The tri-weekly news. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1865-1876, 1865-08-26
Tie Mode Il Applying for P&'aona

hs3 JOYernoTe rarSolis, Oh AIaDama, mas
issued the following letter relative to ap.
iplications for pardon by citizens Of shab.
State; gS4
EXECUTIVES DEPARTMENT OF ALABAMA r
MoNrooMERy, ALABAMA, July 25,
For the purpose of enabling those who
desire to apply for pardon to'do SO with
as little delay as possible, they viii do
well to notice the following points in
their applications
lst. Are you under arrest2 II so,
by what authority, and with what often.
cesare you charged2 49, i4.
I'd. Did you order the taking Of Fort
Morgan or Mount Vernon Arsenal, or
aid in taking or advise the taking Of
either Of them
Sd. Have You served on any vigi.
lance committee during The war, before
which persons charged with disloyalty to
the Confederate States have been ex-
amined or tried ? Ifso. when and where
and hoy often. What person or persons
were tried or examined by you ? What
sentence was passed or decision madein
such case? When, where and by
whom, was it carried into exec,;-
ton d? Y .@
4th. Tlas any person been shot or
hung BY your order for real or supposed
disloyalty to the Confederate States2 If
SO, by what authority did you give that
order Who have been executed by
vir.ue of that order? When and where
was it done2 State all the facts you
rlly on to justify such an action on your
part. is.
5th. Have you shot or hung, or
aided in shooting or hanging, any per.
son for real or supposed disloyalty to the
Confederate States 2 Ifso, when, where
and how many,7 State all the fac,s and
circumstances yol may rely on to Justify
this action Of, your part.
9th. Have You ordered or been EN-.
gagged in hunting any one with dogs who
was dIsloyal to the Confederate States,
or supposed to be I? II so, when, where
and how many? State ali the facts
you rely on tojustify this action.
7th. Where you in favor OF the SO.
called ordnance of secession at the time it
was passed, oil the llth day of January
1862
9Th. No one is bound 20 crininate
himself Therefore the applicant can ex.
ercise his own pleasure in this behalfas
to any one Of the foregoing interrogato.
ries, except the first. y its,-fsa
9th. The following must be answered
in addition to such other facts as the ap.
plicant may be advised or thinks proper
to state: - t4f1%'' ~
10th. VIII you be peaceabls and
loyal citizen in the future 2 t%a''
18th. Have any proceedings been
instituted against your property under
the confscation act ? 'E'str h'
18th. Is any property belonging to
you in the possession ofthe United States
authorities as abandoned property or
otherwise =? - 80
LEWIS Il. PARSONS.
Provisional Governor of Alabama.
twH. -. .a---,- -.s. 3. $50
The RAILRoADs-The officers ofthe
North Carolina railroad have the man.
agement of the whole of that important
public work save the 4S miles between
Raleigh and Goldsboro, and we learn
that the proposition of the government
to put the mails been accepted by the
President OF the Company, on it and the
rates proposed to be paid have Hon. Nat.
Boyden. The Raleigh and CASTOR road
is in the hands Of the Company, never
having been used as a military road;
tile Wilmington road is about to be
turned over if it has not been already,
TO the Company and Mr.. Thomas the
President of the Atlantic and North
Carolina road, has made demand for
the surrender ofthat work, being ready
TO pledge that all government freights
shalt faithfully transported. We do
not believe that the government Or its'
agents desire to retain posssssion Of any
OF these works longer than is absolutely
necessary, and hencs we shall be able
tc announce within few days, we have
no doubt, that ali the roads in. Tia zhaads