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The tri-weekly news. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1865-1876, 1865-04-25
The Reporters Directory. !.
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PHONOGRApHy

o. Z ,....,, PHONOGRAPHY.
Ia AS been published, q book with The
M above title, preparcdby the subscriber
who has had nearly twenty years practice
In Photographic writing, having been al one
time employed as an official reporter in the
~. s.. Senate, and whoihase been for the last
seventeen months, and is now reporter of
the Atlanta Intelligencer. ~ ~ aNiea $ !
s The Dictionary will contain indications
by meapsofa simple nomenclature, for wri-
ting with Photographic letters, about &C, 900
words Of the English language, or ninety
nine one hundrcths Of those in common use
tho remaining words being easily written
after these are learned. 'S,I &C HGWI ssry
,u In the instruction Of the Dictionary, sim
pie instruction will be given for beginners
Of the study of Photography, with litho!
graphed illustrations, prepared by one Of
the hest artists in the Confederacy. The
object Of the publication is to make a STAN
DAnD for Confederate Reporters, j and to rem J
der itpossible for the much coveted and beau =.
tiful art, Of Reporting to be learned even
without the aid of q teacher. alo.d.y s,v \
~ AS the work will he, expensive, new type
having been procured expressly Tor IL. oniv
q small edilion@ill be Iissued.' Those who
desire copies are requested TO send, To- the
! suthor their orders at once, (to, be recorded, J
accompanied with the price for Tie same,
which will be, Ave dollars per copy. The
book in paper cover, and suitable for use,,
win be sent to all subscribers by mail, with.
rout additional expense. Is ,yG a;sguc rR
SIS, 81 A, II MARSHALL, :
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State Of South CaroIi,,,,.

FENItE Invasion Of The State has repdered
Il, itprorer that the Legislative Depart
ment ofthe Government Of tho State should
be convened, that snch, measures may be
adopted as tho welfare Of the State may, re-
<luirc. And for that purpose the members
OF the Senate and the House Of Representa-
tives ofthe State of South Carolina are here
by invited 10 assemble at aGreehvlle. on
TuESDAYSthe 26th daylof April, 1865, at
NJ o'clock IN.
BY the devornor: A.. G. MAGRATH.
Official w. s. ELLIOTT, Private Sec'y..
"nrsil 6'85-0 tGHln l"ur h' : IS
Rs5S" All papers in the State viii, copy
Nn'ilthe time for the meeting Of the Legis-
1aiure.
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no the Friends Of the Soldiers

"#
THROUGHOUTTH THE CONFEDERACY.
QtkRrEnMAsrER GES's DEpARrMENT,
Railroad Bureau, Richmond, Feb. 2o,'64.
rHNHE friends md relatives of soldiers in
IL the Army of Northern Virginia are here
by notified that an arrangement has this day
been effected with the Southern Express
Company,'to 60 carry all packages Of food and
Wearing apparel to Richmond, Va. ''''-
TO secure The advantages thus obthined
through the Express Company, the following
instructions must'he ohserved: ip s,ts
Packages must not contain more than one
hundred pounds; be well secured, and plainly
marked, and sent at the expense Of the ship
tions, which arc located as follows: FtI
In North Carolina, at Raleigh; in South
Carolina at C Columbia; in Georgia, at Augusta;
in Alabama, at,Montgomery, or to any other
poipt Mt which one Of these Associations have
an Office ''-"'' {" ..F'' ~ NhN t%''
81 Tie Agentsof Associations willthere
take charge ofntliem, and ship daily, by
Southern Express Company, 4tp, the proper
Agents of the respective States at Richmond
who will see them distributed TO the proper
Individual owners. -lM YIINNc' N1
GnTol meet the wishes of the soldiers, and to
give them arcertain ynnh speedy oommunica-
tion with home, the Southern Express Com
pany has agreed to give this freight prefer
eRce over everything else and. in order that
no obstacle may occur to the success Of SO
,laudable ON enterprise, the several railroad
companies are eherebyrequested to render the
Express Company such faeilities as will ena-
jble it otmake this arrangement q complete
success. 'H"'''' "fyE
q AS Che Southern Express Company as.
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Niles Register Revived.

| : -,
NTtnrsfpPeJsrrn WI St me ys rnh ~ oooNlkfMAN! !
IN h"io EN- .he most useiul
heon revived % ,h ssueu "a A%er'cs' mas
Countryman. This Journal Is 4 fac.simile
Of its original in the number and sizegofoits
pages, its typography, and, all the features
wnhich '. h gave value TO ihe standafd publica-
f'Residss tho faa,nrsa 90 N;,sa, p....o. 80
The Countrvman has oiSars Tb,cS VIENNA sshnr,i
render itistiIlimSpe attrsc,;Js taS;t sIsan 'vau
portment of ,eleoun,I II;terotnre. Ts;oot;n% ~.
style of Yankee literary ;oprna,s 'sSS snd oa sho
dino iiself nfter the hSst Enni;st ~a n,;annTo
Lneo,Is weeklies' bmt atthe saeo't;un' 7I be;m,.
slammed with an indemenSen. o son,haun ve,ns ,em
original with and peouliar to Itself s''''
., Az altogether nSyslfeatpre whit, isthat
~ ms Puolishea IN the country on the editors
plantation, hine miles from any townpfSil-
iags' , l aud aeyotes % much attentionto agriaul-
terests tba spSn.rv anu IN
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state Record OF Ma atnes OF DE.
'hth ceased Soldiers. IN ,'l,i
at H"5i SOUTH OAR ROLINAa aCOLI,EGE
~ 'CoLuMBIA.a January,16, 1867 (
ER appointment by the Legislature

- ~ COLUMBIA. January,16, 1885, z
V1 ER appointment by the Legislature
~ 70 prepare this Record, earnestly
appeal to the families or friends of our de-
ceased soldersto sendme at once their names
SC, while there is an opportunity to secure
accurate ',information, o Hospital -reg;sters
and reports of casualties from the n, my are
deficient in the information required; it must
be obtained at home. "'''''' R."N '";N
The Record will date bnck to the beginning
of The war, and incinde oil who have been
killed in battle or died of wounds received
in battle, or from disease or accident II
you have been 80 fortunate as no. 10 lose
friend or relative, yet remember that il is
noble to rescue from oblivion the name of
but one friendless youth who had gone from
your neigh borhood TO, die in our cause.
q .Giyer--l., Name in full 2. From what
District 3. Rank. 4. Company. s. Regiment
and arm of service. Q. Died, year, month,
day. z. Cause of death, and remarks (es
where he died, age, previously wounded, SO. J
| Circulars and blanks to be filed, will be
sent to suchas desire them. No fee or expeuse
is incurred by any one orhaving the record
made. The State is endeavoring 20 fulfiil o
sacred obligation in securing now, and re-
cording for postcrity, the names of all her
sons who have fallen j this war;, In 1862,
the Convention, unaps,aously resolved that
this should be done,, "as a token of respect
to their. memories, and d legacy Of inestjtia-
pie value to their hiends;' Ind iheresolhtion
was sent FORTH by their order. to be read to
our regiments, battalio md companies
everywhere, Many o brave soldier, may
have died in solitude or rushed upon the foe,
with the thought in his heart that his. name
would be ,honorably preserved at home.r
feb 13'66-4d3 ia a" NWhij j.. RIVERS.
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OFrIoR sournEnS ExpnKss Co

II Augusta, Ca, Feb.ZU, 1861. ,
The Southern Express Company hereby
notify the'friends and relatives Of soldiers
in!the Army of Northern Virginia and else-
where, that they are prepared to carry out
arrangements as announced in the above
card, and that they will do all in their power
to falflits requirements. 1:''r fttD''i- y
n,8 1iaV ga JAMES SHUTER.I i
Z li#a GenlSup't and Acting ,Pres't. y
i feb 1885 iai9q s., j, ,,o No., ..t,.f !
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oY ,TRANsIEsT PRINTED MATTER.

Every other newspaper, pamphlet, period,
'icai, lmsgazine,I each circular not sealed.
handbill and engraving, not, exceeding 8
ounces in weight, 9, cents for any distance,
2 cents additiohalfor each additional ounce
or, less beyond the first three ounces. -G .
agdu NIL cases. the postage 10 be prepaid by
stamps or stamped eny nyelopes. r.;
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-01-28
Sherim's~Sa1e.

DY viltuo OF an execution to me directed is
I'D sued out of tile Honorable Probate Court of
Boise County on Judgment rendered therein on
Of John Day and against VIM F. White, for the
sum of $2l0 66 Judgment, with legal interest
thereon from date of Judgment. and $37 90 costs
of suit did, on the 18th day of January, A. D.,
1865, levy upon the following described property
to-wit: the,undivided one.tenth interest of one
mining claim. known as the Van Buren, claim, on
Gold Hill, near Idaho City, Boise County, I. t..
Joined on the south by Chase & Jackson's claim
and on the north by the Warner claim. being so
acknowledgement with the Improvements thereon.
And hereby give notice that I will. on the 9Th
daysof February, A. D., 1865 between the hours
Of 9so'clock, A. NJ. and o'clock, P. NJ, of said
day. to- wit: at 2 o'clock, p NJ, sell. at public
auction, to the highest bidder for cash, the above
described premises to satisfy said judgment, costs,
and accruing costs, said sale to take place at the
premises. A. o. BOWEN, Sheriff.
nl3w3t BY r. BAILEY, Under Sheriff.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-01-28

AJSeURRILoUs. CAsE.-The silly nnsophisticated
youth who signs himself Tycoon, but WHO is bet
ter described as Gone coon, is greatly opposed to
the Investigating Committee on County Affairs,
and all who favored the movement, including the
WORLD, which he styles a Z" scurrilous paper.n
The official report Of the Territorial Auditor, is
also scurrious document-to say nothing of the
Revenue Laws of the Territory, which require
County Treasufers to make quarterly settlements
with the Territorial Treasurer and Auditor, and
Many County Treasurer falling, neglecting or re-
fusing SO to do on the days specified "sha forfeit
Ill fees and percentage which would otherwise
ave been due him on said settlement" "And
County Treasurer shall be allowed to make any
ttlement with the Auditor of the Territory, or in
manner to release himself and bondsmen from
liability for the full amount by him received, I'M
less he produces to the Auditor, the statements
required by this. section The sections quoted by
the Lewiston Age about misdemeanors, fines and
imprisonments, are also somewhat, g scurrilous.'
1t was no doubt very, scurrilous" thing for the
Legislature to provide for officers performing their
duties, but there are many people who think tia
still more scurrlous thing that aconnty should
have an officer for over a year, who did not know
enough about the ordinary duties Of the Office to
open regular set of books. 1t was doubtless a
"scurrious" act for the County Commissioners to
desire to know why the County Liabilities Of Boise
County created in one year and half,is one hun
dred andthirtytWo thousand dollars, notWithstan-
ding the enormous taxation imposed upon the
people. "Tycoon's /" friends -if he. has any
should take HMM charge, a'for the only damage
he is capable Of committingis to himself. Instead
of barking like contemplate .festat the heels Of
such men as Messrs. Cannady and Nugent, he
would do well to study the philosophy of Josh
Billings maxim:
- 1t IL highly important that when man makes
up hiZ mind to bekuma raskal, that he should ex-
anime hizself closly, aud seeif he amt better ken
strnkted fora phool.n
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-01-28

THE ELKHoRN LEDGE This favorite ledge,
situated at the head of Elk Creek. about
twelve miles from this place, is prospecting
as favorably as the owners could we'll desire.
The companyeare running a, tunnelin the
hill, and are in about one Misunderstanding
feet, and about one hundred feet from the
surface. The ledge, as struck at that depth,
is four feet wide, and shows gold to the eye
through every portion Of the roek-smooth
wall rock on each side. One pound of.the
quartz was poundedein a mortar and, yielded
twenty cents.
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Dissolution of CO. Partnership,

NOTICE is hereby given. that the copartner-
owens 4 Douglas, is dissolved by mutual consent.
The accounts of said late firm will be settled by
me. All persons indebted to the late firm, will
please settle their accounts Immediately with the
Undersigned The Saloon, while undergoing re-
pairs, will be closed, but will soon be opened
again under the supervision of,
nl2W3 JOHN TAYLOR.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-01-28

WAsHINGToN's birthday BALL.-Messrs. Barber
& Oldham, of the City Hotel, are making huge
preparations for the accommodation of the guests
at the coming anniversary. ball. The City Hotel
is being greatly enlarged, andimproved generally
We understand that Olmsdale's Pacerville Band
have been invited, and will be here in full. The
proprietors are going to more than ordinary out
lay of tin e and money to give the dance,loving
people of the BASIN an opportunity of. enjoying
themselves to their hearts content.
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SUMMONS.

Territory of Idaho, County Of Boise-ss.
In the District Court in and for said County.
Anna Newton VS.. Isaac Newton.
NOTICE is hereby given to said defendant that plain
tiff has filed in the Clerks Office of said court, her
complaint for the purpose of obtaining divorces and if
defendant fail to appear and make defense at the first
term of said court which shall be held after epublica
ton of this notice for three months in succession evil
dence will be heard and said will bedecided at said
term WAITE MILLER.
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
idaho City, January q, 1865. 13mS
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-01-28

NEwspAPoR1AL.-Jas 0'Meara has retired
from the editorial control of the Eugene. Re-
view, andis succeeded by Mr.. A. Noltner, the
proprietor of the paper.
!. T. T'Yault is succeeded in the Jackson
vile Intelligencer, by r. J. Malone, formerly
of the Corvallis Union.
Rev. w !. F. .Boyakin has taken the editorial
control of. the Corvallis Gazette.
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County Treasurer's Notice.

DERSONS holding County Warrants numbered
L as follows-l9, 20, 81, IS, l57, l79, 206, SAT,
6l9, 634, 636, 638, 643, 65l, 655, $50, 657, $50,
Gel, 664, 66s, 1885, 7O4, 7O5, 1855, ISL 745 and 552
are notified thai the same are now redeemabe and
will be paid on presentation, ard if not presented
within sixty days from this date the amnants will
be appropriated to the payment of outstanding
warrants, and that said warrants notso presented
will cease to bear interest from sixty days hereof.
Jan. II, l865nlzw3 A. SI0GUM. Co. TT.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-01-28

For Rev. Mr.. NEwToN.-Mr. C: L. Goodrich
informs us that he has obtained quite a contfibu-
ton for the benefit of Rev. C. Fl. S. Newton, who
has been engaged in religious services here for
some weeks past. It will be presented.to him as
an appreciation of his talent and worth. The list
of contributors will be handed to US for publica.
ticn soon.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-01-28

The funeral of Patrick O'Toole; who died IN the
early portion of the week, was largely attended
those who knew him, and left numerous friends
behind him. The funeral rites were performed by
Rev. Father Poulin assisted by Rev. Father Mes
pile.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-01-28

Mr.. E. VoGLE will give another ball at his place
at Pine Grove, on next Wednesday evening. The
last one attended there was highly spokenot by
all, and doubtless the coming one will be happy
affair. A free sleigh will leave Idaho City on,that
evening.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-01-28

BULLIoN.-Parties wishing to- see some noble
bricks, the least Of which weighs so pounds, at
7 Robertson & Co., Jewelry Store. They are from
the Orc Elmo ledge, Owyhee.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-01-28

CoLD.-The weather during the past week has
been the coldestof the season. The thermometer
varied between twenty and twenty.three degrees
below zero.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-01-28

THE mercantile frm,of Highly &. Butler, at Pla.
those who wish to purchase anything that free
holder, householder miner, ''any other man . are
likely to want.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-01-28

/ SHOOTING. MATcH.-There is to.be shooting for
money. beef, game, &C., .at Toms. Saloon, Buena
Vista, Tomorrow at ten O'clock.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-01-28

ARRIvALs.--Hon.. J.. j., May made his return
from California on Monday last; also Hon.. Arch
Turner, Collector of Internal Revenue, has lately
returned from visit to San Franciscoa.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-01-28

If your Hair fsiThin and Fall
ing OF,
USE OROCKE1TS AlNYGDALINE.
If your hair is dry and disposed to split
USE, CROCKE1'IrS ANYGDALLNE.
fyou wish your hair SOFT glossy, and beautiful,
USE CROCKETIrS AMYGDALLNE.
If your head is full of dandruf,
USE CROGKETIDS AMYGDALLNE. .
: IF you wish your hair to grow,
USE CROCKETInS AMYGDALIME.
If you have any disease of the scalp.
j USE CROCKEI'I'S AAfYGDALLWE.
/ If you wish to retain your hair for life,
USE NOTHING BUT CROCKETT
AMYGDALINE.
1T is the finest Hair Dressing in the world The Per-
i fune used is such that the Amygdaline will always
retain it, and will not become rancid by age in fact it
is perfect in every particular Prof. Crocetts Amygda
line be had of all druggists and dealers everywhere
Price, 50cents. r. HALL & CO.. Proprietors,
corner Commercial and Sansome streets, S. F. CAL.
R6 Ask for Crocketts Amygdaline, and take other
[12m3l
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3erttrs Current.

CORRECTED WEEKLY, BY HGGBY d co
Dealers IN General Merchandise Groceries and
PROVISIONS. Cor. Main and TTaH Sts.
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ROBERTSON & CO.,
WalchmakerS, jewelers., AsSayerS,.

CIppOSUesVVHtCGS EdWLIHSe3
Mafhs Street. idaho City.
ETAVE PORSALE. fine and welLselectedp
Ill. Stock, of American and English Levers,
Anchor, Dnplex4~an Chronometer Watches,
Diamonds Pins, Rings Chains.
Bracelets; and ladies Settss
of the most approved styles Clocks, Silver auda
SilverPfated Casters, Wine Csskets, Cups, Bas-
kets, spoons and Forks, Fine Pocket Cutlery,
] Colts and Deringer's Pistols
Meerschaum Pipes. Toys, Notions, &C., &c.
Particular attention given, to the REPAIRING or.
WAToHEs. SOLID GOLD JEWELRY Ma DE TON
ORDER, of the latest Style. ALL KINDS OF
Ores and Metals AsSayedg an6aa
RETURNS MADE WITHIN FOUR HOURS.
We guarantee our assays, andwill pay any DIFF
ference which may arise between them and any"
of the UNITED STATES MINIS. 8tf
Special Deposits Received r
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet., 1865-12-23
UUTH HASE CUNNEhV VB THIhU AID
LAUREL STREETS,
Notary Public.

WOULD most respectfully announce to my
4 friends and the public gensrslly, that am
now prepared to make Inventories, Appraiss-
Matrimonial Contracts and Instruments Of Writ
ing, to hold Family Meetings, and Meetings Of
Creditors, DO.
All business entrusted to me will be attended
to with promptness and dispatch. rra
JNO. WI. TRACY, t1
.ywstSce oftse Peace and Notary Public,
oetl< 0aics, Corner Third and Laurel SITS.
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet., 1865-12-23
The Gazette \ Golaet
GEN ERAL NEWS.

G.. w. Buckley, President of the
Knights of the Golden Circle, has
been released from Fort Warren. He
had been imprisoned for two years
and eight months.
They talk Of putting up one hun
dred thousand dollar hotel at Meridian.
(Miss.)
The National Intellsgencey. announ-
ces that immediately upon the public
alton Of Lieut.. Gen. Grants report,
the resignation of Major Gen. Butler
vas accepted by the President.
The chaplain of the old 9Th Mass.
chusetts regiment is writing its history
to be published by Lea & Shepard.
Our readers may recolleet that this is
the regiment which was assaulted in
passing through Baltimore at the com.
nencement of our late civil war
Mrs Sarah j. Holmes, aged sixty.
four, and Esquire I4arain, aged sixty
eight, residing near BeIlair, Va, re,
Gently ran away and got marriel.
They ran away from their children,
who opposed the match. ~
Roman tombs, more than fifteen
hundred years old, containing elmer:
ary urns and fragments of pottery,
have been exhumed close to Windsor
Castle.
MAxIMs. - All men have three dis
tinct characters. They are what they
appear to others; what they believe
themselves to be, and what they
really are.
Every man wishes to have friend
but no one ever thinks of being one
himself.
Of two friends there is never but
one who is the friend of the other.
Have no neighbors if you wish tc
live in good intelligence with them.
Learned people 90 further into the
mud than the balance OF mankind
but they sink deeper.
Ownership is contract, by which
man upon giving certain sum oi
money, renounces everything which
is not shut up between four walls.
There is but one BAD woman in the
world and every crusty husband
thinks he has got her.
Many people never think, they only
think they think. " O. Crescent
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet., 1865-12-23
IMPORTANT ORDER.
HEADQUARTERS BUREAU REFUGEES, FREEDMEN AND !
ABANDONED LANDS, STATE OF LOUISIANA,
New Orleans, December 4, 1855.

HEADQUARTERS BUREAU REFUGEES, FREEDMEN AND
ABANDONED LANDS, STATE OF LOUISIANA,
New Orleans, December 4, 1855. }
Circular No 20.
The following rules for the interpreta-
ton of contracts between employers and
| freedmen are announced 4af
/. Blank forms will be distributed from
this office for the purpose OF securing uni
| formity in contracts and to indicate the
matters concerning which the parties
should contract. Beyond this the bar
gains must be entirely voluntary and un-
constrained.
Laborers shall choose their employers,
and it is their privilege, as we'll as their
duty to obtain the best terms they can for
their services.
All contracts for labor should be made
in triplicate, and should be approved by
the A gent of the Bureau, for the Parish
in which the parties reside one copy to
be retained by the employer, and the other
two copies sent to this office one to be for
warded to Washington. ....,
Contracts made otherwise than as thus
prescribed, will not be regarded as bind
ing by the Bureau nor as meriting it's in
reference to enforce them, unless for the
protection Of the laborer.
Q. AS far as practicable, all the mem bers
+ of the same family should contract con-
Jointly for their labor, so that the mum Der
of useful hands and the number of infrm
who have TO be supported, may be regarded
in fixing the rate of pay. Tho labor of
minor children to be contracted for by
their parents or guardians, and, IN the alb
sence of either, by the Agent of the Bu
reau.
9. The monthly wages must be Just
com pensation for the labor required to be
performed.
4. Twenty six days, of ten hours each,
in summer, and nine hours in winter, be
tween the hours OF daylight and dark,
shall be considered a month.
5. Any work in excess of this will be
considered as extra labor, and six hours
will be considered as an equivalent for q
days work, and fractional parts of the six
hours will be paid tor at the same rate.
G. Laborers working extra time will be
allowed half ration extra for each and
every six hours labor performed.
7. In addition to the monthly wages
paid to laborers, good and wholesome
ratisus, com Portable clothing and quarters,
medical attendance and just treatment,
and the opportunity for instruction OF
children will be furnished free of charge !;
but the rations, clothing and quarters, fuel
and other privileges granted by the en-
ployer are part of the consideration which
he rays for the services of the laborer, aud