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New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-12-29

plaintiffs and Ice. \. Daniels, Hannah n:
Daniels, Van 4. C,rty,S. -. A,iIiaS, =. " ".
Rice, Nancy Rice, Charles Ienoist. S. l..
Carey. William L. Daniels. Il. &. Preston
?. VcTe. E Y. White Nary E. Daniels, II.
Il. Daniels. lno W Resd. Stephen G baycs,
James REG. Hiram & Everett, S'las d
Clark, . 5 Williams usd i. B Everett, are
dAieu dents have levied upon and offer for
font dovr CT the court house in
Howard County loN.., " wv -. Ja~ of faH'
bet bidder for cash on the l5,n \, -
uary 1906 at one o'cocs ?, ". os sad a..
the following described promises, to Wit.
The undivided one half of the northeue,
quarter dissection number fifteen and the
uudiyid'I one half Of the West half of the
north vast quarter Of section number four
teen III both IN township one hundred
LlCo} moth Of Range number twelve l2I
west excepting and re>crying from the same
block no thirteen Il3l in the town Of Forest
City, said town of Forrest City being laid
out on said tract of land, excepting and re
serving from said tract Of land also the
following described town lots in the said
town OF Forest City to wit: block 10
Lots ! and s i'll block six, the whole of block
number seven the, whole Of block number
ten lots enc, two six, twelve, and thirteen,
block eleven lots one, two. five and six block
twelve. lots enc, Two, three four five, six,
seven, eight, uinc and ten, in block fifteen,
taii OF block siNtecn excepting lots enc, two,
three four and ive) lots four, Eve SIX, elev
en- and twelve, in block eighteen, lots six
eleven, twelve, thirteen. fourteen, and IF
teen, in block nineteen lots eleven: twelve,
eighteen. nineteen, and twenty, in block
twenty iii Of block twenty one, except lots
three, four, FIVE, seven, nine, ten, c!c"en and
thirteea, lots ore. two three, four, fifteen,
sixteen seventeen and eighteen, IN block
twenty-five, and excepting also the streets
alleys ana public grounds in said iowa of
Forest City and excepting also lots one, two,
three and four in block when and where
due attendance will he given by the under
signed. nly1t4.
Dated New Oregon Io;ra, Dec s. 1865.
CHARLES s. THURBER. Shf.
By jerry +. POWELL, NGptv.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-12-29

President johnson has taken the res
FEASIBILITY, instead Of waiting for the
committee Of fifteen, 10 suspend the
further kiad Offices IF the provisional
Governors Of s:l the South ern States
hut two; thus permitting those legally
elected to gubernotc>, "a Offices by the
people If that section, to enter upon
tho functions Of their Offices. This will
practically restore sslf;government to
,hc people Of the south. despite the Of:
forts Of faaaaticism to rule and ruin the
country.
The revolutionary committee n''rcs-
,oration'' may as we'll bring in its re-
pert. for ArdyeH johnson i masl"r q
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-12-29

President johnson is preparing re-
Ply to the resolution Of Congress ask
ing for information Why Jefferson DA-
Wis has not been tlicl flr treason. 1t
is understood tina. his reply vii: pre-
sent q the legal difficulties invoked
in the matter.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-12-29

At the term Of the District Court
;u.t held in Winncshelk Go. suit for
civil damages 70, shooting horses was
PENDING, when Reuben Noble one OF
,heattoyaeysfmthe pla iutin, inreplyins
to some personalities Of one of the at
torneys for the defence alleged that the
fence viewers of Howard county ough,
to he indicted Tor allowing bore te
run at large.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-12-29
Have just received a larg
stock Of
WINTER GOODS

Which they are selling for cash
OF barter, CHEAPER than can
be bought at any other House
this side of Chicago.
AS they have eve'y thing usu
ally kept in Country Store, it is
unnecessary to bother you with
a recapitulation Of the many arti.
cles for sale. Therefore come
far and near and examine the
stock, for all admit that the place
to buy good goods cheap is at:
COE BROTHERS
47tf Calmar.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-12-29
Sheriff .'Sule oT.ReuI .kstutc.

'StI' ~ "oUtt " htNt Ii sue.
By virtue of one special execution issued
o~t f tn: otfice Of the Clerk Of ,hr District
C0nrt Of Howard County Iowa. bearing la.e
December ith 1868. in an action wherein
4 i Moore and II. N. Hibhard executors g
the Estate Ct Robert Mcconnell deceased.
were plaintiffs and Joel A Daniels. Hannah
Van Carey, Jonathan Stodard. AIMEE B
Carey Hmm G Everett, Silas D Clark.
Othnel S Williams and + B Everett wero de-
:ec.dants commanding me to make the sum
# five thousand and forty six dollars and
Forty six cents debt with interes thereon at
the rate Of ten per cent per aunum, and
costs ofsuit ut fourteen dollars AMI sixty
TX cents and accrung costs, to satisfy a
Judgment and decree OF foreclosure ren der
I'd in the District Court Of said courtv on
the 26h day Of September 1868, in favor
Of the sacl plaintiffs, and againstssaid de-
PENDANTS, have levied upon aud shatl OF.
e. Tor sale at the front door If the Court
House in How'd County Iowa to the high
st a best bidder for cash on the fifteenth
day of January 1866 at the hour e / o'clock
p. NJ. Of said day the following described
premises to wit: The undivided half f
section member ten, and the und vdcd one
half OF the north west quarter OF section
number fifteen also the undivided one half
Of the west half Of the south west quar- ter Of
Sc ,tion number eleven all Of sad tracts Of
land herngin township one hundred, north
Of range twelve west of the 9Th, p. NJ. ex-
:erting and reservng from said last des-
cribed tract five acres from the south OF
The same being appurtenant to the mill and
mill tract, tsgcthcr with all and singular
the appurtcnances when and where due at
tendance will be given by the Undersigned
Dated New Oregon Iowa Dec. 6 1865.
n4v7tf) c. s. TllCRBER Sheriff.
by JERRY +. POWELL; Deputy.
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NOTICE..
To rhom itma4 Concern.

To rhom itmay Concern.
n office is hereby given pursuant to an or
der of the County Court Of Howard County
that on the third monday Of December 'n'
slant. the application Of Amanda Garrett,
heir of Lewis l.. Light deceased, will be
heard by said Court for the appointment OF
referces to set of her share ofthe real estate
(Which said L Light was seized at his
Ry order Of D Q PRESTON,
County Judge.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-12-29

the situation, ana unless Stevens. Sum
ner & Co.. intend to eject the south
EN- governors ana legislatures by force
Of arms, they nav az we'll subSide.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-12-29

PATENTED FEB, i4,h, 1850.
l $50 Fro'd,ray n. Y.
'''''''"' , 2j2 Wash ton 81 Best H..

S,,!D,,o,,s 900 tiro'0Noy ". =
20 Wash ton 81. BCSt n.
T>liIS MACHINES constructed on entire
l. ~ new priucip,es Of mechanism possess
ing many rare and valuable improvements,
having been examined by the most profound
experts, and pronounced tx be
Sim licity u,d Per fseiion Combined
II has S'ra'SN' h1eN.r, leE|e"Hlcnlar ac.
ton, makes, '"e AVN VI Or, GU i ~
~ ~ 'iCti ut;h "''i "E'':'' N.' n'E IA ii
I'll: ana Is &NSt OF "C'" 'I"ee. PERFORMS per-
- ~ 49, l,.,,lt ,To.,,o',I. 49,
. ",.' 1850, i;,,., ~. 81. tLr,,6 fnn,,, H.
..,rs.St ~ ,ha fnn,+ nun,her IJav;n@
.o'tIcr N nr Cn,; }"4ErI AMI tr-
1,o.. ,,s.ihI, fr:rlt,o. i van. as s,nooih -.
'.ia., ...d:.
;
EmphuitcaiLy Il NoiSeteSs ..'ldch'Ne.
L requires flr + n = w l., les: no"
er 10 ti'e II 1ni , aN: o'ei ,.'''t''e i" '.'e
n'''N 49, H. ,n.tr-,',4 t,t;I
"o'N :. ''s""''5' "'''''"' '"''7"o' - INJURY
N
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A nENOCRATlC IDEA PROMUiG A.
WE'D ny \ kEPEEilCAN

Mr.. III. j. Kaymon" III replying to
tho ralicalism of TAad Stevens and
supporting the presidents policy Of res
,ora,ion adopted and reiterated the SER
umcnt of those who during four years
Of TRIAL have been denounced as trait
ore and "Copp?rheads' Mr.. Kelly Of
Fa. smartlng under ths rcouke adlDin-
i.tered to radicalism Ivy Mr.. Enym ond
interrupted linn wit
= desire to ask the gentleman this
question: By virtue CT what docs {
sta'a exist? Is it by virtue Of lis re-
lalions t. he union! In what does :;
state Of the uhiun lxisl! li,st, by
virtue .! constitution, and secondly,
by virtue "f its practical rel ,tions t.
The government Of the United States.
And further, ! would ask. whether
those states, acting by conventions Of
the rcopie, have lot ovcrthroNa the
constitution w,ich made them parts Of
tho union, ana thereby destroyed or
sutpcnlei- phrase it as You will the
rr. .tical relations which male than
paris Of :.c ".!o!
Mr.. Ra!mo:.,'~~I sill say il reply
to tho gentleman from pennsyi' anlA
>Mr. Kv,syj lhat it is net the practical
relN;ons e 4 state at airy particular
moment wh!ct make it state or Part
Of tie union. What mikes state .
.art Of the union is !hc constitution o.
he Cui.ei States, and he rebel states
n.,-p,v, ~. -o.ivJ ~ .:..-''
This is a reply worthy Of the raI
and the cause in which lie has volur
teered, - the cause Of the union IN
der constitutional government. " ej
may the schemes Of the radicals pu
their union prctcns;ons to the blush o
honest shame.
lGeS!ucuI VHit1oo!A ~ ~ pa a. ~
Fly to the resolution Of Congress ask
ing for Information Why Jefferson D1
vis has not been tiled f3r treason. Il
is understood tina. his reply VII: pre-
sent q the legal difficulties involve,
in the matter.
We learn from tue Dubuque lleralt
of the explosion O: the boiler at Jae
gers distilery in that city on tie 2ttl
inst. At the tine Of Tie explosion
eight men we're at work in the tisti.
)ery. and although perfect wreck wa:
made Of the building, only, one lessor
was killed aud twoiriurel. The cause
Of the acct lett was the engineers neg
lecting his duty: and imposing iii
c:res aron the fireman. The eng'n
Ger was III the habit Of iu,sing IN in
toxicating liquors to excess, and at tht
hue Was ncsecting his duty owing te
his drunken condition. The total les;
will not fall short Of $4,000 all d
Which will fall upon Mr.. Jaeger.
At the term Of the District Cour
NV:,-,e1,o,I. ~ c,,t fn,
The tri-weekly herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-03-23
GENERAL ORDERS.

T THE MILITIA Of the State setweenz theage
Es of IS aud II, who haze reported for duty
and the.e who have not reported, those now ae-y
sent hy furleueh or with leave, those who have.
not been able to rejoin their commaud, and all
Others of this age, Who from any cause whatever
are absent from duty, will assemble at Spartan
burg, as. soon after notice 'of this order aS is
practicable. l,..,. . ~ y 5es,E. q 3 IS &$<
II. When assembled, here they Will be pfacedin
Camp Of Instruction; and prepared for such SER
vice as the defence ofthe State requires. ~
III. Assoon.as it can be done, the State Ca
dets, ATTACHED to the Citadel at Charleston and
Arsenal at Columbia, will be placed in charge Of
this Camp OF INSTRUCTION; and the discipline Of
these Academies WI be extended over and ern-
Brace shiS portion of the Militia. ~
+: " Tie officers Of these institutions viii be,
charged with the duty Of giving to these troops
not only the military training which viii enable
them to be Efficient in the feld; utsach ednca-
tional advantages as can be Afforded and by
WHICH the qualities OF the cirizen Rill be deEels'
oped. -. -2,5-l.,;;. x. =: -. st5 Ss
( V. The QaarteFmaster General viii make pfo:s
vision forthe accommodation of these troops
and the ConlmiSsary General win make all proper
arrangements for their subsistence.
- VI. Thesservce for which these troops are Inc
tenGPd, Is the Qefe0ee OF the stare anu 9ttssts
hoped that: none ailhesitate delay in offering
themselves for that service. The preservation
and care The Youth OF the State; their improve
m M r 40 far as It can be aeconip plished inder
isting disadfa ntages and tie, ef ,rt and inten.
H. R3to DO good to:thetn, while they do good %
.theiTStatcf are declared to be the purposes
which shah animate all under whose care these
youths are placed. ~, 5, Ma ;ez. = Z, sss5
Is VII. The Chairman and. Visitors ofthe State
Military Academesare invited To assist ID the
organization of these troops. IN q
: WILL Until Otherwise ordered, the headqnaT.
ters of this command viii be at spartaEbnrg ie
Court Rouse. ~ - /, & s
e = i Gy1he Governor. ~, ~. 4. 3. &
,Iss.ts zz:s 4 -. A. c. M4GBATH. i
.2, fofitinl ) 80 ,lss i
G, A. FoLLlN, 4. a: General .:s.&
Marchl8 IS -. :l3s ~ %e = 2
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Looking Up. /,

Oar streets Of late present quite an amin 'ted
.appearances = Ii, fact Newbsrry has walked upand
found herself famous, at last We almost ina
Fine ourselves at or about thescat of war, so nu-
saerous are the military gentry, Of all ranks and
grades, from general down to the mud-besmeared
private, and quite imagine ourselves bsleagured
IN sEe scarcity Of provisions and woos. With
these exceptions, the people are locking up, and
pith a, forced necessity Of, controlling the appe-
tise qse may perhaps continue to look up till the
1.erries are ripe, then we'll look down and, go TO
picking. Thestis scarcely anything TO be had
and fabuioas prices are asked for What formerly
rouid, be had for a song. Though the currency
IS apparently valueless, every body is anxious to
haHesa bigger pile than his neighbor. What do
thsTsxant with 5ft2 Whist are they going to do
With it ~ Will somebody V answer? -,
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- HeadQ uart terS,
ENROLLING OFFICE, NEWBERRY, :,
March %. 1865.

Z Il. -. .s::.@zss March 90, 1866.
I The attention of soldiers returning home
Ee Zen furloughin NeHberry District, is again
called to the requirements of paragraph II Cen
eFal Orders No. 14l, a, & I.GsO, series of 1868.
II. The orderreferred to reqa6res thatsoldiers
returning home on furlough sor ION reaching
places at which they win stay during furloush,
will Immediately report to the nearest Enrolling
0ficer, who will keep register OF their names,
descriptive list, place where stationed, by whom
the furlongh was granted and the time at which
it expires - zz.|,
III. When soldier on furlough i, the expi-
ration of the same, unable to travel 10 the Hos
pital Examining Board, he viii be ordered before
the Board of Examiners for conscrptS, which
Board if they think proper win recommend an
extension Of furlcugh not to exceed thirty days
= ": In cases where, from sickness or wounds,
a soldier is unable to appear before the Board Of
Examiners for Conscripts, he will send up to the
sEnrolling Officer with fnrIough, certificate Of
his attending physician, giving E full statement
Of his case, which certificate, ifapproTed, will be
referred 10 the Board for It's action. - L. ~.
': Ars;rict esmplanee with the above require
ments wilbe promptly enforced, s. :, 81.
F. n. WALKER,&E
D.. March 81 6 ! - Can't & s. o. n. D. .
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Latest fren Charleston.

elearn that committee composed OF Elk.
Co.. Aiken, Dr. Mackex and Geo, " Williams,
was recently appointed to distribute supplies to
the people. All real estate not representedis to
be sold for rhyee mo as and at thr expiration OF
that Time finally disposed of. The depreaatioDs
in the surrounding country are fearful. Several
hesrt.rending accounts of,raps, have reached us,
By contrabands in federal uniform. The citizens
have all been disarnled. - ..
DisioyaIty among the helots is the rule. The
FIRE xas not as extensive as previously reported,
Quite number Of eontrabandS have been killed.
Several citizens have been murdered in the sur
rounding country The farms and plantations
have beer, stripped Of everything farming uten-
sis, stock, etc. Quite number Of maatto '''IG'
dies 2" waited upon Col, Bennett, o., the 2lst
South Carolina (contrabandl Regiment, and pre-
sented hisl with a u. S. Flag. He made them a
grand speech. Expressed his opinion that they
! were superior race. In the evening they were
received at his ppiSate Quarters en- which occa,
sioa they presented Abe Lincoln with fan MADE
Of swan feathers The {. S. Charleston Courier,
in noticing this flag and fan presentation, said
p that they were rendered by 'lhe loyal ladies q
8oatk CoSoItne. sz ". p -
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Kr. Mason,

Thesenergetic proprietor, Of the ConfGderate
ESekist, arrived in town on Tdesd.s ight! with
bis interesting n;ly ,thaiks TO odfd frie'.d, Mr.,
hear Burton, who brought them up: We the
senior and up 20 the destruction sf Columbia,
pub sher Of that Excellent religious Journal, SYM
Yatnise,v It's readers ilsts loss, andboPe that
iy rasgE soon again be published. Mr.. M is on
h;s way to IJ"ureas,, and tb2uks to be able again
20. iasaesthe baptist. x ~ -
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Runners.

We hare gathered few Of the incidents Felat.
ing to Gen. E4mptcns fight With Kilpatrick. 1t
appears that Fitzpatrick was surprised early in
the morning-and escaped in his shirt and
drawers through the'confusioh among the prison
'sra--l5oo Of whom were captured together with
the four naadred Of our men that we're in their
hAnds. Phe female that accompanied him was
also taEea. ~ -. .
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We had another. heavy falls of rain last Tues
day The weather Is, now bright and beautiful.
= We hope that the. beating twashing gully'tear-
ing rains are, all over, and that April shoTers
and genial skies viii soon bring rer dure to the
Eelds audi3y to the hearts of men. ....: f..
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Heath.

J. We regret to learn, Mr.. oxLADE, detailed
soldier, died at Mrs. Oscar Johason's on Monday
night, ss Pneumonia, Mr. .oxnADE, was a Charles
'eonian :. -.,>.s>$. r.. -. -. 4. ~ D..
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The State Sf South Carolina.
,.. ..... ..:. NssREsKy DIsERlcr. :
), = m ~ 81 ~ -, n, ~ AZ.

By L T. PstsrsonS EEsq., Ordinary 81 NNEsa.z
= berry District; =. IS
w HEREAS, Frances Brennan has applied TO
: w me for Letters of Administrator on al
and singular the goods and chatteis, rights
and credits Of Dr.. John E. Brennan late OF the dis.
trict aforesaid deceased = - = .s,,s. =,
= These are therefore to cite and admolish all
and singular the kindred and eseditoFs of the
said deceased, 10 be and appear before me, ~
our next 0rdnary5s Court for the said District,
to be holden at New berry Court House, on the
.Srd day of April: next, to shew caase, if
any, why the said Administration should not be
granted. -. . ~. ~ s-.,,sis,l {
in the. yfar Of, our Lord one, thousand eight
hdndFed and sigty-fve.l 60, !. ..-s.SS !.
Mar.h 80 JJ0IN- T. PETERSON, .o.N.p. :
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The 3ribune says Andy johnson was deHented
By liquor when sworn into Office, and made
sehse!ess and 7discreditable harangues; ana that
he has become druukard and if he does not
.reform he cannot remain Tice-President of the
United States. -, ...~..s e, -. :,
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M3ar.G Gen. Young has been assigned to the
command of the Department. ofSs. G., Georgia
ana Florida HIS headquarters for the present
will at augusta. .-...,..,..,. ...:....
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Lieut.. E. II. Klngsmore.

We learn that this gentleman recently takeE
by the enemy is among the number recently re
sovesed from Fitzpatrick
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COOK WANTED,

B a GOOD COCK, WASHER & &IRoNER,-
~ Wanted to lire: from the eSner. None of
your free negroes wanted 5.-. 50
Apply at this office IL MarcES q If
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MnTTGE.

TO BOMBED MEN AND THOSE WHO HAVE
g NOT PAID THEIR 1.-THE BACON.
r TAKE this occasion, to notify yon MOTTO turn
II soVer your Bacon to any person but Tithe
Collectors, or this Office, or bonded Comnlissary
il the held. The receipts of any but Bonded.
men in the fed are worthless. : .,-.}. :. = z
& .c.,.: u, WV. WALKER, c. g. sff N
Sewberry, S. c., March I6, ]S65. -. ~
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Ma;r LocxAsAEr, ouarteTnraster Army Of
Tennessee, has his office under the Martin House.
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RECIPE FOR Coop BLAcKlNG.-TakeT half a
Of syrup; ha!fa pint of vinegar; one table
spoonful OF oil, (any kindly and the whites Of
two eggs; mix we'll Together and thicken. with
SCOT or lamp black. - IL, .a'-."v&. : -
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4 CARD.

7 HAVE just opened my Shop st Helena; ESsEe
i / am now prepared 10 repair SiUSS;
PISTOLS, locks aud KEYS Also KN1yES
SCISSOR ;and RAE0RS put m order. Ali kinds
Of LCMBING work done and ST us repsiFs4::
Work doDs With dispstch, By !. -.
Nsrcl *. .... :!0HS J. R0lS5oN.
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3saEictions and years saay pnpro eindtvldlla's.
30 Abs.4c-Geld4 add rantIEics may iRproEe cat:62s
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Colonel Thomas II. Lanham, one Of the mos!
honorable and uerisht citizens OF Edse6eld died
oc the 9th of February. -,.. -. =.
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The studious perusaL Of the Bible will make
better citizens, better fathers and better
husbands: ,,, ;-... :.
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The post Office at Fsuit Hi, Edgefeld District;
S. C. has been discontinued. , -........ . ......
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TT EsI ICEs

rs REREBY given that at, the expiration Of
4 three months JfrSiw this d'Re, applic&ton,Riil
be made for Il duplicate: Of certificate for
four per cent. Registered Bond Of the Confedes,
rate States Of 4taerica, issued to he. by Silas
j Johnstone, C. S. Depdsitaty, at Newberrg, S G.
No. 1,25t, dated ,3lst jlatrh, 1864, fdk THREE
HUNDRED DOLLARS. Tie original, Eheredf
has been lost. a.2,s.> > AVID eAESszN:
Jan q i, 3mo- ~ 49, ~. s. -
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TIE small pox is said to bk rasins among the
2eero@s 4. PiAousrniu. L..
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RICHMOND, March 1.-THE bill putting negroes
in the army, passed by the Senate, is precisely
the same as the bill passed by Ithe House, with
the exception ofthe following proViso to the 4th
section, which was concurred in by the House:
Prouidsd, That no u ere than twenty-five per
cent. of the male slaves between the ages Of Is
and IS, in, any State, shall be called for under
the provisions Of this act. .'. E.. y -
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Gus adviess FROM the scat Of war between Para
quay and tho allies in south America, indicate
Ih., tie little Republic is likely soon 70 he crushed
by It's ponderous opponents. A battle hsd been
Fought in which ths P.rsgu,ysn army lost very
heavily, including seventeen hundred prisoners
rsnaor, colors. &c. This reverse Is regarded Is =
de- svs check to the advance Q, Paraguay into the
Argentine territory, and Is bosh Brazil and the
Argentine Republic have nov large armies In the
xrld, the probability Is thai 'he tide II war will
honcoiorth eow sgainst Paraguay. The p'ueky
lIt,la State, which with population less than that
Of New York city. threw down ,he gusnhet OF var
20 an enemy comprising nearly half !he tsuitor,
., South America, will deserve credit for its daring
sven II 1t should he ovsrpowered.