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The Indianapolis daily herald. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1865-1868, 1865-11-22

ID Business was very brisk on the streets
yesterday. A great many country people were
In fh. cf.-
The Indianapolis daily herald. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1865-1868, 1865-11-22

~ There Is nothing 50 terrible as remorse.
and nothing 80 soothing a. an approving con-
science
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To Advertisers.
amu.smenss shis Evening.
CITY 1T z ~ 8.

~ some Who year ago were signing low
ers are now loving sires.
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For SaIe.-A Horse and light Spring
Wagon and Harness. Apply at No. 5, Bates
House Block. J. +. sENOUR.
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ASTROLOGICAL.
A - TR OIL . @ " /.
Look Ont! Good News for All.
nan. YOUNG LEONIDAs, sss.
GREAT AND REAL AsTROLOGIST.
His skill By thousands he, been tried.
Yes, thousands more ben meet

His tkii By thousands has been tried,
Yes, Thousands more ben meet
Tos IN Astrolasy ell mortsis conhds.
with Prof L-onlds.. an ssrrh ffllnols street.
HE TELLS YOU THH EVENTS OF LIFE, AND
Ill can never be surpassed By any IN this mystical
scrDcs The He Il the q the seventh
Cor senerstisns. aud born viii veil - sht
He has been visited By the most rmipsnt Doctor.
Lawyers hnistsrs Principals Of tho bs<s Ihsolorics
saf Public ssninsries. Colleges. Academies ssa scSooi
he shows the hksoss u your efurs Wife aud Has,
band and understands the seepcs % Affrooxy a. The
keytlans fsrslsns aud Arablsns from booss and ore.
clos. constantly relied By the Eup<rer sspolson
0esen klilaesth and Dc. Dee. ADD nsmeroas oshsrs.
One " Worth Illinois street. Astrological CO
uon-Lstiss, ons dollar. 0sntlsns1. too doliars.
sgviS t,m =
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II The cap we wear; 1t came from Baker
4 MeIver; II il au fat.
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The FrecmasOn Surpriz'd

The FrecmasOn Sur'Priz'd" j.
the title Of beautiful finished photograph of
scene which occurred upon certain occa-
sion in an English lodge nearly one hundred
years ago.
\ full pociical description accompanies the
picture. Mailed free on receipt Of 80 cents to
lock box l2I. indianapolis, Ind. nov2O-tf.
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WANTS.

4 GENTS WANTED, ~ EVERY TOWN IN
~ The state for Jsuias Henri nro~ne's War Adven.
tufes-A Boa 81 thr Interest, voiums o. facts re-
corded Ia No hsiory ~ TIE ~ar daily experiences IN
camp. The battle rsa lu che has pltal ans prison
inciadng sectuni q the a.lhofs capture 81 Neks.
burg whils ruusiug the rebel batteries his mpfson.
meni al Nieksturs. Jatkfeu, Albania. Echmont and
ssstuy rs esape AMI psfiiou journey u four han.
dfed miles % the Union lines a. knoxville sod ekela.
sitsly BY Agents. Address
a b. CAsE a Co. Pubushsrs.
Is Ksa Washington Street lntisnapolA. I'D.
useis -dlsAw3w
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RENovAroRS.
Cleaning and Dyeing Establishment.

vUyHR uNrTKp STATS no .sssourB
j Illinois street, indianapolis, Indiana,
this old and well known hnent the ladies
have silks and wooden foods dyed perm and
ted and repaired.
New and second hand clothing bousht and sold aiso
spscnlsr branch IN the business nne draw
ns-eillss stsbls cloth, tear In any garment be
% vrcuxhttla II not be visible 10 the naket eye.
Rsmemesrths place, No. - South Illinois street.
novi du JOSEPH HARRIS. ~ spristor.
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PARTNERSHIP.
Notice of Copartnership

feNHE undersigned have thisisy for ned q copafiusf.
ship under he name u Dunn 4 Kafrty. u carry
the business u q ttlng steam ftt NJ and Plumb
tx busincss.
All Wofk done BY o. vii BE- guaranteed and done at
the Lowest rates
We .ss the public 60 siv. trial and solicit their
patronage
C. DUNN,
John KARNEY.
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For the Choicest Deiicacies Of the
season call on Rhodius, Of the Circle Restau-
rant. Shell Oysters, Fat and Plump, served
all styles. 13-lm
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81. 81. 3. 81. 81. 81.
For Sale. 10 Pay Advauce~.-Atthe

Loan Office, No. 81, South Illinois street. a
large lot Of New and Second-handed Clothing
such a fine Dress Goats, Oyercoats. Pants
Vests, shawls also. a fine lot Of silk Dresses
for Ladies, Half Price also, Ladies' Gold
Watches and Chains, Rings, Pins. Diamonds,
and variety Of articles Of every description
All will be sold TO pay advances. Call in and
examine. II. VI. Bush.
No. 81. ON the corner Of south Illinois and
Maryland streets. 1880
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PERsoSaL.-Judxe sullivan, of Madison, J.
J. cummins. Ed. q Brownstown, Hon. ID.
Ricketts, and 81 j. o. Meriweafhcr. Of yeffer-
sonville, and Major g. :. Stevenson Of New
York City. arrived in the city yesterday and
are stopping nj the Bates House.
Hon. II. W. Harrington. q Madison. Rev.
Cyrsu Nutt and Gen. Morton &. Hauter, Of
Bloomington. and u. y. Weir, Esq.. Of New
Albany, arr stopping At the Palmer House.
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Toys. Fancy Goods and Notions,

Among the nearly endless variety Of goods will be
found French China VASES, Cofiees, Mugs, TOY TEA
SITS, Sugar Stands, Smoking Sets, ColOgnes, Holy
VASES, Temperance Tumoers ALBUMS, STEREo
SCOPES, Stereoscep Pictures Magic Lanterns, Ladies'
and Gents DRESSING CASES, NECESSARIEs, Work
Boxes, Writing Desks, PORT M0NAIES, Pocket Books
Wallets PORTFOLIOS, School Bags, Satchels, MO-
ROCCO TRAVELLING BAGS Mechanical Toys Dancing
Negroes, MASKS Of every description, LEATHER
HORSES, Rubber Toys Dolls, Doll Heads. Doll Bodies
prrent States, DOLL CRADLES, Cooking Stoves, b.
reaus, spool Stands Paint Boxes Cross Bows Building
Blocks Drums Guns, Tool Chests Fifteen Hundred Pair
of SKATES for Ladies and Gents Misses and Boys;
dies TRAVELLING BASKETS, latest styles; CHILD's
CHAIRS, Knife aud Fork; Wall Nursing worS; Card,
Office, Ticket and Market BASKETS; Table Mats
WORK STANDS, CHILD's CABS, Gigs, Toy Carts
SPRING HORSES, BIRD CAGES, Hanging FLOWER
China and Turkish SMOKE PIPES; Cigar Holders, CT
GAR CASES, SNUFF Baxes, PERfUMERY, POCKET
CUTLERY. SCISSORS, Rlzors, CARTRIDGE PISTOLS,
Game Bags, Powder Elasks, Shot Pouches, Pocket
Flask, stereoscopic Tumblers vIOLISs, German md
French ACC JhDEONS, MelOdeons, MUSIC BOXES,
Hayn Fifes Violin ard Gnitar Strings, Violin Bows
WALKING CANES with Solid and Plated Gold and
whalebone, fbony, Rubber, Bamboo Dogwood and
Hickory CAMS; FIREARMS, T0RPEDOEs, FIRE
WORKS Of every description, and Thousands Of other
articles too umerous mention.
The patronage Of the public Is respectfully solicited.
CHARLES MAYER.
No Vest Washington Street.
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MAYORS CoUKT.-Fred. Fielding. for driv-
ing on sidewalk, was lined e. 40: paid. Peter
Dietz. for throwing filth in alleys, g. 30; paid.
George W. strickland, Peter Murphy, Jerry
Mcdonald. y. Dunavan and John sullivan.
soldiers of the 9th corps, were AL little too
jolly 70 escape the sigilani eyes Of our police
men. In n word, they were very drunk,
made IL the painful duty OF our worthy Mayor
10 impose fine o. g and costs each. Two Of
them paid. the others had pockets full Of empti-
ness, and took rooms at the Gridiron Hotel
Two men were up for carrying concealed
weapons. and fined - and costs each; paid.
Mary Davaney, IL seems, has such an un-
governable propensity for fnery, With which
10 adorn her attractive person. and not realiz-
ing the old idea that beauty when unadorned
il adorned the most" would steal. She had
been hired to work in the family Of Mr.. Wells,
in the seventh Ward, and after being there
two days, stole from Mrs.. Ruhannah Wells a
silk dress, valued at 81; breastpin, ring and
collar, valued at from S35 to $40. She plead
guilty. and in default Of 500 bail, was commit
ted for trial nj the next term Of the Circuit
Court
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RAILROADS.
indianapolis and Cincinnati Rail.
road.

indianapolis and Cincinnati Rail.
road.
Tnrse Passenger Trains leave indianapolis daily
OFFICERS H c Lord. President and superiptend,rt.
j. r. Richardson, Assistant Superinie ndent; y Iord
General Ticket Agent; Thomas c. Spoouer General
Freight Agent, ncnnati; W II. l. Nohle, General
Columbus and Indianapolis Cen.
trail Railroad.
Three Passenger Trains leave indianapolis daily.
oTTIcEEs--R- Z. Smith, President Columbus o.; J.
~ Lunt, Superintendent; C. A. Smith, General Freight
Agent; j. W. Skies, General Ticket Agent, indianapolis
Terra Iiaufe and Indianapolis
Railroad.
-Four Passenger Trains leave Indianapolis daily
OrrIcKRs-E. J. Peck, President; r. T. Kicker Super
intendent' s. T. Scott, General Agent, Indianapolis
JefiersonviIIc Railroad.
Three Passenger Trains leave Indianapolis daily.
orrIcERs-D Ricketts,, President; Horace Scott. So.
perntendent; James Ferrier, General Ticket Agent.
Thomas Carse General Freight Agent, JeffersonYie,
Thomas Carse, General Agent, indianapolis.
Lafayette and indianapolis Rail.
road.
Three Passenger Trains leave indianapolis daily
OTFIcERs-William +. Reynolds, President and super-
ntendent. Lafayette; Henry Parmlee, General Agent
| indianapolis.
Bellefonfaine Railroad.
Three Passenger Trains leave indianapolis daily
OFTIcBRs-Stillman Witt President Cleveland. O.: r..
N Brown General superintendent Lueien Hills General
Freight Agent T. ID. Bsrton General Passenger gent
indianapolis.
indianapolis. Peru and lhjcapo
Railroad.
Three Passenger Trains leave indianapolis daily.
OTFIcERs-Davd Macy, President and Superintendent:
D. T. Thompson, Assistant Superintendent: " T. Mallott
General Ticket Agent; L. N. Andrews General Freight
Agent, indianapolis.
Louisville, New Albany and Chi.
cage Railroad.
Direct Route from Louisville TO Chicago
oFFIcBss-B. 7. Mastsn, General Superintendent, New
Albany. Ind.
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indianapolis Retail Market.

IconrcrrD NJ o uOvr AsrOs
tsptAsArotIs, TtEsDsY EvrsIso. Nov ~.
gRarNnnS
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Dim - AARNEY.
Gas and Steam Filters aud Plumbers.

4 IL SORTS oP FIXTURES OS HAND AT ALL
n times and furnished a. the iopess rates.
roxi dp
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Terra Haufe and Indianapolis
Railroad.
-Four Passenger Trains leave Indianapolis daily.
OFrIcERs-R. J. Peck, President; r. T. Kicker Super
ntendent s. T. Scott, General Agent, Indian pois.
.BeflersOnyiIIe RniIro.I

lh'ee passenger Trans leave Indianapolis daily.
orTloBRs-D. Ricketts,, President; Horace Scott, su.
perintendent; James Ferrier General Ticket Agent.
Ihomas Carse, General Freight Agent, yeGersonvile;
Thomas Carse, General Agent, indianapolis.
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Lafayette and indianapolis Esair.

Three Passenger Trains leave indianapolis daily
oTTIoERs-wilam +. Reynolds, President and Super
intendent. Lafayette; Henry Parmlee, General Agent,
indianapolis.
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-10-26
Com. Grant and Mexico.

sr. NICHOLAS uorEL, NeaO York Oct 9, 1865.
To The Editor Of the New York Herald.
/ regret TO see in the papers Of this
morning my name connected with report
fSm Philadelphia, in reference to an al
legged conversation with General Grant
about Mexico. While | am sure Mr..
Smith would not Intentionally misrepre-
sSst, even by shade, he certainly mis-
understood the purport of my conversa-
ton with him If he is correctly reported.
/ was never on train with Gen. Grant,
to my knowledge, to or from Cincinnati.
| once had casual conversation with Gen.
Grant, in which Mexico was alluded TO,
and of this spoke to Mr. Smith in gen.
eral conversation ON the cars. II.
Gen. Grant in no way intimated to me
that it was the purpose Of the Government
to interfere in Mexican affairs.
Casual conversations, maintained mere
ly to while away time, are too liable to be
misunderstood or misrecollected, and in
ferences or surmises, inconsiderately ex-
pressed, are too liable to be taken as state
ments Of facts, to be made safe founda-
ton for even sensation reports.
By allowing me this denial you will do
an act of justice to Gen. Grant, as well as
myself. Yours truly, J. D. CATION.
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-10-26
Ghe Gazette & GotaGt
GEN ERAL NEW 8.

The cottage in which Milton com.
pleted paradise Lost" is in Chalfont
St. Giles, village in Buckingham
shire, 1t is to be purchased, and
preserved as q memorial of the poet.
The total number of Jews through
out the world is estimated at 3,163,-
700; and it is said that this number
has not materially varied from the
time of King David downwards.
Maximilan has issued an Imperial
decree which nominally abolishes
slavery in Mexico, but at the same
time establishes system of peonage
in the Empire, which scarcely differs
from slavery itself.
The entire donations to the Lincoln
Monument sum up to date are S54,.
424,85, Gov. Oglesby has addressed
letters to the various States, asking
co operation in the movement.
Mr.. Berryer, the distinguished
French lawyer, and advocate Of the
cause Of the older Bourbons, has pre-
pared his own tomb BY the side of that
in which repose the remains of his
father, mother, wife, and brother.
An insane man in Tarrytown, N.
Y, was about to shoot his housekeep.
er, when she calmly said "Mr Len.
denberger, you are too good man to
kill me" when he turned the muzzle
OF the pistol to his own head, and
blew out bis shattered brains.
The New York Tribuase calculates
that fully three fourths of the Con.
pecticut returEed soldiers voted against
the Republican party at the recent
negro suffrage election in the State.
The brains of the gigantic deceased
elephant Cleopatra were found to
weigh fifteen pounds. They are pre-
served in glass case.
A singular anniversary has lately
been celebrated at Aix-la Chsppelle.
A woman servant has completed the
fiitieth year Of service in one family,
aud was presented on the occasion
with handsome gift from the magis.
trates of the town.
Capt. Cowper Goes, the English
builder Of turrets for war ships, has
received from the Grand Duke Con-
stantine, of Russia, massive gold
snuf-box, set with diamonds. His
turret is already fitted to about dozen
Russian vessels in the Baltic.
Western journals are once more
talking of manufacturing molasses
from corn. The St. Louis Democrat
asserts that from abushel of corn
three gallons of molasses can be ex.
tracted.
Alabama has l2,676,913, acres of
unimproved land within her limits.
1t is stated 10 the New York pa
pers that one man 10 that city is reali-
zing one million dollars per annum
from his coal dividends.
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-10-26
JAMES McVAY,
ARCHITECT AND BUILDER,
BATON ROUGE, Ia.
FURNITURE WARE-ROOMS,
Main St, between Third and CHURCH,
BATOV R0 UGE, la.

THE undersigned is nov prepared to receive Or
| ers .or all kinds Of Furniture and Cabinet
work. Will make or mend in the hest manner,
and at the lowest figures, FOR CASH ONLY In tie
Undertaking business he has DOW on hand fne
assortment Of Ietfllic CASES, and Is rea y to re-
ceive orders In this line OF business, which viii
meet the attention usually given by the old firm
CT Piper q Bradford.
sug8 EREDs 6uNkE.
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-10-26
ssy- The Monroe (Ouachita Par

ssy- The Monroe (Ouachita Par
ish) Lstel1igencer, Of the 7th instant,
says .s.
The soldiers who have been en-.
camped in the Courthouse Square
ever since the occupation Of the Fed
eral forces, have been removed to their
new camp on the opposite side of the
river, leaving only a provost guard in
the town. We are glad to have the
square at last, free to the public.
The telegraph line is completed
from Monroe to Shreveport, and we
are assured that the line from this
place to Vicksburg will be ready for
transmission of dispatches in a few
days. The cable across the Mlssiss-
ippi river, and also, across the Qua :
chita, were laid some time since.
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-10-26
CIV hands! GIN BANDs!!

A LARGE quantity Of Fire Hose suitable for
"A Gin Bands can be had BY ca Ing at the
Hardware Store of Mr. JAMES MUVAY, at prices
tn suit purchasers. They have been tried and
proved to be well adapted .or the above use.
sug2a,
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-10-26
FIGURE FLoURu rLoUR!l!.
PLANTERS AND

ID GR0CERS,
PLANTERS AND
FAMILIES,
One and all can saYe tim, risk, patience and no
ney, Il they viii tntke their purcha 'es Of FLOUR
from the IN ersgnrd. irs'aad OF, as Dow so com
mon sending to New Orleans Ny stock Of Flour
is alway. varied and beng frequently repltnish-
ed, ns6alv twice per week, is always fresh. A
trial anticited.
..pI2 JOSHUA BEAL.
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-18

ishments and temptations that w..
tempung!y held out Il them duri,,
late troubles. The most OF tbe,se ou
mained true and f,ithiul-wbiIs, re-
strong men were far away in Tho .Ns We
the negroes generally, not only rafra;Iuy,
from acts Of crime and outrage h,t 'Nea
tually protected the wives and fa,,;E. &c.
their masters. The people Of the SU
bear them no enmiiy. '4
utter IT as my solemn Convictior ..
the North and the Federal Govern 'la' e1'
can do tn m no good. That extr, en- ga
riiorial advice, assistance or iDtarfar..Ni Ni'
on whatever pretext or motive will ice
unmixed evil, present and prospectiya.'
them.
There is a grave and solemn rssr...
bility ros'ing on the people oftbis S,a, SS,uS'
Let fair chance be gwen the frsa5e'
in their novel condition. Offer tbor, 4tsa 70
security of person and properrv .l+
pensation for labor and a house - 'ol'
plantations. 1'
The fields that once smiled with n,,.
teous hsryestS, now for the most nov, ts1' W
| fallow and barren. I see no sn#,;7
! labor in reach for the next wear or .t
| year after. or .or several wears av,.-'
| the negroes. Let us SO shane opr noTp
| that we may bring them to our aid ~
and at once, in raising the material rg
fare of the State from It's PROSTATE coa vs'
| dition.
II this House will follow to its Ia,
results, what was begun by the Cory6SD vs."
! ton. We will shield the State from M
of the evils OF sudden emancipaiion NJ.
will shake off from tho hearts cf orr ro,
/ Pile dispair and despondencv Tba,
! laces Will smile once more at the d,wn
! ing of re turning peace, security and nro.
/ perlty. Can we afford to stop sbo., -
| duty, and take counsel Of preiu3sa
Are the people ready and prepared IA
take the conSeq iencas, that must coma
if this Legislature fails IN wisdom and
states manship.
| aprr cIafe the embarrassment tb,,
environ this House. We are purspin, =.
pioneer course in an unknown and nm.
trodden field. Not only are the eyes A.
our constituents steadily directed biba,.
ward, looking to Us for measures to ev.
tricate them out OF their present m.
happy condition. But the ewes of tba
whole South are upturued towards M,
capitol, to catch a light to guide tbej,
States and people in ways Of safety
peace and prosperity
{ Our imperative that we should # our
selves ABOVE the atmosphere of rrsiu
dices, and invoke for our guidlnce wis
dom and craftsmanship.
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PROELANlATHRN-

WHEREAS, BY recent Legislative enact
ment, the Executive of this State
authorized TO accept the services Of, ana
TO commission as many Volunteer Com
panies as he may deem necessary to keep
the peace and preserve order, and tor tIe
protection af the Ives ana property O.
the citizens, and, whereas, the organIf
tlon OF such companies appears to be lm-
peratively demanded by the present co.,
ditiOn OF affairs in this State:
Now |, Benz. G. Humphreys, Governd
Of the State OF Mississippi, do earnestly
exhort the good people OF the seyef@
counties in this Sta.e 70 oIgluIze theM
selves into volunteer companies and eec'
to their command men OF known pTr
dence and sag city, for the purpose o.
suppressiug crime and preventing la"
lessness of ali kinds, and for the beI'el
protection OF the community at htES
against all excesses and for the secutlE
OF their lives and property. Every GU.
pany organized under this prociamaIOu
shall consist Of at least thirty two prl'S''Ii
besides the necessary officers; ana sue"
not exceed one hundred. Within tnt!
days after the organization Of each coH
pany, muster roll of the company "n1
the election proceedings OF salo CD~f
MES, certified by a Justice OF the Lea.S
shall be forwarded to the AdJntant Geno o,.e,
raj, at Jack son, in order that the ONCE,
may be commissioned and the orgahl1'
ton be duly recorded. rr
All organizations failing TO COMP
with these requirements, will be cuHl .iIl
sidered as not legally organized, ana va va
be disbanded. All companies organlI8Ii
under the proclamation Of Provision. ua-
Governor Shakey, which have oeeH
ported to this office, will be recognise
and are properly in commission, -..st
Given under my hand and the gIf; .b;.
seal of the State of Mississippi affixed 'HD
the third day of November, lS61:,
BENZ. G. HUMPHREYS
Governor OF MlssisslpP"
By the Governor;
c. A. BRoUGHER
Secretary ofs's's
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RY TEE GoyEKNOH

! 4 4 ''t W I7c l0FiiiI.
ADJ'T. AND IVsP. GEN'Ls OFFICE,
Jackson, Miss. Nov. Sd, 1865.
GENERAL ORDERS,
No. l.
Officers commanding volunteer GONNA
nies, already, or THAI may be organized
and commissioned, are warned that it Is
their duty to aid the civil authorities in
the suppression of crime and the pre-
ventiOn Of lswlessness of all kinds Taev
are not authorized - take the law into
their own hands and be Judge and Jury
such conduct would rather add to. than
decrease the evils that surround Us. Any
one found committing depredations or
endangering the peace and safety Of the
comm unity IN any way, should be arrest
ed an y turned over to the proper author
ties for trial.
While the organization has for its Oh
.ject the protection Of the persons and
property OF the citizens OF the State,
should be borne in mind that any oppres
sion of any class of the population OF The
State Is not only contrary to law
and viii bring sure and speedy punish
ment upon the offenders, bat is also con-
trary TO good policy. isrecommended
that each company make rules and regu,
latlons for their government on patrol
duties and that system Of patrols within
each company beat be at once inaugural
ed and kept up. The companies are
warned to avoid all conflicts OF authorize
or action with the military forces Of the
Federal Government, and whenever prac
ticable, to act in con cert with them
they are also warned to treat them at all
| times with that respect and courtesy due
from one military organization to anothe
and the officers will be held 70 a strict SC
| countability for any deviation from thi
order.
BY command of
BENZ. G. HUMPHREYS,
Governor and Commander-ln-C
State of Mississippi.
JAS. NJ. KEyNARD,
AdjutanL General.
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WeGud in some of our exchanges a re-
port that Governor Sharky had been or
dered to exercise the function of Governor
of Mississippi until further orders from
Washington. This was nothing but a
hoax and so open that we suppose no one
here would believe especially when its
truth or falsi Y of the matter could be so
easily obtained. We gave it no attention
Telegraphing street rumors of a State
Capitol as facts is rather poor business.