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HFIBREW CALENDAR.
Neutrality-suspicious.
1867.

LoD8Ea.
AHaEEoEA, No. lEa Meets let Monday IN
every month, at0dd-talioyFal Hall cor. Court
sad Main. D B Forsters 2S4 FrOht street,
W. ~; John Beamish, 5eey,
BurrH bfEarHIs. No ilS. Meets "a Friaay Of
each r1onth-Hall. cor Madison and Second
u T. Eeilunz, ". ~; Bsni X. Pulleu, Sec.
LnrI.A ec0rr, No. 28a. Meets LIST Friday o. each
raontn-Hall cor Madison snd second. John
Ainslis, v; NJ 4. p Wood =, gsTd, I'd, sec .,
month-Odd- Fell0ws' Hall. P. N. Stanley,
W.M W "A, Butts, 6scs -. ...
y AfLWISEINGl No. VI " ~ Aeets alI = ILuA9
Worshsrn, 80, w. a.; 3. K. Pulen, s2d, SEC.
ROYAL ARcH.
Prssx Chapter, No 4 Megts "a Monday Of each
u80nth-Oad-s -seiloWs' Hall Johu Nsut, n. r
II. p; B. a. Levy, sec'y.
h AND = H.
FuEEFA Council. No. 9. Meets Sd Monday OF
saeh mouth-Odd- d-FelOWs' Hall John Lenti
IN IL; NJ. Wiggins Bee
TENPLAKs.
t,YEE,vE Ooranandery, No. 4 Meets 4th Mon
day o. each saonth- John zsnt, Com; \. j.
A.. AND A.. SCOTTISH RITE.
2Oi FroH, StresL .
HraxEs Lodge ef Perfsctions 18th; No. /
s5lrfed COMMUNICATIONS 81 Wednesday might
oi each month. Henry = Neodard, a2d' g.
NJ. Charles NJ. Carroll l4th, Sec.
KTrTHkAs LDaEe OF Perfection, l4th.i NO, z
Maeis sth Wednesday Of each month. Georgt
MelloFsh, 82d, O.. NJ; A. <, Franklana 4, ga
,,ssTpIfrs founeff Of Princes Of Jerusalem. 18th.
No. !. Benz K. Punen, I'D, 4arsh.'. - -
t,11yagT cHAprER OF Rose croix, Isth., No. J.
Charles ". Adams, s3d, NJ. w r. I. Tom
fiusun. 62d. 6ec-s
PiIILIFPE DUPLEssEIs Council Of k-h, Soth-
No j. Henry p. Woodardi I'D. Comm,
Wliuam y ClFoae sd, Rec.
DussIsuoEF1 90 n EsT TENNESSEE. 81. JOhn
Ainslie 83d., Comm. In Chieli Dodge q
Trader. 22d, Reg
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NUlNtft All.f NONeluutL y Aouo-
Mes. JACKSON, Dear AfddaH-It Is with
pleasure that certify % you, that sceine one
OF your circulars, which contained certificates
and Inducements from the best physicians and
the highest reiicsl authorities OF the Untted
States. certifying that your oils for the com
plexion and teeth were purely The oils, eXtroeb'
and essences OF flowers, and they warrant IL
when used accprdi-g to directions % cure the
worst and NEST difficult cssrs nf nursing, sore
mouth, Cauker Of the stomach, bowels and dys
pe1sia. For SO ofnlons disorders, when used
both internally and exuerna u, 10 has no equal
Dear Madam, seeing this. ard my little daugh-
ter, AGED hftsen months. having the ghOop ug
cough for several months, accom- auisl with
what the doctors call white canker, her rr0uth
and throat being terri by liberated, and nav
ing tried everything for its relief could hear
Of all 10 DO purpose, I bought one bottle O.
your oil for the complexion, cal ed Queen
Bess, " went according to the directions, did not
use quite one bOtfl-. and am most happy to
state to you that IL has cured my chill rhe is
now as veil and be rty as ever she was in her
lie I give ou his, my certificate, h0piug you
will publish 10, that thousands OF Others who
may be afflicted with any Of the above affse-
tons may at once get a bottle OF your Queen
B.ss" for feel sure they VIII md i'm mediate
relief. Yours respectfully,
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The system Of laying railways wIth-
out the use Of sleepers, by placing the
rails directly on the ballast, which has
been In operation for some tine past ir
Prussia, is said to be quite successful. IL
that country it is rule on the railways
that every nth wheel on q train mnst
have 4 brake.
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Bo03-d I9b n Plsv0te F0914iIu
House and Lot for Sale.
WILL sell, at private sals, II desired, or /
/ not sold at private sale. viii ssh az auction
On Friday, january 8. '6S,

At 10 O'Clock Ia the morning, a lot OF ground
on second street, between Jackson and Ala
oama, Fort Pickering, being known a. lot \. !.
97 toRether with a one and a-haf az story
House there n. The houRe eOnLains fonr
rooms, with passage six (5l feet Wlce, running
the entire depth. Two Of the rooms down
stairs and two up stairs Attached 20 the house
is Kitchen, Cellar, cemerlted and orioAed, a
Cistern and stable, WIN room for SIX horses,
Everything new and com Piete Just haVtny
been built this year. fhe house is now insured
FOR Sl200. Terms Of sale easy. Deferred pay
ments secured by deed Of trust on the prop
erty Title guaranteed. Fer further informa-
ton apply to
3. NEWTON HART, Atty, Etc,
doc2 No. q Madison street.
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fOurS sffes'Ss'ilfy MRS, VIM 3. COLLINS.

AGEN rs WANTED Male or Female, in every
town and county tD the United State-, 10 in lro-
ducs this csie brRted preparation Agents are
now making fre m $50 70 s1l5 per month, clear
OF expenses. Application for agelfieS can pc
made for the present to Mrs. Jackson, al the
Whifemore House. Adams street, between
Third and Fourth, 1emphis; or % tbs man q
facturing depot, No il3 sixth street., St. Louis,
No either In person or BY letter.
I
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COrroN ANp FME COTTON TAX

Very truly, yours, r. E. FENToN
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MRS. GhO. WOLOOIE,
Jersey street, bet. sixth and Seventh.
MRS. WIN. R. coLLINs, CERTrFICATE.

HANSIBAL, Mo August q, 1876.
MRs JACKSON Dear E4EdHt / am most
happv 20 inform you that after having suffered
more than three years 9TH what sOme physi-
clans all nursing gore ulou n. or canker Of The
mouth and thr5at, I tried various remedies,
but found nothing 10 10 ms any good unit !
heard Of your els for the complexion and
teeth called s. Queen Bess" ( bought one b IT,
tie went according TO directi ms, and am truly
thankful { say have tOu9d permanent curs.
Hoping YOU will PUBLISH this. that Otuer poor
sufferers nav be benefited by Il, ! remain,
Yours respectfully.
MPS WTNT' q COTT TNs
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FuEKFA Council. No. 9. Meets Sd Monday Of
eaeh month odd Fellows Hall John Lent,
IN IL; NJ. Wlggins Bee,
TuarpLaRs
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FAssMAN,s IsoH TIEs
-F0R-
u -

TUE undersigned have made extensive ar
u rangsments 70 supply the demand for these
Ties the present season.
In addition tothz FASsMAN DIAMOND TIE
and HUTTON TIE, so extensively Esed hereto
fore they now oGer lis ALLIGATuE TIE win
teeth 50 arranged as TO 6 stantiy Clamp the
hoop WneH the pressure Is remoVes mem the
bale. and hold it without slipping
Great pains have been taken b securs the
oest quality Of iTou-
These Ties are 50 simple 10 their ARA uzs-
HeEt that they can be applied BY any OF e. -
bales OF any size. with the same facility ard
erPstitfo7 as rope. In strength. security ard
racl ity OF application, they vii compare IA
yoraoly WITH any Y ~ introduced.
The a1yiftlagss Of Iron Ties are now gen er-
ally rHeCEnized; but it Is deemed MT ouf ~
place 70 ca the attention Of those inLFrastet
% the very emphatic recOn1a 10 eudarfou -of Cn-
derwriters, steamboat Captains, ana Owners
and Agents OF sea Hteanlers ana Sailing Ver-
seis recently published in the nsWspapsrs n
New Orlesns-
CHAMBERS & IsATTING,
Geueral AGENTS. New Orleans
For sale BY
MEACHAM & TRFADWELL.
HARRIS, COCHRAN & CJ-,
and ether dealers and Grocsry Msrc,lants.
"a
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Adams Equity Jurisprudence, Adam 3 Equity
Pleading, Redfield on Wills, Hilliard on Mort
gage, Parsons on Partnerships.
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Depot. No. 9 Howard's Row,
fsbig u Meznphts. Tenn.
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CouRsE % sTUDY.


FIRST SESSION, JUNIOR CLASS months
walkers American Law, Kent's Comments
res. BlsuOD on Criminal Law Caruther's his
tory o. a Law Suit, stephens Pleadings
SECOND SESSION OF JUNIOR GLASS;
months
Parsons on Contracts, Parsons on Notes and
Bills, Greenleaf on evidence
FIRST SESSION, SENIOR CLASS.
Adams Equity Jurisprudence, Adam 3 Equity
Pleading, Redfield on Wills, Hilliard on Mort
gage, Parsons on Partnerships.
SECOND SESSION, SENIOR CLASS.
Washburu on Real Property, Taylor on Land
lord aun Tenant, ANGEL a Ames on COrpora-
tons Story's Conflict o. Laws, Parsons on
Maritime Law, COnKliu's q ). Treatise
Recitations and examinations each day AZ Z
o'clock. Moot Court once each week, aud Ap-
peIlate Court once each month, presided over
BY the Professors all together.
Students permitted 70 en- Ter any Class, but no
Diploma given except TO those going through
whole course.
Terms 50 per Session, payable in advance.
Entrancs Fee, S5 per Session.
All Students OF Law can attend Tree OF charge
the Lectures Of the College, including Lectures
on ElUcutiOn and explanation OF Latin and
French technfcallJiss by the President.
ARA ngements viii De made 10 board and
lodge Students st s25 per month. ApllicatiOBs
sh 8uld be made eariy. 8elO
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F. w. IRVINE & CO.,
Cotton Factors
AND GENERAL
Commission Merchants
27S Front Street, Upstairs.

IN entering upon another commercial year,
i With Inc experience OF the past Eanght
: ith the many vicissltudeB incident 70 &
changed system OF agriculture, and for which
most OF our plaaters were little prepared, re-
sulJing in heavy loss 70 planter and merchant
As 80 experiment tried. We shall adopt ris i'd
cash syetem in our businsss-Iaktng no risk,
nd making our sales prompt upon receipt oi
conEignments, renting proceeds with as little
delay as posi- ole; bat in AL cases obeytng In
structiens Of shippers, and using our best en-
dsavOrs 70 promote the interest Of our patrons-
Our Arrangements Tor furnishing supplies,
Ba gzinR, Rope, Gunnies, GrOceries and PrOvt-
siOns are sucn, that We promise 70 furnish
them at cur lowest market price, and make II
as much or more, to your Interest to order
through as, than 20 purchase IN person.
doping TO receive your patronage and innu
ence, We are, respectfully.
oe2 Sln F. W. IRVINE a co.
Board i9e q PsSVGte Family.
I'HE subscriber having several vacant rooms
l IN his residence No. az shelby street, viii
board and lodge few families.
-.
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TN Offering OUR BIrTERS 70 the Southern
L Public, We have no hesitaney in asserting
their superiority over any Northern produo-
ton in our markets. In their dsvisemant they
are purely Southern - compounded With q
special sdaptitads 10 the varisus types OF
stOmAcic arrangements prevalent In oul
climate.
Itisa gentle stimulant to the system aftsl
undergoing severe illness.
1t is = cure for Dyspepsia.
II assists Digestion.
Il cures Dtarrhea and Cholera Mnrbus.
Il Is preventive for Cbiils and Fsvers
Il tis an invaluable companion for person
travelling st All seasons OF the yesr
II is q HoHE enterpriss, and possesses tru'
merit.
~ Sold everywhere.
G. H. EBBERr q CO.,
Sole Manufactures.
Depot. No 9 Howard's Row,
febiG u neEnphts. Tenn
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ARTICLE III.

See. l. II shall be the duty Of the Ex-
ecutive Committee TO adopt such mode
as they may deem proper to make ar
rsngements with Union organizations 10
other parts Of the United States, or with
the Government, il necessary, to procure
supplies for the mem bers Of this Union,
70 enable them 70 give employment to
the Freedmen Of the Parish, upon the
terms aud conditions set forth 10 these
! By-isws-upOn q pledge Of the entire
crop to secure the pay meht OF the same
and to procure such aid from the mill
/ tary suthorities as may be necessary to
/ insure the pesOe % the country. and give
ample protection 10 life, liberty and prop
erty 70 all classes and conditions OF he
! people.
Sec 2. Tt shall be the duty Of the Ex.
/ ecutive Committee 10 memoriallze Con
gress 70 make an appropriation to assist
the National Labor Union ia PURCHASING
suitable territory south Of the United
States, and as near As practicable, for tbs
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THE ASTTRTAm CEMETERY.

The Burial Ofthe Confederate Dead
Letter from Governor FenfOn.
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essIOu "Opens KORday, September and.
LAW SCHOOL.
MEMPHIS COLLEGE.

THE Law Department OF the Memphis Col
/ legs viii oDen on the FIRST MONDAY
OCTOBER. The following gentlemen com
prise the Faculty:
Constitutional LaW......-..-.-Gen. ALBEIT PIKE
Real Property & Pleadi ng Hon. K X. II EkrH
Personal Property q Pleading. A. 81. LEWIS
Equity q COHmer ercial Law Hon. p. =. sCRUGGs
Grim. Law Admiralty. ..5en- ]. r CHALNERs
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PATENT MEDICINES.
MRS. JAcKsoN's
Queen BesS Complexion Wash,
MRS. WOLCoTr's CERTIFICATE.
QUINCY, Ill, November s, 1866.

rTlBE following certfncrte1, selected fr1na hun
dreds ia the possession or the prOprietress,
are con ndentIy - omitted 70 the pu5llc
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ARTICLE II.

Sec. !. LabOrers working under, and
subject to the rules and regulations OF
this Union will be required to rise at day
break and be ready to commence work
al sunrise, They will be allowed one
hour for dinner, except in the summer
months, during which they will be a.
lowed two hours. No night or Sunday
work will be required or allowed, except
in cases Of emergency, and the usual at
tention 70 stock and the ordinary dOmes.
tic duties.
sec. ,. The employer or superlntend-
shall exercise patrisrchsl care over
the labOrers and the families, and shall
make and keep 8 record Of their conduct,
the manner and temper in which they
perform their work the time lost from
sickness or from any other cause, in order
TO secure to each lsborer fair share OF
the profits OF the plantation in proper
ton to the labor he may perform.
Sec. 8. Every labOrer who shall absent
himself OF herself FROM duty without the
consent OF the employer, shall be charged
two dollars, and for the second offence
may be dismissed by the employer, but
may Rppeal TO the Executive COMMITTEES
ofthis Union, whose duty 1t shsll be to
see that justice is rendered to all the Ia
boreIs employed by the members of this
Union.
Sec. 4. 1t shall be the duty Of the men,
bers Of tkis Union TO report 10 the Exe
cutye Committee the name, description
and conduct Of any laborer they msy
fiud it necessary to dismiss; and, upon
the application OF the party dismissed,
the Executive Committee shall investi-
gate the case and restore the lRborer 10
his position or publish him IS unworthy
Of trust rs q laDOrer.
Sec. 5. No member Of this Union shall
employ, or permit TO remain on his prem
ises any lsbOrer previously employed by
any, other member Of the Union withoui
the written consent Of the first employer
or the Executive Committee.
Sec. 6. The Executive Committee shall
divide the Parish into convenient dis
tricts, for the purpose Of organizing iu
each district, churches and Sabbath
schools for the instruction OF the lsborers
and their children, and shall invite the
several denominations Of christians 70
unite IN some practical plan by which
they can aid in their education.
sec. 7. The Secretary shall give notice
10 The freedmen OF the parish, that they
can enroll themselves rs applicants for
employment as lsbOrers under the rule
and regulations Of this Labor Union,
upon the recommendation Of any mem
Der Of the Union.
Sec. S. The Secretary shall publish the
Constitution and Bylaws Of this Union,
and invite the cooperation OF the planters
of thts State and of the South generally.
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TBE pEsoTo

DERsOSs wishing to enter pupils viii please
II call aftsr pm, or az any tine Satarday.
sel8 4
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Liberal Advances Made Oh C0lligHmGnB.
IN referring to our card As above, we would
say that in tue future, as IN toe past, we Will
give our best attention to the Interests OF our
patrons on ali cOnsiguments made Us fhat
while our facihuies are a. least equal TO any
The USUAL ca AR8ES WILL BE MADE
and we pledge ourselves that the result 70 the
planter on al business intru ted 70 US shall be
As favorable as from any other house OF equal
standing or frOun parties who may pTopose 10
transact business for less than we ieel We can
Justly and safely afford 10 do. oc3-Sm
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Headquarters Second Military Di

CHARLESTON, s. C., May 9th, 1867.
GENERAL ORDERS,
'' No. 10.
All persons in this Department employed or
concerned ats any time in Selling, holding or dis
posing of real or personal property, goods, chat
ties, shares in any Bank, RAILROAD or other Cor
of any kind sequestrated by the late so-called
Confederate Government, are required without
delay to report in writing to these Headquarters
their action, specifying the kind and amount of
property sequestrated, the time and place of
sequestration, and the names of the original
owners, and of the parties by whom property is
now held.
By Command of Maj. Gen. D. E. sIcKLEs:
j. w. CLOUS,
Capt. 8sth .. 9. Inf, A. D. c., and A. A. A. q.
May is, 1857. 23-1aw3w.
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FRANK1N, the St. Benjamin of the ty-
biographical profession, made one of the
greatest plumbers on record in his day.
In putting to press "form" Of the
Common Prayer, the letter ''c' dropp.
ed out Of the passage, eve shall all be
changed in the twinkling Of an eye,"
without his noticing it. When the
book came into use, what was the con-
sternation of the devout when they
read, eve shall be hangedin the twink
ling of an eye."
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STEAM ON CANALs.-The papers refer
to the recent successful experiments de-
signed to prove the practicability of
substituting steam for horse power on
the canals. A wire rope is laid on the
bottom of the canal and passes over a
revolving clip drum or iron wheel four
feet in diameter, placed on the boat to
be moved, the motive power being fur
nished by small engine at the bow.
1t is claimed that a four-horse engine is
capable of running two ordinary boats
at the rate of two and half miles per
hour, the coal consumption being 1000
pounds every twenty-four hours.
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uoadousrters Second Military District,
CHARLESTON, s. c., May 18TH 1851


CIRCULAR. No IN cur
Paragraph XII of General 1ro arfers' docs not
reof id the use of towing pieces for
game upon ones own premises authorized,
Commanding officers of POsts ss soS grant
good and nDf oeeT to Per dn
t. e f
ues suS4 70 he revoked when aou to he associated
Commanding of Commissioned 05 officers onduty
at the Post Military DfT for the trial of all
persons within LINZ! hnG Par XII of G. O. No. 10,
charged with dfG O., No. 49, current series from
and Pa Gre1sd OF The proceedings in such
these 70 n he forwarded to these Headquarters LOT
approval. ,,.,,can n s,cKnEs:
BY Coili J. w. CLoUs,
Caut. S8th o. s. Infantry,
Off A D. c., & A. A. At
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June 20, 1867
Headquarters Second Military District,

NORTH-CARoLINA AND SOUTH CAROLINA,
CHARLESTON, s. c., May 18th, 1867. !
srHo1 NJ 9 q EXTRACT
I. Colonel j. V. Bomford, sth Infantry; Brevt
Capt Charles Snyder, LIST Lieut.. 9Th Infantry
and LIST Lieut.. Geo. F. Price, 9Th U. s. Cavalry
are hereby constituted military tribunal for the
trial of offenders within the limits of the Post of
Raleigh, N. c., charged with violations of Par
IL of G. o., No; 10, and Par 10 of G. O., No. IL,
The proceedings, findings and sentences to be
forwarded to these Headquarters for approval.
By command of Maj. Gen. D. E. Sickles:
j. w. CLOUS,
Capt ssth Infantry, A. D. c. and A. A. A. g.
May II, 1867. 21-tf.
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Office Post Quartermaster.

RALEIGH, N. c., June 30th, 1867.
Proposals for disinterring the bodies of Union
Soldiers buried at Bentonsville and Averasboro,
N. c., and reinterring the same in the National
Cemetery, at Raleigh, N. G., will be received up
to the 10th day of July, 1857 at 10 clock, A M,
when the bids will be opened.
For full particulars apply to the un designed
at Post Headquarters.
G.. VAN s AIKEN,
LIST Lieut.. Sth Infantry
A. A. Q. NJ, U. s. Army.
July 2, 1867. 43-3t
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ga woman in Detroit has been arrest
ed for smuggling tea in her stockings"
Empress.
Gin North Carolina the women carry
nails in their stockings."-Ra1 Pro-
gress.
Nothing wonderful. The ladies of
Forsyth carry calves in their stockings.
Cause our ''devil'' says he's seen 'em
do it.-Salene Observer.
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Headquarters Pest Of Raleigh,
RALEIGH, N. G., June 10Th, 1867.
GENERAL ORDERS,
The following Circular is hereby published for
the information Of all concerned within the limits
OF this command:
Headquarters Second Military District,
CHARLESTON, s.. c., June 18th, 1867.
In the execution of Paragraphs VI. and VII
of General Order No. 81, current series, Post
Commanders Will be governed by the following
instructions:
An Inn is place where food and lodging are
provided and furnished for pay to travellers and
sojourners.
Municipal and town authorities may grant to-
Inn Keepers licenses to sell liquors in quantities
less than one gallon to be drank on the premis
es. In determining the number of such licenses
it is expected that due regard will be observed to-
the actual occasion for tavern Accommodations, So
that no evasion of the order be permitted by an
unnecessary increase of the present number OF
Inns. In any town where this occurs the author
thority to grant licenses will be revoked and the
licenses granted annulled.
The order does not admit of any construction
extending the privilege to apethecary shops, ice
cream saloons, eating houses, or other places.
The civil authorities to whom license money
has been paid will determine for themselves
whether they will refund licensees any part OF the
money received for licenses.
Ine order IS operative on ana aller Tue uaie W.
its publication Post Commanders in the eXer
else of their discretion may extend the lime uil-'
til the first day of July next.
The military tribunal constituted by ClrculaF
dated May 18th, 1867, from these Headquarters
will have cognizance of all violations OF para.
graphs vi. and VII. of General Orders 81 current
series. The proceedings will be forwarded Dy'
the Post Commander to these Headquarters loi
review and final action.
Where by law or municipal regulation tne pro
ceeds of licenses are devoted to the maintenance
of common schools open to all without GIscLi M
nation against color or CASTE the proceeds ol VIZ
licenses now authorized may be appied either ~
such schools or to the support OF the poor III
the discretion of the civil authorities. ,,
All laws or parts of laws or munlcipai Tesu1
lions inconsistent with the provisions Oh usho. Ia
Order 49, of this Circular, are suspei'oeu' 'nN
will be deemed and held imperative. ,--rk-
The authority to revoke licenses when 9run N
enness or disorderly conduct is perihllteuL ~ oT
about premises where LIQUOR is sold, may DC -
ercised by Post Commander or Dy nny o
trate of the vicinage on proof OF onence
By command of Maj Gen. D , u e. s CIoUs,
r,. oo., 1e.+r An q and A. A. A. u.
The prohibition of the sale OF lhloA anto he
LIQUORS in quantities less than one gallon ot inn
drank on the premises except by the licensga ,
keepers extends to all licenses HERETOFORE
ed Mayors, sheriffs, policemen, ma tte com,
constabies and all civil officers Wlth1 tlni ;,b the
ties Comprising this Post are charged WIN . snu
eyecution of this order on and after the nrst ua'
of July, 1867. n.
~ DAN'L T. WELLS,
LIST Lieut.. 9Th Infantry, Brevet MAJOR,
July2 43-tf fos' AuJl11