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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-10
?. c. bULKLEY, Auctioneer.

II AItUE sally OF worry VALUABLE REAL
~ ESTATE, at RYE. Wesichester County belonging 10
the Clark estate. r. G. bULkLEY viii sell In parcels on
SATURDAY, July . la6Jat oc ca n on the premises
lees than mile rom the depo, at Rye about 100 II
fine LAND belonging to the estate OF the late Andrew Clark
xtndng from the Turnpike road the Milton road 10
Rye beach and including large House end Grounds now
occupied by jasper +. Coming $50. This IL believed TO be
the finest property offered for sale in the township La
fertility and thr highly improved condition OF the soil tho
beauty Of the desirable building sites upou nnd its
urryaed advantages for boating bathing sld Gshng an
render very desirable for parties wishing purchase eegsnt
sites for country seats and nus rapid the vaue
OF tue property LrhoWaph maps If the property can b.
onaiei At we AnconeeTs eee tea days before the sale
no. - Wal st. Jalucoy CogIt.l
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OYHcE DEPOT CoNsIssARY oy sUBsIsTEscK.
FoRr MONROE Va, june 18th, 1865. :
PROPOSALS for CORN MEAL.-Scaled


PROPOSALS for CORN MEAL.-Sealed
Proposals. in duplicate, Will be- received by the under.
signed unit Saturday July 18Th, 1863 al 10 O'Clock NJ for
furnishing this depot with One thousand Barrels of bo
quality KlLS-DRlED CORN NEAL, every ten days during
the months ensuing from date Of contract until fur
ther notice. The Com Meal TO be delivered Fort Mon
Va Norfolk Va IN clean, wec oper,d -four barrels
containing 1876 pounds EACH nett the deliveries 10
AZ once.
Bidder. will be governed by the conditions usually re.
CURED by tho advertisements Of the Subsistence Department
and vii furnish with TIER proposals satisfactory guarantees
that should their bids be accepted they will enter
into bonds for the fu hlInent OF the contract
Bidders requested to be the opening Of the
bids Payments to be made monthly in such funds
be hand
The underlined the right 10 reject any all
bids Proposals be endorsed Proposals. ior Corn Meal
aud addressed to the undersigned.
JAMES CURRY, Colonel and G. s. v,
Fort Monroe. Va
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NOTICE.-The firms of BLANCHARD &

~ CO., Of Limoges France aud II ANlLAND, MERRITT
CO.. ofthe Cyof NewFok Dissolved on the first day OF
1919 by expiration Of the term or which such copsr
uershirs were formed Edwin Hayant end Edward Mer-
r purchased tho interest Of A. blanchard in said arms,
and tho business Of the arm in Newfork will be setlsG by
them anclarl l. author zed 70 settle up the
business at Limoses-Daied New fors. June 20 1868;
EDWIN AANlLAND.
EDWARD M RHl TT.
ARSENE BLANCHARD
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OFFICE or Army cLoTHISs AND FaurPsGn,

OFFICE or ARMY CLOTHING AND FQuIPtGH,
No - BROADWAY, NEW OK, July 2, ltCS
4 RMY SUPPLIES.-Sea proposals will DO
"A received At this Office until ~ o'clock THURS
DAY tle 18Th instant, for furnishing by ntrsct, in such
quantities fTo time 10 time may b. required 0r the
this office and depot until the 10th day Of May, lSt. tie
10 lowing articles Of stationery:
Letter plpef, white surd lrsioas ii ibs 20 the fean
Foo-cap PAPER white ruled hrs:-cs " lbs 10 the
Bouiug psIer white frst.osss leo lDs. to the
Folio post paper white ruled, tfst class - lD 10 the
Euvcopepaper best quality.
Envelopes STRAW color, No. =, best quality
Envelope straw color. No. 10, best quality.
Envelopes. White, 10. ..
Lead pencils fabeF's 0 Eagle No o.
Steel pens.
PenholiefA
Seal waters. boxes.
Sealing wax. best English. small sticks
Black Ink quart bottles. Haynrri Noysa
Arnolds Chemical Writing flad, cuArts
Blsrs ink quarts, copying.
Red ns Dayids NO. J.
llkstands.
Faler-folders.
Ruefs.
OuilA
Once tape, host linen.
Memorandum Books
Blank BOOKS cap, bound, two three our I've ,nl 'ir
Gllrcs.
Samples Of the articles further nfor
IN 60 the be received by Apphc1
p.os Of he articles they propose 70 deliver -
Bonds viii be required the suCcssu BIDDER Tor the
faithful performance OF the contract.
Tho United states the h h. ~ Get part or the
whole the bid. may be deoued for the Interest OF the
service.
Iropo,a. should BE- Endorsed Proposals. for Fumishin:
Stationery and addressed to
Col. u. II. VlNTOS Depy. q. NJ. Gen, U. ;. A.
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Orrlca CoNxls.Anr ~ srRsIsr vNcr.

No STAT S., NKw ! OEs July :, 1865.
A RNY SUPPLlkS-FORAGE.
"a PROPOSALS lin irp, ate) VIII be- received BY the
dersgnod Il is office un;l l. DC ock M TUESDAY, tho
lth instant suppl HAY r tho ~ the slh.tence
Department Of the Uui'ed State Army be- yoIei
Pier the North River IN SEES i City t. be- d grated
time to tine by the undersigned and n such QLsl
may be required not exceeding Five Hundred tun. In
caeudr month. rom the lZth u July, lj to .hr 3th o.
September 1855 notice be Owen tie contractor
"Wednesday and Saturday 81 each ~ ca'ion II
this Office Of the required be delivered during III.
intervening dgys
The hay no. BE- timothy Of good quality securely baled
jet to r.d pscon. and Tewtghed by c0mpe
tent appointed the part Of the VeTunen Each
propOsa 70 be entertained must have printed copy OF this
advertisement posted - ito head and be IN the follow ing form
"I A. =, Of the ely (or town Of county
f. State Of -, hereby propose to deliver 70 tie
Subsistence Deplrnen OF u Army at any DESIGNATED
Of Hay not exceeding five huudisd tan. In any calendar
month Of the kind quality. condition. &C, described Ia tie
advertisement above posted may fom tns TO tim- be
required t. furnish due notih alton at cents per pound
gross weight
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OFFICE or rnE sTRsEr loNNssoSER No ~ broadway
fJlO CONTRACTORS. - PROIOSALo IN
closed eaed enye0p iudorsed vim the title Of me
H. aud with # the bi'ier written thereon va De
received mi. oihee until WEDNESDAY July ~ oo' a.
IA O'Clock
For regll,ing and grading Fory.seconds, from Second
ave. 10 Fast hver.
FOR regulating lnd grading sEy'iIh ST., from Broadway
10 Eiglth.ayr. ..s,
For regulating and grading Seventy .xths, from Fifhave
IN Elst RIVER
For regulating and grading EghysiSh-st, from Avenue
10 East River.
For reg4ing and grading Onehundred and-nnths, from
Eith ave 10 East River.
for grading arl curb and guerirs Onohundred
and.tne Iiirti-si.. from Third 20 sxih--ves.
For regulating ard grading tie side walks and curb ad gutter
the streets between West end Wa,ing'ousts which inter
sect W-sts st.. nom Hammond 20 Hobokensts
For curb quite. end rug Tenth from One hundred
and. dny inst % One-hgndfed- and fifty fshs.s.
for ebud Pier foot o. twenty secondst NoIh hVei
For rebuilding Pier 10. 70 North River
For ding outer portion Of Pes No. 70 Nofth RIVER
FOR rebuilding Pier No. SO Last liver.
blank forms oil pronoa. together With the specifications
nd agreements. can De- obtained this oiceDaed street.
Department Nea.York, july T. 1870
CHspLEg q. Cflp ~. Street Commissioner
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Eorscs an0 5arins tOanie0.

A GENTLEMAN desires to Rent, for the
n ha nee Of the year a fr,t class HOUSE. between
Twenv.,hird and Thry.fourth 80. ard from Fourth to
sixth.syrs. Address T. r. ~ Box No. 2J Tribune Oiice
WANTED to RENT-A HOUSE in Now
w Haven Conn Ilainiej. y J., Nylck ~ Y. ~ vic nj
ties con aiming twelve rooms. and having at east bali
an acre Of aud barn &c. Adde'S stating terms, II. l.
La,yette-sye.. opp site Grahaa4-st. Brooklyn l..
WANTED to PURCIlASE-Several first
w class RESIDENCES. IN desirable locations murray
Hill profcrTed ALLEN bRO"N,
80. % Broadway.
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proposaIs.
Oyyou OF ARxr CLOTHING AND EouiPAos, }

No EkOADWAi INV lOAA, gu'J % IN
A RMY SUPPLlES.-Seaed Proposals S wlli W
r,eved AZ this office until u O'Clock on IhufSDAi
~ a,h nst tcr furnishing by contract IN such quhues
md ~ .urh times may be required and Tor tho ne OF
DEPOT, until May !, looo rOh4'AOh Wan "1N 49,
TT1To9, rust b. accompanied by proper guarantee Tor
tbe fa,hfu performance Of fconiraos -, ~.
Tie United States Reserves the hgh. TO reject al O'a'
deemed Objectionable ,i...a ,p-.,,. "a, furnishing
Goa anu Col D. II. vINTON, D. @. NJ Gen.
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NOTICE.-Mr. JAMES 4. WHITFIELD,
member Of the New YorA stock Exchange. mas is day
been admitted PARTNER in our lrn The business vii
be rord lctrd under the frrn Of GRAHAM, MlLbAhh
4 WHITFIELD. New.lolk. July O. 1875.
GRAHsM & MILBANK, No. 81 Exchange place
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QuARrERxAsTER GgyEaAEs OFPicB.

QuARrERxAsTgR GRyERAL's OFPicB.
WAsAINGTos, d. G.. June p 1888
- PECIAL SALE Of SERNiCEABLE
- DRAFT HORsES.-By order OF the Quar- rrnasi.r
General there will be sold. ut public auction dorng the
month of July 1906 the times and PAGES named below vs:
GlESBORO. d. C., MONDAY and SATURDAY oil escA
week.
NEM-YORK CITY, THURSDAY, July o. .,, 60
NEW-YORK CITY FRIDAY, JAY T. and on TUESDAY
stables corner Tenth.ave. and Thity-hfh.si
PHILADELPHIA Pa, THURSDAY OF each week
BALTIMORE. Nd. WEDNESDAY, July ~
BALTIMORE. Nd, WEDNESDAY, July 20
JOHNSrOWS Pa, WEDNESDAY. July ;.
ELMIRA. n. Y. FRIDAY, July H.
LANCASTER, Pa, FRIDAY, July 25. - .,...
TWO HUNDRED SERNICEAbLE DRAFT HORsES
EACH DAY.
An opportunity purchase superior cl' Of Drift Hor.es,
at lar ess than e true value is offered TO The public
The animals though sound and se-vccabe no longer re-
1ur,d 10 the army snd be sold Tie attention of
acre city railroads and manufactures is especially called
these sales.
Horses sold sngly Ssles 70 commence at 10 a. IN.
Terms, Clsh--in United States currency. 49,
JAMES 4. EKiS,
Brevet- Bhy Gen. In charge Is, Div. q. NJ o. q.
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Assn Q. NJ. OFFICE, foRAGs DEPARTMENT !
CORNER y HITEHaLL I'D bRtDjH tf5.
NEw-YoRK CIgY. 1863.
rT,UIS DEPARTMENT is prepared TO reeei rSy
4 ,.rt.n PROPOSALS. for the delivery OF CDfN OAiS
NV ma STRAW IN this City, and in Philadelphia "a
Hds ,houd state the quantity, description, or Kind pfce
ul,c, ,pd time Of delivery. SC. ...-n.-
prytnens made delivery or az soon 'he'ea'o
as the office may be in funds. , ~ .t..
Wv = d. BbRCIIARD. Capt. and Asst CuaTtermisef'
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Dcar0 drlo Rooms.

4 GENTLEMAN, Wife, two Children and
Servant desire hlsicis BOARD for three months, in
Orange. NewJ.rsey. stable 1n0dai0ns desirable Ad
dress NJ, Box No. rs Tribune Office.
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Cnparinersbip Notices.

nISSOIUTI0N.-The copartncrship hereto
~ fore ex sting under the name Of LEEDS SWANS
BORO j. tni. day dissolved uuInI coiseutNewTor ORR,
July l. i3J5 1HEO. r. LEEDS,
ALFRED II. SWANSBORO.
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Eorscs, Carriages, &r.

CARRIAGES for SALE.-The immense stock
row in the three large vareooms, entrances NO 80
Broadway and No. 10 Crosbyst, wal Do 500 al satY re-
@S G. WITTY, No. as0 Broadway
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QuAR1ERNA sTER-GgsKRALs O7y.cs,
WASHINGTON. ID g., June 10. 1900
GPECIAL SALE of SERVICEABLE MI Liz
- By order OF the QunermesterGenera, there viii -
sold al public auction, under the direction Of captain L.
Lowry Moore A. a. NJ TO the iighess bidder, at the TINS
kFW.YORK cry WEDNESDAY, June %, 1853.
NFWYORh CITY WEDNESDAY, July IL. 1865.
NFWYORK CITY WEDNESDAY, July 70. llc3.
NEwYoRK CITY WEphESDAY Z, Juy 20. lSos.
N.ny Of them were bought In the beginning OF the wH
young mules. accompanied the srmie IN all her marches
end camps aud thoroughly broken hardened py
gert and familiar from being long surrounded - sns
soldiers. ,--s
Though sound and sevieeabe they are no orser rqu-e
in The amy and can be purchaed these sales al far ess
than thr tire vane The attention of bi merchants su1
farmers Is especially invited.
and will be ED a the Government stables Tenth ave-
and Thirty third -.
Tenns-Cssh ia United States currency.
JAMES A. EKIN,
Brevet Brig Gen. in char ge Firsi Division O. NJ u o.
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To be subscrbed by two responsible surees follows:
We ths md snei hereby that should the above
bid be- accepted. viii give bond ia the OF
thousand dollars that the contract shal be ulhlei.
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COMPREHENSIVE MOTTO E.-1le unlersi gned have shi.
dav formed cor. rtnsrship under the and style 81
LEEDS HALL aud will transact General Banking stock.
aud Gold Commission Business at no. - Bfosd-stNew-
York jay |, 1855 THO. =. LEEDS,
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Weo0ine CARDS. Sc.

A 7 WIN. EVERDELLS SONS, No. I0i Full
"A ton-.t1WEDDING CARDS AID FINE STATIONARY.
Lsgsb.isLed lslal
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SMoLANDEE'
COMPOUND FLUID EXTRACT
= Il OK U.
The articles which compose this preparation especially
RECOMMENDED BY THE MEDICAL FACULTY
for the cure Of the various affections ofthe
STOMACH, URINARY ORGANS, RHEUMATISM
GENERAL DEBILITY, DROPSY, CHRONIC
GoNoRRHEA AND CUTANEOUS
DISEASES.
An that long list of'nervous irritable disorders. which arise
from
EXCEsSEs AND IMPRUDEYCE.
PERAiANTLY CURED
sMOLANDER'S EXTRACT BUCKU.
TRY IT.
PRICE ONE DOLLAR PER BOTTLE.
DEMAs BARNES < CO., Wholesale Agents for New
FOR SALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
BURLEIGH & ROGERS, Wholesale Druggists.
No e6 Hanover-s,-, Boston, Mass, General Agents.
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OuARrEaaAsTKR-G GENERALS OTY.cE, fIRsT DryisIos{
WASHINGTON CRY, June 49, loo3. -
GALE Of GOVERNMENT HORSES-Wlu
y be sold at pabc auction, during the month Of July,
1863 the highest bidder at the times and places named "
low. viz:
BALTIMORE. ND, WEDNESDAY, July6
GIESBORO, n. C., THURSDAY. Juy6 .-
OIEsBORO. d. C.. FRIDAY. July :, and on To ESDAx'
THURSDAY AID FRIDAY ofelch week thereafter.
YORK, PA, FRIDAY July
NuFFLlNfOWN. PA. Friday July
WILLIAMsPORT, Pa. WEDNESDAY,, July Ia
READING Pa. FRIDAY, July H.
EASTOE PA, TUESDAY, July 10.
BALTIMORE MD, WEDNESDAY, july TO-
NEWPORT. PA, FRIDAY, July 81.
louisville. PA, FRIDAY. July -
WILMINGTON, DEL, SATURDAY, July 2s
BALTIMORE. sd. MONDAY, July 81.
Two hundred CAVALRY HORSES each day. 49,
For road farming porpose good bargains may ~
had. Horses sold singly
sales 70 commence It 10 =. m.
Terms cash, ia United States currency, -
JAMES A. EKlN,
Brev.Bhg Cen, in charge Fret Division q. NJ O. ..
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1nsuranre Companies.
NJ WY DIRK FIRE AND MARINE
INSURANCE COMPANY,
~ WALIrSrREET,
CASH 200. n00.

This Company hes been IN successful operation Tor
than THIRTY YEARS and continues TO INSURE against
Los. and Damage by FIRE upon terms favorable ,lAr
NO MARINE RISKS TAKEN.
ALL LossBs LIBKIAILY ADJUSTED AND PROMPTLY PAID
DIRECTORS:
DANIEL UNDERHILL, President.
Oliver Il. JoneA William HsItun- Chss l.. Stewart
Isaac N. Seymour SsmL j. Waring. Samuel N. Dodge.
Abraham h. Davis G. y. Pfefer Michael Usch0efer
Sainl G. Harriet sylvanus Bedel. Chss ID. lewis
John Z. Andrew. X ~ buchanan. Ethel ;. Mills
josiah o. Low. William HertzeL Joseph A. nreyous
John Even. Thomas Davcy. James Z. Quick.
William Depew. Henry J. scudder James 1: Wright
AUGUSTUS COLS0N, IT,, Secretary.
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A. NJ ALERwIs. Aucioneer.
DY BANGS, MERWlN & Co, Nos GA ana
II coo Broadway, cor Of gnst@-Ssles u Booss sts'
onery Pictures. WORKS OF Art. Fancy Goods Furniture "a
book TRADE SALE ROOMS, No. 498
ID B'way nearly apostle St. Nicholas Ho;eiEO. A. LEA
WIT Auctionner by J. +. Cooley Consnmens soliciteA
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obstruction.


" MER. SCHOOL INST" founded 1865,
n iss reliable Educational Bureau,
For oil who seek wei-quaihedteacher
For gliding teachers 10 secure suitable positions.
For GIVING Parents information OF good schools.
For selling and routing boo Properties.
- An teachers should have April. alton Form"
~ Every Ednca OF suogd American Educational
honthly. Specimens by mail for 10 cents.
j. w. SChEkMEAhORN, Actuary. No. 10 Grand-st
A T No 600 Broadway. Com
"A mercs Academy viii remsin OPEN day end evening all
GUNNER. Gentlemen boys have private lessons III
rapid business Writing, practical Boo1 eeIne Arithmetic,
kc.. and be practically qualified for any business without
extra charge.
A YOUNG LADY, thoroughly qualified to
II teach French Germsn. desres SITUATION in O.
hrstclass School Address Box Nc. rs Troune Otce
CUEGARAY INSTITUTE,
~ No. 20 MADlSON-AVE.. NEW-YORK
This Institute vii reopen on SEpIEMBEk ~. Al letters
directed to Mime l.. H. PROVOST will receive prompt
tepon Nine Provost will be in the City the Let Of Sept
EDUCATIONAL AGENCY-Establishe in
~ le60.1his agency has had from the fret and still has,
for its main object, the supply Of well educated earnest,
faithful teachers for all branches in schools and families
1t also mails free receipt Of retail price, all books ior
school family gives parents information Of good
schools and nesoses school properties By sale rent OF tx
change.
For circular. with terms, references. &c. address
j. 4. NASH Co.,
No. Beeknan-s;., New y ork.
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Uarts.

A SITUATION is wanted By n Young man az
"A ASSISTANT BOOK.kEEPER or ENTRY CLERK in
Dry Goods Grocery House. quick al figures aud
ood pe,nan Good testimonial. character given Ad.
dress Z. H.. Box No. Us Tribune Office.
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WANTED-In "a Publishing Office, a LAD
w OF Is or s yeAr. who write. ir.r,te hand Salary
$40 at Address with references, IN handwriting OF
applicant, this day. r. o. box No. asa
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ORANGE COUNTY FARM for SALE
" splendid farm 40 aeres in Warwick Valley four
OF Warwick. This IL Of the best
fam. In tie State. Apply 20 J. ELLIOT CONDlCE
No 81 White..t y. y, brween tine hours OF 10 aud ~
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A YOUNG LADY, thoroughly qualified t
n teach French ana Germsn desires SITUATION in
frst-cass School. Address Box Nc. ll5 Tr1uue Oyce
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EEN TRIAL PARK LOTS FOR SALE-One
~ hundred LO'rS between Niurty.hith and Ninety
severth.st'.. FouIth and flith ALLEN BROWN,
No. % Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-10

TOR SALE or EXCHANGED Acres Of
4 good OIL LAND IN Neuanso County Pa. god we'll.
ell around H. VIII sell cheap fJr cash will exchange for
desirable merchandise Adde's. j. W. SCOTT. Merchants
Hotel New orN Civ.
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EMBROIDERY DEPARTMENT-Tw first
IA class Statesmen wanted to sell Embroileres
r.. ). JAfFhAT Il Co.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-08
Rad Cnndnnf Of tho Cnnfh

The election Of Wade Hampton as Governor Of
South Carolina; the determination of the Georgia
Convention to pay the rebel debt; and the avowed
intention of the Mississippi Legislature to ignore
the constitutional amendment to slavery, is hav-
ing, very properly, too serious effect upon Presi-
dent johnson and will change his entire policy rel
alive to the Southern States Ii will cause all offers
Of amnesty to be withdrawn, and martial law and
military rule to be executed with rigor. The South
ern leaders still have the devil in them and presum
ing upon the leniency of the President, they are
loosing sight Of their real positions Louisiana is
now proposing TO elect ex- Governor Allen, now q
refugee traitor in Mexico, to Gubernatoral honors,
on the ground that he is endeared to the people be-
cause of his services rendered in the cause of the
rebellion. In North Carolina, Georgia and Ala
bama, unpardoned rebels are running for Congress
Boosting that hey still unpardoned and DO not
intend to chang, Ne sorry TO see this state Of
things, but it Is just what predicted from the
start. The war was closed out two years too soon.
The President viii adopt new and different course
towards these rebel States He-will, in a word,
withdraw all amnesty, and introduce confscation,
martial law and military rule, and finally, all that
extreme men have commended for The mild and
benignant policy Of the President has been abused
is not at all appreciated by rebel leaders, but is in
sultingly demanded as their right These Southern
rebels have their fate in their own keeping, and
they are nursing their wrath to keep it warm. We
feel confident that the President will not yield any
more ground to them if indeed he does not withdraw
from them what he has conceded
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-08
What White Working Men say in South
Carolina.

THE DRY BOXES LIyE-A mass meeting Of
Mechanics and Working Men was held, pursuant to
public notice in Charleston, s. C., on the 18th inst
Though only whites were allowed TO participate,
there was a large attendance. No shred Of synlpa-
thy for desire to elevate the blacks was evincod
by this meeting, which, nevertheless issued an ad-
dress, which says
The mighty revolution that has Just passed over
the whole Southern country has Frustrated and for
ever overthrown the old system Of labor and al
though it has caused ruin and devastation through
the land by the suddenness Of the measure and the
want of due preparation for the great crisis il has
accomplished one great good-it has elevated the
workingman and made labor respected. Labor has
never been considered degrading but in communi-
ties Of privileged classes, or where slavery existed
rs an Institution. The existence of privileged
class IN our community depended upon the contin-
uation Of slavery, and by its extinction this artif
S say jJGt carolina from the earliest 6i5t6rv
of the State, have labored under many disadvanta-
ges and have had many difficulties to contend
against in the combination that existed with capital
and slavery. How could white laboring man
without capital compete, as q contractor, with a
master workmen and his ten, twenty or more slaves
He would be so underwOrked in the labor marke.
that it would be impossible for him 10 attempt the
contest and he would be compelled to become q
journeyman to the slave capitalists to perform the
higher branches of work not allotted to his slaves
or to choose some other business for the support Of
himself and family. But this not the only COM
petition that the white aboring man had to contend
against the slave Of the rich man, who, himself not
a mechanic or labOrer was, rs often as the master
workman spoken of before, contractor also: and
though by legislative enactment no slave could com
pete with the merchant the doctor, the LAWYER or
parson, he could compete with the mechanic or
workingman. All these disadvantages and restric-
lions are now removed, and the white workingman
has no longer to contend against capital and labor
combined and his advancement to honor, respecta-
biiity and wealth will be certain and sure s.
We are satisfied that the abolition of slavery. al
though at present looked upon as IL great calamity
viii eventually prove great blessing to our beloved
country in the increased and remuuerative employ
ment of our children and the free white man at
home, in own State, instead of being forced TO
emigrae to some other land to procure their bread
producing that strength and prosperity that in the
future will be our protection and safeguard"