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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-06-24

N|Iift Commenting NNNh WITH fnlfl
Oh e. .etirs espresso itself thus
10 eharaoierize the rising Of half oon-
tlnent, made up Of several sovereign staiss
against an authority which they In common
with others delegated, as q simple rsbsllioa
Is misuse Of terms.
To treat belligcrents in such warfare 40
"rebela and "lraitors" is the mere weakness
OF spite, 1aworthy Of great mind or men
possessed OF great power. Austria stigna.
uteA hossn'h Ia "rebel and traitor" bug
Tue w9rld laughs At such spiiefulness. Gary
ioa,di hos been set down as q rebel apl
traitor vecy often, hut he stands pretty VIII
with the civilized world novsvthslesv. And
any attempt ~ vindictive puniahm<n Of
such men us Robs'. T.. Lee, any st,euut 70
degrade them by callN.x Of names viii, ser,s
no good purpose, but tn reverse. Homes,
English Tories formsny ye>rs called ioorgs
Washington "rebel and traitor aud 10 hs
vas in the technical sense. Hastha. dim.
med his reputation The whole thin would
be laughabls In its Stiffness were thefs not
danger that II will he made the excusS\ for
shedding more blood when too much Aas
been. sized already, for more confscation
and robbery whore the land Is already 20
poverty stricken and desola,e. Men push.
cd to the wall turn In their desperation,
and natures not fierce or cruel may, unded
I persecution, be driven 10 the fury Of mad
I ness. II is true that in tho United S,ates
and in Britain too, since Cummings time,
almost al rebellions against constituted au
thority have been patroriIed and commend
/ nj
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-06-24

From the Nov Orleans FIcayune, ioIh INST
THE IgprcrMENr or GEN. LEE.--The Now
York World deems it incredible that the
Government intends to indict Gen. Lee fer
treason, or pursue the same course towards
Mr.. Stephens. We quote from Tvs artlcsa
on tue SUBJECT:
"That the President has any thought of
hanging Gen. Leo is incredible. II such
men rs he and Alexander H. Stephens are
to be put on trial for treason and conv cited,
the President will certainly pardon them.
The country would sooner see Davis pardon.
than these men executed. Aud If they arc
ali nut upon the same level by trial, convic-
ton and sentence, they will naturally stand
on the same footing in the matter of pardon.
"That the faith of the Govcrnment is SUBJ
stantially pledged that Gen. Lee and those
who surrendered with him shall suffer no
further penalties, will be admitted by all
who have the least spark Of honorable or
manly feeling. And when point of honor
is involved, no right-feeling man look about
for fetchcs of subtle legal casuistry to ab-
solve the Government from an evident pro-
mise by which it has proitied, and by faith
in which other parties have been rendered
powerless. The Government, by banging
these paroled men for treason, would dis
grace itself as indelibly as did that subtle
master Of cruelty, in ancient times, who
procured the surrender of city by prom
ise that no blood should be shed, and kept
his word to the letter, BY burying the in
habitants alive"
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-06-24

Er'O pcblih ihIr4 mpofl.t .atu-
fsls ldsy, ehish as, it.ef'g INK atNia
Permit b u,'ry reader piisl - ruted
Slrier i,s N ircnsqr which terrmcu '"w
ia isb5 aua % now in fpr,ei second, INC
Pre5ld,n,'a Proclamation Of Amnesty, 10
siea Oh ds 10Th II last inonih ard third
the Proclamation .or feo' ganiilus ihe state
Gpvsrment q Souh Caroline, 10y which,
Il vii De seen that ,hc State lines ara 10 b.
tbar,yci. THIS Us, dacamea, indicates we
l.sssaas, lhe.csarss iha. ia TO be pursued IN
regard TO cncn OF tue other Southern States.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-06-24

So x rrderstsnd thatshe arrangement
ssE - J. sntiorpd last week as having
! ssn asa u ccflinucthc regular carrying
= sle sathern mail sri-wsekly, by private
,,.t .i5sia, has fallen through; aaa Mat
ss lsse ihsstsi, TIE SIC contractor props,ss
" tatii u ense . reek, rsAcniA7
skis F.a.S 81 1A'as5Ay Of each wsek. We
s.ssl. ssgs !, this et.DEc, aaa had hoped
s,ss 81 IA rsrstss'asnt rorid bsve been
sasstsz e u q psssai Affairs we're Assumed
- q. & .a6sAniiies. wesili hope nat
.sae srsaEEensnt may Be entered in''
~i.ssssg ss sssy az our mail oftsnet.
We ia 81 tas Fs,saten papers, THAT heSf
e,.cr Vi.hss S lisii, ecntrseters from
4sr 4 10 raoansy.iis, San Antonio, Aus
IL sad v 40. ~ isssrs. Free By9ass 9
retir. ronilf- b n Na+nsDtA 70 ehreFe
~. Ears aclihe = fesimasisFs that theJ
1i,,coniirns 70 carry the mails % tAos'
sanfts 81 hsrstofore.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-06-24

'N.' IN z n" IH'iH .'Ni NNl aHNiNNt DOT p H.
ihr eh.n ludisl msl Df women F1 aH4y
lmm urif h0Hrh or irin li.euert asl
hove lheif plrruIs, Children Qr gllase.
bso.ao,s aad SISTERS 10 DO supported by
oiheIs.
Q. Persons Of ago, who are free from
any Of the obligations referred 20 above,
are at liberty to. Ind new homes wherever
they can find proper employment but they
will not b. SUPPORTED by The government,
nor by their isrmer masters, unless they
work.
G. II viii he left to tho employer and
seEyaa, To agree upon The wages TO bo paid
but freedmen are advised that for The pres
Ont season they ought to.expect only mod
crate wagee, aud where their employ ors
cannot pay them money, they ought 10 DO
contented with fair share In the crops TO
be raised, Tnoy have gained thoir person.
al freedom. by Industry and good conduit
they may rise 10 Independence and even
wealth.
Z, All officers, soldiers and citizens his
requested 70 give publicity TO these rules,
and TO Instruct the freed people Gs 10 their
new rlehta and obligations.
8. All officers OF the army, and OF the
county police companies, are authorized
and required to correct any violation Of
tho above rgles within their Jurisdiction.
9. Each district commander will appoin,
n superintendent of freedmen (a commits
stoned oficer,l With such nuinbcr of assis'
tants (oiicers and no commissioned oil
cers) as may be necessary, whose duty II
will be to take charge of all the freed pco'
pie in his district who are without homes
or proper employment. i'he superintend'
ants will send back 10 their homes all whC
have left them in violation Of the above
rules, and will endeaycr TO hnd homes and
suitable employment for NIL others. They
will provide snitabo camps OF quarters foi
such as cannot be otherwise provided, and
attend 10 ihcir discipline, police, subsis
tence, 40
10. The superntendants will hear al
complaints Of guardians or wards, and ro'
port the facts to their district commanders
who are authorized TO dissolve the existing
relations Of guardian and ward in any
case which may seem to require il; and tt
dircut the superintendent TO otherwise pro
vide for the wards, in accordance with thu
above rules. by command of
Major General SCII0PIELD.
j. A. CAMPBELL, Asst Adjt Gen1.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-06-24

ssas' u take pleasure in referring our
rsad N 10 he advcr tisement Of Mr.. j. 7.
...y2ssI RHO propoSes to open mslc school
81 t9s sasog.c Hall, or Monday nezt. Mr.
qaraeiias JUS. returned from Tie army
sEas, q s,e Mississippi where &c vaa 2
1asmLsl7t rgiass Tezas eattsry, ana
aaNasrSyi :.j.hfaliy fer four years. Va
Arp asstssd all who kaor him that he'll
le.iy eompei 81 ts discharge tie duties on
ssleh ID rsrg tacntor. LIZ sclicils and
descrFes lpaAAnt patronage.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-06-24

sya7' ccrltbU6rs mt.st ssessc Us for not
s'iehing 81 'hcir fssors. oHr limits are
ru contracted IS 20 force ns 70 ota't many
- v.S % Interesting ncTs, much less COM
5a;.l!sNiioag, some Of which tho writer's
N!n aekeoRlsdgc to % rather out of date
rs-, w gro nst sbic 10 enlarge at presen.
Ss-;s,S OF neans to pay printers, but hope
70 <sn 50 scoa.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-06-24

sesyrWo lerrh from n gentleman just re.
turned firm Clarkesville, that about one
hundred and fifty Federal cavalry passed
through that place a few days since, en- route
for Doggy Depot. They were an escort for
Commissioners to treat with the Iudian5.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-06-24

WHERE IS GrsEnAL MAoRrprn 2--oa
SAursdsy last General Msgruder was here
an engaged passage on the United States
gunNsat Antonio, which was to leave that
nighb>r New Orleans. The Anionia left
Friday lhxaing with some Of the Generals
staff on boad. The last We heard Of the
rhrreabouis ~c,he General, is that he was
ssen in box ca, Eoing to Alleyton in cit
izen's dress.--fl6<'r Bulletin.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-06-24

Eos" We understand that tho State Treas
last week, and sorns eighteen or twenty
Thousand dollars taken therefrom. "U
have mol learned any particulars.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-06-24

9sS1 We razor liu rendcr to the card OF
capt Felix " Robertson, who has opened
&. stes,yine, !,rwarding and commission
htrss II Hons'cn. Tie Captain Is vel!
kao1a n .sis riciRity, nnd NC believe will
- p1omrs .Ad >-isral u ,,ishu;'frss ys''-
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-06-24

MtksxsLL AND BvcksER. = Humphrey
Marshall anu G-s,. Buckner want to return
their homes in KcDtuckv- The former has
lately written y letter to ue,. BraiDletic
asking permission to como back. The Gov
ernor, in reply ,.Feferred him to the enact
ments Of the Legislature, under which he is
liable to indictment for treason.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-06-24
WOOL CARDVNG.

FEsHE undersigned would resped
a. fully inform the citizens of Dallas and the pI
plc generally that their Carding Machine IN
North part of the town of Dallas, 10 again in opel
ton, where we will be pleased to meet 90 many Of
date.
Wool must be washed clean and free from aursd
Ono ponud Of grease to every eight pounds OF VI
Iaast h. furnished.
ner mound for white, Is cents for colorcd, and "a
mixed. Bacou Lard, Chickens, Butter and Eggs
tho market price, taken In exchange for cerdins
The produce must in all cases be delivered heIore
work IL done.
norwood rolls always on hand at FIFTY CEA
PER POUND. ELLIS 4 MOEA0y1
Dallas, Texas, June oath, lS65,-4laf.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-06-24

EsS- Flakes gulleiin has conmen'ei is'
suing q ,ri.wcekly, AMI has enlarged Ine
editor says it owl.l be condus'si On ind'-
pandent principlea.n
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-06-24

s-Ee cot a glimpse Of q sioar," CH.P-
rsrsn. Esa,) Of Houston, few dayssgo.-
e US on ) flying Business tap 70 this
~ iti~-ned az that Mr.. v. P. Balisnger.
~ -~sai % Her Orleans with Col. hshosi
500. tsd r-ternsd 70 Houston, 1cs bnTing
--l- - .ri-7ts- - rsc-~--e
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-06-24

elsr Ne kat another fine rain on Sunday
mstnias iast. II was, however, we learn,
psrtial, and has not EXTENDED over all parts
ofshe couaty Some places yot need rain
ri TIC cora crop viii'be gesy abort Snlcsa
l;Y,lsom,s soon.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-06-24

TRADE WEsro or TIE AIssIssIfrA We have
The highest authority for saying 49, the
ample trads facilities, just extended iotfr
usspie east Of the Mississippi VII be srsst-
dei 20 residents ives. Of the liver at ~
e.rli. It practicable dag The iurrsnde1kf
he army Of the Trans-Missisippi u 81
course fbs first grand step, and ceEpttei5
nave the way 20 ale drzirsel. E1cf-tsr
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-06-24

Es55n We understand that Gen. John d.
Hood Is low In Houston, and proposes TO
mahs Texts his future home.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-06-24

ReB Perss yaaehius her0 E.ts ists pa
psrs frcta a, There, will confer favor on
sbe public as asll as curselvca, by lcnning
snsra to va. sntil the mails got moro fire.
saep,, ne sh 4 be dependent somewhat on
.fascicts for BUR late news.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-06-24

Rfg+ The Telegraph learns that Gen. Ma
eruder and stat left Galyeston ON the 9Th,
for New Crleaps, by thc Federal steamer
A ufana
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-06-24

1--we ars aei,r obligations to caps' Ny
Csrulh fgr y sw Orleans PicGynnc OF the
lA-h insl, au4 houston Telegraph OF the
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-06-24

ssni Observation-Disclosures iAe pInnihfInus
i.typliu 10 he flAYes iao.r duties stb-
saul.ly sa al1n ros.tsl Haian lF-
aU..h Ilh
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-06-24

TIE Ncs Orleans Peers STATE that the
escort Of Major GenerA sheridan, which
arrived nj New Orleans 0A<he ID inst, con-
sisis Of the Rirss U. 8. GayEi
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-06-24

s;5-lr eausrqreacc vf tbs sss Sgs ebay
T. 10 arrival a. ,lr mail Al ibis placs, ~o
49, asy ,Ls ,ressn', issnr pa' paper on
Es,vrlay.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-06-24
rHE STATE OF TEXAS. Is P.os.5s Oh, ~

TIE J sazI UorsTr iysr Ta.. Is.s.
=. 70 ~ ofrrcK Adm'r Of the estate ef John G.
7 or,et ssc.ased. having hied my once hls p.
Sfio n-sxinr or Partition and 4istributio1 81 s<ie
estate, and having also SLED he tral ssh.sai,
"a .~,a@- "a h. and appear a. regular term 81 %
- -rt. 40 IL holden in The Town Of buchen.n %
ths Ia, Monday lthe 2sth day. IN June. lss's rn'-
- 49, aid Hilton ~in be acted uren-
Giysh u7der ny hand s1d sc<l q -
1>oounfy court Of sHid co1Efl. =. 51s'-'
eEAL - T1us 1st. ISIS. G. n IA4tt.
w T17<- . Ter 9 E y 1s-s'.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-06-24
DALLAS MALE SCHOOL.
Mrs. Nj. J. JOHNSON,
fashionable Milliner, and Dealer \
Millinery and Fancy Goods,
DAJ,I,AB. TEXAa.I

II EEps constantly on hand, fashionable Hats A
II Donue,s. Every variety Of lIats and BonS
maus 10 order. Re. modelling and trimming done
the latest atylcs. Caps, Bertbas, Head Dresses
Mautilas on hand aud made to order at short not
Dress and Basque cutting taught, and satishc
given, for $40.
Having had the advantage Of many years inr
ence in the most fashionable cities, she feels coufd
of pleasing those who may favor her with rstrcn
Dallas, Texap, June Gath, l3G5--ll:2w.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-06-24
mr.. JAMEs I'd. sWINDELLl

HAVING returned from the =
IN respectfully notifies the citizens OF p.lis L
ty, that he has located at Lancaster, where ns
found ready to attend to all professional ss'.s Z
deyots particular attention to surgical case, u
II, solicits patronage, and hopes, by ntfs I
moderate charges, to merit the publ "'vl
June LIST, ie03-Iio.tf. -'--.--'fr . :
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-06-24

sSsF-lae river, tho past week, has been
~tsy high Ct tbia place--:he result Of heavy
rsIns AcriL and West
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-06-24
CITY al x IL
na1LAS, TEXAS.

TEyH n .iiderSign q RESPECTFULLY 10
4 -srm their friends and old customers Al th
--.sIic generally, that they have their Mills sue
tessful operation, capable Of grinding 600 bus biz
grain per day, and will grind wheat at the usua{
Ions-ffth toil) and promise TO make - goqt aou'
ind much Of IL Ne any mill In Eorthes-
Contracts nllsd at short notice s;aERwooD . 60.
Dallas, Texas, juno 10, 1ss5.-4otf.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-06-24

egy SEQ rev advertisement oc Ellis T.
D; Srreg, Of thsir oarding Machine.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-06-24
E% .ET ~ - Mn &c

igILl. 10 taken in payment fo-
Er,scri7u,u 10 tho Dallas Herald, ~ the rate
- 40 tisi,s ~ Il, mon tts delivered Mt IL "iec,
% s,.y ~ ~ ilosu.s mills, AID shsrlissi re-
sriif esst 20 ~. .;
Nsusge!o Sn,s. rarrsEi cona'yi Sherwood, Hr.
rssf = Nileitp, Asr Sprtrcs. Hertcn Sew'ons,
w!r-iote;is eos farksra Mi'is. IN Dallas county,
tsi pu.sciir a. irse Mckinney, Collin c0Gniy.
ES1rsai,serisica to shs Houston Telegraph anil tho
..s4fv.A AZ The. .rge, ,nh.i sh.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-06-24

NOTICB. Letters Of AdmiInstrs.
-. sssins been granted 70 L. Hsnecsf, BY et
rrrh 1sfS on the estate sfNsney ". Spear, isfe o.
aid comfy deceased this is 20 notify AL erscps
bsvinr dleims against said estate 20 prcesnt then
within tho time prescribed BY isr - ~ 49,
"a Ia sstste win make immedsts Pr<ucnt 1hs
eo-h day Of April, A. D. 1855. l. hA4Sslz
[39.svl A----'-
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-06-24
, nd. Qrs. Northern Dist. Louisiana, |
Shreveport, June IL, 1865. 4

General Order, No. %.
Persoas having in their possession Con-
Tolerate OF State cotton viii Immediately
notify the Agents Of the U. s. Treasury De-
partment q uiisr.place and turn the same
over TO bin. PERSON. having .kHs~rledge
q any such cotton, are required % Dake'
imeediafe report Of its lecaiity- II aiier
thirx days from the date hereof. and such
coifonthai has rot been reported, y found
In the h-sssssion or on the premises Of any
person shsf nil be arrested and punished;
Al srns Etich were The property 81 he late
Confederate 6orernmeni, inclnding Mus
he's ris'sls>1a sebres' must as delivered
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-02-20

PUHLIsHED DAILY By
EDGAR sNOWDEN, sh
OFFICE-No. 104 King street, over
s;ones formerly Trsnch's) Book Store.
Military Operations in South Carolina.
CITY Po1NT, Feb. IS, 1865.
5uHon. El,giu H. Stanton, =. S. Wor De-
partn1ent:
"Tbe Richmond Dispatetl Of this morning
saws Sherman entered Columbia yesterday
morning and its fall necessitates, it presumes,
the fall Of Charleston. which it thinks likely
"a already being evacuated y. S. GRANT,
Lieutenant General
The following is taken from the Richmond
Dispatch Of the 18th inst
"Columtia has fallen. Sherman marched
into and took possession of the city yesterday
morning. This intelligence was communicated
Yesterday by Gen. Beauregard in an official
dispatch.
From General Beausegard's dispatch it
appears that on Thursday evening the enemy
approached the south bank of the Congaree
and threw number Of shells into the city
During the uight they moved up the river and
yesterday morning forded the Saluda and
Broad. While they were crossing these rlV
ers the Contederates under Gen. Bealregard
evacuated Columbia The enemy soon after
took possession.
''Thlough private sources We learn that two
days ago, when it was decided not to attempt
the defence OF Columbia a large quantity of
medical stores, which it was thought impossl-
bic to remove, were destroyed. The female EN-
plryees Of the Treasury Department. had been
previously sent off to Charlotte, \. c., hun.
dred niles north of Columbia. We presume
the Treasury lithographic establishment Was
also removed, though as to this we have no
positive information.
"The fall! Of Columbia necesSitates, We
presume, the evacuation OF Charleston, which
we think liz ely is already in process OF eyacu.
alton.
1T Is impossible to say where Sherman
will next direct his columns. The general
opinion is that he will go to Charleston and
establish base; but we confess we do not see
what need he has Of base. It is to be pre-.
sumed hs is subsisting on the country, and he
has had no battle to exhaust his am unition.
Before leaving Savannah he: declared his
intepticn to march to Columbia, thence to
Augusta, and thence to Charleston. This was
uttered as a boast and to hide his designs. ;,
"We are disposed to believe that he will
next strike at Charlotte, which is a hundred
miles north Of Columbia, on the Charlotte and
Columbia railroad, or at Florence, South
Carolina, the junction Of the COLUMBIA and
Wilmington aud the Charleston and Whining"
fo., los oacf OF 20.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-02-20
y W a r RI
TAKE G O Cd n 0 II CE{

bargains, I have succeeded thus far that
can sell you she following goods,
: Good Calico, at 80 cts. per yard;
Very best Merimack Print, at IS cts. per va.
The best Pacific Del4ines, at As cts. per yd.
Cotton WIDE for 81 cts. per yard,
Cotton, "A wide, for 81 cts. per yard. -,
All Wool Flannels. at cost price, and all
goods in proportion.
am now determined to sell goods without
regard Of cost This is no humbug,. and L
Will ask my customers and the public IN gen"
For your S own pockets sake call early and
have marked the goods out in plain figures
FOR everybody to see them, 50 therS ), , Is no
deceptions at HENRY SCH AKL 3
;an 23-tf 1872, King street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-02-20
4 RNULU i FIELD.
Merchant ,I>aiIOrs,
MILITARY AND G2NTIEMEN's
FURNISHING STORE,

ttTNN ISHINE7 SIVKki
" Woulti vite Inspection of their large stock Of
CLOTHS, IASIMEKI>. and I EST NGa,
al grades, Foreign and Domestic, which they
will make - or"er rs clleaE, as can be bed
Equality considered) in the city Of New York.
a1.d warrant 20 give entire satisfaction.
Speciul attention given to the selection os
CLOTHS for MILITARY GARMENI&,--~
We sell none hu1 Indigo Blues, warranted, az,d
our long experience in that branch iustifes Us
IN assuring Satisfaction in that line. Ne keep
2 select assortment Of Shirts {al kind Collars.
<linen and pap"1) Neckties. Scarfs, Socks,
Suspenders Handkerchiefa Gloves, &c, usual
ly found in well regulated Merchant Tailoring
Establishment. Call and see us. Don't forget
the number, SO King Street. between Pitt ard
M. ARNOLD,
ian 7-tf JOHN A. FIELD.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1865-07-14
The FOREST CITY OIL
Company.
Capital, 100000
. SHARES $J EACH,
Capital,
100000.

This Company owns in fee simple the follow.
ing valuable property in Vonango county, PENN
2. On WElkEL RuN-3s acres of land, one
mile from Oil Creek. This is good Oil Territory,
and wells are being put down above this land 6y
large and wealthy companies.
q On HALLS RUN-94 acres, all boring
territory. We are now going down near this land
3. On SAGE RUN-2l acres good Oil Ter
ritory. A so barrel well just struck on this run.
near this land.
d. On WEST HICKORY CREEK-26A
acres; near ihe Alleghany river and is regarded
as the very best Oil Territory, being in The same
range with Pit Hole Creek Wen and also tle Co.
quetto Well. ...
s. On CHERRY RUN--One.eight land in
teresi in Wells. No. l is down SEQ feet, with a
good show of oil; No. 2 is down 42O feet; No. 8
is down $50 fcet and No. is down 800 feet.
6. On CHERRY RUN--Ono eighth land in
terest in TWENTY ONE OTHER Wells, ali of
which are leased. derricks up, and preparations
made for putting down the wells without DELAY,
These interests have all been selected with
great care, by persons experienced in the oil bust.
ness. l'hoy are al. free inlere SITS, aud the wells
contracted 10 be bored, tubed, tested and worked,
without expense TO the Company
Amy person desiring Information will please
address the President or Secretary, At Cleyel and
Ohio. 3O5m3
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1865-07-14
The Late Mrs. L. II. Sigourney.

Ofthis estmable lady's private life and
character the Hartford Couropt says:
"Tbe simplest truth would seem like
language oi culogy. The warmth of her
affections was no! chilled by the advance
OF age, or the prospect Of death. All
whom she had ever loved--and how largo
was the circle of her friends let the popu-
lar heart testify-she remembered; many
of them she recalled by name in her last
days. She had followed many OF her
earliest and best friends TO the grave
She had kindly dropped poetic wreath
on tle bier of one and another who had
gone before, linking herself thus by the
ienderest lies with the memories of many
a bcroaved and mourning family, and
now she, the generous, the Thoughtful,
the kind hearted, the noble, has been ia
ken to the home where her spirit SO
longed TO be at rest"
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1865-07-14

The Secretary of tho Treasury con
templates the disconinuance of all issue.
of fractional currency less than ten cents
The printing Of the three cent notes ha,
been stopped by act of Congress, and tn,
Secretary will order that no more fv,
cent pieces shall be issued. 1t it expect,
ed that this will bring into use The two
and three.cent metallic currency now
coined at the mint, which are at presen
boarded rs fast as issued.