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P wonwym lt 3M Desportes, Williams & Co., Pr16priotors.] A Family Pape r, Dcvoed to Sci once, Art, In P, ry, Inidustry and Lit-ratUre lni.-l3O e num nAvne VOL. 1e. wI &-1RO )"0 C., WEDIA MIN.NG, ARC 7 7 N .4 TIll FAIRFIELD HERALD IS 'UtIISIDl. wE':E.KL liYB DENPORTES, WILLIAMS & C0. Terms.--Tiu len1AL, Is pub)ishell Week ly in tile Town of Winnsboro, at 03,00 in ta reab/l iadtance. ui Altralisint, advertisements to be paidl in ad'vancoe. Obituary Notices and Tilbites $1.00 per sqtiare. Original Poetry. A SERENADE. BY 1Xt.A. S:litiilier o'er thy beautcous form, lier dlrow:ly mantntlo throw, And ielil from every caro 'till morn, .ly <dea-st-only lov e My ardent soul o'er tine will keep, Sweet virgila 'till bright morn Arouse thee from (ty gentlo sleep, My cheris-d-only love! When fancy deck'd with gotleti. hanis, 4teps in widt fitiry tIretl, To lead thee to tihe Inid of droams, My fairest--only love I If thou woil'st seek tihe rnsiest bower, .Thy lover there hou'st find, Yes. dreaminiig of his fitirest flower, Of thee--inmy only lovu ! The dear-est fre:.suros of this heart, At. thyv thr feet l', .1 hy, Vill th4m 1,1 mo , - et hopse imniart? Oh ! may--iny ily love ! O t! cotld tity soul's leep prayer for thee, Reach you bright leaven above, Then none lien tlihou would'at happier be, Mly denrest-only love! The Supplementary Bill as it Passed on Yesterday, March 9th. '11 followin"tg ii a copy of the Silp pl ementa-ry Al ili ary bill an it passed both lI ionses of Coitgress on yesterday. It wIll bm. 1101 iced that, as a result of the GoluniLtee of Conferelce, tile major portioll of tho I lotise .amendmetits to the Senlate bill have been sirkken oit, a114nd that the ,rineilpal chanls is in 111a11in1g a majoity only of the regisier e(d voter nc'Cesa Io ratificatio, ald in requiing that Congress shall be sal i'hied that t.he voles were givenl without restraiint and that the Coistitution, AS ratitied, tmets with the ap.proval of the mnjority o the qaitlifiedl voters in tho 111e to which it, applies. it is stated that th bill will be pre SenltVd t) the President to-day,and it will protiahly be rettrtued with his objection Ihelre to in the week. TPhci bill wil tlhen )o immedialely passed over the veto, Anl(d Congress may tiou .adjourn until the Full: Be it enaclted by the .Srenale and Hou~se of 16presenllives ofthe United States of A nrica in Cougress. asnlh'd, That bliefore the Ji-st day of September, eigh teell hunlldred and sixty-sevell, the Coml. man11.tditing genea11 'ill each district defwned by an act entitled "An act to provide for the moro em-:incit, govermuent.of the rcbel St ates," a pproved March second, eighIleen hundred and sixty-soven, shit cause a reg'istration to be made of the )ma.lo etizens of the Unitied States, twent~y-ono Years of ngo and upwards reOsident ii n eh county or parish in the St ate 01r Slt ntes i nchtded in his district, whlich registration shall include oly t hose pe rsons wholi are qjualified 'to vote for delegatos by the act aforesaid, and 'who shiall haveo taken nd subscribed tile following : "I do solemnly sweat; 01' amrmi ini the presenCe (if Alniighity G od, that. [ am a citiz/en of thle State of --, that I hiave resi-led in said St ate for' months nlext prceeding Ii his day, and ntow rosido in the county of -or t~he parish of in tatid State, (as thoe one may bo) ; that, I am t.wety-oneC years old ; t hat I havo n ob e t II disfran~chised -for pat'ticipation it:y eelionl or civil war again~st the Uii~ St.ates, nor for relony' contiitteil ngo inst ihe laws of alny State or of theo Uniied States that I hatvo never taken an oth as a member of Congress of tho' Un'ed States or as a member of any St ate L~egislatture or as an executive or juldicial omeier of any St ate to support the Constitutionl of the United State, anid at trwar-d engaiged in i nsprrection or rebellion against the Umlted States, or given aiid or' comifort to the enemlfiQs thoreof; tht 1 will faithfully ipjgport the Constitultion and ,obey tbhe laws of the United States, ahid wvill. to' the but of my uihlty4 ec1)ourage oittpra so to do; So, help me Godl.;" which oath or affrmi lat iolnimay be admniniste~ro4 by tiny regis teoring uificer. Sa.:c. 2. An)1( be it fiorther enadtec4 T lhatn t he L'11 coAnilet(iof the( reght ration hlere-by pi-ovided for in any Start at suchltiu dad. plahas' tlteeelt.st ti commianfdintg generai shalf appoint aind direct,9Isrhiech at loet thirtyd lays! $nblirash ifal be gite'n; an eltion Sbald . h ht4l- of /d'elegates. to a conhen tionI for theo purpose of establishin~g a: constitultion and civijl governmenist for arnoh Na'te leydl 'o the Uiong, said con' -vtionl in och31 Stalte, except irinia; to conist of jhteimag~ ,nitilnud of meital borsea all~e most ntumerous braigh of' -ho 8rato- t gidipetrp 'of(g y i ie year eighteen hundretqlil ## * be app lidnddafttogg 4 triuts, coutaties or parishe by'the commiandinig gener al, giving t registered as aforesaid Is nearly ns may be. . The convention in Virgiiia shall consist of the samo number of nmbers as represented the territory now const i. tLiing Viginia in the most numerous branch of the Legislature of said State inl the year eighteen hundre1 and sixty, to be apportioned as aforesaid. S.. 3. Andi be itfurther enacted, That at said election the registered votl rs of each State shall vote for or against a cof'venitiol to form a consiitit ion there of tinder this act. Tlios voting in fa vor of such a convention shall htave written or prined on the ballots by which they vote for delegates, as aforesaid, the words "l1or a Convention," and voting agailst sneh a convention shall have written or printed on such ballots tle words "Against a Convention." The persons appointed to superintend said elections, and to make their return of the vote-s given thereat, as herein pro. vided, shall count and tuake return of the votes givenfor and against a conven ion; and the commimding general to whomli tihe same shall have beo reinrnied shall ascertain and dvclire tlhe total voto sineii State for and ngntinst. i conventioi. Ifa nmajorir yof itle votes given oi that question shall be foi a con v*t ion. then sl conventiOn shall he hell, its here inalier providl ; but ia mnjoriiy of said votes Shall be sgaitnst a convent ion. the no such covetli ion slhnl1I be heill iiuder this net: Priorbled, That such convenlion :hall not be h+l imulvs a nujority of aill snch registered v;4t.rs shall have voted on the Iu.ction of hou ing sneh a Convent *ionl. Sc. .1. An,l hr, 0it flter enactal, Tht Lhe commanding genteral of each district Shall a111ppoiit sneh loyal offivers or persons as may be n ecesIIry, not ex ceeding three in each elec iot.' district in any State, to make an:id complett the reistr1: i, superintend th election, attiimiknl ret to him of the votes. list of voters, and of O.be pui'sonus elected as delegats by a phtura lily of the voteg cast atsaid election ; mid upon receivini g saki retnrns he shall open the same, ns certin Oi the personIs elected na dele AWitPS according to the 'retnris of tim oficers Who condueted said election, and make proclaniatioi thereof, and within sixty davs from the dinte of elect ion he shall 11,1N , 1t1 1 -lc tot o In o m l Col vention, at a time and place to bh men. tioned in the notification, aInd said con. Veilioti, 'when orgatnized. shall first determine by a volo whether it. is the wish of Ihe People oV such State to fram a const.itution and civil government ac cording to the piovisions of this act to w hich this is supphiner.tary, and if so, shall proceed to frame such eqnstilitioi and when the anme sliil have been so franed, said consttution shall b sub:. mit i.ed by he convention for ratification to the persons registered mnder the pro. visions ofrhis act at ai election to be condcted by tho oficers or persons appoiited by the commanding general, as hereinbefore provided,and to be held after the expiration of thirty days from the date notice thereof, to be given by said convention ; ind the roturns thereof shall he ntade to ci commanding gene. ral of the district. S.o. .5. And be it fuirther ecticed, That if, according to qaid. return, tle constitut-ion shall, be ratified by a4 imijor ity of tihe votes of the Olectors quilitied as herein specified uast at said electionis (at least onme half of all the registored voters voting uponi the qutestioni ei such ratification) the preid~ent of:tho conven tion shall transmit a copy of the same duly certified, to the President of the United States, who shall for.Lhwith transmit t.he samo to Conigress, if then in sessiont, and if not is session, .then iminediately upon its ;.ext assembling; and if the said Constitution shall he de cla red by Conigress to be in conformity with the iovisioiis of' the act to '&hichm this is supplemotentary, and the other provisionis of said nect shall have been complied with, and .if Congteas shall bo satisfied that, the* registered voters had kho mnrestrained liberty to vote, .and that that Conistition so ratified meets with the approval of a majority of the .qudlifed elegtors in said State, atid if -the sid Constittution shall be appiroved by Congres, the state shall1 be declared entitled to represenitation, tild 'Sonalars and Representatives shall be' adniitted therefromt as thterein provided4 Smws. 6. And bc it frtur enactteg, That all elections in~ the States mbntion odi ini thet said "Aet to piovide a inuore eflcient goverifeht of the rebel St:ateb,' shall, dauring thpe opatrationi of said act; be by ballot ; and all oficors making thi said registration, of vdtars anid .c6ndtuct. Ing said electioia shall, bef'ore epte-rig apan' the dischiarge ortheir 'dntis, take aftd subscilio atn'oath faithu'fdly to p~r. f.Wrmi the diiba~t of thecir dahd'.oflee, 'andi thfbath presoribed-by~ thio'abt npproved1 July second, eighteen hrudred and sixty $wo entitlbd "An act to' pnscribe. a e of any. or 6i n thised, 91e h~bjiy~i in the TM7,* iIir pefd ted. or tedeary the ptrpoe of this ast 114rehmlt otN wise nmovided intm'cand shall nrovida faa tIIe levy al collecLIon. ort:C1al t l .x''- Oil the jpr~pc'LV III s il 'sI may I,, toesar f pay't :1 . Si:.9. Awld ie' it Ji /I.' I Th~at Ilm It o l1 I IIti i (, '.. the x i~ e tion of tho aet, it) which tl-gi.4 su~ipple. nwtlt :t 1w, Shall be colftt: rue to mnleati Sectiont. The Ono hto uof thor2!1t My~ thut, ou iidwiie IN N I ~ac la (_w1 i gustits o' chice all t 1;wi~~'~ 10 ilhe peoplo of the S')11111. ulliL.ir t-hse ('nntcll I 51m it is ito luiirpr a toi jict of debat e. I 1lowever. diNv1i'-4o 110 opillioli or Ih Iw So'i t'tl m-1 V Ila ye 1)!e loliOl I~l: stllijec! . if le-ft 1.0.1 ft01) and lint ran, lilt 1 I Ced express iou of iSeoli ieite, lie m!v pri vilege 11(1W left ;s I h t. (,f coa i.I i - ('tI1gtiL cection At K~I cast, or' wvithol I L. is two pot ett n Met to he iw. l i d' Il.t Uiicil cat)he *Il)cr - 1 )1 . T ) I I 1 1 hd Ih" pdm " VAii.,Vi Now, teowe y i I lie 'i-.3 Ad' v voy lemire, t011. p i.c L or I I c !I is 21~h 1 ndwhv Iiv rA. A Act ili- lpoti this thoror. 01f.) fis C 11-1:cOd at. hia. sin.g the ai bui' i nni (Ills ij)Oii wvhici thlese . CitM11't'.y"V.,.ill Shall he etirl 1,.d to restoi; ii. aid thir .1 ci ii'otsi legail pl)eOrd(1il 1")I tWN rifj.t- (A[ lensi5.1 proper"). ac." i.'.a-SI ble liewrl. 1111,14-r i d~r*iro eli-)11. Th'e ( onwav take Ilac: ; the111 u,4 ~ to H'y to thepovsos eca1.11" Coll. gres 11 t) he rmnned. Ti'ns -;r ic li fac~ts by which wo 1t1o S iitda - Thesie iro not1 nwlters Sil!u.2I,) cwx batq belaus uni.g'ip. "mi)?i~ decredli h.% ti'l. XVho0 Wield Li) all .IiCal('Licrl ilir'h mupre'ie oer.~'~ iThey I) to ill Qwr- e Lte of t1h4 Invvit.lule, ilit i t t4 t-rl'o ti'eless Adl ter Lo0 Mlitss. or NO ti mn tha wh i s tiaiimoib 012 1111 Thiei, toot, .ion s.:.:a;V kno w wItho nure tnot ilthbli 1wd ii. shall1 cast th,-,ir balots I'o, Liw V4 will liest, promoto t.Na euva of nJ I [tO ~d l.5c0the chioiflci3 oif allartcaly at ye. a mid petmIlit Lit! ,tate to pas ttio tho IUN of tLhos;o win. hava n~o flppte' iioli of n Nvol r'rrltd(o;lt nl~f i a'I n t I.-t to, u1. i~ ' I- ~ tr, c.-U vf oarl ititstil ha';hi an I Owe ro-at.'10 of Lh1)05 arits of Ii :e, Ly whitch i :11." n it 'rin'!pro l)O W~~' crTait he eS(''i! tilli tlie 1ttr. It is a:c: oillli'( Ildv'o::nctvo(r reetlott bnt Fitii1il cf I i one of~ or0 0. (I50e. o 1ieol-MS ~l wh6n the wvr wns over', pointtel ott J!Ores th st ab L i iveS to Co: Tinw I Uoveriienit. no ole isn ..:i1:AV It dalt i \ hiclh b ivet, I q ; If i ;S which it propocod to . Ile.Vertheh-lvSA, WO ol~vieve:1 inC e: oriy Of intl0l1ect I of cnitur botund Lo can'tro.'---(/ar/q - II,% do 'l IAt"Yi arU bild~ 1. i~~i1, h t' Th.'nka * 0 0 We have been it es u . a h i : l it. u der it i i -v si n on y: ; thecuo th law - 1 uer- stok oo. b <! kno;;cr. , haein n~r- no ji sivr ti~ rike poentnom . .o- r .ivol in br ief, nw for by t t';1.ila duh'r i ;he fats, i - -r vv : I:. vi 1 er p any : , tI of c ; e t ii e' Ia t,) t oji1::v-: t :..: b . The as:-' n I lcrlt '.< or Lcet : in ILL i; Ur the a at ) i u to d 5. ReUN. :. o-elOU and hrd :a &1 f or a Wbt lid pnd rvabl liyo 11: tIn C: lc ( or 1 C- j1 thei( by te:he bk ept ; ed that T. /u-IIl imprNIIrMmen by- - injon lln1nh-e d t. ar., d 1em contrael.-, for not n1toneib ie. - Ai o be:-:v-y, th. 'o Ain tanded, or-'a nuvn aotoi tha:n ~'CI t.A a fu thn nitioro W~ci ;* 3.,ehl Gi(vn. ha ilwrn:1 to ronfess .nd;..:m . iin co nten-plation of bank 1SIbe. t. d ll ue d10.0 the oreant thlt! net. 11. T nl ' or . 1)haIII f l 11l, II- : t, la 1 7 1', i ~u'31 ~o I, th1,e -won , b y a a,i i: -.r r e - i ! nui~i It ) ut it -u~ru tIa to t ; 1vIlt ped not renmed within f-,urctn pQt Ja11) pva hat v-any person linable for thl- a aet wvy bel u .1d a aku tvihi si~x Io'nths afieri thei p 0prton ony the L tyi 1:0n of Gnu vr more Ci- hi:< crditors, tihlar of whocy, odets amo0 tuo 50.Nolr is this- PHl ; thOw. n+ -action wh"lich calsoed the iianItoy is viand the aiero co-yfreed'or hao propery balforrteir mponr pid the buauhony a provied that thef~ peryo rochving. it hd iesonabylo otcruse to be lie tha t a ru was tn tenedi or' thoat, th t was inol not rimplent line itm fran i crdi. to, plhihllnoft.h lo-dt rv i daxobt raim: t'e ietdc o the bakut in ut losolta Marcghr. 0.Aleento tiW.9 ayp will be son, hrfrthat this Atot~ only gives o0 the ebtrwo meanfor relieving1 percet. fhro i bo sooh; to hiptnaraoot thei void nd puioshos noo of the partyh T~he Situation. T follow.iig rolleet~ins are from the( L'.-en 'l Gr ,-, of, A oinin, , 1114 ' are m; 4ug' through tho period 'viare pnrike.i Ilore voolniess and nervo 0!. -i n ie tll, flitilure of the Coll fedeincy. Weo tinn~st look at, thinlp as l;y ;ie, ;;t, vigoroiusly :ind wiw, or hevI w ! tvn Sthe~lt tinl-r -Iw :r >ft. v.*t t tho e ntory l.rW b1.1 it. t p 1t :mvnt over our eu bi . !.on. W e Wio. t 1 aiste little il Ik-. n:..ii- hun tn ater r i ndtifCA - . 1 . v tn or forc. AnI y !!.:. --:iny cahnl and! selt:40i l an -eqn I'm!":a there is no var-thh-, Na of av.-l i: i m e ni of the warl n13 co~oi n tiet-)Y tim, owerrf, L o-pr, iov- sronte over both the t'''t-it.'.e a il llI ".1j i t.y , a cra. e tha-i1'.,1!llt, wVt ha'Ve to ma0 i -ytn i i~evitaLI. We'oroi co sa nadvance w.ith ecetainlty thattit Will be rnons. A ou1Iht to hopo hat it W! i, io seiously iniro. II v o .t i o t w or t. .o p revm1 : 1, e,~i ' n: lo e . byo etic urpi llin t . 1.4t L w~i v: e.-: tll .o i .n. ;al. I, oin pu 'l~ ~ t'l ~l :'e colnto , .l is It -rend iL' S:1 doI i is not,d t oe n : i te'! r i' cit iimd i xi c blit ila it toc isv hll ;I C h( 1 . Ini t :po. t'tn at rock inl theo~ ti :I ! isl ito iottma 2011unt h rab n1 e rg4 . b ya a n , ' w ; r i imiide , -i o I ( j i - n'drowikd. W1s.4 i !:4. floodi. 'athe reviotJl'los l pd to t c I r 1. t .;-, wfe n,1 y hlope, the( 1:181 p'at, in iIfi sa t a'*it o1f I to be dtetateri i . e r tt g ' lcon. ,7,*::a..ic-nal, oow r oftihe victorious siile id Ant, we :old thi relation to tihe -d.era! "hovt -'nentof conqueed Pro ces nd i,-r n.:as w~b.Tho P>re. 11u: , .'t o i ii.O d t.- i. \ I li e C o ' ' tgigl. i-t : hli -- i ti de1)1 ~Ifo- h Uothe'~ os tna .nlx . i-j ira;: dproe :eds .ioth 'ih- to liut in v e i wi ittioil'' rgl i.two ia nit lin joltjullog terlllul I ll . ll It ot itt O iill iwi ', -t tu:Iil ei g I tt I -' Its tis. T il; host.i to 0:1forC c 1 ha, obediie nce hi t i , ni t ei th i1.4 4e1. for its bill. sh- . (m0. -h-to airy out, iy h. fre tylaw of Itolerplm n Attxt cnitliont ortocies wNi the ; no Senydpinlg? ITo d' 'iltrwe will boe ruian anaorc iittl. 'S'h <li is cost. hip suerifice inust bei'natle. If, i this final net ofrevo lt i:ntve 0tak or destiny inl ou tiow uingds, we can fiue the cotintry ord too-e t soe y . ( hive the crsl s n Issillr, t 111v crei r C!1 u, li e cvined tot I. \Ve wil ha.Ve o 11i(IV01 or'ller lnne Iniave t-iuroal te l ie rl the ' lutrio potiona cli eIti' W-liti honeneror tin : r.11 1 '.1 anld onitl - et 'j'h14 isures hot wfare olf the SA. Labor will be.o.>m systeinlizod, colnaiee willbe r .:tred, ere le, to orpri n up d a nimtiflerlli el-lial invil lilt the "I: I1ta . 1 , oln 1th.- otewbni, We purs'le the cour1so nif ivity a'!d in elionl, all is lost, onld thtte will b: plunged into a lower aby s bOf li Ill, , in tio h.iiny th nlo :t. despairing il pprieensionls Could '!'n Ito -L w u ma r.n thrn -- . The follw. ing is fan extrat rinh4 the duohao oiho Snigli'n'i i l ill inl thie United Stirs .Mr. Jo'essnd1 aIN d hehd beenl In f(ator the Noue lan o hekUin, in or~mdrto dis. trstotio oft te Unison. !ilo thought C'on. gre:: shvoi use all isforts uoblo. ringto Stte ::k but. ho t hou htit ws going I.ajher too '1a when bhe conniadin ge. 'fePrieth wasacnsd $ousupio when her apointed potrosin goror a yordee a hgo liofcnvnsns n exsig.Cnrssdne ta. Ihee ov rho f'lood -0001410"io of' C!houoola io-.1 of ifto a';u1 Pvijpc'iv Among tho Yi~:. '1; i' if toen 1Feet Malle' than c.'e: Known Becfore. F~romi it grtentitin wiic left (Ahit i(, tIc.og it t nt hlli 4'll ),loiclay ovenCf iIng~ lit.4, vm~ 1m~vc! nlinejc a, I'my par tieti or of IN(c tici' t-ri1 it ot.dt if :h airs in the~t Im('roviit n Il, 'tiliw I I . I~t c tt i ii' ;'I:t I! ' I it In I,"i. 1110i'~i n ,lieuWi 1i s mlt 16iie Whotl' M ule CwiitelCi-111i~ icc 'i' t 'Io voruMf whll it i'd lice, ccl-Ii bof lc~ Cwii - Rury of (hat Iit(e], n1th ( Nhih o~: iv Amt parts r' tile city hle Sw ithilg ttiol' 0F it. tUi tIlltiLL rect, It(,iii i I ll i buillet.s, thorlough alcO e thle wit tdr mits t ot foot. deep' at thei Itighie'st points, or ovecr the l ops otf the mingiisi In frit lt of t he I a i.t Aor';. VTe giow"s ltad )WI el n r11ONT(I e to Ilie sC e '.v. tor Iiescc o ho hh imn mii', I:, t. hj~lovcl I4. tI k s:l' 1 1 I I I,!l' IU!* po(ithi was not, .hctell 1it.t ii it fo~h.~of illo dryV I'midt, l.ulvi.,:hi~l, &UQVCt'l L1 tU.t rtVoh. Ii so aw small11 Icritol-; floa-t in":- fitholet nd thi ther, while tini'iy ollv'2l hadi liitit Iter ililibc'at,~l ic'ilc or o1ig mlle.l -. 11. h o ne 1m; W o ll Iti'ild C., I'llrc ci i pCI led oll. Pe.-on. Ih 11.14 rc itll o ilLaoiltli "i thl llotnw:gil the )0.'- 001 that,1 il pa~ln inlcdM )~i Ntnne l nhIdl ttat 3iVOt exait m tdo die m-A Mte everC ~i lot.n bts ti tI Iro o, :: an they1: It'roi~ it'.Lr e1ceh (it:111 ', xwt rii Yc*Il~tiTi'' :iiicl it icr ~hoe~ 'iii1 preii Il hit) CSoon, Whyi , t 1i e tA boa'. -...ti1,,,,*'ud * *tl.I- n el thisf mo the I li c:-pem ~Io N itt ;o ry 011(1 (cCe lick tt (it'I (la-at, closs Srett that ('ill" ill rom;~It. ~to i liOW iwst~o lioliL i hn boik 1101rO 111I W ~ h OW I'cliN.etI f1ll tC el cu t)'. -o ib o t h~ I h io ll ~ 1 1 xIZIi smnmu~i of1 a int di iyi:t eeftl c'hi~ lmcir resjtrao 1ined (rlrki'.(mC's. Mt the Ciii shcd lte wider WOvtr Over ~peioi feeut dep~. AlH tho rail wa y' rollh iinf.-tcuc' t hat (Ccldd 1)o t: l 14) ao: 0114c11 icC afey renint'Il lid Vt. Lll much or it was s'udttctec'gd ; Wi i ito gui-c our ivaot- thn, full 11m1 hi"om in'8O :1 m V ( '. 0 m.Iiu iyllrlIilt lv.;stc~ told lin)t (t)tflylie inhinn.tc dI'him to th mnnpuibe tnoplhti o ii! tI iTn Grait and Loc after the Surrenuor.* Itcnerals tinu , th- tl 11sherian, wvith ihee r to -v skitt viliceis each, wiit IUp tio tihe ouri lii ho lse, andI t' ourS1' sta h re Ieit, I hree, at enlivr aid, thle chiet' of tilkan. the adjititut.gonortil. ' 0 town Cotisisted of about live honec, a tavern and A Uota - House, all on one tstrect, and that was board v.i 1. at one cnd to keep t ho cowlys out. Ohi the right hand .1s4 we Went in, W1 tike prin. ilpm 1 residteuco owned by Mir. Mehen. nitpl t. b6.4 house G.(eral Gtrant Was conduede h to mleet. it enral Lee. o \t. Ihe fenco th' ihi.h' par'y dittionS01tedl, w0I ialking ove r tit itrow ge s pt ji(to tle house, not icedi IeeIl InI .e's horso n ibblit. t there, in eintrge o a orli-ty, who whasr hout ing iis vwn as welL. Genernl Gratl ethtered the b10n0 wilh one or two or his mani, and tho IV et Of'US sat down onl the piazza and Wait. ed. to l!In. heys out erI, 0t, 11t s1 unh exoited by his appeceintion1 of passing evenItt that. hIIe doI nt know whiIere his put'y wa or Ilthelh lie 1h ul any, or it' not. c Ihiii'l ell 1.1 Xwhei.er thelei it a'prinrl III a tJomel Ct 1on lit,10iaiet.ci 1:. . l MIi iimilinig, whirlinig ili t hltit D I-undilII - hei. once nud be onted Geu ral0i (h-,I and Sheri ini to coi itn. They walked the liuur si lently n li people do who have fihe first peep atl bahy, and after nwhil Goneratl I've onmep me. kndi igtetIizen his orderly It brd ltis horte. While thi'ts was behing dno pu stod on ithn lwest tp of th pinia. (we had all ri.eel Ie.pcotfully ts ho l-iissed down) and14 looking over in thie valley townarldis his ary, milote hikg haud" tIgellrvi seveil times hti nin llhnsar. of wilay Utterly i nci tti oiott of the people h ti. 'hiit an eeing nothing till his horse wts led In oIt ofity . As he -;ood u hert he 'pl igrtd it) be nbo sixty years of age,ii tall. solierly ftigtr of' a t m , with t ull gen1y bea~rd, ne'w sutri Of grey olothes2,11, hi y oh ha ito h~ nt trdtlong buck skinl gui nti. II ets, high ritdiin.t hoots and , . elIut iful w ontl. lto wals ill1 tn ha our filalcy had painteid him, nlul t he ha11td the sym1apa1hy if ill n1 h tti'tt 3 o a i i. Jpust Is h gather ednp hIl bride, tloln. Grant wentl down the ' teps, I 11(i It it::i h1111 il 'oi r o f hi horse, touhled hil hlat. to (ion. L. Nh 1o14 mIdL au tiir Wa1ut1, onjnd thIn left Ilhe yar'd andII retluned to h11.4 ownI lines. W ithl hI*;; orderly amll s4ingle stall' oflicer Who hnall 1ecttomi'nlied Iii Ito .he ilervie tinter 11n who was lud to have been fctL .\tarshall, his chici or t int i it quiet. i ookig t , intpee - taclus, 1otldn b re itli ek y e Ono of though(. 11thn ofneitsoi. let. Un 1it presnlit'l soet thi eng o'a volnt.tIst to 1; - itOt 1111in lhew y of uniformit, ta-l tonly it. V, hit. 111 i ty1 andt] genleral eliert. li 11 1- u it -n 'tengar 10o1t' hit, abi eust e to himlk ti t rob' ti. ti took conI , tu titton-I iad 4lahed1141 w1h.mu , itai vet, darh bliuek ob.y . nckod into to ll o t, ItloI'y . 01- 1 . r1. h is4 cI'l 1 cii ui aIth~t % I %vt" ,,Iiojlkh lu o' e u enn o ss - - ...7thougara. I ho e wit v Iy inn lenadl i, yhe tsurrit dttr of Lee, nothing in Is air or mnnkor indlie-tid4 Ht. The joyful ourut ion dlidnl't. lseem .o h)awakien ilnt it respionsive Cellh). and he wetol and irounted his horito ntitll loildo niwngy filer. cot , o tsnd (lIi n dispatch whie ,lhb o eltriy tho North, neltot1 n%!l n- the ht lla ringing on tAhatppy Sun da y-eveing.. tnih gen. Sherbti in (fen, h b 's last t'amll pai'n y a Stani Oticer. i o rrlIit.Niol or TnH timl vA1.u. Tho I itpyplotitinory ililiry reconetrI' tion bill ngninl oculpioAd fihe inte of1' tht Senog toiliy. The amendmtylivitik p ofoti by Mr. sti ll el , leavinlg 11.' choiw or entling tie coniventin to$ th tll-ope of ihn ditferethl !onthrnSate, we~re discussed4" Ill, 1 greatf lengthl. 11 11pp-earis. by lihe ULMo anOCe o)f differenlt .4101111or1s, 1111t m1110h di versity of opinion exists amotung tem1 a1:1 111 the prospecltie result of speedyor .tariy recon lstrulct io til(n fihe forfunles (if thle 1(niti ;t prty. OvernorMorton positiv6)ly In1Ser11d flhat if the secedod stintes ar1111 no(1. back il the U lion before o htpresidetia Munnv,.4 oft 181M, (1h0 sucOpky of I heQ litifal pally ik very pr-oblenmtaloal, While Mr. AN o wa tl emphn I Ihde tit peyrcntaeinwudb hsr proonaor f th dow fal amiover brow $ th pat, l dt otwnt'hm o -ot pin' yea ytercmjainwt h 'on thougt intOtgos a on h