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SALISBURY, N. C, MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 16, 1867.
NO. 37 WHOLE NO. 1780.
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fA arfor. IWs is on lb pUos itottom H
Mr Dibu. neatly eaiabsd ; well of rood wu
lav to to yard, weie i beautiful grov of astir
h, til ai iimn oK-mml including prr
Bva Tbs loealrly it beakhy, ud tb con.-
Ml Ilk Minted on iu Ud
ile Ml of (roury. for fur-
i till II MM l Sahabtirv, or call
sad xoine the prvajton
KlCrf'D. H. COWAN.
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6. B. P0ULS0N, A CO.
Drwggtets and AiKdliecari",
lake all oar owo loane. snd they bought
them it the uceriou discount of thirty
to forty centi, u a matter of Investment;
to thai wo ire not colled upon or MJ
eqoltable considerations to pay a dollar
mora than tha boodi eompsl as. Tbo
nidi ia true in regard to tbo five twen
ties bold bv oor own capitalist. I lie
argument utvd why wo thoold pay than
ia gold it that our eapitaJwU tod bul-
ers took them when the country m en
raged In war aa an act of patriotism ;
but with gold at 100 and tram ttaat to
M0, one cannot forgot that way bad aa
eye to proceed aa wall ia this, that tboy
shaved them at from fifty to aizty par
cool. Now, why aboald tbo couutry bo
called upon to-dissrrange ita bealoasi re
lstioue, to (educe iU values, to burden
it. people wlih taxation, ia order to pay
frotn tbo poor man labor into tha capi
talitt'a pocket tbia immense premium
while, loo, tbia investment eacapaa laxa
lion, which ia thus wholly thrown apoo
productive industry t It woald aoem to
be wiedom in the first place to have all
national aecoritiat taxed, and while ona
tboald recognise the fact that d or ing tbo
war tha country might raiee money apt
on any terms, and that tboae term, what
ever they were, ahould be faithfully kept
but, now that j race bu returned, with
return to financial poll
frieoda in the 8ooth, they will but batten,
ia fact see re their own rata and
speedy deportation frosa la eoeatry,
These resells are inevitable, ana te thee
the action of the lata Ooo rent Jon lead te
a certainty beyond qaastton. With the
many baneful influences brought to bear
apoo the Ignorant aegro meases by on
principled white men, we do not wonder
that tby do not see the rain to which
they are hastening ; bat It Is high time
that the mors liberal mluded and in .
leJIigeat negroes were beeotniag eoljgbt
ened with respect to their greet danger.
If they would promote the best Interest
of their race and country, lot them be
ware of the oooneei of the white negroes,
The 1'JMPKMi Cablott a, accord
ing to the laired inH-lligence from
KaftM, it u hoped, may be caved.
Tha celebrated Belgian physician,
Dr. Jlulknne, haa been called to pro
nounce an opinion upon her caee.
and after careful study of it, he
at a l! that he had hope "of a alow
but certain cure, if he were allowed
to sailtM ( t the illustrious patient to a
ran of treatment different from
hitherto adopted, and especially
to dbtcoiituiui) tb- slate ol complete
ran in which the German phy
hare kept her.
do eotomaly twear er aaVss,
NEWS OF THE DAY. !r t Ma, a
I u. iswe, aaiaety:
Death s Gov. lUm Kentucky
Loaitvilla. Sep. t, af.-Osv. Helm died jr..
israsy at bis retittoaes near Ehaabeth. 11.
funrr.l .ill laks slaot on Tassdav. iul on
asr for Fatrrr Tana. The
ii awifiiiMi I'll ii if m ri- urn lit ii iianciai iruu i
I, ii, .1 . V m macn love tor tlism organise a negro
cy which shall raise the money to pay off ... , 8 . ,
these untaxed obligations at the earliest or block man's party-no matter whether
aa u km i
interiooers and offiee seekers, whom thev ! .ouguuwn given ua
I this: lake a unit of rnule tMtrnle
are now bat too blinaiv tollowinr toeer-l . ..r . t r-
tain destruction keep out of all poli'l.
cal organisations, cultivate friendly ra
lationa with the whites and they will be
awarded all the rignta and immanitiee
that good eitisenship entitles them to.
Bat let them eontinoe to heed the reck
less teachings of tha old negro trader
and ur.der-irapsr, who now profess so
to W. a ROBERTS CO. possible moment, and sobeiilute for them
Ami it ia Ibsir iatsotioe lo ksap siwayt on
I evrrr Uiine m tlieu tios ot biaanaaa. and war
rant it Pure, Freab and I'oaJultrrated, aed will
make it the cheapest DRUG STORK to porobaur
Mi-tlmn-t for eaab ia tbm Suta. The baaimai will
be wadsr the nwVs aiaaasswant of Dr. O. B. 1'ocl-
soa. VeaffJh oM 8IS...1 Uaio tt, Salitbary, JL C.
-lory Uth, 1867.
S6f
J. J.
Oils at bis residence. West Ward,
BAI,I8UUKY.
TAXING THE BONDS-PAVING
TIIK NATION At DEBT WITH
GREENBACK.
Gemral B. F. Butler, better konwn as
the Beast, says that be is arcostormrd to
having his ep'nions of govern men tal
qatMions approved one year after dite.
He is, therefore, according to disown ac
count, skillful in t ho art of shifting hi
sail so as to catoh the bre r. which he
foreeees will be blowing in a gieeu direc
tion twelvee month a ter da,te. When,
therefore, such a man apd soch a Radi
cal roines out in favor of witbdrawirg
the circulation of tbo national banks, tax
ing the national bond, at.d paying the
national debt in greenback,., these ques
tions may as weH be considered as set
tied. A letter In the 11 bn Advtriuer
reports a conversation betweea him and
the correspondent. In which ho said :
KATK'JtiL BAXK l I KKK.N. V.
Another and vital miaiake in finance,
it seems to me, ia allowing the national
to iasno currency. There is some four
hondrod millions of this currency, on
tha Issue of which Government snbstAnti"
klly pays some $30,000,000 yearly.
That is, if, instead of thete bIHs, Its own
legal tender notes to the amount of $tX),
000,000, it conhj withdraw that amount
of 7 8-10 bonds, the intereet of which
would amount to mote than 30,0)0,000.
Now, aan there any reason be shown
Why tbi amount should be given to the
national banks I
Mr. HcCalioch is retiring as fast a
securities liable to taxation. ''Now, the
6-SO bond become psyable at the option
of the United States ia five years after
the issue. There are six hundred mil-
liont becoming payable in the present
year. Again, they are not, by their
term, payable in 'd. On the face the
interest is declared to be payable ia gold,
and tbo very fact that the intereet isstat
ed to be so1 payable excludes the idea
that it io. The exsct letter of the bond
(and 1 think yon will agree with me that
theGovernnent creditors of each aahave
are entitled lo no more) requires the
bond to be paid iu sucb money as other
ci editors are paid with by the United
States. The popular idea is that the
5-SO's are payable in gold ; but that ari
tcs from the fact that Mr. Ohasr, while
Secretary of the Tteaaury, upon the fits!
jiuuein 1&63, had a letter add 'eased to
him by tome banker a lo whether these
bonds woald be paid in gold, and be re
plied, what was true at that time, that all
the obligation of the United State had
e i oaid in gold, and it was proper to
pruume that they would be so paid in
future. And upon the strength of that
letter the bonds were deemed gold psy
able as well at gold-bearing, although it
was in exact opposition to the words of
the contract."
they openly adopt f r their platform the
proecriptive principles recently enuncU
sted at Raleigh or not their doom is
sealed, and tbo dky of their extermina
tion bat a question of time. Whenever
tbo faaaa is made, the beet eft i sens, and
in fact the whites to a man will enroll
themselves with the white man's party.
We do not wish to see things come to
snob extremes, for we know that the net
gro race will then go down in darkness and
hideous rain. There will be another St.
Domingo slaughter in which the whites
will triumph. Lot all sens. bin negroes
take heed and ue their influence to avert
it. Salisbury Banner.
a as
urn, ami a gallon and a nail ot aoap.
Mix immediately and let the mixture
atand till the whole hi intimately
blended, and then dissolve in twenty
gailona of water. It ia perfectly safe
on trees, and it will extirpate all kinds
of insects that infeate them where it
cornea in coAtact with them.
nssk frosa lbs day of hi iBss(arsuaa.,
The Amntty Proclamation.
Waibiagtoa, Sep. ff. II. Tha followieg pro
eUraaiiee aa beta itietd :
By the President of the Uni
ted State of America.
"A PROCIaAMATION.
Wbersss, la lb month of Jaty, AaeoDon-
an iaaaiawMvUeaaaaaf Coaspaaa, woVes
tiaordtoary aaanimity, tot stair declared that
lb ear Uisa tibuing was not eased, oe ibe
part of lb gorerainmi m soy tpirit of nprxe.
on, aev for aay perpot of eonoemt or .sl-jug
tioe, nor parposs of ovsrurowicg or inttrfrriog
lib tlis rtgbla or niaMubed lotiilulisn of any
atal, but lo aelaocl ami roaiutaio lb .uinrma
cy of lb Coo.litulioa, and to preserve lite Ua
ion with all lLa dlgsily, rqutfiiy and rights ot
tbveral blalv uoiiniaird; and thai a soon
a ibess ot jecls thoold be souomplisbed, lbs
war ougbl lo ccsm; and
Wbereaa, The rrecideet of tb lB:ted State,
oa tb 8lh, day of Deormbsr, Anno DoiDt,
1883, and on 'i be tUi day of starch, Anne
Docuici 1884, did, wilb Uie obj-ci of .uppretiag
lbs ashling rsbtllioa, of iudacing ll peron
is prrsraosof Ahaigbly nd, tbal I Witt I
fortb faithfully aepaort, protest aad defo
ConMileltoe of tae Uaitod rkatss d lbs Ueion
of lbs etataa taereaadsr, sad ibst 1 will ia kike
oiaossr abids by and faithfully support all law
tod proolaraalioea wbicb bv base sssde de
ring lbs tote mbsUtoo wttk rWstwaee te lbs
rmanripatioe of stoves; so belp at (ass).
A New Hampshire farmer aays
that be knows by bia own experience
that the manure from fifty hens, if
carefully eared, properly composted,! 10 n u hr loyalty, aed of restoring tbe
and judicioiialy applied, is more val
uable than fifty dollars' worth ol anv
of the manures that can be bought
in the market.
possible the legaMender notes, and sub
stttnttng for enrreney Ibe National Bank
notes. Why should not the precine op
poeite be done T Tti Oovertiment U res
sponatnle Tor all these notes national
Bank nolis. Why should not the Gov
eminent take the profits on their issue,
aad thug nave from thirty to fifty million
yearly I It is ssid that there, notea can
not be withdrawn without a shock to the
business of tbe country Now, assum
ing that the legeHeu'ler notea and the
bunk note are sufficient for tbe curren
cy of the coun ry -putting the legal
tender at three hundred millions and the
bank notea at fettr hundred millions ss
;JM approximation why does not the
becretary recommend legislation wbicb
would enable him' to hold on upoh all
ifattonat Bank irwtcO TwrM-vVrtaaea iuui,,,,. ammoshjee, aaJ resultmJha
ss internal revenue aaebwantb, instead
thereof of legal tender notes, ui.nl the
whole were withdrawn, without may
check to the business of the country.
arl
sre six hundred million more
of our bonds in Europe, bought
at rates from forty to seventy cents on
tha dollar. To say nothing of the effect
of a return to specie payment on on r
orn bonds, the fiist effect of such return
would he to pat some two hundred mik
lions of doWare into tlte pockets of tlie
bankers of Unrope, which must be paid
from the taxatioo of the products ot la-,
bor la this country, which it the only
source of revenue in fact. There might
probably be some call upon as ia equity
to do this if these bonds had been taken
by the European backers to aid os with
money fur our great struggle ; but it i
notorious that they took not ona dollar of
bonds nntil our iuccoss tn the war
assured. Dtriog the war wo had to
The Mongrel Convention tit rttulU
A word of Warning to the Segroee.
The great length of the proceedings of
the mongrel (Jonvention, which ere gave
in oar last issue, prevented any comment
from oa as to the purposes and results of
that atopid and reckless assembly.
The porposes of some of tbs baser,
radical mongrels of this State have been
pretty well understood from the begin
ning, but we were hardly prepared to see
tbe ruinous policy of the mad few es
dorted by the Convention without 10
much as a respectable resilience by those
who are represented aa more liberal and
hooest. Yet, wo confess we had no eon
fidence in white men who pat themselves
on a level with negroes, or negroes who
associated with mean white men, while
We ho;ed that enough hpnet members
might be found in the body to prevent
the consummation of the wieked par
poses of the outlaws and scoundrels, who
are, by virtue of those characteristics,
the best radical.
Tlie rejection of the resolutions against
confiscation and favoring the removal of
all disabilities to the privilege of the fran
chine, was sn open declaration of war,
alike against the best citizens, and the
best interest of the State, which will
have the effect, aa it was no doubt intend
ed, to alienate, the two races,
organisation of a white man's and black
man's party. This . much has been se
cured already, abuost beyond the poi-
aibilitf or nower of prevention. Such a
W ' 9 &
a a
policy can not be too severely condemn
ed. It is, if persisted in, the certain ru.
tn and extermination of either the white
or negro race. Which it wrH be, after
years of bitterness, persecution, and
bloodshed that mast finally aueeomb, is.
not at all doubtful. The negroea are la
a minority of 1 to 3 in the South ; and.
in the Uuited S'atei of 1 to 8. Their
only trne friends are the whites of tfie
Sooth with whom they have so long
lived happily, although-in slavery. Should
they now take advantage of their new
bora freedom and political privileges,
through any organ ir at ion whatsoever, to
incur the ill will or distrust of their only
brarr-l Caaby teaeial Sickles.
General Sick lea was removed by the
President aa Commander of this Military
District for interfering with the proees
of the Circuit Court of the United States.
We publisheJ at length the able argu
ment of tha Acting Attorney General in
defence of the action of the Goverc-
ment.
Elsewhere we publish to-day tbe or
der of General Canby, assuming com
mand of this District The last paras
graph of the first section reads :
"All existing orders and regulations
are adopted and confirmed, and will be
observed and enforced unless hereafter
modified or revoked by proper authori
ty." When it is recollected that Col. Frank,
onr Post Commander, in obstructing tbe
process of tbs United State Circuit
scted ander the direct and special in
structionsof General Sickles, it becomes
a matter of inquiry in view of the tact
that the order is still in force, if he would
not be compelled, nndsr this order from
General Canby, to prevent Deputy Mar
shal I tff from exeeoting the process,
snd Uins open afresh the former diflicul-
ty.
If such bo the case the removal of
Gen'l Sickles amounts to nothing m -re
than the substitution of one ofbeer for
another, and we hope tbe President will
not use his power, the little left him by
a usurping Congresses, to make war upon
ndivldosla. Hie position be occupies
before the country and the world will
not warrant him in such conduct, and
we will not believe he will be guilty of
it. General bicklea was removed to
Mexico. The Mexican corres
pondent of a New Orleans paper
says that Olferbourff recently pre
sented the demand of Secretary Se
ward for the surrender of Santa An
na, and gave President Jaurez two
hours to answer. The truth of the
story ia not vouched for. He also
says that two hundred liberal officers
have been thrown into prison recent
ly t'.r plotting the overthrow of Jua
rez. The army is reported unfavor
able to the President, and intelligent
men predict a revolution in ninrty
days.
Pleasant recollections promote
cheerfulness, and painful ones pro
duce gloom. Thus the happiness
that Hows from the right regulation did.oo tbe 3d day of April, Adoo Domini taso
of the feelings tends to perpetuate i proclamation declariog that the iour
authority of Uts foiled States, iue procla
mation oijoriog ainoetty and ardofi to all per
son wbo bad dirrully or indirectly participated
is ibe tbea xwling rbelliou. except .uch sa ia
ibets proclamation wr pcifid aid rstened;
and.
Whereas, The Pretideetof the United State,
did, oa tbs XStb day of M cy, Anno Domini 180$
iu a farther proclamation, wilb the aro ob -jet
before mentioned, and to tbe end that the
suthority of tbe Government of the Uaitod
Stales might b restored, aad that peacs, order
sod freedom might b established; and th.Pre
lident did, by the ssid last mentioned procla
mation, proclaim to all person wbo had direct
ly or indirectly participated ia tbe then existing
rebellion, except a therein excepted, amnesty,
and pardon, with restoration of all right of pro
party except a to lav, sod except in certain
esses where Isgal proceeding had been institu
ted, but upon condition tbatsocb persons should
lake and subscribe an oalh therein prescribed,
which should be registered for permanent pre
servatioii; aad.
Wbereaa, In and bv tbe said lait mentioned,
proclamation of the Sffib day of May, Anno
Domini 1865, fourteen extensive claetes, there
in specially described, were altogether except
ed aod excluded from the benefits thereof ;
and,
Whereas, Tbe President of tbs United States,
maintain the vitality of the Constitution,
and1 we doubt not his successor will
share the same fatu if he gives the same
cause. Wilmington Journal.
A Radical Candidate for Cnngrets
Favor jPaying the Debt sa Green
bemkt. 1
Krom Ibe t'iuetanati Knuuher.
TUB aaoOBO imnukkssmn m. nts run r
The nreeeeet is very oroiiiisiior for a
free tight in the second congressional
district between Richaid Smith and
General dry. The General, wo Are
told, ito make a contest, and, in our
opinion, can beat Smith handsomely
The General takes strong ground in fe-
for of paying the Government debt in
greenback. Ue i also in favor of the
eight-hour system, wiucii our mechanics
and laboring men strongly Tavor. the
Democracy, we hope, will make nonom
nation, but leave tbe contest entirely be
tweea these late Republican contestant.
As the district has been largely against
us in tbs past, we cap see nothing which
should indue our friends to bring out s
candidate in the present aapect of affairs.
All.the prominent Democrats spoken of
n mo Olttrici uavw uccmwu iu luaau me
race,' ,
itself.
Ta Rraovalf Old Apple Trrrs.
Take fresh made lime from the kiln,
slack it well with water and well dress
the tree with a brush, and the insects
and moss will be completely destroyed
tbe outer rind will fall otf and a ne
smooth, clear, healthy one will be form
ed, and the tree will nssume a most
healthy appearance, and produce the
finest fruit.
o
lira. Nancy Rutherford, living at
Mount Airy, in Wythe county, V a, gave
birth, a few days since to three health v,
living children, weighing in the aggre
gate 21 pounds. Two are girts and one
a boy.
o
An editor, getting tired of paying
printers, resolved to put his own shoul
der to the wheel. Here is a specimen of
his effort at setting type; we tipns Me
sh vll drtmost of O wn sotp'Ng t xPe
hearaitcr G Fr Hi rers mai iaLK tBotit
iTs bAEing diiicult in sEt tipe' hnj II V
dOn,t eiparienaU mcch dijicultir
o
bnvortant.k a convocation of a
reclioa was at an sod, and was thenceforth to
be so regarded; aad,
Wbereaa, There now exists no organized
armed resistance of misguided cilixens or other
lo the suthority of the United States in :be
Slates of Georgia, South Carolina, Virginia,
North Carolina, Teaaestee, Alabama, Louisiana,
A rLxm. Nlia.i.sifWti Krtrwla mnA T.tu an, I
rMhe law can be sustained and enforced therein
by tbe proper civil authority, Mate or federal,
and the eopls of said Slate are well and loy
ally disposed, and have conformed, or, if per
mitted to do so, will conform, in their legislation,
to tbe condition of affairs growing out of tbe
amendment of the Oonstiiution of the United
State prohibiting slavery wilhio the limit and
jurisdiction of the U. S; and,
Wherea, I here no longer exists any reason
able ground to apprehend within the States,
which were involved ia the late rebellion, any re
nawal thereo', or any unlawful resistance by tbe
people of said States to the Constitution of the
United States; and,
Whereas, large standing armies, military, oo
cupation, ncartial law, military tribunals sbd tbe
suspension of Ihe privilege of the writ of habeas
corpus, and the right of trial by jury are ia time
of peace dangerous to public liberty, incompati
ble with tbe individual rights of the eitisen, con
trary to tbe genriu and spirit of" our free insti
tutions, aod exhaustive of the national resources.
and ought not therefore tot sanctioned or al
number of the Judges recently held' in
Raleigh, it was decided by them that
where defendants id action of excnn
tracts returnable to Spring Term, 1867,
failed to comply with the provision of
the Convention Stay Lay by paying one
tenth of the debt, and costs of suit, tbe
pi o visions of the stay law would no lon
ger apply as defendants had neglected or
refused to avail themselves" of its pro.
visions, and such suits in court will now
stand aa they would have done prior to
the war, and juJgineiifa will be render
ed at Kail K-rm, 1387, fur the entire
Jebi, subject to the provision of General
Order No. 10. which stays execution un
til the 11th of April, 18G8. The Judges
concurring in this decision and who will
be governed by it on the f all Circuit are
Warren, .bowle, names, Dux ton and
Snii.p, Chiet J est ice Pearson approved
of tlie decision. XortU -sVr V. ,
The following person, and so others, are ess
Iadd from lb bencfltt ol ibis proclamation,
and of tbs said proclamation of the XOlb day of
May, 1804, naatety:
1. Tb chief or prlendd chief Rseewdvs,
tb Psasideat aad Vie Prsaidset, aad all Used
of Dt part meats of tbe preUndsd Confederal or
rebel Oussfaaitat, aad an tree wetwag is
I hen of hi Iwrs-ga States and ooeetrics, aad all
who held or pstsadsd to bold, ia tbs sarvtes of
aid prslsoded Coofsdsrats Govt! meat, a ail,
lary rank above tbs grade of Brigadier Usaeral,
or aaval raak or title above it at ot Captain, aed
all wbo were, or pretended to be Governors of
Stale, while maintaining, abetting or submitting
to and aoqaietcing ia the rsbtllioa.
S. All persons who, ia any way treated, oth
erwise than aa lawful, priaoesrt of war or per
son wbo in aay capacity were employed or en-
gaged in the military service ol the Lulled
.Malta. -
3 All pertoas wbo at lb time they may seek
to obtain the benefits of this proclamation, arj
act ual'y in civil, military or naval confinement or
custody, or legally held to bail ciiber before or
after oom iction; aad all partoa who were en
gaged, directly or iadiieetly in tbs aasatsioation
ol tbe late Presidset of the United Stales, or ia
any plot or conspiracy ia any manner therewith
Connected.
lo testimony whereof, I bav signed these
present with my baed, aad have rested th
teal of lb United Stales to be thereaato
sffixsd.
Doe at tb City of Washington tbe
XAU 17lh day of September, otte thou
- aand eight huudred and sixty-
ssesa.
ANDREW J0UNSON,
Preaident.
By lb President
William If. Seward,
Secretory of State.
From Washington.
Washington, Sep. 7, P.M. Tb President
has instructed tbs bead of the several Executive
(department to furnish each person holding aa
appoiotmaat hi their respective departments
wilb an official copy of bit proclamation of th a
Sdiait., wilb direction lo observe strictly its
requirements for sn earnest support of the Con.
tlilution aod a faithful execution of th law
wbicb bav been made in purtnsnce thereof.
Tb President it said to be highly slated with
tbs Democratic Victory in California, and pre
dict similar results at the election la the At
lantic States.
The latest retains from there show s Demo
cratic majority in tb Legislature, aad thus cut
ting off all probability of a Hepublicao Senator
to succeed' Con neaa.
New Orleans, Sept S, P. If. Gea. Sheridan
iissed an order to day turning over the corns
in and of the Fifth Military District to Maj. Gee.
Cbarb Griffio.
He left this eyeeiag, at 7 o'clock.
There were 44 death from Yellow Fever
during tb 84 hour euding al 0 o'clock, thia
evening.
Conservation in Alabama.
Montgomery, Al., Sep. 5, P. M. The Con -servative
Convention of Alabama adjourned to
day, after adopting tb resolution which wer
recently adopted by the Convention iu Penn
sylvania, whieh are as follows :
First The Constitution of ihe United State
being that form of civil government established
by tbs founder of tb Union, with such change
as bav been subsequently mads therein, ia th
manner prescribed by itself, is the only rightful
goverameai binding upon every inhabitant of all -rank,
sexes, age aad conditions ; aad it is tbe
duly of each and every one, without exception or
modification under any circumstance, to adhere
to, protect and defend tbe same.
(Id-re follow 4
lowed, except in eases of actual oecessitv fot re-J for W"B' of space.
peliing iuvasion or suppressiong insurrecKodr ( Wi That tlis oar earnest aim aod pur-
hkm io cur.iiaie reiaiious oi irieuotuip, usrmunr
rebellion ; and
Where'., A retaliatory or vindictive policy.
attended by unnecessary disqualifications, pain,
penalties, confiscation and disfranchisements,
now, as alwsy, could only tend to hinder recon
ciliation among tbe people, and national restora
tion, while it must seriously embarrass, obstruct
fnd repress popular energies and national indus
try and enterprise aod
W he teas, ror these re.isona, it is now deemed
essential lo the public welfare, and to the more
perfect NStoWaaSafc eoiiiatioal law and or
der, that lbs aid last steationed piocl mat ion.
as aforesaid issued on th t9th day of May, A.
D. ' 1 863. hou.d be mcdified, aWttaf tfie faft
aed beaeesi pardoa osad sd thereby should
b opened and further extended 10 a large num
ber ot lbs person wbo, by tbe afore iep- jp, ,j desptt
and peace betweea tb two race, to da I justly
wilb tb blacks aad to instruct tbm iaa proper
understanding of all their duties te themselves,
lo ociiy aad to tb eoaat-y: aad w denounce.
as treacheorous aad baa, all attempts by bad
diss to engender or encourage auugoni.ru be
has
A blind colored, hoy at Clinton, La., I
a taught liimsoif to read by feelifig j
burial ground.
. A man haa been arrested in Belle
fonte, Pa., and bound over to answer a
charge for stealing tombestones from the
cemetery. r- ' . '
Idleness is tbe stupidity of tbe body.
and ttuoidity the idioms, of the mind
tion, have been hitherto exclude J iroiu Kxecu-
live elemeoef :
Now, therefore; be it known, ibst I, AN
DKKW JUUNSON, Ptosidtjal of Ihe Usued
State, c!o bereby proclaim and declare, thai tbe
fall pardoa, described in the said proclamation
oftb29lb day of May, A. D. 1865. shall
heoecAtMh be suad aad exiend- d to all per
lion. B H. Hill WrUee to Gen. Grant
in Reply to Pope.
August. Sep, ft, P. M.-Hos. B. BL Bill i
vsv r i ttia. a tAaainasvam aaa Aaawaa ksaSa, asskssa. itMswsSMsA Smssa aaaaaua
wriinifj eft wBWIw?&B?MHr!ffier WafS. JaVTesV-ael vwytj
Ift. ffepA.' aMw5'.' H. -WffejfcSsWflafclBaMfi
a I. He man io lb South approves of tbe milita
ry bill, aa constitutional, nabl, just, or desirable.
Th eaeaodid aseaaS. lb candid reject.
the inscription upon .rib-stoiies in a ZTSSITM
. " I ik. Li. tmSm linn with rMLmhuu ol all tirivt-
leges, tin muoitis sad rights of property, except
aa to property with regard to slsve. and except
in eaaea of legal proceed isgt under ibe Isw of
the Untied State- bat upon tbi eoodttiow,
oeverlbe'eu, that evvry such person who shall
Th first article will appear in th ChroeioM
to morrow aad will b followed by others.
, . :
The California Election,
Se . P. M.-Aatheane re
ports from CabalOrnia are awaited with great
iiitereat. .
KawiT oea.'beber that tare Dtroocralio
Coagreraea aad a Democratic Lsgistolar are
elected,
San Frsacbjco has goo Democratic, oat aad
The Califvrmim Fdtdiem,
eek to avail bimtelf of tDk proclamation, .hall ; t rover aor, tae A xtei toVM
tok and subscribe th following ostb, sad shall crals. Nearly olid IX
Mnj. ika aame lo b raaiaterBd for permanent defecation m sleotsd from
the same to b rwrbtored lor permanent
preservation ia Ike .am manner aad with lb
ti -r rT I hi 1 1 I ft irtfl
piva-' " v aww
S.n Francisco. Sep. 6. M.-Haight i
Governor, ssd Axtel to CoagrsM both Demo-
kaS a ' Wa a St.-
So rrsaewco aod
prevents lb re-eh'cti'oa J
delegation
Sacramento
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