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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-06-03

CoprEE was quiet but firm nj % &c. for prime Rio
DauGS.We note sales Of 900 kega btCarboreie
of soda AT Gkc &c on the spot and 42ac. gold, TO
arrive.
FnKioHrs were dun, and rates entirely nominal The
enengem snts 10 Liverpool 900 terces beef. Cd.
Il 0c0 bushels wheat, private and per gteamer 100
boxes bacon, 15s, and 1000 bushels corn, private 10
from 81 Johns to Liverpool deals private bark from
R'chibucto 10 London, private. One from Pugwash to
Prince lumber $40 Six tsigs and schooners TO New.
bern and Port ROYAL COAL and two schooncrs to Rich
n,oad, Va private. We quote TO Liverpool cotton,
per pound, kd -four per Dbl, 3D. q Cd petrolc-
um, es heavy goods, per ton, IS oil, los, los;
corn bulk and bags per bushel, Id alhd wheat bulk
pork, per Dbl, o.. To London, heavy goods, per
Ton los oil per ton los 2os 1our, per Dbl, le 81;
pS;t s DBL S beef s5n g. Cd
I'd corn bulk and bags, per bushel axd h4nd To
Glasgow, -four, per bbl., L. Sd Is Cd. wheat per
trouem, per bbl 5s. heavy gcoda per ton Iss sos
oil, per ton 2os 2Ss beef, per terco, Be- a. Cd
Hops were da and we learn Of sales Of only 100 bales
at lie 33c.
InoS-American pig may be quoted at ss7 a ss We
$37, md TOO do rails on private terms
Mo.assys. The market dull and only small
saes were making at previous prices.
ProvMoss. Receipts 2,sis 6bs pork, l75e do beef
&02 pkgs cut meats 263 do lard There appears 10 be
corner in pork, the June contracts having begot
active demand, which Was responded 10 by holders
demanding an advance of 81 per bbl which was paid,
and large amounts taken at tho advance. The sales
sss s g c"d Tor 'Ts es FOR s' S ssn
somewhat below the outside prices $40 for prime,
and $40 $40 for prime meas; also 5000 new
quiet 500 bills sold at $40 n SIS including all kinds
Beef hams steady, with email sales al 800 $2s
Bacon dull, with sales Of lJ0 boxes at MNc for
short and clear rib Cut meats in fair demand and
firm. The sales 600 packages At re 40. for
saogdsrs, and l4c I7,1c for hams Lard vas in fair
request Al 15c 1sc for the range, al which 500 pack
ages changed hands Butter steady at 25c $50 for
Western, and Zoo 35c for State Choose quiet NJ
loo. . lie.
PrrRo1um dull and lower; q coo bbs sold II 35c
for crude $50 ACC for refined In bond and o7c ESQ.,
frec
RICE dull, without salee of moment
SUGAR.-The market was rather active. We note
Gales OF 900 hhdR at 10kc 12kc. for Cuba musco-
vado tmanIy 1OLc for fair reanIng) lilo. IL No for
Porto Rico go boxes Havana, lilo lSc. and 300 bags
Manila, private.
TAiow was active, ana Tho saes $50 900 lbs Al
1890. q 10kc a 1lc
ToaAcco Tho market was dull, with sacsof 100 hhds
Kentucky ~ IQS a2ec Anpexsd 10 The monthly state
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-06-03
gFCoNr BOARD.
CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

.
Asnrs--Receip.s 343 packages The market was dull
and only small sales made at 81 "a 81 81 for
pots and 81 o. a So for pearls.
BnEApsTuTYs Receipts, 2,707 bbls -four, 4,96l do.
and 3l3 bags neal 25s7l bushels wheat 10 $50 do
corn, 3sGs7 and 900 do rye The noor mag.
ket duh and heavy to-day, and prices further re-
cecded &C. per Dbl, closing quiet at the decline The
sales were about 1900 bbls, at our quotations. Rye
-four dull and nominally unchanged Cnznda -four
also duh and shade lower the sales $50 bills
Southern -four was likewise duh ana heavy but prices
quotely lower tire sales were eO bbs al our
quotations below. Corn meal was steady, with fair de-
mand sales s50 bbs at 81 50 for Jersey s. 70 for
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-06-03

CLEARED
Steamship kangaroo DR. srdsman. Liverpool via
Steamship Louisiana OBJ, McNevin, Lverpooi--wnians
steamship Hansa Breu), Won santen, Bremen South
s.mshi Ocean ogss, , sl9e "r, Aspinv Alien
SID l:scapi ASH" Asy I've S. nG Stewart Co.
i.ark Bounding Biov vduiieh Haasa1Tuppcr ,"'G
bark Plcrson tArg), lewis Buenos Ayres--J e S,
Ba Lucy rnne prT Ss o @snqs eek e Sv
BARI Thos Pope, AeHaiaer, MonToSia-Yatss ssr.er
Bark Thomas Br) Peterson, Cardenas-spcnce s,usrue.
rg Hermann dam, Larsen, raluouth--ronc A. ne,uoAo
Rrg r ShsToei smith i HsysnsmNqrray ~ynew
ssDr dazee () sWano, nsifasspenas s"m.asaa '
soar Ida della Tore, Pickett paachcos - Rioha.ds A.
schr Adgan a C ,a,s Hilton e. Hsaa-Is err
sloap Ksasn a cSe srnH sSa ss
s'ee d.s 81 s ason E,s ssb Kinney
Steamer g'h pasn s Saaf F b. ea%ss
ARRIVED
steamer PcrbeITy Esserson Norfoll 20 honrp
% PM g r Gy ur roT. 1q r'n Curtis Savannah Ma,
Steamship Carolina Phillips, Richmond. AZ hour., with.
ses @nssd, y9aa Witch urst Richmond City panA
TivinyeinU = e. 81 nun Wv" nde and passengers, to IA i
to tesTr IL sowan cy Fortress Monroe 40 hours
ton Rou+s ea rys' Tsnspsr watson Washing
h,np. oe' p npr Taylor Forresa Monroe, days In
yar m topeS Wa sr sundbers cnrdcnas May a. with
N days 2lho srra g pco Ns sanwooa Trinidad Cuba
III; .snt rnosssee to Thompson = lunter
cosl I, i re.t fEastnor Davi, Cow Bay IL days. with
., sS A snIa Der Barpsweln Merymap, Ms,anzas May
-, WIZ ~ - 70 master Seed In company with brs Pro-
t tstl Dacolah, for New YORK. Passed
IA NJ rs, since which time had Light winds
Dts -, nfon DR. Fitzgerald Cienfuegos - lays with
hu Si. - MENUS Il Son.
sagsg R1g.Iow OF wlndsoE Ns Holmes MuDsania, is
usay,l, IN wood BE- 10 y +. Dowolf & Co.
Triumph (Br Sanford, Cox nwallis, 6 days, with
N'.s -, 70 D r Dewolf.
rhf 1ovcIt Peacock Rlnggod. Fortress Monroe days.
Scnr Enchanresa Blancnford, Washington, . daya.
Sera Mary France Mcdonald Philadelphia TOR New HA
4 eshrJ b Allen Case Philadelphia for Nantucket
\ Srhr Madagas Machias, 3 days.
\ sschr Albion. Mcleod Rockland
scbr Ann sippie, Hodge Boston for Albany
Schr james e. Lucy, Robbins, Wsrcham.
Schr Hume. Baker, New London for Sewburg
Scnr ID 7 Wiliets brown, Rondout for Groton
| Schr Sarah Jane, Gardner R0rdout for Providence
| Sc5r Orator. jacobs. Newburg for Bristol
| Schr Florence. BecSharn, Hewburg fnr Norwich.
| Sloop Blackstone, Allen, Newbnrg for Providence.
The schr reported the Valance, from Bahama aSsnla
read Volant
| SAILED
STEAMERS Ocean Queen Kangaroo Den Deford sip Iounl
Roya brgs I. Ao. Eaern Star; schrs WlLch lpeep h
Endicot Tnlie, Hamidcn Belle, Ohio, ID W saunders
| Wind at s.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-06-03

Whcat was IN lair demand and prices agaia advanced
&c. a &c a bushel under scarcity The sales
about 20 900 bushes at 81 20 81 70 for abcr and 81
for white Michigan The advancc prevented anything
being done for shrroent, though rates are very low
again. Rye was quiet and we heard Of sales Bar
Icy was dull. Germ in good demand at the
opening, when prices went up &c a &C., but closed
heavy and declining. The sales 80 600 bushels at
Soc .0c. for inferior mixed Western, 92c e3c. for
sound do, and Oh &c for inferior Southern yellow MAI
WIS dali and nominal Oats wore excited, and prices
again went up &c. &c Large sales made at 60c
for Canada and o5c CSC. for Western.
COTi0S.-1he market was dull heavy and &c. lower.
The sales Ue-s only about GOO bales. We quote:
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-06-03

~ SlK, Heassn River M UshAsnA essshss -
Cleveland aal Piusbury sex, opichslvs sok. eosv's
nvstwsnasss u the new iasas lo2k
Ansr shs board the market IVES sssady - ~ srs~
me extreme prices Of leading ssoAs a.Ss - sos
msuvsment Of 1854 hsvu BEEN = fealsws:-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-06-03

errrswss g rHr~C lmsun -Psrt a be ers gustoe
wsiee Cgp~ cFans "A teu e'cirek A "a Me- IVA iAi3
i7sa i1n tsl. is~t ssn s7t iAA aR1 isps. ies9 egt
lRtss tisfss Coart epeFR a. taif gaea tea A N foa
ras ifss isx lfA ia1i, fat1 itrs siG, $3.50 fahs,
lJso. ioff 1850 s2, l2os f12s ists sU. ISIS. 1910
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-06-03
Kay s,aash ga sor Franr..

Tho ma~t8er ". n t4fter wh.s1 81 - here on
THURSDAY hlUaEAt fsa.ens~rk ga degr gaa Nrr
S~DsFal kirby s,uisA are Ngs Gsssea Hmaknar ahe
fsfmer ~ to1 - g.. Lar aid a.al tlsr iAsteF
- Canada rhty n Saar.a ~ rae eaurlas aa.rs
emo bni sHe ~ Rd rifer 70 snate the surrender
krby ~tuitil and ksnn a. iassA af ihal
ryr kirby msh hA inE beHn Ftisrfs "a nss con
rrsaa, daIsried 'er Frauoe Mexca, Us Gag hs We
ae<t- foF Memphis
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-06-03
fHE TEXAS EXPEDITION.
General Godfrey WeityAl In
Command.
uE FEEEF TO RESDgyybls Ar MOBILE,
as, De-, no
our sorfalk cerr@pa.aesee.
NoasoIx, May 81, lses

Our N0rfAlk GorrWpandeaee-
HoasoIx, May u. lsos.
knsxnrSoS.
NV ne pNa wess q large nsmhsr q Transports have
wn1 sls Ihi rort l~aen ~aas uoop- bsoaxing 70 the
r~wsyaNh csrps under osuSaend 81 Major General
ua~mwy NeltseL rhs eaieot q their coming hers
~ahr purpr - tbe sru~r- betting rais Tits morning
~~ur aeras Godfrey weisxcl and Giles A smith
.svru~a here fEsa cay roiat sup rintend the de-
rarArp ~ 80 vvesei me order ~ proociinz Is no.
p~xaasey kaa~H. tsi u supposed Inst the r"et WI
xxrt afeas s'uenhere on ths b~fcre sailing for
en- Gof rhs troope composing shis expedition aFe In
CO. l-w o. sra pla.oa, as4 hagpy Al tAe prospect q
n .s.n.u.e fn.na daA camp life
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-06-03

PAsuIos cct4sR. 4. TaoTwfNs.
rrnDAs June 2 -Furle und siaks o. so mas heass.
-. = 49, TO- ave. 10 hErf ...,
Bran kgodsnf stltrf y y 2. siet. ..........
Mclsugnim red hlack = cen nutlef.....
Gro Wtfra sulgr1 b f.sfA lefapia s....s Nls@n.
owDef cDicree ca N Laay fuira.... ....t... afaNn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-06-03

- rsaAseoe Of Mr.. Henry y. VAIL cashier Of the
lAAk o. Commerce, No wsa Thirty nns Street, was
entered on Thursday night by two burglars, who had
sacked w and prepared 70 take away goods valued a
81 0l2 when officers John h Davis and william FEEL
singer OF the Twenty ninth precinct entered the house
snd capaured the burglars with the goods IN their pos
session. When approaching JEFFERSON Market the prs
made effort 10 escape but were overpoweted
and taken to court and committed without bail They
gave their George Brady resident OF hoooSen
boat builder and Henry Wilson, carpenter Also resi-
dent Of Hoboken-
ARREST OF DARING THIEVES
J. C. Kinner, or tho independent merchants police.
arrested James Riley and George Wilson, charged with
having stolen horse and wagon togethes with guam
uty Of groceries valued at $279, from Charles l. Mat
thews No 500 Eighth avenue Justice Hogan committed
the prisoners for trial Tho accused have been In the
habit OF watching grocers' wagons in the vicinity OF
Washington and Chambers street. and when one was
Allied iunp into Il and drive OF
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-06-03

dow u y ETtzg Or 0sexing .tanss into The WIN
taking him TO >ssld, No l0e Hudson street While
bv sans Of - etaGion house The ofcer assaulted
HUGHES So .snans end his prisoner taken from him.
lesdar W ossded IN axresting Henry Smith, the ring
- wns coAattAd by Jusies Hogan
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-06-03

s H1PPlN q ~ e w S /.
Port OF New York, June ., 1865.

ALxAEAJ Yoay--rnIs DAY.
~ sisEs. 80 MOON HErs. I'D
IN SETS. 20 HIGH WATER. "a
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-06-03

rrrnkIsu MATHS, o LAr0rT STREET, N. y.-HovEs
L gertIer~u, f.asA y. ara staaP Al ladies. A. ~
ssI n oseslsss VI iasasiss To- css
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-06-03

since the suspension were -
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-09-21
INSTRUCTIONS TO BIDDERS mi PosrNAsrRRs


C5ntaiaing also conditions 10 Be iacorposatsd IN the CON
tracts to the extest the Dsportmant mag deem proper.
l. Seven minutes ara allowed to each intermediate
Office, when not otherwise specified, for asserting IN.
mails /; but on railroad and steamboat routes there Ia 10
be no more delay than smlieient for an exchange Of
the mail pouches.
2 On the railroad and steamboat lines. and oth.r
routes where the mode Of conveyance admits Of n tho
special agents Of the Post Office department, also post
once blanks, mall bags, locks and keys, are 70 be con.
veyed without ex ta chsrge.
:: On railroad and steamboat lines the route agents
Of tbs department are to be conveyed without charge, and
for the use ofths agents a commodious car, or apartment
In tho centre OF year, properly lighted, warmed, and
furnished, and adapted to the convenient separation and
due security of tho mails, is to be provided by the eon-
tractor, under the dir. elton Of this department.
Railroad and steamboat companies are required 10 taks
beginning and end of their routes, and TO and from all
Offices not more than slightly rods from . station or land.
Ing. Proposss nnny be submitted by the companies for
the Performance ofsii other side servcs-thatis for
Offices over eighty .eds H ,fS% = station sos e 81 ,I aSstS..,.,. q,
other agents Of the Department, 10 accompany the malls
conveyed ON railroads and steamerS, specifying the num-
Der and destination Of thsseysrsl bAss. On other prinos.
pal routes likewise, recsiph vfli BE- y9ured and way bills
master. TO insure regularity In the delivery Of MALI.
4. No Day will be made for trips not performed; and for
zach az such omInsious, not satisfactorily orphaned, thres
sin,es IN nav Of thstrfp may be dedsctsd. fof A~zixalsss
far behind the time - 20 Ire. sas eenneeaon sah DC
IL Compensation for thetrip = subject 70 f0rfsitnfss[
~ rsoested dellnqusncis Of the Kind herein upsciaed
sularesd penalties, proportional TO the nature thereof aud
ths inportancs Of tie NAL, may BE- made.
poEtiono q them, for tbs admission Of palssngsrs' or 81
bsing concsrnsai In sstfing up OF running IN express con
'yeyins intsliigsncs In advance Of the mall, quarters pay
may BE- deducted
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-09-21

sssa-rs=ssp assszzsgaaS3skEeszRe&S0aE8
q. Hinsu win be imposed. nniass ths delinquency be
promptly and satisfactorily explained ~ certificates Of
postmaster or the ahidayits 81 other credible person.; sr
the mall IRON, or deliver 1t into q post onice for suffering
1t to DO vet injured, destroyed, robbed, OF lost; and for re-
f ~ after dspsnd, to convey Nss.r inc I ~ ru a. %eg"e E sasos a.
car. or steamboa on q route.
I. The Rstmastss General may annul the contract for
ting the post once laws, or ~dIsobcying the Instructions of
the department. for refusing TO discharge . carrier when
~rsquiredb BY the department. to do %; for running an eK-
press ss Aforesaid or fer tfsnspoy tiBg personso or packages
conveying mAilsbls matter out ofthe mail.
8. The Postmaster General may order an increase Of
service on 9 route BY allowing therefor apre yata increase
on the contract pay. He may change schedules Of de-
p %.ts ,ss anu CONFORM 70 y eo uasssi ana , pHl'e rsilrcad.'
without Increase OF pay, providing the running time DO
not abridged. He may also order an increase Of speed,
allowing, within the restrictions Of the law, = pro rata
increase of pay for the additional stock or carriers, II
any. The contractor may, however, in he case Of increase
Of speed, r~elilquish the contract, by giving prompt notice
70 the department that be prefers doing no 10 carrying
tho order into effect. The Postmaster General may also
DISCONTINUE or curtail the service, In whole or in part, In
order " place on the route q greater degree Of service,
or whenever the public interests, In his Judgment, shall
require such discOntinusnce or curtailmentf for any other
cause he allowing ~ a full indemnity to contractor one
months extra pay on the amount Of service dispensed
with. and Q pro rata compensation for the amount of
service retained and continued.
o. Payments will be made BY collections fom or drafts
on postmasters. or otherwise, after tho expiration Of each
quarter-say, In May, August, November, and February
10. The distances are given according 10 the best IN:
forp,atIon but no increased pay will be allowed should
s .aSy Ss s sSs eorr ,Sah . stated. Bsds e. .sass ist,r%
thesseivss q, this point, and also In reference to the
weight of the mail, the condition Of roads, hills, streams,
&c. and MI toll bridges, ferries, or distractions OF any
kind by which expense may ho incurred. No claim
for additional pay, based on such ground, can be con
sidersd NOR Tor alleged mistascs. or iaisapp,ehsnsion
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-09-21

fast Mils, Rosedals, and Hendriek'SMils to Lebs
non; 81 miles and back. once aweek. Leave Tsxewsll 9
by pm; fropossls fy twico, service invited
Biun, Mchlands, New Garden, aud Nsshs; Ford, I
Lebanon, 81 miles and back, once Q week. Leave Tsze
well @. II. Thursday NJ ! . m arrive st New Garden b,
Tuewell c. II. by Z p M I; leave New Garden Tuesday at
q N arriveat Lebanon BY 10 NJ leave Lebanon Tussds,
a. p n arrive q New Garden By p p.
Tug River, Morgan Valley, and Bun Hill, to ooea.
NO, Is miles and back, once Q week. Leave Tsxswsll G
H. Wednesday at . 9 M ; arrive 1t 0cssna next day by
p m leave 0esana Monday at Q a m arrive ct Tszswsll
osssk, and Gilead Spring, to Fsryxili:s 81 miss
at a N ; arrive At P~ssryviils BY 9 p m leave Pesryvilis
Friday at q 10 srriys4i TAfsweii O. y, By spm,
4sss IRON Lebanon, by Gibsonyilis Dtskinsouvills,
Cove, and Natural Tunnel. to Psttonsvills. 81 miles and
back, oncea week. Leave Lebanon "Wednesday stes
a ; arrive at Psttonsyills next day BY II IN leave Pat
louisville Thursday SIP m sT!tve ~ Lebanon BY
4sss from Lss.pop, by s!eklss's ,.all.s Lssonp.o1, and
~. ausss's statisp, 70 Wise y: u; ~ maes arc oscs
al Wise G. Ii. next day BY Ii : N leave Wise {, 3: Tuss
1857 from NV Garden ~ sand, Iiet. % Granly
Leave New Garden Monday 81 S { N arrive at Grundy
by sp m leave Gtuady Tuesday ct 3 . n arrive a
1865 from Sss i E%.tfisi III y , e Spring.. to kins.pors
Tenn. ~ miles and back, once . .sek. Law
E~stIllyille Wednesday at OK q m ; arrive ct kingspcrt by
IL a I" E. assss ks e ~ ! W "Wednesday "
1850 From BsuulyilIe. BY Quilliusyills and NcksIsvil!s
to Point Truth, III miles and beck. eng. wssn
Leave Estillville Tuesday ct . . m: arrive u rans iIuu
by u N leave Point Truth Tuesday IS pm ) arrive q
1850 From E~stlivilIe. by wsyisnd, to Fort Blsst,pe5s
Il miles aud back, once q week. .te4fe pun
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-09-21

Leave Dublin daily, except Sunday. at 30 q m ~riye At
Red sulphnr springs by 5 p M leave BED ,tilphur
Journal and confederate. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-05-08

ing cur little army, opposed by ten times its number
Of supplying it except by robbiug our own citizens,
destroyed aIl hopes nisrcccssn war ] lave, There
li,rc made miitary convention with Gen. SHERMAN
to terminate hostiIiurs in North and South Caro;l
Georgia and Florida. made tls convention 10 spare
the blood of The gallant little army committed ia me-;
To prevent farther suffering OF o,r people by the de-
vstton and ruin iaeritahe from the marches of i'll
vmding armies, aud 10 avoid tho crime OF wnglng
hopeless war.
(Sign.d) j. i. JOHNSON, Gcnenl
Journal and confederate. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-05-08

WY SHOULD ANY MAN SWEAR ?-1 can
conceive of no reason why he should, but
many why he should not.
l. It is mean. A man of high moral stand
ing would almost as leave steel sheep as
swear.
.. It is vulgar; altogether too low for de-
cent man.
8. 1t is cowartlly implying fear either of
not being believed, or obcyed.
i. 1t IS ungentemanly. A gentleman ac-
cordng to Webster is well bred, reGned.-
Such an one will no more swear than go into
the streets and throw mud with clod-hoppcr.
S. It is indecent offensive to delicacy, and
extremely unfit for human cars.
6. 1t is foolish; "want Of dcccncy is want
of Pope.
7. 1t is abusive-to the mind which con-
ceives the oath, to the tongue which utters 1t,
and to the person to whom it is aimed.
s. 1t is venemous; showing mans heart
to be nest of vipers and every time he
swears, one of them sticks out of his head.
9. 1t is contemplate e-forfeiting the respect
of all the wise and good.
10. 1t is wicked !; violating the Divine law,
and provoking the displ leasurc of Him who
will not hold him guiltIess who takes His name
in vain.
Journal and confederate. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-05-08

DOMESTIC LfrE.-IIow sweet is it wlep the
heart expands and the mind kindles hy re-
ciprocatrd kindness and knowledge ! And
swpcter far in domestic life is it to rest the
wearied heart and mind of the. chastcned ex-.
preston Of sympathy lightning up the we'll
known and beloved countenancc Of Que who
has often treated our sorrows, vith compassion;
returned long suffering to onr tryingncss, and
shown enduring edelity in our burden-en.
dcared to us like gallant ship. which: though
the gloss of its new paint and rigging may be
worn less bright, yet in its rery scars, marks
the tcaacty with which its anchors have held,
and its rud,ler answered the hslmsman,
through manp a storm anatemptcst.s
Journal and confederate. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-05-08
ORANGES AND LEMoNT IN CALIFORNIA

ORANGES AND LEMoNT IN CALIFORNIA;
The attempt to grow oranges and lemons IN
California is every year becoming more sue
cessful. The principal groves are at LosAn>
gelos, where there are hafa dozen men en-
2 gagged in the business. Oranges are grown IN
other places in the State, but mainly in gar
dsns, and for private use. There were about
10000 oranges and 10000 lemons grown last last
wear at LosAngelos; this year, nearly 100000
oranges and 10000 lemons have been raised
in that vicinity. The oranges grown tins year
are larger and in every way better than last
wears crop, and sold at. the grove at s3 per
hundred. The largest growers are two French
men at the Mission San Gabriel, whose crop
last year amounted to about $4,000 oranges
beside quantity Of lemons.
Journal and confederate. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-05-08
ImpOrtant Communication

We are indebted, says the Columbia Phoenix, to
his Exceency the Governor for the following despatch
which he has received from Gen.. JOHNSTON. The
great anxiety which is felt throughouthe State in
duced the Governor to give publicity without delay
TO the information it conveys Its official announce
ment will appear in our next issue, in the procama
ton of the Governor, with which will appear the letter
of Gen. LOWELL and otherpapors ofintercst connected
with the communication between Gems. JOHNSTON
and SHERMAN.
GREENSBORO, N. G., April 20.
Forwarded from Chester May l, 1865
His Excellency Gov 4. G. Magrath
The disaster in Virginia, the capture by the enemy
Of all our workshop for the preparation of ammun,
lion and reparipgos arms tho imposslbty Of recruits
Journal and confederate. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-05-08
We would refer our readers to Gov. MAGRATH's

We would refer our readers to Gov. MAGRA7H's
circular suppressiug all undue dstIlation of liquors.
in which he calls on the sher and magistrates Of the
different districts the State 10 combine their efforts
for the detection of those who are engaged in vioa>
ting the law in this respect He also issues ad-
dress to the people Of the State calling the agents
of the State to have turned over to them all subssL-
encc stores and property Of the Confederate States
within the limits of the Sate-the 10 be use for
the relief ofthe people ofthe Sao. He also states
that it is in the highest degree obligatory on said
agents. who receive these supplies to provide out Of
them freely to the soldiers Of this and other States pas
sing through our limits who may ne cd aid.