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mock Confederacy, the Mexican blum,
der OF Louis Napoleon became patclt
to all the world. Undertaken upon :.
single false presumption, hc now real
1zed t gravity OF that mistake He
counted upon the destruction of the
American Union, the great bulwark
Of popular rights and popular idcas,
and he finds it now ten-fold stronger
than ever, invinciblc upon the land
and terrible upon the seas, against any
hostile combination. From the Bri-
tlsh islands to Hungary, our success
Is accepted as L mighty revolution in
behalf of popular institutions. Thus.
III the person of his agent, Napoleon
stands i'll Mexico to-day batflcd and
defeated He cannot remain there,
nor can he retreat without hunlilil-
ton. What is lie to do? England
cannot afford to come to his rescue.
and VIII. is to help him? The l'rcn~l.
opposition chuclile over his cnharr;,~.-
ncnts; Plon Plon warns him oil his
danger, while Garibaltli, the oracle OF
the popular leagues OF the Continent.
fairly shouts for Joy.
President johnson understands MI
this, and knows that he holds the
French usurpation in Mexico as III IL
vice. as Gen. Grant held Lee in Rich
mold, bilinS his time. No hurry is
necessary on our part in this business.
We lose nothing from Il policy of mas
terly inactivity. We can wait whilc
Napoleon is making up his mind, and
Will" tn" popular cumbustibles oi
Europe arc being gathered. together
tor general coniagration sue. as
Europe has never vet known from
Cloths, or Turks. or Errnclmrn. Bu..
whether t}ir si-ual iss,l,s to III, fruln
tic republican, rlrlusnts CT Il?tn,'c.
or goes from Sheridan in Mexico i,
them; the end Will hr the SANG tho
overthrow CT the strnn"hulIs of f..,,-
dai>Sin and royalties from London ana
Paris to Nicnna and Rome. President
Johnson VII surely make s,uo,. the
Monroe doctrine III Mexico. He has
the men and the means 1T his call 10
enforce 1t by land and sea. When nc
Is ready, he will invite Inl:S Napoleon
to lr;lvc, though Il reasonable time
Will be given for his voluntary drpar-
tl,re. Surely hc ,io,.i Mnt ,.untrmj,lntc
the haz:.rds OF !. rupture VIII he
| mtrd States. Mn, H. in six months.
would sweep hi, cuin!nrr.r from Ike
seas and revive the rri.n ut .!!r bar
rir;'lrs. Indeed the late Of all lr
crowned heads nt I,i;rnp. NAV ,,n,y h:.
depending upon Ln,# Napoleon's 's ,l,.-
cison in regard tx Mrxico. President
johnson may spr;;l; :o-day or tp-mur-
ro'T; but, Whether to-day or tn-mor-
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Eotice.-Churit:,I.c Appeal.

IsNht ladies Of ~. LESi LINE CONVENT
4 and ACADEMY are anxious to rebuild.
for their Monastnrv and Iu-ti,nt. th.iy.
having been burned in the general cout'a
grafton OF Columbia by the United State:
Army, under Gcn. Shrr.nan, on t..> Night u'
February l7th. aui while they are .ar
from pressing tlcii' necessities ca their t'l-
i""-sui'rrcrs OF the South vii. gratefully
receive any contributions which ~" tricr.t,
Q! education and'r"l4;,.un may b"natc the m
iof th4b excellent Wcr': scn.'t;arc.3 ,.4;,y
o. D. made through the Exp:>ss Company.
llc&sc address
TIE MOTHER SUPEIIIOEc
ursulnG Convent a:d Academy,
var, Or. John Lynch, Columbia, $. G.
Aug , limo
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ROBERT BRYCE IL son.

:Ae undersigned b+g leeve to ..sli a.tea.
ton to the above notice. a.d 10 s.ata tbst
they VII he fouud n~a. Lle ia starI. CO..
ner of Mai! anL -14n!in. cts. No. 7
Gryoe's Range. where t.ley wi.l eaaeavor
- .,s@o ..!"!r best l'teb ion to such b;.a;.
Less IS ;1Ey ae cons:gYeI 80 their care.
EOHEET @ETCE 4 SON.
Jcfy lo sys.
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a-caSs@Et HEyce
NJ Ill. f-ne~. Oh and a'te. the TWEN
- TiEIl OF july. that part Of his
;pr.l 7 o">in-ss, whin!. -m'.ra:~ti lhe sell.
iaE 4 GOODS Or IEpCH AEDIZC and
GDUN?NT PRODUCE on co,n,ai.sion
Ill "&e, arqHa'nrancc with TIE business
';ne wants OF tbs community "l! give
h'l s"n., Advantages which s;.ali b.. u.ed
t9 tie benefit OF MS patrons H., has
4seoclnlx! with himself MS SOY, JOHN
EDWAicD, aad the ncv :!c.. win bs
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NEW 60 Us.


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;RT GOODS .RrrERIES QTiE-S
MARE ANr NOTIONS ~hra = an-.s-
49, 4 VI a.y -slr. wy .AiS inesiifs. $40
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ONE pea xrif~> her daughter vns
eurei n its Of nine yens standing, and
81 Wins dance Of two wears.
ANOTHER writes. his sen was cured
after hs flesh had ulnlss-s wasted sway.
Tie doctors pronounced the case incurs
able
ANOTHER wss cured Of Fever anil Agus
af<r irving every medicine IN HE reach.
AEoTHEB was cured Of Fever Sure
which hasf existed fourteen wears.
AxoTKEn Of Rbeumafisss II eight
years. :
Cases innumerzble Of Dvsprrsis ~.
Liver Compliant cculd he nscnticncJ
which the Purifier and Pills
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WILL svsesire ID the Crruis snd Com
~ mon pl>ss Courss " Dubois snd ID
Io'n're Cussies- PsvuenIsr attention psid
70 r-si -sFate essesss. exsminsirg rec rd~
msk'n1 ost pspsrr. fos bsek psy. ssd bonn
~ el.ims. and Probsrr business collections
~ rI-ims prumpsIy made
odI-e s.u'h side " The goblie ssssre.
N.v 5.1s64.
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE or LAND.

NOfirE y h-r~bs givpn. shsi ih- nrGier.
sgnsd all s~li ~ pubic soc,ion ".
ihf mires on
SATURDAY. M lJ'h DIV ~ April. ss5
he following real s.rsie sl'oa'~d "a Iuhs,i.
'"un'y. Indians. 70 wif. The tsn- hird-
pr 81 The south part 81 The south west Z =.
md The ronsh west cysfser ~ sh- ,.'i. .is'
rnsf'sr o. S-r'inn NJ. fieen. in l5Gash,e
No. one n"s'h q range four ~sSf. sd ,hs
south ss-i quartz ~ me south ess' ansr'-r
LOT The ssrir rfinp too 80 rarrr .uaisr'
~ ne ido~'- In'.rrsi. Sid prpn>rry -
longing /" BAyil Leonard. d-rep.ec Ths
Asd,~ Of IN. o. rsf.r, MI ~ prs,~rs .,
We s,lr. snd. u fsdsrd ~ill .sil h-r -.
'srr-' - NJ -.'re r'- M "ii-. --'is ~
TERM o ha ~ ~ ..teh,~- 49,
rev cash n hrsf. NJ r.fs- hrii ~ Xix
months NIB inf@rs-, ~ pn.rh~-~s givinp
male stiA good trs.-h a -@~.-i.t.
FREDERICK HARDER. sda.r.
J. Rocket ,rv pf
wrrrh I s'h is65-4s
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J ASPER COURIER.

VTv HE u~drr-ignsd VIII proceed with the
j county surveyor o. Dubois county on
me lsh dsy Of April 1865. TO run the l. =.
md de,ermine the bonn dares Of section No.
q town = -ou'h range 4swsst.
The ip,ermediste lire. will also be run snd
heAcsrn-rrs ,h~reof es,sb.ishej. Persons
interested win please ne present 4a
JOSEPH A. MILLER.
March 25ih. 1864-3w.
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which, IN conjunction with tue
b\ooA pysyxSNcv,

will cure I'll tile Aforementioned di~ensss,
and, II themselves, viii relieve aud cure
H-1iachs. ecstiueness,
Cslis pains, Cholera Korbsss,
Indigestion, Pa;n IN the Eosvels,
pizzinsss, ere.
Try these medicines, and YOU will never
regret H.
Ask your neighbour who have used
them, and they WILL say they are
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AYERS
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3O8 <U83yW8 INK BLOOD.
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Wovk Nike q CSNNvxxN.
We RAOoA WINS

ere the most sctive and th..rcngh ~
that have ever been inlrslurrl
Th-y art % dircstiy urssn III. Live
ezcitr L.. c--an - suA m extent
thai system does rot relapse into 2
r1rww rdi;ion. which h tco apt to
the 'zss with simply . p'vsative PIN.
They nre really a
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and you should Try them befas g.ing &c
. physician
Get Pamphl-t or Alman-rof my hal
agent and read the certi 49,, asa ii w
have ever doubted yuu Will
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for the life and health ~ the l-,dy l~fsne
urnn the purity Of the hlos,d.
u The blo.si i poisoned, the body drag
ess 4 nli-crai' y existence The. nledisnls
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N o S B N.

The Guerilla Mosby Making for the
ans-mississfPpt DePartment-ae Re-
commends Afs Men Not 20 Follow Him
for Fear They Might Put Their Necks
into . Halter.
From the Richmond whig. May al ns
when We Last referred 70 Colonel John g. Mosby ho
had just had al Berryylie Clarke county, Va inter-
view with General Chapman, which Il wss believed
would result IN the surrender Of his battalion 70 tho
United States troops on the terms accorded BY General
Grant 70 General Lee. The negotiations, Il will be re-
membered broken OF by Cen Chapman 3 receiving
marching orders, and Il would seem they never
renewed ior we learn from Of Mosby's men, who
has recently arrived 10 the city that the noted partisan
ranger has hke Davis, the greet head and front Of
the rebellion determined to ny TO the trans Missssipp
He took leave Of his men At salsm, Fauqu,sr county,
telling them na he was about to set for Texas but
that they must disband and return their homes; that
he did not wish that they should accompany him. by
doing they might put their necks into halter He
rode on accompanied by small number OF his old
paniona 10 arms The organization at disbanded-
Many Of the men and officers have gone Winchester
and there been parolled have come 70 this city
Gnd oehors have returned TO their homes. ~
Colonel nosby leaves . young wife, who is residing
with his father In Amherst II not known whether he
seeks the Western country with begerent intentions
taxation 10 unknown.
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Cspture OF the Capitals ana Part or tlso
Crow OF the Rebel Ram Webb-Anothsu
Steamer Sunk ~ . Torpedo Near M
biles DO. 4
cAno, Nay 4 lssk
Tho steamer Won PhaI has arrived here Win dAssD
from New Orleans 70 the 27th uis. 1
The river In the vicinity OF Baton Rouge continued -
rise, and many plantations the west side we're aus
dated. N 4
Captain Reed and twenty-six OF tho crew Of the m
Webb were captured by the Tenth Illinois cavalry a.
brought Into New Orleans on the 10th ulk
The steamer g. Marys, which sunk In Mobile ban!
was being raised
The steamer Hamilton, from New Orissns NTH ~
Third Michigan cavalry on board, struck By ~
pedo under her boilers In the Lower Gap channel en-
trance 70 Mobile, making complete wreck Of that pa
OF tho boat and killing and woundns thirteen persona
An order was immediately issued for slI steamers ~
take the Eastern channel by the way Of tho Tensas vs
In going 70 or from Mobile, making the distance soms
twenty OF thirty miles further 4
Cotton was brisk II New Orleans on the 26h ana L.
&c higher. Low middng sold s0c, middliug = sla
and ordinary at 26c SuperAne -four % 50 pos ~
Sugar stationary Moasses-Smal saies OF prime muss
covado ~ 500 Freights-sang vessels for New Yotn
and Boston take aour Al S5c. per bbl and New YssR
mall steamers take cotton as 10 per Ii
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NEWS FROM NORTH CAROLINA.

fhe United States transport steamer Kennebec Joseph
Carton, master, arrived At this port from Newbern c.
via Fortress Monroe, Va, at haif.past six r. NJ to-day
MAY b. with load Of convalescen. United States troops
and passengers. Among the former were = number Of
lieutenant oooneis, majors, captains and leutenants;
Brgadior General Prince and STAFF passengers far
- Fortress Monroe.
The vtftecnth and Seventeenth corps Of sherman's
army, under the command Of General Howard. left
Raleigh, N. O., on the soth ut, for Aiexandra, Va
They are 70 march the whole distance stopping Peters
burg and Richmond
The Fourteenth and Twentieth corps we're under
similar orders, and expecting 20 move very soon.
The Tenth and Twenty.t third corps remain In North
Carolina for the present he department. being under the
command OF Major General Schoheld.
Is rumored that the white troops are to leave New
born, and the place be wholly garrisoned by coored
Eoops Newbern Is very healthy this spring, though
there has been considerable very weather Of late
The general Impression that the yellow fever will not
trouble the town this season.
The Kennebec made the trip In about nfty hours run
ming time, and reports a very smooth passage
We are indebted to Purser l. L. Orvis for favors.
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ciaaion OF one bright looking youth he overheard
party OF ladies' oommserating their condition
They heard OF the assassination of the Pres dent
days ago. which event. they say gave evident satisao
tion 70 the rebels
At the present moment II b impossible 70 determine
how many Of the fifteen hundred have arrived There
are large number yet on the road and IN the woods
and constantly arriving In squads
camp has been established near the tsxu. Every
thing being provided for their comfort fast pos
sioe under the direction OF Brevet BrgAdr General b.
u Ilighman, commanding the post The pssce has beea
rather slimy gsrrisoncd and provsioned consequently
Is rather poorly prepared u reosive such an influx
Preparations will probably immediately be made 70 70
move them TO Port Royal fast they arrive. b
tween two and three hundred were left behind at Ander
sonvle, too sick 10 be removed
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The Strong Divorce Case.
sUPBRrOR cOURT-TRTAL TERN.
Before Judge Moncrief

MAY a-Paev r. Strong Mary X strong Tho trial
Of this celebrated down for today but the
counsel for tho defence announced thai he ready
" proceed in consequence OF the unsettled state OF the
issues One Of the Issues and In the counscs opinion
the most important Of them ALL had been isallowed
by Judge McCunn An appeal had been taken from The
decision OF the Court and the iown for
the 18th inst II proper therefore, that the iria Of
the oauss should DOT proceed until this appeal dis
posed Of
The counsel for the plaintiff, who seemed anxious 70
bring on hostites, inquired u the counsel had any
other objection TO tho trial being proceeded with,
Counsel for the Defence have Q newspaper extract
which wish 10 road TO your Honor
Judge Moncricf-Tf there is appeal pending the
ID not properly on the day calendar am not here
10 the decision Of associate Judge and the
marks OF the gentlemen on the proproty Improperly
Of Judge McCunns decision must be addressed to the
general term.
Counsel for the paintn-h 10 for your Honor 10 know
whether excuse for putting OF cause frivolous Or
months even before the issues framed, and now
whom We roady they want the case 70 50 OF Tor the
torn, suppose
Judge Honcnef-l will mark The oc until the
appeal Ia disposed Of
Counsel for the plAntin-wm your Honor mark u
down for the 18th inst the day ser the argument
the appeal Ia TO be hcardS
the clerk will not put the calendar until the appeal
n disposed Of or will mark II on for the day and
serve generally 20 that either party can bring At
three days notice.
Counsel for the piaintY-That will suit our conve.
nience.
For the plaintiff, Henry Cram for the defence, Ei
bridge T. Cory.
The New York herald., 1865-05-04
Arrival Of General VOgdes to Take Com
mand Of the District.
Interview Between Gen. Vogdes
and the Rebel General.
Negotiations Relative to the Surren-
der Of the Entire Rebel
Force In the State.
Arrival Of Uni0n Prisoners
from AndersOnville.
their SUfFeRlNGS AND THEIR RELEASE,
&c., &c., As.
NJ jacksonville Correspondence.

Our jacksonville Correspondence.
JAcxsosvILLx, Fla, April 2s, 1885.
Drgader General Israel vogdes arrived at this post last
week, the Island City, to take command Of this mill
tary district No changes have yet been made In the
.otaAding orders
Omcial notice from General Sam Jones was received
IN Sunday announcing suspension of hostlities for
-en lnde6nite period.
On Monday night, about dark, nag Of truce came In
som the rebels bearing dispatches om General Jones'
fsQuesting an interview with General IvogdA On Tues
day General vogdcs accompanied by an escort, pro.
ceedsd as Gar a q station called White House, the
Yiorda Central Railroad, where be mot BY General
JonsA
The meeting between the two generals courteous,
Che conference lasting several hours The result 10 not
yss made public but 10 pretty thoroughly understood
shAi the terms and conditions surrender Of Ill the
forces 10 the state now against The United States
government
The rebels say that their negroes set free, their
property either destroyed connscated What are they
70 do 70 liver TO ake hold and labor for their bread
not in accordance with the tastes Of the Southern born
'sgenusmsn.n One Of the conditions they most
anxious 70 s the privilege Of selling what sup
plea Of cotton and other products Of the country they
have on their hsndA They expressed willingness to
take pay In greenbacks
ARRrvAL oy rxIox rnmosRRa
To-day several hundred Union prisoners arrived here
Chey the nrst lot Of thrty.two hundred who were
lately confined at Andersonvie Some Hfteeu hundred
were brougr down In two uains from Lake CITY, and
shs morning they were escorted ihs station on the
Florida Central Railroad, some ten miles fron Jackson
vHle then turned loose 10 make their way 70 the Union
lines They were neither paroed nor exchanged, but
nconduonally released, tho rebel oncen In command
- Lake City alleging that they could feed them no
songcr They eft Andersonvc on the 18th instant and
were nrst taken to Macon they believed, 70 be con.
Aned in . stockade built there for the purpose
For some reason--supposed 70 be the approach
,pf the Union foroes-they were removed very
suddenly from Macon, and taken down 10 Albany,
1he terminus Of the Southwestern Railroad.
From Albany they marched across the country into
FLORIDA The majority OF those who arrived this
tug those who have been captured more recently
they began to arrive shortly before sundown and pre-
Asnted ptfui appearance Many Of them we're just
Sbs 70 walk nevertheless their oountenances Frightened
m a they found themselves once moro In tho Union
J1nsA
, I'VE ere ragged and dirty but loyal ret" was the sx.
The New York herald., 1865-05-04
Mr.. samuel w. Mason's Despatch.


0r. Samuel w. Mason's Despatch.
HIITos HEAD, s G., April 80. 1865
On Wednesday last BrIgadier General N 1. Jefyries
Assistant Provost Marshal General of the United States
arrived on Charleston bar In the steamship Arago on
special mission from the War Department The revenue
tug Kankakee was placed AZ his disposal by Mr. Simeon
Draper Collector Of New York and special agent Of the
Treasury He proceeded 10 Charleston repovted 70
General Hatch and delivered his osder The result was
that Ex-Governor Aiken was arrested his house and
placed in General Jees custody All his private papers
were seized sealed up and delivered General Jeres
Governor Aiken was brought to Hilton Head and kept
under guard until the sailing Of the Arago Governor
Aiken claims to be ian original Union man" opposer
'of notification in Calhouns me and friend Of the
Union and the constitution since But there
ports contradictory Of ths and among others he &C.
cused Of furnishing portion Of the brain work which
has enabled the rebels TO hold out four years. and Of
having held several advisory interviews with Je Davis
These only reports, but Of the War Depart.
ment must have had some foundation for It's action
sagainA him
General Jeries came TO Hilton Head on the Kankakee
and then the revenue cutter Nemaha, formerly the
Flora an old North river boat one OF the prettlest
and swiftest boats in this department. commanded by
Capt AcGowan, was placed under his orders.
10 proceeded to Savannah, aud after reporting there
Robert p York, Provost Marsha) arrested Mr.. G. B.
Lamar, prominent citizen Of Savannah. Gen. JefYries
brought him down yesterday on the Ncmaha
Mr.. Lamar Is well known and much respected citi-
ssn, but IL an avowed enemy Of the Union He was
nullihcaton man, and has been of the most indus
tsous and successful aidcrs and abctors Of the rebel
cause In Georgia He makes secret even now Of bis
bitter hostility 10 the Union Courteous aable and So
eiabis in all other respects he hates Yankees most
thoroughly and boasts Of IT, An officer told yeser-
day, In language which think reflects the sentiments Of
many, that he sympathzed with Lamar just he did
With Satan In paradise Lost" 1t made him feel badly 10
see even devil who showed % much game getting
'woEsted.
II 10 understood that the prisoners are charged pitA
kssssW, and viii b. regularly n;ed A~sr
Their private papers have been sealed up and will be
taken u Warrington BY Gsnssa JsGrss. Il 70 believed
some interesting disclosures will be made from them
The Arago will proceed 10 Fortress Monroe with Gen
-Jeftss and his prisoners Mr. Lamar accompanied BY
-Ais daughter, Who will proceed 70 New York.