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special Report.
nrsT1TUTToN IN NORTH CARoLIEA.

DEsTTUTIoH in hOhIh CAhO'-h
NEw YoRK, May IA.
The Times Raleigh special, dated the
18th. saws: The distress of the people OF
North Carolina is terrible. Commisssries
are constantly besieged by applicants Tor
food. The country is devastated, and old
men and women, with but siRgle gar
ment to cover their starved forms, are
beggirg Q in the streets of Raleigh. The
system of f5raging carried on by both
armies has stripped the inhabitants OF their
subsistence. They are, with few EXCEPTIONS
reduced to want, and starvation stares
them in the face. Even some OF the
Healthiest families have been brought to
poverty.
The Government is doing sll in It's pow
or for the relief of these unfortunates, but
it can. do everything. The people OF the
North are called on to succor them. One
of the Ealeigh papers publishes lettel
from prominent clergyman appealing fo
outside aid. D.,
A writer in the Houston Telegrsph So
vises that a peremptory demand be msd'
on England and France for recognition
uuder tne threst, If not complied with an
the South surrenders, she will JOIN th
North in asserting and carrying out tn
Monroe doctrine, and go to war sgsin'
necessary, for separate independence
CIIBIsTIANITT SUFFERING.
The Vienna correspondent of the Lol
: don Observer says: The Car of Russia b
published an encyclicsl letter and distri
uted among the Russian priests, with {
ders to inculcate its principles upon :
minds of the people. The Ozsr sets fori
in the name Of Christ, vigorous Principl
exsols his own ihfalibility and holiness, a
condemns other creeds, and calls the
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DICK TAYIOR,s sUKRENDEE.

NEW CRKl May IA.
The Herslds correspondent details the
particulars of the surrender of Dick lay
ior, which took place at CstrOnville, Ala,
ON the 4th, thirty three miles north OF Mo-
bile. Taylor made the most strenuous
efforts to get the most favorable terms, but
Candy was inAexible, and granted only
those rendered to Lee.
Taylor commanded all the troops in Al
ALBANIA, Mississippi and East Louisiana,
and this completes the surrender OF all
troops east OF the Mississippi river.
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Petroleum quiet
LONDON, May Illinois Central share'
768@77; Erie 493@50; United State
5-2Os 654@66.
Bresdstuffs firm
WheAt Is higher.
ougsr firm.
Tea fist.
Coffee firm.
Rice firm.
TaIlow fiat at 40s6d.
The steamship City of Boston from Liv-
erpool the 3 and Queenstown the 4th has
arrived. The following is the latest VIA
Queenstown
LIVERPOOL, May 4.-DemOnstrstiOns of
the sympathy of public bodies throughout
Er gland still continue.
The Spanish Senate and lower houss OF
Austrian Reichcrath unanimously voted
their regret and sympathy.
The sales of cotton on Wednesday and
Thursday amounted Is. 600 bales, including
1000 to speculstors and importers. Mar
ket quiet and unchanged.
Breadstufii inactive and less firm.
Provisions quiet with downward ten
dency.
LONDON, May 1.-The Bank Of BRg'snd
hiss advanced the rate of discount to 4 Ic
United States 2Os 64I65; Erie OLA
5l4; Illinois Central 762; consols for
money 9O3z9OS
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The Ist Wisconsin belongs to Logan'i
brigade of McCooks division, and had
been sent due east by General Jroxton, Wis
Dublin. Colonel Menta had distributed
his command all aloEg the south banks OF
the Ocmulgee and the Altsmshs. This
accounts for the collision between parts OF
the LIST and I'd Divisions, and shows the
| zeal of the commands in pursuit. ! have
directed increased vigilance on the psrt al
the command, In the hope of catching other
Asssssins. Our dispositions Of men are
good, and so fsr none of the rebel chiefs
have been able to get through. Breckin-
ridges son was captured night before last,
eleven miles south of here
l will send further details as soon as re-
eeived.
[Signed] j. H, WILSON,
Brevet Mejor General.
MACON, GA, $50 A. NJ, May l3.
To Hon. E. II. Stanton:
Lieutenant Colonel Hardee, cOmmsnd-
ing the 1st Wisconsin, has just arrived
from II Rinville. He struck the trailof Davis
at Dublin, Lawrence county, on tue even
ing of the 7Lh, and followed him closely
mig ht and day, through the pine wilder
ness of Alligator Creek and Green Swamp;
via Cumberlandville to IrwinVille. At
Cumberlsndyills CotOnel Hardee INST Col
onel PritchRrd, with Que hundred and fifty
picked men and horses Of the 9Th Michl-
gan. HRrdee followed The trJil directly
south, while Pritchard, having fresher
horses, pushed down the Ocmulgee towards
HopeWell and thence by House Greek 10
IrWinville, arriving there 1T midnight on
the 9th. JEFF Davis had not yet arrived.
From q citizen Priichard learned that
his party were encsmped mile out OF
town. He made dispOrition OF his men,
and surrounded the camp before day.
Hardee had cSmped at Z. NJ within two
miles, as he afterwards learned from Davis,
the trail being too indistinet to follow. He
pushed on at 3 A. NJ, and bad gone but
little more than one mile when the ad-
vance was fired on by the 4th Michigan.
A fight eusued, both sides exhibiting great
determination. Fifteen minutes elapsed
before the mistake was discovered. The
firing in the skirmish was the first warning
Davis received.
The csptors report that he hastily put
on one of his wife's dresses and started for
the woods, closely followed by oar II en-,
who at fret thought him woman Dut
seeing his boots while he was running they
suspected his sex. AT once race was
made, which was short one, and the
rebel President was soon brought to bay.
BE brsndished bowie knife, and showed
signs OF battle, but yielded promptly to
the perruAsions of Colts revolvers, without
compelling the hen to fire. He expressed
great indignation at the energy with which
he wss pursued, saying that he had be-
lieved our government too msgnanimous
TO hunt down women and children.
Mrs. Davis remarked to Col. Hardee
after the excitement was over, that his
men had better not provoke the President,
or he might hurt some of them. Reagan
behaved himself with dignity and resig-
nstion. The party evidently were making
for the coast
[Signed] j d. Wilson,
Brevet Msjor General.
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Associated Press Report.
DEATHS IA BUFFALO.

BUFFALO, May II.
Rufus Wheeler, an old resident of this
city, and for many years connected with
the Buffalo press, died this evening.
John q. Bowles, for many years connect
ed with the New York. Albany and Buff
falo, and the Western Union Telegraph
Companies, died in this city this evening
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EDWIN Nj. STANTON,
Secretary of War.

h~~N~N
MACON, GA, May l2-ll A. n.
Lieut. Gen. Grant and Secretary Of War,
Washington:
1 have the honor to report that at day
light of the 10th inst, Col. Pritchsrd,
commanding the 4th Michigan Cavalry,
captured JEFF. Davis snd family with
Resgan, Postmaster General, Col Harrison
Private Secretary; Col. johnson, A. D. O.
Col. Morris, Col. Lubbick, Ii. Hathaway
and others.
Col. Prilchard surprised their camp al
Irwinville, in Irwin County, Georgia, IS
miles southeast of this place. They
will bs here tomorrow night, and will b
forwarded under strong guard without de
lay. viii send further particulars at once
j. q. WILSON,
Brevet Maj. Genl.
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scblsmsstle Catholics, and Protestsnts are
In his estimation, heretics and in6dels, anC
he inculcstes an intense hatred sgsins
other nations. He says that Catholics d.
not believe in Christ, but in the Pope. HI
denounces their saints as liars and impos.
teIs. The encyclical inculcates the most
vehement fsnsticism, and concludes with a
;;..,sv-.' that the Car may have health and
power, ana overcome the enemies of the
faith of holy Russia.
WANTS To RETURN.
WAsHIEGToE, May IA.
Dr. J. B. Morrill,, arebel from Tennessee,
who WAS sent to Canada last year, has been
endeavoring TO obtain permission to return
to his property, but failed to establish his
loyalty.
THE NEW FRENCH MINISTER.
The Marquis De M1utpalOn was yester-
day introduced to the President by the
acting Secretary of State, and delivered
his credentials as Envoy and Minister
Pienipotentisry of His Msjssty the EmPe-
ror Of the French. The Marquis made
some remarks upon the occasion, Of which
the following is q translation
Nix PRESIDENT: L have the honor to
place in your hands ths letter of the En-
peror of the French, which accredits me As
Envoy Extraordinary our Excelleney.
Ii 1 seek for what may have determined
His Imperial Msissty to give me this proof
of his distinguished confidence, 1 can at
tribute it only to the recollection of ties
which already attach me 70 this country
the personal relations have previously
contracted in it during long sojOurn and
of the sympsties Of which 1 am proud to
have received numerous proofs. These
personal facts have made me appear, with
out doubt, better prepared than another to
serve rs sn interpreter of the sentiment
which snimates the Imperial government
towards the government and people Of the
United States. In fact the glorious tradi-
tious Importance, whereof We maintain
with pride, do not permit that France
should ever be indifferent to the destinies
of this Republic The immense Interests
which every day develope themselves more
fully, will draw together more and more
closely this noble and ancient alliance. l
am happy 70 bring hither on this solemn
occasion the loyal and frank expression OF
the wishes which the Emperor, my august
sovereign forms for the complete restors-
tion of peace and concord on the continent
of America. The whole of France parti-
cipatss IN the same thought and will al
WAYS view tho consolidation of the prop
erty and greatness of the United States
as animated by sentiments of deep symPa-
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DYEINc.

FREDERICK OYRIAx,
french Fancy Steam Dye works ant
Cleaning establishment
BelVidere Farm, Kast cleveland, ano
96 Seneca Street.
OrFtcN-IO4 Seneca st., Cleveland, o. -,
mean to make this the BAsF DfE-hOOsA IN
THE WEST, and shah spare no enort 10 give sS'-
isfaotion. A..
] call ths especial attention Of Gentlemen 20 ne
IMPROVED FRENCH STYLE
OF Cleaning or Bs-dyeing Of msds-up sarmeosa-
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IOFFICIAL
OFFICIAL
WAR DEPARTMENT,
WASHINGTON, May IA.

Major General Die:
The following details of the capture Of
JEFF. Davis, while attempting to make his
escspe in his wife's clothes, have been re-
caived from Msior General Wilson.
TSiened,1 EDWIN NJ. STANTON,
Secretary of War.
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Addresses Of n. DeoMOnthOlen
and the President.

OFTIcIAL.
WAR DEPARTMENT.,
WAsHNGTJN, May ID.
To Major General DlT;
The following dispatch, just received from
General Wilson, announces the surprise
and capture of jefferson Davis aud his
staff, by Col Pdtchard and the 4th Michi-
gan cavalry, on the morning of the 10th
inst, at Irwinviue, in IRWIN County,
Georgia.
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Continued on FOssrh Rag~
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TEPANE TEA. - Good qualities and
A. a. a. ,,,ost1i e i2s 6ntsrio street.
q .nsh Pt0A''' oHURQHILL = BRO.
mhib
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WAsHIEGToE, May IA.
DR.. J. B. Morrill,, arebel from Tennessee,
who was sent to Canada last year, has been
endesVoring TO obtain permission to return
to his property, but failed to establish his
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-06-15

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St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-06-15

Liberal advertising is the lie and
soul Of trade. Go into any city-any
town, and you viii invariably find
that the most enterprising traders are
those who advertise very extensively
and keep their bust tftyG thS neo.
pie. We need not 60 further than our
ord pers6dlla ~ S)i1noe TO prove this
fact. It's also known that the most
eaape1 business men that ever lived
have sdvised Ill young men entering
business e advertise freely. Es.eS
Banner. 1, &:
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SAINT PAUL, MINI.

faak xgsall- yof. Btsi4x ~ td.s6S,a aSli6fal
ted Pianos. Nsssrs. StsiAway were award.
ed the Piret Prise Medal for their Pianos
ss i.a q ls &; international
Also. Sole Agents for Chiokering's osls.
bsaasd Pianos. q Boston apd ~ United
Piano Forte Makers, vf Nv Yofk, the bss{
piano Ia use for the money. Also. Akent1
for Grovestesn & Co., Cslenbere & Vaupel!
and u. & G. Fishers pianos 81.
Sale Agents Tor Prince oslsbfatsd Ne.
lodeons, School Organs and Organ lIarmo;
NUNS also. Mason & Hanlin's n elodeonj
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ONLY FULL ASSORTMENT
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PARTICULAR ATTENTION PAID 70
KAKxN4INOTARll4D:A AVA. 0EA. j
Err SEAL PRESSES.

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from the country solicited, and sa.isfaetion
+. guaranteed. So ~ TShl85fy
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In Dress Goods

L.a,.. cle.A. 1e,,ssal d CAL
Misses 1rmins VietesiAss ana Talmass
SOW IN .gradaiH .saisssEr ;stailss IL. ..5ls h
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1865-12-07
DIR. SCHENCK'S

Principal ONCE and Laboratory Is at the n. f..
corner of SIXTH and COMMERCE. f. Street, Phil
adelphia, where all letters for orders business
should be directed.
Hewil be found there every SATURDAY, pro-
fessionally to examine lungs with the Respirom-
eter for which his fee is three dollars all advice
free.
In New York at No. 32 BOND Street, every
TUESDAY, from am to p. IN.
AT the MARLBORO HOTEL, Boston, January lS
and 10, February II aud 10, April 10 and 20 May IL
June Ii and 10, July 10 and 20.
The time for my being in BAITIMoE and PITTS
BURG will be seen in the daily papers of those
cities.
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THE RURAL AMERICAN,

The most Elegant, the Cheapest and the Best Agri-
cultural, HorticutttTat, and General FtonHy Pa
GSdpe Vines, MrUwber7Y Plants and Eegdm En-
grdungs, to the U0iUe Of Subscription price, sent
yeee to ereiy subscriber -!
This popular rural paper, published ON the LIST
and 10Th Of each month ut UTICA, n. v, at 81 90
year, is now greatly enlarged and improved,
and equal in Size and value OF contents to any
deed no other paper of the kind eau be compa-
red With IL, in tile real value and interest at;
tacheu n 10 is os me RiSd Few ever r pabished
The RURAL AMEEieANs m NJ Is not ioe b p88per 8p
York. Its circulation is larger than that ofany
other paper, out of the city OF New York & Vol
The form is very large sixteen Page octave,
containing double the reading matter, that can
every subject of interest to farmers, fruit grow
ers, grape growers in particular stock raisers,
This elegant paper is illustrated with some of
the most costly Engravings, that money ana
Embraces General Family Reading, Which in
interest, has never been equaled in this coun-
try. In brief, the RURAL AMERICAN is now ad-
mltted, universally, to be the most PRACTICAL
and RELIABLE Agricultural and horticultural
publication extant. Every subscriber receives
strawberry Plants, or fine Engravings, worth
So each; and all subscribers for 1866 who remit
their money before Dec. 18th receive the volume
for 1865
FREE FROM THE TIME THEY SUBSCRIBE,
to the close of the present year.
The Agricultural editor OF the Philadelphia
Saturday Erening Post IAN entire stranger) con-
graduating me ON the appearance OF my new
paper writs: my opinion Is, that you have
issued the best iournRl-all points considered
for the practical, working farmer, that We have
ever had in the United States, or any where
else. | like its general make up better than
that of any paper have ever seen.
These are my honest sentiments."
an.Agents are every where wanted 10 get up
Clubs, who receive magnihctnt Premiums in
Vines. Plants. EngrQNinpS, CaSn, GOlu Pens,
Magazines, Weekly Newspapers, &c. Sanlptes
OF the RURAL AMERICA N sent fee 10 al applicants.
Address 7. b. MINER, Clinton Oneida county,
New York. noDmo6.
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A G. L N II S.

BOSTON-George c. Goodwin & Co.
NEW YORK-Demas Barnes & Co.
BALTIMORE-S. s. Ilance.
PITTSBURG-Dr. George III. Keyser.
CINCINNATI-FE + SURE & Cos I'D Park
CHICAGO-Lord& & Smith, and II. Scovil.
ST. LOUIS-Collins Brothers.
SAN FRANCISCO-Hostetter Smith d
Dean. .....
Also, sold by all. Druggists and Dealers,
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New Millinery Goods.

MRS E. UHLGR
Has just returned from the city, where she pur-
chased fiuc stock OF Millinery Goods such as
Hats, Caps, nnd IsOnmcts,
Ribbon Of all kinds aud styles, Rouchrs and
french and American Flowers, IAccs, Hc,
You win do wen 10y calling soon at her old
stand nul SEQ her now STYLES OF Sllll and Velvet
BONNErS, which she has ON hand and for sale
BLEICUiNG AND COLORING
Done on the shortest notice.
MRS. l.. IHLER.
october NJ. lg6i-wi
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1865-12-07
FARM FOR SALE.

VNHE undersigned offers for sale the Farm on
l which samuel Garret, deceased, lately re-
sided, situate in Ripley township, Holmes coun-
ty, three miles northeast of Nashville, on the
Holmesville road. containing l6O acres The
farm Is well watered. under q good stale ei cui-
tivation and Is well improved. .. l.,
For particulars inquire of Samuel Garrett'Jr''
residing on the premises. uo>, >,,,r,,
Executor of =. Garrett, deceased.
january %. 1865
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1865-04-29

der the provisions hereinafter contained in this
article, and the clerk issuing the. license shall
enter upon the record of licenses, the full names
of all the members ofa copartnership to which
such license is issued.
Sec 2. And be it enacted, That this actshall
take effect on the thirtieth day Of April next
(Chap. ils, page 1885, -, sst sAs)s.s
An Act to amend Section one Of Article fifty
six of the Code of Public General Laws, en-
titled Licenses" relating to the issuing Of
Licenses by Clerks of Courts:
Be it enacted by the General Assembly of
Maryland, That Section one Of Article fifty six
of the Code of Public General Laws, entitled
Licenses" be amended and re-enacted so as
to read as follows: AsA hA1s e =
All licenses shall be granted by the Clerks of
the Circuit Courts of the counties and the Clerk
of the Court of Common Pleas in the city of
Baltimore, except where different mode is
specially provided, and all Licenses granted by
the said Clerks shall expire on the LIST day OF
May next, thereafter, except licenses for fish
cries and horse races, and il granted for partof
year, a rateable sum shall be charged there
for. f ss..44s ..15 ~. 1870 S 5000
.(Chap. 252, page 274.) i ss IS Esy
An Act to prohibit the granting of Licenses for
the sale of spirituous or fermepted Liquors or
lager beer, at or near the village Of EalveF
ton, in Baltimore county:
See. I. Be it enacted by the General Assem-
bly, of Maryland, That hereafter it shall not be
lawful for the Clerk of the Circuit Court for
Baltimore County to issue license to any per-
SON or persons to sell spri uous or feftncnted
liquor or lager beer in the village Of Calverton
or at any place nearer said village than one
half mile eastwardly from the Intersection of
the Calverton and Bloomingdale turnpike and
Within one mile and a. half fromsaid village
in any other direction.
JAMES THOMPSON,
Sheriff for baltimore county.
N Bly, Instructions received from the
Treasury Department at the Clerks Office. all
persons applying for license of any kind,
Except marriage licenses, which are the same
as heretofore will hereafter have to pay the
fee of fifty cents for Issuing the, sSme, making
a total of sixty cents as stated above.
The fee of fftyseents has heretofore been
charged to the State.
JAMES THOMPSON,
Sheriff for Baltimore county.
April 15.1 1t. .a