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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-05-16
Special 3lotltes.

we AsSer' ~ EsOIdIy.-Thcre other Med
cines reliable cfectual and onvcnient uollO-
ways Pills end Ointment. all avs ready Tor They
invaluable to the Soldier exposed wounds Sores
Feyers and Bowel Comp aints. They fail. Only
% cents per box pot. 229 div ml6
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-05-16

JOHN MORAN, the deserter, whose history ex-
hibits SO many of the darker phases of human
life, was on Friday taken 10 Boston by the city
marshal and his first assistant, and lodged in the
Tombs, whence he will be taken TO fort Indepen-
dence by the provost marshal, 10 be dealt with
as the military authorities shall direct. Moran
has appeared very sullen and detected during his
confinement here, and feigned several fits of in
sanity, and on Thursday night made an attempt
at sclf-dostruction BY hanging He was found
suspended by the neck TO the beds,ead in his CELL
with a string made of strips of ticking torn from
his mattress. He was discovered in season TO
save his life. He feigned sickness aud pro-
tended TO have fit on Thursday night and
feigned to go through with the operation of dy
ing with consummate skill, evidently for the
purpose of deceiying his keepers and putting
theta off their guard SO AS to escape; but they
saw through his artifce. He told the city mar
shall, during Thursday, that he could never
take him back 10 Boston alive; but it has been
done, and probably death by shooting will be
the end of his ignominious career.
MOran'S wife resides in this city. They were
married here Jan. 2, 1856, and have lived in New
Haven, Ct and in Montreal, as well as in this
city, and have had three children, two girls and
one boy, aye 6 AMI years, AM II months, re-
spectiveIy, who are now with their mother. She
has just pettioncd for divorce on the ground of
adultery. The military authorities will probably
anticipate the civil Law in granting her prayer
RRAL ESTATE TO BE SOLD THIS AFTERNOON
Mr.. Thomas Gates offers rare opportunity for
investment in real estate on Southbridge street.
He will sell at auction Commencing at O'Clock
this afternOon) fifty house lots, each containing
a quarter of an acre. 1t is the land where Mr.
Cotton has had his nursery, and is located in a
part of the city where the demand for house lots
is likely to become active. This land is like
garden, and is in many respects very desirable.
Whoever has money 10 invest, even if it be only
few hundred dollars, will do well TO attend this
auction, and watch the opportunities. A line of
omnibuscs will run from the Bay State House
during the sale, beginning at - o'clock
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-05-16

EDWARD NELLSN, Jr. continues to pay the highest
price for old papers. etc. diff ja24
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-05-16

AErs SFrigIey, CLAIRvoYANT PHYsICiAN-Will at.
tend to examinations at her residence No. 40 Main
street. Hours from to II A tGOm 2 tO 81 NJ.
Terms 81. diff ap4
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1863-09-23

Carpets! Carpets !! CARPETS ~
HAVE NOW SPLENDID AssoRr-
MENr of Carpets to which W n,1sVI .s,il n
call the attention of the public SPe''iui'y
SCHAPKER & BUSSINC,s
No. 4S Main Street
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1863-09-23


S"ihdle an honest man out of the Office
with which the sovereign people have in
vested him, and which lie legally holds,
and these supreme dispensators of jus
nee, or to one of them, at least, having
given, IN advance, an assurance of bis
assistance is assigned the duty of de-
Gliding the ease.
It was by this means every State now
IN rebellion was carried out of the Union,
ana arrayed in arms against the Gov
ernment.
Let the honest masses sweep all such
unjust Judges and corrupt leaders from
Office and from power
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1863-09-23
REPLY
INDIANAPOLIS, Sept. 18th, 1868.

INDIANAPOLIS, Sept. lIth, 1868.
1.-The case was submitted to Dawson.
but by some means got into the hands of
Judge Hanna, who now has the papers
at Currysville where he resides.
Your truly, j. P JONES.
In what singular predieament does
this reply of Mr. Jones place Judge of
the Supreme Court of the State of Indi=
ana Does it not convict him of sdelilt
crate falgehood, as the proof that he had
given the assurance alluded to above
would convict him of perjury2 An ip-
telligent people can have but one answer.
But the plot is not yet ended The
Clerk of Vigo county, in issuing his pre-
eept for the coming election this fall, de
liberately and Intentionally omits the
Office of Auditor Mr. Allen will be re
elected by the people, but these Demo
cratic Judges will doubtless give the
Office to Cornwell --1-.s--.-e
This is the real spirit of secession and
treason. These men, who lead the Voor
hees Democracy of Vigo county, ignore
the laws of the State, boldly attempt tc
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1863-09-23
Cloths, Casimsres and res.ins..

4 GOOD ASSORTMENT OF CLOTHS c2sI.
! AERES and Vestines can be found a.
SCHAPKER Il BUSSINCS 40 MAI Ma;, So.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1863-09-23
THE NEW FIRM. ) NJ

WE, THE SUBSCRIBERS. WHOLESALE
NJ manufacturers of Saddles, Brides Collars
harness, &C., desire to inform the public that We
nave nave largely increased our stock on hand and by
ciose application ourselves and the employment
.! good workman in our shops, we are able TO fur
nlsh on short notice any and all kinds and ouanti
s ees o. work to suit the trade. Those who win
thO as with CALL can satisfy themselves that
they can procure, at lower prices. good snbstan.
tial, Iancy and durable work of us than they can
anywhere ~ else, land far better than the Eastern
shop-work.) 80 A''e"
rhe members of the firm being practical work
men themselves, attending personally TO all
oreers with promptness, care and dispatch. defer
mined that none shall excel in style of finish or
quahty OF work, give better satisfaction to those
patronlzlng u.s. feel confident it will be to the
interest OF all to come and see for themselves be-
lore purchasing elsewhere.
r, olore on Locust Street, above the Sherwood
House, between First and Second Streets No. o.
N B.-Guarantee all we sell
sep2 W r CORWTN q 10
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1863-09-23

MORE BEAUTIES OF THE LAw-AB,p-
ING DEMOcRAcY-A SUPREME JUDGE
DAMAGED--one of the most startling IL
lustrations of want of principle, respect
Tor laws, or regard for the rights of the
people on the part of Copperhead loac-
0oadang leaders of the Voorhees, Democ-
racy, is just now being illustrated in Vi
go county:
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1863-09-23

In 1859, E. B. Allen was elected Au-
ditor of the county, by-abeut 400 major.
ity, to serve under the Constitution and
Laws of the State for a term of four
years, his term expiring, according to
law, in November. 1863
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1863-09-23
INTELLIGENCE OFFICE.

T1HE UNDERSIGNED HAS OPENED AN
I i Intelligenoe Once on Third Street, four doors
west Of the Washington Hotel, vhers be will gire
strict and prompt attention to all business in that
{ pe. 80 1H4 ia llfHaH-a JOhN WAf4AE.
EsituRg sopy-aPlS
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1863-09-23
r-.a LIQUORS. @
III E w En Z Ea EM
n. T. CARR s. co

YgTHoLEsALE DEALERS IN IMPORTED
7 Y and Domestic Wines and Liquors, have
opened at No. rs First Street, (adjoining AIessrs
Rollingsworth & Bro, Queensware Stcre0 large
stock of Liquors, to which We bsg to callthe at
tcntion OF the trade. We prepared to offer ex-
traordiBary inducements to Cash buyers, and re-
spectfully invite Merchants, Bar Keepers, dealers,
and all others who IRE interested in buying good
Liquors, to call upon lis before purchasing.
Our stock is large, and consists of a very great
variety of imported Wines and Liquors Of almost
every grade. Also, a large assortment of old
Bourbon, Monongahela and Rye Whisky, which
we warrant TO be genuine.
ssp6-sn n. f. CARR CO.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1863-09-23
DRY GOOD
Dry Goods Drv Goods >

We HAVE JUST RECEIVED AS COMPLETr
assortment of Goods as can be tonrd an,-
where ana having bought them before the recaISt
"u' Shce, we can and will sell them cheap.
SCHiPKER BUSSING.
No. 40 Main Strest
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1863-09-23
NEW BOOKS.
SHOULDER STRAPS.


SHOULDER STRAPS
THREE YEARS IN JAPAN. e
TACTIC. oRCUPID IN SHOULDER STRAPS.
: SOCIAL CONDITION OF THE ENGLISH
PEOPLE. -... ..-..l a.. -
LIFE OF VICTOR HUGo-By Madame Hugo.
BUCKLES HISTORY or CIVILIZATION
BIvoUAC AND THE BATTLE FIELD-By
Capt Noyes. ..........
LADY LISLE-By Miss Braddon.
NEALE'S HISTORY OF THE PURITANS.
LIVE IT DOWN--By Jafireeson- ...
I AM HERE, OR THE DUKES MOTTO.
A FULL sETT OF MRS. soUTHwoRTH's
WORKS.
JANE EYRE. -ii4t-ftt
SHIRLEY. .s. l9lt ..sea rr
AUSTIN ELLI0TT-By Kingsley .
FULL SET OF MRS. CAROLINE LEE
HENTZ'S WORKS. Eno.t - -i9I=F
oRPHEuS g. KERR PAPERS,, Vols. L and g
/ ARTEMUS WARD; HIS WORKS.
At DoBRLLis Beck storv.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1863-09-23
NEW SALOON.
NEW SALOON.
CHANGH OF EXCHANGE
A NEW ARRANGEMENT.
sam GRAAHER & HARRY JOHNSON
having purchased

Theodore's Exchange,
RE FITTING IT UP N EXCELLENT
Il style for frst class
BILLIARD SAIGON and RESTAURANT.
Thev siu keep at the bar the best brands o
Iiquors and their lardeTs viii all times be filed
Eith the richest dainties from the animal and
vegetable kingdoms, and the waters of the vastly
deep will BE- made to contribute of their richest
stores
Especial attention viii be given to the cuisine,
which win be under charge Of the most competent
al fists.
Their Billiard Room is large and their TABLES
FIRST CLASS.
The establishment viii reopen On Tuesday next
liberal share of public patronage is respectfully
licited. rov3od3n
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1863-01-03
PUDusnED EvERv WEDNESDAY,, At JASPER
DUBOIS couHry, isplAsx, BY
OF xx ENT ANE.
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g& WEsr SfREgrs.
TERMS-STRtCTLY IN ADVANCE:
1Atls Subscription, Tor fifty Nos. 81 so
tes siy months, 90
aArrs o. ADVERTISING.

aArrs oS ADvERrssINo.
Psssesass ef 10 i,svscr less, week, 81 co.
Beee subsequent insertion, 25 cts.
LsAtsf advertiseme nts, at same rate. A
yrsstion over even square or squares, counted
Ss . square. These are the terms for tran.
DtoAt Advertisements; . reasonable deduc.
ties will Be made to regular adv ertisers.
Notices Of appointment Of adminstr tors
md legsI notices Of like character to be
paid ios in advance.
AuHoUHcrNo CANDIDATES:
Fer Tewnship Offices. each, 81 .oO|
Eer County 80 400
<ss District, Circuit, Or State, 500
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-03-11

called on We Wclc IhoNcu '" Wv -" "''
took position within 600 yds, OF the enc
my's line, .nndsremained there until mid
night on the ID Jan, during which time
there was repeated picket fighting and can
ponading, but We held our position in line
of battle and also picket line about mid
way between the cowending armies.
The total loss of Gen. Braggs army in
killed wounded and missing, is estimated
at 1000 as follows 200 killed and will die
from wounds, 500 missing, some OF which
nre killed aud some prisoners unhurt $3.50
wounded, the majority Of them SO slight as
TO rot disable them from duty. The total
loss from our regiment OF killed wonnded
aud missing is Ill, as follows; Skiiled, :
morally wounded, 3j severely wounded, 3O
slight wounds. l5 missing, > 2clptmed. |
saw Ii. jenkins yesterday for the rrst, He
tclis Inc that Col. Young sregimcnt lost III
killed wounded and missing.
The loss Of the Federal army is estlma-
ted at thirty thousand killed, wounded ana
prisoners, as follows: 5000 killed, l3,Ooo
wounded, and s, 900 prisoners. There can
he much mistake in this estimate tor we
have all the prisoners in our hands, ana
have had near the amount OF Killed and
wounded in our sight. Our cavalry run
around them on the 3ist, ano brrnri HUj
loaded wagons, and immense quantities OF
commissary stores out side of what was III
the wagons and captured 5000 mules, lZOo
beef cnile, took 300 prisoners, killed ten.
Jefferson G. Davis, and good many men.
On the evening of the ID Jan. 1t appeared
thai tho Federal army was falling back IN
the direction OF Nashville aud McMinv.ile,
nul our Division with some others were
ordered back to Murireesbero, after having
been in line of battle FIVE days and nights
cannot inrbear speaking OF the gallant
Can't. Geo. i. Reeves. who was leading hIs
company 50 nGhly in the first charge, when
| found Col. Burks and staff were wounded,
and tender him my hearty thanks Tor the
aSsiStauca he rendered me On the heId the
remainder of the day. went into the see
otd charge without the mark OF II bule'
abnur my person or horse, and came out
with So bullet holes, to wit: 2S in my
blankets. = in my sadtlehNgs, in my cur
ry comb, and Two in my horse, one OF them
in her head which knocked her down, leIt
her lor dead and charged OIL foot about ~
yds. When we fell back FROM the cedar
brake. foutd her standing up and led her
off the field under II shower OF shot ahi
she'll ! will enclose copy of my official
!, port OF the battle whicn would be glad
you would have published, i'll Southern
paper. '"nr ~,
tell where our next move will be. The
hoys all appear in good spirits, but are not
pleased with tie move from MurlreeSnor"
Ihey think We should have followed the
feds and run them from Nashville. some
# our troops still occupy Niurtrceaboro.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-03-11
THE REBEL TtNNEEY.

To tie Editor Of the RepUJ dean
DEAR SIR: | propose, though the col
umns of your valuable paper, TO call the
attention of public to the Rebel Tan
merry. situated SIX miles West of Marshall,
on the Gilmer road. do this for the rea-
son that suppose other people are as little
acquainted with this establishment as |
was myself before visiting it. had seen
n Gaming advertisement in the newspaper,
that Gregg & Coz, had established nam
moth tannery, but supposed that like
other things in the same inc, it was new
bait to catch .'gudgeons.' Imagine then,
my agreeable surprise on visiting it by ac-
ciaent, 10 find real '.genuins stuRnirg'
Tannery, capable of tanning in the best
stvle any amount oflcather, and one that
in my opinion, is destined to meet with a
brilliant success, and to effect revolution
in the leather deparim Mt in this country.
While other tanHerics ave selling leather
at fabulous prices, and extorting money
from the suffering poor for half tanned
leather, Messrs: Gregg & Co are proposing
{, furnish leather TO the government and
70 individuals at a trifing advance on
antc-war prices. All they want is yatror-
age. and who will refuse to give it uu III
the eircun stances2 Where else can voa
buy sole leather at fifty cents per pound
and upper leather at seventy i've cents per
mound? lie. tae country encourage liberal,
generous men. and thereby put the ban OF
pahlic reprobation upon extOrtioners and
sviudlers. The Rebel Tannery was esfsb-
l'shed. ty Col. G.. g. Gregg, Of NarsLalI,
than WHOM a more honorable and upright.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-03-11
]. NJ. BOUNES, 1t. Col. Colnd g.
HEAD QUARTERS 1jth Texas Cav. !
MuRrRHEsnoEo Tenn, Jan. ), 1865.

MrRrREEsuoEO, Tenn, Jan. j, 1865.
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Dry "'"' -, ..,,,,, :
Sm.--4, c'mP'''neo ~" So"' ,'n;ao,'. ",ao,'
resNect'2iiH re?'f' ne '",'"" M ~. %s,,
and G@sna ttie5 II, ''' ''"'''I Io ". '''
ro, Tenn, on 'pc '.S, l''",, ,.n i,'- a., 1oh, =
FlEL" AIr nrAFI ilI''NTno"', ,I;,," '"ii' y
Brrks, morta'ly "o"M't', ,,"JH'%n' r, ',,o' o.
Davis "nd Sergeant Naj'f D. H. '"'''''''''
slightly worndea' ,-, !,
Co. a; OF 'o"h r'''n'y, ''PF,:',a',c,'"S
Capt u. howard-M oohuea-!l'u. IpG''yS :,
Givens, Prlvates henry I"ry'h anu a. D.
Rolf, severely, Cap'. H. howard; ir N"'e'
VIM. Traylor, a. i: "afnoGS' W. n"Fr's'
\. Garner, VIM hh'1,t' James ',n1,,"n' =. ,,t'
Vim. McCrstian, > u b"hh'ng an" d. nIur
Missing-Minor oas'oh anu ueo I"nrSu, I
Co i, of Cooke county, co"''''i""eG n oH
Lieut.. L. Shegog-N inded, sergeant l. d.
Johnson Fr,rH,cS " II" w., A., rII' ,,,,,o,,
severely, j. n. Anderson, H. Mc'.ln'nhon'
S. NJ. Burch. WIN. Forhy' WIN. omll ana ~
p. Hornhuckle, si'ghs; misSlng' ueo' pii-
llrd and VIM. Bray.
Co. G, of Grayson county commnndGd py
Capt. Geo. r: Heeves-hIl'eu' "'n, II. SOM
son and J.. N: ram; severely wou"uou, ool
poral F. NJ. Hanks, II. l. Dugan' - .ouc",
lsam Blevins, VIM: br'"n' H. d. rhi'S an"
Il. W. Clement; slightly Wounqea, L,,",' II;
p. Reeves, Lieut.. lrvln hoot, D, W. Na'""
G W. Couch, R. c. James, color bearer ms
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-03-11

gejg~ Capt fcraloze., commander of q
Mex, can Company in this city, took a no.
lion the o'lier day TO hang one Of his men
for stealing. lie brought him into the
Military Plaza and hanged him to tree
until he was dead. Such an act was an
outrage no, only upon the community gem
orally, but upon Captain Penaloza's Com
pany in particular, each member tearing
,iat his turn Tor like tragical end might
come next Whelh r the Captain has made
rs escape, or will he on hand to answer
;he military or criminal authorities for his
angular proceeding, We are not able to
say. as here are various rumors upon the
Inject Ibid
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-03-11
CITATION. No. 2SS.
HILL County rs. GEO. PAYNE, et al.
STATE OF TEXAS

HILL COUNTY cS. GEO. PAYNE, a al.
STATE OF TEXASl
Hill COUNTY. !
le Sheriff of HM County, Greeting:
THEREAS, in our Distric: Court OF said county
Hill county has flied her petition in said Dis
Court, alleging, among other things that George
ne, William Payne, liez. Payne, Dock. Payne and
Berry, defendants in This suit, did on or ab0nt
irst day of August ;lsG2,sntter, publish pass aud
INTO circulation large amount OF counterfeit
cderate Bills or Notes. for the purpose otdrfrand-
petitioner and he public generally, and that on
,out the 25lh day of August, 1862, petitioner eN-
l.ad for and paid valuable consideration ior Sin
lred and fifty dollars Of said bills Or notes ana
ioncI AYERS that said defendants, by said illegal
Irauduant uttering, publishing and putting iniO
,la.ion said bills, has injured and damaged peti-
n six hand, ed and fifty dOllGrs, besides Interest,
paws Judgment for damages, interest and costs.
Nllidayit being made that said defendants reside
out lie limits of this sathc, You aae therefore
mauded TO summon the said 4. Payne, W Iayne,
'pype. D. Payne and Berry, by the publication OF
citation in the Dallas Herald, printed in the Town
alias Texas. for fonr successive weeks, that de.
ants be aud appear before The District Couit OF
county, at the court house in the town of Hills
:. ON the 9Th Monday after the LIST Monday ia
eli, 1863, there to answer the petition OF said hil
,ty, tLe substance of which is in this writ given
aln fail not and make due return of the same rs
LAW requires III.
Test: S. F. Harlan, Clerk of said Dis
TNtrict Cuui I, and seal of the same, al Hills
SAL )boro, this Feb. I9lh, 1868.
i0N S,F.HARLAN, D. C. II. C.
me TO hand Feb 23d, 1868, and sent by mail TO
Dallas Herald for publication.
G, W. CROOK, Deputy Sheriff ii. G.
,b, eth. -lS:is-Printer's fee, Slo
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-03-11

The canal opposite Vicksburg, from the
best information we can get, is failure.
We are informed that the water is now run
ming into it at both ends and spreading out
from the middle filling up the swamp.
Other accounts are that the enemy is work
ing on it with a large force, aud have a
steam or dredgeboat in it, and will soon be
able to take their transports through. Tine
alone will demonstrate whether it will be a
failure or not. At least, very great er-
ror was committed last summer, in not fill
ing it up. They have battery aud a
large camp just below the canal, which cuts
of all communication by water with Wick
sburg.-MOnrOe Register.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-03-11
CITATION No. 2'si.
Wiley Currcy, ct II, " George Payne, OF al.
HE STATE OF TEXAS
HILL IOuNrY,


The SheriJ q ,aid Comfy, Greeting.
KruEREAS IN our dislric; court Of said county,
v willy Curry, 1t nj, who resides IN said county
filed their pctlOn IN said district court allcdIthg
nng other thugs that George Payne, VIM, Payne,
~ Payne, Dock Payne, aud one Berry e"hercd ana
Moderated for the purpose ot deirandlhg pel loh'Is
this, that or about the lst day ol August lo12,
,itsoners sold aud delivered 10 dcIts., lhrgea.
uut of beef cal lc orIhc value Of five huudrcd aud
dollars, for which, said cattle, the said driendnnls
id TO yunl peii iiuneis Confederate counterfeit bs,
lich said bills, was wilhonr value hnd Your pc
iuners aver that said dtendanis paid TO itcm one
or counterfeit Confederate bill for ~ dollars ihr
rk and labor which was whulcy without value;
ti,oners aver tina, said defendants by said irandn.
AZ acts has damaged petitioners three hundred and
dollars, besides interest. and praying for judge
MT for damages, interest uhd costs, and ai,idavil
NO made that the Defendants reside without thc
dig of this Sta;e You are therefore commanded
summon The said George Payne. William Payne,
PAYNE, Doc Payne, and one Berry, by puhiica.
,n of Ibis citation, in the Dallas Herald, PRINTED
he town of Dallas, Texas. for four weeks IN sue
sion, that he be aud uppear before the District
rt Of said county, at the court house, ia the Town
Iilsboro, on the 9th Monday after the LIST Monday
iarch, 1868, then to answer the petition OF said
ar Carry, ct al, the substance of which is in ths
given Herein fail not, and make due return Oi
same as the law requires.
--~> Test $. II. Harlem, Clerk ot said District
. Court. aud seal of he sainc, at Kiilsboro
bhh this Goth OF February, lsGa
Nv s. HARLAS, ID. c. II. G.
me to hand February tle 25d, a. ID. 1868, and
by mail to the Dallas Herald, for pTbca.i ion.
J. W. CROOK, Dept. Sheriff, II. Q,
b 25, 1862 l3-4t Fee Slj.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-03-11

G. Dawson, slightly; missing, corp. j. NJ.
Mugg und Thomas W WslSou.
Co. II, of Hunt comIty. commanded by
Lieut. u. +. IIll-Killed, W. l.. Willhclmi
wounded, Robert Taylor, W, y. Wiuec, S.
o. Stockton and BliSuh Orr missing, Thos.
Walker and Joseph Bussey.
Co. |, of Titus county, commanded by It,.
r. }. Clary-Killed, Henry Brannoni wonn-
dcd, II. II. Daft, h. Bickerstratf, j. A. Ste
phens and j. II. Wakefield, severely; Lieut..
T. j. Emmett, sergt. g. A. Bcckley, corp. j..
T. Clover Privatcs David Jones, j. +. Hal.
bert, Josiah Wesson aud $. o. Brown, slight.
Co. X, of Bowie county, commanded by
Lieut. b. 4. Dolby--Killcd, q. d. Smithcrs
slightly wounded, Lieut.. B. L. Dalby; mis-
sing, Il. 4. Leggitt
gECAPITULATICN.
Killed, s; MORALLY wounded, 2; severely
wounded, ~; slightly wounded, GO; miss
ing, IA; captured, =. Total ll5.
Respectfully, yours &c,
j. NJ BOUNDS,
Lieut.. Col, comd'g lth Texas Cav.