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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-11
.TEEE ASSASSINATION OF PRESIDENT
LINCOLN IN EUROPE.
Proceedings of,bc Ensli.,, Parliament.

PROCEEDINGS Oh tDf SsN-tf"1
IN tho House 81 Lords on the 9th Earl Russell gave
notice that on Monday. the LIST Of May, be would move
an address TO the Crown expressing the SORROW and
ind gEation OF the House at tic assassination OF the
President If tine United States, aud proving Her MAJ
esty convey expression Of those feelings 10 tie Gov
.efnmelt Of the United States
Earl Derby hoped the Government had taken pains
ascertain that there nothing in the form Of tho
motion render u m IN the slightest degree doubtful
whether unanimous assent would be given by the House
Ito tie motion. As proposed the natter was nnweee
dentod lie was quite certain the expression OF sorrow
and indignation oT The arocious act committed would
not only meet WIFI the M nIaogs assent OF The House.
but wuald represent the feeling Of every Ian, woman
and child H. Her Maj sty's d0mnions.
Eail Russell said Ear. Derby correct IN saying
thai the CIRCUMSTANCES were happily rnplccctentcd
eud lie hoped that there would be nothing IN tie form OK
tie motion W4icA would cause objection to be taken
10 T..
In the House az Commons Sir George Gray In tho
absence OF Lord Plnerton. on cccout oi Illness, gsYe
Ia notice similar to that given by EHl Russell N tho
House Of Lords adding tlat tie Address should cor
yey strong feeling o. sympathy aud confidence Win
tie Government and people of tnal u.ed states. Inc
announcement wes received with cheers.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-11

line Of grizzly beard extending from his upper,p Isnl
end left to his ears which latter oddy enough nav
lie wears his Int on one side OF his forehead niue IN
rear Of the temple bone and carries his hands l III,
pockets lie puts up at the best hotels gives ho Drs.
snnDere spous the pest horses and-neyer mas au!
Taney lie PROCESSES t. be Ieyoluiionst, ana is an
uneqaiyocal rowdy Cunning, unprnciped ana ieau!
he lacks only the courage 10 carry out LIS uesIcie
schemes No doubt lie employed Booth, ana was inc
authorized agent Of Davis.
Let him come back by all means
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-11
The Proceedings in the European
ParliaMcnts.
Meetings in AL. the Large Cities
of England.
OPINIONS OF TIE ENGLISH PRESS.
Arrival Of the Asia n. Halifax.

HALIFAX, WFnSrsDAy May 10, lsn1
The Royal Mail steamship Asia, Capt. Noodle when
ef; Liverpool at IL o'clock on the morning Of the 9th
and Queenstown the 3Oth has arrived at Halifax to-
might. She brought &c passengers Tor Halifax ani 80
for Boston.
The steamship Teutonis from New-York, arrived at
Southampton early on the morning OF the ssth
Tie steamship Etna reached Liverpool Oh tie after
noon OF tie 2sh.
Tho steamship China. from Ncw-Yoik, reached
Queenstown in the forenoon on the Doth.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-11
Advertised md Photographed.
A Washington special to The philadelphia

A Washington special to Tic Philadelphia H.
guirer says:
"Col. l.. G. Baker has had photographs OF Davis
rucker CLAW. SANDER Cleary, and Thompson, with
M descriptions Of their stature hair eyes. &c, pre-
pared ON large handbs stating The price set upon The
heads Of each one, and their crime OF being aecesso
les 10 The assassination. These handbs similar q
tic rewards offered for horse thieves. will be posted
through Clnada and Europe. 50 that t'ese criminals
should they he allowed to escape via Halifax, VIII be
tracked wherever they 90 and morkcd forever There
il sequoeolod spot ior them. 40 iest Tor them IN
illis word"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-11
Associated Press Dispatch.
PnmADELPHIA, Wednesday, Nay

PHILADELPHIA, Wednesday, Nay TO- 1865
The Bulletins Washington special says:
"The reporters for the public press refused ad
mbsion to to the trial of the assassns to-day The con
sequence will be that particulars Of IL tTial viii he
made public until its close except lIou the medium
Of ,ae Government authority"
SECOND DISPATCH.
WASHINGTON Wednesday. alay 10 1865
The Commission, convened by special Orders
No BIC met at 10 o'clock this morning consisting Oh the
following details
MAi0r-Gen David Hunter, United States Volunteers
Malor-Gcn. Lewis Wallace United States Volun
teers.
Brevet MejorGen. August V. Kautz, United States
Volunteers.
feers
Brig. Ger. Robert S. Foster, United States volun
tecrs.
Brecet Brig Gen. james A. Ekin, United States Vol
nnteers.
Brig. Gen r. N. Harris, United States Volunteers.
Brevet Col. G. II. TOmpkins, United states Army.
Lieut. Col David X. Clendenn, 9Th Illinois Cavalry
Big. Gen Joseph Holt. Judge Advocate and Re
COTder
The order converting the Court having been read in
the hexng Of the prisoners they were asked II they
had any objection 10 any member OF the Commission
10 which they all and severay replied they had none
The Commission, the Judge. Advocate General the
Assistant Judge Advocates and the reporters having
been duly sworn. the pfisOners-David i. Harold
George A. Aizerott. Lewis Payne, Michael OLoughln,
Edward Spangler. Samuel Arnold, Mary l.. Surratt
and Samuel A. Mudd-were arraigned on tue charge
and specification.
Each Of the prisoners pleaded not guilty to the charge
and the specification
The Commission after deciding on the rules by
which 1t would be governed, adjourned to meet Oh
Thursday. May III, at ii o'clock d. H.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-11

EXECUTIVE CHiNBrR
WAsHiNGfoS, April - letJ. }
EXECUTIVE ORDER.-Being DESTROYS to relieve
all loyal citizens ard well disposed persons residing IN
insurrectionary States from unnecessary oommeFchi
restrictions and TO encourage them to return to peace
fnl pursuits il is hereby ordered:
Firs;-That the restrictions upon informal ana DO
nestle commercial intercourse be discontinue IA sue
rarts of the states of Tennessee Virginia. Noth caro-
lima South Carolina Georgia, Florida, Alabama, Mis-
ssspp and 80 mach Of Louisiana as lies east OF the
Mississippi River, shall be embraced within the iines
of National military occupation, excepting only sueb
restrictions rs are imposed by Avis OF congress ana
Regulations in pursuance thereof prescribed ~ Inc
Secretary Of the Treasury, ana approved by the TI'
dent; and excepting olso from the elect OF TINS ora
the following articles, contrabaud Of war to VII;
Arms ammunition. and all articles from winch a'n'hu
milton is manufactured. gray uniforms and coth loco
motives cars railroad iron and machinery Tor on rain
railroads telegraph wircs insulators ald instruments
for operating telegraph lines
Seeond-Ihat al EXISTING military and naval orders IN
any manner restricting domestic and coustWiae con-
mercal intercourse and trade IN tie localities above
named, be- and the are hereby revoked and that
10 military naval officer IN any manner interrupt or
interfere with tie same with any boats or other Ne
sels fed therein undcr proper authority pursuant
the equations Of tie Secretary Of he Treasury
ASrREw JOHNSON
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-11
Election mt Ogdensburg-sucecss Of III
Entire Union Ticket.

OGpEysDUEG. St. Lawrence Co., May 10, 1865.
The charter election today resulted in the
success OF the whole Union ticket. Calvin W. Gibbs
Was elected President by l9i majority.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-11
Uric Canal Nuvigation.

ALBANY, Wednesday May 10, 1868
Buffalo, Lookport and Rochester boats passed
Fultouyio yesterday showing that the Erie canal is
inayicable along the whole lIc Among the boats
lpassing were three laden with lumber one with nolr,
Tour with oats and one with malt.
Gov. Fenton has returned to this city.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-11
Three Of tle sons Of Liberty 10 be Exc
cutcd.

CINCINNATI, Wednesday May 10. 1865
Dispatches from indianapolis say that Bowles,
Mufgan and Jersey leaders Of the Sons OF Liberty.
who we're convicted Of reasonable conspiracy some
ontbs snte, &c 10 Nv s.eSated CT NC I'D il.i.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-11
AN EXECUTIVE ORDER
Intercourse with Insurrectionary States.
WHAT MAY BE TRADED IN, AND WHERE.
CIciai.

WAsuIYcIoS Wednesday, May 10 1868.
RULES AND REGULATIONS CONCERNING COM
MERCiAL INTERCOURSE WITH ESURREc
TIONARY STATES.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-11

o Arsa. sess party sa:r lS ss s s VIM
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-11

PROSPECTS OF Ills CAPTURE.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-11
THE ASSASSINATION.

The Elight Of Davis.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-11
TIE CASE OF HAROLD,

HIS yoUaWEEs TO oATSADA
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-12-13
OBITUARY.

HOLLAND PAINE, Oldest s.n of Rev A.. E.
and N. .J.SMITu, Of the S. C.-COnfercnce, died Of
Typhoid Fover, in Greenwood, S. C., Dec. 9Th,
1855, aged II years, month, Id days
The commendnble aspirations Of tho obetient,
and studious SOP, with the worthy-placed hopos
of the honored psrsnta, wero all cutof by death.
Whether in ths school of letters, orin tho never
vacant seat in tho Sabbath school, in association
with his fellows for business or, plonsure,-or as
the model to the younger children 10 the well
governed family truth, respect, modesty, with q
quiet and chastoned propriety, were ever promi-
nent. Ills delight in the. worship of God, his
punctuslity in Sabboth school, prayer and read
ing the Bible, and his .professel lore for good
things, good people, and agracious Sarirr, even
in his last hours, giyelig I'm darkness, tnd much
hope in trouble tho bereavsd parents tb their
son PAINE is now with his sister, the little angel
ADA, in heaven. 5, S. II.
DIED, on tho night of the 4,h December, little
TOMMIE, Son of tho late Thos. N. Canton, and
Mrs. Kate Grafton.
Few pass through life without having tasted
the bitter cup. But it is thocot Of this widowed
mother to drain it to the dregs. Only few
feeting months havc swcpt by since wo chroncied
the:death Of her husband, than whom NO noblcr
lorsbravcr or better man ever gave up hia life on
Southern battle fields. And now it becomes our
duty to record tho flight of her little boy to
Heavon. -
j This lovely child, aged only ten months and
twenty days, had entwined itsplf around the
hearts Of all. These bitter sacrifices, lone and
widowed mother, will add to your glory hereafter.
Try to look upon your lost darling as ono more
link binding your heart to God and to his service.
q - J.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-12-13
The Nntional Congress.

The National Congress met at Washington on
Monday the 4th Decembcr. Having no mails,
and receiving papers only by chance, wQ-have
not been able to make ourselves quite an conrant
as to the d5ings of our great national council.
Suffice it to say that Mr.. McPnERsoN, the Clerk
of the House Of Representatives,, has declined to
enroll the names Of any of the members elect
from the Southern States, even excluding those
from Tennessee. The Republicans unanimously
adopted resolution to bo offered in loth Houses,
for the appointment Of committee Of fifteen To
consider the condition of the "so-ealed Confod-
crate States" and report whether any of them
are entitled to representation. No member will
be admitted until such report be made, and acted
upon by Congress. Hon, Mr. CetrAN, who is
Speaker, will havo tho appointingl of this com
mit.ce on tho part OF the House. He is fierce
radical Republican, and will appoint men whose
views upon the subject accord with his own. If
we over get any report at all from this committee,
the great probability is that it will be decidedly
unldvorablc one. The long and short of it all ia
this After having promptly and ubstantially
adopted all the measures Indicated from Washing
ton, thereby purchasing rights at fearful cost,
VIC are still IS be dunisd those rights. And That
if we are ever admitted into tho Union again
(out of which the President snys wo have never
been, It is to be aftcr further bitter humiliation
and sacrifice.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-12-13
A Hint.
and sacrifice

We have now Constitutional Governor. Would
it not be n wise thing to raise Volunteer Com
pany from among the young and middle-aged
men of this town, and offer the said Company 10
the Gorernor? The Militia has to be rcorganizcd,
and this will most probably be donO during the
present session of the Legislature. So that if We
should be quick enough in raising and offering
such Company. as VIC. propose, it would doubt
less have tho honor Of being the Oldest in the
State. The necessity for such corps isvcry
great; there noodle no reasoning on that subject.
It is the height Of wisdom in these times to be
ready. Let tho.c who are not abls to muster or
90 duty in such Company, put their hands in
their pockets and help to equip it. We exhort
somO of our young men, who have seen much
military service, and are possessed Of large mill
tAry experience, to move forthwith in this o'l-im-
portant matter. >,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-12-13
is the International Telegraph Line, with

rate tue International Telegraph Line, with
a.line:from New York tosthe West Indies.
In the House, resolutions re;olered for
the relief otM Mrs. .Lincols, sby the payment
intfullsof hrrhusband's salary. The resolu-
lions were introduced by Mr.. Wentworth,
aad were referred to the Select Committee to
BIZ appuiuted to take action concerning his
death.
Mr.. Stephens introduced Bill to permit
wounded soldiers TO accept employment under
the Government and receive pensions at same
time.
IA Special Com.uittec was appointed to
consider tLstpart of-the Presidents hiessaaer
and all parties ard documents, relative 10
freedmenS aiiiirs.
Afr. Brigham proposed an amendment to
The Constitution annulling proposition of ex-
por, duties, prohibiting payment Of Confcd:
crate debt, and insurins to all persons equal
protection TO lie, liberty, &c.
Resolutions were adopted granting the use
Of the Hall for public meeting Of the Freed;
mems Commission. -,
T. ,llIr. FarnsNorlh offered aresolution declar-
ing that coed faith demands that cslored' sol
ders should he entitled to all the rights and
privileges OF citizens Of the UnitedfStatos.
Both branches of Congress adjourned until
Monday.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-12-13
C. y. Walker and Co.

=. As solid and trusly Commission Merchants rs
live, and tho mOst brilliant and successful Aue-
tionsers in the world. And keepers and sellers
(shall we say drinkers ?? of such Wines, Brandies,
Whiskes &c., us would revive and frcahen up o
corpse. And We eaa safely say of c. McLAaEs;
of this house, that be is snch a; profoundly good
fellow in every possiblerespect, that he may be
called "a just man made perfect" Go TO him,
all you who wapt to be accomnOdated in the
most satisfactory manner. Refer to our adyer-
tising columns for tho card of C. Y.WALxER
s Co.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-12-13
HYMENEA AL.

MARRIED, on Thursday, Nov. 3uth, at the resi-
denco of tho brides father, by Rev. q. W. Horne,
Mr. WHITFIELD CATO and Miss HARRIET
RANDALL, daughter of Mr. John D. Randall
all of this District. 80
MARRIED., on Thursday. evening, the 7th inst,
by T. q. Clark, Esq, at tho residence of AIR.
Lsrkin G. .swearingen, Mr. J. LAURENS c0vAR
and Miss SARAH NJ. ToNEY,a all of This District
MARhnD, on Thursday night, 7th inst, by the
Rov. John Trapp, Mr~J. N. GRIFFIs and Miss
MARGARET .HARLING, oil of this District.,
MARRIED; at thcrssidenco Of DIR. q. w. Tsmp-
kins, by the Rev. DR.. Towscy, on Tuesday. 1st
November, Capt R. AUGUSTUS T0MPKINS
to Miss LUCY GLOVER, all of Brazoria
County, Texas.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-12-13
New Stores in our District.

We call the special attention of our readers to
tho advertisement of HUDSON & PARKs-Mr. JAS
N. IluDsoy and Mr.. W.. L. PAnKs, both well aud
rsrorlLly known to all our pcoplc-whp> hayc
opened on establishment at Parks Store, Dark
Corner. And to that Of B. SMITH & Co., who
have set up store at Mt. Vintage, the late re.i-
doncc of FRANCIS O'CoNSon, Esq. We hope to
visit Ill these gentlemen "under their own vine
and fig trce"-which means behind their own
counters-and then VIC will tell the public more
about these new Dcpo;s Of Groceries, Dry Goods
and Sundries. tt1 .4
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-12-13
COMMERCIAL
AuGUsrA, FnIDAr, Dec. s, 1855.

corres.-The market continues unusually dulb
in consequence of which there is arc sales Of mo-
ment to note. The few sales mado woro effected
at 4s cents for Good aflddIing, md 40 cents fot
Middling. -, : - : - -
eorp.-TSe demand for Gold IS activoe at las.
Brokers' buying at 1I7,' and solllng at 14s and
cannot supply the demand.-consti,utionaliss. =
8zw Yonx, Dec. 8. J.
Sales Of cotton to-day 400 bales, at 4saso
cents. The market was dull. Flour declining.
Wheat declined 2aS cents. Corn. declined cent.
Boof dull. Pork arm. Lard dull. Whisky steady.
Naval stores firm. Gold All >,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-12-13
23s. Broad Street.

The never-coasing rush of customers to W. C.:
JosEs's, 23s, Bread ST., Augusta, Ga, continues
uuabated. His immense stock is continually be-
ing replenished, by goods inportoa direct from
the manufactures. As to Dry Goods and Fancy
Goods, everything which ono con desire, will
certainly be found at this establishment. We
have neither time nor spaco to cnumerate the
useful and beautiful articles. This enumeration
will bs found 10 another column. 80. -,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-12-13
The Place

To get your Watch repaired, or to buy new one
If you wish, is z. H. SJMnER's, Mcintosh Street,
one door north of Broad. Mr.. SUMNER Keeps
always rare collection of Watchca,s Clocks,
Jawelry, and all manner Of o6jets de .uertu. He
sets precious stoaes in tho finest and latest style;
and his hair braiding is tho most, recherche in
Augusta. All repairing, either upon watches,
clocks or jewelry, done in the most lasting man
ner, and upon the shortest notice. lie adyertises
in our paper of to-day.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-12-13
A Little Heaven!

Mrs. 0'GOsyoR's Millinery Store, next door to
GRAY MuLLARKY & Co., .. is literally q. little
heaven for Ladies. It is melancholy thing that
poor human nature sOan find heaven among
Flowers, Feathers, Ribbons and Laces; but new
erthclesst is SO, and Disgusting the fact does not
alter the caso. And Of this sort of heaven, there
ore many degrees; and Mrs. 0'coNsoR's is un-
doubtedly tho seventh and highest. Read her
card in another column, you to whom it is ad,
dressed; and repair to Augusta Immediately and
be translated.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-12-13
MIn statu Quo Ante BeIIum."

The phrase is IN old and popular one, and we
apply it to Firm almost us old and popular
SHERMAN, JEssUp & Co., e25, Broad Street, Au-
gusta, Gu. The war did not seem to Craze them.
They are as firm and reliable as ever. They are
Manufactures, Importers and Dealers in Saddles,
Brides, Harness, Whips; Trunks, Coach Matori-
rials, Rubber Machine Bolting, &c, DO, &C., ad
iaduiiun. We solicit the attention of our readers
to their advertisement in to-day's paper.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-12-13
TO Rent or Sell,

{aeGsas FINE PLANTATION, If not
NRsS$& $& previously disposed Of, will be Of.
NNNRaS fered for SALE or RENT, ut my
sasss&fsa,sao Residence, FIVE miles North Of Edge
field G.. L., on TUESDAY, tho 26th December,
ut public outcry, for the ensuing-ysar.
Tho tract contains 700 acras, about half Of
which is under o. high state Of cultivation. ono
Hundred acres in lne Cotton lands situated upon
Turkey Creek, There are about 40 acres OF wheat
and oats sowOd. On the place IL fne Dwelling
House, Gin House and Sercw, and all necessary.
out buildings.
At tho same timo and place, will be- sold all the
stock upon the place, consisting of
HORSES, MULES,
CATTLE, HOGS AND SHEEP.
-Also,LS - hs-t.
CORN, FODDER, snUCKs, COTTON SEED,
PLANTATION TOOL :, WAGONS, CARTS,
ONE GOOD CARRIAGE, NEARLY NEW,
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURN1yuaE.
&c, &C., &c.
Z x !EbGENE BURT. ::
Dtc. IL, 1t SO.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-12-13

grant Tobacco in your meerschaum, ga yourself
into comfortable position, and gently sink
into q dreamy rev.rie--wutching listiessly the
vrea,hs Of bluO Smoke us they graccfhllyascerd
upwards towards the ceiling. fti. bii'sfui; you
will forget all the wants and woes Of these dark
days. yoLaEn & Co.., have likewise oil sorts Of
splendid Snuff, ahd .syery variety Of. fine chewing
Tobacco And Pipes for the million! Their es-
Establishments are at Isa. and 254, Broad Street
yAugusta, .Ga.- See their card.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-12-13

ARREST OF Mr.. G. B., ,LxNAn.-Mr G.B.
Lamar, ST., and Mr..G. B. Lamar, Jr., were
arrested in this city on Saturday evening, in
obedience 10 orders from Department Head
quarters, aud are now confined in the Pro-
vost Guard Room.
The charge upoH which these gentlemen
bribe the United States Treasury Agents who
have charge Of the captured cotton.-Sayan.
nah Herald.
GRENADA, MISSISSIPPI, November 30.-A
collision took place here last night, between
partrof the State militia searching for arms
among the freedmen, and squad Of negroes,
assisted by some colored soldiers. Several of
the militia wore wounded, one severely. Large
numbers of mus skets, ammunition, &c., we're
found and taken from negroes.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-12-13
WI. A Ramsey "a Co.,

AT 3Os, Broad Street., Augusta, Ca, have on
hand, and are constantly receiving additions
thereto, large and unriyalcd stock Of Groceries
-Cofees, Sugars, Teas; in short, erorything that
comes under the head of Groceries. =,
!. These gentlemen are also in tho Commission
business, and solicit cousignmsnts Of country
produce. Every description of country produce
bought and sold on commission.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-12-13
Supplement to the Advertiser.

Our patrons viii perceive that, in order TO pre-
sent greater amount Of valuable reading matter,
mud at the Same time more fully accommodate our
advertising friends, we issue n supplement- to tho
Adrertisrr. This va shall continue to do weekly
until tn, first Of January lSeG, at whici time We
shall very materially enlarge our paper. =
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-12-13
Augusta plethoric with Progress, En

Augusta Plethoric with Progress, En-
- -. ergy and Improvement.
Augusta seems TO be ono torrent aud whirlpool
of business. Every store and warehouse is fllod to
overlooking; and unsurpassablo selections Of
every class of articles which good tnste or mer-
camille experience can suggest, mny be found
along the almost cntiro length Of Broad Strest.
Below, we make brief mention of u few Of the
business houses Of this most. enterprising city.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-12-13

sR" Gov. johnson of Ga, has been ordered
by the Preeident to bold his position as PfOvis-
ional Governor Of that State until further orders
gsg- The members from all the Southern States
except Virginia, Tennessee and Louisiana will
go to Washington bosring certificates Of election
from Provisional Governor, which ends tho
question at once. A Provisional Governor is q
thing entirely unknown to the law and members
elected under their auspices, and bearing thcir
certificates, do not come within the purviow of
tho law as having boon elected in accordance with
tho laws Of tho States respectively or of the
United Sta.es." 40 11,s
sSs Trains over tho South Carolina Railroad
are now running to Hampton's Turn Out, six
miles fr om Columbia y