The Charleston daily news. (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, September 25, 1865, Supplement to Daily News, Image 7
DAILY NEWS.
MONDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER 25, I860.
Basing U?e South Vp.
Somo ?lays ago wo published tho announcement
that orders had been issuod for tho mustering out
of sorvico of all tho nogro troo[Hj iu North Carolina,
who had been enlisted in tho Northern Statos.
Following closo upon this was tho intelligence
that the order had been enlarged to embrace other
Southern States; and further, that a fresh reduc
tion in the number of white troops had also boon
provided for. This action of the President, a
Northern exchange thinks, has a significance that
does not appear to tho casual observer. In the
President's letter to Governor 8barkey, of Missis
sippi, ho clearly indicatod that the military wore
not superior to tho civil authorities in that Stato,
and he also declared himself favorable to the
Governor's proposition for organizing a protective
militia force, assuring bini that the Federal force
should bo withdrawn at the earliest practicable
moment. Now it is ovidont that this decision re
specting Mississippi was intended as a precedent
for all tho other Statos similarly situated.
Thero could be no consistent distinction upon
this subject in favor of any particular Stato under
a provisional government, nor is it probable that
the President is disposed to discriminate in favor
of any one. Therefore, aro wc not warranted in
tho supposition that the order for the disbandment
of tho said negro troops is thc initiatory movement
in carrying out tho President's promise to Gov
ernor Sharkey, that tho military should be with
drawn as fast as practicable? Tho leading idea in
tho President's letter to Governor Sharkey, and
wliich was moro fully elucidated in his recent
?pooch to tho delegation of Southern citizens, was
hu? firm conviction in tho good intentions of tho
Southern people, and his determination to give
thom an early opportunity to exemplify his view.
The disbandment of Northern negro troops first,
is notable Tho people of tho South have a strong
antipathy against this class of troops, and it pos
sibly may be hi doforuueo to this antipathy that
the Nortnorn colored troops are first to bc dis
bandod. Tho President ovidently means to give
tho Southern peoplo the amplost opportunity to
show their Unionism voluntarily, and without re
straint.-Jiichmotui Whig, 187ft.
THK HOLY LAND.-There is an interesting move
ment now being made in England for tho moro
thorough survey and exploration of Palestino.
Agos of civilization lie buried beneath "tho holy
cuy," which no proper effort has yet boen made to
excavate; and the same may be said of a largo
portion of tho land east of the river Jordan. Tho
most interesting regions aro filled with mounds,
which, when fully opened, will doubtless contri
bute largely to complete or illustrate the long and
yaried history of tho Jewish people. Enough has
already been brought to light to show the impor
tance of such excavations. The expedition now on
foot will bo a purely scientific anti archaeological
one: and it is supported by the Archbishop of
York, tho Bishop of London, and Lords Russell
and Derby, with tho patronage of thc Queen. It
will bo carried on by men whose tastes and studios
have peculiarly fitted thom for the work, and the
result may not only be a great service to the his
tory of civilization and art, but tho reflection of
much valuable light upon tho Holy Scripture.
A? ABAKAN'S NOVION or RELIOION.-"What will
you do on coming into God's presonco for judg
ment after so graceless a Ufo ? said I one day to a
spirited young Sherarut, whose long, matted love
locks, and somo pretensions to danuihood-for the
desert has its dandies too-amid all his ragged
accoutrements, accorded very well with his con
versation, which was by no means of the "moBt
edifying description." "What will we do ?" was
his unhesitating answer, "Why, wo will go up to
God and salute nim. and if He proves hospitable
(gives us meat and tobacco) wc will stay with Him;
if otherwise, wo will mount our horses and rido
off."-Palgrave's Central and Eastern Arabia.
It is very doubtful if Mr. Henry Wirz Uves to
learn the result of his trial. His nervous system
seems to bo utterly destroyed.
HEADQUARTERS MIL. DIST. CHARLESTON, )
DEP'T S. C., FIBST SEPARATE BBIOADE, >
CHARLESTON, S. C., September 12, 1805. )
[GENERAL OBDEHS, NO. OG.]
L BEFORE A MILITARY COMMISSION, WHICH
convened at Charleston, S. C., pursuant to Special Or
ders No. 193, dated Headquarters Military District of
Charleston, Department of South Carolina, First Separ
ate Brigade, Charleston, S. C., August 19th, 1865, aud of
which Captain ADOLPH DENN IG, 47th Pennsylvania
Volunteers, is President, were arraigned and tried:
1. BEN (colored civilian).
Charge 1st, "Housebreaking."
SracmcATiON-In this, that he, the said BEN, a colored
man, did, on about thc 29th day of June, 1865, in com
pany with three other colored men, named WILL,
ALECK and JACE, forcibly break into the house of Dr.
HUGER, on his plantation, at Richmond, Parish of St.
John's Berkeley, State of South Carolina, and did forci
bly take, carry away and steal therefrom a large quanti
ty of Furniture.
Charge 2d, "Stealing."
SPECIFIC AXION-lu this, that he, the said BEN, a colored
man, did, on or about the 29th day of June, 1865, in com
pany with three other colored men, named WILL,
ALECK and JACK, forcibly break bato the house of Dr.
HUGER, at his residence, at Richmond, Parish of St
John's Berkeley, State of South Carolina, and did forci
bly take, carry away and steal therefrom a large quantity
of Furniture.
To which Charges and Specifications the accused
pleaded as follows :
To the Sp?cification of Charge 1st-"NOT GUILTY."
To Charge 1st-"NOT G?TLTT."
To the Specification of Charge 2d-"NOT G?TLTT."
To Charge 2d-"Nor GUILT*."
rommel
The Court having maturely considered the evidence,
find the accused, the said BEN, as follows:
Of tho Specification to Charge 1st-"GUILTY."
Of Charge 1st-"GUILTY."
Of the Specification to Charge 2d-"GUILTY."
Of Charge 2d-"GUILTY."
SENTENCE.
And the Court does, therefore, sentence him, the said
BEN, to be confined at Hard Labor for the period of
eight months, at such place as tho Commanding General
may direct.
a. JACK (colored civilian).
Charge lat, "Housebreaking."
SPECIFICATION-Ba this, that he, the said JACK, a col
ored man, did, on or about the 29th day of June,* 1865,
in company with three other colored men, named BEN,
WILL and ALECK, forcibly break Into the house of Dr.
HUGER, on his plantation, at Richmond, Parish of St.
John's Berkeley, Stato of South Carolina, and did forci
bly take, carry away and steal therefrom a largo quanti
ty of Furniture.
Charge 2d, "Stealing."
SPECIFICATION-Da this, that he, tho said JACK, a color
ed man, did, on or about the 29th day of June, 1865, in
company with three other colored men, named BEN,
WILL and ALECK, forcibly break into the house of Dr.
HUGER, on his plantation, at Richmond, Parish of St
John'3 Berkeley, State of South Carolina, and did ford
bly take, carry away and steal therefrom a large quanti
ty of Furniture and other property belonging to the
houso.
To which Charges and Specifications the accused
pleaded rA follows:
To tue Sp?cification of Charge lat-"GUILTY."
To Charge 1st-"GUILTY."
TO the Sp?cification of Charge 2d-"GUILTY."
Of Charge 2d-"GUILTY."
FIND IHO 8.
The Commission, having maturely considered the erl.
dence adduced, find the accused, the said JACK, as fol
lows:
Of the Specification of Charge lat-"GUILTT."
Of Chart? lat-"GUILTY."
Of the Specification of Charge 3d-"GUILTY."
Of Charge 2d-"GUILTY."
?nra
And tbs Court does, therefore, ?en ten oe him, the said
JACK, to ba confined at Hard Labor tor the period of
?TM months, at nob place as tba Commanding General
May direct
Tbs proceedings, findings and sentences, in tba fore
going cases of BEN and JACK, ara approved. Cartis
Mookney, Charleston Harbor, ls deaignatsrl as tho place
?f confinement, wiiere the i>ri*onor? will be east nadar
Proper guwd, with a copy of thia ordsr.
By command of Brevet Brigadier-General W. T. BM
GBO. W. HOOKER,
-sytemher ? ?mMux? Adjutant^*!.
P. H. KEGLER,
WHOLESALE DEALEIl IN
DH INDIES, WINES & WHISKIES
AND
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FOE
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September 4 _
HEADQ/B8, MIL. DIST. CHARLESTON, DEPT H. C. )
ASSISTANT ADJUTANT OENEHAI.'H OFFICE, ?
CHARLESTON, H. C., Sept. 21, 18G5. )
iSr-EciAi, Oni>F.n?, No. 99.1
THE PROVISIONAL GOVERNOR OF TUE STATE OP
South Carolina having Issued a Proclamation for tho Or
ganization of a Militia Force, BS a nome Police, to act un
der tho Orders of District and Sub-District Commandera
of tho United States Troops, for the preservation of order
and the arrest of lawless and disorderly characters, it is
hereby ordered that Commanders of Suh-Districta and
all Officers serving within tho Military District of Charles
ton, will assist in thc organization of this forco, requir
ing that each member shall havo taken tho Oath of Alle
giance to the United States, and shall bear u good charac
ter as a law-abiding citizen. Upon tho completion of
thc organization of ono company m each Sub-District,
the Sub-District Commander will report tho fact to these
Headquarters, when arms may be issued upon the ap
proval cf the Department Commander.
By a judicious co-operation with this force, Sub-Dis
trict Commanders will bo cnablod, from the knowledge
obtained of the country and the inhabitants, to bring to
speedy justice tho lawless characters who are a disgraco
alike to the country and State.
By command of Brevet Brig.-Gen. W. T. DENNETT.
Orrie AL:
GEO. W. HOOKER,
September 33 3 Asalstant Adjutant-Getuwal.
HEADQUARTERS, MIL. DIS'T. CHARLESTON, )
FIBST SEPARATE BRIOADE, >
CHARLESTON, 8. C., September 18th, 1865. )
[GENERAL ORD EUS, NO. 98.]
I. BEFORE A MILITARY COMMISSION, WHICH
convened at Charleston, S. C., pursuant to General Or
ders, No. 193, dated Headquarters, Military District of
Charleston, Department of South Carolina, First Sepa
rate Brigade, Charleston, S. C., August 19, 1835, and of
which Captain ADOLPH DENN IO, 47th Pennsylvania
Volunteers, ls President, were arraigned and tried :
1.-JANE BYEBS.
CHAROE I.-"DUloyaUy."
SPECIFICATION-In Oils, that the said JANE BYEBS
did, on or about the 18th day of August, 1885, behave
in a disgraceful and disloyal manner, in the presence of
citizens and United States soldiers, and did then trail
thc American Union Flag in the dust, and did then
trample upon the said American Union Flag, placing
her feet upon it, and at the BAJEO time uttering con
temptuous and disloyal language, to wit: "See here,
this is what I think of your Flag, that ii all I care for
it," and at the sante time kicking the paid American
Union Flag with her feet, AB this m the city of Charles
ton, in the State of South Carolina.
CHAROE H.-"Offering Insult to the American Colon."
SPECIFICATION,-In this, that she tho said JANE
BYEBS, did throw the American Flag upon the ground,
a u tl in a contemptuous manner did place her feet or
foot upon tho said American Flag, and after doing so
did raise it, the said American Flag, with her foot, at tho
same time uttering disloyal expressions; that on being
asked by a United States soldier what she perpetrated
the act for, she, the said JANE BYEBS, replied : "That
it was in sport." All this In the City of Charleston, in
the State of South Carolina, on or about the 18th day of
August, 1865.
To which charges and specifications the accused plead
ed os follows :
To the Specification of Charge I-"Nor GUILTY."
To Charge I-"NOT OnaTi."
To the Specification of Charge II-"NOT GULLTT."
To Charge II-"NOT GOU-TT."
FINDINGS.
The Commission having maturely considered tho evi
dence adduced, find the accused, the said JANE BYEBS,
as follows :
Of the Specification of Charge first, "GUILTY."
Of Charge first, "NOT Goii.Tr."
Of the Specification of Charge second, "GUILTT."
"Of Charge second, "GDILTT."
SENTENCE.
And the Commission does, therefore, sentence her,
thc said JANE BYEBS, to pay a fine of one hundred dol
lars, for the benefit of the United States Government,
and that she be imprisoned un td said fine be paid.
3.-EMMA JONES.
CHAROK I.-"Diileyalty."
SPECIFICATION-In thia, that she, the said EMMA
JONES, did, on or about the 18th day of August, 1865,
behave in a disgraceful and disloyal manner in the pres
ence of Citizens and United States soldiers, and then
trail the American Union Flag in the dust, and did then
trample upon the said American Union Flag, placing
her feet upon lt, at the same time uttering contemptuous
and disloyal language, to wit: "See here, this ls what I
think of your Flag; that Ls ali I care for lt;" at the same
tune kicking the said American Union Flag with her
feet
CHABOC H.-"Offering Intuit to the American Colors."
SPECIFICATION-In this, that she, the said EMMA
JONES, did throw the American Flag upon the grot
and, in a contemptuous manner, did place her foot -d
feet upon the said American Flag, and after doing so did
I raise lt, the said American Flag, with her foot, at the
1 same time uttering disloyal sentiments; that on being
asked by a United'States soldier what she perpetrated
the act for, she, tho said EMMA JONES, replied: "That
I it was in sport."
All this in the City of Charleston, in the State of Soath
Carolina, on or about the 18th day of August, 1865.
CHAROE Til.-"Violation of Oath of Allegiance,"
I SPECIFICATION-In this, that she, the Bald EMMA
JONES, having ttken the Oath of Allegiance to the
United States of America sin oe the occupation of the
City of Charleston, in the State of South Carolina, to
wit, on some day between the 19th day of February,
1866, and the day hereinafter mentioned, did, on or
about the 18th day of August, in the said year, wilfully
violate the said Oath, trampling on the American Flag,
and otherwise disgracing the National emblem, and did
utter disloyal sentiments, to wit: on being asked by
certain United States soldiers why she insulted the Flag
by treading on lt, replied, "lou would serve our (Eng
lish) flag the same way if you could," and other such re
marks.
AU this in the City of Charleston aforesaid. To which
charges and specifications the accused pleaded aa fol
lows:
To the Specification of Charge first, "NOT QUILTY."
To Charge first, "NOT GUILTY."
TO the Specification of Charge second, "Nor GUILTY. "
To Charge second, "Nor GDILTT."
To the Specification of Charge third, "Nor GDILTT."
To Charge third, "NOT GDILTT."
FIND IX os.
The Commission naring maturely considered the evi
dence adduced, find the accused, the said KUMA JONES,
aa follows :
Of the Specification of Charge first, "GUILTY."
Of Charge one, "Nor GUILTY."
Of the Specification to Charge second, "GUILTY."
Of Charge second, "GUILTY."
Of the Specification to Charge third, "GUILTY."
Of Charge third, "NOT GDILTT."
SENTENCE.
And the Commission does, therefore, sentence her, th*
?sid EMMA JONES, to forfeit and pavy the sum of ona
hundred dollar? for tb* benefit of tba United States
Government, and to be imprisoned until said fine Is paid.
IL The proceedings in the ease of JANE BYEBS, Lav
in g been submitted U> th? CtoMmandinjj^Ieneral for his
action, and as tba record of the proceedings doe? not
.kow tba* th? Court mA Judge Advocate were duly
sworn in the presence of the prisoner, tke case ls hereby
ditmissed. Mrs. BYERS will be released from confine
meal The proceedings, finding* and sentence In the
o**? of EMMA JONES are *\ proved.
Th* Provost W??tm A? charged with th? execution of
tbs een ten oe.
By command of Brevet Brindler-Qeneral W. T. Bxcx
T"\ . " GEO. W. H OOH. RB,
September 23 I AAA!*tant Adjutant General.
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requires the sid of Medicine to strengthen and invigorate j
the system, which HELMBOLD'S EXTBACT BUCHU in- ;
variably does. If no treatment ia submitted to. Con
sumption or insanity ensues.
HELMBOLD'S
FLUID EXTRACT BUCHU.
In affections peculiar to "FEM A na," is unequaled by
any other preparation, as in Chlorosis or Retention,
Pam fulness, or Suppression of Customary Evacuations,
Ulcerated or Schirrus State of the Uterus; and all com
plaints incident to the sex, whether arising from habits
of dissipation, Imprudence In, or tho decline or change
in life.
HELMBOLD'S
FLUID EXTRACT BUCHU
IMPROVED ROSE WASH,
Will radically extermbute from the system Diseases
arising from Habits of Dissipation at little expense, little
or no change in diet, no inconvenience or exposure; com
pletely superseding thoso unpleasant and dangerous reme
dies, Copaxva and Mercury, in all these diseases.
USE HELMBOLD'S
FLUID EXTRACT BUCHU.
In all Diseases of these organs, whether existing in
"Male" or "Female," from whatever cause originating,
aud no matter how long standing. It is pleasant in taste
and odor, "immediate" tn action, and more strengthening
than any of the preparations of Bark or Iron.
These suffering from Broken down or Delicate Constitu
tions, procure the remedy at once.
The reader must be aware that however slight may bo
the attack of the above diseases, it is certain to affect his
Bodily Health, Mental Powers, and Happiness.
AU the above diseases require the aid of a diuretic.
HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHA
Is the Great Diuretic.
HE LM BO LD'S H ICiU LAJ CONCENTRATED
COMPOUND FLUID EXTRACT SARSAPARILLA,
For purifying the blood, removing all chronic co na tl tu-,
tlon?l diseases, arising from an Impure state of the
blood, and the only reliable and effectual known remedy
for the eure of Scrofula, Scald Head, Salt Rheum, Pains
and Swellings of the Bones, Ulceration of the Throat and
Leos, Blotches, Pimples on the Face, Tetter, Ery Hip?las,
I and all sealy erruptions of the skin,
AND BEAUTIFYING THE COMPLEXION.
Not a few of the worst disorders that effect mankind
arise from thc corruption that accumulates in the blood.
Of all tho discoveries that have been m ado to purge lt
out, none can equal in effect HELMBOLD'S COMPOUND
EXTRACT OF SARSAPARILLA. It cleanses and reno
vates the blood, instils the vigor of health into the sys
tem, and purges out the humors which makn disease. It
stimulates the healthy functions of tho body, and expels
the disorders that grow and rankle in the blood, Snob
a remedy that could bo rolled on, has long been sought
for, and now, for the first time, the public hare one on
which they can depend. Our space here does not admit
of certificates to show Its effects, but tho trial of a single
bottle will show the sick that it has virtues surpassing
I anything they have ever taken.
Two tablespoonful* of the Extract of 8ar?*?parlUa added
to a slut of water is equal to the Lisbon Diet Drink, and
one cottle ls fully equal to a gallon of the Syrup of
Sarsaparilla, or the decoction as usually made.
SfiT THESE EXTRACTS HAVE BEEN ADMITTED
TO USE IN THE UNITED STATES ABMY, and are also
ia very general use In all the State HOSPITALS and
PUBLIC SANITARY INSTITUTIONS throughout the
land, M well as In private practice, and are considered
M invaluable remedies.
Sos Medical Properties of Buch*
I FBOM DU3PKN8ATOBY OF THE UNITED BT ATES,
See Professor Dxwxa's valuable works on itt Practice
I of P?yelo.
See remarks mad? by the late celebrated Dr. PHTSIO,
of Philadelphia._
See remarks mad? by Dr. JSW?AIM M*Doweu, a cele
brete?. Physician and Menabsr of the Boy?! CoBeg. of
Sargeon*. IreUuid, and published in the Transaction* of
the Kins and Queen's Journal,
8ee*fe*?oo Cktr^g?cat B~iT. published by B
na ARRA PARILLA."
^??55 hy *U Druggists.
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