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CHEYENSE.-This is the name of a new " city" which the spectators have located near the Rocky mountains, on the supposed line of the Union Pacific Railroad 1t is de scribed as located on a sterile plain, appar- ently at as great an altitude as Black Hawk, with no farming or timber land within forty or fifty mics of the proposed site. The land is held by the railroad company. military off gers and railroad engineers, and lots are held at "kiliingn prices. Nearly two hundred people arc calnped there, also two or three companies of soldiers. Nothing, apparently, has teen done toward building quarters for a military post. The location is on branch of Crow Greek, stream about ten feet wide and a foot and half in depth. Many peo- ole. and trains loaded with lumber, vegeta- bles and goods of yarions kinds, are on their way out to this unknown tOwn.-E1chaRge.
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progeny even more vicious these
prove what a contemplate failure the
Judicial department Of a Republic is sure
az last 70 become. The Monarch ,eiH al
aoags appoint better Judges than the
Demagogue. He HAS NO INTEREST TO
HAVE INJUSTICE rRoNoUNcED As Law.
II CONTROVERSIES BETWEEN MAN AND
NAN.
In fact, to give a Court Jurisdiction 90
decide political questions, and then to
appoint known partizans and haekneyed,
spawned and giandered politicians to be
judges, is worse than highway robbery
and petty larceny combined. It is to de-
prave the law and poison the very
springs Of justice; and make all rights be
holden by uncertain tenure. Itunsettles
al the axioms Of judicial Interpretation
and judicial morality, and makes the
uprightness Of legislation to become its
knavery.
One is sick at heart when he thinks Of
the dissenting opinion of four Judges OF
the Supreme Court Of the United States,
maintaining by dishonest sophistry the
validity of those legislative villainies,
test-oaths; Of the Tennessee decision
maintaining the constituioDalty OF the
Acknowledgement Of a third Of the citi-
zens of the State, for political Offences
whereof there have been no convictions
and Of the decision of the majority Of
the Supreme Court Of Louisiana on the
worthlessness Of notes given before the
war for the purchase-money Of negroes
Without an honest and Independent Ju-
dietary, and when the fortunes aud AVes
Of men depend on judicial knaVefies
and Judicial sycophaney Of Power, one
| feels like a mariner in the Northern seas
when, the sun unseen for months, the
needle no longer points to the North
! and the Laws of COP seem to be repealed
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OUR PLATFORM.

LOYALTY to the Union OF the STATES
FIDELITY to the Constitution in its true
extent and meaning: Obedience to and
maintenance of all laws, State and Ma
tional, constitutionslly enacted.
RESISTANCE to Tyranny, U~surpation
and Oppression, Of one man or many
and to all encroachments upon the rights
Of freemen or Of States, or upon the just
and Constitutional prerogstives Of any
Department OF the State or National
Governments.
RESTORATION Of DISTINGUISHED citizens
to all rights and privileges Of which they
have been disseized.
PERPETUAL ASSURANCE to the coioted
race Of all the rights Of freemen.
No REPUTATION by State or Nation
OF any honest debt.
No ESTABLISHMENT Of Military Des-
potisms, no enthroning of martial law,
no suspension Of the writ Of Habeas
Corpus, no Staying Of citizens by Mill
tsrv Commissions, no lsttres de cachet'
In time Of peace.
STRICT sUBoRDINATIoN Of the Military
to the Civil Power.
No STANDING ARMIES Of States in time
Of peace.
APPROVAL Of the efforts Of the Presi-
dent to prevent the humiliation Of civil
liberty by the revolutionizing Of the
Government, and 70 restore the Union Of
the States; and Of all that he has done
to defend the Constitution and to main
tain the rightful supremacy Of the civil
law; and charity and allowance for
what he has left undone OF done amiss.
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At the residence OF his mother. rs Poplar
street, on Tuesday evening, The 18th inst, in
the communion Of the Catholic church, e
JAMrS CHAMBERS BRADFoRD, aged seventeen
years, beloved and only son OF Mrs. Annie
Chambers K~etehum-s Candidate for Holy or.
ders in the Iaooese OF Tennessee.
9 Besaed ar, ne pure IN heu1L 6oy Uey sboH ~.
God"
Is sinks behind the hin
The glory OF a setting star,
Clear. imddenly, and still.
Alone uilto q Fathers will.
This thought hath Peconciled.
Inat he whose love excsedsth ours,
Hath rRken home HIS child"
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sTTrn ON aECoNsFRUCTIo

4 @NI f~'s III MCCULLOCH,
Secretary Of the Treasury
wryu norGrnU~T.
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ny Virtue OF a trust deed. executed to me by
ID Jose "a Sch0onJyer. on thS I'm day OF
Aprfl- 1SG0. recorded in the Registers ONCE or
shelby county. in book Al, part ID pages f9 %
will sell to the highest bidder. for cash. in front
Of the store Of hOvSter, TreZeYant & "a, On
second street. in the city OF Memphis, opposite
the southeast corner OF Court square, on tha
and II o'clock a m the following described real
estate. in and near the city OF Memphis. shelby
county. TenaesEee. conveyed TO me In said trust
deau. iO-wit one lot in the Butler division Of
the city Of Memphis. in block No z, beginning
at a stake on Elliott street, 30 feet rom the
northeast corner Of block No. D. running
thznce 200 feet south to a stake, thence 70 feet
east 70 a stake. thence Do feet north % a stake
on Elliott street. thence 70 feet west with Elliott
street, to the h~eginning. Also, one other los in
block Ma. 2, beginning At q stake On Elliott
>treet. 3l5 ieet from the northeast corner Of
blOcE No. 5, running thence 10 feet scuth 70 a
stake. thence - feet east 70 a stake, thence ID
feet north down the bayou to a stake IN Elliott
street. thence 8 feet west with Elliott street 70
he ~beginniug. Also, three lots in the Gr7eniaW
division, adjoining the ely OF Memphis, and
DESIGNATED on the plan OF said su6diyisl9n As
lots s., l9 and 40, lot 81 fronts q feet three
inches on the west side Of Third street. and
runs back west 1881 feet 70 an alley lots -
and 10 lie On the southwest corner Of Eouftn
and Greenlaw streets, and mont 49, teet On
each. the tive lots making a square OF ~ teet-
Also. one other lot on the vest side Of rennes-
see street. beginning As feet north Of the south-
east corner OF lot No Is. block No o a. desig-
mated on tne plan OF south Memphis, thence
north a ieet with leunessee street, Enence west
Al right angles with Tennessee street ID feet %
ChesTer strs ct. thence south with chester street
45 eel. thence east I'D feet 70 the orgtnnIng
FOR particulars as 20 metes ana oounds OF All or
sid property. references is made . said trust
decd is waived ndtirle believed
ie55 gds JOHN KERR, Trustee
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LATEST
BY
Night Dispatches.

EwEsrzRs ASSOCIATED PRESS HErOErs.I
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WASHINGTON, June 2T.-In the Sur
raft trial to-day W. r. Conyer testified
that he thought he saw the prisoner at
st Adams on Tuesday or Wednesday
after the Assassination.
Edward A. Sawles testified to seeing
the same person there on the 18th of
April.
Mrs. f. W Clermont, through a great
deal OF Ci-rCUmlOcltiOu, eDdeavOped to
testify that surratt was in Washington
on the day Of the assassination.
NEW HAVEN, June 27.-The presiden
left Hartford this morning, and was rs
ceived at the depot here with cheers frOI
a large crowd, and escorted to the Cit
hall by the military. 4 salute vas
fred, the bells rung and flags displayed.
Gov. English introduced the president to
the mayor, who extended TO him a well
come. The president returned thanks
for this manifestation of respect, not0nly
TO him as q citizen, but s chief magis-
trste of the country, end said 81 have
tried tc b. president of the whole
United states, and not of q part
thereof. There are two kinds Of
courage, one physical, which enables
men to meet on the battlefield the
other is a moral one, which gives a man
strength to stand in the council of la
tons, and face those who may endeavOr
to overthrow our liberties. In the midst
Of all shis, { had bat oGs anchor from
which I never permitted myself TO be
cut loose. Conscientious conviction was
my courage, the public good MIR. p,
and the constitution my creek. 1t is
further stated that t&6s~adou, andloo
and the skies are DecOmingG iaoked 4
L. --H.-- .--IH HE-~~ ~ oh ,r,sEL -
common eHOEt 60 restore peace and
concord to the country. The PRESS
dent was frequently ~applauded, and
three cheers were given st the close of
his remarks. Mr.. Seward was also intro
duced, and made a few remarks of a
complimentary nature. He said What
1 have observed in Connecticut is that
her people have a wonderful faculty,
not only for teaching, but also for making
a great many things out il. If it is peace,
they make a profit, and if it is war, it is in
making Wsrlike instruments and ] am
happy 70 stale that / see a diffusion of
knowledge in your state which keeps
pace with your skill ia labor. The post
master general also responded to 3 call
for him.
NEW ORLEANS, June 27.-The city
treasurer publishes q statement of the
amount Of notes issued, and by what
authority, and denying Mayor Heath's
power TO repudiate any portion, and con-
tnues TO receive them for debts due the
city, without distinction.
The action Of Mayor Heath in regard
to the city currency is universally con
demued.
The suit against Jacob Barker by the
depositors, for embezzleing 81, 900, was
on trial to-day.
LOUISVILLE, June 27.-The river is
falling, with four feet nine inches in the
canal.
PHILADELPHIA, June 27.-At a meet.
ing Of the citizens to-day resolutions
were adopted appointing a committee of
twenty-five persons to wait upon the
president on his arrival here, and invite
him aud the party 10 visit the city and
partake Of its hOspitahties and courtesies.
W~LKsBORO, Pa, June 27.-Hon.
Chas. Dennison, member Of congress,
died here to-day.
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TuE READERS OF THE APPEAL

The constantly enlRrging circulation Of the
APPEAL. and the generous support given 10
bofh the Daiiy and Weekly issues by city and
coupt~y. assure the proprietors OF the general
aDproval by the public OF its course since it
came into their hands.
us Past is the pledge - offers for the Future.
II viii continue to endeavour, In accordance
vim the motto which it has adopted, 70 say
those things only that are true and honest II
has but a single Client, the People Of the south
and IL will endeavor to advise lis readers
wisely. In that Il msy ofen fail bui Its opin-
ions shall always be honest and conscientious
al least. ,
Those TO whom its conduct is entrusted viii
continue 10 endeavor to make the APPEAL &C
ceptable TO its readers, and desirable As a me
dinm for advertising. The Masonic column
viii hereafter appear every Saturday and on
every Sunday reading appropriate TO lnat Gay
and the proprietors hope, by close attention 10
the affairs Of the papers u Office, to sun en-
tale il TO the support and confidence OF ue
peeple. on which alone it depends
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VIM. Lloyd Garrison, the notorious
abolitionist, has been rendered a public
breakfast in London, at which John
Bright is to preside.
"A down east paper is trying to prove
that Andy JohnsOn's ancestors were New
England yankees. Should it succeed, the
establishment of the fact will no doubt
exercise an immense influence upon the
future destiuies of the country.
Helper, the man who wrote the " I'm
pending Crisis a short time before the
war, has Just published another book, in
which he proposes To give all the negroes
notice to quit the United States by a
given time. The daFksy5 will conclude
this abolitiouist an Indifferent Helper
after all.
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roNSrSrENm.

The New York Herald has an article
on 4" The Insurrectionary Warm Crete, +"
in which it begins by declaring that no
greater wrong has been pe~rpetrated or
permitted in Europe than that which is
now being committed in Crete"
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Wishing TO supply their PisItatiOns,
WILLFI FIND SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS
MENKEN BROTHERS,
Memphis. Tenn.
% In
TO GAS CONSUMERS!
Reduced Price Gas Fitting"
LUNN & NJ N,
2O4 Main Street.

FIXTURES at a small advance on New
NT York and Philadelphia prices.
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BILLIARD. MINOR On the 18Th inst al tba.
residence OF lar. s. NJ. lobe, by the Rev. s. III.
ford, Capt JAMES y. DfLLARO, OF Virgins,
a Miss DEprETrA HEsRfK MINOR, OF t1is city.
May their ew life with u~sbounded pleasure
glide down the enrufned stream Of tirae, and
their blissfal journey ever be lighted BY the
sunshine OF happiness.
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M nnnrrsroNpENTs.

-,nt..slons whatever IL Intended for n,
-, !, ire APPEAL, must be authentf
- bv the naras and address of tht
-, as marantse Of bis good mith eno
responsibility.
APPEAL, Memphis
coDwnpiostions for publication must De VIII
ten on enc side OF the page MY n VIII
.n other matters connected with the edito-
RAJ department. should be addressed; EDi'
ToRz oFTHEAFPEAL, Memphis.
We cannot. as q rule, undertake 70 return srt-
ries not found suitable for puolcation.
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mARKETs.

LOUISVILLE, June 27.-Tobacco, sale,
70 hhds prices firm at s. 75625 %
Slpernne hour SS(9S IS; Y sl1 fancy
90. Old wheat - So. Corn shelled and
delivered SSe. Oats 75c in bulk. Mes.
pork 81 bacon shoulders Sc, packed
clear sides 1876; hams l50l55c. Prime
lard in tierces lie. Raw whisky a in
bond Cotton &c.
C~INCINNALk June 27.-Flour is tlrmer
for chQS@TrtUes, while lower ones arc
aaloesn able family $40 50SSI9 IN
Corn dufT and unchanged at Use in bnIk
S5c sacked. Oats dull at 6ec. Cotton -
duli at 2c. Whisky firm at 30e in bond
Pork steady and unchanged at sol
Bulk shoulders Sc sides I0Jc, Racon i
frmer shoulders Sc; sides lie clear
rib sides 1lse; clear sides 1910 sugor
cured hams l64c, Lard dull and no5i-
nal at ll4c. Prime sugar firm /: l2GI5e
for raw. iOO
ST LOUIS, June .27.-Tobacee steady
Cotton duh. Hemp excited and biebeS
1ndressed, 81 421@l 70; dressed, s. 70a
- 81. Flour unchanged. Wheat Ian
guild No. 2 spring, 81 so. Corn dns AMI
zt9Sc lower, o33(99Sc. Oats dull. Zl6aT7c
Rye sitter, 81 05@l 10. ProvisionS anil
and unchanged. Pork, 81 so. Pacon
shoulders, Sc; clear sides, 1910. Terd
very dull choice keg, I35c.
NEW YORK, June 27.-Cotton steady
sales 1000 bales uplands at26025Ie' FIohr
l5925e better superfine e 75Sie
Whisky quiet and firm at 3Oc in bo5J
Wheat 3G95c better. Corn lower new
mixed western 81 07G1 10. Oats duIl and
lower; western at 7667sc, Rice and
coffee quiet. Sugar quiet; Cuba lIfaI9c
Moiasses inactive 81. Pork firm nav
nsess SCI 25.
Money easy at soc for call loans
Sterling dall, 9s@l05. Gold, 81. Gov
ernments hrmer. Stocks strong. West
ern Union telegraph, 1904. Reeeints
at the ~sab-treasury, 5.I2I. 100. nav
ments, = s2,l57; balance, SlS4, 26O.0 07.
NEW ORLEANS, June q. = Cotton
easier, sales 1000 bales low middIino
24c receipts SO bales exports i2e7
bales. Sugar and mOlasses duh and nm
changed. Flour quiet but irm. snnsr.
fine SO rs Xxx Sl2@13. Corn 5g5Iao
higher yellow and mixed SIGI 4
white 81 95@l 20. Oats scarce AMI
held at Soc. Hay s26G27' Rscnn
fair Jobhing demand: shSnlders fag
rib sides he clear sides I3GIaiS
Lsfd dropping tierces 123c kav 59iS
lS fefk very d1l and held at 500
noi 4seld S7{3 sterling @aSei /.
" Fssk sisht s@2 pgemigm
shall u. nor you mist 70 -. r
o4rn fho nraoE
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NOTICE.

II NJ. CslSH, a. administration with the Nflls
II Marv kSIton, deceased, has He'd bis &c
eounts with psth Of said ESTATES 70 this date for
ssflement in this court All legateeS, AID the
heirs and Representatives OF deceased leEaiees
~ both said iscedents. whether ras1douts or
nnu-residenfs, are notified TO appear as the
Office OF The County Court Clerk OF sheluy
county. Tennessee. on OF before the Lst Monday
ia August. 1867, and contest the said accounts
JOHN LOAGUE. Clerk.
Tune "a 1867. ja& 4W
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Seventh Prize.

A most Valuabie manufacturing site with a
perpetual Gll OF 81 feet OF wafer, situated in
Winston county. Alabama, with 10 acces OF
land. Valued a. $1,000.
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ANTHONY SHULTZE.
DENTIST, SURGEON Sc HAIR
DRESSER,
No. a5z Main Street

-roTrTD invite the particular attention OF
w me Medical Profession 70 the TACT that he
~ eatienfs. or supply the same as ordered. He
No lives especial attention tOCupping, Bleed
ing Drawing Teeth and Extracting Corna.
ft5ssi1g mad many years experience he is sat
isSed f6af heean render sausiacion to alwho
mav nvOr him with their Dttronsge.
Remember the numoer ~ haip s:reet Mem
uhfa Tam.
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Ninth Prise:

Lot No. 3, in Hays subdivision, Memphis.
size lO2xl52 feet. A beautiful building lot
Valued M S40n.
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Tenth Prize:

15l9 acres Of woodland near Raleigh. Shelby
county. Tennessee distant from Memphis nine
miles. This is very deslrab G., and an excellent
prize. Valued Al s4l0.
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A cottage residence OF ten rooms, with lot
30Xl00, in the citv Of Chicago, H., only three
quar- es Of a mile from the heart of the city
and within one b ocK Of the street railroad In
tersecting every part Of The city, Valued at
g5sG0
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PUBLIC ~DOCUMENTs.

We are indebted to the Hon. JOHN W.
LEFTwIcH, for the following public .
uments:
Report Of Com. Of the Ho. Of Rep. on
the Civil Service Of the q. State.
Report Of Survey of the Upper Missis-
sippi.
Report in reference to the survey aud
Improvement of the Rapids Of the Mis-
sissippi.
Message with information as to cap
tured and forfeited Cotton.
Report Of Sec. of War, on River and
Harbor Improvements on the Western
and Northwestern States.
Digest of Laws relating to Duties en-
Imposts.
Report on frauds in the New York Gus
tom House.
Report as to the alleged murder of some
Union Soldiers in South Carolina.
These documents are principally sig
pifeant as showing how little interest
the South has in the legislation OF the
country, except go far as it is hbelled and
numbered. The Improvements are loI
the North, the oppression for the south
They take che stars and we the Stripes
The following aeeounc Of the cotton
specuIations Of the Government is inter
esting:
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NOTE executed by me In favor ofD.AWhit-
"A taker. dated May, 1854 for SIC aaa been a.
tempted 70 be sold in this city fy ueo N
STeslv- Tsis is to notify all psrsons not 10
trade for said note, a. it Is IN settlement with
me and whitaker fully paid, and ureeiy mas
no interest In the natter mrtner than as agent
~ INV former partner, Whitaker, the payer
Of the note.
les Stg JUN DAVIS
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Third Prize.
Fourth Prize.

One residence lot ad ioining above property
2xI09 feet very available for residence and
deSirably located. Valued atSSJ.
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FOR CINCINNATI.
The First and Capital Prize.

Col NJ. c. GalOway's valuable residence,
corner Of Court and Third streets, memphis,
one block only nom the center % the city, and
in the vicinity Of an the Federal. state and
Couuty offices. Lot 81 fsetfr0nt by So deep.
Valued at s2O.0l0.
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Firm Prize.

One residence lot adjoining above property,
&XIOJ feet. Valued at So50.
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Tickets 8 each. May be had Of. or ordered
through, amy o. the Conpany's agents, 40 The
Central Agency, Memphis. Tenu-, or Of Col,
James strain. Hernandez, Hiss.
stock nolIers, Directors anAfaAfHcers Of the
Company are prohibited fry .,ITchasing OF
holding tickets In any OF 90 4+wings- The
Company Is sImply NJ EdqJ sIql he purchase
and lo OF real astpsV 10 LoAn3 5fsrty mold
es ana the general ~5lBTOJOq0 Je2i I'm
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Cottage Residence. s rooms lot l20xl70 feet
on Buriand avenue, near Memphis and
Charleston railroad, near corporation line.
Valued at $1,000.
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THE Boarding House for the Female Cor
Iege al LsGrange. Tenn, would like 10 have
1TrIv and AugusD. Those Wishing to leave
lie civ this summer would be pleased with the
sifuatfou. as il is somewhat rural IN appear
ief5 r ". W. KENNEDY.
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ROARDING HOUSE.

One Light Spring Wagon, with Harness, al
in good order. For terms apply 70
W. J. ROSS, N. and G. r. r.
~ ,uer faIg ON
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GAYOso PLE % ~
Said

ONE Horse Powers Cylinder Hicks Engine,
~ complete and entirely new, suitable for
DRIVING q Printing Press or light Machinery.
lao feel. G-inch ShafIing with Couplings and
Pullies. entirely new. For terms apply TO
W J. ROSS,
ieIs 2v Gent Sup't NJ. and c. r.
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al.
DY the action ef the Trustees Of the
Brownsville Female Academy and
the Crawford Institute,

the two schools have been consolidated
The buildings and grounds belonging to them
will be- thoroughly repaired and can
date from 200 TO 800 pupils. A liberal patronage
can be commanded, and the Trustees are deter
mined to build up a nrst class Female Scn1lL
They gish TO engage 2 competent Principal,
with a corps OF TGaShars for the Literary De-
partment.f At the head OF the Financial De-
pagtment is q Professor who has most success
fuIy been connected with the schools Tor the
last ten wears. The attention Of we'll qualified
candidates fora permanent situation and a pO-
sition tina can be made TO pay is solicited.
Applications with vouchers viii be considered
the first August next.
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.AgruRFp corFos

Eumher OF bales Of cotton received as
eanfureu- ~
Number of bales improperly aiken OF
deIafued as captured and releassu-- LotN
1T is proper to say in explanation OF
this item that after the surrender the
secretary was reliably informed thaI
large quantities OF cotton, which mac
claimed by the sO-called Contede-
rate government, were being stolen ana
otherwise wrougfuIly taken by lndlVldu-
ais. and that he thereupon directed
agents to take possession OF, ana uetaiu
f5r investigation, ali cotton which they
had GOOD a to believe should be
treated as captured, and to promptly eX-
su,,ss into the facts, and, if satisfied that
If was captures, to forward 1t as sucn'
or. is not so satisfied, 10 deliver IL
hack TO the persons from whom
was taken. But the agents were re-
5uired TO report their action in aii suen
lses and hence . large quantity OF sueh
cotton seems to haye been treated as
eaDtured, when the fact is that 10 was
merely detained for examination, and
wss released to owners upon failure by
gents to show a right to treat 1t as cap
tured property