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The weekly loyal Georgian., 1867-08-10

July 10Th, 1851 }
General order No. 4S.
|. In pursuance of section Of the
act of Congress, passed July 10Th. 1867,
Sub-District Commanders will report to
these headquarters for the action Of the
Commanding General, the eases of
all State, county, and municipal officers,
who are disIoyal to the Government of
the United States, Or who use their
official Influence in any manner to hin
der, delay, prevent, or obstruct the due
and proper administration of the acts of
Congress.
,. Hereafter, until otherwise or
dered, all vacancies that may occur in
State, county, or municipal offices, will
be filled by temporary appointments-to
be made by the Commanding General.
20. The Governor and other execu-
tive officers, and the courts Of law, and
councils of cities, are invited to recon-
mend suitable persons for appointment
to such Offices as under The existing
laws Of Virginia are usually filed by
their appointment, or upon their nomi-
nation.
II. Recommendations from the State
Courts, and from the heads OF the Exc
cutive Departments of the State GOV
ernmcnt will be sent to the Governor
for his Endorsement. Those from any
other source will be forwarded by the
Military Commissioner aud Sub District
Commander with their endorsement
thereon.
% General Order No. 10, from
these Headquarters, dated April 2Oth,
1867, is hereby so far modified as to
impose upon the Military Commission
ers the duty therein required of the
Presidents of the Boards Of Registra-
ton.
sc. All persons hereafter appointed
to any Office in this Military District
will be required to take and Subscribe
to the oath prescribed by an act of
Congress of July I'd, 1862, in lieu of
the oath prescribed in General Orders
No. ., from these Headquarters, dated
April 5, 1867.
''By command OF Brig. and Bvt. Maj.
Gen. J. NJ. SchoGeld, u. S. a.
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DISEASES OF THE LIVER.

The Liver much more frequently the Of disease generally supposed
onlythe
When
itself
which
which am persuaded mankind
fools hypohondr,
the Liver will Indigestion, Mn
thg and Inadequate which afterwards feel ashamed;
diseased Liver This fghtu
SYMPTOMS a DISEASED N
blade frequently shoulder and
backp is OF with
The
death shown the
AND FEVEIe.D MoLANES LIVER II
No
taking
re
DircctiOns.Tak Pills
be
s
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WEEKLY LOYAL GEORGIAN.
MASON MARKS" !"

they re traced in lines on the Parthenon,
Inscribed by the subtle Greek,
And Roman Legions have carved them OIL
Walls, roads, and arches antique;
long ere the Goth, with Vandal hand.
Gave scope to his envy dark.
The saviour craft in many land
Had craven its Mason Mark.
The obelisks old, and the Pyramids,
Around with mystery clings
The hieroglyphs on the coffin lids
OF Wierd Egyptian kings;
Carthage, Syria, Pompeii,
Buried, and stronn, and stark.
Have marble records, that will not die
Their primitive Mason Mark.
Upon column. and frieze, and capital,
In the eye OF the chaste volute,
IN Scotia's curve, or on astragal,
Orin Tryglyphs channel accute,
Cut somewhere on the entableturc,
And oft like sudden spark,
Flashing light on date obscure.
Shines many q Mason Mark.
These craftsmen old had genial SHIN,
That nothing could e'er destroy,
With love or their art that nothing
could dim,
They toil'd with chronic joy.
Nothing was too complex 10 essaS,
In aught they dared 10 embark.
They iriumph'd on many an Appian Way,
Where they've left their Mason Marx.
Crossing the Alps, like Hannibal,
Or skirting the Pyrenees,
On peak and plain, in crypt and cell
On foot or ON bandaged knees;
From Tiber to Danube. from Rhine to
Seine
They needed no "letters Of narque J"
Their art was their passport in France and
Spain
Aud IN Britain their Mason Mark.
The monolitb gray and Druids' chair,
Tho pillared towers Of the Gael
In Ogham occult their age they bear,
That time can enly reveal,
Live on, old monuments Of the past,
Our beacons through ages dark.
III primal majesty still you'll last,
gIDdeared by each Mason Mark.
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Vice President. We will give all such
acts of protection to the loyal people of
the South their due consideration.
Speaking was continued at the meet
ing until nearly dark, when it ad-
ioarned.
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PITTSBURG, PA.

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YER BILIOUS
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and their press were looking ioyfullY
forward to disturbance in the Conven-
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This series is meeting with Il most graft
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Affairs in VIRGINIA.

RICHMOND, July 3l.-The following
order has been issued by General Scho-
field
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Make Your Own Soap.

%O PER CENT. SAVED BY USING
OU b. r. BABBIT'S PURE CONCEN-
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MAKER Warranted double the strength
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others aponilicr or ley in the market. Put
up ins cans of one pound, two pounds,
three pounds, six pounds and twelve
pounds, with full directions, in English and
German, for making Hard and Soft Soap.
One pound Will make fifteen gallons of Soft
Soap. No lime is required. Consumers
will find this the cheapest Potash in the
market. Ask your grocer for it. Es. 4.
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"HEAD"'Es FIEsr Mil. DIsrEIcT,
STATE OF VIRGINIA.
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An Elementary Arithmetic. Il

views the subjects of the Primary in
Il style adapted to somewhat maturer
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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-08-20
Letter from the Country.

Change in the Habits Of Memphis PeO-
ple-A NaD Mode Of Spending The
SaJJaA-Another Ball at Raleigh.
Corresp ondonco Public Ledger.l
RALEIGH. August IL, 1867.
The city disgorges, on Sunday, its su-
peraburdant population. Sixty persons
came here yesterday on three coaches
from Memphis and greater number on
special railway trains Farmers brought
in their wives and daughters,
and everywhere there was some
Tytrens recubaHs cub tegmine pa
tulae Jagi. The habits Of our
people undergo q change. Whether we
may approve or not, is an inquiry for
moralis,S Sunday is deemed a day Of
rest, and, therefore, the city empties its
sweltering crowds into the country.
Each day the number Of visitors is aug
mented, and each day the necessity for
a street railway to connect Raleigh With
Wells Station becomes apparent
There Was a meeting here last week
which condemned the conduct Of those
unknown dis,urbers Of Raleigh's repose
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-08-20
UESDAY EVENING. AUGUST 90. 1867

who vented their spleen upon political
enemies by throwing clods, after the
manner Of the old man in Webster's
spelling book, into that broad tree of
Radicalism which has rooted itself in the
subterranean depths of society. Ma
jor Allen, Messrs Coleman and others
signed a paper fofFhrded TO some city
journal, reciting the facts and con-
dsmning the unknown disturbers Of the
public peace. Three drunken men we're
the guilty parties. Their crime con-
sisted simply in drunkenness-negro
voters were in no wise interfered with.
There will be a grand ball at the court
house next Thursday evening The edi-
torial fraternity of Memphis will be
largely represented on the occasion.
Why do not copies of your paper reach
this place They would be sold to o
great advantage by the newsboys.
Cana
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-08-20

pen.. The Cleveland PIdiRdealer says:
"Wm. Richardson, native Of Franklin
county, Virginia, and now resident of
Paulding county, Ohio, is l04 years of
age He cleared, last year, five acres of
heavy timber land and cultivated it in
corn, the best in that section. He is the
survivor of five wives, and is now living
with the sixth. He is the father of
twenty-five children by two Of his wives
twenty one are living. -Four of the
children are ministers and two ply
sicans. Mr.. Richardson has always
voted the Democratic ticket
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-08-20

s4r The Philadelphia Ledger says /;
The mania people have for discovering
mines Of gold, silver, and other valuable
metal, is illustrated by an event that re-
Gently happened in New England a
gentleman asceuded one Of the noun
tains in that region, taking with him
barometer to ascertain its hight Acei-
denially dropping the barometer, it was
broken, and the mercury flowed down
among the rocks. A day or two after,
person living in the neighborhoOd dis
covered the deposit, scooped some up in
a vial, and started for New Haven in
great excitement over his discovery OF
quicksilver mine. II is very strange how
people are always so anxious TO grow
rich in any other way than By their reg
ulsr occupation.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-08-20

cay Gail Hamilton is writing lively
sketches Of her observations out West
From Egypt, Ill, she writes of child's
funeral, to which the mourners went
barefooted. The dead baby's sister was
next day heard singing;
"Let the world wag as it will,
I'll be gay an happy still"
Men, women, and children chew tobacco
and swear. A four years old Child ex-
perforated a yellowish fluid, which was
quite alarming. why, what is the
matter with your little sister that she
spiis so p Well" was the answer, IN
sort Of indignant tone, II s'pose our
Lucy kin ehaw tobacky if she wants
10 -
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-08-20

neA-The following is said to be the
latest style of visiting card in fashiona-
Bile circles: A plain card denotes a
passing call, the lower right hand corner
a visit, lower left hand corner coincidence,
right hand upper corner business, left
hand upper corner adieu."
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-08-20

AeA- The Nashville Banner says Col.
James T. Shelly, who commanded the
9th Tennessee (FederaD Infantry during
the war, has been expelled from the
Loyal League, Of Roane county, for hay
ing supported Etheridge.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-08-20

B@- A man named Bawlin, residing
in the neighbOrboOd 9f ST. Joseph, Mo-,
shot his two step sons one day last week
in an alteration growing out of the hire
Of an OK team.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-08-20

1o3~ An English merchant of Mata-
moros has been informed by the authori-
ties that be must consider himself a
Mexican, and subject to all the liabilities
of native citizens that only Americans
are to be treated as foreigners.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-08-20

Rd"A Richmond, Va, exchange says
ex Governor Wise tainted away upon
reading one of Albert Pixies sentences
containing two hundred and ten words
without any stops save few commas
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-08-20

B@~ Ten thousand pounds we're taken
from the India fund and spent for a
grand ball ia honor of tho Sultan at Lon
don. At the same time thousands Of
persons are starving to death in India.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-08-20

BA- The Baton Rouge AdUocate says
fishing parties are the order of the day
thereabouts, The fishermen carry their
bait chiefly in bottles, and take along
large chunks of ice which, they say, inn
nrova ~
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-08-20

RAY Adah Menken will probably not
be permitted to perform at Berlin. The
police are quite inexorable, and insen-
sibls to Adah's arguments as to the pro-
prety Of "the naked"
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-08-20

BEE~The State constabies have notified
the proprietor of ono of the principal
hotels in Portland, Maine, that ho must
take the wine list of his bills of fare,
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-08-20

s6r John Gallagher, laborer on the
Ohio and Mississippi railroad, was run
over by train, while sleeping on the
track, on Friday last, and instantly
killed
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-08-20

n@- The heavy rains reported in the
East last week extended as far as East
Tennessee, where considerable damage
was done in some localities.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-08-20

pe1- A Boston man, lately deceased,
had insurance policies upon his life
amounting to S5O,OOo, payable within
sixty days.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-08-20

tfS~ The Round Table thinks Mexico
must inevitably fall under the rule Of the
United States, and that within very
short time.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-08-20

I1- The accouats of the corn crop in
Central aud Southern Illinois are unfa'
vorable. Whole fields are literally dry.
inO'un.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-08-20

Rea- The first marriage that has ever
taken place in Jnlesburg, Nebraska,
came of in the theater of the town on
the 4th inst
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-08-20

ray In London recently laundress
found large bag of gold in an old mat
tress bought for few pence at auction.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-08-20
. ReminIscences Of the Wsr.

The Closing Scenes Of the georgia Cdm'
Surrender Of the Army Of the
Tsnnessee-Returniag Home-Sketeh
No. g
Correspondence Public Ledger.
After considerable negotiating between
Sherman and Johnston, the remnant Of
the grand old Army Of Tennessee was
surrendered. On the 10Th Of April,
1865, the bugles Of the various brigades
sounded the assembly, The remnant of
the army was about to assemble for the
last time. The shrill blast Of the bugles
last summons, as its echoes reverberated
through The woods, sounded the death
knell Of the army. The usual wild aud
almost unearthly response that had
always arose as the last notes Of the bugle
we're dying away whether summoned to
the battle or the march, alike needless Of
the number ofiniles or enemies) we're no
longer heard. Ne; those vii tells that
had made the old woods and mountains
ring again, from Atlanta to Lexington,
are perhaps forever hushed. Bat If our
battle CRY is never more heard, ye; our
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-08-20

BS- George Beal, the lottery man,
Who mysieriously disappeared from Cairo
last week, has turned Up at Cincinnati.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-08-20

A.The Louisvilisns are complaining
Of gnsts, which are said to be worse this
season than ever before
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-08-20

par The Oldest house now standing
in Philadelphia is on Letitia street, and
vas built by Williau Penn in 1852.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-08-20

r9- A Montreal correspondent says
the story % Mr Davis being hOOled by
the people Of Stranstead is untrue.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-08-20

s6~ The street railroads Of St Louis
have total length of 81 miles and en-
ploy li99'horses and 242 cars.