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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-17

BRIsK REeiufrtsa --Lieataaant Col
ouel Darnall, Of the lith Indiana In
fan.ry, the famous Zoaave regiment,
says that within the las, four weeks be
has recruited three hundred and four.
teen men. This will be an aeceptabls
addition to the ranks Of the gallant
iith, and the new recruits could not
have selected better regiment.
Should Colonel Darnall continue as
successful for few days longer, he win
have bis regiment fIlea up. e
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-17
LOST
FOR RENT.

STORE on FIRST - REEF-BETwEEa
"a Sycamore and Vine. Enqairs At the same
plass, Of (ail'2w) 9. W. EkssT.
CIxTY ACRES OF GOOD LAND III THREE
M JOHHsoH.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-17

A SPLENDID RESiDENCE-wITH A TWO.
n story frame house, n rooms. cellar, oiaiern,
veil, stab g, frait trees, SC. ten acres OF land
on the Plank Road two miles aud a half fruu,
Evansville. Price $500. Eaqutsu u
ms A. JOHNSON.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-17

A WILL IMPROVED FARM OF SEVENTY
"a acre.. Ten acres Of timber. situated on the
u. q q. Railroad, one milo and halftosth Of
Princeton, Gibson county, Indiana. There Il GA
she farm young fruit bearing orchard. Build.
isgs IN good repair. Apply on the premises for
further Information.
ieh9T-3W n. 0REEN
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-17

NJ
ORDER ron PLANK SIDEWALK.
Ana nuu u = hexats eF6aFsa sna directed ~
rs tnn8on tassneii - TIE cit4 u Eraa2siits,
fhat tbs cSusrs e al lets paris ~ lots rent
inE % - adjoining tbs soufh-assf side u Naabfb
stneats tFu1 Dtstsgn stxset - Aaa esFst Ia said
oily, eaass tie aids waiks theroan n be hrenght
90 ths prupet grads, snd THAI thss bass side
walk q class So Tee, VITA NosasB eaff, So b.
J iaia aaHa theresa within thfF7Y days tea tbs
p4biiesfiap % this order.
A. pFAEgLfR. Clerk.
Z b. A. NJ. Mgsssss, Deputy,
city cisrk'. "a. Marcia II. ifss 5A
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-17

OK good DwELLIN HoUsEs-just anishel
~ 81 100 each. Inquire Of
mari, dtf A. JOHNSON
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-17

We are also prepared 10 cell Gold on
q nsrziu Of thirty per cent, and will
hold the Gold for purchasers for Thirty
days
We elsoa receive money on deposit,
discount good paper, buy aud cell TX.
change on New York, and transact a
general Banking business.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-17
FIRE AND INLAND
NAVIGATION RISKS.

co PARTNERSHIP.
EtR0M AND AFTER THE FIRST OF JAN
At lssa. MI HsnrY A. Whffgsy. eur fsrmsr
book keeper, has basn admitted a. a partner in
cur heEss. TIE nFu 20 Be knsxn thereafter -
Jsansss, frraeh ca-
SbI3 JAoUKss Z FRENCH.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-17
FOR SALE.
TWO DWELLING HOUSES

.
AND
One Splendid Building Lot
MY RESIDENCE, on the east side Of Second
IfI stfsst, between Sycamore aud Vine; ~ sto-
y brick, slson r1) Rooms,
With all the Furniture.
n desired. Ground 60 by 100 feet; dne Grapes,
Pssohss. Pears, Aprlsots, flums, etc, the
promises. A Fire-proof Brick Warehouse extends
across the entire rear; Weodhouse. ETC.. under
this ss@s roof alley graded aud paved.
Also, 60 By 100 feet. adjoining,
with One Story Frsms House--fsuF rooms, sssbls,
ste.
Also, ins BUILDING COT, or LOTS, on First
ctrest, ssafy opposite ~ paui's (kpiseopa }
Church, iiz3f feet front BY $50 deep b far the
sost desirable Lot Tor a hns family residence for
Titles 20 all The above rERFH4sT--taFms easy.
The chance very seldom occurs 90 has dsara-
Als property convenient 90 business ~ tho
above.
= 4. GILBERT.
mario Ne Sycamore stFset.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-17

LArrR-The fIest passed last uieht.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-17

nl69
, 1865-11-25
Tho State Convention.

The r"lvred people Of the S,utc have brtu,
holding a Convention iii This city. Delegates
have been present from. all parts OF the State.
Resolutions Of importance have been present.
cd, and discussed with cnlun,.rss and cnrdor.
1t 10 The first Convention. III the Kind ever a..
spmblrd Errr, and it would MOI be true to say
that its business fus been transacted with that
parliamentary precision which characteristics
dci.crauve assemblies but The -pecchvs which
have been made by tn. III. ,nlrrs uIor: the diff
ferent rr>,lurion>. have nll ben discreet, uruc.
t!cai. and Tempered With mudvra,ion. Rrp,c-
sentative men have been here, aud sent mrnts
have been uttered tar III ndvnnce of anytime.
cmanutinS from u South Carolina Convention
before. And the world vii r,cnsniz. The pro-
cetdinsS Us the siandrst cylinitlnn of progress
". ideas which the S;atr has ever known.
The evening sessions Lave been crowded ill
spectators, and grta, rHll. usia mcvuil,d Zio,,
Ciiurcl. Gems IikeIy 10 become as Identified viii,
the history of the ,co,ganiz,d State OF Soul,
Carolina. us Fancuil Hall is wllh the history ui
Massachusetts l:lcqn,,,!, and patriotic SIC, cIys
have a'oundcL. Wisdom and craftsmanship IRE
vailed. The prosperity and future p.rln,uity Of
the nation has been considered lis identified with
aHS 'SiSs VI VIC ltDtic. l III negro c0tle oil
the Legislature has lccu rrrudia,cd, and cquali-
~ before rir law demanded.
* lncrnnsial TO Congress has been prepared,
Which asks thai full justice may be done l!,r,n.
y Petition 10 M State Legislature, an Ad.rrs,
to the People Of the State. and II Declaration
OF Rights. These documents are worthy the
consideration OF every lover Of his country.
They Will nmman the respect Of civ,l,z.d
people everywhere, and win tie admir.,,ru Of
liberty loving Americans. They wrlr paused
BY the C"nvei:;i"a too late for Insertion, but
VIII appear next week.
, 1865-11-25

Mr. K'in"y moved thu, thee nld,t,nnnl
=, erg"""t."t-"ftn be appointed. ~hirl' wn- "a
nf ir, Il. #.#.#
M's>',; S"mr,l Birg. Alb nlam Willinn,>
and AlcAlrin were stvrrnlly appointed u!.d, /
that resolution. 81 81
ali. Dcl",p'. from lie Bd~in, .sll C,mtni.tte,
trp"r'rt: II rrs"lhsinn in,rnhnr Il hI Mr. Pin.
sen. md. ON "'"timn Of MI. llab>,cryir wis
made the rr'ci"l o,dcr for c:phI, n'clock lht,
rv, n,ny.
TIE v"'r wn~ >i,h>, qn n,ly n.rnn>i,l. r.l.
'""'y'r. nl'n n"',"n vi AI,. p"ns, It. at tire
>n"rrsti,a ~ Sit,ihl =, MI, men.
1t was Inn ilhtlr the special ",!t FIR ~.
rt"Iritw m",niuai 10 n'rlnt k.
Thr Cnru.itt~ IN Cu d. nriml> ,tIn,nd he
ntitral nr 81, l'gnr'% ftntn Stunt VIZ. MI,t.
Hr"tks, Gfnnt Sin.l'uh. ntti Sln,rii> Snntr
dcrs. Their cre'irnr,als artt found corr e, aid
their nan,tK enrolled.
Upon mntinn. ,lr Cnnv, ntinn inok n Recess.
iii "id,' to give place 70 the exercises Of The
evening .mtt rtuinurrt.
, 1865-11-25
MrNNINo.

I'll, Convention "n> nl,.mn with p,nytf Is
Rrv.J e Glhh>. Nfinutrs Of the rvrn,n. Of
"wednesday vile irn,, c"rI,cird nnd nppint.d
The first business, by assignment, wis tm,.
rc>nim,iun upnn II Sac Central Committee. II
was d'sc'l.s..i b.. Mr-sr>. D.9y.Inry. W,i::l, III
IS nnfnlt. Prin-.tI. Ga>s. Drln,r,. ANA nthrrs.
II w,> inully rrcnmn,mittuf Win instructions.
Will This rrsIlnlion was h.iu. Consider, d.
Ainjnt.Grn'r nl Snxf"n. and Captain kr,yiuu,.
If his staff, cam" in. On motion. thu w,r,
invited 10 take sruts wi:t, ,hc Cuuv, fiinn. IN
mi accepting TIE invitntinn, General Saxinn H..
mnIktd thnf h. Ind not come to mike II speech.
hut to pay his rr>P"cis'm ~ CnnvrntiDn. lie
WIS drtll, sensible ri Ihr ini pnrtanct uf the
C"nv"n'inn. and syUpnthizrd with its obi ci,
{" hirh wns u 4 cause of un,nn ami hbrr y for
all. The principles " mel, you IRE advnrn,i,,.
ARE , inhndird IN the Declaration nf. In,Irpcnd.
errr. " thu all ,nrii are created quail" Ev. rs
frr, m,an IL entitled To ttrrMin rights. which al
men should recognize. Heartily ~ h,z,ng
with son in your n.ble wn,k. ! l.npr The time
VII so"n come whs,, you can ENJOY the rights
Of freemen.
, 1865-11-25

ZHy&388X8A,,h EF..-. :" ~
1&a54kfs f. =. 20 "''
~ -, '"'' '"'S"' us wei ..
-. ~ ~ ".' gum" "'-
S6&5ssS3S8H ,,.' ny : w p''i'-
8a66Sz$SS5Ig1 :" "''l"a. h"">'' "i"ftS os"i
&3S8t :. ..S ~ ~ W au"'"'hl'''". !hl'e sttln
3a16S$#3 ts''''sEh'u>t he Recognize aid nfi,t.-
s&3A - S5'h' "a''ir has been fought aid
~ -" = . - Ni""''tks no" t'"t''inpt I"
&zSs88use ~ 'Ssro">lo'ht! The South fought
5&&Ax NV w" '''" 'he nan t'hti"n tH'h
E&3E83a&" '"' "h" "' III" ""iis'. Fate d,rin,ti
rs - 80" ".' ""N III s"k'' ana "r lost
" ~" '" Ff'' VI p"'ii"ts hid Ctii>-
$500 III" INV "hlil,'s rilz ~. The
- 49, ~ ''''SS nc lh'y arr. 1t Is not our
" wv W. "'Si''t'"'t. lie ,Lht dirs The
- WIZ aa'hit; h"rs MI,
,,.' "s'H cah 10 no more. Lat u.
=" I" '"e"' ana cthsp inc bitter niri!r. cvin
" , "en"'" "ot dtlhdr Ourselves Win
- 49, ny WI Is ~ le iol"ht over
"o""' ''ees>'"h Is d'"d. 1t did with slnv
N!'""" :" = VI r''i'td. he ,NE"rimt n,
W - ''H' 'o"r years ought ~ satisfy ,.vrn III,
w. ""' mn" ""un'afr. The Gov. ,un,t III
- ''''"s' 'o-""! 'h"h II ever WAS. 1t hn>
: ~ -""'' '"'h''i's't. intact, II. lhtcp-
- :" ~ :" 'h' u w" must gigantic aud
49, = me ""rlh ever saw. The
-'P""'e = ~" f" ut't' rae u Tn'mni.rni in.
eH's'lufi. , muse built uprn = rock, n.nin.,
, 1865-11-25
WEDNESDAY

Ihr Cunvrr,in. was called u or,,t i,y u.
Cl.ir. nni wa> nrrmd with prny,t h, Ihc Rev
win. Lynll. TIE ran wm> called. .m.! It's. .,n
ntr- "f The pr, rirn- day r,,d aud corn m.':
= 'i--.".rtvr on C.,u.ntirl- ,cr"rrd RI $,
,ivai 1T d't".arr--tht"u 49,, harm NJ. M,
ID mrg,-- nom Gn,nvillr mud joins I.irr4
rh,ir rr, dcn'mlS w.r, Examined and :,.rn,i 90,
ret.
The special n,nri. lei, -,,"f ~r>"'u;i"
nt,"dnrr.l ~ H., Blu lies. Committee. nn ~.
~',r,iny, was ,h,n ruli Il tor. .Af,rt hen. I,nu
Nj. l,hrr,. G Lr.. mil. Il mrl.n
4, nu,ui ,tr SAM. h., >,i,kir. ~, Ia -.tur
= " trIray cause u Ia ,,nk,. d.. its,nn
,r,,.,g>t uur-rlv.>" Mr. K,n>,., Ia II nnv
e, nn' lid tn. nni' II 'n,"'. by -tilkrr. mn 'iil.'
,f'ri TN. -",h> Is IT X ~,lv.d," aud ,nu..
u,Ih rrf,r ncr ~ {" liz mons slavery" +,
an nim,n:. a amen lei. ~n> t,n ~, ~
carried .tlch = a, fullnw,.
Reso'rrd -lhnt. =, The old institution ~
h,c,y has passed away. W. r'rti-iI
- nur hearts ~" mnllcr ,r hatred 'nm ni,i- 'hn-
u hn 10 W. i,.jd nIr hrrihfrl ~ la vs. hn, tinr
"r,xnn nd ,ie ,,rht hand Of t,iln">t,p 10 ali.
and mike II n.r special ain I" r~tn l>h un,'y.
p","r. nti love an"f,a NIL trirn.
Rrso'rrd That ~ tt'c"urnnr among tn,
nt,.un,r ,u,iu.iIy. u,t,puitI,. a,,I riurs,,un.
~.
..,
-,
"eH"tr" : III ~ "''e""s' )" I'''N'''
=, Snn,h ~, n,,n. r,,,,, ar ,.n,,ht. ,rrd
sincere thinks Ia B,,vrt M.jn q m,nl ltntu,
saxon ihf he impartial manner ~ "hichh
h"s sa''"'" "a" P,'"!e' a % '.t'''''h" M
viih n. M. .ni,i, -, m. ,,Ltn IN. ,,,,,,,
aud the Christian.
Hr p,,i p,,i,.,.,, ,,a1 !. ,,nln,;on !, mi !.
y s,,t,. Central c.,,u,, p,. which un, :, f.,,, Il
=, IN. l,.,..s co,n,,,t,,r
II, 7, ,r,, ~, ~, ,,.1 :. ,lr,,,ss III,
.,r. r.. .nnu,i,,.d q. .Iprnd,d, md nm NJ,
i'm. ,h,.v w.1. u,,a,;,nou.l, a,lnn,,d
al. Myers. h,,hn n,,hIund. n,4t ! 49,.
aud read II resolution ,cttrn. io,lh on, dr,;,., !,
i've q, .c,ubly ui,b mn men.
Cant. q. s. Il. Wan. ~ ,nyi,stion. ,,d j,
, 1865-11-25

C.p'nin kctcl.um 4nid that The ucn,iuu ,cn.
t"n>nt> :" of'rn expressed by the Grnrh in
'l-tr.'cr of human rights. seem 10 have BIN
%"'"ptrd by the ,c"un,ry Mt large. The lac
elections AZ The North gnvc proof Of this. I
mi happy I" greet You il Convention. and be.
LEY" 'ha' 'he time -Nili CONT when Ill you,
rights will b. rsthGdithrd t,m rs IL rock.
The Son n,i'ttt i'p"r!ed several other rrso.
l'I'i"is. .trrhl soodxsptecrhrs we're m=iv,
hui no mpnttan; business Transacted.
, 1865-11-25

The CntLDnES. nd BY request Of General
Saxon, The I']trr;!'s and children Of the freed
mn of, this city assembled ut Zion Church on
Thursday afternoon. The Church was well
flied. G"nern! Saxton addressed the meeting
upon The importance of education. md urged
u" parents TO send heir children TO the public
schools.
Mr.. Ferguson. from Enslaryl, made q short
address. folloSsd BY Mr. T"ml,nson. Tn.
children cnIiyc,ird The occasion by singing sew
eral popular hong-. I5enrdic,ion by Robcl,
Duncan.
, 1865-11-25
u y

The Convention met, according TO adjo, IN
mcnt called to order by tho President, :nd
opened wilh ra!e, by tho Rev. Z. y. Adams
Tile minutes OF yesterday were read and cun.
iirmcd.
CnMlcy, i LuM,ll, Mas. Mas invirtd III . s,nt
upon tie door. which cnurits. lie ackrou |, dreh
in !, few Iri,f, la, w,.ltimtd d. +, marks. lie
spoke of tie Convention Il, i! in ST. Lnkc's
Ci,urcl. on The 9Th Of June last, and of Ill rcss,-
luri"ns then passed, and the provisional State
Committee then appointed. He also gave an nc
rount OF lis Interview with President johnson,
on lis return TO the North. last June. The Pre-
sidcnt assured him that neitl.cr General Gilmore,
General Hatch, nor General Quincy had any
authority Ia rcstrain The people frnm holding p,-
litical conventions. provided thar they were Tie
cause Of no disturbance among the people. and
that all rcstrictinis or, political meetings should
he III once removed.
He was gr,,liiirh to meet this Convention Of
The coIorrh people Of South Carolina, and hoped
that similar Conventions would he held from
time 10 time ill tile cUlorch men had secured all
their ri hts. civil and political. Which were en-
in.ycd by white men. He hoped that rlrc proceed
ings would he characterized by such solricty,
good sense, and moderation NJ. would secure for
The co.nrtd men tic respect and admiration Of the
willie people Of tile South, MS well as Of tile
North. lie urged the importance OF conciliating
the Gnnd will of tie dom,Iant race, and IF
avoiding everything calculated to stir up unsind
feelings between tie two races.
Mr.J. J. Wright Of Beaufort reported The fol-
lowing rules frr the government Of The Conven-
ton.
There shall lie two regular sessions daily. The
morning session will commence ut % ue ock.
AMI adjourn at 3 o, lock, Psi One,tli,d of II e
enrolled members present shall constitute n busi-
ness quntun.. No member shall leave tho Con.
vcntion during The sittings without permission
from the President and no member shall lie re.
cngniZrd. or motion received before the ConvcIl.
lion, unless The speaker or mover is, ut tile time,
Thin tie bar { The Convention. No member
slmli lie allowed to spenk more than twice upon
the same question, unless by specinl consent OF
the Convention, AMI not longer than irl, minutes
the first. and five minutes the second time. Ma.
Ithias' Manual or Mcl;lcgnt's Rules shall govern
1.-The proceedings OF the Convention in all eases
for Which provisions are not herein snhtcd.
On motion Ut Mr.. Ransier, The reporters OF the
press were allowed seats Oh the floor Of The
house
On motion Of Mr.. j. j.. Wright, it was orlcr,d
that I'LL business Of the Convention intended IL
came core tic Business Committee slall be
i DIST read be.ors tn6house,
, 1865-11-25

10" In The Tennessee Senate II Nj. T1inhlc
Offered II resolution against The leaders Of the
Z hrll"n, closing With these significant wa,ds;
:" That fr Their TN nrncr ana gent criInes
,tun'ns' Their .tliuw. Inrn and ia. t'n,td S,a,rs/i
JErrERs"S DAVIS md hi, acc,,n.plIcrs have
j,,lly forfeited their lives. and dcstrv. and ought
TO suffer tn. ar:'orc penalty ofsho law"
, 1865-11-25
THE EVENING ESrEprA,AMESr

Tie regular -s.inr OF ihr Con- %srntinn. which
according 10 The rmlrs si"pteh. should hnv
convened 1T 5 o'eluck Ills evening, kindly CAV
place 70 . yer! pheasant ant sr.s -. -"ci"l
nd intt.ll-ctn Il rntr,, innnsa'. The II .,s 80
.,ttrn up tn a,-i.r in trfr ,y,nx The expenses III
tn Convention aud tickrt, Ut .t,n.>,.n .r,.
-nlt . IS c-nt-. In. -n,,i"u- hill, inriu,i,n.
tn galleries, we're hli.d 10 ~ IA ..tn. II a.,
r.,ly hour. unt ;, all sem merry =, n,.,r .y..
h H." 'rh- charms Of N n-ic ~,rr nm fnr
.orhn..and y >kilinl tsnh ,ii>c"nr-rd ,i,r mnv-
my m'luhs rf >~re: sound, 10 which all hearts
awarded The trihu'r nf = vii ing rc-pnr,r.
The exercises Of The evening serr hrgun ly
rnll ny IN IN" platform. Jndgr Cow ry. of Inv
Ell, Mass. H. l. a ln.@y.I of cun-id rn3l. H..
pu,.. and was Judge Advhrstt on Cnu.m d ~.
Dahiuren'- st"f. liz m.he . pi"a-mx. pl IN.
aud practical pee ch. which IVES fully apprrri-
,trd aud heartily endorsed by the audience. Il
WAS rl.in 10 perceive 'ha, i'll his dtrot,nn to tn.
iaw, hr had noi neglected. The passing events al
he political World fnr thr last decade.
After = stirring int-fludr from tbs. tui,L, NJ.
jur DELANEY WAS introduced TO The sud,cncr.-
H. made one Of his %h,ppic>t (, tfnrts. aud thu,
l. lnE n S'ht tPhip " hth CHtI tIc III HnfpS
H. con. plct,fy charmed aud carried away tin
crnwdrd and eager auditory in one of hi.
powerful and passionate epIrals. We " i'll M;
venture even MI attempt al u sketch ct the Ma.
jor'> speech. WI. could nor do hifr ju~iic, =
Only they WIN ,henrd and f. 1t it can p,nlmil,
appreciate it. liz dw,lt an discipline and nln.
dience 10 the laws. and shaved ~ limt Ind !m..r
accomplished by ii both il, the Grilnran WA
and in the late rtvn!u'."n.
Rev. T.. J. Adams wa. then announced, an,
made All admirable speech In its way. lie is /.
pleasant speaker. and wins upon The attention
Of his audience a. he prnsrr,srs. Ills rcasnn
ing Is sound and logical. and he is nut di.I,nStt
~ und"1valuc the Fighter cruces IF pnrula
%nratnry. H.. has IL cultivated mind. wfic,, h,
has improved by raw, md oh-t r%3utiun. f.
ins mingled with The native African upon hi
nntive soil and thinks he is not in MI cas-.
IN" untitnIet snvagr thmt some prnpfr take iii,
for. II never rises tn. speak until he ha, some
rh;ns to say, nnh the moment he is done h
mixes his seat. This ~ II secret at nrlinrt whirl
should hr better unIrr>tnUi and uprrrrimtr,
among The great brdy o: our pubic speakers.
Ju.gc Moore was rhtn inttolucrgd'. md si,oA
Of the driicnrr positio" IN +" hich icHan. pincc,
- q South Ca,olln,nt, ~ II speaker before
convention of rtlnr. II citiz. Ms. EJr Ind ~
hnlid in freeing the lus"s. mt sine n cnnvrh
'ion of his own elIow-citizrns had pissed Il,
ordinance of emancipation, ard drt}ar.d III
>luves free, he saw no inconsistency in his nj
ires-ing them az frtenen. Slavery. accord,n
To tho cunstituttd law OF the Stnts, lei now don,
, 1865-11-25
EVENING EMBARRASSMENT

EVENING ENTERTAINMENT.
Ill" r'c''l"r BUSINESS at 'lr "it,,nonn -.s,.r
WIS u-Vri,h'd d. and tn, C"nv.n;i.n ,rsnlv.d il.
SIT Intn u snc,tii; cnhviviat mas m.,',,nu - h,n,
he sp'"k,l> "hll had u. m ~ 1nii,,,h to unnk,
addresses lie house vas G,isrI, crowd . mn,
tn" >i,'rt'>t u,dri ni,i n,,ni,m trr>uIrd.
The hr-' >l,"kr, With ..,uri,l liz. san,
1n> h. lirs. j. till,h-. II. nnd. u ,rll,n.
,l'rit--,,r."s sir,rh. md "ns ,ap,n,uu>ly ~.
Il,nd q liz t"nk II m"d,,n,., rnn. mon :, NJ,
' ~ "I,on tn, p,,>.n, mn. ~ ,i. tn;,r,. -.
IT,. tn"n H. r,lvi.,h tinra ID ,IuurI,. u.
mo" l".irr Is IL" p""rl n, 10" mot n.rh.
J"tn C>r-rm' nt e. .nl.!,n was a.. ,rNt
p'"k',. II d""lr IN the subj ~ ut lnhnt. u
"n,r al ms, v,hi i,',,,s, jn-, n, la r,nr. H.,
'n,uniica is >hl ,,~ II. aud IN h ,lnt u,
freedmen ~ii' ~"Ik, and wr,k well ,nl wi!l,r,.
/, It 'hr r''p'i "i'r',iinIt Is me- ntT,ii Il
ITEM. liz . ",h a',ntn! 1 III .npd -,n-r nml
>,ni,il ln.i. If
K,.N II Crn "h- rn!lc,i out. and ,r>;,ou-
led III II ,l"'c'. ut Il rrt lrm,t ami c"nv.n
tad ~'h'hs,i. Ur1ta> IL m'll'n'! va. at ,,n~>-
III. hi H&un, n',, r,.l hmm. ,l.m liz. nn
avalanche m2nii>t ilt w.nk.t ,ni,iun at I'll,
ln,> at liz prcn, NJ. lie ,n- a lie rnn.unu,,,i
at language, and >,,t- !" br NJ, l., M in III.
isht' H. nh'n "i 81 ul"i ti"iti!. Ill, u>,>
"Did> th,ApI,>' hi id, h>. n,ni ,.,l Ia atln,,
III iii. h,,i i, so Snttlti,,> .ti> IL s.,uid. III,
!t.li ~, Il, INMATES eva he t.w,1-, and thu.,
wl." t,nt tim nc. ~ Ill ti,tl ia, Il it. i,i",, ~, {
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go. h, ,t,il de-: II, lnv. some llln-,ii"n
- n pas 10 ,h"" 81 II, AiIini.- | uti .iu!,.. al,
dnr,,. st"t,, ,lr ln.I VITA, ii"y runid Il" II
IL ''':'.''. ~ "'"''. :. "a. WY r""d ihn,-
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la ,~t-l"nSr II. ell ttun. III, th,,ih"n. K
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AIRED upon he -innl. n"i n,ltx,nd III
| re- aud NJ, lh., II, "u IL nu. IN ti,,,n mn
n.- ia II ~rr,.iily .mI IL. !, ,,,nn, winth II
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~. Hr> 'N,t'i 'ni vas III x me- nl. 'tn,nI
~ ",ll timed. AMI II, q. muu,.ira ~, ma.
rnl Il ~rtt.i,t al. "i II @ |lut.sr ,!ui,rs hi uad,,-,
VI" ci,'>r tn his 80 81. sEtll l,y h,,",
"a. law" Which he d.>ru->,d W.T. II ,u,c, m
4 iisr. which l. nut nfl,n ,train,,l D., th,i-, al
h.v'' ii"' ,r.nl'' public ~ nk,iS ,ir .,tn, -,
comprehensive. md rxhlhl'.d u know ledge ,
! - MA. H- . @ -, -.
, 1865-11-25
STATE CONVENTION.
COlorcd People in Council.
ZION CHURCH ROCKED AS THE
CRADLE OF THE FREE.
Reconstruction Begun.
LIBERTY AND UNION, NOW D
FOREVER.
(RrronrEp FOR ruE LEAnru1
NJ O y u 4 Y

- .... vi ~ - "a y. . -
~ Sfa'r C"nvcntinn If the cnlered prnple
at South Carolina assembled vt Zion Church.
III this Guy. at ten O'Clock on Monday. The goth
instant. The nttc,,innce Of drl.unr+s wns
fair. n large number ut the districts being fuIlv
represented. The Object Of the Oonv. n,ion il
to take into consideration the various questions
looking III the elevation and imp ovrmtn, Of
the condition at the freedmen. III 4 civil and
rdncaii"nnl point Of view.
The Convention was temporarily o,pariz,l
by calling MIR. Thnmus NJ. IlnlUmrs to the chair.
and appointing Mr.. john c.. Dr>vcrney Src,r-
inry.
On motion of Mr.. II, C. DvI.rrgc. II committee
on crede,;tiHl> was appointed. consisting Of
M,S-r~. K. G. Large. w. -. Nash, Peer l..
M,tlrr. A. q. E,xt,r. and Paul P,in>rt.. The
cnmni'tcr immediately presented their report.
which was adopted.
Il was moved by Mr.. y. j. Rnnsi.r and car
rird' that a committee Of tvr ic appointed to
arrange y permanent, Organization. The fol
Irving d;.!''Sa;cs were .liniiirt 10 cun:Io>c
that committee: Mcssrs. Ranslcr, White, Raj.
ney, Wrish! .Hd Rue.
II Wa MAYED by Mr.. D,Largr tina, the front
s,n'S OH The ,i:h, aud lett o: the P,vsit,en, hr
appropriated to the visiting elttv,m.n--CaI-
rirl. On III oti"n Of the same, C.pr. C.S B..
VAIL. Of the US Army, wa, invited ,oa sr.t
upon the uunr.
The rcport Of the committee on the perrna-
ncnt organization was received and sdnptt a..
1t WAS tiet, moved that q committee IF five
he appointed. to cnnduct the election of prY,nu-
tent officers for the Convention.
me following gentlemen ~eIr appointed Ia
compost that committee. viz. Mrssrs Drlaryr,
Drsvtrnty, Ioinse.t. M,lllr aud Ra,sie,. Tn,
com mittrr proceeded To the discharge. Of ,h.lr
duty. aud the election resulted es %tollo~> For
prcsid, nj, Thos NJ Holmes: We. Prr>id, III.
jacob Mills, J J Wright w N S,,ons; Tor
secretaries. J e Desvcrury, a J Rnn.icr AMI
L = Itninry.
A C"n,ni',ce Of Finance Was appointed. con
>l-t:ns OF Mr>-rs P".n>crt. Bo,"m and Dart.
/, VIZ movrd and carried. e. Maj. MRDe-
lsnry Of The U $ Airy, bt inFR Il TO II sea- on
the floor. ~hici, c,,u,u.y lie nc n"~Ltg,d in.
few. pointed, snd -ppior,,s," l.r,.atks.
o.. ..-i-.. .,.--Gi,o ;nH n'tuib'Ts were ~
pc intrd a c,n.n:it,rt on ,u,,-.-s. H,..1. NASH.
Cnainplin. Brndir. Elwa,d, snd J Wright.
On motion II committee III general bu-l,l.se
ut ,ht C"n3rn.i"n ws- sr,"nltd. consisting Of
M.~~r~. Drl.rye, Wright. Cn.nui, NASH. BnAtr
McIl., s"n and Dnvi4.
j Pric. a,dJ. Ere. man WERE elected dco,
kr, prrr; ard John Brown, .,,st an,-n,-arn.
On motion. the Convention adjourned. 10 meet
at 10 o'clock tomorrow (ra,shay) morning.
, 1865-11-25

On. B. a. PosENAn. as will be seen by nd
ye%rsiseren, has commenced the practice ofmedi-
ONE In this city. 1t Is unnecessary To suy more
A,han i'll addition 10 the fact that he has served
as fur2enn III the army. he is also II regular
HradueSe1 Of the Maine Medical College.