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r,r The beaifit of U
L ...JUit tdrbtwasnot such as
U ib. kill calHifar.yet ouite Urge.
. . . would not fee
ltd ia drairing a diatiacticn, exc.pt in the
kwur aasW by Mr. Toward, we w.
rMat-will acres with
tox 7 Mr. Ws 'T"
. . -Je of eemedy acting-seen a the
Lu.Wl.fcriW Th.pi.ee; was such
ua tut it If to be riproaucea ie-
ijat, wh.a ell heXl avail themselves of a
haae. to aajaj h,Mt IWX'h- V"
l.e to tee the Wta out ia such number lest
irht. W. hope th.y will be there egain to-aicht,
vb add rraoe to hi waing..
Ptn.f hit writi.fi for jHoti.,.btttw.
. aly firs the lest v.roe. n i w7
Taa4 raids:
t lias her prais.. in po.tr ;
For her at mtra an ts
I erio whole pint, of bitt.r twi,
Aid tcy iirw y
The fullowiar reeeipe for the c.re of hjiropho-
ii, tt u. by . friendr i. eerneatlj reeemflteai-
Litetke young fenini .doto. no iei Hmu
it it would come i. eoae tine :
t4. r-romut. of Ltom. mentione new remedy
r Qi bite el dog, discorered by German
ttrinuy iur jton of Magtf.ourg, n&mea muco
id ky which tne peiniui ppucua o rwu
t iron i .Toiaea. jsmwj bv.-s
thing the pUc. with hot water. M. IIilde"brand
I(ert&imed br ezperieiMe that het water h&s
effett of decomposing the Tirns, and, if Applied
time, readers cauttnxatioa woneee.sary. in
it p4b alt that is to be done, after weir bathing
int at stated, is to apply a aolation of caus-
c ptt?a to tne wouna wim wimdm, -i
4rdi anoint it witn antimony oiaimeni.
ild Times AA.ut.The adTexUeement ef the
oanmr Cornnanier Capt. Powell, which leares
r New York on Thursday morning rewinds ns
old times ae.tin. The amount of good done
lis city by the establishment of th. steamers
aaaot'ba estimated at th. present. Business
11 retive and ererything wear a more cheerful
Tect We already hear of quite & number of
ortherm business men that have armed in the
st few days for the purpose of establishing them
es amongst us. e can certainly predict for
siogton a great and glorious future which will
tkpe itself in a short time.
focKAXDizs tor Salb. By reference to
c lwrpartof to-day's issue it will be seen that
r Brry, at. the store of Harriss & Howell, has
rale on consignment a large lot of merehan-
Parties wishing any of the articles enumer-
-1 sad better call at the vearlist opportunity.
iliiis. We have received two hrge mails
t'-im the last forty-eicht hours. To whom we
eiatlfbted for them we don't know, but hope
it Utter times are ahead in the mail line.
Surrender of Guerillas i Missouri.
St. Louis. May 9. 1865.
-Ifajer Cooper's rebel hattalion. one hundred
i fifty strong, surrendeed to Gen. Sandbom
Springfield, Mo., on Saturday. They 'took
f- ath of allegiance,
rkirty of Price's men took the oath &t Crosa-
l ixj before yesterday. Contiderable nutri
U are arriving from other points
Personal ItatalLlgjsnos.'
ishop Simpson, in his funeral oration over
remains of Mr. Lincoln, alluded to the Hon.
f a Bell ai having "miserably perished." It
ars, oowev.r, that Air. neu is noi ceaa,
n still re f. zee in Northern Alabama, and
f ruar Brownlow aays in a letter to kia pa-
at b. has written him to come nome, as-
him he will not be molested.
J.ff Dawi.
CnATTAjroooA, May 9, .1865.
aertoa Davis was at Powelton, Hancock
J. Gtorrit, Friday night last. General
naa printed handbills , anaomneing ,tne
r his eantura .tattered throurh the
try. ' r .
Thire't twa wav. of doinr iL" said Pat to
i3 M he steod ransuss and waiting for a
I 'If I aave pae 2,009 :I must laj up
37ear far twenty-Teare, er I earn pmt
J 20 a year for eoe hundred years now
thailfdor - ...
MagMaMaMpavMaw
a
pbice m pais
Opening Trade with the
Southern States.
t
kihiud articl.s they.. s&II be aelx.4 and bell
subject to the orders of th. Setretary f the
a reajury, ana mo ei-cr aau lor ta with
sepersede att ether 'wrolatitta and! cir
m'iaerctofore pretcribeS by- he Tretsurr
port io the Depattoea. all wYl7:! "tr.!
ana asiw aaeb resist arriving from .trV rfli? I. " wT-I iirL. l""" l H
port, ofrom any domest withro. "
per eleamift, or witb contsowfiticlef; s" "HS?tVl
with the , carso. be wixed ad held s.iubjeetto thb .rua akd bwcxtio?, it.
confiscation
State.
Sixth-Lxmxo WrrHiw AK DzrxaTTJM rutu
rauxssxT.
KULXa AJTs KXCULATIOXS CONCmriKG COMMXX
CIAL XXTBXCOUESK WITS lKSVyotXCTIOXABr
8TATK8. .
xzccTirs - Chulmbxk,
AxlKsirsoXAmr:B Thf fbregbing rules and reguUtionVceawr..
Watlun an msarrectionarr State not declared ones !
to the cvraraeree of the wcrid shall be ladea i f mi rt a f .; ua :
onderthe perrMoo ofth of Trta;;7y
- 1 DepartBent, whose-duty it shall , be to reqwre conormity wfth the acts 4f Cearress ralatiar
oexoro anw arucm ara auiowea to be. anmtMd I tK.... t.-r .v i j " . . r
amtlsisstarV avulanes liat wmh tit fnmVtn. I t '
Washington, April 29, 186$.
Being desirous to relieve nil i'jjal oitizens
citizens and
well disposed persons rsfiiiirtr ia insnneetion-
ary. states irom onnec-sary commercial res
tri.tioni, and to enoor.rart tkeo.to return to
peaceful porsaitK His hereby ordered ;
First.-Tail tbi restxictiona uooa internal
and dome. tie cOSaDirciaA ihUrcours. be discon
tinued ia su.h parts of the States of Tennessee,
Virri.ia, North Carolhm outh Carolina. Geor
gia, Florida, Miasissrppi, and so much of Lou
isiana as lies east of the Mississippi river, as
shall be embraced within tho lines of national
military occupation, excepting only such res
! ' ' i . r
me, are hereby approved.
! ANDREW JOHNSON.
um mm
IHTISA'S BEVOLT coFTimni).
AII. MATAXfOROa TJIfDZSTX ARXip
1
w nar mvasa sam s si sia ab Skit t jaw a ww ssa sa s
--a : r xu!.. - JI.v-j I depart naent.
1.. w. fiA..M... rk. r J 1 tne app
I ISO UUIS.
by the President ; tod excepting, also, from the
effect of tb'.a order, the folio wine articles, con
traband tf War. te wit: arms, ammunitioi).
and all Articles from which ammunition is man-
ofactured, gray uniforms and cloth, locomotive,
-i v ? j : -
care, vauroaa iron ana macQinery lor opcrvmg
raur'jadsi telegraph wires, insalators for opera
tin' telegraph lines.
Second. That all existing military and naval
ovders vu any manner restricting domestic and
Cfivrt w:8i commercial intercourse and trade in
the ! atities above named be, and tb.e same are
herebr revoked ; and that no military or naval
thai weocr all merchan
diao the Uxre and fees reqaired br law and
these regulations have he.a paid, or eeenred to
be paid, which fact, with the amount s paid,
shall he certified upon tbe'raaaifit. . No clear
aace shall be granted. JX apon .sny article; so
shipped the fees and, infernal rerenae taxes or
eith.r shall oaly have beea. seenr.d to be paid,
rack facts sball be noUd open tht manifest, and
the proper o&ctr at tho port of destination of
saob Tesl shall hold the goods till all such
taxes and fees .hall be -paid according to lawn
an d. these regulations.
&unvL STons.rPrtent; desiriBg Reported Warlike PreparaUoas
to keep ) supply atore at any place within an H-w.awnB
uurrccuvB .oiaie . taiu maie appuoauon
therefor tt the nearest otScsref the Treasary
which application shall set forth
icant is loyal to the government of
States ; and upon . beioe convinced
of sack loyalty a liQehse fer sticb 'supply store
shall forthwith be granted, and tie. person to
whom the license is given 'shall be authorised
to purchase goods at any other supply store'
within the insurrectionary States, or attach
other point aa he may select. The party re-
la
France.
THE WAR ON THE PACIFIC COW,
Complicity of nelgittm In the Inva
sion ef Mexico,
d3cc,
One of the most interesiini nainis in 14 a; .
ceiving such license shall pay thfrefor the li- iust at present, is Matamnrnt whM
oese fee prescribed by the Internal Revenue news, an attack was momentarily expected from
JSighaXxxurnD Aantxss-All articles with the srarrison m th -snr,nrK. f ,.
of local producrioa- and consumption, eueh as The Spanish mail steamer Barcelona arrived cri
fruits, butter, ice,, iggs, meat, e&al, &c, the 29th ulk.f but though ihe broueht dates to
offier in any manner inUrrupt or interfere with "JlZi "h . m ."bVw" "z? nu' o irom verauruz, there was not one word .
th. same, or with any boats or v.sseL'eBgaged ;?rted d sold at such points m an insorrsc- of intelligence from M.tamoros, and some had
j - -j r.w... . uvjuh , w luuLiun mat we biorv oi UOnina i
iVcnA Sbifmeht of Pkoducts of ak Imscrk 1 pronouncement was a canardt particularly since
rectio art Statk. AIL cotton not produced tJ latest papera from New Orleans said nothing
by, pereana with their own labor or with the about it. The arrival, bowever, yesterday cf
labor of freedmen or others employed and paid tfle steamer Mexico from Mat am.ros confirms
by them must,-before shipment to any port or the original state vent, and removes all
place m a Voyal State, bo sold to and resold by aouPt aDout tho important rnovemsnts there
therein under proper authority pursuant to the
regulations of the de.rctary ot the 'ITeasury.
ANDKEW. JOHNSON.
THE ItDLSS ANP aSOrLA'TlONS.
Tbxa-scxt Department. May 9, 1865.
With a view of cawying dot the - purposes of
the Executive, as expressed in his Executive
an officer of the -government especially appoint- transpiring, 'ihe dates by this steamer are not
ed'for the purpose under regulations prescribed 'afccr than the 16th, only two, or at most three,
by the Secretary of the Treasury and approved ' days later than those already received by you,
by the President ; and before allowing any cot- which short space of tinad notbing,very serious
ton or other prodliet to.be shipped, or granting bad odcarredJ. tin consequence otthe slender
clearance for anv vessel, the nroner customs of- garrison of regular troops under itfeiia'a orders.
:ial intercpurse between the ficor or other persons acting as such must re- the .foreign residence had volunteered and or
Vircinta, North Carolina, quire front the purehaeing agaat or the internal ganized themselves into ccmpaniec, .amounting
rionda, Alabama, j icyvuhv uui.er a ceriiaeaiv mat ine cpiwo pro- ' ' vui u'ntu uuujcu(uii, uisviouieu aa
posetf to be snipped nas been resold by him, or lu"UWil io sevn nunared uermans, three
that twenty-five per cent of the value thereo! hundred Frencht two hundred Spaniards, one
Order, bearing date of April 29, 1865, ("To re-
! i ......... ji . i j; .j
neve i u loyat citizeaB ana weii-aisposea persona
residing in insurrectionary States from unneces
sary oommercial'restridtions, and to encourage
them to return to peaceful pursuits' the follow
ing.regulations are prescribed, and will hereaf
ter govern commerci
States of Tennessee
South Carolina, Georgia,
Mississippi, and Louisiana east of the Mississ
ippi river, heretofore declared in insurrection,
and the loyal States':
First. All commercial transactions under
theee regulations shall be conducted under' the
supervision of fiieers of customs and others
acting as officers of customs.
Secand. PkoIii'bitjjd Articles. The follow-
jng articles aro prohibited, and none such will
be allowed to be transported to or within any
State heretofore deeUred in insurrection, except
on government acc.unt, viz : Arms, ammuni
tion, all articles from which ammunition is
manufactured, gray, uniforms and cloth, loco
motives, cars, railroad iron, and machinery for
operating railroads, telegraph wires, insulators,
and instf uments for operating .telegraph lines.
'Third. Amounts of Products Allowed,
xxd Places to ahich such may be Trans
ported. It having been determined and agreed
nnon bv tho- oroDer officers of he War end
Treasnry Departments, in accordance with the
requirements of section nine of the act of July
2 1864, that the amount of e;oods required to
supply the necessities of the loyal persons re
siding in the insurrectionary States, within the
military lines of the-United States forces, shall
be an amount equal to the aggregate of tho ap
plications therefor and that the places to which
such'goods may be taken shall be all plaoes in
such lines that may be named in the several
applications for transportation thereto, it is
therefore directed that clearance shall be grant
ed, on application by any leyal citizen, for goods
not prohibited, in such amounts and to such
places which, under the revenue and collection
laws of the United Stetes, ' hare been created
ports of entry and delivery in coastwise trade,,
as the applicant may desire.
jFbttrM.CLBARANCE. Before any jessel
shall be cleared for any port within the insur
rectionary States, or from "one port to another
therein, or from any such ports to a port in the
loyal States, the master of every such vessel
shall present' to tbe proper officer of custom a
manifest of her cargo, which manifest shall set
forth the character of the merchandise corapo
sieg said cargo, and, if showing no prohibited
articles, shall be certified by such efficer of cus
toms.
Fifth AaarvAi. akd Diicmargb of Cargo
ik an IvstTRXxdioxARY STATavr-Om - the arri
val of any such -vessel at the port of destination,
it shall be the duty of the maater thereof forth
with to present to tho proper officer of the cus
tons the certiied manifest of her cargo, where
upon tho officer shall cause the ressel to be Omk
charged toadcx his general snpervisiosi, nd if
the cargo is found to - correspond with tbo man
ifest a certificate to that effect shall be gvr
the master. If there shall be fedaTPW-
hag been pa d to such purchasing scent in Hundred English and two companies of the civil
money, anbl tha the cdtten is thereby free from guard, under the command,of the Prefect of the
further fee or tax. If the cetton proposed to department, Don Pedro J, deJ Garza, already
be shipped is claimed and proved to be the pro- lui,te an ol1 aian, but very energetic. The
Ldnotof a person's own labor, or of freedmen or newspapers ot j xMatamoros the Monitor and
others employed and paid by them the officer vai'y Jxprest-tre naturally eloquent over the
will require that the shipping fee of three cents enuiasiasra and; all that sort of thing displayed
per.pound shaltbo paid or secured to be paid D tUe FePle ot the tqwn. The editor of h
thereon. It any product other than cotton is- uJe wiimn an ace ci Josirg his Jite in
offered for shipment the certificate of th. inter- one 01 the suburbs while riding around probably
nal ievenue officer that ail internal taxes due n 8earcb of items, a most unexpected varletr
thereon iiuve been collected and paid must be wnicn commodity he found in a party of Cm
produced pr.or to such products being shipped tinistas,- Who fired at him, killing his companion.
r cleared, and if there is no internal revenue m8 SIdc Four individuals-of Cortina'e forcen
officer trien such taxejshall be collected by the werft capttired, pne of whom, a Lieut. Colonel
custom officer, or he shall cause the same to be Rodrigues, was immediately shot. The other
secured to be paid, provided in these regula- re m confinement, i be stages leaving Mata-
tiong. . i uivius auu oaguau uav oeen roDoea as a mat-
Timth. Inland Tbansportatiov. The nrn-1 terqt coarse, though the ranchero of Brtwnfi-
visions of these regulations, maces sari v modiw1 viUe, of the 1 5 th ult says that Cortina ha
fied, shall bS considered appleable to all ship- disapproved of those and many other acts of
menu inland to or within the insurrectionary
States by any means of transportation whatso
ever.
Eleventh. Charges. -Goods not prohibited;
may be transported to Hfsmrectionary States
free. The charges upon all products shipped
or transported from an insurrectionary btate,
other than upon jCotton, shall be the charges
prescribed by the internal revenue laws. Upon
cotton, other than that purchased and resold by
the government, three cents per pound, whixjx
most, be credited by the . officer collecting as
follows, viz- Ten cents per pound as the ship-j
ping fee. All cotton purchased and resold by
the government shall be allowed to bo trans-i
ported free from all feee aud taxes whatsoever.!
Twclftft. Records to br Kxft. Full and
complete accounts aad, records must be kept:
by all offio.ra acting under these regulations
of their transactions under them, in such man-1
ner and ferm as shall be prescribed by the Com
missioner of Customs !
Thirteenth -Lotalitt a , Rxquibtts. No
goods shall beseld in an insurrectionary State
by or to, nor any transportation held with, any
person or persons not loyal to the government
uf tbe United States. Proof of loyalty must bo
the taking and sabseribing tbe following oath
or evidence, to be filed, that it, or one similar
in purport and meaning has been taken vis:
I, ,- do eolemnly .swear, in presence of Al
mighty God, that I will henceforth faithfully
support, protect and defend the jconsttatioa of
tbe united States, and all law made ia pur
suance therein. ?
Fourtetnth.'sxxm RsocLATieKS Bxroxsn.
These regulations shall take effect and bo ia
farce on and after the 10 day of May, 1865, and
robbery committed by those under his orders.
This paper and the Monitor agree that the num
ber of these latter docs not exceed three hun
dredmen; and; though this estimate may b
an exaggeration it is certainly nearer the truth
than six thousand the number first reporUd;
for, ifGortina hd anything like so respectable
a force, he would have undoubtedly attacked
Matamoros without delay.
It ii stated in the Monitor that Captain Moat,
of the French war steamer Adonis, Had arrived
at Matamoros, with despatehes to Mejia from
Marshal BazineJ It is added whether as part
of the despatches or not I cannot say that the
French government had transportation jrrpartt
for the embarkation of eighty thousand men, tcho
would be sent over on the first intimation from
Marshal Bazaine in regard fa th intentions of
the United Slates in Mexico. ' -
The 10th of AApril,- the 1 anniversary of the
acceptance of the Mexican crown by Maximilian,
waa sign .lized by the publication of a number
of edicts or decrees. Among tbein is ne of
general amnesty ; half a uozen relate to variou
charitable institution., while another half dozen
reate to rarious, orders and correspitndiftg dor
co rations, ucK as the Mexican Eagle, Goadx
lope, the Cross of. Constaney, &o., and on.
creates an Order and Cross of St. Charges, for
ladies. One of the; most important rordei
that in ease of the Emperor', death, or oth.r
disabling cause, tbo regeaey shall ipso fatU
devolve on the Empress- j ' ' '
Guerilla warfare continues with Taryiag sue -eesfl.
Saltillo waa occupied by the rdissidenta'
on April l.aad remained some ten day. ia their
possesion attention probably being "eall.d
t
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