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Model barass Charmer. Henry Clay, WooAo K, /
psvne No S, and Il Norton, andf5r seventeen Q1
GuuvGle Barges;
Aaef which can be seen At Louisville. Kentucky,
until the dsy Of sale.
Far tie side-Nheel steambost D A January, regis
side-WheeI steamboat Ohio (wreck)
sten-wheel tugboat, TO Homer registered 139I
tons II
Ard thirteen qsi GuuualesBarges
until the day Of sale.
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ASRSaxskwssfs, male and female. eco %
~ g o ~ u1osth. 20 sell tbs "inproyed Goa.
mon se1s8 fNmB sfsi1z Maehlne." fncs ttS.
This Machine viii sttch. hem, ell tnck, cord,
.1niit biod brnld oud embrcider. EgeV MachiHs
.,ra~snted tor he thres Vears. Circulars free Adj
dress Hiss 4 hcKstkron, Z. o. BOX lisa Louis
VfseIKy, OF cal q les Jedsrson S. up stain.
euEls-loF
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plain and Fsrcy swisses, Checked Muslins, Nan
sooks, Jacouet, Tuck Muslin, Hufhed do, IRISH
Linen, Table Linens, Towels, Linen Cam9rles'
plan and fancy; B rdssge Diapers, Linen Handker.
Oh ELS. Hemstlich do fne kmbrtidsTed SET, heal
ard Va-encinin Collars, Crape Sets, Swiss kdgints
JacoBet do, Insertines, Tafietta RlDbons % ~
widths and in all colors; Silk Belongs Buckles
Something neH) Corseis, Velvet Ribbons, eec3 exc
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"a Hosiery and Gloves
. an endless variety.
NOTIONS. etcs eteA EeTy cheap

We have received and are sHil daily receiylng'
large o~uautltes O. Goods direct from he East
where they have been selected and purchased Dy
Our Mr.. Levy, st regular Bi-aunual Manufacturers
Anct or. 70 hat oar friends andicustoU1ers val a.
yavs fud : new and Interesting change OF paI1ernsS
rom the best selected Of thebss design.
We woui7 calf tee special item ton OF the La
DIES 70 our particular
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Bedford Springs, Pennsylvania, must
be a sweetscented place to live in.
Recently q returned rebel shot Union
man there, and was sustainedin the act
by the political sentiment Of the town.
a Clergyman is rusticating there. who
compares the assassination Of Presi-
dent Lincoln with the erecution of
= W4 Charles the First, and discusses both
under fbe heading Of " Justice % w.
rantAaf He Is popular ct the Springs
3FoTgk7 -
The Pennsylvania Union Convention,
aN which met At Harrisburg on the 18th
instant, nominated Gen. John A. Har-
trauft for Auditor General, and Colonel
Jacob n Campbell for Surveyor Gen
eraL
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PACKARD 3 Co.,
--rea-
Manufacturers Agents for the sale OF
HI s75OOOO Worth
JUL eAloE L0 e'" .s !.
.eOldasud Silver Watches
com PENS. CHAINS,

BsacsIstA Rhgs, set Of ssWIery &c.
III ~ IL
mo be disposed Of a. ONE DOLLAR sech'
4 withont regard 10 value, aad not 10 Be PAD lof
uat you know shat you are to receive -
Our inducements are the greatest ever onsleot0l
CLEANING coed jfwelrg At low Pr eeS. -
cHfetcstea q ~ tns sFr7ces nRueo ~.
ht are put INTO ENVELOPES, seAiedsup. and mixed
snd when ordered, are drawn, without re&afdA9
choice, and sent b mai. free Of expense, giving ~
4 hr Ehauea. + WI then bs a. Jour ophsHto
send One Dollar Tor the article or not sAtirkAO@
TION Is GUARANTEED IN all cases ana a. mere
are NO BLANkAitfs impcszhefor aay one 70 ie-
eeiTe less fhAE tie sRinA afthsr money
Our LIST comprises ls0,oo a-acless FAueas&
nom s. 70 Sl25 each, consisting OF benfs ana "a
sies' sold epdSilFeF EgntRSGased Natenss ~.
mNtute NaElc Sprine and nnsH ocke -
! monnseF Eb6dy holders, 6eld Pshs with Silver *
tsnaioa cases ana pencilp. 6asa loofh and Gar
Picks. Chased and s1ons set Rngss hcsqn STUDS
Sieese BuItcna, Variety u stylee,l CaD1of1A La
mund, 8of0afe and GusteF PieEs 6en9 MAEo1c
Pms and REE- Ladies Belt I;uekles, Sod Ihin-
Jeweisy. variety Of Etyies 81 Ear Drcp5 sal bro9cr-
"a Chats aina AID Leng Ga4rd Uhsins, Gents Vet
and Neck chRnss Geld and 1etReyolying Brooch
e, etc, etc 2
4 circular containing list Of auielss. also t5e
LmraaI IxDUcEsENrs AAD PKEsIuNs We otter u
q esnS s, fhieeeAS5v g hiftF three for
IS, one hundred for Si6. Our central iecstou
hripQs u nesr the mcet rsnnore points, AID III or.
ders promptly 6lied snd Forwarded BY return mail
q eapreRr f~fH44EHH4Z "
Agents varied IN every town snd counT.
Address PACKARD 4 90.
= Wsss Fourh cnolaRaa. ohio
. . N
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Veterinary Surgery
rv4HE uudsrsirssa hsvluz opsaed (
Hoenltai e No. 49, 4reeA nesoe A1a
- n - 1870 end "a eonrEauntky & lAIne
JcGEFH 61BEAIh
R.e-rs hsi e Essrsucss eFsaAa
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Claim Agsncl
JOIN NEIL,
uAls osps M .. 8 c u

- aM
OFHcERRS Monthly and Quarterly Ppau
" Austsr-out Rolls pEomp1y sxsou,sd
Particular attention Eivsa 10 the coBrs,
eisins for CommissarJ aad QuEtsrmuisn'sev
shsthsr receipted fs ornot
Claims Tor Pension. Boaasy. A1rsars O. ~
Money, pay Tor Horses lost IN ssrNcs; res-
with inst demsnds agEnst he United saiA
tended to snd promptly coIsetsd.
Youehers PrOSursd FOX n~enca1dun rcsa
Yoachsra formal Or informal, collected.
OResTs' Quariermasisr and or4inUcsaan
10 mater hoW complicated, executed u !
days.
Omcsrs' Pay Accounts mAds out
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OF ADEEBTISTE0.
PAIABLE N ADVANCE
10 ABEEREIsTRS N BEEAEL.

Advertisements IN The Special Column, 1rst time,
eenEss subsequent Insertions, 10 csnts PEI tine. IN
Local Column, ffa time, from ] o lines tlN-
each addi1ona Ena, 20 ceuisi 6uneequent inser-
tons, Is CENTS per Inc,
All advertisements occupying epeclA posuoas
And al double column adTerlsemenNs Val De
charged SSX per cent. advance on regular Eales.
MARRIAGE AND FUNERAL NOTICES
Nm b charasd 81 tie regular advertising rnssss
snd raust insarebyb Be psidi n Advance, On no N
aariou made
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DIssslntIan u fopattnsrshIp.

M NASHVILLE, Tenn, Augusta, 1855.
.mHESmO Of 1ifoId &Bsys is this davdissolved
u ~ mutual consent W. II. Tiiord ls slone
aathorsed to use to nanno Of he firm 10 bqgida-
ioa. he assumes Al the haolitles, ana VII ceneci
all amounts due saidnrnf n lAuko-u
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REFERERCEs.

Hon william 6. BrovnloE, Governor dis
nesses. OFT
3ng Cen. james P. BrovnloW, Adiuant 6us
Of Tenr essso.
Major ssnsralB p. sfaRley, tih Army G1ua
MAJOR Genelal George y, stoneman, kl1rn
Tenn.
BVl. Maicr General r. w.. lOhusoa, Ra
Tenn.
Iunea5emN
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Il uuder the control Of his brother, g, ".
JoNES, formerly foreman Of the well known firm
OF MerFiek a Sons, Philadelphia. Both Of being
psact cal men, and faiterng curselyes OF some
reputation a. meehanic- 1t i needless 10 say inst
All work executed at this place will be made M the
very beet msnper. and we guarantee that our prices
will be cch trait viii be unnecessary for any ore
70 20 out q the city 10 buy anything IN our bne Of
business, unless thew have more monty than they
knog what to do with. july2-Sm
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Cloak Department

Comrrlses = great val ie 'yofver desirable Goods
which ve will sella prices 20 fult the times tlne
IA ma Cloaks, Basques a "a (hfrcdSasnHS Msnpi
ias az Tafras Il du gf0s de Naples CIcnlar, ETC.
etc.. wilbe sold VEKY CHEAP in order TO make
room for our Fall Stock.
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0aslrille aAul0n.
81. gEHER0E : o0.. FabII.asr..
rrRNs nr -snRsnRTPTInN.

WTUEsDAY, AUaUsr 2. Is5s
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LOCAL.

Cur little tom Is profoundly calm and quiet
Nay, more; it is stngnaut. Shops arc cloeed (;
business is almost entirely SUSPENDED :m"ney has
disappeared from among TIE ve.tisss Of c:rHt;on
The citizen has resumed his placid gait, and nj
the popp and circumstances Of glorious war :..'
iade.i awl- like the unremsmhevod fantasies OF
an idle dream. OLD men spend their t;nc in Gah-
ing; young onss in getting up and attending pic
pics. Many very gloomy people look upon this
state Of things as the dead calm of chains AMI
slav,r.. Butuhy be so morbidly and obstirats-
" hopeless? Our honor. and 4 vast deal else that
is vnlaaLle, IL yf. to us: and, even II ne could
not uhp the North, God has NOT deasrts us, and
no duubt has in stors for US many good days. II
is natural that tile policy to be sdopted7by the
President Of the United States and his Cabinet in
the important work of recognizing The civil ad-
ninistration Of the several s'Gtes lately restored
TO Federal authority, shoula he g subject Of in
ten.s solicitude to 5altherr people; but while
20 speculate on thir matter, let ns noteyer onter-
TIN as tao guest OF oyf thoughts tue raw Lead
and bloody bones of bondage and oppression.
Wo know not what the future has il store for us,
and it is as sensible to tope for good days.sr
evil oy0s.
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True Happiness.

An eminent modern writer beautifully says:-
"The foundation of domestic happinesS is faith
in tho virtue of woman; the foundation Of po-
jtical happiness Is confidence 10 the integrity of
man; uud the Foundation of al happiner', tenn
peral sud eternal, ia relaneson the goodness of
Gea."
.ac!.aace On the goodness Of God! In these
dark days OF ialbt-and trial, wbata refuge and
comfort :HSuld this reliance be to us Of the South.
The religious is the happy nd9hopsful, and tho
euly p..t=iy happy and 7E"pefal, State of mind.
Happiness is il he eclt; .t.7 aat external TO the
body lis. crr cio,pes Ta9 fs.a'+in OF delight
is IN ,hc.;ea.t an,: at !. NE pLr>e. Happiness
does no: consist narh IL tnp uesltl, nonor, i@ac,
and nagniGcc,e. Vi cur. .u:rard c'rcuirrinncesi
:, >; aat comw,. .. "a no t, thr m,n,i, after the
!. .,,se- e: nmr.c:, IL lie b'cy. Haa harHiness
~ COMPRISED II 'hc po=sess:on "f :,aiaecs, pox-
ias stz, aa,; n,piitudiaons means Of a'dily en-
,.5m-n,, nm3 Solomon woais haTs bsen the
.a,I:, 81, as soil - tho 1isest 81 nen, instead Of
hio ptter slpssisaa. beins," vanity OF yan'''es
al il Yauity.. The snly real eaSentia! .; hanp-
ness &molg this worlds ;sons, is . shsrs IL lsoa
urd rdi,uent.' Possessed 81 these, nc ;hat il
wrutGI.li 4c,.:d havo hoen ,wr tched slso,en Solo
piou- tAroae. 'ffhat lure nappipsas ia ieis In
the paiacS, would still be POSSESSED, were the
pancs 10 ooLirac. into u cottage.
Oh, ;dc sorrywiul hoafts thore are undsr rick
robes! Melancholy, wue unut1srublo heayinoss Of
soul, ica,.;ps o e1istenee these oil "re ss ordi-
nary il. til. castle as in the cottage, and comnon.
probabiy. ro- VIA; ia embroidery d silk and
gold? What il s'portculli6, or G strongly hinged
gats, or lnassiroimassary-vh arc thesc' as de-
.cucc sgsins. spiritual yisitaions-thc horror
which, conscicnre can evoke out. Of the soups
own inncrmost rscc.Ses, against the litternessO Of
spirit, against the. misgvmg nn1eties fearH
agonics of mind, which alton opPross them so
horribly, SO unspsskably, that are without God
in their souls. Faith in and reliance upon God
arc. ,b.. only cxorcisms of the thousand inquiet-
udcs, tho paralyzpg dependency, the. vs;'ing
discoutents, which sp5freQuentiy .haant the soul
in tho darknsss OF this esttlIy scene "f TRIAL.
Even ns God is the strength of the world, and
the pcryading pteysnco ofits glorious scenery,
CT Its righteousness in fields and meadows valley,
plain. end vineyard, and 10 stream and oeean-so
is'thsidea of God the,strsngth Of; the soul. Itis
sast, quickening, eonzeaial, satisfying; and un-
der It's influences, lagions of hunting imagina-
tionr, and bese..ne hosts of affective fesliags,
are put to night spparaedsd III thsir place by
warmth, and gladnsss, and freedoms +'. -
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duo IS his7lafwNf1l 1v-ner. ard lsasa not borne
arms apainst tile Cfiaed Siatns m ne ;.re>en!
rebellion, nor in any way giI=.n- aid and coz
fnrf tGsrs.o and no persons engaged in the
military or naval ser eice ofsthe United States
shall. under any pretenccs whatever, assume
,ogdecide on the validity 81, the clain,G AM
rsfssn,to the service or labor. of anJ. other
persnn, or SURRENDER. upauy such person to
Tic clainalh, on pain of; bei,g discharged.
from ilc service Xxx. q.
SCI. II. And be it further cnacteo, : IL.
the PrcSiieur of lbs United States is author.
'z.1 - .G,rploy as many persons Of African
ue-cspt as he may deem neesssarg and proper
for the suppression of tbisrebcllion end for
this purpose he may organize and use them
in uch1manneraas he may Judge best for the
ppblic welfare. - :. = 20 = -
SEc. Il. And he it further enacted, That
the President of the United States is hereby
authWized.lo make provision for the trans.
portata. co'oniz:tion and settlement in
s0me .r",,ical country ,beyand the limits Of
th. Jnited States, Of such persons. Of the
African race, made free by The provisions Of
the act, as may DE willing to eruisraie, Laying
frs: obtained the cYnseDtNs ahe government
OF said country to itHir- pgpsecsiien snd set
Element within the ssrlc, w'ih all The tights
and privileges of freensn.,z;i,. =, {s.<s =. !,
SEC. Is. And be il further enacted, That
the President is -herebyy authorized, stiany
tiuc hereattrr, by .procfanstiel, b, to extend to
PERSONS WHO rnay have participated in the
existing rebellion, many State or part thereof,
pardon. and amnesty, with such exceptions
and atsuch, time, and on spch; conditions rs
he may deem expedient for the public well
fare. Also, that the President shall have
power to restore property seized under the
act to any person who maybe found to- have
been innocent.
| SEC. Il. And Eezt farther enacted. That
the cour,sof the United States have fnllpowts
to institute proceedings make orders ard de
.crces, i>sue process, and DO oil afer things
necessary to carry tnis ACT into effect.
After thetoregoing; act had passed both
Housos it.was sent the President forshis
signature, wbo,y- however, Eaisapproved- some
features; and Lad pfepsred.a veto messsge
when tie fl!lewing reselution was passed. hJ
both Houses, in, order to- remove the Presi
dents objections to the bill:
Resolved, By tho Senate. and House O.
Representative, &c, that thssprovisiona o.
the third clause of the fifth section, Of an &C
to suppress inslrrecsi6ni to punish Treason
and rcbellion,s and to seize and confscate ,tbt
property Of rebels, and ISr other pu poses
shall be SO construed asfat to apply 10 anj
act or acts done priorst the passage thereof
nor to include:any member Of the State Leg
isIature or Judge Of any State Court, wht
has not, in accepting or entering upon bi'
ogcc, tsken.an oath 10 support!thc Constitu
{, ton Of .the segai'sd Confederate States o
Amlierica; nor ybsa,lll 'sny pnnishMenff o. pro
credings under said Rot 'ts construed al tt
&, work :. forfeiture of the real estate of tht
lofTendcc beyond bis natural life.
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OBITUARY.

DIED, attho residence. oi. his lsih... in .'h:a
District, on the 7th cf tpr:. lni., IL :ae 2G.h
year of his age. JOHN :. C-rL2RAT1i, sccoSi
son of William and ErBerGA:.Ay Cu!.s
The subject of ibis uo'ics up@u arriving ~ She
ga af sixteen ysaIs. terea he Arsenal Ii i.;:s7
/ ~ AcadernY ar'Coumh:a, S.. c., After pssa.as
the ususi. iinle shd completing the course pre-
scrhed at ,lie institution, he wss transferred ts
tho Citadel Military Acadsm! at Charleston.
During tho prngrc.- "f the war ie tl=re rendered.,
With tha cadets, valuable service MS o soldier
Upon the eyacr":;un of Charleston, he marched
with that portion The Confederate Army into
North Carolias where ho was taken sick With
messels and scnt home. Fhen nsr.inlly recsrore4
from this disease, ho waz attNcked With virulcrs
form Of Typhoid l'nsARonia, from whicn a;ctness
he fingered hut a art time, and died
he was q sohng man POSSESSED .of estradrdi-
nary tslent, united with q lkudable snhit,on aad
great energy. Jis had Quick. perception, repsn-
tive nepery, ahd 8 comprehensive mind. The
position hs naintainsd "a a student IL che Arse
nal and Citadel Was0.p fosl ono for boy. Of his
age ssad gave evidence os an ;dtelect Of uneop1-
mon character. He always stood among the arst
men in his cl.ss; and bpt for q desat in ono Of
his eyes, which prevented him fTGM studyin at
night, he would doubtless hsSe boen susc.ssirf
competitor fer the first honors 6f his class. .As
soldier, he was brave. inyeaaoas and manly. Ne
country ever gaYe birtA to- ! letter spirit, or
rlore devoted patriot. Ass.svsse man 20 was
civil and courteous to every one. With his fri.ads
be was frank and gcnsrous; and iu bis family
circle hc was devotedl5 afectieip.ta. Te say that
be VIZ. rspces essd. by altMho knoaihin, and lorod
by>his family and friepds, is but faint pIauo.IIo
vas regarded hy Een of education, charsetsr and
position "A \ yonns man Of extraordinary pron-
i&e, possessing cyery quality sf mind and heart,
prnpefly lreoted to haremaie great and good
70 taath has hAon ~ yh.6
IS in which he tred-lhe District, State and
oeuutry.
-Ieesrly in lite anachedh hiasslf to tha Mstao.
disttChurch, and bgca2Grs consistent nembsr
t6ereo.:. tIs aas pure, upright. .nd gust; an,s
aver conscious. that hnaL:.y and Weiy Should
oharactsri:e tho conduct of the n,an whose sssrt
had been changed hy the g,.eenf God Iiscdn;
duct in bis l&s, ir.ss, and II. dyinymords, saEs
evidence to his family and friends that ituebnd
brightes. hopes oI- eternal h.Hnnesssn sshs life
sftcr death: "&s,her, Lam so!ag, a.d tho LORD
is With me"
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sSTho Richmond tfthig Of the 4th states

sS The Richmond tfhig Of the 4th states thai
Robert. .Oalt, late rebel commissioner Of exchange
and William II, Hatch, his assistant and several
sestcr attaches of tho Bureau, hot been arrested
y NJ. oelsr fsalp Washington upon s,ehsrse,Oon.
nec.. With TIC administration of afIairs devolving
u?or tbem.
esss' s,boui tro rccls ago, whcn-a train bears
log I..rg. number Of pariled sOld;crs eonl-
ing from Salisbury <. a., to Charlotte, y. c., the
cn-,le ..,l one "a rIn 6, Ei''inr i'ur s"'licrs
7li vo,i,. i:., ea:cn Car.: 'psis ol=colaa,hi..,
S. C.. kai lis is:rr:5 :. s'saly by ihe assiie'.
,at mn u;cy,.os was ae.esssry, whic'! vas psr-
formed.
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The Augusta Evening transcript. :

Wesre glad to: become acquainted with q ncH
friend, bearing the above name. This new paper
is published ereyy afternoon ip Aggusts,Ga. Its
editor s Jas. y. ELS, Rss lately lana,st per-
haps9 one Of ths-sdisers ef the sterling Baptist
Ranner; ard formerly coRnectsd with the sditO-
rial department Of the Southern Field d Fire
eide. We have not the pleasure Of III. EtLs' mo-
qnsintance, but We know that his oditOrialca
pacity is of tho frst order. The Esening Tsan-
scrip, is to be devoted to news Of all sorta, and
general reading of every character. The conduct
of thiy journal will, We are satisfied, make it o
welcome visitor to oyefy houeeholi. Tcrms, 81
per munth.
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Northern News.,
From tie NeMs Yari Horald, 7thh is1st.s;,

From tic NeEs York Horald. ,7th insfs l3ats
Two ofthc coiumns Of General Sherm an,S mag
nihcent army, constituting the Army Of rho Ten
.nesses and the Army et.t;eOrg;Gs commanded res
pec.ivsy by Generals H.wsrd and. slecum, and
consisting Op'he Fifteenth, .s.repscn.:a. rtur-
teenth and Twentieth coTs,. arc noT on their
grand truupbOl march from, Raleigh. N. G., fo-
Alexandria, Va. The movement commenced On
the Goth nit, ana it 30 expected that the veteran
troops will reach thei. destination about the-arst
of June. Strict orders .hsve Lesn issued sgaios.
foraging OIL the country, and everything that !,
taken is to be paid sur.. The Army Of the Ohio,
commanded by General schofsld, and composed
of the Tenth and TEsnfy-third Corps together
with kilpat,ick's caX.hry, remains in NORTH Caro-
lima. General Schoas3d il row virtually military
governor Of the. stssc. Hes issaed-.an order
informing the peapfs' s'thatby virthe Of the P,esi-
deut's. proclamation, all tss nsgrosTsrenow free,
and that it -ilpbs the duty of his army to- main
tain their ireOd1Is: advising thsirsmp1oymsus as
hired laborcr, by their former masters, and uoun.
selling tho emsucirated psoplsto apply thsassives
to habits df:iudus.rys 'Theplantsrs generally ara
of ,hsn bs,sno,,, ,;a,..,.,1 ,,.-..'r,. .,;.-1r.,
! tb.,n e.. ,s,o, =, ''''. =,
Tin r,,.sn,v n,n.,.u.n.; :. ,a,;s,, ,.,,.,;,.
strength to nav oe y;ithost a., 81. SsE..,. "a
,old;sr, - ha .,,o. .,n.,...a ~ -
.,.a N .,sss ~ e.s-s;s-...s IL ,Ds
-so,;.;.;o-, -, ' s..s.M,' y = s-'se-'o !,
s,ain .,.r, s,;, .;is e; 80. "a 80
.., ~ S.1r, - '9 fA'
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Cheap vinegar.

The Journal 4 Messepgsr says: A arst rate
rinegar'may DO made BY the following cheap and
simple proccsa Boil pint Of corn till about halt
'donodor three gallons. Putt. iate jass'orsjuSs,
and kil them up with hot water, swee,ened With o
pint of ayrup-perhaps less would do. Set shom
IN tho sun, and in one or two weeka, it win be
first rate vinegar. No one noed to ,bsy4a poor
srlnlu whom good one esn be made With, so
little trouble"
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-05-24
The constitutionalist.

Tic stasch md chiyslrous Con.'itutionali.t;
after brief suspension, ha, been fs,umsdj rnd
will be, as OYER. = most acceptable and honorsd
guest in the saRctpR Of thp Aapsrtisert old things
have passed away, ends with the beginning of a
new ord; we vishthe Coii'stationaii'ta . continued
prosperous carer, and as.lsrgs 3 1iat ofSpsying
soa4srs az it ebn supply With copies.
TEnxs;-naily, six Honthss sai gh=weaklg
six months, $500. PFeyisiOns taken, at market
prices, when it fs not convenient to pay specie or
green backs %
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-05-24
Moaay, the Guerilla Chief.

. h[osby was at Salem, ncar Watrsaten, tFri:
day, and is sill harhored ia that nsighborhOod
by the rebel inhabitants His command has do
sorted him entirely, four hundred having been
peroled a. Winchester: Some Of'them offer to
bring in afosby alive for ave thousand dollars.
TnoS oShousand dollars is now offcroa, but as:the
capture would require several men in ita.perform-
auce, tho SUN each might receive is regarded as
being too small to justify the atteIDpt.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-05-24


@The loyal State governlneRt Of Virginia,
which hns hitherto had IT. scat ut Alexandria II
10 be removed aoop 10 Richmond, where Cover
nor Piorpont viii begiu tho reconstruction Of
civil authority throughout the Old Dominion,
county By county. -
aS.An ,r'Or ha, been received from the Sao-
retarg Of wa.. relieving from dsfy all the Dis
tric; prnyes. a..ssasls IL. Kentucky, ss econ as
they c.n pu tie business Of their Uicea in proper
order.
s;ar Dick 1e,=e., bsforner turAksY Of Libby
Prison, R::chaonI. ia now imprisoned shers, and
IL in The rost nhicrt fasr ani irepidation. seae
of his former prisoners go to the grating Of his
cell Aud aprxd hi;a with his cru:ltiss 70 thsn. Il
j. 4a:i 5h4t be is t.. bC ,ris,i :e- murder.
.lxe.- II. Is saia that tho change In thu l.bo.
sys,eui in Tennessee aas UOsn productive Of no
serious hard.hips or inconvenience toths people
Of tast State Indeed many Of them greatly
prefer tao prA.ont plan aad are satisfied that they
can now secure bot,Or labor at lower price than
formerly.