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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-16

- The price Of carpenters and painters in
Cincinnati i reported at 81 per day.
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Prom Philadelphia.

PHILADELPHIA March 10 The Bulletin las
received the following special Dispatch:
WAsHIS0roN, March Is
A; noon 70 day the var department had 3D.
vices by The steamer Lehigh At Fortress Monroe,
that Schofeld occupied kinston. North Car
olina on the 18th ins;
General Bragg and biz army are in full re-
treat
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FOR SALE.
FOR SALE.

A SPACIOUS SALOON AND BOARDING HOUSE
N will be sold cheap for few days. For particulars
call at THIS OFFICE.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-16

AN OUNcE OF PEEvENTIoN Is WORTH A PouND
% CURE This old ana ever tue maxim /.
fully exemplhei Ia The use of Piukerton's Wa
hoo snd Calissys Bitters Hundreds and thous-
ands have been saved from fevers or tho daily
u.e OF these biters We said daily" bocaa.e
;hey should he used beverage They are a
vegetable tonic ard viii isiere no one but on
ne contrary. 90 all good who Use them The,
hep esguiauoa. restore los; appetite and greatly
promote The action 81 the digestive organs. AID
never fail 20 counterfeit the bad effects produced
by the change of climate or water Travellers
should roi 60 without them TIE are pe,sspt
10 the palate and viii inv goraie aad siren CITIZEN
The whole system Try one bottle-it vii nm,
new lie into zen AID make you ieel tha, there i
a cure for your case We know they are the
bes, bitters ever offered 20 the world For sal.
only by Isycox, Ftzhugh & Co.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-16

Treasurer's Statement, Feb, 1865.
SsTATEMENT SHOWING THE RECEIPTS AND DIS
bursements OF the Treasury Of the State of Indiana,
for the month OF February, lo65, to wit:
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- Seuour. al the Bate House Drug store.
OF Washington street. has large stock OF
paints, OILS. SErnishes. ana all articles required
oy painters. that he 5 selling low Is any other
house
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-16

~ Major General Hooker arrived 10 Cincin-
n,ii Yesterday from Washington
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U.S.7.SOLOAN

BY sstAozity of the Secretary The Tr,.ssry the
s1dsrasned hss assumed ,h- e-eer.i Subscription
agency FOR the sale Of rnea States Treasury Votes.
bearing seven and fhree-enths per Interest, p.r
snnun. knora s the
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-16
a CARD TO THE LADIES.
DR.. DUPONCO'S
GOLDEN PERIODICAL PILLS,
FOR FEMALES
FOR FEMALES.
i'm Correcting lrregu-
Earities. Removing DISTINCTIONS
Of the Monthly Turns, from
Whatever CauSe. and Always
successful :ks "a Preventative,

And the "only sure" and CERTAIN REMEDY for all
those afct complaints peculiar 10 the sex. wheth
er married or single"
ThesePiIls nothing new, but have been Used by
the Doctors for many years, both in France and Amer
cs with unparalleled success IA every case; and be Is
urged by many thousand ladies who have used them TO
make the Pills public, FOR the aevistOn Of those suf
fering from any irregularities whatever well to
prevent an increase Of family where health will not
permit IT, r males peculiarly situated or those suppos
ing themselves so, cautioned against using these
Pills while tina: oondit the proprietor assumes
no responsibility after the above sdmcnition although
Otherwise the Pills are recommended. Full and explicit
directions accompany each be-
$4,000 BOXES HAVE BEEN SOLD IN TWO YEARS.
Ten thousand boxes sent by letter. both by myself and
been returned Ia which ladies cay nothing like the above
PHI have been known since the SCIENCE OF MEDI-
CINE DAMNED UPON TEE WORLD IN REMOVING.
OB>1RUCTlONS AND RESTORING NATURE TO ITS
PROPER CHANNEL, eueting the nerves and restoring
rosy color Of health 20 tie cheek OF the most deli
cate
PRICE 81 90 PER BOX. SIX BOXES for IS 90.
Sold by all Druggists, and by the following Jobbing
and Drug Houses, Agents foT indianapolis, Indiana:
ladies By sending 81, procure the Pills sent
fdenslly By mail. and without observation, TO any
part Of the city OF country,) and for sale by
TOALlNSON K COX, No. i, East Washington street
STEWART MORGAN, No. 40, East Washingt on
street.
W. l. HAsKITT l. CO., No. Il, West Washington
street.
H.H.LEE. Eos Is and %, Batss' Block.
J. g. sESOUR, No 5, Bates Hoase Bioek, and by
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EST r AY.
cow AND CALF TAKEN UP.

FEGAKKN Up by the subscriber Fresh Cow and Calf
which the owner get by proving properly and
paying charges Apply al new No. los East Washing
ton stree. HENRY FROAMER
marl6 d3.
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y. s. $40 SIX PER CENT.
GOLD BEARING BONDS.

These Bonds are now worth q premium Of nine p~r
eeE,, including gold interest frSu November. vhseh
makes the actual profit the 70 loan, at current
rates. noiudins interest. about per per annu
besides its sse'-g-ion frora a's aad fa-a-
tier, 'eAicA dids from one 70 three per cert nor..
according to the rate levied other property. TIE
Interest is payable semi-snnusy BY coupons attached
to each note, which may be Of and sos TO any bsnk
or banker.
The interes, amounts 20
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DAILY, KEEPER K RUSH,

wholesale Druggists 70. %, Sonth Meridian street.
c. s. LACEY Gene ral Travelling gent Tor The Western
States, f67. Dearborn street, ChicsEo, Illinois
y. B.-Sone Genuine unless the box y signed IS ID.
HOWE" ~ian3l-dlyeod
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Telegraphic dispatches,

Tor Morning Heper,see sirs, P.ss.l
MIDNIGHT REPORT.
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Mobile.


Nfw or''ars iyt', "a cairo lGI The TIM
pnhlishes nm Official dtpach OF thr couture Of span.
ish lor', ani oi th' town Of Hlaksly. The fonn,r
wa'cnrufri Nt 10 30 on the mornng Of me gth, pi;h
'| p's"n"n tho latter was capu',d o. the same
day b. nsaut with over b, ~ prisoners md large
amount OF ordnance sioies. our runhoats aud troops
wore gc,ccius uGioss Cd toa ards Mobile, which
p!,.e - c.p'moi Ia. evening h. po. sion OF Gen.
Smiths command, is'ed ~ tie l'sht. Iraush gun.
boAt', after . short sistnurc ,y the enemy
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Another Rebel Movement.
Threatened hnid upon Ogdrnsbura nsd
Rochester from CRulda.

Rorsu''r, y. y April IA telegram WI, r..
'ceived by tic Mayor from Major General J. Peck.
commanding at New York, stating thGI .niormatiou
had lecn received At hn head iuartc that an ortan
,E'i band of 100 men were In Carcton County, Can
ada PREPARED to make a raid uJon Rochester or Or-
deneburE. Tho Mayor called meeting of an
adv 'sofy committee ol ciuzcns To take oGsuroa for
meeting tho rpi.,Gs General william. received
ordc irou tue .''ntfut uensr uf IT, si.,c to put
he Ssh RcsimsII aroa duty, and i,o ,ou auies .Io
under arms. The raiders " 10 ir.e. .th awafu,
reception It they should come
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Mr.. tost'r OF Ccnncc'icu'; NJ MORAN. o. Ne-
19k :, hnsor oi Ma. tland nj. la,et o' l.il-
n'S NJ "A"'' o. HR.o " Conn''' 'i OHn.o.n's'
Pail bearers Oh The pIt OF mo House Of Reyro'en-
Mr. Drve', Of N,s. chusrt'. NJ. coGfo,h, Of Penn.
; sylvan a A'. =. a.. II kon'ecSv NJ, 20 inA'
Np. W. ,sie. %. ll,inois.
~ l4caien}ln' {, l y csn r. 'rnai AySr Gcner,,i II
Vice Adm a y q, .r.lrsu, Resr Admiral ". b.
Shu0'es' Co.. JA'oh c, @. tie IA. 'ne CoipV'
Thomas Corvin simon C-nc.ol.
Fsunv,
ko.atNvs
Tho pelosst'on' Of Tho Slaio' NJ llinois and
h"ntucSy ~ Nouruo.-.
I The Cahinat uiup.e-s.
j The Dpl,matc toIs
Ia-lItH dtu's
THE Chief Justice and Associate Justice, Of the
y Tho Senate Of the iuci states, preceded by its
O'tcprs.
The House e Ecpic cIu,,s OF The United Slater
J Go'cinos OF he,,r,er,l states ant tc-ril l'riea
'Nu.c- ot .lr &C. ortl .'u'c' .na 'iu'o. zee;
several STAGE nnd terrific .cs.
N'l,a, 49, g. ,,acs OF Sts.c Tic,sgry, Msr
AZ GA As.i ant N9uiun, p,rcr,i.
. tfirCw o' OBJ" -.u. Co... U.. 90 lu. itu.C
rto irwniois ami op.cc,s Of The sanitary and
t'rOiH.e luthul ltir. oi wuh.asiou aud other
g.ttc-
I lrc,nt.ous of thr,cv, ai sta,c..
th. kgvcp a the Dcigy q, tue .,gcrsl dcucmlna-
nations.
ilo c.crNs aa' -i,po' ,r- Of the several depart
n'a'' tud luI'.r., d, ,.,..r4 iy ''y hr.Is Ol tu,h
nu. r'uf And tIe.t Ir Dec .vc chri ctlks.
y such SO ct,Cs uuhy N8su 20 Julu he YroC fslOn.
s. tlff'hs ana rrurrip
4 lie uooIr dc. iluatci % form the s'cort will a.
l'ulc in We avenue north %, tlp Usduu's liuu -,
ana Iona lu lac pee rt u oC.Urh, 4. Nl., on
Nc tsdU, 'he l''h ,-'tut, with the ,ett resting
on % N tTpU'.
The 8 o'c-.on VII NOV, proc. g., a. o'c'ocf, on
ih" CON. usIUn of 10, .v.-t,u- -yitcoH NJ tNr ~
q, ,IbNt 4 hSion % utu'vt iu conan Cn,t t T. u, OK
u, 81 boa u..IL .....N 30 P, t.'d 10y drttDhWeutr
ol Dltt .'.g Stationed l.At so. I,Au'a Chuch, tho
tiH lIu, ana ~ tire % o.. AZ tlu stf.y .uu Csc
tells %. th. teNc.Hi ciuichcs IN Naf1in- ton
bt'.. 'losu and . cv .ud ll viu be tolcI.
4 By OrCts Of Tie soc 10. N v ~.
\ "A Aast A
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GFNEHAL sIIEKMAN


4 Haghur.,n. AtpH t7.-lnform.tion hrs cc, 70.
reived b. ue Goyorumcpt from General sherman.
tina! ho vA. ia communication wih ten Johnston,
with a yicN to the surrender ot tho latter. Con.
sherman would onel the sarno terms that GcD Urnut
did to Gen. Lee and iva, sLpposod they " Guild To
a,.sepfod
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Movements Of j. Il. Davis.


Rdl'imor, AruI IL Charles {. Fulton, Of tho
AsrnoAN, has iust arrived from ChR.leion ana
Savannah. At the latter place no learned that o4
Monday the lcth, JED, Davis at Macon. Ga. Al
la' AnA he learned iTom bank officer that JEFF Ds.
wis had Oh deposit N oao OF the banks there lG.y!
in .lll
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OUR AFEIICrIoN.

The Feeling In Washington -- > ulI Account
OF Hooth's Novcme ments-Evidcrce OF Ac-
eOnpiices-Nir. johnson Also 10 Have
Hcen Murdered Appearance Of ,Ir. in-
coins JoTpre Nirs. iuCo n'H t.I.ef -
Touching IEciicEIs MIR. seward. Con-
GlIlOn, lite.
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ius NfqrHfss ArrrNr-ra srtrnr


In lfctol, \. s., the lAgs are ut hnlfmMt In token
Of fc'i"et to the memory Of the hsssslns'cd Prc..
dent. The same IA the clc In Men real. Toronto,
aud various other Canadian ctc, Ia oil the churchr.
In Canada on SUNDAY, the clcrsy referred in ,r,ovet
and horror -stg.,A,p tcItus 10 Ia, sad event
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The Fort Sumter Flag Raising.
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nih nAaGAdr srABonLD.
trrou 'h, Bo-tou Gazette Of Sa'uriAy.'
~" essnce n Efvin Roth In The ci.y us ..lIy
81 At eu ION to him, nd de sctlyes. with prplr
wv l, l'.s, vts cl EIm yCstogdAy, and he yer,
"hPN Nsr 20 i'.c sea ch which ives mado Dt
Ia tWHFe, NctuiI. tound q anv wa iripi~a.
". MN lI tie eel rTe M. Doo.h " a. astoundst
"heh h.st in'oi'n'a Of the ue,,
noNssrNg4 op rrE ,sa,orrN
lhufsday week The tssr, IN vns In IL,.'on and a
Wvol' hu9 ustI'hI0pO. lu mudp over AL hiA prD.
VtF'' 70 hh mother fcuo two weeks llrrp and an
houhcei ms N nuuCu uf lining tho tonreJerst,
eau ., lu'tedi th'fe Nho kuOW him best iesl ooua.
dcut inst he hp committed suicide
one VI iho murt ueluClt quotations Of J. wilkes
lHolh IN convctrn'l,u "a, vHs tNc following from, his
iavorite play q. "Rrhnfd M ." d" The iaflnr Youth
that tftd the fpho ian 'une out-lnes Ia t,ule Ibr
tdous youth That tei' od It," "
us NferHrSs ArrrNt-r, srtrrrr
Fila Turner, mistress ~ John Wllkc, I,oo,h a, y,
W ONO avenue, lyaton, attcr pied 20 commit rcIir
on saturday rro-r ny, To- TAIL chi1iuIiiu, All ~
eleven o'co' H. rotuc NJ the ihmatC. Of 'hr hols, s
&c "a Ells'' iOUm auG found her lying up.n the t,i
,i'10n'N h'rtp fru 90 IDusc hy. q 20, lua ,-tl -
lea several pysoians vote called w, when ii va
DISCO e.td thnt t.r ANd ta.cn chloruto m Ihe mo
~oon revived ami rsNci for booths pctutr which tn
had tgrtoA ta uuegg the pJlov OF her he'd. nt un
ntn" iin" ZEN Hl'ur tn the rh eirian. that sha I'D
rot thti L item Tor 'ayiur hcrlifc. Tho house. No
o9 OHIO s'cnLc is lcIt b. lilla Turner's sister.
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JOHNSTON ABOUT 10 SURRENDER,
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NEWS FROM CHARLESTON.
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The Terms Under Consideration.
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1000 PRISONERS CLAIMED.
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Goods News frem N. Carolina.
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THE MUROERtRS NOT YET ARRESTED
Preparations for the 0bseCuies.
TIE VICTORY AT MOBILE.

Confirmation Of the News.
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lan'ity fnsv bc,nl ne nr mrc, nv country one ens
n'"i's'bic has ny vaIino-t devotion.
InMIN hmm
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LATER EUROPEAN ADyICES
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q 70 U VI " UTTTI u
state Action.
the Co,evnors ~ tl' lu,al staiSs, rcar cnou

All the Co,ornors ~ il' 10, al states near enough
10 allow Of their comlnr vili attend the oh-osuio. al
Wnlhinrtou. PTocllmaions are Icing uFucd bv
tate ard city and town officials everywhere, calling
on the nco0'e 20 fly Oluerve thc day These cAl's
y .'l oftoItr b." observed Nv tie p"op'e NrH tlCif
vh0e tc.rt5. GovefuJf rruton Tuos to Washing
fyu tp-tia
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The Pirate stonswall Affair.

Foriugai Makes Heparation.
DC. &c, &c.
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The Latest News

Further and Interesting Details.
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w Al nrHANl NhNf W AHi'NtibN, Anvil 10.
Lis,r G,H. Grant, Z y. IrTtV, ''WnGHftHg Ar-
Tttirs ot the nit'd 8 d'ts, WNsh HGfDl, y. e.;
LLsiUAI.-i III will p',.r giusuncc hy r.nrrnl
order 10 taC Armies Of the nitci Stntos, that on
sgturiAv, TIE 18th lgy o. Al.l r6h, hy repSoI VI
the do .th u abr nam lI'Cu. tie OLDi Oi Periuuut
ot the Hitcd SAC. ccrg.fs- LIuu Auurcw JOhueUu,
lce- rIc.Itpu Nhn pH the fuo dgJ tOoh the Ol,l ll
oath pr s,rle 10. ho l4C,lGcl', and tuteIea u.Un
The dudes Jt that ul,lc.
LpWM ". sIAAro.. sectotaIy Of Mar.
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5000 R-owaHd z
IN SPECIE.

rTJS> STOLEN from nv stables. on
Al1 the night of the 5th May, two fin
BAY MARE,S-one large bav mare, will
fold in the first OF the fall, seven wears old,
color deep Day, black legs, main and tail,
very small fore-top. too short to be kept
or placed under the brow band--no white
about her. unless saddle marks, q small
scar on the right hind leg at the knee or
hook joint. outside of the leg, recently
done by ploughing; a very heavy made
aAmaL with great muscular power, fine
action, gentle and kind IN harness or under
saddle, gaiLS. walk, trot and lope.
Also, one BAY FlLLEY. four wears old
about l4l hands high, dark bay color.
black legs, main and tail-a very hand.
some animal. beautifully formed, with
rather heavy main and tail. No parti.
cu!ar marks, except small scar on the
left hip, near nhc root of the tail. in the
shape of half coon, caused by kick.
These two animals are very much attached
to each other, and when separated. rest
less and uneasy.
l will pay the above reward, in specie
or It's equivalent. for the recovery of nv
mares. or 500 for either of them. ANY
information as to the thief will be duly
appre cla.ed, and any information as to the
mares can be given to James B. Cureton.
Esq. or DR.. r. B. Johnston, Camden, S. c..
or Hoc. James A. Witherspoon, Lan caster
G. H., Capt. Thos. Taylor. Columbia, Sc.
or myself Il. M. MILLER.
Pineville, C. d 8. C. R. R., No. Ca.
June. II
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Public Meeting at summerville.

We have received, but too late for pub
licaton. copies Of correspondence be-
tween H. >. iimehousc. Intendant of the
town OF eummerville, and Col. Van Wyck,
commanding the military forces of the
United States at that place The letter Of
anteudant Limchouse simply usks permis-
sion OF the onmandant lv hold a meeting
OF citizens, With the view to the in auopra
ton OF measures which may enable the
State OF South Carolina to resume her
place In the Union. The com,nandant
grants the desired permission, in long
Letter, full of counsel. The meeting was
held IN Summerville on the 3lst of Nav.
IIle committee consisted of the following
named gentlemen: DIR. Jos. Murray, Chair
man, DR.. j. A Harold, John Gadsden.
Thomas Pelzer, L. g. Miles, b. C. PRESLEY,
Charles Foster, J. r. Dukes, j. II. W. Hut
Crimson, DR.. K. w. Burnham, JOS. Isaac
Perry; Constantine Bailey, Thom as Lime
house, Isaac Murray, J. I. Browning, DR..
H. S. Waring, A. r. Stilman, r G. Stone.
Rev. J. a. Mood, Daniel Knight, J. l..
Rhodes. DIR. T. L. Pelzer, Charles Graves,
Z. F. Lawrence and J. L. CAN'T.
The report and resolutions submitted
affirmed the desire Of the citizens to re-
store themselves in "a civil government
and to restore the State to the Union; re.
commended as a duty, to the people, to
iorbear all acts Of hostility to the..authori.
~ Of the latter power, ,,and to promote, in
every possible way, the return of friendly
feeling between the citizens of the two
sections, North and South; concluding with
other resolutions appointing meetings for
the several Parishes of ST. GEORGES Dor
chester and st. Paul, to be held on the
l5tlsday of June. AS we received these
proceedings on the l6th-a day after the
tine ppointed-their publication is quite
needless; especially sps their results con-
template noIhingsmorc than other pro-
ceedings, when the public action would be
final These we shall be pleased to pub
ish when they reach US.
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Burglars are busy in Charleston, and
the house of Mr., S. N. Hart, corner of
Aiken's Row and Meeting street, has been
r'tled, and n negro soldier was the bur
glnr And the worthy, Mrs. Meyers-of
whom we know nothing-has been victim
lied In the same manner and possibly by
the same parties.
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ANIME STx,
THE TERMS OF PARDON

Proclamation by the President of the
United States of America.
Whereas the President Of the United
States, on the Sth day Of December. A. d.
1853, and on the 26'h day Of March, A. d.
iShs, with the object to suppress the ex-
lstlhg rebellion, to induce. all persons to
authority OF the United States issue pro,
claruations Offering amnesty and pardon to
certain persons who bad. directly or by
implication, participated in the said rebel
lion; and whereas many persona, Who Va.
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to copy. But. in view of avoiding the
numherless evils Of having sYarms of idle

10 copy. But, IN view OF avoiding the
mum berless evils Of having sYarms of idle
negroes roaming over the @couptry in
search OF work. which they will not be
over-desirous 10 find, the meeting strongly
recommend that an ample supply os food
for all the negroes on the plantation for
the next year be reserved out Of the crop
before any division be made of the surplus.
This will at least insure them comfort.
able home and the means of being useful
to themselves and others while engaged
In making another crop.
There are other topics discussed in. the
reporo OF much Importance to our people
at this time. but which We have no room
for. We give som. of the resolutions
which were adopted:
ReSolved. That, in order to prevent the
disorders and calamities which arc likely
to grow out of the new order of things
imposed upon oar country, we will en-.
deavor to keep the negroes diligently en-
ployed III useful labor upon our planta-
tions; that we will discourage their
rambling away from the same and gather
ing into idle bands elsewhere. And we
hereby pledge ourselves that we will give
no employment to any negro who. from
caprice or INSTRUMENTATION, shall leave the
Services of his employer except upon the
written consent of such employer, nor
PRINT such negro to be harG6red upon
our premises.
Resolved That. in consideration of the
greatscarcity of food which is likely to oc-
curunder the new systen1. and the.deranee-
ment and uncertainty of labor consequent
thereen, it becomes the duty OF plan. ers to
part with as little as possible Of She food
OF their plantations, but reserve as much
OF it rs may be necessary for The comfort.
able support of the industrious and regu-
lar laborers whom they may haze in
future to employ. They give it also MS
their opinion. after careful examination
OF the subject, that, while on many plan.
tatons the whole crops have been alb
sorOed IN the expenses Of the same and the
support OF the negroes employed thereon,
leaving no surplus as income to the pro
pretor, there are but very few cases in
which one-iourth of the surplus of the
crop could be spared as compensation to
The negroes, after first deducting the ex-
penses of the plantation, grain enough for
The usual subsistence of the negroes (now
on the plantation) for the next crop. and
also the usual allowance of seventy five
bushels of grain for each horse or mule
engaged In the management and making
of the crop.
Rssolred, Az the opinion of the meeting,
that IN those cases in which condensation
t." the negroes for their labor may seem 10
De allowable This compensation be made
TO them, if possible, not in kind, but in
money. at the market value of such por-
tt"n OF the crop as it may be considered
they are entitled To.
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ALAHANA.-1t is supposed by the quid
't7t''es at Washington that JuGge. Parsons,
of Tal!adega. will be appointed Provi-
slonal Governor of Alabama; while James
= Smith. loyal refugee has received The
appointment of United States District
Attorney for the Northern District of
A labama
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General Commission Agency.

10 B. GLASS respectfully advertises
u the public that lie is prepared to do
a GENERAL COMMISSION BUSINESS,
and invites consignments of all kinds Of
Merchandise, Manufactures, Produce, &c.
He will attend to purchase or sale Of Real
Estate, Stocks, &c. Office aud mart on
Plain street, between Bull and Pickens.
juue 80 6.
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EATING HOUSE.

MFR. J. @. ADAMS would inform the
AH1 citizens cf Columbia that he has
opened an EATING HOUSE, on the cor
ner Of Washington and Gates streets,
where MEALS" will be served up at all
hours of the day. LUNCH from / to 2
o'clock. June 90