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TSEATSYS

CLANCY-on Thur.dav. Nov. 23d, Of eonsunp-
ion, James Glance, a ed 30 ye,rs
fully invited attend the funeral, from his late
te,dcnce, 100 Wooster st on sunday afternoon
Nov. 20, at O'Clock. fs
DTNN-On Nov. 2ith. sfler long illness May
X, the beloved wife Of Michael Dunn, aged 70 years,
month, and ~ davs.
The friends Of tho family, and those Of her bro
thors Henry and John Neville, are invited TO attend
the funeral from h.r late residence.'bl keinseu st
willi1mssur'h on sunday Miernoon, Nol 36' a.
O'Clock; thence 10 Calvary & meteTy. Philade phlA
ana TamaIua papers plesse copy. o69
HUGfiEs-At williamshufqh, l. l., FRIDAY morn
ing, Nov. ~ Of inflammation Of the lgngs, Lily
Tho friends OF the family respectfully invited
10 attend the funeral, on sunday morning' Nov.
20, at II O'Clock, from 90 Ninth It. II
hOORE-suddcnly on Friday. cath inst, Julia
Moore, nsiiyo OF the Parish OF Gir.oy, Co. Meath,
Ireland, AGED - years.
James CsvensEh. are respectfully invited 10 attend
the funeral on sunday, a. y O'Clock, iiom the real
douco Of Jane. CavsnA.h, i2T Madisoust. aGS
sANps-At his residence, 1s} wtyorley Place,
His relatives and friends. also the members of
the Metropolitan Police are invited TO attend tho
funeral, on sunday afternoon, Nov. 20, at oe's. Sli
sEEBECK-On Friday, Nov. - after n lingering
illncr', John II. seebeck, aged Is years, months
His relative. and ficnds and those Of hi, brother
in-lsw, Herinnnn Schroeder, arc respectfully invited
TO attend the funeral, from the residence Of hs
brOthe[,ln-sw herms9n sshI9c,ier 9Ii Monroe =
will be taken to Lutheran Cemetery. 363
sHEEHAS - YESTERDAY, 94th inst, Elizabeth,
youngest daughter OF MI James shcehan.
fathers residence, II Chorry st. st. John \. H.,
papers pense copy. s.
wRIGHT-On Nov ~, David edes. surviving
son OF Mrs. y. Wrisht, A,ci 80 yeus.
The friends Of thc family arc respectfully invited
10 attend the funeral, from tho residence OF his
mother IT, 2Sh,S II e. srsISs ss ssnGHa ssh
papers pleaio copy. 25J
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Cotton and Cotton Fabrics.

fE TtupAY, Ito government sold at auction, IN
t'i city, nearly two thousand bales Of cotton tho
average wice Per pound of which was Gbou, forty
''n,' The suppy OF the staple in this city is
h'"Vy' largo quantities arc constantly srriyinS
tom the southern States; the price 10 only sbou,
i.i What t was whom gold WAS At Me hlghes,
notch yet With ell these circumstances together
with tho prospect OF an slundaut supply In tls
t.ur>' cotton fabric. arc held At nearly as high
rates as they were year or two ago. There 10 no
'csiuaso cause for tue present ,xorhii.n, prices
q, sot,on goods, Ani even were IL not for ,he oper-
,Jous OF specul.tors in tho dry goods market, ths
A uros would bs far lower. The same operators
$50 usoI 10 force gold up during the war arc now
ct work in the other markSta and high prices ar.
.'' CONS qucnco. 1t 10 not probable ,ha, mo pres.
rn, rates can be InainiAuel for any gron length
. unc, AMI We sdviso consumers 10 buy just sl
tglnnSly as will answer for current use.
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TRADE NOTICES.
'hTA SPECIAL MEETING OF THE IN

ATA SPECIAL MEETING OF THE IRON
IA Moulders Union, No. % OF n. Y. 1t Twas passed
unanimously that We demand ~ yer cent. on
present rate of wages, on and amer SATURDAY., Nov
18th. BY order Of the Jnion. JOHN MCMAHON,
Pres. WN. MCKAY, Sec. aI2
T. .ONGSHOREMEN'S UNION PROTEC-
- two Association, No. 3, will hold special meet
inc at their Hall, lS5 spring st. saturday eve
ming, Sb,h int. All memtou are particularly TO-
qucstcd to attend, bu sineI- Of Importance 10 to 10
transacted. Bg order OF DENNIS COSSORS, Pres.
PATRICK PHElAN, Rec. sec. 25i
CE-LIGHTERAIEN'S L. b. ASSO-
~ ciat.on-rhe nenhers of this society par
ticuArly requested W Ateud the next REGULAR meet
Ing al their hal cor. Pearl aud York Sta BfooSyn,
Oh Monday, Nov. 21th, US the election Of officers Ni
take place and other business will b. transacted By
order of ue society. Y, MARION, Prest G. COX
WIN, Sec'y. 2dT
ITO CIGAR MAKERS-A SECOND MEET
Il ing Ia called on satuTlAr sSenlue, Npv. 25h. to
enroll members tor the B.ooklyn Society, nj 100
Fulton tt, HtOo.lyn, opposite the cry Hall, at
o'clock. Hy order Of the Committee. Mr.. Z. III Sh-
tiL Mr. W. MArHkKsON, Ar. j. COClALlS,,, M.
IHOS. FLYNN, G. NJ. l4
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THE NEW YORK sun.
SATURDAY MORNING, NOV. 25, 1865.



rh.l..t,,s po,n,. In tbs message Of Governor
p,,so,s 10 the Al.bams Legislature, which ap-
reared 10 Yesterdays sU-, eoni,in ono ngnihe'n'
announcement. The Governor urges we .dop-
lion of the amendment 70 ths CONSTITUTION OF We
u.htd s..is,, .bolisbing slavery, and The psA'ase
oflaV,prot.cting the persons and properly OF "'-
yro,s" This course, he says VIII s'ou''
y.,t,,i,,,on Of OIL, rspresent.tives in Congress-
.,i ,.s,,r.,b. State W oil iu political righ" In
a., rnon" Governor PAssoss 10 an old-hme
,..,d Of the pres,ieat, and the friendly relations
.,q,,., thru, doubtless hsd strong influence In
,f.,tng In. f,rm,r IN his present position. OhlJ
,,.o q, ,b,,. weeks s.o the Governor came No"h-
v.ri 10 Wilmington, whore he hsd rspes'eo
iui.rvows With tho ffssident and IN VIC
,y.,. of which he doubtless learned "hh
T.. p,,sisnt requires Of the reclaimed States as
,,o,i,..o for their full restoration oi rights ana
,,tv.l,yss thin the Union. Tho snnouneeheh'
.h.ch Governor PAAsoss makes Ia tho above quo
,,,,op, IL evidently tho result Of views sTprc''ed
be- ths President, and be makes The s"'eH'o'
tas'.vey, a. # he we're fully authorized to DO So
gu, the Governor promises little TOO much when
D.. ,,sires the Iosiss,ure thst the adoption Of We
Constitutional Anendmsni and tho profession oil
a.. freedmen will secure The admission Of 'ne
Al,bsm. delegation In Congress. II may pe' ana
probably 10, tie WISH Of the President hH sucn
delegates should bs sdmi.sd, but the rresidsh'
has no more power in the premises than uov"n0r
PlRsoNs, except 90 far =. Consrs" may issi 'h'
clinsd TO consider his Recommendations. Th're
s.tus 70 be . very general miseonospUon
IN the South upon this poidt We Lave n0'osd
that nearly all the southern journals, In discussing
the question Of restoration, jump 70 iLs conclusion
dist tho Preaden, will no, p-rrni, VIC exclusion oi
n.r,b,r. from the reclaimed ss.os. Hut Gov
,-nor PAEsoss, and ell others who take hls
ground, ar, only misleading the people snd aoins
injury 70 their interests by advancing hs ldes
ma, Union snteccdsnts are not essential In 'heir
tcpressn.suons The ,est-ossh Is Congressional
,nef.ure, and nei,hsr the Pre'idcn, nor any other
powar except Congress can abrogss II, unls"
Al ould DO declared unconstitutional by he nu-
rref,a Court. The President may IN his for'heom-
Ing Msss,ge recommend tho repeal Or modiheAnon
ot ths said restriction, bu, iurAsr thsn tLH hs
do nothing.
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Eyacuntlou Day.

YEsrEAp.I occurred the eighty second celsbrs-
ton Of the day on which the British army svscu-
sed Eew York. at tho close Of The Revolution.
Formerly the lay -n celebrated with much cell"
and .plhusia,m on the par, Of The people, but
l.,,.rly II has teen in great measure neglected.
tho sori. apparently being satiSael with the fact
,1at he Buush had loh the ci.y, and caring very
lt,l. .bou, The exact date OF their departure. The
even, was commemorsted Yesterday by military
par,l Ia, the chief feature Of which was marching
salute ,o Governor frros. In the evening there
was continuation OF ITO celebration, in The wsy
Of ser.nsds and other attentions 10 the Governor.
II would have added TO the effect Of the celebration,
II thers hsd been some mssus adopted TO have the
public understand tbs, the display was IN honor Of
Ev.cuA,on Day, and no, . political ovation to
Governor FEsro-.
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Tenement Houses and Filthy Streets.

TnE New York Association for Improving the
Condition OF the Poor have just published their
wonty second annual report. The exhibit shows
that the society has done good work during the
East year in ,hs way OF relieving the wants Of the
destitute and mitigating the condition Of the poor.
The report also smhoiies views and Suggestions
concerning the public health, which contain some
sruth mingled with great deal Of error. II states
hSt ga large proportion ofnes'eknesa discomfort
and premature deaths which swell he tillI Of lnor-
allty, u directly s,lTlpuisb.s W lie dasusuuslI
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THE F. ". T. A. T. B. SOCIETY No. 3,
Il OF Brootlvn, u. H.. will hold Temperance meet.
ing at o'clock to-norrov evening, at Temperance
Hall corner Grand aud 1ih ala sIeakers |Me,sn
u. Walioyd WIN. Brown, and oihcrs Singer
Messra Parkhouse, Smith. and Mrs. Marshall. The
menher ell are particularly requested 10 attend tho
business meein' ~ tho are matters Of Importance
:, te uansac,ei. IhOS. III. LLOYD, Prest., TTiOs.
REILLEY, Sec. l3s
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

A =. A. MlSSIOS-REv. c. B. SMYTH
"A. N. 4. will dol.yera OBSCURE In tho Hall, lii
=, mn Nv, corner Ism Il on Sunday Evening, Now
yited OF
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THE NEW JEEUSALeM-A NEW DIS.
"A Iensation Of Divine Truth. Rey. CHAUNCEY
OiLEs val lecture on this subject, explaining ths
pecuhaIlllei OF the New ChuIch or sWedenl org an
4 NJ, IN tlo Hall Of the Cooper uioa, Aston Place.
Admission tree. iii
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SOCIETY NOTICES.

A PUBLIC MEETING WILL BE HELD
"A by the Immacua.e Conception Tcmprr,nce So
eisys ther Hal, Ess, I,th q, on SUNDAY even %
men win be pre.cn, 70 deliver sddre..e.' Nj John
=Meg..,h; = President Of s. james rsmgcrssnee crane,
SINGING by Mr. P. Ne,iosan, w j. .0'Brien, and
Mr. J. Carroll All those Wishing 70 become mem
ff Ps are S5aS sLhst Snsa M re-; Sec DR. 20
ALL WHO ARE OPPOSED TO THE DE-
"A .tructiye evil. Of iniempea.ce are invited 70
attend meeting q the Father Mathew 4. a. u.
evening lSdfse. 81 ,h.: .oSssn, eSds 81 tie
cause Robert Grove and Thomas Elton. Esq:. Sing:
oiheI. PifRiCK DlSSIGSAS. % ffest. r. join
IlEkNEY, Rec. See. s6i
A ATTRNTToN-THosE WHO WOULD BE
"A free him'eh must strike the blov. Come up ard
sign the pledge Of Total Al~tnenoe. TRANSPORTATION
,S.,; e; I'll 4 b. sosisy % si,i hOd pgbIie m,etns a.
evening, Nov, 10Th, att O'Clock Eminent speakers
III sdlres. the meeting the suhect Of Total Al
children enrolled in the Cadet Corp. attachci
70 the Society vi eiye " thei, n.mes JOHN Nc
BRIDE. Pres. PA1'k UCONNOR. Rec. Sec. iIG
A PUBLIC MkEIING OF THE YOUNG
"A Mem, Father MstheS +; 4: y. Society, 40. ,, Of
y. Y. will DO held at Natonsl Hall, 44ih u, let
and och ayca on sandG, evening, {. 1o'clcck spool.
Bsrley. sinIcr-Roht. wil.an. Esq.. he e Temper.
snce vocsis'; Master Flynn, Ms. Connolly, Miss o.
MnMuen, and otbers. r. hkAGHER, Prsst ".
hctEARY, Vice. j. o. SULLIVAN, Rec. Sec i4'
DROOKLYN +. NJ. T. A. b. SOCIETY NO.
- y-Ha,l i6s Futon Vt. Addfesse. omofroN
evening by the Hon Judte Birdsal, j. Perry,
Esq., and other.. Sineers-Aessrs Nolan, Kelley,
Crumleyi J. and 2. Taylor, and others. Nomiua-
tion Of officers for the no1t three months ct oclock
.. IN. Thoie owing the society for either tickets OF
dues vill coms prepared and pay the same or be
either erased or eNIelled A punctual attendance "a
requested The d,lesste, from the various temper
ance societies Of King. County will meet A. the same
time aud pl.ce also those Wishing TO become mem;
hers o No WM. SHFRIOCk. PTeN HUI
GALLAGHER, Vice; PATRICK GALLAGHER,
Rec see 1G
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II Il. 70 NV, No. \. I , vii h0d q fplcIn
mCe'inT At lhoit hall cor sd al, and "a hv on Snn-
day aiicrnoon, Nov 10th, at O'Clock. All tho mem-
Importance viii he transacted. II y plrticularlv
I0qd0 stei that all the meuters viii ho oa hfut 10
receive then tickets for their itst annual ball. uLich
will take place on ths night u bee 9Th, n Irving
Hall cor. 18th IT. and irving Place OWEN Nc,
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SOCIETY NOTICES.

A PUBLIC MEETING or TIE LADIES'
n n. G. =. A. n. Society ofSt Mars of tho Visits
tion, at b6i Columbia IT. on SUNDAY evening Nov
81 1855, st o'ciOck Good speaking ana .n ding on
the occ,sion. JOHN CAIN. fges't. WM. BAR
CLAY, SCc'y
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Il No. OF Jcffey City, will hold Publlc Tempe'-
ance Aeoting iu Washington Hall, cor Newark and
Jefsry aves sunday evening, Nov sGth, At seven
o'csck Hon. {. r. Mills and lady will Eddtoss the
meeting Singing by Miss Moore and Miss Aciuin-
nos-. JOHN DUNN, Pros. JOIN CULLEN, Roe.
1.t
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i 7. a Is society y Ill hold their regular meeting
at their hall cor. Of 2Sd ~. and 20 sv- ola sunday
evening, Nov. Goth. Sptak ng by ". Bo~les, Mchsfi
Madden, and o.her, Shining by M.sau. Carol,
McGluniss, Connolly and others. The public Ae
invited. Come early and procure seats. JAHf5
eoc'y. ll0
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rATHER MATHEW T. A. Il. SOCIETY.

LATllER MATHEW j. a. II. SOCIETY,
Il No. I. will hold a public meeting Tomorrow,
Sunday, evening al 6 O'Clock. a, Adrh'ic Hall, cor
Of sth ave and l25th st, hsuhatanville. hessfs.
Edward W. Eughcs aud Luke Mcguire viii address
the nsctinP. Mifsss Drry, RYAN and Conn,n al
Mr A. H. Kelly. Alto the Mario" Glec Club u
be present and sling. The inhabitants Of Manhattan
yiIc ere invited to be prcscnt. CHARLt- A.
CLARK. Pres PAIRiCK GILMORE, Vice Pres.
PATRICK NcKENNA \, Secretary. ia
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DRANCH NO. 1 FATHER MATHEW U.

ID BIT. A. u. Society, hall 2sT Hudson It.
Spring. Public temperance meetings every sunday
morrow tsunSa,) evening, james O'lSnroll, Esq,
ID. A. sutton Esd. SinginE by Mes Canayan, Mis-
kcnneick, Mss Tracey, Mr.. Wallace, Mr.. Daniels
MI Caro- aud Mr.. Mctioua IN. Is. GALLAGHER,
Prest. JAS. MAGOWAN, Vice Prcst. ANDREW
hcGRATH, Sec. las
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l. meeting Of the WIN, Il. Robert, Circle ~ be
held on SUNDAY, vt O'clock, h Military Hall, lgS
Iio~cry. All members are requested, and thore
~i,hing TO Join the CirGe EDWARD l.. CAREY,
chairman. PATRICK LAMN See. li3
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LNATHER MATHEW I. A. B. 5. NO. 8, OF
l. New York, will hold their regular -ckly moot
ing at o'clock p in. SUNDAY, Nov seth. At thcr
hall 54th o.. and sth ave The public are invited.
r. Il. Purcell and hr. O'poancl, Of Rsnch No. !,
will address the meeting. Mis- Burke ana Ma
SWa noy viii 20. foI m the piano. Mise, Pheou,
Pyan, Mr. Lee NJ Others " ~ si'r. JAs. O'REllIN,
Prog, JOHN MCMAHON. rec. Sec. lab
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THF VETERANS OF THE WAR OF 1872

VOUNG MEMS FATHER MATHEW T. A.
Il 81. u. Societ,, No. / viii hold II public Meeting
Al thclT hall, on SUNDAY, .G'h in,t., At y. o'cocV
Speaking by Mr. u. !. Hickey. singing b. Mu
lium. and others. =. Il. GALAGuER, Pies. y 81.
BOYD Rec. see. llg
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EATHER MATHEW 4. A. b. SOCIE1Y,

IN HEE MATHEW I, a. B, NUVIFI1,
L Ne 3. will hold their public meeting At their Hail
COZ OF 35th st nd sth ave, sunday evening, Nov
Goth. commencing at O'Clock =, ". spoakinE by
NJ. John Raieerty and othon. singing by Mcspru
Wallace, IAvloT, Mira Ncliuire aud other eminent
Vocuilsis. PETER DAILY, Prcst. CIlAS. PARkS,
Vice. r. O'BRiEN. Rec. See. lO6
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18TH WARD c. GODFREY GUETuER
CCLi B-The members OF this Club viii me,t A
~ Deaii'llllsp mary Building, cor. uf ~ uvc md
sSd tta' on Saturday evening, Nov. Y5th at , T. "
J. q. DLfff, President ASDRtW sIiitpp,
ld Nic'-Prts dent DiNSI5 DELANI, Yd 4, -
I.esldeh1. A"Ihtk X DONsELLf. Secretary. 10
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Receipts Of Internal Revenue.
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Caneron's military family, which was af.
ier"ards published in Eastern papers. IN 3
distorted and incorrect form.
: NEw omHlss, July l4-Mexiosn advises
to the s Il have been received.
GsHsrals Lopez aud Alive a he'd returned
from the pursuit o. the rsmnsats Of Ne
gretes Juarls. force, which had generally
disbanded snd gone to Texas. Cor inislad
lately captured two steamers. The Com
msrcs says COrliual hiss ssab.ishsa his
he dqaartsr ii Texas. The Noaiter s,vs
the eommanier Of The French feet had an
interview Wirh Gen Stosls On the subject Of
the steambqat c pturss, b1s eoald not give
The result. News from the interior shows
the Empire peacesbie. Max milan {.
striving 70 improve the eoul Try and sncou-
Age education. Gueiru scontinue to swarm
about Matsmo as. Great numbers Of Con.
.ederatss are arTiviug in Mexico.
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The 9th District.
S. N. AgNRLh, RSQ.

NOMINEE OF tHE DITHCF CONVENT ON,
~ Wld bs rlessed b m set snd nadress he
Vtefs OF tas 6-h ConCrtssio-sl Dr. re AZ ire o.
loving urres AID plaCes. ar. Ihomn IS inv sed
20 stem;
On We. nssdsy, l2ih July, At D,clturrIle, Dsca
tur oulty.
On Frasy. iftb jay, q L'rden. Parry cou, ".
On saturday, l5.h jay, az pa rC oEp, Perry
county.
On hsndsy. I7Ih July. al Johnfonviie anmpb.
Ygya county.
On Wsaasaday, l9lh July, d, wsvsry, Humph.
reys county.
On Frdi', 2lst July, At Char.Ot'e. in D.eksen
county.
OF Mon1ay, 2iih July, at Diver. in slssar.
couuiy.
Wednesday, 2sta July, a. C arzsville. Moat-
gOmery county
% siausd.y, 2e.h Juy. 8. csns'sville, d esnsn
county.
On 'Monasy, slst jay. ct Columns, in M-ury
county. jalyt
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M1ssIssIFFl News All THE way FROM
CHHo The negroes Of Nieksburg pro
test against the Residents appoint
ment Of Judge Shsrkey as Governor o.
Mississippi-Cairo lefter % tie 81 LoiGs
RCpablinoz-
bu tell We guess this wiz be news
indeed % our colored friends We
have neither seen OF heard Of any one
white or eolored, who, 80 far from pro
testing against Judge sharkeys ap
pointnaent, does not taihk il was the
best appointment that could have beer
msde. Mississippi neEs from Carr
ought to be more reliable - Yieksbiu!
Hsrald, ,guip GA,
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QRDEFs:
Until other orders are issued by the
Freedman's Bureau, the following rule.
will be in force, and are published fol
the guidance Of the Freedmen and
their former masters.
l. The common law governing the
domestic relations, giving parents su
thority and control over their children
and guardians control over their wards,
are in force. The authority and obi
cations of parents and guardians take
the place OF the former master
IL The former masters are coustitu
ted the guardians Of minors, and OF
the aged and infirm, in the absence OF
parents or other near relstions capable
of supporting them.
III Young men and women, under
twenty-one (2l) years of age, viii re-
main under the control of their parents
or guardians until they become Of age
thus aiding to support their parents and
younger brothers and sisters.
". The former masters of freedmen
must not turn away the young and in
firm, nor refuse to give them food and
shelter, nor shall the able.bodied men
and women 60 away from their homes
or live in idleness, and leave their
brothers or sisters to be supported By
otheFs
Y. The former masters of freedmen
will not be permitted to turn away OF
drive from their plantations faithful
hands, who have helped to make the
crops, when the crops are saved, without
having for the labor already performed
VI. Freedmen, ike all other men
are amenable to civil aud criminal law
and are liable TO be punished for VIOLA
tons of law, the same as white citizens
but in no o,se will brutality &c allowed
on the part of the former master
Thinking men will at once see, that
with the end Of slavery, all enactmenti
and customs which we're necessary fol
| its preservation, must cease to have ef
| feet
VII. Persons Of age who are fre'
ION any Of the obligations referred Il
above, are at liberty to find new homes
whenever they can obtain proper EN-
ployment, but they viii not be supper
ted by the government or BY their form
er masters 10 idleness and vagrancy.
VIII II viii be left 70 the employee
and servant TO agree upon the wages L
be paid, and any just arrangement o
contract will not be interfered with bu
/ freedmen are advised that for the pres
emit season they ought 70 expect onl,
moderate Wages, and Wher their en-
ployers cannot pay the money, the.
ougdt 70 be contented with q fair Gro
TO be raised. This rule subject to sue
notifications IS the Freedman's bureai
may require
TX. All officers, soldiers and citizen
are requested 70 give publicity to thes
rules, and TO instruct the freed peopl
as to their new rights and obligations
Y. All sub-district and post con
mauders. are authorized and reques.e
10 correct any violation Of the abov
rule. within their jurisdiction All o
fences hereafter may be tried before
military commission or proyogt court
By command Of bfe7et Ms. Gel
WMsoG.
EDWARD P. INHOFF,
Capt & A A. A. g.
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0hicers on leave Of absences or detached
duty, can have their pay aocounts nado
cut, collected OF disposed o. soldier lral
statements bought and assistance rendered.
Crmpany commanders, regimenlil Qaartc--
masters and others q close their papers iby
experienced Quartsrinastcr'a olorksl 30 SO.
6s, North Cherry street..
n n RhtL-..
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As We are abOat 70 have Peaes, an can
Drink Wine and be HerFr

ne pure old imported PORT, sherry, Mala-
60 Corrant and Ciaret Vince, Ola Otari a,if
bieckoefry brand5, Chamrtgna, Bitte-s,
senePpsi Holland Gin, aRd many other
h4uots too numerous % mention, besides
e~laeles on a.nost every description can be
.Saoa ~ - ~ Aoiien , erocory houae. No.
-, College street, Nashville. Tenn.
maytS-tf
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To the Voters OF the sixth Congress.
siOnal district.

o5nipossf q ths o9,mtiss Of laurence. Wayne, HIr
din, Dscatisr, PERM. Laeis, MARY. Hielpsas,. D4t
son Huphrgs, Stasart and Montsosssys
] take this method Of announcing myself a can
didate to Represent y3um The nsxi Congress Of ID,
Unltsd States, aod respectfully al your suffrage Al
the ele, tonoa the arst Thursday in August osxt.
jelS-tfs D. B. THOMAS.
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uass-sme WILLIAM naIREk, hec0ra-ti
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RHoroesAPHs.-Photosrupha of Generals
Fedora and Confederate. The largest coll
lection il the vest, fos sale, wholesale and
retail. Remember the place, Gallery Of the
Cumberland, Is Cedar street, Opposite Com
mrclai Hotel. mayzT-tE
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FT7HE ERoPRIEJoH3 OF THIS REcENf PA
y tsnf 81 tha anandft tlre 81 Erek are prepared
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Announcement for Congress.
FOURTH ooNsREss7oNAL DISTRICT

We are authorized to announce EpEoSB CoorrR
Of the county Of Bedford, as a candidate TO reprs-
sent the people o. the Forth Congressional Dis
trot, composed OF the COUNTIES Of Gaes, Franklin,
Coffee, Cannon, Rutherford, Marshal, and Bedford,
in the Congress az the United States.
He viii address the people Of he District st the