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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-08-04
Gen. Lee Denies the Captures Claimed
by Gen. Meade.

Dy Gens meade.
HEADQUARTERS ARMY NoRTHERN VlReIsIA,l
July 81.
Gen. S. Cooper, Adjmant and Inspector General
o. S. A., Richmond, Virsinis;
GENERAL-I have seen In Northern papers
what purported TO be an official dispatch from
Gen. Meade, stating that he had captured q
brigade OF infantry, two pieces Of artillery, two
caissons, and o large number of email arms, as
this army retired to the eouth bank of the Poto-
mao, on the 18th and 18th instants.
This dispatch has been copied into the Rich
mond papers, and, as lite official character may
cause it to be believed, desire to state that il
is incorrect The enemy did not capture any
organized body Of men on that occasion, but
only stragglers and such as were left asleep on
the road, exhausted by the fatigue and expos-
ure OF one Of the most inclement nights have
ever knoVn at this season of the year. II rain
ed without cessation, rendering the road BY
which our troops marched to the bridge at Fall
Ing Waters very difficult to pass, aud causing so
much delay that the last Of the troops did no!
CROSS the river at the bridge until l p. M. on
the 18th. While the column was thus detained
ou the road, number Of men, worn down by
fatigue, lay down in barns, and by she roads de-,
and though officers we're sent back to arouse
them, az the troops moved on, the darkness and
rain prevented them from finding all, and many
were in this way lett behind. Two guns we're
left in the road. The horses that drew them
became exhausted and the officers went forward
to procure others. When they re- urned the
rear Of the column had passed the guns 60 far
that 1t was deemed unsafe TO send back for
them, and they were thus loet. No arms, can
non or prisoners we're taken by the enemy In
battle, but only suoh se was left behind under
the circumstances have described. The num-
ber of stragglers thuslost am unable to state
With accuracy, but 1t Is greatly exaggerated in
the dispatch referred to.
i am, with respect,
Your obedient servant,
f. LEE Ganaral
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-08-04
TELEGRAPHIC.
Sunday Nights Dispatches
RetaIlntorx Orhar.

WAR DEPARTMENT, ADJUTANr GMKRA AIS oyTror
a4I WARRINGTON, July 81, 1863. \
General Order No. 259
The following order Of the President is published fo
the information OF all concerned:
Executive MANmoN, WASHINGTON, July 30, 1859.
tits the duty Of every Government to give protection
to It's citizens, OF whatever Glass; color condition, ant
especially those who are duly organized as soldiers II
the public service The Law OF nations and the usage
and customs OF war az carried by civilized power
permit distinction to color In the treatment Of
prisoners Of as public enemies To sell or enslayt
any captured person account Of his color and for
o9ense against the laws Of war; relapse into babar
ism and crime against the civilization Of the age.
The Government Of the United States will give the
same protection to all its soldiers, and II the enemy sha
sell or ensave auy one bcause Of his color the oense
shall be punished by retaliation upon the enemy hs
oners in our POSSESSION 1t is therefore ordered that
for every soldier OF the United states Killed In violation
o the laws OF war rebel soldier shall be executed
and every ensayed by the enemy sold into
cry rebel soldier be placed at hard labor on the
public works. and continue at such labor until the other
shall be released and receive tho treatment due to
prisoner Of war. ....,. .I.s....f.| adj
lsignedl moo. ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
By order Of the Secretary OF War.
e. ID. TOWNSEND, AdIutant GederaI.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-08-04

nKw LORE, aug. S'-The 9Th Wisconsin and Goth In
diana regiments at the Battery Barracks IN mi ct
Two massachusetts, regiments have also been stationed
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-08-04

@cn A mONTHy--ws want gents al 600 q
YOv month. srgsnses paid, q sell our Essrldstiag
sss snsions articles. Is circulars, se, ~ asso ~.
maye-d&wt1 RHAW 4 CLARK, Biddeford, Ne.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-08-04
Master Commissioners Sale.

Master Commissioners Sale.
william B. Hubbard s.,.,,or Com, H., !, y....,.
Rober. Riordan ct al. county, Ohio. ? s'o'7lT
TN PURsUANcE OF AN oRDER OF
the said Court TO me directed, viii ofer f6r sae s
Public Anction q the door Of the Court house. in the
Saturday, the 9Th day Of August, A. D. 1863,
at one o'clock P NJ. the following described real es
tate, situate In Fanklln county, Ohio to.ws part Of
Parks survey No 3,3l5, IN fhs virgina Military Dv
trict beginning Of point IN the Nationsl Road end
Iosd laid out along the east lneot certain tact Of
800 acres, or herefbouts belonging 70 Joseph H. BuI
want; thence n slk deg T. li6 GOloo poIss along the
center Of tho aid National Road; thence n deg. W.
ls4 3sl00 poles 10 stake; thence g. dsg 3omin. W.
90 4oloo poes 70 stake, being The Of
Robert n. Neirs land; thence 8. u deg 80 min. west
1856 poles 10 Of beginning 60ntanbs 100 acres
It bcng tract Or 100 aores % tho west end Off tract
Of eo0k ecres owned By said Robert y. Neil. ,.s.
Appraisedat e54, 90 per acre. n. 4, NJ. -
~ S's-s'I ~ q. W HUFFMAN. ehsda,
Printers ices a 50. - -',--~
July l-dlt&wtd o "'s,sN
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-08-04
Wanted.

m1E A mONTHI--l want to hire Agents In
% y every county ct S75 month, expenses paid, "a
sell my new cheap Family Sewing Machines.
~ Address 3. MADISON, Alfred, Ne.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-08-04
Siege OF Fort WaRner-HOsecTans
Reported within Thirty Miles OF
Savannah

NEw YoRK, Aug. The steamer Fulton from Port
Royal the Dist, arrived tonight.
The siege OF Fort Wagner was still progressing. Gen.
Gilmore has mounted number Of 200-pounders siege
guns within one mile OF Fort sumter. He Is confident
Of reducing both Sumter and Wagner in short time.
The New South says: Just 20 to press II is
ported that Rosecrans is within thirty miles Of sayan
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-08-04

WAR DEPARTMENT, ADJuTANr GENERALS OyTrcr
alI WARRINGTON, July 81, 1888.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-06-24

BzyAThe News says appropriately, that
"Mr. Murrah is an able supporter and de-
fender Of our Confederate government, but
has no animosities or personal prcjudices
to crafty towards those who have been
called upon to administer H."
We would add that he is so much South
ern man in heart head and soul as never
to have INDUCED in impracticable freaks
of fancy and wonderful inventions, but has
devoted his whole time and talents to the
plain practical issues of life and the good
of his country.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-06-24
TO THEzyoIERs OFaTExAs.

a~.~FItn
Some Tine since, upon many ana earnes' afphCa;,
lions from friends In different parts o. the stare ana
snneaie nv our citizen soldiers in Arkansas, with
-tat reluctance Cen Henry Z. McCulloch consented
~ Tho nse Of his name as candidate for Governor-
He Lad been long In the army and nearly year out
Of the State and gave his consent upon assurance
that his name would produce harmony a. nome ana
prevent the possible success Of faction hs earnest
desire was 20 remain in the army and meet me 100 IN
active service Up to that time, however ne aa een
fthouch on aborious duty for over two years. denied
Inc ,Tfviere Of participating in battle, while bis
heart ycarncd for opportunity 20 meet o. the led
the enenics Of his country Since them things have
changed, aud Gen. Mccnllcch with his Brigade, y
before viclsburg, with the long desired opportunity
a avouaiuc his brothers death. Since then, tfe
name OF he Hon. Pendlef5n Murrah has been pre-
ssnfe5 a. A candidate for Governor. The fnendc Of
ceo Nr(suiioch and Mr.. Murrah are 10 a great *
tent mutual The election Is near At hand tomI1u-
nicafior over 20 large stale j. tilcait Gen. Nc
1uiIocl being engaged IN the great struggle Tor the
tif f our country NJ Yicsburg, can neitef BE heard
no. zsrsed Of abe condition Of Affairs IN Texas e
Io,s that his soir sssire is 20 have an able nan and
I fnorinciy lie The means o. disiiins The People Al
/ hc-1e. -,
me udsersiened therefore. friends and suprortcis
az Gen ucCuiicch, tske the rcsons 1iiiiI 81 cong
-tat he would a. hizasef ifinfornfei q ne stare =
- rs-xaee While feeli1- assured ~ his rtrcnft
49, ~ r.eofIt-of The fect tlaf ihonsarls pre.e
-, err other fnan-gef, knowing bis dn-lrc ~
1ifv and harmony IN our STATE ans that = nal y
r,-rr1uai wisi 20 Be t-oTernor-he7rny NltnafAN ~
name a. a candidate -.
wr. trr-siron-. Jnn =. Danss. 7. friesflsT, nc
Hear Br0rn Ii1icri J. Iornes '-..'frt = DaI-- .
60 uts.r = r-1sbf - Irtt,t+ - ~
i
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-06-24

MA lcflsraiion ani eoure1s yet IN
surpassed In this var, and hore and ifn.t
that The traitor viii yet 10 dlacotefedi
brought 10 Justice and suffer tho full reu-
Atty on tho law. Ny thanks are due 10
cofs Anderson anl 0lllelplc for tie
prompt measures taken 10 prcstnt the rails
ine Of the white Gag IN their regiments
ln the second brigade, commanded by the
gallant pcshlcr Il was never displayed. /
ordered Col. T. H. IHNoct commanding
At ST. Charles, 70 hasten to my relief Win
what troops he could spare. Capt Az
JoAAson, reached the Post on Saturday
night, aud took part In the action on The
eleventh. Col. pogilock, NJ the head Of his
regiment OF infantry, made the unpreeed-
enied march Of forty miles in fwenty-four
hours, and succeeded In entering amidst a
heavy lire from the enemy on his Hanks.
lie was just on the eve Of bringing his nsen
into action, when Che surrender took place.
In no battle OF the war has the disparity
OF forces been 80 great The encmys force
was full 10000, when ours did hot exceed
three thousand, and yet for two days d.
we signally repulse and hold in check that
immense body Of the enemy.
Ny loss VIII not exceed sixty killed, and
seycuty-fve or eighty wounded. Tho loss
Of the enemy was from fifteen hundred to
two thousand, killed and wounded. To the
members Of my staff, Major j. X. p. Camp
bell Chief Commissary; Dr. 9 II. Smith,
Chief Surgeon; Capt Is. 5. johnson, AdJt.
Genl.; Capt. b. F. Blackburn; Capt. ]. j.
Gaines, Chief OF Artillery; Capt. j, NJ.
Rose, Ordnance Officer Capt. II. II. Fitz-
hugh, Engineer Corps; Capt. A. j. Little,
Signal Corps; 1t. \. II. Sewer, Abide
camp; Capt. Farr and Smith, Vol. Aids'de-
camp, and Mr.. j. e. Mcclure, my thanks
are due for the many valuable service
rendered me on the battlefield.
As for individual acts Of gallantry, !
will make more full mention hereafter.
herewith enclose for your consldera-
ton the reports Of Coils Garland and Desh-
lcT that Of Col. bennington have, as yet,
been unable TO obtain.
have the honor to be, General,
Very respectfully, your ob't serv't
T.J. CHURCHILL,
Brig. Gcnl. Com'dg, l.. A. s. W. X.
1t Gen. HOLMES, Comdgy Dept. Arkansas,
Little Rock Ark.
Official: j. W. LEWIS,
Capt & A. A. G.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-06-24

1t is with pleasure that we call the atten-
ton of our readers to the announcement,
in to.days paper of Hon. NJ. D. GRAHAM
for reelection to Congress from this (thc
5th) Congressional District. Mr.. Graham
has served during the past Congress, and
proved himself an able, yigilant and con-
sislant representative Of the people in the
important position which he fills. We have
vet 10 hear the FIRST word Of complaint a.
rainst him, and we bespeak Cor him;a sub
stantial enforcement Of his course in Con-
rress. by returning him to the place which
he asks and so honorably and faithfully
occupied in tho last Congress. Mr.. G. will
canvass the District as extensively as the
time will permit before the election: His
appointments for this end Of the District
will be found in to-days paper. Every
body ough, TO hear him,-he is one OF The
ablest and ms, graceful speakers IN the
State.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-06-24
200 Pairs cation Cards.

NOTICE is hereby gvon to the heads Of families
~ and othor dependents Of officers and soldiers,
that tho County Court has selected man in each
Precinct az suitable persons TO report tho namns of
all thoeo entitled 10 cards. TO the County Clerk in
order that the Court may he enabled TO perform its
duty in accordance with instructions received. Each
entitled TO cards AZ the State price, 10 requested
10 report hia hcr TO the person rclcettd in
Tho Precinct whore they live, by the 18th day Of Juno
ncxt Informing him at The same time whether OF not
,hcy have any cards, as follows, to.wit:
Precinct No. I'M. NJ. Thompson No. 3 J. 7.
slrattoD ; 10. 3-Wm. Haley; No. As II. Gilhcr, |;
No. 81. T. Smith No 6--wm liunniout; No. =
Sam. Keller; No. s-Samuel Newly; No. 9--Dayid
Jordan No. loA. c. lIalleck No. ll-A. u. La
nior.
II is expected that the above appointed persons
will take all necessary steps 10 obtain the names
above mentioned, and report without fail TO the Court
by the said 25th day OF June at which time tho ap-
poriionmont of the Cards win BIO made in tho several
precincts ofthe County, and forwarded TO tho above
persons In each precinct for ialc and distribution.
BY order of the County Court.
GEO, W. LAWS, Clk Co. Ct, n. c. Tex.
BY JAMES p. THoaAs, Deputy.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-06-24
announcements.
Dr~r.~>~.~~-~-~.~.~/>~~~~~~
For Governor.

- NNr~~~~-~a~-~-~SNsr> ~~NN~~r><sT>|~'~NS<-
For Governor.
Esy We arc authorised aud requested to announce
Hon PENDLEToN NIURRAlI, of Harrison county,
as a candidate for Governor, at the ensuing August
election.
R5-we are authorzedt to Announce Col EDWARD
CLARK, as a candidate for the Office Of Governor OF
the State of Texas.
ps5- We arc authorized to announce Gen. T. j..
CHAMBERS as o candidate forthe Office OF Governor
ofTexas.
For Licutcnnnt Governor.
pD7 We are authorised and requester to announce
Hon f. 8. ST0CKLALE, OF Calhoun county, as a
candidate for Lieutenant Gtyernor OF the state OF
Texas.
bSs-We are authorised and requested to announce
Hon STEPHEN IL. DARDEN, of Consoles county,
as a candidate for Lieutenant Governor of tho State
OF Texas
StJ-We are authorised TO announce DR.. p. w
RITTRELL as a candidate for Lieutenant Governor
of the State of Texas.
For Congress.
ns5rwe are authorised and requested to announce
reelection to Congress from the 9th District.
na-wc arc authorised and requested to announce
Hon. PETER W. GRAY, as candidate for re-elec-
ton TO Congress from the Third Congressional Dis
trict.
For the Legislature.
E55-We are authorized and requested to announce
j. r. WILSON, Esq, of kaufman county, as can
didate to represent tho District composed OF the
counties of Kaufman, Henderson and Van Eandt IN
the next Legislature.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-06-24
The Observation-Disclosures.

We noticed last week, tho order of the
Governor calling out so per cent. of the
militia of the State, to be drafted, in the
several brigade districts. Since then we
have seen the order 10 Brig. Gen. VIM. II.
Hoard, of the District, composingsthe coun-
tics of Dallas Kaufman and Henderson.
Gen. IIord will take measures at once for
an organization of the militia, and the
draft AS we stated last week, those who
volunteer, and will arm and equip them
selves, will be received asscavalry. We
call upon the citizcns.of the District to vol
unteer to the full extent Of the call.--Hor-
ses and arms can certainly be obtained to
mount and equip them and We hope to see
our people march up and enroll themselves,
without having to be enrolled by an officer
Gen. Hord has not yet appointed the time
and place for enrolling, but VIC arc inform
ed that the time will not be extended over
three weeks, and The men will. probably be
enrolled in each precinct After enroll
mcntand the draft, those who are returned
will be ordered into some camp convenient
to the three counties, and be inspected, as
regards their horses, equipments and arms.
The order of the Governor calling for the
above troops says
"The troops called for by this requisition
will be held merely for their organization
and equipment and on the completion of
their organization will be permitted to re-
turn 10 their homes, unless there should be
an immediate probability of an attack OF
the enemy"
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-06-24
REPORT OF GEN. CHURCHILL.
RICHMOND, Va, May 6,

GENERAL
On the morning of the Sh of January was informed
by my pickets stationed at the mouth OF the cut,oi
that the enemy with his gunboats followed by his fleet
of seventy or eighty transports passing into the
Arkansas river
1t now became evident that his object to attack
the Arkansas Post. l Immediately made every ar
ranrement to meet him, and ordered out the whole
force under my command-numbering about 3,UU0 ef-
fective mento take position in some lower trenche
about II mile below the fort. The second brigade I'M
der Col Deshler and the Ord under Col. Huntington
occupied the works while the first brigade, under Col
Garland, was held in reserve. Three companies OF
cavalry, Under Caps, Mutt, Denson aid Richardson,
we're sent in advance to watch the movements OF The
enemy During the night the enemy ehecteda land
ing about two miles, below, the north side OF the
riyer The following day about o'clock the gunboats
commenced moving up the river and opened 1re upon
position Having but one battery OF heia pieces
of six and twelve FOUNDER, did not return their fire.
II was here that expected the operation OF the guns
from the fort but owing to some defect in the powder
they we're scarcely able to throw she'll below the
trenches much less to the fleet. About o'clock, p n
discerning that was being fanked by large body Of
cavalry and artillery, thought it advisable to fa BACK
under cover of the guns of the fort to an inner line Of
entertainments. The enemy advanced cautiously, and
as they approached lines, were most signaly re-
pulsed They made no further attempt that evening 70
charge cur works, and empoyed Che balance Of the
tine till next morning in strengthening my position
and completing my entrenchmcnt
Discovering that body Of the enemy had
occupied the cabins in our old encampment ordered
Col ~ y Mills WIN MS ~ con,rrnr
the position, which ne qua mos. sncSessiu pnrto
several prisoners just before dark, Admiral forrer
moved up with several OF his iron ciads 70 .es' rs
metal of our fort Col Huntington, VINO m !
the fort, was ready in an instant 70 receive Gl 1
tre opened and tne hgn, ~ sa "' |6c n
condition. Our loss was siS1l ta Of De srsn Ass
heavier. During he night received '..SG IN as
patch from yon ordering ne 10 aJd on M ao'r ~
rived, or vail y! are aeef Ghel QfueF Nos Cp!A-
mrricated e brigade ccrmapders with instruction. o
itcerried out IN spif'J and letter Neg, .'ning
made every disposition Of NJ io,ees the aaeny
"a he desperate cseAct Fine4 vas soon 20 loi'os'
Cob DnstlAr 3, "a 40 psigu4e vt he rsei!aout t1l.
Dawson attnahed commanded b. IT, Col. Hutchinson,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-06-24

Ge5-we have letters from Col. stou

B0-we have letters from Col. stones
Regiment, T. p r., dated the 9,h inst. The
regiment was at that time at Washington,
La, en- route for Port Hudson. The health
of the command was excellent. Rapid and
continued firing had been heard in the
direction Of Port Hudson for a number Of
days, and It was reported that Banks had
completely invested that place, having
force of cavalry on the west side Of the
river scouting and forging.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-06-24
COniiscated Hands eOr Sale
IN THE COUNTIES OF
DALLAS, ELLIS, NAVARRO. LlMEs0NE, FREE
STONE, KAUFMAN, SMITH, VAN ZAkDf,
WOOD, pPSHUl AND HUNT.

SCHEDULE Of all the tracts of land in the
I y above named counties, witch haze boon conhs-
Gated will be eit in the Clerks 0ico Of each county
for inspection by those wishing TO purchase and IN
all cases In which satisfactory minimum price 10
bid for tract, will obtain decree TO oler such
tract or tracts for sale to tho highest bidder, Tor
cash. tho Court House door Of the Couniy, on the
regular sale day In each month, the bddings - open
at the minimum price bid. Until the VAR is over
and our citizens shall return from tho army, said
lands will only be sold in this manner and bids are
invited This COURSE II is hoped, may have the effect
OF accommodating such Of our citizens ut home rs
need these lands for and AT the same time allow
our brave soldiers TO purchase such tracts as they
need and prevent the lands passing into the hands OF
SPECTATORS at nominal prices.
NJ, A. LONG, Receiver c. States.
TYLER, June 20, lSG3.--30.iw.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-06-24

r@rGcn. L. Kirby Smith has written a
letter to Hon. c. d. Mitchell, G. D. Roys:
ton, and A. Il. Williams, which we ind pub
lished in the Washington Ark Telegraph,
stating that the writ of habcas corpus has
not been suspended in the trans Mississip-
pi District, and that the commandants of
Conscripts have been ordered to direct their
subordinates to respect the writ in oil pro-
per cases,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-06-24

ESCAPED from the jail al DnilzFs Dallas county,
T. TeraT. IN sunday night. May 5ist. lss3, TIC
fl-.erfers from Col. p. Warren Stones Regiment
Texas r. r.. fo-~ii; EDNAhD ADAMS. Of Capt.
r.-r-t CO. " years old. s feet 10 inches high,
l.f rnsirr ion ln1 eyes and dark hair. residence,
r7rrsrf roI1rfV , end WE9IEr nICII, 30 years cd,
about Get inrhes high gray hair. residence Dali
Ia c5unig Texas ] hereby otter reward o. thirty
dollars each or said iosertsrs, as allowed By the ar
nv rua1lafi1ns; and hereby call up1n All oiifcr
.Iffls army urrn the Shcris % The Different coun-
fias r-aoe afHcers. and uron Al load citirerf 20
e-r-f the aforesaid drserffrs. ard fire them D.
= 4 |H II 81
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-06-24
NAyyPF g. NE1LEER,S NgFEE.

A Honey Springer miles South of Dallas, on
"A the West side of Trinity River, is now in irAt
rate running ORDER and capable of grinding six hun
dred bushels Of wheat in "a hours Wiiltmako az
good -four and give as good turn out as any mill in
the country. Our rates arc Que. sixth for toll
Always on hand, for sale, Flour, in lots to suit
purchasers
The Ferry opposite our mill, on Trinity River, is
free to all porsons coming to going from the mill.
18:tf HAWPE MILLER
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-06-24
SOS REVARD.

CHRAlED ifUm Ihc auUl1FlbCT, near pIan0, ahont
y two weeks ago, medium sized DANA
esaGO WIN HORSE MgAsE, a0vat lv s,ass
old. Said mule as lho NY VI his flght cut On,
aud think, but M not certain white gear inaFk
ON one shouide. aud on the top vi tho nvcA, NNl
give the above reward 10 any one VINO VIII deliver
said mule 10 me AZ Dallas, o. will take him up AMI
- send uie word 90 that may got him.
). w. MORRISON.
June 2ith, ls5l.-a0smos.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-06-24

A friend in Col Stones Regiment has
kindly sent us a COPY each Of the New fork
Caucasian, and the Era, Of New Orleans,
the former dated the 18th January, and The
latter the 10th Of Mar, both were picked
I'D al deserted camp Of the enemy in lou
isiana.-We look on them with interest,
though the dates are old. The Caucasl an
IS as bold and defiant as ever, and the Ira
as fawuning hypocriiically Yankee, as the
verirsi Black Rcrnbiicsn sheet in Yankee
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-06-24
S'gRAYIshy

IyROM the subscriber, AZ Dallas about enc month
Il ago, "a little DARK BROWN INDIAN
HORSE PONY, ABOUT yours old. He's bFSn-
dcd with IA low down on the len tami aud hia iois
hind lvotia white. l will literally reward amy one
wno will deliver him TO me Ia Dallas, INFORM me
us 10 his whereabouts that | can got him again.
A. J. G0UrfE.
Dailas, June Gath, ls6o--5oe mos.