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Instantaneous.


AVE YOU A COUGH?
A Use Jsyne's E1pectarant At once; n may sa~e
Jon fsom Consumption. It Will certainly cnra tn
most laTsts1ata coushs and colds.
FOB BBoCHTT1s ty Dr. J.yros E7pectosnss. II
~an snodne the Inflammation. relieve tho eosgh, pain
and difficulty Of breathing, aod produce \ spss1s
ezeA.
FAVE TOT A8TTINA?-Jayue'A Y4pectorAnt Vim
overcome the ep1tModc contraction q, the Wind
tabes air veeaels, snd causs tho election cf tnz
uuen1 which clogs them.
FOB PLETH11Y tAke tro or th1es large dases II
Jsyzes kxpeetorAnt IN quick succession and csvs1-
iuS sp warmly IN bed, thed1sesss win b subAued ~
the outsef.
HAVE TOT OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Rxpeoss-
rant viii xtrs you immediate relief tleanass iAe
lungs no Ill irritating matters, While 1t heats and
lnvt.oratea then.= Thousands who have been klss4
Up by .hetr phJueiass hsvs neea ressosod 10 haa1e
b. it, uta+
WHoOPfEa CouGd, GROUP, sad Ill diseasss ek
the lungs or e1eetualy and speedily oureA
by Jayne's Expectora1t 1t Il no new remedy. Foe
nry years It has been tefore tbs public. the demand
for constantly Increasing, and the evidence az its
great curative poEers aecun1ulAtiog IN our hsAa1-
ThJ not 6iTe It TRIAL
Tbs E1pectoraas aad all Of pr. D.:.JAYNE BON
Family Medicines aTe sold IN Chicago BY MssR1-
ECLLlK. FINCH FULLER F.A a. II. HOOKER:
loHb SMITH: huRSHAA9 / VAN SHACK:
and b. dzu2Rats generally.
, 1864-06-02

they stand In the army, ask Gen. Grant, or
Sherman, or Rosecrnns :.
But military edrcatien Is Of great value;
and the drm OF West Point IL not to be sct
aside AZ Of no account. Let us do Justice To
all parties,
, 1864-06-02
BILIOUS AFFECTIONS
LIVER COMPLAINTS,
Sick Headache Dyspepsia, &c,
Dr.. D. 1ayne's sanatiVe Pills

4 MILD PROMPT AND RFFECTIYE RENBbY.
There is tca1eoiJ any disease In which pzrxasiye
medicines are nos required: and much sickness and
suffering mxht bs prevented wera they mora keuex-
ally used. No persou can feel we'll Wills costiys
habit Of body prevails tcs1des 1t socn generates a.
ous and often fatal dlseaset. which might bo avoid.
ed by timely sat judtcioas ule Of proper catna.tls
medicines.
, 1864-06-02
INSTRUCTION BOOKS ANT
l. AUsIO
FOR TIE MEL0DE0N,

Instruments Of the Organ Claas.
Zundol's Aelodson Instructor, Containing tho d
iseee 9; ebocs nsc fnkss auae' ana
Aew Meshod for the Aelodecn. seleesed ma1iy
from !" "Zunosre Instructor" and Containing IN 1ddl-
hon II Lessons and Exercises, cole ction OF Fop1-
lnr eonRB, ard va1i.ly Of Palm and Hymn Tu1AA
N1a -
Ca1hart's Ae1odeon. Elem mentary aud Progressive
Stuuies With collection Of cho!ce Vocal and 1nsssu-
mental Music. $40
American schoo: for the Me1odeou. &-so.
Model Meloteon Instructor. sl+0.
- SELF Instrnc:or, With choice Music. 6oc.
Meodkon Withou1 Master. Etc.
Wood bury d Nelodeo1 lns1uc'or. SEC.
Green 4 Whites Melodeon Instructor: ~. x.
Tte sersphlfe A collection OF Muac for the Neio-
deon, scrnph:ne and Reed Organ eSc:
suited nat only 70 he Melodeon. bat TO kll tnsfn
mcnts OF similar COZ structton. Sent postpaid On 70
cA1t Of pfice. n,roc~ no
MYaf fga{QttTHaAAru Publishers, Bo4tea.3
, 1864-06-02

WKDaEEDAT EvK11a. June l, 1851.
yesterday. l .s15, ,o:o feet. Theru
have been very few cargoes on the market to-dsy
and with unfayorahlc weather for bustoess Of any
KIND could we'll De imagined, the market has been
generally dnll sud inactive.
sHINGLEs-1n good demand aud Email supply.
Prices very firm at previous rates.
EATH-Reeops yesterday, ssa.oco pcs. Market
moderately active, but scarcely as lrn.
CARGO sALES TODAY.
Cargo schr Petrol, from Kalamazoo. sold By 4. Car.
ter, 10000 shaved shingles. at {4o 10000 cnl1s at
$125 cargo sehr c. North. from Grand Haven sold
by Irteh Fuller, 50 coo feet coaree dock load
at 31s0o 900 feet RATED lumber, st1lps. hold full
at $500.
, 1864-06-02

nearly connected with the Prince, is given to
drirRit> Who this peraonlge Ia 1 must 1eaye
yonr readers to divine. Il It not abomlnablc
that French Senator should speak In such
, 1864-06-02

kB The election for Judge nf the ata.a
Supreme Court, for the Sd Grand Division,
tnkra place rrzf lf.~es.y, June Bth-not June
7th, as inadvertently stated in our columns
Yesterday,
, 1864-06-02

U"UH KxnII HI UR1T0EA
he Q. L. A, Of Dwight, Ill. formally
ned and dedicated a hall on Saturday eve
g last. 8. 7. E. Prime. Esq, President
(c Iiy. Co. c., presided, and Professor
Foy, of Washington, delivered most ell
Tent, finished and patriotic address. We
It congratulate the Dwight Council upon
fattcring prospects With which they have
Fgurated the Fau campaign.
, 1864-06-02

D The sword vote at tho st. Louis fair
stood On Monday nIght-Hsncock, TO-. Nc
Clellau, 655; Sherman, 3s3; Grant, 2Ss;
Butler, 27G; scattering, 81.
, 1864-06-02
NJ a r T N z LIST.
Port OF CHICAGO,

ARRIVALS. ..-..Juue /.
f1op fiop Founs.ia CITY. Rounds, Buffalo. saadriss.
asos IL an6
Ba1k 2nson:,: Co;s @ Bqt1.52, j ~ - tons coal,
Haf& cnn;n IN; Asslo' 1o1alo' q" m lanoee 4on
Bark TTo Fsnnle' uoozs Pe.atso ~ N lumber. SO
Dark F. eFns. Williams. Grand Haven, Is N lumber,
Brig Tabs Kosk, Duggln, oconto, 100 N lumber 10 N
Brig Fohe.+ Harms. Galteao c----t Traverse N n
1:r,s EsSeai, Rt-rson, Buffalo. 1so m lumber non,
Brig es:ias ssaia Blackburn Buffalo. tse lumber 50 n
Brig 0se, "a sly, Buffalo, lss IN Lumber, 100
sear Gsallo:!t, Wiiil.@son Vol River. 500 tsdai
schr Emisn smith, cndesden. Grand Haven. 1so N
senr E5sppo: nuEhe,, Maqitawec. 70 eds wood.
soas aTns1 aer
SS ss5s Ms.Eteoa; ss5sa; Sfosas FL. . eds .ooa.
sshF 6iEs. Rasnszoo. !a%:ss
ssh sshf hk:hs SSsss9sf - e ass5 e 1uo..
ftorn 0c9rto, 20 toI g1indstones,
scor 9eolee Il hooesfs' "a7ez' censerEtlle, q eds
ssa5 G:ss cose M gar9: Ixs Ei.sfs =. 70 lumber
seow Butts Bucflsy GFsen bash 80 eds Eoed
Prep Idaho. conae,, Eaiiao s oDis doa; s.a do
Prop S;s T:s9,sy Eu'o. Du 0st,
Prop Norman, Lifts, osweso. t.5oo bu wheat. IN
Prop x5iseRs, 5;s sR, Ra,a! ,s sa1a.. uao Du co1n 1
Es1s Ssf ft:S;so II S5
e1 Sa1s: eeasss s. =
Echr Lewis Well, HaEIoV, OsWeg :, 13,6sU.
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A Rebel deserter says that the Bouth-
- crirtion is fearfnllJ rigid-they take
: man who has not been dead more than
days.
, 1864-06-02

4fation's Gratitude to Grant.
The following call for public meeting has
been circulated and extensively signed In
New York City.
"The loyal citizens Of the United States,
without distinction Of party, arc invited to
assemble at Union Square On Saturday, June
4tb, at six o'clock T. N. for the purpose of
rendering grateful acknowledgment for
erTiccs on many battlefield, for glorious
victories achieved, md for protection given,
,uder Providence, to the life OF the nation
= Lieutenant General q. s. Grant.
NAV 20, lSG4''
, 1864-06-02

nble Indian chief William
1y on the TonaWauda Re-
ee county. He was the
4 ELI S. Parker, one Of Cen
/; of Nicholson Parker, Uni
,er, and Of Newton Par
Parker, q graduate Of the
School, is his only daughter.
on the Tar-path as . scout
1612, and was disabled By q Sc
wound In the wrist at the eortie
, 1864-06-02
Can1paieEEdition OF tho Illinois staats
Ze1tunE.
from the Stasts Zeitunr1

With the State Convention held It Springfield
May s6th. the Presidential campaign may be co.,
Adered AZ commenced In the State. Ws have
therefore concluded to Issue from this dstc
weekly campaign edition Of the Illinois sla7b
ztttuag, Whlch which will comprise all the rum-
be4s mp to Nov. 9Th inclusive, which lstter issue
will contain the announcement Of the Presidential
election We will send this campaign edition to
Republican Committees, Union Leagues ana
Clubs 1t Is cent? per copy, and beg lesye to call
the attention to this opportunity to widely csrcu-
late the principles Of the Republican party.
Orders directed to the publishers Of the Illinois
Stadks Zeatnng, Chicago r. o. drawer 6774, will b
promptly attended to.
We commend the Stadts Zeitxng to the
Union campaign committees, as the best Ger.
man document they can circulAte. The lei
snng is ably edited, and Is true as steel to the
principles Of Freedom. It gives the admin,
istration cordial and efficient support. w
consider it as the best German Republican
paper In the United States.
, 1864-06-02

.FlSH@7WnTE FIsn-Very arm ii prese7t quota
TEour-1n |. i request, WIN small supply: Market
cepT and good demand. Prices nrn at tprcvions quo
tansEs. copy.sn-Kseeiou vi anal a1d q Matted o.
demand F1eked quiet. Lake tn very IN iii receipt,
With good demand. Market generally very frm al
, 1864-06-02

I.EATHER-In fair supply. The city tEado il
fairly Bctiye, but the demand ior country continues
very small. Prices hrm at previous quotations. We
quote:
, 1864-06-02

GKEA&E-lug good denand and frtn- Bales to.
day we're: IL pigs light Ye1Iow Grease 1T 1t1sc: 10
pkge Yellow areass Ut 1lc 25 pigs Brown Grease at
HIGHWJNE4-Received to day, 8e4 br1s chip
ped today, 1 hrs Market dull ana 1c lower. Sales
tc1ny 80 bfls in ,ta at $l23< 800 btls do 1t
*l2S: Marktt cloeing quies st 81 2.Gf asH.
HIDE%-3t aFket sill qulct aud receipts limited
Prices rule tole1nbls firm and unchanged ut present
1uosnt1nnR. Wequate:
Green County, trimmed. ...................9 9Na *
fEeE1s2lteus 90 ..s...s....s.-.+%A-.4u3pu
GT cen, part cured. do...................10 G3l0k
Dry Sailed, do ..--.-..............15H9.8
Dry Hint. do ....................2o G.tH
Kip, Green, do .i4k@l5
Calf, do do ..................16 alt
Kin and Calf Anfrs1ns. afn
1.EATHER-In fair RunnY. The city t1ada Il
, 1864-06-02

French Cali, Is -......
Observation-Disclosures
Ffen b Calf L.
mofnes, p doz-
e1........-....am3N-m en-. 10
French Calf 1te-
MONIES, Sc
eonds. Il doz-.71.tk&4n
LlntngB, y DGsli1S
Roa1s, q doz. 13-ak9l8,M
, 1864-06-02

Ground Atn 7 eack.
SKEDS-Keeslved todsr, 5,7oo ~ GE1ss SeedA
1850 81 Fax Heet- Shipped, none. flax 8R1D-1a
fa1r ternsnd and nrrs. sa1es wefe: II Dx8 good Ut
s. 50; u busA eis prime 1t 9e.H.
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IyeGGGy ylartsrg,

E:$@ HEsEENE FoEuEssouTH CAROLINA,
EA ~ ~. ~ coLsaihlA, Sept: 5, 1861. i
EgE Is nee s ssgtaph, Y, General Or
- >deTs NS: 67aA Btanl. INSPECTOR Gen
erals OfsceSs1 sG4, conpaMes fof local defence
are authorized and required to he organized i'll
ssh hffift s;s4a s5 " %ss $!s;S
,ed, dncudirg- l'Qsk t@car the ages Of Is and
rs Yeats, as wcllas those of tlle tescrve class,
and required 20 oi'ro'l thensclvss as members
ILL., The co,npa,ic, orgAnn>d under this or
d oyy ts only IL; s"Hr
WHICH they may re respectively crg:;,;zed, nor
will th'H tbS fyg,lirSd rs 'tUro;n service except
within the. iihftYM tlivir resi-" clvc districts or
s're'5 t,r: a:, sorssx s 5y8 y 1fl.,4rcte s4
will he tic uhexrircd rtr.ioN of the war The
of 1hicr RESPECTIVE det;s.
tie execution 'd5f this ofAyTT'fpkcy will organize
the detalnthf Thhiu theis Respective Districts
into COM 7fhFiafi fhFFiaiae Of Rbt css than o4 .icn, and
order at, cccti}G siof company officers, and as
each compa,isH f:s sahRei: :thcy will forward
MUSTER fdlhs is tlqtsalI1 eato onrtcrs. When the
numhcr 1'fsdteAilett lhrn fk'not sufficient. for a
con,ranrj ehcy @i4r Furnish list of the names
of the men 7,ood,s .;oh' !:%@
~ VI. Tic pl,ovisionscbf the above order do
not Apply TO tbe detailed n,o,, in tho city of
'Mo''u'hi;, 'theeElf';hag aIre"dy been organized
i'o c"'I,l.aries.snt1:j:: !,..'' ~.
> BY cnlu,n:,u! BrFnI,(ion: CItEsHrT
~. .T;ih 1AhoH. BARNWELL,.
"" r5tm \. u. Gen.
SEP, ~. -. !
i&fss" Every paper. in TIC Static will copy once.
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COM MHT'TED TO JAIL,

a NEGRO WOMAN CALLS HER NAME
~ Mary ind says that she Belongs to Mr. Brown
all Black River and that Mr., Brown and his wife are
bo'h dead. Said woman is abont five and,a half eot
hlGh ana aboht y years oid $50 or $50 she Is worry
simple OF playing bit So 1 cant telliwhiehaa .
The owner is requested to .cop,r toward prove
property, pay expenses ah.l Take her Mwny
July22 DUNCAN, SCI EORN Jailor
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EY \. L. MCDONALD ESQUIRE, ORDINARY
w HEREAS, CAPT. +. J. McSWEEN. APPLIED
= to Inc for Lcttrcs ei Administration OH olI
al singular tho goods and ctacls rights and crn,its
OF William acSwctlI, late Of The district aforesaid de-
ceased: - ~
These are therefore 10 cite and a,l,nonsh o and
singular tho kindred and creditors of said deceased
TO be and appear before mo at our next Ordinary's
Court lor The said District, to be holden at Kcrshaw
Court llopse ON tho nineteenth day ofSoptembcr inst
to show cause if amy, why the said administrator
should not be g1ucd.
Given under my hand and seal, this I'd day of
Sehtenher' Ill tho yoar cfour Lord one thousand eight
h';''d cd and siXty-lour and in tho cighty-eghth
year the Independence anu sovcree, ty OF the State
Oh south Carolina. a. l.. MCDONALD, 0. H. D.
September 2 De-.
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DIVISION NO. ..

r ACCOMPLISHMENTS, OT., ,liuNnS AND mlgE,
Ssithin the Judicial Districts Of
ia,IiSicsS stshaW, f:hestertelp Darlington, Asr-
borSgSA[aEan, Agmtar, @acl,,oris Williamsburg and
III ,hIais iesRwSD sSnmon aaJalayeholde,s within
steif respectv6 limits t6GqiveT IN FIJI xLF Of ther
slaves liable to road duty at tho Rilroa,lelots
est their residence, Oil. TUESDAY, THE 21lII DAY
.!oFsSBPREdBE Efs NENyf ats oclocs a. ,.ry there to
await Transportation. to Charleston for thirty days
-lSboH p,i the Jottiticntions.s lAf a~i -.
IT, The Confederate a0toritics ave inatlo 4 rcSusi-
1luborrrs t1ontnly
THO fourth heretofore called lnr had
failed to FlpTy Iqf Of this number In view OF this
Aho great urgency Of tedenond for labor at
ssHhs 5ms it s i9Rased exedient tp pshorou tsyiter
Knl betWeeR ho calls, and increase the quota, This is
law. fort does notx ,5 flota of
that sMc Proportion shall be called roE viii ill tho
'c9,sisaf giving Thirty days notice. Each Division
:tnHho pn|sr fixed l,wl be required TO furnish this
quota, antl 10 Injustice will he done to any. s
LII. AN parties, Whether Individuals eompalcs
swhesein Sor employ moro than ono road hand, are
qairah to furnish toir quota: (onchalD upess relieved
'D ttait tru ne!Artriient lIcaiquartcys. This can
1covc only thosp hands permanently engaged olrthe
slsn,eFt work for w(oh te detail was granted, Com
=! '1natter and ,feport to this Office -1.1 ;;n~ .s
nix Gceqt;conusom exists from til" Imperfect man
cr III wIiEh tile nales Of owners arc given to agents
ut the several depoaacIt is the duty OF one Oh more
oftho Commissioners tobe present verify the quota
Of cach owner, and PREPARE CORRECT lists. go 49,,
Within five days after delivery OIL this call they will
pese 6fwaAar Id tts ohi mines sdca{, trrs in their
hespocttvs divisions 81 fjtds.r'. ..s'|i2i7 rer' -.
nos q 60 arHt sntna'i 4. BaJOu,NSON,
- e saesins Il: :a.Asent 81 tho State 9f So ca
-1s& AAEsyssh sysSsh2So 2osi si.ici u.,s> ,. .,Il s.i"''H
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,ADJ'r AND INsP. GENERLAErS or
G.& SNsSr;
s,s-,.s.snC COtuMBIA,. Sept. 4. 1864.

-
b ALL PERSONS LIABLE 20. ACTUAL SER
D. vice within aud without thur Districts i'll times,
Of invasion and nsurrecticn will assemble OH S.\TUR-
DAY, tho loth.o! Sertcmtcr nsantIat their III Snal
Htsintnu parndes, and the senior officer III the rcgi-
ment will ke command and will enroll every man in
INC regiment Liable tc service as above. On mon
pAI \, ur 9TH Instant hose oC tic dflcreut rc@i-
me'1s, liable to aoctua service bcyoud their dis
trlctS. supplied with 4; least four Cd d.yS ratiOs, will
proctcd by thrsilurtcst and most expeditions rputc
Tor tH purpose Of completing e organization Of tho
troops Tor active service ill the field the following
places oi re- .dezv',l,S. to wit:
llc First 1'risade composed of the lSt ID, Sd, 4th
9th and l2d Regiments, Beltop in Anderson Dis
'r'ef; l@r Or organization under It. Col J. W. Harrison
The Second brigade, composed of the Gth 7th, STU,
9Th and 10th Regiments to Nncy-sx Depot, undor )
~ Col William p Butler ~: D. G.
The Ihrl brigade, composed Of the llt 18th, 18TH:
!4th 10Th and I'D Regiments, to Branclvillc, under
It, Col ~. L: Alrcl,, A. D. c. ~ :
The :Four, Brigade, composed Of tho 10th, l7th,
18TH and 18th Regiments to Charleston under IT. COL
"lImot g. DcSaCsSure y. d. G. -.
The Filth Brigade. composed Of tic 2Oti 2lst 3d."
2:'u and 44t, Regiments, to Camden, under lit. COL
y. II. Boyln, AID: G. -.
The Sixth Brigade composed of the 24th, 25h, Goth
SNd eth Regiments, to Minnsboro under 1t. Col. G.
f. Hampton, ~ u. &.
The Seventh and Eighth Brigadcs will be organized
uLdcr subsequent ORDERS
Tie Ninth Eriga1 1c composed orte Saith, 35th, 3Gth
3tth and 10Th RI: siments to Union C. H.. under It.
Col. l.. G. McCara y. II. C. 49,.
The Tenth rigude composed Of tho 3sth 3sth
4oth, list and 18th Regiments, to Newberry c. H.,
under 1t. Col. " Simpson, A. d. G.
L. AL COZ nra1iy officers will assemble a their usunl
reG:heta "rtdcs with accurate lists IF tho mel i'll
their rtspc yc beats liable actual service ns above,
ana @ Will report all absantecs to the commanders Of
brigadcr clldczvolls. .!
Ill 1e p rsons liable under this call for oct,,a
service 'eypnd their district those between Ie;
aud IL ears Ct age, resident aliens exemps from.
lrn hptw + IN r.
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Hog Stolen.

IN IN the past week. small white and black male
shoat, unmarked, will please report the same to this
oilcc They shall not loose tho hog tho object being
to detect tic thief, A
August q; Sd
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ngrsi a; bs,.,S eh0ol I'm Otice..5,,

r1ruVE WNERGTSRs OIMftS! HAWScN S SCiIOnI,
"gAs will be resumed OIL tho rs, Monday III October.
For usa tesnl of nine months her charge will o $500,
e,$oq of tl.is SUM il provisions. e,
=" Sept. s -'' - '.' "'" - 3
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Wanted,

q FEW YOUNG HORSES OR MULES FOR
J. 4 ipantatinn purposes for which a liberal price
will be paid III money-"r if desirable vii. excn,upe
fine mich Cows and. Calves Hcifers for the same
JAMES CE1ESNUT, ST.
September 0 1tw :.
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School r Office. i"
Wanted TO Purchase

FION THE USE CT THE CONFFnNEAVE
E;rSt;es-Sfrap Iron. wrought or c;ss;. iir which
.mv' tairricc in c;.s. ilprclGrrcd, Wilt exchange
Tnle p;anatiorit itntl forhc same Planters orotl,crs
lavus any cftc, above 10 diHpnscof will ino:m me
OF The fact as " Isl. TO collect il together SPEEDILY
.:,s possible. >'':. ,rj'N O.. 4" ..S. MEii;NtN.
~, September / i.,.... ,..s.,.,c.. .',.. ..: t.
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Sorghum syfu'pf' IS Bal Barrels for
Sale.

fYrHE UNDERSIGNED HAS on GAND AND
Il. ior sale large nunyo Ola fine article of Syrup
Barrels which can be had BY making application at
the Court liolsc, at Camden. - = ...''
September @n 1T IN d. D:.HOCOTT.
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Election.

.NN TUESDAY AlrER THESECONDMONDAy
~ in October, nextShn ELECTION will bc held at lLe
usual election pccints forGerk Of the Court Of Kcr
sl,awrPstrct by reason OF the expiration of the term
of thr present ncumn9ont ~ , .r. ,.. ..
Given under mI,hand and seal Of Office at Camden
this second Qay Of September, a. d. 1861
''' > ''t"si .'"hW." "CLYEUEN,
Sept: S'.'>. = 4fWs ! .s sc. C. C. i. Il e. S.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-05-20

FAREWELL BENEFIT
and most positively last appearance but one of the
great character attress,
MISS MARY PROVOST.
THIS friday EVENING, May %,
when will be presented, with appropriate scenery
and effects, the
ORIGINAL PATRIOTIC DRAMA
in three acts. founded on the beautiful epipode in
the late Indian war, triumphantly successful
wherever produced, entitled
HIGHLAND JESSIE;
Or, THE RELIEF OF LUCKNOW.
Jesbhe bFoNu MISS dldTy FrONOSL
Saturday, last appearance positively OF
MISS MARY PROVOST,
Look ont for the
GREATEST BILL OF THE SEASON.
two of her greatest character impersonations in
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SYNOPSIS OF SCENERY AND INCIDENTS.

SCENE 1.-The First Mutterings of the Storm in
ons the Use
9f EddcstiSn 1.-THE p Hangi9g intts5sFppted BY
Lone wider and her aSBeiu sU1A Son Bsgbt pf9s
lars House-The schoolmaster. Hunted Down
Kope5 IN Of
Mysterious DisappearanGe ofPenn Hspsood-Rage
of G. The wa4Fs Min apon aEes
D9ughter,s pevotiSn-struggle with silas Ropes;
of Fas
tive Finds FEiend1The n Cave 2 ERefuge-ls il i
is not afUsf tSeaS sweat the
Slaves Brow and Back7Is it tCold?.The Hearts
Committee Still in Pursuit-Capture of Penn-A
Moment sf PsEil-SqMdden M AppeaTance Of Po.npand
Preservation OF Penn-Grand Tableau-The Bat
sCENE2EThe Return into Danger-Penn Finds
substitpte TSnnteeF et for
park snS Before
federate Soldier-The Drugged Liquor-Gudjo on
HsndA wiling Pr Ro to the
ners3Tablsaqhnio21n the M0gntainaCdrl 1a C in the
Phrenolo gical Developement-The Trust at the
Round and in 5h oS Rone and
fSti the M0untain i0 Burr EN- 6gfTfs Mountain FOr
by. the Desperate Heroism of Pomp-Thrilling
This scene occupying the entire length of the
stage, is one of the most magnificent and effective
SCENE s.NInterior of oudjo' S Csve-Blythewood
Prisoner-Master and Slave Change Places,-The
Virginia Attack Threatened Tresaehery-Vir
ginia Defense ofths Caye-Death OF Blythewood-
The Women WhippersCcA LittIe de MMist;skeaGudjo Mist;
Cudio's Cave-Love Making in the Wilderness
TheCouncil of Waffle Cave Disc1yered by Silas
Warm welcome to Cudjo's Cave-Grand Tableau-
The Runaway and the Free Nigser-is Carl
Silas-Her Heroic Resolve-Capting Sprowl Makes
a Speech-The Mountain Torrent-Des peration of
Virginia Timely appearance of Pomp-Cudjo's
VENGEANCE = Startling Death of Cudjo and Silas
Rones-The Last Attack-Defeat of the Secession
ists-The Old Flag Floats Again In tennessee
Grand Tableau of Victory.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-05-20
IMPORTANT NEWS VIA CAIRO.

The Rebels Beaten at YaZoo City-Geh'R
Banks ordered to report at New Or.
leans-Rebel Movements OH the White
and Arkansas rivers.
CAIRO. May 1s-The steamer st. Patrick :,
from Memphis, has passed up for ST. Louis.
Her dates are of yesterday morning.
In the late capture of YaZoo City by Gene
raj Macarthur, the rebels Were badly Worsted,
and lost largely in killed and wounded. Be-
tween twenty and thirty thousand bales OF cot
ton are reported to be in the vicinity of Yazoo
City, six or seven thousand OF which are
owned by Union citizens, who bought it be-
fore the city was evacuated by our forces last
spring.
The future movements of General Macarthur
are unknown.
General Banks has been ordered to repor. a.
New Orleans.
An officer of the steamer Commercial has ar.
rived at Memphis from Duvall's Bluff, and re-.
ports that the rebels erected a battery on the
White river at South Bend, near the cutoff.
Several boats are above and do not attempt TO
pass.
Two steamers have recently been fired into
in the Arkansas river, and lady passenger
mortally wounded.
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