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The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1865-09-29
septl5dtf.

JUST RECEIvED-a full assortment of the
celebrate Amana Flannels, Yarns, SO.
Lonsdale. Wamasutta, Harris. Hill &C.,
Bleached Muslins, Sheeting, Pillow Case
Muslins, &c. Also a very large and choice
assortment of fall dress goods, which we will
be pleased to show customers, thinking that
we can suit them exactly, both with prices,
quality &c.
AIKEN. JARVIS & BURIAL.
Aug29dwtf.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1865-09-29

The kemble y aIe coming to thus city, and
the citizens muy expect treat They are
the best vocalists now in the west.
Sep. 2od2t.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1865-09-29

ALLuCn'S POROUS PLA>TERs- -
A druggist said the other day, you have no need
To advertise yonr Porous Piasiers, tor every one
sold certainly cAuses dozen 10 be sold, and
dozen sells gross, and so You "s!I not be
able 10 supply the demand soon. But can
supply a thousand yards DAY
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1865-09-29

HARTFORD, Conn. Nov. liza, lS6

HARTFORD, Conn, Nov. llIa, 1901.
Messrs. THos. ALLoCg y Co.-Pie4se send, with
dispatch twsIve dozen AIlock's Porous Piasters
Our daily experience confirms Iheu very superior
excellence. AT TINS moment OF writing, = man
apphes Tor one, who, by entanglement IN the
shaft OF machinery, had botu AS legs broken
spine severely Inlurea, anc WAS Tor nearly year
entirely helpless Tins HAN found relief very
soon by the application OF plaster 10 his spine.
he was soon enabled To work, and nov he labors
well ever. He wouid chserfuIiy pay - Tor
a single plaster If they could not he had at low
l surprised that surgeons do not
make use OF these perforated piastrrs, TO the ez-
cluAlon of all Others, their fu1bIt, and adhss-
Iyeness are greatly IN advance OF ali other pasters
with which am acquainted while the perfora-
uous peculiar to them render them greatly
periOr to all Others tor ordinary surgical uses
knowing the piasters to be SO useful, have no
scruples that my sentiments should be known.
J. W. JOHNSON, VI. ID.
Principal Agency, Brandreth House, New
York.
Sold by all Dealers IN Medicines.
"a " m
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1865-09-29
CriStadOrO'S Hair Dye.

are doing every day, IN every city of the Union,
is emlnently praiseworthy. This peaceful revolu-
ton gong On throughout the whole land, and
thus beauty and harmony suppiant LONELINESS
and IncongruIty.
Manufactured by J. CRISTADORO, No. o Astor
House, New York. Sold by Druggists. Applied
by all hair dressers.
sertl cd w I'm.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1865-09-29

Durno,s Celebrated Catarrh snuff is the
best known remedy for Headache, Cold in the
Head, Snuffes, Imperfect Voice, Bronchitis, and
Catarrh. Few persons appreciate the diseases
arising from dis ,rdered nasal organs. SIGHT,
hearing, taste, and smell frequently rnined BY
a cold the head The gas generated by the use
of this snuff cIeanses the entire head and restores
proper articulation. Its effects pleasant and
wonderful. IL contains no tobacco, nor other IN
jurIous ingredient. Colleges, Societies, states,
and the emInsnt OF the Medical Faculty
have a awarded 1t testimonials and premiums.
Sold by all Druggists for 20 cents per box. Can
be sent by mail receipt OF 80 cests tor boz,
or 81 for tour boxes. Address
JAS. DURNO, p. o. Box 1886.
New York CITY.
AT Wholesale. by DkMAS BARNES & co.
New York. ieby l5dwly.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1865-09-29

For SALE.-A good two story BRICK dwell
ling house and lot for sale. Enquire of
A. BANBERGER.
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The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1865-09-29
81. LOUIS MARKET.
ST. Louis, Sept. %.

Flkur-S;esdy at 7,35as, 90 TOR sIncle extra !;
S,30as 50 tor double extra u, so for choice city
Wheat al ,42aI,45 Tor common tall; I,sJ
for good do; I,e0aa, 10 for prime; 2,l5a2, 20 for
choice.
Corn-drOoping at 5Sa6s.
Oats-steaGy al 46s4S-
Hay-Steady at 1900.
Lard-26c tor choice leaf.
WhIsky-Adyanced 10 2,26
Hutter-3SaI0 for DAIRY
Wool-Firm a. 3Sc Tor uuwashed.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1865-09-29
CEN1RE q MARKET!
CHRISTIAN u DlETZ, PrOp'tS,
ILLINOIS sTREET,
Two doors east at Deyoe 4 Crampton's Bookstore

W. u"OIH tasN Ut DFNlt q DOOkEIOIt
ROCK ISLAND. ILLINOIS.
"A OULD announce To tue citizens of Rock
w Island, Ill, that they have opened their
new market In the above place, where they intend
keeping OF the and most complete es
ADJUSTMENTS To be found IN the western country,
and where can be found all times, every des-
eruption oil
Fresh l. Sailed Meals, l. Vegetables,
of the best and finest quality and at the most
reasonable prices.
They respectfully ask the public To give the
Centre Market call, and trust that by strict
attention to business and the prices and quality
OF their meats TO merit share public patronage
CHRISTIAN & DIETZ.
Rock Island, July :, 1850. dtf
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DISSOLUTION Or Co-PARTNERsHIp.

DISSVLs AAVs VIZ SV-f hR ANLhSUkTs
I'HE co-psrtnership heretofore existing be-
1 tween the undersigned, under the name and
6rm OF PhIl!eo q Hakes, Is this day dissolved by
mutual consent
All debts due the said firm be paid to Mir
PhiIleo and all debts owing by said firm, will De
paid by HIM. A h. PHlLLEO,
e.. NJ. ID HAkES
Rock Island. Sept. goth, 1865.
A. X. Ph!eo, having purchased the entire stock
in trade, OF FhieO y aIakes (sucCessors vi ChIid
B Baser) IA the Gr' Gerry and Dry GOODS business,
thankful or the patronage Oi the past year, oe-
sires a continuance OF the same, ana a call from
has old customers and friends, at the old stand in
Palace Row, Illinois street, near Court House
Square
sepL22dw3w.
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To Die in d bad Cause

as those who die in the rebel ranks undoubtedly
do, is foolish. But on the other hand
DYING FOR A GOOD CAUSE
as those who are wise and prudent enough to
remedy the defects OF nature with
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-06-09
PUBLISHED (DAILY) BIZ
EDGAR SN OWDEN, sSR.
m~ OFFICE-No. 104, King street, over
French's Book Store.
VIRGINIA NEWS.

The. growing corn in Virginia is looking in
good condition, and is coming on finely.
It's reported that Gov Smith of Virginia
has determined to give himself up to the j. S.
authorities. So says the Lynchburg Virgin
ian.
The daily departures from Washington to
Richmond, number about fifteen hundred.
All the hospitals at City Point have been
vacated.
The Franklin Paper Mills, at Richmond,
are to be sold at auction. There is nothing
left but the walls and the water site.
Long food for horses and COWS, is beginning
to reach Petersburg In large quantities. On
Saturday, several loads OF oats and fodder sold
at 50 per hundred.
Wm. E. Bass, formerly Postmaster at Pc
tersburg, died recently IN Brunswick county.
Nodiscovery yet has been made as to the
persons who recently murdered Mr. Harvey, in
Upperville, Va
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-06-09
MOUNT VERNON:
NJ @ n 7 g. E.

orTva THE POTOMAC FERRY COM
sEE=zs4-S E=zzs4szEsz ANY'S new excursion steamer
WAW ASET is now running regular trips to
Mount Vernon, every MOND AY, WEDNES-
DAY and FRIDAY, leaving their wharf at
Washington, at 10 o'clock, a. NJ, and Alexan-
dria at lOl.
This fine boat can be chartered for excursi ons
on all intermediate days, and on any evening.
lie 7-3Ot j. VAN RIS WICK.
INFORMATION WANTED OF JOSEPH
i NJ GARRETT, who served under the as
sumed name Of JOSEPH FITZGERALD
in the Eighth Regiment of Maine Volunteers,
Company f. The last heard of him was after
the battle of Cold Harbor. when he was seen
with comrade of his. He is supposed to have
been taken prisoner after the above battle
Any information concerning his whereabouts
will be thankfully received and literally paid
for, by addressing ED wv A RID CAKRET, care
Of New Y York News, New York
New York ie 7-eOl0t
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-06-09
T CE! ICE!! ICE!!!
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.

nOITo11T11
We are now landing from Schooner Helen
Mar, cargo of BOSTON ICE. This Ice is
cut from lakes fed entirely by pure spring
water, and is of very superior quality. It is
but sample Of the ice with which we propose
to furnish our customers during the entire
season.
At considerable expense we have obtained an
entire new set of wagons, and SO perfected our
arrangements for the delivery of ice, that all
persons leaving their orders with us, may de-
pend upon receiving their supply promptly and
regularly.
Hotels, Restaurants and Steamboats, supplied
upon the shortest notice, and on reasonable
terms, with quantities large or small.
M ELDRIDGE g. CO.,
no 2O-tf Prince Street Wharf.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-06-09
MARRIAGE LICENSE
From the Richmond Whig]

,.E
A lady and gentleman Of this city being de-
sruus to become one de facto and de Jurc,
Jound that no licence could issue, inasmuch as
the State is yet unorganlzed and the county
courts inoperatiye. In his despair the gentle
man applied to Gov. Peirpoint, who rejoiced
the heart of the young man by the following
letter addressed to the minister who was select
ed by the couple to marry them
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT,
RICHMOND, Va, ,-- 1865.
Rev. Sir-You Will join in the holy bonds of
matrimony, Mr.. and Miss - The
great command, Genesis i: %, cannot be dis,
obeyed for want Of proper local officers to grant
thelicense.
1 7 [Signed F. H. PE1Rpo1Nr
The letter, Of course, had the desired result.
The Washington Chronicle intimates that
"steps have been taken to remove Mr.. John
Mitchell, now editor Of the New York News,
from New York. The Chronicle is very bitter
against him.
Beriah Magofin, of Kentucky, long one of
the EXTREMIST oppncnts, of the Government,
has returned to his State and taken the stump
In favor Of the amendment OF the National
Constitution for the abolition of slavery
The foreign advices to the 2Sth ult., show
that United States fvetwenties, which ran up
to SO in England upon the news Of General
Lees surrender, but which subsequently de-
clned ten per cent in consequence OF the
assassination OF President Lincoln, have rallied
again to 672 g..
There is said to be great emigration move.
ment towards Missouri, from Illinois and lower
indiana and as a consequence, real estate IN
localities.
/ Telegraphic communication with Charles
ton has been resumed.
Considerable tradein cotton, rosin, &c, has
already commenced in Wilmington, n. G.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-06-09

IN AND SEED STORE AND COMMISSION HOUSE.
The subscriber respectfully invites the attention OF farmers
and the blic generally to his AMI complete asort
ment of FARMING and GARDEN IMPLEMENTS, Of the
latest consisting in part of Pows Harows
Cultyators, Horse Rakes straw Cutters Cider Mills
Scythe Sneats Forks Hoes and many other articles too
to menton all OF which offer at the lowest rates
for Cash.
also offer my services for the sale of any PRODUCE
which may be consigned to NE. BENONl WHEAT.
je S-tf No J. corner Of Iayctte Alley and the River
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no heed 10 them. "The policy spd wishes" says
this order, oi tie General Government tosaTds the
Peop Of these Ststce and the method which should
be pursued by them In iesumine or 1sumine the
eNe!cso OF their rulit cal rightA -ill doubtless 10
pie Of the hsck are free cit Of the n'iet
Ss'cA that Il s the fixed inteuton VI vi.e and he
nehcsnt Government 10 protect them in the enlov-
ment OF their freedom and The fruits Of their Undue
ty and that 1t is the manifest and binding duty ~
AL citizens, whites as well ne blsrts to mAkt such
ArrAurnon Mt. and Agreements among tlrmrelve-, Tor
coIi ed labor, thAil h. mutually sdvantaie.
ols "a AL parties. Neither idlen,-, vagrnncy M
he tolerated, and the Government will not extend
pecuutaD aid to any whether hite OF black
rho He unwilling 70 help thcmselVet.'
rebel general order was recently obtained from
one Of tho tniun prisoners arriving withln our lines
from Jacksonville, Fla, from which Nc sItfart yer.
hntim II any prisoner prisoners Of var confined
Ia any Of the military prisons IN the ta'Cs ~ bCOr-
STA Alabama Mississippi, shAll engsee Ia any
nleetus, or attempt by force W escape, thc guard
shau instantly IN, upon the mutiuCurs and II nccc-
ssf,, ~ the whole l.ty q prisJuCts until psfect
order restored, and every ?rirontr found with sfus
in hs hands at the time Of any Getting OF p'ssbe AZ
temp; to escnpo shall be insuuy ehUt 90 uolth, and
this penalty Ill In no case lc remtted here such
armed pri-onen are ovet1oNcfcd ly surrcuderins TO
the guard ON the suppression OF = meeting"
The Nrw SovrH tells Of ht,le ucsro 10y, cent BY
Ar, J. Davis prcscnt" to citizen Of Port Roy
el whom tie editor Ssked who made him, and the lad
replied God msde me, but Lincoln made me- Jrs.'
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Iicns from ,hc southwcs,

C1vs H., Hdy q The Memphis BrtLTrI:.'s
ko~ Orleans ~ cia dispatch Of ;hc I'D says Gone
rAlf Price Bucknor, Brent snd nine -tah officers Ar
rived to-day AZ Corpmssoncr' from Kirby smith 20
nesotit'e sith General Candy Tor terms Of surren-
ieT. Generals Price, Buckner and Dick Taylor,
the pagt OF the rebels, and Generals 'anhJ and Her
ron had con-u.tston, the gcluit o, which was r..
puci u be the surrender Of all the rcbel. IN tho
uans-N Mississippi, Department on the terms
Nerc accorded 10 Generals Johnston aud loo.
MAJOR General wilson hls ordered tia, all the Con.
fcIcrstc States mules, horses, Aarnc-., and
leather not required for ,4e o HE cavalry corI-,
10 be Turned over to Colonel Foster, Quartcrinastcr
Gcuc-nl to tr d-'rlu od Aucnsrt the poor people +.
lonn from the litcd States, hut s.'u.u.llc 20 the
,ni'rl stat, vhenryg. called og ly the p-o.os Au-
ibori'y
Scmrhf Dispatch Of Ma 9th, s,y, tNat tele.
graphic communication ha. uy,n opened t1 Ncw or
lcans General Forrest Is On hs plantation at Ia.
homa Mis pp..
Jackson l1,irc- state that the rebel Icr'slnturc
met 'Acre on the 2uth, anu directed Governor CLARK
10 appo.lt judge S'sikoy, Fisher uuI Gur.Hs Com
nissopors 10 go T. Wa.hn't.n rnd confer with rfc.
iacut I5hraou on the SUBJECT of calling - colye'-
u.u,.,h yles to tc.orr Mistss.77 20 the uu.7n
An cxclaare Ct pliraucT- was egrsi uI5n at the
nourA OF '.c Fed River on the 25th inst. Two han.
sroi end osts rebel exclaimed prisoners arrived At
eh.ey, port on the 10th inst.
Col Julian l.. Bryant, nephew Of wn, c Bryant,
wn. drowned sieiy while bathing IN the Gulf Of
Sico.
The interior Of ToIas Ia in terribly d.-oVanizel
condition. The French snd English var vcsscls oA
lhc Rio Granje joined the United rt'cs f'oop Of al
IN firing halt hour -uns mask of rcspccs 10 tho
memory Of the late President Lincoln.
Fort smith, MAJ lie eI desertcrs snd e'oe3ct
pr,souers Of the rhirty.second IOWA Ee-iment lus
ar,vci tIom ToHas report that TIE edeFa phsoue''
sondLed At Tyler Texas, arc allowed TO escaIe II
\ larec numbers, the -uards saving that when the'
are oil gone they will have uolhiur to do ami thcr
can go home.
Gen. Hu'aey IL nov nego'iains with tho rebel on
rcrsof We-teIn AEan.a as Tor tho suTi,udc. Of tho
toum'nd. quite a number have ..-r.t, come IN
Iud o,he.r VII doub'Ie's DO 80 GueuIila1 ha''
,1ssed lnolc.t.ns roits aud tc,csrspas.
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From Florida.
A Batch OF My-,er,o.s Rebels Captured

detachment Of Florida troops, tcloue.ne to tho
command Of Gen Newton which had teen tor 1evornl
days on tho track Of party n men Who we're tryns
10 make their esoapc from the "Coufcicracy" ovvr.
hauled them u $3.50 AN. on the i5th In a boat,
'hc shorr, at Cape Sable, Fla They proved to be
soven white men and Desro servant and from THEIR
.n'ohgent appearance, are believed n be mon Of
prommcucc. Thcv gave thesc names, probably hcti.
uous Frank l.. Andcrron Richard $. McCullotk,
frcdorik Mchl, Henry W. Mccormick, Julius c.
Pratt, Thomas A. Harris lsasc Hp.ncr. It ls be-
evcd that one Of them Is John G. Broctinridgc, aud
another McCulloch, the chemist who prepared tho
comhusiite materials for the burning Of Northern
oitos 4. developed In the conspiracy trial. In the
loat wero found quantity Of gold and rebel money,
with somo p,pcb shose character is not yet made
public Tho negro servant stated that thoy weto
oun for Havana and thai he was to have -i0 day
and HE freedom on arriv. Tl'g viii 3, brought to
Key West aud confined.
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From Mexico.

Cairo, May 77.-1ho New Orleans TtNrF prazos
CORE spondcnt, under date OF the 18Th int, sayr
The Liheral force which captured Monterey ~a-
I,G0 fttoug. General N'rt,tr, AZ or occupying n1
plycc, levied forced loan Of cue bundled thousand
dollars in specie Al the dsht At Sjul'o this lmpc-
riaist Generals NictoInuo Lor-io md Fcrro were
wounded huI e-cGnod. In TIL, heht Cortius captured
fifty thousand dollar, in specie aud nine hundred
pnsone-s. WhIc General Ncri,tc vas attacking
Matamoras the och ult the ict 81 Gcne-a slaugh-
ter fortified the lett hank of the Rio Grlude and
opened nm .!lery Ere TO pTcycnt NelIotos troops
from ioachins the river for water. party of fucr-
rlas recently attoidpt,i to kiduap the Impres-
from tho city Of Mexico hut were uusucccs'ful Tho
uupopuiarity Of Macmillan is stll further con-
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News Items.
IBp y.I.vrsph to As Ss~ rs'i ss~.,

n,,,.a ,hc ,,c.r, reviews at Washington, 10
p,l,Y,.,r, 4, Ohio Railroad carrisd between Wash
,,,,, ,,J pltirporc mora AL 80, ,OOO passengers,
,y,no,,, , ,.py,, accident.
t.v Coo,r 4 C,,r,,v ,cport the ul,crlptona
a,,.o, io., nj Al. 600
rr, total .uL.rr,p,iun for tho week was 4g,T33,-
COO
Tur pr,rc,p,l poet Offices in Virgins, Georgs,
Alabama. N,rtb and south Carolina, arc at present
a -, ,,.cbL oyerts Y, Arroin,msn,s ot
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70 day called for tie prosecution
- - 80, A.,
Bv Judge Aivochie llol q Nht' lt N"pf prp'o--
tlohf = ''Hnr nor AZ lHWi Nlhl', Nh',I'r g
LoI ol TIE o. hl "h'Ch iecehllV 'ctuTI m 'HnAdA
ul &c "a" o'i'hu'iH A"""h ~ ,U' ~ NNhN l"tt =
YOU Alp"irl r. c.ul '"i 20, llt N.,nl''l, ol we
lnitrl olttcaf \ hA1 chMtc ni uc mAi'tr lor
the government OF Ia" thiei -iAr'. q. state
rhethe. IN the peii. mrnrr ~ our professional
duties mere, yCr uNdr ne Q, inh llnLt' oi JACOB
hompr9n' ". =. ''eHIE, = =. ',N'i core y Hnll-
de.' nnc o'hcis oi th.' 'ttut. A. know lhosr Per
sous U.s. the4i eng f-'Aul out :" i' IH4F.. lhty
were eng@e y. 9hgelr ol thr 1onie erle l,o.erll;
to cxercire thosr functions, ana rcou'uiyei each
oil't scc'ialalt ! 100 i'' ih,," s.N ~. Itonp-
n eNN H', ol VI. ll''' ~ ',i" Ihi' h.u ~,
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KY "a 1l 'uo u' th"'h''' -. ''!p W. 'p.'''hN IN
h's tslhou' on mas ii'H' 'hN lA'-' peg ~n~ were
enfhAci IN ih' 'Nhle ''Nt riI'''. A'i lIa' lL1s
Iaid Nh maze uhltI thc H4th"'lL 81 lb' 9hi"iriNr
t'N'Nhth - ne D." ''ti tu.'4' H u4u ui' ',',',
l'le'Nfi Au" ul' -'r'I HP'' ~ =, t'' v 'ilI
you 100. NJ ms paper hhH H'"' 'Ii'i o h9t y'u
nave r'H tIr o', ...4 ' ll' %" u'''i' " hH''
tten We uitt nal u "m HNrn ih i'h'' on we
thnt Is ah eA'ct COP iu lu ai't 40 s- e"i 'AAt
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CpSfr. g.. Arr slATt, nV AHFgICA,
WA pErANINENl' ki'nN"NH N'' jane u, l'0b
10 Ltetn'snIut Hsnry n. IOuur.
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The Great Conspiracy Trials


W1hing,1r, May .S.-In now thought that all
the witnesses in the conspiracy trials viii 10 exam
inod letore Thurs iay and alter tl't day the arsu-
nents will De- commenced. There uill probably Ia
in q written form f.om all parties cn'escd In the
proceodncr An effort will be made to cosc the case
by tho end Of tho vrNk
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FpwIN N srtNroS,
Sccrptqrv O' MAr "

vas arag,on, VA, 7'.-rhe la'e oi!er Of the War
Department, that In ll rases Of sentences by militia
~ tribuLas Of imprisonment duiins tho war thst
the 30 rcmitcd and the pri'oneIs discharg
I'd, arpos IN part to number o. de-crIsrs Who were
sent to the Dry Tortlsas ss parliament lsr their
e~Iut
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From South Carolina.

N, l.LOrc anu tut Ntbei tCNfrnOrb-
All the Blacks Declared l ree-DiscOVcry
of IA Tucl Rebel order, rte.
/, Tho [ . ;. steam tran port Fulton arrived at this
teolt ast might, f:om Port Royal ihc 95h, vo are in
"a, ,ttci N FulseT McMann Tor the usual f-,ois
,n .oa Gilmore Las Issued on order IN wh.sh he takes
cnn hand the Iebel governors MasTath OF :. c.,
Of Georgia and Allison, OF Florida and pro
H,ouLces them traitors to the L 5, whose procls.
oul Ae lu.I ana YV.d, sI5 lp!A PeGa.ls W give
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Served Out Their Time.
Discharge OF MI Nilltury Prisoners Sem
tfrCrd for the War.

rnCtd Tor tue war,
WdNhn0on. May 2i.lhc following order has iust
teen Issued from the War Department That in all
ea Of teutonccs By iitAry tribunals Of inprison-
ment during the war the sentence hc rcmittei, snd
that tho pr.sner7 be discharged. Tho Aiuiant Gen
eIal viii Issue immeIiA,c', the Necessary instructions
30 carly this order into effect.
by oder Of the Pesidcnt
fsilnciJ Irwin grtNroS
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FINS =!
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LAST HAUL Of THE UNION SEINE.
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AL the Wrigglers, TadpOles and
Mud-Fish Secured.
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TuI EVIDENCE on SATURDAY.

Washington MY 27-Arcr tho evidence taken
vos,ct iay had h,cn read the follow Ing situ,s,s
day called for tie prosecution
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Singular Suicide on Board the
North Carolina.
WARMING TO "FAsT YOUTHS"
Shocking Murder in Brooklyn,
A MANS HEAD CUT OFF.
Last of the Rebel Armies.

WIv Derar'men, Washington Nay 27-haj Gen.
Di4 A dispatch from Gen. Canby. dated At New
odeans yestordAy, tho goth instant siatcs that sr.
rlnsements for the surrender Of the Confederate
forces iu the Iran,-Ni'is-ipp Department have hoen
concluded. They include the .n,n and material Of
the ARM and navy.
EpW1s NJ. srANroS, Secretary Of War.
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SURRENDER OF KIRBY SMITH.

ITEMS FROM THE SOUTHWEST
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ny Nr Stone q whcro did yol reside last YEAR
4. A. the huurr o' bf. Nauurl A. Mud,. q, Whil"
you wco lNur th,io last did you sec o know OF
any Vrgsnus sIpCpiug IN Tho wopdr ur ON thr tain'
No 81. q. Nti, yuu NJ the stable ire, l'ntiyr 2.
Ief. uututu,. noon and uisht. -. Ind you ever
rro an r.rptrr huf.'' - th, stAlci A. No. @
Nh,fa liI yp" ,kr 'nis aud sleepy 4 Ia the
hOusr q A. you kuus OF HiN one sleeping IN mo
ssiuup about 10. Mudd'- DURING l~ul, Ih' hni wear
ut III, eury 4 hcs, 81, did tuat ear JcfF ID cf,
BsnUw.t. and AuifrV GpNu. q. liua lonR goro
he, in camp thoro in the Noolsi l. do not fe-
collect