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FIVE BAYS ~ rae ESgaY's LINES.

III-, ~, =. ~ 90. l,,-,,,,,.--, ,-,,.---
~ ~" i'Dn L'Nh''
\ lazy residing 10 Montgomery, >. q ,
VINO was virtually IN me enomy lines for
I'VE lays writes h'i ripeF'enc. 10 freud
W q usu'" q. 'oi''Ns &c.,
fi-VinH an opportunity thought would
CIV, you s,.Nt .aiht 'dss Of our experience
1ih we f'hsses was on Wednes.
aa!' req ott, tna' VIC INST took alarm,
hearing 'hat hhpH'r'ess cavalry. 5000
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During the past week We have had alter
nasely reports Of Con, Joseph +. Johnston :
surrender, and ~ his having obtained signal
vlotory over sherman, accompanied 9Th start.
l'nF paisicnlat' each fumor coming appa.
rntly veil authenticated.
The dispatches which were received y.stsr
day evening, aud rhigh ~ publish Jude, the
bead Of " 1ho I..ics,. give reasonable ground.
% believe that no ensss, men, bad taken
place.
Tho arst la1aify which sidr e.e. n.clf 10 a.
Ia. Ia ta- lnteiliscues Luo Or fal,s' II fsl,~
II i- to present {, hopeless picture 10 tho ps,pl.
Of the Trsns.Hlss. Department. In tsis the
eutmy wilt fai In hrs object for. u ,rre, -
he sJuld In that cas-. make y. ts.ievs our
conc ton in IN. Eat IA better than has been
supp cd hy many, aud for tie following oh,
vions reasons
It, There Is nothing nssuanlmos, or sen.
sr9as IN SherRan's mature. Hlseuuf.c ,lroayh
Georgia md the Catolnsi, has been marked
BY Tapin.. desolal,on, aud every tpsci-. q
ehormity lhat disgrsccs humanity 10 rcs
sonable to suppose he would have .u-rei
Johnston snsh term. (bnd as they ar. unl,,,
sa'i.ned that he had force .uMgirn,iy lsrg.
to reslsi him aad pro,rsc, III. var.
lad, We must reeollsct there .rs weak sp.ss
people on the other aide Of the river. Who are
ready to submit upon almos, any terms. I, IL
not reasonable TO suppo.t. that Gen ] 3
Johnston agreed to III. proposition, Indicated
Knowing they would be rejected by tho Wash
'ns'on s oyetnmeut and tia: the altcrn.ti,.
would be presented OF unconditional shier,
dasish submlss,on q the abolition power. .iih
'ns i'-' Of property, u al political ald social
nght-' IN. emancipation # tho slaves, aaJ .h.
eoussluent degradation u The white rae or
eon''hnsd struggle Tot Independence 10 other
sord'' that be desired - convince tAo army
and people. Of the esia!,ase Of a fac, which
'ney were not ready 70 accept unless brossb,
I'as - 'aen IA manAer which they could
roy reject that there wa uo.hlas TO 10 hop.d
foI from Sotthetn cle,n.ucy'
Tho necessary effect mus, 10 TO unite ON,
people sni divide thu NORTH. II Gen Joho.o,
- successful In one grca. battle, and IA, -sn
csfcd manifest TIA, hs can pro,fsei tn. var
thew viii b., aees-ssriiy. great dislsion ,n,sny
our enemies inieiissn. men from the East
Assere ~ taA' thousand are docking TO Iohn.
stons STANDARD. and that the people all ox,t
tne county, fully appraised Of The er,,i. ard
ia deasnds-thAt there is no hone bu, in in.
dspsni.nee- have determined 10 sia1. svrt,.
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B.rs6 over The death Of sisera the chief
Tain o, Jsbia. who cane with his chario.s
and his multitude 10 sublae Israel, 9th
chapter = Jslgcs) This chieftain after
bejas defeated. sogsh, tie house Of Heher
nc Kenite Jael HsDcrs wife, en,iced
him INTO Der tes, auI rht1 b. icli asleep
drove nail mt al. temple snd killed
him. The song . 'uN Of JOY over the
event describing { - worthy lsed and
p-ec. claiming
D." Blessed al. ye women shal J,el the
wife IT lirber Toe kcnie oe, blessed sn7i'
sue Ut A'''e "O'''' Nv ~ '"'
'"''' = w. '-'''''
'n suing '''ne''n was '''''''''' '''''''
W 'u''a' Ai''o''''p' III '''N '''' ~
yt"h'' sna 'a' eSen'y % "' COUNTY
"9's'''' v H'"o' ''' "o". ''''
'nA' ~ ''-'' 'p'''S zoe s'n''"'''' 'P.'
10, htaf' "' every '"An ''f'" a'u o"N'''
mat fes's'Ah'' 70 'y'An'a 70 oS'r'ao"
20 'o' 'n'' ~ So''n p'Ac' ~ every
7oata''h man nanu q usss'' WIN 'hc
'ea'ia'e0 'if'aou' p1rpose 10 use Il as"'as'
'yFAnh NHene'ef the opportunity o1ered
l"ncoin vas essentially mao 81 low
vulgar 'n'un u 4 striking exhibition OF
'hr q gwen N rvs WAL 70 the army OF
the Potomac shofhy shef me 'stue OF
9nAfpaoa's' \ 'e''e' writer 70 one Of
the New foTk papers srspnicaily deacT'o-
cd Il Tie san, IN substance That LIN
coin rode over tiie battle Held, where were
TO be seen the evidences Of recent deadly
STRIFE the long Iin's Of ny~ made graves
the Head animals that covered the ground,
the trees stripped ~ their isl'ase or cot
down by toe m,tilles Of wsr. Il was =
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sAns

Ux, x,~s - 49, ~sos % Ce.i~ss .is
a sssJ are - fo.~ss
Asbser'r:a,a 10 'l.a paper LOT az Doa'a-'
,A,sr,lsax on. .4.f ., l,so. fsT sAeh N
ssffb.1,
Aa.pa,.snsei 4 candidates nlc
rrsS-si aat,.4 ssiis a,sS prison. " -
~ esa date. psnoaAl not o., st., eAa'ssd
~ .ar,c ~ afscf. .~-stD's.
gs o., prspaisd - e,csuts job "ars n
a,,J style "a sa1r, not 9. nd 81 moisfAst
,slr~~
No ere, sdshes pAyriesi Invariably =
..pt f- .or.ransni v0dk jovtrn4sat ~
rsit'sBs half pfice.
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', ''''''''
A'i '''' 81 va 5g' bi'''i''
ina criss o'a Nations h'e ~ upon
y1u. come 90 you in ~, hour af peril
and Of gloon, IS have GONE Nl.u YOUR
craltaut shout. Of victory we're proud on
the brctz.s Of VI .-ouri relying lpon your
patriotism. your heroic .otillde and en-.
durance BY the ncmary u our past e.
l0rts ouf brilliant rcputail4r our MINOR
cal dead our wrecked and riyc1 hearth
stone. oar hanikli and nmltd WON o..
our kluIrtd int arl kindred raiu. our
wrong. uptisltcd uutSclgrd ! coti are
goa 20 stand .ho1drr 20 shoulder and nlr
tbe tempest out n union There b.,
s,rsag,h houo- manhood, 'a'ety sars,'4
ia separation, defeat ii.graec, d'as;er,
determination death ! promise 70 ro
main with you until tl' 'Hj 10 shave
yolr dagger, your trial. Your exile. your
destiny ana your LOT ''t''' b. ny .o', aud
your late shall De- my Lab 40, cynr
Wal may poverty, rl'try, 'Nur, ecg
fAdaN'n on t'fet III y'at sr'lir''
o'HIe' ." ''f'i-'''l by d''h'tof u lh'i'
o' any H"o ~ GA lhai Nleh 70 4" H'm
our mo, "N'" 'He d'fA "'Hf o''h's AMI
''' ,risu' '''''u' d l'sr' G'' P.ulns De
.n7 ''c SOU ''' 'io'' i'' MIA u' 'A''
W." 20 we '''''',l'7 '''A' p" a'"t'F can
HPpAi' Ana no n'Hs,er n'',t -'F 'h,
w. ''F Y e. ana va, ''''t'E n'sI, vi"
o. rs ~ "Af' az '-' ,i"rN 81 "i-.'i
Wv .''s "' l''ueu d, ''''o So"
7 ''''ou' ''S,r '''tN. Nh'" Tue
wv ''S ~! ''-l wv VT" ''''
'''' '''''
stand hy tive ship. boys As lonr "a
these Is ore plank upon another An
your hopes ~ fas are there. All thst
life hold. asafv.l aud dearest is there.
To4r bleeding mother band pure atd
stainless a. an angel guarded child Is
Aery The proud imperial South tho
nurse OK !'4r h.y11oi And TIE ps.c,iess
Of your i'lth - mere, AMI call, upon yon
her children, h'r uest aud hrsfrst--in
the pr'dc and purity Of Your manhood
AID your blood, To- rally around her altar
shrine-tht blue SKIES and green hclJs OF
yp'r hA'l'''y' hhi s'nd yolr scorn'nl
eU"'tielse lor,h ht N.N'a Breasts are
'gtsl 70 .he NORMAN ste.
49, = $50 NNf'f t'NN
ia HIN 10
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- Apti4 20 lNb1.
10 the Editor itr4 Republican
SIR; BY request OF the committee, re.
spect'uly send you , copy Of resolutions o IS.
ed ~ meeting Of tAis Brigsd this evening
Our object ~ 10 expT,-s to the soldiers aud
people of The Trans Nis-. Department. our De.
termination 10 Do or pis fhst We will never
cease beHllng for independence sad the right.
~ treemen
Tue ir'1ds of this Brigade and the ,equaln.
Aners ~ the uincsr4, may be Interested by
reading The lts, " speaker. on n. occasion.
C9l' Is. /, 1ovin, the irunt and head u TIE
oii Brigade. Capt Nasson, Go, X, Go.lu'.
frsiaient Captain CaniH OF lh.nk,s fesi.
aisus ard Capt Jtcg,. CoHuor. " the l,1i
Ger, we're ih- mast prominent orators on the
rlstfuu.
lhels escellenes did not lay Ia their clio
lu-nee, With the exception OF Can't WATSON
WHO Il very accomplished and impre.,ive
-p.ssef, hnt m the steady armnrss o; purpo,.
tuo pituptisn and zeal displayed IA the
thoughts Aiii s0si- VI these wnr worn ,eter
.hs' Those who sn9s Capt C0unor viii not
be surprised - learn, that hi, vas = most hu
m0fphs sre Oh, park ding Nth wit and GOOD
sens. aud ca3taia,ed - make men fear moth
iug Whether jsessed IN hiae 90 black
hope you wiz hear nom tnis III gsi- again
.oon. Ia. 9'ii cers sud mea intend. with tn.
biesslrs Of the supreme iial,f Of the I'M.
'er's, To nnd the enemy ard msse hin treta
bic.
Fery repeatedly.
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MAI DAY Cn.xHHAriop The young
ladies belonging 10 the variou. hQudsy
tiehools u Nagahall, participated ia a
May Day celebration on Monday evening
~hieh was witnessed by 8 large concourse
Of adlifiHg soldiers rnd citizens The
sceno was IN tie open ar. The d.cora
t,ns arrangements, dr..s. speeches, mu.
SIC, e., presented picture full Of bcHaIy
and romance Nj. MAnoAggr fsior was
ofo.uod Qu"n Of May. The srlis,le
tate displayed vss ersdi,ab,e to the lady
(Mrs. : y Raincy) under nbo,e II Anare-
neu' The celebration ras gotten up. We
woull be pleaaed when W. have more
room than at present, 70 publish more
extent d account
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Notice.

TIVE impression has been made through
l .hc country that VIII not operate
FOR Confederate money. rh.- IS entirely
false vii work Tor CoaGsl,fa.e money
SO lcGg a. there isa Coulcd,rate States
J H. JOHNSON.
Resident Dentist.
May 9th, l769 u3tf
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,,~!l.mta

u ~!isfrta
Your communication " the ID uli re-
questins the use NJ ny name A. a lsuAldata
Tor The sttts senate. from th.s nistfct, Aaa
been received. 10 rep~, deem i proper g.
state. that white | am no; an s.p,rau, f,r
ohies ! F-aoguizr ihe obligation tpon every
c'uien. - contribute all ia bis power, n the
success 1f our cpmmpn cause and the promo
tspn u The pgbl' good. ard consent 10 The use
o. my name tor the psfroae you md stc rhr
imt' Of ms letter, prccludos my giving es
fssri'n 10 iny sess upon questions NJ pub
hc policy, bui NJ be pleased 20 90 50 a, such
Nme A. may SUIT The wishes OF the people
should your opilIln " my Hines. .. .a- go.
,ision, b. endorsed by majority of the voters
OF the District. shall devote whatever capac-
~ may have, t. the public welfare. For
ne ustieflug Terms Of ynnf letter you will
please accept M sincere thsnk@
am gentleman most respectfully yours
4 POPE.
hessrs Lancaster. Harris, BALDWIN ana 9th.
srs 81 the eomn 'ttee
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} II II

Ala meeting held ~ the Officers OF I,es.
msss Russde ot Missouri Cavalry, the fplics
ius resolutions ~ctv unanimously adopted.
Hs'ofrsd That We deeply .snen, the .,d
late u our beloved commander Ia ehi@f and
his gallant army. yet mingled With our sarros
Is 'hs proud CONSCIOUSNESS. that laey have done
u! thai moft.l men could Do Our history
VII be illamin.d by their deeds Of heroi.m
and The monuments u dead they hsys 81, I ted
on 30 many 1i,tlenelds, will make tneir mem
otirs endure forever.
R.sotued, That while W. regard the surfen
der OF Gen. lee and his army, VS. q great ca.
iAmity, ye, We recognize In /, no REASON 10,
our own submlsslon
R"e!csd, That c. soldiers o. The Confed.r
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Notice.

| HAD stolen from my premises, mare
! Mula, Of = dark color, abolt thirteen
and hall hands high, chain marks on
her side, very heavy built | viii ray
$50 ior said mute, or any information
whatever, 80 that can ct Der or $500
for the mule and thief She was stolen
on the night of the 24lh mat. ! reside
nine miles north west Of Marshal. on the
Gilmer and Jefferson road
JANE WILLIS.
April 2sth, ls65.
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CHOICE EXrRAUTS. A COAMfS AMI
uPON rHY DEATH or LINCOLN


extracts
oura should rot sarc hceu tie hand
nr ,b, ieei Nor docs oar conscience
yie'I approval 10 j. HF
lfiec,'nl has impfeSd rs ~ kindly
seaiai nan We 10 no' snppose love
Of oppres ion 0r tendency 70 wrars any
part OF his ~ giuai disposition.
Mouomaniac assassin, villain way
have been the bard We approve II not
Dncn. hir. and honorable shal be- al our
own acts. and lho,e We sha.l ever advise
Or uphold.
The Shfe,, port Seb.'uc, spec. wiih
rcyetenl al ace u shat l. dcnominetcs
the horrible crime the murder q the
Prcsiden, Of the uniiej Sta,es Th. ar
tcIe on ID, situation. Acknowledges biz
despair Of the saeces VI our cause, and
SPEAK. Of peace on the most .yorabIe
terms. and thea 'sys
"Ho. ar the late horrible a1l ls,esiible
events a'laling to The siilias o. Lincoln,
l and the attempt to Kill SEWARD sla inter-
t-ro 10 prevent honorable arrangements
that might otherwise have been made, se
csunot predict. but -e far toe .orst. %
Tie Nsichttoche. Titne. spcsks Of the
killing Of Liaeolu a. anael ao' ouly To Be-
o,,a,,,.a ,,t, h. I.,.a..3,,
The Ccddo Gs,ette IN reference to the
Llt.., ti,.,l, .,i ~. .,,,,lt ,oo,
ia .
/ &C.. -.
l slrogs bravery Of s,ery soaihern man. %
We 10 not kops VIA, pa
f"e sfo. q 'hfse u"'peIa1 men MAJ
-. -. .,,ha,s',. ..,.l AL ,,,i,,ary
/ dcplarc such dark deeds Of ,iolrase. &c "
Let oar authorities declare to
VOC No'.p 'h,r aoho''eu.t ~ .D' 1''.i
1,,., ,,.,,,s If ,b. neoots In.
low md brutal instincts Of some meu may
cause them 10 sloat over sarh sc'n'' 81
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( to Judge Of transaction by the motives
which .sem Ia govern It'll. nuritv II
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CATION u SCH anu Vi P''solsi security
how noble how ehiynlric the condnct Of
Boo,h' He killed Lucoia, 10 the midst
NJ III, ninious aav ard ali NJ whom ve,,
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tho decd e s,c s.mn., Tenants ~.
so,,, {. AVENGED " .gi lie. ;, ho al
roi,ed in ,loo,e,cc and .o,, trow
...,hsJiv 1,os ,k.,.;a, i, a. tahiti.
line. ae.cribc Tho ,ubl,r;ty a, . s.ens
tL.,i.
49, '''''
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fetxr
OF planet san, .nl ad.haatine ,phsrss
vb,.1.,y r,,,, l,, th,o,r,. ,h, ,,..,
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ADVERTISEMENTS.


ERuM th1 roHltt Ndl. o1 the Isl, Of
L May. dark roam horse medium SIC.
bald face. lto bind foot white branded on
zach shoulder with the letter, J W |
will pay 500 Tor the delivery Of he horse
10 ne at the losper Mil
TliOS Il. NIBLACK Soldier
Marshall May 3, 1865 'u3t-2t
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N \ " {, o O D 5.

7 HAVE iust received = large lot Of
l SPRING h SUMNER CALlCOtS
French and American.
A scw patterns Of
BLACK CALICO,
Also Mnslins Irish and Brown Linen
nOMkSriCS bieachcd and unhleached.
Coffee, soda Backing, backing brush
er, Agate Buttons, white and colored
Pearl Buttons, Tooth Brushes, Lily
White, e. 80
] have also large assortment Of
LADIES' SHOES,
Cotton Cards, and one FINE CLOTH
COAT large hze)
For sale low for Confederate money
and chenp for specie, Interest notes, La,
money, coupons Of 6 per cent bonds and
old issue taken at current rates
4. BLOOD.
April IA, 1868.
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i2 Q5 Casscurr, DIS tsi
pu.k, April 6.A. 1854

l'a QD CaSscurT, DIS Tu
Ru.k, April 6,s. 1854
Gu"e. orirr
SO .
1 EXEMPT Farmers are no, rf.aisi-
/. Rcd nom rA.s,ng cotton. DO, OILY
those iAflu,p, eh9 have been detsilrj
An exempt tanner, Il on. Who WA ,ss
owner ani manager OF the ovs'sesr, ~ .
taFa * plantation, upon which thcrs are
nov and ~efc m the GrA day Of January.
1864, fifteen aol- bodied field hsutis. b.
tween tho ages Of o and SO ysars, AID
lpo1 which farm OF planta',oe ,hsrs 10 %
white male adult, no. liable 10 military
service
II So much Of Par XI, Of uea1 Or.
her No current se5ies from three I'D
Q-s as relates to eD enpt iasIners IL 70
yukrd
III Paragraph | OF 0cnl Order No.
/, current series from these lid. o.
revoked
Dy order OF
Col u y MARTIN,
SAX A WniAos,
Capt. 4 Adj
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FRESH GARDEN SECDw

1 n excellent assortment. for sale at the
IA POST OFFICE
April q SIS. sa7u
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Ooxn tssio,xRs' OvrsuR I,
Hou,t n, Tcaas, March -. iee, I

BY a tscec, &c, 0. the Consrss a a.
Confederate -'ates, al physseisus ~
eSomp, tom military ss,icc, sAe =.
and were Tor ten years prcccding u
seyenieeh'h Day Il F,brtsry. esk>.sD
hundred AID sN'y-iour, la the wrsh,
prscic. VI thcil If-itssiobs and sl.Aly 81.
II SOY tue. eugssc Ia bnylns o. s,ais.
ior profit bu. lao term phi aieias ID
not Include den'ilt, Provfdrd. Nai n
physician sial b. tempted undes ~ -
uulrs- h. slali within .is'y days tron A.
passage thereof, Hic with the Enrolling a
cer Of be dr,i Ct, or the Secretary Of Wv
or the Gcn,ral commanding ths TINS NJ
sireippi ieparlin.nt, = siAteansnl 10 mi
ilns Tint b. si.. practice h.s profession q,
Cofte,s nAt, money, ut the price, to be Assd
by the board IT +, commissioners. undrr he
lur-c. 4nert Act, TO liz the price, Of prsc
t.jur physlcmns il their respective 1t>te,
and publish the same Ia their eche1sle Of
prices
Accordingly, we publish tia 6lowins
schedule TO continue IN force WITH altered
Prescription -........ .... IS 90
Visit and Prescription .......730
Mileage in day time ....., 200
Mileage IN night time ........4 90
Mileage TO he charged bu, ons way. ao<
none allowed within ope mile Of town "
cisv
Whsre medicine /, fruished by phys..
ci.n, he snail %, charge over ,~vsiy I've
per ecu. on coat
L. cases no, provided 'or here, charen
nay he made IL proportion to thess spec,
hcstIons
" IL u WARD,
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" IL u " ARD,
Fra NIX WILLIAMS

Commissioners.
y u --I,pets, throughout the State,
pub. ~ three time. and prcrcnt accoun. 10
to Pos, Quarter Master for payment
April II 1868. u32-N
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I'VE ar. At la, 10 account FIR .hi. Sudden
rerulsion 9f feeling this extraordinary rxhi.
blii0u o. -entiulehaity, an the patt vi oqf 60.
temporrus. Tie most n them have either
remained silent. or endorsed tic hanging Of
men without j,dse or Jury, The Telegraph
approved Haylpg I. letter which proposed 10 a.
.euih.c he indiaGs In council under the are.
tsnec u making treaty With them. 70 pIy
item With shi.ky until they were drunk, and
hea to murder them uthou, disi,neton Of
sex.
II mob had taken the IN, " an ignorant
iiliteTats friendless aboltionisl thesa editor.
would have endorsed the act bu, Lincoln
ineiies bali million Of negroes 10 cot the
thfoat- Of their owners, boast, ihn, h. has
osera hunai'd and dity Thousand alayea Ia hi.
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ton of cor country. rendering bouseless And
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o 3etsnceles- men women. anl children
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