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GEN. sICKLES' STAFF.
HEADo RS. DEPT. OF SoUTH CAROLINA.
HrTTpS HFAD & O. Nov 1S 1G65

HILTON IIEAD .. q, NOV. 10 IoOo. J
General Orders No. 6.-The following named Off
hereby announced on the Staff of the Major
General Commanding, and will be obeyed and re-
spected accordingly:
Brevet Lieut. Col. VI. L. NJ Burger, U. S Vols,
Assistant Adiutant General.
Breyet Lieut.. Col c. W. Thomas, L. S. A.. Chief
QuartermaSter.
Brevet Lieut.. Col. W. W. Burns, U. S. A.. Chief
Commssary.
Major J. P. Roy, Sixth u S. Infantry, Acting In
spector General and Acting Judge Advocate.
Surgeon A. P. Dalrymple, U. 5. Vols Acting Med
ical Director
Commssary NIusters.
Capt. Henry Seton, Aid dc Camp
Capt. d. S. Leslie. Aid de Camp.
By command OF
Major Gen. ID. E. SICKLES.
Olicial-W. l.. VI. Burger,
Assistant Adintnnt General
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The OYSTER INTEREsTs.-There was another large
gathering of the oystermen at Doland's Saloon. on
Saturday morning, at which Captain Coleu an pre-
sided. The interests of the large number
gagged in the trade were discussed, and resolution
ton Of vessels iiiegitimatey engaged in the trade
were rePasaed.-Norfok Uoy Boak,
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North Carolina LEGISLATURE.

RALEIGH, n. c.. Nov. 2S.-IIon. Thomas Settle, a
staunch Union man. was elected Speaker of the State
Senate day. Both Houses being fully organized,
have adjourned till tomorrow.
Governor Holden is improving, and is now able to
cit ,;,,h hicr
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GEN. sGcKLEs ASSUMES COMMAND.

HEADQUARTERS DEPARTMENT OF South CAROLINA,
HILTON HEAD, S. c.. Nov, IS, 1866.
General Orders, No. 65--In obedience to the order
War Department, Adjutant Generals Office, General
Orders No. 161, the undersigned assumes command
of the Department of South Carolina. Existing or
ders remain in force until otherwise announced.
D. L. SICKLRs, Major General.
Official! W. L. NJ Burger, Assist. Adit. Geni.
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MATHEWS VENETIAN HAIR DYE, known and used
over 20 years. Daily increasing in public favor. Com
pletc in bottle. No wash. No trouble Does
not crack stain. Produces a lustrous black OF
brown as desired. Does not injure the hair. Price
IS cents.
Sold by Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers.
my9-2tawl
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Washington correspondent tells these stories of
the seekers for pardon
'0n Saturday not over thirty were present at the
White House, among whom was William Porcher
Miles, of South Carolina. Approaching the Presi-
dent he said: l come to procure pard n, sir I'm
der what class do you come? 2? asked the President.
l left seat in Congress to join my State, and have
only acted as thousands of others have done. You
have pardoned two of my colleagues, Messrs. Nc
Queen and Boyce; my name is W. Porcher Miles, and
| only ask the same favor. The President promptly
replied, Your case must take its chance with Others
was an evident setback but Miles rallied and said :
Well, sir would like to have permit to go to
work in civil pursuit, either mercantile or pro-
fessional have lost everything and must do some
thing. That is not necessary, answered the Presi-
dent there are no such papers used Not to be put
Off Miles continued: Is there no mode by which
can expediate my pardOn?' None at all unless you
see the Attorney General and learn if there are rea
why it should not be granted and the chivaric
Miles bowed hurriedly out.
As he left, seedy scion of another most noble
family approached the President, and sought pardon
and the restitution of his property. The same an
swer greeted him, that he must wait his turn Well
said he, when get it, will Congress interfere with
me? for | hear pardons are of no account unless
Congress confirms them, quOth the modest criminal
whose clothes indicated he had not long since -four
ished in the rank of hrigader general. That
sir is not my look out. cannot answer for the ac
tion of Congress-, said the President and the par
TALLY reconstructed rebel left in grave doubt as to
whether his salvation would be very complete even
if he gets his parchment. The rest of the pardon
hunters had no better success"
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GIFT Book STORE, 73 BALTIMORE STREET.
To CONSERVATIVES.

To CoNsUMPTIvEs
The REV. EDWARD A. WILSON'S Prepared Pre-
scription for the cure of CONSUMPTION, ASTHMA
BRONCHITIS. CoUGHs. COLDS. and all THROAT and
LUNG AFFECTIONS. has now been in use ten years
with the most marked success
The Remedy. prepared under Mr. Wilson's person.
al supervision. also pamphlet containing the origi
nal prescription with full and explicit directions for
preparation and use together with short history of
his case. may be obtained of
SETH S. HANCE, Druggist.
los Baltimore street,
Baltimore, Nd.
Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON,
l65 South Second street,
Williamsburg, N. Y.
Ss-Price of Remedy. So per package. Pamphlet
furnished free of charge. se25-d&W3mt
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X. IL. E.
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New YORK se7-3m
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GIFT Book STORE, 73 BALTIMORE STREET.

IMPERGsHABLE TEETH.-Can the teeth be rendered
impcrishabe? Unqucstonably they can. Sozodont
used daily, will render the enamel absolutely proof
against decay, harden the gums and expel from the
whole dental apparatus every offensive and pernicou,
element
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GIFT Book STORE, 73 BALTIMORE STREET.

CoLGATE's HONEY SoAP.-This celebrated Toilet
SodI in such universal demand is made from the
choicest materials. is mild and eRoient in its nature
fraGrdnty scented, and extremely beneficial in its
action upon the skin. For sale by all Druggists and
Fancy Goods Dealers.
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THE MINNESOTA ELECTIoN.-Oficial returns have
at last been received from the entire State making
Marshal s majority $780,. The vote was IL 900 less
than last year. The majority against the suffrage
amendment is 200 The whole number Of votes cast
Tor Governor was l,l69. On the amendment to the
26,5Ss votes were cast The Senate stands "A Repub
Leans to DEMOCRATS the House, 20 Republicans to
lot %. ~
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE INTERNAL REVENUE,
w -fv,--...r.,. ~. lf


SIR: have received your letter of the 18th inst.
in which you represent that there large quantities
of tobacco the market, manufactured at the South
during the war that this tobacco put up without
the ingredients that commonly used in the pro-
Of manufacture such as sugar, licoricc and
havOrinE compounds of liquids: that this tobacco is
not only nouldy and tunky, but mas lost all its mois-
tuIe, and Is perfectly dead. You further state that
many parties engaged in manufacturing tobacco find
ing that this be Teworked to advantage and profit
have applied TO you to know under what conditions
this tobacco can be rcwOrked.
IN reply to the above statement | have to say that
TINS Office Will permit the IewOrking Of the above
described tobacco.
It must, however, be done in all eases under tho
SUPERVISION Of an inspector. who viii weigh and care
lny nuto ti3 weight of the tobacco both before and
after i has been rew0rked And in all cases whero
there Is an Increase Of weight from the addition of
now stock, sugar ucorice, avOriaE liquids or other
WISE the party rewOrking said tobacco will return
to the assistant assessor of his district the amount of
such Increase and pay thereon the current rate of
duties imposed by the law in force
But should any party, without the knowledge and
consent OF the inspector, and without having the
same carefully and accurately weighed as above
stated, proceed to rcwork any tobacco on which any
less than the current rates of duty has been paid he
viii ne held liable for the payment Of full tax on all
such rewOrked tobacco tobacco newly manu-
tIctured. Tours, respectfully
l.. A. RpLLINS, Commissioner
BrunkIyn n y '
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How THE SOLDIERS DISPOSE OF THEIR PAy-Tbe
34th Regiment New Jersey Volunteers was recently
paid off, and Col. j. Cook received from the men q
large amount to be paid over to their families "a
twenty men sent home Ss.6lO-averaging $4,000 10
each man The regiment is stationed Hear Mont.
romery, Alabama,-Trento Gazette,
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A CAPITAL Row.-A war of words is being waged
between the. newspapers of the different towns of
West Virginia to which of the said towns shall be
selected as the capital of the State. The wheeling
hteltigencer thinks that Wheeling, now the capital,
must always 50 remain. in consequence of the utter
subject,
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NEW YORK. Nov 2s.-The Grand Jury have in
dicted Gonzales and Pellicer for the murder of Mr..
Otero at Brooklyn. last week. The trial commences
10,
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Hartford Election.

HARTFORD, November 27.-At the annual
election to-day, the Republicans made clean
sweep by majority ranging from % to 800.
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Ey'Go to Tropical America if you wish to inhale
enchanting fragrance. let stay; you can have ii
here. Phalons Might Blooming Ccrcus'' will fill
your parlo- with vital breath of the most oiOrou>
flowers that perfume the fairy valleys of the Andes
Sold everywhere
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Death of Chancellor Harrington, of Della
Tho prnnLIvn yrnr<1 m.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 3-Hon. c. NJ. Harrington
Chancellor of the State of Delaware died suddenly
at the Washington House in this city
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Tennessee to New Jersey-COngratuIati
Thefolowing congratulatory epistle from the Union
Central Committee of Free Tennessee has been re-
ceived by Charles P. Smith, Chairman of the Union
Executive Committee of New jersey:

Central Committee OF Free Tennessee has been
ceived by Charles P. Smith, Chairman of the Union
Executive Committee of New Jersey:
NASHVILLE, Tenn,
November Nth, 1865. o
ALL HAIL New JERSEY THE Union men of
Tennessee rejoice at the glorious triumph of their
brethren in your State. One more of the States of
the Union stands nobly forth advocate for free
dom. Environed as with the advocates of
rebellion, we have watched with a soliciude almost
painful the progress Of the recent campaign in New
Jersey.
Now that it is ended and the result is all that our
fondest hopes have promised, fully rejoice with
you. As the representatives of the loyal men of
Tennessee, we tender you our congratulations.
The triumph of our common in your State
will give it additional strength here In the gallant
fight which you have made, aud the glorious victory
you have achieved, you have performed for us. and
for the friends of freedom elsewhere, labor
Of love-
Again congratulate you that you have held up
patriotism as beacon light to show the dark colors
of treason.
Respectfully yours, A. V. G. L1YDsLEY
President Union Central Committee
"a. J. FLETCHER, "E. P. Cone
"A. W. HAWKINS, "a. SovERING,
IN. DERBY, Nv. T. BERRY,
EDWARD III. EAST, "WM HAYDT
EDWARD MAYNARD, Secy of Committee"
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GIFT Book STORE. 73 BALTIMORE STREET.
THE FLORENCE COMPANY
LOCK-STITCH
M

IOCK-STITCH
MACHINES.
The only machine having the reversible feed move
ment, awarded the highest premium, gold medal.
at the late exhibition of the American Institute.
Cory OF REPnRT or COMMITTEE on SEWING Ma
CHIMES:
The Florence Sewing Machine Company, sos
Broadway, for the best Family Sewing Machine.
Reasons:
l. Its simplicity and great range of work
3 Its making four different stitches. viz: the Lock,
Knot. Double-Lock. and Double Knot.
3. The reversible feed motion. operated by simply
turning thumb-screw, enabling the operator to
the work from right to left or left to right and
perfectly self-hstening to the end of the seam.
4. The perfect finish and substantial manner in
which the Machine is made.
). The rapidity of its working, and the quality Of
the work done.
6. Its selfadjuStng tension.
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MARYLAND Posr OFFIcEs.-The Postmaster Gen
eral has issued the following order Establish post
Office at Brighton, Montgomery county, and appoint
supplied from Clarksville, distance six miles
Discontinue Dayton. Howard county, Nd Send
papers now to Clarksyille
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GIFT Book STORE. 7s BALTIMORE STREET.

HAIR Dye! HAIR DYE!-Batcheor's Hair Dye is
the best in the world. The only true and perfect
e-harmess-instantaneou and reablc-produ-
a splendid black natural brown-remedies the
i'll effects of bad Dyes and frequently restores the
original color. Sold by all Druggists. The genuine
is signed. W. A. Bachelor. 81 Barclay street, New
York.
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GIFT Book STORE, 7s BALTIMORE STREET.

The HOWE SEWING MACHINE COMPANY.
SEWING MACHINES
For Leather and Manufacturers.
Wholesale and Retail,
W. MERRILL. Agent,
"a Baltimore street.
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$500

Baltimore Company and Sunbury Coals........S12O Of
Nut size (Soft CoaD, for Cooking Stoves..... $50
Delivered in any part of the city.
]. HENRY GTEsE,
Office No. 9 South street
YARDS:
no25-lT Spears wharf and on North street
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HFTY %HE,EE,E&

FLo2ENcE SEWING MACHiNE.-Amous the many
different patterns Of sewing machines the Florence
commands nearly the hiGhes! popularity, and we may
well say it deserves this favorable opinion of the nub
hr rs it makes four different stitches and by its re-
verse movement forms perfect self fastening for the
ends of the seams and enables the operator to sew
from left to right from right to left Il also avoids
the trouble Of going the work with the hand,
and allows greater speed in sewing than any other
machine now in use Moreover, its sclf-adjusting
tension renders II peculiarly easy to learn upon and
It's neat appearance and elegant finish makes it also
a useful ornament for any household aud we are con,
Wnccd that the approaching Christmas season will
bring a very large demand upon the salesrooms at
No. l55 West Baltimore street. where now already
the show case with the diminutiye Florence at
tracts tho attention, Of f,norl,- ,Il
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ROBERT &. NICoL is the authorized sub
scription agent of the Daily Commercial, in
Washington. Orders for the paper left at
Gibson Brothers printing office, No. 27l
Pennsylvania avenue, nearly opposite the
Kirkwood House, or with J. II. Lawrence, at
551 7th street, east, near the navy yard, will
receive prompt attention.
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EYAcrIY MuAr NnIr WASrI

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The daily news. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-02-13
FROM THE NORTH.

RIcnMoND, Feb. ll.-Northern pa.
pers of the 9th instant have been re-
coivcd, from which the following sum.
mary isgathered:
In the late fight beyond Petersburg
the casualties in the 5th corps is esti.
mated about 900, and in the I'd corps
250. .v.
Arrangements for general exchange
has been completed.
A terrible cmiiagration in Philadcl.
.phia occurred on w etlnesdaS morning, in
which 1000 barrels of coal oil was burn.
cd together with fifty dwellings. The.
burning 7,l poured through the streets,
spreading destruction on all sides. A
number of people were roasted alive in
hestreets. 81 pm ..
The draft in New York will probably
be postponed.
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weekly Intel,igencer.

DEvoSsp TO NEWS, LITERATURE, coAMHRcB,'
rs Published Mt Wilmington, N. G., on
i. Wednesday Of each week, and contains
the latest telegraphic news, having the ad-
vantage Of the news Of the Press Associa-
tion. = "h'f ty@ UsIE HE
The Markets will bc fully aud carefully
reported and n truo statement Of their con-
diiion honestly given. We have secured
correspondents In tho armies OF Gems. Lee
and Bcauregard, and will always give q
faithful and full record Of army matters.
Post Masters and others are requested TO
act as Agents and each Agent sending six
or more subscribers, with the money for six
months, will receive the IsrRLLIaENohR six
months gratis. B ," @
Subscriptions viii not be taken for along
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win the paper be sent until the money is re-
eeiyed. ~ f.gi
nag. Advertisements inserted for 81 per
line. 'Hs "' ss&
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49,, 4. e.,.. IL, III. ,MUNS0N.
feb 1866 Editor and Proprietor.
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The Key stone.
A MASONIC MONTHLY MAGAZINE.

NNTAS commenced on the FIRST OFJAN.
wv UARf, 1865, publication Of n
Monthly Magazine under the e bove title, de-
voted TO tho Interest," OF the Ancient and
Honorable Fraternity Of Free and Accept ed
Masons. 'sA.ft
believe that every good Mason will agree
with me in tho opinion that such a pub.icn-
ton will be beucfcisl in oulightening our
less informed brethren, and in dispensing
many calpi, kind word of cheerfulncss to
the hearts and homes OF, Thousands OF wor-
thy brothers, their widows and orphans.
1t will be my earnest purpose to bear what
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il q reliable Gust todian or sound Masonic
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the Ancient Landmarks Of the Graf, i'm all
their pristine strength and symmetrical
beauty. '.'.'
Trembling, lest err, in clothing myself
for so responsible an Office, sbnll engage
upon The kEr SroSE such skilled editorial
talent as shall keep the lights wsll trimmed
and brightly burning, with the sincere hopo
that nh our work goes forth each nonth,
an improved inspection and bo acceptable to
the head and 10 tho heart Of every good
Master at whose homo or hands it may DO
received. fs
TERMS:
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Address
VIM. B. SMITH, Proprietor.
'n.s Raleigh, NC.
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CONFEDERATEe CONGRESS.

RIcHMoSD, Feb. 1.-THE Senate
passed the bill changing the time of hold.
Ing the election for representatives of
Congress from Missouri to the first Mon.
day in November. Mr.. Burnett intro.
duccd bill to abolish the Office of Pro.
vost Marshall, except within the lines of
the army. The Senate then went into
secret session, g., .,,r.
In the House q communication from
the President, stating the number of
Quartermasters and Assistant Quarter
masters in the Confederate. service to bo
1916, on post duty; ON tax in kind 3lS.
The tax bill was further considered until
adjournment.
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states government
LOCATED At RICHMOND, VA.

LOCATED At RIcnMoND, VA.
Tile EaeeahrcJ f
Hon. JEFF DAVIS, Of Miss, President.
Hon. A. ii. sTEvENs, Of Ga, Vice-Iresident.
= Tie Cabinet:
J. p. BENJAMIN, Of La., Secretary Of STATE.
q. A. TREShoLM, Of 8. c.. Stc'g Of 7Srasury.
j.. c. BREcKINRIDos, of Ky. Seo'y of War.
S. r. MALLORY, of Fla, See'y Of, The Nary.
Hon. GEo. DAVIS, Of n. c., attorney Geaerai.
JOHN II. REAGAN, Of Texas; Postmaster Gen.
Head' Of Bureaus'
Rufus r. Rhodes, Commissioner of Patents.
G. Il. W. Nelson, Sup't Of Public Printing.
Gen. Sam. Cooper. .Adj't and Inspector Gen.
John s. Preston, Chief Of Bureau of Con-
scription. ~ at3
Brig Gen. A, X. Lawton, QuartormasterG Gen.
s. p. Moore, Surgeon General.
L. w. Johns, Medical Purveyor.