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Rpnb.
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Railroad Currency.

A Il q meeting OF tho Bo Ird OF Mana
| IN gers Of the Southern ltairond Com
pany, held at Jacks on on Thursday, Junt
| 8, 1868, tho following preamble and roso
WHEREAS, The SouIhcrn Railroad Com
pany was authorized BY acts Of the State
| Legislature Of December, lSGl and Jan.
fnry, 1862, to is ue small notes receiyal lc
in payment or paesnEo and freight and
all debts due to it ard rcdccmablo in tho
currency Of the Confederate States; and,
whereas, by the acceptance Of said acts
and the issuance of its bills in accordance
Herewith, it became obligatory Wpon said
Company, also, to take in payment OF all
dues, freight and passage. the Issues Of
all other Roads Included in the said acts,
and whereas, said small notes so issued
have not been presented FOR redemption
whilst the Company lad tho ability 10
redeem them in the same currency for
which they were issued; and, wherens,
there arc other debts olsthe Southern
Railroad Company now and past dur,
guaranteed by mortgag, upon tho Road
bed and other properly Of said Company;
and, whereas, the issues aforesaid, by r4ic
effect of the war, arn entirely valuel,ss
TO the Company for the purchase of. sup
plies or the carrying on and maintenanrt
Of said Railroad, therefore
Resotyed, That liis Company must ana
does hereby decline 10 take the notr..
issued under the aforesaid acts by this or
any other Company in payment of pas.
sage, freight or debts due 10 it, until it's
condition enables it to make arrange.
ments for the redemption of the same.
A true copy from the journal.
N. G. BRYSON, Sec.
june IL, 1865. dl0t
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HD'oRs. MILITARY Div. WEST MISSISSIPPI
New Orleans, La, May 10, 1865.
GENERAL ORDERS,
No. AZ.
rate Government in East Louisiana, Mis-
sissippi, Alabama and West Florida, hay
ing been surrendered to the Government
except tRS oliGtltc5, its itss .s.ale to pligg'c
ernment, is prohibited. This order ap.
plies to all cotton procured by subscrip-
tions to the cotton loan, by the sale ot
Confederate bonds or notes, by the tax
in kind, or by any other process by which
the title was vested in the Confederate
Government, whether in the possession
Of tho agents of that Government, OF
still in the hands of tho producers; and
all persons in whose charge il may be-
viii be held accountable lor its delivery
to the agents Of tho United Stntrs.-
Commanders of districts will be frI Inished
with n transcript from the records of the
Cotton Agents, showing the quantity and
location of tho cotton within the limits
-of thoir commands, and will give the
Agents of tho Treasury Department., op.
pointed TO receive it, such facilities MS
may be necessary TO enable them 10 so.
euro it.
Any sales OF his property in the viola.
ton of this order, wiVbe treated as tic cmJes.
sle,aeat OfpuJlic property.
BY order of Maj. Gen. Candy.
OFFICIAL: 9. T. CHRIsTEsEN,
1T. Col. A. A. G.
Tho Cotton Agents in East Louisiana,
Mississippi, Alabama ard West Florida,
will be regarded rs in the service Of the
United States until relieved by Agents Of
the United States Treasury Department..
Planters and other persons who may
be in charge Of Government cottsn, will
be compensated for their trouble in
taking care of it, and for delivering it at
points that may DO designated by The
Agents of the Treasury Department.
Tho compensation will be determined by
the number of pounds delivered.
e. II. S. CANDY,
OFFICIAL: Major Gen. Comd'g.
CHAs. L. HUDSON, A. A. A. Gen.
may o0-l2t.
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S3&ilitarn Ortgets \ Yptifes.
.HD'oRs. 1st BRIG. lst Div. 10TH A. c., |
Meridian, Miss, May 30th, 1865. J
General Orders,
NJ &

country, garisoned Uy frcd} taffdhH dihHn' n'rn a. !
to this command and having in their pos
session horses, mules or wagons, branded
U. S. or G. S.. corn, bacon or property OF
any description (coton excepted,) be
longing to the U. S. Government by vir'
tue of the surrender Of General II. Tay
'lor, Of the Confederate States Army to
General Il. Il. s.. Candy, Of the United
States Army, arc hereby directed to dc
liver such property either to the Com.
manding officer OF tho Post Of Meridian,
Enterprise, Lauderdale Springs. Gaines
Vile Junction, or Gainesville, on or be.
fore the Goth day OF June, 1865. Any
person found with government property
in their>possession after that date, with
out written authority from these head
quarters to retain it, will be arrested and
dealt with as circumstances may demand.
II. All persons transacting business OF
any kind within the limits Of this com
mand must report themselves and. regis.
ter their names at the Office Of the Pro.
vost Marshal at this place on or before
the 10th of June 1865. Those selling
goods will be required to take the oath
prescribed i'll the Rules ard Regulations
of the Treasury Department, those cn.
gagged in other branches of business will
be required to take the oath of allegiance.
BY complying with these regulations
citizens can CARY on any legitimate bus
mess.
III. The sale of liquors to soldiers or
citizens is stic;ly prohibited, unless up.
pom SPECIAL permission from the Com
manding officer of the Post whero the
sales take place.
by order. OF Col. w. L. McMilcn. :
CuAs. Il. HUDSON,
may20-12t. A. A. A. G..
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~ = ~ y a q b. f Is
or eietnrfs, md both wag,s and tntfoHs wier. me
purity rcftsea TO work when able no 10 do snch
lerrol,s be reported 10 the nearest nnsistatt
fuperliitendenLwh will put them upon forced Ii.
Dor rii,St colony lliii5 or other government works
without Fay. All freedmen required to sccure
places of employment without delay or they will
be taken and put 10 work at forced lnbor The.
freedmen must understand that the United States
will maintain their freedom, but that L h 10 thcir
own interest to work faithfully like other aborers
in any rar Of the world, and that they arc not to
indulge the idea that they can, under any G.rcuui.
stances, be maintained in idlenesB. Any III treGt-
mcnt of the freedmen by former shareholders, or
by any otherpersons, will be severely lvalt with,
and the perpetrators punished the flature of the
casc may require. Gases of barburous treatment
will not escape tho vigilance Of the proper officers
3. freedmen will bc allowed and ouco,tuped 10
choose their own employers, but when they hlye
once entered into n contract they must abide by il
till the crops arc gathered. If they abandon their
work before that time, they will forfeit hcil-Nfryc5
and be otherwise punished,
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LABOR REGULATIONS.

Mcrdiai, Miss June ID, 1863.
Tho following regulations arc ropublishcd Tor
the Information of nil concerned,
Planters nre requested TO retain under their
""d dcreahaSMa d"aS Ma Ih hH tESy &T no. ors eess
more clearly defined tho rightsnnd duties of those
exercising g,mrlin,ship ovcr,hcm. Those wlo
TAN not be retained, should DO reported 10 the near
est Superintendent.
s. A. COOPER,
Capt. ndAsst. Surt Of Freedmen.
FnEEpMEE's DUrrAu, l
Montgomery, Ala, May IS, 1865.
The. following regulations nre published for the
hiring and government Of freedmen laboring Oh
plantations and elsewhere:
HOME coLoNiBe.
l. Homo Colonies will be established under pro.
per management, on such coniscablc or abandoned
nnis ns may be designated by the military an'hnr'
ticR, where the hcl plcsS ind vaRrht may be shc!
tered mud cuplovcL. Freedmen WHO will not work
for wages and abide by their c0u,ricts will bc put
upon tho colony hind, to work, without wages,
whruovcr, after due investigation, they shhli be
found ut laut. These colonies will be- established
Mt convenient pona, mud nsS SAINT superintendent
will he placed il Charge OF ihrnh
IinE AND COMPENSATION or FREEDMEN,
Q. Freedmen md Employers may make my
contiacta they please hui IN MI cnsrs food, c|ol''
ing, ho,tara, medical attendance mud fuel mnst he
secured to tho hburcrs it, addition 10 such co'n'
pcnst,iap IN money, or rlRro OF the crops, ~ nny
bo asrued upon. Al contracts will hr presented
TO the Assistant Superintendent m" II fmu:d ly
him 10 be fair nn,l honest to tho hbercrs, will bn
approved and lcgislcrcd
3. Where voluntary contracts are not inndc, ami
bolh employers and laburers desire 10 determine
upon fair a.tes of pay in money. tho following
nchc,lnle ia prescribed:
Male lIanla--Fiit Class, so per month.
Second Glass, ~ per month.
lhi,d Class, 50 per month.
Female IIands--First Gliss s. per month.
Second Cass $h per month.
Third Clss,s s. per mouth
Boys under II years. ~ per month,
lIiiis under ii years y. lor MONTH
These caases viii be- determined by mcrit and
an ngfeemcnt bctweeu he employers and lahotcrss.
4. Mechanics, Engineers and Furcmen will NJ
wnys receive not iraH than ~ per mouth IN addl.
tion 10 first cl!lrs rates,
s. one halt Of the money wages duo viii be
mil on The following days August lst, October
Int, md AL the money Marca "umcd duiirG tho
yatr 10 ho paid ou ,lnuumry lN. rhosc who mr
working lpp II tharr Of the crop, will receive their
laiioh when tho wiole Is gathered.
rrSNtira
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LIEN ARp SECURITY FOR LABOR.

! II. All crops and property on any plantation or
other place where freedmen nre employed, viii be
held to be covered by lien against MI other cred
itOrs to the extent Of the wages due employees,
and such lien will follow such crops or property in
any md all hands until such laboris fully paid and
satisfied.
II, Freedmen will he allowed 10 proceed to any
Assistant Superintendent of Freedmen or Of ther
government officer agent, for the purpofc of
lodging my complaint, or reporting any infringe.
nont, Of their rights by nny pcrJons.
~. The crops already planted should he aaycd
Otler crops should he secured during tho year.
,park1i,5tIepead noii ild eu ~ @qlg cf IRE
10 secure this, every well dspoted nm tp 0lj zee
h.' best efforts thai peace aud orier IL main.
tancdn the country diatricts; aud every ouiraga
committed upon freedmen is only u h0w at,uo
upou interests HAT nre alrr adv 50 badly crippled
that il is only+le benevoence o. the government
that keeps Thousands Of poor people from stugra-
iOn IL is, therefore, tho duty Of all good people
TO report every iuhum:n and brulnl net porpci az &
by bad men upon the per9ons Of lahorcIs III
already reported will be followed till Tie proper
punishment u inflicted upon the crimirtls. ~
like manner nll oIiiHgcs committed by free lmcn
should be reported
SUPERINTENDENT,
There viii Le an resistant suparutcnien, Of
freedmen ut Nontguinyt v SELMA, Mobile apA '.htr
points whose duty il will be 10 ouiurcc n be- rts
ulnti0ns.
THOMAS w. CONWAY.
General Superintendent OF freetlmen.
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HEADQ'Rs lGTu siRNY CoRps, I
Montgomery, Alabama, May Goth. INt5.
The foregoing labor regulations aro approved
md every assistance necessary viii be civcA TO tho
military commanders TO render them elicc!itv.
BY order of Maj. Gen. Al. Smith
j. IL. lI0UGH.
\. a, Con.
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-13
THE EOpBR HOUSE,

st. Louis street, between Royal and 81. Joseph.
I s NOW OPEN. for the reception Of TRANSIENT
i PERMANENT and DAY BoARDERs.
mayes-eW' Mas. Z. II. ROPER.
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-13
TIME AND rEEeuIsrrrs OF LABOR.

10. The time Of Tabor shall be ten hours between
daylight and dark, in summer, and niue hours in
winter, except Saturday aud Sunday OF each week;
The aitcrioon of Saturday aud tho whole Of
Sunday shnl be at the sole dispoml OF the luhoror,
except some Necessity should arise where the Ia.
borers are required TO work to Etve the crops, in
which cnsc tlio required service must be rendered
IIahOrers will he allowed land for private cult.
vation Mt the following rates, embracing use of
tools md animals:
ls and Cd class bands, with Gumilics, ono acre
each.
LIT and 2d claes hands, without families, one
half acre each.
Cd md Sd class hands, with fliniliss onc.half
acre ench
Cd and 3D. class hands, without families. one.
quarter acre each. On these allotments they will
be allowed to raise amy crops they please, and
owners of land nrc advised TO inereiee The q,ianti
~ of land MS reward of industry and diligence
on the part of any of the luborers.
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-13
NgApQ'Rs lsT BRIG. 1sT Div. 1GTn A. C.
Post Of Meridian, MAY 30, 1865.
G,peyai Orders,
No. 4,

"' -
Tho following article of the Rules and
Regulations OF the Treasury Department,
81 date May o, 1865, are republisbed for
u Information and guidance of all con.
lcirncd:
"1Hrtcenh.-LoYALrY REoUrs1TE.-
No goods shall be sold in any insurrec-
Ronary State, by or to, nor any transac-
ton held with, any persons not loyal to
( liruGOvernment of the United States
Proof of loyalty must be the taking and
iubscfibing the following oath, or evi.
dencc, 10 bo filed-that it, or one similar
in purport and meaning, has been taken,
viz:
\ al, -, do solemnly swear, in
,,resehce of Almighty God, that l will
4enceforth faithfully support, protect and
defend the Constitution of the United
States, aud all laws made in pursuance
thereto ~
The above regulations will be enforced
at all points garrisoned by troops of this
command.
The Provost Marshal at these head.
quarters will administer the scribed
oath
BY order of Colonel W. L. McNillen.
CHAS. L. HUDSON,
may30-l2t. A. A. A. Gen'l.
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Es,fOFgu3G5oC By:'atcd.
or SERGEANT VIZ. BRIDGES, CO.
" F, 10th sIississippi REGIMENT. WHO
was either killed or oap-uTed in The a.
tack on Fort Gregg, near Petsrhus.s, Z,
April 25th. Any information ol hiln, of
others Of his company, left a. the Clarion
Office, will be considered greal-ligor.
iel-dw
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-02-08
sTHE CITY.
THE POLICE.
Murderous Assault upon Police Off
cor Bader-fAis Recovery Doubtful
Six Ar. ests Made, DC.

We are indebted to Marshal Thompson
Tor the particulars Of an unprovoked and
murderous assault upon police officer Ba-
der, committed about one o CLOCK yesterday
morning, in the southern part of the city.
Officer Bader was on duty, near the in
tersection of Third street and South Public
Lane. A party of rowdies came along,
making night hideous with their yells,
screams, and other unearthly noises. Off
Ger Bader, who was on the opposite side of
the street, crossed over, and told the row.
dies they must desist from making so
much noise and disturbance, and advised
them to go home. Upon this, one of the
party, Fred. Beck, struck Bader with his fist.
Bader arrested him and started with him
for the station house.
Bader was then set upon by the whole
plrty, numbering some five or six men, one
Of them, William Craft, striking him with
aslung-shot and telling him to the ground,
He was then kicked by the whole party,
especially by one individual called Bill
Ramsey, and beaten and bruised shock
ingly, in fact until life was well nigh ex-
tinct. He was. last evening still in criti-
cal condition, and serious apprehensions
were entertained that be would not re-
cover.
The following persons have been arrest
ed as participants in this murderous assault
upon officer Bader-Wm. Hettersheimer,
VIM. Craft, Fred. Beck, Jacob Kuntz, Lucas
Becker and Fred. Ritter. The Police did
not succeed in finding Bill Ramsey, who, it
is to be hoped, If he is as guilty as he ap-
pears to be from the above statement, will
not long elude the demands of retributive
justice.