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FROM NEW YORK..
Our Midnight D1spatch-1nteresttr {:
summary Of Ne.ys-The Military
Situation Important from Rebel
SpufCe&s

Especial Dispatch to the Western Pross.1
NEw YonK, Tuesday, Feb, 2s-Aldnight
A Change Of Opinion.
The Ibst editorialiy reiers to q. B. Lamar, who
took tho oath Of allegiance ut Savannah, and pub
l1shes letter from Lamar 10 Wy1ey Woodbridge,
in 1861, IN which he says no neutrality can bs q
mcnt aed thst q the Confederate States. Il you
belong to the former, yon are NY eneMy, and
wead not has'tats to kill soa the moment you
Tie lsorlds Washington special eays dnsast-
ncss Continues to be manifested along Less
right. peserters still report that Lee Is being re-
tnforeed hy BeaurcEards trnops. All civilians,
aerca ont Of our army. thousand came up an
tic mail boa: to-day.
Cabinet Chanaca.
The 1IfbHnets Washington gpec1al says The only
ncy General Speed were both iaforE1ed whcn ap-
pointed that they wers to remain through the &C.
pretent. and Mr. Lincoln MI! testify his apprecia-
partuens by rendering them their positions for
four reata more.
The New Base.
The CormerctaE'a Washington letter eaFs a
corps Of surgeons and nnrsee, With hospital stores,
hns been sent to Wilmington, n G., which "a to
he sherman'a new base Of supplies. It Is evident
\ battlc Is expected BY good military judges.
Itcbe1 Extrar1s.
The Richmond Stnttntt Of the 25th says: sEvery
change Of the seat Of war bcgets an uneaslaess
and alarm, not only In the sections invaded, but
ef the relief extended TO one section by the reno
raj Of the enemy 8 troops to another. Our enemy
has tooeened hie hold oa the whole Of the MIssls
sippi Valley dc has also given up onc-thtr1 OF
Georgia aud large part Of Fitginta. 9hcFman's
n0tenenz IL the key 70 the attempt on Richmond.
Ecleat Sherman and the scheme Il at an ena. De-
feat sherman and the War at oncc assunes a new
and iin,llier front. nc pla{s boldly for high
stake. II hc fail biz own ruin Will be corresponds
ing!y AZ complete q aad 1rreeoTefa6se:
crate Senate was playing into the eucmgss hand.
renewal q Stats guarscla between the cotton
i not quickly rushed, viii ne:ssssriy prove fatal
| suIesI q al signa Of our f.llare;
more frantic fhsn efeE., The Enquirer calls upon
JrG. Davis to arm the slaves WITHOUT authority Of
,sw T. 9hsss SITES eS aaa I'll. esase saad
,on g%she1 on .ass: 'ns
u 1ushtn through tho Ca1olinaa Ike
| 10o,ooo bales of cotton At Co!umhia. Graat i.
Eradu9lly and perhaps surely extending his lines
around fete.shuTE and RiehMond; aud threatens
ysnc--snd thu Senate are doing The conservative
Tic Rehmosd jksg of Tic sslh gives su en-
place WA los1 only by sheer uumerlc ii supsr,o1i
=: 1hc aShtins, ,seeosdtag 70 SONG aecounts, ,waA
s " nsa1ls a'i' the government property w4s re-
Treasury 1tattors.
| . The 7ftonnt's Washington. special Gays: II hon
Hugh MCCul'och, the incoming Secretary Ut the
! Treasury, WAS In the House to-day whlfe actor
Was h:d upon the Lew Loan bill He expressed
himself perfectly satisfied with 1t Us amendsa.''
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WARRINGTON. Feb, aas--The Navy Department
Acadia ia lying Wreck, ri1l1,cd by slot aud shell
from the United States steamer Virginia, six
miles from Vc1asco, where she run On shoru aEtcr
seYctAl Hftemhta to Hct frk1 that uQtk.
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The Fruudu1ent Invoice Case.
SAN FRANCISCO, Tuesdsy, Feb. a7.~-The Jury in
the Champagne condscation case, wherein the i'm
potters were charged with making out fraudulent
invoices. brought IN verdict Tor the Govern
nens. The ea.o Il to be appealed to the United
StAtea CtrcuIt Court
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D 1 e u 3.

In Iake Fo.yst Tue4day. Fsh. gth, Of ,nA ,tlon
Of Inc nt sin CHARI4RS PALMER, ontF son 1f Gilbert
aed Nar1sst z. Kos.tser. sgsd Ieass. uo7ths and
s. ds5S.
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0rleans., Prices .aruer. Two handrcd and
thirty fa'ca of2 prize schooner werr sold Yt-low
mtddllpc rcEacted, COG; strict ordinary repacked.
s3c to SIC: good ordinary quoted at 7c; low
Hfddliug, Tic. Sugar, fu1ly fair, &c; Mo1asscs
frme-, Sl.E; light supplies Of both; inquiry
brisk. F!oat-c0od extl3. FL, CO.
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Nsw YonK, Tuesday, Feb. zs--1he trsal Of
Robt. Cobb Kennedy. charged with bein, imp!ic1-
ted tn the hotel burning plot has been In progress
hc.e abont three weeks before the same Counls-
sion ttot convicted Beall It sasd the testimony
is very strong against the prisoner. and that bis
conviction 1s probable.
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Nrm advertisements.
l1th Ward Draft Meeting.

1htsa vii, Ia r1eeng Of citzanf ol the 11th Wssi
THIS EVENING. IL Mey.e's Concert Hal , No. tt3
VtBs RanepEh stres 4 tu:t atten ance Ii arr t3tty
reeupEted. ts5 order IF. BGTLiE. Sec1.
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LATER FROM EUROPE.

Effect Of The Peace Ncxvs-Depreda-
lions of sx1e Shenaudoah-Deaah Of
tlie Duke of Northumberland
, 1865-03-01
NE VS. BY TELEGRAPH.
TEE MILITARY SIT
I1ATI0M.
Sherman Supposed to
be. at Fayette.x
ville,sN G.
Schofield Reported to Have Made
a Junction with Sherman
CONTINUED ACTIVITY IN
LEES ARMY.
Grant Ready to Follow Him
in Six Hours.
All Civilians Ordered ont Of the
Army Of the Potomac.
LEE STILL II COMMAND 1T
RVCUWnNn,
Johnston Commanding The
Rebel Army in South
Johnston Commanding the
Rebel Army in South
Carolina
IMMENSE CAPTURES OF
COTTON BY SHER-
MANS ARMY,
SURGEONS AND NURSES ORDERED
TO WARRINGTON.
The Chicago Conspiracy---Impor-
tant Testimony Of Chicago
Witnesses.
Cold. 200 1-4E
FNO1I-WASHbIN4sTON.

Provisions Of tho Auendatory ENROLL
xsss 1lH Kftl--tntereEtfnE Political and
military Matters.
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CHICAGO, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 1, 1855.
FROM CHARLESTON AND
WHINING ION

Important amendments the bill passcd-ayes 50
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THE EVE OF BArrLE-It would be diff
fcult to convey to the mind Of an ordina-
~ reader anything like q correct idea of
the state of feeling which takes possession
of man waiting. for the commencement
of a battle. In the first place tine ap-
pears to move on leaden wings-every
minute seems an age, every hour day.
Then there is a strange commingling OF
levity and'seriousncss within him--a lev
ity which prompts himto laugh, heknows
not why, and seriousness which urges
rhim-ever anS1l to lift up mental prayer
to th.es throne of grace. On such occasions
little or &c Conversation passes.
The privates generally lean on their
frelocks,, tho officers on their swords, and
few words, except. monosylab bles in reply
to questions, are spoken. On these ocea
sicns, TOO, the faces of the bravest change
their color, and the limbs of the most res
olutc trcmble-not with fear, but with
anxiety-whils. watches are consulted
till the individuals who consult them
grow weary of the employment. On the
whole, it is higher excitement, and
darker and deeper agitation, than any
other in human life-nor can he be said
to feel all that man is capable of feeling
who has not felt it.
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The WAR AND IT'S VIcrIMs.-O Aicial re-
turns in tho War office at Washington
show that the deaths in the army since
the war broke out, SO far as heard from,
with the estimates made from these re-
turns not yet handed in, including the
prisoners, etc, will aggregate about 225,-
900. These are the deaths alone. From
this number we may deduct some forty
thousand on account Of ordinary mortal
ity had war not existed, and then have
left left $4,000 dead. These are the dead4ot.
ly on one side. If we suppose mortality
of 175,O 600 on the Confederate side, we
have total Of 100000 WHO have perish
ed in the war Supposing among the
wounded and diseased of the survivors
that one half are permanently disabled,
we must add at least 10000 more to the
number. of victims, making total of over
one million of human beings whose death
or uselessness while living may be ascrib-
ed to this war.
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MASONIC FUNERAL PRocEss1oN.-We
learn that Masonic funeral procession,
in honor of their late brother, Capt. NJ
A. SULLIVAN, deceased, will 30 had by
Ornan Lodge, No. SO, A.. F.. M, Cedar
Falls, Gleenvills District, on the Fifth
Sunday of this month. The procession
will form at Mrs. Nancy Sulliyan's, at 81
a. NJ. and march 10 Lebanon Church,
where Funernal Sermon will be preach
ed by the Rev. Mr. McSwain, of the M.
E. Church.
The Lodges of A.. f.. Mat Green
vile, Anderson, Williamson and Laurens,
are invited to attend and Join in process
sion, each as body. The Chapters Of
r.. a.. M. at Greenville, Laurens and
Anderson are likewise invited.
a Special Communication of Ornan
Lodge will be held on the Saturday pre-
vious to the funeral, for the purpose of
working in the degrees and attending to
business. Brethren from other Lodges
fratcrnally invited to attend.
CGreenville Enterprise.
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CHAnLEsroN.-The aQueen City," we
ore glad to learn, is, Phoenix-like, fast
rising out ofand shaking off the de5ris
with which The sad events of war had
clothed her, and wiH,wc hope. under the
benign influence Of a speedily restored
civil Government, soonFesume the posi-
tion of Importance, among her sister cit
les, to which she is so justly entitled.
Itwill be u matter of qualification to
our Charleston rea ders to know that the
burnt. DISTRICTS being rapidly rebuilt and
order has already begun to take the place
Of chaos,
A considerable trade is carried on by
the wholesale merchants with purchasers
from the interior.
The health of the white population is
very good; the mortality amQpg the ne
groes.very eavy.
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From Observation-Disclosures News,
of Thursday, has the following para
Governor WilIiqm Il. shallsoy, Judge
William Yerger and our handsome young
friend Colonel Jones S. Hamilton, who
has Just been appointed U. S. Marshal for
the State of Mississippi, returned from
Washington City on Tuesday last. They
are all looking well, and apparently in
fine health.
Gov. Sharkey has determined to reinstate
ali the oldofficers of the State from Probate
fudge down by executive appointment
We are convinced that this action will be
entirely satisfactory to our. people, and it
saves the government an immense amount
Of petty annoyances.
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0Guarp.

Sergt. WM. H. sicCLISToH, of Co Sc" I'd S c.
Rifles, was born Feby 1st, 1894, and killed on the
Goth April, 1865 Seldom has it fallen to eur lot
to chronicle q death more moarnful or sorrowful.
For moro tlfan tli-co years lie *as soldier of
Gen'l, Lees Army, following The banners OF that
grcatcheiftain, IL, all o9his splendid campaigns,
enduring, wiihoa. complaint,. fatigue, priyntions
nobly doing his duty, on the bloody field of .. Fra
ziers Farm" bat recerr-ing, hehastened .o rejon
hia ecradcs and vying fortunes of
his country, passing through unhuri, to the close
OF the struggle, coinpigrs which are without a
parallel III he a.ln...s OF war II was reserved for
him &c give up his young Iieunder circumstances
peculiarly solemn and painfully interesting. AT
ter-the surrcnder1f Geil: Lees army, while re-.
turning to bis distant nome. with q heart buoyant
with hope at the prospect Of arr carly reunion Of
friends and kind,ed, Ec halted one evening at a
iarm house TO find shelier from an approaching
storm and rcquos ed permission to take refuge III
a barn, hard by. This modest request was denied
him, by the surly landlord, but an old dilapidatcd
shelter was pointed OFT to him; hungry and eS-
haustei. after many days hard marching, he soon
fell asleep, together with his companions. Thore
while lost in Sleep forgct,l Of his toils ana suffer-
ings, dreaming .yerhaps of his distant home and
The '.loTcd ones there, beam from the crazy
structure vas Hurled down acrosshis breast by the
fierce winds, and in . moment more his happy
spirit took its fight 10 The spirit land. He was a
child of lheecovpnanf, nufsed IL the. lap Of pic!y
aud indocirinatcd from his infancy in the princi-
pie of the christian religion, aniitis not surpr;s
ing that his friends should have acomfoFtabso hope
that his cul was peace. \ tree is known by its
fruit. From rlj childhood, lie was modes, prc-
don't, discreet 4 AmeSher's prayers followed him
IN all his vendcrings lnd perils, and although he
never publicly madca profession of his 70 tn in
Christ, yet the spirit OF God evidently ives Of n
with him. Ills chaplain had repeated CONVERSE
tion5 with him upon the grea! interest of his soul.
and he tes.cs that hewss ever sober and discreet.
and so fur as llc could judge, he posstsseda strong
scriptura hope Of sa-stiea, aRf his mind illnmi-
mated By the regeneraling influence Of the Holy
Spirit And although this is u severe blow to the
sorrow stricken parents and friands, being the
third SON out of four. WHO have fallen victims in
this bloody war. and although it would have been
great comfort could he hare reached his home and
received the kind attentions Of. frieads, and TO
them given hla isat dying testimony of his faith in
Christ; yet tits also comforting to cherish the
fond hope, Tint he died tn. death of the righteous
apRIEND
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GARRIsoNED.

N-on Monday evening last Co. "E.' 56th
N. WET. Vols. arrived. upon the. train
from Newberry, to occupy the town as a
garrison. The Company is under the
command of Lieut. JOIN S. ToMpKINs
who is also in command of the Post
Lieut.. G. RNEwKIRK is Assistant Pro
vost Marshal.
We learn from these officers that the
purpose of their visithere is to preserve
order, settle disputes and difficulties, ratf.
fy contracts between freedmen and their
employees, administer the oath of allegi-
ance, receive reports from those who are
inspossession Of any. government property,
sc.
The men composing the garrison are
quartered in Masonic Hall, lately used as
as hospital. The Office for the transac-
ton of all business is in.the second story
of.GraRite Row, Immediately over J. D.
M. DoBRIN's, Establishment.
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NEWSPAPER REooNsrRUoTED.-The Raj
oigh Progress is practically carrying out
it's ideas of Union and fraternization. 1t
now employs compositors who nave serv-
ed in tho Union and Confederate armies ;
has on it's editorial staff one gentleman
who has served for years in the national
ranks. anothes, who for years belonged
to the army of Gen. Lee A live Yankee
presides over it's news department, and a
6 Johnny reb" is in charge Of the local.
The best feeling, it says, prevails among
those late officers and soldiers, who, few
months ago, had they como in contact,
would have tried to cut each others
throats, but now handle no shooting
sticks that are rot harmless in their dis
charge.-Erch0nse
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CLEMENT C--4CIAY.-Clement c.. Clay
was taken from lis casemate, a few morn
ings since, and, accompanied By the Off
Ger of the guard and two soldiers, was al
lowed to promenade the broad and shad-
ed grounds within tho walls of the fort.
The Philadelphia ,Mqairer's correspond
cut, in a letter dated June Both. says the
promenade was kept up for half an hour.
The prisoner was allowed to rest when
he chose and seemed greatly to enjoy
this summer mornings walk. This re-
creation was allowed Mr.. Clay, by Gen.
Miles, on the representations of his ply
sician, DR.. Bancroft Air. and exercise
will very soon restore the prisoner to full
and vigorous health.
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EAST TENNEssEE RA1LRoADs-We elcarn
that regular passenger trains commenced
running from Knoxville to Jonesboro, 9s
miles on Wednesday the 25th ultimo.
Special trains convey passengers and
freight to Cartcr's Depot, twelve miles
further, which is the present termination
of the road This leaves only twenty
miles of the road to be finished to Bristol,
and there are only two bridges to repair
to complete the whole. The Virginia
and Tennessee railroad, from Bristol to
Lynohburg and the Orange aud Alexan-
der railroad, from Lynchburg to Alexan.
dris, Opposite Washington. are nearly
completed.
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
ANDERSON DISTRICT.

IN THE COURT OF ORDINARY a.
WHEREAS Robert a. King, Executor of the Will
King, deed, having filed his pet;tiosi
p-ayins that final lcIfcnt of hc Estate Of the
said deceased be niadc and it appearing TO my.
satisfaction that Hiram IL. King Jnmes NJ. Garrett
and tho. heirs at law of Nancy Carter, dcccased,
{nnmher.afd, ns,res unknown, legal heirs and de-
vIsees Of the sii' King. all reside beyond,
The Limits Of this State
1t is therefore ordered that they seyerally
in the Court of Ordinary, fer anderson District at
September next, to receive teirres pcctiyc distri6
niive shares under the Hii of the sid iiians
King dec d., ON final settlement, on the abuve sta
Led day. ...,. . ~ - -.
HERBERT Han iAlaIoND, DAD
June %, 1865 3ni
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IRISH POTATOES.

We beg tomake the hqmbless acknowl-
edgements to our friend SAMUEL Gun
NINeHAM, tor o mess of the very finest
Irish, Potatoes it has ever been our privi-
lege to partake of. asAM1vEL" must have
known our prediction for "praties," and
desired to serve rs accordingly. AT any
rate, we feel under thousand obligations
for the courtesy.
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English & Classical School,

WARREN D. WILKES and MANNING BEL
CHER viii open an English and CSsssical School,
in the Academy
a. Calhoun, in Andersen District;
On the first Monday in August proximo. The frat
session viii close on the Sd Monday in December.
Every pains will be taken to impart thorough in-
struction i'm every branch of The English Lnn-
guage, in Mathematics, and in tho Latia and Greek
TSe terms wEli; be One Polar, One Dollar and q
Half, and Two Dollars, per scholar, per month;
payable in current funds, or the cqpisalcntn pro-
duce at current rates when paid s.5
Boarding can be obtained ut old prices paya able
in money or provisions.
July 90, 1865
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Head Quarters Military Division,
Western District, S. c.,
FOURTH SEPARATE BRIGADE, -
Newberry. s. C.. July Is. 1865.

Newberry, 5. O., July 10, 1865.
General Orders No s2
/ l. All permits heretofore granted. for
the sale Of Ale, " inc, Cider, Brandy,
Whiskey or Any Intoxicating drinks are
hereby revoked, and selling of the same
Ito any person, or persons is prohibited:
/ II. Any person having in their posses
sion any horses, mules, wagons OF any
Government property, will Immediately
report the same to the nearest military
post and have it recorded.
III. Ali cotton being transported must
be inspected by the nearest Provost Mar
shall, and marked /" Inspected aadsPass-
ed."
Any person failing to report such pro-
perty will be adjudged guilty ef violation
Of Orders, and punished accordingly.
By order of
Brev't Brig. Gea. C. H...yAN wYCK,
Commanding District.
HENRI B. LOOMS, 1st LIT. & Adj't Sc
n. Wv. V. & Provost Marshal,
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Hon. Pierre Soule, late Of Louisiana,
has opened law office in the City OF
Mexico He has lived the past year, on
a plantation near Puebla, but found re-
tirement unsuited to his active and in
triguing nature, and moved to the Capt.
toi, where he will be likely to take part
in. .Maximiliian's Government.
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The Manchester (N. H Mirror says
that there ncvec was so great o demand
for female operatives skilled in the busi-
ness of working in cotton mills as now.
The Amoskeag and Stark Mills would
start up double the present amount OF
work if they had plenty of weavers and
other help, and all the other mills are
short of the same class of labor.
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TEXAS GuBERNATIoNAL ELEoTloN.-B.
II. Eppcrson, of Clarksville, Red River
county, Texas, has been nominated by the
Union citizens of Nolthern Texas for
Governor. The regular election comes oil
on the FIRST Mordy in August next. Mr.
Epperson. has issued an. address to the
people Of the State accepting the nomina-
ton and announcing his discrimination to
run.
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OUR TERMS,

In order t0 place the Iatel17gsncsr with
in the reach of all, at this timc,. We have
determjaed upon receiving subscriptions
FOR g6REE MONTHS ONLY, ct the low price
of Fifty cents in Specie orits equivalent in
Provisions. The following schedule will
be the governing rates at which .provis-
ions will be received:at present:
Corn, pecks, 8 dozen Eggs,
Wheat, bushel, 5 lbs OF Butter,
20 Is. Of sour, It's. OF bacon'
Chickens, &C., p ies OF Lara
Mr.. W. S. KEEsEis appointed our Agent
to receive subscriptions, and is autherizcd
to receipt for provisions or money.
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ExcusArnKY.

-FHe speech Of Gov. Perry, together
with important Orders, have occupied our
columns this week, to the exclusion of the
usual variety.
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The Petersburg Express says the month
of June was the hottest experienced in
Virginia for many years. During thirty
days the thermometer did not fall below
eighty-six and most of the time it was
among the nineties.
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DEATH OF DR.. JOHN W., LEwIs.-With
sincere regret, says the Atlanta Intelli-
gencer of the 10th inst, we announce to
our readers the death Of DR.. John W.
Lewis, which sad event occurred after q
very short sickness, at IL residence in
Barlow county, on Tuesday last, the 18th
inst
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Barbecue.
A FRIEND.

All persons who served with the "Pal-
metto Rilcmen in the Army of North
-ern Virginia. from the beginning to thf
close OF the late. war, and the parents o.
wife of each Reconsideration, are cordi
ally invited TO part;.ke Of a Barbecue to
be given by Mr. ]. C.'KEYs, at his resi-
dcnco two miles from Anderson village, Oh
Saturday The 2sth of July inst. In tile
case Of adedeascd eomrade, should there
be neither Parent or wife u brother OF
sister will becxpccted as the representa-
tive OF sneh deceased
July IS, 1865 q a. 8
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The Jefferson West Mississippi Bulletin
saws that the scorn crop bids fair to be
unusually large in all the counties of this
stateseast of the Trinity" There havc
g been plentiful rains.
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nAnrsz nr A6YERTIsING

Advertisements fnserte4 at the rates of Ono Dol.
lar NOR SQUARE of twelve lines for the first insertion
and Fifty Gents for each subsequent insertion
Obituaries and Marriage Notices chargoa LOT ts st
tha-sastes.
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Just Received

FRO M CHARLESTON
THE following Goods, which win be sold for Cash
at Charleston retail prices. s :.
GROCERIES.
MacLcre!, Salmon, HcrTings
Tea, Coffee, Sngar,
Cheese, Soap, Starch,
: Mustard, Pepper, Spice
Salt, Yeast Powders, RaisinS
Maccaroni, Candles, Ale,
Soda, Brooms, Backing,
Shoe Brushes, &c., &c.
DRY GOODS:
Calico Long Cloth, Muslins,
: Hose, Toweling, Vcils,. -.S,e.sss.s-
Glovca Spool Cotton, Sewing SILK,
Need!es, Pins, Buttons,
Hats, Ladies' Shoes, Parasois,
Handkoschiefs, Combs, Brushes, &c.
ALSO,
Pens, Ink Paper, Pencils. &o.,ss
Cologne, Sozodone, Cocaine.
C. aATHEWES,
North side Public sgnste, Anderson c.. liz
July 90, 1865 5 S. =;