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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-04-25
WANTED,

VNANTED-A FIREPROOF SAFE, IN GOOD CON
w don second hand Address S. E. n. Crescent Office
stating price and where to DO found.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-04-25
Surely, steadily, succe.sfuny, smola

Surely, Steadily, Successfully, Smoian-
er Extract Bucku curing of Kidney Disease
Gravel Urinary Disorders Weakness and Pains
In the Back Female Complaints and Troubles arising from
Excuses of any kind,
Come ys afflicted Try smolanders'Take other Bucku
Bold by all apothecares. Price, ST. d. Barnes Co., New
York and Barnes Co. New Orleans Southern agents
Bureigh Rogers Wholesale Druggists Boston, Mass, gene
raj agents.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-04-25

- Notice to Consignees-The ship Bnva-
a Capt Levi Smith, is dischagng her cargo at Post "a
District Congness hereby notified to call at the
ees the undersigned settle their freight bills and attend
the receipt their goods the evee otherwise they Will
b stored at their Expense and risk.
JOSEPH DEYNOODT, No. Carondelet street
-Louissana Tehuantepec Company-New
Orleans April 49, 1854 meeting of the Stockholders OF
this Company will be held THURSDAY, the Sd Of May
next. at IL o'clock ~ the Office No 1874 Common street.
Punctual attendance is requested
By order o. the Board - ,x.. ,.-
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-04-25

"a Tickets-S2 90.
Ladies' invitations be had by leaving
dences the Bronze Pen Stationery Store g.
street. with any of the above Committees.
Sealed proposals Bar Room to be
left the Office of j. Spear, No. 10 Exchange Place,
| to the 10th inst.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-04-25

DIR ECT IMPORTATION HEF1
OF WINES, LIQUORS, CIGARS. ALE, PORTER. ETC.
200 casks Tenncnts ALE, pints
50 -. Alsopps pints and quarts.
100 cnses Reid 4 Co. PORTER
$50 :. English GIN.
$50 :. Phelizon CHAMPAGNE
as Kelly Island @ ATAWBA-
100 bhls. Crescent WHISKY.
30 Old BOURBON, choice.
20 Or casks SHERRY, Crown.
200 cases CLARET, assorted brands.
80 SACKS RIO coryER,s ~'''''' ''' '"''' a''
Landing and for sale BY ......-..
W. HYLLBsTED 4 Co,
100 4ravier street
Observation-Disclosures ESWAX.
Wanted to purchase,
WHITE OR YELLOW,
In any quantity, by
BOsTOCK, GRACE JONES,
81 Carondelet street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-04-25

New Orleans, OpelOusas and Great
Western Railroad, Esb IA, lS6s-on and after MONDAY
NEXT the Goth inst the Passenger Trains will leave the
Depot Agers morning at o'clock arriving at Bra
shear City at I'm Returning at arriving at Agers
at 5P
The ferry will the city wharf near foot of Canal
street every morning III o'clock connecting with the
senger train.
Freight for Brahear and intermediate stations will be re-
eeived at the same place every day usual.
A. b SEGFR President
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-04-25

S. Observation-Disclosures H1EH
No. 20 CAMP STREET. UNDER THE CITY HOTEL
Jexvelry, Watches, Silver and Plated Ware.
SOLE
SERMONS BRAZILIAN PEBBLES.
Fine Gold Watches In Hunting Cases. diamond mounted
engraved best Makers rich Sets, Bracelets Pins
rings in Diamond Amethyst Coral Onyx and Etuscan Gold
10 karat Gold Guard Vest Chains latest paterns
Buttons and Studs OF variety and best workmanship
Gents Scarf and Masonic Fins, various designs Silver
Plated Sets Table and Tea Forks and Spoons Cups Gobes
Napkin Rings Castors Pocket and Table Cutlery
makers and superior quality.
Clocks,
Office and Mantle, in Bronze Marble and Wood
Spectacles,
Gold, Silver, Steel and Shell mounted.
The particular attention Of those needing helps
respectfully solicited Sermons Brazilian Pebbles the
only glasses that should be New Pebbles reset
old frames Particular attention paid repaing Watches
| Jewelry the best workmen being employed
Remember, 20 CAMP STREET. under tho City Hotel.
The New York herald., 1866-04-29

THE TURF.

3o purse 500 mile heats, three in fye to wagons; D.
Psterson's Lady Sherwood; snmerindyke's Peder; T.
Cregans Lady Hunter; r. Perkins Toby Candor owners
Cassius NJ Clay Jr j. Moore's George; Alex Paersons
b. g.; NJ. G. Smiths Kate Atwood.
JOSEPH CROCHERON, Proprietor.
The New York herald., 1866-04-29
COUNTRY BOARD.

LII WISHING SUMMER BOARDERS SHOULD AP-
"A ply Immediately with descriptions and terms, to the
Board Exchange 4S6 Broadway. Persons desiring Board
are invited call and select places.
The New York herald., 1866-04-29

WANTED-BY LADY AND GENTLEMAN Ipl Pleas l.s -,
w accommodation, with a good table and Board foi
the lady only small family with few no other board
near Fifth between Fourteenth and Inre.h
streets preferred $25 per week. prop
| payment. Address J. A, station g.
The New York herald., 1866-04-29

BOARD AND LODGING WANTED.

VNANTED-BY GENTLEMAN AND WIFE, IN a
w family where there other boarders, neatly
furnished Bedroom fun Board for the lady and partial
Board for the gentleman, either New York or
References exchanged Address Tor two days b. herS'
The New York herald., 1866-04-29

At FORDHAM, ONE HOURS RIDE BY HARLEM
"A road parties can be accommodated with Board and
Rooms in mansion the depot Apply at 43 East
Twenty street; after May at "a West Twenty third
The New York herald., 1866-04-29

DARK PHAETON FOR SALEM FIRST RATE Of
der; shifting top, four springs, wheels cut unde;
Brewster Baldwins make; price $780, 10 East Twenf
seventh street.
The New York herald., 1866-04-29

DOARD IN THE COUNTRY-AT PALENSvILLE, UN-
1 der the Catskin Mountains. A private family will
commodate few boarders through the summer months.
Address Ben jamin Peck, Palensvlle Catskll, N. Y
The New York herald., 1866-04-29

DRIvATE STABLE wANTED-wITH TWO stalls
j. and room for two carriages location between Casl
and Fourteenth streets. Address Geo. H. Hawkins 3Sl T.
nal street.
The New York herald., 1866-04-29

DOARD.-HANDSOME APARTMENTS IN A PRIVATE
ID family party adults with private table, and sew
era single gentlemen without meals. Apply at So West
Twenty fourth street.
The New York herald., 1866-04-29

CPEENDID SPAN BLOOD BAY HORSES, Lors
- black names and tails sixteen hands, very styl.a,
young sound and kind: Coupe Rockaway, set OF arner
and Robes but little used. private establishment. l.
quire at l6 Ninth street.
The New York herald., 1866-04-29

TWO LADIES ENGAGED AT BUSINESS DURING
the day procure Board for the summer In
gentee house, win not exceed 81 per week each Address
H.. station D.
The New York herald., 1866-04-29

DOARD.-A FRONT ROOM AND BEDROOM, ON
ID bathroom foor and Front Room, third floor, TO let
with Board. to gentlemen and wives, single genlemen
all of the improvements; location desbe terms
moderate. Apply at AL West Twenty second street, near
IN
The New York herald., 1866-04-29

DoARD IN THE COUNTRY wANTED-BY THREE
ID persons within one heur Of the City Hall Address X
Herald office.
The New York herald., 1866-04-29
BoARDERs AND LODGnRs WANTED.

CECoND FLOOR IN HOUSE III NINTH STREET
- elegantly furnished containing every convenience, to
let, with Board; also hall Hedroom on third floor.
The New York herald., 1866-04-29

To coAsTERs-ro COASTERS PROPOSALS WILL
be rrcrvcd tor the shipment OF pine lumber frun
cr Chowan river ~ O. 20 either New York or Phlhdsl
ph, BY the thousand feet; could keep vessel consan
o.. boz i07 Post cdpa Porsmesth. We
The New York herald., 1866-04-29

TWO GENTLEMEN AND THEIR WIVES OR FOUR
single gentemen can be accommodated with & board ~ 2,
private family first class neghborhood; half an hours
NORMAN
The New York herald., 1866-04-29

rNO LET-WITH BOARD, IN THE BROWN STONE
front house 73z East Twenty seventh street between
furnished suite singy also two Bedrooms on third M
modern improvements terms reasonable For particulars
call the subscriber Monday at the house after IL
O'Clock May l. not before. w. Z. SHELDON
The New York herald., 1866-04-29

DOARD-HANpSOMELY FURNISHED SECOND
ID story back Parlor and Extension with commodious
panre &C. and suitable for three or four TO
M nlace
The New York herald., 1866-04-29

DoARD.-A SUIT OF ROOMS TO LET, WITH BOARD,
ID for a gentleman and wife; also for single genue-
man. Apply at llS West Twenty third street.
The New York herald., 1866-04-29

DOARD AT BERGEN POINT-IN FIRST CLASS
ID house; boating bathing and fishing; parties applying
may have choice Of rooms Further particulars al
2S6 Sixth avenue city and ITO Atlantic street. Brooklyn
The New York herald., 1866-04-29

DONY PII4ETON AND HARNESS. NEW, FOR SALE
the Pony is black years DID, IA hands high. an
sound beauty and for style action speed and qnietness
children is nvaluable nothing like the the cit
price $500; pay until satisfied Address Pony Herd
office
The New York herald., 1866-04-29

" the entire Stock of the Eighth Livery Stable
Spring street consisting OF % road and work Horses "A
tons light Wagons and Seighs II single Harness. ST.
double Harness ladies' and gents Saddles Robes Blank
Sheets, Whips Bells, &c., &c.
Nebraska advertiser. [volume] (Brownville, Nemaha County, N.T. [Neb.]) 1856-1882, 1866-09-27

Meeting Of school Examiners.
Notice - befsbg Rigen that the Board q Scholl
EEaciners 81 NsHsaha County, SebFasza, win hold
neefir q FOR the Examination of Teachers for.
said County, at the ofEcs Of T.. ". Thomas,
IN BroWBpile o6 che fst Saturday IN every month,
eetEsen the houFaof ore and P. n, Applicants
Ter certificates are reqaired ~ be DFese1t AZ one
o'eiock, precisely, OF they VIZ not BE exa1ipsd.
0Pefson Desd aFfIy 81 any othsT tiEse.
E.W. THoRAs,
Nebraska advertiser. [volume] (Brownville, Nemaha County, N.T. [Neb.]) 1856-1882, 1866-09-27
JOHNSON IN ST. LOUIS.

ST. LOUIS, September 9. A cJmpli-
menlary banquel was given last nigh al
The S9ulhern Hotel, 10 President JOhn.
son anS has Cabinet, General Grant,
Admiral FarraguI. and the diploma nc
corps. Soon alter being seated a large
crowd collected on Walnut street, and
called Justify for The Presidenl. He
answered their Summons By appearing
on the porSicO, and delivered the follow
ing address; -. -,
FELLoH CIrizrzs or Sr. Eours: In
being intrOduced to you to night. Il is
not for the purpose Of making 4 speech.
IL IS Irue. ! am prOudIo meet 50 many
Of my fellow. cinzens here on this Ooca,
sion, and under The favorable cireum.
stances Ihat1 do. ICry-" "HOw ahOa.
our BRITISH subjecls." WelWnll a,tend
70 John Boil after 4 While, 50 far as
that is ccncerned. Laughter, and loud
theefs. T. I have Just slaSed Ihai I am
nOI here for me purpose Of r5aging 4
speech, Bat after beng lntrOd0ced, simply
tOsIaDdeF my s9dIsl Ihanka for the vel
gone thai Foa hsye gwen 10 me, inlyouK
midst a V9lee. ''len lhousand vel.
comes. Hurfahs and cheers.I ] Fhank
you. sIr. twlSh It was IN nv power 10
ADDRESS you, under fsTora6le eircums.an.
ces, ePOu sOme Of shs questions that az.
l'aIe and dEIFact NE public mIud-ones-
aions which have grown ous Of s kerY
ordeal that We bare jnss passed lhrOugh.
ano which, think. as important as IhIs
we have Just passed 5y. Tbs time has
eoiHs when Il seems 70 me that all orRhl
20 be prepared tor peace, the rebelllon
besng suppressed. and abe shielding cf
9blv0d icing Stopped. Ihe sacgi6e6 Of life
beng suspended an4 stayed. IL seems
that t1e nme has arrived when we should
have Peace{ when tho bleeding Arteries
should De ued upsQ A seiee, New Or
ieaes, Perhaps If you bad word or two
gnzI Ihs sehjecl Of New Orleans YOU might
DDGsTs aud more about il thaolyOu do.
1 tl4ogA,vF aud cheeIs.1 if you viii 60
JACK, Lcrss for Sewane. II yen usll %
0ack aud ascertain the, cause OF he mot
AZ New Orieans, perhaps y0a would not
De so prompt IN calling cur s'New Or
Ieaus. II you viii lake 40 tha
New Orle ans and trace II
source, or 70 It's imu.r
Nebraska advertiser. [volume] (Brownville, Nemaha County, N.T. [Neb.]) 1856-1882, 1866-09-27

WANTED . Agents, Male and Female, At SIS to
$50 per month, to sell the celebrated
y Co1aOA SeSss Fs~iTy Sevfbg Msckiss 8 /
sPR1CE SIS, 90
This Machine WiII do al kinds Of EoTk equal to
the high priced Machines aDd Is The Only pEsstisaB
snd reliable Cheap Sewing Mach me Ia NE World.
Addsess-gA A s1ls . = rD7f -
SECOHC & CO., Chicago, His or CleFelond, o.
PSinArIOHes, 30. czsiOn HOuss PIsss Ch5OSg0
Nebraska advertiser. [volume] (Brownville, Nemaha County, N.T. [Neb.]) 1856-1882, 1866-09-27
GATES 8 BOUSFIEED,
PROBsTE NOTICE

Ayiss i Lffsty Eives thss sppIi.ailou has been
: g. L he PFabats Csars II Nsnsha Caautr fos
.S e-Fi-ininsrt ~ az AdninistFztor q tbs Estate
- - io-s aseeassd- AZ perEous iEtsrsstsd IN
=, are rsquired ~ apPear before said eourt
-fa.y ths ssh ~ .septensksr. 1875, uksn sid
afs7ifu al b. far hesring. e~
GEO " FAIRBR0THRR,
Nebraska advertiser. [volume] (Brownville, Nemaha County, N.T. [Neb.]) 1856-1882, 1866-09-27
NEW SCH1L LAW.
conelfd.



s SO. Every 10, parcel of land
which heretofore hasieen. er hereaft,
shall Be. apprCprlatI for the use of
common schools IA bis teESnoFy, on
which there has beebr shall be school
house erected, ard thIch has been or
shall be occupied foIshe purpose of ac-
commodaung CONAN school Of what
ever grade, IN the iuai manner. from
time TO time. hOwscEer nr by whomsO-
ever the legal H,Iep the same may De
held and vested, shl be and the same Is
hereby exempt frou sale on any execu-
tioR, OF other writ order IN the nature
Of an execution.
APPoIxTMEST or cHooL ExAMISERs
s 80. II shall se The duty Of the
county cOmmIsSIOnes IN the several eOun-
ties of this lerEitor, 20 appoint eompe-
tent person reside1 in the county. school
examiner. who shd hold his office for
the term of TWO ylrs. and until his sue
eessOr is appointed and in case vacan-
cy occurs In the esce of such school ex.
aminsr by a reful to serve. or other.
wise, il shall be fled by like appoint
ment by such boat Of county commits
sioners. - =
s 40. 1t sbaIlbe the duty of such
school examiner o furnish each person
examined by bin and found qualified,
with cerIi6cateef good moral charac-
ter, and that sheer he IS qualified to
teach orIhograph', reading, writing. ar,
.ithmeric, geograpiy, and English gram
mer. and IN case sueh person inIsnds TO
teach In any cOumOn school OF higher
grade. be OF she shall first obtain GER
tI6eate Of The REQUISITE qualifications in
addition 10 the bnneheS aforesaid Pro
Uided, That eachpeFsOn so applying for
a certificate shall pay to the examiner q
fee of one dollar, which fee shall De his
compensation for making such examin-
alton. and no certificate of Qualification
shall be vailed IN any county, except
that in which the examination took place
nor for a longer period than two years f,
and if al any time the receipt of the GER
ii6caIe shall be found incompetent or
Negligent, the examiner may reiOke1 The
same, and require such teacher 20 be dis
Ous Susn teacner shall be entI-
lied to receive payment for services only
up 70 the time Os such dismissal
5 Al. The said examiner sAall keep
a record of his proceedings. ndlpg the
number and date of each certificate giy-
eD, TO whom, and for what tern OF Time,
and for what branches of study. Il shall
be the duty of The examiner 10 Fislt each
school district In his county al hasI once
IN each year, counSelIng with sihool off
eerE, visiting schools, and doing all thai
be can-to best advance the slneresis o.
ms eouHly. aud to male an ar
nual report, On 0I before The 6fh day Of
November Ia each year, 10 The rrltsrIal
aud sid sxamri-v shsEi Be IN
IJled 70 receive tbe s0aS 6f tEa dollars
fOJ each daG GEzceS>arlly eGgs g .n Ctfi-
ciai service a. heEsip eEsysdsE 'o D.
paid gUi 0t ihe county treasury. tn tl9{er 3
der of The county clerk ard ihf county
clerk drNy REQUIRE 'ths accJan,S vheu pFe,
seBIsd TO be sUbs1aG04, ed 10y .aAh. whIss
Osth -SaId clerk may adIainis ser. aud file
IN his Office,
Nebraska advertiser. [volume] (Brownville, Nemaha County, N.T. [Neb.]) 1856-1882, 1866-09-27
TERRIToRIAL AUDITOR

5 AZ The books and paper, Of the
territorial auditor relating to the school
department shall be kept at the seat OF
government. where suitable Office shall
Be furnished by the territory, a which
he shall give attendance, when not 40.
sent on public business, -
43- As soon as the revenue. 10 be
raised as hereinafter provided, for the
purpose Of furnishing the comInm schools
Wtlh Libraries and apparatus, viii admit,
It shall be the duty of the said apdiuor TO
purchase the same. and The books and ap-
paratus so purchased shall be distributed,
through the clerks Office Of each county,
to the board Ofedueation In each precinct,
city or Incorporated village, accqgding, 10
the enumeration, Of scholars. -.
A He shall also exercise such So
perFlsion over the educational fands of
The terFt0ry as may be Necessary to se-
cure their safely and right application
and distribution according 70 hw.i He
shall have power to require of eonaIY
clerks. PRECINCT boards Of education, or
other local school officers. clerks, and
ueaSuTers of prerlnets, eOunsy lreasurerS
and clerks recorders aud lreasurers of
cities and villages. copies of ali reports
by them required TO be made. and ali
sush other Information in relation 10 the
funds and condition of schools, and the
management thereof, as he may deem
important. les ct
s As. He shall prescribe suitable forms
and regulations for Raklpg all reports
and conducting all necessary proceedings
under this chapter, and shall cause The
ssmes with such instructions as be shall
deem necessary and proper for the ergan-
izaliOn and government. of schools, 10 be
transmitted to the local school officers,
who shall be governed In accordance
herewith. a> r
46- FsshaH be the duty of said au-
dltor 10 n axe Al. annual repor. in each
and every year. 20 The legislative. assem-
bly,, who shall cause the same 10 be pup
lisbed, -aisa
az. The territorial auditor. IN the
annual report Of his labor and observa-
tiOns shall presens a statement Of The
condlgon ahd smoIp ~ Of sll fluids and
properly appFoprIated TO the puFpose2Of
eduration; a statement of the number Of
ie4 @ass 80 '.4-aS3EsL5I rGE6lo1 81 acf le
Nebraska advertiser. [volume] (Brownville, Nemaha County, N.T. [Neb.]) 1856-1882, 1866-09-27

..-.-r sssrssFs tr adre1ess e1 o.
.s..--is.isu. aast intaEsably be Paii iaA3vaaes
- FsrE aal Flsfa Aad FRReT Jsb Yer
y, ~ SEES aye aassn saori astiss.
Nebraska advertiser. [volume] (Brownville, Nemaha County, N.T. [Neb.]) 1856-1882, 1866-09-27

So - ~ s>sr...s - aI-i,rl sst a4vsrti4tEs
Ailkrna-iaos asfeFtitens1ets nHse - RtlA - -
vs1cs Yrsrir aivsrsisealsass Sa.rtsrl1 = s4tanna
ssrRs,s. -. Rssk saa cua prializG. 6saa u
ne esst sEyss 81 sSe-t lelcs aa4 rsassaaAia ef1.
Nebraska advertiser. [volume] (Brownville, Nemaha County, N.T. [Neb.]) 1856-1882, 1866-09-27

S 90 Z AZ shall b. he duty Of lhe ter
ssi7rls, -Aaa 'sOr 10 furnish. a report a.
iiae.a sstdar session -0f the legislature.
,vsssd days from 'he commencement
heTs9l. 1t the 1e1Penses laeuFTed under
Jae5 provisions Of this subdivision. ~
Nebraska advertiser. [volume] (Brownville, Nemaha County, N.T. [Neb.]) 1856-1882, 1866-09-27
LEGaL N0TICF-

f,, .ieOey III. takc rnfiss rtst Narfha We-
80 - - iAihaut ~ flsd her petition IN chan
49, - District Cssrt - NsnB.ha Ccenty, Ne
ssl.: = EsslIliery. arainst hfu 40 rssponself, tbs
ss hsr fFon tie ~ rrsrS-9~st. r. -
s.,s, .--lfimony, decFeeinx Yer alimony ssd
-. - i1s ensf0iy - ~ iafart ebil6
lssb .sssfoHdeEt i feqsirsd q answer - as
- NAREH4 KsCOT
The weekly standard. (Port Gibson, Miss.) 1865-1867, 1866-01-27
The New Bankrupt Bill.
AN ABSTRACT OF IT'S PROVISIONS.


ss@ e From the New York News.l sk
The proposed National Bankrupt
Act, which mas been read twice in the
House of Representatives and referred
to q committee, is a long document,
which would fill nine of these columns
in small type, The bill, as it now
stands, gives the present United States
Courts jurisdiction in all cases arising
nnder the act, and regulates the ap-
pointment, duties and powers of Off
GERS who are to act in a judicial capac-
ity under the supervision of the courts
and subject to their order, the practice
in all proceedings in bankruptcy, and
some other matters OF merely profes-
sional interest. The bill then provides
for voluntary bankruptcy, on the mo-
ton of the. bankrupt himself and in
voluntary bankruptcy, on the motion
of the creditors of the bankrupt. The
provisions are distinct as to each.
In voluntary bankruptcy 1t is pro-
vided that any person residing within
the jurisdiction of the United States,
owing debts. proyable under the act,
exceeding five hundred dollars in
amount, can apply, by petition, to the
Judge of the judicial district in which
he resides, setting forth his inability to
pay his debts, and annexing q sworn
schedule of his debts, their amount
and natures with the names and resi-
dences of his creditors, annexing also
an inventory of all property of every
kind which he has in his possession, OF
in which he has any interest, and The
fling of such petition is to be an act oi
bankruptcy, and the petitioner shall
be adiudged q bankrupt. The jndggf
| is then to issue warrant directing the
marshal to take possession Of all the
debtors properly Of every kind and
keep thegamel nntil the appointmen'
Of an assignee, and directing him te
notify creditors to prove their debts
Assienoes are to be chosen blythe great
er part iii yalue Of creditors. and such
assignee, when approved By the judge
The weekly standard. (Port Gibson, Miss.) 1865-1867, 1866-01-27
Revocation OF Orders TO Dis
arm Negroes i'm Mississippi.

We find tho following significant or
der in the jackson Clarion.
ADJT AND INSPECTOR Gems. OFF1cE, I
jackson, Miss, Jan. 10, 1866.
General Orders No. 4. a
All danger of apprehended trouble
between the freedmen and the citizens
of this State having passed, and nu-
merous complaints having been made
of unjust treatment to freedmen, by
persons assuming to act as members
of volunteer organizations, all special
orders heretofore issued from this Of
fee, to officers of volunteer companies,
to disarm the negroes, are hereby re-
yoked. All members ofvolunteer COM
panies are hereby instructed to arrest
all persons who, pretending to belong
to this organization disturb the pub
lie peace by their unjnst and indis-
Greet action. The revocation of these
orders is not intended to effect the OPP
eratien of the law on this subject, or
to set aside the duty of members of
volunteer companies, as citizens The
orders were issued to meet q supposed
danger that threatened us. It has
passed, and it is no longer considered
necessary to act under special instruc-
tions from this Office.
BY command of the Governor.
JAS. NJ KENNARD,
rF6r IS Adiutant General.
The weekly standard. (Port Gibson, Miss.) 1865-1867, 1866-01-27
Blenks OF all Descraessona,

ful men of our section, that the South
can never construct . permanent la-
Dor economy. and thus lay the mud
sills OF q renewed prosperity, until she
shall inject into her agricultural veins
fresh blood, against which the educa-
ton of o whole national life has fos-
tered no prejudice. Mr.. Simms has
taken Q practical step in the direction
OF this theory, and thus inculcated
lesson which win perhaps rebound to
the general profit of the community,
IL is to be hoped that his pioneer
movement viii inaugurate regenera-
tive poles, which shall never rest con-
tent, until our lands shall be tilled by
a population, distinguished for indus
try and obnoxious neither in color or
race. Memphis Appeal. l5ad saa -saasi