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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1866-01-27

REGoyAL-Oar fr:eu.s LorEsBgay =
CORE, who for the last month or two have
been doing i lively business in tn Inc "a.
poultry, butter, eggs, and firm p;ol gene
rally. in the basement under the ,;.r. Of Al
s-huler's Il Co.. have removed ,lei- establish
neit to tie basement under la.bert i Me
gafi,n's shoe store, tlate shedd's stand, corr
ner Of Nam 4 La Sale sts.) They not only
pay TO farmers the highest price tor butter,
eggs, poultry, &C., and keep full supply OF
these articles always on hind buc also sell
gr,eerirs. green and dried !r4i's, tie jcst
oysters T.. .:ortet, au4 hundred other things
you need every day. Enrran.a through
shoe store. Give them call forthwith i'm
meIjatclr.
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WHISPERS: WHISPERS.

DO you want Whiskers Moustacl~s, Our Grecian
compound VIII force them 10 grow the smoothest
or chin or hair bald heads, in Six Weeks .rc. s.
Sent ty mali where closely, sealed ressist # rice
Acdres" WARNER c., Box 50, Brooklyn, NY.
rc.l-.Y
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JACOB IooSEY.-His store IS = great re-
sort. for everybody like to drop ia aud Lave
a chat with Mooney, who Is one OF the cley-
crest fellows among all OR BIT siness men.
But this Is not By any means the great at
traction at Moneys that so often crowds MS
store with people. It Ia. Leaked on. hat
Mooney net only keeps about the best assert
nl+nt Of clothing in Ottawa, but that he Is
selling little cheaper than any body else.
He has put his winter gooIs-and you never
saw finer stock-down to cost, and is rush.
ing them of at a tremendous rate to clear his
sheI -es for his new purchases for spring.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1866-01-27

D. 'en-e- hesitate what aat.ia:, t. eiu.I.y II ,.a &
tr-u- ar3 d7 n-sT,5U- aI'I>oi the GiuoUsiy ,S=7Vs
that iurs.-ut climate. While many 's.i"r
r-tsrl- Thrust upon iAr community h.f- failed AMI ~
5j-car Sh- ha. a- siuc friends hy every tria.
f-rraa the Hillirt tel they forget
Ir,--4r-s numerous and t.. T-rl-rA@ = l. l-
fyr-att-n.
con- ory as=rr. the lI'-, that - Hi.sls j.
Ii4 E,tt W. the icst il his BEEN and tia. . rla
b. relied g. ir their Fr.-. all tat !i LIS usls.
Gr-., numbers ,- Ciurgymcu, Physicians STA: 1s-r-n
s- eminent Tr--s have lent t-air r.gtlly
tie unparalleled ,lt=s -four reEcIs. lIt space here
al. permit In" Insertion a. them. The agents below
namel furnish -aatis ANzElCtN ALMANAC m which
thew given with al>2 !! descriptions % the CONT
pl'uts lI.y sUrs-
TLas- wE.J require ai,cr..re Dl>cias 81 uTl. The
blood will us AYERS Corr EIr S.s tIL, the rrIur-
~ use. Try once, aI. You viii know is value.
Prepared i, br. :. Z ARA Co. Lowell, Mass, and
sold bv y. l. GIBSON, and all she Dr, Stores Ia Ottawa
:. PpSfLETHNA ITE. IA sale. FLEMING & ZEN
NETT Msre,.- 10y dealers in medicines cTeryy c.s
Dec. , 'GJ---n
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The Mason q REamIin Cabinet Or
Eans. forty different styles adapted to sacred
cuilr music, for $50 to 5000 each. FIfTY-ONE GOLD
or SILVER MEDALS, 81 other first premiums awarded
them. Illustrated Catalogues free. Address, MASON a
HANLIN, : lston, or MASON BROTHERS, New York.
DlMMlCh { BRO Agents at Ottawa, Ill.
Q. G5-lY.
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iva. HOES Pres't.
WA II. TRUE, Ssc'ry.
W. II. CUSHMAN, Treasurer.
A. H. WOOSTER General Agent.
sTS7TED STATES
Military Claim Agency
u g. l.OTEyssOE,.

HAVING serfei IA The Army three ana "utl years IN
all -t grades fri PEivte Captain prepared
with tkr law husin"s~ prosecute claims
against the sitri State. and viii give prompt and
wi AZ rntI1n 10 tite cole ton Of
XII sI@i,ss Gro,ring ont Of ne PRESENT iFcE,
CONSISTING or
SAX Tag due resigned Officers,
ilark fay due d,sriIar-rl Sellers,
iry dc.4 decd Officers AMI soldiers their willows and heirs
Pensions iue Brothers an Sisters Of deceased Sol eTs.
G'chsi, us iu- iryalcl Srlii-rs.
Enunty AMI Back Ply due Heirs Of deceased S,iers,
lleusi,iis .lue Soldiers widows and Nianr Heirs,
Horses lost. killed de- IN tic l. :. Service.
EEES-lnno will greater fec ic .gr"i than that
allow I'd y law AMI M fee whatever viii be- required until
t,e claimant Iav" we'd hen the - p H. and
the circumstances Of the applicant viii always De taken
Into consideration.
Let IT he remembered that | Agent for person
these who emylYv me: 9n1 all applications for
varied direct q the prr O!!ir- n Washington.
OEre South side Of Main street opposite Court House
ottawa H. June 10TH Go.
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0ttalua free Gra0er.
LOCAL. MATTERt,s
Chicago and Rock Island Rail Road.
GOING EAST.

Chicago and Rock Island Rail Road.
IN and January lst, 1866, Trains Pass Ottawa
Station as follows:
GOING EAST.
Day Express and Mail, Sunday excepted) 1245 P. NJ.
Night Express Sunday excepted) 12.4T A. NJ.
Peoria Freight. 745 A. II.
Rock Island Freight. 500 VI
GOING VEST.
Day Express and Mail Sunday excepted) 1245P.M
Night Express do. ie0 /. NJ
Peoria Freight 235P NJ.
Express Freight, 1890 p ii.
+. TAVENER, Agent.
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SAILING AND STEAMSHIP
~ AE GECI,
PRICES REDUCED!

1 agent for the following Lines Of First Glass Steam
mud Sailing vessels, viz:
The lNHionH Line Of Steona Ntr;gqtion Co.
The Cttaard Line Of Steamships.
The Old Hack, STR Line Of .SdiiiHg Vessels
IT,. NcC0Tkel a. Cos. =. :. :!
All Of Ike above First Glass Vessels AMI managed Icy
experienced sexrAen
Parties desiring lsips then ir-Ils from heoI
dry here VIII fini If II r advantage call ad
-lr.ss IL. undersigned. ID. c. UKANE. ,
tgIzTa May 9Th '-Iy.
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EvEsisG Journal ALTMAN be for 1866, tCr
sale by OsNAS l. HsPENAY.
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We understand that the Rev J. c. Slough
ton. of Chicago, editor of the Western Tens
perance Advocate, will lecture at Cheever's
Hall. Sunday e,c@ing on the subject Of Tenn
pQrance.
The Ottawa Republican with its usual ac>
curacy, announces thu lecture for Saturday
evening, which is a mistake.
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Chicago .MIrAet.

Chicago .1IrhSt.
January %. 155S.
FlourThe European adyces 10y the uiberILtn showing
rmcr market for Jreadstu has affected -four and grain
here. Sales white winter at slOl1Sll.
Wheat-Adyadced 1c. No. spring Sl.23@si2i.
Corn-Non.ina at 80. foI No l.
Olts-Dull at 23dG2ic.
Poutry-In demand at sLISc for turkey and 1906;
for chickens.
Butter-Primc roll CSC 2}c frkn l562tc.
Eggs-Dull at 2SGG30c.
Lard-.TglSc.
Dressed Hogs-Dill at s.G.5OGtn.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1866-01-27

WANTED-To rent n small dwelling house.
Apply at FREE TRADER printing office.
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IrsT REC IyED--1o d"z. Ohio Kip: 10 doz. Phiisd.i-
- phia Calf skln<'st T. TH0RSE L COS
I-sfbsr
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YACHTING.

REGATTA or TIE ATLANTIC cIrB-THE ENTRIES AND
TIE START-AwARD or PRIZES. -,
The first annual regatta OF The Atlantic Aacht CluD
took place Monday. under circumstances a Yoranie as
could be desired except the wind winch was quite gnL
ana a part Of the time failed entirely.
TIE entries follows
FfFsT Class saO0P-psycie Fitch B. Taylor Annie Laurie
{ f. Low. BLACK havk j. r. MARVEL; Lois Commodore l. man
SECOND GAS, sLooPs-Arsus. Edws-d Harvey Lizzie VIM II
Wee Bras Aida fhl hfatcf Name
-. shcpsd omsns Hector VIM Poet Amelia Henri A. George
Imp u. ". Hubble. Jr, Ludre, G. I. Lrchhrlf
The anchored line Near the Club house
the smaller 10 wiHdward in the inverse order Of their
numbers 2.l - the second class got under way ol
lowed at interval % minute BY tho first class The
start was unusually good and for minutes was
difficult that any Of the ynclts had an adylntage
Gradually however tie Martha which although withdraWn
started and sailed the win tie others drew
ahead her ciss f0oge closely by tne Hector ana Fne
The Psyche which had been close company with the Annie
which boOnod Ind marked effect under the very light
beez from the norhwad and placed her second TO the
Martha Tie stake Loaf Of Conoy Island dock passed In
The following order Martha Psyche. Black Hawk. Alda
Annie Laurie. Hector Ffolc.
After leaving point the wind reshened slightly and
drew rather the weward but before reaching Buoy
No he turning point before starting on te homesretc)
IL had died that the yachts dfed slowly O,
many OF having steeagewny enough 20 pass on the
rio buoy and being consequently Obliged 10 wait
foI a wind round again Tie Psyche was the hrt 10
mass II except The Martha but swept bf TIE current Of
Inc eb tide far below H. while those who came nef more
fortunate having less current were placed ahead OF nor In
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WITNESSES WAYTED-ln the libel suit of Demas
Strong against IA, Wans5urgl Tmas attachments have
been Issued against large number OF witnesses moned
for the defense and not present in Court Among the wit
thus ungenty called for note the names OF Dean
Richmond John l.. Devein George Jones, VIM. Richard
son Jacob Sharp H. j. Hastings, VIM. NJ. Tweed and A. d.
Barber We that OF these gentlemen left town
quite suddenyoi entire ignorance Of the fact that
they are desired testify in this We look for their
return BY the first train it quite impossible to suppose
that env Of them should object appear trial which will
afford them opportunity to display on the witness stand
th,t intimate knowledge OF political matters and especially
OF the Albany lobby which they known to possess and to
urde themselves upon
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THE FREEDNEN'S BUREAU,
Second Report of Generals Steedman and
Fullerton in Support Of
my Policy"
AuorsTA. Ga. juno Z. ls16.

AJOlSlAf Na juno n il'os
Hon T. II STANTON Seeretiry Of Uar.
SIR: We have the honor to submit the following
report Of our inspection Of the operations Of tie Tredmen
Bureau in the Military Departments Of North Carolina and
florida and the condition Of the freedmeus settlements on
the Sea Islands and coast Of South Carolina under Gen.
Sherman's order.
We did visit many Of the Bareau agents IN tbs stare
owing to the naocessbty Of their stations but confined our
inspection mainly 10 the districts the headquarters o. Whcn
ore az Columbia Charleston and Hamburg. The number o.
officers end persons employ cd by or attached 10 le b1A "
South CaIolna - , .,o
Bureau. .-. r.,
STAFF or ASSISTANT COMMISSIONS LieuieI9nly Or
Oael Major xix Captains, one Lieutenant one OAapah
and bureau missionary. 49, - ~,
One Colonel Leutensnt-C iour MHJos seven
Captains First Lieufeuants. one Second Lieutenant
ON STAFF DUn ELSEWHERE THAN Al BUREAU HEAIQ- AR
TTR,-IArco Iiegtoua1ts.
MrD.cAL DrPARTiINT-Tbree Surgeons L. S. Volunteers
Thirteen Assistant Surgeons
CuuE EMINEs-Nine clerks at an average pay each Ter
month Of sts SO; rental agent at monthly pay Of s5
one clerk @ monthly pay of 50. storekeeper 90 a
monthly ray S-5; counselor 90 monthly pay OF $685.
one Superintendent Of Education Of monthly pay OF $50
90 mont is pay Of elCJi - aboTeIs az Az average iy per
month ot -ll 90
in the t officers tho military service duty viii the
Bureau Suth Carolina BfcVct rank is omitted. IN order
that c pay each may bc determined by tue pay there
stated
number Of freedmen whom have been issued
In c Department Of south Carolina for each month since the
laF D ID. Hf.I
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DIED.

AREOLD-On Tse.Isy June 49, 1866 Capt John 81 Arnold aset
The eis and Of the family invited to attend h funsra
which vii take place on Day ne Aa INST 81 O'CLOCK %
from his late residence No ivi Alen-st
Phiiadephia papers please copy.
BoGERTln Brooklyn Monday June H. RudoPhu B'ss' 10
The friends Of the family are invited funeral his
late residence No 2l5 Berzsn "Wednesday At O'Clock ma
BuTLERon Tuesday June r. Char~ ssdwck son Of Charles
His remains viii be taken stockbdg Mass fol- iHteTn'nt
BUTLERA. Isp L. l., Justine Curtis wife Of Edward Butter
The and friends Of the 70 attend the fue'.
from her lac rsGepee l'p on Thursday at s''0H s'''s
DIXIE MANIn Harlem Henrietta H. eldest daughter Of hssw
and Harriet A. Dkeman In Der 18Th year
General viii take place on Ihufday Sec Pspers Of tn Day
ErERIrTA Jamsies L. L. Saturday, the 9th Inst Nicholas
81 nth Everitt, aged % years and months
FELL OwSOn Mondy morning. June H. Louis Fellows ss'i
respectfully invited at,end hi, fs'ea
n sdy Jns. - AZ q oeeeL @ from y. st ,eSas
vii be tssia e wsedsw9 Cemetery Tor i,Ias. y sa,,
sixthst, at 80 minutes past II o clock a H.
FtAGS -- Sln'y ''SIs Jps Fl , :. st O'Clock Elizabeth
dy june - o'clock m the residence Of her parents No W
Yves, IweHtythtds
HAvYA-On Monsay June H. after shol; bU, Ens@,
repeatedly Ivtrd % snd s i'ne,si
East Twenty.thst lis vii Be iaesd IN Greenwood
on "Wednesday. June y. 3. l o'ci'ek
Newark N D. Ta.dsy Jlne "a v'.ry 1ioets
third suzht Csfs A and Fanny hiv'r o. ,n esy
The funeral vii take piece % fndsy ne ~, in' = e - soi
Psrkpiace Newark, n. J.
PEcK-On Taesday June . the reerc. q her siher sss
Sing Sarah T. daughter Of VA. II. aud Jane Pees
tend her n from the r tse o. he ps.is 81. nins v"
ThuTsday June H. at Il oeoss ny wilAe 81 iaiHs' N1''
TIE Membr-s o. CORINTITAN CHAPTER No, l5s A NJ.
re aninonea 20 meet on " 10 ,t f,e,si ~ ony
&C. ooaPssSa RICHARD c6iSL, VIZ As'I''
+ H. AFFORD jr Secretary
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g-tted Us ~ law under the direction Of he Committee nov -
which follows and cous of five from each
WeEeJ- Caps e. {. Ellis Max MareszeS Isaac H. Jessup Cap
J. II. Trow bridge ssmus = Frost 80 -
h0rhhedk. j. Nyeth. Js.e u Dsoswsy Toward OnkAt =
C. Jones join ". snonson. - 49,, ,
soutthedD L. ClWsiu Dr. FphrAm CLARK o"isht io"hshu
A. :. Ockcnhauseu. Chas r.. Robbins. ~,
Cas,on-Frlncis O. shaw Brooks, H.esm A. Dixon
John C. Green. Jos. A. Dean
Middetowr-Cart Jacob Vanderbilt Tho Eake1 Jeremiah
sim0ns0n Peter ; Mandal, d. Geo. n. Richardson
The meeting then adjourned
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FATALLY INJURED-On Monday evening Joseph
F. BOYD aged years whose parents reside At No 2i Groen
wch st. was down in Grecnwichs Blfcay oy one
of the Tcnhavo line o. the wheel passing over MS
thigh ana crushing 30 IN terrible manner aas a. oIee
errrI m tbe New-York Hospital where be died esteraSy
mo.uug Coroner Cover was n0l.Ald ~ -od a. G4lss
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The ChoIern nj Quarantine.

The following is the report from the Hospashp FaC on
up TO Tuesday morning, June y:
-Four cases received the last return as fo
lows Maria Lenacen, aged 3 Of Hanover; CathaThe Mar
% ems sged H. OF Hamburg NJ Christina Jansen aged y OF
Denmark; Andris Luntleish aged D. Of swodeD-a rom
the steamship Peruvian.
patient has died last return-Maria Ienacen
aged - Of Han0veradmitted from steamship Peruvian.
Remnnlng at last ffpOrt
Nov
Remaining under treatment. .........44
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MARBLE ID.

ANTrON-FrNN-At the Anthem Memorial church. on Mendy
L., N bs The Rev Edssfd Anhon George G. Anthem TO hahs
,i,. daughter OF Archibald T. Finn, al OF this cry.
poNNF At-NELsON-On Tuesday June u, by the Rev Dr.
Panels Bounesu Martha j., daughter OF James
lie -on esq. all Of this cry. No cards
,,crrE-FARGO On Thursday June Of ST. Johns Church
,r0c y by the Rev O Nefiersro n te Kew prs Shelton
md nes1 hs the chence Charles W. at me OF New iors
IN ~ Cisot.l. da4.l.er VI allan " tasso VI bsfAo.
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GtorgIu.
D RECONSTRUCTION - QUARANTINE - re-

RAILROAD RECONSTRUCTION - QUARANTINE - re-
SIGNED.
AUGUSTA. Ca Tuesday. June 70. 1856
The Central Railroad, destroyed by sherman army, has
been reconstructed and trains from Macon TO Savannah
and Augusta passed through to-day.
In accordance with instructions from the War Depart
ment stringent quarantine regulations have been cstab-
lished for the ports Of Savannah Brunswick and Daren.
Edgar NJ Lazarus and j. T. w Walter, United States
Collectors have resigned they could not take the test
oath
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Amor drifting abou, for half an hour or more he vino
sruck In from the South but stu hight ana the large
sa Of the Psyche began 10 do their WORK agp soon putting
her again in "a leading position. 49,, w., , -,
o. lie wgy no we lei IN with the soop Whlie-W OF the
Climb reforming from cruise around the Hghiship on
Cane NAV which was have race with the boala
had not the latter for reason unknoNA "lui@"A anu
returned 10 IohOken sunday morning
The wind continued light and uncertain until the arrival OF
the boa a. the lone which they passed IN the FOL
" az
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The Psyche and the being the hrs boats ~ % he
respective classes and there being no hHo"Ahoo Vi '0
were declared the winners. -, c,.s ..,
Tie Atlantic Cub Is an ofsho0t Of the Brookyn Cup ana
organized last Fall is officers are; COMm1.oIe - ~
Lyman, Vice Commodore VIM. A. Brashcrj secretary ~
Lippiti; Treasurer j. Rogers Maxwell hehsuuI HLnau
Harvey; ChnTans the Rev. A. A. Willis he i's'. vans
Bells. To these gentlemen and 10 the h,Eailt
Messrs Moor Carer Iulcr Coudii and Van NeTWe are
indebted for Accommodations the steamer " H. fe'cAeI
provided Tor tho guests Of tue Club.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-13

THROWN FROM 4 WAGoS.-Yesterday morning
while John Tedenan. residing the southeast, corner OF
Ridge aud HoIsonsis. driving through Avenue A. DIS
horse took slt and md when between Seyehth
and Tghtiss Mr. T. thrown aud striking me pIe
men las erely injured about the head and face lie vas
conveyed 70 Bellevue Hospital by the Seventeenth Peens
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Gpstial Notices.


Amy Editor, by pertaining himself 18th PHALONs NIGHT
BLOOMING CEREUs.r may become BosasER OF tie Pr-s
Bees clustered about Pos lips. They wouldn't hsvs done bad
been open bottle Of PBALONs "NIGHT-B1ooMiNo
cEREUs" within seeming distance Ar By the way taking OF
Po adventure the pesu< Of the andes grow
the flowers from which Phalons perfume is made.
Railways Ready Relief
AS A PREVENTIVE
AGAINST
A.iatc Cholera Yellow Strip Fever sn-ifol &c,
AND WILL CURE
Ague chs snd Fever Scarlet. Typhoid an Typhas
RAPIDLY CURES
All Rheumatic and Neuac Affections Sore Th't -as;hma Dph
liberia Nervous Headlchs
WHEREVER PAIN EXISTS
Apply the READY RELIEF will afford immstI~ anis
quick
IN ALL BOWEL COMPLAINTS
.espoonfu hslf tnmbsr Of Ia drink vi In few
painful discharges. and the patient to
health and comfort.
Sod by Druggists Price 80 sen,s par bottle.
RAILWAY Co. No. No 81 Aais nlane
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oaEEcuEE RIYER sErILEMENT.

This settlement embracing originally several hundred reo
pie the largest colony On the coast uyu zen Serman or
fr es st wear under the control o. tie sv. M Tiffany
an agent Of the Bureau appointed by ten sn1ton II the
records kept by Gen Saxton were within ur reach we could
bn doht Obtain official information ~ "a the working
ms e emenf but in Of the records we only
reoft such within tie knowledge O zen Ison
and other officers duty IN the Deg irimeAt ,
10 taking charge this settlement NJ 1ltdny hired %
feednen a. guard armed then Will Uned STATES muhes
ment Even United States officers who had not MT I'M nys
mass we're halted refused the use Of he GoveAmen
boat 10 cross Ogeechee Eyei This guard OF 20 men VINO
served the entire 70 be pad out OF INC
be rice crop raised by the freedmen Of the settlement h
Tiffany gave them certificates for the amount due thcn ch
oerfcates they still hold. but for which tey are uAape 20
get either rice or money Re-, 49,. A..
An the freed people oths colony were supplied during ihe
season with Government ra0ns which were 10 De piu io
We were informed by the Bureau officers Of the Depart
meut that Of these raofs haa ever uen epau ,!
considerable crop Of rice made by the freedmen ana NJ
Iaany me Agent aferward advertised CQO1O bushels Of
for sale. Gen Ellison WHO had a. ne meIlam ASSUMED
charge Of tie Bureau for Georgia seeing nc or
sred Tie sale 10 be suspended and notified NJ lhty That
oDly bonded officers authorized 70 sell pop
ery What disposition eventually mluo o. inc co cop
WHO received the proilts Of II we were uaul. ~
MI Tiffany shortly after this retired, WhehT 'uiule W
oni} be determined by tls IecYlo o,,le
not within resch. Most % no ifetu pe p " go
uelt became 0lsAearteneI voluntarily nDnl doIE tHe. @
c4ants and Sing under contracts oI w
az he land OF the persons who have ithen tho
from landowners We have mentioned these particular cass
Is Indicating he condition Of TIE freedmen occupying
Ses Islands AID the coast under Gen Sncrmat Oia' V
rerssa observations tae evidence have taken ana me
inq res have been obliged 10 make 10 supply n $50
records have COZ WINGED o.. that tie condition o! the ueeN
these settlements while ~ ohnr-e Oh Gen oeA'o"
such give tut le hope Dat under the P9ey luI
sued by that officer tAcy would ever have become
INK with tlc fcitae lands which Ley were IoeAls
placed tne disposal eo Of rent taxes Inc ialule ~
Gen. Ssztoas administration resulted from VAIl9N u
cInscs among which may De- enumerated a..
unnecessary continuance o. Government 70 SUPPORT he
eeducl which tended 70 increase iue natural upto'Hehce
sgtl elaTo zap ~" t'. RI r. .-" '1l "r-' nt
I--Ae c4eions lor t.L slppolI " -s40''0D''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-13

Tie number OF refugees whom ratous have been issued
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-13
BOARD or WEALTH.

Remaining under treatment. ...................+