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The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-08-24
SHAW & Rn2ERTs, SALES.
BY 81 R.oberts.


BY 81 soberts.
vrALUABLE REAL ESTATE
" AT AUCTION
The following PROPERTY will be sold on the premises
at Public Auction, ON
WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 80 1865,
at 1917 o'clock, A. NJ the
BRICK HOUSE AND LOT
ON the Southwestern of Butte and Catherine streets
containing SEVEN ROOMS, OUTKITCHEN, CIsTERN
of good Water, wO0DHOUS &c., &c.
AT NJ O'CLOCK, A. NJ, the
FRAME HOUSE AND LOT,
M 10 south Cumberland street, ting 271S feet ON
Cumberland street. and running back "a feet And
AT 1219 O'Clock, P. NJ, THAT
VALUA b l. E l. o L,
fronting 80 feet on Union street. and running up Reds
Lane 200 feet, improved by large
BRICK HOUSE,
containing EIGHT ROOMS, HALL &c, &c, and further
improved bya
SOAP F ACT o r Y,
and its FIXTURES complete-sTABLE, &c:
SHAW Il ROBERTS,
aug22-tds Auctioneers.
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r o T + G f

The subscriber has been appointed Administrators on
the estate Of her late husband John Hipns of the city
Of Norfolk deceased She respectfully requests all per-
indebted to the said estate call Settle and all
having claims agans II 10 present them TO her al once
~ lS-l2tlswssn~ MATILDA HIPKINs.
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AUCTION SALES.
By Leigh & Phelps, No. 8 Roanoke Square.
CIR PHELPS, AUCTI0NEER.

by Leigh fneIps, NO. noanoke SQUARE
CIR PHELPS, AUCTI0NEER.
- EG u l. A r SALES OF MER-
IN ChANDIsE, FURNITURE, HORSES, VEHl-
Store,
On SATURDAY MORNING, the Goth instant, com
mehehg AT ~ o'clock, we will sell large lot Of
MISCELLANEOUS GOODS,
embracing many desirable articles.
sis ALSO
100 Cases East India Co. ESSENCE COFFEE
AZ Barrels SODA and BUTTER CRACKERs
10 900 La Victoria" CIGARS
DRY GOODS
READYMADE CLOTHING, &c.
AS- Additions to the above Sale solicited
LEIGH PHELPS
august Auctioneers
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The Post spares expense in its tegraphic reports
in its correspondence and in its general arrangements for
news that may furnish its readers with the earliest and
fullest information all subjects commercial political
miscellaneous and literary foreign and domestic to be OBJ
tanned 1t desires to renew the intercourse with its South
ern friends the interrupted and to extend Its ciicula-
tion wherever it's Democratic aud Conservative advocacy
of the equal rights of the States and the pepetuy OF the
u aion may render II acceptable.
Advertisements which will be inserted at reasonable
rates, are also solicited. -
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-08-24
BEALS, GREENE CO, PUBLISHERS
jy Ism 40 and AZ Congress Street, Boston Mass.
IN CASE AND ATTACHMENT

In this suit the object Of which is to recover OF the
defendant two hundred dollars with interest the plaintiff
having filed his declaration and the defendant having
COPY of the attachment therein and it appearing by
affidavit ed that the defendant is not resident Of this
one month after due publication hereof and DO what is
necessary TO protect his interests and that copy OF this
order be published week for four successive weeks
in the Norfolk Post newspaper published In the city oil
Norfolk and posted at the front door of the Court House
on the first day of the next Corporation Court Of the said
city.
A Copy-Teste .o,,-rr,- y y
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A Very Fountain of Youth !;

For in every case they add new life and
vitality and restore the waning energies
to their pristine state. To the young
and middle-aged, they will prove most
invaluable, as ready specific and ster-
ling medicine. Hereis dream realized,
that Ponce-de-Leon sought for three
hundred years ago, and never found.
He looked for fountain that would re-
store the old to vigorand make you'll, ever
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United STATES OF AMERICA,

O. 5, Mafshdl.
L. H. CHANDLER ESQ U. s. District Attorney for Libel
liant .iy 17--1it
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CPECIAL NOTICE.-
The undersigned offer to their frsnds and the publis
large assortment Of every article In their line of business
snubrscng-
C0rT0NS-Blsached and Brown
Misunderstanding, Irish, Pillow Figured
TABLE DAMASK
TABLE CLOTHS AND COVERS
DOILIES AND TABLE NAPKINS
HUCKABACK, CRASH AND RUSSIATOWELIN9
TOWELS OF ALL KINDS =
QUILTS
SCOTCH AND RUSSIA DIAPER
GINGHAM
LAWN
ORGANDIES
JACoNETS AND CAMBRIA
CALICO
CLOTHS AND cAssDiEREsl
TWEED
sATINETT
JEANS
FLANNELS OF ALL SORTS
7'. C0TT0NADE AND LINEN PANTS STUFF
SP00LC0TT0N, THREAD, SEWING SILK
HOOKS AND EYES
And, In fact every article usually kept fns
:FRsTCLAss DRY GOODS EsTABIIsHAENI
AND AT PRICES TO SUIT ALL
- = - --Isz4 SELDNER Co,
ts22-1 Is Main Street.
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limited STATES OF AMERICA,

U. 5. Marshal.
L. H. CHANDLER ESQ.,, U. s. District Attorney for Libel
ant. Jyle-1H
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STATES OF AMERICA,
Ii L DISTRICT VIRlINIA 6.

U = I
L. ii. CHANDLER ESD United States District Attorney
for Libellant, H.f= jy1s-lit
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u. g. Marshal.
LII. CHANDLER, Esq, U. $. District Attorney for Lii
bellant iyls-l4t
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-08-24

VERY VALUABLE TRUCKING
Y FARM FOR SALE AT AUCTION.
will offer for sale the 10th of SEPTEMBER, the
FARM recently occupied by Mr. Wentworth Mix, on the
road leading to Lambert's Point
The Farm contains 65 Acres Of which about 90 are
cleared and under good fence. with good DWELLING
and all necessary OUT-HOUSEs.
The Land is well calculated for Trucking purposes and
fronts on tho roads, Lamberts Point and Indian Poll
If not disposed of privately II will be offered, at my
Auction House. at ~ ocloceD the day above named, at
Public Auction. -
TERMS EASY. r. y, FERGUSON,
aug22-2t Auchoneer'
A TION 8 A L E o f
~ A VALUABLE STORE ON Underwater ST..
will sell, at Public Auction, on MONDAY NEXT, the
2Sth INSTANT at IL o'clock that very valuable and de-
srsble PROPERTY, on Whitewater street aud Hollis
Lane.
The HOUSE is arranged for two Stores and Dwelling
with paved yard with large Cisern $4,000 gallons &c.
&C. 1t has recently been put In complete order and is
now ready for occupancy.
The House is under ground rent Of 800 per annum
with lease Of 80 years, renewable.
This is opportunity for any person DESTROYS OF
owning valuable, productive property.
TERMS CASE. Y. r. FERGUSON,
aug22--H Auctioneer.
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m y.r.,tv for sale by Z. M DUNN & CO.,
jyI2--H % Main Street,
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1865-09-30
- HOURS At EzOME.n

POPULAR MONTHLY DEVOTED TO
ARslsiOus and Usefd Literature he had ~ the BOOK
-TOER Tor 81 a Year.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1865-09-30
TIE PACIFIC
Commercial Advertiser.
How Io Live.

How To Live.
ue iiveth long who nveth we'll
All other life !. short AMI vain
be liveth longest who can tell
o, living mDst Tor heavenly gain
He lIveth long who liyeth we'll
All else i being fang away
He Iiveth longest who can
OF true things truly done each day.
waste not thy being back to Him
Who freely gave i freely give:
Els= j. that being bat dream
liz but % b., and not 20 LIvE.
Re what thou seemeth-liye thy creed
Hold up TO earth the torch divinei
ee what thou prayest to be madei
Let tie great Masters steps be thine.
Ell up each hour with what will last,
Bug up the moments as they goi
The lite above when this is past,
Is the ripe fruit oG life below
SOW tsuth, II thou the truth would reap
Who sows the false shall reap the vain:
Erect and sound thy conscience keeps
From hollow words and deeds refrain
Sow love, and taste It's fragrance Purei
sow peace, AMI reap its harvest bright
Sow suubeams on the rock and moor,
And nnd a harvest-home o. light.
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-17


oe ctotA and Canitol SITS.
Jackson, MISS.
renlen,bed his stock has the satisfaction to
o his customers and the sojournng community
w,~ps IIoUons.
ALE, PORTER.
And in fact every description of BEVERAGE de-
." ~''e
,,,, :. =, o,o 10
anv in The State,
oo-u attention by
the polite and ssn'lemAniy oar keepers III
Eresh OvSfars
| Nov od1m
H. sPENGLER' ;. %EHNDEN
wEIOLEsALE AND RETAIL
ATANA CIGARS,
|
TOBACCO AND
rp17JTS
:,
| X u,
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ii. & A. STROUSE,
IMPORTERS, JOBBERS,
WHOLESA ALE DEALERS
IN STAPLE AND FANCY
d r Y G. O O D 5 u
6 SOUTH WATER sTREET..--..6
MOBILE, ALABAMA.
~~~~-~~~-~~~~~~~~~~~6
"AVE on hand and are constantly re-
living in addition to their already large and varied
SILKS, MERINOs, DELAINEs
CHIicOes,
FIammeIs,
DOmesIics,
Cotton md Linen
IrIsh Linens.
TswelinRs,
| Cassineres,
Tweeds,
Iiuseys, KIe
| white Goods,
Lnces,
l
Hosiery,
HnndkerchieIsi
Gloves, and III pushes,
buttons and Belts,
Pens md Holders,
Pocket Books.
Pad Locks,
Gold and Gilt
JEWELRX.
ComBs-of all kinds.
Cotton and Wool Cards,
TnhIe and Pocket Cutlery
Umbrellas,
Hair-OiIs,
Extracts,
Pomade.-nn'
f, MANY other articles not enumerated
A l. S 0
AIa-,a and well selected stock Of
j. GENTS FURNISHING GOODS,
Clothing, Blankets, Boots and Shoe:
Hats and Caps.
One Of the firm an experienced buyer, Will rema'
in he eastern Markets for the purpose OF keePh
= nosted mn AMI purchasing goods .: the very lowe
| nr;ce ano will forv ard by every steamer
All We ask is for our f ierds and the Psshe gene
my GIVE US A CALL
,d~e will Ruare ant sell to them At lower Prie
< thar anv house this side Of New York-NeW Orleai
~ PROMPT attention will be given to orders fro,
tn roun.rv-1a o. 100
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-17
SALE OF PIE RSONAA
PROPERTY.

4 WILL offer for sale my re ,dence, hve mites
Il from ooha. Miss the Mobile and ONO Kali
raod, on the FIRST MONDAY o. DECEMBER
Qae 4th) l'6a large stock of Mules, Horses. cows
Sneep, g., etc also, Corn, Fo5dor AID PIantauon
TOOLS will at tho tins, offer to lease Ih
Term OF years, ri ation, seven or egat nun
ared acres of which is iii ius state OF
~ - Oh repsi', and finely adapted 10 the cutvaun Oh
cotton, Corn Wheat, etc.. and has commodIous
Dwelling House and 81 necessary Outhouses upon u
Any OF the pCrsa nal property may be purchased Al
private sale, aud the II leased by application
70 e myself on the premises any time before the
SsV 10 ids A. L. JACK,
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SPRING HILL COLLEGE.
Near Mobile, Alabama.

THIS Institution, ene cf TIE oldest that exists IN tho
South was chartered 1885. by the legislature Of
Alabama with all the rights Of University. The
plan OF studies comprises The Commercial and Class
ical
The Commercial cours9 IN, hides the study Of the
English French, Spanish ahi German Languages, of
Geography and Historr, Of Arithmetic and Book
keeping, Of Algebra and Geometry.
The cia steal embraces be ides the branches
above mentioned the Latin and Greek language,
Rhetoric, Natural and NJ utal Phi sophy Chemistry
Astronomy and the higher branches Of Mathematics.
The age of adm sston IS ffom nine TO fifteen year,
and no one can be admitted IN ess he knows how to
read and write.
The next session will open on The IsT OF DECEN
BIER. Terms for rhe whole sion (Which lasts u
months including board and tuition wssI1g, medical
Tntrsnre Fec .. .......... 10 %
These terLas payable in Id or il equivalent
For further particulars Apply TO the president.
| Spring Hill College, near Mobile; ala.
Nov I4d3m. i. GAUTRELET, y. j.
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w. BATTA1LG
w. BATT
FOREIGN IMMIGRATION.
REAL ESTATE AND LABOR AGENCY,
CORNER OF FRONT AND CONT STREETS,
MOBILE, ALA.

Send description Of yonr lands and Will send yeu
pu chaser orders for European Laborers aud they
will - forwai ded with despatch.
REFERS To-Hons " l. shaikey. William Yer
ger. w Q Poindexier, Jackson, Miss Hons.
shall V.cksburs; Hon r Singleton. Madison, Co.
HcnJ Hooker Holmes Co; Hon. d Z Gleen'
Harris n Co Hon. J Yerxer, Washington Cos
Ex Gov J McRae CLARK Cos Hon Ben. King CoPiah
Co Capt Frank Pleasant. CARROLL Co. Colin ann an
Dr. J Nc Green, Monroe &C.; w r Poindexte5 !:
Noxutee Co Hon. HUDSON, Yaroo Co hon, L
BaTksdals, Rankin Co. W. bAEIAALA'
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PIONEER EXPRESS COMPANY

Tbs reliable Company Ia now prepared I" sn'p
money! valuable parcels and freight with despatch to
wick sburz Memphis, Jackson. Tenn and Columbus
Ky aud all points North and South For rates
karges &c., spplyto r. a. COChnA
sJACkseu, Mics, NoY IL du AsS0~
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1865-12-06

I tho wisdom with which.we declined to yield
to the caprice and pedantry Of the hour,
together with the fortitude wltr'which we
awaited the mature results on our policy
rendered us not unworthy fellow citizens
Of the gallant gentlemen who have display
Ell their devotion to North Carolina upon q
hundred fields. If our contribution to the
treasures Of the State be net so brilliant as
theirs, at least let il be in character The
auspices attending US promise better things
than those of 1861 :-under their influence,
let US transport ourselves beyond this dark
present TO that future in which peace and
security and freedom shali'bless, at least,
our children.
On Monday. when calling thevrof'of the
Senate aud the s0,h district, Orange. was
named, Hon. WIN. A. Graham appeared
and prsssnteda the certificate Of his cleo
lion as Senator iherelrom. and saidhe deem
ed il his duty to make known to the Sena.
tors present. thar there was an impediment
10 his qualifications, withost the renewal Of
which he should not ODER 10 participate in
the proceedings OF the Senate. He had an
application pending before the President
Of the United States, for special pardon
under his proclamation Of the 29th of,May
last. and had taken measures To bring ,hls
subject so the consideration of the Prssl.
dent since his elsstion,on the Och Instant
AS vet he had received no reply. Until
the pleasure Of the President should be
known, and except in the event Of his ia
vorable actioa in the prenises. he (sSr. q,
should not propose TO occupy the seal TO
which he had. bern elected.
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IMPORTANT ro.PCnLrsHERs.

We most cheerfullv eonply with The
request 81 Mr.. Yas.sli. Special Agent Cor
the Post sfiics Department far North Car.
olina. 70 publish the following LETTER rela.
tive ts The pre- psymsnt or postage on ell
papers and periodicals cent 70 such pr
ASS as sre net subscribers L. the sane.
The letter "a &C interest 70 publishers and
ppstmaslsrs. ssd ws irusl The papers VI b.
Stale will copy IL:
ron OfEss. ssv Berns N. 81.
Nov. sslh. lsss.
SIs As publishers 81 newspapers seea
10 be ignsrant Of the Lac oil 1865, would
reques, you 70 give pubiaeiy 10 the fol.
lowing extract.
"See. Al. And be IL fusthsr enacted.
That the Postmaster General nay reqoirs
an affidavit IN .formy 40 be prescribed by
general regulations. 10 be taken BY any
publisher, or any clerk, agent. or servant
d such publisher. Of any paper or psriodi.
cal. which. by the terms Of this act, nav
be sent toregular subscribers without pre-.
payment Of postage 1t the mailing eihes.
to the ef.ct,that neither he nsr sny other
proprietor, clerk, agent OF employee,
within his kno~lvdge. has sent, os caused
os permitted 10 be sent lhrssgh the mails,
without prepayment by postage stamps,
any copies 81 such paper OF periodical.
naning " except the same we're sent .
bona fde and regular subscribers thereto.
And u IL be sseertained that such papers
u periodicals. have been thus unlawfully
sent, with The knowledge or consent 81 such
proprietors, Or Of the agent o. clerk 10
charge Of that business; or IL such aiiida-
wit. when required By the Postmaster &c.
neral, % BY a special agent Of the Post
Office Department, shall be refused. the
person ssilty u such offence, or reiuslng
such oath, shall be liable TO Q hne Of hiv
dollars, 10 each case, 20 be recovered BY
Isuit, before any court Of competent juris-
ldiction, one half IL which, when recover
ed. shall be paid to the informer."
Pestnasters and special agsnts are ~
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1865-12-06
GOVERNOR S MESSAGE.

Csniiemea Of fhe Seaais and House Of Gszussns.
rsgret that severe and psinfsi illness.
from which lam still suffering. has pee
vented n from preparing Tor yssr oansld.
Grafton more full and detailed statement
d he condition Of psblic AFFAIRS. and 81 the
progress which has been made in restoring
North Carolina to her natural position As !
member Of the Union, under ths Federal
Constitution. Lam graiihed 10 state, how
ever, that my health is improving. and |
hope soon 10 be in . candillan tu.impar. 10
you al length any information 10 my pos
session in relation 10 public afairs, which
you may dssirs.
The progress thus lar made in the wsrk
Of restoration has been attended. by great
labor; and | have been very anxious 10
discharge nv duties as Provisional Cover.
nor, under the Instructions OF the Pres,-
dent, 10 such a way as To promote the best
interests Of The STATE, and 10 insure q res.
tnra,inn o. our constitutional relation. "a
the Federal Government az the earl;ss,
practicable period.
We eanentertain no hope tina. confidence
and activity 10 Business will be revived
or that eur people can even begin 10 re
new theiriormrr pso.pr ritz. until the State
shall have bsen July restored 10 her place
in the Union. The creates, gspJ 81 the
present and ofall coming generations. vii
be enbs,lied in-the practical fact that ",
are once more part of the lress,, proud
est and most prsspeross government u
the wsrld. As.long as This isci Is snseal
izsd. the State must necessarily languisl
in all its interests. and INSTEAD ol asaiIIn:
herself q her great natural advantages
and springing lOrsarl ~ competition viii
ether States IN the career Of wealth snd
prosperity. she we'll becsme more aud nor
/ impoverished.
Let rs. then, omit nothing which. ma,
be ieeaed necessary. or even expe,Iient
to attain the great end We have IL view, |,
Wit: the complete restoration 81 the Stat
in oil its constitutional relations 10 n
esmmos government. Let the division
and differences which exist snong US, an,
which are calculated TO obzlruOt The wor
Of reconstruction. disappear usder the IN
1 uucHCc W u WOfe tUlsusc aHu W0ft Ut
voted pstrioiism. He Sho. does snytbin
new, whether BY wsvd Or act, calculate
or intended to embsrrass the national ad
ministrstien, or 10 obstruct the work. q
restoration, iscur Q. grave responsibility
and can be no friend either to the Fedsrs
Unisn or to North Carolina.
| The Cosventisn Of the people Of thi
State. recently 10 session, very wisely Of
dained,
i LIST. That the 50. called ordnance of :,
csssiss, adopted the roth day d nay, 1876
"is nov, asd at ell times hath been. NJ
and yoid;" aud that I" the ordnance II III
Convention Of the State Of North Garolin,
ratified On the slst day of November. i7s!
~hich adopted and ratified the csnsututio
Of the Usited States, add sl.s oil acts an
parts Of acts IL the General Assembly, "a,
Ifying and adopting amendments 10 II
said Constitutions, are nov, aud Il Az tim,
since the sdopsos and ratlisatien there,
have bsea 10 foil force and effect
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1865-12-06

.Death q. n EAffss.-Wsrssrsi to learn
that john W. syns Esl, did very suddsaiyi u Pc
.tsrsburs on Saturday the a5th sls IN the SSH year
of bis ass. Mr. Syns sas for soms,~sntv years ed
iisr and proprietor ofshs Petersburg Inislissncs a.
able and popular iouras and 70, several years repre-
ssaisa tina town Of Psssuburs il the State Lssisa-
turs. About eight ysan a., having ssa tn hielli
yaesrshe psreAsssd the Raleigh Register, and re
nsvsl 70 Rslsigh, vAsrs - continued to reside IN.
oil The Gall Of 1858, whsa he asasnsd the establish
!. nsns TO Petersburg. where he has since resided.
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gd. That" slavery and involsntsry SER
yitude, otherwise than for crises, whereof
the party shall have been duly convicted.
shall be"--is hereby forever prohibited
wthn~the State"
"a. That i, shallbe the duty oS the Gen
eral Assembly to provide for the payment
or all debts-and obligations crsated or in
Cured by the State otherwise thar IN aid
OF, the late rebellion. But that "all debts
and obligations created OF inoarred by The
State, in AID d The rebellion. directly or
indirectly, are void, and no General Az.
sembly of this State. shall have poweFls
assume or provide for tho payment OF the
same, orany portion thereof"
These are safe and proper steps 10 the
right direction. and such as were expected
sf the representatives Of a loyal pssple.
But in order to remsve the last obstacle
in the way OF restoration. " - insilspenn
BILE that the Legislature shall ratiiy thea
me dme nj tsethe Csnstitutisn VI the UNI
ted States prohibiting the existence oil ala
very throughout the United States there
with transmit 10 ysu q co,nms nicatioa en-
this. subject, from Hon. William II. Sew
ard, Secretary Of State, and also ssrti-
fed copy Of the joint resolution which hs.
passed Congress on the subject. approved
February lst,. 1865.
beg leave. geatlenea, most respsctful
Iy and earnestly to urge on yos the pro-
-prlety Ut ratifsing this amsndaent snani-
mously. At the earliest practicsbls nonent.
II is the wish OF eur bets friesd, the Presi-
dent Of the uaited States. that this shall
be done. Such ratification eanast fail 10
ha~trn our restoratiss 10 the Unlon, aas
thus lay anew Tor Ms and car children ths
foundations Of permanent prosperity And
glor.
Under the provisions Of 80 ordinance
passed BY the Convsntiss- AZ 10 late "s
|slsn. 1 have appointed the He's. D. y.
Moore, the Hon. Richard s. Dsnneii. and
willisa s. Mason. Esq. cssaisssossrs
10 prepare and report 70 The Lsgislatsrsa
sysiea of.lsws upos the SUBJECT Of freed
men. and TO dss.gnats such hws and parts
Of laws now in force. a. should be repeal
ell. in srfserts coaform the statistics III the
side 10 the or,linanee Of the Con,entiss
1boli,hiag the institution sf slavery.
10 ,conclusisn. perni, ns to assure you.
gentlemen. Of my readiness ssd sar,ety.ts
cooperate ui,h you eordIsll, and zealess
y in everything which ma, be sale als,sd
10 relieve our uni"rtsnate ssd beloved
State from her presens depressed sad Va
happy condition.
With sentiments Of high respect. have
the hsnor.is 30, &c.
w. W. HOLDEN,
Pro,lsIosal Governor.
Raleigh. Nov. S0ih, 1865.