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TTHCAROLINA-YORK DIS

SUUTH HCARUIIN ATIV VfCN DIO-
~ TRICT.-Whereas, ]. A. CAMP, has applied TO me
goods and chattels, rights and credits of ABRAHAM
CAMP, late of the District aforesaid, deceased.
the kindred and creditors ofe said deceased and
pear beforeme Ordlnays Court the said Dis
ict be holden York Court House on the 4th day OF
september next 10 sew cause, any why the said Ad
minstraton should not be granted.
Given under my hand and Seal this 2lst day of August
I'm the year Of Lord thousand eight and
sxfy-fve, and In the nneteth year OF the Independ-
ence Of the United States Of America.
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-AIHOHH LS0f-. .SHTDRLOHd5
NICKERS0N,S HOTEL, GoLUM-
IN BIA, s. C-The undersigned, having leased the
LARGE and CoMMODlOUS BUILDING known as tlie
"Columbia Methodist Female College" "w open II as
FlRST-CLASS HOTEL, on September 2.
IT'S. NICKERsoN, Proprietor
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PEOPLES
TICKET FOB THE CONVENTION,
COL. w. C. BEATTY,
REV. r. A. ROSS,
DR. A. P. C. CAMPBELL,
- ]. NEWMAN McELwEE.
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TOR SALEM EXCELLENT
IL secondhand CARRIAGE. with or without Goon
seu Of DOUBLE HARNESS. Also, GOOD PIANO,
Applyto DR.. JOHN MAY.
August "a 19 II
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'0VERNMENT CLAIMS AM

NOVERNMENT CLAIMS AND
VI APPLICATIONS FOR PARDON.-The subscriber
respectfully offers to the citizens of the State his attention
in al matters pertaining 10 GOVERNMENT CLAIMS and
APPLICATIONS FOR PARDON. o.
All Applications for Pardon under the excepted sections
of the Presidents Amnesty Proclamation must be In the
form of petition, stating the exception or exceptions and
accompanied both by the Oath prescribed and with he
prevail of the Provisional Governor OF the State.
The subscriber presents the time, his Card
Attorney at Law. WIN. J: GAYEk,
u Chapelstreet, Charleston, s: G.
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+ N. ROBSON. HAS RESUMED

e . the COMMISSION BUSINESS, At his old stand,
G2 East Bay, Charleston, 8. c. ..,
{3- Particular attention given the sale of COTTON,
FLOUR, CORN, etc. and from his long experience, he
feels confident Of giving full satisfaction.
A,inn
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THOMAS J. ECCLES, RE GIS-
Il TERED NOTARY PUBLIC, for York District, will
give attention all matters pertaining 10 Government a
fairs, AMNESTY OATHS and PETITIONS FOR PAR
DOM Collection Of Debts the Probate Of Wills Tes-
taments Lands &c., as the laws OF the State, under Tie
United States, may allow or prescribe.
Ann
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NOTICE.-ADMlN1STRATORS
! Executors and Guardians, who have no made their
FINAL RETURNS, hereby notified to make their an
nual retnms forthwith. Those FILLING or neslectng TO
make said returns on before the FIRST DAY OF OC-
TOBER next, will be dealt with as the law directs
J. A. BROWN, Ordinary Of York District.
auorst II r.. lS 81
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IlURNlTURE FUN SAIE.-IHE
IL undersigned offers at private sale, his HOUSEHOLD
hld KITCHEN FURNITURE, consisting of Double and
Tables Carpets Safe, Crockery Cooking Stove, Cooking
Utensils sc. Also, fine Seyen-octaye Piano, and fine
Melodeon.
The above propey or any part of is offered private
sale until the 3lst of August If disposed of by that
tme 1t will then be sold at public auction.
D-Tensmade known on application, oron the day Of
SALE. J. D. MULLER,
Anon
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- 8. =, e.. IN .,s ~
1us,lSe .sa ui''.ue..s S ps.s0, an p.auaeasIs,
.oppeie aue laAauae.', :. s.au.s .so
on. ont smn,oyment a. anu v;a;bls nssam.' =
| sunnortipn tbemselyes. - - -
go o.
II IS also expected snas al iormsf oHnafs
OF freed persons Hhl soe KIND 10 them, and
not turn on the chiieren or agedsto perish
and the freed men and women are earnestly
enJoined tomake contracts just and tan, ,for
remaining With their former owners.
In order to facilitate as much as possible
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1865-02-04

/ NOBLE SESrlMrST.-Gov. 0gtes6y.
discussing iuDAis inaugural message the
question Of the abolition of slavery, We!
says:
.'Sor win the public sentiment Of the
sountry be checked in. It's determination
70 eradicate slavery from the soil Of the
republic By the constant inquiry, " hat
10 to become Of the negro after he is Free
It might be better asked, what may not
become of him? He can labor. He can
learn. He can fight, improve and aspire,
and if after We shall have tried, Tor as
lsng, to make him useful free man as
We have useless slave, NC shah fail, and
he shall fail, there viii be time enough
lsft ID which to solve this question"
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ORR PRISONERS,

A.D. Richardson, correspondent Of the
New York Tribsmc, who has been in the
rsbeI PRISONS over eighteen months, and
escaped IRON Salisbury, Y, c, The other
day, RrEivsdip this city. yesterday. and
atopped at the Burnet House. Juni~ II
Browne is expected this morning. Mr.
Richardson speaks of the sntfcrin.s Of the
~Pzisonsrs at Salisbury as most distressing
In few aud plain words, the rebels are de-
hhsEately, studiously, and systcnla. sally.
freexiag astI starring orr alsa 10 death
d There Is no doubt about it.
Mr.. Richardson's information Is OK.
I apieit, ample. and convincing gu this head
Il is necessary that the authorities should
make a wholesale exchange at prisoner >,
or proceed 70 rStuliste upon the rehcls m
4 onr power. This is 4 forked proposition
shas can not be dod ged 1t Is the opinion
, IF Mr.. Richardson, that the rebels Gao
nosincreAse largely the force Of white men
II theiK army, WssteEn North Carolina
s h full Of faithful Enion people. and the
negroes are everywhere and all the time.
- the ffSsadS an helpers Of our soldiers
The URionistS in Moth Carolina are.
httsrly, doing good work in the way
ssfhushwhsekingthe rebel home guards
dsvoting themselves especially IL the
~ shooting Of oficcas, The Richmond paper
.. That has mach the largest circulation IS
;. khAs Eaasalafr, tho shsst that 50 bitterly
saas@sls Jsaa Davis Cha. paper.
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a a saass hea a brshsn hisc0lp tepb the chair
of de Presidency &C shs United States,
nd Aansasaisea IN III - hpas lego to "run
<rszsss "a taaah II .feaa Whether
- hAeAkrisAlY cert Mss Qrenaise, those may
aoubkwhe sheoee 20 eCpstder the subject
.aamss Liz snsagh fDr ~ q knos, that whether
sa;sssast srunniax Is iaseh in the, pathway
Of his predecessors Or no., be hasrun with
sserninaexibls purpose a bold steady
'sa's hand yigiiens; sstfss esei;s,a sleepless
'&as" shsrFs: Yauatjc spiffsss ana M aeYo single
hfg srst saeso t.sssest g ssAardr atisn. He
so hshs ssfied iaronfa Elm, s'ia cssnsel, the
sbIs afd TIacss earnest naem In his eoun-
v;,s,sv trxu. Where be has lacked in individual
sas ytAkiisYs lesrniag, e4pete9se o. statesman-
aba men. About him, whose assistance he
hssisatins.ly aOespts, .yhoae powers be
anuiys 10 the canse he has undertaken.
al n sis Cahinst and IN shaGela be has con.
-, ssastensly and fssrlssaIs pressed on the
search for men who cenld eadYanee his
md has unhssiSatlnGly cut off all
.stbess, swhes slSggea3 u win Weakness
tmidisy, imheelity or failure. Force
s2..sa snefgy brains eaFnesenssss, he has co.'
- ;. isstsd around him in every department
- aga9AAGkg uAru anu puAaon - ~ ~ AN 'AN
spursuea his end with an seaargy as az
s'ss' f3isfug ~ N indian, ands singleness Of
sresF varpass that might almost be called patri'
sazssa oeiaaa If he we're net 40 snssrnpious knave
'sss.~ ia his end, and a fanatic IN. his political
- views, he woaId undoubtedly command
.ssa.2 &esrsrespesta s rider 80 far as We are
''7@s4 ebuserned Abroad and at home, he has
- exercised alike the same cease'ess energy
and cireumspeetion.
We turn our eyes to RiehmoHI. And
the'eoatfAst y nrps!fHgj sickening to
... the heLt.
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As PRAcrrCAB EMANcrpAfIoN-The s,
SOsspA rHiOn giiy1s the following in
ssAnSe Of practical emancipation ia that
atty
,Ths hISt case that has come under oa
aoAssryation of the working of the EnanF
eiRasica Proclamation, occurred yester
dAy, Il appears that Mr., Ncrthcu,, At
'Asis eity, aOne time since sold .colprsd
wesnan bat retained her child. Hearing
) Toe sound Of cannon, ana witnessing the
sssseI TejoioipsS the woman inquired
tss cause ckso nauOh joy, when she WAS
~ tat slavery WIS henceierth a dead
ihssitssioa IN Missouri, and that al were
aflss Immediately thiaking If her child
phe spplaed 20 Col nsgur, oar Post Com,
mAndsf, o Know what 10 DO. He SAINT
Capt Mssloru asasr lhe child, restored Il
, - - zothsE, who then went her way re-
lOsSing with tesrA Of joy triekling down
seE aaaty cheeks, Truly JOY Psryaass
the Land.
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consequences or risr E.nru Rv,,

CONSEQUENCES or rtiE EAaru Bxyxo
@sgE sA7sfrAA9x Efa pRaIs.tf the sassA shenAa IA
sew - 4fe Y y sss = vepIa begin IL IAa strAIkAs
ses s@sas nFnsa % saa "A srgreasAsa saerp nsass
sssaSea al atAAs gvSAt Assre u Aasi n $500
as hs8 &nasRt wAars DE t@xAresakarr n " 49, $3.50
wsaaa@ u d MmaasA& Aad twelss dswreas -. 49, ~
@sNa sasss e Ne ecsAa wuuad be sVapsrara A. ~
h agsaaa 6Eas Ak MsAxsF che Fpekx wnaia h snsJs. .
saeEsss9 thsy alss Mould v svApssAtea T.s e~a
S3fA rsasAsd thssuA Mh seaA earth wssia ~ -
v1ss@ snso sEAst xeiamH Of sed.Aoa sss MIA
faA bats Ne asry senassaAsrr IN a. -.
we@dA mssssy Predase blasts euts.sa 4. III
esaas@a--6eseaas6s Awarsaa@ -
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outtitting Goods,

Lowar Broadway, p
wAres fSts. sS&4- Sos
5g @za ZEE
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Dapis's Fookery not leaatcd. :lsv#
4 TIE colitti5h Il thfA mfliissyG aepar.t>>
ment as embraced within the limits Of
Georgia and South Corolinia, is anything
but satisfactory to any man who is aware
OF facts, and has capacity to understand
their Bearing. We presume there - 20
one in this department to whom the con-
dition Of eur present militar! organizations
is less satt2Jact9rg than 70 the GsRer'at
| eOasasqnbliag Probably ihere - mo one
50 thoroughly aware dfthe lanscatc16te DIS.
| organization that prrrat3s IN eFF!atat
corps and sections Of his command. 4et
| it would scarcely 10 fair t. hold him
| responsible fer thi& condition OF things.
His department has boen newly turned
into his hands, and many of the troops
are new to him and to this department:
| They came to him under the command OF
rabeefies hs'h Il teeSf "a them, 8 herd
ofstragzlers and outlaws. What has been
! done to eradicate this evil we shall DOT,
stop to inquire. The time has been short
to do much, and the forces have been
mueh scattered: ous sue fe! s'%S'
moments are arFt'iHS' "hen all mus w
done that is 70 he done when all must
be done that can be done. The enemy
does not intend to wait upon our
leisure, Aad there IS MUCH to do. :. -.
Beiora Bringing ourselves to face the
enemy 1t Is aosoLattiy essential 'hal 'hose
III command bring themselves 70 lace the
vital e'..s existent within cur own .iaTs.
! The path We are now travelling Is straight
eracv has arrived in fatal earnest. The
rs,,i Of the ta 1t s.c a,aat3s rW Lriag
| t5.s C.a,sdeyar1 to t,r qrouad, or viii
! rpirstateits.- ,we-. Without reform We are
tdo,mcl. .Therc is more than. one depart
lAent Of %, I in uhi.h reform is impoE-
/ tal.t. ButrcE.ru III oar armies IS essen
t;al Is III. Nta-Lt it the dcath>kReH
orthe CgDI,.iers..v + a,rG23y toIled. With
the ar,psr r.f.-~is made. he is a coward
! who carries I hr.r;.n Fl, bvcts There
are nsn in tas .1.d :tnere Is fight 10 the
land 1t = the lu.bevlle that i sick at
heart it Is the coward Wlpsa stomach is
wax. There j. ne.h;ng before us that
csnfot he oyr@c NE hut t. do it, there
mus, be- A now -.a,r. things instituted
We ,!v .,7,ip tEere must be nerve. Men
in command u!u-t Tot Re afraid to die;
they nlas4 rot bs afraid to xiii. Officers
must be killed. H.: mere privates Re
form must begin Il tie top. uot The bot
ran, ,,rt tho s,r,;., T, roach the nrivate
.tT,r+,;rs ,on.. hs shot Va want no
,,h,LJs nla,. e, .snI an .rp,v
! What Is = mas lie to the institutions
and the Ebrrr7 Of the counrr, Nothing.
let Id tain.- nl,. aw,y--,rt Us have .
new ranI.,inn II ,n,pr~ r. hant "a
mare la jl,,;. Lm.yy: Wa want one
atom ol brain, me- >,srE cf nerve; We
wlnt No NOR, # Buham,>m We want
n , meruni is with heat> 81. myakevs sad
h>Ay attachments. Il ahe neither cxtrsmi-
t,es--we want tnsn zeal men. csrnes.
mep--Ncxth raroiips Ucor-ia. and
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From the Charleston Msrsary JAa. 4.
A VAIL FROM CHARLESTON.

North et~a1i~a, Georgia, oad SesAs
Carolina In no mood for triFtag~--'
Dapis's Fookery not Isaatcd. :lsgs.
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Police intelligence.
A GKSrLgxAN AND MS WIPE ASSAULTED AND
A


STABBED.
Nicholas Ochsenfor OF lit Chryse street. accompanied
by his wife Magdaen passing along Rvington street.
near the Bowery, when three men, named Max Adler,
Jacob Van Ness and Ernest Dure grossly insultcd Mrs
Ochscnfort In defending his vito Mr. ochsenfort was
knocked down by Ness when Adler cut him severely
on tho head shoulder and hand with knife. Mrs.
Ohscnfor attempting to protect her husband and save
hands soverng the tendous Of the hugcr &c The alarm
was given when officer Long, OF the Tenth precinct has
tened tho spot and succeeded In arcsug the three
mon They were taken before Justice Mansfield and co
United Tor examination
SHOOTING ArpRAY AT JONES wooD-OSB MAN
Al Jones' Wood yesterday, al about half.past six
O'Clock, fight occurred between some parties during
which some shots fred by unknown parties. A
man named John Stewart residing at Is Mott street.
WINS shot In tho et BREAST and 40 badly injured that he
died al q quarter 20 eight O'Clock. The guilty man
escaped Captain Hart OF the Nineteenth precinct has
Instituted search for him which, hoped may prove
suocessful An inquest will be held on abe body this
morning. when oil the details Of the Affair will transpirc
LARGxNY OF ooLD AND DRAFTS.
man named Andreas Klee was taken into custody
yesterday afternoon by officer Bu,msn, OF the Fh pro-
cnct charged with stealing thirty hvo dollars in gold
and draft for hundred dollars In gold Thomas
G. Holm, OF 20 Third avenus The accused wss taken
before Justice Ledwh, 81 the Jefferson Market Police
Court and he'd IN the OF 600 ball. which W fur
nished The money was recovered
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'rne 'ssvs.-rhirty Loan. :

gq 1.sfa..N TaLAoeHuA Nay -, 1885.
y S subse day 70 the ssven THIRTY losa In s,l
parts of TIE uniOdS telegnphed 10 Jay.cooks amount
10 g. osS $50 The BsH single Western subscriptions
were slocsoe from tSs yPsrst National Bank Of New
Albany, Ind: 10000 from John Lunds Co.. Of LOus-
vile, and $4,000 from the c. numerical Baak OF osvs
land The largest Eastern subsc, tops wsrc ssll 800
from Ffske Hatch, Of New York (~e also subscribed
yesterday sSos sool, and 100000 from ths First Ma
s'oaai BANK OF Baltimore. Tho aumber N individual
subscriptions amounted 70 seven hundred and twcnsy-
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suppxy susroous DEATH OLA cyrwAs-Aanssrs
su.rrcF About balf.past twelve O'Clock yesterday
afternoon woman, some twenty FIVE years Of age,
known only as 'Hsnriota," who had boon living in the
disreputabie house Of Madame Augermssn, 11o West
Broadway, died suddenly, under circumstances which
induced tho belief that foul measures had been rcsorted
TO- On Monday evening tho deceased appeared In good
health. bot sf,er retiring 70 her with friend she
heard 10 Scream soon after which her companion
left the house and did not return. Henrietta subse
aueutly complained Of having boon beaten snd yessr
day movnns sorns OF those In tbe house entered her
room and foand Der desihly sick doctor WA called
but he could AFFORD her permanent relief, and
death eusued, stated Captain Petty, Of the Fifth
precinct beus Informed Of TIE matter ordered the
Of Madame Augermsnn her rsputed husband and
two or three young women who BEARDED in the house.
They detained at the station house 10 await The
suit Of investigation. Deputy Covcner Wooster Beach
Jr, made partial examination az the body which
hc found several confused wound but eyidcutly q
recent date DR.. Beach wiz mako post norton exam
nailon the remains this morning after which Coroner
Widsy will hold an inquesA Among the effects Of the
deceased were found many letters addressed 70 'Mss
Flora Williams, 81 Hudson 81 Canal 10 West Houston,
2g2 Csnrc," aud other strsetR Deceased heard 70
cay that she had wealthy father and several sisters
uyiug IN WILLIAMSBURG
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obituary.
WILLIAM r. PINCKNEy.

On Sunday morning last Mr. VIM. T. Pncxney, an old
and highly respected resident Of this city, died At hIs
residence from an attack OF apopIexy The deceased
bad held many positions OF trust, and flied them all
satisfactorily Formerly resident OF me Seventh ward
he It's representative In the Board OF Education for
twelve years. and selected as the nrst Of
tbe Ten Governors appointed the Aimsbouse Ho
subsequently appointed 10 MI q vacancy In the
Board, and later confirmed 10 the position by
popular election Al the time " his death Mr. Pnckncy
was President Of tho Aston Fire Insurance Company,
which position he had held since the date Of s organza
ton His funeral services will take place TO day nj hah
past three IN the afternoon at the Church Of the Holy
Trinity corner or Madison ard Forty second
street Appropriate resolutions have 5ccu adopted by
The corporalon which he presided
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Arrivals md Departures.

nlcs ii2th yols Lieut. Alien. iiah vois Dr Rater
9Th " Vols Dursnt Major Brsyton, Mr. Rrsyton,
smith. David Bersman Charles Frasler cummIng. Cap,
ieorge bellows Hainard Capt W Barter. " Bruce
Bdv ard smith. Teel a Hryw n-.nd a. in The 49, 40
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Heads WIN q New Charm from the Sa~
perb Hss just bogbt GHNfN for the spes
cal the beau Have them, la
dies, RI not delight Ia store for you. And naarh
~ GKNIN,s Bis Broadvav
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-05-24

Lombard Pfns-For Ladies' Hair. New
styles Jus. received from Paris Three rive Esst
Ten Twelve Fifteen, Twenty Forty Dollars each fot
sale by GEORGE g. ALLEN as Broadway one door below
Canal street
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"Martha Washington" Hair Restorer.-
Tie beat market restores gray and faded hair orG
coIor dandrur aud souf 10 superb DRESSING
aud wsrrs uied. G. N CRirTESTON. s. Sixth avenue.
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added ~ day Calendar Part IA Duane street Nos
l542 16le, 1880, $40 Zoo, 7o4 1892 17a4 1850 i60S
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Remov aI.-OGice and Depot OF ORA n.
GOOpAI.E,S CArARRH REMEDY removed TO theSfruss
and Bandazo Institute No Ann street under the Museum
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Mrs. S. A. Aliens Worlds Hair Re.
STORER AND DRFSSI N0--rhe people appreciate then
In this country and Europe.
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PfIsaf PiIes,-Dr. WI

Prizes Cashrd In All Legaiixcd Lotts-
RES, aud Information given. Drawings sent.
J. gLUrE, Brokers Odice, 76 Broadway.
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C1nefnn ati.-Ma uger's Shipping Tags,
suitable for Western trade. VICTOR X. hAU9EBS. No
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pfIesi PiIes!-Dr. winners Pile Suppos
s,ory the only article that win positively becdns
itching pile. permanently. Reference siyen " highly
spec persons Tits city who cured Agent Zee
New York i6t Bowery.
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Gouraud's Italian Medicatcd Soap Cures
Pmples Freokies Eruptions. Tan and al blemishes A
bis depot <S broadway and Druggists. Mailed, rs csnts
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COrms, Buni0ns, Enlarged Joints, and
all Diseases Of the feet, cured by Dr. ZACHARIB -
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n aard snd hs mes remaining q spseai euasl svsh
wss he sass' OF aiairs WHOM lon on tho nve O'Clock
NfssueAL HALas0k on nm RaxyAcu M N
Ths sudden sIt Of your correspondent from Forxss.
Monree and the sscquens dating or this letter = this
place. may 30 scoodAed FOR By the fact ,hss General
Hacok, as usual got th rampage end ordsssd ms To
send no more letters from thsr6sveu conpeng mo to
saks one out Of the Post orco giving you tn above
tails II b very currently reported (and thsrs msy bc
sonss truth In the report, thai Gcssral Hascks anil
mcasy towards newspaper correspondents s oausedby
personal motives and THAT no Intends publishing
history Of the rebellion himself u Is 70 hts interest," 70
keep tho news from the public until his work comes
from the prcss rhis may or may noe bs true; but
oertau Is that his actions towards correspondents on
different occasions gives color and stability the report
He would do well 70 avoid collision with phntes ink
and properly aeud 10 hts military duties No Intelligent
correspondent will attempt TO send contrabsnd
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