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Mnsic Pisno,) 2Olessous. ous..................SIs "
Harp ................. IS o.
Gutter " .................. IS O0
Private Vocal " ......... ........ q "
Vocal Music In class, ~ lessons. .......... 10 w
Harmony and Thorough bass. ............ 10 w
French, German, Latin, italian orSpanish. 0o
OIL Painting. ...........s...-......... w
Drawing per quarter ter----.-................ go
Painting IN water colors per quarter ..... 0o
Embroidery, ...... 100
Use Of Philosophical app. " 20
Chemical - ..... ~
Piano ..... "
Harp ...... GO
4" Library ..... ~
Stationary ...... o.
Dancing at the masters charge.
We request the public TO notice that the
above are the charges when paid pupctuslly In
advance when not 90 paid, ten per cent. win In.
variably be sdded, as forming the rsgnlar prices
Of the academy. Pupils remaining. ct the
Academy during the vacstios, win b charged st
the rate OF a % per week A sum Of money
must be deposited with the Directress sufnctent
to meet the expenses for clothing &c. should
the charge Of providing these deToivs On the
Institution.
Parents are requested 10 furnish their chill.
drcn with postage stamps
Letters TO be addrdssed 'ID1REC1RE9S OF
TIE ACADEMY OF THE vWITATIONF
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New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-15
Amusemenis.

WALLACE; .or,, w.,,.ox
It !. rsspecauiy announced that tA' '''A0n'Hin'N'
'''" w ~ '- FALL AND WINTER SEASON 0r,o9
On THURSDAY, Sept 2l.
During the has been newly sded painted and des
grated 'l''usnsS'H uMsnEGH%SrcAL AN IMPROVEMENTS D
have been 'd0p''d in TsE RI SoSRHSY
"ii Mr. s0Iiss IEsrER = s1s wxIIAGk Mr. T. DAVENPORT
Mr JOHN GILBERT, Mr. CHARLES FISHER
NJ Mr. Y5HEo MARk SMITH MI Mi JOHN % RNasTF sETToS.
- n bE$SSSSkDs ni. FIRST .pg;:i;Ssss is5s( sS}(l.xn
Ms NJ 2; PoFE FsowNE' NJ: NJ WflthtaoN WflHihasoN. =
MI WARD. ", rr-hFNt n! GRAHAM tm
Mis-. MARY CANNON, &.: I4aRE! MapE!NE HEN.
Mi:. Nj: EEhs2Sf i6ss BURKE, Mr.. Fassy SSiM iMoRAsr
Mi.: Mi.: saHEf shEE sARaErr, s:: :: sASsAS. sss
Nj: Nj: s. SAct CLAIR, Mi:: III; w1IkEh. 3IAISEi
Miss VALE.
PIompssI....."::".:... ...Mr WRIGHT.
Mr. H SHERWOOD and Sir GAspARD MAEDER
Mr. E6%1fb HsSSJ' SE 'sS 'sso2TESHaurH. GIsRi;i51a
On tho opening MI eESH1 SR ' ~
Author Of "s W.,. roR Kan bs.D FL f..
Man. "Th' ArHsfs's PHs sfST SSg:n'' as' entitled
The play will be produced with new scenery dresses
gGRi4se and inc psd S,; %q@.,s @ and CAST OF GREAT
AFIyL ACT COMEDY.
by cOey Cbbr revised and tered 70 the present stage
AGRAND ROMANTIC DRAMA
ANEW FIVE ACT COMEDY H..I
also IN course of preparation
Treasur.r-Mr. THEODORE MOSS.
Boz book open MONDAY, Sept ls.
WINTER GARDEN.
w HOUSES CROWDED TO OvERFLowTNo.
ACARNivAL OF Fun; ,,curr,
s sS As sERhaTfsl' ERs,f isS 'Soac ARTIST
every night In MS NJ MsJos .5Sis BEE bE 'sSoors
in Sterling c''"iEv EvEETs5S9s fEaPIS Si@sfFa FaRiEsD IF
roopLEs sfS
Doors open at ~ Commence at O'Clock.
IRVING HALL.-BATEMAN CONCERTS.
l. FRIDAY, sEPTEMBER 1865.
MILE PAREPA.
FNT1RE CHANGE or PROGRAMME.
'''' '' v = '''''''-e Herr CARL ROSA, Violin.
under SIR. THEODORE THOMAS.
pARTL
Overture, "Mid.ummer NIGHTS Dream. ..Mendeohn
First move uent from Concerto Minor Beethoven
MI Ed DANNREUTdER. I'.-
Recsiive and Aria Oh let E,ernal HoRor.,' and
NILE. PAREPA.
Mr. CARL ROSA.
Serenale With piano and violin sccompanmen .Oounod
MDLLE.PAREPA, MESsRs. .DANNhEUlHER aud ROSA
PART n.
Overture, oberon "............ ...........W Weber
ORCHESTRA.
Focurne IN ;;Chopfl
Mr. fD. DixilsSRE;tiiTiiiiF&
Polsccs Son vergns NeEIosa, Pgritani "........Ben
NILE. PAREPA.
Fantasia Souvenir de Beini.
Nh CARL ROSA. .
Dity, Five o'clock In the Morning.. .Claribe
MILE. PAREPA. .
March Coronation, "Propheter. .heyeroee
ORCHESTRA
SECURED SEATS
can he secured at Beer Sciirmers No. 70l Broadway
>be. No Wa... sehuberts Music Store, and st r'in
SATURDAY AFTERNOON At O'CLOCK,
GRAND GALA MATINEE,
BROOKLYN ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-15
Alilitarp Notices.

ALL SOLDIERS wounded in the line of
~ duty and heirs such have died without receiving
bounty call with your dischrrg,s LEFFERTS, HOfF
MANl Co, Military end Naval Bonien No. 20 PARK
row Crime. Budinsl Newiork who viii collect or cash
the boupty. Also, OFFICERS CLEARANCES PROMPT
LIZ OBTAINED. LIBERAL ADVANCES MADE.
CPECIAL TO DISCHARGED SOLDIERS.
- IMPORTANT NOTICE. .D..
All soldiers mustered discharged pom partial descrp
tive lists eau receive the BALANCE DUE THEM
Apply H. person o by letter to LEFFERTS, HOFFMAN
L Co, No. 30 fsrkrow, (Times Bulding) New.York
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-15
fesal Notlees.
IN TEE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS
Stare on kEw-YoRK,
Oy7roR OF TIE skcRsIARr OF STATE.

STATE on kKw-YoRx,)
oy7rcn or rHE skcRsIARr oy STATE. 7
II TIA sA.rtS eth, County Of Ne,s. York
CIR: NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that at
day succeeding The Monday Of November the fol
iowiI officer, are to be elected. to wit:
Secretary Of Stai- in tire pnce OF Cbsun ~y ~ Depew
Comptroller, IN the place Of Lucas 2biDson
Treasurer, ia tbe place Of George W. Schuyler
An Attorney-Gensra In the place Of John Cochlane;
State sneer tad Surveyor in the place Of William q.
Tsylori
Canal commi.sioner in he Tlace Of William l. Skinner
An Inspector Of state Prisons. In the place Of Gaylord j.
CLARKE;
Judss Of tho Cou, Of Appeals in the p'ac. Of Hiram
cri Of tn. Court Of Appsal' in the pss Of Frederick
All who's. ,srn. of Office will expire the ls. day of De-
A.o Judge Of the Cont Of Appe., In the place Of John
BY the rr,isnaio Of Henry r. s-ldea sho.e term o which
be elsc ssprss the thirty trsi day Of December
Also Justice Of ,b. Supreme Court fer the First Judicial
District In place 81 Daniel r. !ngrAaIn whose term OF ohee
will EXPIRE on the last Of December nsI..
Also senator !oT tie Fourth, Lab Sirth aud Seventh
Senate District. comprising The Cour'y of Naw.ioEk
COUNTY oyrIosss TO I'm TLEcrED.
Seventeen Members u Assembly,;
Two Justices Of Superior Court In tie pae, Of Jssne'
MoBersf and Anthony l. Rg6eTtsoni
Justice ef the Cour Of CO nDon Pleas In tho place o
Two Supervisor, IN tie place o. Jane, DAN, and John r.
Ja,.. ror the Marine cOir IN the pace y Hery Ater
al whose u Office will eIpse on tie last day Of Decein
Also Juiee II the Marine Cour IN the Yloe Of florrnes
McCsrrhy deo~hsei sho term Tor which be was ecied
~t expire the thirty hrt Day Of D.ee aber eighteen
ihs sstetsa 81 in. pec,or. of Election ard Corn.y Can
vassrs directed 70 thaP'er 15 oi L,"'o lg' e2pJ o.
~ich s printed herewith en- od ~ ACT 70 Iieyos ths
q paying beaa,ss By w sni oi fcabuf
ss muricsass ipr bOune, psd by tsm IN pursuance q
BY orsa,n State ds5i io that pufpos- and 70 submit
tho people tb- question Of crratns saeh debt aud 70 e-A
certain section. ef Chapter ,wcn'yBme o. ,hs Law, .
ndrd and uriy I've i0r Instruction IN regard &
their tsuss under ssid Act
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-15
Jnstrnrtion.

"a ves Of are may be found in location a. stsi
xrd Conn under the care Of the Rev. Z; d. H.
is ~n attention Number Of scholars limited TO " Inr
F Of q week; T 'S%@ehSs S9 s of crena
WI 70 the Principal Nh f. II. LUMMUsNo 81 JOhns'
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-15
Qtacbcrs.

1 YOUNG LADY "a Clergyman daughter. J
~ d~.lf,,s SITUATION 90 TEACH MUSIC i1s yosls
Iaels. School Ia NEWTON cay. AI5rvs MUSIC. Tsbsns
Oeso~.
4 FRENCH GENTLEMAN wishes 10 OBTAIN
~ SITUATION a. TEACHER u he Ffench Langussa
N ,ous lusttuon paysis teacher IN sni lie ran
farsh the frfsfcnce. and to rrconn-nds u tho
Consul Genc % ffaucs Apply Al tho ocs ei aid Conss
General. No B0wlas Dfccn, rom u 10
L'RENCII and SPANISH TAUGHT by q CONF
i peseat Teacher Adlsess u. A.. No. i0 EAa, Your
ts.nth.st.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-15
Ecctnres an0 Hlsetinas

ELECTION NOTICE.-The Annual Elec-
II ton for MEMBERS of tho BOARD Of MANAGERS
of the HOWARD MISSION and HOUSE for LITTLE
WANDERERS will be beldat the Mission Rooms, No ~
New BoweTy. TUESDAY the 18Th day Of September in
stant at , o'clock p JOSEPH HOME, Chairman.
II. BREWSTER, Secretary.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-15
Che Curt
1CHE HOBOKEN FALL RACE MEETING.

Il FOURTH DAl-FRlDAf, SEPT is .r ...,
FIRST RACE-Handicsp steeple Chase $780, for all ages
sbon 2! miles Hntrnce money TO second horse Ente.
Mamie Cradiock and Zgag 400 pounds each Garry Oad
10 pounds; Lille ParkeT. no pounds. f .r
SECOND RACE-Hadicap premium Of $500 two and
aqaernie dash FOR all horses that have started at tho
meeting To accrpt at the post Werhs-Nannie Baias a
yrs lbs. 1hundeN yrs, us bs. Acoa yrs l04 5s.
black Knight yrs, ibs Gilda, yrs 50 lbs rhrosSs
ygs, ~ lbs Lord Monmouth yr 10 lbs Arlington lge
inst yrs 90 lbs; Nellie Graves ys loi ibs Skaone
eO lbs Lady bryant, 80 lbs Copeck, yrs, e5 lbs
THIRD RACt.-Closng premum Of SlOo. for eil sees
opesnd DASH Horses braen once at this cot.
ing allowed 10 lbs Entries: Lady tTyan Thunder SIX.
spOue Lord NJ Mlrnoth and Nanie kains A naguleast
days sport may De safely anticipated
N JOHN A. MORRIS. Presidelti
J. HAxvEY LYoEl Secretary.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-15

4 INION HALL, JAMAICA, l.. l. The
4 YOUNG LADIES' DEPARTMENT ofthis Institution
commences ito 49h year on TUESDAY, Sept. 49,
MISS STEVENS. Principal
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-15
UcntistrB.

mrs. GRIFFIN, No. 25S Grand-st., opposite
~ Lord { Tayor's New.York ar. inserting Full. or
PARTsAL SETS oftltiflMrRo vED ARTIFICIAL. TEE1si
with without extracting the Roots. Ful sets Gold or
Psns cas-, Silver Rubber $40; Partial Sets GoA per
t0eIh, o.; Silver " Rubber. el. .ef.r ..
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-15
-rlNHE NEW.YORK UIGu SCHOOL. hi

INHE National Conservatory for Musical III
sTuction is open for the reception Of pupils a tIe
Rooms, No i52 Est 1hirteenth.st EDwD MoLLKSnAuEz
Musica Directors John c. White, Secy send for C.Icula
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-15
NE GARMOs DANCING ACADEMY, n

~ 50 W,si Fosreenih.s;, viii reopen on SATURDAY
sept th.i IL
shs1 Introduce 20 ny pupils the pre-. q, season e Ger
Cefoa AID "a" Sasaft-s Frdhfaff a. dAnosd 10 a.!
psef.uce the past Sgainrr al fAris and DierE-.
Hsvus he'd henof 70 be eseei Cos'pof dn~ Member
hs SoritN cadesss So. Irofcgsrr 1S Dsass ss IsSi'
A-t,, ds TA<6frr IsJ~ris! ds oJe'1, al tAns~,
enaaasns from The sOCoy vii Do forwarded 10 No ~ 'o0t
~ pTuircrd.
Cfcn.ar. At WM 4. FOND 4 Co.s No. So BTealwsy
IlAT~S 10, Jand IS Coor.i insiilie sri a. the AoA"ny
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-15
11olitiral Notices.

IN PURSUANCE Of the call of the Union state
Committee aud In accordance with the call Of the Union
eners Committee Of TINS city election Tor three Dele
sirs ani thr,s Aksna-s viii DO held IN FRIDAY EvEN'
ING m day Of September a. tho Headquarters Of the Union
A.ocGon !the Xivih Assembly D,Tc., corner o! Broad
way aLd Twen ttrdt,.. from 70 o'cock T. m, TO
represent the .a Dsrc; IN the Union State Conyen0p 70
b. held 1 syrscuo tie ?oth iy Of sepember BY order
Of JOHN d. OIli" Eli
President YTvth Assembly Dis,iies Association
M " pnrsSIsS, TTs Secretaries
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-15
/ Am DEPARTMENT. UNIVERSITY {
Dantlna Ataoemles.
A DoDwoRTH~DANcIYG ACADEMIES,
"a No. 2ll PiFTH.AvEe y. y.

"a No 2ig FiFTiIAVE, y. "
No. 81 MONTAGUE-sf.. BROOkLYS
New. orb Cla.sos on MONDAY and THURSDAY. WE'D
SFsDAY md SATURDAY and SATURDAY MORSING5
comm ncins Oct. J..
Brooslyn & lssrs TUESDAYS And FRIDAYS, com
meucng Oct. AHrrnoon for children tvst1gs Tor Gen
uem-n. Primary Class In bIooklyn snder the drscen Of "
PRANK DODNOKTH. WEDNESDAY AFTERNOONS
aud SATURDAY MORNINGS. For terms, ke-. sene foi
[ cifCu'sr.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-15

TVNWENTIETH WARD.-A meeting of the
1 TWENTIETH WARD UNION ASSOCIATION viii be
b.d ON FRIDAY EVENING, Sept is, for the purpose Of
ecns peeraes and Atecs to represent the Xlth Assem-
by d. ct at Union State Convention, to be held SyIs
Gus. on Sept 90 in accordance vita the Recommendation OF
lie Union ental Committee. Polls open from Il TO ocock.
THERAh X. BUTLER, President.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-15
fnrnitnrc.

Al KINDS of FURNITURE, MATTRESS
n IS sEpDING, LOOKING GLASSES. Se.' ,', ehe,pe,
s-'Epri, .,on.s,. Call and money Goods war
'.,nS ,'ah'J" J IL iyered Tree. f1Initurc en- suite.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-15
faw Schools.
COLUMBIA COLLEGE LAW sCHo

COLUMBIA COLLEGE LAW SCHOOL,
~ Tie Eighth Annual Term this lus,iiuon commcr ~
No 81 Lsay cite place Sew-lofk Oct. e. Orsdunes are
admitted 10 tie bar pfesenHtion OF their dipomas tot
casogu.s further information. address TIiLoDOKE w
DWIGHT. No. 81 Lafayette place, Sew-York.
I AW DEPARTMENT., UNIVERSITY Of
u NJ YORK CTf-The nett se.sion commences on
MONDAi Oct. 2 Too consists Il two yrais, but
gentlemen with 'ucient pfrpafson enter the senior
year Gradustss admitted nen.bsr. Of a.. Bu By
special statute Pos .urhef nforsson apply pef.onaly %
hy .etier 90 JOHN NORTON POMERUI. Univer,y Build
ing. hinston-.qa.Ic. Now-NorL
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-15

n-rnROOM ENAMELED FURNITURE OF
l , "A ,n,nuf,cture Also solid Cbestnyt aud W Malnnt
ch.mser suites plain and onsmental I" II. u sAhnSo
IONS. wv C.asisL, opposite W00'ses' S'"iasoesi'
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-15
- }. CHAMBERS's FIRST. CLASS PIANOS
~ WARRANTED IN EVERY RESPECT :,
No 3lg Bfoadway, n l.
INHE WEBER PIANO-FORTE

'INllE WEBER PIANO-FORTE
i, Is called the BEST INSTRUMENT MADE by all he
leading musicians Of this city eewhere 1t Is pronounced
by the National Pano'Foae A.oelation trial In their
rooms with the first manufacturer. Of 4 country emins"y
the BEsT PIANO IN AMERICA and used by the con'era'
tory Of Musc and other h schools together because
Of their immense power equality sSeetness and briaey Of
tone, elastic touch and great durability
WAIER00Ns No ~ BJO0me- st, near Broadway
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-15

CIXTEENTH ASSEMBLY, DISTRICT
- UNION Pursuant to the call OF the
Iio, Centra Commttee Special Meeting of this issoca-
lion will be held heedquagei, Ding Ihrdave be-
tween Fiiy ninth and shtiethsts OH FRIDAY EVENING,
Sept IS 1865 o'clock Tor the purpose oil choosing Dele
ga.es to the Union state Convention: - .
s'''' W J. w. CULVER President.
Allan COOPER Secretary.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-15
MORRIS FEMALE INSTITUTE,

nj ISIS HAVENS will reopen her French and
~ Enssh Bosrdng and Day School for Young Lsde-,
MONDAY Sept R At No $50 Ma iiis0nAve Letters dreced
te her residence will receive immediate attention. She will
- It home sfieT Sept.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-15

49,, - oALtShoOMs REMOVED to No. $40 ifoed"ay,
w " aor. above metropolitan Ho,o. These in'umens s
reputation the best Of their class In TIE worn.
IHIhiI poLD or SILVER MEDALS or other bfS ca, eiass
pitniuHi. have been awarded to MASON HAMblN "liIu
y IJf thr best insrum-ut and they are sble 70 iei
70 e n1nc profession generally or testimony 10 the sape
Monty oi thtn work. Prices. 4 no To . Coz each
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-15

CFCOED ASSEMBLY UNION ASSOCIA-
- TloNPriusry Election for Delegate. 20 the STATE Con-
y~nton % held Syracuse the 10Th int VAL take
.ce Al the IIead1uarte heses Hotel No rs Penlst. on
FRIDAY ElEN.NU Sept. IS Polls open ffom = til p N
II. q. LEASk President
". " JGsTFn ga,x,s K,or |secre,arle..
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-15

rVUIRTEENTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT,
i Tweaty second Wad-By direction of the Union Cen
Ia Couuee the Union association o! the lhifteentD AS
by Uist.ir will hold election at No. 85 Eighth ave-,
on The 5 n three delegates and three aieEnatss to
the Union State Convention 10 be held n syracuse foIs
open from Z, to p. m. "M. ALLSS' riesdehi'
'Pouvur pArrkRsOy Secretary.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-15
Rrnrr0Rn FEMALE INSTITUTE, Bedford
DT,TRSTOWN PRESBYTERIAN ACAD'
OUTST0N SPA ACADEMY, Saratoga Co;

IN VA select Commercial aid Classical Family board
sc.so.i 80 Rows Ext.nse. $50 per quartet fupi- aIe
ne family OF the Principal NeIi term nssn' y, ~
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-15

HlUIRD ASSEMBLY DISTRICT UNION
ASSOCIATION. pur.uaat 10 a call Of the General Com
n,i,,eo vii NEE, on FRIDAY EVENING. Sept Is, 81 4
oc5cs the tih Ward Hotel FOR the purpose Of eeetns
Delegates 10 the state Convention -
JAS. NJ. tt rHILL, President.
JonS A. WILLIAMS Secretary.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-15

T'HE MISSES ROWLAND will reopen their
4 ENGLISH AND FRENCH BOARDING AND DAY
SCHOOL for YOUNG LADIES AND CHILDREN, No. u
Eas, Thirty fifth st. Murray Hill on WEDNESDAY, Sept 20
MisG ROWLAND viii be a, home and after September H.
Letters sddessed aboye viii receive Immediate attention
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-15

VOUNG LADIES' INSTITUTE, Maplewood
Pittsheld MsssWil CONNER IT, 25h Academic Yea
sept a. 1865 The excellence aud permannce Of IT. corps
Instruction eror facilities Tor py ysIes oalture aud
circalars address tie Rev c. v SPEAR the Principal
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-15

M MADAME DON BERNARD nee De Roche
~ ~ fernoy-gRENCH BOADlNG aud DAY SCHOOL for
AOIAO LADIES 40. II East Thirty seventh ST. Murray Hill
sLe oOoi ifom Fifth reopeu Sept 90 lul cOT.s OF
ue most abe Professors Ia a., departments.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-15

NEWBURGH n. Y.-Miss II. NJ. PARK
~ HURST will commence the FALL TERN Of her
55oAkDlAC AND DAY SCHOOL for YOUNG LADIES on
"edresday, Sept 2O 1865
Columbia phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-05-08

curtng is>in tAe. fus are hy sa- nrxs sr,u. mad.
even b-fore ths rev-rscs ~l,.. hefrl IL. armies
Ok ths Confederation, satisfied MI tn l. il would
ba I'm p"s.!b'e to part ~ila Il, aa,,ies whch
.s khest, q ,thsr-d for "a .,.r.,1lcs wi ho-,. "a,
atr 's,ag the supper: Of the s,a.ati,h in n,nr
to infor,t ia. authorities ofesne Confederate
-trayarn'n-nt. TIA. sn't .oaic til. apprehension
but tho certainty oil evtl sanse jnt,r-s woua
prevent tar r.sn,v - ai All snch Supplies
With tha q ss,iu,ion Of tn. Hrnies of tn.
CSnfsd 'cl.ios th- hss.<,,iy f.r taa s. su ,p!i.s
has cess-i; With t!.-- ran ,ys of ii, necessity
strlses the str.tnHer 0ss,ii. q. -. an,
th'ritrs OF III ) ate. pr..,.v. shes. .upp.j.s
for sise 'ni.igsinn. .nf r.nz If Li,e p- pie
IF the S,tta. F,Ihts end therefore. it is nnw
declared HAS, ali sabsis,snc. stores AMI pro
pssty Of tbs Conf-d-rat- >s.a-"s within tao
i'nits of the Stat., she.I,.i De turned ovar to
AMI necpurtci E,r nv ih, ax-ats OF the State
sppontei for that purrns- Pn. sah+sterc<
aud other shores to he u.e f,r shA relief Of the
.'sopie Of 'fhe State. xnd the other property OF
whatever kind 20 b. held for tn. co.n non
benefit of the State, and suhje., to .uca d,..ri
nut'"u az may he hereafter iassrrh ns.l upoa by
the proper auh horties of the State
II viii he reeag ala.d .s duty in the hi~L
Eat do .rse. obligatory apcn ths agsats of The
State who Will rs,-iye th~ss rnp.iiea t. pre-
vide out esrthotn fres!v 10 tbs soil!srs 81 shis
ur other Sta - passing th-"nyh onf limits Who
may need aid. Subject to- this claim all suck
supplies wtl he Reid for slsr pa.pn-e of furnish
ing suhsist-ae. and sspport 10 .e sh"ussEts
WAC in diferens perts Of ihs State are now
destitute aaa IN want Of fool, aad ~ hose euf
Sri.g saa only BE- a.svisaad' y; sais disposi.iea
uf these sunoltes
BY the G,v.rnor: g MAaRATn.
-tfhsial: W. $. MULLIxs It. Col. and A. d. C.
May4
Columbia phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-05-08
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,

HEADQJAtt TER ', C"LUMs,A. May S, 1865
RNtE following Telegram sroIa Gs1arai Johu
4 ston has oe-n cornmu .ic,tal ~ rae by
Gepersl Lowell, aud wHt serve to explain tn.
procsaoasien of th.s department, dated May z,
1865:
Understanding between General sher.nan
and myself thai Il y enc seventh of arms =.
taken home by tro,p.. si,ar- u.ed To keep ccuu
try quiet. or dspo-sd Of By Unlted States local
commanders. Field transp ,ristlon and aubsi.,.
ence store. taken by tr.,ops - no ff,rper distri
hated for farming Wn.n tro ,p< r-sch homa
any military property sot required by troops.
gres to Uaitei Sta e4'
Br the G"vern"r: i g. MAGRArH
Oth :ial: w. $. MoCLISs IL. Cot ani A. u. <.
May s
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HEADQUA TERS. CaLuMBtA. Mar 3. 1868.
TO the People Of the State ofssath Carolina
!, 9ttE surrender of the 'ar'nv nn.ier the com
"A nsnd of Gen. Lee in Vinsisia, has been
followed by The surrssder Q! the xrmv ur,ler
he cornm,rd pf Gen Johnston in North Caro-
liza. To it.ss armies. South Caroiin. has con.
ribused with very Uncomfortable exc4ptions
h-r entire msie population The brave men in
these arrnies who haye survived The bioo "
var Of che past four years are now returning
hosa.. as priseners Of war, on their parole; aud
unable againsto take up thsir arm. nt,l the
a'n.iitons have been performed upon which
their cap isit. has been Terminated.
The Government of the Confederate States
IN the creation Of which South C.rnlina uni, Ell
1i her sister States has - ,ts al vii and
military authority. and the high duty Of provii
ing measures for the welfare Of it's cttlxen. bv q
stern necessity. Has been devovsd upon the
Government of the State.
In this expected termination OF the active
Pow-rs Of Govsrnmeat in peace and in war,
which South Carolina granted to the common
G"varnment tof the Coufsderated States cir
un-tancss hsve rendered the condition Of this
~ a,e one of peculiar embarross n-nt. Deeply
suff<rtsx from the consequences of The war, in
peculiarly trying than in the misery which
now aftects considerable portion cf.its popu
lation: which threatens larger portion, and
may involve the whols of It in the auffering
which want approaching starvation, has pro
duoed and will produce. The large supplies
coEtrlbutai to ih. support Of the armies Of tn e
Confederation had bean given CT tir1s when
abundance enable3 the poarIaaton to bear ;'s
withdrawal without aggravated suffering. Blu,
che great destrsctioe of means Of su hsistence
ss the present time. and the a,ta.S!sies Of %
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The Chester Carolimian states sl,s, Gene
sals Grant and Sherman are aaid Co have
gone to, Washington to confer with the
Federal authorities on the >uhi-c. OF a do
Unite settlement OF tertns Of peace. There
appears toebe no. doubt that these officers
IN their consultation with General J,hr.
st'n nad~ propositions, which were deemed
worthy sd acceptance by our authorities.
but, VIXEN 5r"ught before the Yankee p .:
sttone -for ra'i6. 'ation. were rejected, on the
ground that he would net treat with sebsis
in asms.
If this condition of affairs really -xistz.
and The abovs premises be correct. we
argue from them thHt netehsr os.tt. Fed=.
rAl commanders will he satisfied with the
s9mmary dis. .'.sition that has been r,sd.
Of tie question. They and their armies
alone conduced to the result. Sherman as
Western msn, -cnmnauding Wes,pro
'tro6ps. fought simply Tor a restoration Of
the U"ion. If he captured negroes. it wos
not to s,nancirate but to employ them
As an aholitie,nis.. we are not aware thai
he has any reco, d. unless il. be one of op-
position TO the sentiment. Or. ant. az an
individual, occupies the same category.
We have it personality from the lips Of his
own brother-in law, who was for time a
po'itlcxl p'i.on-, in Colun bia. that n, m,n
could be more opposed to the doctrine OF
emancipation. except as n war measure,
than rho Federal chief.
With principles. therefore, thus firmly
hxed, and their objective point attained:
with Immense arini-s at their back which
smb"dy and represent the entire power o!
the North; with their honor piighted as
officers, who assumed the rcsr,n ,lbility Of
speak og for the conservative portion Of
the North; and with z natural pride .as
men, to sae the 4erms upon which they had
mutually agreed, ratified by their own Go.