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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-02-23

The Galveston News publishes lengthy
extracts from the charge of Judge W Pink
ney Hill, C. s. District Judge, to the Grand
Jury, at the recent opening Of the Court.
II is one Of the most able and patriotic
charges that has ever been delivered to 3
Jury IN our State, and we regret our ina
biiity, from want Of space, TO give IL entire
10 our readers.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-02-23

"a" We were pleased yesterday TO greet our young
tewnsnan, Maj W. W. PEAK, Of the 5lst Texas Dis
mounted Cavalry, who returns homu'on short leave
ofabscncc He is In excellent heat and good spirits
We under obligations to him for Shreveport pa
pers ofthe Nth, The Mayor Informs us tina, up to
the 10Th, no later news had been received,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-02-23
-oaLust nights mail bro, gil, us large number

of our delayed ,9change Houston tho 18th
mot so late as due, however 10y two days. They
contain no later dispatches han thOsr copy from
the Shreveport papers. The Telegraph has mass of
Yankee dispatches ranging from the 2Oh the 18th
January, which contain many glaIng fjtlseh0ods
that We do nor Seen them worthy of publication
They contain no reports of The rumored heavy tight
at Petersburg, II 20 h nit, and cunsrain-
I'd tohelicye thai iiany fight took place that day
at all, it was small affair and not so magnificent
victory as our first reports seemed 10 Indicate
The appoint nient Of Commissioners TO go 10 Wash
ington To have sc,t He'd down fact. Messrs
Hunter, OF Virginia, Vice Pr sicnt Stephens, and
Judge Campbell, OF Alabama, have certainly gone to
Washington.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-02-23

The universal question is, what will come
Of the peace commission sent from Richmond
to Washington Results of any movement
of this kind cannot be foretold. Everything
il at best conjecture, and consequently un-
profitable. We hope for good-se appre-
bend no evil We have confidence not only
in Mr.. Davis but in the gentlemen he mas
sent To- Washington. Three better men
could not be found. We look with interest
fer. the account of their interview with MT
Linelon.-Hoasfon Telegraph.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-02-23
Choice Residence near Dallas
For Sale.

ID ENG soldier in the Confede
D RATE service aud not expecting to be with my
family, they will spend tn remaising time OF our
struggle with relatives In preference Therefore.
TO renting, or leaving my home TO become diapidA
ted offer it at private sale, ihe place comm
,,cntv acres less than half mile South of the Coef.
House we'll fenced, with perpetual water rnnnirs
through IT. large number choice young fruit Trees
and quantity Of ornamental snruboery Inc iia
ron,,s besides halls and closets, good kitchen, seT
sfs ,or, and a new brick store room and cellaF.
new concrete smoke house, good stables, cribs ana
- s,-ror,ded by grove Of native oak, cousenient
70 vet altogether removed from the contasion 50
,, No more agreeable residence, In fact, can b.
found in Upper Texas.
,r;f. fon the premises,) to Capt. M. Il. SWINE 81
o'i '0A' e. P. NICHOLSON
Dallas, Texas, January 2s, 1sG5.-22tt
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-02-23
E.1E-The Following rs from the Sam Anto

EJ~The following is from the San Anto-
MO Herald 1t is but fair, that if friends
Of aspirants for civil Office wish to announce
their preferences for candidates, they should
pay for it:
1--WE have word to say to candidates
for Governor, aud their friends. In the APP
preaching canvass We think it probable we
shall take no active part; but however that
may be, we now give notice TO all concerned
that cur columns will only be open to can
didates and their friends in bringing for
ward their claims, upon the terms applicable
TO advertisers: ten cents per line. The cost
Of paper aud living makes this course abso-
luteiy necessary"
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-02-23

We learn that D. P Shepherd Esq, in behalf Of
the 5, W. Telegraph Company and other parties, have
already commenced the work Of building telegraph
line from Hampstead via Austin, 10 San Antonio
They promise to put il through in the shorost posi-
BILE time. We are glad TO learn this much needed
work is being constructed and wish the projectors
success in it.--Hoaston Telegraph, sth inst.
We believe that a continuation Of the line TO Nor
thern Texas TO Bonham, and thence to Arkansas
would not only be profitable to the Company, but Of
incalculable advantage TO tile military authorities.
We believe asO, that tho TO build It could be
raised along the line of the route, will not the Com.
pHny examine INTO the feasibilito of tho matter?
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-02-23
pay-Gov. Murrah arrived in Houstos on
the 10th inst

B&-The Houston Telegraph denies on
the authority of Com. Leon Smith, the Yam
kee report OF the capture Of the steamer
Denhigh, and the destruction Of the Harriet
Lane by fire in the harbor of Havana. Tho
Lane was set on fire, by some bastard Yam
keo inccndiary, but the flames were spccdi-
! v extnguished.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-02-23

The LATE INDIAN FIoHT.-A correspon-
dent of tho Houston Telegraph writing from
Hamilton County, under date of January
10th, gives the following account o. thelate
Indian fight;
Some four or FIVE weeks ago Captain Gull
entine of Erath county, discovered where u
large number of Indians had recently been
encamped near Phantom Hill, and reported
the fact, whereupon Captain Totten, Sen,
Captain Of this District, ordered out all the
men that conld he started, probably about
four hundred, who, together with some two
or three hundred Of Col. Barrils Frontier
Regiment, pursued them and overlook them
on the Sth of January, and fight took
place in which the militia lost seventeen
killed, including three Captains, Captain
Guillentinc. of Erath comfy, Captain
Barnes, of Bosque county, and Captain Gull
ver--I do not know his county-and thir.
teen wounded, some of which are morally,
and of the Confederate troops that were
enga ged, seven killed and thirteen wound
I'd. The general superstition is that il was
a tribe of friendly Indians moving across
the country to Mexico. understand they
had papers TO that effect. The men, from
"hat can near, as genera thlhg' w.
opposed TO going INTO 'he hght alter nhuihS
out what kind oil Indians tiiey were.
Az was not an eye witness, WIN leaVe
the particulars OF the interview mat TOOK
place between some OIL the lnulans anu some
Of the officers, for some one else 10 give
tthere was an interview, or nave oeeh
misnformed.)
The popular opinion is that 1t has left the
frontier in great deal worse condition
than IT was before the Expedition started
out. 1t is similar to an expedition mat
one Colonel Cressup made IN carrier uines
against friendly tribe OF Indians:
DoN":
7. ). Since commencing tins, l am IN
formed that was mistaken us 10 me mum
Der OF men engaged IN 'he hgh' WIN ,n
Indians the number was Two hun 'hS. n,u
httV, or three hundred m,li'i'l' ai,u oe'~ C.'
one huhureu, OF oie nuuu NUM- - ~ nv! 80,
federaies' Our men eat three horses IN"
Two dogs l must stop my i"perie0' '''''-
ohng Tor TINS time nova
Yours respectfully DoNo'
The Austin Gazette gives the following
additional particulars, and list of CASUAL
tics.
nm. an. 80. H., noro orool
-, Ell s H. 'eoA rlsI. "a rorcho Nv
pfahch oi .ne SCUM ioln .. aAe "SnGH' ~
", 100 r 80 I;lioi Va
oFer wv u .ne 'neniy w "o.e so
, ,1s' ~ 'iien Ai'.eui "au ~ ~ NO. hot'
-, ~ . s1,,,;oo tha,o w,s A LiIlaI
a ~. IN y, =. ,rc' ,ne "I i;s,
Ca,,,.a,i Copp,r t;out n n
: -, ~ At 49, n Maron.v
Ia'"an y; pels c. ~, H. IL
", ~ ", ~ ~
W. d. Holndih, ureho', oiiBh''
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-02-23
NNT.EN IT, ~ T


"lLL be taken IN payment Tor
w Subscription TO the Dallas Herald, At tho rate
OF Two bushels for elk months, delivered ~ this office,
~ at any OF the following mills, and the m0r's re-
,sipt sent TO Ms, Wis
Mansfield Mills, Tnrran, County; Record Elicit,
Cedar Springs, Horton a Newton's, Wisginton'n and
Parkert Mills In Dallas county, and Do~ell's Mill,
near Nick inncy, Collin county
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-02-23

e1rA FIRE took place at Crockett about
the 1st inst, which destroyed the Court
House with all III records Of the county
supposed to have been the work of an in
cendiary.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-02-23

/ mo MeaerH. O. =. NEWTON, G, A. KNianr, TnosAs
fLoYD. Jons 1uRnsynta aud WASH @, hosARp,
mambers Of Douglass Battery, io,d'e army, reached
their honcH In this county, Monday last on 90
days furough, They ei, the army Of Tennessee on
tho oath ul,, and majN the trip homo, on foot In "a
days, all In good heath and spirits. Those young
mon have boon nearly four years In service, and this
h their fret trip homes they have chceriuly aud nm
complaining remained with their old battery, during
i,s constantly active campaign, commencing In
june 1851, and ending with HoOds retreat from Ton.
nc-see, IN December, lSlA. They oo cordially vol
comod to their homes, by their hosts Of friends as
gallant and faithful scdorr should no. Their brave
comrades in the nei viii lc rs warmly crested, ana
we hope tho day Is not far distant when all Of them
thall once mora greet their home fainds, not again
10 10 called TO he sirTn fold OF war.
ii Newton Informs uS that all the men In this IA
vDrio old battery are IN good health. We regret 10
learn, however, That they were unfortunate ~ TO
loosp their guns in the S,o retrcaone gun was cap
turrd In the battle before Nashville, and the other
three The day aier the retreat commrnred by 'he
Yankee cavalry. Mt which time seven Of the men were
oal iurrd, only oue .! whom--JRcOb BounoF--NaH
from ths county. In the campaign into Trnnessae
tho company lost but one man killed VIM. =. ho"
ard, of Cedar Hill in this county, who was kild ~
Franklin ON the 3Oth of November, and one man sf'
yerrly wounded; VIZ have forgotten tho name Of the
latter; he was an Iri,hmar who had Joined the Bat
terry IN Tennessre and an eNcellant soldier. OlheTS
slightly NuuNucnf bul nor W t'tunV
suspension from duty, among themOur young friend
MITnu GRAY, who Ne believe has been wounded somo
i've or ak different times Thus, II will bn seen, the
old Battery has, in It's last campaign, retained It's
usual good fortune In loosing few men. II spro'
verbal that il has been the most fortunate company
Tint left the STATE, aud we earnestly hope II may
remain so. Mr.. NEwr0S informs us that two cOrps
of the army Of Tcnnessee had been sent TO South Car
olina and one remained in Mississippi. Douglas ,
company would probably go 10 Mobile.
GEN Hood has been relieved from command OF the
army of Tennessee, al his own request and Gen. Dick
Taylor takes his place. Gen. Hood, in taking leave
of he army, issued the following address
HEAD QUARTERS, ARMY OF TEHsEssER( /
TUpELo, MISS, Jan. 23i, 1865. /
SOLDIERS ;At my requst, have this day been re- /
lieved from the command of this army. In taking (
leave of YOU accept my thanks for the patience with
WhicI you have endured your many hardships during .
the recent campaign. / am alone responsible for its
and stryed hard To do my duty in lis eS
rcuton. ! urge upon you the impnrtance of giving
your Hire support to tho distinguished soldier who
now assumes command, and shall look with deep
interest upon all your fulure operations, and rejoice
at your success. lsisncdl J. B. HOOD, General.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-02-23

pD'The Galveston News, says: Gov. Murrahs
address is really Of the most eloquent and pair
otto documents which this war has brought forth,
and it ought be read by every citizen in the State.
We published the address several weeks ago.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-02-23
Che 3allas SSerala.

TERaa-One cory, pat annum, Four Doilare, pay.
ao!' IN ADVANCE; shorter period IN proportion.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Dollar per square Of ten
nes or .aH, (ihis siga type fer tho 1rst insertion,
.ai 20 eents OR zach Hubaoquant insertion.
Wheat, or produce Of any kind that Wa can u.e,
taaea At tho beat market price, Tot all dues to this Of
ncs.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-02-23

ps-Col. James Duff, Of the $50 Texas Cavalry, now
attached Bees Brigade in the Indian Territory, is
at home in San Antonio, short leave Of absence.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-02-23

a6-Suhsuripton to tho Houston Telegraph and tina
Austin Gazette received at this oec, a, the publish.
81 rates.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-02-23

ER-M.. Isaac Mailer, formerly resi-
dent of this place, received permission TO
pass out 10 the blOeksders, at Galveston on
The 10th.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-02-23
Land and stock Horses for Sale
VgynN thousand acras of Land Ia,

ii
Il sale In Parker, Denton aud Collin countes--.
.lulins a good farm in Parker county, with %c
acres In cultivation u small farm in Denton county
and another in Collin county, the latter with eooj
bindings
ALSO-l5o head of STOCK HORSES.
The whole of The above properly will be sold for o.
groes or Confederate money. For further inform
ton, cpquir.. of WITT & WIGGINTUT.
Trinity Mills, Dallas CO., Jan. II, lS4-20:tf
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-02-23

Go Thanks TO friend in the lower part OF tho
county, for bunch of"grey goose quilts"
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-02-23

p%Com. Leon Smith was apasrenger 10
the steamer wren, fran Havana to Calves
ton.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-02-23
nVThe Gonzsles Inqnller says

60 The Gonzales Inquirer Gays
As the Houston Telegraph Justly remarks, no man
could be devoted the gnud of the public than
the latter gentleman, Gov Murrah,) and VIC should
be glad 10 see him he elected.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-02-23
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. NOTICE.

A ADMINISTRATIONS NOT1CE.-Tae
N undersigned having been sppoin'ra, NJ 5hs -.
County, for Probate business, Administraforf o.
Estate Of Jno. Kelley, deceased all persons no'o,s
claims against said estate are hereby not'nsa 70
sent the same duly sufbenficafed, WITHIN me III
,r.srrihed Nv Law aud all persons indebted 70 "a
estate arr requested TO come forwzrn and make "
'''-'-' NANCY KELLEY. Ada,
ARENAS BAKEk, Adn'E.
Dallas Texas, Jan. 3lst iss5.-23et..
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-02-23
THE NEWS.

We are indebted to +. A. WiSS, Esq, Of
this county, who has just returned from Hen
derson, for slip containing the following
dispatch, Mr. wINs left henderson on the
10Th, up to which no additional news had
been received over the wires The slip from
which we take the following, docs not state
whore it is printed, but we infer il to be
from the Office of the Henderson Times; 4.
Great Victory at observation-disclosures
Falling Back-.-Peacc Commissioners
Working.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-02-23

WoNupED.-Elias Deatop, arm, severe.
The enemy was armed with Enfield rifles
and used them well.
Our forces held the ground for an hour
and fell back in good order.
From the information received we sup
pose the attack was made by our forces.
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-09-28

RELIGION or THE PuK1TaSs.-A wr;.,y
in the Christian Wi.ayss reviewing ;hs
different religious societies Of the world
gives the following vigorous picture Of tia
religious creed and practices OF the sac. o.
Puri::sns ... .---n
"Thc Puri,ans who leh Eaglaad sa:r
til II Plymouth. and founded Ne%
Englanl, rrofessed to have aed from pei
secu,ion, and sought = place tor wort mr.
Col accor,iing to the dictates and rightt
Of Conscience, and to Ch.istianise the Il.
dian. Thcy were hot settled before the,
-obb'd the Indians, and enslived theI
women and chill !rcn. sold them into for
cign bon!agc, and visited the most IL:
human and s-l.-degradins cruc.:ics upo=
a.! c!a-s,s with whom they came il CO..
tact. They pluulevcl tht towns Q: t.
native. They employed and psid aseas
sins. Bri6es were paid for the assassiy
uation OF cLict@. They burn. ,h2na.:lls
of he natives alive. TLey roasted 2: TIC
stake women and Children, AMI turn.
.h2m in heaps. Their ahlest and favor.
tie divincs declared that tire burnin:. q
four hunired la~.iaus at ouve, Liozs!,;
women and eh;...rn. 4.e.acd ! sWs!, "a:
vor to God, while they admitted Ait !
was awful to - their tlcod ru..niu!-
and qucnchinr the vic. nee Of the b,lrns
ing we9d ami smell vtha. sirneil. sla.
tiler hiu4,1I bo:,etvl that tal. -, l.,.Ai ;AaI
day. >elt leur hHnigll so,,.. t. III, !,
Thy tu:n:4 upon th: Qu4ke-s. Tnt
imposed hcavy fines foc !l"a.ins' then:
sr,ak. fney passed laws apa:,,st al
other sccts. incy .i..se'. !l.un. ,nls
" linen aud children l@ry lu; ,i,l,. -
prison ant ~A:ppc,. -, L. uoliy. IhF}
bored th!r tongues VITA red hot ircns
They hang mn, Women 2nl children ec
witcA,r, -.ll c.t.rlnu.I 4 lor .ry.>.rr~
The coionil, OF Nv I..4ku w,y.
,r,lr,! Wi;h as Iul: cA;"rnI;u9t:.on..
y thor f;.n1l;,'i n. Fh.y cznrl Bar
lists and Catholics 1Lev drove wuprl
an hcl lpless cmli.ail, uintcr srvcrcsr pDn-'
llucs, 10 seek protection! among, tt.o. le..-
a. where VT II! uIr .cr IL L,,eauz.
,h'v |",rv& with Am On lArtay hi sicA<s
1ir:aitv Nath'r, tlIn e,lt;-r clcrsv, RI,
's"v>rno anl Lr-i,l;uves all combined
AMI Wet I';.n cph other in rasiirai fury
an hate. \. .ata - i,ip tie enact.
el th" I2st .-.4a:oG- laws against >cr-
tarics aul cnfy.:-! tle Say5:ooE PItt-
fcr!n. .+ p
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-09-28
ST. + fRY's GAZETTE
"a Sr1i.HsD zRT THrSsDAT
JAMES q. DDwyS.

Tssx' = '@Xses's.'os- y 7cr .sr:',.r,. !.
~.l 10 .->c ! fsr.e s.! lt.=:: r.cr.nd han ',
month enl - pr,sr :" !" ! s:pn,'n::,. tn I
ansrr.'-c-s. are paid e.<rp' :: ihe oo':on %
the rr.nii~fe.
Il. In. ....,oo g, 1"Sss3e ,.'1 rqs -.
Gue1, in s-r'i"n. ri"h. 'i'.~s or i-ss = ns;:r's
n sauara if,herari' uf inseI,'o1a &c nod
marx p! m the adycrrr<. i:tA:Tl'i .e -
''~is' mil fcrhrd ~ 3 ->arss: :""-ort.tc'y ii
lhsrnl deduction mae - 'ho:a VIC - c.,is.5
ty trr rear.
C,rnr;nntcn,,ons e . -"---o-s. r:r'a Tor -!
- "hn-grd .et .ue rn.cs a. "lrsr',,... :.
o., ove~ :en Il. 80, i,D,,t, y.!.. ::l-:
- q lie rnte q 50 r-nS W sqaass
Az ;nr.un'ra'iors::,r : ,Aic ii - y.a t t..
srcolnJ,auird with 'hc -. .nc OF Ing E..:.,r,
n"s:"n'Ion viii he nn D ,oat sr. H. 1G.
n2'nc ste 81 nor I. illr - I.t;I.' h-i -, :
d. e, ~: "anno: rr",r.I: = :n:nr; Goa.
m.0,-Inoi'S '.- - we IN ~ ':,,e wci:'r.
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-09-28
O?9osEo . OArr.-.i co.r.:ro,, !.

O?co-Eo . OArT.-A corr ro,. ;:,..
writing from Richmond. -..la,c~ ar Incl !c.,
= follows y lrolcst yoUay country gill,
oa &rgly!-. lor ratious to c.:c Vt oGr r-!i.t
- as, 4 t-N daya go WAS askei if she
h.. ever tan t..3 o..:h. ''Ne, ildeei
-. vas Lc. t.rr:'i, !; .cply. L Lei r
::;orc IL ny ~" Bat you -2vs. tsi..::
tie oath, mr COOL girl said the agent,
or l cau!.ot i've you ra:ions" 40, ="
indeed. cant, -ir, mother always ,.uGh,
lac nc"cr 10 S"car. Ii. ae>nt mildly
persisted, and tl.e mAilen as ,c.tiuaco,,l:. :.
refused ell at:elnps at pvr-,.a-ion u!l,ii
overcome ot laS. by tde dr"alful conflict
between Necessity and her high synsc Of
u9ral uuty, H.. ota:ni4cred out with .ow,.-
ca, IDS. We'll, e.r. .tyou ..H ~ *. q
sncA a horEiI, ".c..e- :-.uc, H. IL.
luDk,.s'"
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-09-28


DIA1H o. N:.s. Ncohr N-:. Nor
the widow Vi ii.- .-;. I.9...a, More, IN
!p~t, d.vl I S--.,-.toa Cyt;asc On Mon
cay, >cp.. !, - t-v az: ot IS y"4.-.--
"Bcs>y' Mon" dos not appear . occvry
grit place lii her husbands poetry. but
rarely wa, a gseat pU., .4.orc It,ac.cd to
l4.a w4t.. Though Al his letters III jour
a~.2 hc Is ucy.-' tired I: referring - IT,. =
lo.:ug wat Il" sad, t..i;,-- what ..-
1.d, describing no. b. .ookc.., ;.u.l .-c 2.I-
:!g now she WIS admired. lie Ll2-ricd
Ag IL. ISL, All H. L.a;o:y IL su4au.el up
i'll tA!> oLr p4ra-c-tl.-t he WIS tue d.
light ct L.. nj. NJ. Ioo.c W. 4. ..-t
th.. rvAianeI / III: present gearrAt.oa Of
IL. Nor. family.
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-09-28

South. 10 the rights and privileges TO which
th ' V re born-.that free speech. free.
~ =. trial bS jury, the subordiuation Of
i. militaryIto III: civil power. the protoc-
M. U!' ..e wFite of .A.abes"s corpns would
tA1 =. enjOHd by all citizens throughout
th: bor,!.crs # every State. except within
tie narrow llnits Of Federal forts and
camns. WIEN thcsDemocratic party has
the crpolruD ySofsvnd dicatius Its principles
". shaA nostt sskneSg the last nor least
earnest in stfI~fig 10 prorno,c its success.
II to BE- ths o:-an Of the Democratic par
t. We arc required to lniors" il every ac-
ton, approve Of every party manruvre,
res chD every rartizan oat-cry. ami pub
llsir al Ii. a.iyCGtlS .nlents :-ratl> or accept
in p,;yln3nt, somc Custem House or Post
otilcc appointment, soln" Year hence, then
We most certainly decline ever TO be the
orcall Of the Democratic or anv ether par
ty. We pc-lme that it IS toa Journal of
that elararcr' that M-. Eowieallutc> when
hc fees the want Of live Drmoc-l;ir
pal,er" in this state IF anv n!lt desires to
START sub 2 concern thrt. i room cnulyh
h"se.. 1t WI! ccr,,,iuF aver con-" il c"unle-
til with the G,:,''r.
But this Journal. Mr. Bowie also thinks,
Eaii.d to discharge its duties to the Demo-
cratic party lat Autumn, for it. did not
II Il alyo,'"tc oar National or Stat tick
e. IVA ''c >'",'"t o'e'' nee - speak
!. az ,'-i'' Il 100 NV I"'. ', s'!s 20
'~F'' '''''' '''cu' WIZ "e4' u.'ty ''"u AZ"
-. ,p"'"' IVA ''' '>Vu'''
p"S", ~. : - = >'tu: ",''v' o''.. '!4a
"'' 'i'@: "S' q e'i'.''a;'1' S"' s',.i'''i''i-'s
-'h"' ei'' ""' HI" u'en t'ce!nsa'
o,"5a' 40, 20 aa't c'iia1A.e' 10 noiI', an
r-et '!oA ulcer hili'aFy dicta'ioN-'ha' J
party "n'ch toi'>,leA'ioa'IE ori9Sei IN
war; cnSs' H'' I" nave F'.''u i'f !. can IL
o'te VINO Was l!ede'a 10 us continuance
"h'i Who haa hfnseii i"=t h.A.'afy fcpa-
t3ti3!! 10 re'cch: We Would awe san
'h'n, = ne >aE now, TINT II = better Tor
parties, rs wei a. md'v'.r4l:, to stani
!uAhtuily bE ttrNF ptlnc!pl.'a ami hi lie tn r
'aie. we tA'u"t, moreover, last Au-
uinn' that a" -.;tiIo'i IN Maryland would
&c Il hoch"F'y. "" 'I.'-'c 'ha' 'ne Con,
s:i'"i'h "ouid " '"cf're carried al I
the -\dmlnis'rat'n noHeinHr elected, II
SIX thousand in"ie votes, Instead OF SIX
sundrfd. "'rc east ags':nst them N baltl-
more. an' We are more 'hii ever satisfied
y! 'lilS at 'hs 'i'he. ave "l' non smut oar
'F'S 10 'hc 'rh's OF ,'4e pFcc',d1n@ thfee
years. W. shoul", therefore, have 'ectn-
- io r"EHc!tte 'A',Hir th":eby apparent
y sanction What "c regarded Is = patent