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ONLY LOAN IN MARKET
Great Popular Loan Of the People

Less than $500 10000 renAin unsold, vh.ll VIII
probably be disposed OF within the mex CJ or %
days, when the notes viii undoubtedly command a
premium, IS has uniformly been the case 90 clo-
sing the subscriptions 70 other Losns.
In order that citizens OF cyery town snd section
Of the country may be afforded facilities or taking
the loan, the National Banks, State BanEs, and
Private Brokers throughout the country have gen
orally sgreed to receive Subscriptions at par. SUB
scrbers viii select their own agents, in whom they
have confie5ce, ane who only are Responsible Er
the delivery OF toe notes for Which they receive
orders.
JAY COOKE,
susscuFrIos AsEy-, T7la-
sUHscERrfoSs Will b RECEIVED ~ the
Flrsi National BANK or Nashville.
Second National Bank Of Nashville.
nnariT-2me
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4 COUNTER su.tat'e el- a =sf1r1 TIE Gard
~ story OBJ II e.aal. q Il 11F- l1-.tot .s- .e-a
l..I a. q -a-l9u, and b. r-a.fa o1 aa4arsls
t-ru-- f5oig ~ ". aAtI BLOWN EUs.
ua5l-lE "a Clary a-.cst
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HosPtrAL no. 1 CLElRED The u s
authorities have ceased 70 use the old gun
factory on College Hill as hospital II
was uscd FOR prisoners Of war, and eighty
three convalescsnt aud wounded men we're
forwarded from it Tor Louisville yesterday.
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CoSu 4 TrxsELL's AT this energetic
news store, The Lou sville Journal Of the
g.h, and the Cincinnati Commercial and
Gazette o. the 5lh have been received /;
also, the latest numbers Of Frank Lesiie's
Illustrated, and the Police Gazette.
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oVR HoVsE-This is the tide OF Beer
Saloon, orcued last Monday, 81 No. Il,
Cedar street, between the Square sud Cher
~ street, by our oh f-ioud, II Schubert
Us patronage during The week was very
great. Hts Lager Beer is q the best quail
Jay, and IN dAyo tive he VIII have a
supply Of The celebrated Buck Beer A
free lunch is set every morning OF 10 o'clock,
and we can say 10 is the best VIC have ever
seen in Nashville. Success 20 Schubert
and " Our House"
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Is BUsISEss.-Another soldier, Sam Hars-
barger, was fosa5 engaged in business
pursuits yesterday, and taken 70 the Pro
vogt Marshal's, together with John Will
iiams. q citizen. The charge was selling
rrLLrnnd Uckets.
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Parties or Firms giving Us their Marine Business
VIII be entitled 10 preference in Ere Policies.
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M'KRxpEEr AZ. Z. CHUkcH.--Preaehing
Sunday morning at IoSE o'clock By Rev
A. A. Gee. Ia she evening at ~ O'Clock
By Rev o. Wesley Bsattyman. Subject :
Mission in Turkey. Sunday School 9 a. X.
Free ssnts--su Welcome.
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WAxrED ARrIcLEs.--The warm weather
lsathsad ard ire-ehes,s viii be vantsd: he
best make al sizes, Ct reasonable prices can
Be had At ". P. Hshnh, No. ], oflddls
street, near tie Lognville depot.
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Seven Thirty Loan.

These Notes are issued under date oil August 18Th,
1884, and are payable three years from that time,
in currency, OF are convertible at the opaon Of The
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Tar CPERa HoUzE --Mirth and melody,
aud other taking things, draw nightly
crowds 70 The Nashville Opera House. See
their rdveIiisemenr.
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The genuine Cumberland COal can be hsd
Of knight Bros. Office 81 Driver 4 Browns,
No, 81 West Public Square.
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4 eToS OF PKsoE.-Workmen have been
engaged the last two or three days remov-
ing the defense work in front Of the Cap
tol steps.
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We are happy 20 learn that our friend Hon,
J. Clemens has len Philadelphia ard il
now e. ~--fs rr his Alohsms home. We
arc sure that he will receive Gn enthusias.
tic welcome from his fellow citizens.
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See E8vsrtisonsnt 81 packages il Adams
Express Office, pubiished on the fourth
page this morniag.
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PoLAxD's VARIETIES Read the adver-
tisemout Of this house. The performances
are excellent, and full houses each night
express the warmest gratifcation.
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PolAvps VaEIrrY TurArRE-The world
renowned clog dancer, Dick Sands, every
night. 81
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PoLlyp's vAuETT TEEATEr.-Tho world
removed clos dancer, Dick Sands, every
night. 81
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Beautiful Pictures Of Babies taken IN
three seconds By Mr.. Ferdinand, the great
Baby Tanner, a the Gallery Of the Gambler
and. aprll-d
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CAEDIDATEs.-Tho election Of Hon. j. g..
Fowler as Z. s. Senator, has given candi-
dates another chance; they are already
sending in their names for the place Of
Comptroller, made vacant by his election.
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Merchants Sale.

By Drunk, GlaseOek d Co.,
Oy MONDAY, NAY srH, 1865, At 10 o'cIocE,
No. 20, PUBLIC souARE.
100 pieces Prints; 50 pieces DOmesticsi 2
pieces GinghRlns; Jackonets; Main Socks ;
Hats; Shoes, &C, &c. Also a fine lot OF
new Chairs, Furniture, Cook Stoves, &c,
kc. apr-7lt.
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DICK SANDS. the Champion Clog Dancer
Of America, at PolaId's Variety Tbeatrs
every night. 81
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Boarding.
For Sale

A WV eENTLEMEy cas- HE AC-OwIl-
"a dal.i s'a boaral., Ia 3 pr.ysre "a 1'5. BY .l-
- b. at o.. ~ -cltl L1rTrF atres. 1r a -al.l
"a SO Poe uei-a. m.Ff-aas
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WANrFp-A EUKsE.-A White Girl Is or
IA years old, can hear Of situatiou Ga
nurse, if application be made at this office
Immediately. mayT-zs
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DICK SANDS, the Champion clog-dAncer
Of America, at Polsnd's Variety Theatre
every night.
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THr oovrrEoR Governor Brownlow i5
absent from the city on trip to Knoxville.
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MORTON, cRlIG { CO.,
Commission, Receiving, & Forwarding
MERCHANTS,
10. q Rest Fourlh 81, CineInnntl. 0.

az hsve formed partnership under the above
naine nnd style, for the purpose Of doing q
Cereal Commission, Receiv d, and Foryya-di1g
business, ard reg leave @ Announce % our riUnds
and the ia 10 generally 70 Manufacturers an pro-
euaeEs' mat g are prepared 70 receive, and give
our prompt attention 70 cOnslPnments Snd 90 the
interests Of hose Tho ay tsvcr Us with their buzz
nesF.
v also propoze-and have srrsneenants 70
make it special an permanent issture Of cur hr-
slness-io pnrchase go-de on orders for merchants
ana other doing business IN the South and West,
sou &c Of conTeoierce snd profit 20 those avs iaR
orde WITH entire confidence that satisfaction VIII
be given.
Prompt attention given siso to receiving an for
Warding goods.
Leemirg &c Unnecessary 70 use the names Of
uv0mnan' friends In siruost every oitvof the Uuiru
Ee refer H1tl pride aud ronl 'eles % cur ita ON
ola positions and 10 those who haVe kao8n o.
ongest and best, 10 our uatiYe sexton. Tor she
prrmpua-s aud fidelity With which We ray he ex-
pe'toi 70 disHhn g5 our duty % alt who may IN
trust fEelr b. ness s.. Interests ia our care.
We respectfully invite a fsuQassss1 a, sud -ands
from other sssGrus Of ths suUuy yisIung tla CITY,
or thsr yenepce % Esve their letters addressed
10 our care snd 70 make our 1ce their headuus-.
Ter. during their stay .n Che city
Offcars ADJ solder having Qrade Permits f5r
Tennessee, can ne facilitated in tneir business ar
engagements BY ealing At or Office.
JAMES MORTON,
JOB Y J. CRAIG
marle-Sns JANIS j. NJRT) n
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PoLASD's VAEIErv THEATRE-The world
renowned clog-dancer, Dick Sands, every
,irbt 81
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lex CHESTS les CHEsTs IL have just
received g supply of Ice Chests Of vsrious
sizes suitable for Families, Hotels, Saloons,
and Green Grocers, which I offer for sale
on reasonable terms. Chests Of any des-
cription made 10 order on the shortest no
tice. W. P. HAHN,
Ice Depot, No. Criddle street,
mayT-4t near Lou. and Nash: Depot
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Dr.. A5Orn, R ON No. /, Commercial Hotel.
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RrBEL DEsEEttEs Fifty tired out rebel
soldiers took The oath yesterday.
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At the Bankrupt Sale Store, No. 50 Mar
kst street, between Union and the Square,
where q large assortment can be found.
S. LIkBKKEAS, Proprietor.
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All persons afflicted with private diseases
would do well % cal on ". 4. Richard
Jones, no. - Deaderick street., up sGalr5.
Dr.. .. may DO ioand IA his olacs at eli
hJurz- Epro
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DICK SANDS, the Champion clog-danosr
Of America, at Poland's Variety Theatre
every night. 81
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RrcORDEE's CoURT.-BefOre this Court
Yesterday, there we're sixteen persons a.
raigned for drum kenness, and ten for drun <
enpess and disorderly conduct, making
twenty-six cases in all.
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For Boots and Shoes at reduced prices
call ct ~ Cherry street. msyS-5t.
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Dr.. Aborn, Room No. l, Commercial Hotel
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The best Coal for steam is the Cumbsr-
and.
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River and Steamboat News.

The Cumberland river is slowly falling
with shout four feet on Hsrpeth Shoals
Business is very dull, and the prospects are
that it will be entirely suspended in this
iocslity, as far as transportation BY the river
is concerned, in a very short time.
The steamer Brilliant departed for St.
LOuis
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wv. CAMERON 4 co., Publishers.

SUNDAY. MAY Z, 1865.
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4 Hundred Thousand Dollars,

without becoming a bore IN tying 70 strike
ilc.
Also large assortment Of Carte Pictures
Tor the Album, comprising all the most
noted Generals Of the Union and Rebel
armies, distinguished men and women, &c.
Always a large lot Of fine Albums, Gilt
Frames on hand. Call a. - and 81 Union
street. lPl msy1-2t
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NEW YORK, April 6.-Cotton decidedly
higher, jla52 Tor middling. cold dull aud
without decided change; opening az 1881,
advancing 10 1879, and closing a. I3s. 3
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Dr.. Abor J, Room No. !, Commercial Hotel.
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q. s. $40 Six per cent.
G0LD-BEARING BOTDS.

These bonds are now worth premium Of nine
per csSt., Including gold interest from November,
which makes the sctgL profit CT he 10 LOAF, Al
current rates, including interest," shout ten per
cent. per snnum, besides It's exemption from STATE
and n,uacpal taJs'i0r tshah adds from oss 70 arss
per cent more, according to the rate levied on other
properly. The interest Is payable seui-snHuslly
by coupons attached to each note, which nsy he
cut OF and sold to any bank or banker.
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DR.. Aborn, Room No. l, Commercial Hotel.
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PRIVATE OR VENEREAL DISEASES
]. 5, 7-3O LOAN

By authority Of the Secretary Of the Treasury
the undersigned has assumed the General Sub
sezFsson Agansy FOR ths sale q Uzitss ststes
Treasury Notes, bearing seven and three-tsnihs per
csnt. interest, per annunn, known as the
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Later from Enrope.


PORTLAND, Nov. 2S.-tThe steamer
Nora Scotiaa has Arrived, having left
Liverpool November II. y
The schooner William and Frederick,
from Mobile to Cardiff, was abandoned
at sea-only the master saved.
The London journals publish the cor
respondence between Mr.. Adams and
Lord John Russell in reference to the
Alabama claims.
The Times earnestly hopes that Cap.
tain Waddell and his men were not libe.
rated without communication with Mr..
Adams and at present declines to ac.
cept as true the statement of Waddell.
Bullion in the Bank of England in.
creased 937l, 900. Rosin unsettled
Tnrpentine market bare, holders demand
an advance. Rice, small sales.
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amended to suit the changed condition
of the State your militia system, now
more important than ever, requires your
earliest consideration your judiciary
must be restored, and in some respects
it,would be proper to make Improvements
in the system. But am trespassing on
the prerogatives of the Constitutional
Governor Henceforth, all Of my com.
munications, as the representative Of the
Federal Government, must be made
through him, and to him. / hope most
devoutly that I may have none to make,
except one, which authorizes me'to say.
that the President of the United States
recognizes South Carolina, once more,
as member Of the Federal Union, fully
restored to all of her Constitutional
rights.
conclusion, gentlemen, let me return
you my most grateful thanks for the very
fiattering manner in which you have
conferred on me the high and distinguish.
ed trust of representing the State of
South Carolina in the Senate of the
United States. And let me assure you
that all my energies and humble talents
will be devoted to the pomotion of the
OF the best interests of tho Stute,
her welfare and honor.
bid you an affectionate adieu.
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h Collision on the Mlsslssippi.

MEMPHIS, Nov. 2s,,-There was col.
.lission last night, between the Niagara
and Post Boy, on tho Mississippi River
seven miles above Helena. The Mag.
ara sunk in twenty feet water. One
hundred deck passengers, mostly dis
charged colored soldiers, were drowned.
The cabin passengers and,crew were
all saved.
The, Niagara was valued at $4,000
and was not injured.
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From Washington.

WAsHrNGroN, Nov. 2S.-General
Grant and staff left here with the inten.
ton ofyisiting Richmond and Charlest on
and returning within two weeks. Cir.
cumstapces may, however, determine
the General to extend his trip to Mobile,
New Orleans and Rio Grande, instead
of first returning TO Washington and
starting directly to the latter place.
Affairs on the Gulf are somewhat I'M
settled and demand the Generals atten
tion. re- Il
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TO TR EMIT.

TNHEnfnce known as LAGRANGE, near
/. Il Galdden's Grove, one Of the finest
Gotten and Corn Plantations in the District.
On the place is comfortable dwelling
house and all necessary out buildings.
The tract contains 1850 acres, a large por-
tion of which is under high state Of cul-
tivation. A Lot of CORN, FODDER and
PEAS will be disposed of at the same time
Apply to Zeb Mobbly, Youngsville, or to
Col. JAS. II. RION,
Winnsboro', s. c.
Ras- Columbia Phenir copy twice and
send hill to this Office.
nov 23'65-tf
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TWO HUNDRED AND
FIFTY TONS or FREIGHT

through the canal without difficulty, ms
they were built expressly for the trade.
They are fitted np with STATE ROOMS
and BETHS capable of accommodating
,hirty-ive passengers. Every attention
will be paid to the comfort of passengers,
who will not be subjeotto the Inconvenience
of transfer to other vessels, but will be to.
ken through direct without change.
The tables of the steamers are literally
supplied with the best the market affords
Families travelling will find it to their in
terest 10 take this line, as they will thereby
escape the danger and discomfort of sea
route, and the fatigue Of railroad travel.
On the 18th Of December next, if tho
business of the line warrants it, the steam
er WILLIAMS will be put on the route, and
tri.weekly trips will be made.
For freight or passage apply to WHIT
FORD, DILL & CO., New Berne, N. G.
DAVID WILLIAMS, Proprietor.
nov 21,6E,ka6
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Address of Gov. Perry.

Senator'S and Mebsrs of tie House of
Representatives,
have come here to-day TO bid You
farewell, as Provisional Governor of
South Carolina and to congratulate YOU
on the restoration of the State, once
more, to self government and independ
ence, as member Of the Federal Union
Like the leader of Gods chosen people
OF old, | have had the honor OF conduct.
ing you through the. wilderness, within
sight of the promised land, but am not
permitted to enter it. That great boon
has been. reserved for my distinguished
friend, who is now about to he inau.
gurated as the first Chief Magistrate of
the State ever elected by tile sovereign
people. If not within three days. he
will within o very Short time be
able to pass you over the confusion and
military rule, under which you have so
long lived, to that happy state in which
you will be able to govern yourselves
and enjoy all the rights and privileges of
a free and enlightened people. Under
his wise and able administration, / hope
to see the good old State revive, prosper,
and be once more happy.
am sure, gentlemen, that may say
with perfect propriety, as the represen.
ta'ive Of the Federal Government in
South Carolina, that the State has done
enough to entitle her TO be received back
ss a member ofthe Federal Union, with
all OF her Constitutional rights fully re.
stored. She was foremost in assuming
the postof danger in the recent revolu.
tion, and IN her appeal to arms in defence
Of what's she honestly believed to be her
reserved rights. asa State. Calamity
and nobly her sons fought through the
war, pouring out their blood and sacrifio.
ing their lives on almost every battle.
field throughout the Southern States.
When conquered by overwhelming
numbers, seeing their towns and villages
nothing but smouldering ruins their bel.
owed State wide spread desolation,
their wives, and sisters, and little chill
1ren, and aged parents at the point OF
starvation, like brave men they accented
the DEGREES of God, aud submitted them.
selves to the dire fortunes of war, Sad
and silent with manly foftitude and
firmness, they awaited the terms Of the
conqaeror. When those terms were
made'known, they were first with 3
generous pride and bigh chiyalry, to as
sume the humiliation which their State
had been foremost in bringing on oul
'conmon country. ! Il
s. As soon as tho Presidents Proclama
tion. was issued, the people of Soutl
Carolina went cheeffully forward, ant
took the amnesty oath. They prompllS
assembled in Convention, under the or
der of the Provisional Governor, and re
| formed their State Constitution, as wa.
desired by the President They abolish
ed slavery, and freely gave uptheir twt
hundred millions invested in slaves
When advised to adopt the Congression
Fal amendment to tho Constitution of iii,
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Respited,

NASHVILLE, Nov. 28. Frank Cur.
ley, sentenced to behung at Huntsville,
Alabama, on Friday OF this week, for
,the billing of Gen. McCook, has, by
request Of numerous citizens of Hunts.
vile, been respited by Brigadier Gene.
, raj Whipple until such time as further
facts in his case can be submitted to the
President. la, WI
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From South America.

y, New YoRK, Dec. l.--Rio Janeiro
advices state that Col. Wood and party
who went to Brazil to negotiate for
lands for some six hundred Southern
planters, had met with enthusiastic re.
aeption, the Emperor promising all aid
in furtherance Of, the project.
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Congress-.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 1.-No doubt
the House will be organized without
difficulty. No credentials from any
Southern members have been received,
except from Virginia and Tennessee
About one hundred members have ar.
rived.
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4, GL1iG u a. r RTC.
Res.oration on Of the Haheas Corpus.

WAsHlNoroN, Nov. 3O.-The Pres
ilent has issued a proclamation restor.
ing the privaleges of the writ of habeas
corpus in all the States except those
heretofore declared insurrectionary, the
District of Columbia, ,and Territories of
New Mexico and Arizona.
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Commercial.

NEw York, Nov. 30.-Cotton quiet,
sales OF 5000 bales at SIS naval stores
quiet; gold Lash.
NEW YoaK, Dec. 1.--Cotton declin.
ing tendency, sales of 1900 bales at
50a5I; gold l.4S.
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Seven Persons Killed.

EASTER. Pa, Dec. 1.-The Western
Express train, which left Harrisburg
this morning, ran into coal train on
the New York Central, killing seven
persons and wounding several othels.
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'wAsuINa+oN Nov. II.


> 3D. G.,Humphreys, Gooernorelsct, Jack.
son, Mississippi:
The troops willbsp withdrawn from
Mississippi when, in the opinion Of the
Government peace and order and the
a civil authority has been restored, and
can be maintained without them.
Every step viii be taken while they are
there to enforce strict discipline and sub.
ordination to the civil authority.
There can'be no other or greater as.
! Ssnrance given than has heretofore been
on the part of the President or Govern.
ment. There is no concession required
ion the part Of the people Of Mississippi
.or the Legislature, other than a loyal
ecompliance with the laws and Constitu;
zion Of the United States, and the
adoption Of such measures giving pro,
tectionto all freedmen or q freemen, in
person and property, without regard to
color as will entitle them to resume all
their constitutional relations in the Fed,
raj Union, ..,,,., = @
The people Of Mississippi may feel
well assured that there Isl no disposition
arbitrarily on the part of the Govern,
.ment to dictate what action should be
Ill i..A. -. A. :. :. I.s..,.szst q, j
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N Office.

"A LII persons having demands against the
Estate Of Franklin Gaillard deceased.
will present them for payment, and those
who are indebted to said estate will mako
payment to EDWARD G. PALMER,
dec ooo-2w Admir-.
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ESTATE NOTICE.

A IL persons ing demands against tho
IN Estate Of John Harrison, Sr., decess-
ed, will render them in properly attested
without delay.
JOHN r. HARRISON,
nov 2p65-3w9 Administrator.