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Company recently paid their quarterly
dividend in legal tender notes. Since the
war is closed. the "sin-ws" appear t" be
strength, ring. The fact is none the less
apparent. however, that in the hour of our
coun'ry's greatest peril. no mid was given
by the money sharks nm this coast to sus-
tain the arm which gave them support.
TALLEAUx VIvANrs-The Indies pro-
pose 70 give one of their entertainments. TO
consist of tob'caur rirnnts. acting char
AIDES, etc. in the building adjoining the
SURVEYOR Generals Office. formerly occu-
pied IA STANDARD printing Office. on next
Friday evening. The rr,cr"d. If the en-.
tertainmrnt will h. applied to the pur-
chase Of apparatus for the fire engine.
KERosENE.-Conl oil, ut last accounts.
was tumbling" ia the San Francisco mar,
k"ts The spectators got the figure $
rather too high. and with immens" sup.
plies on hanA. collapse was inevitable.
We hope TO soon have the article At living
rates. The oil wells If San Buennventura
alone furnish the San Francisco market
$50 barrels monthly.
THE HoLipAys-Ar- approaching. and
we see hut it'll. effort hing mad for
th'ir "bservancr-a' least. Mt A. murh a.
usual. W. rrcsum however. thai i'm
p-omp'u anus m.-ns- arnan- tie vonrg
folks I'll be Instituted. ard qnis- a. mach
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Surplus, after payment Of interest
and expenses Of Government, to be
in gradual liquidation of the putlic
debt, assuming the peace basis Of
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1865-09-11

MAIL FACILITIES IN GEonGIA.--Thc Macon 73e-
graph says the Postmaster-Gcncrnl has informed
Governor JOHNSON "that with view to furnishing
tn a a at eontr sea
State of Georgia, he has the honor to inform Jim
that tho Department., on the receipt of reasonable
bids for tho transportation, will be prepared tc
issue orders authorizing temporary mail service
ttilf31st Decanber) on routes running from sucl
county sseats4o the nearest point on railroads OF
which m;ffls sre conveyed" Letting OF contracts
on all the GpItos in the State will be ADVERTISED
for from 1st January, 1865
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1865-09-11
PROCLAMATION BY THE PROVISIONAL.
GOVERNOR OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT. s. c..

September 4, 1865.
VXTHEREAS, 4 SEEMING CONFLICT OF JURISDIC-
w TtON having arisen between thr civil and Mill
try Authorities Of South Carolina under the Provisional
Government OF tir State; and Whereas Major Gcnpral
GlI.lIMORE. commanding the Department of South
Carolina, having sought interview with me,
Ns:oal Governor i'll the presence Of General MEADE,
commanding the Atlantic States and whereas. all
tcrS giving rise I" the seeming conflict adjusted
arranged with the crnsct and approval OF Major Gene
raj MEADE
Now, therefore, l. BENJAMIN FRANKLIN PERRY
PROVISIONAL Guv"rn"r Cf the State OF S3Ih Carolina do
proclaim and make knnwE that the terms of this ar
ranScn.cnt are as follows: THAT in all cases where
frGclncn nr persons al cniar conrrre the Courts
of the Provost Mar1as shall have exclusive cog,izaco
to try ami adjust them. for the present and that air
Courts Municipal Authorities and Civil Officers uner.
ami according T., III" laws of Smith Carolina That tho
Civil Courts shall be opened under tn" Provisional Gov
ernncnt, and all Civil and Municipal Oa.ccrS allowed
to their oic; duties AMI discharge freely
without interruption the part ~ the Military Author
tcs. That ii il further unlcrst TODD General tILIAIOR
VIII issir Military Order, and Governor PERRY will
III like issc his Proclamation, making known
this arrangement which is to continue IL: Civil Author
ty is entirely restored il this State and .c Government
reconstructed.
And 40 hereby call rpOn all persons them
to strictly obey and ont the terms O this arrange
nlcnt,
Done in the City oc Colunhia tic day and year alove
stated. ~; Z. PERRY,
Gy ortle. of the Provisional Governor.
W. II. PERRY, Pr:vat9 Secretary. ScDcmbcry
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1865-09-11

|; twill be Gratifying, isays the Montgomery Ad.
yertiser to the Travelling public to learn that tic
break in tho III. Il W. P, road is repaired, and that
the United States il once more complete The cars
reached this city at 12 o'clock last night. This
does indeed look like old times were coming back,
and we look for n corresponding increase OF busi.
ness in tho city in consequence of tho completion
OF this prominent lho OF travel and transporta-
ton. Much credit Is due to Superintendent Gram
tages.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1865-09-11

Died at sea, nn board steamship .Ahambra." ON her
voyage to this port Sunday, Sept. 3D. 1865 WILLIAM
1SODORE LEWIS. aged I6 years.
OF truthful and loving disposition. characterized by
poHs Christian principles lie cndearcd himself to ali
with whom he was brought in contact.
His bercaved mother to whom he was hrr all in ALL
has the heartfelt sympathy of her frieuds. To his
brothers and sister, what but tho Lord
clastennth not in anger but i'll uprighteousness So
let WILLIAM Sleep crooked i'll the cradle Of the deep
that sleep which knoweth no awakening. E. Z. NJ.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1865-09-11

We clip tho following from Macon paper of O
recent date: .Nt.i' t
The OCMgLaEE.-T Ths stream ia at present low
or than 1t has been for some time. Wo hayo heard
OF scyeral boa.s at different points awaiting SUP
ticoncy Of water to carry them down the river, for
the Savannah market. ,.'.r..
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1865-09-11

Ex-fovr.nNnn PIcKRNs.e-aA Charleston letter.
writer thus reports the views and policy of this
| gentleman: 4.
| Since the expiration of his official torn. Gov
ernor lckcns has been quietly residing on his ire
plantation in Edgefeld District taking no part,
other than deep interest in the great events of
tho war. Being one OF tho largest and most sue
cessfui cotton planters in the State of course the
emancipntion of the slaves has seriously affected
his wealth; But. without indulging in any vain
regrets, tho ox.Goyornor iquietly announces his
intention TO begin planting anew, upon the princi-
pie Of eo!npeIshted labor and says that he viii do
all III his power to benefit tho people, late his
slaves, by inducing them to work diligently and
faithfully at.a fair rate Of remuneration, and by
| aftor4ing them tho means of educating themselves
and otherwise eleyatngtheir condition, according
to the schemes suggested by the, Government. He
is, however, not oyer sangune as to tho resut of
the experiment, adhoring to the opinion that the
plantation negro cannot be made to work under
nny 9ther than compulsory system. Many sup
posed that Governor Pickons would have been
among the first arrested after tho war; but in his
regard as wcll as towards his SUCCESSOR Governor
Bonhhm, the auth critics seem to havo adopted O
lenicnt policy. a. - y .
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1865-09-11

The anxious seat at the Custom House is moi
vacant.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1865-09-11

THE GEoFGIA STATE RA1InoAD.-The Augusta
ConstauionfEs', Of the Gth has the following in
tcrcsting information concerning this road:
~. We learn that the military authorities of the
provisional government of the Stnte the State
railroad. with it's appendagcs. The conditions
upon which the transfer is to be made are liberal
and satisfactory, and Governor Johnson is now on
route to complete the arrangement as speedily as
possible. This is the most important public i'm
provement in which tho State has an interest di-
rect and that it can be operated to result more
benefcially to tho State, and the Interests of the
public generally, under civil management than
wlcn controlled by military managers, there is not
O doubt. ..,.9
r Heretofore this road has yielded to the State an
immense revenue annually, and will do again;
but for some timo hence this cannot be expected
The rolling stock of the road is in bad order some
Of the bridges arc temporary, structures, and all
the depots, car and wood sheds were DESTROYED by
the contcndinS armies. But the profits of the
road will enable these difficulties to be overcome,
without taxing the public treasury, in reasonable
time: Coy. johnson expects to complete arrange
ments for the transfer OF the road without delay.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1865-09-11
NOTICE

NOTICE..
rINHE FIRM OF MIDDLETON & co. BEING DIS
Il SOLVED will continue Tie EAETORAtiE BCSI-
NESS my own account. 0ilcc NGndcrhorsts Wharf.
September 81 G.. W. HENRY
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1865-09-11
THE CNDERSIGHEI,

I S PREPARED To FURNISH DESIGNS. SpECIFI-
l. CATIONS AND DETAIL, DRAWINGS for buildings
of description, AID il every style of architecture
that may be desired Orders from a!y part OF The
sel States will receive pronpt attention with moderate
charges. WALTER =. WEST. Architect,
C"rne" 4th and Bcoad-stccrs, Richmond. Va
Scncmbrr5 5 :Inos
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1865-09-11

60 GOLD AND S1LVER.-TIIE HIGHEST PRE-
MUM paid for GOLD and SILVER. nt
August II No. 255 KING STREET
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1865-09-11

Go DURING MY ABSENCE FROM THE CITY,
Major WM KEARN has full power to act AZ my At.or.
ney. All claims against will be presented to him.
anti ai indebted to me will make payment to the
Septemter9 3e n SCHERHAMMER
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1865-09-11
OFFICIALS:
September 0

HEADQUARTERS J
FIRST SUD- DISTINCT. MILITARY DIST. CHARLESTON
CHARLESTON. S. G.. September y. 1865.
ESPECIAL ORDERS, No. 1877.
". CAPT. ". W. STEPHENSON, IG5TH N. y ".
hereby relieved from the duties of Pos. Treasurer il
consequence of expiration of term of service
" Mr. JAMES T. HAYILAND il hereby appointed
Post Treasurer. Capt. ". W STEVENSON will turn owe,
to Mr. JAS F. HAvILAEp all funds and records appcr
airing to the Post Trcasurcrs Oice-akiIg receipts
for the same.
By order of W. T. BEFNETT,
Brevet Brig Gen. Commanding Post and 1st Sub.Dis..
.l ....... GEORGE S. BURGER,
...t LIST Lieut.. Oath n. i. v. " and A. A. A. G.
September 0
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1865-09-11

FD"GERMAN IMMIGRATION. LAND AND TRADING
COMPANY OF SOUTH CAROLINA.-Noticc is hcrcb!
given that application will bc made for Charter at h
next session Of the Legislature.
September 0 - JOHN A. WAGENER.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1865-09-11
DISSoLl'y'I<N.

THE BUSINESS CONNECTION HERETnFORE EX-
Il ISTING between JOHN MASON and A. B. NIGH
OLSON, known as JOHN MASSOS x CO.. is hereby dis
solved BY mutual consent a. u. Nicholson withdrawing
from the concern, John Mason ass,.mcs all liabilities Of
the atn business and all parties indebted the concern
will settle with John MuSauu. JOHN MASSDN.
a. Il. NICHOLSON.
The business heretofore conducted ut Military Hail.
will be carried on by the undersigned.
JOHN MASSON.
Charleston, s. C. September Q. II September IL
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1865-09-11

Of ''.. HEADQUARTERS J
MILITARY DISTRICT OF CHARLESTON, J
.... CHARLESTON, $. g.. September 7, 1855.
GENERAL Orders, No. L.
l. PURSUANT TO ORDERS RECEIVED FROM DE
PARTMENT Headquarters the undersigned assumes
command of the Military District of Charleston.
II. Captain GEORGE w. HOOKER is hereby an
nounced Assistant Adutant.GeneraI nf tho District.
He will be ebe,vd and respected accordingly All re
ports returns and communications will be addressed
him. ur,.fs ... CHAS. DEVENS.
. .-,,r. a Brevet MaorGeneral U. s. V.
Officials GEO. W. HOOKER, Assistant Adjutan.-Genl.
September 0 3
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1865-09-11

ITNIIE UNDERSIGNED HAVE THIS DAY FORMED
i COpARTNERSHIP for the purpose Of carrying OR
GENERAL COMMISSION BUSINESS IN THE CITIES
OF NEW YORK AND CHARLESTON. under the name
an1 firm in each city of W. L. \ T. L. RYAN. WILLIAM
b. RYAN will be the partner resident in Charleston,
THOMAS E. RYAN the partner resident in New York
ConSisnmcnts of all kinds Of Produce and aIauufac-
ttrcd articles are respectfully solicited
T. N.
Place of business in Charleston ut No. &c. West
East Baystrct and three doors north of Traddstrrct.
Scptcnbec5 1mO
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1865-09-11

RD-BATCHELOR'S HAIR DYE!-THB ORIGINAL
and best In the world Tho only true and perfect
DYE Harmless, Reliable and Instantaneous. Produces
immediately splendid natllruI Drown with
out injuring the hair skin. Remedies the i'll effects
bad dyes Sold by all Druggsts. The genuine signed
WILLIAM A. BATCHELOR. Also,
REGENERATING EXTRACT OF n1ILLEFLEURs.
For restoring and Beautfying the Hair.
CHARLES DATCHELoR New York.
August II Tyr
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1865-09-11

aB- NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT hppLICA.
TON will be made at tho next Session the Legislature
for an AMENDMENT OF THE CHARTER OF THE
CHARLESTON GAS LIGHT COMPANY
August 81 NTH
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-01-11

n He last accounts represent Thomas having
n crossed the Tennessee, aud being at Savannah
81 the eastern shore ot that river The Yankee pa
psgs according to.their custom give cut that he Is
about to do something wLca will astonish the world.
hat that something is 1t Is not difficult To under
stand. DE is Oh The march, first TOT Southwestern
Virginia, and afterwards Tor kichmSud. Unless he
be opposed IN q style somewhat dyiegent i.om tide
opposition offered to sLsrulan in georgia, We may
expect him in Manchester some hue morning next
Spring.
Simultaneous with thesS movements Of Thomas,
another Yaukee General Is IL " Washington, recruit
ing all those discharged soldiers whose terms OF SET
vice have expired. They are destined no doubt Tor
The Valley, aud thence To LyucLturg or, what Is
more probable still, GOriousyIlIs and ILs Central
ksiroad.
In ,bs meantime Sherman Ia working bis way d.
wen a be can ~ The North His GrsJ. object uu-
ousstouaUly is BraueLvilie. II he eau get posses
sion or that he WI. destroy railroad connection
with the south. IAoJ Is point vi great couse-
Qusuce and ILere eau be nO doubt Shst he viii at
Tain IL II lie can. Failing this, aI III the 0ptUre
Of Charleston, or should ne succeed Ia either, or
to,u he too viii T.. Iii. hand upon Richmond. This.
y,e take il, Ia the present desig" OF che enemy-tO
sucree Richmond cut It On I.Om All cOmmuulca-
tIuh, and starye il oat-
n would be easy " ietest these combinations but
GeueIal -ec must have moIe meu. Ihe enemy Ia
quite as much exhausted - lac Is tut lac has taken
measures o. recruit. why wiu not our Congress do
the SANE. Why are they wasting the precious hours
in TALL. talk, tlE-cv,,iasuus Isi&-1haJ results IL
nc,hagP 1t is time they were doing solAetLdus, ii
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-01-11
Con,ffsdesate states CONGRESS
SECOND CoNGREss-sEcoND SESSION.
SENATE.
SENATE.
TUESDAY, January 10, 1865.

TUESDAY, January 10, 1865.
The Senate met at IL NJ, the VICE President in
tie chair.
~ Mr. WALKER. OF Ala, Oh leave, introduced abill
70 secure e1ectualy the preservation and dis
tributiOn OF the effects OF deceased officers and SOL
diers Referred TO the Committee ON Military Az
fairs. s
Mr. CAPERT0N, OF Va, introduced joint reso-
luton exempting maple sugar from the 1.-THE i'm
posed by the act levying taxes Tor the support OF
Government, approved February 18th, 1864. Re
ferred to Committee on Finance.
Mr. SPARROW, from the Committee on Military
Affairs, reported back House bill 10 amend an act
approved August 2lst, 1861 entitled san act 10 pro-
vide for local defence and special service, and an
act approved October lSth 1852, entitled 'an act to
authorize the formation OF volunteer companlesfor
local defence. Passed.
Mr. SPARROW also reported back House bill to
increase the efficiency the cavalry OF the Confed-
crate States which, ON motion OF Mr. 81, was Or
dered to lie on the Fable, and fifty extra copies or
dered to be printed.
Mr. SPARROW also reported back joint resolution
of thanks to Brigader General Stand Waite, Col
Gano, and the officers and men under their. COM
mands, The joint resolution was unanimously
adopted.
The bill to regulate the pay and allowance OF GER
tain female employees OF the Government was Ia
ken up, and after debate, was amended, and com
mitted TO the Committee on the Judiciary.
On motion OF Mr. WATSON, the resolution pro-
vidng for the appointment OF joint COMMITTEE 10
investigate the condition and treatment OF prisoners
Of war held by the Confederate and United States
Governments, was taken up and passed.
On motion OF WIGfALL, the Senate resolved
into secret session.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-01-11
deB-1w
Treasury DEPARrNEEr,C s. Al
Richmond, August b. 1904. (
az y n r. "a - r. e.

INTEREST AND FREE FROM TAXATION by tie 18th
section OF the act to reduce the currency approved eb
H. loo4 the Secretary Of the Treasury authorized 70
tie above certificates payable two years after the Tst
hcaon OF treaty OF peace with the United states They
cannot be sold but only 10 be issued to such creditors
of the Government a. are willing to receive the same in
payment OF THEN demands They also he given at
par though tree from taxation The attention pUrcha
sing agents and disbusng ocersio the Government ts
called to this class OF public curities Offering peculiar
advantages these om whcm the supplies Of the Gov,
efnment bought and to facilitate tie use Of item,
checks drawn by dsbursing officers upon the deposNes
holding these funds and marked tile lace PAYABLE
in certificates Of Indebtedness viii be paid conformity
Herewith
Deposaries hereby authorized and required com.
ply with this regulation and to make application 10 the
Register for supplies Of certificates fas required
(cgDed) g: A. TRENHOLM
aul2-tf Secretary of the Treasury
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-01-11

Mt COLA Eftydslsd eiat eapisttepSEstfusf11
Representatives. IN Congress TO adopt such meas
ures as wifi effect arepeal ofall acts and parts ofets
proposing to regulate the prices of agricultural pro-
ducts, or whatever other supplies the Confederate
Government needs or may desire TO purchase, so
that the Government, in getting supplies for the
war service, shall make its purchases, just as the
people do, at the current rates. Laid over under
the rules.
I'M. .COLLIER-A JOINT resolution OF inquiry
why our soldiers have not been paid oil, some for 3
aud others for IL months. SO
Mr.. HUNTER moved that the resolutions be COM
mtted to the Committee on Confederate Relations.
Mr.. ARMSTRONG moved as an amendment that
the committee be instructed to ascertain what, if
any, steps are being taken by the Confederate Con-
gress to SECURE the object of the resolution.
The amendment was adopted The resolution to
commit also prevailed.
After short time spent in secret session, the
Senate adjourned.