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Militarg 9irtetOry
Subsistence Department.

COL A BECKWITH, G. C. g.,
Military Division Of the mississippi.
COL A. p PORTER, C. C. g.,
Department Of the Cumberland.
COL C, X MACFEELY, c. G. g.,
department of the Tennessee.
CAPT. SAM J. LITTLE, c. s.,
Depot coEnEnssary Subsistence, Once -NCs. 10
CherIy-street.
s CAPT 8 d. HENDERSON, c. s.,
Post Commisssry Subsistence, Office North ssss
Public Square, opposite Court House.
CAPT. E. II. HOPKINS, o. s.,
Purchasing Commissary of Subsistence, Oaice
nesr corner Of Broad aid Summer-streets.
CAPT. SAM c. GLOVER, C. s.,
In charge Of Beef Cattle Office No. lO.South
CheTy-street
CAPT. JOHN A. IRVINE, @. g., -
psoursing omnissary Subsistence. oksS No.
80 CedaT-street.
CAPT. W. Il. MLYaAN, q. s.,
In charge Of U. s. Bakery, Colege-strss4, near
Broad.
LIEUT.. HENRY KING, A. C, g.,
IN charge Of Soldiers Rest, corner Chen and
ChGrch-streets.
LIEUT.. }. s CALLATTN, A. c. s.
In charge Of Manufacturing, &c, sc. % ice No.
ca fOath Market street
LIEUT.. U. s. HOLIIsTER, A. G. s. * A A O. NJ
in charge Of HerdInen, Stables, &C. Office at
L. :. Cattle Depot, below Lower LeVee.
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The Vermont RObbers-Letter from
6e0rge n. sanders.
The following letter from George n.
Sanders, appears in the Montreal Even
ing Telegraph:


Sanders, appears in the Montreal Even
ing Telegraph -
MONTREAL, October 90, 1864.
Ts the Editor Of the Evening Telegraph:
Sir II can not Permit the many un-
founded statements in regard to the
Confederate attack upon St Albans to
pass without word of explanation
As to the facts, the attack upon St
Adams was made by Confederate sol
diers, under the command Of Lieut.
enanl Bennett H. Young, of the Con-
federate States Army All having sery-
ed in the Confederate army, within the
Confederate States, and being still in
that service, were especially constitut-
ed and detailed for that service, under
the direct authority of and in fact by
direct orders from the Government of
the Confederate States So far from
having the characteristics of a Federal
raid upon our territory, as imputed to
it by some papers, this enterprise was
conducted without unnecessary VIC
lence, and was accompanied BY an open
and public declaration at the time, by
those engaged IN IL, tnAt thet were aCt-
ing as soldiers under the orders of the
Southern Confederacy, and in pursu>
ance Of these orders l take this method
Of placing these facts before the public,
10 prevent the case of the Confederate
prisoners, now in custody, from being
preiudiced; but 30 soon as the fact Of
Lieutenant Youngs demonstration up
on Vermont shall be known at Rich
mond, there is no doubt but that the
Government will take immediate steps
10 make their responsibility and APP
proval of the enterprise publicly and
officially known, and viii assuredly
communicate the facts Of tbsir respons-
ibility, and of their approval, 70 the
Canadian and United States authori-
ties. Very respectfully,
GEO y. SANDERS.
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III e IDEAL Department

SURGEON ". CLENDENIN, U. s. VOLS,
Assistant Medical Director, Dep utneE,t Cum
berland. oftee u Cherry-street.
SURGEON L. FLETCHER, U. S, VOLS,
Medical Parytyor, u. S. A. Office North side OF
Public Square, between Market and Front
ASS = SURGEON D. BACHE. Z. g A.,
Medical Inspector. Office "A Cherry-strtst. p
SURGEON L. A. JAMES, /fTH 0. Y. c.,
Health officer and Post sGrgeon. Office "a
CheTry-street.
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Comfy Conrt--Bedford County.
gTeBER TERN, 1861.

william x. wisener, ST. ps,issp % remove
49,
Thomas C Mosly. admir-. 4c administrator.
la this csse Il sppearng % the Court ihsf Thomas
. No ~, the defendant = a non-rs.i dent Of the
State e Tennessee 50 hist he orinaTy process of
laW cannot b. served on him Il b. ordered that
publication b. made IN the Nashville Weekly linen.
Newspaper pa8Ii-r ed fnths city II Nashville. l0r
four successive weeks, requiring sad MoslY q ap-
peaF teforsssdd Court 20 the CJurr-roon 10 Shell
byFllie 90 TIE frst hOudsy il DECEMBER -, o.
plead, sHsgeT oF nenur - eonipizInants pet.liCn,
or the sane vi 70 taken confessed AID sef fot
hearing = pdrfe. jtf5. n IHuIPS ~.
Ectls-s -. prs Fee s. ~ Clerk aad Masfer y
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At Wholesale Only.
Watches and Jewelry.
CT EvEEY DESCRIPTION Tfa
1t the Lowest Prices for Cash.


Army and Country Merchants. Psdlars- suffers,
/ aud General Dea ers can make enormous profits
upon SIMS investment
JewelIy @ any pattern or quality and in any
class Of work furnished. ss-Partcalar attention.
psid to supplying Auctioners Country Pedtars In
dian T. aders, snd Army Dealers
Any styie Of Goods manufactured, su.h as In
/ venuons, etc, at short notice. "a Good Canvas
sing Clerks, with smallcaptsl can fini constant
employment. Illustrated Lists and full particulars
THE PROFIT TO THE RETAILER is VERY
A Wholesale supply can be carried in q Insp-
sex, hsud yalise, or carpet tag, and viii not be
IKE oooks-buiky or ineengement to carry irom
! pace 10 place.
Remember another th'ngi-this Business Is
! = lctly Honorable HA- There IS no need o. mis-
/ represen ing or exaggeratng. Our Goods show -
| themselves, snd prove themselves.
IL Is business in which an am lie AMI satisfzc-
tory equivalent is given for the money received and
/ an encouraging profit IS pocketed at the sumo
time. Il is "a occupation in which o person need
/ be afraid or ashamed to canvas the same field
again and again, for where once our goods are IN
| trodueed, q permanent and continuous demand is
created.
10 Soldiers in the Army, or those A. home dis.
abled by he hsrdshps of war, to Giergynen oft OF
health, Teachers, P0stmasters, or any person who
wishes either loeal or an soilFe occupation, AMI
l one that trngs with II great pecunsry induce
nlentss tn presents ga opportunity seldom met
] with. Try it, And see for yourselvesli
Carsfuily selected lots OF Jewelry, comprising
/ our newest styles and most saleable variety ol
Goods, viii be sent anywhere in the Loyai States.
We are constantly flung orders iron persr rs av-
ing he choice Of Goods wholly with Us. To such
we prom sc the best exercise of our taste and
! Judgment, and from our long experience can en-.
sure satisfaction We ask no pay in advance. state
what style and quality Of Goods are wanted, and We
w send the same and collect pay. By Express at
the end of the route
GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES,
Good movements and manufactured 10 the best
nasnner, Of pure material, sarranted at pfices
rom SO 70 90 each Sent anyWhere- pay cOllec-
ted 10y Express. Satisfaction guaranteed All
Watches a. first prices they being Of oIfr Own i'm
portatiOn. Circulars free by mail send for them.
T.. All GAUGHAN
Manufacturers and Importers, 7l6 nroadgay, " Y.
OclZ0-3m.
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CERTIFICATES OF CURES.

From eight 70 twenty years standing. with uarpss
known 70 science and alns.
FOR medical properties Of Buchu, see DispeEss-
tory Of the United Ststes-
See Professor Devices valuable works on the
Practise % Physic.
see remarks made by the late oelsbrhted Dr..
PhyHiek, Philadelphia.
See remarks made ~ Dr. Ephrss=a Mcdowell, 8
celebrated PhyriciGa, and member Of the ROysi
College Of surgeonss Ireland, and published IN he
Transacncns Of The King and QGeen's Journal
See Meolco- Cinrsf gicei Review, published b.
Benjamin IfaFers, Fellow Of the Royal College 81
Surgeons. ID
Gee most q the late standard works on msdieine
Extract Buchu, ..--slfO per bottle or six lor 81 90
(" Sarsaperllla, leo 800
Or hall a doSen q each for si2, which win b4
sufficient 70 cure toe most Obstnats cases. II direc-
tons are adhered 70.
Delivered 10 any address, securely packet from
Oh eryHuou.
SS-Descrihe symptoms IN Al communication.
CEfes guaranteed. Adyes gaia.
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County Officers.

JA.Es WHIrwoETH, Judgsof County Court.
P. l. NIcH0L, Clerk. t@ftle
Judges Court meets on lst Monday and eTery
Saturday inesch mOnth- &. =
QuartsF1y Cour, composed Of Magistrates meets
the Ist Monday ID January April, July and Oeto-
Der. W.T. 80 81
skSEBFE FRrERsos. Judge Of Chancery Court.
J. e SLKAyEs, eserk ~
- FzzzIKE, Judge Of Criminal Court.
jOEN II. Han, Clerk
Meets the lst Alondsy in April August snd De-
ceulber. IS
d u. BEEEE. Judge osCSrcuit Conrt. u
DC. LOVE- Clerk. Al eatl
For Davidson county meets 4th Moaday Ia Jan
tenber. ASH I'M
JANEs ". HgTOS, Sheriff 81.
JOBN WILeoF, County Trustee
CHAs W. Smith, County Reeister
r. F. BATEs and JoHS E. NEEHAS, ConstaDges OF
LIST Distrct.
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Police Department.


Captain. II. PucKETT.
lst Lieutenant-WM. DAELEY.
I'd Lieutenant-J F. INoALLa
lst Ward-DAN BIRCHEFr,
Wa. II. WILKINSON, ,
% Ward-B. w. KINNEY,
A G. BYRON,
WIN. BAKER
81 Wards. j. STARKEY,
w. w. PHlLLIPs,
JAMES MILLER.
4th Ward-WM MALLORY,
A. j. HEAD.
5th Ward--JOEL PHILLIPS,
JOSH WEATHERFoRD.
9th Ward-JoHy FIRTH,
SAN. PLUMMER.
18th Ward-JoHN LAVENDER
Sth Ward-BIRD BRUCE.
9!h Ward-WM Jackson,
JosEPH Cars.
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Fluid Extract SsrsapariIla
SXRHILI5.
SYPHILIS.

Ths Is an affection Of tils tlood, and uiLAcs the
sexual Organs, Innings Of the Nose, Ears, Throat,
HinGpipe, and other mucus surfates, making ~
appearance In the form Of Ulcers. HelmbOld's Ell
tract Sarsspanlia purhes the Bleed, snd removes
All sealy eruptOns " the skin, giving 10 the com
plenon acseu and healthy color. IL beng prepaT-
ed expressly for thus class Of complaints it blood
purifying properties are preserved 70 greater sx-
tent than sgy other preparation Of EarsapaTills.
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General Devins and General Lorenzo
Thomas, Adjutant General Of the Unit
ed States Army, and stsfs, accompanied
General Butler to the front & -
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Administrators Notice.

UANIN6 BERN Qualified A. ADMiNisl
traitor Of Hagll Franstsslt, deoeased, alt per-
soHs Indebted all please cali and setre those
sying ciaiIns ss1iinst the estste VIII nle them IN
TIA tirt presented by iag or they viii ie larTed
Il. T. JACKSON
Nashville, oct g,.lse4. loetzz7l I'm
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For Rent.

EOR TIE YBAR 1885, THAT yAI.UARLE PRO
T poriy on Oh rry sf1est knoWn A. the "Cafron
Properly" Opposite the Maxwell House and -
present oc7alied by The Nashville g Light Com
paay. The property IL ne mos sal1aoe 10 the
ctf or maGy pusTcfes. f0r terms, f1f any pert u
4. apFiy 70 loct1s-ffl n. y. AILOWAY.
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AFFIDAVIT.

Pefzoi.aliy npJesssd before me a. AIferman Of
tie cIty u Philadelphia III, 4. Belfnhoid, rbo, BE-
fng duly sgorns doth say, ma preparations contain
10 narcoue ~ MERCURY, o. other lnIurious drugs,
bat are pureiy vegetable. X r. EELMBOLD.
bEuTn and sE.ozerbe1 besofa me- fhia nd dsy Of
November, ts54. Nm. n. HIB8ARD
Adgfnan, sh-stfeet. ahoYe Race Ptiia
A1dfess leiterf toy Information IN ccndflence.
8. r. HELaBOLD, Cheulist,
Depot ia south renth-street
Below Chestnut Phllasap hia.
BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITs
AID USPRHcJPLKD BEALEEs.
who eBd-agoF 10 dispose COP THEIR OWN s,a
HOthnr' articles on The reputation STAINED bv
Heimboid's Gennina PEsparAtlons,
kKfraci bnchu,
Imprpysd Aoss Wasb.
Bold ~ 80 pfugrisfs ss1fyshc7e.
&sk FoA bEA.3BOLJS-TAkE 40 OTRBR
Cd4 Out fne ADVERTISEMENT ard ae,4 ~ III avn
AY2Ie iSloas fAoa AM. kxfosURR.i 80
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DR.. KINGS
Dis pensar
FOR
PRIVATE DBRASBE.

- DR.. King, formerly Of New YORK, for
I 80 last four years Of LouisTiIIa, KY, who
has deY0ted his attention 20 the treatment OF phi
Vate diseases for so years, fatters himself haFirx
attended 10 practice for many years, sad cured
many thousands, nc is ensf3ed 70 cure all diseases
o. private nature, no matter how bad they may be
from injucicous medical treatment or nom neglect
Of their own. d.. Kings Dispensary Is No g
Desdeziek street, between Cherry and The sauare
second story, where he cures ali Diseases OF april
ysts nature
Gonorrhoss cured without nsuseous medicines OF
Interference with business.
Structures OF old or recent date sffectusIly cured
in few days, BY an operation which causes no
pam Whers 3 structure exists health cannot be
enjoyed. Perhaps no disease causes more mischief
Snd underrnirss the health 50 much.
Syphilis, with AL the diseases Of the akin grow.
ng out OF neglect or bad treatment, be efectus
ally cured IN few days.
SEMINAL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. attention having
been given % this disease, ana 81 tho consequences
growing out Of Il, brought in many by the
destructive habits Of ineonsiderate youth, and
csssive indulgence of the passions, q neglect OF
which viii undermine the constitution, rendering
the subject unfit for business society, and csus
ing premature old age.
Females who may Be Iabo1ng with any difficulty
Of the Womb msy rest assured Of Immediate re-
lief a-----e.--s
Persons residing abroad, by writing and stating
their case with fee enclosed direct tOiDr A. king
No. % Desderiek street, Nashville Tenn, VIII have
the Necessary medicines sent.,to ther address.
ofiee hours from O'clock IN the morning until
4 tbr evening. Apr7-d&SIy
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County COurt--BedfOrd County
OCTOBER TERM. lse4

OCIOBER TEkM, lsC4.
Solomon ReVis ct 81,
r. Bill 10 sell land IN Red
The Wild w aad heirs OF ford County.
David ReFis e ii.
Ia this case il appearing 70 the Court that the
widog and heirs Of baFid Reyls, IT., decd and tie
unknown children Of Elizabeth Wade, ali Of whom
are made defendants 10 the cause. are nom eel
dents Of the State OF Tennessee, that the oril-
raFY process II law cannot Be served upon them
u Is ordered that publication Be made in the Nash
Vile Weekly Uas0n, newspaper published 10 tbs
city q Nashville, f5r four successive week Teqgr
ing aid defendant. 70 apDeHr before this Court "a
the Court room. m SbslsysIio the first IGesday
after the fret Monday IA ccember mex, . plead,
answer or demgT to c0mplsinaa.'s bll or the same
Nil Be taken for confessed aud set for bearing e.
barfe Jos. II. THOMSON,
w. II WfsESEE Clerk and Master.
solicitor. lOcd3-4s; prs fee, g.
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An excellent Lotion for Diseases Of q syphiiue "a
tdre and a. ihisctiO1 discusses Of To urinary
organs, arising rom habils Of dissipation, used 10
connection with the Extracts Hucna and Sarsapa-
rlia, IN such Diseases recommended.
Evidence q the most respOnzi Die and reliable
character Eil accompany the medicines.
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Notice.
Way ct al,

wfsy a GsHnand, ct al,
*
VIM. u Lucus, surviving partner. &c. &c ala
N q. =. CIRCUIT COURT.
NOTICE u HEREBY GIVEN To ALL PER
y sons having Claims aga'nsf the estate Of
Tnab-e deceased, 20 hie the same on or bti0re The
"a Mondsy ia NCgemser next
noFI~is Err CAMPBELL, Clerk.
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HONIGOPATHIST
rs AGAIN lNl HIS OLD fTkSi5. No. 81
Il Broad st'est, ID door fsom he corner 81 Sum
mer steesI. where he can b. found az Al h0cfs day
or night, uniess professionally absent.
aIEft4m esH a. A. ~ ESlt kkN kAiIs y. u
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UNIVERSAL SUCCESS
DOCTOR McGlLl
BOTANIC PHYSICIAN,
IN TIE. TREATMENT OF DIsEAsEs,
CRUWNING Rim WITH SUCCESS IN
OTHER STATES, AS IT1Is IN
NASHVILLE. TENNESSEE


IN TIE TESTAMENT OF DISEASES. Is
GROWING HIN WITH SUCCESS IN
OTHER STATES, AS IT IL IN t
NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE
by books vii show that Eor the past i've months
my practice has increased hundred per cent. over
the last year, until Il not 70 be surpassed BY any
ia the Slate With my general practice IN the city,
1 trssi the following EI-t-l-
Chronic Cases
vith satisfaction: Rheumatisnl, Affections OF the
Lungs; Diseases Of ths Throat, SWened Joints
SdE Limbs, Pleurisy, Pains, Ulcers, Cancer Gravel
Diseases OF the Heart and Liver, InfammatiOn OF
the Stomach, Neuralgia, Kings Evil or Scrofua,
tens, Dyspepsia OF Indigestion, and Consumption
together With al Private Diseases, sal Diseases Of
the Urinary Organs.
10 the Ladies'.
AIT Affections Of the Womb treated with success.
Those MaTnei Ladies who have been 50 un1ortu-
TO their flll time if found pregnant by giving ne
cali.
gteFilify.
Young Married Ladles whose misfortune it hfe
been not 70 bring forth in due season, REMAINDER
SOD has said you should multiply and replenish. II
this is your desire you can consult me either by
letter or in person. No lady over thirty-6ye yasrs
of age need make application. All eenimunicStiOps
by letter or person strictly conhderuh. I.
Night Emissions Cured.
Young Man, sop before you further 20. or ST
diseases subject g Man, there Is 10 disease 70 hard
10 cure as Night Emissions, and physicians arc
scarce chat understand treating It and 10 you esn
say that have cured dozens In this city, a. vel a.
in different States, who have spent dollar after dol
lar, and are now well cured by me- 7 am daily re-
ceiYng letters and serding medicine 10 all parts Of
the country. In a word, al that are diseased IN
any way, and viii give ne call viii give salts
faction for all of the diseases mentioned in this adj
veTtsement The best OF references given IN this
city.
Al letters directed to NJ
DIR. McGILL,
Union street, Nashville, Tenn.,
Janl will meet with prompt attention.
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Among tnOse belieyed to be mortal
" wonnlad remember the names of
Caatain Clarke, Of lhe one hundred
and Seventeenth New York; Lieute-
naut Beebe, Of the One hundred and
Forty-second Kew York, and Inspector
General on the staff OF Brigadier Gen.
eral y NJ Gaftis. of the Tenth corps,
and CAPTAIN Wicks, commanding the
Third New York infantry Captain
Wicks i from Syracuse. y. l., and re-
ceived a wound through the lungs,
which, it was thought, he Could not sur
vive while being borne from the field
He was brought to the Jacob > Atlee
House, menuoned on the map as the
johnson House. Here Captain Nicks
received tie cluzing consultations Of his
faith At the hands Of Chaplain Hyde,
OF the One hundred and Twelfth New
York Volunteers Se-lste as this morTs-
ing heard that he still survives, but
have not heard from him since up 70
this writing
VISITORS AT IHE E0NI.
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ilf
HeTmbOId's Extract Buchu,
FOR WEAKNESSES
Arising from Excesses Habits Of Dissipation, EArly
IndIsereSou, or Abuse, p


Indispositiou 10 ExertiOn Loss Of Power,
Loss Of hencrVs iiiiculty Of Breathing.
Weak Nerves, Trembling
Horror Of Diseases Wakefalness
lgmness Of NislCu. Pain in the Back.
Universal ilassituds Ofthe Flushing OF the Body,
Muscular System, Erup6ons on the Face,
Hot Hands. pand Countensnce,
Dryness Of the Skin.
These symptoms, II allowed 10 60 on. which this
medicine invariably removes, soon follow
fMPOTENCY, FATUITY, EPu.EPTIC FITS,
ia one ofuhich the patient rnay expire. Who can
say that they are not frequently followed By those
III eadftl diseases, -
3 INSANITY AND CONSUMPTION.
Many are aware of the cause Of their suffering,
bUf none Will eOnfess. The records Of the Insane
Asylums sad the melancholy deaths By consunp-
ton bear ample witness 70 the truth Of the ssser-
n0n. Ll+aA fj--t.-
TaE CONSTITUTION, oNCE AFFECTED WITH
ORGANIC WEAKNESS,
reouFres the aid OF medicine 70 strengthen and in
vgoTate the system, which HELHBOLlsS XIX
Tract BUCAU invariably does. A trisl vii con.
vince The most skepncsl .r-
.I iIE eIot uf3t
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fislIoAs At IHE fADAI'
f5eneral Schouler, Of Massachusetts
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Take no halsan, Mercury, orunplsasGRt medicine,
Tor UNPLEASANT and dangerous diseases.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-27
Ioui.innn state Convention.

TwESTY.SXTn DAY, May 9.-Mr. stumpf
offered resolution that any person rtfusing 10 receive
tie currency issued by tie City Of Orleans II
worthy the confidence II the people and recommending
the authorities suppress all banks failing IN their
duty In the exgcncy ~ the times Laid over. Mr.. y
Purcell offered the following which wa ordered to be
UTintcd
HAeyeo The object 4 ils war TIE pari of The United
Saie against tho socaled Conirdrio states Il, hfi %
maintain the Union g. sf0c. the laws and uphold the Con
stuon Of these uited states md ~ It Of Congress made
in pursuance tLefctoi ODD r doing tbs not be-
mindful ~ those truly loyal citizen. whose Interest and hose
only wealth consisted o. at species u property which The
hes destroyed rendered useless property, be there
fore
Roired BY ths Convention That an truly loyal citizens q
Louisiana, who have taken tie ifssdent Amnesty Oath Of
Dec 1893 up ts date BE- paid By the United States Gov
eminent reasonable indemnity r ciah and every slave
ass.sed IN their name properly Cor TIE year lhl
The Inst section OF the majority report on Enanclph
ton then adOptedtO to lbaficT The jectOu ~
proyisO 10 compensate loyal Owncfs ns also was The
second. They erei /. Slavery aud Involuntary .rryi-
tudc except ~ punishment for crime whereof the
party shall have been duly convicted. are hereby
forever abolished and prohibited throughout the state
and ~ he Legislature shall make no law recognizing
the night Of property ~ man. The Convention then
adjourned
TWENTY SEVENTH DAY. May lO.--Mr. Purcelrs rcsou.
ton indemnity referred 10 a Committee of i've.
after which Mr.. Abel offered amendment to the
the third section Of the Emancipation Report Prosi-
dcd ways that the Legislature shall never pass any
authorizing free negroes 10 ut or eigI9to into the
State under any pTctcnsc whatsoever
And "a motion t. table IL lOst-2G Ia IS. The
amendment then dit idod and the first portion dis
franchisng negroes was adOpted-g6 10 H. The second
part, the emigration Of negroes then debated
and pending decision the Convention adjourned.
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NEW-IERsEY ITEMS.

THE LATE Col. ZABRISKIE.-The remains
of the late Col Abraham Zabriskie Of the ON New
Jersey Volunteers who died Hampton Hospital iFom
wounds received in the battle OF Paners Crek on tie
10th inst viii arrive in Jersey City tins (fTlay morn
ing at o'clock. AZ meeting yesterday 81 me me N
beers III the lar residing N Jersey City committee %
reception consisting Of Messrs. jackson. Romano,
IaylOT. Lewis, Dixon, Weart FleinminE. AKA brown,
was appointed TO meet the body OF the Colonel and
escort il to lis late residence. The bar 81 Hudson
County will also meet at tic depot al that iae 20 tesiy
their regard and esteem for Tie late lamenieG Colole
Tie committee Of arrangements to the aaera eeTe-
MONIES consists Of MessFs. Bentley. WOrtorfyke Oh
christ Scudder and Miller. The time iog tie !GIeIsl
TO take place has not yet been decided upon.