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g ess on the Nsisas,nle p IL. ~ tnI,es nom rthe
eity-5o 1cres q xefy ane sRnd isrck hcGse,fs
rsSn,.a.s - ssisE 20 ss',t s,.a = -. a.
ths dty-ss acfes hna-briok hcuse. I roosns-
noed ep1IEr.i o. .f- rta F.-f.-
a yarn 3 .hs elsrksy'ls P.ls, 2sf miles nom
foar OF hse r0ons. Ell in good oraer. a-f
Fse hundred fnd thiriy-scres Land. tve milec
srom Lebsaon. Wilsoa county, TIE fnest Gsher il
Ne s,sss. sxssasnt spnng spisri frame House,
"a bucs fara, - asorkiae ofter Cd chsfiogie rsk6
- uiiRs ir1la essAV,ile sl.ouinc tit isrds 81 ~
Soepsf ena = =. X E.i,siqr. q ". Railroad,
kla isnt gatel = rne the yafa. ~ sprinss And Z
sssssssd sss ss,rs = iAssaty lry.ssea Fss sssv,
le5ss aes g q hs.s . ,ss s:s g sss kssss tsIy
eoaisining about 6ze aeFts 81 re fae lana, about
g. .. vh,ch s.e = esltFssoa, the hAlsRcsW Dea-
ie'es t-ics tnsosios. eorssIsfsrl IS ar N roo.us
-to1be pofch b 'front.' snd rohr- krfsk kiicksr
Stncke houses Etstle. and caffiaee horsse. = ooot
rtcck ioe pond and - house This i one ofithl
lloss ee'1-As eeensry teaieences n Dsuasog
a small aru On he atursreesboso p,,.. sraa,
em ne ~ celteil ililg lofiy acres toe. tAenty
assevsh tsn lossss, stable iss sdss. sesh sss
IsiS.ss s'r ss.sss. g. gs ,s s.,. Esss,.
plEe. u q Hsuca Is Wri tn4hef-a Ilsss hcS,ss 4.
arFe ani eo1Ftn enly aFrsnsea lss.ee--,,ifs 81 ~
ss.ss.y oa..nelsea she placs i vel supblie
~ IA Pfsnises sEe h sol ofael. sad ahs.
e 4 eneA gsEeea sIot II ssfea seres. Sn hish "a,
$50 segssnt Eith tFults. berries. A., ~ s,IIs
fnn tae 81 nsar fAa "a =, :. ~ Il ~
es'paies psF hzek - dsnee. sIifk r.s5 4 - n
nsats--- le~ e.sisrs AID iastiae sci. -, r..
-. -P saal ~
= Uaiapsossd aad Timber Land..
A Issgs aas.esr ., 'fs.sssss r.,,su. sias. .ns a,
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tgo story brick dwelling. feg doors norlh O;
Ina sirest scontasuiag Or roeus.
To iaEEe aad uaE uifcent dsslliEgs. coutaiEinz
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WIN. S. EAKIN & co,

~ EyANTEO-AGENIs EoR tbs NURSE fNu
W SFf.-fha mest iuterc7f'Tg ana crelrnr
hook ever rehis 81. euiFarng tiie aflrruiurea ci
a Fan1an in ihe lnioa army a. Nurse. rcrrn nni
spy. Giving a mos. r.4a Inlff u.ei1rc ul .Hs war
Re- urued sni diTtill1 t.liceFs aud salfef. in
sa1i ~ prefiaIie employment Fii fui .f feca-
harly aiaptei t1 aisfr cll.Nicl. luNEs BEus
CO - Aa'n sirect CireIauaii. ohic.
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Classical, Mathematical and
Eaglish Sehoei.

--,ar UNDERSIGNED WILL OPEN his eehool
II - ss<hsilio on Mondsy, March eth, 1865, 2
- ,-,,,,sr room q fhe Bsptst Chapel On Pea
I--'-s,s ~ tanunre i tdi laiy let Eair4nce OF
~ ecsih aies IN s.Aitlcr e ne sAia 90 GREE
-is..s.s ne u-ual Eng,Ish h'sa hes VIA siso b.
s.s-- n = rnt,ciuates IEi h llea rre the renewal
~ ~ f- ,s-rf.e.ior.a associations n the city a1d
S-i,ii- - hopes alSc % f1ITn neF oaes, lerllss
alr-sf ,,--.th ss,lrnAlc n1onssil ~ 80 80 :
NJ - ~ ,,,,,..is nav b iot tttlt neok t1s 81
Mee-rs- serr~ 90, and % sas1reeF, ne - t11i,
q ths pchool roen ffesn q - J. -, -, -
nE4-tne $50 - N--s
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A srnsIi fau,s rssidenre near Tie Wilson Spring
with roOtis. hOtso ~ llo. y.
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Pearl MiHiaturss, eolorad -and. ria.a. as
Van siavorens. al
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Union street.
High 5 rec

FiVe Honaes, oppoelte the NeE Theatre, D. ths
cen,ral portion o. the city.
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sPLENpTp AssoRTAFENr

a Nets. Letter. Foolseap and Legal csp Pspers. =
Rllf7 y Hhite Ca1arg. opaque, hAeenta, MCurI-
~ and Oficial Eage'opsa. Isases fsr is65, =
Nemorsndusnso Of every styie, PISS. Books. Al
baEns. al slzes, inelnd.rg sold ers Roeket Al :
laln,s Pocket inkEtapds, eel Peas, snd
large assortment ef the nsost Csletrsisu Gold
Pens Pencils, Psper Col!arsr Pos e CufleIyr
in,ipoinr the celetfated HotteBhOim's a1d "
Wsie d putchsrs Knives, Pocket Baoks, y.
Ppes, cesnls. Haf Brushes, Emery Hsper, Il
6us Oh, Hacking and brlishfa. Buffers. A. =
ndld's noveiis, frencn caEiniue aud Copylng
Iuke. Muciaes' Cad Por.raifs cf Geaeiais. =.
Priss psckases. port Folios, Dee Fancy Soaps, n
Rank Books md Botiiag Pare, g variety q =
Desk InkzsAnds. Paper eights, Pea RIcks, -
BiIl fres Letter Cips. Rlbber Rl'ers, Eras- -
ing Knives RuhaE eus. and a. eudisss "a =
risfy ~ Notions. =
schoel Boeksi sehssl B0oks - =
We have small stock of Cigars. vhch W =
viii ssl at Cincinnat Prices. also. q small
stock o. csrys coulsh cure Tor sale 81 Nhole- "A
sale Prices. u
To the Soldiers. g
We have faree bssutsfdl flfhoRr.phs. sfprs-
sent the diiierous hrlnchos 81 he serFase,
prIrlted in four colosp, usied "soldiers Ger
/ tscsfe. /" .sCaon Iessutlers CeTt'feafe" a-a1 ,.
i Tsff afe eat5sed 10 pastel o4rd ialle, sd :.
az bs sent s. ssxi ssrhoaiisluvy. Every On :
est srd solder sfould bay thea SAD send =
them % ihsF friends.
Pr e-.-.-.-..--.-.-..---.--,- ...-----. - e4-n.
I For toe three. postage Faie----.---.--.tl %
Isharai eiecounl made 10 wholesale dealer. q
Ne usll tilsi o16esa e8r Gerdhestss Or IA :
tienerY. b mad Or srprese, promptly.
\. ~. RAopES4 CO.. ;
isha2 g Union strsst NssAviaa. Tenn Y
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-25

Eor 80 1rsava q stanaard Ez.-
I nedvi
"Ir. Essyne's Compound syfun wa Cserrr
''ilr. aseynss ggmpouni syrup VIZ o. n.y.
'.Df. swsg ua's C1apoaoi yrap Nfi Ghfrt -
Il.os.snis q aiaes o. R8l1sroary rssrasss. afseh
raFe ulrlsd aferI axfeditli 81 huas1 a.H
harr been i.ermanea.iy fured ~ his oi4
sal ia7d ieniedy. 70 prJse tide ss.er-
500 Ea llaEe cen lssies1 - rtzessl
extraordinary l.lat ssfrtcs ~
I'd % fael i1lls dli01a cf
tisIf trlsh- No rerna-
a. haseFar oae1c-
i-rri ttai eal
vita a. xreat org.nai Via Caerry Comscl,ui -
ccn1I
ssssrs CoasAs. Ilaci spiaer
arr1afs. Hho1r ~ (oi,1f,
RrsDrirts, Ae4F terIes.
Ccuelnrsicn, Ever Ic1rlart
aars Itrca-. fsst. SD. NItssf ts
~ el' e7.1l ,l'.i- 2. 2 i-1ar'II 1zsl1e ~ -.
: sl.rr - u - 1ea-1 - 1aIl.,Ir4 49,. =. ~
lsIr al .ars.| |Ii1 iIrIea
slFtrtIet rr'T u ~ EEEF4t : hEz,. = 4..st
1-I1 alIl-s fiA..iItI7IIas Hf41 ~
W. 80. N.afiTi. n4ra-1.s..
-. Q1ulch ~ F.ne sllsS.l. kss1rIIa.
izli-te-4n n81
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Uaua sfraaf.
vine street.

Ave-, iArs' and d'siF'ha' 'T' s'oFy trick '''i
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NEW FIRM.

VIE rcsne si4iiy d.reci iha af'entcu of suffers
w NJ 6ft,sf Retail ueaicrs t0.rr large eiosl of
stsiian@rr anf ~ ions, vhch We ofior u Ire very
icsssst ross tic pr-ea. A. Ee are nos aiicted vita
nigh reuis nor any other heavy expause ua are
ifs and sef &. q. JOINS a CT.
70. s. arcad S.. between College and Cherry.
taes-sm
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Clinrch street.

Al tEostory Br.cs residences shor distance poi
q Ceiar street,
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saslrilIe Aaina.
u. 10 ; lO. PahII.her.
large Seizure OF lTcn ey-s10e, ,O0G
Held Tor Co nlscation,

SATURDAY, MARCH 3, 1853
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Questions end Answers
RELATrYE 10 THE
7-3O u. y. Loan.
EAe oaiy PoFuiAF Loaa nsu oGsrea zoe szis
sTias Gossr-n>tI : u. shs
"sEVEN-THIRPY."

Ist Qusssssa
war is this Lean called the "ssvsn-
Thirty" LoalS
Ansissrs
Il bears Interest, in currency. a the rate
Of ssFsa Dollars and thirty cents, esch
year, % every hundred doilars; Bakiae
the intsrsst a. sollowss
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GRBlRNEg EXTRA GOLD PINS,
II SE}{{ sssAans.
!. ]. iIIEfff|E!11.'6'| 1. h
n i:8a 1: 9 zE
No. L.. sl OOsi IS q 0IS-..-S7 Is 81 o0SiS q
NO. t--.-- ! ~ ool 25i .....-l 90 4 IS 10 2s
No s.. l sol 25l sol 7b 55 8 Isl II 60
No. A.. z col 2 76l OOl s sci sol 6 25 Il 90
No. S. 2 sol 3 e5s sol o I col Ool IL 50
No. g.. Isl Isl col sol ! Sol - -.
No. T...-- O0i O0l sol o0l S OO i -
No. g.. 50l Sol col sol S T5 -. -.
-. 10 - ~ ~ ~ ------ ~ ----
No.lVs-,-. W q ~ VI .-s--.l -..s-- -.--.l

These pens bear my frads mari, &C. P. BARKzs,
ExTaA Lou, KT.," for which have secured the
coPy-TI1h- and are warranted equal il kneness oi
material and Workmanship 70 The best Eastsrn man.
ufscture, and are believed 70 Be superior to al
others II durability and othsr substantial quaitis
Sent By mail or express on receipt Of price and
retHyl charges III b mai 81 ~ 7isk when 20 cents
is sdded for regisEry.l Write your nsme and ad-
dress plain y.
Postage on single pen e5res eenfl pen with anY
csss Or holder ana box, Eix eelfs. Old pens re-
paired for Effy cents (aaS sdrlpl each. Circulars
sent FEEE. Address
G. P. BARNES,
Gold Pen Manufacturer,
6ss kAin-s.rest. Cor Sixth. Louisville, Ey.
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F8f SAFE 6r lease.
A iArse nanssr q wasn't lOsa N Fazlsss psr. 9.
- ciF sod suhuFtA
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oc1R o4p,ial Aeslas ank Fazh st-esa, oppaHs
-. has' sani e So esgissi.
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WANTED-TTo hundred earss good woodland,
within ave miles Of Nashville.

FOR sALE--A Farm OF .1IshS AcraaP well I'M.
preTea, under good iences admirably appOTfi0n-
ed, 2Wells near Ne honss, sHd ssstsrn within
- feet, 100 fruit trees, pears, peaches. piuIns,
cherries, apples, ounces dansouss &C, lS0 aores
iB Woods. neH farm house With TooHns, barn,
stable, &c. situated on The Galiatn pis e, 6 mies
nom Nashville, and within 4 niile q tho LOUIS
vile and Nashville railroad The tstaher upon
tins farm, with judicious management, might oe
eold trr nearly, If pot quite, enough 70 pay for
The hTm, ehieh Is Well knoan as the .. Willian
johnson Farm" s.t. 81. .-,
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Fer sais-I,ots Nos Z ana s. ssst sids of North
co1eEs street. Nashville. Tenn, known q he
teep. 6uitalls ~ stores oy rtsiSeSee< sus ~
ttseia e iowPries.
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= svniapsossd sad Tinbsr Iana.. . :.
A Issss aasssr q rr.ss.ss s..lsu. s,s...ssl a,
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s0h sAA.t--k ko1se and l.otoa Norsh v'us street,
opposise wilson's Spziza - sorlzS I,rice
SZleA.. Apply 70 IA II sls9VEI.
tof saie--a hrick House. having two nsse r,ofrs
and Eace cellar. Lot stxl16. Cd s1nf,er i.ffs.st
corner % lacloefry, opposite IL c. h Wlnrtot's
us feEy eugile Loi, and soFshy 81 auen-
ton
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FOR sALB.-The New Theatre, corner Union
and Summer Streets, we offer Of price tha; vii
nett The purchaser 10 per cent gross per snnum.
FOR sALR-The pretty Esleck of stores, stories
high, on Sumncr street, coTner Of Union street.
nov rented ~ S5,c0; this years rent vii be "a.
keu % part payment.
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FOR sALE-The mltsson red sandstone front
dwelling, No. ~ hurch streei, with gas, water,
stationary ussh-tubs, eosl hslse &c., with sn ell
I 70 the LET reacEpe 20 Spruce street Possession
vii Be given speedily.
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EOR sALB-The dositso stately Mansion now oe-
cupied By Mai. r. c. McNairy, eesf SIDE Of high
street.. "a hoass north Of Church v5th Rll The
modern sppoiniule = and conyeniences, n q 10
cality eninen.iy desirable.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1865-05-04
READ WHO SAYS SO :

From the Reu. Leci p Beck, sPastor Of the Baptist
Church. Pemberton, N j., formerly Of the North
Baptist Church, FhiJodetphia.
L have known Hoohand's German B itters favorably
for number of years. have used them in my own
family, and have been pleased with their effects,
that induced to recommend them to others, and
know tina they have operated in strkingly benefi-
cial manner. take great pleasure in thus precaim-
ing this fact and calling the attention of those f.
icted with the diseases for which,they
ed, to these Bitters, knowing from experience that
my mmendaton will be sustained. do this more
cheerfuly Hoofand S Bters is in tended to benefit
the afflicted and is ''not a rum drink"
Yours truly, LEVI G.. BECK.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1865-05-04
l. q. Ia ID w . "a = :

Nails screws
Latche Files Pocket and Table Cutlery
New Silver Plated Ware Table Tea and Ia
BILE Forks, article in market. v2n1y1
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1865-05-04

From Rec Warren Randolph Pastor Of Baptist Church.
(rernRaRt01cn Penn.
Dr. G. NJ. JACEsoN:-Dear Sir-Personal experience
enables to say that regard the German Bters pre-
pared by you, most excellent medicine. In Cases
of cold and debility Lave been greatly
benefited by the of the Btters doubt they
will produce similar effects upon others.
Yours truly, WARREN RANDOLPH,
Germantown, Penn.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1865-05-04
Ayers
CHERRY PICTORIAL,

tbs WOIIO GT0aC h6m6uy LOT
Sumption. and for for the relief
Of Consumptive patients
in advanced stages
Of the disease.
This has been so long used and so uni
versally known, that we need do no more
than assure the public that its quality is kept
up to the best it ever has been, and that it
may be relied on to do all it has ever done.
Prepared by DIR. J. G. AVER & Co.,
Practical and analytical Chemists,
Lowell, Mass.
Sold by all druggists every where.
Z. -. TSu1.dick,
". i. BISHOP, Dotlgeville--J II. VIVIAN. Mineral
Point, aud by al Dealers in Wisconsin. n4-Iy
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1865-05-04
Putnam's Clothes Wringer,

NO W0OD-WoRK TO SWELL Or SPLIT.
NO fHuMB-scREws TO GET OUT OF ORDER.
Warranted With or Without Cog Wheels.
1t took the first premium at ffty-seven State and
County Fairs in 1865, and is, ooitho@ an c1ceptton the
best Wringer ever made.
Patented in the United States England Canada,
and Australia Agents wanted in every town, and
in II parts Of the world.
Energetic agents can make from So to SO per day.
Sample Wringers sent Express paid on receipt OF
No. 2, 500. No. l, $500. No F, 5000 No. A,
$1,000.
Manufactured and sold, wholesale and retail by
TIE PUTNAM MANUFACTURING COMPANY, ,
10 Il Platt Street, New York, Cleveland Ohio, and
Bennington, VT, s. c. NoRTHR0P, Agent
WHAT EVERYBODY KNOWS, VIZ:
That Iron ageU galraaized ,ciU not rust.
That simple naachiae is better than a complicated
That Wringer should be seladjusttng, durable, and
That Thanab-scregs end Fastentngs cause delay and
trouble to regulate end keep IN order.
That rood soaed Ia ho sgoter, oW s1ge!L shrink and
That rood bearings for tie SHIFT to RI" in 'gM 'oea''
ont.
That the Putnam W5inqer agh or aUioat cog-eoheels
l0iU not teaT The clothes
That cog-Vheel regulators are not essential,
That the Putnam Wrtager has al the ddtantGgeS and
not one of the disadvantages GbOre named.
That all aoho haretes ted pronounce u TIE BEST WFn9-
er erer 1tade. 80 go
That Il agiU Uring thread or te04n'H eo'thoat al
ferafiOn.
We might Fl Il the paper with testimonials, but we
insert only few to convince the skeptical if such
there be and say to all test Putnam S hilnger.
Test is THOROUGHLY with ANY and others, and if
not entirely satisfactory, return it.
Putnam Manufacturing Co:
GENTLEMEN II kaoav from practical experience htGt
iron 0eU guaranteed aoiib zinc acW not oridjze,
rust one particle. The Putnam WriRger as near
perfect possible, and cdeerfulty recommend
ii 10 be tie best IN use. Yours respectfully,
J. w. WHEELER, Cleveland Ohio.
Many years. experience in the galvanizing bust
ness enables toendorse the above statement in all
particulars.
New York, Jan. 1864. JNO. G. LEFFERTS.
We have tested Putnam's Clothes Wringer by prac-
tical working and know that it will do 1t is cheap
it is simple it requires room, whether at work or
rest child operate it, does its duty thoroughly
ii saves time and it saves and tear. We ear
nestly advise all who have much washing to do with
ali intelligent persons who hare any, to buy this
Wringer. I viii pay for itself in year at most
me- ms HON. HORACE GREEDY.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1865-05-04

From Rer. j. IT. Turner, Pastor Of Helping M. f.
Church.
DIR. JACKSON Dear Sir :-Having used your German
Bitters in my fam lily frequently am prepared to say
that it has been great service Ibeieye that in most
IF general debility ofthe system it is the safest
and most valuable Of which have any know
ledge. Yours respectfully, J. II. TURNER,
No. 726 ". Nineteenth Street.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1865-05-03

ON the retreat, Or fell into our hands at
the Surrender. s g &,
The congratulations at headquarters
"a this IS morning were very hearty 3,
As the various gentlemen of the staff
appeared at their old homes and as
Commemorative Of their trump
if return, Brady, the eminent photegraph-
ser of New York, preserved the gFoaps
Generals and all, for the admiration
of an their friends IN this and future
generations. =, ~.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1865-05-03

. EVENT: .,- -
We copy from the CitysPoint CORES
pondence of the New York Times the
following particulars Of the surrender.
Of General Lee. The letter is dated
April 18th : , ~ =
lam able. to lay before you the high
" interesting and important details of
the surrender, through thescourtesy of
Col. Tai, p Shaffner, the eminent tel
segraph engineer, who was apeye-witness
tothe whole scene. .ssslssss:. "a.
Y 1t will be recollected that Gem
Grants first letter to Lee was dated on
the 7th (Friday,) the daySof the battle
E;of Farmville, and the correspondence
was kept up during the following day
and up to eleven o'clock on, Sunday, as
already published. Tnresponse to Gen.
Grants last letter, Gen. Lee, appeared
on the picket line Of the Second Corps,
Miles Division, with a letter addressed
to General Meade, requesting ascessas
ton of hosti1ities while he considered
Gen. Grant terms of surrender. Gen.
Meade replied that, he had NO authority
to accede to the request, butsthat he
would wait two hours before making an
attack. In the meantime Gen. Grant
sent word to Gen. Meade that he would
be up in half an hour and the matter
was turned over to him. Asfag of. truce
proceeded to Appomattex Court House
shortly after noon, and at about two
o'clock p. M, the two Generals met at
tthe house of Mr.. Wilmer Mexican. Gen.
Lee was attended by Gen. Marshal, his
Adiutant General, Gen. Grant by Col.
( Parker, one Of his chief ,Aids-de- Camp.
The two Generals met and greeted each
other with dignifed courtesy, and pro
I ceeded at once to the business before
: them. Gen. Les. Immediately alluded
to the conditions Of the surrender, char
attarizcd them as exceedingly lenient,
sand sid he would beglad to leave als
+: the details to Gen. Grants own disere-
,soon. Gen. Grant stated the terms of
etie that the arms should be stacked,
t:Stss tiifery parked, and The supplies
and FmQ.itions turned over to him, the
:" 7egs retaining their side arms, horses
a. ersonal effects. General Lee
pr omptly assented to the conditions and
the agreement of surrender was engros-
sed and signed by General Lee at go
O'Clock. -. = ..,.. -. "a. >.
Gen. Lee asked Gen. Grant for an
Interpretation Of the phrase, personal
effects, and said that many fhis cav
! alrymen owned their own horses. Gen.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1865-05-03

4 aw Fheeomman ding general of the
I Yankee forces at Savannah has an
that the families Of salE Gonfed-s
:erate officers VIII be entout4ef that
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1865-05-03


MSacsianeous z;
4 He Who. writes what wrong, wlcpggi
what Il ight & s s. ' re z
S When issthe weather. favorable 10 hsy ma,
king When its:raips pi.chfosks. !.
Ben are writergI Iikecattle7 When they
are absolutely driven 70 the pen.
DoGah ever sleep.-and if not, what's
the use Of making ssbsd in the seal
The maa swho atooa apal tiia eshas been
blown away. ~,
We once heard of q dog who had Whis-
tle, which grew on the end Of his tai: He
always called himself when wanted. ] 4.
. Woman's ssEmpirs State is matrimonys
Here she is always in the msjority slwaya
rssgas aud sometimes storms. s.tt.a Fl 81 4
Z II you wish 10 attract attention, go into
church some Sunday, after the services
have begun, in O. pair Of neF squesking
boots, and .parade up Cue broad aiale. -
!. A man came into printing. office 70 beg
q paper, ssBeoause," said be, sswe like to
read newspapers very much, but our neigh
bors are all too ssingy to take onesS
aWell, Jenny didn,tauits killyon With
brick-bat, did he, Pat 2,' No. By the
piper, l WISH ne naa Y nat Iof ! nco
I could aase seen MN nune, 9 she yeliyslns,
stTfis NOT nronar for 4, Won 10 9nlav scbool
my dear, 70 day, tor 4 it's Sunday { g know M
az, mother & replled the little girl, sDns Y
Fls saaday school thai 1 am playing
Aaedstoreout Wsst, whoihad been 10 Gee Gee
Macbeth performed, Winds upa criticism
,9a tIsplay ywgtn haksveare was 9 trump s:
s t'he.eoltef, ne Wsss0 pose. Is q DTlo6'7s
TIE man s,y IS So sEsIa an M ofs ee,, eos Trad
sans q fST tbs s., nose af ressins himself
b sS6rt tine hen s.: si;e 1f;es OF NAV ana
FhP5 sa. not been dsefa fol- since,
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se,s : !, ~ .,,sss g - wy = = closs
s,a.ss ~ =, 8 : p0ss'o S.s syss Wy
: 80 7. 80 t,s5s,s, @ aua ussw sne oo.A
be big baila;ne around sthe b corner.
6 @ z -
There are two eventful periods In the life
OF wonan.one, when she wonders who she
win y nave; ths other, who VII have ner.
:. fort, Es'.s'1.ssiss; S &. !,
s.s - &.
Poetry is said TO be the aower.of lltera:
ture; prose is the corn, potatoes and meat
satlrs .s the aquafortls; WIT as the SPICE ana 2
Il pspps.i isss.s as,ss,;aa uousa'n 80
Sp'l. 49, ...sk y
p A remarkably hard drinker, who was ex-
piripg, begged one Of his friends 70 bring
him goblet OF water, telling hin, aOn
80, :, 8 ., -. 8
e. - g.s"
Aoertain sign.board has the; following
classical inscription; aAll persons what ape
found frightening or trespusing on this eFond
vail be executed yld the Utmost Higger2 o.
- -. 80. s.4,s
aHans, what 70 the matter "ie soE; q;
rel wagon has run away NIT de green nofse,
and broke de axeitree OF de oriok' mouse house
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1865-05-03

7.
THEG GaEEps or THE; sFoRLD sphs fol-
loving classidcaticns Of the inhabitanh Of Z
the earsh, according 10 the qrseds, is made 3
BY C F N. Deiitefich, q very tboropghs,
and careful statIciau; md Diirsclor sof tbat
Statistical Depart sof Berlin sking :
the number Of q, zoo, 600, 900 900! = Z
population shs ssrsh, hsplsssldss a.
3 Christians, 1885, 900, or 25.77 pei s.. :
cent. jews, 5000, 900, o. SO pes ssapt,
Asissic religionsr 6oo, ,0oQ, ,O0o, S.
I ahouedap, log, ,Ooo, oaossr lass psEs
cent, ~. 49,, :
Psgaos, zoo, 900 oaos q ss. pss ,s.ss !
Total, 2og 900, 00o; !; or 5sl0s spsk cent, M I:
The S85 ,p0o, 900 of Ghaatiaps sfe sain.sS
17o, goo, ,0Qe Roaaan 4sh0liea, 00. POI
cent. 81 $. g
s9, 900, 600 Pfotsssaats 25s IS pef III 81 s.
& 7e. .oea, 600 Glssk 0ass0 s0Iics z2S psr I
cent. y. - - ~ Z
Total, a8s5, ,ooo, 900, or 100 pr ee1t: =.
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