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, 1865-09-14

STEPHENSON CousrY,-Judee. Charles B,
Wriclt; Clerk, Georrc THOMPSON; Treasu-
rer william Tonnr Suryeyor. Christopher
n bnnham S1,perfntendent. Albert A. Crnry:
Justices, John G. Kean, Charles D. Blanchard.
Irx Corsry-Tudoc. ". ". DeWolf:
eicrE James 4. Tawiev :. Treasurer. !. r.
I;tt1r. snnrrinfnn5ent .iomcs # Presfon.
Ar, 49, ~ .,-e $500 1,,J.a 1ah,. n
Moeh tI.p Suo1inou, u n5, s9ln Tla,s1, ~
Nlls9n >tE5ht valAe5 j. neaaslot 1tea34
Ter, u. =. inonaS' supelntenaent, "m' L.
Gest; surveyor, a.. A. Gould.
Neville, sr.; associate Judges, Philip Wehr-
helm, Martin Ireland Clerk, Robert 8. Har-
mer Assessor and Treasurer, John II. Thomp-
son; School Superintendent, John A. Malone;
Surveyor, ]. D. Thompson.
peaocRA11c,
o,s!,. 1 n1.:,-e. .e..ra von. ~ rho.aas r"
mtsam Mamnr, S snne,;nfenJent q . Tinton snr.
1u1ss ~" n,a,,;3 ShranTos - A'ts0-1 49,
feyos, oAt." sn1es'ss'
MASON CotNr5.- Capt. n. Langs-
ton; Clerk, COL. Ro9eFt ). Moore; treasurer,
49,, 11,,,o-, 7,o.-o,,ro- n,n,. ,+
Inc N ptttshMrvh tercn6ird.
80. os,4ss.... c.1s.,. nm,
lfrosn 'ae in.so"1sa ""te'.s' .4a.l
The long cxleSled ana mqcn aesltea eVent
the opening o. ING onlo9 ta;ssnes !; ~ ntposl,
luoa tASo "A.A N$ 80 -
dnrtngdAe uay. U"lhe 10 Inc lnconTcnlenee,
i not almost utter 1uipsacI1caolnty,o1eom ,o1 eomple-
| ting The necessary arrangements On !aboring
day Of the week, owing to the trouble which
would be occasloned By passing vehicles, the
company engaged large force during tester-
day 10 10y The tracks SO to conform with the
new ordor Of things. The work progressed
rapidly, and last evening the necessary tricks
had ali been lald. Meanwhile the new dnp0
assumed perfect business appearance. The
effect Inst evening seemed truly magical: ihe
platform was lit up with long hncs Of lamps,
extending the length Of the covered eheus,
md The various reception rooms were opened
up to The public, and the Offices assumed =
purely business aspect; inc Varioas Ifeigns
apartments contained lor?e quantltles o1 oaE-
gage, just received or ready ior trsnshipMcnt. =.
Good order seemed to prevail Ihe company
have employed i've poieemcu, whose onty II
VIII be to stand guard at me eates' anu heep
idlers from tic platforms.
- (Flom the 11itshnrch Comucrc1al.l
The building Is sltuatcd IN inc centto o. the
lot, with Fort Wayne, Cleveland ana fitts.
buIgh connections on the Liberty strcct sue,
md sscnbenSllle connections on tho Gaafry
street side. The tracks Of the pennsylvania
Central Kailroad terminate at the rear enu Of
the building. The original desisn eonlcm-
11ntpff Drtiinr 1ltH Nll1iE lot QIlueF cover, IN
, 1865-09-14

bIUsTEnS0 our GENERAL OFF1cERs.-
There are at present upwards Of one hundred
Minor and Brigndicr Generals still in Govern
ment service unemployed, In addition TO the
large number mustered out Of service recent
II, As the Government can now very well
dispense with the services Of these officers, 1t
IL expected that soon after Gen. Grant returns
to Washington another General Order VIII be
issued mastering out u service every General
Of volunteers not actnhlly On tiilty, or whose
services arc mot needed. Some Of the gallant
Generals 'dic hard" and reluctantly surrcn-
der the hon0rs and authority which they have
r., 1orn apfnrad
, 1865-09-14

1865. 1861. 1875. 1851.
SundaF aud Monday ...,.lsGI 1ts13 ISIS 50!
iucF0aS .-...-..-...st-.s. e. a18 A1sa -.
NtdntaEa{+.-.. 4~aas tS osi
Total .......--..-...4,bs6 a0o Isl Lilo

E&HE IInlE 1ih~ "tEK.ser'-1 'rAs' =
herteerpts to-day have been liberal md the tradc
active Prices arc rather Ermer today, with tEidlnE
advance. Tue Inquiry has been r the better class Of
hogs for the c1ncinnat Bnfao and Philadelphia
ket The arrivals generally Of superior class, and
are readily taken at round prices. OnApr TWO lota
found purchasers 10 PEI LOO ns This Is Of course
an Qutsido fgu1r, but shows the ihs1afed atnte O
prices New Yorkers nze doing comparatively nothing
it being Utterly impossible fr them to operate ~tous
loss. ....
weauota The market as rather active and prices
skaGc bc:tcg. The following the sca. Tbs scrc-'
storm prevented oty reaching tho Fort Wayne yard
un II had closed. Ts therefore without the sales
, 1865-09-14

RE1CnxD TO CIVIL LrE.-It affords us great
plcaeute TO welcome back to commercial circles
Gen Jos. Stockton. formerly Of the I'd regiment Of
Illinois volunteers. The General Is now with
Messss. Clarke 4 Co., special agenta for Through
F1elghts, ria Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne and Chicago
and Pennsylsanla Central Railroads; and with &,
C. Meldrum, Esq., and Gen. 10. Stockton, this
great through route IL most Certainly ably rspre-
eented. The ,Wc,l.knoHn energy Of these gcntle-
men should secure large shara Of tho EASTERN
bonnd ftcights from this city. The friends Of Gen.
eral .tJo." will not be likely to forget him.
, 1865-09-14
CHICAGO DHY GOODS MARKET,

WwSEsnAT EVENING, Sept. u.
: The D7y Goods market is very aetivc. The7e a<e a
largo number Of country buyers in town and our Job
ius houses have their hands MI. E1owa Shooting
scarce and aye higher standards. Bteaehed Goods
a1e trm at ouz last quotations. but the stock light.
Other staples z, at our Last auotatons Thezcn-
a stock Of goods Is better than last week. quote:
, 1865-09-14
CHICAGO LUllI5EK MARKKET.

TuERsnAY, Eve, Sept. u.
LCMDEE-Eecetycd, 1.1ol NJ shipped. 111s Mar
kct f{u With leW vcsseis in the creek. Sales were
cargo schr A1drich from Two RyeTs 10 r, tz-stios
talancc Justs from common logs, At FILL. y Fyfe
cargo Echr Hubbard, From Muskeson, 80 m HstTtps'
balance pr,nac boards ut s1:-s h Aason 4 Davis.
SIlyGLES-ala t.us. Sales four cars sawed 4
ntsS5C On Il. II. T. f. track.
VIC Qunc Is follows: ..
, 1865-09-14

II Among the uncal1cd' for parcels sold
by Folser, Cartwright s Co, on Wednesday,
wns a very heavy box, addressed 10 DIR:
Wood, Army u tic james" It was knocked
down ior itiy-one-dollMs. It contalnsd New
York electlonecriug documents, and The par..
chaser has paper enough on the subject of
voting 10 last u life timc.-Nortok PoS!, 8th.
, 1865-09-14


tight to expect. It is certain that Mr. Sew
ard, In disclaiming Oh the part Of his Govern
ncnt any purpose Of active Intervention IN
Mexico, expressed but the unanimous con-
clusions Of The President and his Cabinet.
Mr.. sewnrd, though opposed 10 Maximillian's
pretcusions, may be little more disposed to
act upon the view that peace at almost any
priceis, In the present condition ofour domestic
affairs preferable to another war, than either
Mr.. johnson or any Of his constitutional nd
yiscrs. Yet while the former no less than all
Of the Inter, consider the French, EmPcror's
course in Mexico IS IN utterly reprehensible
md unjustifable outrage upon popular rights
and arr resolutely determined not to recog-
nize any government for that country, not
free creation of its own people, they arc
nevertheless opposed to armed interference In
behalf Of Juarez and intent upon preserving
the strlctcst neutrality and securing thereby
the much needed term OF peace to the land.
As the Mexican cmbroglio Is viewed by Nr.
johnson. and every member OF his Cabinet,
nj This time, there Is, indeed, not tho slight
est probability Of q war with Ma1imillian and
his French imperial hacker, during the con.
tinnance OF the present Administration.
There is such decided coincidence Of opinions
respecting this momentous question, among
the Presidents Constitutional advisers, that
even were he Inclined to resort to
the sword for the solution Of
this international Knot, he would
have 10 reconstruct lis cabinet before
he could expect to find any support
Of such I policy In It. However, neither
Mr.. johnson nor Mr. Seward, with all
, 1865-09-14
CHICAGO STOCK MARKET.
7-30 q. s. NOTES,
JULY sER1Es.

SECOND NATIONAL BANk OF CHlCAGU.
We viii nIl orders from deaiers for the present series
Of go Notes for short tac On tha terms heretofore
allowed. .....
As the opportunity for subscribing has past We can
DO longer Treeva tho Eve per cent fwo-yeor Notes at
j. 4. ELLIS, President
, 1865-09-14
= = : = NJ ~ 6l+L1C1
:DW. I. TEKnAM. Cashier.
C0MTt1EKC1.1Ls

WEDNESDAY EyESKS0, Sept. II.
The following summary shows the movement IN
Produce and rsovfaions during the past p hour
compared with the movement for the ssme hnc Last
, 1865-09-14

OFFICE OF 7u1 pAnH TR1uEHE. !

OFFICE or 7m pAnK TH1uTHE-f
Wednesday kventrs, Sept. l..
BEEF cAT1LE-Accosdlng 70 the Board Of Issac
report the receipts and shipmtnts strcc our t issue
compared with the corresponding period Of 1s naso
been foloxs II snouad 10 hosns In mind tnat tnese
receipts and shipments are really thoso Of the day pre-
ce1Mg: .
, 1865-09-14

The In3PEtzfUu o1 .s-a,.-
Considerable complaint exists among eouna5
produce dealers, With regard to the inspee',ou' u
Ibis city, Of The new spdns wheat arriving n' We
ATE reliably informed that there 10 ns WI a,.
chief Inspector Of grain or hts ssslslan' nc
or,e1, Az to allow no damp whess, no matter how
eood ,hs quality may be, to grade No. L Il eoua-
try dealers MI, bear his In Mind they will nos DC
tub3ec. to disappointment, and possibly tnss may
make greater efforts to keep tho dsnp grain eepa.
rate tom the dsJ. Two or thrco bags Of VET Mnsal
IN q carload, will condemn the whole. This Is ~
important matter, and we trust shippers IN tne
country Will bear It In mind.
, 1865-09-14

Total. SO, iO5 1o,allsso T. ,ts ooa
The c1ccss Of imports over exports for tho first
sevcn montha Of the present year l. nominally
8, ,G0a, ,sol, but the amount Of difference Is really
much Larger, ns the value nj Imports is trckoncd
al lheIr foreign cost In gold while The snluo Of ex
portR Is rcckonel in currency.
, 1865-09-14

,ne.rs, s1so For CARS Is. a@ess sh's l. was asksd
heta a. ien in bae,, Barley higher ~ ~ h;to7
freefY offered an The street or 1o1 1A " ~"
hu nrrtma CSoadian f213 vas onEfeo. )
Philadelphia Seed Nar1es-Sst.s', ss !. !. - ..s,
,1ms1s TooTr dalux In Goser- Seed s1a - AEen ~
G. axs oaasi I'd I'd PIN pine II
Es,s pnia hrinr NFs4}5.u bushc1 !a5S9e9 q -
ennItnnrs r. renuest ii further ndyance W1to so =
1 huAheI
, 1865-09-14

..e5ace. n Geeordanes ,eHA reso'atton pa,.eI on
'1aae 9nd aTe 30 reported BY u.s. a"'e'' 'ae''e'''
Sp@sosa. w1pxrspA1 EvEsEa: sspt. Il
sasemeats wers-1o Rr1FAIo-sch5 y skyiaEk *, naa -
CON a1 1ec g1ue noeeIas a & eofa na q.
onsida, oafs st 6. II FeIT GoLaosSS1-sehf Euna-
p4 t 81 sssr MGei;9r ss' ss: s1pe & @ e
;ss ;sS SS II e III ;siiss !; i;
Mitchell" * NJ. RIM WlSL1h-.n bFis - :. F..or.
name af x.:s; 1co bf.s Wisconsin Il :!; s:9IS9
FI1na-o bis .Geneor 4 sS5 leo b,s ~ 5slaad an,i
tS1iota as fs:ss; ito bsl. "Wlnneha.o It no
RSs ses 8 ST.; sss T s IS o;is Il. f5
~ 1its; I s. s;s! y " II ss's L ast -
hut tGward the. clos. became less acslse aud fel
ass 5esE sSs sss f.: Witt ! 5s ssPs:
KtD ,Ss e. r :! og ~ "a S1 e. H: o es eg r.
ssEsss Xas.T1i see ID Ex:ss spfinx. = A.ss; :aSS
81 81 Ss Se Il 81 dS e 81 Z
1890 b. 90 q SisSA 1a1 ba Dc a af s. Sis y; oo9
I, +; ;s;s i? 81 H
5;s9i =! :! ss;s .u.
n11nef ma rtcosesed Gov lie decline. sass weEe Cons
6 81 81 ! Il; 1e e2 @ st e. dG e
bn do At ioHei 1000 ba DO q &C; <.enb be- ": at
s. T. ~ Va3a q # s. i !, sse y!
os sEp-l3,5i0 ba Ne: = e:s .; ;h-cosoE usm At
s II s ss @ e ri sI5Pss
3 6 i Sss I: ss :S i
RVE-Recciyed, 1850 bu shipped, II $50 nn; Mst
S 5a a. 4 81 ~ NJ q y +: ;os ;o eu do at
DISLEiSKeeti1cd. I,ss7 bu; SHIPPED, none:
, 1865-09-14

3
prices without change. Wequo;e:
KeAt White OF. car, brl 10
beS3e1e ~ st; =: ~: X; ~
lois sell tor abouG &c. .....
TOTATOES-Are selling N s.oec ut 80 .nc. Cas-
load lots worth the freight.
PKOrISIOSS-lieretved to-day. ~ Ds Cured
Meat aud I. hl. rctk; sh7ped to-day. 100 bss Beef
and go trla Pork. The market to-day was 1fmcF with
moterate de.rrc nf ActttttF.
lIcus PorR-ln fair dcn,aad ard very firm. Sales
today we're: 80 brl, cit; packed Mea Pork At 33Oo
10 Els rtpncked Prime Mess rork * ssose.
Prime Mess PoE&-Fmtrm1 ~ S Sale, 100 hfis repacsed
brands, original packing, a5c held Al >.d-oo.
RumpA-1D hris At $218. ...-...
:, Huik Meats-Therc Il no demand, and The market
IL rinli and nominal.
trca ceoce kettle lard 1t 13kc 70 tres prime xteo It
f5i4c. 20 trcA do At sc. .-..
, 1865-09-14


The following table shows the n1nornt or Flour
and Grain ir.eiose On Saturday evening Last, com
pared With the amount in store on the same date |
, 1865-09-14

asx1,fpl1.8i. Oats heavy 1t 51G5sc- PORK IN.
eetiied, Lard eshc.
4 - =. LATER.
) At the Evening Exchange. the markets wcse In
,ct,ye but trm.,. Sales On cal wcsa:
sooos " ........,1tg SS% n , ,o;......I43s e.
'''>' oes*
, 1865-09-14

ue1c The rnnFkcl has been eteady at 1ish D1s3ti.
On the Stock Board, owing to an cr:or In the New
York despatch, Gales were made Us high as lin,
but 1t fell hack to 143 20 the error Wis dis
covered. Silver is in good demand and firm at las
GtS7.
Government Securities arc in fur request. We
quote:
, 1865-09-14

TFro1n tho Rufalo AdveEtdscs, 1!tn.I 1111112
The Detroit Convention and she sht2ps@ @ lbe rats
ea elsTsttnS charged heEr but ths I'm Y he 10 slGh
Iasdsa saotnss - r esa saas ri e pa e.
Tna hrre haye made largo contIacsa o so the III.
hnshei siaJnttor. the vessel PAYNE "
, 1865-09-14
Eastward Movement Of Flour and Grain BY
Canal.
shnu unY f11nfrda1 a1reftiacfl

The following will show the shipments BY canal
from DntIhio fof fourteen days ending Sept 9Th and
pIpc days nom ORwego being shipnens at the latttt
ftp together will show the amount OF our and EEaln
adoat % the canals destined foF tde-waser:
From
Vi ends Flour. Wheat. Corn. oats. Barley. Rye
Sept 9..... lG3,S9 s6aaM :5.sSS i,to
, 1865-09-14

The conventional commercial year commences In
former prosperity il w1s cusio,aly this period for
DE daily pspcrs to give annual revlcw Of the New
Q: their movement throughout The year, md accou.
panying the repor. with such general and
custom Nas interrupted by the Was. and. We presume,
viii not bs generally resumed until ncxt rear. In tact
during the past year does require any ethcs notic
than The full reports Of the markets which We publish
daily There arc however, facts n the progress
Of our aEade OF greater interest.
TIE COTTON TRADE.
b.e cornned IN II Groun numbers. ID 6io5J bales. Thc
, 1865-09-14

:Fu1ros CouxTY.-Judee, John n, Lewis ;
Clerk. Joseph Dyckcs; Treasurer, Charles
Howard Superintendent, 8. s. Upton; Sur
yeyor, David Shrecycs.
MASON CoUxrT.-Judgc, Capt n. Langs-
ton; Clerk, Col. Robert S. Moore; Treasurer,
3. A, Rosebrougl: Surveyor, J. @. Warnock,
, 1865-09-14
MARINE N EwS-
CUE DETROIT LETTER.

The Echr Clnrn pur1eer-Loss Of tho
Willard Johnson-DnmaGrs on tho eat.
Clair FlaxsyTho Lnke superior Stenmera
-Feaec1s Repairing, etc.
from our Own corresponhentl
, 1865-09-14
For the week.. Fa637,o63 $3.50, 400 E, 81 &
P1ey. feptd.. 119,047,061 1S5,9J1,s ,sA 10l,oH,G;

Since Jan. 1..s1s1 ,6s5o2 <14a $1oz 2n ~
Price Of gold. Isl as2 III
The following Ia the comparative statement OF tho
Imports or foreign dry goods md general nerchan:
dice .fot the week ending September 8, and since
, 1865-09-14

The Mexican Republic In the Article
OF Deu1h-Public Opinion In France
and Enropc-The Policy OF our Gov.
demonstrating In the Army-Tle
End Not Yet.
, 1865-09-14

Rece,p,s-Wheat, 1000 bu, Corn, G0,o2, g. bu1
Oats. EtGQO bn. Market dull and G!poplnS. Mnsat
}ats 44e Ereirhts-1Ge for wheatt to New York.
0@'&' Nxw YoRK. Sept 10.
Flour du1, aud sa1oc lower. srsins Eheat ls le
lower; winter 31se lover. co5n a'm H. VI hssFs1
at Sc Pork better III *a@'''. La" 49,
s'fsoy yIueSiouF cs!o hssvy At Wbeatauiet
, 1865-09-14

Union Telegraph Company:
Tcr-ecan . 8HGH3
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1865-09-05

INDICTED CoNFEDs. GrandJur
of the United States District Court
yesterday returned into court indict-
menS against Luke Herman Brien.
George n. Stuart, Jr., Robert Swan,
James r. Herbert and William w.
Goldsborough, who, as heretofore
stated, had been presented for trea-
son, as having been engaged in waging
war against the United States. Brien
appeared in court and gave bail with
Mr.. G. B. Wilson, in the sum of
1000, to appear at trial when re-
quired; his own recognizance for a
similar amount being taken. The in
dictment against him specializes the
18th September, 1852, as one of the
days in which. with others in arms,
&c, he invaded Washington Comfy:
Maryland, and captured and took pos
session" of Hagerstown. The indict-
ment against the other four charges
that on the 18th of June, 1868, they,
with others in arms, invaded Wash
ington County, Maryland, and also
captured and took possession of Get
tysburg; Pennsylvania. These last
have not given bali on the indictments
rs yet.-Bolti0sore american.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1865-09-05
Sale OF so.ahern Bunk Notes.

RICHMOND, August 23.-There has
been slight improvement in. some of
the Virginia banks, while some are
not so good We quote:
Wheeling banks and Exchange Bank
OF Virginia, OF Alexandra, 80 to Csc.
Farmers, Bank, SOC.
Exchange Bank, at Alexandria. 45c
Bank of the Valley, Bank of Old
Dominion, Traders' Bank, Bank of
Rockingham and Bank sVirginia, SOC.
Bank of Commerce and Bank of
Rockbridge, &71sc. ~.
Bank of Winchester, Merchants
Bank and Southwestern Bank of Vir-
ginia, Csc.
Farmers Bank of Virginia, Farm
ers' Bank of Fincastle and Exchange
Bank Of Virginia, 22c.
Bank Of City of Petersburg and
Bank of Richmond, 2Oc.
Monticello, Howardsville,. Scots
vile, Pittsylvania and Central, 1Oc.
Bank of the Commonwealth and
Philippine sales.
North Caroline bank notes range
from2 to 3Oc.
SorS, Carolina bank notes average
15c., except Union Bank of South
Carolina. 30c. Peoples Bank, 25c.
Bank ct Newberry and Southwest
era Railroad Bank, 23c.
Bank of Hamburg, Planters and
.Mechanics', and Bank of Chester. 18c.
Gecegia-Average for good banks,
1Sc., except Georgia and Central Rail
road Banks. 55c-
Bank OF Savannah and Marine
Bank Of Qeorgia, 35c.
Bank m Middle Georgia, 25c.
Bank of State of Georgia, 2Oc.
Alabama-Bank of Mobile and
Southern Bank 4Oc.
Eastern Bank of Alabama, Csc; all
Others, 2Oc.
Louisiana bank notes range from
Csc to soc. "a
Tennessee bank notes range from
1Oc TO 45c.
We quote gold to-day 143 buying
and 146 selling.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1865-09-05

PLAGUE OF Locusrs.-1kcorrespond-
ent writing from Jaffa: June Goth,
after describing the immense clouds
of locusts now dcsolating that country,
says:
They forced their way into the
garden, ddying all human efforts to
prevent them, and in less than day,
the whole garden, to the extent of
eight acres, was covered with them,
and the trees, to the number of three
Thousand, as well as every other green
leaf, with the exception of the palm
trees and the prickly pear hedges,
were stripped.
Whether eating or drinking, read
ing or writing, or lying awake in bed,
lfor it is impossible to sleepy one
hears their noise from without, like
the noise of: armed hosts or of the
running of many waters, and within
they keep dropping on and about you.
At meals / am kept busy driving them
away; whne I drive half dozen away
from the bread, as many will, Jump
into the sugar basin, or even into nv
cup of tea, &C., and when UNDRESSING
they leap out of our very clothes with,
out'our having known that they were
there"
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1865-09-05
New York Market.

NEW York, August 30.-Cotton
~. Flour decliaed 15 cents. Cof-
lee steady. Sugar, Cuba and Musca-
yRdo. 1917. Molasses duA.. Pork $32.
Sterling nominal, at ~. Gold AN,
closing dull. >''
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1865-09-05

The total number of emigrants that
have arrived here since 1847, would
amount, in round numbers, to three
millions.
Within the past forty days four hun
dred negroes have died in Montgom-
goth ult.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1865-09-05
= Te1e@raph.


H1oction Returns from vVtnnsboro. :.
WNssBqRo. September 4.-The re-
suit Of the election in this town for the
Convention stands Jas. r. Ryan 132,
w: r. Robertson 13O, John Bratton
l26, W. j. Allston 81, Rev. J.. Boyce
IA, scattering 6.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1865-09-05
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENTS. G..

A1-AGSO LIVE OCfARIMENI"S. o.,
SEPTEMBER 4, 1865.
WHEREAS a seeming conflict Of juris-
w dlctlon having arisen between the
CIVIL and military authorities of South Caro-
lima, under the Provisional Government of
the State; and whereas Major General Gill
more, commanding the Department fSoutt
Carolina, having sought an interview with
me, as Provisional Governor, in the presence
OF Malor-General Meade, commanding the
Atlantic States; and whereas all matters
S1ving rise to the seeming conflict were ad-
approval of Major General Meade: ''-->-
now, Therefore, I, BENJAMIN TRAMP
dCN PERRY, Provisional Governor of the
state OF South Carolina, do proclaim and
make known, that the terms of this arranoe-
, ment are as follows: ''That in all cases
where freedmen Or persons Of color are con-
cerned, the Courts Of the Provost MarshaIa
s9aA nave exclusive cognizance to try and
adJust them, fof the present; and that an
ptner cases shall be heard and adiudicated
y' oyt'he cavll courts, municipal authorities and
laws of South Carolina. That The civil
courts shall be opened under the Provi-
sionaLGovernme1lt, and all civil and mimi.
clpa! officers be allowed to resume their
Official duties and discharge them ffoeiy
wi1nout interruption on the part Of the
understood General Gilmore will issue a
1mi1lheary order and Governor Perry win in
ike manner issue his proclamation. making
Known this arrangement, which is to- cOnti,
nue. TIL civil authority is entirely restored
structed"
And do hereby call upon all persons and
oroer them to strictly obey and carry out
the terms OF this arrangement.
lone III the city of Columbia, the day and
year above stated. B. F. PHRRY.
By order of the Provisional Governor
w. H. PERRY, Private Secretary.
~ So The newspapers Of the State will give
tn1ee lnsertlons- :. Sept 53
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South Observation-Disclosures District.
By Jacob Bel, Ordinary Of said District.
WHEREAS Jehn Robert Seay hsth
w applied to me for letters of admiuis-
tration on all and singular the goods, chat
tolls and credits Of Mrs. Rebecca Motley,
late OF, the District aforesaid, deceased:
AThese are, therefore, to cite and admonish
al and singular the kindred and creditors
OF the said deceased, to be and appear be-
fore me, at our next Ordinary's Court for
the said District, to be holden at Columbia
on Friday, the fifteenth day of September
next, at 10 o'clock a. M, to show cause,
if any, why the said administration should
not be granted.
Given ondor my hand and seal of the Court,
this thirty-frst day of August, in the
year year OF our Lord one thousand eight hun
year OF American independence.
JACOB BELL,
Sept tu2 Ordinary Richland District.
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Wade Hampton has applied for par
don.
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Medical. College
OF THE
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.

TINE REGULAR COURSE OF LECTURES
Il in this institution for the session Of
1o65-1S66, will be resumed on the FIRST
MONDAY of November next, and terminate
on the first Saturday of March ensuing.
FACULTY.
F. T. MILES, NJ. D., Anatomy.
J. j. CHISOLM, M. d., Surgery.
+. GEDDINGs. NJ. D., Institutes and
Practice of Medicine.
JAMES MOULTRIE, M. D., Physiology.
HENRY Il. FROST, NJ. D., Materia Me
dica.
THOMAS G. PRIOLEAU, NJ. D., obstet-
RIGS and Di scases Of Women and Children.
-------, Chemistry.
Of sAMyEL Ana{nmy LOGAN M. D, Demonstration
Clinical instruction will be given at the
Hospitals Of the city and at the College
Clinic.
Fees for the entire course. .s105
Marticulatian Fee, (once.). ......... 5
Demonstrators Fee. 10
Graduation Fee. 30
The fees for instruction win be required
to be paid, In all cases, within a fortnight
after the commencement of the Lectures.
No exceptions to this rule ,osl be made.
HENRY r. FROST, NJ. D., Dean.
E. GEDDINGS, N. D.,
;, Trustee for the Faculty.
Charleston, Aug. =, 1865. Sept S tu8