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RICHNO ND, VA
Will give their special attention to the Sale of
Tobacco, Grain, Live Stock Merchandise and
County Produce generally, and tothe Purchase of
Goods on ORDERS pledgng to give theirstrictp per-
sonal attention to any business entrusted to them.
&a-Paries making consignments, liberal ad-
vances made.
REFERENCES IN AUGUSTA:
Mcclure Bumgardner, and Baker Brothers,
Stanton Eli. Hogshead, Esq, Middlebrook !;
& Lipke, Greenville; Nelson, Gibbs Co., and
Off, Spencer Co., Midway John E. King 4
Co., J.. S. Wallace, and Peter Hanger, Waynes-
boro; William McComb, and P. Schumacher l.
Co., Fishersville; Effnger & Walker Mt. Sidney;
Kemper 4 Patterson, Mt. Meridian Henry Coiner
Coiner's Store; DR.. Kennerly, Hermitage; l. ].
& John Parkins and VIM. Crawford, Esq, Will
low Spout.
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CORRESPONDENT Of the Baltimore Sun, who
has recently been travelling in Georgia, Alabama
and Mississippi, writes as follows:
Ihavs talked to hundreds, I suppose, all along
my route, and from every State South. find them
universally accepting the situation-Union men
as well as O,.nfederates. They stale, without an
exception, even the people Of East Tennessee,
who have been. to great extent. opposed to the
action Of the south, that they desire q thorough
and permanent pei tl-ment OF the questions which
aren hara.sing the country, running business
and keeping the people, both North and South, in
well everything else Gud the public, with
out an exception. as far as my observation has ex.
tended, and, Of course, others with sense OF re-
stances. was unpleasant, say, ''Let us bury the
hatohet, let no again resume our original
s7ocations, lot us once live as brothers, and
consign to oblivion as speedily as we can all re.
membrances OF the frstricidal war" If the sol.
diers or the substantial people of both sections
instead IT those who live on poltics, had In their
power the % solution Of the question, we should
those people everywhere. :
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removal from Castle Pinckney on Saturday
night last, which will bo fully explained by
the following orders:
ORDER FROM THE PRECEDENT.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
ADJUTAET GENERALS OFFICE,
ORDERED:
That the sentences to be hanged, in the cases
of Francis Gaines Stowers James O. Keyes, Rob-
ert Keys, and Elisha Byrem citizens Of Georgia
and. and south . n, Carolina @ be commuted to imprison-
Major General sickles, b. s. Vols, commanding
the Department OF the Carolinas, will cause tho
above-Damed prisoners to be transported to the
officer there, who will carry this order into effect.
(signed) E, D. TOWNSEND,
Asst. Adjutant. General.
Headquarters Dept. of the Carolnas:
Charleston, 8. C., August 2, 1866.
list Lieut. 9Th U. 8. Infantry and A. A. q. G.
ORDER FROM GENERAL s1cKLEs.
HEADQUARTERS DEPT. OF THE CARoLINAS,
SPECIAL ORDERS w '' o'' ''' -' '''''
dated War Department Adjutant Generals Office,
Washington, d. O., July 23, 1866, prisoners Fran
els Gaines Showers, James O. Keys, Robert Keys,
tusas. Brevet lieutenant. Colonel ". W. Sanders
Captain 9Th q. 8. Infantry, with guard Of one
non-commissioued officer and six privates OF the
same regiment, will take charge Of the prisoners
er "Newberne," and proceed to their destination.
Upon his arrival at the Tortugas, Col Sanders
will turn over his prisoners to the commanding
officer at that place, procure the proper receipts,
and then return with his guard, without delay, to
this place, for which purpose the Quartermaster's
Department will furnish the necessary transpor-
tation.
By command OF Major General D. E. sIoKLss,
(Signed) j. W. OLOUs,
1st Lieut. 9Th U. g. Infantry and A. A. A. g.
Headquarters Dept Of the Oarolinas,
Charleston, 8. O., August 2, 1866.
Official: ,..-
J. w, CLoUs,
1st Lieut.. 9Th q. 8. Infantry and A. A. A. g.
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THE REV. DIR. MYERS

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THE ANDERSON PRISONERS.


mors afoat in this city regarding the fate of
the Anderson priso:ers, confined at Castle
Pinckney, in Charleston harbor. We heard
these rumors on Sunday, but as we could not
trace them at tho time to any responsible
source, we refrained from giving them pub
licity. We now have ascertained the facts,
and take pleasure in laying them before our
renders.
While their case is familiar to many in our
community, there may be others unacquaint-
ed with it, and for their benefit we will give
a brief resume of these inters sting trials. 7
Three United States soldiers, two privates
and one corporal, belonging to the First Maine
Battalion of Volunteers, were murdered at
Browns Ferry, Anderson District, S. c., on
Sunday night, October 8, 1865. Information
was lodged next morning with the command
ant at Anderson, who instituted an inyestiga.
ton, and upon the testimony of persons liv.
arrest of several citizens Some of these
were afterwards released, but F. G. SrowERs.
OF Hart county, Ga, CRAWFORD KEYS. his
son ROBERT KEYS, and ELISHA BYREM, all
three Of Anderson District, s. c., were sent
ON to Columbia for trial After they had
remained in Jail at that place some weeks.
they were brought to this city, and here tried
before Military Commission, composed of
Major General CHARLES DEvENs, Brigadier-
General GARDNER, Lieutenant-C Colonel C11rz.
Captain PYNE, and Lieutenant BAILEY; Lieu
tenant Colonel A. j. WILLARD, 35th u. S. G.
T., being the Judge Advocate.
The trial was very long and tedious, and at
last resulted in the conviction of the prison.
ers, who were sentenced to death. General
SIckLEs, in revising the findings of tho Com
mission, approved the sentence of SrowERs
and CRAWFORD KEYS, but commuted that of
the other two to Imprisonment for life in the
penitentiary of New Hampshire.
The time for the execution of the sentenoe
had been set, when executive olemency was in.
terposed in their favor,-the President of the
United States having sent q reprieye.
Nothing further was heard or done in the
matter till about three weeks ago, when ap
plicntion was mado to the Judge of the Uni
ted States Court of the District of South
served on General DANIEL E. SIoKLEs, the
Commanding General of this Department.
requiring him to produce the snid prisoners. :.
confined under his charge in Castle Pinokney
The writ was issued, but the prisoners were
not brought into Court; General SIcKLEs as
signing as his reasons, l. That those parties
had been tried, convicted, and sentenced bv n
Court, according to the proclamations and
orders OF the competent Department of the
Government. 2. That these parties had laid
the whole matter before the President, whose
order touching their disposition is binding
upon him [Gen. sIcKLEs1 And, Sd. That be
had no power by which he could Gin apv
manner Interfere with the present disposition
of these parties, without the further order of
the President Of the United States.n
Upon motion Of the prisoners' counsel. the
matter was then referred to the President.
The next fact that transpired in connection
with these prisoners, is the rumor of their
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CHI A r L E ST O N
FRIDAY MORNING, AUGUST 8, 1866.

IMPORTS AND EXPORTS FOR JUL Y
The month of July has been characterized
by O general stagnation of all branches of
business, and our merchants concur in the
opinion that greater dullness has prevaile ed
than has ever marked any month of previous
healthy seasons.
The transactions in the export trade have
been exceedingly light. The stringency in
the money market, with the limited supply of
cotton on hand, combined with the European
war, ,have prevented extensive purchases either
for foreign or domestic shipment.
On the other hand, the import trade has
been more aotive and the business of the
past month compares fayorably with any
previous month of the past fiscal year, when
we take into consideration the advanced
season, the high rate of coin, and the absence
of country demand.
We present tho following summary state
ment of the foreign and domestic trade, viz:
Receipts from Customs July, 1866. sc
Duties goods warehoused, July, 1S68.". 2l2S6. SO
Total receipts. $6S. 35l. "A
IMPORTS. 90,
Dutable value OF goods impo ted. ...... $37 l48 90
Dutiable value Of goods warehoused 20 s46.Uo
Total.... 1851. .99a0 90
ExPoRTs-FoREIaN.
Sea leland. Upland.
bsles bales. Vaue.
ri-- 1889 s153, 122
.- EYP0RTs-CoAsTwIsE.
6; 1sl,d. gprd. Rico. N s.'rs. 1mp. Cotton.
20 1868 1856 eOs s74 426.767
e ~ s.-... .r# .s-r
Total. .s67y.sse
i's TONNAGE.
4Vessels entered-foreign. .17I3 TONS
Vesnss cleared-'oreign. ...............l527 :"
IL 9240
AZ Vessels eptered-cosstwise se........... l6, $50
"a Vessels cleard-coastwise. ise.....-.........l03 /"
rs =, 2s,9S5
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
CHARLESTON DISTRICT,

STATE OF SOUTH CAROLlNA,
CHARLESTON DISTRICT.
CERTIFICATE OF LIMITED PARTNERSHIP BE-
TWEEN ,.HARLES W. NOYFa. OF CHI ,RLEST0N.
NATHANIEL W. VAIL, OF THE TOWN OF NE"
WINDSOR, ORANGE COUNTY, STATE OF NEW
YORK. WILLIAM GtAHAM OF FIR CITY. COUN-
TY AND STATE OF NEW YORK. AND JAMES AIT
KIN, OF THE CIrY OF WEST BOBOKEN IN HUD-
soN COUNTY STATE OF NEW JERSEY
This Certificate hereby wltpesseIh that the under
signed have by virtue OF Act oil the General Assem-
bly, Of South Carolina entitled San Act to authorize
the formation Of Limited Partnerships" formed a
Limited partnership, follows:
First.-The name or firm under which said Partner
ship shall be cond cted Is MOVES VAIL.
secondly-The general nature Of the business to be
transacted is tho Wholesale and Joubing Dry Goods
Business.
Thirdly-CHARLEs W. MOVES and NATHANIEL W.
Vn1L are General Partners. and WI LIAM GRAHAM
and JAMES AITK1N tho Special Partners.
Fourthly-The amount Of capital which each Special
Partner has contri uted 10 the Common Stock OF said
Partnership ts as follows: William Graham twelve
tn ouRand FIVE hundred dollars in cash, aud James Ait
hin twelve 'houaand Eve hundred dollars In c,sh.
Fifthly.-The said Partnership commences on the
second day Of July 1856 eighteen hundred aud sixty
sx and shall terminate the first day Of July 1867
eighteen hundred and sixly.Be
WILLIAM GRAHAM.
JAMES AITK1N,
CHARLES rOYES,
NATHANIEL W. VAIL.
ga
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DISSOLUTION OF FCNPARTNERSHIP.
4 HE cOPARTNkRSH1P HERETOFORE EXISTING
4 In the GROCERY BUSINESS closed September
28th 1854 between the subscribers under the Of
N. NJ. PORTER CO. is this dav dss 'lved by mutual
consent The accounts due them may be settled with
either The obligations outstanding OF the Arm, chief
In New York. will be discharged the earliest pracics
Bile time " the Senior Psrtler The subscribers avail
themselves of the occasion to return their thanks
their creditors for their patience since the war; aud to
their customers who have generously supported
them for many years for their preference ..
EORMAND H. PORTER.
GEORGE 81. GRUBtR,
Charleston, August I, 1865 WINS AUGUST
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GROCERY CO"AHTNER>HIPN NUTICE.

GhOCERt CO"ARTNER>HIP NOTICE.
TIME SUBSORIBERS. FORMS tRLY co >NECTED
IL with N. NJ. PORTER Co., copartner and
sistant In the Grocery Business have formed copar
nershfp under the lame and style of RUBER l. MAR
TIN from this oate for the purpose OF continuing tho
business in all it's branches aud having ade adequate
arrangements, will c. nd, ct It the most favorable
terms nnd in the heat manner, at the old stand
2a6 ling STREET, abrve Market street. They have
purchased larue portion Of the stock hand OF
hessrs Clark & Gruher, will make early dttions
to com"lete their suppy of choice Groceries Wines and
Liquors which i'll be sold ut th, lowest rate
large Ice r. ON aords the advantage of cool Butter
and Provisions during the sunmtr, their establish
ment. Gi GE ii GhUBER,
JAMES & MARTIN.
lhnrnaInn Ann
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sy Az Oon,rsuutcdltuns lnlendea FOR publication
this journal must be addressed TO the Editor o.
the Daily Netos, No. 18 Hayne- street., Charleston
s. C.. Business Communications to Publisher o,
Ddily Netos.
We cannot undertake TO return rejected commu,toa
Tons
Advertisements outside Of the city must be accompa.
MED tDith The cash.
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OOPARTNERSHIPS.

.DISSUI UTION OF COP ARTVERSHIP.
TSHHE roPARTNERsHIP HERETuFoRE EXI STING
Il under the firm OF ATKINS. NOYfSN JUH STON
dissolved on the ls OF July last by consent
JAMES htTKfS,
OHAS. w MOVES,
ARTHUR JOHNSTON.
August So
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August 8

COPNRTNERSHIp NOTICE.
L HAVE ] HIS DAY AsSOCI ATED WITH ME IN THE
l. management OF The Charleston Hotel, Mr. GEORGE
G.. MIXER long and favo ably known to the travelling
public The Hotel will reafter be conducted under
the name aud style OF wHIiE& MIXtR
WILLIAM WHITE.
Charleston August l. August3
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SCHOOLS.
DIR. l.(bISn,2

RoARD!NG AND DAY sUHuOL FOR YOUNG
- LADIES. corner Meatipe and Charlotte ttreata
WIN be opened again for the reception pupils on the
Ist OCTOBER next All the branches OF q liberal aud
polite cdncatton are taught The junior pupis form
separate department. aud receive particular attention
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Mw. JAMES aDGER
IJAV1NH RETIRED FROM The FIRM OF ADAMS,
Ill FROST CO. the business will be conducted
under the same name by the under signed.
r BE ADGER.
ETTsEL L. ADAMS.
Z. HORNY FROsT
August lat, 1866. August
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DISSOLUTION OF COPARTNk hSHIP.
TUNHE FIRM OF OIL RK 9RUBER IL THIS DAY
i dissolved by mutual consent. The burin-ss will
be hereafter conducted by GEO. Fl. GRUBER q JAMES
g. MARTIN, under the style Of GRUBER & MARTIN,
who will settle the accounts Of the late
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TO RENT, &c.

Il slRABLE RESIDENCE, No % Ru,ledge Ave ue
recently painted tonaining six square three garret
Ioons @ pantry &c Lot large, with extensive servant
and stable accommodations.
Apply at No. 10 OOMINGaTREpT
August 8 r' s,e.oS
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&c. M. WHITING.

OORONEn AND MAGISrBATB,
III Az REMOvED His OFFICE TO NO, 81 CHAL.
noiNNIs Blaokamth Shop and two doom eaatm Meet.
an85troes u. GAy 10
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ITO RENT, A COnIFORTAB BLE RRaIDFNcP
M ono NO; H. Franklin street Apply at No. II FRANK,
- " Gt, 3F Augustl
INO HEST, THAT MOST DESIRABIE
Il RESIDENCE on Rutledge Avenue opposite Douoh
Ell, =, en- m Apply TO PINoKNEY BROS,
ouS AZ INV North Atlantic Wharf,
'No IL TAN OLD ESTAB iSII ED
ShooEkY STORE and BAR-ROOM, with or with.
OUT Situng Room, aud in part OF the city
Gas nStu'es 90, good cistern and q safe enclosed
For further particulars apply at the corner E.sT
- u O,LilOoN IhtEf. SF August
ENOH RENT LOW, TtD AN APPNOVt n
OF EAST Bay and Inspection strest ping square
rooms ptntry dressing rooms, aud Easements: Lot
eAeehas 10 washington street. with House that Az be
re4Ieo. PlNOKNEY BROS,
oune 20 tur North Atlantic Wbarves
- OOMS To LEF.-IN VERY DIISINa-
BILE part Of the ". and only about Ave ninutes'
Walk from business. THREE HAND ONE UNFUR
NlsHEO ROOMS will be let to you,g m n OF moral
hao's' GOOD reference required. The price will be
low. Address BUSINESS" at this Office.
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WANTS..

NEJANTED. A. PARTNE6, AN INTELLI-
w GENT Business Man, with some capital for ad.
vances on Consignments Apply with name and aodress
ETC., to 8. MERCHANT, care Key Box SO.
.
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HAVING WI1uDRswN

HAVING WI1IIDEawN
IINROM ALL CONS ECTION WITH THE GROCERY
L. Business In September. 1864 tfe snbscri er takes
pleasure In recommending Messrs. GRUBER l. Ma H.
I'm to the former customers of the a.. firm of N NJ
PORTER co an the public, as worthy OF Il cir n
hdence and patronage Mr.. GRUBtR Il having been
twenty t20I continuously with him assistant
given evidence Of their character pacty and applica
tion to business which Is Of ntinuance and
q guarantee of confidence in them being well plac d.
N. NJ. PORTER.
August Wins
1T S.I.UTIuN QF CnPAls'PN ERSHIP.
THE COPARTNERsHIP HERETOFORE FXIsi ING
i under the name rtyle aud m of JOHN 8.
RIGGS Co.. Ia ths day disS9YSds by mptnai consent
Ausus.. J. kAVENEL MAJ BETH.
COPAkTN GRSHI NUTICfE
TNHE UNDERS GNED HAVE THIS DAY FORMED A
u Copartnership for carrying on the REAL SrATE
STOCK BROKERAGE AND GENERAL COMMISSION Il
BUSINESS, under the name and style of MACBEI II l.
RAvENkL. ] RAVENEI MACBEI n -
August ], 1866. DANIEL hAVENRI, Jn
MACBETH & RAVENEL
REAL ESTATE, STOCK BROKERS. AUCT[ONEERS
GENERAL COANISSION MERCEA NTS
ofFIoE-tTATE BANK CORNER BRoAD AND EAST BAY
viii attend to the purchase and sale Uf REAL ES
TATE, STOCKS. BONDS. and all negotiable paper
strictly on commias all articles Of merchan disc
which may he thtru,ted to our -
j. RAVENEL MACBETH. DANIEL RAVENEI, JR
,.,,ps,n,,n aEfkRESoEs
ADAMS FROST CO. R,VENEL CO. w.
Col D L. MCKAY,
August
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NOTICE.
/ HAVE THIS DAY DISPOSED OF MY ENTIRE
l. interest In the DRUG BUSI JESS formerly conduct
d oV me- to MessrB GO 'DRIUH WINEMAN A GO
IhanhinR my former patrons for their liberal patron.
age, take great Pleasure in ndng my succrs
sors. Id. .,...t, - 7 S,,Ea IN
Charleston, Aue=-: lat, 1866. >'' '1"',
August 6tbsA
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CebPAHTSE HIil.I NO OTICU
TGNHB COPAkTNERsHIP HERETOFORE FXISTIN.,
Il under the narns and style Of AUSTIN & ALBEE
mas this day dissolved, according aitcles OF agree
mant. tSigned.l EARLBH AUSTIN U
CHARLES Il. ALBEE.
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THE VNDEH8l1> ED .'f
AS AaSOothTRD. WITH HIM IN TIE PAINT OH,
LII AND GLASS BU>INEIy. Mr. GEORGE W WAR.
hEH The buanrss will he CATER be conducted IN the
name OF ALBRE q WARREN No. "a MARKET.
othEhE f CHARLES Il. ALpkE
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NbTTCF.
W|E HAVE THIS DAP ASSOCIATED WITH Us
w In the FAOTORAGE AND aENERAL COMMITS.
slON BUS1NEsa, Mr.. MIKELL CARROLL.
Our businrs in future will be conducted under tbe
style of LoWNDEs, MIKELL d co.
~ LOANDkS l. MIKRLL. h
august iat 1885, wfmlmo auRuBt e.
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VTANTED, BN ASOUNG MAN, A SITUA-
w TlON In some Wholesale or Retail Dry Goods or
Grocery houses has some knowledge OF the Dry Goods
and thorough knowledge of the Grocery Business hay
Ing been in that business his account. He will
study the interest Of his employer and is willing
make himself generay useful Salary object Best
Of r.fereuces furnished. Address "F." through the
Postofice. or apply at this office. June IL
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VIZ ANTED, A CAPABLE COOK-ONE
w who come we'll recommended and under
stands her business. Apply at HAsEL-sTREET, third
door below Ausou. street Juiy az
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-03-24
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
Confessional Proceedings.

WAsHrxeroS, March 23.-SESArE.- The Sc
nate was occupied nearly all of Its session to-
dav with the case of General Stockton, inyol-
wing the retention of his seat. The Committee
on the Judiciary had previously reported in
his favor. but the question ut Issue was whe-
Their the incumbent could be legally elected TO
the Senate by plurality instead of majority
OF the votes cast by the joint meeting Of the
New Jersey Legislature. The Senate, BY one
majority, retained him in his seat. General
Stockton is Il Democrat, and has thus triumph
ed over his opponents.
HorsE.-The House, by vote of So to 80,
passed n bill authorizing the Secretary Of the
Treasury to exchange Treasury notes, or other
obligations, for bonds, either at home or
abroad-the proceeds of which 10 be nsed only
for retiring the former. The increase of the
public debt is prohibited. Not more than ten
millions of the United States notes may be
retired or cancelled within six months from
the passage of the act, and thereafter not
more than four millions i'll any one month";
The Senate has yet TO act upon this bill.