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, 1865-11-09
MARINE NEWS,


ARRIVED. .---...-.Nov- &.
Prop Favoftte. Napier. st. Joseph~sondres.
rEop Ottawa, Warren. GRIND HaVcp. xundres.
Basqge Cleveland. Welsh Oconso 70 n Humber. 50 m
sehr Z; i: K,ns prown. st. Jossph. . m 1un,.ez, -
sssF ssF YsSg1 ssd 81 Jesep = sds osd
seh1 fHn S5osaers Shaw, ST. Joseph, % N lumber, ieo
sehr 1sy sp!tas. jackson. slJo~eph. su as1 -four.
sehr sasok; Preston, ST. joseph. 80 su potatoes.
Sch. Seu Hein. 81. Joseph, 81 eis 4ood.
h Senr VAT Ma1rao; Ds{5 scp, GEaut Haven : n Lumber.
a,irS frsk1s n Gr.Ra M7gen 9 n i ,nmoss
schr AlRtHne. Becker, 0swero. II rsn hR barley.
Schs Nm Burn. Etce. Meno1nlnee. rs N lnlnber,
sear Charley 1iiboard, Cusle- Anaet.Etam, iD cords
SchE Magnolia, Hansen. M14<eSnn. Us n tumhr,
Scr Mr smith, smith Ansk ke.ou. rs I'll 1ulubeF.
Seht q. EADd. Mckay ATAkeSoD. 20 N lumber.
SIR %. SMITH, Faers ~ IT. .o e ID 3 la2 geod'
seou y FREDERICK. snlt3; ST joecph+ 70 m lumber.
C1EARED-..-....-.....No Z
PIop ssyo.tts' Napier; st. Joseph, sandsie%.
dous. :8i EEla beef anEt 4undfIca.
PvopsGttawA, Wa1rnn, Grand Haven, suodrtea
Champion. caszs Buffalo. I. tso In oats aoos
Iaapss Naomi. caEpea,ers Escsnba 5000 bu oats.
Fsa2 G,{ os nnnAo sptsxue. Banao. aot0 bu oats.
Bassue va1etta Lassin> Kln<sseo, LOO bu wheat.
has9re Wondron, Ptatt K!nnstoa, L7a;4 bn cofn,
saf NH. +. Alien. il. Clesand. Buffalo, lAl1 bu
sabr Eolden Harvest, Moore> oeonto, light
sahr N. Walkfr, Walkrr. Milwaukee, light.
sssr sssr EssD50si;y Meadss.on E,E!s Hafoor light
sesr Esise, IsKss, ed a,Nsaseel 1d n5esi iiehf.
5chr Lucas ]. Lathau. Robestsou, Milwaukee, Light.
, 1865-11-09
CHICAGO Dnx oso1s mAaE~
" ns1nAr Eu1xe, Hoy. |

1hezs moderate das.ss Of eett,,t1 n Ips ~ =
Geoas aarket Buyers acting essAons1v .as - ~
esnl ,hsn.slves Nth purchasing only enough 70 meet
have teelEed lxasc per yard Brown eheet,nrr 80
iAc loN~ On Standards and l01a 1owes on other,'
Heachsd goods hAyedeellned lac Den,as a.o .hout
tho sameA Last quoss6. Stripes md Ticks are With
out any essential chanKt Corset Jcaas sea.cs apd
frner. Dtlalnes ARE 1c aovrT. Bs1noofais are uc.
changed. CaFpets steady md tru. Bstts arc }l,oQ
lower. We quote closing prices ~ follows:
, 1865-11-09
pnEEDRIEN N0T FRREmRN,

The yicksburg Herald soliloquiscs us fol-
lows: "shau Mississippi ratity the Constl-
tutIonal Amendment: We answer no, ten
thousand times NO ~
The Herald is willing to ratify the first
sentence Of the Amendment, which abolishes
slavery throughout the United States, but
objects strnngly to the second, which says
"Congrcss shall hare power to enforce. this
article by appropriate legislation" It
quotes and italicIses Senator Wilson'S
speech in which he says that Congress ,oos..d
make the freedmen really Jreaaega, and that
under this clause Congress tscan declare null
md void all the black code legislation of auy
Of the States Of tho Union.'' The Mississippi
people do not cart bow often they ordain that
slavery is dead II they are let alone to frnme
their own black code. They do not care how
ott@ We grasp the shadow, provided they
keep the substance. But propose to make
the freedmen really frccncn, aud they sbout
" NO. ten thousand time no n
, 1865-11-09

Refned-T1ero Is no Improvement to noso in TN,
nand for bonded oil. and while the market quIet Aal
oa thetc Is but very httle offering, and prices haze
city bants ars salsbe a. about 81 ceata lon The c1rs
here. and Sc. dciHernt in Philadelphia. Sa1c Of a
heIe. We heard of y cenas being offered fe< January
9s!!veIy n rsladenhla buyers option. ant refused.
&c for stf1w cofo1 to prime white,
, 1865-11-09
CHICAGO LUMnER MARKET.

WEpSrsDAT, EVENING, SoY.9
Tho following table shows the receipts and ship.
meuts Of Lumber, Shingles and Lath during the past
twenty four hours:
, 1865-11-09

WEusEaDAr ErExISe, Nov. g.
The following summary shoSs the movement H.
Produce and Prorisions during Tho past twentJ-four
hours. compared with the movement for the same
hmc last year:
REcETrrS OF pRnnncr ynv q
, 1865-11-09

Hogs

tFF0tn Tue lnd1knaPol olle+ J00fnA1, 1th.1
HcRs sfe held ut 411003ln 80 In the county, owing
70 which high price dealers arc holding off, No pork.
ets are being bought Gnd the old atOck having run
out rnces OF proTialons III tbs pork line are merely
nominal.
, 1865-11-09

Here the market ruled dull aud weak, With sales
Of eash gold On the stock Board at laBSi0li7. On
The street the market opened strong at 1464 and
closed ut 1fsat. Silver wxs quiet atls1I1a0.
Government securities were dull, with sales Of
only 5000 third seriea Of scvcn!1hi1tles at s7x.
We quote:
, 1865-11-09
CHICAGO CATTLE MARKEr.


HfTtCK o. fIIK DAILY TNIBCyE,3
"WEDNESDAY Evening, EoF.8
BEEF CATTLE-Accordtng to the Board Of Trads
repoEts the receipts md shipments cur LIST l.
compared with the corresponding period OF 1861
have been As follows. It should be borne In mind that
these sblPmt ns md receipts really thosa Of tho
day pFecsdiux:
, 1865-11-09

LUhlBER-The receipts to-day wt1e1isht, ard under
good Inquiry the market ruled casleF and prices
In favor Of sellers. Sales were:-Cafgo schr Chapn
Grand nvm, 60 m rated X st1lps, ba1anee mixed
$500; cargo schE Warren, do, 10 N RATED stslpa
balance common nat1ed, t1L's; casgo schr NnzJ, DO,
60 N fafted 4 stt1ps, balance mixed, $l5.o1.
, 1865-11-09
To'a1 FOR week %1f39,788 J1,3d,8U &5N31B
Prev. reported 157.731 ,ss Isl. .s61,G59 168a37,51

Since Jan 1,..s1el 49,,7 20 $751; FIT, COS
The shipments Of specie at New Tosx du ing the
week ending October 81, amounted to only 1aa, 60.
TIE following table ehows the exports OF specie
from the port Of New fosk to foreign porta for
fourteen years from January to November 4, 1865
and for ,he corresponding period in the other
, 1865-11-09

Eastward Movement orFlour md 82ratn by
canal.

Eastward Movement OF Flour md Erota by
Canal.
From the Buffalo Coumereial.l
The following viii show. the shipments By Caus1
from Buffalo for fourteen days ending Nor. ith md
nine days from Oswego. being shIpment1 Il ihs Litter
p..ce from Oct. S6sh % Nov. 3D. inclusive which,
taken to6etAer VIII show the amount OF -four and
grain ahost On the canals destined for tidewater:
From Flour. Wheat. Corn. 0atas Barley. Rye.
Enlfao,
Nk 0nd'E ...... '.... ...
Nov. 4..,. .... 97.f00 6sS1o0 3il,9ea 800 .HsA
Oct. .3.... go $3.50 &sa40 l6iJ4a 80 s,E5
Total . 25eo 1860 94o1 ,1M,s7o 47s,u0 o,2ap 1Q31e
OsWe20. ..s1.S3t $3.50 9y5N u,su7 Gs9,1a2 69Au
Total. LICE 20 137.11t 4g47 2;7en7 l16o39
Pre-. wk. ,11s15 1ssrSa H5,13 Sn,5zb ISi7s l1s,6ss
Week ending
yet. H.:.latl e45Sll 13As75 4s7162 1.9se7 457,167
Oct. H.. ,21al4 IL, ,l18 %i.71S x:sa5 5jsshi EEN
Oet- 5-.165s8 S3o3l6 SnatH6 5A,21s Ssi,1s @,iG9
, 1865-11-09

;. Leavepworth- city pays i tax On ten mn
lions Of property. The fort, two miles 'iis-
-iaut, is The distributing military dcpot for
the Western forts. Frequently not les than
1900 mules arc gathered thefe 1t one tfme.
Acres Of government wagons RE to be seen
n any time: As in most, II not ali OF our
thnn that Of any previous season, r.
, 1865-11-09


Oen4ue5als. 5als.'-''........,....--. -...-.. Ii
Giving Republican majority Of 106 on joint
ballot. The first political measure, doutless,
will be the ratification Of the Constitutional
Amendment abollshfng slavery forever In the
United States. The adoption Of this wise
measure BY our State, though longer deferred
than Hany oftta impatient advocates desired,
will come In ample time for all practical pur-
poses, and the almost unanimous indorse-
1nent which 1t will receiTe will show the cir.
ncstncss Of our people aud their readiness to
perform their duty In this respect sooner If It
had been necessary.
OF course, in conformity to the fourth olank
In the Republican platform, IN amendment
viii be proposed to the Constitution to strike
out the word "white' from the artIcle On
suffrage: On the propriety OF such an amend
ment, there will doubtless be a diversity Of
opinion even among Republicans, but ali, We
presume, will be in favor Of submitting the
question to the people, This course Will be
emlncntlg Bafc, since the people arc abundant
1y able to take care Of themselves, and viii
act On the subject as they think best. While
We do not admit that 'sthe voice Of the peo-
pie" Is altrays 1.-THE voice Of God," or TINT tie
ballot box always decides questions on the
light side, get we are willing to abide by the
decision Of the majority. The majority Is
the supreme power In q Republican form Of
government, and there Is no appeal from It
except In revolution.
, 1865-11-09

without uahata1 ehasfs doa 1sstrsdAJ. ths nteTtd
sa1es foot up 10 hesd ranItaE b tEiee fA sasx to
fsa
1he following sre ths tzsasActiaua: =
& &.:;'es' = :e'a cs!1'fs -. aess rs
An = 70 se1as = aead. nruaS.n9 ~ p, as
!. sie IL ssse.sso 81 t @
ss.a as.e s,se. S j Is Is. 4 :,
s!s;rSs Sss:st9 u i. is'a is@ . same hesd
81 ataasT = :e'a cfssia Co. s. head, averaging Loo
90 ssGses EasSds. sod oxuey 81 head averaging
ss1bJ fold Alexander ho,a. .x,r,,.,- On "a. =.
Mrr1o. ns E . assa as svaazas IS Ii. 1t saa
The market At these ya,ds ~ ~. .s,...
ces aHesens rom Yesterday. Thx rrr.,e.. w ~
oa IGN fenaia uosod The teported saiA sa y.
head. tank1ng In price from Il, 70 10 49, up ~
Ihs following arc the ts,es:
sE ssoEart seld 1d Ensssa Z b bed. Averaging ss a.u
ssSe M oa (, aaess.a ;a = bad ceg. aaa s.ee ,1er
A. = tSH to Ashs,. Calyea, sse1sstas q n ~
. S sesd dc.. s.ssss sssssisE Sc i: :;
Fnney. 70 head. Ayeraxing @o n as-: 70 Mo,,'
BeGait sold Bsrlaad !! he'd. averaging ~ 81. ),
1os9 to ans. hsaa. a1zaxias IsJ
yt1.hera se!a Enznsht q hesa: 80 ~, .1us.
4ss1s saasSs sGs T. sss . head Cows ''d
ToET HAYSK 1AKpA
The market 1t these Jar's h2s been fairly active, md
prices about yesterday. fev rrr,n oy cr un-
sold. The total sa1es arc ,a head nnstng In Price
from ts,s1 to 7.nd
The following are tho transactions:
Bentley Green sold Rnols Co: 7he7d averaging
~; q sesa = nssa Is g.
Adams sold Obenlon E8 hesd Cow md 2tce1s, ".
ss so d ied;a : % ss.a arerssins @ 81 3. 4
N1s> to Culberson, Il head, arelaeinC I,op -. 1t
Ms3s.ses - S*ss 19s ssiss T. e e
s@oek so'd codmsn 50 bead, averaging ~ ns+ =.
.a %eliTe1s M:I!e2 sola nsneeek 9 nead. aver
*s oshss !. sssa a!ssssis:- - s $. &: s: s.
70 CaH y Cows, arersRiHs - rs, At 100; to Tnonp-
s.ssssk i e e H?gis Gfn9
hesd. I'd. a.eFssta: 9ss -, ats!:S:
q aafsslsa e. ssssa '0'd cs"f'rd u head a'eFsDs
Rssst:ne soid Rao,c 60 head. avessstns so ns, st
:. Ad1ms Eo1d Ho,9es 50 hesd. are17Sne 900 81, at
Hos AossS,a r. orndeG old 1oues { Co. 5 head, avr-
s:'a Hi + aea nsse ssei.sGs
m Is :. !, iS to a a0sssss g. h..a s,s
G5e,sssi sold nea.e 10 head =vrrns,ns Sc, .. at
pIaasn sold cuble cas head aserugt0g 81 os a,
:. Murphy sold neai= u tssa averaging 1865 ns ut
Pas,esssn sold G; g. HubS.sd Co-,s head s.rrag-
Siiin5 ,oid Hoffman Co: sahea1'a.o.s:rss. 30 IS.
AoGs-Frcm the teiu1ns nshde to ule noan OF
Trace VIC nad the receipts aLa shtpmeats since our
last compared With the recespis and shipments Of
lsstafe as roIsowa:
e ,Reea7ts: shlpuea..
Tedssssds; Il IL as:6 is
, 1865-11-09

The market was acstvn here than at Aur Other
yara In the city. but prices hardly sood~-rho
total salea are Loo hssdi ranging In price tom sia;o
$u.11- The following are thu Transactions:
, 1865-11-09

F1tr AKNitCE.
n3n.E4 Esy +. r Collar Tft..o+3o.s
IIne n 4 tS,r y \! Slaughter Sole. a. =
ktp. s mssd'9: s'd.!s.l:9 Ia CSle.so, s.ow4op
T1f1 y shSe1 e1-S haeno1 AJFes ..0-I A4-Es
Erper. n.......0-3s&4o-9s OYiroro ;0sS&ae
eouaa3 tpFe1...1s+$o-af damaged nYAzaS-
Slaughter Sole o se2o-A French c1t:, - ,r,w
tHGness' A"'''.n.NSooS9| Ftench tslft u N
Effer.-.. ..,,e-1tao2s French Calf L..
Klp- Mol n ed'm .1.l0tsl % Eones. Fuo. X MAX ~
Kip. No. heavy .-o-f1<stf0 French Ealf L.
Calf. kItT1.... ..l4l4AnoI moote1 stc+nu,
French Rip, nrst y Fdoz.......,,,ean1a N
thoLet 3oaL.0 Things, doz.. 7hEa1fn 10
French E&H ~ t5j3A-3 Roans, dax Ii Gnss6 M
QlIA-The EQ4lgst Is ste3dY and pt3ces nfut VA
, 1865-11-09
4 3-.1O u. 9. NOTES.
And other Government SecuritieR
BOUGHT AND sOLD.BY
THE SECOND NATIONAL RANK.
l. A. ETTIS Pr-ss,,nn4
&. I. TLEKHAM, Cashier N@''4s4'
No.

The NcW York Stock Market
Closing prices fot cash, Nov. g. 1855, received By
G. sa]tonsta11 Co.. couamissipn, Stock, and Bond
, 1865-11-09
The Iowa Lef:tslature-Thc Colastitu.
t1onal Amendment znd the Suffrage
0ueAffon.
he Muscatiue Journal

As near as can now be ascettafncd the Leg
islature of this State, which conyenes on lie
second Monday of next January, will stand as
follows:
Serate-Republicans s.......,,.,,..,, q
.- UemocIa4.. ......, S
Republicans. s.
, 1865-11-09


THE question having been submitted to General
Spinner, United States Treasurer, as to what time
the ta1 upon the deposits Of detaulttng Nsnonal
Bunk ceases. he has decided that It ceases From The
day That the Bank tlils 10 pay its liabilities.
The Southern papers speak Of the revival OF
local t1de and notab1c increase In commercial
activity. The Savannah HsyaM says that during
the past len years there has not been morc active
bua!neas eea1ou in that city than the present:
traffic Is conducted on the eound basis Of an e1-
change Of the ss7ples Of the Stasc for merchandise
and gseenbacks.
The following named National Banks were au-
thor1zed during tic week Just ended:
Name. Location. c,nft,,.
.Dhnytlle, Ky.~. 3151 600
NationalRank Of Neenatk Wlsconsn-.. $4,000
First. ~~ClarksY1ile, Tenn. 50OOO
Georgia National Bank. Atlantis, Ga..,..-, 100000
AttleboroughNat' BE. Attleboroush Mass 100000
rota, npitol. ...........-........ $4,000
Previously authorized .....-......,.3ME85s s.ID
, 1865-11-09

goods sold this season will amount to not far
hom twenty millions Of dollars, being divided
~ follows:
Ehcleeae dy FOODS. RI soo mn:
Wholesale gTueerte9 .......s....-.,,,1 ii 'oU1 fF1
HArdwsre, drugs, lquuss, de-: ...... sD9m
Total :................. "a ,SO
:. The anount paid for passage, freight, ex-
press companies, de-, amounts this year TO
about one mtllous of dollars, as fo:lov1:
FaId steamboats, for fteiehts. .z1ao mn
fnt9 =. E1p[e8s tG. tG...-..-.-.--......... 100
Pad H. & ~. 20. 4. h-.:...-:...-......... 100000
laid " passenger ra E.9Ge steamboAts $1,000
rae =. !, ta!Hpsas... 13G00
-tn'd pf"a'eeonfeganee1 5000
, 1865-11-09

8H!G2.AS YAED6.
The market as these yafa has been quiet the saIas
footing up LOCO head ranging In price from eltso 70
Nlgta
, 1865-11-09

Major General Lewis Wallace, who. I. vii,
he remembered, figured rs one Of the speakers
at tho formal Inauguration OF tho Nexican
loan agency IN New York, The other day, II.
forms me that numerous subscriptions have
really been made 10 that doubtful financial
venture. My own opinion is, that Il the man
ayers Of tie loan succeed In raising few
mlllions Of money, and will lie able to use Il,
Without open infringement upon the neutIal-
The Ecpublicans OF Mexico with arms, ammu-
, 1865-11-09

In Tie afternoon, tho market for No. Spring
Wheat was very quiet with light sses at 4l.ao for
"spot" There was nothing dQa: IN coarse gsstas.
, 1865-11-09

CATTLE EALEB TO-DAY.
auK9XAx YAEpa.
The market 1t tnc7e yards has bsen aaes eno p''e'
, 1865-11-09

The following are the, quotations at New YORK;
Gold in New York It 146s 500 old. large, 10a3i,
now. l@H sls, 106A -to's. large, PIX aman,
Sterling Exchange dull iGStG t09; Compounds
Il 10 Il higher In New York Than In their quoted
rates.
, 1865-11-09

Pttsbrrgh, King and CAudieWtck. aoaaD
PeEnock.....,..-. 20 fCntnet WnrD:....- ID
E&SteSn..".-+..----. 70 Chicago BAtts..,.,. tdm
WINDOW SHAprs,
57t1n Grctn.-..--.... 20 Common Shsde4..---m
Figured utesp.,,.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1865-09-25
Facts VS.. Theories.

"Give me place to rest my lever on" says Ar
chimedes, "and / will move the world "Give me
pure and unaduterated drugs" says Medicus of
the olden time, "and will cure disease
In one sense, both of these learned pundits were
the veriest charlatans. They knew there was no
place to rest their levers on, either to move the
world or to cure disease Mechanism was in a
backward state, and the medical profession was
but another name for sorccry and all the aduncts
OF magic filters and charms against tho effect OF
"evil eye,' &c.
But these latter days have borne unto us some
thing more than even superstition and it's crew
ever drcamt of in their maddest philosophy In
these days of practical science, what was theory
of yesterday is fact to-day, and all the old time
notions become as bubbles i'll the sun, and burst
and break with every breath we draw
Let Archimcdes shoulder his lever and VIC will
find resting-placc for it to move the world. Let
mine ancient Mcdicus pant and toll moro for
the drugs he sorcly needs, for We have them at
our hand, ever ready to serve them at his beck.
Refined i'll tho laboratory of DR.. Maggel, the
finest materials known in tho medical profession
are obtainable by any one. His Bilious Dyspep-
tic, and DiarrhGa Pills stand unrvalcd, and his
Salve operates with magic effect upon burns
scalds, and all sores and ulcers of the skin.
In fact we think Maggiels Pills and Savc are
the wonder of this century, and are happy in
the thought that many others of our brethren OF
! the craft agree with us We would earnestly
counsel that all families provide themselves with
Dr. MagSiel's Preparations at once, and keep them
ready at hand, so as to use them at the most op.
perfume time and as occasion serves FdUcy Sen
tine.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1865-09-25

Charleston, which will have, in addition, two for
the city. Foreigners having declared their inten-
two years after such declaration of intention, arc
entitled to vote. The maximum number of Rep
resentatives for any one district is twelve Taxes
must be levied on value of the property. The
Governor is to be elected by the people, and to
serve for four years. During tho debate on the
propriety Of giving to the Governor the appoint
ment OF certain officers motion to adjourn was
made and carried.
Above you have all OF the information that can
be given on the subject Of the business of to-dsy
will make no remark in the premises. My opin-
ion was ceeT on the point that most of the changes
should be made, but did not believe this Con
vention to be tho proper body to make tho neces-
sary reforms: thought that it had certain work
to perform which alone it could lawfully do; but
as it has gone further, and because it had the
power Of a Convention, framed new organic law,
/, together with all good citizens, pray for the
success of the work, and say God save the State.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1865-09-25
PROCLA AM MATION
BY THE PROVISIONAL GOVERNOR
September IS


tAECOllNE DEPARTMENT SOUTH CAROLINA,l
SEPTEMBER 49, 1865. (
WHEREAS. IT IS REPRESENTED THAT IN MANY
w portions of the State there is great disturbance
ing, marauding and committing violence remote
from military garrisons stationed at the Houses;
and whereas, Brigadier AAIES COMMANDING the
Northwestern portion of the State, suggested the
organization of militia police force of
ms to act in concert with his forces in pre-
serving order and peace in the unity whereas
it is supposed that the other military commanders will
have no objections to the aid and assistance part
order; and Whereas also, it appears that President
JOHNSON has sanctioned and authorized the Proyis-
in that State, and has forbidden the military authorities
there to interfere with such organization:
Now, therefore, /, BENJAMIN FRANKLIN PERRY.
Proisionai Governor of the State of South Carolina do
proclaim, order and declare that shall be formed
and organized in each Judicial District or more mill
tia companies for home police, to under and be
auxiliary to the military garrison District in pre-
venting crimes and preserving the
Inc companies VIII consist OF Captain and three Lieu
tenants ana eighty men, scattered the District
to be easily accessible from all points where any ds.ur
bance may occur. When the companies are formed,
tive Brigadier Generals commanding South Carolina
and to the Provost Marshals the respective Court
rests have been made they will turn the offenders
Sout SSr FOR & or Sr"g them before the Provost
the terms of agreement between Generals MEADE and
GlLMORE and myself as to the respective Jurisdictions
OF the civil and military authorities in South Carolina
This police guard will be voluntary organiza-
tion, and should be composed of discreet per-
sons OF standing and character in the community who
are willing to render their services promptly when
occasion usquircs 1t is thought that the organiza
ton of suoh forces throughout the State will have n
most satay influence in preserving peace and order
there is power ready Mt hand them and bring
them to justice 1t is to be hoped that all good citizens
OF honor as 1t is To guard and protect the country
Done at Columbia the day and year above stated.
BY order of the Provisional Governor
w. IL FERRY, Private Secretary September %
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1865-09-25
WILLIS &c CHISOLM.
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
AND ~
SHIPPING AGENTS,
OFFICE, MILLS HOUSE.
% t h- ats- CHARLESTON g q

.. "A IL. CHIBOLN
WTILL ATTEND TO THE PURCHASE, SALE AMI
coroS P2cE ito PoTegn and Domestic Portsl of
Collection OF Drafts Purchase Sale Of all Securities
Consignnients Of vessels solicited
REFERS TO:
Messrs. JOHN FRASER g. CO., Charleston, g. G.
Messrs. St:1 GEO; w; WILLIAMS co. Charleston, g. O.
1s Messfsx I xTnIHsDERaASf, sY BROS. Il CO., New York.
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SEPTEMBER 90 1865
TTNEE PROVISIONAL GOVERNOR OF SOUTH CARO-.
Il LIMA has appointed the following named gentle
meh as Special Aids for the purpose of assisting him
the discharge of his official duties rcconstructng the
state, and restoring her all her civil and political
rights in the Federal Union
WILLIAM L. TRENHOLM, of Charleston City
STEPHEN ELLIOTT. of Beaufort District
WADE HAMPTON. jR, of Columbia
ROBERT McLAW, of Yorkvile.
WILLIAM H. EVANS. of Society Hill.
JAMES II. HARRISON. of Anderson Village.
The above-namcd gentlemen will receive and conmu.
nlcatc to the Provisional Governor BENJAMIN FRANK
LIN PERRY. all information which they may deem ad.
vsable as TO the condition of the State it's citizens the
freedmen the home police and the military garrisons
They will likewise report to him by letter. his head
quarters at Greenvillc Court House.
By order of the Provisional Governor.
VIM. II. PERRY
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The Alabn.na Convention

MONTGOMERY, September 23.-The Convention
This day passed an ordinance dividing the State
into six Congressional districts The Committee
on the Secession ordinance will report early next
week,