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Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-09
THE ITALIAN OPERA COM.

NE IL ALIhN OIEhA COM-
IL PANY,
From the academy of Music, New York.
MAX MAhEIZEk..a.... .DIRECTOR
Have bean Induced BY MT. Ford 10 visit WASH
lhgto T. slyeA
SEASON OF siN OPERAS,
distinct from those probe od by any other
Ihs First opsra will b given on
MONDAY, MARCH ~.
AT f0RD'S THEATRE, ZENITH STREET..
The sale Of reserved places Will te.pa tan
days In advance, and continue daily rom Q 10
u >. NJ, AID ron ~ to D p, m, At W. q.
MetHerottl Mulie store, corner Of Eleventh
atTest and PeHnsS lvAniA avenue.
n-1he OrchsetfA and Chorus will BE- from
the New York Academy. mh7-It
ID ECRUITING FOR MABSAChU-
IN SETTS.
Having been assigned BY Governor Andrews
a. recruiting agent Tor MGssAehuastta in North
Carolina and Eastern NiTsiBiA, and also In
WAhhingtOb, for Gen. HAneoek's neW first
army corps, ] have established my heAdquAF-
tiers At No. : WAshington Building, corner Of
PennsylvAniA avenue and tn street, end O1sr
the following inju0smsntS 70 reoruitsi
To veterans 0nlisling In HAnoook's Corps
and credited 10 the state Of Massachusetts I
will give the stats county Of s11o, In addition
10 all other bOuntiss they viii resolve. Tue
bounty will be paid ~ my once when the TO
oruit Il mustered into the service.
To recruits In North Carolina and Eastern
Virginia offer large Inducements.
TIE MABsACHO sETTs BOUNTY TO COL
ORED SOLDIERS is THE SAME AS FOR
WHITES. Lieut.. Col. J. RICE,
ssioan Asst. Provost Marshal Tor Mas.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-13
City Property to be Sold for Taxes.
CoLLECrORs oyyIcs. crrr aALl,

Ts1suisr. q 1895. ~
Oonnsncng TUESDAY, TIE On dsy May n,x following Ne.
Of property win Be sold By public sueoh9st Hail. (Adsmsnr
ch.mbs NE City v wrshngon o. a.i NE corpor.,os 81
,sId CITY Taxes du thsrssn sd be pousy
psd Collector win susA may accrued q,
me ums payment = Y rnt = ~ tna
s.. O'Clock NJ continued nom DAY 10
d.y an completed. -
Terms cash. otN WI DIXON Oouss.r
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1865-10-12
TO OWNERS OF COTTON.

In answer to- numerous inqui,
Sies FROM abroad, we should say
that we are prepared to take charge
of, put in order and ship any lot of
Cotton in the states of Georgia,
South Carolina or Alabama, as we
have local agents at almost every
town, and corps of most efficient
men, selected for integrity, capaci-
ty and experience, to take charge
of every:lot.
We will a lso pay all taxes. and
charges Of every description, and
make liberal advances on Cotton.
In short, we will take charge of. the
Cotton on receipts or orders and
give the owners no trouble what
ever, from the time we receive it
until sold and returns are made by
our houses.
WATTS, CRANE & CO.,
New York, or
W. C.. WATTS & co.,
Liverpool, England.
We invite the special attention
of non-residents to our facilities.
&. M. BRUCE & CO.,
" Augusta, Ga.
E. f. METCALFE & CO.,
Commission and forwarding MerS
chants, Savannah, Ga.
E. NJ. BRUCE, MORGAN & CO.,
Cotton Factors and Forwarding
Merchants, Apalachicola,, Fla
Oct. 8, 1866, rs, 2m.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1865-10-12

xAACSO A1t + ". i, .. ~
sKrrEHnfn, 18th, 1868.
WHEREAS tits represented that in many
w portions Of tho State there is great distur
bance and apprehension from lawless persons,
who are thieving, marauding and comm itting
acts of violence remote from the military gar
risions stationed Mt the Court Houses and
Whereas Brigadier General Ames. command.
ing the North western portion of the State, has
suggested the Organization of militia police
In each District Of his comp1and. to act in con.
cert W ith his forces in preserving order and
peace in the community. and whereas it is sup.
posed that the Spther military commanders
will have ne objections TO the aid ard .ss-
tance ON the part of the citizens in suppre 50
ing crime and maintnining order; and where
as, also, n appears TINT Presidsnt Jo'nson has
sanctioned and nr,horizcl the Provir:una q v
in that State. and has forEiii"u ths ica-:
authorities there to interfere vith apei. rr,:na-
izati0n:
Now. therefore. I. BENJAMIN FRA>kI!:
PERRY. Prov visional Governor Of tie STAT, .f
South Carolina. d" proclaim order aud DE-
clare. that there shall be formed and organized
in each Judicial District. one or more militia
be auxiliary to the military garrison of such
District in preventing crimes and preserve the
peace of the District. The compaRies will
consist of a Captain and three Lisutenants
ard eighty men, scattered over The District So
as to be easily ACCESSIBLE from all point. where
any disturbance may occur. When tn, -ompa
nIes are formed, they will report, through their
Captains; to tho respective Brigader Generals
comma nding in South Carolina and to the
Provost Marshals at the respective Court Hous-
eh. and from them receive their orders. Whom
arrests have been fnndr. they will turn tho OIL
fenders over to the civil authorities, or bring
them before the Provost Court Marshal for
trial and punishment according to the terms
of agreement, between Generals Meade and
Gilmore aud myself as to the respective juris-
dictions Of the civil aud military authorities
in South Carolina.
This police guard will he voluntary in its or
ganization, and should be composed of noue
but discreet persons of standing and charac-
ter in the community, who are willing.to ren-
der their services promptly when the occasion
requires. It 10 thought that the bare organi-
xation Of sur b forces th,oughout the STAT,
will mort salutary influence in preserv.
ing peace and order and preventing crime.
The eyil-doers will know that there 10 power,
ready at hand. 10 arrest them and bring them
to justice. It is to DO hoped that al good cit.
izens will eheerfully readsr this service. It
should be post OF honor. ~ it il, to guard
and protect the country.
Done at Columbia, the day and year above
stated.
BY order of tho Provisional Governor.
w. 81. PERRY. Private Sec'v.
Sept. 2sth, 1865. 24-St =
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1865-10-12
ELECTION NOTICE.

In accordance with orders received fro m
the State Convention, an election will be
held for Governor and Lieutenant Govern.
or Of the State of South Carolina, and for
one member of the Senate, and five Rep
resentatives Of the General Assembly OF
the State.
The managers Of elections throughput
Abbeville District, shall open .separa~ polls
At their respective precincts on Wednesday
1874 inst, snd receive votes for eaclr Of
said elections, and shall conduct the same,
in all respects, in accordance with the laws
and usages Of this State. The poles to
open at 0 =. tn, and close at 1 p. NJ. That
immediatel, after the closing Of the polls
the managers shall count the votes polIed,
and after making returns thereof, showing
the number Of votes polled for each per-
son, shall Gently the same under their
hsnds, and appoint one Of their. number
tc carry saub feturns with list of the
voters, and report the same to The general
meeting of the managers. to be held at Alb
beville Court House os the day following,
which nilEbe on Thursday lett, ,,be man
ayers when 30 assembled in general meet.
ing shalf make separate retura,s Of the rs-
suits Of the Jailotiny Tor Governor and
Lieutenant Governor, shall certify the same
to t he Secretary. of State under their hands.
and shall. forward to him such returns,
each in a separate sealed enveoiops: appro-
priately endorsed by messenger to be by
them appointed for that purpose, who shall
De ny them sworn to deliver, and shall de-
liver the same with the seal unbfoken to
the Secretary of State at Columbia, on or
before the fourth Monday Of November
next: JAMES A.: :MoCORD,
Chairman Board Mansgers.
-Abbeyille ClH:, Sept. 4, 1885,
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1865-10-12

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tpus ths very bsst T6ssl3 - ],
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Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1865-10-12

Though personally unaopuaiutsd hsse
no doubt good many will recoguizs me
As the Proprietor of the Bonnet Factory.
established in Newberry.
The following is q part Of the invs;ss
received at present:
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1865-10-12
Executive Department.

=. SEPTEMBER 90. 1855.
TsHE Provisional Governor of South Caro-.
4 lima hss appointed the following named
gentlemen rs Special Aids for tie purpose of
assisting him in the discharge of his official
duties in reconstructing tl.s State and restor..
ing her to all of her civil and politieal rights
in the Federal Uniou ,...
WILLIAM L. TRENHOLM. Of .ehaa..ten
city. - =.
STEPHEN ELLIOTT. of, Beaufort District.
WADE HAMPTON. Jr. of Columbia.
ROBERT'L. McCAW, Of Yorkvills.
WILLIAM II. EVANS, Of Society Hill.
JAMES H HARRISON, Of Anderson viz
The above named gentlemen will rseeive
and conmunicate to the Proyisianal, Govern or,
BENJAMIN FRANKLIN PERRY; .sIl infor-.
nation which they may deem advisable rs 70
the condition of the State, its sitizeua the
freedmen. tile home police and military garri.
sons. They will Likewise report. To- him by
letter. At his hssdquar,srs.- :. At G,eenvills
Court House. '.,.l =. I. - .. -
By order Of the Provisional Governor.
-, MN. H. PERRY.
Privsts secfe.sry, DC. Z.
The newspapers will copy three times.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1865-10-12

Iiesre to say to the p!d patrons of this paper,
will DO reaummed on or about the fifeenth Of
OCTOBER next, under my prpprjsiorshp
and the editorial control of gentleman emf
nently qualified for such position. and a
we'll known and prominent citizen of'ths Dis
trot.
It 10 my aim to- rexive tho BANNER and
conduct Il as ii scqs. before it's. dscoptinuauce,
TO wit: to make It . fnt olasa, high toned,
News aud Literary Paper. =. "
The tefps of the:papsr will be as formerly.
viz: $500 q year i,l advanee--in specie, or pro
visions at specie valuation. ., -
Sept. ~, 1865. "a, IT,
~, The Golumbis Phoenix, the Anderpon
intsitgsnesr. and the Nswberry Herald are
rs'pee'tuliy Feqaes.ed to copy. 7. B: O.,
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-06-23

TIE WESTERN RESERVE ECLECTIC INSTITUTE.
The friends of the Eclectic Institute will
be pleased to learn that the meeting, which
was held on Tuesday last, was attended by
the very best of feeling and will, withtheir
cordial cooperation, result in placing the
Eclectic on a still higher and more substan-
tial basic than heretofore. The meeting was
attended by a large and highly influential
representation from different parts of the
State, each of whom felt the necessity and
great Importance of obtaining N endOw-
ment fund for the establishment Of at least
two choirs of Theology in connection with
the Literary Department of the Eclectic
To this end ten thousand dollars were
pledged during the meeting, and it is con-
idently hoped that from thirty to fifty
thousand may be raised within a few
R1aaths Tne poaru OF trustees apPolnted
as their agent for receiving the endowment
fund, Mr.. ". ]. Ford, whose success hither-
to, in similar labor, gives assurance of the
speedy realization of the proposed scheme.
All that is needed is the cordial cO-opera-
sion of the friends of the Eclectic.
In addition to this, the Board of Trustees
have taken steps to ~inaugurate the ensuing
Academic year, with new vigOr and i%ncreas-
ed facilities. The indications already prom
Use a very large attendance during the Fall
Term which will open on the 9th of august.
Some changes will be made in the Board Of
Teachers, which, 1t is believed, will reas-
sure the public and all the old patrons Of
the Eclectic, that it is to enter upon anew
life of useful and honorable labOrs.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-06-23
FINANCIAL & COMMERCIAL.

s-r-4s THURSDAY EVENING, Juneg1 1855.
g TIE Gold market to-day ruled somewhat irregu-
lar, bus generally hrmer, and realized an advance
upon yesterday. the closing rate this afternoon be-
ing 1872.
In the local monty market to-day there WasA
fair application for discounts, but receipts of cur
rensy are quite liberal and tn market works a
shade easier. ExehApge continues very close and
hrm at par buying and a premium FelliDg.
In the general markets to day there was = good
demand for the lower grades Of Flour, but trade
brands ruled quiet and steady. WbeAt VS. active,
sales Of No. 2 red footing up about fourte n thou
rahd bushels at 81, 299' 80, the latter figure after
this Eastern report Corn WAS quiet At 55c. Oats
sold at 8 decline Of Ie- in he morning, but ciosed
hrmer. though dull We have no change TO note
in the market for Provisions o. Produce. Eish-
wines continue dull and nominal at $500
The following were the receipts and shipments
at this point by Railroad, Lake and Canal of lead
ing articles during the tzsnty-iour hours ending
at seven o'clock this morning:
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-06-23

FoURTH OF July CELEBRArIOE.-The vari-
Gus sub-committees met in the Mayors
Office last evening, and we're called to order
by the Chairman of the General Committee
of Arrangements, and E. R. Perkins, Esq.
was made permanent Secretary.
Reports were made by the Chairman of
the several sub committees present, in sub
stance, as follows:
Finsnce-There is great activity reported
on the part of the canvassing corps, and
they are succeeding tOlerably we'll But
there seems to be too much slOwness and
reluctance on the part ofmany of our citi-
zens. They should all give the csnvassers
for the requisite funds, all the help they
can. The committee do not want barren
sympathy and co Operation-that kind
which goes no farther than talk they
want a reasonable share of your available
money. We nope all will deal literally in
this matter and help the committee forth
with and abundantly.
Railroads-AI the railroads leading to
the city will issue hslf-fare tickets on the
Fourth.
OratOr-It was announced that the SER
vices of Gov. BrOugh have been obtained.
He has promised to deliver an Grafton here
on the Fourth.
Music-The services of the following
bands have been secured Lelaud's, Clark's,
Kepler's and Major Robinson's celebrated
Fife and Drum Corps.
Fireworks-0n motion, the Committee
on Fireworks were authorized to send an
agent to New York, this morning, to buy
the necessary amount of fireworks, as a
sufficient supply csnnot be obtained here.
MsrshslshiP-The chairman reported
that Col. O.. H. Payne declined serving as
Chief Marshal on the Fourth. Whereupon
Silss Merchant WAS unanimously chosen as
Marshal of tho day
On motion, Colonel George Hayward,
Colonel Harry s. Pickands, Major Charles
Ankele, and Captains Charles Sargent
BONN, Cornelius Green, Albert Spencer.
and L. W. scoield, were added to the
Military Committee.
gOn motion, the following invitation wal
OrueI5u 70 DO mhue 10 HI WHOu IL may Gull
Germ:
The Committee on Invitations respect.
fully request the various Civic Societies, il.
GLIDING Masons, Odd Fellows, Sons 0
Temperance, Father Matthew Society, Fe-
MAN Brotherhood, Good Fellows, all com
panies, or parts of companies, of Veteran
and disabled soldiers, the 29.h regiment
Fire Department, Sailors, Pupils of thu
Public Schools, Express Companies, aud tn
various Trades willing 70 take part in thu
celebration of the coming Fourth of July
to report to the Chief Marshal at thu
Mayors office on Monday afternoon next
when their respective places in the process
sion will be assigned them.
There being no further business befor
the meeting, it adjourned to meet at tn,
Mayors office at half-past seven o'clocl
this evening. It is sincerely hoped that al
the sub committees will be present. W
are already far behind our neighbors il
preparations for the celebration, and what
ever arrangements we propose to max
must be made quickly.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-06-23
ADJUSTMENTS.
q QADKMY OF MUsIO.
pa1ozs or ADMISSIONS.

PRICEs OF ADmsSIOH.
DreBs Oirols and Psrquetse 80 cents Secured Seats
20 Dress Circle, IS cents; Family Circle, % oe1tsi
Gallery, IS cents; Private Boxes 20 and W
Single seats IN Private Boxes, 81. ga
81 COlored persons viii, und-r no
oes, DO permitted TO occupy feats in any other por-
ton Of the house, save the Gallery. Admission Hoo.
Doors open At 7. Curtain rises ct 8.
Last night but one Of Mr.. JOHN HERON, known
as Barney the uide
ANOTHER GREAT COMEDY NIGHT.
Ply general desire, the great American Comedy
Of SELF wi be presented for the last time
FRIDAY evening, June go, will be presented
for the last time this reason, the Comedy Of
SEIF!
To morrow, Peneft Of MI John Heron.
In rehea. ssl, ''The Ocean Child" AID Husband
Of Ny Heart"
4 grand Aladdin Matinee will be given on tue al
teruOOu Of July 4th, for The accommodation OF per.
sons fiom the country VINO cannot remain Until
evening
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-06-23
MEApWILLE NEWS.
daily correspondence of he Cleveland LrADEl,l
MEApYILLE, JUG p, ls65.

MEADVLLE, June %, 1855.
DISTINGUISHED YIsIroR-General Burn
side paid this place a visit yesterday, and
put up at the. McHsnry House, where be
was called on by many citizens to pay their
respects. In lhe evening he was serenaded
by the band of the 15Oth Regiment, which
arrived here Tuesday from Washington.
The General thanked them I'M briefspeech,
and congratulated the people on the return
of peace to tho country.
MEAN THIEF.-A night or two after the do
nation party given to Rev. Mr.. Day a thief
entered his cellar and stole some butter and
eggs left at the house by generous donors.
What punishment should be melted out to a
thief SO mean as to steal from a preacher I
cannot conceive, but would favor something
extremely severe. In this. world, it is said,
a Methodist minister hasn't any right 10
possess more than a pretty wife and a good
horse. The thief must have understood
this when he took the butter and eggs, and
for his c~ousiderate generosity in leaving
the good wife and horse Of he has one) Mr..
Day has "much TO be thankful for"
SMALL Pox.-There are several cases of
small pox existing at present in the South
Ward. Ooe death occurred from this dis
ease last week. Precautionary measures
have been taken to prevent it from spread
ing to other portions of the town.
Wac CLAIMS The United States Sanitary
Commission have appointed Colonel Nc
Coy, their agent for this county, 10 collect
back pay and bounty for soldiers AID heir
widows and children This is done lice of
charge by the Commission and its agents.
In selecting the Colonel, who hH@
through the war, the Commission has secur-
ed a worthy and capable man, and one who
will transact the business expeditiously.
THE LAMP PcsTs.-The Gas Company are
putting up the lamp posts contracted for by
the Assistant Burgess, last week. II.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-06-23
MARINE NEWS.
YOET OF CLEVELAND.

gDHT OF CLEVELAND.
ENTERED-.--JUEE 2l-22
stmr CITY Of Clevelsnd. Mckay, Detroit
Prop Elmirs, Thorn, Pufalo-
Prop Wabash, Kirby. Dunkirk
Prop tity Of New Y TX, Chadwick, OgdensDursh-
Prop Pscifo, Kelley, Buffalo
schr W n Chapman, Gilmore, Black biver.
Schr Vim Rsynor, Tower. Marquette
Schr New London, LSmpah, Marquette
scOw Mary x Lucy, Olmsted, Detroit.
S. ow Mona, Csrran, Kelley Is a-d.
Tug Monitor, Reid, black River.
OLEARED..--..JUNE 2i-2L
stmr CITY Of Cleveland, Mckay, Detroit
Prop City OF New York. Chadwick, Chicago
Prop Pacific, Kelley, buffalo.
PrUp Wabash, Kirby, To edo
Prop Elmira, thorn, Toledo.
Schr Cape Born. Galloway, Detroit.
Schr n P. GoOdeli. Mckee, Forster.
Schr Jenny Lind, Williams, BuFalo.
SIR VIM ShUps, Rose, Marquette.
Schr Gov. Hunt, Pemb'e, Buffalo.
scow Mona, Cor an, keley's Island.
Scow HerZvnia, Kelso, saginaw.
lug Monitor, Reid, Black River.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-06-23

0BATOR OF TIE DAT At ALRoN.-We learn
that W. T. COggeshall, Esq, of ths State
Journal, has accepted an invitation to de-
liver the Fourth Of July Grafton at Akron.
We congratulate the people Of that town
upon their good fortune in securing Mr.. C.
for this duty, and can with safety promise
them an intellectual entertainment that
viii be long 8 source of pleasant Feeoliec.
ton and profit to them. ~N y
aoUa GREAr c1rrnss. aEsScP Is the It'll,
of a very readable book, jdsgSsIsd, which
treats in q pleasant wsy1ofGrsnt;S Sherman,
Thomas, Sheridan and Fsrragut. It win
prove immensely popular, for it touches on
what's now uppermOst in Che thoughts and
affections of Americans gives mEeh new in
formation concerning she previous career
Of the heroes above mentioned, and is writ
ten in q style as ATTRACTIVE as the subject
is interesting. 1t is smbellished with
splendid steel ~eDgrsEiDgs of the heroes.
We predict for it large run. gr.
It is sold only by subscription. Mr.. B. 6.
Green, No. 4 American Buildings has Sc
cured the General Agency for the sale of
the work in Northern: Ohio, and he
wants a large number of agents to canvass
for this book of the times.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-06-23

No RETURNS AND FALSE BRANDs.-Commis-
siOner White was engaged yesterday with
the adjourned examination of Bernard
Esch, q whisky manufacturer, of DelPhOs,
O., who is charged with d~elraudiDgthe gov
eminent of revenue IN the sale of whisky
without paying duty thereon, and also for
putting on casks false inspection brands.
Seizures have been made in this District, of
465 barrels of his whisky, and 400 barrels in
New York. There are about a score of wit
nesses in the case. 1t was not concluded
up to five o'clock yesterday, but will proba-
bly, be disposed of to-day.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-06-23

ACADEMY OF MUsIC.-A good house was
out to the theatre last night, and were
highly pleased with the beautiful play,
"The Dream at Sea-" and %convulsed with
the after piece, "Servsnts by Legacy"
The domestic comedy of "Self" will be
presented again this evening. and for the
last time this season. 1t is such an extra
good thing, we hope a good crowd of peO-
pie will avail themselves of this last chance
of seeing a truly superior play.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-06-23

REsIGEATIoSa.--The following designations
of Ohio officers have beeu accepted, to -
effect from the dates specified:
June 12-1st hieut Philaa S Abbot, LIST
Heavy Artillery +; LIST Lieut's John Il Slick,
and Jacob " Cline, 49sh Infantry Captain
Cyrus H Askew, J5th Infantry:
June IS-2d Lieut. Josiah Brown, LIST Light
ARTILLERY Surgeon Hiram NJ Shaffer, Cap
taius William WEIGH and Peter Hardman,
18Th Infantry.
June I6-2d Lieut. Albert A Clspp, I'd
Cavalry.