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Mr.. NJ. Reichman, Of this city, arrived
from Matsmoros last Tuesday eTenng, just
one week on the way. lie has kindly fur
aished lib with the following news items:
The Yankees have left Bra1os Sal tiago.
Where they have gone is not konwn, but
generally believed that they will make
their appearance again somewhere on the
coast.
The liberaii have possession Of Monterey
and Canargo. Gen. Lopez had arrived at
Matamoros with 400 troops. An attack by
the liberals is daily expected at mata moros'
The city is under martial Jaw, and all for-
eigners are required to take up arms IN de-
fence of Matamoros, by order Of Gems me)ia'
Gen. Meiia has sent to Vera Crut for Feir'
fcrcements.
There are about Si5,o00,00o worth Of
goods in Ma.amoros, and the merchants
there have sent petition to the city of Mex
leo prnying that they may be permitted to
take their goods to where they come from free
of du,y. there being no market for them.
Cotton dull nj from lsc to 20. Good
Sterling Bills at ll5.
Cortinas has not moro than 600 men with
him. and these are banded together for the
purpose of plundcr.--Houston Telegraph.
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Ross BrIGADE.-A correspondent of the Galveston
News wriin: from SIN Augustine, speaks az follows
OF this command, and iys accomplished ami heroic
commander:
"Dull monotony has lately been driven
from our community by the return, on short
furough,, of number Of rug men from
the army east of the mississippi river. They
are of ROSS Cavalry Brigade which is
known % well, perhaps, to need furth er
eulogy from any. The services Of this bri-
gadc, and the worth Of the noble man whose
name it bears, will compose some Of histo-
rvs brightest pages and viii, be read OF
with pride b., Texans long after the last
of It's heroes shall have slumhered in death.
Ross himself and Gurley, too lAdjutant
General of Brigade are at home God grant
that, in the short time allotted them, they
may forger con suming caree, and take the
rest aud recreation they so much need be-
fore again entering upon their arduous du-
ties Our citizens, ever anxious to honor
the soldier, are particularly go now-that
these bOys-veterans and heroes of more
than an hundred fights are among US. To-
day barbecue was given them, ut which
were to be seen old and young-y1uth and
beauty gathered in goodly numbers from
this and adjoining counties TO welcome the
true and tried in their 'sitto their homes
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Hss1.A great mass meeting was held in

B5"A great mass meeting was held in
Shreveport about the LIST inst, which the
News saws was attended BY thousands ~ on
thousands oil citizens and soldiers, Gems. E.
K. Smith, Buckner, Price, Hays, Hawthorn,
McNair and Hunt, Cows A len, of La. and
Reynolds Of Missouri, Judge Ochi!tree OF
Texas, and large number Of oiii' - oithe
army were present. The meeting was adj
dressed by GOV. Allen, Gen. Harry Hayes,
Gen. Hawthorn, Of Ark. Col. Musser, Of
Missouri Col Flournoy diudge Nchilircc,
Of Texas, all of whom were warm in their
advocacy ofresistauce to the last. The meet
ing, says the Shreveport News, closed most
tremendously, and all retired delighted
with the proceedings.
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Head orr. Dist. Of rcias. n. Mex. 4 arizona,
EuVh EuN' |
GENERAL ORDERS,

HOUSTON, IsSAs, Al r.l ~, 1890. r
GENERAL vRpERS,
The Major GENERAL eonmnrding the District Of Trx.
a., New Mrsso and ArlfVnA, deem, Il pIoltr, In view
Of recent events, 10 call upon the army and patriotic
elarns ofTrxsn tOHr Rn example Of d., otoh rhvss
and patriotism worthy of the holy Of Liberty
An jurisprudence, aud Of the great snors heretofore
cate ant uphold II.
Tho enemy threatens our coast and will bring his
sra, undivided Resources for successful iuvas ion of
the STATE Let him be met wi h ununin and Spar
Tan courage, and he will be uusuceetsiu AZ he has
been heretofore In Texas.
Lei him lie met at the waters edge and let him
pay nearly or .Scry inch of territory be may htquife
sl1 hundred Frenchnnn, under the trsI Nat uicun
Eeeaptured France from b. rrn-mis.
Forty two Irish Soldiers, ON our AVN sol, dro,e
Is DOO 10 ara Wv" ''''' N''''
The army Of the Trans Mississippi pepsriu ont 4,
larger, iu liner ord r. aud better suppIird linn .,rr
There re- no ngyigable STRAINS ia T. xas therefore
the enemy will lie diypsled Of the grvst AYR Of
steam which he has elsewhere relied upup
Crops have been bountiful our armies can there
fore he supplied in almost any part of Texas.
There is reason for drspondrncy, and " the PEG.
pie Of Texas will IT, they successfully def nd heir
territory for an indefinite period
The Major Gsstra commanding therefore eIhorts
the soldiers VI the army stand firmly 10y their col.
ors aud obey the orders Of their officers and recon-.
nends TO the citizens, that they devote tn mtelvss
should our srmi, be unsuccessful IN the East every
gallant soldier will rally to the banner VI the Cont d.
eracy, which will still float d. family West OF tho
Misissppi river.
By command OF Mai. Gen. J. b. MAGRUDER.
EDAUAD r. TURNER, Cap. A. A. q.
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no TAr New o. leans al ~ 27,h ult. N'ys that 20
Vi the crow Of ihr steamer webb were captured In the
swamIt below New Orleans. The steamer was not
injured by any Of the short from the cm'my'S VESSELS
but her Dirn-cr gave out when rh" was iuu ashore,
thu crew lit her, aud bl,w her to atom
The steamer Hamilton hgs ben blown up by a tor
pedo IN Mobile Bay.
The Yaukre oneial repair, states that 2d,li5 men
were parn!rl under the surrender 10y Gen, Lee lh9
p,eevs OF cannon, Il stands Of culors, 1898 stands
sa,,!l arm, IOuU wagons aui caisSon', aud 5000
mules aud horses aiken. These numbers cni IRA, o.
We presume, all prisoners aud war material taken
from The common 'eueu, ofthe retreat from Rich.
muwd.
The Federal officials at Washington have offered
the sum of slO0,OOO Reward Tor he apprehension Of
the grtes CONCERNED in the killing Of Mr. Liusoiu
AMI attempt On the lie Of Seward.
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A correspondent Of the New York Trib-

A correspondent OF the New York Trib-
une. states that LincolR, on the 18th ult.,
countermanded his order permitting the Viz
cinia Legislature TO assemble. II so, his
browning actof sreachery and duplicity pre-
cedes his death but q few hours. He was
offended becsuse Judge Campbell advised
him to issue general amnesty for all, and
call 10 his assistance the leading men OF the
South 10 aid in restoring order. This re.
quest is pronounced outrageous, and "unged
with the usual rebel insolence. The spirit
of brave and free people can never oe
crushed by such conduct. Our PEOPLE ~ill
never subni, TO hun:l;ating conditions,
and they will never approach the chair oil
the President Of the United States as sup
plants for mercy, nor will they admit that
they have committed any crime. II We are
driven to the last extremity, we can make
this country un,enaeis ,er ian I. 49,, ,Ss
Va =
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-05-11

rsa-Thc announcement Of Col. Geo ". Carter for
Governor, will be found In to.diys ISSUE of the Her
AID. We not personally acquainted with Col Csr.
ter and cannot, Therefore, inform readers any.
thing shout his claims or qualifications, but as he
proposes Wei, the principal points In the State cnr
friends in this section, will doubt have an oportu
nifty of seeing and hearing him. We only know that
he has been IN the service Of his country for over
three years in the army and the Telegraph adds that
he has been disabled from field duty.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-05-11

INV are u,'r,iJ In The dat as 10 VIA our Ea''
tern Ten. II han. 3 have been saying for 'lo pr
u.uHih lr Iwo. To lha, lcngh OF time, we haven .
rrccITra any cIth,m, Ne'r, ~ occasional MARSHALL
Republican, which Is graera'iy month old ~hrn We
~ g. The mail from Palestine, via Kaufman, which
Is usual route Cor receiving lh-'c pAper' has wo
beiry" ccasra entirely, aud our exchanges mr." prob
ably !yi:.s ~ s0mr Office East oGu'. "" would re-
lvcr as.n 10 sIc the GaR NaSe, ryl"r RcpoT:r' Cen
.fis-str Journal, Mar,hall R,guslioaS, H'udcreon
T,nsi, &C., more regularly and promptly On our table
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-05-11

ssS'We would say to Justice" that his commnni.
cation was placed on file for publ alton last week,
but was misplaced and has not since beru found We
would add, however that the writer of he artic"
forced 10 10y Juetice did not pretend to all the
persons who were in attendance hut only such he
vas personally acquainted with. We know that no
would not willingly do injustice to any.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-05-11

ND The Austin Gazette says that there arc most
encouraging accounts Of the wheat crop from all parts
and in the -eighhnThooi Of that city and San Ano'
MO, the small gra;n, ofwhlch there is larger amount
than usual planted, looks remarkably well. Sons
entertained about rust. In this section "A
far hiy" heard the prospect is equally cncouE'
aging, ai the only fear is that there will be to much
rain.
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III LAST NIGHTS MAIL.

TAG Houston Telegraph Of The OH aud the shrcve.
or GaIrie OF the ssne datr contain long Dispatch
aiken from the Aisasndrlp Democrat oflhe Sd whleh
In .ubstahts, pu;ports to 10 an AGREEMENT hsivesu
0en. Johnston aud Sherman, As basis for cessation
OF a. s.yi Q, the bustharn OF which Is "rerenstrue.
,isn" The dispatch /. long on. for which We have
not Tor, and Winds up by saying that tho pro-.
POSITION no: aecedsd to BY tho Federal govern.
mrat, and therefore falls to tho ground
The Houston Telegraph IN publish As tho dispatch
adds the following comments:
Il Ia, BON wondered why We SO, no news from
aer,s. the Hi'sis,ppi. Tbs isl. VI Montgomery rs.
iins thl, aud the news We publish to day oicia.
! sei. OF what not, from rAy ors headluartsrs
Meridian, under date Of April goth, IA undoubtedly
. incre fun0r there, embodied in letter from
officer to some ofa this Hd', and As snch cnti
tied no credit whatever. II u absolutely aud phys.
lc-y impossible thgt any inislig-nce oi reliable
character should have reached Meridian from John
slUnH army, by the lime mentioned.
Tho report from Yankee sources 81 the so called
contempt ed armis,ics between Johnston and Sher.
man, and the particulars Of It. n equally open 70
doubt indeed the credit give IL ia very far short
Of belief II 10 not In accordance with ecu. 10. john
sun's character 10 the rst place. aud in the second
place Il would not be tolerated by his army, COM
posed 1t is OF the most devoted soldrrsi in the ser;
vice. Thay will, II seems TO Us, neither compound
with the enemy, nor desert the President.
Eut II Il ware truei shows how malignant 10 the
Washington administration towards he people 4.
ihcr" Sliltd. ailoNiuB 'H'u1 W eonle
back peaceahly into the Union 10 not 10 be consider.
ed for u moment. They must DO whipped back. not
into citizenship but into slavery. That is the temper
with which this reported armstice is reported to have
be received. This 10 chs least TO whie W. In.
yiIrt. God help those who willing TO accept a..
To the President all look both there and here.
by his advice will all BE- governed. As long a. Ia
stands firm ut the helm, SO long will all the crew
stand to their duty shonld no be obliged to yield 10
fate do not yet con -nplate, then 1t will remain
for the citizens and soldiers there and here stand
united upon Whatsoever ground they take, and thus
give weight TO themselves and impOrtahee TO their
demands. This duty is so plain, that man Of
Der rejection can doubt It,
II has become the fortune of this that tho army
and people Of Texas are now spectators Oft, and
able to do yhing but stand sad observe the
cfcventS IT may become hs!r duty bear the erunt
OF H. and ifso, hope and believe they will be found
true to their religion Above sll let be nsled by
no report not well authenticated. report 90 impor-
tant rs that OF tho agreement between Johnston and
Sherman would haye had tho endorsement of the
Federal Secretary Of War, If true That It lacks this,
makes IL mure than probable that 1t has fouuda.
ton.
~ ~ 4 n - ne "
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-05-11

Hss-A gentleman from Tyler, who left tina. place on
sunday last, that just before he left dispatch
was received. giving account Of great battle ha
was Tough, about the last days Of April, between
Johnston and Sherman, continuing through four
days IN which the latter utterly defeated, with
tho loss 900 prisoners 80 pieces Of artillery and
his army scattered. This more reasonable to
us than the Yankee dispatch Of Johnstons seeking
terms of surrender.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-05-11

Ssrwe wsh Nsspld ind on 70 pnhl,'h al b.
rsJ. r,.of na nag. anon; he rNIs "a 'Aii d'gsi
mat siher the erRlian Of he heu' u the al o.
Eirhm nd ahd n lrr Of Gvn, L." They ~ be
colal,u. 81 h. liOp u. sp'r', and the rs'o'u ish'
uplfrntly urrAlhca splril ul rsiHshec ani e Tfn'
n,Eor, iha Wunll well L. initiated ny he p""l lom
home, The ,ablra are ,urn-i-MrtneEly Il was The
haiti u those at home 70 have mss' m's'ihs' and
pa. resolutions ;-now the seld.vgs bnc ss"n ~ 10
hand. and vo ,pok for tho s-s' results from g.
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MARRIED.,

At the reside OF the brides mother, in Dallas
county, on Wednesday Nering, May Sd, 1865, ly tho
Rev. Nm II. HucHTs, Mr. ". NJ. FRY. of Shei mar,
Grayson cuunty, and Miss SARAH q. ARMSTRONG,
Of this county.
AS-We acknowledge the receipt, with the above
notice, ola generous supply of biidescake. Nay the
happy couple have long life Of " dded bliss.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-05-11

A correspondent, of the y. o. Picayunc,
dated "Off Mouth of Red River, April 2S,
~, P. NJ, says: ..
Il learn That Col. Sprague has arrived
here from LIEUT.. Gen Grant, with terms %
propose to E. Kirby Smith for the surrender
Of his forces, and that when application was
made 10 day to Col. Ignatius Szymanski on
the rebel flag Of truce steamer Gen. Hodges,
lying at Hog Point, for permission to 90 up
TO Shreveport and present them, he refused
10 grant it. 1t was intended TO send Colonel
Sprague up Red River on board the United
States steamer Lexington to-day, but Col.
S1ymaoski vas very probibly aware that
the Webb was commirg out of there this eve-
ming. and for ths' reason refused TO gave per-
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To the PEOPLE and ARMY OF TEX.
Ax.--CITIZESS and SOLDIERS.
HEAp.QUAR1gs DisTRIcT Oh texas
NEW MEXICO AND ARIZONA, ,

Houston, May 4, 1858.
The nsws which reaches us from the East, though
wanting confirmation, and in my opinion, entirely
untrue, is such as to make even U1uro sacred Than
ever the obligation which is every soldier sud ev.
cry citizen to perform h!s whole duty.
Citizens, encourage by your patriotic example your
noble Texan soldiers in performing their duty SOL.
dere, stand by your yenersted aud illustr0ns Prer
dent in his ,isor npes, and above all. present to
your foe united, firm snd driant front. and to the
world the spectacle Of army Of citizen noltcrs de-
ternned under all circumstances to b. true TO their
duty he faithful TO their beloved coDfrdsracy, and
ready At any moment 10 put down drpredatora on
their innocent and traiiors TO their
country, who seeab every N ,srs to under mine yoar
fidelity
The path ofdu'y snd the path Of intrrcs. Is here,
It Ia every the same. Let all good soldiers
exercse their weaker coErsdes the moral inGn.
euce which the good and noble always po4scss
Soldiers give to your officers not only your oneial
obedience, but your cordial moral support.
We have immense power In our hands. Let Us
wi-ld it, ia both homer and interest dictate; thus
commanding the respect Of our armies, securing orr
own rights and preseTrJ public order and decognm.
Cone what may we will thus be true to our cooIs and
10 the interests Of the great state OF Texas We are
whipped. and NO usatt"r what ovsnts may trans
piro elsewhere, recoee that ICE neper viii Dc phiPped
]. EASKHEAD MAGRuDER,
MAJOR General Commanding.
EE'The Houston papers hsvs received New York
dates late the I'D, New Orleans to the 25th and
Havana to the 9sth of April, broush. by blockade
runner which crrivd a. Galveston, on the Cd inst.
Am ing The passengers we're Com. Leon Smith. the
iamily of Gen. Walhrr, several officers of navy
AID other distinguished persons. The Houston pa
pers extract largely from tho Northern papers.
On the I'D Of April, Mr.. Seward and HIS soa Ere l..
were improving .---Gcn. II. w Halleck has assumed
command of the Department Of Virginia, lfanker,)
with headquarters At Richmond.---ThsN New York
World Of the sOth sayH It ia not only possible but
highly probable, tina. Cen. Johnston has escaped.
With his army intact 10 Georgia, where the Conicdn
rates would make their next stand. The Yankee "a
pers generally .inguarly client in regard to John
stcn ---Grant's army has returned to Richmond and
Petersburg, accou, of tho difficulty af obtaining
supplcs.-.-The Yankees report that Gen Lee has
expressed his Intention tn reside for the present At
Mr.. Hill CARRIERS farm near City Point. Va.
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Es-1ho Houston Telegraph editor has seca 1t.

s6-Tho Houston Telegraph editor has secn Ii.
Gorhani, just returned from California He repre-
ssnts Mrs Albert Sidney Johnston, as living in San
Francisco, with a family four childrsa and in
much reduced circumstances. She ia keeping board
ing houae in that city, aud 10 devoted ever To the
South. Jack Hays is sill in California, so closely
watched that he cannot come away. Lit Gorhsm has
served some three years in Pri es army, afterwards
went pryateerng, and canc near getting well arm
I'd and manned privaerr out TO sea last year. He
narrowly escaped capture, and afterwards remained
some time in San Francteco.
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p5'Capt. W. C. Veal ofparson's Brigade writing
from wsllsceS Prairie Grimes county, to the Calves
ton Christian Advocate, says that "hreo hundred OF
that Brigade had pros.sscd religion within few
weeks" The Brigade is composed ofthe l2th (Par
son's) 18th (Brgsde) Goth .(GGrlry's and Morgan's
Regiment Of Texas Cavalry.
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TEocGzDrvGs or MASS MEETING IN HARRISON BRIGADE
Upon notion of Capt. NJ. D. Herring, Brgader-Gen-
aral Harrison was appointed Chairman and l.. TAI
!ax gs-ge.ary Gen. Harrison, in a brief eloquent and
Erumc3 address, xpsinad the objects Of the meeting
ahch 50 3 received by The soldiers with marked feeling,
sympathy and interest.
upor action of Capt. Herring, committee Of eight
l nppo.ated By the chairman, consisting of Capt Her.
ring md Surgeon Wallace of the 18th regiments Col
TAos T. Tucker and Capt. W. G. Rector, of the 18th
E,rmel.; Major W. NJ Peak and Capt c. j. Church, of
The 5lst giment; Lieut.. Col G. " Merrick and Major
IlNa Suck, OF Merrcks battalion, to draft rcseu-
lions oppressive of the feeling Of the Brigade in refer
gnce 10 late disasters, After short retirement the
committee reported through their chairman, the follow
Jag:
I7 mako known TO our friends and families at home,
mo- the citizens generally of the State Of TeXas,
feelings ID determinations in this crisis of our coun-
uv, he rank and file and officers Of BrigaderGen-
oval j. b. iarrisons Br gad. in Mass Meeting, assem-
bo1 a amp Rogers adopted the following resolutions;
6,soi.ei That faiti in the righteousness and
ia g sUrress Of cause has been shaken by late
geversc- but that thereby nerved TO higher
and haer of duty. of discipline, Of endurance,
paon, and Of danger in order to secure the bless.
inc I .y oursclres and 10 posterity and OF
srj.rrdeucc to the Confederate States Government.
p. Ga5', ID, That not suhjugatcd, and that we
.r q. e. be while we have leaders civil AMI military,
i-rr' and true men united with arms their hands
~ y .errincd be FREQ.
g.c'- d. That the soldier who now talks Of "icser-
hs .oors1 treathes treason, imbecility and
- Dated breath, anu mat the one VINO dpe5 90
'sr. ~
G.ys a. That we pledge our words and our sacred
bora .roong the struggle through veal or wo, until
ctarg auH indie pendence is acknowledge b. our mer-
rlesr end unpFncpled foe; until our lenders, in
-elr w~ ave undated and unboun ted confidence or
der re g ound our and return 10 our homes.
. r.r. l. That avewing trus; in an overriding
Providence guide and from the hands of our
.aa-. Old lis hour Of peril pledge ourselves to our
ar... arms, throughout, the length and breadth
re tl.'deracy, TO yield not to the syren voic" Of
.es,g he nsdious ylsper Of admission and deg
.it...i arti honorable peace is Dguered, or we
aHe tisf ID by lawful authority.
W.fh ~ pertinent remarks from the Chairman
rase'li. submitted and unan mousy adopted.
tu ustiaa-ResOlssi, Thst the papers in Houston be
..tl.seJ . publish The proceedings Of the meeting.
-l aai hl papers Throughout Tie state be requested
r. -.Is Ihe same.
on r-..i7- the meeting Adjourned.
las. Z. HARRIsov Chairman.
-AH. -u-ET. Secretary
Gao e, April "a, 1865.
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We learn that mass meeting Was held in the Erp-
resenIatiyr Hail. vi the capitol at Austin. on the I'd
inst, which largely attended, and addressed 1y
10y Attorney General Tarvcr, Col. Juo. Burke, Col.
Crisp, shelby. (Mo) Brigade, Col. Clark and 9th
ors, aud resolutions passed expressive Of the
fcnse OF the meeting on the late that have
helalcn our arms, in Virginia
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Che lalIas 9etala.

T.RNS-- Ol- r.. Y, poe ahunn,, Fual DullAr,, pal'
,u.r Ia alvsReoi aorirI pFrlnd ia Pf"lofiioil,
NDvEkTIstSd--Ou, Dollar yer tqaaTe of ten
In br 'r,,, gEia siEa ype) or the hf7t iR,ssI!on
AT ~ crHis hr each Subsequent in.attioh,
WAra., ~ pvluure Of any Kind MAJ W can u'r
,SB s., 'ar Lost market pis,, .1T al dues - ;hi' Of
ace.
LsSOsT sAsysr hir announcing o candidate 1r
ssis Or pi,ircI ocr. /, so. aud for County Pre-
inst oihcrs 81, payable Invariably when the an'
nounc -tnent Il made.
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RELIGIOUS NOTICE.

We are requested 10 give no,icr that Elder J W
TLREEL will preach at Pleasant N"N School Room,
On saturday before the hrW SUnd,, so luu" nrEt, On
What is The Gospel Church" aud On The Sunday
following ON who are proper Commandments a. the
Lords Table" Services to commence AZ II O'Clock
a, VI. each day. Al! are invited to attend
f3T:3wl
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nfS-Heavy rains fell here on Friday night last and
on Sunday. Yesterday morning the sky was again
overcast, aud drizZling rain prevailed most OF Tho
DAY. with strong North wind. In consequence
thereof the river is again Mp pretty high, and the
roads propOrtionablS bad
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-05-11

cTRAYEU,--From ihc undersigned, Sstur.
y day nigh ls,, At Five Mile Creek, large sorrel
Horse, blind, and has bow round his neck. with
bell attached Supposed TO have gone towards Ian
cas- err. Twill give $40 Reward fur his recovery and
delivery TO me In Dallas. l.. LOUIS.
knrii 17th--35 IT.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-05-11

GTOLEN from the subscriber. lir-
~ ing III l-s North Of Dalias, a lnrgr BAY ORE
blaze fac :, aim built hind foot whi,e saddle
marks sore back, branded with the lef shoui-
der will pay $40 for the delivery ofsaid horse or
s.a, for ,hief and hor.e--- \. CRANE
Dallas May 4, ls66.-30:5tf
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Es-Wc publish in another column, the eloquent
address OF Gen. Jo Shelby, to his Division of Mis-
souri troops II breathe! the spirit Of resistance to
the last. that should animate the soul ofeyery South
ern man woman and child.
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nis- We ar, under obligations to our friend, Capt
W. l.. Murphy, just returned from Shreveport, for
papers as late as the 9th inst. Also to c-pt e. Ellis
C0ombes, for like fivors.