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4 Edwin Booth, broshsr Of the assas.
e. i ssid to b stistsd .ish grief and
lsvl REJECTED over his bscthsr,s crins.
Anew G1spewdsr, of sviss lbs lofes
~ csssisg bat half =, S1ssA q yl,at
pow made. 10 ssid TO ,hsygbess sdisoov.
ssd in Germany. a - ss 800 e q !
Booths pistssss has ast@upted q
commit suicide.
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DR.. I. B. TALB0TS
Medicated Concentrated q
Pineapple Cider.

fhe peepsiseor has tuewn fos lOuG time thi
sy bessfciai rssslss arising ffsm Ne use Of shi'
knlasble remedy, and has been induced . plscs
ID beloes The pubic loe the benefit Of suffering nm
sanity, IL viii increase shs strength. give VIC
= end ae,ioa :" the systsm, aef regulate eises'
tion. Taken Internally for pains Of oil kinds
fts soothing and quie.ing effect i sstoeishing.
u. Wilcox, % emassas physician, empioyef
d With gae.i success in treating EsvesA Dyspep
Nesvous Affections. Weakness. Diseases of Ii
Heat- Stomach aHd Bowelss Delicate Eemale'
~ 6sd it - exrsllsss Nas1y fssn thsis d,
Ressine ailssnts. Inever hik y relieve Essy
uus Tremoss, Wskefulness. etc Ladies hav'
sed this article With assss ss,essoS - helghsss
hss eolos and hsassy. IL imParu e''earSlnss
. shs d sposition, ! bTillisoey . the eemP'sxica
TO tsayeasss il . oG inestimsble value, whess tls'
water j. likely 70 vary in qa.lily nd te0denay
i with the utnost confidence 10 a cule.y. efiica
|biou regtOsatise. & ss
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I have been asked, eonsli1sa, how
could perform 90 lasgs "a. amodn< q
vosk 9TH sppassnsly % little dimis6'
tiea Of strength. / attributed ~ pows
pf endurance to . long formed habit O.
S>6serying. every day Of my life. sh'
Lin, ~ laws Of health. aud ness NOR
lthar m, ~ Of eating 1t, ceases sn,
sioroer 10 b. . matter Of sslf-denial. !
!. Almost like "a isssict. Il l ksvs
severe tax 90 my brG.' N ne no.o'pe
I cannot eat Lssrtily 1t sss1nss. =
The whole day = 70 b one Of = sao::
I eat very little until tbs exsrtio.. =
over. ! know that two forces cannot
b concentrated IN activity It the same
time in the body. know that when
the stomach works, the brain must rest,
md when the brain vorkS the stomach
must rest. - '''.9 - u
II ! am going 70 be moving on. d
oors . greet deal. | ean give Z full
swing 10 my appetite: shich i never
pxcsedingly bad. Batif I am engaged
petively and secessasily ID meatal labor.
I csnnot eat much. And ! have made
a:ing with regularity and with refer
snce 70 wha, | have 70 do. habit %
lpng. that it esasss any longer 70 be 4
pabject Of thought. It aImoss takes
sare Of issslf. l aIsihuts much Of my
X~h;l:s. - A. -.~I -~.E .+-ll-I:s-
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Administrators Notice.

il bsss6v givsa. thas On ,he lAsh da!
IN Of Aphl, A, ID. 1855. LeiieIs II Admin
spassd, late Of the Cosnty OF JsAcnon, On,
3tAte Of Kansas. were issacd 70 The undersigne,
By the Probate Court Of said County and State
AL persons having claims againss said estate an
feqnired 70 exhibit them iur sllowAnce Hithin on
bear from the date Of sail letters, Or they may b
precluded from any benefits Of said estate, and ]
such claims be not exhibited within three year
from the date Of "a ID letters. they will be tcreve
barred. a JOSEPH WIX,
232Sw SO Administrator
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| - - ~tsW VSss sVOOs
FarEsD RssEsrs.-Althoagh located
Utmost without the bounds Of civilisa-
Fion. and Numbering the Chsyennss and
Sioux among our nearest. Though no,
eur dearest) usigbbers, stills iev lises
from ihis '.ciiy of the Plains. - may 40,
be without interest.
The downfall Of the rsbel stronghold
Richmond. before our inviucible armies,
Followed with other glorious victories
|by our troops elsewhere. have sent q
thrill. Of joy to the hearts Of all loya
citizens. aad has bssa . cause Of grsa,
rejoicing here for day or two past.
sslniuatisg in . national salute which
pas fred yesterday morning BY the I'll
lowe Battery. 10 honor of the event.
With all The principal rebsl cities 10 ou,
possession. their main army defeated
snd dishesrtsned. crowded into q small
fractional part Of the Territory once hele
by them. and surrounded BY viotori
cus army. il would seem that the reirr
of the rebellion WAS about ended. ant
thas pssee long waited for. might agail
ee ours. f4fiaI -.
Preparations are being made for
rigorous campaign against the combin
ED hostile Indian tribes of this section
The 'th Kansas Is nowlia camp At III,
Sioux Agency. on the North Platte. q
miles below Fl. Laramie. The troop.
composing the expedition will concen
pate in that vicinity. and await the ar
'vsl of the 10th Kansas. which is nov
sn its wsy from Fl. Kearny. and sucl
compaaies OF The 7,h lows Is can b,
Parsd from :hs duty Of ga.rdiog III.
overlaad Road. The expedition vii
probably number 9. 500 cavalry. viii
sns battery of field pieces and howi..srs
and will Start on the trail within two o,
khres weeks. under command Of Brig
Gen. P. E. Connor. vhoss repu..,ior
y an Indian fighter stands A. No. 1.
Abost 800 Indians belonging 70 vari.
eus tribss. .ander command of the chief
spottsd Tail. eh.ve gives themsslve,
ap y r Laramie. declaring thsmsslve,
y peees. Governmeut is furnish.
eg them and their, families with n.
Sons. aad : new treaty will soos soIlow,
ss matter Of course. The coming
manner. shsy vill probably repay Un.
nls 6smusl lor his bsasvolencs 10 .b,.
y Numbering lily protected emierant.
rossing the plains. aud committing
1epssdations Of various kinds wherever
possihls. sassiug an army to b. kept up,
= skfsst expsnse. to bold theu u sab.
ssstoe. This has almost Invariably
bses tl,s sssult 10 former cases Of . sim.
Iar kind. and from isdicalions will be
pow. Deceit asd tseaohery are prom.
sent iraits Of the ladlsa character, and
hew treaties, 70 replace, former ones.
pre- simply . vasts e time asd paper.
A band Of Indians attacked . camp oi
eoldiers on Deer creek. 50 miles we,,
Fl. LAraais. os ths "a inst. and
tampsd>d the lessss,ef Two companies
ftbs i7sk Ohio cavalry. Col. Bonner
With . detachment Of 100 men, imnej
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s&L1iq%u0rs %
FOR MEDICINAL PURPOSES.
OUR GROCERIES .

Impaid sd Yosse ays,s TEAS, SmnSiSc
|.Dd Chewing To6aere. Sslemns, BabAias s..
epper, Spies. 0iagss. fcilse Casoiie 81 Rsoio
Soae. Powder, kss2. Shes. Gu Co., Csnd5eo,
!a,et0. Shos Haaseins 1yuass, 0sev.e FIGlGk
~. Coe4ess. chsmisel 1lssine. Iunp, e..
a,nssd bye 0ysaass, Sas1ie.s. PpP@ asssas
S<cds GigprA AnsFtsd anA Eaa1y C>Asis.
We viii take in ezeAs.es ~ eso1s. pUf7G1.
B0e& HIDES. DACOS, - viQ ~ r16In
~GREEN RACKS,s - =" - :. !.
pssi...s Of hsi!dise sp pesnassss tra5s
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RIVER PRjcEs.

TIE mosss II "Live and Lea Live wiE eSSvun
p in eur dcsliags se-s 10 % -
Call and zee ss bssoss psroxas;se
IesseWhere, at our new saaod ~ -
south eide Of 'hs Public sqssrs. 90
|doos vese Of q. B. Csrsoo 4 Bm', sen,.
297A COY BROTHEHS.
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Look Here! s..
eRgcERV SI0bs. s.
.
VIZ scdsaiyued having qais shs Sci on b.
Il sines h.s opened . seW -.
FAMILY GROCERY


2On De.swsre stEest. Oskaloasa, vheve Le yin
peep constantly on hand. the best ss-ut seul of
crs.e'es In his line 70 be had 10 she Mar h L con
iaisg. in part, 0d ~ = ="
Flour, Buck wheat Flour, Corn Meal.
Potatoes, Meat, Butter, Eggs, Dried
Fruits Of all kinds, Canned Fruits Of
every sort, Green Peas, Greer. Germ.
Corn Starch, Fk,h, and . full varie,v y
kcf = a-.rs a ~ :
Provisions Of all Kinds:
Tea, Coffee, Sugar, Sait, Spjces. Sol
da, Saleratus, Candles, Soap. Tobac-
co, Cigars, ETC., and al he needful
hrticies in this line Of trade L, 10 supply
The Wants Il Fanilies slraq
So 'e. An hr - Ii II So niis
&ov8D4 AA41D a
That 0a Z aaSsRd.
Dsassn!oso - ~ = 0slis 4, fGote eomsSf,e
seaee sheeef Pa1unaee t.o . suiSS : q,
Ss.sg Hooa O 6ssoWSaef fnsSr-..
ns building nogtA e II. L G. SHisRS 6;.eSs
1tA SeoR kaasaJbsr - -. ~ sss'fsf'
Coll aud Examine nv Stock. 4.I
aa.A...s ssa 81 Ia HAIeN
V'selAoose. - NsseA J, 1884 49, 335d ~
!
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tii = ---r7e -
The expedition under Stoseman
shiah left Knoxville the l0,h Of March
Dtruck shs East Tsnssssss. and Virgiai,
Railroad the l4sh inst. ~ Wy.hsviIls
Christisnsboro and Salem. Betwss,
These poin.s 33 bridges were bueneil
|e5 miles Of track tusally destroyed
hany psisoasn taken. eoaaidssabl'
Aaaasitiss Of sssn and ether sseses d
peroyed. sia gfsf 10 aaoz ssij 5Gys 81 *.
o. the 9Th 6tossmAs usossds Vi,
Jacksonville, Dssbsry cad Nosksviils
|erriving At TRAITS srssks three mite
toa Salisbury The rebel line Of ds6sss'
'lor The town. sea hos ,a,.eB.
/ At6s. n. On the l2.h. .ihis line Va
defended b. artillery SD iaiaotry, ba
res soou foresd. aud our loesss sstsr
ed Salisbury 1alcaa.l m, capturing
blight stsnd Of ealors, 10 pisoss a as,iI
sry, l.l6S psiappsss. lsoo0 stand o.
brms and asoousrsnenlst one nillios
tosnds EMAIL annanitioa, u. 1000 6xsd
bmmustiou shsll, 60.o0O pousds pow
der. $1,000 complete suits Of clothes
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Cblo,fls, 9woedx, Casino rcss s
Cottplados, Hickory ShirtinYg,s, y ],
Ind other goods 6r,ps ,,eimss
Gentlemen and Bow ia
The tri-weekly herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-04-15
VINO are the o8snderss

This community was no little agitated, on
Thursday, by the report from some flying indi-
vidual that the yankees were at spripghill, about
is miles distant. 0fcourse, there was no truth
in it, and but little ground for being SO badly
scared. We hope, should they ever come, these
flying alarnists will run toward them instead of
away. In the midst Of a thousand alarms aud
troubles, it will be veil if they assume virtue if
they have it Dot, ,-put on q bold front, and as
certain the difference between friend and foe,
before spreading such Wild and untounded re-
ports, frighteping women and children, not to
say men. II, 80. 49,
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The 18th Of April,

A great jollifcation no doubt took. place in
Charleston yesterday, ever memorable as the
anniversary Of the lowering of suutter2s flag:
This day was set apart for once. more unfurling
it to the breeze, by Maj Anderson, and Henry
Wade Beecher called upon to, be the orator.
But little glory can be made out oft however;
Sumter never was taken by assault, but resisted
all the efforts brought to bear against it, Not
withstanding, We will hear of a big tine on the
strength of it. ..>.. '.-..:..
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YaY Side Home.


Eeare pleased to see, that the ladies' OF this rs
place have gone to Vork in earnest, and are
fitting up a. suitable rest for the wounded and
weary ssidier. Not dead but only sleeping, it IS
a pleasure to know that they are now: awake ana
once having started in such q conmendabie ,un-
dertaking, will not stop short of making isas per-
feet as possible Success attend them. >'
An incident worth mentioning, in Connection
begging the lady's pardon for telling it,-occur-
red while gathering supplies Mrs. H. Brantly
calling ona merchant, requested donation OF
sugar. Our friend with the susr said ne, had
nothing to pat it in, and that if she would take
off her hat be would fill it. Quick as thought Mrs.
B. accepted the banter, and to his surprise les
sened the sugar pile considerably, proudly walk
ing off with her 'fascnator' full Of short sweet,
.t.....'
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Fl sadq uar rt9T5
ENROLLING OFFICE, NEWBERHY, !:

:, Tssa March 20, 1865. 81,
sT The attention of soldiers returning home
Is on furlougll in SeNberry District, is again
called to the requirements Of paragraph II Geas
,erals s0rdets No. TAI, * 4 4 G. q. series Of 1868.
:, II. The order referred to requires thai atsoldieFs
returning home on tdrlough or on reaching
places at which they7wnl ssay during furlough,
will Immediately report to the nearest Enrolling
Officer, who will keep register OF their names,
descriptive list, place where stationed, by whom
the furloagh was granted andtbe time at which
itexpires+ ssIys
III When soldier on furlough is,at the expi-
ration of the same, unable 10 travel to the Hos
pital Examining Board, he win be ordered before
the Board of Examiners for Conscripts, which
Board If they think proper will recommend :
extension,of farlough not TO exceed thirty days.
". IN cases where, from sickness or wounds
q soldiersis unable to appear before the Boartsef
Examiners for Conscripts, he viii send up to the
Enrolling Officer with furlough, q certificate Of
his attending phssieian, giving q full statement
of his ease, which certificate if approved, will be-
referred 10 the Board for It's action.
y Y. .Astrict complain with the above require
7nents willbe promptly enforced
- r :: :. = - - = f.. n. WALKER, Il
{; March 81 IsS Capt. & E. Q. Nd. &
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The State of South Carolina.
NEWBERRY DISTINCT

= NEwBERRT D1sTRleT.
By:L T. Peterson, Esq.,, Ordinary Of Neo0-
u berry Dist45ct. - -
VA; HEREAS, Henry Halfacre has applied 10
w me for Letters Of Administration, on all
and singular the goods and chattels, rights
and credits of Col. R. c. Maffett late ofthe dis
trict aforesaid deceased: =: -:
These are therefore to cite and admoaish all
and singular, the kindred and creditors of the
said deceased, TO beEand appear before me, at
our next Ordinary Court for the said District,
to be holden at Newberry Court House, on the
9th day of April inst, to ahew cause, if
any, why the said Administration should not be
:, Given under my hand this 18th day Of April,
in the year of our Lord one thousand eight
hundred and sixty-fve. { -
Apr IA, .at JOHN T. PETERSON, o,s.D. =.
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The Iron-Clad Oath,

As administered at Savannah, issery stringent,
and ends With the words "AH this [ do most
solennIy and sincerely swear, without any hesi-
tation, mental reservation, or secret evasion OF
purpose in ME whatever, 5pledging my",saeFed
honor, my life and my property, for the due ob-
sorvance, of this my solemn oath of allegiance" J"
4 description of the person is appended, Z -
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CIRCULAR. - +:
OFFICE MED. DIRECTOR,
Depart. S. c., Ga, 4 Fla,
-. NEwBERRY, 4r-il 18th, 1865.

A IL Medical Officers in the Field. Department,
N who were prevented from joining tl'eir
commands during the evacuation Of the city of
Charleston and 1.-The Coast, or who are now on
duty in this Department, will report forthwith by
letter to these Headquarters, stating if not on
duty the cause of their absence, and if3on duty,
will state on what duty, and to whom reporting,
and by whom assigned. ~ ..... :
u .ttl.;ss. =. T. L. 0GIER, Med. Director, AZ
= ap, 1t. : Field Department.
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The Treasury Department

We understand that this depaesment will locate
at Anderson. The ladies and gentlemen connect
ed.witk :, xho have been .sojourning here for
few days, wiz leave at once for their new field Of
operation, glad no doubt, Tith>a prospect ofresf
from their travels. ~ o.. !.
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from Mississippi and Alabama.

AUGUSTA, April S.-4 special despatch to. the
Columbus San, of the 4th, states that General
Adams, commanding the District of Alabama.
has issued an order that Montgomery shall be
defended. Gen Beauferd has been assigned to
the command of the defences of that city. GOV.
Watts has issued proclamation allowing men
to- vote whether they will leave their counties
for the defence of another part Of the Stare, the
nilitis of Alabama being only held TO the
militia service in the counties in which they
reside .-.- T.. *
The cotton warehouses, government works,
and navy yard at Selma were burned by the
Federals, and few houses accidentally. Gep:
Forrest fought brilliantly, and was wounded
three times, but did not leave thefeld.. <
The enemy hold Montgomery BGl, near
claiborne No boats were captured up to the
last accounts. ~.
TIE Government of the State was removed
from Montgomery, aud shops were closed In and
around the city for ten miles, by order of Gov.
Watts. ~ 5 -, -, - ,,
Phe appeal newspaper is to go to Macon, the
Aduertiser to Eufauia, and the Nal TO Columbus
The Post Office has been sent with letters mailed,
to Columbus, in safety ( - .,.z.
In Selma all the cotton was burned, but little
Government property was saved. The loss Is
many millions The loss of the,city is attributed
to 'disgraceful stampede. There were very
few of FORESTS men. in the fight as his command
had not arrived in time to. meet the epemys
assault, which occurred on Saturday afternoon
and continued for an hour very hard. The enemy
suddenly charged our left on the Westot Selma
where our line was weakest, and cast few snelt
among the horse-holders who .stampeded., Our
forces then retreated in confusion to Selma.
Gems. Forrest and <AdaBlS boldly cut their way
out towards Montgomery, but witasome difficulty,
Gen. Taylor left IDernopolis the same evening,
but before the fight began.
General Forrest telegraphed Governor Watts
on Monday afternoon that he is on the Aout-
gomery side Of the Alabama River, and that
there is thirty miles which must be defended.
This inspired confidence, and every body went
to work to effect this end. 2
The Rebel printing Office got away safely
from Selma. The other Offices were lost.
The enemy have retired from. Blakely and
vicinity. 1t is. believed by the authorities that
behas moved towards Mobile from Selma. #
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The State on S0ata CaroIlna..
March 81 12

TIVE inYasien.o of the State has rendered it
/ proper that the Legislative Department of
the Government of the State be CONVENED !
that suchfmeasures may be Adopted as the wel-
fare Of the State may require And for that prr-'
pose the members Of the Senate and the House
Of Representatives of the State of South Carolina
are herebJ invited to assemble at GreenTille on
TUESDAY the 25th day Of APRIL 1885, at 70
o'clock, N. -
81. By the Governor, = - -.
OPTICAL: ". s. EL11c77. Private sccratar7. "
apr 4-lo!. .
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"P. S.-,Don't aim the boy at anybody" "

Weare gratifed to learn. that the valuable
government arsenal, naval boundaries, stores,
ETC., at Selma, we're removed from that point,
some time since, to- a more secure location,
where they will be secure from, any danger Of
Yankee raids. -
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It is remarkable fact that however we'll
young ladies may be versed in grammar very
few are enabled to decliae natTiuonT.
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A tsubseriber' at Donaldsrille is informed
that in addressinga letter to Johnston's Army,
no particular point need, or can be, added. Sim
ply give name, company, regiment, brigade, and
add Johnston's Army '<v. x.
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Cook Wanted.

A. GOOD CooK, WASHER 4 IRONER,-
"A Wanted to hire from the owner. Gone Of
YOUR free negroes wanted. =,
Apply at this otace. March 81 It q
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5 The Friends and Acquaintances of the late.
MRs. BEFHlNY BLE4sR, and Of her sons, and of
Mr. and Mrs. Wright, are respectfully invited 10:
attend the Funeral Services Of the former, this
moraimg, at the Baptist Church, at lo4 o'clock.
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ssg Fosters negro troops, six thousand In
number, on raid from Charleston entered Sum-
ter S. O., on Sunday afternoon last, driving back
our forces there and burning the place. They
are supposed to be making their waEEo Camden.
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FOR SALE.

:. A FINE TRACT OF LAND in Pickens Dis.
IA trict. For particulars enquire at this Office.
I Ap Is l25St
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fSy There are BOT !cw ,rnnlors aaoat, but as
they happen so often To- be without foundation,
no publicity is given them = -.
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sg Weregretto to learn that John Kinard, son
of our worthy post master, was wounded on the
slst ult!s;at Petersburg, His wound is In the
right arm. x. .
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ssg. The Chester Carolimiar says that Cen
Lees present position is at Farmville, on the
Lynchburg R. r, fft7-6ve miles from Richmond,
and about twenty-five rom BurksVilie, where the
road joins that which extends TO Danyil!e and
southwards. ~-s
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No poyubt oft.

Our neighbor Of the Edge6eld AdssrtEser makes
capitol bit in tie following paragraph. No
doubt oft, there be many. who. look for the
good time spoken OF, when apple and peach will
reign lords paramount Should worse enemy
than old King Jack not visit us, they,H have a
huge time:
THE moon filed on Monday night last, and
the weather issstill warm; so the probability OF
killingfrost is well nigh over, and the fruit crop
may be considered an accomplished fact As.
soon as the apples and peaches are family streak
ed, every body will fall to diStilling Peach aud
Apple Brandy. What good time is coming.
What Millennium for Confederate peopie-eS-
pecially for Confederate Generals" D ~. -
:. = --~~~-~r~~~~~~~~->@~~--~ -.- ~ -
HaIapton's Legion has given to the Confede-
racy seven generals, Hampton, its originator
and co:enel, is.noE a lieutenant-general. Ste
paen D. Lee, formerly captain of its artille-
r., is also acknowledgement Butler, a
captaip, is now major-general. Tbelarhent.
I'd Pettigrew, first a private in the WashingS
ton Light Infantry, fell at the head Of his
North Carolina brigade. Gary; q captain Of
infantry, is brigadier of cavalry in command
around Richmond. Conner, once q captain,
is also bTigadior, minus leg; aud 7. n.
logan, who started as lieutenant, has fol-
iowcd the honorable. career of hia comrades
AID received his brisadicr's stars aud wreath,
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PANT BUTT JNS.

Together with large nd varied assortment Of
other.G00DS, toosnamerous to mention-R hich
will be sold or bartered for provisions. a. = TX
!. .gSg= A few bushels SALT can be had for Pro:
visions. -. ,>.1 Es,5. l.j.s ( A. FOOT:
I Ne,leberry c. H., s. o.;jAprI l5, 1865.
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