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The mountain Democrat., 1865-12-23

BALLs.-on Monday evening next ball will
House; on Friday evening at the Sierra Neva.
>da House, COloms, by Mr.. Chalmers; on Mon.
day evenIng, January LIST, 1855, at Sebasto
pol Hall, in this city, by George Nuss; and on
the same evening at the rawberry Valley
House, by Messrs. Swift 4 Watson-Ned. aud
Charley. Our pleasure seeking folks can have
"a hsppy time of it." at either Of the above
places. The halls are large and comfortable
and they have engaged superior music.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-12-23

CoMPLIxENTARY.-T Sacramento cor.
respondent of the Yreka Union, speak
ing of the members of the Legislature.
says: "Judge johnson. of Ell Dorado,
was the Democratic candidate for Presi.
dent of the Senate. Could Judge j. have
been elected. he would have been an hon.
or to the State, as he is gentleman of
flne ability"
The mountain Democrat., 1865-12-23
DIBsoLuTtoN NOTICE.

THE C0PARTNERsHlP hsretOtur. existing
4 between the undersigned In the publica tion Of
ne A0unrAIH DRNoORA1 is this day dissolved
BY mutual eonoent. The busineas in all depart
nOnts win be continued BY ID. w. Gelwicks. who
- authorized to collect all accounts due the old
arm, and Who will settle all claims against il.
d. W. GELWlCKS,
WM. A. JANUARY.
PiAservills, December LIST l665.-lm
The mountain Democrat., 1865-12-23

Murray 3 Lannan's ElOrAda Wa
ter.-Throughout spanish America, from North.
ern Mexico to the Straits Of Magellan this Is consld.
cred the DosG exqGisste 0f Yi aromatic waters The
Spanish ladies not only NE - perfume. but ha-
mouth. By the way, We would hint Is Kentlemen.
that vhen used In this way and spFinEied on Ehe
cothngt will render them pressntable aitag having
inhaled the fumes Of the strongest Havana. Thoes
md It real luxury after shaving. see that the
names Of murray LGnmann are upon every wrap
per. label and bOtle without this none are genuine
Sold by Hostetter, emth and Dean wholesale agents
gan Francisco. Idecsml
The mountain Democrat., 1865-12-23

DIR. c. w. MOORE.-By reference 10 90,
advertising e2lu@ns, 10 win be Seen that this an
tiseHisAsA tkI OasiaH HsA 6uSgsoa, Ia1s Suree~n
General in the ATDy Of Ges. B1Shs. at Nsv On
leans, has established NeAisaI Iastiss1e IN 4. /.
TSsssiseo. PeTsOas sa4sTing vita dssssss n ~
hind Inscriptions - pl.sino tAsnsshsD un6,y
the sars Of Du. Aesss, sSA rely apsa FeeeiVinR
CoaIa Castle.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-12-23

0FExIEc.-Tbe opening of the new, elegant
and beautiful Protestant Episcopal Church. on
COlOma street, will take place this Saturday }
evening, with the annual distribution of books,
by Rev. G. @. Peirce. On Sunday morning the
usual services will be given at halfpast ten
o'clock, aud continued every Sunday following.
The Dedication of the Church will not take
place until the Church is completed. which will
probably be IN Q few weeks Due notice will
be given of The 6uae.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-12-23

SABBATH School CoNcERr.-The Concert
given BY the Sabbath School of the Presbyte-
riAB Church Of this City, on Thursday evening
was, as it deserved to be, eniaeutly successful
The singing was charming and the reading
and defamation really excellent The singing
and reading Of Mss Laura McGlashen and Miss
Ella Sturtevant displayed marked ability; and
the whole Concert reflected great credit both
on teachers and scholars. The audience we're
highly delighted and manifested their approba.
ti0n in Q becoming manner.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-12-23

HEFTY.-Ths Detroit Free Press is re-
spOnsible for the following: The ne.
groes Of Alexandria are about presenting
that DAmeIess and beastly' piece of infa.
my, at Lowell, Massachusetts, with a
sword We venture to predict that it
will mover draw blood, unless woman's,
q chickens or child's."
The mountain Democrat., 1865-12-23

HARO CAsEs.-We don't mean to be personal,
we don't desire to offend any of our patrons p;
things to them we hope they will excuse us
for occasionally speaking out in church"
We have . number of subscribers who have
money out at interest, aud who are in debt to
us for several years subscription. Some OF
them are religious. We have a curiosity to
know what kind of yarn they will tell Peter
when they knock at the doors of heaven for
admission.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-12-23

81 HAVE destroyed over five thousand
barns filed with wheat, hay, and farming
-impiments, and over seventy mills filled
with -four and wheat; all the houses
within On area Of five miles hare been
burned
The above is ielegraphic dispatch, sent
by Gen. Sheridan, from the Valley of Vir-
ginia, to President Lincoln. And ct that
time, and subsequently,, complaints were
many and loud that the rebels did not
give our prisoners enough to eak. When
the Goths and Vandais invaded the Ro.
man Empire they carried on war in the
same manner; but that was in the Dark
Ages. Quincy Herald.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-12-23
BRIDGE MoTICR

NOTICE IS aEKEbY OWEN THAT TIE
IN pDjsEnieeeA viii apply 70 tbs HsnoreSH.s ~
hoard Of saIsfvlsOFs of n Dorado Co1ney, Gaii-
flrnia, e thUiY meatIag - Tie aFst Ma.dAys n
Toi Rrldes Nsroos TIE waters Of he 6outh FORK
Of tie XmsEieAn RivsR, at Chih Bar. 10 said
County, fer one year. LBoNAkD hEIS
Chill Bar, Dee. 8, ls65.-tw
The mountain Democrat., 1865-12-23

STKATEGY.-The Mississippi correspon.
dent OF the New York Herald says that
an agent Of the Freedman's Bureau
while travelling through that State with q
comDAnd Of four orderliea, found it nee.
cssssy one night to put one Of the latter
ns guard over his horses. During the
night the guard Was bsguiled into liquor
shop. dragged, married to . negresS, and
put to bed with his spouse, in which con
dition he Gound himself in the morning.
OF course the horses Of the party dissp.
peared, and the sgent and his orderlies
had 10 foot it FIR %nme distance The
agent didn't much fancy this pra ,icAl H.
lustTation sG AbeitipniSm.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-12-23

No wonder your mouth waters at the men
tiOn Of oysters, after enjoying fry or stew
served up in the superior manner in which
they are furnished by the smiling aud skillfu
Mike BorOwsky. Go and try dish if you
would realize the ultimatnm of enjoyment
Tonight Mike opens the new and splendid sa
loon near the Cary House, erected by Deacon
Black.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-12-23

time, but those who invest their small change
At the clothing store Of p. Silberman Co,
laugh to scorn the attack Of Jack Frost and
the blast Of old winter, and are always warm
and comfortable. Young man, call and buy
yourself new suit, so that you may make
. fne appearance during the holidays. The
genial and discriminating Henry knows exact.
ly what you want.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-12-23

NOBODY suspects Charley Petit Of being
Christian in the common acceptaton of that
term yet be proposes to practice one Of the
essential virtues and is prepared to clothe
The naked" by selling the finest richest and
lowest figures
The mountain Democrat., 1865-12-23

CATHOLIC SERvIcE.-Rev. Father Largau
will Otficiate at the Catholic school house TO.
morrow morning. Mass will commence at 10
O'Clock.
CHRisrlNs SERVJcE AT Sr. PArRIcx's.-St
Patr;ck's Church, in this city, will be opened
for the first time tomorrow night at 10 O'clock
At which hour midnight mass will be sung
The bellSwill toll at II, ll16, and 11% O'Clock,
T. II.
MoRNISe SERvIcE.-Mass will be at 8 O'Clock,
A. u :, and High Mass at IL. Vespers in the
evening at711.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-12-23
Spiral ann &enrraI Nstirrx

The PhysIsaan - O0SI Ala~.Sr
want Of aeess IN hs treatment vhen the dIaa nooIns
peAs N the FeeSvsTy Of The sisA b % g. traeeS -
the .S~tSssseSSag 'mpaSs me1ssRNsa. RsASTt WA,SS
aPothecaSH pAyine PaTttculaS aiseasloa v the
e"mPoaa4h6 PAyssc1A11' vUsseEiDstsaS aAa fNIilv
recipes ron medicines ~ 0fuaAsaASedRuriy IoNe,,
WhIss. Medical HaH, b eVpolADed aFent IsI nesI
Of The gehIinO P0teat Medicines.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-12-23

FIRE.-About nine O'Clock on Mondsy morn.
Ing last Mr.. Elmendorf discovered smoke issu.
ing from the roof Of the residence Of Mr.. W.
cd bucket of water, jumped upon the Kitchen
roof and with some difficulty reached the place
Of the fire on the main building. He checked
and soon extiuguished it. The bremen prompt.
" turned out but fortunately their assistance
was NOT needed. Immediately after, we no
ticed Mr.. Nugent, the energetic agent Of the
Pacific tasuraace Company, having men al
work repairing damages. Such promptness il
worthy OF cOmmendatiou.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-12-23

MaseAIc.--sterFa Nevada COwpea1.
No. 20, Of Royal and Select Nastsrs. ksl1s s,s.uI
meetings on the svsnisg Of tAs 0Tst Tns.Ssr C1
each month, In MaSoSie Han, Piaearvtne. '"
WA- A. JANUABY, R.l.
HBNRY ID. RAPHA8L, Recorder,
The mountain Democrat., 1865-12-23

Palmyra Ledge, Ne. HBl, 49,
holds its stated cOmmanIcatloas on ThuFadav S,.a.
next preceding the fan moon Of each noah, /. ~
RenoWS' Hall, HaeeTVtne. All hTeahrSU = 49, ~
standing are Invited 10 attend, s'Ss
WLLIAn n. CROCKRR, wv.
8. A. REHWnA, Secretary.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-12-23

EPIcUREs who delight in luxuries, and those
who require the substantials of life, can be &C.
commodated at the lowest rates by calling at
the Grocery Stores of L. b. Richardson. Burns
4 Mcbride and L. Landecker.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-12-23

READER, have you examined the elegant
and rich articles Of jewelry at the stores Of F.
F. Barss and A. c. Arvidsson! If you have
not, go at once and feast your eyes upon what
10 really beautiful, ornamental and cheap
They have just the articles for Chr istmas pres.
ents.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-12-23

Coon APPoINTNEST.-Gov. Low has appoint.
cd n. A. Hamilton, Esq, Notary Public for this
county. Business entrusted 10 him will be
promptly and correctly attended to.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-12-23

FINE LUNCH On Christmas dav. precisely
ct IL o'clock Mike BoroWsky. at his new saloon,
will have for lnneh roast pig aud roast turkey ',
and egg-nsg enough 70 sapply the town.
Won't there be rash for the turkey, pig, and
egR-nog. Guess not!
The mountain Democrat., 1865-12-23

Wa would call the attention Of our readers 70
the Grover and Baker AI.ehs.es. Their rsputa
tion is too we'll established for Ne to attempt .
word In their hVOT, bot We would advise AzS PER
son wanting reliable Family Sewing Machine, 70
investigate the merits Of these before buying.-
" A word to the wise 10 Sufficient"
The mountain Democrat., 1865-12-23

RESIGNATION AND ELEcrIoy.-Oh Thursday
Of last week Harry Lewis was elected Fore
man ofNeptune Engine Co. No. 2, 10 place of
Ed. Andrews, resigned. On the 4th instant
Mr.. A. was elected First Assistant engineer of
the PlacerEille Fire Department.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-12-23

BOARD OF DELEGArEs.-There will be o meet
Jog Of the Board of Delegates at the hall of
Neptune Engine Co. No. 2, on Wednesday
evening next, the 9th instant, at Z O'clock
The members of the Board are respectfully re-
quested to meet ppnctually.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-12-23
BIR S.

At G"ld Hilt IN the 18th inst, 10 D. T. Lnos.
b0uTrOw and wife, snB.
10 this eIty, On tAe lob is~f., ~ 6. W.
Crane and wife, daughter.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-12-23
Special anO General Notices.

-. The Attention Or eur Readers b
sAlleE The Advertisement Of the AMERICAN
suKSERY AND DISPENsARY. tnovIs
The mountain Democrat., 1865-12-23

CHamTNAs PREsENr.-Regularty as Christ
mas comes round our generous old friend, Un-
Gle Davy Miller, sends Us Christmas present.
We ere indebted 10 him for q box Of superior
honey. Thanks, old friend
The mountain Democrat., 1865-12-23

Masente NOeiee.-0tat0d RssefnRA
u DoradO Lodge, Ne. -, ere held ~ AGaso0iS nm
on ne Aosd.y Of % Ssxs Tseesai.S SAs SuI 49,
In each moAtA. ~Oa
EREDEMCK ,. Bars, w.
HExAT D. RAPnAEa, eeeTstaYy. -
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MassaIe. - Sc JaROs Rsyal ApeA
Chapter, No. IL, holds its regular neetInRn N -.
sonic Hail, on the evening Of the ARA WeASeaSsv
Of each month. All Co@naniona In gon1 .s@~S,N-y
will be cordially welcomed.
AkVID q. ARVIDGDON, y, RHD
HEHRy D. RAPnAR1, Secretary.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-12-23

Knows lT.-The San francisco Fla, AN
intensely loyal organ, knows the Sacra
mento Union. it says, very correctly,
1.-THE Union Stands in no very cnviable
attitude before the people of the interior,
aS the paid advocate Of the usurcrs and a
traitor in the hest interests of the COM
mon"ealth." Precisely. 1t is a nOtori-
GUS fact. and the loyal FIpg reluctant. I.
conlesses it, that the "hirelng writer's -
Of the Union are owned by aDd do the
dirty work Of SwindIing shqddy contrac.
tors. usurers and traitors. 1t is the lead.
ing organ of the Radicals Of The State,
and is employed by the "usprers and
spectators" To use the language of the
Flag, to deceive the people Of the interior,
The mountain Democrat., 1865-12-23

FRESH MEATS, Of all
N kinds, St Wholesale OF retail. al
,nA a. low rates 5 ut any other mai.
ket in the city
~ An1
The mountain Democrat., 1865-12-23
Nftu advertisements CosDap
CAVE GOLD, SILVER AND e6PFER
MINING COMPANY.

NOTICE.-There 10 delinquent upon the follow
IN ing described stock Of the above named Con-
pany, on account Of ASS0SsmsnS levied October -.
1885, the several amounts set opposite the EsSpee-
tive sharG holders names, - follows;
The mountain Democrat., 1865-12-23
SOJOCRNER

SrrFF.-The Sacramento Bee, . loyal
organ and which boasts that il "pAys to
be loyal us responsible for the folio wing
superlaiive nonsense:
"Mr. Rush draws a salary from the cofIerS
of a loyal commonwealth, and vet stands spin
his place to advocate the very measures which
have SO many times plunged our citizens lnsO .
fever Of excitement"
Astonishing, isn't it, that MT. Rush
should have the bardihoOd to advocate
the very measures which have so often
plunged our citizens info fever Of ex.
citement?" What measures, Simply
the doctrines Of State Rights, which eve
~ eminent statesmen and jurist Of our
country has advocated. The Bee calls
the Republican element Of California 10y.
al and the Democratic diSloyal. What
unmitigated stuff to talk about drawing a
salary from the Golfers Of loyal com
monwealth !" Are the loyalists alone
taxed to fill the Golfers OF our loyal com.
monwealth? The Democrats OF the State
pay as much into the "cofFerS Of our 10y
al commonwealth as the loya'ists. To
tax them, in the estimation Of the Bee,
is all right, but wrong TO allow them a
representative in the Legislature!
The mountain Democrat., 1865-12-23

A SENATORIAL LlAR.-Charles Sumner
the leader Of Massachusetts, and the idol
Of the Radicals, was accused on the 8oO'
Of the Senate by Senator DoOIitsIe, Re
publican, Of making . charge which he
knew to be false" In other words he
deliberately lied. What splendid repu'
tation Sumner is making for himself
His brother Senator, agreeing with him
politically, tells him to his face iha, h,
"made a charge which he knew to be
false" Certainly Massachusetts has rea.
son to be proud Of her Senator and Gen.
erals-Sumner, liar, Butler. thief. and
Banks, to use the language Of Wendell
Phillips who knows him, "a vagrant
mountebank."
The mountain Democrat., 1865-12-23
IRRD. HUN0E1

Opposite LSnrfec&eT's SrOre, Man ~ Piaeervii
HANGER 1 HAAEEL. RROPRkRrORs.
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hnsly. They arc very comprehensive aud
thorough, and arc attended by largo numbersj
Gen Alvord Erved yesterday. Tho midshipmou
., the Newport Naval Acslemy arc also undergoing
tie snnu.l examination In law, gunnsry, ms'he-
rnstics, etc. Vice Admiral Farrsgu, 10 ono OF ,ho
BOARD Of Visitors. This Academy will DO romoveh
to Annapolis next fall.
A ruuso of the eorporators Of the SatonS
Military and Naval Asylum, for tho relief OF the
totally disabled officers and usn Of tLo Voluntcer
forces OF the United States, WAS held =, Washing
| ton yesterday, but there were 80 few prsscnt ,hAs
nothing ". done, bcvond adopting . resolutions
urging the presence Of all ,hs eorpors,ors 81 fu~
ture meeting. Tn oorrorssors present were socrs-
tary s,anton, General Rurnside, Surgeon Generals
Barnes General Meade Gcneal Howard and Admit
| raj Davis. Generals Grant Butor and Dix, snt
President johnson, were among uoso rcpresnted
By proxy.
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Federal Laws. Instructions TO this effect have been
iotN0ried from Washington 10 the nicd states At
torncy A. New York. who al once TOOK tho neccesary
measures for the prompt execution of the same
The Emperor Napoleon ~ill- rot return to Toulon
until about the 10Th Of June. lie has declined the
Invitation OF the Queen Of spain 70 spain
cuiSA AND JArAS.
Prince Kleue wa degraded and deprived Of once
for eorruptisn and disrespeot towards the Fmpcror
Subsequently he -as reinststed. having settled his
difcune, nth the Emperor.
The Tycoon OF Japan ia, snncunced th.' he pre-
fers paying the indemnity stipulated tor by tho Con-
Nention 20 opening the Inland SEA Of Simoaosaki.
Latest Commercial.
ItccrpooL Miv 10th, ErSninc. .- Cotton salcs for
two days 500 bales the mArkct closing quiet Al
changed rates.
The nfeadstuffs market 10 inactive, but steady.
Pruyslons-Nafkct quiet and eAsier
london, Saturday Brc.n',s, May 2,--C onsols
eloscd AZ 9lagl't tor money
American stocks-U. :, b-2Js, 6i9a6s, Illinois
Central, i6'sa7,. Erie, 5Ss.
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SECRETARY STANTON.
His Relations with the President.

Wdshin0tor, June Some persons may be inter-
ss,el in learning thN; the CuEoSIoGE Of to-day, In
order to set ut what II call. mslisnan, fAlfe-
hood, says on the authority Of Sir. stanton himte
that he has not resigned that It IL no. known that he
hbs determined TO leave the Cabine, very and
that he has had dispute difference, collision
with President Johnson His relations with the Pre-
sdent olthe most cordial, and hicndly character
and the Piesidcuts relations with hr. stanton are
entirely acIeesile and conf lcntin lie n never had
dforence, much less collision with his Rotary
of War nor hss he given such assursnce 70 any
Major General, OF otherwise, "A has been attributed
10 him; Gnd the CHRosICLE also saws; " The latter
statement is made by authority Of President john
son"
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Kewe Items
70, .s.r,pA to As Ne. YO,s Seal

F.rrY thousand troops h,vo lot Washington
since Friday for home.
T,S guerrr,s were lung by citizens Of Cross
County, Ga. few days since.
MIJ-GE, MrCooE has tecn assigned to an
importsn, position IN New Mexico.
JAv CooEE reports the subscriptions - the
seyen.Tiiriy loan yesterday, at s1,;5i,25O.
sEcuErALY McCrtLocn A, engaged in restoring
tho machinery for the collection Of customs IN TIC
Southern States.
A raw only OF the iron-,lais viii he ksrtin eom-
miss On. The others vii probably be laid up IN
the Daawarc River.
1ns s-cretsry = the Treasury has divided Mis-
ssipll, south anl \ .rh Carolina, into districts
for the collection q Internal taxes
rx.Co,GurssNAs Horgros, of Alstama, nnd n o
promiueu. ctlzeas Of tle later State, have arrived
a. Washington On Tec3nsructon mission
or rucslay evening, building on Longwor.h
street, Cincinnati, occupied as su Tmory by tho
National Guards, udIcu'y fell burying number
Of persons beLo,,h iis ruiu' thyec of whom were
knl q, ard four fasal'y injured.
TuE Cincinnati GAzEr1Es ChGttsnoogs di-p,tch
says that the officers of oae q tho Richmond
banks, while ou sLc.. way 10 that place with the
assets of tho bank, were att, ked by robbers near
Washington, Ca , and robbed OF s2O10Oo.
| JOINS j. Nlc0LAY, tho private Secretary Of the
ate President Lincoln, was in Washington ysstor
day maL ing arrangements to leave for Paris on
tie aA,h mat, " enter upon his duties as Consul
a, that city.
PGEslpEsT JonrsoS usually receives visitors for
about FIVE hours daily, being kept nearly all thai
time upon lis feet Yestcrday, Al two O'Clock,
there were at least vno hun red persons, one-hlih
women, lnp.tenty waiting for admission.
TIM NASHVILLE pIsIs On u tho 3D. is Informed
that force Of soldiers recently wen, 10 Rober
Toomls' house, in Washington, Ga, 10 arrest him
when he fed through bscE-door aud WAS subse
! quonty reported 70 have cut his own throat III
report is not well authenticated
IT tic opinion of the officers Of ths spoci,
iron-c al squ,dron which was sent 10 watch, 40,
c,uIurc the rebel pirate stonowhl before she Wa
surrendered to the Cuban authorities that she 4
not SO formidable as was supposed, AMI ,hs, .vei
vans, wss more than match fer her,
Gas W. 5. HAsoooK' S field command, tie vot,
ran First Army Corps, was revieSed at Cam
stoncman, about 5000 strong, on Tuesday, an
presented noble appearance. President Johnso
was present. with several prominent officers, aud
large number Of ladies. This corps is being re
Organized, aud it is Intended W al 1t to its msIi
mum sIrengIh-2G0OO,
luz Wcs, Polpt Examinations arc progrssaln
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Further Discharge Of Prisoners.
An OF the Grade of CnrSnin and below TO
be Set EIec.

Fa,hington, June Tho following General order
for the discharge OF certain prsonoIs Of war la, lust
been Issued:
WAg pETArTNEST, AnJrrAST GrSrp,i'g
DrIcE, W Aei 'NGroN, June 6, 1866.
The prisoners Of war at the several depo,s in the
North will be discharged under the following Iosuls-
tonr and restrictions:
Firt.-An enlisted mcn Of the rebel army, and
petty officers and seaincn Of the rebel navy will be
discharged upon taking the oath Of allegiance
second.-oiIicer, Of the rebel ANN not above the
grade OF captain and Of the rebel navy above tho
grade Of heute nant except such A have graduated
at the United States Military or Naval Academy,
and such a. held commission In either the United
states Army Navy al the tee!nning Of the rebel
lion, may be discharged upon taking the oath Of Lo-
glance.
ThlTd.-whsn the discharges hereby ordered are
completed, regulations will be isued in ro'peot 10 the
discharge Of ofseers having higher rank than cap
tsins In the army or leutenAnts In the navy.
Fourth-The several commanders OF pri,on stations
will diseh-rgo each day many Of tho prisoners
hereby authorized N he discharged proper rolls
be prepared for, bosnnng with those who have boon
longest in prison, and from the points OF
the country and certified rolls will be forwarded
daily to the Commisary GenerA Of Prsoners Of thoec
di.chsrgei The oath OF allegiance only will lie sd-
min.teEed But notice will be given that ali no
desire will be permitted to take the oath Of amnesty
after their release In accordance with tho rerulA-
lations Of the Department Of State respecting the
amnesty.
Fiith-The QuArermasteT's Department will fur
uish transportation TO all released prisoners 90 the
nearest accessible point their homes, by rail- by
steamboat.
BY order oftho President Of the United States.
l.. n. TowSsKNp,
Assistant Adjutan,-Genersl
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From Charleston.


Charleston, Juns THE steamer Grenada Capt.
Baxter from New YoTk, arrived here this morning,
al o'clock. Admiral Dahlsren Gocs North in the
Dozen. Most Of the naval yessels Of this squadron
have gone home, North or South Tho North and
South Atlantic Dockadine squaiIons are to be con-
s1daled, under Commodore Rldford The steamer
Eclaware ha, been wrecked OF Fort Johnson.
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HlvanA dhIcs 70 tho Sd Inf',
Correspondenes Of the Sunl
HAyASA, June ,, 1905.
The event Of the day Is the presence, in the harbor
ef Rear Admiral Gordon's feet the feastng and lion
illne Of her officers shore, and the waiting Of the
monitors Monadnock and Canonicu, by thousands Of
people daily Passes have TO tie granted for this pur
nose by the American Consulate, whose office IL con-
tlaualy crowded. No pasFes will be Issued for sun
day. learn This will give the officers on board a
chance to rect. They have been exceedingly cour.
teous to visitort accompanying, explaining, etc, ts
tho continuous crowds who Chamber, and peer, and
examine su oyer the monitors sticking their head
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Fashington, June Tho following General order
for the discharge OF certain prsonors of war la, Just
been Issued:
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Transportation to Their Homes
ts be Furnished Them,

kLlEEIi,NCE THE ONLY CONDITION.