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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1865-09-24

week. Leave Midway FridsH s m, arrive
at Calhoun's Mills II III, Mzve CaThoun's
Mills Friday p m, arrive at Aiillway8 M.
5747. From Lofts, by Mine Creek, Mount
Newberry court house, 3S miles, and back,
once week: Leave Lofts Friday7 M, ar
rive at NeWberry court hou-e Z b IN, leave
Newberry court house Saturday m,
| arrive at Lofts Jpn.
574o. From Phoenix to New Market, S
miles, and back, o1ce q week. Leave
Phoenix Friday g. III, arrive at New Mar
Set 8 m, leave Now Market Friday 2J m.
arrive at Phoenix 5 p III. Proposals for
sonl-weekly service invited.
| 5749. From Lexington court house, by
Rocky Wen, Calk's Perry, Long Pond and
Saluda Mills, to Prosperity, 35t miles, and
DacA. once week. Leave Lexington court
house Thursday 10 a IN, arrive at Prosperi-
ty nnAt day IL a m, leave Prosperity Friday
II III, arrive at Lexington court house next
day 8 a m.
oIo0.. from Lexington court house by
Drafts Mill, Hollow Creek, West Creek and
Germanyille, to Mount Willing, 81, milea,
and back, once a week. Leave Lexington
court honse Thursday 10 m, arrive at
Mount Mount Willing next day s. m, leave
/ Mount Wiling FriIay 10 q IN, arrive at
Lexington court house next day Gam
3'3l. from Lexington court house, by
Pleasant Spring, to Countsvillc, ~ miles,
and back, once q week. Leave Lexington
court house Saturday % IL, arrive at
Countsvlila ia, leave Countsvillc Satnr-
day p m, arrive at Lexington court house
6 6p IN.
3132 From Lexington coart house, by
olarks Mills and Eeavcr Pond, to Rish's
Store, II miles, and back, once week
Leave Lexington court house Friday 6 Il m.
arrive at Rish's Store 4 p III, leave RisI's q
store Saturday e q me arrive at Lexington
court house 4 p m.
57o3. From Sawyr's Mills to Guntc-'s 5
Store, 8 miles, anC back, c.lcc week.
Lc,ye Sawyer's Mills Friday IL III, arrive
~ Gunter's Store 10 p u, leave Guntef's .
, 1865-05-08

Although The memory Of our beloved and
honorcd late President cannot perish from the
garth, aud will go down n history In i,nmor
1al ffeehneFs rs rich inheritance to the 1atest
4.cneratlors of time, many other forms Of
1prpetua:sne the remembrance Of him to our
senses and those Of postcrity may give grea:
.atfsfactdon to ourselves and those that cane
..fter us. As one kuch mode Of monumental
1vcollection. VIC suggest that as many rs pos
lble, hoth in the cities Of the nation, and
Throughout. the whole county, plant memo
tal trees. In what way can any one 50 ten
<Ie1ly snd surely link their own memory in
! atriot,c association with that Of the @'saTior
s'fh3s county," as to have 1t said hereafter: !:
This trte was planted by my father or
1'aothtr. brother or sis.er, the spring that
Lincoln fell martyr to MS cornty's cause
1,g 1he hand Of Copperhead assassin"
fireen would be Its memory o'er al. the land
duuature, ! as it will be in human hra:ts.
, 1865-05-08

o. feeling to tie American G G,yernment. Two
era. NE e. we're hs,d n r. dHsespoo. Wot:
adopted unanimously resolutions expressive ot
their horror and deaf sbrroT at the assassination.
re:oin ions, and likewise The ofatlai bodies in The
var,ors towns aud provinces. The Americans in
London assembled II the Grosvenor Hotel. The
is'cr Adams will preside 1T mass niedng OF
Americana at St. james Ha1,
Mr. Gladstone has made his financial statement
4,l0It0 pounds sterling. He proposes 70 like
two pence of the income tux, six pence of the
tsa outy. and reduce the dee insurance duty one
shilling and sir pence, and othtr minor changes.
The 1tanan Chamf Or II Deputies adopted an
sddrt es expressing grief at President Aneoln's
ssLs sssaass,pa.iS4 The Chsmber was dzaped IL hi:
ana universal regret and indignation IL expressed
the,e ct the asea slnation. NJ. :&aeon,I he rebel
agent, ana !et'eE 70 ths 5edeI, repuaiates the
LIVERPOOL, April ss-ccTrox- Brokers'
c11cnla: reports the sales Of the week at 1t6-nn
a'-e; 1s> >oo bales to speculators; x5,ool bales to
p'ices arc ID 5ltd higher fol American. The ~.
thortzcd quotations arc: fair Orleans It'd; mid
ans 1s.s nida,ins Moh''e 14ta; ts.E q2!.ns
estimated at TO-, 900 bales; market quiet and ua:
char cd Stock IN port stated at 6zo,oo' bales oi
Neutrality-suspicious. :
PROVISIONS Quiet and steady. Bacon heavy.
se s9: T1PsYs d1iis Hi Ssnt1a shares 7st@s'; Ee
The .hallion il 1ho Bank Of England has de-
cres-ed eals,0o0:
fair xtent. Coffee b1iek; Plantation ceylon ha,
advsnctd aud is active; China seconds higher.
Wheat is IN fair demand at the full prices Q
at SIS fo1 Ga'atz oats IN good demand, with
| klirht n1vance ia pticts-
, 1865-05-08
CHICAGO, MONDAY, MAY s 1852!

all .t opr. n ,,,-. uo -ovnot ,r,erp %
aS npRpS daa Is 81 hca Is q
hr.l the fc,pih'. nnss 81 - 4nds and restor.
lave h. tsecn Jncn wh sy s nzd inflicted
-.rr eistt eu WY nsFe seuet4 3 hona Ia hat
s,g ape 2ee9n VII eall into pfqm,renes M nsmns ~
k anknoWn to if fame I hnye beco@a elorloas In tzss
tror, IN h.pes sa; %afofs pr % nase eu e ise nna n1.
nc n sna 60 sy.g so ne% psseige, The Pre:
ieeat Is the ycIy III @ mn Who oasht to Indulge
.ther e common soun hs mn must IN 1ndsed sh te
sss ii &c as,ie Tas 6a3en s.naet ): restored
wtnont complete feeanes'auon, ,ide 9nn ~ "a.
s tlon nust be founded On oocsaod e1,,p .. a. a.
q !he fatnle: Nc eia1en oi ths U9tsn w.il tats
:to2 nalf.s fses esS,s hin 1111Es
q t oi S Hau: The Sof;h may dnd i has to mike
t ,sn sen aro.,f,es # @ mi renair iripes
70 noutae e r. sn;r;t y mnti,i conces
SOD, anan nase 10 co u "nen 'oe esa'e .: coaee'
The 6o3y NJ ~ says: 18th most hono1el and
trusted OF dc Confederate Ardere, who was ap-
pointed Commsnder in-ChteF d the whole armies
Of The CoEledesacy expressly that he mIgh, re-
t1leTa Its fortunes and establish it. Independence,
hrs lsfd down bis asms. he fought gallantty
while BY hshnng ne so9ld nope 70 aeniese aay
psact1cA1 result. to bold ths capital. save tae
aIDT, or Eaintaan the existence ol 1Ee state.
When satisfied none OF these objects gould be
served hy prolonged resistance hs spared 1he use
less ei9*iau Of blood ~ tnrtendetsng Leg hrs
adopted conrse Whieh tndleaies MS opinion Of
the renewal OF tas Wilde eona!s:. He haa no
power 10 ullect nv su1ienoel u saf taan 9ts
own forces, pnt Was oouno p Dn!lnae personally
n TIC 9sld. ne inoaent @ h1s presence oi any Ise
ae pave ",tspr ~ ~ hay.ag fna
oe!as o. ~ sno hrnsaif * oa' hee oio
| not enoote 20 eayG nl%sen ~ eontin1e t1e COZ
test ei1SWhere Me toink mat he con-
sloets tne ~ tha te.,s nSpeteHs. y
gNtS es uter a5rs 11 rhcn auu as .H1 y.
t1e soutnetu t. H ra.r, ~ n5tae ~ nau 1Me.s s
maataay uae1 cannot " saenrrd ~ ,naat .aat
lGcepsooenei e" nrarc and 1on5 !" tnGI' 4siIi
yctof3 oil, 2nnhita,a fai1ov r. a~or,naa
s"d @Gss t.sn@ct liz ;udrment We know the neople
| 1t+c ~ end to var There Ia I1ttlc nrnnI Ihi;ftv
, 1865-05-08
Especial Dispatch to tho Chicago Tdbnue.]


Public eympathy again begins to center upun the
criminals Bow!es, Milligan and Aorsey. They
have efnce their trial {six months) been confined
in the m11Itary prison ut the sold1ers| Home,
strongly guarded awaiting, as has been u2der-
stsod. The action Of the President upon 1her sen
tercc. 1t has long been tacttly admitted that the
finding OF the court which tried them adjudged
ttc.n to be rhot, though nothing Official has ever
been promulgated to such effect. Sometime ago
the prisoners fuised u large sum Of money,
and employed able counsel. who went to Wash
inston md urged upon Mr. Lincoln the pro3rlery
Of committing their sentence to mere tmprisou-
ucnt, and ii WIS tRm0fed that such mtestrn Mas
eucceesfnl. Recently, however, HI order came
heavily ironed and eceurely suardec, and the con-
etrpction placed upon the order by the friends Of
the guilty men and others, lE that President John
mt, efiect. The prisoners themselves hayc lost
ali hope. Ml1usun has written to hts family To be
prepared for the WORST. There Is statement IN
5 10!
by the military authorities, but after dllfgent in-
curry think II premature and unreliable. Ger
faju it Is tba. since the ASSASSINATION Of o1r be-
soyed President, the people here would manifest
little Of surprise should the sentence Of deash
be carried out.
~ the Government upon the Canadian authorities
tor q. Il. Dodd. who vas convicted Of trc.eon last
summer BY tho Military Commission, and cse4ped
!Fun the 1ostoHce Hul c1nC.3h WHICH ne vas c3n-
nntd. The TuuloF creatcs considerable excite
nent nGons his friends and co-labose1s Ii the
city.
The military authorities have l7te:y arrested
snc new have IN close conhncm mi nan by the
name e. OF 11ppe5. who ie supposed to be implicated
- !ns EoIep1fscy tu sssasslnate President Lincoln
' -, ."tt UaIs4s- e
-. 10y: Aostop IL making every endcavor to have
n snd wounded 70 soldiers IN hoap'tals and caIos to
| has tent several conmnuic2ttons n uashinatne ~
on the subject all ct which have heen iayorsSiQ nv
received, snd families and friends OF ipdiaaa sn.
| ecut and suffering ones. VIE" ao'
1he funeral decorations at the state uonsc src
still The object Ct fnt-re t, and 1t is rotce.hle
| thzt fresh flowers are every day plarcd hv .hs
hands Of visitors upon the cataaIqae, 9hcSe fa1
few hours 1eposea ali that was uostal Of tue mar
ryr Lincoln.
, 1865-05-08

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune,
CISc1SSAT1, May7.
Nothing has been heard from the gusrillas OF
b.ndlts rather, who tire rail frem the Ohio &
M,ssles7ppi Railroad Friday night by which the
locomotive Of the night express WAS throwa from
the track md the train stopped. There were but
Ef1ccn Of them who with revo}vcrs in hapd took
possession Ut the car doors and compelled every
men to hand over his pocket book, watch and
uther yaluablcs. Ladies' we're not uolested. a
so'dier returning hume with $500 was not allowed
10 rttafn anything though he begged hard. Dnv
EeLutmen was relieved Of gu'd watch and $51D,
:nothEr Of <TOU and othtrs OF fma'leF sums. The
conductor, W Shepherd, had $40 and his watch
coat and letting bis wallet tail into the SKIRT Bat
little money Val attained from the ADKINS Exprcss
sales which we're blown tpen. Thirty tloasand
from c. 1gs to Ia inclusive, aud from 6!,ix5 10
t2.13s inclusive, Of the denomination OF 6l,DM,
we're carried of. As they are the property Of The
United Statet Treasury Department., the express
to do With them.
Detachmcnts Of military from this city and
covtngton, KY. went Gown in pussnit Of tue ma
raudeis. but could find DO trace Of tnem further
than tnat they crossed into Kentucky. 1t Is sup
ptted that they are part Of gtne Of pa1olcd reh.
efpr1sotefs who 1t te now known hao handed
it On he lith 1T. dnr1ne the general rejoicing
over Grants Victories, hut were frustrated by the
Eie1lbnce Of the pollce and military guard.
G1I q ., ,hs or 5,a!day re-
that at the earliest possible moment conelstcni
with the prtiic interest, all restrictions upon
trade With restored sections Of the late Eto.lhoas
States be removed, and commerce in all things
not cuntJaband III var be tuadn 1ree to ali citizens,
ard that all branches Of legitimate industry b
encouraged. This Chamber ct Commerce also
apt,royeu the pr0pos1s Tor 4 convention OF Boards
oi Trade in Defott on the second Tuesday Ia
July.
, 1865-05-08

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tr1bu1e.]
SPRINGFIELD, May7.
Visitors etiN dock to the Representatives Hal
to ylcw the beautiful catafalque in which was last
laid al that was earthly Of Abraham Lincoln. To-
OAR thoneanee have yisited hi. tomb 1t Ok Ridge
and tue people seem 10th 10 realize that here II
the great and good man. 1he colored people here
have already can3nizcd him, and well they may
for be hss been to them the father and savior.
The city duling the solemn exercises Of the
past few days wss inftsted with pitkpockets, bnt
twing 10 the energy and skill Of the Chicago de-
tect1rce, ei6ct ty our cwn efficient police, their
dCp1cCutspus were 1ltaltcd.
4 vsri1Man hy the ns,uc Of Timothy Mccarthy
fell from ecadu1d on the store Of Iii. Owe1>>.ad
Rev. Y.W. +. 5. jackson, lately c,lted to take
charge OF St Pau1's Church psrea III this cry,
has been fairly Installed in his work and Is gtTng
t ]? h.s R''E,fsaonsEss ~
Rev. Dr. Nelson, Of St. Louis, by 1nytta.tcn.
prtacheu in the Flfst Presbyterian Church On the
lie md character OF cur rcart red rsesidsnt The
sermon as IN effort worthy Of the faue Of the
eloquent divine. The church was crowded to
oycffluwtnE, tone goi3g away utabie to get eyen
slAndtnG room. The sunject w4s will chosen uad
worthy Of the eloquent and tou hing +ernlon
preached By the reve1ened gtnue1zn aud gave
greet faction IT, his belr nearly ali OF wb IN
~cie acquainted aud Warm friends OF our lament
cd Ccad. THIS eyetlay the Church w4e .lso
crowded 10 hesr h,s sermon on the rch:L. On ana
It's dCuE.
, 1865-05-08

Regulations for the Release Of Prison.
eI4s

WASHINGTON, May TIT is ordered that all
prisoners OF war, except officers above tue rank
Of Colonel. who before the captare Of Richmond
fienifed their destte to takn the oath Of allegt.
ence 10 the U. S., and their unWll]1ngness to be
exchanged, be forthwith released on
their taking satd eath, and Transports
homes. In respect to all other prisoners Of var
fu1ts OF crde1s will be issucd-
The Comu,tesarY General Of prisoners will issue
necessary regulations for preserving the req II.
site record If prisoners Of war to be telested un-
Ger this order, the record to set forth
thc Of pris arf, place Ut 1esld ,nce, orgaul
zatlpu 10 which they belonged, time and place Of
capture, &C. The oash Of allegiance will ne ad-
iof pri.on camps and (ofia, who
will send by telegraph daily reports
Of prisoners released to the Commt.sary Generale
of Prisoners. These reports will bt consoiloa1td
for each day, and transmitted to the Secretary o
War.
By order Of The Secretary Of War.
JAS. a. HARp1E,
Brcyet Brig. Gcu. and 1ps. Gen q. S. A.
, 1865-05-08
FBO31 NORTH CAROLINA.
Tie Surrender OF Jo1insyon-.D Di1Dn-
xtt1on Of Shtrmnn's Army,

NEw YaRK, .May 6.--Our Raleigh letters 0. the
2Sth and See1ht state that Gen. Sherman and af11I
LETT that dry for Charleston and Ssrannah. thence
gong 10 Richmond to meet his army which W: :
to lelye 1lalc,fh the Ee8t Aonday. Shermso had
eErre1.her by Johnstou. He prohibits a1l forl..
Ing and provides certain ways to relieve the pro.e-
1rg wants tho tnh htants. The 10th a1d s3l cor1s
n main in the department ct North Clrols1a. Is
gelher With .kipatriek's cavalry. Stoue1o N s
caya'ry js ordered to East Tennessee, and vii.
sons 10 the Tennessee river, near Decatur Ala
htma. Gen. Howard. and the army o. Tennessee
will ma-ch 10 Richmond. Gan. slocnm, aud the
army u GcosRis. also marchej'to Richmond. The
rebel army arc MI leaving for ;1eir homes many
sppreher ded from these who took their arms
and vent sway on their own hoLk. Gen, john
Eton has endcaroEed 10 carry out the terms agreed
upop, but the time 1ntelreLiog between the tiIpt
and second acreem!nts occasluucd some demoral.
lzat'on. 4 movement was On foot to rcore1nlz, :,
the Slate cQYeruMeIf.
, 1865-05-08
From NeHY AAx.1anu.

EKw. YonK, May THE steamer " csern Ne.
! rived The Ecsmer Atlantic, With reho;; n9is,
pe1t from Fortress Mantoe. ar1;vcd 1t Nes a.
j cans OIL The 9Th ult- The Western Eietrono1is
1nrfprs the body Of M-jor Midget, killed II, the
j ate enrapemcnt ut Mobile; md also 800 .Oo5 In
f.old md treasury notes.
, 1865-05-08
FROM INDIANAPOLIS.

The Tndfnna CoMspIrAtors-Pr0b
y that , h.J Eat1 be *hoI-1krqulsi-
riou ON sAE ada for Oodd-ArF*st Of
another Conspirator In The assas>fn
Pl..t.
, 1865-05-08

slnrl over the amer r:can NeWs-Com-
mcnts or the Press-The Markets.
NEw YORK, March 1.-THE steamer America,
from Southampton sGth, arrived to-5ay-
The mes ssys:. the end has come at last, and
tse: g,et sar Is yH[F;,ns,,1y H;u,y c.osed BY Les
to:e ol the correspondence between Grant
and LIE Is honoiabe to both. The
cordIt,oos Of the surrender were s1ch as 1t was
Not even Nspocon's grand army could count
seItee Of noie brilliant victories than the Army
tScn they |; il With bofor. TO years $50 sso Lee Lee
might h5ye escaped to Lynchhurc, bnt now the
Federal Generals made thelt moves with as much
flrst Of military nations. All attempts to cs,a6-
lif4 as; ut.er9 Gonisasraey mu4t Se =, a3aonsd.
Of tho sottherners the difficulties Of The Fedetal
Governmtpt eet In. Alter the restoration Of Fed
e1al :ut1ert.y and tl:s te5actioa Of The sou.h to
before Lincoln'e administration. Nucn lies be.
TWEEN The conquest Gf the South aud the ze:tora.
probler, Of uDexamp1ed difficulty 10 oe confror:.
ed, snch questions as the regeneration OF cr11en
cy, relozs Of tariff, and management OF the NJ.
.. =! Sebt important as thsy are in themselves
The Csnadisn deputation had proceeded 10
LONDON.
Netwithetrr ding The strong sympathy felt r.
surrender wae received with great satisfaction.
causing INCREASED confidence in commercial cir.
c'cs.
FnAscE-Count Walweski has been appointed
President of the Corrs Legislsu1
TIE Ae-tean embassy will be ofhcialfy received
Tic American M n1i Antaa.ador was received by the
The Secretary &c tte Russian Legation Was as
sassthptes ~ PaTis b Russtan.
The Ca: and the Princess Dogmar, Queen Of
Denmark were viii him.
BE1e1ux.-A meeting WIS held at Brussels, and
followed ny a great demonstrati in honor OF
the late federal Victories The Immense process
zion repaired TO the Federal Consnl's residence.
TIE Sc1I he snd made
The Ionton T Tnn<s ssys thtre seems to be on the
rar. Of Ply sident Lsncoin a desire TO conetliate
Of Mr Seward, who has distinguished himkcif1n
tie cabinet by his moderate conne~ls aud whose
life will ws ttnst be spared at this crlels to the
guilty sua. perhaps, before bis term oi oice e.
pres, ca1m in some degree, the an1mosttics which
Lave teen aroused ty these yearn OF WIZ.
tpr Lee for eurrenderins, all1des to Mr. Iincoia;s
,otl1catiuu 10 foreign nations TO withdraw the
reEu,aucns to which Federal vcese!s Of war are
NH rot effect ps es with our harboz at Halifax
ard In the West indies, VIC have no o:cAeion to
epttf mich 1tss re,nain in port Of the States II
lions. whuse constant impending threat Of recoc-
ntt1on Of the South, has during the wlr 60 added
to The difficulties ano perptexlues o. The NORTH.
milet Of tho Atlantic cable are completed, aud
14lO miles already On beard the Great Eastern.
TIE MARKETS.
I1yEEro,L, March 25- -Evenfng.-cottono open
ed buoyanf and considerably higher for al quail
1iee, tlt tloeed quiet and steady. The sases on
us @aScsnsTza.@Ihe ~ nrIh market steady and firm.
, 1865-05-08
SEEEN.T'BslKTlEE.


The Astonishing Success OF tho Loan.
pHiLApELru1A. Ma, f.-The country will hcas
with paide a. we'll os with pleasure that ths volun-
ta'J subscriptions OF the people to the 33Ioau for
the six ds.s oi last week Amounted 10 the enosm.
one sum of It, 3S7 10. The amounts daily snbgcrI-
ted throughout the country, ind reported u jay
70. f5e3l, ,1C3; &c, PSI, ,353 4th, ,ss, ,103
2o: 5'h. f,4I7. 100; 9Th, So l59,430. The number
Of go, 800, and $500 subscribed via fssai0 The
for the week were IN number a. follows: May Isl,
3Ga5; %, 3652; 70, b.0Sl; 9TH, 4e71; 9Th. i, a10
9Th. 6,4c3. The 1arecst single subscriptions ui
Saturday were: $100, 600 from Philadelphia, ESQ.
0co from Boston, 30u 900 from New York, $500 600
from PEoFfdenee, 81, 600 from New Haven, and
$1t0,0 from Baltimore.
, 1865-05-08

800 GOO Pianos, Watches, Melodeons, Pnoto-
c1nph Albums, Sewing Mach'nes, G Nd
Chains, Gold Pens, Sets Of Jewclry,
Diamond Rings. Lockets. Family
Bibles, PORT Follos, Famed
Engrayings, Silver Tea
Sets, Silver Castor,
Cake Baskets, Sill
yer Cups, &c.
Worth ell to be sod for oSE D. D1ltaE ~
EAC, ltnLut va1oe ~ 10 ~ PAs0 AuE M"
till Qu know what GU ire to fecetye-
, 1865-05-08

TIC CHptMre. OF UanViffc-
NEW YORK, May Tho HsrdzTs Glib Co,ps
corrt sponlent has dLtai1s Of its march to Dtp.
yiltc, which place it occupied On the a7th ult,
capturing 5.N0 prisoners and considerable wsr
material aud machinery. The people On the route
were rejo}ced at the prospects Of pence.
the surrender Of the rebel Eccrtt.ry OF 1he navy,
Mallory.
, 1865-05-08
NeM aDhertisements.
BEACH'$
EATEzf3T
GRAIN DRYER.

The a:tenson Of dealers In, and shippers Of Grain.
Invited this the last and most complete lnEentto.
for drying al kinda OF grain
The necessity for some machine OF this kind to savt
the corn crop from heating, and to prevent loas OIL
wheat during the process OF sweattng has long heer
felt ey the entire Trade This Invention Covers the
ground. ans destined to work arevolution In hand.
ling and securing the crop of This country, put
ting in order ot shipment to any part Of the world
and beyond any danger Of heating, without IN TIT
least affecting It's soundness. leaving sng smell o.
suspicion wha'eger that the grain ha1 been dried o.
subjected to my mechanical pFoceA&.
These machines ara built
, 1865-05-08

The Providence Manuf+cturlnz Jawelefs' Assoc:a.
unn, CT po ct extensive importers anu Manafac'
turefs In connection w1'h the urisln Gift ,ok Ea
thbl ops rating II the Leading ClttAs OF the
for lposlEg ct this mammoth stock, amounting to
mGre than ooo WcI.h of goods. qa5 pfan i a.
vnlRe. ar placed in Fesed eaveop7 snd we'll IN
OF these sesler envelopes cert1ncate
toce'he- with choice to'.ect'el ot Popular Songs.
With msny Va nshle reciEes worth maCy Eollatf to
nby pe1s.n. will be sold at the C6npAnYs Da1o or
ARency, OF sept BY Maft to dress for X centv.
AZ 1Islsle, 1i se1a nt ONE F DOLLAR EACH, WITH
On receipt cfth: csit!naas you will see what y
can have, and lien /: is At ycur option to ray
the 6o'!h. ind take the H. tlc1e Or not. Purchaser:
m.y thus obtstn ecitLdsd Flano Forte, 8 v,lpabIe
Me.octop G mr. s. w,rc Machine, q Far1ily Bib e,
Gold ".-.ca. Dt mend Rtng q my Set Of JsEeIy q
ists One Dollars worth. IS there are no nanss
lhf p11ce IL on'Y 25 cents. OF the cosg artc e
will be sold tc Bome tpStunate purchaser III One DOL
lea sAe"' TERMS TO AGENTS:
5Enretcpts sent lot.
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Com1E.y's Eepot fos tSe "fhte:n stase3. II soutl
CnrS sLtr', Ia Morrlstn'6 B,.~"' oe'"eeo ID a'tsoi
and Monroe streets, Ctic go. ltnN:. MANAGER,
mss ys5s lt1stp a.
, 1865-05-08
rHOsl NOHTe2 GA MOLINA

p,.,1 "details Of Ju1o &tonsA Surre nd-r
-as, 600 t1ela ana 28 DmcerA eutr+n-
t,ered-<!0ndtt1O Of ths Rebel Army
lTF1e Obligation Take
unrewef1 Order
, 1865-05-08

The following an extract Of letter written By the
Raw 7 r.s~-~ -pA--<--A----~Ao
Cku,ch, Brooxlln. n. T. to the Journal and -ussses
or Cincinnati, o., and speaks volumes In favor Of
the Tcz1t.ranowntd medicine. MES. WtN5L0H3
EoorHINH SYRUP FOR CHILDREN TEETHNa
*He sue an auyct t1semeus IN your columns Of MRS
WlSsI OWS SOOTHING SYRUP. Nov, We ueVrF
ssid worn in fayo. OF ths patent msci7e before IN
cur e but We feel compelled to ray to your readers
inst this is numbug-oe aore httf Il, and eaoso g
o be an /, csqt1ns it Is probably one Of the most
succe,stul medicines tho DAY, because 1t i one
the best. Ant these OF cur 1esd'rs who hare bahia
can't 90 better Than lsJ In ascpplY.
aca6pi15 i'm .HrAH-ntt
, 1865-05-08

The Guekt lila Rn1lrond AStack..
VEsl Detat1H OF the Robbery - tn G
cincinnati Chnmber OF commerce
on 4rade Aek{rtCIApuE,
, 1865-05-08

TIle Effect Of LecsB Surrender In Eng
,tund-Ak8aAKfnntf in FarIe-DeRfil
Gfthe CZnFexy1tc11-BeioIcf In Hel-
1uIn over the American NeWB-Com-
mcnls OF the PfeBs-The Markets..
, 1865-05-08
NEWS BY TELEGRAPH
FBoN NORTH CAROLINA.
Complete Details of
JollnSt0Ei's Sur
render.
Twenty-Eigl1t Generals
and $4,000 Men
Given Up.
1900 Stand Of ARMS and $50
Cannon Delivered.
IICHLY IMPORTANT
FROM EUROPE.
Great Indignation and Sor-
row at the Assassination
Of MIR. Lincoln,
Interesting Comments Of the Eng
| ]ish Press on Lees Sur
| render,
Assassination in PARIS
Death of the Czare-
! witch.
One OF THE ksSESS]E.C0H' n
SP!RATgRS ARRESTED
III lADlANA.
FULL DETAILS OF THE GHi<
/ GUERILLA ROBBERY.
Assassination in Paris-
Death Of the Czaro-
witch.
CINE OF The kSSkSSlN.c0H.
SP!RA7CRS ARRESTED
IN INDIANA.
FILL DETAILS OF THE GnI0
GUERILLA ROBBERY.


YfsitorH to The ~xato House and Pre%1-
tix1 Is au,b-teliEtous maGtcr1-
, 1865-05-08

1i1 BALTIMORE, Aay7. ]
The task of paroling Johnston's army has Just
ended. Every officer and auan has taken an oall-
CATION NOT to tako up arms aeatnst thc onlsea
statc. government until properly released. on.