davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1865-10-06

TRExToy. \. j., Oct. 5.-Hou VIM. Scsyurd aud
son aud suite are guests Of Judge Field at Prince
, 1865-10-06

RCQ1MfRapIc N6@1Itr.
rHnADHtFu1A+ 0ci. 1-The weather here +. m,
n4IkabJy cool for lhe teas1n. Snpr feil for h,li
an hour last evening in the northern secton Of tha
x1tr -> ~"
, 1865-10-06

From Pittsburgh.
Ff37sBCRGH, Oct. 5-Riyer tweuty-seycu inehc:
by glass house and recedtuc.
, 1865-10-06
The Third MASx1

: - Rfa1AE X&HlK 41l6EEU4 =
NEw fonE, Qct- GA match game Of base ball
was played to-day bctween the Atlantic and Union
elu1r, resulting fn the following score: Atlantic,
e; Union, 80 fnnt.
, 1865-10-06
TREASURY DEPARTMENT.
Il TAmEy6Inv, D. g.. Sept 18th, ISL.
PROPOSALS FOR FUNDING CERTIFICATES OF
IEUEETEnEEsE. COMPOUND INTEREST

TREASURY DEPARTMENT.
PsSzzs& S$$$52b & f&SzH RS
NOTES: AND TREASURY NOTES.
ast a.
y1de Ways and means to support The Government ap-
hirss ~ II 4sssary @ g4 esnsr @
:: assts Ss q sGat' ss a. q f
a hsissP 6 e g. hsasss & a. S.
Indebtedness which mature before the lrst day of
~ g It 20 q e.
Iepa,,msns e Ess exeha1ge for then he e3tat
6aaa; s h!ss psF sea1 n per sa !, g
81 sns sns hgefsd ae nGas oT a hun
xdtd he eocyezsn Is made 1r1or to the mat ty of
Ihe Ronds issued In exchange for sach Certificates
and Sotss Til be.I q Interest e az PEI ssn psE a..
8 Say id SoTe1nbcr. I'D vii be fedsenabls Il d
Pleasure Of The Goscrnent af1cr tvc {eass s2d paya-
u tessa5
fropes.l Ein ee of1es eEno1!natiens Of Ont aEndssd
Bends q ftve Thousand ard Ten Thousand pollass
hests. e afa q Compound Interest Or ys.$
ury Notes: who deMFs 70 ma1s ereh ennssE1sc3s III
ss'ea Is! Sc s 6es!sp.sss IS e s. 9sssd
s,ate. g ~ Sstto9s, s9osi.Gr1 Ran En!sa may
Interest N vii s. Moxed % ctEt.deEtes of 11aehsed-
.9a e n 8
s9s r. da4s 81 @ssz 81
te eGpppttd to November lst 1ss, rpon thu a1,oans
Of clral and interest On the BACK or
The PRINCIPAL and lntt.=st Of sncn Treasury Note3
ard GGsattors viii cnnsid e1td toreth A. N oae9
pal o: TIE loIds a5d shter peF cent ut9in:n tnsfe
nEealns .tsetioaa1 rast el enc h7ndssn 4o0as tnis
rs Secretary sssses 70 lsE TEL ~ r. as e Ia q ~
day Of Sortrrtt5 provided tfty ufI.rns Of dotfAEA
shall pfoF 70 that da1e, be offered fE euuvesssn
Aforesaid.
ysriop1 I'D csl1 authorized 10 Ieeere CHuaeateaE r
''''1' ~ +" ''1~'' ">'>''' d. AcCuL1ooa
ee&1sHSt EpezetaFY of tne 1fu
, 1865-10-06
.Gl)ica9o Gribn>te.


~~SrtfN Of thc Chicago Convention. y,
har1ns received nuncrou. applications for The
easnpaigc pamphlet, cntitled *'Thc spIri, Of the
@n1eAso convention" issued from this Office last
hlt, we have determined to print ncv edition n,
me Use OF our friends in ttIs aud neschbo,ine
sntes wheFc local elections are to be held ItxiiI
DC a"ruisiod at the Eatc Of Forn Do.,aRs epxn
,s Musnhxp, Address Ta1HrsE Company, Chicseo,
, 1865-10-06

Geo. N. SandeFr Canadian Postmaster.
WASHINGTON. Oct. Sit II taid thai Mr.. Russell.
foetnAetcs At Davenport. f2anads Wcet has becl
his stead. 1 "EFsA"'o -
, 1865-10-06

VswEGo, Sept Sat the Democratic Couyentiou
held today ii Mexico, Hon Averv Sljnner Ma
Nominated for State sena.oE, 10 represent the 2lst
, 1865-10-06

SEE YoRK, Qct. a-Tht Ccutral Council of the
Een'sn l}sotl1ao0d, noE In session nj the A4tor
Ionfe, In this city. have called sp.cal General
Congress Of the tntrt organization In The Unftcd
State. 10 meet II phiIsdelphia On Monday. tbe
16th ot the present ,nun.ll ~'-
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all Glu&t benten fam. Nber Bablen unD
Se8ers2 g8o fnD Sie?
5bm mad. erriDerte Qe6ereafa6Iel Sutenb.
@rf ssitsrn bat Die Yo!i3ei erfabrep oab Ger
oasebltde 9alOn u0n paben ein &9ueieer>
ssieue 1T, Der ROE lduserer Belt wese.r
Dtetltabl uuter erl9pertnoen lmpdnpen III
fInf Sabren 3udt9aus perurtbeilt ,Ourbe.--
uebsr SessrS get man jeet ebenfols& &rtun
riSun3en eth, nadcem ii: U6gel bereits aus=
9efr8en liuh
Nie bsfiaOet rer @ommer,iearotb fA
fra9te 9unO.
1ebere6t 3udte Scientific biz Qdleln. Dsr
Irjt bat ertiist. rts ErtTs perpe in Len er
item 3assn eintreten Dtr oteem 3etpunfi
tonne man nid'ts 8etimmtes la9eu. 0ofi'
aumg iei lpenis ccrbanOen, man mGiIe liG
auf 0Ott peelahen; ia, Gu mejBt ia, iple
Die Derssn reoen. um Die QideA in ibrenl
Wilieu uno &Snnen gu percsdtn
-.---,-- .'- (JcrtItsune FOlst.l .....
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eehgia.cu Granfsyiteu

seusat messea ais ea nb 3suSaassunabistett S@ca4t
In benz aaea eeI 5ietern @ntaInonsen htr Rieren
eeniaSaae NstttSteit, RseersefA1asents. gerfanets
I&mdhe 6er3ttrpfen Sbternbtit 3itterr @usen luads
sGpinht &ppflGmers Gu3lnhuns i y 5aes, Ger gtdie
Der 2Aiee, bes aseaS, Ger Gnaewsee uRe Gaer iener
Rett be ben eeYpiNen s,teem Gemshnt ten tsr Suse.S
elae itren Cpfera seflbrl4cr iae ais er 6irenen @s
fans ben @ei9rter les nlses tcrubren nre wtnH ntGt
ies sebett rsrttn bre sianSeeen NSn ansea eerntt-
ten, dwae Ger Gsnfstutten tsrneybrHeen Die @e nns
mSa4 n,a6en NIB uss ter 8Srper unS Stnn ;erf6ren.
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4. Sd dnitDn,

DtitpeS tes tGnsl.en GpasBms pr QDunsds5e IN 9en'
bSn @raburter sine8 erien resjtnen 9pGeeen ter
Ser etuoten bsrt ben sT6S &6sl sines 9ebeHs tn ben
StSSten ,ueebta bat etntse number tcen eIunses
eqQensst bon te9en bic GelAi4te hsr MsstBn peB I'M
saSltse 2efenee eie O6enanie! Wfrrb Nne anoereu
kranfbeten Itten Ioe i. 9. aus ete bet plSsdeH &C.
rau5er az er treesn bic 5u of err6tten betsErtnetn
EIetntafeften u. { h. mur6en duAenbtGlt4 aehetlt.
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9Wt,h.4r ata .e .perItasn.

ottr Gcde ret6t I'D; absrbtirathen beatTGtser, unb @
pbsifGer SgGte pcsrees algferea Stn6ei mites berus
FnS, ipqten unperiesi4 0r Sobnfea ~ Raee tte6et!
Nge inesrntIie eegea bic &c pbee poer aetf9e Ger
rdttns yetsbarcit Ser Ste 3tern usS edpd@e, Sser
6 lt5ptIns her 5refliGten Ny merben l6ntn turtrte
Derjsnies Uel5er y ter 8ebantiurs urc TirIrree bon
Dr. rfnftpn un,er3:stt tann tbnaa eirem @brenmdnne
Dtne Burt @ onoertranen une lEosrftl auf etas dr:t
Eihe GefhftIthfeit ScrfdiIeT,
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Oreanichs Gdwl&e

prb unper3ue6 setstlt unb bic Sse 8rat uiebet berse
ent Dtties fmrd 2etten tles 9eben eenb ue
bie @6e uns @dGtommtudait unm5eIi@ ma4t if,ct tas
9prS Derfr bic tlren 2eeeni9aen nnbeionnen frSbnen
anee eene aS ~ let6t sn senete neil
Sttituren geberf4iasen tint Sarn etetn ut dnbtte nr
laden sben t0, 70 th Fe bod metaentbea cine Sole!
keS @t6braues ker teelien Sredne gper dber hsH et
tdusnea ba he Graft Der Grsesuns eaer bon Dtnen ptrs
rem UtrA bic @ bstmlten Gaatrn erssbsn, ais bon DeusA
BE b. wetie fnb.
n@- Sffte.e: 30. Z SIb.5rebertdfr.,
feben Ebareu BON 8alttmoretr. 5iflt@e Settf
bic Stufen btuauf. -,is- maid OIL,
Nlan merle F& Ramtn unb euSnumnier, scn untptIien.
Be nb trgerta Natnto6er, brtriebee un6 sepfenlOit
nuadalber, S@ubFdsr Stiesltpt9ler Strassnretntser
unb Qartpenpllter f. 70. e reseltdBiSe Aer5te
unS laueru an9eiDstu pr Dr. ptntca'S uf tn Der Gbs
NS. aue 8rise r'ailea stnea S0f-5tap'p enttattH'
Cine {1fi!ars ~ 2 E1oen ;a5fE'2elt.
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02ener RIeiDer Z @t0re,
ErsaElgtOeriGOels,

S8eaa wrnttRrahs Hp $50 "nD s0S'A
stsiuea sse5stsn GFeuu6en Gus seut Ynglitnm @a9Ss
63erEst bis Sn3eise. bag 10 bas i&oa lef 5nBren On
4SrSi sigt rsi5otiee ager opn f@Sneu 18th aearbsi
sFe, irefIsiberu neueeG 5ocpu 81 ben eiiSten 4rei
len DosratsQ batten uuo ana Iels a gsfeGaag dnfers
deer eerse a5tce fE gsnterroes upb SoieHsense in
aen s5ortsn uns a aGsu 83reea ~ 55eruer cine aus
abl gsssuIdr1e StSde &C., fsoSs aIIe In osies SsS
,inrleaeub airttel. sssaE a. q. ID t.iazs 3 ~. =
ESssy g.!e 8efie1nagea werosn eFcnspt, VIVA air
I3gseRer jsgsf ausefsrtist UsTas'I- Es.I.si .sa
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y -. 81. 5.9l& ner,

6eisnbers pthe sic Cper ere& eeen Eaters 8ereroey
nb ba5 jlsrli1 6 r;ae EGa eee III eth Su rlees 0ras
reiet isetde sG kte eIbibeeh Icene uab entudeten
BerfaaecSfraite NIT Ssla Dpusr ter gereamett een e
tegtfert e3r fer be,aubernte &pne etlcdt tdttn
nareeit m5sen l;ty nit pcaem 8ertEauen uaben-
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0sfo l.[iGe GranfAeis.

gean bet trreseeittt rntluse San8tns euSfnSet 6ss
er Zen ein. i6mer,saen &raRfbet tn m afeenp-
men Sat f. eelSiettta baGs ta Elm unsettises S@amse
futi Ser bic Sartt @s!Sedn5 tbn abl9reft Ft an
ene III tpenSea au wele 8ol5e tbr:r @retana unb
Rspsftabiltt6t alen felix 0ertraue te tSnute unb CT
parte 10 anet Big tte Spaspnf ot'es retltdsn nbels
mir y. eta NIT @eidrpA en- eninsrttt ais etRs eole
gaie, @era I'm Gopfe uns In &Ittsr1 Abnabme res
@ett8 3oubteit auap die htr Sdut Snpter heR Set-
nelt nrb Arnten inren i'm Se*te une een GTtrent1
ten Iib Seisen, We tann tiee leSel NIT sner Gredlden
SHneatgfet bor td 6retten, bS uest ter 5aunen uht
te Natnfno9ea eniG Sptr brr fartbare 9raar
bttt eth eeatans res Wtlees :rb MnS Der Epo eiHtn
fdreden 2tiesn edbth Elm Gnee Tadt Sds fr t6n RAD
iepsm 9anee arin1t pannen te meitnbr jurdetrt.
@s III ttne trarrtst 8tdate bas Gauenee btter frr6t-
tareH Sraafee gum Over faHen tn Spst Der nsei 10.
ithte ungtease grsbter TeIde enrd 4nrtaeuns ltnss
BEN sft ses ssbtns taein eeacss DaeiA oerwauseIn.
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Bur uatrre9utpns7oty Qaad'aiafse' stabltrt.
Oar eipa@* eii,pdai@* q : III q: CIT, i.o lia.re,
lanege u..s = ]. ....1: O. !!
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DIR. J0l4llstoll,


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~4fr~fg f.@ -s.,s.. }-F .A.-.--e- s.- s-J .- - ~
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bSenfen tas Gin seunSr Ga uvt Elm gebsr Rorper fe
asttwen i5en @rorserniie jur stelittH ts0flel4tet
Re rhns tteie prs bic Ree res 2et9ns sur tratasa
D;lgsr1dbrt Die 2lusi9tr tes Yeb na uerrnern I'D ilp
It'd uns bic ssie p:rO srBtitu BON euwsihuns urO
IaH6pltfdea etra6tHn9er eas une eie 5reutep pslts
&Seere eeateeen cegtregert Ine @fs-se 4--- s- -.
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@ 9efdaGft8 > 2rpfyS- - -'..,,,
ngi. v,,rbsr srnber .t1r RAtftdf, boz i'd Sas eu.l
befstnte 8fqnpt. Enb G5etustlSsft al.lE4s4s5e
SO. IA So 2oubasSErss gae ssG 6sosss
nter bs eItn Gtfua se 5ssfer Sat 6saee
fortiGbrs. G911DyG eat aa.rtz44a ,y11t
t2lBars1~tl - = . =. ~ = = ~ = -. :.
gSs TeizFEe ilS 60slenCeffsc 8ruets&ss'iss A'tfer
: :, 'cSr srs Isitferer Seit! gogsa 5G3iF CG,s5,
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4 Il r z.
Gs 9ttrles GEGI {Qct wNe uR9eotatenbe SudGiaIttr,
pelhefid als Ncr3a OQ, etr 500 3ls ghHteus &ntlr.
bigRugeHerplrJi dutllder. StseHpiaier SumpenpIber
NJ 49, egbaribftae uns eeradrSs sa8inader atl6e tbr
eesen aaltatttsr eSa siilemGa Ter Ntrta Fem aie-
eriaken Bernie miSMeten. fij jes eacmdste eebbete
Mert ttul tn BEN llper asrenen nb ,5itS grGes @be
ben 5 eaerSassn ets snOsett usr, Ts!te Hsslafls-
tnc Rr, 3Oanepa rat;1 sb9alb fur aGtFpenets n err
nrt b eas fsine StGdubisuH3sn Oeer 9pIUme baanbis
IN ieirer Sifiee lieeeH p 3t1J-' e5ts1 eTal1 II
rs7fndndou trad Nu7IIu e rg ,6j-l@ LQn
SosaaOn IN tsr etnsist rsssmasis ssbilsste arJt
psldpsr Bic selns eepep SraRbstien nnscet Sent
IN; IL ,nb msbaNbuMs fh6 GueA NRSeeH adni ,fnbe.
su bsrsnssssst SSs sSSsttsss iesIts IN
e gs sasaS III ssssr ss is SS Sfis Is ls .
stisssIgsss u r. g. ss, sst ems
sS, SS4Sbef t tsr &ess les Or. ehafcn aattm atSt
aaE I'D pssFes<n as srt SsFs ale Iian NIB irtHr 0e'
s9fSg NSSses: Ne.a G2t. Gtebes NNaSe, Erses
asB pDa BaIItmOrsfrg 'sbenu Ter yatFsetttrsqlsm
0enssftuntE's nHpssnsp lltSntl atEti;s;
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9siiltetre III beadl -en I!

Or aatnfen betet aaen 2Nntn ltine SiIfe an we6e t
kurd o p rhsrnr nne uuuatirttSe tif unt S6rSer
0,ente r ie Attet bic efeafbae unb lie Ge unfdbte
uiehtrst 2afe aei6w4dt baeen. - l2
Sier nab Hse str trerrlstn une tetlasenewertbs1 8c
se etr friite etrrbnbesen ees Paeers StD DE I'm SI
ten uas hen Glesern ssersen i'm aepf Shraeee ses gt
fhts V.:ma Ser Wtu telra trsttOpItn bbfe Rnrute
Waatn{&wade, nnstbnuas FER SerfdulnSs Sgse
s,esne Gmtfrdtuaei Gs,aptpme Der S6ntRb'u4t f..-
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Np, -
WuG,asom'3 SOfel,

a Jasllissdm'8 3Ofel,
asssts efriber mit6eu Souie)
efe f3 HnS G.sgtr., aBafbimgrOn, .. g..
Detneu fruberen G6uueru fOne Gem reenpeu pubIifux
erbauvt ma6e t6 Die ersetenre IN; Bs tab d pbenoes
nlntra stel tGuf Bernen uro taelbe auf tas es
ans 9eque:nNe ai@ @ssutIaes9eteI etnssri&tei babe
St6ne aerduHse 3mmer NIT hen be6en Setten pert5e a.
etn Iet@neter G pramste Geteuuue fptt bic Be.
fen O tfane Bar @srbn ieis5 5aus iebem Brem
ben gu enea ansenebmeHn 4pfentbal MAIDEN Sn Der ni
eem 9ste rerbuaStnen aefauratten fann man u iebtr
GeseeSstt nas er 6Gre fpeiier SIN gDetr5tmmer rer-
cer ee eereGten Meinean ben duserf btltesn preten
BET S&Oppen, is%te BET Ger Elate pertauft.
Tim tnetgteR 3ufpru% Strict rE.nl.
9e31S 1t ". @u mann, Gsentbamsr.
txa2K&a S@YG = ssd& gs.g. rss9
563 5gs sineuut, are9
ip gar Asr N aaS Gtsa &trsts tsm Ra!ianay 0sse1
.... Ge9enrsef
ss efb aBsoge q. q, l ~
Dteitu usa unb rteeant .tnserstete, m frs,nbIidaea
Ebet!e Der Stobt efesaNfu a5se sYfs5[f s3 gtubets
sea n:lb set'sAesn beRsys 1.L7
sd. 9 D5.-04F9se
t<@Dett; Etsertb36se.
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- U { fsr NrslTe.

DE relr Eauenre ps1he maj; frb Ser esen febenseba
iEae in bic sr Hlta tariruu Senu sie ense mid.
tprnuntlrs stiihea Spsrdteren, rcle 9r, ptrDA au5-
flAr heEea ee 3titas3 RdpprrtsrtEc riee ateere
.9asTsn beiwestee ts3ren.baS @nUtury III eeSerbpen
gidien IEri3tt maria II = tati II is GeSua Quf etnen
gt1rdler ais SGBre mf& + NeseQ ai,f baraer unb C5e.
letfagg. n
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bic @ tur bemlide aaRtr esftmddt taten tte e 70 rt
osa tcitn 0euea Ooer In Spe iernen unb beren SOL
sen e aunadtlt@ pdrt,t ist i'm Sdslae burd' pUlutip
neu, be senn aasettttt bic Gte eunm0gli6 nafen nnb
hun. 5olde Yeripnen eu bsrsr Fe eiW;rsn TIT tie
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DeiftN

Die fredbtden gStrfunssa ht8 aaers ns fsbT su fnr'
.n Berluh bes @ebdtnines 8erwtrraus ter Seeen Sc
SrIetbei Der ststrafts, t6 atnun8sn @bnsteun9 pp'
bsr RefsG6aft 4u@t rad Gin aWete, Histranen 8tetr
E& lelba GuTG:iamseit Il. w ns stn9e beS i%tmmer
SUlss. ---
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!. 0ie {DlltgblNnle The .HoaeysuoKleI 7
ELIXIR BE .VITE. .l-'s

Sieks gpnts ttcrs ptlGes jes laass ssnttt ter.nal
nf ii Gr6pa 6est ub In steat sanes tasa ~ =
SnIoa gS ube tra G9ese Ser DeetaattsH pei
srttst ,.,a at go seelte III aasn ais 4rssa Der S "
siers unS 9erSainssgrsann iegr neftHssa se!ss anh
Ia DegtEGt tatib aI6 lss- VI ~ .-+-~ ''1
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9leMe SOIL. ISartnsetS .s3uh5
gDtr empfaeen frebsst eine @nxsbe tse SUarsH9r sN
giaee ttpSdbrtgsg EGn9s BITE kr M eemeten pevtsn
cf6eSrsn. 81 n csF*~f & RfAk5% elm pt
asf2nDft~ seaG5 70 g6: a3T1ffhfnfFHt
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k1., ISfrnr nrfn 'rIn
s!,s vs. na a,otasa n;.ar
oqi: a sss. 81. ~. ,.i.sss /, .ss =
s''u u...n ~ ~ ~ 49, =. III.
pioPin.o" ~ sL sl'e nu"aosf ~ - s asH isassss,f
Fobrasrgoue 1Hl @ e tfonss,i a s;gis NJ bandfsd and
s;rtrtps: p,or;Jod IN, 6 any & he Bsssd.
sl,aij fail to render to the, stais Auditor he
Statement, , tf.tbe nur,t,er Of sber bebe6ciaries
bes,ra HE q srst ty,1f tasol,
s,riI aLn tlro last st,tcmen. rs,e;yea Nv him:
fa', .I;a .o;J Roari ostho n;a,i Is nsraopas
;ndor;.s @ c % srae % the .bas;s nnons wbicins hc.
sGaII proceed to mike tIss.d dissributionL;:; And
en" ~ 1'eu r,ss, H. Tho Tho, the nrars;ns of ,is
4 =, .s ~ n,vn,cnt, Of exce.s -bs tho aeyeral
posr,,s 81 shpii ' hays haen comnl;esi d;th: -
Sc Sc 8 The taxsin, Kind Ieyie Iupon the va.
ari;clca IN az, i;rsf sesiions
rlons manfaelTea aense 'esteps srees
aaa .na 80 oy.,n, zoo corn ybest and syrfp.
Aa.,ieu r. Ln,, so:sa, 90 nract;ca.
3,s ~ The!Roard % 81 each district shan he zen.
t;tId to receive as many naskaees :oE ,pIogpds,x
r. otsf ,nea s,ires a. .hsl be- saaI sbeg the
3n;SSor enI,v;daals aaTler carl or,aa,,y
:, ~ ;od Ill: ,;stia,bsf when
ailPs OF RrUp0rI,T al
s,ero will .ow of ,his d;y;.io and 5shsI Je
80 noa oy.rr r,ac,;ralIe ,noans: :ol dis
tributino these articles inskipd, jfthey be need.
ed Wherever: upon sucl, s.diYjsisn, en-
nj6s remains. or where tie; article manufactured
s in the opinion of the Board and Of the
8 ate Auditor iicaDatfe Of sdi.lfibn.ion itsha
+ 't IswfnI for ihe Board which collected tho
same @ will the adyita aud eonscpt ;pf tbe said,
S,ate Audi,Sr*fo sell at aaction tie sniannIac-
turo5 articGs 81 fine and plage to tHe inutd1
y:fxed by.the Board ;and:the iAaditop OF; sifhi
tbe.evsnt Of disaeree4nrept;.by the ,Eorerierxef
tho State. and the nroeoeds ofs,tliel,sales, tIps
made shall h.. received 81 the STATE Auditor
and distributed 10 tie respective Boarrds in
Ike mar,ne,r1a,d ssccaaFfdfag;toIhe safnepisu.s-
ions; with the other=imonaSas appropriated! or.
collected undot this .aet.s tJ :,:.,, rrSt, atS.
Sec, 8. The Boards provided f0F sby: this
Act shall lie known as the Soldier Boards Of
Relief The t3rnl yy1ear,, as usedin this Act is
not the fscaLgeaE of the State, begiunngl l0c.,
tober first and ending September thirtieth, bpt
tile calender year, beginning, with the first: day
of january and ending: With the, thaty-6tet
day Of DsceinbsE iilzia q.
SEC. TO- That, eom'nizsary esnsrd sf
anee to the State Auditor, ,n,ehe. nisshsfge ,ef
the duties imposed upon the .lAttsf Officer ty
this Act, is may be requisite, and not2iaceq9-:
sistant with .thsregular duties: of ithe . depart
mcnt of the Com,niss3ry Geseral.r ,:cs.1e1? -
SEo.n1l.rNo Board; all be entitled to draw
any portion Of tbe commutation -;fuad, or tie
money appropriated 'by this; Act, until If ;.shaa
have paid over othose Boaras:eMitled ia. sc'
ceive it any excess which it:may7 ,owo, for the
The tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-01-02
CIRCULAR.
OFF1cs OF THE AUDITOR OF S. G.
= Columbia, Dec, g, 1864. {

Tie following AAct to provide for the relief
Of the families Of the soldiers, sailors And ma
rines, in the service of this State or the Con
fcdcrsse States" is published f'r the inform'-
ton Of the "Soldiers' Boards of relief in the
State. ="
The tri-weekly herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-05-31
The State OF South Carolina,
" EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT;
CoLUNREA. nay %. Is

.....- CoIUNREA, Nay %, 1858. T.
To the People Of S0sstb Garolirsa:> -. e
THAVE this day received information of an
L order issued By Msjor-GencraiQ @. a. Gilmore
deem it proper, without delay, to present to you
for. your Information, such portions thereof as
affect me and coucern you: because they create
for you conflict with the forces of the United
States, which can only be avoided by M for
bearance to exercise the functions Of the Ex-
ecutive epartmens OF tie State .-... ....
HEAeRs DEPT OF THE SOUTH,
H1IroN HEAD, S. e May Is, 1855.
GENERAL ORDERS NO. as. .
l. The proclamation of \. G. AsgEath, styling
himself Governor of South Carolina, dated at
Headquarters, Columbia, Soutl, Car blina, Nay 2;
1865, declaring that all subsistence stores and
the property of the Coufedersts States within
the limia of the State should be vurneed over and
accounted for By the agents Of She --:e, appointed
forthas purpose, and directing tia: the sutsNteRcg
and other stores soaii be 4sed ftr the .citf
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-09-21

RADICALIsM IN BAD WAY-The Ar
ti-S7aray Standard founds its only hope
upon the impeachment of President
Johnson 1t mourns over the sad estate
of the radical party as follows:
Day by day the fruits of our victories
are taken from us and banded over to ouI
enemies, by man in whom, as Gov
Perry of South Carolina says, the South
has complete confidence If the South
has the North certainly has not
'Is there no remedy for this Z Are We
to bear it for near five years more7 Ev
identity, unless the House Of Representa-
tives has the moral courage to lmpeach
Mr.. johnson before the Senate, the ap
pointment of these men, and their contin.
nance in Office in open defiance OF the law
of the United States, offers a sufficient
ground Then let the House do the work
Which is before it, aud liberate Us from
Mr Johnson.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-09-21
News from New Work.

New YORK. Sept 2O-The Commercial
Advertiser says a Portland (Me.) mer-
chant saw John Fl. Surratt in Montreal a
week ago to-day, aud that he has been
concealed there for some time. On one
occasion, when the detectives were in
close pursuit of him, he was concealed
under an altar of one of the churches.
1t was believed in Montreal last week
that he was to take passage for Glasgow
on the steamer st. George, to sail on Fri
day last.
The Posts special says James S. Boyce,
uf South Carolina, has been pardoned,
RM T Hunter has gone TO his home
in Virginia on parole; Billy Smith has
also gone home He filed no application
for pardon Ex-rebel General Pillow ar
rived in Washington this morning He
has applied for pardon
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-09-21
Southern News

New YORK, Sept. 2O-The Wilmington
Herald of the 18th instant says: Fanny
Moore having stated to Captain Beath,
of the Freedmens Bureau, that herself
and six children, after raising a small
crop, had been ordered by her former
master to leave his place, refusing, to
give her any share of the crop, notlhca,
ton was sent to the person complained
Of that she was entitled to One-halt the
crop, and that it must be delivered to
her
The 9th and 9th regiments Of colored
troops are soon to he mustered out.
Up to a late hour on the l4th, only 2l9
persons entitled to vote at the coming
election were registered
The freedmen held large meeting IL
Wilmington Oh the evening of the l4th
to appoint delegates to Convention at
Raleigh Oh the 29th.
The Richmond Whig says the meeting
Of capitalists on Monday evening to or
ganize a great national and information
a express company was large in nun
bsrs and representation Of capital Hon
VIM. h Mcfarland acted as chairman
and Jas. A. Cowarden as secretary. In a
few minutes the sum of 5154,7OO was sui.
icribed. The sum to be subscribed in
Richmond is to be limited to S250,000, OF
aDaximum capital Of S500,OOO, the re
naming $4,000 to be taken in northern
Stata Gov Pierpoint subscribed $1,000
sieiting much applause Among those
present and subscribing was the rebel
Gen. Echols. In organizing the Nation
sl Express Company it is proposed that
ito officers and employees shall be Off
ssn and soldiers Of the armies OF the
United States and the late Confederate
States. In the Northern States the Off
cen and soldiers of the United States
army, and in the Southern States the
officers and soldiers Of the late Confed
crate army. At the head of the compa-
.! highly qualified and competent 9th
GERS Of the two armies will be placed
Tbs object is to give employment tc
many Of the gallant and brave men now
ont Of employment and whose famiie>
are almost, if not entirely, destitute O
support, as we'll as to establish an attini
tysf interest between the two sections