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may surprise many to learn that the Rantz
barn, in which the "schemes were concoct.
cd to overthrow the Government" and
which struck mortal terror into tho souls
of the Abolition editors, lawyers, preach
ers, &C., Of Bloomsburgris nothing but
common frame building, in which hay and
grain are stored, situated ABOUT one mile
east OF Benton. Those terrible iortiGca-
tions which so alarmed the military arm
Of the Government, still remain intact
They extend for miles, presenting for.
midabe front. The only desperate charge
made upon these "stump feuces" fortiG.
cations have been by bulls, steers, cows
and bc'fers, when to crib a sly meal off of
forbidden pastures.
In conclusion l will state that the wheat
crop iu the section of country passed
through presents foe appearance. The
farmers say no better prospect for good
crop of wheat has been presented for sew
eral years past. The high price at which
wheat was sold last season, induced m any
persons to put in large crops, anticipating
a continuance Of the war and sti ! higher
price for grain, The return Of the SOL
diers, many of them the sons of farmers,
will have a good effect to replenish the
country with labor, which has been a
drawback to the farming community for
the past three years. The corn and osts
also present 6ue appearance,
More anon. Yours, &c.
MARSHALL.
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Rsys The best and most conclusive rea.
son for an effect that we ever remember to
have heard, was given by lone Idea"
Dutchman in reply to a friend who re-
marked
"Wby, Hans, you have the most femi.
nine caste of couutenance l ever saw"
h.yaw," was the reply, 81 know the
reason for dat-my mother was wo.
man.
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GGy- A tall keea.eyed countryman step.
ped into the court room at Detroit, the
other day, during the progress Of the rail
road trial Stepping up to spectator,
he requested that the prisoner might be
pointed oat to him, The man accoSted
being something oil a wag, pointed to the
Jury. The fellow scanned The twelve with
a distrustIng eye, aud when satisfied with
the scrutiny, turned to his informant and
whispered "Well, they are a hard look
ing set amt they know by their looks
they ought 60 to tho States prison every
one Of them"
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ssiy- < small boy heard par,on pres

ssEs- < small boy heard a parson preach
a sermon from these words, "Ee must be
born again. which. was frequently re.
p atcd during the discourse. The little
hearer paid strict attention to all that was
said, and partjcu arIy to the text.
After he returned, he became melauch'
oily. His father observed it and inquired
the cause. The boy told him that the
preacher said he must be born agaiu.
"Well, my SON." replied the father,
.'why do you cry about ii y
"Oh, !" said the boy, "I'm so frad that
next tine Iii be gal"
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Eag~ a married man Who was out at
whist party, when he propo'ed going
home, wss urged to stay little longer -
"Well,' he replied, perhaps may as
well my wife, probably is already as mad
as she can be "
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)NsBURG COLUMBIA COUNTY PENNA SATURDAY JULY 1865

sci were allowed every opportunity to pre-
vent the offering of illegal testimony. At
ter the indictment had been presented /,
Chief Justice Marshall decided that Mr.
Burr must be ncarcera,cd, but every pos.
sible comfort and latitude were allowed
him. Mr.. Parton, in bis "Life of Burr"
thus describe, bis condition in jail -
Gle had a suit of looms in the third
story oil the penltentiary, extending one
hundred feet, where he was allowed to
see bis friends without tho presence Of a
witness. His room was Sc lhronged with
visitors, at Llmes,as to present the appear
ancc OF a levee Servants were coutiDu.
ally arriving with messages, notes aud in
quries, bringing oranges, lemons, pine.
apples, raspberrics ,apricols cream, butter,
ice, Nc, presents from the ladies Of the
city. La expectation ol his daughters s
arrival, some Of his friends in the town
provided house i1r her 'ceommodatiou.
The jaIlor, too, was all civility. Colonel
Burr often laughed himself at the recoI-
lection Of a conversation that took place
between himself and the jailor on the
evening OF his arrival.
Il hope, sir, said the jailor, shat it
would not be disagreeablo 10 you if sh6 d
lock this dolr after dark ?
by no mean', replied the prisoner --
| should prefer i, to keep out iutruders.'
'lt is our custom, sir, to eXtinguish al
lights at o o'clock. hope, tir, you will
have no objection to conform to that
That, ,ir, said Burr, Il am sorry to
say is impossible, for never 60 to bed
until twelve, aud always have Two can
dies
Very well, sir, jast as you please re.
piled the jlilor, L should have been glad
bad it been otherwise; but.as you please
sir.'"
Compare this with the shameful ant
brutal manner in which Mr. Davis ha
been treated. Placed in solitary conhue
nett, denied al communication with an,
! living person except bis j.iiors, denie,
even books, papers writing utensils, c7ery
thing that renders life 10 a person of hi
habits and tenn pGrameut, endurable Fe,
on coarse soldiers a. atoms, and when h
complained Of this barbafous treatment
seized worse than the lowest conVicte'
i.on aud sharkigd, iroueA, manac!ld =
This black rec I'd is a blot Oh civilization
No matter who or what jefferson Davi
is, there i 10 possible excuse for it; eveI
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Select })oetrn.
A JUNE SONG.

ny AUGUSTA MOORE.
Beautiful. beautiful Summer
Odorous, exquisite June
All the sweet flowers are in blossom.
All tn sweet birds are in tune.
Dew on the meadows at nigh,fal,,
Gems on the meadows OF morn
Melody hushing the evening,
Melody greeting the dawn,
All the green hills Of the forest
Ringing and thrilling wuh song
Music, enchanting as varied,
Poured the green valleys along.
Rapturous creatures Of beauty,
Winging their way through the sky.
Heavehward warble their praises
Mount OUR thanksgivings SO high
Lol when a BiR is delighted
His ecstaCv leads him to soar
The greater and fuller his rapture.
His songs Of thanksgiving the more
See where the winds from the mountains
Sweep over mcad) ws 80 fair,
The grass seems the waves OF the ocean,
Ok cloud, flying swift through the air.
Look how the shadJws are chasing
The sunshine from woodland aud valo,
As white leecy clouds gather slowly.
Blown up Gy ths sweet. scented gale.
Buttrrcups, white weed and clover.
Roses, swcet.briar and fern,
M'nSle their breath on the brecses--
WHO from such wooing could turnl
Birds, and the gales, and the Il DIVERS
Call me from study away,
Out IN the fields where the mowlrs
Soon vii! be making the hay.
Out to the heath and til mountain
Where, mid the fern and the brake.
Under the pines of the forest,
Fragrant the couch may make.
Ravishing voices Of Mature,
We coquet but never too soOn--
yield TO thy luscious embraces
Thou Odorous, exquisite June
lVIscA SsEr, Maine, June l365.
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The Treatment Of Jefferson
Davis.


II 'o' F"o''c x P"''9 o' ''o treatment
o, &c" r'"o 1--WE oe 'o''e''' " IS "'' d.
al "s''y 'u"' '"' Oo"''" WA ever " 'a'''o
npoo W ''S IN ''' any o'''fSo 'ha' ma,
..oas 49,, - I;'r';,a h.a.,l,n ,hno,,n
~
down and b'avI' 'r9hed was "ot believed
l. was even denied by come ol the Abo-
li,ioo naners, and denounc, d as On at
,..,., u..o,,o,hr far an ,,.h
.
l'oe'' "u' 'oo'H' -'en'' 'u'' oo''n' us"
the shame' story, an" the Daroarons
treatment o! Mr., Davis will ever b: an in
0elhbln dis,racc to the yo,eroment-.
p,s,s,;,y neyer onrrovos .nv r,n;shment
w., WV ,',;,-s
~"'on "PF'ugS l'on "a''s""'' nate Vt Is
the !roduc, OF any unnecessary harsh
ness. From the Ssnsit,:e pature of Mr..
Dav;s,s nhys;sai aud mental system, we
-. ,i,. .,,..,,,,,.., ho bos ro.
" ,;Ih =
ce'Vsc VIII reSa'' III ms "'"-n' ~ "a"
scarcely be otherwi'e. Ihs correspondent
o! the rhl'aoe'ph'9 1"1S"' gave VIC h'''
account OF the wanaohns oil ME- DAVIS
Sho seems 10 nave 'ne Oe'' opportunity o'
getting 'a'0'mauoh Ill ''sa'' 10 MS 'ou
d''''n' Inc l"lio"'ng Is MS 'aS' report
"Mr. Ddviss appetite has failed him,
urea nature s"1e' rcS'orc' ie."s'' "
VI ~ n,", ,atoa aua ",' ,r,Layn,DaS. bose wh
saw him. on NJ ondov 1enort him sitting in
his bed, bis brow furrowed, his cheeks
sunAen, bis eyes llStle"s, gazing on the
Di"uR wal' Oh Ms oe', 40 i,,, - nc 'a" hinJ
,in, I ~ ,.a,,cs nv, noDs bo starts al
1ha sIi ,b,est mise like n foyered child
his physical organism is prostrated almo.
beyond rccuperatlon. HIS physicians
aiter c"usul'ato"' 'mP'Seu "oao'u.o ~, 'na, ra,,
uo' ba "Uu,J ard. of tba nrisoncr mass his cell i,
sl,ppeays, that heit toot fills mqy MOI giv
sound. J he prisoner never reads. neveI
talks except TO utter qneru'ouS complaint
ana 'h's 'a't pc ln'a'ge' sgs,' III '1uO" A'''
, ~ y f''''''' ' 49,.
: The most moNS'tou' feature o' 'Hi' '"'
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rar Jack did you carry that umbrella
home that borrowed yesterday
Jaek-No, father, you often told me to
lay up something for rainy day,a as
thought it would rain before long, | have
la id il up.
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VINWARE \ STOVE SHOP.

'NHE undersigned respectfully informs his old friend
i aud customers that he has purchased Ms brothers
interest in the above establishment ana the concern Ns
hereafter be conducted by himself exclusively
4. Tie has just received and offers or sale the arg,
sEAsA est and must extensive assortment Of My
fS%TA TONE Els ever introduced into TINS market
Nf' His stock consists of a complete assortment n
he best Cooking and parlOr stoves in the uk tofeth
er with Stove Fixtures of every description oven ana
Box stoves, Radiators, Cylndar stoves Cast Iron AR,
Tight stoves Cannon Stoves &c &c. StovePipe ana
Tnware constantly ON hand aud manufactured TO order
All kinds of repairing doue, usual On short notice
The patronage Of old friends and new Cusomers Ts
pectfuuy solicited 4. RUPERT
PloomSburg, Move mbtI I'd 1860 II,
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ses- "John," said doting parent to her
rather Unsuitable boy, "can't you eat thai
pudding with impuaity =
II don't know, ma" replied the
young hopeful, "but guess can with a
spoon"
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Sag~ "Mr, D, if you'll get my
pants done by Saturday, l shall be fOrev'
er indebted to you" "Ii that's your game
they not bo done, sure, said the tailor,
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E6g- 81 mourn for my bleeding coun-
try" ssid certain army contractor to
General Sheridan $50 you ought, you
sOOundrel, replied Sheridan "fOr nobody
has bled her more than YOU have"
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WM.B. KOONS.
TO SCHOOL DIRECTORS.
une 10, | '6S
+. G. HARRISON, NJ. b.

NET TOULD respectfully inform the citZens Otblaons
w burg and vicinity that he continues the practise OF
ALEDICLEF and SURGERY,
nd solicits a share Of public patronage,
OFFICE on Main Street, hrst house below the Cosft
House. Bloc msburg
February 1u95S-u
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SWYbNs!M&3
Insurance Company,
WiLKEs-BARRE PEANA.
thpiTiL SNij hUArAUS, - $3.50.
s.RAs kiC s'ss aeS.

a.lASkIC s'ag aEA.
g. ". UOLLENBACK, /, d. SHOEMAKER.
JOHN REiCHARU. j. VI NOfT
> NMUEh WADHANs, o. oLllNE
ClARLLS DORKANLE, NM. hOSS,
II ID LNIOE tHtRlES 4 MINER,
:. yAKr FIERCE, q NJ HALDING.
G. VI nOILENRAi'K, President
H. a. SHOEMAKER, Vice PreSY
~ " Z LRLWN, Agent,
March IS, l5h' msburg, Pa.
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Enllo,sene1st.oJ the Press.

IN, mauy thousands. cured a. mis- ",tabli shnrnt
IA iEr lat twenty year aus tha ndm'tolS nm
iurart Surgical Ur, rAtluus p'rtorh"l ny Dr. d"nhs'
ton witnt sad by The reporters Of The sun ana many
oLheT p4pot., -. ru> ui Vhirh haze Appeared ugalh
Nld agn fore III public besides his standing as n
rrItl nan ui ciHTuct aud responsibility, Is sum
CIuut guaranty u til" afflicted.
Skin Diseases SpeedIy fusL
- Iy
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specially, who have become the victims n Solitary
Wee that dr adiu ana destructive habit which AIMS
E'y sweeps to al urtuUiy grave thousands Of yong
ct the most tAHiiGG talents aud brilliant Intellect
vito might ohrrWi isc have cHtranCcd li.trniug Srn.
!',s with 'hr thundrrs uf oGgucncu or wHhcd 10 &C.
ttGty tl- h'lEs lyic uay caii with r,ll cOnfdcHcu.
, 1865-04-28
TEEE ELECTIONS.

AT the election held in St. Johns, Nr. c.. NJ.
HJARDEMAAL and Mr.. JoHN ELLIOTT were
duly elected members for the Colonial Council
of ST. Thomas.
At the election held here for the country dis
trict, Mr.. L. II. HARTMAN> Tas duly elected,
We learn that Mr.. e. DE LEON, Mr.. NJ. LUc-
CHETrI, Mr.. S. B. LANCE and DIR. }. CAPPE,
have declined to accept the nomination as mem
beYs of the Colonial Cou ell. The first gentle
man on the ground, that as Reconciling Com
misSary as much of his time is occupied IN the
public service as he can well devote the sec
ond gentleman that he is on the eve of his de-
parture for Europe the third that his presence
will be wanted in Viequcs for the superintend-
ance of his Estate at the time when the Coun-
Gil will be in session The fourth that being
over sixty years of age be can claim exemption,
as we'll as that he has other reasons equally
valid. If the foregoing reasons are held to be
sufficient and they seem ample, then no doubt
there will be another election forthwith, at
which we hope to see even more active interest
manifested than at the last, in the expectation
of returning members who may be regarded as
useful.
, 1865-04-28
The HAVTS"
lutheran CAu-c.s, u3arIsaianytcd.

On Sunday the 30th instant, there Will
be divine service. held for the Ergish
Lutheran Congregation, and Confirmation
at III o'clock IN this Church.
, 1865-04-28
TABLE OF TIE FALL OF RAIN

during the week from 18th April to 18th April
Chrlstianstel. Ereleriksted. KINGS IIilL.
, 1865-04-28

IFrom Ike ST. Thomas Times, AprI 22.J
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Il may not lc altogether n;utcro5tne 70 y0r reaoya
n, Know that slightly over cne thousand aud t r'c,a
haze tn hanged and shot i'll .i;e Parish vi ST. lnol
III sl.e East III, to date and Is not 1t MI uIlie chh
e-, :c different srt;: iose til;, s.lirs sce
will be far over two th1uaaI,d who viii have paid t:n ~
al.y of their VII attampt tc c:cTGiJan tn: whit add
cG1r.i races CT this island It il 10 :brt1
o'clock and Henry Dogn. t:e o. tic ;:ir scs 10
gii together wifi his mother. Mira n!o-'s Sos! nay;
:at ittn brought i'll. Tho yniiiS rc'v. s;":ieis
x3li1ped that he ilaii 10 rifle, his ;ttt 5cs p.c IL
hampers. 40 ioii these Two il0rrUcs iiic;,t:rcto:isy
will i;.cct tho si.:c doom t.at as ;:shcr-tl i:;i EoGi
into au:lc. world 1t si: O'Clock fails morning e Iii
te:l. tori.rd t death wtr; e.rc:te,; t Ia. usual ac.
Tic rebel pri;uIcrs not rl dl.-t:"i- sSTv re 49,
turned to They engage! q c'ittin% Ur;"
the rank vegetation. -r and abO.t t.,b towr-'+' 8!
Headquarters, the Volunteers iari"r- (:'ci 'i:. ii:o
pl.lct s.at!,.. and oc- places M". t. 4...a..-.-<
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;anys.crssycsEN-.l


General S..ui,e., E;;rEyyt.t, Jr., for Congress.
Tt;s es1le-. and accomplished gentleman ls today
csp,,idatc before &c peor.s,A,- shc:r sufrascs.
There is nc v:il r.sa Ssy they soi.i r'se against
Kim.
There are ia..y ,na sshy :ho:- iao;S sho1la bc
cast for hin. jI
IL. Dcra,:. i. has gre n hia own )>Ts" s ''cn Il
est proofs Of h!s tho interests ''d homo: '
the State.
2l Be.a;:e :. character. ability sn 'ai""' h4 is
thoroughly ca:arotent L. dis5h ars- with fy a''c ere
!il tn. duties o; the cos.tas$
I'd. Be.ars :.e is entirely te.ia: an'i nc ecisSn1t
reposed u him cEn he misplaced
4th scc-usc Us parig$ restored liza to all lac
rights Of loyal ciaOn fi' course ia the l',a.a-
tu-c proves him to l..vc aoortsl The results Q: The
var.
Ms care rrouia:ls mir. u the Judgment cs tho p7o
,,e and t.y will not eshis devotion to State in ael
hour Of TRIAL IS cause for bis condemnation
yALnR. yRuTH AND FIJRLiTT.
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GIL SPRINGS DISCOVERED IN ENdr.Af''I..
TROOPS ORDERED TO TEXAS.
MOBILE C0TToT w.iRKET.
Late Engaish Heyvs.

NET YORK, November ao.-The steamship C:;y y A9T'
don and steamship Ne,g Frri: with dates ct the lsh
from Queenstown, have arrived
Tire Confederate steamship Shenandoah las arrived IN
the Mersey and delivered TO the naval author
ities Capt WADDELL, OF to S.Aanaoah statos t"t tae
first information he -ccaiy3 o She closing Of The TI
Eas on the 30th of August.
The London Star statss ,!:a Z: .Ac American Govern
,.ent should claim the Shcssnaat. there wond be 40
reason for refusing che rel;ieSt.
Earl RUSSELL has been appoi;t~i Premier, and -ord
CLARENDON Minister Of Fore.:. Affairs.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MAEKRT.
Avrrroo1, November q. M9t,.ins.-Thc Cotton ;ia--
ab!c decline in American dcs,r.ions; other kinds gen
orally from 4 TO Cd lo~er
Sales for the lest TWO days Gave amounted to eight
thousand balss-twc thousand 10 spectators aad eI-
poSters.
LATEST.
T.ryERpoo. November 9, EvenDg.-The sales Of Cot
ton for tho last ten days amounted to $4,000 bales, the
market being frmer and with advance Of 4 10 I'd.
Breadstufs unsettled. Provisions firm. with an up
yard tendency Eacor very dull. Lard irregular Naval
Stores dull and little demand.
81 LONDON November ec3aso:s closed at 8ois: COOS
st 6s5k to Ga.
Tie Saippig Ga-e::e sayJ that Oil springs have been
discovered IL England
Troops Ordered 20 Texas.
WASHINGTON. Nov. aO-An .hc 1eguLsr United statos
Cavalry, excepting the Goth regiment Pennsylvania
Troopa have been ordered - Sun Antonio.
Mobile Cotton Market.
4 All
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lHE r.onlO,. 7:ars u, octoac, 81. gives summary

lHt. Tcnlo,. Ti.ts II, Octo5c. s.. gives summary
OF the statistics OF the rindcTcst England It says:
.At length we ;.ve e.. sona statistics C. the Gti"
plaruc an, Il g .St,y lDGk they wear Upward q, lfoiu
I,;Inuls arr known 10 llve b:en attached L. ;ho pi"Bue
sine is nrst appearance and OF theso na.:y 2;ouo
have died TO br sure, uioye then G9 oi ihe'c V'as ;
~ .;ok As 40 t, -t:.,v.:ics there n!e "ris'cIcI li
fU7 which wu;d bc only pee c':.t on the %ioc ~.
t::; bi;; ;hrn the -cp"r.:ra can IL cpcc oiiis ~. W
,nroun-,; lv tl. ::uEcr : - wa' cure Ws VI
temp,nl. Ihc nciru;roiiLan dstrie: appears to have
s,,ere most. Nigh: atur' he "sietss @ @ tnoasn tloar
reonlnt.nr;s of .;;c rcpor:s. Then come TIC south
sastrr,, con,cs and then tho rastarn--whicf, h"%-
ever according 10 the classification dnkiaa insiq nsS %ny
go - .crornt or upward o; $4,000 causes ont
nr The ID 900, leaving only 800 casualties for oil
the rcst OF England and Males In Act there a:e Whole
ronna of counties whcro but sco-c or tw" OF catte
haye been l,s !"
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4 ca22D.
nS BoAi:s, SrrANEa GENERAL HooRxE,
GAoE;;EroTS, S.s1, November IS, 1865.


Tie ~, rsiyne saseaefs on The steamer Gsn<raI
Noos*v Oh ~ present trip oa Charleston TO George
Gown. bs leave 70 TAX, ts4athod Of returning ther
sincere 10 Capt J. F. Lose, and the
officers undo. his con:,a,i, for t!cis skfr MANAGE
;aer os ti.s s:e:aes CT: occasion OF lie collision.
which occurred il; <ar:cs Harbor this day between
his yos.a. a:.i t., Steamship Cali Stream. .
10 ,A.,ss ar,l coo department manifesto CAP;
i.,s;, ;,n,'. :a % aey...terc;l,nsarcos i'll which we
,..r4 at M placed atst t,e dense ut
;ho tiil+ oc IN Collision, oa:ties h;iss t. am est
take this him
to the oe's n, ,.e .eliasis allses e,,,
was used or The part of LONG and Ms ofacer" TO
pr.vsnt cca!scn. nycrse aser was E: bis posi-! aud
ye-y cu, ,,,yniays the ,,tisscoonrs; and decision.
!: = HaI;Ega IL 7. y. MCDOWELL.
L. &. WHITE, ". . y. LIVE;
r. Al S1'CS r. D. I'm. K0NAEHENS
nORT II IAkEr: -EPH SAMPSON.
w q 10uSSIO WIS. PURSE.
s. P. BLANCHARD. j. SENNAiI.
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MnpICAT, DIRECTORS OFFICE. D. s. CAL
E,LroS HsAD &. C., November 1o, 1865
TO Trt. PUBLIC.
.,UAEaITINE Will. CONTINUE TO DE AS RIGID
TX cnGorrod formerly by the Military authority. at
the port OF arcston s. c. The utmost vigilance will
be exercised by the quarantine officer and every Pre-.
caution taken to guard against the ntroducton of
Cholera as has been exercised to na-d against the IN
Production o Yellow Fever and with the strict measures
which will Le enforced ty The quarantine and the early
and wise san tary precautions which must hc put into
execution IN the city It B hoped that will be rewaTd-
cd with Lic ssmn HIcceBs
instructions are already :orcc for tho strict enfor
meot of quarantine regulations at Georgetown md li:''
ton Head, S. c. A. z. DAihYMPlAE,
Surgeon U. S. v. Acting Medical Director.
November 10 4 Department of South Carolina.
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A. CARD.

a CARD.
crIGEOR ALEXANDRA GAMBATI TAXES GREAT
y pleasure in informing his friends and tho public a.
large that he is now permanently located Charleston
and Lis prepared resume his profession. Applications
for VOCAL. INSTRUCTIONS or for instructions tho
CORNET-A-PISTON OF PIANO. If leff at the Bookstore
of Mr. JOHN M. GREER, corner Of King and Bcaufain
Streets at his residence, In King street. west side,
four doors above Spring will meet with prompt atten
Hon 12 November 16
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ot dios wo regret to observe, have been detect
ed smuggling whisky in their 'rtnolmc'
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HEADc'Rs DEPARTMENT OF SO. Ca.
HILTON HEAD, 8. O., Nov IS, 1866.

rGENgnAs ORDERS No. 65.l
IN OBEDIENCE TO TEE ORDER OF THE PRESI-
4 DENT, dated Washington, November 9Th, 1865,
War Department. AdjutantGenerai's Office, General Or
ders No 16l the undersigned command of the
Department OF Sout, Carolina.
Existing Orders will remain in force until otherwise
announced. D. e. SICNLES. Major-(ieneral.
OFFICIAL: VI. Z. M. DJsIER, a. 4. General
November 20 3
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HEADQUARTERS, FIRST sUB-DIsTRIOT

HEADQUARTERS, FIRST SUB-DISTRICT,)
MILITARY DISTRICT OF CHARLESTON,
CHAELEsToN, 8. c., November is, 1865.
iG..;cSAI ORpERs, No 8e.I
THOSE TRADERS WHO HArE TAILED TO PAY, THE
Military Tax for the month CT October, are notified that
.hoy vii required pay the same by Wednesday the
T -r2 st Sarsai vi: close auy establishment ;al-
ing - comply With tay order
BY order of " T. DESSETT.
Post and 1st Sub District.
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Capt. et.:, N. g. Y. Y. and A. a. \. G:
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