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, 1865-05-04
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EEBA1st 6AIE-N EErGao. OIL
s. q: ~ ps': ss: ~ e
ano oenveree lsaac sermocr, ta-e ot u: cty a1d
5at q afx 1t g. yasr s:
conveying .-oE;raxnE IL :suss to ths s.id ttuttct
y, g. ~ q fna
spesS q , u IT. + ns es + e -
Illinois. 70 th -a'sern boundary .. sat Etate Or III.
s. u hsnteS .9sI and d ~ ns
eta6 1or tas ,,,o.e Of q rFnt ot ,s1 tor slaEt5
s IL nd r.
prop:tateo, o. E:lth sheu.d thereat,s! be acquired
soa.es, stati-i 1ol.cs, waseboa.e:. Eac1las aad
xo;s saops 1rsti31;u:; ;s ess;;;osi -
sFsvsiexes 10 o~nsd q ufea a zh,es I
4aoud thstae,ser u ovned possessed secured; An6
-. stanoa. III. : .s6ins "a v:rt s6aps - II
:, a. Ia,sp %
sodi.aments md re*! sst.!e .saulFed .no s2DEor!a
md sinsussT. loeo@ouve.tenaers psasearef ca1s
rslae1,, ma raupn ass iof asia saiFsS h en- ov5s
Tsc ~ es 9Sne9 ey I'D
q :.,a ,. 4s.o tosses.7 sa S
1sd ssnaxs aerivea or @ o. de,1ea, n.e q r.
S!9s e hi
xucee.sos o. ..estssor. sud Ls Or :aeis 4sn, n
so:deit ii the soaas therein aescFioed. $3.50
s 6 ri. sg ps
the sscoae o.s, snd los the pnrposs OF The
g. : e I'll i s IL s
e s95t e it 8 ~ ,st.: e.:
a. fran NC II y tes isl III II 5anass. 4 - iss
s. s s?s sane 5as ~ ~, s. "a
o.tsaze anc zh,sh .ad n31as &c e., IN CO.
taade 10 socl-s -se whole q $751; tohaS u y nsal
fereoi = n ) Issued an. p.t In :itcusE.o. A1a
sI:sa sssa 81 II e:e :ae T.: astn Ia %
srry days TO oA the tntesezt on SID BINDS c. tnx q
sa:d tr1stee = success n.y aPoa ~ wE,ssn =
quest o. the c?Idett OF unaIo.is Il auo:; q salc
q be my ds~ proper, beng ~; lc:. th,n ,,It5
& &c Il Sas
aeo4 2 III s pn3e s1eon 4a N y Gy
sSa I'D ~ sqSsy q q FeaM ~ a1a o.
d &C. e. e .so ia .a deed that In
sa ss s. g q Is
q aAid bonas taer outstanding, ehu1lc apptla: nj
IT, ess - Ill s;,a asss e.
rfss,.,9s se1a r.xs, 90 ls.ae -: g5t = +
.59 eoods II easd dsea deepsa
1so@paeh SnisSa Ss1iNa eces. Ne ~ LAD = Jsmss
nd u 5o TsauHs.s Hss T. w1 ~ e.! LNa ~
:: j III sssasf 9aas
1AAAc Seymour, dHces4ed. seeee.s1e 0: th ea.t
And Whcl "a. Also. TIVE said rAa1skx b..
seors te.n ts,ty 6sya M psI the r55a tad ~ io;
A1o!e.sid nd ths ss:o ihtsIe.t re.as st aSe
by reason o1 such default the whole ann ~ Wae1e
and fnteter Of sid last entanna borcs bsss
end pAyRp.t, htc are still d. e Art payable -s cat
Apd Whestas 90 the Ea,d holders Of III. 1sst
B1nned hoft have In EFidax 10def th-iI hAodS inas
mG dsse tn 1:th day OF !.nas.y isas ii
ET,HEhE r. franchises 81 IN I'D BY add deed pro
EoT. therefore, notice /. hereby gven, thst in pus
snsnnn Of ;ta pfa11ises sf,ras1ad. tbs updrrsEned
rn1tae n vi a1ns I'D, Will o1er for sEe Ut public a1e
noa i tae EzcEanEe sele:fo;m. No II Esoeayy,y
say Of MAY /. b. 1ses: stR o'cto:a q 9o2n 9, g.!
ay t tEaest maoss ~ o1 M iIed an
81 TlRha N r1ncu!scB and ecnf.2 Of rcdenpttou 9
raid fallvry .c transferred In trua ~ norsta1 70
ste ass,s lticc of the cutftAnningbonds Of 1ac TAI
Rty An1 ~ Interest thereon
Upon cala ~ es.d sale, abkofuts ceed 81 convey
ktsreoI.
Dtiad n.'s IT, eay Of Frbrnzry, 4. .. lee.
f.TRR7f3K.
, 1865-05-04
aGotclual
DR.. EAsTERLY's
IODINE AND sARsAPARiLlA,

/ -.
This u the on1J medicine that v ,rr
fom IA mnure stnte ~ ~ II I'LL "; casss
s.o<,.
/ nsHs tancekss Ae'
| xr,nra Erunt9or.
VI tAe sk1ns EfyHe'
| elass GnKoh1e Sore Eyes, RluxyvoFm
| Se&a0 Aaeads O10 sores
| 11Anoes AsePfes
eys ee sseiA1nGns Files, 8lo1cheu,
Ho18, P1mpfea ON the Rnre. x,osrra.
Hheumsalsn, 0ropsy or Gravel, Liver
sPePaAAs nervous A6ecs
lions, x1eAef1l Debility all Chronic
Dtseazer and an D,-a.-.
r... -. -. ase1 A@1a1nG
from &06 Use OF Mefcufys
Among all the celebrated reuedta, n, tba cr-. =,
t,oaa cistssc' arising fro1 an Impure ktstr nftss
blood ncne seems to BE- meeting wls saeh success and
Uf' kas1efi5' . 1oaine and SarsRprlila.
n t1e He8teI eAeS neaty three tourtha Of the H.
, 1865-05-04

edge lie + Emperor mp aa Maaimilian Is theiS tsmpr
rary military chief.
1t Is stipula. ed that the enlistment shalt ba
complt ted st the latest by the 18th Of Jauua-
~, 1865. and that the rati1catious of the con-
vension shall be exchanged within four
months from It's date
, 1865-05-04

Mexsts. EoaTXTry2 i sMIru:
GIx1LRxxy: hsve used your Bttters during NJ
last weeks AMI fee! 1t due to You and to aan
to express ny hsast3 approv. Of sher tdeet upon -
sht2g that savoEs Of quacxery But ycu- ftteY1 a1E
entirely removed item the level Of the me'e oor9se
OF tho day. being patent alike to AL. exactly
they psofcss u be- ThtT Are not advertised 70 e7za
eveEJthtpE but theJ FeconE eIhea to aa1!st
Il The s!ev!atfon au u!tnAt ia hes ing ot many II
most common lnntmiuea of the body. and thin tAzlk
W1ll accomplish had ne-a u.weu %1or swo MONTH";
~ IL usual viii me Daring tns spr nE Was bi3dx1
snd suffering frcm tncigeasfon and en-rAl dipe19
of tho mucous membrane; ant though compelled II
ue7. was very wrak Of fellow complexion. no arpak
t1te and much OF the nnle canlned 10 bsd. Whks
turned the salsow coMp.e.i@n Ta9 ~ Eoae, Fak-
ished my ood a91 now enjoy me nties q ths uacs.
aud barden:ems to ne; Whea u1ed y ysuz E't.tesa
ense must Be aoe By eseh lcdiv1tual Tor htn15et-
Yours respectfully, ". B. LEE,
, 1865-05-04

01hfA1h AA& FAAHA9684i
WORTHLESS and psf1icous articles arc 10 sfAss hee
stirred np n u. a17ettlsI1& Columns thu FrtR -
fabricated letter. that the proprttoss Ct Ho1tetn
BitttF1 rBft1y give quotations from tee1r buetne s
sespondenee. less tse eENnIkE M OPINIONS of tkcse
be confounded BY thr untn king wlsh The foiso4e r..
marole put into the nosths oi AkS OF sTKAW 81
object fB to SELL 10th their uAsa and the UBLI{E
Believing, however, th.t FACTS lMPnRrAXl to
and which can be VERlt Lid AT AIT MOMENT nT
addressing the parties who yo1ch tos tneE1 ought n1
to be hid undt h1shtl, The AnderHf2nrd pubsk b.
low q teW ccmmu11ca'hu8 Of recent date, to vh1ae
they invite the attention of tee pespe. and q, t:9
sane time ESPECIALLY REQUEST nj FeadeF1 VNCs
may fec! interested II the kuHl.ct, to Address TH
1NDlTlDuALSTI3EhaEL and .1ctr11u tna tc2r
recruHS3 Of the pQft1cus7T3.
, 1865-05-04


NersIs, I. d. GAuGHAN & CT, l16 HtohoNkI'
Few York, extensive KAEuFAc:uHE1s IND 1src1.
WITCHES AID JEW ELEY. desiring TO lacrGasc
ther butlnes1 TO unlimited extent have resolved
ppou a GREAT GIFT ClSIR1BuT10hs scncet 70 LIE
ExNTIyluATEs n2M.1g each a-t3cle and its ra1ae.
One Of these envelopes Will be sent By a to any Ao'
a afeSs oa aRTiES FTT.PES sold tT ONE DOLLAR EACH.
0 WITHOUT REOkRD To VALUE!
On receipt Of the cert ncste ron Will Sc Nast w
he dolat and take te art1c.e CT not mar
ebus obtain god vatcn gisn9nd 9e: Of an5 a. ees q.
they get less th4n ore dollars worth - there are
~ nssnl The nIce Of Ge1inc.tes y ~ ~ ;6,,tv
"f =; .lxty.rye 1or $40 ; ono hundred for $la.
r.a S1a ~, 3 n* allowed tea senz or ey5 Se5
o5 evaqx % &C onc dosr. A:cnts H] collec! IS cent
u ces5 1r and teuilt Is ce1ta to e. etEef
~ poA.AEs et1Ep1.
T-& T. GkrEHAE & CO.,
so2ouss 12t-s,exaco "o' Il" bsosd~ay, New 1csk-
, 1865-05-04
TIME CHICAGD AND ME-.
TAUKEE Halfway will. run = e2eciM Train t.
15oaehiIl nd CAlfHfr Cent IarfaG -
RyerY Sunday A1trrEoons

Kyery Sunday 1ftrrEoon.
During the summer, 1t 2soP II, commencing SUN
DAY, Epz1l sd. 1s1
> Pare to Rosahlu and return. cents-
Feze TO Cnlynry and 1ttuEn.. ceatx-
Tckes .uuat IN pntchesed a& the station. Fell fA7a
VI! 1a chAFFed xp IhA t,nlu-
a12R1lN C. G. W4XE1XR 8uVS
, 1865-05-04

.. BUEXAU OF YARDS AIp BOOKS, Uec. 80 ISL
Aetsys. HoeTKrI1 d ax1IH, PittshaiE, pn-:
4xNTI4kHN: About fur yeAfa .tncs, ray attention.
1t The time per ect marr7c to cyspepsls u al ot II
M 9a1 not 1or ~
ot 5our ettefs except that tho desc wAs fetueed y
orehalL a1d foun3 InSse much, very much henette
BY the tIs, bctse; the second rcl1eTed me ent1eyx
but lave ever since taken dose IN shs morning,
Immediately On rising, nntinc It TO act tonic md
appetlzer of the most agreeable character. There
{eculla1lty IN TIC effect your BsteEs On me- T3ss
suffering ever a1uts'y wita The headache, dose a
your BltteEs relieves me IN Eileen niaat ) U COZ
be fet0fuen TO tho bt1te health In which Jour LII
ter1 teup mr, and llo:c which they have ua1uesuc
INV relieved me. fur all the money IN fhe world.
lam. with great .esrect Jol1 2 Qas:ie At s2rY1-t
JOHN ~. BkQSAU6H, Chi.f .lsfk.
, 1865-05-04
SWEET POTATO PLANTS
BEST EARLY YELLOW.

Packed, 1Foo for $3.50; 500 for SIS. Also Cabbsse
Tomato, Bgx Plants, Pepper, CaulihoweE. Broccoli.
&C.. DC. Address
SEC:KET DISEASES i SECRET
DD1sEAsEs!
sAMAurAEs GIFT,
sAMAEITAE's GIFT.
The mort certain remedy ever used.
Yes,a positive cure.
BALSAM COPAVIA AND MERCURY DISCARDED
Only ten pills to be taken 70 effect cure.
ooaels Or the most aelicntc.
Cures In from two 10 four days, md recent cases
n TWENTY.FOUR HOURS
Eonpospzc, tronble, no chsnge whatever.
Male E~ckagts =; female n; sent By mall.
SAMARITAN ROOT AND HERB JUICE.
positive and permanent cure for S5phs. sc7ofala,
u!es5s: Spots IssssT &C: r,,i;. r,o :, .n,,, T. -.
Fl e g. X sotte, anu IL
q. 5. Hoeptals thus restoring to health many ofour
wHA7 TIE sTE9E9TS sY EfSA51s2 Al or TIE sAatA11.
Posr HosrrTAI. FoET MaEsn1II}
"BALTtMoBE, Nd, Feb 70, 1861
ENEbE Dseasea
IN ia most customary forms that have used them
found them to respond my anscipations promptly
and efectually. Knowing their compositions, haye
the fullest confidence In ther efficacy, and a.
- e"ALFRED 6. BOWERs,
chiesso: IL bEsGoSb e Cd fropaieo 'tsf
Race street, Philadelphia apl3l.st4t 1tew TIL 3tp
, 1865-05-04

thIoe cent Btami1 for Circular. ap:iusis1stTAsru
4 Thing OF BeauEy IL n Joy Forever.
Fho4e who dr.ue o!i.tixncy nf comnieNon. must
purify and en.isa the blood, winch HtImb3ldt Con-
coecti 1t Il ne pat.-t pe dc.ne AK Tor H.luoolds.
Take no olhae.
Why tnjurc the Complexion by Powders
&ad WASht1 ieh choke or nj up tie poi "a OF the
akin. IN khort time leA7e It marsh md dry? It
Is The blood, tnd II you wAu Emooth aud aoI SKIN
usA Hclrnholdk Extract vi SRls2paf1.la4 II Etvez 4
hIt4itisccY 10 The EQplElexi0n.
, 1865-05-04

ROSES, COO VARIETIES.
Superb Honth-ies S3 PEI doz Giant OF Battles, s
cents each; Japan 1lies GRutolus Da1tas dry roots
and in pots Tiger Flowers and Tubesoses, 100 for u
, 1865-05-04

pahlias, oscs and all panta In pots. Splendid stock,
In part Of Ageratum. Ant'rzhinum, Basket and Vase
Plants, Bouvs1dlas. Carnations, Crysanthenums,
Coleus Versch afent, Daisies, Fuchslaa, Gazanias,
Heliotropes Lobelias Myosotls, Pans:es, Pelargo-
uiums, Petunas, double and single, Pnloses, Py1eth
Eu Ealvla Sp1enlena acatlet. SuverEYed and Uuique
Gersnlums, Varisgated Baln, Verbenas-
, 1865-05-04

.s,srrrrERs CELEBRATED STOMACH BlTrRaa
soh. hy III respectable Drug:*a in all pavta d -
wo1iH HOSTkTTEE SMITH.
,ais [Mt Ht1hRlKa 70 q
, 1865-05-04

KxytaKE KEA1Nv7LLE. jay u -.
Met:s HosrXTTIB = SMITH. Grn 9ssnIrt snat:t cengs.
serd ue so.o Of your Htcfs u yoa1 ~ ~ - tn4y1
taye no a. aic.ne of s ssiax IN mpen e..
yorr Btters hago E,rt tsen, y .s Thry hsyo psT-
fa5s' sas II Tass asse
haye seS o. t1ntstion Won . ether saicae =
{f:9 e :s
aoIsninS ,inus .ach snacile should b iEt1odCce9
In every eiasT,, thrp would net be without II.
W15o !na.rtfni11 .ouft. W.P. 6WKEr. DuzEitt
ReapeIuon ReusEcia eyytlie, Albany County, N. T.
, 1865-05-04

Reader have yo9 Cough. Gould o. any 4lsease q
MILLIONS D. II annually By ne=lecting CUAtM0V
COLI Coughs A., Go1ds Z pot cured IN theif .as;y
atPAEDY uRATH. Be advised IN t.m-, and bro.
cure at unca that celebrated rfnedY F'
, 1865-05-04

NxAh hALHIASpRfA,EA.M MA: 2k 1s&&.
MexSs. HosrK1IKR 4 SXrra-DsAr slss: VIII yo6
do tte tavor 70 1srTAd BY express onghslt doxx4
viii remit you receipt Of s4rue as am u1aha "a
procure 3o1f medicine here: and II had 1nannsy.
Il could Be told readily, 1t h known TO be the b
preparation In use i1r disc Asses having ther ost9
Rish y diseased stomach. ! h.vn used 40
ters arc superior. to anything OF tha ktad I
an coguixApt wt:h- !odeed. no sofaieE saoal9
healthy; for it IS not ang Restorative. bos Pre-
ventive tor almost all diseases 4oltle subject %
have Teen inflicted with rollc Eauszcsttnn%. md
medicine has e>es adusdte us :he reler youTa 49,
and VI! lose NO .tne IN sending sse bttes8
orLerei. YoCrs st8F c..ioIy :-,- r,,.n,r.l
, 1865-05-04
#isrcl[altF0uS.

Largest, best, cheapeat stock We knowoE Adtroudac
Iona, Isaca, good ona year s2-sach SIS per iozen-
UKLAwAKx-stroag layers, SO per 100; 1000 for $50
CoScoD-Sple did Layers, Il for for 3ts; 10a1
faE $50 Hartford. Nozton's Virginia. Crtvelag. all
fTstclass. year. rs per 1o Catawha good year,
1000 for $60.
, 1865-05-04

the za7ited TeSou3 cea Of tue t0nttdcTdcV could
hare resisfed all attempts at piercing The eester,
and the defenders would always have fought
interior lines. The play Is over. Numbers,
resolution, and resources have beaten dlplo-
macy, dcyo,loD, and desperate yalor. Gner-
lila Wariart-a resource thoroughly alien to
Anglo-Sa1on genins-may proloDg the mis-
cries OF tie South, but can scarcely alter the
dete+ nina tim OF the Fede1als.
LEE AB1E TO sHo! BOLD FRONT AND JOIN
JOHNSTON.
From the London Globc.1
First ne have TO estimate the amount of
real loss that the Confederates have sustained.
Was Lee, when torc.d 10 quit Richmond and
Petersburg. able to carry away any ytaing that
could be called an army, or were his troops
Itnted aud dispersed as we'll as signally de-
teAtsd in their lines? Now, as far as We are
aole to judge from the reports, Lee Was able
70 dt4W on the troops he left III Petersburg
anu Richmond, aud direct them, as he GER
fanny would. upon Burkesville Junction.
ihe9 had oil the night Of tht I'd for their re-
treat, and 1t Is probable that they succeeded
~ reaching BRrkesviIle, and establishing
themselves about the station. Here, then,
was the nucleus Of q formed force upon which
the fragments Of the beaten army could rally,
No part OF Grants army appears to have
moved Oh the night of the I'd. so that tha
retrealipg C.ntSderates would have q clear
start OF several hruts. Every faction OF the
beaten army apprars to have been neaY-
er to Butktsville than the pursuing fractions
two du ections. From this We may infer one
Of TWO things either Lee's troops were able
t. reach Lynchburg By the country roads
north of the Appomattox, Or they were able
to reach Burkesyllle and hnlt the1c. The lat
tsr seems to be quite within the verge OF
probability. In that case Lee you'd be able
10 rally his army, and ut least show bold
ruS .,.,4f1 h had 7p0ffe ArYnnrefne ts ff1r Re-
, 1865-05-04


April, 1864, to be null and void.
TEE MILITARY CONVENTION BETWEEN AUSTRIA
AND MEXICO.
The full text Of the convention concluded
on 1he 18th Of October last year, between the
Empeross OF Austria and Mexico, Tor the re-
cIuttment in the Austrian Stntes of yolun-
tecrs for the Mexican service, has inst ap-
PeaFed. Its tenor may be summarized as FOL
lows:
/. The Austrian volunteers to be recruited
for the e'1fex!can service shall not for the pres
ent exceed six thousand infantry and three
hundred sailors. They may consist Of per-
Eons who hare fulfilled taeir time OF service,
expense shall be incurred By the Austrian
treasury.
=. Alter their six years' service iu Mexico,
six months leave shall be allowed the re-
crri.s in which to return to Austria, OF apply
to the Austrian authorities for Leave to re-
;. 5. States the division Of the corps into In
fantry, hussars and Uhlans, tlIlery and
engineers. They are to be men OF good ehaE-
aeter, not over forty, strong, and protesting
the Christian religion.
4. Soldiers and sub-of11cers cf the Austrian
army, allowed to enlist among: the Mexican
volunteers, may re- enter that army after COM
pieting their term Of service.
s. A ceIla1n number Of Austrian infantFy,
jaeger and cavalIy cadets, will be permitted to
enter the Mexican service.
G. Provides tor the return Of officers to the
Austrian army. '.''
4. Stipulates for their being, passed BY o
commission as fit for service:
s. Declares they have no claim to re enter
the Austrian service! II they least Aezico before
The appointed sir gears hntr e7pfrtd.
Q. States that they loose afl claim upon the
Austrian government # they fall to report
themselves to Its agents within ak Weeks
after Quitting the Mexican service. =:
10, II. Stipnlates that pensions and Wounds
mtney are to be paid BY the Mexican govern
mept 10 volunteers OF oil ranks who become
invaded while In its service, and that pro-
vision shall be made for their: widows and
children.
Is, IA. Refer to the position Of officers re-
turning from Mexico as to pensions.
Is. Arms, accoutrements and ammunition
will be supplied by Austria 10 Mexiap for
| cash payments. -. s::.::e:
| Il. FIoyides.for the subsistence Of tue vol.
! nntesrs until they leave Trieste
II, 10. State that tho ray,,,; emoIumeuts,
I, giants Of lald, &c, to be made by the Mcxl..
p! can goycrnme nts to volunteers Of all ranks
I after The cztiry Of their term Of service. =.
| 20. The sltpnlations Of the convention an.
| ply EQUALLY t. all sailors
Il. Odee!s and men aha,1 take the oath oi
, 1865-05-04
Stop zzsGE C0exgR.
nK. CARTER'S
DR.. Carriers Cough Balsam.


Is purely vegetable IL it, Ingredients and perfectly
harm ess In a ite Q1slis1c1. mild and eIca.an
the most deicste cordial. T. has been in general
been sod. aud Pa, siclans. Drug lists and aL;. WO
HAVE tisEn 1t nulte ln saying that It Is the MOST
EPEhDT and EEFiCAcIOU5 REMEDY theg have
ever used
, 1865-05-04

EFFECT QE THE CAf4 O9hE. Of FANAn4Ulsu Oes I14ks
FRENCH FOLICf IN MEXICO.
fFFCm the London News, April 49,
The capture O; Richmond and t4e approach
ing end Of the Southern ebe1lioh; which have
surprised the ,intatuation Of heated partisaas,
will compel the Ffench GaVelnmentt to recon.
sideE its policy in Mexico. 1ts ostensible aims
and its secret: objects, and probably to with.
diaW the flag OF the Second: Empire at the
earliest possible moment from an enterprise
begun In bad faith,,' couducted under false
pretenses, and directed to no reasonable or
avowable ends. ~. -
MonE ABOUT HEx1co--FRAEcE NATURALLY
ALARMED At TIE SUCCESS OF TIE NORTH.
From the London Times, Apnl 1s,J
The debates in our own parliament on the
North American colonies VII enable us to
anprcc,ate the spirit in which the French
Terislaturc has inst discussed the affairs OF
MsxIco:- The French subject, indeed, was
more embarrassing than ours. : Whatever
nav be our obligations or advauta VIC at
npy rate Inherited them. We eaVe national
dnfics in the matter, bnt no national respon-
sibilitfes, But the Cauada Of the French is a
nannfac,ure Of their own, accomplished un'
dcr the eyes of the present generation. They
nsoyidf1 Themselves deliberately. aud at q
r,eat expeple, With the. liabilities which
Mexico entails upon them, and With little
apparent advantage IL return. Max'co ta
not 'cyen u French colony, md yst i II e were
| be deFpdtd by French arms: The French
minister, in jastifying the policy Of the i'm
p-r!al -.governmtnt on this question,
Kas at the pains Of repndtasing o;
caluinny the "accu' 'ation" that Franco
! had received q Tecompense for her intsryen'
| tion in the ehnpe Of lien upon the province
| Of Sonora. We do not see why the En- peros
Maximlilian should not have offered such Z
rernuneTation to his patrons. Bis own pre-
! dece asor, Jrercz, offered the very same terri
| tory to President Lincoln for three mll1lor
pounds sterling, and the French have spen
, 1865-05-04
HOPING AGAINST HOPE.
From the London Stardard.1

From the tone Of the Federal reioicinga
over the supposed conclusion ofthe war, one
might suppose that the city had been carried
might almost 'mislead the render. But is 1t
reasonable to suppose that, had 1t not been
pre-arrabged, after SO many months Of heroic
exisse nee, the Confederate army would not
have fought till. the very last, and have given
The INVADER more trouble in getting actual
possession OF the two citicss II ever the
good old motto of aud. dNeresa tayttm is to be
needed, this is certainly not an OCCASION on
which it should be overlooked.
, 1865-05-04
h Point TO which all Physicians

.tTe F1faiy. Enrict the Rlood and nca uttfy
Fluid Hitr2ev SAIs1ohTla One ,tt:n nc1 ~ -
strength ono F&llou OF The ayrrp or Dee.sc.iSa "
, 1865-05-04
= Eseuuettss GaIuctfc Balm.

For Enlarg1nE Dereoring and Branifs!ug the Breast
Address E BENNETT 4 CO Boz l763. enclosing
thy5e cent Btam1 for Circular. ar:sus13-35t-T&ATu
, 1865-05-04
WHITTIER CGUGH,

The haisb c1v winter rcuzh which affects OLD
PEOPLE and lSyALtpS in a LvW STATE NF
ANALtH, can be Ff2ClO*4LLY CURED ~ the
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1865-11-04

vided for otherwise ran by costs fines and fecs-sor in
@ mGst cases parties in this Court would never pay any
should S' ist constitute panel to try cause!
IN the Mnglstrates Court for the tr; negroes here.
and IN aSansi1E tho District Court it il supposed that
M Jurors Tor the trial of will be sufficient; have
mpannelcd OF six each, allow limited chalenne and
@ ~, ,ar majority OF panel render the verdict which is
pS slSiicf by the foreman in the Cir,ut Courta
larger humber of jurors would make very expensiy 70
have ~ re- aa n exeeedinEy onero;s the people who
c; All Of these officers Of til" Court Judges Clerks
and defnd;nm ao At,orneF; for prosecuting crimes
es % ana tortercs ami costs paid into her treasmrv
forfeited BY the Court to pay nnes and COST @ Sc
@ ,m.,,I co c1uI attend to receiving from employers the
could be collected otherwise would tn snmo n"tn.
imhurse the State treasury. e e"'en'' r'
Court sit? ' 'ne Distric'
70 It t would s seem that four tcrus each year. quarterly
rsteo r would be sufficient. Let the Judge in each dis
ct nk the times for the regular terms as he may think
oess III order not to conflict with the Superior Courts or
en-; s the officers Of both The Judge could also
time T. IN r his opinion became at any
o,,s to one tern and ten days before and thu
eho Use heSra at the next or continued for good cause
not impanneled might act General Jurors at car
ter clothed with the same duties as those for the S
pGIor Courts All applications BAIL capital charSos
AGAINST negroes be heard by the Judges in other cases
Us the hagisrates as usual who should act in cases Of
negroes Tor the District Court they now do for fhe
Circuit Courts The Clerk should he "a o6co I,omn,i
s,Umer o, ba III cty!i cases. for said Court with similar
practice Of said Court should conform as n"sr, M M @ Tue
s,oe to that OF the Court of Common pleas-the ocrs
and powers the officers of the Court Of Ton,no DO: p
and General Sessions have citizcns 'e1'
IL Is further suggested that the pav of tbe Jrr, ~
other officers of the District Court should not IN ; a'
osm IN every District in the State, but should be ssa
natcd according to tile number of negroes u each Dis
tr:c-accordins to the work likely be required ior
6slnsc bns 10 pSens has but $500 negroes while o
not be paid as much the for Cocton Leyinotnn