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TRUSTEES:
Hon JAMES DE PEYsTER OGDEN ofNewYofk
Hon. JAMES WADSWORTR Of James Wadsworh Co
No. 81 Cedar-st., New York.
GEORGE W. FUTILE Of stout futile, Leather DsAlsrss.
No. 2 Fory-st N-w.fok. 1
RICHARD j. SHERMAN, OF Richard Sherman Co., Ne.
81 Pine-st New York
LEWIS 81 NrON. Counselor. st-Law, Of New-York.
WM f. HALL, Of Nor.hrup, Han Co., No. III Broadway.
New.York -
THOMAS A. SCOTT Vice President. Pennsyvanis Central
r. X. Co.. Philadelphia Penn
r. =. =. ANDRoS, Of Andres Cole. Boston, Mssa
Hon. LEVI PARSONS oil San Frsneisco. Cal
BANKERS
RICHARD SHERMAN 4 Co, No. 20 Pine Ct, Nsw-Yofk.
The property Of this Company conds o. perpetual eess
oil territory IN San Lufs Obspo County Cah
forna with rontsge Of ten miles the Pacihc Coast anG
from The reports Prof smsn Col Williamson and otbersp
contains The oil springs wels and territory yet dis
covered. "a.
APro.pectus Reports and limited amount Of Stock ~
per shsrr can he'd by applying personally by letter 70
JAMES WADSWORrH CO. No. 81 Cedar.s.
NORTHRUP HALL CO. No. liz Broadway.
RICHARD sHERMANk CO., No. % Pins-st.
LEWIS BENTON, No. II Broadway, Room 20
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ynoYKRrIEA
FThs property Of this Company eonsiss Of thirty three
(33) in fee simple Ch,ry Run NenAnso Co. Pa IN
the heart Of the oil producing districts, With 1AIAIi
WELLS. uadsz lea.s ii n prs cent ssysi,y. ...
s.cond-Oss tundrrd and ten 40 land on Holman
Run near Pithoe Creet adjoining snd on which United
States Petroleum Company now boring well No. ID II
10 considered territory equally desrsble-
Third-si, lease. Oh the DEMPSEY FARM, covering en-
tire working intereaa
Forth-Trom oDesirhb half Interests In sixteen
Il o. Eve wells under these leases now producing 'ev
orally @, 20, so, as and 200 each daily
FiabBesdes shove named properties and producing In
tsrests az wells In process Of completion
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HEAD-QCARTERs, DEPT OF THE South, |
HILTON HEAD, 8. c.. May 10, 1865.
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~ TBtt BEST.
It is made on the best principle whilc the for.
eign watch is generally made on no principle at
all The foreign watch is mostly made by women
and boys, By HAND. While their labor is cheap,
their work is dear at any price. Such watches
are made without plan, and sold without guaran.
tee. They are irregular in construction, and quito
as irregular in movement. They are designed
only to sell and the buyer is the party most
thoroughly sold. Those who have kept ''ancres, ''
"lepines,' and ''swiss levers" in professed re-
pair for a few years Will appreciate the truth OF
our statement.
THE PLAN OF THE AMERICAN WATCH.
Instead of being made of several hundred lit
tie pieces screwed together, the body OF the
American watch is formed Of SOLID PLATES
No Jar inerferes with the harmony of Its working,
and NO sudden shock can throw its machinery
out of gear. In riding, or any business pursuit,
il isRll held together as firmly as single piece
Of metal. It is just what all machinery should
be
1st, ACCURATE I'd, SIMPLE; Sd, STRONG
4th, ECONOMICAL.
We not only secure Cheapness by our system,
bat Quality. We do no. pretend that our Watch
can be bought for less money than the foreign
akebelieves, but that for its real value it is sold
for one-half the price.
OUR SOLDIERS WATCH (named Vim. Ellery)
is what its name indicates-Solid, Substantial
and always Reiiable-waranted to stand any
amount OF marching. riding or fighting.
OUR NEXT HIGHER QUALITY OF WATCH
manned P. s. Bartlett is similar in size and gen.
eral appearance, but has more jewels. and more
elaborate finish.
OUR LADIES WATCH, recently brought out,
is put up in great variety of patterns, many of
them Of rare beauty and workmanship, Is qaite
small. but warranted to keep time.
THE PROOF Of the merits OF our witch NAV be
found in the fact that we now employ over seven
hundred workmen III our factories, and that we
arc still unable to supply the constantly increas-
ing demand.
OUR THREE-QUARTEE PLATE WATCH is
timer and lighter than the others we have
described. Its fine chronometer balance ia deli
cately adjusted TO correct the variation caused by
changes of temperature. These watches are the
fruits Of the latest inventions in chronometry.
and are made by our best workmen, in q separate
department of our factory. For the finest fine.
keeping qualities they challange comparison with
the best works Of the most famous English and
Swiss makers.
ROBBINS i APPLETON,
Agents for the American Watch Company.
1S2 broadway, y. Y.
For Sale by STEELE 4 BURBANK. No. il
Merchants Row. Port Royal, s. c.
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REORGANIZATION OF THE ARMY.-The
Union army after its permanent reorgan-
ization will consist of four army corps
of 4O, COO each, one corps white volun-
teers, and two corps colored. The four
organizations will be complete in them
selves, with cavalry, artillery and infan-
try in proper proportions.
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THE MORNING OF THE

THE MORNING OF THE
! 18th of April, during the excitement Of
transferring the passengers from the Steamship
"Arago" to the Steamer Delaware" Off
Charleston Bar. very fine OPERA GLASS was
handed the undersigned which the owner can
have by identifying the same aud paying for this
advertisement. LESLIE SMITH,
Capt lst U. S. Infantry, Commissary of Mus
ters, D. $.
New York "KERALD" will please inset times
and send bill to Office Of this paper. 313
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treason.

No one can have kinder feelings to-
wards the people of the South than the
writer Of this communication, but not
even President Johnson himself can be
tirmer in his belief that the principal
traitors-the military and political lead
ers-should suffer the extreme penalties
of the laws now re-established through
out the land.-Army and Nary Journal.
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For reducing the number Of Company and
Staff Officers of Volunteer Regiments.
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D RY c 90 D s

by the Piece
DOBBINS & co. No. IA, MERCHANTS ROW.
u HILTON BEAD, are receiving large lots of
DRY GOODS, which they otter to. the trade as
wholesale at greatly reduced prices. Their ia
cilities for purchasing in New. York are unsllr.
passed by any house either there or elsewhere.
Also BOOTS Y SHOES, Cutlery, Yankee No
tions, Clothing, Hats and Caps &C., &C., at
wholesale and retail.
Their long experience in the trade at TT
Royal, enables them to order the styles OF goods
most desirable, seasonaple and satisfactory for
the market
G6" Fresh goods received by every vessel.
20-3m
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"The Printers are ON A Strike Jor
hiSher WAGES. Me Have concluded TO
SET orr own typos in fut IRE! tits
easy enough"
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HEAD-QUARTEss, DEPT. OF THE SOUTH
HILTON HEAD, s. c., May 13. 1855

General Orders,
30. Gl.
1. The Districts Of Hilton Head and Beaufort
Ere hereby consolidated into one. to be known az
the District Of Port Royal with its Head Quarters
1t Hilton Head.
II. Brig. Gen. E. II. Potter, L. S, v, is hereby
assigned to the command OF the Distaict Of Port
Royal.
III The following General Orders from the
War Department are published for the inSornaa.
Ton and government OF this command
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G Q T II Q n. G. I Il )
For Sale by
GEO. y. ATWOOD & c..

Anew BAKERY AND CONFECTIONERY Es
~ TABLISHMENT AT BEAUFORT.
We have the honor to inform the residents or
this Department that we have just opened Con-
fectionery Establishment and tirst-class Bakery
in Sam. A. Cooley's Building at Beaufort,
which We are prepared promptly to fill any or
ders which may be forwarded to us. Special at
tention is paid to the manufacture of Ornaments,
Pieces, Fancy Confectionery, and Elegant Pastry
for holiday or festival tables.
AIcMANUS & MURRAY.
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WAR D DEPARTMENT, !
ADJUTANr GENERALS OFFICE, I
WAsHfSGToS, May l, 1868. J

ADJCTASr GENERAL OfFiSE,
WASHINGTON, May l, 1865.
GENERAL ORDERS,
For reducing the number Of General, Field
and Stdf officers.
1t is ordered by the President, t designations
of General Field and Staff Officers Will be re-
ceived until the fifteenth of this month, at which
date the Adiutant General IS directed to COM
nence mastering honorably out OF the service
all the General, Field and staff Of1cers VINO are
unemployed, or whose service Is no longer
needed.
BY order OF the President of the United States
W. A. NICHOLS,
Assistant Adjutant General.
WAR DEPARTMENT.
ApJUTANT GENERALS OFFICE,
WASHINGTON, May 3, 1885.
General Orders
No. 81.
With view to prevent accidents, Commanders
Of Army Corps, Departments, and Military Divi.
sions, will Immediately take the precautions
necessary to ensure the discharge of all small
arms and cannon, including those captured from
the enemy, before being turned over By the
troops for storage or shipment.
By order of he Secretary OF War
". a. NICHOLS,
Assistant Adjutant General.
WAR DEPARTMENT. .
ADJUTANr GENERALS OFFICE,
WASHINGTON, May 6, 1865.
General Orders(
No. 80.
For reducing the number Of Company and
STAFF Officers of Volunteer Regiments.
By direction of the President, all Company and
staff officers of Volunteer Regiments, absent
from their commands on account of physical dis.
ability, or by virtue Of leaves Of absence granted
them on their return to loyal States as prisoners
of war, will be honorably mustered out OF the
service of the United States, Of date The fifteenth
l5tt) instant.
Said officers will Immediately apply by Letter, to
the Adiutant General Of the Army for their mus.
ter-out and discharge papers In case ofpbysical
disability from disease or wounds, the letter
must be accompanied by Medical Certificate Of
the usual form.
71e post office add ess Of tho officer must be
given with care in all cases.
By order of the Secretary Of War,
WA. NICHOLS,
Assistant Adjutant General
gv Command of Maj. Gen. Q. A."GIILMORE,
TOliciall. T. D. HODGES,
Capt. 35th U. s. G. T.,
Asst Adjt Genl.
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The following General Order was OBJ
tanned by Dr.. E. II. Bieber from Ole of
the Union prisoners who lately arrived
within our lines at Jacksonville, Fla
Not only this order, but the condition Of
the three or four thousand poor fellows
who have recently passed through this
Department on their way home from
the rebel prison pens, is an evidence of
the "high civilization of "the Chlis-
tian people of the Confederate States"
Imboden and 1TcPhail were at the
Port Royal House few days since with
sixty OF seventy others-all suffering
from the effects of Gems. Grant and
Sherman,s civilization " process:
HEADQUARTERS, G.. S. Mn. PRISONS,
WEST OF SAVANNAH RIVER,
AUGUSTA, GA, Feb. 18th, 1865.
General Order,
No. 2.
l. In consequence Of recent meeting
and attempted escape of prisoners from
the military prison OF Cahawba, Ala, 1t
is ordered: That, if any prisoner or
prisoners of war confined in any of the
military prisons in the States of Georgia,
Alabama, or Mississippi shall engage in
any meeting, or attempt by force to es-
cape, the guard shall instantly fire upon
the mutineers and, if necessary, upon
the whole body Of prisoners until perfect
order is restored, and every prisoner
found with arms in his hands at the time
Of any meeting or possible attempt to es-
cape shall be instantly shot to death, and
this penalty will in no case be remitted
where such armed prisoners are over
powered by surrendering to the guard on
the suppression of a meeting.
II. The Brigadier. command
in directs that all prisoners of war who
conduct themselves in an orderly manner
hall be treated with that humanity be-
coming the Christian people of the Confed-
crate States, who, Notwithstanding the
barbarous atrocities inflicted upon them
by cruel and merciless foe has not yet
learned to forget.their own high civiliza-
ton; but he isresolTed that no rufianism
shall be tolerated amongst the prisoners
under his control.
III, This Order will be published to
those confined in the prisons of this De-
partment, and their own conduct will
then determine whether their lives are
spared OR not.
BY Order,
(Signed,)
BRIG. GEN. J. D. IMBoDEN.
G.. W. McPhail,
A. D. G. and A. A. A. G.
Official
r. B. Thomas, A. 4. A. G..
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vREELANp g. STEVENS,

NARPENTERS AND BUILDERS. Orders left
u at WooDBINE COTTAGE. near Theatre. l9
Or Address Box TS, Post Office. Hilton Head.
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GENERAL ORDERS
No. GO.

No. 60.
The following named Medical ofRcers are here.
by announced as Quarantine Officers for the sew.
erai Posts set opposite their respective names,
and viii be obeyed and respected accordingly:
Asst Surg J. C. Murphy, q. S. Vols, Port
Royal Hsrbor, S. G.
Asst Surg F. K. Hogan, U. S, Vols, Tybee
Roads, Ga.
Asst Surg. Alexander Lelong, U. s. Vols. Fer
nandiua Fla.
Asst tSurg. E. D. Buchanan, Z. S. Vols, Charles
ton, S. C.
By Command OF Maj. Gen. Q. 4. GILMORE,
7. D. HODGES, Capt. 35th e. S. c. T.,
IoaciaLl Act. Asst Adjt. Gen.
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soyereigns. tradesmen, with articles
which the Qdeen is desirous Of purcLas
ing, and SO forth. .-
After these folks have been dismissed.
the Royal family take. their lunch, at
" hf"'s TN" le@ee:. e-t= s.,a a.ssEssaa a.ssEssaas ....s.s
ily,. The horses and carriage are then
brought to the door, and Her Majesty
either rides or drives out for .tbree or
four hours. frequently taking the oppor.
tunity of visiting SONS of the nobility. me
Duches Of Inverness, or even-in fha
country-poor but worthy people who
are confined by sickness. Her Majesty's
kindness to the suffering of her own sex
IS proyerbial. 1t is on record that when
Mrs. Warner, tragic actress of excellent
character, was ill of a disease which nlh,
mately- carried her to the eraye,4the
Queen sent a corriags every day that
she might have the advantage of pure air.,
On her return Ihome the Queen spends
an hour in her private, boudoir or library,
and then dresses for dinner. i
A profound silence reigns throughout
the meal, only broken by the voice Of the
Queen, addressing herself to some ionessor
other of the guests. who are expected to
limit themselves to a direct reply. -Gener-
al conversation is carried on in whispers
only. A great variety of wines are drunk
at the royal table, the Queen combining
herself to German (Rhine) wine. ssS
After dinner the party adiourns to tha
rooms and there the Queen casts
aside all ceremony, and gives herself up
to inocent pleasure and the promotion Of
the enjoyment OF her guests and family:
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; THE SOUTH. Il

We reprint from The. Tribune a very
interesting letter addressed to the editor
of that journal by Mr.. B. A. Alston Of
Georgia. tss5
| The9writer is evidently a sensible, fair
minded and well informed gentlemon.l He
describes in plain and manly language the
real condition Of the South, its deplorable
restitution, and the earnest desire Of all
its people to do all which mon who still
retain their own sef-respect can do, to
propitiate and please their conquerors, and
With earnest simplicity he appeals to, the
dominaht States to believe, and to act ais
IT they believed, that the people Of the
South have universally abonboned the doc.
trim Of seces sion and acquiesced in the
perpetual abolition of slavery, and, that
they are striving each with the other s.td
restore peace and harmony and to carve
out of the future some consolotion tor the
past 4s93a. 4.sf n .4H sast.iilsI1aol
We, do not think that any right thinkina
Northern man, who shall read the truth.
ful and touching account that he .piyes Of
the heroic fortitude with which, in the
midst or the desolation which broods over
their once lovely and abundant country,
the man and the gentle women Of the
South are accepting their, hard fate, and
laboring as they have never labored be-
fore to earn their daily bread and 10
rebuild and restore their ruined homes
and tek:ples, will hare it in his heart to
pursue then any longer with his vengeance;
Or to drive them to utter ruin and despair
by any further efforts to humiliate and
degrade them. .saa all ag94 UW
!. We have ourselves conversed fraqneiit-
IL, in the last few. days, with well.known
citizen of Virginia, who was distinguished
from that State Id the
Confederate Congress. He has, within
the last four months, travelled extensively
in Virginia, the Carolinas and Georgia,
and he fully confirms the statement d, Mr..
Alaten as to the perfect universal ana abb
solut. submission Of the people Of those
State TO-; the Federal authority and of
their unfeigned anxiety to do all that the
people of Che North can fairly ask them
to do, to demonstrate the loyalty and good
faith with which they have returned their
allegiance to the Government Of the Uni
ted States.--Nss0 York Daily Nsns. sar
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trser,ion. 81 so. Second insertion, 10 cts per
square. For suhsequent insertions, per squar e,
so cents. -,
For professional anu business card, ss':e
ing paper, not exceeding lines, tor ~ taonths
$40.
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walls, 81 per square for each insertion. !.
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Announcing candidates for office, $40, to be
paid for IN ADVANCE. :" az,"
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4 specified time will be inserted till forbid, and
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per must always turnish their real names to
Che Editors. We will not save or return reject
ed manuscripts: ts> tag aa' aae
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Mr.. DENNEfr HEIEAsED.-Our citizens
will be pleased to learn that Mr.. Daniel
.Dennett, editor Of the Planters, tFranklin)
Banner, has been released from arrest by
order Of Gen. Candy. Gov. Wells, we
are informed, called upon the General
and laid the focts Of the case before him,
and an order for Mr.. Dennett's enlarge
ment was att once telegraphad, to, the.
military commandant Of the post of,
Franklin. This is another evidence of
the determination Of Gen. Ctnby toadeal
Justly with the people Of Louisiana, and
prevent eneroachment upon their rights
and liberties BY his subofdinates. Daily
True Della. " E ti asfgs tta @a.fsss
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Ibe Gbibooal1x centinel
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"A PICTURE OF ROYAL LIFE.

y a Er~ :
IS From late English paper, We, gather
the annexed account of the aaily life of
Queen Victoria, and Il the manner in
which she disposes Of her time. y a4a
Queen Victoria rises at half-past 6
O'Clock in the summer. and half pin
the winter. Afssr the toilet and morning
service in the chapel of the palice, she
breakfasts. Coffee, bread, butter, eggs
and cold meat constitute her usual repast.
One or two ladies in waiting, and an equery
have the privilege 81 partakfng slhfe morn
ing meal with the royal family. Breakfast
over, the Queen sallies forth to walk ofi
the slopes ofWindsor, or In the garden Of
the palice, and generally visits, when at
Windsor, the farmer or aviary, looking
at her horses and examining her aquarium.
E Re-entering her dwelling, she goes into
the nursery, or the rooms in which the
princess OF princesses are going through
their studies then glancing at the Times
and the Morning Post, she enters the L.
brary and receives the Master. so Of the
Household, and transacts the business Of
the Kingdom, 4! aas.a sasts.fa i d .sy \
The public affairs of the nation at an
end, the Queen receives visitors, who have
been honored with her ss commands,' to
attend at the palace. Among the latter
are the artists and publishers, who have
rare and novel works to show her Majesty
or her likeness to take persons entrusted
with presents for het avisrys foreigners
with special introductions from their. own
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Thibodaux October, Cd. 1865.
The board met. Present:-The Mayor,
8. T. Grisamore. and the Trustees A. Per-
rim, John IL. Fleetwood. r. ID. Jordan
II. Hoffman, E. G. Robichaux and j. d.
Leblanc.
The minutes Of last meeting were read
and approved a-'a a.
Mr.. o. L. Blanchard having declined
the Office of Treasurer and j. K. Gour-
dain being proposed, was unanimously. O.
lected. hat't. 14-.
The following report was presented and
read, to wit. 2.'
4 TO THE MAYOR AND TRUSTEES OF
THIBoDsUx.. 5'd 8 -ssI7.s
Gentlemen-The committee on improves
ments woald respectfully report, that the
bang uets, streets end bridges in the Cor
poration of Thibodaux are generally in
bad order, but as there is a scarcity Of
money in the Treasury, we would recon-
mend that the first funds arising may be
appropriated: !: frst-to re pair the bridges
generally in the town, particularly those
on Canal street secondly--the levee on
jackson street, opposite Mr.. Bruff store,
and thirdly-the bridge at the foot Of
jackson street, leading into Terrebonne.
: Other works may be postponed but
these should be attended to in the short
est possible delay. .fs,5 .s...: -. ]
H. Hoffman, Chairman
committee on improvements
On motion, IL was 81 }slaT-T ST :lsasf 1
j Resoived, That. the Ordinance No, g rel
atiye to patrol and police of slaves be and
is hereby repealed. .ss ls.is s='f 77'
On motion, the board adjourned sine die
@@3 9 S. T. GRISAMORE, Mayor.
P. E. LoRIo. Secretary. 49,, !: /
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!. A fellow up the country was fned for
kicking Alexander Barn., He said. it was
q devil of d free country where q man
dare not throw his bootagain the agable
end Of A Barn. lestio Is II aadb sd
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Vile de ThibOdaux-Par0is.
" sc de Laf0urche. ta e.f
Bureau de passesseur de Ia ville, !
ThibQdQur, le la octohre. 1865. [

.t7alI- :. 1HIUouuUI, It IF UClUDre, 1000. I
SACHEZ:- Que le tableau des taxes de Ia
Corporation de Thibodaux, aete, C jour, depo-
Sc avec le Marie de la dite vipe,, au bureau du
Sheriff de cette paroisse, n gleaT
Enconsequence, toute opposition au dit ta-
bleau devra etre faite dams les dix jours qui sui
vront la premiere publication de Get avis, ,sinoD
le dit tahleau sera approuye ct les taxes collee-
tees scion Ia loi. H4s ..5.g-s.,.., 80.
"a Temoin ma main, ce Il octobre 1866. ~ ~ /
req, 9a9 asa4i ~. @. o. DANTIN, Assessor.