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Some individual is bothering US about
the filth in Roanoke Square, and the
negroes throwing water in the cutters,
We are neither street scavengers nor in
spectors, nor have we any more time to
attend to it, or interest in the matter
than our correspondent. We should
like to see the streets cleaned and kept
clean, to have the water in our docks
sweet and undefiled, and we have talked
enough about it to make our city pure as
robes of snowy whiteness but talking
does not seem to accomplish the object.
A little well-directed labor might be more
efficacious. While on this subject, we
will suggest to our correspondent that
the task threading and noticing his COM
munications is quite heavy enough with
out imposing upon us the payment of
postage. Remember that all commune
cations must be postpaid, to insure at
tention. ei-t. .--
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The Courts.

MILITARY CouRr--Gen Mum Presidtna.--Nartha Cope
land colored charged with yagancy and depTavity by
George Washington coored Upon investigation il ap-
pearng that both were dsordery and equally depraved
they were respectively fined follows Martha Cope
land was sentenced to pay fine of SO in default of
which, to be confined az hard labor in the City Jail for
fifteen days George Washington fined SIS in default
Of payment to go Jail ut hard labor for twenty DAYS
Both, not having the money, We're committed
Wheeler (colored) charged with lareeny-charge not
sustained, accused released
Georgeanna Wilson (colored( agph de pdve apu cared
before Gen. Mann to enter complaint against of her
vocation but being notorious character and a
great TaDsgre5sor OF orders Danish ed for six months
to the Taylor farm not to return under any circumstance
pretex and c. L. Johnston, superintendent If
the Freedmans Bureau ordered have the sentence
enforced.
MAYORS COURT Portsmouth Henry Freedman chsre-
ed with selling goods wares and merchandise without
license was fined $40 and costs
William Benson rs Edward CutheriIl action for debt
in the amount Of SIS also for the amount of one ton
ice sold and delivered, Judgment for plaintiff Defen-
dants appealed. RI Hr
Peter White (colored) arrested for stealing corn from
the farm of George Palmer plead guilty and was turned
over 10 the military authorities-corn aud all.
Josiah Hodges, charged by his wife Anu Hodges. with
using abusive Language towards her. and being intoxi
Gated. Charges withdrawn and prisoner released on
pledge of future good conduct
Robert Anderson (colored) arrested charge of
Primer Hopper (colored for threatening shoot her
stone dead, turned over to the military authorities
summons was Issued for Mr.. White to appear and
answer complaint of keeping receipted bill of W. R.
HanIahan, without pay ing the amount &c.
MAYORS CouRT-Seyersl warrants were issued froiu
this Court returnable to-day No other business before
the Court on Saturday,
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General Fitzpatrick, who, not having
been appointed Lieutenant General Of
the United States army, is now writing
letters from his home in New jersey up
ON public affairs of civil nature The
great cavalry captain is travelling IN the
South, and in conversation the other
day with citizen of Raleigh, North
Carolina, he stated, among other things,
that ''the results SO far would show that
we had commenced reconstructing these
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MILITARY CoxMIsNoa.-The following officers have
been detailed az Military Commission IL this district
viz
Major PympsOn, seth Illinois, President.
Captain Hsmpner, Seth Illinois
Lieutenant Plat, seth Illinois
Capt Brishana, Sd Pa H. A, Judge Advocate.
This Commission will sit at the Custom House this
morning at 10 o'clock for the trial of such cases as may
sent before it for consideration and action
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New York should be thankful that the
cable is failure; for her City Hall is
now safe. Had the enterprise been sue
cessful, no burnt offering short of that
or one-quarter of Gotham, would have
satisfied Cyrus W. Fields extraordinary
elation. A holocaust of thanks to Nep-
tune, from Cyrus--and farewell to the
new City Hall. Therefore, rejoice We
Gothamites, that the cable is "played
OUT -
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The Bostonians are surprised! The
Republican leaders had made out list
of Custom-house appointments; but
President Johnson threw the State
right into r. wharf, after the manner OF
the tea exploit. EX-President Hanni-
bal Hamlin, of Maine, has been APP
pointed collector, in place of J. z. Good
rich removed. Daniel w. Gooch (mem-
Der of Congress from the 9TH Massachu-
sets district, who expected to be collector)
has been appointed surveyor, in place OF
DR.. Phelps, removed, and Colonel A. 3.
Underwood has been appointed naval
officer in place of Mr.. Amos Tuck, OF
New Hampshire. Messrs. Hamlin,
Gooch and Underwood were originally
members of the Democratic party. The
President has appointed the following
named assistant-assessors for Massachu-
sets Third district Hiram c. Young.
Thomas Adams, Charles II. Brown, FL
bridge G. Wallis, Charles Smith, Charles
w. Clapp, Amos Baker, Edmund d.
Dearborn, Benjamin Merriam, Thomas
Payne, Asa Wyman, j. w. Monroe,
William c. Culver, William II. Mason,
George Griggs, Alden Graham and Jere.
Plympton; and for the Seventh district
Joseph j. Judkins and Samuel G. Cres-
sey. Charles H Roosevelt has also been
appointed assistant assessor of the Sixth
division, Tenth district Of New York.
These appointments do not occasion
much excitement here
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A Tribune correspondent says there
are no handsome men at Saratoga, and
requests Mr.. Greedy to come up and
bring Mr.. Bennett with him; Halleck,
also, if he can spare time from his church
affairs in Connecticut. Raymond is al
ready there, butts counted little short.
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disloyal States too soon by at least four
years, &c. The General is not in
the right place. He should have been
nominated by the Baltimore Convention
as the successor of Hannibal Hamlin.
Had that been done, the White House
would now be brimful of wisdom.
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only resorted to by brainless fools.

IA single gentleman advertises in
the Baltimore american, for "perma.
nent board at a private boarding house
or with private family and he wants
Groom on the first or second fioor,'
and above all, he says, mo proposals de-
sired from any who ever sympathized
with the late rebellion" 1t is needless
to say, that up to last accounts, the sim
gular single gentleman is still without a
home. We saw this fastidious youth
the other night. He was at Ford's the
atre, witnessing "The Ice Witch" and
witnessing it, too, with an interest of un-
common depth. The seat behind him
happened to be vacant, and two ways,
who had read his proposals. for board,
seeing this, straightway took possession
of it. Between the acts, these torment
ers discanted keenly upon the disloyality
of Baltimore boarding houses, and of all
classes in the monumental city for the
matter Of that. The little man with the
round head became nervous, and twitch-
ed "a good deal. Just then, Bishop, the
comedian, came out from under an ice
bank, half frozen, and, as he declared
himself, half starved One of the wags
observed, that fellow 'sympathized with
the late rebellion and he not only
"sympathized,n but he served upon
Gen Rrapp's staff The LITTLE N, = X n,
the round head started tai ted at this; the wags
loll I i; ;t;iiid meeting Mr.. Glenn of the
Norfolk theatre at the door, exclaimed,
in indignant tones, there goes the man
who is in search of loyal boarding
bOuca ~
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Mr.. Mortimer d. Main, of the Ballard
House, Richmond, is about to be married
to Miss Marie Poke, niece of the re-
nowned warbler, Jenny Lind Goldsmith.
Miss Poke is most charming young
lady, and is quite distinguished for her
vocal powers. tHii-i 'H
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The New York Tribune says: 1--WE
believe there is good authority for the
statement that Mr.. Robert Lincoln, son
of the late President, is shortly to be
married to daughter of Secretary Har-
L
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OuR MroHAMos-n any skeptic doubts the ability Of
our mechanics let them pay visit to the Mechanics
Hall Billiard Saloon and judge Of the artistic of
our townsman, W. Ashley, who did all the carpenters
work in fitting up that magnificent It isa mastery
piece of skill and reflects great credit upon Mr. Ash
lev for its neat appearance and workmanlike finish
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Virginia, the gem of the Nation,
The home Of Robert {. Lee"--Obscirs Poet --
Of Iniddiings" and sprouts and cheap nisssTs
Grabs oysters" and spots N and the hea"
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APPoNrED.-George ". Staples has been appointed
Notary Public and taken Office at No 10 Whitewater
street. at the weknown ship store and chandlery Of
CYRUS E. Staples @
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE
PORT OF NORFOLK, AUGUST

PORT OF NORFOLK, AUGUST IL
~.
. ARRIVALS.
Steamer Geo Leary Brakeman, Baltimore
Steamer Georgeanna, Porter, Baltimore.
Steamer NJ. Martini Livingston, Richmond.
Steamer Dictator, Deering, Richmond
DEPARTURES
Schooner Martin Emily Simpson, Columbia, n. G,
Schooner Il. Francis, Gibbs Hyde county, N, C.
Steamer George Leary, Brakeman, Baltimore
Steamer Georgeanna Porter, Baltimore.
Steamer Thomas Colyer, McCarrick, Richmond
Steamer City Point, Talbot Richmond
Steamer Galelle Byers, Conyack, N. G.
steamer Virginia, Snyder, Philadelphia,
sloop Chart, Wales, Little River, NC
LIST OF ARRTTALS AND DEPARTURES AT
FORTRESS MONROE, August 10.
tE ARRIVALS.
Steamer Chas Osgood, City Point
Schooner Ann, City Point.
Schooner United, City Point.
Schooner +. English City Point
Schooner Chas. Davis, New YORK,
Steamer Peconic Washington.
steamer Eagle No. g. Baltimore.
Steamer Lancer, Baltimore
Steamer Sentinel, Baltimore.
Steamer Vineland, Norfolk
DEPARTURES.
Steamer c. Q. Leary, Cotton.
Steamer Exchange, fredericksburg
Steamer sylvan Shore, fredericksburg,
Schooner Cakes Anes, City Point.
Schooner E. Watson, City Point.
Steamer Ranger, New York,
Steamer Chas. Osgood New York
Schooner Chas. Dennis Richmond.
Steamer Relief Norfolk.
Steamer Pcconic, Richmond.
And the regular mail boats.
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SHAW RoBERTs, Auctioneers will sell this day, at Il
o'clock NJ the premises the house aud lot at the head
Of "Iloe Court" This is fine chance for those in want
Of we'll located property See advertisement
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MARRIED.

On the 10th instant, by Rev W. W. Kennedy, Dr.
THOMAS NJ. BELLAMY, Of Warrenton, North Carolina,
and Miss ELIZABETH NJ. GRONER, of this city.
On the 18th instant, by the same, Mr. GEORGE Ar.
MOLD and Mise ELLA ]. BEL0TE, all of this city
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ARREsIEDJohn Dreinmoni was arrested by the mill
tary police Saturday afternoon and taken the guard
house for lighting the corner OF Church and Main
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BACHELORS HAIR DYE /,

The Original and Best in the World The only true
and perfect Hair Dye. Harmless Reliable and Instsna
neous. Produces Immediately splendid Black ns,u
raj Brown without inuring the hair skin Remedies
genuine is signed William A. Bachelor. Also,
REGENERATING EXTRACT OF MILLEFLEURS,
for Restoring and Beautifying the Hair.
aug101y CHARLES BACHELOR, NEW YoRK.
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DIs0HAReED.-Thirty prisoners were discharged from
the Hard Labor Prison on Saturday and will leave for
their respective commands to ,dar.
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land then soberly moves that Nlrgiiia
have permission to "retire to consult"
The delegation rise, and slowly as
Gideon's band and solmenly as mourn
ers at a funeral stalk out of the hail. The
Convention awaits Virginia's pleasure.
A quarter of an hour elapses, and the
silence in the hall is profound, as the
solemn delegation from the Old Domin-
ion file into the hall again, and take
their seats. The chairman rises, and in
deep voice, whose sepulchral tones
startles the house, says; g Virginia votes
YEsrp. The convention draws a long
breath, feels as if relieved from some
impending calamity, and the vote OF
States is concluded, without any of her
younger sisters considering it necessary
to follow the old-maidish example of the
after Queen Bess, and she was crusty
and pompous old maid-may not the
| State have fallen heir to some OF her
queer ways? The last time Virginia re-
| C1reu 10 consult III was Oh u QUESTION va
adjournment in the Charleston Conven-
ton. Permission was of course given,
and after an absence of half an hour,
her delegation returned, and the chair
man, in the usual pompous vein, declared
Virginia votes YeSH whereupon a
rough, outspoken Democrat, from the
West, exclaimed, "The HI she does ("
Now we like little vanity in all things,
and all creatures have more or less-but
thevanity we prefer is that which leaves
| to others the task of discovering our
rfferits and awarding the due need OF
praise. The vanity that pompously
blows its own trumpet is detestable, and
| only resorted to by brainless fools.
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DIED

In Petersburg, Friday, August 18th, at o'clock,
M. MARY SLADE, wife of Joseph N. schoolfeld, and
daughter OF the late David English of Georgetown c.
aged AZ years
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Newsmen and newsboys desiring papers VIII please
have their orders the counngroom The evening pre-
yio1s before six o'clock.
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DOMESTIC Markets.

DOMESTIC Markets.
The supplies of vegetables poultry &c. brought to our
market are undminished The following were the ruling
prices yesterday;
FRESH MEATs-At the stalls, Beef, according to cut,
l0dsi5 cts. Veal s@1o cts; Mutton l29l5 cts; shoat
756l1 90 per quarter.
F0wLs-Chickens 2S@60 cts according to size; Ducks
81 0OGl % per pair Geese 62975 cts -
FRUIrS-Pesche 81 00@1 so per bushel: Darnsons
8 so@2 90 p~ bushel; Pears 81 toG2 90 per bushs;
Apples 5000 cts. per peck
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TAG WEATHER.-The Thermometer at DR.. W. E. Lewis
Drug Store under the Atlantic Hotel indicated the fol-
lowing state of the weather Sunday:
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MAYHEM Brothers. Booksellers and ststioners, arean-
thorized agents to sell the Norfolk Post, and oil orders
II with them will be attended TO the If left at
the office of publication
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Advertisers are requested TO hand in their advertise
ents before six o'clock In the evening" previous TO pun
Cation
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WANTS.

WANTED TO PURCHASE.
From One Thousand to Five Thousand Cords Of Good,
Merchantabe PINE CORD WOOD, at some convenient
place to lighter to vessels There must be fully four feet
Of water at the shore. Apply to, or address
Messrs. DUDLEY BEAN Co,
aug19--tf No. Ia Roanoke Square.
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NJ PettergiIl Co. authorized Advertising
Agents for the Post In New York and Boston,
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Ali communications relating to business matters con
nected with this paper should be addressed to h. NJ
Brown, Norfolk Post All communications pertaining to
Editorial matters and ali correspondence intended TN Tue
paper should be addressed to John Clark Editor
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WANTED IMMEDIATELY.

couple of FURNISHED ROOMS, suitable fora Gem
teman and his Wife. Apply at once at this Office, either
by letter personaysnting terms and location. Suit
able for housekeeping preferred. augl6-tf
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EOR SALE OR CHARTER.

LIGHT DRAFT SIDE WHEEL STEAMER, of eighty
tons burthen, suitable for Freight Passengerswel
fitted and in perfect order Also, FOUR LIGHTERS,
decked over, drawing thirty inches water, with FIFTY
CoRDS OF WOOD--buit in the most substantial manner
expressly for Tightening wood,
Apply to, or address
Messrs. DUDLEY BEAN CO.,
augl9-tf No Ia Roanoke Square
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F o R S A L E
Psir of BLACK CANADIAN PONIES--wsli match,
ed-sx years old, and perfectly gentle.
Apply to 7, R CORE SONS
aug21-1w at Lepages Wharf.
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FOR SALE.-I have for sale about 80
l. BENCHES, suitable for sestngs for small Church
or Lecture Room They vanished and ia first
rate order. They will be sold at bargain Also, about
one hundred yards of MATING,
r. r. FERGUSON,
auglS-5t Auetioneer and Commission Merchant
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cation which, laxily. itself could de-
nominate classical. Born OF obscure
parents in An exceedingly remote
parish, and apparently destined 10 win
his bread by manual labor, he received
many years ago the common elemen-
tary education Of Scottish peasant,
and from that has passed to a hands
craft. But something tells him as he
measures himself with his fellows tina.
be is intended for higher career;
and, accordingly, he has worked double
tides. saved, pincbed, almost starved,
throughout one or more summers, IN.
order that he might De able during the
Winter season to attend the university
classes. This is no exaggerated pie
ture; nor are such instances uncommon.
BlackaDood's Magazine.
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ED1NBURG S9uDENrs.-A stranger
on first coming to Edinburg must
necessarily be much surprised at the
very motley aspect OF the crowd
which issues from the college gates
when the bell tolls the hourly signal
for tue dismissal and gathering of tho
classes. Boyhood, adolescence, mans
hood, and even age, are there repre-
seuted. Two generations are mingled
together, for they may be counted
from IA to 40. First, perhaps,
group Of juniors, full of animal spirits
aud fun, charges down the steps. Then
comes knot Of grave young men,
evidently destined tor the ministry, to
whom education is serious matter,
for their future livelihood depends
upon it, and, in the meantime, the
resources of their friends, far away in
Angus or Dumfries, have been taxed
to give them the advantages Of
course at the University. Then strides
forth an uumistakeable native of the
North, older than the others, and with
the marks Of stern determination on
his brow, though somewhat uucouth
In appearance. That is specimen OF
class Of whom Scotland has cause
to be proud, and of whom she is some-
times not even sufficiently proud. For
the man whom the stranger remarks
there has received no preliminary edu.
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Headqrs Northern District Depart.
ment of the South,

COLUMBIA. S. c., JUNE 27, 1865.
GENERAL ORDERS NO. -.
nN and after the date of this order, all
~ telegraph lines in this District are
placed under the control Of the military
authority.
Any telegraph operator failing to give
precedence to military over civil de-
sPatches, both in receiving and transmit
ting the same, will be considered guilty of
military misdemeanor, and punished by
sentence of military court. or at the
discretion of the nearest military COM
mander. By command of
Brevet Maj. Gen. J. P. HATCH.
(Signed,) LEONARD 3. PERRY,
June 2S Is Asst Adiutant General
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Headq rs United States Forces
COLUMBIA. S. c., JuLY.14 1865

COLUMBIA. S. c., JuLY-14, 1865.
GENERAL ORDERS NO. 10.
WHEREAS information has been eceived
at these Headquarters that cattle and
other stock have been turned into Sidney
Park without authority from the Relief
Committee of Columbia also, that the
hydrants about the city have been opened
and left open by unauthorized persons,
whereby large quantities of water have
been wasted: 4
1t is, therefore. ordered that hereafter
no person shall be permitted to turn cat.
tie, hogs, horses or stock of any sort into
the pound of Sydney Park. nor to destroy,
remove or pull down any part of the
fencing or enclosure of said Park, without
authority from the Relief Committee or
from these Headquarters Nor shall any
person or persons. except the Fire Compa-
MES, or persons duly authorized by said
Relief Committee or from these Headquar-
ters. be permitted to open any hydrant
within this city: and any person or per-
sons offending herein, on being re ported to
these Headquarters, will be punished with
the extreme rigors Of the law. BY order
of Lieut.. Col. N. HAUGHTON,
Commanding.
JoHN WALTON, Lieut.. and Post Adi't.
july Is 6
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Headquarters Military District of
Charleston.

CHARLESTON. S. c.. July 6. 1865.
GEN ER-aL ORDERS NO. 50.
4 NY officer or soldier having in his
"a possession captured or abandoned
property of any description. will, on the
demand of T. c. CALLICOTT, Esq. Sup.
Ssp'l Agent U. S. Treasury Department de-
liveg the same to him.
Means of transportation held BY the
Quartermaster's Department, the neces-
sary Docks, Storehouses and Offices. with
the Furniture pertaining to the same. will
be retained by the Military Executive
departments. BY command of
Brevet Maj. Gen. JOHN P. HATCH.
LEONARD B. PERRY. Asst Adj't Gen.
July II &
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Headquarters United States Forces,
CITY OF COLUMBIA, S. c.,


GENERAL ORDERS NO. S.
4 LII Permits issued from these head
~ quarters, in accordance with General
Orders No. 4, to sell Intoxicating liquors
to citizens by the bottle or otherwise are
hereby revoked. and all sales of such
liquors are strictly prohibited, except upon
certificates OF necessity from respectable
surgeons or physicians and special permis-
sion from these headquarters. This mea-
sure has been rendered necessary by the
constant abuse of the privilege heretofore
granted liquor sellers, many Of them hav
ing repeatedly violated the order forbid
ding the sale of liquor to enlisted men Of
the United States army, as we'll as to ne
yroes and citizens of disreputable cha
racter. BY order of
Lieut.. Col. n HAUGUTON.
25th 0. Y. V. l., Command'g Post.
JOHN WALTON, Post Adutant iuly 1856
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AMIN NESTK.
THE TERMS OF PARDON
Proclamation by the President of the
United States of America

Whereas the President of the United
States, on the Sth day of December. A. D
1863, and ON the 26th dav of March A y
1854. with the object to suppress the az.
lsting rebellion, to induce all persons to
return to their loyalty andto restore the
euthor!ty OF the United States issue pro-
ciamatIons offering amnesty and pardon to
certain persons who had, directly or by
implication, participated in the said rebel.
lion; and whereas many persons who had