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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-10-04

: gs- Gen. II: L. BoNAAM is respectfully
nominated BY his friends far the Hsnsa difsRoprs-
scatasvcs. a.. -. -,
Oct >tea. ~ 40
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-10-04

sW The Fricnis Of Cen; NJ. GRAHAM re-.
specially Announce him a candidate fer the
Heusa of Representatives., ct the ensuing sectisn.
ocE2, ..tcs.--, 4e
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-10-04

= as- Tie Friends of DR.. N. MERRIwETnER:
nominate Hin as candidate for the Legislature ut
the>next election.
ocs.2, ice 80 40
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-10-04

@sr We, have been authorized by the friends
Of Col. B. NJ TALBERP to announce him eau:
didrte for tho Legislature at tho ensaing election.
Oct. 9, .,rtta 40 (,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-10-04
Of. South Carolina.

CHAs. 4. CAnLErox, A.,A.G:
. Oct. 1. IL 30
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-10-04

ess The Tfiepis1 Of :cafs ..g.,H: DRNoKs
nominate him c,nlidats Tor the House of Rep
resentativcs at ths approaching election
oet.2, tc2 40.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-10-04

The General Assembly, wheneyesa 4 tax is lnid
upon land, shall, at ihe same time, impose capi-
tation tax, which. shall not be less upon each poll
than On fourth of the tax laid upon each hum
lrcd dollars worth Of the assessed value of tho
land taxed, excepting, hanover from the operation
Of such cap.ation tax I'll such classes Of persons,
as from disability or otherwise, ,ougbr, in the
Judgment of the General Assembly, to be ext
tMptcd.
Instead Of two Treasurers;sas heretofore, there
iy 10 future 10 be only one; he isto hola,his Office
and reside ut the scat of Government.
y new, wise, aud very important feature incur
lately rsmodeled copstitution is the establish
men. of q Districs Court, which,. as soon as it
goes into operation, will supcrsodo tho present
so-eslled Provost Courts. This Court we imag-
ine5 wilfbein ,ession d;es ii, Aforercr. and
oternally.; for cuAes will undoubtedly be. dill
CONT client. The constitntion,s forth the aims
and objects OF this Court as'folows:
The General Assembly sball, ms soen .as; posi-
bic, establish for each District in the Ststc an
Inferior Court or Court, 80 he styled /" Tie Dis.
trict Cnart," the Judge whereof shqll he resiilont
in the District wh:c in Office, shall be elected by
the General Assembly for four years, and shall
be rc-eligiaie, which Court shall have $itrs5i,.
ton of all civil cmusss wherein one both of the
parties are persons en.or,sina Of all Grim iual
,c9'es wherein the accused is eersen of color, and
the. General Assembly is empowered to oStas5i the
juriylialfan Of the said coprt to other subjects.
'Wondor If this CuiTre Court is to have its own
particular, Sheriff. Clerk, &C., DC. Icrcwil be
places and Pelf forinany a needy aud aspiring.
Ean.
:. The Constitution saysalso: 20 bill Of atainder
&C posi-. .fuete lazy; or la,o impniriny MeoJHya,on-
o contracts, all over be passed by. the G snoral
Assembly. This coursc---anl we ,are.l mist
happy to record the fact-giyes tho, qnie,us to
NIL talk about reputation, &C., 1t also opens
widC and golden field for lawyers.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-10-04

g' Capt. JEFF. p NIXON is respectfully
nominated by his friends as q candidate for a
seat in thc House of Representatives.
oct.2, tee 40, $
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1865-12-29

no. 81
n 6F-E PATNTER, vs. " D. FELLARS
W. AMI Others, and Humphrey Glaz. va
" H. Fsllsrs, Pursuant 70 do,reo, Of Tho
'ssnesrT Court Of JonesJoro in The aboye
r%ausc''. a. Noy. Term 1868. J will sell At the
t'1r Rouse door IN l0uesboro', on Sa,rr-
day the i3ih JaHuarg, 1905 de fogoain9
described trnetof land "~,itJa,s ia waiting.
inStoe county, Asiriet No?, adia.aiuz he
iand5 Of Woods heirs and others and known
AZ ihe saue tract Of land sold ~ X. " CAatS
70 ". D. Felhrs.' Terms, Fortv dolisrs IL
cash On hrss case and Teenty IN iArsnd.-
The remainder six months credit. With inter.
ct from date. Note With good personal Sc.
clrityTsquired and lien retained.
DeesE4PrsfseS5.HE HENRY H0SSC .&N.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1865-12-29

aNA "
GIELBY T. SHIPLEY vs JERNIAH BOYD
> and others. Pursuant ton decree N The
Ehancery CDur, at Jonesb1ro' et November
Term, 1885, in the above cHu5c, I val sell an
she Court House door 10 said Town. on satrr-
day 18th dAy ocJane, 1896 the following no..
scri5ed real estate, viz: a House and lot 90
the south side Of main street in the town of
JonesborN rear the westsnd of town. which
had been conveyed 10 said BOYD by Sinrod
Willt.t on the 10th November 1894. md BE-.
ing part Of lot No, 22, in the original plan n
said tow and running 70 fssiin front on
main street. Also another lot situated ~ the
East conner Of said 10, No ~. and fronting On
main street, 50 feet and also a pat Iof = lot
conveyed by Joseph MrLin to said Boyl on
I'D Of0ct 1887, adjoining The above de.rihyd
lots, on which are situated a brick dwelling
house, frame shop, and some other small ina
provements.
Terms twelve months sredit, with interest
rom date Notes with good personal ,ecu.
Yity required and lien retained. and Tree rom
redemption. 70 moss, CGM.
dccsw+prsfceSio. .r#
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1865-12-29

~ ". NELSON W ASA and r. N. BAY.
VI. les, Saml. D. Mitchell Va Asa aud Il,
II. Biyles, aud Wm. NJ. Mitchell vs. Asa and
Il, Al. Bayles. Pursuant 10 decrecs OF the
Chancery Cent NJ Joncsboro. at Sogembcr,
terra 1865 ihthe above causes. I will offer for
sale a. the Court House door in said town.
on Saturday the 18Th Of January, 1866, the
following described three Tract. Of Land the
property of CASA and R. ". Baylcs, containing
about 4s0 acrgs, lying on Limestone Creek
and Nolachdcky River, aud adjoining the
lands Of Ira Green's Heirs, BoLcrI Geliespir.
Samuel keeblcr aud oeitrA, n desired said
farms will be sold seTnrasc. ono Of snid
T rms is known Ne the Wilson tract, Of about
26l acres uoHe as The Gclirspie tract Of about
40 acres, and one rs the GharsI fsrm Of Zoo
acres. Also a tract 0i lahd situate in civil
district No. adjoining thelands Of T.. West,
Calvin Woodruff and Benjamin Bashor, aud
known as the Reuben Bayles Tract. One 9th
er tract, situate In civil district No. 5, ed
joining the lands Of Danl Barnes, Van s.
Miller and others, the Two last tracts ONLY
levied on in the suits Samuel D. Mitchell and
William Mitchell.
Terms-One Hundred anil Finv Dollars
caFh in hand on the three first tracis, and
seventy five dollars on the two last tracts.
sh' balance IN equal ins:almenis Of six anil
twelve months, with interest from date
Notes with approved personal security, lien
retained and sale free from redemption.
HENRY llOSS. G. / w.
decS prsfee SlO 10
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1865-12-29

T0HN B. WALKER vs. NATHAN G. Cor.
- Pursuant 10 a decree Of the Ghancery
Court Al Jonesboro, IN the above cadse at
NoyenhcrsreFm 1865, ] will sell at the Court
House door in JonGsborcugh, on Saturday,
9Th January 1896, the following tract of
land, viz situated in Washington Comfy dis
trict No. ~ and adjoining the lands Of } y.
aud Jesse HINT, on the waters Of Rig Lime
stone, and belag Gle same tract defendant
purchased-ofJ b Walker aud containing oae
hundred and twenty-five acres be the same
more or less. Terms six months credit on
Thirteen Hundred and Seventy dollars, the
remainder on the 9TH Of November 1851,
with Interest from date, good personal seeu-
rity required aud lien retained, and sale free
from redemption.
dscS-w4-VrSiecSh. II HOSS. CAM.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1865-12-29

Gay Street, Knoxville, Tennessee
4 WETAKE PLEASURE IL INFORMING
w the people OF Eist Tennessee that we
have nov completed our arrangements for
having constantly in store a very large stock
'0t
Drugs md Chemicals, Patent Medicines.
Ny,%icians' Pocket Cases, Trussts nrl
Supporters, Surgical Instruments, DYE
StuHs, Paints, Ia Oil and Dry.
TAnocr's on and Lampblack, Window
Glass aud Hollow Ware, Toilet Articles
aud Pcrfumery, Wines, Liquors & Cigars.
comprising in part, the following articles.
Ayers Sarsaparilla,
Ayers Cherry Pcc;oral,
Ayers Aguo euro,
Jaync's ESpcctorant,
Jayno's Alternative,
Jayne's Carminativc Balsam.
Hostcttcr's Stomach Bittcrs,
Doak's Plantation Bittors,
HooaaHd's German Bitters,
Blackberry Carminativc,
WistHF's Balsam OF Wild Cherry.
Balsam of Iloarhound,
DR., Guysott's Dock and Sa~rsaparilla,
Halls Balsam for the Lungs.
Railways Rcndy Relief
Perry Davis Pain Killer,
Mexican Mustang Eminent,
Arabian Eminent,
American Gargling oil,
LudIum's Specific,
EmersOus o, X,
Planters Capsules.
Indigo Sweet OIL,
Nader, Lard Oil,
Cudbar, NaTnish,
LogwoOd, White Lead,
Rcd Sanders, Red Lead,
CoPperas, Blue Stonn,
Alum, Window Glass,
Iinseed Oil, Putty,
Tanners OIL, Spice,
Coal Oil, Peppers .s.
Castor Oh. Ginger,
B R T. M - TO NJ II.
s.wHGUT's. BRANDRBTHs. RHOE-
BACKS, MAFFBTT'S RAILWAYS,
COOKS, 5AfNE'S
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1865-12-29

u- A. lNO.. lV.l
KXTM LLOYD FOR THE USE OF JAMES
w Lloyd, vs. John B. McLin and James d.
Paddock, vs. John B. McLin- Pu~rsaantto a
decree of the chsncery cour. at Johesboro'.
in the above causes at Nov. Term, 1865, L win
sell at the Court House door ID Jonesboro,,
on Saturday 18th day OF January, 1866, the
following real estAte, viz: a lot 10 the own
Of Jonesboro', upon which there is vaiu-
able dwelling house and law office, lies on
main street opposite the Methodist Church
and adjoins the lot OF r. L. Blair and others.
Also a tract Of land lying about two miles
west Of Jonesbero', adjoining the lands of
J. D.. Tadlock, Widow Kennedy and others and
containing 100 acres be the same more or
less. Also, his undivided interest in the
farm knowR,aS the Robt. MeLin farm, being
one fifth OF about one hundred acres. Also,
one other tract of Land in said County known
as the Doc Nichols tract, in district No. -.
and adjoins the lands of Samsel Hicks and
others. Terms, Fifty dollars cash, to be paid
on each case and for the remainder. six mouths
credit, with interests from date, with good
personal security required and lien retained,
sale free from redemption.
Dec.sw4prsfee$10. HENRY HOSS, c, { NJ.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1865-12-29

lNos~tT
TANESs d RHEArAalmr. vs. ELIZABETH
81 Rhea and others.J Plrsumt 70 II decree
Of the Chaneery Court at JonesboroHgh, at
November Temls6 10 fhe,aLoSe cause IwifF
offer for sale vt the Court House door II said.
town on Saturday The I3th day of JRmary,
1868, the following described tract o. land,
containing abou; 2Q4 acres, situate about one
mile from ths towAof Jonesboro' and being
the sams On which Montgomery Irwin lived
at lifetime OF bis death, onAwhich u situated
good Brick Dwelling houss, and othsr cot.
houses sas slrnsts w~fnr-.-a&~ ans.
TLSGs One Huudrsd Dollars cash in hand,
the remainder twelve months credit with In
tsTest from date, with approved personal SCI
surity, lien retained, aud sale free from re-.
demption shG4gl
decsIsG4F4 S.. HESRY HoSS, c kM.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1865-12-29

-DQSAM0NbBK0WN vSPELEGBH0WN..
IN PnrsuRntit 90 decree sof tbs, Chanoery.
Court at Jonesboro' Rtl NOYember Term 1865,
'iHthe above cause, | will offer for sale at the
Court House door in said town, on Saturday,
18Th day of January, 1896 the following de-
scribed piece Of land situate in Washington
county, Tenns lying on the southwest bank
Of Nola Chucky River and adjoining the
lands Of John Graham and Others in district
No. IS, Rad containing some three or four
acres, on which " situated a dwelling House
aad some other out buildings, and now oc-
copied By sthassaldsPs ROsamond Br0mh.-
Terms, TwentysdYe dollars eash ia hand, the
remainder Twelve months credit withinteress
from date, with good persoual security and
lien retained, and salsfrse from redemption,
Dec sw tprsfcsS5 @llENRY R0sS, g. &pT
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1865-12-29
CARPENTER & MUNsoN
General Claim Agents,

ne J. b. CARPENTER, late Lieut.. and
Adjutant lst Tennessee Light Artillery.
P1"S MUNSoN, late Lieut.. and Adjutani
sth Tennessee Cavalry,
WOCLD respectfully inform the citizens
w Of East Tennessee that they have open
ed an Office in KNOXVILLE for the purpose
Of adjusting and collecting all classes of
claims against the Government for supplies
aken and informal vouchers given, and sup
plies taken and no receipts given, and for SER
vices rcudeVcd. Prompt attention given to
settlements OF officers accounts. Stoppage
.nt pay removed, and certificates Of non-in-
debtedncS obtained for resigned officers.
Reasonable prices charged.
Vouchers bought or collected at lowest
prices.
1sa.. ONCE LIST door South Of Exchange
bank. Gay St. Knoxville, Ten.
Pos; Uficc Box 1873.
REsEREScgs-Goy. ". G.. Brownlow, Gen.
&C. Gilcm, Col. l., G, Houk Capt. McNeisb.
mas 2G--tf
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1865-12-29
I. RIYNEs a sIhi(poS {. hAExfa

n 7. HAYNEsvs LASDoY c. HAYNES.
~ Pursuant 10 q degree Of the Chance
~ Court htJonesboPo ia the above cause, at
November Term 1885, | will sellat the Court
House door in JVnesborough on Satur.
day the 18th day Of J anuarY .l9G8, the fol-
lowing real estate, sikAie tract ofiand lying
ia Washington county, distrist No. 8, known
rs the Upton firm containing about 500
acres more or less Also two, town lots at
JohnssAis depot In said County, one fourth
acre in each. Terms Cash in hand
d~eeslSG5wfS5 HENRY HOSS. c. ".
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1865-12-29
.JONESBORO' UNION HOTEL.

.THE UNDERSIGNED HAVING LEAsEr
the property $50 wen known VS. III
BLAm EATIxG HorsE,) situated on the Eis,
Tennessee and Virginia Rail Road, in the
town Of Jonesboro', Tenn, immediately OBJ.
posite the Depot and in the most business
part Of the town, where he hopes by giving
ms whole attention TO the business, to merit
the patronage Of all who may favor him with
a call. His House is large aud wen furnish
ed, and being able TO accommodate NOR than
hny house on the line, he therefore challeng.
es competition,
In connection with The Hotel is q SHOE
and BOOT Shop, GROCERY STORE and a
FIRST CLASS SALOON, where the most fas
tidious can be accommodated.
JAMES ]. r. BOYD,
sePt22 Sole Proprietor Union Hotel.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-04-25

NOVEL GIFT TO PRESIDENT JOHNSON.
Last night coffee or tea set, formerly used
by JEFF Davis and sold atauction with guam
tity OF silver plate just previous to the evacu-
alton Of the city by the rebels, was presented
to President johnson by MIR. A. Barratti, of
Richmond, who purchased the article at the
auction sale.
The coffee or tea set in question is perfect
miniature or fac Simile OF railroad locomo-
tive, with tender attached; the locomotive
boiler receives the coffee or tea, makes and dis
charges it through spiggot, q steam whistle
indicating when tea or coffee is ready. The
boiler Of the locomotive is of porcelain, and
the figure OF the fireman, Of the same material,
appears on the locomotive vigorously ringing
the bell, which, we suppose, means the break
fast, dinner or supper bell. The tender. which
is an admixture OF brass and other metal, car
ries the sugar in an elegant sugar caisson, with
goblet for cognias and stunning small cut
glasses. The sides Of the tender are embel-
lished with racks for cigars. The most Gu
rious continuance Of all is secret music box,
located somewhere in the tender, which, being
set, plays eight popular airs, sufficient In
length to entertain q supper, dinner or break.
fast table. The whole establishment, engine
and tender, rests upon two beautiful enam-
elled waters. Upon the side Of the locomo-
tive, intminiature, is emblazoned "Presdent
Jefferson Davis" showing that the testimo.
NAL, locomotive and tender, were built ex.
pressly for his use or pleasure. Upon the
front, just above where the "cow catcher
ought to be, appears the Confederate national
banner and battle flag, entwiAed with the ma.
tiondl ensign OF France.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-04-25
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
THE REMAINS OF PRESIDENT LIN.
coin In NEW YORK

THE REMAINS OF PRESIDENT LIN.
COLIN In NEW YORK.
NEW YORK, April 25.-A constant stream OF
people have been passing through the City
Hall to see the remains OF the late President
ever since yesterday afternoon.
At midnight, the German singers, numbering
LOCO voices, chanted dirges.
Throughout the night the long line OF citizens
anxious to view the remains was kept mo wing
until early this morning. Soon after daylight
it was heightened greatly, extending from
Warren to John street, on Broadway, on the
west side OF the City Hall; while there was
another line OF greater length running through
the streets on the east side of the Hall.
Broadway and all the adjoining streets were
thronged by people anxious to secure a place
Ia the line, or catch glimpse of the hearse.
All places Of business are closed, while the
upper stories OF every building along the route
OF procession are occupied by anxious spec.
tators.
One o'elock-The procession is now moving
with the remains to Hudson River 1t Is the
most imposing and impressive spectacle ever
witnessed.
There are no vehicles in line of the process
sion, and it moves with an imposing solemnity
to the mournful music of various bands. The
military are ont in full force.
One OF the festoons in front of the city hall
took Are this morning, causing great excite.
ment, as the cry of fire was raised The pres.
ence of mind of an officer, who promptly tore
down the burning drapery, saved a rush In
the crowd, which would in all probability
caused a loss OF lite.
The crowd In Broadway was 50 great that
1t was found necessary TO run chains around
the space the procession was to pass.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-04-25
SECOND edition,
4 O'CLOCK p. NJ.
TO GO BACK.

In our remarks yesterday concerning the
status of the ex-Washingtonians returned here
from reueidom-and which the Chronicle In
copying credits to an Alexandra paper-we
held that these apostates having voluntarily
disfranchised themselves here and sought
new home in Iebeldom, could not now under
cover OF the terms Of the parole Of Lees army,
claim Washington as their home.
1t will be seen that the able and conclusive
decision OF Attorney General Speed fully sus"
tains the opinion we expressed; and it Is set
down as a fixed fact that these rebels will be
restricted to the home Of their election, other
words, that they must lie in their bed as they
have made it.
This decision will give the greatest satisfac-
ton to all loyal citizens, as relieving us from
a dangerous element in our midst, and as
averting the danger OF such serious breaches
OF the peace as were threatened had these fell.
lows appeared here again wearing their old
plantation airs Of insolence and swagger.
Nothing but humble probation of repent
ancs should entitle any of them to home here
again, and the moro mischievous ones should
never be permitted to regain foothold here.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-04-25
SHER MAN.

capture Of Macon, Ca, BY General Will.
son-Hewell Cobb and Gustavus w .
Smith Prisoners-Sh erman's Despatch
TO the War Department
OFFICIAL WAR BULLETIN.
WAR DEPARTMENT.
WASHINGTON, April 81, 1865
Major General Dir, Nep Fork
A despatch from General Sherman states
that "Wilson held Macon on the 18th, with
Howell Cobb, q. w. Smith, and others. "a
prisoners, but they claimed the benefit OF INV
armistice, and he has telegraphed to me
through the rebel lines for orders / have An.
swered him that he may draw out OF Macon,
and hold his command for further orders. nm.
less he has reason to believe the rebels are
changing their status to our prejudice"
EDWIN M. STANTON, Secretary of War.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-04-25
EVENING STAR.
W. d. WALLACH, Editsr and Proprietor.
WAHHIN0TOH CITY.
APRIL 25, 1865.
o FL I C IAL.
BY fAe President Of The United States Of America
APRoCLANATIoS,

By tAe President Of the United States Of america:
ARTICULATION.
whereas, by my direction, the Acuns
Secretary OF State, In q notice to the pubic OF
the seventeenth, requested the various re-
Mgious denominations to assemble on tne nine
teenth instant, on the occasion OF the oosequ ies
OF Abraham Lincoln, late Presioeht VI INC
United States, and to observe the same Win
appropriate ceremonies; but whereas our
county ba, become one great house Of mourn
ing where the head Of the family has been
taken away; and believing that q special
period should be assigned for again humiliating
ourselves before Almighty God, In order that
the bereavement may be sanctihed by the
nation:
Now, therefore, in order to mitigate that
grief on earth which can only be assauged by
communion with the Father In Heaven, and
in compliance with the wishes OF Senators and
Representative. in Congress, communicated to
me by resolutions adopted at the National
Capitol, I, ANDREW JOHNSON, President Of
the United States, do hereby appoint Thurs.
Day. the twenty fifth day OF May next, to be
observed, wherever in the United States the
nag of the country may be respected, as day
of humiliation and mourning; and recommend
my fellow citizens then to assemble in their
respective places of worship, there to unite In
solemn service TO Almighty God, In memory
OF the good man who has been removed, SO
that all shall be occupied at the same time, in
contemplation OF his virtues, and in sorrow
for bis sudden and violent end.
In witness whereof, have hereRnro set my
hand, and caused the seal Of the United States
to be afhxed.
Done at the city OF Washington, the twenty.
fifth day of April, in the year of our
Lord one thousand eight hundred and
r.. 6. sixty-five, and of the Independence
of the United States of America the
eighty.ninth.
ANDREW JOHNSON.
By the President:
". HUNTER, Acting Secretary OF State.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-04-25
THE CONSPIRACY.

We hear that yesterday one of the prisoners
charged with being concerned In the assassi-
nation plot attempted to kill himself by knock
ing out his brains against the walls of the apart
ment in which he is confined. He failed to &C.
complish his purpose, however, and was so Sc
cured that he cannot make a similar attempt
He was badly cut about the head and lost a
large quantity Of blood. but he is not seriously
Injured.
It is said that this prisoner is the one who
was arrested at Surrat's house, on H street
and who gave his name as Paine.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-04-25
Affairs In Geersetevu.

CANAL Arrived Boats o. ID. Robbins,
tons to Cumberland Co; V. McOulIoh, Ila IA
tons to New Hope Co.; Mary Alice, lo6 tons TO
Hampshire and Baltimore 90. Departed-Six
DAYS, with salt, cement, &c, to Skaters Mill.
and thirteen boats light.
FLouh AND GRAM MARKET There are ne
arrivals Of -four or grain reported to-day.
Flour-Fair demand for the city trade. Prices
asquoted yesterday, but sales limited. GRAIN
No sales of wheat. Good red is quoted nomi.
nally at S2aS2l0.
Port OF Observation-Disclosures
Fnitz. PS,, n%S, New ,asraG Staamerp Sss
Gull, Fish, New York; w. Kennedy, Christy,
Baltimore; Prasto, Briggs, Providence; n.
Costafi; Alero, New York; Malta, Blades: An
namessex; Globe, DAVIS, de-; Carson, A Mar
shall, Baltimore; 9losson, Combs, do.