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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-21
OF TWENTY YEARS.

SA AhItI1 OG i w EMF 1EAHU
STANDING CURED.
FROM W. D. ALLEN ESQ, CASHIER OF THE Ex
CHANGE BANK, GREENCAsTLE, IND
have been suere from catah for than 20 yssss,
have been treated BY number Of physicians without rsesr
Ing any benefit and used great many socssd remedies With
no beneficial result.
Iw" recommendedo DR.. Lishhill and placed mysef
der his treatment In few months my cssarrh entirely 10.
appeared my throat became perfectly WELL and my genera
health Is better than 1t has been for yea Isos,a, 81
' en,sy cared No, being resident Of this city refer
the following gentlemen for any sub.,snson Of these es
p N. BRYsoS, esq, Prest. Phenx Bank. No. Is wslst
w. u. LARAMIE, esq, Editorial Department Breosivs'
Uaiox.
Mesrs. MclLvANs Bios, No. % Brosdst
w. D. ALLEN.
Cashies Exchange Bank,
0Isepcssts, nd
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FROM W. LARRABEE, ESQ.

FROM W. LARRABEE, ESQ.
BROOKLYN. N Y, Feb. Is 1863
have been personally acquainted with W. d. Allen &C.
mentioned In the above testimonial for % years know hD
to be of high social position unimpeschabs charsss
and OF strong He is not likely to be mistakes
or deceived and rely without question. any statement -
InskeA
Editorial Department Of Brooklyn Daily uriss'
This Is 10 certify that have been affected with cstsh -
some Year,, which produced partial dssnes eou'nsss
Dr. Lshhn and a. placed myself under his care an
now snti,ely m" J,e~ easarA My throat s reT'sety
healthy, aud my hearing Il greatly improved p
P. E. NOLAN. -
Office Erie Railroad foot Of Duane st., New'YorI
cY Dr. LIGHTHILL be consulted or Css'rrh' p'~
ness, and all diseases Of,he EAR THROAT sn6 AIRv'
ACES, from L. IN. I'LL p M. at his residence,
Me- ~ Ut. MARKsPLACE.
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NHRONIC CATARRH;

CHRONIC cArAHnH'
SYMPTOMS, CAUSES AND EEFEcrs
Anew PRACTICAL REMARKS BIZ
DIR. LIaHTHILL.
Author Of "A Popular Treatise pesfne"" Letters o.
No. 81 So. MARKS PLACE, NEw.YoRk
II ia
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-21
SYMPTOMS, CAUSES AND EEFECTs.
Anew PRACTICAL REMARKS BIZ

Author Of "A Popular Treatise Desfne"" Letters on
Cstana-"
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tar OF THE UNION DEAD ="
eAEEsBURY.
Continued from First Page.

a.1.cI- Daniel Co. A, path \. y, Dec. &C.
GsiHksr, Jerome Co D, l9,th ~ Y Dec. "a
EeicEer Sebastian, Co. b. l4gth y. T.: N D'
Han. Chas., Co. A, ilSih n. y. pee SV
Es,%s: 5 N;:Sa. c. E. b i2 Iss h rs
H H.S N NJ q; Co % H. iadY. Y; Cav Jan e
h"sS George W Co. a. &. eth R'S n Y Cav jsnL
H H,a' MILAN Go. ]. Goth Mich. Jsn'z'
SS ;if ,,,s'peI Co T.. 18th Va, Jan g. q,
A HERNIA william yGhn, g. Co. G. .tN Y S. Jana
Heek Charles. Co. @. 10th Mich, Jan "a
Eul lsa1e l b., &C Co n c. 4,h \. = H. A. Jan 20
iisIris Henry, 90. X 69th \. y, ian o.
Eor,nn John Co. L, 39th Ms 3, Jan o. a
Hnr,phrev Elias Co C,rtth Name jan w.
hudson. J. H. 10. +, lllth y. Y, Jan. ,.
Esmilton w j.. Co t. iyCth Re-, Ian I'
Halorsnd Daniel $, Co S,h y. !, cav lar IL
hussn R Seo5 Il Co. j. i;s.h n " Jan. IL
Herd Samuel, Citizen, Ohio, Jan ~,
Hail John Co g. Both Wis. Jan ~
Henry John, Co 4. slst n. " Jan 50. y.
Holmes. W, Co. II. 9Th n. Y II. A., jan IL
Hide Joseph, Co d. ?llth "a: jan 40 =.
HoIme. Geor.e w, 90. !. IN Ioni., jan -
Bstneld John $. CO. d, lg7th Pa Jan. ~
HsSs' Peter, Co. C. ig0th Pa, Jan ~ ~
Hss,s5 W Seo F. Co. Co. 4 t. 'S esh Pa jam n
Gsrt Joseph, Co X, 3lsi Name, Jan: Si'
HIND. III 4. Go. +, 9Th Maine, Jan 81;
Ee.leton. Joseph X. 10th y. H., Jan ~ ..
H He,s,0I Isnes Co. +, sth Iowa CsvaryJan. n
Eicls John X. LIST Pa. l.. A., Jan. a. o.,
Hunt ID. C., Go. r. list Conn. Isva.Ey jan '''
Hsrpendng NJ, Co II, I'D y. v, Jan ~
Gigsius Thomas Co. c, l00th y. y, FEB. 10
Harp VIM B., Co. a, I'd Indiana, teo' =.
Hdebrant James, Co. +, 18th Pa Cavalry fec' liz
Hcks Byron, Co. Il, 21th Michigan, fep ''
Hsrpster, ID. h.. CO. r., S5th Pa. teD y.
Hoover Benjamin, Co. G., lsJth Pa, IAN
Ham Tim Co. l. 26th Mass, Feb. 10
Holmes John r., Co. L, Esd n. y, Feb 9.
6olden Ferdinand, Co X, 10th ~ Y. Feb. 7.
6sden L. NJ, Co. q, 35th Mass, Feb, .
Aantzel James, Co. |, 18th Pc. Cav, Feb. ).
Henson L., Co. b, 18Th Wis, Feb. 2
Hendrick, T. s., Co g. 9Th Maine, FEB. 5
Hsrmstsd, Chas. s., Go. u. 9th Pa. Cav, Feb.
Horkin., John L. d., Co. A. 5sth Mass Feb. 10.
6aines, Samuel. Co. X, 45th Pa, seb 6.
Holconb, Janice, co. G, lst Va Bal, Eco.
Hough, W, A.. Co. ]. 18th Conn, Feb g.
Hatch. @. H., Co. L, s9th Mass Feb; l..
Howard II, Co. C, LIST d. {. Cav, Feb .:
Hutchinson, f, Co g, e9,bN. Y, Feb g.
Henry, s. r. Co. J, 4th Tenn. Cav, Feb. 2.
Hsys s. H., Co. II, 36th Wiz tee, g
Hand, James, 60. II, l64th n. T.. Feb. J. ,
Harper, Wiiisin, citizen, Ggtty;6qrs, Pa Feb ID
6swk. Henry Co. D, 18th Pa, Feb a.
Humble Frederick, Co. Nj, 5th AIT. FEB: Ia
Hoke John Co. Z, 18th Pa. Cav, FEB. To-
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No. lo1 LKxIxefoNAvS., NEwYoaE
chesruy sdd my testimony In regard to Dr. Lishit.1s
treatment Of cash have sxpehenced the ben
ct from his tres.men ssss Of eeebrsed
sicians failed 10 relieve me.
BIZ BIxBY of6ce No. 50 Greenwich -
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-06-28

ernment as lnfein. authorized. 81 that fbe.
Secreta.y OF State; proceed to putein force all
laws ofthe Uuited States the administration
whereof belong 10 tce State Department
applicable to tue geographical limits atureF:
ssid. $50. .....-,.....ss, .,
Sd. That tie Secretary Of the Treasury pro-.
coed t, to.ninate- for appointment ,esser+st
taxes aii:collecsols Of castIns aud in'ernat
REVENUE and such '0,iiers of that depafi fnept
rs are anfhorized bs law, and put ihe execu-
tion ,aue reyelue Isws,of the Uni,cd States
within the limits afuresai;. In making aps
pointments the preference shall. be. given ,to
qualified loyal persons residing within the
districts where their rrespectise duties aresto
be performed, but if suitable residents of'dis.
sricts shall not beifgund, persons residing
/ ir ottet States nrHistricts shall be nominated
4sh. That the-P Postmaster General establish
Pesfofficers s,rd post rontes,,ald put into ex-
scuiop.ihe postal laws of tire United States
within the said State, giving. to. loyal resi-
dents tie preference of .apPp.ntment; but if
suitableiresidents are not found, then to-ap-
| puint agents, &C., from, other States. :.
ssh. That the District Judge for the Ju,
! dicial district in which Mississippi is nclu-
! ded, proceed TO hold Courts within said
| STATE, in accordance with the provisions Of
!. the art of Congress, and the Attorney Gene
ral viii iussruct the proper officers to. libel
I, and bring to judgment, confiseation aud sale
property SUBJECT TO confsoatior, and enforce
the, ,a,iminist fation e: ihst;cs Rithinsaid State
aad al! mat,ers wishic the eognizaDcr aad j,i-
! risilictivn Of Federal Courts, y. ~.
I Gth. Fhai theSSecretary of The Seyytake
possession III all public property belonging
TO The Navy Department within: Said limits
and put IN operation al acts of Congress IN
relatiouto naval affairs having application tt
ssidSfate.
9TH. That the Secretary ofthe Interior IN
in h@cc the laws reluting tethat Dtpartn,tnt
applcablsto the geographical. limits atore
suid
In testimony whereof, hiye htreunn se
my hand ard caused the sed Of the Cnite'
S;ates to &c affixed.
Done '1t. the City of Washington, this ! Sd
day Of .fnue, A. D. 1865.
! [Signeal ANDREW JOHNSON.
BY The President: :.
! WILLIAM II. SEWARD, =
! Secretary of State.
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PROVOST MARsH.I's OFFICE,
EDcErlELp. S. c.. ,Tnpe 22d. 1865.

EDGErlELp. S. c.. June 22d. 1865.
q THE inhabi,anta Of this District arc notified
E, that by special order from. Brevrt Brig. Gen.
NoLlyEux. haye hcen a:sgne I" this nlace ~
PROVOST MARSHAL L AMI PROVOST JUDGE,
and am sent here .1r the purpose of preserving
good order, administering justice. settling dis
putes. and ratifyine, contracts between Freedmen
and Planters, md TO- encourage the, inhabitants,
white nnd black, to resu ce tee ayocations of
peace.
II. am also authorized to collect all US
horses anu mulos for the Government. and if ne
lcessary Jof the use Of my T,pops. 1 shall ike
wise seize. &C. S." mules and wagons for that
work.
Thc inhabitants are likewise notified that il
thoy have U. s. or &C. s." muskets in their pG.-
session. that they must deliver them to me. Par
tics having other fre-Irms will report ;ac oanc
at this Office, and obtain permission to retain
them.
CHARLES ". HOOPER.
1st Lieut.. a3d U. S. c. T..
and Prorsst Marshal.
June Is tf ~
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Thanks for Papers.

Our bep. thanks arc rendered Ex-Goy. PIcKEss,
Col. M. FRAZER, Capt. STEWART HAnMsoS, Mr.
LrpescurLTz Mr.. Tuos. BONES for various Au-
ru.ta papers of tho week just pnst Ws earnest
ly hepe our friends, remembering that mails have
from among the vestiges of creation,
win coSstinno this kind and thoughtful courtesy.
And. we are most q; ;pecially obliged to Mr. GEO.
HolA.s, son of Prof. F. S. HOLMES, who has just
returned from Europe, via Havana, Halifax, Now
York and Charleston, for a batch of valuable and
timely New 70 and Charleston papers. We
beg this polite gentleman to accept .onr! s'ndest
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES lis safc return and improved
health
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An Idle I,raiu is the d evils Workshop.

We gay 80 in thinking of the vast nuniber OF
| idle young men, who are swarmins Ike locus's
fhrcu.hous the country. Poor fellows it Is rs'ti-
iy not altogether ,lter fault that they ore thus
idle; they hexc been fighting nobly for four years
past, and NOV their manly right arms hnd ont
Ialo u do: And truly, under existing circun-
stances, there is very little, in the WY Of work
or Lusii.sss, 10 be done. But If they cannot en-
ploy thair hands, then let them employ tbeir
hcads; let them go to studying. Every young
man Who hs, been in the army is in sore need Of
study. And this again is not altogether his fault;
bs obeysd the Gull Of duty end patriotism at SIX
teen, or ,seyopteen, or eishiesn; and ever since
then, his lie; SO far as mental improvement ana
the acauistion Of useful knouieags are concerned,
boa b.sn blank. But it is~not too 1ate to stndy.
knowledge is power; and peculiar excellence or
.c,pacity 10 any way is power. But idleness leads
to vice and vice leads to ruin. Look out young
msn "A .nis.s,cp may destroy yon.- One sin
nav min YOUR chaructor. Did You ever reflect.
nm .,ho cop.euuefce. of q eingle indulgence in
vice? Ito. careful you should DO while IN Tue
freshness Of your days, lest blight fall on you
forever. Yopr reputation is jewel OF lnestima-
ri. y.ue. too precious te be put ID jeopardy. No
man eycr regrets that he kept aleof from tempta-
80, and 60 the closp of life be expresses joy that
b..va, .ayedsfroln the path Of Sin, by giving a.
doc;dod negative, when the voice OF pleasure
k.c,s oned. him on. Be studious, be industrious,
!. decided. and YOU arc safe. De idle and un-
s.avlo, and you may be lost. Watch With dill
penee, and guard every avenue hronga which
vice may rearh you. In no other WY WIN you
ha sure 10. overcome the evils of the wsrld.
my;ee is q monster of such hidsousImicn,
rhot IN ybe .hated. needs hut he scen;
j,utacen foo,often, With familiar face,
we Brst 'ni,y. then snaure then embracc
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Fro.s tho A,yes'a Cs...''tatioaaiist.
= a5Ississippi. ~.

Ife pnbiistf to-day the precialnatl9u OF the
President, appMrdng William u. Stafkey
progisionaS- Governor of the, State OF Missis-
sippi., This sane -troclamaliar dircets the
Sectetsriesof The Treasury. the lnterlpr, ash
Nhyy, Tie, PossmastersG sGeheraiy and the Dis
trict Ii,sige.uT ;th-. Federal judicial district
wherefa Mississippi isiee'uisd, 70 proceed 4,
etappoint within The iiraiss. Of that State the
necessary aud Iegsl suh"rduates. snt see 70
It that the l4as;ofs the u aited States, SO far
as4hey may come ander. their .rssgec1l1s Ja'
risdictions, be pnt III. process 81 eliterceIuenE
T. is aIsoSsptf RIB tbAt the July ot the. satn
VIM. Il. Sas:rkes shah be.to assemble nader
such rules rs may sstet,to him COED, . Con
gention, ott Delegates, which GonYeItrpn: IS to
exercise AL fbe poeers recasstrs sna prop
10 restore. said tsfe Of H;ssisSiIml 10 her
constitutea relations u yGe Fffierst tfeTern'
uaent. 2e, -, -
No pers,.i ahail he nuali9,.a. it ia as;chr-
ed. 10 v,r, II, ttin e,arin .ftr siihse a'iesztes
Who shalt not. 5sadzsubscri'ed tie
an,uestY = ,sa,h. a. set Surth in Executive proc
,araasioi, os sNay -2uii. and Ehe. saal, .not be
:urther o,,aiifiea US a voter, Hcc''TaiDg- to the
= eCoastiss,ien, and LAWS OF the iorate OF Mis-
asissis,,i, ~ efforce rrr 10 The pasSsfe- of the
orif;ifains oi secession. When sssenlbied,
this Convention is to prescribe tie q a fca
tions Of: voters thereafter in the State oi
dississippi, and dthe% eligibility OF Persons to
hod.oiiiee. -. =.
Yhis issshoutlhe gis.>of. this proclamation
Of the l3sb Of jim ) md It VII! be seen, as
closely ioiiowiae;tEe tertns of the proclatna-
tion-nrosidipg fur the reorganization, by Es
ec,,tiye declaration, Of the State of North Ce:-
oIina. II would seem indicative Of rbe pulley
of tie Aaministrasion. SIS. regards the restora
tiop, of all1the States istely in rsvolt against
the Union. Ofthis4policy the great feature
is the explicit end determined qnietiis put
upon ceriain extreme views as to the right
nf sufffspe. Bg the constitution aud laws OF
estate ofs Mississippi, prior TO the ordis
nance Of secession, no negro was allowed to
y;rte4B;thin .theaimits of that State, and Of
courseiaei eicctionsof these Delegates, as
called for BY proclamation. must rema:n IN
the hsnds et the whites. As, furthermore:
th;s Convention Of Delegates, so chosen, is to
prescribe the future qualifications of voters.
Il ia hardly Ikelylhe negro will gain ths-eIec-
tiyeranchiseinM NJ ississippi; MOI, ,sincethe poll
cy seems q general one, IN any STATE otthe
South. 1..-.
So far as this goes, we congratuiate the
country ON the conservative apirit displayed
by thos. in whose discretion the,cpndItion OF
theSonth isereposed. phc President has; thus
shown q determination to'abide by the Con-
stitu,ion in opposition to, and, wc might say,
in defiance of the pressure brought to bear
upon him BY the radicals.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-06-28
y ono to make his selections from.
:rublic Meeting at Lofts r. o.

Wo point our readers to the very wise and time
ly resolutions passed at the meeting named above
They will be found in another column of this
paper. These s-a times in which every digniGed
and we'll meaning man should stcrnly make up
his mind to bear and fosbear. The present crisis
is peculiar, and cdllsfor tho exercise of the high
est manly dignity nnd self restraint. 'Tis 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
bcttor md wiser than to endure it with unayail-
ing sirifp md sacrifice of personal dignity.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-06-28
Occupation of Elgefeid by O. S..

1FUOPSs 49,.
EdgsGeld ewss -occupied:onl Wednesday last, BY
a.comuany of the $50 Rvst. U. S. Golored Troops,
under command of 1st Lieut.. CHARIEsW. HooPER,
Thissot1cer is aetingss District Provost Marshal
anil Prog5st'Jndys. He has already, administered
the oath OF allegiance tOa considerable number
Of our citisens It mere wiser fur our people to at
thefnerordIie logic Of eoerfs and
to. submit honorably rnd honestly to the national
authority. And such, If we mistake moi, is their
wish aud iutcntion: Tho sooner they take the
oath the better for us all thereafter will He re.
gain acivil government. We call special atten-
,ion to the orders, of Lieut.. HoorER in our issue
Of to-day.
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}. Hinged, streaked, aud Striped"

We aliu,lc to tho large and magnificent apples
sent us by that conrtly gentleman OF tho old
school, DR.. J. FRasaLT GrlrFls. They were OF
most unususl sizc, exquisitcly ringcd, sfrenkei
and striped with red, green and white, and as de7
licious, we imagine, ss those with which Eve
seduced Adam into his great and lamentablc in
discretion Indeed, never sincc,the latter antedi-
luyian eontlcncn entered into the fruit trade and
got" busted" have such apples been seen! We
know not of what species they were. We only
know they were profoundly palatnblc, and that
the DR.. was most casalicrly liberal with them
and that We are mOst'unfeignedly grateful to him
for his neighborly kindness and elegant polite
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-06-28
"CoME ONE.-COME ALL"

AT o preliminary meeting Of sorco' tia c''i-
zens of the District bold iii tho Court House On
last saie-day, for the purpose of considering 'he
best means OF facilitating the re'ur e THIS S'ato
to her union with tho United Sta:cs, and o. RS
toring civil government within our borcers. #
which meeting thc Hon. THoS. q. BAooS '5as
Chairman, and JosrrH Aus&Y; G-l.. WIS -,
pointed Secretary. it resolved to rr- Of"
the consideration Of tho questions peal.i'-. -
to adjourn uctil Tho first Monday ii' July OK,
for fuller attendance Of tho people, aad r
giving all tho citizens an opportunity Of henricg
and being heard on subjects in whica tile hap-
.r;ness. peace. and political prosperity Of u'h
Carolina ave so much involved Therefore, let
everybody attend on that day.
JOSEPH ABNEY, sec'ry.
T,no onth Jc65
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~ DR.. Abort G.. Mackey has received tho
appointment Of Collector of tho Fort Of Charles
tor.
@> The South carOln na sad North Eastern
Railroads will soon be in running order, largo
number of hands being at work on then..
c- The colored people Of Tennessee h,vs
started a weekly paper st Nashville, Gales the
Colcrcd Tennesseean, edited by W. B. Scott.
y Doctor of Divinity of Springfield, Mass,
went to Hoyoke to preach last Sabbath, and one
of the newspaper went 10 Northampton b.
the SAME train, They changed carpet haga b..
nisakr, and when the minister locked t,r his
sermons ho found Il hottie Of whisky. The nrns-
paper nun says thar h.n his bag re3urn.i
to him the whisky was considerably reduced in
quantity.
GJ- They usc drink, called "surrontius
punch" in some European hospitals, in low stIges
of fovcr. Itis composed Of two ounces o; b!an-
dy, eight of boiling water, ono Of iurPortine, A:'i
sugar to sweeten.
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,Dr. league, Jr.

We beg lssys to csll attention to tho notics Of
Dr.. I. ). Te1euE in another column, and TO ez-
hope thai iaur years, of absence with
tho Southern army naye not obliterated from the
mind. of our e6aizens the memory of this gentls-
nari,s great professional skill and high moral and
a, cial character.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-06-28
f.c6d Ncna.

President Jouxsps h.: i.sdcd u pros'ana;ien
removing the ;wsaty-iiys per cent, tax Oh cotton.
The tax will hereafter be :Arse Yer csut. export
duty.
In accoy.iancn 'silh Ibis proclamation. the Sec
rs,;ry .: liz. Treasury has ordered the oliccs 'f
the Uui:cil ;:lntcs Purchasing h:sncieS Il. DC liz
cou;nrc,l.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-06-28
Arrest of sccrctary rrenholm.

Mr. TRE.aorN. Confederate Secretary OF the
Treasury, was lately arrested, and thrown into
tho common prison ct Charleston, S. c. AT the
re,nonsirance Of certain officers Of tho Army and
Navy Of the United Suites, he Was ordered thence
by the military authorities at Charleston, and eent
70 Fort Pulaski, near Savannah. A wOek ago.
hs Yas still at Pulaski.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-06-28
TO Mechanics. riiliers uud Others.

The attention Of mechanics, millers and farm
crs is directed 10 tho advertisement Of Messrs'
sM,ru & JoSss announcing that they Lave
choice variety of Ei!cs Tor sale. We have seen
these Files aud pronounce them 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
Do as you would be done BY,

And pay strict heed to tho polite request of our
lato excellent and obliging Post Master. His
eard will bo found elsewhere in our columns. lie
has served us long and faithfully; and it need
be impressed upon no ones mind that, in these
days, every man needs sorely al that is honestly
due him.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-06-28
Tailoring Business.

TsyHE undersigned rill do all work in the TAI.
a LORING BUSINESS entrusted to hin, aud
will do his utmsst to give eutire satisfaction.
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.
ceved 10 payment fer work done
JOHN CoLGAN.
juno 27 St 81
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PROVOST MiRsHAL'S OFFICE,

PROVOST MARsHAL'S OFFICE,
EDoErIELp. June 26, 1865.
yBJiIE inhabitants of this District are hereby
a notified that no Dogs will bo allowed in the
Public Road or Streets, unless Acy are muszlcl
If they are found unmuzzlel they are ialc to-
he shot - CH3S. ". HOOPER,
.lst Lieut.. SD U. S. C. T., and
Provost Marshal
June 27 3t 81
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Union Meetings in Charleston District.

Z A largcand unanimous union meeting has been
held in the parish of St. Georges Dorchester.
Among tho resolutions is one peti,ioning the
President toappoint Provisional Governor of
South Carolina; and another suggesting the name
of w. w. DoYoE for this Office. In the city, n
Committee of the principal citizens has bean ap-
pointed to proceed to Washington and wait on
President Johnson. Ten of this Committee left
ou board the Alhambru ten days ago. Their
namcs are as follows: A. +. Rayencl, D. L. Me-
Kny, Vim. Whalsy, F. Richards, j. A. Yates, VIM.
J. Gaycr, Jno. Il. Steinmeyer, Rev. J. B. Sea-
bropk, Edward North.
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ass- wo Isssh by 10 private di'pOteb, says the
ssseon gsz.aqpk, that the lewelry belonging to
our citizens, which vps sent off With the Con-
f.aerato Depository, on the arproaeh Of the Fed
sr.l arm >, Ehich uas captured, near Athens, by
ga, stouemau, has all been turned pyer,- and
,,;,l be in Macon in foW dnys.
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gs-A young LADY of extraordinary capacity
addressed the following letter to her cousin -
owe is all we'll, and mothur's got the hisTcrrx !;
brother Tom is got the Hupin Kaugh, and Sister
Ann has gat a.babec, and Ithepc these few lines
will find you the same. Rite sunc. Your abhec-
tomato kuz4en."
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Post Office Notice.

4 WOULD most respectfully request al persons
Il indebted to mo fo- either stage or L x r It.
TO call and pny up, as an erttely out Of busi.
ness at th.s time, and the small gums due me. if
rurked over, would assist me very much inuccl.
a.,s> - - -. A. RAMSAY, late P. M.
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