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B6S- Thomas j. Caryen, bonded agent
for the United States Treasury Depart
ment for Cochtaw County Ala, charged
with defrauding tho government, has been
sentenced to fine oi 1000, year i'm.
prisoDmsnt, and further imprisonment IN.
III the fls is paid,
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1t is stated that Speaker Colfax' s
speech is in opposition to the President 8
views, and that the President fayors the
admission Of Southern members without
the test oath.
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LIFE-GIvING PILLS,

have been used with the greatest success Their mis-
sion is not only to prevent dseasc but 10 cure lney
search cut the various maadics by which tn patient
ia suffering, and re.invigoratos the taing syslem-
To the aged aud infrm few doses Of these valuable
PILLS will prOyc TO be
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A VERY FOUNTAIN or YOUTH,

For in cv cry they add life and vitality, and
restore the waning energies to their pristine state. TO
Tue young and middle-aged they will prove most in
V al able ready, specific, and sterling medicine
Here is dream realized, that POnce.jc. Leon sought
for three hundred years ago, and never found He
looked Tor fountain that would restore the old TO
iL..r .L.lLL In nLIil L.n
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-12-09
THE LICHrOF THE WORLD
DIR. MAGGIEL'S
Pills Il SaIve.

These Life. giving remed les are now, for the first
time publicly 10 the world. For over quarter
Of century Of private practice the ingredients in
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These Famous Remedies =,

Cannot stay the fight Of years but they force
back and hold aOof. disease that might triumph over
the aged and the young Let mona hesitate them but
seize the favorable opportunity that offers. When
nk n : rpscribnd-
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$l,0OO,O0O Gold & Silver $1,000, 600
HOLIDAY GIFTS
GREAT ATTRACTION!
Great Sensation.

Watches, Clocks, Chains Diamond Rings, MelJIeons
Sewing Machines, Pianos, sc.
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Notice.

/ / aVing sold out my store, hereby
L 4 give notice to all indebted 10 me tnat VIII re-
anal" dt INC old stnd tor tnIry days for tns purpose
OF setting "ilh them. mIat have all my outstand.
ing accounts settled up.
J, J. BROWER.
DloOmsburg, Dec 0, 'GJ-it
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An Eternal Spring,

1t was left for this day and hour realize the dream
aud show in one glorious fact the magic Ihat made
The Black Republican., 1865-05-20
OFFICIAL
iI&DQUa1e-gE8, IErIIEAIyY DTvpE7y
or WI z8r MLss-ssLpPT,
MRyg (lnT.wANs Ia Rah q TME

HEADQUARTERS IErIlE4zsY TrrvuszCyl
or VI a8I III MLss1ssLpPT, J
NKy OnLEAaS, La. Feb. g. l656s J
a.-.7-sI Crdss. Ho. l6.
l. TEs rsr.ssaoa OF ''the hoepipal post. ana oSher
tszss. hsrssofors lsed by military authority upon
ices paragraph = of General Orders No 3 current
sa$es) does cot apply TO products Of tha past and
previous years. which are. heretofore, sGblect 20
be taxed at taa first point to whioh Eev shipped
q The amount Of the said tax. ur6es whatever
name it Is levied will be uniform throughout this
command. and tho following rates are nsre1V es-
tab1isasd, and will govern IN an cases:
FOR each bale of cotton, Hye dollars
Fer each hogshead Of sugar, two Golara
Fur each barred of nolasses, fifty cents, and for
otasr products On ad so@OYers tax Of so per cent.
This tax can only be eoiAsosed upon she sasne
| properts and upon proausing evidence os the pay
| meut of the same the prod0ota exemp< from
further taxAkion even theF are transshipped "a
other points
/ J. The military fee for granting sed registering
pern sa and safe cO0ducse. issued in accordance wS
General Orders Ne 81 series of 1854. ia hxsA al ft,
hoeshsad OF sugar. and tan cents Ger each barrol
| mosasoes 20 permitted and will DO refunded IN q
s.ses whers shs fulRAulent OF tba ooutrsst with u
Purusssing Agent prevented 6y military anthOrit4
or by unavoidable accidents not the fsS Of tho cor
tractor. Applications for this renAissio w1l DO Easd
| saroua1 tSs Purchasing Agent of the District. an
will spesify the number and date of the permit, ga
1 tLA ground uIgn witch the remission B aahad 1ors
bs oFa9F of hia1 Goa + SHRISI & GAsa1 fagsrsr.
1 fsGSS Lieut.. Uoi.. Ass'E AdIut@nt General
The Black Republican., 1865-05-20
ARR We ALIVE TO OUR EPOCH,

If is related of Louis Napoleon, thaI Oh
being questioned in regard to the Withdraw
Al Of his victorious columns from ltaiy'
After the victories of Magenta and Selforl-
IA. he replied that he understood ms
epoch. Subsequent events demonstrated
sanacity of the remark, and attended Ihe
wisdom and sound discretion OF the Empe-
ror for had he have pushed his victorious
columns on the further conquest he Woulo
have broken the peace OF EUROPE anu
doubtless have lost his throne. An epoch
Of equal import to the future prospects and
condition of our people, i'll this country Is
now presented to us. At no period IN our
| history has the times been so ausplclous
far J rpcognition of our rights as citizens.
| IN the past, the oyershadowing influence OF
| the slave Notwithstanding through
| ali the ramifcations of soclety-fen-
| dnrnd all of our efforts in that direction en-
/ tirely nugatory; whenever made by us or our
| friends. they have invariably been met
| by those in the interest OF that power;
| With the plea of the oppression, the world
| over. that we are an inferior race, incapable
| IF appreciating the blessings or exercising
| the privileges of a representative Govern
| ment. Fitted only for slaves, with no as
| nirations of an enobling character ana no
| desires above that OIL neWeES vi Hoou g, sSiiu
drawers of water for our task masters This
mower has been destroyed, and in the ProVl
dence of God our people have largely con
tributed to its destruction, and they nave
demonstrated under the most adverse CIR
cumstances, the highest title to citiZenshlI
that of devoted loyalty and heroic defense
Of the Government when assailed by, IN
testine foes. They have also exhibited OF
every battlefield on which they participated
! d heroic daring and valor that stamps theI
manhood as equal to that OF any other rae
Of men; whilst their ready acquisition OF tn
art of war, the high state of discipline t
which they so soon attained, and thel
snbordination to military rule, togethe
! | with the entire absence Of any exhibition
1 their part of brutal ferocity or blood-thirst
/ revenge for past injuries, any wanton crue
2 ty to vanouished foes, although they recot
! nized in those foes the representatives {
!, half century of outrages and wrongs q
Y monstrates without a shadow OF doubt OF
4 capacity for self-government, and as tuli
2 wines out all the objections hitherto mac
2 to our recognition as citizens. These FAC
Z are patent to the entire nation and co
stitututc or "epoch," constitute "a foc
a tide in our affairs" which, if seized hold
hv MS and directed with wisdom and energ
Win secure to us equality before the law
The Black Republican., 1865-05-20
THE FUTURE.

The New York Journal Of Commerce dis
courses at length upon the future we
quote:
1t is manifest. enough to all eyes that we
are now entering on a new era, passing lA.o
a field of new questions, where our coulee -
to be guided by the decision ana a9opllon VI
r,,Ies of action which have not been very
much thought of during the war. The Union
man If the South have the same interests
With ourselves in these matters. AS raploly
u the Government shall permit the exercise
| If the privileges of citizenship Dy tn0se no"
| or lately in rebellion, just SO rapldly these
men viii become interested IN questlons IT,
LATINO to national affairs, whose discussion
IA Iacision will be most potent in restor,,
| inc peace and community OF interest ain ~
| telling to all the country. These are 70 pe
| .,,ch 0uestiOns as those of foreign reIatlolio
| and Of domestic economy, OF revenue eano eun
rpncy. and tariff, which We are now 70 az w
and to settle. In these we see tIe !ueuiIU nI.,ad
terests of the country most deeply lSolpTo n,-o1.
| These we must look to as wise NEIL W. W
and havond the temporary questions OF SET
tlino +he fate of leaders of the reDelloh' Vi
determining how far mercy snail Oe Ca
tended. ~ d nc the
peonle of the South, will rapldly "ol tT a9o ,
itself on the principles OF selI-lnteIeSe.4 ~
do not mean bO Imply IN
; Il not question of vast importance. "
the contrary, the importance OF the prlnCi
nles to be adopted in what is called ,reco9 recon-
tFtruction y cannot be too highly estlm;aiteo
(. M On this subject we understand Preslaen
Johnson to have laid down his view
oIraady. in terms which must be highly satls
I actor to every loyal and patriotic Amer
ran citizen. In his speech to the Indlan
deIorationahe made several admirable COZ
\ densations of sound constitutional doctrlhe
NJ said: "The Government IS composed Q
narts. each essential to the whole, ana IN
Thole essential to each part"
These principles are plainly ana cieaIi ear
annnciated. and if these be the .gudiln
Il n1,incinles of Mr.. Johnsons admmstratlo
!. II the work of reconstruction, we have II
n donbt that the influences of commercial II
tercourse. and the establishment OF soun
principles of national policy on the gres
questions of political economy when COZ COZ
troll commerce and industry, and thus anee ne
II every man in almost every relatlon OF LII. III
1t viii be all that is needed to paclty the oout
ana restore the States to health ana reasol
Is WE NAV well suppose that President J 9Qh 4il,
II son has chosen his marked course, ana IN
n will not he long before the Whoie suplG
II If the treatment of the South Wll pc III III
II I'LL nther subjects connected with the wa
ID and which have heretofore been dlscusse
!; i question of the historic past
The Black Republican., 1865-05-20
OFFICIAL.
OFFICIAL.
HEADQUARTERS, ARMY AND pIVISlON
AAAA1AO e OF WEST MISSISSIPPI
NOZZLE ALA Anri l9. lS61.


HEADQUARTERS, ARMY IA, AND ~ LnpI DInIsloN
MOBILE, ALA, April 10, 1865
General Field Orders No q.
Mr. Thomas W. Conway, General superintendent
of Freedmen, Department OF the Gull, VIII taAo
charge of the Freedmen in and around Mobile Such
officers as he may appoint will draw the necessary
sunnlies from the Commissary and Quartermaster
Department, upon acquisitions approved oy the
Commander of the Post. Supplies not furnished Dy
these Departments will be procured from funos III
the hands OF Mr.. Conway
All persons formerly held slaves will be treated
in every respect as entitled to the rights OF Freeo
men. and such as desire their services will be re-
quired to pay for them.
Care will be taken not to disturb abruptly the CON
nections now existing and all coored persons having
places or employment are advised to remain, when'
ever the persons by whom they are employed reeog
pize their rights and agree to compensate them for
their services.
Allunenployed coored persons will report at once
at the Office established for the care OF Freedmen
for the purpose of having their names and residences
| registered and being provided with employment
Those employed by the Government will be regularly
! enrolled subsisted and paid Copies OF the rolls
those employed in the different departments OF th
army will be furnished the Superintendent OF Freeo
| men and when discharged from that employment
will be directed to report to the Superintendent
/ By order Of Major Gen. E. r. S. CANDY.
G. T. CHRISTENSEN,
ana Lieut. Col. Asst Adj't General.
The Black Republican., 1865-05-20
unassigned Drafted Men.


HrADoUARTEREs DEPARTMENT OF THE GULF,
New ORLEANS, La, May 9th, 1860
General Orders No. 81.
The draft having been suspended in this Depart
n%ent in pursuance of an order from the Secretary
Of War all persons not having been assigned to any
Regiment Who are detained under orders relating
to the draft will be released upon giving the per
sonaI recognzance to appear when called upon Tor
duty. ~,
10y T. SCHUYLER CROSBY.
aplo Brevet Lieut.. Col A. d. q. ana - A a. a. u :
ErADo'Rs MILITARY DIV OF WEST MISSISSIPPI,
NEW ORLEANS, LA, May ., 1900.
General Orders, No. As. ;.. 49, o,,
All commercial or otker intercourse with the counc
try west of the Mississippi river, beyond the limits 9,
actual military occupation, Is forbidden ana al
i;censas or permits by which such intercourse mas
bsen authorized suspended unrl! TURNER oroerS
Anv ATTEMPT TO bring in products or to take out sup
ss viii work the forfeiture of the property and the
means of transportation employed
military commanders are directed, and nayal com
voanders requested, to'see that no communlcaCon
aTcent such as is purely military in its character bt
allowed with any part of West Louisiana OF AeA@
that is beyond the lines of occupation
~' "" g. IL DYER,
c,yra Captain, Asst Adj General
The Black Republican., 1865-05-20
SDsnensicn Of Collection of Claims upon
Plantation Property
aphD.,Y1aRTrps DEPART. OF THE GULF
NEW OaLzAiEs, La. h"S To- L0'''

HEADouARTERs DEPARr. OF TIE G9kF' ~
NEW ORLzAiss, La. Hay 10 l'''
Ge.er1} Orders Nc. 90.
T. To secure payment of wages and osn9f - IL n
incident TO tho cultivation or the sol, 20 9 20 st,sr
TrnperkY used for this purpose On 6xeoa sol =, "a
pro5s 3 of s, is hereby prohibited & 2ac
sgt ths IsE ~ Of Fobru&ry, leS6. ina l.eoa t So
sh TJsr hang no& 10 prejudice just c@l ms Das "
snsrsnd their c3llacsion unsl Sae crops OF ~1S So
can be naeured. - ,e yal>o~erg Or
aa1a os ooor in tL1s sSeral Parishes o. .--e q
srs .lpSabT removed anu t6sy VIII oS f,.,s
t~srsi within no Ds sarSyaenS Hloes Il7 res
iii The po TaT pts>eg bad in Gsnerai QFasi III
10 a currsnt aariss, from thsSs hfad 4asl - e.
s Hs ssd uDoo proper forms 70 &c iSsae- y t foy
Puraau cf rree LABOR for tnas p1rEso4ss oD ba
* Pav5s1 OF Crsosns, and t1s onEt cee ~ "Isso9
psdi to TAomas w. Conway. Genezai tIF an
kQreau CT Rra8 fsa5T Daars-lS9nL G. s--s L-Hs1s3
Or batorrs tha lgs 6Ay OF july sooo tss s-s3 fc
ksn-aa als of the ya-igEs ParI~fes. cS GLoSs
80 a. psosss ~ diss-ibdaon Of tia Tax Eoh,
yzirhjn taslr respective Psrishea and 70 HecaEe 49, @
rtgsrn 10 the 3urcaz OF kres labor within sAS "i'
specified r,
- d 3ljHIJYIAi;k CROSBY
| Brevss Lsaus Col. A. D. u. 4 A a a Vei-
The Black Republican., 1865-05-20

yFPr DAVIS ON "A DRUNK.-A Richmond
,orresnondent Of the New York Tribune
tellg the following, which he SAYS is vouched
far by persons conyersant with the crcum-
stances:
Previous to the evacuation Of t the cg city,
Dayis ana his wife, accompanied 6y Secre-
farv Mallory and Coils. Onld and Hatcn, II
dniged in pleasure trip down the JaInes 4 h 70
the rebel fleet during which ILL. ". od "a
zane grossly inebriated. The party lanaed
At Rockets, and, on their way home, passSIe;u
Li56y prison. Forgetting, in his maudlln
stqte' tic respect due to the rebel sehtry ~
posted On the walk in front Of the prison, u
peremptorily ordered him aside, put was
Rrone6t to by the bayonet Of the sentlnels
Who informed him that no one was aloWeo
To nass his beat. Davis continued, 20 oroel
him aside. and at last the sentry, becoln1lns 1lt
indicnant drew his musket to his shouIaer
and Was in the act of pulling the Trigger
when implored to desist by Mrs. DAVIS, Wn' W
threw her arms about his neck and told mn 4
that II VIII the President who desired 7
nass "I have my orders, and can allow n
pne To pass.n replied the sentinel. The Is Is
MT was that Mr. J. D. finally concluded
unlle the good Samaritan, to "pass py N
fhe other 5ide.n
The Black Republican., 1865-05-20
OFFICIAL.

BeADoU ARTTRS, DEPT or THE GULF, !
NEW ORLEANS, May s 1880
(RxTRACT1
Special Orders No. Il9.
z In rursuanoe Of orders from the headquarters.
Niitary Division of West Mississippi such persons
as may DO recommended tor enas purpose oy tne
of;nerS of the Relief Commission 9eGtTtute refa
goes VIII be allowed at their request 70 return 70
their former sesidenoes at Madlsengllte, Pass
i,rissian PssCagouLa, Biloxi. Bay st. Louis, and
ot1ar roiutas East OF Lake PoDchartFaln
The vest Marshal General will seq shat they arr
ant without delay or expense 10 their homes.
The Quarterma5eer's Department vEh furnish the
necessary transportation.
~ j. O. aTONE
rsy2tf Capt and Asset Adj. Cen
The Black Republican., 1865-05-20
sale

HEADcUARTltRs DEPT OF THE GULF.(
NEW ORI.2AlSs, Hay 10, 1855
tre~s nj ORDERS No. 81. :,
pSrsgrsDh {, OF General Orders no s, dated Head
cuGrtsr5. Department Of she Coli. He| 0rleans
nDre5asa Of military clothing BY soldiers OF Tx
8rmys -
~ oouoraAod OF Maior General BAHKk
- j. SCHUYLER CROSBY.
HsytT Bre~os Lisnt. Col. A. d. q and T. A. a. u.
The Black Republican., 1865-05-20


HEADQUARTERS DRp'r Or 71IE ~. s3''
GsHeroi Osscss Ne. 4a n
Al csncers and enlisted men OF the OCnio.
Army OF Northern Virginia. who have been
By order OF hienk Gen. Grant. as we'll % ..
paroled prisoners. upon their eaDitelasi0n Z.
render. who may return 20 their homes I. !:
Department. pending their exchanges. ~ o
dAstelS on their arrival report Co sAo neafO"S
Marshal and register thor names. raSs. .o1.
corps aad place Of residence. Gad ths aS'' !
authority for thair paroles A ssrics o0I.p
with thia order viii ssoure them protection -
military suthoEitios until thay ara pfVi'7''
changed
TIE Provost Maraha' General OF tss DTs,'.'
10 charged with tho execution OF this er''oi' !.
take immediate steps to provide tho noss =.
Of registry. and issue such inatrsosierS - =. !.
/ nate officers as will insure tho most eBa
| anca herewith.
By command Of Eajor Gen. BAsSfA suv
j. scRUYLE.a CksOSDl Sd,
Rrevet Lieut.. Col a. D. O. ard A. A. -
EnxI
The Black Republican., 1865-05-20

1EpS RTTTY GREEN wishes to find her son
MI DUDLEY GRLEN. Both are from SCOTS
county Kentucky, nes Georgetown, ANY l~nIorna ~
The Black Republican., 1865-05-20
-
A CHALLENGE,

.a;. rananted the Lord that he had MAGE man
- tpa aarfh. and it grieved him at his heart-4e"
6sh -Hap. 9Th Cerse. 1
The editor Of the Black Republican has
commenced to call the wandering MINDS q
his brother ministers TO the explanations q
the Holy Bible, which, If Kept up n order'
viii be Of great importance to our hearers n
tbis Denartment. we would say to the edi-
+or u ] friend, that we have heard hls eN-
nlanation Of the above text, before M coh-
araration, and knowing his intention to lay
different parts Of the Bible before his 0fothef
ministers, We therefore ask the privilege n
heinp the first to call the attention o1 hls
hrethrcn to the above, by his PERMISSION
and We shall be present on snch RI occasion
with the editor.
The Black Republican., 1865-05-20
BUREAU or FREE LABOR.
URpARI16KnT OF TIE GU1.F,
m ~ 0rlaana Anr1l I1ElN.

HUBEAU OF FREE LABOR,
URpGEIaXENT OF TIE Gun.F,
EAg Orleans, April Zss1. v"
FlrsG GeSGFberHy Faynaen& az Frecdn'
In accordance with Paragraph :. Gener&IVrn
Ho.23. headquarters Departments Of the Cult. ssTes
lS65, the hrst quarterly payment Of Freedm2n :
pIc3ed On plantations viii be made on the Grstdy
May. said payment 10 embrace 81 least one bah
wages earned from February IRt 10 thai daSe,
When il Ia impossible for persons 10 '
on the first dsy OF the nsonsh. shs
vost EEarsaals may extend the time TO
tenth Pay rolls can be had On apphessi'h
this Office Parties who faa TO make shis pss''eD
repaired and whose pay rolls shall nos be fesA
duly endorsed by the Provost Marshal. eaOfe
Ssss dsy of Jnne folio~sng. win be ansd NV -
each, tbs 6ne 70 so for tha beseas Of tue f'''
mons Orphan Asylnm-
THOMAS w. oOrwAY. i
General sups- Freedmen. Dep's Of W.
Appro~ed:
By command OF MAJOR G1sH BAAna
y. @. SrCkE,
ADa1 CAPTAIN and kEsisksus kdtSsksnt uep
The Black Republican., 1865-05-20
Suspension of the Draft.

NEW ORLEANS, May 8, 1865, }
General orders No. 50.
l. All further proceedings under General Orders
No. 2, dated Headquarters Department OF the Cum
the 18th of January 1865, and all other orders con
corning the draft are hereby suspended until further
orders, in conformity with instructions from Secre
tary of War.
IL Col sheldon Sturgeon, Acting Assistant FRO
wost Marshal General. and superintendent Oh tn'
draft will report to these headquarters the condition
s under such orders and all facts relating
to the enlistment of drafted men and substitutes.
BY command of Major Gen. BANKS.
j. SCHUYLER CROSBY,
..uos prnra. Liant Col A D. G. and A.A.A.G.
The Black Republican., 1865-05-20
information Wanted.

DOBFRT F. WEST seeks to find Z Ine whereaboutSS e4 m
M NJ OF EMILY ni IS THOMPSON who belonged to Mr.
rubbS, near Waterford. Virginia Also ms lIS ITo
brotbers. GEORGE WEST and JOHN VILLA MS
who lived in Loyettsyille, Loudon county, virginia
Al anpr
The Black Republican., 1865-05-20
TnfOrm,tiOn Wanted.

xps STrsAN PATTERSON wishes to find her
MI dauGhter LOUISA PATTERSON She was
horn on Mr.. Jos. MISS plantation, Attakap1S' La,
Any Any lh4orlAA'Aoi 10y apps
The Black Republican., 1865-05-20

AN {" ACTING MAYOR. new Repubh-
can Mayor of Chicago is Mr. J, 3. Rice, one
If the Oldest actors and theatrical managers
N the country. He is brotherin-law OF
nv Warren. the comedian.
The Black Republican., 1865-05-20
COlOred Surgeon Dentist.

FEyHE undersigned h2s practiced extensavefy. both
L in South Carcfina and Georgia, and his Office s
now at tho corner of OanAl and BASIN streats New
Ori0&na where be viii bo happy TO accommodate
both customers and ssEangerA
myl3nt OEAEks3 dOhNHONs
The Black Republican., 1865-05-20
InfOrmtiOn Wanted.

r3vANS GREEN hsires to find his mother Mrs
HI p44IPT 4iIT rs 1IREYN whom he left in Virginia
some Years ago Sh belonged to old Squire Cook
of Winchester, whos son was an aVGorney
Any information respecting her VIII De nhAANS
received. Address tbs paper 400
n7g- Winchester pa1er please copy. apzz
The Black Republican., 1865-05-20
Bible Text.

"Whcsoeyer. therefore. shall break ona OF these
least commandments. and shAll teach 30. ma
shah ba called the least in tne Kingdom OF Heaven
l --Haik-, tn chap. 1GSh p9sa
Win s0ns Divine plssss giva us an explanation
/ fron, bia pupit and much chliRo9 T. Z.
The Black Republican., 1865-05-20

aB- we call attention to the cafa M
Dr.. Harrison, iii another column, who has
onened bis Office at 2Ol Canal street. Pr. H.
bas spent the most Of his professional llte III
the South, and is consequently acquainted
With the diseases Of this climate, which Il a
matter Of no small consequence to those Wno
nav require medical aid.
The Black Republican., 1865-05-20
Information Wanted.
Information Wanted.

~oprpr SCOTT wishes to find his wife, Mrs
RSHTHr RSmTNSv SCOTT from whom ne was separated
d1 Rayon Robert, fou miles back Of Alexandra la
Anv information ple8e address this paper. myo
The Black Republican., 1865-05-20
FREFDMEN'S METTERS,

list Of letters remaining in tie Fceedmene POST
oeice connected With the Bureau Of Free Labor,
APRIL 29th, 1866 These letters can be had by can
ing at 21s Julia street.
THOMAS w. CONWAY
General SuDeriutendent Freedmen; =,
Department OF The GDt,
The Black Republican., 1865-05-20

OCCUPATION Of CLINToS. ---Ihe baloh
Rouge Gazette of the 18th, announces that
Clinton, in this State, has been occupied py
ri. George w. Monroe, Of the 7th Ken
tucky volunteers, with force Of infantry
and artillery. The Colonel will soon put q
stop To iayhawking and bushwhacking' and
The people ca1r TRANQUILITY resume peacefui
fnl1rsIitS.
The Black Republican., 1865-05-20
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