The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1865-04-13

Works! Ordnance Departments, Naval Bureaus,
&c. are all safes so that the loss will fall most heay-
lily on the merchants and citizens.
. The9ast train left Richmond on Monday morn
inc about eight o'clock. The enemy had not. then.
reached the city. 1t was understood that COM
mittec would 20 forward to meet them.
Five trains are reported captured between Dam
Vile and Richmond. Lees army is believe to be
secure.
For Me Iatelhgencer.
Regulations for the Soldiers Board of Relief
for Anderson District.
Mn. EpIron VIII you be 50 kind as topublish
for general information, the following; as portion
of the standing regulations of tue g Soldiers
Board of Relief " for this District;
Resolpea, That the families and Dependents of all
Soldiers in Service, who have not sufficient bread
stuffs to sustain them during the year, were de-.
signed by the Act of the Legislature to participate
in the distribution of the Tax in Kinl of proyi-.
sions and that all who.arc bona tide i'm such CIR
cumstances, should be included in thelist of bene
fciaries.
'Resolccd, That supplies must not bf furnished
under the foregoing resolution to any family, ex
ccpt the really destitute until the Comlnissionerin
charge is satisfied that they are in reed Of the
means Of subsistence which cannot be procured for
the money; and then supplies must be- furnished,
not in proportion to Numbers, but to the absolute ne
cessitics of families, with o view to prevent any
from suffering, rs father would provide Tor the
wants of his children.
u
grsn by The respective Commissioners, shall not
exceed half o bushel per month to the.person, to,
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Resolrea That in all eases xhere persons have.
failed or refused, TO make return of their Tax in
Kind, either producers on sss lecturers, or where
they are believed to have made salse sTefurns, 1t
shall be the duty of the Commissions III eNsnSe,
to give notice TO such persons in writing lmmeai-
ately. that unless they make or correct their re-
turns as the case may be within ten days that the
Board will proceed to assess them, upon the best
information it can procure.
Resolved That persons who rent laHil, are in blw
the producers OF: the crops grown on such lands,
and that they shall in every instance pc held pri-
marily liable for the Tax in Kind; but in cases
where the rent has been paid over to the proprie-
tor, equity demands that heshould Ilay his pro-
portion, and Commissioners are directed TO assess
them accordingly.
Resolued, That the personal representatives OF
the estates Of deceased persons, arc legally bound
to pay the Tax in Kind, on the productionstof the
estates which they represent, for tho year 1861,
and that they be required to.p pay the same.
RcSoyoed, That where families who are ibenefcia1'
1ies of the Board remove from one division to an
other, IL snail
from the Commissioner of the division from which.
they removed 10 the Commissioner tfthe division.
into which they 20, showing the number of bene.
fcaries, and the amount of supplies received, and
tho Commissioners of the two divisions shall ar
range for their future supply
Resolred, That whenever it is satislfactorly as
certaned that soldier has The service OF
his country the names of his family and depen-
dants. shall be stricken from the roll bcnehcia-
rcs of the Board until it is shown that ne mas re-
turned to duty.
Resoloed, That the names of any bsncficiaries of
the Board who shall exchange grain or other pro-
visions for sprituous liquors, or any other luxury,
without the approval of The Commissioner in
charge, shall be stricken from the roll.
Resolrcd, That the Secretary of the Board be
required to make an apportionment of the 1.-THE
grain of the District as shown by The returns
among the several divisions, III proportion to the
number of persons to be relieved in each, showing
the amount to which each is entitled, and the
source from whence it is to be received.
Resospcd That each member of the Board shall
keen an account. current with the bcnefciaries of
his division. which account shall show what may
be due to his division under the apportionment
made, and also how it has been disposed OF, and
this account shall be open for inspection by the
Board, and any citizen ofhe District who may wish
TO see it.
Resolucd, That to economise time, and prevent
disappointnents, it shall be the duty of each COM
missioner to set apart one day in the week for the
transaction of the. business of his division, of
which notice shall be promptly given to all his
bcnefcaries.
Resolrca, That the Chairman and Secretary be
authorized purchase provisions, cards, salt, &c.,
from the Ccmmissary Department Of the State or
elsewhere, for saleto thesindigent people of the
District and that my expense incurred will be
borne by the Board land added to the prices of the
articles sold.,
Reso1ved, Thatit sliall be the duty OF. each mem.
her of the Board to encourage his benefciarics to
industry, and.econoncy aid them rs far as prac-
ticable in procuring employment, and counsel and
advise them as To- their interests tc the best of his
ability, whenscalled on to do so, remembering that
by united and patriotic energy, much good may be
accomplished with Tery small means
ResoJpsd, That justice TO the brave men who are
from home fighting the battles of their Country,
demands that the members of this Board shall de-
vote themselves yigilGp and ,,apartiaZig to the adj
ministration of the important duties of tho trust
,con6dedto tlem and that from their kind humane
aud energetic attention to said dulles much good
may be expected to result.
;SThe five lastJ esolutions are extracted in sub
stance, from the admirable regulations adopted by
thee Board for Pickens District.
,be citizens of the District are earnestly invited
to CO. operate with5the Board in carrying out the
S,portant purposes of their organization and to aid
them in their efforts to see that the families of our
Gallant defenders are mado as comfortable during
c;r,c1,rn etn will admit