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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-09-23
SCEEEEpEE or PRICE FOR
q TEXAS.
OFFICE. B,sRD OF COMMISSIONERS
For THr STATE or TIxAs,
TYLER, Sent. ifl, IS 3.

Tn accordance with an Aci VI Congress. ''rr-
| gnlatr Impressinents." the E,llnwif,g achculr of
price. Is agreed nron AMI publ he'd blythe Board of
commissioners for tie State of Texas for the infr
ma i'm If all concerned TO continue in force until
ali,rd
Wheat. prime. white or red. srrlin~ic rn,bs SO
hn Fl"r. goud. Snperiinc. ner barrel. l9flbs. Sl5
prime, rhrllcd per bnshcl. 5sils, 81 a. Torn princ
unslcllei per biis"I. T0i',s 81 ~ Cnrn Meal good
per bushrl. lSlls, 81 80 Birlry. gnod. per bu~hrl
5oli's. So. Rye, g.pd. per hnshel. iOlbs, 81 Oats
good. per lnshrl, 81 10 Rice, good old, per pound,
z0cts Rire. good new, per pound, 2Scfs Peas.
go's per hushel. '0lhs. 81 rs. Deans. good. per
busrl. e0lhs, 81 Bacon. good sides. per pound. rs
cts. Bacon. good shoulders. per pound. '0.is Ba-
n uipi hams, per pound, 35cis. Pork, good fresh,
per Nilbs, SIS. Pork. good sailed per onlbs. $50.
Hogs. fir. ass. per lnoIh~, si2zs Lard. good
and upwards. per brad so. Reef rooi salt or cor
nd, per l0alhs. SIS Bsf good dried. per i0oiss,
So. Nuiton, iair wei hers, per hrad 50. Mnt'"as
r. .est, per Isnnh. lees Tallow. good. pc, pound,
30.is. Candles good aiiow. per ponnd 5nctf. Po-
In o,s. e. oil sw,-fr per bnshsi. '0bs. 81. Sugar.
comn'o 4 brown. hog-heai, per iUilhs s2n Sagar,
prime L,g~head, per i0Giss sS5 sngnr white clari-
fed, hog head. per 1fsihs. ssh Mriarses. rossi
rI,erchaniahc. per gallon. 81 Is Peaches. dried
pralrl. per luss.l slls- S. Peaches dried infeal
cd per busiiei asl,s. s.. yurgar. go,id hnrrtlrd,
tscr rallrr, 81 ~ Salt. good mrrrhnniaile, per
bu-hsl 5pii,s. 50 80. Soar. good har.i. cr pound,
2Bris F.dsirr good blade rsf lnnis. 81 lisv.
grass per in0ibs 81 . Leather, good common. sole,
per round 75cfs Leather. god i.r~f nic per pound,
81 f,~afiier n srness. per TO md. 81 25 Leather.
good riissef heavy upper. per pound. 81 s7L Lrafh-
81 god rus.ei. light. pr pos,.,i. 81 o.. Lesfher.
kip and calf black. each, TO- shoss. good rasset,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-09-23

To u9p io'r'm .ictr y 7orrqnt County, Gret;:dg:
W, Il are hcrclti ronnsndr,i 10 Summons h. Cam
1 tc ri by publication in The Dallas Herald news
:. aImr lillisitI in Dallas County, Texas Tor li,-s
,ur, ssitr H.. 70 he AID orlrnr Itioc n. II.
rhurnrd, Justice ui HE !'oacr for said ,oun y. at
my oic prrcifr No. the iiisi IA ur,l:,y in
Octn =, hrfDre the ioui OF so orlck, r. ". said
day, Ia answer The complaint nf Gideon All,n on "A
Plea Of cb due by account 10 The sad Alien from
lie laid Canlrrl, rhicl, INN does rot ex ;,sgl ITO
hundred dollars. lirrcin fail hot hn make 'luc
turn Of HE writ The awdirrris. Gwen under my
hand This the 9TH day OF S-pfcmls'r 4 u. 1888
y. II. TilURMo d. +.
Came 10 hand the 5h day sc Sept. A. u. lSr:i, and
ZEN p 9r pIbc, in il, DALLAS iirrald Sept. Z,
A. u. isi3 (ij:aw) CIV. McELR0l, Coiist.
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CIRCULAR.
HEADQUARTERS u.fAu cRIprIos Der TRAss- Mss,
:yEP lRT, la August 10,

HEADQUARTERS RUNEAU toN DEP TRAEs- Mss
SHR la, August 10, IsJ3 {
To iie People % The TGa ussasippi DEPARTMENT:
THO President Of III uf"lrs has iilcd for all alclo
died The of Is anl H. rrcriit
TO r.pcl isyunn D'ptm whri
tempt h,pe that the ol will discard all cun,irra-
tinn5 of self st wi aa.ri h1r 10 their conary Standard
Tho necessity rnr rocfcivr in This crisis viii c
sins and hunliitmg u will br employed rnes cir
tbNt-ciy ,nl i'm. L, h,wvcr m" people will
nor willn y butte FIR E ftni, til h'n's and their rights,
IL swil f III h informed htl mill firre has been
yilri Hence las. ans hat I'll, rigil
pli,nce with is ,ins will Alc-ed from Ill who claim
provisions "nscripi Officers wink shifts
rv,snn who fail sca thu letter hrir''u'irs, will
Dc ~ slm ~. tn fbr) in III" rinks. aud their
plgcrs rr wi Ia faithful OF wfa disregard
ofiniy will he the drinqun'. and lecing ui"rs will
their and report them for
plcn,lt'ion or pEiish
In his connection il state that cnnscrr officers in
this have not hi bert" paid regularly they
aond have hrcn, hay" been adopted which will
sscur hem IN kmrnt IN the future.
by clmm,nl of b ~ ,}"n GREER. W. STEADMAS, A. 4. G.
September I9t3--t1 4w.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-09-23

A letter form Sabine Pass reports three
Yankee gnnboi $ anil Two schooners outside.
A boat from them with flag of frnce was
met nv Com. Leon Smith and Major g.. A.
MagrnIer. They cime or a list Of their
killed and wounded in the engagement n
week ago Yesterday. They gave y number
Of the New York Herald OF the 21th. re-
porting the fall of forts Sumter and Wig.
ner. We agree with the Telegraph that
that reprot conld not be true at the time
VIII lfever wlv have h,op.ns lsircr, rs orr
own accounts are to 'hs Ssh. when every
attempt TO storm Battery Wagner hal been
repulsei; aad even If they we're afterwards
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snnavE. onr, s,pI. I5, 1868.

DEAR NEws:-Forl Sumleris now strong
e. than ever. The old walls have been
battered down, aud ARE nothing but II heap
OF. r.bb.si,; bat we Imve built sand batter
les on the spot, similar TO Wagner aud
Gregg, TINT Will resist their utmost efforts !.
No alarm is lcli as 10 Il Q safety Of Charles
,on! One of the heavy guas carried 10
Wilmington by the Gibrn ter, reached
Charleston on the 3lst. AMI is now, no
,onbi III position and i,ndy for work.
She carries u $50 pound bail, and n 700
round she'll, and shoots with accuracy six
an | n half milesl She il ie,p'ibie mons
and will make the Yankees nembie
vi n she opens upon them.
On lie Isl, Bragg army was in fine
condition. ready ior any emergency. 1t is
probably now $4,000 strong.
Lees II NY was never IN better plight,
and never so strong ms Mt present.
Our cavalry drove back ihe enemy near
liitie River. II few days since hut we have
10 heard MS 90 the extent OF the losses on
,itner side
lie above are the reports received here,
and which are believed 10 be true, though
the monster guns look rather Minchnusen.
Nothing further from any other quar-
ter.
Respectfully, NJ. Z.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-09-23

Ter Iaiv, ~. nides, guod dry, per pound, sov,'.
Wu",, tsssai unwa-hSd, per IVund, buc,y. Ivllst
hai'd, Is-r pound, suc,s won, Uxcn, Np. 4, p,t
yoke, $3.50 li"rs.s, No Ariiil.ry, ,Ir- hraa
S.OO. Horses, good Cs,airy, isr head, SD Mn.q,
No !, per huad, $50. hui,s, snd class medium, ",
u I'D, $40. Wagons, good Rad. S4v0 Magvps
snd elss ssibo. AinbuIssev-, g.1ii two horsgr. s2d
Whskry, god, pr gallon, 81. Jcsiis. covfSd. In {
"")i, i.T yard - C.t,on, Cluih, s,liprL or plail
pnr yard, 81 Cv.ion 'ol,h, plain, 81 20. b, che,
~.
Ih'naking the Schedule OF prices, liz Commission.
ora Ii'. os~ thu u-t they cLld With The lishs be.
Ivfr u. N. Notwithstanding irlr ndvcri istnsnt In
NJ the ne papers calling up,n ,Qnarhrpasers,
mhirri MRS, aud tho Citizens Tor Information, We
nNu received hoIhhg rxrcp iron flccrs ~ llis
,"s'; Under .lrsa circuiiu anccs lhcru doubt.
's"rircr. Our ain Ia, levn TO do jus icr to tht
uo'rriiiivn ~ well rs ,u holders Of al ar,clCg
necessary for army pHrro-es. The Schedule, mas
occasionally work u hardship 80 may all general
Laws ur r'guia,ions. Ne would suggest 10 Vair.r,
nr pruprir,y "innking their purchase u. any attie
N ia region ia whii II Is most alun,ali,, and ~
IA, same iHr, ioasoid stripping section ~ that
p,'rs there will pni nrc'stt les ou uf he reach Of
tine families at the soldiers aud OF ia" pour. W.
. al aoiiriI int rl' m The yniur and supply of
commodities, irom Officers and Ci,isens from ali
portonsU VI the Safe.
Address rs n, Mar shall or Rnsk.
~. Il u. WARD
rkANK l.. WILLIAMS,
commissioners.
Sept. IL, 1861 a33l
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500 REWARD.

CrRAYED or STOLEN frrw the unarr-irned. On
- the 18Th uif.. whilst cnmnjue. oils hrlov
Chsm'rrs rrn-'t IN he Warr r.'ai. TWO SOBS-
REL nfORSEs.-onr1' hnri. hirh. siark maps
anil IAN no wiip ,xrrf -rid'e marks nrd no brand,
IL IN f4,sher poor rnndiiis.n and ferd hipI~d; TIE
other aonl ll< hand hir1 dark I'D md tail.
has white feet. fn,aU white star IN she fnrrhsrd,
and is brarird A q Oh The shoulder The above
wa-i sil he paid - sny person delivering aid hnrs.s
at f,rdmpns Ellis c,irniv 70 The ~ Lio-
mel Simpsons miles Z. ofTrinify Mile. naiirs Go.
=. II. MORGAN,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-09-23
Respectfully,

The New York Home journal notes that
n number of English noblcinrn are collect
ing rh"nsai pounds in siypcnees, to he
srnt ont 10 Virginia, Tor tie purpose of
erecting monument in honor OF Gen.
.'Slonewali' Jackson.
There are l0,242 : OK and wounded Fed
cral soldiers in the Government hospitals,
Phllalnlrln.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-09-23

ns-rhr main holy 81 rhr fnnri army was NOV
Ing upon Ma'aniuros, at last dates, aud Won be-
Welcomed 10y ahnni ono hplfof tho population, III"
remainder except Govrrnnrn, onirials, rrmaini z
indifferent Tha' thri approcl 10 ME borders Il
Texas. viii have an important l.cating upon the sf-
fairs "f Texas in particular, becomes more evident
eyery day.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-09-23

Ree4 Col. NJ. I. johnson has succeeded
in filling hia contract for furnishing the
Govrrnmcmtw supplies, all of which have
been started from Brownsville and Mata-
moras and arc now in Texas. Col Johnson
is now cn,ouie for home, aud we hope will
obtain position in the army, where his ma
turc Judgment and COOL fighting qualities
rs an old Texan are much needed.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-09-23

RE- In fall nf Little Rock l. now confirmed. as
we'll as the falling back NJ ~. Price to RorIporf on
the onrhitS. aly by sundays stage saws she left
'rkrort wi onr iraop' and bat rricc intended TO
81 b c' M fhr - Fnlinn, opposite brwic county, on
Rel River. Arrows" n,rn dfrcxas and n to Price aud
help to hur barl; Tho DESTROYING iuya''rr.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-09-23
Public xaic az StocIs, Crop Hrd BEcusc.
iOiH md Mis ofien Eun.lttnra.,

Y Wilt ,tll ~ a lie s,r On pr in-cs 10 miles
L North uf Dallas. "a Fit;ty. Ca. \ d. 1873. my
teams uf pr>irs nr r.yr i,i ,o,ts claims &c 4,
good wn-,l,. yIuu'a,itn uiersl's, crop II ror,
,a- ar, tud.lrr ~ IL ,t hold I, ki;rl tI,ii urc
Will glsu rent NJ! fam ioiI ne year ,ntss rrnltd
privately Il" fore the day Of sae, ally te ~" ~" ono
farm hnudS
wish T." hire number of fran,s mt,irdiairly TO
haul iicM Jefferson. Any one hauling vii ~ ply 10
tI' Mr.. las. Sheppard in town. rrr''r wa horse
WAGONS. r. b. SCOTT.
D,lla. 21d Srpf. lSfa-~i:;:2w.
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Ess'fEaAy NOTICE.

TAKEN Up rs W. NJ. 81 vi, ~ Destroyed before
e. " Baird E-q .ne IGHT BROWN MARE
ULE, nl"m ~ years old. ahnni II lnnts high,
rghi hlr leg knock rod ua nuris or brands
allrai.ed "a $500. GEO. W LAWS ok.
Dallas Texas sept. 22nd 1868. 90. CT d. e. I.
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1rIxAL sETrL EMENT.-Thnmns

TNIyAL TTLENENT.-Tho y.
j. Crnlrlitrll. Admins fiior Vt tile Estate Of John
Robbins, ,lec'asph, has fl,d in my flee, his final
account eurani with said Eriale, iogcln' with his
petition praying for final discharge" iis Is There.
mo- ny Icrs,iis ed 10 forward
he next term Of The County Conri, to lee held as
the c"ir House IN III, town of Dallas, on the last
Monday In October 49, g. aud i'r snmr Il they
think proper. CLIO. W. LAWS Clerk,
42:iw. Co. CT. u. q. Texas.
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successful, the news could not have been
u celyed and pubishcd ia the Herald 10
the short space between the 18th and 10Th.
The b!ockadc,s oil Galveston oven report
the eapiure OF Charleston, and this o
probably about MS icasonnblc.-Aers.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-09-23

ro-Ii srcpnr'"'l that Confederate money IL NV
worth f'nr hits IN The dollar In browns, NE and San
Antonio, doubtless ewing To The occupation oi Main-
mora. hv the french. and their duslrr 10 obtain
troll ~ III, cotton trade.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-09-23

DARING RopG@Er.-rhe sore house of
Mr.. Nj. NJ. Thompson was catered last
night and about 500 stolen.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-09-23
sURcEoN's NOTICE.

NOTICE Token up and confrrd IN he jail 90
Gainesville. 'ouk Comfy. negro rTn. rHllirg him
sef SAM p % e~srs old niai sslor. slim made,
and 1--WE feet q or s inr'~s hicis-
J. u. DAVENPORT. Sheriff.
424w. Cook cohufy.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-09-23

There wa'a slight rros, In this ncghbor.
hood las, SATURDAY mornhg.
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approved ~ him Willis forwarded with the testimony
% this Darsau action In OF spprosa, by
the onrolling oiheer, appeal lies 90 tue Buguau.
by command OF Brig Gen uNRRR.
W. SrgDnAS, A. A. Gen.
urlpauARrras DuRn,u sr cossuRruoS D-rr TRass.aist
,,,,,,, sssfvAroRs, la, August 4, isSJ.
The following General Order from the Department
Headquarters is published for the information of all
Concerned
HEADQUARTERS DEPARTMENT TIaSs-Mss,(
snasvgrORr, La, July ~ 1868,
III. "rhe enrollment of conscripts IL solely under
the direction of the Conscrpt Bureau the officers there
of acting under orders from the Department Head
quarters a other officers therefore forbidden
roll conscrip;s recruit from persons within script
ages unless BY special permission in writ ne from the
department comm inder.
By command OF Lieut.. Gen. T.. KERRY SMITH,
s. s. ANDERSON a. a. Gen.
III. Officers and others authorized 10 recruit or form
new organize i,ns ad MT having special permission
in writing from the Dep irtncnt commander recruit
from ar enlist persons within the cOnscrp ages
receive snch persons nn after they have been enrolled
nn! asSsnc To thcm'hy competent authority. Ollie RS
who violate this order will he arrested aud punished
by Coir-Aliral, aud cuns;ripts who may enter or
CARNATIONS formed in process OF formation, be-
fore they are regularly enrolled nm assigned, will be
deemed dcseriers and punished accordingly
BY command Of Brig. Gen GREER,
W. SrEpMAy A. a. Gen.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-09-23

Federal desercrs between The ngcs of Is and as, who
within the Confederate lines required TO take
the oath OF allegiance tho Con fcerire Government
and submit he enrolled rs conscr IT, in which case
they will be detailed eamsers to such duty
will not expose them to The haz ir,l Of capture by the
enemy. fthcy refuse take The oath and h. enrolled,
enrolling oicrrs will them aud hold them subject
TO the orders Of HE Department District commander
By command OF Brig. Gen. GREER,
w. STEDM,N, A. A. Gen.
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DALLAS:
q GRE TEyssrs.
MTlSCNPAL CIIUNCII.

Rry liR KAr IN had divine service ut tho Ma.
souIc Hal next sunday q, Inst.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-09-23

VIZ, ',ndcrsishr,i w"ii", i-sicc.ul i.Ioiln thu
Il eli zrns "i Dallas AMI vicinity. ,hu h wiii,yrn
seh"l N tlr il"soiic Hall, on Monday September
TERMS
Primary Department, Der month, ......-...... $500
Higher q - sec
IL is 'hc design Of the Trustees /" make !, u peg.
M ,i,en school, worthy Of the lfd, ct It's pat.
ron, II sufficient patronage br Obtained, there will
lie an sociae teacher employed in the Fsma. d.
rartmeiil.
TRUSTEES.
A. NJ. MOORE, SB PRYOR,
JSO. W. SMITH q. W. B,IRD,
=. NJ. BROWN, ". NJ. THOMPSON
422w. A KISsAH, Principal.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-09-23

HEApauARrERs BUREAU TRANS lIIss
SHREVEPORT, La. August 1, 1875 !
GENERAL ORDERS,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-07-30
THe aJsIfoH rpEFEDu.
Taa NV York H,raid, in a n,tics OF I'll

Taa NV York ISraid in a n1tice OF t..s
tosped pes provided ior the monitors, Gays:
Thess machines, We Ind arc very different
thugs from the rebel powder hay, with its
slsty pounds Of powder stuck lt ths OF i of il
thirt, foot pole. Tna monitor ,orpu 10 consists
OF 4 moEsier shell, thirty feet bong, weighing
howard of six hundfe cd thousand pounds, with
= charge Of stW pounds Of powder by means
Of a raf-ihe devil --ihese shell. arc push
ei s5tns fifty t, et ahead OF the moaitoG, sus
pended 1T any desirable depth
We rhail know ia good time now ths Eeteis
siceeed III ots;rGctiug the pasfa.ss OF the nioa-
i;oTs whsn armed with tnese tsffibie sheiis
the espiosion vi ~h.ca o.!i Tess n5ia an earth
quake nnGer water. /. appears that the uayai
olii,ars were a'raii Of employing the potoa
n5ins placed at their di3pu-..l ior eicaf1o.;
Ca..i lestou hlsbor Of otslraciols, for feaf tlo
sls lis would Ac: backward On their Vessels
As a1i.At be suJposed, the constructor mas
guarded ayains. suca al occurrence
Tue Secretary Of The Navy, With We" OF
removing all doubts tbat po,ui. oGdefei d
,siai 10 10 made last " inter wiLh one oi tho
ssft. the very devil alter Il afi io"7d 10
Port ROYAL Tue trial proved eaiaent.y sue
cessfai for, although the shell ldahed up is
mountain oi wafer city Iset above ths sur iaeo
OF the Ii iaison hear lie head oil Tue fais, h"t
tie, slightest IL ary WAS sastained bt lhe ia's7'
The perfect presaIyAiion OF sieaaof tie.7s oi
wood attached under the rafs proved bes ohd
a dout, that the eif-e. of the eXpiosion was.
az had been de..guei ia the fof ward direction
This singular feature Of tas monise. torpsto
VA are not a. lib..t, to describe. Whgt We
have eta,-i on the snbjsct can do no harm, as
known ID. Richmond ss We'll &c st W ash
iuxtau 81 aiso - ths facs shat coupe OIL
ic.ds If ,ha.s nader water pioneers are now
a, rand where the.G good sefvlesa are mos!
needed
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srARytNo rnE soJra our.
The following ia from tas MaryssiIs Cali

The following ia from ths MaryssiiIs Cali
Express
Twill be remembered that the Republicans
Went into this war with the expectation Of
Starving the Soa,h lat submis s0n in a mon,is
OF two. La speech after speech, aad leader
after ieadsr, tie No:tasra people were tod thss
the Sou,h was perfectly helpless, and could
,ot m .ke a Resistance after the b.ockade ~ was
a., ,hli.h,d Saa Was nothing mora than a
grs.. hio b.r9ar WHO had drawn her meat and
srs.5 frsm ,hs North, and az soon o. thsse
snpuIiss were CO: on abe wouid snntiis and
CIV like a-whippsd child, to get back When
ua axam:ns the statistic vf 1ise resource. OF
,,,s S.u;a we are filed with an,s z-asn. at the
,,sl iy.orsass display ca by tee Nosshern pee
,,a an IN. snhisrs We know tha. the masses
were dsluded Many OF them had been edl
ca.e. into ,he belief But tue a.ranges, part is
that q psopIs SO iatsihgeat should wholly ne-
olsct To investigate facts, 81 important, con-
ssroipy the resources OF a large part OF their
common country Tns leaders wiifaiiy and
wi.ksdIv imposed Oh the crsduiity Of the peo.
nle Thav could net have been ignorant Of
The facts. 10, ,nsy were determined 10 plunge
this conu,ry into civil war for The purpose 0f
carving Out their abolition schemes, and To-
so,tsa 10 deception ~ enable them 70 sb.ain
N. eoossp, .ni support Of the people. The
s,tl.,.iny s..iisties are compiled frosa the
..ns. .es.rss of i5Ga We invite attention .
10 shs kxasss. They should b sxAasinsd paz
1lcpi.riy Ly the sAeiosivs patriots Who pro
piss every lhrss moushs teAs ths ssesas viii
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fri,sners Taking tee Oath 10 The u )

RICHMOND, '. Jolly 29th.
I'o hs Editors II N, D,>5.a'st.
Is; telegram received frull Atlanta SatuT
day last wo are advised OF F,ii that is baiug
or. anizsd by Gen Rosecrsns IL this expect
ed rsid there Will uo doubt, be a battalion OF
cavalry from East Tennessee, commanded =
n Major W hose name is not now rene inferred
Bat in this baltplion are loo Ess, Tenueseeeaus
that were captured by Gen. Grant ut Is aker s
creek aud took the oa!h Of allie epiAnce 10 tie
Federal Government, aud enlisted ia Its seT.
vice, a few days alter they arrived III Camp
Morien, lnianapois
saw these base seoundre!s at the depot Id
Indianapolis. when they were about 10 leave
for knseuranss army, III charge of their toiov-
They were hoastiug of the splendid feAts
they were goiug To perform snd how they
were guins 10 wreak vengeance ca us FOR The
reason that they were made conscript iebeis
A few hung their heais, not daring to meet
the eyes OF the prisoners then on their way IL
C.:y Point, but who - few days before had
been their comrades ia battle The rest strut
ted like psac0cks in their bran snit Of cav
airy uniform How strange! The dirty half
starved rebels, ty some magical power, are ia
- nome ut traus Hed into iai, blue and yell
low troopers of the Federal army
The prisoners al Camp Mortsn were in con-
st.ut dread Of The malicious designs OF these
reue2ades. They woeii resort 10 the moet
wicked schemes to get vengeance on lfuo
Southern men. Aud saeh are some OF the
raiders that aay soon he lowering around Al
iants Fv. the sake OF j1stlcs aud The good OF
our cause let svory Georgian, and let Gener raj
Brs,v's arsay 10 ca the watch for these ia
sericrs Iney merit death and eternal iDlany
EsCHAsoE PRISONER
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-07-30

CANP.io>s On The SoUrHEFs Coasr-1he
o.tEfoa II las Iraa Daks.-Dusing the Wal
of 1872 the Eagish Governmeut appealed 10
the Duke of wellington, then IN tho maturity
Of his military genius, 10 furnish pi"n oi
e.unalva sui. sd 10 the American county
Ia. Duke replied:
s'ln such coantries as America, very sxten'
size, tLiuiy pee pied, aud producing but ittis
food in proportion 10 their extent, military
operations by large bodies are impr aeiieAoie'
unlsss tie party carrying them on has the ail'
interrupted use Of . nsyisatie tIver or vt'.
sxtensive msaus vi land transportation, which
sush y country eau rarely eapp!y- l conceive,
therefore that were your army larger tha"
even the proposed augmentation would maze
Il. yoa could not quit the lakes lof Canada }
and indeed you woaij be lied u then, the
more lac eeessariiy ia proportion &s jour army
would l.. large. Then as TO handbags upon the
coast fAeY ar faa6!e ~ The sdsae ohJscttoas,
10 a y,tates dsgfee, Than an offensive opera
zion ,onntsd upon Canada You may SO 10 Il
c,ffa1g efteRt as far as . Eavleabie Fiver or
son, ,asspn OF transport will enable yoo 10
snLaist. pfoyided yoGr force Ia sniheienuy largo
compxred " lin that " hich The enen VIII op'
pos. 10 YOU Rst do mol haoo @hefe goa
could carr y oa sarh aa operations 'Atcs "o4''i
| be So .sJassons 10 Tie Americans as TO J"fts
Is,a 10 sss for r~acr.- XII. HeA!aHgfoa =
Dsspasehes, p. asa-
Thus We see how fixed was the opinion o
,hs Duks Of Wellington that nothing was q
bs done, even by Power like EugiAnd, wnlea
| n thai time had one thousand veeseis OF Al
silo.a aud In commissiou- A few weeks siss'
| ,hs above lsstsr waa written the battle oil New
Oriesns vindicatsd the sskaeisy OF the dres'
| Cspssip, bss iong before ddioxs of ths! casiIs
rssehsd Haal.nd treaty Of ps.cs esa PEE.
| s,susd, and = SOON - b heard Of Is be wsots
. the Kasiish Aiaissry; Il eenEsaaslsss 70.
Hs EnsW 6 was hepslsss ssdsssAkiss