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C.yp 18Th Va. I.FlETRE, ForT Gf:MEE,
February Q, 1863

Asa m..tinS Of eou:pa,,ies b, &. si.t |, Ci
the l5.a Virginia Iofhntry, Cors~'4 L'is.o; {,
p,,ks,,,, d, vision. tn. following pseain5'o ara
sn,..,;o., w.rc s,,optsd without q d:sgcntiLg
voice:
Whsf.ss, an unreasonable amount Of gloom
and iesuoldenay has seizsa hoit ct ihc minds
of nsny e our citizens Bnd koldisra, b:oaufe
az tho recent reverees TO cur arms. No, nd o
c,npenen. part OF the army OF Northern VIZ,
pinis, no;ti.g dsu,tsd, como With renewed
VOWS and Oh urh,Dchjng determination to 10
free, and Say to our roople be %! E'ai ehser.
Nav, ,.tre'o's, to
>s Is,n. ,ed, That We aye bstt!el leo ionF,
ii ID TO murh good blood, snd ure engage IL;
!, !.cly nn! too gloriou. q carse eV'r o supn II
&, a Ian .tioal ind ,;ndiotlys to- tI't We viz
..So 10 terics or FrCIo.isiln-, txHpt tuoh az
wall suaraptss u Us Ger rights a Tres and
independent psorle.
2t Kseclsed, That We will rrsss on to the
Fo.i recognition Of our indspet dsnes as
Ing 90 tho great JohorAh gt'es us lie, as
lon. a. strong arms can WELD Elis|enlng
BLADE, and M long q, We ara rus;aincd bJ our
coed people at hume; thet ~ can ne'er 10y
down cus Arms So luGg al The bastard tlo-
Ing, of III ai t;,issty 9oyarnn,ns treaos
foot on S ,utbern soil. We have seen with
holy Indignation ths sofsrings aud wrongs
Ct cur nobla women, the base treatment Of
grsy-hsired sirs,, sEs burning of our lit uses
tle dtsboiing Of cur Southern territory nearly
,,,ur h,rr y.srs. The hs1ksrou, aoss ii mer-
.:,nury hmcl.ngs have been c'unsenanaed by
:. d.rr. liz suier desperately wick ID Sf''a'n-
,-,tst.on, and malignant Iebll,.
-. ke.o:yed, That in view ot th:ss thing''
10 DEGRADING to our .Etm es, 20 cI'l nfuh INC
tod our q ID, e. wtGm b,iopgesh Vengeance,
um1 renewing car allegiance to The COCO oia
7a9tLor Of Ssutes, and our S,ulhern s's'erH'
No buckle On ri:h renewed btrenGsn std 70
dout.'ed ep.rgies our FURNISHED srm6rs' and
20 forth conqntrinZ Ind u Conquer IN q cause
u. iust a, ever GailOn eslOustd. -,
Alb. Resolved, l,ut Wa $50 nothing IN tEe
present aspect of affairs in ous country lhss
should cau.e US 10 mourn as n people without
Lvps; but, on ths contrary, We HONESTLY be-
I,e,e ,bas by the ,nacitessstion Ct little Tor.
,i;uds al , patencs, and by firm, united and
de:e, mined action GA tho part oi tho oitZsns
NJ homo and Tho army in the fold, noe can ana
uiN successfully MAINTAIN our independence,
sni cor quer psacs thst'will give us Isme
and plsc. among the nations Of the earth
5.h. Resolved, That a copy Of these tssoiu
.ions BIO sent to brigade hesdquistsrs' and 70
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C.srhs lHUEDgs l.xAa.-Ssmg.! Q, JEa,4~
ridge. Ta4ks. soit'Sr, has b:7n Transferred
from the Libby Pi.sy! re tia Castle, 20 =,
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40 = &-zsr.ec Ir2m the r0Gici.ras9 army.
J14H G72wr. q he 2S.h Virgins asyal,y,
waG yesterday Committed TO his Cas:ia
charged with horse stealing.
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G1on APPRENTICESHIP Jyhn NJ West.
Of ,hs firm IT Whit i Jyanc;o1, bs5 b:cn a.
painted agent FOR IL reception q 81 lach-
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for Coax loes;e prisoners nov lsnguishine IL
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and DIV
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CITY INTELLIGENC T..

'"sfsnia.Tr PRIsoxE2S.--ihs la;. e tEues
.'samc: NsH York, Maj2r Mqlforh, GTrTcia.
"-r:,s la,t night, With over olo Thousand
H1n!ed:rste rriv9bsr. for exchange. Ih.
iATiyat.on Ct the river bslow Rockc.;s being
.c'o.cd again by ico il is impoepihis q; pses,c,
wiring SO ssy wh,a ;ls released csp'iyes r.i
ral1,j the r,;y
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mAroa's O5UaT.-NOt5irg OF inioros: .Taa5-
pirei IL this Cour. yesterday.
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tEeiye ,a:es 4 EST C! SaTaanah. Ger pioga.s
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Orc division of Shsrmau's army under
Foster, rc;Ga.ng 3: nycotaigo.
M"ri. "sm ahyfl 10 give long credit tar
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LATRsT From TIE UNITED STATES.
THE PEACE FAILURE
I.inc0ln's Report,
ALL ABOUT THE BLAIR MIsSIOl

The Official Orders, Letters, &c.
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A uDs,cs OF :scs;.t steamboat expi1.a n in =
"cstssn pEprr ar-ds follows Tho CaptSir
,@9':s.. .tS.0r.. 80 Iid Le clsnb.rnsil, sha ws:a
iisrre,I 10. $4,000 and loaded witt. iron
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EHara ~ : NAME 2--Tt5 TifH 0G uas :
an- distinguishes; G'a2s0s -c0ts-1-y saia
brt': is. {. -, h"arty lyy nnI Tho !s,;.sr h.;i
,4etciaEeI - aRr2o Lim "GonBi!lat.3aai
acssGu:I IL. - BJaGva Traveller.
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WARRINGTON, Friday, }

SEWARD'S LETTER 10 ADAMS.
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Crs: roR DEaF ,SDE:CY --O4e Of t., s,.-
oert:iH cares f4r. dep'zssi,n cf er;rits. rry4
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everything tgr ths g.o4 81 Ii; c-Uas.
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Rrcuxosp Saturday, Jso, q i"GG

IN conformity atk tao litter Of hir. Lirz
eoln, Of which tho foregoing ia l. copy, 5aa
arc - pressed to Washington c,tJ ins inst
lnsl conference with him upon The issa,a IT
eolvtd in tho sziotins war, and fer the jug
l,no VI securing peace H. tia t@; c1u4lr::i.
With great respect,
Your CIT 8arv't,
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l)lpaiqur's Sub pistric, u Grenada,
Gri>Ap,, Nes3 July aIIhp 1865 !

Ilpaiqur's Sub Distric, n Grenada,
G%Gi>Ap,, Mss, july alIhp 1865.
CIRCULAR:
Having been ordered By superior
authority to take command Of this
Sub District, anil having observed
within the few days since assuming
command, that certain parties are
not aware that the status Of the col
orcl population had undergone. q
radical change, ! locm Il my duty 70
us before the people, yflturc course
q action with reference to tic freed.
men.
II Is hot NY intention to deal
harslly with people who have since
their infancy been taught to look
upon the negro as q mere cha,tcl. II
II not to be expected that human be.
inss can abruptly alter their aenti'
mcntJ or instantly eradicate dccl
rooted preialiccs, but ono thing they
can alter, and shape ut once accord
ing to circumstances, that Is tlcil
actions-thcy must cease to abuse
and malircat the negro.
am determined to stop all whip
ping, kicking, and otherwise abusing
the negro. II this notice is not sui
fcicnt to induce certain parties I,
treat the c%olorc,l people %haiaanclY.
hall alop, sach measures rs vii
teach them that negroes have rights
which the white man il bound to re
poet. il. ltEp, Col.
Condo Sub Dist. of Grenada.
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Nip Van Winhle's Letter.

Alcllcr signed "Trip Van Wintlo''
AMI published in the Memphis Bd
ita Of the 7th, say:
"1'hc commanding officer Of this
department knows better than wr To-,
pclhaps, but wc are nj q loss 90 find
the necessity for q garrison OF every
little place IN the country when "c
are al living p~caccahly, anl neither
c0mmit,ir,, nor thrca:cuing To com-
NIT, any act arlinst the suyc.mcnt
anil he com .itligd authorities - The
county. ~ remarked IN q former
letter, the citizens complain Of the
nets Of Federal soldiers in many IN
stances, anil | learn that . promin.
emit citizen Of this county, Col. b.
+. McGhcc, went to Jackson to rep
rcscn, the matter to Coy. Sharkcy.
None Of the acts complained Of have
come under my observation, but
hear them charged with taking every
horse anil mule that has the least
scnblanco Of . brand upon him, anil
also with adyi ing negroes to burn
their masters houses. It these
things be SO, they are very little cal.
%culatcl to assist the rise and growth
Of good feeling between the people
Of the South and those Of the North
now so much denied by the rejecting
men Of both sections. As the mat
ter will now doubtless be laii before
General Oustcrhaus, there will no
doub, be o thorough investigation Of
il, and | trust there will in future be
no NICE complaints"
II the writer Of the above extract
intended to apply the charges therein
mentioned, 10 the Federal troops s,a.
toned Of Pamela, he Is entirely mis-
informed, as We have not heard an,
complaints asains. them. 1t is true
they have been nmOns', us bu. a l,or'
time, bu. they have conducted them
selves with prcpricty and in such
way as to give satisfaction TO tn
COMMUNICATED We believe tina. W
speak the sentiments Of the commu
nifty, when we say that ], is their Wis
tia, tlc commanding officer, Capt
Morrison, and the Provost Marshal
Lieut.. Larimcr, may be permitted
remain on duty with us SO long a
troops may be stationed here.
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tAaal
arIu HamA vi flar' rp
t0f.wIfIa u,pr. tda county
4.Is .nt.es htn 49,
t.", a-.taii. ssl
''f..f i1l. 'nl f'll'lel
oa gair'ly WI nv on' "aai'. "
81 di NliHy Post
u..,f ,.i,saI bs btpfae.
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Amfnimnl. 30 Ihl l0n.NMI0n

,lnu mna tlrDf ~
.l.r. 0loH.l d oBr papu'Ii.
,cIns ne.c.snry ZONE ching" BOZ
a., c.t.hrrion, and more specially
me the m.d0ctiou and p,1cTof Ju
tcc II the pcaco. At present 'h'
Cnclil Court lnp original imiH llc
tetr mall eases Of mIsdcmcanors and
criminal ro rtiou', anil when o.
p.ron. ! arrested on O. criminal
charge, lr Justice Il thg pence Iu
uoponrr under The On. tltu'lou ~
do mytlins do Ilmu bind the party
o,rr 10 appear before the Circuit
Court, or COMM, him to iall, and o.
the Circuit Court only meets twice o
year, it 20 clear that The number d
minor offences that will be committed
by the negro population, sill III our
,ails to overlooking, and tax the poo
pie scr, lya,ily to keep them IN con-
linemcn, from one term II The Court
t. another. An enlargement Of the
power and jurisdiction Of Justices
Of the peace is rendered absolutely
necessary ty our condition, and the
Convention ought to give them con-
current Jurisdiction with The Circait
Court, in I'll minor offences against
the criminal code, under such %resiric.
tons as the Legislature may from
.,A.c 10 ,imo adopt.
There never was a time in the his.
tory Of the State when We needed
the services Of our best men as mag.
i~slrates, so much as We 10 now, aud
il is equally true that many of our
ablcs, men will not consent to be.
come candidates for such IN Office.
II would seem to be the part Of Wis
dom therefore, to change the mode oil
selecting magistrates. lie, the Gov.
crnor appoint on the recommendation
Of the Board Of Police Of each ccun.
IS. This would all dignity to the
oiicc and render it iuorc honorable
IN the eyes Of the community, and ne
man would refuse to discharge The
i.ie4 u. an oiicc 10 which he bad
l,en called hy The Police Court ans
the Governor especially, as il would
lc I'm 'oliciicl honor. Somcvha
similar N as Of selecting MasiS
,ra,cs Is used in many of the State.
Of the Union, and found to work vel
but VIC have a ~prcccacn, in our owr
State on the subject Of sclcetin,
Grand %jarics. When they were SC
lec'cd by drawing names from a boz
it 40 often happened that so large
proportion Of the names drawn wCr,
men not suited for the rcsponsibl,
duties Of Grand jurors, that Ii
Courts Of the State called upon tn
Legislature to change the mode q
selecting the Grand jury. The,
,ione SO and made it the duty Of III
Board Of Police, to select men Froi
each beat 10 serve rs Grand juror
Experience demonstrates that III
change vasa good one, and now v
have Grand jurics composed Of OF
hest citizens. Such We believe voul
be the result il a similar change W.
made tn the mode Of selecting tu
tees Of the Peace.
If the Convention should deem
impolitie to make these changes
the Constitution, then !, will beccn
necessary Cor the Legislature to q
,stlish o criminal Court III CO.
county. with jurisdiction in all cas-
not capital, to have a jury, a cCun
prosecuting attorney, and to meet
lcss, four times a year. This Cou
nigh. also be invested With civil ]
r4iictirn 2, o certain extent. tul
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The following is the official vote Of
Pamela county for delegates to the
Convention.
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Samuel Mathews and L. T. Cooper
are clcc,ei-wholc vote in the county
IO7. This Is about one half Of the
hirl,Cs, vote ever cas-, in the county
before tue war. anil Is about two.
thirds of shs yn.'r. population a.
Ii linn.
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announcements.

Dr.. 81. n. PHILLIPS is presented 10 The
for The lioase u Representative
10 tho ncx, LegisIsiuts-nc'sis roleis.
VOTERS.
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MISS. & TENN. II. R.
~ q

NIL furi,e. n%eiicc, trains MI run
north.
Leave Grenada Monday .Weloc-l,y, mi
] rilHy, ut 80, p. M. arriving n il,H W..
Tuesday, Tlurainy and Saturday, al Il y
o.. M.
ert1li.
Leaves Memphis. ! 80, =. m. Nenlf
Wednesday anl friday, arriving NJ Ono
ada ut II 30 u M. Tuesday. Thursdn, as
Saturday. Close connections made VII
,rains On the Mississippi Central u. u.
\, :. LifEHNORf.
General Superintendent
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE

ADMlNIsIHhTON NUFlcE.
The Honorable Probate conr, u pm..
Ia county. Mississippi having NJ the is,
term, 1868, granted letters Of ndmihislt
ton on the estate Of ianning Jone,, 4,
ceased, to the undersigned. Now ihsrtfoe
MI persons having claims against aid 4
tate. nro hereby nolhicl 10 haze them In
bntel md registered within tho. time h.
ptircl nv law, or they sill b. barred hyih
s,a,nte N ,a.h case ,ando anJ provided
JOSEPH GARTER AIut.
y, H. SIlbGf, IN, WV" W.
iy2Q.Gw pa. JAY 18th, lsfi.
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by Telegraph 10 uc Ncv York SUM-

Tns ship Maria Celia, from Portland for Buenos
I. at Pernambuco, lesky, anu had been con.
esmned.
TnE ship Young America va, totally lost on
Paraaalba bar on the i5Ih o. Sep smb'r. Crew
and cargo saved.
TIM great fair Of the Boston Mercantile Library
Association opened lat evening, al Boston, with
great enthusiasm.
TnE PfntoDroo, tho official journal q the hcr.
lean Republic, annoInces that 0,Eaa has been
occupied by body OF Jlsriss troops under
Col. Dlsz, brother OF Porfe.io D.Rh.
A ooUasE o. Lectures, under the auspices OF tho
Pfen Club Of Philadelphia, was iasusgrated last
evening, at the Academy O. Hg1c IN that ely,
with great success. Hon. WI ,aw Kelly dolv'
cred an sdJroAs on s..odGH" - On Intelligent
and fashionable aul.ence.
LARGE aud influential meeting was held yes
terday In tho Merchsu,s' Exchange Boston, In
favor OF the immediate construction oi The Northern
Poetic Railroad. Ma or Lincoln presided. Power
iul speeches were made by Ex-Governor Curry Of
Oregon, and Ex-Governor Fuller, ~ I'Ah'
TnERr WAS slarge fro at tAv,ndAl, Pa, ys'tsr-
day morning, by which tue sLa'aa'en aiIlH
two dwellings woro destroyed. Inc property was
owned By Miss Ellen PIsles'n and MI hoOor'
Patterson, Of PniladelphiA The ira Is supposed
to have been tho work Of an ineendlAry' Loss
about $4,000.
GES. CASBf has issued 81 order turning over to
the New Orleans city authorities al sanitary reSu-
lations that havo boou under the control Of the
military since 1882 sso r.sgrns ell con'ial over
j nat 49,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-11-14
From Washington.

wAsuSoros, Nov IS.
M Birelov, our Minister at Paris, Announces by
stespitch Of oct 25th, 10 the seciotsry Of st,te,
that the Imperial Comm s,ion have extended nc
tthe sl. u.imo a. which. according 70 the original
programme. 1Ae United States Commission At Paris
vts required 70 ssnd in . plan Of arrangetnen, Of
our part Of the EIpoLuon. 10 tie 9lst Of January
ntIt
The Department Of State has received letter from
Minister Pike dated she Hague, Oct lsIh, in which
he ,ay,i
There /. little of public interest rcing In Europe
at this moment excepting what feiefs to the cholera
and cattle p.Gsue. lively concern prevailed In
regard the former until mari ed change OF weather
to-. pace lev Jay. ago. Tue efcepuona condition
Of the Atmosphere wheh has prevailed steadily sinoe
hpnns has lei - constant Ippr hen,ion Of some
storms which have occurred within the last week have
now doue much 10 dusipslo the remains Of
iurbance it is believed viii also moliiy
the plague raging among the cattle. The
obtainlng the fcts in regard to the 'pread Of thi,
murlau In Holland, the nA'u4e OF the attacks and
tho medical reatmen, in tho varou. cases. THIS
Information has been given 70 the public through the
journals nom day 10 day. When these lanou shall
Sc cumpctcI viii endeavor 10 collect the facts Of
Their 1le.Ipnoc ior transmission 10 you. 1hey may
be OF service ~ Gaze the pesuonoo should reach our
taoIe.."
james Duncan and Captain Richard B. wlnder.
pSs confined in The Old Capitol Prison, charged With
cruel treatment toshlh l uion prisoners ~ AnSer-
.onyi.le, will soon be brought to trial and 1t 10
unlerstood Court is being organized Tor that pur-
po.e.
The Farrrsui Court Martial hs, occupied tho whole
day in hearing tho testimony Of witnesses for the
defence IN the case Of Commodore Craven.
It rppeau from the United States Treasurers
monthly statement for October, that the amount on
deposit in coin thirty -four millions seven hun.
dred and ity.iour thousand dollars and the total
amount on deposit nearly one hund cd millions.
All the coin va. available. Tho amount on deposit
In the National Bank. nearly thirty millions, and
the unavailable funds in the late insurTectionAry
States seven hundred and sixteen thousand.
The President informed an Confederate Genera
to-day, that It Ia not his preseni intention to pardon
any more civil or military leaders Of the rebellion.
The total receipts from internal revenue since tn,
6r.t Of July are SlS7,O0l3G5.
Il has been decided b. the Second Comptroller
tha. matured and unpaid installmenI OF bounty
descend TO hers in oIeg countries the same pay
The Government, in order to preserve the neutral
Ity Of the United stGtos with Ie,poct TO those en-
RACED In tho existing war in Mexico, will suffer NJ
armed parties TO pass our fron.iers nor permit On!
arms or munitloas Of TO be sent to either belli
,erent. THIS, however does not prevent ind lvIdual
from pGss.ng si'h arms or their personal protection