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HEADQ'RS. DEPATsTME ENT OF sc. !
81 HILTON, HEAD, s. SO.,, Oct. 2, 1866. !.

yllLtAO&2fIGo. ~ III 1AANLUAA1ASEA VI o.HS' O.
II Il IH1LToN, HEAD, IS SC.,. Oct. 2, 1865. \.
General Orders No859. ~ 5,
s Until such times as United States Courts
shall be duly authorized and put in operation
IN the State Of South Carolina, iSis the duty
of the NJ iItary Authorities toaaiford full and
ample protection to officers and agents Of tliess
United States in the discharge Of their official
duties
\ All civil officers and magistrates are hereby
notified that they will not be peri, E,.oted to:
cause the argestsof United States officers or
agents, OF to Issue any writ ofaipjunctions@
other civil process calculated to impede or
embarrass them in the discharge of their
duties ts.tls
Claims made BY citizens for property in the j
custody of, or claimed by, such officers or
agents, acting in behalf Of the United States,
may be adjudicated by the Frovosta Courts,
with the right to appeal to District Command
ers IN qases Of doubt, the ,custody$of the
property claimcd will be assumed BY the Mil
itary Authorities until Civil Courts are estab-
lished,sor orders for its disposal are received
from higher authority :s;l
BY C@nn,and Of
Maj. Gen. @. A. GILMORE. \.
w. L. M. BuRaE1s, A. A. General,
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1865-12-09

Mr.. BUCHANAN has read the last proof
sheet u u his forthcoming history of his dmin-
,istration, and the public-may expect toreceiye
thg book id the course Of the, next month.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1865-12-09

Queen Victoria has kpisgy gyhted q nsgrpl
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1865-11-25

a correspondent sfat1s some inter
esting experiments - test lie - of
sait ID fafte1ing swi1e- He selected
two pairs a barror hog, weighing
200 pounds spiece- One pair ~
ceived. with their daily zl}0wEnrs q
food. two ouDces q sir The Oder
air, similarly fed. none n tbs
conrse Of aweek. IL wzs easily sssn
thsf the salted pair hid : sszonger
appetite than the Others, and at.er :
torfuigbt Il xas ;Dcrs.ssd 70 = oznoss
apiece. After four monfhsfh weight
Of the sailed hogs was 80 lhs e.rA-
While that Of the nnsa.ied i've weeks
later. reached only 300 Ibs- IkE e
pertinent was rtpsEtsd Eifh alDos'
precisely the same rssll,s- Ihs or
respondent fesds Young pizs- sccord-
ing to their acc, : qnarter q - Ounol
daily: breeding so~s very liri3e dnrinl
the heat q simmer wirhh11ds il II I
degree from all. - i induces shirs
and liability . disease
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Wasnrxsrox. Nov
Clsy hes addressed . jer,<r 70 NJ
Secrcfsry q Stzte, dsssd g. f<sess
burg, Oct 9Th. "a Which - s.Et- \
dcen il nv duty . unrn i1e Una1ec|
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carfle plague info cus country bs11E
: farmer, and ft<ling grrst 1zseresf -
such subjects. hare re1c rfun me
suhiect that xhich j. s~crYs2hdr- and
viii give yon only tbe rssnlf q ~
conclusions sDd chserVric1A- tbe
cattle plague il the Russian cztrls POI
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whole herdE- Like cholera, u . bon
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ferms | mean 10 say. u y ccmnnnl
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the physica, inPosinon 81 the virnl
upon any animal from any ct9scf Con
tainirg the virns. and also ttzsf ne
virus may be carried IN snim<ic1l1'
in the air and TINS prodncs The O.
ease. T.
II evidently did nst originsfe =
England tut xas earned there BY ship
loads Of cattle from Russian Babe
ports. Ii this Theory i correct then q.
importation Of cattle from atEoad
shon.d be 1t cnce prohibissd b. C0n
rress ii not otherwise possible % =
prevented. II would pay neil % cal
congress together for mar Fur.sos'
only. No ship having . q sbses
x rng animal from EzroF,e Or CON
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ed 20 land in America uirho1t slh
Gent quarantine Every disease mns
~ cone time have originated from
violent disregard q nsfnral lssA -
this Is well g others But 1 IN q
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The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-08-07
GRAnGA

On Wednesday morning last Mr.. B..
Brewer of HsmpdeR, met with q serious
accident from q runaway. He was engaged
in hauling wood for Mr., Squire of ChsrdOn
and was in that village at the time. His
team became frightened, and while be WAS
endeavoring to unhitch them, ran away,
and two wheels fthe loaded wagon passed
over his right limb, b~reakingi ii at the thigh.
Several persons attempted TO stop the
team, but all efforts were fruitless; they
ran toward Glsridon and were not stopped
until they reached Mr.. Strong's. Mr..
Brewer was taken to the residence of DR..
L. A. Hamilton, where he remained until
transportation could be procured, when he
was taken to his home. Surgeons Hamil-
ton and Nichols attend upon him, and it is
hoped and confidently expected that ne
will recover. Mr.. Brewer is an old and
bIghly esteemed citizen of Hsmbden.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-08-07
Annexation Of canada,

Since the adjournment OF the Detroit
Convention, the question Of Annexation
has been started again in CANADIAN judg-
ing from indications that are springing up,
the question seems to be growing in mag
nitude. The cause of the revival of the
annexation scheme is the failure of the
Canadian delegation at the Dstroit Conven-
tion to obtain Its endorsement of the re-
yivaI of that one -sided institution known
as the " Reciprocity Treaty"
Our Canadian friends are evidently be-
ginning to see that the future growth and
prosperity of the several provinces of Her
Britannia Msjssty in North America, de-
ponds greatly upon the amount of unre-
ssricted trade they have with the United
States. They know that for six months in
the year, we're it not for our bonding sys-
y which goods are entered from for
eign ports under bond, wItnouG P~ay1nsdG=
ties, for the purpose of being Ee-sAiPPoaIe
foreign ports Smi MISC for our postal SYSTEM
they would be wholly shut out from the
rest of the world BY the early and late ice
of the St. Lawrence. This feeling of de-
pendence upon the ~msgnsnimity of the
States is, to say the least, not very pleasant
To remedy this state of things there is nc
recourse but perfect trseaom of trade on
both sides, which can only be obtained by
annexation
It must be clear 10 an impartial mind
that the annexation of Canada will be
beneficial to both sections alike. Il would
result in the throwing opsn of the vegets-
BILE, mineral commercial, fishing and fur
trade to the enterprise of both countries.
It would do away with the necessity of
keeping up an army of Custom House of
cials on 800 miles of frontier, for the pur-
pose of preventing smuggling. By adding
the British possessions TO the United
States both countries will then be st pesce,
for all time to come, with the rest of the
world, simply because they would be per-
fsctly i~nvulnerable 70 the attacks of n
power, or combination of powers. This
will do away with the necessity of keeping
q large army or navy in commission, n
more than sufficient to perform police
duties, as the titanic proportions of the
United people as a power will alone be
be sufficient to protect US from any
aggressions.
The time evidently is not far distant
when the annexation of the British prov-
inces will be contaminated amicably upon
terms that will be agreeable to all parties,
including England. England has not and
will not receive any great profit from her
North American possessions, but on the
her hand they have been a constant
.ou,os IF expense to her, for which, so far,
h b., M, heen able to recompense her
bv n com, osrcisl advantages. An
tber great benefit thar viii rebound to the
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-08-07
fuELTEREp In B%EERHAYEN.
NoRTHERN OHIO NEWS.
A%sHTABULA COUNTY.

DR.. Esmes, of Ashtabuls, has been sp-
pointed by the Pension Office, Examining
Surgeon for that office, for the passing
upon apPlioAnLAfsEPansIOns.
A valuable horse, the property OF AITrsa
NelIis, of Ashtabuls, broke q leg by
stepping into q hole in the stable floor on
Saturday last, and the necessity of dis
patching him BY knocking him in the head
followed.
On tundsy Of last week Henry Wilkin-
son and Sylvanus Greenhow we're upset in
a small boat about half q mile off shore
near Ashtabuls. Wilkinson, who could
swim, went down in the clutch of Green
how, who could not. A struggle st the
bottom resulted in Wilkinson clearing
himself and swimming for the shore, while
his companion, unable to help himself,
drowned. H. H. Hall, of Ashtsbuls, and
others being in tina locality, at nee showed
out y coUPIS of boats in search of the body,
and after s6me two hours effort, succeeded
in hooking into the clothes of the decessed
and bringing the body TO shore. Green
how Was q connection Of the Wilkinson
family, about twenty-four yea 5 Of sge, and
had friends at Wilismstown, New York,
whittier the body was sent.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-08-07
As.irnment Of GeneraIs.

An important order has just been issued
from the War Department assigning all
general officers TO eertsin positions, and
ordering them TO report there 20 Ero7-7JT
tant General Msisr Generals Logan,
O. La4set and Mucox and Brigadier
Generals Mcintosh and Pelcber, are or,
dared to report to BTsJor 0aneraI Oru,
D,nsrtment of Ohio. Major Gems. Hszen,
Brsnnon, Smith, Gillem and EdWards are
ordered 70 report TO Gen. Stoneman, com
mspding Department OF Tennessee.
MsioF Generals Granger, JEFF. Davis
Hertrauft aud Brisbin, and Brigsdier Cen
oral Wsde are ordered to report to Cen
era Palmer, commanding the Department
o. kentucky. ~.
Major General Dodge, Frank Blair,
Wheaton, Corse Hech, Smith and Luhyi
sre ordered to report to General Pope
Maior General j. d. Wilson mt u D.
King and Brigsdier General 0geVenson
are orderedt to report to General .; 2. o.eeo1
man. commanding the Department OF
Georgia. C-ook and KilD.triek
ot5ered to report to General SenoHsld.
hre S';aT General Osterhouse TO General
81 gplogc1m " Dispatch.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-08-07


Performing Elephant, Tippo Sab,
Living Giraffe, only one in America,
Black African Ostrich, o feet high,
California Grizzly Bear, very large
Bengal Leopard, American Panther or
Puma, Poonah or Hindoostan Bear,
Lion, 5 years old, born in America,
Royal Bengal Tiger, only one in Amer
ica, Burmese or Sacred Cow, Chinese
Dog, African PorcUpins, very rare,
Red and Yellow Crested Cockatoos,
Java Hare, Guinea Pigs, Ant-EateT OF
Coatimmanda, Baboon apd White
Faced Monkeys, Australian Shell
Paroquetts, African King Neck ParO-
uuette, King and Queen Parrots,
South American Parrots, Lori Granda
Ring Parrots, African Lion, Asiatic
Lion, Calcutta Leopards, Brazilian
Tiger, American FallOw Deer, White
Rats and Mice, Satin Breast Paroquetti
African Corwned Crane, Rocky Noun
tain Badger, American Black Bears
japanese Maskin Swine, South Amer
lean Tiger, African Spotted Hyena
Blue Sand Hill Crane, Australian
Rosetta, Lori Paroquetts, Chimes
ParOauetts, Rosa CoekatOo, Parrot
and Doves, Monkeys and Dogs, Zebra
Pair Young Lions, African Leopards
White or Polar Bear. Cray Wolf Blacl
Wolf, Ocelot or Tiger Cat, Whit
Llama, Black Squirrel, Alpaca Sheep
Cashmere Sheep, African Gray Par
rots, Red Foxes, Australian Cocks
tills, African Pelican, Silver Pheasani
Golden Pheasant, American Eagle
Tampico Parrots, Pair RhamapOc
Bloodhounds. only ones in America
Hamadrias Babo0n or LionSlayeT, FIR
ever in America. Peccary or SOut
American Wild Hog, -Four Horne
Patigonian Sheep, Large Horn Kebsc
or hex, only one ever imported /
America, Spotted Axis Deer, from N
River Ganges, American Coon, Whit
Peacock, African Mud Hen, Genn'
or Civit Cat, African Cocktail, Slot
Bear. Cinnamon or Frazier Rive
Bear. THE GREAT AUSTRALIA
BIRD SHOW containing almost ever
imaginable variety of the many col
ored birds of plumage, will be foun
an interesting feature IN this attTactiV
exhibition
Preceding the Gorgeous processiol
on its arrival into the place Of eNhibi
ton, may be the COLOSSAL
GOLDEN CHARIOT, c~Ontainin
O-ro HoRN's CoRHEr BAND,
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-08-07

Canadas from annexation is this: In case
of hostilities between the United States
and Bng aid, Canada must inevitably be-
come the great battle ground and expert
ence the devastating effects of war. By
being annexed it will be simply an imPos-
,ibility for any W. to effect e Judgement
upon her soil, and she would then be safe
from the danger of becoming q battlefield
It will be an advantage to England TO get
rid of her possessions on this continent for
she will not run the risk Of losing them
through the vicissitudes Of q war with the
Union.
We therefore, after duly considering the
matter, shall favor the idea of Uncle Sam
counting Miss Canada, and proposing to,
her to enter the state of holy matrimony,
providing that the old folks over the water
shall give their consent.
Outrageous Charges by our Haekme
If we remember rightly, there is a GER
tain city ordinance still in existence, but
now treated as a dead. letter, fixing the
tariff of charges for hack services Ac-
eording to our memory the charges are as
follows: For the use of 8 two-horse car
riage for one houf, one dollar for each ad-
ditional hour fifty cents; for carrying a
passenger to any part of the city within 8
miIs and a half, fifty cents, for each addi-
tionsl passenger twenty-five cents. This
was the tariff fixed by ordnance before the
war existed. At present, however, this
regulation is contemptuousiy ~disregsrded
by haekmen, and they have formed them
selves INTO q regular association, adopted
an exorbitant scale of prices bound escE
member under a penalty of twenty-five
This scale is more than double the legs
rates, as we will show. For the use of
carriage one hour, two dollars; for escl
additional hour, two dollars; for csrsyinG
q passenger to any part of the city within
q mile, one dollar, for each additional pas
senger, fifty cents. For distance more thai
q mile, the charges for each passenger vs.
ries from one dollar and fifty cents to thre'
g dollars.
By these swindling charges each hack
man who runs a two-horse carriage, Is en-
q sbled to make from $40 to $25 q day, 81
though it does not cost him for hOrse'keer
q ing, interest on investment and repairs, q
the very outside, more than three dollar
e per day.
n It Is high time that the Council tax
. steps to put a stop to this extOrtionate seal
of prices. We wclld suggest that the Of
if dinance be amended by adding fifty pr
? cent. to the legal tariff, to continue ten
porarily, till prices come down to the o.
a standard, and that the amended ordirsnC
be strictly enforced. It is only simplejust
= 4nd a duty we owe to the travellers visi
ing u city, as well as to our W citizen
il that they should be protected from bein
Is swindled-nsy robbed.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-08-07

Edmund A. Pollard, formerly editor of
the Richmond Eraniner, has gone to San
Domingo to live. This will lend an addi-
tional horror to the place.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-08-07

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