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The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1865-04-13
VOLUME NUMBER IL.
sIAngsBLE WoMAN.-Fhe Rocbea-"

REIARRABLE WoMA MANahe Roches-=
ter Union gives The following account of
an eccen trie lady at large in that city
a lady entered one of the State street.
.ears yesterday and found every seat ta-
Ken: A gentleman rose and invited her
to accept the seat he had vacated. She
did SO, politely thanking him for his kind
ness. The.lady wore.a dark delain dress,
Eplen shawl and ordinary tan colored
straw hat She had a fair complexion,
smiling countenance, keen black eyes,
and an expression that indicated q good
degree Of intelligence, Her appearance
was neat and tidy, her face was. free from
dirt and paint, her hair was oothly
coalbed, without curls or frtzzles, 6r beau
catchers. There was nothing asthe ap-
pearanee ee or depo ortment Of thisin digiduel
that would attract special gatteii iition, or Z
lead anyone to suspect that size Nas.nat
ii sound mind, save the fact thatlshe eboy-
ed politely and thanked the gentleman
who gave her his seat. This eccentricity
is sufficient to show that the lady is not
in sound mind and she ought not to be
at lrage.
From SEIm The Columbus Times
states that Selma was occupied BY about
twenty thousand Yankee troops on Sum
day night: Gen Forrest was at tthe place
and lad several times repulssd the ene-
my's cavalry but being oyerwh hefmed BY
lasheavy infantry force, was compelled to
retire. He is said to have been wounded
and to have killed two Of the enemy with
a sabye in a close encounter. !,
Among the details given were, that the
enemy turned our flank and poured into
the city in such: numbers that Gen Fey
Ior found 1T necessary to withdraw his
forces which he did in the direction Of
Demopolis. I.
This movement Of eur forces, if the ops
rator was correct. Exposes Montgomery
to the enemy twill, howevsr, protect
Gen. Maury in case lie is compelled to-
evacuate Mobile.
The Columbus Enquirer learns from,
good authority THAI Selma has been burned
by the raiders, but is unable to give the
particulars.
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WHY are young ladies like arrows?
Because they are in quiver when the
beaux come.
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PnoMorED.-GoI. T., b. Bel, Of Bells
brigade, Forests cavalry, has been com
missioned a Rrigadier General. ColsAlex.
w. Campbell Of Forests staff, has been
also promoted to- a Brigadier General
slip.
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| wounded, and the bold front presented at
the third line, With its sfanks protected
Hby. swamps; compelled them TO desist
from further operations, ebattle there
Eecased. further attempt wasmade to
press our columns, and our march to.con-
Ecentrate has since been unimpeded.
correspondence Between GensT-
y ais Lee and Grant.
The following is the correspondence TO-
ferred to in the Presidents message, in
regard to the proposed conference e adj
just terms of peace.by means of militia
rys conventions:
LETTER OF THE PRESIDENT.
RICHMOND, Va, Feb. 2Sth, 1866,
General r. E. Ice, Commanding, &c9
GeneralYo on will learn BY the letter Of
General Iongstreet, the result of hisssec-
ond interview with General Ord. The
point as to whether Yoarsclfsor General
Grant should invite the other toa a confer
ence is not worth discussing. you
thinlsthe statements of General Ord rem
derit.probably useful that the conference
suggested should be had, you viii proceed
as you may prefer, and are clothed with
all the supplemental authority yoa. may
need in the consideration Of any lprpposi-
ton for military convention, or tbs ap-
pointment of commissioner to enter in.
to such an arrangement as will cause at
least temporary suspension of hostilities..
Very truly yours,
TSigneJ,] JEFFERSON DAVIS
LETTER FROM GEN. RI LEE.
HEADo'Rs G. S. ARMIES,
I'd March, 1865.
lit. Gen. u s. Grant Commanding Y: s.;
.4rmieS:
General-LtgGen Longstrcet has in
formed NE that in q recent conversation.
hekusaar iiin.sell G e1tllss
As 70, the possibility Of nrrivfni aFs:stis--
factory adjustment Of the present unhap-
by difficulties by means cf.a military con-
vention, Gen. Ord stated thatifI desired
to have an interview with you on the sub
iect. you would not decline, provided =
had authority to act. Sincerely desiring
to leave nothing untried which may put.
an end to the calamities of war, | propose.
to meet YOU at such convenient time and
place as you may designate, with the
hope that upon an interchange of views.
it may be found practicable to submit the
subject of controversy between thebelligg-
erents to convention of the kind men
toned.
In such event, / am authorized to- do.
whatever the result of the proposed inter
view may render necessary or advisable
Should you accede to this proposition, !
would suggest that if agreeablosto you
We meet at the place selectedby ,Generg..
ais Ord and Longstreet for the interviews
at IL A. NJ, on Monday next.
Very respectfully,
Your obedient servant,
(signed,l i. D.. LEE
General
Official copy.
(signed,) g. S, yEsARlE, a. A. G.
Headquarters, March 7th, 1865
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'(Signed, -. S.EGRAN
Lieut.. Gen
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correspondence Between GensT-
ais Lee and Grant.

The following is. the correspondence ro-
ferred to in the Presidents message, IN
regard to the proposed conference e ad,
Just terms of peace.by means of a militia
I.ys sconyenGiOn':
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.FRoM TRANs-M MIssIssI Tho Mobile
Tribune learns on good authority that
the whole of Gen. Prices command has
voted to come to theshep Of their breth-
rem on the east side. The question was
.put to them, and itNas carried unani-
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National Intelligencer,

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The emancipated negro, as the several States
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The Prize Portraits Of Generals Lee
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TIE beautiful farm in Shenandoah eoun'
.. Io,eIv OWNED by the heirs 1t VIM.
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d,v. ago, to Joan G. Meem. OF L'nch-
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The Prize Portraits of Generals Lee
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1 L the Pennsylvania Stae Fair, held at EaS'
n ton, 9Th to "0Ih Of September, 1864, q
premium was offered for the
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The object Of General Grants visit to
the Southern States is said to he merely
TO Inspect the situation and condition Of
the United Sja,es troops scattered through
large portion of the States, and his tour
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AMELEES

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The Best Family Sewing Machine.

4 4 the Pennsylvania Stae Fair, held at EaS'
y ton, 9th to aOlh Of September, 1864, q
premium was offered for the
BEST SEWING MACHINE.
An the leading Machines were fully rcprcscn.
ted. and there was a spirited contest for the frs
prize.
After devoting tie greater part of two days tc
their labors, the Committee made the following
award -
For the "DEST SEWING MACHINE
WILCOX & GIBBS, NEW YOkK-A Sill
YER MEDAL"
The Great Fair of the New England States
held at Springfield, the Go of September, awar
ded the highest premium to the Wilcox \
Gibbs as The "BEsT FAMILY SEWING MAGNIFY
The Springfield RepuoIIca Sept. 24th.speak
ing OF the fair, says DR. f. HoImes,cf Win
lhrup, Me-, lbe chairman Of the committee on
machinery at the late New England fair in this
city, announces the decision Of his committee
in the awards of premiums for sewing machines,
as follows The contest, in the minds I'd the
committees lay between Wilcox d Gibbs ma
chine and the Florence machine. The Will
cox & Gibbs is very simple, efficient and easy
undcrslo TODD. We award u frcmIum mccall %
the Wilcox d tiIbbs machine as the ~Besl
Family Machine" The Florence m,chne is
more comp licaled. II ore varied in It's aClIon,and
requires considerable knowledge Of machinery
to work ilwgll. We award dip oma TO that
machine"
The Vermont State Fair held at White River
Junction, the 1915 September, also awarded
The first premium for The Best Family Sewing
Machine TO the Wilcox Il Gibbs.
At all the County fairs where exhibited IN
1864, the Wilcox d Gibbs has taken the FIST
premium. l.. T. DARNELL, Agent,
ShepheFdSiown, West Va.
n vember 4, 1865. 1t
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XMAS.

WHAT more acceptable Christmas
W Gi0 Than handsome Photograph
Album, ai,h your Likeness in il? Both
can be had of DARN ELL.
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lust received lot of handsome Scarfs
y and Neck Ties, and few very hand
some Dress Buttons. DarneH.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-10-27

Pierce g. Mitchell are receiving come Of
the choicest Syrups ever brought to this
market at very low prices. They have al
50 on hand one Of the Target assortmcnts
OF Groceries ever offered for sale in this
place, Gallon them before purchasing else
where.
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The Emporium
OF
FASHION !!

vf>tlE undersigned are just receiving d.
l. rect from the Eastern Markets, a large
and very desirable Stock Of
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-10-27

anu very deslrable otock OK
Dress Trimmings, Ribbons, Lalies' Hats AID
B0nnctts in great variety and ofthc la
test Styles, Hoods, i'etls. Nsbsas,
Bonnet Slks 5c. &c. &c.
At their New Millinery Store in
New Oregon, Iowa, all of which
they are prepared to sell at the
most reasonable rates.
Cloaks and Dresses Made on short notice
and in the Latest Styles.
Bonnetts Made, Trimmed, Whitencd and
repaired on reasonable terms.
1t is their purpose to keep the
late st Styles and Patterns in all
things pertaining to their trade.
Believing that they can give as good har-
gains as can be bought west Of Chicago
they would cordially invite their friends and
the Public generally to examine Goods and
prices before going from homo to make their
sci, ctions.
New Oregon, Iowa, Oct. s. 1868.
Misses L. s, l.. CowAH.
y6ne2 MiiipeEs.
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Sewing Machines.
f-tNKL.E. g. LYONS
NEW PATENT ROTARY FEED
SEWING MACHINES.

The following facts demonstrate that
Il csc Machines comprise the highet i'm
prurements in the "euing Alaeh'ne A't VIZ
|. Ench MQeAt"s is guaranteed to give bet
ter satisfaction than any other sewing Ma
chine in Market, or money refunded
2 They have taken many Of the hirhes, pre-
mia~'s ut the mos. important exhibitions
ana juJs ever held in the United States.
3. ihcy make tho Lock Siith alike on
tot!, >ides--thus saving more than half the
thread ard silk used in the travelling ridge
seams OF the loop stitch and SINGLE thread
Sewing Machines.
4. They arc adapted to the widest range OF
heavy and light sewing.
5 They have no rafting wires, or delicate
attachments 20 keep in repair.
6 They require no taking apart to clean Oh
I'll and 40 Lessons" to act noodle. regulate
tension, or operate Machine.
Please call and examine and demonstrate
inr ynnr~ell, OF send for Circular with sam
p,es Of sewing
\ B.--Town and Comfy Agents wanted
.!=IILE. & LIZ Cr'a NJ. ~
No. 53s Broadway, New York
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Great Panic al RiceyiIIe.!
GOLD BELOW PAR !!
Gyeeubocks at a Premium!!!
Goods Almost Given Away!!!
FELLOWS & WYLlE,
At their store nearly opposite
the kiceyille House.
Their stock comprises almost every arti-
Gle called for in country store.
They can only enumeratc few Of their
leading articles, viz:
Cast steel plows,
trimmings,
Shelf hardware,
Glass ware,
lin ware,
Crockery,
Cutlery, Lamps, Powder, Shot,
Groceries of all kinds and supe-
rior qualities, Patent Medicines,
Looking Glasses, Boots & Shoes,
Ready Made Clothing, School
Books, Stationery, Dry.Goods,
Yankee Notions, &C., &c.
1T is our purpose to constantly keep sup
I piled with every article needed by m
agricultural people and al rs low prices as
they can be bought for West Of the great
Lakes"
EAkM prsduce of all kinds constantly re-
= ceived in exchange for goods and the
highest Market prices always paid.
w E are not given to "blewing" for cur
" own qualification, to astonish the ''na-
tives" or for any other purpose, but ia can
dor and truthfuness announce to the pub.
lie the real facts as they exist.
pLEASE give US q cal! and be convinced
ofall we say.
nIa1stfI FELLOWS & wYLIE.