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General sherman on the Presi-
d0ncy and the GOvefmOFsh1p.
The Cincinnati Commercials spsciel at Co
lumbus gives the following report Of what
General Sherman said, lin his speech there,
on Thursday evening.
1.-THE newspapers. he said, had taken great
liberties with the names Of public men, and
in his own case, had even accused him of po
litical aspirations-that he would like to be
President. $25, 600 q year wouldn't pay him
for the performance of the civil duties of that
Office, nor 500, 600. He had all the military
reputation he cared about, and it was enough
for him to do to take care of that.
'sThe newspapers had stated that he did moi
favor the election of his friend, General Cox,
for Governor. They had no right to say that
He had uniformly spoke in the highest terms
of the ability, both civil and military, ano
high qualifications of Geneaal Cox, for thai
office. True, he had said and. would repeal
it. that he could not see how General Coz
could make anything by resigning his com
mission as Major General to be Governor o
Ohio two years. He, Sherman, would no
leave his commission for it two years, no
twenty, nor two hundred thousand"
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LAST week Lieutenant General Grant issued
a general order to the various department
commanders, authorizing them to break up
all the faro banks in the United States. Maj.
Gen. Palmer, acting under this authority, ap.
pointed Saturday night for grand raid on all
the faro banks in Kentucky. Every bank in
Louisville was closed up and their stocks con-
fscated Most of the men engaged in them
got wind of the movement and left the city.
One at Frankfort was seized, and the keeper
and dealer arrested. All others in the State
have been SHIT up. This descent on the
gambling houses, we understand to be in the
interest of the soldiers, who have been SWIM
died out of thousands of dollars and left pen
niless by them. 1t is stated the order will pre-
sently be enforced in Ohio.
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Terrible Riot at Carlisle. Pa

A Riot occurred in Carlisle on Wednesday
evening, when a body of regular soldiers from
- 6slwacks entered the town and COM
-.reed attack upon the citizens. The
Herald 4lEs:
& The mary cause Of the trouble seems
- have BEEN an assault made upon one of
ss,e;r number on Tuesday, and this raid was
,nads -Qstensibly for the purpose of Furnishing
10 offender. The raiders were organized
5hto two squads, and marched around our
streets for some time, jostling our citizens
from the side walks, brandishing their re-
yolvers and billys. and looking generally AS
though they were "spoiling for fight
Failing to excite our citizens into any indis
Grafton which could give the slightest cause
for an assault, they became desperate, and
eOmmenced an indiscriminate attack upon
every person within their reach, using their
Weapons upon the unarmed and unprepared
denizens of our streets in the most brutal and
cowsfdly manner. Among those of our .peo-
pie who were thus maltreated, whose names
we have learned, are John Campbell, ESQ,
who. was knocked down by blow from the
butt end of revolver while he was doing his
utmost to quel the disturbance; and while
lying senseless upon the ground cowardly
villain, III soldiers uniform, fred at him with
. pistol, but fortunately missed his aim.
AAeaAy AV"oihtitf hscts; mat jftst reached his
own door, on his way home, when he was
seized by several of these rowdies and cruelty
beaten. Scrgt. John Faller. of the late 18th
Pennsylvania Reserves, was struck in the
neck with SLING shot, while quietly walking
home. Mr.. David W. Biddle was Knocked
down while standing upon the pavement. near
the Court House. Several Others were
assaulted and injured in various ways. but = e
could not learn their names.
During the melee, information was sent
TO Major Royal, and he promptly dispatched
Lieut. Wilson with patrol, with orders to ar
rest all soldiers in town, and auiet the dis.
turbance. The latter, soon after his arrival.
encountered the rioters at Burkholder's Ho.
Eel, and they refusing to halt at his command,
his guard, by his orders, fred into them With
their pistols, without, however, iniuring any
one. The rioters returned a volley from their
pistols, and retreated, Soon several other de-
tachments from the garrison arrived, and
through their agency, along With Lieutenant
Wilson's command, quiet was restored, the
rioters driven from town, and a number of
arrests made. On Thursday morning, FIVE
men who had been arrested the previous
evening, were committed to Jail by Justice
Sponsier, on charge Of having been con-
nected with the above related outrages.
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The Bridal Cham Der, an Essay Of Warn
ing and Instruction for Young Men, Also, new and
reliable treatment Diseases Of the Urinary and s%xua
systenssent Free In sealed envelopes Address, Dr..
J. sKILLrN HousHToN. Howard Association, phiia-
delphia, Pa. spr5-dtw1y
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CoLaATE,s HoNEy soar.

COLGATE,s HONEY SOAP.
This celebrated Toilet soap, IN such uuivers
demand, is made from the choicest materials IL
m Id and enA o N I In its nature frRgrnntly
centcd, and estren 81. benetbcie in IT'S acti
upon the skin. For sale by all Druggists aad 1aacy
Goods Dealers. fsbl-dsv1yr
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DR.. c. l.. sPENCERsS
me
FOR THB fGRrU.

It Of the very beat articles for cleansing and
preserving the Teeth offered the public and ID
warranted 70 contain acid any other Ingredient In
the least Injurious the teeth cake Of superior tooth
pssts accompanies zach bottle The honsclsine be
found at wholesale or retail by Druggists generally.
G. /. SPENCER & Co, ropriefor4
Providence, r. r.
Demas, Barnes Co, New York, soie Agents TO v hom
all orders should be addressed. iunlo-d3m
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sFArHER, did you ever have another wife
besides mother?' NO, my boy what pos
sessed you to ask snch question p stBe-
eanse Isaw IN the old family Bible where you
married Ammo Domini, 1882 and that isn't
uother, for her name was Sally Smith
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The construction of the Russian telegraph
through British Columbia, progresses at the
rate of six miles day.
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Special Notices.



what the Illustrious Abernethy Said.
swell, sir what's the mstter" said Aberneshy, the
who had called to consult him oh, nothing serions
was the reply my stomach and liver out Of order,
that's ain aDo you call that nothing seriousfn said
Abernehy at tell you sir that when these two organs
are gu. Of order you it, there is not square inch
Of the body that is less diseased drop
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importance keep the stomach and liver in vigorous
condition II the ones weak and the other irregular in
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1t is recommended by distinguished surgeons and phys
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fact by thousands If the most intelligent every class
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For DiarrhRa, Dysentery, &C. Ma
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Long General Pieasanton and Gen Fitz Henry Warren
the United States Army Western Sanitary and Chris
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ia c. MAGUIRE. Sole Proprietors,
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jyIe-dkw 6m
"a Boon to raou..nas OF sufferers"

Sent under seal in plain envelopes 10 any address
post paid receipt six cents TIVE postage stsmps
by Or. J. G. KLINE 1T Bewery, New York POST Office
box 1855. junei5 devon
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"ALL PAPERS-Reeeived this day
w It the City Book Store, No. g. The stock sor
th tr.s i large and the patterns Of ths latest
M ost s,ersnt A. ylss Patronage Of the public h
i,esd prtce ~ good, shnl be lower than the retail
price Of Chicago and 81. Louis. j. ". odDsr.
mch22
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MEDICAL BOOKS-A new etock
yt arrived this day at the City BOOK ssors, NO w.
0enticmen Profession will please call and examine
49, ~. fmch22l j. ". OGDEN.
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Sewing Machines.
KAMMEH,s MUSIC ROOM.

On Main street, between 4fh and bsh, where I IN
found on ruesdAysana Fridays of eseb week.
aecls-pv Mrs. HANNAH q. MARTIN
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THE LATEST NOVEL-SrRATH-
i sosr-A Life Romance-putiished by J. B. Ippen-
colt Co. received this day at the City Book Store Also
BsocH Aspss, In Blue and Gold J. ". OGDEN.
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what was going to be done, he had
them all i'll two lines. Proper sentries
were posted to sec that none of the
PRISONERS stopped down to hide any
thing under q stone, and then tley
were all made to undrass. As each
one was searched, he. was made to lift
MS feet, End when about half through,
*125 in notes was found under the
foot OF one of them. Farther search
failed to reveal any more Of the money,
but the implements III the shape OF
keys for the locks Of handouts and
chains. saws made OF table knives md
butcher knives, anu other instruments
for freeing themselves from contine-
ment, that were discovered, would till
a ha1f,psuk measure. lae lieutenant
preserves the A1ticle, Ms trophies oi
Iris success.
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Council Proceedings.

CooScft CHAMBER. CoLsMyL.. Aug. 20, '65.
Hresent-1iis NOR the Mayor, Aiac::uca Il
Bates, Make1y. Fisher, Glazc, Gui;nssd.
Aarr's, Hope, Stork al. Maring.
His Honor the Mayor stated that the
United states n.!at..ry aatno:iti>s i.ad sur
reinforced to tne Mayor a3d Adcru,ca the
11SHt e. collect taxes, water rent, &c.
4t'c Following re-ul;ltl.ua were u,lontCI:
hc<"tcet>, 1kat Ill lection &c ntid. 1T
nest lncetsuS of Conacil, for City i'ic:A AN,
Supcrlntvaa>n! vi Water No: i;,i .y sa;"sy
o1 The lurni.r $500, ,I:d tie latter S.,UV and
hoysc. Applicants ~ul naId III a~ttcrs to
GtAcr OF the :AidSrnen.
1fesostea, That All election :ur two Alder
men ia Wsrd NJ. 3, TO I'LL vSc4 :.c:cs, bc nu!,i
on Monday, lt;' September 'n,xt. Il: Dr.
S.cisue'o oifce, MlnASurs s--Dr. Gvigor, w.
B. Stanley ;l.d \. u. Hit.
C"uuc4i a;!jour1ru. i.DWp HOPE,
tlcr& .s.r, t..n
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w arm Meals,

I'VE public arc informed that, while tra :
Z yelling: tn Charleston. Wilmington ".
!elnlniia: they can .!*ay~ procure good
WAi.N MEAL, acrvcn ur in nice style. 1T
k.nl:s viilr. Passengers by the train; Law.
ample til"c To take their iNcais: also. those
by Mr.. .hccN'l;sn > hacks. &. \. SCOTT
Inc - s .
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SPO7SVOOD HOTEL
RICHMOND, w.


n sroTsWOOn HOTEL had been ' con- on
-s..A5- ,:scat'; am, closed. the proprie1ors
deer' ii proper 10 assure The I,ubli.. that
stlch - not tn, cas-: Ihc hol:sc is open for
1ho accommodation n; visitors. a. IT, h...
been fro.n It's Opening .:ay, II: Sept.ruh,r.
1860.
Hie ho::a~ no~ i:cun r.-nrG.i,.l. reno
:at"a, retrrn!shcd an: pn, in ,.crfrc, order
throughout. and the travel, l,in5 ,.ahli,. may
r,st assured II tindi4g ::> comfortable
accommodations With Us Is can H.. found IN
any first class hotel. North OK South.
onf fnrn"-. na'rons and the travelling
pubic generally, visiting Richmond. are
cordially invited To maA. their home with
Us. un'; i" pains will he spared tn make
them ro'".f.:' ~" as We are pledged To sus-
tain ~ ~: !:Tr.wn reputation Of tho house.
L'SHEHY n MILLWARD.
hu'> 81 Fiorrictors
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FIRE AND LIFE INSURANCE.
H. E. NICHOLS. Agent

"EOR the following FIRST CLASS CO,;-
a pANlES:
New York Underwriters Agency,
,, CAPITAL ...... .>:......... $1,000. 900
Home Insurance Company, New
YORK, Capital ........ 1900, 900
international! Insurance Comma
ny, Now Work, Capital !.OOo, 900
Continental Insurance Comoany.
" Nov lo;k. Capital. .....,. :. ,,oM,ooo
Hartford Fire Insurance Com
pany, Hartford, Capital. :y0o. 900
Metropolitan Insurance Con-
rany. New York. CAPITAL Ill.,. l.OOO. 900
Home Insurance l.lny.an., Sa-
,vannah, Capital. ....... 2ooo,oo
Ph -ni> lnSnrArcc COMPANY,
jl&";trTd. Capital -. :oOu, 900
E'!utnn:& Insurance: COMPANY,
N:w York, Capital 800 400
Ne" England Mutual Lit, Insu-
rance Company. Boston, Capi-
tai :................. :,,0OO, 900
N"w 1"rA Acci'"'niai insurance Company.
insnring a:<s'i,s; Ill accidents
With %ct.'rai ,,tAer well known aU(! -,li:
w" companies. III. E@:cr,..utc capital-
o'Enunt;ni: "uv,.- $40 300. .mn. Risks taken
in any "n. spot To anlonn; oF 5000, 600.
Osficr No. s iGvc.s Row, Cnlumhip. S. G..
Aug 10 som
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Railroad Notice.

bs s3.:: i: ~ .ss d 81
ENROM this date, tac train on the Spar
IL tanhrrs and Union Railroad will leave
SpartanburS &. II. Tuesdays and Saturday.
OF each week, at & Il. H., and arrive at Shell
ton at u 4. n..
Returning. leave S!ctnr at IL O'Clock In.,
and arftt1 at Scar.ahSnr- W 5.15 y. u.
IHGS. i. JErEH, President.
Union G. H., S. c., august 2. IA65.
~ The Nnwherry, Chester aud Charlotte
papers viii please copy twice y week for one
month, an,l forward bills 70 o;iice S. &; y. r.
i. Co, Union e. H., s. c. Aug II t7x
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Religious Uotioe.

THE Eev. +. .ACLD wi! ....Sh in .;.>
baptist Church, TO-MOGEoN MOi,Nf:"n
1t half-past ~ o'caocS; ard the le,,. W;,..
MARTIN at ! e'rsoch in the aftcsnue.u.
Throus:, the :in3ncss oi the auc,!,Gcrs nf
this church, the Wa.Mas,ou STREET Con;1.-
CATION is iuvised to ~u-.i..,: WITH t,.c,n II,
their large az! c"iaoAol .:.as adding.
aEE II,
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It VIII be observed lilNt the NOR
tclity in those cases is, for the most
part, occasioned by disorder, e>ou.-
mon to every part oi ou- country. an,l
IL smallest in the disease {fcvar, Bilious
r~mittent,) which nioxt nearly approx
mates to and pnrtaAes Of the character
OF that much dreaded bug, bear, the
yellow fevor. Another noticeable fact
which. we believe, is usually accepted
amongst medical 1aca rs i,,dicati,:e 'of
generally healthy SEASON, IL that =
majority of the deaths occur amongst
the colored portion Of ouf costamunity,
lCho~!esA>n Courier, -Auy. ~.
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~. II. nA!1GETr d CO..
Factors and comzntsoson 3serchnaas.
ADGEk's so UTW WHARF
CHARLESTON, S. G.
SIhIL IN this Market, or ship to New York
- or Liverpccl. both Long and Short Sta
pie COTTON. Liberal advances on shin
mcnts, and returns made in gold or trss-
sury notes, as instructed
=. d. BAGGETT. z. n. SpCIGHTS.
Aug 8 26
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. MYSTERIOUS DasAPrEAlAScE OF
,B1AcK-LEas.-On Monday night last,
eight Of the inn,stes of tho "Wcstern
Hotel-more familiarly known as the
Charleston succeeded in dsca.np-
ing without settling up their accounts.
= All of them we're colored with one ex-
ception, and some of thc,n were under
conviction for very grave offences.
The names Of the missing are Samuel
J. Benton, Of the 54th Massachusetts,
Volunteers, (under sentence of ten
years imprisonment. we bclicve) S;.-
nanel Moore. Julius Roper, B. Farrar,
II. Trelles, c. Ladson and J. Watson.
civilians, (colored, and A. P. Rigcl, =.
white man. Measures have been
taken to secure their recovery, and
the method of their escape is under
investigation. -C1ny2eston Courier.
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This mortality was 0ccnsioncd hy no,
disease peculiar to this locality, rs the
following statement of tho predo1hi-
nant maladies will exhibit, Us it will
also the distribution of the diseases
amongst the VARIOUS classes ST our
people,
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A SEARch.-The military prison ut
this place, saysthc Chattanooga Un:l,
Gazette, contains about l2O of the
hardest chaEacters that ever lived.
Among them are men whd arc. guilty
of almost every crin,e known to the
laws, and they are constantly fighting
among themselves. The other day
three of theih fell on die man for some
real or fancied grietkhee, and cut him
terribly before the gi,atds could inter
fere. Some Of then, are handcuffed,
many of them have 3 h,.ll and chain
attached to them, but; It requires all
tn the ,vas5 vigilance .n Of the officers in charge
of their cuffs and chains and tlfrowino
them away.
A drunken man, who had been
picked up by the patrol was sent into
the yard. Ten minutes afterwards,
the lieutenant went into the ward ard
found him lying on the ground asleep,
with his pockets cut out. On beine
awakened, he declared he had lost
$3.50. Determined to find the money.
she officer quietly made his pfepara-
sns, and before the prisoners Knew
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Blank Books.

nAy BOOKS, LEn1EEs, Memorandum
- Hoc.a, Pass E.ooAb. iccsnrc Rocks,
Composition Books, Ccpvhooks, Scrap
boo:,s., Black RCD and ypdeniblc lux, Let
tor, Note aud Cap Paper, Envelopes CT
latest .:y'c. Muci.ass: Getting Wax 'snd
School Books, in great variety.
sac hy .oWNAFHt y NCETy
A'-r % g. p,r.c.:,.,.
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G. ..E. Chichester,
REAL ESTATE BROKER.
IS BROAD STREET, CHARLESTON
A GENT for the purchase and sale cf
= Z. REAL ESTATE. III any of the Southern
For tho REPAIRING, RENTING, ao., ct
Owners Of property in Charleston, un-
avoidably detained in the up country, can
have their property taken care Of and
pr9mpt!E attended to by sending to above
Power Of Attorney, to assume control OF
II" same, until the ownor's return. Infor~
}ured by shells. and otherwise, with Droba-
bic expense OF repairing, sent on application.
E9 Wanted to purchase, for parties
seeking investment Of Real Estate, in South
Carolina, several PLANTATIONS, in work.
Aug IS
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Port Royal Railroad.
49,. -, ,7:,F:-P .-s,.S
!. i: 70 - $40

RS ro:src.;S,::'cA n-t The failure OF the Stock
Il holders a;s;nd the annual meeting on
.tAe 81. Nay uf August instant, tbcv arc
requested to mes: at Owens Cross Roads,
IN TliC4-oOAi, shc 9Th Gay of October
:.rHt.
TAs D:lec.inn viii NEE. a:".i.c 80 me-. place
on WEDNESDAY, the It'll day Of thu. sa,nc
month.
By order Of the Direction.
ang 2E s3 K. J. DAvANT, President,
AlicnIalr, $. e., August y. 1865.
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Willis & Chisol1n.
*@etor"' Commission Merchants,
AND SHIPPING AGENTS.
OFFICE. MILLS HOUSE.

OFFICE MILLS HOUSE,
CHARLESTON, S. c.
=; WILLIS 4. r. CHIsoLM
"ILI attn to the purchase, snle and
w shipment Ito foreign and domestic
ports) Of COTTON, RICE, LUMBER
NAVAL STOEES;to the collection of Drafts
Purchase and Sale OF AL Securities. Con-
- REFERS To:
s. &. "A ''on'
Messrs. Geo. W. Williams 4 Co.,
asasrs Gessrs: sSS}rgg sGe3}rge A. 4: AHoPley & Co.: 4"
r TeSlsg 81 Mt}ca1fy aen1sy; vs. ESQ., Augusta, Go.
Messrs. Clark, Dodge Co., New Yoya.
Messrs. Murray & Nephew,
M Messrs. E. ". Clark 4 Co., Philadelphia.
Messrs: Pendergast, Fenwick & Co.. Bal.
tlmore, Md. ''' Ds''
~ Aessrs. Samuel Harris s. Some, Baltimore,
80 Ano 3 2S.
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Msalth OF tlAe CITY.

:. We hevs been induced, by the pre-
ysleace of yefy unpleasant ramors
with regard to the health Of This city.
to make rigid scrutiny into the facts
and TO examine the official records of
the officers charged with the direction
and oontrol of medical affairs in our
community; in order that we might
automatically inform our citizens in
the premises, and correct the erro-
neous impressions which have. pro-
vailed about this al-important subject.
We arc happy to announce that our
own impressions in the matter have
been thoroughly confirmed, and that
there does not exist the slightest
shadow of reason for tue absurd re-
ports which have-been circulated about
the presence. Of yellow fever or any
other epidemic or contagious disease
in our midst, nor t.,c smallest ground
for any apprehension as to the proba-
biities or possibilities of their coming,
no far as human. knowledge and the
established precedehts of science can
discern. In. our Investigations te
have been most materially and ccUr-
teously assisted by DR.. Rector, the
Chief Health Officer of this District,
and by the City Registrar, DR., Geo S.
.Pelzer; and it is from the data coth-
piled by these gentlemen that we de
rive the statistical statements which
we present tor the Information If opr
citizens, and ask for them su attep-
tive consideration. During tho six
weeks. commencing on the first day {f
July and terminating the 18th day Of
August, the deaths in this city NUM-
bered 421, of which there were of
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Hardware !

Hardware !
Il CARPENTERS TOOLS, F;I.y:S
Bricklayer and Ii:st.ycva' rjiOWELS
IiNIShlHg NAILS.
:aCPEWS. TACKS.
Sash ;a..t, Blind lastcainge.
B"l1s. Ayes, Vices. &c.
E. x: JEiIckSoN'.s,
aug Is , Dcdcil's low, Plain street
Headers Dent Of South Carolina,
HILTON I!EAD. y. G.. AEo. II, 1865.
EENEKAL OKhARS NO. 10
/. THE foh9wi"E paragraph from Spccia,
acc, Ansust u. iaa5, is remabksAcd 70. the
information OF TN. command:
W-*& DEPARTMENT.
ADJ3. ~: (;':%J.aAL'S i'EI:c-,
Wa~.las:.n .iuSn.. ., 1866.
SFE(IAL ORDERS, so. 4Ia.
iIr:Inc!.l
~. Ey direction Of tho President, the. fol-
H~i"S i4;tfncd u.!:,:cl'' II the lsy Provisional
&c" i"rk Cavalry a.re hereby .t,ishouorablv
alsinlsfed the ...:- ,r Of .t7r itl.itesl States,
10 aat'' July II, i"o5, Tor violatson Of orders
go 4'S icct Hl u'ltv, III ;aSSGNtllE themselves
rom .lt th:r commands; thus EMBARRASSING
me Pnhlic SERVICE, and neglect;ng :ac t;nliss-
lstcu men under their control:
dst lacutc!ant A!iis Sullivan.
20 20 lieutenant John 4. HGrti~n...r
"a lieutenant Thom:.s Dunlar:l
!st Lieutenant \. W. Warren.
1st laentcnant Joseph ". Cooley,
commanding Generals Of Military Divi-
s.ohs and departments wiz promulga,c this
oroez to their respective coinmands.
!:
by order OF the S..,rct:rv Of Way:
Z. d. TOWNSEND, i. 4. G.
By command of
Mai. Con O.. i. GILMORE.
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