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WE E FELL, Editor.
'MONDAY, AUG! ,STs, IhOA
OU2 TLBS! 8.
THK SrNTiNf t is Uni ever morrtin(f uru
day enroled) tU UW latta.
From lb j.ryot tu the Jl of January $4,00
, Fur osm month . .- " !,)
' two u.oniln ' - '2(fj
.fjur lerms me iovi iul.ljr In advance. , 'J he
ecrcj itt.MUPvJ how rver.; obligee ua to siy lo
ttr friend, that rexponiuMe mi J prompt j-ra w
who dcair the Rentuifl rifled not d tin y sending
t'n-ir linyr-g at ouo, who can hdiI m the
Cu In a short time. The m"ney may be w.it
- ilIthrittttJlj-4m4tHrforitirthB"K?j)Te3
(. lun.iaiiy. . :, :V .v .- :. ..;-.;--- -::-...
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-"1 HE i Jiwjjr tf no ra4 vtta niffKi
to out frienJs who C iid it incoiiTenieiit to tvm'il
ih4xUAfof lhH:n(inel, to' send as Bawj, Firr 7
JI!; Eatief, fiji!iivEj5, frf7fof which we tan
eJaysubiaiu4heali Htr u.".'. ...:.. : r1'
WE OBsese tul ilonrJnijrA. (UmiT' "re
cent htler i made the tt for- very. acxiiijtg:
nie'HiyTiylTiat porUia of the Jiorlherq fptv,
. bii b represents tbe radical fac'ioii which to now
rallying itt force to defeat the, reconstruct tun
po'iey of President JuVnon and tha ml; n-eto-r
ttionof the Southern Ktat&i 1j t!ie -L'fiion, ; It
w:a tobsWe bn expected ihat'ynrbliiid fannO
who could m IHHO adtwaea policy ilwiiltpifcUj .1,
rJ;. j ,", rI.. .VI "ii7I..ili. "c. .ITf - 2. i. ti I
imi, would. now! employ Lvery posaibi means to
prevent' the retortion of fearniitiiy ami concord,
eni the early tvljuiittnent of reconstruction, untH
hwwtje4 purposes ootil
"TbtivBnot"ye ciMptuiiod ,U -their evil da
igua,"D(l ln'rth'jjHeout alt attempts at con
ciliation aad eWMwio wUcV Southern men
.make ui order lo reconciliation;." :P!aoin: tbem-
lT.?-srx,Tri T
, wlvei'upbn ataril! polof '.from which Southern
jrtn couid not f-ieur tha qiwitioii, they 6ik ad
VMtiiiipe of t K-lilik'ttt dhgtcltro triidure them.
Wjjli. the old pirernmont proper, Mr. Cilnier
-AniLtW-olil I'ni.iti irifti, tucli ti, nor liftdft
fimtroverny. r fSorthern litiiatioMmand that only,
vlot-of-fbeirqwtrrel, fld notrtntttttlm
nduiiiiixtratiOii of lb) goveruoiciit iueincd-to en
doms the prinoi.lt' ami to seek to accooij'lifli tbfl
-iiU of Nof tbern funtittcinin and force upon trie
r'.isnif-rj a sctMiooal qorifeHt, wjiich the old L'nioM
.tntn-io-lnrig and aitl. fully 1 itxrewl to avofdj, could
. Ib'-y he, forced: into Hot AJr. (Jilntor and
those w ho acted with IJm, followed ihei'r bonvic
tintis ofduty to tJjeir Interest and eiciion, no one
rii S Tuubt. Tb ey 4d precistly- What nlne jjut of
ten, of ihoae vory wen ..who euwiut tbfm, 'would
- bare doneondor the same circunttUnoec; and
though in so doing they incurred the guilt of ce-,
bollion, yet it wasvastly mitigated ly those cir-
, umtauoes.,.l'4e Npw 'pri JthngAtii Sribinic
.....1 1. a ' . 1 ... . ...1 . . 1 . . . a
nnu swip;u prinia, ire nnv ex,pecn- 10 oe unu-
ed with tb eoncefisioiia of 8outhern men. Such
pra ba-bea the tnlti or f he Routh. Snd bo
came they have ruined our people, they Jmto
them ttilf...!-TH.i , - ' ,
. IJ10 conduct 'of Rouijicrn papers"wlrirb-p?nT'the
piinit and the iwtlilat'irs of rihetr abuiie aird cen
' ' . .. .... ,.:...,
sure, aesery9v,,tha Cpra.,mUMt!MA.!
" At one tim more deeply iuvolved in the j'tiilt of
reoolaon Uemselvei than sucu men as Sir. (J ti
mer could be, they now-join' irr' their tradurtion
-in order to ingratiate) themselves into the a flee
lions of, those who cyi bettsf provide for tbciu.-
The true men of be Soath have alwaj i boeii "op.
loosed to tbis finjittical fiution, atml (hoy will iiow
Maud up ghonlder to sliouldcr, to d.ilVul their tie
lurious Ichemes to ffect the overthrow ttf s I'reai
idenf Joliimon ai d l retoiislruction popy.
Mr. Giliher and bis coadjutors wttro n no
MMy renpnneibi for tho origin, of the-, rebellion.
lie and "Ihey "stood jn the brewh sgaiosl
iinum to h lust, while these, very retitufe - were
-hittio'g the iruin of tbe ItepuMlc. Wljfi th
. aitila'iche bfik9.1ooiivt!M7 wTO.. eompelloJ to
yield to its' forco, and litcausi tbe coutrovcrxy
wits mads eectloiiatby Thfl party in power,' they
r tnged themselves upon the sido of imprest and
ho"e natural feeliis which nnita men t.tf their
Lindod- Thi aet niay' be h'gjlly and tf knlcally
w rung ! criue la oo sonso -but w hu-ihftt-Jwt
the loclings of a maii d'e not fool in bi befirt
-ilml lhysilJ noihTyg done fltherwsarr7I7
- - TIIR WfmrtttlTtiM TiiSTSil "ujiortTrT tftif
the Ua eigb papers have been btborttig for two or
-1 hree moTfthTf dorridiiij ttd ajTaliigTov iv
Uul lea, and that ihertt&iMi, Uiey U,,v put him in
i (jm vbt-S' 'folTo"A"bStiii'S 3Ea)tuiflff "Tbi
- jliTuii israiter mystrr'.ons. ,W nr noCaware
that the Halei)b press have bei- apologUiutr for
cdfinding the Oovernorgmn't asaailarttrThe
41uverrio( fru been gc! ting on jiiTf '(twl'uiiulnIy,
tcrpt that be Las bjon ovci woriciL His bt'iiuh
. l ixi ho w lieen rhiittl; t
TljKPETEKSl!LTKO Uots in alIu"on to tho
feilowing.attya, tliat ibcy bave a lunutic in Mat
onii'fiw editing the ltanchero & paper that prop.
' e-rly belongs on "tbo Texas side ol the Rio Grande)
ft ho dicolrlf8 na folio vs." Soma lunatics am
- tatbr keeorer wbon diineTitetbttan;wbeTrfttrjk.
W howevvr have good lit that in this anse be
is only iridulgin;; bis feticy. He ay:
VV advise the New Orleans PiiriMne and fiaj
vrKion CiViltcia io dream on io the in j o vt that
guotl time eoiiiing, when tlief Jumjb and the lion
-auiill lio down tojje tb rr, and a Jitflo". child r!.Ji
lead the 111; when our oote fowious Iil :i.-!,hII
- liarereUiruedtM'irbrtrtnifiihWevN we
t ipeJi to tiike a 1 .JS Van VViiilt lviif. IliJ i
iip-egaiii ifi y,iBj 4ioi ir nri 1'ourth ol July
teiebtaiioti. ''Ibe ab-rooe A lrioiitn Iii the
Uuited StaUf in. 'It lie jlgdicTit day Will liKpf rn
about the same tiute, uod He .litt-'qi u be there
i I 11 1 1 1 i. .. ! . . 1 . J
Iua:tjT TafcIl tb.'j 4njaIrio aowr,
en.phiica!!y, No 5 A J jsiTcteJ, grudlllidp.
growling ihfet In irrA.C3n,ndriflr4.
ilia ltiou purpoH ,f jH;ju'itor, with-juljinr
dp Vcr In flow run: ot hoiu, 1 nfiid by inturenwd
pii'tir to kwrra'tys Ju ths N jrtS the iui4ri(Sft
thtit.grl dnilfrtt ii-)u f.revj.h here,tbt our
people awi WiTi Ujtbe .iKminsnt that tfccs
iOniit and facinniiti r Keeking to gej into th
StU Cjnntijo thilsfrm ap,oiition to the
aboliiioa of kUrery preraiU aud thaU'it U the
pmpr.i rij ion cl i)t Uika cte1 people tor
rrms toe oid Orilsf ot tbin,i as eoon tu the mili
tary h removed nd the it tc$Ud, -
Tfiut ouiF pcnpJo ere n well Ouotonted And lian'-
py--arthpy urne U-TurelJia wr ilmt tliy prefer
oiiliiry to civil rule tbt they iwliotethe tud
dun pUdition of la very Li. Lest tut the negro o?
the hn people itintr they beliefs' that it
jjwTind right vo them that the nrgro elnuli te
freed without compentatton to their owner
that Jhey r entirely contepted with Iepr6e-f
pct of free labor before them, or that they can
luuX Tuto Che'fuiure. and.aee clearly a bright pros
pect of linpptni) and prosperity, -we do not pr.
tgd-to eflirui. ,.8gfarfrciattTHie reverse of thi
is truo. ligt that the people of N(rth Carolina
arelnsrrwere In their rote$iant "of lofsUy to
the (joetinient,'l ot true. That tbey aie die-
atlile4 with rreident JobnsooV plan rrf reoon-
etTuctinn, 1 not true 1'bat aecmionim.or die
ftJTi-ctrd .p?rfnn are' eenking j'a control the State
tt!mhime-i wtt trMaybat ihSr are no much
opposed to the aboiUion of ulivsry they intond-
to 3efBt, that o''j'ict4 itberrtow or in future, i
not true. In a wwd, tWour people are not
ivrtoaa rfeaaait-Jeliaeoa nail to mafca.thrfrwt
ofshfiir conditional j not true, ... 1
Krery man in the State j aot wbat-wo.l-4
tdallujtl by the Koilheru fncion Opposad to Presi
dent Jobmon or their "pmf, An f'tbu State, a truly
loyat man. f?orge men, ftiostly jouB.incQngidorate
men, iti) sometimes speak hastfty, tufpruotlr.
Some who are iguorant at the real character j(
tbo situation if SMiietimea lalf f.f the
restoration of slavery -m1o aometimes complain
of. tuilitiiry rui and saoni But w Apeak of the
great inaiwa tf nrenplatha intelligent and
Ignorant, the neb and poof,, all,; speakjnggea
eril termsj" are " a loyai people are siaeara in.
their profejsioui of loyalty are submiiiive under
military roW appre ciatih woic and ooajiiie
rate courje wbicb bat been adopted by the mili
tary commanders in the State, and are more than
anaious for tha speedy return of. the good old
days of otU rul : tiiaJba CoMtTtiiUoa oFtha
ll'apy"oTi "doubts bes affirmations; let bim
give va the eviitaoce to tbe contrary. Let 'us
have chapter and verse the iadres of persona
where thy rMido and wbat they do. UntiFthe
person 81 peribrTs wK6 roiefitahes oKar
ngainat tho po ji! of North Carolina, will, make
I tliem good, .by .a definite and specific statement
of facts, let them be branded binders and de
fiimers tif eufgrtoJ ofj Stiife . ....
aware, bnsbcon in s'jsaion for some days. Tbe
vfr5t fropailtlsn already yid -Iwfore that
body, indicate strongly that thero are persons
composing it who bad belter have boen btf at
borne.'. It U imposaiW.to secure a Convention
antircty free from objectionable men. But tbe
action of the body ro far wvi bave beard, has
fccen ock and only'su.ch, as theTresidenf and the
co itttry must approve." !ee tbe account from it
in this day's iaiufl. Hundreds f propositions
are usually -made unuV rofotre J to .oouimltters
upon which no favorable action . la expected,
1 his 14 precisely the oliaracUtr ol those . olyec
tionuble propositions alov referred to. No one
expeots tbJf Miaaiasppi Convention- to stultify
itself luSentlonally, anddefcit tbe objeota ol its
aesnion. Some boon-ie must ba allowed tor free
discussion fir the conaide-ationof even-vWiool-
ousand burtlul propasitious but tthe . Cvngees
an! the 'resident and the country'mns.t -judge
of the real an'i of the' people of Mississippi,
not by the dieoassiona of the Convention, but by
what is actually dne' and perfeotei by that
The Iittro.luTctiii of iSete objectionable pro-
p-Htii xi into that bJy baagiyerTrrse (oevere
and acrimoniout re'rikv'r to
twitted sud tl Jiouled, on account' of hi auppoted
baste. - :. .; V- ' -l-i--'f ' '
Z ' Gov, Sbwkey 1 injhh u4 widoubtedly sound
ad loyal man; - We have had some doatiuiawnt
the jiiaieUmsness,of kts poliey.- .We beeit
more favoral'a to theeticwl policy adopted bj
(iov., Ilo'.Jen, and bis greater caution a ni slower
movement. ;f"At we repeat, the Mississippi Con
vention Cftmiot be fairly jaJged by wh'ttp.W im
prtidnt. iun mty .tlj..lt can-only be ja'.tly
juo'edly iti b.otl nr-t.01, ar tneunjd to
think that Uia,t a'tton wulhs salutary aid prpper.J
It is alio unuir to jnlg ol the wudom and pro
priet'y of Gov. Slurkey'a policy, until it hm boca
fully terted. - ; '".;':J;v'fr .
". 1 1 1 ' - : - ",.
.tJiecaw. .KIeRaeswid JobaMiBor Botturer
at tile . l'reaidontiul Mansion on the 18th. . ' ;
Tie above paragraph" furnishes ft pracvicsl il
uir:ttion of the truth of the paradox, "Extremes
meet,"-; '
. VT. . forctoian, ui VVatliingtoD, D. t., hss pre
kented tu the i'rpriition ot Columbian iVIlege bis
Coe baii.li.ijfil-oattrd oft 11 llrer, between . fljir,
trenth and r'unneeutb atitel. now occupied "by tb
JL aitttftati-s erament -asua. kl ohisui -The
property i.VaJ at $3t,Wl.. ' h w . ori)
nal it rc U tiJ--4ifc'4.rv aad !ci.tut-rgu Kr
woifciaj-nmo. .''
. I. - J."1
15 a fiaJSltl beiiirald nmFwiTtterr
" ' "yrinjinj rjonto afioui me eociianj riin
nl tibni tiririlfcVe of tt P"rot in the
Snth, but it fa aiiuitTiwMksMs -S flni iHiiite
In said or written about the f"inl and political
rljrht of the riegroet in the Worth. by tbi
inTidioqxaiMlnijfon twliB bKiyVort h
and South ! Ar-e ibo negnif of the Suuth lel-t-r
than thoe iVortb ! Are they more intflli-C,ot:-
'mpn i of more cut'tir nod "botter nwrale
thHn their northern brethren " Are tbey a more
elevated rHOe,iutelki!tua)li)ciiJ!y and morallvl
Are! they 1 trr qQaliflod toVn-lnrstHnd. anproi.
ate and enjey all tlw nghta, pnvtlMe and iflro-wf the f hildrea Were; lying In a aapt
tnu lilt lata b M . tlm i . I r it,aM aaa than Jf'.. I . . ... " t . -
tnuiuties of i iiisetinhin t If ihev erei tbentbo
edaeatlnju and ttuiaing of tlntery i JbffUvf tlim
that f freetlom U tbrajiiiJlllen by
ire no Jiuli!b't purties bein? SirinI to adtrooat
negro equality N01 tU -rell aa South6? VVhy
dp men loovelipavcjfiind eai th and cO iipaMTaea
sud lund to ioflunee ttie Federal' eoTermi?nK
4oHaieej aufTae-a 9oeM-y coadltion at
reconetruotion and reunion tor the bouthwn
States', when they reluse (o -grant the franchise
to the negroes, m Jhe Northern State f If they
are the fpeeial frien. s of .the negroes as thpy
claim to be, why do they deir aud x'pect the
people of the South to give o the vat t numbor
Ibal bare just been liberated from ularerTi and
who are stiil Bufforioj tm the dsrlcnets trnd iff-
noranee it entailed, rigitts ana privilege winch
tbf witbold from tbe favored Tew In their midst,
who have enjoyed the superior ad aaage of
freodmen for years! . Do they Uwe tho nepro so
well that they wantlhe whole pdpulatTosn to emi
gret .South, by forcing us to jW, i 'bint political
end eociai privileges- which ifcty withold from
bim 1 - -
31re-peopbrOTth-gotn1J ar willirgTorTt as
much for the negro1 aj tha- Jiaop'e of h- Jtortb
dare 4 k r If tWy will consent to divide thj ne
gro population of "the United .Sta'esi equally
among the rSspertlva States tteconling to e xtent
Of territory and in proportion to white Doouliatioa.
tSeuSoiathefS'r?Tater--witl takm'lrecttenT
-wyWOTHIi'BTDrtnjM ua TEST S&fS nurtU.
We will eLre them as many social aud PC ilit'eat
privileges, and expend as niDoa mbuer iu" their
education. -, - ...,. ..
To ask os to do mora is both selfish. a?rtd tGi-
juat -To demand. that thVSoitthjn her f -oerty
shall bear the whole , bunJet-of caring for. educa
ting and elevatf ig, to aJl.th rights and priw, 'fgea
01 American ciuzeuaip nj vaat-nero po 'Ula
tioa in our midit, whilw the stroni'. 'wealthv and
-beoavolBnt Nrnh is onwilliog to-do anrtbina , w
more than aboiiuon philanthropy ahpuld alc. .
' - 1 rnu.o.
ftulea to be O!tsor.l by Applicants for Pardim,
-A ' rule was adopted this morninz "bv ""Mr
i leaaanta, pardon clerk in the Attornev Clene-
ral's office, linliting the hour of reoeiung per
sonal application on biisinaas connected with,
pardons from nine to eleven in the forensoa.
Mr. Speed will roceive vixUi.r from eleren t
000 niter mese nours au peraonn will 00 de
nied admisition J'he-cra la that 4ail oonri-
gate in the room aid ante -rooms of tbe A ttorney j
General's office are lucre asihg instead of dimin
ishing, anil, without some -such restrio ion, bid:
fair to monopclizO business hourv-avilh long ami.
nnneoet-ary explanation. Jlerrtttnr the clorical
wrork. of the Pardon Bureau can to oomploted in'
business boure, free from the annoyance and 0-
Ueitayonalluaiiaeojitaily-.,bWaaw ii,
A new loaf has ber turned ever nt tha White
House. . A cerjuin feminine habitut of the Kast
Boom and lobbioA, who is eeoerallv understood
to hate boen engaged in tbe pardon brokerage
businena. was toUy reftiKejl nf rm;sion to ascend
t he siajrway otJurtlicr iiriyWirtiine Hie President.
ViMlore to tne r aiiienliul mansion I arc not
missed the familiar foatures ot the fkir Uentteur
a' single day ff m my week. The rule that gives
every (ri Misj,.o.9e-M jne ,Vhife tiouse-will,
in ber case,, be more hnnbreii In tre breacn than
the ohsnrvanee. Washington Correspondent of
z. jierai. . - v - .
Conflacated Lands. ,:.
The following extract fiom a ciflkular recently
issued by thji appropriate bilryiu will be read with
interest-,
"Alt eonilscate i and abandoned lands., and oth
er confiscated and abandoned lands that now are,
or that may hrt-after come under the control of
the Bureau of UefugCeB, Freedmen and A ban.
doiied I.arwin. bv virtue of aaitt acta and ii!ona
of acta, and ordera of the President, are, and!
shall be, set apart for the use of loyal refugees
and frecdmeti, and to much as may be necersary
assigned to them, as provided in aectioa 4 0( the
act establishing the bureau, via i To every Male
citizen, whether rf&gee or IrWImani as afore-aaid,there-analtbe'B3signed
aot tnore tl an frjy
acres of eca land, and the person to whooi "it
was so AAuigneil shall be protactM in the pse and
enjoyment of tbe land forths t,erm of three years,
at art annual rent not exceeding six per cent,
upon the value of aucb land, aarit was appraised
byjhe State authorities iaJ the year eighteen
bundredndarxty(WjtiO.) for the purpose ot taxa
tion, and in case noanch appraisal can be found,
then the festal shall be basd jyoiibe-eatinwUid
value of thiSlafidlii saT3T)er to be ascertaioel
in such manner as the comuiisniooor fnay by reg
ulation rreafriba. At the end of said term, or
during any part of Si4 term, the occupant of
any parcels no aijiffiied may purchase the land,
JtttisJrtgJMhik iitat rtmreteaa tb ur& States
ean convey, opoB feayingberefjr the value of "the
land as ascertained and itxed for the purpota of
ascertaining llie annual rent a "jresaid." .
, General Wheeler Assaulted tn Bed. x
A telegram fani New'Vuit, dated Augutl 22,
ays; ' ,
A special di-patyb to t!,e RyrA?, thtcd Nia'i
vUla. : A iigoBfrSiy a -tb--iiibel-itMiw.-VV a-ler
waaba Uy bwitea tu-dav by! Col. tJutJcburn and
Captain Uuinn, in conqucnoe 6f a threat made
durins tbe war. by AViieelvr that-be would kill
fckbu,hvr ,..kbimlto,,r e, ,? F!
anr.eo." W heeler was
tnrbed when iittsckpi!tind w as eerely bcaieu
laiurFACTtoait of rVt.t-CocM ti !Asntr.
ktts '1 he ei'eht of tbo 'manufacture l.ik
crvxl in Mas?acbuiMta is thus exliitiitod Lytlu!
last c!nsiu.,Vwml.'er rV a hi I diin'.'iU i fijl'
capita! iui ested, i'2t i)'M value of tnntirit
J TT d'.O i emp!vyi,' three nub s ni sf ,'ty4jia!e;
cost of labor, $12, Iu3,.rglttt offrudtiet'.i.ta.iiOB.
Kvrty lbso4 do'.if -bave beeft-'red .ftir-tbe
wreck ot tbe old tvi'Ztcsi. at. Aw:o,ii
company of enlerpriiuig gcMlituusu, for
of mooopciliiin the of lifr relirj.-
i-.,-, .-.fc.
as
'iiaWsaJUfcilbV State CvatiTm
Jto-dar paAiid.i:.iiniPg3iiai totj iu!I tth.
yoio 1L iuUioa'nce of ac---kiii, aua leatmg
alt ord iiianpfS PDaled iii the Cob veatio 0 -ol
1861. iM.il tha jeveone cnlifiBHCe. which is Jcfi
4Wr tb acu Jn uf tha-fcialatui-j?o oUtr buAi'
Mas of -importance was transactrj
A .;t,ajBiHyviiBeA
-Tho' Washinrton corrfDoncl.ht of. the. BaTti-
our Jxtjt, jiiidtr date tt the 2M, wnti:.. .
.a-fclBwjmisHi.'-w?f
irilsaiuners ot-tne.citr asvlum for the ooor, con-
aUitaigofirimiielf.wit, aud vcral ebilureu, wore
v 11 . i . - J t . :
uiwt outsoueu tni Tnorninir. -At iwi. ccuuoi
hopeless coudition, and all o'htr were vt-rj ill.-.
A negro donWic employ.d.iu tfi. tMuaUf h'i
Ua have pt,iwnd the llyl whicn'thtaoiily -j'ars
took'Of atltreaataat,
'" George A. Clifford, of lilinolv clerk in the of
fie of the CorainiBsioner oftatrnal Revenue,
IHliid tlmfielf ' thii'momin about daviubtbf
jumping from- highjrindow iaLtbeljf?aXi'f t1
waaield. ..Tbe body 'was taken in charge .by hia
fHeuds, who will, ..anser enbalming,-lprward it to
limttsi lie L-aves a'wifa ttd ti ve tbilJrtn in
iliinois. .. ' ,.'" ..'
Arrest of a Supposed Accomplice of Booth. .
, laDUKjhPoi.is, f August "f3: A "man named"
Lenioa, the-supposed aeoaiplice-of tho assaosin
Booth, and a woman, biliid to be Jane Lip
ping, were Orrcsied, at Fort tVayiie, Indiana,
yegterday, by order ol General llovey,r niitiiary
oominamler of Indiana. Hoth are iiow in tbe
military priaon, here, femos is tiie man who was
Tevctitty arrested at New Itavm ftn-xubbcry but
iu.bjjuily eitpd. r-- - ''-.'
AU Colored Troops to,be Mustered Out,
There is good authority Juratating thBt all
tha colored AroopYnow in the service are aeon lo
be.inuHtered.4iut..lM.W,.iJittbey wottU be
i tetaiuadaji.a pat of agitr amv4 erniee-
Qtts. they lorm-simply a. pcovtaionaL corps,
which will be dini'ontinued within a few months.
iTbs nuiubor.of w-bif7 troops retained t eon-.
Btituiethe regular army will number' 12o,00o
mnuv :- "" .' : ,. .
-Another Railroad Disaster.
Chicago, Ausu-t 2 The niffhtexnresa train
Lfrom loH-ur on the Dixon and Fulton branch of
tlie Utiicairo and i on h western railroad ran into
r cnlveK which tiaffbren' witSBflinawiy liy - a
siotni last ntglit. l lie engineer, fireman, expr
ntiiiBenffer and one paesengir wre 1"" . ",. ,
f thriif TUFn iKrs viiivth.ir..l l "VJi
. , ...v., uuv ltoj fc&Ml)U3
1aterJroin Eurnne.
Km ok, 'Ann. SJl-roe steamship lef,'ft
krom ldverpo.il on tbe-J2tlu vi Qacenatown ar-
t..v iimiuiu...j(. t Ut iiriea arnved at Uv
etpiiol on ihe ilth. -Nothing ba., up io t' at
time, been heard of tho Gurejaste'rnor "iier
mtieoi hi, uu more is notoing new in regard to
tli cabley '".' ' ' ''.. v..., .. .
Lord- Utoaaij to succeed Sit fttmry Bulwer
as Alubaasadsr to'. ConatanlinofJeT".' '" ;'- -
,ln,,i!5lused l Bli. V. S. 5 20a closed
av vtaoj ly. .
Lofioois, A015. 1 2. " fc.vening. .Advices 7 from.
icium mj inuk mo inniri-noe oetween Auatria
nwd rrusSfi-vmay bei?arded as adjoww: Thft
Kwrn-tof ttf Austyla- ar W-A n-usw" will
Bict'6; afQasteio soon, .- '
. l'HE MISSISSIPPI CONVENTION. ;
An Amendment to the Constitution A hnni..
-tnrSm veryA apTeTByTrij Cou Ven lloirr
" ; - JacksoS, Miaa., Aag.'2lj 1805.-.'
Tbe following constitutional amendment' has
jnst passea tne convention; by a vote f eighty
aw m ciee
been duly convicted, shall hereafter exist in this
if,' n , . .. ' ucO 'BSlOn,
afidA hereafter as.lbe .p...b!ie welfare ihay require
shall provide, by law for the protection and se
curity of the persona and proppfty of the freeds
men oyae Sute, and guard them and tbe Kti
ouoi auu loe liPrMitiMira &t .iLnA..
jjainav any am may anse irom their suddeu
euiauoiptiuon, "t
1 Be above is taken from" tlie corrranomlent f
tue ew iorx icraftf, and is the only thins vet
done to indicate the spirit of the body. So far it
u well uane.
The IKtliuUoii of the Southi
" The Chronicle of thL morning aaya i-From
Ihe pexsial I'rovost. Marshal of the JVnr Depart
nient, wl baa'just returned fiom a. lr;f
through anmeol..tbo Southern States, where be
wooon umi.nu ousmeas, we nave f ull confirma
tion of the repor t which have recently come from
these localities of the litter A pfiti tn twin r.t
South, and pf the desire of the people at large to
.States. From aH
vitctiwit ra nip eoTprnnient nf ih i!.. ,i
j . , ,. - ti"-! .naif a
i eiprcasmBw.)uuiiej)pniioaflan be obtained
at tire coming elediou ia the South- there will
iui.euiiiKu!ty in tlier wotk of roMraniMtu,
, - V- Wash, Cut. tf X 1" JTSatd.
The CoiisUiiiiloiiel Amt'iidiiit-ut Abollshln
. . . - 8!6vi. ,
A Virginia State Convention, which nRsombled
at Alexandria sme months ao, adopted the pro-'
posed ant4lavery amendHtDtto th tiinMitntion
of the United Stutas. , It appears, bowover, from
tiea spapir articles. and Olbpr indications f'at
there i total Xgiwffl.-: thajjtabjot i -the
sicimty ol Kiuimoody elae there would not be
such earnest .advoeacy ofa conveotiu to do what
has alrendy tu do-i;e.- As Governor l'itrpont
Hb Lcgislatrirc Whlcb as'si mb'ti at A'exm
dria are rceogicued ' by the leading men of Vir
ginia as l-ijali it oscaaions much commmrt bt're
lb' lZ'l
assembled there wider the am Executive am
. ll'i..t . . r rr. , v.
Vlrshila Candldauiil-
,,,n J''nf Millspift to proposed ht ,,
in the Norfolk Dtetrict Vy -'.Many Voters Pf,T
ttr9-r."' ...--.....-.,.-. . '
; iivn i.ert K. r..nier,sth.s b a card j ft
. .. i..n.c,, ,v. i ...i,rr,aroree 1-1 a Car,! 4n tbe
erring li,hx tb.it should bis "Jtaabihrif, h
lovcdi he wiii sctte in oi.y eapadlt? h,s cj.
re fin.
"Cit rz"pi wis k
-Mrftropuiraa homi volte pavement ot J aieet. 1 ti,hb awasTiimen -eave tatnad-A Cemaiimj
The body a discovered by the pojice and-car, l Porwardtog House in Wiloiiagtea, ana itttr
tiJt in ti, .liilnii hnTiia" lii a TmTtf 4nfm 4 their Servloes. for tUeI' of, Cotbm. Nantt
- The institution of slavery having-been destroys
ed in the State of Missi-sippi, neither slavery nor
mvolotary servitude, otherwise than for the pan
isbmautof crime, whereof tha nnrt '.t,n
fjnMmmut oov: n deubaJ h,e to
v. ltrown u Koute Aaent on th tfwt,
taiload.
-. .'a'A. .Ss ,M" ?
A LOT of nice Siar.Coffoa. Kel Markere!, cL
fee: fia(iX?JiSN.?AaacpRt( UaaJUa, tins"
firtat4irt Cn?Jf Cttbaajjd Hatgl.thi-v.aa.-
4 LAD t '.S S KTCIt K'Klitir, "tw, - - -other
-oticliM ; Uipoel 4Jiava bew iKl'
pii slthw at thaH 0 dep-jt, or jtw-ib'.t tzi J.
YarbolhmghHaasa, a tha sight ef ths j
Sod. r will bi ltKaraliy rswr44 by raturnii. ,.h
tiaibMl atrtht Varbotouiti. StfaM, ana t qn4tiu,
keV...-.' -.
' Ajigaot 88,.lf.y ' f . ,:""f . jg.u .
Sheetines, CottonTFaraa, Tobunck ?BBon-Ftos
A, and to porb.e for" uarcbtatt wr ttim u
good tol.t is this market. . - - . ' "
: Office Jfo. J, Sonth Water Etreef, ap stain . "
I,
Has "jest. -0iJ.jSlAQm
O X)S,
8olecU4 exprenl fur this market eoasUtin is -
BEAVER 'crjJXffSj'f Tr'v,:'1 '':"Jh';-?
xsratim asp ecoi!jW8sniitti"::
BILK MIX B5 CA88LMEK8, . - " -
fBlCOT CAS3IMEBK?, ".if ;
- - . - BLL'E CLOTHS.;
ID
cokvikov, . ." ,:.:.v;'':,'w-1,;;:' '
JBXACkKTnvTtTS,
GLOVES AKt SCAEFs.
SKffiTS OF Al DESCElPtlONSJ
ARM" HATS, "'""'" ' i-d-iS-.-f.
;. - half hi-ke,
If ANDKER CH El FS," Jf
s;: . LINKS ASD
APES COLLAr.S
SffoL'LbEB STRAPS, '.
MILITABT BPtTOA
VE LACt
8H0E8 OP ALL KISHr-
::.:-':' AND YAL.
JIERCIIAIVT TAILOR I KG
Pons in tbs very ban stls. by-
M . y A K R I a S and bis Snperb Cutter,
'" MB. C Kir PITH..
Suits' of every descrti.tioa aiada tii . i.
oo-iest Bottca and In tha vry best manner.
- JSsu-What yea do jot sat la ttiy Store, order ssj
yoa shaU bava it In Us qakkeat pi.Mibls tina.
' ' . ' ... - ' C. M. AKRIts.
Raleigh, Aagnttjg, 1S65." J8tf .
- Fine Hogs For &i!p. -
Oirtha ftthef September best, Saturday. I will
eel at p blie a..itin, ,t ,h, Nlnrth oBrJ .
a.t.e Asyluia. Ttt l.Kt 1 ,V K i lTuoul'
pfaoaTit :tioCriDd -
- "". K. FEStRKLL -
A sTiTnlif' r--.f..B"rn.J,m' MlddUnc anl
bhouliters. Cotton f'r,l. iv,a i. "t.i.
WhollMlla 1 Hhat T H L . . . i i . . r ..
VJ lut wooiaaaia and rt i
Ktrosens Oil, ;. fiaar Fi.K h... l :t. n. .'
riages and Kara,, , Laathar, Plour, Muntard. l'ti-
, s-floeolata, Bardinor, 4. j Stadiciua Chert
elans, and a niea Tru.linun..i . in.. . .
taiioa Bitters ty tbs ease.
V . ; BAKER, COTPER A CO. ,;
FIXE LOT OF Fl Ra ITI RE FOH stir: i
G&B alea Maboraoy Efa, 0 Offlo Desk, toiv '
. fr.rl'-rww'&&!rTHif
Seat Chairs i One Black- Wal. at .t.(...Ti : Vi-t.it
siM Bedstetdforehildren, utth 6buek aad Hair JItt. '
I Ti t i I V?Z Urer IIfcir Wattrais "'One i,
mallTab),THid ri, ' '
A Very nioa,tt r,f wiuu p. . m.i'J mil..' .
and t4 Wa8inK Bawls and Vitebere, wilh a -. :
rwtv of other Crnrkery. AUaa .,t ef fine eat G!sV -' !
ec.nitir.(( orobieta, Jally and Win (Jlaees.lsi"' '
Ii owl Perery. OTajeraadTrfv- trtthas, laosa- I
tert, A., Ae, f T -'--" ..-..i-- ;. - -.-
A varietr of. Tin War. ai...l i cnr. .,!-' ' f
other UnnUnra. On very clef Ouiiar. Aa exctl- ' !.
lent lit... or p8tmg,- Brass AnJtraa. Shorcl add - !
Tongs and Fender. . "". ' .
O-iS l.ihLdfty Ofc - ,
, ' BAKKR, COTKR A CO.
Balaigh, AngajtJa, lSBJ.-Kt . .
n mv o o at u i s s i u n : n o v s e . I
SVYEPSON, MENOENKALL & CO-,- - j
GEXHRAL ' - - t
Cammission- -kloroliants- "
. , roa tbb silb er .
Tobacca.Raw Cottoa, Cotton Yams, Cloth t - - j
and Naval Store - -
HTtAKi, SrT.xr Nsw Yonx.
I-
Ho' ert R. Pwep'on, Vow Yck r.tr. ' 1"
- t-artiall7 Ma-rjtit, rr.-w"T"rU City.-" rr
C I" Mendiitbal', 1'ret't t nimbi t Bank. CrSB
borV, S. C. '
-Dap lot Ii. tVeith, Company fliopt "tVC. "
U. W. Sweon, Ilaw Kinr P. 0 , K. C.
aa t tf- , -