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•MAOTKO FjcbV Ifi. 1864t.
;» Act to vTrti, Tax and Ijimit tht. Ovrrenci/.
JsOx cit 1. ihe'^otKjrtJs ’ ' tie (junf^^erate
'*x T I '/'w *•,'■» ?o (»Tjac/. '■ Lat the ktidcr* of
; • ' . j u?tbove tbo deo3;ui^ia^.IcQ of ^5,
• ■ sh*!! bo *l!o'.vod ViS^il tb-:
^ Apr i ‘ ••)!, 01 tiia I*Jkto
•■>■ - a id uoui tue > aud :. t’ -
; .:i f V, ...Ijh 'li'i.-rjrj
- f - ?! r d ;,o fj* i tli?. *»Rm* ia rogin-
’ or. 20 5curs after tbnir date.
WariQflr latoiv^^t ihe runa of 4 per sent, por an
auLu, pivai/.j oa tlie let of January and Julj of
!' ? yK
' iio’.'f’tary o*' tho Treasury is I'orcbv
6U horiscd t~j »■ ao fhe bonds repaired for tbc
iuudin:. prc ridod for in tho prcocdin? nc>^^icxx,
^ind B.nU thp boada can be proparftd he v - xa
oor the purpose. Such bonds
a»'ti '■rt.iuoateit s»jall |[*« receivable without in^ -r-
a jravvn^nt of all Q-07cj ni^put dues payable
in inu ’■> a.' 18i)4. except exp^irt *ind import dat»c5.
Seo. •>. Ti-a\ all Treasury niitoft of tho ueacmi-
. -.'ir. ■ • Uk>, i>'*i btarii; ii.tcrest, whlcii ahali
nc t; .Tvb-a!e> for funduss under the provision*
of Li2 1st soction of i.\h »-jt, shH.U, froa asd after
the Isl iiy cf Apr:! 1*^64, east of tJic Muslssipj i
river, l "ito Icl *.y of Ju’y 1364, west ef t^at.
M co:i..c to bo receivable in pajment cf
pal';c md said not«s, if not so presented at
’at time, shall, in addition to the t« of 33^
;^.,oiied in tho ±t}« acotion of this ae^, b»
snbjDvjrea to a tax ;*f 10 per ceut. per mouth ao-
til so , i':;cc“.ed; Hhi-'h Ehall aU«ob to said
dhall be
ubjeot to a tax pet oent. on er- ty or otfecni oi kiud, uot ouuia«^at6d u
ory doUa proKuod o» U» fkoe thereof, B?dd tut 1 tie procediii^ paragraph, i)etwc9ii tirncB
to attach to Mud motoA waeraver ciroulatcd, and sAuidd therein, 10 )*tr cant., in to
^d lioten tf> 1»o funiable a«d exohampcablrj for iiftw tie tfci ®ii suck pr©4ite 68 iacome, nilddr tfafe
'^easnijr cotea, a« horeis previdcd, subject to I afort'tiiid.
«:he dediirticE Bftid toy I 0»rthc of f*rofifcs excoeding
•'^^y 3Ut« holding
cd bo.»r. to, 1.0,.,.. h,r,.m Mod (or | ^ Mij bl=k or ka4i--
tit! *T13 * ‘
.1
f, .. ;t.
6 >>ci
riotcver circ-jiat' ti.
and ^hali be dedautcd
wueafver present- fl
a^^{? snid nciss .shali
; acw if»eue «f Trea-
uOt'J:
fruT.. f.oe of ^»aid nat.-i
Ui ;v ueiit or f;»r ivi'
not .»» C3-. -’H*?fo” *■
F'tcy D,- . b i-ro.iuo'i for ia sot
- 4. Tiiri; o;i all '4*U Tr-'aaury i»tM not
f”- ’ i or used !u |>r*j!n'iRt of taxos at the dat*>
itnd places pre.'^criiTU ia i’-a 1st sccdou af tiiia
set, t’lpro ahall l>e if.vied at »aid dat-as aad plaocs
b \r o: 13* ^utj or every doiiar promised oa
tr r-',cc of said Lotds; svd tax *hail to »eid
Ev’«c3 vrhc'*eve*’ ciroalatod, and shall be ooileotcd
hy dedocticg the sanie u» tuo ti'oosury, its deposi
tories aud by tas oolloctors, aiad by aH Gov«ra-
ment offioorj rocciviEg the suate wfecnavM p*«-
fiout'.d f jr payaieat or for landing, w in pa^nreut
oi Gcveruinoot dues, cr for postage, or in ex-
cliange for tew ootes, as koreinafter provM«d, and
said T; cu.iur^ nolc5 t^ksil be fundable in bonds as
provide • iu the lijt scctioa of this act, vQtil the
Ui d:,v .Jann'iry 1885, at th«r»(ie of 65| eaata
on t^-o doiiar; and it shall be the duty of t^e S«o-
•lary ef the Treasury, at any timi between the
" ' 11 V, ^
■••■sivt- !S ; it j
joot bonus fef tho l^enfcders.te payable 20
years aher dnte, auJ the interest payable tueiui-
annually. But kII Treasi'^ry nat-os re^eirad by
ntiy '^tat** aftfir t^' viaaf" fi.s»d P.)r t«:tiTjg the «»aie
2S aiorociaid, skall b« held t^> haTC Ween rebeived
JiiB’nished by tho »ic*> nat tax. Tho di«
?^riK.-:*arion betwf‘53 tfce 00?^'I'nbi*'''*’ *• the
^nd these not %o pubjeot, afcaH h'^—
Si50. 13. That n''*To heratofore Isso
’^ji'pring intorost at the rp.te of S7 BO on the $1 M)
iitr r-a«UTU. atiall no l>D*»w(»r be r"ooiv6d in ?u y-
tnf'n* of pnb'iw tiuefi. hut shall b« ^ft^'^ed a »d
con^i'Jered b««aj ('!nuf.'deT*>>y' Stjit^, pa’ a-
b!i? two y(*ara eftor r3t5fio?*ion ot ~ treaty ■')f
with tpe Uhitft'i fSt.a;3f.. Ifca ritc si
'r.teiftst s^eeifjrd oa "?'''•• T.ftbla l^fe of
Jaauary of each and every y-sar.
Rt30 14. Tha* tho !S»crr.tJiry **ie 'rvoMTtry
be. aud he hereby, atiihori'yfd, i* 'rntse the ^»fli
eeociea of the Sovcrnraeai re«»»ii'o it, *«>
pay th? desaand aay ptiblie '^r^ ^‘*cr df»lpt
may be can-.aeted &fter iha af this »si.,
wiilirio; to iho s?r. ? la a sf n
.’ "Utednc*!S, K t«« i't«i>c5 by fca:d St'r;. 'ary i» su
tor’T- ho wiyf'' propar, 4’TO yc^Js
a of a ir^aty ©» witli the
United 8ta*«K, l-oani’g islcrt^^t s,t rj> ^ of r.ix
ner c^nt. p.'r aannsa rvr.ysiU’o *»r.-»i.>i335?>jfy, t-ij
irraff'-!-ablo oniy by epweial wjdorM’neat, vsder
r eruk'ioaa to ba prescribed by Scarel^ry of
tJie Trei-nry, r-nd .uy*3 oejt?l*.-it»s fiHall V« oxr^t pt
fr€>w tAxatioa in aai iatflrest.
Sasc. 16. Thj Sesrptiiry « th« Tres^Kry is
thoriied to inOTewe the nuTahar ©f dtpmt«no€ ?n
&3 to m«at rM^nireiMBr^ ef this act, >,':d w «t
tkat view to o»pUy icuoii (f the baaks •*. tV.a i^v-
eral Stftt(>s ae k« v.»y decn ozi»ed4o»t.
Sm. 16. The So:r^i»ry »f f'he Treawwy ffcnil
fwlhwith advertiw act ia grefe aewspap-^r?
ptibiU^hed 19 ti>e lavortJ W sw>h ati er
9>9&a9 aa iball i»eoare ii&atei^te psbl.ieity^ rsd
tl*e S«erctary ef "^fcr a»d Se*r«tATy ®f
Navy fiball each catsee it to ^e pubH.Hh«d ia goiw
ral order for ttt *rrf5ma*io» of the army cad
Mtyy.
Sw. 17 Tfce 4fii nocncn of tlie act tor 1jf
asaeecine&t and o«lleotion «f taxe«, approved ]V?ay
1st 1S63, is hereby pep«Aled.
8*0 18. Tha ik>«ret»*y of tbs Traaaury is
t:;r OS,- caTinl, navigsU-ien^ im-
tulegi'apk, exprcia.
rAtlro?>,i, Ht».nuJac-ariTig, dry deck, or otiier
joint Attack conipaay of any dfBcriptii^n,
wiietkar incorp>:)rat«d er not, 25 per ccat on
sucli exc9ta.
Bed. i>. Th-9 ftelVvivnDg exeifiptiocs frc-ik
taxhtiou Mttfiiir thia act shaJl b« aHowei,
fco-wit:
I. P
that thtt abov« exem}>
le ^ro«q, wh?..'--'*
. . of April and the 1st of July, lbt>4, wcot oi horeb^' autuorUed aad r»3quirod, upon the appU-
thc MI»Ls^;ippi river, and the 1st of Jai.ua^ 1§65, oatioa ef the holder of aay eafi certifLoat«, which.
ilate and exehansce new Treasury notes
i .r • t saiae at the rate »( 6ai ceTita ba the dol-
Li ; .'^'rooilod, Thai notes of the decomiaaaon of
t‘ll'0 tbali not be entitled to the pri^iljge oi aaid
ei change: Provicfed furth^, that ^iQ rrpht to
iuud iuy of SMd Trcastiry notoa, after tho lat day
of January 1865, ia hereby t^iken away: An^ pro-
vr? i fz^fther^ That upon ail imoh TioMury notes
ui:'y remain outstanding on the 1st day of
*1sTi iary 1^05, aad which may cot be oxohanpec
icr lie rt Xr :a3ury notos, as herein provided, a tax
• ^ '00 pe.- 0&-S'. ia hereby imposed.
Sso. 5 That afler the first day of April next,
all autacritj heret'>t'.re given to the Secretary of
the Treasury te isdua Trea&nry notes sLaU be, and
is hereby, revoked: Provvie'l, the Secretary ©f
the Treasury may, after that time, issue new
Treaaury notes, in such form as he may preseribe,
payabJe to years after the ratification of a treaty
of peace %ith the United States, said new ioraee
to Oa receivable in payment of all pubHo dues,
except export and import duties, to be issued in
exohuas^ for old notes at tke rate si 2 dollars of
the new for 3 of the old issues, whether said old
note;? be flurrondered fir exchange by the holders
thereof, or be roeeivcd into the Treoswy under
toe provisions of this act; and the holders of the
neT - o’" cf the old noteS, except those ef the
dononiin?*:- n of SlOO, after they are reduced to
Coi cents on the dollar by the tax aforesaid, may
convert the same iuto call oertifioates bearing in
terest at fhc Tf^te of 4 per cent, per annum, and
p-iyable two years at^r a ratiuoation of a treaty
O' pcaoo with the United l^tatea, onlcsa soascr
cjnvorted into new notes.
S*a. 6. That to pay the expenses of fhe Oov-
em'?_;cnt not otherwise providoa for, the Secretary
0; :' .o Treasury ia hereby aathoriscd to issue 6
n*. ' n. bonds tio " >ounr. not esoeediug five
-C ' ‘ • ’ rnillionp of doi;ir.., cLe principal aad in-
herc --f sba'il Le free ^rov. tamiou. and !
f>r the yiiicni of ioiurv*? *=;cr oq tho cu;-r'^ ntt ;
reseipts of-.•i> cxpor^ uaty nc- rUuT laid on tho )
V.iluo ui iQ/ COL' G, '. vud uaViil 5*cr>;s, j
w-iioU aball be esAurt^id ir'-m the ;Jcnfcdcrt.lo j
S uites, aud lie not proceed j of '.Ls» import duties |
ujw laiJL, O’ 90 mucii liicrcof a& may be neoestiary
to pay aanualiy the intcru.^b, are hereby specially
pledged: Provided, that the duties now laid on
:;oports are hereby pledged and shall hereaf
ter be paid in specie, or in steruug exchange, or
iu coupons of said bonds.
8-^0. 7- That the idecretary of the Treasury is
iicreby autlwrixod, frcm timo to time, as the
waats of the Tr-'aiiury may require it, to sell or
hypothec- 3 for Treadury notes said bonds, or any
parr ;iicrcuf, ^-poa the Dost terms he oan, so as to
me*:. appropriations by Oongresi, and at the same
tixn^ reduce iiud restrict the aulouat of the cirou-
iauua ia Trcu:.ary aocea wichin reasonable aud
’’’I'its.
- The bonds authoriiod by tho 6th seo-
uoa ii this act n^ay bo either re^i^tcrod or ooa-
poa boudij as tho parzies taking thoca may elect;
they may be exchanged for cach other under ,
suoi I'.. : !■: .')Bi AS u.o .I ''’vsr^.Ty of r’tie TrifBoury j
•jiaj Jiibii. 'incy alirwl be ior lOv), and iiii.5.Ii {
U)g«( ier *i?itit i.de coupons thereto atuched, bein
succi '.i .-a iia i jfeavh '^.7a Lho
retaiy oi iiio '.Vreasury u\ay preijCiibe; the iu*/eicjt
ahai> oe payable half on cUc Gr^t of Jaa’;
and J'jiy in es.eh yearj Lue pvrncipal shall be ^lay-
abl ■ Dot iocii ti-an uO years t'ror’^' ihoir d»*r«.
t !'> 9. Ail evil cortiSoatjd uiali bo facdable,
and be .uzod ia ail rcspocts as is proviciod
ior -y Treasi’ry notdS ioto waieii they are ooa-
▼enioij. li convorted before the time fixed for
taxi a g tho Trcasu^ notes, such eertiacatej ahal>
fro Pi that time bear intereat upon only 66| oeuu>
for every dollar promised upon their face, aud
shall t3 redeemable in new Troasury noliMi at
that but after the passage of this aet no oall
ceicliiaates shall be isanod until after the first day
of April, l&bi.
yso. 10. That if any bank of deposit shall give
its depositors the bonds authoriied by tho first
section ot tim act, in oxohango for tUeir deposits
and speoifying the same on the bonda by some
disiiiiouvo mark or token, to be ogr^ od upoa with
liie Secretary ot the Troasury, then ndd de-
po^iit^.v shall b« entitled reoiftve the amoa>3t of
said bends in Tr^'-caury notoa, b-ianng no !nterb.it
ioid ouUt«uding at the pjwsage ot thiB act: /•'ro-
ths said bonds are presented hei^jre the
priviicjo oi luading said notes %t par shall eease
a£ her3in prescribed.
Sso. 11. That ail Treasury noi-ee hcrotofore
iaanui d t^^o denoroication of $5 sb ‘U continno
io b« .lie *a i xr.-nt of public’“dues, as
prcTidc'? by law, *kad lund^ble at par under the
proTifi’-caa *©t a«t, tmtil the irsl of Jniy, 13t4,
iiuif uad until the first October 1864, west of
|ba Miaaiaeippi nW| ^
by the first secJica of tio act to pro^/idc for hj
fuadic^' and iartlrr iwcs of Treasnry notes, nf~
proved March 23u 1805, wm required to bo
tncTcf»,it-er deeded to be a bond, to iaeue to snoli
holder a bond thi refor upou tbc terns provi'^ed
by .^aid act.
Art Act k> ixy addm^ffhol Tams f&r Hie cc:y}r
anxd fiv.pifort nf Gf.>iie>>'r>mcnt.
u«4:. 1. Tii*^ Consjrofc^ of tli3 OonJ’oder/jte
States of A.m€frica do ppact, Tbat in adii-
tiaii t'* fcba i/a^es leveled tho act “to lay
taxoB for tlio f*omracTi defence and to carry on
the Q J i'ornmcat ©f the Confederate Stat«H,”
approved 24th of Apiil 18*K>, there shall be
leried, from tho pas«4^o of this act, oa t-he
snbjecte of t^'.x;«.tion hereafter mentsoatid,
and eollect^d fro n every person, €opart»«r-
ship, aasociati'jn or corporation, liable tl»e>*e-
to, tAxca sut follr»\pa, trv-w’t.*
I. Upon the vaclue of propcMiy, real, per
senal and mixod, of every kind aad deeci «p-
tioB, not hereinafter exempted or taxed t s a
different rate, 5 per ecnt.: Prorided, T tat
from thk tax on "th« Talne of property m-
ployed in agricnltnr© shall be deducted i4n»
of the tivx in kind delivered therefrcai,
as aseoesed nnder the law imposing it, and
delivered to ttie Government: Provided,
That no .credit aball be allowed beyond 6
per cent,
n. On the vain© uf gold and silver wares
and plate, jewek, jewelry and watjli©B, 10
por cont-
HI. Tha valno of property taxi^d an?er
tliis eection shall be assessed on tho b.^sie of
the market value of the eanie, or eiiuilar v to
perty in the neighborhood wbereaBcecsc i ir
Vie yer\r 1860, except in cfw?e3 where lai d,
'%^'ic, corcon or tc>bacco have been p ir-
chased sin^e the 1st day of January 18'. "2,
in which case the said land, slavos, cott in
aad tobacco so purchased, shaii be assoas jd
at the price actnally paid for the same ‘5y
the owner.
Sec. On the vaiUv^ of ?.ll p'aaroa or int'jr-
ests heiu m any bank, banklu^ company er
association, canal, navigation, importiT g.
exporting, insurance, manufacturing, t€ e-
graph, express, rani 'iac^. aud dry-do^ co'-n-
pauies, juid all oiiier juiui a^’ock oompan es
of every kind, whetlior incorpo'atad or n-jt,
5 per ccat.
'iu8 value of property taxed under l.i6
section shali b-3 aebe^sed upon the batiis ol
the market value of euch property ia tae-
iieighbjrkood v/here assessed, in such ciir-
rcncy as tn&y be iu general use there, in t.ae
P’lrcii.Jia and &ale of such property, at tie
t.'^QC oi i-'^'.ii^Duorit.
Qc. =>. Upou the aaioant ’ : ,.;oixI a'id
>: »-.)f .>MU, jroIJ viii i , •' • ?r BrlvGj oulli(.*n,
.viGi'ier held v>y th^ or olUor corj.o-
raii'M*s Of mdi Mualfi, 5 ;>er cent.; and nptm
n ir/ip. ifd held .bf’ovi, (*r ■ p the amount
iki Ol «.#;uuiu2:c, .i^a^n *.u-.3retoi on
;c>rei5:n > uutr t«^ :i& r i 5 oont.; such
tnor'^T a fo oe aaooaded aiid
ao' - t^. tDQ e »Uio thereof at
Mio JW'"* wi er ^ b*: ^ is paid.
!i 'J -.;-i ati^ouiii 01 iJ] solvent cre-
dite, 'n wi ail -ilia %nd all other pa-
pors ipAiiod oarrency, exclusive of non-
iutera'iK »>earias^ .federata treaaury notoa,
aud not .siitplovtid m % re^ji-itered bufiinosfl,
the income den tf '*m which is tftxedf 5
per cent. , , ^ ,
Sec. 4. 0 ooa protits made m trade and
bOJKUiudS, (#>110^91
L Onau made by baying and sell-
ill/ ttointo'ih v.»i'iora, flonry wheat, oom, rice,
sngtkT, :-.»i'»«»ee8 or sump) salt, bacooy pork>
hogs, bee» '*t booi cattle, sheep, oats, hay,
lodder, raw hjidca, leather, horees, mule«,
boots, sltoes, cctton yams, woOl, woolen, co^
ton or ijiixod clo*i^3, hats, wagons, hamosr,
f?oal, iron, steel or aails, at any time bif
tw^a the lot of January 1883, and the lat
ot Janu^jy i8C5, 10 par cent, in additio;i
to the tax on anch proSto sa income under
tiie “act to I^y taxes forlhe common dafence,
arid carry on thio Qovemmeat of the Oon
federate jS!;atea,” appiovod April 21, 1863.
IL Oii ail proilta • :.:;do by bnying aad
ieUing raonay, gol'l, stiver, foraign exclrang^e,
,-.^prr‘ head of a family to
th« val^'ft of ^500; atJid for e:u:k minor child
of the tUiMily to tho farther value of $10G';
aud for *-1.01: son actually en^a^d in the
army or n*v v, ^r who haa' died or bear:
L'iiicd iu the iniil’tary or naval eervice, and
who was a sieiubcr of tho family when be
;.2t5rp>“ -Va ftcrvice. to th« further value of
Tl. Pr«'iierty of the v.'idow of any officor.
sdldier, ^:*ilor v^r marine, who may hava
died ® ^een ki’led in the military sr rav'«.l
samco, -r wUere therw ia 1*0 widow, then of
'bn f«:i-Hv, iaiu«»r cbil?re,»?, t» the
of
rti... ?rop.5rtv of ev^ty iftHier,
*r mr-vir .-, ^ctnslly cagafsd in tho
ini^iN'iry .or sr. iJ «orvic^3, or of such ’nav^;
b*!5? m encb corvic?, t« the vAlae
e," pr>"^'d
U»>«s shall Pwt ii’ ^
/ropjrtf. «?A:.*;:iriTe *f kr*!3ehold f!.ir»»ai'«,
nhall b« fc.r:;,j.!;£cd ai.a value exoeodipg
IT. Tkat\T^«r2 TBreptrty kfts hem injttret^
or fej tke eacsyjy, er tk* »>wi^r
ikerc*f kfw bosn ttjinpcrarriy dsprivsd wf
wse ec ecenj,a)ioy tbi!Ti£«f. »r «f tk*
fl»f QUltivr.tnn?; the f€.nfi«, "^y r«Rs^»ii #f tS'.r
)w«8eRa« #r tke prwd>Rsi?j' #f tke eaest} ,
zv5Goes8»i*at ea sT^«h property *ay be
redicad, i« »rop*tlRa* t# tJi* dama^ stit-
teancd ¥y tiJc owner, ®r tbe tax iw«es?ed
ttiereen i».-i.y be reduecd i« the same rfjfeie
by dUi oiot c^llootor, ©a satisfttoUry evi-
diiiCj : ubiititirjd to hna by tke owner or a«-
3€Ajor.
6:='’. T”!g.t ti*-0 t »n property laid
for tbc ytfu- lS(>=i:, ski U be aatec-fcd ao ©u
t-‘i6 n2,j u53 ef iki® act, a?d be
dee hiifl cvllectod ©a tfae 1st ^ay »f Jane
n-. er a% eoo>i aiior rs practi^bie, allow-
ij^ Ku exter^sion ©f d^va Weet of bho
Sii‘»i&3ippi rivp'* Tae ad^itioERl tAXfiS oi;
hi00;.'i0S or profits for tfes year 1808, levied
by tlii^j act, shali bo assixjped and c-..*ll«>«n.»d
ibilh^itb; and the taxes on iocomea ©r pro
fits for ti>« yer'f ICfH, shall bo asseesed and
oolUiCt« tl r.cc rdi' ig to tbo piovisiou" of the
tax and acts oi 1*63.
8iic. 7. So much wf tlio s,ct of the 24 tb
day of April 18B8, as levies a tax oa ia-
comci derived from property or elTfeCte on
ilie amouiit cr value of which a tax is levied
by tliis act, and also the let socticn of said
act, are suspe/'oed fw the year 1864, aud
no estimated re hire or iutereet oa pro
perty or creditis herein taxed ad val»rem,
shall be aesess'j! 1 or taxed as inconqtfie nndor
the t'vx act of lf;63.
sso. 5: Tnf' XKZ rmiRwetf by tkfs act
-a bonds of t’uw Confederate Stetes keroto-
f«re ussned, shall in no oaye exceed the in
terest on Die sftoie, and sucl) bo&.^, when
held by or for minors or lunatics, ehall be
exen pt from the. tax ia ail cases where tbs
intei-ost on the same shall not exceed $1000.
liSl. Gf conspiracieii, or attempts to liber
ate prisoners of war held by tb* i>'onfederate
States.
X, Of conspiraci^, or attoii;pv4 or prepa
rations to aid ths enem j.
XI. Of persems g.dTi&ijg or inrit.jEi? others
to abandon th'# Ctiiredorat'j caii'jc , »ir to re
sist tae Ooatedor^.ie or to afl.^urjs to
tiiO cn« -ij.
XU. nnlawf^'i];^ l.un*ii»g, s'vRt'--?Tine'
er injuring, cr atte.x^pduj;- k) bnTs., CcJtroy
or injure any bridge or raihroad, or tele-
grapiiic line of communication, or property,
with the intent of ai«l:ng the eaeaty.
XIIT. Of tre&fcouable ftasigtia to im-^afr
tlie military power of the Goven^ment by
destroying, ^r attempting to destroy, vftssels
or arms, or mucitioEd of war, or “aruftnala,
foimdries, workshops, or oth?;r ^r-ynprty oi'
the Gmfederate Slater.
See. 2. The President Ehall cans j proper
oifioera to investiy^ite the cases 01 all p-^re-'iis
so arrested, or d£t:;iried, i?> order ih.^t ‘-loy
laay be di'-charg^;d if iuiproperly dcuunrvi,
uules^ thay can be si>w’?di]y tried iu ‘'-x^
C0Kt'9vf?aW.
Goc. 3. That dnr'»ti e
'i”M\ no rnilit 'T’v cr othe
>o^r i;» to t”
corr..:;, : * • 'je:r i. ^ t 1 ^
of or f .
by tiiC aatb'.;.*’.
cr^;.'.ry of iFf-.r, or iisg (
l:;o- tha Tt*T-^--T'.’:.
lua r.f 3" the ccrti'ici^t-u,
f •■D 1 WAV'.ATi i- i'iarj.1 \r-
r j1’
’• y v/rit o
•liii I'z-e
b#.‘'-oai
chaii b^. iiaoie to t>e ^laeed i& service m Ifae
^eld for the war. as if he were betwewi Hie
ages ©f 18 ftni 45.
Sec. S. Tbat hereafter the dvtiee ef pro
vost and ‘ ospital guards a»d elerki, ana of
clerks, ^arda, »jt3nts, ena»loyeet ©r labor
ers 1b tke Commisijary and Qwart^rtbaater’s
Oepartuiencs, in tke Ordnamce Bureaa, aad
of clerks a»d esaployeta of ;t»vy ag«nt«, ae
sLso in tk* exccatioa »f tke earoUmeat act;,
and all similar duties, skall bt performed
by persons wke are withim the age* of 4®
a»d 45 years, aad who by the report ef a
Board of army surgeens shall be reported
?jt unable to peribrm active service b the
field, but capable of performiag toaae ot the
above said duties, specifying whic.h, »nd
when these persens shall have teem a*;ifBo.u
to those duties an far as practicable, tL: r
.sidont shall assign or detail to their peiioruj- tions, Lc^reta.^y
ance such btniies ef troops, or iodividiia]^, “ '
required to be enrolled under tke 5th m>c
tioii of this act, as muy be nr cued tjr %ti*>
dischari^e ®f Buch du.I«s: FrpTid«d,
persons between the ares of 17 aad IS shall
l*e Rfc .igiicd to thoee uatiea: Provided far
ther, that nclhiug contfciaed In f bii act sh&ll
I i>o 6^? couctriifd as to prevaat tbs Fre^idsjit
I from dctdiiii’g artisaiis, meohario^, or air-
pro visions, to oe deiivereU sn^ pertot
M a^reaeid at equivaleat ... .
8. 8mck peieen ekall fnrtktr biad k^Mek
te seU tke marketable imririBa •(
and ^raic bow oa hand, and wW^ ke
raise frem year to year wh2e ktis
centiauet, to tke (fevernuteat er le Ike ■»-
iiiec of soldiers, at prices ixed kf Ae
iaiasi'jaei'8 ef tae fttftte n»der tke
BftiNBt act: Frovi*^, th&t any pe*»e« e*-
fiopted M af«r«»»id, skall ke o»tiiied to a
oredit ef ii6 per coat. •» aay ameut #f laaat
whicif ht way deliver witlii* tkree
rro»i ik« pikSAaffS ef thii aet: Provided nir-
tu5r. tkftt p«ss^oii9 coming witkie tke provi-
tiv.’t.i /f thi^j ».te’a|ri,ioii shall Rjtbede^yod
: 6?; . u«:. rit ti^reof by renaon of kaf|p^
.tllK
tl
akill, to penerM indispen-
.• hr jfcr.c-lo dnties iu the depurtmauts ?r biweaui
i jeridea!. be- i lici’^in mentioued.
Sec. That any QaaiiorHifliter or As-
f ir A-ot Qnarterui&ster, Coiflaai«»ry or As-
- ietaat Oommissary, (other than thot# sorv-
in? \rith brij^ads* or re§imeut^ in tke isld,)
Oi' olijfiors in the Ordujiac* Bftreaa, fisf Kavy
A.^3nts, »r Provost MaiVaal. or olSicer ia
10 e»r,script scrvicc, who snail hereafter
! ?aipioy or retain ia his emp’*ymeat any
c^rp-r^s -^kftil .«e a«d remcLiu j person iu any of their said dcpsxtBSieate or
bic:
.Tl icer 'i-
p! clcnarmi^iil;
i -'’r
ohar; e o; :?^iy iso ,jd,
cjiAt L',u a per'rtr? 1-, b hm -
priwo^e.' (br fM»y tj* t*' i„ ri.Inbci^-'
i-nrciil?"?!, nnc'or the g.^.i'^H'rity i.; ’ ...- ' ^ ^
tii«#r Uiw»;co;!iiwi'B n^i^cr th;* writ
hr:;.3:1'
! '1,
:-.r.rcr.»s, 0.V
Iht .?>*h H
1’} any of the dniiee me^ftioned
'ctios of aet, ia violation ©f
trie provisions hereof'. «h.a!l, on eo«ivietioB
tbferef*f by a coiirt-m&i tial »r military eowt,
Uf easlricred; aad it shall be the dnty of aay
de]>&i'imeT*t «r distriet e^siaia&der, upon
)»*»«f, by tke catk of «bt erediklo ^rson,
8o^«i 1. That frG-iii Slid after tke pa^.s^s j j,^iat s»By anck oSioer has violated this pn>-
ot this aet all white men, roLido;t3 oi taa j vision, immediately to relieve sueh o:meer
GonlWerate States, bot'vewi the ar-os of 17 from duty; and said co»Bsa«deri shall take
nd 5d, shall bo iH i'te military scrviec ol 1 prompt measures tc have him tried for s&eh
’ ’^ce; a»d any eonaoaaiider aa aforesaid
sarnenlf;d sc l»n» iLi^ v,v.*' ^h^ll c»Rrnn5
ill ibi'co,
Bov. 4. Tl'is act shall e«* -3iyr.G iu force -or
««?Cvy d?TB after tk« cf C >n-
groLSf!, aad ao loa^'ei.
•mE MILITANT MLI,.
the Oenfadera^-o Stritbs ibr thr; vrar,
l^oc. S. Tkai f.!l tlie per-'.'ua uf>res5:id, bta-
twei',n tiie.agc) cf Is aii.i 45, so#? iu sarvlo?,
?h&j’l b^ niii&iaed durin.*? tee pref=’>C! rriv
vrilh ihe U, S., iiiittbe sa:ae ri.-:iments, I.■ i-
J’^Iiens ai:d oorapAiio**, tj Kl'i^b they beldnj*
at the paEbSjif 01 Rik^ i;Ait, witli tho
giiaLzaiion
tr» t'uferrod
ind oSiccrs, tmlcss r;
or dicchHVs-;
m 11'
dords
An Act to sus2)end ihe primlege tlie Writ
of Eaheaa Q^rpus in e&i'iain
Whereas, the Constitution of the Goafcd-
erate States of America provides in Article
1, Section 9, Para^^apli 3, that “the privi
lege of the writ of habeas oorpna shall not
be suspended unless when in ease of robel-
lion or invasion, the public safety may re-
q :ire it;"” ar.d whereas, tibe power of sns-
p-jnding the priviie*;e of said writ as reoog-
n’/.od in s.*; d i.i’ticia 1, ic. vested solely in
tho Caagre3H, .^hich ia tho exclusive judge
A the "u3et;ijsir" of euch sn'-peusion; and
;reas, in tb> . r i^ion of the* Oongre^, tlie
• :‘i the snrjnension of s:dd
public rtj-^
Wilt in the eiistlc^ case of ihe inva^on of
th ' 0 States by tbe armiea of the United
Sui3s; and wh^r'*”f' the i^resident has a^ked
for the suepcnsic;. cf the writ of habe^ coiv
pus, and i o formed Congress of conditions of
public danger which render the suspension
of the writ a measure proper for the public
defence against invasion and insnrrectlon;
uow, therefore.
The Cangro‘58 of the Confederate States of
America do enact. That during the present
invAsioa of the Confederate Stat-es, the priv
ilege c f the writ of habeas corpus bo, and
the fcame is iocreby, suspeudod; but such sus
pension shall ^.pply only to the cases of per-
ions arrested or detained by order of tho
President, Secretary of War, or tho Geaei'al
OSiccr commanding tho Trans-Mississippi
Military Deii^rtnont^ by the asihority and
nndor the coutrvd of Preaidoi»t, it ia
tieroby docL.'.iud thst the purpose of Con
gress in tae paa&^iC'^ 01' this act is to pro fide
more eiiectnally f*>r thu public safety by
susponding the writ ut habesis eorpus in tho
Ibiiowing Cixaea and no othor;
I. Of treason, or troftionable elforts or
combinatioua to subvert the govornment of
tbe Cont'oderato Stateo,
IL Of conspiracies to overthrow the gov-
emment,-or ccnapiraciei to rosiftt tho lawful
authori^ ot tha Confederata Stites.
IIL Of combining to assist tke enemy, or
of oommuoi eating intelligence to the enemy,
or gijing him aid and comfort^
iV. Of conspiracies, preparations and at-
tei^ts to luuite servile maarrection.
Y. Of aaaertioas or encouraging deeer-
tioHB, of harboring deserters, and or attempts
to avoid military service: Provided, That in
ease of palpable wrong and oppression by
any subordinate officer upon any party wfio
does not legally owe military sorviod, hia
'upfe’ior ofiioer shall gi ant prompt relief to
tho oppressed pr^rty, and the sab^^nate
sliaU bo dismixe4 from oifice.
TL Of spi^ aad othar emlfltSrtiee of the
enemy.
. YIL Of iio nliug correspondence or inter
course wit' tb-o enemy, without neceasitr,
and withoTit I la "^.sr.'niciaion of tho Ooniede-
‘ XL Of nn’ 3wfal trading with the ene-
d other '>£sacc.s aga-.ast Uio laws of
stocks, notes, debts, credits, of obligations' the Oonfederate States, eaated to pro MOt«
of aoj kiad, aad aaj marobaBdiafti proper- M»%i> ia tbm wu»
J
ncf»
witja lho laws arid ro^uiaVicns : v 'he :-^av-
eD.ii’ont of t- ? iiimy: I'rcri: ■ .5, •-
pani« from oiie jftati, ©rg:. agatr-
their oouseuc, exprcsae^l at tho ''.no, wiii
r«^im©fit» or battalion* from anot-lier Stato.
fehijU havo thr ' -rivik'ge of luin c tri. .?>»br:' i
ta jrgaiiis«*t:.wi;a oi trocsn, in thi; t^jaa ana
of the Borrico, ia-om the ^tste" i« wLich said
conapanieo we: o raised; and the soldiers fiora
€>nc State, is conipanien fr&m another St^.ts,
shall bo allowed, if they dc3i»'8 it, a transfjr
to organizations f*'ora tiieir own States, iu
the same arm of the sarvicc.
Se?,^. That at th« expir ?t».on o* ^ix months
frOLi the hrit day of April j?e”t, a bo’jatv
i>T in a six per cent, Goveruinent bond,
which the Secretary of the Tre isuxy Is
by authoriaed to iaeuo, ehall be paid to eve
ry noii-c-oinmissioaed olhcer, iimBician and
private who shall then bt» In service, or in
the event of his death pru» lous to tJio period
ot each paymant, then to fhe perj'.on or per
sona who would be eufcitlf'd to rc cjive by law
theaneara^resof hw pay; but no onesbrdl be
eniritled to ihs boimty hovoin provi ’ -d who
ahall at any tine, during the period of six
months next after tho said £i-8t day oi‘ April,
bo absent from hie command ithoat leave.
Sec. 4. That no p jnmn i'b.fiU ha relieved
from the operation of thifj act .by i€ri£On of
having been heretofore discharged fro.n tao
army whore no dif ability now tixi&is; nor
■Jialt tko&-3 who bsve fu. o-'hcd oabatirutea
bo £..iy longer crrompta l b ■ re^^n thureof;
Provided, thf,t no pei’son, hcretor:-re exempt
ed on acco uct of r.:ligioti3 ojdnions and who
has paid the tax levied io relieve him from
service, shall bo reqniri^ to render military
Hervice under this acL
B:-'!. 5. Tl«it all white male residents ef
the Confederate SLates, between the ages of
17 arid 18 and 45 and 50 years, eh.'dl enroll
themselves at such times and places, aud
imdor such regnlaticHis, as tho President
may prejcribo, the timo allowed not being
less than 30 days for tlioee eaat, rmd 60 days
for those west of the Mifisi.'^sippi river, and
any person who cball fail eo to onroll him
self, without a reasonable ex'mse therefor,
to ba judged of by the Pi'esident, shrdl Jiie
placed in service in the Held for the war, iu
tho same m.'innar ari thousrh they wore be
tween the agfos of 18 a. id 4.*>: Provided, that
the partions luelitioucd iu tui:^ skull
constitute a reserve for Btutw J ence i\nd
der.iil duty, and rfMAi.! not bo r
-‘■Qj-lbrnioi:t ot *
they rcisidc.
Sou. d. Th./ 4.k1I parp-'ua w mi
5th secl-iou 01 tiii3 act ouroli
may within 30 d^i^ys after tho piis>
ol, east of tho iiisaissippi,
ii\yfl, if west ot said rivur, form them=elvea
;nto voluntary organizations cf eoiup.^niea,
battAixOiuQ or regiments, and ^diaot their own
ofScere; said orgauizationa to conform to the
existing laws; and, having so orgauiaed, to
tender ^eir servicca as voluuteors dni’ing
the war to the President; and if each organ
izations shall furnish proper muster rolls, 'is
now organised, and deposit a copy thereof
with tho enrolling o^oer of their district,
which stiall be equivalent to enrollment,
tney may be accepted as minute men for
service m such State, but in no event to bo
taken out 01 it. Thoee who d.o not so volun
teer and organize, shall enroll themselyea as
before provided; and may, by the President,
bo reg^nirod to asd«r -.ble »^t con?^enient pla
ces 01 rendor/003, aud 5or )ied or org:*!i
heed into coi/ipunics, batii>lioii3 and ^c:
ment3, and or reguutioas u ou pr-3cn‘>^ d
by hlm^ aad shall havo thD rig'it c^ eicct
their coir.pacy and regimeutsi oilieors; and
all tracpa Gr^aniaed undor thw >-s; f'.»r B
detV.c^ ahiul be entitled, while in acs-ial
ceivicoj t-o tiie caino pc^y stid za
troo^ now in thw iieid.
See, 7. Tliat any porac’i who fall
a^^0^td*atfehapl&a . aJ^rell ^-.'-^’r*a .i—
by tae aathority of tho President, without
m «unM Io \m ja4|c^ of ^ iiiia.
■lirod
■ e» ...I
to
ici:
• d oy tao
■ iifclverf,
.■Ti* thore-
wi'.niii :,d
lug to perforai tho duties enjokxed by
Uiis scction, shall upoH being dnly eoavioted
?^oreof, ba discharjrcd frena tb*s ?«-vi&3,
S 10. That ali laws gr*iati*g exeeip-
frcaa military serv^ioe be, and tk9 J5fttjo.c
, hereby repealed, and haresftsi' HvIic
! ’ ?>e exempted ^capt the foil«5wii.'^
i i. All who skall be held unfit ibr milita
! :• ?ervi?e, under rules to be proscribed by
; Secrctc.ry cf War.
I 2. The Yice President of the Confederate
I Stiiteti, the members and oiScers of Couj^esc
and of the several State Lej:iftlatures, «id
’• ol’. other C-anfederate and State ofiieers a*
tha Preeid3ut,v or tho Governor of the re
spective Ctatca, may certify U be iieccssruy
for the proper administration ef the Con-
fedcrato or Stat€ Governmentfi, a?, the ease
may be.
3. iiiVnry miaiBter of rellMOu autherizod to
preach > ^cording to the riMeo of liifl cbar^,
Hud wh r.t the paa«»age of this aot, shall bo
sdplojrad in tliA diaobargfo his
mi&istei id duties; snperi£tondenta aad phy
sicians of asylums for the detU’ and dumb
and blind and of tho insane; .one editor for
each newspaper being published at time
of tb.ia act, and such employees ae »«id edi
tor may c«H^fy, on oath, to be iadispenoable
to tiie publication of euch aewspaper; tke
public printer of the Confederate and Ste'te
Governments, aud iuch jonmsyTnea print
ers as the satS public printer skall certify,
on oath, to be indispensable to perform the
public printing; one skilled apothecary in
each apothecary store, who was deing bnsi-
nees as such on the 10th day of Oct’r 1S€S,
and has continued said busincBB, with«it
int-irmiesiosi, since that period; all physi
cians over tba age of 30 yeara, who now are,
.ind for ti:e last 7 yo&re have been, in the
actual and regular practice of their profes
sion, but thu term physician shall not in
clude all prosideiits and teachers
of colle i'S- tiieological seminaries, acade
mies a!ii« f 'c.oclc, who have been regularly
engaged c.r.ch for two years next before
the p^3«p;o of this act: l*rovided, that the
l>enefit ot this exemption shall extend to
those teachers only whose schot.'ls are com
posed oT 20 itudento or more. All superin
tendents of publie hospitals, esfeablished bv
law before tho passage of this act, and sucn
physicians and nurses therein as such an-
periDtendontd'shall cestify, on oath, to ba
indispeneable to the proper and eiSeient
munti^enictit thei-oof. ’
4. I'here shall be exempt one person as
owtier or agricultru'ist on each farm cr plan
tation upon wliich there are now, and wore
on the lat day of Jan’y last, 15 able-bodied
tleld-kaadfi, I'etweeu the asres ot 16 and 50,
npon the following conditions:
1. Thia exemption shall only be granted
n ' . ia sdiich there is no white male
adalt on tho farm or plaMtstion not liable to
nilLtary service, nor uii'^ifiS the paraon claim
ing th^ exeiDution was on tho 1st day of
Jaa’y 1864:, e.iiher the owner and managor
or ovatti'Mr of said [>lantutioii, but ia no case
ahall more than one person be exempted for
one ffirra or plaatatioa.
2. Such poi'son shall iirst execute a bond,
jjayabie to the Confederate States of Anaer-
ica, lu such form, and ^vitli such security,
and in such penalty as the Secretary ot War
may prescribe, conditioned that he will
liver to the Government at kome railroad
depot, or such other place or places m may
be designated by the Secretary of War,
within 12 months next ensuing, 100 puonds
of bacon, or, at the election oi the wvem-
ment, its equivalent in pork, and 100 Iba. of
net b^ (said beef to be deUvered on foot,)
for eacn able-bodied slave on said farm or
plantation, within the above said ages, whe-
vher Rivvii, slaves in the field or not, which
-ail bacon or pork and beef sliall be njad
iu* by L-20 Goreramont at the p^cea nzed
by the Commissioners Jl tho Stat^ under tho
i.*npreasmeut aot: PT'ovrdod, that when the
. ^raon tiiiis exempted snatl nrodnce satis^
■actorr evidence ti;at it has Dean impossible
for bi-a, by the cxorcis^' proper dilicoacg,
to furnish the ainou’^i: o? moat thua contract
ed for. q.3.-it« sappiy for the
Co ‘h >n tno . J^ann
■\ v-r.?, : a, fh? dt' War i!is[ll 1
direct a conunatatioa of the Bame, to the I
Qit«sto£fc«o4hkdttiHnQfiBi|EFanv«>tiMr I
beeo enr^Utfdi siiU. tuo 1st «ay ^f Feb. 1
4. hi tt*l;iiioii •> iiiij foregwiaj oKcmp-
Vfar, under Ao «i-
of P: .'.:'jdeut, loftj exomot or de-
Uii such 'jtij«r »-sr>»oiis as he may W oaliB-
ought Co hts i5.'t(fnipted oa asooMit of
public nc;«»Jiit7, ai'.^ to ir.aiiro the prodiio-
tion of grain end other provisioas for fco
iWTGy and the f*»ilies of soldiers. 8.e
also, jr^aut c.'xempticiaB or details, oh snok
t*rm«s as ka may pretcribo, to sack over-.
»6£¥'8, f?rrBcrs er pl&rnsn m hs may bo s^
iidcd will be more usotui to the couatry ia
the pursuits of agiieultnre than in tbo jbs^-
tAry sorvice: Provided, that enok oxooa^ttM
5h.';}l ceM« whenever tho farmer, plafitor «
©vorsoer shall tail diliroatly to employ in
good faith, his own skill, capital aad WAor
exeiiMively in tko productioii of §;««* wki
provi^doss, to bo sold to tke Goveranosit tmd
tho ^Amilies of t©ldiars at prices not osoood-
iar- fixed at tho time for Iflto acll^ee
by Jomsaissiofiors of tke Btole nder
the ioMpressmont aet.
5. The president, treasvirer, aatilor asid
emperfntecdont of any railroad ooB:&p£kay e«-
gafttd in transpMtaldon for tke ^levommoBt,
and oaeh o£ooi's and oetployees thereof
tko president or suporinteadent skall
M osrtk to ke indispoBsakle to the e^Miw.
operation of said railroad: Prorided, tSiat
tko nnmbor of persons so exempted bf flis
act m aay railroad shall not exceed one per
soa for eaeh mile of suoh road ia aotmd ase
1^* ^?^tT.tarj trac?porta-tioa, and si»d axotapis
sk^ reported or name and dsssriBiaoii,
wm tke names of any who have felt
«»mp4«yuB©at of «aid compawy, or who may
i o be iiadi^psneablu.
That notklog herein contaiaed obaB
be o€>T!sTued as rcpealittg tha act approved
April ths lirth i*>oS, entitled an act to ex
empt eontractors for carry Ln«; the mails oi
the CoEifedorate States, and the drivers bl
post coaches and haeks, from military ser-
vioe: Provided, thiit all the exemptions
granted under tins act shdi »aly contia^
whilst the pel’s«D3 a^mpted arc actually
engaged ia thoir lespectivo puroTrits or 00-
cuiitfaoBS.
feec. 11. That fJ.e President be, and he is
hereby, autt oriitji to grant details, ooder
cenei'al rules and rogulations to be issaed
ihe War Deryjartanent, either of penoas
betweea 45 and ^0 years at' ^e, or from tke
army in the field, iu all cs^es where, in his
ju^mont, juatiee, equity and neoessifey re-
Buok dutails, aad ka ma^ revoke soofa
«r4i«r*. «f dmimiie wheoever liO propefC
Provided, that ^e power herein granted to
the President to make details and exen^
tioas shall aot be eeustrued to autifeorlae tite
exemption er detail of any contractor
fumialiiHg supplies of any Hnd to the fiav-
emment, by reaa^ of said contract, nulees
the head or secretary .^f the dopartBMnt Bil
king snch contract certify thut tike per
sonal services of snch Suntractor are iiMBs-
^ne-able to tko execntiaik of said oontraet:
Provided farther, that whes any snch con
tractor shall diligently sad £uthM^,
to proceed with the execution wf sndi con
tract, his exemptien or detail shidl cease.
Sec. 13. That in appointing loe«d bowds
of surgeons for the examination of perscais
liable to military service, no member eom-
posing the same shall be aopointed from th«
county er* enrolling distrfd: in whieh they
are required to m^e snch exmninatiba.
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Post Ofloe, Fayette^ilie, H. C..
OOTOBSE 3, 1863.
Scheduie tht Arrimai and Dtpiwtmrt »/ ikt Maik mt i
Oflu.
RALEIGS Tia AVE&A8B0K0’, *0.
Arrives dally, exeepi Sunday, st 4| p. It.
Departs daily, ezeept Bator^y at o P. M.,
RALKiafi Tia BI7MME&V1LUI.
Dopatts Tuesday and Friday at 6 A. M. *
Arrived ao.*. Soniay at 9 P. M.
WAklSA.W na CUIKTO?t.
Arrives daily ti 12 c.oc&. '
Dofirts dftily at 1| P. M.
OAJlXHAaS.
Arrives Tuesday, laar«u*y aaa Saturday at 7 P. |1
Dcpi^ ius»au»7, Weii.^-i^y aid Friday at 1 P. M.
CaKRlW, 8. O.
A-rivea Tuueday, Thar6ti*jr aad Saturday at 6 P. H,
pari.3 Butti»y, ltie«d&y aad Thnrs^aiJ at 1 P. U.
F.UR BLUPP n» LU.’tfSBBTOff. -
.inrlTea'Tu.i^^y, XLoriiday and batoriay at 6 A. II.
I/jparts 8iiad»y; Tucri^y aad Tbarac'ity -at 1 P. M.
Uoli£»aUK’ii V14 laiiiilAJLkCtI«{TOWtl.
MoaJa/, tVei; »f i FridAjr at 6 A. IL
Arriww Tuasday, Thurdsy aad BaAnriay at 2 P. If.
eL!Z.\BEfHTO«f S via T8RKBINIH.
AifiTisi, »i 5 F. Jl.
D-jpaita iaaie Jay (K.oo'layl ai 6 P. M.
MAONOLIA vt« 07P&£SS ORXSK.
Arrives Tuesday at 2 P. ti.
Dop«fts uiaa dmy (Tuesdaiy) »t 21 P. M.
6171FT ISLAIiD via MONTBOdB, Q0YI£(«I01I ad
P»WSLLI01f. '
Arrives Tuesday at 6 P. M.
D^patta Wedaeaday at 11 A. M.
@W1FT ISLAND vis TBOY.
Arrives Toesday at 6 P. M.
Departs Wedse^y at 11 A. M.
All maila iMviaj before 7} 1.3f., are elesed tke tvea
iog before at 9 P. 4f. All tottors ta be aeat oC fco*
Uiis offioe, otJter tluua by bmU, ausi be paU far oa if
sent by m^‘ All drtp lottani r>koold bs pro-Mii bv
i eeut stMsps. '
Tko offioe will be epn oa Ssadaj fnm W to M A
M., aad firaa to 64 P. M. ^
« JAB. Q. OOOK. F. M.
THB DIXIE PftllHBlK,
Xi*OM '.%• I^tti* fo}k« A Ibrtker eup]^ st^elsMla
• ■' ■” 1. I ft 'icmn
XHB .HOSTH Ca.BOI(mA
MOTCIAl. Lirii UiSUSAi^CS t'OJlriNI,
Now ia tke ten^ year of sueeesatui eperatioa, wHb
growiiig capital and dnaar kdd upoa publie eoa-
fidenee, oouLinues to iniure tke Utm of all koaltkj per-
Bens from 14 le 60 years ef age, for one year, for aevea
yean, aad for life—hr* taenibers sharing ui Ihe j^roflia
All slaves from 10 to 60 years of afs are iasured ter
®*o year or fqtr tve years for two thiT^3 ?h»fcr valrd.
All laaees are pumotoally paid witkia 8 ' afUe
jf.icSory proof is preBea*'»i
Por CjgCam in&noatiea tk? pabUe Is releered so
irt tiia Company iat »i\ o * Aq State, aad te
]L H. SArriuil, awreiary, BaTeigk.
ft.. J. Areat «t
imff 18t9. Payettevilie. N. 0
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