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Journal and confederate. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-04-03

Tic ErGmi,nr il inli,:il.vt u; iii crirr viz ha:
rcacica !r!.uo;ud liza; t. AIKEN. OF Cen. i;ri:%: :
cavalry. wils killed u:'Inra recent :Klrn!sh aaJpi
BArKEE. Asst. AuiuHIi lr' IcT. % Ucn. hA"i'!G% ;
S1aii Was w,nlyd al the .Ir linc. but lot dt::IcF
cli.ly.
Journal and confederate. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-04-03
from lie. North and L!r!-
--~-lH
iowa
:. - S'+s

E.c">r13D, ,!ircI, ::i-%rw lor1; rar,r.
n the :7:: I'"v. !,"rn rr"'i""r., i:ru which tie
!;In>t,m,=: <"n'har: is es';'"sri:
Stustor. in a frir:.trr!n IL Dix r.':i:"e to the
rne;Mv. <:v< .'i:t ~ >;r"'.:: ;.Hi>sr'!cn ;~>tnl>
t!rc r.:.eIs canrH Cd :'cr :'anrrrs, hni after
rinns ,.r'r-t: he in:S yYrr" r"":r'~rri. with
lGrn rc!s prisoners, -" hait lia:s and al
iI,r nnnS whr!, were Tnir. jared.
i later tr;;''gran ciuims tic capture of o.
O.; sn.l sa;s Grant estimates tie rebel killed
arI wounded ut 3,0uU. ihc Cnion loss Is less
than >;CD.
\ dispatch from :'c!oGtId dared the 2lst,
ra;rr;> !hat he o2cnrrl ii",!>h"ro that eve
n;!.s. with hmt a slight oppn>iIi"n.
>;!.crlr;tlr'S lett Wis engaged ";tn the enemy
no"r EcntonsviI'e OH Sunday. Ills right, the
l7th corps Wis near Ut. Olive OH Sunday
night.
Srirofe!,i rcfost> the capture. at GoGSboro,
Of seven cars. ami says i!I"t Terry has captured
two Ioro.aotiycs and two ears, which he is LOW
using.
Aiu>hy has 600 men under his conmand.-
There are from BOO to $50 in London and the
same number at Prince William.
IY;yG.-.!t:rongh gh lhc devil be the father Of
lies. he src.ns. Ike other Great inventors to
have lost r.uyIi "i his reputation by the con
tinuaI improvements that have been made
Upon hirl.- -S~y'.
Journal and confederate. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-04-03
e:.5sA,G.!,, MGEE>Ay. iIi4AEsS IL, "

\ gentleman il i.ync.!burg las l!ac ara; .e@ic''is
hy which: rom liz cwo private sore 'e vii! -" Ten
l.:l IN Gcrv..:. Lees amy LUr t@ nc,;I s:NncntiS.
Journal and confederate. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-04-03
JA:rAEY is, 1861.
~ ET' IT., I
Gan. Th0s. o. .EoDrc. Brton !0vqr, Ln:,

GGH. rms. -. -HGnff. JjftDH 10"VF, LII Il
SrR: A. | occupy a 4""Si military position
under the State. ciccn it proper to acquaiut
You ti,as accepted slnh position when Louis
lana was a STATE in ,lr i,uinn, and when the
n.ottn of the seminary WIS inserted in marble
over lie main toor'iy III" Iiimraiity Of the
General Government Of ;hc United States
the I'nion. LL%'o Yrrpo:"n.
I,"rct events !nrcshatiow Great change, it
ircnla"S nii aIrn to ch1"Sr. # Louisiana with
i;a~s irnln the l'c'!,ral Cninl;. | prefer to
maintain ny allegiance 10 the oil Constitution
AZ: long as a fragment of i! survives, and my
longer stay here would b, wrong in cvrry
sri:,c Of the w":'l.
~ that event beg yoa will send or appoint
se!Hr authorized agrrt tn take Charge Of the
arms i'lsi r!aHi;ina> pf war hcrr, belonging to
he State, nr erect rlr what disposition should
Il" m,,ir Of them.
inL fi;rl!."rIHpr., a$ President Of tile B"al'!
"f Su;.":vi,n:s, beg vou To :kc Immediate
steps tn rei:rNc III" rs Superintendent, the
;;lnlncnt l.c Sale determines tn scccde: for
-. 10 ea,4I Ll-.-c4.l,lli.t VII I-lu-anv 24l:t u
'i"ti a!v Thought !r"a!;:c, tn, nr in ':r:ircc Of,
;. ri tirs.r:tlI.'l,; O." lie lhi,G :;iat"s.
M,k ;rra rrsrcrt, "'r
y. r. ::inRMAN.
Journal and confederate. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-04-03

lEnp;Ti.;lSIir =. >s..It y;ar i'rrn!:r: Z. L. :'.
er,I.> :i, s.:.sor c t:ii, ,icc;!,; !he ,alu run;
weather. with al is attendant d>c'"u'iis. ma prove
seIrrl lcssil:g. Vegetation las been kept from Il
prrlna:c growth and Inc development O. fruit bios
SONS is almost ,n"ni!: later than usual Now, n"
the IT. :: are Haunting lIc;r r9r,i iulmenls $:n::.
a. il 10 make l!n,!. - l her so.l oliacc III tie ri'
Of Win'nr sca.,c~s her IHrgc>s u. hut! and @os<":l
with a lavish ilaMi.
Journal and confederate. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-04-03
T'r rccrct III cav Of the death of Mr. ALLIE sH.N-

VT rc:rcl hear Of the Gcai u Nj. ALLIE S!lsN-
SoX eldest Of oIi' tos,l&Ian Il. r. SHANNON. lie
was killed whilst engaged in gUar!iiUg hrlge "cI''Ss
t,l, Eclsa river. Mr.. ALLEN IovNG Wis also
IO:Ni taken prisoner. All t!rcc Cf the aD.vr
Lar cd Ecu,irn;cm were mcmIcrs of Ca.;. jonS lnEs
hrTs Ca"H.ry compa;:y iruln this place. We riTc
Ills 10 or ie;Gcrs rs .,;,s tod to us and r.rliri
vch I,r its correctness. asst was reported hv Se"-
varL cunning from Capt. C!Is:SScrs command.
Journal and confederate. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-04-03

Tur END .EriE WAE.-lt is hot siuIcSmIl:s.li;. !.
is 10; prophetic vision or uow iir the waY,s I: w"r
arc ciosin. r3und about the People. md tic Cay is
dark and rr;,:y who ,UcS not feel iit hclimi ilc
clouds tic onie,cTate sEn> shining, and tina; VII
.oun brraS fnrti in glorious sttnlgence These cx-
rre.s:oas are suggested ~ ti. following FROM COZ:
rcs,,lrc,,' u; i;Ie Sacon Telegraph:
t;cn. lsaucgard when cl recrut visit 10 This cty
WAS asked by Il rl slor O al Tic c;rTc!nS 1,.,
ora lave you anything good which c:n carr hac,
il, these dark days TO cheer lle fe.rti nimy p.9!c9
..As>uredly have" he r"ilicd. '!Iavc you .vcr
travelled Oh :, dark day. When o" mIrky cloud, OYER.
cast I'll Tie a."l with gloom? ami have y:.! M. SOP,
!r <m suddenly break through tId<e clouds aid Ii III,
~. t!,n sccile with glury":'
'.U!trn sir. Was tic rcpiy
'.i;cGarI my words as prophetic" he continued,
l,is war will end suddenly and sluriousIyn
Journal and confederate. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-04-03

The Ecw Y.ik LTrot;has eighteen o" twenty CO..
ul.s iii ed with TIC pro. ceilings oI ti'e grand Cn'"A
,lcc,ing hcr: oa Ao::ty, the ttn inst the process
So:. va three iour mics long a!d sc'':s 10 Lave
been rlerriy gran', avc4i isiIG VAN il "hic'i the
s,;wlls nclac nl.u ;:i'i c,I;ers ADVERTISED i!IciF
Ware*
Journal and confederate. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-04-03

= - :'.%.lri ;,;:.':: i: .;,~ VOL: 81 - ~
r.,,i. ;'i:'.,. l"':> !".?n * ia. .;.' ''''"
.t T.; r...4.,!' !iu:.> -; IT, Waiter G:rt';.. -
Arr t.. l.@ioT Icei;cs!! t;;'.ot:;'s:a '. -. i i.
.Ir,::'.:c i, .:.Ga <i"i rc; ~ = H..
N,;.,.:. g., e.uty w!.!c ;'-r Ills H!r:', l.: '."r
t,:r,.e;. ~. ~: t" .'iai,.c,. a; I.'r'f %: ~
81 ,r,.r! ,:." .gsrl yinrryr"! he -
d., ;, ben: Z. =" ;c;';!"'d 10 al wo a.: 49,
sa.:.:l.,''
Journal and confederate. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-04-03

The cl.iria! announcement OF tie hr@anIAa.
ton of the Mexican army, !;xcs its figures at
10000 men besrlrs officers When til" French
army departs, it. will leave about two McHirans
to one G cnnan. Ara|,s, Tnrcos. Zowlve<, l'o-
land. Rs, Austrians, Gcrmans and Fr"ncfmen
all have had hand in the establishment of
the new empire.
Journal and confederate. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-04-03

IousaH0iD MEAsUE&S-As all iain:iis "r.:
10. provided with scales OF weights, referring
10 Ingredients i'll general usc hy every ko:,;-
wife, DR.. Brown, >abjoins 20 bis paper Il liHi,
rs follows:
Journal and confederate. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-04-03
WEIGHTS AID MEASURES.

Whent torr rnunG is quart
!adiaii meal pound = ounces is l Quart.
Eu:trr when soft, l pOaaI ouncc is
Y"trt.
Loaf sugar, broken, pound is quart.
Mite sugar, powdered, pound on"cc Is
A!alart.
E,::=.:a, average >i*", 10 are T0lN:
Journal and confederate. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-04-03

Iarsnu ErownIow, 'Hovernor" elect OF
Tennessee. las been awardct! SO Goa in Il SUI
for cur:.agcs Inflicted t.; imprisonment AMI
pcrsccuiinn al the hands Q! certain prominent
rel.cs ci Knoxville, which is To b" assessed up
on the property ri Ramsey, Snrca and others,
who wcIr Influential, in the early ,i"ys o' tic
vel! ci:on, i'll getting the 'arson mo jaii.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-06-23

A FEW FIRST RATE SpANGLERS
husn,od to votk ON .ef.fced ing prc.ses Also hoop
Air nIAkep. Apply 10 :. 1. & \ l MEYER AL
bruatwGv, cor Walker FL. 4}S
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\AANIED-HAND NIHCHLKo 10 Work
" ul kuAi-a'Ar. Al Hu. alN Iuc. pic stt 'Ivrs
can uIaAr irum 30 L. 80 pprp,pE. Appy luue.
eia',l5 10 No.s1eT b., cor. FIluc., ". ~ M
I4t-p. SOS
\NANIEN-A fLRSON ACCUSTOMED
w tu ptt charts OF uIHp ou paper Or cOtIpu. tlfuur
mae t. female, n coup t,lt VIII auaHcl. AIly 10
! e 70. ". HDt Hl, 10 Natorst. a.
WANItU-SEW SHIRT IRDNEkS-
w 4o1! Vases .ui 4.oai} e.upol mtnt luire
ford u. HEk\t . E.Ic.Ay IL w stulrs BE- ~ en-
lie hguTI 81 ~ An sntbtp sy1
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WANTED.

y
w prentice ap rUntct paid VII 70 Dr. "U.u.. 20 ]
ave trSg''e' none but good sewers NEED 'r'} -
ANTEn-OPFRATORS To MAKE tsncy |
w flannel shirts on sinser's aud Wheeler vii |
com sewing machines. Appy At III sheriff street, |
\LANTEp A GOOD MACHlNlST TO |
w make tap, and dies. Apo At ~ West. iNh ,
WANTED A BOY ABOUT Il YEARS OF !
w sse Of fooi character 20 ~ort isriu one !
y 10 ., Hrguain,cd With that kind Of 'oft AFliy At
\LASTEp-A BOY, II OR Is YEARS !
w cd. TO ssit on tables a, 4Jth It and i'h av.
German pei, rred. 5
WANTED A flBST-tLASS COMIC
tons, N.i,tn,er re- n,',s>! sod p,,.
WAX Er-GOOp SILK ANp COTTON
w wiu'c n. tL-- on 1ru.tlt i.t. 1873
$40 ll ua' M" oh ~, p H. i'u'.'' G'. y g.,
q Cana It
\NASTrp - GOOD OPERATORS AND
r'.'i te'Si Z r,,So - =, -''L 81 ''"'P,r'
w ANTEp-rNrFWENCrD orrENfoES
W o. tfc,efN :. ,'..cr..r 'u lsH.nc.. JD~t IN
/ fElE>p 3 60. a: Btoa I~av. 70, stone. 81
/ \NNNlEu SHIRT BAINItb~ AND FIN
w i'.e f9'ii p nd. ".'i uIi, {. 40 ucu, lA u9-
| \EANTEp-A NruiT. ACTIVE BOY TO
| w 500 c'.aud' N..t 30. n..t4as. 10. Hao- %
! NL-ASlTp A GOOD W1TOS-HOLE
w uakcrand ba'trr gu ,cUs. AYYly a. roud
| -, Bioatl'n. o.
\\TANTEn-NIS HDlS AND GIRLS To
| w sork ga AIT re tfat.nt n.tur ~
/ ia WEI 9Th : 90 I.u 50
WANTEp-SKuT SPANGIrES uS $40
" i,ea,s- na,',.''H,.. Experienced hani' Any
tATsIh ~ N,r. ,tt.lHTtt t,Hl-.5
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w ANTED.


WANTED.
A FEW FIRST RATE spANGLERS
Lhusntcd o votk ON self-fccdin presses. Also hoop
cir mater. 4ggly 20 81. & T. AEIER 4Oi
AkTlFICIAL FLOWERS -FXPERIENCED
n hand. wanted also le.uer, AMI lev
lrys u sok on Artificial hONors Alpy - irank.
In ~ ny sairs IS
A fFw OPERATORS WANTED 80 on
hWii,o, Gills' 1ui rto,ert BAKER. mGhnc..
Me-. n' r,so-ct,be, cSier and e, ,tucuc,d 4 such
son,t o. ,upo. meut a. sod ,s,s paid Apr.v to
iR.ktNE < @. % P..a,e i, Tor . ls-s. .5g
A WONDERFUL RUSH FOR MALE ASD
~ ~ ten hncP &" al nations, al. "tLPLEl's
.nt ~ stair. .'aAt' ior soot ,tuatons ia ~ aud
sn haen 9 iso.s Is s1 h,j on, ne % tne
n,da'ei', The ofh,c We can recommend. III
a FEW YOrNG MEN WANTED As
aA,e Ani oihc pos,tiou. al the tlc ior Al -.
psiut Ateu.v az lr0a. "a. roou. 10. rs
a 'fNTS WANTED IMMEDIATELY 40
.s,.10'. CN' 1 Sew Lh.l. Der. It. ,o,.l I. 81
A FEW PRACTICAL PAlNlLRs WANI.
Eheu a. b,l ststl ave. %
A GIRL WANTED. IRON Is TO IS Yca-.
- 49, e. tst' cf'e ~ 81 iH'.ut s.a "a ... h"i.
60 .cur SLY me'uL A'iJ ~ % rfin,e eli, ace
men. 4.of. Is
A Roy WANTED To ATTLSD IN A
quol sio." none tug those ac ,A.nt'4 WIN
-, w.! r.. ''' w. ", ,"'n w.
isS ds ,i' " il
a BOY WANTED IN A BAKERY To work
,cHss'H a-oH nov l,',F.h ',.' 1-'hees' A!'}
."NN' -'' s.'.'s ~ "'A' 'N'',A
ROYS To LEARN 10 STlICH OS lc,thcr,
- OF TX -uEHICk srENENS, . Goldr.
pOY WANTEp--LlVlNG WITH MS PA
Don. of . la, -. homo ,.i,r rr.'l ami. On
pELHL q GO, is DrAlvs -
BLACKSMITH - WANTED rLOORNAS,
toard @.b hI.' ' eag -. In, uiie y, MA inn
= i"ctruHn .. Go. "unr. y,'
D,1TItR MNN1tD-A NAS Wu6
ID .bo.o.'llv un ...-t,nl. ,ly lor.a ofse. .po-:
n. APpy from j. to l O'clock to A. y ~ ~
To1-roy vivptrs -roI.uprp. ,yp
Sb,a.dnc hard. van..I AZ 4'a Wet s5'h Il. b.
I,oDp DpF~~NNEriS WANTED Al II
Nm y
I,G,n. nr,.,,r.p v,Ni.,,.,> 49,
- W.!'on'. ,r"iuf machine. Ai,o r'ri h'ld
I,I,,, ,,t,.,,.,.r. '..rSn
u M S,, ', i'N '''N o.
f,IRISOt-TnF T,plOA NINT \Np uty-
VI iaeno homie u,. ...y at Oh, Diu, Lod-ils
hon-'. B" anal 'i \. l'
TIARNI~S NAkIE MNNIIp.-1 GFN.
cs.i t,aeo hs.t-. D eddie a.I s..-..t.,
men need 'rpI y Eti'h A 'N- $50 "NtH ave GOO
npIk AIDUS WANTED tN IS W =
~ u.ash.o,s. oooior-r,.o u.au ..,c to.I. .o..
N % ~. nA''1 wa -. N''' a. go N'N' '' '''
'EKAiOES u'' Siilt;i tEp\IH-> ,''r
To- ua i"Hl F. ..-l Jew %" axe N'.' . '.'
ha' ,t -, -,'i,' n.,
O'LAN!o l,' - W NN.l - ~, a.. 49,.
Gam. in,or on nv ,,,' ,'..'. ., U'."d hr,t. .'
maAei' il Ia'i'' IT, near 'l'l
OtrKNIphH Ni AL, ~ >'..EIi ',,'
- - q, a,,, sr ''
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SEWING MACHINES.

SEWlNG NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. HAVING
~ ~iusors, Mhutlrr a Wilson's aud Grover
Makers soyoud-NAui machines to sall will fttolv
tho hiehUs' .sh price for thcn At 20 tocnuich
Gail OF ad,toD, hN letter. lirst Glaze machines
rent OF for sale. lr-suus Aivtu. ~
SEWlNG MACHINES FOR SALE AND II
- rent, Wheeler a Ni'4on'r new and .cconI hand
and thorough tu.truction given. Machines repaired
and Kept ui the bot ORDER NJ I2lJ Broadway, Hoa
atIti. 80
SEWING MACHINES Tor SALE AND T.
- lrt Siue.t's ami " Wheeler 4 Wilson's always or
'saf, ch'lp Tor ei-h An excellent hnlt-cnsc " &
W = Cheap. tlo machine trimmings IN general
l'u ltN.u.tuu 20. Zh2
\AIliIlEk & WILSON'S SEWING
w u.,hu,,s sold in Brooklyn by d. II. CRAlGE
,'d lu'uu t',t. Court. N.au mAchluUe TO let. SJ2
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SAVINGS EsANhS.
EXTRA NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. FOR
a. nm SAVINGS uf MECHANICS CLFKkS,
mn E.ulI / hmm .LIL-

EXTRA NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. FOR
IL INA SAVINGS coz MECHANICS CIFKk@,
blb BiOndW tv, Jane -th, l1u5
rF- THE ElSlLts llANE rms DAY uE-
'iNkIb ~ IRA DIV lbiNN on Ut tlc surplus
9 ohts, VA soditou - uhc svu-n mi one, Ilrnu.a
10 the an e. time, W. july I'm. iNjt o. liiitI L.
Ptk'lN ol srn'. %. - aud uot o.oco lug tlt.h
winch na'c tcu unci undi-tutict Tor THRIVE
l\ke pIor ~ 1t July noNt, Two FER ChNl.
o.. ~ a. sums VI IA have - remained to- lWD
tNl,S PRIOR 20 the same ptriui md ONE pFIs
tiN !. o4 sIniiar sums ~ hiDh have 40 iensiuri .r
ou" rHl p.'u' 90 tu, I"'lui. lhi- lHtr, bt,tt,l4
b. made u. mo- sct a. us co ~ thl.e d,nutoIs who's.
!nun' having been icit thus uui-tui prd, has Wost
liit'p coutuhut'i 20 the AZ plu- crucl
,,,.,.,.,,. ~ slc ~. nlINNrLL. rIcsiicu'.
IRVING SAVINGS INSTITUTION, No. gI
cent ou all suns entitled thereto Opon daily tiuu,
J, 100. o., "I d" ','',' a. -" nni 0.t day
'o bond aud ino,,.n.c wALffR "" co>GSLl W.
ifc..I'nI NANu.Uhi.r g.. ~ NION, s,.l ..I
MECHANICS tND TRADERS SAVINGS
" So ~ ha55Hi1fay
SIX PER Chs IL l.tkt~r ALLOWED on sums
l'p'-iu n'r op i.iotr .iu5 luIn commence 10
Al to4I.a. at on Noaaa,s and Wcdn.. ''a'
nom lgA ". fM
HENRl G. FISHER, sclfsa'I w. . ' i%%''
SIX PR CENT, FREE fRON GOVlGN-
- MtNI 1Ah.
lha At'.l' A'.uss ihnk
Gomez Ili'G ~ "al o." 5Su'ot
HtNWtNn-A sru,-Nunuu d., a., nt The
rae ui etA pr Cent. per An.uW (rve f-B 1uyrfil.
mont ta'.. o. nj 'uIa. ,on 20 ou, Niii 10 pad
on ana aIer Lee thru Nuasa} IN july.
lrsp,I made oi % loio'" luly will draw inter
M. ana GA MoNnNY' WFnSlSntY and "a
iEbAi LNtNINns, msm6 TO o'o.,es.
RlCllANn KELLY. -oc.''ar". a.
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Esu ABsD AND ROOMS.

UOAEuiNG-A FEW RESPECTABLE ME-
,ua.l. .u.u Do OIL. r.iu Iufa'tI .,h tuuI board
hli p.r.. TOO tu.u-. tHi,r t'ia at. -.n,u t. I4a
UOAEl "A MlDuLl AGLD NAN W.Aes
- '14 of i.r hi,u.r.I AMI euIliie4, With idos
souHn; .ie = sex. paid IN advance. Address
E1Ah. D.. unA -" sun Once =
NTLCHA&lCS' BOARDING HOT SEA
WI 80 .r-,e. lie yolus urn can Ia arcoiuuo. atoI
win rool I'ud and ai-y rooms az moderate rutcs.
Ayly a. l-- l.t-t -Jtu ~. NEAR 81 ave. 10
I'O LET-lO a FAMILY OF TWO OR
L three Iu.r.u., for months from tie hfst VI July
I,Nt lliu- ola TIE tilrl tupI OF a house Ia tho up
per ptt Of tue city. livery convenience Tor house
kccplLg, IT,. a, bedtime &c, Rent very ~ Andrea,
sitI I,ieIsLc. a. d. n. s., lON - sun Office. 40
RIO ItI-A FURNISHED HOu>E-LSG-
l. IN b-itiiclt situate on gad y. tt, Der is aud
"a ay =. lU rooms. Kent ; 10 pur mU"th. Enquire
10 told ~, uI-t ALL. ~
. OR GIRLS CAN BE ACCOMMODArkD
= With lo,.' 90 private family. Apa.y tor
duys NJ 2jl N"st "9th At. -
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r'Dis sNH.E N~D TO LET.

EhEAP iinl SES AND LOTS FOR SALE
Cuuu At l."u one NJ i.uUu one ~ S2,Vt- all
u"1f 90 siotu and horse can. Apply to Depot Mas.
tea Nci'o'. station, ilnii"n knihoad $40
EOR SAIL HANDSOME NEW HOI SES
lot cod" Ioe, ais1 splendid coffee AMI spice
App, To- ~ NlON & 60, 81 Chathsn At, roam 3 -
EpR SALE OK FNCH NNGE,-A FARM,
l.. nc,rr, - miles IRON city, With crop. un0
pwuu OF nus Alec 2-'tor, brick store, 50 feet
II uIc-. lnIui 10 ut the osncr at IiO Washington
81 he seen I" AMI 6l
LNE SALE N BROOKINN-2 STORY
tram, house, ur, bath ruua and lArrc pan.
u.cs, hguurour ruooa. lots ~ ground vii ho SOLD
chcnp, th' oNL.t o.us Wet. Apply to MM. ~ De.
Ion i, 20 hoI-e cnst nj 9TH ave- Brooklyn YNo
JHOE SALE uK EXCHANGE FOR VII.
unusiuIrh or cib pIup"ip, small farm Of 10
acre. "'.h hoIsc, barn Hnt n'.c-stD outbuildiues
I'm al".k mad 3. r,a ~ village Of Iiuniin 'on.
"Il SCUM uti, Ntlam,Iurrh. 2Gl
EOE SAIL ACHES OF GOOD LAND,
u.' p' .rtrl h,- .ooi house, barn. stable, ~ o
D. irF tr.u+ ,i1t rcr., aud iron,s BROOKLYN iuru-
hroo.. D, in 'lo miniturc store 37s
DDD ACHES OF FINE CONL, on MD
')Np limh'r luud IN rnu.ylvsnil To exchange
lor h,I'klh o. on, il,e wop,rW Si,Wo % r2Ooj
wants. Land Once. lD3 Division It. ~
sS0O.FoR sALF--A TWO STORY
NoN'o hons and lot; trrms, 1890 cesh; balance.
$50 Vu ate J. tU pad, Also for $500. terms rAuS
~ d owe. Andy to " THOMPSON, ooruer OH Az,
tnd Ion 4, -outh hfuokl o. JlI
$1,000 WILL Buy A SMALL FARM.
FiCOo contririn, = house and barn with Il
~ 900 OF uuo CrltNuvi Pul %. hours RIDE tram H.,
ct r the l.. /. H. T.. depot. Tcrms cash Apply
~ tho uiheo VI ta'io slate Co cor. 10Th and itr
81 III
G3JDO-toE SALE, A NEW 2.sToRG
Fas, "a tr marble riqutri- y,. Terms 1000 or more
c'rh, lait Oh. o. mOItg,gc Apply To BANkS g
IEANlS i-t. "or ui ith ave, south brooklyn. IlJ
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-06-16

John Mitchell, the former editor Of the
Richmond Enquirer, who has for the last
fortnight been continuing to work against
the government and the Union in the con-
genial atmosphere of the New York Ns7s,
hiss been arrested by General Dix. under
E5ov5 s7scII7 Whist has s.1 become IF IF i bRE@ 3..
but it Is supposed that he is nov in Fort
Lafayette. Very few will regret it if sum-
mary Justice is one to this sUVUadreL It
Is almost 8 pify thst Southern editors were
not especially enumerated among the ex-
cented Glass in President Johnson's smnes-
~ proclamation. They have done more
than any other clsss OF men to foment the
rebellion, 70 deceive the people and infame
their passions, and TO prevent the restora-
tion of the Union. Their unquestioned
sbility-we refer more particularly to the
writers for the Richmond press-snd IN
Ecrupulous and audaciOus disregard for
truth did infinite harm, not only by per,
shading h Southern people into rebellion
and encouraging them to persevere In it.
but in deceiving the people and govern
ments of foreign nations. Among these
men John Mitchell Was first in infamy and
devotion TO the rebellion. If he is an alien
and not liable to punishment under our
lsws. he may escape, but if SO justice will
be cheated.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-06-16
The Empress.

Eugene appears to entertain q perfect
passion for everything connected with the
memory If the unfortunate Marie Antoin-
elite. She has filed q large room st tho
Tuilleries with relics of this kind, where
she spends many hours in mournful con-
temptation. Only lately q wiring table
has been added to this collection, which
Prince Bsvesu purchased at the sale of the
Chateau CrAon, where the i'll fAted Queen
used TO pass many weeks.
Since the EnperOr's departure for Africa,
the long robes have taken entirely posses
sion of our pious Eugenie, and the church
reigns once more supreme at court. This
has given great oiense 20 George Sand,
who showed the other day her aversion to
the clergy in q very rude ana uRbecoming
manner. While attending the high mass
held ia memory of the CzsrowItch, who
died recently at Nice. She rose during the
service and lit her cigsr.-PGTiS Letter.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-06-16
Inc Ar,assInatIon TriaI.

We are enabled to form some idea of
the length o. time the Military Commission
will b further engaged in the trial of the
sssassins, by the arrangement among the
counsel that the argument of Hon. Rever-
dy johnson will be resd on Friday. This
will be followed by the argument of Mr..
Stone, counsel for Mudd and Harold. On
Saturday Mr.. Coz will present the defense
of 0LsughIin. On Monday Mr.. Aiken
will sum up, finally, on behalf of Mrs.
Sarratt. On Tuesdsy Psyne's and Atzsr.
otis counsel presents his arguments, and
the argument in behalf of Mudd, Spsngler,
and Arnold, will be made on Wednesday.
1t is believed that Judge Advocate General
Holt will present the final argument in
behalf Of the prosecution on Saturday, the
25th inst, and on the Monday folio wing
the Commission will conclude its work by
the findings ard sentence. The sentence
cannot under the rule, be promulgated
until after it has been approved by the
President, so that the end of the trial may
be reached before the first day Of July.
Cor, C~incinnati Commercial.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-06-16
JeR. Davis I'm Prison.

According to reliable information, JEFF
ferson Davis is still in Fortress Monroe,
Notwithstanding that he was several times
announced, on good authority, to have
arrived at Washington. The great Grim
inal appears to be already suffering the
penalty of his crimes. HIS appetite has
failed MIN, stirred natures sweet restorer"
refuses to bless him, and his days and
nights pass on in wfetched wakeiulness.
Those who saw him on Monday, report
him sitting in his bed, his brow furrowed,
and his cheeks supken, his eye l~istlesf,
gazing on the blank walls of his cell as If
be ssw q great horror before him and q
psllid terror. behind him. His nerves are
gone; he starts st the slightest noise like a
ievered child his pbysical organism is
prostrsted almost beyond recuperstioD.
His physicians, after consultation, imposed
absolute chsrnel-house quiet in his case
mate, and now the guards of the prisoner
pacs bis cell in slippers, that their foot
never reSds, never talks except 10 utter
querulous complaint and this last he in
dulges in much less frequently than he
did.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-06-16
-aenernIqrnnt fn CaIeaEe.

0LA4LLLA DIA1E n A8NDAO
Chicago gave Gen. Grsntsnd Gen. Sher-
man a magnificent reception. Gen, Grant
the great lion, and it required almost
IS much strategy for him to get about IS 1t
did to take Richmond. One hand of the
General had been shaken until it was help
less, and bis resorts TO save his other hand
from s Like fate Esss numerous bat only
moderately successful Hs apartments at
the hotel Btysa Hal The sauitsFylFdr
building, and wherever he CHANGED to 10
cate, we're beset by crowds beyond eompgt'
ation, and cheers we're dispensed in
canes. This is right. The nation can
never do enough for this most emil
rem efsoldisErs, under whose leadership It
has b. ca preserved. No success Csc spoil
General Grant. He always shuhs rather
than seeks notoriety, and in Che midst OF
ovStions that would turn tae head Of auy
ordinary man, he preserves the same mod
esty and simpricifro of manner that were
observable 10 the days of his obscurity.
! One discovery in relation to him has not
vet besa made, that i, how to get q speech
ont efhim. A dozsn orsO of words, putin
she metdirect form of returning thanks
is all that has been extracted from him
either at Washington, New York or Chics'
20. This is well enough, for Genera
/ Grants rhonored Is a msD Of scslon, and
not IS a msn Of words. When the nstior
wsnts 4 man famous for his gArrulity, i
viii calIupon thsteminent cataract OF yer
bisge who Isl now, probably disturbing
some solitude with his declsmation-ear
ret DSvt, Of Kentuekvl pc