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each day, actually and necessarily emn,. ~
the performance Or their duties. and EMPLOYED in
mile for each mile travelled on duty. oe;aanss
the army detailed for such duty viii hs onlyers Of
per diem and mileage allowed for attendpp a,a The
VI. Any citizen desirins 10 serve as a m.m,.
the board Of rce1stration may forward his ioeroi
cation to these Headquarters, addressed s appl.
tain Alexander Moore, a. DC. M su,n 70 Cap
will be considered unless accompanied bppheaiioa
ten recommendation, signed by either ~ writ.
yisi0nal Governor OF the State, Judce &c ae frO
cult or District Court Of the United Statass ne Cr
lect0r or other principal officer Of cus;om, col.
Internal Revenue, the Assistant Comm;sss;iss Or Of
the Freedmen's Bureau, or the comm anS;Omer Of
Ger Of the military post within which the SON ON
cant resides, certifying the applicant 10 spp.
and proper person to receive the appointr ~ 1T
VII. 1t Is essential that every board Of rau;l
ton should be composed of persons Of seln
mixed confederation and worth, fairly rsrr .ecos-
ing the population, and in whose t;P,.esent
capacity the body Of voters in the yicinon.:y and
have just reliance. may
VIII. The boundaries of precincts for ,su,.,.
tion, the several places within each precinct ,S
the board Of registration VIII meet ths ~ where
the days on which the board will meet j.; ray OF
precinct, and, also, such regulations as m.r rasa
necessary for the government of registers 10y %
inspectors Of election In the discharge az Saa
duties and to insure the accuracy and comnIa er
ness Of the registration, win be duly publishes
for general information. "'nea
TX. Post Commanders win report vithou, AL.
upon the most expedient division Of the tsrr,y
within their commands, into registratien say
clnets-having reference, when practicable Pre-
existing laws and customs establishing the r.u 70
voting places and keeping in view the mnort 1sus
Of aording ample facilities for registration s;se
the least Interruption Of the ordinary avocatioas
Of the people A'0os
By command Of MAJ Gen. D. z. ,s1cE1,s.
Capt. s8th Inf, A. D. q. and A. A Ae
May 16, 1857. 2S-iaxaww
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OFFICIAL.


ilf40Quuft6lS9 bu<%-%
cHARLEsros, 8, G., Nay 18TH 1857
l. Before 4 Military Commission which con.
syened at Charleston, s. c., pursuant to special
Orders No. 26, current series, from snese aeaH
CyiLz, Lieut. Col 9th Infantry, is President, was
arraigned and tried:
Sylvanus r. Burkhead, Citizen.
: CHARGE 1st--s Assault with intent to Kill the
Commanding officer Of the Military f0s' OF An
Specifcation-a In this, that he, citizen Syluanss
r. Byrkhedd, did assault and attempt to kill
+ Bvt Lieut.. Col Alfred r. Smith, Captain Sth
u. s. Infantry, Military Commanderi OF the
rs Post of Anderson, Anderson Court House,
s. c., by pointing and firing a loaded pistol
at him. while he. the said Bvt. Lieut.. Col.
Alfred r. Smith, was in the discharge of his
proper duties as the Commanding Officer OF
the Military Post OF Anderson, Anderson
Court House, s. c., to which command he
had been regularly assigned by the proper
authority. This at the Military Post Of An
derson, Anderson Court House, s. G., on or
about the 9Th day of February, 1857"
CHARGE 3D." Attempting to bride non-com-
missioned officer Of the United States Army"
Specification" In this, that he, Sylvanus r.
B,frkhead citizen. did offer to corporal Louis
;le DeMoncoart Co. 'tI' 9Th Infantry, q bride for
the purpose of inducing the said Corporal
Delfoncourt to allow MN, 6u'Saeaa, 70 steai
=
States in the Quartermasters Department at
ia the Military Post Of Anderson, Anderson
Court House, 8. o., on or about the 5lst DAY
II. of December, 1856"
CHARGE 3D." Assault with intent to kill freed
woman
iSpecifcation-"I In this, that he, Sylvdnus p. Brk
~ head. citizen, did assault and attempt to kill
Enana Hawood, a freedwoman, by pointing
and firing loaded pistol ut her several times.
This at Pendleton, Anderson District, 3. c.,
on or about the 1st day of February, 1857"
Plea" Not Guilty."
FINDINGS
OF the Specification to LIST Charge, +" Guilty"
LIST the Charge, Guilty"
Specification to I'd Charge, " Guilty."
4" Specialization to Sd Charge, Not
Guilty"
Sd Charge, Not Guilty"
SENTENCE
eTo be imprisoned at hard labor, IN such place
as the Major General Commanding this Military
District may direct for the period Of years"
IL The proceedings, findings and sentence in
the foregoing case of citizen Sylvdnus +. Burk-
head are approved, anil will be carried into effect
at Fort Macon, N. c., to which place the prison
er will be sent under guard and turned over to
the Commanding officer thereof, with copy of
this order XIX
By Command of Maj Gen. D. E. SIcKLEs,
]. W. CLOUS,
Capt. 3Sth U. 8. Infantry
A. D. c., & A. A. A. G..
June Is, 1857. SIT.
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Headquarters Second Military District,
CHARLESTON, s. c. MAY 9TH, 1857
scIAL ORDERS, 80 -l..4. -.
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CHARLESTON, s. c. MAY 9th, 1857.
SPECIAL ORDERS, fF -l..l
Earaet.]
v. A Provost Court is hereby established for
the Post of Fayetteville, embracing the counties
of Cumberland, Harnett, Moore, Montgomery
and Richmond, N. c., to consist Of W. H. Porter,
ESQ.,, of Fayetteville, presiding, together with
John d. Minor, Esq, and NJ A. Baker, ESQ.,, of
Fayetteville, N. c., associate Judges. The laws
of North Carolina, not inconsistent with the laws
of the United States or the orders of the Com
manding General, will govern the proceedings of
the court:
l. The court shall have Jurisdiction of any case
not arising under the Articles of War which may
be referred to it by the Post Commander, except
murder, manslaughter rape or arson. Sentences
in criminal cases, imposing fines or penalties ex-
ceeding one hundred $500 dollars, or affecting
the liberty of any person, shall not be executed
until approved by the Commanding General
The Court will carefully observe the requirement
of G. o. TO- current series, from these Head
quarters. Whenever, in the judgment of the
Post Commander, persons charged with murder
manslaughter, rape, arson, or other crime should
be brought to trial before military commission,
the accused will be taken into military custody
and the evidence in the case, with charges in due
form forwarded to these Headquarters.
III. The Post Commander, upon the application
OF any person sued or prosecuted in any civil
court in Cumberland, Harnett, Moore, Mont
gomery or Richmond counties may order the
transfer OF the case to the Provost Court upon
satisfactory evidence that the ends of Justice re-
quire such transfer.
III. The proceedings of the court in all cases
will be forwarded to the Post Commander for
review and approval; appeals to these Headquar-
tiers from the action of the Post Commander will
not be considered unless accompanied by printed
papers and arguments of the parties or their
counsel nor will any motion or appeal be heard
er parte.
~. The compensation of the civil Judge or
Judges will be four dollars day. The court
may employ clerk at compensation not ex-
ceeding three dollars a day who shall keep re-
cord of its proceedings. The expenses of the
court must be borne out of the fund accruing
from fines and costs paid by parties.
v. Simple rules and forms of procedure will be
established by the court and published for genel-
al information.
vi. At the end Of every month return of all
receipts and expenditures, with vouchers, will be
made by the court to the Post Commander and
ooy him forwarded to these Headquarters.
By Commander of Maj Gen. D. E. s1cKLEs:
j. w. CLOUS,
Capt. 3Sth U. s. Infantry.
A. D. C., and A. A. A. G..
June 18th, 1867. 36-tf.
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Headquarters, Military Command Of N. Caro,h,
RALEIGH, NORTH CAROLINA, April 18th, ls67
GENERAL ORDERS, go
No 20
The following General Order is republished "a,
the information of all concerned in this COM nU'
mand: Ell 1F ''
HEADQUARTERS, SECOND MILITARY DlsrR1cr
North Carolina aud South Cqrolina
CHARLESTON, s. c., April LIST, 1857.
GKNEKAL ORDERS,
When an election for District, County. Mimi,
cipal or Town Officers is required to take place
In accordance with the provisions of the local
law, within the limits of any post in this com.
mand, Commanding Officers will promptly RI.
port to these Headquarters the time and place Of
such election and the designation Of the Offices
to be filed.
Ifthe present incumbents be ineligible to bold
Office or any objection exist, arising out Of tbei,
misconduct in office, to the continuance Of Their
functions. the facts will be reported by the Post
Commander, with his suggestions, having in view
the interests of the service and the welfare of the
locality Immediately concerned
By Command of
MAJOR GENERAL D. E. SICKLEs:
J. ". CLOUS,
Capt. ssth U. s. Inf, A. D. c., and A. a. AG.
By Command of
COLONEL ". BoNronD:
LIST Lieut.. 9Th U. s. Inf,
15-tf. and Bvt. Major u. g. A., A. A. A. G,
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SELECTIONS.
RLACKBERRIES.

The season for picking and drying
Blackberries will soon be here, and we
advise all who have time to do so, in
the country, white and black, to save
all the blackberies they can, as the ar
ticle will sell for good price and put
money in their pockets. At least .1fce
thousand dollars worth of blackberries
can be secured in Iredel county, by
people who have little else to do. Our
merchants will purchase all such fruit
and pay in money OF goods. Do not
neglect the advice we give.-Statescille
american. ,
y We would also refresh the memory
of that portion of the people of Rowan
and adjoining counties to the impor-
lance of saving the berries for market.
The county of Forsyth, it is said, sold
enough dried blackberries last year to
pay her taxes. and taxes, it should be
remembered, are high. If we recollect
right, the aggregate income of her poor
people from this little source-hereto-
fore regarded as of no value-was near
ly one hundred thousand dollars Think
Of that Surprising that sum divided
between one thousand families, it would
give to each family one hundred dol
lars-an item worth considering.
IS There are, In almost every family,
members who cannot be of more service
at any thing else on the farm than in
gathering and saving berries. Let them
be put at it this year. We are greatly
in need of money, and should strive to
convert all our resources into available
means for obtaining it. Little hands,
too small for harder labor, can be en-
ployed proftably at this work. They
could not only clothe, feed and school
themselves by it, but contribute to the
support of other members who are un-
able to do anything; and for the ac-
complishment of-so much good, no one
should feel that the employment is to
low. No honest labor that contributes
to the comfort or happines of man can
5 be low or degrading to those who fol-
low it. But they are low and degraded
who lack the moral courage to defy the
sneers Of vain and foolish people, of
which the world always has had, and
always will have, plenty. Pride sneers
at labor; but when labor triumphs in
wealth and influence, pride becomes sy-
cophantic, and disgusts you with its
heartless worship.-Caroliaea Watch
man, t-~. ..---
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THE PRESIDENTS TRIP.

The President and his party are ex-
pected to return to Washington to-
morrow, and we do not rejoice thereat,
for in the brief journey to Raleigh Mr..
johnson and Mr.. Seward deserve Gre
dit, not blame. Their temperate and
\ timely speeches must have had good eff
/ feet and are in singular contrast to
those made on the Presidential trip
through the Northwest. True, Mr..
ohnson could not entirely escape cri-
ticism of the autobiogyaphical portions
of his address at Raleigh, but when we
consider the provocation he has had,
we cannot too highly commend his alb
stinence from censure of Congress, and
the policy of reconstruction. Since his
/. previous speeches, he has had his vetoes
thrust aside, has seen the validity of the
laws he SO bitterly opposed recognized
by the Supreme Court, and in two of
the five Military Districts has beheld
the strict and incorporating execu-
= lion of the Reconstruction acts by the
Z Generals in command. To him this
triumph, in which SO many rejoice.
T, could not have been welcome. He can
not read the papers, receive official re-
ports, or travel, without meeting evi.
dence Of his unpopularity and Of the
inter failure Of his plans, and his visit
to the South must have awakened feel
Lings as bitter as those Lee or Johnston
would feel shonld they be escorted by
Grant or Sherman over the battle-felds
where the Rebellion was defeated. Yet
Mr.. johnson betrayed no feelings of re-
sentiment in any Of his brief speeches,
but confined himself to the expression of
general wishes, which we cheerfully &C
cept as sincere, for the perfect union Of
all the States, and the reconciliation of
all classes. Mr.. Seward was equally
moderate in what little he said publicly.
We rejoice in this apparent change of
feeling, and if Mr.. johnson had con-
tinned his trip throughout the South in
this spirit, it would have been very be-
nefcial .-Neao York Tribune.
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Headquarters Second Military District,
CHARLESTON, s. c., May 18th, 1867.

lCIhCULAk.l
Paragraph XII Of General Orders, No. 10, cur.
rent series from these Headquarters, does not
prohibit the use of fOwling pieces Tor hunting
game upon ones own premises.
Commanding officers Of Posts are authorized,
upon good and sufficient cause shown, to grant
permission to public officers to carry arms when
absolutely necessary in the discharge of their du.
ties; such permission to be in writing, in each
ease, and to be revoked when abused.
Commanding officers Of Posts, to be associated
with one or more commissioned officers on duty
st the Post, next in rank, when practicable, are
constituted military tribunals for the trial Of all
persons within the limits of their commands
charged with violating Par. XII Of g. o. No. 10,
and Par. x of G.. o., No 70, current series from
these Headquarters. The proceedings in such
cases to be forwarded to these Headquarters for
approval.
By Command Of Major Gen. D. E. SICKIEs:
j. W. CLoUs
i@ Capt: SSth U. 8. Infantry,
2T-tf A. D. c., & A. A. A. G.
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Headquarters Second Military District,
CHARLESTON, s. c., May 8, 1857
GENERAL ORDERS,
No. 10.

~
'hshf No. H IS. ia
I. On the third Monday Of July next, in obedi-
ence to the requirements of the act of Congress,
passed March 23d, 1857, the Commanding Gen.
eral will proceed and cause to be made registra-
ton of the male citizens of the United States,
twenty-one years OF age, and upwards, residents
of North and South Carolina, not DISTINGUISHED
for participation in the rebellon or for felony at
common law.
II. One or more boards of registration, consist
ing of three discreet snd qualified persons to be
appointed by the commanding General, will be
organized In each County OF City, to make and
complete the registration, superintend the cleo
ton to be held thereafter SO1 delegates to Con-
ventioD to frame Constitution, and make returns
to him of the votes, lists of votorsr and of
the persons elected as Delegates by plurality of
the votes cast, at such election. -
LII. The Counties in North Carolina, and geog-
raphical districts in South Carolina will, for the
purposes of registration, be divided into eonven-
lent registration precincts. In each registration
precinct board of regsters will, if practicable,
be organized Several places will be designated
in each registration prceinct, where the board
will meet, and the citizens eligible to regis
tration may go and be registered. The Board
of registration will Lemain in session two
days, from sunrise to sunset, at each place of
meeting On the adjournment Of the board,
copy Of the list of persons registered will be de-
posted in a suitable place within the precinct
seven days, for public Information. And there
after, the board will again visit every precinct
and revise the list Of voters, hear objections from
citizens as to any adjudication made, and register
any person who may hare been unable, by reason
OF illness or other good and sufficient cause, to
attend the first session Of the board
Nv. All persons appointed to make the said reg
lstration of voters, and to conduct said cleo
lions, Will be required before entering upon their
duties, to take and subscribe the oath prescribed
by the act approved Ju1v 2d. 1890 entitled & or,
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NORTH CAROLINA AND SoUTH-CARoLINA.)
CHARLESTON, s. c., May 9TH, 1867.
sFn'I NJ osz7Dnns' EXTRACT.
/. Colonel ]. v. Bomford, 9Th Infantry Breyt
Capt, Charles Snyder, LIST Lieut.. 9Th Infantry
and LIST Lieut.. Geo F: Price, 9Th U. 8. Cavalry,
are nereby constituted military tribunal for the
trial of offenders within the limits of the Post of
Raleigh, n. G., charged with violations of Par.
10 OF q. o., No. 10, and Par. 10 of G. O.. No. ~
current series, from these Headquarters.
. The proceedings, findings and sentences TO be
forwarded to these Headquarters for approval,
BY command of Maj. Gen. D. E. Sickles:
a.. j. W. CLOUS,
May II, 1867. 21-H
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headquarters Second Military D,,tr,.t

GENERAL ORDERS,
No. 10. stf e u
All persons in this Department embloved mr.
concerned atany time in Selling, holdipc or d;s.
posing OF real or personal property. goods cbaf-
ties, shares in any Bank RAILROAD or other Cor.
off any Rp oSnds moEgags bills or assets
Confederate Government, are reon;r .o soscaied
delay to report in writing to these Headonarteuua.
their action, specifying the kind and aman
psspeg sss H. the time place Of
OWNERS and Of ana parties ai Sp w, Of the original
now held - "non property Is
By Command of Maj. Gen. D. E. s1oxrra.
Capt. sstbr q Inf = n -, w. CLoUS,
May1 1867. ~ anu q; a; a. g.
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persons holding iiduslary relation to thepersons
or the subject matter q tle action0r proceeding.
XVII Any law or, ordinance heretofore In
force ID North or South Carolina Inconsistent
with the provisions Of this General Order s here
by suspended and declared inoperatiye.
BY command 81 Major Gen. DE. Gickles.
l}'s.i. 81 lss.i vi j. w. CLOUS, Capt
3Sth o. 8. Infantry, A. D. G. & A. A. A. G.
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POETRY
ALL THE WHILE.
BYsALIcE CARY

ffa4Reh fsff-f 3-----2 - go
BIZ ALICE CARY.
! The nights they come and the nights they
And the rosy twilights round them lie,
And the stars are bright and the stars are
sweet,
And I sit in the silence and watch them
- meet;
But all the while n,y hearts beats low,
H For the moon is out of the sky
The seasons come and the seasons 60
Spring so gay, and winter so drear-
And / sit in the light of the golden hours,
3 And pick the blushing and beautiful fioW-
81 ers; 81
But all the while my heart beats low,
~ For the May is out of my year!
The mornings come and the mornings go
Yellow and purple, crimson and gray
And the milk-maid sings as she calls her
~ cows,
And the farm lad whistles the while he
ploughs;
But all the while my heart beats low,
p For the lark, the lark is away!
e The rain descends, and the gardens grow
ga And the chamomile makes green her bed,
AeAnd the bushes are full as bushes can hold
-9Of bells of silver and globes of gold; s'
But all the while my heart beat low, 20
= For the rose, for the rose, she is dead!
) The tides they ebb, and the tides they flow,
And the sun shiues more than the storm
1870 can frown, -
And the ships with their white sails flowing
80 free, 5aj 3fr
Like forest of silver, cover the sea;
And all the while my heart beats low
For the one good ship gone down!
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e Near Carlisle, Pa, there lives Mrs. Kissel,
who ls now 100 years old, is in good health,
naoses around briskly, and can assist in do
ing the domestic work. T'.ss
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Fish are making their way up the Susque-
hanna in immense shoals, and the fishermen
ct the upper fisheries anticipate great hauls
Of ehad and catfish. aa -A..A
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Petition for IL
! eense to sell Real
Estate.
CTATE OF NoRTH-cARoLINA, |

% CARTEREr COUNTY.
Court OF Pleas and Quarter Sessions, May Term,
A. q. 1891
William Brooks, Admir- Of Eliza pet;t,on for
Wade, deceased, ucense TO sell
~. nj rs,.fa
The Hsirs At Law If Eliza Wade Aea' hs'''''
II appearing to the satisfaction Of the Court
that Charlotte Layton, one OF the defendants !,
this sHit, Is not an inhabitant Of this State II ID
ordered that publication be made, for six weeks
successfully, In the Raleigh Standard, nevspas
peRpsblished in the City of Raleigh, for the saa
Charlotte Layton to appear before the Justices o.
the Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions OF Cal,
teret County, at the Court to be held for saia
County, at the Court House In 3, aufort, on tue
third Monday Of August, 1867, and make defense
to the said suit as in default thereof, the petillOa
WIN be taken pro cOntssso and heard accordingly
Witness, James Rumlsy. Clerk of said Courb
at Beaufort, the third Monday of May, 1851
JAMES RuNLEY, G, c. =;
June 12th, 1867. 24-w6'
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CrArE OF NoRTH-cARoL1NA. |

CTATE OF NOkTH-CAROLINA.l
- CARTKRET COUNTY.
Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions, May Term,
A. D., 1887.
Henry Z. Windsor, Adm'trato of Petition. /, or
James Ellison, deceased, license to
~ sell Real
The heirs at law Of James Ellision. Estate.
It appearing to the satisfaction of the Court,
that John Ellison, Levi Harris and Nancy bis
wife, Caleb HsSsllall and Sally Ann his wife, Au.
gustus Dunn and Mary Jane his wife, who are
defendants in this suit, not Inhabitants OF this
State, it Is ordered that publication be made for
six weeks successfully, In the Raleigh STANDARD
q newspaper published in the City of Raleigh, for
the said defendants to appear before the justices
Of the Court Of Pleas and Quarter Sessions Of
Carteret County, at the Court to be held for said
Coanty, at the Court House in Beaufort, on the
third Monday Of August, 1867, and make defence
to the said suit as in default thereof the petition
viii b taken pro cosJssso and heard accordingly.
Witness, James Rumley, Clerk of said Court,
at Beaufort the third Monday of May, 1867
JAS. RUMLEY, C. C.
June Il, 1867. M-w6t
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-15

Reai EerAqn TRANovss,-Meapss. Ksp&
( Goldsbury. - agents, made sale Jester
day Of Judge Dillon's fine pespsrty % Ssvs
snth stsess. sast u Brady, to NJ. Jas. John
so, Of Rsek Island. proprietor Of tie Cam
da Mit4 psssesstea - - gissnsa Che
arst Of February. NJ. johnson. few days
ago. purchased the steam Touring mill Of
Mr. n. Donahus of THE city, asd now hav>
ing purchased . rssidsses, my be called .
resident Of cut city. The pDelpss usoasy
wss elo, 100, Mr.. Dillon threwing h some
three oe lbus Ausdrpd dollars wsftA u hss.
nisurs Ccnsidstine ~ IesesIea this ~
good bargain. Il coni6adS.a \ ass yiei9> u
the twe ci,ies, the rive, - tellua With ~
improvements. The eroaads iaclsds sslst
and : half, and 10 in taaE cus o: ~ noss
desisahls sesidences eur city sfFer1s. Mr.
johnson 10 known among our business o,ep
as an energetic and enterprisng man, and
will prove . valuable accession to our bsasi>
ness eommunity. He seeks this place that
be may give his childrea the sdvantsgs Of
our schools. which ws sse proui 70 say ase
- good - any in the state. We afe not u
lose any thing BY this chsngs. = is some
times the case, for Nr. Dillon, We ere in>
formed, win build in the lewss part a ~
city. on what 10 knomo ~ the Ooopsetewn
70.