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TIE HoNE F4RW--This Wal oncs 3.
r. Cockreifs plantation. Il has 1860
acres, all under cultivation lie Nas
aud is = seccssi0nist snd thisf properly
is con6seaisd When the cS,aseer. fsd
he left, among other things, his orsisg
book, which ! have seen. Ii January
1858, ] end ordered. sAn preaching
and prayer useetings are hersAftsr pros
hibitsd He goes On &c iay, alfAs
plantation Is to produce 40 bales Of
cotton, 40 0oQ pounds Of pork, 50 stacks
Of oats, "a stacks Of fodder, stacks
milIet and ID negro children. AID
orders the pairing OF HHsnry snd
Susan. Cambridge and Matilda, Sandy
a2d n elieE Kify,' "a Here Is some
OF the beauties Of slavery. But The
plantation 4 redeemed II l. now the
Freedman's Home, with no base 6ser
sees aud no horrible sleSe lava --Piiar
btsf Lcfier.
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ID Bvoad street. 81

Two one story Brick business Houses, opposite
nicfsyt NIL a- pr Aati
one email Frame Bssiness HOuse adjoining the
NO large Brick Store zsasess letsesn College
and Market streets.
Three small Frame Business Houses nesr the
ah5gt,
With All the oxteusse brlck aud stone Buildings
veil located Cor seminary, hotel. or buhinesa
houses, and can BE- sold u part or IN whole.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-04-01

HoRRIRLE-The Macon 1fiss.9 cor
respondentof the Clarion, lars Five
soldier in q single sFain hsEe died fron
the effects q hunger and tioId n fhs
last week on the Mobile and Ohio
Railroad Whose fault Is iti Win the
saalfeasance 81 the recent campaiRn
never end ~
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two story hfick dwelling lev doors norih Of
lane street containing ore rooms.
i've large and nlaeui6ceuf dwellings, containing
nom 10 % y rooms
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A small frame residence near the Wilson cIErg
with roouns. IsotSo bY 10.
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az Note, Letter, Foolscap and Legal esp Papers
Buff White, Canarv. 0flaCue. Nageata, Mourn
lac and -Oticial Enra'opes, = Ariee lol ise9s
MernorsnduIns o. every style, Pass bcutz Al
huuis, ali sizes, including sold ers Pockel Al
buns, Pocket inksiAnds, eel Pens, and .
iaree assortment Of tie most Celetrsted i5ci4
pera. Pencils. Paper collar. iecket Cutlery
Wa1e \ Butchers Raves. ioeket Eooks,
PIPES. S5ounas. Hair hruehes, Emery Paper
Gusl tiI, Backing and Brushes, Buffers, AT
nola's. Dovell's, french Canine aad Copying
Inhs, Nuclaes. Ss-d fersral,s q Ganefals.
Prise Fackazes, Port fclils, Dice. fAncy Soape,
Bisnk Books snd Hiotiing Paper, variety q
nt.sE inl.etands RaReF-R siEhss, Pm Rocks.
Rin nilas Letter Clips. Rubber Rulers, EtsE
Ia Ersyes Rulict fena and IN endless ~
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Hvs Houses, opposite the New Thestres IN The
Z cesra Potoao o. taeeiiy. u E.ttA
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two story Residence between Spruce street and
To chaitan6ags Depot with tea 20 ms. fres from
tsne hundred feet Of vacant ground, near High
street This u very valuable for business houses.
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Auction Sale
OF Building LET'S In the City Of.
JohnSonViIIe.
Town Of JohnsonviIIe.

On THURSDAY, FRIDAY and SATURDAY, Nay
llif l2fh aad I3h We Nil ofer for sale on the pre-
rIlisss, iaTee nnmbsr 81 budnZ Los the ihriF-
ing snd promising F
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-04-01

FOR eALR-A Farm e iasl< ae-as. smiles frouu
Nashville neilf ne flsllatin pike, large 2siofy
stone house II good repair, sriendld cellar oflelef
good smoke, sable and buggy houses, corn GRO,
never isilinf spring lowered with good nock
sprina hduee So eeres in clover, The nfet cutting
q 'e4eoid tot 9111. e.. acres IN Niueyard. The
land - ~ coca Tinosr enough for 1re-good.
Ternfs aaaY.
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Ai.r.s snDaOs- e V.s.ns -. = V.Issua paris q
= ~ e
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as rss-. s - rFae rfs1 - rsss
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ron 6ALE-A Brick rard, 10 working order on
% Chsriotte rika, ~ miles nom Nashville, id
ioininr he lands % Wan. ~ Cooper and Nm IL.
Eiliston. on NJ w. Rallroad Splhcieni water %
run the yard. two sTfings and branch, IN al ~
anraa.
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FoR sA1.B On 1.EAsE.-7he pleasantly situa.
led. eo1nf1r;siAe and elevated rcsidcnce o. NJ
OrTiile EElns, President 81 the Planters hank ..
Tennessee, N an arcs u about 90 loiai east 81
and near fhe Stone Episcopal Church. eoiiof
in whole OF is part upon accommodating terms,
aud A rcmuasrative sfiecs.
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Questions and Answers
KELATIyE 10 TIE
$50 U. 9. Loan.
gAs snss Populas LoAa a0u offered fOssais
A. linrrrnrnrna. II I. rl.-
/" sEVEN-THLRTY. :

lei Qulssfsoas
Why Is .his Loan called TIE Seven
Thirty" Loan
AasNsrs
It bears Interest, In currency, at the rate
Of Seven Dollars and thirty cents, each
year, On svsry hundred dollars making
the interest a. fOlloas. % 81
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In The candid opinion Of your hum
bic servant, may be set down as one
man among a thousand He is man
every inch man--and Christian
which, according to The poet, Young,
Is TO be
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s ses ~ -s
~ Aa a.-ssssu
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ron sALR-Seyeu new, nest cottages, containing
rooms and aixitcheh. under good fences los -
VIM. L Bro n 4 residsnces. Possessions gwen IN
week. Each sk1uo. t4 500
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BY or,!-..' Of the Secretary of War:

y -
J.. D. TOWNSEND, A. A. G..
III. The action of thc Colonel Command
ing nc District nf Port Royal, in dcsignat-
ing Fort Clnch and Fort Marion, Florida,
and Clinton Prison, New York, as the place
"f confinement for Private Jacob johnson,
9th battalion Connecticut Volunteers, Pri-
vato John Clifford, Go. G, 9th U. S. 1nfan-
try, Sergeant Benjamin Williams, Co. G,
l2sth U. S. {. r., and Private John Gear,
l2ath U. $: c. r., is disapproved. Castle
Pinckncy, Charleston Harbor, 5. c., is de-
sigiiated as tile place Of confinement for the
above named men. The Provost Marshal
General is c1l;rSed with the execution of
this order. By command OF
Maj. Gen. Q. 4. GILMORE.
". v. NJ. BURGER, \. \. q.
Official: +. D. HoDGss, Capt. 35th U: S. c.
T.: d. y. j. G. Aug q 3
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Just Received,

All the principal ;! .!t.DICIEESrc.luirctl &,
family or pIysicla'S' u4e., or lvr prci,ar.u.
prrH..r ..rllLiOIlE
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Hdqrs. Dept. of South Carolina.
Headq'rs Dept of, South Carolina,

HILTON HEAD. S. c.. A,,;. 10. 1861.
E-a II 0HDEH> SO. Il.
Ii'E olr: and 33tl, Regiments Massa-
a: cnuScttS .CG.rrd Volunteers. and the
~ II, "Zd and ld2d U. 5. &. r.. being under
ortlrfs +" bc mustered out Of service. the
commanding Cilicrrs of the above named
r"Slmt"ts will nominates$o thcsc hcadouar-
t":S !oi appointments to Otll-! ,.ulurc,, rcri-
melis such 'i''c"rs o. tli"ir respective com
nlandS as a:", III th,fr opinions, mcritorions
ana dcs irving. .Thos" cf1ic, Il nominated
nm ~ l.!'E,>nantS Hray 4fartct Immediate
appointments ia other reg }nicnts. on rccom-
llchdatlon OF the Department: Commander.
10 a>> nrancr can be given at present in re-
gard to The appointments of those recon-
hl'n'9'; for 4 higher grade than 2d Iieut..-
h'it% hGt IT, omn, ndations of ali the
mt'lt"rl"us officers Of every grade is re-
Vncstrd.
H. In compliance with Para graph ; Spc
ca! Orders No. AZ, dated War Department,
AuJutant Generals, Oil;cc, WASHINGTON. An
afst 5. 1850, the officers and enlisted men
~ n" Signal Corps, now on duty in this
Prl art1nent, Will he immediately mustered
"llt 'f '"e S,lN'rn. With tie exception Of
Sa2t. Jess M.rliI. S,rycants Thomas G.
J"rS"n a"'l Wilson Eddy. and iirst class
!'rivat's {. N.'HHl,icr. Henry t. Grcv,lon.
James G. Aul,l and l.. T.. Stickn.v.
Capt. Mrrri!l Wi!l c;.,sc ali property. in
preseason OF the Signal pxtaclmcnts, and
NY ''HSlA.1 70 tlic Signal Corps, to he
Turned over ut once to the department to
which, il belongs
Capt. Merrill, and tic above alamcd en-
l:s'rN! m,"nc The Signal Corps, will proceed
at ',n"r r. Washington. y. c., and turn over
t" the Chief Signal Officer OF the Army all
property belonging to thu. Si-nal Corps p1lS-
per, :uc.i as t. :''S,.op,s. field glasses signal
ta=,, A'., am'! Mi ihc!. report themselves
10 t;ir " Arrest r1lnl':is~ar:: OF mustcrs for
!i>a. n!:l$!tr and Jay
III: All odr":s and enlisted n,al through
on, t.:is EcpS"tmr:.: iilat arr on detached
service n Military Districts III which their
r"%iMcntS ar.. not serving, except those de-
tailed hy orders rom u. l'artm,nt Head
quarters, OF by higher authority, will be-
relieved on The receipt Of this order, and
"iii join thG respective regiments without
delay. Hy Command o.:
ilaj. Gen. Z. \. GILLMORE..
W. l.. ". ErEGE.:, 4. \. L.
pitirial: L. d. HoDGE;, Capt. 35ih U. s. e.
l., y. ~ \. q. Aug II 3 .
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Headq'rs Dept OF South Ca1e3ina

heaGI Is Oep { or SOutn Ca1GtINa,
Hli.1DE HEAD, S. c., AU,, 8, 1860.
HENEE.tEOHDEU.> 40. l3.
HN!E following Gc:cral Orders arr pub
Il I.S.rl for ;i!c information and .uv.r1,-
n,-nt "f this coA.lnan,. District. Sui.-.lis-
::r5 a::a .',.$t Commanders ar. Gircetrd to
ri!.1rcc :; s.iistt observance OF l;s provisions.
WA. DEPARTMENT.,
ApIlrA&r G:NEHA * OFFICE.
WASHINGTON, h;I.Y %, 1863
t. ..N NEHlL r!s'Nh> 80. l23
." secure equal Justice a,, Tie same per
SQUAD tAH;"tv 80 1nc freedmen :S 90 officer
ciiiI,nSNah inLabitantS. all orders issued
by Pest, l!:;t.N'i or utE,r Commanders,
adorti::, ~" system of passes, for them,
az srbi;',;!l% tll'ln to any Straints or pun
l:-iA.!cni> ::,t-inposc,l on othvl classes, axe
Il a'iar.I void.
N'.ylcr Whites nor hiaras will be rt-
s:ta !;r'' 1l-1l srrkin" employment cI:;,-
" w'cl''' "hun The" cs:l",ot obtain il 1T !. Just,
.H:'t ~; :l'!i at l!tcr ii,nnrS. and when NOS
.1"'.'u ~ Voluntary .i@rccn~l;: lur viii
!h'y be- l:!:i,I' '.'d from travc;in% t'cu place
to place o.: proper l!3d legitimate business.
i1v olGtf or Vilr Secretary of War:
T.. ID. TOWNSEED, y. \. G..
T.: command! "f
.'ai. Con. @. 4. A..GILLMORE.
". /. VI. y, i:GEl;. Z. AAli.
icial: i. y. Hni"il:S, Capt. S5th Z. S. c.
T., \. \. /. q. .NrS II :;
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Hdqrs. Dept. of South Carolina

HILTON IVAD. :. c.. AUG. TO- 1860.
q E-NEH.IL UfUEi.> no. IA.
I TiiA following paragraph from Special
Ia orl4rs No. lilo. Adjutant Generals OF
nee, August 2, 1S65, is rcpublishcd for the
Information Of this command:
= WAR DEPARTMENT.
ADJUTANr GENERALS OFFICE,
Washington, August 2, 1865.
SPErIAL ORDERS, 10. ZIG.
i.LilWri
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Headqrs Ieo't of South Carolina

Aeadqrs Eeo1 OF South Carolina,
iiu.TON HEAD. =. g., Arei. T, 1865.
GENERAL NEhii''.> 80. T..
Y7NHE !"!!""::.@ paragraph from Special
i Orders 40. iG7, tdjutant Generals Of
flee, July 20, lSG5, is published for the infof-
n;t:nn of tits c"nlnianl:
WAR DEPARTMENT,
.loJUrANT-(iEN iENEGM. IS OFFICE,
W>SniNor,se july 20, 1865.
As>.IIL O!tDEH$ 10. 4ni.
x. l:y direction uf the President, the fol-
lowing named officers OF the 21st New York
Cavalry are hc:,.hy dis!onorably dismissed
the service of the United States, iur neglect
of duty i'll allowing tic 3plist'd lpcn of their
commands to break open stores and rob
thrln, and 20 commit other acts of violence,
whilst their regiment was en- Iu'ttc over the
OF all pay and allowances, until further
orders:
Capt. 2. +. !Iosebooin
lSt ..icnt. Charles CraMcr
iSt Lieut.. T.. \. kirkcr.
2d Lieut.. W. l.. HesScr.
2d Lent. T.. McWhortcn.
lst Lieut.. James Mccormack.
Commanding Generals Of Military Divi-
SONS lnld Departments viii proInnlSate this
Order to their respective commands.
BY direction Of the Scrr"tar. of War.
l.. u. TOWNSEND,
Assistant jutant-Gcncral
BY order Of
Maj. Gen: @. A. GILAMoRE.
W. J.. NJ. BURGER, a. y. C.
Official: I. u. ]IoDGEs, Capt. 35,h Y. S. c.
T. y a. =. G. Aug o. 9
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RAILROADS. --Onc of our most press
ing wants at this moment is the re-
establishment of our Railt6ad COM
munlcatlons. Just now it is easier to
go from Augusta North oiu.Atla1fta,
Chattanooga, Nashville, and Louis
vile, or from Winnsboro, in our
State, riu Charlotte, Greensboro,
Danvllle and Richmond, to the same
point, than it is for person to reach
onr city from those places. While
tins position is most unfortunate for
us, and the moment was unavoid-
aole, 1t should not be allowed to con-
t1nuc day longer than can possibly
be avoided. Whatever energy and
Tho meVls at our command can effect,
Shou!d BE-. promptly and untiringly az
Pied 70 the speedy completion Of the
ral)roa,;s without too closely counting
me cost. The Soutr Carolina Railroad
s our ihYn art cry; upon it this city is
largely depo:'dcnt fey its prosperity,
"Au rs H'l1ci< :esso:Hticn w a@good
w"rk'nS condition. cannot bS' too
urgently pressed. Each passenger
and every package of freight that
passes a1Unad OF from us in conse
Auence OF the want of railroad f:lril :.
ties IS {. loss t" tho ..,nmunitv. The
South Carolina Road, we arc aware.
have great diilicult;e; to contend with:
tAelr rack from Johnsun's Tnin-out
,;H", Aiken, on IL Augusta branch, to
IL" E;3isto bridge, was broken for some
;if0y miles. and chout tir same dis
tancc on the Gol,lMbia branch, or from
near OfanGebur. to Columbia. and
ihls part includes. the Important bridge
across the Congaree I:ive.., which vas
lT1nt. The iron on the Camden
hfhneh, we are Informed, is being
tAEen up to be pl;r:c,l on the route to
otalabia, and it F. s,i,l the trains may
r:'n through to Columbia in October.
l'fc1idcnt Marra:h isno doubt at work
and doing all he can to pl:,c. matters
Flght, and we sincerely hope that he
may speedily s,:cccrd in having the
attire roal Ill workin" "r,lcr. The
, difficulties; in i.e WY Of labor and
"v~ry. Dthnr r>,l'li&itc are no doubt
:r'-at: h,it the pressing: needs OF the
pnh!;r require that ,vcfv sacrifice
:.l'Hl'! be nH.lr f., have the road,
ii!;sllcd. iIur!,.;,a Mars.
.HTEl:SAl. EIvl:NyE E4:cEil~rs. From
the Lat OF july up to noon of the 9th,
;nr receipts OF *hr Bureau OF Inter
''al h"vrnlc an;onntrI to tllirtv-two
millions oi dollars. The incre.sc has
been ':cavN Tor several days past from
IL" i:coii.r t:,X. and WILDE so for some
"%rI,s t. coin". New questions are
"on9t;..t.y arising for decision. in
Mh;c.l parties claim theirs to he pecu-
IN: cta,' Lot contemplated by. the
'fa'n';a OF tbr law, and not to be 60
len~I BY any fixed rules. Many of
'hcl.A rest on slender foundations, but
AZ ocr. .'si"lril ote really presents new
ir.it;..;;:s. Since taxation has become
enormous. an in,mrnse amount of il
EennitT is constantly displayed in at
t'mptS {. "vads our laws regulating
customs, even tho:" dating as far lack
rs lI9S.
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Words without deeds are !ille,sth,i
NuillS without the seeds. n
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School Books.

YTNIE Subscribers beg leave to inform
Il their old friends and the public, that
tncy are, now receiving ~ large stock of
SCIiOCL ENCES. 1$rNTIOEEEY, and
,vcry.hn" usually found in we'll furnish
cI Bookstore, which they offer. and ,cW
.H rhr"p Jor rash. Country dealers and
Teachers, can send on their orders now
with the assurance that they will receive
prompt attention.
.AuX2l ~ TOWNSEND 4 NORTH
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is. BY direction OF the President, the fol-
lowing officers nf thc lith Kansas Cavalry
"re hereby dishonorably dismissed the ser
vice OF the Cn!tcl States, with forfeiture tf
all pay and allowances, to date June %,
1850, for violation Of orders and neglect OF
duty, in dcscrtiuS th,ir comamnds, thus
embarrassing the public service, and ne
4;lcctng the enlisted men under their con-
t:oi:
1st Lieutenant James O. OGan.
20 Lieutenant Dudley Sawyer.
Commanding Generals of Military Divi-
slons and Departments VIII promulgatc this
or'icr to Their respective commands.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-29

than three hundred ani fry thonsssd nan. kept,
By al Efficient system Of recruiting. constantly
foil. IL should have been foreseen in the begin
ming. what has torned oct 20 be the fact. that
the drrston Of the var was a question OF ex-
haustiou. on the one side or the other If ne
bad made the war. on our side. only three az
teenths as expensive, ne could have held out
indefinitely without any approach TO exhaustion.
just as France might subdue Belgium without
increasing her peace establishment. A strong
power, in prosecuting a war against a weak one
u under no necessity Of stranng its resources 20
the utmost. IL sufhces 10 pot forth strength
enough TO force the weaker power 10 tax us re
sources 10 the utmost
In that case. no uncertainty can rest on The al
timate result; for enc beligerent will be rapidly
exhausted while the other holds its own. In the
latter stages OF this exhaustion, 9 few decisive
blows easily ends the whole business The union
successes Of the last six mouths have proved SO
easy because the rebels are so nearly exhausted
All that the first three years of the war accom-
plished was TO bring them 10 this state; and tha
could have been done just "a efectually with 9
smaller number Of men.
The legal tender experiment has deem bad anC
mischievOus in every way. Aud now, when ia
evils begin to eliminate. and the business Of IN,
country staggers and reels under them. i, vii
not answer for the republicans 20 try to screer
themselves from public Indignation BY pretending
that that great departure from sound and homes
principles Eas necessary N Y World.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-29

A PARRY PicrUBI.-We have already no
ticed the fact that a number Of radical senators
and representatives with their wives and numer-
Gus connections ere on pleasure trip TO Char
lesion and Savannah. beng transported. fed and
liquored at government expense on board Of a
government transport. They are to be gone
several weeks. Secretary Stanton, wife, daugh
ter and country cousins. have just returned from
. pleasure trip of several days TO the front gov
ernment transport dancing attendance upon them
Mrs Lincoln il now monopozing the use OF a
government transport upon an excursion se
know not where. At the same time we see il
stated ia New York papers that recruits on Bed
loe's island and convalescents in hospitals can
not be sent forward promptly to our armies,
which are calling for reinforcements. because the
qusrtermaster's department has not suffi cency
Of transports al its command A pretty picture
truly for the people TO contemplate
A dispatch this morning reports Mr.. Lin
coin accompanied by Master Theo. Lincoln and
"a few invited guests" hs off an excursion
in "the government steam yacht River Queen. ="
His route il down the Potomac, up the Chesa
James to City Point, and return. Ii is said the
excursion is taken for health. under medical ad
vice. All right. We look With solitude for the
preservation of Mr. Lincolns health His death
would be cslamitous beyond estimation. 1t
would bring into the presidential chair the drum
ken Tcnnesseean who now disgraces an Office
more ornamental than useful. Let Lincoln
sport feet Of " government yachts if neces-
sary to preserve his health and e.-Rochester
Union.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-29

Assrsr roR BIGAxr Sheriff Sandiord arrest
cd. q tew days ago, or a charge OF bigamy. a
man named Thomas :. Picrson Person il sp-
pears. in 1882 married lady named Taylor in
Ross county. Ohio. With this woman be lived
and reared family. and only lett his home some
time last fall. coming 10 this city Here he re-
presented himself IS unmarried, and commenced
paying attention 20 lady named Hollis. whose
mother Is a widow, residing here. lie married
Miss Hollis las, December. and the face hecom-
ing known 10 his frst wife she st once had pro
ceedings commenced Agains; him for bgsmy.
Person VAS arrested. and when the charge was
read 10 hin he acknowledged the allegations: and
waving an examination Was taken 10 Jail 20
await trial in the circuit court Pierson Is near
sixty wears Old and his last -ife Is quite Young
soman-N A. Ledger
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-29
The Cendtttos OF the Rebellion from
n Rebel Staud.Poiat.

The New York Tribune Of Saturday pub
fishes letter which purports 10 give an authen
tic interior view of the present aspects of the re-
beliOn from what parports 70 be rebei stand.
point. Tat paper assures ia readers that the
information. IL has reason 70 believe, l. entirely
Trustworthy. and f such Is ia character il will. to
use its Own language, command attention. In
calling the attention of lie readers TO the CON
nuBication The Tribune remarks:
I'VE publish this morpi5g letter from Wash
ipgton, which viii repay careful perusal and DC
certain 20 command attention. or course ne arc
not af liberty TO indicate the source rom which
this important Intelligence reaches Us; We can
only say that ne have not only the best reason
for believing il entirely Trustworthy. bat that In
fts naost essential particulars IL Is entirely in
cordance uish similar information which hss
reached u in another way. Coming 10 this en-
thentic shape it will probably s;artle many peo
pie as positive evidence Of bow near the rebel
lion. even from the rebel stand point, is to its
fnsl collapse. But alter all it Will but confirm
the popular opinion. which has been growing In
20 settled and firm conviction for weeks past,
that the days Of our national troubles are almost
over While this i generally believed, the
strong evidence which this letter gives e of its
certainty renders il document Of more than or
binary interest and value
Letters of the same date from Washington
protesting to be equally authentic and reliable
present different view of the condition of the re
bellion, and they state that even Mr.. LINCOLN eI
presses the opinion that the prospect Of ar early
termination Of the struggle is not hopeful, nOr
will IL justify the confident predictions of The
Tribune correspondent that regard We give
however. the rosy speculstiODs of the writer. en-
dorsed as they are by a leading administration
journal. for what they are worth; but events
which viii soon trsnspire will determine vhethe
the rebellion is near its final collapse. and thu
our national troubles are almost over.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-29
spirit of the Religious r ress-vIce.
President johnson.

The New FORK Methodist has been trying bard
90 " hush up " the Vice Presidents debauch,
but public sentiment proving too strong for il.
the editor thus eases his conscience:
We feel the disgrace the more keenly be
cause our own vote helped TO bring on the NOR
tifying spectacle. We were not aware, when We
dropped our ballot on the 9Th Of November last,
that We were contributing to any such scheme,
and. in the name Of the couutrys decency, We
tell the men who meet in national conventions
that they must not again put US to the hard ne
cessity OF choosing between doubtful patriotism NJ
sober and uuquestionable loyalty drunk. When
We remember how, at his inaugurstion, W asbing
ton bowed himself reverently TO kiss the bible
without touching il With his haEd and how every
president and vice president since has conducted
himself with becoming propriety on the solemn
occasion, we feel the shame Of this il!-timed pro-
family and debauch all the more