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LOST AND FOUND.

r OST ON THE i2I 81. CARS DRESS |
l. -, blaos sils de'' aud palmetto dr5s COM
IN Tom me %h aye 20 aye y, lie ,na'f Nh be |
o. with The CONDUCTOR gu 40 ru. Ht
r OsT-BY SEWING GIRL, on SANR- |
Il ~ evening, jan l4.h ciO' sing iron Broadway, |
Y via fu ton st. Fulton feity and Flushing ave |
&c suitable ard viii BE- pad II restored ~ tho
oenor. J.Kt Shlrs, ~ hovery. lei
T OST-LEFT IN \ 80 AVE. CAR Al THE |
- PAX, on sunday 'tr.int, the ''n nat, lady's
.atch, coutfiuln- Latin sttrmrrsiycr mutt kuifo
Goid e ''''' ~ '' go ~ '-'l y ''' %
7 OSI-DFC. 9th, lst4. A SMALL BLACK
~ -co.cr terrier SIN, crop "ars and Ion tail Had
on A s..aA Il itAcr collar. suitable iu.ard viii be-
given on returning her " - Forsyth 81. g. d.
50 REWAEp-LOST ON SATURDAY
y Cuigh, while ronr tom 80 Orchard to oh 1t, a
p,iss The nuG"r Win lec.'s IA" az O,u amount By
.c-,.nr il At : ll'oaf 4, OF ~ orchard It. 81
"a REWAKp-LO5T, on MONDAY Morn
~ inf, tucuoran ..in look tn blnck cover, con
q uins accounts Of no 'Lu, except 70 the o0 uer, g.
n ayiry !, ritl II. =. pROZ, ~ ul'on a. 20
~ REWARp-LOST 4 BLACK SETTER
~ ao. he shoye rcy ard VII te Paid BY Ies'ia.
"a REWARD-LOST, ON FRIDAY EVEN
~ las' sSoteL terrier, iol.h ha aHs.o.s 70 tug
a,e, N. CAlN, or ~. E,slth ave, cor am 81, JAS
SMITH, III receive thu AONe iCSAiu. 1913
$40 REWARD, LOST, on SATURDAY,
~ ,auuur,l1 300, Nhltr aud brindle bun
trr-i"r slut aith hex answers 10 the ot
Branch. Ans per- II turhing he. " No z5O lNh
| NIl Icsciyc the above rev ard ~
! S.I0 REWARD WILL Be PAID FOR
= W the retain OF - small bisIk aud tan togTer
slut tn yelos collar On, b. returning her W llJ
IN - BAD sIut ansveI. a. the hame VI Piuk 81
q ! REWARD LOST, 4 GOLD SEAL
! - - and buckle. lie aboss iewa!d ~in b. PAID
| ~ - Mar:Gy II. ~
COE kEMARn-LO~r, on MONDAY,
| : - - isu. 10Th bet~een the corner o. q and and
I.tN 'tr,.t g.I Chatham Iu44e, lf age contain
iuI* 81 and soLc ueus. Tie tndor will receive tie
| H.Oyr iCSaTd by Ic uiu- 4 10 tie EsseH House,
| cl.4er Lt.eI anu Grand GO. {. a. 81 LLlNAk. III
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CHIPPING.


FOR LIVERPOOL. -- TAFSCOTIS Line.
BiuSh ship GKA illi DE SttH thLs du.
sap LONa ELLAIlON sAl. to-mouo.
u pss.''le O" " hulI .hy I'd ,o4Aty, VI ~ sits
At TO lo~e. pos-lic rate. rppJ 20 IAPSCO1I So
M rs a CO., 10 SOuth street M
STEAM TO QUEENSTOWN AND LIVER.
- luOl. lknISiA, -~IIs lsy. 4,l. rkNNalL
ANA u iOilos. Cabin pAA4ls. t.-l, ..... re- ~,
pal 4u'e "a cuffou'y. MO H. WilLIA'iHG - lJS
~ lirplduay J6s
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7 OSI-DEC. 9th, lst4. A SMALL BLACK
~ -co,r 'erier slut crUpt and lon tell Had
ON A s.au J. ttAcr collar suitable ard viii be-
given on returning her ~ Z, forsyth 81. q. d.
IAN, = Y. 100
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E'INLNAN " M ID-A oVDLN, " III
Il hsCut, .gotiC, iudUstriouS middle AGED man,
With good English education. One chat II capable
VI taking chuirc OF gang o. about =. lth9rprs 70 "a
lTOu lsrd In this citv and attend ~ the vol ug
md delivery Of odd. None but those .ossur the
at,tC -tdif.muI-, snt wlO can eve the very lost
AZ -titfcul.s need adde's, "a own hand Srtiug, ttgt-
~ A.t ~ shc4 and thett aH interviews may lC
D ID Addrrsa u W. f'it on Y h. ID lfJ
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\ AIDES TAUGHT On SlNbLRS AND
NV y. uap aAes ~ stect, Cog 81, az tamil, -s-
in4 stchinl, and flannel shirt ma a.; rtc.uiutu' g.
e. " shoe sipr learning. APP. li4. Alsn ~ hDt
EYullut aud Iu| tuCCt, nancy store. 1Il
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|IAMILIls OK kMPLUfLkN VINO Dt-

sIs AZ, seryicu, except h0use~ Jfk, which cnn he
lyfiolned D. "on,-u, Ne iuNiI'4 ~ send notice VI
p1e VAnts h. tht oiAuu VI the 1rAlls Nuluru's
ntutccive Union, 40 rs Chant e. ua4 thus lVu-
.cht lare uuful Of ohv md irHIstriuus ru,
pauy OF uJIu .o.dlers' featNe', no 900 - EN-.
fioS fueut 10 -upfo themselves and drVeuceut rmi
40 lleie are many tsca- unai services IA almost
every iamty ssth W llC making o. lcp.l4s Vi
2cta and ch.larCrs clothes, Hl.tu would le thnnEs-
tuir ncttp ped fhOush thcy give employment Tor but
.tngto hour ~
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MILITARY.


Al 600 BOUNTY To ALL,RBCRUTTS,
= .OOO f35J paid to an, n,u Ban ,re q r-
cruit at % Third ave All in,o NATION riven freely
-IMIN IL l. Is
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a. LABURERS WANTED FOR DIGGING Up
Yin the Get. Apply 3Gl Grand st u
e. GOOD VEST BAISTERS AFTER a MA
VI Chiue. Best prices paid. None but .JO4 hands
need HpIIt. Cal all tho week, AZ isj Pacific street,
EruotuA bet \uudetbilt a. and Ashiu 'tou ave a
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0NEI N b't MI IAlD 10 ZACH ONt
N'NCO year volunteer. Choice Of rcgimouts
Provost aud guttd lub. $50 bOunt Tor years.
Amy and nav. Landsu,n taken. stout boys uAeu.
l.l On tl' sap .t I-u 80 bis Office, 55 NAto 81 bet
u puIHuy and Church st. 100
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90 ll-H tusrl ri, uoaf r GALWAY.
Hand onev paid g. Hose hf nfiut l,e.u.ts. 900
A EMI-N ASTlD, ONL, TWO & THREE
~ y,lis volunteers 10. all branches Jl tue service,
Including We e.nl- to- lihno,s,S's Select Go. ls.
Ia Etst hoIntie and N'c nl hand money plia 40
tAkrLNikWS ONCE, 40 Eleventh n, corner 9th
avenue. ~
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NaEL.lTARx.

VIOLIN LtES AND SUBSTITUTES Will
.,to.Ne We lhes' Clst b, untp- by srplvinr u
W. W. 'y''~''' eoiuor Vi Hudson aud Newark u,
fcbokcn. 2os
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A WONDERFUL RUSH FOR MALE AND
II mel, Ltlp o. all nlt.ou at WE'LL : cd
t--HaN.hs the, 3 ht-dai. st.. lte BIZ idway
fho', ate hn1ed eiDto'el iiniue re'v. No
A TTFETlON-ONLI FOR ~ CEf1S-LA-
~ ii.s irht fu opcrlf on v heele- Is " ii>rns
CO. .rh f.- g. All IT. hrsu,t. - an etivf euccd
j'e TOR AMY 49, -th 80, bet, 2th and 2ith IS
30 o.. .rg u.'. g.
A plI IG.E WANTLU-A 80, ~ Man
y '.. t.e4e . @. e ela and hiss 40 t FHoalu- Il
s,-t. and va f.iilf. So lsf3r ..clu.k a. Nc.
E.chlny, prrs. ie .ev Cls.. rear the F,ssv. ''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-23
DEPARTMENT. OF THE SOUTH.
Gen. Gilmore A" Quashcs' Batch OF Ee1.
81 psoclamafious-The People Not 10
rEeod their Former Ruiers-Thc Free
dor, of the BLACKS Insisted On.
HpQEs DEPARTMENT or TIE SOUTH

HILTON I.AD, -. &, May H. trnJ,
GryERAL ORDERS 10. 63-L TIE proclamation Of
A. T.; Magrath. styling limscf Governor OF South
Carolina dated at Headqueriers Columbia, South
Cafolisa, Mey2 1900 decai,sg nat All slnsiStence
in tic limits ths State should BE- turned over and
accounted by the Agens OF the State appointed for
other stores shall be used oT the relief Of the people of
the State; and the .rocanation OF JVseph r. Brown
styling himself GOTernoro OF Georgia. dated al the caps
ol OF that state the 80 day Of May, IeoJ requiring
the OF GERS and members OF tie General Assembly 70
meet IL extraordinary session at the capitol IN Nil.
ledge,ile on Monday. the I'D day Of May 1905 and
the proclamation Of A. n lso1 sty ing himself Act
Ig Governor Of florida, dated at Tallahassee on tho
th day If April 1905 giving notice and direction that
an election will be held Wednesday, the h day OF
June ls65 for Governor Of the State Of Florida are,
each and all OF them declared null and void 1t having
become known 10 ne, nom Trustworthy information
that the aforesaid A. q. Magrath, Joseph H. Brown
and a. X Allison are disloyal 10 the United States
having committed sundry and divers acts OF treason
the same in adherng 10 their enemies, giving
them aid aud comfort
The persons and peoples to whom the procamatons
hereinaboye referred TO have been respectively ad
dressed therefore enoined aud commanded 10 give
no heed whatever thereto or To any orders proclnma
t,ous commissions OF commands emanatiDg nom per
sons claiming the night to exercise me idhetons ana
authority Ex-Governor IN either OF the States OF South
Carolina Georgia or Florida unless the same SHAH nave
been promulgated BY the advice or consent OF the
United States authorities.
H. The policy aud wishes Of the General Govern.
ment toward tie people Of these States and tho method
which should be by them III rosuming or assun
ing the exercise u their political sight. win doubtless
DE made known ut an early day.
It's deemed sufficient, meanwhile. TO announce that
tho people Of the black free citizens OF the
United States that IL is the fixed intention OF wise
and beueicent government to protect them IN the en-
oyment OF their freedom and the fruits oftheir industry
and that is the nantes. aud binding duty Of all cii
rens whites as well as blacks to make such arrange
mens and agreements among themselves. for compen.
saed labor us shall be mutually advantageous TO oil
pares Neither idlcness yegrancy will be tolerated
A.. a. AZ
any persons whether white black, who arc unwilling
10 help themselves.
III District and Post Commanders throughout this
Department will at this order TO be crcnia
ted f and wide by special couriers OF otherwise and
will take such steps to secure Its Enforcement as may
by them he deemed necessary.
U. A. GILMORE Major Gen. Commanding.
II. D. HoDGEs, Capt 35th L. 5. G. T.. Acting Ass t..
Adutant-ticD.
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FROM TENNESSEE.
CAPTURE On ISHAN G. HARRIS.
Also His EsOOsy..SGC0,C00.
Great Haul of State Bonds and Archives.
SOUTHERN RAILROADS.
Great Haul of State Bonds and Archives.
A NEGRO CONSPIRACY
Attempt 10 AsSaSsinaie The ParOlcd Rebel
Troops in Memphis.
CIxcIyyArl. Monday, May %, 1865.

The COMMERCIAL has dispatch from Nashville
which reports the capture Of the Rebel Governor Harris
Of Tennessee and $500 belonging to the State Irea-
snry. The State archives and ell tie State Bonds
have also been captured.
Tho published correspondence between Gov Brown
low ard the officials of the Chattanooga Railroad elbows
the rolling stock Of at road to be in good repair at
Augusta, including 225 locomotives.
The road to Atlanta will lie completed about the LIST
Of June.
An Indianapolis dispatch says that about thirty In
diana regiments viii be mustered out Of tie service
within two weeks.
MEMPHIS, Tenn, Friday. May 10, 1895.
The influx of paroled Rebel troops into
Momphs caused great excitement among tho negro
troops.
They got up plo. to assassnate every Rebel soldier
In Memphis in revenge for the Fort Pillow massacre.
This plot was discovered last night and the white
troops were put on guard to watch the movements OF
the negroes.
All given hour the negroes attempted to come out
OF the fort 10 carry their purpose, when they were
ordered back again by the white trocTs
The negroes refused to obey the order and fight
forthwith ensued.
After short conflict 90 OF the negroes were killed and
wounded and driven back in confusion into the fort.
A strony guard Is now .ert over them.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-23
ccGGh..,,slh.iI!nsal,..ss n ASSASSINAIED!
cHAMPLIAN
NY
Mnrder Of q Naval 0Mcer.
OCCUPATION OF CLINTON AND OSYSKA.
Halls and TtlegHphs at the Southwest.
NEW ORLEANS, Monday. May IL.
via CAIRO. Monday, May %. Ices.

TIE True Delta Of yesterday published re-
port that Gen. Kirby Saith had been ssssssnated by
Major Mckee. in consequence of a difficulty growing
out Of a cotton speculation.
The Delta this evening says that the report is con
frmed by Rebel soldiers from Jackson.
Acting Master Alfred Wsshbuin of TIE steamship
por; Royal. while riding in carriage to-day was
liied by a sentinel on Levee-st.
The telegraph between NewYork and New-ofleahs
VIII be completed in three four days ne OILY gap
now being between Montgomery and OI alsse' winch
il a station on the Montgomery Reilroad.
The frst direct mail from Mobile TO New-Iork will
leave 10 day on the steamer Rhode Island
The steamer John was destroyed by fire near Mobile
The boat and cargo were total loss
The steamer Fung SLuey arrived here yesterday. She
reports that on the night Of e lth inst she passed
large bark ashore on the Florida Reefs between Corrs
Fort and Key Light a large sidewheel steamer with
machinery damaged supposed TO be the Guiding star.
was also seen near the same SPOT.
Tie weather was very fair oil the Florida Light.
which boarded by the gunboai Cherokee, and all
there found 10 be well.
Novesses from infected ports are lying ut Quarantine
Gen. Heron has occupied Clinton and CNska He
is rebuilding the telegraph to Ciaon, whence the Keo
,ls have a line forking north almos, to our lire
The utmost good fcoling is exhibited by he citizens
Throughout Eastern Louisiana. The people are over
ioyed at the termination of Tie war.
The railroad between Bayou sara and Woodyiie
vii be Immediately repaired.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-23
FROM NORTH CAROLINA.
Reeaptpre Of tSe Hnrper's Ferry VA
chinery-tt was Found on the Cape
Fenr River.
From Our Special Correspondent.

From Our Special Correspondrft
RMIIcu, May 10. 1895.
Some three weeks ago | sent you hali
leter.shect which picked up in The streets OF Raleigh
containing a telegram from Giliner. Member Of Con.
gress from North Carolina dated Ia Washington in
September 1860 II rccoloot rightly. and addressed
TO The Prosiden. Of the Convention" IL urged the
Importance Of immediately securing and removing the
rife machinery from the arsenais Mt Harpers Ferry.
1t s.eted the machinery was valaed a, $4,000 and
gave other important hints touching the proposed re-
inoyal OF the works
In keeping with tls plan Of plundcrins the United
States arsenals the machinery suppose carried
of during tho occupation Of the place. aiier Col Jones
was sad 10 have burned the place.
up and TO day has been brought into Raleigh h The
headquarters wagons Of the Twenty third Army Corps
Ten days aso person appeared bcfofo Lieut. Col.
Campbell \. A. G.. on Gen. Schofolds STAFF. and gave
srch Information led "a the belief that valuable
oLuery ordnance. sc, were concealed in place ap
propria,oIy called EgyIt some fortyf' miles distant
upon tie upper waters Of tie Cape Ecar River
The Colonel laying the information before Gen. Scho-
Gcd obtlned hs order to ht cut expedition for the
burmese Of recovering the stolen Government property
Chief Ou.rtermaster Boyd sent oct large train OF
wagons with Lieut.. Mellon. a. A. q NJ. who las sue
ceeded. BY dint Of great industry and most commend
able management in finding and bringing In sixty
wagon loads Of this valuable rife machinery. with guns
and other property. Es.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-23
Stephens, Rtagan ant others Put on Beard
tic iuScaTlIa for Fort Delaware.
wheeler ard His STAFF GeAt to
Fort Warren.
THE SERVANTS or THE PARTY co TO AlcHM0nD.
FORTRESS MONROE, May 81.
via BALTIMORE. Monday, May ~, leo.

The steamer W. +. Clyde has remained at
anchor during the entire day in Hampton Roads, and
up to this hour p. m, JEFF. Davis and family have
not been removed. TIE Rebel Gen. Wheeler and staff
composei Of the following officers. Co.'s johnson Gle
rex, Capt. Roafe. Inspector enersl and Captains
Hudson and Ryan were removed from the Clyde tlis
morning 10 the gunboat Maumcc which left for Fort
Warren.
Alexander H. STEPHENS and PostmasterGenera Re
gan were also removed from the Clyde this afternoon "
the gunboqt Tuscarora, which left for Fort Delaware,
as is presumed.
\ largo number OF coored servants accompanied the
Rebel prisoners since their captures but an order re-
Gently issued reduces them 20 an enxcoedngiS small
number The rest OF the servants have procured trans
poriatiJi to Richm0nd.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-23
Union Meeting ia Beaufort County.

| ffvh ~. .''""s'" 'N. r
| Pursuant 10 public notice TIC clt,Zens OF
| -. ~ .Ai.u..,
Beaufort ana l'ltt '"uhtes Nfseinu'e" AZ ""s"h'''
n, SATURDAY. ,be mi inst i'm large numbers amount
| -. - .or., iurJ,od % givo an c,pres.iou 10
! INF 10 s'@ VI ''''" """"'N''' =" b. -
President aud the return OF the State to the Union
| IN moi, on Of John 4 Sidney the following gentle.
- .l.c,ed On cor,,et. The orrsnizal, ION Of the
| ..e1,t,.'.
urasi'ton, ,rhoma. n Smaw. Vice Presidents Il e.
r-tina + n Wiu6alj aJen Grist G. l. Windey
snJ EemscpJ Sstehweu
e r., - - sr ., ~ T.,
very able anu Impressive PRAYER was oneIeu W "
| the Rev. Mr. Kennedy. Ga motion OF John a. StanS
esq. the following gentlemen were appointed COM
miitec To draft resolutions viz T. II. Ritch the Hon
| L. :. DonDcil, D. T. Carrow, james H. Grlst ana r. d.
Warren. During the absence OF the committee. John
| A Stanley entertained the assembly. The COMMITTEE
,nL ,l.r 4 hartman renorted Inc following reso.u.
I 'Hnio't 49,,
'"hS' " VIZ mao, ,,,-,oys
l.. soLO 'iV'o' A., ... 81,
To the mo 49, v nls.e th.lr eel
- on 20 sn.', a,ian r o.,i., within the limits
Tow yo "" , ,h nro.tet of speedy rc,,orston
Of tie State proper relations to the uncnpeevns ana
tie enjoyment ana bic, ns' o. oo",,isp"", .t he
.no tA., A ,, n'onpas If '.oar common country y
WV, ,h, is.. ~ pohsns IN ,Lc South who lave for years
sst 'a ~ nil" INTO the public mind Of cur people sec
fiona feeling. and hatred Of large portion Of the people Of
our eouury having hope cyed their lasting queus
by the results Of the Rebel md been deprived Of tns
and true OF those sste whose state at
the commencement OF ING Rebellion me,e ~ ya manu- sha
who were thsrroy M .,,na ron the pa Of The sY
,rn, among them to cut,sts aud foster Kind feeling,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-23
THE ASSASSINATION.
THE TRIAL ON MONDAY.
Evidence Of an Important Witness
Suppressed.
CAPTURE OF BOOTH AND HAROLD.
Testimony Of Captain Dousherty.
ANrEcEDEMTs OF oLAuaHI1N.
THE ATTACK ON SECRETARY SEWARD
NARRATIVE OF DOCTOR VERDI.
MINING LIBBY PRISON.
STATEMENT OF A UNION OFFICER
---
An Important Letter to jeff. Davis
A Rebel Lieutenant Offers to Play
the Bravo.
MINING LIBBY PRISON.
OF A UNION OFFICER
An Important Letter to jeff. Davis
A Rebel Lieutenant Offers to Play
the Bravo.
Our Special = ispntch.
WASHINGTON, Monda

WAsnEGTos, Monday, Ney 90 1865.
The conspiracy trial was resume I'D at 10
o'clock and upon the prisoners being bro ght in tho
Judge Advocate announced that he had an importsnt
witness TO examine. whose testimony it would not be
proper TO make public at this time. Tho courtroom
WAS then cleared of all persons except their counsel
the Judge Advocates and tie Official reporters OF the
Court.
The Court remained in secret session until ten min
utes before II O'clock when the doors were thrown
open and the reporters and correspondents admitted
together with the visitors.
IN FIVE minutes after the doors we're thrown Open the
room was densely crowed, a large potion OF tho
visitors being ladies'
Capt Dougherty gavo IN bis testimony as to his par
ticpation in the capture OF Booth and Harrcc. Tie
Court will cit during the grand review.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-23
Surrender Of Gnerrillas.

TIC ~. MOVIE, To-
Brig Gen. j. V. Pratt teegraphs from Macon,
thst Holtzclaw. Jackson, Quantri, Poole, and other
bands OF guerras offer 10 surrender TO United States
authorities and desire know If they can surrender AZ
other Confederate forces.
As President johnson said OF the terms OF surrender
agreed upon between Gen Sherman and joe Johnston.
we think the proposition Of such outlaws as Hotzclaw,
Jacl on Poole and Quantrill 10 surrender upon the
terms granted regular organized Rebel troops, not
No such surrender ought to be thought Of Such men
are murderers and thieves and TO accept surrender
foe They should have no quarters and ought TO be
hunted down by blo0dhounds If other way OF taking
them were possible
10 accept the surrender OF such inurue'er as yum
trim, the fend who sacked Lawrence and caused tho
streets Of that town TO with blood Is too ridiculous
proposition to discuss We want the surrender Of no
such ssoundJes. Wewant their bodies dead or alive
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-23

The Raleigh Standard of May lG contains a re-
port of Union meeting in Johnston County. where the
nomination Of the Hon. W. w. Holden for Governor.
and that Of the Hon. j. r. Leach for Congress. were
warmly commended, and the following resolutions
agreed to:
R,solred Tint the desolsing war which has been
waged in midst and throughout our borders for four
years forced upon by tie insane doctrine OF Secs
sion, without conse. and against the convictions
of our better Judgment. has existed long enough to
saiate the most yoraciors appetite for human gore.
Rts0ired That are IN favor OF adopting such meas
Will most speedily guarantee TO ns the prcec-
ton OF the Laws and Constitution OF the United States
and OF North Carolina
Rssoircd, That we hail with acclamations OF JOY
return Of peace and a reunion with that Government
under v hch we 10 long enjoyed unprecedented pros
perity and happiness nation OF heemen and which
is the only hope II Republican liberty throughout The
world. We therefore recommend q convention OF this
State for purpose Of taking the State back into the
Federal Union where she may be permitted 10 enjoy
the blessings Of civil and religious liberty.
RsoIcsd That we deeply deplore the death OF Presi
dent Lincoln great National calamity. ana we can
not deeply express. ogr feelings Of condemnation for
his brutal and cowsId!y assassination: ,,,,..,
Kesoio,d Tint We have confidence In the abilty ana
patriotism OF PRESIDENT Johnson ana belleSc ne WIN
prove himself worthy of the high trust rePosed In him
as President Of the United states ,.,.,x
Rsoictd That we have full confidence IN the Integrity
and patriotism OF w. w. Holden, esq, whom we earn
nestly recommend as Governor Of North Caroline. =,
R,soired, That we heartily indorsc General Order No
81. proposing to grant the County u Johnston county
police for the protection Of person and property. the
prcsery of order aud the suppression OF maraud
eis.
Recent meetings OF Union men have also been held
in Moore, Wake, Pitt and Granville Counties.
RULES FOB YRKEDMEN.
The following rules for the government Of Freedmen
in North Carolina are published in the papers Of that
States
HDQRs DEPT. OF n. CAROLINA AMY OF THE OHIO,
RALEIGH. N. e., May Is, 1865.
GENERAL ORDERS No. 46.-The following rules are
published for the government Of freedmen IN North
Carolina until the restoration Of civil government in
the State:
]. The common laws governing the domestic rcla-
tions such those giving parents authority and con-
troll over their children, and guardians control over
authority and obligations take the place of those Of the
former master.
H. The former masters are constituted the guardians
VI minors and VI the aged and infIm in the absence Of
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From Ncwbern, N. C.-Thc People He
turning Homc-Tuns Of Rebel Dec".
ment. Oh their Way 10 Washington.
NEwBgES, Thursday, May !

NEwBgEy, Thursday. May IL. lsd5.
Those citizens who fed to the interior OF the
State when our army entered Newbern are now re-
turning 10 pay their taxes to the United States Tax
Commissioner and obtain possession Of their former
property under President Lincolns Amnesty Proelama
ton They are good class Of people, who have taken
no stock al general thing in the Rebellion.
Eleven tuns Of documents and archives, belonging to
the Rebel Coniederacy arrived here from Raleigh
last night under strong guard. and leave this morn
ing for Washington. where they will be examined