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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-11-18

The Grand Jury of the United. States
District Court in session at Cincinnati on
Thursday returned indictments against
twenty-three persons for dealing in coun-
terfeit money. ' u f,. .,-r-....r
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-11-18

The Cleveland Plain Dealer states that the
salaries Of female teachers in that city have
been thus fixed by the Board of Education:
Teachers with one years experience, $3.50;
new teachers, $500. st#
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-11-18
Mustered out.

The officers and men belonging to seven
out of the ten companies Of the 22d Veter-
an Reserve Corps at Camp Chase, were
yesterday mustered out of the service, and
will be paid and finally discharged to-day.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-11-18

The 18th Ohio Cavalfy,fnumberihg %
officers and 6l5 men, left Louisville yes
terday for Camp Chase for payment and
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-11-18
SATURDAY MORNING, ~ NOV. Il
Thanks.

To the General and Local Agents and 70
Messengers of Adams Express we are un-
der continued obligations for late Eastern,
western and Southern papers In advance
Of the mails. tgro.io9ad- tfit ,uf iu
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-11-18

w. E. PATTERSON, Assistant Surgeon
65th o. .VI, has beehA discharged the SER
vice, on account of physical disability to
date from the Doth ult. s,,,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-11-18
s.. BARMoRE C co.

lNREAT wESTERN DETECTIvE PO-
NJ lice Agency, Rooms Nos. and o Carpenters
building, No. III South High street, Columbus.
Ohio.
Established for the detection Of Criminals, the
Recovery Of Lost or Stolen Property, the prnsecu-
ton Of Police Business generally, and the Collec-
tion Of Claims.
I All business intrusted will be faithfully and
promptly executed, and upon terms commensurate
with Services rendered. .ls,N
Satisfactary reference can be given ~ a 4
\ Liberal RE WARD will be paid TO any person
giving inform alton leading to the detection Of
Criu O. or the recovery Of Lost or Stolen Properly
the authorities Of this and other cities visiting this
locality. lnovlS-dom
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-11-18

THE Ohio Farmer. in noticing the sale OF
the Columbus Journal says, 'it is reported
that Adjutant General CowEN takes charge
of the paper as Editor-in- Chief"
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-11-18

JUDGE HAUGHsY, one of the oldest citi-
zens of Newark, died on the 18th inst. He
was buried with Masonic honors on Tues
day last.II ltl nLh hllNNL.I.IA.l. /.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-11-18
hEw ADvERTts EMEMTss
Mare Lost.

MISSED FROM DIR. .JOANSON,S STA.
I1 sbe in WorthiDeton, on the night Of the 13th
inst q BLACK MARE, between ten aed twelve
years old and very .thinin flesh. Any person fnd-
ing the Mare and Eeturni9g her TO me, giving ini
4 rmation whore she can be found. will be liberal
ly rewarded. JOHN MARCUS;
w orthington. Ohio. Nov. 10. 1865. ~ dit !.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-11-18

| Universalist Church-3d street.
( Rev. Thomas German will preach in the
Uniyersallst Church i6' this city, on Sunday
next, the 10th inst, morning and evening,
at TIE usual hours. ysG.R@ts novl7-td
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-11-18

The type yesterday morning made us
say that General MoReAN's msjority In
Rlchland county was l04. His majority
was 4Oi. eeI
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-11-18
LOG AL N z w . .

THEY are preparing a7skating pond in
Wheeling-an association having been
formed for that purpose.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-11-18

steamer Peru, Captain Hall, arrived on the
evening of the 2Sth inst, bringing dates
from V ValparAiso TO the 10th, and Callao to
the Dist inst, eight days later. There is no
change whatever to note, however, In the
Spanish Chilian war. The blockade con-
tinues, aud Pareja has said that II Chill
does not come to terms after 1t has been
established forty-five days, he will proceed
TO stronger measures. A bombardment
of Valparaiso is confidently expected. A
lengthy correspondence has taken place be-
tween the Spanish Admiral and the foreign
conshls of Valparaiso which presents no
new features, the note from the latter body
containing principally q protest against Pa
There was In the bay Of Valparaiso, on the
10th inst, besides the Spanish vessels, one
English steam.frigate and two steam sloOps-
of-war. one Italian stHam-frigate, one
French steam -frigate, and the United States
was represented by the old sailing sloop-0f
war st. Mary's; but several United States
steamers were daily expected. ,br.i.rs n
Chilli may be said to be in defenseless
condition, so far as her sea-coast Is con-
cerned. Her principal ports are without
any means Of keeping of hostile fleet, ol
preventing itcoming into the ports and
bombar ding within pistol shot Of the shore
Valparaiso could pe destroyed without tht
slightest hope of doing the attacking force
any material injury, and the same may be
said regarding the other seaport towns OF
cities. Her navy consists Of q few small
steamers suitable for running along the
coast. Admiral Simpson, Of Chill, is now
In Europe contracting for ships and arms
and several powerful ships are now being
built for the Goyernpent.f ~
The general opinion here Is that Chill
wjllnot WELD an inch to the Spaniard hencs
| the trouble may last some time. Spain car
never land a man, and must have Q vastly
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-05-17
The Future Home of Mrs. Lincoln,

We learn from Washington that il is the
purpose o! Mci. hincC.n to male this city her
future home. More than a year ago tie de-
ceased President declared o~some ot his in.
timaie personal friends here tbaf'after he hai
laid aside the cares Of bis great pl1ee and re-
tired to private life, it was his Intention to
sunpd The remainder df bis days in Chicago.
He had coImissioned'oac Of our citizens to
look ABOUT the city, and before the close of
his present team Of office. to secure tho rsfl.
sal OF Comfortable tes'aance on soln4 pleas
an. and suitable street. He felt warm at-
tachrient f'r the people Of Ohicsgo far what
they had done for him before he became
President, and foy their nawavelihg and r,,w.
enful support tlfcrgh tiie Dark days .sf. his
i-rs5t term. Ifihe mater hadsbeen-left.te the
first cho;fe OF tie stticSen widow Of tho fall.
on Chief she wouIl have directed that his
ashes should repose ..s;.s' tGSse Of Stephen A.
Douglas But the strenuous desires Of Spring-
-acll friends ei the President i,rcvaile. :nSc.
Letting III" place "I interment. The sa,;icn
}l.,ril Of the President prev.atea ia.n dram
expressing any cpinioa OF Preference il re.
lalion to y choice Of cenlc.ery.-Gamasp III
pehS' -, ,-,-t...s 10 t.s *,
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Sioneman's Men in Anderson and
Grcenviile.

lin accoaat of tho Amos: tta, cessation Of our
rlai!s, we bay. bscn a3lc tn Learn very i,tic tf
-lcfai.c character concerning the appearance and
doinss Of tho Federal raiders in Anderson Hnd
Grcenviilc. Il seems that considerable fvrce
'of'cava>ry. supposed 70 be part Of the left wing
Of S1"sENAS's army, appeared in those scc'iuus
of eur S;a;c about Two weeks and li.lf rgo
This f REQ, il is preEumed, was in .earch'of Mr.
DAVIS; their expedition. would appear. to have
taken place in the short interim between the twp
arinisticss. We arcinfomed that while in Green
Vile, they were notified Of new ,armisiire. he
tween Genls. JOHNSTON and suEHNAS, and that
they forthwith ceased allncts of hostile charac-
ter In Grcenviile they are said to have shot and
killed Mr.. WILLIAM CE0fcE, sone of the oidest,
wclthicst aud mos. respectable citizcrs Of the
town, a band of fvo or six attempting to take
his horses, ho shot in among them md ihcn as:
sailed hcm with the bat Of his gun. They i'm
m.diatyly despatched him.
Going to the house CT Col. Inyly, another
promla a,utcltzen, they demanded to knew OF him
where he had hidden his money and silver Re-
fusing 10 tell theu, the oficcriu command Of tie
: squad ordered his nlen to draw down upon tho
refractory gcn,lcnran and gave him five minTtes
for d,liberation. lie co9l!y tad them to fire.;
that NO one knew the whereabouts of his silver
but himself and that The secret should die with
him. Upon thiss they turned and Quilted Lis
premises.
The Rev. JAMES DorcE. man Ct the Highest
character and immense wealth, is said t. have
been treated by them with great indignity; they
stripped his person of every ting save Shirt and
drawers, and pochetiug his silyor, departed. This
gentleman complaining :he commanding officer,
was told by the latter that if he could identify
the offenders, they should be Immediately shot.
It's further said that they shot negro for in
science to q white woman,
And that they secured and carried of forty or
ifiy thousand dollars in specie, belonging 10 the
Bank Of Charleston.
They burned no buildings either in Anderson
ii GtcsL yilc
They carried of many slaves, all Of whcm
have since returned TO their aNners.
We do nc, however vouch for tbs truth of 'ho
above Statements VIC have re;atcd them us We
heard :hcm.
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OBITUARY.
DIED, IN Newherry, "n the 18th April Inst, Mrs
BETHANY BLEASE, in the 6Sth year Of her

DIED, IN Newherry, "n the 18th April Inst, Mrs
BETHANY DLEASE, iu tLe 6Sth year Of her
age.
In February lse3 the deceased .proresSea faith
in Christ nnl Was baptized l,y tho Rav Dr. Man
~, Sr., ai ctfciii i'frciu which time to the hour
of her DEATH shc'nut on.y cScmpii lied the scru-
incness nf her Saith, int by pious life and cou
sistsnt walk she recommended to others the re!i-
gion she proiesss,l. 'rnus at m0!hc; ia Lrosi'
has passed nwHy, 'caviug The lnelpry Of her many
virtues rs shining ii:ht 10 guile her aii ctcd
children to thai :ahitiiy not made with hands,
eternal in TIC Hcarsns." blessed are tic dad
thai die in :hc Lcrd." J. Ii. ii. :.
Fell, by stray bal! frcm the enemy. Sharp-
shooters, IT rs.euir, ncbmunts< near Ein-.on, N.
G., March 9th. 1865. in t;.h i9ih year of his age,
MICHAEL RUTLAND,.u private ol Co. A, 18th
S. c. Regiment, nrdihcr ns South Carplinn's no.
BILE sons who havc been freely offered the altar
Of their country
This amrhle soldier, yonnG as be was, had, by
his lovely qval,ies of mind, bis noble solIicrly
bearing, aud unfaitcring patriotism, taken IN ex-
allied position iu tbc estimation of the officers and
mon of lis coumau,l. ffaving fully weighed his
task as soldier, he was ready for any lu,y, and
in battle remarkably hrAve.
He appeared snisie,i that he would die in the
war, hut this seei..el 70 strengthen him in deter
minel courage. His comrades deeply sympsthize
with his bereaved, relatives, but arc glad to say
We sorrow not rs thoss who have no hope He
fingered for several hours after receiving the
fatal wound, talked calmly OF his approaching
dissolution, aud finally fell asleep. His body rests
or 3he Bctsle-felG, his soul in heiaDd of ponce.
r . Is. w. HORNE,
s i. .. 49,, Ills Captain.
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general .inrrman,s Terms.

The N. Y. Hrutd contains the following,
among other 1easons, why General Sherman
was talked:
Isl. Il was an exercise Of authority not
vested III Sherman, and Johnston knew Il.
.-2d. It was practical recognition.
81. 1t undertook to establish the rebel
Government. and placed munitions cf war
in the hands. of the rebels which might bc
used as soon as. the United States armies
were dishanded, to slbdue the losal States.
18th. The re establishments of slavery.
9TH. As furnishing grounds for he payment
Of the rebel debt, and subjectipg loyal citi-
z6ns Of rebel States u the debt c,msunnaa,
ted by their State. ~
9Th As ignoring the separate existence Of.
W"siern Fitsania: s'.,.
1..h As. ;s,j,iit:.,ing' ;hr confaaiiou laws,
a,u re! &. .,eh4is. pi' ,:very degree IRON
pals. and peneEi;'-. a.
: o.i;. As .givins lsruia reinaed by p.e-i.irat
I,inculn, and better thau any eyer ask-'l.
s,a. As sil' ralinr nn nass fDr a fasli ~
pcacs; but ei-rsd -et"' fr.:nl le .rcsaqre
ii {, ica, ~ IA ! c"u,.:;,'n = o5cr.iiccw
tho Government when rccuperated.
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Personal.

Maj. Gen. NJ. c. BurLER, whose social and pub
lie virtues and whose deep and earncs. devotion
to the Southern cause, have rendered him so de-
sseedly popular aud beloved, has arrived at his
holne ia our midst. We are cxtretleiy glad TO
l.esr that this distinguished citizen and sodior
si;l snon recommenue the practice Of law in
Edgof-lh
Capt, JAMES B. Sullivan, another Of our most
usoful and popular citizens, late Qq4rtermaster of
Manigeult's Brisadc,shas also cans back to tho
place that b..s known him SO long iand favorably.
Wehope that he too will soon rcappear in his old
line of business. .s.%
And, ,stin another old friend and !favoritc. Capt.
Fnep L. SMITH, Com :nssary of Buffers Division
Of Cayary, whose faithiulness and efficiency
throughout the war have been unparalleled.
And yet another, Capt. T. II. 9ARk Of CO. +,
81 Regiment 5. c. Cavalry, who, after fur years
q: gallant a,l9 uninterrupted service in The army,
is preparing 10 scitle down Ouce pore in quiet
r.ill,sO-apl, w9 take ii frr granted, to resume
his profession. .aa
An:i last, but not lonst, Capt. EpNusD II. Co
VAR, uts, for ycpr; before the war, vas ono af
the moss honorcd and skil!fuI members Of the
4 a,reriiscr corps, and who during tho war has
never slept off of tho field. May better and
brighter days demand very soon again The seryi-
ces of hi. manly right arm for theold Adreriiser
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rhe Empire in Meyaco--signs ofits Ap.
preaching Dissoiution.

Tha latest intelligence from Mexico goes to
show thstail airs in thatcoRntry ere apprc ach-
,p9 crisis which must saan eTenspnte in.the
downfall of the empire. Our European al
vices. as we'll as information from the most
r.l;al3e sources in Mcxiou, dap;cs. the position
of NJ ,x;nntian As being mast difficult, While
he il growing cypry liv more than ever DIS
satisfied with his high oilice and its serious
sresn ,ns;biit.iss. In fact, aiier short years
inp.riai,rus in the palace Of Mon ezums,
complete chaugs seam 10 be Coming. over the
spirit Of his dreams, and toe throne hewas so
iiasty to accsps be is ROW as ready to sarren-
rier. In view oes.ll the facts OF the caSeas
they ,havereached us, it wenid> not be sur,
yr,sine if the.new Emperor should abdicate
and >yeiura TO Enrnpe before the close OF the
u,esent year. The empire ,wruid. thus col
ja..so al! ut c,ca, like soap bubSfe. TGis
wo,,,,! he the firing end of sueh ;Jrhai taicc
rs IN ltt.nps1o aet ur An ari.tocrntic govern
,.-ms ON the Alnsrc at continent.
The rsturai resat.uf the ,emrernenl OF the
Emoeru,. alaximihan would l,c a thorough ic-
suS,itatio. OF Tie :iheral ssr constitutional
party and Vigorous reaction IN favor os the
republic We have always co,i'enaed that
the mass OF Mexico are irue To tie Aenl,-
cratic idea and such an opportunity would
ahuadantiy p:oye it. President JnaTez;. II:
the only existing representative ofctntra.;zed
power, outside of Maxim;'ian, would again be-
come the chief actor on the scene. and, vi j
the aid of some of the sblest men inthe land,
/, his authority might be r,'-estahlished with,
out much fur,ner trouble. Thus Mexico
would, after all, right her own wrongs with
sut any foreign Intervention or assistance.
Ne know that help is expected from The
uai.e.l States. but we c. nd renler the Mexi'
cans no efsctus! assist: nee for some years to
c,ne Our own Affairs are eDough to denlHnd
all our attention, AID even If THO war were
entirely ended, our financial condition would
not warrant any reckless interference il otf-
cr peoples broils Our wspn,est sympatlics
ar. nntwi: hstandng. with the republic, anu
We would be bnt tno happy 10 heaf OF the
final collapse oi the empire. The news. how.
ever, will MT be 81 paistable IN f'puiS &apo-.
laon Err in the abdication Of M:.x,u;sian one
nt :. the greatest acts Of his reign" would eN-
,i ,Ge "a her disas,rously. The Conclusion il
,unid produce 10 France ard Europe would
!,e very great iudeed. there j. no saying
that !, might 30: ,erra;nate in o biondy revo-
iu.iun.~ New Yurk Herald
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From the Charleston Courier.
Free Lnbor.
4 NEW ORDER.

HrAHarArrgRs NORTHERN DisrErcr
Department of the South,
Charlestou. S. G.. April %.
To Planters residing On the north bank of
the Ashley, Cooper and Wando rivers. aud
the Lower Santee, Black, Pedee and Wpc-
camaw rivers:
Numerous applications have been naco to
me for information rs to the policy to be
adopted on the subject Of labor.
Ali can undcr,tand the importance of max
iAg crop tila present season, and tDresee
the misery and suffering consequent upon its
failure.
In TIC present unsettled state OF the cann
try, and Ill he :hsfnca ci any -recucrize,i
State aptloptie,, fad .tuly duty to "s>u:nc
control'0f the pianLatiuns near the tniitar!
lines, aud order as follows:
1t. the planters, after taking Tho ua:a oi
allegiance will assemble the freedman, (!atc-
ly their ,lap..s and ,iniJrm them tina, ihey
are irre, and .iia, hanceforh they must DE-,
pend upon theirown exel.innj for support
: -. Equitable, ,eontrac'sin writing xii! be
made hy the owrer. Of ,be land with the
freedmen fer the cnilsa'ion Of The iund dn
riny the rreseuteycar.
PAymenl viii DE made in Kind, ADD the
allowance of apo half The crup is recun-
a.ndel as f.;r eonpansstion tor the labor,
tue landlord furnishing <e.1si.tse. until The
c.oT i saiL r;d. :,
:i'te caa7.:a:t. MI re- s:::...::sste;; e Il.
"a: NJ - - : ie:. -
pr,yat.,
WreMlhe a';osa requirements ave complied.
WitS, pro:e., ia viii liz sinpt.'l. IS lar es
military necessity will aliow; bu, where n"
c'.n!racl Is n.arir. the cr'p will '.e considered
S'r:sitei i..r Is. -. 81 he isoarcrs Should
LLc owner, rc!.lsa 10 eulnya.G L. th"y v iii !c
ear>iltftd as embarrassing The Government,
aud the land Will Le u-ed for colonies of
freednieu lrOn tine interior.
~ JonS ?. HArcn,
Gen. Coins's.
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casaalties in ,he.,sth S. 9. Cavalry,

Casualties in the.;5th S. q. Cavalry.
RIDGE: Edgcfeil Dist, May si 1865.
Mn. Ep,roR: Por the Information ot friends
please publish lhe+folfe,firg list of casualties in
the 9th South Car ,liha eayary, Logau's Brigade,
Buffers Divi Jon, during the campaign just
closed: ~.
Feb li.h.--c1. Missing: Private j w
sCrum. ~ ..5.t .a4;.te..
Feb. 1Gth.-Co u-Missins Private Hodges.
Feb 2Oth.-Co D--Missipg: Private staamore
Bryan. -.
Feb. 2+th---Col Zimmerman Davis, band, slight.
Co A.-WounInl: Private l. a D,utzlcr, leg. &C.
we're. Co B--KiIled Scrseaut A Il Richardson.
Wounded: P, iv;i.e NJ s,aons, arm, flesh. Co +
Lieut. E Brool:er, leg, severe. Co A-Mssins:
sorgt Hsisicr:
March Cth.-C" F.-Mssins: rriyato Roof
.ilad G. Hal!man
March 9tb.--co P-Missing: Private j Z Drc-
her. go G--Missing: Private W Whaoy.
March lOth.--co A.--Wuundad: sergt Ii
Dulles arm, seve-c; Private D c Hill, inortally.
Co D-wuunlcl; Lieut. J p Devsaux, bot.
legs, hands snl Shoulder, severe; Private Vim
Teppc, jr, abdomen, severe. Co F.-capt II
caughman, leg severe; Privates D Lnpo. shou'-
der, se:ere WIN shcal. thigh; D Harmon, arm
slight. Co K-Wclnded: Privates D Eisop,
head, severe; ] 7 Steiner, arm, setero Missing
Private r Mcdaniel.
March ] tl.-=Co A--Waupdel: Priv. J Bax-
t:r, thigh, aesh. Co c-Prisase B Souls, side,
mortal,
March 13tli.-Wounded seryt Maj v Dib-
BILE, left arm .amputased. Co A-WouudoI: Pri-
vate Bail. thigh, flesh. Co H-Wounded:
Psivates c .Lockcy, side, slight; J 3 Living
ston, side, confusion. Co K-Private q Burnet,
arm, severe. Co F-Missins: Private, II Jack
son. Ca G-Missins; Prsatc'J. j Biant,n.
March latA.-co foWouDded: Private II L
Hunter, hip; ,csh.
Msroh 20t!l.-Cn D--Woundrl: Private G )
! Reed, supposed mortally. as.
March. .2lst--Co K-Killod: Private Ca
sey. Wounded: Private J NJ M,rtjoy, arm. lcfa
on the field. Co F-Missiug. Lieut. II Caush-
maa and Priyarc J W Sawyer. Co Missing !.
sergt Balm. Co K-Miasing: P:;r.tos R G
Whitemine, J n Holcomb.
April 1O.-co FNPrivata ---- Roberts, arm,
Gosh.
Total, Killed, wounded 2s; missing, IL
| Total ~.
Very respectfully, &C.,
ZIMMERMAN DAVIS,
Col. 5th S. C. Cavalry.
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was rcnea within few miles Of the .capitsl.
4 second army. oy.rwh' lining in point Of
numbers, and commanded by general whom
4 too ch;valrons Confidence raised to the rank
e national IDOL was half Destroyed in The
q ,;sumuus marshes Of the Chickah"miny, and
he remnant had 10 heat az .nominous re.
treat. a third and t,urth attempt. to reach
tine Confederate stronghold were check d by
Inurleruus rrvcrses, till at last the capture of
Richmond became byeword. 1t would be
too much to say that the people were never
discouraged. M, their discouragement was
profound, but it never led them for a moment
to tcink Of giving up the contest. After eve
ry fall they sprang npou their feet stronger
and more determined than ever, and to-day
they are lhe:sictors.
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GrccnbackS..

Gen. Molincuv, crmman;ing at Augusta. hns
issued an order in relation to "srcenhaeks" as
follows - unitcd States natss, commonly kuown
rs Grsen5aeas.-.inade legal tender by At OF
Cong sres.-,rill be .p"dc ihc ras:s OF Prices Cur
rem, u. this Post. Any merchants, and dealers in
produce or provisions refusing to take tbs same
ut par, will he brought before tho Provost MAJ
saal To avoid any justice i" the making. Of
change where siUa,i notes or fractional paris "f
no!cz cannot be obtained, aud specie is n'ed, ard
the value of it is not amicably agreed upon be-
tween buyer ard seller, the dispute will be ad-
juslcd Ivy the Provost Marshal
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llMitum in parvo.

Ten prominent rcbos bayo on deposit in Non
trs,.l, canada, Sa,SUO, 900 in sp:cic.
aGold in Philadslphiis ou the 2lst cosod al rjo.
Parties are nesotiating to establish line OF
steamers between Charleston apd Now York.
General ll.'lcck is assigned to thc command OF
Virginia and North caroliua. Gen. Gilmore re-
mains in command Of the Department Of the
South.
Alexander Dumas has si*en up lis visit to
America.
Vast quantities of cotton xeFe captured. al
Selma.
Preston King, Of New York, is mentioned as
the probable successor Of Mr. Seward.
Mr.. st:nica, it iissad, sil resign the port fplio
of War.
Mrs'Liacoln has bsca very i'll siace >thc lsa:
of her husband. -.
oonaign punishment is % hs visited, by order
of the eGovcrumcnt. upon E.jnec GeoFsc'. ehar'cs
aud ST. Marys apantlas, aarylan;l. They hayo
always. been hostile. aud h:tely.h;rbpred Booth.
Erlanger, sao na:ric'l Mi's Si-'e, is one Of
,tls largest dealers in U"'cl States Bonds at
Frankf rt, Germany. He has an eye toproat.
AL nes dies made at the Uui;el States Mint,.
for coming mousy, are to near as na,ionai mot,
to, - In God We Trust"
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-05-17

EzI5-T Thc President of the Uriel States has is
sued bis proclamation announcing t;'al the lja-
reau Of Military has reported updoriiaoie cvi-
dcrre that Jefferson Davis, Clement Clny. Jac..
Thompson, George y. scurisrs, beverly rncher,
and Wm. c. cleary, iaeied and concerted The
assassination Of NJ. Lincoln, anl tho ai'rmpt
upon NJ Seward. Iis therefore otie.: sor ;is
arrest .: Dayi-. Cay. and Thompson, ono has
drcd thousand dollars caeh Gur lha, cf Saunders
end Tucker, twenty-five thousand dollars each
for that OF Cloary, ten thousand dollars.