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Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1865-01-14

THE TENNESSEE CAMPAGN.-It is satisfac-
torily ascertained that Hoop is across the
Tennessee river. His crossing was effected
in the vicinity of Florence, about the 22d
ult. Gen. STEEDMAN also is south of that
stream, arriving at CORTLAND on the lst inst,
in close pursuit of HOOPS pontoon train. II
is said that Hoop, in an official statement ac-
knowledges the loss of "A cannon during his
campaign iE Tennessee. The conflicting re-
ports about HOOPS movements arose from the
fact that FORREST and brigade of infantry
fingered along to cover the retreat, and that
our forces were still actively engaged pick
ing up stragglers of these. The country
above the Tennessee is reported to be full.
The ebels took South with them about 800
Union prisoners, only S5 of whom were Off
GERS
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1865-01-14

REBEL MEXICAN TRADE.-From Matamoras
it is announced that since the French obtain
ed control, large trade had sprung up with
the rebels. Many large buildings are being
erected and the amount of business is very
great
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1865-01-14

THE WILMINGTON ATrAcK.-A rebel account
of the attack upon Fort Fisher says that the
Federals fred over 10000 shots from SO YES
sells, and the rebels between 1920 and 300;
that the rebel loss was only 8 killed and So
wounded; that the fort was uninjured. and
that but two guns were dismounted by the
Federal fire, though two others were dismount-
ed by their own fire and two burst
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1865-01-14

MASSACHUSETTS PATRIoTIsM.-It is officially
announced that only eight hundred and FIVE
men are required of Massachusetts, under the
Presidents last call for three hundred thou
sand men. In two districts, the Eighth and
Ninth, the quotas are deficient by this num-
Der. Every other district in the State is out
Of tho draft
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1865-01-14

sB- The National Aatelligencer has been
sold, and Col. SEAToN put on an annuity
JOHN F. CoYLE, A. G. ALLEN and WIN. R.
Snow are the purchasers. Its present semi
secesh politics are to be persisted in, and a
Sunday edition of them issued. The vener-
able institution has been in the market for
five thousand dollars for months.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1865-01-14

PRovosT MARSHAL GEN. Far instructs Pro-
vost Marshals of the States to enlist men for
infantry only, unless in excepted cases, spe-
cially ordered by the War Department.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1865-01-14
BROW rHr sHENANpoAH YALLEY.-News frl

FROM THE SHENANDOAH VALLEY.-News from
SHERIDAN's headquarters confirms the report
that EARLY has withdrawn many portions of
his forces far up the Shenandoah Valley, and
fallen back with his infantry to Waynesboro.
His cavalry, however, are operating further
down on both sides of the Blue Ridge.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1865-01-14

A VALUABLE DISCOVERY. immense mine
of emery has been discovered in Cheshire,
Mass, of quality unsurpassed by any in the
world. Till now, all the emery used has been
subject to a monopoly of two or three Europ-
can mercantile houses, but this one mine
will supply all the wants of manufacturers for
ages to come.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1865-01-14

THE DEAD OF 1s64.-The neurology of
1864 contains many eminent names. Among
them are those Of Nathaniel Hawthorne,
Walter Savage Lander, j. r. McCulloch, FL.
r. Schoolcraft, Charles Sealsfeld German
novelist), Jaques Jasmin (French), Thomas
Colley Grattan, Adelaide Ann Proctor, Geo.
p Morris and Park Benjamin, more or less
distinguished in the world of letters; Sedg-
wick, Wadsworth, Mcpherson, Rice, Russell
and Birney, among our generals (; Gen. Polk,
the guerrilla Morgan, Jeb. Stuart, Cleburne,
and others, among the rebels; Marshal Pc
lissier Archbishop Hughes and Starr King;
VIM. L. Dayton, Joshua R. Giddings, Josiah
Quincy, Sem, and Chief Justice fancy, among
public men and politicians; Meyerbeer, the
composer; William Hunt and John Leech,
artists; Professors Silliman and Hitchcock,
Strive, the Russian Astronomer, and Spoke,
the African explorer.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1865-01-14

THE LATE GEO. NJ. DALLAs.-The Philadel-
phia Press states that the late GEO. M. DALLAS
was in full sympathy with the War Democra-
cy, and repeatedly refused to preside at
meetings of the opponents of the Admins
tration,
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1865-01-14

ET The Juarez Government of Mexico is
offering bounty OF 5000 to volunteers from
foreign countries. Those who like a perma-
nent war viii find 1t there.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1865-01-14

WILL GO To-xoRRow.-Company E, 44th
Wisconsin Infantry, was paid to-day by Lit.
J. II. PURCELL. The Company will leave to-
for the field.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1865-01-14

GHGen. FITZPATRICK has returned to Sa-
vannah, from his last raid, after having des-
troyed portion of the Albany and Gulf rail-
road, near the Altamaha river
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1865-01-14

Coal oL.-A coal oil millionaire has nam
ed his little heiress Petrolia Ann. We sup
pose the next little heiress will be named
Carrie Sene.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1865-01-14

THE NEW REBEL PIRATE.-The new rebel
Sea King, with name changed to Shenandoah,
is reported actively at work On the Atlantic.
Captain HANSON, of the brig Sasan, reports
the destruction of his vessel also the barks
Helena, E. G.. Godfrey and 81. Clair. The
ships Charter Oak and Kate Prince were cap
tured and bonded. She sent the officers and
men captured to Brazil. The Shenandoah
carries four 63-pounders, smooth-bore guns,
two 12-pounders, and two 92-pounder rifles.
THE SAVANNAH CoTToN.-The New York
Times Washington special says it has au-
thority for stating that the cotton captured
at Savannah will be taken and sold by the
Government. If any persons claiming can
show valid claim. they will DE reimbursed.
1t is reported that Simeon Draper, Collector
of New York, has been appointed agent at
Savannah, to superintend the shipment and
sale of cotton.
EH- In Gen. ToRBETT's recent expedition
in the Shenandoah Valley, quite number of
the soldiers got rather oblivious under the
effects of the beverage called applejack. By
order of the General, they were strapped on
their horses and kept there until they got So
ber This punishment was found to be an ex
cellent way of instilling temperance princi-
Piles.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1865-01-14

Ampelopis, moek-grape. 1 have here literally
translated the botanical name OF the Virginia
creePer-an appelation too cumbrOus for verse.
The New York herald., 1865-07-12


"A E. ROTH AUCTIONEER
"a. AUCTION.-LARGE HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
saiS A ipion place All elegant Household Furniture
OF family going Europe will be sold ut auction this day
(Wednesde) July IA st the elegant residence lls Clinton
Brusses sSd Insrsin Carpets Dining Room-Rlch French
China Tea Dinner sets rich silver mounted casors sill
yer Teaspoons Tablsspoons Forks Ice Pitcher Cake Basket
itch plated Tea and Coffee Sets Butter Dshes ivory
handled Knives and Forks Carving Knives and sees rich
cut Gobets, engraved Champagnes Wines, Decanters,
CaraGk CELERY Stand cut Preserves &C. large black walnut
Extension Table .od black walnut Buffet twelve Dining
Room-Four beautiful Paror Suits with
the richest description Of crimson aud maroon and
gold green and black French satin brocate black walnut
Library Furniture two rosewood Etageres with French
plate Mtrrors back and DOORS style of Louis XIV large
Pier Mrrors ChsndeerS Turkish Easy Chairs
ne collection Of on Paintings Bronze Clocks aud orns
Stands, Ladies' Work Table
MAGNIFICENT ROSEWOOD PIANOFORTE,
Stool and S70O
elegant instrument with round corners beautifully
carved legs and case with all the modern improvements
overstruns bass full iron plate, Freach action full IN
Chambers and Nursery-Costly rosewood ana mahogany
1edstesds 6tatuary marble top Bureaus Wsshands and
Commodes TO match over twenty pure Hair from
FORTY 70 sixty pounds made to order and excellent cond
1on Feather Beds Bolsers and Pillows; Counterpanes,
lk and satin Bed Spreads Linen Sheets Ingram Carpets
bedroom Mirrors Clocks Toilet Tables Towel Racks Toilet
Ses Ocoths Stair Carpets and Rods mahogany cushioned
Wnar kSS1srs SSfss Lounges Couch Beds Hal
sssorsnent Of BASEMENT H and Kitchen Utensils, Sc.
N.B-Rciable men In attendance TO cart pack aud snip
goods for purchasers, 4 reasonable charge.
The New York herald., 1865-07-12

Vxy1LLrAn ABBOTT ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ITO
Chahan this day Ick osIocs stGc. and
Qcunte, show CaseS Sugar nuL Scales, 0rocerss, o.
uorsa wagon and HArneoA
The New York herald., 1865-07-12
A q. BURNHAM, AUCTIONEER.
IL MANGlFICENT HOUSEHOLD FURNIrURA
$4,000 WORTH Or,~r,, Or A.

FIRST CLASS HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, Al
PUBLIC AUCTION.
mOSEwOOD SEVEN OCTAVE PIAMOFORIHS .c,~s
OIL PAINTINGS BY EMINENT ARTISTS.
BRONZE CHANDELIERS, VELVET CARPETS,
ARTISTIC BRONZE STATUARY,
CHAMBER AND DINING ROOM FURNITURE,
CHINA, GLASS AND 6ILvERWARE,
On this day wednesday, at the dve story brown stone
private residence No. a West Sixteenth street, between
Fifth Sixth avenues, sale commencing at 0 O'CLOCK.
DRAWING ROOMS.
Magnificent suits Furniture in crimson and gold
and green and gold bocatel OF the richest description
eteaTete Sofas Arm, Oval Back and Reception Chairs
richly Centre Table, marble rosewood Essgeres
Secretary Bookcase, Ladys Work Tables Encoignnres.
MAGNIFICENT ROSEWOOD PIANOFORTE,
superby carved legs and made 10 order city mAker
rosewood Canterbury. Stool, Cover, Music Books;
Hertzs patent Extension Dining Table Buffet Arm Chairs
Sofas elegant and ruby Glassware richly deco
China Dnner Set Tea Set 20 match silver Casters
Tureens Coffee Urn Dinner and Tea Service avers Spoons
Cake Baskets, Table Linen Sheffield Table Cutlery
Rosewood and walnut Dressing Bureaus Bedseads Ward
robes Comm0des Armorea Gace SUITE style OF Louis
XIV; Hair and Spring Mattresses, Blankets, Sheets
The New York herald., 1865-07-12

WIN Writer'S, AUCT1oNERR, WILL SILL THIS
day, at1 O'Clock, at SH Canal street. furniture from
families and others removing Psror suits Mrr1fs Velvet
Tea Tables; Chamber suts Beds sof. Beds pinnf Room
eso large oven suitable for hotel or rssaaran also
10 casea Of nadeira wine.
The New York herald., 1865-07-12
w LARGE SALE OF G0yERNMrNr paoprRry.

WIN Writer'S, AUCTI0NEER, WILL SELL, THIS
Nv day wednesday at 10Y osocs Engine house, IN
Racoth; Centre Tables Mirrors Paintings and
Velvet and Tapestry Carpets ocoths Stair Rods
nets Arm Chairs Desks Wardrotet iron Bedsieads
end Hair Mattrcsses Bedding and
hrs class Engine house Sale BY order OF the Committee
The New York herald., 1865-07-12

DAssAoE TO AND FROM GREAT BRITAIN AND
Ireland By steamship and sailing packet At reduced
Rress Drs svaIlssls hroashou. Ensand Irs.od and
friends rsmi. mcnsy T, he Cd a. e 2 The
0 eouh 0trees,
The New York herald., 1865-07-12

90 MADAME AND Mr., ROEDRR, PRoPHEcyINa
20. Mediums, have arrived. and can ee CONSULTED tof
hort tiua NJ % Whi.e steeI
The New York herald., 1865-07-12

yxTINrs LIQUORS, &C.-I HAVE "A BARRELS FIVE
w year old Marshal Bourbon whiskey for sails - -
per gallon, eAAh Gall stW NsasAo street. rear ladqs
room II, ~"
The New York herald., 1865-07-12

uENRY d. MINER. ACCTlONEER-sALEsROCM 81
III Nassau street. opposite the Post ofce grees'
Gale Of contents Of ship ard foot Of East Eighteenth street
MINER SOMERvILLE viii sell, al auction, Monday.
July ~ 1863 at II O'clock cn the pemse: foot Of EAN
Van Deusen Brobee tie ccutents OF the ship yard
sis.ns OF Steam Engines hud Bciers 20horse power Saw
mill. Bolts Spikes Jsct Screws Augars, Anvls, Black
em,hs Tools Boat Dss,ls Grants. blocks ClIoch Kings
do Foohooks Trutks Carts and Harness, Brick Ofce,
Herring Safe Ac Ac; the whole tc be sold positively with
out reserve.
TAMEs AGAR, AUCTIoNEER. WILL SELL THIS DAY,
q at O'Clock, atm New Bowsry, % Overcos. stock Of
\ DEALER.
The New York herald., 1865-07-12

E,oR NORFOLK CITY POINT AND RICHMOND, DE.
liverinq Goods al the wharf Richmond and avoiding
sh,erage The Atlantic Coas, Nal s,eamsbIp SoTpsnys
Lewis Parrish win leave pier North river on Saturday,
July TO- Msr % For fsFh, or pyS1iiSsS soperMi9I MI
The HATTERAs will isaye as Above every Saturday.
Goods consigned 70 our address will be promptly forwarded
The New York herald., 1865-07-12

A UCTION NOTICE. MORTGAGE SALE OF ELEGANT
"A and costly Furniture this day wednesday, at 10Y
Fifth and Sixth comprising large variety Of Parlor
Dining Room and Chamber Furniture elegant aud
black walnut Paror Suits covered in the richest descrpou
EIEGANTLY CARVED PiANoFoRTE,
with four round full octave containing all
the modern improvements $780, Stool and Cover costly
Oh Paintings, Mirrors Lace Window Curtains. marble top
Centre Tables, Bureaus Bedseads pure curled Hair Mat
dresses, Easy Chairs Sofa Beds, Extension Table Silver
Ware Clocks, Cutlery, Crockery Mantel Ornaments, &C.
This sale 10 peremporyone seldom with in regard to
extent and variety. CHARLES YOUNG. Auctioneer.
The New York herald., 1865-07-12

IMPORTANT LECTURES DAILY-FOR oENrLENEs
i only, Al The New York Museum cf Anatomy, eas Broad
vay Parties unable 10 attend these lectures have then
receipt Of ten csntA By Addressing Secretary
New York Museum Of Anatomy
The New York herald., 1865-07-12

THE HAMBURG AMERICAN PACKET COMPANY's
j iron mail steamship
sAxoNIA E. Meier, commander; taxing passengers to
Hamburg Havre, SOUTHAMPTON and London
Will leave
Saturday July a. First cabin $06; second cabin, 962 80;
seerase sN @ payable In gold Its equivalent The TEU
TONIA win follow August The BAVARIA will leave as
an extra steamer August For freight apply 70 KUN
HARDT 4 CO. IS Exchange place. Passage onnce
C. B. RICHARD BOAS, No. Barclay street.
The New York herald., 1865-07-12

EXTRAORDINARY OPPORTUNITY FOR HOUSE,
IA keepers hotel keepers aud the rade-Al the elegant
Household Furniture Of the late Colonel w. r. Martin ias
West Eighth street. few doors from Sixth avenue will be
cold public auction this Wednesday, Afternoon July 2
At o'clock precisely consisting Of handsome Velvet Brus
In rich French satin Irocate and green figured reps rose
1AGNIFfCENT ROSEWOOD N OCTAVE PIANOFORTE,
STOOL AND COVER; COST S700
Elegant rosewood black walnut marble top Tables
Turkish Easy Chairs and Lounges Reception Chairs bronze
Aogany Bedads Bureaus Rockers Lounges Sofas Spring
and Hair Mattresses Blankets. Glass, China and Silver
ara TabIo Cutlery
The New York herald., 1865-07-12

DEM. r. FAIRCHILD. AUCTlONEER-wlLL SELL,
ID this day wednesday, July H. at 10 NJ at 68 West
street seniee Household Furniture eonsIs,ipg
Bureaus Secretary, Wardrobe, Mahogany Bedsead Hair
ces Brussels Tapestry and Ingram Carpets Ocoths &c.
The New York herald., 1865-07-12

g a J. BoGART, AUcrioNEERs.- Ibis DAY, At 10Y
~. O'Clock, at the auction rooms, No North William
&C. con: .ssg q mahogany soss Lounges Bureaus Wash
stands Cocks Essstes, Gas Chknceers, tive Pianos
mahog,ny trsme Billiard Table saddle, Harness Croctery
and Glassware, mahogany and Casst Bedseads. Ha Mat
tresses hne Feather Beds Brusses ply and ingram
pets: Oieolh, Matling, Kitchen Furuilufc. &C
The New York herald., 1865-07-12
DENTISTRY.


SIT or TEETH IN THREE HOURS, At az-
"A ftiols oxide fresh day Special mech nicai
dentistry Removed from 10 10 26A No TIL the
work done Entire heiisfacton pay. One door be-
low Seventeenth street, 21l sixth avenue.
FULL SET or TEETH INSERTED FROM ~
ractnr without pain JOSEPH DODiN, DentitL i35 East
Thirteenth Ut rect, near Third avenue.
A MOST WONDERFUL DISCOVERY Ex.
N tracted without pain or no charge Beautui Teeth
inserted at Sl each. All operations warranted.
j. JAY vfLLERs loo Grand st., blocks from Broadway
A RTIFICIAL TEETH-ONLY o.; BEAUTIFUL SET. ~
N SIS Superior gold and bone hllings Extracting
without pain. MICHAUD GOUDIER,
CoLroN DENTAL ASSOCIATION ORIGINATED THE
specially May 1863 They have never had failure
even on patients who had chlorofor vain the
sshest accident with H. We and do srtrao teeth with
out PAIN will make charge where this not fulfilled TO
the letter The breathe the gas with safety
COTTON DENTAL ASSOCIATION,
10 Cooper Institute
nR. JOHN HOWE. WITH DR. DRAKE xs CANAL
IL strcet-A Of Teeth silver rubber corAte es
80 70 Sls gold sis 90 70 50; sections a teeth. silver,
u gold, 81 per tooth.
DURE LAUGHING GAS ADMINISTERED DAILY,
IL without extra charge. At 3<6 silh avenue between
Twenty Twenty second streets Bcsutifu cheap
light Upper Pumpers 10 hing DOT the checks aud
restore youthful Appearance Perfect sasfzcon gvsa.
No advance required. Call and Examine
The New York herald., 1865-07-12

nrlpAwE oRrNprF. FEMALE PHYSICIAN NO
M Aml,y place. be consulted % all diseases
males Medicines and certain. Copvencnt rooms ~
ladies' who desire good and usiesi a'seais1s iufa
Y
The New York herald., 1865-07-12
= ARoE sALB OF SCRANTON COAL.
IL IfUr 5000 TONS.

HEORRis WILKINS, AUCTIoNEER-FlRsT CLASS
V Schooner Yacht al auction e. II. LUDLOW co will
ee at auction, Friday July a. 1855 at cu o'clock at the
New York Stock Exchange Nos and 10 Broad street.
WALL Schooner Yacht Alarm Of 2tG tons web built and
magnhceny fitted with every uxury aud convenience
Full rtculars at the auctiopees oce, No Pine street
The New York herald., 1865-07-12

imese seameIs wero 1uit ur ns % arc % ~,
ofpassengers and provided with careful and efficient
| officers
pleasure the continent The round trip comprises dts
of thousand miles, IL full variety and
Interest," which, with the cool and invigoratng atmosphere
render all that desirable trip for recreation
and pleasure for the round
and further Information by applying to
ROBT HANNA 4 Co, Agents, Cleveland Ohio.
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FfkE.s-ASsut O'clock Sunday night. 6te
side ,of Maesiny, between Market and ,Hssal
ssrsetG. The fret floor Of the store l4s, fsr.
nerly oecupfea by Hyde, Gregg 4 Day, was
found on IRE id 'places, aud no doubt *
entertained Of it's deiag the work of An iasen .
diary The flames spread with grs st rspidity,
and Notwithstanding the pronpt arrival sf the
originated, tsgsther with the adjoining build.
ing Of 3: a. Peipgle 4 Co., were tssslly eoa,
snmed: The upper stories of the stoses Of Jshn
G.. Minor d Co. aud Geo. s.. CamSrsn were
also considerably damaged. The property de
stroyea belonged to Mis- Jane Adgsr aad Nrs
Cameron. The 6.e extended back 20 the r4a :
by the great efforts Of the .firenaa. All ths
rear buildings Of the stores on Meeting strsst
A~sre also destroysd cHsrlssson Oosrisr, i2sk,
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the privilege OF those Of. our fsIlo a.eiitizeos
who have escaped tie ravages Of thu. eue-
my, to contribute to the wants Of those who
havs been -despoiled, and more especially
to co@tort and sussainithe .lanilie. Of tue
EhgAys men noy at The front Exposing their
lives to maintain our rights antsacars .our
liberties. ~. Il y ~. -
Resolued, That the spectacle Of a Large
army naaEching through q State, with no
one tooppossthem buteid mena., s9omsn
and ehildrsn,. burning sua s5eshag and
vsuating their proves ffgyfore rs weak
and defencelsss. is . righ. wfIei s.s4. well
excite the indignation O ts,e >l.aizsd
world and cause the blush If Al. Sc.
The resolutions were seconi.a by tho
Hon. A. z. Atlrieh aad supported ~ Col.
B:.u. Brown, Or. 8. B. graksm. sol- Col.
"; Graham, when they were adopted
On motion of Dr.. Graham, .ha Augusta
censss ttsonaiist, Edgsfald r.z4desrf;ssr,
And Columbia PAosnir are requested ito
:pubtsh the proceedings.
j. D.ALLEN, Chairnan.
L. W. WILIIAxs, Secretary. '
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Assassir alton of Abraham I.fno6in, etc.
WAs1rsaras, zpsii l2.--1o Ne;. I'm. Sherman:
President LiucoIu was murdered about 10
o'clock last nigh, IN his. private bog at Ford's
Theatre.-in thisseity, by an assassin, who SHOT
Linn in the head with a pistol ball About the
ran, hsar, MIR. Seward house was entered by
sp'thcr assassin; who stabbed the Secretary in
several places, baGjsi. thought he may posi- j.
Zig recover but bis son Fred may possibly. die
of wounds received from the assass,n. The
ASSASSIN Of sfhe President leaped from 1,e box,
br"naishins dagger. and. exc1aimi.g: "s;e
senspsr tyran"is--VTsiuia is avenged" Mr..
Lincoln feH seasslsss from, his seat, aud CONT.
nqed in thst condition antil twenty two mi.
nitss sfter 10 o'clock this morning, at which
time Id brsathpd his last.
Vioe-Prssident Johnson now becomes Pre.i-
-dsat. aud will take the ostls Of eAles aud as-
sane thtiuties to-day. :.
tsignsd,y + N. STANTON.
Secretary Of War.
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Sir Tho,pa. Coke tiuds nothing to abuse
except hi. ~ifs.sAtiaoline and Mrs. Long
rbew Miles hoop. Iffhey: have. no osksr
advantage, sneered Lady Coke, they keep
the n,sa ct staproper distauce; aud that's q
great blessing. To the men, sgrsxisa SIR
Thomas. =.
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Eaox CaIaISsrox-We have. thanks to q
triSnd. anoPy Of the Charleston 0ssri.r, Of the
f3th. It isavssy datxlsnt in the editorial de
Partm'at We gather paragraph touching
hrs In Meeting, bstwesn Market aud -Hasxll
streets. whi0 tho reader will find more fully
reported elsewhere We note the following
wslt-knswn. names a. among the municipal
S&ssts Of tho pest, VIE:
sDr. A. G. Aasksy, Inspector Of the City.
Dr. GsergeS Psssr, City Rszistsr.
u 1s1. HawleY, Superintendent Of Streets.
= e Ktk. Sub: Inspector.
E G. Prince, do.
! j. T. Nilligsn. ~ DO.
J..8hookles, do.
p Braay, ,Supstintendsnt Of Scaysnxsrs .
0erHe Artops, Clerk Of Market.
~ PenriSoY, Assistant.
e Wstton, Superintendent Artssisn " oil.
Ssnse Deaslnss Supsriateadsnt Tidal Drains.
-D~
Queen vioteris was NEARLY killed by s;l
n8 @sAs whiia on eantsr in the Home P.-h
Tho .,ssl -. -r.ges in s.1.na.b-,,o...,..
~ s4e m t,cas IN The fo.t Hospital. cases
Men in general % no. i've q. ;f .S
!ooied 20 de; and therefore. sso nat Il. ;.aey
q they looked 70 live. @s' a.
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E u. STANTOK,
Secretary Of War.


Asausri. April sI.-.Ths enemy ents.sd Ne.
cen zt o'clock, on the evening q April 20.
Az armed guard only ocsupy the city. Ether.
s. s-Sanleec opsrstot in tha telegraph saiss.
Tho enemy are respecting the armisties, bat no
private busiaess allowed TO pas. ovslethe line
yst The enemy -as awaiting instrpcsie US
from Gss shsraan, before anything farther
VIII be psrmitesd. They hold the city ~ /.
captured place.
Aass..a is, very quiet; ovar thansws of Lin i.
esins death. though many eosiectuses are
sa.ds eanes4niuE the result. OF sgit.tiug tue
people.
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: 'Hofise,-

AWI100s-s
II oST. on yssterdsy sftsr1oeu, Cold e.--
- MEIfo FRER ysty highly plis1d By III.
with it. 4 liberal reward viii bs given for Il,
recovery: The .Andsr iFiH please issvs i ~
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behind he Ststs Hssss Of a 5hiS sIkae.
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Father, how many days are thers+ i.
1851 said young Hopeful to hia. pate1naa
ancestor. So:
Way, aes, Of course, WAS the reply.
No there amt; forty of them are Lent
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for foyeof tra.s
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chiefly b. .;ss.1s:. q .-ss.si .ss.ysals.
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Columbia phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-04-22

Headquart@l lsea- sohnksas, i Army.
GEH,ERAL ORDf;'tS .y0.
Tis announced TO the array tfet . sssssns,en
l. OF arms has been agreed up.a. tsn6iaa nc.
gotiatisus between the two. Gov ersf,snta. Dn>
ing y. contiauance. the two Aim! as AZ. % ooos.
py their present positions.
\ BY command General JSttXe-r-s,N ~
Ascnxs ASpsssoS, Lieut.. Col ass Il, Y =
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