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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-08-10
Diseases Of the Skin.



rFsHI8 CITRATE has BEEH n C8a 81 TIE
! II FlIEFcH ARlfIE8FOR THE PAST FIEs1I
Jtsrs ~ tnefs is 20 Fralich soldier pho does nel
knoN ln saiue.
j saa also used extensively b. tss alHed arnnies
u he CrimeNn Har, and such uere she bdnasts
derived com its 1ss that it has acquired world
aida reputation, and 10 soldier who kncWs q its
Etezis aiIl Be ior . single week without boz In his
knapszE a. b ths use 81 this Cerata hs alHays hes
ass5tFusrd rzEinsi he Various irnpties 70 whick =
al4er Il suheet Is b usns ii "a his clothi1g, he
can ~ Fsuf DE arrcarahoe 81 FeE-in. end tt d.
esses cI tle afn enuIntfsted atcfa. and a1er ihag
have Inadt thsr appeafance, d j. bal llla ircuhs
Eih ~ AID 81 ths Ccrnte. q - himself el theas
The psuprlr.crs hare Eone . 9 greai expense q
procure the qrriani rsc % oi u. NeIioo with fni
diTectcEs and 1n Ernaratu1 Tor 1dana laclnrnF TIE
cerzle, - i has teaa uaade b ne oIlaianl Efor-
~ md hsye procured ths
Sole Agsaoy Of the United ststss,
kna haEe ssieeisd > depot fer he ussaaiactnrao q
ihs zE1icla n Nashville. % as % Re
Near ths Army of the Cumberland,
Asd also dspgiia Hsaldnsluu ~ s4s necomIie.
Aallos q Ne -ttr ~afs-
Army OF the Potomac.
3 E - ulace a. Cr41ta II re1ch q ever seidar
= ~ nss4Ira q ll1 U1I1e1 gate
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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-08-10

PgoFooalpsa.-Pholrfspsi.sf asps-...
fsaaFai sud csnieaorais. no larts.i ,5l.
isesion in iho vest, ler sale, vkolss.is .1s
fetail Rensmber ne plses. 6aiissyeftss
Camessland, g scsdar stree. opposite Com
mrciai Hotel. r.es-'
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-08-10

eo10A7E 4 Co. beg b iniorm their caste
alsrs he. ihey stii continue the manufse-
iurs 81 their Earirua styles 0f FamiIy ant
Toilet aoaps, otafch. and Cendles
Prices sarfsnf forwarded 81 mail On sp-
pllcaiion. Co1oAr1 4 Co.
Eos. 81 & 55 John 4. lioa Ysft.
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RHODE ISLAND

by constitution of ls42, gives the right
of suffrage.
]. To every male citizen, of full age,
one year in the State, six months IL the
town, owning real estate worth 1884, or
renting for 81 per anRum.
2 To every native male citizen Of full
age, two years in the State, six months
in the town, who IS duly registered,
who has paid 81 tax, OF done militia
service within the year Hence in
Rhode Island a native negro votes with
out property qualification, while for
eign born white citizen can not.
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BY her original Constitution, adopted
IN 1880 gave the ballot 70 every male
person tWenty-one years Of age, resi-
dent IN the Commonwealth, having an
annual income Of three pcunnB from
freehold, OF any estate worth 600.
By the amendment now in force the
ballot belongs to every male citizen,
twenty-One years of age Except pau-
pers and persons under guardianship,
who shall have paid any tax assessed
within two years, or who shall be ex-
enpted from taxation. But by Art
20 Of the Amendments, no person
shall have the right to vote or be eli.
gible to Office under the Constitution of
this Commonwealth who shall not De
able TO read the Constitution in the
English language, and write his name
Provided, however, that the provisions
of this amendment shall not apply to
anypersOn prevented by physical dis
ability from complying with its reqai-
sitions, nor to any person who now has
the right TO vote, nor to any persons
who shall be sixty years of age or up
wards at the time this amendment shall
take effect Massachusetts, therefore
never excluded any man from voting
on account of color.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-08-10

rpHE ssI.E or AMMuETrI0N WILL HKRz-
y AfTtR T. pernltled ia ih|s pIslret ~ "a
persons ubo hsse heen logsi drrne o. Bel eilioa.
y must he linssi rsoai fhai trs O4ef defs rot ~.
inof ~ De sale ci i|Hes cr fftQa "a M Sass q
pefsQps any metchaaf o. tFaier. o. qintf Per
eees ilord EailtF 81 seIhhf IS efy c|tlogaa ftilae
-, y - sannnf.ly rno severely dealt with.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-08-10
Every Variety d Machinery

IN ne iu TeanesFte 80 fhs lest t1sniY fff- aaf
partes having nfcfiuQrq p tagisrSaIri u riuf
Mcorfy WI tnti 10 t1tr il ere = 1.fs lIer re.
pars donn ~ theee ecrllas uo enc fIte fll ihf
iafaili.ea " naFe nI auCl work, lft W arn iriaT
mined 20 ~ an rdrE pni rtsisd to e. fila PITY.
AND At TIE iuWtsr rssilbl.E rFlCEr.
euf otIa Leirg o. EilEe d ile Interest q si ut.
tee % deal silh gs. hfefJ imp erefnnnf n tia.
ehInefy ihal hss ior la ett iia aaFna N ianHl.
iuei aua nn1acessafF Ncisfi ri ua.sfIai. ail fe
alopteu tY IN. farufa conisIuria 'nr '-salsfna
~ can b. snfnIslod FIth isaia lsli MsciiHaiI I0r
cofl1g aut runpInq cheap 81 y raa a. Il0.
nane'i nom riitshafg. Parties WISHING
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-08-10
RanafIes.

S)6i1 Bdls Fins iaihi
sse0 fesf Assorted Nouldlles 80, 49,
lsoo feei - aad ineh eis.,z s''=-olsa '.'.'-'-
z.ye -. - n, lllzlsza. snd f1r .ie
sA-' j. z. 0lCkkf 49,
81 PspsuPyi Hr'sa saa A'la =
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-08-10

sssssss'oso s'. rss,.. .s.'. ssly . isss
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-08-10

Let every soldier, before be returns hons,
provide himself with an Amsrican Eatshg
20 better use can be made Or Eaonsy than 70
invest u ia one Of these durable and aeou-
rate iims-piscss Il d 9 kind Of property
that constantly rstarus good interest, End
"a mensy value is 90 vel kzo~n that z
pocket fun Of silver dollars pouldn't b e.
ussful.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-08-10
HEEVEg 4 - 4 . !oH5's.soS:. !5'. !. !.

i1eis HlEAKNIR =
- lieet sad A. 4. Ag
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-08-10

EofIrE.-Ws would inf1rn an persons
hasinx claims Hekinet ths 00gef1renti
ahich were fiea vita the BcaFd q claIlns.
81 which william Driver vas hccezIieI,
erngo1ei b. Special Yield Order te. 90
dalct Marcb t4i1, lss5. Department 81 tne
Curhorlahd, czn hsve ihaf eIa.pIf prop
No VII 49, have theif Fescher1, Re-
ralnin. nsa knernnla cr1arod hack Ifo-E
Wfshinr rtou. 3. q. fsf tbs introtnciloE 81
oibar aroof. Il ordsr y ancgia1iats ne -
sira eIain. mas he PaEtits nay gct tke.f
Ir,l |rieltoinarr ff5n tha GcFeF1ment.
iss4-il =. xeAf<iHa @.
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We have threa beautiful 1ithoFraphs, repre-
sentiug The different hraachea of the service, -
lfIatad IN four colors, entitled Soldiers Ger ~
tSeate" g Union Ieftuderis Cert hcalae slld =.
II. s. Army DIrlon,nn si1e l2xtc inches. 81
They sru enclosed N paeleboErd tube, and ~
can DC sent - llail VithoutialuTy. Every on -
Ger and soldier should haIY them and send -
them 10 their friends.
80 each. e
For Tie thfee pcs,are aid....s........Sf % ~
IabeSsl discount made TO wholesale deaiers -
We viii dll al orders for Certificates OF Sta -
honerY, By Hsll OF express, promptly. y
1. n RHODES 4 CO..
r.,ves A., - -ts..l l1g.-,-.r,i. -
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Pearl MINISTRIES, ia Oh, or Ws.sr eoisrs
sss ihs seaaias a. ne Gallery 81 sAs ctr /.
berlsnd. 49,,
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FglOBfFKINs, II. & co... 8. G aim Agents
Uf5eers' Pay Accom- ard QuaItermaet ters
Vouchers 55ught at the best rates, CT collected
Once corner Cherry and Cedar Streets up stairs
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gives vote 70 every white freeman,
Of full age, who has resided one year
IN the State and ten days in the elee-
ton district and has within two years
paid tax, except that a once qualified
voter returning into the State after an
absence which disquaiifes him from
voting, regains his vote BY six months
residence, and except that white free
citizens under twenty-five and over
twenty vote Wisholt paying taxes.
oHIO
bv her Constitution Of 1851, limits the
elective franchise to s'every white male
cii;zsnP Of the United States. Of full
aee, resident one year in the Statef ex-
eicding persons il the military and
naval service and IDIOTS and insane per
eona But lhe courts Of Ohio having
held that every person Of o1e-helf white
blood "a 4 awhite male citizen within
the constitution, a certain class Of cob
orea persons vote
UDIAsA
oive. the right Of suffrage % every
white male citizen cf the Tnite8
Ststes. Of fall age and SIX monlh's >
resi5ence Ii ils State, and every Waite
nale al foreign birth and full Ags, who
has resided one Yeer N the United
State and SIX months precedinE The
election 10 the State, and who has de
ciared BIS Intentions 70 become = citi-
zen. No soldier or DaFine shall SC
oairs q vote by beins ausrtsrtd IA he
siate. nor shsl any person lose his vote
by absence ia the seryice Of tie State
or United Statea + 30 negro or rulzlhf-
q shsli have the right Of suffrage
bv her Cen Iio.ion Of ISiT gisss the
tsts 10 every white male citizen Of
IAN are. residing one year n the State,
and every white nnaie inhabitani
VIC Wa 5 resident Of the State At The
sSertan az the Constiintion. Like
pFosir.oss io thcsa q Iudiara exist
( kere. reisiig8 % s5idiefs ssntnen. ma.
rsnes ana psssons n tie service Of the
ualtei States
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1865-04-19


Duting The march d Sherman asnyl
through Lexington strict q littls BOY, I
years old aas takenby the anaaS 0sca
TO be thss17 7th corpssand carrisd sNiththem..:
Hehas light hair and;bIaek eses, Is exsesd-
idgay spfigHtly foF DDS Of :His sgs, and an
;sTerssto tho name of q Preston IL he
haabecn left az amy house on the route IN
North or Sonth Carolins, tidipgs Of his
reAboufsaill be,gAse fnIly feeeised sb5.
his parents, who may be addsssssd through
+ ~ z s.
Papers everywhere are requested 70 eppy
once OF tsices The htheeis q gonfedetaIe
soldier, wash the field at The, zine and Is
there now. n - ~ q. y
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1865-04-19
no The Rescual

Instead of folding our arms IN sharne-
full inactivity, trying TO save ourselves
and our property by disgracefally. fee
ing at the approach of q mere raiding
party, let every man arm himself as best
he can, and 90 forward tomeet the foa.
All that is wanting, is q spirit Of deter
mined resistance a partyof less than
seyentY-fSe at Staunton Bridge, repals-;
ed a column Of more than six hundred
Yankees Have ne forgo, -, that
Jackson,s brave men fought and beat
back the z Yankee columns with stones at
second Manassas :? And that q body Of
teamsters drove off alarge body Of Fed
eraI cavalry near the Potomac IN 1863,
and saFed Gen. Lees wagon train on
his second retreat from Maryland
Sons Of Carolina! !! the eyes of the
world are upon You the blood Of thous-
.afids who have fallen In this great sstrugs
gle for liberty, viii cry shame shame
upon you if Bou do not rally to the
call. Of your oppressed bleeding country
and strike, at least, one aaaaIlg blow for
your wives and children, your hearth.
stones and your altars; All are inpers
HE'D. Dishonor, degradation and utter
rpia are just at che door. Property
may be lost but honor and liberty may
Ee saFed ~, .4ss
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1865-04-19

Pass that Office at almost any time be-
fore 8 o'clock in tkS sfternoon and we
Would beSsure to witness o long line OF
men. waiting for theeiir t.lrn to GO within
and subscribe to the oath. This uni
:yersai desire on the part Of the citizens
TO giYe' evidence Of their 10y yalty exceeds
our antieipations altogether. The num-
Der not only includes men but women.
In fact the pressure on the Meeting
street Office was SO great that il becsme
absolutely necessary to establish four
other offices in different parts of the
city, so that now we have in full opera
tion FIVE Offices. -
The remaindero of the impudent little
sheet is filed with notices Of reviews Of
ssoolored troops .ssschoof exhibitions
which mean the little niger schools,
we suppose--and feet notices, and a
ong list Of. names Of persons visiting,
Fort Sumter, and other places. South;
The following, plants atiiens On the coast
are advertised as forfeited to the Uni
ted States for non-payment of taxes;
and orderedhto be sold on the ffth day
of April and days following: - !. 9
Dagtuszss Island. Hague Point
Place, Cooper River Plantation, Mehose
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4 MILL attend ab he fol- u 3 ng tines
2lss n, 6 & ~ ss SIS ssssass @ Iesss =
al Ysfiviils, an Elszisy nrd;
ss 30 &C d ok B adA
4 sIssl q. as.ssy 4l!l /, !, 81
Al A. saiSs GTsg.s S a aol
A.Esssasss Sss srsnJs, ,ps ss.srasy, ii 6 ASsiI
Centre yhurchs on Monday o. 3{sE q =.
.Af Ishek Ghufnlst zsit; ;0f dpfl1e -
9s HllI A1l1
As Asssg ss1dIs nis 6ssssS sss sc pa
sssls .oass Il zpr
AZ Hickory Grove, IN yvc6h<3ds5 26Sf 81 Xpdk -
AT YofkylIe the Inst week a Bf6yss
McG!ips Sgfe o1d.3 ash ots My. - II
ssSySsSn, s. e. gssSSss g Nay
ma SS a. y ION
Bethany Chnrch, on Tne4de3 nv
Al Yotksiie, sfotn shp " untt ~ I'M ofJ6EzS
An SCENE lio 1n11Sy pe6ns fh1i
they baye rande tbciy Ro fe7urs 6ec S. no} ~ cfs
.sss = sss0esS ess 1ss s WI q
him WINNIE esisd ~ q colS s5 s'' 95s
Fsssoss lissic q pay n. ii Kud, xtf sh5 tsI,
Al hose wh0 have not 66i5 sr5 fsrr's
year at ~ fofmey can hsse "a ocfos
fnntg cf doing 50 et ~ s1S2e ti1aes u
Tss @ B9Ss, . ~ e cf'ss e = .s,;S ssS 8
isi q SlSds 5iss q 4 ~.
sn1arcn 20 ~ III
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1865-04-19
4A Raid on sumter and Candan

"a Raid on Sumter ands Camden
WIEHsBoRo April Il. - a gsntlsmal
just frumg Camden, 81 @. says that Fostsrss
negro troops, on 8 rid fhTao charleston, en-
tered Sumter, {. 81, drivins back eur for
essthsre and burning the place Fosters
Command lis reported at six xstboussnd strong
This occurred on Sunday afternoon last, q. Z:
bout three O'Clock Judging from reports,
Fosteria maki6g bis way to Camden. 8 !.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1865-04-19

sar The London Journals say tnatS
piacards we're posted in large numbers
in London, in flaming letters, annonn-
cling the fall of Gharlesto They wore.
headed Babylon IS Fallen, and MAS fol-
lowed bY The. 18th chapter Of Reyela73
tions. The 9Th and 9Th yerses were
Illuminated, intendeda as . commentary
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1865-04-19
From Montgomery.

e9ApausTA, April H.---Late dates from
Montgomery and Columbus fspres6at those
places as being sssonglg fortified and prspa-
red for defence. Negroes ars hang i'm.
pressed in Montgomery 90 carry cotton to
the outskirts, for the purpose of burning it,
if necessary. s@z -
The boys Of Montgomery. are organized
and armed, and are styled the "Watts Ca
dets." They promise 70 DO good service
The city is subsidipg into its usual quiet.
The people continue 70 move their slaves
and yalnables.s Many abls.bodied menhaye
left in The most disgracefal and cowardly
manner, though many sof the citizens afo
aroused and acting with Dissemination in
The defence Of the city. which, if taken,
will leave the enemy only empty houses.- -
Tn case of an evacuation, every building
containing cotton has been ordered to be
burned. The authorities arealso determiu-
ed. @ - .ssgs -. 9. .ss& :.
There are more officers Gndmen running
from danger la Columbus than anywhere ID
the Gonfedsrscy. The officers collecting
Whseiers cavalry have been ordered tores
move their camps East Of the Ghattahoo.
5chies a. sS, s.,,ls.ss... X ss; 80 ss::s
Gommunication With Mobile remains cut
and, from the movements Of the Yankees
West Of Montgomery, i issupposed they
are still progressing to the rear of Mobile.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1865-04-19

No. Nothing furthsr has been heard
ofthe raiders that recently threatened
Charlotte and this vicinity. At last
accounts they were moving towards
Newton, NJ G.. - :, 8
Fosters negro raid on Sumter came
no farther than that place. ..
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1865-04-19

ITHRouaH Toe ATLAE8s.AH the.
weather continues favorable, the trains,
from Aagusta viii run through 10 At
;lanta by the 20th Of April. -
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.I0TIoE:--I DO EBY FiaRE.
G0ITH GARoLIN a YO ORK DIS-

&OUEHIAHSJI l6---1 SlHdkDIS-
DB JOHN 81. GOOD shas M.
piled 70 me for Letter. Of Adminissrappu Oh saII md
si1qelst tae gpQag aa ssite1s, and efedits Of
These are, therefore, to cite aud admonis ali and sifF,
laisthe kindred u1d credttms az H sd dteeased I'd b
and appear heore H 20 our goWf {ar the
day yof May next TO shew eause f any wiysi iho said
Administration shocld not be granted. - =
Glysn under my hand sand Seal s l5ik day af ApsiI
Id theycar Lord one thousand eaht hundred and
sl5sass aHata s1c sat6 year Of te fhdepehdtrcsof
! y JorfE;A BRowN, o. I'd
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1865-04-19

S.stsSs - : ~ =. sssss at&4s pl&S&34A P8S
-. 8. 8 = 80
Igo into the country and gather up what
lrrovisiors they y can hrd. But IT appears
itas soNpsg = paosas,ons " .aspaa aaS
'noshings moth but starvation was left for m the
linhabi itants until prompt measures were
taken here by the army and nav, TO
seno mem asslssanc..s s,sI a. WI WI - ~. y.
oatsk;1 alone contributed the sum Of
$143 so for the beneft..of the suffer
ers: ), 5. -
1sssns y, a,ssrs 3 sa noetsss ra 9 aeknoul
edse :, with Tna1fS tbanIs: ts y. tln.onpli vouf
paper, the receips,of one hundred and
forty three dollars andffty cents a4s p Iss.
2p roM ,as oassts es,;llis sIl for for the Re.
l;sf af tbs s,iYsrina citizenssof Colum-
bis. GEO. wv. WILLIAMS.
March 4, 1862, M 5:,.,,.. : -. :. .
Mr. Geo. w Hat,iaHs WHOSE nalne
appears attached to the note IS apron
iinenf Union man OF Charleston and we
may be assured that all sums entrusted
to- his care viii be judiciously app,ro-
priated' for the purposes intended: Tae
whole amount subscribed'm the South
Atlantic Squadron exceeds something
over $4,000. The army have also rals-
ed a considerable sum, So that parties
having relatives and friends m Colufa.
bia will receive assurance that they will
not be allowed to .starye as long as Un-
ion sailors and soldiers are IN the vicinA
ity. The fact of the rebel forces rob
bing the inhabitants Of Columbia of all
the provisions that the place contained,
then firing the buildings and leaving the
women and children to take care Of
themselves as best they could is q conf
naentary on the depraved.sand bafbar-
Gus praetices resorted to by the chisal-
ry of the South:
See how clegerly the assertionis made
that the ssrebels themselves DESTROYED
sGolnmbia and robbed It's citizens 10
s,,cb an. . extent that .snotbina sbut stary-
at;on n,.o,,sft for tba ;nbah;tants s MS ,,nti,
- - 80 - =, tha
pfolnps measures 0etesaAen l. ns.e w ),
armyand navy to send tnem assistance, )
What. elevated humanity this, to feed
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sgORdMlssI0NER's NOTzes
NOTICE ET0 TAxRAYERS.

YsAX PAYERS of York District are
IL hereby Nodded that tie TAX DOCKS, adyalosem
Non agicaItura and Soldiers Tax will be closed at
early day, and all deauiers L bs dealt with rs the TnS
viii find myself or Capt w, b. METTS, Assistant Col
fect6r ready tofeceIye yot Taxes every day, Sunays
sxcepfedl untii te 2Q April pfoxjmo. Office houfs FINN
SAM. stos4 p, NJ =. a. sicLEkE, ConectoE
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1865-04-19
qHE sTTUATroN,

The military sitaation seems to be en-
yeloped IN an obscurity we are entirely
unable to penetrate. Runaor puts lees
army at . poiinsin North Carolina, with
in striking distance Of Johnston, while
the latter General is also reported to- be
ON the move somewhere near Hdlsboro.
Theatmosphe loaded withrnmors
of dire calamity having bsfaHen the
army Of General Lee, but 9eare yetto
be convinced Of their reliability. That
army has undoubtedly suffered heavily
in the loss of men and material, for the
terrific struggle of SIX days which end
edin the breaking of our linessby the
immense weight of the enemy columns,
must have cost us heavily, and the enc
my dearly. A retreat thus necessitated
TenM also entail loss upon us, hut Of
thesexact natnre Of that loss, no relia-
bic Information has yet reached ns.-
Rumors concur only 50 far as to FIX the
heaviest portion of The; losses upenthe
corps commanded by General Gordon.
The uncertainty which attends all re-
ports coming Southwark, arises mainly
fross, fho d1afyuction Of Tho railroad and
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1865-04-19

ddm0nlsl0n "a f11p 8e ~ b6nd Qf<
ed their osit Sles iil tie Ii6i1s a( eIiIss :
| a last fsl1iiiss Z s. s. a b6ln M
wipe out tlia d;;se and ID exS65 tli8
Hpnnish shmelt 0f flieir Al l los e: -
Ey authority 0f tie 1fe5i 81 fSss
Gonfe defate gta5es, a S6az zI6n & e6noiiI,ss
|ced tp such desert al a 1liSp q lo51f
ly ahseak as shalI ~ "a yI coj| s.
Emands to which Hey b4lS Dc .Slle
shortest possible ipe, aIRt s b. 9in&
twenty days from tho pub bIics ZE s|ii
order at The heaaq aqparteza % h6 d6partE
|inent 81 which they may be. - - =
Those Who may 1Se rs9ezt6 ~ NJ
.tefruption Of com lnnA Aioetii fsfs
port within tie time epeci6sd 0 th6.
nearest Enrol ling o iieer or D ]ier oeiceR
IoI duty, to be: l6lrWarded as soon ~
prac tieable, and ION. preseTfiI9 81 cefs,
tifcate rom such oficsf shsxSi6e collt
EEphance with this reqsa Ssnaept xe
.ceiEe the pagdp hsfeby oflleEe 81
Those wle: have deserted u 36Sssrs
rice of the eneray, OK Who l9serE
Jed after having been 0ses 4s pd fdt
the. same offence. and thpss VIM shsn
desert, gr absent thsmsely elyeEH h6utasss
Ithqrisy after the pub licztian Of tbs ma
der, sare sexcluded fron6 its heIa y.
Nor does the oGer o psrdulE 2xte6dfg
ether offences than dese Ipa sn& ate
|sence; without ;peruEiaeinlt 8 ~
by she same authpfi1, itisalsn 10
ciared that no general aaafaasSy pillG
gain be grants end tbAss who rsfase
80 accept the paFdon po& oiiefe n
who sshalE hereafter ddst dr sahs6z
ithemsely yes Biith hout lea9e; MIN
such punishment as tbH 3ezfts
pose; and No pllcatien for cleanefcE
wi be entertamafas -, ],
Taking neH resolatipp from she fste.
which our enemies intend fos pA let en-
cry man devote alt is etlsrl lea tos sttte
common defence. .sss S., s y
Our resources, wisely md iigofpus
employed are ample, and With bfaFe
army, sustained ~ q. detersnined md
united people, success, With Gods ass
sistance, cannot be doubtful. -. -. -
The adyantages 81 the enemy wili
have but httleyalue If sWesdo pot peEs.
NIT them to impair our resolu Iset
Us, then, oppose constancy TO kssrsitys
ortitude to sutfezing and c0as "a to
danger, NTH the finn asstsxanee aliat 13e
who gave freedom ID or fatIlers WiiIE
bless tlle Efforts & 4llsis %
preserve lit.
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JEPEbS;S1NQ. 81 ..i4ss -,
Tie. discipline and eficienoy of tia
army hare been gresfly R R
men leaving their proper comm 81 "a
JON others III which zey zl ~ es'
more sgreedb AZ.
This prassice; alna0at aa Sdjafi61aSa
its cofaeaagAceasas as tise crime q sefs
sioa, by the Assicies of Var, exfdES
!the offender to q sinailar VuafiShfnesf,
and subjects the officer reaeis5t In 70
dismissal from the asmg. ~
Ht Is therefore dee @ mo-
aiissions of General T & To- 0 g M M fIis
date, from alnf heal qn a1I5If 5o
such men as have l6fft fh6if pf6pe, S8'l
fllands and joined otE Esfs @iithoa being
regularly tram sl6rr96 They zI xer
Iceive Fhe pardon proniised III ordSr
upon conaplying with With iits e9fIl 1s, or
saffsr the eonssqu encss atkse ID ID xloz
The nanss of slsb m 81
forthyith ia tlI s. Il i 8kl fterss
by the oifoers With whom 11Iey sreserys
Ing, and hpi6sd ate messaIe takeB 10
return them TO tlsei prop solnaands.
soon as practicable an in6peetion
VII be made, and charges WilI be pre-
ferrea INST those FAo eg glekt so ems
'ssse ~ 9 ! d. IE s.s