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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-11-11

DR. J. s. Claiming. Of New York City. writ
q most cheerfnlly comply with the request OF "a
:gent in saying have found your Sasaparill1
most excellent alternative in the numerous co
plants for which We employ such q remedy,
diathesis. have cured many inveter.ie eases
Leucorrhea by II, and sOme where the compla
was caused by alteration OF the uicrus The ulc
alton itself was soon cured Nothing within
knowledge equals 1t for these female arrangement
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-07-29
VOLUNTEER CAVALRY WANTED.

Fellow citizens Of Texas, native soil is throat.
ered with invasion by the cruel and destroying Yen
KEGS, flushed with victory, and painting for revenge.
Let volunteer ropel the invader and save the soil
Of Texas from his hostile inroad5. an vested with
authority from Gen. L Kirby Smith, through Col II.
=. Morgan, to raise company OF volunteer cavalry
for active service this side of the Mississippi.
am authorized to receive all of CUnscTpt age, pre-
vioGs to enrolment ty the appointed conscrpt OIL
GERS. Every member must supply himself with q
horse saddle and bride CGUG!yg will be fur
nished by the Government, at Shreveport.
need not urge tho necessity Of every man doing
his duty in this grca Urgency refer to he adj
vantagcs that will TO the men ting in this
cohtntccr company, which may probably be he lat
chance offered for cavalry service. The regiment TO
which this company is to be attached, will be used
pick"ts, vdctte- and spies. Come. Texans, many
Of you have experienced the horrors ofa Yankee pr
son and it is now our dug and privilege TO repay,
with interest," the crucltes and n uries INFLICTED upon
our brother soldiers
Persons wishing to enlist in this company will APP
ply to J. w. FRIzzELL, at Waxahachie, or to me at
Dallas, at the office Of Col. j. c. MOCof.
n. II. pARNELL, Jr.
DALLAS, Texas, July ~, 1868.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-07-29

BSyeWe have reports from Bonham for
sever days tina. Gen. Cooper had been re-
pulsed by the Foicruls near Fort Gibson,
and ;hat Gen Cooper himself vas wounded
-ono account Gays that he had subsequent
y died Of the wound. None Of the reports
give dates or particulars. We saw u gen.
tleman few days ago who had letter
from his son in Cooper's command, dated
abou, the 10th inst, which says that they
were then some 20 miles this side Of Gibson,
and were waiting for reinforcemen'si that
as soon as they reached there they would
attack the Fort. The letter does not speak
Of any recent fight.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-07-29
sx EASE NxsxzTs HEAyI.

1
The Southern mail last night brought US
no later news than we had received the day
previous which We obtained from the Gal.
weston News Of the 9th, brought ny gen
tleuan direct from Houston, one day in adj
vance of the mail. This new, vii! be found
in another column.
The Northern brings but little ncws.-
The following, rather. tending to confirm
our adyiceS from Houston and Alexandria,
wc clip from the Camden Ark.) Herald OF
the Oath.
owe have no Geographic news Tho week
Of any consequence. From Monroe, under
date Of Odd We have @ report that New York
papers say that Lee has taken Philadelphia,
and was moving on Washington City.
From Shreveport, July 22d, that gentle
man Just from NGtchez, says he read in the
New York Herald, that Gen Lee had burn
ed Washington City.
Lincoln has issued r proclamation in
which he says that Lee has destroyed more
property ia Pennsylvania than the Confed-
eracy is worth.
And that johnson kept retreating from
Grant until he fell into the trap prepared
for him, when johnson gave him fight and
whipped him badly. This fight occurred
near Jackson, Miss. Last week We publish
cd an item, and have since heard several
rumors in regard to it. Gen. Ostorhaus
was killed and Gen, Sherman badly wound
ed in it.
These arc all tho Geographic items We
have been able TO gather. We do not pre-
tend to say they are true or false. Our read
| ers must exercise their own judgment
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-07-29

Flakes Bulletin, Of the 2lst sNys that
five negroes attempted to escape Erom Gal
weston 10 the Federal blockaders on tina,
morning, in bliR, bat we're oyerhauled
By the steamer piann's boat and twelve
men, who we're fred uron by the enemy.
The same paper Gays Ii flag OF truce went
to the hlockadora on the Goth, with letters
from Yankee prisoners, when the blo;ka-
ders Informed them that Vioksburg had
capitu!sted on the 4th. They admit Il loss
in the rccea' battle CT Gettysburg of 5000.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-07-29
WAR DrPaEraEs7. Richmond. May 9, 1903.
IL XNMANGE NOTICE, Ne. J.--1he foi.

IL =
Ia lcWing Coaiet'Tate officers aud men have teSn
duly o1che37c3 and are hereby 80 declared:
|. Al oificera am Inen who have cen deseFtA AZ
CITY Point at any time ~ viouE to Nay O. lsej
z All rfcers captured at any fiacA beloie the Aet
- AnriT Is,.g = 10 have taca rtlta-ed IN parole.
a An men captured ~ y orth Carolina or Virginia
before the OF March, 1885, ho have been TeleaFsd
On parole.
.. The officers AID rlsn captured ans Iaroicd ty
Gen s. p carrier N his expedition 70 East Tennesfee
in Dscemb, last
O. Tho officers and MN captured and parolcd by II
Col Stewart 81 Van BTen, Ark, January 18th, lel-
by Col pichev IN December, Is02. n has march -
the Mobile and Ohio Railroad tnd " Capt Cameron,
n Corinth, Mifs. IN neoemhcr, isF2.
t. The officers and men Tarole1at ozfoTd' Mis-.
on the sd Of DCcsInb-r. lsf2 - n-eA~k, = y. ~
tie 9th q JanUary, les 4n ~ ba.dH lslL6si Ltii
on the ed q February, letsi.
7. Al persons Who have bern captured On The see,
and the waters leading the SAINT or uioo The sea
coast Of the Confederate Uuied ats - any ins
previous to December nth, lef1.
an civilians who have been ARRESTED Al any iifno
tsors the sth u May. ls5, and rtleased On faref,
are discharged from any and every tsiEsiion -cl-
tsi,es In ssid rarole II auF surh Persl1 has as
any ulih Of glance 70 the lnhea e4aeEt ~ ElFtl
ms i,oud. Or ii release Ess soronT.uift Eith any
II scr rruaifion d. l. discharges RON The same.
q II any person salLracsd IN arT u he f1Trs ,s-i
sa-fion 81 II AM section q Euy FreFi1s kLcheDEe
Nirs wherein faer are DECLARED e-chanErd- are u
ir r-r FEDERAL prison, they are & b ilrdiaelg r.
- - and lsiirer.d q the CosiedsT-- an hcrifiss
EOBKhT grLp.
rr-~ rs-ss.0, Assrt rf = o E1rE
rrfsfs-eff re-rr- .7srs ariu iuF-Tr the -c-sEc5rr
r-firr siz Tires E1e rt-l -.s- y - g ne I.
Department
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-07-29

'u.Ioy Noxt Moudn., the peopl'
gf Ir,as ara called upon to east their vote
ipr men 10 ma como Of The most imporan
g.ros In the State, II bohooycs every cili.
tan 10 look we'll =, his ticket, and see that
they made up for men friendly aud we'll
disposed towards the Government Of The
Confederate S,atcs and the great cause Of
tie South, The dangerous aud wischieyoai
hati, Of gaul'.hplius md cngnca'iaR Of
our laws, cur Congress, our Presaen. end
our 9Gjeera in the hcld, should be rebaked
BY free Aad Intelligent people, and the au-
thors o. these wholesale efforts 70 hcprccia'e
cur Government be condemned Is the Va'se
of on, people u, the ballot box,
WG have supported Mnrrah and Stock
dale because wc believe them pure and hon
est mon, whose ability is unaonb'cd, and
because wc know them to be free FROM q
feeling OF opposition to the set
led measures Of the Government. Fer the
same reasons, we have supported MIR, Ora.
nam for Congress, AID because he has made
faithful representative ti,hcr'o, and bee
,ause his private worth and purity Of heart
md life, give assurance Of fidelity ia public
fairs. We call upon the people to look
veil to their men, and vote for none Of tur'
ulcnt, grumblinS ins,incts.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-07-29
NnfiCn OF Election.

THE STATE OF TEXAS,
County or DALLAS
III NJ PATTERSON, Chief Justice in and for The
/ aforesaid county, 90 hereby order and direct that
IN election BE- held in the eeyeral Precincts in this
county at the places designated by The County Court
on the first Monday the 81 day Vi August, 1858, for
purpose of clGcling . Governor, Lieutenant Cover
nor, one Representative for the Fifth Congressional
District Commissioner Of th9 GenorGla Land Of
Nee, one ttorney General, two representatives for
the th Representative District, composed of Dallas
county one CoronGi for said county, and taking the
vote Tor and against the proposed amendment OF the
Constitution.
Polls viii also be opened for filing vacancies in Pre-
cnct oflcors, ..
Given under my hand and the real Of
~ the County Court, this 18th day Of July,
| sbAh hs63. ]. NJ. PATTERSON,
SL0 ~ T3i2w1 Chief Justice.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-07-29
H 49, - -
DIED.

In Lancaster. Dallas county, Texas, en- Saturday
Juy llth, 1863 Of lux, NJ twenty minutes past o.
clock'p. NJ, WADDY, son Of Grill. and NOBLE E
Miller aged 10 months aud 10 days.
Wadiy was III eleven days, and his saifcrngs were
great. Ills kind Physicians McCurty ard Mofott,
were very attentive and dil all in their power to re.
st him to the same bright and laughing ttls star
for such he was to al who knew him But va qhould
NOT forget vNn rules I'LL things, aud know Ills He
who took little WGdly from Us to rest Win Hin
above. Msy God strengthen his afflicted parents
that they may say, Lord, thy will 30 done"
Then dry yonr tears and cease Ia weep,
Your babe has only dropped to sleep
With him in Eoayen yGu soon shall BE-,
And never leave his company.
EhIura has ebhei hor last
Tho aoul with pnionsd spi rits rs>
The parting panys If death arc passed.
And lOw in dust 10 lies.
Behlli his mother weep,
Mis- kind father mGrrI,
His auntias sigh with anguish deep,
his neghhors look forlorn.
We know this moment, ho
With the bright armies Bing,--
Oh grave whore is thy gictUry.
0, death where is thy atrtng.'
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-07-29
Eel,-capt AIlaa Bcavi, Of COL Barforll'l

Eel'~Cap, Allan Beard, Of Col. Burfords
Regiment, returned home few days ago,
from his command, which he left in the
vicinity OF Delhi, LII, Capt. Beard returns
home in consequences Of \ wound received
in the fight near Lake Providence, in which
Col. ParsoLs, in command Of Texas Cav
airy Brigade, captured some 1900 or 1900
negroes. lie was wounded by mimic bal!
through the ticshy par, otthc arm breaking
no bones. He informs us that when he left,
our cavalry was devastating the whole
Of the country from the Mississippi River
TO Bayou Macon. The Fcderals had for
some time been in entire possession Of that
country, and had commenced the cultiya-
ton Of cotton, with the slave labor which
they haa stolen, for the benefit Of the Yam
kee Government. /: will be some time, if
not longer, before they can pu. the country
q gain in cultivation.
We thank Capt, Beard for telegraphic
fayors.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-07-29

/ OH, 10 thIl1 wlrbf The eight took III. q
. Il Jnci SON. oar lla MAS num $500 co. =
{ 500. Captain illlmcs Nento,er the battle
/ field and found Il covered with dcal Yai-
kecs. when III, Captain left Johnson was
pursning Grautln tho yiciniiyuI iii8 blac!,
and for several hours after 10 leti, heard
heavy firing Johnson, before the fight,
had been reinforced with 5000 mon, prln-
oipally from nFlggs army, Charleston aud
Mobile, when the Asht took place his
force was about 10000, Judge Terry Nas
= yl.untegr aid on Gen. JohnAlps stan
Judg' MpGlNRn, oil California MRa ARIZONA
Rot0rieiy, oRl now QuaTtermasler Of the
Arizona Battalion, has also just arrived
aud elrvoblratos Capt, Holmes slutcmeut.
H. also states that tho Mississippi IL far
from being open 10 the Yankees, even II
Vickahws aud Port Hudson have feilrn, as
every transport thai passes Is compelled 10
run tho gauntlet the entire route, They
are fired into all along the river,
Gen, Taylor has fallen back, Tor prude.'
tial reasons 10 BrRshear City,
The Yankees have made no .,temPi "a
yet 10 come with their gurhoats above tho
mouth Of the Ouchita or Little Black river,
They have sounded little above, hut before
they venture up With the only class Of boats
which can reach here, they had bcitcr sound
he bushes along the shsrcs,in several pln-
,ea
Gen, Walker has been ordered 70 this
point, and was yesterday 20 miles this side
II Vernon, and ere this reaches Houston,
win probably be here with his force.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-07-29
TaI PlIL OF yirKsBrEG.

ne J.ssoh Mi''s'yplsh Of he IN, says.
We arc profoundly PaiHelio earn edo ~ S95t ar
thoTy, that the noble garrison A. VcksNlr9 Gariilt
ted last Saturday morning the ilh instant, There was
no assault from the enemy bu somc Uf Lis miucs were
sprung which rendered further resistance useless,
The terms 81 the tapitulaon sre that the garrison
iIO00ln number are 70 De moved 70 some acc, pa,
Die polnt the Rig Black 10 wait exchange. The .N,
GERS were allowed 10 retaia their eide arms We had
up TO this mournf event an excess 81 $4,000 prisoners
and AN exchange will soon be effected
II thus comments on the result
Il is difficult state what advantage tho cGeny has
attained In the capture OF ViekshurE There are 10
many important circumstances connected with itsu'h
complex network Of positions that Il ia hard 10 rca
lge whether II Will ultimately prove disastrous not
Rcyond all cayi II the full bencfs Of The capture ac
erue 20 the enemy the blow 10 We hRs been most heavy
The simple capture Of II 900 OF troops does not
materially injure us as they will soon DO exchanged
bu, the moral effee, produced BY the taking Of our
Southern stronghold is greatly TO be dreaded, both
among our own and the Northern people.
Grant, as We are credibly Informed, is sending q
large portion Of bis army Ncrh--severnl transports
having already left filled with soldiers If such be the
case |, Ia highly pr'eaele--indeed, .is thing to be
looked i0r-thai Vioksburg will be re.capgred BY
troops. The mere poin, Of VcksbGrR ia worth
than any other the river. Strip il Of is slori
prcs,igc, b. such heroic defense, and it. s
than hatcher or Rtdncy. IL follows therefore il
the enemy clear the river Of rebel batteries and
rebel gGrrsons, Ficksburg will be bo0tlcss prize
rather disadvantage 10 him than Otherwise
The misfortune great tia, IL irreparablc and
while the sorrowful Intelligence ofthe final capitula
ton Of oc Vicksburg must necessarily produce a
dampenny effect upon our people let us not force, that
We arc driving the enemy panicstrcken before us in
Pennsylvania. That the finest army the planet
has been scattered to the four winds bv the inyncibe
hosta under Cen Ies-,hat even now we have nm army
in Pennsy lTania nine y thousend strong, which is
capable Of ovcrrunning and conqucrng half the North
ern States-that the Federals AZ Woshngtop Harris
burg Bait more and Philadelphia are trembling in
their boots lee, the daring Confederaes fail ppon them
Truly, give both 90 cd and bad news to-day, but
We trust the bad norton will vet be turned to our nd
vantage.
III, uo,r,a lroN ,,r,.,o,nSo,. 80 -, sho-o,,r
40. 'I .'''PO''
news anuef aa'e Of July S'A' gives the 10 lowing par
.iculars Of the surrender:
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-07-29
aq~Adiutant n. II. Darnell, Jr., OF this

s9~Adjutant n. II. Darnell, Jr., OF this
place, one Of the returned Arkansas Post
prisoners, has received authority to raise a
company Of Cavalry, for service as pickets
yidettes and spies. He is authorized to re-
ceiye men within the conscript age nho
have not yet been enrolled. 1t is good
opportunity for volunteering as cavalry
men, and those who wish to join the com.
snand should call on It. Dnrnell at once.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-07-29
q CARD.

The anderson are authorized 10 recruit company
Of mounted men for service TINS Dcpari ment, under
Orig. Gen. r. NJ. Gano.
To any persons who not in the service, and Who
are unwilling to the war close without taking
some part in our struggle far independence, oppor.
tunit, j. nuw offered to enter the service under o
well known and popular leader.
All recruits are expected to Furnish their own
horss Report at Dallas, Texas, to any Of the
undersigned. v. q. WEhLCH, tapiuin,
+. NJ. GANU, LIST Lieutenant.
ut MUSlCK, %
JOS. HUFFMAN, Sd "
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-07-29
STR AVEn

,pn,T ~, har AZ nallsa, about ono rl0ufh
400. n little DARK BROWN INDIAN
HORSE PONY, about 4 yours old. He Is bran
5.S with a low down tbs left Eauli and his lett
Nina f,ot il white Twill literally reward any one
VINO will deliver him in Dallas, inform me
"a 10 his whereabouts 40 that l oan get hin again
A. J. GoUFFE.
D,,,.s. Juno 2;th. fs63-3n.e mos.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-07-29

co. Col John Il, Baylor nadrcslea tho
citizens OF THE place last Monday, WewcIe
no, present, but learn that his address was
mostly taken up with his own personal
,rea'mcn, by the government 40, From
wha, We can hear wc sNHnot believe that
he succeeded in taking any aucag'h from
Mr. Graham, or that he convinced the PEG.
pie that his claims 70 seat in Congress
we're valid
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-07-29
ouANrEKmAsrEks OEEIcg,

san ANTONIO, IrNiLsi July vtN, l5to. J
In compliance with General Orders, No. SO. notice
IL hereby given 10 all concerned that the rates and
wages paid TO aud for freight in the service
nader MY charge, rs followa;
Transfers owning the teams they Grivs, are paid
freight ct the rate of three cents pound per hun
drcd miles. Transfers not owning their tsams are
paid wages at the rate oFury GollarF per month, and
willie win be furnished there by my aCcnts with fcil
lilies for obtaining their necessary supplies
The above rates are payable altogether in Coincide
rato rOteH.
General Order No 70, above referred to, ia ae fol
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-07-29

brave. determined and mninrhng 600 rh.
hour Of uat'lc, aud $50 are pleased ~ hear
the colonel speak In such high terms Of
,hc galllntry Of his men, They we're IN
the nlolc Il the sweep Of our cavalry
through the Ia Foure country, always in
the lead doing heavy piske'ing, building
bridges, cutting roads. Ead confronting the
eupmy wherever found, They deserve their
full sAaro Of the hog0rs,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-07-29

EGy 1.-THE Houston Telegraph says that
Capt. ". NJ. Armstrong, A. Q. NJ, reached
that place recently with $l3, 100000 ofpu( o
lie money from Richmond,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-07-29

s~We are requested by the Captain Of
Patrol, to say that all persons sending their
negroes out after dark or on Sundays would
do we'll to give them passes, as the Patrol
cannot judge whether or not they are out
By permission unless they have passes to
show. Iffcuud without u en- they will be
dsslt with as tie Law directs.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-07-29

Dr, III, s. NI0EFETV

Proposes to meet with many of his iellow-cit.
may be- pleased to attend at the following
places, cordially inTitn: other candidates TO meet
with him, that they may Interchange scntiments,
and II necessary diccuss the grave subjects
interest in Starc aud Naliona! policy.
Union School House, Wednesday, July Goth.
Duck Creek School House, Thursday, July 30th.
fcyrne. Friday, July 3lst.
Lancaster, Saturday, August LIST.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-07-29
HEAD QUARTERS DISTINCT OF Texas,


GENERAL ORDERS, No 73.
All rereans entitled to employ ccnstT'pt te'nlstcCs
In the transportation of cotton hereby prohioit
ed to pay them higher wages than are allowed these
teamstcrs by Major Hart. Major Hart will cn'sc the
rates At which these men arc employed to be publish
cd in all the for the information OF al con
ccrned. After having arranged the rates with the
Chief piaburslug officers Of this District these oh-
cNrs will notify their contractors that airy violation
Of this Order will them to b Immediately de-
uriyrd af all couscript facilities. BY command Of
Mai Gen. J. BANBHEAD MAGRUDER.
Gro A. NAGRNDEE lE., A A. :. Ger.
Agents acting under my authority. arc directed 10
report 10 NE any violations Of thu above General Or
iers which may come 20 their knowledge.
4 HART, Major and QusT;cEmaster.
Bjj-An newspapers in this State copy Tor enc In7ath
and send bills TO this oico !1r payment.
July 22-35:4w.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-07-29

Atisafsn HRiHcg Orders have been re
oeivcd b. Brig. Gen. Herd from the Adja-
tant Generals o1iss a. Austin, shat PriSr
% the dey Of completion Of company organ
iIations, drhnsd nsu, Furnishing rEBs ard
usrses. Sii' Be reezivei - Cavalry.
We cal stielti9z q al IRA. e --=- .
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-07-29

Es1"TLe Rev. DR.. Kay of the Episcopal
Church will preach regularly at the Mason
ic Hall every Sunday at 10 o'clock A. NJ.
He comes recommended as q scholar of pro-
found learning and clergyman OF deep
piety.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-07-29
AnnpNnEeM Gnta,
-~~~y~~N~NN M ~~NsN-~~~N~~~~~
For Governor,

! .NN<N~-C~N~@NN~.NeN [N|N~~N-NNrN~%NrNs>
For Governor.
/ SOW; ara authorised AMI rllr,t.i 70 announce
/ Hon. rEEDLErpN MlEkAH, p! Harrison county,
10 Is candidate tor Governor, at the ensuing August
/ election.
/ COVE sr, authorized 90 aunoun,s Cal. EDWARD
CLARK, as q candidate ler The Oic' Il Governor II
/ thu Sia,t Of Texas.
( re- We 81" authorized 20 announce Gen. r. J.
| EHAMBERS as . candidate for tho ohec Of Governor
! VI Texas.
For Lieutenant Governor,
s1'Wr ar" authorised aud r"qucs,cr TO announce
Hon + s. STOCKLALE. Of Calhoun county, us
candidate Eg Lieutenant GIvernor Of the state Of
TcxSs.
GD-Wo arc authorised and requested to announce
Hon STEPHFN H. DARDEN. Of Gonzales county,
q candidate for Lieutenant Governor Of tho Staic
" Tcxas.
pB'We arc authorised TO announco DR.. p. W
hITTRELL, a5 candidate for Lieutenant G0yvrnor
Of the State OF Fexns.
For Congress.
DC We are authorised and requested 10 ahn2unce
Hon. MALCOLM j.. GRAHAM, as candidate for
reelection to Congress from the 9Th District.
R5'We are authorized and requested TO announce
Col. JOHN r. BAYLOR, Us candidate for Congress
from the 9th District.
EE'Wr are authorised ami roquesied to announce
Hon. PETEG W, GRAY, rs o candidate for r""loc.
tion to Congress from the Third Congressional Dis
trict.
Fer the Legislature.
Ef'1We are authorized and requested to announce
Col GEORGE WILSON oi Cedar nm, as a csndi.
date 10 represent the county o. Dallas In the next
Legislature.
gS'We are authorized and requested 10 announce
THOMAS J. NASH, Esq, as Il candidate for Repre-
sentative in the Legislature, from Dallas County.
We authorised and requested TO announce DR..
II. j. MOFFETT, ~ candidate 70 represent Dallas
County in the next Legislature.
gj5-We are authorized to announce Col. JOHN
C, MCCOY, candidate for election to the lower
House of the State Legislature, from Dallas County
We arc authorized and requested to announce
W. IL. WITT as candidate for Representative from
Dallas county in the State Legislature.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-07-29

The Fairfield Pioneer says that Col. Ter
rell's cavalry regiment, about to organ
ize in Southern Texas, will rendezvous, at
Bonham, Fanninscounty.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-07-29

ES-We are requested to say that Gen.
X. N. Gauo sill address The citizens Of this
place, at the Court House in Dallas, on
Saturday next, the lst day Of August on
matters Of vital importance to the country.
a full attendance is earnestly desired.