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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1865-06-03
COURT NOTICE,

COURT NOTICE.
State Of fndi,nA, Dubois County, o.:
Ia The Common Pleas Cont Of dubois
County. in The State % Indiana. Octobs,
Term. A. d. 1868.
John Hsrtel
W.
John Lau'ner,
S-bssiian L,u'Der.
kunigsmds L,uiner,
NJ sgd lien, l. utn . md the
H. known H.rs 81 George
l. utner d.rerssd.
RElr KNOWN That 20 ,his,he tenth
- day F~truary ~ the yesr 1866 40
shove named ps.,ifr. by Ina Atornsys 6,d
10 ih~ Officr Of rh- Clerk u Dv bois Con-.
mon Pleas Court. h,s con. pisins svsinss ssM
oeieandn's. a. the shave ~niiil-d cause. 10.
a~ih,r ~lih az sffidsvl,. q compelsns Or.
s"n. hat .nid c-i-ndsnts Sebastian I.su,.
nrs. kunia ends Laulner. Msgdsiehs I..u,.
ntr aud ,he unkno ~n heirs o. George Lsu,.
n-r dsrrssed. sre not residsnis Of the State
Of lrdianr
Said defendants ara therefore. hereby no.
''nsd Of the q ing and pendeDcy 81 said
c"mplrini sgpius, ,hsm. and that unlsss
they appear aud sb-wrr or densuf thereto.
II the calling OF said cause on she second
day Of The nvx' Term d said Coml. o. b.
brgua 40 held - The Iour' Houss 10 lac
Ger. on the dsi Monday IL October n~x,,
said complaint and the matters and shinrs
therein cvntsined and alleged. ~ III be heard
aud determined in their -hrsnce.
HENRY A. HOLTHAUS, Clerk.
Ajam- a. Ba-,in@r a,ty plf
Nav % d, l56J-4w
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lodging unpleasant questions. When
Mr.. Pollard was in Fort Warren, he re-
ccived the following letter from tho Bril-
fish Minister:

AAi. AOHdIO was Ill EOIt " 0EIctI, uc re-
ccived the following letter from tho Bril-
fish Minister:
"May 10th, 1864.
Sir: have received your letter Of the day be-
fore yesterday.
"On receiving yous telegram Of the oath instant,
stating that you were charged 20 represent to
the facts of the case Of the Greyhound and the in-
terrs;s o. the owners sent by telegraph instluc-
tons to Her Mxie.tys consul at Boston 10 AK YOU
70 communicate en- these matters with hin, for my
information. have to-day received from him an
accoun; OF an interview which tic had with you the
day before yesterday.
IL will rtqucs. the consul to that any British
subjects intel csted III the Greyhound have proper
facilities for defending their interests before the
Prize Count This is all l can do at present
have referred the TO Her Majcs.y's Governs
meut. and deem i, right TO wait for inst. uctons
from them before taking any further steps.
- | am, sir, your obcjlect servant, LYONS
"Eaward 4. Pollard, Esp
1t is to be hoped, indeed, that dis
tinct determination Of this matter will
be obtained from the British Ministry,
as it really involves, practically, the
most important question of the block
ade; for the Yankee practice of taking
tIiLcS Has DCen not SO mucn 10 chase
vessels from the blockade lines as %
inccfeGpt them on the high seas by
cruisers. The Yankee blockade is really,
to great extent, system of rowing
commissions, and most Of their captures
on the high seas have been acts Of PIRACY.
| There has been convenient silence
about this abuse of the blockade; and
it would be interesting to know VIVA,
grounds the British Government could
possibly find to excuse such outrages as
that Of the Greyhound, oppressed to the
necessity of distinct and authoritative
declaration on the subject. We have nc
doubt that, if the question can be brought
to a practical issue, many captures
heretofore made by the Yankees will be
found to be subjects Of indemnity; and
what is more, very important guide
obtained, by which the blockade may b.
run hereafter with some certainty as t.
consequences other than what Yanke,
caprice and insolence may decide.
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TIE WAR NEWS.

+ < reported that the enemy, during
49,, storm Of last Tuesday, advanced
.l..- n;ehet lines on cur extreme right,
..,b Of Petersburg. We have no posi-
49,. ;~ formation on the subject, but the
...,, j not very important If true.
There i report that the explosion
,.,~l Oh Monday night was another
..,,e, ef ;he enemy to blow out the
.,..>..-u end Of tie Dutch Gap canal
~: .. tro.het in the river has, we hope,
~ This tisue. filled NJ the ditch and OBJ
,..cr,.od all traces Of the canal. 1t is
,2..rr that one Ct car pon;oon bridges,
..I;rh hy cacL management, was allowed
g.. l,. washed away. has pulled up in the
,.:,hLorhood of 5he Submerged Anal.
Franz 2. Blair, ST.. the Yankee
commissioner, arrived in this city
Ike wednesday night, attended by "a
,s,yant" ~. Blair came into Our
,.,s at the point, in front OF
l.. Harrison, held by the City
1,ttarou. lie was delayed several
n.lrs on our lines waiting for permit
+sca.ne 10 the city, which was not pro
..,,.5 Ill late hour OF the night. Since
A.. arrival lie has been kept, or has kept
}.,1,e,l. from the public eye, and his
,..,,a,oent, and whereabouts are shr0ud-
81 in mystery. lie is believed to be
1oi,ed at the Spotswood Hotel and we
think there is little doubt that he is,
though his name does not appear on the
~f~;.tcr. lie has been met accidentally
T.. several Of his old acquaintanccs, and
,h,,r meetings were characterized by the
utmost cordiality on both sides. lie Is
said to have had interviews with The
chief executive officers Of the Govern
rent. What passed at these interview
We need not expect to know until Mr.
Blair returns to the United States, whcf
e,egything will be published in full il
t3e New York Tribune and other New
York papers.
Mr.. Blairs ostensible business ii
Richmond, or rather presumed business
here, for there IS nothing ostenStble about
/ him, or his business, or movements, s &c
..seertain whether anything can be doAe
- bring about a cessation Of hostilitie.
nm end Of the war. We think his re;
business is to place the Lincoln Admin
i,.~a.ion in Z good position before The
4 Northern people, who arc just now callet
] upon to ill up another draft Lincolr
4 Knows that the propositions he will MAKE
a are such that they will be spurned by Gu
3 Government; but our rejection Of then
will enable him to go before his people
4 and, with Blair's aid, to prove that tn
3 "rebels" will accept Of no terms {
. peace, and that nsthing is left him but
Il vigorous prosecution of the war.
u Mr. Blair will return to Grants line
q on Saturday if the freshet subsidies sui
B fcienty TO enable a lag~ofstruce boat
81 20 down the river.
& We have no news from the South 6
8 Southwest.
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u Il IAHEE bLOCN dDE GNN
BRITISH NEUTRALITY-C1SE|
Of TIE GREYHOUND"
twill rccollected that we published,
last summer, some portions of CORES
pondence Of Mr.. 4. \. Pollard with the
British Minister relative to the capture
Of the British blockade-runner Grey
hound; the grounds Of protest being
that the vessel was taken outside Of the
jurisdiction asserted by the United States,
and nd not Jeen chased from tie bl0ck-
ale tines, bat was waylaid on thu ocean
highway hv thc Yankee cruiser. We
.' al Mr.. Pollard, since his return
to Richmond, that his correspondence on
this subject with Lord Lyons was only
Partially published that he was CON-
PEELED to make a temporary abandonment
q the case after he was thrown into
PRISON, and could stir it or no other con-
"S'ed matter on his parole; and that he
proposes very soon to prosecute the mat
Ter by correspondence with the Home
Government of England, as he has had
encouragement from the highest sources
o. legal opinion 10 the North to do SO,
and has been advised even by British
officials that the question was new to
tier Government aud could not be
avoided by it, if there was firm rcso-
luton to press it On their attention. Mr..
Pollard thinks that Lord Lyons waa
really sensible Of the outrage that had
been committed, but had it conveniently
f'geon'holed in the Home Department
alter the approved diplomatic fashion o.
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MHE HOLDERS AND OWNERS OF

Vile HOlDEhS AMI Wv ~ A4AsO ~ -,
COUPON BONDS AND CERT1FlCAVES OF
STOCK issued under the act of August 10Th, 1861,
radeeable after the lst days of January and July,
1864, ara hereby notified to present the :aIae Tor
payment to the Treasurer. one 81 the Asss.ans
Ireasurers, or Pay Depoataiy OF the Coniederats
etatss, funds having been placed in tho hands Of
those officers for the purpose OF redeemng said bonds
and stock. No interest win be allowed thereon aies
'sps;;.1 - 1855 ssass,s a4s ! 4s..y.
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RUNAWAYS.
lat Tuesday

last Tuesday night,
/ from my residence. at Mrs. AIayo's. or Church
Hill, near the corner of-Grace and Twe1,ty-sixth
streets, my servant (frecj eili, SARAH, with a
haf-dozcn SILVER TABLE SPOONS. She is
tail and thick-set; black; wooly headed, and is
easily confused when spoken to. She is known BY
the name Of SARAH SMITH. and issuprosed TO be
trying to make her way to the Yankees or tempo
risiy lurking in the city. The spoons carried oil
by hyr were heavy, considerably WON, handle heads
clipped, and marked ell. A. D." A liberal reward
will be rdd for the apprehension OF the negro and
return Of The spoons. ia l2--2t*
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DNE THOUSAND DOLLARS RE-


ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS RE-
WARD.--Ran away, last night, my NEGRO
WOMAN ANN and her two children. Ann is Of
a dank brown color Az about thirty-tlree years
old; is pregnant, ard has scar or sink IN on"
check Her daughter, named SARAH BROWN,
about eleven years old, is darker than her mother,
md very intelhsent Her son. named CHARLES,
eight years DID, black has thick under lip, and is
somewhat bow legged. The above reward Will be
paid for their delivery to me III Richmond, at James
Il. Butler & Co.'S, Cary street, below fell!;
!, 5-ow& THOMAS BOUDAR.
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7 OST, about the Cd instant, on the hill
IL north Of the pcnitentiary aad south OF Cary
street, TWO PLAIN GOLD RINGS; one large, tn:
other smaller, and having inside the initials ID a.
K. to u. i. T." A liberal reward will be paid for
their delivery 70 J, II. PITCHER,
in l3-3to Tredeyar Iron Works.
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WANTED Wanted, for the ensuing
w year, ONE THOUSAND SLAVES, to work
the Richmond and Danvillc railroad, and THREE
HUNDRED SLAVES to work Oh the Piedmont
railroad. Apply to amy agent of the roads along
the line, or at the offices IL Ech,noud and Danyiile
CHARLES &. TAIGOTT,
de lin Superintendent.
Examiner, Wing and Enquirer. Petersburg Ex-
press and Lynchburg Eirgnian copy month.
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
RICHMOND, VA, November -, 1861.


RICHMOND, VA, November u, 1861.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN 10
Y HOLDERS AND OWNERS OF CEkIIfi,
GATES OF STOCK AND COUPON BONDS, issued
under the act of August 49, 1861. vedeemabie alter
the LIST day of January, 1862 to present the same
f,r payment on the SECOND DAY OF JANUARY
NEXT, or at any time thereafter, to the Treasurer
of the Confederate States, one OF the assistant
Treasurers Of the Confederate States, or ray DC
postary of the Confederate States, funds having
hecn placed in the hands Of said agents for the pur-
pose Of redceming such stock and coupon bonds
No interest will 10 allowed on such stock and cou-
~ g. A. TRENHOLM,
de 7-eodem Secretary Of Treasury.
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LosT. sTRAYED AND STOLEN.

CTRAYED OR STOLEN, on Saturday
~ night, from the corner of fifteenth and Cary
hind Icy; had on Mcclellan saddle, saddle bags,
blanket and bride. A liberal reward will be paid
Tor the return Of the horse &C., to meat the corner
Of Broad and Seventh streets.
IL l3-5ts NJ G. DELARCE.
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TWENTY-FIVE DOLLARS RE-
1 WARD for small NEGRO BOY, named
GEORGE, about nine years old; ginger bread color.
Lost between Union Hill and the Old Market on the
9th instant. will give the above reward Tor him
if delivered at my residence, the Of Twen-
tyff,h and o Streets Union Hill, or any informal
ton SO that l can get him.
Ia l2-3t' NJ. L. ALLEN.
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WANTED TO HIRE, for the present
w year. a good COOK, WASHER AND
lRONER. Apply to ". X. SMITH,
Steward Of Third division, Chimboraxo Hospital.
ia l3--3ts
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"ANTED, by gentleman and his
w wife (no childrenl. an UNFINISHED
ROOM and CLOSET, with use of rarlor and atte,;-
ton Of servant, and for coal and use of cook.
Address W., at this Office ja l3-lt'
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III ANDS WANTED.-I wish to hire
L i for the city, to work on the streets, EIGHT
o. len good HANDS. Apply at my office, in the
City Hall. W. GILL,
ja l33t City Engineer.
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OR STOLEN, on Monday
~ night, WHITE ANDRE SPOTTEDCALF.
from Mr., N. il. THORNION'S lot, corner Of
Franklin and EouShec streets. Any Information
concerning her will be suitably rewarded.
ia l3-2ts
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=" A n r f ID TO HIRE, an amiable,
w honest NURSE, without encumbrance.
JOHN MADEN,
ia l3-3ts corner Of Main and Sixth streets
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=" ANTED.-Any one having JONES
W CHEMISTRY, GREENS ANALYSIS and
TYTLEN'S UNIVERSAL HISTORY Will lind
ready sale at the Dispatch office. ia l3-2t'
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TWO GENTLEMEN, who are Olsen.
Il gagged after office hours, Say o'clock T. NJ
ale anxious to obtain employment as CCPYISTS or
ABSTRACT CLERKS, or they viii engage to pre-
paIc the accounts Of commissaIss for auditing
They ale satisfied that, frc,n long experience III the
passage of accounts, so prepared, before the official
auditing bureaus of Government. Best city rc.c-
renee given if required. Address ACCOUNTANT,
box /, 1872, post-ottice. jao-lw@
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WANTED.-A lady who has had some
w experience in teaching, and who is well
quailtied to teach the usual branches of good
ENGLISH EDUCATION and FRENCH, wishes to
obtain a SITUATION as TEACHER either III
school or private fanly-school to commence the
first of March Good references given. No obj.c-
ton to going South. Address box 40, Richmond
post-oiiye. j. l2--3t%
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I OST, a small BAG, containing surgical
instruments. If left at this Office. {. liberal re-
wand viii be paid. il 1e-3t-
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rOFFEE FOR sAIE.-Five sacks :. nne
u COFFEE for sale; also. large a11D1NNx M
jal3~3t' ". a. 0As1s'4''
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OFFICIAL.
TEEAsrKY DLPARTMEST,
CONFEDERATE STATES or AMERICA, I
Richmond, January ,, 1850. J

TREASURY DEPARTMENT.
CoHrrurRATF STATES or AMERICA,
Richmond, January :, 1850.
NOTICE TO HOLDERS AND OWN
II ERs OF SIX PER CENT. NON-TAXABLE
ArES OF INDEBTEDNESS, ISSUED
UNDER THE FOURTEENTH SECTION or ACI
OF FEBRUARY II, loGi.-No;ice IS Esreny e1Ssn
~ bn,1ers and owners of SIX PER CENT. NON
TAXABLE CERTIFICATES OF INDEBTED
NESS issued under the fourteenth section OF the
act of February II, lS6l, that the interest que on
the same to LIST January, 1850, VIII be pald upon
nresnnfatiof OF the bonds at any time after Is.
January to the Treasurer, Assistant Treasurer
vi Kay G. A. TRENHOLM,
Secretary Of Treasury.
Treasurer at Richmond, Virginia.
Assistant Trea.urcrs at Charleston ana Mobile.
Depo,ituries at I;aleigh and Wilmington North
Carolina.
DppYsitalles at CHARLESTON anu ooi0i'oi'' 'o0'"
Drnositaries at Savannah and Augusta, Georgia.
Depostaries a. Tallahassee, Florida, and Mont
gomery Alabama.
Demonstrates at Columbus, mississippi, aha lo"9
ton and Marshall, Texas. Jao-o-.LWInn
NOTICE TO HOLDERS AND OWN
~ Frs OF FOUR PER CENT. REUIsTIiED
i1,TnS ISSUED UNDER ACT OF FEBRUARY
~ ls64-Notice is hereby given - holders and
owners Of four per cent. registered bones, issued
under act of February II, lS6i that due
on the same 70 let January, 1860, VII ne raiI }o
-,.S,,.tail0n OF TIE poNlS, ht 'As,i -
1n~,ximo 10 the Trchsuror, Assistant Treasures OF
PAY Depositsrcs named below Il IS impr1 4sic'bl,
to prepare schedules for The payment OF interest OF
these bonds, rs the number and amount OF thosi
snr,nndercd in payment of taxes have not been We
aSaart lined G. \. TRENHOLM,
Secretary Of Treasury.
Treasurer 1t Richmond, Virginia.
Assistant rreasurcrs at Charleston and Mobile
Depositares at Raleigh and Wilmington, Nort'
! Garo.!aa .
| Deposiraries at Charleston and Columbia, sout1
| Carolina.
| Repositories at Savannah and Augusta, Georgia
| Depositarics at Tallahassee, Florida, ana MONT
gonlery, Alabama.
Depositarics at Columbus, Mississippi, ana Lou
| ton and Narsh.ii Texas de l6--eod2m
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WANTED, an ORGANISE, for a mo-
w dium-sixe organ, in this city. Address inn
mediately, with references, box No 234.
ia lA-2ts
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YNIIREE HUNDRED DOLLARS RE-
L WAl;D-Ean away, on Saturday, the eth III
st,ht, inua;tD girl, called ADM-AY. Hhc is about
seventeen Years vi age. l will give the above It.
waId Tor her arrest and return to me, or for her
Conlnittal 10 Jail, SO that get her again.
S. STROCCK,
ia ll-3ts Fifth, and Leigh streets
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NIX HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD.

OK HUNDRED DOLLARS REWAR
- Ran away from my residence q WOMAN,
named CAROLINE, thirty-fve or forty years Of
age; black, medium size, owned by stephen DAVIS,
Of Charlotte county; and one named CHARLOTTE,
bought of Lee Sl;o&man, who came from Peters
bur and is about twenty yearsof age, gingerbread
coIor and middle size. They have with them Con-
Tolerate 1uon,y aud specie. will give the above
reward for their arrest and delivery to me, at n M
Iee., or $500 tor either Of them.
Ia 9-iW K. ). IoiI-htD.
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1.-TWO VALUABLE HORSES FOX
sALE.-The undersi gncd has for sale, privately
two valuable Horses. They are fine saddle animals
and at the same time work III double Oh single mar
ness. They are young, in excellent order, and III
all respects sound. They may be seen at the s'"o.c
IN rear Of the Edgeinont House, Main street, pe-
tween Sixth and Seventh. LAW. 8. MARin:
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ElVE HUNDRED DOLLARS RE.
/ WAnD.-Lost, on the S.h or 9th instant,
somewhere OF the road from Frayser ferry to Rich
;nond, a LETTER. directed to the undersigned, con-
tanning FOUR HUNDRED AND NINETY DOL
LARS in United states treasury notes. The finder
wall be paid the above reward delivering the let
ter and money to ME, at the capitol
GEORGE Z. GARRISON,
ia ll-3t~ Virginia Senate.
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ID OOMS FOR RENT.-TwO ROOMS,
Il y on second door, with gas and servants at.
tendance Each room contains only plain bed
and washstand Cooking done ON the prtmises.-
References required. Apply on Nineteenth street..
second door f1on1D1race. ia l2-ats
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WANTED, IMMEDIATELY, a single
5! MAN, or one with small family, WHO'S
cmpt from military duty, to take charge Of
small farm, at Cos.cld station, Oh the Danyiiie
railroad Oh shares or wages, as may be Preferred
lhr,. * o., the place IL few ,I,.s, team and fixture.
generally This Is a good oppo: tunity to any por-
son willing to engage. Apply to
i.l3-Iw EOUIS SANDERSON & TABB.
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EOR RENT, a comfortable furnished
coal, suitable for one or two gentlemen. Apply ct
dwelling, Linden Row, north side Of Franklin street,
third door from First street. References required
in l1-pt$
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NOR RENT, FURNISHED ROOM
IL in one Of the cottages Of the Ballard ueuss,
with gas and water. Reference required.
In l3-2ts
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LOR RENT, to gentlemen, two LODG.
L ING ROOMS. Apply az the northeast corner
OF Leigh and Fifth streets ia l3-eoa3ts
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HOUSE AND GARDEN ON FULTON
Hill. FOR RENT We offer for relt
GWELLING with six rooms, kitchen with two
rooms. stable carriagehouse and other on:
and a GARDEN Of two acres; all in good order
Apply to GRUBBS WILLIAMS,
Ia l2-3t AuctlOneerS.
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[1coNIC NOTICE.-The msnhaaa q
M ASU or ATnANcArsK, No. 50. ass AsESby
1N1 L - .t,end stated meeting. aethe6 l011o.
smmo on dm a ss1sst, hss~sea - - -
r rsnsS 'h IN the city Of Richmond, 1aln tgl
wvswvrSrNO at 6A o'clock.
r. nv order Of the ~. j.
,s-lts WILLIAM Non6ANs 31egM1Z.
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nor RENT, a pleasant ROOM, either
L furnished or unfurnished. Apply on the pre-
misses, northeast corner Of Marshall and seventh
streets. il l3-Its
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FOR RENT.

EOR RENT, two elegant ROOMS for
l CHAMBERS, suitable for gentlemen Of ladies;
are-places in both and gas in one. Apply st l9d
Main street, up stairs. j. l3-l.s
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UYANTED.-A TANNER can obtain q
w stuation and good wages BY afphcaton "
the undersigned at stanton, Virginia; = rn
Ia 0-3ts !. II. AA1@DA y
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-08

NEcRo TEsTlMoNY.-In dispatch from
Washington recently. reference was MADE
10 cases in which negro testimony was
allowed. Major General Howard, Com
missioner OF the Freednan's Bureau, ls-
sued Circular No 5, on the Both OF last
Nav. which lays down tho rule which Is
20 govern in cases where negro testimony
has 10 be taken. Our State Law does not
allow a negro to test fy against white
man, and Paragraph VII, therefore VIII
apply here unless the rule is changed:
vii. In all places where there Is an
interruption OF civil law, or In which
local courts, by reason of old codes, In
violation Of the freedom guaranteed by
| the proclamation of the President and
the laws of Congress, disregard the ne
gro's right to justlce before the laws, 10
not allowing him 10 give testimony TIE
control of ali subjects relating TO refugees
aud freedmen being committed 70 tnlI
| Bureau. the Assistant Commissioners WI.
adiud,cate, either themselves or through
officers of their appointment, all dlrncui
ties arising between negroes themselves
or between negroes and whites or Indians
except those in military service, so Tor
recognizable by military authority I'D:
not tAken cognisance of by the other III
bunals, civil or militia y, OF the OnA'e'
States.