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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-01-07
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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-01-07
Painesville Nurseries.
-App1o Trees!
At Peace Prices.

Being Under the necessity Of clearing
"A oxtoo of our Nursery ground stocked with nse large
Apple Trees-o to high which must e sos .n on.
s ssr ~ ths dcsrp or thousand examine our stock
and nIicss Nov the n time TO make srangmens for
Spring Pantiug another such an opportunity VII ho'
offered. e.ss.f fs".
M u PACHE6.
AIsO-op hand . sw thousand nns Peach Trees o. the
ssdnx varieties ipciuding the famous Halss Early
ossch which for early penng and sxeelisnes OF quality
IL without . rival. ~
PEARS. 5 f0 ~
cspitai stock Of Standard snd Dwarf Fear rrsss tsssth
or with fun stoeks Of each Of the follow trees and shuhs
Cherries,
Plums, -"
Apriects.
t' Qsibees,
Gooss6srTiss.
Raspbsntea,
Biaesbsrres.
ke. he. &,
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-01-07
GRAPES.

.oo,t forget the GRAPE VINES, the grape h.t %
he fruit OF fruit and he who has nst fsw Of h'
best vsrstss for family AnS friends certainly sn ed n
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-01-07

AJ Ts Whom Il May Conssrn. I,
NOTICE is Hereby Gwen TO Persons
who ha re purchased Wheeler Wilson's Sewing Machines
Of William Heck not pay for the same TO him, - he Il
not any longer agent. WILLIAM SUMNER Co:
Pittsburgh, December 10. 1868. SrS1
Sentinel and Reporter copy. f'' ii'
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-01-07
EMPLOYMENT.

S j A MONTH Agents wanted to
sell Sewing Machines We will give commission on all ma
chimes sold employ SCENTS who will work for the sbove
wages and all sxpensss paid. address jN .-l
D. b. HERRlNTON Co.
Tar .tH. DstroiA Hish
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-01-07

The rebels made dash on onr pickets
betw cen Forts Howard and Wsdsworth in
front Of Petersburg, on Saturday morn.
ing absu, dsyligh', and captured thirty
ave men. with blankets, knspsscks, etc
IL was surprise, aud succeeded WELL
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-01-07

ALL Persons are hereby forbidden TO
trust my uife PAMELA, my sccJun-txt"i will pay no
debts Of her contracting after this date;
s.,hrook Ian ios5 't st7sl
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-01-07
NEW ADvERTIsEmENrs.

I-JU u. States (new) Seven Thirties,
Constantly for s.is BY rAkhfRg BASK 6sHrAnuLA,
Al mar or sccrned interest tiltf sesim
Ashtsbuia, Ohio, Jan. & iees. =. ~ y =
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-04-13
To the Citizens OF Dallas Comfy.


FELLOW CITIZENS
The undersigned, rs President of the "Dallas Sold
iers' Home Associations" has been directed ly the
Directors of said Association, 10 iSsit address,
calling the patriotic people Of the county 10 assist
III supporting the folders Home established o. Dali
las. Ihr ''lIume' went into operation ~. the 9Th
day oi December, 1861 from which time 10 the
present date II has furnished 20 soldiers 55 meals
and lodging in proportion, TT cost to the Asssca-
ton Of S365,35 Of this there is still due the
host the sum of sl05,fl, and unless the people
forward and render prompt assistance, the Home will
suspend operations.
The officers of the Association feel that they have
fully discharged their duty to the soldiers Of re
men who stand as a wall Of FIRE brtNeen the farmers
and their cruel enemy. 1t is for you, fellow citizens
say whether not the brave soldiers often sick
wounded, shall continue To find resting place freq
of charge they Ta- through our county, TO or iTUm
their cnmma nds. None are en- sriained At tn Home
unless they have the necessary papers showing that
they ghtfully absent from their commands
Those who subscribers to lie Assuciai ion, and
have not yet paid their subscriptions, and all Others
Invited 10 ooine torWH1l aud make payment with
out delay. All kinds OF MONEY AMI produce will be-
received and receipted for register il kept by the
Association, in which the name Of every contributor
lie entered. II is shame the comfy that The list
is small, and numbers few Of the substantial
property holders ofthe county. This gwrong; the
name ofeyery man IN the county should 6e on the
means.All can give something Nuat a reprosch
it will be to the county. for il reach the army that
the Soldiers Home in Dallas had been closed for want
OF funds to keep il i'll oppersiiuu.
NAT VI BURFoRD,
President Soldiers Home Association.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-04-13

Rs'we publish, in another column, an order from
the Governor tor raising companies In every county,
of men exempt from military doty ALSO letter from,
the Adjniant and Inspector Ge-eral explaining the
ORDER and lastly, an address TO the people from Gen.
rhrorkmorton, commanding the Sd Military District,
7. s t. urging upon the citizens of the counties com
posing the District to organize companies in accord
ancr with tin GoyaTnor's recommendation. Tie or
der and address speak for themselves and We earnest
ly hope every nadrrof the Herald viii prr"se ana
respond the cali The necessity for such orsani2a'
lions is every day becoming more apparent and the
Governor recommendation aFpearS TO Us bott wise
and expedicnr. The necessary SIPS have already
been,takcn preliminary 10 the organization OF tho
companies, aud We hope the people viii SEQ and ac-
knowledge by their prompt action the Necessity for
,nc move.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-04-13

/ fGED ouR SoLDIN..-Wc earnestly odll
] the attention of our farmers and planters
who own transportation, to tire Importance
Of hiring the same to tie tax officers and a.
gents, to he employed in hauling the Tax in
Kind collected ut interior depois to the main
supply dcpo,s Of the army. fla dozen mon
Who own wagon and team each would hire
the same for few dass, all the stores in each
county could be concentrated At the princi-
pal iepots, and then forwarded by the Gov
ernnent trains to tire army. In this way
our brave soldiers in the front can be sup
piled with bacon, -four, sc. We are CONT
tsRt every truly patriotic citizen who. can,
will assist the 1.-THE ageais IA accomplishing
so desirable an object, We are assured that
every one who furnishes wagon will be
promptly paid for che use Of the same. AT
this time il is certainly the duty OF every
man to do'all he can TO feed the army, and
every Texan will consul, his own interest by
doing his part towards feeding the army in
the Red River Valley, rather than withhold
his aid and compel the army to fall back
upon us for supplies.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-04-13
GALrEsrnN. Anril 9. ls65,


An inward bound blockade steamer made
a narrow escape last Friday night. She
ran ashore opposite the College, md was
surrounded by Yankee laGches at one time,
and deserted by the crew. Strange 20 re-
late, the Yankees did not board the vessel,
but left, when the crew vent again on board,
who succeeded in bringing the vessel into
port.
Yesterday eavening, at 3 o'clock, sblock-
ade steamer arrived that had been chased
by gunbosts since o'clock in the morning.
She passed boldly through the fleet, several
vessels firing at her---in sll, $50 shots. She
Was struck fore times, and had to threw all
her cargo overheard. A flag Of truce Was
sent Quito the blocksders yesterday 10
news by her. Another Tag Of truce is Up
to-day
Las; night snSfher blvcksle running
steamer arrives, tr.afns New York papert
70 March I'D
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-04-13

BSrA recent number of rhe State Gazette stated
that the Indians are worse in Palo Pinto and other
counties, than for years before We are assured BY
one who knows, that sach is not The This limo
of the frontier has suffered less han usual for the
last thres months a ieiv vas killed in paic Pinto
some time since, and one man. There was also one
man killed in Parker. and about the same timt few
horses were taken, but the Indians were in small
force The above we believe is the extent Of Indian
deprcdations for the last three months the ffon-
tier Immediately west ofus. short time after the
above occurrences n scout of 1t. LoyinI's company
of Pate Pinto, found party of Indians, had running
fight with them, and recapturod twenty head Of sto
len horses.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-04-13


THE CONFEDERATE COTToN PIcKEg AND CARDER.--
We had the plcasur, = faw days ago. Of seeing the
above machine in operation, st the Court House, in
this place ! ia he invention Of messrs. Haf0rd
johnson, of Beyile, Austin County, Texas, and was
manufactured the Factory of thu above gentlemen,
by our young rouutyman, Thomas Wilson. As our
readers are aware the cardng s done by means of
horse hair cards. The machine we are informed can
gin aud card 2Olbs Of rolls per day. We cannot eN-
plain It's workings, but our readers that
it does its work effectuay and seems 10 he the de-
light of the ladies who have seen it. Fifty or one
hundred such machines in our county would save a
great deal of hard labor and time
Messrs. Wilson aud Ray, the former of this county
and the latter of Collin, have purchased the right
from the inventors to build the machines in the three
counties of Ellis, Dallas and Collin. They have,
understand, laid in supply Of material to put up
some 80 or more machines and if arrangements can
be made to get the necessary worBmen, they intend
10 manufacture them. The price of one of the ms
chimes will be about SiG and we learn there is little
or no wear to them and liability to get out of
pair,
We hope soon to SEQ one of them in every family
in the country.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-04-13

y most bloody affai-. Gea. Johns,on ts!e
graphcd thar ia the battle The Confelerat
loss was f50, while that 81 the enemy W..
800. The fight took place At Ayeryshor,
on Cape feaA river, half way betwc:h X.
leigh and Fayetteville. Gen. Jo4s,oa 4
defeat OF the enemy last Sunday, the l0t.,
inst, occurred NJ BentoGyille. I'VE are n.
formed that Sherman Is pushing toward
Raleigh in two columns; one moving dus
north from Fayetteville, the Their northwc,.
from Newbern. General iIardee fought H.
former and Gen. Johnston, the latter.
U. S, GRANT Lieut.. Gen.
New YonE, March 2dth-The Conner,
cial especial says. TheWashing,on Chron
icle has another peace article today, whic,.
is regarded significant in view OF intimate
relation with the President, and the atter'a
departure for G.alts head quarters Itad-
vocates liberal policy TO rebel leaders, l.,
prevent further bloodshead. There Is IL
growing conviction that the leaders ou
both sides have now uRder discussion SOM
project which points towards suspensio.a
of hostilities. Cotton f0cts. Gold, li7.
From the Galveston News.
SHREVEPORT, March 8lst, 1856
NEW York, March 20th.-The Tribnne'a
goes to show thai we will have q short hui.
severe campaign. In a few days n series o.
contests will haze begun between the tw,
great armies, that with cause profound ca
element throughout the North.
Information has reached the headauar
ters in Shreveport, that there has been coo
fighting at Mobile, and that ths
enemy have been very seriously damaged.
One thousand of their wounded had beea
received Mt New 0rleans.--One of thei- i.
ships-of war had also been wrecked ant
probably destroyed On the way from NetT
Orleans TO Mobile. ME-
The n. 0. Times Of the 25th has Mobile
papers of the 2lst,
RICHMOND, March l3.-The House las.
night passed bill suspending the writ O.
habeas corpus. Yeas 81, nays 80. Also !.
bill TO suspend the writ of habeas corpus,
until otherwise provided by law, in allcaset
Of arrest and detention by order OF the Pres
ident Secretary of War or General Officer
the Trans Mississippi Depart.
ment. Also to suspend said privilege for
sixty days from the time of alrest or deter.
ton by order of any General Officer com.
N lnding any army, military district o.
department. The bill lboishing the Offices
,f Post Commisary and Quartermaster, re.
turned with the Presidents message, was
again considered and finally rejected. Tho
House bill amending the act to diminish
he number of exemptions and details, va,
passed
Macon, March 1.-THE Supreme Cour.
If Georgia has decided that the 9Th section
" the act of Congaess, Of 18th Of February
1884, is constitutional, and that Congress-
has the power TO take men into the service
Unable to bear arms in the field, but med.
,al boards must specify particularly whas
service such persons are fit for, and army
'fficers must assign them to such duties
md no other. Congress adjourned Oh tho
lSth.- Telegraph.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-04-13

ns-Heavy rains have prevailed in tho Southern
and Southwestern part Of our State, as far West as
the Rio 6rande valley. violent storm prevailed at
San Antonio on the 2Gth ult. which completely inun-
dated the city, destroying many lives and large
amount ofproperty. The Herald says that three
men and two children known to have lost thsir
lives by drowning and rumor says that other lives
we're lost. The loss Of property in buildings and
aoods Is estimated by some a. high az s2oo,O00.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-04-13

BB-Msi. Gen. John A. Wharton was killed, at the
Taunin House, Houston, on the 9th inst. He was
shot through the heart by Co. Geo. W. Baylor, and
died instantly. Some angry words had taken place
bciwteh the parties, previously. The News says,
ave forbear give particulars II IS enough for us
TO know that Texas has lost one Of her most gifted
and noll sons, army Of its best and univer-
sally beloved commanders, our country one OF its
ables, and most devoted defenders and ala. an aged
mother her only beloved child, in whom all her hopes
conferred" Col Baylor delivered himself up 10 mil
itsry arrest at once.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-04-13
! DmINssTnATo,,,s NoTrCE,-rh,

~ undersigned having had Letters OF Admnstra
ton De boais granted him the Estate Of u.
F. Speer deceased at tho regular March term Of thu,
County Couri of Jack county, pertaining estates *
deceased persons therefore, all persons having claims
against the said estate. hereby notified 10 prcstn
the same within The time prvscEibed by law. This
March tie ;jist, 1865. lr.l d. w. SPEER,
Admir- de bons ro,-, Of Est Of b. y. spcer, decd.
[336t.l
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-04-13
CrNAL sETrLEMENr.-

ISINAL sETTLEMENT.--Jo P iCol4.
II Administrator ofihe kstate Of Elijah Beller d.
ceased has filed in my Office his final account
with said estate, together with his petition prayns.
for final discharge this Is therefore TO notify
parsons Interested to forward ~ tho April term
Of the county court 70 b. holden at the Court House
In the town II Dallas, she.l,st Monday in April
1865, aud contest the ssme IL they think proper.
GEO. w. LAWS, Olk. Co Or. D, 90. fess
30 it.1 By JAS. P. THOMAS, ppty.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-04-13
ENROLLING OFFICE, DALLAS Co., 1
April I'd, lsli5.
Malice To ID tailed Ce,rtsc riues

rhb following order from he Bureau uI Conscrip-
iou Is published for the Information and guidance Of
all Concerned, viz:
HEAD QUARTERS BuRrAu OF CONSERVATION,
Marshall, March s, 1865.
GENERAL 0pnrRs, No G-Fviract
Ill., All able bodied men Who have been detailed
from hese ll'd qrs. other Than mechanics aud art.
zans in the government employ, will be allowed ur,t
the st May, 1865, to have their details renewed, ~
not redetaled by that time, Enrolling officers viii
send them TO the Camp Of Instruction. ,,,,,,,o,,
BY command of Brig Gcp'l.-sr- y. GbbLh
Uffrial. Mar. NJ. BuRroHp.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-04-13
pMrNIsraaroR.s, Nerron.-r

~ underrignta having had Letters OF Admifistr2
tiou granted TO him On the esa-oi q. Hancock, dc
degicd, at the regular March term of the County
Court pertaining 10 estates Of decreased porsous f. =
Jack UNITY therefore, all persons are hereby not.
fed, having claims against he estate, present tha
same within the tune prescribed 10y law This March
the Both, 1866, SIR HARTSFIELD,
Admir- of the Estate of &. Hancock, decd.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-04-13

EsWc devote considerable space on our outside TO-
day. to the message Of President Davis. 1t is
ly straight forward statement Of facts, 10 the
dion OF the country and ii' necessities, which the
President meets with tina, dignity and srnness 80
characteristics Of the man.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-04-13

We are pleased TO learn that Co.'s. W. P.
lane and W. r. Hardenan have been pro-
tnssed 60 be Brigadier Generals by the
yresident. Gen. Lanes brigade is made up
Of xaiison's, Walkers. ana Carers regi,
rnen,s; Gen. Rsrsensns Of Lanes, Harde-
mans, Browns and Duff regiments. The
former srsyeguinresEalry, the latter mount
a iufsutry.-1eiegraPh.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-04-13

AUGUSTA, March ls.--The Yankees pos
ted at Charleston send daily forsging par
ties, devastating the plantations on the
Santee. All sble-bodied negroes are being
dragged from their homes to fill the Yam
kee ranks
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-04-13
NOE8EAT


w sub, rptiun Ia the Dallas Herald, At the ratio
4 Two bushels nr dx months, delivered ut this Office,
" ~ any cf the following mills, and the millers ro'
'elpi sent to ~, viz;
Mansfield Mills, Tarrnni County; Record ( Elicit,
Cedar SPRINGS Horton 4 Newton's, Wuginton', and
Parkcr's Mills, IN Dallas oounly, and pu"elIS MIL,
aear Mckinney, Collin county.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-04-13

Bs-wc have received the hrst number Of new
paper published ut Iiouston, by .. Dri,zel. aud rd
itcd by "Siuux' called the Ee,mdRs Champion, II
is devoted to the rights of ths soieris out spoken
and deserves patronage.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-04-13

The San Antonio Herald of the lst inst, says that
the latest news from Monterey, connadcis the re-
ported capture Of Judge Palmer.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-04-13

HE'wc are indebted to Capt. Kennedy, Of the
transportation Department at This place, fora New
Orleans piily Independent Of March liih.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-04-13

~ Subscription to the Houston Telegraph AID ia,
Austin Gazette received NJ this oee, At the publish
~ rates.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-04-13

The Marsha | Republican says Maj, Eveli
on iislsie trip from Richmond brought ever
four nillienc ef dollars Of new Issue.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-04-13

rs-'rhe Raid Of Banks /. received, aud shall APP
pear as soon a. We have space,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-04-13

nO-ghe editor II Flake, Brlsiin has our thNaks
for a New York Herald ui March 18th.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-04-13

nHGo'eriior Murrsh is earnest and active in his
Efforts to place the people In position TO sustain
themselves at home ami ,Gppy the army with cloth
ing lie has just put forth The following circular,
addressed to the Comfy courts Of the several counties
in the State. The suggestions timely, appropri.
ate ard worthy 0f he corporation OF every
man in the STATE in a position to further them:
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-04-13
Ap.urAXr q lSsgI0IcR GES.ls 0nIcE
Ausr.s, TkAAS, Hars. u, lsj5.

Ap.UtAXI q lSsgLCToR GENLs uNIeIl |
Ausr.s, TkAAS narsa u, lsj5. I
GENERAL ORDER, No, ..
I. The BriKadier Generals commanding
dc I'd aud Sd Military Dis,I icrs Texas State
Troops, are hereby commanded "io eneour'
age and fern volunteer companies and or
carnations Of such persons ~ axe not sub
.jeci 10 militia OF other duty, for local de-
tense, aud all necessary police, regulations
in the counties where sueh companies may
b. raised, and tor service in the field in An
emergency,
ii. Upon the organization of such comps
pies, complete muster and descriptive rolls
will be forwarded to this office, and the COM
niandipg officer will, BY mcathly, or If ne
cessary more frequent reports, keep His
Exeellency the Governor advised of The
strength, efficiency and services OF such
companies r-.
III. II is further commanded, that the
men composing such organizations shall
not be taken from their daily avocations,
except IN cases OF emergency, in such num-
here as may DC necessary for the mante
nance Of The peace, the protection OF the cit
izeGs II their respective counties Il ON Nlo-
lcace, and 20 assist the civil authorities in
upholding and enforcing the laws OF the
land.
The Brigadier Gcnerals commanding said
Districts, are expected to act promptly in
This matter. by command ofGov. p MUIR
RAH, W. c. WALSH,
Act'g. Adj s. Insp. Gen'l State ofTex,
Washington telegraph., 1865-08-02

We have deemed it timely TO present here
the true aspect Of lie slavery question, and to
point the minds Of the people, now psssively
resting upon the action of the Federal govern.
ment, to the grave duties and responsibilities
which will soon rest upon them. Dstails OF
policies are not now in place. But each citizen
hayiug the good of his country at heart should
at once begin revolving the subject In his mind,
viewing it in all its aspects. and be as well pre-
pared az possible, with all his civil and political
influence, to launch upon this sra OF untried
experiments upon the success of which so much
will depend for himself and children. 1t is to
facilitate this that will continue, from time
20 time, our publications on the West Indies
We may draw some useful hints, if not positive
lessons, from those who have gone before u.s.
even although they acted in different field,
under dissiuiilar circumstances. The materials
at least were precisely the same-:he Anglo.
Saxon master and the freed African. ~