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Commissioner of the Freedmens Bureau In Georgia
BUREAU R. F. A. LANDS,
OFFICE Act Asst. Con- STATE GEORGIA,
AUausrA, Ga, April 9Th, 1866.
[C1RouLAR No. A.
The Legislature Of this State having enacted laws
giving persons Of color the right TO make AMI enforce
contracts to sue, be sued to be parties and give evil
depce to inherit to purchase lease, SELL hold and con-
vey real and personal property and to have full and
equal benefit OF all laws and proceedings for the security
of person and esae and declared that hey shall not
be subjected to any other different punishment pain
or penalty for the commission OF any act or offence,
than such as prescribed for whts persona commit
ting he acts ofTences-as appears by the act en-:
Titled "An Act to dene the term persons Of color and
to declare the rights OF such persons approved March
nth I866-ocers of the Bureau in this State will not
hereafter exercise the judicial functions conferr upon
them by Par OF Circular No. Series Of 1s66. from
War Department, Bureau Refugees, Freedmen and
Abandoned Lands.
2 Tho Civil Agents OF the Bure,u, appointed IN COM
plionce with res luton OF tho Georgia State Conven
lion passed October 30h 1866, will continue TO per-
form tho duea and exercise the authority CONFERRED
upon them by Circular No. L. Series OF 1900 rom shis
ofce: bat al cases exceeding their jlr1eGcno7 unless
otlerTIse specially -dyectsd by the Department Com.
mnuder will be turned to the civ. authories OF
the state for adjudication. ,,
Brig. Gen. Vols. and A. a. Coms.
Approved. -, c,,,,a,
Department Of Georgia.
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BY TELEGRAPH,

The CholorS In n Vessel ut Halifax. N. E. :
NEW Yoax, April e.-Adispatch from HshfaH N. s.'
says the steamer England. which had arrived there h
sixty oases OF cholera board and that there had been
forty deaths.
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Washington News.

WASHINGTON, April e.-The President to-dsy sent
Message to Congress. recommending an ezsension OF
the time conferred upon the Southern States to cid In
the extension Of railroads. for hVe years.
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The Test Oath.
The Civil Rights Bill.

The following the names of those who voted for
and against the final passage Of the Civil Rights Bill in
the Senate:
conne.s. Craein Creswen. Edmunds. Fe, ,senden. Eos
ter. Grimes, Harris Henderson, Howard. Howe. Kirk
wood Lane Ind J, Morgan, Morrill, Nye, Poland Pom
eroy. Ramsay, Sherman, sprague Stewart Sumner,
Trufnbull Wade, Wiley Williams. Wilson, Yates-S3
NArs-Messrs. Buckalew, Copan, Davis, Doolttte.
Guth re Hendricks r. johnson. Lane (kan.l McDou-
cali. Nesmith, Norton, Riddle salisbury, Pan Wns<.
wrieht-15.
ApsENr.-Mr. Dixon.
TThe names of the Republicans voting "No" arc in
italic.1
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Election in Augusta, Ga.

AUGUSTA GA April q.-JAs GARDINER was elected
M,yor of this city by hundred and seventy-three
maiority over BLoDoSrr.
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Marine Disaster.

Brig Aponddle. Dix, from Georgetown. g. c.. for
Boston with lumber and naval stores. was dismauted
and waterlogged IN gale March 1. The Captain and
crew were taken from the wreck, on the 19th In lat
tude Al, longitude II. by the schooner Ynter Bird
Hilton master from Boston, for Jeremie and landed at
Turks Island on the 20th thence by the brig Fearles
bound to Porto Rico. The Arond1k registered 1876
tons, was built at Eden, Me in 1883 and hailed from
Fremont
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NOTICE.-TH MONTHS AFTER
date application will be made to the llmore Mutual In
surance Company for renewal Of Certificate No. 1885, for
1s Shares In said Company-said Certificate having
been destroyed or lost by the fire In Columbia
,rornhs tnsmo CHAs. P. sHIERs
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as HALLS VEGETABLE SICILIAN HAIR
REVIEWER RENEwS THE HAIR.
HALLS VEGETABLE SICILIAN HAIR RE-
NEWER
Restores gray hair to the original color.
HALLS VEGETABLE SICILIAN HAIR RE-
NEWER
Prevents tho hair from falling off,
HALLS VEGETABLE SICILIAN HAIR RE-
NEWER
Makes the hair soft and glossy.
HALLS VEGETABLE SICILIAN HAIR RE-
NEWER
Does not stain the skin.
HALLS VEGETABLE SICTLIAN HAIR RE-
NEWER
Has proved itself the best preparation for the hair ever
presented to the public. Price 81
For sale by all druggists. Wholesale by
KING & CASSIDEY,
March IS tu1yrs Charleston.
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LATE NEWS.

NEW ORLEANS, April o.-HeaVy ralns Pfo'aii AZ Ao"-
Tine races have been suspended until tho 7th instant
Some large stables have arrived
There is a crevasse 800 feet wide above Baton Rouge
and many Others It is feared. are below. The whole
country down to Bayou Plaquemine Will be submerged
1t is feared snat the bayou cannot carsy On h
richest sugar and cotton lands In LOUISIANA Crevssses
are feared an over the State. m
promptly They will build machinery and boat alter
Angamsr's patent
been dispersed.
Westerr produce is llvcly aud taken upon arrival
Mrs Gafnos suits are before the District Court Pro-
scp.ion and possession from twenty to thirty years Is
In the Methodist Conference, Bishop Kavanaugh pre-
sided ;,
Bishop Early presides tomorrow.
The business was sub-dlvided and Standing Commit.
tees appointed.
There is additional bad news from the creyasses
The heavy rains continue, and the whole country is
nocded, +,
Iaborers are willing TO work.
In the Methodist Conference the Baltimore delegation
vas WA, mly welcomed. Speeches were made congrau
iniing the Conference its unity and efficiency. De
Deems OF the New York Watchm2n nd the Church
was vigorous and sound than ever before since the
V" Ths % %ssaitmorspoaterenne replsa smphr.caly. The
Episcopal address to the same purport was rcio Inc
Presbyterian clergy were present, and warmya'wei-
reporter say the people &C the Carolnas
GeorIio Alabama aud Mississippi arc planting all the
cotton they oan but labor IL and the freedmen
ara emyratin. to the southwest Corn and wheat 81
uromsipg The people are confident and exub.rant,
from the North aud West to devolopc it. The cotton
crop ia estrnaled at million and half baes. re-
porter who is making tour through Alabama, VIII re-
turn via Tennessee
Az Mstamoras on the 3lth the roads wore closed and
business dull The Liberals preparing for another
attack.
The Run on the Rochester Banks.
ROCHESTER,. n. Y, April 6--The bank panic in this
city continues.
A. Karnes o priva.e banker who was not doing a
large business in deposits, suspended to-day fr want
OF currency. His friends are confident that he VIII
again soon resume payment.
"A run has bseu mate all day upon Powers banking
Office but has made impression. He has plenty OF
money, and will keep open until O'Clock tonight and
open again at o'clock to morrow morning 70 sausy the
tim id peo le Good business are depositiug freely
with him to- ay.
The panic is regarded as silly one by tho best IN
formed in monetary affairs.
AIpANY April GA dispatch from Rochester says the
American Express Company brought here this morning.
from New York. over and half millions In curren-
cy. of which about million was for the banking
house of D. W. Powers The run upon Mr.. Powers Is
subsidng and his deposits equal to what Is drawn
out It is now thought tnat the bank panic Is nearly
over here.
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~EsTATE W. :. JAooBI, DECEASED
All parsons having any claims against said Estate, win
render the ese atesed without delay; and those IN,
debtcd to the same will also make payment to NATHL
J.con1 No. IL Coming, opposite George-stresh - .sAAo
E. HERTZ, No. 2Ql Eaat baV nETTY ". JACOBI.
March o. stu6 Qualified Administrative.
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as- HIBERNIAN SOCIETY OFFICERS
and members Of this Society requested to assemble
This Morning. at Nine O'Clock. at St. Marys Church.
Hase to pay the last tribute Of respect to A. A.
ALLEMONG, late Secretary Of the Society.
AnriI1O THOs. O'BRIEN, Secretary.
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AF OFFICE CHARLESTON AND SAVANNAH
RAILROAD COMPANY. MARCH Is. lsss-At meet.
ing Of the Board Of Directors held this day. the fol-
lowing resolution was adopted
Resolved That the President DO the report Of
the meeting Of creditors to be published In the newspa
pers. and that be. by public notice request al bond
creditors Of tho Company to send to the Secretary
statement OF the Bonds they hold, number date and
amount accompanied by an acknowledgment Of their
concurrence in the recommendation adopted at the
meeting Of the bondhoders and that they may be able
to decide undersandngly, the President do publish
Herewith full and plain exposition of the condition
and prospects Of the Road and the plan submitted to
their choice"
In accordance with the above resolution the holders
Of unendorsed bonds hereby respectfully requested
to forward to the Secretary Of tho Charleston and savan
nah Railroad Company. as early as practicable state.
ment of the Bonds In their possession, with number
date, and amount together with an acknowledgment
of their concurrence In recommendation adopted at the
meeting Of the bondholders
R. L. sINGLETARY, President.
The Savannah National Republican please copy.
March Is
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New York Market.

New YORK, April 9-cotton has declined one cent =
h. Sales 600 bales at SO to soc. 2 tb. Gold 26.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

AEsAN ADJOURNED MEETING OF THE
Charleston Board OF Trade will be he ut the Charleston
Hotel Club Room, This Euasig at O'clock precisely
As business Of importance Is to be transacted, pune
tual and full attendance is requested.
BY order Of the President JNO. B. STEELE,
April 10 Secretary.
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as- NOTICE sISssHEREBY GIVEN THAT IN
three months fro+t6is date. application win be made
for q removal oftfhe following CERTIFICATES OF
STOCK issued in my namo. the originals having been
lost during the passage Of the Federal forces through
Columbis, 8. c., In February, 1885. viz:
SOUTH CAROLINA RAILROAD COMPANY AND
SOUTHWESTERN RAILROAD BANK
NJ -..............,....-.zS 4 Shares.
No 1Is7 dated July 2s l854.............9 o Shares.
NJ 1iHa dated An oust Ia 1884 Shares.
NJ 1oTS doted recember z 1884 shLres.
~ 1eos dated Noyember o. 1885 5........10 Shares.
NJ 1oIT dataa June 4 1856 40 Shares
No 2l10 dated September IL. 1885,. shares
NJ NJ sSos dstsd lime lt 1850 .........1 is Shares.
SOUTH CAROLINA RAILROAD COMPANY;
S'I NJ, III IN Iamo3 D. D. GRAVES.
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The Daily N ews.
LARGEST CIRCULATION IN THE STATE.
LARGEST CIRCULATION IN THE CITY.

-THE LIST OF LETTERS re-
.,nafning In the PostoMoe at the end
-. each week is published officially
,n TEE DAILY NEWS every FRI
day morning. ~
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nr NOTICE.-ALL PERSONS HAVING
claims against the Estate of E. b. RODGERS ore here
by notified to present the same properly attesed, to
the undersigned on or before the 1st Of May noxt
F. 8. RODGERS, rrecr.o-o
G.. A. RODGERS, "~es
March 16 ituo
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sPEYERs. CHAPMAN & CO.,
Cotton Brokers, Is William street.
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81 .CoNsIGNEES ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
REGULAR LnNE.-schooner ENcHA gTREss, BrAToH-
FORD Master will commence dischargine cargo this day
at Adger's North Wharf ALI goods not called fcr at
sunset will be stored at their expense and risk.
WILLIAM ROACH,
Corner East Bay and Adger's Wharf
April 10 s
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ss NOTICE.; HEREBY FOREWARN ALL
persons from hereafter crediting any perfon on my
account ROBERT W. DISHKR.
April 10 tumth3s Z
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BY LAST NIGHTS MAIL.
Our dates by last nights mail are to the 7th.
Proceedings in Congress.


APRIL Ga bill to amend the pension Laws was re-
ported by Mr. Van Winkle. bill was introduced by
Mr. Fessenden to amend the Act to provide National
currency by pledge of United Ststes bonds Mr. Lane
Of Kansas introduced joint resolution on reonnstruc
tion which ordered lie on the table and be PRINT
ed The Civil Rights veto vas then taken up, and alter
considerable debate the question was taken: Shall the
vote pass notwith Standing the Presidents obectionsP
upon which the vote stood SO 10 l6 and the Chair an
nounced that the BILL having received twothrds votc
had passed. Adjourned
HOUSE.
Resolutions were presented from the Milwaukee
Chsmber OF Commerce concerning Bankrupt Law. A
large number Of private bills were reported and passed
The Dodge case was then taken up; Mr.. Brooks
concluded his argument and Mr. Dawes closed the de-
bate after which the minority report ana the amend
ments to the majority report were voted down, aud the
resolution declaring Mr. Brooks not entitled TO his seat
lodge entitled to the seat was adoped-72 to o. Mr.
Dodge was than In Messages were received from
the President concerning the British weasel Magcenne,
and recommending modification OF the test-oath act
Various petitions and memorials were presented, and,
at 6% o'clock, the House adjourned.
The Test Oath.
The President sent to the House, on the 9Th. mes.
sage commune ting tho recommendations Oh the score
tary cf the Treasury and the PostmasterG In
favor Of certain modification OF the test oath wncn
will enable the Revenue and Postofice Departments TO
be more efficiently administered in tho Southern Satee
In response to Senate resolution this subject passed
on Tuesday last Postmaster Denson replies that at no
time since tho report Of December last has any person
been permitted to enter upon the duties OF any oce
connected with that Department or receive any salary
or emolu nent. Of tuch Office who did not first take the
oath prescribed by acts Of Congress- without atcrauon
or explanation.
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ss- CoNsIaNEEs PER SCHOONER 'JNo.
B. MYERS" Capt. VAN CLxAE, from Philsdelphia, are
hereby notified that she is dischargng OF Boyce Co.'s
North Wharf All goods remaining on the wharf at sun
set will be stored at expense and risk Of owners.
T. g. b T. G. BUDD, Agents.
April 10 Boyce's North Wharf.
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~NOTICE.-ALL PERSONS HAVING DE-
MANDs against tho estate of Mrs. O. A. BUELL., do
ceased will render them properly attested; and all per-
sons indebted to the same will make payment to
D. D. GRAVES,
April 10 lamo3 Executor.
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ss- NOTICE.-ALL PERSONS HAVING DE-
MANDS against the estate Of Mrs. AMY TURNBULL.
deceased, will present them properly attested. and all
persons indebted to said estate will make payment to
WIN. T. RUGER,
At No. 25S King.stre.
Anril 10 tugs Qualified Administrator.
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j. M. BnAsNAN Drevet Maj. Gen. U. s. ". comdg
Department of Georgia.
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IMPORTANT ORDER FROM GEN. TnLsoN IN GEoneA.-
Tho following important order is from Gen. TILLsoN.
Commissioner of the Freedmens Bureau In Georgia
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Mr.. Wihcy's Letter.

VIC call the special attention Of every
reader Of tho JOURNAL to tho very able
letter from Hon, Whitman T. Wiley to
Ton. :Nor,hco,s, which wo publish in
this issue. of our paper. Mr. Wiley
,Sles calm, dispassiouato wow Of the
political field in West Virginia, and ar
riyes Mt .. wise and safe conclusion
His ccupscllings are potth6 mad:ravius:
ola politician, bus'tho sage 'advice Of q
statesman w6o;has impartially surveyed
tho ground before, him. lilo clearly
points out the necessity 81, notifying the
Amendment to tho State Constitution
Ea. road tho letter, I'm, z
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Sale Of the Covington & Ohio
-.sa.:.., Railroad.
From the Richmond Dispatch, May ~

: From the Richmond Dispatch, May ~
We.bavo the gratifying news, commu
uicatcd by telegraph from N. y. City by
r: II. Maury, Esq, one Of the com mis-.
s,ionera on the part Of the State, that the
Coyington & Ohio Eairoad, with the up.
.pur,enauces thereto belonging. including
its rights; interests md privileges" has
been sold to company in that city.
iu pursuance Of the uet Of Assembly
passed Feb. %, 1866. This pct requires
that the new company shall commence
within six months 70 construct the road
and shall complete it to the. Ohio river
in six years, but We understand that the
company intend to ,6nish the workin two
years. Indeed, we learn that tho ur
rangements made Gro in every respect
satisfactory to the commissioners, both
from this State and West Virsinia, and
are such a, every one must approve
We have no. learned all tho names Of the
parties composing this company, bu,
Judging from those We have heard men
tioued, there is no doubt that they cau
command Ave times the amount Of mo
ey required to pay for the completion Of
e1e1 this great work. There arc Messrs.
Pell.& Co., agents of the London, Liz
erpool Il Globe Insurance Company ;
Henry GIinnell, w. q: Aspinwall, Alex.
Hamilton, Jr., EN-. Archibald, her
Britaunic M.jcstys Consul; A. T. Stew.
art,, francis Cottonet, Joseph g.. Gail.
lard; Jr., and hamilton Fish. There
Is 40 unmistakablc sound Of gold about
these names, as we'll as an assurance
that what they undertake to do. will no.
only b done, but will be we'll dono. - +,
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COMMISSIONERS SALE.

l.uJrin H. Smith vs. Ira lIut mud others. ~ c.aEecry
I)rkSI HHr 10 4 DEGEETAL ORDfE MADE ~
/ saId cau,r ~ 10" 18th d. nj a." April rrn. l>SG.
will "rr for sai" 81 punt: auction. ai the rIi 'o"! 81
ic CUr,t ii"ri>- "! Sauawha county. az SlIi hDii'
T!IE :.SI nv ar JtNE. 1860. III" I'n'ls con
.r.c io Ira Ii;r 10y H. Il. Saith anh ~i' and knes y.
Arnnd ai wife. part 81 the ta!rIrs hrn%h' '.ih,, ron.
s:,ins 81 about inrty n"rrs 81 bottom k'W WIN tai'
well, t,r.oI: uld tho undivided Interest IUrnrf'y he
Ion ling TO l.s,c SDrr. IN the back lil. hein "e. io''h
bart q. iw-lyc huni-" acs 81 hin iLni hn'k u! AMI
adj, ming the >.iJ l".inm ii:. mt f"r many yraf'
w".kcd Is \ ALI lr".'rr!. T'" '"'i"n Lena - nt''
lin, Ku,,,wla l,ulur a,! the hill Land /, valuable
for its r"u
Tixu>-'i" Third Of H. amo:in ~" i! ih iIin' {" '!is
20 hr rsn i. h:ni ani i:r r'a!u' ~ ~" equal 'sHii'
,rnt> Of :r Snd eight months. wiiint"r'>t hoa oa's
Oh ,,cl, ,I>:,I,u.m lien rr,.rvrd IL. iii. deferred
insr.ihn-a:, l.EN! J. wup1rAEiI. =. Cola.
May II, lAG6.-:I0w5
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Mass Meeting in Mercer County
u, G.RHnRnliIfinnA Passed.

a nesting ofths loyal cit!1cns Of hs county
oGM.gesr held . Concord chureeoa 3 IS; 81
On sso.i.H deors. Evan. was elected chait:
man, and JohaA. Mckenzie secretary OF ING
mSetipE* ..lyS%, e
Oh; motion of Cyrus Ncwlcn, ffestent'ek
Attorney OF tho county, n committee OF tnree
WAS appointed to draft resolutions. -
The committee reported the following;
Resoired, That the action OF tho Congress OF
the United States in excluding from It's body
persons claiming tho right Of admission -
representatives Of the States recently III re-
belion, has our unqualified approval!
Resolrnl, That in the judgment OF inns
meeting the control OF domestic Affairs, rs well
NJ tile privilege OF representation, should be
restricted ia those States, to citizens OF known,
consistent loyalty that unttl this 10 secured
by Fundamental changes in their organic INV,
such representation can result onl y In present
danger mud disaster 10 the loynl element, aud
will iu tho future jeopnrdikc the fulldlmenI
Of sacred national Ubli2ut:nns. :" -.
RryOlrrd, That our thinks nrc due md arc
hereby rendered to Governor \. !. Foreman
anil the members Of the Senate and House OF
Delegates of the Legislature Of WcM Virginia
Tor tic JuliGiohS, slatcsh'n"hn' ""' e'''"|"'.
necessary legislation Of The last session, and
to the Hon. y. ilhrrison, Judge Of this (tb.
SIM Judicial Circuit for his fearcsS, nble and
Impartial administration Of justice, thereby
giving confidence and protection 10 tho loyal
minority in this section OF the Stale.
hr,oired, That in view 81 the Congressional
election in October, Wo would recommend TO
III. citizens Of the Union lnrty in the several
counties co,nprisin: this Congressional Dis
trict, to elect delegates for the purpose Of At
tending convention. to be held in the town
Of Lew ishurs. County Of Greonhricr, on the
first Monday in June next, to secure the nom.
inn,ion aud election OF u lns,nber who viii
correctly represent them.
On mulion, these resolutions were unani'
monsly nlopIe'l, and the Srcrrtrry directed 70
furnish copies to Wheeling Mi'iiyrnetr 90"
KannwIn JOURNAL for publication.
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CONGRESS.
PENSIONS yon DISABLED SOLDIERS.

PENSIONS ,on DISABLED soLDtEEn's'' ;,
&; The Senate has passed tho new pen
sion act, which provides tint ..pef'ons
Who; while 10 tho Uaited States service
have been rendercdso helpless as 70 re-
ouire constant attention from q second
person, shall be entitled to s25 per
month ; persons who huye been wholly
iucopnci.ated for performing monual Ia
Dor, shall receive $50, and those par
tally disabled thcrefrou shall receive
S15 per month. Senator Van WIukle
offered an amendment, which was I'D
opted, providing pensions for widows
and children Of colorcd soldiers who
died in tho service, without other cri'
dcucc'or marriage than proof that the
parties had hubitually recognized c"ch
other 10 nan uud wife. Ond lived togcfh'
or US such Two year, next preceding the
enlistment.
EQUALIZATION or TOCSTTEs
The House Military Committee have re-
ported u bill for equaliz;ng houn'Ies'
which provides that euch soldier receive
Ss.33a bounty per mon,hfrom:.Apr'l II
1861, to April l., misunderstanding all
bounty heretofore received. The bill
was laid aside for future action.
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SrATl.: or Wt.S'E VIRGIN "A.
1iunuwha County, ~:

tTKt:.ES HELD ~ TilH CLERKS OFFICE or TIE
y Circuit Iour, for HanL"!a County, Oh tL- hfst
Ms..Iy III ihr month "i May, 1850.
william r. Ja,st.r iyin;. administrator OF lhiiip
Ia,l>'.,an. "r!nitan:. ". !A'n"' Il. fI1'"h anu
vI!,rr., Ih':. ui!u:s.-ln ':;IITIr"ry.
The n'rci nI TIL. >rit il I" recover the SUD 81
S!i? - c,> with l.. al iiirr'.t thereon from W." lit
f N"%rrIc IA2 uhii paid. nrl H." c'is 81 th> SUIT:
.,d t subject the lInI. 81 the d,!daat. aul partcu
,r.v the i,ns, which h. Gq:"i 81 .usepa IT, "rsln'a.
or .ii"i"t jr:irn the-rv. I" satisfy tho sad claim
This d.y cIlr ihr Complainant 10y s''nsrl; and Oh bis
m"Ina. air. appearing hy shhl"ril ie thai Tie h'irh'
, Ju.rll H. R"u.,a u. Jar"> g. Paxton. arc nn:I.
re- >dr, ;'s SiI;r IL il "rtcd :ha: they d" appear
her. Within month n"r due publication "f this order.
aud =" what Is nCc..sar! Ia project ihr'r Interests 10 Tbs
Mit. 1es:e: JOliH sLA IT, IlrrS'