New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-23

An persons heads Of fnes above Che oge Of "a yesrs
wSo S.,s s ss & Msns .ss 80
De poh the same with Nh A. p Ketchum register of deess
with description of the tract they with to purchase. Nh
hetchum will give receipt the money, and turn It over 10
CapL T. w. Hooper A. D. c.. Treasurer he will also file
description Of the and and ct the sale viii Il possible Did Ia
the land for e person WHO has Sled tire claim. should that
rerson desrsi All nation OF dispute between claimants
val be settled IN secordnce with the articles Of
purchase money need be paid the lime Of puchasOhe
Inender in three yesrb
The following tanned plantations are disposed Of by
the Tax Comu,ouers private sale the eeden at not
les than = - per when the cond ions which are herein
plefxed g. each class shall have beer complied with
Iuatons be sold in 20 acr. lots 1T piyats sale ser
pa,ts OF shall ha,o been hiet Tor nj tory
VI revenue and police puosea and also part not exceed
ing 100 acres, for a school isrn.
On s.. Helena bland" Eding'' Point"
On Coosdw Island-" Coosaw."
On port Royal Isand-"Ths Old Fort aud "IiidiIston
Stuai, place"
On Ladies I,ioas-"W'hite Hal."
Plantations sold In 2Jscre lot. after parts OF the same
shall have been reserved for war military naval revenue aud
Iad,a i'iand-"I Laurel Bay"
place. 4" Msghoia'
Plantations 10 be sold in tweatyacre lots after school
On 81 Heieaa Isidnd-"1Le Oaks" 'In5iaa Hili,
11omss James FnIPn Cedat Grove ONO etgi ln,
On Iadif, Iaad" Orange Grove" Jane. Chsp place,
Pleasant Point John Johnson" Springfield" Williams
On Port RoyGi i,arS-i The Swamp" "Halfway House,
"oioy ill., Oak huilgan,' Li.te Baynari' "hnstI
On Paris hnad-" The Fuller place"
ir'eons to be sold il twontyacre los at private sale
IN 81 Helena isleaG-" oakland "IIamiton Fripp,"
Hope place. Woodstock" Jane Prichsid.' scott
On ooosa% I,ia@pd--'i Corn Isl,ni."
On Ladies fsiord-" HslelFsun."
s. Jericho@% Ovid Ls mi. Place. '
o. Pre- ,and" EIlO: place No. l." Eiott place No.
It "a econeaded the Freedmen to locate their 2oacrc
claims az iaI a. possible upon these pi'aati,ons
her by directed pare exerioos to cy IN good faith
tho provisions Of this Circular explain carefully those
uader heir charge, to assist the people by every
rg. 81 purchase 1t Is believed tbs ,hs system properly
carried out, va worn sres edreHase to The Freedmen, and
to tho Of the Union. r. SAxr n.
Brr.Oen and Military Governor
+. W. IlooPsR Captain aud A. d. c.
Documents V. md VI. concluding this Revou-
torary Series relate to mere matters OF detail as 10 the
various operations connected with the working OF tie
plantations:
CIRCULAR, 10. I'll. Every Piraion Superintendent who
IA need OF boaris Tor nasDg platforms witch dry cot
ton imnelia,ey present stnesc headquarters rcGn.on
or he approved b. the Ger,r Superintendent Of m
Po n. o The above purpose mus, not be ussd for othe
purpos sd lie Superintendent 10 whom they deyere.
agst ke them sacy sobr orders irse lual
r. They sre n BE- sed FOR building houles when 10
Fysrv Pn,aou Superintendent who ha, drawn cos'or
h.tnx - be need IN ga'herns n. be very care
.,ei ,nd o 80 rsoer OF yard. .m'l 10 eseh pei.n
he secif i not returned 70 tie %, frni II a end
he 90, ~, the value q he ssre vii be dcdoesed om 10
PSI aftne person TO ah2I Il % chaIrd
ne General Superintendent. aud Planisiion sGpeTiner
requested 10 give he greatest attention TO the matte
require -rsirt core with the very a;ed means at ihei
LEO whole of the crop IN good condition,
entirely dependent upon Tie pecunary rsnlt
n ea-s crop ioF tio nae s o. crys on our operations
Further orders viii be issued shortly with reference 70 as
sorting, bass,ls, and storing the cotton.
Jaiu ne cotton crop all gathered, no leaves e absence
VIII be granted to saperntenfens un'tss Tor Mott ursen
Hener no eave. 81 .bsenc. ether OF account ., SICK
oiirrse hall exceed 81 dsys ~ TIE erpiraiiop
fe time the ray 81 Superintendent absent On leave
viii be- dis oniiuued until his return ~ duty.
g. IRE sap,r intend, mt wiz encourage the people undo
their and especial recent ref who ore NOT nj wors
upo ohrI crsps. plant. tlsls account n,ans
ra bass tuups poiole seed WI be furnished upon
rf0u Ions apIovti b. tho General srpsrr'end,Dis, but
crop vii belong exclusively q the abofers the Govern
mrut vil' Of cour.e pay nothing ior The la,s' on H. 80
chi he alion list they reufe to plant turnip. ioi
enees to do snyins which they can ioE their OWL
80 recLsnics work involving .ny considerable eSpend
al labor msr, viii hereafter be done upon the Gov
er,pei p,tious ess under the direction or with the af-
prosal ar D. g. Wilson, VINO l. hereby announced hsy
general charge OF mechanics aud mechlca work upon
hnv Plantation sperin rndeut having IN a. charge mule
OF uc prevent needed 1l plantation ors. viii please
report he fact 70 hcse headquarr ssthere need Of few
good mules Tor Mr Wilson operltons
p SpeTn,udsnss and others hayi In their possess or
their anlaon ANY Government tents which were issued
fsdaely report in wrt 20 fhcse hcsaifeff ihe num-
cor their possession aid he condition Of the
sleeiyard scales and Marsh Hooks. COZ The use Of the
plantations. be obtained uron approved Ielaisiions
all The mentioned in ,hs circular essential the
'ueee'" OF our ore;.iio' " eeH 1r, n
L. w. HOOPER Capt. aud A. J. {.
HKApauARrEns, BgavroRr. s. C.. Oct. u 1893
CrpcrrAR No sTlis circular issued promote efici-
eucy the MISTER Of asserting bassns Ind shipping
this years ciop Of cotton. , o. .,.,
NcY or all the cotton except a which raied in Dvis
ioa 49, q. 10 be collected udslorei a. Beaufort
Zach PantstioA suFerni W! GAUGE ile CO. On on l''
b. carcisy dried, asosied aud bagceo soon
r.. po.bc and viii then tcep in the best cotton house On
h plantation until lie receives orss from he Verersi super
ia. endrnl cud Il 10 tie cotton ouse at Beaufort
Inc General Superintendent viii hereafter consider II
pat o hi day 20 inspect a. often as poos'oe az m e2'o
homes H. 10 dis siou. AID 60 exercise general supervision
over he or,g baggnl aud ilrpns OF the cotton. lie
v Inspect cgly LOT ~ cotton once es, peioit soW.s
Brauior end VIII be careful ro 10 allow to
be to Beaufort unt he considers IN proper order or
nipeni 70 Now> ork IT, however IN hy esse OWING
ue q cotton house upon the plantation u shall be-
h. the opinion Of the General SUPERINTENDENT necessary 70
.rud giyen lot o. cotton 10 heAnF. without y nA.s pen
tr' fully escorted Such cotton may b. sent 10 Beaufort But
ruti be separate from assorted cotton and iast De a.
.! belai,r 20 that mey be kept separate rom
eli other cotton rni has been Escorted
The General Snpernieudni vii rive special attention 70
the m ~ OF SEEDING tie cotton % beaufort and they VIII
rpo, AZ te.s headquarters tor tho o; steamer when
they arrange to have ong good load nom any one
livery lot Of cotton to ,lr s;9rehog,s Beaufort mast
be acccnyard by m dice. which shall state distinctly the
number f bas ot The number Of pounds IN the lo, and
tie name OF the plantation which was raised In case
any LOT contains cotton rom than one plantation tie
number bags and Of poeEas from esrh plantation a o.
lated the invoice Every such invoice sa bS signed by
tie sDpsnleadea Of the plantation from which the cotton
cones. 80 =, =,
coupty HE cotton Beaufort and that II u safely delv
cred viii he send without putins Il under The
thalge Of a careful person a.,
10 each "A cotton is received A. Beaufort viii be In
,peot aud Ned and receipt therefor gwen to the super
hlfcudcut sending It, ~,
Tr penon ~ charge ofhe sorehouse at Beaufort VIII re-
port eve ~ night Capt r. W Hooper A. d. c. the amount
s cotton received during the day. aud the condition o. tue
same lie viii keep in ahooA cory u every receipt iof COZ
ton rvon 10 SupeginoAdents ind this book together WITH
the invoce, received ming the day VIII be en every