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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-04-26
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Council, held last night, the Committee o.,
Claims, to whom vas referred the claims Of
Messrs VIM Bushby, D. &. Watkins, Thos
s. Jameson and II. l.. Simpson, made f.
vorabe report which was accepted.
The Auditor Was ordered to issue bis warrant
in favor OF VIM. Bushby for the sum OF sl26l.
The claim Of FL H. Simpson, amounting t.
to Sl3 70 was ordered TO be paid.
The claim Of Thos S. Jameson, amounting
10 50 Is, was ordered to be paid in tax bills
The claim of David g. Watkins, amounting
70 500 l 9 was ordered 70 be paid
The Committee on Public Property reported
back communication from the Chiet kosi.
neer Of the Fire Department, in relation to
the Sun Engine House, and the Hose Of the
Old Star Fire Co., and also reported the toll
lowing resolution
Resolved, That the Auditor be and is here
By ordered to issue his warrant for $3.50, "a
80 puch thereof as may be accessory to make
the repairs to the Hose Of the old Star fire
Co., and necessary. repairs TO the Sun Englno
House.
The resolution was unanimously adopted
Relating TO the funeral of the late President Of
the United States, It WAS, motion OF Mr..
Jameson
Ordered, Thar the thanks Of this Council BE-
rendered to j Ohm Van Riswick: Superintendent.
Capt. Samuel Gedney, and Mr. John Dougher~
~, agents, and Capt Isaac Entvisle, Master
OF the steamer Fulton, ali Of the Washington
and Alexandra steam terry companies, fox the
freedom OF the boat rendered BY them to the
members OF the City Council, and the City
Fire Department, on the OCCASION Of the Iune.
raj Of the late President Of the United States,
aud that the clerk furnish to each Of them b
certified copy of this order.
Ordered, That the Auditor Issue his war
rant in favor Of Jefferson lacey, for SITS, Tor
50 much thereof As may be necessary, to de-
fray the expenses incurred 10 attending tha
fuuera! Of the late President Lincoln ard
draping the Public Buildings
A communication Was received from the
Chief Engineer OF the Fire Department, giving
statement Of the expenses incurred By the
department, in draping the Engines and Houses
and requesting an appropriation 10 defray the
same, and on motion it was
Ordered, Thatthe Auditor issue bis warrant.
in favor Of JAS. Carlin, for 1913 81, and in favor
OF r. 4. Tatsapaugh for SIS, being expenses
incurred By the Fire Department, in connection
with the funeral Of the late President Lincoln.
A communication was received from Inc
Mayor announcing the death Of Mr.. Jno. :.
" hitemore clerk Of the Market.
1t was moved that the Council proceed 70
the election OF clerk Of the Market, and on
balIcting Tor the same Mr.. Peter y. Hende1-
son, having received majority Of votes waa
declared elected
On motion the Council proceeded IL he
election Of Messenger, aud one ballot was
had which resulted in q liz.
A motion to postpone the election was lost,
l~lI /. 49,. c,-tr
when The motion to postpone was moved end
carried
Mr.. Cowing offered the following resolution:
ri, III
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-04-26

writes THE Partisan despotic rulers OF fashion
have solemnly decreed that the female dress
Of the empire shall be brought into tull fashion
this summer Already the shops and saloons
of the more advanced in modes discover the
queer looking little halt-hat bonnets OF the
days of Napoleon l., and there are dresses to
be seen with very, very low waists, which Will
reveal more than We have seen Of the ladies TOT
many years In society.
Itturns out that Jules Gerard was not drown
ed, but assassinated by his guide and native
followers. Prince Holm, eldestson OF hlehemed
Pasha, himself great lion killer, has sent ~
0o0t to the motherof bis old instructor IN the
Savage virtue OF the chase.
The n. Y. News, it ia said: is The only news,
paper at the North, which approves OF 5en.
Sherman late negotiations.
The man in Boston who promised, upon TIE
taking Of Richmond 70 walk to v ashington,
has commenced his tramp.
The weather continues delightful. hlng
street is thronged with pedestrians and vehicles;
troops passing and repasslng, and the stores
and shops making fine displays Of goods.
The National Intelligencer says lis would
not be surprising to witness considerable rise
il prices of good stocks, gold, and all commod-
tiles. Cotton goods have begun to recover
from the recent rapid decline.
Brig. Gen. E. T. Dent has been assigned TO
duty as Military Commander Of Richmond,
and has charge of all troops within the city,
Il reported that General Kirby Smith is
disbanding bis army and that his troops are
returning to their homes.
Napoleon's policy Of intervention in Mexico
was strongly opposed ia the Legislature Cham
bers Of France and Belgium. The Govern"
ments we're warned by the opposition that the
attempt to sustain Maxin,ilians throne was
likely to lead to war with the United states
The comments on Gen. Sherman late pro
ceedings are growing in sex verify iii souia ct the
Northern papers
It is reported that John Bell, of Tennessee
died lately in Alabama. He was in Alabama,
last summer in extreme poverty.
The Washington Chronicle in an arljcle on
Gen. Sherman, says: In trying to tathom
the secret of Gen. Sherman's late "conven-
tion" or treaty. we stand between TWO theo-
ries-6rst, has he been outwitted? and, second,
has be lost his intellect? We put from us
the phantom OF suspicion OF his disloyalty,
as too monstrous to be possible.
A person now in confinement in Washington
suspected Of completely with the late crimes,
made vain attempt yesterday to kill himself,
hy butting bis brains out against the wall Of
his prison. $.
More than three hundred boats loaded with
Coal have arrived at Georgetown, this
month, from Cumberland. The demand for
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of all Confederate officers and soldiers. lhe
Spottswool Hotel is forbidden entertaining
ali such, and those now stopping there are re,
auired to Immediately yacate their rooms and
leave.
The latest reports from st. Petersburg state
that the epidemic, Or plague was declining,
md that there were empty beds in the hospi
tails. England still, however, eno!ned great
sanitary vigilance in her ports.
Rev. DR.. NJ. Wise, at the Jewish Synagogue
in Cincinnati, ON the 9th inst, made the tol-
lowing singular statement about the late Presi-
dent Lincoln Brethren, the lamented Abra
han. Lincoln is believed to be bone from our
bone and flesh from our flesh He was sup
posed to be descendant of Hebrew par entage.
He said so in my presence. And, indeed, he
preserved numerous features Of the Hebrew
race, both in countenance aud character.
Gen. Wallace, in Baltimore, has. ISSUED an
order directing the commanding officers and
Provost MarShals ia his military department.
TO arrest ard hold 10 confinement all Centeder
ate officers, soldiers and citizens who have
returned TO their former homes to await ex~
change, aud 10 report each case To headquar-
tiers for such. disposition as may ha directed By
the Government at Washington.
The Mexican Minister has had, it is said,
a long and most important interview with
President J ohnson Gen. Ortega, one of the
most distinguished Mexican officers under
.luarez, hrt recently residing temporarily at
Sc. Louis, has been sent for to come to Wash
ingEon.
By order of Major General Hurlburt, the
celebrated property in the city Of New Orleans,
known as the Soue mansion has been as
signed az an Orphans Home, for the benefit
Of the orphans OF freedmen.
The news OF the Presidents assassination
reached Raleigh last Wednesday. That night
!. very large meeting Of citizens was held, at
which resolutions We're passed denonncing the
deed and ex pressing sympathy tor the nation
and the people,
Ex President. Fillmore 3 ho'lse, In ButfaIo,
y. Y, was blackened in front by some persons,
because he had NOT mourning on it, sapon the
news of The murder ct President L;ncolo His
family sees1-iek, and 4as-airi not knaw thc ,it
;zens were piacinsy1sn houses ia mourning,
nr he would llsFeapae the same. The matter
has ali since l,aea -ex nlained So 9lo
Fix President 3 ieyx,e, At rt,,ol,t,,r'l, T. f.,
was calFes! upon IS lai:.sSA:erovd, 70 whom he
,o.es - 4],,1uent speech, chara cterizing the
murder i deserved t. NE he aGa a, paying tr'
The celebrated sanci diamond Is said 10
have, tseenzs,nrcha ed by firm OF L,daoo Jew
elers tly~ Sir ssamsa'iee Jejeebhos of BOMBAY
<or 4,u nrj THIS hist ,r5a| st,'u:: '3aa Last IN
the p>sscsslol. q! IL uenid,ff iau';'
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-10-11

,B-I refer, with permission, TO Ma. Gen; john
A. Dix. limited States Army, No. West 2lst ST.,
n Y. CITY. Messrs A.A. Low & Bros, 81 Bur
ling SIP; C. +. Habicht, ESQ.,, Consul for Nor,
way and Sweden. l27 Pearl St; Messrs J. Il.
Marshall & Co., go Fulton st: Hon. J. ID. Key
mert. Counsellor at Law l36 Nassau st:; and the
most respectable busness men nf New YORK CITY,
and in ali the principal commercial cities IN tue
world. .u
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-10-11
X f. r u X MING:

~ Il Il u II ~ y N"'
Leave Virginia, via Pacerville and Lake Big
Ter Route, at | y. N. and +. NJ, connecting at
Sacramento with the San Francisco Boat at : r.
~ next day. The r. 81. Stage will connect win
tho first morning train at Shinglc Springs giving
passengers six hours in Sacramento.
By the Dutch Flat and Donner Lake Route
will leave Virginia at AIS +. NJ, connecting nt
Sacramento with the San Francisco Boat Mt 2P'
~ next day.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-10-11

r~Any person wishing to be informed In re-
gard TO the state Of the Market, will please In
close stamped envelope; addressed 70 at.e. ~, rn
turn mall Please address. D.o~,
'"'" '' ERNEST A. ERLANDSON,
...-.. ,,.rr..r.- "a .ConmisolOn Merchant,
ia NVIlIIarn n. Now YORK Cl1Y.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-10-11

PASSENGERS LEAVING SAN FRANCIS
CO BY Boat at +. NJ, will take the Cars at
Sacramento, on both roads, at $50 4. ST., for the
Lake Bigler Route, will change to Stages at
Shingle Springs. For Bonner Lake Route ~
Colfax Station; arriving In Virginia. by bo'h
Lines, in SO hours from San Francisco
Crossing the Mountains by Daylight
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-10-11

In all their various forms. either Primary Scconda-
~, or Hereditary, completely eradcatcl from the
~y>trm Your constitution being restored to perfect
h,nlth there will be- no danger OF handing down To
V0ur children that terrible disease known rs Scroi
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-10-11
MISCELLANEOUS ADVERTISEMENTS.
Deposit ON Nevada state Bonds -S50, 900
Capital Pnid up in 100000
HOME INSTITUTION.
GNDIY1D UAL LIABILITY.
Pacific Insurance Comply
OF SAN FRANCISCO.
J. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. president.
n. J. RALSTON ON.................SE SECRETARY.
Annual Report Of the Pacific Insu-
rnncc CompnnE.
SWORN STATEMENT.

SWORN STATEMENT.
IN COMPLIANCE WITH THE ACT passed
April 22d, 1850. concerning corporations, the
Pacific Insurance Company makes the following
report:
/. The amount OF the capital stock of this com.
pany Is seven hundred and fifty thousand dollars.
nll paid in cash. .SI5OOOO W
II. The amount OF assets il nine hundred and
seventeen thousand four hundred and forty-two
dollars and forty-eigh; cents AZ 4S
Ill. The company has no debts
". The amount Of insurance written during
the year Is eleven millions nine hundred and sew
-nty.seyen thousand eight hundred and tifty.fve
The amount Of insurance in force December
3Ist ten millions. one hundred and twenty thou
sand, eight hundred and ninety.fcur dollars
Sl0,l2O,s9i 90
V. The Company insurcs against the following
risks. viz
buildings, Quartz Mills, Merchnndlse,
Household Furniture, Rents, Lenses,
Vessels in Port md their C3rgocs,
and other Personal
Property,
for loss or damage by hre.
VI The largest sum this Company will take on
- one risk is $4,000, the limit tiXed by law,
uut on all such large risks Reinsurance to GER
tain extent will be made in other responsible COM
panies. j. HUNT, President.
\. J. RALsroS, Secretary.
San Francisco, January 10, 1864
William AlvOrd, Moses Ellis.
B Bcnchley, a G. Stiles,
+ LaZard, Moses Heller,
A Seligman, Edward Martin,
Alfred BOrrl, \ l. Tub6H,
Charles Maync. B Thomas,
Louis McLanc, w Rice,
LLOYD TeviS John Bray,
John G. Kittlc, David Sterns,
VIC Ralston, William Sherman,
James DeFremery. Samuel C Bigclow,
q w Beaver, l. Sachs,
Herman Mlchels. N Wilson,
Ell LGoldStein, Alpheus Bull.
III Hanssman William Scholle,
HIM Newhall.
State of California City and County Of San
Francisco ss-On the 10th day of January. A. d.
1865, personally appeared before neil :. Ho-
mans u Notary Public in and for said city and
county duly commissioned and SwOn-A. J.
RglstOn, Secretary of the Pacific Insurance Com
panv, Who being duly sworn did depose and say
that the statements contained in the foregoing re-
port Of the Pacific Insurance Company, 10 the
best of his knowledge and belief, true, full and
correct. y. J. RAL>ToN.
Sworn and subscribed 20 before me, this 10th
day Of january. A. u. 1865.
ii. :. HOMANS, Notary Public.
The Pncific Insurance Company,
Having in compliance with tho law, deposited
Fifty Thousand Dollars in the bonds of the State
Of Nevada, are now prepared TO effect Insurance
at the
Lowest EstnbIishcd Rates.
OFFICE-At the Agency Of the Bank of Cali
fornin corner OF & and Taylor streets, Virginia,
Nevada SHARON & RALSTON.
General Agents for the State Of Nevada.
Iiy29 is6ml
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-10-11
structure of the Urethra
Yencrcnl Dinenses,

l. another formidable enemy to health. Send for
nnr OF INV circulars on that disease, and inform
Yourself OF it, terrible results. The worst cases
l,,t, g,N,F a.
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DIR. ZE Il ~
YeuerenI or Chronic.

EXPERIENCE Is OF FORTY YEARS STAND
Il ing. and during that time has met with unpsr-
aeed success in the treatment OF all those diseases
generally knONnaS
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1865-02-01

A FLHA USDER 4 MIcRoscoPE. - Cham
hers Journal furnishes the following very
Interesting paragraph about very small
ssbjeet.
When 4 fea is made to appear as large
a. IN elephant. We can see all the wonder
fal parts Of its formation. and are aston,
isked to fad that il has coat Of armor
nvch mere cemplete than ever warrior
vore. and composed Of strosg polished
states, fitted over each s,her, each plate
covered like toitise shell. and where they
.eet. hundreds OF strssg quilts project
like those On the back Of the porcupinp. or
hedgehog. Thers are the arched neck. he
bright eyes. the transparent cases. Plecers
10 psncture the skin. sucker to draw away
the blood. six jeinted legs. four Of Which
are folded On The breast. ready at any mo
ueut 10 bs throva eat with tremendous
force for that jump which bsthers one when
sAey van, to ketch hin. and 1T the end OF
each leg hssked claws, to enable hun To
clias 10 whatever he lights upon. A ars
saa ismp q hundred times its ewn length,
which 10 the same a. If man jumped to the
height Of six hundred feet; aad he can draw
lead TIVE hundred times his weight.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1865-02-01
N o TICE

TsHH saasrsisasd having qualified q ssessssss =
Il the Last will ana testsment cf HARRISON
PARKER, deceased, At Angus. terra, 81 OrsHge
County Court, hereby ao,ify all persens hsviss
claims sraiss said declared 10 presest them f.s
psymen, withis the tire prescribed BY Law, ~ ~.
aoiiee viii be plead in bar Of their recovery. Ana
Il. p~scss il deaed 10 ssia estate are requested =
make immediate payment
Il. N. HOLT. 2rx
JESSE w. PARKER.
ospssaabsr Z. 49,
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SOUTHERN HEPATlC PILLS.

SOUTHERN HEPATlC PILLS.
NFEM Inpo,,sn, Facts ia rsssss 70 the. ssa,A-
"A ern HLfA1lC PILLS"
I. Ihsy are prepsIra ii,m ME- hsst quality 81
Medicines by the discoversI, view 81 aged hnlssss
.. the Gospel, AND s,e sale.
.. They have been ka.~n ioi yssrs sss. tested b
thousands.
. Five hsadssd pss.sas ere Lss~s . have bssa.
cured BY thsa.
4. They arc mol reeonnssdsd By lhs PrePsissss
fss every thing but cal, 10, dssssss Which srssirsa
sisosdeIed liseB.
8. Directions and cesiifes1s aotenr sry eseh boz.
ass these eeni6cs,es are from well kss~n and sss,
rsspectaLie individssh.
9. Correspondents iscownsnd tLsN 80 ess -
Liver Disease. ChilIs and fs,sss, Tsssn.oas jasns
dee, Dyspepsia. Billion, F,uts. bhi..s. RAeus's.
lien, Worms. Plurisy, B,sneAnis. de.
Y. Several gentlemen elsie thai tie 80 Of thess
Pills hss been 10 them On annual sssft o. frsn
3lss 10 $see; they The best Plspts.ias .sdcaas
ever s6cres 10 The pebble
Q. sese physician, Of the hisLsss sdnd'ee pro
ssribsahsm iotkeir Pa,slis, and he1cssss d esss'
have ksen sed 10 regular rrs,utens,,
.. During the isst qusr,sf s.ese tcre. havs ven
old ioiwo Druggists. one IT, sos'h Csfslns aad 90
in Moth Csroliss; and some time see sses s7cS
bore. we're ordered BY Drusskss - sas .p~n =
virrinis.
" Price, % shsr. For go sose~ bsz~ IN
be s~~t 70 any address. A very iibefal Asoess'
BrursiSs and country ne'ehss.. Ted (ssw sss
,s2ey) ts scesn parry s'Sen.
Fer sale In HiIislo,errt kv
J.Y. Whitfield & CO.
Asss~ 10. So
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1865-02-01

CALL AND SEX.
WE are receiving In psiiths following accessory
w and dss,rsLit Goods. " hieh ~s will sellsi .
,nstI sdssIev .ioI each only:
4vsty handsome Bisci shswls,
eco yards - Bleach" shitliaeA
400 yards "a Fppe, Cslies.
500 yNds Black and White ditto.
$50 yards Oak Fsiicy ditto.
300 yards a. Light fsnty ditss,
CsIerrd and white Pocist Hssdksrohisfs,
$40 dosen costs's spool Csuse.
900 ibs. prins REQ Cefss,
fca lbs. Black Psppsr
Iifs lbs. Cooking seds.
zs dor. Gosi skin,for Bess. and Lsdsss sbsss.
as bags Dry Salt.
roo it,. Epson ssls.
and NAVY other Ass,,sels sr,isis..
JAMES Y. NhlTTEn & CO.
resrasrys. H.
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SeasonabIe and Desirable Goods,

Seasonable and Desirable Goods
AT Wholesale AND RETAIL.
~ LBS. Black and Csiored Flax Thread.
OV lse dos. Cosls's White spool Coit.s.
- dog. Clalks escorted cciers aitts,
see sress Shln and Coat Rsbber ana Pearl Bsttsss
zee gfsss Black and v bits Pant Buttons.
30 gross Lasting Cssi and Vest Bsltoos,
70 avz Fine and Dressing COMB.
sVe yards Lines,
$50 yard. Black and White huslia GiAgAsa.
500 yards Black and " bite Csiies
1000 ys,d. Light celoied Cahes.
1909 ysrds bark eolored dhis,
SEQ yssss Ccotcd sEd Black AiPsccss.
500 yards CoIstrd and bsrk and White hssSs,
- d.ssn Sirei skirt Springs.
8 pieces Black Bread Clsih.
piece Black Cassneie,
pieces Cslofed Cashmere.
ipirces silk Poplin.
q dozen Gents Coiared Hsrdksrskiefs,
4 pieces Red AID Nkhe flann.i.
so pre-. sne Bieseksd CesIen ctsth.
ss dszen Toilt, soap. ssns WI, fns.
Lead Peacils s~ds b, The kss erpsss@,
sleeI fens and Pen hosssrs,
4Oe6O White SD Celcred FpvsisPrs,
rs %. Quisins. Ersh.h Psr~s.
Prise Rio CeHee, and many ssaeS gssds. q snax
r''ds'. JAMES Y. WHITFIELD 60.
Aususs D 81
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y OTICK

NsTfeE 4 hs-.sy give. Asi .. he rra q sir
~ -ssA4 ~ svhss~;ss, vy spyly 81 Ne oaRSe "a
nS3.Asssss Gsr DSphcss cssiikests. COS eos iass
), II. sLos, ne sssh 81 Apa - ~ titeo. Ne.
go. dsss ks,sh SAD. tes4.
CBOlSGE W. PURET0Y.
p~>-h.il rs-sv
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A NEW SUNDAY scrooL PtrTR.

A NEW SUNDAY sCfooL PtPTR.
I'VE have completed srnssepens 70 publish
w msnihly. 10 Salisbury, supdsy svhesl Pa
PEI, 10 BE- called -THE cHILLRLN, BAkhEn,"
ssspsed - sssr5 - poss'bS y ihs vash q ih<
chIldrrs in lhess days 81 evil be inportspss Of
this enlsTprisr 70 surely cssdcni . si There - ne
such paper 10 general cErulstle 10 the rLie. opd
large portions a nsjoinins sisl-s ere alike ses,i'ss
Il 10 isers needed noe ihss 81 sny previvrs tine.
ID. scarcity Of Sunday svhoei bo.ts and Sunday.
schsol psisIlsses and heiIfies ufrvnliy sessnSs h
Il will help the sshss, TeseLsss. and Psirsts, and
be Ae.sing 10 ihos. ehildres VITO sr prevented y
sny csase from sltsndinE the ssbhs.h sebcos IL .
esiaently worthy 81 your sppsossi ard rnsoursss.
msus Will ycu not. thru, ssnd % geo4 lir u sob
scubent Crse upon yosi friesss % ishe y: snx
lhose hsvins 10 children whs need 10, 70 ssnd \ 70
lhs chidrsn % our sslders. and The p~s. Seed ysw
subscriptions without delay, that 700 ms, 81 The
esmpels s-siss. Look for The Ara suneef shout the
an, Of Yebuuy-h nsy b. ssriiss. The Ysp-r viii
be psbkxhsd ssnihly-ia Bur pss-s- ss . shes,
over twenty ~ thirseo iucAc- pristsd - ros< yps
sad 9Th nestssss.
The t.s~s are, Yss sry sspb~s ssder 10 cspi.S
e. sr mo~lhs. ~ pss copy Coz nsmh~s les tbsn
- and more ihan 10. ~ 90; fs~ rsash-s esocsd
/ lag So ssd Isss has 100. 81 Is; - say rsmbs,
ever ice. 10 sns address. 81. insssir in st.ssss.
ne,. A. W. Msngsm, Bdisos. I. .. Duass, Psh
| ~ All letters, esttrihu,isss. tepniissnes~. Ae.
viii be ssdrcssi V Rss. A. W. Msass~. SsI@ss,y
\ JsnasrvS IT.
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NOT1CE-SOIDlRRS. -.
DERsoNs having relations In the Arm, whs ha,s
4 been allied o, have died Of disease, and h.visx
for theilssrvices, ear have
she same promptly collected b, spp, ing 10 me :. ~
sSes - h''''0''''sA C. E. PARISH.
r. 9. Ihave received from the Gsvernssni there
fullinsiruc,iens and those psse
iss the elsimsin my hands may rely thsi they ~
be sollscied a,sesn a. the, esa be audited.
q. u. PARISH.
April -. ss- Gen
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Undertaking, at Hillsborough.

THE sabsc,ihsr Is prepered TO fu,nish Mshossss
Il C0FFlNS 81 oil sizes. al one or Two hours No
lice. They c.a be tor~arded on the trains b. RAD
road q oas hours notice
JOHN CHEEK. Agent.
s.rs.-h., IL es--om
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CARD

uvUNTrg eccs.iessls attended v n BNabo-
Il roosh- Chsses one ksy The price before he
v~, 10 be psA In corn. osis OF forage 81 old psies
q shsir equivalent IN money 81 pessut rates, hes
s.A ss csnrss fuInisk sseh srueies. kepskinn
dc~e sa The ssas tesns. Ffs~ me asevs issns
~ ns' es'ns HENRI BAsELRR.
Asxvs 81 N-Ss
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IN Store AND FOR SALE.
y nnn BOXES English Blsckins.
S,UOO $50 boxes Tobacco, ssssusd,
zoe barrels smoking Tobacco, asssrssd.
10 barrels Train Oil.
30 kegs Soda,
30 resms Wrsppias PsPsr,
Screams Envelope Pepper,
barrels Sugar, assorted,
zee pounds English 6lss,
barrels Lsnpblask,
Boiling Cloths, Nos. le.e.s. ssnd 2.
III. N. BROWN L CO.
Asg~st ~. 90
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-03-01
From CharIeston--Rumors ofRecogni.
ton by France.

Mr.. NJ. f. Moloney, the Intendant of Black
vile, sends us through gur. accommodating
friend Capt. Moore Of the South Carolina
railroad, some interesting items.
A gentleman just from Charleston states
that the French Consul showed Mayor Mac
beth few days ago, communication (which
this gentleman, who is well knowmin Angus:
ia, also saw saying that the goysrnpent,of
Napoleon would. acknowledge the indepen-
dence of the Confekcrates States on the 4lh
of March next; aud was ready, if necessary,
to assist US with armed intervention. A French
feet is already being concentrated at q suita.
bic point.
Charleston was certainly eracusted on
Thursday the 10th, without the loss of men
or material. -ss.
The South Carolina railroad has not been.
damaged from Charleston to Branchville, the
gentleman bringing the above intelligence
having come on, a crank car as fer as the
Edisto riycr.-Consti;utionalist.