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MILITARY, CLASSICAL and CONNER
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NEW-JERSEY LANDS for SALE.-The sub
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OFFICE OF PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP Corp.C-
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rNHE MISSES MARSHALLS SCHOOL,
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MONDAY Sept. IL.
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MADAME GiRAUD' FRENCH aud !

vi GLlSH BOARDING and DAY SCHOOL FOR houNG
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MONDAY September n. This School where aup pupils
ave been admitted s' yrs il wanting IN none Of the i'm
i,.ovctnents Of well conducted in itutiou.
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TINUE MISSES WALKER will REOPEN
L their DAY SCHOOL for YOUNG LADIES, No. ln
Madison ave on WEDNESDAY, sept. 20
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L GLEsWOOD, Perth Ambov Mics u. :. HEAD ~n
reooen her SCHOOL on WEDs tSDAN. sept ~
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A DhEW JUH NSUN,
President of the United States.
& $50 GENERAL ORDERS.
riHEABeUARTERs DEf'Ti OF MISSISSIPPI,
re1 Xicksburg, Miss. Aug. 4, 1850.

u
u.w x4olsse. NO; 10, 2saaaa
WI. This order, tCircuiar No. s., Par
agfsphs VII ! Bureau Refu gees, Freedmen
ans. abap doned Lands,) however, must
not be so construed as TO give the oelored
man immunities not accorded TO other
persons. If he-is charged with the VIOLA
ton OF any law OF the State, Or an ordi.
nance of any city, for which offence the
same penalty is. imposed upon white
persons as upon black, and if courts grant
TO him the same privilege as are accord
ed TO white men, no Interference ON the
part of the military Authorities will be
permitted. % Several instances have re-
Gently been reported in which military
officers, claiming.to .actunder the author
ny of the order above mentioned have
taken from the custody OF the civil au-
tho7itiss negroPs arrested Tor theft and
other nlisdeIneanors, evensiRi casesuwhere
the courts were willing tor ooncede to
them the same privileges as are accorded
to white persons These officers have
not been governed by the spirit of the
order. The object OF thsGevernment is
not to screen this class from jus B. punish
ment mo- to encqurage in them theidea
that they can be guilty of crime and
escape its penalties; but simply to secure
to them the rights of froemeb holding
them, at the same time, subject to ithe
same laws by which oiher classes are
governed,
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Assistant Commissioner Freedmen,s
.af Burt au for State OF Mississippi
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BUREAU REFUGEES, FREEDMEN

alts 3a .'sH siSSio,ierS.
+ VII. Tn all places where there is an
interruption of evil law, or in which
local Courts, 10y reason of old codes, III
violation of the freedom cuatanteed 10y
the proclaLaation Of the President and
laws soi Congress, elisregard the negroes
right to justice before the laws, inrnot al
lowing him TO- give testimony, the control
OF, all subjects relating to Refugees and
Freedmen, being committed 10 this Blu
reau, the Assistant Commissioners will
adjudicate, either themselves or through
officers of their appointment, all diff.
culties arising between negroes and
whites or Indians, except those in mill
tary service, so far as recognizable by
military authority, and not talen cogui-
zance of 10y. the other tribunals, civil or
military, Of the United States.
sa 10. q. HOWARD, Major General.
Commissioner Bureau of Refugees, Freed
~ men, &c. tti, 1905 nll7sE' p. -
Approved, June ., 1865. .g ..g8
! '4''I1 ANDREW JOHNSON,
President ofthe United States.
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I
WHiT4TuE ENGthsHi CApf4alISfs CoHrFN-
.PLyFE. Mr.. NcHenry, Sir Morton peto
and their present party are greater fiDan-
cal magnates, We dare saw than the mas
of cur readers imagine. TIL v represent
no less than $40 600, invested In Amer.
lean railway enterprises, and arg SERIOUS.
" contemplating project of investing
about S40,000,00 more. Their msio
interest. it has been elsewhere stated,
lies IN the Atlantic and Great Western
road, seven hundred and fiey miles long
from where it leaves the EGiesl roatliao
where it connects with the Ohio and
Mississippi. Their idea is 10 make com.
mon stock of THESE three eiert roads.
double track theme all tbs wav from
New York to st. Louis, connect a branch
TO LOUISVILLE and another. 10 Chicago,
and ballast the whole SO securely that a
spec cah be secured 'eoifat to that in
practice upon .taesabest Europe.fn rail
ways Colos al as this icheme appears-to
oe, 1t Is not on y. nossible, but highly
probable that it win some day attain full
reaizationls :. Roth OF the gentlemen
named at the headlo of this para 9rSuFi are
in favor of the enterprise, and as~s Al
ready considering ways, and ,msaas, of
lcarfffhf'it out. Homer and. success. to
iths projectors of so noble an underiak.
.AlIs. s;Mra Gale, the president az the
IEle, and Mg, .LFarBartl, preside MT of tAe
OHIO and Mississippi road, have oalrsady
been IN consultation With them on The
suhect.-St. Louis Republican, Sept. l6.
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BY order pflMAJ. GEN .ELoccM os .
,,t j. WARREN MILLER,
/, @ Assistant Adjutant & eneral

L .....,.-, ASSISTANT Ad5 utaDt u enerai.
In accordance with this order, where
the Judicid Officers and magistrates of
the Provisional Government OF this State
will take for their mode Of procedurenhe
laws now in force in this State, except so
far as those laws make a distinction on
account of color, and allow the negroes
the same rights aud privileges, as are ac-
corded to white men before their courts,
officers of this Bureau will not interfere
with such tribunals, but give them every
assistance possible in the, discharge of
their duties hs 81 "'f"3-- "" ''
|. In cities OR counties where may6rs,
judicial officers and magistrates will ;as-
sumo the duties OF the ADMINISTRATION. of
justice TO the Freedmen, in accordance
with Paragraph VII, Circular No. 5, is.
sued fronithe Bureau of Refugees Freed
men and a Abandoned Lands. and approv-
ed by the President, and will signify their
willingness t c0mply with this request by
written acce ptance addressed tn tho
Assistant Commissioper Tor The State, 80
Freedmen Courts will be established, aud
Ethose that'nhay now be ia existence in
sncbtiocalitNe sRVillibe cIosed9b a'i
al ia exFeete ed that the officers of this
Bureau will heartily co operate, with the
State officials in establishing law and
order; and that all conflict of authority
and jurisdiction win be avoided go
,scBy orders Of al o r.lu eLt
COL. SAM'L THOMAS, ~
Ar4A. - & " =.
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NUMBER 10.
An Important Order,
OFFICE Ass'IsT COMMISSIONERS,
=" For SrsrE OF MIsSissiPPI,
vioksbnrs, Miss, Sept. 20, 1865.

Vioksburg, Mss, Sept. 20, Eo02.
The following extracts from Circular
Nos. current series, Bureau Refugees,
Freedmen and Abah doned Lands, and
General Orders No. 10, current series,
Headquarters Department of Mississippi,
in references to the same are. hereby re-
published for the guiahrce Of officers of
This Bureau: Ok -
IEs-yI 10 (sIReI-fi 4
% BUREAU iiRErr6EEs, FRkEbNEN }
.'i2 1-st1 AND ABkNDoNED LANDS,
-'f a-- Washington, May so, 1865.
'"t3 sissy r. No 8.
R,Ics and Reg}iaiohs for AssiS.aat CONF
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. To- J0urneyH,en TailOrS.d
PLANTATION FOX SALE,

FOR SALE-STEAM MILL.
TINE undersigned offers for sale his STEAM SAW
L AND GRESR MILL (Fiour and Corfe5s ID ths
South west COZ ner Of Nesboha- sighteen miles from
Marion Station. win seliit w.k or = i;nbut lind
,Fsr ,t.>i - w. e AMER
Addrs me 4. Meffdian. Cla:ion Once.
Sept l0th-dlm. ftsss u rEaj saCm SID ra
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-09-14
THE FUTURE OF NoRpo,.x

Are the people of Norfolk content ia
quietly fold their arms and pass their
remaining days in inglorious inoctiv;+r
and Incidence while others battle fo,.
and win the prize of commercial nro,n;.
nence and prosperity? viii thew moLo
no effort to grasp the rich spoils tho
fruits and rewards of industry. enern,,
and enterprise, that are SO temptinpIy
and so freely offered-nay, even urged
unon them? Is their mission ended
aud the fortunes ofthemselves and child.
rem secured forever, that they can afford
to retire to the shades of idleness and
suspend all efforts to build up the city
their birth and their love, and raise
to a position which it was intended
nature to occupy in the history of
'he world? Tyre of old, and London
anu New York of the present, Were
not SO richly endowed with the nat
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-09-14

OYsTERs.-0ur markets in this trade are particularly
lively and the %oystermen are driving a thriving trade
The bivalves this season are particularly large, fine and
deliciously favored, the Chuckatuck oyster being the
favorite in market at present, it being rather early for
the popular Lynhaven and Horn Harbor oyster. The
arks along CampbelFs wharf have a large and varied
supply on board, which are either delivered open or in
theshell. We notice old jim Sweeney foremost among
the craft, with his crew busy shocking, which gives
soodly evidence that his popularity as a judge of bivalves
is still appreciated by his numerous patrons. Jim's
uncle, old Dan Sweeney, was a great d~elineator Of negro
and it is said is the author of "Raking Among
the Oyster Beds" Jim Sweeney is an institution in the
oyster trade, and very popular with the craft as a lead
ing man In the business.