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1n,ort,pt order From General Grant.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 12.-Generai Grant mas
issued an order to protect loyal persons.
against improper suits and penalties IN the
late rebellious States. It provides that MIL
itary division and department commanders,
whose commands embrace, or are composed
of any of the late rebellious States, and VINO
have not already done SO, Will at once issue
and enforce orders protecting from Prosecu-
ton or suits in the State or munlcipal courts
of such States all officers and soldiers OF the
United States, and all persons thereto attach
ed, or in any wise thereto belonging, subject
to military authority, charged with offences
for acts done in their military capacity, or
pursuant to orders from proper military au-
thority, and to protect from suit or prosecu-
ton all loyal citizens or persons charged with
offences done against the rebel fol- direct
ly or indirectly, during the existence OF the
rebellion, and all persons, their agents and
employees, charged with the occupancy OF
Abandoned lands or plantations, or the pos
session or custody of any KIND OF property
whatever. who occupied, used or possessed
the same, pursuant to the order OF the Presl-
dent, in any of the civil or military depart
ments of the government, and to protect them
from any penalty or damages that may have
been, or may be, pronounced OF adjudged in
said courts in any of such cases, and also
protecting colored persons from prosecutions
in any of said States, charged with offences
for which white persons are not prosecuted
or punished in the same degree.
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g.rEsrEGRAPH11C.


WASHINGTON, Jan 1A-(3en. Grant officially
recommends the retention Of sufficient military
force to insure tranquility in the, South; and
while this is done he doubts the propriety ofput-
ting arms in the hands of the militia
The Second Assistant Postmaster General,
Zevely, has left Washington for the South to ar
range postal facilities.
The Secretary of the Interior, Mr.. Harlan has
been elected o. 8. Senator from Iowa, for the
term commencing March 4th, 1857.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 15-In the Senate, Mr.. Ho-
ward introduced joint resolution declaring that,
Whereas, it appears from the report Of the Secre-
tary of War, that Davis and Clay are held in con-
fnement as having been concerned in the assassi-
nation of President Lincoln and for the murder Of
fore it is respectfully recommended that they be
Immediately tried by military commission The
resolution was objected to, and goes over.
In the House, credentials of Representatives
elect from Arkansas were presented and referred
to the committee on elections.
A proposition was made, and received only
twelve votes, allowing negroes in the District OF
Columbia to decide by ballot whether white men
should vote. -.
Mr.. Stevens offered resolution instructing the
committee on the judiciary to consider the expe-
diency of amending the Act relating to the test
oath as to allow lawyers to practice their profess
other professions.
The House then resumed the consideration of
the negro suffrage bill.
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From the Southwest.

NEW ORLEANS, Jan. 12.-At Yazoo City,
since the first of last June, $4,000 bales of
cotton have been received.
A party of negroes on the Red River rose
in arms ten days ago, and tried to murder
the overseers. Failing in their purpose, they
marched to another place to await reinforce
ments. The military captured them all with
out serious difficulty, and arrested the ac-
completes on several plantations, where arms
and ammunition were found secreted. The
military are under arms.
In the United States District Court, the
libels against Judge Rost's property have
been dismissed and his property returned to
him. Rost was Confederate Agent, to Spain.
A special to the Mobile Adcertiser says,
that Gen. Thomas officially informs Governor
Patton, of Alabama, that all the United
States troops were moved from the State,
and arns and ammunition furnished to the
State militia.
Provisions for destitute families will be
promptly furnished to the State. The same
report concerning the movement of troops
comes from Georgia.
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Southern Press Association.

MOBILE, ALA, Jan. 18th, 1894 meeting of
the Southern Press Association is called by au-
thority Of the Constitution of the Association;
and at the request of several members of the As
ISOLATION hereby convene a meeting of the said
Association at Montgomery, on Wednesday the
18th day of February, 1866 to consider reports of
the officers AM, measures already taken, together
with measures proposed to advance the business
interests of the press. The annual election of
officers required by the Constitution will also be
held.
Proprietors of presses in Virginia, Georgia,
North and South Carolina, Alabama, Mississippi,
Tennessee and Louisiana, not members of associ-
ton, are cordially invited to attend. Proprie-
tors of newspapers in Tennessee and Louisiana,
in localities apart from the territory formerly
within the field Of this Association, also invi
ted to be present, there is nothing in its char.
acter, aims or purposes to conflict with their in
terests and views.
A full attendance is requested as subjects of in
terests to the members and plans of importance
to the future independence and prosperity OF the
Southern press will be presented for considers
ton. W.G. CLARKE,
e Pres. So. Press Ass.
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The Macon Telegraph, of the Sd instant,
describes, in tantalizing terms, four-acre
strawberry bed in that town, now in full
bloom and fruit, the editor having just been
favored with basket of luscious specimens,
one measuring four inches in circumference.
President johnson expressed himself
very decidedly to member of Congress who
called on him recently, says Washington
special, in favor of the immediate admission
of the Tennessee members.
"A special despatch in the Baltimore San
of yesterday, dated at Washington on the
tenth, says:
"Soon after the passage of the House res
plution declaring that the troops should not
he withdrawn from the Southern States, or
'ers were sent to Gen. Terry, at Richmond,
OF to muster out any more men, and sus-
ending the orders heretofore issued muster
T, ng out certain regiments"
We see it stated that half brother of
Sen. Forrest has been sentenced to be hung
~ military commission. Earnest efforts
re being made to have the sentence commu-
ed
On Wednesday, the Committee on Ag-
iculture, of the House Of Delegates of Vir-
mia, reported bill declaring the boundary
mes of all lots and tracts of land in coun-
les, the county courts whereof shall adopt
his measure, to be lawful fence, and pro-
iding against trespass by domestic quadru-
eds.
The q. s. Senate Finance committee has
dded two and half millions of dollars to
he pension bill, to meet deficiencies, which
viii make the pension appropriations for the
ext fiscal year ST., 944, OOe.
-On Wednesday, oflast week, the Florida
legislature went into joint convention to
lect two Senators to represent the State Of
lorida in the United States Senate, in place
f Messrs. Yulee and Mallory, which result
ID in the choice of W. Call and VIM. Marvin.
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RACKET HoL1ER, Jinuwary,
the s, 1865.

the ., 1860.
MISTER KANNoN AND HoLDIN :-Bizness
calm me to Rolly last weak with my tobakor
wagin and sellin tobakor, drapt in to cea
you, and we had as harty hand shaik and
as good chat as I've injoyed these menny
dais. Twas sorry Mister Ramon was not
about the offs, as / wanted to maik his
aquaintens. They tell me he's good aig.
But I'm afeard sense its got out that he yot-
ed In the Konvenshun for the Cecession ord
mans in 1861, that he'll be called a Cecession-
ist. Tell him from me not to talk on two
mulch about it. Eff lyes and hard words
could kill good union men like Mister Kan
non, yourself, and menny Others that might
be Manned, you'd been ded long ago
But as was sayin was in ROlly with nv
wagin. My lode was purity mulch tobakor,
but had sum other kontrapshuns for markit,
SO driv in yearly in the mornin. never
saw peopel so hungry for tobakor as sum of
your Rolly foaks. They chawed konsidebel
of my lode samplin of it as they sed. but
sails was slow. About sonup q stout lookin
old gentleman walked up to my wagin he
did, and says he Mister you've got tobakor
have you9 / told him had He TUX sew
raj chaws, and seemed to relish it nightly
They had chawed up my tobakor so, and
thnkln it might maik him six chawin so
mutch yearly in the mornin says stranger
new you had you're breckfuss He sed he
mad. 1t okkerd to me at wonst. that lie was
stlrrln man, bein up SO yearly, he'd his
nreakfuss, and chawin SO, and 1 thort I'd
IKE to maik his aquaintens.. askt him his
nam He looked up and sed it was Wuth.
what, sed l, not Goyner Wuth2 The saim.
said ne. told him my naim was Tony
Fuips, OF Racket Holler. He then offerd me
mas hand, and we shuk konsidabel as the
mornln was cole. As it was the Govner I
soia nun had ehoise Gag in the back part
q ths wagia. He sampslsd that, and ssd
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: #
I then riz to go, but the Govner he'd writ
a baskit fule ov letters, we chawin tobaker
together all the time, and talkin to Mister
Pell, and the littel chaps still wurkin, and
major .Baggerly which he'd got tollabel tired
by this time, was not doin mulch only en-
curragin the litel boys and maxim the freed
nun stand about: as Z was sayin, the Gov
ner riz as did, and sed he Mr.. Fulps you
must waite till interdoose you to the beds OF
the departments / thanked him and toie
him was agreeabel to it. If my pen didn't
need mendin, gents, and eff had time, I'd
give you an account to-day what saw and
heerd in the other parts of the bildin. The
Govner was as perlite as could be in inter-
doosin me, and you may be sure put both
feet foremost for Racket Holler, which as
you may say was awl Good do. Thar was
no need for jowerin after left the Govner's
offis and got kleer of Mister Pell, and l
didn't talk single polite with arrey one OF
the beds. / saw Mister Battle, and Mister
Best, and gineral Brogden, and Mister Bane,
which the time l passed with these gen.
telmen will alters be agreeabel to me whenever
think of it. Sevral ov EN- is rale union
All ov EN- is marrid except gineral Brogden,
which he has promist me when cum down
agin, to make visit with me to Racket Hol-
Ter to cea the girls
And now, gents, excusin myself for bad
spellin, with respektabel considerashun, and
with the hoap ofwritin you agin, | am yours,
TONY TULIPS.
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A New Enterprise.-welearn that it is in

A New Enterprise.-Welearn that it is in
contemplation to organize new Company in
this City for the purpose of manufacturing gas,
and perhaps charter will be applied for at the
approaching session of the General Assembly A
gentleman skilled in all the minuti@ of the bust
ness, has made move In the matter, proposing
to bring with him one-half of the requisitestock,
and he has been encouraged by the promise, on
the part Of corporations and individuals, of sufi
Gent subscriptions to make up the other half
The gentleman referred to is confident that he can
supply gas at much lower price than we are now
paying, and still make handsome per ceat to the
stockholders. It is proposed to use pit coal in
making the gas. We know nothing 81 the ex-
pense of manufacturing gas, and, therefore, have
no opinion on the subject, but perhaps in this.
case as in that of the Express business, COMPETE
ton may have tendency to bring prices down.
We know one thingg-the present light bills are
very heaay
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Rev. Leonard Bacon, of New-Haven,
who has lately returned from tour through
the Southern States, says, ina lecture on their
condition, that of all Southerners, thewomen
and the clergy are the most malignant, and
that he would have been glad if President
johnson had added to the classes excepted
from amnesty the preachers of all denomina-
tions and the editors of newspapers. Every
one of them should have been obliged to file
a statement of his antecedents with his ap-
plication for pardon.
The Florida Times of the 28th ult., says
that it is currently reported that the military
sathorities at Lake City have discovered a
heavy cotton fraud, in the nature of an ap-
preparation of other peoples cotton, serious
ly duplicating person or persons high in
position. It is said the proof is positive and
incontrovertible, but that action is withheld
on account of the position Of the implicated.
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A COmpliment.-The Necs, sterling week
ly paper, published at Asheville, among the rich
valleys, tall hills and healthy breezes Of Western
North Carolina, in noticing his North Carolina
exchanges thus speaks of the Standard:
1.-THE North Carolina Standard is the most
widely circulated and best known periodical in
the State. It has recently donned new dress,
and looks as bright and gay as the most fashiona-
BILE belle on holiday morning. 1t is published
Weekly and Daily by j. s. Cannon and Jos. w.
Holden, at SO for the Daily and 81 for the Week
ly."
Thank you, gentlemen. five were giving list
of our State Exchanges, we should put down the
Necs as one of our most valued weekly visitors,
in which we always find an excellent selection of
editorial and selected articles and which we should
recommend to business men as good medium
for advertising in that region Of the State.
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The Case of Mcmillan and McGill.-we

The Case of Mcmillan and McGill.-We
noticed some time since, the arrest and trial be-
fore Military Commission, of Messrs Mcmillan
and McGill, of Bladen County, on q charge of
numbering a man named Sykes, of the same
County The following from the Wilmington
Dispatch, gives the first intimation of the result
of the trial since it closed:
"During the latter part of the last Fall, the two
above mentioned citizens of Baden, were tried
before Military Commission in this city, upon
the charge of numbering man by the name OF
Sykes, from the same County. Maj Mcmillan
and Mr.. McGill are gentlemen well knownin their
community as among the first in responsibility,
correctness of department, politeness and kind
ness to alt.
We do not know what sentence was passed
upon them, but their numerous friends will be
gratfed to learn that Congress recently called for
a copy of the proceeding IN their case, and that
recent reliable private information just received
induces the hope and belief that all will be well
with them, and that soon we will have the pleas
ure of greeting them restored to their usual lib
erty."
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From Tennessee.

| NASHVILLE, Jan. 12.-The last military
commission in Tennessee is dissolved
The first large cable of the suspension
bridge, over the Cumberland river, was put
in place to-day.
There is yet no quorum in the Senate, and
\ arely in the House. No business of inn
por, "n0e n.s peen :" 'n'a''eu =, Ane pni CIV
inc et ual rights to negroes will come up on
the 1stA INST.
hin I, rs been introduced appropiating
s,oo 70 the widow Of every Union sol,lier
from Tennessee
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. o T &c e.

NOTICE.
There was taken from the subscriber about the
last Of April, by Federal soldiers, the following
Notes:
1853, for $3.50; Securities, Hugh E. Lyon and c.
Lowe.
One other Note on Ebert FerrclI, due June
1862, for $50, 05; jas. Il. Cooke, Security.
One other Note on John Watkins, for $25; Jo
seph Blake, Security.
hereby forewarn all persons against tradingfor
said notes, as they are due and payable to me.
WILLIAMSON PAGE,
*jan16-w3tpd Wake County.
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Inauguration Of Governor Bullock Of Massa-

Inauguration of Governor Bullock Of Massa-
ehusettS.
BOSTON, Jan. 6.-Governor Bullock was
inaugurated to-day. In his inaugural he
congratulated the Legislature that they are
assembled for organization under the auspices
of national peace. He refers to the sacrifices
of the war and its debts and burdens be-
queathed. He says the question of perma-
nent and consolidated republic for North
America has been solved and the freedom of
all races secured by arms and organic law
The aggregate debt of the State amounts to
$23, 122.S72.
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Trial of admiral Semmes.

WILMINGTON, January, 1.-THE trial of
Admiral Semmesis delayed by the absence of
Commodore Winslow, one of the most i'm
portant witnesses, who sailed short time
ago for the Gulf His arrival is looked for
at an early day.