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From ths Mayer Of Eric.

Erie, Pa, May 2.
Whilst acknowledging with profound
humiliation the absence of proper dc
monslration OF respect on the part of this
city 10 greet the remains of President
Lincoln on their arrival on last Friday .
m., justice to our citizens Who have ever
delighted TO honor the lameuted patriot
whilst living, and who are secoud to none
10 heartfelt devotion to the memory ofthe
illustrious dead, requires publicity Of the
fact that in the midst of preparations for
the mournful occasion they were inform
ed by Superintendent Of the Cleveland
& lie r. r. that the funeral escort had
made special request that no public de-
monstration be made at thi, place in CT
der that their committee might have rest
and repose. Aequiescence with this .un-
authorized request is therefore the true
cause Of the apparent national discredit
attributed to tLi. city.
(5igned] F. +. FARRAR, Mayor.
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Hssn 0alilssnia.
San Fransisco, Nay /.

Oregon pspsrs nsntion the hsngisg o.
6ftsen hofss. thieves and highvaymen IA
Wslla Walh and other counties 81 lynch
law withis short time. The yigiIanes
committees have list OF 16O ro9uss Who
viii b. driven ont Of the country or pan.
ished. e
Arizona advicss to the l9.h Of April
mention another fight with tho Apachss,
in which twslve Indians we're killed and
one soldier killed and ono wounded. The
Indians Aed.
Gilbert W. Hopkins. . member Of tho
Arizonia Legislature, Carlos Smith, one
Of the officers Of that body, and several
other whites, had lately been murdered
BY the lndisos.
Mining and business prospers. The
crops 10 California ell look veil.
Deposits ai the mint during the month
we're about SEES 600.
Arrived last evening the steamer Sierra
Nevada from Portland and Vicloris With
8lli 900 In gold.
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New York, May 2.

A'SW = ~set ~eJ -
The Coumercial's Washinston special
ays Mayor Wallack has been appoisted
President Of the association for the eree
tiou Of . monument to the late President
| 10 this city. Geo. W. Riggs, tbs banker,
is treasurer.
Capt R R,bt. Lincoln has gone to Illi.
nois to be present at the interment Of his
fathers remains At Springfield.
The Posts Washingtos special says
the trial of the persons implicated 10 the
assassination will commence in that city
early aext week. Newspaper reporters
will be admitted.
A steamer has just been captured run-
ming out the Rsppahannock river With
several kegs Of specie stolen from Rich
mond banks BY the flying rebels on
board.
The Post says Gen. Barry and Major
Geo. Ward Nichols. of Sherman's STAFF,
Maj. Ludlow, Of the engineer corps, Capt.
Marshall and Lit. Vohenlick, of Gen. Bar.
ry's staff, arrived in this city last even
ing. They left Raleigh on Friday q. m.
at 10 o'clock BY way Of the Dismal Swamp
Canal. and hsve made, it will be seen, =
quick passage home.
Gen. Sherman has gone to Charleston
and Savannah to look after bis command.
The 10Th and 23d corps with Kilpatrick's
cavalry are to remain 10 garrison in the
Carolioas, while the others are on their
way homo BY way Of Richmond and Alex
sndris. They will be at the latter place
by the 6rst of June.
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Tho Feres that Johnston Surrcndsrsd.
New York, April %.

Tho Feree that Johnston Surrendered.
New York, April %.
The Herald says: The following Or
gsnixations are included in the force sur.
rendered by Gen. Johnston: The military
division OF the West. Gen. Johns.oa' .
command. Army of the Tennessee. Army
of North Carolins, Gen. Bagg's army OF
South Carolina. Georgia aud Florida. 1t.
Gen. Hsrdee's Georgia M,litia. Maj Gen.
Howell Cobb. The only remaining rebel
army east OF the Mississippi not surren
dered is that of Dick Ia, lor. which also
formed part of Gen. Johnston's command;
but as JEFF. Davis is probably making his
way through that district aud army, John
90 doubtless declined to surrender il
unsil Davis could get beyond the MIssis
sippi.
The Herald estimates that sixty-six
& neral officers v re surrendered By John
sion, ranking as follows: full General, 3;
Lieut.. General, 5; Msj1r Generals, ~;
Brig. Generals, 3S.
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st. Louis. May 2.
The Democrats Cairo special says the
Memphis Balle.in learns Sunday lsss ne.
go,iations were progressing few miles
below Red River between Col. Sprague.
Chief of Staff of Maj. Gen. Pope and the
authorities of the Trans, Mississippi De.
psrtment for the surrender Of Kirby
Smiths forces
The Republicans Cairo special says
Gen. Chalmers vas murdered BY persons
unknown, but moro reliable information
says i. was done by rebel soldiers.
Refugees from Tompkinsville bring .
report that the rebel Gen. Maury, late
commander Of Mobile, has been super
seeded BY Gibson. who commanded brig
ads at Spanish Fort. He says the demor-
slization among rebels in that vicinity is
very great. The rebel gunboats Morgan
and Nsshvills there are almost deserted
BY officers and men.
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The Assassination Conspiraey-Three
Hundred Arrested.
Times Special
Washington, May 2.

Washington, May 2.
In the further progress Of the prelimi-
nary examination As to the assassination
conspiracy arrests are continually being
made, and thus far the whole numbsr
taken into custody will reach near three
hundred.
The trial Of these conspirators will be
commenced, however. before . military
commission, and il upon this hearing the
same facts are brought out that have been
disclosed 10 the preliminary examination.
the magnitude Of the plot will astonish
the whole country.
Il is not true, as reported, that Harold
has been tried. Hi trial is ses for to
morrow.
Lieut.. Dougherty, who Commanded ths
detachment CT the 10th New York caval
~ chat assisted ia the capture Of Booth
has been promoted to captsioey BY |
commission from the Governor of New
York.
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BEAUTITuL, SoFr AID GLossY HAIR
Those wanting foe and glossy hair
please read the card Of GEoRaE CABus 10
another part Of this paper. Cabus' Tonic
10 permanent euro fpr the da4drnf /;
cures scurf; sruptionsi asd oil diseasss
Of the skin restores grey hair to Sts orr
ginal color. apps dim
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An Armistics with Dick Taylsr.
Asmphis. April 30.
via Cairo. Nav


The Bulletin this morning says il is re.
ported the rebel Gen. Dick Taylor sent
Gen. Hodge to notify Gen. Dana Of the
surrender Of Johnston to Sherman and ia
form him OF the terms Of surrenner. Gen.
Dana immediately gave full credesee to
Dick Tsylor's statements and arranged
an armistice With Hodge, the terms oi
which are said to be 40 entire cessation
Of hostili.ies, each retaining the right to
punish guerriIlas, and trade regulations
and intercourse continuing under very
liberal constructions. This armisIice con-
templates arrangements on the Same plan
a. those proposed by Sherman, unless re-
pudiated By Gen. Dsna's superior officer.
The armis:ice commenced on the 29.h of
April, only to be terminated on forty
eight hours notice.
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New York, May 2.

New York, May 2.
The steamer Scotia from Liverpool 60,
Queenstown 23i. has arrived.
Consois 9oA@9l tor money.
The Car passed through Paris and
had an interview with Napoleon
The Mexican loan is highly successful.
Bourse heavy.
Liverpool. April 93.
Cotton buoyant, advanced IL and in
some cases more for American. Bread
stuffs quiet end steady; provisions quiet
and steady.
The Morning Advertiser asscrts that
the receipt Of the news of the fall Of Rich
mond, Napoleon proposed to Lord Covely,
British ambassador to Paris, thai Engla
and France should by treaty, offensive
and defensive. make common cause and
assist each other with oil land and Sea
forces in the event of an attack on either
Canada or Mexico.
The Advertiser denounces the schemc
and trusts inquiry will be made into il
on the reassembling Of Parliament.
This statement must be taken for what
| il is worth, as it il not referred to by any
other journal.
The belief 10 the struggle being over
| il the South continues TO gain strength.
American securities and even cotton are
very buoJant and active in anticipation Of
peace.
Tho Army and Navy Gazette thinks it
impossible that organised resistaoce can
10 prolonged.
The King Of the Belgiums on his return
| to Brussels wss taken with illness.
| The Iadex and some other prof. South
dkn journals still profess 10 look hopefully
upon the second act Of war, which they
argue Is about TO open.
Mr. Harvey. q. 8. Minister TO Porta-
gal, publishes letter in tho Times giving
HE version Of the firing into the Niagara
and Sacramento q Lisbos. showing they
were entirely blameless, and sceosdioR
high praise 70 Comnodors Craven fof hia
tf0Fbeasaucc.
Ths Tines thiaks unless - South
consents TO 70 entsr the UsioB, the end u
- far OF q ever, bat . tho North shoNl
levidsnee Of lihsnlis1 I'D q slavery i
alrssdy hslf sxt'ncs aad verging o. il
lansl dsom, ~ Timss shisks rsoossssuo
Isios pessibls. but eoma What nay, Fog
J had uili await - isDus With ~ stsad,
lfosboorAaee = neners1s, ~ wish - saf
- VIII = = iesieg sass.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-05-03
JEFF Davis Escape from Danville.
New York, May g.

The Herald's Washington correspon-
dent says:
Davis remained in Danville six days
under the greatest suspense, failing to
hear from Lee, who was expected to reach
that place and make the Siaunton river
his line of defense. The news Of the sur,
render finally came, broogh. IN by scouts
but was disbelieved. 1t vas kept secret
however, rs long as possible, add when
it became known there was general ex-
odus.
Stoneman's men were between Dan
vile and Greensboro. and fred on th'
train that carried Davis and his CAbine
away.
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rx The Post argues editorialIy th

rE The Post argues editorlaIIy that
the plot for the murder of Lincoln, john
SOP, Seward, Stanton, and Grant, was
known and approved by JEFF Davis and
other rebel leaders Issays ct the very
time when the assassins in Washington
were preparing to do their work. DAVIS
opened negotiations with Sherman, 10
which he dealt with thas General as II
Sherman we're in fact chief officer of the
Uoited States Government, the others
being supposed to be killed. The Foss
cites other arguments to prove it.
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Naval Operations.


The Navy Department has received .
communication from commander w. H.
Aacomb. under date Of April 18th, at
Plymouth, N. G, in which he says:
Il got news yesterday to The effect
that the rebels had sent fosting battery
down the Roanoke and it was then just
above this place. l Immediately started
from Winton 10 the Wilderness and ar-
rived here last night. Ilhsn found that
commander Fediger had sent : party ~
under Lieut.. franklin, Of the lsaiAh.
which party found the battery sask seal
Janesyills By ons Of their own torpsdoes
Lieut. Franklin set Gro to all Of her lhaI
vas above water. She Is pretty thor
oughly destroyed.
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Ts bs OisbanAsd.
New York, May 2

The Herald's Washington correspon-
don't says:
Tho Armies Of Georgia and Tesnessee,
commanded respectively BY Generals 6lo.
cum ssd Howard. were under orders %
the 2Ssh ult. to move north via Richnoud
TO Alexandria. where they will be dis
bsuded or sest to moro important active
aelds Of The rsbellies, il any 90 - said
10 exist.
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New York, MAY

New York, May 2.
The Herald's Washington special says
Chief Justice Chase has gone South 10
reorganixs the civil courts
The Times Charleston correspondent
says:
Ex-Gov. Aiken was arrested by order
of President Johnson. and the arrest is
based upon his refusal to take tho oath OF
allegiance.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-05-03

p0r At the municipal election in Or
tumwa Monday, the Cops elected Samuel
Gossago Mayor, by 10 majority The
Union men elected three Aldermen in
the 2l ward.
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oenszal WasAburn's Order.
Memphis, April %. vial

Memphis, April 20. vial
Cairo, 70.
Gen. Washburn's order declaring tha,
after the 25th Of April the Confederate
soldiers within his District be regarded
felons, not prisoners OF war, 10 having .
salutary effect. Great numbers have sur
rendered.
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~ Orders from JEFF. Davis to the
rebel Secretary of the Treasury have been
found in the treasury building At Rich.
mond, directing that officer to place large
sums of money to JEFF g credit in various
foreign countries.
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oWsrkHsSON MUST DRMADu ODTOUs; TRAIT
0kk HUff B8 PUNlsHED AND lMP0v EkIeHkD; ;
THEY MUST NOT ONLY BRlPUNl leH %. pUr THg
ttSCtAL ,WKR MUST I'M DESTROYED; AND AFfkR
AASiNa TRBAe0N ODfDlls EvEhY UNION NAN
AND TIN GOvkRNneNT MOULD NJ RgMUNkk.
ATeD 0U { OF The Puck EIb or THOSE WIIy HAvg
INFLICTED THIS GREAT sGffHhIN0 uPUN THE
COUNTkl.r-fA AndreW JoaAsol, April 2lst, 1885,
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H Gen. Ulysses s. Grant was forty
four years old last Thursday. He was
horn 1t Point Pleasant Clsrmoos ooss.y,
Ohio.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-05-03
A GRICULTURAL WAREHOUSES
And sEaD Dr0RL
WlCKERSHAM 4 CO.,
DnALxHs m
AeRIculTuRM IMPLEMENTS,
safdsn, Grass md ether sssd,,
ls3 1aia u, xnoxm

Aanufacfurssr Agents for fhrsshins M.eh,r.. IT,,
eOwsgs hay Prsssss and Power Corn shelIers. M.nso
s.s.n os 0asnt = HinmAn's Excelsior Fan Mill M
L0WS-AolIne, Rock Island. Ksckuh- w.r.-
and Other Piows on hand. "Ai~s
CULTevATO0N-fe state, I. d Smith,,
Aonitcr ssasorfsk es either Of which Il capaLle =.
Ill hand labor. s' VIII
Corn Rianf.rs Tor horses by hand, Hay and str.~
Uattefs nve ansrenf varieties Horse Rakes Or Yoke
nsesbasTows Horse Ptehfrks. Spinning wheels Reefs
nsshine nschlnes, Gothes Wrngers Flower Pots B,Ts
Gags, bird Seed, &C. lot Of choice Clover TfratL,
ssne ofess and ktsx Seed, hand for sale Al IL
IN ~ srset- wIcKRREHAM 4 CO.
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E- The Times Washington special
saws new paper. based upon thoroughly
loyal aud Union principles, is about to be
pnblished in r chmond under the title of
the Republic. aud with the mos.o' no :.
North; no South; no East; no west. ~
is 10 be started under the full appreciation
of the authorities.
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ET Chief Justice Chase has gone
South on a mission for the Government.
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ARREsrs.-It il stated that there are
now three hundred persons under arrest
for completely in the assassipation plot.
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IMPORTANT The Tsiloring Estab-
Il ishment No Estes Hose Is decidedly tb- cheap
Keoknk frsf class cot hing either ready made
o male 10 order. JOHN Ackv1TT, Proprietor.
mays
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LATEST FROM RICHMOND.
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o. c. HALE, Cashier.
ELI. AN ORATORIO

ELI, AN ORATORIO First per-
i frned At the Musical FESTIVAL. birmingham. Eng
in ls6s. The ~ards selected sbd written W wm- BlR
rseLonE ~. The nasie composed ty AilcaAsl Cosf..
hDe tiun OF th andsrd work mi f,rm ith pitson
Cs-s poaalxr editio The .~isi and The Crea
- has Jasf been nubished Price In cloth 81 81:
barls ~ ua paper 81 IS. Matted potpda. r-cssps
Of rrice. OLIVER Dfts N 4 Co.
map2 Publishers, "a Washingi ipn ~ Boston
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-05-03

NEGOTIATIONS WITH KIRBY Smith.
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SHERMAN GOES TO CHARLESTON
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NEWS BY TELEGRAPH
Disbanding the Army.
The Assassination A Plot.

Hundreds Of Arrests Made.
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AU TOM MATIC ORGANS,
SCHOOL ORGANS
MELODEONS S,
rHlRrr.ylvE THOUSAND NOW IN usE,
Every instrument Warranted for Five Years.
Eysrylns!rumsnt Warranted for Five Ysars

In presenting the AUTOMATIC ORGAN, holdy
nouuce the create triumph cal instrun, nts o.
the age Daring past half century TIE French std
Germans have manufactured reed intuumenfs with
louhle bellows and pedals for the operate,
but the of the reversed KxHausrins BELlows,
which only bellows nsedin our instruments, made
il impossible them to produce the mellow, rich and
musical tone for which instruments celebrated.
Another OBJ ection 10 this method OF ing was that
both feet being occupied opportunity offered for
the managems of the swell twe years
instruments constructed this European plan Of
oubls blower have been manufaetu ed this
try and coupterart this difficulty want OF swell
lever has IT ieeted from the centre of the inftfu
ment 70 act upon the swell AND OPERATED
The and necessary effect this
object dissgreeab enough TO gent psan hut 10
lady the Of such appepdagejs ne~ris i'm. cssbe.
device obviates this difficulty ntreiv
the simp act Of blowing with orlsss force gvii
thu In the volume Of tone
For seventeen years the superior excellence o' our Me-
odeons been questioned and for two years 81
the demand has made II impossible Tor " to
meet our orders promptly With
e feel assuring patrons that thetr or
lers viii be prompy met, and solicit continuance OF
their patronage
| - q liberal disssssf - cierxymsn, cAsrsAss 80
ssAssls.
0eO. a. PRIvCE 4 CO., nm ffalo, \. y.
emo. n. PRINCE = CU.. CAtGAess -.
An Illustrated catssosme, with full description Of
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Trial Of the COsssptrGf0,.s.
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4 BSTRACT OF THE MONTHLY
"A STATEMENT OF THR klsoKEK BRANCH
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1>O GROCER5.-Just received m
l. fnvoice Of Spices from the w. g. spte Miils, Phils
dephia-Back aud Cayenne Pepper Giniter Cinnamon
Hutm-xs &C. &c Aso lot of salt Petri Carbonate ei
soia Indigo aud Cream Tartar, aso anvcice pf se
cars Of tbs choicsss brAnds. ukICH RkAkG.
fs;sF1 &ssr h~s ar = sts ~
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-22
THE MAILS,

five are to have any mails, the people
must at once go to work and get Post
masters appointed ,0ho can take the oath re
l,jrs9 limo man can be found who
can take it, get some unmarried lady to
,nnIv, She can be commissioned and
appointa deputy.
This Is Of the utmost consequence TO
+ba nublic as otherwise they will be de-
,,rived of all mail facilities. The Post
Master General intends to stop the de
livery of all mail matter at points '0hcre POS
MASTERS hare not been regularly appointed
We trust an effort will be made to es-
tobIish Post Offices, at once, at all the
county towns, and all depots on thu
different Railroads.
recommendations Of Post Master
sbonId he addressed to First AsslStan
POST Master General and enclosed to "
l. Kelly, special Agent, Post Office Dc
- partment, Jackson.
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Sanders, Duncan and Lee to be
tried by Military Commission.

MEMPHIS, Nov. 21.-Gold weak, buying
rates 1861 to 147 selling for l473 to l48
Cotton "A to As, closing dull and noml-
inal under pressure of New York adVlces'
Judge Jones, of the Criminal Court OF
this city, has resigned. Col. William
Hunter is his successor under appoint
ment by Gov. Brownlow.
No northern dispatches received to-day
Memphis, Nov. 2l.-Gold quiet at l463
to 147 selling at l473.
Cotton active at As to 46 cents tor mid
ding.
The Advertiser of this evening has the
following:
Allnegro troops in Texas to be mus
tered OUT.
Members of Press have been excluded
from the War Department for telegraph
ing incorrect reports.
Great sickness among troops at corpus
Christi. Gen. Russell and half his ofhcer
are down with Break bone fever.
Gen. Howard returned to Washington
and states in his report to the Preslden
that it would be injudicious to Withdraw
the troops from the Sonth.
DR.. MADDOX was discharged on accoun
of iustifiable homicide.
The Commissioner has been authorize
to induce emigration to Mexico.
! Secretary Stanton has authorized con
mission to try Sanders, Duncan ana Lee
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A CARD.
To our Old Friends and FORMER
fCustOmer

WE the undersigned, beg leave TO INFORM o'l
friends in Kinds and surrounding countess 'nSt Wv
hav e opened again our old stand at tne IRON '0N'
Store Corner Washington and China Street.
wabave been and are yet receiving from the east
o,o of tho largest and handscmest stocks of Fancy
and Staple Dry Goods, Clothing, Shoes Boots Hats
and Cans. Hosiery, Shawls Mantillas, &C., &c &c
Our stock las been selected with great care by Mr.
Bazsnsky who been iu business for thirty years
Our prices will suit purchasers. We woula invite
tho publie to exam ne our stock before purchasing
elsewhere. We have polite and attentive saleSmen
,vho will take pleasure in showing the goods
BAZSINSKY & SIMMONS.
,o,, Vicksburg, Miss.
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LOUISIANA.

Hon Charles Gayarre and Randell HUM
49,. ,,,o,tionad as prominent candidates
t,r the L. S. Senate in LOUISIANA. MI
C,..anro has announced himself IN an al
l., of which the True Delta says ms al ,
.,.,,o,4s and illustrations in favor OF MS
o,v, candidacy are strongly put ana en- ,
c..1 o,d oil with the modesty becom-
inc q bieh-toned, chivalrous gentleman
-Wadonbt not the Legislature VIII pay
on due respect and attention to 'nis "o
H., coming as it does from one OF our
- eminent citizens, whose great NE
roru attainments have reflected honol
,,o,, he State of his birth, ana "Ao''
s,pmaonal reputation is without Spo' u
ThaTocisIature of louisiana will meet
- rhnrsdav at Mechanics Institute,
Now Orleans. 1t is supposed 'hey wa.
Ill q Convention, elect Senators anu az
Tho Convention of 1864 Is very
loo,1ar in the State and it Is thousn
1ittle legislation will be done 'lll
-, Constitution is adopted. -,
Tha New Orleans Times announces 'ns
,.aM R D. Shepperd, an old am
bicblv esteemed citizen of that place.
g. Raird is the new COMMISSIONS
of Freednen FOR the State Oh Hol,i'-'''.'
IT, hos decided to withdraw the frO'o'
,Ton.hous from country parishes. nei
nra come Radical republicans IN We :.
orleans who appear to be greatly =,
1,;osaa With this order and waited q
Gem. Baird to protest against i'' 49,
General replied that the removal u ~
m.ons or the restriction of their powe'
enasa natter resting solely with we
800. hut that he should, IN acc'
dsrca with the order issued oy
Fullerton. leave an agent IN eacn
~rho would he empowered to lnterie
-, ;.,;,st;ce was shown the treeonn'
wis 80 Delta in mentioning
says: 81, will e
We think that the Radicals VIZ or
Gov BAIRD as little inclined TO sA'
;th tbAir extreme views as was ms
n,odiate predecessor and that ms POI
will be. while protecting the blacks -
their Just rights, to avoid 'rampA"s 81;
Infringing the rights OF the WI,
Tae p.ople OF Louisiana nave n prssif
1 r. n,-nk the Lord and freSAl
Johnson for tie removal OF Cnapra,H '
way 1t is impossible to ,mas Nv
wonId have been our cohui''o oa !
oons;dering the 'hnuenoo
rabid negro lovers possesSe1 uota,ne,
has this reverend individual, re,"l -
position and power he welded .
and TO such evil purpose