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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-04-24
aSODA WATER !.

fbHE UNDERSIGNED WILL CONTINUE TO DIS
theri Wenmown stands. No, &c HAsEL STREET, DO
tWeen KING and Meeting Streets No. 42sH KING STREET
via f11uct G2nrd Housol, and of tho head OF OENTEI
MARRET, northwest corner. !, -. - ---
Dfuggtstl and others wfsiing to DO hnpplod wifi
Fonntains or syrups, md dealers desIrina Fountnns
charged VIII be accommodated upon reasonable
ea.Ine- tt.'iL Is.i34ri t.i.. K !f".I.s.
Steamers, Hotels Restaurants and private families
tnfnished With superior Article Of bottled Soda in quan
We arc agents for the sale OF j. Mor SONS Justly
fol sSds WseT apparatus consisting
Dfs, fountanS harbln jDrnught, Stands Silver Plated
hef1gesadn8 pFaught Stands, Tumbler Holders aud ali
a bs nsesssy for the menuaeturso sods wator
Hc.a IN Soda Water throughout Tho State desitf,,r
en apparatus Will do we'll to examine tho inertia o
MoIse Appantus, before purchaane eese nhero! ~ -
description catalogue and prics list sent to any address
upon application to JOHN BUCK CO., Charleston : :
Mhe appreciating the very liberal patronage extended
during tho past 80 SON. fha strive to mort liz
'ts.5 iTt'ss y - +tsy y0HN4 nTTNH 4-3I.s =
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srorl WEhB q Co., No. as7 Kim; stroot, respect respect
fnuy inform their friends sad the public that tey
si receive ct par for the no.t ton days. bills ro.
eovaPie Of tho State Of sonh Carolina In exchange
'0f ary so8ds' 81; vf3 g
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r.. II. H.

Arc synonymous with Health. Strength and Yisor
Tho secret win be revealed BY investing In bottle o
,PAEKNrF's H2PATIo DITTKRs. For sale BY ali
Druggists. I. . W, /, Il. is "
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to state that offence will DO taken and the ci.
zcns Of tho Upper Wards appreciate their endcay-
ors TO keep down tho pcrapiration. by refcrenGo
to their advertisement it will bo scen that not only
the Neck leo House but those on Market and Meet
ing streets arc in full operation and ready TO gve
cooling 10 all comors
The soUrn CAEoLISA SocHrr.-This ancient and
honorable society celebrated yesterday, its 1sOth
anniversary, in splendid dinner, prepared by
TUILY, at their hall OH Meeting street. The fol-
lowing officers were elected for tho ensuing ycar
Hon. WILLIAM .. PORTER, Steward.
Hon Hon GilARLEs LIES, MACBETH Sp M sopier Warden.
FRANCIS LANCE, Clerk. ''''' "'"'
EVAN EDWARDS. Treasurer
LEE HOWARD aud JAMES g. JERyEY, conatsL,es.
GsTeS Inanno on CssSmRsa;d sc ,Yead0n Ier
mcr. Rov. ". u. Yates. James Copes.
EPISCOPAL ELECTIONS IN CHEnAw.-Thc follow
ing wore tho Easter Episcopal elections Of ST..
David's Church, Chcraw:
wARDEsa
j. GILLESPIE T.EpowE.
vEsTnrNEy.
o. KoLLooK. Nv. HARRINGTON.
DELxoArEs CONVENTION.
". GoDFREf. ". \. DENTON.
AT AN election held this day Mt Mount Pleasant,
for Vcstrymen and Wnrdous OF ST. Anirow's
Church, Christ Church Parish, tho following
rnntlomnn dull, alA.t nl --:---- :--
yEsrnySEN. {, ENsE
DIR. J. E. DAWSON. N- Dr.. p T. DONNEAU.
DIR. E NJ. ROYAL P. E PORCHER t1# 4
ELIAS VENNISG. II. 3. YENNING,
L. A. McOAETs. ~
wAnDEss. :: 20. III = =
EDWARD Q. HALL, FERDINAND GnEGoRIR
DELEGATES TO CONVENTION.
DIR. j. E DAWSON. DR.. p. T. BoNNEAU.
.a 80 ELIAS VESNING. ~
ST. JAMES GOOSE CREEK CHURCH..
wanDErs
p @. STONE I'll 'sal E N. DAYEARD. I.
~ 5:yEsrnY. ~
JOHN E. oAKEW.y. IJ.A. TENNEsr. -, M
r j. PoRCHBR. WTENhENT.s = -.
B. j. VITALITY. .l-,...F. ~ s.
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In has become provorbinl that those laboring un-
der bronchial Affections arc moro saneuino OF
cure moro buoyant with hope, than sufferers from
othor diseases. It is wise provision Of nature in
assisting to overthrow tho complaint which Ia slow
ly, gradually undermining the systom. PacroRA1,
bAtsl ms gained most favorable notor1oty In ,,,y
trt atment of all diseases Of the Lupgs and ia NOW
prescribed by our most eminent Physicians. For
sale by all druggists.
WI DoWIE NOISE, Agents. .5aT
GOODRICH, WINEIIAN & CO., Agents. T
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AUCTION SALES.

- mILLIGhE & SON,
VIII sell THIS DAY. tho 18th inst, at Frasors Wharf,
nt II O'Clock.
deep o' = ~' ~
OPsn Flat, Sa feet long. 10 feet widc 81 feet deep
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DISTRICT CorRT PoR BRRKLEY DISTRICT, held at
Mount Pleasant, Hon. F. D. RIonAnDsos presiding,
AtousTRE T. snYTuE, Esq, acting Attorney
Goneral-Tho cascs tried woro mostly for assault
and battery, larceny, &c., and the proceedings
woro not. of any general interest. .l.f ;!
Tho Slate us. DICK HAYwAnp end la 70 Wa11TEi.
Larceny. Guilty. '.i' Y ,2E:t
MmEs, alias cAlEB, Assault md Battery and
Larceny. Chilly. .t, :.a 'f.i,f
CASTLE WAifEhs, two indictments for Larceny.
Guilty..Ea ~ ~ %sl. x .at s l.i =,
SIMON BEAN, ;HERcu1Es Comps, and PRINCE
hAnsH, Malicious Trospass and Larceny. Guilty
Of first. I'll. n sifU. = :.
NOSES dADsDuN, two indiotments for Larceny.
Guilty. . b 5' 55 ls5 y Il. = -is =.
Henry WnIaHT, two indictments for Malicious
Trospass. Guilty. z :. Y .i, s}i$..h .i.2 'ie
MunpHY PHELAn, Assault and Battory. Guilty.
JENNIE CoopEn, Larceny. Guilty. rt 'ss'I.
Z JULY GEDDIs, Larceny and Receiving stolon
Gpods.: Guilty OF last. a,..lg;E :, :'rfi
THOMAS DAsaEBY1RLD and FnID. BROAD, Lpr-
cony. Continued. is. r,A
CouRT OF ApPEA1s m CoLuaB1A.lTho Phoenix
furnishes tho following report Of tho proceedings
on the 22d. '4ltsS = J: aIii =, !:
: LEoAL.-In tho Court OF Appeals, on tho 22ti.
A''iouiiScta III Ho iol'OWlnB casU1 :
John Jenkins, convicted Of murder at Charleston.
ads. tho State. z, Opinion delivered BY Iyu1IIa,
Judge. Now trial refused. Sentenced by Iao1l1s.
Judge, to be hanged juno a. ( K a. 81 - 4 !.
!, JOHN B. RIoas, ads. LAwREsoH j. wITsr1l,. opin-
lon delivered by wAnDLAw, Judge. Now trial
grantol. t&sT E I; n r (
The Northeastern Railroad Company, ads. ois.o- oii.
LINE PonoHEn. Opinion blythe Obief Jus tice, no
tioR for new trial di8m lssod lF Gl3S s
The Charleston docket boinss disposed Of, tho
Northern Circuit, next in order, was callod.
The bref the ense Of g. b. LAMAR, et ~. us
tho Ereoutors OF NJ A. PEAY, was read by Messrrs,
RroS g MooASrs, Solicitors for tho executors an.
pellants, until the hour Of adjournment. \. @' i
srorL WEhD 4 Co., as5 KIM; stroot, respect
fnuy inform thoir frionds sad the public that tey
o.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-01-12

II E Il Do U II r T. E r s.
@aloott untb 2e9elbabn,
3. @trabe, ~eeeenaber bem alien nnerteax- 3@1fe
st.. Yau1, Mtnu.
81. rnt.r,ttar ete ma&t BEN leetrten te1tf&en 9u-
Nttum lae.hur& teIanRt, BAT Ct fpebex etueu neue1
Saloon nebf 3e8elbabn
erTfnet lat.
aRtt Beg !S.sra& e.nns. .sat e sar4 sas erttee: eests-
narsea in 6taxte 1t. temibt iein pirs. I'd tes aget-
metnRe a9etlpsueu III R&e.u, label Ct 3xm 0efx@ tetaeS
q. o.. 6oaterma1n.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-01-12
uutpn &ptel,
@de Der @abai@am< urb 4ten Stra6e
ppn ~. Qunfenhetmer>

Neucrbaut, etrdumts, NIT trteu nnb freuublt&en
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Retfenten pig herrlt@a ten 9eaxemli&tetten neben cut
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ben garmern n%amentlt$ ~ enapfeb1en:
Retfenbe unh heren @ep6d perbex fret ssx una ndM
tr Qanhana ~bef6,btrt.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-01-12

UNITED STATES SALOON.
(neben benz 3ope< Gneiae~ 9o1ft.1
Drttte StraBe, ct. Yarl.
mt1belut @onntae, Gt0eutbduaer.
rIuufuurs fbel unb {ans fouet">
go betbts bet NIT. 70 fpxt wte frIt.
@pnnta8 unb Altdg ieber ;3rit,
@tebt Gu& Elm i&u1adbat Mal bereit.
2iquor, Beer, @tiu 3u1t 2abetrant,
unb Men Elm inn ter @@6pbettsbraua
pintrettt CUR 9ffce bee Barber,
Der trttt bloc etn In raeine &bIr,
Gin @&rttt ua& re&t9 febt er f@ taua
rnb If TN Nu efx f41ner @ann.
al @{IbeIm @pnxtaa.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1867-12-07
n. R. PARRIsH. EDIToa.
10 AUTHORIZATIONS

The law of Tennessee requires Admins
traitors TO publish insolvent notices in a
newspaper. A written notice carries out
neither the spirit or letter of law, but it does
no injustice to all interested parties and lays
the Administrator liable for damages to all
who are losers by his non-conformity with
the law. We quote from the code Of Ten
nessee, section 2, $50:
The Clerk (of the 'ounty Court : \ \
shall make an order upon the executor or
administrator, to give notice by ADVERTISE
ment in some newspaper published within
the State, and also at the court house door of
the county, for all persons having claims
against said estate TO appear and file the
same, authenticated in the manner pre-
scribed BY law, on or against a day to be
fixed IL such notice, which shall not be less
than three nc, more than six months after
the datc % notice; and any claim not fled
on or before the day axed5, or before a., a, an
preparation of the funds of the State is
made shall be forever barred both IN law
and equity
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be borne IL mind that. by makieg legal
tender aud bank notes convertible into coin
or It's equivalents their present specie gaIae
eeuid be enhanced ICE per cent Iisa
varied issues Il our bonds and the gold apd
paper interest of the same IS alluded 70 as
some length The President declares that
equal and exact justice requires that ~ tae
eEeaitors Of the Government should - paid
Ia a currency Of equal value--nut gold tor
measure ct retiring our paper currency. so
that gold and silver mar cease to be articles
OF trdiHci and return to eur avenues oil
trade i6 is unreasonable to expect q return
to sound currency so long rs the Govern
ment, by continuing to Issue irredeemab4e
notes, fills the channels of circulation with
deprecated paper. The alteHts0n Of Gon-a
gress IS earnestly invited to the necessity Of
a revision of cur revenue systela, and q re-
ductiOn IN the number af Articles taxed Is
urged The President says peace has been
secured with the Indians, but that lie has 40
official details fr0m Commissioners.
The reports of the Interior, Treasury
War aud Pest Office Departments are briefly
alluded to, but the figures have been pub
lished already.
Regarding foreign affairs, tie PrssfdeHt
says Mexico Is relieved from foreign inter
vention, and peace again reigns IN Central
n
were creditably represented at the Paris
Exposition, and at the General Conference
Of Nations the universal system Of gold
coinage was agreed on
Of the Alabama oidms the President
speaks rs follows: No arrangement has
been reached for the settlement ef claims
for British depredatiehs upon the ccmmerc6
of the United Stotes. have felt It nay duty
10 decline the proposition Of arbitration
made by her Majesty Government. because
It has hitherto been accompanied by reseT-
vatiens and limitations incompatible with
the rights, honor and interest of our coun-
try. 1t is not be apprehended that Great
Britain viii persist iH her refusal to satisfy
the just aud reasonable claims which in-
wolves the sacred principle Of noH-interVen-
tion, principle henceforth not mere i'm
portant to the United states than 10 all
other commercial nations. The President
saws that Il treaty has been concluded with
the King Of Denmark for the eession Of the
Island Of St Thomas and st. Jehns to the
United States The President asks pay for
Alaski Of Congress.
The President concludes as sollows; The
abuse of our laws By eiandestine pEosseu-
ton Of the African slave trade from Ameri-
can ports, or by American citizens, has al-
together. ceased, and under existing circuIE-
stances no approximations of its reFigal IN
this part Of the world are entertained
Under these circumstances it becomes o
question whether we shall not propose to
Her Majesty's Government Suspension or
discontinuanee Of the stipulati0ns for main
tanning naval force for the suppression Of
that trade. ANDREw JOHNSON
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1867-12-07

Havana letters state that fifty towns in
Porto Rico suffered from the late hurricane,
and in addition to the loss of two hundred
lives, three thousand six hundred families
were rendered houseless. The loss Of life
in St Thomas will exceed one thousand.
The appalling number Of seven hundred and
sizty-three bodies have been washed ashore.
Many bodies had to be buried to prevent
putrifaetion. Several vessels were wrecked
al Martinique The letter adds that the
island of Tortola suffered severely; not
house remains Trees were torn up by the
roots, and crops destroyed Later advices
renew the report that the island had been
visited by an earthquake and completely
submerged If this be true, the loss Of life
must have been awful, as the island has ten
thousand Inhabitants The earthquake
must have been the largest thing of the kind
on record, for the island is twelve miles long,
and it's main feature Is range of hills,
which are-or were not long agO-sixteen
hundred feet high
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1867-12-07

Yer the Boliysr Bsllstia.l
MR- EDITOR-The accompanying poera is
selected by admiring friends. who desire to
see it republished in our @town paper. I"
It's author, though somewhat unknown to
fame, has herein drawn picture Of domes-
tic sorrow, so beautiful and exquisite in
5 ntiment It deserves to be read by all who
appreciate purity and love: J.JD
5OsA WAPPY.
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A young fellow recently fell desperately
in love with an actress Of one Of the minor
theaters, and with his opera glass conveyed
intimation of the state Of his heart. She
was not inseusible The next day he sent
a messenger with an enormous nosegay to
the actress. The mother opened the door
and glanced Grst at the nosegay, and next at
themessengers other hand, then she fFowned
and asked Well, where is the bracelet?
+" Madame, I amt got no bracelet" Then
90 tell the man who sent you here, that my
daughter and I are virtuous, unmarried
Iadies.
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Diss5Ialion Of Partnership.

Bv mutual consent Dir JACOB H0FF-
HEINER has VithdFan Rom the halse e q. j. HQd-
heiuer tasng eject from ssrte1aseE ls5 An deas 4u-
ata should &c undersigned and AL tne
alisEss auHged y Them AHe business vil bs cons
taGed heeataf9re, under lhe tgic
Erale NATHAN H9EFIIBIA AEN co..
e.ffereh7s Issn- seTt. ~ is.
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Central Committee on Democratic
Organization.
NASHVILLE, November %, 1867

NASHVILLE, November D, 1867.
In compliance with the resolutions adop-
ted by the meeting held in the Market House
of this city on Saturday, the 9th inst, the
gentlemen named below have been appoin-
ted by the Chairman as the Central Demo
cratic Committee of the State of Tennessee !:
Hon. JAMES WHITwoRTH, Chm.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1867-12-07

Hard on 06fcers.-The Hayersack Of
the Land we love, is guilty Of the f9llowing
unkindness to shoulder straps:
q private in Company +, of one Of the
North CaFolina regiments, was giving his
friends at home an account Of a very fierce
fight oE the Peninsula. lie said: We
were marching through thick wood to
flank a portion Of the enemy. and just as
we entered the edge Of an old field three or
four Yankee batteries opened on Us atshort
range with grape and canister such storm
II never saw since-I was bern. The colonel
shouted out, Lie down and down we fell
quick; bat the dirt and gravel few all over
US. the limbs fell on US, and there was not a
thing IN the world to shield US from the ter
rible storm, and we had to just lie still and
take It.
Why didn't you get behind a tree z
suggested deeply interested listener. Tree
the devil exclaimed company +, there
s0asn' trees eHongh far tic o6icers -
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1867-12-07

Ben. Butler, mean as he is, is striving to
redeem portion of what he lost during the
warl On the 9th ult. he made speech in
Congress and wound up with the following
platform, which, by-the-by, is a very broad
one, and upon which thousands upon
thousands of better men than the Beast are
standing
Ist The payment of the principal of
bonds in greenbacks, where not stipulated to
be paid in coin.
ID In the withdrawal Of the National
Bank note currency, and the substitution OF
greenbacks.
Sd. The reduction o oftaxation and retreneh-
ment in expenditures.
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Family Groceries,

All Of vhieh VIII sold At very Is prices we
be Persons vishing buy greatly
their gve purchasing elsewhere
SEWBERN. TATE co.
s4ntaaaler 18th. 1867. ~
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Association.-W are made better, nobler,
by the society of the good and the noble.
Perhaps Of. ourselves urable to think high
thoughts and without the bold warmth that
dares generously, we catch by degrees some
thing Of the mounting spirit, and Of the
ardor proper to the stronger souls with whom
we live famiiiarly, and become the sharers
and imitators of virtues to which we could
not have given birth. The devoted courage
of leader turrs his followers into heroes
the patient death Of one martyr infames in
thousand slumbering bosoms zeal answer
ing to his own.-ProE Wilson.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1867-12-07

Why Is ieafer ifi i newspaper 0tHce liEe
shade tfee Because sge ire gsad when 10
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1867-12-07

An editor TINS logically nudges his de-
Iinquent sabscrbers We don't want
money desperately bad, but our creditors DO,
and no doubt they owe you. if you pay
US, wei pay them and they i pay yeH
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1867-12-07

On tie Goth ut he United states Seaats
confirmed the following appointments
G. Hunt IS Governor 81 CaieEad5. and Colo
nel Horace Capron rs Commissioners of
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1867-12-07

The Tennessee Lee. Stature has passed an
act changing the time q holding she Circuit
Courts Of Fayette and shelby counties The
times of boldingth the Circuit court for Eayette
county are, the second Mondays IN March,
July and November. those of Shelby the
fourth Mondays in January, May aud Sep
temher
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TEnRrBLE ExpLosgox-A Liverpool tel

TERRIBLE EXPLOsIoN--A Liverpool tele'
gram, dated the 2sth Of last month says
While the steamer BrueboIia, which plies
between this port and Greece, was leaving
port, about noon today one Of her boilers
exploded with q loud report that was dis
tinctly felt throughout the city Thirty-three
persons were killed outright. and many
others injured. The steamer was entirely
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1867-12-07

Why are ladies dresses abont the HalEt
Ike q general meetings i5scaase there Is 9
gathering there.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1867-12-07

WHY IS well trained horse hiza q BET
nsvoIent man HIe stops ~ fhc souaa 81
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1867-12-07

a number Of young men, residents Of
Water Valley, Miss, have organized brass
baud Good-uasEc
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1867-12-07
By D. N, NoIh.

lCasa wappy the selfeonferred pet infant
snatched awsy after very brisE ilness-
Andh.ss thou sought thy heavenly home.
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+ published Every Saturday,

ADFERTISING-One Square Of ten Hines or less 81 q,
eaeh subsequent in ssrtiSn 80 coats; Iocl
Notices ~ cents per line.
New-York tribune., 1867-07-31
THE EXCHANGE OF PRISONERS.

.SoTuFp LETTER FROM EX-COMMIsSIoNER
OULD.
Gen. Robert Ould has written the following
letter to one of the editors of The National InteH
genoer:
MY DEAR SIR: have read the remarkable discussion
in the House. Mr. Edrdge is substantially right In what
he said Ioered early in August to deliver al the slck
and wounded prisoners had without requiring equiya
lents for them would have made the offer earlier but
for the fact that considerable time before had
made an offer OF exchange man for man. to which could
sget 10 response. waited for response until early In
August and failing TO receive one, then made tho oer
above named at the time urging haste on the part
OF the United states Government the mortality among
the Federal prisoners very great During the ll
again and again urged haste giving the same reason
informed the Federal authorities that IL they would
send transportation for 1900 men TO the mouth OF
the Savannah would furnish that number OF sick
with well prisoners. did not require corresponding
delivery OF prisoners though expressed the desire
nof only ready but anxious to make this delivery. 1t
was our purpose well our Offer 10 continue the de-
oners and upon the mentioned that is. without
requiring equivalents %as s
In that month some 5000 prisoners 10 the mouth Oh inc
savannah River and receTed & oyer N 1S IN m
hsIo9p' discosed Most, il not ali of them, had been
Emira and Baltimore many between Baltimore ore
and Savannah do not believe ten per cent OF tho
number are alive All these facts are known 70
Federal officers Rebels may lie but yet the fact is uy
established by other evidence that ihe Federal autnor
ties sent 5000 and received $4,000 They would have re-
ceived more If there had been accommodation Why was
TRANSPORTATION sent TO Savannah for the prisoners unless
had agreed to deliver them Why 1900 delivered
and only 5000 received if insisted on Receiving o9ua
ents There nothing in the published correspondence
referred TO by Gen Butler which, in manner contests
any one OF the facts have mentioned Gen. Mul1oru
will sustain everything have herein written He is
of honor and courage, and Iuo not think VIII hesl
you 10 make an appeal 10 him. IL has become ques
tOn of veracty Gen. Butler says the proposition was
made Ia the FALL and that 1000 prisoners were devere
II was August, and $4,000 were delivered III you
will get POllard Lost Cause and refer TO the ohapter
or exchange there will find the whole question ac-
curaey stated Every word OF the chapter Is true so lar
Subscription by Treat Co OF NewYork. You can make
public any portion of this letter defy contradiction as
10 any statement have made. and challenge scrutiny
will prove every by Federal testimony. VINO then'
is responsible for tho suffering OF Andersonyile during
the period Of its deadly mortality from August to
Jaluaryi Yours, truly, 40 OOLD