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Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1865-10-05
Executive Department.
SEPTEMBER 90, 1865.

SEPTEMBER 90, 1865.
TNuE Provisional Governor of South Caro-.
Il lima has appointed the following NAMED
gentlemen ss Special Aids. for the purpose Of
assisting him in the d.clarge of his official
duties in recon.tructing the State and re.tor-
iE- her to MI If her civil aul political right.
in the Federal Union:
WILLIAM L. TRENHOLM, of Cha,ies.on
city.
STEPHEN ELLIOTT, OF Beaufort District.
WADE HAMPTON. Jr.. Of Columbia.
ROBERT l.. McCAw, Of Y .rkville.
WILLIAM II. EVANS, of Society Hill.
JAMES Ii HARRISON, Of Anderson viii
lnge.
The above named gentlemen will receive
and communicate TO the Provisional Governor.
BENJAMIN FRANKLIN PERRY, oil infor-
nation which they may deem advisable as to
the condition Of tho State. its citizens, the
freedmen. the home police and military garri.
sons. They will likewise report to him by
letter. ut his headquarters, at Greenville
Court House.
by order Of the Provisional Governor.
WM. II. PERRY,
Private Secretary, dc.
Sept %, 1865. -. St.
- The newspapers will copy three times
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1865-10-05
.GENTs'
FURNISHING GOODS,

Consisting'in part Of !Su1nrs, Ca.hmers
and Cotton; llATs, Mems ands Boy
large selection; DRAWERS, LINEN SHIRrs,
best quality; CoNGRkss CATERS, all sizas
and kinds; SHIRT COLLARS, Linen and Pa
per; CRAvATs, all !colors and prices MEMS
and BOYS HOSE, Superior Article; SUs.
PESDERs, India. Rubber and others; HAND
KERcurEEs, Pure White Linen and Col
ored. ..
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1865-10-05
Land to Rent or Lease.

4 WISH TO rent. or lease three hundred acres
a O: good cottor and corn land. Strungers
de'ii i,:; 10 rent Or lease, will se required TO
yi'c references. The labor employed by those
renting. is expected 10 bo exclusively white.
II will hc rented to Que or more Address,
ELIZA G. MARSHALL.
Greenwood y. o. AbbevIllc District S. c.
C.t t. 1865 81 If
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1865-10-05

W. Merchandise consigned Is us ARR yins ~
thts City from Eprtbssnt snd Foreign .pasfis. !.
Also. Gousignpsntsb Railroad, 10 bs iorwsrds
ed 20 Foreign OF, Iomestls .Pofta M y RI. 80 !.
LibkHAb CASH ADVANCES made o,is a,l
eesisfgnmsnfs Of Cotton. Rfoe, Rlour, Ac. q. ~
4 zsesss $,gI 50 W. r. NORRf3 = &
!. . :. seA I. r. HUNT.
k :. Il $ :: . 81 s. y. 81, .tsSJNT, III.
e. KxvxaxNcks--G. W. .,sWIkLfAMa III co..
Ghsrle.ton.. q, il iMspRADE "a COZ Nsw,
York; LATHBURG. WICKERHxa(s 4 GO.
Ailadsla 9gNInW u SARnKNT Bal.
tiaacssE e ixtEd BAY Ass 60, Boston; q.
A aspk :. Ss.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1865-10-05
PLANTATION TO LEASE,

4 WILL lease my plansation on Long Cane,
L. for one or more years. on favorable termsS
10 a practical planter who W isLes to raise cot
lon this lis chance.
The stock, wagons, agricultural implements
q ,l Blacksmith Tools, will be left on the place
de.ied apply TO JOHN y. BOWIE, in
the village.
Oct. 1, 1865 % If
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1865-10-05
PERFUMERY;,;

Such as Hair Oil; Pomade; Eau De
Cologne; Rose Water; Essence Of Sweet
Brier; Essence OF Rose; Windsor so.p,
Colgate soap in Bars and others.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1865-10-05
TIL II
ABBEvILLE. BANNER,

desire to say to the Old patrons Of this paper,
al! the public generally. that its publication
will be resummcd on or about the fifteenth df
and the editorial control of a gentleman emf
nently qualified for such a position, and N
well known aud prominent citiz=h Of the Dis.
trict.
It is my aim to revive the BANNER and
conduct it as It ,oa, before its 'discontinuauce,
to wit: to make it a first class, high toned,
Nows and Literary Paper.
The terms Of the paper will be as formerly,
viz: S2.00 year in adudnce-in specie, or pro
Visions atspscie valuation.
7. B. CREWS.
Sept. II. 1865. 23, II
EY The Columbia Phenix, the Anderson
lntelligencer. aud the Newberry Herald are
respectfully requested to copy. I. BIC.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1865-12-22

els, because they seek shelter in the for.
osts. Returned soldiers with families are
among them. In the crowd I behold
wives, sisters and mothers. Yes, widows
of soldiers, taken prisoners at Port Had.
son and re.sold to slavery. Aged mat
rons whose only sons died fighting for the
dear old flag white haired fathers whose
lives were worn out in the service Of to-
bacco planters, and their sons cruelty
massacred at Fort Pillow Why shall l
dwell upon the scene ;? Tho stories Of
Lcyden and Lucknow have lost their in-
tercst to me, as search history Of past
ages in vain for the parallel Of unpro-
voked cruelty, and suffering uudcserved.
My sympathy for these people can only
be cqualed by fear for ourselves when We
realize their cry to God.
''IIot burns the nre
Where wrongs expire;
Nor spares the hand
That from the land
Upr0ots the ancient evil"
TnoxAs NJ.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1865-12-22

TUE AGRICULTURAL CoLLEor rha
Ma'ne. Farmer, speaking Of . proposition
to locate the Agricultural Oolleee near
Bangor, remarks''If the object in locating
there is to raise good crops, especially q
hay, the Trustees night be- satisfied With
the location; but the OBJECT of the College
being to illustrate agriculture upon all ita
varied soils, some other lot productive aa
whole, but embracing wider diversity
Of soil might be preferable"
The brunswick Telegraph noticing tho
matter says:
As we understand it. this is exactly tho
|d'tercnce in the farm offered at Bangor
and TopsLam. The soil at Rapaor Is
clay loan. raising heavy crops Of grass;
at Iopsham there is eroat variety Of
soil, and the fullest opportunity 10 test
irrigation if desired, aud the subject ia
one that should engage the careful CON.
sideration OF every man desirou. to pro-
mote the SUCCESS Of agriculture. Anoth.
er point with qopsham 10, that take it ..
centre and describe circle reaching to
the s. ". OF YORK County, you will TAXA
in all the principal population ofstAs
State. Up country and on the soahoard as
far as lallsworth.-a taot Of sumo impor-
tance when oasiacsa Of access ia eoacesp.
ed,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1865-12-22

And the sleet had bound her ringlets
With a coronal that shone
Like to diamonds, In the sunlight,
As its beams aslant were thrown;
And the drift enwrapt her shoulders
With white wings-the angels own.
Thus, the rays that wrought her shadow;
Made holy, strange device,
Flinging it athwart the doorway,
Like cross upon the Ice;
And crown of thorny snowtlakes
Topped the ice cross upon the ice.
Cherry Christmas-bells were Ginning,
And the merry crowd swept past,
There it lay, like Gods own blessing,
On that happy dOor-sill cast,
Where the little barefoot pilgrim
Found her Heaven and Home at last.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1865-12-22
WATERHOUsE & EMERY,

COUNSELLORN AT LAW,
ELLSWORTH. MAINE
All legal business entrusted to their will be faith
ully and efficiently managed. Conveyances, Contracts,
Bonds &C., prepared with accuracy and dispatch
Internal Revenue Stamps Of all denominations con
stantly for sale at the oilce,
g. wArEKuoUsg. IA. EMERY.
lss 18th, Oct, lst, 1867
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1865-12-22

1t is said that Maine is gong
more largely into tho manufacture Of pa,
PEI, than any other Eastern 81 .te,
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-01-05
- THE, NATEO NAIL
Combination &Vanety' ShoWl

VIHE LARGEST, BEST AND ONLY
j COMPLETE ORGANIZATION Of the kind
in existence. The following compose portion
Of the leading talent "a T--s.isgcy - - gC
The SNOW BROTHERS. William and Benja,
min, and the LEyAST1N eBR0THERS, three
in humber the renowned GFmnasts, Acrobats
and Equillibrists; LIZZIE lSOlIERBY, the
great Contralto Vocalist, and EFFIE earle
TON the accomplished SOngstress, viii intro
duee variety of Duets, Ballads. Comic and Sen.
timental Songs, &C.; DICK SANDS tho re-
nowned Clog Dancer, in his wonderful Clog
Dance also his remarkably amusing speciality
WILD IRISH JIo; Miss JESSIE ROBINSON
the exquisite Danseuse, in her graceful and ele
CANT Poises and Charming Acts; Mr.. SIMEON
SLOAN, the great Yankee Comedian and Delln;
Gator of Eccentric Characteristic lovers OF
Yankee Eccentricities will keehly enjoy Mr.
SLOAN'S remarkable representations Mr., HAIR
RY BRYANT, the wonderful NentrilOquist
inimitable ImitatOr and Comic Pantomimist; the
FIORENTINE TROUPE, eight in number as
the Kremlin Marabouts or the Wild NOmads of
Strength and Agility the AUTOMAIOA
SLACK ROPE YAULTER, the marvel of the
nineteenth century, a superb TROUPE OF
PERFORMING DOGS, whose wonderful per.
forraances exceed in interest and novelty any
thing of tho kind ever seen in America; splen
Harness and ,Hrappings, drawing an elegant
Miniature Chariot viii be driven through the
principal streets on the day Of exhibition.
A ROARING FARCE--A COMIC TRICK
PANTOMIME'--W Written expressly for this es
Establishment, produced with. elegant Scenery
beautiful COSTUMES superb Appointments
Tricks, Transformations, &c, presented in a
lyle heretofore unequalled. except by the FAR
FAMED. RAVEL Troupe. -.-..--.s. ~
Tickets 35 cts. Reserved Seats 60 cis
Doors open at 7; Commence at u q. o.
ian26t RUFUS SoSfERBY, Manager
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-01-05
The Presidents LeVec.

President LINCOLN gave public New
Years reception at the White House Oh
Monday, at which over five thousand
persons were present, A band OF music
was present for the amusement OF visit
ors: some dresses were torn Ill the I'M
mense jam, and some persons who coma
not make their exit through the doors
jumped gracefully, aud with much dlS-
nifty. from the windows. 1t may De III
tsresting to some Of our readers to know
how the presidential pair were dressed;
some clad in the garments of widowhoou'
or wearing, both i'll their Outward appar-
rel and III their grief-stricken couh'o-
nsnces, some evidence of the dopth Oh
their love for dear one slain, may have
,ome curiosity TO know how the first
lady IN the land" was attired At the New
Years levee. A special dispatch from
Washington says:
MIR Lincoln was dressed iii p am
.rit of black, with white kid gloves Mrs.
Lincoln stood near him, and charmed the
visitors with her queenly grace and Gg-
nity She was tastefully dressed i'll heavy
pufble brocade silk, very richly trimmed
with black velvet, All exquisitely me
black lice shawl, gloves, head-dress, with
jegelry to correspond
All tie uuukoys of the Administration
cress ~ into ecstacies over the "qucohiy
.,.,eer Of Mrs LINCOLN, and the Now
Years joke perpotratcd by the Presi-
dent This last, dispatch INFORMS lis
is positively too rich" for publication
and must be transmitted orally to the
fully initiated and thoroughly loyal"
1t is quite a misfortune for the fame OF
"our noble President" that the majority
of his witticisms cannot I've embalmed by
rho cart preseryative of all arts" but
must ba handed down 10 poSterity
through the imperfect channel of oral
tradition alone
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-01-05
The blair Mission.

The rulnored mission of the BLAlRs to
Richmond, turns out 10 be one of the sill.
lest hoaxes which the newspaper CORE
spondents at Washington City have yet
INFLICTED upon the people. We believe
the story started with the National In
tsUiqepcct, whose new editors, dete mined
not TO follow the cautious steps aud slow
pace of tue former conductors of that
journal, have signahzed their assumption
OF editorial duties by magnifyiug into a
wonderful story about peace, the quiet
and unofficial visit TO the army OF two
gentlemen whose business was purely
personal and void of public interest
The Philadelphia Inquirer, Of Tuesday,
thus dsposes Of the BLAIR mission:
Francis P. Blair, Senior and Montgoni-
cry Blair returned from the Army OF the
Potomac tonight. General Grant dc
clined IL give him a pass to go to Rlch
mond, he not having any authority from
the President OF Secretary of War to
pass the lines General Grant would not
take the responsibility on his shoulders.
Ii is sud the main object Of Mr.. Blair,
ST.. was to procure those letters which
had been stolen FROM his house last SUM-
mer 10y the rebels aud which contain q
complete history of the intrigues OF his
political career, an expose Of which
would lie damaging to leading men. both
living and dead, upon both SIDES OF the
lines"
We can easily understand how anxious
the BLAIIs must be for the suppression o.
whatever evidence exists Of the politica
intrigucs in which they have been ell
gagged during these last days of theil
power. bur how the National Intelligence
got the idea that JEFF Davis had sen
for them, or that Mr.. LINCOLN had sen
them as commissioners to Richmond Il
talk about peace, is more than we cal
divine.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-01-05
For Sale.
TVEEAE NAIlrARIE ANN mon

Il LY productive Farm situated on the M
hill Immediately in the rear and being pllt !,
the estate of A Il. Woods, deceased lying
the Ohio river .hout three miles North Rh
City Of Wheeling containing about -four Ag
bred acres
The s1id land win b. sold MI together 81 IT,.
drd into small tracts To suit purchasers.
Terms reasonable Apply to
GRO T. TINGLE AT Gas Office,
or A. NJ JACOB, NJ smiths Fam
l..5l 4 off
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-01-05
The Florida Affair.

Mr. SEWARD has written another io.'or'
The Brazilian government demanded all
explanation of, and redress for, the insult
offered to her neutrality By the capture
Of the rebel cruiser Florida in the port OF
Bahia, and Mr.. SEWARD has written a let.
ter in reply As ,lsual it swlres In ana
wires outrain such a manner as to make
it extremely difficult to tell whether it is
intended as an apology or a reproot' IL
blames the Brazilian government for &C
cording to the rebels belligerent rights
and saws that Capt COLLINS, OF the wa
ohusett, shall be suspended from the ser
vice and tried by naval court martial
It claims that the Florida was pirate
and not entitled to protection OF any
kind, and says that Mr.. WILSON the
American Consul at Bahia, shall be dis
missed for aiding and recommending It's
capture. 1t deprGeates the employment
of force by the Brazilian authorities IN
their endeavors to prevent the capture
and regrets that, owing to a leak when
could not seasonably be stopped" the
Florida sunk in Hampton roads and can
not be delivered up, 1t denounces the
eaptured crew of the Florida as enemies
Of the human race, and says that they
will be Immediately set at liberty and
suffered TO go whithersoever they will
Such are a few of the mysteries OF
modern diplomacy rs illustrated by its
mos, distinguished professor. In con
,ec,ion with the dismissal of Mr. VII
sox from the consulate, because no did
wrong in tho Florida affair, comes the
announcement of his appointment to
better position in Canada, because no
did right ia advising tho capture OF the
Florida. Captain COLLINS is suspended
from active service for his share in the
transaction, but we expect to hear soon
of his appointment to the command OF a
better ship than the Wachusett' mat
is the way things are done now It's all
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-01-05
v..s arrested ons IF +, thsa, w.t.;

uers arrested. One of them, Mfs. ~
roll was, arrested atSthe residence o. a
relative, Colonel Charles Carroll, No: 40
Mount Vernon Place, and the other, Miss
Seldom. was arrested at the residence OF
Mr.. Taylor, No. 1913 St. Paul street. 1t
ia stated that the two ladies had tried to
come to Baltimore by permission of Cen
eral Sheridan, and that this being refused,
they succeeded in getting here without
permission. They are both well known
in the fashionable circles of this city
MIS-. Carroll, it is stated, is but iately
married, and returned to this CITY on, ae.
count of failing health. Both OF the h'
ladies were sent up to Harrer'so Ferry;
under guard, to the headquarters OF Gen.
eral Sheridan, who has the disposition OF
their case.-Baltimore Sun, Jan q -
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-01-05
WASHINGTON HALF
WI F%itively foF 1lSI
.rHHRRINrGHTs eNHY9j
MATINEE, 4TpRDA AZ 4 bilf RNo9s
AT q O,rI 0CE
January 18th 9Th and 18th.

When Children will be admitted for Is
il JSl 1 ;etsJ Adults3ct DnUluuJ
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-01-05
DIVIl Nh

The Directors OF thisIt npany have declared
stock dividend OF fltylr cont upon the cap
tal stock paid in out OF the innings of the last six
months Y. tRTITTR. Sec'y
JANUARY End, lsG5. 1870 'ian4.3t
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-01-05
Females Sent south.

On Saturday last Major Geaeral Wal
lace received from General Sheridan a
reouest that he would arrest two ladies
Who hal located liz Baltimore. Colonel
WooIley. upon receiving orders from Cen
eral Wallace, detailed one Of his detec-
tiyes. and in short time :. the parties
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-01-05
BOARD OF HEALTH.
Report Of the Board OF Health.
CONRENsED TABUEAR sTATE-

y MEM OF The Board Of HoaIth OF tbo City y
Wheeling, for the month Of Docember 1864
namely. - ... r...... -. ...
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-01-05
For Sale,
For Rent.

.IINTEE APKtI i-i, 1868, TnI
~ Dwelling House AZ the head of Qu.Ly
street adjoining NT.Warcus Inquire Of
r. GEO. + TINGIF
dcc5tf AT Gas Company's office
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-05-06
IAN ERANcIscn Nav q

/ D.
Gen. Mcdowell is moving several regi
ments Of troops tor the protection of I'll,
land routes TO Idaho, along which the In
dams are troublesome. Stations will b
established in central points Of Northern
California, and the Nevada cavalry vii
patrol, protecting the roads. A large immi
grafton To Idaho is anticipated
Several more arrests have been made oil
persons In this State and Nevada for rejoic
ing ut the death of President Lincoln. A
considerable number of these ficnds are I'm
der durcss at Fort Alcatrose.
A movement has been started in this city
for dollar subscriptions TO Il fund for tcsti-
monial to Mrs. Lincoln. II is also proposed
to build monument to Mr.. Lincoln's mem
Dry
The Board of Supervisors is considering
the resolution for asking the authority from
the Legislature to give the Government one
of the city squares for new mint building
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-05-06
PuILpELpuiA. Nav !


subscription has been started here for
raising fund to be applied to the purchase
Of farm homestead, with an appropriate
mansion, near Springfield, ILL.,, for the flmi-
y of the late President Lincoln. II is inten-
ded to be tribute from grateful people to
the merits of their beloved martyrPresi-
dent, by which his family may be rendered
independent, and his memory perpetuatcd in
a practical and useful manner. The indi-
vidual subscriptions not to exceed $500.
The money is to he enclosed to Jay Cooke
& Co, or to any of their loan agents, and
will be publicly reported. The fund is to be
disposed Of by Senator Harlan, Secretary of
the Interior, and Joseph H. Barrett, Com
missioner Of Pensions II is proposed that
subscriptions for this object be taken up in
churches and elsewhere throughout the
country, with the name of the donor ON a
slip Of paper accompanying the amount
subscribed
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-05-06
A Perfect Cure for Catnrrh
81 Z SS \ 3|EljF{!'
AND MODE OF TREATMENT ~

The Acme or Formation.
n pemss, .otcs the secret A0boe1
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and branch. forever
II removes a me Wrcsc.
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Ii cleans che hem>N. heodcrises
the BREATH aud affords the mo, grateful rs'le,.
Il slcviates ns"rc A9essS x.
lent suhertng thnn tongues cap tell.
| n II noted lor curiax aA'c saose
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Il cures HAY. Rose and Per. soas
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