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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-06-28
SPLENDID STORE PROPERTY.

No. s. "Merwin's Block" Perry Street. for sale,
with present rental Of 81 100 paving good re-
turn now, and prospeotively avery valuable prop.
srty To close a concern this property Is offered
at very low price aud on easy terms.
The Property formerly known rs
Academy Of the Immaculate Conception y
For Sale.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-06-28

GENERAL 1xvirArIoN.-We are authorized
by the Committee of Arrangements to state
that = cordial invitation is extended 10 al
civic, military and religious societies and or
CARNATIONS to take part in the ceremonies
Of the celebration on the coming Fourth Of
July. 1t is hoped that all will join in and
assist in making the occasion the most IN
teresting ever witnessed in this county.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-06-28
FURNISHED ROOM,

No. 5. Furnished room for rent for gentle
man. also a room unfurnishcd-both good rooms
In the business pG i Of the city.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-06-28
FARMS FOR RENT,
FROM 10 TO 200 ACRES.
COUNTRY VILLA FOR SALE.

No. 50. On Jersey Ridge, miles from pos
once fine house. in good repair = rooms,
cellars barn worth $500, and poultry house.
Is varieties of grapes. ,borc 5000 lbs. last year
all kinds Of fruits, bearing This property EN-
br Aces 8 acres Price a. 500
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-06-28

HoNs AGAIS.-We had the pleasure this
morning Of meeting our friend and fellow
citizen. Joshua Dial, Esq, State Military
Agent At Memphis, who arrived home last
evening after IN absence Of several months
Mr.. Dial has probably nearly closed his Ia
bors in the position that he has 80 long and
acceptably filled. We believe that he has
serious intentions Of making Memphis his
future home.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-06-28
BAR. BILLIARD { DINING ROOM

No T. Rar. Bilhard and Dining Rooms fol
rent CONNECTED with kitchen and sleeping
rooms attached formerly occupied by Z. II
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-06-28

No %. A large. light. airy office, fronting on
East Second Street, (corncr Of Brady with ante
sOom il dssircd,
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-06-29

Judge Frost said substantially the object Of
onr prayer is the appointment Of Governor.
The State OF South Carolina will accept these
conditions in order that law and order may be
restored and that enterprise and industry NAV
be directed to useful ends. We desire resto-
ration as soon as possible. 1t is the part OF
wisdom to make the best of circumstances
Certain delusions have been dispelled by the
revolution. Among them that slavery Is an
element OF political strength and moral pow.
er. 1t is very certain that the old notion, re-
specting State rights, in maintenance of which
those who made the rebellion in South Caro-
lima erred. With new system Of labor,
South Carolina will cordially cooperate with
the government In making that labor effective
and elevating. We have taken the liberty,
encouraged by your kindness, to throw out
suggestions by which the policy of the gov
ernment will be most surely and effectively
subserved.
The new system of labor is to be inaugural
ed by sober, sound and discreet Judgment
The negroes are ignorant. Their minds are
much infamed with freedom. They are apt
/ to confound liberty with license. Their great
idea is, fear, that freedom consists Of ex-
emption from work. We will take in good
faith and carry out your intentions with zeal,
and hope for the best. We are defeated and
conquered by the North, who are too strong
IOr us. Inc same good faith which animated
them In the contest will not be found wanting
in their pledge Of loyal support to the Gov
ernment. We cheerfuIly accept the measures
recommended and would thank you to nomiTl
ate at your convenience Governor to carry
out the wishes you have expressed. aae ri
President johnson asked, the delegates to
submit whom they would prefer as Provision
al Governor. They replied they had a list OF
five men, viz: Aiken McClahany, Boyce,
Col. Manning (late Governor), and B. F. Per-
~. All these were spoken of as good men,
but had been more or less involved in the re-
belion. sho laar 80 saai'a'
The President said he knew Benz. Perry
well, having served with him In Congress-
There was no spirit of vengeance or vindic-
tiveness on the part OF the Government, whose
only desire was to restore the relations which
formerly existed. He was not now prepared
to give them an answer as to whom be should
appoint, but at the Cabinet meeting next
Tuesday he would repeat the substance OF
this interview, with hope to the restoration
which the gentlemen present earnestly desir-
ed. unTTnu -HTkfTN NATp
The delegates seemed to be much pleased
with the proceedings, and fingered for some
time to individually converse with the Presi-
dent. sAt4lpw e7At ~
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-06-29
BOOTS AND SHOES
sss1..s ONCE MORE! @
HAWKING and PEDDLING!
To THE READERS oE THE BAneoE DAILY


To THE READERS OF THE BAneoK DAIRY
VINE AND CoURIBs:
1t appears that the Communication otsP," and
the answer to the game, in th7 Boston Daily Adver
tiser, has called out an article In the Bangor Daily
Wing and Courier of May 3oth, from "a Mercnant
of Bangor" who pitches into the "Meichantof Bos-
tom as follower wish to denounce some Of his
statements and inform said Merchant that an arti-
Gle more hedcily shaded 10Th truth thaa his would
have greater effect upon the business community
in this vicinity. should judge from the style Of
this Boston Merchants communication, that he is
not Of that class Of Boston Merchants appealed
to in the letter OF thu Bangor correspondent, P.'
viz, Ths regular and honorable Merchants OF Bos-I
ton" Ttl
Now to begin with, as guessing seems to be the
order ofthe day. allow tt . Boston Merchant 10
say that 4 should judge, from the style ofTHIs Ban
gor Merchants communication that he is one of
the s'gners to the Bangor cicular, and IL Whole
sale Dealer.s and VERY LIKELY Boot and Shoe
Dealer. For further particulars see Book off o BY
If SO. then his devotion 10 the interessof the poor
defenceiess Retailers of Maine who, according 10
his idess, get impeied upon by the 81 MI LIE VIZ.
LAIKs, sMAoKs LITTLE of ser interest and MS
is not go pure and disinferested regard for the
welfare of the retailers he would have Us suppose
Now that the people and retailers of Maine have
taken hold of this matter, and the tide Of censure
has turned yathe, strono, ON the Rnaoor S;noers
the I'M rchaut Of Boston can bear the doubt Of his
being regular and honorable without a large
aasoant ef suffering. on the ground ol-let those
laugh who win., ~ siss s55fA IA Al ~
The complaint about sany quantity Of young
squirts, with which the country is flooded ard who
generally sell goods on commis sic end similar
statements, are the great staple AReuMEnTs of ALL
the articles written to Justify the driving out
from Maine of everybody srith samples. Sensible
men are not 50 easily imposed upon BY "YoUEe
EeU1RTs." and UNI IL the Retailers Of Maine
ask protection By tasc hefe will be But little rRooF
that the Bangor Merchants assertion is correct,
that the retailers mag be sCindIed and hanab9qged
sDithont mercy by the numerous scallywaas and
broken-down merchants who eannot comm and a re-
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-06-29

ESxPERlENCED Agents, professioal men, teach
IA ers ard energetic of good address, OF ali
class 9, are wanted in all paris the United States
and Casadas, to tase orders for the LIFE OF
ABRAHAM LtaCOLN, written by the widely
known and fayorite author, DR. ]. G.. Holland,
Timothy Titcomb. J The announcement Of this work
has been received with universal favor and the press
generally have commen Ell it in tha highest terms.
Agents who have commeD ICED canvsssing for this
work regard 1t as the rest subscn ,tion book ever
offered TO the pubic, and are meeting with unpar-
aled success The author 10 SO popular as a writer
That the people spbscribe fr 1t readily and cheer
calling at my Office or addr sssing by mail G. BILL,
Springfield Mass, or G. hUTCHINS, General
agent, Elm H0u o, Portland. juna2l eod Wins
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-06-29

Il AIDES or Gentle men every where, TO sell popu.
Liar Charts p Photographs EngravIngs, Co. Send
for copy Of our new Quarterly - which contains
full particulars. B. B. RUSSELL a Co. Publishers,
% Cornhill, B'ston. ssh junt27d1w w3w
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-06-29

RY the subscrio Der, a competent assistant to take
~ charge OF . large prescription business. .Ad-
ures ae below, statlng age, amount of experience
IN the apothecary business, and rate of compenea-
tion demanded. The best and most undoubted ref.
eres ces required, & S,s.sf - .3.,ss ( 1se.7 ~
Il. T. CUMMINGS, M. ID,
tunel2d2wf etEl Portland, Me
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-06-29
Rent wanted.

WANPED immediately. in the central or west.
w ern part of the city, good rent Of eight or ten
rooms, Tor family wit out children. ,
Address Box l65 Portand PO. junsledtf
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-06-29
WANTS. LOST. FOUND
.Losf..

DETWEEN the U s. Hotel and Prebie House.
- large Grass Key. The finder will be suitably re.
wardGd by leaving it at Dana's Apothecary Shop,
under Deering Hail. 81 3 ~ june22dsts =
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-06-29
w anted.

A SITUATION as Travelling gent, by an expe-
In rienced Salesman, for O. Wholsesale House or
manufacturing establfhment The best OF city OF
country reference furnished to ability and char.
acter. Address Box $685. Portland o. 1g0o y.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-06-29
Reses of Advertisina:

Ossineh ofspace In Iengsa Of column, constirntel
'EeBARH.p Ilstl fI3 39
&ioU per 7qaare daiiy first week IS cents per weeA
seI tfiee Insertions or lses Sl00 continuing evcs
~ ciher cay atisr iirst week. 30 cents.
iai9 square three insertions or less rs cents; one
WssE, Sl.00 50 cents per week after.
ucce1 head o. AsfueAMgnTg, $500 persqnare per
WEEK one inserfion, SILO. eA
81 EcIALi MOTTO sss, $209 per square hrsr weth,
eiOt per square sitter; three insertions or less
hslt sqasfs, three ineegticns, Sl.o0; one week
Advertieelzerlt asserted ID the MAIxB STATS
FaSeD (Which las arge circulation in every part OF
sac s0tel toE &lU ger square Tor hrgt insertion and
90 Ner.s per aare Tor each subsequent ireurtaon.
90Ar * r. rs at wsue! "a CO s'sl -k fIFtgff
tzg All communications intended for the paper
should 6c directed to the Editors Qfthe Press and
those of abuaness character to the PtsbIishers -
g9 Jon PRINTING OF every description executed
sitn dispatch; and all business pertaining to the OF
shove. - &
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-06-29
LOs.Tr.

II N one of the streets in this city, ON Monday, a
IL Diars containing quite an amount of mon ey, and
p5psrs Of no value to sny one but h. owner. VINO.
eyer viii leave said Diary at this office will be ber
ally rewarded. t tNf 8- june2Odlw.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-06-29
MISUNDERSTANDING

WANTED Immediat ly within fifteen minutes
Nv walk of The Post Office convenient rent of
six rooms lmOfe or lessl for family only three
persons, Call on or address PRESTON, Press OF.
ice. fsf f.ss june2ld1ws fi
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-06-29
House Wanted.


WANTED to hire House 10 this city Rent
w not to exceed $500. Is h ilasi 8-Gd 3H
Address House, Y Lock Box 1882 s jane28dlws .
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-06-29
IgEILAISD DAILY PRESS
JOINT. GILMAN. n itoE
OssAshsG 1T no. sSs EXCHANGE STREET ~
n. AR 0sTER s. co.

fHx PcETLAaD DAILy PREssis published 81 Ss.0C
PEI year in advance.
IEs NEbrATAfEEssfs Is pubishe1 every Thurs.
day laorDiag at 81. 90 Per aanBm, In advance e226
Y ysd within six months: Gnd S2.50, IL payment be
delayed beyond six montha FbgaI 1H8leN
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-06-29

TO the people, viz, the COD
lSTAMP and the good thin, 8 tnat
are scured to a ! who have faith
lin its promi ts, and see that the
stonlps are on all the shoes they
;6sy. This Stamp is one of thV
troubles thut sD0TTy the Bangor
Clique. The people. of Maine like
them too neil FIR the beAeft of
1.-THE Bingor iobbers, SOME OF
whom buy the LEAvIEGs and
ITHIRD QUALITIES OF Goods that
the CID Man will not accept
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-06-29
Lost.

I the Streets ofthis city, about IN days ago,
Il plain gold Bracelet, marked ON the inside IN w
r. 10 M L. Il" TIE finder will be literally reward
ed by leaving 1t az This office. ste june2.d .dlWs
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-06-29

Proposals for Delivering Coal.
DROP0SALs will be received at l02 Middle st,
II for one week for the deliver Of Fifteen HuBdred
or more Tons Of coal. The right of rejecting any
proposals. will be reserved. -h->s !,
EDWARD SHAW, Chairman Of Com.
May 20, 1856. may29dtf
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-06-29

from manufacturers. In fact, this is thr PRINCI-
PAL REASON for the ENFORCEMENT Of the Basck-
ers and Peddters Act, for since good acarTGnted
GooDs HAvE BEEN 60 LARGELY INTRODUCED INTO
MAINE, the MISERABLE sHoDDY sent ont from Ban
gor don't sell so aCeH =! Re alters of Maine, SEND
IN YOUR ORDERS, or CALL when you come to Bos-
ton, unless the Bangor jobbers get an amendment
passed to chapter A. that @no man sha be allowed
to leave the State by any boat railroad who in
tends to toks money out Of the State to buy any
goods not owned by men five years resident in the
State OF Maine.'" Thanking the people and dealers
Of Maine for the doubling p Of their custom since
tho Bangor Merchants" exhibited their auhoie-
soated al GberaS policy Of UUe and let live" the
subscriber is determinedto stand by the people of
Maine and give them his warranted goods at reduced
prices Don'tJaii to demand a nesc pair in every
case where your boots shoes prove directive, if
not wornto that extent that it wou be GnreGson-
able to expect new pair, and the COD Man
will yive the same to the retailer who takes them
PACK irom you Il A 81 - % ls @ E8
~ HENRY. DANIelIS ,oo .og
rs, 40 and % MILK STREET
asaasagB BOSTON.
junel0dlm& w6w t
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1865-03-09
Relieve the suaerIIalg... !. :

The d1ention Of the members of the Soldiers,
Board of Relief and of the citizens Of the
is specially called to the proceedings of meeting
held at tls place on Saleday, for. the purpose Of
raising supplies to be forwarded t5sour suffering
fellow citizens Of Columbia, Wintsboro, and other
places in the track of the late devastating march
of the Yankee army; through this State. No:pen
can relate the story>of the wrongs and suferings
that have been inflicted On our 1ellow-citizens in
thassUhole region Of country All, every class,
the high and the low, the rich aid the poor, the
white and the black, have been stripped 6y d re-
lentleas foe Of their entire substance and unless
promptly relieved by the citizens ,f other portions
of this State who have been less must
certainly staryc Hundreds and Thousands is 81 fMo
men and children, with their dependents, who
have heretofore lived in comfort and are
now sustaining ife upon boiled; corn alone, which
they have raked as the debris Of the Yankee
camps =.
Isthere acitzen Of the District hose heart will
not be reached by this simple facts 3
Is there one who will a portion
his supplies. however limited de- to re-.
tisys Such intense. are. earnestly.
called upon ocome prompt forward VIM thcir.
offerings of provisions, Of kind ana all who
have surplus or other pre-
visions, above Ehagtb can bereli sonabiy expec.s
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1865-03-09
0bai.aa1tp..

Death has again visited our community md re-
moved from our midst, a youthful soldieri6f steG
ling worth. WILLIAM Ne sMIrII, of Co: G.; 7ti s.
g: Cayaary- and son of NJ. Smith OF lnd1rson
aiea o. t9e ms
lstn, ioo4, 81 agea twenty
years ana soa nlerea t9e army
nlst a.
Oh QUO nase eeen IN the
neio a. an earuel aay oS. vas tae
s9a Inc was oraered,to
s yirgnla men II was tosthe
setn n,E Aegt. .. - y, = Us y 4
hear.s ol.he paIel nave osen meas to need
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1865-03-09
!. rhe sitallaltion..

The usual throngof rumors has reached here IN IN
the past week Ssome are confirmed by direct IN. :.
sormation and others left to perish foswant OF
circulation. Soldiers are constantly arriving from
Charlotte and that direction, and by this means
we are advised in reaard to the absorbing events
Of the campaingn now in progress:
Gen. Joss JOHNSTON has certainly been placed !
: in command Of the army which has been collected
to defeat SnEaslAN, and we may look for better
things than. have transpired preceding this event
He. IS the proper to bring the Yankee faTorite
to grief, notsonly because of his ability, but TOR
: other reasons Bis order assuming command Will
be- found eisewhe in our columns:
ii Is reported that HAnDEE ard HoKE forpred q
junction with their forces and attacked SHEnNANs
;s,irht wing, somewhere near the North Carolina
: line, and defeated it badly, capturing several
thousand prisoners. This needs confirmation
loSpver. s,
lining was evacuated by our troops on tle
let ultimo, and the enemy took possession mex
The Yankee nation is inaecstaciss over the fal
of Charleston and Wilmington.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1865-03-09

ID 10 So 0SlS DraTe men, .WlIli ~ IL
jlhahds, chn hove sbutone answer Z, -.
d they eannot barter manhood for peace, nor the
h OF sSlf gnyerpment for life or property:
Il sBut Justice to them requires assterner admonl7
ion To- Mo have abandoned Their comrades
lastheE hour :ofperils
"A last opportu is offered them out;
tile disgrace and escape the punishment of their
crimes. :sz-..- -.
By authority Of the President of the Confed
| States q pardon is announced to such deserters
and men improperly absent, as shall return to the
commands to which they belong within the short
estpossible time, not exceeding twenty days from
The publication Of this order OF the headquarters
Iof the department in which they may be.
\ Tlrose who may be prevented by interruption OF
Communications may.report within the time specl-
lied to the nearest enrolling officer or other ohSer
on duty, to be forwarded as soon as practicab1e,
and upon presenting o certificate from such ottcer
i showing compliance with this requirement, Will
i receive the pardon hereby offered.
+ Those who have deserted to the service OF the
4 enemy, or who have deserted after having been
once pardoned for the same offence, and those Whe
4 shal desert, or absent themselves without authorl
II ty after the publication of this order, are exclu
: ied from its benefits. Nor does the offer of par
a don extend to other offences than desertlon ant
{ absence without permission. -
q By the same authority, it is also declared thu
: no general amnesty will again be granted, On!
y those who refuseto accept pardon now offered
or who shall-hereafter desert or 1bsent themscye
without leave, shall suffer such punishment.as tn
: Courts may impose and no application forcemaen
: cy will be entertained.
Q Taking new resolution from the fate which ou
enemies intend for u.s. let every man devote oil M
q energies to the common defence y
4 Our resources, wisely and vigorously employed
are ample, and-with o brave army, sustained nc by
q determined and united people, success, with God
b sEassistance, cannot be doubtful.
:, The advantages of the enemy will have but lltt
m value if if we do not permit them to impair o.
i- resolution Let us, then, oppose constancy 10 o.
yersity, fortitude to suffering, and courage to da
s,sIsoer. with the firm assurance that He who ga
freedom to our fathers will bless the efforts OF the
VA children to preserve it.
81 March q 1865 6
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The Meeting nexts Monday

he citizens Of Anderson District are invited to
assemble at the Court House on Monday next, to
CONSIDER the condition Of afairs and the prospects
I Of ultimate success Judge MUNRO among others,
has consented to address the people on that occa-
sion. His views Will no doubt interest the public,
andreanimate their confidence ard hope. Let cv-
sTy man who Gun s.Ieaye. home onshat daylbe pre-
sent, IN order to sxpresson tothe patriotism
and Intelligence Of this continuity. Now is the
-tims;o assert our devotion to the cause in which
sare fall alike interesting, ..whenssthe sombre
clouds: OF defeat and disaster thicken the sky
brave people will not lessen their ardor because
of Temporary disadyantag ages.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1865-03-09
ELOQUENT and Truthful {

Iet. HOWELL CoBB recently favored the people
of Maconf Ga, with speech upon the condition
of the country and its prospects of ultimate sue
cess. It would give US great pleasure to reprint
aA the admirable truths he so eoquently yhdyanced;
but our limited space does not admit Of it.. The
following, However, is SO entirely applicable, at
this moment in view, of the recent vandalism Of
our enemies in this State and their execrable con-
duct IN Columbia that We give it place in our edi-
toriql colvmns: The charred and blackened ruins
of our capital the endish and brutal conduct to-
wards defenceless women and children-the vast
track of deso|etion in the enemy's track-their
threats and de1unciations, cruel as cowardly y-all
should be an incentive to every son Of Caroiua
to renew their VOWS Of eternal hatred and uncon-
qIerable resistance to foe destitute of principle
and feeling. With the gallant and distinguished
s Geor sian, let Heaven witness our resolve never
agan-tc ah1iate with thssnccursed race: Is
s. Ponder well hesitate long before you yield to
Z the delusiye hope of restoration Of the Union.
Goanong. people where Yankee conquest has
Z has prevailed: Would that you could have accom-;
panied me to the Gate City % ffewslqlays ago No
man can form any conception of the cruel, wantons
destruction, but those who see it. Standing
{ there and beholding the wreck. and ruin around
me, asked: Why oh swhy is: this? When
the enemy comes to our plantations and takes
our stocks and provisions, can und derstand that.
Il is to suppl his wants: But Atlanta. is, almost
onesyast pile of ruin When Sherman. left sit the
incendiary torch was applied indisoriminat "
apasthis necessary to his successg Dbl add any
nex 10 usels to Sherman, except that wreath of
) infamy his previous yillanies Z Then Why was
! IansWer, it was prompted by their malignant
hate Of for people, their nauerable and-hell-
porn hate Do you ask me to reconstruct with
them
sesl went to the graveyard and stood there among
the eity Of the dead: There were hundreds per-
haps thousands Of our gallant soldiers sleeping
quietly t1eir last sleep, who had given their lives
a:holy sacrifice for 0aEholy y.cause. And thought
Of reconstruction! and seemed as though q voice
rose fromSthe graves Of The: gallant dead saying,
-.stssHER oUCH IT NOT ~ and 4 called upon
God to witness that had sworn IsneYer would;
! and 50 help me God, never will Life is but
span: Property is buta fleeing show: Put me
insthe grave but esuer me the garment Of "a
5 Sa0yissioni,t:, II: !, Y So
\