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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1863-04-25
THE BATTLE AT cAaP BIsLAsp

The enemy advanced 10 force about Il
GOO strong towards our entertainments a.
Camp Bisiani on the l2lh inst skirmish.
ing with The Ou'p1sis continued all day.
On the 18th he commenced the attack IN
caruc-t AT the same me landing strong
corps At ilutchms Point in Grand Lake and
90 car Hanks aud rear. \ furious cauvln-
ale was opened On our lines carly IN The MORT
ing which was kept up during the Whole
day with an interval ni AZ hour aud half
about noon, at which time lie advanced IN
strong force upon our right Tor TIE purpose
Of assauting Tie was oninly ioied 10
this attempt anl driven back Ia ,ae
AFTERNOON BE- pressed upon The left siih equal
eigor. but was again repulsed. The gun
boat Diana lying 10 the Fachs was disah.,d
earl iu the engagement by the FIRE Of The
eucmys Parrot guns having her ma
muery broken and rendered useless A
iorcr was detached 10 keep IN check ,te
enemy ou our flank and rear, which was suc
ccssiJi.y done against greatly superior nun
bgrs. The situation ~ our army was nos
most crit cal, aud the troops sorn out with
fatigue and ,Nhsusiton- retreat was shso
lutrlv necessary 10 order 6 save the army
To - ct thls ,be nemy must be dIslodged 10
our rear Esf.y ou t.r morning u ihe iith,
our troop, ed by Nsj Gea TAYLOR in per
son. inaac "a determined uad Irresistible a
tack upnu ibis body ol ths 20 say, and drove
hm before them several mite ueyosd Drank
lin. thus enabling the wagon trains,
stores. artillery g'c, etc, 70 eject their re-
treat by the or. road opeu 20 them. Tie
army reached = lb-lia iu safety, with tfe
loss OF l.w heavy gsas, which could not BE-
fa.afs uf.i flII. do
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The y sk-bare correspondent 90! The savannah
Republican is responsible Tor che t1ii8FaE3
The Nauser. drove from home and iFstrnreiaN
the pr pef;y OF a man named lgh. 10 Ai.sas1
Driven ~ his Necessities aud o desire revenge.
he has organized band Of psrtsans tgat prey on
the Yankees lie has been quiic - 3rs,ial but
none ~ his prisoners uouhie him. Tomb says
they takr the oath and he turns them Loose Ore
Ut has men reports that No naa who ever took
" Cohhs oath yiolsted II, 4, IL considered very
binding especially abont the meek, Cobb says be
would like 10 administer bis oath 70 Gen Scott
" Just wonst.'
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1863-04-25
4 NEW TANN.RN.

fINHE undersigned, having entered into q
| copartucg-bip with Nj Duncan. who
Aa. been l1r q considerable time Foreman M
one OF the largest lauu,rics TO the South
will immediately cugagc Ia erecting a
ward of sufficient size to tan oil the hldcs We
can get. have iadie. and gonllcmeus shoes
md Nollgu goods to barter tor hides ami
skins ~ thanks 10 offer for past ayors az
fair promises TO make. further than 70 pay
the highest market wice in mouey goods or
shoes. and to 81 leather when made, for the
customary pricr " WARE
March 9TH, 63. No y II
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1863-04-25
THE LATEST NEWS.

M"ilY Pier's hI Nt htnknk furniture. with
-'S ria%-es etc. were washed ashnrc on Moui.
island beach. Many " the articirs WIRE covered
with cluiisd blood. The Impression prevails NJ
AZ our bai'erics, that The slaughter aboarl thc
keohuk was terrible.
JACKSON. April o. Both forces are iu ,iase
Proximity at Deer Crers battle is itn.nent
'uA'AEtroN, April NO prospect ct a leht
today. a C8nteAeiatc oficrf from Mar. leland
boarded The wreck ~ the keoknk last aiehi aad
found h"r tutrei had been pier'al tAt4uth Is J.
h'l Pieces u furniture, tom s'he wreck are
hHstag 'aose
ChasLtsroN, April -Onloial dispatch rom
/ Vaudeville, Announce. that early This morning
ten. " $. Walker with h., light at llefy. de-.
'ro,ed ose 81 Che enemys euuboats va tD1.4w
river
RusEr. April e.-RelaLle information from
81 Joseph, Ia says that MOI Ilafrison~ pickett.
and those Of the enemy are still stimulating
Two ot three fats loaded with Yankees came
down ,hc lehaas yesterday
Major llsrlsnas pickett captured negro.
heiring Dispatches from the lower Z. the uDppr
ueet. The nature Of TIM commune I,ion hu- not
been maie public. The negro vas hung to-day.
The enemy bias been reinforced With three reg.
ments
snsSSAu, April "a letter - the Morning
New, run rHI,-ki Fla, says THAT ua the glth.
The Yankee Futapst Ben bciutd waa attacked
20 81 iu-eph- river by tant. DiebeHsHu's taegiry.
The boat we dHstu ~ ara many tukee. billed
and wounded Among tle KILLED Was the ttut4.
kansaa outlaw Montgomery.
Ric1N'>p, APPEL t.--Npthing imprttin There
trugie-- H. ih uptu session daA tHt -tntts lu
secret session pasSs % suD-itItc i4r the Tax bill
tnAKLi-rDs. Apri 1.--iN muu|tlrs sud ffal,
elads -tli liz within the blr tvp alI halt al.
from fhF >umpur The enemy /. WAITING for
new ma hlrts tJ -uHHl futpcautn. Everything is
10 readiness, iol an attack
senior Nan.ela. Spanish consul who recently
le't hefo 20 ihe -paul.h wH steamer. retained To-
d4l, ga la hmeHd having len Washington ou
Thursday last. uu hUiriu. A. attack here was fiD
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Il. NJ TEIs.
MAJOR " \ G. :
JAMES V. ltNSDAY.

TufIUhNIHg NgtUt-
k...' Onitr on Texas Street.
Shreveport, La Dee 9Th, ls62,
tntksyi.lo Standard Republican. at
Nar-lslI aud Dallas Herald publish D times
aud -ead hIl to this ollice.
Apr, l-62. n27-5t.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1863-04-25

1 ana ~ ponnder. The enemy replied with rul
one piece, whieh was soon sienced The onem
' fired sboat citnl rounds and withdrew.
/ Several shells lf1M nnr guns exploded 10 ~
midst NJ the enemy. ~ supposed sume damac,
Was dope. No casualties on our eide Capt
Harper horse was struck Ia The knee by !. pi,c
~ -htil.
From the Naichez Courier Extra. Aprllll1
MamLy. Aprii lo-An ofieia' dspai H. receiy
ed here. .taio- that the enemy 400 strong In1stl,
,touiJlbands epded Al Fa-c~soula yesterday. ane
wrio sta sci ~ oar Confederate cavalry aud re-
pulsed Federal hp-s - killed cur lass on,
Lieetcuaut and uas priyat. slightly wounded.
1h. Yankee rHnbpai put back 10 Ship Island
with De wounded.
NicnsacHa. April l0.-Ndih'ng new hero
Two additional transports went up to-day loaded
I Win troops Others 1c preparing 70 10,
JArK-DN. April TO- Ffiiy three r7hhoats and
I all The Yankees have gone ~ w." Cod Water.
oue three gun .,on clad 81 the Yankees was
abandoned aud destroyed al tAe mouth Of the
Amitc.
Inc Memphis lines are closed, hernc,ically, tor
sixty days neither cotton nor opstrabands asc 10
br admitted
roEr urnsos. April tl.-All quiet here TNo
gau1ust- .He Ia sight aud OCCASIONALLY throwing
smells. The Yankees are reported esacuatlny ia.
TON Rouge and certifying The place. 1t e. sup.
posed 10 be- 4 tciat 3, cover their retreat The
ship llart"id Is reported AZ The moaih VI Rcd riv
"a, b'alktding.
Nomur hpui n An oaieor from the British
.tHr."i war, las, nieht % the bar. reports The
capture % toe CTS 90 Mexico hy the wrench.
special 10 she Advertiser and Register from
spring nm Tenn, say- the enemy are reported
eyacaaiing Trstkbn
raps.- from Nashville Acknowledge more sink.
ine ni Transport. aud disabling @, Blnboats by
oHr artillery
hr'e imrtg. April 10 The train. which lef,
here THIS mHniIue. 1853 tYr Virginia and fcuues-ee
ttull1Hd. with four hundred * hanged tluisd,
t.io p.i.Hael- aboard .an go jbe track near Tow
.. o. d 4.. u.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-09-30
A. CARD.

TT havin, been reported through the States Of
I Louisiana and Texas that negroes horses and
other property was taken by me without authority
or any Just right and being controlled hy descent
respect for pnbc opinion. this card is Published for
the purpose of denying these statements in while or
ia part aid dcnouncing the aulhors as slanderers
IA wful aud deliberate dcfimers, Of the reputation
Of M officer Of the army, and man who has an un-
detained name in the society in which he lives.
The statement Ia a Islander, deep, dark, damning
and malicious. The perpetrators are ny false as hell
and all retailers OF the SANDER, after this publica-
tion, are their acccmpliccs in crime | purchased
nix negroes, five ofMr. Ledett, 2 miles above Til
bodearx and one from Mrs. Raymond Rien, air
miles North of Vermonsvie, paid my money hn
them and took bills .of aale properly witnessed.
These are all the negrow cave taken from tho
STATE # Louisiana made any ciaiir to in the State,
excepting my two body servants. brought with mo
from Texas. ask generous public 70 refule thcss
ISLANDERS. This being due me in gratitude for the
toll labor and danger, undergone for your defence
tn, "a ,ture ana return Of Your property, by the
brave men under my command | defy any man.
woman or child in the Stale of Louisiana or ont vt
it, TO the proof Ola single act Of wrong perpetlaied
BIS me, as q man or officer of the army.
ask the papers Of LOuisiaIH ond Texas TO publish
this refutation as act ofjustice to DETAINED and
saniered man. -
b. WARREN STONE.
Col. 2nd Reg't Texas Partisan Rangers.
opelousas, September IL, 1863.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-09-30
GOOD NEWS.

A gentleman Just arrived from East Of the Missis-
s!ppi river, brings us tie following good news
Six steel clad Confederate war vessels al arrived
of Charleston, ami IL was nHderhiOod that they
would a tack the Yankee mentors in a icw days.
Lord Pnlmerston, The English Premier, in reply
to renUl 81 rance from Seward, stated 10 him, IN
substance, that English mec l"ncs ,iad the right,
not only 10 build ships which would eventually he
used as war vessels hut they also had the right 10
arm and equip them, ard that il was no violation Of
thh neutrality laws fr them to do ~. He quoted
Judge Story one of The most eminent Jurisis Of the
world, corroborating the opin IN he expressed
Judge Mason, our Commits lorer to England, had
arrived Mt Richmond.
The siege of Charleston has been raised.
The Yankee man uf. war, Vanderbilt, was sunk by
the Confederate steamer Georgia, near the TOrtugas
Island, The Vanderbilt was sent op esi ecislly 10
capture the Georgia. and came MP with her ina neil
tra' Port. roaiing, and gent boat with flag OF
truce demanding her surrender. TIL" Captain asked
the officer hearing the flag, how long ne would give
him his answer was 'twenty minutes" The capt
ain of the Georgia told the officer that he would Jake
his answer out himself, and immediately hoistct his
anchor and straprt out to WITHIN my yarus OF tho
Vanderbilt, wore round and fired br adside into
her when she instantly commenced sinking, and
never fired gun.
Our informant. whom We believe to be in Every
pecr reliable, says that when he left ''Ttaia, Miss-
issippi. t WAS reported aud currently believed by
every one. that France andsSran had recognised the
independence ofthe confede1cy A. any rate the
city Of Mobile Illuminated on The strength Of the
report.
Since the above was written. We learn that Judge
Gorld of Bradley county has arrived ~ home, direct
from Charleston. II" states that he wal IN the city
when the sngc was raisei--tha the strr! Con-
Tolerate vessels were certainly there, m that three
other steel -clads had arrived at Wiminrttn, n, C.,
bringing Judge Mason. bearing with him The official
information uf the recognition. Wepui9he utmost
reliance in the aboycnews.
Brig. Gep. Maxcy arrived AT Alexandria on the
2is, to report TO Cen L. Il. sit it'll for duty this
side of the Mississippi.
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TO our PATRONS.

with this number Of the Herald, We close out our
supply of paper. and o { course cannot continue the
Herald until We get more We have had money ut
Houston for the pas, four months to purchase paper,
bu none has arrived there in that time and OF course
we could get uone Just AS soon rs We get supply
we shall recommeuce our issues, when those VINO
have paid Us ahead, will be supplied
We regret being compelled to discontinue IL even
for time, but expect that we shall soon lie aoie 10
rcsew. We shall next week issue n small SUP con-
tanning some legal advertisement ts that are not yet
completed
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-09-30

pE-A gentleman in whom the Houston Telegraph
places the utmost reliance informs that paper, that
he saic the two monster guns landed at Wilmington,
N g. from the steamer Gi0rater, Qste the Suinpter)
He says they throw slug of castiron IA ;hes In
diameter and Is or 20 inches long aud have range
Of 81 miles. One of them, with all the morntings
and machinery necessary for working 1t arrived at
Charleston on the seth. The other 1t is said, is to
be mounted at Fort Caswell, below Wilmington.
The same gentleman also reports the following:
"sESArcRIA, Sept. Bird, ls03.-Chicago Times, Au-
gust 2gth received. Correspondent from Washing
ton, 2Gti says Especial agent sent by Navy DEPART
ment to England, returnedreports feet of six Con-
federae already en- route across the ocean
beyond doubt making for Charleston, to raise
blockade. Thirteen others, largest and most powd
full, are in a state of com letion; some possessih
rams others two turrets iron and steel plated, all
eaworthy and excel In speed any irce clads afoat
As soon as completed destined TO operate against
New York, Boston and Philadelphia" Especial
Times" New Orleans 2OIh, says, operations cum
mence aganst Mobile in three weeks.
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THESThTE OF TEXAS,
COUNTY OF TkRnANT.

To any Icpful officer Of 1arrcm County, GREETING:
YOU are hereby commanded to summons d. eau
1 terel by publication in the Dallas Herald new
paper hni hshed in Dallas County Texas, for tbrr
successive weeks, to he and appear before me, d.
Thurnond, n Justice of the Peace for said county,
my office in Precinct No. 4, on the first Saturday
October, before the hour Of two o'clock, p NJ of 50
day, to answer 70 the complaint 9fGideon Allen on
plea of debt due by account to the said Allen. fro
the said Cantrel, which sum does not cx3eed Of
hiinrred dollars. Herein fail rot hnt make due
tuyn of this writ as the law directs. Given under II
band this The 9TH day of September d. 1865.
u. II. THURMO sd, J. p.
Came.to hand the 9Th day of Sept. A, ID. ls,i3, Al
p for publica ion IN the'Dallns Herald, Sept
A. D. 1853: (433w) G. w. McELROY, uopst
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-09-30

fST- The Brownsville Flag Of the llth says that
Brig. Gen. Slaughter C. $. A. arrived AZ that place
from Mobile via lIavana the 3,h, accompanied by
two members Of his STAFF. Capt. RObt. Scott and Lit.
James Battle Gen. s. is to DO assigned TO the COM
mand of the Rio Grandc, succeeding Gen. Bee who
takes an active command IN the field.
Gen. Slaughter ran the blockade out of Mobile
He says the Notifications abou, that city imprcg
nable to assault, and the approaches by equal
ly secure ; and that the Commssnrat is supplied
with ten months rItions, and constant additions be-
ing made 10 the tock
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-09-30

EG-Gen, John u. Floyd died at the residence OF
his soniu-hw, in Abingdon, Va, the 2Gth August,
uIt He was native of Virginia So years of age, WAS
in the legislature Of that State from 1877 TO 1919;
elected Governor and served until 1853; was then
again in tile legislature In 1856 was on the Buchan-
ELECTORAL ticket, and in 1857 was appointed Sec
Rotary OF War, which post he resigned when his na.
tive State seeded.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-09-30
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES AGENTS AND RAEsT or
FREIGHT.
QUARTER. MAsTEr's OEvl

San Antonio, Texns, August 18th, 1862.
From and after the Isl day of September, 1868,
Agents Of this Department are authorized TO all'
the following rates Of irPight to parties transport
Government cotton or other supplies pertaining
this Department.
To Brdwns,ic one and one halfceIts in specie o
three cents in Confederate Notes per pound per
miles Back frnights from Brow hsville, whea fni
ishd, will b. paid al the rate Of i've cents III &c
iederate Sotcs per pound per 100 miles.
To points short OF the Rio Grande, five cents
Confederate Notes per pound per 100 miles. BE
freight, khen furnished, will be paid for at the tn
rate.
Distances t.ill be calculated by the mail ron
where practicable,
The following named persons are tue Agents
this Office, who sDue are empowered to make pnr'
sscs, shipments, or transact other business by y
authority: M
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-09-30

We learn by passengers who arrived in this city
yeserday evening from the Rappahsunock that, on
Tuesday last the party under Lieut.. Wood, which
recently captured two gunboais at the mouth 81 the
RarpAiannock, succeeded in capturing the fac bay
steamer Louisiana, which used to run I.tssep-
ger boat between Norfolk and Baltimore Tlv, pfi-
sopers found on board stated 20 he thei road
10 Richmond The transport Currituck. laden
with coal and bacon, was also captured. There IL
a decided "raid" going on upon the Yankee Eeam-
ers-Richrnond Dispatch, 2sh Nh.
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From the Telegraph 2lst
BY PONY EXPRESS.

ALEXANDRIA, Sept ls0hic,a Information has been received
hure that sege Charleston has been rnse Reason assigned
captured At Lexington, Miss. Gen oriee has superseded Penn
barton Denopcs Pembcron las been ordered
Richmond Meade is reroating towards Washington, and Cen
him The uthclen throw
shells into Charleston 3UpOunder Parro but ths
piece d charges, acct emily BURST breaking several
iet from the This mshap only destroyed the
of the ire reduced the by mHe and half that,
equal c,bre can be mounted more shells
be thrown Charleston Canton, Aug 30hBurnsdes whole
corps bug In the recent cnEncemrnt IN White river
federal regiments Grants expedition 20 cut
him Off complete failure Atlanta Sept 2ndThere
runors Yankee raid in North Georgia yesterday and prccau
tonary defence taken in the city, to-day the
pect cam information of the approaching
.pcmy Ina, been received enemy occasionally firing
advises prepare with France, refusing
Louis Napoleon has secret treaty either
be received equivalent for ecognitou and for
aid to the rebs onfedercy The Yankee threaten
tho English with the issna o letters OF mailue If The Govern
snea permits oamshils ii for the Conederacy TO sail.
Sept 1.-The firing this afternoon has been slow,
te feet not participating The land batteries have been hiy
ring Tort Sumter, which holds ut calamity Little h-
Nos of the left tho city, The enemy
not pushed works towards Battery Wagner during the last
casualties occurred side
In the action with ths monitor yesterday.
Sept 1.-The Germans OF New York held meeting
1- test the legality Of the conscrp
committees appointed, and there much
which prevented the speakers from being heard There
.. lunciaons Of they "cruel, inhuman
cunboats and Quebec collided New In
nington the 2lst ut. Both sustained severe dam
a just been overhau ed at great expense.
Sept Last night II O'Clock the monitors APP
To- Fort Sumpter and opened terrible FIRE Of shot
.-f For time the impression prevailed that the
oat to try 70 pass the osstracons: Al our Sull-
oint opened the monors, and the Of heavy
,op up necessarily till daylight. The firing
..t.. ard here; and startled the entire city
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-09-30
Episcopal Visitation OF Dallas.

The RI. Rev'd ALEX. GRrGG, d. d. Bishop 81 the
Diocese will ID. W., preach In the Masonic Hail. at
10 o'clock A. NJ and In the Court House, At T. NJ
ON Sunday the llth 0ctOber-ad'Gnsicrng Tie Sac
rament VI the Lords supper, after morning sermon.
Divine service usual, in the W Hall, next sun
day morning at 10 clock.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-09-30

H9'The ladies ofBrownsyille-have made II beautl-
full garrison flag for Fort Brown, which was presen-
ted to the troops stationed there the 7th ins Jno,
Tabor Esq, editor of the "Flag" was the Spokesman
of the citizens and presented il with an appropriated
speech Gen. Bee accepted the present, in patriot
&c address, pcdging himself and his soldiers to de-
feni the same.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-09-30

sU-Thc Brownsville Flag Office was struck by
lightning on the evening of the lOtinst, The cleo
tive fluid played some funny pranks all thr ugh the
building. tearing off part of the roof but did 10 other
serious damage.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-09-30

BS-A number of farmers in TIE vicinity &C Houston
and Galveston have publicly advertised that they
will furnish the families Of soldiers with at 80 cts
per bu,hel. Will not of our patriotic farmers
in this neghhorhOod Ego and do likewise ~
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-09-30

BD-The Austin GazetteSays that Confederate n,bn-
ey was quoted in San Antonio on the 18Th inst IT 20
TO % cson the dollar. II such be the case, how is
IL That We, in this section, charged fJm IL 20
times the old prices on every thing we purchase:
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-09-30
ES'gysAY NOTICE
Sept. IL, 1868.

TAKHN UP by W. NJ. Bowls and esrrayed befos
O. W Bkiri ESQ, one LIGHT BROWN MARI
MULE, tbout 10 years OLD. about "A hands high
right foVe leg knock need. 10 marks brande
appraised At $500. GEO. W. LAWS CIR,
Dallas Texas Sept 22nd 1903 Co. OF. d. O. y
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-09-30

The Yankees attempted to make an advancs last
week but were met on Saturday last near Bfnion,
by our cavalry under Gen. Maimadnke and friven
back bu. with what loss did not learn. Tn. can
nonadirt was distinctly heard By many Of cur eiti-
r-ns--Oard-s (lrt.l Herah
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.fDp-EH 1.rSrIlrli .

Advertisements inserted at the rate Of Two Dollars
per square Of eight lines for the hrst Insertion. and
one dollar for each subsequent insertion to be paid
for in every instance, at the time they are inserted"
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-09-30

BS-Mtss War Meetings seems to be the order OF
the day in Southern Texas, and they largely and
enthusiastically attended.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-09-30

m nsn travelling through the wheat region to buy
ula;ion, ard In order 10 induce the to sell
elves as agents 'cr the Government for beneyo-
:, 20 aid the families a. soldiers passed hiE-
day in Wiliizmsol county agent OF the HOus-
aslociation That association has appointed
hsyst, Mr. T. ". Baghy. one Of the directors, IL
.. tfy fT tbs purpose Of making contracts
idicrs families In this and Galveston county
pds Ia the country VIII be On their sssrd against
ipfsssa Sevs.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-09-30

EB-Gen. Churchill, has returned from Brags's
army to Arkansas.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-09-30

pD-see advertisement Of Shoe Thread for sae by
DR.. Thomas.