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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-08
"THE PEN is s MISaTIER THAN THs
THE GOLD PEN-THE BEST OF ALL PENS
NfORTON,S GOLD PENS

"1'HE PEN is s MISaTIER THAN THs
TIE GOLD pEN-T HGf BEST OF ALL PENS
MOTIONS GOLD PENS,
THE BEST PENS IN THE WORLD
On receip. Of any Of tho following SUN, N Cs'n
Gold Pen Penssde4n9 ne sdme according ~ de'e'V'
ti0a, viz;
For 50 cents tho Magic Pen for IS cents the Luchy Raj
for e. The sw.ys l PEN for e Is phs Ess.ns
numbered bat correspond szss 10 Number D. AS GS
respectively
TIE AxH PENS IN SILVER PLATED ExrESuoS CASES ufs
For 81, the Magic Pani for 81 Is, the Lucky Pen,
81 50 The Alway:Ro.ay Pen; for %, The Essans f~
These arc weIFinished, Good.whsins Gold PsnA, vdp
Points the ays e. nv we s q sns Of III
sHpayraafed and. heycftre, not errAan9ssbs
MORTON'S WARRANTED PENS
The name "a. Norton "Nmnbcr' and Quality" ~
stamped tho following Pens and the points aSe warranted
The nurOer. indss,s only 50; being The .sls,
No the largest adapted for the pocket No the .IAsN
aud No. TO- the largest Mammoth Gold Fen Tor Inc desk.
GOLD PRSs, WITHOUT cMsa
For sSs 70 Fen 1T aaI.yi or No Fen Pen - SSstS
For II Fen a': s.,, e.se .r.. % su.
For Gags SS tfep. ~ quality .No. sPsn. I'd qp.i>
For g. P Penn ~ q PsS Mo- rss No fsiP sS
Se@s No. 9 Peni $50 No. loPsf-sH lat qusi'ty.
THE SANE 6oLp PENS, ~ SILVER rxrrxnoS oAsss WIS
For f,.No Pen Is, quality, Or No. sPs1, % qualify
ora No. 4 Pen. 3dqusiiy.
For 80 No. Pen, ls quality; or . No. Pen, I'd 9nAi
OF No. Pen. ID quality
Tor - Is No Pen Let qnaty; No. Pen I'd quality,
or No. 6 Pen, I'd quality. 100 - -
For - 500 No PEN Is. quality No. ePsn I'd qusnS
For IS Is No. Pen. 1ss quality.
GOLD rrSs, ALL riKsr QUALITY N snvnR MOUNTED psss
For 80 rs No lPen for 80 rs No. Pen; for s&aSos
. Pens for IS rs a No. Pen. -.I'7l'l' 49,
FOR No. Pen; for $aa No. Fen; and for 80 No. 81
Pen.
The list Quality" are pointed with the very best lido.
.od With the slightest mperfecon which skill and the eos&.
previous TO the wear 1850
,iy, Elasticity and Good Wiling Qualities be only ns.-
any Gold Pens made elsswhere.
IN regard 10 tbs Cheap Gold he begs the
previous to operating his New and Patented Machines no
oud not have made Good Writing and Durable Pens f~
he price, had the Gold been shed srstuitously
Psiies ordering snnst in all instances specify the "Nsn
r the Number and Quality" Of the Pens wanted ard 10
niber, hne.
Al remttapces sent by mall In registered letters
and to all who send twenty chage for registering
ADDITION to the price VI soods ordered viii guaranty thsr
- de.v,ry
rar,'e. sending Gold Silver will be slowed the fnps
nun on ths day Tecsi we'd. .i Hf....
TO CLUbSA Discount of 10 per cent WIN be allowed
'ns q SIP snd l5pr on ssi and Of 20 Per cen! ~
~ sex 10 one addfess at ono time: Adde'S
..If No - Maiden lane. New fors
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sAIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT or NEw-YORK.. :. .MARcu =
Cleared,

Cleared.
Steamship Hsvana Greene Havana. Thos Ascensio L Co.
Seamshp Northern Light, Fevre, Fortress Monroe d. B
Allen. ~ N =. - " "
Steamer John Gibson. Bowen. Philadelphia w j. Taylor
D. Co
steamer KihIasher Rector. Baltimore, y. Bynner.
Ship City of New York Navn, Liverpool Samuel Thomp.
son Nephew. ...i 'FIII' ~ = II u -
Bari stella lBrsm.b. Risntis, Bremen, II. Koop
Bark Agra tBr), Snow, AspbwalL
BARK Burns, Sherman Beaufort. fmch Meinck e Wendt
Bark Savannah 5tusoD. Portland Nesnith & Sons.
Big Nellie Abbot, Joidn Bnenos Ayre, DC Jewett Co.
Brig far.nce lBrh hoberts, MsnxaIlo, o. r. Permission
ibrs LsphyI Dr.. hoCu!och. Trinidad, Cuos, }. D.
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TUESDAY. March 7--Px
Gold opened ct 1884, sold up to 1921, and down to
JW3, closing at 1873. The market was steady until
Ason, when the prices broke and remained dali for
Che balance Of the day. y
Government BoRds were al stronger and the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-08
COURT CALENDAR-THrs DAT.

SUPREME CoURT--CRCUIr--PART l.--Nos. 40,
AN ri0sS III iIs lle 49, l85 l2la
xs0S 1868 i2ss 2si 1888, l2s5 PART Il-kos ~, -
1o a. 1864 l0s lloo s4o s16 t 49, TO u.s. 49, U.s. sS
~ so. pa $50, 9S. - - -.
SPECIAL INTERCHANGEABLE. SO, 81, 99, loo.
1saes Act-NoA 10 49,, l3i 90 l3s l la3 i46
~, lee, Ii9. 80. 49, -
SUPERIOR COURT - Part Mos 1888, <9o5,
ON I'LL 91 1884, 44c7 4713 <T79 e8o7, ss t0ls 1877 <s3
0eU PART i-Nos 3l28 ll5o. 1850 4A., 3l9o, 4SIl "
eso4. es6 462e 2i2, 1895 4a42 t53s loi3. - , - 49,,
COMMON PiEAs-PART Mos. S:59, 752, 90, 30
a. 49, s24 638 &c. 80 s3l $50, s2 8l6, sg7 PART Nos
0 2 49, 60 es 29o 2s, 1888 22o $50 nc, e7s ists 43s
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Arrived.
Steamship Savannah Comstock, Hilton Head ID inst'
4 ttar


Steamship Savannah Comstock, Hilton Head ID Inst, Lesry
Bro. la. had heavy wshsr Acting m.,..r John E. go.l
,s Steamer som m. hf%aDfP Port Royal "a inst
Ship Ella Norton lof Bo.ton) Norton. Liverpool - @y~
Ship Star Ofthe West (ef Liyerpoo Perry Liverpool Sh
ul mdse and 1873 pass, samuel thompson FSspnswu o
Ship Lauren' Of Kennebun1 Thompson s0r1s'' A0af''
sh si5 snly Meck ohech Rotterdam % days. nd''
q Hs1h a.sdsIe eof BarSadoe Grimm cindad Bolivar -
days hides. Tobacco. cS';SS" ss HI'1sf P..sd c:n
apys sugar Meica Duncan. Hss been 10 days n Of Hat
eI Bat W cad nsssy o st. John NB Dohsy Mans sd
Bark Princeton (of Demssra Mcocrmct Dsrasrsrs ~
DAYS sugar &c. Harvey Barnes Lett bark H. Tro"ohdss~
'i Bark ss" AbSy Craig ISfAy Shank M'.ni'' y' sugar.
0i Bark h. 1Si, s,..y Plsq w.'s N''''
Gibraltar prah J JAM Q, WOOL H. 4 r, ". Myer. -
20 s asy. D %oass
NsPsn't, o sG,.91H TssIy M'H''n '' me-
hp ss T 1Ss' of r Prince E$vd Cow Ponce H.
Brs Dr. EricIsen Ds) Jensen, g. Thomas days. co.,
Brig oIoaGbo. Tracy, Philadelphia days e0s for P'd'''
'I BIs wihemiue re Bcteuein. c'rdsD'' 10 days.
'1 Bs coaSses o Turks r,nd Percv sss Lsons ~
days, hide;, palm oil Sc to m.Stes ADAM. ArroyoP.K,
"A day.. sugar and @oia..es B. sm. Co. Lei 'ch00n"
Martha SSS sd.s a sd.Sn g.em. sem. m M
IN 8 b. Wheeler Jones from Cspe Henlopen, with ~
ale. Of cotton the cargo Of the schooner r. BOics sandeo
Cape Heulopen. ,.., H., ,o.l .oa ,on
scsr Emily Bu,chingson, City Point days. In 49,
" sohy l. Nfp"fpES ar. Collins. Ph.d.ph. coal c0d"'l
scIr s p Hswes Mason, Nantcoke River, corn, Ms'ran
SER Mott Bedei. BedeI Baltimore days. s'A' Moo
schr D. s. Williams, Lent FOrtre" Monroe, days. oo'>s
srhr %inam O. Bartlett, Philadelphia, coal.
| sehr Charlie, Moore, Whitmore, New Haven.
| sehr ~ H. Mahney, Coffin. Baltimore coal
| sehs j. s. ShndleT Neal Philadelphia coal.
Scbr D. A. Denenhower, Barrett, Greenwich, N " eeSs
! scLr G. b. Wheaton Wheston Philadelphia coal
| schr j. g. Higgins. Kemp, Welaset for 'fargiei
| sehr r. Peterson Hnckley Philadelphia, coal
| echr Lals Rookh, Freeman Welheet In ballast
! grbr Golden Eagle, Kelly, Boston for Philsdepns
| schI Wsldron Holmes Cobb, Provncetown for Tnsiss-
| schr d. r. Hewconb Hinckmann Salem for T1siss.
| schr. Ocean Queen. jenkins, Wcllfeet for Tsser
schr Andrrw Peters Lord. Providence for Ltzabshpon
schr J. u. Curtis Atwood. Fortress Monroe Tor boseen
sehr. J. @. Colyrr Higgins, Pocomoks for boston
| Schr Anna Myrch Newcomb virsins for boston
| echr. Boston, Parker, Phiad-lpis for boston
Schr. ~ Berry PIummer. Baltimore. coal
Ecbr q. A Stetson stevens Providesss for bs1ipssS
| W1ND-At Sunset s.. fresh.
|
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-08

FOURTH NATIONAL BANK OF TIE CITY OF
NEw.YoRK
Nos 90 AND 30 PIsz-sT,
DEposrroRY AND FINANCIAL AGENT OF THE UNITED
STATES,
Hare for sale, ready for delivery.
UyrrEp STATES = $40 TREASURY Norris
Convertible, at maturity, into 6-2O GoLp'hEAHh0
BONDS.
UNITED STATS 1910 Bonds.
UNITED STATES $50 BoSD.
UNITED STATES l-YEAR CERTIFICATES.
We also collect Government Vouchers ard Drans
and attend TO other business with the Government.
2. c. CALHOUN President
d. SPAMAN, Cashier.
UNITED STATES
Y $40
TREASURY NoITs
For immeiiale delivery, at
HowEs g. MAcys, BANKERS,
No 80 WALLsr.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-08
..u v,nx npAnuy rRrBuNE, WEDNESDAY MARCH g. 1868

atu,ry lots in Michigan Some Of the psre, now nesy
not be likely to undertake. that sort o. @ b CENT
eo Er m,gr, for their detention. and charee al mere
wss some iuoo,y In keeping them 80 long OF nanao on G
part Of of the railroad officers on 'ec'uh' %
Hume ,od IN Sheep 1t average Of eis 70 each
McGrsw O'Briep give sales oil s2a' sneep' ''e'ae'"s
cS,%b.rn report. Gales Of 2s2s sheep through K"e
McPheron Judd Buckinshsm. A. Van WsI. y0ns "a rs
ana s1 q sl1 las A. Is $50 at sIs. los at az z; M
$40 so; ln a. sl2 4O $50 at 81 10 ist ,no a.
XII Is; Us Ell ls; $50 ct $lo Isl LIZ ct ssI'i ."
The % heal at eel each were extra ft
r. Whaen report. .ale. ct Of ' ptcbass
County 10 lbs each. ct lie. per 3D.
suHEP pRovgRs AT BRowSfH0s. .oo
From NevYok-Fred Sine'' H. Wlam ooP Brown
Coon l. Potter "a; Jacob hein' 9i'j ""oai''u
From Csnsds-Jsmes Lowering iTi W. J. Ali'oa' iI''
t HS1t9 s w C. wco, so Mclean Thompson ies
Willis saa' John s ss a aI5 4 Il Ho S i
from II, Iilnos-W. C. WilcoI. i4a ..Au 70,
FROM Michigan-Bennett Clark 30 l.. A. JIMMY i'I
From Kentacky-Benediet Kirk, 40
From New iori-j H. Palmer, 800; Hugh Carte, $685.
From Oho-A Gillett, l53 O. York, Ts
FROM Mchigan-Bennetl I Clark 3p'
THE SWINE MARKET.
Receipt. b, railroads. wit: Hudson River Rairosd
ss "a. Es "oS ,mSan ,H .fcsd | re sss
Bo.css export the following quotations. Western con,ea
a. live weight, isGic., Distl!ey fed hogs ID ave
T iivo Her market for the Lass two three weeks mas
yery much depressed and the prices with only az
sion. firm feeling have been gradually on a.
I ,odsv nesdsy the figure Tor phme lots Ia only shade
higher The principal of the depression VIZ. .ss
ARRIVAL. are daily becoming less The supply on hahs
6 islt. and westbsr very favorable to the trader
The following the range oil prices th. morning.
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Sailed.
MARCH I.-steamer Havana, for Havana
MeHNrnndQs

MenOrnnda.
The reported sailing Saturday Of the steamers cer ssS
flung Shuey an error. L,.,.n
IN tow OF gun boat 4. go
HOOK izt Of the 9Th and stood the eastward probably -
"a essteT mort.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-08
CHAnBRps-MARcH T-Fe'ore Justice MoScRIEr'
0IER OF ARREST.
MARINE coURT-or,sn.t Trsx-MAncn l.

James Irwin ggt. a. H. Bush ana OtnerS-ah
sttachment was Issued in this suit adsvt Char ne
Attendant with having said that he intended 70 ap9e o.
Sonery motion having been msde TO set aside thus at
sfment refused and entered upSn Ind az
Dps.i<d On appeal the judgment was reversed the
tcsrt holding that sav OF whatwas sad by ire d.ena
without other insufficient sustain the attach
kes and thai the OF attachment iaksdieona
kaftSy and not one Of discretion In the Court
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-08

MINIATURE ALMANAC. II,
sun Rises. .62t sun sts..5;59I Moon SETS. S:O3m
man wAfER DAT.
Sandy Hook. $3.50 Gov. Island sJIm Hell C,nte 7.la
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1Jort-it)aroens' Notice.
SrArc OF NxN-YoRE.

SrArs Nxw-YoRE.
PoRr-WARDEss OFYIcx, No. lot Wslst
NOTICE is hereby given, in accordance Win
section Of the act passed April H. 1857 entitled " -
Act to Rsossns the ardeu. Once Of the Port Of New.
York" N persons Interested In having charge Of tbv
Of such inquiry, examination or survey sh4
the following vessels under xsmnaion By the "a
Wsrdr and q the aid surveys examinations viii -
sompsted within days nsx. soccssdins this notice e.
beard ssid vessels:
Steamship Port gu Prince. n
Ship Constitution. e
Ship America. ...........'..'......''''... " N
BARK John hichards p"
BARK ALTOONA.
Barb Harriet rorda
Big fedf0 Doch-
hrz Dr hrcnson.s NJ
Brig Bogoh K n
bn2
behr John antic Doek-
schr Atmeu.. s.Atentc Dock
MINruORNE TOMPkINs, President
J. Ayes HERMAN Secretary.
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ingis the treasure list:
Howes & Macy. BasserS,
No. 10 yys,l-st., New.York,

Aowes& Macy. Basasrs,
No. 10 Wallet, New.York,
(FoImssly Officer Of the Park Bsnt.
-Four PER CENT INTEREST ALLOWED on DRPoaIs.
PERSONS OPHyNo ACCOUNTS may DEPOSIT and Draw
as they please the same with tho City Ranks. and
viii be allowed Interest their daily balance at pen
cent.
COLLECTIONS made npon any part Of the United States
or Canada.
Orders for the PURCHASE or SALE Of the various
issues Of Government and other Stocks, Bonds and
Gold. promptly executed for the usual commission.
-
J. r. D. LAsrna, President C.y CULVER. Vice PIoslan
c. N. JORDAN, Cashier. on.
THIRD NATIONAL BANK
OF THE CITY OF KEw.YonK
U. s. Designated Depository. No. 5 Nassau.st,
AGENT FOR 730 NOTES.
This Bank win receive subscriptions for N No,.s
allowing the usual brokerage TO Banks and Bankers
Notes Of AL denominations always on hand, for sale
p 10 Banks and Bankers throughout the country this
Bank VIII allow four per cent current daily balaIces
and collect Oh the most favorable terms
C.N JORDAN. Cashier.
...r. NEw-YoRK. Jan. 2e. 1866.
TIE AMERICAN NATIONAL BANK OF NEW
YoRK.-This Bank has commenced business at No. "a
Broadway. and offers its services to the public
Collections will be made On al sccossibs poiuts on
the lowest terms.
All orders for Government Securities win be promptly
executed. and tho customary Commission allowed to
purchasers rt .c ....a ..- e..
Special attention win be given to business connected
with Government and persons wishing to avoid the
inconvenience Of addressing the Departments are In.
vitsd to apply TO the officers Of this Bank
fI.J Itse DEoAu L. WusoN. President
ALSRED 4. Posi- Cashier. ql lff .....
TENTH NATIONAL BANK,
No. 240 Broad way.
$50 TREASUsr EoTEs on hand Tor sale
j. j., Ross, Pyssidopt
, u s1opT Caslier
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DERMANENT BOARD and one or two FUR.

i NlSHED or UNFINISHED ROOMS wanted for gen
tlrman, wife and child. Adde'S NILES No. "a Pinest,
room NO O. stating location seoms price sud rcs.snss@
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1Aw rNTELLyGENCE'

GUff'e'iH CLLRKE.
pAYNENr By NOTE. D.,o-t.
Anro Fox ssG sSsa G . Ss. @ lol . ,s5
% o ,S ana sy 9e Ses .S mi. note asf
r S' nao s' sS sssI d sS vPs 80
eS % ef.s@d note me- and Ss n w ,. s.s
Wed q. sa"ls' who were f'
fen' Snss verdict for deiendauis s Oh. defend.
~ r. Cooper plaintiffs A H. he'V's TOT ''''
sas MARCH 7-Bcfore Justice LrosAsD
DECISION ,
u Mich act Thomas Bligh.-Report con-
,vmed and judgment OF divorce rrA"u'
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SUPERIOR COURT srHciM Tnnn- MARCH '-'"'''
WI Justice MONCRIRR
DECISIONS.

fnfher c. Tibbets agI JONI - nooeits' - ..'I
. S..vns Aret ct sl-Motion TO change pace o. u..
1870 On 5siao,i John Wilson ct 81. og EDWIN u Mogh
INoon for allow nee srsn ej snd NJ ps, IA
~ Complaint granted with costs but WITHOUT costs oi
Before Justice BARBOUR. -,
BENJAMIN T. Hyapd sgt Benjamin H. a.s ~ aS
a.n.d wi h cost, See opinion Hepne bIice eT ine
w.. e. -Ssydict set aside and new trial directed Wih
WuS," P.usron sst William O. Patterson. Andres
aes,r A. at Charles A. Abbott ct sl-See olitio1 WIZ
E.rh August Marschs agt. Valentine benef-
T. plaintiff directing execution OF lease with costs OF ~
xon, ~ DE Figsner ssi. William b. Iouns-Jnaen4'h' '
osierdsEt
William Patterson agt William q. patterson
1Nis h sui. Of father 70 recover we Pes
"a and .l.ge. that his scn about ten years sihee
Vhte charged with the custody Of tie ram IL
~ nrornssd transfer himself Of the properly ~
"a conner OF Blocker and Christie phel s the athet hO
stead and only Of support mat py uauuu'eas Pe
Sasei to restore IT, reducing the piainta and his isuy
shsoue went TIE defer dsnt denied all wrongful sc sn'
o~ned that had obtained the properly ey sr
khe case tried in November but not decided an now
cher plaintiffs right OF ownership IN the properly BUS
aimed 10 elaborate opinion
Tipe and Chsnden ioI plaintiff; Townshend and Gaora
CHASBRps-MARcH T-rerore Justice MeScRIEr
ouERO OF ARREST.
Woodruff agt. Valentine Mouon 10 vacale ~
~der Of arrest defendant purchased OF the pitir
ks,d OF cattle, and tss next ~ gave ms cheek ash :
Iays ahesd for the prce Tee cneck being UNPAID he pa
~ brour sui, upon tie chs The Court held that ecu
~ gspt an order Of arrest ccumstances hog
posdbly have been granted IN an action W
koutr fraud.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-08
couRr OF COMMON PLEAs-ccsFEoiat TEAs- NAME "
pVo"i va Before Judge CARDoro.
DECISIONS. 80, A.,

,o,n,on sst. Judd-MouOn denied, WIN ~ Ssv
s. sebs ,g T'n S., 10 6s Ss must
cehsOOn ssnsd TIi s eh GIN Of MrcS and proceed
s sS Hemp g. IsSN S ,SPe Os eony
costs in 70. U,dsrsd 10 Jane, }. Marvin esq Hyoe
81 tspS T.1sOn Of Cierk affirmed, without co''s'
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j. r. D. LAsIHa, President C.y. CULVER Vice PIosa mt.
c. N. JORDAN, Cashier Of.
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QuoTiros-The following reports OF sales Of sheep and
lambs several Otto sheep brokers' who sell on cofnns
are quoted y d., l,o weight, for Sheep loa 10 cents.
pJicesfor iodl1c h live weight canno, DO called low
bring address to the heart or nearly every droycr here foi
their lo..e. are heavy Here for instance Is man rom
Ohio, who len home month sso with Sheep IN. bin,
are over $500 more than bali Of which arose from the desv
ably half pound day each in wrsh and dsteora,sd IN
quality 20 h now They viii only sen tho lowest rate and
probably head less than COST Another partv q,
M load. Of sheep IN Mich,an a. s 90, stuck IN
'old at lsc, and weighed, showing shrinEae ~ M
.versge. A few Sheer Laws soh to-day At lac. o ~
,ut they we're vory different nom those sold al that
hres weeks ago Those weighed Naioo Ds each
hose WEIGHED Iso ns7 average. Tsks the oomnoa
luay when ,hey ee home with good Sns wool ps,. and
angne sensfsy W and % d. and the price Il0I3c
D. rth dull msIAtt and prospect Of better on, rsths
Ell boyer. di.inelined purchase al prs.en, rs ~
h kutehs are fearful OF heavy decline In mutton Il lie
.e market continues depressed much Is al present.
We eesvs tb~re me shs~p encogh In tho copnry snd
eay good sheep viii sell well but there IL no propsct AZ
ss1hsi IsS swhy tS ~ sp~snke paying &c !, is for Or
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1865-11-22
.Sup'dent Of District.
Witness /:
CHARLESTON, S. c., October %, 1866

Registered at ., i88. ....-
III. When fair and equitable contracts are
made, they must be kept BY employer and
employed. 4. SAAION,
Bvt. Maj. Gen, Asst. Commissioner.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1865-11-22
WAR DEPARTMRNT.
I BGREAU REFUGEEs, FREEDMES
= e. - AND AB4NDo DoSED LANDS Z e.
CHARLEsToN, S.: C.EOct. 10. 1866.

Special Field Orders ;1g7o T..
y The Agent of the Bureau on Edisto Island;
will immediately take measures TO- constitute
Board Of Supervisors for the islands, to consist
of himself and two other citizens--oR to be
selected by the land owners or their agents,
the second by the resident freedmeh or their
agents ,.s
This Board viii act in making contracts,
and will adjudicate all difficulties that may
arise between the whites and the freedmen, or
among the freedmen themselves. extending
only TO offences committed in wb5ch the PEN
atty does not exceed iusprisoagaspt at hard
labor for period of one monsgi, 3or a fine not
to exceedzone hundred dollars. n other caes
ses Of crime wilfsbe referred saeompe petentc civil
sor military authority assssz.z5
Should q police force be- deemed necessary
by the board, the .Bnrear Agent viii, ashore;
tofore, make reqU;sitions upon the military,
authorities ApPsalS from the decision Of.
the Board to the Assistaat Commissioner or
Commissioner Of the Bureau may be made. ).
Pursuant to Instructions from the Ptesis.
dent.
@. c. HOWARD,
- Maj. Gen. Commissioner.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1865-11-22

Capital. ...... ~ ::si=,..... S1,ooU,OUu
DEPOT, Is7 BROADWAY. ::
An immense stock of Pianos, Watches, Jewel
~, and Fancy Goods, all to be sold for ONE
DOLLAR each, without regard to Ealae, and not
to be paid for till you see what you win receive.
CERTIFICATES, naming each article and its
Ralne, are placed IN sealed envelopes and well
mixed 8ne of these envelopes will. be sent to
any address on receipt of25 cents,:. Eve for 81;
eleven ioF 81; thirty for. $5 sixtytfyc for $40
and one hundred for SIS. >: :. = -. - =. :.
On receipt of t6e Certificate yen will see what
you are going TO have, and then it is at, your
option to pay the dollar and take the article or
not Purchasers may thus obtain a Gold Watch,
Diamond Ring, Piano, Sewing Machine, or any
set of JeBelry on our list for 81 and in no ease
can they get less than One Dollars wotth, as
there are no blanks.
3 Agents are wanted in every town in the coun-
try; every person: can make $40 a day, selling
our Certificates in the greatest sale of JeWelrS
ever.knoBn.
Send 25c. for a, Certificate, which will inform
you what you can obtain for 81. At the same
time get our circular, containing full list and par
tIculars; also, Terms to agents.
Address, JAMES HUTCHINSON & CO.,
7l97 Broadway, n. Y.
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*Those who might think this portrait over
drawn and who in comparing this sketch with the
original in its present frame and setting, might
be inclined to use the wordsaof Shakespeare and
say Look on this picture, then on that" must
make due allowance for the modifying hand of
time and circumstances which often change the
character as we'll as the outward man and if my
friend has not now hand and heart ''open as
day to melting charity" or is not so free-handel
asin his youth. but cIings closely now to what he
squandeCed in.y youth, 1t will or ought to be re-
membered that such is the result Of experience
and observation,as youth of prodisalitv is often
reversed by an old age Of closc and rigid econo'
nv and often Of avarlco.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1865-11-22
and void unless the obligation herewith at
tackled and subscribed toby said :. FL u
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and void unless the obligation herewith at
tackled and subscribed toby said
be faithfully and fully complied With,
= Ali differences arising under this instra-
Inent and obligation are-to be adjudicated iby
the Board Of Supervisors, constituted {, by
Special Field Orders No: /, Bureau Refugees;
Freedmen and Abandoned lands, dated Char
lesion, October 19, 1865. -. ~
Pursuant to the instructions Of the Presi-
dent Of the United States. =, - !
. o. o. HOWARD,
MajorGeneral, Commissioner
Official: = Captain and \. D. c..
- .-l. =. OBLIGATION. =
The undersigned, s.s>2.2..s ~ .,s
does hereby solemnly promise and engage
that he will SECURE to the refugees and freed
men, now. resident on: hisv---estate, the
crops of the present season; harvested or un-
harvested; also, that the said refugees and
freedmen shall be eallowed to remain at their
present 'h0ises, or other homes on the island.
so long as the responsible refugees and freed.
men embracing parents, guardians and other
natural protectors shall enter into contracts
by leases or for wages, in terms satisfactory to
the Supervising Board.
Also, that The undersigned will take the
proper steps to enter into contracts with the
above described responsible refugees and freed
men, the latter being required on their part to
enter into said contracts within the period of
two mCnths from, date, OF. surrender the right
to remain in the said estate
Also, that no obstacle shall be interposed
by the undersigned to schools sanctioned by
Che Supervising Board -2s5$ -
Butnothipg in this, instrument shall be so
construed as to relieve the above mentioned.
persons from the ordinary judicial cons 2quen-
ees of crime and misdemeanor,, g.,
Neither the land. owners nor the refugees
and freedmen viii be obligated by the instru55
msntbeyond one. year from this date, unless
the instrument be renewed.