delivered
at City Point previous to May 9Th, 1863
all officers captured and paroled at any
place previous to LIST April, 1855 all men
captured in North Caioina aud Virginia
previous to March LIST 1868, who have been
released on parole; the officers and MN
captured and parOlcd by Gen. S. ?. tarler,
in Tennessee in December last; the officers
and men captured and parolel at Van Blu
rem, Ark. Jan. 18th 1868; by Col. Diekey
in December 1862, ia his march to the Mo-
bile and Ohio r. X. aud by Capt. Cameron
at corinth, Miss, in Dec. 1862; the officers
and men parCled at Oxford Mss, Dec. 2sd.
1852 and at Baton Rouge, La, Feb. sd,
1868; all persons captured on the sea. or
waters leading thereto, or upon I coast,
at any time previous TO Dec. 10, 1852; and
all civilians who have been arrested At any
time previous to the eih May, 1858, aud
released on parole have been daily e1chang
ed, aud are hereby so DECLARED.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-06-17
Che 9allas 9srala.
DALLAS:
wednesday, June NJ, 1858.


oofs 2'4gSfSSs.
SUn3CEfPfluN-l nilHihs, "a a'issAer,.,.',,',t- ~
~ arr vii D. eos tIoui ile illti uiiii i, tr1,
scriii 900 prise D. lail, sod aii pslffs esttNhtfl
H. thr caifainn "a le iiu.e ~ Nh,A shi3 age l-
DE-IcL21ISllt'1s
A,ortiseiaruis iu.pgiod a. Abe air ei Tao bellAls
pur uquafr vghi iilsa 100 iht iisi insrt.h' avg
one d1llag ir ,acA suhsfgufui inarrishi TOLD PAID
flr "a sgsry Haisufr, ai iht tiur tA sfc int 4sti
-GN-g1sO ENTERTAINMENTS.
rar siaie aui uistgic, ~ Lssisia.itt uiires, so
iur Ulunfy once, slu. 4Arse prices are Tor an'
nugncrp ruts u be usnal i'ns,hi 1ihrfNlae lwy
VIII b. CHARGED inf is sular Aiseriitemcnis.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-06-17
san REWARD.

T-s0APED frum fhf Jall a balm, DalIas r1ul'l
II Texas. On Sunday night. May 1ist. ltiS. /.
Drscrtors from Cai. y. Warm sfnre,s hrein %
Texas r r.. fo-wif EDWARD ADAMS. OF er'
: & T,.ns'a o. 3 rears cd. r fs.f 10 inrhrf b 8
ftt conp1cxion. bfre ~ rrTd - hat rfffi o.
Tsrssr,f rarrfy ard " EsLET EIcI. 70 years q
sb1rf 8 fttf inches high. Erfr hair, rrs1rnce r.
ai,sr. each for s.if 1fe@rffrs allowed ~ nj ~
~ rs-n1nfions end IrrfIT r1I urcn AZ g tI
rffts army urhn tlis z'lerifs rffhr dl15rrnf -
Ii..I peace Il Itrfs. ana 1rc1 ~ lfrai titi4ffi
arrest he ei1rrsaid iassrferE. ard c9n1nl The
s.'I1e -rc1 jail. ~ hat rar ga ft-1s-
rcH~ sH1fLIT 1Ierf. c.. Il
1r-Et E'-rt'r Set j =
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-06-17
..S,x, u-lIrs Cotton Garus.


Mt OFFICE Is hereby given TO the beads o. families
~ and othor dependants Of officers and soldiers '
that tho County Quart has reflected one man In each
Precinct suitable persons 10 report tie nance 81
all those entitled to cards, TO the County Geek ~
order that the Court may no enabled TO perform iis
duty In accordance with insructioas received Enen
one entitled TO cards tho State price, 10 requested
to report his or her name TO tho prrBon sclse.ed IN
tho Precinct where they live by the 2bth day of June
Next, iniyrning him AZ he same time whether or po'
thay have any cards, us foior~, town
Precinct No. I'M. N. Thompson No. z J. y.
Sirnnon 30. S--wn,. halry; No 4-s. Il. Gil4erl
No III. T. Smith; No. 6-Wm. Hunnicui; NO. =
Sam Keller; No. S--samucl Newly; no. 9--psvid
Jordan No. I0--A. G. Mailsch: No. ia. b. La
nier
will take al necessary steps TO obtain the nance
above mentioned aud rrpor, without fail 30 the Court
by tho said e5th day Of June, which time The ap
poroDment OF the Cards viii be made in he toyefa
precincts Of tho County. and forwarded TO the above
peraon5 in each prooinctyf 1r elo and distribution
by order of the County Court.
GEO W. LAWS, Cl'k Co. CT, y. e Tex,
BY J4MEs +. THOMAS, puiy.
NAV 10 J56Y-2A.5W
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-06-17

The Detroit Rrpe Press, Of q sttli ul.. gives au
runn, Of the escape from The kelcrsis 81 I'D SAM
drrs son II Ge, y. tndsre, ana Of his arrival in
Canada with dispatches from n government to Mr..
slidrl 4 detiied account Is given Of the manner Of
HE escape IL was dressed poorly, and passed as q
deaf NUE. carrying asuaii slate, on when alone he
cond converse Tie fell IN With fsderei offers who
irea-cd him with great Kindness, ana fnaliy Did him
alseu Whom NJ rot 20 8 Mary river, he took \
canoe AMI crossed TO CAusia, where h. INN al.
a siy recovered the us~ Of speech, aud conversed
fr,nily boih IL Epgiish and French.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-06-17

r-1vF ffSTs PEE Pound vii BE rHid ior 80
81 IIr4r A. tIE- 70 he l|r Ieff I'D q ~
-..4|in m 70 D. Iie0. Rooster n oev br.int-ls
-ie r..-s .fs rra-isd 20 rtakr rsrer will nnd ~
80 80. -ie.f,riss n 7erls. Il q ~ D. IIT-d ~
- ~ an rrorifa Themselves s-t 2 r-z bag
T. III lIe.f rags VIII he arI1lrle1 u e4l1 ruu1'
=. - .-sIII|. %. lI1iirc rHlll be Elrrr
80. ..'.-- - orally a1n r.1rrsIrf r. -rT1| AID
49, ~ N ne r1Iarrt Will I1tsIl1 tlrtI tine
- ~ AI'l-- D. RICH ED5Of.
t,.-'ir. Na-ri = is-s -1Q.tf
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-06-17

DU-capieins Montgomery and iIavilead
have recovered another guam aineh Co
lumbiaa-frora the gunboat wrstfsid which
was destroyed by the Federais in their
hasiy retreat from Galveston on the morn
ing OF The Isl Of January, making six ia all
which have been raised frcm the wreck Of
ihas vessel There is also probability Of
missing large amount o. vaiuabss tron
and copper.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-06-17

LaTWm T. YeOman, Esq, forme ~ OF
the Rnsk Enquirer has become associated
with willard Richardson, Esq in III, cdi-
torial department Of the Galveston News.
Mr.. Yc,man is ready and graceful writer
and will no doubt contribute considerably
TO the interest OF the columns Of tho News.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-06-17

B6y-Dr d. b. Thomas and II. IIirsh, Esq,
both ofthis place, who returned from Shreve-
port few days ago, have our thanks for late
papers.