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would have acquired power. Except in n single
instance, can recall no case where one of these
Executives has shown n serious degree of unwis-
dom, or lack OF patriotism, and that wo shall pro-
baby soon hear further from. It is cheering that
this Is the case, and that the Provisional Cover
nors can be credited with having helped the WORK
which it Is their and our duty now 10 push forward
until peace and industry arc as Widespread over
the whole South as their oppostes lave bc"n."
--A--~.e
In ANOTHER CoLuMH will be found, copied from
the Memphis, Tenn, Daily Commercial, propo-
sition for holding convention of delegates from
the Southern States, to declare the sentiments of
their constituents, and their own, upon their late
and present relations to the General Government
their opinions and determination respecting their
duties rs cizens and their fixed resolution to give
II faithful support to the Constitution and the
National Administration.
This course is urged rs necessary to disabuse
the public mind of tho erroneous impressions
made upon it respecting the disposition of the
South, by gross misrepresentation, exagscration,
and all those means of deception resorted to by
vicious correspondents to mslcad tho convictions
of the Northern people. This convention to de-
clare, i'll unmstakable terms, its appreciation of
the honorable obligations Of the South it's deter
mination to fulfill them, and thus put at rest tho
thousand calumnics propagatcd for mischicvous
purposes. the chief end of which is to delay that
perfect restoration which it is all important to
have. Certain presses and certain parties at the
North find their interest in keeping alive tho
sectional jealousy and animosity which resulted i1i
tho late dreadful contest, and are willing to see
tho country torn by agitaton-its institutions vio-
lated-thc republican principles of it's government
tramplcd upon-the national burdens of taxation
augmented to the last point of endurancc-to ac-
complish their selfish wishes and partizan Objects
But an undcniablc proclamation, and positive en-
forcement, of tho sincere sentiments of the citi-
zcns of tho South and North, would defeat the
narrow designs of radical agitators, and restore
the land to peace, prosperity and truly republi-
can administration of the Government, according
to the Constitution and tho laws, in each of the
States which constitutes this great nation We
hope the suggestion of our Memphis cotemporary
will receive favorable and prompt response.
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STEPHENS ARD REAGAN AT FonT WAnREN.-TTih
Boston Irdueler Of late date saYa:

There are now but five prisoners at Fort War
rem Vico-President Stephens for the last ten days
permitted to walk wherever he plenses in the fort
between reyeille and retreat, and eyon ascend the
ramparts. Ho is always unguarded, and seems to
appreciate his relief from his dungeon.
Another prisoner is Mr.. Reagan, tho latc Con-
federate Postmaster General. third is Charles
Cheshire formerly one OF the Supervisors of Brook
perpetrated in fhe recruiting department. his sem
tence being six months imprisonment and fine Of
twenty thousand dollars. -
His cell is so situated that he oan see from his
window tho whole interior OF tho fort, and ho was
recognized by acquaintance OF the Seventy. first.
A fourth prisoner Is British captain, blockade
runner; and a fifth party who refused to take the
oath Of allegiance: Reagan is allowed to take an
honr'a Yak each day, attended by guard. II -
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San Domingo.
PROPOSAL TO cEDE THE ISLAND TO ENGLAND
-. lErnni ks Ildris P.1k,-ik nf 4.LnuxLal

serious event has occurred at San Domingo
After the signing of the treaty between the pro
yisional government and the general commanding
the Spanish forces, the House Of Representatives
was convened, and at the second days session Mr.
George Henneken, the Vice-President Of the pro-
ytsionai government, an Englishman by birth, al
motion proposing to transfer the island to Eng
land The proposal was taken into consideration
and committee OF three members appointed to
we believe that the English government has had
nothing to do with tho project, and that England
never dreamed Of taking possession OF the Domin-
cannot refrain from remerkng that Mr.. Hood,
formerly her Britannia Majestys Consul Generai
at San Domingo, where he made himself public by
beon reappointed to his old position
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AS an evidence of the eXtreno kindnces to us
of tho good people Of this community, we men
ton that, at an early hour Yesterday we had not
Il copy Of that days issue Lett in our Office.
From the commencement of the publication of
the "NEws" (wo weeks ago., the patronage OF
the people, both subscribers and advertisers,
has been steadily and largely increasing Con-
gratulations and Communications reach us from
many quarters, not only on tho matter which
fills our sheet but OH the neat appearance it
presents. We are aware that in touching upon
this subject wo lay ourselves opon to charges of
conceit and affectation; but we do not think VIC
show either, when wcHmorely exhibit success
to those whose kindness have promoted our pros
perity. But few days ago, OH the arrival of q
steamer, we postponed the insertion of over n
column Of advertisements, so as to publish i'm
rncdiatcly all the news of Importance; and it
shall always be an object with us to make our
sheet a mercantile paper that may be strictly
depended on, while the general reader shall have
no cause to complain Of its being unintcrcstng.
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hADIcAL Northern papers assail the Presidents
appointments OF Provisional Governors, and thus
undertake tosiestroy conf dence In kamiaistra-
4ion; but the more honest and candid Republican
Journals speak in quito a different tone Tho
Philadelphia North american says .:it is pleasing
10 find that so many good appointments have boon
made for this responsible position when the
chances wore many 10 ono that tho wrong men
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ssio7 appointed either by tho President or socrc
tarJ OF tho Treasury, to examine claims in the
question and to make restoration of tho proceeds
OF 80 nuci: Of this cotton rs may bolonS to Ioya!
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The Trial OF Davis,

There has been so much nonsense published
lately concerning DAVIS and his trial. that we have
no doubt tho public has had quite enough of ssre-
liable" information on the subject The following,
however, seems to possess some interest, and is
taken from the N. Y. Post, OF the 18TH
wcll-informcd correspondent at Washington
writes us TINT Jefferson Davis will be tried before
q civil court and probably at Richmond, before
the!Unitcd States Circuit Court there -
We have reason to believe, further, that the
trial OF Davis will not be begun until that of Wertz
il concluded: The friends and counsel of Wertz
hope, 1t is said, to clear him, by proving that hc
was acting under the authority and orders of Davis
and the rebel Secretary of War. If they can pro
duco satisfactory proofs of this, OF course that
tho trial Of Davis.
This and other circumstances are likely to post-
pone the trial OF Davis for some months, It ia
probable that tho rebel archives, captured after
the surrender of Johnston, and now under Dr.
Liober's charge ut Washington, will be thoroughly
examined for documentary evidence before the
trial Isl begun OF course If Davis is tried in Rich
mond, n new Indictment will have to be drawn and
tonnA by the Grand jury of that district At pres
ent he has been indicted only in the District of
Colpmbia The new indictment will probnblv
arratgn him on other counts than ieyying war: L
will perhaps contain count charging him with tho
slow and deliberate!murder OF prisoners; of war.
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e.aTAE EDITOR Of the Boston Post ought to be tried
by military commission. Not content with the
philosophy of GREELEY, he has to go all tho way
back to old Esop for an illustration concerning
Epogr Sambo. Tho idea of such IN editor living in
Boston !t.srg- -ir.'a.5i. fs"'...@+ e .
Esop, who has q fable illustrative Of every phase
OF life, has left us one appropriate to the effort
now on loot to erect every negro into voter, and
"a certain man having bought Blackamoor Was
80 simple as to think that the color Of his akin was
only dirt and filth, which he had contracted for
fanlt he imagined might eaBily be removed. So he
ordered the poor black to be put into O. tub. and
was at considerable charge in providing ashes,
To work they went, rubbing and securing his akin
AL over, but to no manner OF purpose, for when
they had repeated thor washings several times,
that, the Wretched BlacIsmoor, caught cold and
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ELECTION NOTICE.
TN CONFORMITY WITH THE pRocI,A,

TN CONFORMITY WITH THE PROCLAMATION Of,
Governor of the State of South Carolina dated the 9ot
day OF July i'll the year Of our Lord eighteen hundred
made known that the MANAGERS Of Election through
out the State Of south Carolina will hold Election
the FIRST M0ND IN tnsiE sEPTEBE
NENT according to the laws of South Carolina in
rce before the secession of the State that each
Election District in the State shall elect aa many Mem
bers Of the Convention the said District Members
OF the House OF basis Of rcDresen-
taon being population and taxation Under the above
the polls will be opened the said first
NJ and p NJ after which the votes win be counted.
and the election declared for the election of twenty Dele
gates to said Convention at tho following places to
wit: Ward No. lat the City Hall; Ward No. 2-at the
9gne 'fs Hoase An
aon.street; Ward No 4-Frat Poll. Hope Fire Engine
gne House. of George and Cole ge-streets Ward
No; Eagle Engine House, Meetingst Ward No.
No. 7-Rngino House. Columbus.street; Ward No. g.
Marion Engine House. Cannon street
in more than election district and the Managers
l WI adster every person or persons offering to vote
the may bc that have not at this election for
members of the Convention voted this or any other
In addition to this oath tho must SHOW that he has
taken tho Amnesty Oath as prescribed by President
SnU,l such person offering to vote come within any of
tho exceptions in tho Rad amnesty Proclamation, he
must previously have received special pardon before
The Act altering the 18th section of the Constitution OF
free white of the age years paupers and non
commissioned officers and prvaes of the army of the
and having resided heron two years previous to the
day of election and who has freehold Of y acres of
land or town lot of which he has been legally seized
and possessed at least six months before elections
or not having any such freehold or town lot hath been
give his vote before the election six months shn have
right to vote in the Election District in which he holds
such property residence" The two years residence
required by the Constitution In voter are the two
years immediately previous to tho election and the six
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-'... Managers. I'D; ,.r
WARD NO. 1-cIrY HALL, :, -,
CHARLES LOVE G. WILLIMAN.
.'. H. w. SCHROEDER. '' i. 4"
. WARD. 2-coURr HOUSE. - e.'
j. LEGARE YATES. W. MIKELL.
..s T.. A. WHITNEY. ~s-~1
WARD NO. g. FIRST roLL-MARKET. ,'-,~
A. J. BURKE. JOHN d. MILLER
THOMAS P. ONEILL. '-',''. ~.
WARD NO 8, SECOND PoLI1-PALAErTo EtoISE HorJsy ~
JAMES GILLILAND. . Up. p. LOCKE -,... g..
...,.. G. T. ROGERS. ,.. -
WARD NO. 4, FIRST PoLl-HopE ENGINE HougE.
T. ALLASON. H. NJ BRUINS ..
ROBERT T. BROWN "
WARD no. 4, SECOND PoLL-ENaINE HOUSE, coRNRR
aEoRGR AND coLLRoE-srREErs '-',~
JAMES l.. PATTERSON. l.. " MARTIN. , I'd.
j. LAMB BUST. .,.
WARD NO. 5-EAaLE ENGINE HOUSE.
JOHN MOFFETT. PETER GUERRY. 80
r. g. X. CHRIETZBERG. ."
WARD NO. 8-wAsHINaToN ENGINE HoUBE. % j..
G. 8. HACKER. J. LADsON WEBB. g o.
III. T. BARTLETT. ...
WARD no. T-ENdINB HOUSE., ooLUlaBUs-srREEr.
Z. c. THARIN. JOHN sYhdAIRs -
ROBERT -TEASDALR. IiI.. ..- 3
WARD NO. 8-MAnIos ENGINE HcusR.
J. r. ANDERSON. ". P. RUSSELL.
JOHN BURNS.
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Dng j. tii'1!at ..ip,tGtIym !..ral.j - '-~ir. -
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DAILY NEWS.
CHARLESTON.
or Ourselves.

SATURDAY MORNING, AUGUST &c, 1865
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SoutEacrne-s Ia nioSico.
Cll..lS-ia

LETTER fnoA AN Ex-REBEI. OFFICER.
The st. Louis ii7'.tt:;co': publishes the fo.-
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professional.
CINCINNATI VENEREAL HOSPITAL
Established in the Year 1850,

Established in the Year 1850,
FOR THE CURE OF PRIVATE DISEASE
And under the control OF two Of the most Eminen
~ a4 Physicians in the World woT
TAR. z, BoNAPARTE, from London and Par
~ Hospitals, and for the past ten ears Of the Gin
clnnati venereal Hosplta and Or. Il. b. REYKOLDs
late of New York TINS Is the only Office in the city
where u permanent cure Of Private Diseases can be
obtained, without the use OF mercury change o
diet. Gonofrhoea cured In six TO forty-two hours
in three TO ten days; Stro cured IN
one to three weeks; Nocturnal Emissions stopped in
two to SIX days. Seminal Weakness cured in two to
eight weeks syphilis in its primary steges cured in
three days Secondary symptoms in one to three
weeks; Skin Diseases cured IN one to three weeks
impotency viger restored in one to four weel s. Al
diseases OF private nature treated with paralleed
success, male or female. sf b.
DR.. Bonapartes great work on private diseesnes
the Private Guide TO Health IL bene clal to ALI male
and female old and young, should read this work II
will enhghten those who grope in darkness. Price
Dr. Bonsparte's French Patent Male Safe Ii is
perfectly sale, and never fails 10 give satisfaction.
the only safe and sure preventive against disaeee
one, 81 per half dozen, 81 per dozen, sent by nai
pN-Maoame LOzlER's FemAe Monthly Pills is q
sale and reliable remedy for spppressions and all ie
pregnaey, as they will pr duct miscarriage. Price 81
per box-exra fine s5-seni to any a, ores ty mail
Drs. b. a are the men TO consult; hey are UNI
queshonably acknowledged 10 be the champions and
kings Of vinerea diseases, and the only Loctors who
receive monthly reports from he o.d world; they
have been accustomed from early age OF youth 10
witness the various diseases which affiict mankind
and 70 watch the me progress threneh long career o
humble abode of poverty to the mansion Of the
wealthy, and having ascertained beyond doubt the
vast suffering Of humanity, they deteimnet 10 select
the gei eratve system their particular study and
to deyote their whole attention 10 the sllevlaton
the diseases ofthese important iunetens No letter
will be answered unless they contain a remittance o
Drs BoNAPARTE a REYNOLDS,
No. 1872 Sycamore street, between Flfth and Sixth
east side, Cincinnati, ohio.
Office hours from A. M. to 2 p. NJ. ielT
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ars#E7onGg
IrE r-lhv. -. 90
.t5aNir D. 1.rW ftg n5e Fn!salr

Having ons of Tho most eomPlets Printing cstAb
hshments in Southern Ohio, our facilities for doingal
kinds Of Work, Book, Plain or Ornamental, are frs
class. We have ons Of the fastest Presses, and have
all the modern styles of Type, and we employ the
hest workmen.
Wehave three Power Presses connected with ou
Job Department, and are prepared to execute work
with neatneBs and dispatch.
isrordsrsfrom abroad VIII receive pronp, alton
hon. Address r. WpaE e3i5uIs loilA 9H
si EMPIRE COMPANY, Dayton, Ohio.
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o YES! o YES!

VINHE undersigned Is duly licensed Auct oneer
i ioT Montgomery county, and will cry sales,
ohen as his services, may be In demand.
Persons who have not taken out license, will be at
tended TO, II they violate the law. M -Ll. a.
n B.-Residehce eh miles south east ofMIAMIs.
BURG, Orders left with JOHN KIBER,jr., or ADAM
CLAY Miamisbura on Main street. will be attended
Col, GEORGE KIsER
Sa-W1woy '
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BE SAFE FROM THE PASes OF WANT

Mould ,hasa chtdrea have a comfortable home, and
ne means Of educatoni Would this wife be indepsn-
Sent OF the cold charities Of the woridi Would TINS
astate M M debsf Would there be no sacrifice oi
properly by forced sales OF an administrator 20 meet
demands ofcreditors-sales made when the marKei
~ do,Snward and fair prices cannot be realiEedr
How ew can answer these question to their satlsiac-
toni They fear to ask them, and cherish the 9ehs
ish and cowardly. The brave map t-,.. 81.
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1NHE Htns grants policies FOR LIFE, for a term
Il OF years, Endowment policies and childIsn's I'm.
oowment. Also, Non Forteiting Policies, on which no
payment Ia required after ten years.
Five thousand dollars paid two losses in this city
within the last six months.
Among all the contriysnces OF men to protect the
family circle from want, be found more sim.
pie IN ITS character noble in its features certain in
lts results, than Life Insurance. Its the prop which
the dying husband caves to -.
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Young men juDt starting IN business, whose ehiai
capital is their energy and should insure their
Ives 70 the amount OF half their liabilities Such a.
tors would Justly increase their confidence in hsn
II wod show thatthcy did not wish TO leave ter hast
friends exposed 10 any and ihe
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That he may grappe with IJi the wise man, that be
may study its nature and palae Its threatening. The
means oil pl'aon are at hand Of easy access to all
I
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SUPPORT THE WIFE OF HIS BOSOM

Itis the unseen hand Of tho provdent reaching
forth from the grave, and still nourishng hs offspring,
and keeping together the family. BY 1t, the faithful
1885
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EMPIRE OFFICE.

Since my having bought the interest Of this estab.
lishment from my partner Mr., Louis Rosin, who
now is joining our Clothing House in Cincinnati,
will principally manufacture Clothing for my house
certainly enable TO please in the latest fashions
and prices which must and will SUIT the closest buyers
am now constantly receiving the most Fashionable
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A PHYSIOLOGICAL VIEW OF

A PHYSIOLOGICAL VIEW OF MARRIAGE-cON.
N tanning nearly pages and I5J hnc plates aud
cravings of the Anatomy the human in state
Of health and disease with treatise 90 early error its de-
plorsbe upon the mind and body with the
authors plan Oh only rational and successful
mode Of cure BY the report 81 cases tested
marriage Who would their physical condition. Sent
free Of postage any address on receipt Of z IN stamps
A6any NJ x,
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NEw PUBLICATIONS.

A MOST USEFUL wORK.-THE ILLUSTRATED
n HYDROPATHfC FAMILY PHYSICIAN contains the
Nature Causes and Treatment Of Diseases Accidents Ac
every kind; Powers Epidemics Bowel Complaints Preg
nancy and Ohd Birth Nervous Diseases Digestive Org.ns
Shin Lungs Heart Ear, Eye, &c including Rheunat.m
Neuragia scrofus Cancer, Rupture Hernia and other
Diseases with directions for Home Treatment one large
prepaid By post, BY FOWLER wEELs, $50 Broadway,
New York
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ssons are respectfully invited 70 attend without fur
tner NOTICE.
WnIIlra-On Monday, Juv II, AFTER one weeks
Aness, Of fvphoid fever WNfHaoe DwsaaI second son
q Samuel r. WnlismA and grandson OF the ATE Rev
The relatives and friends q the family are respectfully
invited 10 attend the funeral from the Madison square
church REV. d.. Adamsh this "wednesday morning, q
nine O'clock
Boston and Hartford papers please copy.
WoLY-On Tuesday, July ls, after short and severe
Illness ANNE the beloved wife Of VIM. Wolf native Of
county Louth, Ireland.
The friends Of the family respectfully invited to
attend the funeral this "wednesday afternoon, at
o'clock from her late residence, No. o. avenue b.
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AFFICE OF THE HUMBOLDT FIRE INSURANCE
" Company, l40 Broadway, New York, July H. 1865
Tho Board Of Directors have this declared annual
demand. A. WILEY, Jr., Secretary.
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NROTON AQUEDUCT OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES TO
~ street pavement, Sealed proposal endorsed with
until n O'Clock A. NJ Of Thursday, July "a 1865 for
rsparng and keeping repair during The period
ing August and ending December 81 1895 all paved
Streets and horoughfsres In the city OF New
York. excepting much OF Broadway Ia paved with
The Russ Bids must be In the form prescribed
b. this Board Blanks for this purpose and specifications
forms Of the will be furnished
this ONCE. THOMAS srEPiIENsll Croton
ROBT. l.. DARRA0H, tAgueduct
A. w. CRAVEN. } Board.
NEW YnRK July II. 1865
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soUTHERN ADvERTIsEMENrs.

SOUTHERN GENTLEMAN A GOOD BUSINESS
about 10 return home desires agency for some
ufoAtable business; will travel locate In any Southern
y; has large business connection In the South frat class
city reference. Address j. N. L., box 3552 Post Office
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1VHOTON AQUEDUCT DEPARTMENT..
~ To OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES sealed proposals., each
lorsed with the title Of the work. the Of bidder aud
eleven o'clock NJ Of Friday July % 1855, for the
Sewers in Eighty street between Third and Fourth
avenues Oak street. between Oliver and James Six
eth street. between Broadway and Ninth avenue Monroe
street between Montgomery and jackson streets; Orchard
street between Deiancey and kiyington streets Madison
avenue between ld and i25th also psvcments
IN Twenty first street. from Third 70 Fourth
street west side OF Gramercy park Fftynnth street. from
enth street from Third 10 Fourth ave.
nue and West street from Hammond TO Hoboken and
Of Of streets ntersecng therewih Spec
hcatons and forms for bids be obtained application
% the contract clerk at this Office
,. RoaT 4; .pSAzRRAaH. ASusdacs
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OK PER CENT,
- FREE FROM GOVERNMENT TAX.
CITIZENS SAVINGS BANK.

CITINENS' SAVINGS BANK.
No IS BOWERY, CORNER OF CANAL STREET
l06-JULY INTERESr-The regular semi nnnal IN
TEREST at the ratio of Elk and per free
from government tax will be PAID all entitled
thereto and after THURSDAY, July 70.
Interest not withdrawn will be added TO the original de-
post and draw interest the the principal
Money deposited before July 10 will bear interest
from the LIST Of July.
Bank open every day from 10 A. NJ to p M and on
MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY from to 7P. NJ.
GEORGE FOLSOM,
President
SEYMOUR A. BuNcE, Secretary.
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HELP MATHEMATICS.

WANTED-ONE OR TWO STOUT BOYS Is TO 20
w OF light porters unexceptonable refer
required Apply at 3oa Canal up stairs from
O'Clock.