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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-05-11

Aiter the tragic occurrence, an oihcrr coin
mandipg one of the tortiiicatluns cast nj the
city. was hurrying 10 bis command, aet1m,
pani.d nv % orderly; between Lincoln
Lospi, Al and Camp Raney, they came upon
Two men riding desperately. These tSo
turned down lane in which were -four 9th
ers mounted. The officer and orderly i'm
media,cly gave chase and were fired upon,
and The orderly was wounded. The party
pursued rode away ; and escaped with lnose
who were evidently waiting for them.
The Posts Washington special says that
several additional examinations have been
made to-day Of Maryland rebels, bur 1t
prominent mai his been caught yet. An
other cabinet meeting was held to-day,
Thore was conhdeGt hope thar Dooth would
be srrestei before TO morrow.
The Commercial specia! says that It IS
found the asssssins have escaped, and taken
refuge in the mountain fistncsscs across
ihe Pot omac. Fresh developments point to
parties in New York. john Gallagher, VIM.
Farmigan, and Peter Bu Ter, the latter trei'
surer OF the Theatre, were sentenced today
each to elk months in the penitentiary, Tor
utteriug reasonable sentiments.
SHREVEPORT, April 3O.-Otticial informa-
ton this mC rning confirms the destruction
of the Webb, ss stated in yesterdays DIS
patch. Flag of truce leaves this morning
for Hogg Point, by official instructions from
the War Department. All the Yankee prs
oncrs in this Department will be delivered
ut the mouth OF Red River, their exchange
having been effected on the other side.
C0NSCRlPT.
Forrest is safe and effected junction with
Taylor on the 9th. They have jointly oven
twenty thousand men.
Writ Adams fell in with a body Of the en-
emy on the 9th, abou, fifty miles North
East of Meridian after short engagement
he completely routed the onemy--havng
killed, wounded aud captured above four
hundred the balance were dispersed in cr-
cry direction.
Con. Johnston at last accounts was sup
posed 20 have force not less than 8O,OOU
strong, and now accessions are being daily
made. lie is strong enough to protect HIM
self against any force of the enemy now IN
the field At last accounts he was in the
neigborhood of Raleigh, N. G. 1t ia sup
posed that he will fall back in the direction
Of Augusta, in order to be more convenlen'
to his supplies. One object is to effect
junction with the forces under Taylor. Am
munition and supplies are sufficient for any
probable emergency. The state of the pub
/ lie mind on tho other side buoyant and
hopeful and confident Of success.--Nr'cS,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-05-11
Ross TEXAS BRIGADE. From the Cai

Ross TEXAS BRIGADE. From the C's
on, We learn that this brigade crossed tie
Mississi piIi,er in May, 1862, with 400
men. Participation in two hundred and
thirty-tive fights has reduced this number
to 600. Only $50 have deserted and joined
other commands. Tho names oftiFteen bat
ties have been inscribed upon the GagB--
Corinrh and Httohie bridge by special or Ter
They fought as infantry for nine months,
aga n mounted, and passed through the
Georgia campaign, and with Forres; fought
under Hood They have never had fur
Tough. tn ir recordis glorious. tits COM
manded by Brig. Gen, L. s. Rosa, and is
composed o. the 81, 9th TcEas cavalry.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-05-11

CAPTURED Steamers Under this caption
the vickshurg Herald. Of the 18th, says, the
steamers Union and Keota, which eft this
place few days ago TO COUP the iAIoo riv.
er for cargoes Of cotton, we're both captured
by Ross Brigade of Texas cavalry, short
distance below Yazoo City. Both vessels
we're robbed ofeveryrh ing valuable, aud tho
Union, we understand was compelled TO pay
seven thousand dollars to escape destruction.
Going for cotton up streamsinfesled BY re6-
81 cavalry, does not seen TO pay. ihe reo-
els, bitter in hostility as they are 10 the
government, are yet fond Of ils noEoy, aud
require bonus before they vo-li gi7s NJ
tie raion fsres1-.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-05-11

"PAr TIE ARAr.'-Col. W. r. D. Ward
writes to the Msrth.ll Republican that he
will form one Of Eve hundred toRdvance ten
thousand dollars each, or one Of one thou
sand to advance Eve thousand dollars each
towards the payment Of the army. Here
is q chance for people who eomplsin of the
derrd ,tions of the 20 diers, and, who seem
not 10 have taken into consideration the
trisls aud needs men who have been for
years in camp and fisld, in the service OF
their country, viihOuia dime ofpay. That
means considerable, If one will only look
at il 3 little in detail. The old maxim,
she jlst before you are generous might
Just aor DC eAanged ;-te abe Just before
-c- .-s eersor: s-s
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-05-11

E5-The CanhsgratOn at Richmond, on she OTaer.
alton Of that city by tho Contstcrate- il st 10 have
destroyed property to the value Of Sl0oOo,o0o Tho
Yankee accounts aIy tina 100 buildings burned,
lrellting the pr!ncipG, mills, hrtori"s, hanks news
paper oflce., do"ernment works, War Department.,
and three bridges tho Jsne7, nnt one anha:shd
rEuI.
Gen. Sh,pIcy has bssn appointed military Cover.
nor. "Tic fnnciion- of the Mayor and poice have
bern suspended for the present, and miliSry law gov
eang hn city IN liru." Four Of the delivery officers
o he Confederate pOSt-oi'ce who resigned srd re-.
m ! red behind when the Government changed its
base, have h"en arrested, together with Wiley, he
turnkey nf Cattle Thunder, and Frederick Shaifcr,
the Confederate broad commissioner Of the Union
! pri-OLora, and all committed - III" Libby prison
Tho gold and silver coin hrlOugn TO the Louisiana
bInker@. and Recently appropriated by he Confraer
ato Congress. was run down TO tho Dsng!!le tr&in.
aisO the specie of the Richmond banks.
New York plpnrs announce the arrival Of Henry
g. FnGe from Enrop", and say that he took storrsgs
passage in order 10 avoid Mr Scwara passport reg.
uiations, hut This did him. He wa0 sent
up to DiS's hPuiqrGrt'ss and is in the EdridGe
street iail W, suspect that ar. Fo0tc ia suspected
Of working foreign intervention.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-05-11

sen O. Msr.hall, writing to the G,Iresion New',
u-s,a, with many cogrnt r'Hs'a.. the Importance %
4 Convention Of the sIHtc 10 select auaong III" many
caudd.'eS for Governor, tho most suitable man FOE
tho place. W. believe the suFgaiuu good one.
The New, msses the Ell!v~lnS eOumoIis on the sub
igrt;
wo hSv, thought much on the SUBJECT of Col. Mar
sbaIrs article, There are nOS SiH c>Huiiairt before
'ha peopl. announced by their own nuihufiiy hT 'hc
rhrr uf Gu,prnnr OF the ate, aud there viii In All
probability be- more. lnd-ed, We believe IN, rt - M
Doubt thai twO more then will 10 announced amnis
tho mtuy recommended by th'r frlcnls. IL 'hrrs
amy reasonable lruhaliA'y that any oi thr'" WIZ
vi mraw, nurss - convention l. heidi The NOR"
have thought on The subject, the less prosper w
can 0i having The number az candidates t'hue'
hy voluntary Withdrawals. W" prcsam, each con,
sdrrS his chance ~ election quite good ~ thar o
nnv of his competitors. aud II IL natural enough that
each shuud think himsrlfQgi'v ~ well qualified a.
his opponents, r1hll the responsible duties 81 tho
Oh ~. why then SHOULD h. withdraw IN 's'oF o.
othrrE'
At this time, the whole number Of votes IN the
si,ic Is hut about 31os0 A, iho last election ioF
Ch Of Ju.l,e Of tho Sipr'ma urt, o. 81 Roberts rec
&c vel a. 1T AMI James Bell 1928. hs there wns
10 her candidate for that Once, the Whole ro" CIV
IN hem hoh must b. very nsAriy III entire vote
OF the state and there Ia no reason To believe II hha
increased since. We snow that the vote given 10
Judge II was understood TO represent the rrcon'
rucli0n, submission party, or At lrn9 th"'e 'p
posed to src"sGlGn. We slsu knox tha; tn" same par
Al IL they have any reasonable prospect OF success
Any ons IAN what iheiT chances are II the N"io
on ed TO ,trtn Ia any ,lnUlly divided between
.ir or eight cAnlilatps. We have taken much pains
TO ASCERTAIN the strength q the several rnndiiA'ci
nov nut, aud ID ourselves unable to decide when
l. sroug,a' or, indeed, which is weakest. Onr State
10 % large for any TO determne before hand rho
result nf an election Indeed Il IA 70" large 10 he can
ya,s ii by tho arti.atos, Az = general rnlc each
cand daia may hs cIpscIel 10 carry he V"ts OF ~
own srcrion and hence tho presumption 10 that tho
vote would be- much divided fo: any one 20 ob'sia
decided majority over the rest.
Any view take Of he subject fprers Gs to tbs
conclusion that usess convention ID held or some
other means adopted concentrate the popular v0tc
Of the ate. may have Governor opposed TO our
prnsrn government. had when II was inst IN.
angurl ed. To ohYia'P that danger II another r.vo.
Ia ion know of no 0ihor than convention.
l. in only about hrse months to the dsy u! cleo
on and ifa convention l. TO he held, II IL necessary
III Il some measured hOrli BE- tbrn for that purpose,
win ont Iauch delay. Under tho circumstances, It
seems 10 alnnrt necessary 10 concentrate our
votes to dara ths enemy In disguise among US as 10
Concentrate armies Rga'ni the common enemy o!
the country.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-05-11

DRUNKENNESS IN THE AsxY--MIny o.
our exchanges are handing this subject
"withou, gloves" and We are ofopinion thai
to this habit Of drinking to excess, so gen
orally iniuged in by the officers Of our nr-
my, may be traced many OF our most serious
revcrsea thus rendering it subject Of grave
concern to the entire country. To the Judge
nent, prudence and valor OF the officers of
our army 10 entrusted not only the dearest
objects Of OH individual affections, but al!
,ha, nation OF freemen holds dear, then
how sadly to be deplored and bow stcrnly
to 30 Reproduced is that habit which super
cedss calm judgement with reckless impulse,
proper caution with inexcUsahlc r.shness,
and moral heroism with the needless folly
OIL the desperate. Officers addicted to this
vice, surely cannot properly comprehend
and appreciate the fearful responsibility
with which these are charged, and those who
do not are to- ally untitled for the positions
they occupy, and should be at once removed,
end those who still peraiatin the indulgence
Of an appetite that renders them wholly
regardless OF the lives OF their men aud the
interests of our cause, should without hest
tation be cashiered and their names held up
to the honest execration OF hll true patriots.
Militsry skill, past services careless bra
very and bruts courage should not be q
feathers weight in the scale against habit
ual drunkenness. II is mos, dangerous
anil rapidly gaining evil that shonld be
checked By he prompt and vigorou' Gu
forcement of the penalties prescribed by the
laws of Congress, the s,rong hand of strict
military disc plnc and the unqualified con-
demnaton Of every lover OF the country.
Il 10 enough that the lives of our fathers,
sons and brothers, should be hourly endin-
gered, under tn direction OF the clearest
headed and most conscientious leaders; but
when those leaders show by their conduct
that they sre willing to sacrifice life, lib.
erty, and honor at the fsted alter OF bestial
appsti,e, 1t is absolutely monstrcus.
We are aware that the language VIC use
on this subject is strong and calculated to
give offense to many, but We feel it 10 be a
duty to record M unnistakoable opinion in
a matter OF such vital interest to the couu-
try.-Rtadsr,on Tins', Aprii Sta.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-05-11

A detachment, cons sting oflOOmen from
Crumps regiment, under command Of Ma
jor Edwards, passed through here last week,
in search of descrters, and those not having
their papers properly made out. They made
but shorl stay here, aud proceeded 70 New
Brannfes, which they reached on Friday
morning before daylight, having placed
pickctS all around the own before entering
it. Their presence created considerable ex-
citement there, AS every man, old and young
was required to 20 to the court house and
exhibit his papers. Several who had been
exempted under former conscript laws as
mechanics, hut who had to apply under
late laws for details, which had been sent
on but not heard from since, wee placed
underarrcst, and about twenty wel marched
off on Sunday to the camp of instruction in
Williamson county. Tho District Court be-
ing in cessiou on Monday, several writa Of
haoca3 corpus were issued ami seat on sfter
the prisoners, which resulted in about hHlt
of them being given up. What action the
court has taken we have not yet lenrned.-.
Austin Gazette .Ray I'd.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-05-11

CoAsr DEFEScE.--Hefore an audience a.
Chappcll Hill, few days Since. Col. For
shey advocated the position that in Texas,
"thc coast was the true place TO make ou-
lighIs--shoved that The line offour hun ired
miles WAS defcnsible thsre, by watching and
controlling fifteen or twenty miles Of open
coast; and that 10000 mea could re.ist
here an army tha, would cost 10000 man q
few miles interior. General Msgrader WAS
a believer in hat policy, and if supported
by Te1ians, the victory was almost certain >
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-05-11

GB-Mr. P D. Shepherd. OF the South West Tels
graph company, informs tho editor Of the San Anto
nio Herald ',t Tho poles for the Telegraph line from
Houston to San Antonio are up TO Austin, aud that
the wire he go, on, the line will very
aprcdily be put in opcrsi n not only 30 Austin, hut
through Ia San Antonio. We would like o otTnr
Inducements to have he line continued TO this upper
rnI.rtrr
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-05-11

General Churchiils division reached Mar
shall on Tuesday. and as me different rSgi-
ments marched through the streets, precs
led By music, they prescn,i an imposing
appearance. They are composed Of hne
looking fct Ct men, and their appearance
cor responds with tie enT able reputation
they have rss IS vs-..s.s.-E-5s.s!l Sc.
ELt.isss.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-05-11

TuE rnusrEcr.--Our suhIngatlon IL just
ms lar OF nov as II ever was II never can
hc accomplished. Iht"pl ion oi our "'Hest
men aud the popular feeling CONCUR IN Ih's
matter This wa, the common tone Of TIC
speeches OF Gen. Magruder Coionels Car,
ter, Gillespie anu Sydn 4, Gen, pei'ray aud
rt4crs who addressed the meeting in front
the Pannin House an Monday last, Prov
a nee il trying US severely, but every
roke Of the divine rod is making us wi
ser better, more complci people The North
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-05-11

EALyCsT0N Nnr!I INFh, 1910.
Eo NEws :--L"t Major General MRgrudrr immcdi.
aey ia.G" order that any o.lcrr, be his rank or
position what it may who shall hrrsa;tr he guilty OF
N" crime Of drunkenness during tho present cam.
paiEn, -hall ba sumnarily cSshien, and reduced to
the ranks, and my io m il, tho roldiers "e:l sGnd
BY their cg!0rs anl follow min to death victory.
Vol M!L!rIua.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-05-11

The Army correspondent of the Confed-
eracy writing from Augusta, tells the follow
ing:
An incident of battle fought 4 year or
more ago occurred TO my mind to-day on
seeing the regiment to which the soldier
belonged. The man was going to the rear
with his left arm hanging by mere thread.
He had his gun at sling arms and was NOV
ing along the road with the utmost indffer.
ence eating a huge piece Of cheese. Meeting
the Kentucky brigade, he yelled to them
"Go in fellows, we're whipping them like
the dev !, and they We q Il got cheese in their
harersacka1
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-05-11

Texas SUGAR.--Scmc weeks ago we call
ed public attention to the necessity and
convenience Of the manufacture of syrup
and suger from the varieties of cane snitei
TO the higher lattudes of our country.
sam Pile of sugar made by our friend, Mr..
Lansing, near this place, sho En 10 usa
few days ago. This sugar was manufacture
ed from the South American variety ofcane,
and is Of Il light orange color; he crystals,
many Of them, 10 large as q mustard seed.
1t il co a. to any quality Of brown sugar
We have ever seen, and is conclusive on the
point of practicability in making our own
suglr home. We have also seen mill,
which has been made by Mcssrs. GritFe.hs
& Allen, of our city, which We think isjust
the thing for our tarmera 1t is entirely Of
iron put up on the horizontal plan, with 4
vertical driving wheel. 1t is compact nnd
occupies very little space is easily trans
ported, weighing about 800 pounds and can
De taken down in few minutes, and with
but little trouble or labor. II ia a one. horse
ienton of only one person Is gallons Of
ju'c' pr hour. 1t is not liable to ret out
Of fix. and will lnst lifetime. In short,
it is the mill that is go much needed by our
people, ard its cost is only el1j all com
plpie. One of these mills in each neigh
borhool would prove to b. a valuable desid.
ersium. We hope to see our people encour.
age this branch of home industry'-Aaitia
Gazette.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-05-11

The suSreEs Corr, Of Alshsms lately decided :t.'
soldier belonging the Rege.re CosPa staiEcG :ss
.ze cg Esy -sS-s, "a. .s:;!ss 20 tii .GesasGs.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-05-11

ar The following, from the Galveston News, Ia 3
good suggestion. VIC second tine motion, and hope
that T. will be carried:
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-05-11

arsrfSHEp EVERY THURSDAY hoRNiN0'
sY SwINDELLS & LANE.
~ SWINDELLS. j. W. LANE.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-05-11
"Hho would bo f-ea.
Thcm,sivra must strike the blO~ !"

Rally around the battle scnrred and vel! known z
of the nsdcracy, an uphold your State Governtne
in its purity and integri'y--thsrc is othcr hoYe
safety for you and yoars
Like the Spanard, tae aee. vhict Invited .o:.e
has been burned.
Like the horccr Q. SAG Jcsinto IT, exc has ices /.
to the bridge.
Texas 80 far as depcr8a H5 .u ue, aaa'l play go
ovs part in this memorial -agElo Willie Sic reGeg'
the right to protcc hr, own dignity &ui ss5cgi
own authority she a-.l place her. witgo4. s
or limit, in the cau37 Ny whole energies ''s.l %
voted TO the increased Development Of hose resoGs
and to rendering shea available for 81 dcfyAlc
There arc cri,icr cgnjunc,rrcs in TIC history 2.
crea, Nations whea he people mus- rsC in.o -crJl'
or siuk into servs 4sirni:csa, rad nsticGsl d"Esc,
ion Such crisis Is aoR UPON ~. Eua 'his i
presen ted, involving al 0eh6r ifa4cs ccG there
citizen Of Texas, H. Eho5c bosom there bprl' spa
the spri. of manhool VIE will hesitate Fos n as
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-05-11

ssaia urge the rrorence q cur people -claain.ag
uait--vthoui Ii &c as.,her mgis sgt,sss'g.
war nc- honorabe yrsce.
have attemptci 10 r,is, ,c. me p,ta "a vt- duty
md patriotism tould lead us--rurEcd AID ,horuy
though it b. SHAH follow It with ycu eavlsssly to ts
cad
helievr with Gods blessing wc are able te defend
our State aud render glorious service to ;he Coufsd
eraey,uch service history viii adly record Tor tho
encouragement Of hs f.ieI6f Of fresacu and husuity
10 sll time 10 some.
P. MunlAE
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-10-06

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EaIsTER,s OFFIor.

~ NEW CASTLE COUNTY September l4tb 1sg5
oPo the application OF Patrick Kelley Execute. Of
W w ist WI and Testament of Sarah A. Douehsry late
Hundred, IN said County, deceased ii is
s aha directed BY the Register that the Execnoe
oresad give notice of ihe granting Of Leters testasn
upon ihe E,ate Of the deceased, with the date
Wiibin o'SoL by causing advertisements to be posted
g most public places Of the County OF New Caste re-
" aii persons having demands asainst the Estate
W ~ p'ssnt lne same or abide by Act of Assembly IL
~ ia Gahe made and provided And also cause the same
~ e inserted within the same period In the Deawars
W. sVutnal ana Statesman Newspaper published In
"lmlnston and to be continued therein two month";
=, uiven under the hapd and Seal Of Office OF the
l. register Aforesaid at New Castle in Nav tasIjs
County Aforesaid the day and wear above SSit
''"' r. C. FRAIM, Register
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-10-06
HOOP SKIRTS.
HOPKINS

GOWN MAKE" OF HOOP SKIRTS,
Are gotten up expressly meet the of Rsr GLASS
TRADE
They embrace complete assortment Of ALL the EEw
and DESIRABLE Styles, Sizes and Length for Ladies',
Misses and Children and superior all others
In pont Of ofsymmery Finish and durability being made
fthe finest tempered English Steel 6phngE-with Linen
finished Covering and having all the metallic fasienlngs m
moveaby secured by improved machinery They retain
their Shape and Elasticity to the lastand are WARRANT
ED 10 give BETRE sArlsRAeTIoE
Also constantly in receipt Of full lines ofgood Eastern
made skirs at very low prices SKIRTS made to order
altered and repaired WHOLESALE and RETAIL, Al
MAsUFAcroRY and SALES RooM,
No. SIS ARCH Street, above Sixth, PH1LAD'A.
Aa- TERMS CASH. One PAIGE ONLY AugL54m
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-10-06
AUCTION SALES.
FuIyTE. .IIGIIsE TMREE STORY BRioK HOUsl

IuxE THREE STORY BRICK HOUSES
IL AT AUCTION. ~
VIII DO sold at Public Sale, the premises, on Second
,m r1, between Washington and Jefferson streets, on
e story brick dwelling houses and lot situate the
sue OF Second street, Nos. $685. 61i, 5i3, 6i5 and
Sa. petWeen Washington and Jefferson streets, each
se heng about fourteen feet front Second street. and
aso an eligible building lot situate on tbs corner OF
bennington street being forty feet front Washington
sueet % and extending that width along Second about
hnetg gseven feet more or less.
This property Is In healthy part Of the city and near
many Of the large work shops or the city, an will suit
"9rkmen as well as spectators.
Terms at sale PARRELL GALLAGHRR
WM. II. NARR, Auctioneer.
September 10, 1865.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-10-06
REWARDS.

cox REWARD. - WHEREAS, SOME
- 81 person persons entered the counting hoBse
Messrs Wise Il Wedin on the night Of the 2Ist inst
opened safe belonging to me and carried of number
Of paper Of no value % any person but The undersigned
questions asked for their return to JESSE LANE
Wilmington, Sept. 29, ls65.3t
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