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The Montana post. [volume] (Virginia City, Montana Territory [i.e. Mont.]) 1864-1869, 1865-05-13

OVERLAND MAm.-But few of our readers
are aware Of the vastness of the enterprise
connecting Virginia with the Missouri river
by continuous line Of commodious and
comfortable carriages. The first grand
depot east of Virginia the head of the
route-is at. Austin, Lander county; the
second, Salt Lake City; and the terminus,
Atchison, ,ton the Missouri river. Between
Virginia and Austin the company have
thirteen stations; run fifteen mud wagons
and coaches, employing seventy eight
horses and drivers. The distance is one
hundred and eighty miles, and is. passed
daily by the several coaches. Between
Austin and Salt Lake City there are thirty
six stations; sixty wagons are in continuous
service, employing one hundred and ninety
horses and twenty two drivers The dis
tance between Virginia and Salt Lake City
| ia five hundred and fifty miles. The above
is what is termed the western route, and is
owned and managed by the Overland Mail
and Stage company, represented through
Louis McLane, Esq. The distance from
Salt Lake City to the Missouri terminus il
twelve hundred and twenty miles, and il
daily trayersed by the stages of the Over.
land Company-with branches tosDenyer
Idaho, Montana and New Mexicovvemploy
ing more than one thousand horses, twt
hundred coaches and three hundred men
The eastern part of the lineis owned by tn
New York company, represented ant
directed by Ben. Holladay, ESQ. - Salt LAX
Telegraph & ass .sHj TaSTe. i s1igs3},
The Montana post. [volume] (Virginia City, Montana Territory [i.e. Mont.]) 1864-1869, 1865-05-13

M1sISe DiyrDEsps.-The Yellow Jacket
and Imperial Mining companies have each
declared a dividend on the lst Of April. 1t
is rumored in San Francisco that the for
mer company's dividend is $le0 per foot.
The Imperial pays $40 per. share -Saera-
naento Unior. 4,S
The Montana post. [volume] (Virginia City, Montana Territory [i.e. Mont.]) 1864-1869, 1865-05-13

i GoyERNNENrSALUTE.-G General Wriohtre.
ceiyed an order yesterday from General
Mcdowell to fire q salute Of one hundred
guns IN this city, at meridian to-day, in
honor OF the capture of Richmond. Cen
eral Wright has requested the Sacrsmento
Light Artillery to- IRE this salute, which
request will probably be complied with,
Sacramento Un;on.
The Montana post. [volume] (Virginia City, Montana Territory [i.e. Mont.]) 1864-1869, 1865-05-13
. ~ H0sMER & HAUsRR, ygr5T,
= LA IM7"aA G. EN- T S..

HAVEI established an agency for the. purchase
IL and sale Of Gold and Silver Quartz Claims in
ner win attend In person. to the introduction and
sale of Lodes in New York, Philadelphia and other
Eastern cities, and the other, to obtaining the
same in this city. Arrangements will be- made,
early in the spring, for expressing good specimens
to the New York Office, and for procuring reliable
Office, and S. T. Hauser & Co.'S. Bank, on Wallace
Street. q 50 l..-.-ll 81 -. No. A-tf HFt
The Montana post. [volume] (Virginia City, Montana Territory [i.e. Mont.]) 1864-1869, 1865-05-13

The Territorial Enterprise Of Virginia,
Nevada Territory, describes q most splen.
did and imposing funeral procession
in honor Of the memory of President Lin
coin. Every public body Of Importance
turned out. The celebration of the obse-
quies was on the 10Th inst. ~ -
The Montana post. [volume] (Virginia City, Montana Territory [i.e. Mont.]) 1864-1869, 1865-05-13
CHE Muntanag gust.
u D. W. Tilton, & Co., sz. + 4
-. ". Tnros. = s-.. ~ BEN. r. DIrrEs
10 PEI PUBLISHERS AND PRoPRIEToRs. II 81
office at the City Book store, Corner
tof wallace and Jackson Streets. >
o. TERMS, IN GOLD: n.>'s ,

II vi , L N VI uOL y .-....y
One copy, one year, $3.50
One copy, six months; 400
One eoPy, three months, % :, t=.7sst-5s, y. 2.5o
.. Rates OF Advertising ,.,tI (
Business sards five lines or Iess) one year $50 90
-" f." 20, 4" six months, l5 90
ons square one year, ttsn Iii es or iess) 40 90
One square six months =" % a. ..% Is 90
One square, three months 80, " nSI5 90
Quarter column, one year, s: IS |-,,! - GO 90
b" /" six months sa7s as 90
three 49,. g., Il 80 90
Hall column. one war, p q" 90 90
~. six months, 80 Is' ,5s''s--: 60 90
" -" three months ~ 5rss ~ 45 90
One column, one year, sas -, f,~1s 715e 90
six months Z r--As 400 90
." three months, rs 90
Regular advertisers win be allowed to change
quarterly without, additional Charge " sE
An business conmunicati should be addressed
to D. w. TILT0Nj& Co., Virginia City, N. 7. <
JOB Printing of every description executed in q
Superior manner and at reasonable rates. o.. e ,s
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THE CswoN CoyRT-IaRTEAL.


| The Conrt.sfnr,ial appointed 20 try Mr..
Osbon. Naval EsportHr. Charge With furnishing con
trsb,nd intelligence Of the details ~ me Wimine'"l
expedition through tho press, wesf session Ie.lsf
cen. Warren prcsded hsjoi Rolies jutF "a dgooatc
red NE orders al to Nar Department duci March
20 1865 directing that Cont Marital BE- appointed
20 trg tho case. The evidence offered tY the
Jrdge-Advccrte consisted 81 I've d'posiuons 4
newspI'r cdifora 10 whom tc iH.or'r liinn s idF'
nisbed or otherwise connected ap Oh" ~. letter
NJ hr. olban 10 tie Socretry OF the Navy Iut IN
stating thc fact. ol the and dated March o. -65
Il statod that ,he information vss iurrliel 70 TIC
papers will strict orders DO; u be Published unii The
low .oud lave been STUCK "'t'T ".n ~ u, !
81 j. T. STOCKTON. managing ecnor 81 The PhiaSsl,'a
Pres, who uld not attend In person. v1s put IN. Al
O-bon nal furnished to information g. TIE P'e'' III
tho uldersia ding tLst II should MT be
published until the nt,sck wn. maze. How
ever, he (Mr. Osbor) 'eieeraptci On tho 18th that
tie prohibition 10 publish was removed and nccord
ingy Tie Yrssf luhl sled tho Inflammation. Another
telegram subsequently received By he Pr's' order
ing its suppression, which could not then De accom-
plished An affidavit 81 Mr.. John X Young, Editor
Ia chief OF Tie PEN stated The manner III which tie
la nation received by them. An editorial In tie
paper Put In evidence. mere was au iadorse
men the Envelope T. the effect th't tie nfo nation
should 10. be published until Nj. Oabon ordered II.
1bc next document read WIS the AFFIDAVIT Of &. G.
Fulton OF Iks BImore AmuioGn. He drposed That he
intelligence Of he exposios oi The O@dcTshp ws'
received from Admiral Porter bat he had got no nfor
nation from Mr.. OsbOn. and that the destination VI
tue feet well known at the North. He received
proposal from Mr.. OshoD g. arnsh him with that ihfor
nation, but lie pad Nc attention To hn ofcr IL was
the custom fog government officials to furnish niOrna
secret
A deposition Of Mr.. J. A. Oshon Of TIE Lerifriil,
Journal slso read. lilo received printed slip from
Gr 'Osbon. from which tley published their account
The deposition Of Mr. Dunbar oil IA, Boston Daiiy
Adpsrtser was read. Tat paper b. opposed did not
ia pish the iEfoiDatiO until htoT TO utack on Fort
Ishef. Mr. Osbon IN this case nl,O. Insisted cD be
creoy being kept until citer IL ntaci.
Tie deposition OF Mr.. A. W. Kendall ~ The The6iirs
InfeiligoHoer also read. They publsnod inform
alton except that received from tho agents Of the AS
ISOLATED Press. He received IA letter from Mr. Orbon
Offering details Of the Expedition TO which ne paid 10
attention.
The deposition Of Mr. Fox, Assistant Secretary Of the
Navy. Nil be put IN to-day This ID ~ material for The
defense 40 fOr the prosecution. IL refers 10 the exact
tete u the sailing Of the fact.
The Court then adjourned to II O'Clock 10 day,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-19
The BouvrY JunpEas.--We are inform,

The Bounty JUMPERS We are informed
that in pursuance Of orders from Washington, abou;
$50 bounty Jumpers heretofore confined IA Fort Iafay
ette including all who were there for that oense were
liberated Monday afternoon at about O'Clock Thar
s came up TO the city, and Wednesday morning were
nocking around Col. Bakers headqunrtei, Some OF
these protest their euiessness and nisume tho niI
Of injured innocence while Others the rampage
Gthrcatcn those who instrumental IN sIIcsing
them with all sorts of mischief We infcr loveyer
that nothing IN the shape OF threats avail auy thing with
Col. Bakers men. They 20 constantly prepared u
meet oil sorts OF customers and any Of them could
prpbably hoe row" with the most determined Oh.
tapOuisl.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-19

OF STOLEN PRopERTr.Late Que night in the month Of
November last the residence of the Cashier OF the
BIZ burglars the key Of the bank safe taken nom he
psntaoons psokc and the bank then broken into and
robbed of stocks bonds aud bills to the amount OF e4a.
Ooo When the robbery discovered in the morning,
inSrmston was ut teleeraphed to all portions OF
the Union aud reward OF ST. co offered for the deteo.
ton and conviction If the thieves Chief Young Of this
city detailed detectives Kelso. Rsdford and
Gohen to look after the matter. but they
fgned to gain any intelligence until day
cor two since when they arrested MAJ
Slnborn. a noted German burglar. at his farm meas
Saratoga Springs III his posses lion was found three
81 600 bonds OF the Wapoe Bank. and q number q
coupons from bonds stolen om the safe. His resi-
glars tools found together with impressions Of
safe aud other locks and skeleton keys. He wae
yesterday broUgh, 10 this cy by the detectives. sn4
later in the day taken hack TO NeWampshire to awae
his trial None of his accompices have as yet beea
arrested 1t is believed that the prisoner has partol.
psted In the robbery of several other Eastern banks
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nent fact very foreibly in the following language:
There are people TO whom everything seems easy ~
doing when IL has doue. b.. Ar Fessenden, NJ
ter tryiRg the experiment IL placing the first 730 loan
through lie banks In vain. vas obliged IA the interest
" tc nson to 10 lie s1yerirncC and enterpr
Of NJ Coke II ia rs certain Guythng wei n be-
ihst no loans lave been Placed by any European
Government az nearly 30 sna On cSperse 10 ne Gov
eg mcut have been and Whatever may be said
Il tie general policy If tie Treasury the sk!ll sud
practical tact V i'll which The loans have been hsndei
before the people beyond al cavii, deElHud proper
recognition from tie good and Justice OF TIE La
ton.
The Financial BaaDce-Sheet OF tho United states
Insurance Company appears in another column. 1t
il one of the soundost companies in the city, as Its
annual figures show.
At tho dry goods auctions today Wilmcrding 81
nount had sslc OF wooIens. Tho 22-inch Lyons
Mscl silk velvet sold for e. so; wool-dycd indigo
blue cloth, s. Is s. Is, tNck Ga doeskins, 81 10
S ~ blue mixed peletots, 50 ~ black Pricotsand
Cantons, a. 81 aS2 81; blue Eshimos, s. 81 VIII
uerding, Hoguct & Co. had two sales this morn
ng-one vas Of shavls, and the other Of llne2
goods. The slawls cold very well. The printed
border stella sbgai rnnsel from Co., to Ell IL. Cash
mere bOfaeled Go 81 SO 81; stella do 20; cashmere
square, S3 J0 mo<am1quas, 6Jds0c., &c. The sale OF
linens was attended with eqssi success oil the lots
being itkcn up HeFr,rty & Co had sale OF fibhons.
g. MOI ou.y tie sarnplcs bat the duplicates were I'll
sod. Kobie C0lc ED sale Of WooieDs and tailor
Ing roofs. Thee vas fair ATTENDANCE and tao cate
passed Of very eiedtaDiy
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COIDr CALFNDAR-Tg,s DAY.

SrPRyME CoURT-CRcUIr.--PARr L--Shore
e.u.e.-No. 2Is 1910. l6t, i+. tas lo<A iS<s. s2A.
pApr II. &C a,sndsr unchsnsed
SUPERIOR COuRT-IRIAL TERM.-PARr l.-Noes
$3.50 sisl 5l9 5i9 S3l sss, +s 3is1 Sass. SS1 Sass.
sol sos 800 FART l-Nos 3176 1896 <s96 s3<e,
90 t4i8 A. O. $500 sT1 s)9 72s 1885, 5Ot, eSS $780,
Court OF COMMON PLEAs.-PART I.-Shoro
causes Isil 2,t l+2 l2%0. fAKr I.-Shor
Nos 33i, 1919 li9l 1923, 1866.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-19
clnding1l co6 per Erie and ~ ger Camden, ~ ma,
ket has been decidedly active for the future IA

cndin al cn6 per Frfe and rs Car1dent EN1 nNI
ket has been decidedly active for The future bgi
for paIces the spot there Is but tts inqu3sy prices
oored freely at 3s, Refined IA bond a. go and Res
fned fgoe 69e, q. wtbou' buyers, We asts sales Of
2500 bb, Crnde tayeIs option. ION ths 18th Of june
10 the i5th o. Jaiy, al CSC, asa SO bJis LoAasd II
bond buyer al this MONTH at 49c.
RICE-Tbe narse. remains duh at noniuay uns
charged rates.
SlCAPS-A fir bnsiogss III, been dane 10 Raw
Sugars bu. prices arc s.hon essential change; salsa
Of 200 bhds az ioal2c. for Clbs and l3c. for Ports
Hcoi Refined are Aoafg.
SJEAIJN--We EoGe seies Of la0to %. No. I
Western 80 i1c.
SEi.DS-A limited demand for Glover seed ct 900
20 i'rretly seed quiet a. Sf0e5 per bgsa. Rough
~ ~ AsTe" 10 Iul A. - lV1t2 q peI bush.
TALLOW--ibo narkct is q tinde better but not 80.
lye sss OF 10 CO. Is a. lC 00!s. for Wsstsrr, and
lVsc. FOR CITY.
WH!SAi-The market is easier ela very DALI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-19
EirED STATES DISTRICT cOURT-MAY ls.-Bsfsss
Judge BgsEpIcr.
INrERBsTIN0 CrsroAis FoRFETTULA


Tho United staies slt. 1~saiy Bales entered n Wool
This sun arose out Of an Information hied by tno
United Sss Government sgsn, twenty bales Of mrs
die. Ito mrrshsnd.s shipped isom Liverpool ~ hs
Bsrsli Co.. merchant. th,re aud soisfned TO KAN 90
Of h, ei,y psHaes OF the Liverpool house Ihe meichan
disc invoiced Bromley DOL" which. according 70
ID. evidences the trial h~r less thst What
ally known shoddy. The merchandise was cntsreA
the Custom House IN New York woopast shoddy
Bromley oo Tie duty wool was hvs per cent? the
duty shoddy twenty per cent adyaorem There was
deal OF oduce tho character OF the article but The
JIFy found u shosJy.
Several important -gat questions arose In this
being whether the povo section 81 Of tho Act Of 1873
IN aud smother wssh~r tho question VI intent b
passed upon BY the court or jury.
Tho Count deci led that the provso was In force aud ths3
claimants would shcs that the entry OF the Customsu
made by mistake accident aud not to drsua the
OovsfpmsH and able cha r the question Of inteDt
10 the jufy who iouud verdict Tor the Government
This IL Of iUoT. IN OF ID. that there have bssa
number Of ebte. Of Ills Bromy Wool" WOOL" In THE
port take svse OF tho lower duty wool than shoddy.
Samuel o. Courtney and Ethan Ae for the URited SateSs
Webster aud bay lor the claimants.
ADMITTED TO PRACTICE.
This morning Ethan Allen. esq Assistant United States
ed that Mr. Charles Waters admitted
practice in his Court which. upon the usual ssth being
taken. w0 gtunied-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-19
KILLING Frost Is QUOT. HAYDEN writes

KILLING FROST Is OuIo.-T. Hayden writes
from Hope Ridge, Monroe County. Ohio under date Of
May l2: "Those was avery severe frost in this see
ton last night, killing oil kinds Of fruit The grare.
vines look il they had been scalded. Chores pums
and peache, have all turned II dark color. The leaves
o the timber are dropping. and iOoA though they
were killed also Wheat never looked better but some
fears are .ntortsined that 1t has been damaged"
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Henry CLEws g. Co.,
Successors 20
LIyLRNclE, CLEws & co.
sa.EEPs


No. ~ " alist, n. Y,
GoyEPNMENT AGENTS FOR TBE SALE OF TEE o. g.
1910 LOAN.
Pull Commission allowed Bankers Brokers Insur'
snee Compauer ana al parties purchasing for oiers
VI resale.
Al denominations ca hand. ready FOR immediate de-
livery.
AL KINDS or q. H. sEcrrlTirs BOrGiT AND SOLD
Accounts al B-nks Banksfs, md iniyidgais, re-
ecte,,-4 pr cout allowed deposits aud daily bal
alces which may be drawn for wi,bop. notice.
THR TRaNsPYR Books of the Cleveland
and Pusburg Railroad Coz psny win c.se or the goth
inst, and reopen on tie LIST t0y Of juno Ecxt at The
American National Bank. ct which place they viii
thereafter be kept L. ROCKWELL, Secretary.
FOURTH NATIONAL BANK oP THg CITY OF
Nrw York.
Nos. ~ A,p90 PrIE.rH.
DyposrToRY AND FEAyoi,L AGENT OF TIE UNITED
STATES,
Have for sale ready for delivery.
UE.TgD STATES $40 TsEAsrEr NOTES
Convertible, OF maturity. INFO $50 GoLo'BFAhINo
DoNDa
UNITED STATES 1910 RoSDA
UNITrp ST..Gs $50 GoSDs.
UNITED STATS 1-YsAR CEHnTIcATFs. q
We n,-o collect Government Vouchers and Drafts
aad attend to ollcr business vita the Government.
T. Z. CALHOUN, President
II. SEAMAN Cashier.
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SALE OF Corroy.-Thero were sos bales of

SALE or COrT0N.-Ihere were 59J bales e
Upland and % bales and bags Of Sea Island cotton sold
b. order of Simeon Draper al one O'clock on Thnrsa
afternoon nj the rooms Of John H. Draper CO. NJ %
Pinest The Adtllng was rod Il dole; the Ordinary
sold az 81 &C., the Mixed sold 30Ic and The
Picking sold at l2c, while the low pickines and
sweepngs brought eie PEI pound. soa Island sold ut
from " " &c.
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COURT or GENERAL sEssIoNS-MAr la-Bef,ss n

Robert and James RAINFALL Pleaded guilty Of &C.
tempted grand larceny. R-insndcd.
Michael Gallery pleaded guilty q assault with dsnseroas
weapon Senteuoe suspended.
su.snnah Carpenter pleaded guilty Of attempted grand lss
ceny, Stale Prison Two years
Frederick Peter pleaded guilty. OF attempted srans larceny
Sentence suspended.
Jo,eph Pesnsu assault with . dangerous wespoa Sssts
Pf.oa three years
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-19

I GssTLpnsSi Your polite AID 70 s'tsI" anu
.slrcss puhlis meeting Of the ctnes NsSo CoHny pro
d 10 he bes M. dsy m the Ciy CT ssisrh ior The pt
"a. O. - ~ 10 feelings Tho occasion Of on.
nr conn o. q ui,rrv ha received ard most 'ofhay
t,rL Won lot M. cop,imert. G'efJ fesi-' however, nt
;rabfr !, BE- p.cssnt ccmPo"d 20 hse'"h '" ny
o,, A., he " - On lupcifut bns"s, wi,H 'ihho 90
ugcipcrei lr urvcIthriss- D" Wcs'h' n'h !'u ~ s
49, .ut d. A. aid ~ ilr MANY tleeth' ~
o MI, e. n.etng viii i "ih fuoGs dsfrlt 'hil
"a, tlr ,,vrt a. -, srd he denver zee 81 thI pop
l,o. H. a.. 4, j, tyranny sui son. Lr ns az, u"'
via, on s,-r 10 rood sni TO- y sor', respect ~" rrVt
nc tine ofoas ami ~ pavilion aTe of.nisEonei upon
,l:fish 4 a. orr benefsct.r ,pJ deliverer from
add ffr. bff ~ sbrosf. rfa q" ."'
i .var ,.s .tcria.d 80 elin,a' ctlus- u sr' y
ala brother i,vt tow I'D 20. perf. Of III se1s 81 ori
sfaud aud ffifliul aSid, y fia tron 'he
,9sii.oirn s Gee ays; sd t. .tp .ocvfr with ne srh
tLe nj. flhp ffssN Il nccessifn I'm
been 10 pioi6c source II nuh asress Gnd s"frna
once rslfy lid i.VsPcsoss peore ef 'i"y ic1I.
Ton H. CALDWELL
Col. Granger Comm,ndant OF tie Post; Il. +.
Moore, esq, who promised the speedy restoration Of
civil rule in the Sotehe he'd just returned fr1n an in
tr lev with G. iei J0st.ce Chase; Co. l.. c. Edwards
OF Granville County pro.Slayery Frr'uh Emancipa
ZIONIST; Air Roy.ler; Mem Mckay OF !Grnet County
=. j. Rogers, and Lewis Uapes OF Davidson, made
brief addresses.
Tie meeting Increased In interest 10 the close.
There was On Illumination II n snail pert Of the town.
ana soue rockets Let OF c0nc.Gde the days proceed
ingt. L. D.
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DROWNED Cover yesterday held an
inauestou tue body OF m unknown boy aged about 8
years which was found floating in the North River =
tho foot OF Franklnst Deceased was nicely dresses
In black suit Further Information may bs obtaips1
Of the Coronsr's otios, No. I CsatyeSk
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Enccsnir OF pradnra.

NAY le--l6, 293 bbs Flour. "A bbls. Whisky. 90
bbs Corn Meal, l0 leo bush. Corr, 29 27s bush Data
visions. ~ pigs. Oh Cake J7 pkgs. Lara 40 pkss.
Butter.
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Sept. 5. ~ u.

Total Of prices. s31 O4io3s 75i e59 Ilia6i s2t
Average Il total prices. SIS ~ eco IL
The Neo-fiaren Register Of the 9TH says:
G. Z. iiotchkiss this morning sold tho New. London
Railroad with It's appurtenances including two steam
boats locomotives. lands, buildings cars. machine
shops fixtures stationary, engine and boilers tools,
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SUPERIOR CouRT-sPrcIAL rEpx-El AZ ls-Bssoss Jus.
tee GAsvIE.
TIE COL.,r ,oANyEs,

George, tho Count JosDDes sgI stephen X. thn.
melton thi. morning nrde open the d.fsu W the
shove scon ard sdus the Of the deadsia Ause
sggun.en, by the Count tie Court took the prpens
rhs Count a. person. AI. Gooaslsyes ior deioud,nt
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In provisions, the exccssivene@ of present prices
Is even more striking, as will appear from tho fol-
10 wing oomyarison on the same basis
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patterna the trustees reservirg property not named
and al claims dne them trustees. b. Chitterden
Of New York was the purchaser NJ e2o00o0.
l.. Eu.nsrercrul Idnlrfr sfnkdx a u
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Pitts. TT. W. g.
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4. Reso'red That hail. with feelings OF rr,tGcstion and
pleasure the rnnation OF the late Rebellion ia the
States by which Nor Carolina 10 enabled syAin the
pleasing OF peace and liberty undor the aud tho
Onion. 49,
Resolsed That in addition ohe grateful siancs whic
We owe 10 the Union foI having secured ITospey and
pbey IN the pst ieo that further gratitude
Que nom Va Tor II. noble sacrifice Of blood aud
rescnnS Us The tyuany aud opprs'son by Which The
nenEed AMBITION Of bad and kes ss crushed for
e 'as ioIi ezeus into their hlht
against tire nag OF their country aud become Tor
axing desP?n ard slavery upon themselves aud chill.
dren rooOing us o. our substance TO accomplish tie
hslowed eds and husbiug and cor,nt.
by dungeons and hstes thst they might impose upon the
World aYpcGrance Of unity aud sccord in purp6srs A.
crimes II which Tie conscisnces OF all men and The In
born Of American feemen revolt will horror
and disgust
Resored phat enabled 10 sft as freenpen
n IL the duty every good citizen TO cooperate promptv and
snergetcsy with tire General Government ring W
and order AID in establishing true and loyal oovermst
tbe Ftaie.
Re,o,,ed That we aesnowicdge The necessity and good
policy Of retaining military force In the STATE until State
Dov e put IN operation, and all combined resistance
o>the laws and the peace 81 society suppressed Bot
Sese speedy action possbe 20 be taken 70 establish the
civil saLonS md LsisVs tbs best meds Of Initiating
The tri-weekly herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-03-30
Movements OfThGmass
AUGUSTA, March II

AUGUSTA, Aarcn ~. =.
The latest adyices from New Orleans OF
March 4th state that there were forty thou.
sand Yankee troops in that city, mostly from
Tommas' command. Who proclaimed openly
their intention 70 capture Selma, BY the way
of Pensacola.
One corps of Thomas command was left
with Thomas in North Alabama, which he in
creased to twenty thousand on the first in
staut when he was at HuntCille, and his ad.
vance guard of mounted infantry thirty miles
south of Guntersville.
The raid on Milton, Florida, on the 4th was
a small affair. a working party ofabout three
hundred Yankees, with an armed squad were
engaged in the expedition. Their appearance
was unexpected, and our forces were complete
ly surprised, losing thirty men captured: Not
a gun was fred, and the enemy after securing
the object Of their trip returned to their for
mer position.