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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-06-08

.iiif,., .i.. Dab. 4. .uu dr,or'lls lFEipIm tr'a,
W lav. la Tho Slate ~ O. Sis unier The inriHirllpn
OF thi, draud IiTlsc-.E a fiinrfAsptfflhAftp -.
a., Nhat an army ~ g,ud aul ir1r ns9n TOR ne
onforeeln, n, " las ani dId"rl What boat l'nund
,e-ihrr hy tho mn.l tacrsi ii- AMI prplnplsd 10 ae'
tion ~ tho sane hish and linly ihWls'rl WA
hr,ad al over tho Nhple Ian 90 ihsy ore. 'ou'
blne oar sni al iaf Tho good a.! npt ld,,d ooHaiN'
IT. W. lta,h vur kilow.eiacni Iaslr dniy 10y "xaui'
he, and Ne eau preserve order "a e'riy sfl OF ho
STATE,
Tyory nnn has ul'usucc In The circle " his he'
anainiirtss. Let u. cIrru,i u. thai ny idiHE our
cuiy "thc hupur glory and repnls, ion y the na,s.
;.on, nav 10 irNlg ef,alllshc', aud Tue Nsg!1 az
large eu!iYlhvel % it, god tnscla.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-06-08
sot.pIrRs AYD FELLOw CITIZENS.

HiDI.Ultiho. AM T =" Oh'N"'.'~'
The crisis that hasnow come upon us de-
mands that we should look well and .care-
fully 10 the scenes fhich lie Immediately
bciore us. There can now be no doubt con-
corning the surrepler of all the armed for
ccs Oh the East bf the Mississippi River,
shioh renders thgcondi,ion ofatihire, when
Joined with the sac OF the army In 'h's
Departments az Zen, Forrest says, hopeless.
How painlml ihij is aud must be to all those
who have fought, b'ed and suffered hard.
ships that no troops, ever before passed
through, no totgpe can tell ana no pencil
fully paint in What way aiiour toiis ana
al fTerinys have failec to secure the bless
tiugs. of IN ind pendent and free govern,
meut. no mortal can. or may now. tell, and
it conld NOT better our condition did We now
know = but let us nerve ourselves to the du-
ties which are now pressing on our atfen-
non, rs the only course that can give peace
and prosprityto ourselves. and happiness
and security 20 our children. That tina
NAV he done, let NE esk you, by oil the sac
rifices Won have so willingly made, by oil
the memories of the mary heroic and glo-
rious deeds of the past, and by all the dear
md deeply cherished interests involved Ia
your future conduct, to use all your intiu-
ence, exert every power of your being to Sc.
cure ALI without regard to class, the full
enjoyment of every privateoand personal
right that belongs to free men end noble,
! heroic women. By this course we must Sc
] cure ourselves from the worst of all evils,
civil discord, and show ourselves willing 70
receive the order of things which Gen. For
! rest SAYS it 10 honorable to receive and mag
1 unanimous to bestow. Let, then, all attempts
to infringe TIE right of private property,
nd ul threats against the persons OF any
individuals come now, even now, to an end,
and leius consider ourselves bound togeth
err by the ties Of common interest and by
the suiierings of common cause. Should
there be any hungry or naked, they will be
1 fed and clothed, and ifnny sick, they shall
I be iniuisteled to; and for one, ] will share
kmy,ast crust with the soldier and his fam
lis, who has done his duty to himself and
his country in these trying times. A's
\ Com /, then. friends, and let us bear ono
anot,.ers burdens. and cheer each other in
all the trim is thntare before us, and per-
haps, at no distant day, we shall be happy
in the possession and enjoyment Of oil that
is dear to nmrtals, tsthe right of life, liher-
tyand the pursuit of happiness"
As your friend and brother,
l am yours truly
-l 49, se ia6 A POOR REFUGEE.
b -. nx,.s Az on JSGE .4 1fH a.Hr 1917 q
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-06-08

ss5+ We publish in another column, tho
Proclamation of the Governor, ordering an
election for delegated TO q State Convention,
and also for the meeting OF the Legislature
in extraordinary session, on the 9th of next
iaouth. The election for delegates to the
Convention will be held throughout the
State on the 18th inst, and the Convention
will meat a. Austin on the 10Th Of July.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-06-08

ETA fcw weeks ago copied paragraph from
the Austin Gazette, noticing sugar mill made by
Sies5rs Sriifiths Allen Of Austin, in which
ror oceGfre (which we requested to correct. 1t
vaB stated that the mill of horse power and
wcud cut eighteen gallons Of Juice per hou, 1t
choul1 have read hundred and eighty gallons per
hour. Quito difference.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-06-08

sEgsIha Aut,h Qaae % Ahi.' way -5'l,
Gays; -
sThe h 'ormation from the Rio orlando
shows a brisk action by Col Ford q com
mhnd. Private adviccs from there 10 ,he
Iurh msi.. cay tnat 1856 Federal priscners
hul nrrivsd. al Brownsvllle, among than
two ueplews Of Jno. IIancock and Andrew!
Horne f,rmelty VI Auatin, who was seri-
onsy wounded, There we're also 'wo U. 81
Gags, army accou,rcmen's Ac, taken.
'rhe further infornniion hsa been "
ceived here from individuals direct frfn
Ma anoros, that the French Chnmberjof
Deputies have voted 80 wsr vessels tnd
100000 men 10 sustain Msxlmi!!.sns sem
pIre. .,,I .-.e.tr.s .....F
Fnoa. THE Rio GRASDr.-The foll)wlng
IL iakea rom the Ranchero Extra, y May
ll,h, dated in Tie field, May 18TH fd ad.
dressed to Capt, L, Q, AldrichJ a. A.
Genl.-- r.-ls.T Asa as IL -.t
weat ael;ed he enemy, about so strong
this evening, ut g p. NJ, and droy him In
a confusion eight miles, killing AID wound
inl about thirty, and capturing about eighty
prisoners. with many arms, AM v cout O.
meats. Owing TO the scattered condition
of the men, y halt was, orfred. Capt.
Carrins,oa's command comingnp, he was
again attacked and driven within one milo
of }rn,os, when darkness pYan. end TO the
pursuit. Hal not our artillery horses bro
ken down, we wonld, doubtless, have cap
tured the whole command fs.erf
cannoi speak TOO highly OF the sagao,ty
of Col. Ford, and Of the gallan'ry OF MS
command. Our loss fouI or iye severely
wounded. wedii not hive 800 in 'he night,
large numbers not having arrived.
j. L. SLAUGHTER, Brig, Gen. Cong
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-06-08

NEW Yopg, May c. The Government has
gt,en mp The experiment OF supporting the
.biacksatihe freedman s village atsArlington
Work isofIered 10 all willing tolabor at usual
prices, and reniiseharged them iorihoir ten
eulenisat four dollars per month. aAll.inea-
pablo oror INV ling 10 accept these terms
aieto. begemoyed to Masonic island, near
GeorgefoYn. tfrs rsie 81 y e. siitis
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-06-08

BOZ For the past three weeks we have had
Dry, ward weather. The gardens ARE parch-
lag up, and corn is beginning to need rain.
Tho wheat crop is being harvested; the
farmers are all busy, and, as far as We have
Acard, the yield is 9 very fair one. In some
places IL this county the rust has seriously
injured the wheat, but generally, We believe,
the crop 10 very good.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-06-08

,S~Large numbers of soldiers have pass
gd through here during the past ten days,
going home, and we are pleased to see that
wi,bou, exception they are quiet and or
dcrly in their department. They have been
Kindly and cordially treated end entertain
CT BY cur people generally.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-06-08

Ladies' hoops are mado Of silver in Paris, in
stead of steel. Women so excellent, that were
their hoops of gold, aud We're those hoops twice as
largo rs the larses, that used, the would
sti be centers Infinitely more valuable than the cir
Giles that should surround thsn for COLDS worth can
be estimated and stated while wrnan's cannot.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-06-08

E5 See the announcement Of Capt. ". G. Veal of
Parsons Regt. Texas Cavalry, for Lieut. Governor.
We have also received correspondence between tho
Captain and he officers and soldiers Of his Brigade
in which he il solicited 10 become candidate which
We have in type, but u 10 nnar0ldably crowded out
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-06-08

E1.3-We received no papers from Houston
Of anywhere else, for ten days. upt' Sunday
evening last. On that day we received full
files, nearly as late as due, from which we
extract all important items
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-06-08
We nprAnlaENr, MAsnINato


wAA npPAnlgEST, WAsnSaroa, Asy lt.
70 MAJ uEs, DIX; ~
The following dispatch las Just been re'
celved from Gop. Hilscn mn onnclng The
oaptnc Of J,G Devis md lis slaG hy Col.
g.itohH.I, OF The IN M.ohifsn cavalry.
Macs, Ga, Mhyl2 h, II, A.s
90 b, Gen, Grapi and ii Ron. See. Of Har'
have The homo 10 rcport that a. day
hreak, or the morning oil tho lJthinsi, Col.
I'ritohard, commanding the ilh Michigan
Cavalry, captug JSa. Davis, together " th
John Rcagau, Postmaster General, Col. liar'
rispn, LSecrctary, Colonel johnson, Abide
camp Col Morris, Con- Lubbock, Lieut.
hathaway aud others. Col PrioAard sur.
nriscd 'heir camp Trcviavlllc covnty, Ca
70 nudes southeast Of this place. They viii
be here 10 morrow might and will be for.
wurdsd uudcr strong guard without, delay
TSisnedl J. II. WILSON.
Brew. Maj. Gen.
fSispcd1 +. ~. STANTON.
Secretary Of War.
will send You further news during the
day, another flag oftrnce is expected 10 80
out TO day. The blockaders did not MAKE
u demand for the surrender of this plaec--
the object Of the truce being 10 send in pa
rolled prisoners aud passengers. Our pa
rolled iisoners inform me that IL WAC tile
general belief at New Orleans that Presi-
dcpvDavis gave himself up voluntarily AZ
ter learning that he was charged with COM
plicity in the assassination of Lincoln.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-06-08

We learnifron,s the Ky. Herald Of 29th
nit. ,tba, the Freuch chamber of Deputies
have refused to " ithd IN W their troops FROM
Mexico by. syotesof 22S nays to 10 yeas
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-06-08

NOTICE Letters of a dministra-
IN tion having been gran ed to L. ilancork ly he
Probate Court of Jack County, on the 9Th day of
March, 1865 on the estate ef Nancy W Spear laie of
said county deceased, this is notify all persona
h wing dlaims against said estate 10 present then,
within tho time presc ibed ty law and a. iore NV
idg said estate will make Immediate payment This
21lh day of April, A. D. 1865. L. HANCOCK X
(39:Gw. Administrator.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-06-08

Wilmington, N. C.ahas been in high ex-
ciiemeni in anticipation OF an attack by the
ebel ram Steuewai.s si,i iebrf ffti
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-06-08

,IlIE , AsE.OF rExAs. { Az fsos.rs oovHr-To
JoHSss CovSTr. ! lJuSE AtRrs is,e.
CtEs W. 90 OK, Adm'r. ofths esisie of ycnn Y.
tiIion praying Partition and dfstrba,foa OF sale
estate. and having also flrd his fr al exhibit -,
THIS is hereffr regify all persons interested 70
sd estate to he aud appear az regular term OF our
aid Court to- be holden in the Town Of Bnchanan on
the last Monday, the 25ih day. In June. ltc3s when
and WHERE said petition win be acted upon.
Given under my bard aud seal OF the
County Court Of said county. al buchanan,
/ Juno let, 1865. G.. ~ E4Atlt
INV lsesixsl cirrk 6 , 2. IeE
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-06-08
COHOOL BOOKS, School Books

&UHUUL BUUhS, SCHOOL BOOKS
~ have just receised, by way Of Maaniorns and
Havana, alarge addition to my sock OF school oks
Nv stock Is much larger, and my assorim Mt more
complete, than since tho war commenced. anu now
pypared 10 MI orders from nounry Dealers Teachers
aud others for School Books. Te those who hny 10
made. u JAMES BURKE.
Houston, May is. las5-39it.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-06-08

MAscSle--At called cenvocation of Mas
ter Mssons, held at Houston May 10Th, 1865,
u. which Past Grand Master L. ". Taylor
presided, and Geo II. Bringhurst acted ns
Secretary. the following address was offered
sud read by tho Committee OF Holland Lodge
No. /, and tho same was unanimously APP
proved and iopted. 1t il signed by large
nuInher Of prominent Masons:
; ADDRESS TO TIE MASONIC FRATERNITY IN
~ TFIAs.
Z. q IA q ?. and 4. Masots in0.e stute n 7Szas:
u 3aETuRss-The peculiar circumstances by which
tod eiirselyes srffounded--as neglIbois-as sui-
..eh brefhren-induce Us 10 rriuiud you VI sons
be Important duties i'm umbeht upon Us all as good
lis iFuo. ~ sr lf ~
1nr irrihren who arc at home, would say rc.
z hat you are i,- quiet and Ieacrabie cit
be strong aud determined law and order
l'y ssur .SRRl'ir. aud personal devuii'n to pro-
riyste properly frn laxlrss drprcdaiipn--to
The spread OF Decentralization. aud TO ine'Icaie,
= &C. aui practice virtue. s.To assist, protect and
4 the wid, and orphan +" T; project the pour,
sjiniuister TO The necessiiies Of the weary. way
sairr, mshe returns from the sronvs rf his la L
and his izb0r-. take him by the hand. aud teach
- 10 bccaiaa champion OF the right nnd pursue
~ Frasefi avocaiioua Of iilc--ilmi he may advance
fruai-fiiy and personal happiness. Forget not
$50 srtai D. raj frrtcpts which have been TAUGHT You
AEs,4ss ~ In. rss0ns Of our fathers lcf charity,
tg-ial,h u md Boihrriy 1--we be widely difu-rd-
To orr iitiiren Who are III the army. We would say
20 sufset nj. that Masons aud good men, We aTv
sspshi go % true 20 our government. aud jast 80
car country gBd "tVfaiieiifiy submit 10 your sue-
f.ors ~ auiiory" To be guilty Of 10 act of which
.-lr isorld e ashamed. IL committed ~ yonr sWn
hon-r, 49, A the pfrsGnce Of fhoec who sre uearsss
aud 5e.rr 20 yoa On u>rih. To countrnanco 40 in
f1h-fdinrf OF IaHiiuous conduci, rsmeu, her
fnr last ths quslihcsfions Il good soldier this
rhlractefisiics which popsftute true Mt-on. pa
ifiIi arc Erntlrr~n. keep your hands and con-
f-ee e r'1n AZ epsisfsinsions aud unlawful IN
drrc., a. when fon return 20 your houts. you
uls5 1lse; sur families, yc-sr brethren and som
ifsut - - pure and nusuiiie ~hen ysu III them
eae hl.ne with the full eos depce that yo-r hap
rif till le enlsrced By the open -hAadsd woicurns
sifh atict rou viii be received. aud The oonscieus
a-se le.fag uanfully performed Jqor dHiF whit
llrl ltlain a. y0nr post serving faiflfclly. De-
i.ii.t yos otteTs protecting your Interests Al
.-sais ~ sour rrscrpt and example. inspire yaui
.slr4 tlllisrs vifh deternliIaiion ~ cicerlal y
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-06-08

All she glory has mo- departed FROM isre-
al, nor all the from the conlederacy. Lis
ten 10 the Shreveport News.
Ten thousand dollar. is a arge sum, but
We have all spenia sun lner
Twopinis make aquart, but two bits make
q quarter.
Indemnity for the past, pay up. Secnri-
e. for the future, pay down.
Twelve clpek P. NJ. Is night, but saitpe-
ter is nifcr.
Queen Elizabeth was good Bet, but play
Al monte aud ycnIre better
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-06-08

VSEN thousand Pieces Piano Music,
n among which some late and yatriofic. Price
ten cents per page. Bent by mail post paid.
Iae.it - M JAMES BURKE
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-06-08

CLATES and State Pencils-Alfsi-
~ SEES ard qualities. in suf 'irn qnanfi,i.. to sn
MY the State. [3altl JAMES bUhhE.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-06-08

by. slurily to lr is,n,d
Gen. Candy has issued AN order warning citizens
within liz command agansi ATTY action az assembling"
under lie i of The so-ciillcl 'tofnorr ~ III Tue
casc of Gov. Clark, oi Missl-sil'p who has called
meeting Of the Legislature of 'ni Sia'e.
- + .-----s - rr----'
Sn.cs, correspondence of Flaliss Galveston Bnllc:r
HAVANA. May lS.--it is the general i'm
Or ssion here that the Trans. Mississippi De-
parimeni will continue The war in alliance
with Mexico AMI France, and blockade run
ders will make their preparations accord
ingly. The grand Mexican emigration
scheme started in the Northern states unier
the leadership OF Gen. RoScncrapz and The
Mexican General 0rtega, and the fact that
both these G, ncrals have been in conslllta-
ton with the Federal Presidents and CDbi-
net have alarmed France, and she is making
warlike preparations ID sustain Maximislah.
Belgium, whose sovereign is the fnther-in-
law Of Maximilian, is also said to be arming
Latest accounts from New York, estimate
the number of discharged soldiers that re-
ported themselves DESTROYS to join the Mex
lean tilibusterng expedition at from 10000
to $4,000 men.
! The ram Stoncwall is here, closely watch
! cd by several Federal frigates and men-of-
war, outside the harbar. The ct her day the
commander Of the Federal feet sent TO tn
Captain General demnn,lto deliver mp the
Sionewnll The reply was that the Stone
wall was entitled to The game hospital ties
and nrivilcres in Spnuish waters as u. S.
vessels Of war, and that an attempt TO take
her would be resisted here by the Iorta and
the Spanish navy, l.
Special to the Houston Telegraph
GALVESTON, May "A, 1863.
The steamer Dcuhpigl in coming in last
:, - ..l ,r A - ~, rh,ruel
h'eht, ran h9ro''nu " wv, " '-"''' - ,
Fort Point. At daylight TINS ln0rnlhS the
blockad,rs oncnet fire on her fro m three YES
1I. hont ,l;r,,. .hots 1--WE lnuncb
selS, hrihE ABOUT .hr'9 e"''a'
es were sent out from one OF the biockhuhG
vessels for lie purpose of boarding the
steamer but as they approached within a
bout 3ul wards the crew of the Denbcigh set
her on fire, md at BAN took TO heir hoa'a,
escaping to Bolivar Point The launches
then returned to the fleet
Flakes Bulletin published the following
official correspondence:
HEAD QUARTERS DErrxcrs OF GALvtsfos,(
My 12d, isp ., ,,.,l
!In - nm i,,sir,c,rd Ly Mi,.r General Magrudr
commanding District Texas g.., TO say Tia he de-
slrys lo"n neFSa',a" WIN ,G rrd III cnmis
.in"r he sent 10 New rI'ams hS steamer IF m Ii,
dee as soon as may be nj er Tuesday, the I'D inst
have tie h"n" To-. to be; liza, ,.,t...-.
WY 'stsnpEi SMITH e,i Cnm'inanainr.
= Us. ssrANrr iury JACK, on.
og Guiresl"i,!, T'xas, Ma, y, IS ~
Gel AstSd sal'h' eoHaa"a"g D,sac's e oSs.s Co.,,
49, ny " ~ y, =. , ~ H. +; ,r,,, m,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-06-08

VNyEBSTER'S ELEMENTARY
w SPELLRs and NJ GUFFYS HEADERS all
the numbers. A full supply. JAMES BURKE.
i3galt.] te
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-06-08
Y.ATER.
Capt. ?. Ellis c,Omb' iu't RETAINED from 'iapiiors
h, kindly handei rs Galveston srWHoi the ~ in'
num Nh.eh wo take the f,llowlng;

Cant. 2. Ellis omis Iu,t rr,urpsd from ,iauitor,
h.. kindly handc.i ns G,lss.an srws u the "a in'
4 nom vh.sh No lake the following;
From Flakes Gahr,lan Bulletin, Nay ~,
Tie sieam,irs America, arrl,ei this 'vrnlng from
New orleans, with IL Inrulrl prisoners, ugd SEVERAL
pAssengtTs also Ceu. Davis AMI slall OF ne f-drrNl
army. Communicates wac had with u fcr ~ n'g
o, truce. New Orleans papers 10 Mhy -1ih w'r re-
cri,rl. Tie America passed %" gnnhnHi AN"ha ~
Ihs liver, with our Camm sinnrrS Ia lhstr aha
Smith, On hnard. Among ih' prlNn,'rs "" met h'l'
Dnrns, Major Mangnm aud Tap. Go doe from whnm
Ne lrtrn iiiai q rs M,csnrr and friro W"rr AZ New
urlranr and hal made arrang"n mis- i'r the surrri
der OF the Tran, Mif,issipvi Department nl"h the
,an,r eTms ~ ihusc grnnir 10 G.ns J''linslnh anu
TAYLOR, subject IL the approval 81 Kirby smith,
Gen. ntyi- l. waiting IN beard III" Tug America Ia
receive the ratification Of surrender from eeH h'ry
| Smith,
Mai Mangum lcnrna from, Gen Davis that Two
corps 81 nrero troops hnE rairtl ns PARTON Of
the regular Federal army. which viii hr very afg"
There willl, Lt'. General, Nv" Mil"r brnrinIs'
fifteen Brisaler Generals, Tor The regular standing
United 5. aics army. There are nav ro"ps ~ ronie
10 take y, s,s.i0n of The ports un thr Ella Grindc
frontier Hamilton Il SAID 20 have The appointment
of Military Governor of Texas,
From, the n. o. Times, May "a.
The snrrcndcr Of the army uI tho Trans. MtSslssp,
vi took place yesterday al o'co'k on The 2b,h OF
May. making the fina termination Of The orgnni-rd
resistance to Tho national su hnriiy.
GA the day before the icrnls of ia" surrender were
considered aud agreed nl"n. II was 'h.n determined
To SURF ruler upon the snmr terms u thnsr hrwrrn
Gems. Grant aud Lee, The army OF Gen. Kirby Sn Ii
VIA. represented by 5. D. Burknrr chri uf -al, the
national army by Major Gcn'~ni o,trrhnns: chlrl "i
stan Of Gen Candy. The United ai"s Navy was
represented rs capt Groel,, aching II behalf Of act
ing ar Adura Thai her. aud tart. Foster, 10 be.
half Of Rear Admiral Ice. The officers mentioned
at,e in he Library of the residence Of General
Candy.
The Object Of the ing was ;ha signing OF tn"
term, Il The ,rrrurd,r.' The n "al VIII egiven
to The pubic officially in al order OF MiJ H. Can
BY. sii1rily to hr is,ud.
Gen. Candy has issued AN order warning ciiizen'
within liz command at.ains ATTY action az 'Ssrnbag'
under Ie uc. ia. uf The so-,ard i,crnors, ia the
cas-. of Gov Clark Of Mississippi, who has called II
,nreling Of the Legislature of hal sia,c.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-06-08

CTOLEN from the subscriber. liv-
y ing s mills North Of Dallas, alargc BAY HORSE
blaze FAC, slim built hind foot whiie saddle
marks sore back, branded with On the left -honl-
der will pay $40 fur the delivery OF said horsc or
&c., for thief aud horte. T. 'hANL'
Dallas May 4, 1sl5.-36:6iS
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1865-04-28

eSNegro troops did not take Richmond, after
all the boastings of the Abolitionists. Though
the negroes had been carefully kept out of the
fight, (only one division Of them being engaged
at all, and that on the South side of the james,
tor the special purpose, no doubt, Of being al
lowed to sneak into Richmond by the back door,
as soon as all the Confederates had been with.
drawn 10 oppose the white soldiers of Grants
army, and thus rob the glorious old army of the
Potomac Of the honor of 'ftaking Richmand."
1t seems that the blacks could not be trusted to
enter even city empty of armed enemies, with
out sending forward a few white men to clear
their path of unknown dangers and therefore
the cavalry division OF Gen. Kautz were the
first Federal troops to march into the citadel of
Secessla planting their guldong upon the capi~
tol at o'clock on the morning of the evacua~
ton (Aprl b. The division is composed of the
Fifth and Eleventh Pennsylvania Cavalry, the
First New York Mounted Rifles and the First
District of Columbia Cavalry. These trooYs
are as worthy of the hoHor as the negroes ara
unworthy Of it. The Eleventh Pennsylvania
Cavalry, more especially, has won for itself,
dunng the war, name and fame of which
Pennsylvanians may well be proud Under the
brave and dashiug Col. Samuel P. Spear. tb;s
was known and dreaded by the Rebels
as Spears Cavalry;" and many time have
the ranks of the 'chivalry" dissolved before
their fierce sabre charges like mist before the
sun. Yet, with all his important services. (bav.
ing commanded with credit a brigade, and fre-
quently division, for three years past, Colonel
Spear has never been honored with the we'll
earned star Of a Brigadier General Heis now
lying in hospital, somewhere, suffering froul
the effects Of injuries received By his horse fall
ing upon him, apparently uncared for and unno-
ticed by the Administrations VaUsa SDi74t.