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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1865-11-22
HEADQUARTERS. FIRST SUD-DIST T. MILITARY
DISTRICT or CHARLESTON.

E2ADQUA2TER3 FIRST 3UD-DIST. MILITARY
DISTRICT or CHARLESTON.
CHARLESTON. S. c.. November Is, 1865.
lGESii.AL CRpEIs, 10. S5.
~ COMPLIANCE WITH GENERAL ORDERS NO.
is headquarters Military District of Charleston Com
handing Officers Of petachments of the Ashley Cooper
AMI Tando R:Tera. required tn station guards on
thusc rivers il o-cr to prevent boats from landing ut
the colored peoplc: and parties engaged will be ar
rested and sent to this City for trial. and gia- placed
over the vessel and goods and the fct reported c-
distely To these Headquarters
b. ordor of ". 7. EINSxTr.
Drovet Brig et Commanding Post. and 1st Sub Dist.
GEORGE S. BURGER,
Capt c4L. = t. =. =. aud A. A. 4. General.
EnvHMhar % =
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MUSICAL NOTICE.

NERs T. M. HARPER DAUGHTER AND PUPIL OF
lH the late Prof M. s. REEvRs, offers her services
to the citizens of Charleston Teacher of VOCAL AND
INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC.
Residence No. &c Scciety-street opposite the High
School
Refers to Gen. JAMES SIHoNs. Dr.. Wm T. wRAGG r
GRANaE SIKoss, and Dr.. W. NJ. FITCH.
November IA
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BREAD!iBREAD! BREAD

TyJHE SUBSCRIBER HAS RE0PENED TIE WE'LL
4 known BAKERY Nc GO Tradd-street. Families
Wishing good article OF wcllbakod Loaf Bread are re-
aucsted to leave thor orders at Bakery.
he has procured competent cart drivers, ant WI de-
liver Bread TO any part Of the city.
November % lmo d. e. MASShAlL.
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COTTON ADyAst'Ea, lid. rs i-:'s.
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nss- NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT, AT
tho nnyt Session of tho Legislature, application will DO
ado for removal and extension OF the Charter OF the
MOUNT PLEASANT FERRY COMPANY.
October 80
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EARL RUSSELL pkTslE sIn .sTEn.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
Arrival of the Steamships City Of London
and New York.

Arrival of the G. s. Steamer shemnnsoss
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MnpIcAT, DIRECTORS OFFICE. D. $. Ca. !

Capt. 5tLi. y. l.. =. aud A. A. A. ueneT'ii
Eovcmbar 20
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-05-30
AND MODE OF TREATMENT is


The .lcseee or RerStcSSoN.
Il peneeraaes The secret Anhosh
Of this terrible disease, aud exterminates II, root
le resnoves All che wretcAea
symptom. Of this loathsome malady, and avssts
4 Cleans me Aesa, AssAsrssss
h alov1ateS 1A0Fe Agony an0 -
lent suffering than tongues can tell.
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hopeless cases, that every known means have
e cares Nay, Rsse ana Period.
ic Cstarrh, Of the most obstinate and violent
NJ Nbfm efCasarrh o. nSlses IN
tie hsad can resist it, psastrating power.
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Dr. =. 0osAa1e 10 lxnewn shress
ought he couutry q the aatha Of The oaly IRE
Theory Of Casarrh svse psbliehed. Whore ~
offRin-whas IL ravAges-0ode q tesofmsoA-
and rapid safe in ~ ite forms.
Dr: 0osaa1e.s raapAlet - Co
Obtained 4 our nearest Agesey, Of b. ssadiae Z
fa sis PRopIE AND THE PRESS.
CASARoa. The nooDo Of O1. 3. DOODLE >hoo
become familiar throughout Ne cosstry - ~
curing this terrible disease. ~ y ~ 6sse ~
only person Who ever penelfated he secret -.
bssh Of this fearful Inalady. Hi rsosdy -
mods of treatment y - only oee ever kAcwn .
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many yearD, says ..NS
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-05-30

The Herakrs Montgomery, Ala, cores
pondent says business Is being resumed there
and good order prevails. The lumber Of
rations issued daily to white people is 1900
and to colored 5000. Many of the white
people receiving rations are Of the most re-
Specialize families.
Gen. Grierson and his command had reach
ed Troy when informed Of the armistice
with Johnston. He learned ct the same
time of the assassination Of President Lin
coin. He moved on TO Eufaula, Ala, where
he could obtain better subsistence. After re-
naming there four days he learned of the
reputation Of the the armistice, and pro-
ceeded ut once to Montgomery. The people
throughout the country were exceedingly
anxious for peace, acknowledging that they
were badly whipped, and willing to try the
old Government again.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-05-30
FARTHER PolNT. May 20

FARTHER POINT, May 20.
The steamer Belgian which left Liverpool
ON the D. m. of the 18Th, Londonderry the
10th. passed Farther Point late this p. m.
Earl Russell had addressed letters to the
Heads Of the various Departments, dated
Mar 18th, stating that in the existing state
of tie civil war in America, and the unccr.
tsinty as its continuance, It appears to Her
Majesty's Government that the time has ar
rived for ceasing to enforce 80 much of the
oricrs eiven in the letter Of Jan'y 31st, 1852
recurring belligerent vessels 10 leave British
pofts within ~ hours and restricting their
supplies to actual requirements The vari.
ous Custom Collectors at all ports had been
notified Of these notifications.
The Times Of the 18th, In its city. article,
sava: The funds yestsriay experienced l
afl Of 1 pr cent, chiefly in consequence Of
rumors Of Z failure at Bombay, involving
liabilities between $4,000, 600 and ~, 900 ,OO(
sterling.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-05-30
psloe, only % cents . oess'e'
ne F)erssss nightingale
q shs Nursery.
re N,llevfns 4 en extsest from lstsee writ
Ten 81 tho Rsv. g. Z. Weises, 70 the 6NmoN IT,
fsema Asa1~. = Chanbsrsbafg. Pa:-
= DnNnFACTRBNO.

There IL wenan In the pubic eye whose name
had iii alene been associaied, in our mind, with
The sYsnkec. /" "Qusck," and 'Humbug." But
II 10 20 no longer. and ~ desiee TO wress nes
other minds. Whaasvsr notions We nay have Of
wonanly dslicaey end prepristy, We Will admit
that woman alone 10 the Nurse-the good Nurse
the bst Nueos. Whether We shall have Female
Physicians Or not, 10 question which must Be
decided b time and principle, s.d not e "a nat
tom NAV q veil behave themselves, for If there
IL reallv Waat. there will also be supply II
there s. . "eolling," there will be 2 eoSsS.g.
Ne1ues and huuan soeistv ars always seitsuppiy-
ine. and though Art and Fashion may hindes.
they cannot prevent
Ms. Wiuslow does not want TO treat you Gen
Nsnen Nor does she prescribe regimen for
your wives; but modestly appears % : messen /
r. Of health end happiness 10 your Ix.AnIs 10
The cradle. 10 there snything improper 10 tnas!
Nurse Of go years experience can o s..ot.
10 - listensd 10. God speed her ON humble but
hsppy mission. She In the most successful phys
icsn and most eectual bensfactress our little one
ever esjsyed-hsr doting parents not not eW1cgsiso
just open the door for her. and Hrs . mlns.ow -
The Nursery. OF this We are % sure, thas We
win teach our " Suss" 70 say "A BLEssmo Q.
Nm. Wmssov''-fer nslping her 70 survive and
escape eripipg, colieking and te:tnine mege.-
We conhrm every worc sss . Uhss ~ro.sses T.
,oss,,,r evsry paft Of it-nothing less. Away
rrc.s s:Oordjof." .sParsgoric,' Drop Leuda
num." and every other Narcotic, ~ wnien sn !.
babe 10 dragged into stupidity, and rendered dai
~ nave never seen Mrs. Winslow-know hel
o,iv thronsh the preparation Of her " Soothing
S Sygun Tor Children fsethine." II W bed tbs
mower. Ne would make her, % she 10, physsce
savior 70 the Infant Race.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-05-30

Nsw Yosx, May so.-Ths Herald IN
nounces the total emeunt Of subscription
to pay OF the national debt, this A. n, u
be %, 81, 900.
The steamer 0uidine Star, ftsn New Or
leans, 18th, hes arrived. No nswA.
Thab 3. Drummend hae atfived here,
md brings 1fal1nofaf daHs o. The 9th.
pusiness = vsRy duh, and he marked
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: 1cntsfsy ~ sti1l a psss6,sion u u.
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-05-30
WESTERN HALL


fAses 10, probably no line Of diseases Which
- lssa acrs erronsously treated thsa 7a'sss
81 Lsae Complsiate.
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~ dess not contain lpsssc, AstSmo:t. Leoss:s,
- OXEN. 10 some form or otAef, which claim
= - satirely unnyesssasy - ains-ss.she o. sucn
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ew4 enssasiaing Irritation. and make the cure
- 4 .s:. y.e!:.. ssr: 1ss:... ~t.a y
Qlse1 y making : constant use Of The Coueh
sesd = 0sFs's. For H0'r''n''' F" 70 H.
JOHN I. nunM.wsLL. Proprisscr.
proetieol Chemist, Boston, Aess.
~ sAls 10 every city end town. Dealers with
80 laalnses references supplied op commiceicn.
!. n. nood Z Co., Fuller, rich I Fuller, whole
60 aesats, Chicago. Z. y. BALL0RD. Agent,
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90 QAuaN Drffmee. II 10 he osseasss paaaeea NJ
q - anasnls rss1ltng fon ovsfeatine Of mon h.
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oA11lAa! KELLEY. 1s6 NsstA 5000 sessse-
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-05-30
WASHINGTON, May 20.
A Proclamation By the President Of the United
States Of America

A Proclamation By the Precedent Of the United
iStates Of America
WnERxAs, The President of the United
States. ON the 9Th day of December, 1858,
and on the 20ah day of March, 1884, did,
with the object to suppress the existing re-
bellion, to Induce all persons to return to
their loyalty and TO restore the authority Of
the United States, issue . proclamation Ofier-
ing amnesty and pardon to certain persons
who had directly or by implication partici-
pated in said rebellion; and whereas many
persons who had so engaged in said rebellion
have, since the issuance of said proclamation,
failed or neglected to take the benefits there
by offered and whereas, many persons who
have been Justly deprived of all claim to am.
ncsty and pardon hereunder, by reason of
their participation directly or by implica-
ton, in said rebellion and continued hostility
to the Government of the United States
since the date of said proclamation, now de-
sire to apply for and obtain amnesty and
pardon, to the end therefor, that the author
ity of the United States may lie restored and
that peace, order and freedom may be
established. =
/, Andrew johnson, President of the
United States, do proclaim and declare that
rectly or Indirectly participated in existing
rebellion, except as hereinafter excepted,
amnesty and pardon, with reservation Of all
rights Of property, except rs to slaves and
except in cases where legal proceedings, UNI
der the laws Of the United States providing
for the confiscation of property Of persons
engaged in rebellion, have beep instituted,
but on the condition, nevertheless, that every
such person shall take and subscribe the fol
lowing oath or affirmation, and thencefOr-
ward keep and maintain said oath inviOlate,
and which oath shall be registered for per
mancnt preservation, and shall be Of the
tenor and effect following, to wit:
do solemnly swear or affirm, in presence
of Almighty God that will henceforth
faithfully defend the Constitution Of the
United States and the Union Of the States
Hereunder, and that will in like manner
abide by and faithfully support oil laws and
prochmations which have been made during
the existing rebellion with reference to
emancipation of slaves So help me God.
The following classes Of pcrsons are ex-
cepted from the benefit Of this proclamation:
la. All who are or who shall have been
ureeended civil or diplomatic oiicen, or 9TH
erwise domestic or foreign agents of the pre-
tended Confederate government.
81. All who left judicial stations under
the United States to aid the rebellion.
ri. All who shall have been military or
naval officers of said pretended Confederate
0oyernment. above the rank Of colonel in
the army or lieutenant in the navy.
4th. An who left seats In the Congress Of
the United States to I'D In the rebellion.
9th. All who resigned or rendered resfg-
nations of their commissions In the army or
navy Of United States to evade tbs duty Of
resistine the rebellion.
oth. All who have engaged In any way
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-05-30

he following = u sxtrass bon lsstef writ
Ten By ths ~. J. .. Ho,ns. pastor efths Pisrrs-
poat sasssl naq4ist Chsreh, Brooklyn, \. T., 70
~ Jtwssl - AasMew, Cinsinaafa, O.. -
spsaks vslunss h favor u Ne world-rsaownet
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SYRUP rOR CH1CDRkN T9BfH1N0:-
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NM. WN3LoWS SOOTHING SYRUP
New, ~ nsvsf scid . word u fSvSe q pstent
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anee Of he DAY. because Il d 80 Of the besl--
AID shess sfyour sea1sss ~ Aavs bahiss san't
q better tAaa lay in supply.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-05-30

"a N9W 1Oak, nay ~
The Cdmssercidrs special says
ThL tsial Of Je6 Doyla. before the Z. 3
Circuit Court, wilt cosnlnsnce - soon - TN
conspiring case ID disposed Of.
Ga. 06ognnan he's handed In his written
testimony, respecting Johnston's surrendefi
10 The co9mittea on he conduct Of The war
Information ffom Richmond announces
~ arrest Of Gen. Lee.
The Rts special says: :.
several hundred persons ere TO be de
chareed immediately under the order Issued
Tor he release Of military prisonesA
L y reported that the elections u VIZ
einia NJ week, resulted generally tn the de
Seot q the Union ticket
6omo Of the Ohio reGlments u Sbesmeai
srmv verc mustered out to-day. Only. {
smail part Of the troops. however, VIII "
dlsbeuded at present.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-05-30

The great two mile race between Norfolk
and Lodi came OF yesterday afternoon on
the Ocean House course. A furious wind
was blowing at the time, raising clouds Of
sand. In tie nrst heat the horses kept close
together, swinging into the home stretch
side by side and crossed the scoEe together,
making dead heat. Time: 8:45}. Norfolk
won the second and third heata Time
8:424 and 8:51&. Better time would have
been made had It not been for the high wind.
in this city and throughout Southern Cali
fornia this morning. No damage was done,
though many houses were rudely shaken.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-05-30

CINCINNATI, May 3O.-The Commercials
Chattanooga dispatch says:
Southern papers received here announce
the intention to receive the new era in good
faith, and to stand BY the government N the
task Of restoring order and industry. They
reprobate guerrilla warfare OF acts against
individuals holding different political opin-
ions from themselves, and lay aside ideas
iminating them.
John Bell Is 1t Atlanta.
The East Tennessee & Georgia RR. Is bc-
ine repaired. Only 20 miles remain TO con-
meet with Bristol.
Ex Secy. Mallory and Howell Cobb pass
Cd Chattanooga yesterday for Knoxville, un-
der guard Of detachment Of Wilson's CAV
airy.
dispatch says:
Recruiting il going on bfiskly among The
slaves Of central Kentucky. a few months
more Of negro enlistments will settle re
question fce Kentucky independent Of the
Coastitutional amendment.
The Castles Nashville dispatch says:
Gen. Upton has arrived with the archives
Of the State and $3.50, 900 in specie.
The Tennessee Senate passed The election
franchise yesterday BY vote Of 10 to 8.
The fe6el Champ Ferguson has been cap
tured and closely confined in irons q Nash
vile. IA
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-05-30

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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-05-30

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now prospects o. iair crops.
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WAs.laofon, LAY sV;.Assefnsy usoee'
q Speed has gwen On elaooeee decision 10
response to re Prssidsets letter Q! ne Bis!
Of April. ne argues that me r,gnt AND
power Of sne freeioent 70 pardon ene 20 70.
sue proclamation Of amnesty are derived
from clause in the Constitution and act Of
Congress, which be quotes. The high and
necessary power of extending pardon and
amnesty can never b rightfully exercised
40 A. to enable him TO ray to offender
against law. II now offer you free pardon
FOR past offeuses now. At any future day,
when ron shall. from baffled hopes. or aftei
beine foilcd ia DANGEROUS or bloody enter
prises. think proper to accept. viii give
vou psrdon for the time past. Whenever
fhev have offended AGAINST the law their %
neal n then for mercy. not iust,ce.''
he proceeds TO consider oueetions pro.
pounded b. the President il the proclams.
t;one date3 Dec An 10e8 and March Q0th
1R84 commonlv called ne amneaty procla.
nation NJ Io,ht IL s.vs m.nv nareor,
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nrocismation. comes To the conclusion M
another proclamation should be issued. Per.
sons, he says, should not be invited to take
an oath and to comply with the terms unde,
which they cannot obtain firm legal rights
It is especially to those Who have heretofor,
and should now avail themselves IN GOOD
faith Of the benefits Of pardon and amncstv
that another proclamation should be substi
tuted, that should cover the mast maroon,
who have been CONSTANTLY engaged r. -.
bellion, should know distinctly what they
are to do, and when and how thew are "a "a
it, to fall themselves from punishment. n
whole or in part, or to such q have been e
fected merely BY their IRRESPONSIBLE associa-
tons, should be forgiven, and an appro-
pirate condition should r. appended to
the pardon Of many.
The grace Of Government should now be
large and generous, and the operations and
effect Of its .proffered mercy should not be
left uncertain. As measure to aid in sup
pressing the late rebellion, the late procla-
nation has done its full and complete Office.
Now one is desired to aid IN restoring order
and reorganiz'ng society in the rebellious
states. Reconstruction is not needed. That
word conveys an erroneous idea. The con-
stitution Of this government is q perfect o.
human wisdom can make it. The trial 10
which its powers and capacity have been
subjected in this effort Of revolution, ID .
task to prove principles end powers clearly
ana well DEFINED, that have carried US thr0