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The weekly Butte record., 1863-05-09
STATE OF CALIFORNIA,1 o-,.r
Comfy of Butte. "Pii' lo"">h'P-


Joseph Gluckauf V. Horace Brewster
1t appearing 10 my satisfaction from the aIida-
Wit filed in this cause that the defendant cannot be
found IN The county OF Butte State OF California
after due diligence and search AMI that he Is at
the present time IN Nevada Territory, and that his
last place Of residence was 0roville in this State
and 1t further appearing to nav satisfaction that
-ad defendant is indebted to plaintiff in the sum OF
thirty eight (S3S) dollars with interest thereon a.
the rate OF two per cent. per month from 24th dav
OF March \. D. lsjS. on a certain prOmissory note
gwen by defendant to plaintiff. ii is ordered that
service OF The summons issued the llth day of Feb
rnary A.D. ls63, be served by publication once
week Tor the space Of three months from and after
the llth day OF February A. d. iS62 in the Weekly
Batte kecord a weekly newspaper published in
OroYHe, Butte county Cal. the same being the
paper most likely t. give notice to defendant: and
J. II. simmons is ordered to deposit ia the post
office at oroYliie, copy Of said summons addressed
to SAID defendant at his residence. OroYille: also
copy OF said summons addressed To said defendant
at Union City. Nevada Territory by United
states Nail postage paid-that the same shall he
done on the receipt OF this order; and ii is further
ordered that this cause be and the same is hereby
continued to the 18th OF Nav d. 1888 at the hour
OF 10 o'clock \. NJ. on that dav at my Office in Oro-
Vile tor the appearance Of said defendant and the
completion OF said service and it is further or
dered that upon the completion Of said service that
said constable make due return Of said writ and
this order, on or before said return day
Given under my hand this llth day of February
ls65. 5. W. W. COUGHEY,
fl4-3m Justice Of the peace, Ophir Township
J. F. y. LEWIS, Atty for pltf.
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The Family CATH - IARTIC PILL is a gen
tie but active tathariic - which the proprietor
has used in his practice y more than twenty years
the constantly iucreas = ing demand from those
who have long used the Pills and the satisfac-
tion which all express in regard To their use
has induced me to place - them within the reach
OF all.
The profession well know that different Ca
thartics act on different portions Of the bowels
The Family CATH lARTlC PILL has, with
due reference to this well established fact.
been compounded from = a variety Of the purest
vegetable extracts, which acts alike on
every part of the ali - mentary canal. and are
good and safe in all cas- es where Cathartic
Is needed. such as De- rangements of the Sto-
mach, S.eeplessneSs, ~ Pains in the back and
LoInS, Costiveness, = Pains and soreness over
the whole body. from - sudden cold. which fire.
quently, II neglected, end in long course of
Fever. loss OF Appetite a creeping sensation of
cold over the body, Rest iessuess, Headache. or
weight IN the Head, all - intammatery diseases,
orInS IN children or adults. rheumatism Il
great furlher OF the e blood and many diseas-
es to which flesh is heir too numerous to men
uon IN this advertise - ment. Dose, l, to }.
PRICE, THREE DIMES.
The Liver lnvigorator and Family Cathartc Pills
are sold by the druggists everywhere and by
REDINGTON Il CO.,
Sole gents for the Pacific Coast
4l6 and lis Front Street, San Francisco.
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We have received by !
New York and Boston,
500 lbs Ext. I.icquorice,
300 lbs best Gam Arabic
100 lb> rurky Opium an,
lodide Pota>Sa,
$50 ozs Salphate Quinine
loo ozs Strycnine-
80 ozs Sulph. Morphine
loo ozs Nit. Silver. pure
loo ozs Iodide Mercury
l5A lbs Caiomel,
l0e lbs Blue Pills.
100 lbs Mercu. Ointment
IS lbs Chioroform,
Tartaric Acid.
l25 lbS Nitric Acid,
500 lbs Spirits Nitre,
2775 lbs Aqua Amonia.
loo lbs Sulphuric Ether,
200 lbs Nitric Acid,
5000 lbs Sulphuric Acid
600 lbs Muriaiic Acid,
Oil Burgam0t, pure,
Oil Lemon. pure,
OH Nlntergleen, pure,
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$500 lbs Blue Tlirol,
$500 lbs Sal EPSON,
5000 lhs Alan.
1000 lbs Sulphur.
500 HIS Tapioca.
l>G0 LIS Super Carh Soda.
100 lbs Alex SIENNA.
900 lbs Sulphate Potash
$50 lbs Carb Am0nia,
10 kegs Pearl Barley.
5 kgs Jamaica Ginger
1900 lbs Grim Tartar pure
500 lis Flax>eed.
500 lbs Flaxseed ground
200 lbs Balsam Copaiba,
l75 lbs Gum Camphor,
81 lbs Gam 4 satetida ,
100 lbs Gum Scammony
Gamboge, Mastic Myrrh,
Tragaconth and Guaiac,
Chloride Lime,
Sugar Lead,
Seidlitz Powders, etc.
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Surgical Instruments !!
Il. IL. MCDONALD S CO..

Surgical Instruments !!
SILK STOCKINGS AND TRUSSES.
Amrutating Instruments
Post Mertem Instruments.
Irepanning Instruments
ObSterical Instruments.
DlsSecting Instruments
Cuppng Instruments.
Eye instruments.
Pocket Instruments,
epeculums Stethoseopes.
Tonsil Instruments Breast Pines
Bougies and CatheTegs PoIvpus Forca1,s
Syringes, Patent Blastic Probanes
Aodomlnai supporters, Silk Stockings
SuSpenSory Bandases, silk Knee Cans.
Phelps TrusSes, Six Anklets
ChaSe'S TrusSes French TrrsSes
nan russe>- Infants Tras>es.
Marsh la adlcaIC Cnre Truss Shoulder Braces, etc.
Marsh Improved Truss
We are receiving the above Goods by steamer
direct from Eastern Manufacturers. and offer them
for sale al the lowest prices
II. III. MCDONALD s. CO..
Importing Wholesale Druggists.
jars SACRAMENTO.
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So Printing in Bronzes and Fancy Colors neatly

Be Printing in Bronzes and Fancy Colors neatly
executed.
Legal Blanks, Billheads. Circulars. Ball Tickets.
Cards. Labels Drafts, Show Cards, Programmes
Posters, Business and Visiting Cards &C. in style
not to be surpassed.
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COnStable's Sale.

Yankee Hill. April 4th. ises. .
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commencement OF attack. All who Use il are viy.
ing their testom0ny in il favor.
Mix water in the mouth with the Invigorator and
swallow both together.
PRICE, ONE DOLLAR PER BOTTLE.
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We have received by recent arrivals, direct from
New York and BaStou
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tentions his eyes viii A with Of gratitude and IN
bis heart be will bless the good women of Virginia.
By the firm iendship soliers from different States
have formed and cemeuted by mutual bardships ana
dangers by the glory in which all alike participate
by the congenisity Of thonkht and sentiment which
united at first in common destiny and the thousand
events and associations which have since tended to
der united by all these causes the existence OF
jesousies ana rvalres viii be prevented, AID when
peace and pros J=rity shall 70 as viii 10 on
assisting each other to develop the great political ideas
upon which our government is based snd the immense
which nature has laVished upon Us, OF the
former we are awakening appreciation of their
deep Significance In the latter direction dis
playing unexampled energy Our m mes haTs been
to yield up neglected wealth. and manufactures start up
If by magic We becoming indep epenoenJ in sew
eral ways If the war continues, shal. only grow
stronger and stronger each year rolls on Compare
our condition today with that which existed
year ago. See The increasing power Of the
enemy, but mark that own has been
prOportiouably greater until see in the
future nothing disturb the prospect Of the indepen
dence for which struggling One year ago many
were depressed and some despondent Now deep re-
solve IS seen n eve eye. an uneonqueraDle spirit
nerves every arm. And, gentle woman, too, who can
estimate the value of her services in this struggle Ap
plauss. The mother who has given her SON. the wife
who has given her husband the girl who has given her
sweetheart, not all their fingers busy making
clothes for the troops in the field and ther words of
couragement most snimatng impulse TO the soldier
While their prayers 80 up for the safety OF friend or
relative IN the field always coupled with them IS the
earnest aspiration for the Independence OF our country
With such noble 81 home and such heroic sol
ders in The field, we are inviacble ApRlsHse.
thank you my friends for the kind sautation to-
night it is an indication that at some future time we
shall be better acquainted trust shall sl live to
enjoy Of the fruits of the grest struggle which
we are sngsged. My prayers fOr your individual
and collective welfare tday God prosper our cause
and may we live to give 70 children untarnshed the
rich inheritance which our fathers gave to US Good
night
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SEWING SEED IN ROCKY SOFIA few days ago
missionary visited the camp Of the 10Th regiment in
Hartford for the purpose OF giving the soldiers
spiritual advice he went up tent where stood
8 prvete, and said 10 him My fiiend, do you love
the LOrdP No. Don't love the Lord 9' " No"
Whereupon the missionary gave the young some
excellent and spprOprate advice and left him track
Passing to another tent, be came across another
member Of the regiment $ Do you love the Lord
Yes" " I have some tracks would you ike some 70
distributor Yes, l should be glad 70 receive
them and pas them around among my companions"
am happy, said the missionary, 10 md 20 true q
Christian gentleman yourself At tent just below
here young man, and asked him il be loved the
Lord, and he said no. He did, did he Y WY, 4
,houeht the d-d fsol knew better o. Exit missionary
Neas Bavsn Journal
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IMPORTANT 10 SHOEMaKERs AND
TANNERS,
lADQUARTERs SPECIAL DEPARTWENT, |

HEADQUARTERS SPECIAL DEPARTHEET, I
EAgKgTOS, Miss, January 10 1888.
HAVING been appointed Special Agent BY Major
IL L. Minis, Chief Qusrtsrmsster Mississippi RRa
Es Lousians Tor the collection OF HaeH il the conn
north Of jackson aud the dstrbu ion Of the Hsme
among The several tauR .ries within he said district
snd to contract for Shoes and LcAhsr FOR The Confede
rate Ststes.
Therefore the proprietoTs Of all tan yards and shoe
shops wi hin ssid district viii report to ms at my head
Gus te1s, wi h0ut delay, tie number Of watts had and
when they viii be ready TO work ont, the vsts
emily sad the number Of hdss neesEssry 10 hu the
same; aud how many sides # leather and pairs Of
sh each proprietor furnish monthly, ana The ad
did3ns amount Of mechanical labor neceSsry to carry
on Sc d fsctor Is 10 the extent oi their capacity
The above inforrnst Is sary to an equEl dis
tri5 uOR OF tides amoag the several tan yard and to
proeuc= BniIofn peei throughout the STATE and make
available at the earliest Peiild ana in The mott eco
nomieal rsuner she Isesrds thereof.
All tsnr err and shoemaksru net subiec 10 military
dutg, rot employ ed 10 their ion, viii also
Do ( to Q if they wi,h emFloymsnt-
J. ID. WEsSUR, Special Agent
iaI9im Rsnkstan MisE
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In reference to the table Of majorties Of elections
Of 1862 bshed in tn Tribune Of tbs city the Gin
CHINA C0arier says:
The popular reaction only begun in October alter
Iineolns AboIition proclamation was issued which was
September o. The Tribune, in order to make out 3
table fr its side including Maine and Vermont, which
voted in September and Connecticut, which voted IN
April nearly year go. Every one knows that Con
pecticut would give from five to eight thousand De-
uocratic sierity and that Vermont and Mane sead
Of giving 80 600 Abolition msory would not II they
had voted after the proclamation, have given half the
majority when Missouri is put down At 1000 Ahoinon
majority when there is not who doubts mat II
there had been no interference o. the military IA the
election that State would have given 100000 majority
AGAINST the administration The Abolition ticket got
but 80 600 votes of the 10000 there are In the
State The mistake in Missouri alone would give, ey
the Tbanss table if corrected the Democrats large
minority Delaware is put down at III for the admin.
istrate1 although it elected Democratic member Of
Congress- an thus condemned the a5ministTston- On
Inc paouar vote of the loyal States there was last fall
a baaas0me nalority against the administration. In
electoral votes had there been new President eho en-
the Ti6anss own table makes the account snds thus
Democratic =
Abolition. ssss'.sss.'. d
Democratic majority. 50
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The Louisiana salt WOrlx-ButIer,s Al
fempt 60 Destrsy heEr.


The Cincinnati CommsreiaI has letter from New
Orleans giving the particulars Of Buffers attempt and
failure to destroy the LOUISIANA Salt Works. The cor
respondent says
Did you hear Of the great salt expedition You
must know that great salt mine has been opened
New Iberia. Is situated AveIy's island in PETIT
Ane' bayou running INTO YermHIon Bay The supply
o. salt Is inexhsushble, aud is from the earth
perfectly pure only needing to be cru he'd make
ready Tor use The salt is quarred in great books
ike stone Gen Butler heard OF this of salt sup
ply and laboTing under The impression tnst was an
esaporatng institution, and being opposed the Coz
federates havit any salt except it exchanged
for cotton across me lake bag for bae he concluded
to strike the Contedsracy blow below the belt by de-
stroylng the sal works BE accordingly ordered Col
me0tlan 10 take bis regiment the steamer ST. May,
aud with the gun5Oats Diana and Grey Cloud, 20
Yermuion Bay and utterly demo ish the concern The
colonel knowing that the work. could only be destroyed
by digging up the hole and carrying away aud fur
thermorei that 1t wus impossible for the get
there wrote to the general demonstrating against being
GENT such hair-brsEed srsnd and the time
informing him that Ike knew Of point where be
load the vessels with cotton Can Butler does not ap
prove of any in the department knowing of any
tERg Of which he is ignorant he graphed the
colonel Your business is to make BGr sir. and
steal cotton. Among officers, 70 whom the deep
rooted antiPathy OF Gen. Butler cotfonsesln no
secret the dispatch received Ike the threatening
gress-wth 'r0ars Of laughter"
Fortune favored ths expedition. heavy south
wind blew for several days. and the two gunboats
chOred within two miles Of the salt works The ST.
Mary could not get within hve miles That night how
the wind hurled around to the north blew ali the
out of the bayou and the morning ou the
two gunboats high and dry, mud bank. In the
course Of fifteen twenty days, the two gunboats
the bayou and lies thsre still, In the meantime, tbs
salt hole remains.
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There seems to be very general impression that
cinstOn successfully performed, is protection
from infection Of small pox for life # this be false po
sition, the the faacy Is corrected the better for
parties interested.
There is no disease more contagious and at tie same
time solOathsOme small pox but most happily for the
human means Of prevention has been discovered
in vaccination and truly Dr.. J-nner has conferred
unspeRF able benefit upon mankind.
But experience has proved that while indivdu-
sis thereby permanently protected yet large pro.
portion, about half Of the vacenaie ed not, and
that raccRsion the only test Of the efficacy Of
the previous operation.
The length Of time necessary tointervene between the
two operations ia mOoted pontIt has been stated st
years hut there is good ground for the
ton that the susceptibility to the disease returns in seven
any other given number OF years.
Even the innoeulaed certainly safe and should
test their susceptibility by vaccinst
Vaccination repeated when necessary affords per
feet protection from small pOx can be attained-as
perfect if the person had passed through the small
pOx
We would therefore urgently advise universal reFec
cinatioh both in the army, and out of It, the only
Of certainly checking the progress of his mos
disgusting and contagious dsesse-Petersbrs EPress
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ATTFNTTON. CAVALRY.

T OST on the s.h Of December, large hne IRON
/ aRAY MARE three or four years old next spring.
~ walks fnely stepping her hind foot four cen
irbsz over the front; she has very large ears IS an
-nai yvbose fire fom attracts attention and Las one
5isti-ouis hing marx srot in tee rear Of the right
ruaor two inches from The tall about the Eze OF 3
ousrter dollar and perhaps msy have the msrk OF re
- bis fsthers two miles north Of rsysPsrt, by sol
-3isr of BragRs amy naned Smith. Mr.. Smith says
t,hres ea7alrymen came and took her away. He may
b1v-a soid her ssk that the cavalry as they psss
fbrou=b the country viii notice for her. viii pay
fortv dassrs 10 whoever viii deliver her to me- or
twenty-five dollars for such information As v Il enahie
ms. "a lgst har VA. N IAYHE.
Ca tain and A. QuarterEnaster 2Sd Mlfs Regiment "a
Frigsds Gen. gust Divisi N, Grenada, Mss.
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A TIGHT PLAcE-Msi y Gregory. our provost mar
bsI started ou on scout 10 North Misss ipp ard put
FL rest If possibls the rumors circulated aaont Fea
sral advance on the Mobi and Ch.o railroad Hs lad
No in ident uohby Of mention until he Get the
fSatebs vh. re- crossing in boat in company with g
marry who proved 10 be jsybawker, who, IN crossing
ne river ia kei tie major his gn rnissins hr ne
made an attempt to bsyonet I'm The major received
an uelv scratch aud IA return sent buet through lis
ass ant It was 6 narrow escape, eus tho N hsd
decidedly The Net 81 Z Tho re>Ult sams uP As fol.
lows: Debit, slight bayenet oundi eredit, one
mpsket one hor-e and FIX ures AID one legyo Toy.
The major Is saseed " "a the result in sena-s and
ansneisl point Of view.-Colausbas Mis.( RspHeste
IaRNarg 1874
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nRKERAI. 0RnER K0. =.


HEADQUARTERS CAMP OF INSTRUCTION,
BROoRHAVEN hiss. December g, lS62
LII while male residents Of the STATE Of Mississippi
"a between the sgss Of esh cen ana forty are or
deFed 20 rep Immediately ~ the Camps Of lnsrue
ten These from the counties Of Iishoniag', TIA
vamba Menroe, L0gnes, Noxubee, Lsaderdsle, CLARK,
Wayne Green Perry Jones JsipeT. Newton, Nesho-
bR WINSTON 0ktibbshs, CheksEa7F Pontstse aud Tip
nah viii report a. the ca mp located a. BnterpEei On
The Mobile and ONO rzilr0sd. Those from al Other
eouuties viii report at the camp located at Brookha
ven, On ths New 0rs aud Jackson railroad
An persons falling report within twenty days win
be arrested and treated desertsrs.
These staining exemption under the late exemp-
ten set are required to report at the camp, prove
-their claim aud receive certificates OF exemption
All the laws ana rsguistons sppliesbe 70 Gessrtera
shall be applied such ecntoripts IS fail IA repair to
the plsce Of RENDEZVOUS for enroLEsent who shall
desert sitter enrolment
All refugees from ether States ara included in the
above order.
By order Of tbs Secretary ef War.
N r CLARK,
Major and A A. General,
dee4-1u CuHmandant State OF HiEsssippi
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Democratic maiOriiy..............
YArkEE oAsT-rne charleai0a c0aTssr- vsFy Co

YANKEE CANT-The Charleston Courier very cor
recsly remarks;
OF all the false and fulsome boasts Of the YANKEES,
none exees their fsvorte canng phrase Of the best
government the world ever saw.
Do the Yankees suppose the world does not know mat
whatever OF respecsabity and decent eonsid ration
the United States government ever acquired was dle
in great part to the fathers snd ancestors not Of me
Yankees but o. those whom me snAeea now 'Htsash
with snbiugstiou and ermnstiopf
Is II strong proof Of government and goed sys1en
that the large majority Of those men fighting ior me sc
s1,rsad Tr,,iol, were not bora under s rotten nag
Ia svse Of insti usions prtad tscte good ana "oF
tby Of 1ernetuation baeause beginning with George
Washington ia seventy years it runs out IN Lincoln
Yankees caught dodging iato Csnada or across 'Ae
oe-snf =. ..t,
If government is worth keeping at all, It Is worm
the Efforts and daring and lives Of its citizens
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NOTICE.
-ARTERs PAROLED AND EXCITE
49, - f4-snragTa

HEADQUARTERS PABOLED AND EXOHBDl
PRISONERS,
JACKsoE, Bnss-, December a. 1892
ETOTICE is hereby given in soswef to numerous IA
uiries that all prisoners Of belonging TO the
Coufederate States service, dehveIel al fisSsoufe an
A. t6s Federal flag Of truce have been exchanged on
arrival Il prisoners living within the Confederate
nes b other roues oaly be exchanged BY report'
np in person without delay 10 these 8eadquarteTs IN
.ordar 10 have their names regststed for exchange
~ command OF Brgadier- General RU6eLEs.
Ia. 6ZYM&ESKL
saae1r A A. and Inspector General.
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wrsTERs LoUIsIArA-The Port Hudson Neao' Of

WESTERN LouIsIAtA.-The Port Hudson Nep' Of
Wednesday last says:
A report has reached us that Gen Taylor has been
superseded by Gen. Sibey the command OF western
Louisiana we sincerely hope that Il IL true Tor tnat
department has been greatly neglected Prom all that
we have heard of Gen. Sibey ee confident that be
is Just he make himself usefal sc feared The
troops he brought with him from Texas and Arizona are
men to be depended upon aud who will ag wi hout fear
Of number-, of which we have already more than QUE
instance since they have been in state COL Her
bsrt of fsiiforEis has cernnaud un er Cen Sbley.
This change if correct will give the gTeiest satisfac
lion to the State at large.
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High Court Of Errors and Appeals Of the
State Of Mississippi.

JAcKsoF January lth, 1853.
ORDFRFD That spec al term Of the d gh Court
OF sErrors and Appeals be had a. the court room,
ia the city Of Jackson the thzd Mendsy Of Feoru-
,sTv 1854 fo- tn purpose Of heEiDg csuses On the
u,insl aockes Of the fTst and second districts 1he
rs cases on tha docket Of the frst district viii be
tsen 90 On he third Monday Of February, and those
ri he second district viii be taken up on tie fourth
Nond.y Of February ard tbs said iera will be cont n
ad uliil the erna cases on t7 doekets o1 sNa mrs.
:ss,a secnL distric!s are dispoFed tt
A. H. HANDY,
WIN. L. HARRIS,
-9t Judges.
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suaerinss Of rhe Conlrabands in New Or
leaEsss

Soma interesting facts being sieed in regard 20
the nigVar question. 1t has always been asserted by
3STners and never believed by the Aboiitionisug
that the negro incapable Of taking care Of himself
me plantations and taken refuge within our lines Al
diving of ike raw emigrans wit the cholera OF sheep
in the rot or force Of sixtyOdd hands which left 3
nlantssion fifteen miles above here last August,
tventypeven now lie like John Browns nody,
ss-moudsring in the tomb There is great demand
for banas 10 take of the sugar crop high $50 pei
rosn,b being offered but the mig. don
sbsnkar' after engagements Of this nature.-CoTre
sro1depcs CinefnHati Commercial
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NEGRO PAurrRs NORrHwARD.-Tho washiugte

correspondent of the Baltimore Sun says.
It's 10 contemplation send North large numbers Of
contraband women and children, well men. IL is
proposed by the military authorities Rppea to the
various benevolent associations Of the Northern States
to procure homes and employment for them, the gov
bearing he expense Of their transportation 70
the points to which thsy may be sent
officer will probably visit the Northern cities to
Law the matter before the benevolent sOesas Ia order
TO ascertain number for which each society may
able and willing to employment. The govern
mont s stated is able 70 furnish employment to il.
own advantage for ableboded contrabands but the
same advantage be extended to the old men,
females and children.