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Remortnx Trnae Res,r1eltOns.

President johnson hiss followed his or
der removing trade restrictions, except on
goods contlahand of war, east of the Mis-
sis.ippi, with atimilar order covering the
country west of the Mississippi. This
will interfere seriously with the calcula-
lions of trade officials, who we'll laid
schemes of pOcketipg a heavy per centsge
of the property brought to market but it
will wips out or prevent a large amount Of
corruption; incressst the receipts Of South
ern products, thereby che cking the sdvancs
in gold, and exercise q healthy influence
on trade generally.
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NoTIcES,
OFICE.
SALE OF ARMY MULES.

~ QUARIKRHAsFsR GESgaAL'B OFFToE,
WAsHIsGTos, D. O., May Is, 1855.
MANY THOySAHOS OF MUtE5 are beng dis
posrd Of at pabiis sale, q Washinsto ton.
rbe sa es viii continue until ths Bun berof animals
Il reduced fn proportion TO the reduction Of the
ATmiss. now going on rspidy.
There are 10 the armies Of the Potomac, Of The
Tennessee, and of Georgis, pr badly FOUA THOU
sANU OF tbs FINEST Six Null TEAMS IN
II WORLD.
Many Of them were. bouzht in the beginning Of
1ho wal, As young nue., accompanied the & mics
10 all their ma ches and camps and are thoroughly
brOseB, hardened by .Iercs-, gcntls snd familiar,
from being 50 l ug surrOduded y tbe soidierl
The Whole SOutn Is STOPPED q farming stOck, and
the NOrta has also sui red firm he diam OF Gni-
mails, taken to supply the armies.
these animals are sold ~ puOsic auction THEY
WILL NUT BRING AGYTHIHG LIKE HEiK
TkUE YALUE; and such Opportunities for farm
ers t. get working aninais to stock their farms,
aud for dr0Vers aud dealers IN atOekt to make coed
fpeeu atoms, By purchasing them and & spOsihg u
them in sAe south, viii never occur a., in.
d. O. MEI7S,
QuartermAster General,
jun3:22S Brevet major General.
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE.
.

I AW LIBRARY ATAD MIN lSTRA-
Ia OBS ssLE.-Ths Law Library bsloDging %
the Estate OF Phlpot, deceased, consisting OF
Ohio aud Ohio State Repere snd = VarsEy Of other
Law Books; also, one BOX Case aud othe omes
furniture, wilt be sod a. public auction, ct me
LaV Once of. P. Hisaop, in the dry Of ClsvsisDd'
obio, on Monday, the third day OF Jaiy, 1885, eom'
msncing at 10 O'Clock A NJ.
,. P. BISHOP, Admir-.
Cleveland. June 18th 1855. j.lI:2sa
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The rendezvous of rebel prisoners
throughout the North are being cleared
out Already the barracks Of Roek Is
land, I~ndiAnspolis and WashingtOa have
been emptiet the prisoners having been
sent South. In the course of about 8 week,
Camp Douglas, Chicago. will be without
e rabel tenant. IF rr .
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The drsft-vheel of the Seventh District
of New York has been purchased by P
n Bsrnum for twenty dollars and 8fty
csntsg and will be preserved in the great
American Museum among the SEelics OF
the var"
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-06-21

The Union League Club of New York
city hsve adopted resolutions in fAYsr of
negro suffrage in the reconstructed States.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-06-21

JUST RECEIVED FROM AUCTION
q aud Ma nfacturers,
100 erUss Ilk Trimming Cord.
1n do Fmoked Pearl 1uttons.
100 dc White do do
i loo do do Ivory do
loo do Pressed H,rn do
So dog. Ladies' silk AID Lisie Thread Stoves.
500 do do Silk mitts.
Zoo do do White Cotton Hose,
1870 do do Gents Socks.
Besides hundreds Of Job dots OF Goods, all o
which we ofse to Merchants. Vankes Notion Deal
es and Druggists. at remarkably low figures. Cal
and examine.
We havs Just received 25oOO Lincoln Mourning
Envelopes.
M. HALLE : CO.,
my20 lat Water street.
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THE EDITOR OF TIE CHRONICLE.
WAsHIBGToN, June 8, 1866

June d 1000.
SfR-Win no n put in q plea in be-
half of the unfortunate rsce whose en-
slsvement has been the primary cause of
this unexsmpled civil warI
After their liberty seemed to have been
achieved by the late Presidents proelsms.
ton, and by their own bravery, it appears
froms paragraph you republish in this
mornings issue, that the conscientious
rebels OF Virginia have agreed TO fix the
wages of field hands st FIVE dollars 8 month,
the laborer to clothe himself and pay his
doctors bills. To sllowthis would be
rewsrdiDg treason instead of Furnishing it
l know myself that in the very counties
represented in this meeting. field hands
hired at from eighty to one hundred and
fifty dollars per snnum, the hirsr finding
clothing and being obliged to pay Tor the
year, though the servant might die in one
month. Doctors bills we're paid by the
owner. .g
, We may add, last winter, after the con-
stitutionsl amendment by which slavery
was abolished had gone into operation in
Maryland, n ceilings Of the planters were
held in the lower counties, at which An
agreement was made to pay just double
the wages offered by these VIrgIniant; and
yet we remember that the proposed COM
PensAtion was generally deemed too small,
and, if we are not mistaken, it was not ad-
hered to.
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ADOPTED.


IFTOW Eue WasuINBVOn OuTUuIcIeI Juno ,
We yesterday published a paragraph
from the Richmond Republic, giving an
account of the meeting Of the farmers of
several interior counties in Virginia in
which it agreed 20 pay five dollars per
month for field hands, the negroes to buy
their clothing ami pay their doctors bills
out OF this pitt4nce.
A correspondent who is familiar with
farming operations in these counties, sends
US the following earnest protest against
the procedu1e:-
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7-sO LOAN!
U. s. $40 Six Per Cent.
coLD.BEARINc BONDS.

These Bonds are worth 8 handsome premium and
are exempt. a. are all the Government Bonds, from
COuAaT, and KHHieiPal taxation. Ehek adds from one
70 Grss Per oeaA. per asassss TO thsg ValBe, according
to the rate levied upon ether property. Tia later
est Is payable ssni-snnuslIy by Coupons attached
70 each note, which may be cut of and sold to any
bank or banker.
the Interest at 7-SO per CT. TO
One Cent ner nnr IN a asn Nnra-
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hote4 q al uenomlnaIlOns named Will oe prOmpE
ly furnished upon rec iPt Of subscriptions.
The Notes Of ths Third Series are Pr,eiEs'y SINH
lar In form and privileges to the seven.Thisties
already sold, except that the Government esser'eI
to isslf the option Of paying interest in god coin
at per cent. instead OF 5 lOths in currency. Sub
Scribsrs will deduct the interest Ia. Currency up to
July 18th, at the time when they subscribe. : F
The delivery Of the notes Of this third series of
tho Ssvsn.thlrtits will commence on the LIST Of
June, and will be made promptly and continuously
after that date.
The slight char &c made IN the conditions of this
THIRD SERIES Affects only the matter Of inter-
est. ThspAymsnt in gold, II made, win be eluiya-
lent to tss sarreney interest of the higher rate.
The return. to IPscIe payments, In the sysrt of
which only viii the OPtIan to pay interest In Gold
be Avausd Of, would SO reduce AID equahES prices
that purchases made with HiE per cent in gold
would be fully equal to those made With seven and
three tenths per cent, in currency. This fs
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-06-21
THE CABINET.

An effort is now being made to revive
the rumors of Cabinet changes. The pub
lie may as we'll rest in peAesi the time has
not come for the changes. That there Is
to be a reconstruction of the Cabinet, as
we'll as the Southern States, may be put
down as a fixed ficI; but from sll appear
aness it will not take place for six or eight
weeks yet. ~-.7,-,.
THE REPEHTANT REBELS AND TIE ELKo-
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-06-21

GREAT REDUCTION
NJ IN THE PRICES or
.g, LINEN FOOD 8!
p Hsying purchased my stock Of Linen Goods
since the heavy decline OF GOld, l am enabled 70
offer them st greatly reduced rates. In the stock
will BE- found
BIeachod Table DaE1ask at S1.25
Former price, SZ.oO q yard.
RIeaChed Table Damask at Sl.50
s-I Former price, SS.a6 . yard.
UnbFd Table Damask only 81 a yard.
PILLOw-oAsE LINEN, Of best qualities, at
wHfTE TABLE.oLoTB at $500; actually
worth now, $500.
NAPKINS, D0YLEs, and LINEN BOsOhs,
Very Cheap.
HGnd-spxn DGnsGsk Tot0eLs, Diapers, &c.
All Linen Goods sold by me are warranted Of the
very best mSnu'aoturs, and viii be sold on as low
as such quail ties Of goods can be afforded.
MI "A package Of Ladisa' ana Cent? HANn-
KEBOHIEEs and some 3 ~NTABLECLDTHS,
slightly wet, will DO sold OF ct very tov prices.
8. HYMA6,
ap4:224 Cor. 6upsrior and Pubic square.
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D. HUDSON, ra.
General Fire, Marine and Life Lnsurl
Rnce agent,
omoe, OYiatt'a Exchange, foot Superior Street,
CLEVELAND, OHIO.
REPREssETs TEE FOLLOWING COMPANIES:
Buckeye Mutual ms. Co., Cleveland, Asss.
Ohio, (Ftre and Marinsl--------.e 245,If8
Market Fire I" " $50. AI4,z20
Flu sou Fire Z" " 80. 39f,DSA
Norwich Fire Ins. Co., Norwich, CT. 25,244
North Western a." OsWego, ". z. 24O,z78
EoV York Life " Res York;. 8,66S,z55
Phoenix Marine Irs. %. Of Brooklyn
N 2, cash capital..---...............-I ,OOO,6 o
LOSSES PROMPLTY ADJUSTED AND PAID.
Particular attention given to she adjustment Of
Marine Losses. L o. HUDSON,
Agent and Adjustsr.
Capt. c. A. G1RDSsE. ssrine Issgeetor. tels:Rs
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Great Popular Loan Of the People.
Les. than $780, 900. 900 ofthe Loan authorized By
the Lat Congress are now on the market. This
amount, At the rate at which 1t is being absorbed,
viii AL DO subscribed for within sixty days, Whou
the notes will undoubtedly cemnAnd a premium,
~ has uniformly been the cA'e on closing the sub
BCripsSOns TO other Loan.
II order that citizens Of every town and section
ofths country may be afforded facilities for taking
the loan, the National Banks, State Bapss, ard
Private Bankers throughout the country have gem
orally agreed to reesive subscriptions at par. Sab
SoFibsrs will select their own agents, In whom thy
have confidence, and vho only are 70 BE- irresponsible
for the delivery Of the notes for which they receive
orders. 2-4I.lIf.- --aHr
JAY COOKE,
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AT CLEVELAND,

At Russelrs Forrest City House, fror
Monday, July Sd, until Saturday, JUL
9th.
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Losses promptly adjusted and paid.
Apls;2862n j. EESW OkTH, Az
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6ptf,al Notifts.

Hosletterss Stomach Biaters.
Man wants . ToNro-no uncom mbn want
And every year and month brings forth one,
Which, after examining the gazettes with cant,
The age discovers to be not the true one.
or such O. these let their concocdors vsunt,
I'll sing the BrrfKRs that have credit due won
The worlds great tonic, which no skill can better
1 mean the matchess BITTERS Of HoSTETTER.
Doctors were living long before old 6aien,
And since, exceeding learned, grave and sage;
But the stosnachics they bot and to fail in;
Success came not until this later age.
Now is the era sick folks made hale in.
And dread dyspepsia driven from the stage.
Agues remttents, headaehes-real head-eplitters-
Vanish hike smoke before HosTETTERS BITTERs
In Pittsburgh are they made-a pleasant city,
Famous for furnaces and coal hituminous
Which. though by day they may not be deemed pretty
Make it by night particularly luminous.
But finer still the Btters, made in pity
For the complaints that else would be consuming rs
don't mean us, but those who, not being sprites,
Bisters require to put their fra mes to rights.
Herbs, barks and roots compose the infusion;
No mineral poison mars their juices pure.
And rye's mild essence holds them In solution.
The taste is pleasant, the effect Is sure.
Meier have the Bitt.rs yet proved deiusion:
Try them in time, and health snd strength secure
The dragonslayer figures the label,
And they, like him, to the weak are able.
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l am panied to write you in our prese nj
circumstances. IT'S but few DAYS since
our regiment was cut to pieces, under
circumstances that were truly horrifyine
This post is commanded by the Colonel
OF colored regiment, and wishing to es.
tablish some notoriety for himself before
the war closed, he started colored repi-
ment to Brownsville, on the Rio Granda
In direct violation of orders from head /.
quarters. They met the enemy aud had
to fall back, and on the night OF the eth
our regiment was ordered to reinforce
them. After marching till daylight we
met the enemy-all cavalry. The Colonel
commanding ordered Dis to press them
steadily. The cavalry fell back slowly.
Our Colonel suspected that as We had
neither cavalry nor artillery, We were
drawn into trap. Still the commanding
officer ordered US onward. After adyanc.
ing some twenty miles the rebel infantrv
and artillery opened upon us, while the
cavalry, heretofore in sight, was nowhere
visible.
The rebels we're Eve to our one. Their
artillery poured into our ranks destruc.
tive FIRE. An order was given to retreat
at double. quick-the worst time in the
world for such an order-but the man
who were much cooler than their com
mander, fell back steadily. keeping no
heavy Ere. Our skirnishers, having NO
orders to fall back. we're oil either Killed
or captured. After We Had retreated three
n'les. the rebel cavalry made its appear
sue y, n. our rear, cutting ~ completely
S....: Ins uen-were DOT long massiog and
artillery played upon b terribly. ri.
was repeated several tin6sp. onr sold;...
sighting desperately. The dav - hos
and the fire Was hotter. Al 80 ~. -
- got cavalry reinlotcemeus Ana -.
: -. charge upon y We we're nov
49, g - nvss, end 41aay rushed 70 the
. -. !. 1nesty 6onS wese 80 Is ~
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49, ~ - > 4 T. -
sn~.' - - aerseSnf IA to ~
49, - - ~ a 10 O. $500,
~ ~ ~ arornd Sc ON ~ =
lesoei 20 - riy1e., Is soldise -
- hennnesanl fa,1e1ud lii eumpto
The neko1 ~ 49,. - ~ eosxeass NJ
80 ~ M I. the bottoul The reb6ll
81 IL boI1v q nsxt ar md took q
~ 90.
OF Tie .thsl> hundred men started out
IN Tie morning, only eighty escaped, end
mref u thue 81 s3immiax - the-Atsai.
! -, ahosa. Il vas the most abeminahll
sdsar I sver knew Of. The oommandan'
k0f the noet had asked pefmissinn of Do.
uartnAnt Headouusrtars TO make dem.
onstrat;on. but vas hatly refused. He
took - responsibility Of making one
and Il nov under arrest. =
Our prisoners came in to-day, paroied
They Nv they were we'll treated. ano
that the rebel General told one Of ool
Captains that il the white regiment had
COME up aloae they you'd have 'usres.
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"A Boon to rasussnss OF Sunrr.rs. !.

Sent under seal, in plain envelope any address,
post paid receipt ofsx cents two postage stamps
by Dr. ). G. KLINE, IN Bowery, New York-Post once
box $50. junei5-dsw3m
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HAIR DYEl HAIR DYE

PATCHEL0R's celebrated HAIR DYE IseAs essrt d
- tbs Wsrid. The only Hsrmlsss, Trss Asd ReiSeIS
dye Known Thissplendid Hair Dye il psrfsctchanees
Rusty or Gray Hair instantly to 0isss, Diaef -
Brsrs jurng the Hair or Stainfne the
Skin leaving the Hair Soft and Beautiful;
Vitality frequently restori, its pristine color and rect
Mes the III effects Of Bad Dyes The genuine IL signed
WILLIAM BA TCHELoR; all others are mere ipnitsi
tons and should be avoided Sold BY all Drnggiste a.
fACToRY-si BarclAy-street New York. BAfcRrIopn
NBv ToILxICRBAk for Dressing the Hair fv0-dAv1v
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DIR. G. L. sPENCER,s
FRAGRA Mt me
RaR TuR THRHm =

1t Is one OF the very best articles for CLEANSING ana
preserving the Teeth offered the public and i.
the least injurious the caks OF Superior
paste accompanies each bottle The douseaipe car I've
found at wholesale or retail by Druggists generally
G. L.. SPENCER Co. Proprietors
Providence RI
Demas, Barnes Co.. New York, Sole Asents 10 whom,
all orders should be addressed. iunIn.aanc
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FROM THE RIO oRArpn

An Indiana Regiment Cut IN p;..
Eighty Survivors Out Of Three Hrr.
1UIcoLMa 1imhian's Soldiers with the
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- MA NHOOD:
How Lost. How Restored /!

Jusf F4tfhed IN stalaa EErelop<- Price fir cents
LECTURE on THE NATURE, TREATMENT, and
Radical Cure OF Spermatorrhtea, Seminal Weakness,
Involuntary Emissions, sexual Debility. ant Inpedi-
ments to Marriage generally Nervousness Consumption,
Epilepsy and Fits Mental and Physical Inc opacity
sulting from seAbuse. &c, by Kosr. J. CuLvgRwELL
II. d author of the Grtea Book &c.
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The Bridal Chu ma Der an Essay of Warn
ing and Instruction for Young Men. Also, new and
reliable treatment for Diseases Of the Urinary
systems-sent free, in sealed envelopes Address, Dr.
J. sKILLIN HoUGHToN, Howard Association, Phila
delphia, Pa apr5-dAw1y
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From the Nashville Press .12tb

lfrom the Nashville Press. 12th.l
We have been furnished with tho f,I
lowing Interesting letter for publication
OFFICE @. M 34rH INDIANA. \
bRAzos SANTIAGO, TExAs,
May II, 1865.
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coLGATE,s HONEY SOAP.

COLGATE'S HONEY SOAP.
This celebrated Toilet sonp, in such universal
demand, is made from the choicest materials, Is
mild and emolientin its nature, fragF antly
cented, and eytrem ely bepeffcfe il ii. acfi
upon the skin. For sale by ell Druggists and Fancy
Goods Dealers. febl-dAv1xr
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WILLIAM FULTON,
INSURANCE AGENT

HARTFORD HRE LySTRANC1 COAPAN1s
Of Hartford, Ob~a.
NlNHArrAy FIRE INSURANCE C0kPAHY
Of New FORK.
PHKvZx Hf4FRAHcE CO.. Of Hartford, o"".
sPRISGF7ELDs RTRE AND kARIEE ms. CO.
9 GprinGfeid, Aass-
PHKyLx FIRE INSURANCE CO., IF Ercaaiyn, ~ r
LAMAR FIRE INSURANCE co.,@MY
ATLANTIC FIRE INSURANCE col, u Brsetis~, N. r
HoxE INSURANCE CO.. Of Ess Haren, oas.
jAnl1-d
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obligations referred to above, at liberty to find
new homsl wherever they obtain proper employ
ment but they will not be supported by the govern
ment by their former masters, unless they work.
VI 1t will be left to the employer and servant to
agree upon the wages to be paid but freedmen are
advised that for the present season they ought TO
expect only moderate wages, and where their en-
ployers cannot pay them money, they. ought TO be
contented with fair share in the crops to be raised
They have gained their personal freedom. By in
dustry and good conduct they may rise to indepen-
dence and even wealth.
VII All officers, soldiers and citizens rdaues-
ted give publicity to these rules and to instruct
the freed people to their rights and obliga-
tions
Will All officers of the Army, and of the county
police companies, are authorized and required to
correct any violation of the above rules within their
jurisdiction.
*. Each District commander will appoint SUI
perntendent of freedmen, Ia commissioned officer,
with such number of assistants (offcers and non
commissioned oficers) may be necessary, whose
duty it will be take charge of all the freed people
in his District who are without homes proper
employment. The superintehdentS will send back
their homes all who have letrthem in violation of
the above rules, and will endeavor 10 fndshomes
and suitable employment for all others. THey will
provide suitable camps or quarters for such as
not be otherwise provided for and attend to their
discipline, police, subsistence, &c.
x. The superintendent will kear all complaints
of guardians wards, and report the facts 70 their
District commanders who are authorized to dissolve
the existing relations of guardian and waEd in any
which may seem 10 require it AMI to direct the
superintendent 20 otherwise provide for the wards,
in accordance with the above rules
i. BY command of Major General Schofe.d:
j A CAMPBELL,
Assistant Adjutant General.
Official; FREDc'K ANDERSON Lit & A. A. G.
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Headquarters Post,

CHARLOTTE, N. O., May Is, 1865.
Post Orders No. l.
Pnrsuant to Special Order No. &c, Headq uarters
lstQiv I'D A. u, take command of this Post
I.ArIt will be my aim secure good order and
cleanAnes in the city and to afford the inhab-
tants Nat degree of protection due loyal citizens
and WI REQUIRE from them the respect towards all
United Mates troops due from spyai people.
TIA city will be thoroughly policed as speedi-
ly as possible, and all residents re'required once
to thorougty police their premises, Any rubbage
or oal PLACID the streets the sewers will be
hauled away each Saturday by teams sent by me,
where reSlGens have teams for that purpose.
lH.-AIl PLACES of business not military, will be
kept closed onSundays, and will be closed each
other day at oGkck P. NJ. No liquors will be al
lowed to be sold ..
All persons having h their possession under
their control any arms q property belonging to the
late insurgent army or GoNrnment, will report the
same to Lieut.. H EillibridgeSt Depot
Iv.--The following appointing are announced:
LIST Lieut Horace R. Abbott, ASltant lsOth O. V.
l., as Post Adjutant
lst Lieut. Andrew Smith, lsOthA Y. l.. as Post
Provost Marshal. N
1st Lieut.. Harlan f. Walker, Reg o. lsOtb n
V. l., as Post Quartermaster.
By compiand of WILLARD WARNER, CofAseth q
Y. l., Commanding Post.
H. R. ABBoTa
LIST Lient. & Post Al
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EEcadGUartarA,
Department If N0y1h 5oroiit

impairment " NOIW '0rHtha,
RALEIGH, N. e., April S7t.ltd5
General Orders No. 81.
The commanding General has the great satsis
ton o. announcing 10 the Army and o .he Evl /
OF North Carolina that hoslilities within this Sp
have definitely ceased; that for US the VIZ "a sEis
and it is hoped. that peace will soon be roster
throughout our country i
1t is now the duty OF all to cultivate frienGIyN
tions with the same Zealwbich has charaelerl
our conduct of the war; that the bless ngs 81 qg
peace, and material prosperity may be spoedtt
stored 10 the entire country 1t Is cOnhSchty
lieved and expected that the troops ~ tlis IN
and the people ofNOrth Carolina vIll oUrua y "
in honest endeavors to accomplish lhis ggt4L Cd
All good and peaceable citizens will br proitc
and treated with kindness, while those whU didr
the peace, or violate the laws, will be punisnetV
the severity of martial law.
The troops will be distributed so as best 10 ~
the interests of the United STATES GoyeIuuieH,
protect the people, untiDa civil government cal
established in harmony with tie Constitution
laws Of the United States. The llost perteci oa
line and good conduct are enjOined upon, all ohl
and soldiers, and cordial support upon all good.
zens.
All who are peaceAbIy disposed are invited ns
turn to their homes, and resume their indusT
pursuits Such as have been deprived Of their 4
mails and wagons by tire hostile armies will be u
porarily supplied, as .faras practicable, upou aP
cation to the nearest Provost Marshal, BY ioaH'
the captured property in possession of the Qgasic
masters Department. The neeGy will also be iS1
Piled, for the time being, with Subsistence sto1
from the Commissary Department. .
1t will be left to the Judicial Depar ment ofH
Government 10 punish those political leaders v,
are responsible Tor secession, rebellior and en-
war, with all its horrors Between the Governs
of the United States and the people OF orth Cs'
lima there is peace.
By command of MAJoR-GESRRAL SCHoFIELD
J..A. Campbell,
AssistUnt A9jutGnt Carr
Offcial--Henry A. Hale, a. A. Genl.