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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-09
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r the coH;on aJ safety cf IlssenscT and tneH iAer '
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WARDS, General irict Aien', PieI No y
NETWORK MAIL STEAMSHIP CO.'S
- LINE or slDE-WIlEEL S1hAMENs ~
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
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to oeaG %y e ,., sR css tSn tie EvrNINo STAR
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-09
printing.

CHARLES G.. SHELLEY,
STEAM JOB R1HTEh,
No &c BARCLAYsr,
Short time ordon ofPREs5" oAA done ioI ,he u.ss
nTN FVERpEIL" SONS, No. l04 Fulton
w .-sTEAN JOB PAIaTLS.5 ~ LADkL NAY
UgACIUxkkA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-09

nIS9AGR TO AND FROM G6EAI
il BRITAIN AND IRELAND ~,
s.vor,t. Hines Of LONDON AND LIVERrUoL rACH EIS
sains every week. Parties wi'hns 70 'esa "' ' %
lsyersbs ternA By spplying e, .po-rtvRs
No . sOuTHSr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-09
Glirce. GHc6r5.

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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-09

AN 4-s;osmsfis-Eri auria S1zonis, Cly Q! Msucher
te., i..a Lseu.as seq, NIX sAucy.
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nrDrc,l rur7-ro-'... o-',cs. !

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PROPOSALS FOR GCE.--aGAlLp PRO
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uy arr Do. ea.gn, ,,ar "a ts paGi' -elr ua' tnt''d
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son 1--we 1e.n apravsd byH nrt 90 olhc"f ana rayr''n
a,. u4 ls only or $50 sn' tn. ao1nsuJ scored - r.
a. r.o.i. vii Ne ul,e fsrih- quantities indi''- hel1"
rol..I.d 3. tno fs'rc.ivs paee, iha Yo',o ..i
fi be furnished at IN" same rs' mi nd ne ''he '0i
''"' Quantity 10 B.. d.liv,-.J.t
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No lie aay. Ala. Ice ioasr nj owned y the uh',~d
.loo tons
rs" 'ln'' La 20 $50 tan,
Proposal, viii also received iurnius Ice daily. ~
We, H., nc ,,son. lin ci,rrc., United s,s,,, General
nrrr o. the PLACES enu- ated sO0vn and upon the I0
49, I.s. Observation-Disclosures. 10 tuns
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Air 4iforsl that D- he'd NJ ties' pace
,nt January l. Io be- furnifAti al I.L"e
! FORM or PROPOSAL
The undersigned propo-e to furnisn - tuos oil hrs
quality Ice carefully pse.ed in substantial ie-Aoass' NJ th'
Within nHnnrd points namely: -------------------
Z. lowing pTi6. PEI d two thousand pound
I ,.urlv. al a. p
! .--~tr
pie De subject the inspection m--'ur-rr-n an'
sppfova Of Medical OreJ other properly appointed In
! sp,etbf De ore b.ipg rrtipted tn
psvIreul 20 ba made from time upon duplicate BILL
certified 70 by the hsdcN Director.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-09
6teamaoats anu railroads.
GAFETY, SPEED, AND COMFORT

GAFETY, SPEED, AND COMFORT.
FOR BOyrov, @
WORCESTER, PALMER tnCaBIRG, NASHUA
LOWELL, CONC r.. RE WHITE MDUNlHlNa
AND INTERMEDIATES PLlNfS.
Tie and stsuie'I si-s'IsTs az toe NOrvicn lDe,
CITY uf bCaIJ. I'D Clll OF NV. tylh,
lesye Hewrors Dolly t1lasys excepie1l, al o'clock -
non Pier no. - -,oftl Aver ,ot OF Nes-Tyss-.
FlH 10 81 LghUDa,
there connecting se,lbos. Eyprss Train nom -
Above points VI Hor,ica aud Worcsstrs osson al va
ceste orcestsr AID Sesn-a ana Ae"Lcndon Ad 'onnsss
krroa.s.
Ero..n. taken 81 tie owes- rses OF nionlt.n nqUi~
i : IAErlN, a sani' OIL 10 .ief
1--WE GREAT INSIDE ROUTE FOG BOS
i TON.-STONiNOT0T STEAMBOAT 1iAG.
VIA GROCOh AND PRONtDE@CE
TIE OLDEST. GUIlh..5C, SAt ESL. 90 MUST ID
RECT hVOiDiNG POINT JUDITH.
Ths ransnsfeeat Stsa,ner "COMicSWRALIH,", ~
II EsDAls. THURSDAYS sud s. L.lDAY6 las sIeFsS
stesusrr "PLYNOUrH nJCK,"on MONDAYS, WsDfEs
DAYS and tiIDAbS ). and a'taE IdUhsDa (. -A iLsI
A. o'clock p. ~. .
Coasandts. ged BY eli exps'iscsa ia'-,
be among tie bIg.s. s,roaEes most coorAse ss<
b-l' t1e have a. Ane Ell wetr-s. At sessos
tIue. .r..t
SUMPTION, supr-rs and lnIrroIsy frrihei rate rooos
AZ marked features Of neso Gozting palaces g.
LVuhs AID ststrtoors Ily Dc secured .. As7ie'' =
prr.s Ofi-e No :! Nroaiway and q No lis Wes-sc Ass
4 ORA. and a. NJ. 70 Hss -iDs.l -, bos;sn,
81 X. MOSS Agent.
Eerc1srss' Nav'4iion and IT1n.portsi-a Ca
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-04-19
The Concerts, Lecture, &c.

The concerts and lecture OF last Thursday and
Friday evenings were cmincntly successful, and
highly credtablo to all concerned. The singing
of the young ladies, sweet-toned, clear and dis
tinct, was never surpassed by amcteurs, and was
listened 10 by the audience with. much pleasure
and great satisfaction. Col. nArSE's wcll-writ-
ten and beautiful lecture exhibited o high order
Of intellect, and won the admiration Of all who
heard it. But the Ethiopcans "brought down the
house" on every occasion. Their funny sayings
inimical singing, playing and dancing kept every
body in n continual roar. In fact everything
passed Of well, and TO the eatiTo satisfaction Of
the public. These entertainments too were also
successful IN pecusiary point of view, near
So 900 being the nett proceeds of the two eve
ninss. This amount has bcca turned over to The
ladies' Of the Soldiers Home"
Tie Editor, if able 10 resume his post will
Give q mere extended notice OF these entertain
,acu;s ;r ou. next issue.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-04-19
The Late Raid h sumter.

Painful and confused reports have reached us
since our last issue respecting raid by Fosters
negro troops in the districtif Sumter. One re-
port stated that the town OF Sumter had been
burned on Sunday, I'd inst, land that the raiders
we're making their way towards Camden. Anoth
er report stated that nothins'but the commissary
Stores had been buTnDd in snRter, and the raid
ers, making their way to Columbia, had been met
Is miles from that place by our forces, when
they were rcpulscd and driven back. These and
similar reports hnyc beea circulating during tho
past week concerning the operations of Fosters
raiders, but as they are contradictory, we must
leave our readers to form from them their own con-
elnsions. .1
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-04-19
tst pest. s. E. State Troops.

Ths Efficient Regiment Of the first class State
Militia. under conrand of Col. j. L. GnIFrIs, has
hocn 1ishandcd. The other Regiments of the
first class mi!itia have also been .eisbanded, and
the boys only are 10 be continued in service. The
older members OF thcsc Regiments, arc very pro
pery 20 remain at home, but could not these men
he Withdrawn without materially eGecting the c%-
istii,g organizations? If so it would save N"
little annoyance to the younger members u IL"
different Regiments, whilst, in many instances,
it would be 1t pleasure to them to serve under
their present cil!cers.
We have been pleased to see in our midst for
the last week or 80, Col. GRIFFIN, and many OF
his fine locking and merry boys. They have had
4 harl aud rough time jonrneying from the
coast below Charleston to middle North csrolna.
bu; being hard as lightw''a knots. they have
returned home ayaip unstati.t,.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-04-19
An Unfortunate ARRAY.

On Thursday last, Messra. ]. NJ. RILEY, ALoszo
HARRIS and Sim. ZIMMERMAN, of the Supporting
Force of this District, were ordered to arrest and
bring to this place, conscript by the name of
BERRY HORNE, who it appears had been eYading
military service for long willie. On attempting
to arrest HORNE, he made fight We understand,
with a wedding hoe, and whilst HORNE was in the
act of striking Mr. RILEY, the latter discharged
both barrels of his gun into the body of the
former, killing him instantly. From all the in
formation wo can obtain in the premises it was
clearly case of justifable homicide, and; is SO
regarded by all good citizens acquainted with the
circumstances.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-04-19
The AIabama situation..-

The Columbus Sun, of the 18th, has the
following telegram:
MoNrGoMERY, April ll.-Our forces evac-
uated Montgomery last night The =Federals
are expected, TO copy it to day. Some tight
ing yesterday, Le'ow Benton, in which our
forces were driven back. '
The last accounts from the Alabama raid.
'ers, according to the Macon Telegraph is
that the enemy was at Line Creek coming to-
wards Columbus, but whether this move.
ment WAS an advance on the city, or whether
they we're following up our forces was not
known.
Gen. Cobb is in Columbus. The defonses
Of the city will be put in the best possible con-
.dition TO make successful resistance, and not
q. a.doubtis entertained of our ability TO repe
the enemy and hold it.
The Columbus Sun says: Our people are
not exhibiting much alarm, and general con-
fidence is felt that Columbus can and will be
successfully defended.
A large number Of refugees have arrived ID
Columbus from Montgomery.
Gen. Forrest, when last heard from, was
twelve miles from Selma. 1t was thought he
~ould cross the river and pursue the Yankees.
The Yankee forces composed entirely of
cavalry and mounted Infantry, With some ar
tillery.
Among the refugees who have arrived. in
Columbus are Gov. Watts and other officers
of the State Government of Alabama. They
are deeply chagrained at the capture Of their
capitol bysix thousand Yankees, but feel
conscious that they did all that was in their
power to prevent it. The Governor has pro-
ceeded to Eufaula.
A dispatch from Talladega, dated April
7th, states that division of Yankees from
Elyton are at Monteyallo; portion of them
are also at Selby Springs. Scouts report q
body ofthe enemy at Ashville, taSingstock, &c
It is stated that there were about eighty
thousand bales of cotton in Montgomery in
the warehouses This was burned Tuesday
evening. There was large quantity of cot
ton scattered through the streets; whether
this was burned also is-not known. Nit was
large part of the city must also have suffer.
ed similar fate from its close proximity te
combustibl material.
Montgomery was evacuated in great con.
fusion. Liquor was used freely. All com
missary stores were distributed to the people
1t is feared that much private property ba'
been destroyed.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-04-19
TILE SCENE Ix RICHMOND.

On Inc reception of tic news, hHgcars al
description While preparaticas iol' IN ovac.
,ation liad~been in progress several weeks.
one by surprise. The President was at
church officials were rasl;ng in compnIatiye
Quiet, waiting the dispatches oil General Lee:
citiZcus wcre coI.ii3a;,' :l!l hopeful. Nooae
anticipated disaster. Wien, Lo%evct, tie
.r.th ives oreshadowcd. such hLi wing 10 and
49,. such gathering Of goods. disposition Of
el:.c.s, and cndeavors 10 leave the city, as
;e"},h place has had 10 parallel iurngt tie war
The streets were thrcngea y an excited par.
uiacc Tie departments We're alive Tith
swarns Of officials packing ana removing The
public records. The ic:sh was freely applied
i,Y'or,lcr' Of the Goyernment to al species Of
,Lilbic properly. IN so:.;c Instances lie pa
uiotc ovners sc: lire t5 ii;eir own prc:nis -
-Libby's pr :ou, tobacco Warehouses; aal !iour
mills: wio!c acte3. of' . virginia weed" coas-
.nlissqry 3!or1S ail yfi;:iine, ,i.e Laboratory
.7iG,i h:Ss,;a, IL t.;t:' sci.;ti.i.. that oo.ld
Afr, ,.,e.::; !e2 u t'rs l;nEsg a:;ay, or u
IT. piil 'ge waa e;s@l iot:.e !. :-.!ts. hp.i, z
:Saiiiay-ilis!t llnT oi ti.1 stores were bro
ken np-il an! -fQiiboa.oI t:.s;l eoalerts; .anG
OlucTS WcIt tIIi S>'' ~ VIC iJs 'iIii. iic|
B:fore.5unr 50 iiaJics aud smoke were coil
ine above and avociatl the saariihcia Jie III
every drec;io:.. and / recalled a'n tile burst
ing bombs, Inc rush anlr,ar ol conAasration,
tla movement Of trains, an'! aihousand ether
incidents Of the hou-, tie siege of !5rblstopcl
IN the Ciimca. Oac AIa4koit' he1 i,lie,i, cur
noble feet OF ga:boatsl we're either sunk or
blown upas on that memorable occasion, ard
.our mcn light have been seen, wi;!iai,e L.
rid i'ght Of their burning. cipita! gimmeii:iG
on iAeirfaces, retrea;ing slowly irom,ha place.
Take i. al in all. it was cne ot the most far
fll sights have eyer contemplated. Inagj.
na,ioa can scarcely ill the picture.
GA Monday, ~ tothe tour of ny depa-t-
IRE, the excitement, ssh continued ami ii.o
work OF destruction progressed. Tie sperb
railroad bridge across the Jane; vas burned,
and other similar. structures. aboveand below
i. Little railroad rolling stock, if any, re-
mained. The lasi tr;.ia left ilontay morning.
At wlat hour the tremy entered am net
now ,iniormed. But as their advance was
y. .iffiin' even hills prc5Hme ei,lu,ln mti.t
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-04-19
Other Entcrtainmcnt

II havng been found mpracticable for those
who 50 accep;ahy lent their aid in the delightful
entertainments of Thursday and Friday evenings
las. TO effect their departure from this place, wc
have the qualification Of acquainlins our readers
,ha., with an cnti.e change Of programme, SINH
lar entertainments, and in AID Of tie same GOOD
object, will be given at the same place on Monday
and Tuesday evenings next. Anticipating with
certainty as much, If not more Of real fun and
onjoyncn, than was experienced in attending the
last.cutertain.uents, We bCsreak ard predict for
our talented musical friends ON their re-appear-
ancc next week, qothirg less than sufrOca'ins
lam
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-04-19
From Richmond.

A. gentleman arriving in Augusta furnished the
Constiutionalist the following:
The warehouses coptaining the cotton and TO-
bacco were burned.
The iron clads and magazines were exploded.
Our army was glad to get of the monot"nous
life of tne trenches, and has been amazingly bet
torcd in spirit by. The chan &c. Lee has still a
large and formidable host, and Old Abe will ere
long stand aghast ut tho "life in the Old Land
yet"
Gen. A. p. Hill was morlally wounded and
died on Sunday. His body vas recovered.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-04-19
State Of South Carolina.
HEADQUARTERS,
SpAnrANDURG, Sth April, 1855.

i SPAnrANBuRG, Sth April, 1855. :
GENERAL ORDERS, N0.sl0.
II THE organization of STATE TROOPS, 1st
4s Glass Militia, heretofore existing, Is hereby
disbanded. All persons between the ages of l6
and II. liable to duty in that Class ofthe luilita,
will Immediately assemble at Greeuyille, aGwhieh
time and place the whole command will DO re-
organized. 49,. 80, -, 49, = :: .1:.''5s
O. The orders .of the drApril, 1865, f(No. 81 by
which the whole command WAS detaiiedfor twen-
ty days, are hereby couatermanded. The troops
will assemble with all possible expedition at
Grcenvic as hereipbefore directed.
: 8. The absolute necessity which now exists for
the continued Service of these troops will not
permit their absence at this time iautes the threat
ensd approach Of The enemy, and, takes from the
State all it's mean, of defence.
4. The Colonels commanding the Regiments Of
Miiitia in this State aro specially charged with
the promulgation of this order, md its enforce
ment by sending to Greenville all those Of the 1st
Glass Militia liable to duty. "a
5. The Quarter-Master General will:proyide,
without delay, for the transpoI tatiop of these
troops to Greenville.
G. The arms and ammunition belonging to- the
organization of these St.te Troops will be taken
to Greenville and there re-issned to.the mon who
constitute the command.
{. The Coloncls commanding the Regiments of
Militia in this State, will, at tho expiration Of
ire dnys troni the receipt of this order, make
report Of its execution.
8. At their arrival in GreenvilIc the troops will
report TO Capt. ]. P.rTbomas, who will assign to
them their proper position, and prepare them Tor
the reorganization Of the command.
By order ef the Governor.
G. A. FoLLIE, A. a. .Geh'l.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-04-19

have marched>up during the Gay. "A officer
who scaped from Richmond in canoe, says
that when he left, q aYsnGea officer was ad-
dressing a crowd from, the Washington mon.
nment.
SO fer as we have adviccs, they show good
spirits still prevailing in the army and a gen
eral determination not to succumb to the tenn
porary difficulties by which they have beea
ensbrouded. People arc generally beginning
to- o-regard TIE event as one necessary TO our
final srccess. We hope for the best.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-04-19
For the Advertiser.

The following contributions are acknowledged
for the week ending April lTth
Gov. Pickcns, load wood;
Mrs. Jas. Griffin, 25 lbs flour, Bush. peas.
Lieut.. F. ]. Moses, S5lS.
We tender tho sincere thanks Of the AssOcia-
ton to the Ladies and Gentlemen, who so kindly
assisted in the entertainments recently given for
the ',encGt of the Z" Home"
Mrs. LEWIS JONES, PEST. S. II. A.
Mrs. EIEErT BLAND, Secyv end Treas.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-04-19
Headquarters,
Buffers Cavalry, Brigade,

Detachment Buffers Cavalry. Brigade,
CHARLOTTE, NO, March 90, 1855.
a Ill Absontees,Som Buffers Cavalry Brigade
"A. are hereby K4uired to report to me at Ches-
terville, S. c., or to Capt McIyer, at Cheraw, 5.
c., without delay.
To such as report promptly, the clcmency Of
fcrcd in the recent order from Gen. Lee, will be
extended. Those who do moi avail themselves OF
this last opportunity. may expect the extremcst
penalty of the military law. This order will re-
snain in force for twenty days from this date.
BY order 3. II. RUTEEDGE,
Colonel! Co .mandiug.
Official:
Z. J. MOSES, Lieut.. & +. o.
APR Is 1t IL
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he was his mamie is historic and immortal. His
reputation. Immaculate, and his, spirit is,nowin
the mansions of blessedness. Whocnnscxpect to
achieve and realize more than this even in the
course of long ond well-spent life time%
WILLIAM was in his raising dutiful and obedi-
en' a0n nOss
watch his dust, until Power Supreme Shall rni.o
it all glorious and immortal. -
May the habitual sentiments of our hearts be
tho Lorl gave, and the Lord has taken away,
blessed be the name of the Lord"
,....4= TIT
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Central Association.

APRIL jTn, 1865.
NJOTICEis is hernby given that Mes*rs. PRICE
~ and PICKLE have ben datailed by this
Association to c"-opcr ls with the Committee fur
supplying Fond to the peor;c ot> cclumra. and
with the Committee Mt Newbsrry having in charge
the Soldiers Waysde at that place. The citizens
Of the upper Districts are earnestly requested u
hid them in their benevolent labors.
l;s~i he, Of ths Ladies throughout the Stnto
to renew their efforrs throu b their As.ns;ation-
in getting np supplies of Cb0rltiSii fvr tie
Soldiers II. L.BONDE
Chairman Genital Association.
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Tax in Kind.

SIC. No. :, Dnror No. 6, Ara coyG. D,sr. S. c.,
AIKEN, S c., Ap-'l ijth, 1865.
RaoDUcEnS vii take Mniicc that sm r"w
H ready To receive the Ji,ic of Estimate.
Earu.s NJ |. ., and that i; nust cc iei:yr-o: !.
before the ji of May ue,t, or they will hc b."
liable TO forfeit five times the estimated v.:u: II.
default Of payment in Kind.
WAf. ROACH,
Agent Depot No. 6, Sec. ).
L.. Or L.
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Al Home.

The many friends Of Col. THOMAS L. SHAW
aud Capt RUFUS DEAN, of the 10th 8. {. Regi-
mcnt, and Mr.. MlLroN MILES, Of the Gath S. G.
Regiment, will bo pleased 10 Know that these
gallant soldiers, wounded and captured at Frank
lin, Tenn, have arrived at homo. and are all do
ing we'll. 4 warm welcome and pleasant go
iourn to vou gentlemen.
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Salisbury Re-captured.

On Friday last We learned that the enemy oc-
cupied Salisbury, N. G. onWednesday night,
April II, by a rorce supposed 10 be o portion of
stouemans and Thomas Mounted Infantry from
East Tennessee. In Mondays Augusts papers
however VIC see that the place has been recap
turcd by our forces. Il
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How TO Destroy GARDEN INsEcTs.-A de.
cocton of the leaves of common cammomile
will destry all species of insect, and nothing
contributes so much to tho health of a garden
as a number of camomile plants dispersed
through it. No greenhouse or dollhouse
should ever he without it, in green or dried
state either the stalks or the flowers will
answer. 1t is singular fact that, if u plant
is dropping and apparently dying, in nine
cases out of ten it will recover if you plant
canon,ile near it.