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TAX NOTICE.
rFHR TAXPAYERS OF OH

III X TAXPAYERS OF OHIO
l. County will take notice that shall be pre-
pared to receive the State, County and School
Taxes for the year 1865, in the several Town
ships, at the times and places hereinafter men.
toned, and that deduction Of 81 per cent. on
the State Tax will be allowed to those who shall
pay all their taxes ON or before the LIST day of Oc
tober, 1865, at the SheriNs office, or at the times
and places specified, viz:
Washington Tp.-At the First Ward Hose
House, Septemberls, 10 and %.
Madison Tp.-At the Hope Hose Houss, Sep
TENDER 81, % and %.
Clay Tp.-At the Sherifrs Office, September
Is 10 and %.
Union Tp-At the Rough and Ready Hose
House, September 81 % and %.
Centre Tp.-At the Fifth Ward School House,
September 25, 26 and "a.
Webster Tp-At Isaac Freezes Store Room,
Henry Echols' old stand,) September ., y and
30.
Richie Tp--At the South Wheeling School
House, September 10 and ~, and at Adams
School House. September %.
Triadelphia Tp.--At f. Hers Ghe place oil
voting September II, Il and Is.
Richland Tp-At Clinton p. o.. September
10; at A A. Anison's Smith Shop, September 10.
and at Atkinsons School House, September 20.
Liborty Tp.-At Valley Grove p. 0. Septem-
Der IA and Is, and at Samuel Bells Store, West
Liberty, September 10. Is
augls.till octl Sheriff Of Ohio Co
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CITY AND STATEN NEWS.
r,s Gold aud Oiher Markets, and
ui.ceiiancous Waiter &" De fo""" o"
-, Faurth Page.

Az EARLY RISER IN LMBo.-Aoout
,bree o'clock on Saturday morning one
If onr city policemen was awakened from
=. SUMMERS and informed that man
,r.s attempting to break into clothing
fore on Monroe street. He immediately
arose dressed himself, and hurried to the
,,,c which was said to be in danger,
,vbere he found man standing on the
awning posts, attempting to enter Sc
cond story of the building. The police
man ordered the man to come down
Some misunderstanding occurred wheh
,be policeman drew his revolver, the
light of which brought the man to the
ground almost rs quickly as If its con-
tents had been discharged. The man
said he worked in the clothing house,
had some particular work TO do ana
wished to get au early start; he had en-
TO arouse the boy sleeping IN
the store. but failing to do this he con
rluded to enter through one of the win
Jows. The policeman thought the sus'
ricious circumstances attending the case
warranted the detention of the man and
accordingly placed him in til" lnek-up tor
farther consideration. Soon alter DAY
ljoht the policeman was called upon 10y
al. nroprictor of the house. who stated
,h,t the man worked in the store, and,
having a coat to finish early on Saturday
hr had promised to cone early Ill the
The tailor was released from
Juronre vile, and it is said lie finished
th,. coat ut the time promised.
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UNPRoFIrABLE MoDE OF COLLECTING
OLD DEBTs.-On Saturday morning col
Iector from a Main street house called
mon a debtor on Water street and pre-
sented a bill for TWENTY-FIVE dollars
Some angry words passed, when the col,
lector struck the debtor, and Il lively lit
tie skirmish ensued Complaint being
made, Judge Good fined the collector tit
teen dollars and costs amounting in all
to between eighteen and twenty dollars
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AT the present term of the Wetzel
county Circuit Court, now being held at
New Martinsville, r. ID. Leggett, eharg-
ed with the murder of John Hall, in
August, 1864, was acquitted. w II Old
ham, Esq, OF Marietta, O., J. ID Ewing,
Esq, of New Martinsyille, and w ID.
Boreman, Esq, of Parkersburg, appear
ed as counsel for the prisoner and Pros
acuting Attorney Lauck, on behalf of
the State, was assisted by j. G. Chandler,
aud G. L. Cranmer, Esqs, of this city.
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EVENING SCHooL.-As may be seen in
an advertisement in another column, an
evening school is to be opened tomorrow
evening in the German Catholic church
centre Wheeling 1t is designed to teach
both German and English, and the gen-
tleinen who have it in charge are fully
competent to impart instruction in either
language 1t will doubtless prove of
great service to many persons who are
compelled to labor during the day.
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DR.. M'BRIDE, accompanied by another
gentleman and two ladies, while out
buggy riding on the National Road yes
terday afternoon, was thrown over an
embankment into the Creek. The vehl-
Gle was badly broken, but its occupants
were but little injured.
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The prospects fora full turn out at the
Democratic Convention at Triadelphia
are very tlattcring, and it is thought ev
cry delegate will he i'll attendance. A
special train will leave the llcmpiield
Railroad depot ut one o'clock precisely.
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AYoUNG LADY named Lancaster was
thrown from horse on Saturday eve
ming. on Fifth street, near the Lindsey
Institute. She sustained injuries about
her head which were painful but not
dangerous. Medical aid was called and
the wounds were dressed.
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DRY GooDs.-We call attention to the
advertisement of P. Kennedy, which ap'
pears elsewhere. Mr.. X has just fitted
ND his store room in the latest and most
handsome style. and he has on hand one
of the largest and most complete stocks
of dry goods ever brought to the city
embracing everything usually kept in a
first class dry goods house.
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MUNICIPAL CoURT.-In this Court on
Saturday George Crumbacker was fined
s. and costs, for fighting; Lawrence Cady
SO and costs, for disorderly conduct;
Andrew Miller, for two assault and bat
terry charges, was fined 81 and costs in
each
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THE REMAINS of the late VIM. Weis-
CARRIER, and old and respected citizen of
Centre Wheeling. were yesterday after
noon followed to their last resting place
in the Peninsula cemetery by the Odd
Fellows and a large conconrse of citi-
znpS
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MEssRs. J. C. Orr & Co, always ahead
of time and well supplied with every
thing in the book and wallpaper line,
have inst received an unusually large
stock of school books, wall papers, note
and letter papers, and a full assortment
of everything in their line of trade.
Drop iu at No. 100 Main street and Sc
cure bargains.
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CITY HENS.
House Wanted.

A small house, containing two or three
rooms and kitchen, is wanted by care
full, prompt-paying tenant. Application
NAV be made at the REGISTER Office.
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TO INVALID SOLDIERS,
Ana a3i hcrEutursun atc-.
8rtih .ial Lees AIMS u Gi0tohe5

rREa. .r,rgoVLA1.N - ~, a.. Ma s..
at
FrEk SEVERAL AsAs- .N-
n PERIENCE ia inu .naDuI.rJilc ~ Ari,.
tcLll Arms Iegs lnG CTuLches tii- d.i,irrslg1cd
hatiers himself IHst Hc ~ 1O~ aJ.s Ia gave rn-
tire satisfaction I" III rhpS" needing any thipg
IN his line He warrants bis articles "a b. a.
serviceable, durable aud heht as c..n be- mann.
factured As evidence he refers tO the following
voluntary certificates:
To Charles BehIer, Agent Wheeling
U. 5. GENERAL HOSPITAL
WHEELING. w. Va, April 18th, 1865.
take pleasure In stating TO You that have
carefully examined the Artificial Legs manu-
featured by Lombard Legran, and for which you
are agent For simplicity OF construction "a
well as durability and convenience, have never
seen anything 20 equal them, and Therefore
checrfuily recommend them TO any who ere un.
fortunate enough 10 need artificial limbs.
Very respectfully your obedient servant
JUHN KIRKER,
A. A. Surgeon, q. 5. A, In charge
wHEENo, W. Va, April 9th, 1855.
have carefully examined the Artificial Legs
of lombard Lesran, and find them simple In
their construction, Of good workmanship, light
and very substantially made. They win 10
quite az serviceablc a. any artificial legs In use,
and on account Of their simplicity and strength
less liable TO need repairs. cheerfully recon.
mend them to any who may need artificial lirnbs.
JOHN FRISSELL
A. A Surgeon. q. s. A
WHEELING, W. Va, April 18th, 1855,
The Artificial Legs offered Tor sale by Charles
Behler, Agent, can recommend for the follow
ing advantages: simplicity In structure. strength
Of material and economy in price
Respectfully, r. w. HAZLnIT
Surgeon Board Of Enrolment
II affords me much pleasure TO state that Leon.
ha,d Ieoran. corner of East Commons Ale.
oheny has furnished me with an artificial leg,
rat can use well after one weeks using /
chserfnIIy recommend 70 all who are unfortunate
snoueh 10 need one TO give him call.
LEWIS RANLEY,
springdale. Allegheny county. Pa
For further particulars cal on, or address,
LE0NHARD LEGRAN,
No. - Ohio Street. Allegheny City, Pc,
Or. CHARLES BEHLER Agent
my4 Monroe Street. Wheeling w We.
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THE Collector from this Office will call
on subscribers on the East Wheeling
route ia day (Monday).
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FEDERAL COURT-Judgc j. j. Jackson
Presiding In this Court OH Saturday an
order was entered restoring to John
Knote all his real estate and any monies
in the hands of the United States Mar
shall accruing from the sale of Knote's
real estate By this action Mr. Knote
will have some nine or ten thousand dol
lars restored to him.
In the case of Gardner, of Hancock
county, charged with violating the In
ternal Revenue Law 10y giving in false
returns, the jury returned a verdict of
guilty.
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RIvER.-The river was rising slowly
last evening with about eleven feet wa
ter in the channel
The Pine Grove on her last trip TO this
city, broke a shaft when near Sisters
vile. She was towcd here by the Citi-
zen, discharged her freight, and left i'll
tow of the same boat for Pittshurg,
where she will undergo repairs.
Capt. Murine on Saturday received Il
dispatch from Cincinnati, stating that
the steamer Express had been raised. and
would be lowed to that port and repair
ed. She will he in running order in
about n month.
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THE following named gentlemen are
delegates from the townships deSignat-
ed. to the Democratic Convention which
meets in Triadelphia to-day:
Richlapd TowNshp-A. ]. Wilson. A.
l. Allison, A. NJ. Jacob, Joseph Morgan
and VIM. Bruner.
Richie Tornskip.-Wm. Il. Martin, VIM
Tonncr, NJ Grecnlee, George Gocl,nan
Fred. Brinkman.
Centre ToWRship.-G. w. Rumble, john
Hoffman, Capt. A. Wilson, James Max
well. Julias Bombarger. Alternatcs-
John A. White, John Vogler, WIN Pat
ton, Jas. 6. Whyte, Daniel Kryter
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OANNRD TOMATOES, GREEN
" Com, Peaches, Cove Oysters, Iobsterss S&r-
dimes. Pine Apple, Blackberries, and Jeiiies OF
eyery description, for sale low By
jelS BOOTH. BATTELLz 4 co.
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ARRESTED ON \ CHARGE OF FELONY.
A mam named j. T. Mellor, from Balti-
more. was arrested i'll this city on Satur-
day. by Officer Fender, and committed t"
.uil, by Justice OF the Peace Geo. Duty,
Tor felony. MellOr came to this city a
short time since and took boarding at the
house of Mrs Billiard, on Fourth street.
He roomed with Nh Hall, VIII" Is an
AGENT for patent gas burner On IA l.
urdav morning Hall missed about tW"
hundred dollars worth of gas burners,
and suspicion Immediately fell upon
Nellor. who was making arrangements
to leave the city. Mell"r was arrested
and in his trunk was found the stolen
Gas burners. He Was committed to Jail'
10 await hearing before the Circuit
Cont Mellor says he is from BaItl-
more. where he has wife aud one chlld.
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NOTICE.

u,HE PARTNKRaHIP HERETO
FORE existing under the name of L. Beck
man 4 Co, ct Gnyandotte, w. Va. was dis
solved November ist 1851, by mutual consent.
All fhoss indebted to- tho late frm win please
settle with Joseph Emsheimer, Ct GaliPolis o;
sspSim Z. EExKMA6G
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cocoa CREAM FOR THE HAIR

cocoa CREAM FOR THE HAIR.
Cocoa Cream for the Hair.
Cocoa Cream for the Hair.
Away with your Grey Hair.
Away with your Grey Hair.
No more rancid POmades!!
No more rancid Pomadesl
If you want something elegant,
If you admire delicious Perfume
If you desire soft and silky Hair,
II you want your Hair preserved,
If you ant your Hair TO grow,
If you want to prevent premature Badness,
If You want to be rid OF Dandruh,
Use the Cocoa Cream.
Use the Cocoa Cream.
Use the Cocoa Cream.
Use the Cocoa Cream.
Use the Cocoa Cream.
Price 35 cents bottle.
For sale by
LAUGHLINS & BUSHFIELD,
iu2S Wheeling, W. Va
THE BEST PREPARATION in the world for
il Coug : f:old is DR.. Tanners Cough Mixture
Try it. Fpr sale by Chas. Graham, Main street
Centre " Keeling and druggists generally.
FRESH CANNED PEACHES. strawberries, pine
apples, cove oysters, Holsters, sardines, catsups
of all kinds, together with full supply of fine
groceries constantly on hand and for sale by
BOOTH BATTELLE Co., Steamboat Agents,
corner Monroe and Water streets.
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REPUBLICAN CONTROVERSIAL the
Township meetings held Saturday night,
the following named gentlemen were ap-
pointed delegates to the Republican Con-
vcntion which meets at the Court House
in this city, tomorrow afternoon:
Washington Township Jos. Scybold, s
Irwin, w. Holiday ii Armstrong
Madison Towrshp. Frew, ] Z
Wilson, T. +. Beans.
Clay Tounshp.-Daniel Peck, Or }. c
Hupp, A. B Caldwell.
Union ToUnshp.-James Laundcr, L
l. MNeely, John Clayton.
Centre Tornship.-Daniel Lamb, John
Roemer, III. b Hubbard
Vebster ToWnship -Heury Wallace, Jas.
Wilson, Alex Kunkle
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CLOTHES WRINGER.
THE UNIvRRsAL
CLOTHES WRINGER ! !
WITH CoG9!

..Great Family EcoRomiser.'
iCHIs MACHINE HAS ALBRNY
Il acquired a world. wide reputation a oei1g
the most popular and complete Of an household
ntenzils' No expense 10 withheld 70 make IT
perfect The frame i; Of hard ISed q 1 sss
Quality and saiEanised. Tho rolls, which are
supplied with eogs, are large. Of solid {9beer.
and yery elastic; and being cast In moolds, arc
-Tootb Uniform and very durable.
The Universal Clothes Wrsnger VIII Ncrk
soar times az fast ~ can be done by hane with
one. fourth the labor, and mneh artef. and
wings anything from . six glove 70 . Butch
Market: e simple, strong and durable. and WI
not ret out of repair Any servant VIII use II
With safety to the machine and with great saving
of wear 10 the clothes. II b readily and frnly
secured 20 the tabs ny thieknesa and can b
instantly detached sst aside. Sold by
ID. 8. McDONAL,
rO5 Haia ssrsef, Ez1siing. (oae door tsios
| MekoEs Tariety 6tor<l where Cloak MAKING
stamping, Brziding and Emhroidering - nseuy
s1scatsd b. accomplished lady srasa
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RE ~ .rtrEovL4.l.N - IL, i. '..4I. Ri, ,
..AtJ|.E
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Chief Justice Chase, the Great Negro
Worshipper

We Of the XcruM are no Worship
pcrs Of the negro. Outside Of re-
ligion. the only thing we worship is
the Constitution of the United States.
According to the Constitution the
question OF negro suffrage is left to lhe
several States, aud there VIC are con-
tent to leave it. Nhen the negro
shall have shown his capacity TO vote
by his good conduct un,ler III G severe
test Of sudden emancipation, we shall
be in favor Of extending to him the
privilege Of suffrage. But, when it is
extended, it must be extended in a
Constitutional manner. New York
allows the negro to vote upon certain
conditions, and the right OF the States
10 impose these conditions, each for
itself, has never been questioned by
any sound statesman. Indeed, the
most radical abol,ionists have not
yet venturcd to question it, although
they now exhibit every disposition to
begin the attack. While, therefore,
we have no objection to negro emf
fragc Whenever the masses ut tive race
show themselves worthy o! it, We
insist lh;,. the matter sha.l be settled
constiutionaily. Our position in regard
to the question is one With which no
honest, intelligent man can differ, and
we are satisfied that it is tie position
Of President johnson and A:s admins
traitor. I he social status of the
negro is, Of course. quite another affair.
These thin@s being so, we cordially
sympalhise with the popular iodig
nation at !hc degradation Of the crminc
worn by Cnici Justice Chase, during
his elec'IonccIing tour among the
caNc brakes OF South Carolina. II
Mr.. Chase feels himself untitled for
the Office Of Chief Justice, ii he knows
himself to be incompetent to discharge
its dutic.; and meet It's responsibilities,
he can tender his resignation, which
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TERMS-IN AID VANCE.
Rain on the Roof.

When the humid storm clouds gather
Over all the starry spheres,
And the melancholy darkness
Gently weeps in rainy tears,
lis a Joy to press the pillow
Of IL cottage chamber bed,
And to listen to the pa'ter
Of the soft rain overhead.
Every tinklc on the shin .les
Has an echo in the heart,
And a thousand dreamy fancies
Into busy being start;
And Il thousand recollrctions
Weave their bright hues into woof,
AS listen 10 the pattrr
OF the soft rain on the roof.
There in fancy comes my mother,
AS she used TO years n.onc,
To survey the infant sIecpers,
Ere she left them till tive dawn.
! can See her ben,!iny Ger me,
AS listen 10 the strain
Which is played upon the shingles
Bv the pa;tcr Of the rain
Then my little seraph sister.
With her wings and wavirg hair;
Aud her bri i@ht-evcd cherub brother,
A ser-,r, angelic pair;
Glil" around my wnk.fa pillow
With their praise ol mild rcproof,
AS listen to the murmur
Of the soft RAIN on the roof
And another comes TO ,Eriil me
With her eyes delicious b!uc.
| forget as y'zln~ ON her,
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VOL. mo. 54.<
Headq'Is United States Forces.
CITY OF COLUMBIA. 5. C..
MAY g., Hi,6

GENERAL ORDERS NC. 9.
T NFORMATION having been received at
Il these headquarters Of the existence of
armed bands Of maraudcrs intestin2 the
country and committing dcpredat, as on
the property c! peaceful citizens, it is
hereby ordered that all persons COMPOSING
such will be considered and treated as
outlaws, and if cnught. will receive the
sevcrest punishment ot military law.
The United States Governmen, is dcsr-
Gus. of protecting all pesccf: and law
abiding Citizens, and theC will cor fer
iavor on these headquarters, end do justice
to themselves. hy giving any information
they may have III their possession respect
ing the names and movements of such
bu"ds, and, if possible, aiding in their
capture.
The time has arrived when it bchoovcs
every citizen to do all in lis power to
assist the military forcce of the United
States 10 restore peace and harmony
throughout the land By order of
Lieut.. Col. n. HAUGHTON.
25th o. V. V. l., Con'dg U. S. Forces
City Of Columbia.
W. J. KYLE 21 Lieut. 25ih O. V. = /.
aud Post Adju:nnt. may 29
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uEADOES NORTHERN DISTRICT.

u.ADORS NORTHERN DISTRICT.
DEPARTMENT OF THE Sol III,
OrANcEEvEG, 5. c., May 25, 1868.
CIHCUL-IE.
70 tie Pl,a'cys or South Carolina Residing
wifhin tie Uistrict:
You arc invited. after taking the oath
OF allegiance to the | nitcd States Gclern.
ment prescribed by the President Of {, e
United States in his proclamation Of De-
cc,abcr s, ]SG:, TO make equitable con
tracts for labor with the freedmen Such
contracts. approved by the commander
the nearest military post, will be conSi-
dercd binding en- both parties. and Will le
enforced Ivy the ,cilitary authorities as far
as the cXiscncics of the service viii allow.
The contract Will set forth in words the
freedom of the laborer.
Where the freedman is. from age Or in
trinity unable t." labor and without natu-
raj protector. his support will dcvolye
upon the Parish to which he belongs.
The citizens Of each Parish are request
cd to meet AID devise some method for
providing for such persons; and until si:cl
provision is made they will remain on,
and draw their support from, TIE p!anta-
t;oua where they now are.
(Sisned) JOMN p. NATCII
Dag. Gen. Commanding.
O;l.ciaI:
(Signcd,l EnGAN i. NAN WiHH1r. Capt
a!.I y. D. G. may y
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nfca,e that it is exempt from taxes and
fees as above.
IN. All agents are prohibited from
purchasing any product OF AN insur-
rectionarv State, which shall have
been captured by the military or pav:s!
forces Of the United States, or which
shall have been abandoned by the
lawful owner thereof
X. These regulations, which are in
tended to revoke and annu! all Others
on the SUBJECT heretofore made, vii!
take effect and be in iorce on and after
May 10, 1865.
The undersigned has been appointed
Purchasing Agent at Charleston, and
hereby gives notice that he is prepared
to purchase, in accordance with the
regulations of which the above para
graphs are extracts, all cotton not cap
tured or abandoned, which may be
brought TO him. The war is virtually
closed. and to the end that the people
may, to as full extent as possible, COM
mencc to reap the benefits of state Of
peace, it is desirable that the Old and
regular channels Of trade be rcesrab-
lshed, new ones opened, and the occu
pa1lons Of the people both in city and
country be resumed. 1t is expected
that the purchase Ivy the Treasury De
partment, in good faith, of the cotton
in the country now in the hands of its
owners, returning therefor fair and
honest equivalent, will largely tend to
bring about state OF things so much
to bc desired hy all Restrictions
upon trade are now virtually abolished, !,
and citizens NAV. with few uninpor-
tant exceptions, now purchase and take
away whatever their necessities require;
and | feel satisfied that the disposition
- Go all tha. may he done to !ar.ng
;shout once n,ure i n"rr'': and hr;.:h
condition OF trade will not now be
wanting.
Tie fullest protection will BE- given
upon its arrival AT Charleston. and
such other protection and safe conduct
as the ayel.t may he able to obtain for
cotton in transit, Will be freely afforded
Any further information that may
be required IL regard to the purchase
or sale Of cotton will be chccyi'uiy
given at this office.
j. M. HIATT,
United States Purchasing \ gent.
Approved: JONI =. II HATCH, Brig.
Gene,a' Commanding \. d. d. S.
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Headq'rs United States Forces,
CITY OF COLUMBIA. S. c.,
NJ A.,

CITY OF COLUMBIA. S. c.,
Ma, 26, 1850.
CIRCTLAH.
vENHE following circular from T.cadquar
Il ters Northern District Department of
the South. dated at Orangehur@, $. G i.
May 20. ls63,iS published for the intorma-
ton and guidance Of the planters Of this
District BY conmand Of
n. .HAUGHTON.
Lieut.. Col. 23th R-g'' O. Y. y. l..
Cong IT, 5. Forces, city OF Columbia, ). c.
W. J. KYLE, Lieut.. 25th .. Y. Y. !. and
Post Adiutnn..
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quantity sold, and containing a Ger
nfcate that it is exempt from taxes and
fees as above