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Headquarters Military District Of
Charleston.

~ 1ON, ). v. July y, 1865.
GENERAL ORDERS NO. II.
accordance with General Orders No.
i lO2, headquarters Department of the
South. the following SUB Districts are
erected within this Military District:
lst. The First Sub District will conlp,ise
the city of Charleston-the district OF
country. outside Chnrles,on CITY limits.
within f0e miles of the tortlti cations on
Charleston Neck, the Parishes of St. An.
drew's and St 'ohn's Colle,on, Sullivan 3
Island and Fort Sumter. Brevet BRIG.
en-. W. Il. BENNETT is assigned 10 the
commend OF the Sub District. Headouar-
ters at Charleston. The gnrriaon will con.
slst Tor the present, of the 47lh Pa. Vols.
54th Mass. Vols, 165,h n. Y. Voi... 2lst
U. 5 c. L, aud the companies Of the Sd
Il. ]: Artillery now on duty in the district.
20. The Second Sub. District will com.
prise Colleton District and the country
within five miles of Summervills-Col
James c. Bcccher, 25th l.. S. G. r., com
mandlng. Headquarters ut Su,rmer-ille
Garrison to consist Of the 35,l L. S. G. T.
ard one company 1st Ohio Cavalry.
81. The Third Sub District will colnprise
the Districts of Orangeburg aud Barn we'll
-Brevst Brig. Cen A. y. Uartw.u
commanding. Headquarters at Oyan->
burg. Garrison to consist CT the b4,h \.
\. Vols, 55th Mass. Vols. and on. co,nnanv
lst Ohio Cavalry.
18th. >fhe Fourth sub,Dis.rict w;usom
prise the Districts of Richland and Lev,
ington-Col. \. Hauehton, a3,,, Ohio
o'S., commanding. headquarters -. Co.
lumbIa. Garrison to consist of na,h Ohio
'ols. ana one company lst Ohio Cavalry.
oth. The Fifth Sub'District will comprise
the District Of Charleston. excert such
part as Is placed by thi. order in the First.
and Second Suh.Distrct Headquartcrs
at Mount Pleasant. The garrison will be
designated in future order.
9th. The commanders of suh.6istricts :
will, with as little delay as possible, make
such dispos'tloqf their forces rs wil..in
their judgment. 6est enable them to tho,
roughly suppress any disaffection to the
Government. and maintain order within
The limits OF their command. They will
Immediately organize Superior and Circuit
Courts, as directed by General Orders No.
io2' Headquarters Department of the
South, Informing these Headquarters of
the organization of the o6urt, the names
of the Assistant Provost Judges and of the
citizens associated with them. The great.
est care will be taken in selecting loyal
citizens as associates of the Assistant t.
Judges; the persons so appointed must not
only be of undoubted loyalty, but must
possess the conf dence and respect of the
community from which they are selected
BY command Of
Brevet Maj. Gen. JOHN P. HATCH.
LEONARD B. PERRY, Asst Adjt Gen.
Otficia': +. HAMS JEwETr, lst Lieut. 55lh
Mass. Vols. A. A. A. G. July 81 .
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Headqrs Department of the South,

HILTON HEAD. S. c., July 10, 1866.
GEAERdL ORDERS NO. III.
vi Is following crc ,lar, issued from the
- "Bureau of Refugees, Freedmen aud
abandoned LnndS." and approved hv the
Ho". Secretary Of War; is published for
the information of this command. It's
requirements will bc strictly confirmed to-:
WAR DEPARTMENT,
BUREAU OF REFUGEES. FEEEDMES AND
AEASp"@ED LAMBS ,,
ashiugton June Is, 1863.
Ci1cu{nr No. 7.
l.: ncco:dance with section 2 OF TIE Act
OF Congress establishing this bureau which
provides Tor the issue of provisions. cloth
ing and fuel for the Immediate and tenn
ro,ary shelter and supply of destitute and
suffering refugees and reedmen, the Assist
ant commissioners of this Bureau will at
once make careful estim les Of the amounts
OF provisions, clothing, &c, rs NAV le
needed for The present quarter for the sup
ply of such class of persons as may I've
within their respective departments, and
they VIII hereafter. quarterly. make like
estimates. oil estimates must be approved
by the Commissioner of the Bureau pl ior
to issue.
Nations, fuel. transportation and quar-
sers have been heretofore furnished to
teachers of refugees and freedmen, and TO
other persons voluntarily laboring fl the
benefit Of such persons, by certain com
nnnders of departments, posts. &c, while
others have refused to furnish the same.
Therefore. IN order that there may be uni
iornity CT action and clear understand
lnS IN '!.ls matter, the following rules will
be adopted; and will take effect aud be in
force on and after july l, 1865. to wit:
ha'ions Will not be gratut,nsly issued
to teachers Of refugees or freedmen, or to
other Persons voluntarily laboring for the
oeneht OF such persons. but such teachers
as are authorized by tie Assistant Com.
mlsst"ncrs of this Bureau, while actually
on duty IN their fields of labor, mav.rur.
chase ratlons of the Government under
precisely the same rules. which amply to
such purchases when made bv commission
ed officers Of the army.
Free transportation will be granted to
such teachers on Government transports
and n'llltary railroads only.
Public buildings. or buildings that nav
have been seized from disloval owners, NOS
required for military purposes may be
used for occupation for schools, teachers.
soldiers wives and refugees.
O. 0. HOWARD, Maj. Gen.
Com'r Bureau of Refugees. Freedmen, Gc.
Approved: f. NJ. STANTON.
Secretary of War.
BY command Of
Maj. Gen. @. a. GILMORE.
W. L. 81. BURGER, ASS t Adi't Gen.
July 2l 8
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Headq'rs Department of the South

HILTON HEAD. S. c., .JuxE 90, 1866.
GENERAL ORDERS NO. lu5.
compliance with instructions received
4 from the War Department, all District,
Commanders will cause an immediate
investigation to be made within their
commands as to the expiration of service
OF all men on detached du,y, in confne-
'ment' or otherwise separated from their
regiments or companies. All such men
whc are found entitled to discharge will
oe Immediately forwarded to the Provost
Marshal General of the Department, who
will send them to the Chief Musterin i,
Officer of tlpir respective States for mus.
ter-out, or to be otherwise disposed of as
required By existing orders. By com,na.,!
OF Mai Gen. @. A. GILMORE.
W: l.. M. Burger, Asst Adj't Gen.
Official: j. D. HoDGEs, Capt. 35th u. S.
Z. t., Act. Asst Adj't Gen. July 20 3
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Building Lot for Lease Of Fire Years.
By Jacob Levin. Auctioneer

ON MONDAY next, 24th inst, will offer
Mt public auction, On q lease of five
wears
The VACANT LOT on Assembly street,
adjoining Aessrs. Zealy. Scott & Bruins,
belonging to the Hebrew Benevolent So
ciety of Columbia. The said lot measures
40 feet on front and running back East
wardly los feet
CoSDITloHs-Bon1, with two approved
securities, payable in quarterly install
m~n;s. July is
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Funeral Invitation.

Inc friends and acquaintances of Mr..
an" MRS John Ashurst are invited to
attend the funeral services of their infant
daughter, IDA LEE, THIS MORNING. at
CLOCK from their residence, in Barn.
wen street, between Taylor and Plain
streets
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Some idea may be formed of Mr.. Bar
NUNS profits from the Museum establish
ment. when it is stated that during the
eleven months e's1ing on May 81. the gross
receipts taken at the door, amounted to
$2so,s5l! Divided into quarters. this will
give about twelve hundred and fifty thou.
sand visitors for eleven mon tbs!
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Farmers and Ex. Bank Charleston

\ NETTING of the Directors Of this
~ Bank viii! be held at the office of the
President. No. 81 Broad street, (up stairs, J
on THURSDAY. July 81, proSimo.
A full meeting is earnestly requested, as
business OF much importance will be
brought before them.
WILLIAM WHALEY.
President Farmers aud Exchange Bank.
Charleston. s. c., July II, 1865.
July Is IS
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COLUMBIA.
Friday Morning, July 81, 1865.

The New York World estimates the
total exceptions to the Presidents amnesty
proclamation at from 100000 to ESQ, 900
men, divided as follows: Persons above
the rank of colonel, 400; raiders from
Canada, 1000; privateersmen, $500; vo-
lunteer rebels worth above SO 600, CO.,
600; foreign agents of rebel government,
200; rebel naval officers, 100; disoyal
jurists, 80; seeding Congressman. l4s;
old army officers, la6; persons who NAL
treated prisoners, 800; governors of rebel
States, le; Northern men in rebel employ,
400; soldiers in rebel army from border
States not seeded, $4,000; in Northern
prisons at the current time, $4,000; those
who have taken the oath and broken it.
10000.
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The last novelty in fashionable hon cts
is thss described by Partisan writer:
Madame de Us bonnet consisted of
two ounces of gold beaten into band.
and four square inches of black lace, the
whole to conclude with gold button.
which fastened one end of the lace over
the other"
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Improve your Gardens:

THE subscriber offers his eervices to tn.
Il citizens of Columbia to improve md
oesutify their gardens and grounds. HIS
no objection to take charge Of place "a
tie country Applyto h. WINTER. next
door to Hook and Ladder Hnuse
. july -
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The Zouaves ard the Late Disturb.
anCeS.

We regret to learn that the l65th Regi
ment New York Volunteers, (Duryea's
Louaves,) since the part taken by them in
the late disturbances, and their subsequent
removal to Morris Island, have exhip.ted
very unbecoming, if not matinous, spirit
Of insubordinaton.
The unsoldierly and inexcusablc con-
duet on the part of veterans, more parti-
culariy called forth peremptory order
from Gen. Gilmore, who, a veteran soldier
himself, cNacts the strctest discipline of
his command, taking away the colors Of
the Zouavps
In accordance with this order, Generals
Hatch and Bennett, accompanied bv their
respective stafis, proceeded last week to
Morris Island for the purpose indicated.
The order of Gen. Gilmore was read to
the Colonel in command of the Zouavcs.
aud the oolors demanded. The Colonel
refused 10 obey the order to deliver up his
colors. He was thereupon paced in close
arrest, the order made known to the
secopd officer in command, and s;mila
demand made upon him for the colors.
This officer at first also gave a fiat re-
tusal. 10 this Gen. Hatch, explained to
lllm the consequences of his refusal, and
defined the difference between d;sobedi
ence Of orders, of which his superior
officer, the Colonel, had been guilty, and
mu'iny. with which he, as the subordinate,
would be charged.
The officer, after this explanation, pro
missed to deliver the colo,s. The guard
was formed. and marched to the boat, but
upon reaching it were found to be in pos
session of the stats and rubber, but no
colorS. The ruse did not succeed. On its
discovery, Gen. Bennett was ordered by
Gen. Hatch to take detachment of the
18th Pennsylvania Regiment and disarm
The white Za""vc L, gimen: The rcgi
ment was marched into Fort Wagner. the
guns having been previously loaded with
grape anc canister, and trained on the
parade ground. The parapet was manned
by the 18th Pennsylvania Regiment and
detachment of the Sd Rhode Island Artil
lcry. Their orders were r the case of any
resistance to fire en- the mutinous troops
The Zouaves. seeing all farther o7posi-
ton useless, quietly stacked their arms and
marched out of the fort. The officers aud
men We're marched. under guard on board
a steamer which conveyed them to Fort
sumter, there to. exp late, under broil-
ing sun, the crime of resistance to consti
tuted authority. Charleston Courier, 18Th.
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& Four-horse Covered WAGON

n@@ WILL leave Columbia for
tGAsS tSG.sA:sssssSSsssssHz Camden. OH SATURDAY
AZ! EkNOON. For freight OF passage,
apply tqJ. G.. GlBBEES or to me-
July 90 q A. MIDDLETON.
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A letter says that true loyalty is scarce
IN Galveston, even now, while soldiers
patrol the streets and powerful nedts are
anchored of the city. The narrow
minded and impoverished people cling to
the idea of State independence. They
want to fly the lone star flag once more,
and to subdivide the country into four
States and become recognized power in
the world
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MARRIED.

:, On the 9Th; inst. at Live Oak. by the
Nev: w. II. Hanckel, HOBART D. HA-
N, N nAhaN to Miss LAURA K. daughter of
S sne 'ate ex Governor James II. Adams, Of
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Bv Jacob Levin.

TOMORROW MORNING, ED instant, at
10 o'clock, will sell, at my store, corner
OF Assembly aud Plain streets.
S:uadry articles OF FURNITURE, amonc
which are:
~, e!ee"nt Velvet Carpet--new.
Mahogany Piano, T octav We, in perfect
order.
A variety of School and Miscellaneous
Books, English ard Latin. To be sold
without reserve. owner leaving Columbia.
Unlimit' q articles received till hour Of
sale. July 2l 2
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We have been favored by the Southern
Express Company with late papers from
all points Of the compassionate, South,
East aud "est-Char!eston, Augusta, At.
lanta, New Orleans. Cincinnati and New
York. We are also indebted to NJ. Scott
and Rev. F. A. Mood for copies of the
Charleston Courier, of the 1sth-cxtracts
from which will be found in our paper.
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JOHN As-.. E.Ax,
Architect and Civil Engineer.
professional BUSINESS attended
1 10 in North and South Carolina.
Office ut Mrs. H. Lyons Garden. Colun,-
bia, S. c. ,J,i,;- 20
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Mule Estrav or Stolen

4 LARGE SORREL ROAM NABE
L "A Mu 49, o'ind in right eye; white
name and taii-cl"sely trimmed; over 10
years old. A reward of $40 will be given
for her recovery. For particulars INQUIRE
OF DURBEC e. WALTER.
j"!y .! . ~
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Brass and Copper Wanted.
1T SOLOMON d co. still continue to
LIZ purchase BRASS and COPPER.
The highest market price will be paid.
H. SOLOMON d CO..
:, Wet side Of Assembly street,
Jn]y 6 lmo Below pla:D
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Maj. Gen. Carl Schqa yet Brig.
Gen. Hartwell and Brevet rig. Gen.
Chipman arrived in thissc;S YESTERDAY.
and will remain. dS NJ. Gen.
Schurz is here on an inspecting tour, to
learn the state of the country.
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AUCTION SALES
TdrHtv Sale.
By Durbec g. W alter.

by. DtT5ec d W alter.
IalS DAY, July 81, We ~al sell. ri o.-
otHce, ct - o'c'ock, the t"'lovirg ar,i-
clps:
l Press, Cupboard, Washssaa3, Card
and other Tables Chairs, What net, Lock
ing Glass, Tubs, Stoves ar,l Piping, Pots.
Jugs, Ovene. Pans. Sad. Irons, Clothing
Shoee. Screws, Tacl:s, Books, Bedsteads,
Lamps. Harness, 8 Wagons. July 2.
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Young o"d ~eH broke MuleS.
BY Durnec e alter,

THIS DAY, July 81, we will cell, at ou.
Office, = - o'clock.
2 fine, young and gentle MULES, in
splendid order. W"l draw il single or
double harness..
N. B.-They can be treated for at p,,.
vate sale previous to The auction
july 81
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Starvation at Gibralter

Cur readers are already aware Of the
existence Of the cholera nj Gibraltar.
aud the extern, 10 which its ravages
haze gone, ba, few are acquainted with
the distress which has resulted indirect
Iy from it. On the latter point writer
in the London Times says: The Span.
ish authorities have established cor
don across the slip or semi-deser, which,
separates Gibraltar from The INTERIOR
No one is allowed TO pass either from
or TO the rock. No, only so bu, for the
same reason-the prevalence Of the
cholera-no ships from Gibraltar are
allowed to enter any Spanish port
Thus. on all hands. the rock people
are GU. off from their kind. The in.
habi,ants Of Gibraltar mainly depend
upon their trade with Algesiras ant
other ports. And now tina, this is stop
ped, and all means of communication
cut oil, they are to the number of two
thousand almos; literally starving. Thi!
is very shocking revelation. No one
can realize, but every one can form
some conception of the horrors of suci
= situation-imprisonment on rock,
with disease and wan! TO do their very
worst.
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District Court

Resumed lis session 10 this County
on Tuesday. and Judge Gilchrist has
7 been dispaiching business as rapidly as
:. possihle We were pleased to see a re-
form aeiiated in reference to actions on
io,ieiled recognizances. We trust the
effort TO save expense by the new. order
Of proceedings proposed will succeed
snd The expensive and circui;ous pro-
ceedings which have heretofore lumber
ed up'actions ill such cases be abolished
If Ibis cannot be reached in any oihe
way, we hrpe the necessary Legislation
will take place. TO put the practice o
the Courts en- she sight basis Th'
Judge and bar all lean to the side Q
the reform. and an effort will be mad
to carry on. the better practice in ,hi
class Of cases.
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On Sunday evening. about 9 O'Clock.
a man named Purcell. from Emporia.
was robbed by two men in soldiers
e,olliing. while encamped a, Five-Mile
Creek. on the Kansas CITY road. The
fellows pretended TO be detectives, and
took his moDey-S930-on the pretanse
that it was counterfeit: telling him TO
call at the Mayors Office next morning.
when the money would be returned to
him II il vas genuine. Robberies OF
this kind are becoming fearfuliy fire.
queat.
One day last week another man was
robbed in the Government Lane of a
sum of money and FIVE reviewers. He
was set upon suddenly BY two men in
soldiers clothes, and relieved of every.
thing he hal before he could use his
weapons.
A soldier belonging 10 .he "a U. S
Infantry was found on the road from the
city TO The For;, on Monday morning
lyiag insensik.e. On examination il
was found that he had been sho, in he
lead. the ball passing clear through
He was taken, 10 the hospital al ID,
Fort. and died during the day.
Mr.. Kirkendall. Of This city. was rob
bed a Few DAYS $50. o. $3.50 rear thu
Ma mas du Gygne-. south of Paola.--
The job was neatly done by couple o
riee tcung men, Win Stepped from the
brush and ordered him 10 hall. The,
afterwards returned 10 him $40. 10 pa,
his expenses homewards. We u,ider
stand The yonng gentlemen were after
wards arrested a.sOiaihe and are nov
in Jail
Two colcred men. engaged in haul
ing wood for Mr.. Gi>t, of this city
I from Missouri, were fired On by apart,
of men on the other siiie Of the river, 2
day or two ago. and one Of them dan
geIouslr wounded The attacking par
iv then drove off the team.- Baiietsn
18Th.
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LF The Carson Brothers have es-
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Dark the day that came upon u.s.
When oar dreams ard bopes were dead.
And oar darling little Willie
To the spirit Land had eyed:
And with breakisg hearts We bore him.
To his lonely, siler, bed.
But the morning dsnned upon Us,
pesce had soothei our sorrow wild;
For the yearly gates were opened,
Weteheld our soyely child,
And amidst csiestssi spriis,
Z There our little angel smiled.
Though the days seem dark and dreary,
.i53 We wili !ooa beyond the tomb,
Where immortal flowers are waving
In one sweet. peTpct uai loom.
And cur Willie there is waiting.
Il LoviueIy tegreet u home. 20
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Thanksgiving Proclanation


Proclamation BY the President of,he
United States Of America.
WHEREAS. l, has pleased Almighty
God. during she past year. which Is
nov coming 10 an end. TO relieve ou'
beloved country from the fearful scourgs
Of civil war. and to permit US 10 secure
Che blessing Of peace. amity and bar
q mony. with a great enlargement OF civil
liberty; and
: WHEKEAs, Our Heavenly Father has
also during the year graciously averled
from US the calsa,ities of foreign var.
pes,ilence and famine, white our grain
cries are full Of the fruits of an abundant
season: -
s, Now. rHEREroRE. I. Andrew Johnson.
President o. the United States. do here
BY recommend 10 the people thereof
thst they do sss apart End observe the
6rst Saturday Of December ss day Of
Nssienal Thanksgiving TO the Cses'or
Of the Universe for these deliverances
s and blessings; and l do further recon-
mend that on that occasion the whole
people make confession Of our National
sies sgainst His Infinite goodness. and
With one heart and one mind imp'ore
the divine guidance in the way OF Ma
tionsi virtue and holinefs.
sac In testimony whereof have here.
unto set my hand and caused the seal
of the United States 10 be affixed.
Done At the city Of Washington this
9ssh day Of October. in tie gear Of our
Lord. 1865, and Of The independence Of
s The United States the pinetieth.
'sae es<9. ANDREW JOHNSON,
BY ihe President:
s., Wy. H. SEWARD, Sec. Of State.
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1t is officially stated from rolls in
possession of the government that Gen.
Lees army. a; the surrender. number.
ed go. 0O3; Johnston 81 600.