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Telegraphic Dispatches
HrroArsD s1rArzsLr rOs TEE Danr STATE srsrsrL
MORNING REPORT.
G E N ERA L N EW S.
VISIT TO SOUTHERN PRISONS.
Andersonville Commandant Arrested.
ELECTION IN RICHMOND.
SOUTHERN MINERAL WEALTH.
PRESIDENT APPROVES rrERPoS1s POLICY
&c. Sc.. &c.. sc.
PRESIDENT APPROVES rIERPoS1s POLICY
&c. Sc. &c.. sc.
'ghc President Approves Govcrnor
picrpOnt's policy.

Nkw YoRK, July 2l.-The Herald's Wash.
pgton special says: Ia an interview between
Adiutant General Srothcr, Of Virginia and
President Johnson. the latter stated that be had
heard variety OF opinions upon the subject of
reconstruction of the State all Of which were
adverse TO Governor Plerpont and his policy,
nevertheless, ho was firmly disposed TO believe
in Governor Pierpont aud his course. aud to rem
der him all the assistance he might require in the
discharge OF his important duties and had no
doubt the Governor would not only merit the
confidence OF the Executive, but likewise of the
people OF Virginia, over whom he was called to
rule
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correction. concerning raraon..

10 pardous granted from day 10 day are not
strictly correct The names Published are those
OF persous ~ho,e eases have been passed through
the Attorney Generals office. aud their papers
prepared hut large proportion OF them hav. 10
te acted upon by the rec.idenl They will
eventually receive absolution. but are not yet
on, OF the woods The President IS not disposed
TO grant pArdors by Wholesale.
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eH-LET THOSE WHO HAVE DOUBTED
the virtues Of Bulls CEDRoS BrrERs II any such there
be. read the following certificate irem gentlemen well
known In this community. and doubt no more
Its general Introduction into the army viii save the
lives OF thousands OF our soldiers:
LOUISVILLE. June Sd, is6s.
We the undersigned, have the good effects OF Dr.
JoHS Bulls CEDRoS BIrrEss IN Of general debility
would prevent disease and relieve much suffering.
Among soldiers particularly would this be the case
especially those who exposed 10 the masmatie in-
Luences Ia the Southern climate.
MAJ. PHILIP Spell,
Collector Int Rev. 3d Dis. Ky
CHAs. II. COTTON
Collector OF the Port Of Louisville ny
COL II. DENT,
Provost Marshal General Of Kentacky
REv. d. +. HENDERSON,
Vice President Of Sanitary cOsan5-e'on
HARNEy HUGHES a Co,
Publishers Demycrat.
GEo. ?. DoERN,
Proprietor Louisville Anzeiger
HUGHES & PARKnlLL,
Wholesale Dry Goods Dealers. Main street. Louis.
Vile, Ky.
DAVIS. GREEN a co,
Wholesale Shoe Dealers, Main street. Louisville.
Lithographers corner Market Ani Third streets,
Louisville, NY
JULIUS WINTER.
Clothing Merchant. corner Third and Market sts.,
'" Louisville, Ky.
CAPT. n r. iIii.DRETu,
or the steamer Major Anderson
MAJ. l.. T. THuRSrON.
raymastef w. \. Army.
Z. NJ. MErcALp.
National Hotel Louisville, Nv
COL. JESSE bAyLEs,
tth Kentucky Cavalry.
GEORGE ID. PRENTICE,
louisville Journal.
SOLD WHOLESALE ny
DAILY, EEFEls a kUshs,
II south Meridian st.. Indianapolis.
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Anneinimcni,-pnrdsn.

WAsuiSoroS, July 2i-Wm. H.. Cromwell
has been appointed Collector OF Customs al
Rochester
Tho object OF John Minor Bots last visit
here has transpircd lie came for the purpos,
OF obtaining pardon for his former partner
ffnklin storms, OF Richmond. which was grant
cl by the President 10 day.
Mr. Sterns, twill be remembered. was with
Bolts largely engaged Ia tobacco speculation AT
the beginning OF the war. from which each made
a handsome fortune
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The ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

WAsuIsoToN. July 2l.-A member of the
Judge Advocate Generals Office. has lately re
turned from visit to tho Southern prisons
where he has been collecting evidence with a
view to bring to Justice those who maltraatct
Union prisoners during the war.
Capt. Meade. late commandant Of the Andcr-
sonville prison, has been arrested aud Is now
lodged in the Old Capitol.
Various other parties of the same ilk. against
whom charges have boen preferred will soon be
arrested, and their several cases duly investi-
gated.
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Davis Health h-Movements of Hole
and ant-sfttitury

INV YoRK. July 2l..-1ho Times special
says; No information has bocn received by our
authorities announcing decline In the health
OF Jeff Davis
The Worlds special says: Judge Advocate
Holt has gone TO the White Mountains, aud Il
IL thought General Grant will make similar trip
soon.
All tho cavalry corps attached TO tho district
OF Washington have been mustered out OF scr
vice. the last regiment taking its departure to
day
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Dissolution Of Co-Partnership
FARMERS.
IMPORTANT TO FARMERS

4NyERYnOnY hls own hFoom Maker. without the AID
~ of cord OF yings Of any Kind BY the % MiieFs
Celebrated Metalic Broom Head, patentsd June i1th,
i-d5. Exacily what you want Fifteen 60 twenty del
lars per day Wanted. al active energetic each
County the United states 10 secure for himself the
elusive right sell this valuable invention, being the
ony successful article o te Kind hrOiaced In this
country We can the Assertion agents
are positively clearing from 30 TO sao per day. Any
Farmers 40 not pay = high price fer your Broom bat
Try Milers Celebrated Broom head-it il . safe IN
Vestment.
lneose three cent stamp for Circular, giving fall
particulars, and address MILLER DIAL
once, Rdsn's Block. East Market street. Room No. s.
Third FiOOr. Indanspels, Ind. Iys-d9sAsH
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Davis TriaI,

Nav YoEE. July 2i.-The Tribune's Wash.
iugion special. 10Th, SAYS The statement In
the Tribune some days ago that Jei Davis would
probably be tried by q Military Commission. re
eeives confirmation daily A prominent Senator
asserts that 10 has positively been determined TO
try the arch traitor by Military Commission.
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SAN FRANoisco. July II The Custom House
authorities have seized large quantities Of cham.
pasne, tobacco and opium, Zoe an evasion oE the
revenue lasH Another invoice ot 100 tons OF
copper oar has been received from AhEona
\ hfeat MNys,Ale, to-day caused the instant
death ottNo men, fatal lrd lfies 10 several Others
aud lesser injuries Ia MANY more Tho property
DESTROYED Vas valued at tan 900
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PRIVATE DISEASES.

DR. COLOUR, MEDICAL oFficE 30. ss SOUTH
Meridian Street, forfslts bis fee II be falls In cur
ns any case that may under his care, no matter
ho. obstinate or long standing He warrants you .
eurs syphils In the primary stage helped In - min
utss cured IN ~ hours. elect Of 20 years standing
ure 4 by Dr. q. auos hours 20 ieP.h ~srs
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the President and the People Of
Hichn aOud.

WASHINGTON, July 2l.-An effort is being
made to induce the President to suspend the
process issued under the Confscaton law, against
the property OF late rebels in Richmond until
owners can have an opportunity to obtain action
upon their applications for pardons The effect
OF recent operations under the act in Richmond
is said to have been to completely suspend the
efforts which were making to rebuild the burned
district and to have excited the greatest cou-
sternation among property holders who thou sht
that they were to be relieved from liability to
confscation Of their property.
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wAnnsoroN. July ai.--1he South Carolina
delegation are hill here concluding arrange
mcnts Tor the reconstruction of that State
Governor perty has prepared and forwarded to
hs State proclamation calling Convention
20 teyiso the Constitution Delegates are TO be
elected OF the frat Monday. aud the Convention
wil meet ou the second Monday OF November
next
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Philosophy of Marriage.

ylynE rKoPaIKroRs oFrnk stw fohk MUSEUM
II sf Anatomy have dstsfinined, regardless Of es.
psnse 10 issue free. lof the beasht ~ sanerhg ha-
anty and suppression u quackefy four q their mest
Interesting and Instructive Lectures Marriage aud s
disqualineslions. seFvoas and Physical Debility Pre-
mature decline Of Manhood. igeston. weakness 90
Depression. lmpotsncy oss 81 knsTsy snd Manly Pow
ef the great social ky and those haladss which Fesni
from youthful foiiss Of maturity oFignoFanes
Of Physiology and laws ofNsture.
These inSslasbis Lectures have been the means ef
enghtening and saving Thousands and VII be fefwafd-
ed ee receipt of four stamps, by addressing seeTe
tary. Ne~ fork Museum % Anatomy and Medicine, els
Broadway, New Yogt lan2i-dly
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nATss oF ADyEKTIsiNG.

Business Notices published IN the local columns of
ines under. will Be charged for each inAsrtou Oh ~
ever tines, ten per line.
Announcing deaths with funeral notice attached, fl
-ithout notice free
Marriage Notices so cents.
Notices 0f Festivals Pfcnlcs and Excursion gotten by
advduas association by churches, al the regular
prices
Advertisements loaded and placed under the head -
Special Notices ften lines over will be charged double
the usual rates
Yearly advertisers 20 pay quarterly.
Announcing candidates for Offices of every description
To be charged al the rate of a 80 oT each La the
Daily. and e3ln tho Daily and Weekly, tho same 10 be- IN
ell eases, paid In advance.
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NATIONAL BANK.
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK
OF INDIANAPOLIS
ALI kinds of United States Bonds
and Revenue Stamps,

Aud will buy aud sell Gold, silver, Exchange, Govern
msnt Vouchers Orders Washington State Stocks ans
Public Securities Of every description.
Collections will be promptly made, and every Kind 81
business attended 20 that belongs 10 legitimate banking
Regular customers only charged per cent. upot
Loans obtained a. this Bank and the most ample pro
visions made for the safe Of and 20,
tho accommodation Of Depositors.
In addition 10 the responsibility of the United States
for the liabilities of the Bank tho stockhods are ndi.
duay responsible 10 the extent of their stock In addi
ton TO the amount invested Ia such shares thus aodins
the most ample security TO tho public.
The following the present Stockholders Of the In
stitution'
VIM H. Engsh WIN. Bfadon,
W. n. .Nofningef, BenI r. Tuttle
LOWS Jordon. John w. Murphy.
Deloss Root, Judge v. NJ Finch.
Jer. Mciyenc.
J. y. ID. Laniei, ofNY, VIM. willard,
Gov. q. y. Morton A. Baldwin,
Hon. John J. Morrison, ID. W. Noble,
Gen. Lar. Noble, W. q. Rookwoed.
Hon. Oscar n. lIord, Daniel iIonnssnoy,
Hon. 7. A. Hendricks. James Powers
Hon. David kiigore. J. l.. Slaughter
Hon James A. Crayens, Lucian Hills,
Hon. John q. New, w.s.T. Morton,
Hon r. NJ Sullivan, narnAbas CONN.
Rev. wrHsA. Holiday, John q. Hereth,
Prof. q. n. Todd, Dr. J. N. 0aston
J. George suls, H.H. FiIeh.
George W. Riggs, Dr. J. ~. weoabu
Robert Browning, inc. q. Wright.
W. J. Holiday, John Hendricks,
W. ". Holloway, A. J. Danforth.
j. M. Maxwell. James 0reene,
WIN. II. Fry. A.D. Bllhngry,
A. J, Hay, w. w. Leathsrs,
X. u. Parker, James wInnIow
]. l.. Holton,
winslow, Lanier Co,
J. A. Ross, IulyII
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mg- hut eoliectsble a usual time. Publishers not
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COPARTNERsllIP.

n HAVE associated with myself In the Livery, sale
II aud boarding stable Business John A. Drew, wht
from this day has become partner In said business
The business ~ the firm VIII be conducted Al the
old stand No 10 kast reas street, Ia the Of the
sentinel Building
Thanking the public for past patronage hope they
may see NJ 10 continue the same,
John n. SULLIVAN,
of SULLIVAN A DHkw.
indianapolis, Mays iscs- mys-du
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CAUTION.

7Ae Pals should not bstakeN 1y Females during "a.
FIRST THREE N0Y7RSof Pregnancy as ney ar.
sure 10 bring on Kiscarrid0s BAT any other tim.
hey are says.
In all ofNeryous and Spinal Affections Pains Ia
the Back and Limbs, Fatigue slight exerton Palpta
on Of the Heart Mysteries and Whites, these Pills will
effect when all other have ialed aud, al.
though powerful remedy, do not contain iron, ealOme
antImony, or anything hurtfu to the constitution.
Full directions In the pamphlet around each pack age
which should be carefully preserved
SOLD BYALL DRUGGISTS
sole Agen, for the United States and Canada.
JOB MosEs, "a, Cortlandt ST., New York.
EB-$l 90 and postage ftamps enclosed TO any
horized Agent will Insure bottle. containing 30 Fills
by return mall dcc5-deod&wly
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TO MARRIED LADIES

Il Is peculiarly suited Il will In short time bring
the monthly period with regularity.
Zach bottle price One Dollar. bears the Goveumsn
stamp ofGreat Britain. to prevent cOunterfets.
The PHis sAo'sd NOT 6etaksn 6y Females dsrso "a.
FYRS7 TRREE MONTHS Of Pregnancy, as faey az.
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How THE WORLD IS GovERNED.-There
are about one hundred separately organ
lied Governments in the world at the pre-
sent time. Nearly oue-half are monarchhies
IN Europe;' and Of these large proportion
are petty Prineipalitiey and Dukedoms.
containing altogether about six millions of
Inhabitants.
VI the Governments Of Europe, Great
Britain is limited monarchy; Franco is
nomlnally Constitutional, but in reality an
absolute monarchy; Russia and Austria
are absoiutes Prussia, Spain and Sardinia
are limited, with the Chambers Of Depu-
ties. There are only four Republics in
Hurope-Switzerland, San Marino, 1oute>
negro and Ancona. The .:hree latter con
tain an aggregate population of not over
100000 people. Switzerland, secwe in
her mountain Businesses, is now BY common
consent, 'lefS unmp|ested. The Govern.
msnts of Asia are all absolute despotisms.
Thbet has the name Of beng hierarchy,
but differs in no practical sense. from, a
despotism. In Africa, the Barbary States,
and all the various negro tribes, OF what
ever Rame, are ruled despotically, except
Liberia, which is republican, and may be
the opening wedge of civilization on that
continent.
The gkeat islands in the Southern and
Pacifc Oceans are mostly Independent and
despotic, such is japan, with population
OF twenty millions, and Madagascar, oon-
1a:n'ng about .tiya millions. Tic Sand-
wich and Society Islands are limited mon
asohies, aud the other islands in the South
en- aud Pacific Oceans belong mostly to
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Notice.

MISS e. A. KELLY. a graduate of the
uI Charleston Normal School. intends form
ing CLASS of YOUNG LADIES. to teach
Arithmetic, Algebra, Grammar and Writing.
The pupils will be taught with tho view Of Dr..
ehring them to toach. They will not onlv re-
seive thorough instruction in all the fSn.la.
menta! rules of the above merit oned branches:
but this instruction will be impar.ed to ti.a,n
IN saoh systematic manner. that they will fin.l
it easY and pleasant to convey it to others. No
pupil under fourteen desired. The class will
meet a. The Male Academy. on Laur.i street.
every Monday. Tuesday. Thursdsy and Friday
siteraeons The beat of references can T..
given: For further particulars, spply at Mr.
HM: HKLLT'S. Chsads~ sagest, two doors Eas,
ot Ssn stresk April 81
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NDGce.

pursuance Of the authority vested in me
Of thd0Episccpai Church in this Diocese, /
hereby change the plcce of the meeting Of the
next Diocesan Conncil from tho city of Coluu.
n'a TO Camden; and the time from the 10Th 20
she 24sh of May next. ThaCouncil will, there
ne -oe Lsld in Grace Church. Camden, on, she
.4th OF May. The necessities tot these changes
aud earnestly request the attendance Of The
members OF the Council THOS. F. DAVIS,
r., Bishopof the Dipeese of 8. G.
The, attention of the Clergy End Parishes Of
ehe Diocese q called 70 tho -above snd those
VITO mny fail to receive the usual notification,
are requested to consider it in iiSa thereof
"a J. D. MCCULLOUGH,
Aesa u Secretary Of csuasAe
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A Card.

I VIII. continue to attend to sales of F-TRNI.
L TURE, MERCHANDISE, REAL ESTATE
and STOCKS, at Private Sale and at Auction.
Liberal advances made upon Ill articles .ont to
me for sale: For the present, apply at my
residence. Bridge street
Orders left wth~ Mr. D. c. PEINOTrO. at
Mr.. Walters residence, hext to Shiver House,
will be- promptly attended to-
April s FRANCIS LANCE.
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THE COLUMBIA PHGNIx.
Eoriginal
sl,adows-u.

What thongl, that voice be hush d and still,
{ The music of that yoico in song
That eye-be dim whose light was long
The charm and impulse to my will;
That bosom cold, whose pnre young fire
Had just enough Of earth to make
My virtue kindred for thy sake.
That schooPd to calm each wild desire;
Yet, as no more with hope as then,
E.My heart, denied fruition, flames,
So, to its present dreams and ainns,
That nothin ( ask from homes of mem
Sufficeth well, for boyish bliss,
And young delights. that in their pl ace,
A shadow Il lis my cold embrace,
And solitude my soul, like tbisl
Nay, not for soul solitude,
OF thought or fancy, since know
That, past thy own of mortal woe,
Thou .comest DER mine to bless and brood.
Obi fearful was that dread of mine,
When In thy vacant. CLASSY stare,
felt. and shudder'3 with the fear,
70 see no more those eyes of thine.
That doubt is gone, and all the rest
Cf sorrow and dread, is small for US;
70 see thee now, permitted thus,
1 know thou liyest, / feel thee bless'd!
Oh; form of Heaven, from that dear goal
Still come, evek dearer than before:
Thou hlfst my fond embrace no more.
But flpst, with more than love, nv soul.
w. GILMORE S1MMS
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$3.50 Reward.

rrx STOLEN, on the night of the 14th
A1. inst, from the stable in rear of Head.
quarters, a short SORREL STALLION. ..abou,
tour years cid. Said animal has a sore on eacI.
side Of his back. and hair trimmed very short
on both hind fetlocks. The above reward will
be paid. and no questions asked, if the horse is
delivered at Headquarters Post. April IL
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Circular.


ADJ'T AND INSPECTOR GEMS. OFFICE
APRrLs12, 1866.
ENERAL: The First. Second aud Third
~ South Carolina Regiments of Cavalry and
.Trenholm's Battalion. have been recentIy or
ganized into Brigade by the War Depart
ment, and you appointed to oommandit
Before entering npen tho duty, The Adjutant
proceed to South Carolina and visit euch places
IN the State rs may be necessary 70 collect the
men belonging to said organization
When they have been assembled, you will
take charge of them and report without dslav.
to Gen. j: z. Johnston for duty.
am. General, very respectfully, your ODE.
disntservant, JOHN W. RELY,
Major and Adjutant.
CnEsIERv11LE, s. c., April ls, 1866.
Ike mea belonging to the abovs commands,
now in South Carolina, who cannot 20 forward
sooner. will meet me at Union C. g.. on or
before the lst May proxime. prepared to re-
port II. above.
Those not of TIE command. who have attained
the age of eighteen, on Obtaining the consent
IT the General commanding Reser ve Forces Of
south Carolina, will be received with tho pri-
vilesc of selecting their companies and rsxi-
mcnts.
Alrcavalry of Gen. J. e. Johnston.s .rmv
who cannot go forward sooner, viii be received
until t. ey can join their respective commands.
Capt WIN. t. NANCE. Assistant Adlhtant-
General, who 10 under orders to report to Gen.
Johnston. will act under my orders until shall
JOIN Gen. Johns,ons army, under the above in
structions of the Adjutant and Inspector. Gene
raj. All orders signed bys him will be obeyed
II. L. BONHAM.
April Is Brig Gen. P. A. c. s..
Nptice.
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A Card.

T>HE subscriber having returned to the city,
SION BUSINESS, and Would respectable @ s solicit
q continuation of the patronage formerly be-
slowed upon him. Orders left at the .esidence
of the subscriber, Washington street, or los.
SAMSON'S residence, Richardson street, (Msy-
rants house, below State House,) will be
promptly attended to. L. T. LEVIN.
April II
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Che different European Powers. and are
ruled according to- their respective forns:of
government. 8 On the American continent,
there are two Mouarchical Governments;
that of Brazil, which is, however, literally
constitutional, and that Of Mexico. In the
three geographical divisions Of America,
there are new eighteen separate Republics.
The British Possessions in North America
exceed the United States in territorial. ex-
tent, and they enjoy large amount of
political freedom.
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ADyT AND INSPECTOR. GEMS OFFICE,
UNION G. H., February %, 1865.
GENERAL ORDERS NO. 8.
+ LIEUT.. COL. JAMES N. EASON, special
'ls aid TO his Excelency the Governor, is
tive of the Governor, he will be ebeysd and re-
speoted accordingly.
BY order. WIN. F. NANCE, A. A. g.
April IS 2
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Headquarters,

COL UMBIA, s. C., April 10, 1866.
NOTICE ia hereby given that no PASSES
any one, for the purpose Of entering the ene-
nsy's lines Passes for such purpose must be
obtained froA the Secretary Of War.
BY order A. F. RUDLER, Col. Cong.
w. J. MEALINo, AA. A. G. April 20
Headquarters, Gen. Johnsten's Army.
1T is announced to the army that a suspension
Il of arms has been agreed upon. pending ne
gotiatiops between the two Governments. Dur
ing its continuance, the two armies are to occu-
By command General JOHNSTON.
ARcI1xR Anderson, Lieut. Col and A. A. G.
April az -