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Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1863-10-12

erings is weakness, encouragement. and
peril. Let as seek to inspire Zach 9th
er's hearts By mutual confidence to in
vigorate each others arms by mutual CO
operation, and thus to convincs our ad-
versaries andihe worldat large that we
are a unit, knowing no enemies but the
enemies of cur country, and determined
to sacrifice all personal feelings, preju-
dice, and aninosities upon the altar OF
the common good.-Richmond Dispatch.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1863-10-12
From GENERAL LIES Army.

GoRDoNsv1LLs, Oct. 7,-Thrse prison
ers captured at Cedar Run, Culpeper
county, and brought here to day, are
Englishmen, and say they don't wish to
be exchanged. They report that the 1st,
9th, 18th, and 18th corps of Meade's ar
my, have gone to assist Rosencrans, and
tn. 3rd is guardin. railroads. They also
report all Commissary stores sent off
and the army falling back. News from
above, brought by citizens, confirm the
report that the enemy are falling back
from Culpepper @. 81.
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CAMP OF THE 6Sru N. G v,
On the Battlefield of ~Ch:ckamauga,
September 81, 1868.
Mr.. EDIroR The. terrible struggle is
over and the enemy are flying. The 5Sth
n. G. ", have participated, and nobly,
in CARRYING their last and strongest posi-
ton. From 8 o'clock has this regiment,
the 5th Kentucky, and the ed Virginia
been striving in deadly conflict with the
foe. We have finally succeeded in car
rying the heights and capturing Coils.
Carlton. Leferne and Glen, with over Eve
hundred other officers and men, but at a
fearful loss in killed and wounded to this
regiment. of more than one half the
number carried into action. Leut. Col.
Edmund Kirby fell dead, pierced by four
balls, while nobly filling his position
He was a son of the late Col. Reynold
Kirby Of the old army, . young officer
of great promise and one to whom the
regiment was warmly attached. A brave,
generous. noble hearted man and able
officer has fallen.
Eben Childs, a youth not ret eighteen,
son of Col. L.. d. Childs, formerly of
Lmcolnton, now at COLUMBIA, ,. VI, was
also killed while exhibiting the greatest
gallantry. He was a noble youth.
Gen. W. Preston, commanding, our di
vision, to show his appreciation of our
| efforts, has presented to the b,igade fol
| the regimental colour guards, eight splen-
did Colts Revolving Rifles. Gen. Pres
ton in his note to the brigade commander
z.-. & T oo-l kInoo G-o nrr~c IN h.
hope that they may commemorate here
after, in the regiments, the great battle il
which they were first engaged and achiev
ed such brilliant distinction" Two hav'
been allotted to the 9th Kentucky, tw'
to the 63d Virginia and four to the 58tI
North Car0ling.
The S9th, 29th and 6Oth North Caro-
lima were also engaged in this grea
battle and nebly upheld the military
fame Of the Old North Stale Troops.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1863-10-12

STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA, Caldwell.
- County, In Equity, Fall, 1s63.-James Har-
per, Executor, Henly Sunpter, VS.. John Sud
derth, William Sudderth, Abram Suddertb. lanes
Sudderth, Thomas Sudderth's heirs, Catharine
Tennessee, Mira Vanoy's heirs, A. S. Kent
Wiseman Loving, a. Alexander and wife Mahala'
Henry ). Taylor, Henry Taylor, William Ram
sey, Isham Ramsey, Nathan Dehart and wife
William crisp and wife, Thomas Suupter. de,
PENDANTS. NC
1t appearing to the satisfaction of the Court
thai the defendants, William Sudderth Wis.'
man LOVING and wife, A. Alexander and wife
Mahala, Henry s. Taylor, Henry Taylor' Isha,,
Ramsey and wife, Nathan Dehart and wife ana
THOMAS Sumpter, are non-resideRs and live 10
yond ne limits of the State. so thai the or6inarv
process OF Law cannot be served on Thorn 4
is therefore ordered by Court that publication he
m'de Ter SIX weeks in the Spirit.of the Ioe
commanding them to be and appear at the NJ,
term OF TINS Court of Equity to be neil for the
county OF Caldwell, At the Court House in T.
nolr, on the third Monday after the fourth Non
day IN september next, then and there to nlesd
answer, OF demur to the plaintiffs Bill else
judgment pro c~enfesso will be takeE against
them.~ ~
witness; William NJ. Puett, Clerk aBd Mastar
OF our,sald Court of Equity for the County a,
Caio"eii AZ ONCE ia Lenoir, the Sth Monday al
Ter the atm Monday in Scptempber A. D.. 1862 :.
-'"' W. M. PUEIT, c. Nj. L.
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BETHEL ACADEMY.

VIZ ILL OPEN ON THE 1sT MONDAY IN
w November, and hold for a term Of i've
months. Tais school is located in Caldwell
county,, fourteen miles north east of Lenoir. as
healthy and delightful 4 locality as any. Board
ing can be obtained at customary prices in the
best OF families. For further pa: ~ticuiars address
Kings Creek, Caldwell county, N. G.
S-1tpd JAS q CRIsp
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MARRIAGES,

On Thursday last, by Rev. VIM. &. Pell, T. Il.
city.
On the 25th Sept, 1868, by Rev. :. Fl, Browne.
the Rev. r. L. Herman, Of the S.. c., Conference
to Miss Frances q. Jay, eldest daughter OF Tyre
and Cathar re Jay, of Abbeville District, s. G..
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1863-10-12

MO NAME, NO NAME.-NO NAME BY
IN WILKE COLLINS, Author of WOMAN
IN WHITE. Price 81 90
When sent by mail 4 20
An exceedingly fascinating and spirited work.
Also the Step Sister and
Daniel Markham. At
GTONEWALL JACKsON.-THE LIFE OF
- Stonewal Jackson-By a Virginian.
Price $500. At POMEROY,S
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-04-15
The Fight At The RappkanE0Ck.

In the Richmond papers of tho 18Th Of
March, wo have several dispatches which
we give The first is from,
HEADQUARTERS, 2NlLEs FROM kEELY'Sl
Mkt, March II, Z 7. Y.
To General Z. f. Lee
The enemy is rctrenting. lie Is badly
hurt. We are AFTER him. His dead men
aud horses Strew tho roads,
The SECOND dispatch simply states that
the enemy Ind retired 10 tho north bank Of
Of the river badly hurt; and the th,d dis
patch by telegraph from Culpcper says:
FROM the best information it was Ave
.ilrr division, three thousand in tie saddle,
He vas very badly hurt, and lett q hos
ritAl on this side. II was undoubtedly III
tended US . great expedition; but thanks
70 the superior conduct OF Gen. Fit2hugh
Ice and his noble brigade, it has failed,
not, however without loss TO III Of saoh
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-04-15
VyNE;ras "a ,sTilGgrs, uL'lAII,
NEN EM A. Onnl.N, No. 10.

Ito luli1 giiE tEi,r.t nun - CIRCULAR fun ne
JulAut md Inspector Generals uINrr, UIlrr dat,
y''1h, = !s'a T. IulH,A-i ~ ,Lg ,a!lTua,i.n .ru
ru' tny' cd al guHgy.u,lg
"NUrN person. s8Hi, lAhlr 'NrNnggript!cr y!ll l..
SLOWED % !'n 'uy IRrt.ouliE rey,M End rggi,usti
'rufsg ggs. ali, within tho 'ui.ai "a WLri 10
ph.'i 'rHryliiag 90 rri,.lg NAV hHstgyiui, IN
aus" matlWl' 'S-h prg}uEs - az. Wt'l4p iAr cot.
f..ii- tgF HNi Nlv mos tttHp 'YINNTt ard tN,t
ih' '.'Ns i1r soNcr, F,l - Al.gt rI 90 NIlrHrSI.
aHa viii receive an ~" trHrGtB wh!u aTt ss'urpt u
A"'e '-iHnsgrss, !,rfuiN klaus Obtained Hast
however, ~ aIl rt =, ,ub-r t4I-YaHivg alaHdy -
s,r'"p hn4 c-nalt D. ufTruitst int rfN yuHlsH:ts
81 IgTllurhtH, ny Nlrt,.H 70! the ,uItUlilN laOlII
Ah0'r rtarN1' VIII ~ TrsHiysh into any uf thr reel.
u'u'. This hp,IEhrS' BHsNd,--yls Sp ighls Mi.
ln"ni, TnAaa Infantry, Alexander SI,l ms sud
lawpo's regiments disIn0uutrI Texas gsyalTy and
Nrat- Battery VI ARTILLERY. Recruits rhliil,ng M.
der ih'call viii DO entitled iuand Ieceivs th- hour,
~ ~ soon 40 The Iuunry tan be obtained III m tin
pcptrllncu; nj Lin, FUcN.
H. Alu'Aesrg amt Ueu belonging 20 th.S pr!raGs
no" ahlcht Win lotvr ur under udsIs, are author
itsl anl urlrrci ~ receive and rurtcr !ntu ssivI
recruits 'nr ANY regiment ur company the BrisGd.
They ay1 also ogdUlei 10 collect aud 10 hrlDs htig
commands all nra who are GhscLt without lrSrs.
III. ~ authority d Brig. Gcn. Steele, Command
ing Dnp'D Indian Territory, IL II ordered that al
mon belonging 10 til, Brigade WHO LRv" h'.u do'ail.
ci lr Gu9rtrrUssirrs "F other g.ous, Egor ly ag.
Ethvr!iy non thew '''aI Cuar'rT,, sNall Export IN
It'sln for du'y lu their REFLECTIVE commands Win,
ou DELAY. o'Iufwsg they win hr ,aied ~ Gg.oritTi
~. enlisted HrN who HIr ul sent ,rOul their
mniis Without leave SrC ctTgcgy solicited ~ NNsi!
locomotives ofthp o7dur, heretofore published iur
their benefit and return 90 Gu.y IN t!c.r r'rlrctN1
cin'nanGs ami thus yenl"vn the stigma VI GescrtDH
IRON ihvIr nsnits. Is" Command Of
Col. 4 II. ALGAANNHE.
rowd'r. "a lSYtiShts) EgiiaGr
T:i..i lSO. Is. lONL-, a. A. L. L.ui
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-04-15

>rRos-&+-sT-7 -C0nxANO.--wc have letters from
this command late the eth, at wAi;h time it was
in camp near Iioonsville, BraEos county The
health Of the command was cxrcllou'hut few in
Hospital or under treatment hy Physician. One
death had taken place in Capt. Stra''ou's company
John ribnrn from Denton county, died on the .itJ
March. The Regiment has been ptIei two monthly
wages and hAi received considerable camp "quQpa9e
and cio,hiu; They wore getting plenty # mrnN,
bton and bosf 10 eat and taken altogether they Wcts
getting along finely. The second regiment would
he organized Whore the command will l." or
hsrod o.s yet unknown but 20 where il will, If the
enemy are found we shall exr"ct good report from
It. Til" officers rnc and tried soldiers and whcTe
they viii lead We believe the men will follow.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-04-15
TILE SrhiG OF TEEAS.

r, rs Sheriff a. ia,os tetlg. ms.GHt:
T-0U are hr-pby c'InnlIu'"d that Jon sur mons, b?
\ pphlic4tior, Mar ?. Mcdowell, whose res dom"
Is unknown, 10 BE- aui aTTCer tcloIc rho District
Cuuri, 10 be holden IN 2Ei for tho county ri nset,
NJ The Court House thereof in nc tuvn Gf 1ala', on
tho Stl Monday Aior ne Alh Monday IN 1orch, .! .
j. ~ 3, hon and there su1Ycr ,hH petition Of 4
J, Mcdowell, jilel IN said cur against gaid Ihy J.
McDow9ll, aad sil~GI.S. in sulfiApcr, rs iniloHF;
That nn or shop' tir OH day Of February, lhl!,
30 w0E married "a nMy z. GrCrrs, now MaTyF u E
powell; tAat or about the 18Th eoy March, !etc,
epr The said Nary T., without lust rsupe, alni fnn.d
ratitt"pe: and h,s remained absent from him ever
iace '.'rt !ore Than three years, with' nj any
intention 70 retru ard praying y diForeo dv r'ls-~-
h ,rIirironi. RG also rns"G affidavit that sad Mary
r. Is a pou. rfs,deat Of the STATE Of 1rXaE."
Herein TAIL not, LV have yuu then AMI th"rs 1873
writ, with ycur return endorsed thereon, Slowing
how You lGye "1csu ID tho fnn,H.
Witpeef =. 9. Nrcw6e-, Clerk At Gt!
/tvA,.\c MT, aud the zeal oT rriA Crrrt NrrecN
p1"!h| arrcTtd. Given AZ DHl!AE this s7th day
~ J - OF March. 1853.
Ed. Q. pNowpfR, crt \. E, .. C. Tex,
De- " II. TAo.Aa, papny
:. c. DRownER, CLERK.
Carr, n hind unr..iay issn'l. %rs. Mari p. Nc
DOVE viii piease take no:ice aud appear in Accord
4use vita aDoYe citation.
'is:iw" BY ". VI. THqMIsoS, psruy.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-04-15

IHpIAXs.--A letter from Fort Mason,
dated March 18th, says party Of IL In
dians came to q house just above here,
where they found one man and his wife.
They had a white flag, and asked ior some
til ing to cat While they we're eating the
N an and woman tried to escape, but the
woman was oycrtaken, tied and whipped
with laric,, after which she WAS scalped
and turned loose. The man made his es-
cape. The woman died shortly after
STATE Gazette.
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lAVs.E1T s. nGag.nER,S NIELI..

a I Money Springs, miles South Of Dallas, N
~ the W's' side Of Trinity Nycr, Is now in frat
rate rrGninG order, and capable Of grinding six hun.
ired bushels Of wheat IN Il hours. viii make a.
good -four and give good turn ont any mill in
tho country. Our rates ono. sixth for toll
ALWAYS on hand, for taIr, flour, in lots 10 suit
rurchaSere.
iIes 20 all persons coming 10 or going from the mill
HAWPE { MILLER.
nty'Wo have now on hand, large amour; Of flour
for sale, anu w;ll purchaaa Wheat at the market
price, delivered ut our mill, at all times.
lptf
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-04-15

ilIs",. ne cool Northcr came up on Saturday last,
and blew most nth. day. Evidently there had h"en
pJrne pretty heavy hail somewhere The wind final.
" got round to the Ea. and Sunday afternoon, rain
commenced falling which continued at intervals all
night The rain vas timely and was welcomed BY
all gardeners and five don't got 10 mach Of it tbs
wheat rorn and rrsss viii be greatly benefited. 50
far we hear Of no; the lcas, damage being done 10
the xrownS crops by the recent cool weather.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-04-15
Rccs, Rncs!! Rngs:l:

B1IYE CEErs FER i'oCND f-ill uo paid Tor Get
4 ,oa or linen rass delivered n the rni"rsgr ...
Austin. o. 70 ur. Thee. Krcttar in New Drarnis.s
These Taes ars wanted 20 inAAn iairi 49,, a. q
this Is mes cutcrp-iss in TsaaF il - ie b. hoped ~
cav family will provide themselves with res log 90
Agents collect tags will he rppniItc4 IN el1h eoun
~. (which due notice will D. glTer.
Texas psl.rs generally are requested ~ cory, 81
thcis D H. mako 2 charge wiil publish .trs, t'niN
aad sanl bill "a D. KICiThRDSoS.
An.tiu. Ms-tA y, lsc2.--.?Ai.
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THE STATE OF TEXAS,
CutNIY o. EAUFNAS.
:. JONI J. NASoIygR.

t.
To cS"r.Tef KawGrsn County, Greeting;
LTOU az, hereby commsrdCd That you summons,
I hy publications, John J. Nnndiver. whose rr,i-
,deucr l. u.nuwH, 10 hu aud APPEAR before the niS
trct Court tu hc holden in and for lie county nf
ksui,nta, at the Court Housc in the town Of Klaus.
nan, OF thr Sh day Of june 1863 then ana th"r9 u
answer tho pntti1n Of sarah T. Napdrcr, filed III
aid Court agiin, the said John j. FAhdircr and c.
led-!uE IL substance rs follows 10 wit:
Ilut petitioner is 4 resident Of Kaufman county,
Stu'p OF yeHas, AMI was legally united IN holy wed
lrsl to defendant in the county Of KnoN. state Of
ni,srur en- or about the first dNv Of May a l.. lS5T
Iiu,l sht and said doinGant lived toy .l"r ~ nus
baud ard w!in nGreuLJy and hSi mpa'u'ly ny q TIC
-.-- GaY O. De."uuar A. j. 1859. That she always
performed u, ll,rS ola faithful and loving wifi amt
lid every ding thatH Eilht.i and loving wife could
do for the comfort and huppiu'ss Of " husband. She
further rrlr,E'ujs rNht about the 25tA tLy OF
December, \. D. 1893. Said defendant Voluntarily
pnd without any cause, and without the knowledge
uf petitioner, lot petitioner with thy intention Of
abandoning her aud did abandon! petitioner That
said dcftnGant leh petitioner destitute crcumslD
crs, and in consequence thereof Petitioner has h-rn
aprnGJ ut upon hrr father Tor asurpart She would
further represent that she has ono child tho fruits oil
her maria, 10 10 said defendant. Petitioner wnnld
further represent that the residence 81 said defendant
is unknown to h1r. Petitioner prayr that the dcttn'
ant be cited by PUBLICATION To DE and appear ri tg
next term OF fg Iatrict Court, be holden III and
fur f.,il l,auinun county, 10 answer the plaintiff 8
petition lar d'rJ-r dlNarcrg her from the SIid de-
PENDANT and that lie bonds Of malrmouy betWtru
plaintiff and do:ontdut be wholly dissolved.
Herein f@h not, but have you then and there sNcre
fald CONT This writ, with yorr return thers0a show
Iar how ytp haze ~, cuted the asm',
~.---, WitnapA J. Ellis O. TX Of tho District
/,,,,, court Of Kaufman county, ii. 0. EI"nci.
2l.->@' deputy. Gi@en under NY band and seal
~ ! SUI said Court at ONCE in the towH q,
k@gE.su m fhi: ith day Of Apl!l ls!3.
4, }. Hills. CiE. u. c. X. {.
Cow A. U. TRLNCg, D-pu:y.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-04-15

g.'-Wo have seen nu order from Mai. Burton,
Act'r, Chiof Quarrcrmascr OF tho trans Mississippi
Department. stating thst funds will hr transferred To
the Quarter Masters a, Tyler, Jenrrson, Dallas, and
Bonhom, Texas, 20 pay on the outstanding debts Of
the Quarter Masters Department. W. vii! publish
the order next week.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-04-15

ns-rrom the preparations gotn3 on auHng our
M squi,, Gs,, Red River, W. fully anticipate, in
IL few days, to here OF an attack Oh tho rneayb tcS
sells the Hartford aud Alhatross, in til: Msais'irP
what the result will be, ofcouTs9 We canno, say hut
~ don't believe our bys will he whipped, live get
the arttord and Albltros and ptriicu!ily the villa
,ra,o, Ya.ragut, we can afford to throw up Ls;s
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-04-15

nG-icn, Scurry has called for one.four'h of the
male !gro population between IL" aGos lG ana 30 Of
the countics Of WashinE ton, Austin, Montgomery,
Pu-lrsun, Tr'v's Tayot'e, Has'roN, Colorado, Polk
Liberty Chambers, Orange, Fort Bend, Micsn.
BrahJr a, Wharton, Matagordia, Robertson, Harris
and jasper. 10 work on the Notifications At Calves
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-04-15

t.f!UHg % NV Mr,0uItc rlrLg--Ho
have .ui,uaaiiya 'Aat oyf folks captured
tho Au-lui,l glrc', consisting OF t6o ruu,
beats guu l.'cv uauspora on 'An A';'9
river vu he 9TH all, This news CONES
through iia.avn, pagscngrrs, and Ne have
40 d.ub, 6ut i, is oorrgr,, II WEs gen.
rlaUy believed in Shreveport, \ icw
more rupIag's and Ne vii, have a sye,gy
good ,.vet--l. Hg,I'yp yr,ti.
Substantially the aamr report has reNch'
cd .cgo by passengers, cyccp, That the cap
'grp uctarr,l in C0liwGtra instead 81 ,hr
IaIoo. We kopc tits Wul,.--Hi Er'
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-04-15

CoyFEprRATc STATE TROOPS. While At
Austin a few days since, at tho request Of
the Governor, ;he Major General commando
ing this Military District, directed Brig.
Gen. scnrry, to order Col. Philips Of the
ArisSnia Brigade, with his regiment to
rendezvous in Cook county, for the protcc-
ton ofthe North Western frontier on Red
River, below the cha of Posts occupied
BY the Texas Frontier Regiment
Tue Major-General also accepted into the
c. S. service six companies from the 2ist
Brigade Texas State Troops, to be attached
to Col. Philips command, for the chastisc
ineut Of the Indians.--Sfdte Gafsfis.
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y9gzCE rQ nREDGE Ersln2S3.

Pp Y order Of the County Court 6 URlGs COuaty. u
~ is February Term, 1873, usel rroposls wall hN
received by the CoNnty Clerk, until tho "a MOrGay in
Stay, 1865, for The rebuilding Of Mountain Crerk am!
Wv Mile Eyiisgt sDil bridges to te rebuilt arccr
ding 20 the plane and fyHcihcations Of tic old oDpf
which ere found IN he Mi@a,cs q! the County Cou'..
snid Court reServiHg the TghttD rcct Iuy bids Inst
may bo rendered said ClcrA.
CSC. ". LAWS. C!rrN c. {. y. e. Texas,
1915. Uy Jas. +. rEoMas, Deputy.
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INITIATED o. Nl0yI,,.

fFEtR r. 'l'1.f.l ~, ly.ag test .-iuig Nili'
A ru iuIoalr prl.rir illfa r,uDt. .t.s. "a
t.'u'Hf 'asI n,N raGA rHLFlSUT tpiECi,
NAE', f!fUsuia, t,st.,f N.tL 4pr itslri. FAau.,
-f. aiH lIEs "a Eu.I. Je,,, CNk haI MA.l
MULE yrAis u,l, Hl lTsria. \ Hl,lN srwsiU Vii.
o. Eii ~ lAFl- N'V,ly, " sugA lu.lwsi'tu - ~.
,"ahf ~ - sgi them, JAS, = L0NL1L
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lI-rt, Re-. Nfar.h n. leA

~, na''a, Hsvoli.--G-r'.--I am ihis m0rnirc NJ,
tl''d by MI, Barton, rhlo'Q. NJ. ior mo pnE''
OF Ark., tina, funds Nre now cnFou'p from Richmond
frr m" payment II Al The outstanding debts 81 he
Q N, Department in the Trsn',Ml'si.,lrrl district
Payment will he made a. this place. and the mode
and manner Will he made known ia dus time.
In haste, A. HARDWOOD, Capt. SA.Q.N.
10Th Tx Cavalry
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-04-15

The Ore ousas Banner does not like the
military law Of Louisiana compelling, as
!. docs. nearly all the male population, to
20 into the army. The editor thinks:
"Iu times like these it is difficult TO tell
-vhetner il is the greatest misfortune TO be
rich orto be poor, to be an old man or 10
I've Young, to be a man or u woman, an
American or Turk. Ifs man were right
ire Of Heaven this would be splendid
time 10 die.
A Maine newspaper, the Portlan I'D Ar
gus, says that though thousands Of rhite
rneu fell at Fredericksburg, it is consoling
10 think that not & single negro Was hurt
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-04-15
FARM FOR SALE.

Will ssl. a; 4 blrgain, the farm On wAich
I t--,- rs.ide half mile below Bsss' Nil, ~ nv
Niiio Cr-.r IN Dtlas comfy, toutsning 2fsi arr's
i,- 10 crs 10 culffsnfion. On 'ail iarn 10 rcte
s7ae swsiIt-y and sura che- teiicirty. ntver 'eil
in- water ara plenty ot timber. Tor nrther iHrli'
Mar, 4;lrirA - The prrr7is-s efths uto.-s'Ersl :
u jas. Bsuthr tisrfi :. j. BfJaCo.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-04-15

gsE' Captain t. ", Sutherland, who
married Mig Harris. At ,NipwitA Loud
ing, Is reported ia some Of tho paper 70
huy0 been killed yn tho Queen Of the Wcs.
when she Wn' captured % Red river iio
vas NOT ga a, boat ~ hat time. lie WAS
Transferred " the gnm Nq0Rrch, ior ran
ming the batteries here, and permitted TO
vutio! aay portion Of III, river no might
select, iit chose the ucighborhooi VI his
wilcs plantation, and hos been "ctyHnoi-
,criug hrrc uutil u short lime since, when
he VAS removed iorf it is reported, being
too Kind to the planters along the river
Switzerland is evidently cndcoyoaing TO
ingra,in,e himself into the good graces
Of our people, hoping that when the war
is ovorhe will he permitted to remnin on
his WHO'S pInnmtlon.-- lirktInrg Wig.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-04-15

rS>Wc have barely time aud space 10 call Attention
10 the notice Of the Dallas Ladies' Ala Association
who propose TO give q concert on thea h, inst.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-04-15

ns-we publish, in another place, the act ofthe
Legislature of this state, il relation 10 evadiug
taduging otLorS 10 evsds, the Consciipt Law. The
oif.ncr ., punishable with confinement IN the IcDi-
tenllaIy.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-04-15
PnysrpEgsr DAVIS HEALrH-It is sal

PREsIpEEST DAVIS HEALTH-lt is said
that the health Of president Davis is rather
critical. The Richmond correspondent Of
the Montgomery Advertiser, uuder date Of
che ?3d ultimo, says lie has been coailHei
10 his house for two weeks, and suffers
rnueb from 90 nbooss formed or the 'e'DFlo
Iie1t - .;s SQUAD eTc. L e feared hy bis
f....f= iiis' h- SID --ms > ,lH.l. BIND.
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r,1~Af, sErTscNBST.-ED. {. BReT'
4 rER Gusfaian n ~. Il. Bnr,le, -sNesnT1 t,'-'
y. ha.1nr .lsi go ~. oJce lie iinai sepun c'fr-r
.ftN he aid trsrd's esgais tnrs' z"rrih VI Trii.r-
p-sri-g sr a7al d'scha7re ili, i 'hsfcfcTe 10 -
IL I'D - 10 frerssteots tor.s .s srh If 'hstsI
tsrr1 ct ls County Court Il 3sll-E cc-ry fl pic
h.fs l-i-4-sss lis bod - ne Cc-rf Hute n -
fru--. -flsIla-. On tlr iase Monday IN ATTt Isl
I'D -7,i-tzt -fs sa-fe ft9- iifipt fr're-.
GO w tE-. ff't q 81. = Ter
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-04-15

Rsy Mr. !. g. ThIushcr, well know ~
cuban svmpatliiscr IN former years, ana
late caitor o. An American paper II Hay-
ana. las hoen appointed Ucnecal S1PeFIn-
tendpu; of the Teio--IPh News Agency Of
ih~ h.zo-'e-ri I-e>. Il h C'utr'"''a q"