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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-04-27


AtNo. i76 BIeecker street
The advice OF this real AstroIog.r. MAuRICs ~
TO fall The hand Of has marked path
Individual and the planets are hourly pointing o.. ne dee
o. 81 ~ he so can "s %
relates 10 me hpppiness or misery Of ones whole
ii e ys sad knew 's BEFORE wv ss "s u nor
never fss He describes the Intended husband wife:
pressasnc &c true compleaon o. the iniendsd He DE-
ss q nss GOD l ss :ss S: .ss
their age and 81 and address B. Maurice boz Sbb New
York Post once and get IN renrn the outlipee Of
s.scs s .res near woosssr Ladies' 8 cents Ssn Ii
4 sroNrsHrNa.-MApAM MORROW, SEVENTH
soon and oen you viii marry even your thoughts nsso
image In full operation Her equal u not 70 found.
shows likeness Of your intended husband and absent
frends No. lsS Ludlow street, near Houston Gents nos
A BONA rIpR AsrRoLoeIsT. THAT EVERY ONE
"A can depend on u Madame WILSON she sss The object
az your visit and brings Of the pevoss
undertakings At l89 Alien street. between Houston
Stanton streets. over the bakery. Price % cents,
(yAUTrON.-ARR I0U IN TROUBLE HAVE Tor
~ bean deceived trined With Have your fond hopes
been biasted by false promscsf II 70 Madame ROSS
Known 70 @ She Sns. soseSsr Soss long
and shows correct likeness OF future husband absent
friends Lucky numbers free ~ West Twenty seventh
street, between Sxth and Seventh hams on the
door. hing the basement bell.
MADAME RsrBLL. SEVENTH DAuGHrBR CAN BE
M consulted on love- marrags sickness Iosses o's nds.
% gentlemen 80 csnts Call 81 ia varich es~ near
Broome.
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DENTISTRY.

SIT OF TEETH IN rHasE HOURs.-ENTIRE
satsfsction or no PAY a $50 sntn avenue The cheap
face.
One gold and piatna sets OF Teeth b made,
either with or without plunpers No advance required
Fine gold hngs inserted In the best from Eve
dollars each.
Cheap weighted lower sets Of Teeth nitrous OXIDE
a. $50 Sixth avenue, between Fifteenth and Sixteenth
ereats
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-04-27

Ts5s BOWERY.-H. ROsENTHAL HAVING A RBAT
"A desire 10 puchasea large quantity OF cast OF wearing
apparel Furniture Carpets Jewcry Ac By calling on .,
value for each article Ladies' attended 70 BY Mira Rosnha
Please remember and 3s3 Bowery opposite Gres Jones
street = - -
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CE.OTEHKN0.

A TTENrION.-AT 2l2 SEVENTH AvENUR H. RoSgN.
"A BERG the California and Western agency store. re-
Clothing These orders must be fulfilled in very short
time LADIES and gentlemen, wish would take parti
culAr notice and look over your wArdrobcs and see you
have any eohing YOU do not need For your
$50; from IS 10 SIS; pants from So TO ST. also
by calling addressing H. ROSENBERG, 2l2 6eventh
nue. Lades attended 70 by Mrs Rose berg in and ont OF
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j pany.
Notice hereby given that meeting stockholders
or the Mariposa Company win be held nt the Office Of the
said company, No 81 Wall street. in the city Of New York.
the 9th dag OF May for the purpose of
Gliding upon the and increasing the OF the
capital stock Of said company by addition Of twenty
thousand shares to the hundred thousand shares al
Of hundred dollars shares amounting altogether to
millions OF dollars In order the floating debt Of
the company may be paid and the mining and other
tiOusly developed
BY order Of the Board Of Trustees:
JAMES HOY,
MORRIS KETCHUM,
GEORGE OPDYKE.
New YORK, April IL. 1854. Majority OF the Trustees
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ITO MlLLINERs AND COUNTRY sToREKEEPERA
i AT GRAND STREET CHEAP STORE,
Examine STRAW GOODS.
Examine BONNET SILKS.
Examine RIBBONS, RIBBONS.
Examine MILLINERY LACEs AND TRIMMTNGs
Examine our STRAW AND FANCY ORNAMENTS.
Examine our FLOWERS.
We cut lengths cheaper than down town jobocrs ses
whole pieces. Call EDWARD RIDLEY,
Nos. 3iI and sllx Grand and &c Allen strcets,
fifth block east from the Bowery.
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CTRAM WEEKLY TO LIVERPOOL. TOUCHING AT
~ Queenstown tCork haYborl The Liverpool, New
York and Philadelphia Company intend despatch
Ing their fun powered Clyde built Iron steamships - TO-
CRY OF BALrIMORK. SATURDAY, APRIL 80
EDINBURGH. SATURDAY, MAY T.
CITY OF WASHINGTON. SATURDAY NAY u.
and every succeeding Saturday, 81 noon from pier - North
RATRS OF PASSAGE.
- payable In gold, or Us equivalent In currency. -
First Cabin steerage..
Frst CABIN 10 London. 70 Seeragc 10 London. "a
First Cabin 70 Paris % Storage TO Paris... ~
First Cabin 70 Hamburg 70 Seerage to Hamburg 81
Passengers Also forwarded HAvre, Bremen, Rotterdam,
Antwerp, &C.. ut equally low
From Liverpool or cabin, S75 SS5 and
2lo6 sleersse $50 Those who wish TO send for their
friends can buy ticketa here ~ these rates.
These Neamers have superior for pasen
strongly built tght sectona
patent nre aunhilAOrA Experienced attached
10 each steamer
For further information apply IN liverpool WILLIAM
INNAN Agent 22 Water street. IN Gasgos 70 Alley NAL
OOLM, No. aSt Enoah square, In Queens own 70 c. 4
D. SEYMOUR co; IN London 70 EWES MACY: 81
King William street; IN Paris 70 JULES DhCOuE ~ Rue
Dame des vicores PAce de Ia Boursc In Phiade
phia JOHN O. DALE III Walnut street, or AZ the com
JOHN q, DALE, Agent Is Broadway. n Y.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1864-12-10

THE PACIFIC RAlLRoAD-Mr l. n.
Williams, contractor on the eastern d.sis.
ion Of the onion Pacific railroad, has
employed a large number of pawuee In.
dams (squaws and bucks) upon the works,
aud we are informed that he has succeeded
in his efforts to render them useful be
yond his most sanguine expectations-
More than a mile o: grade has been pre-
pared for the ties and iron by the swar,hy
hands Of these Pawnee luborers. II is
indeed novel sight 20 see these wild and
untu,ored children Of the forest delving
into the eartn with pick and shovel, con
sttuctng the greatest work of internal
Improvement ever projected by nun
Mr.. Williams feels confident Of bis ahil.
ity to employ. successfully. a large nun.
Der Of Pawnees during the next seas on
in the graduation Of the Pacific railroad.
: This, We welieve, is the first time iu,he
history OF the country that Indians have
been induced to perform manual labor -
We trust that the experiment may prove
entirely successful - Omaha Republican.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1864-12-10

don't you think that such Colonel ought
to resign and let some one take his place
who is not SO fearful Of his life?
1t there is pressing aud killing men a
day or two after their surrender carried on
by the men Of regiment whose duty it is
to put n stop to such conduct mean if
such conduct is wrong? Ii it is ali right
no one ought ia put to stop to it.
Have commissioned officers, non. com.
missoned officers and privates in the u.
States service any right 10 take horses
from the enemy, and sell them and apply
the proceeds OF such sales to their own
uuse? Ii SO, an affirmative answer TO
that question may be of great benefit to
my wife aud sick boy, SO my wife and SILK
boy, as my present wages (S20 Il mo"th)
is not sufficient to pay five dollars house
rent seven dollars per cord for wood,
water tax, clothing, food-and the Lord
knows how much the doctor will charge
me-, for Ion't-as my little boy has not
been able to move for more than n year,
and | don't know how much longer it will
be before he is able to move the doctor
SAYS not for month or two yet, perhaps
longer; his sickness has already cost me
five huhdfed dollars. Besides | am in
debit owe fifty dollars borrowed money
IN lat
adoW this horse question. II such horse
trading is lawful, | am willing to resign
my position as sergeant, and 90 to trading
IN them. l can make it pay better, espe
claliy it you will order our regiment into
some district where there are pl-n,y Of
mounted rebels. But General, if such
horse trading is not according 10 "Army
Regulations" beg Of you TO. as soon as
you can do so consistently, make me u
shoulder strap"-it pays better and so
far as my observation goes, it is grea,
deal less troube-espeeially if the men
"Joard out'
| say, General. an idea has Just come
into my head-a novel one, | admit but
l would like to see it tried on in some
company that 'board out Could you
not effect the following exchange between
afaptain and Sergeant for six mouths
let the Captain act as Sergeant and the
Sergeant act as Captan-not in my com
pany, bnt in some other mans? would
very much like to see such trial.
General, It this letter is too long. take
some Sunday fer it, and pn: in the wholr
day. ha," condensed the subject all |
know how. but | am interested in some. II
not all, have wrttten--so is the Army of
the Cumberland
AMOS l. GRIFFITH,
Orderly Sergeant, CO +. 5h Tenn Cav.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1864-12-10
NOT MARRIED YET.

Not married yet ! ah. let me think
How hor rid il the thought,
That eighteen summers have escaped,
And still am not caught;
And still--and st.ll--'tis like to be,
If things don't alter soon--
No matter-l'll live on in hope,
At least another moonl
No offer vet !--ah, what thought,
For maiden past eighteen,
With a face and form rs faultless too,
As any ever seen;
All, wherefore do they keep me back,
All, why this long delay,
No man need ask this maid but once,
Ton name the wedding day.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1864-12-10
NUMBER II.

give him r'cn'y Of chicken broth and hot
brandy sling, and Keep him quiet. For
Heavens sake don't lct Jcnkn, see him
any more. rj-"r"iive|y speaking, Jen-
kinS has long since run Can'y Into tho
ground;' aud if c is no, KEEP, away from
the un'ortunal" man. we fear he will 10
SO literally. = Cica 70 TINES.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1864-12-10
A Funny Letter.

The following letter was actually writ.
ten and sent to Major General Thomas
We copy from the New York Ttmes:
Mas sLri}le Tenn Oct 1894
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1864-12-10

NOLLECTIONS made a nd remitted at current
~ rates of exchange; Bills Of Exchange, Uncur-
rent Money aud Coin Bought and sold Deposits re-
c"'ved and Money invested; Draftstorsale ou an
country in Europe.
age by fire.
Particular attention. given t 0 the paymenio
TAEf>In any county in iowa.
Real Estate bous ht and sold !, Land Warrants
ocaTed.
We stertot he following parties with whom we
have done buaintsx:--
Park Bank. New York
A. IL. Arnold. Pre~'l herca tile Bank. " Y
Mcssrs knauth, Nae hed i X ubue. Bankcrs n Y
Ne>srs. |Hss Camblos K Co., Bankers, Phil.
Aiessrs Clark. Bros. & Co., Bankers st. Louis.
Gen. l.. Harding, of Union Bank st Louis.
i. u. Adams, Banker. Chicago.
'" .t""lhaGgh Z" Co, Bankers Chicago.
E.Partriie". Esq. Ranker, Seneca Fall. Ny.
&. W Norton, Esl. President Southern Bank Of
kentuci V. Ensselivilie. Ky.
s. A. Fletcher Banker. / indian polls Indiana.
Aon. "m- Mont tgomery Washington, Pa.
T. II. Walker, ESQ, Salem, New York.
Mes<rs II Markell = Co., Bankers. Dubuque.
Louis 4 Nacki"t, Banker, Davenport mr62
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1864-12-10

-
a BRAVE LAD Tho Chartered iournal,
relate the following Instances Of tor,ituIe
Oh the part OF IA lit'Ie boy on eisn, yea,s
old, the son oI Il laborer named Malnaux
living at ftr,ienncs (Brlsium) One
evening, three weeks since, he was sent
by his mother TO fetch q loaf from "A
bakers Oh the opposite side of railway.
On his return. when passing level cross.
ing about ljO PAGES from the Fareiennes
station he saw train approaching, and
in his alarm stumbled and fell. lie nev
er,heless had the presence of mind to roll
into the space between the rails and lie
still. Unhappi|y the clearing iron caught
his blouse and dragged him along till the
train stopped at the station, but the wheels
had meanwhile passed over one Of bis
arms and cut it nearly Off When libcr.
ated he exclaimed, luoking ut his mancI. d
limb. "pray, do not tell mother?' and
asked the by staudcrs to fetch his loaf. 1t
was iouEd necessary to ampu'a'c the arm,
and chloroform having been applied with
out producing insen>iL'i,y, he bore the
opperat'on with the utmost courage, and
only asked once or twice if the surueors s
would soon have done. His arm is now
healing, aud the little fellow has returned
to school as gay and cheerful as his com
nanions
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1864-12-10
Barber ShSN
NEW BARBER SHOP.

"ILLfAM PHILLIPS is prepared to do Shaw
w ing, Hair cutting and Ghanpooing at all
hours. Shop next door to Land ofice on Pearl
Street. t*..~@ #'~ %4 jay22.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1864-12-10
SIOUX CITY SADDLE, DRIDLE
AND
Harness Mandatory.

'y,HEaniersig gnc ed respectfully INFORM sfhecitzen
l OF Woodbury. and adjoining counties that l. c
n~A confines 10 manufsic ture the alov E ar =
AH3A eles. Keeps constantly Oh hand stock
~ 1AAyN and trimmi Dgs OF the best quality
Those IN want ctanything in the a hove
line business " II find il to THEN adyantagc o
calland Examine my stock before purchasing else
where. Good hides taken in payment, rs. Shop
Pearlstreet.
noylS-52 J0uNLININGER.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-04-21

! correspondent of the Atlanta Register writing
from Montgomery evfsa t-handed blessing to the
| specuIators of that CT y. He says:
Prices and provisions Gle higher than they were
10 March, ard in addition, coed many have funded
to deeply. This mkss frsfc the medium of exchange
TO ilnstrate-a lady here wanted 10 buy fapcy heac
dress price $780, she could not raise the rhinO anc
bought it with ha of meat. All this very well
but on the adys first appearance in public rival
belle remarked, IA b, yes there goes Miss -, with
her BAN on her head"
! The same writer lalrates the following good
story
Rave just heard pithy :and moralpoined incident
which l must tell you of.
Not long since a stout Irish soldier on his way to
the fro ut ecu}ei comfortable in a vacant car
courier soon came 10 and pompous!y told him that
the car reserved for Gen. Blank
Hell, be Jasps, here is room enough for aud the
gineral.
"Y-s, bat l must have he IL of the car for bis
staff"
Staff, hsthen, he dad tn the gineral to stick bis
staff out of the window"
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-04-21

Cur country ahcupds in food. Corn cribs everywhere
fowl E. emoB chouses filed with bacon. while OF
-four vegetables fresh meats, there is abundance
Yet this CTehCuse Of supplies has been close to
people lie saunt torn of necessity stalking through
the land. Who 5 blame The men for whose protec-
tiOn struggling and in defence of whose il
holocaust Of huDc lives have been CteTed stand
idly by, huReirg their patry dollars ard grooming
eriets the Conederacy. If money is to be made
the speculation with eager
ard gasppg hands add TO their store but if sacrifice
personal 10 demanded they called up.
do substantial Of duty to their fellows, they
draw back nto their SHELLS and bury themselves ia the
darkness Of their natures.
There passing day which the living iustre.
lions remarks may be by every reader
this article They the people who boarding their
supplies. Cbncklrg the eF3e with which they have
the widow and orphan the taxes they
reluctantly compelled 10 pay, and Boosting OF the
thousands If bushels of and p0undsf bacon which,
when the supply they intend to put
the market. Thnnk GGd for the many honorable
options The rue which the has developed but
that the religion CT is to be measured by their
riches acquired during this struggle in Specializing the
necessities Il the people, number of Confederate
Will be missing from Heavens celestial throDg
Though the mills of God grind slowly,
Yet they grind exceedingly small;
Though with patience He stands waiting,
With eKACtLGes grnda .Ie all.
South CdrO:ntdn.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-04-21

MIRACULOUS OccURRENcE.-A lady in this city was
sitting in the middle of her yard sewing, and neat
gold ring fell into her lap from las she says) above =
She cannot account for it, bat serious in her decsra
hands. Being neither wizard nor seer, we cannot
counA for this strange phenomenon taking her version
of its escension to be true The yard large and she
was near its centre and ways any building from
widow lady, at least of middle age it is not probable
that any cowardly love sick swain took this opportuni
y of presenting token of his Affection to be hereaf
ter Observation-Disclosures EnQuiyer.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-04-21
WILMINGTON MARKET, APRIL 20, 1854.

BEEF CATTLE.-scarcely coming in aud the market
bare. We quote the hoo at 50 so to 81 so per h.
net meat, as in quality.
BAcoN-ses in the small way from carts at S. to $ 50
per lb.
BEEswAx-s4 per ID.
BUTTER-$l2 to SIS per ID.
CoRN-Scarce and in demand Sells at $40 per bushel.
Corn MEAL-sel's in the small way from the granares
at $40 per bushel.
CoPPERAs-Retails ct So to 81 per h.
CoTToNIitte zone selling. Generally held at 81 CD
per Id.
FLoUR-Is and in demand. We quote small sales
during the week at $500 per bbl for supelfne.
FoRAeEFodder and Hay $50 to s25 and Shucks SIG 10
$ls per loo lbs.
H1DEg-Green S. and dry 81 to 81 so per ID.
IEATHER-Sl5 per Id. for sole and upper
LARD-Bv the Dbl, SIS so to S. per Id.
NAILs-By the key, So rs to 50 so per ID.
PEA NUTs-$2O to $25 per bushel.
PEAs-Cow, $22 90 to $40 per tushe
PoULrRY-Lye fowls s. to $40 EACH and dressed 81
SIS per Id.
PorAToEs-sweet s?5 to $50 per bushel.
RIcE-Clean 81 Is to 81 80 per Id.
sALr-souod made s25 to SO per bushel.
SUGAR-$l0 per h. by the bbl.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS factory, So yard.
SPIRITS TURPEETINE-Held at S. to SIS per gallon.
TALLow-$3 SO to 81 per In.
YARN-By the bale, $50 to SIS per bunch,
WOODS In demand, aud market poorly supplied. We
quote by the boat load at $40 to $ for lie and ah and
$50 TO S55 per cord for oak.
MONEY MARKET.
Transactions tue past week ID all kinds of securi
ties have been limited.
The brokers paying for Gold and Silver North
Car DINA bank bills So to IS 60 South Carolina aud Geor
ga 81 so.
Confederate per cent bonds 1868, and 7.e0 Notes at
currency.
There seems to be disposition among the Wholesale
dealers deprecate the i've dollar notes. but in the retail
trade they are general received at par.
The currency in demand, bnt is issued in med
quantity and not equal to the demand.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-04-21
HEADQUARTERS WILn.isGToz,
TO 6LL WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN:

To HLI
AFTER consultation with his Honor the Mayor publish
thsfoowng notice has been to ne shat some
prices or in small quantities even at the present exorbi
tant rates-retes much beyond the specie basis On the
OTIS hand block able TO procure meat etc.,
BY The wholesa lie ~ lug any price that is asked
Notice is given that unles" provisions are brought
given to buyers residing the City. the stock viii be i'm
pressed of the army and the at the Govern
ment prices -.
IT, however, rovision dealers are willing to carry
their business formerly without violating the order for
bidding the supply to Steamers running thu blockade
neither their business their rates will be nterfered
with The latter will no doubt be regulated by the state
Of the supply and the currency.
At presest the Scitiz9ns ges n2hins from market
prefer troops should be supplied in preference to
those abundantly abe procure provisions elsewhere
W. FL. q. WHITING,
Major General
April lst., 1864. IA-u
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-04-21

A St. Louis paper tells this: man and his wife
were engaged in arranging for separation. The fl
Guilty OF adjustment was the baby. The wife tearfulg
begged to &c allowed to keep the dear little fellow
while the husband angriy and persistenty refused At
length the wife almost threw the child into the hus-
band arms and exclaimed, "take him can soon get
another"
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-04-21

CoNsCRIPTIoN IN FRAECE.-The Minister of War
has just made known the price, fxcd annually, at
which generation from military Ell Vi, can Re pur-
chf7~d. 1t amounts this year to $4,000 francs for
exemption rom seven years duty. At the same time
the Minis. Offers like tor re-anistment for a
smiular term. The price at which liz grafton from the
service can Re purchased by those already under arms
is fxcd at 500 rancs for eyeiy remaining year. The
drawing of the CONSUMPTION for Paris and the district
has Just terminat-d.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-04-21

BLACKING IN REACH EyERYBonYs-The South
Cutivator gays China berri-s rot only XIII worms
10 Peach tr es but also mike Shoe Backing. An
change paper says: AS good an article of Backing
is sold at fifty cents, or more, box, can h?
made just for nothing, iu the following manner Boil
China Ferries in water and mix it to prop coz
sstency with SCOT of hanback, SCOT from pine wood
is preferable Strain cut the rres, they may be
boiled and the backing stirred in afterwards. 1t may
be made to use as O LIQUID or paste"
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-04-21
TAKEN UP

TAKEN UP
7 NY RESIDENCE, Western Prong, in Baden
"A County, on the "A April, 1854 pale sorre III AXE,
about or DID, very tall and poor, and has some
white in the face, and be much worried and
jaded The owner obt6in said Mare by coming Tor,
ward proving property and paying charges. Ny address
is Whitevie, N. c..
w. RUI LARD.
Aprl 20. lE9 1890 lt
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-04-21
MARRIED.

In Baden County, the l4th inst, by Rev. r. s. N
ram Lieut.. JOS. L. JACOBS, Co. l, 18th Regs N. G.
to Miss s. J. CARPENTER.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-04-21
FTAX LISI hnviCt.

IHIIHE HUB3CRiiE Der having been appointed, at MaEcT
4 Term. 1884, Of the Ion, % Pleas aud Quarter $50
for New Hanover county Tax List Taker for Mid
die OOnd Dsrct, hereby nothes all peTsO"s hterestc
III he will aeud at me house 0! "m Humphrey Ia saId
DsTcr, Saturday 23d lust for te purpose q" iAknG
the lists Of taxable property All other days ne eau be
found at his residence. DAVID - sAHDShS:
April 18th, 1854. Le|St'
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-04-21
EnEe,ss.Gnr tn Farmers,
South CdrOl:ntdn


The following extract, from Circular No s, issued
from the Bur,au of CONSUMPTION, dated March 18Th
1854 contains useful information to agricuturaliss
having les rumt T than fifteen hands:
"tCuFDULE TERMS
When there two farms contiguous, or
within five miles Of each otier, measuring from the
Cads, having CT each five more hands amount
hg in the aggUs2tc to fifteen hands, or where one
person hes two more plantations within five miles
of each other, having aggregate Of fifteen or more
hanCs there may be detailed person overseer
mPnager of the two or more farms provided there is
on neither Of the farms white male adult declared by
the Enrolling Offer ond the temporary Board capable
OF managing the farms with reasonable efficiency not
liable to military duty and proVid, the rson de-
tailed was, the first day of January, 1864, either
owner, manager or overs r, residing on one OF the
farms and, provided the Of said irms shall ex-
ecute joint ard several kond the terms pr scribed
for the owners Of fifteen hands, except that such 2r-
sons shall not be allowed the privilege of communication
provided IN the 4th article Of the 10th section OF the
Act recited" 9th February, 1861
&" Where details allowed 10 rsons having )
than fit en-, and five than five hands they shall
enter into like obligation Pr scrbed for the owners
oil fifteen or more hands, except that for each hand less
than fifteen, down to five, there shall be suppl five
pounds ie:s meat thus each Of ourt en- hands, ninety
hVe thirteen hands, ninety; twelve hands, eighty
sly hands, tity-tve five hands, fifty pounds"
D." Where Ge' 1i!s are allowed to persons having hs
IMAM i've hands, they shall enter into like obligations
EEL all 'Gtlr surplus provisions to the Government