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CLAIMS ON THE TREASURY.

Under the able management Of Secretary
McC uoch the suspended reGuisitons on the rrss, IT.
are being paid off at The rate OF and half ilion
per day.
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fAdyrr'i.'f.eLt.
Mc.srs. FOWLER n WELLS. Psychologists,
riy, Chart. OF Character daily ut No 80 Broadway.
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A RRESTS.

Provost Marshal Gen. Fry has his Deputies Ia
render to lis ueau special reports setting forth all the
facts of every made under the Presidents recent
order relating TO bocsako running.
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lAdsst''tiicntl
GOLD ~ Dowy-So are Ladies and Childrcns
Shoes. and Geus lne slippers. at JFfFfas. No. 5'3
broadway. CO.. ana see.
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I Jay Cooke Philadelphia and i, SpplaSx aud vito,
| Ho.'o, At tho y, A'~hnas
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CoRyE BUyIONs. ESLARGED JOINTS and all
Of the feet cured by Dr. LAoHAs No. 10 broadway
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aoer a Careful EI * q HEIMsei,wy:
PREPARATIONS. they enjoy our u'm'S e'"h1'n'' w
800 80 sEyETRs : YATES, PLla. i'm Jan, T. sS
and r-novse. blood inss the vsor of health milo VIE
.y.lsn and purge. out the hamor. tia, max. dl.fs.e
Fair for the Freedmen.
An Association OF Ladies will hold FAiR ~ Dod~'f~s
Hail. No. ''s S'o'ds S3;S iSaTe Sa4sh q r.
and Continuing the THREE following days IRON pa m TO
operate by cc,rbuoa. Of articles .usbl. for the Fst
s,'s wSi; N "" Re 1.essgs y Mr. 4 ESRkH
Trea.ar.r. No LIS .iway, md Mr. NARY STRONG
No 50 John 81. near Nssssi
Upward Of Thirty Thousand
certificates and letters have been receives
''''''% ,iE sIe Iyf, GENUINE PREPARATIONS.
many OF which nom the hshe, sources including
emiucn, statesmen clefsymrn 4o'suor' state judges.
Seventeenth Ward Citizens Recruiting Cen
Hs.DacAnrzs, sIrgs sps 9S' ssH re- sS h0"xsr
Patrios SOLDIER. yogr time to ena' Ice hishsss
RoUDie- PAID "a.
For one rmeu...........................
taud the band money!. .,
For two year metz. ...............''''.''.'" ""
tsud the hand money!. ~
1sad iIr I,ni money!
Extra hand money will l.. paid BY the wsa COMMITTEE
t. our veteran heroes, .nlsins IN Cen. Hsucock' Corps
kpU er'ls Bounty vii he paid "A,
The eud OF the Rebellion rear. Iis nndonoteo' w
las. ca OF the Government spon hss gallant oas to sustain
oar glorious hls.
RALLY -CITILfNS-HALLY:
WILLIAM u. FAICONBR,
a. HERBERT WILLIAMS,
SI\TUS l.. kAPPF,
GEORGE CkNfiklD.
PETEE COOK.
CHARLES q. CORNELL.
Chairman Executive Co.iintee.
Gsoass y. Sr.NsRIsszR, Secretary.
The science Of Medicine should stand simple pare.
majestic. having fact for it, basis iIduc'Sr iIr rs pn,f
truth aue for ts capital. so stand HtLMbOLD, OEn-
LINZ YREPaRATIuNS. e.inniisled over 10 yesIs
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sfS- lAd,cT;iieusutl
CHEROKEE PILLs-lEMALk RhbULATo;,
soi1 nv 4, Dush,t, : per box Thir,y.,- n n
T., ftss Adde'S. ". ". g. MEkwU % p,ss pampn
IT., Nev.iosk
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POSTPONMtNT.
Tss lA,sr Soar FlSE CAkHikAys WLsoSs. ko-
Woop Bao, sRT S,ock VII take pfr- a. the AusoRr
o., >i,th,vs tfssee 6ard,n, ate Sanitary
Fair Buiidng..b WEDNESDAY end fHuRspAr EyTStSos,
March ~ sId % ., z Teoe. sssb ovciins.
HsnsY L,sos Mrsgn, Aaction..u.
AT OLD PHcES, " adding Cards Note Paper,
&c. EvsHDrlrs elegant sylss "a. arosdrsy cor. Duane
LADIES UsB STEsIJNGs AMBROsIA Tor your
Rats Nice R.bbt,. Ore Iian Cuss Ws,efoh. aud Crimpns
he Ifsr
OLD EYES MADE Ngw.
APAspElsp directing how 20 speedily rsro:s ssh and
s,e mp .p,ees shoss aid 81 doctor os u.edic s,nt1y
mail fra- en- receipt ~ osn,l Adde'S
D.. gsovs. n. u. No iio Brssd~sy, n 7.
SECONDHAND Sans In large numbers, Of
snA oskss make, taken in siehsnse tor neS
P-,-a, Aus ss4 Dnr fLAsrsn sAvnA FOR sale low
AAAv,S 4 Co, No. 56s Broadway.
INV SswiSG-MACHISEs.
TO RAW Aud Foa 9ALs-
". ". w,ss,. H.. a., ~ ssostSss. essss ssssssA.
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{ Ready and Conclusive Test OF the pror-rie'o OK
I'tLMEOLD'S FLUID EXTRACT bOCHU viii b. com
p-don with tho forth In the United states
l,yFFEELEp and DELICATE CO>SPlft rlONS ot
h't1 .,,~s u,, HELMBOLD's EXTRACT BUCHU.
~ ave bTisk sod energetic feelings, aad enable TO sleep
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~ againsttle mennIc:
Music.

MAJORITY asai nst tho AmendmSDt thu isr' ti'Rl
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From the Largest Manufacturing Chems,. IN the World
I am acuuainted with Mr.. II. r. HelmbOids
no occupied the drug opposite my residence anu was
succ-s- conducting the business where casrs hsd nos
ben equally before him have been -voruby impressed
with hi. chsI,cier sud en'erpri.-
LILLIAN WRlGfiTMAN
a.a W Go~rn, WRiaHr4AS MANUFACTURING Cbeni,.s
Ninth and Broyyu.st. phil tcinhiz-
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The science Of Medicine should stand simple. pnrs.
having basis induction forits p'bsfs
truth aoe for its apiai 80 stand HtLMbOLDs OE-n-
| LINZ PREPARATIONS, established over 10 yosrs
The New York herald., 1865-03-13
MAILS FOR The PACIFIC.

The National yubiiee--IThc TnnngurntioD
Cereinon.e--The Victory in the She
nnn5onh-The Prog ress OF General Sher-
man-Nesvs from Europe, &c.
The mail :, amship Costa Rica Capt Tinklopaugh,
will leave this port to-day, at noon, for Aspinwa
The mails for Central Ameri and the South Pacific
will close at haifpast ten O'Clock this nornin
Tho Nrw York REHABILITATION for The raciac-win
be published half past nine O'Clock the ng.
fs contents VIII embrace full repor. OF the great
tiona celebration Monday; very Interesting do Grip
tion Of the Inauguration ceremonies at Washington an
olnt OF the Inauguration Ball. List OF tn, Acts,
Resolutions, &c. passed nj the late session OF Congress
account of Sheridan's victory Early In tho She
nandoah valley, accompanied by Map; tn latest Ecpor,s
OF the Progress OF General Shermans army the latest
dispatches from the Army of the Potomsc and reports
Of the movements OF The Union fore In gil sections
late and interesting News from Europe aud ,sports Of
all In. resting events o. the past Ten days.
Single copies in wrappcr ready for mailing, six cents
The New York herald., 1865-03-13

Revenue the Amendatory Tariff and the Indian Appro-
priaton bills were not read 70 the House. being
numerous, but all non-concurrsd in bodily, and
forthwith sent to the conference oommitses whose
reports and with but brief and occasionally imperfect
explanations they were adopted; and again, 70
bill merely to define the pay Of on1cers SER
wants, twenty or thirty sections were added In re-
lation to military Affairs, including an amendatory
Enrolment bill and kindred objects; and these thcre
had to be committee Of conference and rushed through
without IN intelligent knowledge Of their character.
The Civil Appropriation bill It's defeat 10 being
loaded down with oxtraneous amendments and the want
Of time to adjust tho differences between the houses
The Amendatory Tariff bill imposes additional duty
Of two dollars ton on railroad iron.
The New York herald., 1865-03-13
Rebel Accounts Of His Devastation Of
South Carolina.
NOT A HOUSE ON HIS ROUTE SPARED
Another Battle with Hampton's
Cavalry.
Tho Rebel Colonel Aiken Killed and Major Bar
ker, Of ilamptOn's Staff, Wounded,
&C., Sc, SC.

The Hesoiation OF south Carolina.
STATEMENT OF REBEL oFFICER-FIGaT WITH
snERMAN'S CAVALRY ON THE I'D INST.
[From the Richmond Examiner, March l0.l
We last evening an officer from South Carolina.
He reports that Tie enemy have completely devatd the
count Hr ugh 'ohch they hape passed They have not
spared single house along their track and have wreaed
their vengeance upon that State with most savage and
murderous spirit They have shown mercy to either
sex, and have spared nothing their march which
could be devoured by fire aud sword We told the
ope have conception Of the conduct of Shermans
army and the widespread destruction and the infamous
excesses they have committed.
In another column will be found account of sher
mans burning Of Columbia, which get from a South
'.ern paper, kindly furnished by the officer.
We regret to hear that Col Aiken, Of General Buffers
South Carolina cavalry killed in skirmish
- last Friday evening Major Barker, Assistant
Adjutant General of general Hampton's staff, was
wounded At the came time, but not dangeros ssly.
The New York herald., 1865-03-13

circulating here though The holders snSs our occupsnsy
nave quickly settled upon the wisdom Of holding 70 IT.
But yet they part with Il In small suns and the morU
ignorant fail TO appreciate s value An ocsr bought
dozen OF eggs. the price Of which nfty cents O.
fy cents in silver for change Newsboys sell Northern
papers the streets for twenty cents receiving pay
ment from citizens In hard money with no grumbiinx
Still this state Of things will not last long The gold ana
silver here and In circulation win find its way
in>e the hands Of specuato or hoarders and the influx
Is already stopped Paper henceforth must be the cur
roncy long shall remain currency at the North
The New York herald., 1865-03-13
THE WEEKLY HERALD.
The CAcspcst and Rest Weekly I'm the
Country.

The CAcapcst and Best Weekly In the
Country.
TO THE REApEIss or sEwsrApsRs.
The NEw YoRK WEEKLY HxRALDis Is The ehcspos, weekly
paper issued the United States is published cvery
Saturday and its contents will embrsse the Military
Naval Political, Religious, goseign, Fashonablo Musical
Theatrical Agricultural sporsng, Art and Literary in
tellgence Of the week.
While all the other weekly papers have Increased their
subscription price from twonty five hnndrsd pss
cent tho wExKLr HERALD is ma led at the old rates:-
One Copy for ono year. -
Three Copies for year. ....--.. 8
Five Copies for ono year.
Ten Copies for one year ........-.-....... fS
Any larger number addressed to OF Subscribers
81 so each An extra copy will be every club of
ton Twenty copies, to one address, year. SIS, and
any larger number at price. These rae Aake IAs
ehedpea pabca ion in ne colary
The WEEKLY HEnALD will be printed the best and
whitcs paper manufactured expressly fs US and in tho
clearest type 1t will contain all the OF the week
up to tho hour of publicat As Newspaper, wen
a Family, Literary and Agricultural paper 1t has
cq-a II will be printed at the latest nomcnt and is
contents will embrace the latest War News illustrated
with Maps OF the Field Operations from the atest Topo
graphical Surveys made the spo, by Eng neers and
Correspondents.
All who in want of a Cheap Family Paper the
tents Of VIII ch embrace everything that man.
child desires read will subscribe for this publication
Address WEEKLY HERALD corner OF Fulton and
Nassau streets New York city
The New York herald., 1865-03-13
News from Fortress Monroe.

FORTRESS MONROE. March 10, 1895.
Tho steamer Mary Washington arrived here at four r
NJ, from varina, with five hundred released prisoner,
and will leave Immediately for Annapolis
The weather still continues stormy with little prospecs
Of abating heavy hailstorm commenced here thns
Afternoon which, together with rain, has been falling all
day.
There have been arrivals from the South to day.
The New York herald., 1865-03-13

Tho Latest from General shsrman-shrri-
dams svictory-AHairs Near Rishmond-
Important from Meaico--Sews from
Central America, Cuba, 81.
The Cunard mail steamship Canada, Captain Hockey,
will leave Boston, on Wednesday, ios Li9erpooi
The mails for Europe viii cicse in this city to morrow
afternoon a, quarter past and 1t hal: past fvo
O'Clock.
The NEw YoaK Naturalization for Eurorc-wiil bS
published at ten o'clock tomorrow morning
Single copies In wrappers ready FOR ling six ccnts
The New York herald., 1865-03-13
NEW YORK HERALD. MONDAY, MARCH ls 1856

hearing the words Enter into the kingdom prepared for
you impore you To hook tbs poor and the debased
and tho dcspsed and the saierng S this city, and say
God helping you will cndesyor 70 better their con-
dillon by ins sting such rforms In the administration
Of the aha s OF this city will the oomion and
The New York herald., 1865-03-13

TArAl BuRMEo CAsvALnEs About seven O'Clock on
Saturday evening" lad named John Wood, who resided
nj No 30 Frankfort street. was terribly burned by hs
clothes accidentally taking hre that be disd some hours
subsequently In the New York Hospital whittier he had
been conveyed Coroner Cover was notified 70 hold
inquest
Coroner Cover was also called 10 hold inquest over
the remains Of Elizabeth Gilbert, child two and half
years OF age who died ct the Of her parents In
Fysccond street, Seventh avenue, In consequence
OF burns received by her clothes taking Ore from stove
during the absence Of her mother from the room.
KILLED ny FALLING Dows STAIRS Saturday even
Ing Q man named McDermott while under the influence
Of liquor, fell down fight OF stairs at No % Oliver
street. ana was 80 terribly injured that he died
aterwarus HIS remains were conveyed TO the Fourth
precinct station house and Coroner oavey notified 70 bold
au Inquest
The New York herald., 1865-03-13
THE CLERGY ON HEALTH.
Sermons Yesterday on the
Sanitary Question.
Tho Rev. Drs. Vermilye, McClintock, Smith
and Thompson on the Condition
Of the Metropolis,

number OF our leading clergymen turned municipal
reforme yesterday and preached sermons on the san
tary condition OF the city We give brief reports Of what
they said on the subject
The New York herald., 1865-03-13

A.-Phnlon's Night Bioorniny Ccrcus
phys first fiddle the and ~ the imitatous
.re base vlals, unworthy u e touched By beau.
The New York herald., 1865-03-13

II You or Your Children Have sores On
any part of Le body the sn.u,a no Ds
over without remedy. ukbnhobDS nAArASi SAUoA-
4. A kaau mn
The New York herald., 1865-03-13

Prizes Cashcd I'm ali LegaIixrd Lotteries,
and information given. Drawings sent.
J. CLurE, Broscr. ollc,, No. i75 Broadway.
The New York herald., 1865-03-13

Iadtrs--v.e stsr!ing's Ambresta far
vorr rats mice rabbits recian curis waterfalls and crimp
The New York herald., 1865-03-13

mares money oI horenoun" hsS ~
cult hr,ahns ara All au.tlopn bronchial
tubes and lungs, leading consumpton Ihs Honey @
orehound southes all Irritation The Tar o' ba eiieel
psnerse eiranes aud heals all parts o. vac tnrt sna
.alse ~ .u a,,sg,.,. CHARLES DOwNER
- General Aqent ~ CcdAr street, n ".
The New York herald., 1865-03-13

A.-Err6iey's Duplex Elliptic Tor Doub1eD
SPRING SKIRT will not BESD o. BREAK Ike the Single
Spring will preserve their PERFECT and BFAUrffO
siiAfE TWICE ~ LONG any other skirt m DO. They
aSN cpnbin. Elcganc", Elasticity, Durability Comfort and
The New York herald., 1865-03-13

Royal Havana I.ottcry.-Prixcs Csshcd
in gold Information furnished Highest rates y.id for
Doubloons and all kinds of Col aud silver.
TAYLOR Co, Bankers, 10 Wall street
The New York herald., 1865-03-13

Now Is the Time 20 Purify the Blood.-
Use HELNBOLDs EXTRACT sARsAPARILLA.
The New York herald., 1865-03-13

Highest Premium Lock stitch sewing
Naehines.--W liEEf.ER a WILSON 62s Brn4<xTay Soc
Wheeler W WILSON, Button Hole Machine.
The New York herald., 1865-03-13

Corps. Hunion.. Enlarged Joints aud
vi di~ases ~ ihs fe. cured by Dr. zAtHAHlE, 761
Eft
The New York herald., 1865-03-13

Grover ~ Eskrr's FSrst Premium Elias
tic stea and h,cs stitch skwiNG MACHINES. s6 Brcad-
Vay
The New York herald., 1865-03-13

up sYecacles without aid doctor or medicine Sent by
mail free receipt Of 10 cents. Address
r. Il. FOOTE, NJ D., L13D broadway, New York.
The New York herald., 1865-03-13

Hid Yourselves Of Humors in the
spring months.-HELMBoLD'ss sARsAPARiLLA is reliA-
Ia
The New York herald., 1865-03-13

wcIling's Dyspepsia Tablets, for Iwdi-
geson and heartburn. 30 cents a box Gont IAN W uy
them. Sold hy oil druggists.
The New York herald., 1865-03-13

Mes.rs. Fowler ~ Wells, Phren nolog lists,
cixa char,a q eha.aeIer daily at $50 Broadway.
The New York herald., 1865-03-13

Cri~,ndoro's Hair Dye. prcservative
Nsg iprrot whoiessis tcttll No House.
Inc dys applied b. skf ii a4tsts.
The New York herald., 1865-03-13

DatrhcIor'a usr Dye-yhc Vest Ira the
world iiaT1rs- rcal, instant The only perfect
nye Factory 81 Eaftisy trect
The New York herald., 1865-03-13

w 10 the 1si Of January 1s6 the prize court had do
creed the sum Of 81 307 % In prize cases. for dsr
button tho total sales being ga o07 100 g. showing that
the expenses were only nine per cent Of those or
penses &l26000 were incurred In transportation 70 New
York for sales there but the sales there wcre proba
bly,, more advantageous than they would have been
here, perhaps the additional expenses have been more
than met Since the LIST OF January last six cases have
been dccrced for distribution amounting 70 s1 600 and
sixty more cases will probably be similarly decreed In
ten days Among them ia the case Of the steamer Cum
beriand.
washngton's birthday celebrated with tho usual
demonstratons Salutes wore fired from the fort and
from the several vessels Al noon and there any
amount Of srog and wine drinking throughout the day
aud durins the evening.
The New York herald., 1865-03-13

Sermon by Rev. Thomas E. Vcrmilye.
The Rev. Thomas + vermilye delivered forcible
70 his congregation, in tho Reformed Dutch church.
at the corner of Falton and William Streets yesterday
the subject OF reforming the Legislature and the city gov
ornment to procure better sanitary condition Of
the city After reviewing the relations OF the citizen to
the government Of free country general and showing
tho Importance OF every good performing his indi
vdua part in controlling its management he passed
to the immediate part of his subject He said New
York is the metropolis Of tho United States the chief
city OF the continent, and almost tho chief commercial
mart OF the world Her citizens Of mean origin.
Her history Is most honorable her progress and wealth
unparalleled yet In other respects she Is the meanest
city on the globe Moro healshful In stuat on
than London Boston Philadelphia, the percentage
of mortality Is greater hSe than in any of them
The cause OF tn Is to be found In the msmanagcment
or her affairs Eight hundred thousand dollars
ceivcd annually by the inspector Of the department which
has control OF tho cleansing OF the city, yet the markets.
the streets and the vacant lots disgrace and dan
ger The preacher pictured tho miserable condition Of
several tenements which he visited. and showed that
there Is work for the benevolent also In these. Tho
remedy for all the evils Is TO place rioters convlcts
In the Offices Of conncIlmon heads OF departments.
The debt OF the city Is 0O0 and the annual
expenditure SIS, 900 0OO-or more than the whole
penses OF tho government when John Quincy Adams
was President and people crying out against his
travagance Ho mpr, ssed upon his congregation that
they have tho remedy for all this waste and dan
ger in thcir own power, and that God will hold them
accountable II they do not use it.
The New York herald., 1865-03-13

silent Sewing Machine.
WILCOX n GIBBS 5S Broadway.
Address ia Smok-rs.-po!lak ~ Son,
Mct rschaLm Manufacturers. COZ Roadway Fourth
street ilpeA iinlrrs fstail or.cr.
boiled, mosnicG Nita s,er aud repaired.
The New York herald., 1865-03-13
chs.nlIer,. Lifc for the Mnlr Restore.

Capitalists sho",a Read Wm.c. Brovvn-
The New York herald., 1865-05-29
The Captured Parties In FIorida-Onc Of
Them q Relative OF Jefr. Davis.
TO TuH EDITOR or TnY HERALD.
NEW YoRN, Nay 2s, 1sG!

New YoRS, May 2s 1906
In the account In this mornings HsRAD OF the arrest
Of cctsn rebels while attempting TO leave Florida coast
appears tho nsmo Of "Frcdcrick nohl" Of thcm
1berc was Frederick Mohl living In Houston, Texas
who Was related by marriage 10 JcG Davis lie wass mp
pointed in tho carly part Of tho rcbelIon bearer OF d.
spatcbcs TO and fro from Richmond 10 tho rebel commits
sioncrs IN Europe His last trip on tho lctcroT,
aud ho obliged 70 throw his lead box containing the
dispatches overbosd when that vessel captured by
our government 10 was ,ccascd proh,by pass
Ing for ordinary passenger fore sner On lis re
tam to Riehmond bo was appointed y cepain Of nothing
In paricuer 10 order 10 avoid eOnstnpon, and was
vi ueh General fIegrudcr's sian IN Texas During
tho last twelve months hs,o not beard Of him. but
tlin. 1t moic than IrobakL that 10 Is tho Frederick
Nohi oncsicd IN FLORIDA. aud that lao bad been With
Davis aud party Va their nigh,
The New York herald., 1865-05-29
Our Bra los Correspondence.

BRAzos, hsy 10, 1893.
on th' evening OF Thursday, the IItb colous Barrett
hadyoug stood In need OF horses for cavalry and other
prpogr on the island sent party OF three buudred
for The purpose OF obtaining them The expedition
venture, but deliberately conceived and admlrs
Jly planned About dfcen miles above, on the Browne
vile road at place called Palmetto Ranch, there had
iong be rebel camp, located there, doubtless for
scouting purposes II was small and badly supplied.
AID, though fronting Immediately on the river a
~rcthcd place TO kill time. To the passer.by tho
app arcd principally TO DO engaged in 1sbing, loaf
ing. or packing up newspapers from the passing steam
fs, whic their horses srayed or on the surrounding
ps,iric, grazing This camp was thought TO 10 no
dlcult matter 10 surprise aud capture.
camp or REBEL HORSE
oloncl Barrett had also learned, through men sup.
p. d to be well Informed, Of the Second Texas cavalry
That near by was sl larger number OF borses-somc
solr or i've hundred In all, probably belonging TO tho
command at Brownsville sent down there TO recruit In
thc ull Of These horses II was also thought an
easy matter 10 take In tho surprise and capture OF
che Palmetto camp woro successfully accomplished
There wro ALSO large and rich herds Of cato grazing
On ihe neighbOrng praihe fow OF which would provo
The New York herald., 1865-05-29
THE ABANDONED PLANTATIONS.
Important Circular from Major General
Howard. tho Commissioncr OF Freed
CIRCULAR NO. 3,
ClNCULAH No. y.
var DsrArrasSr, BUREAU oP FREgDgBs.l
RlFu0sgs hND AD,NDoS D b,sps,
ll.v q L


Van DaAHrasSv, BUREAU oP FREspNEs.)
Rgu0sEs AND An ,SDoS D b,sp-
WARRINGTON, Hay ~, 1865
Whereas large amount OF land In tho State on Viz.
gias and In other States that have been la nsrcctou
has bccn abandoned by disoyd owners and Is now be
ing cultivated by freodmon and whcres- tho OF
such lands arc attempting v obtain possession OF them
and thus deprive tho ecdm OF The fruits Of their In
dnsiry, s ordered that all abandoned lands in such
stnes. now under cultivation by tho freedmen DO re.
tanned in thor possession until the cropsnow growing
shall be secured for their benefit unless full and Just
compensation bc insdc for their labor aud s produos
aud for expenditures
Tho above order will not DO construed 20 rciisvo
dsoys persons from the consequences OF their dsoy
atty and the application for the restoration Of their lsnds
by this class OF persons will In no case be entertained by
any military authority
O. o HOWARD, Major General,
Commissioner Of Freedmen, Rcfugocs aud Abandoned
lands
wAR DsrARrxEsr, ApSvIASr 0ssrRAIs 0rrIca(
u WA niygroS, May "a, 1905
All military authorities will sustsn tbc Commissioner
Of tho Bureau Of Refugees, Freedmen and Abandoned
Lands and him In tho execution Of The above order.
+ by direction OF tho Secretary OF War.
h ID. Townsend, Assistant AdJuant General
The New York herald., 1865-05-29
Tho Seven-Thyrty Loav.

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jay Cooke Company report the subscriptions on Sat
orday 10 tho so,cn thirty lo,o At sI,5io,0oo The
largest Western Subscriptions wcrc $4,000 from tho
First National Bank or LouisyIe, Ky; $4,000 from
the llsn sbury ua) Naiiooe Bank; $40 600 from tho
Second National Bank Of Chi ngc Tho largest Eastern
subscr ptons wcrc from tho FirsL National Bank or
Albany $780, 600, aud from tho Montpelier Vtl Rational
Bank $4,000 Thcrc opc thousand aud Gl,y scyen
individual subscriptions The total suhseru,lon for tho
week was S0.133.opy