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Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1863-03-27

II 0w ARD ASSOCIATION PHILADELPHIA, Pa. Dis
eases OF the Nervous System, Sperma torrbuea or
Seminal Weakness Impotence other affections Of the
Seminal Organs Physical Debility and Premature Decay
new and reliable treatment, In Reports OF the Howard
charge Address, DR.. J. sKILLIN HoUGHToN, How.
ard Association, No., South 9th Street. Philadelphia
"a q - t' March "a, 1S63--ly
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1863-03-27

1t is reported that the rebel army ration has
beon reduced 10 twelve ounces of -four and
quarter Of apound OF meat. If this be true, it
is the second time their rations have been re-
duced since the commencement of the rebellion.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1863-03-27

UniOn Caucus Cor BaIIviIIe Township.
The Union men Of Ballville Township are re-
quested to meet at the Township House, on Fri
day. the Sd day Of April, at 2 o'clock in the af-
ternoon, forthe purpose Of nominating candidates
for township offices,
BY order of the Committee.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1863-03-27

THk FLowERs oB OuBA.---Cuba produces, In
wili state Thousand odorous and rare flowers,
delightful 10 the senses. But Bryana Pulnonic
Waters impar to your voice. lungs aud throat
sweetness aud perfection that tho flowers Of Gu
ba cannot surpass. Sold at Is cents box.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1863-03-27

@eAs H14A1t4e An@ ms army OoFpas
Gen, BurusidesappointmeBt TO the com.
n1and Of The DepaEtment cfthe Ohio, gives
satisfaction. Gen. Bufnside's headquarters
win Be At Cincinnati. His brave old Army
Corps leit Baltimore the night Of the 28d,
and will take steamer at PartersburQ.
Gen. Burnside has applied to have Gen.
Harssuif assigned TO duty under him.
With a threatened invasion ofKentueky,
and ahe effort and plots Of the Copperbeads
70 indaee deserlions and resist the dFah. the
Department Of the Ohio will be sheater
ofsliuing events the coming seasoB, and
the heroic Burnside ia just the man TO take
care Of the dislcyal both in front and rear.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1863-03-27

The National League in New York City al
ready numbers many thousands of members
among the number is 200 policemen.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1863-03-27
coppsrheads I'm mo SiaIno LegIsIatur,

CoPPeFheads in tho HIaInc Legislature.
Certain Copperhead resolutions were introdu-
eed into the Maine Legislature, and were killed
in the manner described BY the Augusta JosynaI
as follows: ~ ti'i
Their throat was eut-the iugular severed
by the sharp knife Of their father. and then their
Hiele& remains were hanged to the uncompro-
missing tree cf loyalty by the unanimous vote Of
the House-IaD 70 o. There let 'eln hang.J
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1863-03-27

The Union voters Of York township are re-
qucstcd to meet at the School House near Jere-
miah Smith 8, on Friday, the Sd day Of April at
9o'clock P. NJ, for the purpose of nominating
suitable persons to be supported for the usual
township Offices, and also candidate for Justice
Of the Peace. MANY VOTERS.
York TIP, March Is, 1868. To-
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1863-03-27
EXHIBIT OF THE RECEIPTS AND

E'AHIBIT OF THE RECEIPTS AND
1A EXPENDITURES Of the Incorporated Village Of
Fremont for the year commencing April 1882 and end
ing Aptf 1868: y -
aFfa lt RECEIPTS. 5itttt -sFF
O. A. Roberts, Treas'r, reed of Treasr of lS6l$ So
NoOu Couhv 636 81
for Licenses and other sources ..---.. 53 II
-, c ~ a. W or W 30 90
ofCounty Treasurer, December payment. .3349 IS
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1863-03-27
Saturday the 25th day Of April,

A. ~, eighteen hundred and sixty three at one o'clock
In the afternoon at the door Of the Court House, San
dusky county offer at public sale the following described
real estate situate in Sandusky county, Ohio to wits
The one undivided ah part OF the following described
lands to wit; In section number twenty township num-
Der four In the range Of townships number fifteen being
the northwest part Of the northeast quarter and the
part OF the northwest quarter said section
as the LovejOy farm. ~ iaf1s
TERMS OF SALE.-one-hAlf Of the purchase money
to be paid on the first day Of April D. eighteen hun
A. D. eighteen hundred and sixty -six TO be secured by
mortgage on the premises sold, with interest at six per
centum per annum. tfFe
Appraised at 81, 100. EVA HEFFNER,
Guardian Of Mary Hefner.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1863-03-27

OMo BArrERIEs. I'VE find upon consulting
the records of the Adjutant Generals office that
the exact number Of batteries and guns is as fol-
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1863-03-27

ont Of debt.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1863-03-27
So EXPENDITURES.


T. Expenses OF INoZ .SlbO0 ~
The following old accounts and orders were paid
Paid Fremont Gas Co. bill, 1881 30 10
Downs 4 Co., bill Humber, lS6061 AZ 10
J. Rumbawgh for work on engine -,ey
House, 1860 .-.,-..-----..---- 10 90
Curtis 4 Bostwiek, sundries, go 8 OIL afu1 tfst
Old Orders of1S60- -$1325 26 '"i .Hf
Interest on the same l77 6l-Sl5O2 81 rr-gF
Total amt old orders and accounts paid
this year --------- .------. Sl5D5 O6 n
Balance in hands Of Treasurer March 23 1865 s64O So
o. A. ROBERTS, Treas'r.
Attest: d. W. KRERs Recorder. I2w2 - -
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1863-03-27
SALE

~ Probate Court, Sandusky county, Ohio.
IN pursuance ofan order of the Probate Court Sam
dusky county, Ohio, made the 23d day Of March, A. D.
eighteen hundred and sixtythree in the case OF Eva
undersigned will,
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1863-03-27

IN order granted By the Probate Court
ofSandusky County, Ohio will offer for sale at Public
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1863-03-27
A DMINIsTRAToRs SALE OF RE.

March ~ 1858 l2ws prs ssspian sis Of Mary h'nn'r
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-04-08

Eo-wc were pleased on Saturday last to meet our
townsman, Col n. NJ Durford, of the 18th Texas Cav
airy, Just returned home on furiough, from Arkan.
rs He Is in hnc health aud as fine fow OF spirits
A. we have ever seon him.
The Col speaks In high terms OF ths increased ef'
fectivcncss Of our troops in Arkansa Theprospeets
Of our army in tina, State the coming campaign ere
promising. His own regiment, he informs Us, Ia In
better health than It ever has becn 1t crossed Ar.
ksnsa. River, At Pine Bluff 672 strong. on the day
hs si on rous for Batesville which for the present
will be its head quarters. Members Of Carriers and
Burf,rds regiments, Morgan's Squadron, ard Prat''s
Battery who arc now absent At hons On sirlough or
otherwise, will find their commands At Batesvillc,
whore they will report Parsons regiment OF Texas
Dragons, Is still at South Bend Arkansaa River
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-04-08
DIED,

b, At Dallas. April 9th Easter Sunday Mr.. LOUIS
NJ REINHARDr OF bilious pleurisy, in The Saith year
Of his age. The subject Of this brief memoir was
native Of Burgstrsd, sazony, and immigratcd to
Texas about years ago. He was gentleman OF
high and generous Impulses possessed OF every genial
and social quality aud was u'efil and highly re-
spcctcS ipen,bsr Of socioty He had won the estcem
u al WIZ knew hli1.and it may truly he said Of
him. which ,an te said Of few, that "he died without
an enemy" Neeayps an aferionatc wife and two
children TO mourn lila dcntb who in their grief will
receive the sympathy Of their friends aud acquain-
tlrces
large eoncorse Of citizens followed his remains to
tho odd fellows' Ceaetery, whore his earthly r"'
mains find last resting place far from hts native
houe. lie Nas u mcrtner, in good standing OF the
Odd Follows, Lodge ~ this place.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-04-08

pR-The Texas Almanac Extra ofthe ~ inst, learns
that eli the cotton orders issued from time TO time
by our military commanders, have been. pronounced
illegal by the Secretary Of War. and are to be resc.
ded at once The effect Of this, understands
will b. to throw the marks,sutrcly open far every
one. TIL. San Antonio correspondent ofthe ALMANAC
has the following on tbs game subject:
We have rumors Of important changes ip
our foreign commercial policy The Con-
gressional provision for the free passage Of
Cotton across the Rio Grandc, is to be enfor
ced. The new policy is said to be the result
eli Representations made to President Davis
from abroad. II true, t Is is the lirst step
in the right direction, and should be sallow-
ed BY q genera. system Of free trade, 30 long
az the blockade OF our ports continue. Nay
more, the Government should offer hand
some premium 10 every vessel arriving Ut a
Confederate pcr. with goods. Such poll
cy. in place or tina, recently in force, OF fix
ing prices BY law and public thrsats, on
goods thus broughtto US, thereby effectually
accomplishing for tho enemy what they
failed in, would induce numbers TO under
take the risk, and give to Abcs cruisers o
more active than profitable or honorable
career.
March 3o.-The General commanding The
Trans Mississippi District has received or
dcrs from Richmond to rescind all orders
| interfering with the free export of cotton
| frap Texas to Mexico; also the specie tax
of isve dollars per bale. The trade is now
open to all, and not likely 10 be again inter-
rupted, as tho authors of the outragcs, SO
long complained OF, have received u sharp
lecture US regards assuming authority
The order has been received here, aud will
be published within few days.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-04-08
President DaylS RetalintQry Proclamation Pro.
durlng TODD Results.

The Nchmond Enquirer sAys;,
2 A the case sfapds now, however, something has
already been gained BY tho Presidents Proclamation
Of December ~ The Federal ctumissoner has now
agreed deliver up all those Snfcderaie officers and
soldiers who had been wronyf7lly detaued previous
to the Proclamation--whoitsr belonging TO the rcgu
lsr Confederate army or to irregular organizstions--
also all combatatsalso the officers detained by
Butler, and such soldiers have been tried by their
military tribunals and sentenced. In short all thosc
cases which provoked the Presidents Proclamation
are now to 10 rOdressod and IL the YanEses act in
good faith every Confederate soldier and citzen con-
fined in their prisons (cxcept officers captured fnca
tho Proclanation) will be delivered within three
weeks. This will include the brave and Unfortunate
Zarvona. Mr.. Commissioner Guild, who has indefati-
gsbly Negotiated this arrangement will, however, do
we'll To hold 10 his prisoners until there an acta
delivery Of the others Yankees do not roaeHvle
white men.
Soft stands Wit, respect to all prisoners taken on
either side before fhe Presidents Proclamation ri 2d
December Tn. futur. begins new score and II
domans the most anxious attention Of the President
and Congress II may be interesting to know thst
the enemy has at this moment almost or quite AZ mi.
ny officers of in their hands as have Of theirs
But OF priva,es wc hold much larger number than
they do.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-04-08

A meotirg u tho Trustees Of the dallas
Male and Feamslc College" was held In
the Town Of DALLAS. on Monday tho 30tl,
day Of March a. u. 1858. far tho parposo u
organizing the BOARD Of TrIprees, in accor-
dance with their charter, and we're present,
4, Z. Hawpe, J. NJ. Patterson. y. b, Pryor,
J. J. Good, II. u. Scott, A. ". Moore, NJ. T..
Johnson and ". II. Thomas
The meeting was organised by electins
J. !. Good, President, and W. II. Thomas,
Secretary, pro TEN.
On mo,ion Of ). u. Pryor. the Board Of
Trustees divided themselves, by casting
lots, into three classes, rs required in the
18th Section OF the Charter, which resulted
as follows;
lst CLAss--s. d. Pryor. n. h. Scott, \.
NJ Moore, 4. {. Hawpe AND X. NJ. Gano.
2nd CIAss.-J.J. Good, II. W. Stone, A. c.
Hallcck, Pleas Taylor. and J. Vs. Throek-
morton.
Bird CLAss--J. NJ Patterson, NJ. 7. John
son, W. II. Thomas, J. J. Eakins, and J. n.
Bryan.
On motion, the President appointed the
following named persons committee TO
draft Bylaws, to wit: 5. B. Pryor, r. u.
Scott spd W. II. Thomas.
On yotion II was agreed that the Board
proeesd to elect by ballot permanent officers
OF the Board Of Trustees, for the next en-.
suing year, which resulted as follows:
JaRgl NJ. Patterson, President, 4. NJ.
Moore. Treasurer, and ". II. Thomas, Sec
rctSry;
On motion, the President appointed tho
following committee 70 select u suitable
sito for the college grounds.ani report 10
the next meeting OF this Board, 70 wit: j.
NJ. Patterson, A. NJ. Moore, W. IL. Thomas,
s. .. Pryor, Il. u. Scott and 7. c. Hswpe,
Ordered that the Sec'y have 100 copies
Of the charter, with the proceedings Of this
added thereto, printed for distri-
button.
Ordered that the meeting DO adjourned
until the 3rd Saturday in April next.
Attes, ~. GOOD, Pres't. pro ten.
W. II. THOMAS, Ssr'y. pro TEN.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-04-08

RE-cArTyRr or NEW 0iLEAw.--we be-
lieve, says the galveston News, it has been
u matter Of surprise and disappointment TO
most OF our citizens that the enemy have
been so lopg permitted TO continue in quiet
and undisiurbed possession Of the chief
seaport Of the South. We, how ever, have
reason 10 be,;eye taat the successful e1-
pulsion Of the eseny from the scarort Of
this State and their defsati several naval
battles, has inspireds confidence among
our people that their strongest iron-clzds
are n ,t invincihle. and they can Be driver
from their strongest entrenehnentf. IL Il
under this feeling Of confidence in 'he al
Isfr ~ 81 .,iSirrs 70 aeii~~> ~ ,eG.et-
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-04-08

prise upon which they have once deter
mined, that we now believe II will not be
long before the example Of Gen. Magrudes
will be initiated In eur neighboring State.
ON this subject the Msmphis Appeal SAYS ;
This Is an enterprise worthy the ambi-
ton and we'll calculated 10 arouse the mar.
tisl spirits and daring Of opr troops. and
one, the success Of which would send q
thrill ofjoy TO every hesst In the Confsd-
cracy--while the enemy are putting forth
their most Herculean Efforts 10 take Char
lesion and Savannah, let our brave boys
improve the time and opportunity oil red
them, and rccapturc the Crescent City. IL
would prove the grandest achievement Of
the war; and would wrehtho tho brows Of
those engaged in il with chnple's OF indy
ing fame. The enterprise IL not only FEAST
bic and practicable, but inviting, and the
whole country would rejoice to see II I'M
dcrtakcn. It's success would strike dis
heartebing blow to the enemy while II
would inspire both our people and our mr.
mies with renewed hope and confidence,
giving our soldies rcdoublcd courage to do
or die for our final and complete independ-
ence. Such success on our part, while
the. enemy fail at Charleston, Savannah
and Vicksburg, would, moreover in our
Judgment do more than anything eye TO |
bring the war to speedy close.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-04-08
A1Ap ouAksssa ID tssusu,'n pu,s.ss.
orSr,EiA "a, S STp Z & < y N;:s Ia. is>.

| oENsNAL oNDENs Ne 10. IN
y ~. hlle~,ns ssitt,l issu ussaiAr fssn ~
81 Jan :, Lao. 70 puti.hsd 1T ~ infssn .si.a "a
| guidance Of all eeDusrnrd: ~" Il
"saei psrsons a. are llshis 10 tonseripsion utli
allowed 70 Join say particular company and ssxisn
ryInrinG rsetnits. within the min~fd 10 whifi ~
S,9fsr "shrsiAnk r. !ssreiiinr may tss.fvIns. q
serR, Ages and whe may come ibswsrd aud IL,
themseltes for sersiee viii u aiIawsd 10 souatsSf
aud will rve.lye all tho b~nun which a. sssurS 5,
law TO solnntsets. keoruifs thus oltaibsd rss
however. 10 all sasas. snt<r tnipAnise Alrsady II
service, and c.nnat te Organised lat new sumrznis
" sssimsnta" Dg vir,ue u The aafkorisy srs,ss
above recruits viii he r,,.,sd tate sty " The rts
ments nfthis lspeigLiil Hfsste-vfr sfre,Khts rssi
inrni. rrxai InfAhiry. Al-iantsss' 5iepLrns' All
Aawp.'s regiments dlsuounr-t 1xss Cavalry, 40,
Wet,. battery o. Artillery. Recruits cniisrinr M
dor this call Will 30 entitled 10 aud rsc.iys The hour
y AZ eoon ~ The money can be obtained fs1rn ~
ppaFtsnsat a, It'll, Roet ltt'|If lI.I
II. All olneer! aud n,sn belonging TO this Ilrigse
nov absent with leave undef orttrs. are author
is-t and ordered to receive and mussr into ssrvies
r,rui,s sor any rEim.nt OF comb ANY u tie Brigade
They sv ordered to collect and 70 IriIr 10 thei
commands all rnsn who are abssnt without i.ays. /
III. ~ authority uf BRIG. 1sn- Stssls. commsnd
Ing Dept. Indian Territory, Il 10 ordered that ~
men belonging 10 this Brigade who have bern detail
ed by Quartcrmasers other Persons -xespt by AZ,
ufhoriiy nom there Hvad Quarters shall fspcrt IA
person for duty 10 their respective commands with.
on, delay otherwise thc viii 10 treated a. des,st,rs
Nv. Enlisted mon who aru absent from their CON.
mands without "aye earnestly solicited 10 lrat
Themselves oftho orders lSsrotoiore putiishre &c:
their beneht and return to duty 10 their respective
commands anu thus remove the stigria u dssertion
nom their names. By Command Of tis'f
Col A. NJ. ALEXANDER
Comd'g. I'd tsr.ght's) brigade
l7it1 JSc. H. JONES, A. A, A. Gent
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-04-08
HAWPE & NIILLER,y rTILL.

A T Honey Springs, 6 miles South Of Daliss, In
"A the West side Of Trinity River, is now in 6sM
rate running order and capable Of grinding six hun
good -four and give good turn out a. any mill
the country. Our rates are e.sixth for toll. ~
Always on hand, for sale, Flour. in lots to suit
purchasers. ~. .N'
The Ferry opposite our MILL on Trinity River. 10.
free to all pcraons coming to going from IN. mill
HAwPE d MILLER!
nB.Ws have now on hand, large amount Of nor.
for sails, and will purchase Wheat at the market
price, delivered at our mill, at all times.
lS;tf
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-04-08
nC-rhc following Is slist Of the Stat oficsrs q
Eol stones Regimen, OF Partisan Rangers, now AZ

| HE Tho following Is 8 list OF the StAn omcert II
Eol stonv's Regimen, Of Partizan Rangers, now Al
INavasota:
Colonel Il. Warren Stone
\ Lis,a. lol.--Isham Chi.nm.
L Najor--J. W Throckmorton.
Y 'O..rterma.ter--Capt. Walter Caruth.
L Co,sr,issaru--Capt. - Hartman
| Sir-Jecn--Dr. 49, 0wens.
| tss't S,,rqeon-Dr J. u. Rankin.
T. 4d;u,qat--Lieut. Robert g. Guy
Ssyoednt major-Uempsey Jackson.
Forage Mas.er--Lt. - Hicks
Ordnance Ssrgeant-1Mr. - Dunk!ir
Co. A. Can't. J. c. wilson; Co B, Capt. hiram a.
Childress; Co. L, Capt. Grill Miller; Co. D, Capt.
O. Vance; Co, E, Capt Richard L. Aksw; Co. i,
Cant. w. c. Lilly; Co. G, Capt s. s Lane; Co. II,
Capt las. D. Sirat,on; Co. !. Capt Coleman White
Co. X, Capt Emhrrry Cannon. There were two
Companies outsid. Of the regiment, in camp, on the
Goth, under Cspts Spikes and Payne. aud Capt Coop
or from Hunt county expected daily with anothf
or company. We learn further that Judge X. A
Reeves, Of Palestine. is now forming company fdF
.his command, which Is probably by this time fun
and on IT'S way to tho camp. We believe that Coll
Stone will speedily have two full regiments under his
command. His destination is not yet known. The
present camp is I. uiles North East Of Nayasota De-
pot, where the command will remain until thorough
ly equipped and armed, being under constant drill.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-04-08

NOTICE Is hereby eiyep, that tho undersigned
~ was at th- feby. Term. 1859. CT the county
court pertaining 20 Estates bold foi the counfy Of
Tarr1nt State af Ts1ss. Only sppsiutrd Adminitfrs-
tor Of tho esfxa Of Dsrjd " Farmer. decd. Aiiper-
sons holding claims against Fsid estate will present
them property arthentca'et within the tilns pre-
scrhed by law NJ they will b. rosfpoosd and those
indebted WI, please make inimeiia,s payment. unto
ia.sv1 J. u. FARMER, Admir-.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-04-08

Efs- Col Nat NJ Burford requests US TO ray that
all Quartermaster's accounts given By Capt Alex
Harwood, will be approved by him, il left At the
County Clerks Office, within the next thirty days.
This, wo learn Is required before the accounts can
he paid by any other than the purchasing Quarter
matter.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-04-08

Tags. MISSISSIPPI DnrRrcr.-We believe that the
locality and service of the different generals o., this
aide, is 1t last definitely determined Gen. Smith
cngrnaHds the entire department; head quarters at
Aieaaudria, La. Magruder retains actiy" command
in Texas; Taylor. in South Louisiana; HOLMES, In
Arkansas, asd Price in Missouri. The arrangement
is doubtless wiso, snd wo hope will work well. This
Strengthened ami brought to speedy issue on this
side. we shan be disappointed -Arkadephia (Ark.)
JJ,nr Ti,rts
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-04-08

aDcol Burford informs us that tbs prospects for
crops in Arkansas were never hettsr than they are
this Spring. and amch larger area ofwheat has been
pown than ever known In that State, before. We
trust that t,. season v he propifous for enormous
harvests, for this 1, what need now to feed our
arrnies.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-04-08
New Aarertis
Hags! RagSi! Rags!l!

Rags! Ragsi! Ragsii!
1--WE CENTS PER POUND will BIS paid for cot.
Iustin or 70 Dr. Thee. Koester in New Brsuntnls.
These rags waited TO make paper with, and ~
this Is enterprise in Texas It is to be hopede
cry family will provide thepselvcs with rag bag
Agents collect rags viii lie appointed ~ each coun-
~. o (which due notice will bs given.
Texas papers generally aie requested to copy, ard
iAlie VIM make charge yin publish thrle times
and send bill to H.. RICHARDSON.
Austin. March 81, lss3.--lo:tf 'l
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-04-08
su,,rspr, Q, iry. Ha,Drr.--Thisdis-

sualrsprl or Gry. HxsDEr.-Thisdis-
tipeujshed Southern General aud tactician,
has been caught AZ last and surrendered
at Tuliahoma on the 24th ult., without con-
ditions TO Miss. Ready, daughter Of Hon.
Charles Ready Of Murfrcesbpro, and sister
70 the eap,oro Of the dashing cavalry Gsn-
erai. john H. Morgan.
The marriage was attended BY ali-the
military grspdses. The thing IS done and
the gallant tschelor IS ne worc.-- Fzsh-
i--is, ~. rs'r-sft-
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-04-08

nSon Saturday last we were shown head OF
wheat by Mr. A. Moss living on the west eide Of the
river. in this county. perfectly headed out. With
no backsst II will DO ready for harvesting probably
by tho frat Of May. This Il unusually carly for
wheat even In this section.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-04-08

nY The alien law, passed BY the last
Legislature Of Texas, deprivcs all such as
take tho alien oath to avoid . parnsEs.
ton in the war, Of the rightie take or hold
property, to vote At any election, 10 serve
on Juriss, or to exercise any Of the rig, ats
oscitiJrnA
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-04-08
NOTICE 10 nRIDGE nUILDERs.

Df order OF tho County Court ef Dallas County,
ID It's February Term, 1858, seaio prororAls viii i,
received by the County Clerk, until the ID Monday In
May, 1861, for the rebuilding Of Mountain Creek pc
Fiv, Mile Bridges. Said bridges to bd teLuiltaepor
ding TO tho plans and specifications Of tha Old ones
which found the Minutes OF tho County Court
Said Court roservng tho right to reject any Lids
may be tondered said Clerk.
GEO. w. LAWS, Clerk C. @. D. G. TpxAa,
Il6:td By Jas. p. THOMAS. Deputy.