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suicide ola supposed Conspirntor.

BALTIMORE, April 2S.-A we'll known
lcitizen of Baltimore committed suicide last
Monday short distance from the city, by
shooting himself with a pistol. No cause
could be assigned for the rash act, except
that he had recently seemed depressed and
melancholy. Subsequent events have in
sduced suspicion that he was in some way
implicated in the conspiracy, and last night
the body was eXhumed, embalmed and sent
Ito Washington by order of the Govern
sment. The affair causes much speculation,
land there are many reports in connection
with it, some facts which it is deemed i'm
sprudent to publish at present.
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THE .CCITY.
Tie Immensc multitude on People Il
the City,

Z1o Immense mutu1tuuc Oh EOUpho Al
the City.
Columbus Is full Of people this morning
1t has never contained more, apd on but
Gfew occasions so.msny -1and each train thai
arrives adds its hundreds to the thousands
already here. Bytbe middle of the after
noon yesterday, the hotels and boarding
houses were yall, crowded, and those who
had not previously secured quarters were
compelled to seek them elsewhere. Private
houses were. thrown open yesterday and
last night with aliberality and a hospital
ity never before known in this city. Not
withstandlng the tremendous rain storms
last night, the streets were running over
with constant stream of humanity. Peo-
plecfowded the sidewalks everywhere to
view the public buildings, the private resi-
dences, and the business houses, all Of which
are clothed in, the habiliments OF mourning.
There has never before been witnessed here
such sight. Sadness IL depicted on every
countenance, grief pervades all hearts, and
sombre hue oyersprsads and envelops the
whole city.
The trains this morning will bring many
more thousands of people to the Capital Of
Ohio, to join the unnumbered multitudes
already here who will take part in the fri-
neral solemnities of the Martyr PRESIDENT
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sacred Concert.

The Choir of the church Of the Holy
Cross, in this, city, will give Sacred Con-
cert, assisted by the most eminent musici-
ans of this place, on Sunday evening, April
Both, 1865, at the Church, corner of Rich
and Fifth streets. --s- .sr- '-e-C z. .
The public are invited to attend.
Concert to commence at 711s o'clock.
Admission 80 cents. s- ,t ty,v-,. .... T.
j. KRoNENBITTER, Director.
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'CoNNuBIAL FEIIorrY AND BLIss-How WIVES
lSHoULD BE TREATED.-Nothing is more susceptible
Of harm "from the storms of this rude world" than
THE delicate nature Of woman, Tho husband re-
mains hearty and, robustin sersons when the frail
and delicate wife droops like rudely handled SEN
isitive plant. "The storm that leaves the oak un-
scathed uprCots the flower" If your wife is ailing.
f sickness prostrates hor, il maternal soicitudeand
zcare wear upon her. remember you are the Heaven
appointed guardian of het health. You should not
fail 10 supply her with delicacies which will assist
Nature in restoring her to full vigor. PLANTATION
HBfrrERs Arejust toe thing she needs. fheir effec
lin building up the system, restoring the life forces
to their original vigcr. creating new blood and adj
pose matter. is truly magical.
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= wilson's Raid.

CINCINNATI, April 2S.-At public meet
3ing at Dayton yesterday, it was resolved
that the body of Booth be taken to mid
ocean and there buried. ,ag
Late Georgia papers give full accounts of
Wilson's great raid. After defeating For
rest at Selma, destroying arsenals and man.
lufactories there, Wilson moved eastward,
capturing Montgomery, West Point, Co.
mons % and G Macon ro, scattering att the militia
railroad, breaking up machine shops, de-
military stores, rendering the man
'ufacture of materials for future campaigns
impossible. -. .-.-.-- = 80.
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S9l DECORATIONS OF THE STAR CLOTHING
cEMPoRIUM.-One of the handsomest and
most splendidly decorated establishments
is that of Marcus Childs in the Neil House
building. The four large show windows in
front are draped with black cloth, beautiful
Ily arranged and interspersed with various
emblems of mourning. Flags are display
ed wreathed in dark drapery, and portraits
OF the late President are to, be seen, sur
rounded with the emblems iofregret and
sorrow. Appropriate notices likewise
grace the front of Mr.. Childs establishment,
and theswhole view presented Is one Of the
finest and most expressive we have yet
seen.
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The Gold Market.

New YORK, April 2S.-Gold continues
weak. The speculative feeling is dull and
the demand chiefly confined to Custom
House purposes. The possibility of severe
cotton panic occurring, incident upon the
news of the close of the war, produces an
Expectation that some of the gold balances
sent from the United States to London DUR
ling the war for supposed greater safety,
will be drawn home again, producing an
Influx of specie and consequent decline
lin the premium on gold. .
New YORK, April 2S.-Gold tonight
1867. ar.
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| WASHINGTON, April %. - A Cabinet
meeting to-day considered International
Questions likely to arise from the con-
|spiracy which is alleged to have ,ex-
|tensive ramifications. Is'.r M. n
President johnson was loudly cheered
to-day while passing through the streets.
Booths body has been placed where 1t
will never been seen by mortal eye again.
delegation, headed by Commissioner Lewis,
called on the President, making the, most
radical address yet delivered. The Presi-
dent replied, repeating his conviction that
the rebel leaders should be punished and
the masses of the people forgiven.
Secretary Seward and son are doing well.
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,o THE ATHENEUM.-This place is still the
great center of attraction, on account of
the Miltonian Tableaux on exhibition
there. Last night they were witnessed by
another large and gratified assembly. To-
night they will be exhibited again. Of all
the sights presentedi in our city for long
time these scenes from the great poem of
Millions Paradise Lost, carry off the palm.
Here full stretch is given to the imagina-
tion, and the most beautiful, as well as the
most revolving scenes, are wonderfully and
graphically combined. Every one who
loves to contemplate the beautiful and
sublime, should visit this exhibition. Z,
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pa THE ENGLISH OPERA TRoUPE.-To-night
Is the last night of the English Opera
Troupe, at which Mr.. S. G. Campbell takes
a afarewel1 Benefit. The beautiful opera of
the "Rose of Castillo" which was SO hand
somely rendered last night, will represent
ed again tonight. e'.a
- We hope our citizens who are fond Of
good music and first class operatic enter
tainments, will embrace this opportunity
of enjoying this last performance for the
npresent of this talented troupe in our city.
We wish them in other places the success
they SO richly deserve. 'i. -er.'
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CITY ITEMS.

o Capital City Business College.
The most practical institution of the kind
in the country. Expense of course one
fourth less than Cincinnati and Pittsburg
Colleges. Send for circular and letter.
Address BUSH g. MARSHALL,
apr29-dtf Columbus, Ohio.
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BosToN, April 2s.-A suit brought by
Mr.. Leonard Sturtevant against A. III. Al
Hen, for illegal arrest and imprisonment,
(which has been on trial here for some days
lin the Superior Court, closed this morning,
THE Jury rendering averdict in favor ofMr.
ISturtevant for $32500. At the breaking out
Iof the war Mr.. S. was doing business in
New Orleans, and upon his coming North
|Was arrested and lodged in Jail upon charges
of disloyalty preferred against him by Mr..
|Allen. il f1ez 'tdqtsJ
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8 Y M r 20 M g:

The symptoms of Catarrh as they generally ap-
Ia Geld. that they havo frequent attacks, and are
more sensitive to the changes of temperature. In
this condition, the may be dry, or slight dis
charge thin an acrd afterwards becoming thick and
adhesive. As thedisease becomes chronic, the dis
Icbarges are increased in quantity and changed in
Equality; they are now thick and heavy, and are
lhawked or coughed off, The secretions are offensive;
causing bad breath; the voice is thick and nasal
THE eyes are weak; the sense Of the smell is lessen
led or destroyed deafness frequently takes place..
s that the person IS obliged to clear his throat in
THE morning of thick or Shiny mucus, which has
fallen down from the head during the night. When
this lakes place the person may be sure that his dis
71s a6ovS are but Lep of tie many oatarrA
'symptofas. tt
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POLICE CoURT.-There was not a single
case before the Mayor yesterday morning,
Except that of wife who sued out a peace
warrant against her husband, and had him
bound over to the next term Of the Court
of Common Pleas. The, calaboose was en-
tirely empty of occupants.
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photographic. II
Dispatch from Gen. Grant.
Johnston SurrenderS to Sherman
His Terms the Same as Lees.

WAR DEPARTMENT,

WAR DEPARTMENT,
WASHINGTON, April 2S-3 p. M.}
Njor General Dtr: DtTrfT'Tf 7s,T'
A dispatch from General Grant, dated at
Raleigh, 10P. M. April 26, states:
Johnston surrendered the forces in his
command, embracing all from here to the
Chattahoochie,J to General Sherman on the
basis agreed upon between Lee and myself
for the army of Northern Virginia.
[Signed] E. M. STANTON,
-a- Ht Secretary of War.
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ePREErY muchall day yesterday and last
night, rain fell in large quantities, which
will, doubtless, much interfere with the
turnout of people from the surrounding
country to participate in the Funeral Obse-
uuies to-daY
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Notice.

. LITTLE MIAMI 6 COLUMBUS g. XENIA)
RAILROAD COMPANY,
oo,o COLUMBUS, OHIO, April 2S, 1865. }
No freight will be received or delivered
ut any of the Railroad Depots in this city
On Saturday, April 10Th, 1865.
JOHN w. DoHERTY,
if'e Agent L. M. &'C.I& X. r. r.
ar.ti ~ WI. FELL,
.r.su.ss-l Agent G. o. r. r.
JAMES PATTERSON,
Agent G. G. & G. r. R.
o ,,.. t-,vr JOHN b. PETERS, t,,o
o." Agent p, G. & G. r. r.
b]NG.A. HILL,
Agent c. & 1. c. r. r.
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For sale.

A .busines ofS3OOOOO, together with stock
Of Clothing and Furnishing Goods will be
sold on reasonable terms. Apply to G. G.
Adams & Co, No. 1s5 Union Block, Column
bus, o. 1''' r. 80 '.,,', : " ',''
Satisfactory reasons given for sale.
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ST.. LOUIS April "a Reports prevail
9tfat force Of SIX to twelve thousand feb-
lels, comprlsing remnants Of def. Thont-
SONS and Joe. Shelby's brigadeS at Poca-
hantas, Arkansas, preparing to Invade Mis-
'souri. Large plumbers are leaving the
part OF the State in conse-
consequence 8 Three regiments have been
,sent down the river. The report isundoubt-
IedlV eXaOQerated. 1al TlfIuF 9Gf fd
~ .e43,S"ee;..,,,.' .-al 10 ,lhleo 2 M
4 New YORK, April 2s.-The Cotiiniercia1's
Washington special says: The vaults oftli6
Farmers Bank in Richmond have been
Opened and the contents found undisturbed.
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Auction Sale OF Brick Buildings and
Materials. t....

AuCtIOn SHI0 OF BrICK BU1IuInKB Uhu
,,.. r,i., Materials. rr.r.
On Tuesday next, the I'd day of May,
1865, at 8 O'Clock A. NJ, l will sell at public
auction, at the corner of Rich and Third
streets, the buildings and material, where
the late fire occurred, it being the property
Of the Board of Education. Mechanics,
builders and others areinvited to attend the
sale. Terms cash9 9.ag's ll3s'sW b.s Fiag-'
.-.........,..., S.W. ANDREWS,
apl2S-4t Sec'y Board OF, Education.
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BEAUTIFUL PoRTRAITs of Washington and
Edward Everett are in many collections,|
but,int the home Of the person once afflicted
with that terrible disease, CArARRH, now
cnredby theuseof DR.. D. H. seelye's Liquid
Catarrh Remedy, how shoulditbes 1w.
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MATRIMoNIAL.-There were forty-two
marriage licenses issued from the Probate
Court of this county during the month OF
April, 1865.
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COMMERCIAL MATTERS.

New York Money marlEef---AprtI 2e.
MONEY-Steady at soc per cent. 80
!, STERLING EXCHANGE-Dpll at l0e,i alOeys
GOLD-Dul and lower; opening at l47Jff. declin-
to l461S, and closing at ll6X.
GOVERNMENT STOCkS--Steady. Jc4
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new York stock nIarket--.Aprii ea.

,iSTOCKS--Weals. u. s. Gs, 1881, coupons, IOe,s;
5-2o coupons loS' do new issue lOs; lO'4o coupons
New York Central 81; Hudson Ia; Reading 1854;
Michigan Central ll01S; do Southern 6oJ;r Quincy
NE; Illinois Central ll514i Cleveland PitlsburF
and l0l z: Fort MaHna aati ----l- - ~ n
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Time Of the President's Funeral
Changed. NJ ..ro

SPRINGFIELD, ILL, April 2S.--The time
of the funeral of the late President has been
changed from Saturday, 9Th, to Thursday,
May Attn. =. ~ .,rn 1. Z. q n q .. anh.t
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CnnifnI OitY Rusiness CoIIeRe,

Deshler's Building, corner High and
Town, streets. Send for College Journal
land Letter. Address no d, ...s, 90 l.,
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ALBANY. April, 2S,-Gov. Fentor has We.
toed the New York Central Railroad bill.
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h 0hn DOZEN sUPERfoR 2oo vnx
|i5VUV Spool Cotton Threadl Eoduosd % ecs1is
aspcO. OF cents per dozen stssilx uodsr yslas.
'hdha7s y No ssto b south High Street.
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IL. q. 7.3O LOAN.

These Notes are issued under date of August 18th
lso4. and payable three years from that tme in
currency, or are convertible at the option Of the
Iholder into -. ~ - -
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relieve the suaorings

: The aeention Of the members Of the Soldiers'
Board Of Relief and of the citizens of Dshict
is specially called to the proceedings Of meeting
held at tbs place on saleday, for the purpose Of
raising supplies to- be forwarded t5tour suffering
fellow-citizens Of Columbia, Winnsboro; and ether
piaces in the track of the late devastating march
of the Yankee army; through this State. N,t,:pen
can relate the storysof the wrongs nd:snferings
that have been inflicted on our fellow=citizens in
thnsuhole region;of country. All, ,of every class,
the high and the low, the rich and the poor, the
white and the black, have been stripped by s. re-
lentless foe, Of their entire and unless
promptly relieved by citizens of oiher portions
of this State who baye been less mist
certainly starvc. Hundreds and thousands Of fTos
men and children, NTH their dependants, who.
have heretofore lived in comfort and aaaeIc ,:are
now sustaining life, upon boiled: corn alone, which
they have raked up, as the debris Of the Yankee
camps.
Isthere acitizen of the III Hhose heart will
not be reached by this simple statement ef facts |?
Is there one who viii not csntebuto portion-of
his supplies, however limited they may TO- re-
iievs such intense suffering are earnestly.
called upon to come promptly forward their
offerings of provisions, any kind anil lall who
have surplus Of -four, or other pro-
VISIONS above what they can professionally expec-
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..0bmIa1tp


Death has again visited our community spnd re-
moved from our midst a youthful oldier{of ster-
ling worth. WILLIAM Ne SMIrn, of Co. CT, 7th :;
e.. Cavalry, and son of M H. Smith of ndlrson
District died at the house of his father december
fifth, 1864, of Chronic Diarrhoea, aged twenty
years and twenty five days. Entered the army
first of Mdtch, 1853, as, o memb OF, Txdnholms
squadron Of cavalry. Would have been in the
field at san earlier day but WAS detained by the
Providence Of God :. The Squadron was ordeted1to
Virginia April; 1864, when it WIS attached :tosthe
7th Regt s.. o. G. - q ST - g
The hearts, of the parents have been maaeto bleed
OF: the loss of their beloved aBenj njamin; their
youngest and only remaining lsopsto whom they
looked to comfort them, in their declining years.
He rests quietly from the noise and strife of
war. His eyes willsno more gaze upon bloody
battle-felds Of Virginia His youthful t:yoide will
be heardno more, in the tains ard Sallies Of
the Old Dominion willie pursuing Tesrsahag enc
my sWht tyialsto parents to yield thiss last
son, the. heart treasure; to follow BROTH
,er: who had preceded him to the spif laid, and
who had devoted his life to the cause suffer
ing country, at the commenc cement of her troubles
Letters received from his: Captain and comrade-
in-arns bear honourable testimony tot gallant
bearing, while confronting the enemy yhen duty
required, he was ready to take tho post fdangers
Ills. belieyed he participated in OIL sthe battles
fought byshis regiment, except for a;short period
sw6er disabled by disease during the month of
June he. was confined to the hospi Rhes last
battle in which he took part, was.o of oc.
tober.. : -
Il is lamentable that SO many 4o6ls gallant
Young men have sacrificed their lives sSf the re-
demption of their. country. while So smgny stout
GUS ease and like q Gallo care for. none of those
things The loss of such brings bitterness tothe
hearts of fond parents; it is a. loss to the commn
nifty md to their country. May q hand stronger
than mans sustain them under SO sore atrial.
ROCK MILLS S
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1The situati6ns..:.

The lgual 4rong Of rlimors has reached here IN
the past week. fsome are confirmed BY direct in,
formation and others left to perish foywapt Of
circulation Soldiers are constantly arriving from
Charlotte; and that direction, and by this means
We are dyised IN reaard to the absorbing events
Z Of the campaingn now in progress:
Ger JOS JonNsToS: has certainly been placed
in command Of the army which has been collected
to defeat aSnSnxaN, and we may look for better
things than have trsnspired preceding this event:
He is the proper man to bring the Yankee fayOrite
to grief, not only because Of his ability, but for
5 other reasons BIS order assuming command VIII
I be found elsewhere in our columns:
e: & Its reported that AnpEE and Ho1E formedsa
ianction With their forces and attacked sHEnNANs g
srich s.viing, semeghero near the Moth Carolina
line, land defeated it badly, capturing several
thousand prisoners. This needs continuation
y oweyer. .sSss ~:
Whining ton evacuated by. our troops nsthe
2ist nltimo, and The cnemy took possession next
q 2 day ),
The Yankee nation is ccstacies over the fall
of Charleston and Wilmington.
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EIoouent la; and Truthful.

Gen. HOWELL CoBp recently favored the people
of Macon, Ga, with speech upon: the condition
.ofthe country and its prospects of ultimate sue
cess. It would give US great pleasure to reprint
sall the admiral truths he so
but our limited space; does not admit of it, The
following, however, is SO entirely applicable, at
this moment in view, of tho recent vandalism Of
our enemies in this State and their execrable CON
ductin Collmbia that We give it place in our edi-
;toria1 columns The charred and blackened ruins
Of our capital iendish aud brutal coaduct.to-
wards defenceless: women and ohildren-the vast
track Of desoletion in thesenemy' track-their
threats and deHnnciations, cruel as eowarny-all
]. should be an incentive to every son Of Caroline.
10 renew their VOWS Of eternal hatred and uncon-i
qdArable resstanceto aioe destitute Of principle,
and feeling With the gallant and distinguished.
/ Georgian, let Heaven witness our resolve never
again to atfifats with ths saccursed race
Ponder we'll hesitate long before you yield to-
the delusiye hope Of a restoration Of the Union.
.Goamong, the people where Yankee conquest has
has pr ssyailed Would that you could hdsei accom-
panied me to the Gate eitysa fewsdays ago.; No
man can form any conception of the cruel, yanton
destruction, but those who see it. Standing
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Tax E6lfecfSS stEis|e i

I will attend at the folio Fing plGces,
named, for the purpose gf receiying
taking. the Taxes for anderson
Anderson C. H., during t55ouss
toms Shop, Monday; MSscb and
evening Of the same day, 9eEin
%; fuckers, %; StoSayile Ho]sasd q sxs
evening of same day Jones saitsss 4llnets
evening, Ahdersonyi ii6san Muster srS e!Is &
2s; Townvilles; 22s 20 Eatohs IS s
evening" Craig Gsntres ls April lssesenff saf
Sherar!s Smith, s, tC5raytopyig 4tlf s. 81
Path. 5tbs 8 Calhoun, TeIine StantotSs
Williamston, 7th33 Bfslson 81 lh Bash Stop
evening, orryilles White Platls SSe ):
IA. Riley'a;; Bruashy Creek Equaiity
cann's la Wilson's: sloF II 3 IS i ssls; s.s;ss ;ss
: State Tax not quit e. issE year q
Tax, sss per cent on TaS; pO9s ss, Ts5 Gss
per cent. ,o.a s,asss $: - =
March 1866 sssss q:
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sGat Yonrs Hide est 4 Tanned.

THE subscriber will Tan foethe publ the fol-
fo;yinr terms: For fourth Of the when
fanned, or one third of the market value of the
leather when tanned; or at the old price per-
sons having, the tanning done will q things
that / need, at the old price.
- The firm Of, N-B.& :H. Lon dissolved this
day by iiutual consent: The bnsinsss vii sets
tied d5by the undersigned My sNeWeglsI,.
o., Anderson District, s. s.;
March 8, 1866 80
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r, lJJN VIA

ZERO M the subscriber, on Saturday night last, my
!Neero.boy EMERY, about 90 years of age. feet
s6ssinehes high, heavily built, and has scar pom
his right cheek.ssI purchased him at the Estate
Sale ofL. r Featherston, deceased on the 29th Of
October last, near Cray Stonyille, and she maybe
lurking in that neig ghborhood ID; 2. ..s.:s1a.
sIwilepay THREE HUI NDRED DOLLARS for,
his prehension and delivery to me, or tho same
reward will:be givenM he is lodged in any jail Of
this State. X = A. sE. REL p:e-
J March 8, l865. 6