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Headquarters Military District OF
Charleston.
DEPARTMENT SOUTH CAROLINA.
ASSISTANT ADJUTANT-GEN.'S OFFICE,
CHARLESTON, s. O., July 27, 1865.
DERSONS desiring to publish Newspapers
4 within the limits Of this District, are
hereby informed that it will first be neces-
sary to obtain the consent of the Major
General Commanding the Department.
BY command OF
Brevet Brig. Gen. JOHN P. HATCH.
LEONARD 3. PERRY, Asst Adj. Gen.
Official:
E. HAMS JEwErr, 1st Lieut.. and A. 4. A.
zen. Aug 18
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al! the reading matter Of interest contained
IN the daily issues Of the week
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The following gentlemen are respectfully
suggested as candidates for the Convention
to be held in September next:
WADE HAMPTON,
A. II. TAYLOR,
w. A. HARRIS,
j. q. GIBDES. July 81 X
In view OF the Importance of tho approach
ing convention, it is of vital consequence
TO us that we should be represented by men,
not only OF patriotism and experience, but
OF legal requirements. 1 beg, therefore, to
present to the voters of Richland the names
OF the following gentlemen, who are cmi-
nentiy fitted for the responsible post for
Which they are nominated
CHANCELLOR CARROL,
HON. WIN. F. DESAUSSURE,
COL. WM. WALLACE,
COL. F. W. McMASTER. Aug
For the Convention.
=, The friends of the Union and Of their
State, desiring to bring into her councils
Practlcal knowledge, sound patriotism and
ooVotlon to her best interests, respectfully
nominate the following gentlemen as dele
gates to the State Convention from the
District of Richland:
JOHN CALDWELL,
WADE HAMPTON,
A. X. TAYLOR,
W. 4. HARRIS. August II
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Gen. Rutier en- Negro AuHrage.
Boston. June II. lro5

49,, -, en- Al -
Az the COLLATION. "hlch i"ho"'u w" ui"'l"'
ment dedication ceremonies in Lowell Yesterday GEN
pu .o.u,d ., 81. ,oas, .o,rnl,,,.u,a,v IN ,h.
Du'o' '''Po""'" w. Wv '
army and navy lie urged tia: the conhscaied !ahdt
forfeited by trea,on should be given the soldiers who
"a go, ,h vohouio, dox, +, 6,r,be, .o,,e.,io,
i'''" ''' '-' ~ Wv
with the subject. the General salj VINE We CAV" c'
guerd0n to the citizen soldiers who went iorth rom
the free NORTH from Massachusetts snd Now England,
and from the States ea.t and wet. guided by inic
gence and instructed IN their political rights and
burning for the national honor what shaii sre 'nt
Vi anolhef CLASS oil soiuhfs' c,hrS lh't hnp
no instruction 10 poh'leai iegfe.- nan u no y? ~
ihe psst ana httle hope IN rhe 'ulGie' 'nam w.
say OF thosc coi1ed men Hno, WIN in'l.No 1,'a!
anu pitfotsm, 'oIlni''fod WIN w ~ ou' @
ohn theIe he no Wofd OF ensouihsemeh, 10, ,c nFlo
soldier who stood sJe by side hshns ioi lne COUNTY
which had been heretofore unu,i 10 INN, out wno re-
DIbR III the future upon Tue iat ana on ,ne justice 81
ON npoteht COD. sti stood up ana I'ugnt m",sH is
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claim TO the position Of b leading star" actress
We regret 10 ray that We have been unable
10 do So Her evident ambition
and earnest intentions haye hitherto induced to de-
fer recording any opinion as to her merits. We had
trusted End in later persona,ions the proof ohgher
power than che displayed in Camillc" But the result
is only to thoroughly confirm the unfavorabe estimate
which was forced upon us by the opening night The
good attributes which Miss Hosmer possesses an
apparent deep devotion to her professonshe does not
yet understand 1t in the Of ar-a voice Of which
remarkable dramatic might be made and TO beauti.
fnl arms. But her devotion has been msapplied,
at least has not been directed in the proper
channel her voice is t to frequent almost perpetual
misuse, and the uDgracefulness Of her attitudes and
gestures makes even her fine expressioness. Her
natural disquafcations are bad stage appearance and
an awkward carriage. These Of course, misfor-
tunes that could be modified by education and training
or to which audiences might be blinded by triumphant
gifts Of inspiration; but Miss Hosmer is not genius.
and her studies have not been well directed She
Is bnoy In possession Of the bodest business of
the stage; its delicate meanings to be all
foreign to her. She has not learned the grace Of
men She has not caught the secret Of proper vocal
meditation She does not correctly pronounce the
English language Her theatrical training, moreover,
is AL in the worst sehool--the school of the wild,
strdent and passion tearing West Her effects all
effects Of violence startling the audiences at times TO
noisy thoughtess appreciation, but moving TO
hearty feeling She shrleks aud clamors for applause
bnt never compels il by the true and deep aud
subtle methods upon which the Artist most relics And
an artist. it is our uncomfortable duty to say Miss
Hosner ia not in any sense. We would gladly trace
soute Judgment, but it is impossible. The most We
say is that there il probably yet inc to retrieve the
faulty steps She has hitherto taken IN her career md
to enable her 10 begin anew, and with thoroughly al
tered purpose Miss Hosmer will this evening appear
as the Countess. in Knowles play Of Love" aud on
Wednesday will repeat Evadne.
At the Academy of Music the membck OF Mr. JUG
nets french company win give EXTRA performance
of Dumas drama, The Cheyaier de Ia Maison
Rouge
The les, performance Of THE Sleeping Beauty
will be given this evening at the Olympic Theatre, for
the benefit OF Mr. Harry Pearson, whose excellent bur-
lesque acting. singing and dancing have contributed
in no small degree to the success of the piece.
Miss Emily aelyilcs engagement at Darnnin's Nh
scum closes this week. She viii appear every after
noon AID evening in The Child Of the Regiment" and
" jenny Lind"
this evening and tomouow her performance OF Marie
IN The Pearl Of SAVOY On Wednesday Little
Barefoot" viii be- produced.
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PGssengers arrived.

In steamship Bremen from rromep-Else sesuanD. ,.
Hleruiann and family Bertha Biennann, Car! B-rloouz,
T. Leweu'ha e. Havillnd q. H. Lpders T.. Joig T.. Rena.
y.l Dr. Vincent ~ i. Cohen, J. scho berg Lin +. w.
seier A. CnlaCf Geo. Frank, 4. hireh, e. schhnbach,
H. &. Baden IT. Reese. Elise buchapm L. Werthemer A.
hu. \. Amend L.cts tTacA T. NseTt<ipee add aiuly,
VI Goidberser api family H. W.ikenhauer {. ELns, c.
Merch, 4. B.Pfeifer, " Ie'rnann 30 Eanss tree.e,
@ S'ricsnor PC Fuchs. Lfrcss. j. Carrek " snsnds,
C. Kr4nz Nj brewer. M himias Il. hischLsg.n Mrs
{. t;icknore W. Dab Mr.. Gale, Roin-, l.. Eirsod 81
6ro.enlieuer II. kohns Ann, Ma'emeyer, J. D. ftnke,
Jnia uebernss.r 4. Mnier & Eonsebsmeyer y. Ncolss
G. Dieesmaun ad SON Ms. Maertein and dragatcr, t.
Plans &. II. Hart,aann I'D wife. George Pspe, g,
Coppernegee :. Helinscr aid sister, W. stole q.
p Schmidt. e. Miuck, Louis schoshe:', G.
h.hn and family, L. Drcl'n- :. Hemarh ~ opho1sr Y.
Pnnp.rilsel r. luCshe gf Mr.. t-inal. u Gr ndleafs
VI Crwfigit aud wife, Caroline Ann Mr.. G. Matinee, @,
rrirck M. Hessel ead caild ilerriete Wnt.hisr A.
ianler. A. Lsutcr. :. S'az +. hAoee. F. Wagner X
sclulgsf H. NJ AZ 'nknecl and VIE g. GrO-e and IAN.
iy lssdor Mchelsen, Emma Rurs. Christine b.se, ~
trsnke Deger M Dooscher aud brother, 4. Msy, A.
Hohnuth.
Ia steamship Bavaria from nsuburg-D. Cad, Bertha
Topps aud chiid.n G. krun-cled Il Den'seh, ~ keess
ing c Schen. H. Barney W. Munke and chrd }. otto ~
BultLer T.. hckernan, a. schuck j. b. Morgiu T. hseh~
do. ID. Arsrher j.. Martin
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LAW INTELLIGENCE.
SUPREME COrR1-CH,nnFRs-IrSy l'.bs'ore Justice
tNGkAHAS
APPLICATION FOR A WIT or ERROR IN TIE CASE
On A

or wAITEEs.
To-day ~ apucation was made by ey-Judgc
s,r,r. ecrs, To- Voter. for second VIZ or ctor N ts
VAR, having be,n trici an ID con- ted II tie murder
lis us,r.s Time Since tiis rxecn N ns Dsr set
In s ar this application counsel asked for ~ order stay
the eArcltion Until such i'm" as arg con-" pc h u
General Term. II wos e. 'eld'd ma p. rr.,i -.
had iGndcon or authority 10 -s'i'rhc INC Pi'
orer sr nal and conviction and airr ivfuff sentence
lld been D. proved both by e General Tenn oil tne supreme
Court aul lisO tie tO1r o. Appeuls " ws aimed 'at
asr " afcr. had bten Sentenced - ne General c'
on. ard ihst judgement had been arned by Tie Appellate
Couns II the duty ard province Of the hrher 'nfs r
uy 20 appoint another d4y which to execute tie original
.-nteuce. that the ffss seutsnso We, and snu .,
valid one Ia law, and uH no second or new
Judgment could be given. md thet parculiry
this opo .hiou tre - ~ o." ,ouf :" p'hera
eiaSe cneSee o. death srer by which .ad the
prisoner should BE- hanged Friday Several references
nsde TO TIE statutes OF M state ana tue dceiqn.
which tAe Courts have made under ,hcm u was denied hat
the aws Il 1881 under which the record had been RENTED
FROM the appellate Courts 10 the General 'ou- hd any
ns 20 DO with tbs casf. Counsel insisted int n" Ia" ~
ant that wns intended only 70 pronounce a"lm sentence
Aii fol which had been in the hrst instance
without ny sentence whatever IN the co.e OF lsnaz RaizNy
Before Jaw under which lie prisoner claim ~ paet
ad csr sentence could be- pronounced out
the prisoner 20 b" dchar ei VS. held IN The eases Of
Mr. i,r'nns ant J'in"s sheppard in The Court Of Appel
hat Ills VS. new and irs judemer by TIE Icn.r Sr'
io The prisoner emitted under the laws oil 1850 10 on
the validity Of thu r'fD u.ci anu submitted That II was
.cusy detective aud also that there authority Tor
the Court - Appa even under the act cited 20 send The
refori into thc Supreme Cont with instructions or that
Cont transfer 10 ira Court. and directing r. sentence
o. tie prisoner.
T. Oakley Hall esd, District Attorney disputed al the
point. aken by Judge Stuart AMI argued tnut the pscnt
men, sgiinst Walters perfectly ut AMI legal AID in
strict accordance with III" statute under which hal been
pronounced o id the prisoner had been tried and
yecd nearly aud hi counsel had carried lis
through tho various couI Of the State anihhe conviction
and Judgment hsd stood the test oi tie law and had been
hfurd n particular and that u quite time that
should it, without further hindranc~ Ar
u lid that Walters hsi nothing TO complain o. ir had ucrn
tried aui ably defended and that bis counsel upon
peal the higher did all for him that could possibly
done and That ther. question As TO the
dor sud the Jury that convicted him had doubt 90 hs
guilt Tie Judge took the papers and reserve h decision
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IMPORTANT NOTICE TO LIQUOR DEALERS
At "a recent meeting of this Board resoiu-
ZION adopted making it compulsory for all unli
censed liquor dealers To Immediately take out license,
or be subject to the penalties in snch made and
provided The Board. with this object IN view, has
caused Ia be printed the following circular which VIII
be sent 10 the liquor dealers all tho ciy by Inc
Police Commissioners who determined IA assist the
Excise Commissioners in rigorous enforcement Of the
Excise law:
OIticgs Or rnK BoARp or t1cIsk, No I5ttHrREs ST..
Zone door from the corner Of Chahsin.st aud
No. CHAMBERS 81, near thatfnm-st,
To rng LiouoR DEALERS OF rnr City or Ngwl oski BY
the provisions Of the Excise Law passed April H. 1854 every
person who shall sell strong and spiritnous liquors and
wines" without license shall become liable 10 penalty Of
$50 for each ofense snd IL the pcna cannot be- collected IN
execution the defendant may be arrested and imprisoned
by the Both section OF tho amended Metropolitan Police
Act passed April TO- 1862 the Police authorized to arrest
without warrant any person who shall commit any ohense
prohibited by the at OF the Legislature and II the police
should neglect perform his dty h. becomes liable TO
be- indicted aud imprisoned Tor nsdeneenor Hence any
policeman enter without complaint made or warrant
issued unlicensed plsc. where Liquors wines or alec
may be exposed .or sac and Immediately Arrest any person
" no thai sell tho same without license.
AL peJsops who . isrcr, without license nss apply 'os
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UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT-Jr>K l6,-Beforo
Judge SnIPxlS
sENIINCrS PASSED.

This afternoon a number ~ prisoners were
brought up Tor various crimes committed The
hr.i Charles Csvendi-h. convicted Of passing 80
nrd States treasury note on Mrs. Beaumont, Mt No y
Houston It Tie prisoner who represented by .NJudg-
Phillips .cntoncetto hyo years inrf sonmcnt in the
State Prison Sng Sing Ellen Morton. who tried with
Jane. shepard for passing ued states fractional currency
and who defended by John ". Ashuead so, and 4. H.
R"ayrfy aud convicted. ,.u.ncedo thr" years nrr
4 Bundeg. who pleaded guilty 10 pacing courfrr
do lar United Stl.- sentenced
imprisonment Johu NOLAN charged with ping
80 counterfeit United treasury and who
Wa represented by II Wa. ss, pleaded guilty and
sentenced 90 y,ars upfronm.nt Il slug Sing Anne
Sl'cs who also represented 10y H. v Waite, .,q and
who CHARGED w psssins nine counterfeit United states
Irrational cuueusy notes o ic i"nominalon Of ~ cents
discag sod her f.coaluce. Tie flnao friends Of
the seon.d Ia distress when the
toners pronounced The Jude remarked the crime II
rrng '.sry a.. Increase. and unless pat
stop 10 s.rlous results would b. cure To follow.
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To me Editor Of The N. Y. Tribune.

SIR; In your issue of the 10th inst. sppears an
item under the heading Of Heavy forgeries on tie Bos
esd Bank which from It's want Of correcnes is likely 10
cad your readers and damage my reputation by iufers
tha' the man hodg'on whose arrest YOU chronicle friend
OF mime and was introduced such the officers Of the
benk-in fact, your article thus states the matter
That he not thus introduced your reporter can see
by calling the cice Of the bank or By eAsnins ,bs
original afidavs in Justice Dodges Court.
The facts follows ir Hoigson called at NV psce N
business las be represented pay small balance Of econus
standing against him. and while there partly effected pur
chase amounting TO about 900 Before Completing the
transaction be inquired about the standing Of the Bulls Head
Bank and expressing desire open there "a
meet ordinary expenses asked introduce him to thu
officers which ] complied with, introducing hin AZ MI
Hodgson who had been customer Of ming mot an &C.
quainaee, commission merchant and before esv.
ut the counter mentioned to Dr. williamson the Pr.aeu
that lad no personal know edge of Hodgson
IA you have published improper your 70.
porter presume you will object TO Publishing TINS q.
plauoton Respectfully yoUs,
JonS c. PARKER, No. IS East Twenty .tfhs..
Neir- Yo,k, June II. 1865
We willingly publish Mr.. Parkers card, though tie
distinction he makes seems to an exceedingly fine
one. Oar reporter simply stated that he Introduced
Hodgson as a commission merchant Of bis cllaints
snce,' whereas, says Mr.. Parker. / only introduced
bin rs n customer OF mine" We do not know which
recommendation a bank would hold OF tie highest
valuethat of acquantanceship OF being custom er.
I'D TriJuHe.
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who have undertaken 10 overthrow them. Let us have
the whole army regulars md Volunteers citizen sol
dcrs black and white and gray, who fought Tor u.s.
and give each and all their duc proportion u praise
presentation OF an elegant silk flag and silver plate.
On the dag was the following inscription; yiand
TO Massachusetts. April 49, 1866. May the union and
Friendship Of the Future obllterate the Anguish Oh tne
Past" Lieut. Col tyson Of Gov. Bradford's staff.
presented the flag with eloquent address winch vas
appropriately RESPONDED TO nv Gov. Andrew.
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license immediately or legal proceedings viii b sy,tJ
against them The Commissioners give this law the ~
liberal construction and any respectable person. without ueH
difficulty get license for O-,at being the loves, my
hIed by law-on masiIg speedy application therefor
Printed FORMS OF petitions and bonds and ell necessary a,
formation be obtained free the Offices Of III. (oi
sioners at any time between 10 and o. m
WILLIAM JAY HAsKETr, No Il Centre.st.:
ROBERT d. HoLxLs, No. Z Chaunbers,
NOAH A. CHnDs, No. 3l7 West Thirty-sishtha;
r. Excise Commissioned,
Celtre-st '''' 20
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Court c,LENpAR>-Tnrs DAY.

>rrHtNk CoURr - tiRcUlr - PARr Nos.
lGa So as Il.g, loa; 9i, T. H.! l,. 1901 1901. 9ls
8ol, 1851. o.. 1919 la3 1926 81 f,Wr lNos. 49, 1884.
!3G 1855 1870 1872 lG,. i6?2. Ito !,d ol $50 so 40
l!09. aO, $50 49, ln,s 1870.
SUPREME COUNT SPECIAL TtRM-Nos. LIZ, lsJ.
81, 2lg 30. ?l3 ?a5.
SuPElIoE CouRr. -- fAKr Mos. I'M, ,69,
<3Js ar $3.50 +J.. alja 1913 3o2 ASH, rD $500 3yi.
sol 500 fART l\0. al.o <fp $40 ji94 3o.i. Sits
tYsb .1iH 500. 1850. ilio l.Ar.
tOuRi %. COMMON PLEAS. PART l.--Ad.
iouned for tie trrm.--P,nr -AdJourued fol the term.
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DROWNED. Frederick Foster. aged II years,
an inmate of the Deaf and Dunno Asylum at EioominS
dale, while bathing in the North River. ut the foot u
One. Hundred aud : xty tirdst.. drowned. Gifs
ford AGdoboH made moss herJlc attempt ~ rave him.
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IIADN.
Ship Liverpool Chamberlain. from Liverpool May 20.
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BARK Corrs Linn, ol Yarmouth, ~ = from Mafss'!e'.
Egrk Sunshine from
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-08-21
y u BLIC A u CTIO n

Will be sold at Public Auction, o7s Weda1es-
dao. the 9Th day of September, 1866, at twelve
O'Clock M, in front of the Mayor Office, at the
Market Building the following described
property, to wit, viz:
i The THREE STORY BRICK DWELL
Fairfax street, between Cameron and Queen
streets. the house fronting on Fairfax street.
about 81 feet, and in depth about 80 feet
The lot fronting on Fairfax street, about 81
feet and in depth about 80 feet
2 The THREE STORY BRICK and SLATED
BUILDING and LOT, with the adjacent
outbuildings, on the eastsl OF Water street,
No. IS the house fronting on Water street,
about so feet, and in depth about 66 feet,
the lot fronts on Water street, about 10 feet
and in depth about 1873 feet.
3 The THREE STORY BRICK and SLATED
BUILDING and LOT on the west side OF
Union street, between Princess and Oronoco
streets, the house fronting on Union street
about 80 feet and in depth about As feet
The lot fronts on Union street. about 81 feet,
and in depth about $50 feet.
A LOT OF GROUND Oh Thompson's alley
in the rear Of No. l, having front on the sad
alley of twenty-five feet and in depth eighty
eight feet.
Any person wishing to examine the premises
can do so dy calling on the underslgned
5 ONE HUNDRED AND FOURTEEN
(l14) SHARES or THE STOCK or THE
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY or AL
6 TJN I101 SHAREs OF THE STOCK OF
THE POTOMAC ms TRANCE CO1uP1-
NY OF ALEXANDRIA.
: FIFTEEN (15) SHARES OF THE STOCK
OF THE EXCHANGE BANK OF VIR-
GINA
s ONE HUNDRED QO0) SHARES OF THE
STOCK OF THE .ALLEGANl 1NINIAG
.COMPANT OF lIARYLAND:
9 ONE UNDRED AND TIV ENTITY EIGHT
(12s7 tSHARES or THE STOCK OF THE
MARINE ms TRANCE CONP-4NY OF
ALEXANDRIA,,
Terms of Sale-One fourth of the purchase
money in cash. The remainderin three equal
installments payable at SIX twelve and eigh-
teen months, with interests from the day of sale.
The deferr ed payments to be secured by deeds
of trust. ANDREW JAMESON,
Executor of Robert Jameson,
jy 21-1awtaug 19adtd Deceased.