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TEsTsEsGRAPEsTO

REPORTS oF, THE PRESS AssoOrATIoN.
'%No telegraph news has been received
The tollowingtof6ci confirmation of the
death; Of bIHooIN, we take from the
Raleigh Progress, now ;,pnhiiaked within
the lines of the enemy, 1T will be re.
mem3ered that the. -Progress and the
Sthapnqafafgra were always strong, peace or.
gans, and D. favored a re.copsttuction, = Of
the Urnion Assoon as the enemy came. n.lrl
within the city they, turned, like the
Whipped spaniel and licked their mas
iters fcet.a Con. save US from ever be.
coming, 50 low and degraded as to do as
the editors rs, Of f tthhqse those papers have done:
H'Do'Rs. MILITARY DIV, OF THE Mss,
rr,.l In the field Raleigh, April II, '65.
Special Order, No. SO. "3l''f1 "
The General commanding announces no n,a
with pain and sorrow, that on tile eve.
ning Of the 18th inst, az the theatre in
Washington City, his, Excellenuc;y, the.
President Of the United States, Mr. Lin.
coin, was assassinated BY one who d.
tered the, State motto Of Virginia. AT
the same time, the Secretary or State,
Mr.. Seward, whilst suffering from a
broken arm, was. also stabbed BY an.
other 'lhdrderer, in his own, House.. but
still survives, and ihis SON was wounded,
supposed fatally, .,t ~ y,
y is believed by persons capable of
Judging, that other high officers we're de.
signed to share the SAME fate.na THUS
1T seems that our enemy, despairing of
meeting us in manly warfare, begins to
resort to the assassm's Tools Your Gen
eral does not wish you to infer that this
is universal, for he knows that the great
mass of the Confederate army Would
scon to sanction such acts, but Ii. be-
heyesSit tbs legitimate consequence of
rebellion against rightMl authority We
have met every phase Which this War
has assumed, and must now be prepared
for it in its last and worst shape, that of
assassnss and ,guerrillas; but woe unto
the people. who seek to expend their wild
passions, in such manner, for there is
but one dread result. 0' m''.'aG nj
By order Of a.a2a .,idur:N,~, mi
MAJ. GEN. w. 7. SIBERIAN. ~,
~. "A, Dayton Mai, and A. A1G.
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H''dg'rs 'tE'l'c Ttll REGIS p 90; Cavalry
CAMP NEAR RIoHaosp
EAR RICHMOND,

4 'ti' s'pbtR Y u r'Di March TO- 1865.
tGAFF1CERsi and Soldiers of, the. Seventh
" Regiment Of. South Carolina Cavalry.
who are now Absent without leave are called
upoa to, returNwiihopsj delay, ltoltheis COM
maud. ,lt,
Many brave men linesr Ato protect their
Suffering homes Or toCengage. the, enemy
upon, their ogn soil-~eowards make the
same excuse-but BY remaining absent from
their posts in tile arpy athey weaken our
strength and postpone Abe, hour of victory
and peace. Soldiers must promptly return
or bS Published as "dessrters,' ~ arrested az
s'dessrters'ig and pnnshedl;as "deserters. 1"
The, destruction of railroads ia no excuse.
Brave men win make their journey On foot;
or on horseback, oan9sejoin their posts of
duty inlthe Army, III will be no excuse ito
a soldier, thet he is ding duty ID another
command; this can knlyib6 permitted by
an, order from the tommender-in- Chief
without his order II Il military crime n
IL il especially argd upon men to hSihg.
with them good fhorss: being dismonnted
will net ohtAin for then new farloughs. hut
transfers 20 infantry sol sHisl sl' az :.
.! eiqpoq n1g.,ga2 Sisc,l 4IEAlsKFsBsLk,p ~
4 s.& pG9l 7th leg't. s. @. Cavalry! %
: ii1Sh 25,s6524@ NA III ff6f Io0Y -.
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'n'rTn 1tu IN1He E4ecutipe; l,f, .,4,Ta.
Hon. JEFF Davis, of Miss, President.
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Now READY.

'FENHE January numberio of THF .KsYsTosg,
l. the only Masonic Magazine in the
;s5outh. The Grand I.SS:sl!gge edge North Cara-
lima. at Raleigh, Dec. 7th, 1864, was pleas
ed 10 pass The following resolution: tqi y
Whereas, Brother WM, B. Smith, Of this
city, has commenced the publication Of Q
Mohthly Periodical devoted TO the interest
Of the Masonic Fraternity, entitled THs
KEYsToss, and whereas, a work of this kind
( is very much needed by ithe Graf through.
out the Confederate States. therefore, a. (,
Resolsed, That this, iGrand Lodge reoomi
mend said work to the Subordinate Lodges
and The Graft generally. < ,gi9isuntw ~
feb 1895 cory. isiYa =