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r»V KUOWX. WIIITNER & CO.
DAILY REGISTER.
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thi-ir i% ivpr.U -iufMta tb«« number of • juirra they wiah
to occupy
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THE CITY.
NOTIC* TO CoRRRPPONPBNTS AND EXCHANGES
ov the Register. —We are located in Augus
ta, Qa.
TO BI’BSCKIItKRS.
In restimintf our publication at this point,
and in the contusion incident to removal, mine
ol the subscriber* Ui ibe Kkoi.-tek may fail to
receive it. Many subscribers have also, like
cuir*elve* t “ chang-d th**ir base.” If such will
furnish us their new address, tb« paper will be
promptly forwarded to them.
Greeting. -The Local is in his chair. Let
no dog bit k and biped al canines hold their
tomruea while he Freaks. He knows bis duty
and he will do it. Ilia aim iA to be the l.aithlul
chronicler ol every event of importance that
tr inspires in the beautiful city ol Augusta.—
He believes the city of Augusta is “some’’
city, and he Intends that rhe world and the
email ••balance or mankind” shall hear of it.
He intends tj mike bis pencil ub quitoii* as
soon as he has learned all the “holts in the
wall,” and where the “willow” bangs lowest.
jf 1:.- », .-c .»! prorogGives wi.l be to took
utter the m irals ot *he city. If a store is
broken open, it wi 1 be bis business to lock it
up immediately, and, if posiibte, have the earu
dtlty imposed on the burglar. If a inan gets
into a happy go lucky state, from indulging in
t>o frequent potations and falls, he will be set
up forthwith. If some unfortunate individual
should be suspended according to law he will
be t .keu down at once. It an embejizier ab*
sconda or a 1 inguisning couple elope they m.y
be loun l in this column. In Bhort he intends
to collect in this column a heterogeneous tans
id good and bad. and it some benevolent has
good segars on hand is willing to puff them
I »r a consideration —until Hamburg outrivals
Augusta, and that is all beneath this head as
the man said when he drew the last hall pint of
t'tu de vie from a favorite barrel.
*♦-
• Relief Foil the Ati.anti Exiles. -Our friend,
I*. H. Runes, the Atlanta amateur, has just re
turn- and fr..m a flying trip to Macon and Mil
ledgeville, where, as usual, he has been giving
l.is popular entertainments lor charitable pur
p'»*es. He informs us that during tbe pnst
week or «o he b:M assisted at four Concerts
netting the handsome sum f'irtyfour hundred
d"V'trs. Tlih is us ii should be. The situation
**• pur who have been driven
Iroin their home, demand* a constant and en
ergetic effort, and every contribution in need
ed. May donation* flow in f*«t, and the poor
•it Atlanta be relieved Irom their present press
ing necessities.
The ladies of MilledgeviUe, on* and a'l, are
eutitied to the thank* of lh.* exile* tor the
prom,lines* with wh cb they responded to the
c»l made upon them, and we trust their recent
successful efforts are but the beginning of what
they intend to do for our suffering lellowsciti
ZM- from Atlanta.
Tub Hall—lt will be recollected by all
who love
—“T • trip it »s tlipy go
On the light fantastic toe,”
that the Palmetto Band gives a ball at Ma
sonic Hall to-night. All iudulgers in Terpsi
chorean festivities will of course he on hand, ns
it is a well known fact that thing* of this kind
nro well done up by the famous Palmetto.
1 iioht —The weather for the past two or
three days has been decided'y Octoberish
and bis breathing sounds pbthisicky ns he
vvherr.es bis way into our room.
On Sunday and Monday mornings frost was
very perceptible to those who were guilty of
early rising. We didn’t see it.
Tub Montgomery Mail’s special agent witn
the army of Gen. Hood, learns that scoots
just in from Middle Tennessee, report the
capture of a train on the Louisville k Nash
ville railroad, on the 27th, "by a body of
guerrillas under Col. Lasselle Hall.
Great disturbance exists In Central Ken
tucky, and a body of troops had oeen sent to
put down the guerrillas, whose headquarters
are below Hopkinsville.
At abama Leoislatcrk. —ln tbe House, on
toe 4th inst., adverse reports were m-ide by
committees upon the proposition to arm the
slaves, upon the ground that the subject
properly belongs to Congress. ;
The Daily Register.
TE L E G It A P HIC.
Itrpnrti of tile Press Association.
Entered acr-rdimr to net of Cnnzress. In tti. yeirlMMl,
by J.B Ttminim. in the O. k'a eol Vh- DiVriet
O uri of lh* (Gnu-deratc gtater (or tho Norlbsru D-s
--trict i>f Georg a
TIIE ENEMY ADVANCING ON
THE MANASSAS RAILROAD.
nE IS MET AND ROUTED BY
MOSBY.
OUR CAVALRY PURSUING
SHERIDAN.
FROM PETERSBURG.
THE ENEMY EXTENDING HIS
LINKS.
NORTHERN NEWS
FEDERAL LOSS AT SQUIRREL
LEVEL.
FARRAGUT IN VIRGINIA.
GUERRILLA OPERATIONS.
PRICE’S MOVEMENTS IN
MISSOURI.
Richmond, Oct. 9 — Aft official dispatch to
the war Department states that tho enemy
1,000 strong, advanced up the Manassas Gap
Railroad on tbe -Itb w ith trains of cars load
td witlr railroad material aud occupied Salem
and Rectortowi*.
Mosby attacked them at Salem, capturing
RO prisoners, all their camp equipage, baggage,
Stores, <kc. He killed and wounded a consid
erable number. Ilia loss was two wounded.
Richmond, Oct 9 — Official dispatches to the
War Department say Sheridan is still moving
down thh Valley. A large force of bis caval
ry was attacked by us on the 7th and hand
somely driven. We captured a number of
horses, several ambulances and wagons, nine
f >rges with teams, ami fifty prisoners, besides
killing and wounding a number.
Pktirsbcbo, Sept. 9.—Yesterday about
noon tbe enemy moved in force on our right,
supposed at first to be for tbe purpose of ma
king an attack on our lines. It turned out to
be nothing mgre than an extension by the
enemy of their lines on our right in order to
occupy all our lost works near Fort Mcßca.
The enemy by this move gained nothing in
the direction of the South Side road, and only
prolonged their lines, driving in afcwTidettes
and occupying this ground.
lleth took the only post works occupied by
the enemy near Fort Mcßca.
All quiet to-day. The weather is cloudy
and cool.
Richmond, Oct. B. —Northern dates of the
sth have been received.
In the engagement of September 30, near
Squirrel Level, the Fvderals acknowledge a
loss of 2,000 killed, wounded and prisoners—
more than half were prisoners.
Farragut arrived ut Fortress Monroe on tho
4th,.and proceeded up the James river.
Guerrillas captuied two trnins of cars on
the Nashville Road, between Richland and
Fountain ll*ad, on the night of the 3d, and
burned nineteen cars.
Accounts from Missouri state that General
Price is moving on Rolla, with three columns,
the right under Shelby and M irmaduke, the
centre under himself, and tbe left undfr
Cooper, the latter being composed mainly of
half-breed Indians.
SHO rebels entered Union, the county seat of
Franklin county, on Sa urday, and captured
100 militia.
On the l*t, Forre*t shelled Athens, Ala., and
and on the 31 demanded the surrender ol Dal
ton, Georgia.
Ou tbe 4'b gold wa« 190$ In New York.
Rather Ominous. —To be importuned by
your wife to get your life insured.
M. C. Cayce & Cos.,
AUCTIONEERS,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
GENERAL AGENTS,
Negn and Real Estate Brokers,
Formnrl)- of MEMPHIS, TKJII*.
Kate of ATLANTA, UKORGIA.
i
Tbe sale of STOCK will receive onr
special attention.
I cordially Invite the public to remem
ber lb* ARCADE, when they want to TRADE
Oot 1 -tl
NORVELL HOUSE,
No. 176 Main Street,
LYNCITBXJRG, Va.
I’HB Prnprieter retorn lit, thank, fir the liberal pa
tronage heretofore rec.-lved, and hopes by strict
attention to share a liberal portion of the traveling
public
lit* table will at all tiraee be supplied with the b s< the
market afford#, wl li g«od SO I attentive servints to at
htod WM. A. CLKMKNT.
Bcpt 39—ts
AUGUSTA, GEORGIA. MONDAY EVENING, OCTORER. 10 18f>4.
DIED,
BEN’NKTT—Iu Colutnbue, Georgia, on tbe 4th inet, of
Cholera Infantum, M u:cti KiuxiUX. sg<d 13,mouths
sod 8* days, second i hdd and only sod of Mr. anil Mrs.
B f. Bennett, of Atlanta. Ot
New lA^dvortiHements.
HF.AOQf ARTKRB OK 'BGIA RESERVE)
AND XILItAItV OmttlCT OF SEOKRIA, '>
Macon, Us-, Oet. bth, lbC4. J
GIXiRAT. otstaa no. 21.
I. In view of the alwolute DereMity of having every
m-n In eervlee capable of bearing arm, at tbli critical
jsneture. and to svobl al. mfaappreheneUn of tbe mean
ing of Paragraph V. General * Mere No. IS from three
Ilc.vlqnart re—current eeriea it ie hereby ordered.
11. All perrons belonging to tbe Militia organisation,
recently furloughed by Governor Brown, ere notified
that they will not be relieved from their liab llty 1 1 the
Militia by joining the local organisations, authorised by
General Orxl-rs No. IS, from three Ileadquar'ere.
QIII. All detailed men, not employed In the public ser
vice, who failed to Join the Militia organization when
called out, are notified that they are placed on tbe e»me
footing with the men who did Join and are now required
either to unite iu the Militia organization or report to
the Rrferve Regiments.
By command of Maj. Gin. UOWELL 0088,
Commanding, Ac.
Lama* Cobb, M -Joe and A. A.O. Oct 10—St
MASONIC HALL.
A Ball will bo given by the
PALMETTO BAND
ON
MONDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 10.
COMMITTEE !
Lieut. P. Malone, W. O. Dottier, Esq.,
J. D. Kavansgh, Esq. C. Spaeth, Esq.
TICKETS $lO EACH.
FLOOR MANAGER :
T. FISHED, Eiq.
Oct 10—It*
NEVER DESPAIR!
TIIE ARCADE
ALL RI3HT!
It will be remembered by thousand* that the
Arcade baa been oil the wing for tbe
last four years. It has now
put down stakes in
Augusta, Oa.,
ON
BROAD STREET,
OPPOSITE TUB
PLANTER3’ HOTEL.
The ARGADE is now a Commodious Establish
ment and FIRE PROOF, which offers
extra inducements to a I who
wish goods sold ot stored.
The post history of thirty years in the trade
encourages its to trust the future for success.
Oct l tt
FIRE PROOF.
Those who wlah Goode Sold or Stored will find
TILl© AroadLe
A SiFE PLACE TO
trade.
M. C. CATCE k CO., Auctioneers,
Oet 3—lw Negro and Real Estate Broken.
MORGAN RESTAURANT.
322 Broad Street.
OPPOSITE PLASTERS’ HOTEL.
Meals Served at all Hours.
The Table Is always supplied with every necessary
and delicacy prepired in Ilia beat style.
Oct 8-1 m
BRAN DY,BR ANDY.
FOR SALE A LOT 0V 43 BBLS.
OLD APPLE BRANDY.
A. NO. 1 ARTICLE.
For sale by MILLS Kit, KEEN k OX,
Bept 23—ts No. D4 Broad street.
WANTED AT ONCE,
rilWO or three Rooms, convenient th'« Postolßee, on
I second or tolld Hour. App.y at this Office.
2—tl
NOTICE. !
Partfi shipping liquor by the SOUTHERN EXPRI 1
COMPLY will he brM liable fir all charges ■( heeh' t
ft* ighi that niav be Itnpneed by Railroad Compaoi .
and If I't paid at time of rl.ipnu nt they w ill lw «o lec I
at duration. JAMES SIICTKK,
Acting Preddt-nt
IST.CHANGE NOTICE NO. 12.
i
LICBWoSD, Tj, September, 18*4
All F°er« and men of ttie Vlikshurg capture of J /
4th. who reported far duty at any parole ramp e t
of the, lisulsaippl, prior to September 10th, 1884, > a
herehgleclarej exchanged. HO. OULD,
Ocl#-6t Agent of Exchange
UUAU ARTERS CONSCRII- SERVICE, GEORGIA.
Augusta, October 7th, 1864
unexs No 4S.
Herya ler no leaves of absence for a period longer th i
three days will he granted by any Subordinate lifll r
in th.j <oneeript Service for Georgia, to any officer
empl J<e without the approval of the Commandant f
Con-ctita. Nor shall leave of ahaence be granU-d to a: r
offlceijcr employee without the approval of the Col
mandril, who has been alisent on leave withm the tbi •
monlhi ,receding the date of the application.
WM. M. BROWNE.
Oct *-tf Colonel C 'mmauding of Conscripts.
HEADQUARTERS GEORGIA RESERVE)
XSD UII.IT.tKT M.SVRICT OF OXOnou, L
Muoou, October Ist, 1864. J
Gzskril Oxnm No. 22.
Iu prrsuatio of orders from the Wnr Department,
require Jt Quartermasters, Comiul series of Subslsten. •
Ordnan'i aud oilier officers, aud Contractors wilh t •
Governuent who have detailed men Iu taeir employ *
furnish ai mediately to the Commandant of Conscripts
Angosta Georgia, a list of all such detailed men, setti
firlh th.Jr names, agi, residence, county, when de alb .
by who-i. detailed, nature of employment, and whetl
found sis for field service or for light duty by Medl
Examirdg Boatd.
And iHa fulther ordered that after the 20th of Os
ber. In*!- Enrolling Officers will not regard as valid a
certifli lie of det-II Issued to the above mentioned ei
ploy cm. I tearing date prior to the date of tills order, bi
will b4’i.l them to Camp of Irstrnction for assignment
duty it the army. By ccrnmand of
Maj. Gas. HOWELL COBB.
Lajoii Cobs Major and a. A G.
Macon Confder >te k Te'rgrspb, C ’unilius Time
Savannah New- aud Republican will copy aud publi .
daily fix times. Oct 6—6 t
[Extract.]
HEADQ’US DEPT TENNESSEE AND GEORGIA, I
In the Field, Sept. 28,1864. j
Stecijl Ouperx No. 5.
11. Major Ge.nera 1 Howell Cobb. P. A., la assigned'*
the cemmand of a District within tho Department . J
Ti-nnmaee and Georgia, to be known as tbe “I’istriet n
Georgia.” emhr icing all that portion of the Slate ofGeor.
gia. Include,! within the Imils of this Department, ex
ceptin; that portl u lying in tbe immediate vicinity i'
tho Army of Tennessee.
111A The Commanding officers of all Poe's iii'luded I*
the DMriet of Georgia, as well as all Cointn inders of ho
due of detaihrd troojie, will report in future to Maj Gen
r»ta,
• • e « . .
By command of General Ilood.
. A R MASON,
Major anj A. A. General.
IIEADQ RS GEORGIA RESERVE ANDDI3T.OF OA ,1
- Macon, October 1, 1864. (
Gcszral Orders No. 18.
I. In conformity to the above Extract of Special Or
ders No. 5. Department of Tennesson and Georgia, the
undersigned assumes command of the District of Geor
gia.
11. Mqjor Lamar Cobh is announced as Asslstsut Adju
tant aud Inspector General to »h->m all official commu
nications will he addressed. HOWELL COBH.
Oct 6—3 t Major General Commanding. -
ADJUTANT AND INSPECTOR GENERAL'S OFFICE, 1
Richmond, Sept. 22, 1864. J
OisttiAt Orders No. 74.
I. The Geurrals of ILserves will hereafter control the
Enrolling Uffleers, and conduct the bunnets of couecri|
tion aud enrollment in th- Ir respective States, under tb -
direction of the Secretary of War, through the Conacrip
Bureau.
11. Commandants of Conscripts, and of Camp* of In
■traction, will be under tbe direction of the Generala ■ .
Reserves.
111. As soon as practicable, all officers and men now
employed in trie enrolling service, whether as enrollin;
officers, conscript guards, clerks or otherw-lse, excep'
such as are retired or ass gned to light duly by the Med!
eal Hoards, will he relieved by de-ails from tbs Keserv •
Forces, and sent to the tiold
IV. All applications fir exemptioa and detail of per
sons between the ages of 18 and 45 years will lie trans
mit!—! through ibe Commandants of Conscripts to the
Bureau of CemtcriptUm for a- ciaton. Similar applications
from persons of tbe Reserve class wl-l he transmitted
through the t'ummnndaute of Conscripts to the Generali
of Reserves for decision. The office of the Cmgres-loii*.
District Ktiro ling t'lfic-r li abolished, anj communica
tions from local enrolling officer! will be transmitted
through the Commandants of Gonecription to tbe Gene
rals of Reserves. An officer may be assigned to duty in
each Congress oual District as Inspector ol Conscription.
By order. 8. COOPER, A. and I. O.
HEADQUARTER-GEORGIA RESERVE)
ASP DISTRICT OF UEOR'HA, >
Mrcoo, Ua., October 1,1864. j
Gexrral Orders No. 19.
I In pursuance of she foregoing order, the noder
slgned hereby assumes the direction ami control of the
C'-nscrlpt aud Enrolling service in the State of Georgia.
JI. Tlie Commandant of Conscripts of Geoigia w II re
port directly to these Headquarters and will continue to
exerciee immediate con man-1 of the conscript and en
rolling service under orders from these llea b|aarters
111. All official commiioinllona In relation to the Con
script and Enrolling service will he forwar ted through
the 'Commandant of Omscripla to these Headquarters
with eurh remarks as he may deem proper.
IV. Tb» office of District Enrolling officer being abol
ished, the C mmandant of Conscripts will forthwith
notify officers holding that position to complete the un
finished business iu the-r respective offices by the 15th
of October, Instant, and lie prepar- and to turn over on that
day their official records ot the district. Ins|>ectora of
Conscription b- resfter to b - assigned to that doty, and
who wdl be appointed upon tbe recommendation of tbe
C -mmandant of Conscripts. *
V. The Commandant of Conscripts will forward to
tbeaa Ilesdqoaiters, on or before lit** of every month a
condensed report ■ I the operations of th* tervire for the
preceding thirty diva In the several D ft, lets of th--
Slate, r-owing the cumber of men enrolled, and what
dlspoaitlon lias I e-n made of them, the number assigned
to the army in the 11, Id, to th* reserves, Ibamt fit for
li bt dnty. detailed under the provisions of the act of
October and of 17th February, and exempted.
VI. Ths Commandant of Conscripts will (irwsn l to
these Headquarters without delay a complete list of tho
officers aud men now engaged in U.s enrol -nr; service
tra-h-r hie command, setting forth 'o the case ol the offi
cers. their names, rank, to what duty assigned, and by
whose order, arhetber they era fit or u-.flt lor field ser
vice, apd in the case of detailed employe)!, their Dines,
age, fesidenee, dat of enrollment, how employed,
whether fund by Medical Examining B sird fit or unfit
for field service. HOWELL COBB.
Oct o—fit Major General Commanding.
HUAI QUARTER-* GEORGIA RESERVE)
AXD Mil ITAKT M-TRlrr OZOROIA. >
Mmvn Oct. sth, 1*64. J ,
I. Under orders from Ilemlquartera of th a Depart
ment. a Camp of Convalescents bas been established at
this place under tbe charge of Brig. Gen. M. J, lVnght,
Command!! g Poet.
11. Every Crovalesceat within this Military District
will report forthwith at this place.
111. All CoaniaudanU of Posts will see that this order
Is pts-mptly and thoroughly executed.
IV. Applications for Post Guard will then ha made to
th*se Headquarters sod wld be furnished as far as tbe
pnb Ic service will authorize and Justify.
Bycommaudof Maj. Gs*. HO WELL COBB.
Commanding, Ac.
Lama* Cobb. Major and A. A. G. Oct B—3t
RFMO VFD.
G. R. CRUMP & CO.
HAVE REMOVED TO
209 BROAD STREET,
OPPOSITE
SOUTHERN STATES HOTEL,
In the Store formerly occupied by Wm. Shear.
Oct 6lm
FOE SALE,
A FINE CARRIAGE & HARNESS,
Nearly Now.
CALL SOON IF YOU WISH A BARGAIN.
Oct B—6t MILI.NKR, KEEN A CO ,
“AUGtUSTa HOTEL.”
THE undersigned would respectfully inform tlielr old
friends, pstr-na aud tho travelling public, hat they
have I- an and the nb-ivu-nain -d Hote , an I faaviug had it
tiinro'igh-y refitted and renovated, c-n confidently pro
mise to give all who may favor them witu their pa ron
age, eutiro eitisfactl u.
JONES A WHITAKER. .
Late of Washington Ilall. i Hants.
8 M. JONES,
Late of Commercial Hotel, Memphis, Tenn sses.
Sept 22—lm
SALT, SALT.
The Subscribers are prepared to fill orders for
VIRGINIA SALT.
We are receiving at market Talue the B <nda and Trea
sury Notes, all issues of the State and C-nf dersev.
BE AGO. PALMER A CO..
1 ct 4—3 m No. 2’jfi Broad >treet, Augusta, Ga.
HOMu FOR SALE.
I OFFER at private sale t to hundred scree of land,
•iiimirti "i» *1 *-»«!• k-ilwotai. in Wtrpiin rnniitr, ou
wliirli tin re i* a eoiafi-table le-g Dwelling. Smoke lit.use,
Kil.-hen.Crilmand .'tahje*: in the yard lb-re i« a gij-sl
Well of Water; Garden In good r.-nilliiup. anil bsati-n
beautilul: situated a >out two miles n| Barnett Depot. II
not sold in a few days will be withdrawn from the mar
ket F-r fuitiler pirlicutar* apply to Jacob R. Davis,
Augusta or address the undersigned at Harnett.
Sept. 23—2w* . W. F. HOLDEN.
Clironicle A Sentinel please copy.
ON CONSIGNMENT.
Four Cases
EXGLISU LONG CLOTH, BLEACHED.
For sale C. T. W ALKE t k CO.,
Oct s—lw Broad street.
NOTICE.
ALL men detailed by me, and employed at the Empire
Iron Works at Atlanta, Georgia, will report to me,
at the Auguata Hotel, without dc ay o lie considered as
deserters. TH -8. E. WHITAKER.
Contractor and l’roaidenl Empire Iron Works of
Oct 7—3 t Atlanta, Georgia.
A#* Atlauta Intelligencer copy 3 times.
CAVALRY FOB THE RESERVE FORCES.
HAVING received permission from MsJ Gen. Cobb to
Increase my command to a Halt -lion or Iteglni nt,
companies sufficient to form a regiment w II be received,
If organized and reported to Headquarters in th s city,
by tbe 20th or 2otb of this mouth.
WM. C HUMPHREYS*. .
Captain Commanding Cavalry Georgia Reserve*.
Oot 7—4 t
.’ F-OR SALE.
ONE FINE BLACK MARE.
Worka well single or double harness.
App'y at tha REGISTER OFFICE..
Oct s—2t
On Consignment.
TEN BAGS BLACK PEPPER.
For by C. V. WALKER A CO.,
Oct 6—lw Bnud itr^t
FOR HALE,
1 “SILAS HERRINGTS”
BANKER’S SAFE.
Oct A—sl WM. KETCH AM, 261 Bread st- set.
WANTED,
$2,000 Bank Fulton Notes.
Oct B—st J. M. WILLIS. 2tU Broad street.
FOR RENT,
APF.SH ABLE RESIDENCE, for a email family, con
taining three room* lu Hie maiu t-nl ding, and
kitrne with eervaut’s room attached pplv to
JO. BRUCK'KR. '•
Oct B—lt Corner Campbell and Telfair streets.
WANTED
T> purchased a few lik»ly Negroes for (am use, by a
gentleman Iron North Carolina.
App yat H C'dlK-V - Office Kills street
Oct 7—2 m
FOR RENT.
\PM ILL HOUSE, with two comfortable Rooms suita
ble for an office and led rmi. Cunvenieut to
Georgia Railroad Depet App yon tbe premises.
J.O. BRUCKNER,
Oct • —St Corner Campbell and Telfklr streets
VOLUME IV—XU.MRER 64.
BY AUTHORITY.
Act* .tid Resolutions Passed nt the First
8r as Inn of the Second Congress, 1801.
CHAPTER XXT.
An Act to amend an not entitle.! • An act to regulate the
supplies of clothing to enlisted men of th-naiy dur i g
andTlxi'y-*l!rea ,TCj A^*
snll? ’TaVru' * , ' r "*f Plate* of America do
enact, hat the act entitled -An act to regulite the
eupp.co clothing t-e,listed mm.r tie navy daring
theear. spprov.al April tbirueth. a gt.tecn'huudr-d
and sixty-three, be. and the same is hereby, amended
r?.not!°.* , V ~On n 0, . , ‘* of the Navy to is.ne
supplies ..f am ill stores to tho rtili te.l men of the navy.
upon the same term, as providid for the c othing au
thorized by said ae». b
Approved June 7, 1864.
CHAPTrit XXVI.
An Act to jtotlV Wvrs,.jrtaiicr !.. kind In f-rtaln cases
lo and delegates In Ck>n<r«M.
The Congress of t ie Confedurste States ol Amerirado
enact, Tliat whenever the usually tTave led routes be
tw - II the h.intes of m mbe-a of a.ng-e*s an t tbe capi
ta! are interfer and with hv the enemy, K shall be tbe
duti of uiilHary commanders to facilitate the passage of
members and de eirates going to or reluming front Con
gress. by fu- lushing traus| ,u tation in kiud for any
distances over which they may state In writing they
cinuut provide themselves with Irno.-pnrtati u: and
such written applies!ion, endorsed “furnished.'* by the
party receivt g the transportation, sb dl be accepted as
a suffli ieiit vouclier f r the expenditure of tne officer in
furnisbing t -e same.
Approved June 8, 1664.
CUAPTXB XXVII.
An Act lo provide for the compensation of non-commis
sioned officers, soldier#, sailors, aud marines on detailed
service
The Congress of the Confederate States of Am rica do
eii’Ct, llial a.i persons det-iled from the army or after
enrollment for mi I.ary s rviee, or Irom the mvyor
martne corps, f-r eneciat duty «r extra duty, ehall be al
low and lor ci ire their re/ul.r piy, rations and all .w
auces, us if tlu-y w. re perf .rming se. vice in the tie.d.
Sir -2. That a ' such detac ed r detailed muu shall lat
allowed, in adilition, ■ ot exceeding two dollars per day,
ad compensation f-r id extra work, -r f r any uucm
■t il sk II or industry d'S. laved in the periormance of
duth-R to which they uiay be assigned, in p op rtton to
the v.ilu -of such extra la 1 or or un otnmou skill or In
d> stry. whether it b- in performing au nnu-uvl amount
of work within tho usual hours of lab r. or work per
formed beyond th-> usual hour*, or extraordi-.ary skrtl
ami sup<>rior woikmanshqi -HspUyed iu tlie execution of
su h dutie-, the value of said extra 1 .bor or uncommon
skitl or industry, to ho d-teimiaed by the officer or su
perintendent under whose immediate direct on sabl
detached or detailed service may he p-rformid, sa'jeet
to the aporoval of tne Seer, tary of War or Navy. The
adilit onat compensa'ion ptovided in this section shall ho
'lbe some f-r both Hie »nr and Navy Depai tmnuls,
under certain rule* to be prescribed by (he• President.
Btc 3. That all Bon-ronim asione I officers, mns riin*,
privates, sailor* or marine*, deiailisl lo go. eruiueiit con
tract rs. sh .11 be n detailed without pay and allowance*,
but shall he compensa ed lor their s. rrices by waves re
ce.ve l from s.i and contractors, under ru .-sio be prescribed'
by the Secretary es War or of the Navy.
Approved June 9,1864.
CHAPTER XXVin.
An Act f.«r tho payment of commissioners appointed
under the act entit.ed -An act to suspend the privilege
of tho writ • f habeas Corpn* in cer sin cases.” and to
cooler certain powers upou sold l ouim siioiier i.
Tile Con cress if the Confs-lerate State* of America do
enact. That ibe conimtssio-.iers ap oint -d under th*- said
act shad lie ent tied to receive tbe compensation of two
huudr -d and fifty do’lar, each per month, from th- date
of llieir respective *i p -intment*. nn'dl the expiration of
th-ir service;- aud that th-ir as-istant* slial be allowed
one huti-lie-l and Arty dotUrs per m -nt •. from th • date
ol their npp'-inimeuis, reepecliveiy, uu ii the expiration
of their s-rvice
Bzc 2 Ti-at thesaideommisaionersshal! have the prwers
contem-a u. on coinmt—t-m—i* ~ll—l-11—1 t.j u,, drlei
courie by the act of the provisional C ngre**, approved
thirtieth -f August, eighteen hundred and-sixty-one,
and numbered two huudr- and aud seventy-three, in tho
a ts of the s ml Congress.
Approved June 9, 1861.
CIIAPTEtt XXIX.
An Act to increase the cwiupensa'i ,u ol th* non-eotn
missmn' and offle. i« and pnvau-s if the army of tho
Coutelerat-." States.
Tho Congress of tho Con led.-rate Stab's or America do
enact, Th.it'f mo au I alter ilie passage of this act. th"
pay of the n >ll commissi m and officer*, private* and mu
sicians of tlm army ol the Confederate Btat * be. and tho
same t*Hereby, inrffiased triv.-n dollar* p r mouth for
the p'riod of one year from the passageof this act.
Appruv«d June 9,1864.
chapter xxx.
Aa Act to amend an act entitle! “An act to establi.h a
Nitre and Mining B treau,” approved April twcuty
second, eighteen hundred aud sixty-thrre.
The Congress of the Confederate State# of America do
enact. That the set approved April twentv seened.
. Ighteen h-in-lr and and sixty-thr<-«. constituting the Nitre
and Mining liureau an iiid.-p ndent b itoan of the War
Ivpsr.iu- it. be ani> n.led os follow*: That the Nitre and
Mining Bur an shall tourist of one Colonel os Chief of
Burea.i. two Lie itenant t oloiu-I*. six Majors, twelve
Captains who shall have the same par and atlowancrs
prescribed for officer* of cavalty of ttio same grade.
Bxc. 2. Be it further encored. That chi-mista and pro
fee-iona- as* staid*. Absolutely ee-enti il for th* o,» r ithai*
of the httrevu, not to excee.l six of each class, shall be
appointed by the Seer t .ry of War, with pay in no cseo
to be s'-ov-* that of Lieutroaut t'oloue of the commie*
si lled corps
Bto 3. That this act stall continue in force only da
ring the present war.
Approved June 9,1864.
CniPTZR xxxi l.
An Act to amend the laws rel itiny to the tax in kind.
The Congress of the Confederate State* of America do
enact, ibat the act approTid seventeen h February,
eighteen hund ed an-l eixty-fimr, entitled “An aet t »
amend an act entitled 'An act to lay taxes for the com
mon a- fodse and carry on the government of the Om
f.-.le'aie States,' approved April twenty f -u-th. eigble- n
hnndrt-d unit sixty three.” b» and th* same :s her-liy,
ani-nded a, follow*: After the wont ‘wool” In the first
provi<o of the fourth paragraph of section 'en, the. words
“in the aggregate,” -h ill l-e insert-d: and in the earn-’
article ands ction, the Word “eight” shaft b eul-stiiuted
f-> r lh- wo it “nve.” so a* to read : I'mrijnt. That post
quarts masters ehall direct such de.ivery t • be ni.de at
auy time wiiliiu eight months after the date of said ■ s
tiiiiaU *. Ac.
Me 2. In nil cases where crops, subject to a tax in
kind, have been or may lm de«tn>r*d. In whoh-or In part,
l>y fire or any other accidental ranee, or by the enemy,
if btf-re nss-semi-nt, file asw ssor shall regal il lh'- part
cf the crop n t de t"-oyed os all that was pro In - 1 by
the owner; If after nesei-mout. avid tho destruction be
satisfactorily proven, (lie p-st qaarterma-ter eliall also
regard tip- portion of the crop not destroyed as nil that
wa* produced and Ihe proof relieving the producer en* I
entit e tbe quarlo master to anoditon bis return for
the property thus lost.
Btc. 3 In cases where the quantity of c -rn reserved
from the tax in kind is n -t sufficient t • s n ply the actual
wants of th- prialucr. without any default on hi* partT
me‘li lalisfeiUiry evid-nee of t-e iact. the Becr-t*rt of
! War ieau'horized to allow them n y valne to be paid
for Ihe tithe to the extent that required
Fit*. 4. The law imp i-h g a lax upon the assess and value
of pro.-erty shall n*t he so e n-t-Uml as to imp -sea tax
up°n th-- pro lucta of gardens intended lor th-- use of the
f»mi y of ihe owner, uor upon fruit raieod for domestic
use and no' fb sale
file 5. That lh-' account of slaught-r>d bog* reqnir-d
by the first ac tion of said act shall Im> rendered oa or
alaiut the first and iy of March, eighteen hundred and
sixty five and eUlit-en bun -red and sixty--lx, lor each
year preceding said date.
Approved June 1 , 1864.
cniPTtJi xxxm.
An Act to amend “An n- t to organize free» to serve du
ring the war." approved F. bruiry aeven.een, eightesn
hundnil and sixty l- ur.
The Congress of the Confederate Stales of Amerira do
enact. That th act entitled “An act to organize forces
to serve durii.g the war.” approved Severn retb Febru
ary , e gh',en humlre-l **-l sixty f oq h-. anj the nm,
is lien-b-. so amended »« to allow all white main resi
dent*. l-etween tho ages es seventeen and eighteen and
forty flv and fifty years, who w-re prevented from en
ridllng theuise vr# witli n Ibe lime prescribed by tbe
j said act. by tbe occupation oi tbeir l-icalitiee or c untry
by the public enem-. anil whose bomes are, and have
been sin e ihe passage of said act. beyond the lines of
I tne Confederate irmP-. to organise tftemselves in pur
susnee of the sixth sort on if raid act. after tbeir beams
nr localities are brought within lh* liniw of Ihe C n
feoenite armies;, and lids p .vi eg- ehall continue for the
epac -of thiriy days ifter ihe r oc-'upati*n is au- nunetd
by an order is u—l by he g-neral comna-ding the de
partment, an t pub isht-d >n th-- military dep*rtmi-iit in
which such rroccupit -on may occur.
Apprijved June 10, 1864 gept 7—w4t
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