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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-02
a CARD.

Ihe undersigned kavir sold out his entire sf9ek
OF seaes Made Cl3shIng, and GentIeasrs' FER.
nishing Goods, and ret red from the business
heTsu3 expresses his grateful aeknow Judgement.
t. lis Numerous friends and c1-ton8ers Tor their
past patronage 50 literally sxtended 20 him, aod
would respectfully racommand Ms~srs Taylcr 4
CO.. Ens hays sUcceedsd hiz IN fhe business ara
who are nov prepared TO furnish to their custom
sFS svsrJ sy1fcls IN their IL ., ef sss vesx bexs
qSa1szs as - So wsss szysssaA@ nzssss.
sz8Ss u. rvoE.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-02
REMOVAL.
THOs. @. MAGHEE

HAS Removed BIS WHOLESALE MARu-
~. ~ t@esatinE Embellishments - No. FIRST
sfkEAT, below Main. BE has q large aHd ala
sant assortment Of Home made Mcrk, ~ ssne a.
he hns.t, sasFAnteed geod a. chs hsss." and
t9F sale a. "ehsap - the cheapest" and litsSs
cheaper
Ms entire stock consisting Fl Are Ru1gy,
SSsons aud Carriage Harness. light Trottlng.
aeasy Negan. Dnsy, and Exprs@a Harness. Sod.
alees 10 eudlssa variety, nrdlsa Of all kinds, IL
any quantity, Collars airths eurcinrlss Ch~ek
Lines, Aliit~ry Work n short, tvrFyshing IN
ais line. from Hsnr trap G. "MoRstor bad
de has tssrt a.A uiscfured uBdsr hGs imme-
diAte napervtstaa hs Il iisul and experienced
Serkm $50 u naw aaeFe6 70 the trade 81
EASTER ; Pbi ~ Reine ahis b. compete sue
e~asfutly wNa a gtalus IA the market, 10 style,
hntah, dufass.it =sa eiss. hs eui1 ask- rial.
SAN n'e sxstsi.t '-f s.f.arss iss- sn9a
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-02
compouna esesor., Of wna oh,rr

has heoonle household wcrd throughout II,
Meat and south and his Worm LoEenges, n -
chan yaaF after their Introduction, attained
reputation - wide spread the continent .
North America. But the croW ting glory Of nj.
Tie remains g be attained in bis latest discovery
or rather combination; FOL be does DOT claim i
have besn the discoyersr Of CEDR0N, which il ths
basis OF the bittera row offered 10 the puhllr
THAT honor belongs TO the native inhabitants O.
Uentral America, So whom its virtues have bsau
eaeSn for more fhaa.two hundred vsara A. a
With IL, the Indian hds defiance to the mosi dead,
" malaria and handles without far the most ven.
onous serpents. Il is belief with them that
while there is breath lsft 10 ths body tbs Cedrol
e poisnt - care, no matter shat sh= aissass aas
BE-
while Dr. Ball is not prepared 70 ipdorss tat
extrsTsgaut pEetenEiou. Be is nevertheless satfa.
hsa from thorough sxaEainAtfea Of the svtenaos
piAttvs TO its VIRTUES that q remedy an6 pre-
Eentaitvs fbT eli diseases arising from sxpua4ra,
either % the changes q weather and eitaAsa or e.
gse msasm2tie tnauenCes. il efsRas without ii
val snd Justly deserres the rsratatieu Il haa Il
'o.ng enjoyed IN usairal AmsF . asa ths West In
- u
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-02
IN THE
Retail Department

We have q full stock of
Ladies Dress Goods, Chambra and
Plaid Ginghsms, Prints "a, "A,
ga, 10-4 Bleaehed and Brown Cot
tons, Silk and Mozambique Cireu-
larsand saeques, Ladies Sun I'm
hrellas and Parasols, Mosquito Net
ting and Bars, Go. 70 which We would
call the attention Of all wishing 10 pur-
ehases in orr line of business
myso-Iv JAQUEss = FRENCH,
M. 10 Ftwxf street Evansville
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-02

Ever brought to this market, consisting
Of
Brown Sheeting aud shirtings
Bieached Goods. American and
Foreign Dress Goods. Prints, Cash.
merss, Satinetts, Tweeds. Cotton.
AIDES, Linens and Ginghams. Gloves
and Hosiery, &c, &c. Also q full
stock Of Notions.
These Goods we're al bought before
the great advance in prices, and we will
guarantee to sell as low IS the same kind
Of Goods can be bought in any market
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-02

bOOta s1i JEo.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-02
A ARD.


ATE OF HESDE 8sOS, KENTUCKY. TEN
IL Ger bis pross SIGNAL ssrvacas % The cssizens
49, rs HsA Vanity US = sas reataance
0AzsaA- Gwa. Is AID
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-05-10
Thanks for Papers.

Our really hearty thanks are dpc Capt. REED,
gallant Louisianiau now sejoufning in ourmidst
70. copies Of the Phosaie Of ths3rd; ath aud 9th
of 6ay. Thess papers have helped Us out this
week ve:y much indeed. 1f'ahy friend Tor foo
aa Car SIS tha. i. concerred) arrives HI town with
answsrapsr from any psr. OF hc oivilirod world,
ne bee him, wi tears in our eyes, to give us the
sa;oe without q moments delay. as mat,crs now
st:nl, -He ncwsp:oe- n.sn elm a. pitiable state
Of tribuiatio,. ". might as. yell iirdin the cuye
9f rrop',nius The nsils arc becoming more
SID more rpasmidio every day; this afternoon
(M.n nisy) We sre to re' no Augusta papers. Even
Ru.or. wism We have always thought iuexhaus-
tibls, has ceased to vas her tongue. Neither tho
sOldiora who pass through our yillSse, nor the
citi+cns WIN conrrega;s in tho park. both reftics
of whom nre xeRcrally sa expert in, big tales Cd
Fslstaffs nenin bhckrrm;" have anything to,tell
now-a-days. If this stotc Of things continues
much longer, tho .4drer5iser win hava;to perish
..ntimely ct tbs rye Il? thirty one. -
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-05-10
A southeru achapaaSu.

The Methodist congregation we're delighted and
eaidsd On Sunday last by an intensely eloquent
and glorioudy patriotic sermon from the Rev.
M 0asaRY, Chaplain # Tcunessee Regiment
This humble ardzcalous. man Of &edsnnd feryeBt
snd devoted son Of the. South, has been preach
ing to the soldiorsfo for four years, ind well DO We
know that be is one Of the few who has Dotfaint-
ell by the way. Hepaid a magnificent 'ributs to
the ..ouatless heraes who have fallen in fhiswar-
more especially to those Christian soldiers, Who
linking the hummer Of tn, cross to tho banner Of
their country, hsvo fnllen with their faces to the
foe ana their ayes hxod upon Hssvon. And he
prayed that tAi. might not be the end Of the
strugsle! If every Southern man thought and
prayed as he does, it would net be the cnls We
have not the pleasure Of this reverend gsutlemah's
acquaintance, but ss shall ever hold his M nams in
high honor. ;,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-05-10
State of South Carolina,

HEADQUARTERS CoLuEBIA, May 5th, 1865.
YEyHE following telegram from General John
i ston has beon comuunicatsd to inc by Gen.
Lowell, and will servo to explain the proclamation
of thi, department, dated May I'd, 1865:
" Understanding between General Sherman
and myself that one seventh N-7) Of arms he
taken home by troops, there used to keep the
country quiet, or disposed of by Unitea State,
local commanders. Field transportation ana cub
sistonce stores taken BY. trUops-the former ydis.
any military proporty not required by 'roops goes
to United Statps."
Dy the Governor. A. G. MAGRATH.
Official: w. S. MULLINS, 1t. Col. and A. D. C..
Nav It 20
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-05-10
Fine Season.

Last Snck we complained OF the unreasonable
cold, but rhs week we return thanks for Taln.
We hayo had warm, gentle, nlerc;sul rain and
plenty of it. Wheat heads will now hli cut, corn
will spring of. brishly, who collsri plants, snap
beans, Irish pOsatoer, and ia fact oil the fruits of
the earth and "yorbs Of the garden, will grow
furieusly. In n very short tin,s, old field plans
(Which VIC verify believe to be the food of angels)
will be exultins and abounding Who viii not
mako up for two plunlcss years past' There is
good time coming in somo respects at least
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-05-10
OHp Mails.

or course our people must understand That, m.
DER .Yistisy circumstances. the present mail sn.
gagensnts will very seop have to be given ur.
In iar., NO ore alrsaly virtually wilaOa! mails.
lhss bsing tho oass, our citizens should meet
together r4d lsake some temporary arrangement
for THO tssniinission OF tho mails TO and frela
augusta, aud to aud from NisetJ Six. There
eer.ainly will he no g,sst difficulty in etscting
zach an arrangements It need oaly last y very
sser.tinO Therefore, let our practical business
men, whau they neot in tho park. vary the enter
tainrnent,by discussing this Important matter anil
doing something accordingly. Otherwise re
sbau euon hs in. .vuter darkness-in hcalhcnish,
barbarous and disgusting ignorance.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-05-10
HEADQUARTERS PosT AUGUSTA,
Ionr

Augusta, Ga. May 9th, 1858.
General Orders. No. l..
Pursuant to. Special Order from. Headquarters
District. Of Ssvnnnsh, hereby assume command
Of the Post of Augusta.
Oficors and enlisted men in the military Ser
vico of the United States win be careful TO nyoiG
all unnecessary interference With the inhabitants
and in.the discharge of all duties Will be firm ani
oourteous-bearing in miRd that they arc sta.
toned herefor theprotectiou Of life and property
Tho inhabitants Of the city ara .horcby warned
that any acts Of laulessness, disorder, orinsu
on their part will be promptly puaished. All per
sons becoming cognizaDt Of any acts in violation
Of the spirit or lettor of this orderare requested
to report tho same to these Headquarters.
Thefollowingoficers arc tenn porariIy appointed
Maj. Charles F. Allen, 3Sth Mass. Yols,. Pro
vost Marshall.
Lieut. Henry Lawrence, 18th Indiana Vol j.
Post Adjntant. =
Post Quarermaster.
Lieu.. Geo. n. HIndy. 22a Iowa Vols, A. D. C.
Lieut. David Wilson, 1lth Indisna vols.r a.
D. C.
They will be obsroi an,l respected accordingly
RDWaRD l.. NOLINEUX,
Brt Brig. Gen. l.. S. Vols.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-05-10
viyc Id Ragateile !

Except Capt EroEsE Burt; no one has sent
US strawberry during the present season. We
consider this, as we uselto say at zchool when
the boys stole our marbles, ,"dog mean" We
suppose however that people had no sugar them
selves, and knew wohaa,none. 0usgif.sd friend
an,l contributorof Rose. Costage" nrstuot for-
gs. the promise shelatsly made us 10 black and
white. Ne knew her TO- ba not only ehstmingly
intellectual, hdtsIso delightfully."- rotabie there
fore. We kesp her promise always ini;yiaw. Mr..
JAMES Mlus has also promised rolnatarily to ser d
us d. quantity of fruit this summer if be does
not, we'll publish him weekly as. . wicked dc,
ceiver. Wsexpecs him to besin,sith7 pluns ard
raspborries. -
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-05-10
Personal,

That pure-:aindcd end patriotic leader, Gen.
BsAuEEGAsD, whom South carOlinians slfculd
ever revere, sojorrped in EdgeGcld for two days
sna nights during the past wesk-tho guest Of
E1-Gov plcERSs. Con. 3. is on his way to the
West; he was accompanied by the distinguished
surgeon, DR.. CaeplS OF New Orleans, uho has
been Medical Director on his etaf since the bo-
ginning of tue war.
DR.. 4. ". GspsRs of Columbia, Surgeon Geu-
eral of the State, so we'll known lor tho many
great and successful efforts be has made for the
comfort and welfare of our soldiers, has also been
.ess; of EE-Gov. PIcGESs during the past week.
i;- isisnds-and that meaRa everybody in
Edscield District-of Gen. N. W. GARY have
been delighted to welcome him book. He hss
been with us for few days Of late, Is tho guest
Of DR.. WV. JENNINGS and Lieut.. Col. NICHoLsos.
he is still cmphaticnlly game cack; says be
has no idea Of budging foot towards the Tra's'
Mississippi, bu! on the contrary is going 10 ''ek
to South Caroins, and siuk or swiE, viii ni'
nutiye State. Gen. GARY vas accoNpsoinc -
bis friend, Col. san. MELTON Of for., la:"!y o.
! lAs Var Department, Richmord, but het'cr sn'l
vacrs widely known Us the former gifted aI.i as.
comslshsd clitoy OF the: Yorkvliis Enquirer.
we hor- tho latter sentlomaO, go calculated t.
ne shining orDsinsnt Of tis editorial profession,
will again tako up tl'e pen and scissors
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-05-10
From. the ca;r.linisr.

| Generals Grant and Stl man ara SAID to
have gone to Washington confer with the
Federal authorities on the subject Of Il def.
! mite settlement Of Lerins Of peace. Thcre ap-
| pears to be no doubt that these officers in
their consultation with Cen. Johnston made
; propositions, which were deemed worthy Of
acceptance by err authorities, but, whoa
brought before the Yankee President for rat
ifca.ion, were rejected on tho ground that DO
would not treat with rebels in arms.
Tfthis condition Of aliirs really exists, and
the above premises be correct, we argue from
! ITEM that nc tier Of the federal commanders
vii hc s,,i-e'l with the suu'ml3ry disrosit;na
! taat 10; bee1 made cf tie qucs:io... Thar
| aud tLeir arHi.cs alone c.nducsd Ia :lls result.
S. crmln a. Wcsfera iuan. cobiinen4in.
/ N.-tern troops. ioissht simply fer reatufa.
~. ps the Uniaa. l;ho captured negroes, il.
5 n,.to elnan','p.t'. bur To cIuploy tlem.
IN ahy :irniN. va 49,. -! ~ ara. =, hu
- any r,"ll u,.:, 4 na';v II pri",, ~,
:, .h s',ls: iii.'rr Or ~ -. :'.;i'' ~ =.
II Il. -, s.,.',e -. 'i re ,'fr-
,,5.nsiiF = -. '... .:.> q; i. -. =. ,i.r:;..
!,w. w:,o ~: : 2 ~, .r.i.''".: -. =" in
Columbia, ;liat 10 MN cp..!'. b mn:e otpps
ei :. ,:u,:r.: o: ,...,;. =. l.i.,... et cpt as
wa me,.,g han h. +, dcrs;, c:l,et.
WI principles, therefore, TINS frnly e.;
oil AID ti.ct qhj4cise point attained; with
i.:imease armies st ihcir. back vriah emhofy
aud represent rac c.trc powrr Of the Nor;h
with th.i- Iionor i,lig'ted az officers, who rs
smlc1 ti:> e,poa,iblrt.. Gf speaking for TIC
,,nsciva I've portion cf tle Hortb and ai.n q
n.l.u,:.l pride as men, lo.Seo tio tcrms upon
which ti.cv had mutually agreed, ratified BY
their own goyernment we can easily lcnd
crclencc 10 the statement that Grant and
Sherman have bn,h gone 10 Washington in
person to plead Tor th- adoption Of sieir s,iea.
sares. w: cargo eFsa 81 step aien'l, arl
anticipate that in tte event 3. tno rejection
of their propositions these laa :nrs vii refuse
to lend their armies or their Influence to any
further coer:ion Of the Snu,h.
The statesman who supposcs that this peo-
pie can be held in suhjection by military ru-
lars who. wi!l laif q ini'lion OF bsyoffets to
bacl, tbom, will exact oa.l,s on penalty of cor
fiscation and control c7cry maus' liberty to
thinl and :.cl 1y : rnere paper pass. il sf'rely
,sis sal:.9. alnl,st h.. either .c0ncilisirl or
.l..s.royc,l Tie rti:ec.iaa people o. The Nnrth
.e7oH our temper fcns W.: to imagine that
therc cla i,r y lniil:i!e er.,'.ad hrtNean the /
extremes. Tlie i.roro.iliars Of Grant snd
Sherman attest ,io kci;7i thcy e'!ierfai,l, and
rrohqlly within th;rtr '..rs. ;ho Ptrst. ppl~ +,
pits. AMI to-ums Oh ti.- Sprtl, will :lair III
urging declaration Of l'eaFn upon 'itc !nsis
SAIL to baye been accepted hJ our President !,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-05-10

Tbousapds of brave soldiers coming; hoGe
pennies. ard Without employment; and in many
eases coming :" families that ere equally penbi
lc,s Msny Ct our people at home haro large
sr,l,:ies Of provisions on hand, md tie dnty of
such is-to giys literally. and chserfally to those
:4,,.:y spldi.rs snd their families Help them
out this s.ar ut least. Next year. they will:
pesa help. Was there ever ,imo,ia human ap- a
nails. when the harvest for tho sick'es Of charity,
g,oi deeds, kind words and earnest iOrtitude'
wl7 50 rish, so ahuRiant. SO ripe? Endless delds
arc waving =hite for the gathering labsrs Of the
natr:ot, the phi}authrupist, and'the Christian.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-05-10
The yerrns of Pence.

We uro in .ecsipl of letter (says tho Augusta
Cons'itati"nniinj from an officer from the Head
quarters Of the army f Gen. Johnston. The
following is 80 extract from The lcttsr:
"GeRerals Johnston nnd Breekinridge held the
Conyoution with General Sherman ut Hillsboro.
Tho result Of the consultation Was peace, upon
the baais "f rsconsTuction, with MI rights under
the Constitution retained. Audrow johnson has
tolcgraphed from Washington bis approval of the
terms Of settlement agesd upon"
This letter is of late date, and comes direct,
and. states the case in few words. .r..z
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-05-10
Soldiers, Board Of Relic G..

A call meeting of this body will bs held ip The
Court House in this place on Monday the 29ad.
Sse Advertisement in another column. As will
Le aesn by tho order Of Cos. MAsnaTHy all pro.
YisioRa, tc, held " Confederate agents in this
State. are to be delivered pgsf 10 the sOldiers'
Boards of Relief. This Is q very admirable ar
raugement aud will condnce much to the comfort
of Soldiers families. Every member Of tho Edge
'acla Board ssould be present at the coll meeting
proposed. Nov, more thaR ercr, The dsaisa's
soldier, and his family must be taken care Of.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-05-10
State Of South Carolina.
HEADQUARTERS.
Cn.UNnra. May %, 1867.

Cni.rNniA. May ID, !Ss;:.
A. LII Officers AMI Agents of tho Confederate
IA Government VIII" may have in their cnai"':,,
subsistence stn-cs ami "iher property c"ilcct-!
for the use Of the Confederate armies, will reccvc
from The Snldicrs Board "t t;eliei in tina several
bistrcts Of the SL,tc. acnui,t.,ncs, for nhatovcr
may be turnctl over to snck Boards, who nro here
by authorized to receive the sGmc, Aud rash
Boards will report 20 HE State Auditor, JsMe.
Tupper, Es. any surplus in their hand., that it
may be applied to the relief of the distressed il,
other Districts OF IN, State.
By tho Governor. A. G. MaGEATH.
niRci.i: ". S. MULLINS, 1t. Col and a. D C.
May II 90
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-05-10
s1oo.o0O Reward in Goldi

IIEApQgARrgRs CAVALRY coRPs,
Military Biv. Miss; Macon, Gu, May 6, 1865.
One Kindred Thousand Dollars Reward in
Gold win be paid to any person or persons who
will apprehend and deliver Jefferson Davis 10 any
Of tho Military authorities ofthe ,United States.
Several millipns of specie, reported to be with
him, will bccone4hc property of tho eaptors.
a.. = J. II. WILSON,
Naior-General u. S. Army, Com'd'..
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-05-10
Edgeliell, April 20, 1865.

@e In Russia thOy baptiae infants b.: INNER
sim, and gen, rally in the winicr by cut
ting large hole through the ice in nUrl-r 10 shou
the faith Of tho parents. II posr child hap
pens to slip through p:ic.t's hand and is lost
under The ice, the man of Gvd esclains 81: +" Heaven
has taken this infant to i;sel!-hard al.ns an
other"
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-05-10
Terms Of Surrender !scswr"n Generals
Johnston and fn-sman.

The lolloWin. - 3 copr - :" !crms "t a
Ni':'r. "ory.:;.; - G. Is 'tsd It.c On the 26l
~. - -. $3.50. - .e. = Hau's. near Dur
e,#D.. :f..n \. e., a..Hr=u Gcn. Joseph L.
J.....y.,, s...n:e .!rs 'i.C nj. Ieratc army, and
81; g.. y St"r 49,, r,'n:ua"ling the UNI
tst .,e..' r'my j., E.7.a -r''',l"
I IS. .ott Il So. III part of the troops
uudst Genc,ai Jo..D ,'ns -lnuaud, to cease from
>hi. aaip
3. All :rln. eDi p,ib!i' property ts bs deposited
st Greensboro. and ds,;,rrcl tp.an ordnance oai-
eer of lie United .:ates army.
3. Rolls Of oil tho c.:irrrs aud men 10 be mada
in :upiea :a--one copy 10 &c .ciniaod by the com.
panader OF tas truops a.;d ,;,c other :" be given
to an officer IL - de:igusted ny Con. shern,sn.
Each officer aad un' O. r'SO his individual obli-
S.tiu,l, in ~r:iirg, rt 10 take u!' arms against
the Government Of the Un'cl States until prop
erls rHlnaycl fr"nl lis Obligation.
{. The .iJn-n-afs Of nfficvr. and their. private
'hcr,.s and haggagu Is be retained by them.
O. This ;.:;,,.r ,i,na ell the officers and men
shall 10 pefi;,;ttsd to return to their hemas, not
To ic disturbed by the United States authorities,
So long a. they observe their obligations aud tho
taws IN force where thoy may reside.
fSigned) : J. r. JOHNSTON, General,
Comma aiding c. S. Force, in n. @.
(signsd) W, T. SHERMAN. Maj. Gen'L
Commanding y. s. Forces in N. c.
Usicial kslloch Balconcr, A. A. @.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-05-10
State Of South Carolina,

AIEADQGAETERS, CoLuMElA, Apr. 30, 1855.
E THE rcnrescn la tinns which have been ma,is
H. to MO os The general practice OF distillatiun
of liuup hy porsplIs whu hare Cot ubtaihcd that
authority which The llWs ut the State require. AFRO
so general tha. there bc no doubt Of tho great
! mischief which is puw affecting the people Of the
S;ars. That the laws Of the State should be
openly ,iuatcd, is Of itself, public urong, thsn
which none can bo greater, and which must DO
r.dressed. That tho purpose for which these
laws are violated should. bc productive of the
certain misery AMI unhappiress Of the peoIlo Uf
,be State is un occasion which calls for the united
action OF all good citizens in maintaining the
integrity OF the l0ws, and protecting the lives
and fortunes Of their elow-men.
II. For tho information Of all persons, it is
no@ proclaimed that the lays which are ct forco
in the State of South Carolina, and which ronder
lawful the distai.n of liquors, ere to be strictly
enforced. 70 tIUse laws attention rs rtQuirva
obedience is duo aud must be given.
III. 1t is tho duty Of all persons having rea-
souabls ground for lbo suspicion that these laws
arc violated, to give Information thereof! that
sach violation may be prevented and punished.
W. Under whatever other prstcxt, justiica-
ton, or excuse may b. sought or thee practices,
it is sufficient now to proclaim that the laws Of
the State afford tac only sanction which can he
had. anil thu. these laws alonc Indicate tae mode
In wQlcQ t0oC SuIcitUu Cdu oc OotoinSN'
Y. Sh,ritfs OF thy STATE, and all magistrates in
ths d;Aerent Districts ~ ,hoState, will, with al
due diligence, pu.crc,i TO combine their oforts for
the detection of thcs- VIII a-e guilty of 4 voin-
tion Of thoss laws (. sud- il Mi other re.!ect'. {,
securc L.,, Observance of ;he enaeimea's % thy
State which is a',re c"Hsis'eai w.'l: the -"s.'c:
due I, i,s.au u'h"ry.
VI 81. pc';0ssn-,ase' ~ u, 'iistiNrtc:. -,
liq,o.s 're,s4e,; f4as2 s Slavs &th2 Sts,c, NJ!
b. rcQrir,rl - rr.Se1rl the efi0:nr" si tho IL.
iiai.y given !" ,hr:n To continue in s,N-il b@:-
,css .nd il, Nil cases whom such authority is
no, cxi,ihitg;. i:'i'r:na,i"n 'hercef will b: r"n
municAtr! t hc rfpsy'r'inS Officers Of the State,
who may be app ,pe'' "r tle enfarccmar: Of the
criminal law. OF Tie lan'l in that portion Of tho
Slatc wher. surh violation may be inuri.
vIf. The Auditor ,iraerat al ehs State. James
Turner. Esq will obtain from tho proper piiccr.
the names n' such persons as bavc been ,lu!y au-
thorinel 70 engage in the !'stilati ~ 'f li'l',-s
aud nuhlish hc sane ;...sef-i l; -ri.,iR.
Re .Le t;aycri, ir 6 Ws!il2A.I3
naic:al u. 5. Nu1L.ys, IL. G9i. i.alt.i. D Q.
May9 II - 20
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Confederate Money.

No; being able to purchase anything with our
present supply of Confederate money, We will
not take it after this date (until furtb notice. in
payment Gf subscription.
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DxAru OF BoorH.-Ws iearn from gentleman
just from Savannah that Booth, the Washington
ASSASSIN, was shot in rirginisa fen days sinceon
the Rappahdhpock river. The officers pursued
him so closely thst he took refuge ina barn AZ
tar'ovetal vain eaOrts to get him out, the build
ing was fired. As he came from it hs showed
dshl aud was SHOT in tho neck. He died aboai
three hours aftsr. ;: g.
An accomplioe who was with himuas captured
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Our Agricultural Department.

We call the especial attention Of our readcrsto
our agricultural department of this issue. We
Gull all of this interesting matter from back num-
bers of tse Southern Cabipator.