New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-27

pnon the for support within the meaning Of this
act who is able TO find employ neni aua sou, W. Az
dusiry exerons avoid such desuton suffering OF ao
psndence ., - -. ..o.., t,oh
rnary g. sG emitted TO amend an act entitled an act
f the collection OF direct In iHsurrectionay districts
s9 me sds in the parishes q ST. Hsna and
ST. Luke $. G.. were bid IN by inc Ohtea SeateS, ~ ~
REDEEM, Of said lands has expred and rsas IN aceori
instructions issued by President Lincoln On tne
10th day Of September 1863 tothe United States peGs i
Commissioners for Sonth Carolina certain lands bid IN by the
Uoel stlies the parish Of ST. Helena 10 SAID state were
part slj by the sail Tax Commissioners 10 heads OIL ics
OF the African race in parcels Of not more Than twenty acres
to each plrchaser and ree under the SAID instruction.
b.. SAID Tax Commissioners id also set apart as
Ct parcels Of sud in said parish numbered on tner p
tirt-ihree Intensive msklns an "ssfes''e
OF six thousand acres more or lees; therefore,
re uTher enacted That the sales made to heads OF iam
file, OF the African under the Instructions OF rresucn.
Lincoln 70 the United Direct Tax Commissioners fr
south Carolina Of date Of September l6 lso3 az hereby con
such head of families By said Direct Tax Commissioners shall
he into certificates OF sale in eli cases wherein the
rcmair,c unsold which come within the designation
being acres less shall be disposed oil aeeofdns
syc = that all other lands bid BY the United States ct
tax sales being 900 or less and now IN tho
Wned states in tie parishes Of st. iIeena ST. Like
cepng the school farms specified IN ne preceding section"
poses at Hilton Head Ray Point, and Lands End and eN
ccptne The City OF port ROYAL on 81 Helena Island ana
ceres each 81 80 per to such peraon and TO snch
opy have acquired and are now eceayng lands SHoT
order dated uaunah Co. Jan 6 1905 end the remain
enS "a cnjred lands agreeably the said order Of
Gen Sherman but who haye been dsosesed Dy hc rCslo
alton Of The same former owners provided that the lands
od In compliance with the provisions ot and the preceding
section shat moi be aenaed by tier purchasers Wun Elk
YEAR. from and after the passage OF this act
SIC q That the school te parish Of Saint Helena
s. C. sho be sci subject to hascs Of re same by the
day Of JanuaTy s al not less than $40 per and the
lots in the City Port Royal land down by The said Tax
ommsioners and the and the houses ia the town 81
beaufort s held in like manner shall be sod AZ
public auction ana tie proceeds Q, III, u s no ,Sre,ps1 i
United States bonds the interest Of which sbal be appFo
pated uader the direction o. INC 10 s"o s
nIands in the parishes Of 81. Helena and st. LIKE
SIC O. That the Assistant Commissioners r South Caro-
lea and eora arc hereby authorized all claims
lands their respective States which are claimed under
the provisions Of Cen sermsns special ned ORDER aha 70
give each having valid chm warrast upon the d.
rect Tar Commissioners for south Carolina Tor 20
but in no TO aey assigns presenting such
ton for of years. But q any time thereafter
upon payment Of snm not exceeding 20 per acre the
sale OF fad 20 fom the Direct Tax
er or officer be authoredto Issue the same bat
warrant sh u DO held Nad Inser lhah Two years a'ef me
SIC TO- T1st ihe Direct Tax South Caro-
tcae day the lands designated in section into lots
20 with proper mees ana bounds distinctly marked
40 that the several tracts shall be convenient In form and
practicable have an h'erae OF fertility and woodland
end the expense a such surveys ss DC pa rom he OF
received Tor other hnds o. these ,nds so by the
United for and now In the hands oil the Direct
SIC H. That upon completion Of the transfers Of the said
lands in the mauler specified IN the preceding sections the
President Of toe United shall have TO restore 10
their former the nds occupied by persons under
Gen Sbermans special field order dared at Savannah Ga
Jan G 1905 excepting such lands may have been sold by
the United m taxes but such restoration sa not De
made until after the crops Of the present year shall have been
gathered by the occupants said lands nut fair com
shall have been made 10 them Tor all
or berments erected constructed thereon and amer due
az shall been given Dy
81 IT, That The Commissioner shall have to ses
hold use Se all buildings and ,enenents, and any
spTeainipg e or otherwise formerly owned
nv or claimed properly Of the socalled Confederate
States, and heretofore disposed Of by The United States
and buildings Or lands held In trust io the same by any
ss e ss1 s e 9ii Ss zee
the shah be withdraw the states which have
made provision for education Of their cits without dis
Color shall receive the sum remaining nnc 1eended
OF such sales or rentals which shall BE- distributed among said
States for purposes proportion 10 their population
SIC IA Tha, the Commissioner of this Bureau shall at al
time. with private benevolent associations OF cit-
gems In n freedmen aud with AGENTS add teachers duly nc
credited appointed by them and i hire OF provide oy
ase purposes OF education. whenever such
enons sh without cost to The TUTGs suitable
teachers aud means Of ana be sha furnish saea
may be required for the safe conduct OF snch
schools. $500 ,
cour,e of uics has been interrupted by the Re-
bcou and unl shalt be fully rcstored and IN every
State district where relations 10 zoe
un State shn have been restored In suen and
the rgt to make and enforce contracts BY pac. and
give evidence inherit purchase lease s bold and con-
ssseG Of q. laws and proceedings
bsry personal security and the aeqnstion. epoymsnt
coa right to bear arms. shall ,. secured
and enjoyed by Al tho State district without.
70 Ia r. IL s'Sf or s or
Of judicial Proceedings has been interrupted % ss
sha have been restored In It's Constitutional rea
Ons to the Government and shall be duly IN the
Commissioners and officers Of the Bureau and under such
and regulations the President through the Secretary
Of War shall prescribe. eItond military protection and
have military jurisdiction over oil and questions
concerning the free q such mmunities and rights
penalty punishment for any violation OF law shall DO
imposed or permitted OF color previous
condition Of slavery other greater than tie penalty or
which white be lsbl by law Tor the
like osnse but The Jurisdiction conferred by this section 1pon
the ordinary course Judicial PROCEEDINGS has been inter
rup,ed by the Rebellion aud she cease IN every state when
nrbed In the peacebe justice and after snch State
shah be fully restored its constitutional relations to the
Government and shall be duly represented In the Congress Of
SIC Is That eli officers agents and empyes Of this b.
the oath prescribed In section Of che to which this
amendment and ell acts or parts OF acts nconssent
with the provisions OF this act are hereby repealed.
! COMMITTEES OP CONFERENCE ON THE ARMY APPR0pRI-
ALTON.
Mr. SHERMAN called up the Army Appropriation ball,
and moved that the Senate insist upon its amendments
and appoint Committee Of Conference the disagree
ing votes.
ADJOURNMENT.
The Senate at q O'Clock went into executive session,
and soon aftcr adjourned.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
PAYMENT or OHIO MILITIA.
Mr.. BINGHAM Ohio, from the Committee on Military
Affairs, reported bill for the payment Of the eth sth ana
18th Regiments Of Ohio Volunteer Militia OF Cincinnati
Bards Company of Cavalry and Pausens Battery during
the time they In the service Of the United States
The bill was read three times and passed.
TUE CASE OF DoRRANCR ATwATER.
On motion Of Mr.. ScHENCK, tho Committee on Military
Affairs was discharged from the further consideration OF
the case Of Doance Atwaer, referred TO 1t yesterday
by the resolution offered by Mr. Hale and the same was
referred to a Select Committee OF five.
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