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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-05-13
EpIroR DALLAs urRnALp :--That the

EpIroR DALLAS HERALD That the
great and populous wheat growing portion
Of our Stare should havea voice in bring.
ing forth candidate for Governor none
can deny. While this portion OF tho State
has not only fed large portion of our ar
my, but contributed beyond hcr natural
strength to swelling our ba,inlions in the
field, il has not expressed preference for
any man. 1t is time that VIC were uniting
on some one to fill the high and responsible
Office of Governor. Who should he DO but
man Of tried integrity unwavering fdel-
ity TO our cause, Of enlarged statesman
like views and strict observer of States
Rights2 Such a man is 7. MURRAH, Of
Harrison county. A native of South Car.
olins, educated in the school of politics Of
which the great Calhoun was the cxpoun-
der, none can question his devotion TO his
native South. Mr.. Murrah came 10 Texas
about fifteen years ago, and commenced the
practice of law, at Marshall. Since then
he has risen to the head of the bar of East
err Texas. He was elected to the Lcgisla-
ture, and served with fidelity the constit-
ueucy who sent him. He was prominent
candid. te for Congress, two years ago, in
the 9th district, but owing to sickness was
compelled to quit the race. Subsequently
he assisted exec vernon Clark, in raising
his regiment acting as its Quartermaster,
for several months, when sickness again
forced him to home and quietudc.
He is now the choice Of several papers
in the State, as well rs many voters. VIII
the wheat region rally TO Lis support?
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-05-13

SuRrKIsiNG, II TRuE.--A letter from Adjt
Erwin, dated from the Big Black Bridge,
near Vicksburg, on the 23d ult., informs us
that the night before ono guuboat and five
transports passed our batteries uDhurt.---
xhis is confirmed by the news in another
column of souc eighteen boats Of the enemy
being below Vicksburg These six, with
those already there would make up the num-
Der. How could five transports and one
gunboat pass Vicksburg uuhurt? Two miles
or more Of powerful batteries, which we have
been taught to think so powerful that the
heaviest iron-clads were sure to be demol-
ished in the attempt! What are our forth
ficatiors fit for? What are our artllcrists
doing2 II is whispered they were dancing
and drinking Of them. This will
not ae ount Cor II It's bad gcneralship il
not something worse. The people have a
right to know what this means Thcrcan-
not carry their modesty to the length of be-
ing dumb, and led like sheep to the slaugh-
ter. The matter demands q court martial.
But the damage is done. We hare lost the
river, and must make the best of it we can.
Happily, the season is late, and we have the
hope Of recovering it in the summer.
Washington 4rk. Telegraph.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-05-13

Bey- Lieut.. S. B. Good, Of the 10Th Texas
Volunteers, arrived yesterday from shrcye-
port which place he left on the 2sth. 1t
will be seen By an order III our ADVERTISING
column from Gen. Smiths present Head
Quarters, that all officers and men connec.
ted with Walkers division of the army Of
Arkansas, are ordered to report At once at
Shreveport. L.. Good Informs us that
speights forces had arrived at Shreveport,
and Walkers division OF 5000 would reach
Red River in four days from the time he
lcit.--iic gives US no further news Gal.
Nees 6h.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-05-13
The Crops.

lrtir M ,.es % Texas our accounts give the most
sths.stlgrr ullmsa Of abundant bread erops. Never
10 As history ~ H any other State has the fruit
~ s1il teel. AEuv., TO teen with such wealthy
lrula!st M both 81 II and large grains.
"a Egf,Arrn lsSsa the whole country 10 covered with
40 growing su l0w .ripening wheat. far larger
,egyltorv t,l jeiare has been sown, and more
favorable su9tcss1g OF seasons than ever before has
L.su s1pe.cucgJ Indeed, so heavy is the crop that
'hg people despair " ever being able to gather H.
AGc Indeed ualoss thousands OF hands sent at
'-5r and cotton plantations to that district TO
i nc harvest IN OF the wheat will necessarily by
lost We -.ge the people OF the lower countre
100 strongly ganze their gangs Of hands and send
than ~ once C lie harvest
This vhost IA now heading, and three weeks
moro will lad thc hulk OF II ft for tho sickle. The
prospect @. abundance has already set prices tumbug
,t1tuNGriE, asi il1ir that month ago commanded
,lGi 70 per on lbs in Houston, is now slow sale at
3cay26 -nJ rill, n another MONTH IL no untoward
,!FcamstSacc occurs, 20 down to Sl0@Sl2. Even at
'hr prize viii DO higher in proportion than any other
produce Of ne country.
Srt corn Il also from present appearances, bound TO
ls both htIndnnt and cheap The recent rains have
syen tAo corn sl fresh start and secured in much
20 The lower country crop beyond peradvcnture.
Ssca glorious pro mse of abundance never before
bsesed our country The patriotism Of the people at
aTge mas riumphed over selfshness, and in doing
lRs only occurred our independence but proved
worthy u freedom.
Texas, hssies giving the nobest body of troops to
ne Cohfcdsraey Of which the republic can boast
hat the devoted patriotism that has taken these
nsr igom heir homes TO do battle in the glorious
CAUSE, burns with bright fame in the breasts of
;hcsa home We point with pride and satisfaction
~ oot ma piQ,nise to feed the whole army of the
tr,m granar!ca to their camps and storc-houses,
.ttrs'1r TslcqyJah -
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-05-13
r,sy-Mr. James b. Wallace has been AZ

raS~Mr. James d. Wallace has been np.
pointed an agent for the Government for
purchasing wool, IN connection with Geo
II. Judson, ESQ.,, in the District In which
this county is included. Mr.. Wallace is
now in this county, and will visit ms many
of the wool growers as he conveniently can,
and We urge upon the holders of wool to
scll to him at liberal price. The Govern
mcnt wants the wool, to make up clothing
for our soldiers, and the lower 1t can be
bought, that much lower will the SOLDIER
pay for his clothing.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-05-13
nEsEKTrRs.

DEsERTED from Co. 1, Hawpc's Reg't. Dismour.
i } ted Tex. Cavalry, May sd : 18th 1855 from
Camp Kamishi O. N.
{ CALVIN WILLIAMS, 5 feet in.hes high, aged "a
years. dark complexion, black hair and eyes, rosidGs
in Denton or Montague county.
Il. IL. CHRISTIAN, feet 10 inches high ageI ~
years, dark complexion, black hair and grey eycs,
resides In Cooke county.
SEVER FonTESBvRG, foct Ii inches hgh,..ascd SO
yeiys red complexion, light hair blue eyes, resides
in Cook county. =
JABErn GARYErr, 9 fec. 3 inches high. aged is
years, light complexion light hair blue eyes, raEdes
in FaDniD county.
light complexion light hair blue cycs, reHides in
Fanuii county.
joins F. McpApE, 9 fee, II inches high, aged II
wears, light complexion, auburn hair blue cyes' re-
JorS McIEEoY, feet 10 inches high, eyed 80 Year,
dark complexion, black hair, black eyes, resides Ia
Montague county, 80 80.
years dark complexion black hair blue eyes, resides
in Cook county.
From Co. II, same regiment AZ the same time
joins BEEN, feat inches high. aged 2. Years,
dark complexion, black hair, hiac eyes, resides in
Jirayson county.
SsyUgL BoEs, fest INCHES high, aged q yeara
dark complexion, black hair, Hazel eyes, reside IN
MAETIs Y. DiARs tect iuchcs high, aged % years
dark complexion black hair, black eyes, resides III
Hunt county.
All the above named men TOOK Win tneui boNc'b-
IL cut arms. - -, -,
The Government Reward Of $50, will be paid for
tho npprchension and delivery nfeach Of said deser-
ters g. W. GUESS, It. Col.
a43t Conl'dg Hawpes's Rtg't. D. 7. Cav
HEAD QUARTERS IN BRIGADE, DEPT I'D
TER tIroRY, May lst 1853
Iient nj, Moore, Of Co. A, Iiawpe's Kcg't. dis
IN lnnted cavalry will bring all parties absent on
this Brigade without leave, whether officers, nom
commissioned ofeors priyater, and deliver thein
10 this command at Alexandria, La. He VIII call
an OuarterInasters and commissaries VI the u ,. "a
for Transportation and subsistence Tor hinseli ana
tho men us we'll as those assisting him. II nc can
hiring said parties quietig, he is 10 do so tus fot
he viii bring them by force. Lieut. Moore will use
his hest cncarors In this matter and report TO the
command without delay. All officers and men so
absent will Weld obedience Lieut. Moore IN these
mattcrs or be punished for wilfill disobcdien OF
orders. Bv command ofCol. A. NJ. ALEXANDRA,
2l:3tl Com'd'g. End Brigade Dept. IND Ter
Hiram ouAarEns, HAwrr's REor.' D. 7. c. I'd BRIl
aApE DErr. Isp. TER, CAar KIANIsHI, g \.
May LIST 1869
Capt W. W. Peak, Co. a, Hawpes Rcgt d. I. u
In obedience to orders from brigade Head Quarters
Won are hereby commanded TO enforcc and carry out
tho above critters thor fullest extent, priyates Dan
81 Burroughs and Thomas J. Kimball Of Co. A,
HAYNES Regiment alone excepted these two sol,
eiiars being ordered remain in Dallas County and
ssist in saving The wheat crop " rendering lAe!E
constant aid as mechanics under the general direc-
;ion OF Coils. T. G. iIawpc and Jno. G. Actoy
''"'' Hr Command of GEO. w. GUESS.
1t Col. coni'd'g. Regt.
ot.3t y. 4. TAYLOR, Adft.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-05-13

Hsr VIC copy the following articles from
the Texas Almanac Extra, Of day before
yesterday:
We notice in the War Tax bill, IS il pas
scd the House on the 22d ult, clause pro-
hibiting the appointment Of Office under it,
n all persons within the conscript age,
liable 10 military duty, AID ss the prohihi-
tion seems 10 be necessary one AZ this
tine IL viii be we'll for those desiring 70
collect the tai for Che pass wear 10 apply to
George Durham, Esq, the Chief Collector,
resilient lt this place. and sc bis aPriica-
slr1 --i~i-< rtfsrr1e-. 40 s'afiu- arf-
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-05-13
SnREFrpoRr. MAY Sd.

The steamers have hearty all left here
and gone down the river, with the inter
ton Of returning TO Alexandria.
Ramor says brigade OF Tenncsscans,
numbering 1900, froh Arkansas, have
reached AlexnndriaI Nothing further
from that point since yesterday.
The passengers wig arrived from Mon
roe this evening say that heavy firing in
the direction of VieLsburg was heard at
Monroe all day Wednesday and Thursday,
and that yesterday Friday they heard
it until 20 miles this side OF Monroe
II is supposed tho seige has commenced.
They also rciterate-he report that Rosen-
Grams has beel-badly defeated.
C.p-Nest from Houston, arrived to-day
with dispatches.
Col Bagby is in command of this post.
He is last recovering from his late wound.
Nothing heard from the Yankee gun
boats. II. p.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-05-13
nS,Is rr,sijon Is called 10 the aaye.aisu,-

\gD-srres;ien Is called 70 the AlYcItisu-
ments of James Burk, Huston, Texas, in
to.days paper. Mr.. Burk has at great
trouble gotten up q new original Texas
Primer and Primary Spelling Book, both
Of which will be published and ready for
sale by the goth of the present month.
These books will be in great demand, and
school teachers should secure early copies.
Mr.. Burke also wishes to purchase seeds, a
list Of which will be found in our adyerti-
sing columns.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-05-13
NhifnnEn.

DEPARTED this life on Friday the sh inst, after
few days Of painful Hines from Pieuro pneufnonia.
Ma ISAAC JOHNSTON. Of this county, aged IS
xssry Mr.. Johnston native OF Ky. whence
he ren,ovsd At an carly age Ifrt., thence about
nine wears since TO this State
The MN Der and warmth OF lis friends attest tllf
true worth uf his character. II car be truly said he
had 10 enemies beczuse ID him there existed no
guile; he was emphasfcaIiy' good citizen and An
honest nan. lie leaves behind him q large ftmliy
70 mourn his loss, the inasnteh a. hs sons
are nrns doing good service n Confederate soldieFs
Let them 10 grievr. !og their iather dica Is
he lfsed-a christian.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-05-13

THE COMING BATTLE IN TEsNEssEE.---
The Matches Courier says Roscncrantz is
gradually being reinforced largely, but
believes the Confederate officers arc not
unmindful of the tremendous responsibility
resting upon them 10 make every noces-
sary preparation to meet the enemy in the
great conflict. The editor concludes thus /:
There is scarcely q doubt but this is
about the last great act III tho drains of the
war; that Tennessee or Mississippi has
long since been selected by the Fedcrals
as the final great battle. 1t is here they
hope to defeat us; here they hope to give
the Staggering blow" to our Independence.
VIII we permit it TO be done ?Let every,,man
who can shoulder his rifle, say Mol Rein
force our Generals. Let no one prove him.
self laggard; and, if the enemy brings
three hundred thousand men TO bear upon
Gen. Johnston's position, let Us whip them
--rohip them 10 their hearts content!
The way through Roscncranzs army is
the high road to Kentucky-lct us pursue
it to his discomitnre aud destruction I!
Brave veterans lead the charge!
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-05-13

NHi" HNAl Tt"" 30 NfH'''
..f .u..rn.f graph IN relation 90 no
flH ~
a U.riB fe Richmond Whia Saya
,lAl ,iiv auJalaa, uenrral la General Or
ders, 50 "a, has prescribed that, afier the
publication u the order, officers reslgning
,hcl. commands must remain ns priyates in
their bFigades. This order, tho writer de-
tends against complaints that had been
made against H. lie says; "Thegc Ne u
set " polilleians, iaNyeis, doctors, cotton
growers and hog raisers whc, without any
previous military training or education
have thrust themselves into the positions
Of Captains, field officers Colonels, and
Brigadier Funerals, and who at every hands
turn, III. e6ten 10 resign, thinking they can
90 on elsewhere under commanders more
compliant 10 prlyates, making great -four
ish and plenty Of political capital. Now,
Il Is jus, as well they should understand at
first rs al last that this ia very properly
put stop TO by General Order No. -. II
they rssign, they nwss remain a, priratss ia
ne sams brigade.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-05-13

CALAMITY TO THE PREss--Thc Bath pa
per mills in South Carolina, the most ex-
tensiye in the South, have been destroyed
by fire. Many of the leading journals
Eastward were dependent upon them for
supply. The Charleston Mercury, amongst
others, viii be suspended, and several will
come down 60 halt sheet. Those who up.
prcciate the value Of the press will lament
this deeply.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-05-13
Confederate states Bonds.

DALlAs, coy "a! Iey'' J
I AM instructed by the Secretary Of the Treasury
to give notice that all rrearury NOTES not oea',ns
interest," which bear ate subsequent to ths lot Dc
ecuber 1852, enti.cd &c DO funded &c '.rer cent
bonds.
OWING 30 the time necessary TO prepare INC bonns
hearing seven per cent. itcrett authorized @!
Congress Of tho goth Of February, 1885, u may ho
weeks before an in reccrr OF bonds ior doire'
ry. In tho mean time, parties wfshing 10 fund may
make deposits taking my certificates, which entitles
them to bonds stock, bearing interest from the
iu,o of deposit. J. W. SmIih,
finay6-gS;3wl Dcporitary. .
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-05-13
yoTICE no pnIpcE BrTLDEns

nY order Of The County Court 81 Daiss cgoa'y; ~
received nv The County clrk until the I'd Monday 70
Nav 1855 Tor the snuilding 81 Iousiaia or.rk ,ia
Rvs NfIe Bridges sid bridge. 10 % retuit nfeol-
i,,s 10 r. rlf and specifications q The CID ones,
,rbih-ara found on the Minutes Of the County tccrt
said Court iescr,iue the rightfo r5ect any hies 'A'
NAV h. rendered sad t1erE.
Gro n LAWS Clerk e. E. n. {. Teas.
fistf By JAs J.. THonas- repuiy.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-05-13
nngsi Raes!! Rags.il

1--WE CESTs FER POUND viii be paid for ct
TON or linen rags, delivered to the undersigned IN
Austin, OF to Or. Thco. Rooster in New Brsrnie,,-
Tl,,ss rars are wanted TO make paper with and as
,hs new ontcrprise IN Texas II Is 20 be harcd ey.
ny family will provid. themselves with rag bag
tSenfs 10 collect rags will he appointed IN each eoun-
* (which duo notice win be given
rs.ss rrDers generally are requested 10 copy. ard
those who make a charge will publish three times
- e,r,f hili ~ u. RICHARDsOS.
Austin, March 81, Iss3.-Is'if
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-05-13

~In less than three months the election
for Congressman spdtwo members Of the
State Legislature will come off. AS yet
We hare heard of no candidate being an
bounced for either office. Is it not time
that somebody was spoken Of?
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-05-13

G@lsr Col. Nat. NJ. Burford, Of the 10Th
Texas Cavalry, who has been at home on
furlough for several weeks, left this place
on Monday last to join his regiment, which
is now attached to Gen. Marmaduke's COM
mand in Northern Arkansas. The last d.
rect information we had Of the regiment, it
was just about entering Missouri.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-05-13

aO~ Capt. j. bud. Doak passed through
this place few days ago, in charge of $50
Fl ne mules, direct from Mexico, designed
for Gen. .S,eel's Division of the army in the
Indian Nation.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-05-13
xTAyyPE s. MILLER,s NsHLL,

Honey Springs, 6 miles South Of palias, on
n the West side OF Trinity River, is now in brst
rate running order and capable Of grinding SIX hun
arcd bushels sf ~hcat In q osrs III max. a., =,
coed -four aud give As good turn out az any i''' IA
he country our rates arc onesixth Tor toll
SinTys on hand fos salc, Flour, in lois TO sun
purchascrF- -, r.,,.. ,,f-er ~
crce 70 ali ,crsons coming going from Tue mist
''s SO 20 M S'"S' HAwPE q MILLER.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-05-13
r,mrN.sTR,rau,s NOTICES.

N is hereby given, that at thu March torn, loo5
Of the Probate Court OF johnson county, the under
signed was appointed admir-. of the estate OF Z, );
Key, decd wherefore all persons indebted 70 sail
estate will make liayninnt 10 tho Undersigned, anu
those having claims against said estate, will present
them properly Authenticated within the time pre-
scribed By law. April q, 1853.
a4:st@ SAMUEL pIoKEY, admir-
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-05-13

T-gxAs PRIMARY SPELLING BOOK - design
ruhIishing BY the 20th Nay, finst.l an edition
Of T~o Thousand copies Of the '.1t<@s fHiHhrr
Spr1rrxs Bson~ Il viii r9mrris1 about my pa
gcs. good paper and style
lar .r hundred asries OIdtrr solicited. and 1lct
n-s-o-5fuc l. be ti1ne 81 their raoefaian
ss.ft JAMES BDnkE Hrustln-
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-05-13

b%-Pyron's Regiment, 200 strong, left
Galveston on the 81 for Liberty, en- route
for Alexandria. The Tclegraph's CORES
popder,t says the men were quite jubilant
at the idea Of going into action.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-05-13

ge5"Hon. A. W. Terrell, Judge of the
Austin District, has declined an urgent ap-
peal to become candidate for reelection
to thnt position, having accepted com
lnand in the army.