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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-05-19

- 1eisgraph.] ~ on1oAAes Nag IL
ne markets an g-nesf7y better
F,nur-5 IS al w FOR SpIing RGtras.
Wheat l5s9f Is for No ], Kissing 6m at outsids
Csrn-Ssies OF No u S7osoc, and OlDll fog N,.5
ana Rejerfsd u - 500. -
OaU-uus tied q m a6A eloeed = 3A1<e.
xye-sal Of No I q ~.
bA,lsy-Dul kej-cted ~ -. ~
Whisky esk. Gales Of lou bhls. II Is.
PrvviNeso-&astes. Aees PoSk q n 6o021 90
Prime Mess Pork at ~ "a tr
Iard-Pri@e At I11<c. 80 i
sseds-Timothy Seed at 2 0o6a 50; Flax essd att Z
81 IS sFe
Reef Cattle Il to Le lower 1t % fr eomnca; 3
- " for msdsels, AID 7tna 0s ~ fHlr 70 prims
uoSS-Activ-, lat lower 81 ~ nj ssnoos. 81 Z
o - e. gsud -. pVisg.
Mop~y-etesdy.
k1ehAnss-ssafes and arm 81 pr bsyias aaA Is -,
MUM selling.
Cotd-lD.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-05-19
XEoHUK l6ARKRX8.
DAflY oAYs c.sy 0SvIm,l
ksoEux, Nay 10, less. !
Observation-Disclosures PRlCEs
coRascfEp fuEsnAys Axp ranAra.


0raAR lower; Cuba and Purfo Rico fhir lil<,
prime, i5}z Siec: eh~ee loIlo17t; New York, C, Ne
Neu York. A. 2t<r, s4 ssbea and powdered 21e.
AolAssEs-Susas H.as- sea %; aoldsn syruD I u
o4l 6o-sDwEhum. s06ssc.
CosfES-2o to 90.
k1cB-lsDi3l<c.
6oDA-Ameriean et<c 1ngiish, o1<e.
soAr-Psln, 81 slos; 0srnas. uol2s; St. Losis
German, I3c
rsAs-ioung Hyson. q soes %; Imperial. 81 10 y
81 o., Black, 81 % to u -.
c.sptEs-s,ar. sc; summer Pressed, lie.
ToBAoca-DMik Sweet, Is 70 0Oc; Msduns Drapds 4 oe
:, 2Se Gold and Natural Lsal q 20 TO 81 IS: Easy
SIC
EAnS-Best Brands lower q 9 8 ruesa
olAss-sxlo City -. esssA.
CoasAsB-2t to 2se-
DalEp ApSiks-IAeiee llOll1e N.
DniGD CuRaAHSs-.oc.
RAiaxs-New n r. t6 60 Layer = IS
kAIf-5 sss . TO-
Pam SfAaca-le to lie.
WeoBex wanD-z hsop eails. % Is; 9 heep Do. q r.
No fshs, S1e o. No.7 do ~ ~ Id 70 @, Nssss
ID do, 70 Wash-bosrds, n H. Moline Waes hixhsx.
kna-Ao- Aacksxsl. elaA- - ~ s.s nsu.
No. 3 do q, as % 90
No. Dc 81 10 al -
No. . do Do - upaIO CO.
III btis. No. White Rish. IL rs nsv
ou-caa mi. sr uase~d on n 10I 20 Lard
al sssi 10 Fish OIL, 81 81 Nests Foot OIL 81 90
| Canss-w. r. and Hamburg 3se ga scarce
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-05-19

s~ Gard Photographs that never fail to
please to be had at Hamill's gallery, east
side OF Third street between Main and
johnson. fer IS per dozen. 81
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-05-19

1We were Mt aba to be present at
the performance of candy Blake" last
evening. We heard i, well spoken of.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-05-19

~ The new steamer E. o. Sannard
q 81. Louis, struck snsg asd sunk 10
~ Aiasonri river On AeadAy.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-05-19

rM Our genial friend, Ed. Jones, has
OR thanks for package of New Orleans
papers.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-05-19

@r Twine and Carpet Chain, a good
assortment, just received a. Bag Factory,
Main street. ra.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-05-19

IA For the cheapest, latest and bes,
styles OF boots and sboes. go to Stewards
corner Of Third and Main. where you will
md everything that is kept in his line.
Maybe diff.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-05-19

sa MI. Harlan has entered upon his
Official duties as Secretary Of the Interior.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-05-19

Mrs. Lincoln has recovered. and
will return 10 Illinois this week.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-05-19

H Ok SALE-A t~o story brick DWELL
ing nc.se. costsiuine 10 good cellar cistesp
~, eho nA io& situated On the Of Moran and
Isa stse s-- little eood PRICE, saooo ro-<..ss.n lat
" Atns sat knsniresef H. B. TES-EYCK
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-05-19

k'OR SALE-100 acres uev Land.
50ac-es under euitvaficn. with t~o la Fhor.,.
and small, orchard situated 10 nsilss y frm Esrx.v
-, one nnie from Bteckinridge Hancot Co Nlipvs
Title good. Price 5000. Enquire Of
- FL B. TEN-EYCK
meme Real Estate Agent Keokuk
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-05-19

oRsALE-A two story brick dwell.
-; = - S.~srr.. cellar, ernsm-usal ,rss,,
~ ft lots On The scrper " s,h sr,d n,
I'm streets, In good beiehborhood Title rcoT ~ n,
'a,e; Price, 1850. knSpire Of II. D. rEN-EYcK.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-05-19
EOR SALE-A three story brick stor.

l. fssd. viii frame hou.e Containing rcou-s uitb
s hees sta ofhei improves sfea,sd on the Aver
ss'ove keaaak 1h~re other lnas sd rs IL n tia
properly that asy he rrrrhss&d n DESIRED Price eI5l
ror other Information equire u H. n wii~~n M the
PfuP,fiy or 10 H. 3. TkN-EYcK,
nea0 Real Esfafe Agent kecknk
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-05-19
EOR SALEA Co,,.-. r,.ne o.,

I ing, stth ybdr robins, good web 81 water. b..
Darn sed fnii 1t all under fsnee stusted on Exc 4
nstws I'd and ID Streets Eeokuk Ti,ie GOOD
Nhs inquire OF II. B. TEN EYcK
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-05-19
FOR SALE-A Frame Co,,.c. D,eD.

es. With seven rooms. eisfsrn rood sell.r and q
kfostn Q, Fuit tress with fsll hot and all rood
"ra~f sueted near businese, Exchanre afr, 81 h.
tween Oh and 7th Streets Title good Trlee sarto-
sshas u =. D fEN-kYCK.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-22

In tTuth-aand pity It's, 'tis true
anrih notes, positively outlaws, and gig
ghng responses rather predoninated ever
me murmars suggestive of q pleasant
evening ut the Lady Geraldine's.. ana
when the mnsic 6rst foated forth onee
more, there was rush, among the dan
GERS for places. that would have hsep
qnite impossible in the days
"Whan persons Of fasAScn ana tar..
In arnaa@s ma stont as ekMEn Rrruor ~ ala
Ths parkia q EanelAsh grad >
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-22

CITY NOTICES.
4 UeUsr IAh, 1893

-
oRpKR FOE BRICK E1Dx-wALKs.
Ana ~ Il 4 barely oss1szsz and directed By
ne Common Ccanc1 Of tEs gity Of EF1nErflles
q a. ths ownsrs Of ell Iots or &rts Of lots front
fng On or @djofnAng-
3 Tks soask east aide Of Locust strsst, between
Hunhan street and the Canal
North side ef Third atx@e&, from Last 20 Clark
atrasts, In EouKfh Kniarxszezts
South si6s Of Third street, from Lret 20 Clark
sfrssts, In Ecnrsh EnimrguMsnt;
Ecrfh aida Of Third STREET, In Ecurkk knlArxs-
asnf, IRON Clark strsst 70 the east Iins o. Fourth
EniArEeueDt.
south side Of Third street, I'm Foarth KAlArxs-
nsnt, from Clark stEsst 10 ths east dns Of Fourth
Enlnxgsms1ts -
Norfh sIds o. Third street, BMttsii Ps=os, from
the s@nt line Of the Fourth kalaExzmsat 70 the
s0zth-wsss lac q stoskgsflis Hnisrxzmssnf;
Rcufh 80 - Thfrd street. Hmktwgf Rtpna, from
tas eMat liza Of Feurth MniArKumsnt 80 ths sozth
west ada 81 6toekzelI's KniaTxsu8uss
Horth-west side ef Honsst Joen sarssf. from
M&rkst street 70 the soaeAsweBt Side o. sfeek-
wells kniargsmAns;
Southeast side of Honsst yehs strpsfs from
Marksf street TO tina southwest Sa@s - HteeM+
wells knkMrgs@sGk 60 -
s0ask vssf sI1s ofsixth strssss bst~s"a sins
and DfvtEtgn streets. -.
AID Div aion streets - -.
Eorth- eAaf side e RfFrt skrs~sg N9@ - l.s
70 Chaafnnt sfrssfa in said city, e@nae khs aA9s-
walks shaFeun 10 10 brc1kht . rs prsksr grAoes
aad thai fher Gauss gi1s-wBik on e1ase o. - ~
Iaid s0wn me son wfthia thirty dags from ms
Pa'''- " AN. McgRIFe. oasrk.
Cisy Clsrk's ones, August, lse9. -
aagso-st uniOn eops
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-22

rs now daily arriving from
the East, all of which
has been bought since the
recent great decline In
prices and In offered EX-
CLUSIVELY sc WHOLE
SALE.
In Style, Quality or Price
we defy all competition
either in Evansville or any
other market. -as
70 the trade we say,
Come one, come al, - exc
anime carefully and act for
your own interest.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-22
A LApE,s WATERFALL.

Ea 81 - 6s& 20
She wore q Eaoussxo1a waterfall the night Uhsa
first Est--
A roll. half hoFss. half human hair, hung IN a
beadsd net;
1t rssfsz "a hsr SHOULDERS, s1r the arst time PIT
tc.Uses ~ e#
nd abe looked just liza Digger sqnaH whez
fu<Riog pspr oass
Or, t1king good re4rwkrd sqnint 81 her had
and baiF togsthsF,
Jsat lika horss vita Tail tied lp Ia very muddy
we4shsTl
Ara shs stoppes bsussfh ker burden-ahs thoaght
abe was passing fair
VITA her daknsy bad dEawn backward sd ksr
Anossfsrnea Up N afr
aaw har bGt q momeuf. 90 grAesfnl and 90 tall,
BeadIrg *, sweafing fneAah ths burdsn Of her cher
fshsd waterfall.
Oh, shea vii T4shlOn give us hack the charms
we pri1 a 90 iorG-
The web Of sfrksn splsad0E-ihs These Of asay :
Nscrs-
The shining hair that kissed the trow I'm many an
~mfry rari. ua-s-s-s
And gave the ervwning bsaaty 20 EVER lovely
girl
whsn wgl ssnss resnms its ruls asain-FAshior
rzcaipa acheek,
And ear loved ons no more carry round pillow
On their 1eckf
A fhiag eempossa Of horsas' faila. n rood. q
late, Of cord
monsfrrns @eaa diaagursmsnt. BY sEtry maE
A lead upon thslr shoulders. at home, abroad, a
bali,
terfalii
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-22
p Ct
Department.


On the second floor Of our whole
sale house. and attached to It, is .
reom expressly devoted to House
Furnishing Goods in general Car
pets, Oil Cloths, Rugs, Mattings.
window Shades, Curtain Fixtures,
Wall Paper, Table Linens, Gotten
and Linen sheetings. Corniees,
aud almost every article in the
line required TO furnish Families.
Steamboats, and hotels.
Call and see them.
JAQUEss, FRENCH q CO.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-22
Obs 4aiLg auapusI.
TUKsDAY
JOURNAL BUILDINGS,
LOCUST STREET,
.wEEE FTBsT AND WAITE

SENTIMENTAL WIVES song
EFTK wwMKET1MEMRAL ErAsAADA u
WIZ 0sksE Hla and et2ss 49,
"a go ,rboas hfswn cut that L&Up
n~srT wAss hOrrie szslLD
Thsrs nay. perhaps In s1eh q scsns'
some rscolisctio1 b.
fs<f3F Al ths nasfy Od0EsY none
~Arn haff % bad 20 msf"l
When oolEnsse or deesit shaIl slight
The beauty DCw they prfzs--
(H JaneTs got q ccla-why don't you rub
sozs grs&ss fstwssn her eysf"
whan ofhsF hearts . han wear q m&sks
IT VIII grtsFs yoar Cwn 10 see
('sNy love, that Songs drssdful bore
Hsls h-hot nddls-ds-dseE''l
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-22
NOTICE.
CITY NOTICES
BOARD Of EouaIixatioa-

TEE coMNex oouscTL or THx nTYoT
II RTznEvfns VII Eees - Bcsrs 81 r1reiF~..
lisa. - tbs Casy Cozzei1 Ch4mb~ II xaSa - -
AeE1.y, tie 5th day e Jzza- zsss a. ) sseirrk !.
M-s r. shs FzrP1ss q esuAlizizg sad cor-srr1r-
Ne ssssssaiss- g fsal Aat pascal property,
sesa I'D 1snts s<ss - sqzalissd Sad o1r.
All e&z p.gsFs are ssSsssssa 10 al .rssrsczs %
assssz1sas.
yS~H " BAKEE, Mayer.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-22
NOTICE.

ITO BREAD, BRAN AND CORN
EATER@a 8e
We hase nold or car old atecR Of Flsnr, and
Ara new In tbs market with FREAK Whits ana Bed
Whsaf Flo1rs MAJ tzst grsana ccrn tass
MroQEn eAsvaterrs Mn4 very nise mnd clsmn, I'm
snail o. AxEs aesaas 1zMs 90 szIe pmstaaes a. the
RpMmHgfils, lad
IsA Ls1KmRARr s1oxKx1a
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-22
EDUCATIONAL
Evansville a
c0LlEGIlIE scA00l
For Boys. e

PRIVATE SCHOOL, sa snaussd aaeys. shah
be foun6ed here By the un6arBignsd, VINO grada-
atsd &C tho University of Jsna, in GeFmAnys In
ths ysax lefs and has hssn tsaehing r. this eepa-
Try sines ~ 4 IN chs baat Academies of Rhe sAmes
Of 6sw Ferk, and sincs twos ysAxa hack nnsia
iataiy, at Hsnflten Collage.
The M0asru and Classical Lmnguarsa, Eafmrml
Philosophy sfe., viii h@ tMnwht By tbs nnd@Rs
aignsd, whne EnKiIaA 6razansrs 0qmpositioa,
DselAna1ioE, naihsEAttcs, Alzsha&, sss.. ahnal
Do InssFuna@a BY th0rough Annsrssan zanenef.
The Bamksr Of tAs scholara shall 18s sxaasd
tWeDty-Gss.
l.rgs and pleasant room has AsaaeAcssn tn
the Block o. Jno. y. Cnandlsr'ss fmak above ths
oezes eft Gas Comp&mT. Th- desks aad chairs
have beea ordsrsA. and the schooisrusm win %
ftt 0uf and Arranged DOR the rsoapEien pf pupim
within o SoKGnight.T~
Taltioas are SIS oeB NJ 0as qusEfsx or terra
peyAbis IN Advancs- There will DO fpur tsrmn IN
sna yemEs zach tsFm enm pFIsinK tw.RAN9 ws@ka.
The aystsm Of ins1Fnrfioa shall - cAETtsd out
Ia the SANE way - u the High Schools 90
GsrmAnY-
Though quito nnmbar Of AppiicAfisns have
slready essa maze. shsrs still RoEae rctss
FMFsnts e. more diaeame pIaeeas wh1 shoaid
ltRa Go aand thsir sons. VIII ana sutk4bas1nd con
Ysaisnt boarding places
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-22
DISSOLUTION.
NOTICE.
Motica al Annlinnfinn

Aotiee Of Application.
Nvlz - HENRY GIVEN THAT THE
1o.~e~ rs.-slss VII AFFIy 70 kks Beard 81
a. snsT sext reg1lAr nesting, fcr fesuae IA ~
tnsexssAa1K H9sors n saaakifiss - 80 a
en- whieh TIA liquors. 20 DC scl5. = -
tAa soass rsesntly eesupted hy tAa q. M 80 = 4
Dspartnsatn. On Lceusg street 81 -. 80 ~ y y.
and :. IN tea city OF RvaenEslla, vasasre.--s
eomnty. Indiana ~Ekn
szgio-swa AEE wHymu
QnAMaiey vs- Qmalaays-HalmaN@aaS
1xe-~ck s@ra4paxiliA-1kA dose IN SNAIL. Thnm~
@anA-wBR-
The tri-weekly herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-04-13
ERor tie Herald.
ABBEv1IIE, S. C9 April 11th, 1865.

ABBEYILLE, s. u, April llth, 1850. i
: ME. EDr7oE Il beg you will allow me space
in your columns, to speak Of the extraordinary
sinj.e,s of the ladies' Of this place. Forae last
four years, have travelled over nearly every
State in the Confederacy, and I ;have never yet
seen their kindness excelled. Entirely devoted
to the cause, they do all in their power to re-
liere the sufferings of our soldiers. Twenty-four
Of these ladies, have established here, a most
splendid hospital. The government has not aided
them in the frst. particular. They furnished the
hospital with Ids from their own Houses : buy
all the medicines; and hire the. steward and
nurses Each 4dy takes a Gay to supply the
hospital with provisions, and each vies with the
other in bringing the most cfoiee delicacies. I
assure you, the hospital is .aceII furaished~ A
glance is sufficient to satisfy an! one, the place
is kept by ladies. Soldiers, sick, despopdent,
and tired Of the unequal struggle, are; there re-
ceiyed with the greatest kindness; their suffer-
ings. are. relieved, and their hearts eheered. They
catch the spirit OF the undying patriotism Of the
ladies, and gofoCth more determined to prose
cute the war TO the bitter end. The ladies', not
only receive the soldiers at the hospital but take
them to their houses, and give them every COM
fort they need. Many poor soldiers, who have
passed long, dreary rnonthsfn prison, will remem-
Der with love and gratitude the noble ladies Of
Abberille. They will love to tell their fond
mothers, how they we're treated by these good
ladies. ~. -. 80 ...E, -. =
Where all are so kind, l dislike to particular,
ize; butI must be allowed to speak Of the ex-
treme kindness Of Mrs. Kerr to every, soldier.
She does her part at the hospital, besides, her
house every night is crowded with soldiers. Not
one cent will she receive for her kindness. Of
ten soldiers force her to accept money, which
she never keeps, bit turns over to the hospital
treasurer.
She is,the, kindest lady I have ever met, and
my heart will ever beat withjoy at the renem.
berance of her name. Yours,
% -. NO MONEY.
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Good Ekaeking.

We are indebted to friend for the following
recipe for making the above valuable and almost
indispensable article. Take Of sweet potato
one part, cut, parch and grind as if for coffee,
add half as much lamp black, and mix the two
together with an equal portion of molasses and
water sufficient to make paste:' all that is fur
ther necessary is to apply to the shoe or boot,
and with brush and elbow grease, a polish will
be had which win take the shine cut Of the cele-
brated Mason's blaGking Try it,
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TO Royal Arch Nasons of South Carolina

CoNPAN1oNs .Our Grand High Priest, DR.. A.
G. MAcKEy, being within the lines Of the enemy,
and beyond the reach of our correspondence, /
assume the authority vested in me by the Con-
stitltion of the General Grand Chapter, of grant
ing Dispersations, receiving Communications.
&C., until the Grand Chapter Of South Carolina
shall otherwise order and provide.
Given under nay hand and seal Mt Edgefeld G..
H., this 22d day Of March in the Year of Light
1865, and of the Discovery 1895.
ANDREW RAMSAY, r.. 81
Deputy Grand High Priest.
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Within an Ace.

Did you ever meet with a disappointment,
grieveus, bitter, sore to be sure,you have, and
can appreciate our sad trial., Blessed are they
who expect nothing but when q, promise is held
out, placed right under ones nose, who can be
blamed for building a hope upon it. Such was
our cas. Led away BY an ignq$ fatats, we were
most terribly de!uded, and looking for a SUBJ
stance, grasped only shadows Do you loye.
eggs, fresh ones? We do, and uufortunaSely
seldsen getthem. Resting from the weeks labor,
on Saturday morning last, rumihating on the ,fu-
surs, and hoping, like AicaWber, that something
would turn up" We hearda scratching at the
door so unusual sound did not denote Sub
scr;ber's entrance, so instead Of .ths' common
come in the door was gently opened, when in
walked lady visitor, Mrs. Hen. She seemed
agitated, and quickly walked the length of the.
Office, back and forth, up the middle and down,
prying into every hole and corner. With quick
perception, sharpened by appetite, it was OWNED
our friend wished to lay an eggg-not as 2lsed to
be the custom, on our table-on the foor57in some
corner. From that moment the eCg, large, fresh,
white, or perhaps brown, seemed ours, and various
were the dispositions proposed to, be made of it,
but alas for all human calculations, Just in the
very nick, whenGit was almost in our hand, up
comes sub. for his paper. His voice was loud
and harsh, Mrs. Hen became alarmed, did not
like his looks either, and with autter aE cacke,
rushed out of the door he left open. BAD luck
to both, it was rascallg and foul proceeding.
Who got the egg is not known, we did not, and
there's tae rub. /.
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ThesArm;ss.

Since the announcement of the fall and loss OF
Richmond, and the falling back Of Gen Lee, but
little has been heard of either Lessor Johnstons
armies. It satisfies us to think that they are in
tact and in the right place, and we cannot but
feeltbat, to-day. with the giving up of the long
contended for capital, cur condition is better
than before, and the army of Virginia, relieved
of that wearyiag struggle, is now ready and able
to strike where the blow will be 'felt. Trusting
in the ability OF our great leaders, Gems. Lee and
Johnston, we hope and wait. 49,.
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, Headq quarters,
ENROLLING OFFICE, NEWBERRY,
MARCH 90, 1855.

--... .nARSst- S9yS ceo-
Z The attention of soldiers returning homo
L. on furlough in Ncwberry District, is again
called to the requirements of paragraph II Gems
eral Orders No. l4I, A. & /. G. o. series OflS6S.
II. The order referred to, requires THAI soldiers
returning home on furlough or on reaching
places at which. they win stay during furloagh.
will Immediately report to the nearest Enrolling
Officer, who will keep register OF their names,
descriptive list, place where stationed, by whom
the furlough was grated aad the time at which
it expires, ,..-... !. IT,. i y. =.
r. III When soldier on furlough is,atthe expi.
ration of the SAME, unable totraTel hofhe Hos
pital Examining Board, he will be ordered before
the Board Of Examiners for Conscripts, witch
Board # they think proper will recommend an
extension Of fuFlough 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,
Enrolling Officer with lfurlough, a-eertifcate Of
his attending physician, giving a full statement
of his case, which certificate, if approved, will be
referred to the Board for its action; z.S.."
Y. A strict mplianee with the, above reguire-
rnents will be promptly enforced. ..<.G :. .
j" - - -. F.-N. WALKER, - =
March 81 70 Capt E. 0. ND: =
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Late Rumors.

Just before going,to press q runor, Of a re-
freshing character IF true, reaches this place,
that Gen. Lee has had engagement with Grant,
at Strawberry Station, which resulted in complete
success. Loss of the enemy said to bo heavy.
This news comes via Chester, and from an officer
said to have been seen there who was wounded
in>the fgfs. Date not remembered -.
Through a gentleman from Columbia, it is also
reported, that body of Yankees are at Fort
Motto, astation on. the South Carolina Railroad,
and that they have laid waste the. town yf Sum-
ter. "'' 1'- -,...
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: [coMutSIcATED.7 !
Richmcnd.

The fall Of this City although not unexpected
is deeply to be lamented.. AS the Capital of the
Confederacy it is of the utmost consequence that
it should have been held, for if anything contri-
-buted to the confirmation Of our governmental
integrity, in the eyes of the great powers of En'
rope, it was that our seat Of Government re-
manned intact and defiant, although ailthe efforts
Of our enemies had been eXhaustedto capture it.
1t is almost lamentable, too to think, that after
the brilliant successes of the Confederate arms
on the so;l. l.of Virginia, from the victory Of Ma
,nassas, in 1851, to those ofSpottsylvania and the
wilderness, We should have been constrained at
last to Surrender the prize which our fanatical
foes have so,Iong striven to win. But, although
this be SO, and the day of the evacuation of
Richmond may be we'll termed darllone for The
Republic, it is mere fatuitg to suppose that our
great cause is thereby endangered, or that we
still have not the ability to achieve oar indepen-
dence All that is required is, that our Rulers,
our Generals, should rise up and meet like men,
the issues that are upon them, The Country is
unfortunately cursed with the presence, in the
Executive Chair of Mr.. Davis; but he occupies
his seat by virtue, of the Constitution and the
Laws; and melancholy as the fact is, he cannot
be displaced from the position he so unwortbily
ills. He has the power, however. to afford US
some relief by the selection Of Advisers, who can
command the respect of the people, and properly
administer their Departments: and now is the
time and the occasion for him to do so. Let the
Secretary Of State who has no higher pretensions
to statemanship than low cunning and pettfegg-
ing ssgacity, be replaced by man of high tone
and diplomatic endowments. Let US have Sec
retary of the Treasury who knows something of
political economy and the principles Of finance,
who can sum up accounts and calculate without
making mistakes to the tune of millions, and has
other claims to merit, as statesman, than cum.
ming as tradesman. Let us have man of COM
mon, sense and energy to conduct our Postal sys-
TEN, andtnot a Drone, like Mr.. Reagan, who
seems to have bSen sleeping for the last three
months, and to be obliVious Of the existence Of
his fellow countrymen. Let US have an Adjutant
and Inspector General, who understands the Or
ganization Of an Army such as the one We have
raised aud aot an old fogy, bred in the school of
"F5tss and Feathers" and who imagines that, the
rules spd system Of warfare, suited for 1912, are.
adapted to this age and this people. Let the
horde of worthless and incompetent officers who
have been thrust into pllce by favoritism and
political intrigue, be relieved from positions to
which they are unequal, and let success and hon.
ors be the reward of the brave and virtuous, not
of the schefnipg and the corrupt. What We want
is 5roias, acrve 5oldncss, energy, common sens',
a.