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American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1866-08-08

1T is understood that the Secretary
of War, by direction of the President, has
ordered General Sheridan to institute an
investigation into the causes of the New
Orleans riots.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1866-08-08

A movement is on foot in Philadel-
phia to erect a new aud commodions no.
tel on the plan ofooe recently commene,
ell lu Boston, and to be somewhat largeE
than it.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1866-08-08
Letter from Gen. Sheridan to Gen.
Grant.
G. h. ANDERSON, Chairman.

New Orleans, Aug. 1-1:30 p. m.
Gen. q, s. GRANT, Washington, d. Q.
You arc doubtless aware of the serious
riot which occurred in this city on the
Both nit. A political body, styling it
self the Convention of 1864, met on tho
Both for, as it is alleged the purpose Of
rcmodeling the present constitution OF
the State. The leaders were political
agitators and revolutionary men, and the
action the Convention was liable to pro.
duce breaches Of the public peace had
made up my mind to arrest the head
men if the proceedings of the Conven-
tion were calculated to disturb the tran
guilty Of the Department, but had no
cause for action until they committed the
overt act. About 40 whites and Blacks
were killed, and about 160 wounded,
Everything is now quiet, but 1 deem il
best to maintain a military supremacy
in the city for few days, until the affair
is fully investigated. Ibelieve the SEN
timent of the general community is great
regret at this unnecessary cruelty, and
that the police could have made al y arrest
they saw fit without sacrificing lives.
2. II. SHERIDAN, Maj. Gen. Command'g
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1866-08-08
fGENERAL ORDERS No. Is.

Iu consequence OF the unfounded ru-
mors in circulation in reference TO the
military status in the city Of New Or
leans, it is deemed necessary to announcc
that martial law will be continued aud en-.
forced, so far as may te required for the
preservation of the public peace ani the
protection Of life aud property.
BY command of Majer General ?. IL
SAERIDAN.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1866-08-08

During a hunt in North Carolina
6.266 squirrels wars killed
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1866-08-08

py- Notwithstanding the fact that the
President exhibited his disapprobation
to Gen. Baird, for having declared Mar
ial Law in the city, as shown by his dis
patch TO tho Et Governor. Ger Sher-
dan has had pluck enough to issue the
following order All honor to him for
his Independence! The following is the
order
HEADo'Bs MILITARY DIVISION,
OF THE GULF, NEW ORLEANS, LA.
Aupust A. 1865
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1866-09-07

Sow plenty Of tho Wintersor Egyptian
Oats the last Of the month for pasturage.
In ordinary winters these three crops afford
an invaluable aid in keeping stock in good
condition.
California Clover may still be sown, tho
earlier tho better. The same is true of the
Crimson Clover (Tryolium incornatmn,,) a
forage plant Of which we have great hopes
for winter and early spring.
Procure now, seed Of the Rcd Glover TO
SOW either by itself or in your wheat the
last Of this month. Any ch"M soil that
will bring gooI wheat will bring COOL clo-
YER, but the crop is vastly increased hy
sowing upon 1T broad cast one bushel OF
gypsum per acre any scotsman can sup
ply seed, and we prefer our readers SHOULD!
get it direct Southern CufLir0ior.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1866-09-07
HUGH McCULLOCU.
RICE AS FOOD IN A CHOLERA SEASON.

klCE AS FOOD IN A CHOLERA SEASON.
a very scasonable article is published in
the Louisville Journal, in which an emi
ncnt physician Of that city furnishes the
following important information:
While laying down no direct course o
treatment for cholera, but that prescribed
by the physician chosen, and forcibly in
culcating the avoidance of all indiscretion
and imprndcncc after the disease sets 10
the writer begs leave to call the attention oil
the reader to. tho historical fact set forth
by some of the acutcst Observers both in
and out Of the medical profession, of rice
eating people being less liable to cholera,
and more easily cured Of that disease than
those who subsist upon heavier aud grosser
food. h,., ata,G' l. :saI,lye,..,ss -,.;.gog
Asng the, whole track Of The Egyptian
Hiia'bnt more especially toward the Del.
iap and in tlie cities Of Alexandria and
Memphis, the people suffered less from
cholera Chan where this article was less the
farinaceous food The exemption may ], be
from, other causes, but is attributed 70 the
use Of rioss ". ana' ia obssvsfs. The
same implies sosths people of Ghinss where.
ina, quantity of rice, is consumed in, con !.
junction wiih'a liberal esupply Of dog, CIT,
spdd the meal, n huge ratss ,shiiah hey hey
obtain there. It will also apblytl to the
pesofse : sa.,th Caroline !, and !. the writer
v was 'nformod BY Ii Abdssen. one Of
.1e snest accomplished witess ia Ain
South, that the people Of Southern Geor-
gia, suffered eomparati iihis ION as1I IehSl-
era during it's Last visitation; Iaud for The
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1866-09-07
The Leading Journal of the
South.

TJNHE Publishers Of THE CHARLESTON
Il. DAILY NEWS beg respectfully to re
turn their thanks 10 the public for lis liberal
support 10 their journal, and promise that in
the future. as in the past. it shall hc their aim
TO make THE DAILY NEWS the most dcsir-
able paper in the country. 1t has now III"
Lurgcat CrH'.iiioM Of my Newspaper in The
State. nmd is the Lnrycsf ia Size "r any Paper
published in The S!at.--issurl in folio form Of
eight pages. and the size If the New York
Icrdid
It, IL universally conceded TINT THE, CIIAE.
LESION DAILY NEWS is the most enter
pris:ng. Independent, and the hest comm ercinl
newspaper rnplsi'cd in the South. 1t is n
Southern purer with Southern principles.
a TRl-WEEKLY.
Many of our friends have spoken and writ.
len to us concerning the publication of Tri-
Weekly. Wa have thought of doing this for
ONE time, but owing to the general .lisar-
rangement of postal affairs we have concluded
not to d" ." until the commencement. of next
season.
On the first Of September we will commcnce
TO publish country edition Of the TIiE NEwa
and it shall be our aim to make the paper The
hest ever issued in this State. We intend in .
Producing entirely new features in this enter
| Prise; IL will not be summary Of the Galv,
but will be complete and original in itself md
we are certain that Its patrons will he rs well
pleased with it nre our present patrons
| pleased with tho daily.
TERMS OF DAILY:
"e Se"r $40 90
,r,N m,N l'"n'ns oo
Un Advance.)
CATlICART. MCMILLAN e. MORTON.
PR"rRIEroEs.
No. Is lIayne Street Charleston, ). c.
May 25, 1866. 5-Lf
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1866-09-07
reason above suggested.

reason above suggested.
The writer can bear testimony to the cx-
emption from this disease Of those whose
exclusive vegetable food consists Of rice in
the lico growing regions Of Louisiana.
And this fact did not escape the notice Of
the lamentet, the able, tho scholarly, we
might truthfully say: the profound Dr.
Cartwright, Of New Orleans. Those Civ
on to tho grosscr articles Of food, such as
fat meat, corn bread, cabbage, potatoes,
etc, hot coffee. wh<kcy, GIN, malt liquors,
rs in the United States and England, are
more liable TO cholera and less easily cured
Of it than those living upon less coarse
selection Of articles. On the subject Of
cholera, historically rs well, and lis conta-
gous or non-.contagious character, the
writer has given some Of his most earnest
enquiries, and in making up his own opin-
ions, has secured those Of trans AT liant C
authors by direct application, whilo his
uninterrupted intercourse with medical
nen Of ability in tie South has con:ribu-
ted much 10 this cnd.
Tho Effect.-A man said ale was excel
lent drink, though taken in large quaint
ties it always made lin fat. j havo seen
| it, mako Won lr0u' said q bystander.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1866-09-07
THE
CHARLESTON DAILY COURIER,
BY A. S. WELLINGTON g. CO.,
rInV DpIITPDy 11I Dsum NV

u u hSs Ill NJ .
Until the greatly increased cost of publishing
Il newspaper shall warrant otherwise, we have
adopted and will rigidly adhere TO the following
schedule of prices:
Su"scrnTIoN.-pnily.t twelve months. $40 90 :
Daily. six months, $500; Daily. three months,
S23o: Iri-Weekiy, twelve months, $500; Tri.
cents To News Dealers, 5 cents
No subscription will bc received for less
period than Three Months for the Daily and Six
Months for the Country Courier.
RATES OF AnvEErisING..-Fiftecn cents n line
Tor first insertion. Ten cents line for each sub.
sequent insertion. Five lines or under 10 lie
charged half square. Subject to II discoust OF
20 per cent. on all bills of 800 and over-or on
all bills of regular advertisers
For Marriage and Funeral notices, 81.
1t is highly desirable that nj, Society, Compn-
ny nnd Estate notices should be paid in advance
All tall and Exhibition advertisements must he
paid in advance. unless they are ordered to be
charged 10 regular advertisers.
~. S. WELLINGTON & Co..
Propretors of Courier.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1866-09-07
In the Matter of the RsaIEstato
.sJ.@ ofsJas. j. Adams, 'dec'd.a Z
S SOUTH~ CAROLINA.
= 1BBEVHLEGDLsrRIC7t

Rachel G. Adams, applicant, against John =
Adams, Geo. F. Adams. ct al, Defendants
ITAppearipg ts my satslactjou tHat adfIKS.
LIZA BANS, GEO r. ADAMS. tho sch,ldre
ofAafss JULIA MeCAbIA; sdsSds (nan,essnpt
nTo Wn G,the children, Of Mrs. LOU fsA'YXfs-
BROUGU, deo'd (pames not known Defend
ants rssids without this stnnte: taH ~ /
'A.it u, therefofe. ordered that they do appear
and ot!1rct 10 tho division or sale Of the Real
tsstate ofJAs.. .J::ApAAfs, decd on Of Before
the 6thtday Of November next or their SoiIssiit
TO the sagIe will be entered Of rerSij e, sslft3o'
ri 81 WILLIAM HILL GA. %. .fs.Ii
20 ordinary's Oaec, Augast 8 1866. ? J" SsS3!
Angnet l4 Al sotfist'
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1866-09-07
In the Matter of the Real Es-
tate of Sarah Pace, Decd.
SOUTH CAROLINA.
IBHEIILLE DLSI'P J(,5'

james A. MeCcrd, Guardian, Applicant, against
John Davisan wife Jane. ct nl., Defendants
appearing to my satisfaction tha, Thomas
II Pace, the children of Matilda Thomas.
Richd Pace. deed, (nnmes not knowp,1 some
OF the Defendants in this case. reside beyond
The limits of this State, it is, therefore,
=, '0rde1hd. that they do appear. and object 10
the division or sale Of the Real Estate of Sarah
Face, decd. on or before the 9th November
next or their consent to the same will be enter.
VIM. HILL, O. a. d.
August G, 1866, II, lm-3m
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1866-09-07

REFERESoEs:- Merchants generally Of AL
gusta, Ga; Earle & Co., Schanck g. Downing
Dudley p. Ely d Co., New York; John Glib.
son 70 riI Son" = Cog olagborn 4 Herring, jones
lett 4 Co., Ward Love & Co.. BaItimore; Ches-
ter. Gueld ds Sons Brlghom, Thhyer q GO
Boston: Shyloek q Rowland, ST. Louis Mo-:
Andrew Buchanan d Co, louisville, KY; r.
F. Walker, New Orleans, La; Goodwin. Ward
&c Co., Selma, Alabama, Ala; Bnker, Robbins
& %, Il. "A. Weenir Cuhningham n Pdrse,
Meble, Aat; W. III staEk,9 a, Champion.
linms & Co.., Willis & Ghisolm,: Charleston, s. G.
June j. 1863, &, am."
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1866-09-07
USEFUL TABLE.

In consequence of numerous inquiries
daily as to the price Of Gold for Confetler-
ate Notes during certain period, we have
for the convenience Of our citizens, who
may have settlements 10 mako, prepared
table from our books, showing actual sale
from january l, 1851, to May l, 1865
which ls at your service, should YOU think
proper to publish the same.
+. c. BARRIER & SoN,
. Exchange Brokers'
Augusta, Ga, June 9, 1865.
Prices Of Goid for Confederate Notes
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Oelaware mnO Gafern Shore $50 Na6m.
@eflt6.
8becltns tG9li9, Samtd9s au~seenOmmen,
Z ubr Gprnt. uno 7.3O NaAm. @amtaaS
7 nbr @urm. mnb 1880 ga6m.
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men, 7 u6r 8urm.
N~artin8burg, Grafton unb 0artersbnrs
Z ubr gprtn.
5rebertd, Nb., Z u6r @Orm. unb 3 nbr
9la@m.
6ager6tUpn unb nberAaupt @a16tnstun,
5reOerid uno @aeeanY Counties 7 llbr @Drz
mttta9s.
GaicUtts MaiGs 7 ubr Born. unb 2.2O
NnAm.
@atOneSiae 9 u6r Mbenps.
NSrbIt Of.
&pteop, @bicuep unp ct. SSut8 8 Qbr
Mbenbs.
gprf, 5arrisbura unb 9tttsbure 7 u6r
Born. unb 8 ubr M6enDS.
RetlterstOpn unp 0etninfer Z 1br @sr=
mtttass.
Buffalo Z lt6r Storm.
Nrpli4er 3betl bun Baltimore County
MOntags unb SrettaeS 9 ubr NbenOS.
Galtfprnien, iiber ct. SOispb, 01r., anBel
SUnntass, tG9li9, 7 r9r GOrm.
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nbr 8Crm. unb l unb 8 1br gla9m., Conn.
tags 9 ubr Menbs.
8t4mUnh mnb petersburg 9 l16r Mbenbs
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@rnnta9e) l unD 9 u9r NaGm.
9rinee Georges, CHARLES unO ct. Mors.
Counties 9 Ibr Nbenps.
StattOnen 8pti9en bier unb @albinstOn
nbr NaGm.
QnnOpOItS td9liG (nuber SOnntu9s 6 ub
8Crm. unp 3 llbr Na&m.
Sort MlpnrOe unb Ncrfulf 4 lbr Na9m.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1866-08-02
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