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A speedy snd Permanent Cure is the
cnERoKsE REMEDY
They are compounded from
The juice Of berries herbs, wild plants and roots
The springs first buds, the mellow autumn frultsi -.
The opening leaves. the bark OF fores. Tree.
CHEROKEE REMEDY
CHEROKEE REMEDY
CHEROKEE REMEDY
ns pleasant and delicious syrup
CHEROKEE REMEDY
CHEROKEE REMEDY
CHEROKEE REMEDY
remove, all obs.rdc,ioEs
WITH THR
CHEROKEE WASH
cHEnoKEE WASH
cURss RECENT CASES
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CURES RECENT CASES "''' '"' ' -
IN from one 10 three days
all mucus discharges in male female. and are
e s o 70 s.ss c..es Ct fss' s Sssrs
heang soothins and denloen removing o. hea and pan
Of England. sr.aee sua Amsrisa aesnowieds.
hs s,sey. and Are n.sonshsa q. sss soaas Ss g
SIZE es IN a. portions Of ne ssed globe Sac sssa cure;
hr.tmess as they are enicaricus.
Price Cherokee Remedy one bottle &C. three bollcs ss
riss Sns;...s sa,s Ssh one s, S.s s ~ ss S.s 50
ss s Il i' s's.'s GU 8 o rSss q
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HeMry Fl. Leeds & Co., Auctfonoers, will
their usual for the past
to sales Of Furniture a. tho residences Of de-
cning housekeeping removing; will also hold regular
weeklv sales 2s Nassau street for tbs conye'
nience OF those preferring this medium OF sale
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France. Ellis & Co.-Ma n gers.

LisRARY, ExrRA CLASS 6l3-March 20. 1864
Is, 81, AZ, II, 1, 55, 81, 10, o, ~, go, 8.
CLASS 6l-March 26 1904
49, 20, IL, "a, 10, Al, 45, 40, rs, 81, 76. s, Fl.
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CANALS AND BOUNTY TO VOLUNTEERS.
IMPORTANT LAND COMPANY PROJECT.
6tate Banks to Organic, Under tho National
Currency Act.
WORK DONE IN TIE ASSEMBLY
H., &C.. &c.
ALBANY, March 90, 1864.

LONG SESSION sESArK
The Senate had one Of it's long Yesterday and
one that may be appropriately termed somewhat windy
The Senators in session from half-past ten A. NJ
until about six P. M without adjournment The bill be-
gors them was the Oneida Lake Canal BILL Several points
OF order were raised and these fought all day
II was o rich time; and have ne doubt that many OF
those who were present strongly impressed with
che dignity Of portion Of that body.
SOLDIERS BOUNTY.
The bill authorizing the raising Of funds by bonds to
snake up the deficiency in the appropriation last year for
bounty volunteers passed the Seuate this morning.
ENLARGEMENT CANAts.
Anotice was given by Senator Humphrey OF q bill TO
enlarge the Erie and 0swego Canals
COMPANY.
Among the bills introduced Ia the Senate was one to
incorporate the International Lard Company The fol-
Towing the incorporated names -trastus Corning
John r. Winsow John Grisw0ld, Erasus Corning, Jr
and Woodruff Barnes The bii proposes constitute
them body corporate for the purpose Ot buying selling
exchanging land, and Introducing into general use
agricultural implements and machinery driven or impe
led by steam and for promoting providing for and en-
couraging emigration from foreign countries, and for
providing homestead for Their Office s TO be
In the oty OF New York.
BANKING ASSOCIATIONS.
The bill authorizing the tauki associations 70 organ
Lze under the general national banking system
ordered TO third reading he senate this morning
Also bill authorizing savings INKS AID savings institu
tons to loan money TO counties on bends
BILLS PASSED THk ASSEMBLY.
The Assembly was engaged all the m rniDg In third
reading OF bills Among those read the third time aud
passed were those to incorporate the American Literary
Fund Association and the Tom Moore Association to
00date the Boston, Hartfo aud Erie Extension Railroad
There we're upwards Of fifty bills In all that had their
ahtrd reading.
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Ladies' Rreast-Pfns,
New St,Iea, TWO, THREE, -FOUR. TIVE SIX. bExEns
EIGHU. TEN, TWELVE, FIFTEEN, TWENTY. TWEEN
TX FIVE To FIFTY DOLLARS each For saie po
No Ale Broadway one door besow Cana strees
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Nervous Diseases and Physical Debtli.
IT, arising specific New and reliable treAt
Valuable essays sent BY mali rcs of hsrge Address Dr.
GBO X CALAOUk, box 32i Philsdephis, Pa
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Trusses, Elastic stockings, Ac.-Marsh
co = Radical csre Truss oce osN A. No sFsseg srss
Lady attendant.
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The spring ssyies OF Genttemcn's Dress,
fet and cloth Hats by Bsrke par
STANDARD price dress Hat s. BURKE 2io Brosiwag
corner Of FULTON street.
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Doctor Huntcr,s Discovery Cures the

DR.. Marshall Cures Asthma md Dys-
pepsa with out fail Lung inhaist Oce 7i2 Broadws IN
Timan's Building Ollce hours II to6 r. n
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participants 10 the war OF the Revolution
Ags
Names. BirfhplOcss Years. MoS
Amaziah Goodwin. .Somessworth, N. H.. .105 -
John Goodnow Sudbury, Mass. log ~
Adam Link Washington county Pa. .102
Rev Daniel Waldo. indhan, Conn .,.., lOl So
VIM Hutcbings York Me.............I0O
Jannos Durham. Southampton co Va. 90
Ben Miller Springfield, Mass...... 90 10h
John I'ettingill. .Windham, Conn. OF 2N
Alox Maroney Lake George, N. -. % -
Samuel Downing. Second N H. regiment (no ago giveu)
LcmueI Cook (no birthplace or ago givenl.
James Gates (no birthplace or age givenl
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Murray, Eddy & CO-Mansgers.
KrarUCKy. Exrel CLASS 2fs--March25 1854
81, 16, Al 3S, 8. 70, 63, SO. Ia, II, A, 54.
KESrUoKY, GLASS 244-Msrch 26, 1864.
As, 45, %, 81, 80, ca, "a. Ia, 20, ", 26, "a, 40
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In the Hear4 OF the Andes nllfng tho
enchanting valleys Of Eden region with food Of
raerance gr the "Nshs gooming Cereus" from whes:
derived All the world of ton IS taking of the
extract. PHALON q SON, New York.
Sod BY all druggists
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The Gfana Roll or Honor.

The following twelve apostles Of liberty are all that re-
main the pension rolls OF the government as actual
participaute iu the war OF the Revolution
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Court OF Appeals.

4LBANv. March 20, 1854
The following the business OF Court OF Appeals
co day
Garcia and 0thers.-Argument concluded. Mr.. y. d.
Lord for the appellants, Mr. Z. Sprout for the re.
spondents.
No 16 Wild, admin ayaor, dc.. Us. The Hudson River
Railroad Compdny.-lhe argument OF MIR j. X. Porter
heard for the appellants
The Court adjourned to Monday, March 28, at
O'Clock p. M. The following is the calendar for that
day:-Nos 10, 40, 2l 81 %, "a. 25H, ~, 2o and 81
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BRONCHIAL rRoACgBs. which Will relieve The distress
i,r areons os th. Throat Cough produced " Cod
and Exposure
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Consult Wats0M's ssCause aMd Cure's oa
sssI ss e asd on Or ~
& NO $50 BreAaway. from A. v .osrA Private Oonsd
Cloth Tngs-For s"ippimg Cotton. Wool,
vIcToR Is MAudER, lis Chambers s,ree.
Oeasness. Impaired Sight
NOISES IN rHE HEAD.
oArAsHHA Al 4AR5I4 AEgDcEross I" ran
CHRONIC oArAeRa
Ss 5%S HyS$$$' %'SSs'
CURED
GROSS BYE sTRAIGnTENED m ONE
MINUTE ,.. -. .
nsdiss sarsca sd .Meadsa e y Dr. vos EIsEs .,3s
street
Distilled Dew Is a Delicious Prepara-
ou for the toilet clear Grysta fresh and fragrnnt as
fects upon the skin, Ali druggists and 10 Broadway.
Dr.. Marshall Cures Asthma md Dys-
pepsia without fail Lung inhast Once 7z Broadway. In
Iiimans Building Office hours II to P4
Doctor Hunters Discovery Cures the
very worst forms OF scr9qa obstinate ernptons Or & tns
OF Health srats
T.. Mendes, No. Gas Broadway.-Mend ndes
Chocolate is recommended to persons OF delicate health ny
coao Bonbous well repucd Tor hsr excelen! taste and
flavor preferable other candies which are only
In juriJus TO the health
Grover E Bakers Celebrated Sewing
Machines for sale 95 Broadway near Twenty second
street Embroidering baidng and eyory description ot
machine sewing done in the best manner Machines, with
experienced operators sens families by the day or week
Couraud's Eoudre Subtitle Uproots Hair
from low forehcads par! Of the body Warransa
his depot 465 Broadway.
Hemry II. Leeds & Co., Auciioneers, viii
give personal attention as usual for the past
Furniture a. tho residences OF those de-
cning housekeeping removing; will also bold regular
weekly sales ut their soe Nassau street Tor tbe conye
nience Of those preferrng this medium OF sale
Ladies' Rreast-Pfns,
EIGHU TEN TWELVE, FIFTEEN, TWENTY. TWEEN
TY FIy q 10 FIFTY DOLLARS each For sale by
GEORGE c. ALGEN,
No Ale Broadway one door besow Cana strees
MIRA. Mary - Holmes.
TIE NEW YORK WEEKLY
publishing q deeply interesting story entis1
ADAM FLOYD"
from the OF the above cat authorcss,
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strawberry Plants I'm Full Berry, OF
new vsretie scosl and daroad Berries over four
inches in circur.f ference For sale .. RAIAERs fsct
slore, J35 Broadway, opposite Metropolitan
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Couraud's Poudre Subtitle Upvoots Hair
from low oreheads any par OF the body Warrantea
his new depot, 453 Broadway.
The New York herald., 1864-03-27

Grover e. Bake Celebrated Sewing
Machines for sale 93S Broadway near Twenty second
street Embroderng bradng and eyory description Of
machine sewing done the best manner Machines with
experienced operators semitic families by tho day or week
The New York herald., 1864-03-27

Il. Mcndes, No. Gas broadway. Me ndes'
Chocolate recommended to OF delicate health by
ben0ceut and qualities The celebrated emo
Bonbous well repued for their excellent taste and
flavor preferable TO other candies which are only
n ,uriJug to the health.
The New York herald., 1864-03-27

very forms OF scofula obstinate erupons OF th
skin old No Division street. New York city
since 1884 Eight aud private entrance hontto
OF Health gratis
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-08-23
DIED.

On Thursday, the 18th, LEVIN ?. WALA"
Err in the 34th year Of his age
ear Washington, on Sunday, the 2lst lns ST.,
Of ty phoid fever, JAMES CARY, oldest so.'
Of James and Margaret Selden, aged II yeai''
On the 10Th instant, after brief but se e9n
illness which he bore with Christian tortltuue3f
Colonel JOHN FL, REILLY. in the 9th year o.
his age.
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MARRIED.

In Washington, on the 9Th instant py ta as
Rev. Mr.. Ryan, CHARLES B. LEAk D. O.
W ashington D. c., to Miss AUREh1A e.
RISTON. of Alexandria, Va.
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POSTSCRIPT!

FROM THE ARMY OF TIE POTOMA7
The correspondent Of tbs Northern S'Asso.
ciated Press, writes on Sunday that the Con-
tederates On that morning made another as
sault on the Federal lines on the left Of the
Weldon railroad at the same place where they
were partially successful on Friday last, buk
that they were compelled to fall back, the Fed
erals having strengthened their earthworks. -~
In the assault Gen. Hagood, of the Confeder-
ate army is said TO have fallen, and one col.
oneI, three Lieutenant colonies and several cap-
tains and lieutenants together with S75 men
are said to have been captured.
The Washington Star Of this evening learns
by the Vanderbilt from City Point, yesterday
that wv arren was still warmly engaged with
the Confederates, Who are trying 80 dlsiodge
him from his position on the Weldon road
His position is so much strengthened as 10 be
deemed impregDable. information vas recejv~
ed at City Point at 10 a. "a Sunday morning,
that the Confederates had heeD sheIllng War
ren's lines on the Weldon railroad since s.
m., and had driven In che plckets. In the
evening information was received that between
3 O. clock in the morning and O'Clock IN the
afternoon the Confederates made TWO distinct
and desperate assaults, in which, seemingly
their whole force was thrown upon the FEEDER
al line but they were each time repulsed.
A special dispatch to the Washington star
of this evening, from Hagerstown, states that
the Federals have again entered Martinsburg
and hold chat place. Considerable lnan@ver-
ing is said to be going on between the TWO ar
mics, and a general engagement may take
place at any moment The account says
Heavy and continuous cannonadlng has oeen
heard here all the afternoon Sunday from tho
direction Of Charlestown. No doubt severe
engagement took place to day. We have no
news mp 10 the present time IS to the result
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NOTICE.

IL persons indebted to the estate OF W: T.
N OUIsENBERRY dec d., are requested 20 niaAs
early payment, and all creditors OF sala sl' FIR
to nresent their accounts to the underslgnee5o ~
settlement. ANDREW y a Ano9 9ao'd
Executor of W. P. Quisenberry oec o.
aug lin
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The installation of Archbishop McCIoskey
took place on Sunday, in St Patrick Ca'ne
draI. New York and vas attended VIII e'ea'
snlepdor and magDi6cence. From letters
written at Bone the Courier des Etats Onls
learns that Plus TX intends to elevate the ne"
Arch bishop to the rank of Cardinal
The Federal movement north OF James River
has been suspended, if not abandoned altogeth-
err. only one corps-the tenth remaining on
that side Of the stream at Deep bottom,
where it is strongly eptrenched and protected by
gunboats
A telegram from GAINESVILLE, Tennessee, re-
ports shat some three hundred guerillas, under
Woodward, attacked the town OF Hopkins
ville Kentucky, on Friday morning and were
repulsed. Woodward, it is said, was MORALLY
wounded and taken prisoner.
It is reported that the Tallahassee is the pl-
oneer ship of number Of The same descr' pt'on
which are being fitted out OF Wilmington, n.
C. II is stated some are quite ready tor sea,
and others will soon be heard from. The Tal-
lahassee was seen yesterday off Canso, n. S.
sailing North.
Paper stock dealers pay eight cents pound
for old newspapers in good condition; the ma
terial can be made over into white printing
paper, and the greater the supply the less will
be increase in the price Of the new sheet.
The Gear of Russia, having crushed out the
Polish rebellion and the Revolutionary Gov
eminent about year ago is now engaged in
the work Of hanging the leaders Of che re-
volt
Brevet Major General Jefferson c. Davis
has been assigned to the command Of the
Fourteenth U. S. Army Corps, vice Maj. Gen.
Palmer relieved at his own request.
Gen. Washburn has issued an order regula-
ting the prices Of provisions in Memphis, in
consequence of the exorbitant prices demanded
by dealers.
The Mobile papers of the 7th notice the ar
rival of the gunboat Morgan, with the loss of
only one man and having on board the crew
of the gunboat Gaines.
:SAbout one thousand sick and wounded SOL
| ill.,, G.or,o ~ orc,u orora%;pn on tho T m oc
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CHI 9l.exandria 0azeft 6

TUESDAY EVENING. AUGUST %.
The Washington Chronicle arguing that
slavery and the doctrine Of State Sovereignty
are the main causes Of the war, thinks that
st would be wise as we'll as economical on the
nart Of the Federal Government to 60 to tue
very verge Of liberalty in its offers OF terms to
the rebels and It says that as mo section or
marty can claim TO have clean hands, or will be
justified by history in assuming phansalcal
exemption from respousibility for the rebellion
and the war; as s'the rebels have arms IN
their hands, and are able to keep the held we
know not how long, and though the Contede
rate armies may be destroyed, their cities and
fields laid waste, and the people lett helpless,
vet TO omplish this it would cost the Fede
raj government another thousand millions OF
money aud many thousand of lives, therefore
ECONOMY, no less than humanity calls upon
us to INQUIRE whether tie contest may not be
abbreviated aud the ends OF peace and union pc
attained by other means than the sword.
The National Democratic Committee, which
met at Saratoga yesterday, determined to pro
mote entire harmony in the dellberatlon OF the
Chicago Convention, to solicit the National
Committee to unite in inviting Horatio Sey-
mour, Governor of New York, to call the
convention to order. Also, to ask their CO.
operation in soliciting Right Reverend Bishop
Hopkins Of Vermont, to open the convention
with praper. The committee also suggest
that the Chicago Convention devote It's ener-
gies to tbs adoption Of such measures as Will
hest secure the defeat Of President Lincoln.
A RIOT and lynching affair took place yes
terday, near Beltsville, Md, between two par
ties OF u. S. soldiers. AS a train of cars from
Washington for Harper's Ferry passed, the
soldiers in the cars and those On duty at
Beltsville commenced quarrel, then light
occurred, and one soldier on the cars was killed
and another wounded by musket discharged
bv Sergeant Porter of the Veteran Reserve
Corps, The soldiers on the cars then rushed
out, seized Porter, took him to tree, and
killed him with their bayonets.
Sheridan, since his retreat has been acting
entirely on the defensive. The Confederates
occupy Martinsburg and hold complete pos,
session Of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
from that point TO within few miles of Har.
per's Ferry. tits said that for several days
past Sheridan has been expecting an attack,
90 movements on the part of Gen. Early were
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SF GrlQan, Since HIS FttICaG uao pooh 1oeAn5
entirely on the defensive The Confederates
occupy Martinsburg and hold complete pos
session of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
from that point TO within a few miles of Har-
per's Ferry. Its said that for several days
past Sheridan has been expecting an attack,
as movements on the part of Gell. Early were
supposed to indicate such an Intention
Surgeon Charles Page. who has been in
charge OF the lst Division i. S. Hospitals,
10 this place, for the past two years, has been
ordered TO report TO the Chief Medical Direc
tor Of the Army Of the Potomac.
t is stated that several young men OF this
place have recently enlisted in the Confederate
service and took their departure South two
weeks since.
Two Courts Martial for the trial of military
offences are now 10 session IN this place.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1864-07-30

Point Railroad, mar Newman, both armies have qni'
etly occupied their iormcr position. ours Is mnch
refreshed by rest and bathing, and in hne sniris
The Houston papers publish dispatch from Cam
dcn dated the gd stating, on thr authority OF an OIL
hcer lust from Monticello, Ark, that the 18th, at
an NJ Arlington Heights WAS in onr possession on
lth, "a w., Gems. ON !strcet breckenridge and
Ewcll's hrn,iu,l were IN Washington CITY. Tile
officer also SAYS that he read ut Gen Cabcls head
unartrrs the Cleveland plaindtalcr aud Louisville
journal Of the 18th aud 10Th, which contain accounts
Of "A terrible battle between sherman AMI johnston
Try had been skirmishing f'r several days ann on
Q 18th general engagement took place, at or near
lie Railroad South Of Dalton, in which they admit
C. IN iirlc rout OF sherman 5 army, sherman hIn al-
lrll back North of the Truu"sshr river. TIE 0cAd a."
the field was greater than in ai,y other enghgem NJ
of the war. II was hand &" hand hght i"f hours
The Chicago Times of th' 1911 inst, rccrlHcd' re-
1 @ .atcs the same news, except that II gives u
IN :, uyurubc account of our operations aI"nhd
Wa Ii ,yton-stys the u. s. Capitol is gohc. 1t puIs
t .,s q f Hunters expedition at 5000, ana thht the
" r,lc Ya krr nation is disgt1cc'l.
he I .cg Ii in publishing the above place" but
1t, T.. r.Iiancc in it, We .h!nk ourselves, that II
,,,,,ls confirmation.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1864-07-30

~ he meeting Of the State Central Committee of
the Democratic Peace Party, in the Astor House,
New urli, mauy letters read from Democrats
among them one from Hon Mr.. Richardson. of Illi-
nuis, aN Jc,n lha ic,cr doctrine, To The surprise
OF many prcscut. Many of these cttcrs were from
those known to be War Democrats heretofore Lut
who now advocate peace, IN the speeches II ! ,
sv ,c,it;d the nOnimaton of - peace rnu,l;d,fe
without reference 70 what ;hc Chigng- Convention
may lo bu the general sentiment. was TO try and
prevail od the Chicago Convc.i lou to nominate an
anti-wdr candidate. or ., least one MOI committed to
inc war, aud 10 ado and ont peace plal form.
Nlr. Fernando Nyrl declined TO commit himself as
10 the support oi any particular nominee. 1t
agreed tbpt activy sdNld lie taken 10 sats-
~ the Ghcag. Conyenti, n ind the 90 utry, that tie
p'OpC Hre ia iNOr Of pea,'. Mr. Gallagher of CO..
hrc'isn, said that the Fem 'cIais Of his ate wgtri
support 10 but peace candidate, aud that he NJ,
authorized by ThonHs II seymour, of that Staie, to
make that declara ion to the Committee. Commit
tees were appointed to the several congressional dis
tricts. Mr.. Nalandgham was expected to be- present
AT tho rrenI INNS, mrn inn
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1864-07-30

Rg-Our friends in the surrounding Counties, VIII
confer favor by giving us n early siatt ncnt
of the elect ion returns possible and County Clerks
are respectfully requested to send the official re-
turns MS soon as declared Particularly do desire
this from the counties composing this Judicial Dis
trict and all the counties North and West of MS.
Ils-Late on Friday night, The 22d inst, informa-
tjon was received by Col. N. ii. Darncll commanding
this Post that n body of Descrtcrs from Tyler, had
reached the vicinity of Buffers Bridge on East Fork,
in this county, and ma ing their way to the
Frontier Preparations immediately made to in-
tercept them. Col. -Darnell called together Capt.
smiths company Of the Reserve Corps, part Cap
w H. Darnell's company Y, and such of the Govern
inent operatives and citizens could get arms
herring in all about so men, who started in pursuit
about o'clock on Saturday afternoon. Having taken
the trail at the crossing of the Trinity River, AZ
Cedar Springs, Col. Darell travelled ali night. AID
snoceeied In coming up with the Deserters little be-
fire daylight, on Sunday morning, a few miles s. "
of Cedar Hill, where they had camped, and captured
the whole party, with a few exceptions, who made
their escape. They were brought into town on Sum
lay afternoon, and started back to Ty ler on Tuesday
A souad of men fiom Tyler who had followed the
Deseriurs met 10y Col Darnell after the capture
md returned with him to town, in whose charge the
prisoners were placed The whole affair was well
frrnnged, and carried ont, and reflects much credit
the pronIptness and energy ofCo Darnell, well
rs on the soldiers, the OPERATIVES in the Government
slors al this place, and the citizens, all Of whom
responded with alacrity to the call OF Col Darnell for
aIen.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1864-07-30
ELECTION NOTICE.
THE STATE OF TENAS,
DALLAS COUNTY

DALLAS COUNTY
I J. NJ. PATTERSON, Chief Justice in and fer
i the aforesaid county, pursuant to law, aud in
OH dience to the proclamation OF His EXcerucv, the
Governor do hereby order and direct that an election
be held in this county on Monday, the lst day of
August, 1864, for the election of the following named
State, District County and Precinct Officers, to-wit
One ChicfJustice and Associate Justice of the SUI
preme Court, Attorney General Comptroller of Pub
hc Accounts, and one Treasurer for the aforesaid
state, one District Attorney for the 10th Sulica.
District, chief Justice, four County Commission
ers, Cuuai, Clerk, Sheriff, Coroner, Treasurr. and
Suryeyor for this county, Two Justices of the s,.
and one Constable for each Precinct.
Given under my hand and the ~,a,l II
/SnAT \the County C"urt, This 4th aay pf JUN,
[ lSh4. J. NJ. PATTERSON
~ ~ Li6tde. Chi.fJHaice d. e. t.