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Evansville daily journal., 1865-11-15
Ghs RaiIu auupual.
JOURNAL BUILDINGS,
LOCUST STREET,
BETWEEN FIRST AND wArER.
RAILROAD
TIME-TAB L e {:
Takes Eject Thursday, Nov. 8, 1865.


EVANSVILLE & CRAWFORDSvILLE.
GOING NORTH.
Leave. sATriVe drTire.
Evansville. Yineennts. 7. Haute
Accommodation, 8 40 N 1927 AM 2:16 N
Mail................ % :15 N IL AT Am $500
yincennes Acc'm :3oP 5:15P .........---
GoISs SOUTH.
Leave Leave. A'Tive.
Terre Haute. ViDcennes. E'vil'e
vIncennes Acc'm ........... e:SoAM 9:l5
Freight 4 Acc'm 6 so A l2;S0P o:UoP
Maii......... ......... 3 :20P 6:34P NJ 9:U1 N
TERRE HAUTE & INDIANAPOLIS.
From TERRE HAUTE.
Leave. lvriee
Night Express :13 N 1908 NJ
Accommodation .....-............T:15 :15 A $3.50 NJ
Hsil..............-... 3:20 III 10
ExpFess................ ........ ..4:25 Pm 3:20
OHIO Il MISSISSIPPI r. X.
FROM vIEoESErs.
Going East. Going Wesi
10 NJ :b5
Ex 10 :65 6:OOH
Evansville daily journal., 1865-11-15

R@ We have large and fine assort.
ment of Ladies. Glove kid Congress
Caters and Polish Boots, just received.
J. S. Kicker & Co.,
nol5-2t s Second street.
Evansville daily journal., 1865-11-15

D@r The police report an in gathering
of thieves and burglars into the city.
Watch your fastenings, and put fresh
caps TN your revolvers.
Evansville daily journal., 1865-11-15

nA Twenty barrels of Golden Rus
set Apples, just received at the New
York Grocery. All wishing fine eating
fruit, now have an opportunity of secu-
ring the hest.
Evansville daily journal., 1865-11-15

RAJ Good photographs can be had at
Strong's gallery on Main street, opposite
the Court House, for So per dozen.
nov8dlw Gff19
Evansville daily journal., 1865-11-15
Regular Evansville, Cairo and Mem
phfR Packet Line.

pkAAh EacAcS Afnes
+ The C0mmcdious Passenger Steamer
4 snA&+A LIBERTY NO. q,
- CoaNER, M sster......E. JUDeE Clerk
Leaves Evansville every Thursday at twelve
o'clock. noon. Returning, will leave Mem phis
every >aturday evening at 8 o'clock, arriving vt
Evansville Monday yevenings -
For freight or passage apply on board or to
HALL & RUDD, or
cox HUMPHREY,
myI3-u LLgf 81 . A9ents.l
Evansville daily journal., 1865-11-15

GoDEY's LADY's Book - Dobell has
laid on our table Godey's Lady's Book
for December. 1t is most charming
number, beautifully illustrated.
Evansville daily journal., 1865-11-15

s65 The mail up Tennessee river
from Cairo is now in operation. 1t is
carried to Iuka, Miss.
Evansville daily journal., 1865-11-15

H9r Fine sewed and pegged Boots,
for men and boys, at prices to suit al.
Splendid goods and low prices at the
BosToN SHOE STORE,
nol5-2t % 8 Second street.
Evansville daily journal., 1865-11-15

CoTToN.-A number of farmers from
Tennessee and Northern Alabama came
here on the J. p. Webb, with from one
to five bales of cotton each, for sale
with view of buying supplies. Some
of our grocery men make liberal ad-
yances on this cotton, and will ship it to
the East. WF
We ought to have established here a
Board of Trade and good cotton mar
ket, where such men could find ready
market for their cotton at price slightly
below the New York market. 1t would
attract large amount of trade here
which now goes to st. Louis and Gin
cinnati @l
Evansville daily journal., 1865-11-15
.ATENT LOOMS FOR SALE

Lambs Patent Self Weaving Loom weaves 3
yard Of Jeans in thirty minutes, weayes eight
different kinds of cloth ON the aame warp, weeyes
double width blankets, weaves seamles sacks and
requires no skill to weave. Call and see one at
work, at No. First stre I, Evansville.
n7-d&w3m WIN. BLAKELY, Genl Agent.
Evansville daily journal., 1865-11-15

BG- We cali the especial attention of
sportsmen to the advertisement of G. A.
Mayer & Sons, who are selling out at
cost and carriage, nov14 DIT
Evansville daily journal., 1865-11-15

For SALE-Lots Is and l6, in Block
81 of the Eastern Enlargement, being
60 feet fronting on Walnut street, be-
tWe4n Seventh and Eighth streets.
Title perfect. Terms easy.
Enquire of ASA IGLEHART,
novl1 dot s Third street.
Evansville daily journal., 1865-11-15
DISSOLUTION.

-FFNHE oo-PARFEERsHrP HERETOFORE
existing between the undersigned, under
the style Of Akin q Dusouchst, Is hereby dis
solved by the withdrawal of ". M. Akin. The
business will be continued blythe remaining part
ner, under the style Of y. O. Dusouchet & Co.
W.A. AKIN,
Ioct16-sw. J. @. DUs0UOHET,
Evansville daily journal., 1865-11-15

BoARDING.-A few dodgers and num-
Der of daily or weekly, boarders, can be
accommodated by applying a Mrs. Dan
nelps, corner of Second and Sycamore
streets. -- noll-1w
Evansville daily journal., 1865-11-15
oLEAs1sGs TaoM DUB EXCHANGES.

CincinRdh The CommerciaI q Monday says:
The weather. continues clear and delightful,
while it is mild and plsasant at noon. AT Pitt
burg, the river is faIlingi with AZ feet Ia the
channel last night. The river is now reeeding
from Pittsburg to Louisville, but swelling from
Evansville to Cairo. Here, 1t has receded hve
inches during ths twenty four hours, ending last
night. There are feet hence to Louisville.
There are feet full in the canal, and feet on
the shoslest bars along the Lower Ohio.
Captain VIM. Knight, Capt. Lon Bryson and
Mate VIM. Kirker left for New Albany on the
Nick Longwortb yesterday, to bring up the ne"
Pomeroy and Cincinnati packet ST. James, pro
viding there Is sufficient water ou the Falls TO
permit her to ascsnd the Indiana chute.
Evansville daily journal., 1865-11-15
naairahla Pronerty for Sale.

DRICK sToRE.HoUsE AND DWELLING,
I'D comprising brick Ice-house, Ware house and
Stable, 467z feet front, corner Eighth and Locust
nsreets- Terms essy.
noe 2w Il. INGLE
Evansville daily journal., 1865-11-15

Alas, you viii have to get the pumps
at work again to keep out the "sepage,"
and frogs and mud-turtles will again
reYel on your corner lots. -. : -.
Evansville daily journal., 1865-11-15
Observation-Disclosures Is
City and State.

S9- There was again prevalent
scarcity of local incidents yesterday.
The whole country is suffering in like
manner.
Evansville daily journal., 1865-11-15
3 ~ A4IlsS o.
| Me o Z

Corner of Locust and Third streets, and
buy your Meat, Fruit and Vegetables for
dinner All orders delivered at market
prices. --,, -,+t,- --,s-f nl1-lw
Evansville daily journal., 1865-11-15

sALrl sAIrl-A full supply of small
barrels just received by Las
L. RUFFEER, JR,
Annnt Knnnuhn Cnlk Nnrnnnru
Evansville daily journal., 1865-11-15
AUCTION SALE.
FOR SALE.
House and Lot for sale.

DIANo "A FINE, IMPROVED SEVEN OO.
II tAvo Piano, new and In good order. Price
$500. Enquire Of Rev. Ohas Runck, Leet street
nI4-lw
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Sailing off at Oost PeremptorlIY.

s0 City Orders for Sale at this
Evansville daily journal., 1865-11-15
River Items.

To Qua RIvER FRIENDS We respectful ly ask /
the officers of steamboats, arriving at this port, TO
furnish us with memoranda, manifests, and all
other intelligence relating the IL terssts of the
river. Such favors will meet with the truest ap-
probation, if addressed to the River Editor Evans
vile JoUREAL, and left with either of the wharf.
boats.
Weather and River.-The weather is cloudy and
warm with strong indication of rain....The
river is rather on the decline, but goes down
slowly. Il is falling all the way hencs to Pitts
burg.
Arrivals Gnd Pepartures.-The arrivals and de-
psrturss since our last report include the Silver
Moon and Celeste, Cincinnati to Memphis ]. P.
Webb, Eastport to Evansville; Armada, Cairo to
Evansville; Spray and Anna, Memphis 10 Cincin-
natl Baltimore, Vicksburg to Louisville; New
State, Pitrsburg to st. Louis st. Patrick, Louis
willie to Memphis; Superior, Louisville and re-
turn.
Boats LHe-Among the first boats due here are
the Emma Floyd, for Nashville; Argosy, for
JohnsonvilIe; Kate Putnam and Nsugatuck, for
! St. Louis; st. Cloud, Phan tom, Anglo-saxon, /,
Golden Eagle, Minneola and Tarascon, for Mem
phis; J. T McCombs, from Louisville; Liberty
10. 2, B. Woodward and E. G. Hillman, from
Cairo Emperor, Wananets and Emerald, for New
Orleans.
MisceHaneoMs.-Bzsiness was brisk on the levee
yesterday with frequent arrivals..-..-...The j. p
Webb arrived from Eastport Monday night with
the biggest trip of the season, including 25(
bales of cotton, large lot of cotton batting, S5.
! OOs feet yellow pine lumber dressed, and much
other freight end her cabin full of people. Ths
lumber ia very nice article, and is consigned tC
! the great "FpIintsr man. Rev. John Frsling
huyeen Glover, Of this city. There is an imraens'
| amount more to come. The Webb is filing NJ
fast and will leave for Eastport this evening. sh'
brought in large orders and numerous people with
| small lots OF cotton on which they receive libe
raI edvarcps here, with which they purchsst
4 g.Uds and supplies.....-.The Armada brought VI
good trip. he returns TO Cairo 10 day ant
1 should be literally pstronized by our merchan >.
/ ....All the boats down had good trips........
The Baltimore passed up with a number of empty
| barges in tow. She took in addition fre n
/ here.......The Anna frcm st. Louis, and th
| Spray from Memphis bad rBcderste trips. h
| Anpa took the Melnotts's bargs loaded will
| goods.........Ths st. Patrick nearly full o
| freight and was crowded with ps5sengers.........
Oapt. j. B. Archer is on tie Liberty No. 2. on hi
way home, and will be hero this morning. Hi
health is much improved....... The Superior ha
not arrived lats last night. The st. Patrick lef
her at ths bank few miles below New Albany
AID from appearances supposed something wa
wrong with her.
Evansville daily journal., 1865-11-15
49, NORTnM9.
9 NOTICE.
FIRE LIMITS

NoTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT WILL
IN apply to the City Council for permission to
erect frame Blacksmith Shop on the corner Of
Walnut and Fourth streets, lot 1885, Old Plan
of the city of Evansville, within the fire limits
Evansville daily journal., 1865-11-15

s9- Quid land many others) rides.
I-Nsa0 Albany Ledger.
They rides what Charley? And il SO,
what kind of saddle do they use2
Evansville daily journal., 1865-11-15

FOR SALE-A frst-class Fire.
Proof Safe, with Herring's bur
glar-proof vault, together with
the other fixtures of the Cont
mental Bank. Apply to
CONVERGE CLEMENT.
Evansville daily journal., 1865-11-15
NEW MUSIC.
.rlendId Lot orNexy ntusI

SACRED.
aJESUS, SAVIoUR OF MY soUL; - Sophrano,
solo and Quartette BY 800.
't COME UNTO ME" By ymsil..............-....3Oc.
"FADING, STILL FADING" By mail...-..35c.
AGAIN AS EVENING. By mai.
BALLADS.
"CUsHLA ANGLES MACHREE - beautiful
Irish ballad By
T" MOTHER, STARS ARE sHiNIEG;'' a lit
tie song for little people, BY mail...........30c
"MY ANGEL BOY, 1 CANNOT SEE TREE
DIE" By
s'fTHEN TURN YOUR THOUGHTS T0ME,s
Song and chorus. By mail. .35c
SOL DON'T CARE.'' By mail.....-..........3Oc.
I"JEkF. II PETTlCoATs," with picturs) ..30c.
The above pieces, together with q large lot of
resolved and for aale by A
WARREN ooNYNGToN.
Evansville daily journal., 1865-11-15

The STREE--FIBLrEG JoB.-The loco
motive employed in the street filing Job,
burned cut its dues on Friday. 1t will
be four or five days before it can be re-
paired SO as to go to work again. Cairo
Evansville daily journal., 1865-11-15

GOLDMAN, BERG & Co., corner Of First
and Sycamore streets, being compelled
to vacate the rooms they now occupy,
on the 1st of December, will sell, until
that time, their entire stock of ready
made Clothing, comprising every quality,
POSITIVELY AT COST.
Now is the time for bargains, such aE
were never before offered in this city
For fifteen days only. nol5-2w
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NICE NEW FRAME HOUSE, WITH
n large corner lot, we'll set with shrubbery,
one of the best locations in the city, corner OF
Seventh and Chestnut streets.
Also, II desired, the whole, q part OF the
furniture will be included 10 the sale.
INQUIRE of AIKEN & DUSOUCHET,
Water street, SamI Orr's Block.
Evansville daily journal., 1865-11-15
BOARDING.
LAW.

A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE CAN sECU BE
N pleasant front room and boarding, by ap-
plying Co Mrs. Raligh, on Third street. fn9d3t
Evansville daily journal., 1865-11-15
TRIBES Sc PLANTS

PERsoNs WHO SUBSCRIBED FoR TREEs
= and Plants from the Cooper Nursery, Of
Springfield, Ohio, will find them ready for de.
livery to-day, short distance east Of the Depot.
Nov. l4th, 1855. iaa.ss 1t
Evansville daily journal., 1865-11-15

This house has ten rooms, nicely furnished, and
gas in every room fne cellar, two cisterns, and
the requisite outbuildings, all in good order.
Evansville daily journal., 1865-11-15

The house and furniture will be open for in
spe1 tion, 20 persons desirous of purchasing from
Il to IL O'Clock, A. NJ, daily. for two weeks:
o29 3w GEO. w. AMORY.
Evansville daily journal., 1865-11-15

S9r when you go to the Postoaice
stop at the a
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-04-26
Important from the North.

To Major Gen. Sherman:
President L:nc61,l was ltnnrdcred a5ok te:i
o'clock last night in this city by an as'sssin
who she: him III the K:ad viii pistol ball,
Ahoa! Tie same time Mr. Stewards house
VS. g cred branot!ieffISa'5in' VINO ss9'e''
thought he may possibly recover.
Bat his sos Fred may possib!.: iia cI
w0uEds received !rcm the assassin.
'The assassin Il the President leaped from
tho boS brandishins lis dagger aud excaim-
ing, Sic sewper tyrann;s Virginia Is
avenged !"
Mr. Lincoln fell sensslrss frcm his seat
and Continued in thar sondiiiun until twenty
minutes after ten o'el ck this morning at
which time. he brsathed his last.
Vice President Johnston now becomes
President, and will take The Ca h OF .cllice,
and assume the duties to-day. =
(Signedl. L. bl. STANTON,
Secretary of War.
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Armistics Between Generals Johnston
ard Sherman.
%ArGusn, April '".l'

<AccusEa, April '".h.
At Macon this morning the enemy nndtl
s;ai Gen Wilson were notified by Gen I''wci'
| Cohbt that trrcehad been negotiated between
the authorities t the Two e gosetnmcnts. and
asking ihem 20 rcsgcci it.
The q. FIRST letrsvd TO believe TIE
commuucaiiun. tut at laiesf alviccs illa two
commanders we're negotiating: undcr l!:g of
trucc tile- points Il the arm;st &c.
No preparatians were mad,std defend Ma
co because of tha notification Of The arms
tice furnished 10 Gen Cobb.
The enc.ay numbered six thousand noun
ted infantry With twn sections CT artillery,
aud are in front Of he dei.nces "i.Macon.
General Fry, comnandau; az this post vas
.nrtGed today that an :.y'nis'c- was in force
between Generals JohDs:on AND Shtrolan,
and extended to al! hel:ieereois, in the field
under their respective command.
Couriers have been seut Ironqtly 30 Sa-
vannah and other points garrisoned by the
encray.to notify them If the existing coEdi-
ticn of affairs.
The armi=tioe has al provision that eiincr
party shall give forty,ci: ht hours notice be-.
iare the resumption Of l.ostilities.
= This is considered tantamount TO peace.
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T;,a :..ngr,s -; o. III. army.

ave u,ed lie ord. ho;n"l&y,, in ny ~
.c:.u,,:s. a:..! i, ba, ar:G si.,G=;ca that aiidlg
y,,l!c r-a.ie:s d. nct knuw tie :!ic,il!li2. If
~ term. has ue;i Il r,e1s"i@s! p''S'I'n
LIE army ie.ic',n ray !non, ~ho has s',"i'
nc o,j'c dat II APPLIES 10 vii! :ics,: '';''e',
Sal; It was .druir.hi, -s.ecIed. f"ncY Il
RI. ce.i mar biackenad - iles "ae NJ "';'t;
pitie kIo IRE, ncu9ted ga etta@'My aux,
without p Saddle with "Gnn, ;: h:al''=cs, a
butcher knife and plug ba', e:.iii'5 ii,s
saY through The pine forests lar CIT "'' TIE
iiuNks of Il cyluilu, ken Oh the s@crt oi
RIB. Is. or bnron ,r siiv,r s.9Ions, or cora, OF
anyttliis valuable, and you lla;: ''i:n III yoar
mind. Think Low you 's"u!d admire lin
if YOU were lone wom:o,. wili g ::ndl;'
of small chil,!reu !ar iar from help. wge''
h., blandIy iip,ircd wherc yoc kept Your
valunablas. TAlal; how yol would sm!lc
wien lie p-cycd open yorr chests win hl5
bayonct or linockea 10 pieces yoar 'a5l.s,
piano aud chairs; tore yoar hed-c!o;hlna III
lhree-inch strip. an'i1ssaltefsd the strips
atuus ,he yarl. The 0humnyrs2 say it
t;,..es 100 nucA time 10 uSe keys. Color j;
no plotecl;oa ;con these luu.,: ae;s.' The:
Ga thfcusi negro cakia III sfagch oi did
monds and gold watches, with just as much
freedom aud. vivacity as they foot" the
dwelling Ola wealthy planter: They appear
to<be possessed Of spirit of "pure cnssed'
ness One incident or many will illustrate
a sbummer" stepped into a heuse "gd in
ouircd for sorghum. rhe lady OF the house
presented jug which he saia was TOO heavy
so he rerely SHED nis cantcor. Then tskiul
huge wad of tobacco from hi, mouth; ht
| thrust it into the jug. The lady inquired, j.
wonder, why..he spoiled that which ne did
not want. sob, some fc!ler II come alon:
and taste that sorghum, hink you've pnisonet
| him; allen he'll burn your cl.l house lheri
arc hundreds of these mounted meh, With IN
Lco!ulnn, and they 90 everywhere. ;5omc O
them are loaded duwn with silSerwa'e, gcli
coin and other valuables.-Ccr. ;, y. hcr
aid.
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Why SHOULD ANT Man SwEam2-i can
c,,,en;ye u no isus9n why lie should, but
mary WHY ne sNonld rot.
|. I,;smasa. 4 ,aan Of hiahniorsl standing
would ;...i.a.; IS leave atca! sheep rs swear.
?. - IS val5:er; alt.get';cr too low for. de
.cea; MAN.
2 lis c,wGr;lg; implying fesr c;t.er q
ne, being b.lcvaJ, OF o;'eye'l.
!, |. IS ~. ,u:'cnNrly. y coniama1. &c
c..,,i,.. ~ .IFesaie:, IS Vel! bred, refined
suci, ln oac w:i NC n!,:e swear than 60
int, he streets smd throw mud with a c'ot'-
hopper. !.
extremely pi.iIL ijr human cers.
i. Its ooiis! " want fdccency is want
oi s..ase...'-Pope:
!, /; is a,a~ive-to the mind which con.
ca;va- .,i,. oath. tr the ;",Eue which uttors
IT, ana 20 Tie person TO wliem it is aimed.
S. T;ls veaemous; sbcwing. mau's heart
T.. he ..rest Of virers: aud every time lie
swear;. o.r ii ,ne,n slicks fu' o' his bead
.. !. i; ~o'ite;opli'l,--!.r:ai:ias the res
pet, oi all ,ir viz, ;.n. sn'a.
~. IL IS wickr:': via .tnc t.lc D;sitc l;w,
ana! nrovoking 'ie di>p!easure of Him v:ho
wiliiloj ho4,, him gu;iilcss who akcs His
pane in vain.
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Yhe.capitulatioa of Gen'fLec.

! Runiors OF very painful and depressing
| character have been prevalent in our city tie
past day; or two, involving the lossby capture
81 a portion Of tie gallant Army Of Noribeern
| Virginia, and li,e cspitGlaten of the hcroic
GeEstral Lee 10 Che enemy. Reluctant to give
crodsace toabeSe stories of disaster, and hop
ipg.against hope, tint they might prove fase,
we have RETAINED from giving them publicity.
it's, however, no longersihe part OF wisdom
or prudence to withhold the facts OF the case,
SO fiji as tltcy nave reached us-facts that are
Gloomy enough in al conscience, but which
By no nleans.ncccesstate our :.bandon;nent OF
>ihe struggle or the folding oi,the hands OF
lthe pccple in mute. despair. Rather should
they nerve men. resolved to be free to more
determined and uuitcd action.
Itappears that the first considerable en-
,cageneut between General Lee and the forces
If Grant after the uncoveriNg OF the Capitol,
occurred at Amelia c. H., thirty-six. miles
south Of Richmond, where the e .cmy were
re;Siulscd. Gcn!Les subsequently, withdrew
Is JetersviIe point still further seouthwerd,
on the I;nc Ct the Danvi!las railroad; where
;nakine stand behind temporary hreastworks,
he arnia gave battle TO the pursuing enemy,
ard again repu'sed him, intiict;ng & hcary
loss.
sheridan's occupancy of Burksvlle juno
ton rendercdit impossible for Gen. Lee to
continue his,retreat along the Dsnrii'es road,
and he accordingly with rew through Cum
heriand and Buckingham c:ninties into Ap.
poaatlox, tending vest and towards Lynch
burg.
On this rotrcas the crown;ng disasters to
QUE armies occurred, resulting in the loss Of
the baggage ana ordnance trains ana'qaaati
ty sf artillery At Appcmattox CHI, on tie
SJh OF Anri Gen Lee i,nad himself confror-
.e! by Grsnt' 10 oier resistance lie had
Fbut twenty Eve thousard Inap, U!lo W. r.
Wi honr tooh or ammunition. a. t:Is jnrc-
',me Of aif:irs hc RECEIVED c2in"lan;r"ifi'''i
f:o.n GRAFT wto 'vaS well awar" Il -. sir.:':
10 which Ills great adversary was dace'i. a
correspondence. enSucd w"ic; ie5.i'ir-l i'' Ia,
c X! ur;ion 6i Gen lee ed twelve ih"Hsa''ti
d bs myn. The renaiing thirteen thou
sand woro >cl' "a BY Lee and ordered 10 re-
port to Gen Johnston Immediately, rat Char
lotto. n. g. within twenty dayS.. The .uel-
aach " Office q surrendsiirg he army. vas
rendered to Gen. Longs rect, nut he dGciinad
amd Gen. Lcc performed The gtacc!eSs oiiice
with the elevated dignity Of his grand nature.
He was i'm nslialeiy bsrnlsd. and Giv"aii liner
= 10 70 ,t'l.- Nnrti, - South. Gae rarart
,aics thu; te ps,,cmdea tn Ri..'il.9tn w:'."re
is f:uiiy is:.ant! anoiGsr That he l. nj
!;;rccusacro, \. Z.
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MANs Yovn QwS SoAr.--Any orc can

MAKE YorG QwS SoAr.---Any orc can
have good ;o:ie. .cap .:'in will take the trs'r'-
bic. Go 10 irnlg store ai'i buy 1--WE pcunS,
Of sai:oda and b,i! ii in twelve quarts Of 'sa-
,e.: t:,I<a i've ponm,s ef urs!ak,d line. e'ii
bo:l also in twelve quarts Of water. 'tes"
b5,!. a:a.oissoly:df mix tae.n Together. lei the
mixiaro ro.n,ia twenty four hours, thea p"nr
of .Jc clear liquid. And to this mixture
three and a hall ponad' Of lard and four
ounces Of roSin, boii ;i,e compound together
u7,:il il hecomes ropy, then pouroif, and when
coll; en-: into cakes.
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State of South Carolina.
~ 'EDGEFFEHD DISTRICT.
IN 0RDINARY.

% IN OHUINART.
DE W. r. DURISoE, Esq, Ordinary Of Edge
I'D field District -
Whercas, Z.W. Carwile, C. E. E. D., has ap-
piled 20 Inc for Letters Of Administration. on ah
and singular the goods and chattslss rights and;
credits of W. L. Butlor, hto Of The District
aforesaid, decd. 80
These nre,.thcrefore, to cite and admonisl3slI
and singular, the kindred and credhorssof tho,
said deceased, to be and appear before me, at our
next ordinarys Court for tho ssid District, to be
holden at Edgeield c. a.. on the 22a day Of
April next, to shoy cauae,. if any, why the said
administration ahould not be granted
Given under my hand apdrseal, this I4lh day
of Mar. in the year of our Lord one thousand
eight hundred and Sixty five, and in the eighty
ninth year Of the Independence.of South Caro-
lima. W.F. DURIS0E, O.E.D.
Mnr Ii Rt II
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-04-26

CuRE FOR THE lIse GHoLERer-Mr James
C. Floyd, of1Ghombers county, Am., sends
the Moai sou,cry Advertiser this "infallibie
cure for hog cholers:' -
Take ouc gill + tar, lla.r gill Of peanut oil,
two tablespoonful Of spirits al turpentne, mix
veil, then drench the patient as follows ::
Pour one fourth Of Tie mixture DOWN its NOS;
tr1s, the reminder down lis throat; then Gu.
the. strings under the upper lip. Repeat tie
dose in twenty folr hours. Iwce :tscnching
wifi be sufficient to, effect a. cure. lave
bean tronbl, d with the. disease ijr tie list
.we!vc mointha During INSTALL aah winter
I lost some thirty odi lead a7li wii',i,i 4hs;
ti,;e i,i5Sd -lDany rcnedgs, @ith1ut sr;ctcss:
! have ha;n ~! . siFcf;inve rtmcts: ior I'D
FAST t.l;r OF IKE me:lhs u, 1e or ,r,:fN-c-S~s
ard have 1!tf'loS, u ease thatl ..ayz aNP';Fc'
il 10. P..ys5,>s ,tonli hG'c,rt!'ui AMI erancli
tir:r ;,.ess s,..,', c,->iTc;tf:er Ii:oE :Ys
iaEyu ;,.;
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-04-26

CHARCOAL. ron TunKEys.--tour 'arkeys
we're corfinca in q pen and ted on meal, bull
cd ,.o,a.oes .n! oats. Four others of thc
some brood ,rere also at the sa;ac time coa-
tipc,l in another pan, and fei daily on the
same articles, but with one pint Of finely. pnl-
verizeii charc 1ai mixed with their meal and
potatoes The: also bad a plentiful fnp9ly
OF broken charccaliin their pen. The eight
were l,il.ed on the same day, and there was a
difference Of one and a half pounds cac, in
flv..r Of the fowls which Lad been supplied
w:,h' the charcoal, they being much the fat.
test, AID the meat greatly superior in point oil
tenderness an; flavor.