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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-27

DUPLEX ELLIPTIC SPRING SKIRT,
IL THE MOST POPULAR
~ A. T STEWART L Co,
Broadway and lpas-
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Sales bp Autt!cir.

the city of Portsmouth, the north eide Of run
ming ( twenty feet and running back l3) oneiun'
Ireland thirteen feet This property now occupied BY
No is JOHN r. COOKIES lot, the eastern side Of
between South and Crabb and now
occupied by the Military Band OF the United States .,
No IyT THOMAS HUME'S lot, (co) dxty feet nom tho
southeast intersection Of Randolph ard fNhstreet. on
Fihsreet 900 thirty feet, running back (So eighty ieet'
Also, tt, Al, -
Another lot on the side Of Coustree II being the
corner intersection Of Court and Northstreets
Also, =,
nine dnne,ytwo square feet, adjoining the last
above described lot. -
No. ~. JAMES MURDAUGHs lot. on the northwest
corner of the Intersection Of Crawford and Loudon streets
lately occupied by said Murdsngh .
No. ~. JAMES MURDAUOHS let al lot on the nor'h
tide OF between Middle and Courtstreets
No l3J. JAMES MUBpAUGlrS lot on the south side OF
Loudontreet between Crawford and Middle streets being
part of lot No. 20. according to plan Of ssid city.
No l3s. JAMES MURDAUOHS lot at the northeast IN.
tersecon Of Enshan and Londonrees beng (ieol Que
hundred and eighty Loudorseet BY Ql3 one hun
cred and thirteen feet
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rJ,O NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. dcsirou.

Of chan. location starting manufacturing WI mi
il their interest TO exanine Ez1bethpoTt h. J., before
locating elsewhere. For particulars apply %
r. Il. KELLOGG, No. l3s Pear-s... NeH'Iors
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DE PUBLISHED TOMORROW.
THE BROTHERS SECRET.
BY WILLIAM GOODWIN.

We woni advise 70 commence reading th's oooN
without they lave time to finish IT, IL 10 one Oh the os' eA
oinz and enchanting books printed.
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EOR SALE-A FIRST-CLASS BROWN
Il STONE FRONT HOUSE, on BeeLman Hill, No fls
East Fihieshs price s2,0 Apply TO tue owner gu the
nren
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OHIO OIL LANDS FOR sALE--A fine

U tact loo OF on TernoTy IN " llihgton Io.ny
near the Little Hooking River and nearly opposite Pnkerr
lars' addres. Box No. 1880 Post Office, Phiadeph.
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NOR SALE.-I0. coo ACRES.-Ten Th0usand
IL acres OF Peuus ylvala Biuminous COAL and TIMBER
LANDS. Easy t. markets oy rail and ws'or Apply
to JOSEPH r. RHOADS. Box 10. ,a3j Philadelphia P'o
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EIRST. CLASS HOUSE, No. 16S President-st..
Brooklyn, with four lots Of ground House % feet vida
built In the best by days work. has rang"
furnace &c for sale 10 close estate. Apply %
Err. KELLOGG. No. IJ9 Pesr.st., Nov. \ orr
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EOR SALEM Brooklyn, to close au estate.
4 FIVE HOUSES on Wiloughby.st., $4,000 to 60li :
pot Of LOTS New and St, Mar& place y 30
ON Han,ou.pco garden aud .abe and Columbast aud
i've "iF' JOHN BRAINERD
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l. GOTHIC RESIDENCE, with tty.two acres Of highly
cultivated LAND beautifully suaei the banks oil Ceynsa
Iske or further particular address Box lIJJ IostOhcs
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TOWN OF HAMPTON.

No a. WILLIAM HAMMS lot, in the town ofIIamrton
,ins Queen aud bounded BY the los OF Sinclair
Nr.. Ills. and Mrs. Jet.
No. 81 JOHS BROWNS lot. IA the town OF Hampton
wing CouIsre,. al dining the lots OF Thomas t.Usd
aud Thomas Pctk running back 10 Cueen-sirsei.
10. -. FRANK GUYS c', IN tie town II HAMPTON on
ing street aud Bsnksisn. and adjoining the lots Of W.
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"TAKHs DUE NOTTCE.D

II NHE subscriber takes this method to in
Il form his "0ld Friends" and the s'pub-
lie generally thnt heis convdlescent, hoping
these fcw lines may find them enjoying the
same blessing.
He furthermore wishes to inform them
that he has "giyen up" The Conductorship
on ''The Black Valley Railroad" !" and has
quietly retired to his "Rtchen," where he
has just received barrel of the renowned
''Soberifck," which he warrants to exhili-
rate, invigorate,' domesticatc, civilize and
moralize every one who INDUCES in its use.
He Furthermore wishes to inform them
that he expects soon to be able to furnish
such articles of "Fluidity" as arc usually
found in q Kitchen, viz "Pot Licker,"
"Cootcr Soop," &C.. SC. When ready he
will inform his old friends in the town and
around the country, that they, having due
notice, may govern themselves accordingly.
$50 mote IL be-" A. ID. HILLIARD,
North East Corner, Mount Zion Street,
Burnt Town, formerly Winnsboro, s, G. y
sept ores
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!. AN ORDlNl l1NCE,'
TO RAISE suppLrEs FOR THE yr.p

TO RAISE SUPPLIES FOR THE yEAR 1865. B
SEC.l. Be Il ordained, by he Iate,,da,,t and
~ Wardsns If The 7own Council of .Rinas-.
6oro' assembled, That q tax for the sums.
and purposes herein stated, shall be raised
and paid to theTown Marshall, for flSe pnr-
pose Of meeting the expenses of said town.
&C., during the fiscal year ending list April
1866, That is to say: IL. 81 q d
SEC. 2. The sum of Fifteen cents, per hun.
dred dollars, assessed yalueof every yihouse.
building lot, or landed estate,within the cor.
porate limits of said town. (the burnt dis
tfict pablo buildings and churches only ex.
SEe.S., The sum Of Three Dollars, per
capita, from every white male adult bel
tween the sges of sixteen and fifty years Of
age, reading, living or doing business with.
in the corporate limits Of said town. ~
SEo. a. The sum Of Three Dolidrs, per
capita, from every freedman between the
ages of sixteen and fifty, residing, living, or
doing any manner Of business With the cor.
porate limits Of said te@n Z, F
SEQ. s. The sums assessed In the fore
going sections shsll be, considered as due on
or before the frst Monday iu October next,
and oil person. n6glectipg or refcsing to pay
the same to the town Marshall when called
upon. shall be sdonbly taxed 4 and If not
paid on or before the 18th day Of October
next, an Execution shall be issued and
levied upon any property that Ray bo fonnd
liable for said Tax. n ,,a
SEo.6. All persons (white or freemen1
who shall neglect or refuse tc pay the tax
per.capita, herein before stated, al. ION, or be-
fore che time stated, shall be liable In lieu
thereof to work swelye days uponthe streets
Of said town under the direction and super
vision oi iiho intendant and %ardens Of Said
town. or fined at their discretion for neglect
Of duty. u I'M !. v IL Z. AS X 81 'I VI
Sgc, Il All executions issued by the Clerk
ofCouncil ilagainst defaultefs, shall be direct.
ed to the sbefiff Of Fairfield District for coll
lection. :forwhich he shall be,ailowed, for his
costs md charges. tho same fees as are nov
allowed by law la similar cases. J "a
"a Done aad approved in Council the 12th
day Of September 1885, under Seal Of ,he
same AS RI "A AIKEN, Intendant.H H
JSo. H. CArHcARr, Clerk. 81 q T7,,N
sept 16 'G5s1 "a "a ss s s5 Il
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FRIDAY SEPTEMBER Is, 1865.

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On motion of Mr.. Black, it was laid

On motion of Mr.. Black, it was laid
on the table
M. FIngliss introduced the following
resolution, which was agreed to
a Resolued, That committee of seven
members to be styled ':the committee
on Ordinances and Resolutions" be ap.
pointed by the President to which shall
be referred all propositions of matters to
be ordained or resolved by this couven.
tion, not properly or exclusively referred
to any one of the other Committees al
ready provided for.
Mr.. Farrow introduced the following
resolution, which was agreed to:
4. Resolpcd, That the Clerk be althoriz.
ed to have printed for the use Of the
Convention one hundred and fifty copies
oEShe Constitution of this State, adopted
in 1861. s "a \.
On motionof Mr.. Orr the Convention
adjourned ten minutes past 8 o'clock
P:s M
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Proclamation
By THE Pro VISI0NAh oYERNoR.

WHEREAS, it is represented that in
many portions of the State there IS
great. disturbance and apprehension from
| lawless persons, who are thieving, maraud-
ing and committing acts of violence remote
from the military garriscns stationed at the
Court Houses; and whereas, Brigadier Gem
eral Ames, commanding The Northwestern
| portion of the State, has suggested the or
ganization Of u militia police fore in each
District of his command, to act in concert
with his forces in preserving order and
peace in the community and whereas it is
supposed that the other military command .
ors will have no objections to aid and assist
ance on the part of the citizens in suppress
ing crime and maintaining order; and
whereas, also, ID appears that President
Johnson has sanctioned and authorized the
Provisional Governor of Mississippi to or
ganize n similar force i'll Tint State, and has
forbidden the military authorities there to
interfere with such organizations :.
Now, therefore, l. BENJAMIN FRANK
LIN PERRY, Provisional Governor of the
State ofSouth Carolina, do proclaim, order and
declare, that,there shall be formed and organ
ized in each judicial District one or more
militia companies for homo police, TO oct
under and be auxiliary to the military garri-
son of such District inpreventing crimes
and preserving the peace of The District.
Tie companies viii consist of o Captain and
three Lieutenants and eighty men, scattered
sver the District soas>to be easily acsessi-
BILE from ali points waere any disturbance
may occur. When the companies are form
ed they win report through their Captains,
to the respective Brigadier. Generals cons
manding in South Carolna,an to the Provost
Marshais at the respective Court Honses,
and from them receive their orders. When
arrests have been made, they will turn the
offenders over to the civil authorities or
bring them before the Provost Marshal for
trial and punishment, according to the
terms of agreement between Generals Msade
and Gilmore and myself as to the respecs
tive Jurisdiction Of the civil and military au-
tborities in South Carolina.
This police guard will be voluntary in it's
Organization, and should be composed of
none but discreet persons of standing and
character in the community, who are will
| ing to render, their services promptly when
the occasion requires. It IS thought that
the bare organization OF such forces through
out the State, viii have a most salusa.
ry influence in preserving peace and
order and in preventing crime. The evil
deere sgi!!!! knew that here is power, ready at
hand, to arrest them and:bring them to JUS
WY. ~ ~ w W nopeu that III EO0u cltlzenB
will cheerfillly render this service. IL
should be apost of honor, as IL is, to guard
and protect the country. g 2f
Done at Columbia, the day and year above
stated. b. r. PERRY. s
BY order Of the Provisional GoYernor.
I. II. PEnRg, Private Secretary.
neH The newspapers throughout the
State will give three insertions. ~ ~. q 4,
sept 2P 65A-3 z a
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Z AT the honr to which The Convention
was adjourned the President took the
Chair, aud the proceeaingswere opened
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the city of Washington, in behalf of the
people of South Carolina, to ask of his
Excellency, the President OF the United
States, to extend to the Hon. Jefferson
Davis that clernency which he has shown
us, who are equally the sharers of his
guilt, if guilt there be, and which
is accomplishing so:much towards restora.
ing the peace and harmony of the
Union.
Mr. Connor offered the following
as an amendment which was accepted
by Mr.. William Wallace.
,Resolved, That it be referred to com.
mittee of Three, to draft memorials to be
addressed, by this convention, to His
Excellency, the President of the United
States, requesting Executive clemenoy
for Jefferson Davis, the late President,
and A. I'll. Stephens, the late Vice.
President OF the Confederate States !;
~. G, Magrath and Geo. A Trenholm,
citizens of this State.
Whereupon, the President appoin ted
the following members of the committee :
Messrs. Connor, William, Wallace and
Mr.. Rose.
Mr.. r. w. Picken$ introduced the
following resolution which was referred
to the committee on Ordinances and
Resolutions.
IeesolUed, That it be referred to the
committee on Ordinances and Resolu.
tions, to inquire and report on the pro.
priety. of sending competent agen: to
Washington, to ascertain from the
President what is the condition of the
lands called "Abandoneh Lands" in this
State, and how long it will be before the
owners of such lands will be restored to
tho possession of their property.
Mr.. Winsmith introduced the following
resolution which was referred to the
committee on the Amendments to the
Constitution
Whereas, Negro slavery has been
abolished by the proclamatious Of the
President of the United States and the
military authorities of the same BE it,
therefore, =
Reso1'ed. That neither negro slavery
nor involuntary servitlidc shall hereafter
exist in this State, except as punish.
ment for crime, of which the party shall
have been duly convicted by law. And
it shall be the duty of the Legislature to
pass such laws as will finally carry into
effect the foregoing ordinance.
This Days Proceedings ODE concluded.
Bf --tg4---p - -
ELECTION RETuRN.-The following
is the official return of the election held
Oh Monday last in this District for mem
bers to the Convention
Hon. Jas. IT, Orr received 623 votes;
John Wilson, GOT DIR. a. Evins, 45l
VS.. PIckens 403; Rev. j. S. Muir.
ray, al; 0. II. P. Fan,, 326 /; w. d.
Wilkes, 3O6; w. s. Moore, 209 N.
McAlister, 1877 Isham W. Taylor, 100.
Messrs. Orr Wilson. Eyins and Pick
ems are elected There were a number
OF scattering votes.
I anderson Inteligeacer.
L
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EOR SALE.

III n RS. "A. ID, HILLI4RD, contemplating
lilVa 20 leeyefhis oonntry soon, offers her
isaaid "a Octave Rosewood Piono for la ale.
Her friends are taerefore, tif ftkey want such
an Instrument, spscially invited % pall ape
examine; for thenas selves. IS, q n y 1
Z 4 ,Iss IS RI. GILLIARD,
Mount ziSn Street, Winnsboro' $. %. 4
s 4 amt Ia 'ib.--2 " s.t 2ts3E. TX ,ls.ilel.
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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1865-02-01
PEACE MOVEMENTS.

We really klep nothing of the basis on
which tits proposed to make peace, bat il
is st-,ed that Mr.. Blair bore the following
propositions 10 Mr.. Davis:
-. .9mnesty 10 Mi, without regard to
aye, sex or position. and irrespective Vt
what ~ or they may have dsne since III.
war began This icclu,!es allghr rehsl
eyi and military officials. frou Jet. Dasi,
9. The Consfauiion as il is. and TIE
Union as 10 ,rds 0f course snme radical
changes bath in the Uaivn aud the Constr
rution have been made by The party new
in power, which will not he altered in ths
lease. Bur the paint is that the South IL
10 be permitted Ia reisrn 10 the Unioa
with slithe rights said PRIV ileges which j,
hid before any Of the States seecdsi.
8, The total abolition Of slnrery Froas
this point the President will nat rrtraet
ai-,ate abolition VI slavery. but he does
ins,s; that such measures he taken by the
Southern states - will secure its -x,ise.
naH wiihin reasonable length ~ liimr.
'rhfs i spie qua nos oithr resrsraiina III
peace. such are lh- chief teats,vs 81 a..
| propositions which Mr.. Blair !. aainorizr,l
L to wv before thu Confederate aaiaorttlrs.
Ins substance III the abu,r sas follows:
i'Fhe ,rSoratinn afs The LAM. @ith Tho
gra,lnal sb.,lulna Of slavsrg w ne States:
ard 81 Amnesty 20 oil Prrs,n' - The sp'ih
VINO oaye becn engagrd IL tae ~ solat,aa
--.Ast j.. none are " b. 1aisasd, 4 Ia.
\ UsiOn shsu,d he restored. IL q. torlher
stated iha, thirty yesr. are pssred n the
ams si,ids ~hieh slavery i Ia ne abolish.
ed; also. that the frd,rs, government vii
fumiertake 10 redeem the to,ieaer.tr cur.
erehcy at ten to-oB IA geld or II, elaisa-
sivnl. S'an5ga.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1865-02-01
RAYMOND ~ SHERMAN.

The able sirategI-t aud prDiouDd tscti-
eiap. in truck coat anil yraset nat, wlip
manages TIE columns ii the New York
Times. thus lnaps oui Grams ,rnprndous
combinations, anil prepares the Yankee
mad lpr Snrrman's future movements:
Gsutr4I Sherman. wffh S,at irca-cisdar-
my II HI, I'll, lateiy Dsen ,iasins ,iggffi
.aef demonstration. toward sar.ay, f't5tr
tint port. III tie Slate If Sauih CarAina;
snl tse opinion III Ill. f"rtncnm.hs cstn-
paiga tl,ai i generalfs entertained i, that
lie wl s;rlka atrnss tha Caro'snas " h.
struck RS. Gsrsia, and jsi, Gen. Grant
10 Vltgitlis, III winch aiate our steat e,rn.
bined arny viii MAKE The finil a.sspI bp.
on the Il. remlitihs army q ~ suph.
era reatlliua. Tie ,astnes- u thissrteme
il such . 10 Isad tirri pil.p,. = Asnb, i,s
feasibility; Daf Il view ~ Nsfiar >heffusa
Las slreaas aeesmpl ned. a1.l ~ tneiighl
81 his remark rec5a,lY mate trS4vannali.
that hi army esb baw march ans where
over tie ssuih and d. anything" se zee
M reaspn % doubt that the work eau aud
will be done.
NGNs IL dEl. fgdsf1 Bbbk-h ~ lHts utFVs w
will at pae. zee That il Geneai shernaa
take, Braachyils. which be Is naa t6rest.
eni1s. bath Charleston anil CDnnbia viii
be ii a very bad asy, md the nsEt points,
On lis uarthv1ld march world be Kings.
vile aid Plofnce. W4entst tie latter
point, he would nearls have cot across one
VI tns I1rolints, aid IT. Drsad sariics n
tie Old Nmtk state roal5 lie before him
Tie vat importance I Wilmington in III,
ounard mach il ms esldeyt stA glance
II. lies IN dilsct m W raiiroal, east .
Florence saI wuulh II pnce furnish Shsr
m.p ~ base and starting pOat 10 Nj
ohwfra arch thruIgh North Cerolina. u
til. ,isn y that We zee BY lsrthc great
eel iiaowtanee 81 Inr success at Whining
ion. Al BY fir the greatest necessity 70
tie capture 81 the city iself.
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BlAlRs !. MlssInN.r

! he NnsMngtn correspondents et the
Northern press are tull o. speculation ~
ii Inc result III Tie visit Ut Nj. Bia,r. So.
IL R.chmond. Inc NatoaaI lateliigrnerr
sass:
We have received lrnR q very high
source / version u the rrsultul TIE ms
.laa 81 Nj. Blair,.as follows: a
Mr.. Bar onls went 10 RlCRmanh in has
private capacity Was mnst kIaiiy recrtss.l
anil had i conversation nf an, hpsr, o. i,
Win Jefferson Da,is BIZ, that caB. er,al ion.
without any result was strri.y private
bstweea gentlc,nen. aud Will NOT bs dl,ulg
ed esea 10 the enthusiastically 10 ma
one else. Mr.. BLAIR expected ." result,
Ths Worlds despatch SAYS: Nr. blaT's
arrival N Washington created considerable
OF seusatioD. aud the wil,.e,t ruuipI-
we're soon aiiust. Most al them 10 < j
shape indicative that MIR. BisiSbsd aecpin
pushed sometkiug.. The pu,t xpn-fsi one
was based Oh the inlimatiua oi tue Rich
tnoad saamlnsr 81 SATURDAY, that Jed Da-
t,s had offered 10 Mr.. Bar 10 sead Peace
Commissioners To Mashing on. TIN, ssra-
iEg air. Blair, Sr.. an. NJ son Mahtssn'
erv. late Postmaster i;eneral. CAl,cd al
i President Llncoln anil spent some ttHs.
/ Whatspassei al this Iatery ew y AZ YET
/ unkno~n to outsiders. but 10 ne lAtl.r ID,
Blair has latlpalei vert dre.deIly lral
I've went on no official mlssinn. sud that ~
id nj rreri,e any vi6clal % s-ml-nihcia
communication pnilelD Rlchnpnd. Spiai
Il i known 1T ~hat "a actually h.hsl III
Richmond relative II psacs. y ], 1ti.rssd
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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1865-02-01
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