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}9Iantatton Bittrrs.
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Persons OF aedontary habits troubled With Weakness
a-ai,nde palpiiauon Of the heart lack OF appetite,
Distress ahcr enting torpid liver, constipation. &c.
deserve to suiief It they viii not try the celebrated
PLANTATION BITTERS
which are now recommended 10y tho hghest me.lieaI
authorities, and warranted 10 produce m Immediate
beneficial effect Theynro exceedingly agreeable, per.
rty pure aud must snperceue all other tones where
a healthy, gentle stmulnnt he roq,Hred
They purify, strenpthcn and inyigofato;
They create healtny appcuteiI
They ara m anudore to change ol water aud dict;
Thcy overcome effects OF dissipation and late houra,
They strengthen the ssAtan aud onliyon tie mind;
They prevent miasmaiic aud intermittent ftyorB;
They punty the hronth aud aodity OF The stomach;
They cure dyspers,a and coUshpatio
They cure dIarrhea, cholera and cholera morbu4;
They cure liver complaint and neryous hoalacue.
They make the weak strong, the langtid brilliant,
aud axhaustnd natures l,reat Iestorer rhoy aro
composed Of the ccehrated caliAayR bark winter.
green, saalra5 roots Aud herhs ali preserve DIN per.
leotly pure 81. CrolS rum.
. a. have gwen tho Plantation Rtters TO hnn,I.
retls of our Disabled sodcra with the most asloush-
ing effect &. W. ANDREWS,
...lu.f snpt. Soldiers Home, Cincinnati"
"" " Tho Plantation hilors hRyecnred me Of liver
compliant OF which was land up pIosLrate, and had
to abandon my business. h ....ll l...
% H.B. KINGsLEY, Cleveland, OHIO"
90" owe much to you, for verify pel,eye tho
rlantRtion Bitters have saved my hfe
Rev W. II, WAGGoNRR, MAlrid, N. y"
- Thou wilt send me two bottles more OF thy
Plantation Riitcrs. Ny WIFE has boon greatly benefit.
tod by thoir use. Thy friend,
ASA OuRRtN, Philadelphia, Pa"
" . have been great sufferer from dyspepsia,
and Ind to abandon preaching, The Plantation
ittora have cured mo- ..... .... .
Rev. D. s. OATHORN, Rocheatur, N. y"
"" = Send us twenty-fonr dozen more Of your
Plantation Bltters, the popularity of which are daily
increasing with the gues'sof clubhouse. I.E.
SYKES, CHADWICK h CO.,
Proprietors Wllards Hotel, Wesmngion,D. o."
such arc one in thousands of cerh6eates daily re.
cclyed. They are Immensely beneficial to weak per-
sons and delicate females. ....
lie csuttons OF testified bottles. See our signature
fine siael plate label. They are not sold by tho
gallon. They are ouly sold IN our patent log cabin
bottles, by respectable druggists, srocors hotels a
looms, aieainboats aud country stores.
p. II, DRAKE \ CO.,
e92dsw6m 81 Ii gOn Broadway, NJ Y
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-03-14

OoLUMBus, o., january II, 1865.
1t 10 heceby certified, thai the foregoing is correct
copy OF the Statement ol tile Condition OF the North
American Fire Insurance Company Of Hartford, made
TO and filed IA this Ufice for the year 1866.
(SEAL.l Witness my hand AMI seal officially,
ISTAnP.l JAS, IL. GOODMAN,
Auditor OF State.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE

NOTICE IL hereby giyen that the undersigned has
IN boen duly appoiniei Admnisiratorof OF the estate
0f Dr. Hugh Alexander, deoeHsnd. .I .I I.lN
fellows u WILhER n. BELVILLE.
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'GlOtbinlgl., q.
WILLIARi WALKER,

Is prepared TO accommodate ms cUstomars vita
4 every article Of Eenamens wearing apparel o.
the latest style and best quality Those who want
coats pants, vests, shirls hosiery, hRndlfsreheis
gloyeh boots, shoes, slippers, &0., viii do welt tc
give MIN call. ill.. .-|I.,.I Iu \ anai
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-03-14
NoAH ARNErTs EsTATE.

NOTICE is hereby eiyen that the sibacribot has
IN been appointed and quRhhed IA Administrafor
on the estate of Noah Arnett, late OF Montqonery
County ONO, deceased,
ie26S5 1901 . GEO. W, MoYER.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-01-09
@eoical.
How to Keep in Good Health
AND
WHAT is THE CAUSE OF DISEASE

'INHE primary cause OF every disease that flesh ~
l. heir 70 rs impurty Of the blood. The blood bo-
comes impure pOm many causes Impure AR or
ch ange OF weather, unwhoesome food and exposure
are among the principal causes Of impunty Of the
blood. The symptoms are gddiness, headache, con-
fused thoughts, eyes duh Bnd heavy, drowsiness Con
stiption OF the bowels, bad taste in the mouth, foul
tongue, liver complaints, pains in the back and legs,
Of Appetite Aleepless nights oohc, cramp, pa
and ghtness OF the chest, heartburn gout and rheu
matt SIN, puKng and purging chls and fevers more
or e ,s accompanying these, and long train of troub
esom and dangerous affections, all Of which may be
Preye lted anu cured BY taking few doses oi Dr.
STRIC KLAND'S VEGETABLE PURIFYING ANTI
BILIo is PILLS They viii purity the blood and nut
the stoI zach, bowels and liver in healthy condition
They particularly suitable for chronic and nervous
diseases. Every Rmily and every soldier shoujd
keep apply OF these Pills, as many diseases arc OBJ
waited by tneir use. They mild and safe Inedi
cine and can be taken at any time without danger OF
taking co I'd.
Sold by al druggists, sent to any part on receipt
OF twenty i've cents and stamped envelope address.
ed DR.. STR IOKLAND, east Fourth street, Cinoinna
Il, ohio.
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pE SAFE FROM THE PAEes OF WANT

Would these chlldrea have a comfortable home ana
tbs rnsans of edueAtun2 Would this wife be indepen-
dent OF the cold charities of the worlui Would TINS
aged and feeble parent be provided iorf Honiu my
property by forced sales OF administrator 70 meet
Inc demands sfcreditors-saes made weu the Inarket
tends dOWnward and iaIr prices cannot he reallzedf
How few can answer these question 10 their sausac-
toni They fear ask them, and chensh thS heilsi
that they nave loag lease On he lhis Is po'a l"O!
ish and cowardy. The bravo man
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a3iantattou lSittcrs.
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Persons OF sedentary habits troubled with weakness,
asstnde, palpitation OF the heart hack Of appetite,
distress after eating, torpid liver, constipation, 81,
lsserve 10 suffer If they will not try the celebrated
PLANTATION BlTTERS
Which are nov recommended by the highest medical
authorities, and warranted to produce an immediate
.eueheid effect. They exceedingly agrs Abe, per-
ecty pure, and must suporcoue all other onics where
healthy, gentle sumuantls required
They purify, strengthen and iuvgorate;
rhoy create o kealthy appehtsi
They are an anudote TO change OF water and diet,
They effects OF dissipation and late hours;
They strengthen the system and enliven the mind;
They prevent miasn'atic and intermittent feyers;
They purify the breath aud acidty OF the stomach;
They cure dyspepsia and cousupsto
They cure disrrhea, cholera and cholera morbns;
They cure liver complaint and nervous headacne
They make tho weak strong, the lsnguid brilliant,
and Lro exhausted natures great restorer They are
composed OF the celebrated oalissya bark, winter.
green, sassaras roots and herbs all preserve in per-
ectly pure st. Orolx rum.
"'' have given the Plantation Bi,ters to hund.
reds Of our disabled soldiers with the most Asonish-
,ug effect CIV. ANDREWS,
eupt. Soldiers Home Cincinnati"
"ee The Plantation Bitters have cured me Of liver
complaint Of which was lsd up prostrate and had
to abandon my business.
h. B. KINGSLEY, Cleveland, OHIO"
e" / owe much 70 you, for | verify believe the
Plantation Bitters have saved my life
Rev. ". ID. wAGGoNER, Madrid, N. ""
:" Thou wilt send me two bottles more Of thy
Plantation BiHers. My wife has been greatly benefit.
ted by their use. Thy lriend
ASA CURRIN, Philadelphia, Pa"
a." have been great sufferer from dyspepsia,
and had to absndon preaching, The Plantation
ittsrs have cured me.
Rev.J. 8. CATHoRN, Rochester, N. Y"
e. Send us twenty.iour dozen more OF your
Plantation Bitters the popularity OF which are daily
increasing with the guests OF our house
SYKES, CHADWICK & CO.,
Proprietors Wizards Hotel, Wsshington,D ID. c."
Such are one in thousands Of certificates daily re.
celved. Thoy are immensely beneficial to weak per
sons and delicate females.
Bo cautious of re-hed bottles. See our signature
on a line steel plate label. They are not sold by the
gallon They only sold IN our patent log cabin
bottles by respectable druggists, srocers hotels sa-
looms, s,esmboats and country stores.
P. Il. DRAKE 3 CO.,
e22daw6m 2d2 Broadway, N. Y.
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or aARreoRp. CONNECTICUT,
EVERY MAN SHOULD INSURE HIS LIFE.

TNaE Etna grants policies FOR LIFE, for term
Of years, Endowment policies and chdien's En-
doWment. Also, Non torieiting Policies on which no
payment is required sher ten years.
Five thousand dollars paid on two losses in this city
within the last six months.
Among all the contriyances OF men TO protect the
family circle from want can be iaund more sun
pie m character noble IN us features, or certain IN
is results, than Life insurance ~ is the prop which
the dying husband caves to
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-01-09
Aibrrp Stable.
~ JAnER CATHoARF's
LIVERY 8 IA BE.

IA Siately opposite the market where NAV ~ M
q s times the best Of harness homes bugges, car.
as i sIso prepared 70 keep horses By the week o.
'eAs Aulodam
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-01-09
LIFE rNsURANoE i

Young men luut starting in business, whose chief
capital their energy and integrity aid asure their
lives 10 the amount Of half their liabilities. Such Az
act Of disnerestsd honesty when known their cred.
itOrs would justly increase their confidence In them
n would show tthey did not wish leave their bst
siends exposed to any and the
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-01-09
QUA OK Err V.

/ EARNESTLY caution all young men suffering
i rom Nervous Debility &c.i against eudangering
thelf health by patroniziug any OF the advertising
quacks You can fully recover BY the methods used
by the advertiser, and by hundreds OF Others and ~
no other way. Read q letter which will send you il
you Will send me post paid envelope bearing your
address,. Direct to EDWARD h. TRAVER,
dez9daw6m Lock Box, Boston, Mass.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-01-09
PROTECTS HIS AGED PARENTS

r.r ,,hsre he has preceded them into eternity Sy
az honest dentor satisfies his cOnhding CREDITOR wen
6ate seemed least propltiOus. In moral ana woruy
sense, it is great weapon oy "hlch W ''"
his sting. , - 81. h,,,,s.lf t,If was
10 die tonight, would those who are dear 10 "e
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-01-09

Thisls the best and cheapest remedy for Coughs,
Colds, Hoarseness, Asthma, Whooping Couilh and
Consumption. Everybody who has tried this enDel
lent baisam Enthusiastically recommend It, Mrs
fearful sufferer with cough for many years. SO bad AS
not to be able to walk up stairs. She took one bottle
OIL tins Basam, and has been hotter ever SINCE and
adVlses all VINO have Coughs, Colds and Asthma 10
try TINS valuable Cough balsam. Fifty cents per bot
ue Sold oy all druggists, and manufactured al No a
east Fourth street, Cincinnati.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-01-09
LOOKS THE DANGER IN THE FACE,

That he may grRpple with II; wise man, that he
may study is nature aud paate its threatening. The
Of palaton are AT hand, of easy access 10 all
tits
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-01-09
ANNUAL PREMIUM

NU0ht irV be regarded as the tribute which an up.
,ieht hsarf nays AZ The shrine OF justice.
"sA' JOHN n. sTOPPELMAA,
suis Agent ioT DNgton and Vic9nitVs
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-01-09
SUPPORT TIE WIFE OF HIS BOSOM

tits the unseen hama OF the provdent sther reaching
forth from the grave and still nourshng his offspring
and keeping together the family BY It, the faithful
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-01-09
INSURANCE.

Buckeye Mutual Insurance 20.
1SLRE AND M ARINE Il.
sAPI A. AND sloct0o
NO SORIP DIVID END s
Profits Divided IN Cash Among stock and
Policy Holders.
Taxes Marine hazards Of all kinds Fire nsks on
buildings, Marchandse Furniture, Vessels 10 Port,
AMI the better class of risks generally.
Dire tors.
VIM Hart, p. Ohambcrhn,
r. pett0n, J. p, Robinson
Amasa Stone. Jr, VIM Wellhouse.
H. d. Hudson, o. MsQvlatt,
n. Garretsnn, +. ". PClton,
~. Breed.
Oihce-Ouaita Exchange, foot Of Superior street,
Cleveland, Ohio,
WILLIAM HARE President
4. n. Uuneov, Secretary.
ania J. n srpPPGLMAN, Agent st psyton.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-01-09
COUGH NO MORE.

TRY sTRI CKLAND's MELLIFLUoUs COUGH
BALSAM.
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more, Oaoutag, ben Is. Septem0er 1865.

Sine 1teue 9Eenoun9 brafte bic Spibe beS
Sii6erbpptes berum uno oift Dor bic S6as
luppe.
91iem raus! Iarie Der bGniIde Seemann
sprnig.
Stutt Der @ntnOrt tarldten Die Guber tief
Ing 0leer. Sic bogen ii4 in ben nerpioen
Sduiten Der beiben StOrweqer, mel6e ale Strait
oufbieteno, li6 lang auSitredtsn, una ilber ben
ipeiBen Sdaum Der anorinAenoen Stub elite
oa8 leidte SOCt nun Der Strobe i'm 6elien au.
1tht binter ibnen fpl9ten bic onoern. Sic
Sutb itir3te lth bur6 cen Spatt in ben BIN
terIiegenOe 8eden, uno es beoutfte Den oal3en
@elhiflihteit Der beioen 9uoerer, um unQez
fdbrnet Our6 bieien iteilen, bultern Suno sn
eeitert, b.ilen Seiten Die braulenoen Walier
peitl6ten. Sbre 8erfOI9er blieben 5urid 9e
sr6Bere S6aIuppe waro 9egen Die 6elien gez
porfen uno auf9ebalten, Die tleinere paro oa>
ourh bebinpert, uno als beiOe enplih ben YaB
iberpunoen batten, iaben lte Die Slider in ei>
mem feuen Suno oeridpnoeu. Nai6 eilten
lte ibnen naa, bod Obne iie elrei6en gu f6nnen.
- Sn oielen rpun0erbaren, llutlplsn Giniam
t. item Ibsint es oft, als babe nod ME etn0leni6
lie betreten, ME Elm 8OOt li4 in ibre sebeinuiB-
UU(len Ninoun9en 9eordn9t. Oft uerirren lid
grCBe Slide oarln, Die ben 2luSglng niGt tpiez
Der firoen, b,S lie auf &lippen enolid itranoen
uno na6 langem furAtbaren 9ooeStampfe iters
ben. Benige Oleni6en tennen ale 8eri6lina
gunSen Der 6elien unO 8a1ie,pFaoe, bph 2ar8
fannie ie aenau, unO ct ermunterte leinen iun~
gen @efdbrten Sur Nus0auer, Sei9te uuf Die b6@
Der aufiteigenoen, nit 8irteu9eitrGpp umwu6z
erten Sjellen uno perladte Die 8erfOl9er, penen
er ieIne Wllbe ent5e9eni@wenfte.
lleber orei iener Seebeden unb burdb gefdbrz
libe Gneen iebten Die Wdnner penn SAiffe tbz
men natb. 9lO@ iaben lie lie in bas pierte ein'
lenten, bod al8 iie oies feIbit erreidten, ipar
pas 8ppt peri6punoen.
.@ (6O1tiebun8 fOI8t.)
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gu jSamIlien=
Ser9nit9nngs@S @Sabrten.
e ST PotOmac
HzzszaEsSlsSszg7sss c~.~..e. 1. ..I.uL:e or.

r s-sllf@~e=N Potonac
ErarSprrtationS=0
Damprr GrSres Capt e. u. Stpt6er,
I'd. ARuItben Capt. gBm 8isean,
geraian Yo6Rr gDtor, s 8lrrear tepen DtenftGg
unD Gameae tltr yadm ttdes fur
2llerauDrja, Naibin9tOn unO @epr9etOipn,
1T gerbtnOuu0 s bsr Orange ua6 Ileraa6ra Giie balm
uo1 GgnGturG unb baiten an fe gew5bElGea &anpungs
plaeen pes VGtcEas & uie8 an EEsN
3uradtebreH6 Ssriaien tieieOtn q fbtneton ieSsn
ItttimpdD Somaes ubr @tprsens unh u AIeranerta
lbr aor8ers ~mb taten eb .ni3Gs @OtOmac 9an'
buns ;pl6ben an,
RrsBen Aaatanft ber Srat Ober ganse tsente man fG
Cyn &athm"re,
at g. 3eebbG & SpHs. 142 2tGttfr. gDterf
Sn &teran6ra,
at 8. BroberS Co. Wp. &tnafr.;
Sn 2Dabinatgn rGa @esreetpwn
az Diarenn, RbtnebGrt & 6 D., RD. 164 gD1terfr.
uub 24l z ctr. fhiun III
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Subfiffenss&offee Der 25er; ct. Ssrmee.

$UH1terS15S&'YEtCCp pEI SSSo go ~S%'S@@C+
Baltimore, ben IL. Geptrr. 1865. {
9erGeaelte Mueebpe Duptifat Rerbsn auf bteicr Of
ttce bic ben 20. Sert. ;, S.. Ntttaas Il UGr
enteercrnruen fIr len Bertanf bEn
1850 Stiif ausge5eIhnete8 NInoOieb,
In Walt cen BON 10 unb metr.
SIefss Ntnb te5 TT In GasgeIeibneem Stanoe tntem es
fdpn etae Utp ate I'm 8eHb peler 9ebGre tR t1gt nit
Seu unb Rpru aeutert ro unb uOat8 70 cut ute r6eHb
rrIm,S Inn arft T1t le6t Btro ene p letene Gele9en
bett ortes Iieb su fauen nteter8efunten.
Mndebo r1Iden bic 3abI rer St6e psl6e ;u taufen &C.
pint werben unb Ten QreS pr 9flnb brGo entbaIien.
5gas Web mus beRt aatp- 9aguet 9swoBsn peroen
unb fas BON inn fet eHuts @ept@t 0u Der NhBAb petn
2atlen tgr 3eAnun9 lstn' .
BON so preseut mus btm 3n@Ias eer 0e bfs &bteeur8
bes 0ieb' bs;dtlt wir9en.
en erfstareiden etern nb sbn Ta8e gum &bSrIen beS
as Sb fam bcIetcn perben 8u iter 3sit bonn Ease
Wtaeoe Bis ,unt %. Sept brn 10 tr Wgr9eus bis H. r
gla.rn i'm o. ct 8iebb, ndbe Der SCaFeraements 9eu~
lrpaos an Sranflin R Ge nate SalttmGreit'-
ler rter,i6nete behdlt @ sas 0te6 5cr treenn etneS
rSer ae Au6ebpte sNrud5umetn rsnn e n@t rtpI2e't
fir lie ger StGatsn er d)etren -
Die Warteer rer6sr nab NuMutern non bis IT5O az"
ranart unb ber Subld8 tn bereIbsn Netbenp9e 6enaf
penn ndt etne eei partie TN Nn8sboe bejs@net ptrS
Mnoebse milf au eetruf NprmuGre pyl@e tn o'et.r
Office Az taben ub een1dt per en- &ele9ramue p.rSen
ntht bead6es penn Mot uprausbe5abt
81 IraebCte mlleu proposals for the purchase OF
Beef Cattle ater&retsn psreset unp AT ZEN nnter-
3st@neten abreiRrt fein.
grer. Brig Gen, Ebpmes gBttfou,
l 6. 9 Il, g, ",
gB. s. DGrf6ura,
Ge1S-2S Capt, na6 G. 9. Dol.
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<s Samburs=9lm
~ 81 Pnfrtfa9rt slFtiens@cI lIld)aft
9SUfsOampf Sbtfffnbrt

Sptften
6atnburg uno 02eD OOrt, ria @puttampton.
oermitte ser neuen auf aS Sufttee erbouteu unb el
e1neae einSert@etsn erCeen eierneu YOf 4mpfldtt,
GdrOnia, $500 Eonuen, Capt 8 Wieier,;
sSornfiin, %fOO Gonnen, Capt $ 8 GwenIen.
SaoGria, 24OO 8pnner, Capt $ Gaube,
sSeutOnia, 2sOO 3Cnuen, Capt 8 $ Saa6,
Gerr'ao ria, 1900 Gpuneu, Capt $ @bIers,
9IuemGnia, $500 2cuuen, (neul Capt q Gr6utrtaaa.
2te Dampfef tteier etns bs5rbern bic
Veretntgte Staten 9plt
United States Maill
uns rerSsn dtrene Rees SabreS ressmdBs tUn We sri
mad Samburs = -
@uGua s., 49,; september Q. It. co.; Ottpser 14 g.;
. NDoen1ter Il 20; DeSemser Sr 22,
abtabren unb YnfaStere ppn Ner YOrf mad
0anbur9, 0aure, Gonoon uno SoutbantptpM
3u ben fOlsenben Yretlen nfbmen:
gVn gte.O gUrt mad Samburs, SaSre, 9pnt,n unS
sou bdmptrn:
1. Gaiite Sber' Salsn. $1OS0o
unter' SaICn ................. $3.50
8On 9dm5ure unb 9aSre mad Rew gprt.
! Inter salon ................. ... so 90
0ptiDenpeG 40 W
jahlbdr tn Sob Cber Yapiereslb NIT @plO-Nso.
6ineer sptiAen unD 10 Ijabren ote J06lfte.
,2ae tncl. Bet09tsun8.)
" V1dete mad europa ne9 e. MIR bis ubr NprGens
am Abean9atase eiues irben Dampfittfes an.
escn Yafage psRSt man d tn few DUrt ausi@ftebIt
an Ste General panaSe Neenten blr etnte g. g. Rt&arb
q 300 9, Nr. b, Sareldpitr.. n1be 6rrnbmap.
Sn 8alttmCre an BITE @rpebpn bes ~8attmSre &eder."
ftn1 1N
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1865-08-23
Farm Work for september.

Turnips should be sown during this month, at all
favorable seasons, and it would be advisable to put
in large crop for stock feeding in winter. It is,
generally, best 20 Sow just before rain, or when
the ground is dry-covering the seed lightly and
pressing the earth upon it with O roller or plank
We almost invariably SOW too much seed, and cover
too Deep but whenever, from any cause, We fail to
get good and satisfactory ''stand,' the Reedsman
(or vendor of seed has to ''suffer" It Ia not ne
cessary to drop continuous line Of turnp-seed in
the drill, especially when the valuable varie-
ties are 80 rare and difficult to procure. Two or
three seeds, dropped every four az inches in the
drill will give you good "stand - and save great
deal Of seed and thinning ont.
Cotton should be picked as fast as it ril ns, and
carefully stored away for ginning. Every lock of
lint should be saved now, as the 'great staple"
must be scarce and dear for long time to come;
and it should be the ambition of all planters to
send their crops to market in the best possible
condition. Choice and valuable varieties Of cotton
seed must also be selected and carefully saved 80
that We may be ready to go on successfully in the
culture Of this indispensable crop hereafter Let
all who have superior Cotton seed either Sea Isl-
and or Upland, advertise it widely in time for the
next crop.
CoD Peas must be gathered and stored away in
dry placo-giving particular attention to the
saving OF choice sorts for the next years seed.
Pea-vine hay should also be made, and stacked
away, no heretofore directed. Corn in the drill,
1hWet and other summer forage crops, may now
DO cut, cured and preserved for future use. Grass
such as "Crowfoot," "Creb" {or "Cropr), etc.,
must be cut when in full bloom, and cured with as
little exposure to the sun ss possible. The old
negro style Of waiting till 'arst FROST" and then
pulling up lot OF dead, dry, BapieBs grass, and
calling that shay" must be stopped. It "a not in
accordance with the progress Of the age" 1--WE
shall give our readers special chapter on '"soil-
ing" cattle, and the culture of grasses and forage
plants hereafter, ss 1t Is absolutely necessary that
q ne,o and Improved system should be intro
duced. .-S0uthstn Cduirdtor.'r:7f fs,f,2t"
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Women and children, in addition to the foregoing
ration allowed roasted RUE Coffee at the rate Of ten
O pounds tee at the rate Of fifteen (l6) ounces To
every hundred raons. Children under fourteen 1
years of age are allowed half rations.
H. Issues provisions the classes of
described will be made ration returns for short Pc
RODS of time not exceeding seven days, signed by
commissioned officer, and approved by the commanding
officer of the post station and, when practicable by
the Assistant Commissioner Of his agents for the
State District in which the issues made.
AZ the end Of the month these original ration returns
will be entered separate abstract compared cert-
fed to- etc. described for issues to troops in para
graph o. Subsistence Regulations Of June g. 1858. No
subsistence stores will be turned in bulk to any
Assistant Commissioner Agent whatever to be bS him
issued.
III. In many the classes ofpersons above named
are carly able subsst themselves; In which event.
only such parts and proportions Of the ration as are
tually needed will be issued. ...f TGI
O. O. HOWARD Major.GenersB,
Commissioner Bureau Refugees, Freedmen, etc.
Approved A. B. EATON, Commissary General of Sub
sistence. 'it.'-. ... .-a ids
II. AL Abandoned" houses and lands row In fhe pos
session Of the Military Authorities throughout tho State
of South Carolina that not required for Military
will be at turned such agents Of the Bureau
of Refugees Freedmen and Abandoned Lands, Az have
authority, from BreTet Maior-General B. sAxT0S, to
ceive them. -'
BY command of Major General Q. A. GILLMoflkP
~ -- .' ~" W. L. n. BURGER,
Assistant AdjutaAt-GehtfeL
Official r D. HoDoEs Captain ssth U. 8. G. T.. Act.
ing AssstAp. Adju.ant General. -" AaBSst "A
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HEADQUARTERS, FIRST sUB-DISTRICT J
MILITARY DISTRICT OF CHARLESTON,
Charleston. S, c.. August 1l. 1868

ESPECIAL ORDERS, No. llG.l
~. BIR. J. p. ROGERS Is HEREBY APPOINTED
MA RINE SURVEYOR FOR THE PORT OF CHARLES
TON.
BY order of Drevet Brgadier-Ge W. T. BENNETT
Commanding Post.
GEO. g. BURGER,
First Lieutenant 54th New York v. Vols
August % A. A. A. General.
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