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Litchfield enquirer., 1863-12-31
Ayers Cathartic Pills,

THE sciences of Chemistry and Medicine have bssn
 taxed their utmost to produce this Lost most perfect purgativs which is known to IDsuusrnbIs proof shown that these pIis have virtues which srpass In excellence the ordinary medicines and flat t,sy win un precedentedly upon the esteem Of all men. They are ss and pleasant te take but powerful to cure Their peps tratiDg properties stimulate the vital ie body remove the obstructons of its organs purify tie bjood and sxpel disease. They purge out the n nors wlie, breed and grow dssmpsr, stimulate slnggis or dsor. dsrsd organs into tbslr natural accn and inari nay tone with strength to the whole system. Not only do they cure the everyday complaints Of every body tut also formidable and dangerous diseases tst have basd the best Of human skill While they produce powerful effects, they at the time, in diminished doses ts safest and Lest physc tat Do employed for children Being sugaycoated they pleasant to take; snd hne purely vegetable are from any risk Of sr,n Cures have been mado which surpnss belief they not sub stanated by of such exslted position snd character as to forbid the suspicion of unrntb. Many eminent clegymcn and physicians have lent their nnes 10 certify to the public the reliability Of my remedies while others have sent the Of their conyich that my Preparations contribute immensely to the rslief of my afflicted, suffering fellow-men.
 The Agent below named Is pleased io furnish gratis my American Almanac. containing directions cr lhsr and certificates of their cures, of the following conpans:- Costiveness, Bilious Complaints, Rheumatism, Drcpsy, Heartburn Headache arising rom foul sionarh, Na. arising terefrom Faiulecy Loss Of Appetite n Ulcer. ous and Cuaneous Diseases which require an eyaeuane medicine Scrofula Kings Evil They nl.o, iy purify. ing the blood and Stimulating the system, cure many complaints which 1t would not Do snpposed they could reach, such as Deafness. Partial yIiBpts Neufngin ad Nervous Irtability DeraDgemenis of be Liver and Kid. neys. Gout and other kindred cOnplants arisins rom low state cf the body obstruction of its funetigBs
 Do not be put of by unprincpled dealers with soms other pill they make profit on. Ask for Arms PILLS, and take nothing else. No other they give you compares with this in s intrinsic value curative powers The sick want tho best aid there is for them, and they should have 1t.
 Prepared by Dr. J. c. AVER, Practical and Analytical Chemist, Lowell, Masa
 PRIcs 25 Crs. PER Box. Fivs BoxSs ron S1.
 SOLD BY
 Wm. c. Buel, Ltchfeld.
Litchfield enquirer., 1863-12-31
TAKE NOTICE.

TAKE NOTICE.
 Cancer and Scrofnla can be cured. The un- 1ersioned calls the attention of those afflicted with Cancer or Scrofula, TumoTs of any de- scription. Fistula, ill-conditioned Ulcers, Dys- pepsia. Female Difficulties or any other dis ease arising from an impurity of the fluid sys- fem to his method of treatment. His success in treating the mentioned diseases for several years past. merits the attention of all afflicted with them.
 References given. Cures warranted, if de- sired. Terms moderate. Further information freely given. Address personally or by letter
 Dr. H. D. ADAMS, sm24 Mill River, Berkshire Co.,, Mass.
Litchfield enquirer., 1863-12-31
AUST TRIBUTETo MERIT AT INTERNATIONAL EXHIBITION, LoN-
 DON,
 JJLx 1lth. 1852,

DURYEAS MAI ZENA was the only preparation for food from In
 dianCorn, 7 that
 received a medal q n d honorable mention from the
 Royal commjs- sioners.the com
 petition of all
 prominent manu lecturers of Corn Starchand "Prc-
 paredCorn Flour
Litchfield enquirer., 1863-12-31

A.B. M0RykEY, EsQ.yo of UrIca, N Y wrjtes C ,..r yo invented t. and believe 1t tic Lest neers sr s purpose ever put ont With bad cold should soonsS p.y twentyvs dollars for bottle than do without t, sr saks any other remedy"
 Group. wkooping Coagh, InlIaenza. DaorHE. ArsR: will chssrfuly certify your fssoraf cous s Ss for the cure d wcopE your fraternity in te South appreciate your sk. sS% commend your msdfslns to gsT T, g.ggis; ? ss;,o.v,,
 AMOS LEE, Eso MosrsssY. IA vrstss n I., - ,s.s "I had tedious Iiusnsa which confined us n ao.S: ex weeks took many medicines without rsisf: sasiis rt sa assq Ry ts advice of our clergyman Ts less than ono half the bottle made me copaisl~ i, Your medicines are the cheapest as well as s Isss "a q ssa es snr ws yo DOc0 and your rmsd
 Asthma or Phthisic, and Bronckfos.
 WET MAHcHEsTRa, PA, Feb. {. 1st6 sn: Ycnr Gsryy Rctord ls performing msrvslicss sures in ths section It hes relieved several from alarm. wno mas labored under an affection Of the lungs for the lest forty years. HENRY L. PARKS, Merchant .,.... A. A. s RAMSEY M D. AlsIos, Mosaos O., Iowa, have found nothing equal to your Osrry Tsasrz SSr such e are curable."
 We might add volumes of evidence but the most con- vinclng proof of the vrtussof this rsmsdy s found h tie effects upon trial.
 C0nsumptiou.
 Probably no one remedy has ever been known wiicfs cured 90 many and sueh dangerous cases e this soms DO human aid can reach; bat to thoss the .syy Psetoral affords relief and comfort.
 AsroR HOUSE, NEw YoRx cIrY March (, 1ssc. Docfos AYER LOWELL: feel 1t duty and pleasure 70 inform ycu what your Ch1y Iora has done ior ny gerous symptoms of Consumption, from wic, no Sid we could procure gave her much relief She was steadily @ ng until Dr. Strong of this city, where we have eor,s @ sdvice recommended trial Of your medicine We bes. ns kindnes as we do your sk for shs has recovered om mat day She is net yet e strong she used e oe put Is free from her eough and calls herself we'll
 Yours with gratitude and regard, ORLANDO SHELBY, oy smLsyvnls. cbnsumppes, do not despair t yeu have tried Ayses CHEHnY PEcroRAL It s made by of ts Lest medical the high merits of It's virtues. = Inadeirtia Nd0sr
Litchfield enquirer., 1863-12-31
J. L. JUDD,
 PHOTOGRAPHER, H AS just completed his new improvements LII for taking cARTEs BE v1s1TE, vIaNETTEs,
AMBROTYPEs. Or Any of the Larger Sized Photographs.

Charges as low as those of other well regu- lated Galleries. Call at the Old Stand. First Building South of the Mansion House.
 May 9th. 1868.
Litchfield enquirer., 1863-12-31
FRoM THE LONDON DOCKS.

Having been appointed by John & Robert Dunstcr, the great Wine Merchants of London aA their Agent in the United Etates and British Provinces for the bottling and sale of their cel- ebrated
 London Dock Gin. London Dock Brandy, London Dock Port Wine. London Dock Sherry Wine,
 The Subscriber would new offer to TOWN AGENTS. DRUGGISTS, GRoCERs and
 FAMILIES, These justly celebrated Spirits and Wines. e They are put up in cases of one dozen bottles each, and will be sold at very low prices to enable all who are desious efobtaining
 GENUINE LIQUORS and WINES to purchase goodarticle 1t a reasonable price. IS They are sold here. as in London, in bot ties only. with the Agents name on each bot tie, to prevent counterfeiting.
 Sample Bottles will be sent by Express, % that parties may test the quality, if desired.
 c. A. Richards,
 9l WAsHIxarox SrHrrr,
 Tyr s5n. BOSTON. HoFFTCE or LlvERMoRE, CLEWs $ CO,
 BANKERS. 84 WALL ST., NEw YoRK, Angust IS, 1868. "fE ARE INSTRUCTED to continue Vv to take Subscriptions for the United States 6-20 Year-6 per cent. Bonds-Gt p6r until after ten days notice is given by the Secretary of the Treasury.
 EIVERMoRE, oLEWE ( CO.,, tf 18 AGsnts for tho D. 3. g-S0' Loan.
Litchfield enquirer., 1863-12-31

FISK & HATCH, BANKERS, sS WALL STREET, NEW Yonk, Dealers in all classes Of. Luilsd States and ofl,
 Desirable Securities. U. s. per cent. Bonds of 1881. Do. per cent. Five-Twenty Bonds. Do 30 Treasury Notes.
 Do. per cent One Year Certificates, Bought and sold at the best market rates.
 ALSO Geld, Silver, and Custom-House Demand Notes, D. s. Quartermasters' Checks. Payable in Certjeeates ef Lade5sedness, and QuARrERxAsTsRs AND ORDNANCE VOUCHERS.
 bought, sold, and collected.
 STOCKS AND BONDS, Bought and sold on Commission at the Board
 of Broker. Corporations or Individuals in the country. desiring to invest in United States or other Sc. curities, can send their orders to us, and have them promptly executed at the o,cest market rate. All ORDERS, REMITTANCEs, and INQUIRIES by mail or express, will receive IMMEDIATE and CAREFUL ATTENTION. Deposits received and cole ;tions made on favorable terms Banks, Bankers, Business Firms and others open accounts with us. will find their interests carefully consulted, and their orders promptly executed. FISK & HATCH,
 S8 Wall-street, t-z0 New York City.
Litchfield enquirer., 1863-12-31
AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL,
FOR THE RAPID CURE OF Colds. Coughs. ama
 MOarseiBess.

BaInrIsLD, MASS, 2osif Dec, 1s6S.
 DR. J. 0. AgER do not hesitate to say tho best remedy have ever found f;,r Coughs, Hoarseness, IafIgsnza. and tl,S concomitant symptoms of a Cold, Is yei,9 CHsaRY PICTORIAL. Its constant use .ti my practice and my family for the lnsi s6n years has 6iiown t t0 possess stlpe. rior virtues for fhS tfe5stment of these eomplaints. BEEN KNIGHT. M. ID.
Litchfield enquirer., 1863-12-31

DIR. SMITHS FEMALE REG ULATOR. HAS supplanted all other Female Medicines wherever it has been introduced, and for the following reasons
 lst. It is liquid and perfectly pleasant to the taste
 2s. It toes no injury to the most del cate  Sd, It Is perfectly sure.-see Pamphlet.
 DIR. E. CCOPER'S
 UNIVERSAL MAGNETIC BALM Is the most Sovereign Remedy ever yet discoy. cred for all painful diseases. Also, Burns. &c.. of whatever nature. If taken early DtPIHERlA AND ALL OTHER PcIMs or SosE THROAT are cured by it in single day IT NEVER FAILS to cure DYSENTERY and other forms of Bowel Complaints in twelve hours See Pamphlet. THE TOM THUMB VEGETABLE BILIOUS
 PILLS Are fast taking the place of all others. because they are the CHEAPEST, SMALLEST, PLEAsAETEsr. and most efficient Pills ever offered to the Pub. lie.
 For Sale Wholesale and Retail hy A. C. SAITH. Litchfcld, and by Druggists generally.
 PIERPONT < O., Sm26o Rochester. N. Y., Proprietors.
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Notice.

ID UBBERS Repaired. can get your 10 v old Rubber Boots and Shoes mended and '''''''s a' s''0 '' ' c. KIRcHBERGER.s.
 N.B-Rubber 8oles put on Leather Boots and Shoes. " AS
Litchfield enquirer., 1863-12-31
NORTHROPS GALLERY OF ART.

UAAAAh1 ! OI An1s
 NEW MILFORD. CONN. A LARGE and choice collection of Eleoant II Steel Plate ENGRAvINGS- -Chromo LI- PHOTOGRAPHS and Colored PRINTS. PICTURE FRAMES on hand and made to order.
 ovALs, variety of styles. Old Frames Regildsd. GLASS of all sizes. American Playing Cards.
 BOOKS AND STATIONERY. PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS, from 50 Cts to S7.5O. " o's cARTES DE vISITES, of dist;npu;.h.d Characters, only 10 Cts. each. s1 Card Portra1ts.
 s for 10 Cents. 4 large Assortment of
 MUSIC
 Wholesale ana Retail. g Music Dealers and Teachers supplied Sent by mail on receipt of the money.
 PUTNAM sELF-ADJUSTING CLOTHES W.RZyvGER.
 WHoLEsALH AMI RETAIL All are invited to call and zee us before send ing to the City, as we can save them that ex- penso. 6m15
Litchfield enquirer., 1863-12-31

WHO has not suffered from Corns, Bunions Frosted and Blistered Feet, Oh lblains, &c Who has not been willing to make almost any sacrifice and incur any ex oense to effect theil cure! but as years rolled on and no reliel cane, the sufferer has concluded that the, were inevitable evils, and has suffered anc continued to suffer martyrdom from these ap parently simple causes
 Every body should be glad to know that al the t"rments to which the feet of man are sub ject will soon be numbered among the things of the past, owing to the victorious success ., BRIGGS ALLEVIATOR, the conqueror and demolisher of the great foes to mankind S toes.
 Years of experimenting and study have re- suited in the production of this valuable Prep. aration, which effects cure without rain or in. convenience.
 Dr. Briggs Alleviator is a metallic plaster. easily applied and will adhere for weeks re. gardiess of bathing It is the most gentle and eficacious remedy ever known for aileyia. ting the pain of Corn, Bunions. Tender Feet. &c. Sold by Druggists, and sent by mail at 25 and 50 cents, and sl per box.
 For inflamed Bunions. festered Corns, in- growing Nails. &c. use DR BRIGGS MODERN CURATIVE Sold by Druggists, and sent by mail at 50 cents and per box.
 DIR. J. BRIGGS. Proprietor
 and Practical Chiropodist,
 lyl9 2l2 Broadway, N. Y.
Litchfield enquirer., 1863-12-31

Cbnsvmptves, do not despair t you ave tried Ayss,s CHERnY PICTORIAL It is made by one Of ts est medical chemists in the world and its all around us LespsS tho high merits Of It's virtues. INQdktpkia Ldnrr
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-06-03
ban pnsra COTTON Cardg.

Mt Office is hereby given to the heads Of families
~ and othor dependsnts OF oaieers and soiaiers b
that the County Court has selected one man in each
Precinct as suitable persons to report the nanos o.
all those entitled to cards, TO the County OerA' ~
order that the Court may DO enabled to perform is
duty in accordance with Instructions received Eacn
one entitled to cards at the State price, 10 requested
to report his or her to the person eeected IN
the Precinct where they live, by Ina 2bh day OF Juno
next informing hinl Mt the same time we'he or MOI
they have any cards, AS follows, to-wit:
Precinct No. In. IL. Thompson; 10: 2 .. \.
Stratton 10. 2--Wm. Haley NO. As gilbert
No. 5---J. T. Smith; No. 6--Wm. Hunnient; NO. T.
Sam. Keller; No. S--samuel Newly; No. 9--Davia
Jordan; No. lo--A. @. Halleck No. liza b. La
nier.
II is expected that the above appointed persona
will take all neceseary stops to obtain the names
above mentioned and report without fail TO the court
by the said 25th day OF June, at which time the ap
portonment of the Cards will be made in the several
precincts of the County and forwarded to the above
persons in each precinct, for ale and distribution
By order of tho County Court.
GEO. W. LAWS, Cl'k Co. Of, D. Q. Tex,
BY JAMES p. THOMAS, Deputy
Nav 10, le63-25:6w.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-06-03

Nave learn that Gen. Cooper has sue
ceeded in capturing some 700 head Of horses
and mules from the enemy near Fort Glib
son, C. N. We are informed that Cooper
sent Stande Waite with two regiments or
parts of regiments across the Arkansas, be-
low the Fort, when Cooper himself made
IA bold attack on the Fort from this side Of
the river, Smelling the enemy for some time.
In the mean time, Stande Waite got in the
rear of the Fort, where the horses and
mules were being herded, and captured and
brought them all safely over. Cooper at
last dates was only short distance this side
of the Fort, and from what we have heard,
we should not be surprised at any time to
learn that he has taken the fort together
with it's garrison.
We learn further, that South West Mis-
souri, is now entirely in the hands Of our
Guerillas, the bulk Of the enemys forces
being at Rolla.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-06-03
DI-We have no later news by last night

= DsS" have no later news by last nights
mail than We had previously received.
4 DR.. Cornett, of this place, returned from
Shreveport yesterday, which place he left
on Thursday last. He states that news bad
been received in that place of another bat
tie in Virginia. in which Lee had again
driven Hooker back, with more overwhcl-
ming defeat than that of the Sd of May
lie further states that the Yankees had made
q combined land and water attack on Vicks-
burg and were repulsed with great slaugh-
ter. They attempted to storm our batteries
but were driven back, it is said, with loss
ofoyer s. O0killed. The news of Gen. Penn
berton's arrest was fully confirmed, and re-
port accused him of the blaokest treachery.
I We will soon have the particulars of thu
fighting around Vicksburg,
The Little Rock Democrat of the 9th ult.,
has the following despatch with no date:
To LIEUT.. GEN. HoLMEs--The Camden
line is working. The operator at Monroe
learns from passengers from East of the
Mississippi river, that there has been n lea-
Wy battle on Big Black River, in which We
were victorious, killing and wonnding 9, 00D
Of the enemy, and taking 5000 prisoners
Gen. Johnron is in the rear Of the enemy,
and driving them.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-06-03
nas-stephcn schafler, Of Dallas, who wen

nag stephen Schaf'er, of Dallas, who wen
ont with Goods battery in the first year Of
the war, writes to friend, from Tennessee
that the drill and discipline of Gen. Braggs
army is perfect Each regiment vies with
Che other in periecting itself in this essen
tial qualification; and a prize Of many
thousands of dollars is up for the best drill
ed regiment in that Division, to be award
ed by the leading officers. The spirit lau-
dable emulation q now paramount to the
determination TO win the next fight. Friend
Schalfer says, "we are determined to win
and nothing can hinder u.s.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-06-03
mr. VICTORY Avn lis DlslsTEl.

Il AaAt NlAANAA 49, -" 1880"
The brilliant Victory on the karpahAn-
mock allied the hearts Of our people With IN
aiisrAbls joy, bat upon he heels follows
the announeemeni ofthe death OF that great
and good man, ssosrwAtL JAcKsos, whose
ehivalroua daring has 50 long been terror
TO the enemy and the pride and boast Of the
South. The news ellis thelani With mourn
ing-eysry household hears in silence and
tears the affecting real,ali the manly hearts
Of our veterans thFob with pain and the eyes
Of beauty are dlg,med with the holy tears Of
genuine sorrow. The Army weeps, the sad
vail Ia taken up by the people, and the re-
mote bills and hamletsrssPond to the echoes.
We all mourn his loss, and the great victory
is almos, obseured by IL sad disaster.
/. General Jackson stood in marked con-
trast with Oliver Cromwell, both o: whom
we're eminently imbued with religious sem
llment; the former was the type Of such a
sentiment in the 10Th Century, honest in
his actions, bold and massive in hia eOneep-
tons, ehiyalrous in action, intellectual and
Just in religion, above suspicion and enjoy
ing the confidence of his men, skillful in his
combinations and fierce as thunderbolt
whom his columns were hurled against the
enemy. On the other hand, Oliver Crom-
we'll was never free from cant and fanati-
cisnl, was a perseeuior for opinions sake,
although himself the originator and defen-
der of that famous canon of tho lndepen-
dents, freedom Of conscience and its co-rel-
alive ideas. The parallel ceases with their
greatness in battle and the general idea Of
piety. We cannot carry it farther, for we
feel that the greatness Of our own Hero
oyershadows that of the great Rcgicide, and
that he will live forever as one Of the men
who has made large part Of our history;
while Oliver Cromwell will only be known
as the slayer Of his king
The country mourns his DEATH and we al
most rebel at the DEGREES Of Providence that
called him away before the bright day of
our Independence is won. But posterity
will not forget Stonewall jackson so long
as time lasts, for his name and fame are
eternal and fathers and mothers win point
in after ages with reverence to his image
as one of his Penates, and fire the hearts
Of their children with tales Of his grand
chivalry and miraculous power.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-06-03
EssgrBrir. Con. r. NJ. Gano, Of oar neigl

ID Brig. Gen. r. N. Gaho OF our helgh'
boring county of Tarrant, has arrived at
Shreveport, La where he has (says the
News been assigned to the command of
that Post, The News thus speaks Of him
Gen. Gano has lived charmed life ever
since the war. He has been in II engage
ments, frequently had his clothes riddled
with balls and his person grazed with them
a dozen times, had three horses shot from
under him, and yet survives, as hale and
ambitious as ever.
We understand he has been assigned to
duty as commander of tais post.
His Quartermaster, Maj. u. NJ. Stackpole
of Dallas Texas, will remain with his Gen
eral.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-06-03

HsrTisaub-irE, Ia, Oh the Ouachita Rirer,
which successfully resisted an altack Of the
enony's gun-bonis n Few days ago, are she
beet constrnctsd works Of the Kind in the
S1uih- They we're PINNED and superin-
tsnded By private IN Capt Thos. 0. Ben
has Artillery ComrenJ. nov stationed Al
49, -o~t Hr----- - A.r.t eer 4 s-t---
sniib. ~ ~. ~ iessr - FER. aas'isarl-
tfttt 5r1is b -ls nsh rht PLACED 81 -
crct srrnrnsaisf 1im 70 - Var iJer-fl-
rent ~ 'tffrsfi0n As q c7-11lissi 5-ef 5r-
f.- = tt- "a 5-ls- Culs ri r. Con- u
-rlf- 49,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-06-03

Mons OF rBr "cHrsA FLEEr-"-The Richmond En-
qnirer has rsceiyed most important and gratifying
statement Il It be only true. ltis no less than an an
roancement in the Lon on Times, 10 the effect that
twelve steamships Of war together with ron-elad
ship ana ram fourteen vessels in ALL have actual
~ issnea a0escapedfrOm English ports for the Con
fedcr1fe sersice. A gentleman from Norfolk, whose
is vouched for stated to the editor Of the
Raasper that he saw and read the statement in the
7-ses hat the New York papers did not copy it BY
osiss 81 tber Government.
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aan REWARn.

DAN AWAY from tho undersigned, LARGE
II BAY MARE, about 1917 hands high, some
white in her forehead and white snip the nose,
or 10 years old, branded the left shoulder with
the letter d, natural PAGER, PAGES when loose and
under saddle. will give tho above i6Hard for her
delivery to me- at my residence, II miles Northwest
of Dallas. Any Information of her wbsrsabousr
that will enable me get her, will be Thankfully
received and literally rewarded.
Address mo at Farmers Branch Post Once, Dali
las County, Texas.
May 18Th 1868. -a54w"
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-06-03

ReS-Capt. J. L. Smith, of Gmley's Regi-
ment D, T. c., reached his home near this
place on Sunday last, looking in good health
lie left his regiment at Cypress City, on the
II. an T. @. r. II. waiting orders. 1t is
supposed that they will be re-mounted.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-06-03

sTwe have resolved the first two num-
bers Of The Courier, new paper just start
ed ut Crockett. Texas. by Jo- A. Kirgan. lti'
a neat and spicy little sheet and 10. has
industry and tack TO carry it through ths
war. We wish him abundant success
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-06-03
nay-We had present on Monday las

D9~ We had a present on Monday last
of couple of tho largest beets we have
seen this season. They we're raised in the
garden of Mrs. L. NJ. Stackpole, in this
place. The gardens in town have all been
unusually good this Jason, and we are now,
and have been for some time, luxurating
Oh all manner Of vegetables. We have
heard of roasting ears, but haven't had any
ourself yet.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-06-03
UAWPE s. HTlLLER's WILL,

A Honey Springs, mies South OF paiiass on
N the west side Of Trinity River, is now in hrAt
rate running ordsr and capable OF srindng ak hum
dred bushels Of wheat in "a koura- VIII make as
good our and give ~ good turn out as any NIL ~
the country. Our rates are one sixth for toll
Always on hand, for sale, fleur, in lots to SAT-
purchasers.
Tho Ferry opposite our nilt or Irtni,y kisors ts
free to all persons coming 10 or goint from the mill
rls.tg HAWfE q MILLER
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-06-03

BTwe have letters from Col. Guess
Regiment, MS late as the 10th inst. 1t was,
at that date in camp ut Grand Ecore, La
waiting orders TO march TO Alexandria
Stone Regiment of Rangers left that place
on the morning o. the 10Th going down
Red River. The health Of both regiments
was good and the men In fine spirits.