New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-01-18
mississippi Intelligence.

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Ths Jackson Clarion. Of yesterday, announces
the death Of pr. Robert 3. Buck, and pays a. very
warm tribute to his memory.
In the same paper we find the following order:
| Ap5ur4sr InsrHcroa GnsgRaI's 6FFIoE,
Genera, Orders II. /. 'sskson' Aasf W. y fsss !
All danger of unprecedented trouble between the
freedmen and the citizens of this State having
passed !, and numerous a5aas1aSats having been
made Of unjust Treatment TO freedmen by persons
assuming to act as members of volunteer orgAni-
cations, and special orders heretofore issued from
this office to officers Of volunteer companies to
disarm the negroes are hereby revoked All mem
bers OF volunteer comp are hereby instructed
to arrest az persons who, pretending to belong 70
this organization, disturb the public peace by
their unjust and indisereet action. The revocation
OF these orders Is not intended to affect the opera
ton of the law on this subject or to set asd8 the
duty of members of volunteer companies as eiti-
zenss The orders were issued to meet q supposed
danger that threatened US. It has passed. and il
is no longer considered necessary to act under
special instructions from this office.
JAS. nj KENNARD, Adjatant eienaral
The Clarion also has the following proclamation
BY the Governor Of the State:
n ExEeuTrYE oEF1eN, 1acksen, Miss. 4
To all whom j. may concern reetng:
Whereas, Section 8, Of an act Of the egislature
of the State of Mississippi, entitled An set au-
thoriziag the issuance of Treasury notes as adj
vance upon cotton, 4, & approved bee ID, 1851 y
provides, a That " heneyer the present blockade
of the ports Of the Confederate States shal be re-
moved which shall be determined by the procla-
niation Of the Governor declaring the act-the
Governor shall by said proclamation require all
persons 10 whom advances may have been made
| to- deliver tho number OF bales OF cotton upon
which thsF have Faceiyed al advance ia accord
&klee Mith then FsspeciiFe feea sshili II Nnety
daysfFom the date of said ttFa IagaaSstftis
| Now, therefore, I, BeaiaSgSn G. AtanirhreYst
ft1n k1,nC .xxxFN
the authority vested in me by the Constitution and
laws of the State do hereby proclaim that the
blockade of the ports Of The Confederate States
has been removed. And do require oil persons
to- whom advances have been made, to deliver the
number Of bales Of cotton upon which they have
received m advance, in accordance with theil
Irrespective receipts On file In the ARditor's office
within ninety days from the date ct this proclama
| tien, as 3ss gsi
III testimony whereof / have caused The great
seal nf the State of Mississippi to be hereunts
aaaxfd Witnsss my hand this st,l day Of Janu !.
| 1866
1 By the Governor BESJ 5S HUMPHREYS.
u A BRouenEe, Secretary of sta.a
IN aadition to the proclamation, the Clariol
publishes the first of b series OF communication
upon the subject. which may possibly prose .
more consequence than some might be led to sup
/ pose. sss
/ EAaarLEaE We learn shat grave ID the cit
& oenletary was ppene a few hts ago and cO
Il fin broken open. Certainly the i0aess depth I
II degradation has been reached Whes hslaaE being
haye no respect fdr the dead 4tha Inevitable POI
4 tipnlpf ali II yieIshurg Herald.
u unf;E SnAgKEy.-@A Washington latter SAY
q, Jadgs Sharaey il much more iikely 10 got on th
supreme Bench than into the Senate, 4-t Ibid.
q 70 aa ExEegTEB- The President Of the Unite
Il States has pproyed the finding and sentence
n me military commission which tried James !
gO1eStsi pf 9Azoo county for the killing Of AGO