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SUMTER>s. c., July 10Th 1865.
GENERAL ORDER.
1T WILL BE. NECESSARY FOR
4 PARTIES shipping Cotton by rail-
or otherwise, from tl,is Sub. Dist, to
procure a certificate from these Heead,
quarters, showing that the Cotton so ship.
ped is not the property Of Government
Unless such certificate is procured, the
cotton will be stopped at Florence, and
may subject the shipper to long delay
Any parties discovered receiving CT
attempting to ship Cotton. belonging to
Government, or that formerly belonged
to the G. S. Government, will bcpunished
to the extent of Military law. a.
Storekeepers are direct. d f6skecp 4
record ofthc names of parties selling oil
trading cotton at their store; and said store
keeper, or any person, is forbidden t'
brins cotton or receive it. in small qnan'
titles, unless from responsib'e parties
and will satisfy themselves. and be abb
to satisfy the Provost Marshall, at al
times, that the cottuu has not lee.
stolen.
By oric' Of
Licut. Col. F. Fl. WHITTIER,
Com'dg Sub District.
GEO. G. SPEAR, lst Lieut.. & A. A. A
G.
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Tie c;.1h4rn p.uHia a., e!cctirs to
he var:oys o.Iee* tn:.s they have the
rjcl. to e.. mca " 80 are well known to
Nave lccr ac;irc, e::":.ctie rebels. They
-1hcos. 10 rr2n"s:rnIt IL Southern State,
,lcu,:n VII: did tun~i 10 destroy It, and
cary it out Of the Union. They. do this
for Il Siu.p!e reason; there arc no other
men whom the people viii! trust. They
know that. with few exceptions. the
so-caiIcd Union men" Of the So';th are
slippery fellows, wcak-kaeed trnners,
WHO were rebels when the rebellion IVES
ro-and Union men when twas down.
Sucl men will not he trusted where
they are known, and VIC ought to rejoice
over IL is a healthy sign Of the real
honest republicism Of tho South. We
ought also to regard it as healthy sign
that the Southern people choose to he
represented in peace By the mep who
led them in var. No one has given
up the rebe cause 50 completely as the
southcrn soldiers. No class ofths South
,Acrn people is 50 fair or honest, or so sin'
cerly earnest in their desire to see the
aouatry paeihcd. These are the mon
tha: the South now put in Office. 1t is
rs we say, 4 healthy sign-but there
Is to DC y fight about it with the radicals
especially in so far as the South wishes
to BE reprcse ntel in Congress by this
class of mrn.-Near York Herald.
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Head'qrs Mil Dis. E s. G: I,
THIRD SePERArs BRIGADE, L
DARLlSeraN, s: G. July IL, 1860.

DARLlSeraN, 8: G. July IL, lsGo..
GENERAL ORDER NO. 6.
TT HAVING CONE TO TEE
4 knowledge Of tho General Commands
ing, that large amount of property,
formerly belonging to the so oea'lcd Con>
federate Government, is now in possession
Of Citizens's within this District, 1t is
hereby ordered,
That all such. property, of whatever
description, be Immediately reported to
tho ueares. Marshal iu the District, by
person or person having it in pos ession,
that All exact account may be taken OF
the same for the future disposition OF the
Government.
Assistant Provost Marshals are dircc-
led to arrest all persons who fail to conn
ply with the above order, and take thenf
to the Sub District Superior Provost
Court for trial. :
by command CT
Brig Gen. BEa1a.
{. +. FlLLEERoTN, Lieult naAt y A.
4. i. 6.
August 1
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SUMTER, S. c.. July l3, 1867 7;
GENERAL ORDER NO. 2.
+ TIE SALE OF lNTOXICA~
HT1NG Liquors to oay erHisreel' rial'
is prohibited Any person disobeying<
this order, will be arreatcd by the Pro-
vurt Marshall, and severely punished aud
their goods coDfiscatcd; and the parties
making the sale, or parties interested in
the sale, will not he allowed to open th'ir'
store again, for the sale Of any meridian.
disc whatever.
II. Any parties having property in
their possession of whatever nature, that
has formerly belonged to the u. Gov,
crnmcnt, or to the so-called Confederate
Government, will Immediately notify the
Provost Marshal OF the fact Any rar-
lies holding property, either real or
personal estate. belonging to parties
engaged in the late rebellion, and who
arc now absent, or of parties whose Pro-
pertv is subject to confscation, will i'm:
mcdiately notify tile Provost Marshal.
A car fnI search will bc made for such
property as named above, ard parties
cndeavoring to secrcte the same, or fail
to give the proper notice of said proper.
ty to the Provost Marshal, will be puni.
shed by the military law.
By command Of
1t. Col.'F. H. WHITTIER,
Coln'dg District.
Gko. G. SPEAR, lst Lieut.. l.. y. a: A. G.
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AEkDa'E-SS HILL. DIST. =. S. c.

AEkDAEE.S:S IS ;asssLL" DIST. .. S. c.
furnp &trErAr. BEiGao".
iAsl:xGroS. s. G., .Aag q. 1868.
G&iERAL oIUhis 10. II.
THE MILITARY AUTHORITIES
4 iI,ro;tgIius, his District arc hereby
directed o~ezic,!d to the people all nee
essary assistance in repairing aud put.
ting in order the public roads within
their limits.
TO this end, tie former Commission.
ers of public highways are authorized TO
proceed, as heretofore in accordance with
custom, in calling ont and experimenting
force for the accomplishment Of this
purpose, in which the aid of the Military
authorities will be given them. 1t is
earnestly recommended that the people
unite in causing the successful completion
of this work.
BY command Of
Brig. Gen. GEO. L. BEAL.
CHAs. B. F1LLEBRowN,
Lieut. & A. A. A. @.
Official Copy: E. A. F1sKE, Capt 30th
Mass. Y. Vols. Comdg Kershaw Dist.
August Is l..
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CAMDEN. S. c., Aug. II, 1862.
GENERAL ORDER 40. /.
STOREKEErERs ARE DIRECTED
~ to keep record of'ho names OF par
ties selling or trading cotton at their
stores. Anal saii Stnrckccpers or any
person is forbidden TO bye or receive
cotton from parties presenting the same
until said parties bavo obtained written
permission from these Headquarters.
The Provost Marshal is charged with
the strict execution of this order.
By command Of
E. A. FISKE.
Capt. 3oth Mass, v. Vols,
Comd,g District.
N. E. REED, Capt. & Asst. Provost
Marshal. August l8
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E;cv Secretary Benjam-
In IIgcapal.

!sarlr in May he .s.rcra'ed from the
.p.c<:,iast-Davls-near Washington,
;:c::,x IA. for the purpose. ct making his
-, y ,,,,assau and Hsvana from some
ynn ~, the Florida coast. He was to
.,:::::sn3 % some public business at these
-,::s. and then to rsjoin the l'rcsidcn
-~::,> :.aus.Missisaippi, via Matamoras
g., '..:ras. He~sravc!etl directly soath.
::rcrs': Georgia and Florida. cn horse
;:...s, :Sisguised rs former in search 6
IS; l. on " hich to settle, and passed
;;...,a.;h the county w:tl!cnt exciting sg's'
s;..,>. or attracting at:cnt;or, until i''
,..::.al the lower s::!ie Of The. Peninsula
,:,T';,rida. He was Informed that no
':..:,.; we're to be found en- the eas:ern
-. =, and went t!,cncc to the Gull Shore,
=: *, after a months delay, he succeed:
~; - getting Siiip's vawl ooat and two
.:,,a who were wiling 70 risl' their lives
s,;:: the sea in it. The open hoat was
;::..~t Is feet in length, in which they
o. 10 s:ed the peninsula until they raa::'e3
,:r,: nf the keys Of tho Florida reef, where
= y succeeded; in procuring a BOAT some.
!. .,t. larger, Tn: s'i.: ~ cpen ;'oat. IL,
sa;eh thoy pnt to sea to cross tie Gnl'
s;.cam, and fortunately reached thc
E:mircs upon the Banks, after passage
o:.:xtv hours. On Monday, the 9th Of
49,, after an unsuccessful attempt to
=77?1 W7aaS ar1c nente we1ertaA; h 81 HI, hi
;:vt back to the Bininss. On the 18th
he took passage from the Bimines for
Nassau in q small s|oop Of nine tons
?:.,..shen, loaded with sponscs, ard on
Friday. the l4th, this sloop tonnlcred at
ssa,. when thirty miles distant from the
nearest land.
The vesssc} went down SO rapidly that
Gc, with the colored men who formed the
crew, had barely time to jump ir;o o
skiff in tow Of the s!oop befnrs she sank.
In this boat, with light mast, sail and
compass, and havin.,,hus one cal, they
made for Land, aud ha tho weather was
calul and Il vessel in Si@ht, by Giat OF
energetic scuiling. they reach the Ii.i'
NpU;'c |'ssN' Il" u L H., ana "rT' cH.G al Y
received b. Capt. Stewart. "n board .l,s
Geo:.iHa, her Britannia M.ics;v's iirf,
house Yacht, ard w:rc warmly and most
. corlialiy entertained. .
Thcvcssci was On IN official ta.rof Il n,
house inspection upon the Banks, aud
at the rcq"cst Of Sir. Ecniamin, return
ell him once moTa to The B;miars. There
Nr Denjam,;. chartered another vessel
Is'c1;7S:,n thc !S'h ri July, and arrived
n NassaS\, Friday. Tie 2l:t. On >a;ur>
dar, he sai'c<7G,n ho:ri the good s;scoo"c;
britannia, and ;S-yiycd at UAvannH on
tie 25tb, sale anI~saaul.
His whole tr.p has >occnpci the hcs;
: part OF threa :aU"ss''ls, "st Of which thirty
I;uvs have / e:' ;;;*>r4 at sea ii Er:Scra~
be oprn loalsj i: l"a,: twenty~ona days
in tLe smallest crafts ;!"; tioat. lis
health has not suffered, Eur has he been
int:is ,osed Ter all .rou: Aarir@ Ill the
l'arAships and cypo:vre wliic:l he has
l.rn,rTDur
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OFFICE PROVOST MARSHAL
3d SuD. D1srR1cT Z. S. G..

81 SUD DISTRICT II. ,. y. [
SUMTER, 6. G.. August ., 1865.
SPEC.yLAh ORDER NO.4
VTHAVINo COME TO THENO11CE
4 the Sub>Dis,riet Provost Marshal
that TIE citizens ::sisling in tho vicinity
Of Sun:ter arc e'!2:iii;hg liquors and sell
lia., the saue to tlla so!dir;s OF Ills COIL
ifland, it is therefore ordered that the
manufacture and sale Of Malt and Spirit
nos Liquors in this Sub. District is forbid
den, except by special permission from
.he Sub~District Commanders or from
th;s office.
MS 0TuIr VIII ue crrrr'rvv4s.--
(Signed) 7. B. JOHNSTON,
Capt. & A. Provost Marshal,
3d Sub-DisLrict L. S. G.
Official c. W. BURGESS, Capt. j. A.
Provost Marshal.
August II
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Plantation for Sale.

A PLANTATION AT GRANNIE'S QUAR-
"A TER CREEK, about II miles from Kirk.
wood, containing 500 acres more or less, viii
be cold with tie the growing crop on it, OF
deliverable in October whoa the crop is taken
of. There are 100 acres Of prinebottom land,
the balance in open and WOOD ed highland,
With the plantation may be had, II sired
choice stock Of Cattle and Hogs Apply
at this Office
june % WI
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THIRD SEpERATE BRIGADE,
ErAu,,nc.rnn : q Lux lS

THIRD SEpERATE BRIGADE,
DARLlSGroy, S. G., July Is:
CENEKAL ORDER NO.s.
REPEATED COMPLAINTS HAE~
ING been made 10 these lieadqnar'rra
tiat :he freedmen and women, are frc-
qt.ently driver from tic rlantatj:us mp IT
"i.itl! they lsavc l'ccn engaged ins cuitl~
Ta'iug The crops enrins the prestDt
scasrn, therefore it is ordered,
/ That the freedmen, womes: aud chill
dren who have been engaged in cultiva.
ting the lands the psesens year will, not
be driven away Thcy will be alowsd.
to remain until the growing CROPS are
harvested, unless dismissed by military
authority, or Provost Court, and will
be entitled to receive fair compeus;tion.
for their labor.
1t is therefore required that equitable
cousracts in writing, be male between
the planters and the freedmen and
women, for the cultivation of the lands
the present year. Paymcp, in kind will
be made, and the allowance of one half
the crop is recommended as fair compcn-'
satioD for the labor. The landlords fur
uishing subsistence until tho crops are
harvested.
Their contracts will be submitted to
the nearest military commander for ap-
proya.
When the above requirements are COM,
piled with protection will he granted AS
far as military necessity Sill allow, but
when no contract is made, the crops liz
able to be considered forfeited for the use
of the laborers. Should the owners refuse
to cultivate the lands, or to comply with
this order, they will be considered as ems
'deavoring to .cmbarrass the Government,
aud will tc treated accordingly.
BY command of
Brig. Gen. BEAL.
(signcd) c. b. FILLEBRowS,
Lieut.. & A. A. A. G.
Official Copy: GEO. G. SPEAR, Lieut.. &
4. A. A. &.
July 2S
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CAMDEN, S. c., August 10, 1865.
7 CIRCULAR.
TNAcCORDANCE WITH INSTRUC-
l. TIONo received from Headquarters
Military District E. S. c., the under
signed is directed to collect the sum of
one dollar l,oo) for each contract made,
after the above date.
E. a: FISkE.
Capt. Comd'g Kershsw District.
August 25.
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CRIME AT TIE NoRrH.-The most cz-
traordinarv carniveral Of crime is HOW
in fnll blast at the North, Of which we
ecvr rcmcmper to have heard or read. a
volume Of the Newgate calender might
be cullod from the gigantic crimes which
have bcei pcrpetrated there in the last
It II! orTaJ lf'iIc- -i~..-..-eiix
horrible cases Of rape have occurred, ac-
accompanied in three instances with the
murder Of tie victims one occurring III
sight OF the chnroh spires of Boston-the
murdcres escaping. Within that time
two sous have killed their parents, Che
butchcrius hls mother and sister. in or
der that he might got money enough TO
marry upon, and the other shot his far
tl,cr in heat of blood.-Ihrce pronincn'
bank officials have robbed their ban Is Of
vast amcuuts, one escaping to France
and there becoming a madman, aro:|."r
committing suicide in his cell IN :,
York few rights since, and the la: :.
cuses trail wuaan as the cause {: 5
fall. 70 these wa may add innuucr.hle
crimes IF IS magnitude, sucIl "s c"un''
.erfeits Of Irrational currency and petro-
ieum swindlcs. These crimes have .as
vet in very few instances been traced To
returned soldiers. They, poor fellows
scsm, IN great many instances to have
found their wives not of the rasi2nt, E~'
nelope ayp", if forty divorce suits. ius:l'
tnted in single county by rciUrued SOL
dicrs mean a"ylhiny.
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Dry G..

TCSG TT CTIv:;D. N -. =, EC1 CO.
S 7 ETE Stock CT Dry c;,cls, eo2a.a,.ag il
part of Prints; black. rGri',o 1ra "o:urea Sw:aa
Musills. Jaronci tMDuIita. &C.; !.nuG C.o:h
black aud b,owu lcnespr:., Linen iid'kis
ladies and gentlcmcn's white aud co!C"2::: Hose
Irish Linen Towels ard ToTcliDg "nd ya:iou.
other articles 100 n,!:nyrc.:! u .:!e..t!0l. C.!
and see for you's:l:.
One dor nor Ii of Mc:l'esoH ard Co.
MCDONALD l. MCCURRY
August. Is.
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Heada rs Mil. Dis. e. S. G.
TnTED IrrrnHTEbHr

IHrED SsrrrN7zTE bfTrurpE; +
DARLINaToN, S. c., July Is. {
CIRCULAR NO. I.
CUB-DISTRlCTl COMMANDERS
~ WILL at once proceed in their respcc-
tive Sub District 10 obtain information
upon the following subjccts, viz:
7. The number of plantations upon
which contracts have been made with
the freedmen and women, the present
year, and the name of each planter with
whom the contracts was made.
2. The number Of plantations and
tic names Of the owners, where Contracts
have not been made.
3. The number Of freedmen, women
and children on each plantation on the
lst day Of January, 1866, and the nuns
Der now present.
4. Whether or not the usual rations
and the customary medical attention are
furnished the freedmen, women and
children. This information will he for>
varied to these Headquarters githout
delay.
BY order q
Brig. Gen. BEAL.
(signe'!) G. Il. FMhEDEowS,
Lieut.. & \. A. \. G..
Planters are rcquc:ted to furnish the
information to this office as soon 20 pos
sibIs.
c. ". !:CRGEsSS.
C,nt. & Provost N"rsl.ai
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Prospectus Of Charleston
Daily News,

WILL BE PUBLlSlfED AbUCI 1hE'
w FIRST Week in August, and regu-
larly thereafter The Charleston Daily Ne'c'.
As native Carolinians, the publishers wilE
naturally look TO the interests OF their own
State, and to that of the South; and as citizens
ofthe United States they will moi be wanting
in the proper amount Of devotion and respect
for the General Government. Every effort
shall be made to make tile Dnily NewS first
class newspaper. and in every way worthy
Of til" patronage Of the public.
Our terms, for the present, will be at'the rate
of $40 per annuin. Snbscri tions received for
5, 6 and l2 mouths, payable in advance.
POST>MASTER$, and others throughout the
country who NAV interest themselves i'll plocur-
ing subscriptions, will b. allowed the usuaE
per ccntage.
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Propretors-
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CHA. EEsToT, s. G.,
ADAMS, FROST & &C
I5aE1EsTGE. Sc.

Z RE PliErAHED TO Sci COTTON OF
y OTHER produce in charleston, New
York rr :i"crpno', as nay o. advantageous; ani
10. maze liberal advance. III goods or mnmy on
cSnsiSnments TO them. They will furnish p.aa.
tars as far ;s possible the usual iaciliiieo.
August H., St
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Merchant IN !. :...L1'l 'l2 8.

rENHE MERCHANT r .'R,":>: :: :.
! NLSS, rs !Uraec : .,,':,>';E >'.'...
AID, will be couiiaue.i - +. - :. -.
brInchls, by
McD0St :
August IS
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The Kew Stone,

OUR MONTHLY MASONIC MAGAZINE
Will also be resumed at the same time. This
Magazine Is endorsed, and recommended to the
Fraternity ut large, by tho Grand Lodge ol
North Carolina. As regards matter and typog-
raphy, it will be equal ,oany similar publication
in The United States.
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ical Sch 0Ol.

YETHE SUBSCRIBER, ASSISTED By DR..
Is J. Il. MATTHEW'S, will resume the
ex, rcises of his schnol on Monday, September
5, and Continue the same l3 weeks. Bormer
pupils who Intend to return, and those who
may wish to enter for the 6rst time, arc
requested TO d. 30 promptly, as it will be for
the advantage Of beth.
Tens: Classics, Mathematics and higher
English, including pupils i:dval ed 10 Algebra
S9r; Lower English SIS; French, op!!rEai-no
extra Charge
~ Provisions will bo tGken in part pay
racmi. es may be aer ed Oh. F''r payment in
advance. wh ch indeed my presen! Sircun-
stances render almost requisite, dscoun: Of
10 Per cent. will ho allowed.
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NGTIOM,

Ms2IltE.:.
FUVHE COPARTNEHSHIp yET#ToECRE
3 EXISTING between j. Il. NcC!nry
S. ilamme-s!o*gh undvr tl!r l;s. Of ,ccn.ry
l. Itammrrs:,.H;: il is this dsy dvsolrcd BY mU
tual consent. TIC Bool:s. No!c; aid Acconels
of he concern are in the han;3 oi !. u. No
Curry. vino will attend TO IL, 3etie2cnt 9!
the concern.
J.W. McCUnnRI-.
S. NA..;.,:.::':. :. LUJrU
July 7.
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The IsrMus OF pAxAMA.-Thc cans
sliz uion of the Istmus of Panama is
again Il tr,cti,y at n'ion.. A Frcu> h
ergle7 , NJ. Bc urd:el, think that The
work can be successfully executed for
shcus $Se, 100000.
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THADDEuS STREETI ,

FGGWARCLN'G AND Cc.HJEISS!0E
.NEGC!I4NT,
and aseu: Of YORK aid Charleston Steamship
Lie,
CHA EEsToE, $. G.,
PAYS sp c;al attention to tho forw. riding Of
Goods from abroad. with the interior, and Cotton
Tu pcniinc, !;osin aid otter prrdl!ce from the
interior to my ports OF the North or Europe.
~ Cash advances made on produce 70 his
c3lS!G !GGmglit.
August 25 St.
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Headq'rs Detach, 3Oth
Mass. Vet. Vol. In
fantry. l.

CAMDEN, s. c., July 21th, 1865.
GENERAL ORDER.
As A SANITARY MEASURE, IT
IA SHALL be deemed nuis nee for
any Hogs to lun at large within the
limits Of the Town of Camden, after the
(l) first day of August all Hogs found
running at large, will be sold or cthcr>
vie di.posed Of, for the benefit Of the
noor Of said town.
b. order Of
SD. SHIPLEY.
Major Com'dg Drtach.
c. u. BpaoEss, Capt. snd Provost Mar
shal.
July 2S
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Dray Notice.

DARTIES HAVING HAULING TO DO
L CAN BE accommodatedby calling on the
subscriber on Dekalb Street.
a. NILES
JULY g.
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1865-1866, 1865-09-08

.r.. IL iac S;Hl2 A'h H'FrG l1;."
lor Tie P.ov;s:orll5os
...,.:, ,.sc:'?s wherein t':ay mG7cont .
49,. rl:e p. ,r;sirns of this proclamation
.i:.:. the Judges and Chance liorsaf the
S,a!> aro hereby required to eN,sss al
the Eowcra and perform a'l IL du'i.s
which app"rla;n - 1iciI Representatives,,
aud especially i'll criminal eases. 1t vii.
be expected OF the Federal m.ihrv all.
t.nritias now ia Sonlk CDrolinaio icud
their authority to the civil officerof the
| Provisional Government, for the urpose
of enforcing the laws and preserIng the
peace and gond order of the Stat
And | do further command ar Ienjoin
al snnd and lewful citizens of II State
to nnile III enforcing the laws an bring.
ing o Justice all disordcrly pers's, all
| pIGulercrs, robrcrs and maHudcrs
all vagrants and idle persons ho are
wandering about without emi'ymen'
Of any visible means Of supportiri them
selves.
1t is also expected that all'forme'
owners Of freed persons will behind te
them, and not turn of the clhren OF
aged to perish and tho freed en- and
women are earnestly enjoined I make
contracts, just and fair, for rhainlng
with their former owners. "
In order to facilitate as much poss-
BILE the application for pardons v4dcr tlc
excepted sections of tho Presidsts An'
resty Proclamation, it is stated 5r info
nation that all applications INST be y
petition, stating the exception, and a.
conpanied with the oath psseribf
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-09-08
tiaatfial aIt5 U5dIiiiffid.



DAILf dAr1 Urrr 0vvrcs,l
September Z, 1855. J
WHEAr-We have slight change to note from
our qsotstions of yesterday. Old Fall u . TO
I e5 new Pail 81 IS to l 10; choice new FAN
at 81 80.
RYE-Old As to SOC.
CoRS---40 to 45c.
OArs-Oid at IS to Csc; new 1t II to &c.
Satisfactorily s. 90; Flaxseed 81 so to 10.
EGas-Firm at Is to lie.
BurrER-1s to zoe for packed choice 25c, and
firm Mt that.
PorAroEs-Common, 40 to 45c. Good, in de-
uand at soc.
LARD-26 to pc.
BAcoS-l9 to zoe.
SoRsHuH--50 to 60c.
cHIcKESs-Young g IS; old - 90.
OxIoxs--40 to soc.
HAY-Timothy $40 90; Prairie 81 SO to IS.
BEEswAx-40c.
PEAcHEs-Green at 81 90 to 5o@3 90, accord
ing to quality.
APPLEs-Green At 50 to soc@$l 90, according
to quality.
WooL-Unwashed Is to soc; tub-washed As Il
55c; fleece washed 10 to Acc.
HIDEs-Dry Hint lie; dry salted &c; green 3c
and green sailed Sc.