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Send US twenty-four dozen more Of your
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THE CHRISTIAN INDEX.

pY the FIRST OF CCIoBGE, CT as soon
- as the mails ere re-cs,ahl,shed, will
.onew the publication OF the ;CHEISTIArJ
.IN0ES" anu the CHILD : INDEX" have
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evening, found her soiourning in q
house of ill-repute on Wells street,
near Van Buren, and conveyed her to
the central station.
To-day she will probably undergo
an examination pon charge of an
attempt totake the life of her hus-
band. The extreme youth of the girl,
her excellent appearance, the position
she has heretofore occupied, and the
strange events connected with her life
within the past year, altogether make
up q combination of circumstances
which will invest her case with a great
deal of interest, and cause the final
issue to be closely watched by curl
GUS public. RepMbliceln, 9kh.
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a. L. SOLOMON.
General Commission Merchant.

Second Door from shire'' House, Plain street,
COLUMBIA, s. G.,
nEALER i'll foreign and domestic MGR
~ chandiZc. The hiShcs. market price
paid for COTTON and COUNTHY PRO
DUcE nr gold or currency. ConsiSnments
solicited, which will receive my usual prompt
attention. Refer to
q. Il. Cru1np Il Co., Augusta, Ga,
LaRoche & Bell, Savannah, Ga,
Cibbon Il Co., Charleston, $. c.,
hoopman q Phelps, Charlotte, n. G.,
Fullcr * Wilkcrson, Lcasburg, n c.,
R..P. Richardson, Readsvillc, y. g.,
James n. Lea, Ianccyville, n. c.,
Chambers Il Patrick, Danviile, Va,
Brown!v IL Co., Pete .isburg, Va,
Kent, Paine = Co., Richmond, w.
Ang 1927
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fTfon. tie A sg"sta .Constitutiondlist.1 ]
ChIoris.*

lCTC1I UV AZ yostu tusCO|tsett"teOftoeeoe'
ChIoris.*
"a PAIL II. HAYSE.
VIVA, time the rc"v-tlushing West
Sleeps soft on .,se and Gingle,
Wherein the sunse: shadows rest,
CrlicEiy float and uI1ngie;
VIXEN down the dels the wood-dove's nGe
Thrills in cadence tender,
and every rare, ETHEREAL mote,
Turns to q winged splendor.
Just as the mystic cloui-lands ope
iar up their sapphire portal,
F.ir as the fairest dream Of Hope,
Half Goddess al! half mortal,
see that lovely Genius rise,
That child of ORIENT frances,
On whose bright +" the glory lies
OF far Hellenic i ncies;
Chlo,1s. beneath whose procreant tread
All earth yields III, hsc sweetness,
The riolcts scent, tae roses red,
The dahlias orbid completeness.
And rerdurcs on..Lc myriad hills,
The breath of her pure duty
Hath nursed to life by sparkling rills.
And fohaged noois OF beauty:
Till bloom. and cc.c1, blush and song
So fill ear.hs radiant spaces,
The fading touch Of sin: or wrong
Lea7cs glad the weariest faces;
AID so by mossy springfield dells,
Der mount. and tleld, and river,
Her zepnyr's fairy clarion swells,
Her footsteps gience forever!
The Goddess Of Spring married &C ZoPnyr
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For the Convention,
w. IL. JOHNSTON,
M@ @G,IStrRtS,

Qfice on P''chr'.S street t;,A end of Lt'y.
NAF ll.A attend to all official business
w brought before him; sill also attend
to drawing up Deeds, ConvcvMnccs, Mort
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Instruments of writing Fair copies CT any
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War Denartme ent,

O1ICJ
BUREAU OF REFUGEES, FREEDMEN
AND ABANDONED LANDS,
WASHINGTON, July 6, 1865.
CIRCULAR No 9.
WHEREAS it is reported officially that
W large number of destitute refugees
takin" advantage of Circular No. >. from
this Bureau, have been transported South
against t!:"'r interests, TO places where it is
extremity difficult tp procure food, and. in
most cases. Impossible; To do so except when
provided by military authorities. it is cr-
dcred that hereafter no transportation be
granted to refugees, except where humanity
evidently demands it, and then only b.: tn.
rc4ulsltlon OF the Commissioner of this Bu-
rcau. o. o. HOWARD.
MA jor-C;cncral Commissioned.
Official: $. w. SAXToN, Ercvct Major and
\. d. G. Aur Is
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, E-c.:nancy I.cs;aea.
IsNaHa his prcclama-
lEel ;Saln i. perty)
Y II! a..>I sor the Safe Of
:: n',''".r tc describe
:s;luI.s, a.; may ~. necss-
tv.arn .::ng { Ccr~ea1ion
~ g: delegates 70 be
!. y Il hc pesli:; Il SAID
e iu.tc,j otntea,
y, in or amen d.ng the
:, No with aut!. .ority to
i..ll.,. CT the .u.ate all
- ~ proper to enable
;:o.c sad State to its
~ t. the f'eic! Il Gov
. cnt s,.ch a r,ep, 5lican
..ilcc as will en'itie the
- ct lie Cn.t> i Stetss
l &C protectl~ oy the
: Lv. 9lon, nlsh..: ect!en
g
,he;, oncerto t!.c Pro-
,:e.. g Andre john
-: lri.eu :Ji.tcS. 7
i! pr3v.s:on;. G@ver-
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< 80. referring t.,
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=. .:..r- 52a CcE. ..tnt'on
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:, .,ai IL civil o.t!c' RS il,
rr j, Office v iicn the
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= II. a.,on, } s:.all, on
.. q. pro-, .',bed i'll
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=. ';5; resa;,.c the
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70. :. viiind he waS Z.
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" "'''dn tine cyc.pieG
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them 70 I.,c or
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" .!"v All September
- rolyun" il. the
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s.. -" III" purpose Of
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OF the F,.'~ral
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lit'". II nc civil n:. ."crs
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60. IA Il ana rnj...: all
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'nst Il former oN ."rs
( md 20 them and
,,l..'T aged 20 ~ r.sl.
= women are (1n'" stly
!, -. rts'. inst an. air,
j.. 1irIhcr OW.lC-.
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Headq'rs Freedmen's Bureau.

CITY OF COLUMBIA, S. G.,
e.,,,1, Arnrsr 8, 1865.
L having come to the knowledge Of this
l. Office that in several cases planters have
discharged and driven the freedmen from
their plantations without sufficient cause:
Therefore. as the present crops are nearly
matured and Laid by. ite> hereby
O''tiefed, That in IL" case will the freed
men be discharged or ,lriv"', from the plan
tations, without pcrn:Sio from this office
or or some officer or agent connected with the
Frcedmcn's Bureau
Brcvct Brig. Gen. RALPH ELY,
Act. Asst Com. E-ce,lmen's Bureau.
AnG Is
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NE HEREAS E:2 Z,
w johnson has .ss
ton, appointing me q
ProvisIcna! Governor IL!
South Cnroiina, Va:
such rulee and reguie;i,
sary and proper tCr COZ
OF the state, con. ID
chosen by that tcr;i. y '
State wllo are i,..y...
Tor the purpose OF az. q
Constitution tAere3., !
exercise within tic J..
the powers nece.-,sa..' ,!
such loyal people to $
consIitusioAGl relrt. =.
ernI.ent, ana to rrc.. I'll
fornooft STATE Cove IA,
State to the guaraI:F-
therefor, ana IT.. Pee i;
United States again H.
and domestic violenta :
Vow, therefore, IL IL
ctamation OF his T.: ::
SCH. PRECEDENT OF -.
EEEJAIAN T.. PEi.;
nor CT the Sta C 9: ); :
purpose ot c.'-'E.l;;..-
ernMco."... IL i:o>..ll.. :. <
State Constitution = <.
tnor;tsJ ia said G.a;~ 49,.
and l-ws o: tho UL;; =
proclaim ard l,cclal., :, =,
South Carolilf;s: who "
Ci,u Government q -.
ed, IL May last, tex /,
under prosecution i
takiA.r .lle oath Of j.. =
the P.eSiden, s Am :.
the 29th day CT / :!
dutics O. tl.clr { .fiu :. =.
charge hen, under the
meat till III. .,hcr ", III
And 7 q. tulti.. !.
mako known, that As
citizens of IT,. Sta, "
promptly ID ..or"al'' a.
sileElarc? t5 the Ut. >!
magistrate ~ l. .;:ita:
Goverl,ir cn;, WHO I y
ministC .HS Ok, his; ;."
authorized 20 Civ: "r I
to the pcrs"l.- res; .
were nlado. And "a
officers are hereby J. '
originals OF s'lcl, Dat'.s.
ma. be convenient.
State, III the city O. -;
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State CU:Iyenti ian. :: 81
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has members Il II. T.
tivcs the !, 81. =:
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one hundred ani /. -,
thc t'ortentloI: :. .1v..
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classes ,..ust Tx .1,,. .
pardon. in o4'Gc tu y
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wherein they m:',r Co.; i
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required 80 exercise ii,
form all the duties wn.~
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Cases. It viii be e.n
military ruthorili":i :
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III view of theimportancc of the approach:
ing Convention, it is of vital consequence
to us that we should be represented by men,
not only OF patriotism aud experience, but
N legal requirements. I beg, therefore, to
present to the voters of Riclilnd tue names
OF the following gmtlcpcn, who arc emi-
ncntly fitted for the responsible post for
which they are nominated:
CHANCELLOR UARROL,
HON. WM. +. DESA USSURE,
COL. WI. WALLACE,
COL. F. w. McMASTER. Aug.}
THE following gentlcmon are respectfully
suggested as candidates for the Convention
to be held in September next:
WADE HAMPTON,
A. r. TAYLOR,
w. \. HARRIS,
J. q. GIcDES. JUL. 81 <
For the Convention.
The friclsis Of the Union and of their
State, desiring to bring into her councils.
practical knowledge, sound patriotism and
deIution to her bGst interests, respectfully
nominate the following gentlemen as dcc.
gates TO the State Colycn.ion from the
District of kichlant:
JOHN CALDWELL,
WADE HAMPTON,
a. r. ThIfOH,
". \. H.ll;NIS. Auyust X
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BY t,,e Prov:siox-5 :;>,-caocr If tina.
S.1.e Of s. -, ana.
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WEEKLY GIEt>NERt
Z. 4 HOME TONIIt,ION

As its name Indicates is Intended as n
FAMILY JOURNAL, and is published every
Wednesday. 1t will contain eight Pages,
OF Forty Columns. The cream of the News
Miscellany, Tales. etc, oi the paiIy ana
Tri-wcck;Y will be found in its columns.
TERMS-iAyA;lAH!N IN ADVANCE.
OallV, one year. .......-... ....... .slh 90
90 tr"e months ..... 5 ~
Tri-"cch1y, ore year r.:........ : 90
'' three months .... 2 co
Weekly, one year. ......... ... 1 co
. three months ..:. 2J
Advertisemcnts inserted in the Daily or
Tri-Weeklyl at 81 a square for the first in
sc:tioa. and IS cents TOR each subseuucut
insertion. Weekly advcrtis, .ncnts 81 a
square every insertion.
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*The Goddess Of Spring married &C Zopny
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a 5csng, Girl DrsHgged, cc:traged,
/.handoaeG, I?eclain,seQ, Mc77-Sca, q
Would-he-4Sa;cae, ana a P0,iiSoner Q,
xIcr Husband l., o1le Brief le>u.
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A. Pr CL:s q ALTON

WHEREAS K:2 g-c>Iancy r.cs;aea.
w Johnson has .sNu.;. his prcclama.
ton, appointing NE Eel ;Sann i. p.rry)
Provlslcna! Governor IL: :...> sor the Safe Of
South CnrOhna, Va: r",,s..r to L,escr;be
, 1865-06-28

A. "sheep shear:ng," was held at Evans
finley's place. in Farm Ridge, Lasallc coun.
ty, On the 8th inst, for tho bencat of tha
wool growers Of said town exclusively. Aole
Campbell Of Grand Rapids, was chosen ch,Ir-
lcan, and J. s. Boyd, Secretary. A, Camp-
bell, Richard Harding and 8. ]. Watt to de-
eide on the quality, and another com nlttee
Of three to superintend the sharing, weigh
Ing, DC. There ~ps large ATTENDANCE, and
much Interest manifested on the subject of
wool growing. The whole number of sheen
IN tue toTn exceeds 3, 500, about al1 Of which
have been brought into the town within the
last eight months. This was the fisst gath
e1ing Of the Kind ever held in the town
and sunptu3us free. dinner was prepared
Tor the guests hy The 1odies. Harmony and
good feeling p.eyalled. In tho shearlns con.
test there were twenty.ntne entries. The
heaTieet decces produced we're from three
year Old buck, owned By. james G. Finley,
the weight being 14!0s. weight Of carcass los
pounds, and from five year old bacs, own
ed By Porter & Essick, the weight ofthe fleece
b9ing the same as the other, but tile weight
OF the CARCASS being ninety-niae pounds. The
best average fleece was from one wear old
bnck, owned by Evans Finley, which sheared
3-13 Of wool from carcass weighing tistv-
three pounds. The best eve In the lot Was
two year old, owned By John T. Porter.
Which produced 100 Of wool from carcass
TeighiDg forty seven pounds.
, 1865-06-28
NENRUIkl,.
ITS Cottages and Gus TONERS.
Correspondence Boston Adrest.c..l

te"frefpondencc Boston AdyestHcf1
This Island city is once more putting on
h'r gala day dress, and getting in trim 70.
tEe openitg Of tho flshi ,nabla season, which.
IS nlmclous indications show, fs near at
hand. Indeed It Ia evident to ali observers
that ne period oi festiyity and display has
already begun. It is true the multitude nj
lleat tuIe seekers that annually come durinr
Inc not summer months to snutr the nnrc
ocean breeze and feast thelr eyes on the beau:
Ees OF nature that here everywhere abound,
DO Lot Jet throng tie streets nor crowd The
totsls. but that more permanent cla e known
as summer rsei1ents already appear In con
siderable numbers. The last few ,ynels ha r.,
Witnessed large influx-of this class. New
eauipaees can almost daily be seen in the
streets. and Bellevue avenue, the great fash
t9nanle tha a.hofouehtare, begins to present ut
It'd. D~ea esAsp'a-
The people Of Newport make a distinction.
and to tlt1n It lis a marked one. Detween
sunni visitors and summer residents. Mn.
hrst Class Includes those WHO come here far
aas ieE days only, put up ut the hotels and
boarding houses, sumter about for a while.
Iakea Few abludons at the beech, and then
disappear as they csme, unhonored a1d un-
known. A great crowd Of these CONC and
20 each year, Just as they do; ut Saratoga.
Niapara and other places Of less note, where
Lucy c4asAtn1e tuc entlfe visiting popula-
uon' lhese PeIsons are no less welcome
here than elsewhere, and the fsne hotels of
the city furnish ample accommodation for
all who Hish. But it is not on such that
Newport chiefly relies for her patronsga and
her lame.
On the other hand, there arc many who re-
moFs tEeir families, their serv,nts aud their
e4afpages, and establish themselves on a
much more permanent basis. They come
often early In June, and remain until TIC
closing Gays Of September, and occasionally
as late as October or November. Most Of
these own cottages OF villas In the city and
thoroughly iodentlaed with The local Inter
ests oi the Town. These nre not looked
upon as visitors merely, but US residents.
They constitute the class that makes New
poit 50 much superior to the common water
lnE places Of TIE country, and give it The
YerEaiIy Errutef
, 1865-06-28
1sadsvay.x Ready xseItef.

This rns dcau1.nI petds NO enloEturu. .seood E,n.
bu1h. and tbs Re. 0F ReH Il III own bs4t
rcce EnrcrcAtiou- Within few 1a'n1tes a5cr s3.
Pc.1iuo 4 v,i p1pse sha: II ce.s:yes the nene It
Who uAe Il hpbhed ppon the F2nt. or b.ckoons SAY
Tor te1 .WentJ minutes 1t lime anont tafoe tines
day. AID hwny koe1 It Cn-e Al The pAtp fttpIItuf
trsm ruth female complaints as :enca31hca NC 4ke:-
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for ps1re In tie auan OF Tue b.ek IL the hipS an
thtEha; for sfAkn ., and lAuneness ii the pack Of
71ooec a:d Tou may depend u2o2 : c1taln aad
speedy cure. - - =
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bGcy A1sCted with pain or A3G IN pnery.nfe
Cass8 cut OF ntsen The psn vii vanish II Ii 6fst
Inbopg: Il nst II MI suEelJ 70 rae seeand. This
9oe 1ro4t oarstneaa phiu In the 5,eAs rsin In the
bowels. spa+nA. cnta, bfuisaa. wouata, cramps ch.
b,A'ns. hesdActe f1ts sore Knees 1eet toiata leFe
sfnf. end 10 On. teas snuoofRl T. sweG ened wAIsf
ttl.a int-rnA. 6e@ld-s tae sz<vnH' rubbing aoon
CcnTn.alota. sick heA1kthe, g. What medlctHeat
sxetpt Halfway = Ready Rellef eau sro"d N3esdY Te.
LEI S1ds1 g many dlssrues1nk ctrruEatRncta3
R-KAdvA51 = Beatty hatl-i u tos ouly tho be4+.
eett1 e1iwnaed 1sE p Tile OF hen-f WILL % Eo:e
Eood cure naefs heath. AID can be used for Gorc
purposH thsn ten dollar espouded for urher mett-
cat1oAs There u no pRlu+ ache. or Naturalization
the suKhfes. wound to broken llInh but that Il ID
~ayt 6ssay Rei.ef will b foa ID Of erest service
6NtTH. Whoss11e Dru x lli1, Ca.csso, Ii.
3E3ScS.S CIV
, 1865-06-28
An Elderly Mfssourtnp Iuvesfs 33-n
In Contsdencess In Clnclannff.

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(Frtn the ciceinnau Commercial, aG.h.1
The particulars Of 4 brief mention Of
very heavy confidence game, recently playcd
are as follows; ''''
The victim, On elderly mn named J.
smlts. from the interior Of Missouri, arrived
le1e In company With his vile, to remain 1.
shcrt time. On Third street, near Walnut.
one day In the latter part Of LAST week. q
geoueman!y looking man. calling himself
William Davis, aceosted him, claimed to
have met him before In Missouri, and tm1ne-
diately lnsinuated himself into his confidence.
Ihsy drank t2grther, and slowly walked up
and down Third street, talking over Wlssoufi
affairs, when a1f. Davis WAS accostct9 BY Mr.,
Jones-conhdence man number two-wno
stated that he Was ready to immediately nav
that hill, and vas just going to the store ior
that purpose: Mr. Da7is replied that Is bis
partncr's child Ind just died, the store yas
closed for the day. Jones' had better
call the ne1t day; It won1d answer lust rs
we'll But NJ: Jones had made up his mind
70 pay the bill Immediately; 20 lie handed
Mr. DAVIS check for $3.50, requesting that
he would give him the change in cash. III.
Davis had but 4 few dollars with him. how.
stated that be would ret the money fumedi-
ately, VIXEN, noticing Mr. Smith, be took The
liberty Of asking If be could not cash the
check. Without any delay the VIC !
tlH ere" 10TH 3 large roll OF TFcasuty-notes.
paid ever $3.50 in good cash, aud pocketed
tl's worthless cneck. Confidence number
TWO expressed his thanks, paid orer por-
'ien Of tie money, 70 number one; made soms
Etmsfk about neeting Mr.. Davis on 'Clanee.
and walked of quite d. iberately. Goa.
hdenee number ne aud the par ially p1pcsed |
vsc1im then took another social Elass. and !
walked slowly up to the st. Nicholas. Rhcr.. |
the former explained he bad m engagement
With man relative to large purchase Of |
gold. This remark changed the conversation |
to the gold subject, upon which the two had
= long talk as they eat slipping " "smashesn In
the bat-room Of the St. Nicholas. Davis soon
became yc:y confidential, and entrusted TO
his new friend secret, to the ede:t that this
1nan. Ehcm he was to meet in the reading
room aboye, could get large auaount os
=. Id at :htsty -ninc cents, aud that he Eas
bout to cntruEt to him large eum of MONEY
|or that purpose. Again the rictim to IL the
Da't, ARD got the hook securely In his rii.s
y handing over $500 in Treasury.uotes ior
Davis tn invest. Telling him tu wait snort
lime untn he should have seeu the man Of
COVER IN Cold, Davis walked up stairs. and
feparted, leaving the uufortunatc Smifh -
7:ctim to ths amount Of $3.50.