The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1867-09-18

described in the said proclama
ton of tho goth day of May, A. D.
1865, shall hencolorth be opened and
extended to all persons who directly
: or indirectly participated in the late
rebellion, with tho restoration of ali
privileges, immunitics and rights OF
property, except rs to property Will
regard to slaves, and except in such
cases of legal proceedings under tho
laws of the United States, but upol
this condition, nevertheless, that ever,
suoh person who shall seek t(
avail himself of this proclamation
| shall take and subscribe the following
oath. and shall cause the samo to De
registered for the pcrmancnt prcscrva,
ton III tho same manner and with
the same effect rs with tho oath pre-
Scrlbod III said proclamation of the
2oth May, 1865, namely:
81, ----, do solcmnly swear, Tor
ailirm,) in the presence Of Almighty
God, that | will hcnccforth faithfully
support, protect and defend The Con-
stltution of the United States and the
| Union OF The states thorcundcr, and
that / will, in like manner abide by
and faithfully support all laws and
proclamations which have been made
during tho late rebellion with refer
cncc to tho emancipation of slaves.
, So help me God"
The following persons, and none
others arc excluded from the benefits
OF this proclamation, and Of tho said
proclamation of tho 29th day of Nav,
1863, namely: |. The cliof or pre-
tended chief executive officers, inciud-
nG the President, and all heads of
departments Of :ho pretended Con
, icderatc or rebel Government, and all
who were agents thereof in foreign
states or countries, and all who hold
or pretended to hold in the service of
tho said pretended Confederate Gov
, crnmcnt military rank or title above
the grade Of Brigadicr-Gcncral, or ma
val rank or title above that of Can
tain, and all who wore or pretended to
be Governors of States, while main
tanning, abctting, or submitting and
acquicscing in tho rebellion. 2. All
persons who, i'll any way, treated 9th.
, crwisc than rs prisoners of war pcr-
sous who, in any capacity, wore en-
P!oyeI or en&1gcd snS Z IN thsalesiiAtary OF
may seek to obtain'tho benefit of the
proclamation, are in civil, military or
naval confinement or custody, or To-
&ally held TO bail, rs either engaged
directly or indirectly in The asaassna-
ton Of Tho late President Of tho
United States, or in any plot or con-
spiracy in amy manner Herewith con-
, NCctcd.
In testimony whereof, have signed
these presents with my hand, and
have caused The seal of tho United
States to be thereto affixed. Dono
at tho city Of Washington, the scv-
cnth day Of September, ono thous-
and eight hundred and sixty-scvcn.
ANDREW JOHNSON.
by tho President.
WR II. SEWARD, Secretary OF State.
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Gen. Candy has issued tho following
order:
HEADQUARTERS,
SECOND MILITARY DIsrRcr,
CuARLEsroN, Sept. Z, 1867.
General Order No. Sc.
+ beng known that many persons
subject TO parole under terms of tho
surrender of The insurrgent armies havo
since tho 0th day Of April, 1865, volun-
tarlly cNled themselves from Tho States
lately in rebellion, thereby evading obi.
cations manfully assumed and faithfully
observed by all others subject thereto,
, and have since returned 10 tho United
States. 1t is ordered: That all such
persons now resident or domicled in, or
| who may hereafter become residents or
domicilod within tho limits Of the Sec
ond Military DisLrict-tho States Of
| North Carolina and South Carolina -
be required to give. within thirty days
after the receipt OF this order at tho
headquarters Of tho post or District IN
which they may be So resident or domi
cilcd, tho parole prescribed on tho 9th
day Of April, 1865. The parole will
bo given in duplcatc--o TO be re-.
tanned by the person who givcs it, and
hIc oIitl W 10 lOTWuCuCQ 10 IJlSLr1cy
Headquarters for record and trasmit.
tal
Tho Provost Marshall General Of the
District is charged with tho execution Of
thia order.
by command Of Brcvct Maj. Gcn.
Candy.
Louis V. CAsrAno,
Asst Adj. Gen.
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EMDARRAssED AND INDlowANT.---
The editor of tho IaehovtPa.) Journal
says ): Aaa -Hifa
"l'hc lady ~ who yesterday called
tho attention Of anothcrto our patched
| Lrccchos,whcrcat they both laughed
so heartily, isinformcd that now
pair will be purchased whcn hor hus-
bands slittle bill" is settled; it has
boon duo nearly q year. Notes--i.
When you speak disparagingly of a
passer.by, and do not wish to DO over
heard, talk low. 2. Don't critioisc
! tho nrintcr's drcsa tho c1ogelv while