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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-27
Gov. Curtin Among She Pcnnsyivsnin
Troops-Review OF Gen. Birney's Divi-
sion-Penn-. ivanians Receiving 20 He
...I;
Hr1pQulRrHR. ARMY oy THE PoTtsio,
Tbpr,d,y. Msrnh "a. iisl

Hr1pQuLRrRR. ARMY oy THE PoTtsio,
Thursday, Msrnh ~ iisA
Gov. Cn..ip and party spent the DAY IN WISHING
the Pennsylvania troops Il this army. Gen. BIr-
news division was reviewed. The Governor made
some stirring remarks 10 the soldiers, which was en-
Enthusiastically received. Gen. sickles entertained
the par,y afer the review. The Governor then
visited tie German regiments from Pennsylvania in
Sigols corp'.
Numbers Of the Pennsylvania troops, whose
terms shortly expire, expressed their determination
to Che Governor 10 re-enst for be war. The troopf
were called out Mt moments notice, as the Cover
nor approached each camp and passed them in re-
view. The Governor rode on horseback, accompa-
MED by several general officers. Throughout the
day he made several speeches, and was everywhere
received with great enthusiasm. lie arrived at
headquarters this morning, and expressed gread I'D
mration for the efficiency and perfect discipline OF
the army Tomorrow be visits the other divisions.
lie will probably remain here two or three days
longer.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-27
vro,,, Our Cruisers.

Capt. Smith Of the bark Princeton nom Dem',
rara arrived yesterday, reports as follows; Sailed
from De,nerara March 3. Passed the Island OF 81.
Lucia on the 9th, and saw large hark'rssed
steamer going into the harbOr Of GrO' l'let, on the
.o,,b. west end. Passed 81. Thomas on the 9Th,
and was boarded by boat from the Harbormaster,
who reported the United States steamer Oneida,
Commander Wilkes as lying in port; and also, that
the steamship Vanderbilt had captured large
steamer ard sent her to Key West Che Psterhoff,
before reported).
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-27
DEPARTMENT OF THE OHIO.
An Order from Gen. Burnside-The hesei
Advance In Kentucky -Skirmishing.

CINCINNATI, Thursday, March 26 1862
Gen. Burnside has issued an order assuming the
command Of the Department of the Ohio. 1t is pub
lshed this morning, and gives general satisfaction.
Indiana is made separate military district, under
Gen. Darlington, who reports to Gen. Burnside.
There was considerable diminishing yesterday and
the day before between our cavalry and the Rebel
advance south Of the Kentucky River.
About 30 prisoners were taken.
The Rebel advance force is variously estimated ~
from $500 to 10000.
Our troops are concentrating rapidly.
Confidence is felt in the ability Of our military
commanders aud the means they have at hand to 70
pei the Rebel invasion.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-27
THE CANVASS IN CONNECTsCUV.
Crca, Union Meeting at Bridgeport--siir
riuu speech Of Gen. Hamilton.


Special Dispatch to The N. Y. Tribune.
NoRwALk, Thursday, March 20, 1906
This has been glorious night for BridSeport-a
night long to be remembered by every lover oil nis
country in the city and ts surroundings. NOtwi'h-
standing the strenuous exertions Of the Copperhead
Democracy here to PROSTATE patriotism at the feet oil
the slave power, the sons Of Connecticut, whose
relatives have given so good an account of them
selves on many battle field, turned out tonight IN
numbers never before witnessed in this city.
The enthusiasm was unbounded, and struck terror
70 the eowardly hearts of the cravens who frenole
nj the threats of JEFF. Davis. The effect OF this
meeting upon the coming election will, It Is hoped
bs weighty one.
Gen. Hamilton delivered one Of bis most eloquent
addresses. lie utterly demolished the whole super
8 ructure Of Connecticut Copperhcadism Democracy.
He WAS listened to with the greatest attention, and
received tho paudits of grateful and earnest near'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-27
TIE REBEL INVASION OF KENTUCKY,
SklRMISHING NEAR CAMP DICK ROBINSON
Inc Advantage with the Union Troops

aL;., LOUISVILLE, Thursday, March %, 1863.
~ nM n. reported near Camp Dick Robin
Iyn; Wn'eh has resulted thus far Mvorably to Tho
~: om'ulss' The forces are about equal, the Union
ISIS, un0ef Zen. Carter, having the advantage d
p0s',0n. general engagement is expected soon. !
john Q. Breckenridge was at Tullahoma on II.
sith: consequently he is not In command Of .hl
band Of invaders near Danviue.
There are no reports of any Rebel advance TO-DAY.
The Frankfort train has not arrived. Il ia 81
hours behind time. The cause Of the DELAY il moi
known. There are runiors Of the Rebels in several
proximate localities, but they are not credited al
nor do they appear to come from a..
thcntc sources. ier
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-27
vrc,,onr. Anxiety for Service.

The Washington correspondent Of The Csneinnats
Gazette thus succnty states the particulars OF tho
last refusal of the Government to allow Major Ten.
Fr.mon. to take part in the war for the Union;
The simplest justice to Gen. Fremont requires
correction Of the persisteutIy- declarations
that he has been insisting on an independent com.
mand. Gen. Fremont mas simply asked that he
might be given something, anything, TO do. He
had two distinct plans Of operation IN different sec.
lions, for either Of which It seemed that be was
necnlary fttod but he insisted on neither Of them.
Ills simple, sole request wac that be might DO put
into active service. He made no objections TO gong
any where, doing anything: And thi: poor boon, Q.
being permitted 10 use the sword the country nad
given him, was what q Republican Administration
once more refused to John Z. Fremont.
The statement that this refusal was mainly, II not
entirely due TO Gen. Ualieoks bItter hostility, II
probably correct 1t rests ut any rate, upon no less
authority than the explicit assertion OF the secretary
of War, Mr.. Stanton, who said he was IN favor Oh
giving Gen. Fremont certain WORK 70 90, sno
President ia known 10 have favored it, Mr.. stanton
savs dstinclv II would have been done but for the
opposition Of Gen. Halleck. This seems positive
enough and whether Gen. Halleck can clear himself
or NOT IL effectuay narrows the matter down TO two
menCthe Commander -iR-chief or the Secretary Of
War. The fact 10 worth remembering.
For the rest, nobody knows Of any reason why
Fremont should not be granted the earnest reqSss
he Las been 80 long preferripg-to be permitted z
fight somewhere in this war. His campaign IN VIZ
gipia was confcssedly q success, and miracle
energy and endurance. On the heels OF drvinl
Jackson out Of the field, he was first carefully ID
su,t,d by being put under o personal enemy, an
them panished the service. No such treatment wa
metcd out TO Sumner, Heintzelman. burnside, unde
even less favorable circumstances. Is Fremons
much more inimical to this than shsy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-27

Cart Andrew J. Macksy, Assistant ousrtermsser o
Volunteers to the 18th Army Corps, Jan. "a, 1863
Capt Henry CsmbSs Assistant Quar.ermsser Of Yelun
tssn TO the 9Th ARMY Corps, Feb II, 1890
CONTESTANTS OF SUBSISTENCE WITH THE RAss
OF INTERNATIONAL.
Lient'CoL Edwin r. Goodrich TO the Army Of the Poto
mac Jan. H. 1869.
Lieut. Col John Mel T'lo to tue Seventh Army Corps,
Aug. 20. fas2.
LsutCol George Bell tn. Sixth ARMY corps Feb. 5,
1869.
Lieutcol A Parker Pester, to the Filth Army Corps,
Aug 20, 1862
LieutCoa Thomas O. Sullivan 10 the Eighth Army Corps
Aug 70 1862. relieved JAM 81, 1891
Lien1CoL Samuel McKelvy the Defenses Of Washing
ton tTwentysscond Army Corps) Aug. 30, 1862
Lieut.CoL William w. Teal, to the Right Grand Division
Army ofthe Potomac. Oct. 4, 1862
Lieus.CoL Javsu B. Salisbury, to the Reserve Grand
Division Army Of the Potomac Ocl "a, 1862 ReIieyed
Feb. 10, f8ea)
Leut-co John P. Hawkins to the Amy Of the Tonnes.
see, Nov. ], 1862.
Capt. Michael r. Morgan Commisssry OF sub.seuce 10
the Tenth Army Corps, Nov. 8. 1862.
Lieut. Col Albert s. Austin to the Center Grand Division
Army Of tho Potomsc, Nov. 10, 1862
LeutCol Samuel Simmons, to the Army Of the Cumber.
land Nov. II, 1862.
Capt Robert Maefeely Comu.ary Of Subsistence to tho
18th Army Corps. Jan. !, 1869.
Capt Francis Dsn, Commisssry Of Subsistence Of yolun.
teer, to the 18th Army Corps. Jan. 1. 1851
Capt Granham j. TsggArt Comuisssry of Subsistence of
Volunteers TO tho 10th Army Corps Jao. 1. 1868.
Capt Samuel III. Sturdeyan Commsary Of Subsistence of
Volunteers to tho I:th Army Corps, Jan. /, 1863
Capt John @. Cox Commary Of Subsistence OF Yolun.
tecrs Of the nth Army Corps Jan. !, 1863
Csp. james NJ ssndeson, COmmi'say of Subsistence Of
Volunteers to the LIST Army Corps, Jan. I. 1868.
Capt Lewis @. Hulng Commssary ofSabsstence ofyols,
Of the Eleventh Army Corps. Jan. l. 1862
Capt joseph s. Smith, Commissary OF Snbsstence ofvoa
10 the Second Army Corps. Jan. !, 1863.
Capt John A. Coae, CommssaIy of Subsistence OF o
TO the Ninth Army Corps, ian. I. 1865.
Capt George H. Wood Comuis.sry Of Subsistence OF Vols,
10 tho Third Army Corps, Jan. 9, 1863.
Col. Edward O. Beckwb. sidonsl Aid-de-Csmp, to the
Nineteenth Army Corps JAN 90 1861 with the rank Of blo
lsL
Capt George c. Ruien, commissrry Of Subsistence Of
Vols to the Twenty drst Army Corps. Jan. TO- 1862
Cay. James Il. Paul. Commssary OF Subsistence Of Vols
o the Fourteenth Army Corps, JAN. 20, 1863.
Capt George w. Barton, Commissary of Subsistence Of
'ols, to the Twentieth Army Corps, Feb. 49, 1859 Il
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-27
The Queen Of the West Up Black Rivel
Gem Ranks Did Not Attack Port Hudson
Movements Of the Lower Mississippi Fleet
HARNESS BLUFF 0UTFLANKED.
REBEL REPORTS OF OPERATIONS.
CINCINNATI, Thur,dsy, March &c. 1859.

CINCINNATI, Thursdsy, March 20. 1859.
Tie Commercial has dispatch from Memphis to
de following effect:
nFarngut's vessel discovered the Iudianola az
Hard Times Bend, and recaptuTed her without re-
distance. The Rebels had been at work on her. she
vas nearly ready for service.
The Queen Of the West is up Black River, out Of
ihe reach of our vessels"
A mail from Faraguis feet has reached Memphis.
The jackson hppsdl of the 18th instant says that
Gen. Banks bad failed to make land attack, aud
shat Farraeut went in alone and lsssed tie Rsbel
batteries at Port Hudson at night under terrific
sanOouade.
The Mississippi had been burned TO the waters
Sse. Thirty Of her officers and crew were cap.
tred.
I. was rumofed that Haine's Bluff had been
Sapked through the water route.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-27
rousurc Of N Prize.

The u. s. steamship Bienville, which left this
mort for Port Royal recently, after having cosied
there proceeded to sea again, and when two hours
out eaptured the schooner Lightning and towed her
back to Port Royal Owing to tho condition OF the
sohooner'c rigging, shc was apPrzed, her cargo
taken ont, aud sent North in a bark, In ehSrse Of
Acting Ensign Frank ii. Wicks.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-27
THE NEW STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA
The Vote on the Constitution and Amen"-
ment--Am Almost Unanimous Vote In It's

WHEELING. W. ", Thur,dsy March 30 1863
An election was held to-day for ratifying the
Wiley amendment and Constitution of the new
State Of Virginia. This city gives ,375 for the
ainepdment, to 3 against. The County will vote In
like proportion. Returns from tho State show an
almost unanimous vote in favor OF the amendment.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-27

PHILADnLPnrA, Thursday, March o. 1863 .
Tie Press OF this city has a special dispatch d
the Brentwood, Nenn.) tight which says that ovsl
20 Rebels buried by trnnrs, that Inn ----N
NC ,ded; that wa took ll5 prisoners, and that our
,oss was 20 killed and wounded and missing iDslud-
ing four officers,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-27
From Arkansas-Gen. Price NJ Little
Rock.
Sr. LOUIS, Thursday, March q

oF LOUIE, Thufsday MaTcb 10 I00J'
gentleman direct from Fayetteville Ark, says
Tile Lite Rock True Democrat Of the 18th an
nounces the arrival Of Gen. Price at that point, who
would soon take the field with Hindman's army.
TIE same gentleman says Gen. Cabell is collecting
the scattered Rebel forces north Of the Arkansas
RIVER evidently with the detgn Of operating against
our troops IN thai section.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-27
Tho Rrcshct nj Albany.

ALBANY, Thursday, March 2S-Eyenps
Tue docks and piers arc ten feet under water, ana
the entire southeastern section Of the city sub
merged The ice in front Of the city Is broken up,
aud lodged on the sand-bars below. One thousand
feet Of tho railroad track between East Albany ana
Troy has been washed away. Tie river 'e risng
bRi mol &c rapidly.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-04-01

the Judgment 10 he aunmonci as 10 otter
cases, and upon pgop' nl the tNn .er aud rj'
fnshl aforesaid, IL shall, he III, daty OF tac
court, 10 enter n deere or .j"1gomcpg G!-
rrciing tho proceedings Il caiie, to o.,
Iai on said Judgment, 90 ho IL al llings
,o.,lur.cl as provided in t.c second ari
laird section OF ;his act.
.SzS. o. In all sales authorized to be lalc
by or under any deed of trust, or TO satisfy
any mortgage, and the amount "n1 shall
have been rendered az provided IN the FIRST
sce.iun of this act, no sales shall be madg
except by aprrasemcnt an,l for nine. tenths
off appraised value, rs proyidcd in the
second and third section OF this act. FRO
riGed, that in all cases under the Provisions
OF this act, TO entitled tic defendant to tho
benefits OF the same, he shall prove on the
trial, tat IT,. tender was within twelve
months 'lar tho close Of the present war
he ween the Confederate States and the
Uni.cd States.
SECS. This act TO take effect AMI be III
force from and after its passarr. IT0ridtd'
that nothing in this act Shall be 50 constru.
ed as rcreGliug ian act entitled an act sus'
pending all laws for the collection Of dcUts
AMI Liabilities on Bonds, Promissory no'e',
Bills of Exchange and contracts for The
payment Of money unit. the first day OF
January 1864 or until six months a!icr the
cl.,sc of the pres ut war, should terminate
before the date named, or until otherwise
prev; ed by law, approved December I'h
1861 But the same shall remain in full
force ana effect Notwithstanding the pas
sage Of this act.
Approved March ith 1868.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-04-01

c. s. WOOL AGENCY.

g,in Anionio, TsJds, Feb. Il, 1861.
Tho undersigned, sole agents OF the Confederate
Pa t. for the purchase of WOOL In the Stat Of ToN-
n, have divided tho wool growing counties into SEE
;lnns aud 10 each section have appointed sub-agcnt,
Lu - duty Il will be to visit all wool growers within
,n., sections ninunicatc with them by letter,
', ~ the view of purchasing their clips OF wool, for
,i,'i, they authorized 10 pay fir and liberal
r,,r following connsics constitute SECTION No. 3,
q u A.rNT NH GEORGE H. JuDs0N, Posi- OFFICE,
M.cn:- williamson, Mi,tm Buri-son, Brdsos, RT~rt-
,,n. IeSn Ireesfonc, Linestorf Falls Ben CorrEeH'
Fs,ir,ynnn Bo,ue HiH, Ndrarro, Ellis, J0h,son Par
H. T,gran, Dal, Collin, Denton, Groyso,, and Cooke.
IL is expected that all good and patriotic ciizent
wiz vs Tho preference TO government over all other
I chni ~. . .
All ltzcus are requested to report TO this of'ice the
Il H., aud residence of any person or persons whom
,y know or hcor ef representing themselves as gov
not received ~ritten authority from the Or Mr. Cen
crni, HU. j. r. Nnter. Chief Q. NJ, or tho nader
signed or possessing snskcient evidence to convict
them of he offence, to make aAdavit against then,
before Commissioner of tho Confederate Court!
n,eging, ropo an twine will be furnished by the
Ban Antonio, to those ncrdin- it bale their wool
VANCE & BRO, Agents
of the Confederate States for the purchase Of WOOL
't.- tCOPY.]
. ApJ'T. AND 1Ssr'R. GESL's OFFICE,
Richmond, Jua. Is, 1868 -
GESnRAI, ORDERS, Noe
IT. The anprintment ofagents to purchase wool by
phv uricrr. except the Quartcrmastcr General, ana
hrch officers may act under his authority evi s',c
,inn +. h reiy prohibited; and all agencies for that
,r,ro osr harrt fore authorized by other ohicnrs are
i.yokr,,. By order, (signcd) s. COOPER,
ff.l2I::,mo hdjutant and Inspector General.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-04-01
no THE CITIZENS OF LOUISIANA
AND TEXAS,

TTNUE UNDERSIGNED, Purchasing Agents OF the
Con letlcrate States. take this method OF address
lag you on the cessiy Of furnishing snppiesio .ns
rain orr armies, IN the field, vindicatirg our b-
or, les a,,l our III rpcpdcncc
WI. stute w,a' all know. that the government needs
,:.,c supplies ur It's continued existence; and IL
hiyss No sccini iu,r country which il can call ON
lrc ron.d NJ y, h"cause of their immense interests
nttt,,, e. -ii-h subsistence, than the States OF
ioti ,i,rn .rd Teyas Will fellow citizens haZ-
n,,. our .stcncc nation by Withholding their
yrulur. for cun.m uI profits, thereby starving "'r
,.iints into ,iisgrarrful submission 10 the enemy
~. think a,, ir,st not. Had You not better let the
ycrninent have every article you make ana raise NJ
i,ir ca. prices, a,l tn armies, our gov
,r;i.u.f.t, yihr.-l. IS and our property. lou may
ljid ~, these supplies TOO long for the monthly or
weekly visit OF the a;acnlator; our cause may Sink
f,r yi,,ir 4.iuuor,-i viii then be too late. We neg
v G.,iow ci ilpn etr!, to bring these things nome
50 himself .,u We hell, We that nothing is wanting
ll,, n candid statement Of the wants OF t!ie Govern
m to aruuie yn acts Of patriotism to our COM
,d.,n cruntry. Then b"ing forward, without delay
.v article NECESSARY ' the army, you have Tor ha'ci
wn are ready ..ai wln, ut all times, night or day
81 purchase from You every article OF supply LOT cas
enl profitable prices Whereby you susta the coui-
~ aud homer Yourselves Wait not for the specua
t,f. who hy icir price for the necessariHs oil me
rr cniailing untold tax On the people we speak
un.o y,,,, as ~ wise ,nr, juta" what we say.
H. n TEyIS, Major A. c. s.
nt JAMES V. LINDSAY. Purchasing Agent
r1f- Office on 7. 6as oIrro;, Shreveport, La
O. 2t lSi2--ij:4t.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-04-01
An ACT
70 Procure Specie TO Ennble .hc Pcopic
"a pnI the GO IlN.

src. /. 2 il t.J ''sd ssb1 he Leg 'stGtT' q
Ms Sat, 1f I'exJs. That the military bol'
bc, a ID they arc hc;cby auihnT'Sed nhd 'c.
"a lied TO procure an amc'lnt r Hpceiccina'
10 .ur cents on each, one hundred d"'ia'S
Of ,hc assessment Of the State taxes FOR TIC
wear \. D. 1862, aId the like amount upon
Inc amouat of assessments thereafter anu
place the same in he Treasury OF the State,
TO the credit of the interest aud sinking
fund created and provided for under IAN
act authorizing loan and imposing p,-
cii, tax to meet the principal aud interest
thereof, under the provisions Of the a3rd
section Of the 7lh article OF the Constitute n
of the State, approved April Sth 1851, ana
That the same % appropriated TO no o'her
use or purpose whatever.
SEC. 2. That to enable the military boaru
to do and perform the duties imposed on
them by the Is: section Of this acs, they are
-,,s,epy authorized, and il necessary eqnir-
cd, to employ some competent person or
persons TO purchase cotton and have the
same transporlcd to Mexico or elsewhere
and sold for specie and to bring the specie
thus obtained to the Treasury OF tho State,
where it snail be deposited, rs provided IN
the lst section OF this act.
q. -.
sor and collector to receive from the tax
payers, Instead of the specie taxes, like
amount of such other funds as may he re-
ceiycab,e for ordinary taxes, giving re-
GENTS therefor, moi as absolute payments,
but TO be EXCHANGED for specie Gt tie Irea-
sury, so rs to ,btt II thcrei, the necessary
specie for COMPETE payments and it sail
further be Ike duty Of the collector to Ior-
ward the funds so received and cooperate
with the Comptroller in making said cx-
change.
SIC. 4. That the sum Of one hundred and
fifty iEonsand dollars, orso much thereof
rs may be necessary, be and the same is
hereby appropriated to enable the military
Board to carry into effect the provisions of
dis Bill, and thcy arc hereby empowered
to use, for the same purpose any securities
& hich they may have in their possession
under appropriations heretofore mad, and
that ths act shall Le in force iiom anl az
ter its passare.
Approved March 3rd, 1863.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-04-01
EiUy Dollars Reward.

y In iIiII county. Two BAY NOksEs,
q !, line large bay horse with star or white rlot
ctt o ar len years old. Tho other In small hay
rse, with u star In the face, saddle marks, = very
, u I,.nnd on one shoulder, slight hlrn'ish IN te
4 ,yo from a lick hut can see falhcr rooF' MN
,.,,ri wears old Both horses left together. aud
,rirsc viii remain together. The above reward OF
fy dollars will be- paid for said horses, or for inor-
,h.iun So thai get their.
hIiross me at Hlllsboro, Hill county, Tcyas.
G. II. HART. r.
teca
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-04-01
On PUhEr STEAMER CEH. lionGEs,
Sunday Ma c Is, 1868.


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D,,,.",, s
EDITOR phM"'Hh', - 1r, .., r.;,tor
we ,e"'n." ,3i " NJ pnmoro or IN nd.
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,,,rJ Tbr a,e. hidden nortlv
"", ,'uS F'",n". ,u ,,iioS ho,ov chow
h'hl pD."'' ", ,a ;,"ir5i,,, ,l, ;.or
Ell oh'I 49, 49, -, 4, AZ ,i,n soc, or.r.
c1au ''''GeN w., s,,i,o. o,o a,,
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tes. pe, VIZ, ", NV ,' "",i .dIIr,, .i,nooJ
repo'. ~ !" - .: sooo' e ~ ar1,,, - u,n
"h" 'tot'' '''c =. =. .
.o,.1, tn,;,r ,J,r r.na, nud l,y / c-cls-
-. =, ,,rnr,,, 49, oieyot;on Of their Ntortars,
=" =, e'' ,,at,,. to,y throw shells
;n' -; i".nr cnn'rs-onJ batteries One
=" w. naro,.oJ s,;,htlv wounded and
'"," ,nooInd do,rn At In, lower battery.
T,,;, ,io,, ooriinuod until obout "a o'clock
..h",, ,Io,. co,snd having thrown about six
a,.o,,. shc,Is and s,mc ton solid
o,;rr sro.rooIaj in draw
:'"'o' :, g., To- tI,o man ,;nc ot about !
''I W. ~ ,.s ,,;,,, r;,,, o-ritc-
", ,.> m' fro,lr orlc,rd IN man the
nl'n'' me' .:h,n ,hov ooroty rushed,
nrehssworM' @ "',," NV; W. Wa r,,n,;noi o. shore
iii J,rk with thoi brave and s'iillful I'll
~, W., vi H. 'Nors,oii 7 sm;tb Chief Of the
~ WA ,,iI,n,v ,rho in comma, with tho
Nv" or,,,,v oy,cc,,l ,,,c cominp
"a "a VI '-'''"' "'i
M o,oor ,rd s.,rrv and
, ino "'g" ~ ,;,,,,. ~ Jo m n'n,,tns olte. II.
rs's- v: :,i I,i an, ,ros Sred Fl. m IN, far
W." =, - c,,no,,s repeq,d. Fnrrnrut,
snpo " s".' .,;,,',,oo t,o yyholc a,ot blozcd
'"' ~ ~" ao,,;nrors sbcct or nn,nrc,
n','oi'eo w ,', - ',,.s s,oJ s;n,,v L,t crol,
~ a;,,,,n,;,,ato1 cn,nI: or l,r ,.ar-
oroA' '',.s a,.o, wos hn,,Ling
""t,'' "",. ."I an, Of shc,Is not less
ior'h oon' ~, tI,ci,. iarv
'h"h '"e"'! VI ,"'' ,,," .,,,1o .i,,.o yh "
wa, across t"P sM2 ~, M artoroI ,n;r ne sition
haa SEineH'ly s.ES -. ,t' nan,.r mos,
| ano hi" come vim" '.'o, ~, .,.nI ro,,c,
oi 'he'f hFe o.'ns ncM coon 49, onI as conid br
the centre o, Our ut1enor" .t ,,t "r r,a hsrs,.
! ascertaihe' i,o"i Wv e., h,Ir >,
| ing charges h"E he S''"I m -
/ three qT"fers o. "''l'; ""' !"
sight, grander 'i,an VIC h"u e'en "'s't t,'as,
at Pensacola hnd io'N'n"",
! detestcd vandals coWhru'! h,uuoi, -,
their ircn sldes, P'uring iu''n '.' W
fire on the devoted he"us VI '"e" 'o'''''' .
/ brethern.'
In the meantime, the lhrcc s'ca"ers
the wharf we're making hasty Preliua',pn
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-04-01
$40 REWARn.

JNsrRAYED from near Dlhhhn,, fannin county
fjr.,s; A sORREL MARE or years old, blssr
-, Two or three white hei, small shi,r rpssA. /.
al "a. the neck aud shoulders one bAi hnnh'
i',,4, white feet; one CHESTNUT suRREL fiL'
Lay, years old this sping, with white ~ tho i.so
nAi sans waite feet; both tho mares were h.aN! ~
q A when they len Tho above reward will he paid
1 r said animals delivered 10 me ut Wcalhn,,id,
.Ier ,"unty or for any Information tnni Will lead
=, .hcir recovery. JOHN II. PRINCE.
March is, lRt.l-l12mOs",