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BOARDING AND LODGING.

| BOARD wANTED-FoR A RESPECTABLE YOUNG
ID lady for the winter between Fourth and sxln "se
and Fourth and Twentieth Address A. b. u
| station q, stating tersss, &c
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. THREE STORY AND BASEMENT BROWN STONE
= Houses; all modern improvements; Fifyseventh street
between First and Second avenues Inquire OF grimm,
on the premises, from to IL A. NJ and to 4 =. NJ.
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VITANTED TO EXCHANGE-5C0 FEET OF GOLD AND
w Silver Claims situated OF the best odcs in
Montana Territory for residence within hours ride Of
this city Address giving particulars Montana Herald Of
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DANKING HOUSE AT PUBLIC sALE-THE vALUA.
ID lie Banking House Of the Burlington Bank win be of
fered public see Friday, the LIST dayof September
next at O'Clock r. M the premises in Burlington New
Jersey The building situated at the northwest Of
High and Union 22 feet by 50 and Is constructed
Of stone, in the substantial with vault and
every thing complete for doing banking business. After
which will be offered the Fixtures aud Furniture of the
Bank in which included one OF Cadys chilled iron thief
Board of Directors. JOS. ASKEN President
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-08-24

1T NEwBURG, N. Y, VALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOE
~ sale at ancon.-Wl be sold ut the Orange Hotel, II
Newburg Saturday. August &c 1865 at II O'Clock
Lot of 10 acres OF the beautiful building sites o.
the Hudson miles north of Newburg situated immedi
aey the bank and directly south of the residence
of Warren Deano, Esq views unsurpassed well watered
beautiful fine shore For further particulars in
qnire Of JAMES W. TAYLOR Esq, Third street. Newburg
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-08-24

CS NOO FOR SALE, A FIRST CLASS CORNER
sDC.OOV. Restaurant with Furniture and Fixtures, az
town; also Lager Beer Oyster Bar location excellent
Address VI. NJ, Restaurant, Herald Office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-08-24

IL mod.ous HOTEL 1.-THE largest in London" Is now open
the most open and healthy site in the West
End all modern Improvements, Suites of Aparme hts
Sale Manger 100 by 40 feet; elegant Ladies' Room spa
Sitting and Writing Room, &C.; within short drivc OF
all the railway termin For to accomfoda.
tion address the manager, c. Schumann.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-08-24

. HOUSES FOR SALOON THIRTIETH STREET
= between Second and Third ayonues with stable and
country property the city city lots Apply to JOHN
FETTkETCH, l18 Third avenue
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-08-24

DROOKLYN-GREAT BARGAIN-SiO5OO WILL BUY
ID first class brown stone Dwelling with all modern
improvements location first class; Elliott place Hanson
place; possession immediately Apply to g. w. BROWN %
Liberty street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-08-24

GC OOO HOTEL FOR SALE CLEARING $500
sDA.UOV. per month; rent Is paid six months In adj
all completes half interest location good
humbugs need not Address Hotel box las Herald
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Alta CLINTON PLACE-AT THE FIRST CLASS PR.
~ yate residence newly furnished gentlemen have
the choice of Rooms without board pleasant locaon
house Fifth the House, and
two blocks from the New York Hotel.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-08-24

&1O0 OO0 FOR SALE, TWO ELEGANT MAR
DlUU:OVU: BILE front Stores 5Ox9o five stories, base
$4,000 per annum. Inquire Of GEO. H. MUNROE, lOt
Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-08-24

GOD STREET BETWEEN SECOND AND THIRD AVE-
% nues neat frame Cottage House, with possesson
and Croton; lo rs 6xlO2 excellent neighborhcod.
McGRATH 4 FRENCH. 299 Ninth avenue
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CT 0OO-ONE QUARTER CAsH-wILL BUY A
Df.UUV Furnished Cottage, with water IN same,
and half good ground very healthy location three
quarters of hours ride by horse FROM New York
Ger, corner Hudson and Essex streets Jersey City.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-08-24

MARYLAND FARM FOR SALE-Soo ACRES, CoNvE-
IVA steamboat landing on tho Choptank RIVER Caro-
Md price $50 For fui particulars
inquire of JOHN w. KlSSAM, corner Fulton and Gold
streets of C. A. GUNDAkER, b3 Arch street. Phade[
NH.
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WANTED-To BUY, OR 8 CHEAP TENEMENT
w Houses for which will pay all cash. Address A. care
OF John Fcttrech, 4I8 Third avenue.
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At $40 FOURTH AvENUE-BY DAY PALMER.-T
a let Prince $3.50; East Seventeenth 81 800; 23 We:
Houston; Thirty third 81 500; Foteth $780, West Farms
$500 furnished Broadway, 200; West Thirty
$24UO. Some have Furniture for Sale.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-08-24

A NEW BRICK DWELLING, NINE ROOMS, WITH
n furniture and carpets complete throughout, for
saeHeatcd throughout with improved heaer large range
gas everything handy; possession given mmcdi
aely. Call from TO o'clock r NJ, at No. Sixth street,
between Fifth and Sixth avenues BROOKLYN or at 20 Beck
street. New York, from ii A. NJ to o'clock p. NJ
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-08-24

TENNESSEE, WEST VIRGINIA AND PENNSYLVANIA
Iands-sOO J0 in East Tennessee. 1900 In West
Virginia Coal Tract in Pennsylvania for sale by g. d.
ROi.ERS
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cO OOO WILL BUY AN EXCELLENT THREE
SLLUU story high stoop House and Lot on Colonnadt
row. Brooklyn L. D.; size 22x40xlM
JOSEPH MASON No. 61a Pine street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-08-24

II ANDS FOR SALE.-SEVERAL THOUSAND ACRES
OF dne timber and farming lands well watered in the
southern part OF Franklin county, State OF New York
the Racket river OF the contemplated
tension of the raro Of the Adirondack company; In
due eents will be offered, to close eoncern part could
remain and mortgage part wonld be received In
unincumbered real New York or Bro9klyn small
only required In money Address Real Estate
box 21s New York Post olice.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-08-24

S26OOTTI pogE srohY adGM pse
Fifth and Thirty fourth street; also furnished
Thirty fifth, Thirty seventh Thirty
eighth and Thirty ninth streets, Murray Hnl
W. p SEYMOUR, Ill Broadway.
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IDEAL ESTATE.-I AM DESIRED BY CLIENT TO
bG purchase SMALL comfortable we'll built House, with
from three Of land, with good garden fruit
from town easy OF by boat or horse cars Adj
dress with full description price, ac &c. D. H. LaForge,
Counsellor IL William street n Y.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-08-24
HOTELS.

EVERETT HOUSE, UNION SQUARE, N. WE ARE
IL now ready to make engagements with families
coming winter. KERNER BORROWS.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-08-24

THREE WELL IMPROVED FARMS FOR EXCHANGE
for i'm proved New York Brooklyn property; value
SIS Geo. $4,000 5000 Give full particulars Address
Nam hoyl
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-08-24

nELAwARE LAND FOR SALEM KENT COUNTY,
perry would be taken exchange Address Niles Herring.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-08-24

A NEAT RESIDENCE, TWELVE ROOMS; NINETY
superior garen Land large and valuable fruit or
chrds running water beautifully located high ground, near
depot fourteen miles in New Jersey for sale cheap
w. r. SEYMOUR, III Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-08-24
HOUSES, ROOMS, &C.. TO LET.

A LARGE AIRY ROOM, WITH USE OF BATH, TO
n gentleman, without board handsome house. pleasant
located at No 43 st. Marks place.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-08-24

A SUIT OF ROOMS TO LET-TO GENTLEMEN ONLY,
IA handsomely furnished, second floor, front. No
meals Only seven doors from Broadway l3 Bond street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-08-24

$4,000 has aa wasl
&C.; great bargain; possession September !.
s F. IRELAND l52 Broadway.
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SALES OF REAL ESTATE.

AN EXTRAORDINARY CHANCE FOR A BARGAIN
n Large four story high basement Residence furnished
unurnished West Fourteenth street, family callet
South Immediately; $2l,o0l
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-08-24
FOR SALE

A FOR SALE, CORNER LIQUOR STORES, REsTAU.
"A. rants Billiard Saloons Supper Rooms, Bakeries cor
Groceries Soap Factory Lunch and Barroom Hotels
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T1oR sALE-ON EASY TERMS TWO LOTS WITH
four houses them situate on north side Of Thirty.
$500 OF which cap remain on mortgage for 10 years
Address W. NJ, boz $50 Post office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-08-24

E,IRsT CLASS HOUSES, IN GOOD LOCATIONS UP
II town. reasonable terms. For permits apply
70 W. II. HIGBEE, No Pine street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-08-24

S5OOOO BE store ss. suS
2a6xlOO fee simple Inquire at LOG Broadway Of GEO. H.
MUNROE.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-08-24

N ELEGANT FLOOR TO LET-wITH EXCLUSIVE
n OF kitchen range; suite singly; also
fine house and excellent neghborho0d l95 West Thireh ST.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-08-24

cornmodated with good Board and pleasant Rooms in
private family Rye during the months OF September and
october Location healthy. Apply TO Miss Leyeret Rye,
Westches ter county
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-08-24

FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET-WITH BOARD, IN
class house Thirty first street, near Fifth
nue. by addressing NJ M station G., further paYtic uars
VIII be given.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1865-10-19

NEW ADVERTISEMENT We ak a,,en.
tlon TO The new advertisements to be f,upd
in to day. issue. Mr.. J. V. Firebe,t h q.
received lot Of new aud supe,b buri i
caskeis' and IS row prepared to in .er the
deed in Ihe most elegant Style
Mr. 7. J Richards has a lerge ware.
house, ard Is prepared to store. and seIl
on commission, all cotton and goods Of
every description consigned to him.
Mr.. S. 7. Ewing has opened a school
IN he cid brick academy, where he pro
poses to "teach the young idea bow to
shoot" A few more scholars wanted
Nh Green Coleman advises the nnb,;,
That a mule vas sn'rspiiiiously. felo
n''a-'y and f'rci6iy taken from his rren
'se' recently. Aay Information leadirr
TO The recovery Of this long cared. mons |
eolored aainaI.-ill Re literally rewarded |
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1865-10-19

The ANAUGURAL--Read the Tnanru.
raj Address Of cur gallant old hero Gov
ernor' il.has the ring Of The true metal.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1865-10-19

"a See new schedule of Mississippi
Central Railroad.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1865-10-19
Clinton ssctat -dQltel,Ip
@ 4 U 0 z z e mi !
TIL RSDiY MORNING, : OCT. 70, .o5.

BoARDfNd.--AIrs. Reeves is prepared to ac
commodate day boarders. Terms to spit tbo
times. ,r
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A GREAT swINpLING OPERATION

great cotton swindle has lust been I'M
earthed at Augusta, Ga 1t involves nearly
twelve thousand bales OF cotton, valued at two
millions of dollars, and the names of several
prominent military officers are mixed up in
the affair. The facts in the case are about as
follows:-During the rebel occupation of Geor-
gia three parties, named Thomas s. Metcalf
VIM. A. Beall and Jeremiah Beall, became the
JOINT owners of nine thousand seven hundred
and ninety -four bales of cotton. One of the
parties (MetcalD owned 1000 bales on his own
account, which the rebel Gen. Hill, at Au-
gusta, turned into the street IN a damaged
condition. Metcalf gave person named Geo
Schley one -third OF the cotton to rebale it and
put 1t IN shipping order. This cotton Metcalf
sold in July last, through Schley, TO John
Garsed, of Philadelphia. The defendants in
this case, Garsed and Schley, also claimed that
Metcalf sold to them the 800 bales owned
jointly by himself and the two BeaIls This
Metcalf denied, claiming that he only gave the
price ii could be bought for on a certain day
Schley seemed to have had sufficient interests
with the military authorities to invoke their
aid in enforcing this alleged contract The
result was that Major General Steadman issued
an order, through Provost Marshal General G.
II. Grossvener, which ordered the entire
amount of cotton, over 1900 bales, to be deliv-
cred to John Garsed, by him put in order for
market and ordering him, if the sellers still
refused to receive the money by the LIST Of Sep
TENDER, to place the proceeds to their credit, at
the same time allowing them thirty days from
a II.
Metcalf made efforts to compromise the claim
OF Garsed, whom he feared would succeed IN
the whole matter through his influence with
the military authorities. 1t was represented
to Metcaf and Beall by a man named Cohen
who was said to be intimate with Gen. Gros-
vener, that the whole claim would be COM
promised by the payment of S2OO,OOO. Fearful
that they would lose all if they resisted they
consented, and $1,000 was paid down. The
next morning Metcalf was arrested and sent
TO prison on the charge of trying to bride Gen
Grosvener, but was soon released on disclaim-
ing any intention to bride. Afterwards, orders
were issued by direction Of Gen. Stedman,
which stipulated the precise manner in which
all the business should be done, even to pro-
vidfng for putting i'm new rope and bagging
and the manner in which the payments should
be made
These facts and other interferences by the
military authorities in civil affairs between
private individuals having reached the Presi-
dent within a month, he caused an order to be
issued suspending all action upon orders here
tofore made interfering with assuming TO
adJudicate any right title or claim. of property
between private individuals, or the ownership
or delivery OF property. The order also for
bids officers from being directly or indirectly
interested in any sales or contracts for cotton
or other products Of the State of Georgia.
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LOCAL NEWS.
The Outrage upon Little cetavie koussea,

The 0utrase upon Little 0eta vie koussea n .
TRIAL OF LUsBY-A Jury SWORN.
ri CRIMINAL COURT, Judge Wyiie-The trial OF
Lusby on the charge OF the murder OF Octavie
resumed this morning before Judge Wylie, q
large number OF spectators being present. The
upoa, the Clerk Calling ths names Of the tales.
man drawn yesterday, each heing Questioned
by the Judge as 70 having formed an opinion,
Thos. bowling, had fully laade up his mlHd.
Samuel Franklin exempt 81 being a salaried
officer of the Gov ernr aent- Harvey Hunt had
an opinion Thos A, Newman, sworn and
accepted, had for-Aed an opinion. John II.
Mills, had formed an opinion. VIM. III. Faulkr
nsr. excused on assonnt q Ill health l Eihia 7,
s Matthias Houok had formed an opinion and
was watchman under the Government, =
The defensa challenged Mr. Houc q for cause,
eontendtng that within the meaning OF the act
of Congress he was salaried omcss
+ 7 The Court decided otherwise. asd he was a
TSc courssl for DIS accused excepted 70. the
rnling Of The Cousa and Challenged psreupto-
.f.nar,es Pasco was accepaad and sworn
Isaac Bsers had formed an opinion from what
h had heard and read Thos> Donoh pes ehal-
f.lenged Ign9tsss ~. knsts had fesraea an
John w Reed had formed an opinion and wa.
L stronly biased Joseph PSasher lad for1ned a
kerry dsctdeA opinion. s9eorge Is Wilson had
| fully made mp his mind u. ". Barnaclo had
fairy fosned an opiniopy 1Joh1 Pe,dbone die
| not THINK he had formed such an opinion q
/ would pTevent him freu giving q inst verdict.
T. The Court pronounced MI, Pettibone compe
I TENT to which the accused excepted chalieng
| ine, first,for cause aud then peremptorily,
Geo. W,Keating, challrpged. VIM Msftin
had formed an opinIon. Miner Gibson. chai
q BFS. f Heoss1 ss rs
l an opinion, believed the prisoner ianocent J
4 10 Johnson, had formed an opiAion.S Henr
| M. .SNseenyy ehallsaged. sFrsnoh A. Lasen by
Ind foszaedt an cpinion.s d Laekron, hal
l.fcfmeyi an opinion. Samrel Scott, EXCUSED o.
| the ground Of illness IN his family. Lew
i PAYNE, hnd formed an opinion. Win, H.Si,
I13Tne2 e1gli ltsg0s -Eos
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THE BRISCOE TRIAL.

The prosecution in the court martial for thu
trial OF Gen. Briscoe for theft from the QUAR-
termaster's safe a. Lynehburg concluded yes
terday with the testimony OF Capt. Girard.
Major General Curtls, commanding the dis
trictof southwestern Virginia, was called for
defence, and testified 70 Gen. Briscoes efficien-
cy and gallahtry IN the field.
To-day, Capt. Neyfns testified for the de-
fence, simply that Briscoe remarked to him AZ
We time OF the arrest that he (the accused)
thought he was better detective than Odell.
T. @. Speer was called for the defense TO con-
uadict one OF the witnesses for the prosec ution,
relative 10 the reported attempt TO fire the
building, by General Briscoe, amer the rob-
berry had been committed. This witness testi-
fled in substance that the fire in the room was
IN the CRATE, and was composed of old sand
paper, cloth and other rubbish that had accu-
After the examination of these two witnesses
DR.. Hull was called. but the court here took a
rpcPss
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Affairs I'm Georeetewu.

THE LICENSE LAw.-Last night. Justice
Buckley issued over fifty warrants for persons
in business in Georgetown, who have failed
10 comply with the law. This morning, six
teen cases were tried, of these thirteen were
fined 81 IS each, the lowest sum permitted by
the law in such cases. The other three were
dismissed, having closed their places of bu .
ness. The police are busy collecting dog IL
cense fees.
CANAL.-Arrived-Boa Morrison, with
wood and hay, 10 market Josephus. whea1
corn, TO Geo. Waters; and thirteen boats, WIN
coal, consigned TO Barton Co, 32sls tom.
Hampshire & Baltimore Co. 3277 tons; Borden
20, 42s IL tons; Central Co, 1O6 no tons Con
solidation Co, 1l1ll tons; American Co, ~ /
tons. Departed-The NJ. J. Gattrell, salt &c q,
TO Cumberland; eighteen boats light
COAL TRADR.-The prospect for shipments
this week are encouraging. A larger numJT
Of vessels are at the dock for cargoes this morn
ing, than has appeared in port some time pas,
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PKnsosA1.-We reerat 10 learn that the Hop

PERsoSAL.-We regret to learn that the Hon
Geo. ". Pasehal. Of Texas, who recently ar.
mn ed az Washington az special agent of thai
StaLe, appointed by Provisional Governor
Hsnh ton, has been :, lddenly called home by
most Affecting family I'M. riiigenee.
Hon William A. Darling, O. New York, VIII
Is conyale scing from Sc yersp, ness, is at Viii
iaros- his health has been much broken D.
a ass uncea sing iabors in behalf of Un ION sol
Extra Billy Smi,h - s,
Washington Is again A.
non. "a. n. Conger. Acting Assistan, s.,-o
10y oi oA,e, returned to Washington las, ni.n,
S nom . .isn 10 New Jersey. The Sa~--.
90 :. ..usent from the city, is not
..yected to return for several days yet.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
FROM MEXICO.
The Rebel Lieut.. Maary q Naturalized

NEW YORK, Oct 12.-inteIligence from Mex
leo, via Havana to the Both of September, states
that Lieut. Marry, late rebel fetal, has re-
ceiyed from Macmillan naturalization pa
pers, and is therefore now Mexican citizen.
The story that JaureZ had passed the from
tier of Paso del Norte and gone to Santa Fe
was believed in the city of Mexico. The I'm
peralist organ recorded it as the practical end
of the JuareZ resistance. .-
A party of Zouaves attacked a band Of Jua-
rists under Mundeiz and dispersed them, thus
re-establishing communicate between Tam
pico and San Louis Potosi. H
Various other small battles are reported as
resulting favorably for the Imperialist cause.
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SHIPMENT OF SOUTHERN PRODUCTS

INC Iredsury department. has issued cir.
'cuir providing that products Of the insurrec-
uonary States may be shipped to either of the
ports OF Boston, New York, Philadelphia, Bal
timore, Cincinnati, Cairo, st. Louis and New
orleans without the prepayment Of taxes at
the place Of purchase, on the execution by the
shipper Of satisfactory bond in double the
amount of the taxes due for the payment OF
said taxes to the collector Of the port where the
goods may be delivered. All the necessary
Iorms OF certificates, &C., required in such
cases ACCOMPANY the circular
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PARDONS.

The President to-day granted two hunfifed
and forty pardons under the amnesty procla-
nation to parties in the various States late in
rebellion. The pardon warrant of the rebel
General Humphreys, of Mississippi, hereto
fore reported as having been pardoned, was
signed by the President to-day, and sent to the
State Department 4
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-10-12

PROCLAMATION BY THE PRESIDENT.
Parole Of Prisoners Of State.
The following important proclamation was
issued yesterday:
"EXECUTIvE OFFICE, October IL, 1865.
sWhereas the following named persons, to
wit: John A. Campbell, of Alabama; John H.
Reagan, of Texas; Alexander 81. Stephens, of
Georgia; George A. Trenholm, Of South Caro-
lima, and Charles Clark, Of Mississippi, lately
engaged in rebellion against the United States
Government, who are now in close custody,
have made their submission to the authority of
the United States, and applied to the President
for pardon under his proclamation; and where
as the authority of the Federal Government Is
sufficiently restored in the Aforesaid States to
admit OF the enlargement of such persons from
close custody, tits ordered that they be released
on giving their respective paroles to appear at
such time and place as the President may
designate, to answer any charge that he may
direct to be preferred against them; and also,
that they will respectively abide, until further
orders, In the places herein designated, and not
depart therefrom: John A. Campbell in the
State Of Alabama; John II. Reagan, in the
State of Texas; Alexander H. Stephens, In the
State Of Georgia; George A. Trenholm, in the
State q South Carolina, and Charles Clark, in
the State Of Mississippi; and if the President
should grant his pardon to any of said persons,
such persons parole will be thereby dis
charged. ANDREW JOHNSON, President"
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THE COLORED TROOPS

An order will be issued in few DAYS. IL is
generally understood, mastering out all of the
coiored troops but ten regiments, five of which
have been ordered to report TO Gen Augur for
outy In the Department Of Washington The
ordering Of these troops to Washington is
Iooked upon by the officers and men of the
veteran Reserve Corps as indicating the dis
banding Of that CORDS ..r...
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SENTENCED

Wilaim Baldwin, citizen, who made his
escape from the Old Capitol prison, but who
was recaptured after an absence of six weeks
has been tried by a court martial in this CITY
.or s,eahne government horses, and sentenced
to three years imprisonment in the states
prison at Concord, and pay fine of 81 coo.