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Goherltt11ent SQIeB.
-ARGE GOVERNMENT SALE
Steamboats,, DaYges and ShiuYard


NaaatnEton, D. c. July 10 faes
ne eerp n r. a. Invited .nd YIN b. received
aas I'll 19s a. ,sf sTss T., z
bean e:sses I'd oshtS Igsops1: a ''t-
s!deThes steamer Grant, registered .onn.s,, IN
eidevhee' ssesner Bsunsds, registered tonnage, ~
sidevnee1 steamer Thomas registered tonnage tn
side-wheel steamer Sherman, rrxts.<zed toonsse,
stde-vaeel steamer Wsnastehle, registered tounaee.
sseza wheel steamer Knoxville rrglssezed tonnage .
stde-~heea steamer Dunbar. wreck, registered toa-
oSsssn.~heei sseam9 Kingston registered eoaaAxu.
-. @1n.=heei @ STEAMER Kenesaw. Registered tonnage,
,s ssn~heel te1 steamer Bridgeport registered Tonnage
stssa'Wheel steamer Holstoo, registered tounaxu.
* .ens wheel s:eames Missionary registered tonnage.
pass uSsss 3 a steamer Chattanooga registered toa-
~ ten: steamer Au,nts registered toonaxc
steia'whea steamer Res.ea, registered tonnage ,e
s..sEwheea .sn steamer Lookout, registered sOunse
sswneea tsn: steamer Stone Ever registered tonnaxs
t,Ss Ssn'"aeea steamer cuaeh registered toan,se,
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Is rs Mfsa2s;a'' e. md Saturday Of ~
Pitsbotgh, Thursday of each week. 10 Musa saee.
r'ssys:!11ss rrS'ss;s$y:!1s Tuesday. Aasns. !. ~ Mules.
SsszEs as5s;. aasa.. 6 a2t.Ss g Horses.
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VAUGHN Eliza mf8
Tau A11ct, Martin mrs
Vnndtne C:nITy mrs
Van Nance Vim j NfB
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TIE 5sst and hesi The right article unally; every.
onty !lSes ~ purely ctAbe restores gray hair
y iour Weeks or money refunded. 1t viii do ii cyry
tme. sure POP Thfrc applications viii cure al! ha-
t96Is or the sca1r. AK 3nr NEnsTER's YEGErAHLE
E4it . lST7GotAIoR md don't take my other. For
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VrAKr1Et Gxyz1Al's O1F1cE,l
se.1~, WAsntNG1p1, Z. c. Jnly = LW.
fsspcs! ;ss laTtcd asd WI b feeci1ed At
tic rnrth,so Ent,t ehc dates hereinafter nan=! toF
"as,saSss: su,sklSasss Sasx-st and otaes property.
, 1865-08-28

9molander's Extract Of Ruckn.
Gnrcs diseases Of the Stomach sad Urinary orr,ns.
NhcumatiSM, General Debility. Nopstcs Chfpntc 1;n1.
2s, nsn aud C9tnheons DiseaScs tttce One DoIsr. D.
Agents. iyiHd i3.in1
, 1865-08-28
ONLY 40 CENTS,

And Z An Investment and thorough t-tal docs not
"hacE up" The above statement, tho u1oueT will be
rettEdtd. w Say this knowing It's merits, and fs
every household. ~ -
10 not waste aw9y With coughing. when 80 small IN
pcclable druggist in town, who Win furnish yoa with
circular Of grnn!nH certificates Of cpfea 1t has m1d
90 Sold by druggists everywhere.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-01-26
poy-we learn from The TYLER papers, that

pny-we learn from The Tyler papers, that
supper was gotten up In that place by the
young Indies, on The nigh, Of the Sd inst,
for the benefit OF the soldiers Capis. Doug
lass aud Johnson companies In the army
OF Tennessee The Journal says II vas a
grand ag;nr and wen, oil in tho most pleas
ant manner. Jhe journal adds y.
"a, the Coffee Table We found, that Queen
OF Poesy, Miss Moiie L. Moosc, assisted b.
Miss Nria lrvine-M.ss Patio Irvine.nnd
Miss Julia BoIcn, nj the Cake Table. Miss
Emma Sanford ani Mis- Della DavrnI orr,
had charge OF the Candy stand, ani, for
some reason, we thought il was the swe-lesi
Candy, We had ever tasted. Misses Flor.
.nce smith and Matte lintlsr presided
over the Egg nogg bowls. Father Matthew
himself, that great apostle OF Temperance,
would have yi.lJcI To the All fractions OF that
table. The Nine table, in clnhgeof Misses
kennedy and Moll,e Sanford 5 cne'i 10 10
The ccnlrc.or Observation-Disclosures cAhwbH,
which sparkled in tie Cut-giass, was .cs ps'
ed by The bright eyes oil the you"g iadieS
who dispensed il.
Alter Supper the Joyous occasion was
crowned by music aud dancing. Tbe.ohiy
sigh that was heard or regret expressed,
was occasioncd by The abs nee of the brave
boys for whose benefit The Supper was CIV
en-, Their absence Of four years has only
made them dearei' TO those who loved them
when they fist volunteered, whilst their
devotion and gnllanlry has made them the
pride of every innrt.
The yoliug ladies dssire MS 10 express
their Ihanks 10 the gene Gus patrons OIL
The liberali,y of the citizens
and strangers who aided, will long be
remembered by them, md those
for whou, their labor was expended, The
of the evening were about S2,2W
new Issue, and $50 in specie, aud will he
forwarded to the Companies, by the hands
Of 1t. Bingham, Of The Artillery. God bless
the Ladies'
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-01-26

esy- Capt z. Ellis Coombes, of the 3lst
Texas Cavalry, dismoun'ed, called on US a
few days ago, being at home on a short
leave of absence We were pleased to see
him in excellent health aud flowing spirits.
The Captain has authority from Gen. Greer
90 recruit for his company, from among hose
who are becom ug liable to military duty
under the conscript law, and Is DESTROYS of
receiving a te" young men. To such as
wish to join command which has seen long,
active and honorable service, and under an
officer OF deserving merit, we refer them TO
Capt Coombes lie bears the reputation Of
most excellent officer aud we can person
ally vouch for his character as II generous
warm hearted gentleman. We would add
here, as reminder TO hose just becoming
liable to service, hat there is general ar
der from the Conscripl Department, prohib-
iting any recruits from going into the cav
airy.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-01-26

From The Richmond Dispatch Of December 9Th
1uE NEw tosFEDERArE FLAG.-1hr new
flag Tor the tonielrracy il The present pat
terra before Congress is adupte'l, will he a
decided Improvement on the one now ipnse.
The new. instead Of an entire white field,
has rel bar filling one half Of the field;
and when hanging against The staff does
moi present the pale alag Of i'1Ice APPEAR
M CO rI,nf the old does We understand that
The new design<is approved oy Gen. Lee rs
adding to the disiinctIitss Of our present
flag. hui is referred by him - naval gentle
men, as being better judges 81 snch matters.
Com Forrest. Capt 5. 5. Lee, and oiher
officers Of The navy, approve the new 'icslgu;
and Il was reported on iavorpbly YES eiday
by the Senate rommiitre on Naval Affairs,
who recommend lis adoption. The new de-
sign Of the flag is by Major A. L. Rodgers,
Confederate States ARTILLERY.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-01-26

A report reaches us, by way Of Ma'ano-
ras, that Maxamilian and Napoleon have
sent Commissioners TO Richmond TO negosir
ute recognition ind u treaty of am cable re-
lalions. II comes from Maiamoros through
a perfectly reliable channel. We shall be
gla,l if it proves true.
Wehave had the pleasure Of meeting Capt.
Hill; The quarermastero OF Western District
Of Texas, in town, justup from Brownsville.
lie confirms the report that it was under
stood in Mammoros, that Comm ssioneis
had gone on from Maxamiliah, with view
to negotiate for the ,pcognilinn OF The Con-
tederate States Houston 7eltgraph.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-01-26

-
FRoM BRowNsyILLE.-We take the toll
lowing items from the Rtnchero OF Jan. IIl }
In THE Wrong Box.--We understand that
during the week qifte n number OF Coniei-
crate des,.rle,s, who have bee enjoying Il
brief residence in Alaiamoros, nave ben
returned to this side, per order OF Gen Me-
Tia. This apparent understanding between
tile two Governments may possibly put a
daluper upon foreign emigration from the
ranks.
HONE GuARps--We understand Gen.
Slaughter con emplates calling upon the
citizens Of Brownsville TO organiz; them
selves into Home Guard. Ii is not pro
posed to take nrn from their business to
exceed ptc lay IN week, and only then
Tor the purpose OF drilling aud otherwise
rerleciing themselves IN soldierly di,Iies.
they are 10 be called upon tor service IN
the event Of mn invasion only.
USEFUL lMPoRrATIoS.--fb The machinery
for cotton fac,o.y arrived IN Texas TINS
week. We are informed thai the sp'itilcs
will be hi,mlninr clieeriultupe ut no dls-
iant day. The exact point where lac iaclo-
~ is 10 be establishes. We viii at state,
We leave that Tor the future research oil
some Loyal League savan.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-01-26

sixrL,c,rr ~ srrPs- a letter fell in,o
nv hands which a Scotch servant girl ~ 4
written 10 her lover. Its style charinrd m
IL WIS f,irly inimitahle; 1 Wondered no.
10 her circumstances IN life, sIse could hay
acquired SO elegant and perfect a STYLE. 4
showed The lct'erto some OF nv liera,u
frienls ~ New-York, aud ,hcy unaninoua
~ agreed that !, WINS molel or beauty AZ 4
elegance. then determined 70 solve ll,,
myslery, ani went to The house who're AZ,
was employed, aud asked her how II wns
that IN her humble circumstances inlife
she had acquired style 50 beautiful that
the mo-i cultivated minds conli bnt dlmir,
II. "Sr, she sid, II came 10 this connt,y
four years ago Then did not know how
10 read or write. But since then. have
learned how torcad aud write, hut have
not yet letrne'l how to spell; so Away.
when sit down 10 write ~ letter, chooss
Hose words which nrc so short anil si,nple
that alnsure know how TO spell thcn,.g
There was the who'd, secret Tho rcply IL
this simple minrle'l Scotch girl co,nlenses Z.
world of rhetoric into nui-slell Sin,pljo-
ity is bauty, Simplicity is powerful
Greene Hdtte"k. Sal
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-01-26
Tnug PArRIorlsM.-we notice in Gen. j.

TRus PATRioTisM.--We notice in Gen. j.
L. johns, on $ answer to n li,te complimen-,
tary invitation seut him, that he expresses
his'perii CT Willingness 10 serve his country
in any capacity in which his services may
be deemed most psc.ui This patriot G.
readiness to submit even to the injustice
that many think has been done him, with
oul n mn nur, reminds ny of the Iobie ex-
ample OF The Duke of W. llington, then Sir
Arthur Wrilingion, when, after having
inh,le all preparations for an expedition 10
operate in The Ptniuslilar. he was suddenly
rem6ved from The command. VII eli was CIV
81, 10 Snliugh Dalfyn,p!r, While he Well
lniglon, was placed in cplnainnd OF only a
brigale. Ia IL letter he Woe son aite',
he said: II shall danny best to secure Tie
successor HE army, and you may depend
on il, tliat ! ssiall npi hnrry.t he operations
0 c,i,nnence one in9uicn I sopner Ian ihey
uugjtIo h.. in order 20 secure the credit of
success 10 myself. The Governmpiit will
determine iDr iim in what way they Will
enl,ioy ne heieaiier, either here or else
w6,rr.N Wien a.ke hy Il familiar friend
tow h." VIII, had connpsnlcd armies Of for
Thousand men, wliu had received The
t.ailks Of i'arliniiicnt Tor his victories, and
hecil elected knight Of the Bath. c,uld sub
IN 10 brr1dnc,rl TO tlir comimahd of a bri
gade ofinfnniry ..Fur his reason, was
III, reply, am Iimukwallnh. MS wt.say in
the East; have ate Of the King $ salt, and
ile,r,ne licpnsiderit 10 be my duty TO serv,
with zealand pronptiillle When or wherey-
er the King or his Government may think
piopcr to employ me.
We ,rlistihe officers Of the Confederate
army will initiate this noble selt-sacrificiig
example No doubt Injustice is oiten done
Them 1t is impessiblc tina our President
should NOT, sometimes. do wrong. Wash
ingicri lli,osclf could not always AVOID IT,.
but whntwonll be The condition of our
cout try III every man who feels That wrong
has heeil5done him. should refuse to serve
in HE suppart OF tllis war? Has an officer
any nlorrighf TO resent mn iiijnsiice done
Ii m tan The pr,y,rie ci izen2 Aud who is
ih,.e las MOI complained al Injustice done
hhn, from isrnc 10 tilnr, by the wrongful Ia
king OF lnsproperts, and in various other
WHY'S? True ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Of us that
We should submit TO many just causes Of
complaint, for the sike Of orr country in
this desperate Struggle Tor existance. Let
the exampeo Wellington be always before
US 10 cllcck,any occupation 10 grttlfy per-
solal resentment at,the expense OF our
country Galveston Nsws.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-01-26

DeT. We have received The first number o.
che Cogyedrate journal, published AT Tyler
Texas, by Irwin Cowsar, aud edited by Geo.
w. Chiffon. The paper is neatly gotten mp
and the editorial columns bear the impress
OF graceful pen. Many of orr readers
will remember the activity and enthusiasm
OF Maj, C. in the outset OF, the war, and viii
rcgrer TO learn that AFTER nearly ouryeats
OF al iuous service his health has iailrd HIM
Although creed TO lay down the sword, he
defantly grasps the pen, which is said loibe
o mightier weapon, and eyinces ndeleimin-
alton 10 fight ON. Bnt alas, Maj. The pen,
won't kill Feds now! We commend the
Journal to the public. and welcome il to our
exchange last.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-01-26

Alfred P. Mellon, Of Mellon, who was
captured in some part Of Louisiana iii SIP
TENDER iasi, aud is NOW . prisoner Of w-sai
New York, recently refused 70 work and
upon the guard being called to eniorce'som-
piiance with the oider. he walked 70 the
workshop, aud taking up hairh''', desib-
erafely chopped OH his len baud just above
The wrist, striking twice before he compiei-
ed the severance. ale then, says the n.
Y. Times, -'ceolly sat down. AMI exhibiting
the shattered limb, asked the Lemenanf II
be supposed nov that he would work for the
United States Government. This may seem
desperate, but il is fair illustration Of the
feelings Of the Southern peep towards
their Invaders; and as 20 the man Who
committed the al, we should like 10 share
prpceeds with him for the remainder Of our
natural life CIlrsdan AdSoeafs.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-01-26

DEATH ov Lrsur. Col. l.. A. McLEAS.--
MP. writing 10 tho Houston Telegraph,
under date OF Washington, ARK, Dec 9th
says; VIZ
There cnme 10 America several years ago
highly educated Scoichin,n o. noble des-
cent. lie Ind served ny ~ soldier IN his ma
/, tive land. when u mere hoy, aud nlso in. tho
Criu,an wnr. Arriving here iusr bcfore
the Mexican war. he volunteered his scryi-
ce-, aud while N Mexico, gainednnrn,inbe
distinction by his meriiorions conduit Next
we find him in Kansas battling against Jim
Line nnd his inin.ons. Valentines hecnne
compa, ativrly quiet in tlat Sritr, Ic was
found chief clerk in the Spryc, or General $
office OF the district Of Ktnsas and Nebras.
kn, Gen. Calhoun cling the chief No soon-
en- dilli PR sent war break ont tir,n III,
South found among iis defenders t. a. Ms
Lean. lie joncd Gen. Prizes comnanl,
and Tor n long time s'rved on his staff just
bcfore lciving for slissollri. on last August,
Mclean was made chiefofSmft, rank, Lieut.
Colonel. AS an A. A. g. he tnul no supc-
rior in the Southern Gonfeleraey.
Last week, ~ Richmond, Ark, a dispute
arose between him anil Lieur. Colonel WouL
OF Missouri; ah aifrny 10 lowed, in which
Col. M ,cLcan was stabbed BY Col. Wool,
and died ~ few hours afterwards. Or coii so
Gun ri hone of the facts until nm impair
tial trial eiciis them. w
Poor "Mncr knew him we'll long before
this war began. lie was in some respects
one of the noblest specimens OF humanity
ever met with. Almosf ant in size,
his nobe herring attracted universal nttcn-
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-01-26

Lord Wharnclifle sslaean mt that Ell, 200
had been II ised at Liverpool for Southern
,pris, ers in the Moth, and was ready for
distribution in the form Of clothing, elc.,
wiillle permission Of The Federal autllor-
iiies. calls forth ii sarcastic letter from Mr..
Seward. He says the offer Is part OF a
system OF foreign intrigue, "otficions in.
terycniion, lis noihiug more than Was to
be expcc ed, however, from British oslenia-
ton, although lac admifsihat the sum isnot
~ too generous equivalent" Tor the hand
which Brush subjects have had in protract-
ing the war.--- Christian Adoocdte
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-01-26
MARRTED,

AZ the residence ut The bri,'s ntirf, ~ rtrra Y
r,,,,, 81 5u Tlnr,dsv evening. Janutrs ~ HIS y, w
,hr Krv rn MAS 'sn. Mc.TtiuMsS = cpLEMAs
ami Miss NJ OH Il BdINSuN. ali u Tsrran eoun Z.
We rr,,rn .nr thanks for The dlici,ai- cake scv
~ vi Il the above rnlicc. Our y,nne 'firi % 6
hfaviii- IA ierii- Of he army aud r'sirlng fAnk
hniic, "a AYR i,s, years has r,4hfi,d airRlpd ~
wounds, Al I,iiy -Iirr ni'rs-i hims'if pfisli's
f,r li me Of The iir Il wrrs of hissvn h'sel Y 3
~ urairie We heartily T. irrfo hin aud hir blpoi I
ing you y bcti, "a b,t si..c ,nd mr. th'irs' r.
lnil.s IN. Of Ilnll..r.d rt .mrr. .--.f
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-01-26
A bill to authorize newspapers g be mail

A bill to authorize newspapers 70 be mill
ed 10 soldiers free of postage, has passed
our Congress If(siys tn. Cricket Qu'd
Nulc,, This were amended SO rs 10 prevent
staff officers and clerks ut head quarters
from sienling papers sent To sotllers, Y
would prove beneficial and useful. Asitisj
persons desiring to nj p,pcrs to their
friends in he army, (aml ii,s should be done
by every body who has a papcr) mist pllt
them in an envelope nnd send as letters (
they expeci them to b. received BY the Off Z
GERS aud soldiers Of the line
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-01-26

re- Persons who have subscribed provi-
sions 10 The Soldiers Home. are earnestly
requested 10 deliver the same without delay
TO MIR S. b. Mcdonald, Commissory OF the
Association; AMI money subscriptions will
be- paid to John W. Swndells, Secrerary.-
Prompiuess in this matter is particularly
desired, t-r l
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-01-26


We make tie following extracts from ~
letter received BY us flom the lion +. ] :.
scmmes, under dan, Senate Chamber, RicA-.
mon'l, 18th November, 1854
: According 10 my promise made ia
Shreveport, have Introduced u hill wbish
has passed the Senate, aud will, loubt
not, pass the llou-e, extending the tine
for the exclIange OF old for new Issue
from The Isl Jin,itry, 1867, to LIST Ju,g,
lnU6 The Secretary OF the Treasury Ii 4
promised me 10 send new Issue fothe Tar s.
Mississippi hs rapidly MS possible. Tie
operations Of The enemy IN Geo gin have
temporarily n errupted communications by
RAILROAD. an may Gauss delay. The Seq
ate finance 60 nmitIee have tlso reported .
bill, which viii pass on Monday next, nn4
thorizing the payment OF the tax on In
come and profits for the year 1854, lex,
cept the soldiers tax in lonr per cent,
bonds and certificates The lax on gold, il
has been dec led, is payable in 4 per cent.
bombs and certificates. The Secretary ofthe
Treasuryfli issued an order recognizing
the iecision Of the court. The Secreraty
proposes tax for 1866 Of five per cent. ~
gatorcm, aud the TAXI k MI without anydea
'dmction to the value of The tithc. "A bill
has passed boil, houses, allowing the iollsfs
o The 500 interest bearing treasury notes
To exchange the same for SIX per cent, cou-
pom bonds having twenty yeirs 10 rum
Shreveport Neps.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-01-26

BSs~ Col. John NJ. Crockett requests us
to say tint he will again visit this place on
the 10Th of March next, when all who were
NOT able TO meet HIM at his last appointment
will have an opportunity to see lin and
present their claims.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-01-26

BYa The Texas Christian Advocate has
again resumed It's publication at Houston,
Texas under the charge of It's iorucr pub
lishing agent, Charles Sheain, and the cd
itorial management of Rev. J. Z, Carhes,
one orlAcablest and most interesting wri'rrs
in The State. The Advocate is the same &c
that 1t was When il was discontinued some
three Yeas ago, and in truth looks so nat
NAL that we can La dly believe haiti has
been suspended. LIS terms are 81 per an
mum in advance.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-01-26
n,sy- Attention is directed to the adver-

EISy- Attention is directed 10 the adver-
tiseu,ent of Aicssrs, Fills \ Morrow, who
have recently attached II new engine to
their new Caslng Machine, in the North
end of town. They solicit n visit from their
old friends and customers, aud Tie public
generally.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-01-26

We have been informed that forage
master belonging TO Canes command, while
getting supplies. was shot and killed by Ex-
Governor Runnelis, Of Bowie county. We
have beard nolhing Of The circumstances
that led 10 ili- lotrid affair, but we coujec
ture that the forage MASTER was transcend
ing the limits Of the Impressment Act ME-.
Runnells has always been regarded as a
quiet and ino6eusise eitiren.-7r ans- Aiss.
Bulletin.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-01-26

We had the pleasure yesterday OF meet
inc Ex Gov. Mor,heal, OF Kentucky, in
town. lie appears IA good health, having
spe.,t he last .hr.e men lls almost csnsiani-
IL IN iravcl aud camping on. Few men
have lost more by this war Than he. frciu
nlflu,nc, he has hecn reduce almost lopos-
cry las rlan aigon, ore % tue nhes' 10
kpnnick y aud 20J hands we're fakep by
the enemy N ls62. he, lHnseli, burning l.
3 ~ bs4rs IT evloirt, keep u ont OF ihelr
lnslds llis c0nhd nee .nshe jasi.ce aud
nliimaTc success ol our . .ases = ~ sfuns
as ever. AudIo i,sien ~ his coissc.~Aiien
is AN aniiiote 20 rlie npasease a. At least
ior1v q. oakess ilr Viii reuans )" Hons
ton bai lev days = iieu.fon IL igfA