davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1865-07-28
Dr. ,. w. GRoAT,

yTTOUIID RESPECTFULLY announce TO the clti-
w zans OF Fremont and feinty that he has perInsn
tv loat IN The nired place. for the practice
of dai,,pe and urgery and hopes by strict attention
"a the Of his prceeseUh, ~ merit share
of their patronage -
Particular attention paid surgery and the treatment
f Chronic diseases Once and Residences hrst building
south of Tsehumy's Cabinet and Furniture Store.
Junr 10 IS63.-24u.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1865-07-28
Pine LUMBER!

Boards, Plank, Joists, Shingles,
Lath, &C.
IIT ~. CLOUD, hzs received large quantity OF
w Zine Lumber Of every description. aud quality,
and has established
LUMBER YARD
on CroghauStreet near the Catholic Church
where he supply all who want building Naterials
Side Walk Plauk, Lstb, SbingioE, &c at Low Prices
q Call on me before buying.
WM. II. CLOUD.
Fremont, July 7, 1865.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1865-07-28
J.fWI FA1LING,

HoMRAPATHIC PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
OFFICE Bucklana's old Block, second foor. Resi-
danoen Pike street. FIRST house east of the old Cathc-
lie chufch pafticn lar atteuton pad 70 diseases Of the
TbFost and Lungs Fremont, April, 1864
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1865-07-28
. h. McCULLOCI

DEALER IN
Drugs, Medicine, Dye-Seufa, Glass, Paints,
Oils, Books, Stationery, Glass Ware, tEo, &c.
No. 3, Buckland Block, Fremont.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1865-07-28
H EvEtsETT.

4. TToRNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW. and So
a lctor IN Chancery viii attend TO professional bu-
Finess inssandusky and ealolning counties VfFiCE,
second sstorv Buck lands NEW Block. shPa
FREMONT, OHIO.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1865-07-28
JOHN u. GREENE .

a TroRNEY AND COUNSELBoR AT Law, will
attend ~ LEGAL Business in Sandnsly and aqlon-
of CLAIMS soldiers Back Pay, Bounty and Pension
claims promptly attended 10.
OFFiCE-frOnt, corner roon up-stairs, Tyler BLOCK,
FREMONT, OHIO
FehnsnTs 99. lses e g. -
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1865-07-28

krToRNEY Al LAW AND NOTARY PUBLIC.
insurance Real siate end G nssst Sllegting Agssttar
Sd kfndsef War and Istent Claims@
CLYDE Sandusky county, Ohio.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1865-07-28
9 RuCKLAND.
FREMONT, OHIO
Rnherts q sheldon.

Manufacturers Copper, Tin and Sheet waIe and
Dealers in Stoves Agricultural lmpements Stoves Rags
WOOL Hides Sheep-peits, Old Copper Old Stoves, &c
an sorts Of genuine Yankee Notions St Chairs Brick
Block, No. 2, Fremont, Ohio. May ~, ISo4'
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-06-28


erument as4tRSe;n ;authorized "a thatahe4
Secretary OF State; ;procred to. f,utain al
laws oEthe Upited States the aaininlstFat4op
whereof belong 10 tee' State Department
to Tie geographical limits afgsetE::
Sd. Thss tic Sectstar Of tie Treasury pro-
coed SS StoininateL for dpp6if;ftnept asSesssts4ss
taxes a.id.c6lieesdis pf c1sedIis aud il' ernst
rssenae and si,;h 0J,lkers of thst department
rs nre a1ihorized By law, and put iiis'exeeut-
iion,she ,repeGtie laMssnf the Uni,ed States
within the limits atoresaii. In ma]cing apx-
pointments fhe preference shall be given TO.
qualified ioyaf persons residing within the
,disr1ictss WHERE theinreSrtectise duties aTesto,
s6es per;ormed, but if fauitabls residents ofdIs-
tficfs shall s,ot; beGfqund, persons residing
ID ofhet States orf1istricts shall De nominated.
4Th. That tte4P Possss, astcrG General establish
e.stoaiee,s aud post rontess and put into e9-
ecutial.ihe postal laws :ef tlle United States
@ithin The Saia State, giving. TO, loyal resi-
dents tile preferspce of appointment; but if
suitable,residents are not found, .sheu to-ap-
point agents, &C., from other States.
5th. THAT the District Judge for The Ju,
dicial f1istrictin which Mssissipai is inciu-
ded,J Iaeceed' to hold Courts within said
STATE, In accordance with the provisions. ,of
! Che get of Congress, and the Attorney Gene
cal viii iustruct the rt,pef officers to lihei
and bring 't5. judgment, coilfseatipu aud. sale
et9psn3 SUBJECT to confisoatioi', and enforce g
the iaslmnisftation q: iast:cs Withinsnd State
ard all matters wiyhic the eogpizancp aad j1t:
! sisilictfva Of Federal Courts, -.
! Gsh. Flai rhesSeeret8ry Of the Seyy take
possessidon, vi all public property belonging
TO tie Nagy Depart,nent. within: said litnits
and. put IN operation alf acts Of. Congress IN
] relafiou;to, naval affairs having application to
ssifSfate. 5,aS
! eth. That rhe Secretary of the Interior Dn
IN farce the laws reuting te.thatDepurtalent
applIcabls.fo the geographical. limits afore
said
| lp tesfrnons whereof, ! hike hereupto .se1
my. hand and c.Rsed the sed Of The EniIet
STATES TO ZScfRf!fxed.
Dene % the City Of Washington, this ] Sd
day Of Lnue, A. d. 1865. =.
| {SigneaI ANDREW JOHNSON.
isy the President >.
I =. WILLIAM a. SEWARD. =
! .Secretary of State. :
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-06-28

ty Dr.. Abort G.. 'Maokey has received tho
appointment of Collector Of tho Port Of Charles
ton.
D- The South Carol ina aad North Eastern
Railroads will soon be in running order, large
number Of hands being at work on then.
g- The colored people Of Tennessee hava
started weekly. paper at Nashville, Gales the
Colered Tennesseean, edited by W. B. Scott.
ry Doctor of Divinity of Springfield, Mass,
went to Holyoke to preschlast Sabbath, and one
of the newspaper men went 10 Northampton By
the SAME tran.- They changed carpet baga b..
mistake, and when the minister l9Uked for his
sermons ho found bottle Of whisky. The nuus-
paper nun says thar when his bag was returned
to him the whisky was considerably reduced in
quantity.
~ They use drink, called "tMrontine
punch" in some European hospitals, in low stages
of foyer. Tits composed Of two ounces oi BRAN
dy, eigbtof boiling water, ono Of iurPoutiue, a:i
sugar to sweeten.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-06-28
Thanlss far papcris.

Our bes. tbanksarot tchdsred FL Gov. PIcKEss,
Col. III. PRAz1gn, Capt. STEWART HAnRisos, Mr.
.LEBascuu LIZ, Mr.. Tnes. Bosss for various Au-
gusta papers of tho week just pnst. We earnest,
lyyhepe our, fiiends, remembering that malls have
.disappssrcd from, among ths vestges ofcoreati9n,
Win cSSstin1o. .t6isAkind and thoughtful courtesy.
And we,ats mossespecially obligcdto Mt. GEO.
Ho1Mrs, .aon of Prof. F. s. HoLMRs, uho has just
returned from Europe, via Havana, Halifax New
York. snd Charleston, for a batch Of valuable and
timely New 10 k and Charleston papers. We
beg this polite gentleman to acccp, our Iindes'
oengra.ulationsHpoh Els safe return and improved
health. !sa
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-06-28
CONE oNE.-coME Alp

AT prclimlnury meeting of somco' the c';i-
zens of the District, bold in tho Court House On
last saie-day, for the purpose of considering the
best means of facilitating the return # THIS Sinto
to her union with tho United Sta.cs, and o. res
toring civil government within our borcers. #
which meeting lac Hon. THos. g. BAoos was
Chairmsu, and JOSEPH ABSsr, G-l.. WIS ~
pointed Secretary. it was resolved to PC . .
the consideration of the questions pe'ia:ig1. ~:
to adjourn urtil The FIRST Monday ill July ak,
for fuller attendance Of tho people, aad !r
giving nil tho citizens an opportunity Of herring
md being heard on subjects in whiea the bap-
.p:ness, peace, and political prosperity Of s nth
Carolina ave so .r-ci, involved. Therefore, Let
everybody attond on tltatday.
49,. JOSEPH ApSEY, see'ry.
Limo ooth Js65.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-06-28
Rees The asyss'a ns..'iiat;esaiis.;
Sf1safssippi., -.

4, ~ r. a. ,,,oot * ar, of Tf1p
e pnpllsa %sl4e q So. =. sr
pfeade aHfMEaE ssa.nsas ,a. S.ats o.. - Nj M;sa;s.
,,,s. sae, s.s,s ,ha
'ss!p ials sas o,s-u sses,a Fbs. f,sesi,r asd
- = 81 ss,a .ls O;a.
Navy ;s.1s. Dis
trseE ,ii,goi 'as1. =. ~,
wheTsta Msssss.ppl ~ se'ps9eeec =,
&sppone %iteSn ,.hs atth9ss. .. .Nsas. 2:sse ~
necessary a.rd teasi sas,Teulatss ,q esis e y
It thas The ts@sot> sas a'aa ,a.s, s. @
atnea may eolns s =. ~
rlsnleetois ,,s M ~ .a " ~ ss;,
- alsaseti wy tas s''s, - sss
WIH. II sasrSes sRA.teeso uSs.u es.',
such rules g %,a3 a a,s Nv, s.'Sa :
Teatlen oi pgissatss, satea eg..g''s 5sra =
exsFclse 81 tosss,!s = s ~,
,o , + S,,f
cons,Hesee esles''as' " 80 S'>.'-'
ment' n n,,; ~ .,,,,;et,,d 4 i S,:ct,,.
Ao p@'a ss.ya ,.s e. tt:as. s,is,.1..
ed se VOTE IN me e's.s.'' H' - ~,
ie shs n1E ~ $ .srs,.,, 49,,
antnest ss e 49, ss,.s, - IN =,
SS1oh os vi. = - ss ys;ss arcs,.,i;;ig to eEs
,plses ,,s.a.'a.scS,. NJ .hs ,ats, ,os af;s
5:.; ,os.a; sso. ,s;,,r =, rSp nssssre Of es
satss as!st stsi:s ,sss..ss. 80. tvhsn. ..s.o,hsss
orai1alne e eee.s"n. ..;,a * So
sh!s CohsenSah y W 9Sese.oE .; ,tS - = pes
hons gtS votegs , sasrss.iasa sa $50 ~ :. -
,aiiss'ssspp'''' s Ae-s " ~ 'es -
M, ,I,e s,;s,.of ,S,is nroeismpsion
=, .Ss ts,S as ,,n .ynna \ yriJl' he seen. as
~ ,,sSs .sai6,s;ne,6s ,4rfns 81 uis spfuclai,a.
t;sss.r.v;d;,,s @ S,r tho reoypauiizat;eI, by Ex
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-06-28
pnOyosT MARsHii'S OFFICE.

EDGErIELD, S. =. June 22d. 1865.
a ~TH o. inhabi'anta of this. District notified
E. that by special order from. Brevrt Brig. Gen.
YoL,yerx. 7 GaYs bccn assigDeJ I" this rlacc
PROVOST MARSHAL L AMI PROVOST JUDGE,
and .m sent bore rn-tbe purpose of preserving,
good order, administering Justice, settling dis
putes. and ratifyine. contracts between Freedmen
and Planters md TO- eucDu.age the, ,iphabitants,
white. apd b!pSk,. 20 resu re tie ayocatOns of
peace.
II. I au also authorized to collect all US
horses and nIuios for the Government, and if me-
eessary JSt the use If my Toops. shall like
wise sei5ef &C. S." mules and wagons for that
work. I, q
Tho inhabitants are likewise notiiad that e
they have U. s., or 40 s." .muskets in their pes-
session. that they must deliver them: to me. Par
tics having other frc-urms will report tac oamc
at this Office, and obtain permission to retain
them.
CHARLES W. HOOPER.
:; 1st Lieut. s3d U. S. c. T..
nnd Provost Marshal.
I.,nA
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-06-28
occhllppJation OF ElgeGsld>by q. s.
Tru0pS,

=. - TrOOpS. -. ~.
Edgefera MRS occupied on Wednesday last, BY
a.eo,agany of thesaa Rgst: q. S. eolored Troops
under command of LIST Lieut.. cHARlEyw. HooPsa
Thisolnesr is.setiugasD District Proves. MsTshal
and Proy5sF.J .Judye. He has already administered
aftie oath Of allegiance to considerabls number
Of our citisenss It ere wiscr for our peopleto'at
once.acknoHledge:tbefnerordtielq lqqice euepts and
to. ,ubmit honorsbly and honestly to tho NATIONAL
authority. And such, If mistake not, is their
wish and iutcntiou:. Tho sooner they take the
oath the belterfor us all; thereafter will Her
gain a.c:si,g i,goycfnmont. Wscall spocial atten-
,ion:to'tho orders of Lient. HoorsR in our ISSUE
Of to-day.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-06-28
). hinged. streaked, aud striped"

= Wc aliu,lc to tho large and magnificent apples
sent us by that conrtly gentleman of tho old
school, DR.. j. J.FRasxLy GRIFFIN. They were of
most unususl .iao, exquis,ely rinscd, sfreaksi
and striped with red green and white, and as de.
lioious, we imagine, rs those with which Eve
seduced Adam into 'hisygreat and lanentablc in
discretion Indeed, never since,the latter Gntedi-
luvian gentlemen entered into the fruit trade and
got" busted" have such apples been scent We
know not of what species they were. We only
know they we're profoundly palainble, and that
the DR.. was most caEaliorly liberal with them /;
and that woare mostunfsignsdly grateful to him
fot his neighborly kindness and elegant polite
uesa
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-06-28
An Idisl,,fain is the D vfIss;WorkshOp

An 10a6 1SItttu 10 titS DosA . ~
We gay 80 in thinking of the vast number of
idle young mcp, who are swarmips. like l0cusis
fhroushuns,tbe country. Poor fellows it Is reai-
ty Hes altogether ,lrsir fault ahst they ore thus
Sdlc; they lave been fighting nobly for four 5eara
past, anapno their manly right arms fnd but
liaro to do: Anltruly, under existing circnm-
sanees, there is very littlc, in the wsyiof work
or basihsas, to be done. But II they cannot en-
ploY thnir hands, thep let them employ their
6cads; let them go to studying. Every yoang'
man who ha, been in the army is in sore mead OF
study. and this again is NOT Atogether his fault;
heobey4d the Gull Of duty and patriotism ct SIX
teen, or.seyontccn,, or eighteen; and erer since
then, his lie; so far as mental improvement and
the acquisition of useful knowteagsare concerned,
has bssn blank. But it isSnot toolato tolstndy.
Rnowledge is power; and peculiar excellence OF
capacity, in any Eayisp power. But idleness leads
10 v;ce. and vice leads to ruin. Look out, young
mani "A nis.s,cp may destroy yon.- One sin
NAV ruin. your character: Did yoa. ever roheet-
on. tho copssquefce, Of q single Indulgence in
1rice? Ifow;csrvful you. should bo while in the
freshness Of your days lest blight fell on you
sorsvcr. Yoar reputation is jewel Of inestima-
bls, s,yaue. TOO oprscious to beput id ieopard5. No
mas escr regrets that tho kept aloof from tempta-
r., and 20 the close of life be expresses joy that
bs was .ayeaafroln the.path Of sin, by giving a.
decided negative, when the voice OF pleasure
him on. Bestudious, be industrious,
be decided, and you arc ssfe. DE idle and un- |
,.syls, and you may he lost. 'wateb, With dill
sence, and guard every avenue afongh which
.;ce 4 NAV, rsnrh you. In no other WY viii SSu
% sure .o.overcome the evils of the xerld.
:. oy;oe is a. monster of such hidsousEmien,
That to lbe. .hated, needs hut Ire seen;
Butseen toe,ofteIs With fa1l,liar fase,
We frSt,pi,y, then enaure, then eiuoFsec.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-06-28
A Proclamation ~ Presi,lsn. Johnson,
WASHINGTON, Jure .l3.


Whereas, the 4th section of the i4th $arti.
Gle of the Constitution of the 7United States
declares that tte United States shall sguSIan-
tee TO every Statein the Union d aRepubiican,
form of Government. and shall protect them,
anairst irRssion and domestic violence ,Iand'
Whereas; the President ofthe United States
is. .by The. Constitution, made commaader.in
chisf Of thearniy and 6svy,.a weliss. chief
civil and, executive oEiccr OF the Unified
States, and is s.Iouad by Solrinn' cath laiJhful-
IL tosexeeue the Fafiice OF President Of the
U.r;tea States, and to. take csreth the laws
be ias.i; insillly executed; and .:..>
Where's, the rebellion which hss baen.
winged f9 s portion of the people efthe Uni-
ted States sgsiastths etroperly constituted
aathor;fiesof the ge4ernment thereof III the
most rsEtlting form, Es1d where orsan'zed
aud armed foEee has now been almost en-ire.
" overcome, aasjnits revolutionary progress
deprived people Of TIE state al MississippL
Of the ci1il government, and { ~
Whereas, it 'beaomes necessary and proper
to carry ont and enforce the obligations. Of
the r nitsd States to the peeple'of Mississip,
pi in .aecfsriMg them instle. enjoyment Of The
republican foem ofgssernInem !; nnas, there
fore. in obsaiencs to the high and solemn dn-
ties imposedou me By the Consultation Of
Che United States for thelp purpose q sI sbling
theSloyal people Of said State to organizes
State government WheIeby Justice nay be
established, domestic ailityres:ored and
loyal citizens protectadiin ali t6eir 1.ighss1of
liioand property, /, Andres Johnsor, Presi.
don't Of the UHitsd States, and Commander.
~ r H.f- a
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-06-28
Public Meeting at Lofts r. o.

We point our readers to thevcry wise and time
ly resolutions passed at the mes,ing named above
They will be found in. another column Of this
paper. These are times in which every digniGed
aud we'll meaning man should sternly make up
his mind to bear and .fo!bear. The present crisis
is peouliar, and cdllsor the exercise of the high
est manly dignity mad self restraint. IT'S an old
saying, but worthy Of all acccptation that "'what
can't be cured must be endured. And to endure
an evil gracefully and with solfpossession is far
bettogand wiser than TO endure it with, unavail-
ing sititgan4 sacrifice of personal dignity.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-06-28
DoSas you would-be done BY.

And pay strict he6d to thoPOlitO request of our
.late excellent and obliging Post Master. His
card will be found elsewhere in our ceilimns. lie
has served US long and faithfully; and it need
be impressed upon no ones mind that in these
days, every mar pssds sorely all that is honestly
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-06-28
Goa yeNs.

President Jouxsas hs. isssdsl a prosama;ien
thu twtpty-fiys per cent, tax o. cotton
The tax vii! hereafter be three per.csut. export
duty. r&'-e
In aceoyiaueO .Tith this procamalio'y the See'
rot, ry %: The Treasury has ordered the Offices Sf
the Uu.td :l,stcs Purchasing Agencies 10 be ai:-'
continued
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-06-28
Tailoring Business.

vHyHE undersigned Nill do NIL work in rhs TAI.
4 LORING BUSINESS entrusted 10 hin, aud
will do his utmost to give entife satisfaction
2 Parties wishing Clothing made or Cutting done
will please call on him at his residence. When
the cash is not convenient, provisions will be re.
ceived 10 payment ftr.work done.
- JOHN CoLGAN.
June 81 St 81
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-06-28
.pr. league, Jr.

NE beg lssre TO csn attention to tho notice Of
DIR. I. ). TrteuE in smother column, and, to eI.,
pssssrhe hope thas. .laur years, of ABSENCE With
tho Southern army have not obhterafed from the''
ni6dzsof our aaizens the memory of this gsntIs-
msh,a great professional skill end high moraland
4sscia character,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-06-28
.srrest. of sccrctary Tronliolm.

3Ir .TREaHorM, Confederate Secretary OF tho
Treasury, was lately arrested, and thrown into
tho co,nron prison ct Charleston, S. G. AT the
re,nonstrance oe certain officers Of tho Army and
Navy Of the United States, he was ordered thence
by the nilftsry authorities at Charleston, andeent
TO Fort. Pulaski, near Savannah. a week ago.
Ia yas still at Pulaski.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-06-28

as- %a leach by o priyatsdi'poteb, says the
a s,seon qsaso,aph that the Jewelr5 tslongisg to
uurcitissus, Hhica, vas sent off aHith the, Con-
f.dsratsspspus;tors, on. the approach Of the Fed=
Ar.s army, Hhichl aas captnrea, neer Athens, by.
Gan. stonsmau, has all been turned. pyer, and
r;Il BIZ in Macon in . feH daya.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-06-28
Post Office Notice

n WOULD most respectfully request nll persons
Il indebted to mo fo- either p stage or D.x r ut.
to call and pay up, as a,n entitely out of busi.
ness at this time, and the small gums due me. if
furksd over, would assist me very much inueel.
: f,,ss ~ 81 ~ A. RAMSAY, late P. M.
Iune 22, tt "
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-06-28
June e
{. Circular No. 2.
PROVOST MtRsUAL.s OFFICE

-. PROVOST MiRsHAL's OFFICE,
=. EDoErIELp. June 2s, 1865.
.iNlHE inhabitants of this District are hereby
Il notified that no Dogs will he allowed in the
Public Road or Streets, unless hey are mu7zlcd.
IF they are found unmuzzied they are liable to
he shot. - CHAS. W: HOOPER,
lss Lieut.. sd U. S. C. T., and
Provost Marshal.
June 27 Sc 81
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-06-28
TO NJ c cl.anics, 1iiiiers und others.

The attention Of ineohu"ir:, millers and farln-
crs is directed 10 tho advertisement Of Messrs'
sM.ru Josss anacuncing that thcJ Lave Q;
choice variety of E!os Tor sale. We havo seen
these Files aud pronounce them II rare collection
just such an assortment, as it will bo pleasure
TO any ono to make his selections from.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-06-28
Union Meetings in Charleston District.

UBIOu NTeetIHVs fH OMHiIestVH sytstfICs'
+ A Alargsand unarmous union meeting has been
held in. the parish .ef St. Georges Dsschestor.
Among tho resolutions is one peti,ioning the
President toappoint n Provisional Governor of
South esrolina; ind another suggesting tho name
of W. w. DoYoE for this Office. In the city, n
CouInifttee.of the principal citizens has be,n ap-
pointed to procceT Washngtan and wait on;
Preaideht Johnson. Ten of this :gemmiltco left
"a board the Alhambra ten days ago. Their
namcs are as follows: A. L. navenel, D. /. Nc
Kay, VIM. Whalsy, r. Richards, ]. A. Yates. Wln.
J, Gaysr, Jno. h. Steinmeyer, Rev. J. B. Sea-.
bropk, Edward North.
@g~ ItaIy,conlsins seven millions Of men and
--.-..- ..ho mn naithar mad NOR Irrifa
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-06-28

gs-A young lad5 of extraordinary capacity
addressed the following letter to he. cousin -
3"We is all wpll, and mothar's got the hisTcrrix
brother Fnm rs got the Hupin Kaugh, and Sister
Ann has got a.babco, and IAepO those few lines
will find you tho same. Rite sumo. -Four abhec-
tomato kuz7en." =
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-06-28
pu9Is5E, ,xEEsg a@.

SEBsceTpEIiiNS@te ihs spgEkTisEE Te: enc
5aaroNG 5f,aT dsanee.
.,.apYEETtsE1gS,fs >sii ~ inserted at oSF,
DpLEEEFst Square Ga srnialen Bnes0 iesslfor ea'h
fsaeron Adysssensnts sthaas Instrrctiona ist" The
Subss sSs nses.ed, WI hs pnbsished urfTI
aidrlgd and. shssged accordingly. - s2t
saItneinctns on sus' etses Ao.shmaf .of
uosaesmcE, snatifsssst = -; 49, 8. -s.s:
ebstaars u7ticss TseatesHs Resnscs OF tnJeernu'a-
siea,iea psrsessI N IFS Big raied 3 adSor-
!.s.ac;i,s sIia r,ar.s,d sccntiiacly,, ~ %
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-06-28
THE4ApVERTIsER
.JaMEs T. BACON, EDITOR.
WEDNESDAY,, JUNE %, 1865. j.
:; Public Meeting.

We csil.teCisl attention to thenohce of Major
JosRpH AssgY, Secretary tho Meeting held
on Sale yiast. - .@s.'a
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-06-28
For the Advertiser.

at neeirg Of tho citizens in the vicinity Of
Lofts T. 9 sEdgefdld District en- the 2tst June,
1855. DR.. j. C. READY was called to the Chair
and HIT yniebr elected Secretary.
On motion by the Hon. T. G. RAcos. n Com
mit,ee ef three, consisting of. tho Hon. IT. g, Ia
cos, Il GnuLwAeE, ,anIt CARSON WARREs, was ap-
pointed by.lhe Ohuir to prepare business for the
iucetiu. who, aF:cr n br;:f absence, reported the
following Preamble and Resolutions, which were
unanimously adopted
WHEREAS, A freedman by the name of HALL
DARrLGY was found murdered in this vicinity Oh
The 2O;h inst, by gun-shot wound I'M the head !;
And whereas, the fanctiona of all civil officers Of
our State, who might have taken cospizanco of
such acts. have been for the time suspended.
KesDicea, That VIC, the citizens in thin vicinity
assembled, denounce all such actsof violence and
bIoodshed without legal excuse, as unealied for
lawless and'atrorious.
Roselred, Thar we urge upon all, citizens the
great Importance at this jnncture in our affairs,
MOTTO he uumindiul Of their trnSoiligations, both
to the cause Of humanity and 10 The future well
fare of our country. ~
proper tribunals IN bringngto justice the perpe-
traitors of all,srcl.laWless acts in this vicinity
| On motion, it was also
Resoired, ThatHte -Edgefeld Adrertiser bo re-
quested to,-pubiish these proceedings, nnd that
the Sec etary Of this meeting be reiuestedto to fur
nish cupy, hereof to the nearest military au-
thorities.
q : Tr-,Y1 Grctr
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-06-28

ng- Italy y,conisins seven millions Of mon and
vouop, who can neither road nor write.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-06-28
Circular No /.

JUNO goth, 1865.