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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-05-27

Omar REACTION AT THE NoRrH.A
gentleman and Texan of high reputation,
but who does not wish his name to be
given, and who has just returned from
Richmond Petersburg and other places in
Virginia. informs us That he wns in Peters
burg when our Arkansas Post prisoners
arrived there, with many of whom he was
personally acquainted. They Informed
| him throughout all their journey from
Camp Chase through Illinois, Indiana,
Ohio, Pennsylvania and New York, they
witnessed at every railroad station de-
monstrations of sympathy for themselves
and the South that surprised them, and
| their surprise was increased by the open
| and fearless manner in which this SYM
pathy was expressed, both By words and
actions. At every station crowds of people
assembled to meet them, called by the
Linconites 'coppcrhcads.' They brought
them food and clothing snd fruits, and
various Injuries telling them they were
all Americans. that this war was all wrong
and must be ended. At Que place called
! Horncltsyille. when the train stopped, a
very large assemblage greeted their ar
rival, telling them to be Of good cheer, thai
this war would soon he over, that they
would help the South all they could and
that, at all events, Lincoln would not b'
permitted to enforce the conscript law
This was said openly and defanily, 50 tina
the guard attempted TO force back IN
crowd Of Southern sympathizers' as thes
called them, or coppcrheads. But the cop
perlieads were too numerous 70 be pa
down, and they told the guard that the
knew their rights, and that II they AT
TEMPTED 70 interfere they would put arm
in the hands Of the prisoners AID set thea
at liberty. Our informant siaies ,ha
they informed him that they had no din
Guilty in exchanging Confederate note
every where on the rouss al % cents o
the dollar. This shows that cur money
in better credit At the North than At y
South. This was corroborssed By All u
prisoners our informant spoke with, an
he has no doubt Of the traih Of their sias'
I rncnf- Gal6ssioa AciSe-
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-05-27

The 2nd Texas Brigade passed through
our city on Wednesday Inst, en- route for
Shreveport, commanded by Colonel J. W.
Spcight, who We learn, is gallant officer
and perfect gentleman. This Brigade is
composed of his own regiment, (Speightl
Col Hawpc's commanded by Lit. Col. &. W..
Guess and Maj. Malone, who VIC learn are
fine officers Stevens regiment, which
hive been in tho Indian department and
has donc,good service, and Col. Alcxander'a
regiment. This regiment has participated
in every general engagement last year
while under Gen. Hindman, and invariably
done its whole duty. This regiment is now
in charge of Maj. NJ. W. Davenport, W o
is bold and gallant officer Of frontier no.
toricty. We were also pleased to SEQ Adj
>jutant Carter, who has been with Col. Alex
anler tn. ough all his engagements. Cap
tain Vests Battery is attached TO this
Brigadc.---We predict, that when the tmo
comes for action, this Brigade viii not be
found wanting. Jefsrson News
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-05-27

We hear Of moro ssdistillcrics being put
in operation, in this county. Tho corn crop
is pretty we'll consumed, but wheat and rye
will soon be in, and those engaged in this
business have an eye to Tint. So tho fam
lilies OF poor soldiers who have boon calcu-
lating on getting to eat biscuit, in a short
time, stand a good chance to be SADLY
disappointed But as our Legislature, by
deliberate act, licensed these institutions,
all We can do is to grit our teeth and bear
it. But as nc havo said before, the day
of reconing will come, and wo TO him
who has either, directly orindrectiy, taken
tho bread from the wife and children Of
those who arc fighting the battles of tho
country -Hcn2ersoa Ttr.;s.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-05-27

New York. April 2s.--Thc steamship n.
YORK., from southampton the 18th, has
arrived.
ENGLAyD.--Thc Virginia, which was
launched f,oEl Clyde for the Confederate,
is reported in tho British Channel near
the French coast, where she took in her
armament, warlike stores, etc. sailing
westward Immediately. She is described
rs of great strength, very fast, armed with
ten heavy guns and two Whitworth Is
pivot guns.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-05-27
RsDl-we direct the attention Of our re,

gfD-We direct the attention Of our read
crs in the 81 Congressional District to the
announcement of Hon. ?. W. GRAY, for re-
election to Congress from that District.
Judge Gray is well and favorably known
in his district as well as throughout the
State, and us sound, firm. and able legis-
lator, has but few, if any, superiors. His
moral worth and close attention to the in
,erests of his constituency, as well as the
marked ability he has displayed in Con
gress, cntitlc him 10 o reelection to The
position.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-05-27

THE SYDNEY JOHNSON FUND. The fious-
ton Telegraph says that the Committee for
that city, for the collection of the above
fund, have paid over 10 the Trustee, }. W.
Hutchins, Esq, the sum of $4,000 which
has been invested in s per cent. confcder-
ate bonds.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-05-27
nsa~Lient. Thomas WYNN, Of Capt. Peak

EsS~Lieut. Thomas Flynn, of Capt. Peak S
Company, Hawpe's Regiment, reached his
home in this place few days ago, IF m
City Point, Va where he was exchanged.
He has been prisoner in Northern dun
geous since early in October last. We we're
pleased, as well as were his numerous
friends in this place, to see him in excel
lent heNlth.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-05-27
400 REWARD.

DA. AWAY from tho undersigned, LARGE
IL Ray MARE, about 49, hands L,sh, rcrsa
pitp "a her forehead and white tnip on the rofe =
or 10 yaara old, branded Gu ,ho LETT ihepisr villa
the lgttcr y. = natural pser p.sss when lecse AUD
under saddle will e.Nr tho above ,Hwail ior her
delivery 70 nc at MY tes.icnee, u mliss GafthveGt
Of Dallas. Any Information Of hei wherfaion'r
that wiz unablo NO to Get her. will b thankfully
received and libortlly rewarded.
las County. resaa.
NAV ioti, ,afa cs4x,s
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-05-27
EsTisAI NOTICES.
.>c~-1nZ1sc6. sfs.

nALLAs Cos NY.
TAkIS lr ~ Harvey shellsrt ~ .trtfd
lef.fe GO " nalfd. ifQ, tfs sfFANhiAht
AUAS llOhAE ntk mAuu aud tail ialsi faer, W lii
is,t .Alte about yaars Cd. hraht1d "A lsinsd 70
sshf IN a. lrlt shoulder. white 80, " sif!t 90
IL in Mr.. 10 "a ID hands Alsl aprIAhti % ~
rAkrN 90 W itsmilion hsDessl, sni srIa{sd
lelsru ". D.. Nanioii, isq, ono Nhitf aifli.
In car swallow ork ali o,oFhit a. The NAH. fAf
del "a iha liell l.ir On. yeals Old altgatta ~
s-l .GfO. ". IAMf, tl'k L. Z. y. g..
'ef,itl ~ Jas J. IAtaAs. brlui,.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-05-27
elsy-Lieut. .Iohn Sbipley, Of Capt. Stra

BD-Licut. John shipley, of Capt, STRAIT
tom Company, stones Regiment, will leave
this place on or about Wednesday next, the
Sd proximo, and will take all letters for
that regiment left at tho Herald Office or
the Post Office.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-05-27

A MONSTER "RAN' IuE rnr REprLs.-An
American merchant just returned nom
Hurope, aays the Washington Chronicle,
brings intelligence OF - new monster which
ia In procrcss OF construction Tor the rebels
in tho vicinity of London. II IL three hun
drea aud any feet long iron-clad, with
formidable prov, Ral will hepro'sded WIN
four engines Our informant describes
her az one oftho most terrible Of the iami-
IS of rams. That she 10 bull, For the rebels
be has 40 doubt, aud he took special pa ms
TO ascertain tho truth. These startling
facts, us wcll as others which he had found
out concerning the numerous iron-clads
and cthdr steamships which arc being built
in o,hcr paus Of England, will BE-, il they
have nf already been laid before the nj
ted STATES Government.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-05-27

orN x<cH3<ss.
sunsrRiffiUNr Eaonihs, Ia Al. anrr,,,'.,.s ~
.-riutioi pTi,. 10 paid aud all paIsIr drepi.iAuoa
a. le sNFaiijn VI the une fol which 'hry A''Fs''
-tDI~ScJs 1JSIjN'ess
Advertisements Inserted al the rate Two Dollars
poF square ol eight ines ioF thr hTs, ~,
,,,sdlar Tor each subsequent insertion TOTE pain
fSr In every Instance tho time ihey are nsei'eu'
aN.1rO x.l-cyr s<tc.N'1's.
For State and District OF Legislative oniees. ssui
Ar County ufhcos, $40, fhese prices arc fuF al
nouneemsi,ts 81 tho usual length otherwise they
,,ill i, charged for ~ regular advertisements.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-05-27
ypulios County warrants.

IL parsons having Dallas County Warrants, ere
n hereby notied and requested to present them
10 tho undersigned fer payment, hy he lst Cay O
August next Done by oraer Of the cornty Court, ri
f25.tiSt AMI Treasurer.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-05-27

CHICAGO ELEcTIos.--As an item Of fore
ign news merelcy, we nitice that at the city
election in Chicago on the 2lst ult, the
acopperheads,' as they are called, were
triumphant. This Isl matter OF impor-
tance TO them, and ground Of considerable
iubiiation with the papers in the North
west opposed to Lincoln. IL is claimed
from this sign that the peace party - rapid
IL gaining the ascendency. The Republic
can papers, on the other hand, exhibit
much chagrir, excusiug the matter by bad
ness Of weather, and such explanations
usually offered by efeated parties IL
does not concern rs AZ all OF the two
plaus Of restoring the Union whipping rs
or wheeling us--''they pays their money
: aud they fstrs thcir choice. We rnthei
20 y forthr rhirrerE ~ w. s9i1e-i
prefer 10 sar d. maiier seiNed IN 20
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-05-27

E1;~On the outside of to-days paper VIC
give summary of the new Confederate Tax
Bill Since it was in type we have receiv-
ed the Bill itself complete, and shall lay it
before our readers in full in our next issue.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-05-27

rlsirf>u.n, CoANuIsr III. CON
mitlrr uade ihelr report on 'h' 'u'h oil
April, Which has been pin 81 ~ pamphlet
iorm. The Telegraph In reversing 'he
report says
Tho pfessnf rlnanieiai Agent, John :
Desser. laa perhaps had a. much said
against him ~ the musl eonsumase a'o'e
could have rested easy under "edo not
know what We have not heard 'ol this gen
llenmn that was not good, though We have
known him long time aud esteemed him
lust what the committee have been obliged
10 say Of him Ia their report. lie Is en-
inentV QHaGh,d 10 ransacl ne bHs'"'ss q
kis present position.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-05-27
1.-TWO arc requested by Col. Stone, to

~Wc are requested BY Col. Stone, to
state that VIM. Loftin, who was advertised
among the list OF dcscrtcrs from Capt. s. >.
Lanes company, Stones regiment, was on
leave of ABSENCE but was prevented from
reporting to his compnny-on account Of
sickness, aud VIC are requested to make
this statement in justice to him.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-05-27

narRev. Mr.. carncs, Of Galveston was
to deliver an address in Houston, on the
influence # The .oonen Of the South in ne
present war, the proceeds to be contributed
to the General Hospital in Galveston.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-05-27

Il HAVE Just received large addiiiun 20 my sock
L vi School BookP have Prlmera, spelrrs. Read
cra, Arithinctirs Grammars, Biographies, tr.
Intend making special e!icrts to keep mp my aE
1ortment OF schnel Books, JANIS BURkL,
may lO--.J:lf Houston
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-05-27
A DMrNIgThAToN,A NOTICE .-Nt

N IL hereby given that at the December Term.
ls,, of tho Probate Court Of Dallas county, Apaas.
the undersigned was appointed Administrator Of tho
Esiafo OF Henry Walton, deceased; wherefore all
perauns indebted 10 said estate will make ~
thu undersigned, and these having caus against
said estate, will present then properly au, hentvs-
ted within the timo prescribed Icy law This the li'h
MAY. 1858 laa:6wsl ANTNONY WALTON.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-05-27

1--WE cESTs PA USa an n Tsid ~ g
j tonor linrn -a<f. ~ ff;fl 20 q ~ l-rsic1-c
Austin. or 70 D. The ~ y s'fr b-sat ~
Ihre1 RAGS are van - ~ = o. fcffr = - -tt
this d ne t1ItrrrI1t 10 4fAif, - y trftlf
err hmiiy viii rl,si1t <.trI1t,ser rlil, rag ter
rcu,. 70 rcIIt ftst rI' - arp9ired ~ &. enti
II. which ~ 11'Irt <i'I u kirrn-
T~<4. a r<-- r.1<r..1~ 81. r.|,.ffc - A. rrry a.
ih1-- ~1r 'a-z- rt.-z- VII F1ri1t -.-r- ~
1afIr rl--t q Is1 ir1
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-05-27

The Wilmington Journal ofthc 18th ul'..
says lJat Gen. ilills troops have already
left Inc vicinity Of Washington y c., aud
the seige Is raised. This Is Notifying as
We had them surrounded. Foster escaped
on boat which ran past cur La tries Hf-
ter rec iying forty ahots.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-05-27

pa5-The Houston News says that Cur
lcy's Regiment arrived in that city on the
18th. by the Tap Road from Alleyton.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-05-27
f,nrnenfrr.a ITnnIs.

A. Foil 40, wsi bo sold ~ caah IN hand % 9Aiui
dsy nest, ~ tho Ceurl hcrro door,
Juo. LIZ pIcKlY
MN. Mn q. isf1.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-05-27

T-fNhB sETTLEUEEr.-A 6,aken.rf.
IL afrirIlfrEr1r y III affal1 = fI4r1 q Euii1r.
u slsrf has rItt N ny oiI-< fis r1i .ccrrn' chr
rent ifh AZ f-rtr together 'IIf bis rtiifun rrs-
inr f1t Sal dilrhsrrt This Il fhsrsui. - nrfify
III tarfcu1 ilrrrr1iei 70 conss fruard a. The rat
frrnl ~ he TI1n1rnti c1rrtT Cert q DALAI
If.Ir.. I. ~ 81 liaiil.. "a 'ls-f4I Marlar
l1s A. 1i l-r ari .rl''-It ll- i-flr f--.l ill !
ul a.. rI..- 800
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-05-27


The following 'oaill OF rcnnnciatipn and
allegiancc7 taken ftom Chicago paper
was furnished US b. one Of the Post pris-
oncrs who made bis escape from camp
Douglas about the LIST April, and passed
through here on "Wednesday. homcward
bound. We cali il very tight paper
7, -, county Of ---s state
Of -, taken prisoncr at ---, and
now in confinement at Camp Douglas, do
hereby solcmniy teneunce all allegiance To-
the so callel Confederate States, sud al
military organiztt ions hostile 70 tho Uni
ted States, against all enemies, whether
domestic OF foreign; that will bear true
faith, allegiance and loyalty 70 the sane,
any ordinance, resolution or law Of any
State convention Or legislature 70 the con
trarv Notwithstanding and. further. that
I will we'll and faithfully perform all ihs
duties which may be required Of ne b. iht
/ laws o ,l,s United States. And take Ills
oath freely and voluntarily, without Incasrl
reservation or etnEion rhatseefer, With =
full and clear underslanding that death ~
oiher punlshmfni, ~ tbc judgmcnt Of q
military connaission iii ~ the renalf1
f-- 4nr ri1ia-irn CO thit 1f tr.tur 7aff
arf car1ltti ir1.ef laie'seeaf. ii'if I'm
Ger - .rl''rTrfir1 : ~ r. nornf ~
rrf.fiar- 'rri f''e fif-I -1-rr .fr-
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-05-27

gNESERTED from CO. /, Hawpe's Rcg't Di:moun
ted Tex. Cavalry, May sd ith lSte, IRON
Camp Ki9mishi G. y.
CALvIs WiILlANs, s feet s nchos high, aged III
wears dark complexion black hair and eyes, fetides
in Denton or Montague county
f. II CuRIsIIAy, d feet 10 inchss high, eged 80
years, dark complexion, black hair and grey eyea,
resides in Cooke county. 80
ScvitE FoRrESpuRs foot II inches high, agea %
yeors red complexion, light hair blue cyes, resides
III Cook county. ~
JapnIu GAtslr1, foot inches high, aged s
years. light complcan light hair blne eyes resides
in Fannin county
w. H. Jackson feet 10 isches high, aged 20 years
Ugh. complexion, light hair, bluo eyes, rcsdes III
Eannin county
JonS I. McDApr. feet II inchss high, ssed Il
ycurs, light complexion, auburn hair, blue e.sn re-
aidea in Fannin county.
Joug McLERoY, feet 10 inches bigiH ago % yeary
dark complexion, black hair, blsck eyts, resides Ia
Montague county.
Dasirt MckiNlrY. & fc. 10 inches high, aged 81
years, dark compexion black hair. blue eyes, sidrs
IL Cook county.
From Co H. sainN regiment at the raIne tod
JoHS .BrLS, fest inches high, aged % y ara.
dark complication, black hair, blue ryt6, rvFiti "a
Graysor conn'y.
dark complexion, black hair, haze! eyes, rea r. III
Graysar county.
MAaYis y DiAaa, feet ginches hisb, aged p far,,
I'D. cc ytan hEcr hair, tl1ck Grey, resi- ~
Hunt county.
Xii tho above named men .oei, WIKI tAeni 81 IN
ia ent arirF.
Tho Government Reward Of s3n will b. pal for
the a ;,r ahcnson and delivery If each Of taid CT
tors e. vi GUEss, II c
east com'dg Hawpes's R, Ct D I
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-05-27
AnapMueements,
For Governor.

For Governor.
nR-We are authorised and requested 10 announce
Hon PESDLEroN MukkAH, ofHMrison count!
~ /, sandldate ior uo,sl.oi, ~ the ensuing August
elpsiiOn,
ErH. w arc authorized TO announce Cen T. j.
CHAMBERS az candidate :oE the oiiee oi Governor
vtTexas.
For Congress.
HU-wa arc authorized and requested 20 announce
Hon PETER ". GRAY. Al y candidate Tor rc-eloe'
lion 10 conrruss from the Third Congregational DE-
tElet.
For the Legislators.
Cg-we are authorized and requested 20 announce
J. r. WILSON, Esq, OF Kaufman county, as aeai'
didato To represent the District composed II The
counties Of kaufman. Henderson and Van Zandt IN
tho next Legislature.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-05-27
Sr,udny syl,0Ol FIooks.
sc,,ooi BOOKS nj Ysouston.

A a supply kept constantly ON hand, ~
\ JAMES BURKE, Iou,ten.
stay 10. 1852 -25.tf
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-05-27

wears old, about IS hands high, branded With on
the len phoulJer has SNAIL lite slocks ell " er hcr
body, both hint is-, white haf way up 10 the hnors.
star In her forehead and small white htrsnk down 10
the right Of hei ncgc, has saddle and Gear marks
mare or such information as VIII enal,lc me 10 Sc.
her. a. I. MLhhlL L.
Lamar Co., Tcras. May le. 1858 -s52me"
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-05-27


On tie 10th ult., u Yankee gunboat, with
a negro battalion on board, went up the
St. Johns river, Fla, to take possession of
the town ofPalatka. Capt. Dickinson, with
ITO Confederate cayalrymcn, dismounted,
was sent to hold the place. The Lake City
Columbian says:
Capt Dickinson, upon reaching the
ground, hurricdly prepared good rifle pits
within one hundred yards Of the wharf, SO
located as TO conceal his men, and yet SO
arranged as to enable him to enfiladc the
wharf from two directions. The gunboai,
on making her appearance moved up very
cautiously. After throwing shells in sew
cral directions, and no persons appearing,
she came to the wharf, made fast, and about
orc hundred men leaped upon the wharf
with great glce. Capt. Dickinson, watch
ing the foe, as soon rs the ebony crowd
with their Lieutenant Colonel, had gained
the wharf, gave the order and n hundred
and ten rifles thew their death dealing con
tents into the mass.
Then followed the screaming Of the dark
les and a rush to the deck Of the gunboat.
Dead bodies and wounded were 3lastily
thrown upon the deck, and the boat pushed
( of and left without dring gun. Thirty
. or forty were killed and wounded.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-05-27

HAVE lest s0RREL NAME, yraFe old. bini
| foee, siiettis saddle. marked. about IN han
high will give the above reward for her drli,ei
10 rue. at the residence n Mr.. MARI A. Merrill.
miss Sorth- ~est Of Dallas. will give liberal =
valid for any information q her wlier,abcuts
JULIA A. WRIGHT.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-05-27
400 Head % sIleen Tor sale.

400 fEeHd OF FIIFTll I0T tfffN.
(r0SsfSTISC OF II 6, Lha.bs ~ iyl,l.srs, fFh {
~ ran b. l,ought sts trffun : arri5irc q II
,ndsrsgnei, miles ffa- 10 f1t-n = rAl.sH cr Il
rad 70 C-lar HI. - 81 A'i,snt,r lAiiteln, Z
Mountain csrtk rh1rs b. stt,r car ~ a. ~
fANla BIS III
xsys. isss err
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-05-27
unAp QUARTERS 2D BRIsAnE, pIrr y
1r.nr..nrx Afu-. Ii leG1]

Iiau. M Mncre, Of 10. a, Nawros KegH Al
mounted cavalry, will bring all PARTIES ahsclE Il Q
this Brigade without Lave, vhe,hsr oiliccisF ,.c
commissioned ofitefs or pfi-atee. and telis4 the
10 this command at Aiexandriai Ia. lie Yin ca
ii, Quarfarrn as ters anil commsla.ica VI the 3.
for Transportation ard Buhsis.encs for h.uhclf al
III. men lls well as those assisting him. II he e
hiring said parties quisiv, To Ia iu do sa hut II rs
M VIII bring thsmhy force. Iinut. JcoIeig.il 4
his t.st eidc.,ors in this matter and rc-orf TO q
command without delay All officers AM men
ahseist will sield 3ledienea 10 Lieut. Nonr3n the
ineiioTs cs he punished for w.lhll dlfehHAsn g
oiasra ~ cchinsrirrffci \ u, i,5s,szY BlA
2L3il lomdg. 2nd 5risads Dept md. r.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-05-27
IlsAD ocAR.Ens. ilA~fls Ere.. L. I G I'd FRi.
CAD. rrpT rsD Tsr,, cAxr kiAAi.nI, c] "

Capt v " Peak, Go. a, liswpe's Rcgtl y. I
In obedience leorders from brigade Head Quarter
youare hereby commanded 70 cnfprce and carry o.
the above orders to their fullest extent frivaics pa
FL Burroughs and ThcnaS ). kimtsll II Co. I.
ilnwpo's Regiment alons escfptfd those Two 60
diers heing ordered to remain in pailaF County al
assist in saving the wheat crop BY wandering he
constant aid as incchanics under tho general dire,
tirn ~ Cole. T. G. itawne and Jno. G. N, c'y
Es command Of GEn " GUESS
H. Col Conl'd'E Reri
el-1f A. TAfrng Afi'f
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-05-27
ST,oTnN-
BAY MAR f

erRoM acknowledged, living in Lamar ecuniy
T. miles East &c LadoniH, Fanrln county, ~ 'ha
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1863-03-04
For the Standard.
TRIBUTE OF RESPECT.

At called meeting OF Mount Pleasant Lodge, No ISL,
Wake county, North Carolina Of free and accepted Masons,
held at their hail. SATURDAY. the 18th of February,
1868, the following preamble and resolutions were ue-
mtted and adopted
WHEREAS 1t has Pleased the Supreme Architect of the
Universe the dspcser Of all human events in His nscru-
table providence to from body our much be-
loved BROTHER PELEG koGERs whuse death occurred on
Tuesday morning. the 10th instant. in the vigor and
strength of manhood and Whereas while we mourn the
loss, which Masonry has in general sustained and Mount
Pleasant Lodge particular, and whereas the neighbour
hood has also sustained loss which cannot be Repaired
the wife kind and afectiuuae husband, tie children
kind and iudugent father and his servants forgivng
master; therefore,
Resoyed That deeply sympaihze with the relatives
of deceased BROTHER and tender to them sincere
coincidence FIR their luss
esOUed That the members of this Lodge the usual
bade Of mourning for thirty days.
Rsore That the Secretary be directed to tran smit
copy of these resolutions TO the family Of deceased
brother and that he request The editors Of Raleigh to
publish the same in their respective journals
i SUkAS Spk <, MORE esmms.se.
DR. JAS. A. PEARCE,