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OFFICIAL.
Headquarters, Second Military District, |
sCHARLEsToN, 8. c., April 18th, 1867. !

Headquarters, Second Military District
gcHAnLEsroN, s. c., April 18th, 1851
ESPECIAL ORDEas, No. 21.l
It having become apparent that justice to freedmen
cannot be obtained in the civil courts within the military
post of Aiker, 8. Co. consisting Of Edgehe,d and Barn
well Districts, Provost Court Is hereby estabshed at
the post Aiken Co. to consist of LIST Lieutenant WI
LIAM STONE 18th U g. Infantry presiding, together with
I'ouEnrI 5ru o. g. Cavalry and A.
RAMSAY Esq., of Edgefeld District 8. c.. associates
IL The court mall have jurisdiction of any case to
which person of color is party except murder, arson
and rape Sentences imposing fnes exceeding one hun
dred ($10O dollars. or imprisonment exceeding two
months will not be executed until approved at these
Headquarters. Tho court win carefully observe AZ re-
quireens OF G. O. TO- current SERIES from these Head
quarters.
III The provost court may upon application Of any
person of color sued prosecuted in any civil court in
Edgehed or Barnwe District order the transfer Of such
case to the provost court.
w. The proceedings of the court in each case will be
forwarded to the post commander for revision and appro
vail appeals these Headquarters ON the decision of
the post commander will not be considered unless
compsnied by printed arguments OF the parties their
counsel
v. The compensation of the civilian Judge Judges
will be four dollars day; the court may employ clerk
ut compensation, not exceeding three dollars day md
purchase stationary AL the expense OF the court must
be paid out Of the funds accrng from fines and costs
paid by parties tried before il.
VI At the end Of cach month return of all fines and
expenditures with vouchers, will be made by the court
the post commander and by him forwarded to these
Headquarters.
VII. So much of General ordsrs No. 1O2, Department
of the South a. 30 49, 49, S. So and &C. Department OF
South Carolina. series of 1855; General Orders Nos
and 81 Department Of South Carolina and Circular No.
Department Of the South, serics Of 1885, as does
conflict with this order, is still in force -
BY command of Mnjor-General D. E. s1oKIEs.
]. w. CLOUs,
Captain 38th U. 8. Infantry,
A. D. c., & A. A. A. G..
Official ALEXANDER MOORE, Aid-de-Camp
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BUSINESS NOTICES.
Auction Sales This Day.

AUCLIOn SdlcS Dhys
jaw KNOX will sell this day, at their sales room,
No. 1873 Meeting street. opposite Pavilion Hotel at 10
o'clock, dry goods, straw goods, &c.
". Y. LErrcH R. S. BRUINS will sell this day, at -
O'Clock, on KERR's Wharf, for R1s1.EY CREIGHTON,
moasses and sugar; also damaged peas account of
underwriters and all concerned.
A. ABRAHAas & Sons will sell this day, at their sales
room No. IS Hayne street. at 10 o'clock lot clothing,
mosquito netting dry goods, &c. -.
Thirty Years Experience of an Old Nurse.
MRS. wNsLoW's SOOTHING SYRUP is the prescrip-
ton of Of the best female physicians and nurses in
tho United States and has been used for thirty years with
neverfailins safety and success by millions of mothers
for their children. 1t relieves tho child from pain,
cures dysentery and diarrha gripping in the bowels,
and wind coc. By giving health to tho child 1t rests
the mother.
Be sure and call for
'MRS. wINsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP"
Having the fac sinte Of "CunTIs PERKINS" on the
outside wrapper. ALI others are base limitations
For sale by DowIE NOISE. NO. 161 Meeting street,
opposite the Charleston Hotel
April % stuth3
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soda WATER

ETlHE UNDERSIGNED WILL CONTINUE TO DIS
IL PENSE this agreeable and healthful beverage, at
their wel-mown stands, No. Sc HAsEL STREET be-
tween King and Meeting Streets No. 42s KING STREET
(Old Piquet Guard House and at the head Of CENTER
MARKET, northwest corner.
Druggists and others wishing 20 be supplied with
Fountains or Syrups Gnd dealers desiring Fountains
charged, will be accommodated upon reasonable
terms.
Steamers. Hotels, Restaurants and private families.
furnished with superior article of bottled Soda, In guam
titles to suit purchasers
We agents for the sale of A. j. Morse Sons justly
celebrated Soda Water Apparatus consisting of Genera
lOrs Drnuent ntinus,
Refrigeratng Drnught Stands, Tumbler Holders, and all
apparatus necessary ior the manufacture Of Soda Water
OF the manufacturers prices, with freight added.
Dealers in Soda Water throughout the State, desiring
an apparatus will do we'll to examine the merits Of
Morse's Apparatus, before purchasing elsewhere.
Description catalogue and price List sent to any address
upon application to JOHN BUCK CO., Charleston.
Whilo apprecang the worry liberal patronage extended
10 during the past season. shall strive to merit its
continuance
JOHN BUCK.
r. H GARNER
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CLARK's NDELDLE PENCIL, q very convenient
article for marking linen, can be had at B. DosH-
ER's News Emporium in Hasel street, near the
Postoffice.
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TO. Correspondents.

We are continually receiving commune cations on
political and other matters from persons VIII do
not attach tt cir proper names to the articles sent
and talle this occasion OF repeating that nothing
can be published in TIE DAILY NEWS without
being indorsod by some responsible individual.
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HI. H..

II you want cheap Blank Books;
If you want cheap Stationery, Envelopes, Pa
per, &C.; or, MuIEns' Almanac;
If you want Printing executed neatly;
Hyou want Books bound in any style, or Account
Books made to order, with any desired pattern ol
ruling, go to KIRAM HARRIS, No. 50 Broad stroct.
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OPENING OF SPRING STILES AT THE EMPORIUM
OF FASHION, No. 371 KING STREET.-Mrs S. J.
CoTcHErr invites the attention of tho ladies of
Charleston and vicinity to her stock of Millinery,
Fancy Goods, Dress Trimmings, Patterns, &C.,
opening this day, which comprises all the latest
styles and al tho most reasonable prices. 3
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NEW IRIsH PoTAToEs.-We bad the pleasure, a
few days ago, of tasting some choice specimens of
these tuberous esculents, as prepared in the we'll
appointed cuisine of Messrs. WHITE & MIXER. The
potatoes were from the farm of Mr.. Knox, in Christ
Church Parish. l-,---z -. :,
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49,. COMMISSIONERS SALE.
jones n. RheH us. Benjamin Stokes, a, =:
traitor De bonis non Of John Clarke ct Z.

BILL EOh hfUhEOIOSOIsL,a ,afsD od14I~ L'-.r
By authority of decreA order In this cause, madl
his Honor Chancellor johnson, at the last Februl
sitting Of this Court for CoDeton District before tn
Court House In Waterford, on MONDAY, the 9Th day
of May next ensuing, at u o'clock III,
AN that PLANTATION Or TRACT OF LAND situstet
In the District Of fCoeton, sx hundred and
twentyiRh acres more or less; bounded to the north
ward on lands Of Walker, Paul B., and Charles n
Fripp to the eastward on isuds Of Godfrey and DE-.
Benjamin Rhett south lands OF the said DE-
Rhet and william G. Hayward, and to the westward by
lands of said W. C.. Hayward and said Paul H1and
Charles z FEpp. -
twelve ontha titles delivered when the credit portion
Of purchase money shall have been Purchaser %
pay for papers. t'z' = sToKtSS,5i .! :, -
COMMISSIONER oAcs Oolloton District April O. 1857.
April Is $50 Asf -, ~ nuns =
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PERsoN1.-Among the distinguished arrivals at
the Mills House, yesterday, are the Hon. T. B.
PETITE, Mayor Of Newark, NJ.
Generals PORTER and BABcocK, of Gen. GRANTS
staff; also, Judge J.L. WARDLAw, Of South Caro-
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AUCTION SALES.

1criters and all concerned. ...--
BY RISLEY g. CREIGHTON. -
VIII be sold THIS DAY, ODD inst, at Kerrs Wharf,
12M, -
Of bags containing 1872 tmeasured) bushel B. F. and
Stock PEAS z5.z=
= bags containing : tmeasuredl buahels Corn.
Damaged on board schooner 8. H. Trnyers," on her
late voyage from Norfolk to this port =t--5--
Terms cash. ". Y. LEITCH r. s. BRUINS, .:
April "a Aucuoneers.
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SCHOOL AT ST.. srpHENs' CHApEL.-we direct at

SCHOOL AT ST.. STPHENs CHArEL.-We direct at
tention to an advertise under the Education
al head, Of the school to be opened next week at
st. Stephens Chapel; Anson street. Tho princi-
pals, Rev. Mr.: PHIIL1ps and Mr.. J. F. KLENcK,
are=both experienced teachers, and offer rare
opportunity to parents desrous of giving their
children a thorough business education. Special
attention will be paid to modern language, arith-
metic and book keeping. A lady associated with
them, will take charge Of the young lady pupils.
We hope the school will meet with the success it's
proprietors 80 eminently merit
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The BArTERY.-The visitors to this fashionable
promenade we're favored on Saturday afternoon by
a concert from the 9Th Band, and it was currently
reported that this was but tho prelude to similar
performances during the season. The music stand
has been moved to the left side OF the Meeting
street entrance, and has been considerably i'm
proved by the workmen until it has become almost
an ornament, and when occupied by the Band will
be the centre of attraction. The work on the Bat
terry is still progressing, although it can hardly be
completed before summer, but the Improvements
already effected hsye restored great portion Of
the ante belun look, and when the walks are
amended and the seats and fences repaired the
promenade will be in finished condition. The
Street Railway Company have laid the foundation
of their Office to the right Of the music stand and
from the energy always displayed by their con-
tractors we may expect to see it completed in
short time 1t will be small but tasty building
and will be an ornament to the grounds. With the
two additional attractions-mu and the cars
the Battery will be more popular than it was during
last summer, and the accommodations offered
10 visitors will induce many to patronize it who
we're formerly prevented by the distance and the
heat of the weather.
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all ~ id two Idnefs
H. ~ doves ssa sss ssEssyssa 8 e. s :1Ps
which - al hacts of Land are a6n Iossesdne
of and jed BY the said Kalmi6 Mills eAsfhf SOD
an and singular ;the waters Ystsr
lfsmises belonging q, sppss
timing. -rI e;
IAN the BUILDINGS, AOHIR Tool. .InpaemsutA
The a said Ksirnia Miils; on th landa md elssvhs0
This property Is tuate 6outh 8
Carolina Railroad from near ts
aeht miles Of theac.ty.o of ths
waters Of Big Horse Greek he Cotton Fsctury Within
one hundred feet of the two Brick
hundred and twenty seven feet long designed
contain ten thousand spindIe5 apd three
On the Iand seventy eabt ness md
for operatives completed and I'm oourss of
first class steam Saw NM In complete ling
and Boiler; Planning Machine Toob, S&n: BlSciztAs :
Shop, with :mplste BET of Tools: Machine
Steam Engine and Boiler: l1ane Din prea
modem and improved chatactar, ditn EnG.s
hnd, embracing ten Thousand ssptndles 81 f9d
othss sppurtananees; also two
for complete Paper Mn, capable Of prodnctnss
Thousand pounds - $
II tbs city and { portion In Engand) 8 3;
3 The Paper NH Is Id process Of cons tuctton
siderable paIts@paeteMd ed 6.
nom Big Horse Greek, Is ample, extansiye cndnssees
hing, and the dam and other ate tonF-
Afths completed -
There Is on the land Sawed Inmber safnei1nt d oos
plete ali thei huildinss
q GLAsSSTfNAND HARDWAREsso Or IL tbs ttaiIdiHeds
except the Paper NM md althA
Sessores Of Tits property are surh sdspt raSz
eiaas Cotton aud Pspes Fsctors md
Afforded rare opportunity for good tnyesSfsutsdss
md tWelvs nonths secured by mortGa Of The ptan-
ises, buildings. de-, to be insured
Further Further q sca my be o
B. r. EYAMSs EBq. .at tho MIL,
II $l, =WARDIAw; OAREW Anrtioraets ,i.cst,,
Corner Broad and State streets, Chit eztdn, c.
AT Edgeneld 4das.issr will give
iend account TO this onace, 80
April "a sissg;s sft ass no tul -
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AcKNow1EpeaENT.-We are indebted to MIR.
WIN. DELAcEy OF the Mills House News Stand, for
copies of the Boston F1agg, New York Scientific
american, and the New York Times. MIR. DkLA-
oEY has copies Of the latest periodicals always on
hand among which are Bells Life, celebrated
English sporting journal.
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TIE Court OF GENERAL SESSIONS AND COMMON
PLEAS begins it's session for the District
Of Charleston, at 10 o'clock this day, his
Honor, Judge MoNRo, presiding. We learn
that the Judge, during his stay in the city, will be
the guest of Col. JOHN E. CAREw, Sheriff of the
District
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AID FOR The SouTH.-The Monumental City has
not tired, in her devotion to the suffering and
starving South. Tho Baltimore Sun, of Friday
mentions contributions that have been received
consisting of corn, bacon, flour and money, and
also states that the Steamer Falcon, will take 5000
bushels of corn, and 10000 pounds of bacon TO
Charleston, and the Schooner Fannie a. Bailey,
will sail for this city with 10000 bushels Of corn
and $4,000 pounds of bacon. The United States
ship Relief, has been placed at the disposal OF the
Commissioners aud will soon leave with cargo
for Mobile, Ala.
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TIE UNITARIAN CHuRcH.-A large audience as
sembled at the Unitarian Church last night to hear
d memorial sermon on those members Of the con-
gregation who died during the late war. The sub
jsct was the Immortality of the Soul. The pastor
Of the church, Rev. T. HrRsT SMITH, took his text
tfom Lukey1: "a. ssHe is not here but risen," and
dwelt upon the Immortality of the SOUL and re-
ferred to the nature Of death. He alluded to the
brave soldiers who were inferred in the church
yard, and compared the struggle in which they
lost their lives to the warfare of the Christian.
I The discourse showed scholarly mind and deep
thinker with not unfrequenily considerable origi-
nality both OF thought and oppression. The style
was chaste and Of high literary finish, and de-
livery pleasant. The audience listened with breath
less attention and increasing interest to the entro
Of this eloquent sermon.
The chancel and pulpit were tastefully decorated
With roses, immorteTes and evergreens. The ser
vices we're altogether highly impressive.
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TIE New COLUMBIA HOSE CARRIAGE special
meeting of the New York Firemen's Association,
was held last evening, says tho New York Herald
of the 18th, at their headquarters, Sixth Avenue,
Vice. President LEWIS ]. PARKER in the chair. The
Committee on the New Hose Carriage for the fire
men of Columbia, South Carolina, reported that
thoy had built carriage similar in style to that
lost on the steamship Andaiusia, and that it was
now in the hands Of the painters. They contem-
plated having the same finished by the 1st of June,
when it will be forwarded to Columbia by steamer.
The Committee also reported that by the destruc-
ton Of the former carriage by fire at they lost
nearly $500, which amount viii be raised by sub
scripion by the members.
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A-A-A-A-A.

A-A-A-A-A-
The best Dyspeptic Bitters now in use are PANKNHs
Hepatic Biers They never fail to give relief Try
bottle and be convinced For sale by all Druggists
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TR1AI.-At trial of the Young America steam fire
engine took place on Saturday afternoon, with the
following gratifying result: From section Of
hose fifty feet in length, q stream of water was
sent to the distance Of 210 feet inches. The noz
zle used was II inch bore, and the Young America
Company are confident that they will hold their
own at the approaching contest.
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The SAVANNAH PAPERS announce the execution
in that city of JACK DoRrcH and Moses BAYFIELD,,
who were convicted Of the murder of a pedlar
named SEccINaER- The double execution took
place at S a. NJ. Saturday morning, and was wit
messed by numbers who were attracted by
curiosity. One Of the prisoners was instantly
killed, but the rope catching, BAYFIELD, was
thrown to the ground. The Savannah papers men
ton the execution in its fullest Details but asserts
that it was the first double execution that had
ever occurred in Georgia. AS the editor of the
Republican has his sanctun at the jail, he had an
excellent opportunity to make sensational item.
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of, and { jed by the mid ;KalmM Mills "a Tue asod
their factory nc fn course Of erection Sh
all and singular the waters, Ystsr Privileges xs.ts
members, hereditameqa and taRsnces
premises, belonging on, in Incident
timing ;;ssi;;i Isl :dSa
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GRANrrEvulE FAcrosY.-At the annual meeting
of the Stockholders Of the Graniteville Manufac-
turing Company, held on the 18th, the following
gentlemen were elected officers for the ensuing
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March SO
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Baltimore Markets.

Flour.-Within q few days past there were
safes OF 500 bbIs. choice Super at $40 so: sOO
bbis good City Mills do. at no; also, yes terday.
100 bols. Pennsylvania Ezra ct Sli. Demand
Is mostly confined to Winter Wheat supers
Inc market generally closed quiet yesterday.
though no quotable change
Grain.-W heat-OwinR to the preyaIepoa
OF neavy head winds the arrivals Yesterday by
water were light, offerings only 500 bushels
white and 5000 bushels red; the market WAS
nrmer man at the close of previous day prime
ana cDelce samples continue scarce; 900 hnsh
els white. inferior to GOOD, sold at 81 1OaS2 80;
2oO bushels choice Virginia red at 50 co. I5J
bushels choice Maryland at g. IS. 900 busbsIs
prime do at - so; 300 bushels good at - 40
aS246; sgO bushels fair at - 30: $500 bu shels
good Pennsylvania at S2.;s, and small lots ot
inferior Mary land a. - 25. Corn 0lU
bushels whie and i.S60 or shells yellow cbn.
prised the offerings; The market was steady
Tor old CROP $50 bushels white SOLD at II 20,
l.32 800 bushels yellow a. 81 50: SIN all los
OF new crop white at Sc cents 10 81 o. IS -
coDo1ton; lib bushels do AT u rs for orniuv.
LUZ bushe new Yves ern mixed at sl.I2iSf.2l
Oats-i,SCO bushe received, N 1rket ac,fye aud
prices steady; 900 bushels inferior 10 fair sold
at 63a69 cents; 3,400 bushels good to prime sold
al 16a13 cents. Rye--Oniy sales reported were
oO bushels inferior at 81 20, ana 50 bushels
prime Pennsylvania at = go.
Proylsions.-We notice q little more lctiyity
Tor bacon, in lots from jobbers, with prices
Steady as last given, viz: For shou iders % "a
~ cents; rib sides, lex cents; clea- rib, 16xa
- Genus, ana clear, IL = cents; new city. cured
mans, 1929 cents. Mess Pork-We report
sales Of 20O bbls. city mess az S21 50: and onote
western at S22 .25aS22 so for round lots and
S23 per bb1 for retail lots. Lard-Nothing
oolDg IN western We quote CITY at I2kala
cents-iatter not 'obhing lots
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THE CoLoRED SCHOOL FUND.-In our report
OF the proceedings OF the Circuit Court for
this district. Chief Justice Cartier, yesterday.
mention was made OF the fact that iudsmsn,
had been rendered against the Corporation of
Washington In favor OF the trustees OF coloreo
schools for portion of The schoo fund of 1855
amounting 20 S7,ss9.O3. This decision was based
on the statement Of Walter ) Cox, Esq aud
tor, to whom the case was referred at the last
term, and who yesterday reported that he had
"ascertained that the amount applicable to
public schools IN the city OF Washington for
the year ending June 80, 1865, was the
amount Of S79,>93 %. The proportion of this
sum pay able 70 the trustees of the coIored
schools under the decision of the court is one
hlIh' or Si5,S7e.o6. The amount actually paid
was s7,9osIs3, leaving still due 7,9s9G3.
II Will be seen that this decision sustaius
the position held by the Mayor, and by the
COMMITTEE on Schools in the Board of Alder
neD, ard II is TO be hoped row that a settle
meHt Of the yexed question Will be arrived AT
N the City Councils, and he school bills
promptly passed.
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The CENsus.-Dr. HoUgh. of the Bureau OF
IdGCa1on. Is to-day at Police headquarters
recelvlI z the returns ofthe policemen who for a
day CT TWO past, have been engaged in taking
census OF the District. Full returns from
unity sub-dIstriets have already been received
ard shout OEe hundred and fifty are vet 10 come
n II Is expected that before the close of the
week he whole will have been received. The
0inceTs had hard work OF il as long as II lasted
bUt as r genersl rule the blanks wer, promptlv
LiIed' and probably there are not more than
one hundred IN tAe entire District OF CoIum
bra which VIII Be unsatisfactory The police
men had 70 NIL out many OF these blanks, par
ueularly those left among the colored people
Who came here during the war. In some sec
tons parties had been around telling the COL
cred people not 10 fill up the blanks because
me information was to be used for political
purposes. ard the officers were placed under
The necessity of obtaining inform alton from
ne neighbcrs Of the frightened parties who
IN some cases, LETT their houses on the approach
Of the officers. II VIII probably be three or
four weeks before the statements can be COM
piled
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DGe neral La Marmora has announcsd IN
the Frs nc Government that GaribaIdi and
his two so rs will come 70 the United States
~The Fair of the Maryland Instit ute. IN
Baltimore, closed last nj ghr
- man named Slower killed another.
named South, st Funkstown, washington
county, on Friday last.
- The loan Of q million pounds sterling 10
the Honduras railway mas been introduced IN
the London market.
~The Wesleyan Conference, at its recen
session in Cleveland, Ohio, resolved In favor
OF female suffrage
"The Young Mems Christian Association
OF Boston noId meetings On the wheryes and
in livery stables. 20