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OFFICIAL.
OFFICIAL.
Headers. Second Military District, |
CHARLESTON, s. c., May Goth, 1867. !

OFFICIAL.
Headers Second Military District,l
CHARLESTON, 8. c., May Goth, 1867.
GENERAL ORDERS No. 25.]
It appears from sundry petitions and official repre-
sentaons that the present scanty supply Of food In the
Caronas Is seriously dminishe1 by the large quantity
of grain consumed in distleres put up and
worked in defiance of the revenue laws Of the United
States is that few none of the require
ments observed in any Of these estabshments
that the officers OF the internal revenue service while
endeavorng to and collect the whskey tax, are
frequently treated with dts1espect and sometimes
menaced with violence; and that when Offenders are
prosecuted in the civil courts and violations OF the In
erna laws indisputaby proved juries fall to
convict the parties 1t is further shown that this un
lawful traffic makes food dearer In places where large
numbers depending upon public and private bounty
that the Government is, esides, defrsuded OF large
amount Of revenue that the authority Of its civil officers
is brought into contempt and furthermore, that the
mischief complained Of tends to increase poverty dis
order and crime therefore, in the exercise Of the au-
hority vested in the Commanding General 1t Is ordered
that
The distillaton or manufacture Of whiskey other
spirits from gain is prohibited in this Military District
Any person 80 engaged or employed will be deemed gull
1uo posSoonloh va osA5 Va osAAoA
apparatus for this purpose will be considered presump
tive evidence of violation of the Revenue LAVE and the
party parties using the same, whose premises,
or in whose possession the same may be found will be
arrested and brought to trial before military tribunal
composed of the Commanding officer Of the Post and
two officers Of the army next in rank on duty within the
territorial limits of the Post II tho e1gencies of the
service do not permit the detail Of other officers that
fact will be duly certified and the Post Commander will
hear and determine the case
II. The penalties, punishments and forfeitures pre-
scribed by the several acts Of Congress for disng
manufacturing whiskey other spirits in violation Of
the revenue laws will be raposed and executed by the
military tribunals hereby authorized.
Ill No sentence extending tomprisonment forfeiture
of stills liquor other property the imposition Of
fine other penalty will be carried into effect until re-
ported to these and approved by the Com
manding General.
". All troops ofthe United States Magistrates Shers,
Constabes Police and others in authority required
and all citizens solicited to be yigant in detecting
and prompt in giving information of the violation of
these orders. Commanding officers will be held re.
sponsblc for their enforcement,
By command of Major. General D E. S1oKE&
]. W. CLoUs,
Captain 3Sth Infantry,
A.. D. @. l. A. A. A. G.
oflcial ALEXANDER MOORE, Captain 38th Infantry,
Aid-deCamp. w8 May %
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

aSPROPOSAIS- ARMY SUPPLIES OFFICE
CHIEF COMMIssARY SUBSISTENCE, SECOND MIL
ITARY DISTRICT, CHARIERroN, s. G., June Is, 1867
Sealed proposals lin duplicate, will be received by the
undersigned untH l. O'Clock, A NJ Monday, June oath,
1857 at which time hey will be opened for supplying for
the use ofthe United State Army at this Military Post
fresh beef on the block. The beef to be delivered under
the proposed contract must be Of good and marketable
quality In equal proportions of fore and hind quarter
meat tnecks shanks and kidney taow to be eIcuded),
In such quantities may be from time to time required,
and on such days shall be designated by the com.
manding officer.
The contract to be in force for six months or such less
time as the Commissary- General Of Subsistence may
direct commencing on the LIST day Of July, 1857.
Each bid to have consideration must contain the fol-
lowing guarantee of two responsible names, as follows
'rWe the undersigned hereby guarantee that should
the above bid be accepted it shall be duly fulfilled &C
cording to its true purport and condons also, that
written contract with bonds to the amount of ten thou
sand dollars, shall be executed.
printed copy Of this advertisement must be attached
to each proposal which must be enclosed in envelope
addressed to the undergned and endorsed Proposals
for Subsistence Stores"
VIM M BURNS
Brevet Brisadier.General and G. g., o. g. A.
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~OFFICE OF CITY TREASURER,
CHARLESTON, s. G., JUNE IS, 1se7-Holders Of cou.
pons Of the Fire Loan Bonds Of the City Of Charleston
are notified TINT those falling due the first Of July
next will be paid presentation at the office Of Messrs.
J. B. KmTLANp, HILL, TAI.MApaE l. Co., No. SO Pine
street, New York. or at the First National Bank Of
Charleston. r.'
(signed) 8. THOMAS,
June 10 10 City Treasurer.
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ss- CONsIGNEEs PER STEAM SHIP "CHAM-
PIoN" are notified OF the cargo being discharged at
South Adgers Wharf ALI goods uncalled for at sunset
will be stored OF risk and expense Of owners.
STREET BROTHERS co.
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aS- The Friends and Acquaintance OF
the late Mrs ELIZABETH BALLARD, and Of P. ].
BRKEN viii attend the Funeral Of the former, at the First
Baptist Church, Church street. This Morning, without
further invitation, at Eleven O'Clock.
Jnnn i
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June 10

@WE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
E. N. WHITING, Esq, as @ candidate for Sheriff
Charleston Judicia) District at the next election.
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ss NOTICE T) MARINERS. s.-CAPTAINs
AND PILOTS wishn! to anchor their vessels in Ashley
River requested to do anywhere within direct
range Of the heads of the SAVANNAH RAILROAD
wHARvEs, on the Charleston and St. Andrews side OF
the Ashley River by which precauon contact with the
Submarine Telegraph Cable will be avoided.
8. O. TURNER, H. N.
Harbor Masters Office, Charleston, February O. 1866.
Eahr11arY
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THE SUMTER WATCHMAN

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sS THE GRAvEST MALADIEs OF YOUTH
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fFrow the Herdh.l

No man disposed to accept and act upon this
law in good faith can see in it any other than the
clear intent and purpose thus set forth. But we
do not say that any lawyer may not argue around
it or that legal acuteness exercised for the specific
purpose, may not find in it places large enough
For many small men to creep through, Richeleu
could condemn man upon any three lines he had
ever written, and doubt the right sort Of lawyer
can nullfy and defeat the most distinct and posi-.
tive statute that ever declared the will Of ruling
power. It, indeed, requires only very moderate
ability to make bubbles Of any sort. Is the re:
Are legal arguments @ Mt to % deprive It Of it's its Vitality
Does the President, under pretence Of telling the
commanders how to execute the law, intend te
tell them only how to defeat it Evidently that is
just where we stand. This is the evident purpose
now, and it is clear that we are on the eve of new
troubles. Above ALL it is clear that reconstruction
cannot go forward until we have another Execu.
tive. How long shall that be9 This is now the great
question for the country to consider. We have
the Presidents platform in the two opinions we
know what to expect from him, and we ought to
determine at once what shall be done.
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From New York,

NEW YORK, June 3.-The Herald has special
from Hearts Content stating that the broken cable
has been spiced and communication re-estab-
ished.
Venezuela advices report the safe arrival at
Guayma Of Q schooner loaded with emigrants from
Wilmington, N. O.
The Times has the following; "Santa Apns
landed st Vera Cruz on the 4t6, and was compelled
to re-embark, and proceeded to Sizal, where he
was captured by the Liberals, tried by court mar
tial, and sentenced to be hanged on the 9th. No
further particulars. g ~
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PHILADELPHIA, June 2O.-The Varieties Theatre
was burned to-day. The audience was fortunately
small, and escaped with some bruises in providing
out. subsequently the falling walls killed SIX
certainly, and probably more are buried IN the
ing. ,..-,-
wounded from last nights fire.
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The Greenville MOuntaineer

rs PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY, AT 81 so PEI;
year. in advance. Advertisements inserted at usual
rates g. T. ELFORD,
May 10 Editor and Proprietor
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HIPPIN N G /.

WANTED IMBIEDIATELY, two
KIN VESSELS TO LOAD LUMBER.
ANN Apply to JOHN THEO. GETTY,
- No. 48 East Bay
June
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[Frous the Tn.es.l

We can only repeat the hope, we have more than
once expressed that the President will not follow
this advice. II he acts upon it at all, it can only
be as adyice,-for as We have. e.sought to show in
another article, it has upon him no binding au-
thority whatever. Whatever may be the cogency
Of the to clinical reasoning Of the Attorney General
land we confess it is very strong), the Presidents
attention ought to be gi7en-as that Of the pub
lie will be-to the practical execution of the law
in completing the work OF reconstruction; and
that depends FAR more on the actual and COM
plete authority Of the Generals in their re-
speotive districts than upon any technical con-
structiops of the law. Their moral influence and
consequent usefulness very much depend upon the
realization Of the fact that they are in manner
absolute-that their power to dispose Of faithless
or obstructive officials is as complete as their pow
or to preserve the peace-and that their acts are
not subject to reversal by distant political authori
ty. Let it be once understood that the General Is
mere subordinate, whose superior is ready to
listen to The complaints Of persons whom the Cen
eral has for cause removed, and from that moment
the enemies OF the law will take fresh courage, and
the work Of reconstruction will be very seriously
impeded.
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From the Commercial Aduertiser.l

we cannot, therefore, but regret that the Att0r-
M as sRa sfSrpg nf e. h I i n ae ha ss
is better, in pur Judgment "to bear the ills" of
military reconstruction, than to provoke others.
We would not willingly furnish pretext for the
reassembling Of Congress, thus unleashing the
blood-hounds Of "Impeachment," "Con6scation"
and Gland Distribution" As we stand, Stevens,
lack the power to work mischief. But If the Presi
dent, acting upon tho opinion Of the Attorney
General, removes Sheridan, the
"Accursed and unquiet wranglng dsys''
will return.
The work OF reconstruction was progressing,
and reunion in SOME, or indeed III any, form, is
better than perpetual warfare.
tBrom the Eueaing Post,l
There is too great haste, II seems 10 us, among
anew upon the reconstruction question. We adj.
wise the people to keep cool, The President has
not refused or neglected to execute the law; his
official opinion is that it is despotc act; doubt
less he will make it's execution little hurtful to
the other side, the generals in command are
men who may be trusted to maintain 'peace
and good ORDER" When they attempt, after
their military fashion, more than the law au-
thorizes, they ought 10 be warned and cautioned
to keep to their business. For the -aas, registta
in the Southern States and unless the impracti-
in concert with the impracticable and un-
ruly politicians In the Southern States,
overthrow all that has been accomplished, all the
States will be represented in tho long session Of
Congress, to the very great benefit Of the country.
That is what the mass Of the people want, what
they are impatiently waiting for, and we advise
political schemers either North or South, to stand
out of the way.
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Warrington News.

WARRINGTON, June 2O.-The President leaves
Northward in the morning.
Prominent citizens of New Orleans have tele-
graphed to the President, urging King, of the
Times, for the Mexican mission.
Close relations between Thomas 8. Smoot and
the wife Of Henry John son were interrupted by
the husband, who shot Smoot twice in the head.
Smoot died in half an hour.
Gen. Longstreet has been pardoned.
The Russian treaty has been officially promul-
gated.
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The New York Press ON tho Attorney
Generals Opinion.
The following are extracts from our New York
exchanges of Monday, referring to the Attorney
Generals opinion as to the powers Of the military
commanders in the South:
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the opinion-this is not the construction intended
and The country. In this respect the At
torney-General is dishonest. he. is par
an t the counE
trust the President He seems to have the
fatal facility Of laundering, Of getting himself
and his friends into trouble, Of bringing peril to
the country. Nothing seems to annoy film 30
much as peace. We believe he means, if he dares,
Congress-, and bring up from the pit of sin and
iniquity the shameless policy" by which he
sought to deprive race Of its dearly-earned
rights. We must show him that he dare not.
self again to reconstruction, We must make this
bill so plain that Stanbery may understand it,
and 30 comprehensive that the President cannot
escape it's execution. We regret that the Admin
istration has forced another issue upon the coun-
try. We must promptly meet it.
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Richmond News.
From Philadelphia.

HeG1strauon In MaryIands
BALTIMORE, June Registration will open in
this city on Monday.
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TELEGRAPHIC.
Our Cable Dispatches.

CossrAsTrop1E, June ia collective note
Goyernments WAS presented to the Porte on Sat
urday last urging suspension Of hostiities in
the island Of Gambia, and recommending that an
inquiry be made into the grievances Of the Cretans
TO be conducted by joint Commission appointed
<by the Great Powers and the Sublime Porte.
LoNpoN-Noon-June 20.-Consols 94l; United
States Bonds IS.
LryERpooI- 2O.-Cotton tending
down; Uplands LII; Orleans LIZ; sales 5000 bales.
Corn SIS. Cd. Pork 74s. Tallow 43s.
LryERpooL. June 30 P. Motion declined !;
Middling Uplands III. Lard declining, Sd.
L1vKRpooL, June 20-Evening Cotton contin-
ued dull, closing Uplands LII; Orleans LIZ.
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WE ARE OFFERING OUR STOCK OF SUMMER
CLOTHING comprising LINENS, FLANNELs AND
LIGHT WEIGHT WooLLEN, at prices which cannot
fail to satisfy all who are seeking to buy GOOD GOODS
CHEAP The larger part of our Stock we manufacture
in our own workshops, which we warrant in every
respect.
We give below some Of our leading prices
LINEN SACKS at. y, and
LINEN PANTS 81 20, 6O and
LINEN VESTS at. 81 30 and
CHECK CASHMERE SUITS. SACK, PANTS AND
VEST. 80
GREY FLANNEL SUITS, SACK, PANTS AND VEST. ST
CHECK LINEN SUITS, SACK, PANTS AND VEST. SO
CHECK MARsELLEs SUITS, SACK, PANTS AND
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BLACK ALPACA SACKS. S250 to
LIGHT WEIGHT CASHMERE SUITS in fancy mix
lures, and solid colors, and BLACK DRESS SUITS
all our own make, at very low prices.
FURNISHING GOODS, adapted to the season
WHITE SHIRTS, four qualities. ....s2 6O,3, and
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the REFORM QUESTION.
Joh- Bright on the Derby Resolution.

JOhc Bright the Derby Resolutions.
On February IS the following letter read pub
lie meeting held at Bradford the government reform
resolutions the Secretary of the Bradford Branch the
National Reform Union having transmitted Mr. Bright
resolutions adopted by the Branch criczng the gov
eminent REFORM
Nes RocHDAiE Feb 16 1867.
DEAR SIa-I think your resolutions very good. The
taken by the government insult House,
and gyuss offence the whole body OF rcformers the
country. cannot say what the House will do or what
the liberal party in the House will do till after the nice
ing which Is called for Thursday next
The administration Is bitterly hostile reform. When
IN opposition this was abundantly proved and Is con-
rmed by its since its accession to Office Il has
not the honesty the courage to pronounce boldly
against reform but seeks murder the and the
question by contrary TO Parliamentary usage.
and odous tae sight Of alt honest II the House
join ia the guof this proceeding 1t will only add TO the
dis.rust with which Is regarded by vast multi
tudes OF the people in ali parts OF the country.
You arc right IN holding meetings. and In every town
and village meetings should be held. Already they
have been held more generally and more numerously
the effect lIItle far may judge from the
action Of the administration; and whether
effect / cannot undertake to say But / ven
ture to say thisthat government unmindful of the
opinion expressed clearly IN the great centres OF our
population, is running the country in great peril II
meetings have effect II the open and almost universal
expression OF opinion has power on the admnisra-
people viii seek othsr chGnneIs with pteso 70 ota and
The rights schch cont mpfuonsIy denied
Mem III am wrong in believing this, then history Is .
lie from the beginning, and We have all been mistaken
in estimate OF the out Of which many Of the
great deporable transactions II has recorded have
sprung
ton OF opinion is contemplated, and suppose other
parts Of the country will have something 10 say TO
Administration which sbdicates its functions, and
ready 10 betray both Queen and people, that IL may
remain In Office for another session. am With great
respect yours truly, JOHN BRIGHT.
The secretary Of the Bradford Branch of the Reform
Union
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PERSONAL INTELLIGENCE.

Colonel W. d. Mann, Of Mobile: Edward Carlson Of
Philadelphia; A. B. Van Slyke, Of Wisconsin; VIM.
shields OF San Francisco. and H. Becker. Of Yokohama
are stopping at the Metropolitan Hotel t
+. d. Archibald, OF Nova Scotia: +. II. Odisone,
Oliver Ames and B. Hayes, Of Boston, stopping at
the Brevoort House.
General H. l. Robinson. Of the United States Army liz
stopping at the st. Denis Hotel
Col no Chafel Of the French army; Robert Carter Of
Newport and B. Lapham, or Rhode Island, are stopping
ut the Everett House. .NN MNe tpe1
Colonel W. l. Grant, Of Kentucky; Edward Cooper, OF
Tennessee; II. G. FAINT, Of Richmond, Va; d. Phelps,
OF San Francisco, c. Allyn Of Hartford stop
ping ut the Fifth Avenue Hotel.
captain W. c. Rogers, OF Boston; Lieutenant Com
mander OKane, OF the United States Navy; Colouei =
Lincoln Casey, OF tho United States Army, and b.
Renaud OF Montreal stopping at the Hoffman House
Colonel r. Fowler OF Chicago; Charles Knapp, Of
New Jersey and Congressman J. b. Alloy, Of Boston,
Mass, arc stopping al the Asa0r House.
IL will he . Of pleasure 70 the numerous frends
OF Commodore Cadwalader Rnggold, Upited States
Navy know that he has been promoted to the rank
OF Rear Admiral for mertorous conduct during the
In n Wur