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Journal and confederate. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-05-19
CAMDEN, FRIDAY, uAY 10.

London Journal asserts that Napoleon proposed
to conclude treaty with England for the defence Of
Canada against the United States on hearing of tho
fall of Richmond
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Journal and confederate. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-05-19

TIE streets down town, that used to hustle
and hum like hive, with business and activity
bigin to. wear their old aspects again. Drsys
GIL the Streets boxes, barrels and packages the
sidewalks, and men, with locomotive energy in:
them, move about with velocity that is con.
tagious. Old warehouses that have been closed
aud to let since 1851, are opening. on every
hapL- Richmond Whig-
Journal and confederate. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-05-19
The Presidents ,Obsequies

FROM CHICAGO TO MR.. .L1NCoLNS S HoME-CIo-
SING MANIFESTATIONS IN CHICAGo-THE
BODY ESCORTED 'oE ITS wAY-MIs LIN
coins SELECTION OF, A BuRlAL-PLAGE-TH
Z ;. JOURNEY TOWARDS SPRINGFIELD.
CHICAGO, Tuesday, May 2.
! Until late hour last night crowds contin-
ned to pass through the Court House in an
unceasing stream. Many who came to sec the
remains Of the late President we're unable to do
so on account of the pressure During tue
afternoon and evening large body Of singers
were retained in the Rotunda and performed
: appropriate pieces. Of sacred music, with but
little iutermission, up to a late hour. Among
tho singers were many of the leading amateur
yocalists of Chicago, together with several of
the opera singers atapreseht in this city. These
services were beautifully solemn and impress
size. To day long lines of people have been
moving towards the Court House, entering at
the door bearing the inscription "llinois clasps
to her bosom her slain but glorifcd son." and
retiring by the one on the other size surmount-
ed BY the words, aIhs beauty of Israel is slain
upon the high places"
During the day, there was music from a
melodeon in keeping with the solemn scene..--
The light from chandelier was cast upon the
face Of the lamented dead, and revealed the
deep surrounding drapery and, the coffin, with
its splended and magnificent floral adornme ents.
Grouped around the coffin were eyergreens and
the choicest flowers, Etgpscan vases, Gled with
red roses, Latin. CROSSES formed by white, fowE
,ers. with. white borders of evergreen, q Greek
cross of white eamelias, with green back
ground resting on the white satin lid Of the
eoffn..a Greek. urn filled with flowers and a
wreath Of camelias and white lilies bedded ir
.eyergrecns resting on the foot of ths coffin, anc
interspcrccd among all these were rare bou-
.o1ets of white flowers, wreaths OF flowers, and
,wreaths 6f evergreen and mossess. -
,Mapy silent and affecting scenes have been
,vitaesssd. Owing to shc very large number
of spectators, a few seconds only Of time is
afforded to give passing glance at the remains
Sc the lamented dead. Mournful and distress.
full looks arc expressed on every face, and tears
from many eyes give outward expression to
feelings OF inward grief.
Business was entirely suspended here yester-
day, and is only PARTIALLY renewed today.
I. is everywhere admitted that never during
tl.c .:svs OF wild and tumutuous rejoicing over
t,e i.;r glorious yictories-neycr in all former
times, Wien galy tius:cging banners aud holi-
day dresses and inspiring strains oi ,nusic have
. betokencd public iestTva'~-.ueeer hcii,re when,
farewell honcrs have b, pail to tLo memory
Of tho great ssd good-s-ls Chicago seen a day
Journal and confederate. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-05-19

FROM CHICAGO TO MR. .LrNcoLN's HoME-cLo-
SING MANIFESTATIONS IN cH.cAGo-THE
Rony ESCORTED on ITS wAY-9lEs. LIN
COINS SELECTION OF. A BuRlAL-PLAeE-TH
/: ;: JOURNEY TOWARDS SPRINGFIELD.
Journal and confederate. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-05-19

E,r-EERSEEMAN ...Ep. u. D.EEGCGS"s',
. EDITORS
Journal and confederate. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-05-19
Executive Order of Remov-
ing Restrictions on Trade
in the Southern States
East of the Mississippi.

:. = WAsHrSeToK, April 80, 1865,
The following order bas been issued BY the
proSn1ent -
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-04-27

The CONFEDERATE SPELLING BooS.-We
have received from the publishers; Messrs
D. Richardson & Co., OF Austin, copy Of the
above book, being one of series Of Confed-
crate School Books now being published by
the enterprising Publishers of the Austin
Gazette. It is very neatly and substantial
ly gotten up, and as the advertisement says,
IS "a new and revised Edition, to which is
added short and easy Reading Lessons for
beginners, comprising in the same book, q
compiete Spelling Book and Primer: lo4 pa
ges, price rs cts, or 81 50 per dozen
We regard the above hook rs decided
improvement on the Spoilers heretofore pub
lished, and hope the enterprsing publish
ers may receive the encouragement they so
we'll deserve.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-04-27

ElS31.i dispatch was received here on
Monday last, dated Shreveport April 18th
which States in substance, that Gen. Lee
had heen defeated in an engagement with
Gen. Grants army near Petersburg; and 4
number Of his Generals captured, that Gen.
Lee was surrounded and could not help but
surrender: that Johnston had been defeated
in North Carolina with loss of 10000
prisoners; that Spanish Fort and Fort
Biakely, below Mobile had surrendered with
their garrisons; and that Montgomery, Ala,
had been taken by the enemy. The above
news is taken from the New Orleans pa
pers of the llth and the fight near Peters
burg is said 10 have taken place on the Eth
The news is too overwhelmingly crushing
10 he all true, and we wait with much anz-
iety to hear further in regard to it. We
cannot believe it without further evidence
Our papers received last night from Hous.
ton are up to the 18th only, and have moth
ing in them with regard to the above. This
news should be received with great deal
OF allowance. We know, from experience
the characteristic habit Of the enemy fol
exaggeraiiOn, and shall wait with that pa
tience that we are possessed Of, for true
statement OF facts. In the mean time gran
ting for argument sake, that all they say il
true, we are not whipped even then. They
, will find that If our armies are disperse,
and the whole country overrun, that there
is still deadly feeling of resistance Il
Yankee rule that win eventually give u
orr in iependence Of the North.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-04-27

GEN. FoRRrsr.--We have just been in
formed that few days since, this truly no.
bic man and distinguished officer, called
out twenty.six ofhis own negro men, and
said TO them: "All ofyoa VINO are willing
10 become soldiers for the war, step forward
and win give to every enc who does sc
his free papers" when twenty-five OF them
Immediately advanced-one only refusing,
who said he was peace man, but he woulc
drive a wagon for his master during the
war Columbus Repu6lic
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-04-27
nlA.The nnnauneement 81 70. El. NLA.k !

pn5-The announcement Of Col. III C'".k
for Governor win be found Ia today spaPer
in the appropriate column. Col CLARK Ia
we'll snown throughout the State, aud his
services both in civil aud military life need
no comment from rs, The contamination
of the act of secession Of the State found
him occupying the Gubanatogial chair, and
at the end Of HIS term, he entered the SER
wise - Colonel Of an Infantry regiment,
which position he occupied until severely
wounded at Mansfield, over year ago.
ein;O ia. lime he has no. been able TO take
active service in the field, and once more
presents himself for the SURFACES OF the peo-
pie ct the next election for Governor,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-04-27

n6y.The Houston Telegraph learns that
Brig. Gen. James p. Major has been rcliey-
ed from service in this Department, Gnd
startcd to the East of the Mississippi where
he has been assigned to IN important CONF
mand. The Telegraph truly says, "Gen.
Majors abilities cannot we'll be over esti-
mated, and go where he win he is bound to
make his mark as a bold, dashing and en-
crgetic officer
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-04-27

bS Several Of our young countymon
have reached home the past week from the
various Northern prisons, having been pa
rolled and sent through cur lines below
Richmond about the beginning Of last
month Among them We have heard the
names Lieut. Z. =. Scott, Of the lst Louisi-
On cavalry, O, ?. Scott ami Vim. H. Shep-
herd, Of the 18th Texas Dismounted CaVsl-
~, and several others whose names we do
not now remember. They have all suffered
long and painful Imprisonment, and are
welcomed home as those coming from the
grave.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-04-27

~ The gem OF poetry published IN our
last weeks issue, was written by lady
formerly resident in this county and we be-
lieve native born citizen Of Dallas. We
confess ourselves a poor judge Of verse, but
there appears in the article referred to, g
greehnees and purity that strikes pleasant
" on the ear and touch the tenderest feel
ings Of the heart. We would say TO our fair
correspondent, to write again and often.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-04-27
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,
un1.SrnH. TEYAR. March ed. lH65.

10y recent act Of the Congress Of
a D tho Confederate States, 'all physicians" arc
exempt from military service, "who are and were for
ten years next preceding the 18th day of February
1854 ip tho regular practice of heir profession and
shall not, at any time, engage in buying or selling
for profit hut term physician shallsnot include den.
tist Provided, That no physician shall be exempt
cd under this act, unless he shall within sixty days
from the passage thereof file with the enrolling oil-
Ger of his district, the Secretary OF war, or the
General commanding the Trans Mississippi Depart
ment, statement III writing, that he will practice
his profession for Confederate currency, at prices TO
he fixed by the Beard of Commissioners for the State
under the Impressment Act, and it Is hereby made
the duty of the Commissioners under the Impress
ment Act to fix the fees of practcins physicans Ia
their respective states and publish the same IN their
schedules of prices"
Accordingly, we publish the following schedule, to
continue III force till altered:
Visit and %
Mileage iu night time, .,...........,....... W
Mileage to be charged bat one way, and nole allow.
ed within one mile of own or city.
Where medicine is furnished by physician, he shall
not charge over 25 per cent on cost.
In cases provided for here, charges may he made
in proportion to these organizations:
W. r. WARD,
FRANK Z. WILLIAMS.
Commissioners.
p S,-Papers throughout the State publish three
iss and present account to Post ouartermnster for
payment. l3i9t.l
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-04-27
.H.nntn.s's pnioApn, April ll,b lssr

DEAR NEws-Por the benefit Of those
concerned win you be 50 Kind rs to inform
your readers through the columns Of tht
News whether Gen Locs Amnesty Pf0ola
nation win cover the oaFcs az those who
have ahsehted themselves !lom their corr
mands IN this Department, N.
We believe we may safely answer The
above question in theafirmativc, We hope
to give our readers, in day or two, an ar
tielc, showing tho full force and effect o.
General Lees order as II is important tina,
IL should be understood by sll.-GGl. Nt,es.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-04-27

A rumor came up on the train from Alley
ton las. Tuesday, that MIR. John L. Williams
had been murdered near Clinton, Dewitt
coun Y, and robbed Ct $4,000 in gold, be-
lonei z to the State. As We could learn
nothing authentic about the afIir, we said
nothing about it. The following extract
of letter from Mr.. Williams, dated Gin
ion, April 9th, confirms the report Of The
robbery. Mr.. Williams has been acting as
agent Of the State at Eagle Pass, and was
on his way from Brownsville TO Austin
with the State money, to settle his ac-
counts Mr.. Williams says:
ION the evening of the 9Th, while en- route
from Goliad to Clinton, JUS before getting
10 Clinton. was attcked and robbed OF me
State funds. had ffty-two thousand DOL,
lars. and two thousand dollars, indiTid II
funds. Twas taken off the road by TINS
marty. and hen ordered TO get out OF my
buggy. As soon as got on the groun
fred nv six shooter at one OF them IHe
ball think struck him in the arm. was
shot through the thigh, making pretty Sc
we're flesh wound The party then got my
{ siz-shcotcr away from me, and overpoWe.-
[ cd me BIZ fastening rope around ny meek
I and choking ne very badly. After TINS
they broke open my boxes and took all me
funds. They then cut ny buggy traces ana
line .~- tn Csri Egilcn starifl VIE
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-04-27

ssD"L Last Thursday and Friday consider
able rain fell in this vicinity, and on the
latter day, the wind blew heavy from the
North, Friday night was quite cold, Satur-
day Sunday and Monday mornings there
was good deal of frost, which has bitten
some garden vegetables and corn, though
rot sufficient TO kill much. AT present the
weather is clear, pleasant and Spring-hke.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-04-27

ggD"Ws nrc under obligations 10 our
young friends, Lieut.. Z. B. and 0. ?. Scott,
for pnpera from jackson and Meridian,
Miss and Selma (Ala,) as late rs tho 3lat
OF March. We find several items in them
which we hai not before scen, which We
transfer 80 orr columns.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-04-27

hJ"Up to the present time TUESDAY
EVENING" no pnpers have been received at
this place BY any Of eur mails, for ten days.
Where the break in the connection Of our
Southern mail is We cannot tell, but presume
it must be somewhere at or below Waco.
We hope TO receive ell our back files by to-
morrow (Wednesday's) mail,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-04-27

Ray-Among the young soldiers who are
now at home on furlough, we are pleased to
welcome our young friend and former at
tachs of the Herald Office, Thomas Sheppard,
of this place. He is in good health and
has made an excellent soldier, for over three
years.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-04-27

rrkAs.-Ons ocpy, Bcr aEEbin, four pol'nra, pay
,bIa Ia advance; shorter period IN proportion
ADV EETiSING-0u- Dollar Tar square u ten
lines " Ices, tths Gllo typs for tho hgst Insertion
and 90 cvuts Hg zach Bubs-QucEt insertion
Wheat, oc produce Of any h,nd that wc con usc,
aiken 40 tho be-. market price, for all dues to this Of
.cs
~ Our charge FOR announcing candidate flr
STATS or o.s.r:: csr:o' "a 2lo and Cor County Pre-
e.ss: 25ess s., payable invariably Thea 30 az
roGa,erssnt e I-tde.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-04-27

- TRAYED.-From the undersigned, on Satur-
y day night last, at Five Mile Greek, large sorrc
Horse, blind, and has bow round his neck with
bell attached.-Supposed to have gone towards Ian
caster. will give $40 Reward for his recovery and
delivery 10 mo In Dallas. l.. LOUlS.
Anril 21th.-35 IL.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-04-27

G5"Gcn. NJ. D. Ector, of Rusk County, Is
announced rs u candidate for Governor.
This makes four candidates who are now
authoritaiivcly announced.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-04-27

Mr.. T. Laspeyrc arrived here few days ago direct
from san francisco which place he left the LIST OF Feb
ruary He went by water Mazatan AID came thence
overland in company with four others. He arrived in
San Antonio in just 60 days from San Francisco The
country through which he travelled filed with rob-
i!r and guerrilla parties but he had the good fortune
10 escape them. The authority Of the French IN the
Vicc-royaty Of Dr. Gwin in Sonora, Sinaloa and pu-
range IS far from being we'll established and undispu
ted The only opposition is however from guerrilla par
ties adhercuts Of the Liberal Juarez party, The
though all the intelligent classes admit that their only
hope of having good and stable government is in the
establishment Of the imperial authority, they have
to expect anything hut succession of reyo-
itions under any republican form of government The
French adopt the prudent policy of making no changes
in .le local laws customs, and continue the same
civil officers in the discharge Of their duties 50 that
there is scarcely any precepbe change Of government
Wherever the French have established their authority,
protection is given ~ all classes and all n.cned
and happy The better classes hope the popua- preju
dces agains the French win gradually give way under
Il wise and prudent they have inaugurated
Mr. r. informs that old friend Simon L.
Jones' is still in San Francisco where he has accumu-
lated large fortune. lie is doing heavy commission
lusincss Mr.. II. A. Cobb is also there still engaged
in the auction business, and Is veil of. Mrs. Col.
Rhodes among the esrliest settlers Of Galveston
mas sent her the Confederate army, and the
Widest one has been killed Mrs Reese also formerly
Galveston is still in San Francisco. Mr.. Lespeyre
~ Dr. Geo Holland was in company with him in his
rSaee from san francisco 10 MaEatsn. He is en-
arld in the practice OF medicine in the latter place
Mr. J.. has come expressly TO join the Confederate ar
ny aud viii leave Immediately to 90 east ofthe Mssis
sipp for that purposs.-CGl Ner'.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-04-27
yTRAYED OR STOLEN from the

~ subscriber, living IL miles East of Dallas on the
Shreveport road time in February last one yoke
of BLACK CATTLE; branded with apd figure 8
on the hip; marked with single slit in ea4& car;
one had on a fine large bell when they left
Any person delivering said oxen or giving me inior-
nation that get them will be literally rewarded
T3t;2w.l JOHN SHERLEY.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-04-27

fedel s,e States Court; Judge Noise q, Ma,
ehitOehes on the 18TH but was imnedlAtelr
arrested by tho military authorities ari
conveyed 10 prison. C0NaCRIPP.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-04-27

ES-A n. o. correspondent Of the New
York Times, asserts that Maj. Gen. l. G.
Hindman, Of Arkansas, who. with his fam
ily, was going into Mczicc, was robbed and
-----i- ~ n IL IL u u L ~ IL u.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-04-27
Observation-Disclosures.

EB-Wn are authorized 90 announce Col Ed.
CLARKE, a, . candidate for Governor, at the cleo
ZION In August next
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-04-27
WOOL CARDHNG.

FSHE undorBlgneu WOuIu reSpect-
H. fully inform, the citizens of Dallas and the PEG.
pie generally, that their Carding Machine in the
North part of the town Of Dallas ia again in opera.
ton where will be pleased to meet az many Of onE
old friends and customers are able to scconno
date.
Wool must be washed clean and free from hurrs.
One pound of grease to every eight pounds OF wool
must be furnished.
Our terms one fourth Of the wool, or l25 cents
per pound for white Is cents for colored and 20 for
mixed. All kinds of country produce taken in ex-
change for carding that dispose of. The pro-
duce must in all be delivered before the work Ia
done. ELLIS & MORROW.
Dallas, Texas, January &c, lsG5--22tf.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-04-27

A nnFyEeTEAICRa NOA 4CE.--lne
n ufdsrsiEnsd btyilg hsd lettsrs OF Administra'
Ion Il Soas ios Crap'ea 70 hiIa on TIE bslale z;
Csrrfv Corri Ct Jssk comfy, psrtsning V e SC
.sassd persons thsrsiors all pofto1e hseirs clsinns
asaf-st fhs ezid sit Asrehy nct1eo % Irsssnt
s-.-,L ~ siEt. d ". eFEEE.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-04-27
&,S&F .sS:l6, So! .JGs.Sst. q

vs. w 1stsafka a.t....Is I'D slA'
WILL be taken in payment tor
w Subscription 10 the Dallas Herald, az the rate
e rwa hu,hcls 5r six months, delivered a this office
" q. Any of the following nllIs and the millcrn re-
,sIpi sent 10 ny, viz: ,.,,
MansHsd Mi!!s, Tarrant County; Record ENett,
Cedar Spriucs, Rorton SewtoGs' "igglnton ana
parlsr's NIs, Ia Dallas county, aad DOSells Mil,
usAr Mckinney, Collin county
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-04-27
|, nrTINIarRAIOE,s NoTECE. c

4 DlnINI8TUATOB,G N0TECE.--I The
~ uu1cnisurf having haa Letters o. Adminls ua-
sn Granted 10 hira on h, estate o. C. Hancoek, de-
dealsd n the regular March torn Of the County
Cturt fsairirr 20 es,ateE q deceased peTsop Icr
JACK urty; therefore al persont arc heIeDS -,
ftne wIthii the tina prescribed By isr. lis 2 1fen
toe S3th, 1885, X hH ,, s-5p,
Ads1'r Of The Estate Of c.-HAaooai' 1sSd.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-04-27
HEAD QRs. TRANS MISSISSIPPI DEPARTMENT
SHREVEPORT, La, March 10, 1865.
GENERAL ORDERS, No. 20.
n RRJG GEN. HARRY T, HAYS has

BRIG. OEN. LARRY l., uA1 . mas,
. been assigned by the Secretary OF War, to the
duty of collecting and forwarding to their commands
All Officers and men in this department, who belong
east OF the Mississippi river,
II. All officers and mon who have come into this
DsuartuIent bv any authority other thar BIZ special
orfor of War DEPARTMENT, Nill mradiatoy reportin
rdrsor 60 Brig Gen HAYS, az tclitoches La.
III All oirceTe and mfn belongingeasi Of ths MIS-
sissirpi riyer whq have BEEN aa'igngd % oommnpds
~ duty b. tic y fartnsn, Dietrich, or subordinate
nrosaderB VII a, ouvo DO relieved by thor inne-
iate commanders "a ordered 10 report 70 person 10
Brig zen. aYs- al Ea chiiocbss, La
~ c1aItaand OF General Z. kiRsf sitITa.
f3A:8t7 SIS. ANDERSON, Asst. Adit Coz !.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-05-12

War is always the occasion %, great
crime and atrocities, whether a- incidents
or means Of warfare but this Southern Re
belli5n seems % have been more prolific than
most. Il is as OF Treason and Rebellion,
founded On Injustice and Oppression, natu-
rally ayailed themselves OF all inIquit9us
means witness the starvation of prisoners,
the murder Of black soldiers, assassination oi
President Lincoln, attempted burning OF our
principal cities, &c. Now Is added stll ano-
tber crime, the deliberate attempt TO intro
duce yellow fever into Northern cities. as
shown by the following. telegraphei from
Halifax, Saturday.
'' The Bermuda papers contain long account
Of the Judicial Investigation now being held al
St. Georges on the attempt of DR.. Blackburn 20
introduce yellow fever into New York, Philadel-
phis and other Northern cities.
Blackburn visited Bermuda ostensibly on a
philanthropic mission in connection with the
yellow fever. Evidence proves that Ing collected
while there bibbing and clothing taken from fe-
yer patients. purchased snd infected new cloth
ing, packed it in trunks and left It IN char.c Of
parties with orders 10 forward them to New
York in the Spring
One witness testified that Blackburn repre-
sented himself as Confederate agent, whose
mission was the destruction OF the Northern
masses. II was also shown that several persons
connected with the agency Of the Confederate
States. were cogrizsnt Of the facts. II Was
stated that there were ten trunks, three Of which
were found and the contents buried by the
Board OF Health
Blackburn is well known in these Provinces
as a leading and ultra rebel