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PUULI?U?D KVKtiV WL'i)VK<M.\V rfol:Nr? D?RIS?E. SEESE & CO. ? * .. SnDRCV.'lfFIMy? i?, ..VJsVRHTIS??: t'?r T?er?'N"\ ?(>*.!.AK >n :>4%tilMb AI>VKlfP.I.*R\W--VT.??.. wr: ?v? i;:-.r?vj .-.< ..vj W -Mil, A lt ?> ? 4tWn' 1 . " niiii'rti; BliC ..r lett? i'or eael, '.,'.;< ' >a. A.. v.-rti?i,tn.-ul< witlii'it' ?...?Iriurti.ms a.? I? Ur. Mpjtt'l li?: ?i u> l>* inwirtncj. will ?>>? ?HI!)1?BIMM n?ttn f?rlii(l. O?.? uto;ir???>?l a<*r?Vt*iHB$ ?nnbundnjr. (>n.l?rt.-.l-? f"r uer OiScfc of h?nOT or r.ro?lt. TV. Kv rr riiiLf. U.sTte tx? pniil brfofi! I ti..- an notiuccnfiit i? |nt1t!l*>i<??t. 01>?m?iry rt.iti?i.'-. TriSb*?^ <>t Re?-??*rt. or an.r comcm nlcaUna fter-r?ni in tr? natur ;, wUi bu r^ted a?-a?ver j?*?n?at5 au?l ohM'-j???! itarfrf'tifity. . Thc:Arnii??tic<'--i-'er FeeliOg rn Wnsh ?ngian. -t {Fnxn flo York il?nl'J ?lunlO?Urtdfm of' Aji;:-,n<iJ Ueiirett? Genera\ ??herman and General J o li nsf on. WASHINGTON, Aprii 22, 180."?. As T^p Tts have b-ea in? circulation for some ti en? ufa corre --pondi n ?e bntween Cen eraU Jtjrtnsi'iii MIK? StHritisTi, -ti- nteuinran. dum or Irasrs ol ?r.h??l airieed up.m be tweeli te??e two (?en vs.'s um the resnU is as follows : M^.MO?A.VDCM. Memorandum or basis o-' a?n?ptre ir n-adc this eighte-nth t ay of Ap ? A. I) r*6?, nar Dunham', h'a'im. HMO III tin; St te ot Not'b Carolina, by a-.? .?etwe?u Go e.\J -Tos j h K .lobos o ?. coroma idiug the ?'....t'-ile-'ate ar my, ami M .".?..?. ire..?tu; Wii.'ain T. Sim-iiau, C'jrnm?ndi'i..' tin; army <>i rhf Cai 0(1 S aies in N. Cr > i?i! : boin ??f>nfeu< : First-Tb c<-muundi. - antres pow- in tbe field to maint; in tai ir ?/<f/u qm tiiMil n i tt e is given liv th?? is. mui;.ti ii.'g <.<? e,al i>! ii ' - er one ty b's ..p.-ouent. a tl r. ai.uable lime, sar forty eij?l b?U'S al ove I. Second-tbc Confederate '-note- TOW in existence lo be disbanded and Conducted to their s-'vera! S ates capit -.l ? the e '-o dept.-s it their tir-hati'id p Mi ?c ?)r--*p..r y ia 'he Sia-e. arst nai, r??^i -ach ui?et r .ind man o exectit and tilt:, an airroi. ?ueni t'? cease from act? of w::r a:.d abide ttn-acion of b>'b State and ij-ed?raj authorities. Tbe number of ?r^s and mu ??ticos ot war tn bo r.'p..rted to the Chiet ot" t>rdi:n.,c? t l. Y.'aHLin.'ton t it;:, subject to future a.?wii oj the Cot--ires, or' the Unit-d Stat. s: ind in |be rm.aocime to b-' fise*] o'ely */? .:. .1'.:t ?itv peticf and ord-jr within be boi 1.:..?, r e S.ar; s respo tiv.;ly. t i;-]-The reci/gnitio? Ky ihn Es cntive of thjb Ciiinjd S a??s ot tbeaeveral State ??uv eriuacnts. i>n ?heiroi?e? r-i ?uid Le Jfl alure?talt? i:\:: the o'H li pivscril.v d "Ji? c a> ?tttutrcu of tb c if -d Mii.cs, and tv hire cotiKictlng.State ?> .. : ..: . i s bav.? re*n? e l from the var. the ?i;o t'a! rubati be submitted ibit ..? ; r .?. Coil ri Ol ihr United States. *; !.'.!:,. Ll;.-"J :i. rr-i.*i*??U>bioen? H' ?Tl f?dlc ra! ci ; ri i in :.'*. ..:??. r?ral S:.v-'? ?fiijj p .wets us 3c^?? by ?ki cms imtisni mid hiws of C0j>g?? a?-. fifth.-Thc pc-op-c an;1. inhabitants --.t all Stfitc* to be i.i?ara;ilef-d, Po far &s the UxfcCU ?ivecan, their polh?cal rights and franchis*, fcs well as ??!?ir rig? ts of person and property, aa deSued by ihe V'OStitution of the United" .Siatr-s sod Slates resp? eli ve! v'. Sixth --The exeobt?re aaihor'ti ?.? l^e gorerniutnit of the.L i.iu-.J Slate? ti?<? todis mrb any ofrhf pi: ?pis by reason of rhe late war so long as tLey live ai pfa( :? and .quiet, abstain hom ar?s of ariiird hostility, and obey laws in exi-iencv a'any p.'aewor their resi dence. . Sercn'.h.-I:". general tenna, ^,-Hr to cerise, u pcUTiil ?ttnnosty, so far ni* the executive i. w^r of th<? ' "nited States can command, or on cotidititn of disbandment nf the Confede rate armies, ar-d the distribution of anns and resumption of ? eaceful pursuits hy oflicerfi and men as hitherto composing the said ?r ente*, not being fully empowered by our res -jective principals to fulfil tbe>o terms, we in dividually and officially pledge ourselves to ?>rompt?y obtain nicesaary aotbority audio carre oui ibo aLc-ve program ra*. W. T? S.irRviv. Major-General. Commar * i :?rr ibo A rmy of tbe (Tuite I St??*s in X- rib C troli'ia * J. K JnH.vsTONj General. Cmmi..a.'g C ne brute States* Army in X ?nh Cartdiua. 'filis proceeding of General Sharman was nnapprovel, for the following, among otber reasons : -First-lt was an exercise ot authority not vested m Gen. Sherman, and on its face shows that both he and Johnston knew lhat he (GeneralSherman) had uo authority to enter into aDy such arrangement. Second-It was a t rmtical acknowledge ment Of the rebel government. Third-It undertook to re-establish the rebel State ?uv. rn men ts, thar had boen over thrown at tbe sacrifice of many thousand loy al lives audam iiumen-e treasure, and plac ed arms and mnv.it??ns of war in tin- hands o'" the rebels at th-tir respective capitols, Which . might be used as i?oon fs thc armies of th? United S'ales wr.' Ci 'banded, *nd used to CQftti'ter an i Mibduc tue loyal SvtaieR. Fourth-By lue ie*lor?l4on of I Im rebel au thority ip l i?is reluc?'1 ?vc Slate.-, th^y would b? ena; led to re-est iblish slavery. Fifth-It ur?ht fumiith a ground t>f res p.'.insibi'ity by rhe federal government to pay the r-bel debt, and cer/aiu?y r?nhjecM loyal citizens of the leba'Slates 'o lite debt con summated by th,- rebels in inc name of the State. Sixth-It puts in dispute the exis'cr.cc of loyal State rovrnmen's and the new State of We^'ii Virginia, whieb had been rec ?ni?ed by every department of thc United States gov crnmetit ^-Ventil -if pr .rt"r dIv abolished the con ii-c.:"v n Ittws. sud r"'ioved rebel? of every degree, who bad plsn-rbtereil onr people, from all pains a.-.dfeoa iifs .'or their crimea, Ei/h'h - It jrave tM'm? ihat had been de fiber?telr. repeatedly r?n-l solemnly njceted by Urr^ident Lincotri. and -b?nte.r term? than the rehvts had ever a?ked in their most, pros p'.:rms condition. ?inth-It formed no basis of true and last ing pp?ce, but relieved rebels from the p?e.5- i ture of our victories and l?ft fchemin condition I to p cw their effort tb overthrow the United ' Ra es .g iverrypent; aj?d subo ne the loyal ! 8ta:-^. whenever their strength wai?ic?rei[- ' el rind ten.? oriportuni*t.y#hrn?|i3 oiTir. ? -0 - .. ----- . ?. j FiToii run '.!'. iNs-M.,?a<s.-.-t!'.,,?.-..??'/. /.//?//..? 2d?y - The RfcpnWicaiT?H e^yaif%yiSlirevu. port. L .? . j a J ?'?* contain |iujuero u- uueouiils of action betweati the mj'ijghfc^tij'l tbi ? .pie. lt wa* th "ir determfrMtton lo pmjong the war. A 'bwfcc meeting -it Sbrevepoft was atldrente?! bv thc rebel i?ov-*rrnn'. A Hen, and . /several otTtT.-s 0f^??\ranh. all i~k?n(r the same ^rpaud us ETiibv iSruith's ?p*1"?!,already t^eJe^capbesL, and nr?ing sr.Mrer; at?d people to rene?' tlieir ejl ,rtM and c tnt t'itt" t?.e Stum, j gly. '.''i'. I .o trnoy. of 'l>v?'. >l bverr.: a i pr.rt"gvriy ott i!.-.oih. i^mpni i is bim to Ib-utos j n'n'd fredirti.! f? r him a J ...? .luring fimo. ( ,eu. I\'tr'?y Stnirii. JV*-., I'lrX-n^e, e Y .^. lieyaohP. T?I ?tbsaitfr: -Uo addtcss. >? ihr . tacetle.'-'. ;Ctd-Sprawl'- . Gen f'op-v* riatrf of ftail, WAS at The month ol' Jt'td river on the *?f li in s.ant, aw;i;t,njr rhe aniVa! of Kirby Smiih ( to-n-g^ia'? t.?--iit.?. and it :? believed. Soiitji ! wil! s'irJeTidct wbrn he hens the action of Jne Johnston and Dick Taylor. The ('.?uoftitrWor. Ait. A H??.r. to Supp:?^- l<',>ur--?e'i t?(u Pui Trt:?-<i:i ??,-l 1*- beili-.n, lo ^?izrt ?i'.rt I li-tv.te. the Pi:o|?'-ry ut" labels and Ton er j"i ix ws. Be reenacted by the Sc:;??? .ST??J Hn?* it pp*?-.j a"v^.(.f tbeXui?eji S-a les ??J' ,\JTJ ira ui C Mijfivsis. sen, We J. Thai ."...?.rv j ->i ' wh i ?ii.iii h. rt'Hfjor rdniinii, tue ejini |rv>J>i?.'L rguil'.il the United Statt?, and s bc a j-.ii^il guilty,Hierco'i s._a?! suffi r oe ;M;d ?ll nu slaves, il ?iii?, ?.hal! he deda and Hind.- fro? : ur he shall l?e imprisoned not i?.':.t. t&an iiv?.i years and lined not tb?ji$]0,0O'lr and aM his slaves, if any, si be d- l Uri il atKi mau? '.iee; sait! fine sha) levied ami collected on any or all ol the pi ewy, re-l and pe>S nai, cidinling eleve! which lhe said perso:; so o iuvicud was, turnet ac thc ltn*\? ofc-jmmitVtngtbe^aid cr ai.y ?sile, pr coin eva; ce io t ie co rtrary ,i wit! ?lainiiog. a Ste - Ami ho it> further enacted, TU; arv person shall ben-a i ur ii. ci ?ct. set on l'< assist or engage in any rebellion or i.usur I Won against the airt .? riy .ol' tho I'ni St? i Wy or. tlieinws thereof, or .shao ?ive , or cpOJi'crt thereto, or-jodi e> ^120 in ? rj: ? aid or comfort ti? any su* ti exiofditg rebe!] I ?>r iuMirivctiup, mollie i> i v:;!ed in-reo.-. s ! r.ier-<o5i -h di oe punisbedyby imprisn.m j tor a period uot exceeding ifni vean;, ii I One not exceed i gSlOjpiKi, and by the lil j ai ion m nil slave*, if any f.e ti ?ve. SEC. .'!. And ! >e it turi her enacted, T I evety pwrsoa gudiy of eitifcr id the offen ! described in this act s jai! be forever inca j b.e and disqualified to holt! any office Un the United States. .St/V 4. And be it further euncted, T I Mtianci pbaii nm !>e construed in any y>h} j effect or alt? r the pniscctiticn,. convict iot: I punishment of ai y pe. sons guilty of tren j ngaoei wp United States Indore, the pas? I of thiracL. unless S'JC'i person is convie . U'id r tbis act. j JS*.f. ?. Ami be it'?arther enacted, T, ! to insure t'?e speedy termination of the pi eut. re bet-ian, if shall be thc duty of Pris dent of tb? United States to cause g :z'n e of all the estate and property, mon s o k credits and eif.'cts.'.f the pers-os he after named in this section, and to apply i us ri thc same and tbc proceeds thereof fur support pf the army of tbs United Sta< es, t in tu.'a* : first, pf any person hereafter act a-i an i'illcor of i bc anny and oavy ol the r e s^:i arms agajost trie government 'if United Sut-.-; s'copdjy, of any .pelion he after neting as President, VicerPreside member ol Congress, judge of any court, ci inet t.flicer, loreign minister, commissioi ur consul of the co-called Confederate Sta of Amcric;.; thirdly, of inp person acting Gavgrner ol a SiaU?, member of a uQuyen.tj ur iVJWarijre, <-r judg;* of any court of I so-ra i'.d Omt'ederute Stales of Ameri itiurtniy, of nrtj pet *on w ho, having held ; nflice of honor, trust or profit in the Unii j States ..ia!! berufter hold an offlae in tho i called Confedejatf States of Amen'.';.'-,; Gftb i ot ar.j pers-m tVriafter holding an office ' a/ency angler the government cd? lae ?j call j Confederate States of America, or ajj of t j several States ol the said Goiif?detacy, tir t j laws mereof; whether stich office or agen i be uatl?nal, j?tate or rnnnicipaj in its eben ! ter; provided that tho person^ thirdly, four . iy and fifthly above described sha1!! harri t j cepted their apnoinfmenl or election., eiri j the date ol" the prsteurled ordiuftneo cf rffjt ! siuri '??T ?h*? i^ate, or sbajl have taken an oa j of allegiatnc id^r tosnpport thc Constitjrti I of*be s-Htalled C?nlfeiie'iS?? St.fttpsj . i.v: hi rot'any pierson v?!.'o, owning property in u! j loyal State or ?miiorv of tr- United Srati J or'in the Difttrt'cacf Colunibia, ^hill beret j ter ossi-.t aud give aid and comfort to sm ? rebellion, and al! sale", transferor, conve.yan i of any Ruch property, siiall bo null and vui j nnd ii shall boa hurScif-n! bar to any si brought by such person for the possession tuc us*? of such property, or any of it, to r I lege and prove that he is one of the per.? describ'rd in this section. Srr. 6. And be it further enacted, That any person within any State or Territory j tac T'.iit d Stales, other than tboie named j ?liiresiid, aller the passage of tbis act,, bsii ! engftgdi in armed rebellion against the Go j eminent of the I'nit ed States, or aiding ar . ".hefting suc'i rebellion, shall not, within si. : ty d ays after public warnin % end proelamatic ! dui? givon Sud mad?: by >ho Pivsidentof ii ! L'i>r?'d Staieri, cease to aid, c iuutenknco au ! ate?1 such rebellion, and return to Lis alle;' I ance to the United State*, till thc estate au { property, roonej's, Mocks, and ctodits of sue perron shall bo liabls to iztit? asefores&i? and it shall be the duty of rite President t seise and use them as aforesaid, or thc pre ceeds thereoi. And all sales, transfers or eui veyances of any such pmjiertj aftur tho exp ratiiin cf said six'y days from tba dat? t such warning or pr TUM?MO . shall be nu and void. Ami it shall i> ft ^offijcietit bar ti j any suit brough:, by -uc . ;.. r n for thc po? ! session or tho. use of such property, or any u I it, to allege ?nd prove that he i:- one ol to ! perso tis desaibed in this scutien. ! SE1.-. 7. And be it fu#ther enacted, Tba ! t) sucure thc condcmaation ?md saie of anj ! sudi ptop?il?, alter thc sau.e shall have beet ! S?iicd s i that ii maybe made available fo. I tbc pm poses afore said, proceedings in ron i ?ball bc iiislituteil iu tbc name of thc U i.itei j S-ate.-: in any district court thereof, or in anj I territorial court, or .?! the United States pis j trict Court for the liistru?* cf'Culumbis, with I in which the property above tlu'?ribed. op at>J j part thereof may be found, or into which tb< 1 game if moveable, may Iii st be brough); wbiob B^oeeediogs shall crjnforui as nearly as may : oe to proeee?ings in admiralty or reyenut i cisea; and if Baid property, whether roal ot I {?er ;onai, shall be fctund to haye bt'ionged to : a person ongai?cd itt the rebellion, or tybn bas j given aid ov comfort thereto, thc same shall j.b'? condemned a- enemies' propTty, and be come the propel ty of 'ho Utii'eii^Siatts-, and ! be disposed of as the court shall decree, and the proceeds thereof paid into the treasury of thc United St ite^ ?br the purpo-e aforesaid. SEC 8. And be it further enacted, That, the j ?everal courts aforesaid shall have power to j make such .orders es-ablisb such-fbnp of de ! cree.and sile, and direct, such deeds nn 1 con ? voyances to ht executed and >lelivcred by the mar-ha's .'hereof, trhcrc real estp.'e shall be fie 8u!-j4ct of B tio, asshail fttly aiide?Tirient ly cJTeet the purpose of this act. and vpsl ia -lhe purchasers of sucb property good and valiUdHIcs therftfo. And the said eourtshall .ba\e. power to allow suf.ii f?jc.5 and charges of tbeir oliicets a's shafl be reasonable and proped in the? premises. Si r. Ami be i', further enacted, Th.?.... all s'aeos rn* paTsonsPwh') ?-liivU here<iffer bo e'?fi?ged if raheilioii against tue goveraoient . if the r i!tt-. il Slated, ?V who shal: in any wey z\y a?d' or cootfutf fbr.Mu, oscnpiin^ from i Buen per-on*. and iukinc icfusre within ! c lines of 'ho arav, nu l all ?'aves capture.? ? f:-i>,.. -iK'b p*?v-:?>iis, ?>c eb.i'.'rtivi. i-y ^mn ftnu . co o n?r nndrr \\.-? rontpul ol' the ijovjtj^ttjciit of tbct'C ted ^i.tt;". nnd ji l slaves of such pc-fiofis bj-?:n'i or ?>''!:ig- found witton any ! pl ii- <iceup>i'J bV tins fore .-. nf tho United i StfitC, fl'all ti^di-emod ftaptives ott wan. und ' shall he forev. r-fWc i?t their .;<:rvrud.-, a,-,d , n i; agitin h'UI *? dav- ri Sr . ,;>T 't (*t\f?t*t Wioc'ed, That ! ia', a!?v? .?-f? ;?: t. . iit'tiv .-'?*e, 'P?rrltsiFy, tir mi ?)?atrlct o? i\?ioinbi?, from ativ other Siai", tdiail Le detiyere.d np : or bri any way impeded wbrrrir^d (,f bis liberty, ex?ep: for cr'i ne'or some ofiVnee against t br laws, nn-j les i thei person cfaimiug Bald fugitive shalf firat make oath that tb? person to ??hom tho 1 service of such fugitive is alleged to be '? due :s his^avrfti! ?.rn^r. ti?ar his not h?r?.?? anns utfainst*tile Uisl?IM* .s??f!? tri the ;.P<:>>.MM ribi-H'on, nor in any wa'3 grTr-'n-aid'-and coir, forf ttiurtto : and no persons'&:gaged in'lbe tailitnty or naval s?rri?e of ibe United States yindi, under any pretence* whatever, astute to<irc':de nn th* validity jd*, the chim-of any r.f,t(joiMo the service or labor- of any riper n^rg-n. or surrender np any snob person to tko. claimant, on pain of.bei-ii!; ?j?etars^? i'rotn rby sorvico.?. SE?'\. ?1. And be it further enacted, Th-.', ibis IVe^iifaatof ile United States ls au'h.ir ?7.-d So o.r? plhy as marry pfriwiVs of African ile-'ceut ?fe he uiayjdeeni necessary avid proprr for the suppression of this rebellion ; and for t his pm pos? ho may organize and lise them in sur*!) manner as be may judge best for the public welfare. Slit*. And heit fnrlb*r-enacted, That the Pr?sidant of the United States is hereby authorized io make ^provifilo?-rfof the Irans ports; ?i?:.n. eo:oniz?.tTon and erttlement ii) sume tropical country bey ?Od tbeTimi'H nf th? United States, ctf f-ireb persons of the A mean race, made free br the provisions of the act, as may be wilone to ?mi?rate baring lirsr obtained the 'cwnerit or'ajhp. government of ?aid country to 1 li ^Tr- pateca ti op and set tlemont within the a?nif.. wuh all the rights and privileges of freemon.. .. Sw:. ?3. And be it further enacted, That tie President is hereby authorized, at-any time hereafter, by .procl'amatiy.iii^to extend to persons who may 'have pariivipated in the existing rebellion, ip any Slate br pan thereof, pardon and amnesty, with such exceptions and at such time, and on such conditions as he may deem expedient fo? the public wel fuxi. Also, that thu President shall baye power to restore property seized nuder the net Ui any person who maytbe. found to have b^en innocent. " . J SEC. 14- And bo-it farther enacted,.That the courts of the UuiteiStateahave fnllp?woc to institute proceedings. ?njske orders ard de . cree?, i-aue process, and do nil afer things nocesxary to carry tpjs act into, effect. After 'the foregoing-' act.jbad passed both HoUiOfi, it was sctyt-iojhe.nVesideut for his" signature, whoj. bo^ey^'rjjdisapproved some features, and bad p^p?itt*d.a veto -message, when th* follpc?ng re-?glutjon was pass?dliy. both Houses,in order to remove the Presi dent's objections to the bill: Resolved, By tho S?natc. and House of Representatives, <?c, 'that the provisions of tho third clause of the fifth section^of aVact to 6uf press insurrection, to punish treason, and rebellion, aud to seize and confiscate the j properly .bi rebfels.and'for other pu poses, shall be' so cwwtr'aed. as hot to apply tdany act or acts done prior .to the passage thereof ; nor to incli?d? any member of the State Leg islature or Judge of any* State Court, who I has not, in acceptinff- or entering upon bia office, -t.-ifeenrtin Oath t0 8.urport tho Constitu tion of the ^qpajj?d-Qonfedernfe States of A mcrica ; nor sp?M 'any pnn'ishsjeat 0? pro ceedinga under s??d ?ot ba construed au to v work a forfeiture of the renl estate of tin? ?offenderbeyond bis nr.rur.ii life. THE ADVERTISER, TAHE3 T- BACON, EDITOB. U EI>NESi>AY, ?.AV. 2?, lSG.->. . J . . Qu: hjajrt{?st thanks sra t?i-..rcl our lard and tLuijgtoful, friends J?K. EL-,EI-.7 S:,.v.vn. ?K Juna NtcnoLSON r.od ?r. R. ?. Mu? Ut AuguiU . r. pera cf oach dey ?i ;r.i.g tb* p?it w,5- k, cl?'a "... lit.rtii---, as wc ?;t Etili without ^a\..r Sayf us - der taning obligation . Also to Hrjor Dim for .?te Charleston PL.i xl.?w i'ork papers, tro? .which w? gather uucli importent nows ana ?hp taauy intorostiug articles. "-*? JJ. ocal. ?ur little tonn ls prafoaadly cal?a and quiet Nay, more ; it i* Btngnaut. ?bops aro vloeed ; . busiiittt'a ia almost ont ?rely suspend- i ? .:-ney ha? ; diihjijieared irom among tie voltiges ol ervaUon j The citiron has resumed bi3 placid gnit, sud " : 1 , the pomp and ci rcu ra star ce of glorious war ' faded away li'.ce th? unrrotomherod fan ladies, ot au idlc'di-dum. Old meo spend their limo in Call ing : joe ne ona? in gottingup and attending pic nic*. Many very gloomy people look-upon thu ctitc of tilings as thc dead calm of chaine mid slavery. Bat why bo so morbidly and obstinate ly bopolefs ? Our honor, aud a vast, desi also Unit ia valuable, i.-i l,if: t.> ua j and, oven If wc could uot whip the North, tlud bas not deeertci ua, and no doubt bas in etore fur us many goad days. Il is natural that the policy to be sdopted by the President of tbe United Staten and tm Cabinet in tho inipurtaut work of reorganizing tbe civil ad ministration of thc sev'-al F*ctr? lately restored to Fodtrjl authority, shouli r-? a aubject of inT tens* rolicirudo to .-. ulhort: people? bnt while jfo speculate on thin matter, let na not tyer onter tdn us ..tho gUWt of our ikougbta the raw bead and bloody bones -of bondage aad opprfc?i?ion. Wo 1,'uvw not what thc iuturo baj iu store for us, and it ia aa ?eai;ible' to hope lVr good days-aa evil ojioa-. Thc Augusta Evening Transcript. We aro gl-id tb become acquainted with a new friend, bearing the abovo name. ThiE new paper ia published every ?ffer.nopn in Augusta,-tia. Its editor ia'JAS. I?'- Et4-S, Usq., lately {an4 atillper haps) ono of tha-aditOTS ?j the sterling Baptist fi ann ir ; aftd formerly coi<necUd with the edito rial dopartaie'at pf the Southern Field it Fire ff.V*?. W? have not the pleasure of ?dr. ELPS' no (?naintance, but we Xnow thal bis oditorlal car pacify ia of- tho 6r?t order. Tbe Evening Tran* icriyt ia te be dovoted tn nowa of all sorta, and rcaeral rcading..of every character. Th?* conduct of th*j joui-nq). trill, wo are satisfied, make it a j velcoiuo viiiitor to ojrery bouj;cbo}d. Vertus, SJ per month. . * .? ? The Constitutionalist. Tho H take h and chivalrous Couttitufionaliiti aftur u brief suspension, has been resumed, ard .".?il ho, a? over, a moat aeeeptublo ab?J honored guest ia the saqctunji pf ?hp Jfrmftvr. 0J4 have passed away, and- with top beginning'of a now om, wc wieh-the ComtitMibnaHtt a continued pro^puroua carftfr, and as large a list of-paying se.i-iuri aa it can supply with copie?-. TKKXS.-ljaify, six ijfon^hs, $5; Triweekly, six m-mths. $:l,00. Pfoyiaiona taken, at market pricca, when it bj not popvenicnt to pay specie or greenbanks. 9 - --t-*-t South Carolina Kailro^d, Thc Augusta CnnstiUiiouaUtt of 'Saturdfly fijT rv].<r.e?t tho following ?;r"U'.>?!llf, iiiit-liigcnfe : Wo '-'nderstasul frooi thc vnry b-jat i-ourr-ca, (hat t^e autl.-iritles jj? the Pedor?l tlnvcrnment aro in ''. itriouily engugdif.it; rqiairjqa tba S?'?lfh Cay <; 1 IfiVilrdad bullen ih?? i-i'y n-d CbaVleatop. Tt ry liay?l brought a .'.- ...'.: -:- from ititMn j H< ad, even ?njt ?>.: :'. - . av/'iaf |. the EJiato'vlvur, arr, tv u.;o thocij.r .-. vii a -ailroad man, i?>lng d jwn tlir track sa lui ' m ?.reliant would unroll ftjKve of relit . fl i?t.strppo3ed t'--.r wi'hin . tu d ij's ire will i" in l're:l r-ifh-'^i o^t'n? ideal ion with ChirVft--: . i ' . H ?.?.rape af lion, 'liionthf. 'i 'n. Cuufti nHSnalir: say? : " Thu party af Pad? ?ral inMiera rent, a fey ilaya S?RM, to arrc-t ?eneral Toomba, ? tr- fui!?-; ?u thu attempt - J L'ppn.thcir approach tu bia rcaid .;uco. lb? Oircial , uadc bis a%ape through tbe "ai k Uo-r aa,? n't ? aft accounts bad oot been beard of, ' ? < ( JclTivsfiti" Davis. > . Tvi* i'-.i.'.f, dir?fng?fched und nnforiuirate ilVman; bn? Been ?il :ure<r. foectAcr v?nh LU i i". Bil."! '.S*'! 3' ?Bil WIW ;.?, Wr.-? t? 1)0 m.a traitor ..p d ar* t.-.?H-..L. S s Je hie bet traitor, .?.tt -hie.* -not :;T ct big i-liarafUr. if >Hjrht?sf defroe, a? wc are *H-al.] w ii p were W (!iB ,?ahth fe tue late *'yi?Kle--1<> bc called ro?tyidir?d train-rs. .\' to-?iis" being nv as;? ..' .. r. ?V way ll?<!fltl!Arj??tO tbe er, pr aSSHPSijft r-1 .'. m?iy Julie ve i* when he binvcif r?-.??f .! Ii .vu.'liec-j'j?Olj' fo it h.VT.ivv; cc:\ijuly ilc?er'v?: execraron-. This ..:iaie ut t?nate, guillema ti ha: sorvod nz well, and wo i no c?UiO to cois%Iaiji of hirnl Of sdi the pi reen.who have hce? nt tito beau* of allan's in South, we In Herve bim.to bo the nnlo-l an?! Mnceru'i?. Wo tcntle biin-i.ur Presidca? I uniinitm.us sna'cnthusiastic voto. We bud len him ioii^ and [aortmghly, und could not ho tah ca ti'her ab<>ui his faculties, .or bisvdevc tn r iir iirliiei|il?ar It ia the judgment ol' .roul? w rid that wa wert not mistaken, could hure found po.roan within our berdoi eousiiuiiuuielj fitrod for our leadership. 33 reserved, imperious,' hone?, bc eoulcfbo the of no'iBin.1 Ever ffuduciFus. yet never ri inseZiVli in hi? purpose, jet versatile in the of hi TI.. ; of very rlear.apprihin?ioa in | e. al innttrrs, und Tut vf tbe i?o??t bigoted atf: mont and devotion to the great Southern it t?f ? t :uipir of soul incapable alike of. UL elation or despondency ; of tireless .industry first rato executive ability ; hewe* preciiely fi to be the chief of tuon a tremendous eutorpris The wonder will ever be, net that -he at SUiks exhausted, but that ho wai ever abl stand at all againil the gignntic power and sources nf thc United States Government ; against the gigantic weaknesses and faction many men ivhu surrounded bira. HiStery mr searched in v&irifor .-mother instance cf so pr giulia a power organized from' euch limited m riii?. and holding out av long against auch te ble trbls. Tba ability and the energy with; wi bc onnsalidated abd sustained tho revolution L extorted tbe admiration not only of Europe, of oven thf whole. North; for tho qualities ar themselves none'tha lesa admirable, though ployed ina contrary canse. Of course" it cnn not bo pretended that Mr. Di made no mistakes. Were tbis eo, it would pr him more than human. Thora never, was. but i energy yet which did not Sometimes ,flag, judgment which did not musealen]?tn. Ottr p.i j ia, not tUat Mr. DA vin wai perfect ia his maur ment, lut that he was as nearly io as any liv menin similar circumstances- could have ba and that, therefore, he-oannot justly be rapred ed in any measure fer tho failure pf the South enterprise. He did all be could, and did it w And. fie ia just aamir?cb.etttjtle? t? ftocpnfidr aDd respect of his oountrymcn of tbe Suuth.n 'in this, his Jay of cfsaster, as he was two yt ago, when in tbe flush cf victory, they shou his name to the stars. We pray for him a ha? isEUo ont of all hts perils. T>--t?*r ?. 'J roe Happiness, An eminent mudar? writer beautifully says "Thc foundation of domestie happiness is ft in tho virtue of wcasan; the foundation of ijtjcul happiness is confidente ;o the integrity man ? and the foundation of nil happincri, ti ? pornl sud eternal, 13 reliance na the goodaei; I Get."'- . - i ?:ci,ance on thc ^odncsa of God! Ia th d irk d r. s ul daubt-and trial, wbat a refuge 1 comfort .-Ifould thia reliance.bo to ua of the Sot j Thc religious is tao beppy and hopeful^ ano ..-.'ly purely happy nnd h?pefil, Vate of mi ??-ppirieiP iain :he ???l : .' ls ;>t usptrnul to '.ody iifcn OU? clothe? Tho -'n ot t}elij ?3. fh ihc-hc?rt auvi . >l - ne pur.-., ila j,, ir. does no: consist m..eh ir. thu wenltb, r.otiwr, 1*1 and ma^fifieei ce ef cur ?jutward eil cu.-rsiane j i ,.? ho| eoiuuii ..v>l?i t.- thc mun, *t'ter ! l?K??nor- : jaarattb (<- .? bi<ay. baa happiu ?* :? i,--ibpri??:d'in thc p/issasifio? ??f ^aiJees, pc : vt!J, auu tiitiltitutli?oui ma?.us'bf rbi?lily;.t j.-y.at.V?ti aiiig, Sokmou w.on'id ?uve b?b?j 1 '..?; . J arali - i thu wisest of men, iattead hts. uiltes fciperieais bftt:g,'** vanity of ranith .-.ll- ii rar.i'.v.' The wijj wai esse'Dtul <.:' ba;v UC?? aimoiig this world'* .i?'.'"s, ia a .nnra ir. A. ii::d r.;i:ueiit.' i*.,.ii-cs?cd pl tat-so, he that wrut^Lo ; .v?:::d havo beer. jtrf. teaed ateo.^n S>) muu'. throa? Vhat purt> bappiatas 13 J<?K the.'paiaoc, would still be poisesa&J, were 1 pul"? iu jauiraci into a cottage. Ob, thv.aorrvwlul bearta there are under ri MOOS.! .uelanchoir, r.-ee unutterable, heaviness aoui, ioathing 01' existence; theses!) > TC as ore nary ia ihr: c?atle aa iu the cottage, ahd commue probably, ?tor ?ba: is crabrouliry o' lilk 41 guid? ft'hat ia it?p?rt?uiiis? of r. ?tppgly. bin^i giitti, -?r ma?aieo m'asenry-what aro.thtie, aa d leuce ??sips; spiritual visitations-thc horr which, con?cicure eau evoke out of the ec-ul own inuerf&oat reeesaei!, against the bitterness spirit, against tho^ misgiving" anxieties fear agonies of mind, which afton oppress them | horribly, 10 unspeakably, that are without Ge in their souls. Faith in and reliance ripon Ge aro the only exorcisms of thc thousand inquie udc.-? tho paralysing despond'ury, tjte Wftf'lT! j discontents,.whichso frequently .hauut thc soi in tho darkness of this er.itbiy scene of trie Even ae QoJ is tho strpngtj? of the world, an tho pervading pretence of'its glorious scouerj cf ita plenteousness it? ljflda aljd mo^tloK^- valjcj plain, and viueyard, and io stream aqd ocean-% is IbeJdt- of God the strength of the soul. It! vast, quickening, eonjeaitl, satipfying ; and aa lier ?ts io?ufcnces, legions of haunting imagine fions, ?mi besetting hoits of afnictive feelings are p-,it to Qigbb superiedad tu their placa bj wirmth, and gladness, and frejdo?i I Arrest of H. M. T. Hunter. A special to the N. Y. Commercial, ?lated Wash, ingtcu, nth, sayi: Jl. M. T. Hunter bas tech ar reated and bropght to Richi?j'>nd4arld enafined ?fl a gil?boat on thc Jfemes-river. Ilia said Hunter, Tor a year past, has been desirous for a re-union, being satisfied of the hopelessness of the rebel lion. ' -?-*. jjS-; -; Moshy, thp <?MefillR Cfa,i?(. Mosby was at Salem, near Warreaton, last Fri day, and is still harbored iu that neighborhood by the rebel inhabitants. His command bas de serted him entirely, four'hundred having bees paroled at Winchester. Some of "thom > offer t<j bring ia Mosby alive for fire thousand dollar?. Trro*hou-and dollars is now ofiorod, but as the capture would require several men in its"perform, ance, tho sum each might receive is regarded ae being too small to justify the attempt. ?3?"Tho Ttichmond jfAfcr of the 4thstates that ltobertjOulit, late rebel cqmmiaiioner of exchange, ?ind William li. Hatch, hit assistant, sind several n.ft?r attaches of the Bureau, hal been arrested . :i n order from TTastJingtrin npoh a charge oon- j r.eetc I with tho administration of affairs devolving : u non them. . j , t^y '.h uii tw.i weeks ago, wlicrr*a train" bcarT ' * ? " i ing * l-wge ntitnbcr ol' perMeil soldiers wa^ eeni- ! ii g from -Hi hnry V. 0., tu fJltarlofte, X. C.,. the eiirr'iBo ?vd .>.>. ir ran P, ilTw^j "-.ur tnlUieraJ . . .1 tare .^'"??ptt t?*?retji ^.dambiii.T S. i... L.;-'i hi. f..- ' Kji ?.: ? ' b*i9ly by%? aecfiloi 5 ; it alu., u!..'. .. - i : . -. - .ry, wfifch w.is y,?r. form vd, *SS?mW?????B?SBB$mW08?EZ Maxiniilinlrto be driven ont of America The whole North ia ablaze with excitement over thc-.rand'emigration ?xpoditi?n to Mexico. Agents .'f thc republican part/ in Mexico are op>n?L!? offices in the principal Northern cities e-i ! offering great iuditcemeuta topor3ons'????roua of emigra I in.- 'o Sd'iora andsettling in tb at io ot?h?uatiMy fern!-, p'rocince o'?Mexico. Gehoral Or'.er i, who ifti! prooaJA be the next president o? M-X'K-H, ihdyiil if< ..>:. Billian be dr i rea ont,- ?a vibrating. Iict?uti in VVa^jirigton and New York, the. .life ?ir..i soin ..j' .this ?o-called emigration ..hami;.- il? ir ?wi.l to ho provided with funda eqttalit'i'eny ami ji Ifemergf tieies. Tho rep?blicas party ir. Sl?Xte? ia *?'.rlL strong,.and, gio wing daily ati-'irtgor : this'party io headed by J tiares, Ibo de posed President. Tho term f President JuaroB wifl expire' in the cmilng November; '"aa'd he is sill t0 favor fi.m. Ortega- as bia sneeeasor. Oa' toe orher hand *tno 'foothold of tho Austrian Archduke, wh-ni Louis Napoleon, his Bot upon the thronejif .Mexico, becomes constantly moro precarious ; and if are ondit ?bat wo ead in Northern papers, he ia already making prepara. tiona lo ?hdio?to and return to Ahstrio. Of course, this emigration scheme is a-gTcat military expe dition in flimsy disguise. The offices.whore per-, sons destrona of joining tba oxped?tioh-can regia. Cpr ?heir-namT, ate. crowded day by day with applicants. Mast of .fha volunteers in this movs uaent aro veteran soldiers woo haire served in ta.? armios.of the Ualim during tho pa?t four-years? - Common emigrants ((hart? pr ?va te ?0 are guara n teed/one thousand dollars abd eight hundred acre.? of land. The boantie'a to those receiving commissions, or who have boen offioeca in tho Uuiun ariuy, a^i to be much larger. A. Captais, . for instance, is to receive two thousand dollars and land in proportion. 'Al this rate, the bounty of a Brig. Gen. will amount 'to a handsome for. tune.. A gentleman jnst from Charleston, reib? us that fuel; an ofBcH bas been opined ia that' city. ' Ail J^pt>e ?migrants will go ' oui to Sonora filly.- supplied with weapons'of defence, such chnning: arrangements having "boo? made that thia proceeding will- involve ne broadh' of -' i n te r a a - tional neutrality,-and call for "nc interference on. the part of the U. 3. Government Being arrivsd in Mexico, thia army ' of'emigrant soldiers wit! I join tho republican army of Mexico, abd Maxi milian will be forced to abandon the country. Or at. least, thia is tho design of Gen. Oruga and tba I'other republican agents. If tbiiajdesigo is suc cessful, then wintha ambition.; -a.rojee.? of Laois ?fapplepa in A tue rica b? brought to-naught. Wo care not a straw/about the matter ; but still thora would be a grim satisfaction to us in the'ohagrin* which Lvui- Napoleon would feol-at'suvb a remit of bia treacherous and cowardly court,? ip tho |Tate quaurel, e.'pcc'ally wh sa * .diff?rant policy "a?ig^t lia?? evenuialod in the separate nationality of tho South. And fur tbesame-re:>a<>B, we wt>uld rejoice tu aee the English run out of Canada, New Brunswick and N?va Scotia. Since.we ?re one? mor? in and of tho United States, we iafiiutely prefer her aggrandizement to (hf\t ?i tho cold blooded,- ?t;ie,??Ud avd abolP.lonised English ead French.' "Gen. James B. Fry, Provoat Marshal-Gen eral, has issuod the following order fo Major Con. eral Gillmore, Department of the South, at Kilto? ?fead; The Secretary of v7ar having directed that the recruiting of mon in tho loyal States for tho vol unteer forces bo ?topped, now directs that thc re cruitment for tho volunteer forces of all persons including colored men, in alL^t-' tes, be embraced in tho order and their enlistment bo discontinued. ^E?f The loyal State governmeat of Virginia, which baa hitherto lad Ita Beat at AlexapdrU. is to ba retpoved ?oon IQ Richmond, where Gover nor Pierpont will bergin tire.T^wna^ruction ef oivil authority throughout tho Old Dominion, oounty by county. jRfh A.n ? rler has been received from the Soo retarv of lVar? relieving from dary all tho Dia triet Pro vt r. M..ra"ihL- ia. Kentucky, as eoon as i they eau pu; rho business of their offices ia proper ! order. ? -JU- Dick I'S r-er, ibo former turnkey nf L'tbhy ! Pr^nt j Richmond, ia now imptbrnued thor*, and I ;.. in th.- most abject faur and trepidation. Bosse nf his nuttier prisoners go to the grating of bia ! cell and ::praid bim with his,erueltiea to them. It I ? f i li said ib.it h? ia i-- bo tri.d roy murder. J ii.ts ema tiiat tho change la tho labor j fy stem in Tenueasce aaa been prodnetivo of no j -aoriuus hardships or inconvenience to tho people 4f that State Joined m my of thom greatly prefer tho pr?i-ont pinn aad are eatUflod that they uan now aocuro buttor labor at a lower prioo than. formerly.. An Important Order. Aa army curraip?ndent at Richmond eneloaos to the Philadelphia Presa tho foll ,w*iug cony of an i m portant or der-just issued : Ornes PR0V06T MxaaaaL GKX'J.. DBPARTHIXT OP ViaenciA, Richmond, Var, April [Circular.].. Several paroled officers of tho Army of N: Vir ginia having signified their dotire to go to Eu? ropo or ?! sc where, and for the preset t aj? permita for such ofljeer* to past thsougb the loyal States having been suspended, they are- informed that passports and pm-age to Uailfax will be famished them on application .at tho '-'office of tho Provost Marshal General of the Department, Byvorder of ' Maj. .Gen. E. C. CUD. M. 9. PATMICK, Provost Marshal General. Gxx'i., \ rll 21. . j Surrender of Gen. Tttyjur, The following oftc^ai JKpatoh, from Goo. Can by to Gee. Wilson, has boen rewired in Macon : To M?j. Geri. J. H. Wilaoa, .Care of Maj? Gea. Smith", Montgomery ; Lt. Gen. Taylor, has thia day surrendered to me, with tb? forces under bia C0R\masd,. on ?ab stVntially ?ho ??m* tor?a as thoao accepted by Qen. ?jse. As the iiirriodtr of Gee. Johnston to <i"ii. Sherman inclndca all the troops east.of ?be Cbajtaboochoo rivtr.th) surrender of Gen. Tay lor include^ All the troop? wost of that river, (Signed,) * "B. R, S, CAS.BT, Major general. Official E. B. BRIITMOK'T, Major and A. A. G. ??i1:-. v*^~~ ?liank Billa. The Macon Tilqraph rays ; * Tpo railroads aad.express company receiy? all l?anos of tho State of -Georgia; and all issues of our formerly well kooVrn banka at par upon tho!? face. It is proper that every ona^olse'could speedily Jo so tee and thus relieve tho stringency of the monoy market" ' . Cheap Vinegar. IIA Journal ? Jfnujfoeif anya: "A first rate vinegar mar be made by the following cheap abd simple process : Boil a pint of corn till ?bout half donoifor throe gallons. Put it iain jars'or-jugs, and ail them up with hot water, sweetened with a pint of ey mp-perhaps less would do. Sot thom to tho sun, and in one or two wooka, it win be drat rate vinegar. No ono toe I to bary. a poor anh-'t, wbon a good one caa be mad? with so little troublo." - ?> ^.?rll. YV f! Ibrogsj if Macon is pn?vhsaig Cet?f?Morite rd -y at tire rate of one dollar and fifty cents for otto thousand dollar?. 'i Northern Vews. ^ . J^? "Trorn thoNw^lfotk HorM;7i?J?gC^- ! Two ofTlio cohimns of Giserai i-'herrnaaythig niflcent/iTmy, consritntiag theA^'Uty of.rlarTen oe.-tec an-i the Army, gfc?eorghr; -urananded ref- . pectirely by Gene'iil* II ?\y?rd and SUcam. ur.d consisting oPthe Fifteenth, Jj^ei^ccI'.}, IVur teonth sad Twentieth Corje). ?re BOW ern their grand triumphal m-ircb Jrom^ Babifgh, N. C., tor Alexandria, Va. )(Tbe movement commenced on the 2?th nit., and it 1s expected" that, the retirai troops wilt roach their.?ast'rpatiun about thoJirst of Juue. Strict 0TtI?r?,bsve Lees ip-ued egs?oit foraging on the ennntry, e-lJ everything that ia taken is to bo paid fur. . The Array of the Ohio, commanded by General Scb.of.eid, snd composed of the Tenth and Tr^n?y-Awa Corps, together with Kilpatrick^ cavalry, remains in Nor tn''Caro lin a. General Schofield!* now virtually military governor of the State. Her -Jia> isried-an order informing the peipte'tbaaVb'y virtue af the Presi dent's proclamation, all the nagroelrare now (ree, and that it wil^bo tba duty of DIR army t? main tain their trood'tm:' advising th"e"i r em pk y ment os hired laborers by'taefr forner ma?t?Tr, andeouu? seling tho emanetyaied people to apply tltisti?lvoa to habite of-industry. Tho planters generally ai* acquiescing lo the Cew-'onler of things, and may of them hava^Bow' their late atareaaworking'fer them for wages. . --- - -?i .. -. - Ill? Trousury Departmet.t ii rapidly catherin j s! ron gib to pay off, without delay, thc oiFcort and 'soldiers to hft BJKTB lustered ?at?f.perriep, and auto to dear the Secretary)* table of ajf suspeadad reqoisitioat?, cc thaja^ba Go-.-arbmeta will enc? a^ain fi tart fair with p^vatf/cJmpetitora, and pay promptly as it gectf . *u It ie bot charged that C oTomor Ai':;? of South Carolina, who is new. hero at- tho Arcane Haas? j on parole, is is any way coslkectjQd wah, libs *?*&? ? ?nation plot*, hut -that, ho has furs ?4 sd rapital \ for the maintenance of Un bluet ade rut, nar* .? . Alargo LC tuber of resignations\ ef armyasd navy officers uro tow dairy btiog received at the j; War aad Navy Departments, which-are being ac I rep ted a? taft ss received,^ the Gu vern 120 ct hating decide-i to reduce tho?acd and' sara! f?reas as J ?ec J ily as possible. Io orderte. a?*Uk ia reducing the expenses of^the Quartermaster's.Department, it ha? bees decided tu d?tmbarge alt watchmen, atad detail cu li s tod ?i?a to guard th? property of [tito ii op art mo nt. > . ? .. .- <x -../* > * In purwaneaef-ihe recant order, arrangements are boiBg. made-/for tba .prompt idbpateh .at all reba! trist,;, era who. moy take the oath of allegi ance. It has not tton decided what chai! bo dose with those who are unwilling^ to take, the oath* They will, nf course, bo retained in custody tor a. GLOB, or until tb? donni te close ofjsr mod reiistaaee to tho Government, and tho .-a whe thea remain contumacious may,perhaps, boreloasod or paroled, br sent out of th? ooustry. ? The beet of friends tata* patt,'1 a? lia r?t aald tol istsrU in thetrapl'" . . " - MAJIRIED-, at tho.rtuldenea ol thc bride's iou"fe? er, ou Thun day, l Uh inst., by Re v. Mr. Buist, Col. id jf. GAGGANS to Min A DEUA. M.,"eld-; et>t daughter of Mrs. Maur Bornearan. ''. OBITXJ^HV, DtKn, aHhs resid*nco nf.hw ??li?r, in .'l?a Dietrich on the 7th ft April bu-', ir? the 20. t. year of bis ??e. JOHN v. C"?T H A T setoad soaof WILLIAM and. Beuton*: ajf Cr:.e:'.v.?: tt. Thc sebket af tb\? noiie? 'un ?? urtiise ?1 \bu tg* nf ?i?;tct}n j?iat?. ei '.erofl >he Arsenal Miit:* ry Academy ar'Cotuu,^;*, ?.- C. At'wr p^zj-.u,. thSusoai Gtu^ aLd. co'Spleting. thc course pre scribed di tai- institution, be Wa* transferred.t? tl? CtMdel .Y;i;i'iry AcaH?niy" it CbarlestcS. Durisg tho pt ig.-< .? ?t th? war, h? tirre rend?rad, with ta -, cattcts, valuable service af a soldier. Up, n thc evaeuotiua ot' Charleston, he taarohed with that ptH-tioo >>. Gio Coofcdacatc A ru? j into. North Caralba where ho wa? takes Atk with, meanels.Hnd ne nt home. )Vhea ??V.'.-.!!y rectivoreA. from thia liiaeaae, hu wat utt.ivcVeU v-'Ub a rirolbct form of Typhoid ?'urt^mouia, 1'rom wbich'pickaosj he lingered but a s "ft tinte, ?nd died * He w?8 a young maa possossci ?of t-rtraardi nary talent, nni'ed with a laudable ??bitina a-r.d ' great energy, ll? had qMiek. ^ejneptioa, rtttin tive meraery, atid a" compreh?B?ive mind. Tho poiitioo he maiot?iaed aa a student in th? Arse nal and Citadel waa abroad euc for a boy. of his ag?, aaa gare evidence of un tfitetlectof uneoou I mon character. Ho always Stood among thc erst j mes in bis class ; usd bat for a d??Hjt.ip soe of his eyes, which prevented him ffe?y,st?dyinc; at nigh:,.bo. weald doubtless have feoen a suceoitsful competitor for the first benora of bis abus. Aa ? soldier, he wa? brave, ingenuoas ?nd manly. Ne country over gave birth. I*, a better spirit, or ? more devoted patric^. AB a yous J? man he was civil and courteous taevery one. Wirb bia friends be was frank and generous*; and iu bis""family c?telo ho was dovModly H ff-.-ct io 10? te. Te say that be wa.? ri^ec ted by nit who kneWihlm, ?nd loved by hie fa ci!.y aad friends, t* but faint piajjo.- Ho Was l ogardad hy ates of eduo??on, rh ar? eta.' arid puiitioti aa * yaun j maa of ?xtranrdi?a'y pron i.o, p<-?.-'oia\ng every quality <?f icrinA and heart, properly Jireeted to have made u gr< at at d good n-. tn. Ilia des th has been alon? telba donutunU cy in which he tired-.'.he Dharict, Stat? and country. ile early in life attached ai?iielf to tho Mellie, dist'Church, and becatae-a con;i.-t*Ht raenibar thereof. "IJw was pare, upjright usa Just; ?ad av?r. cojsjeiou.e that bitar.dity and pjety fh'uaid obaractarbe tho conduot of ? h ^ a-,ni whose h?art had been clianjjod bVtba gri?je?f God- il ia'('dit: duet in his la?: itie.^sii, and hil djingMror?a, gi'^fc c'idciiCo tn hi? latqily and friends that bu -bud hri?chte?t hup?* of. eternal iipniitees in ?he Jifa >tf:or (3>?afh: 4,iIoth?r, ?am going, aid .the Loral ii with 111?-" ? h. :.c: ?J .?_>..?u Pr?fessiojaa?. NOl?cfe,. MSSSBR. BACON-A BUTLER%ill praetice ia the Courts of Law aud ? ;aity in this State. > sp, , ? f Old Office of >L 0. Butler and Carrol? ft BaQua. ' soire U. BACON, M. C. B?TLBR. May 21, ' v Sta' ' 22 ?otico, ?HEREBY forewara all peraoss from trading for a Note given by mo to Th ?s,. J. Dyson, about the 16th .March la-1, with Dan. 8. Proctor security, f->r rho ?aw O' Sis; Thousand (96,000) Dollars. Th?} Note -waa g?v<n for C*s'f?dcrat? rnonoy,.to he returned by tax-paying day to Capt Dyson. The u?ncy has Haan t?u<lert>d to him, * ?st? ho re! J, sed to re ce i v e M, - ' WJ?.LiAM ?ALT?Vi'ANGER. May 0th, 1S?5.- ?Vit ' 2* Mules!-Mules! WILL he ?old at public on tory flt Bdg?S?>l? CIL,on aale-day in Juac^FOUR NO. 1 MULES and one good F oar Jiorte WAGON. . Tensa-Casb. <r M*y,2? ... St f. *22 fTflHE Grjtutflvill? Raunfni-turing Company it tutti ci?Btnmeto Barter Clor* fen?- COTTON, i'LOl R, .CORN, PEAS,-BACO$i AlfD LARD, girinir Augusta prioea for produce, -enc' furniih lag Cloth at wholesale rates, flrantteville, Apiti 3 '' ' f ' tf ? Tax Coile^or^ Notice. ?WILL" attend h^tt? foltitwinir?tec? and pl?c.t to collect tho Sf sFe and Dtstr^t Tax fn* the year co mending the flt QatoHur ?S64 :' Rd Hill, . . Monday, 2IH>:-Ahy. ChoroV?i> P. nd*, Ttietd*yr .4 ['.vih " Pine Hausa, Wedufp.iay, .Slat .' Mt-Willing, Thursday, "IsLTune. A. Krepps , Yrtdav. * 2il-i ?? Liberty lill. Sttturrtay.'' rt,t BdgaffaU'C. TL, Moodf-i, jib " " Tuesd?y. . /.|b " After which ?ny Jxjfcs witt fiesta.. Tas/p^-s wjll oomo ..rep , d *.n jriv? the numbat of fiv!.1 hands between th* ace? <>r li asd.?r, ??H a. 3EVJ. ROrSR. T. C. E. D.