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The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1865-07-27

s@- Any of our friends receiving late
papers will confer groat favor upon us
by sending the same to this Office, In all
cases they will be carefully preserved and
returned, when desired.
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: rE Single copies of the Iateslagencer
can be procured at the Printing Office or
at Mr. KEEsE's Store, ut ten cents.
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:, GovERNMENr Horses AND MULEs.-The
farmers and planters Of Georgia who have
in their possession Government horses and
mules, are permitted toretain such animals
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1865-07-27

C.H. VAN WYCK.
HENRI B. LOOMS,
1st 1t. & Adj j't56th N. Y. v, D. O., and
Pro. Marshal.
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LcIlu u XIII LltC AZ WIZ
The many good citizens who are con
tributing, by word and decd, to have &c
cepted the new order Of affairs, wi!l Dc
sorve well of their State, if tney can 50
mould public sentiment, that thc salile
spirit which leo to rebellion, tonr years
ago, MY now be powerless to embarrass
their communities by thwartthg The dc
Sign of the government.
Courts will soon be established in every
district withn this command, as directed
hyoi,ders from Dept. Headquarters, where
testimony Of witnesses will be taken with
out regard to color.
In order to assist this section of the
State, to the extent of the power, with q:
view ef more fully explaining to all, the
planters and Freedmen. the nature Of their
rights and duties, the Brev't Brig. Gen.
Conn'dy, will designate three or four plt-
ces in each district, OF which public no.
ticc will be given, where he will meet
the inhabitants, and save many the neces-
sity of q long ride to the Court House
town of the District. Planters are &c
ouestcl to inform the freedmen Of the
time and object of the meeting, and en-
courage them to be present, so their obli-
cations may be explained, ard misconccp-
tions rs to liberty beyond the law, may
be corrected.
The clause inserted in former contracts
delcgating the power to punish, is hereby
declared null and void.
: The laws of this State in regard to the
distillation of liquors will be enforced.
Only. fruits of their seasan, and not cere-
ais, can be distilled. The sale of liquors
will bo regulated as your State laws pro-
vide. Hereafter none Will be, sold except
by permission Of commanding cGeers OF
sub districts.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-07-11
shef I'm the Peiice Cours.

ALBANY. July l0-Much excitement VAS
created at East Albany this evening by the
shooting OF a prisoner In the Police Court
Room.
Last Friday afternoon. two ghls banned Ann
and Bridget Burns. went TO the woods. a short
distance from home. TO pick berries, and while
thus engaged. were seized by four men. Who re-
pestedy violated their persons. Bridget. Who is
but ffteeD years old. cannot live. il is said.
Soon after ;he crime Was publicly known.
Lewis Major, aged forty years, and his son, were
arrested and recognized BY the girls as two OF the
a.sailsnts. This afternoon they were taken be
fore the police magistrate for preliminary exam
ination. bgt the proceedings had scarcely begun
when a brother of the girls shot the eldest Major
twice in the arm and leg. and be vas followed
BY his mother. who struck Major heavy blow
upon the head with q Ratchet. Young Burns
and his mother we're arrested, and Msjor vas
taken to his house, where threatening mob was
only deferred from q resort to Lynch Law by the
presence OF q strong police force. Major vas
formerly an engineer on the Hudson River Rail
road. bu, was discharged for misconduct. His
son is said to be a notorious bounty jumper.
Young Burns tried to stab him, but was pre-
vented by policemen.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-07-11
OrrIcE-Souh side Public Square. Coringss
ton, Indiana.

fgNHE Company holds by lease, and In fee, sbOu
twenty thousand acres Of The most select Goa
lands In Western Indiana bordering both sides Of the
Wabash river Maps Of these lands may be at the
Office Of the Company, in Cevington Ind at the office o.
VIM Dale, No. - Park Place, n City, NJ the Office o
Hon. J. r. Conroth, Huntington, Indiana and at the
Office Of Roach Mcdonald, Indianapolis.
reference TO the report OF the Hon David Dial,
Owen late State Geologs will show that these lands
situate in the midst OF the finest coal fields OF the
State aboundns also In SALT iron and other valuable
mineral substances.
Near the mouth Of Coal Creek where the Company
large quantities Of lands sat water has been discovered
equal IN quality TO the Kanawha. This water was
ondsga salt finding its way down the wabash and Eris
Canal Mr.. Thomas, the proprietor, finding himself IN
able TO compete with it, abandoned the manufacture. In
bis boring he encountered that which recently dis
closed facts prove to have been coal oil
Those lands all lie IN close proy nifty 10 the wabash
and Erie Canal some Of them upon its banks
Mr.. John McMaDomy, the business agent Of the COM
pany Las returned from tour OF observation OF the oil
regions Of convinced that the lands leased
by the company, IN Fountain counties, has
surface indications present themselves, stong analogy
In the oil and mineral substances found French
Creek Pennsylvania, where the greatest quantity and
the most valuable oil is found Mr. McManomy has pur
chased for the company the most approved machinery
with all the fixtures necessary FOR operation and IL pre-
pairing tn experisDcea workmen the speedy develop
Of the hidden treasure Of the lands company
All the ndices OF coal OIL found IA localities where II
has been procured are strongly marked In various To-
calties OF the lands OF the Company affordng every
rational prospect Of success. The company thinks II
necessary make any other reference to the character
OF the lands other than the report and map referred TO
el0o 600 Of the stock being 600 shares Il proposed
by the Company to be offered In the market at
its par value being s25 per share for the purpose
aiding the Company In speedy development OF tho
lands. apr26-dkwtf
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-07-11

NV YORK. July III
Cotton 49650c for middling.
Flour 25c better; at Sc 30@6 40 for extra
state; Sc 75d6 65 for extra round hoop Ohio, and
So 95@7 IS for trade brands. Rye -four quiet.
Corn meal dull.
Whisky 81 0s@2 10 for. western. aud 81 10
for refined.
wheat-Winter red western 81 s5dl 46,
Chicago Spring 81 dl@l "a; Milwaukee club
81 3l@l IS; amber Michigan 81 60. Rye 9oc
Corn 1881 for new mixed western. soc for
kiln-dried, 75@7Ic for unsound and soc foe
white. Oats Csc for western.
Coffee dull. Sugar-Muscsvsdo l1s4@I2lsc.
Molssses dull.
Wool dull.
Petroleum dull at 33lsc for crude, $40 521 &C
for refined in bond. and 72@73iS do free.
New mess pork S26 25d27 25: s23 1924 25
for '63-'64. do cash and regular way, closing at
$26 60 for cash. $l9 90 for prime. and 500
50@2l 10 prime mess Plain mess beef $40 90
ola 90: extra mess, Sl2 00@l6 CO. beef hams.
q 1927 soc. Cut meats; l29l4c for shoulders.
and l6@20c for hams. Bacon: l5Ix@l534c
for Cumberland cut; 1880 for long ribbed. and
l4@l431c for short ribbed.
Lard l6@20c. Butter. 20@27c for Ohio,
and 27a35c for State. Cheese l0(6l51.c. Rice
dull
NV YORK MONEY xAkKET.
NKw YoKx, July 10.
Money. easy at 405 per cent Sterling in
fair request at l0s3z@l09 for first class
bills Gold opened At 81 49, and closed at
ST. 395s.
Stocks active
LArER-Gold closed at Gallaghers Exchange
tonight at 81 39ZS.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-07-11
EXCITEMENT 1T .iLB.f.s'I'
>sc-. Nc.. Ike. &c. &c.
The Revolutions I'm SOuth America
From Panama

From Panama
NEw YoRK, July l0.-The steamer Costa
Rica brings Panama dates to the lstiust
Another feeble attempt is making to ge, up a
revolution on the lsthmus.
The ex Queen OF the Sand wich Islands had
passed through Par anna route for Europe
The rainy season was remarkably moderate on
the Isthmus, and it ia very healthy
PrepaIa tons were making TO celebrate the 9Th
of July by the Americans.
The steamer from Central America, Just ar.
rived. brought no news
General Barrios had arrived st the port OF
Launcon. but probably learning his revolution
had failed, did not land
Advices from Chill state that the Spanish CUES
tioa has been amicsbly settled Business is very
dull in Valparaiso. and the markets in a lower
condition.
A Beunoa Ayres paper states that a mutny
bad occurred on the American bark VIM Tell
in which the Captain and Mate had been killed
Brazil, uniting with tine Argentines aud UIu-
guayans, had commenced q cruel war against
Paraguay. There are immense forces in the
field on both side. Hostilities are being carried
on without mercy.
A third revolution has broken out 10 Bolivia,
growing out OF the recently self elected President
Viligregso.
The revolutonists were marching on the city
of Lopez, and it was thought they would sack
the city
The revelation in Peru seems to be gaining
ground. General Causco, Acting Vice Presi-
dent OF Peru, has joinsd the rebels.
A revolution headed by Ex-President Urbina,
had broken out in Ecuador
The war steamer Suayas was captured bv a
number of armed men on board the steamer
Washington. the latter vessel floating alongside.
under pretense that the current carried Der there
| The commander OF the Suayas was killed
An attack on Guayaquil, by Urbna, was daily
expected, but il was thought lie would be re-
| pulsed
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state Of Affairs In Vfrelntn.

INV YoRk July l0-A correspondent ofth.
Richmond Republican says: Except around
Bnrkesville, there no traces of the war The
crops good, the people quiet and Industrious
The returned soldiers are manfully going "a
work.
Gen Johnston il ~ Buffalo Springs He il
anxious to go to work in some honest occupa.
ton. and set an example of submission and ODE
dience to the laws Of his country.
The Danville railroad has been greatly i'm
proved The timber was cut and bridge built
across the Stanton river in four days by the
United States authorities. Rather rapid work
for Old Virginia.
The farmers here have met with much en-
barrassment in the want OF stock and farming
utensils, but thsse are rapidly being overcome
Many army harses and mules are being bought
and mole wheat will be sosn this fall than for
many years past
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-07-11
SPECIAL NOTICE.
;-FOR MORE THAN TWENTY YEARS

sE- FOR MORE THAN TWENTY YEARS
MATHEWS VENETIAN HAIR DYE has stood the test
Of trial. and Is constantly increasing public favor.
THE VENETIAN HAIR DYE is the best and cheapest
made. Is price IS only IS cents. and each bottle
tans double the quantity Of dye in those usually sold
for 81.
THIS HAIR DYE is manufactured by peculiar pro
cess, which renders il infinitely superior any dye in
market. Being complete In one bottle, preparation
Is required, which greatly smplifes the application.
IN USING THIS DYE you avoid that Rusty, DEAD ap-
pesrauce BY which dyed III and whskers readily
recognized, when inferior article has been used
produces perfectly natural color Of any shade that
desired, from rcn brown TO jetty, lustrous black
that will smut, crock, stain the clothing Invest
IS cents and you will be convinced Sold by all Drug
g!s:s and Fancy Goods Dealers.
A. |. MATHEWS, Manufacturer.
DEMAsBARNEs q co New York, Wholesale Agents
myl0-deod-Iy
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-07-11

WARRINGTON, July lO.-The Secretary of
State continues his duties in amos, perfect
health The novel and extraordinary splint was
removed from his face by order OF bis surgeon, ,
aud proves to have been marvellous success, and
very few traces are TO be seen OF the original
accident and the subsequent assault Of the bafled
assassin. with the exception OF Sigh, swelling
on the side Of his right cheek. Mr. Seward rose
this morning. dressed himself. and even shaved
himself without assistance for the erst time since
his accident His friends and the country will be
glad to learn that he has entirely recovered the
use Of his arms, one OF which was manned So
verely when be was thrown from his carriage
For several days during his three months suffer
ing. Mr. Stewards mind has beeb engaged In the
transaction of public business a fact which will
enable him with comparative case to resume the
active and labofiou. duties of hi: depar, ment.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-07-11
ExEcurlyI DEPARTMENT or INDIANA.
OFFICE CHEZ or ORDNANCE.
ISpfANArotfs. INp. July 2 SOS


lCiKcVLAR
In order To carry out the provisions OF Gen
eral Order, No. I dated Ajjutant Generals OF
fee. Indianapolis. Indiana. June 27th, the fol
lowing regulations are HEREBY established:
Commanding officers OF companies, and
such other officers OF organizations Of the lndi.
ana Legion as have been or arc about 20 be dis.
banded. will at once collect all ordnance and ord
nance stores appertainiug to their respective
commands and hold the same IN readiness to be
received by officers dispatched from this Office
Tor that purpose.
II Commanding officers Of suoh eompsnie'
a. may retain their organizations ~ill have ~
Inventory taken OF al ordnance stores on hand
Which Inventory must slow The kind aud guam
TT, 90 hand ,hc amount aud condition of Oh,
same. whether -crViceable or damaged Ons
copy OF thia Inventory, certified 10 ~ correct by
tho commanding officer. will he iotwatdcd With
out delay Co this Office
III Al persons VIII may Al Any tlmc have
been fespon.lblr for ofiuauee aud ofdnsnc,
stores as eAesrs ~ ne Indiana State Militia
uill make return 10 this office. showlng ID,
amount on hand OF stores under their ehArge
how they came INTO their possession, aud whal
disposition they htv. made OF the same
~. All OH ccrs OF organizations of the lndisu.
Legion remaining IN the service, sho are 60
.pouslbla lor otluauoc aud otdnance stores. wil
send quarterly reforms Co this office. shosing The
kind and quan,iy ~ such stores received ISSUE,
aud remaining ca hand,
Blank torn 'kc will bs furnished ga ap
plicailon ~ this oihce
w order Of the Governor
IA SrVss
50 Col aoi Chief ct Ordnance OF Indiana
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-07-11

THAT REBus In the Sunday Visitor OF the
9Th there appeared rebua. the history OF which
the editor OF that paper reports AZ follows:
- We received it through the Post office. nc
companed by the answer or solution, and polite
note. written in a delicate and lady like hand
with what purports 10 be the real and full name
Of the author, with request that the name
signed be kept Confidential The rebus seemed
to Ingenious and interesting literary pro
duction-and the answer the farthesi from any
approach TO yulgaEity."
The editor aforesaid remarks. IN regard 10 the
puzzle or the answer to il, that there may be
something behind the scenes. but Of this be can
not speak positively" aud adds:
The answer 10 the Rebus "a sent Us is
- Bridegroom" which. a. any see, is
legitimate enough Ii we have been imposed
upon. il has doubtless been done by the very per
who complains OF the matter in the journal
of this morning"
In our opiDiDion tue Visitor man has been
sold very ingeniously imposed on, but il may
be a consolation for him TO know that he Is not
the first ind vidual VIC been deceived by the
same rebus Its dssst appearance. we think. was
in the Lady's Book, some years ago, and the
editor Of that Magazine thought with the editor
OF the Visitor that II was very ingenious and
interesting literary production, and the answer
the iarthest from any approach to yulgarlty,
but after its publication, new light came upon
him. and the Legitimate answer became apps-
rent The Visitor editor. as a litersteur, should
have recognized the production, for il created
quite a stir among Literary characters like him
self. when it first appeared but the simplicity
and innocence OF Doctor Bland was developed in
this palming of upon him an old saw as original,
and il ma, be caution to him not to admit
similar communications from unknown contrbu-
tors in the future even it " in a delicate and
lady like hand A the editor OF the Visitor
desired Us to set him RICH, before the public, We
AXE pleasure in doing 80. and say to his patrons,
that Il Is not probable that similar oko will be
played OF upon him again Immediately.
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U. S. $40 SIX PER CENT.
GOLD BEARING BONDS.

These BOads worth handsome prenzn .Ba
are exempt, are all the Government Bonds 1rOr.
SAT-, C0ssrfy aad kHsfcipoi fa<aficz, tcAici aads
hOD 70 fhrse per cent pr 70 fAsir rals>
according 10 the rate levied upon other property Ths
ieterest Is payable seni-snnaay BY coupons attached
each note which may be OF and sold any BAH q
banker.
The interest at 40 per cent.
amounts TO
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The Fourth of July at New rn-Af.
fairs in North Carolina.

NEwBERs, n. c., July 5.-The Fourth of uly
Was celebrated in true Northern style in New
bern, which excited the amazsment Of the na
tives aud delighted the colored population. both
OF whom were present ia thousands 20 witness
the wonderful scenes
Charles p. Fitch. of the Newbern bar was
the orator Of the day. and delivered an eloquent
address
Hon. j. I. Hough, the new Mayor, insugu-
rated the new city government by administering
the zach OF office 10 the new city officers and
police force. which enables the troops to retire 10
their tents in the field
Mayor Hough is receiving coGgrsius,ory dis
patches from Mayors in the Northern cities
Newbern 10 entering upon new career Of
prosperity. with promises of bright future.
Green corn, potatoes, melons. aud fruit OF all
kinds. including grapes and figs. are now plenty
in North Carolina whose soil has all the pro
ducts grown in the North or extreme South
The mercury in Newborn on the 4th went up
ty 30. making the hottest day Of the season.
There is much feeling among the troops here
who have been musrered out. They want their
pay very much. and they have been waiting a
long time for it,
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-07-11

IL We have not We. heard Of or seen m
order mastering out of service those highly ne
ful officials, Provost Msrshals IL may De that
thew have been relieved. as tits about certain
their Occupation is gone. bu. the promulgation
Of any such order in the Department OF In
diana" has not fallen under our supposed TO see
everything sye. The Office of Provost Marshal
was "fst take" for many seedy crossroads
politician. ard they cling on TO the nouirishing
teal With pertinscity worthy OF better cause.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-07-11
COMMERCIAL.
st TaLRanAyn.


~Cincinnats Market.
81 49, CIscISsArI. July 10.
Flour dali: Superfne s. IS; extra Sc 00a
9 %. and family IS 50a7 IS.
Wheat. red 81 4s9l so; white 81 j.. Oats
66c. Corn--Ysllo~ 75c. 90e Cor white, and
S3@sSe for ear. Rye 60@63c. Barley 81 l0@
20.
Whisky dull; sIaall sales at 81 05
Mess pork sold at S25G26 00c, Bulk meats
l39l4z for shoulders. l43zc for sides and
hams are held at 1910 for smoked, 20@2lC
for plain. aud 2792sc for sugar cured
Lard 1870.
Groceries quiet and unchanged
Sugar l3@l7c Coffee 2s632c Molasse-
81 2O@l %. Butter 24926c. Eggs l9@20c
Cheese l5Ql6e.
Hay dull AZ Sl2Gl3 tor soft aud sl59l6 for
hard pressed on arrival
Petroleum--Refned free 65S70c
Silver 81 25@l %. Gold 81 3sIS9l -.
Money easy t6@s per cent
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-07-11

sE-The inevitable and profound Hovey failed
10 be present at yesterdays reception. HOvey
might DO a. a worthy deacon we once heard Of
The deacon-like all deacons-was a faithful
Christian man and always attended to the matter
of family prayers with rigid punctua,ity But
the old deacon had only one prayer that had been
handed down through the family. and covered
the ground" exsctly. He had this printed. and
aslip pasted on the wall. aud on cold nights he
would dispense with the usual ceremony. by
pointing to the slip and say, Lord YOU know
those are my sentiments" and retire to rest with
his Christian conscience fully satisfied
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-07-11

RENovATERs.
CLEANING AND DYeINe ESTABLISHMENT

nv REUNITED STATES ~ ~ aousa. so. sssoUra
II Illinois street. Ind An Apoiis. Indiana,
Al this Odd aud cell. known sstsbshnsn The ladies
can have sks and woecs Gssds dyed In perm and
beautiful eeors, and senss thoroughly reaevs
ted and repaired.
New ana second hand eolhins bought and sof sisa.
branch In the badness dsneminsfsd me dfau
ins-biia dtsbis cloth. In any Gsrmsut cen -
o. eaa act BE vssbis 10 the naked ere.
Remember the place. Ne. - eoots ulieeis street.
isnio Jossrb hAkhih. Ffsenssof
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Effort 20 Raise the rriga,c Congress.

FoRrREss MoNRoE. July 9.-RIchmond papers
announce that the Orange and Alexandra Rail
road is in working order as far as Culpepper c..
H.. and trains run daily between that place and
Richmond
An effort vas made yesterday to raise the old
United States frigste Congress, which was sunk
off Newport News in the spring of 1862 Hopes
are entertained that she will be raised n few
DAYS
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-07-11
GREAT POPULAR LOAN or THE PEOPLE.

Less than $3.50 10000 Of the loan authorized by III.
last Congress the market This amount, at
the rate which ii is being absorbed, will all be sub
scrbed within months when the notes will IN
doobtedly command premium. a. has uniformly been
the case closing the subscriptions TO other leans.
In order that citizens every ard OF the
country may be afforded facilities FOR taking the Loan
the National Banks State Banks and Private Bankers
throughout the country have generally agreed
csye subscriptions par. Subscribers will select their
own agents, In whom they have confidence, and Who
only TO be responsible for the delivery Of the nO,ss
for which they receive orders
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-07-11

FA.T DRIyISo "A livery stable keeper. in this
city. who keeps one OF the largest stock of horses
and carriages for hire was applied to BY gentle
man a few days since for horse and buggy to
attend funeral. The livery man agreed to fur
nish the vehicle, and after il hitched up. and
the man was ready to start he was particular
to caution him to drive slow, as the weather was
warm and be might iniure the horse WHY, -
said the man. in reply to Lis earnest cautions. Il
told you | going to funeral aud will
keep NJ with the procession if have 20 kiln your
old horse 20 do it,"
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-07-11
Node. OF Csnsptsssers 40 he Dell,
cred to their tSseuds.

Nav loRk. July l0-The military suthoti.
tie. al Washington have concluded 10 deliver the
bodies Of the executed sssassIns 10 their friend,
for burial The disntefment wlll take place i'm.
msdiately The remainder OF the convicted con
spIrstop gill be ssns 10 the Albany PsnIientIsry
for life
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-07-11
mrnar,. cencsrnins NAVE.

Nsw YoRs. Jul, lO-The Commercial cor
respondent says. All reports that Jen Davis is
Ia declining health are uniouudeJ III. Doctor
ays his health 10 veiy good.
The Po.l'. special says !. seen Go bs certain
that Jen Davis ~ill DO tried by Military Com
mission. 10 Washington, on = charge Of com
pllelty In the assassina alton plot The fooms Ia
tho old psai.en,sry are 10 TO enlarged ADD lifted