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g9efer unb 3Hfer %rerbiinnt eeseten perben. Der eyOBartis.
GrfrlG, Der I'D iett ibt ~ tSabreu In DeutfdIoTb eg,eiSt.
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unb TT BLESS @ltrtr il5eyaa Elm uuentbebfIidGs 5ensr,it i
~sepprten.
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seren rs Cts. -" -
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5eF SIR rGettaler Bertrft6rng rpn G5tbt unb M6e.a otis,
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28H u, Yrattfrs 5aEPt-s!ernt fur gsItirapre 3fwis III ben
tsuptid6It9iteu ApptbtieE.
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-y 2Ssidbtie fir @tntuauDere r.
.9|cllc ARRANGEMENTS fir Ginnanbcrcr
Die nad Dem QSeIten gu reiIe1 pttri9en.
Bon Fsute, 8. glps6ry an perten tts @tnpantsrtr Gaf Der
northern Central Gal0ert ctr. Derpt @tIenbatn NIT Dem
grpreeJua b%ef6rbert. Die Balm bisttt bnburf zen @mt-
8raaen stuen 8rGferGn @prtbetl, ais ireenS etne
Gnbsre 8obr, aud 1T fe nm "a WietIeu rprse ais jehe Gneere
Sabn mad benGnnteH YlabeH, ais:
Bitt8burg, GlepeIanp, Detroit, Sort Bapne,
Chicago, Wlilnautee, @aIena, Dubuque, st.
Saul, 02pd SSlane, Burlington, SUipa @itp
unb werten tesbatb sG NIT Ger Nprtberu Central Babn ee.
benbfn gerfontn 10 Stineea frIter ais bic NIT anhern Bah
men 9epenben bort %etntreifet, aud Eerten 4 oral penser bic
geaeen tabet eepedfeIt. &ts 8abn stsbt bur@ ben f&6niien
19etl spu Div. Die sente @ntiernun0 BON bier bs @tieasU
TT 500 Wtetlcn. 2a6 @epdd titb bier eeset6uet (raarteb)
uub estt NIT ben Y~afasteren an ben Ssftmmunesrrt.
9la@ G%reltltne, 9aptpn, Cincinnati Sitotaras
polls, louisville urb st. Souls
werbsn ebenfags gaHaetere b~ef5rtert unb fir tbr GepdG
fetu c pettere nmlaeuneSfpfen bereGret. Die YaIiaetere
fGnnen NIT bent 3 Ibrs, pber Aberbs 10 llbr-3u9 mad aneH
EeftItG. @Ideen eeben, pbne unterpes8 aufsebaiten Su nerben n.
Dnr6iabrts-g3taste iperben petfauft tn ber Office hes
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Barfteu Accommodation gep, l ...........7.2 20 8orul.
Yot5u9
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enlightenment Wfpntaga. a~
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men SamftaSS. 1>.t a -"t%t+'
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Ser Sarri8burg Aecpu1poation3ug se6t tGsli5, @onntaas
au8genrulnren. Die Soft unb @rpre63ise baGten 3ipiI6en
Baltimore unb &arftcn ni9t an.
RDtz rnh @rpreB3ige feben in 0erbineuug nit Der
8eanibl0ania @entral@@iienba9n III S~nrrisbura fir 8ittsz
Burg @lebelanb, Columbus, Cincinnati, SnbianappIis.
5Brt gBarne, @bica9p ulb aleu- @GaSen bes srpfen Nez
items, unb in GImira nit Der geep gort erie giIenbabu
mad alen GlGken I'M n~Srbli9en, ntittlern unb tpefIi6en
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AUCTION SALES.
attractive Sale.
BY Jacob Cohen.

WILL be sold, on TUESDAY, 18th inst,
at residence of Gen. Schnierle, on Cam
den street, between Henderson and
Barnwell streets, at 10 o'clock,
The following articles, viz:
Garden Enginette. with Hose COM
plete; l Laminated Steel D. b. Gun, j 81.
Happoldt. maker, and leather case; pair
superior Duelling Pistols, case aud imple-
ments complete; l pair E. Whitney's Six
shooters. Colts Revolver Revolver,
LaMatte's; l pair Holster Pistols. Self,
cooking Single barrel Pistol, Sharp =
Four-barrel Pocket Pistol, with ammuni-
ton; IL boxes Colts Waterproof Pistol
Caps; boxes Musket Caps; . Powder
FIasks and 2 Shot Bags; Wed and Cap
Box, Bullet Moulds, packages Gun Wads
Cap Boxes, 4 bags Buckshot, Gags Gun
Flints, Fencing Foils and Masks.
2 Cooking Stoves complete, l Mahogany
Secretary and Bookcase, Side Tables,
Card Table, l Rocking Chair, Easy
Chair, Box aud Pan, Mattress, single
Washstand. Basins, Ever, Bed Chair,
I sett Camp Stools, pair Brass Spittoons.
2 Looking Glasses, Pine Desk, / Iron
Safe, in good order. Trunk, setts
Drawers, Glass Candle Shade, Glass
Lamp Globe, 2 Oil Lamps, 2 Nursery
Lamps, l Coffee and Pepper Mill, patent
Knife Cleaner, 2 Step Ladders, l Wood
saw and Bench, sett Brass Stair Rods.
coil Steel Wire, lot Tin Cundlesticks, Tin
Bath Tub, Tin Dish Covers. lot!Tin Boxes,
lot old Iron and Tin, Iron Pots. Pruning
Knife, doz. Copper Rivets, 2 Syringes
Razors. Faucets and Carpenters Tools
Plasterer's Trowels. 4 Buggy Whips, lot
Chains. t.elal Stirrups, Bits, Saddle Girths,
Martinga]es, Saddle Cloths and Spurs,
Flute, Flageolet and Fiddle, Pencil Lead
l Si1ver-headed Stick, Reference Files,
Water jug and Dipper. 1 Chamois Skins.
/ box Apothecaries' Scales, with weights,
3 Tin Buckets, with Covers, 8 Halter
Chains, lot Empty Bottles.
The Engine, Guns aud Pistols will be
sold precisely at IL o'clock.
Terms cash. June 2 9
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Headq'rs Provisional Brigade,

COLUMBIA, S. c., JUNE 9, 1865.
To the Freedmen:
THE time has come for you all to do
your best to show that you are fit to be
free men in this great Republic. Observe
sacredly tie marriage tie. Learn to read
and write. No one must leave his wife,
children or aged parents while he can
assist them. Thieves and iders and peo-
pie strolling about the country will be
punished. Be prudent, and quiet. and or
derly. If you have trouble. report it to
the military authorities. This year you
cannot do much moro than get living
for yourselves and families; those will get
the best pay next year who work the bes.
now.
Let no one be either proud or ashamed
of the form or color that God has given
him. Be proud of the chance to do for
yourselves and for each other.
(Signed.) A. S. HARTWELL,
June 10 Brevet Brigadier- General.
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Communicated.
Citv Taxation.

observe that our city authorities are
advertising for the payment of taxes
That some organization should exist, no
one can doubt; but it seems to me that
the citizens shonld be first assured that the
proposed organization will be permitted
by the military authorities of the day
and to what extent the former city GO
vernment will be allowed. After these
matters are satisfactorily ascertaiued, then
l think the city government, in its new
new organization, should be published in
hand bills for the use OF any citizen de-
string it. In the present unfortunate ext
gences Of the citizens, I cannot imagine
how they are to pay their taxes, when q
large number have not the means of sup.
plying the necessaries of life. Economy
should. therefore. be the principal govern.
ing the authorities. Within my reco lice.
tion, Columbia has had Intendants without
salary. The Office was regarded as an
honorable one, aud sought after eagerly.
Now, the Office has handsom e.ealary at
tached 10 it, and suitable occupants are
almost importuned to take it. Now 10 the
time for those having high administrative
qualifications to come to the aid of their
fellow citizens, aud administer the city
affairs free of salary, for the present time.
at least. This example, in the head officer,
would justify full examination into all
the saaried Offices, and deduction, if
necessary, from all salaries within the
control of the Council. cannot avoid
the suggestion that at present. there is no
necessity for city marshals. The military
occupying tho city perform all their duties
and more efficiently. When arrests are
necessary, they are made, and the cases
are summarily decided by the comman
dsnt of the post. Ii it we're otherwise,
there are no courts in existence to take
cognizance of such cases as may arise.
The water works are almost the only ob-
jec:s of expense that the city should be
subjected to. Water is necessity, and,
with proper attention, :he works might
be made self supporting or nearly SO.
Would not the salaries of mayor, clerk,
chief and his corps Of marshals absorb all
the taxes that could be forced out of our
citizens under present circumstances
A CITIZEN.
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DEPARTMENT or STATE,
EAsUINGToN, MAY 29, 1868.

WASHINGTON, May 29, 1860.
SIR: A copy of the Presidents amnesty
proclamation of this date is herewith ap.
pended. BY clause in the instrument.
the Secretary of State is directed TO esta
b!ish rules aud regulations for administer
ing and recording the amnesty oath, SO as
to insure its benefits to the people, and
guard the Government against fraud.
Pursuant to this instruction. you are in
formed that the oath prescribed in the
proclamation may be taken and subscribed
before any commissioned officer, civil, mi
litary or naval, in the service of the United
States, or any civil or military officer of a
loyal State or Territory, who, by the laws
thereof, may be qualified for administering
oaths. All officers who receive such oaths
are hereby authorized to give certified
topics thereof to the persons respectively
by whom they were made; and such Of
ficers are hereby required to transmit the
originals of such oaths, at as early day
as may be convenient, to this department.,
and they will be deposited and remain in
the archives of the Government. A re-
gister thereof will be kept in the depart
ment, and on application, in proper cases,
certificates Of such records will be issued
in the customary form of official certifi-
Gates. am, sir, your obedient servant
WM. II. SEWARD,
Secretary of State.
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Headq'rs Provisional Brigade,

Headq'rs Provisional Brigade,
COLUMBIA. S. c., JUNE 9. 1865.
GENERAL ORDER NO. l3.
" HEREAS certain persons have an
w nounced to those colored people
formerly their slaves and still remaining
on their tenements that they must quit,
with no provision made or attempted for
said colored people to obtain shelter or
work, it is hereby ordered that no person
shall turn off from his place or house those
colored people who have lived with him
and still desire to remain with him and do
what they can.
Any person or persons violating this
order, and turning out from their houses
these people, to become paupers upon the
community, will be forthwith arrested and
reported at these headquarters for trial.
Cases of colored people residing on the
places of their former masters, and be-
having improperly or refusing to work
with fair terms offered, will be reported
for action of the military authorities.
BY order of A. S. HARTWELL,
Brevet Brig. Gen.
Official: GEO. F. MCKAY. Lieut. and A..
A. A. G. june 10 s
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VIM. w. Holden, Of North Carolina, has
been made Provisional Governor of that
tion of the people of the State-the voters
being such only of the people as under
the amnesty proclamation of May %, may
be entitled to the election franchise. The
people of Georgia, it is said, are holding
meetings, which also call for provisional
governor of that State. TIE Charleston
Courier again invokes the people of South
Carolina to begin moving in the same di-
rection.
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IMPORTANT TO TRAVELLERS SorTu WEST
The Augusta Constitutio'aalist tells US that
ar. jackson Snick has commenced running
a line of hacks between Johnsons Turn
Out, on the Ham burg branch of the South
Carolina Railroad. and Orangeburg. This
will connect the breaks on the railways
between Augusta. Hamburg and Aiken.
on the one hand, and Orangeburg Branch
Vile and Charleston on the other.
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A correspondent of the New York
Hsrald writing from Washington under
date of June l, Says it is understood that
the n ;ssion Of Genera: Sick!es to Bogota
was for the purpose OF obtaining grants of
Hand for the purpose of settling them with
blacks from the United States, and that the
late President, who authorized the mis-,
sion. was willing to give 100000 for
adequate territory.
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Congressman Harris, of Maryland, has
been convicted of the charge of encourag-
ing and persuading Confederate soldiers
to continue Sighting, and urging against
their taking the oath of allegiance. He
was sentenced to three years imprison-
ment and the forfeiture of all legal rights.
The President has approved of the fIding
of the court. but has RENTED the penal
tf5s, and the pritoner has been released.
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Bakery and Confectionery.

T SuODAlR and W. STIEGLITZ
IL. have re.cpcneG their BAKERY,
CONFECTIONAkY and CRACKER MA
NUFACTORY. Also, on hand fine
assortment Of CHEWING and SMOKING
TOBACCO, SCOTCH and MACCABOY
SNUFF. CIGARS PIPES. &c, at A1essrs.
Cooper & Gathers old stand.
June ) mth6
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The Hon. Reverdy johnson, of Mary
land, has entered long protest, denying
the jurisdiction OF the court engaged in
the trial of the ,rsons charged with the
murder Of Abraham Lincoln. But few
witnesses now remain for examination,
and the proceedings will soon be over.
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The Charleston Courier announces the
promotion Of General Hatch, commander
of that district, as Brevet Major
in consideration of great military and
public services.
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extra Bully SMITH. ."-It is rumored
that VIM. Smith is hiding in the mountain
recesses of Virginia, somewhere in the
vicinity of Stauntou, and that he has a
small body of soldiers for his protection.
Many of Mosby's men are also running
at large, or lying perdu among The noun
tains.
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Secretary of State.

Jefferson Davis has been taken from
Fortress Monroe and carried up to the
neighborhood of Washington city, where
he is kept confined, separately from all
others, in monitor which is anchored in
the stream.
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A National Bank is to be established in
Charleston-probably in the course of Il
month. The Courier states that"a number
of our heavy mercAants have expressed
their desire to take shares"
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A correspondent of the New York 1Ti.
6une, writing from Fortress Monroe. re-
ports that Jefferson Davis was certainly
manacled. and that the ex-Prssident did
not submit without violent struggle,
having knocked down two Of his guards
before suceumbing to the operation.