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92 Mr. CiiabH.es Gava.n DtrFß'Y.—This distinguish- • eu Irishman arrived in Sydney on Wednesday last i by the Wonga Wonga from Melbourne. We be- : lieve U hi- intention to pr< • cd shortly to the | interior :>n private business, after which he has in- ' timitted his intention of returnin g to Ireland. There j will be much rejoicing when he lands on the shore | of that country 7 for which he worked so hard, and ’ for which he did so much. Poet, orator, states- j man, and, above all, true patriot, ardent lover of Ireland, Charles Cavan Duffy has earned for him- i self a high place in the esteem and love of all Irishmen. and although, he chooses to enrich an other colony than this with his talents and services, his countrymen of New South Wales are not be hind those of Victoria in the, respect they bear him. We cannot point to services rendered to our colony but w; think ot M3, and we remember Duffy of the Nation. We are unable to speak positively of our honored countryman’s intentions, or the length of his stav in Sydney, but we are certain his counfrvinni will not allow this occasiou j to oass without showing their appreciation of Mr. Duffy’s services to old Ireland. It is seldom we. have so distinguished a visitor, but though ho said that his st,ay in Ireland will be but two y ;rs, cir "inistunces mr arise which will give Ireland the -rvifces of one of her most devoted sons, but. pre tent us from ever seeing Charles Cavan Duffy again. While wo shook: rugre it for oursehos, we would rejoice at it for the sake of our native land. —Sydney Fireman, third 9. Tub Dublin Evening .'fail is of the class of pa triots that does not care to see Ireland abused by strangers, though by no means sparing of its own invective again- the country. The feeling is one that we do not altogether dislike, and we there a - th following reference to Mr. Senior's tig. r cilious review of the condition of the country. '1 he Taxation Committee, it says, “on Friday allowed Mr. Senior, an English official in Ireland, to dilate at enormous length on the ‘barbarous’ nature of the country, which, notwithstanding the advant ages of his position, he evi Ictitly knows but par tially and re-.'.,-Is with a jaundiced eye. We admit the truth of tnnnv of tbj statement- to the discredit of Ireland, which even Irishmen are sometimes forced to make; but it is most offensive to every Irishman that at- English official receiving pay in Ireland, should come forward thus to magnify the fault.-' of our people, so as indirectly to u orifv all classes of his own countrymen for their wealth, intelligence, industry, or well-covered backs, and to draw such a picture of this portion of her Ma jesty’sdominions as is calculated seriously to injure us at a criti :al juncture when Engli finding its way into our manufactures.” j Cork Examiner. _________ .. —■s*. . Nor af&ct to be witty, nor to jest so as to wound the feelings of another. To say as little as possi ble of yourself and ot those who are near to you. To aim at cheerfulness without levity. Ne ver to court a favor from the rich by flatter ing either their vanities or vices. Ol&cial Orders of Gen. R. 53. JGee. Headquarters Confederate Army, ) i February 9th, 1565. J j (Sever At. Order. ) No. 1. } IN obedience to General Orders No. 3, Adjutant and Inspector General’s Office. 6sk February, 1 5, i assume command of the military forces of tht Con federate Ftatcv Deeply impressed, with the difficulties and respmirbiiUy of the position, and humbly in voking the guidance of Almighty God, I rely for suc cess uoou the a rage and fortitude of the Army, sus tained by tiie. patriotism and firmness of the people, ooutiden tine their united efforts, under the blessing of Hctvv -.n, will secure peace and indoper,ik: eo. The II adquarters of the Army, to which all special reports and communications will be addressed, will be for the present with the Army of Northern Virginia. The st .fed and regular returns and reports of each Army and Department will he forwarded as heretofore to tho Office of the Adjutant & Inspector General. R. E. Lee, General. Headquarters Armies of Coxvei eeati States,! February 11, 1865. j Hexedat, Orders, 1 No. 2. ; In entering upon the campaign about to'open, the General in-Chics feels assured that the soldiers who have so long and so nobly borne the hardships and dangers S the war, ri .ire no exhortation to reap o and to the calls of honor and duty. With the liberty transmitted by their forefathers they havi inherited the spirit to defend it. Tiie choice between w ar and abject submission is be fore them. To such a proposal, brave men with arms in their hands can have but one answer. They cannot barter manhood for peace, nor tho right of self-government for life or property. But just ten to them requirt s a sterner admonition to those who have abandoned their comrades in the hour of peril. A last opportunity is afforded them to wipe out the disgrace and escapo the punishment of their crimes. By authority of the Fret;dent of tho Confederate States a pardon is announced to such deserters and men improperly absent as -hall return to ’!.« command to which they belong within the shortest possible time, not exceeding twenty days from the publication of this Order, at the Headquarters of the Department in which they may be. Thoso' who may be prevented by interruption of com munications, may report within tbs time specified to the nearest enrolling officer, or other officer on duty, to be forwarded ns soon as practicable, and upon present ing a certificate from such officer, showing compliance wiiu the requirement, will receive the pardon hereby offered. Those who have deserted to tho service of the enemy, ot who have deserted after having been once patdonpd THE PACIFICATOE —A. OATHOTJO -lOUHNAL for the so mo offence, and tho e who shall desert or absent , themselves witlji it authority iftcr the publication f I this Order, are excluded fr.un it? benefits. N '' does j the offer of pardon extend to other offences than dc- 1 ! tertion and ab-u nee without permission. 1 By (he sam- authority it. is also .leolnrcd that no ' general amvi .-iy will main be granted, and these who ! refuse to accept the pardon r.ow offered, or who .-hail 1 hereafter do? rt or absent themselves without leave, | shall suffer such punishments as the Courts may itn -1 pose, and no application for, clemency will be enter j tained. T thing new resolution from the fate which our c io '.-ies intend for us. let ev ry man (Rvote all his enor j gies to the common defence Our it rourecs, widely and vigorously employed, are amp'-, and with a brave nnny, sustained by a deter mined and united people, success with God’s assistance cannot be doubtful. The advantages of the enemy will hare but little value if we do not nermit them to impair our resolu tion. Let ti? then oppose netaney to adversity, for titude to suffering, and countuc to danger, with the firm assurance that Ho who gave freed era to our fin hers .will bless the efforts f their children to pro se rfo it. Pi. E. Lee, General. I Headquarters Armies ok Confederate States, | 1- cbrui.ry 11th, 1305. ; Gexeeat. Orders, J ' Th - dis iplinc arid flieienoy of the army have been ' greatly iu paired by uieu leaving their proper eoru i.oinou to join, others, in which they find service more agreeable. This iu: dice, almost as injurious iu its consequences as the - rimo f desertion-hv the Articles -of War. etr poH-s the ntfoi’dcr to a similar pmv-hme it, and subjects i the oftieor receiving 1 im l- dismissal ! im the army, j l! is tht-rofuro tic laved that the , wvision? of Gene | ral rirder No. 2, of this (lute, from Army Headquarters, ■ apply to sueli mon as have, left their proper commands | and joined others without being regularly transferred. ; The- v. ji. receive the pardon promise-! in that Order, upon complying with its conditions, or suffer the con sequences attached to neglecting it. | The naun sos such absentees will be forthwith re- I ported to these Headquarters by the officers with whom 1 they ore serving, and Immediate measures taken to return t to their pri pt r commands. AS soon as prac-tie.ii le, an inspection will be made, , •• -t -ha ,"-s w ill lie ) referred agaiust those who negleot to enforce this Order. March 11—fit It. E. Lee, General. BUSINESS I>If*ECTORY. t o ji ai:cii ay ts ay and dealeh s. i \’“.,'K DESIGN PUPLi.-niNG A BUSINESS I’i Directory tn Til K PACIFICATOR, and respect | fully solicit Merchants, Dealers, and others engaged in - business, for their Cards. The < en it circulation of out paper affords to Merchants and Busiuess Men one of the best adver tising mediums in die Confederacy. THE PACIFICATOR boing the only Catholic journal published in the .South, and bavin;: a large and grown.-q circulation in every State, wo are satisfied ! that Businens Men will find it to their interest to make flic mudvi,< i;.. we through its columns. H. (.'. Ban nv, Esq., i? authorized to receive adver tisements lor tho proposed Directory. WALSII A BLOME, Mur. 11 Proprietors “Pacificator.” J. W. HORTON, GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANT, Ac. i 7 Broad Street, Augusta, Go. jp-ii" Also, Good? bought and sold. Mar 11—2m* ITS2SS US. MILLER’S '.MILI,T NEI? Y STO RE , 251 line"’ .erect, [Opyeite Lcjcg,iU: Hull,) AVGUSTA,.-CA. PONNETS, CAPS ANl' HEAD DRESSES MADE (•A to order. Haiida-iuie lot of Spring Musi ins, ; ] - ; ons, Silks and Poplins. Mar 11 —3n G . ¥OILG EB, T-ireot importer of CIIO /0 E HAI Ay A S EGA It S, and M.-iiiutaeturer of D 0 V E S 'I It SEGA R S. Mar. 1J iy A’o. 193 Broad Street, Augusta, (7a. G. ES. MCYERj lit Broad Street. Augusta, Ga., Dealer in SEGARS, TOBACCO. FIRES, STATIONERY, Ml:-., etc., Mar. 11-3ai v.SRS. S\ SMITH, 13! Bread Sin ", Augusta, Ga., General assortment of DRY GOODS, FANCY GOODS, HOSIERY, YARNS. HOMESPUNS, ETC. Mar 11-—Om JOKEV €. GALTEY, 251 Broad Street, Augusta, tiff., COM M I S.S I 0 N M EKCH A N T And dealer in ALL KINDS OF PRODUCE. ConMgnments of all kinds solicited. Mar 11—Sm i MRS. E. PERRY, 315 lit oar. Street, Augusta, Ga., Denier in VARIETY GOODS OF ALL KINDS, FANCY AND Lad s’ Drees Trimmings, Port Monaies, Etc. Mar 11—3 m Bread fakes, Crackers and Pies. BOWEN’S STEAM BAKERY, 341 Broad Strert, Augusta, On. Ij’Oß SALE, BREAD, CAKES, PIES, WINE Crackers, Butter Crackers, S<;da Crackers, Ac. 1 Mar 4-4. C. Y. WAIiKEK i AUCTION AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS, j 265 Broad. Street, Augusta, ti e . WILL GIVE PROMPT ATTENTION TO THE I it vale and purchase of I’.-al Eslato, Sticks, Bomi?, and all other articles of Personal Property, Merchandise or Produce, nt. either private -ode or auo tiou. Will attend the sales at the Market on the tirst Tuesdays of ciu-l- month. Consignment? solicited from ai! quarters. Regular days of tale Thursdays and .Saturdays of each w-c-i i;. Ri-vniiEXCKS. ■ Bones, Brown & Cos.. Doughty, Picall I Cos., Fleming A ifv-l-io ton, Augusta, (la.; Peribo. Brown .t Cos., Cox .( JI-11, J. H. Porter, Ander son A Johnson, Atlanta, G : W. P. Turner, Colum bus, Ga.; Mathii-M-n, O’Hiii i .I Cos., A. P. Johnston, Charlegtorf, S. C.: IV. B. Jones A Cos., Kichraoiid, Vu.; Goodwin A Robi.i.u;*, Selma, (la.; Jtak.--, Lawl.-.t A Cos., Mobile, Ala. Mar -Om 1.000 Cords Taw Bark Wanted. H-HE t’NDERFIGNED WILL RECEIVE PRO i POSALS for the delivery of good Tan Baric at any Uailroad station near Augusts, and ot nriy land ing on the Savannah River above tin- City, or they will hire the privilege of peeling v-od Bark Lunds. JESSUP A HATCH. Mar I—4* L. M. CHURCHILL. .7. R. XV JOHNSTON. CIiURGIUIX & JOHYSTO.Y, 222 Broad Street, • AUGUSTA, GEO., WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN F 0 K E I G N A. N D D 0 AI E S TI C DRY GOODS, ALSO, BLOC KA D E GOO L) S OP EVERT DESCRIPTION, -c Will receive and sdl.on Commission or purchase outright, ALL KINDS AND DESCRIPTIONS OF BLOCKADE GOODS. They have constantly on hand a. large and varied assortment of B LOG K A D E GOODS,- And invite the attention of consigners , and purchasers to their stork NOW ON HAND, And to which they are making DAILY ADDITIONS, And which they will sell on A S F A V O R A B L E TER M S AS ANY' OTHER HOUSE IN AUGUSTA. They respectfully refor to the Mayor of the ; city, the officers of the Banks, tho proprietors of this paper, or tho community generally. CHURCHILL & JOHNSTON. Oet-O—Cm PI . O’I>« WD . GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANT, ' And Dealer in BLOCKADE AND DOMESTIC GOODS, Wholesale and Retail, No . 1 27 3 Broad Street, Augusta, Ga., Keeps constantly on hand a f ull supply of GROCERIES, LIQUORS, DRY GOODS, HARDWARE, TOBACCO, STATIONERY, Etc., Etc. Prompt and personal attention will be given to ail goods consigned to his care. Jan. 21—6 m ITItISSOS & SHECUT, AUCTION AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS, t Augusta , Gear gin. TpKK Will give prompt attention to all business en trusted to them. Consignments respectfully solicited. Rei-krbkces : —Jackson A. Mi’icr, J. T. Paterson k Cos., Stockton & Cos., Ch'ehester A Cos., Waish & j Bkirae, Augusta, Ga. ; Geo. E. W. Nelson, Richmond, Va-; T. D. Wagner, Esq. Major E. Willis, Charleston, |S. 0,; W. 11. Shirk, Esq., Savannah, Ga. : Burke, i Boykin A Cos., Ma -.on, Ga. Jan 28—3 m JI. 73. fOIIIA & G 0.,. COMMISSI ON MERCH AN T S And DEALERS IN STAPLE AND f'AXCY DRY GOODS, GROCERIES AND VARIETIE 3, Wholesale and Retail, No. 29 4 BROAD STREET, Avgusta, Ga. Not. s—6m MSIALYSIB, KEI3Y &. CO., GENEIt VL AUCTION • AJtJ) * c o nr mi s s i a ,v me .p an ant s No. 2, ! Bro.ih Stkeht, 17’ ill; gtvk their individual atten » V TIOX to the v 1 1 o or Purchase of Real Estate, Negro.' , Tobacco, and all kinds of Merchandize ami i Country Produce. Public Sale Itiivs—Tnesdavs and Fridays, ltafcra t- Hmi.'j:. H. Muy,'Mayor; Wileox A Kami, JV. B. G' tfin, and J. A. Anslcy A Cos., .-'uu-usta. lioss 'A Beymour, M. --. M. Harwell .ad A. < 'iineli. M mtgomery. Ala. Hrrvcv Hunt:. James & Cos.. Richmond, Va. T. D. N,-r.-l, VI. T. Clark. Keen A Walker, John F. Hobson and J. 0. Vos,, Danville. Va. -3. F, Garrett, Urocusboi". N. C.; 51. 51. Mathers i and E. A. Thompson, Cbarli tte, N. C. Fab. I- 3m Select Female Aciukiny | OF THE SISTEII.-? OF OCR LADY OF MERCY, SUMTER, S. C. j nnnr annual exercises of this iNSfi .l. TUTE wore resumed on the first Monday in September. Those pupils who ci uld not gain admission hi t term for want of >om. nmy now r-.--.-tvo aect-mmoda tii-.ii.:, as a large i- ohoi-l Loom anil I> irtnitories have beeu added" the building.. The facility of approach to Sumter by railroad, the healtbfnlness of the lui-afity, and the well-attested reputation of tho Academy if the Sisters of Mercy, must enhance the claims of this Institution. Each pupil requires a reaeor.nbia supply of cloth ing, one pair of blankets, two pair of fhects and pillow eases, gublet. plate, ,• poon, knilo and fork, cup.and saucer, comb.-, brushes and wash bowl. No uniform required during the blockade. U-r particulars apply to the Superior, ss of the Sis ters of Mercy, Charleston, to the Directress of tho Academy, or to Rev. T. J. Sullivan, Sumter, S. G. Oet. 29 Si. Msvtrj’s Aradffiny« ft ONDIJCI ;:u BY THE SIFTERS OF OUR Lady «f 51.-r.iy, Au.rssta, 0-s:.— -Tho geiiolastio year is divided into two sessions of fi month each. The Fail or Winter session i-onimcneiiig Siqit. 5;.h, and ending F<-1«. Ctlt; the Spring or Summer session commencing Feb. oth, end ending July Oth, with an examination of the pupiis. Terras per sion, including Board and Eng lish Tuition payable in advance, . . §SOO 00 Music, . . • . . . 75 00 French, . ... .-20 00 Embroidery, . . . 20 00 Drawing in Crayon and Pencil, . . 20 00 Oriental Paiuti . ~ ... 20 00 Oil Painting, . ... . 60 00 Paste] Painting, . . . . 20 00 Wax Fruit and Flowers. . . . • to 00 Thu terms for Day Pupils in English Tuition are 880, $25 and S2O per session Nov. s—Sin J. A. ANSLET, W. BLAIR at A. J. SiIHTH. 3. A, A IV SI. E Y & CO., No. 300 Broad Street, Augusta, Go., GENERA T. COMMISSION KERCH A NTS, AND SVECIAL AGENTS FOR SALE OF MANUFACTURED TOBACCO. Refer to either Ban'; in Aiigu.-bi. Feb. 4—3 m ,r. j. n;tuoM. w. . joseai ESJOQjM & CO., COMMIS > ION MER CIIANTS, No. 238 Broad Street, Oet. 15 Augusta. Ga. St. Wary’s College, COLUMBIA, S. C. Terms for board, including fuel, Lights, and use of Bodstead, with Tuition in tho various department.- of a thorough Scientific. Lite rary and Cnimiior id education, 81,900 in advance, per session of five months. | For particulars apply ns above. J. P. O'CONNELL, D. D., Secretary. j Oct. 29—1. y ' NEW ~TAs ILOii Pttt Es'l’AMijlSli- MEISIT. 'J OHN KENNY, LONG AND FAVORABLY known i» in corineeti m with the House of J. H. Newby A Cos., J. K, flora & Cos. and Horn, Wise & Cos., has com menced business on his own account, at the store of Charles Gatlin, opposite the Siuthern States Hotel, where he hopes to receive a share of the public pat ronage heretofore so liberally extended to him. Oet. 15—6 m Printed for the Proprietors nt the Office of J. T. PAT ERSON .4 CO., Book, Job and Newspaper Printers and Lithographers, corner of Mclntosh and Broad Streets, Augusta,Ga.