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The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1863-11-30

III SEEMS that the rebel General JOHN
MORGAN with Ave other officers have taken a
French; leave" fromlthe Ohio Penitentary.
One thousand dollars reward is offered FIR
their apprehension. Many persons are n
toe opinion that they had assistance from
che outside, but We do Rot see that tais
naturally follows, as many couvicts have
heretofore escaped from that institution
without such assistance.
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1863-11-30

O> THE first page OF this mornings RAG,
lsrss will be found II number of interesting
extracts from Southern papers Of dates as
late as the 23d inst These extracts are in
teresting mainly as showing the temper Of
the Southern people, notwithstanding the
great reverses their armies have sustained
aad the desperate condition the people and
the Confederate cause are represented as
being in.
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1863-11-30
TAR CORDIAL, TAR CO RDIAtL'
TAR CORDIAL, TAR COhDAAN'
IN ataLiJls Cure for Bronchitis,
4, Lf,U.bzs Cyre for Bronchitis.

Mr. Ward saws: "Dr. wiahart-Sir. had Broh-
bits TnSamatlon of the Lungs, ShortneSs OF Breath
and PaptatOn OF the heart in their worst ioG nSv
had been treated by several of the most eminent pnS
rnj course Of my disease and had despared OF ever
befnr restored to health. was truly on me veIs
Terge of the grave. Your PineTree Tar Cor9iat was
SGa6I reoommended TO me BY a friend tried It ana
@ 70 saw that that after using four large ana
one small bottle was restored to perfect health YOU
can give reference TO my house, No: COS \. oeeonS
street or at nv Office OF Receiver OF taxes rom a.
MO I l. "4'' O''''' JOHN WARD.
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1863-11-30

THE consumption rolls are to be puolisheo'
in order that they may be corrected by
publio inspectiop. Sensible move that.
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1863-11-30

Our Loss, in killed and wounded, at LOOK
out MouL tlin is put down at 5000, on the
23d, 24tb and 25tb; at Missionary Ridge at
400.
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1863-11-30
FOR SALE.
lSs Main Street,
Whaling. @

COUR eligible and convenient dwelling hs9ses, LII. III.
r atsd on John stres; IN the city OF Wheeling one
OF them Is a first cAS residence, Large and conn
and connected with it q lot and half Of gfound AL
are desirable and we'll located. Apply 70
novls'sS:2w JAZZ 1AS'
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1863-11-30

The brilliant success of General GRANT
in front of Chattanooga, as heretofore re-
corded in the REGISTER, is fully confirmed.
The victory, as it stands is one OF the most
substantial Of the war, vet we confidently
anticipate still more important results, IT
our forces are pursuing the enemy, with a
view of compelling him to fight agaln-or
to keep on retreating. 1t is none the less
gratifying to be assured that all this mas
been achieved at a comparatively small loss
OF human life, and that the public joy over
the event, is bedewcd with the tears OF but
few widows and orphans In what direction
the rebel commander will retreat, with his
dsmoralizsd and dispirited troops, remains
to be seen. We expect to hear of him, at
Dalton, first, then at Atlanta, but unless
hesvily reinforced, with men and artillery,
we do not well see how he can expect 10
maintain long his position there. With
General MEADE facing LEE on the Rapidan,
he certainly can gss no succor from Virgins,
and with BEAURRsARD continually men
aced at Charleston, not man nor gun is
likely to be sent here from that quarter
Ii is doubtful whether oven LoNasrREET's
corps, detached to look after BURNSIDE, will
be able to rejoin him. We think It will be
part Of GRANTS strategy to prevent that
junction, and so, while following BRAGG
into Georgia, he will compel LoscsTREEr to
fall back from Knoxville 50 as to keep open
a loop hole of retreat along the Tennessee
and Virginia Railroad. BURNSIDE, there is
reason to believe, is reinforced ere this, and
LoNGsrREEr's retrogade movement begun.
The work on all sides northwest thus goes
bravely on. Tennessee being pretty we'll
cleared of rebel soldiers, it will be Georgia
turn next.
All honor to General GRANT,-bis coun-
trymen, one and all, must now exclaim,-
not only for his mastery generalship in the
field, but for the unaffected modesty Of tn"
man, in his otficia. dispatches Next to the
announcement of his resplendent victory, il
is most refreshing to read his transformations,
brief, business record of it,--contrasting so
favorably, in that respect, with the frothy
bulletins We have so often had from some
other Generals, iu the course Of the war;
Honor, too, TO the gallant Western troops,
who constitute the greater proportion of
Li, army. They have earned for themselves
name which will endure as long as the
bills of Chattanooga or Lookout Mountain
Itself shall endure, and established claim
upon the gratitude OF their countrymen,
which generation after generation Will not
br slow 10 acknowledge.
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1863-11-30

Our READERS VIII remeWDef tuaC TWO
torse contractors named HALL and SMirh
WIRE recently tried at Cincinnati, by court
martial and convicted Of detrauding tde
Government. The Court, which was com
posed Of highly intelligent military gentle.
meD, was Tor four weeks engaged IL be trial;
and the evidence in the case OF Smith alone,
eovers 500 pages Of legal cap After The
most careful hearing and weisi ng Of the
law and tnr evidence, the Coulr ,entenced
lie Of the swindlers to pay $1,000 aud TO
te imprisoned i'll the Peuitelliary FIR >iX
months, aud the other To pay $4,000 and
re Imprisoned one year
Every friend nf Justice, Of our com''ry,
and of the soldier, will ngree tia; it is
high tine that All example Wa. made 81 ne
II the swindIers who ate tattenlng on the
sweai aud blood of our people anil Oh the
S.ry life # the tioycrnm,nt that gives
them p;uteoti"n: AND the announcement
these .eutenees was received a. dawn ut
better DAYS But these rogues, like .oanV
others. have money AMI Influential iri nds
and these riends have prevailed upon the
President 20 suspend the execution ot the
sentence, unlil he can examine the tesIino-
ny. OF euurse the Pr~.iirnt With Nil the
duties aud cares thar ara ',nw r sing np"a
him WiIl moi snuu find Jjrup Ia o2Ctorni u
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1863-11-30
BLEEDING OF THE LUNGS,
BLEEDING OF THE LUNGS,
nEAn TILE FOLLOWING:

Dr Wisbart-S;r: return my grateful thanks ior
the discovery you have made in making meqicLhe
that will cure Inflammation OF the Lungs ana LIVER
Complaiut. When commenced 10 use your Flne
TTea Tor Cordial was, 10 all appearance, near my
.ve had been for length Of time splitting BLOOD
and would az times vomlt 1t.
Nv physicians (or l employed two) pronounced me
mast cure but nv sister had used your Pine Tree Tar
Cordial which aid her so much good that she prevail
ed on me as las. resource to try ii and thank Ood,
commenced TO use it. havo taken twelve bottles ana
am perfectly cured, and am ready and wiling tnat
arv person that Is sick should cali or me, ana VIII
tell them what your Cordial has done for me. Al!
ny friends and neishbors were utterly ast0nlshed al
my speedy return 10 health; for they had seen me
yomit blood in ciOed state frequently. Publish my
case Tor want every person that suffering as was
10 know OF your invaluable medicine.
Respectfully JOHN NERDlN,
Crease t., s.z doors above Richmond ST.!
Philadelphia.
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1863-11-30

can only give a few OF the many thousands OF Ger
tdcatcs am receiving favor of this great Medlcne'
but have had quantity OF them published IN clTcu-
lar form, which send free on application whether
YOU Conclude to give the Medicine a trial or not send
for circular. Price Fifty Cents, and Ono Dollar
bottle.
Prepared only by the proprietor
DR.. L. Q. C. WISHART,
PHILADELPHIA, Pa
' " LOGAN, LIST & CO.,
and T. II LOGAN & co.
Agents for West Virginia
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1863-11-30
FOR SALE OR RENT.

TINE three story Brick Dwelling House, Sne% ~
/ new in which now reside, corner OF Quincy enu
Main st, eets 9th Ward, rooms with bath nc
and GAS fixtures complete. Enquire at the Auol'Oi
Office, Custom House Building. r--, cp.Xr
nov2s.lv SAMUEL oiSA -
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The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1863-11-30

JAS. PAUL., Trustee, ,.-.,,,.--.-,,
ALOEzo LORISG, Sheriff ~''-''li''sei
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-06-10
,sDO Eairg Cottarn cards.

ATOTiCE Is hereby g,Ycn 10 the heads .! families
~ aud othor dopendants .! GIicG:R and SolIlaTs'
that tho O,anty Cllrt ms splgt.el ol0 man in each
Prlcin3. - suitable persons 70 report tho nHes OF
all those entitled TO car4s, to the County Clcrk IN
order that the Court may ha enabled to perform iti
duty In accordance with nsiruoions received. Eacn
oIo entitled to cards a. the STATE prize, IL roTvcStgi
10 report his " her name to The person eo'settd in
tho irsciuc; where They live, by the 9oth day 0! June
next informing him Vt tie aShlo timg whether 9F A''
they have any cards, as follows, to.wit:
Precinct M. In. ". Thumpeoni No. :. j. I.
Sratton 10. 3-W!n. Haley No. Is. II Gilbert I;
No. 81. T. Smith No. 6-Wn Iiunni;u NO =
Sam Keller NJ. S--Ssmurl Newly 40. 9-DyiA
J3r1an; Nc. I0---A. c. Hallcck No. liza. Il. La.
NOR
Il is cxoactsi that ,Ls atova appointed pcrasi.a
gill take all necessary stGps Ia obtain tbs name
above mon toned, and report without tl 10 the Cou!
by the said 25th iay Of june y, which '!ne tho ap
ppr,tonmsnt OF the Cards viii no made in the several
precincts of the County Gnd forwarded 10 he th1ve
persons in each precinct, fT ale and distribution,
BY order Of III. County Govt.
GE0. ". Laws, OK Go, o.. Z. 2. Tex,
IL JAMES 3. THOMAS, pe2t.J.
NAV -, 1879 -c5;CS;,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-06-10

.srlt inr.lA ulth fiu4.4.s .. l...ar
suI tlypifhy ur slllfeHll. Iisl God
t.rJs thrs0 Virtues inil il- lralo g .8in4
iHs slus Dc nslsss'euisi sltuc 10 III i..a,
national crime,
ii,hn9ua, Nng To- Nsr'l,r" 1ai2s 0i
Che lifh 40 received,
Ile Washington ChTonlr'a .eaias tls,
Vallsudlghan IL ssnicnesl 10 'laapemtrr
on 'he Dry Ilulgrs, gG ih9 e9asi Of Flor
idn, flg two years, A majority ~ ne sout,
ElI2 IN isyGr OF s,ld.ag L.m G5pta un.ii
Oh end OF mo Wag,
Ile Herald says The report i premature.
u ihc PROPOSED asnieHc .iriS carried our be
II sgre 10 be- e.lsiei Governor Of Ohio.
Richmond, May lb-TAc Tax BIN was
approved ly iha Prcsilgat on tho 2uh Of
April. The Commissioner OF Taxes las
not been appointed by tho President.
Rlchm.aI, .iey lI,--impor,aBt notes
have been addressed 90 he C8av by the
Austrian and British CabuclS on tho Pol
ish question, They call ationl.cn 90 th,
Periodical dangers which threaten the
peace al Europe from war agi,aiioa5 and
military Impressions In Poland, AMI state
lAatV reform Is necessary 10 end them.
The Car replied HAT the ro,ian strus.
Gle has been used against him by others AZ
nn encouragement 10 revolution, Foreign
communications have aggravated the posi-
tioD wiihou. showing any way o.. solving
The ditic'ltJ without rylf-ahasemcHt Tho
notes called on the Poles, Ia luc 20 continue
their struggles, Previous 70 tie reception
Of thc notes concessions might have been
made 10 tho PoipS. Nov, such O coarse
would involve aha.3at.,E- Vgj!!s E.sa,
ing Asls Nay lpta.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-06-10
Gen. Van Dorm.

fer from comments Of the press cast
that the cause OF Van Dorn'S death
ntimacy with the wife OF DR.. Peters,
use, we have not Que word TO say
who killed him.-Van Dorm had HoA
ing cavalry General. lie was es;ccm-
'aYos; Of the war. AS such he vas Il
}ple. They delighted to do him hon
come guest at the Preside, and his
t as That Of Il Iuag, To associate with
nor.
grlcd cause Of his death is true, il,
e Of the coniiding nature Of the pcoplt,
( his position TO destroy the peace Of!
NG marriage vrws TO greatly his own
\ we must leave il to athera to re-
We have not one tcGr to shed for his
regret for his untimoly fate.
hear ,lat these taese things are not
I an admirer of Van Dorm. We have
, reports Of Il like character that from
prevailed against him. But these
youchcd for ny high authority, and
the crGlcncc Of thoac who knew him
one The braves, and moat gallant
~. IN the Mexican Wnr; in the war
ne, md in z hundred instances Of the
r0ved his claim 70 public confidence
ighcrin the regard Of the people.
lld have blot,cd out bis good name by
&c laws Of God mud man, ana buried
cesspool Of based lcsirel
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-06-10
~ REEYARn.

EHsc4PED fr,-a fsse Jail a. pali-i. D1-ias rouss,
- rrEas- uH Sunday uirhi. rly 1lsf, 1913. :.
D-zrrft-s FROM Cri. j. Warren fi-1t's Eizfrieai
Tsxas =. T. to-zit. EIHAED ADAMS. 81 larf
9 !. Lanes c.. q r11rs ola fstf 10 ibsisrr kfr
Night conp,-xi5n- bis sy-s s1f DARK -ir. rsrisrncr
rh-ut RET 9f1zhe hisi. rrzs Ari-- -s-i<---- ~.
- l-la.r lffIlf .alsl l.fG ard n 81 II
d1le --fa- On .-l-a.f ca 81 - q l9 IL ~.
IilE. rfr-a ere. ell rl eH l-r lfIisfrf
7--.1. 20 Sea 1sr-r-sr. I'D -olfls &C. 81
sfrl -lrfi ~ ~ laf z e--'- t--E
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-06-10

TrIgE CENTS PER PoCSp will ba iaia ioG - ~.
4 toa1rlinou az delivered ie Ne 'fHasF-iFn n "a
Arsiin, or 70 Dr.. Thee. Rooster ia Ne~ Bf.bA-s-s.
These rags arr waited 70 iaaAh fsi -
cry family wiIi provide tleriseiscf Sii1 . raf .es.
Srt - ,oiis rass al bs a472ial led u s.-eh c5---
- fuiich ius notice VII y gwen
rcrss iapsrs generally are rsgasatel 70 rcTJs A.
.,,o,s ,- r,aac . charge gi.l rat4isl u - ti1isi
Az ssrd bill % y AiS. -ANS~N-
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-06-10

The Cass County tI.l.) Democrat Of March
6, contains articles in relation to the con.
script act and in favor of peace, The editor
calls Lincol n's draft 'the most infamous of
all the measures of Consultations def Tying
Congress and law SO far as the Congress
and President can make it and no farther"
Under Burnside's death order such words
would send the uttcrer to the gallows now
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-06-10
Il rom Sew Orleanl.

ectrd 80 Sta,el some laya s.uss, 49,,
FIcrcd the enemies Vi the United
a. city by the 10Th Inst 70 accom-.
y Scrc required 70 apPly for pass.
po;.4l.ga U2ald be furnished .hem %
ines.
fr-a New Orleans, q Egsh later
.kht up5G this ia!aaoIs arrangement
posscss.aa o. rorr Of tie peoples pro-
aud 90. the saue time force ,as own
lgalml and wanderers, The order
leh for the willy General luslegd Of
II. citi1nns OF that Inflated city 20 take
and Illus belle lhelr real feelings agd
sa.q'y-...s lsulsrG or them iMmCd.a,
tsses-in surrender home ana every
herewith. The rush tor permits 20
,,llag to Banks. The demands for
-yeasing, and II became absolutely
"A 20 determine, ard that promptly
J govern and garrison az empty city
rse, wi,hOu, populace1 or repeal
liter was biz Gea. Banka, Whu Is
,pAcr 10 be omiRently wise, was fore
ardir, or fnl himself tho centre Of q
,a garrison OF soldiers 10 protect
r ana hGIS mat miSHL lhtfe couSle-
u tia. GeG. Banks Withdrew his or.
Tia; hc could not furnish means Of
the numerous applicants. Be- that az
Der been fully carried ont, We have no
wing shat Gen. Nat. P. Banks and
pr9,eIst3 Uuion men, would have
,rt5 Of the grca. southern mart o.
, citizens Of Ncn Orleans have been,
oppressed by Dn,lcr tho Brntc--u'i-
authorities, under the orders Of Lin
like the long Gagged bird VIII Ii
them by General Banks, they were
the mountain or valley OF their na-
they might breathe deeper and frccr
Liberty
Id we have expected from our oppras.
ew Orleans2 We sincerely hope the /
ks may yet be carried out, and thus
,tress Of mind and body among the 1
sen, City NatchsS CoRri,r,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-06-10

ID AN AWAY from the un!orsigaea, LARGE
II BAY MARE, about l5iI hands high, some
white in hor forehead and while snip Oh tho noGe.
OF 10 years old, branded on tho left shoulder with
tho letter b. natural p;lcer, PAGES when loose and
uuler saddle. will give this above Hazard for hei
delivery to NO. at my residence, II miles Northwest
OF Dallas. Any information OF nor wAncaabontr
that will enable got her, will 10 thankfully
received and liberally rewarded.
Address mo at rira,srs' BranoA P22t Or:c, DIAL
iGs County, Texas. .
SAMUEL L. GILBERT.
Nay 1911, lss3-.e5.iwr
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-06-10
T4TltAY NnT4l-Tt.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

HALLAs tOsaTV.
IAhLh ~ iF AtHty aHiIhriu fat trfffff
3 figi ues. M bliri, Lee, tae 81 hANi4 hEi
LuAS HORSE, nsf mape fnd tail, lsif iscs, fli ~
isrt shiir, abaut rsgs cd tTaHd.d Is iuiAfd %,
-rihsr "a Lls itii si..uifG, slt tpQ' tfsiFiIf N
l.t lon hip, ~ u Lat q lirA slif1issd " az
Takes u ~ llAmiligp M.bgsell % ss'Iay.i
a-flfs " 4. Mait!9tt, Eal, tAg Witt b.fLF 4
yith rai s'ilts, he'd sHi ntfi, m1ittu tfap 81 ~
isu rAr, is'i.ee FORK ND cR.f'! % l't iiGh' ti-t
co llu si. lf q. y pF, Q yfats "a; LgIialsga
t,A Gao. W. Ian q cl'k g. 4, D. C.,
tsi.',l ~ Jas. 2. .EcNAg, AfFu,g II
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-06-10

T0EGCE.-T up by the untersigncd iiy.
~ ing ono milo West VI Dallas, TWO STRAY
MARES both .tluat Is hands high end branded Oh
tho len shoulder IS one years old, pale "a
rel with a email saddle mark the right side Of her
back; tho other I. dark chestnut sprrel, about 10
yfarl DID, both hiud feet white up to her pastcrns
Tho owner can hRyo tho above animals By proving
property auI paying charges.
[29;3;V joins LANh'
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-06-10
TIE STATE OF TEXAS, |
A-n..rn %. InMN.AA

THE STATE OF TEXAS
COusfY or JoHSsOS
10 q. ~. CHids, CI,isiab'e:
Uou ara hereby commanded aa summon J.. !.
I Thayor, by publication In tho Dallas Herald. !
u, wspapar publsh.a Ia tho town Of Dallas Dallas
county 10 b. and hp,Ir before nio II my afti2o !"
johnson cauniy, Texas I)a. No. g "a ths last SAT.
urday in July 1866 4! br.ug tho 10Th ofsad month,
to answer tho com plain; o! Nlgcl Brn9s, Agent for
J Burke, in Debt daa \! sum loss than ons hnn,
drel dui,aga. Herein full NOT uth-Ye Yoa J.er ~
tlGur: this writ, toslher with 0 capy Of TIA Hsra!!
containing IL, publication Of This writ
FL. KIHrLEY, J. /. Lat J q.
Cam TO hand un the BID ofAp,N, lS,..
lal3.sl w QUICK, C.na'eba,
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Obs @allea 3egalG.
DALLAS:
Weaaolday, Juno 10, 100,

OClfk 1'ffstHfS.
SUES -Rlg .luN-C aCulis, Do alfsEc', .,,,.,,l. %
ArI.... sl.l lr srHt i.em ODE afnlr uallth' ~
E-ri t.. ..l.s 10 f.ii, ana sl IeIrFs tl'c-Htu N q
10 No 90 l -Ilou . lH tir- iui hhra co.. Or % T.
an rrJ:Sl gISJ-N'Is
lyr-i,s. 20 uiF Inserted al the isif viINa p'1lnFs
per square vFht llrts iuf tHr ret iuif',N' ah1
one l5irr or oleh sutsrqlsut intrgiigui iohc l"1i
Er H. rIrry Instance, % tho tiny hes aTr inserted
AVN u r-N-CFc.7rFg N'z'S.
Tor Slate sud p.,Jtici o. Lvlisls i've ut1ts, go
l.g County Offices, $40. Thee lIit't o." i-I Hur
uouu,. n,uts ~ rho usual lrpt o,horNite 1h'y
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-06-10

geJ'Tho weather has been oppressirely
hot FOR two weeks past, and farmers say
that without rain very soon the corn crop
would he very materially cut off. We had
n light shower on Monday morning and au-
other yesterday evening not enough, how
ever, to do any good.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-06-10
KEkwPE s. y,XLLER's MILL,

4 T Honey SpVings,S nhos e0Hth OF iaii-si Oh
The West siaa " trinity River, Is now in iirst
rate running crIor. snd capable Of grinding six hun
drsl busheisuf wheat ia u hours. wiz make ~
good Gour and give good tara 0nt as any MI! ~
the country. Jar rates are one -l1lh icT toll.
Always GA hand, fox sale, Fl5ar, in Ike 20 sal;
purchasers.
The Ferry opposite or niili. n Tsiaiy River, Is
f. to al persons coming 70 q going roa The n!l
lstE uANpE MILLER.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-06-10
500 EEa;ld al Nhecn tor sssIe.

TNONSISrING If Ewes, Larlh2 and WitheTss which
L can De bought At bargain By applying 70 iae
uudnrsi-ncd, liles from ihc Of Dsl7s on u
rad T. Cedar Hiil, or n Alexander Chiieson, "a
Mountain Creek where the sheep cfss De rcen-
JAMES gEsTLET.
TavR re5J--c3.tr
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-06-10
Rasisg Couuty warrants.

A IL Parssns having Dallas County Ezrrasis. are
~ bslsi Boti5, 4 and cqaosfsa - prsszat IA n
T. ibe undsr4igned f3T payment, y fho Isl DAY u
! ~ 20 r.lt. = 10 aTd ~ --ri o. = ~, =.
}. 1 l-y E-rli lE- JAZZ y laJIl3s
fl1 G-rf
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-06-10
The Battle of POrt Gibson.

.toEte Appeal describes the battle Of
a. hl-imca.ot Grand Gulf by the cne-
nhoatS Wednesday last, the
....ft battle near Port Gibson On
'. lica he for,itude, courage and pat
.is uousnnd OF our troops fighting,
- 3 81 number) were fully confirm
g. .aslcl. The battle ragged itlr.
,lr morning until after sunset,
rra " hdrawn to prevent flank
VI he enemy, who, during the
Urge achievements. Nobly did
firmly did their generous boaoms
.... .... . .i''fc ;linst overwhelming numbers
Jh. la' ss1ua Brigade and those of Generals Green
IGtw'u ana TrCeag tcepting several regiments from
,h.,, c, q .Ect .,f INSTITUTED our little army. To
sen. Green end gat twin and their commands, az
SIS. o. -.a. -rr. .ade, high credit IL accorded
ar usraaa aJ.'ass n Tracey fell At his post early
~ IN. as.i.a vile % fighting tic foe "Thc blood
If tlc ual rs l- fcyt Of the church" The Isl Mi
,c4r Brigade. o. course. fought well. The gallant
chlrgec tElI aar.s + this brigade upon three big
.dcg %. rse hl.Et ut yht pieces Of artillery through
On 0pea f-.os .l sacgess in preventing further
Ad-lu-c g.H taaE Rove nent of the enemy, witness
e. and regard one Of he most daring deeds OF the
gt- Although u,- ssourian | cheerfully ''render
unto Cesar ,hc .h.ls q At Caesars" To aating
D.iEctes Gar-sll .rckscll commanding this brigade,
sad o. ..s ait-.a-'.-p Captain Young, tine highest
r!1ise istga 4 30 aGigS on the field in that daring
a. srze Co. f.!gHgs Gauze, BeYer Thuhbell aud
ctl,. Officers whose names | do not remember. The
Officers u gt Gle &c deserve special mention for
s.3lless and soEEals.
e.. Eugene % aE 4ginent covered itself with
6l7r, -ui-ag ;-l-aG.- -s enemy who at time
- -nici e..
Cen B5vc1 wac iu EGnd Of the forces, and dis-
7,aFei h' usual skill ld courage, reading two
charges Of 'le url re~o1.
Gar loss nai SIC, 1certained, but is evidently
~ ch i-lisr ia.n ,la. IF the enemy. Some Of the
hss- nlc0i 81 De 'aa1 uas been again poured TO
y-.cr rfrc.a te OF berry" All the officers aud
sold.clsa ihc h-.e 1rt Gibson, fought with zeal
Aae -5sra &C. ald 5-a tn Sssperatioz. Our retreat
tsas Einir45iy contacted and was covered b. Gen
C,-irc.f1 brigade 1fr troops here, and in this
Vicinity ere 10 hc 57t-s; spirits and ready fo- an
e11-r e- 70t o. by t4-r
-. ~ g. .rse o rr-ss yes, t-1s 20 oar e.nss orr
e,s end 1u- ss1atrT --sa shcrt .i3c vii. Ead u
snszy - FOOT uel- TIE al or our State.
F.5Earyzs H-g g 1883. J. B. y.
800. r. 49,. -, - -. ~, -,.-.- r,,,-.,-
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-06-10
NOqTCE.

rJNlII undersigned would say That no has aomple'
ted Lls wool cardng, and persona having rolls
at The Machine will plcusH call LGl gut them.
Iwlll l.! prephredto CIIi Gotten on Monday neS'.
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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-06-10

w. Il. D. Ward has been appointed ap-
praiser under the imprcssmcnt act, for the
State Of Texas.