Edgefield advertiser. (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, May 03, 1865, Image 2
How Sweet 'Ti* to l?e turn.
How sweet 'ii* tn return,
. Where once we're hnppy-bscc,
Thuugh paler nnw.u'fb;* l?tnj?iti-y.-bu-n, -
And years* have roUod.betWeen ;
And if those eye- beam welcome jot,
That we?t our purling theo,
0, ia th? emiios of .friends tbuamet,
Wc live whole y^ears -gain !
They tetras of a ft?uut th-.t How'd- *
In happier days of ytsu,
Whoso waters brurbt freih youth 1/csto-vcd
Alas, the fount's ne^more ?
tut flailing insmorv -tili appears,
Preswitjj hej eua, and wbtn . ?
We ;ip t!u; sweet" of vanished years, ?
We live UiOio years again.
Old 31 ?sic. ^ t
Give ui? bid music"! let me hear
The aUngS of ?ajs gone by,- "
Kor?tay thy Voie* if. kindly feat
Il te ?y.notes jfc#f4ih%te.ir . -
SI- Ai make a i'-.uto.-*?ly :
TV.. ;h:it loiWyl mo on the breast ?
T sleep away the noon, ....
Fi uti .0-^11 i on ! T l^yp tVm.be-t,- -? j-y.:
Th- . 's U"? - N ? iui{?re~t *i " .
Wi Y ?ar? ? ot ! ur tune.* . -v r'<
. .. .. - - .v^-; ii*
Give inc ubi wi its.e-h iecSt store,'?
Drawn from "Lo sl-atly-tin;
Our vineyards (.bull j-h-tfueo nb more,'
Such rare^trong jutee"fhey gave-of yore,
?s'fp?rk?ir-e?ics within ;
Thia was tay grandsiit's ehiaT delight . *
Whe-n-the djiy's-riiaso w.is o'ei>- .
Fill hig? ! tnt hi:;''. ? its treasure bright
Shall ppitfkle.^,ia?-.boiird. to-rught, '. .- .
Thou>;h we tdit-uld-drink no more. . .
: i-'jg ; ? > : ?? -
t'ive inc o'd-lr'wnds!-the tried, the true,
Wh> biut-ohed their barks with mo,
And all my Joys and sorrows kucw>
As chance's gales thc' pilgrim blew
Across the M.-.-.; Jed sea : - ,
Their niern'ric* aro the same as taine
Our loves through life shall last ;
Eriag enc, brin??/<, your smiles to.?hine
Upon our gved oki nongs aaiwine,*
Like sunbeams from thc pafct
[From thc Eicbmond Whig, ?th.]
Kichaiond--Detals of the Evacuation.
' TUE ciTv Q'S na?
The evacuation cl* Kichruond commenced^
in earnest Sunday night, nr,d. closed at .day- j
light, on Monday monking with a terrifie'eon
fiagratbm, which was kindled by the Confed
erate authorities wantonly and "recklessly ap
playing the torch to Sfi'cckoe warehouse emi
ether "buildings in which WES stored a large
quantity of tobacco. The fire spread rapidly,
and it was SOI?O time before the Eire Bridarle
could be gotten lo work. A/fresh breeze
was blowing from 'ie Soufh^ aiui the ?ire
swept over ai;rcr.t space in au iiv.redibly
short spr.ee ot time. Dy injOn th.j'.finnie.* had
transformed into a desert w:o>te.!hat portion
of t'.m city bounded between Seventh and
Fifteenth street*), from .Main Strc-ct wthc
river, comprising the mala bn-ir.'.-? portion..
jVo. eau lo!in no estimate at "H. is moment ot
the number of houses (Wstroyed, bot public
anti private they will ccffajiily r.r.mbcr fix
or t i^bt bui.dr- d.
At prtsent ve cannot do amore tuan enu
merate unmet f thc ur's! prominent buildings
di stroyei. Tb- - e include the il uik of Rich
mond, Tinders' Bank,' ??aiik c-f thc Common
wealth, Bink of Virginia, Farmers' 73auk, ail
the banking houses, the American Hotel, the
Columbian Hotel, the Enquirer building ou
' Twelfth street, the Dispatch Oiiice And job
rooms, comer of Thirteen: li arel .Main st-t..-i . j
all that bloclfof buildings known a.s DevKn's j
Block, thc Examiner. OlUce, engine and ma- i
chinery looms'* the1Confederate Postolfice I
Department buildings; ; he Stat .> Courthouse : !
a fine chi balding situated ?n-Capirol guare, |
at ita Franklin stiert en trance; i.'io A?;ich- .iie'?
Inatittito, vacated by the Confi?rate States j
War Department, and all tho buildings on I
that- square- np -.to High-street and kick io j
Main str.-et; the Ctmlederate arsenal audi
laboratory, Severits street
At su".:V on Monday morning Uii hui end ! ]
pres'.-ntc-d i spectacle ti-it we Lope never to i '
witness ;:..'jiu. Th0 lan of the*Confederate i '
o?ici?js bad gons?; the air. was lurid with ih? j '
amoke and Hame of hmidrcus of i;ous<.'S wei- j!
toriii: a ita of fire. '
Tue sirueov.wcr? crowded1 with furniture j
:. H! every descnp?iou o? i.ares, i-cji.-.d down, i
to bc'trampled iu the u?ud or turned upi;
whero ir lay. -Vii bbc Govepameat st*--.?"0'>.-s j,
were thrown ?pen, and v?i could- ue' 1>.- . i
gotten b- thc government was left. * rho : \
poop! ?^crywitCrc ahead of thc flames?L
i i i. . .i. ;.;.-e. -ecurtd imuicnsc amym:> of |
bacon, - iking, buo^?*?C??r j .
.' deVlraction''f lirop li
. . . - - -oid? r?."^r:-e Du'
viii?;'a? P arg I. ? i- D?-p H.-, and the. h
bail; - v. j C: . ?..?t-d th'. t*!', r'^r
thi - oflaalf .i uii:e ^..'?i 4be r;or tr ?iile*j I
of .*.] . .. s ; :-. . r.v?*r. and 6ctw; n j ?
Eig'ub ' Fifteenth stn embracing>jit|*i
w ad r.f -T, >i ty block . prints ..ne v.-a>'e o? , ;
smoking ru 1 -, elaekeriw twdls and smoking I
cbimnie-*. ? "* ' . I
After ibe sorren'-er of tue city and its oe- i
cupatro??b) C'-n: NV hfcl," nU?al c??^lofek? !
vigorous.efliirt ? .'. ;'<..-t to^stopthe"
pmurrrs o fee ?amca Tr-soldier.-, rei afore-!
ed thc Fire Brju . le, s i kb ...reit nobftc, and j.
with great s-rrti :....-_/ ?.i ihiueg east on" Main i
.street wert? ctt^tkeu bj ? e Sowing an of the |
Traders' i>u ;k<u^''-'u*ntj0n
The fi?mes grad?afly died' ?u?. at various
pointe, ns - material* tailed lor tbcra to feed
upon; but in particular Idealities th?r work of
destruction weUt 'in until ' towards" three or
four o'ctpek, when Hie m?St^nrpf - the flumes
was obtatnedj and Bichmopd'-was safe' from
Utter d?solation, ., /\.,. . :
Vr'e- regret to learn tiiat a serious loss .of
lifo resulted from thc blowing up of the now- j.
der magazine ort the suburbs early on' Mou
dny morning. . .The *hock was tremendous, |
jari-ing every kOtiseiirthc ciry, extinguishing !
tho ;*HK,.aiid bnrak'itiif jig,"('ai quantiiy o?'?IiS< |
HI 'hvei'ing.*. -it- ?3>t-i-.id-thai thirty or for.ty j
perVans, re?*t*?nt? of-tbe%*Tt'nedi?f? neiirbb^r- j
hood bf the magazine,* were Cither killed or 1
vot;iidcdvbttr'"ii>'his writing wc have been '
unable to o: taiii panticulars nr names.
. The fire made SHJ ha.voc with- the saloon5,
and none ?if any ?c;?imrrt remained. We e.nu
'.mera'eitHenry Stuitb*^ Cary and Virginia |j
ftr<*-t.-.. ?bas. fionf^ 'ifif TT.m^y* Tom
G?t&n*i *&<nfc& i^-!.:' "The -Place,"
u Tho GWcftartrn*?g?..li?Hnda score of uthow.4?
Tbebnr'njng ofthSsslorins is v.-r>- dhitrVsa* ?
iug, as jiuqfcred* rf ?-oplejr? novrc-i Iromeless ;
by ibo Uro,w:!i lie "mj l.^tw obiair. fcod;' j
rn? LOSS. * ;
Of c-'uriC/ri ?.q>uot bc--c:\per;. ri :,t ;!?'>
time to e?if-r'inw. <u^;l;m::'lv rjf ?;bi? loges, '
Let teer are.imnieoKfwz?*^ .viii aoieunt to
hundreds oi mi!]ions of dallara.
M?',i;;,\;M:.j"rir Ui|l-0?t. j
' k '? r .> ,i ? r?rS -> ..,
When li w.-.s mu fe Knnwn'oSi Suf-daVmirra" I
ing that the t rncimilp-Wf 'nrriimond* w.-.-- ? ?
fore on? c ?i.c?y^u:i, ?t??C?t^ ".?-unc i l!=.d4'"
meeting, and in c^t-t.-r-ejion t'a-..<*! . n
d'-r for the de>.tTucfion-oi' nil t!.'c liqai r i-i :? c
city. Accri-ri;ngH-.-.l)f??.t-tlr??'lir:ir ?jf,mid*jigl I .
the wcr"t comm^c*d,*nr.dcr ?le-?in ction of
Copin.ittceSjOl cjtizcun ^u all thc wards. Hun- 1
dreds ol barrels of.lirj?or wcte rolled into thc 1
ger* ?,,tggg
streets ?nd tlte>head.?,knGcke:l . in., Th;
t?fs ran with a lfipior4rrshet,.and_ tue
filled and impregnated the air. .Fine ci
bottled. liquor were tossed .into tpc
from third-ttofy^wiudows,, and wrecked
thou^and^, pieces. Au the wcak-progi
some straggling Coiifede/ate soldiers, rc
i_n?r thrq.ug_h tie-city, managed to -get b
a quantity of liquor. From-this moine;
and onie? ceased to exist; chaos came,
Pan.'emouiurrr reigned.
?piA'si>E8-.Ai?r rou.auk?
DrUnlc Ttith vil? liquor, the soldiers ro
from stere to store nu Mair- st., foiiowed
crowd, chunk as ^the*^- With tho. but
?their rdpsliets they; dashed in the plate
of the store door-, and entering, made a v
of everything wUh't h? "celerity of m'?gi?.
dry. stores, clothing stcire3," boot and
store*, anc? confeetto iary stores .were ot
of special att?ntioifto these pillagers,
be it remembered, wereh?j..Federal, sob
but Confederatestraggler".
The folbjwiui?.arersome q? the stores
r libed : Jennet's* jewelry store', IVitch
TyU-? '?-jewelry" store, Senic^.sn'rftnrr.iugs
Antoni'scoiii.?cn'nfiary store, Przzirr'seo
?b.ti'in s:.;re, titra num.bern of Hliers--i.
BI.-JWIKU VB Ol' .THE (U'XnCUTS-T-BUR??J.V
fl?E.XA.VJT YATtD.AXD BlUt?GCS.
Ahout daylight on Monday morning,
elly wes'.-'iaketi io-i ts found aliens by- th?
pl->sioir j-.ra?Vediiig from th??;-bl .wing- u
the C^nf - ifrate inirrcfafts in the river.
P ?Hele rTen'ry was in fiantes at Rock
und th - Navy Yard and'all trlft public bl
ings thercin-uiiuatpd Vere in process'cfJ
struetion.' Seviu-a? ?f fbi: sr?alier vw
wen; barned at the city wharves'.
At six o'clock, the^evscuafi?u having;}
completed uff fof as the Confedernfe army
concerned, fire was set to Mayo's . br??g?
the Dah'. illo'Rniiioa'd bridg^vnml thesosf;
tures were soon in liaron*-and- fell-into
t?ktf f 7" . ** -
Tari I'L'tn.icA'rroN. OJJ.TIIE WHIG jr-jsrMEi
-The publication of til?:Whig is resin
this afternoon with tbc.consent o?thn milli
anthpr-itics. Thecchtor, aud/alTwho hen
lore.controlled il3..coln:nr.?vhave tak?a tl
departure. The proprietor and on,"?! ?tla
of the^-rece?t editorial c./ps rcmai.nl
former has had .^conference with Gen. Sh
ley, the Military Governor,. v who assented
the publication of the paper on cone) i tl
which will be cheerfully and faithfully cc
plied with. The Whig willrttherefore, bc
suet] hereafter as a IJiuon paper.. The sei
me-i'ts of attaclnneni ?? our.whole coantr
which formerly cha?actet'?2eo it'as a jourr
will again find expression in ita" columns,.a
whatever .influence it may have for -the res
ratioa of the national authority ?rill be exer'.i
INCIDENTS OF THE EVACUATIo.V.
' Sunda}'morning.''April 2, broke upon Ri?
mond calmly laud pleasantly,;-and "wirbc
anything portentous ia events ir^mem.nti
transpiring. There were rumors of ev.*.ci
rion, but very; fi-w supposed "that the eve
was rtprn us and ut Iiand. The cbureh be
r?ui?; a?''uc?ri), with poibing cf alarm inthi
tone, aiid^woishippers were-aa prompt ai
Jcvont a* was their Worth.. But by the bo
if norrn nervous pe? plc bogan to snuff dang
m th-.-; S?r?rid one's-e?rs were filled with ti
irtc.ii fcrrffehi renrors; Then tb oro 'came i
I?usnal fncrt*es? in lt? numb?-r "?..!' wag^i
ni the niHctsi ; l&xcs nti? iriu.ks v.'-i re ix it
liusiily Udcu al ihe xlep'? tu'ents r.:i?l dru-'
so fh"> Danville Ddp?fr* Those who had A
mi.red to evacuate with Tb? fi-.:-::;??- Qty
;rn!iii or look-?i tin with .mua/-ment j G-*
3:?itnent'c cTxample. Vol^ctes with fw?.h^T ..
jue horse, or even no torie at ai', f-uddcnl
roset?.; a premium that was astounding, rr
[. D? fift?vu anti cv-rn a' hundred dollars i
fnflL or fuderal currency, wa i,ff-rrd for
foaveyanet. Suddenly, as il Bj* rungic, ti
=trec-is became tilled wira men walking ?
though for a wat-cr, and behind them excite
negroes, (bfrug trunks; bur?4fe? arfd lutgac
jeerer}" "descriplron. All over the city i
IV?S the same. ".V.'agorts, trunks-, bandhux!:
md t lu ir ownors-a .ma-a of hurrying fugi
ives, ?i'iiiig flt?*stretds'! The l-:n.i:.-t Bj?r? ai
)pe'ri'; antVdwpdsitors ?vern bosv ?? b??i
.etaoving thi ir ?jte?i*? dAjJ-wttj? ; und tho di
?tfCiQrs Wfife . i i.-.ily'rc-iis'e ir. pvltirij at timi
nrlicM. "Llatnircds of IhtMi^anils of'.b.lbir
>f pr-jwT tc?.??.>. w.-.re uL?trovi ti, both Stab
i f; icf?derar?: Ni": t carne Oliy arid witl
i (fv-'ni't-'or. -.vnrse cp:ifuuiidedi '1 b<V.
?r?s lei .:'^. p for-?lit?!tii?? ?y'M iii Ri?hfiiOM
jtViii.r !:itrh:." L'fcc r:.|)K?_ tramp of mei
ip?ti the s'T-e's, ih" i.ittle ."id ro.?r of wag
ms ilse sh"i.L-. cif s"j|di<*rs rem-aitiig thr?.n<*?
h<< effy k*} this H r.i?ii >i;-.-, went 6a 'he windi
Ollg. lour weary legut.
X?ris r.i'.nu:sA::Y srf.p.L;f;<?c.-:?:'.
Vt. il-vi?r?ak Monday morning ibo scent
it. lbo.?oujmif>^ ?ry dj?p'.'t., at ihe bc.td of U.c
Uek, bt.'j*gar-j<i .description, UuT.dad?? ol
;?j"rerniai tit wagons wt-r j.|->aded vvit-h pac?n.
^.OJ an I wbi-!:ev. and d: iven uif in Hot bajv't
n j ;i:t thc r^trcatiiifr. Wuiy. Nejioi-.s with
lh ir peculiar' 'rheave or-!:'. .--.vealed 'nprl
flCyrlr-.d.Hkv beaters: but.the imnjenae piies
.dstcres did not soctu io diminish i:; UH:
least. T.'..r?.?r.g.!!.l about the depdt were late
jrf.ls.of men, women ah? children, bia. k ?nd
white, provided wita capacious b;t^-, ba-Tkefs,
Ltib>, buckets, tin -..ans and spoons, cursing,
pu<bin;r and Crowding, av.aitieg the; throwing
pen Oj the dj?crs, and tbe otder. ljjr each to
he^p theinselveo^
A boutas?; u rise th?, d-.'or-.. were opened to
tue populace, and-a rush that alradfjt e?emet}
to carry the building (Jj' its f undatieu was
made, and buudrcds. bf tb'ousaiid of pouudE
of Bjjbpndid bacon,,?yjjr, ?tc, went.into the
capacious. iaaw of the public.
. "..And here wa Hiay reiuark that while the
Confederate g?Vfi'jm?ot was rnt^iug Buch.a
poor mouth over,ihe- reputed, failure ??' sup
plies-.while the people w^ry "b-iing suiycd
that the army migbt oe fed. this iinme??e
.storehouso was bura]tii? Aj/ith fullness ai>d
plenty, to comp finally to utltr weeckand
.*i SCTJDEX-WE.;i.TJI.
While hundreds of families have. Keen made
Lumcle-3 and ho.usejess by tlie'conflagration,
a great ma:iy persons who live iii sectious
spared by thc 'flames, have accumulated small
fortunes by rescuing large qoantities. of goods
from the hurtling buihiiuga. Clothing, shoes,
.dey?Opds of ^Jicry devcriptir.fi wci;o saved" in
Inigo .quantity's, and are now stoced away in,
tim hwiwes of th"Kc wi?o fc.tved tbnni. Part
rcrstitnrion rs.vM. bc.tbe proper thing iixcases
where the owners were known.
A PAPKRTOnXAVOi- in'
A" wii'i 'e ieil sleeping through dead leaves'
Ml a-.'iuiin scatters - the:?-no moro wildly
vin;:) olfieial doeuiu'e'nts.'pamphlets. ?c., fcrifro
vrai'er.'-d Bn'Mtnuff.y morning. tTohftderatc
bonds'i CTtniftQernic not es, bank obccXs/'bilTs,
?iicekwl unri wliitt?fci the streets iii fewrj di
?ceiioi'- -ni i ' nt? * wtirthleis thu t tboTnivs w-jtHd
rfbl-Midi tt^iu up, -. ? -i-1
' 'sfltti.i. itxi'i.^ero:^. "
. wVP,,He. i >" c jjy was buraingt abbp' r.iu??
u\slock o;? 5J -f.u:i v morning, lernli.: saeJI ex
pl?ati ii?, rapid and co-itinuou.-f. ttddi-d'.ta ye;
tV;.A.." ct i;.?--j-iMi.a-id It'd 1.11 j bc i lu ?'.i
ibatrUw Ciiv.wa? bdtfig ; belle1 Ly_-': lu'i- ot,
iitjg Ci>?fodu^te ar:!:}' JtpttL, the S H hsj ic :
il-o exiihisi.ijs wyt* soon. asj.vrii.i.H-'i ty
./.trvfe.) from thy .(ijjv.-rrjiin ot a^sjual abd
!, Lt..l'.?t-ifi, li eu in l! ?.'?<:<. . '
. :. . TUC "1.1 lr?Dfc-PK?SOS .
v. htth . v.-r since the ..?*'. 'hts) bo'* n u'-.d p. ; a
p:-W"?i iu..e?.i eT .(*i:i-?:.i pl : iQfH is. IID'.V
Byry^ng the s-,ne por^,.-:.? ?pr u-o ; I- y He
{:iisi.i;..r.-, s?jerjil ^tlioustindj L ing BOW thi
nned there, and- thc nutrrber is irfC/ca&ijDg
daily. Hundreds, ?;f..Qjn?e?3errdej deserters,!
.tr d str.egelers are being hunted yu and con- '
GnijJ.tncr.?.- .
. . V _ . T;IF. i:r>-KCT, ,
Tiuly, the ways of Providence nra inscruta
ble. This bilung ol' our goodly eily vapid
seem at orst.glancejin u:t maiga; cd tvil. Bot j
there is another view to be taken 'ol' it. It. j
"has had one certain "pood efl?-cf.' If lhere
'fingerer! in* fhe heurts of*our people one" spark
of affection for te Davis dynasty, this ruth
less," hseless. wanton "bunding '"over to the
fi?mes their fair city, their home*'ariel altars,
bas extinguished it forever.
- v?y. w -From Washington.
. from.-tke lltehmond "Whig, of- thc 14tb, j
now published under-Yankee rule; we. ga!her
the io. lowing : .*
WASHIKCTOV. April r3,?TB?5.*'
Tbc lirsidquJirtcrs of Ute.* lieutenant! Gen
eral conirnp,iidingvl.i:e armies o? tho Reid have'
been to-day renibVed tn rbis city. If is' ur -,
d?rstnod tbat they will remain' hcre^fSr the j
prt s??it. *. - . ? i
' -General-Grant ha's- avoided ?Il publie ora
tions tj day, and as usual j han been devoting
ali his time to-M'o pob-iic .ietrico. Thigra,o'
meat that he.b&d moved bia quarters lo, Wil
lard'.-, hq atafted loy the War D?partaient,
.md itt a few moments afterward-, an order
i-aslt legrapKed all over the country stoppititr
lae draft. . 'J .
This order will be a great relief throughout
thc North, and will 'save the expenditure of
a brie amount of money "In all localities.
?Several other1 ?acasurea; were adopted, which
will materially reduce the daily expenses of
the gcjvernment. i
General Grant haa-not yet,- visited Rich
mond. . He labored nearly a year to capture
it, but now. that, it is in the possession, of his
r.rmy. he has not yet his foot in the city. Most
generals would "nave gone there arni had a
flourish before 'returning to Washington. "Not
so wifb Geri. Grant. Re s*aw t-hat by com
ing immediately trj Washington he could-sc
cure tli? adoption of -mpasuces, which would
reduce the,expendes qf ,thej;ovcrnme?t many
millions of dellars.. jrhe b?d gone to Rich
mond he would haye; been detained there at.
feast "two days. '"There* is no tolTiug how
ranch thc national-debt: might .- kaTe'LeifFi ??
creased.in- those two days, which, hus i;ow
been stopped by his few Lours -of practicad
work at thc.War Department.. His .'services
to the government injthis respect arc worth
another victory. .
It ?3 estimated that the suspension of the
draft, the revocation of the ' charters bf the
large fleet of steamers' on Western waters.
tbe~reduction of the navy. &Cv will at once
reduce thc. expenditures tpf tho go vc rameril,
?ncmillion-of dollars pur.day;. ?, ??
. General G nuil represent,-; General Lee as
zealous bi his c.Turis tp stop ??rther effusion
nf bb .od, and,', instead of Coining North, is
now ciig"iged io urging all other coninYifiders
of Som hern annies to surrender wi?lion;
further resistance? General Lee considers
thisiwork us ircpoflfnrri Genc-u:! Gre.nl dio
hisda coming, to W<-shi'ig.on to_rc.l?.ice the
sxpeus.es of t-h? gv.v.?-rr.au--;t. m ?
In vic:w o?. the n-rmi nation ?S the blo?k
ide, and a collapse of tho p bcltinn" th-.-r-- i?
ip be immediately a gi cat '.reducflOn" of tin
number of naval vessels mcorn':tiis.s;on, air.;
vd's"!iar'i<' of tiie crews. A portion of lliose
will bf laid v.p fur. thp. prrnnar., while a awn
Iv-r, if not al', ot i.bo. merchant Vor..-"!;? w.bi.?h
have bc :i i-nco? pirated into theoiavi , v, ??I ?,.
"old and returned to thj^rjcgitituate -j.-ii.e
Eilis, icujtcpyp. 'iCJhi naval lorre *jjl. 01
..'tr.*-, tn a ?''?sidir?ib'e sav?n? in thc
6Sp#,n-c of Hiitt brsfn^b of ike s-?vic?. ' T
Tba notorious Irccla-oter Mosby declines to
rei o^tri*M the tw*rt ric'er < f t-'-i! relit ! rtfniy by
General Loe, and says he will light as king ns
he has a man left. A-,short shrill and plenty
*>f rope wili sr?? seit'o him and bis highway
IllcU.
General Weitzel has been relieved of lila
rroiunnv.d, nt Richmond, and C<?.n. Patrick
iia-i been toy the pris: ni placo in qommand
it'that point, it is said that he was relieved
or his action in fha iHnttrt'r of antheming
t?a3 assem"burjg"^f leadiug Virginia seces-Mon
sts lo cftusider thc return or 1 bet Sute io
icr allosriance, but nothing reliable can be
iscert&inetj abjrjitl ii. lo r.i^iit.
IjMs J?iipwii hore t(,b?t the iccent surrende''
d' KjeV apnv, w. .-: duo bi gre*it measure,
niftdig ot bereaves, to tho wbblevdo '.l?ser*
:?iins from its rinks of flic Virginia ?l?nientf
)f wi n h.ir wris inrgely?comj.'cseil. Tho V'ir
rini :?= ready took ni? their hue o? di-p?rtrir?
V-6--:-rte t: iiim ciiiettaftr by' t bon ?irids. Kt:d
>oiwc-akcncd h ui that surrender; ,r rirbcr
.otit,.w m IUD tuily-alternjttii?s.l'.'i'i IJ.i, v,i>
;inia troops wool.i HO! loaye 'lm .S.a.c..
Importai)! ujcdilk-ajioij bf ?he ir,;. pej
atioii-; wi'b BRbclkpH-.- bist;. ' av ? br-et; , rc
)aiod'.luring tl?* p.*' *'< . !>, ?.-.. I ? i :. . - i-.i-. ..
jot yet bf?i) appr^ed : ind i' is n,-.:. . *. ;
. ' 'lier they will ue promulgai.;<i. It is be
lieved l'-'-i 'h--- w -rk ..< paoificat'toii is*pr.w:ce?l-?
in-r ?'.. rap-dy,- th'atotn a very-shorttttsmc il
will be |K?ssiblo to remove most^oi ti? ro
itricii<ius end supervision nt nfescn| impt^cd.
Gi u-.'ral Butler h?sp^narcv' his resignation
jf his Ci.-uiiiii:sion f>:- msjor*ge:tcf&], ?nd
?rill to'inorrow present it to tb? Secretary of
W.-ir.
J it Kershaw and l-ricniipr GeneraJs S M
Bai t in, J. P Simms, M D. Dcboso and Eppa
IlunUni, of (he rebel army, r.ud Commodore."}.
Thos. T. Hunter and J. B. Tucki r, of the rel.- i I
el navy, wi!h. some four huudiedtand thirty ? 1
other {ield.and lin.e'officecs, captured hy fibeti
dan, have josi arrived by thu steamer Gos
tack Iron: City Pointy . ; _
A ?;riv?te mcciing of the'leadiiig citizens of
Itichtu'?uU waa insessioS un the night of the
lilli, having for its object;\hc organization of
action looking lo ibo immediate requesting td
the iriiMtaryriwjtl?iir?tie%.to peimitr the--r?-os*
tHbli-.htn'elit nf the municipal goverriment o?
RIcLmoud. atrrl the retu-n of the Mayor to tho] i
innctionff of hisjot?tco.1 Those requests will
"doubtless.bo made by tho citi,,ons. Another
and important object of the i..^dting is to in
augurate arrangement* for the presentation
of an impressive donation ard-properly to
General Robert-'E. Lee, l?tely commanding
tho dispersed rebid armies.
CnEERrjfiXKS.-Try for a singlo day, I be
seech you, to preserve yourscjf in ari easy and
?heerfal frame of mind. Be bul fer one day j-i
instead of afire worshipper of p?esionj the sun
worshipper of clear self ji'vessibn, and eonipare
the day in wine!: you h.ivc r iatbd oiit tho
weed of diTssatisfaction with that on which
y?ji have allowed it to grow op, and you will
fl'tid yoiir heart open to every'god motive,'
5;our brea-st'sTmed with a pain-ply against.cv- ?
cry'lick offate; truly, ybu* will wonder at i
your own* improvement -Jean Paul RicbtcT. I
v ' ^ J '' *'.. -?f . ". ?
Ttl!* .Sec.RtiT.ior 151..vi; figgriti-,WHli,nm j
Wir4's lefter to [tis '.laughter pp ihe..'{-bujall ?
sweet ewi'-rtc-sia-* oi'life.f.f.^iii'iins ? jjias-?gc
from wbic'i a deal (if happiness ipjiiln bo j
h-acned: '-' I want tojcll 'yon a fc?ruC Tho |
\r%r to rn?kq your?jalfrph'asing ta oibtr?^ is_
?,i>!?- ?.v .'. .i ; OU-cw !-h.'-?-i. "iJi'.,-,\iJ: '
v.-.rid i.-i l-ikt .ti:'' mali.' r.{ iljjis'jjj'd, . ?
pried dbi.bul.- no, not. L^Lvc-n-^ :..
b"'?.y c ?TCd f -r h'...>.\. ?And.ti,-- '. v..tioje . \\ grid
v,i'/ -er vc Y va bo. i ?'jo/? :.*... o ih.-iii jj^e sail!??
eau*?-. Ira ?H p<.'r.*.>i,*v tji.-r-.-fin-. sVc X?tii
\%\i'.'.lxji.\?a;bx' ?u-i i. by- sln.-w_ii.i.: -.Lem .wi;it
.{-.;..*..rv w, b'!v:.i:y c.-!!?? .i,!e-:i<-at?.;f?--.-.V : po??.
le-l".- "a'.v.U|il't)-. ;?iCto b -.no -.-pn-radi j y.!..-.,.:
voicejs t?o s.tiil.Vt/ i.-'ire. w ic-ii U.a.jjf. ti
ii cTTVsalv'es. by .i.-.n?b-r a >i ..^.e jiu
^u^btHi^jn-faeis o.f??i!patton ^.v?f-g?jl.'.
thv.pr !'Tuio;:: jrj cv-ry Kuj*^ t-i.^Jci-i'iyt, Rt..
the. ubi f. in the fieiel, walking,, biiiitg, -cr
standing." .., - . .
A Story of the Rappings.
A story of thc ?.knockings*' was told us
recently, which we t bink too good to bc lost,
and therefore give it a sturt: In tin* western
part of Georgia the " .-piritual inanifAtirgions*' 1
havcereat d considerable excitement. Among
tho subjects; of this excttem*nl was a simple
man. of middle ?gc, whose bumps of marvel
ousness and-reverence were equally largo. He ,
was, of coarse, superstitiously religion-., and i
the knockings of wJiieh he bad taken eager j
occasion IQ be a witness, impressed him w ith '
thc utmost awe.
The man's Wife, however, was a very dif
ferent being. She scouted the '.spirits,"
laughed at "her husband) and took tyery occa
sion to rally himntpon what she deemed his
Special weakness. *
One morning, after the "old man'' bad
been OL? to hear-the knockings, the remem
brance of W'Jnch had stolen away a nig/t's
rest, he rose early, a>was bis wont to make
a iitje. To* wife was awake, and deterrnioeih
on having some fun i So r.isiug her?ejf on-j
Ker elTiow, she regarded her husband, uotf
ni ppp Ur.n'liaif flr?ssed, certainly, as be kneel
eda*, the stave, and abstractedly p.ked among
the r.shes.
Tba wifeapplied her knuckles to'the head
board ?pf the bed-i
ll-ip-rap-rap!
, The victim staid cd, with his hair on end.
md peeped Anxiously over tkp stove.
Itap-rap-rap I .
Ile began to tremble,, and anxiously fuller
:d ont-"' Is thi? a spirit ?"
Rap rap-rap!
" Dqfa the spirit wish to romnninienle with
me?!' ?' * *- .
Fi?p-rap-rap!
"Spirit-, ari thou on an errand of mercy for
ne?*' , . - Ft** --. ?. .. . .. .
. Rap-rap-rap !
" Spintj what wilt thou have me to do?'-"
''Alakc np.'that firo, you infernal old fool
,'ou !" shouted his wife, with mingled mirth,
luger and disgust, as the trembling husband
urned'round and saw the saucy creature re
garding him calmly, with cyes-that enrireiy
?ver? had owed the fear of spirits, . He waa
. I'sefiil Recipes.
Ht.ACKiNo.--The best blacking for preserv
ng the leather ol boots and shoes, and which
viii make it perfectly Water-light j is thc fob
owing:'Take of yellow wax one ounce and
v half, of mutton suet four ooneesand a hail',
iflrse Uirpei*tine.haM an ounce, ivory black
bree ounces; melt llr=p?the wax,, io which
tdd.the suet,, and afterwards thc hor.'.c tur
leinine; when the whole is tfl.-.-lied. remove'
t (rom ._e fire; mix id gradually thc ivory
duck, constantly stirring till it is cold." TL:- j
l?mpo?itfBn is sometimes run into mould.--, j
md sold tm der the name of blacking balis ;
vhen ir. is u*ed,it may be laid or rubbed
tpon a brush, winch (mould be .warmed In
ore the fire; lt is also the best bracking for
.very kind pf harness ; when it is wanted in
arr.: quantity,, it may bo gently, melted in
t ?adie or pot, over a cha lag-dish with live j
oalsv, .. .. j
To J\L>:P BKKF.-A .ccu nt ry ft lend says lie i
:.!- been taught by necessity, since the war :
jfgaii, bow te keip beef without salt, Olid;
ie Ires us to tell" our readers. According to j
?is experience and tnsio, beef is never fir. to j
ie aren irf steaks until a weeli after?being ?
?itl. il. flo?tay.v.lliat if ll is suspended by ?
.. i: or siring - i>i a cellar, so ns not lo touch
n -.>v?:i?, it wih .cvc'i i?- the hotte.-1 of yum
.... keep from ne io two we.-ks, without a
rliole ul salt, aud in winier mr a much
riger tieif.,:.Ile bas now Botni which he
...-i ptyset veti ii; ts is way evnr since the l-l
if i).'Cv-:ii->cr last, and thinks it greatly fm
...vii. It; i> mora tender, palatable; and ? i
rholesoiuiv
'??OAP.-A correspondent of tlc Fayftfte*
i 1. (X. C.) >ri-.-.-: : .? A friend informs UH that
oo nine** from tho Observer a recipe for I
iiakit;g.j.be*.article which is worth a dozen j
. sJ aubscription. It is simply strong dev
r.d rosin, boiled CMgetuer 'ill of the propel
insistency. Not a particle of grease i- 1 o
cs3?ry. His lamily waa t:.us supplied with
i. excellent soap ail .last year-eXeidlcOl tv>
is own faultless shirt bogoin showed. Il
alt v.T,s not si d?ar.'fih addition of a proper
r p '.?ion cf thal would make " liar turp?n*
i tue soap." 4 ?'
CCB?X:: BAU DARITH ir; lIor.siA.-T hav?
iC.ii'?! that there ts r.O remedy fur a ruor.wa.v
nr::o s > if-ctivc as a Hogging. .Ile must
. gallops-well, roy freud, then gallop. I
ive fl whig, bard, pliant, heavy-lay.tm
hud:. Hore is a nice,.sto?p hill-up you go.
lere in :. deep plough' .': (letti-oh,'ve.-, i-e. ?i
Lp 3'ourpace, ami how ?io y-ru like il ? I
i . r a horse detlc-r who always cured a
,.'. ?odulgir.g 1i. He had odco a brete
.i i,;fi:. which lavt'Pjon.diy stood ?irl. l?ar>
V,TK - \O ui hud iiogff?d him ; arid he
.- ,uld ;;.:t move for sn hour. Well, tbUmau,
rik thc beajt, put bini in his break, and
iruve off. In ten minutes he ?arpe to a dead
at-.ni. Urea ker. .-aid nothing, Horse didn't
?tute know vyhu.t to rapty, tried to look back
ri'h his eura, waited naif an hour, and then
legan to move on. ^Xo, my friend, said thc
ireakcv, you stay herc a l day-, he farmers
?assed him going to market with nhcompli
nentary greetings. What, cau't you make
lim move? Breaker doesn't look putout,
hough. Farmers drive on, ehow thoir Rain
des, dino at the. ordinary, and jog home a
rille monier, hate in the afternoon. Breaker
itill there ma-;tcT of t!io position.^ The I'v/ise
lever "stopped again.
ifoasE PvAOlsii.-Growing horse-radish is
jenerally considered a rattlier of very little
..oasenwence, in regard to the mauif?rof cul
.ivation ; and the restilf is? In most *c?se.s,
im'all roots, which arc inferior in flavor, are
'aised.' . ' -
It is very easy to grow this plant wiri,
.ools as large as a man's wrist. Select a
:ich, warm piree of ground, fui iv exposed to
die rays of -the sun, and early in t he season i
jig it deep ; mark it off for rows three f>-ot !
ipart, and haul tho. e^rth out of thc fowS, so j
is to receive aJieavy matiuriug; thWrctiV??r
Lh? macm-e wini the dirt taken iivm the
rows, and set thc roots about eig-.-t itiCbyS
ipartj'atid keep them free of ?retida, aa you
would every other crop, and the nnhlt will
he a growth ol* horse-radibh thut is worth
frtowinp..
To K?I-T. Wor..vi8 tx PjBACl! Titr.F. BOOV?.- .
Oar pr*oplo do hot sufficiently attend to their !
fruit-irre?.; hence the. dofective character Ol'!
much of pur fruit. A simple pinn fi r do
troying the worm tba.t infests the root of the
peach tree if hereunto annexed, and is nt
leaslh worth a trial, Many a tree might thus
be mado to bear perfeeUywhich would other
wT?c fail.': "Tuite a small hoc,? nr otli^r suita
ble implement, and excavate the ?>arth from
f.hp roois t.f..th'p tree to the depth thai the
.wmrnistisutilly penetrate. -.Then I..ar.about.a
pound of iinslacked limo, broken into frag- j
luent-- trinix it with thc earth removed from j
ibo ir?e root-, ?iud peck thc mixture into th*- :
e..\jj?av?ti.jn aroiMid llic I ree ; then pour waler j
nVui the PM v-.'-.N" iii sufljcfent Vj II an ti ly to
fiV-fff Tib? li eat evolved by "this j
fhh?K?tfjlrigi ?::i?t wriii Th? c.vrroslve quality ;
.v Lil's Hine, wii; wiitin".a very few minnies',
. troy'every wor*r*o, evc.1 when they have
m^netrakil thc luok i-n.ndAhia. wiUiout.4n.jU
tiu" thu Atoe, l?vhidf a d?sen good peaches
M'niil.d . not eoMiDpnsiHte for ycijir lah of you
:ue :i" lover.;ol' fruit." . ,
Vi:- 7oi i-.' a./yj?s iu bot?do;? lure aucceJod
'?v .-.' iyr.iii*.- vricr.-.t-i.-,-.*, In giving Geht to ra.*.'
. na 1 m blind. 'J et re .oe trinrliing- dcscripiii :>?
of li.o iarprisc and confusion of those to wliotn
thc world is first opcuca.
. Superstition*.
SIGNS, WONUKUS ANO TOKENS.
Sneezing
Ff rou snerz-i on Monday, it indicates dang?
Sneeze ntl Tpesday, you vriii meet a >trangi
?Sneeze on \\r?dnvstJaTj yon will receive
'slroii?*cr : - .. '
StflbeZe on Thai: hy. yon rill gr?t uomcthii
.. irtiltsr: .: ' .
Sneeze orr "Triune. in3:cr.tft< ?virroW .
-Siroeze on-SA?lirMar, you will bave a beat! ti
' morrow;.
Sneeze belora yot^eat; yoti'wiilhnvc comps*
before V(;U sleep ;
If you siieezeiwfor? you ar? firo-.sed. yen wi
see yon'r bean before you rest. .
Pish and the Cal-If a cit washes her fie
yon w?il bar? company before ni<rfct. If yo
dream you catcti a fiih,ut is a sign you vi
make a good bargain, according to thc sizo i
the>(i*h."; ? .
Thc Braam.- If the browm is moved wit
tho remainder of 'the household furhilui
yon will not be successful; but the broot
must bo bnrned whilo standing in the co
nor, being vratched, to prevent tho house tat
tug* fire. '
Kiiife*and Fork.--ff voudr-'m'a fork, aa
it s'icks in tho floor and remains iu- a sltml
iug position^ it is a-aign a gentleman wii
Cal!; but'if a knife/u lady. Wilfcall.
Disappointment:-^iKan putting on you
shoes and Stockings, il you compdet?dros<?in;
on'6 foot before commencing the other, it is i
sign- tant you will bo disappointed:
jpath ia the. Family-Tho breaking of- ;
mirtor?by aoyouerabcr .signifies death-in th
family before theyear closes. -
An Itching FooC.-U the right fact hebe
pu the bottom, you arogoing whew? you an
wanted ; if thc left foot, where yo?^re no
welcome. -
Marriage-If a young 'lady finds a four
leaved clover, and puts it rn her bair, the firs
young man she meeta she- will marry. If :
lady dons ? gentleman's hat) it is a ?jgn she
wants a ki-it). If you swallow a cbicken/i
hn?rtwliole, the first young marv who kis?ei
yoe will marry. If oue aita on.the table, it i;
a si'/'n they wish" to be married. . -, -
Finger Sails.-If you cut year-ffngsffaaih
on Mouday. w-thout citberspeakdng orthink
iug of a red "fox's tail, you will ha<e a pre?em
during the week. *
Another-If the nails be cut on Monday
moftiing 'before eating, a present may be ex
pected; but if while crt ting you ? think- nf a
white cal's tail, it will spoil tile chasm.
Crossing Ilandi'.-l? fuurpY-rsons accidental
ly cross hands wher. shakingjsome ose of the
company Will "he married. - ... ?
AA Ilching J?arr-W the left Oar itch and
burri, it la an indication mat Burne one is
?peaking Hi of you. Ii t ue right ear, that
tiley are ^peakin;; well of von.
Sharp, Jbint'id, or Ci:lting.-?ts&z\\ a
!ricn</witb a knife, sei>sbrsiinf:t'd?es,a?d they
will cut your friendship.
A Funeral.- Should you. when on a idea
sure excursion, meet a funeral procession,
you will have no enjoyment thafduy.
The Bridal Dress.-Anything but white
;araieri?3"?o be married in indicates bad luck
for the bride, white being emblematic of in
uoccYifta * i
They Say ?.bV. whits" *
. Is a heavenly Itu?."
AnotLcr'aas added :
.. Tt may be nt,
Hut th*?ky hti>l\\t
Ptail Lucl?.-fi'you went, when - walking, a
cro*s ejed person, it indicates bsd luck.
The Chav\-Whirling an empty chair, ii
indicates that a .w !d')pii'g i i. in atore tar thc
transgressor.
Tns Cradle-To mclean empty cradle will
give baby tiie belly a>:he.
Thc Cid.-If yon are moving from one house
to another, never take a car with yon, r.r (die
will surely bring bad luck t" \uur new howe,
whereas she will add luck to Lt..; home, and
dio?'", who OKI va into ?U
Sh<-:a J''-'i irittr.r.-Save the obi shoes
rp t! i'uw atti r tb' carriego, when any of the
la-mii y sit?t oil ajsurbci. ii. will i na tay a mw
rctfirn. '"?aver ' ;? yor.r dt?b- a?i?*r vomv to n
b'iii,'ts :ivery bi bb!e : ring*? ..' .';:. k tu th?
ftiini!r.
Ti.< Li- i ! ? v.- '^i.rt- look aftif a fri cv. r]
who : wvl?j yon i i til hn i* quit.-out oil 3;gbt,
or you may ?.a\r"'' wee lam or sg;>j ,: |,,
turu ymir ev- away ?-.biic iu: ?? '. visible.'
?Il order that he or ."ie ma) r?fjrft?.
ff The &ish f'Mh ti dropped when i r. nae,
lt is * sig" you will b?v.*> c?ivipany i ?j rjinncr.
Sall- l-l 'voil spilj ci.lt, it u n .??711 rherc
wi]i ba a tiiVarrt:f in thc family. But il'5a;
y.mW portion of the srAl thu* .spilled -bf cast,
into th-i fire, i: i-f said to? coontcrcti;: tho in
fluence.
Tl-.e Mr?'^.~ff yon r.-? tho new moon f .r '
the brVv timu through ;:!a?s .or .through the.
tvee t"ps, it indieair-a thal yi-.u w dl lie nn'pr
luiiaiK : rbutifyou see H over the r g'it -houl-.
der, or diicetiy ia frout, that you will bc
lucky.'
Au linday hand.-li the right hand itch'?,
you will receive mopey ;*if th? W5. you will
spcad money. Tho letter U ?tand?for rcrt't't'.
cd]^ the letter h Wfr let yo. -If tho right one
ilvHies, it ir? a ?ure sign yon will cry; il the
left, you will laugh, iv jtunds for roar, oipd
L lor laugh. . . .
-la Ilching nose.-So important is thi**igu
that it balbeen poetized as follows:
If the noaa itches,
The mouth is iu da?ecr !
Y"U w??i snake hamin tritb a fc-*d, j
Ur kirjs a stinger. ? !
Ax itrr IVKIM.Y.-We weia amtifod, a fow
days bit ce, while sitting, in a crowd, in a vil
lajio not many mib.s from thin, to bear the
followintr dialogue), which bnot plaio between ?
an M. I>- and-a i?e0'ro, who. but a short, titno
previous, bsd the mi-doriiiiie to be ono of the
doctors patients, ?lt seems tuat the n'arkoy
was one of the several patients in tLo same
family^ and ur.iang.'thc tirbt of the Kick to re
cover. -Tue negro passing by, di^coverrd the ?
di .ct Qi' in, the crowd where we were sitting,
und ttms saluted kim-(at the same time
piaelng his wobl-beavcr carefully rutter his
arm)-" How yod do, mass doctor?" " 0,
ver> well ; whose boy aro you?" replied thc
doctor. ?9eide boy you como to. see Ust
week, masts doctor.'' u U yes, wtdl how's all
the folks* down -bonn ? ,k 0, mass doctor,
doy's all about,.dey all g"i well scou aa you
quit comin.". The do;-' >i imzzled.
An Ifiibwoman who bad-kept a Iii; le gQa-l
cory, waa v-rught to uer4<ea>n-bed, an-: was ?
on ike point ol' breathing ber last, wbi-d fh?
called ber husband.tn her bcdajd? 1
"Jamie," she faintly said, hthere'" Missus
MuUony-ahe owe? mc six Fbillingg."
" Ooli !" cxelalmfld ber husband, " B\iiy,
darlfnt, ye're sin*ible to tho iastr!" .
: " Yis, dear, and there's Missus McGraw, I
owe her a dollar;" . . - , ?
.^Ocfc.' bc jabcrs, and ye're aa- .fool i sh jts
ive*'' . ; . . ^v. j' .'. I.
. RM.-irB ron S'-'-KKT HUBAMS-"tineen
nriitoles' rrefosn-bcd tin*?," aar? .the Jaekaon
.Kows, ''ci?t npjmedoze.ti cold boiled potatoej,
I ?rwbJ add a few simes of cabbage, with live ?r
i lix^plftkled ?nc^.mbeie. Kisriitariilv 'and
1 wanh down with a pint of pino-fop whiskey.
Un- ross anrljjump into bvd. Lie'flit, ?rn yene
back,' and tn half an hour or thereabout. \ou
will dream that the devil :? sdttiiig on your
; chest with the State nou** in his lap."
jg??An cxpliange ?ava that a.man.in Ala
banta?was (/Mind, on? night. ';lin>!iingan. wer.
jdi \?-lu d 'ri a fiil?ne mill. Ile was asked
? ba i . .idoin^;i I/:--aid :o was iryinc
lo.Up io bil ii bi?t Wtnehow or other, thc
I stairs wouldn 't hold btili. /
qgac a ., m-mm
?iHts -Ther? ?ne two kind? nf glr't. Out
i i tho ki od- that -appear* best abroad-too girl?
ti at are good for patten, rides, riaifsv balls,
etc.. and whose chief delight ?a in such things.
The Mt her ia the kind that appears best at
home-the girl.s that are n'fteiul and ?dreorfal
in thc dirnn; room, sick room, and all th?
precinct* of home. ~ -Timi differ widiriy in
character. One is often a torment nt home
-the other a Meaning; one is a motb.-conisun
in* avery tiling about ber--thy otbrr isa'aan
hc'nm; Aspiring lifo Krui g'uTO?M airing her
pathway. The rtjbt'ediiCatio't witf tU'idify
both a little,'and unite tfi' ii g^ord jrjoalitM.< in
one.
?f..
N':
Central ?ssoeiaticMa;
Ayn rb tn, mi.
'OTICEis hereby giren that M<>?<r*. PRICE
and PICKLE hive been <Lstai{?<f by 'rirtj
Aasoclatiou ut c-op?rite with tn?Cdtfiairtto* Uhf
supplTing'*Fo!?u to tho pebplo Of CointobLw^ihd
frith tba Committee at Newberry ha\ ipg in.ohnr.ga
thc Soldiers' Wayside that place. Tb? ciiheno
of thc upper,DUtrieu arc earrie*Uy requested to
aid them in their-benevolent ta horn, r" -
T-.&-? beg of the Ladies throughout thc State
to renoir tboir effort? turon .h tUoir A?iowhitiun?
in getting up suppiiea of CLOTHIIJtr fox tho
Soldier*. " " -' Mi l.ADur.DK.
** . . " * Chairaran Oent.-al Assoeiutfon.*
.- Apr 13 ff ' 17 '
?ax ?a?ectpr% Notiez
t. .y" l?p. i. _ .. * r:
?WILL attend at the onie and pheoe hcraioj..'
ter mentioned; lo collect tho State ana Dl.-tricc
Ja? for. the y eareom arcing 1st of Oaf,'1884?.
Mouat Willing, Mvnday, *?a?VMajr.
Mick?er'?, Tuo?day, St"'*
riuiet's Store, " '. Wduvis'Jiij, 3?T ~*r
Perry's, '~.- . Taas-da*/- 4th " *>
.C?lemam's X Road?, Frid?y. f.rh ifv
; Richardion'tv ( Saturday, Otb ??? ?
Hrs. CidbTeath'.?,-. Monday, gib , ?
OtffcnvOle, . Toe.'day, J>th/ ?J
At KearpV, tr????>Tluffi* *'* '
Dorn'? Milla. .Thutoday,. Tilth **
Tai Payer?'-w?ll cone prepared to glv? tbs
number ot' farlh banda betw'tvn tho agaa* of 19
and Co yeara'tof age, for the prWtat.y?Ar. v-r
Proo Persons of Cul or must andu their roture?
in April, or they will be ?uhjeet to double tor.
ERN J. K??S&?S^A.D.
N. iL-I will hereafter attend tte Several Bat
talion toaster ground? for tho OfceomnjcioAisa 9
tho.?e who connel.{peet tuo on rav a r?t rw-ad.
Mar 20 * tf . "T*
Assessor's Notice.
1Vi' II. I. attend at the follow ins; place?, aa' rnd?
eated below io A??o'm) Jho_ P"rk slaughtered
between tte lit day of Mareh Is?T.vvi igt day
of March 1865. AU pertr.nt whit ??U over tii
pounds af Pork are lisUe to bs-taiee.
All Tr.i FSry?i who buve faired to make ro
turo ? of Wh*:.f., 0 it?, Corn ?nd ?aider, ?0.,
w'll avail tliouisolve.* of this im; opportunity tu *
da ac. - - ' ??
Mount Tv".il'.in?r, lYFnndxy, 1st Slay. .
Dr J H Mobil's, Tuesday, 2d
Rirhnnliou'n. Wodnenday, 3d
Dr.r?'i 3?ib'ig; Thur?d8>, 4?8 "
Koundue?'ii Sloro, Friday, "^nth rt
W'S'MMK'I, Sufurday, 6tk '<<*.
SlifctterDeld, Monday, 'tb *. . y,
Ijborty Hid, Tuiedny. . 9th. H
iv bita HOMO, Wednesday, l?ih . ?
itehobutb, IhurtrJar, Uta '. -
?loaeaut Lane, ' "Friday, " 12th "
Fniyly'-s 1 Saturday^ Ula- **
Alien Kemp's, .~Mnodav, ...lath ?J
CU-ARL?a CARTER, k**s?t,T
IStb Cyl. D!ftf
Apr 12 ' 4t 16
_T i . ag_
A^sressor^s fibtiifS*
IWILL Attend with Mr. A^^-nr Carter, at lb?
rime and p'.amrn Judiuated by bim. to rM-iiv
rn? Quarterly Rfiturns ot -ll Registered Tar Pay.
st?. Al??;, -l?ie Roturni of th'le who have failed
t?i matte rQttir?rof th? Arl Y.vorcm Tax, ooiu
ra.iuly knovrn aa the 5 per rent. Tait Com? early,
?nd:prepared with a li?t of all your property,
?otb a?ri< ultural aid non-airricultiiral, regularly
nude cut. R. C. ?KIFFIN, Aereitor,
Tar in Value, iHth Col. Dlat.
Anr 'H . 4t ? 1?
M?T?otice.
IT AM now ready .to GRIND WHEAT OR
fi CORN at ray MILLS on Big Stephens' Creek.
Vtiy p?treo feariu^ lu .>ro?.< the l!rid<u n *<1 not
lo to. "Ttriog your Wheit or Corn to tho Uri Jr :
md I ^i'l f.rry it aef(>*saud b?>rW.
lt. T. PillKS.
Apr1.: Z 1?
"T7
Shoe Found.
F'U'NP in tue vloiniiy <-f L'?tl'? P. ,U , about
ih<j I lit of Blaroh, and I*ft at rbis ?ftre ;
a liot' "\?o quartered ?a<i?-?abr.ut N? fl in fia*,
the !iwn*r will plaaeaefU, ideTiiifi the?-: ! ?le ..
md pay fur ibis ndveiiWrniewt ; other? inj it win
h'o di.?j ottd '.I ?to tkie I'aw direr.?.
April? .... ki 18
Wc have Keen eniborued by tbe7rier.de
if Capt H. DOULWARE tn MIOBECO biw a
Cimdid.:te !'or 5b?rir' of Kdgttield Distiiot at the
naxt olertton.
Apr ft! . . la? 1?
For lax Collector. -
The Many ffripn<n> of D. A. J. BELL, Esq.,.
respectfully pointoate him as a Candidate fer
Tm Collector at'the eeit ?lection.
0.cl8_ _'__J te ; 4?
For Tai ColUtctor.
Ta? many Friend? r.: Caft. JAMES MITCH*
ELL re"pcrtiu!ly noEAi>>at? bia. an-a Candidato
for TAX CGLLSCXu rt kt the BC it oleetion.
. SALUDA.
Deo fi ,- . . - aq
"~ "Dick Cheatfeain
..TJiTlLIi ??and tb? P>rUliS r?eojor? oV l'SPi m?
Ty Un? Hundred Lollar? the nca???.
De will-bo ?t..Edg?ne!d C U. aorftayW'Tucs
Anyv, HVdiieid.'tyyWfld Tburi-dayn.-thc roniafr<
der'of til? wo<ik at llf'r?B' n t?allia*?'*. ile i5^!<
tegin tba tO???li 1?-February ord ?sd it 'tito
?u'ae. lio'Wtlt.iBtnshf st t?". 1,nV.ru u,N ?ji.-ing
t!iaeugt>tb of Fot'ruary, ajTtvr-aU/b. limo bc witt
bo alteroateijpsl id^etield. C. tf. and fi. Otrft
roan'?. . ,l
Byip^fil contraet with OT Ajoit? ?fa?." M.
Karri?-iR. or ity'Sm, mama ?rill l?e ia eu red coxitb.
ford b.r Tao Hundrjid U??lifcSy Tb* mouey^ill
be cona'.iHired due at the end of the ?&fon.
.UilO. O'. BACO?C
l?t?tiee.
ALL stroan indeUad to the Imitate of Robert
?J. DelRh, UtOofEdgeJieldir.itrict dMcaaod,
RI-V^ermectid to COSJO- 'uiward and ouak* poy
nlent; and tho e bsviug drutHndn Aga4aft said
Emita will proaont lb tia m.ole'tiu??^?tdpBOp*r
ly a?lhaht?ci?ie4. "". -'. . ,
A. J. *BLLETI*R, 4<b>'r.
? r?ctdj . ._. .1_.s. ly.
Mules ?Mi?^r!
CVSXi M US, a 8UPKRIOR Y0LN6 JACK".
will ?tand at Dr. I?. T. Mini?' Rtoatt Hill
tai- ?pr;ac Saasa?. 1'be Tarni? aa heretofore
publUhtddiy aaadblibj aro wvrAed a-ndebanfo?!
ro $i)Q.-Cana in-Riivance. Maroo j raving not
with foal will hare tho pfivllagc of 'another Oa
?on. ?oaeon to'contm*B*o Wi'A^AK'naA't?atAb?t
Jone. JVB. SMSfS;
Mar 23 ? : ' tf "" ft
Notice.
ALL perMni hiving any < !eihrs^<r dcttaudo
.a?a:.r.?t the Hstaro ?f W?iknr (\ tiaL-Hil.
deo'd., ?re rtqoirei to. presont^thw^, arnprtly
proven ; and ali persons' havreg^H??. ^ reo, pn .'
per? or Pruutrty vf any kind Url "?ffttp Vi said
??t!ito are re^u??t^d to hand theta ttl tie: ibo un
dersigned, Win* ie ibo lawful Ad??nietrator{ nd
al?o thi.oo indehted ?411 pica*? pay op ioaaiedi
Biely. In lawful, money of th?.ojeara, or iii birnloa
K-ir. i ti .Mttf?rv. A wori to ?S> wi*t? IS*ofiicVat.
W. ?. rr?M?EL, Adra'er.
?ora? . k tte* udU
~~~ Barter ! "Barter I
T;3E rtraTirtcVjllo. IrTaiiofaatuv'hag Ckiuipany
W?H e uiliim^ to ftatiof Clbttl /otFLtHTu.
1 CORX, PEAH, BACON AND LAUD, .gK-io ?
AuitustQ prises for produce, ?nd furDisn?Tg Cloth
' PK whotesalo ratea.
I ?faot te ville, April 9 tf 1ft