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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-06-30
DAILY DEMOCRAT.


STILL They CoxE The spring stock Of
boots amp shoes still continues to arrive at
Child x Co.'S, and faster than ever do the
people continue to carry them away. Trade
naturally runs to that store because their
stock is always complete and Of the best
quali.y-and more than that they sell un-
unusually low. Best quality Of goods and
low prices is just what yoi will always find
At Child 4 Co. s Brady street, below I'd
east side. Country merchants can get goods
by the case or in less quantity cheaper than
in Chicago. Call and see them.
Dior into Franz Myers, next door west
Of the First National Bank, and see the rare
chances there offered to get new suits Of
clothes to order or ready made Mycr keeps
good stock and does his work we'll.
MES AND Boys continue to call on Rem.
ineton Co., Merchant Tailor, where they
never fail to find gcntecl goods, and have
them, made to order at the worry lowest fig
ure. Their goods are superior in every re-
spect; their fits perfect and their prices
moderate
FAMILY Groceries Of the freshest and best
quality, and At tae lowest market price, can
always be found at c. r. Burr's. southwest
corner OF Brady and lth streets. You will
save raoney by purchasing at that place.
ATTENTION SOLDIERS Krause's Cloth.
inglIouse, opposite the First National Bank,
you will find a choice stock Of ready made
clothing, or can have suits made to order
IN the best style, On short notice Prices
very low.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-06-30
.aGEyV'TS WANTED!
T0 Sell tho
TEST OF LOYALTY.

By Jams n. HIATr. 12mn., cloth, Price ol.t0.
This thrilling story, founded upon facts. is true
in every particular, and every soldier and soldi-
els friend who reads il will be wrought up to the
very highest pitch of patriotism.
TO AGENTS.
This work is sold exclusively By canvassing
agents. and lie one Of the very best and most
lively selling books published, pertaining 70 the
war just closed, it is true story with all the
fascinations OF romance, and every loyal family
to aseats. and want gosd man in every coanty
in the United States. Special territory given
Sample copy, with terms TO agents, aent, post
paid, ON receipt Of price. Address
ASHER 4 ADAMS,
mr10-d6w Indianapolis, Ind.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-06-30

hosPirALs.-We understand that The bar.
racks st Camp Kinsasn ore again being put
in shape for hospital purposes.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-06-30

JusrIcE.-A movement is in progress
among the principal merchants of our city,
which will result in the closing Of their es-
Establishments at the hour Of eight in the
evening, except on Saturday nights, when
they will be open an hour longer. This is
no more than an act Of Justice to their en-
ployees, and such liberality the public will
not fail to appreciate. People can as we'll
do their trading before eight clock as after.
wards. The merchants will lose nothing BY
this, as the recreation which their assistants
will be able to enjoy, will render them them
still more prompt in business hours.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-06-30

A PARTICULARLY GooD THING.-Every
housekeeper who uses wood for fuel, will
be delighted to learn that our enterprsng
fellow citizen, j. II. Vanduser, has put in
operation in this city machine that saws
stove wood by horse power into any de-
sirable length, and this he delivers to Gus
toners all ready for the stove, at much
lower figure than you can get it in any
other way, to say nothing about the
trouble Of hunting up wood saver. This
is just exactly what this community has
needed very much for . long time and
We believe the public will greatly appre-
ciate it. See advertisement, and patronze
this enterprise.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-06-30

We the undersigned dry goods merchants
OF Davenport agree to close our stores on
and after the 9Th day of July 1865, at 6
O'Clock, and Saturdays at 8 o'clock, until the
1st of September:
Tho time will be regulated by the First
National Banks time.
Vim. H. Garter, Kehoe Il Carhart,
Z. ;. Streepcr, w. G. Wadsworth,
Oberndorfcr Bcrncis, Fl. c. Potter & Co.,
NJ Herzbcrg, II. Oldcndorf,
T. . Whisler Otto Klug.
OfricERs ELEcTED.-At a meeting held
by Scott Lodge No. 81, l. 0. o. F., on
Thursday evening, the Goth inst, the fol-
lowing officers were elected:
For n. G-Alex. Sedcrcr.
For V. G.-Fcrd. Mueller.
For Secretary-Petcr Goldschmidt
For Treasurer.-John Trede.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-06-30

WnAry-They are certainly the most val
liable tonic and grateful stimulant beverage
cvsr produced. one trial will satisfy the
most skcptcal. Try them and you will
never be without them. They should be
upon every side board in the country. Well,
whaty Why, Pinkerton's Wahoo aud CAL
isaya Bitters, OF course. What else could
il he we would like to know
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-06-30

BUSINESS EDUCATION FOR DISABLED SOL
plEEs.- Extraordinary inducements offered
to disabled Union soldiers who desire to ob-
tain thorough commercial education, at
Bryant, Stratton Il Mcrrills Commercial
College. Davenport. Always go to the
best. Send for circular. my lS-dw
Eog SALE Iowa Fire Proof Safe and
excellent Book Case. Inquire at Selby's
Furniture Store, Cd street, four doors east
OF Perry. june l9-dtf.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-06-30

Go TO the BEsr.-Go TO Bryant. Strat
ton 4 Mcrrll's Davenport Commercial Col
lege, to get thorough practical business
education, or to become good sound telc-
graph operator. For circulars address Ten
closing stamps) Bryant, Stratton 4 Merrill,
Davenport, Iowa. dw1y.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-06-30

Country merchants will please remember
than Mas 4 Mayer, Davenport. have the
largest stock Of clothing in the Northwest,
aud have put down their prices to old fig.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-06-30

J.T. TEMPLE, Florist, cor. 4th and Main
Sts., fruit and ornamental trees. ,ny26-ly
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-07-05

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vicws OH the subject Of our deliberations. sWo
desire thatthis memorial herespectfuiiy lsid be-
fore the PRESIDENT OF the United States, and to
give greater effect to tbevoice of the State, as
luay prooced from primary, meetings, wesuggast
tharn cepptati"nnf sitiz.hs, should, If pormiAsd,
wait uponath9 P,e.r.sat. We. on onr part, n"ni:
n {. ps'one of, such lcpu.aljon our felow-citizsn
ths Honor.bis 3i,siIsrrp BrsT, who is POSSESSED
of the ssan.e Of this risu:ing and the ills we
suffor. rnnch more luily than we have been able
to express them AND If this should he asrecxS'c
to other. ,n..,ngs, wehape tina. they will confirm
lie .aapo ntrncnt Of Mr.. luKr, and add to him
other suitable asrso6s 'frap their respective Dis
tric.s or sections. - :.
Werecommen3 that a Committee Of three be
appain,c.l o, the Chair TO, correspond with per-
s.,n, iu other paris Of the stagc, md invite their
concurrrpce in the foregoing mem nrial.
l.. We request !ho newspaper, o. this stats'and Of
Augusta. Ga, to publish this memorial IS xoun al
may no convenient. ,.
On. motan Of ,Mr. JEyFERs, the Chairman Of
tho meeting WAS appointed Chairman of tue Com,
mift.ss on n.cnrrrspendence. aud Mesars. THOMAS G
PsRRla and TnoNAs THOMSON were -appointed !hs
Committee by the Cbsir..
On motion, ;hs meeting udjoufncl.
D.L. :WARDLAW, Chair.
JAS. C. CAEuorS, Secretary.
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AUGUsl.A MxR1 1Er...


AUGUsTA5Jnnsr26, 1865.
CorTsS.-@The aemanas siEfair, hstshe Offering
stock being ighr, transactions arodn cOnacq qdelcs
limited at from ii to a5sSin gtssnbask., and at
from II rO.ls in specie. = :, =
FACTORY Goops.-T There 3npt rauth demand,
esseptitbea0f a,sreeulasixe character, for fac!o-
rysoad,. .shirtias.l7 rti5 .osssburss' IS 0sntI;
yarn$a,oo! ss.,s -.s= :,
Dasons hog round, 7i7o, - ham, III 70 l5e.
sides isEo:; Shoulders Il! CENTS Syrun Sorghum
+ Cane IS, Cts Sugar 10 20 cent per pound.
whi.ksy i. coming down corn;s2to $3.50. saIt
i, selling st from to tcstsi Coffee frorts0 to
s5c. Flour ssto $40 per barrel. Nails s. pc.
kss. Lard lotto II cta. Peaches 81 ,25 per 6nsh-
81. Potatoes $3.50 to ss.ee.nsr bn.hel.. Corn
81 ror bushsl. Rasgipg to-css- Reps. MaRills,
tso-to 'a5 Ots.. Peas 7sc,sper bnthsi. eBstter.2s
to IS ct..-C1pstitutionaliit. :e-
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A HUBLIC gMEErIHGa

1t isspropo,sd;ihat Il Atnsstids Of lhs Fsimr,s Il
Edgehad District he held ct NEagsGeld c. H.;oa
the 18th Of IBIS month, to consider the proariety
of .cnding ssshts e tSs Nartk aud s. EuFope, to
iniues .hs emigration OF foreign faberers to the.
District. IN making eur arrangements far ,h,
future the aetlnast.serscsgniseata DOsross
are FREQ and that me'arestJ hayo NO more slaY: la
bnr in the South, sa the Question arises, whether
it is. hore ndvantsgeoussto society AID profitable
to theplentsrs tIoinselves to employ the skilled,
thrifty, ind Istfisus and intelligent mhitp isbars
and farmers ofSEurore, or thsioss thrifty and in
euslrious eina neips,ed slaves. II. behooyei our
people o,consider well this question, and to mset
for .hs;purpose Of ibterchspging ri.ws upon the
subject. So lstus have the meeting, and setion.
a, as early 8 dayiass possible. ". G.B.
ga- The military hare beea Withdrawn from,
sholByyille, and the pinee. restored to OWL lay
@sSLast Thursday, IN Nashville, Tenn, Char,
lat'e Brown, ~ lieauiifal young xsman.ef laa,
daughter of we,ltLy andsrsspectabis psreuts in
McMinn7ille, Tcnn.,' cemmittM: sniciae. In her
grief at cruel treatment from the man for whom
.hs had left herhsrac and adopted .'lifs Of shsme
Curiau.Iy enough, Ibis man was summoned as
ore Of 'hs jurors ia., the scorsncts inaasss ovor
her body, and tho jury!h hsd to be, discharged in
consequence. aud. another drawn: avn.
lss- In SanaTranciseo onsthslsta, Il priso-
ners. turnedsover to tho u. s. 2Dii,riet Csar: BY
Gem. MCDOWELL had; d;bean iis!sassd sn'takiss mo
.oath. They wore charged with ttaa.eaasie' vt
tsrancrs and rejoicing over tho assassination: -
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Fpr the Adyerlisc
PuhIic Meeting.

AT large and respectable meeting o: tho citi-
zSns Of the Ridge, EdsrGeid District, S. G., held
at Ridge Spring Church, on Saturday, the 23d
June, 1865, on motion Of DR.. A W. YoUScBLooD,
Maj. TIlMAs WATSON WAS called TO tho Chair,
and Dr.. L. II. AspiLL aud j. NJ. NoRnls request
cd to act as Secretaries.
The following named gentlemen, DR.. A. W.
YouScsLoop, e W. pEnHr, C. BontE, T. BATES,
and B. T. BoArwniGHT, With he Secretaries, were
appointed by tho Chairman ta dralt Resolutions
expressive Of the feelings and. sentiments Of tie
cor. cunity iu r.lsiopto cur willingness to re-.
surse our allegiance to the Government OFT
Unied. States.
The committee Submitted the following Rcs.lu-
tions which were unanimously adapted by the
meeting:
fesolrsd The. VIC are willing and ds.irous to
return to tac nllcginpce vi lha Uti'ed States ua:
der tho Laws and Constitution thereof.
.Rcsolced, That, in the distracted condition of
our ccuptry, and tho absence Of all civi! govern
meDt NC earnestly desire ,hot his Excal.ency tho
President Of tn. United States, appoint at.his
oar!i. s, convenience, n Provisional Governor :or
te. State Of South Carolina, srn1, among the loyal
eitizens OF the ssrne, the Hon. w. BoYcEy hs-
inesorr prpfcrenoe, IT, in the wisdom of the Presi-
dent, he be he:proper man.
kesoirea, That n copy,of these Resolutions he
transmitted to his ExcelloDcy President JOHNSON
through the military authorities Of tho Uci;sd
State: as early u, practicable. and that copy be
sent to the Edgcield ASDerfis'r for publication.
N, y 5.Is,,,i5s AsG,4s. seotst.fies..
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An sp,p..rasat circular..
WAsi,raoroy. ,l.naay. Juto u,

WAsiIraoToy. u niay, Jute IL, 1852.
The following eircnfar ha: ecea'>issucd from
ths a tt orhey Geupral's oi6se 5.
by the. direotion'of ti,s PEesiicnf, all persons
b.lou gins to the excepted classes enumerated in
the Presidents 'sprociamatio # hay 2sth. 1861
who may make special application tothO Pres-
dsnt for pardon. are hereby potidad tha before
their respective applications will be considered,
II must bo shown that thoy haze rOspect.yOy
.ak,n and subscribed the oath or tha affirmation
II :. ..a;d proclamatsos prescribed. Every such
nsrson desiring q special pardon should make ap-
pl;cati N in writing or in person therefor, and
s,ouIa .ransmit wi,h-,uch appivation tho origi-
rntoa;b or .nation, 90 taken and suoscribrd be-
ca,aan Of; csr authorised under the rulos and re-
on;.;tions pro1nulga ed by the Secretary OF State
~ sas,;,Iis err Ill. "n.nesy o"tl prescribed in The
said j,I proels a;;"o o! tho Pr, 'ent. ~
james SRsEp, attorney 6eneEaa:@s
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Nfs~ Gen. Carhyh~:. BY ardsrs FROM Sporo'nry
staa.oo. hunted .us AZ. arrc :Hd H":'. Geo W
Cal. .i Cah.ba. Ala, VIII, :Tr.ad last winter, in
; an A;abnm. payer. TO re one;c cert III hprnher
of pe-sens to pas amiiio" dollars 'or the mnr,irr
cf Mr.. Lincoln, and he is on his way, under
guard, to- Washington, for ;mal.
sgThe L5nchburg Repa1liccn saysthe -guc-
ril!a Col. Moshy vas !.rcngA. iu;o the town by
his heinz under tic premise Of the Provost Mar
eha: that he would he elir~od to ,rko the oats,
but orders were rec.iv.d from Richmond not to
p.role him. whcf Ire Prov, al Marshal fer be'n'i
to hoporabiy rnl;ovo him. n, was c"nductud to
tho outside Of THO to@n and ,hsra Ic. sn.
a retufnad soldier makes in t!p New York
Eyouiug P,st the following iular,ous proposition
" The Government has offered SlCo,U0u' for JEFF.
Davis. 1nd got him. I win give the government
s25O,g00 for him with his petticOats nm, and will
rx:init MIN throughout tho country, Petticoals
and ALI az the last Of the ehyairy aud give half
Of tho gross receipts Of the show far the widows
and orpaars Of tho soldiers, and the ma:tyra Of
AHueTsoHfiuc, anu OtUpg Piie"Hs' hr.
sR' AIsicos from Mexico present avery un-
sottlsd state Of affairs DiscorI exists bctweon
tho Frspoh cOmms:iaar and the Emperor. Tho
latter is still ;rayolpe The Lia., atst- hsye BEEN
successful In Moxicru lottery. The natives and
siustr:ans va. .iiv Frenoh; The French exprets
th,tnssl.-:. s.;y. ac:as able to ,thi. the Yankee
German Emigration. Thay expected TO be rup-
por'od by,Soa.as'aprs. @.
.zae- Con. nsrrpn, commanding III Strereport,
has issuad cricr: FOR Tho reti,rn of .hs freedmen
t" thoir former usstcts until &c growing crrp is
gathered. prevent suneri',;.ana distress. Def
mite contrea,s in' pay an, sv.p,T'..of negroes is
required, ,f.r the bsisncs Of T., reason.
Gs.- Tho Hcr.Id'S special Wasain son says pre-
para,ions have bccn iocmmcnr.il rcr the muster.
ou. Of botwcsn $4,000 ert $4,000 of The trosps
from th. armies Of Grant, MerS. Hshcock and
logan Gen. Hnncocks corps viii re reduced Z,
1850. yI,p Army of :io Tennessee vii loose
lilly 1900.
Sy- Gov. Holden. Of North Co-o:ins ';ss ia
usl: his ploclamatiSn c:uvar;ug oonraasloa IL
sssstass. - !
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su.cidc OF Edmund Ruiiim.

AsulNGrox, June 2C.-Edmund l}ultn,
sr, Of Virginia: committed suicide or Satur-
lsy, at the residence Of his son, near Dar-
-ills. This venerable man, it will be recoi-
:ected, sred ,ne first gun, in attack On Sam
fer, il 1861. The Richuond lVhiy Of the
soth gives the following account:
Il is now said that a1r. Ruiiin's mind has
bseu very perccptibly af ctea Since the
esscuatiun OF Richmond and the. surrender
Of the Confederate armies. For week pre-
v;ous to taking his lie, Mr.. Ruffiu kept his
chamber, busily employed in writing what
subsequently turned out to be history OF
his political days.
he also wrote letters, and ineoue Of them
lef, directions as to the disposal OF tis body.
Flo bathed himself, put On clean under and
outer clothing, and directed that his body
Should be buried in the hsbilimrnts he had
nut on, without shroud or Coffin. he then
seated himself in chair, put o Loaded musket
te his mouth, and leaning bscE, struck the
mus.iet With bis hickory stick.
The frstcap cdidnct explode and be re-
nl,ced il by anafher which discharged the
musket, tie chargesof bali aud buck blowing
off the crown Of the venerable cid gentle
Ioan's head and scattering his brains and
snowy hair against the ceiling Of the room.
When the family. alarmed ny the report,
reachei Mr.. Ruifn's room he was found ly-
ing back in his chair. the gun lesping against
him, aud his life gone. A paragraph in the
letter leit Cor the persuaf Of his 1amily and
friends, explained the tragic deed; lt reads:
81 Cannot enrviyc the loss Of the Liberties Of
air. Ruin was very old, perhaps eighty
years.os age; and brooding over the troubles
nf the times, the war aad its results, no doubt,
managed his mind and caused q 4, rangemsnt
os bis once strong anu vigor us faculties.
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) rt4 ;I,1l :State .f South carolina.


We find the following orter. dividing South
Carolina into. fnnr military districts, in. the
s;.yanaih Herald Of the aGth.
HsADouAnrEas DEPARTMENT cy SpE SoyrH'
Hilton Head, 5: G., Jd..e 25, 1865. y
GENERAL -0npHms, ~
No. lG44.
Tire SAFE Of Snu,h C:.rr.li,.a Is hereisy
disided i.do tour Mib-sre Districts: as toll
lows:
1t. The .tisitars District of Eastern Sonth
C4rclina. comprising TIE .D;stficii,o: q :or..se'
towr. Horry, At,lripn, Williamsburg, Mariho:
70, Darlington, Sumpter, Ker.ha@ aad Ches'
.erfeld., Brig. G.n. Beale- is assigs.o to
tie co!nnarp: o. this b s:.ict V: n his Had
,,u.rt rs u: +, Elrrnnce. Ills force vii COM
pti.e his o1n ii.lss,e. aaa ! Battsiinn
nria,alr.. q, be d-sigg.lst.d hy iire7.t Mai.
+. 2. Hatch. He aiiies,..b.,sa 4. Depot vi
,,rr:iis.s or the SAME. .iser, a. ,he crossing
of The Mort. Eastern Railroad.
ID. ME Mi.i.s.ry District of Char r'ss:oa,
comprising the DISTRICTS OF Charleston, Col
l..on, Grareeinrgr Lexington. Bernwell and
Richland. breses Maj ,.5en., ). 7 Hatcn. is
assigned 60 sAc cu.nwapd cf this District,
with Head; uartcrs ct Charleston.
81. Thc ssil:tsLs district OF western S,uth
Car.I;u, comprising th. districts of Laacags-
ter, Fairfield, Chester, Yerk, Gnion, Ne%bu-
~. Edgefsld. Ahbepiie, hsprens, Sparta''-
burg, Greenvi!!e. Anderson and ieSenS
I,rcvet Brigs.'ier Geu,,rai VAN Wyck is ten
prarily assigned to tE., coolmanc'.sT th;s
.,:a,rici, w.ih his headquarters at ASTON
ills, ,for:e will comprise his o%, regiment
a..d. in addition rhereto, o.,e rngiincmlrt IN
fsatry and battalion ofcagiliyi}n bedes!gs-
aa;elb vrev;it NJ j. Gen. P. natch. :.
4,a. TIE Military dis;rict Of Pert Royal
eornprisipg the district 0: Beaufort only
j,-eset Mai. ijen. i. e. Potter is signed II
the con,r,inij' OF this ii ;r!ct, Siii hls head
quarters at Hilton Head.
5tb. T6esr m,rtu;is of the district o; Char
lcslop. ard .ie district of westerD SaatlI.C Csr
olina, lying 'ntiguons L, taeSavannah river
eud' noS occupied by she troops of breys
Brig. Gen. aoliineax, Gommsndins tie dis
tr,ct cf North Georgia, will renia n unde
.he command of that Officer until turtle
orders.
9th, Bfevct Majx General J. P. I[aicb
Commanding D;stric: OF Charleston, viii
once estnbiiah D.'pot at Orangeburg, q
suiIicien, capacity to satisfy all requisliioH
TOR Commis>ary Supplies, for the District Z
Vrrs,er, Souta Carolina.
7th. Brevet Brigadier Genera! Van S4yc
viii Is. once organize and put inSopera,on
supply train between osAngcburg and Aistol
ior his own CON nlnand, making reaars'tion o
General Hatch Tor necessary transportation
3;h. The G"ief Qgsr,etmaster will asssig'
ai,gbtdraf) Steamer to play between Chsriel
tou Aid the Railroad Crossing Of the Sante
river. of sunable drsft to tska. the inland pSs
rage. This S:earier will he upder the Gun
troll Of Gen. Bcale, and will not be interfere
with Nv other Commanders.
81 command Of
Major General Q A GILMORE.
w. l.. NJ. BURGER.
tsss;a3ant Acjutaat Gcuera'.
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1,idi and i,,li5 rabie.

We rniat the es..,iia&n @f oar titizshs {" the
aav.r,i.s,nent Of that old an, honofsbis frm
JoslsA -isusY,a soSs, 1t is hnrd'y hecessHry
to say o any one in Edgefeli that thias0 vel M
known merchants arc noted fer their antie'nanly
be,irins, aiiipg po!;lencss, aud uaimpeaehabls
probisy.
Ia former days. we had many valuable adser-
Using rA,ross ia'tLe fsir city Of Augusta. Ho
hope Ibis notice from lhr Mes'rs. s;DLfY will pio-
nesr them all back to us EdassfeId, even in it's
re,uoest oo.nora, does i"uch trading in augusta,
anil tic business ,nen Of that city would do well
ami wisely 70 iarg cut their sigus in our District
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Returned Prisoners

We G la'is1.ted to announce the return o. Of
several brave aud papu nj Gentlemen Of our town
and vieiai'y from Northern rris',ns,a Among
Them, Li,.ut. DRuhY -rAGeHS.. Lieut. GEORGE
LAKE. anl young -]ieyKf QrArriEEAra son a!
our eslse,uel fclcw-3itizeu, DANIEL :euAr7Ls-
nAux, E:.o. The latter gsn!emau informs US
thai when he left Point lookout, about scSen
hundred prisoners were being started home each
day. We are also informed that Capt. a: r. But
1rn ans been lhernted, and vii soon be among vs.
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Geo. A. Trunholm, Esq.

The Charleston Courier "f the 36th says :;
Amnry The .rr7nls Jrs:nsiay hy ;ac:tearner Anna
Mmria from Ililson Head, WAS ;hc s3're named
gsulisuaa, who hss b'en released OH parole.
&c i. stopping Mt the Charleston Hotoi, and is
accompanied by Mrs. Treuho!m end his son-n-
law NJ. ". Hazard, Esq. 81
The humorous friends Of Mr.. Trenholm, ard
the people Throughout, tho. South, will be paased
yith this pess as the South needs cs this time
overy. ono of her able Citizens to assist iu rebuild
ing her prosperity.
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Circular .: Mo. g.
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EDeEEIshp, S. c. '5uiy ats, 1865.
II: Nsaecordanse With Instructions ,scesaa, from
sEs the Gonersl Comma manlip iBiia,fts af
,Asdi:felyi aotiIsr 10 I.iset. c. ~; dooeElss,
Provost Ma.Shai, al, s;lubtiq pseparty IN" sHer
psssessioi,. 'anyoneGfsilins ~ comply Fith this
ordersil' btiGnsd. 8:
II. Nofurtaer permits viii. bs granted It. re-
tain private hSe-arlal -. Z
III. bsep .bgeugas to my notice tsst
the Goiesst people, of RdSsfaid c9n supisse hdia-
Ing sppIliesmrsyiag Oh the t3th iyss.. Easrsby
give botics,thasue such plee.ing, sid be,alisssl.
r,:.ass- - i.',;s ~; II. ;Hs fETeJbE.
~ - .capi:5s$a u. sc. q
~. = eoiusuasding Sstschmeb,.
-Jaly4 !. IS - 2s
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-07-05

NoRrnERs M; Nrws.@Gsntienan from the
Federal capital inf5rm US .,ast s"rlheri' los-
.ihry toward the !Svuth is gradual dissipa,
ting, aud already ths effect is Sc n in the
lone cf HE public journals. aud tie ge.ersl
demean6r-ot ihe Peep e, officials as well US
citizens. swrh whom the: So'.nhern: visitor NJ
Washington cI.mes in c-muel. Sky days
has ", rk4li great ehaage in th;s amiepar,
Within that tim. n,ueh.o of the old bitterness
has v..Gshe, slri ALREADY. those % ,lately an
.tagonislic bsgir. to meet and ASSOCIATE as
of old.-tfacon Telegraph 1. So. E-.-;;,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-07-05
N,,;,ars. Destination of Eageae,d.

Capt. L. W. MxrcArp, of ,he aai tfsgt. U S.
colorsl Troops, has arrived in spr.'own aud
taken Command OF the dctaehmept OF that Regt
now on garrison and guard duty nere. Lieut..
HourEs, whese arrival We chronitled last week,
will still act ne provoat Marshal and Provost
Jufye of Edgeasld District. We call special at
tontion TO- the or.lers em,psting fsom.theSe ol-:
Gers snid orders will he ftnhd elsewhere in our
;ssur of ~ day.