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Smyrna times., 1865-05-31

SUNDAY SCHOOL CONVENTION.-We under
stand that the approaching S. School Conven-
ton, to be held for the "EastOn District" in
this place, on the l4th of June, the following
or similar topics will be discussed:
l. What is the real origin of S. Schools =?
2. What should be the great aim in S. School
Instruction.? 3. What are proper qualifications
for s. School officers and teachers? f. What
is the best method of conducting S. Schools ?
5. Which are to be preferred-union or denom-
national S. Schools? 6. How may young men
and young ladies be induced to remain or come
into our Schools? 7. Ought the scholars to be
encouraged to participate in the great charities
OF the times-such as the Bible, Tract, lem
perance, Sunday School Union and Missionary
causes? 8. Is it expedient to have more than
one session per day i'll town or country? g.
Ought the Schools to be kept up during the
winter months in country places? TO- Is it
advisable to have the children taught to sing
and to employ much time in this exercise
III. Is 1t best to use questlOn-boOks in Bible
cases? II. What are the greatest and best at
fractions to induce attendance at our Schools ?
Would it not facilitate the business of the
Convention if those who expect to attend it
were to prepare themselves to discuss such
themes. Especially would it seem to us advi-
sable that facts, such as may illustrate any
question, should be stated. The church here
is anticipating pleasant time.
Smyrna times., 1865-05-31

JEFF. DAvIs.-Whilc the national authori-
ties at Washington were preparing for, and tens
of thousands of loyal people were Fastening to
that city to see the grand parade of our yictori-
GUS armies, a very different scene was being
enacted at Fortress Monroe. There had been
cool and roomy cells fitted up in that fort for
certain distinguished gentleman now under tho
care OF the government, and on Monday M
Jefferson Davis, who but few days ago ina
glned himself President of Southern Confede-
rIacy, was respectfully invited to occupy room
in that hurglar.proofestablshment. Mr.. Alex.
ander Ii, Stephens, Mr.. G. G. Clay and others
OF Mr.; Davis's friends, were, we presume.
similarly, accommodated, while Mrs, Davis and
ncr chlldren-for whom we are sure no one can
fail to express sincere sympathy-wero compcIl-
ed to separate from the chief prisoner and pre-
pare to go South. The government has thus
safe safely disposed Of the heads of the rebellion,
anu tne soil OF Virginia is once more the home
ert' and sent thousands of her sons to untimcly
graves to crafty his unholy ambition.
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LIFE INsURANCE.-The Penn Mutual Life
Insurance Company, of Phila., have establish
ed an agency in this town, and have appointed
ii. b. Pennington, Esq, Attorney at Law, as
their agent His office is on Main st., oppo-
site the Delaware House. The assets of the
company, we are informed, are over 81 ,OOO, 900.
Attention is called to the advertisement of
Allen 4 Needles, in another column. Their
fertilizers are extensively used and well known
in this section.
Col. II. G. Douglass, as trustee, advertiscs
to sell at public sale 70 acres of Woodland in
Appoquinimink Hd., at Townsend, on the
29th of June-real estate of Elizabeth Lock.
wood, lunatic
Smyrna times., 1865-05-31

Tue CLOAK AND SHAWL OF JEFF. DAVIS
I'm Thursday, the cloak and shawl worn bv
oeu DAVIS at the time of his capture were pro.
se1ted @ 70 the War Department by Col. Pritcb.
ara. Inc cloak, it is stated, was worn by Ds.
Wis as skirt at the time of his attempt to % es.
Sape TIS from from our cavalry at IrwngsvlIe, Georgia
=; ne erdn SnsTl was placed over the fugitive head
Under these arsSs D SSnSfa J MS S61s se and nd features
drab and pair Of cavalry boots. III suit sun oi
ry of War stated that as soon as t,a hue Goecreta-
report was handed in, the 100000 ofEsro9 SEooaei
. reward for the capture of Davis wopId Ia as
ylded among those properly entitled to = pe I'll,
that each soldier engaged would be f;,rth y, ana
Warded with medal.-Nat. Inteligencesr,' s,'' IT,
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NOT READY TO DIE.-Ebenezer w. Frazier.
who announced it as his intention IN starve
himself to death, has changed his mind. The
Repndt'can says he commenced eating food on
on Thursday last, and since that time has da;-
ly taken ofthe "staff oflife." About 3 o clock
on Saturday morning he opened vein in his
arm, and after bleeding considerably fell over
on the floor in order to attract the attention Of
the watchman. On some one going to the
cell he was found holding the wound in order
to stop the flow of blood. His heart evidently
Jailed him,-his love of life becoming stronger
as the probabilities of the approach of death
increased. DR., Couper sewed up the cut and
the patient is now doing well, He was to have
been whipped on Saturday, but Gov Salisbury
remitted that part of the punishment,
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DIE:D D.,

On the 18th of May, 1865, Lieut. HENRY
SINCLAIR, aged q years, died of wounds re.
ceived while at the battle of Gettysburg. This
gallant young officer belonged to the Third Bri.
gade, Second Division, Second Army Corps,
Delaware Volunteers.
In Dover, on Thursday morning, 18th inst,
of membraneous Group, CLARA, daughter of
Albert and Anna Cowgirl, aged years and II
months.
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FAST DAY.-To-morrow (June lst) is the
day recommended by the President and also
by the Governor as day of humiliation and
and mourning in consequence of the assassna-
be delivered at lO4 o'clock, A NJ, in the NJ
f. Church, in this town. We suppose the
other churches will hold services also. Busi-
ness will be suspended by some, we believe.
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ATTEMPTED SUTCIDE.-A few days ago a fine
looking young man entered the Office Of High
Constable Pierson, in state ofintoxication and
begged to be taken care Of lie had been on
continual spree, and was suffering from the
horrors of intcmperance. From intimation
from him, the high constable OWNED that he
was subject to spells in which he desired to
take his own life Consequently he placed him
in confinement, but had him narrowly watched.
lie afterwards sent him to the hospital at the
Aims House. The next day he came to town
to telegraph to his friends in New York; but
not returning in time was shut out of the Aims
House, and again had to call on the High Con
stable. The next day Mr.. Pierson sent him to
the Aims House, but on his way he cut his
throat, indcting fearful though not mortal
wound. He evidently belonged to a wealthy
family, as on his person was eight thousand
dollars worth Of stocks. The Mayor telegraph
ed to his family in New York, and received an
answer from them, He is now doing well.
1)abLcdn
Smyrna times., 1865-05-31

THE EPISCOPAL COMMEMORATE Epis-
copal Convention of Delaware will meet at St.
Paul Church. Georgetown, ON the 7th of June
Several interesting matters are expected to
come up for discussion. The Bishop is now
engaged in making his annual visitation to the
parishes in the lower part of the Diocese We
learn that the Rev. T. Gardiner Littell of
Philadelphia, is expected to take charge OF
the parish in Dover before long.-Republican.
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For the "Smyrna Timoe

Rev. DIR. Morsell would take this method ot
acknowledging the gift of handsome sn;t of
clothes from the ladies of St. Peters Church
Also, from the members of the CONGREGATION,
during the short period of his residence among
them, donations to the amount of over two
hundred dollars. "The liberal soul devisetb
liberal things" and he would here follow the
example OF that apostle who commended the
church for " the riches of her liberalitv." and
pray for the dear people of his charge, to whom
he breaches the unsearchable riches of Christ, y
that they may receive the gift of grace, accord
ing to his abundant mercy, and may ever pros
per IN their temporal, as we'll as ali things per-
tanning to their eternal welfare.
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LINcOLN.-This is the name of new town
now laid out seven miles below Milford, on the
line Of the junction and Breakwatcr Railroad
The streets are one hundred feet wide, and
planted with four rows Of trees, one on each
side Of the street and two rows in the centre,
forming sort Of boulevard Thirteen hun
dred acres of land have been secured, and no
greater tract is sold to any one man than TWEEN
ty acres. Fifty dwelling houses are to be at
once erected So says the RepuJlican
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Deafness, Blindness & Catarrh

Treated with the utmost success, by DR.. j. ISAACS.
Oculist and Aurist formerly of Leyden. HollAnd)
No. SIG PINE Street, Philadelphia. Testimonials
from the most reliable sources in the city and county
can be seen at his Office. The medical faculty
invited to accompany their patients, As he has no
ecrets in his practice. ARTIFICIAL EYES in.
terted without pain. No charge made for e1amina.
ion noVlQ
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5000

Col Dan. Woodall, of the lst Del. Regt.,
commanded the Sd Brigade, I'd Div, ID A.
c., on Tuesday in the great review. His reg
iment, under Lit. Col. Nichols, was in the bri-
gade. The other Del. Regis, the 4th under
brevet .Lt.-Col. Gist; the Sd under Capt JOS
eph, and Sth under Capt. Richards, were in
the 5th Corps.
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FEsTIvAL.--The ladies of the NJ +. Church
of Odessa (Rov. w. +. England, pastor, hold
a strawberry festival to-day and tomorrow,
3lst inst. and lst prox., for the benefit of the
Sunday School connected Herewith Rich
delicacies and good music are on the pro-
Cramma
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HORSE THIEF,-Two weeks ago yesterday a
young man giving his name as Joseph Hopes,
stepped INTO the hotel of Mr.. Manus, in Mar
he wished to buy horse. He not desiring
Smyrna times., 1865-05-31

The FESTTyAL.-T ST. Peters festival
at Wards last evening, was very successful
we understand. Good humor, good strawber-
ries, good cream and cakes, and good Hooking
ladies characterized the evening. The tables
are handsomely arranged. 1t is repeated to-
NIGHT.
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THE mARipETS.

PHILADELPHIA MARKETS. - Red
Wheat sl65(9$l.SO; white Wheat $4,000
1925. Yellow Corn, 9OC&92o. Rye, S5e.
Oats sell at 64 cents.
Gold closed yesterday Tuesday at sl.37
Smyrna times., 1865-05-31

MUsGc.-We are indebted to Oliver Ditson
q Co., of Boston, for several pieces of popular
music-two Marches en- n,emoytum of Prc.;-
dent Lincoln piece by Prof Grobe, &C.
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FAIR AND FEsTIvAI.-A fair and festival in
Milford, on Friday evening, May, 2Gth, 1868.
The proceeds are to be devoted to aiding the
VI. +. Church Of Milford.
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FATAL ACCIDENT. Michael Kirk, company
+. 10th Regiment Veteran Reserve Corps, had
both OF his legs torn off below the knees, last
Saturday evening by coming in contact with
White Clay Creek bridge, near Stanton he
having careIcSsy y placed them out Of the car
window
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THE COURT AND JURY Rooms. The Grand
jury of this county have issued presentmcnt
condemning the Court and jury Rooms at
Dover. The Dclawarean says: GA nastier,
dirticr Court Room than that of which Kent
County boasts will be hard to find anywhere.
The room needs besides cleaning, reftting
and remolelling, and seats for the large crowd
of people usually in attendance The room
should be provided with gallery for specta-
tors, and seats on the floor for extra jurors,
witnesses, &c. We trust the grand jury will
next take the diapidated old Jail in hand"
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About thirty-fve thousand men were killed,
on both sides, in the taking Of Richmond,
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HAULED UP-On Monday last the author
tiles of the NJ 4. Church, in this town, caused
Invitations to be issued to number of
young men and lads to be present at party
to be held at Esquire Carrow's Office in the af-
temoor. The party" having convened, the
guests were requested to answer the charge
of being associated in turbulent assemblages in
front of said church on Sabbath evenings;
failing to answer satisfactorily, they were dis
charged on paying the costs of the entertain
ment." One, we believe, was held to bail,
but was released with the rest after making
fair promises for good behavior 1t is resolved
to put an end to this nuisance. These youths
are in the habit of congregating there on Sab
bath evenings to have sport"
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SUSSEX ITEMs.-Capt. 7. NJ. Wcnie, was we
understand in our county again last week.
He arrested Capt Thomas Daily OF Baltimore
lld., who gave vent to his fcndish cxultation
over the assassination of our President, by fir
ing salute in honor of the evcnt.-Sussec
CniDh
FIRE.--On Sunday night, DIST inst, the
store Of Mr.. b. Is. Bowdcn, near Gumhoro'
was burned to the ground The loss is estima-
ted at $4,000. The fire is supposed to have
been the work Of an inccndiarY - Lninn.
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THE times is Published eOery Thursday, by
Jos. ii. HoFFEcKER, Editor and Proprietor at
Smyrna, Del
TERMS-SuBscRIPrIoN,-- gear, $500 in ad-
vance, $3.50 if not paid till end Of the gear. No
paper discontinued until all Llarredrs are pdid-oniy
at the option Of the Publisher.
ADvERTlsEMENTs toi be inserted at the rate Of SereD
Cents line for the first insertion subsequent in
sertions 81 cents. A liberal discount made to
g4IrtsriY, semi qanaIt and yearly GdoertisPrs.
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any referred him to lis next door neighbor,
Philip q. Plunkett, who wanting horse con-
cluded to buy, but demanded some proof that
he had a legal right to SELL Hopes referred
him to the proprietor of the Lafayette Hotel,
Mr.. Isaac Pyle. They both went there and
Mr.. Plunkett was informed by Mr.. Pvle that
he was acquainted with Hopes and his father.
Mr.. p. bought the horse for $50, giving in pay
ment his note payable five days after date.
Hearing tlat Hopes had tried to sell his note
at great sacrifice, NJ p. notified Mr.. Strim-
pie, the buyer, not to take it as he would have
the payment stopped, and sent word to Union
vile to see if any one had lost a horse. On
Monday last Mr.. John c. Reed, of East Marl-
borough Township, came to this city and claim
ed the horse as belonging to him. 1t was de-
livered to him and search made for the thief,
whose name now turned out to be Henry d.
Perry who had worked for Reed, but he was
not to be found Payment was stopped by Mr.
Plunkct who claims that the note was drawn
to Joseph Hopes order, ;" and so assigned
by Henry d. Perry. We understand suit has
been brought against Mr.. Plunkctt for the
amount, but We cannot anticipate the result.
Mr. Pyle was mistaken in the person we sup
pose. Mr.. Plunkett made inquiry for a Mr..
Hopes near Unionville but none could be
found. -Gtt@ette.
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r. Evlruation Of Richrsrn.l.
IT, Ill., P4hr1trs, April 4.,-Tks eyac... ..xiio1.of Eiob
1Eaka ~ wa. a9asraeRasd On SATURDAY, kft.rno,,
RetfaNaasnt Da5i. aud CABINET srrir&a Ter. ,n
"a, n,".its 1t F't lew P"rson1 ab,t to laa,...
ths o'tE except G"vernmeca officers, in conz5e.
Y"enoes> o. shs sudIsnneps IF til. u:over,.ut
Ihs enemy hrdks ttTodsE Lees limos on sA1ur
'-y n'Snt' ncsc>R'atarsburg. after heverA.ao7.
Ierd 4*lit":, ana maze it nycessa:y- f.. hir,
- T:shdrh~, w aa e. uncover ths Caritcl. III.
4o9l''on of! ti!e army is uaw unknown. ~,
feseSSf9pk hey oad the junction. The Richmond
IeseAAa1 shfd ,bsea :remoY Yed' Tie yaluab1s. o1
ifAs ifAssG sp Richmond were brought awav
!: -ARd hssssrseie belongi,g to the uoverna,eut
,ile iHsF Rnassengsrs report great mob in the
city, t.TtEsnE sf @.-31l= =a:aa Warehouses; and
11lunaer!asasotes ma This was done BY. foreign.
us and 4ex S1selev:a ibet rolling stock of IL.
sRishHof'dl sil1 naaTitte Railroad was all saved
Tie =s't :s.4a.rs.a tne atY ta at tast
*eeoant=. 1be Pkesideat Till probably rsroain
here for tfa nreaeat :.iAl the ISichmond newa-
nsrsr:: Wera 1eft ia ttte. ias:s
Govern9, Smith! ~ialt .edksEag: Lynohbur...
re1@ lei. rttia iie@S o. Is s,eEs s''''""'A'
i. r11:a . - 20 sss3lisEssa I ';;;;a - ...s:
AaeusrA. april f -4atsbfllIs5 hsrz. Of the
LATEST aAtf -rep' s.sat tue apsS;eaa onil.tiqg iii
fsrEe aapahes+ aad xefT e1tl.asiestia: ~ tbs,
Sly, ..''
!: 'Fha' tfain esp&ursd on @hss.a7sd nit; Oh tho
asforida Rad. he'd several hsg. Of delayed mail
zstaa :Itieffssa i ior Mobile end lie West,
: ttsaflegoe worth Of postage stamps for Mobile
i Fase captured. .Tha Southern Express lost the
!: eailsents IS their safe and the package. cf .h=
:; <flE1$ ~ @1;.i r. -, =. y
Strbes: BaFrstt Preaideat Of the City Bank Of
skhguhta' died I'd tkla city On Sunday mornine,
aAPr'l Q; Ha.was pgonnincpt banker and oiii,
f1en; end yeiNkao~4tf il tiiprac1Af ciseles NORTH
& Gsn. imheacn i: In ,.,,,. eli citys ,od.y very
*sriod1 to get 10 the field in lh.: Vufiey Of Viz
gfniEtand begin lie ce!npn;gn.
:. Selma was attacked by Tie ouHtuy, O., 900
''4lroug. wbo droya in forces from thsir sn>
:scnch,nents anu turned the left flank oa Sun
lay pveu;ng. Our loss is large in prisonsrs
The city 1es captured and occupied by the,
Yankees. -
LAYS Asa91at :: Aesi e5 t3sts ta5t
g an'ea: 81 thvs iate tights With fhs Yankees
sseIna aefr of sed wss dad IN
Gi iss.tie /, a dsaeass On
Railroad, aaar rolumbus, Ga. AffsieiS III,
ran cH the track and 5000 pounds Of powder
.srRloaaa with terrible effect. Five IF the
HsV6n cars httached TO the engine wore I'm ell
~ pieces the clay beneath TIE pafs wss;ploucI,.
.%sa @ fG Ag'dSsPth Of fopr or rive feefs*. Hurry
+aSsletan IN o1 Msqo9 and his ware killed
Of ss!fral thcnsald pounds torpadS:iftisas sh.
1ected to friction when ihe nss ran S>fs t:a
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Canton.

A LII CHECKS drawn By -he subscriber uu
IA the Cominerclal Bank Q; this city sluce lst
January last, have been paid by me, bal sa III
checks were stolen during the time tile eu..y
were here together Will. $4,000. princ,I ;.,4y
Ill large bills. Ihls Is attended 70 Walk, tia
pubhe about Taking saald Checks, as ley were
mol inarhed pald; lnc u4;lA not IeceIyl:., ucjIu
sits, l had s,a,.u BOX Lile,e " sll I'll, !..u4l,
II, and the checks dcposlled ;.o..,~..lo....
dunn. l:iCLAi.J U'.i-AA,
Nlarcn 2S
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Council Proceedings.


COLUMBIA, Mu-ch 2S, 1865
Aregular meeting of Council was held this
2Sth day of March, 1865. Present-II;s Honor
the Mayor; Assistant Mayor ]. G. Gibhes; Al
dermen Blakely. Glaze, Gnignard, Harris,
Hope Leaplart, Mckenzie, Stork and Wells.
The Council being called to order, proceeded to
business.
Mr. R. McDougali appeared before Council
on charge of cutting down shade tree be-.
fore his dwelling. Deience offered, ignorance OF
the ordinance on that subject. On motion, he
act as a precedent in any similar case.
resolution was adopted to publish the Or
dlnance concerning shaue trees
The following resolution was offered and
adopted
Resolred, That where it appears evident to
the city authorities that any tree trees
planted on the streets OF the city have become
dead by being burned that permission be
gIanteu to the owners OF the lot or lots where
on they may be opposite, TO cut down such
trees for their use, On an obligation from such
parties that they will replace all trees cut
down,.by planting others, us soon practical
Bile; permission TO bc granteI by A!deruau
Glaze, Chairman of Committee on Sidney Park
Mrs Mont:eth applied for in formation rela-
tive to the re-openiny OF her school Referred
to Committee on luC.:g :.clouis. +
The following reSo- -l.ions wuGe adopt1l:
RsHoiOe4 That an election viii b,4neid at the !
next regular meeting OF &C unci, 10 be held ON
Tuesday, the 4tI OF Apr, or City Clerk
Applicants Will hand lne' letlersnf applica
tion TO the Mayor before lie day Of election,
.namiMg sutvties.
Hc~oIesd lhac speci:! agent selected by
his Honor the Mayor, oe appointed, to proceed
forthwith to Charlotte, y. e, ior the purpose |
OF bringing The 'ooA~, Iapcrs de-, belonging !
10 the cty. 10 carry ouo the resolpt,on, the
Mayor is hereby directed to pacerAt the dis
posal "i said agent horse and wagon.
On motion, Tic ferry over Congaree River !
was turned over TO The charge OF j. s. Guie-
nard, Esq.
Or molon,>a committee Of three, consisting |
Of Aller.nen Leaphart, Hope and atork, was |
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Headquarters,

Headquarters,
COLUMBIA, S. C., MARoH 20, 1866.
SPECIAL. ORBER NO. -.
! ALL officers and men now in the city
IL who are unattached. viii report to these
hcadq uarSess for organization as guard for
post outy.
If, Detailed msH WHO are. unassigned are
required 10 report a. these hca.lq uar.ecs ioe
issigninend TO doty ~itlsout GeAiy: +:
III. 1nc P0iic@ aal chAens senc1a..T a1e
re4u scd 10 @ld IN ;;e arrczt .oi tees and
de9erte.e. Ey order oi y. 4. Ei'DLER,
Colonel Commanding.
W. D. Ai.iiiHG =. y. y. &. march Il
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Stolen,

0COACu1
ENROM wagon on the edge of the city, tue
II DAY the enemy entered Columbia, among
other things 4 WORK BOX, containing small
paper box, filled Win locks OF hair aud small
testament. Ii any one has such box In ther
possession, they VIII confer favor by leaving
1t at this othce. march %
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headquarters,

0edu4uaTI5IS,
DETACHMT BU TLEko CAV. BRIGADE,
CuARLorrE, N. G., March %, 1860.
CIRCULAR
a LII absentees from Buffers Cavalry Bri
n gade are hereby required I" report to me
at Chesterville, S c., or TO Capt. MoIVER, at
Cheraw, S. O., without delay. TO such as
report promptly, the clemency offered In the
recent order from Geu. Ice will be extended.
Those who do not avai: themselves of this last
opportunity may expect TIA. EXTREMIST penalty
of the military law. Ahls order 20 remain N
force for twenty days from this date Bv order
B. Il. kUTLEDGE,
march 2S Col. Comm 'dg Detachment
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LEFT my Premises,

Left my Premises,
4 M the a5ih inst, my regro boy EPHRAIM.
~ h!ack comp !ec.ed, about six feet high. [
forbid al! parsons frou harbormg or hiring him.
A reward of 5000 will be paid to- his delivery
March IS Ok
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Pictorial and Gift Books.

u SMALL collection of PICTORIAL a
n GiFT BOOKS, beautifully illu.trat,
suitable as melnentoes ;. friendship aud aft
tlcn and as rewards of u.eril and excellence
academies, including tile writings of some
the most tAmous poets. Apply at this oaics
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10 get the aid of Government wa.suus Jo.' I'll Il
purpose. Con,:,ittcc % consist OF Assistant
Mayor j. 6. Gibbes,' :. ,icr,nen VI ellis and Hope.
No further hnsi.ess. Council sdjournsti.
7. Is. GLASS, City Clerk.
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posal OF said agent horse and wagon.
On motion, The ferry over Congaree River
was turned over TO The charge OF j. s. Guig-
nard, Esq.
Or molIon,, committee of three, consisting
Of Aldermen Leaphart, Hope and otork, was
appointed to make similar arrangements in re-
gard to the ferry over Broad River.
The following resolutions were adopted:
ResolUea. Tha: Assistant Mayor }. G. Gibbes
be appointed for the purpose Of making eppl-
cation to the Legislature Tor right OF way to
both ferries.
Resolced, That committee of three be cap
pointed to advise with the Governor with
reference to getting transportation for the sup
plies accumulated along the line Of the Green
vile Railroad, aud that every effort be made