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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-12-29
SABBATH SCHOOL BELL. No, a

an entire work of 1s2 pages and nearly astpnRs
and hymns. Nearly one million OF tlAsf psfb
have been issued and ringing thpssgA
this and other countries. Among the uanJ
choice pieces may be found "Sha meet beyana he
Rver!" "fhere is beautiful World" "Sbrrow hall
come again no more" "Do MT yeu hear the Angels esa
ng!" 'rhou, God seest ms,n sabbath Bells ehpe sp"
&c. Prices OF Bell No are same Bell No O. Both
numbers can be obtained in one volume, price, bound
gilt so cents $45 per l00 90 copies furnished ks les
price Mailed at the retail price 't- ftF
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TINE NEW PATRIOTIC sese pees

contains os pages Of songs, duets and ehorusss esiA
sacred and secular, including u pages OF prayers ef
sick and dying soldiers and soldiers Scripture Manual
II is well suited for social singing wei sabbath
worship Among the many beautiful pieces may ~
found, "Where liberty dwe.ls is my oeuntryn wrhe
Christian Here" "rhree Cheers or BanAsrn "Cerae
sing TO of heaven, Coumbia the Gem OF the OssRns
"Freeman's Gathering "Colurasa's King ferevsLn
"Marehing Along,n &c. Prieespsper sovsis Is ssntA
$40 per 100. Mailed at the retail price. sts
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PROPOSALS FOR LOAN.

TREASURY DEPARTMENT. JuLy 2j, 1864.
NOIICE is hereby given that subscriptions VIII be
IN received by the Treasurer OF the United states The
several Assistant Teasurers and Designated Deposila
ries and by the National Banks designated andquahed
Deposiisries and Financial Agents, for Treasury
Notes payable three from August l5 1861, bearing
interest al the rate of and three-lrns per cent
per anum with sem-annual coupons attached, payaDe
in lawful money.
The Sc notes will be convertible al the option Of the
holder maturity into per cent gold bearing bonds,
redeemabe after five and payable twenty years from
August 10, 1867. -.,.
The Noes will be issued in the denominations Of fifty,
hundred, FIVE hundred, one thousand and tive hous
and dollars and will be issued in blank, payable to
order, may be directed by the subscriners
All subscriptions must be Tor hty dollars, or some null
tipe OF fifty dollars . . ,.
Duplicate ceridcaes will be issued for all deposits
The party deposting must endorse upon the ORIGINAL
certificate the denomination OF votes required, ana
whether tley are To he issued ia bnnk payable to
order When endorsed it must be lett Will the oIEcer
receiving the deposit to be forwarded 10 this Department
The notes viii be transmitted To the owners free oi
transportation charges soon after the receipt OF ih
original Certificates Of Deposit ns they can be prepared
Interest will he allowed August - on all deposits
made prior thnt date. and will be paid by the ID part
ment upon receipt of the original certificates.
As the noles draw interest from August 10, persons
making dop isils subsequent to thu, date must pay the III
terest crurd from dale ui note TO date OF deposit
Parties dcpoIitng twenty five thouSan1 dollars and
upwards for these NJ time will lie allowed
u commission Of one quarter OF one per cent wmch
will he paid 10y this Department upon the receipt oi
bill for the amount certified TO by the officer with whom
ths deposit made. No deductions FOR commissions
mus be mads from tho deposits.
Officers receiving deposits will see thnt the proper ell
dorsempnts are made upon the original certificates
All officers authorized 10 receive deposits are request
ed 10 give applicants all desired information, and al
| w. r. FEiSIENDEN,
| Secretary of the Treasury.
iET-Subscrp,ions will be received by the FIRST N
| TlONAL BANK OF BRIDGEpORr ONO; also suf
scrpiions received to the TenFory Five Per Cent io
Bearing Bonds JOHN C, TAIi4MAN, Cashier
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-12-29
Choice Grape Vines and
StraWb erfy Plants Ere Q J

1 WANT 100000 persons 10 apply TO me for samplos
l. of my valuable agricultural and fruit growing pa
per, the RURAL AMERICAN. Utica N. V. Vol VIII, Ia
beautiful scmi-monlhyD which will be sent from July
lsGi January, 1860 for only FrrT CENTS aud every
subscriber will receive in September aud po'tpUld
the full amount OF his subscription in RussRLLs GREAT
PRoLIFIc STRAWBERRY Plants, which the largest aud
most prolific in existence bearing from 800 to $50 berries
single plant, some Of whcl.Bte ms large rs hens
eggs! Or Subscribers may have fine Delaware, Con"
cord Diana, Rcbecca, Hartford Prolific grape VINO,
free, il preferred My specimen papers sent free
post paid, which give the full details of all my liberal
offers, in vines &c, to subscribers and club aRens-
There IL no huInbug nj all in this mnier, n, have nn
Immense supply OF plants and vines growing on my
inrm, in Clinton, Oneida Co, N. Y, where all letters
must be addressed. Money sent nt my sk nid not one
letter in thousnnd fails to reach Twenty thousand
vines aud plants sent free TO snb-crbers last spfng
a Of which growing finely. | can furnish all the
hest varieties OF grape by the Dozen hundred,
thousand ulso the Russell Strawberry plants all u, low
prices lauJl II. II. MINER.
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Bellaire Property For Sale.

r OrS numbered sixteen tiGl seventeen IN eighteen
IL Ue). nineteen ilpl, ana twenty t2O), in Block mum
bercd twenty three co in the town OF Belalre-al'
fenced in Que lot with good board fence md having
n very comfortable DWELLING HOUSE thereon. VIII
be .nd nrivnte sns. application at this office
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-12-29
NATIONAL BANK.
UNITED STATES LOAN.
) Per Cent. HO-4O EeON dS.
Interest and Principal payable In Gold.
FIRST NATIONAL BANK,
BRIDGEPORT. OHIO.
BEsIGNATED DEPosITARY AND TI-
NANCNAL AGENT OF II Il
UNITED STATES.

rJIIIS Dnnk is the to the Belmont Branch OF
L the State Bank Of Ohio. aud is now doing gen-
eral Banki z, Collection and Exchange business. II Is
Designated bepostary and Financial Agent oil the
United States
has authority from the Secretary of the Treasury to
receive subscriptions TO the 10 40 loan authorized by the
act OF March Sd, lsGi
These bonds are dated March lst 1854, ere redeem
une at the pleasure of the Government after ten years
and payable 10 years from date, in COIN with interest al
per cent. per anuum, III CoiN.
Subscribers will receive Registered or Coupon Bonds
they may prefer. Registered bonds VIII be issued o;
the denomination OF $50, 800. 5000 81 OWli S0Wh and
Sl0Ot and Coupon bonds OF $50 800 $500, and SlOOO
The imete.t on the $50 and Si00 bonds-regisercd
and eoupon-is payable annually; OH all others SEMI
annually.
The bond. bear interest from March LIST. and the ac'
crned interest from that day the date Of subscription
must he paid IN coin, in United States and National
Bank notcs adding thereto 80 per cent premium unit
IRON the day OF subs rptOn at the option OF the sub
scrher.
Legal tender aud National Bank notes. or sight drah'
on New York and Philadelphia, payable IN Na'ionh
Currency will br received in payment OF suhscrpto on
All bonds subscribed for ut this agency will lie dellv
cred ut this Bank free OF expense.
To Guard aud others holding funds III hdnclnrl
capacity this loan furnishes peculiar advantages IL
snc profitable. The interest being paid IN Con
makes it equal to on = per cent investment. ,
Many persons OH Get To the time the bonds have L
run This is no objcruon Their market value can b,
realized any time without the ntervt nion OF Judges
Lawyers Jurcs SheriHs, SC, which often occurs II
the collection OF loans made on real estate security
Come oi then, with Your >ubsCrpt ons.
John G. TALLMAN, Cashier. .
Brdgebort, April II, isGi.-,f
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-12-29
Farm for Sale,

CONTAINING eighty acres, or McMnhons Creek,
~ one half mile below Lewis Mills Terms Green
backs. Apply on premises. ~ - ,,
iypS-Gms JNO. U; PAhhEh
. Jy'This Farm is not sold. When il is this adver-
tsencn will bo Withdrawn from the paper,
JOHN q. PARKER
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sArnAru scHooI. nEI,l. Ne. |.

contains 14 pages and nearly 900 tunes aud hymns AID
is the most popular 8 s. Book ever issued Anene hi
"Chrstian Hero,n Beautiful Zon, 81 ought 70 lovers
Moher,n "rhe Angels told me So" 'In the Lightp Res
for the Weary" &c Prees-paper covers, 20 cents
ench st5 per hundred; bound % cents hundred
cloth bound, embossed gilt 30 gents, se5 per leo
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-12-29
THE HARP OF FREn0oM

contains 20 pages Of songs duets and ehoyusss I lAe
dom. Among the choice pieces would nsus ~Fah
Fresdons raorn, 40 lei, my people " ovss
tainn "rhey worked nae al the day" de. Prizes ssnts
each. lea,
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-12-29
TINE REVIVAL MUSIC BOOK

contains 70 pages OF tunes and hymns designed hr pev
val pray er, and conference meetings. Price N ps4s.
covers, single copiss 10 cents per 100 ssd a lss
retail price. y
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-12-29
RUTH: A SACRED cANRA1A.

contains 1875 pages Words by Rev sldpey Dyex usu,Ss
by Prof Gull This is excellent book io< saaes ~ e
tile yonng. Prices paper 20 eeHu as PEG lee
bound % cents $40 per 100. .'.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-12-29
Sale Of a Wooden Factory
AND VALUABLE REAL ESTATE

In Belmont Co., o., by order of court
nN MONDAY, THE ~ DAY OF JANUARY, 1908
~ at ~ O'Clock on tho premises, will be sold 10
the highest bidder the following reHl estate with tho
appur,enunces the property OF John w. iutchinson
decea eased, to wit;
situate in Belmont County Ohio, being part OF tho
Northwest quarter OF Section H. Township o. Range 2,
In The Steubenviie Land District, beginning for iis
boundaries at n sione at the Tond and running thence
South ~ degrees West % poles In the South
boundary line Of said quarter seclion thence with said
line West police 10 tho OF sad quarter thence
Nerh with the West boundary line III poles to a back
eye on the West bank OF the Greek thence up said
Greek with its rings, inclHdng The he'd aud bank
Of the Croek 10 sycamore in the North boundary ne
thence with said nr East ~ poles 10 sugar and elm
on the East bank Of thr Creek thence down the Greek
including the Geek TO ynni thence South % degrees
East 10 poles 10 the place ei beginningi containing 20
acres mofe y less.
These premises are situated on tho CENrRAL ONO
RAIL ROAD about four miles West Of Holaire, and
on them are stusted n WOOl.EN FACTORY, with
EXCELLENT MACHINERY, aud in good repair ;
abundance OF COALi about 400 BEARING APPLE
TREES, Of the choicest varieties anda GOOD Dwell
LING HOUSE
The premises will he sold free of dover
TERMS; One.lhird In hand, mud tho balance In two
equal annual instSliments, with interest.
Appraised At 5000 90 -
MARIA HUTCHINSON,
JOHN ], KERR,
Aam'rs ot John w. Hutchinson, decd
December l. l5d4 .5w
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-12-29
Special Advantages OF thiSLOan


lr is A NATIONAL SAVINGS BANK offering u higher
rate of interest than any other aud SECURITY
Any savings bank which pays lis derosiiors IN u. >
Notes, considers that II Is pnyngsn the hest circulating
medium of the country and il CANNOT in anything
better for its assets either in government
rites or in nots bonds payable government paper
II Is equally convenient temporary or permnuen
investment The notes always,,be sold for within
iraciien Of lhgr face aud aud are
the best seceh with banks colaerals or discounts
Convestibie into n SIX pc Gent.
$40 Gold Bond.
In addition the verysbera interest the notes Tor
three years, this privilege oi conversion is now worth
about three psr per annum for the current rate for
$50 Bonds sno, less than nine per cent premium, and
before the the premium six per cent u s. stocks
was over twenty per cent will he seen that the ac
ual profit this loan At the present market rate not
less than ten per cent per annam.
Its Exemption rom state or
NKunieip, TAxation.
But aside rOm all the advantages we have enumerated
special ae, Of Congress KxENPrs ALL BONDS AND 1pRAs
uRy NOTES FRoM TAXATION. On the average, this
exemption isworlh about two per cent per annur, ac
cording TO the rate taxation mivarOus parsi Of the
country .,
II is believed that securities offer great induce
menls lenders those issued by the government In
all other forms OF Indebtedness, the faith ability of
private parties or stock companies, separate commu
mites only, pledged for payment while the wholepro-
pery OF the country is held 10 secure the discharge Of
all the obligations OF the United States.
While the government Offers the most liberal terms for
s loans believes that the very strongest appeal will
9 to the loyalty and patriotism Of the people.
Duplicate certificates viii be issned for all deposits
The party deposing must endorse upon the ORIGINAL
certificate the denomination Of notes required, and
whether they be issued blank or payable 10 or
der When so endorsed il must be lef with the officer
receiving the deposit be forwarded to the Treasury
Department.
Subscriptions wll be received by the Treasurer Of The
United States, nj Washington, the several Assistant
Treasurers aud designated Deposilariss and by the
First National Bank Of bridgeport, o. 1srgr,
and by all National Banks which depesi,ahss
public money, and a,respselabls Banks and Bankers
throughout the country will give further information and
afford every facility TO subscribsn mii
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-12-29

Attachment Notice.

Peer TAnan uiHE defendant is hereby notified
We that the plnatG on The 2lst
Anuanias Iaekson day Of November te84, caused an
order Of attachment be issued agansi him, before
Andrew Alexander, JaSce Of the Peace OF Richland
f0r 50 %, and costs. y. TALLMAN,
I'D Uaeember 1854
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-12-29
WATERS CHEAP MUSIC FOR rnn s,..,ox

Arranged as solos duets quare,is, and eherusss fer
musical societies. ehoirs Sunday scso peblis sohssa
seminaries, ete "Shall know each other rhersri
Don't you hear tho Angels couling.n "s,ha we meet
world Where Liberty dwels Is my country ,i"Frse-
dom, Truth, and HKhLnr "Ws are coming, Father
Abra'nm, six hundred thousand more" "fhers is Land
OF I.oven sorrow shall again BemsIs, sHs4ysn-
" Homen Come sing 70 me OF Hssvea" Land in sight
1--WE with love our Sunday Sehoa Our Sod Is arch
Plantation Negro,n Pair Freedoms Morn has dswnsa
at lastn "Ovor the mountain" "iits Ella an Anxer
come unite me-" Bury me in tbs morning Msther,s
Come to thy restn Sweet hear Of pIsysrf&e Price
each. In sheet ior with Piano sceomp sai.sat . sns
no., -, - f.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-12-29
Piles---A Sure Cure.

LNVERYBODY is being cured OF this Distressing dis
II by the ol Dr. StTickands Pile Remedy
Read what those say who have used il:
Mr. Chgrles w Landrum, Of Louisville and Mr. J. P
Hazarde, Cincinnati o., both cured after using one
pot OF DR., ShicklaIids Pile Remedy. Phey say They
have tried every thing hut could obtain relief but
one Pot OF Stricklands Pile Remedy affected perfect
cure after suffering for many Years with the kind
OF Piles. They recommend every one who is suite ring
to Try it,
Sold by all Druggists so cents per pol Manufactured
nj No. East Fourth street. Cincinnati, O. Ask for
DIR. Strickland's Pile RAmedy.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-12-29
Howard Association,

PHILADELPHIA, PA.
nISEASES Of the Nervous Seminal Urinary and
- Sexual Sysiems-new and relinblo .reatment--ln
reports OF the Howard Associaon-sent by mail IN
sealed letter envelopes ree of charge Address, DR..
SklLl.lN HOUGHTON Howard Association, No.
South NiHlh Street, Philadelphia, Pa. jyi4-iy
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-12-29
.Ftt,nis,tssrut0r,s .NUsiee.

NOTICE IL hereby given that at the Probate Conrt for
lN Belmont County, Ohio! the undersigned wns mp.
pointed and qualified Administrator OF tie estate oil
Jeremiah S,onebreaker, decd Into OF said county
All those indebted 10 said estate requested TO make
immediate payment; and those having claims against
said estate notified TO present them ior settlement
within year from this date.
JOHN McKGSSON,. Admir-.
December 1, 1854.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-12-29
Tobacco and Cigars.

| MANuFACTUREnn mud keep constantly OIL hand,at my
establishment in Bridgeport, Ohio. all kinds OF To-
bacco aud Cigars, OF the best quality which, selling
Al the lowest prices
Merchants wishing to purchase would do well TO coll
and eXumme my assortment before purchasing us nm
prepared to sell to them the best article. on the most
reasonable terms. ROBERT ATCHISON
Bridgeport August 8, 1s6i.3m
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PsblisAsd BY HORACE WATERS, AFt
Ne. @si, Broadway, Now Tea

XTTATERs' CHORAL HARP--A new Sunday
w School Book OF 100 pages Of bsaunfsl Hymns
and Tunes. Il contains many gess, sneh as "shalI We
know each other there ~ shsr lille children
leave with nay mother NE lsadssh essids s.ili
waierAn Ae. Price paper eeysF seeseis ~ per ia
bound. IS cents; 40 pei 100 IL Is sdsd by HOkAOk
WATERS, Author OF "sana4y s<Asss Hsll4p Nsst
and 2 which have hHa ,hs sSssuses. sale 81 essz 81
hundred thousand copies ysss pabhssas w .
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eNCRUB, Paint. Snoe, Clolh. Hair. Shaving aud Wal
- Brushes, for sale at PlCKER1NG'S Drug Store.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-12-29

IUJ w UUDIIub~ OHEHUTItIBV OIuUIUHb
Leaves this House daily for Capr;s at 10, A.. NJ, ana
or Wheeling at O'Clock, 2. N.
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POPULAR PATENT MEDICINE

of the day. and every other article usually kept in well
furnished Drug Store 10 ---.
We have secured the services Of Mr. JOS. A. RAM
AGE I'll and superntend the filling OF all orders and
prescriptions .
mrlG w. T. & J. J. PICKERING.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-12-29

A YERS Todd's. Mcieans, Wrghts Jayne's. Mott
IA Eod's Rohack's, and Cheeseman's Pills. for sal
at PICkERING's Drug Store, ST. Clairsyie.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-08-09

The Fortress Monroe correspondent OF t:ie
New York Herald reports that the lavlga.lc3.
of the James River has been seriously lmpedeo
bv a movable battery of four guns, with which
the Confederates have been firing upon pass
ing vessels from point short distance above
Fort Powhattan. The steam tug JOSEPH
johnson was struck, on Thursday last, three
different times, one shell bursting III n2e a:--
CINE room and somewhat disabling her anacn:
merry. The steamer Arago with several bafges
in tow, whilst on her way to City Point vas
also hit by several shots, but tie extent Of taa
damage is not known.
An expedition composed Of several Fedeg:
gunboats and force Of cavalry and infantry
under Gen. Graham, went up the happahaa'
mock River last week On reaching Frede7
cksburg, the cavalry and infantry were LANDED:
and ''the former Immediately proceeded g
set fire to the house Of Mr.. Seldom: trothas
Of the Confederate Secretary OF War 1h%
object Of the expedition being fully accc!::-
plished the fotilla returned 60 Hoits@ss
Monroe.
The Washington Star says:--A new nl!l:s-
ry division has been formed, to be known IS
the middle Military Division Major Ge:;.
Sheridan has been signed to TIE comm2a1.
with headquarters tor the present az l.aFyfr :
Ferry. This division is composed OF Sac u
partment Of Washington, Department O tns
Susquehanna, Middle Department, art t:ta
Department of W Western Virginia. IGle s;a;.:a
of each department. will remain tbs saEoe @S
heretofore, the whole simply being placed ur-
der the immediate supervision ol Genera:
Sheridan.
Archbishop McCoskey. OF New I ork, lDcr
his removal from Albany to New lor1 c::y
was complmented by q letter, signed by ne
most prominent Protestant citizens o. the ia!
mer place, bearing testimonyto TO his nigh oEs'-
acter, and desiring him to mee$ them al d:r..-
ner He had to decline the invitation, but &.
pressed his thanks in handsome tern.s.
The National Intelligencer Of last Saturday
had an able review of Gen. Grants oampa:gc,
giving an historical account OF the operations
Of that campaign, Of the great losses She Arm;
of the Potomac has suffered and oI tue failure
50 far to accomplish the END proposed.
The steamer Hibernia brings Li7eTpooE oata1
to the 18th Of July. II is reported 1aa. AZ
ar7n;a1;ce between the belligeren:s iD Denmark,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-08-09
PUBLISHED DAILY BIZ
EDGAR SNOWDEN, JR.
ne- oFFICE-No. 104 King street, over
stones, formerly French's) Book Store.

z. WASHINGTON ITEMS. Several pieces OF
raal estate. houses, lots, &c., in Washington,
seized under the U. S. Confscation law, were
sold Yesterday. They belonged to Craven
Aabford Hon. John Letcher, w. Thomas, OF
!. Washington, IL. Fl. Lewis, O. R. Hough, /.
W Green. Trusten Polk, and w. I. Smithson.
The u. S. Marshal sold only the life interest
of the parties, and stated that he was not re,
an; on;red to put the purchasers IN possession.
The brick -four and feed store Of ?. W. Dor
sey..the residence Of John Hammond and sev
eral adjoining frame dwellings and two stables,
on Seventh street, Washington were destre 2
ed BY fire last night While thefre was rag
inc. Mr.. John Eggleston was killed by the
h. falling Of the wall Of the store, and 1t was re-
ported chat another man, and a boy, name not
given, we're also burned under the RUNS.
Quite serious riot took place iii the North :
ern Liberties Of Washington, on Sunday, be
tween number Of whites and negroes. Sew
teral arrests were made by the police.
The gang Of counterfeiters lately arrested IN
st Louis have been brought on to Wash
60
ington. 3
A female pick pocket has been arrested in
!, Washington. Her residence was found to De
handsomely furnished.
The National lntelligencer has an article on
She situation Of affairs in Louisiana, in which
s. eyonerates Gen. Banks from imputations On
aiis humanity, but adds the following The
.5oeis, sVstem of Louisiana has been reduced
ss}ss cha,,gy within the lines OF our army. Ihe
Jyationsl Government, through its military
authorit;es. and its provost mars'hals, ana It's
}pnaririendents Of freedmen, and its managers
of tbe GO called lessee system, has now taken
che place of The individual master In the over
sight Of the. slaves. It IS no fault OF Uen.
Banks that he cannot insure the comfort or
.5,,Dyide for the protection of all the homeless
sanaa lanaless blacks Whoare thrown upon his
:landg, but L IS III great part the fault OF the
System which he is called to administer. Such
are tho detects Of this system under the SUI
oelintendence Of military officials and Govern
snent agents that.We. do not doubt, as our con-
ienporaries represent, that the suffering OF
she blacks under.the present regimen cause
them to Sigh for the flesh pots = OF their
aeeent bondage =
The. New York Herald's New Orleans let
. Ter Of the goth July, states that all the able
bodied registered enemies, pending the present
military movements, are to be kept as prlso-
ners,---they having ayoWed their intention OF
Joining the Confederate army, All negroes III
'1e streets are nov being conscrlpted.