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The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1867-01-31
HOUSES, FARMS, LANDS.
" TOWNSEND 4 cos
REAE ESTATE RECORD.

REAL ESTATE HEIUKU.
A large journal, published monthly, sent (rs,
containing descriptions Of city and country
DWELLINGS, STORES, LOTS. FARMS, COUN-
TRY SEATS, MILLS. LANDS, &C., &c.
Farms in PenpsylYania, New Jersey, Maryland.
Delaware, Virginia, aud other States
Lands In Pennsylvania aud the South and West.
For full parheulara, prices, terms, &e., send for
REAL ESTATE RECORD. QfIlee, 2ss South
SIXTH Street, Philadelphia fl.s4affg. s...
New-York tribune., 1867-08-08
MEXICO.

LETTER FROM GEN, BERRIOZABAL-HE DE-
CLAREs EsCOBEDO'S LETTER ON FOREIGN
ERS TO BE FORGERY.
The following letter from the Mexican Gen.
Berriozabal was received by mail the 9th inst the
Mexican consulate in this city:
MATAHoRos, July 25, 1867.
To DE JOHN n. NAVARRO BY the present you fully
authorized to deny perfectly false the report OF the
RGeherO newspaper that the authorities and people OF
this city made public rejOcngs receiving the news or
Maximians execution Those reoicngs took place in
deed but they intended celebrate the important
event of the capture of Mexico City, officially known here
by the same mail.
You deny. and pronounce cOunterfeited TOO, the
stupid and savage letter foreigners attributed 10 Gen.
EscObedo by the RdneherO Twill write to the gem
era by the mail and he will send 10 the power
TO contradict those calumnies
No wonder the RdchcrO eager in representing our
country such disgraceful light, and make the world
believe that opposed to foreigners and wish 10
kill them, that newspaper was published under the
auspices Of Mea and is edited by notorious Rebels and
receives a subventon from the Mexican traitors residing
Brownsville IL is in such discredit among the Aner
themselves that they asked me TO stop It's crcula
hon this city. This proves the crediby OF It's news
remain, etc.. r. b. bERhoZABAL@
New-York tribune., 1867-08-08
HAVANA.
A CoOLIR SHIP INSTRUMENTATION MOVE
MEHT-YELLoW FEVER.

COOLIR SHIP DESTROYED-REFoRM MOVE
MEHT-YELLoW FEVER.
. TNIBuSH
HAVANA, Aug. 3--The Spanish ship !. A v,
IN cooe trade caught fire this forenoon while moored
ut one of the piers the Casa Blanca. She was mme-
ately towed Santa Clara Shoals by barges from the
Spanish navy and instead OF scutting her cannon balls
were fred into her and the consequence was she was
Tbe stocSholders Of the spanish Bank held meeting
tsss o sSars win be issued forthwith and 500
saares reserved TO suit circumstance hereafter.
aas each for having the weight and measure OF the
Goods carried by them specified D their inward mani
tse chisf Collector from the list inst to make entries
The Prussian bark Michael for New York with sugar
Moro Castle and had her foremost struck by lightning
Tr SaTy repairs made and she proceeded on her
The Cuban element s gSwng quite @ iats 9sdr Oh
and consequence the police force has been
Considerably strengthened The Cubans look upon the
mother country meaning You must abide by them, or
right yourselves on your peril" ,-.,..,.
Capt Morton Of the american brig Ocean Belle DIED
this morning Of sSw ieSeP 10 hs RosGn y e ocean
1ele which leaves tomorrow.
The ;eas0n : yfFy eve r s t mate Of an American
sei was assassinated while sleeping IN his bunk -.
The ParteSs "a s5sf1ss Ss Of Of %esO with extracts rom
az Fresrh ress and ends by ntmatng that the United
states hCweTSa weTa hd sef Crippled BY the
DooSs debt arising from the late war and also from
e nndrniaile fact that IL has 70 keep large sandng
rov 10 hold IN proper submission large portion OF us
tsrftory, wherein millions OF nnap5aS nave "e0n
srbe vholesaie dealers, following the example OF our
,rebapfs have circulated address stipuatng many
s no credit OF over 30 days shall be allowed 20 Gus
fnsTs and all amounts less than $OO sha W t
weekly or a note given, tOgethef "i1n n'n"' WV" 1890
OfminOf importance. - Al. tot. Vov uest
The steamers Narva and Francis de Ass eat sro he
this morning laying the cable They may fe'on
fore night -, .,, tl,o above
the revenue cutter Oriental which brought Tue %
Iaving been ashore She had been got on WIN h''io
damage a., r.a ca,nt.
Our unhappy brethren passengers by the Red Gaun.
lat bound 10 Brazil, have had the good fortune " W
,Svaken the charitable feelings Of our pTnepal Id1c,
s,Lo are veinR with one another In furnishing ueI
seedy condition with even thing required The Countess
New-York tribune., 1867-08-08
rrNANcIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

IoSnox AuR. 7-Noon-Consols frmer aud quoted
st "a for money; United States FiveTwenty bonds
Is lle Illinois Central Railway shares, n; Erie Rail
way shares Ash Atlantic and Great Western Consohdateo
bonds 22i.
Afternoon-Cousols for money, "a United States
Fiye-twenty bonds have advanced I, and are now
auoted at 70 S6 Illinois Central Railway shares have
necined J. and the quotation is 763 Erie Railway
shares have advanced and now selling at 4Si AT
lantic and Great Western Consolidated bonds 2s
Evening-Cons0ls cl0sed at 941 for money. American
securities closed az the following rates; United states
E1yetwenty bonds 1884, Illinois Central Railway shares,
TIT Erie Railway shares, 46s Atlantic and Great west
ern Consolidated bonds firm, at 22s,
FRANKFORT Aug. 7-Evening.-United States bonds
closed to-day at ut for the issue of 1862
LIVERPOOL, Aug. 7-Noon-Cotton quiet Esumateo
xales to-day 10000 bales; Middng Upands losd; Md
ano Orleans load The weather is unfayOrabe for the
srops Wheat 1919 for White California Corn SsiS ior
New. Barley 81. Oats, sl11. Peas 42ie. Cheese, @i
Beef 1875. Lard, 5OiS Pork, 73i. Bacon, 1872 rot
ashes Sl Rosln-Common, n; Fine, H. Spirits Iur'
pentine, 81. Petroleum-spirts, 3D.; Refined 10
rallow A5l. Cloverseed, Al.
Afternoon-There are no changes to report IN the
Cotton or BreadsuFs markets since noon. In the Pro
vision market Bacon has advanced to Al Cheese Lard
Beef and Pork are without change In the Produce mar
ket Rosin has advanced to 7e Spirits OF Petro
ieum has declined 10 6ald and Refined to Ia spirits
Turpentne has advanced to $685. Fine Rosin Is quoted
nt l2I. other articles unchanged.
Evenng-The Cotton market closed firm at the follow
ing authorized quotations: Mddling UplaDds, lO2d.
Mddlng Orleans 1Oid the sales Of the day amounted
70 600 bales Corn, Ss for new Mixed Western Wheat
i3fiO Barley, Oats, and Peas unchanged The ProyAOi
market closed without change Beef 1875, and Pork 49,
Bacon al y cwt. Common Rosin, 7i6; Medium Rosn
49, Spirits Turpentne, 1913; Taow, 45ii Petroleum
Spirits, 6id.; and Refined, III.
LONDON, Aug. 7-NOon.-No. IL Dutch Standard Sugar
z56 Scotch pig irOn $751; Calcutta linseed ESQ., Lnsee'
cakes 90 15j Linseed OIL an Al. Sperm oil, a115 Whal
Oll, e32.
Afternoon-NO changes have occurred in our marke
since nOOn
Evening-sugar is steady; the market closed at 25'
sor No 25 D. s. IroD-Scotch Pigs, 5S tun mixed mum
bers. Other articles unchanged.
ANTWERP Aug. 6-Evenng.-Petroleum closed at 42s
for Standard White.
Aug T-Afternoon.-Petroleum s nominal.
New-York tribune., 1867-08-08
MuRpERs-pRowNLow's MAJORITY 10000.
SOUTH CAROLINA.
TmE rRAzER-TRENHOLM INJUNCTION {

THE FRAZER-TRENHoLM INJUNCTION CASE.
CHARLESTON, S. c., Aug. 7.-The counsel of
John Co. have prepared lengthy answer to the
bill OF complaint filed against them by the Government
in the United States District Court They deny the ale
CATION that the Charleston firm agent for the Con-
federate Government for the purposes alleged in the BILL
and rest their upon the pleading made by the Liver
pool firm in England, and upon the settlement there
agreed upon "a conclusion Of the controversy. The
Charleston house Will dissolution Of the Injunction
restraining them from the Of their property The
ease will probably be heard by the United states Judge
BRYAN, new sitting In Grcenye. Hon. James II Camp
bell and a. j. Magrath counsel for the defend
ants II is understood that Hon. Caleb Cushing will re-
present the Government. The case VIII probably 80 on
appeal before the United States Supreme Court
New-York tribune., 1867-08-08
THE SOUTHERN STATES.
LOUISIANA.


THE NEW CITY COUNCIL IN NEW ORLEANS.
By STEAMSHIP TRIBUNE.
NEw-ORLEANs, Aug. 7-The Picayune says the
first act Of the City Council is encouraging ana hep
to dtspate the fears Of renewal Of the dispute as 10 e
legality OF past issues resolution has been sent 70
Finance Committee, adopting and legazlnS iSin az tIo
ing city issues equal footing anu .is i
Council further issue, ana 90 all III heir
power TO relieve the circulation.
THE LEvEEs-LETTER FROM GEN. SHERIDAN.
The Journal of Madison parish has the fol-
lowing:
HEADQUARTERS FIFTH MILITARY DISTRICT,
NEW ORLEANS La. July B. 1901
Judge r. c. DowNEs, Richmond, La. ,...,.
DEAR SIR have the honor TO acknowledge the recept
your letter communicating the resolutions passed at
Richmond, in Madison parish, La, suggesting govern
mental system OF leveeing in this State, TO protect the
influence may have 10 support this project Will most
cordially cooperate with the citizens Of this State In OBJ
tanning this Congressional assistance but my influence
would be OF no avail until the State is admitted TO repre-
sentaton. To push the mater now, when nearly every
newspaper in the State and considerable portion OF the
people abusive of Congress, would be- fear WITHOUT
results and feel decacy in taking any steps at the
present time 1t is much like abusing man bitterly ana
at the same time asking him to loan you money.
will, however forward the proceedings TO the mead
quarters of the army with the Endorsement that Congress
sOna action s in my opinion necessary TO save large
portion OF the inhabitants Of this State from ruin
am, Sir, very respectfully your Obedient servant,
Il. III. SHERIDAN, Major General, u. =.
New-York tribune., 1867-08-08

Rey President Of Of our benevolent societies has
pee one OF their wamest friends II is due TO them 10
Lake t known
The Sugar market closes inactive. though holders re-
main tr on the basis of stas2 reals arrobe for d. b.
No. I2
Museoyado-Very small stocks remain 7a73 reals for
inferior to fair Refining sas reals for fair TO good do
and "a 40 reals for Grocery
Exchange steadily upward, London, l6GlSl per cent
Paris "a per cent Hamburg Al per cent United States
currency days. per cents do. Gold, 81 05a co
days. DO. Specie, Gl07 per cent.
New-York tribune., 1867-08-08
THE GFNERALL LAND OFFICE.

Commissioner Wilson of the General Land Office has
Of Dakota the return Of the
vey eight townships, aud IN the mmeae vicinity Of ser%lon
Turkey Ridge Greek Jane Lincoln and hnnehAhs Coun
ties covering 6 5 The land level aud rolling pra
re soil Of Gt quality There timber on The tract except
scattering banks Ymou River and Us west
fork Turkey Ridge Creek the only streams on the Tract
Commissioner O the Gther Land 0oe s eesed 10 be
up June 1867 the accounts Of ne Receivers OF PnIhe
MoBeys the following named places Springfield III henosha W
Pals st. CroI Wis SeyeDss Point Via La crosse WIS bs
Claire Wis Bayfsb Wis., Topela Kan Junction w ksn hT,a' %
bodt Kan Omaha, Eeb BOwnyie Eeh NehTaia C heh va
kotA City Eeb TayOrs PAIL MINI g. Cloud Min WiDnTp.go
City Man. 81 Peter MINI De Luh MIMI Geensaa mnni & ae
Roct ATk Tallahassee Fla VtTmhon Dak TT Chheofe ONO
Springfield No. Detroit Mich East Saginaw, heh Iona hsa
Marquette Mich Fort Des MoDes 0HAi Council bnp Iowa. F"''
DOdEe, lovAj 6oax CITY, Iowa
New-York tribune., 1867-08-08
GREAT BRITAIN.
ruR RRIGHTON RACEs.

LONDON, Aug, ,7-Eyening.-Ihe second day Oh the
Brighton races was signalized by the run for the
Rrigbton cup A large number of horses entered for
the race. The attendance was very great and un-
usual interest was manifested. The cup was won by
Moulsey The leading horses passed the stand in the
following order: Moulsey, /; Tyndal, 2; Lecturer
8 After the race the Nursery Stakes were run Tor,
and won by Cecil, the principal horses coming in as
follows: Cecil, / I; Persian, q; Chantily, 3. Both
races we're closely contested, and there was loud
cheering at their termination.
New-York tribune., 1867-08-08
THE AMERICAN EXPRESS SUIT.

SYRACUSE, Aug. 7.-The examination of E. B..
Judson day before James Leach referee appointed
TO take testimony the Of Norris Winslow agt Tho
American Express Company and others, elected the fol
lowing facts That the S9OO00 capital OF the present
American Express Company was made up as follows !:
The members OF the Bankers Express Company paid In
q and the old American Express Company turned
in OF the property Of the Company 70 tho same amount
and the balance OF the o00O0o-Viz. Fl0O 000-was
In stock members Of the old Company for their
good will The balance OF the property Of the old Com
pany, after the q, 100000 turned over to the
1o.nna was held the old members
New-York tribune., 1867-08-08
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

SOUTHAMPTON, Aug. 7-NOon.-The steamship Ale
mamma, Capt. Meier, from New-York July ~ arrived
here at O'Clock this morning, her way to Hamburg
LONDONDERRY, Aug. 7-NOOn--The steamship beiglah'
from Quebec has arrived here her way to Liverpool
GLASGOW Aug q p M-The steamship ST. Patrick,
Capt Trochs from Quebec, has arrived at this port
New-York tribune., 1867-08-08
PRUSSIA.
rnr pRussIAN MINISTER IN MEXICO.

THE PRUssIAN MINISTER IN MEXICO.
p,o,,> Aug. 7-Evening.-' fTussian Govern
at hos become anxious for the safety of the Baron
von Magnus, Minister Resident of Prussia in the
C,,r Of Mexico At last accounts the Baron had Un-
successfully interyened to savethe life of Maxim.an,
and Il is thought that he torcby provoked the hos
tilitv of the Mexican leaders No dispatches from
him have been received for long time
mast and nothing is knewn as to his condition OF
Whereabouts. The Government has taken measures
toascertan definitely whether the Joarez authorities
have treated its Minister in manner contrary to the
law of nations.
THE CHAssEPor RIFLE.
Prussian Army Commission, appointed to exam
,pe the ChassepOt rifle, the favorite arm OF the
French service after subjectng it to series OF prac-
tical and scientific tests have reported against It's
adoption 10y the Prussian War Department
New-York tribune., 1867-08-08
A PORK SWINDLE.

MILWAUKEE, Aug. 7.-Messrs. Plahkerton
and Armour while shipping quantity OF PORK anu
we're surprsed at there being leakage with
,ha ,horomoter At oo The mystery solved with an
sGger when barrels Ssn 20 by
aaiS; nork packer here last Spring, WHEREBY he
T.. .ome 500 COO White was arrested last nsh'
,hiio returning from q pic mic.
New-York tribune., 1867-08-08
MARINE DISASTERS.

BosroN, Aug. THE bark Eva II; FISK . ,0,a oa
poston Capt Emery from NewYOrk for oao.' put INTO
this mort today for repairs, having encoun'eeu -.
gale on the I'd nst lat 80. long H. IN "ion Wv
o. hvo on her beam ends, sweeping oyerDoaru MI. A.
wIson mate Lawrence Holbo COOK ana % Sne sea
man name unknown, who were h haet bboom. sails Sc
e nas nep BARK Trojan Capt suPer from KsEsad for New
Orleans Will w.Ianorted ed fo be on fre In the hold.
New-York tribune., 1867-08-08
THE SENTENCE OF MRS sURRATT.


WASHINGTON, Aug. Just before Judge
Fisher delivered his charge the jury today Mr. Mer-
rick made statement with regard 10 the alleged recon-
mendaton of Mrs. surratt TO mercy, and SAID Inc
counsel stated that called for the record OF the a De
fore the Military Commission and therefore he brought
Il in Let me explain, Sir The United States Dlstret
troduced before the jury in that connection maer nt
not in evidence In my reply e1,heeS Sa ne haa
stated the failure Of the prosecution TO nr19uSe
the record upon matter e1mnseeS ON me stand When
Mr. Pierrepont came to reply, aiier making soine re-
marks upon the subject ne stated nns on1 b ths ceps
on OF Mrs surratt To Executive cleuehcy Dy 'e @
OF that Commission attached 70 the record haa Dee
submitted TO the President ana tn & e hb The reeop
nendat0n written and thereupon ne threw ro qi
papers on my desk ska S1yIng r Sgmsa asts Is ''
Mr. Darlington here interrupted Mr. Merrck and pro
tested against his being allowed to proceed ana sad the
eloouence of the gentleman had already been mainly ex
hibted in an attack the officers OF the do'ernhen'
Mr. Merrick continued: This is personal explanation
necessary to be made after what has ranspiSu' ana a.
shall make IT, The Court said IL need not De made IN inc
trial did not Sir read the paper thrown on my taDe
by the counsel for the prosec non because ne
NV experience In this teaches me to mstrust what
ever comes from that source, and was nnwnnhs 10 10
allowed 70 Verify by testimony. The record was
carefully withheld until all opportunity had passed Tor
taking evidence in relation 10 IT, and dlu not choose 70
tonch A. coming before me In the manner 1t did. Mr'
Perrepont stated yesterday that his information In re-
gard 10 This recommendation TO mercy, and the fresl-
dents knowledge OF it, and action upon IT, had been
derfyed from T1dge Holt hold In my hand Sir, the
publication OF the record Of that trial authorized. A.
INV isss and given TO the public under official sigma
ture certifying entire accuracy as VIII be seen upon
tba naees lust preceding the matter OF the records Az
naoa 90 viii be found the Presidents approval OF the
hiding Of the Court and the finding of the Court In the
case OF each of the parties arragned bu theIe - n
TeooHmendaton TO mercy In the book II the approval
Of The Presdent was written the paper containing the
recommendation, and the President saw tnat @ ~
add Sir, that II what Is said now Is true what was
nuhiished ia not true,"
New-York tribune., 1867-08-08
r,yr soIrTUERN CROPS.

cu,p1rsToN, Aug. THE caterpillar or
- s.,,,n has made its appearance among the cotton
army Val OF the islands between here and Sayan-
nah. =, -. ~ rrho ,voatba, ia Jry and
d ~ ayorable for growing crops-especally corn
I rcots which were thrown ont by the continuous
Is ~ une and July, and are now beng dried up 1he
s notsto crop IL 10 believed, viii bc failure.
New-York tribune., 1867-08-08
GERMAN UNITY.

THE LIBERALS OF SOUTH GERMANY
STUTTGART, Aug. 7-Evening.-A convention Oh
monument members of the Liberal party OF southern
Germany was held here to-day, and adopted reSoIu
tions urging the Southern States OF Germany 10
NIT with those of the North German COnfedera-
ton
New-York tribune., 1867-08-08

Presldent MtIfOIOFIIdH
following resolution, which was adopted
Whereas appears by the reports Of the Inspector ppon. . hss
Roarb bat James r. Whiting for cleaning
during past since the last pays b ~
t J rieae tbs streets &C. substantially, accerdsoe ~ r.
contract uhercas the reports Of said Inspector S
yaOas prccineis sn'
b,s evidence repesea hs. nc, n,r
made In several daily neusPaps: tnl trsets n ceorn
with Il; ,eySons hasin any kDoxledge
RsOea x nv said outractOr time, 10 make
pant at writing to lbe hs{0t tss.t"t ~ $50 49,
Ptar m lie may be promptly inesNs
0rass 0rsoer Haekett offered the following which was
adopted ,.a 4, ,h;. ro,0u,,o, n, ,h. ,s,oy az
% M Wbaen their Inspector Of si!ee that one Robert se
Shas ~ fsrs norton rubbish taken from the Eighth uio
and Foty ssts between Seventh and Egbthsres also
into and Forss SIS between hn'H ana ~ s'
Nbich rubbish still renansi and , ~, -.
rsas also continuance Of said rubbish aud upon sad afss
,sps lie cleaning Of said the Contractor Jane
Whitnf; : . -, 4. a.. n c....,o.- A,t.ru.,
h An, reausst action urdet Tue
"a, be Necessary such obsaetoes aud 70
Jsd b. ,he ordinances for aas sss'ss '"s
New-York tribune., 1867-08-08
EUROPE.
NORTH GERMANY.

SECOND MEETING JF THE GERMAN PARLIAMENT
~ ATLANTIC TEg>ohiTH TIE TErsUSr'
pvp1IN 4np. 7-Ebe second session of the ParlIa-
mept of the North German Confederation will com
,o,ce on the 9TH of the present month in this city,
New-York tribune., 1867-08-08
LARGE FIRE IN CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, Aug. 7.-Messrs. Fairbank, Peck &
Co.'S oil Refinery was destroyed by fire this morning
Loss on building and stock s2OO Insured for $4,000
New-York tribune., 1867-08-08
VIRGINIA.

THE JAMES RIVER AND KANAwHA COMPANY.
RICHMOND, Va, Aug. 7.-United States Com
missioner Cahoon who has in his hands about 10000
claims a,inst the James River and Kanawha Company,
IL about summonng that corporation to show why IL
should not be put INTO bankruptcy.
New-York tribune., 1867-08-08
NEw-YoaK, THURSDAY, AUGUST 8, 1867.

Hence every citizen allowed to do should do what ne
can to make the Government as good as pvss%0io %
Let me ask each OF you who Is allowed 10 vote anu %
ter are you willing to surrender all snare III S
the Constitution and laws under which you are 70
Are yon willing to surrender all share III eiceuhs
the officers TO whom shall be conhded the MaA
ing and the executing OF the laws including the ieyyng
and collecting taxes Whether you regard these laws as
constitutional or unconstitutional wise or unwise you
ought TO register and put yourselves in condition 10 FOt
and maintain as long as possible the right OF the pepPS
to form the government and make the laws under Wc
you desire make 1t as good you neglect OF
refusal to register regard voluntary surrender on
the right TO take part in Governmental affairs; ana
therefore most earnestly entrcat citizen not 10 e
spar OF popular Government but 10 register and VOte
and try 10 maintain Government, which will give 10
him. and his postery, much Of security and happiness
possible. JONATHAN WORTH.
MOB LAW IN EDENT0N-A REBEL MURDERER
RELEASED.
A correspondent of The Raleigh Standard,
writing from Edenton, says "We had Of mob tdp
In old quiet last night party OF desperadoes
visited the jaors house. within 20 80 feet from the
ia knocking at his front door at about l2 o'clock and
upon his coming down stairs with light inquiri9g at
his front who there the back door was broken
Open and rush made him, his light blown out, pistols
pointed at him. and the Jail and fetter keys demanded
threatening TO kill him II he did not give them up lie
told them they up stairs on his bureau, when apay
rushed up and finding Mrs Feagan In the room, told her
IL she made any noise they would blow out her brains
Three remained keeping guard over her, and number
oner with his fetters taken or The prisoners name ls
Thomas Pratt and he placed In jail for shoong anu
killing old negro for contradct1ng siteIneht
Pratt making about him.
New-York tribune., 1867-08-08
THE FEN1ANs AND TILE RED REPUBLICANs.

TRENTON, N. j., Aug. TAT large Fenian
meeting held here last evening to late hour Mr. James
Gibbon, Major Mcwilliams, and John Egan made ad-
dresses in which emphatcaly denied that Presi-
dent Roberts Is has been In league with the
Red Republicans Of Italy. They declare it slandcr
emanatng from enemies having control Of the Cable
Mr. Gibbons the vcePresdent Of the Association In this
counfry fndOrses this denial
New-York tribune., 1867-08-08
HEADQUARTERS FIFTH MILITARY DlslhNi,
NEW-ORIBANS La. July 3, 1861.
TENNESSEE.
PROVISION MADE FOR THE PRESCRIBED FREED
TENNESSEE.

MEN.
NASHVILLE, AUG. THE Bureau authon-
ties are ygan in taking Of the negroes who have
been thorwn out OF employment Judge John Lawrence
formerly connected with the Bureau has just been ap
pointed by Gen. Can to take charge OF the prescribed
freedmen Middle Tennessee lie is to every eXer
tOn to secure employment for them, matter where
found. In his instructions Gen. Carlin says III neces
sary advertise by telegraph, and in the papers boh
North and South that labOrers be supplied by your
self If necessary to ship any beyond the state 10
prevent them becoming charge on the GOYernmeht
transportation will be furnished from Washington You
take possession OF the cOntIaband barracks ana es
tablish depot there for all who have not homes lhe
coored people the leagues and cOOred relief societies as
well all good citizens, do something 10 alleviate
the hardshps that must result from the wholesale pro
scriptOn" Accompanying these instructions Judge
Lawrence will appeal through the papers To the people OF
the State urging foTbearance and liberation toward the
freedmen
MURDERs-BRowNLOws MAJORITY 10000.
NASHVILLE, Tenn, Aug. THE militia have
been withdrawn from Franklin At Clarksye, saur-
day night Frank Mcguire was shot dead by the young
barkeeper that recently killed Nick Garner the guerrilla
On Sunday the mate Of the steamer j. l.. Graham was
shot and killed in difficulty with young man In Clarks-
VILE Full returns OF the election in this state are not
vet in but BrOWnOws majority Will be over 10000.