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McCLELLANs REPORT OF HIS LossEs-Gen.
McClellans official statement Of the Federal loss in
the battle below Richmond is follows: Killed,
eight hundred and ninety wounded, three thou.
sand six hundred and twenty-Seven; missing, one
thousand two hundred and twenty-five, making u
grand total of killed. wounded and missing of five
Thousand seven hundred and thirty -nine
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TRIBUTE OF EEsPECT.-The Portsmouth Light
Artillery held meeting at their camp, near Rich
mond on the Nth, and passed suitable resolutions
of respect to the memory of their Gomrads, George
w. jones' who died in Petersburg on the -4th Of
Iuue - $3.50.
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OFFICE OF THE PIEDMONT r. 4. CO, I
RICHMOND, june H. 1862

FTNO REFUGEES AND OTHERS HAVING NE
GROES TO HIRE.-The railroad from Dan
vile Greensboro is about to- begin construction
a large scale and requires numerous force Of
laborers, as well as overseers OF experience who
can CONG well recommended
The price of $40 per month will be paid for the
best hands, and in proportion for inferior ones
They must he supplied with clothing by tL.eir own
ers and when delivered to the Company Luist be
provided with one week rations of food, for which
ratons due allowance will be made in the first
monthly settlement.
Payments will be made monthly in cash.
Overseers accompanying parties Of hands will be
given the preicrenee over others, ii otherwise salts
factory.
The hands may be delivered to the agents at any
OF the depots on the Danviile T. T., or at Green's
bore, N. c., after the 25th inst
EDMUND T. ID. MYERS,
Captain and Chief Engineer.
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OFFICE OF THE PIEDMONT r. r. CO.,
~ JUNE nth 1862 {

JUNE 18th, 1862 5
MULES AND CARTS WANTED.-Five hun
Nlvl bred MULES, and proportiunate number of
CARTS, are tied immediately, fur the construc-
ton of the Piedmont Railroad from Danvile, Va,
to Greensboro, N. G. The highest market rates
will be paid for those which pass our inspection, il
delivered at an early day. Apply at the Office Of
the Richmond and Danville Railroad Company,
either 1T Richmond or at the town OF Danyille.
- EDMUND T. ID. MYERS,
lie 1S-ts Capt. Eng'rs and Chief Engineer.
fY' Richmond Examiner, Raleigh Standard, Dan
vile Register Wilmington, N. C., and Greensboro,
N. G., papers copy until stopped and forward &C
commits 10 naox;lIp 81
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n UFFALO SPRINGS.

The undersigned having leased this celebrated
watering plsce in Meckienburg county, for the bal
ence Of tbs year. Is prepared to- entertain guests
in tho best manner. From four hundred to fUuF
hundred and Af3y persons can be comfortably &C.
commodated Thclocati0n II remote from the the
atre Of wa, and yet accessible TO travel
+ Hacks viii connect with the morning and evening
train on the Richmond and Danvili- Railroad at
Wolf Trap, 10 miles distant, ON Tuesdays, Thurs.
days, and Saturdays and with the Roanoke Val
ley Railroad at CiArksvle, miles Distant daily
The mineral properties Of the water are univer.
sally regarded by thee acquainted with ii - equal
10 any water In Virginia.
TKRNs-Boax6 per day. ~. per weak, 80; pei
month, cas- JAMES WILLIAMSON,
10 lS-2at Proprietor.
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RUNAWAYS.

DAN AWAY-From the American Hotel. on
II, Monday, the 10th of June, mulattO boy,
named WILLIAM Of middle size, about sixteen
years old. He may be at some Of the adjacent
camps within the Federal lines, having left the
Hanover county. The boy WAS brought up In Pc
tersburg, and has been hired At the American for
two years. suitable reward will be given for the
apprehension and delivery of the said boy at the
American Hotel, by the owner. je 16-3ts
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ADJUSTMENTS.


4 GRAND BALL will be given,
~ OH THURSDAY EVENING,
June 18th, 1867, at SAUNDERS'S HALL, on Fou-
shee street between Broad and Grace SITS
Notwithstanding gentleman and two ladies'
81 MANAGERS
J. T. Bivins, +. Z. Cunningham,
Z. T. Donovan
To- Good music will be in attendance.
IT, lS-tt
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Nm THE lsr DAY OF JUNE, mulatto boy,
named BOB left the Sd Alabama Regiment,
a Snort time before the battle of the Seven Pines,
carrying with him carpet bag full of clothes.-
The boy was hired in Richmond, while passing
through, and has not yet returned. ! have forgot
Ten the name of his master. Any information of
him or the carpet bag will he suitably rewarded
Address w. r. VANDERCER, Alabama Depot, on
Main street, above 9Th, je IS-Gtt
DUNAWAY-From my house, on Wednesday,
II, June Ii, my negro boy NED He is l3 years
OF age, feet or 10 inches high. aud of a dark
brown complexion liberal reward will be given
upon delivery. Mrs. ROBERT MOTT,
ie ls-ltf Cary and Sd streets.
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DlCHMOND. VARIETIES
IN, This WEDNESDAY, Evening June 18th
Will be performed Shakspeare's Play of
ROMEO AND JULIET.
Renee Walter Kecble Juliet. Miss lido Vernon
Dance. Miss Mary Darlington.
To conclude with the Farce of the
LITTLE STOCK BROKER.
DICHMOND LYCEUM--.
IL U4ate Monticello Hall. Broad strcet)
WEDNESDAY EVENING, June 18th,
Will be performed the
POOR GIRLS DIARY.
Singing, &c.
To conclude with RADDY'S TROUBLES.
~ See Programme
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Gen John c. Bseckinridge passed through Jack
son. Miss, on the 18th inst, on his way to Nicks-
burg
The crop prospects in Florida, according to late
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"ANEED-Ow4sn asr sstrsx ~;
Wv one = nesvy g. Z: s.osse, VIII - -
Wits BLISS face mart 81 two y Dr..
Dcsn niso - 49, .s; ~ II T.. ~. ~ =. ~
e:ss:s.s s. ::s:s::. "a e: a.: e: -: :.
called IS 81 tkat tlsss Is pay sxpenss1
IL frs g~sI8 sIOBlHE 4EID,
II k1k-3la IL se(akte6 q q ,zear Cisy.
10 take {hafgs Of child three yesss old for which
. fair price win be paid.
Apply at.wy residence. corner Of 4th and Gary
ytrests, Or n. the Office Of Dunlop Moncure T. Co.
i, $3.50 - :. 80 50.
I.N A TE D. f-@s. 1855
q. 4 SITUATION
| ~ SUPEiSsNIENDkNTaO K bAW NiId4--one
with 0rtat mtl pseeued.s Am we'll acquainted
with the Lumber bpsines Can give the best ref.
Adirass - ~ - Il a TUcyKER
/ i. IL : tf = . Richn,c,.i f1isps.t ch of,icr
/ "TAN1ED---To rent, ~ refngce, :. :. -
NV FUNNlHhcD HOUSE,
in acsntraf part OF the cry OF would take care OF
house for family tnas = isaving ING Guy Asss Of
references given. For raftcMafs sndtess -: Ut
/ tne omee. - -. Je Ic-lt--
EW 1T. Two Or m three young LADIES.
/ 70 work ~ she pe"'ngAacnne hooms heivins
| bl2ck' ON istn sseTs; ssafs 30
1RGy n9:a = =. :. :. =: -le ~
NV 4s1lD-S, LEWIS a 3 NAN street.
~. Two WATCH REPAfRER2
The highest wages given. Apply Immediately.
| g je 19-6t% ~ ts 49,
| NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. =.
7" Two competent wASHWOMEN.
ny tho month, for which libeT, wsaps viii Ss Maid
| Apply To IF. M PARRISH'p '''s-
| Steward nj Med;caI 1.oil.oa Hoen;t.,
Je la--ts -. 49,. ..
| uIANTED-Ap purchaser for 4 ROOD ,,c1- -
| +" SBLKEY and HARNESS. :
A mood har6ain ran to md r. .ar,,, az i:.,. J..
made at sJ9THERilNS STARfE A nsr a,, -
| Exchange Hotel $3.50 70 wy ~
| -, = -. - :.
from military assy + a.: i:
| leQe Z choosing the company he wishes ~ ;o;r -
Apply at No g. Main street. from To n ociork Id
| IL ie; 1T -. ....'t. I7I,+ - - -
o-,.;. ~, ;=.,,,.,..-. -: :; - -
vA"'i : . nrn nv IS NAiLKoAD co.
wv wishes to hire for the balance Of the pres.
ent yea r. 50 able bodied Negroes TO cut wood and
ter or il, person to the mndersapcS At vncSfu ,
ts.<s - THOS. DODAMEAD
XXyANTED-TwO 81. t..s-=: ~ a85-.
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ssSafsss-- ID ia
os7-z ..-;s 81 FTsaoo7a11s..
ss;s "a = 8 ~ Il . 3 a y ssg r.
l. k =, : . r. 9 O.. vs. 8 s'... ss..
Americas Hotel Tbs pistol = loaded wItk uins
ma e ~ e 1'ass Assss "a 9oas ~ ~ 9sr,,
az DdLEAk9 REW1K5 {a1sysd ifoS d..
Lsy % ths wi!liamsb.rg rcd two milss ton
Said hof.s Y sqnstllsg enisr msdirqg ~ 4 ;
small white spot IN his forehead ffe h 5 YlAef.
ling, racks ansSef the Aado ad when 1ast eees mn
ON leather halter. Any ens dallvssing him 10 N
proprietor, or Mr.. Belts. IT. the SpottsWc0d Hoiel
Rchmond, wiz receive the above reward Of twenty.
nc d0llaIs - le.-zTts
T 0ST-My boy TON. % the retreat of the army
IL from Yorktown He b copper color, ms !
PROMINENT nose, iutellgens szpreEs4on, u about 5
teet high and ID yssrs old. II not captured by The
enemy, he h supposed to be either in soms Of the
jais IN this city or among the pressgAngs u the
be- gratefully received and literally rewarded by
= - 8 sf7 = Cart. w. 3. COTHRAN,
je Ie--6t- - TN Reg s. c. yob.
@ LEN OR STRAYED-From johnSton;s
u shop on 9Th street, between Main spd Cary
streets q small bay MARE, wlatp spot in In sn~,,
one hind foot white, with wife spots On the back,
occasioned ~ the saddle She had on saIile NTH
black sheep skin cover, and bag Of corn tied 10
the saddle, with my mime on IT, A rewartl of Is
will b. paid for her recovery .,t. a..s.Gs %
JOHN b. cox,
ID Regiment Eirginfa Cavalry,
20 On Williamsburg Road, near Tollgat..
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ADJUTANT GENERALS OFTiCA

Juno L. 1867. !
HTNHE several persons who have been authorized
to recruit men for the Line of State Troops
under the provisions Of the Act of ASSEMBLY of
May i5 1862 are required to discontinue recruiting
in the city of Richmond Immediately. Recruits not
vet inspected are 10 be presented q this once fof
inspection by before tho 18th inss. alsss which
NO subsistence or transportation viii b sl1osSsA
by order of the Governor.
WM. H. RICHARDSON,
te l7-M Adiutnnt GouAPnI
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INFORMATION WANTED-Of FRITZ MIRB,
l of Company. "B," St. Pauls Battalion. Louisia-
ma Foot Rifles, who was wo,fnded in the battle of
"Seven Pines" Saturday, 3st ut..- Any one leav-
ing information of him at this Office will greatly
oblige WM. GUSS, LIST Lieut..
ie l2-M* Cofnd'r COmnauv
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CHAS H. DOUGHERTY was seriously wound
Y ed in the battle of Sunday, LIST Of June. He
is not in any of the public hospitals, but may be
in some private house. Amy Information Of his
whereabouts will be most thankfully received at
this Office. The wounded soldier belonged to the
Light Infantry, Sd Alabama Regiment
ia l7-Cts .
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NV ANTED-lmmed = = :.
wv Two competent WASHWOME,N,
by tho month, for which lberal wages will he paid
Apply to +. NJ PARRISH,
Steward of Medical College Hospital. !.
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IMPORTATION WANTED-Of S. J. WEBB,
/ A. c. BEATTY,G. w. DOBBINS, J. L. BROWN,
F. p. BROWN, and THOMAS YEARGAN, all of
Company ID, Orr's Regiment Rites. s. C. w.. who
sent to Richmond sick about the LIST inst, and
placed in private houses or some of the hospitals.
Any information concerning them will be most
thankfully received. Address 80. e-..-
CAPT. +. f. HARRISON,
ie l7-N.- Orr's Regt. Rifles, S. c. v.
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MIR. WILSON LYNCH il hereby informed that
Vl l have not been able to learn anything of his
brother. NJ. COLBERT. =
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ORFlCE,

Juno 16 le62 !
AEAJOR WILKINS, commanding the second
lyx class militia Of the city Of Richmond, viii de-
tuii an officer and guard from his command with
orders to Whit all stores and other pisces Of mer
,cantile business, which have not been or are not
closed according to order vt . O'Clock p. NJ, and
unless the proprietors shall conform promptly to
that ORDER 10 place them under arrest and report.
sBAn Apothecary stores arc excepted
BY command.
"a IN, vsN ~ pvues 4 ur>rnN n
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A NY INFORMATION of the whereabouts of
n private JOHN T. DUNN, Company IF" 41st
Virginia Regiment, will be thankfully received by
his brother, ut the corner OF 10Th and Main SITS
ia II
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HEADQRs Sd REo Va lNSAKfKT
Camp near Richmond. 10th June. le09
a LII OFFICERS who ere xbsant ffom tAia
IA coIamand. for whatsvas exaee, ers hereby o.
dered report u ones 10 their companies for duiy.
or else send every week q certificate Of un6tusst
from some Army Surgeon Of 6ood stasdisSs othef-
wise, they will be pabIisheA q desesten and their
names stricken from the rolls
JOS. MAYO. JR, Col Cong
EY- Petersburg Erpsess copy the above
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ADJUTANT GENERALS OYFICEl
VIRGINIA, June 18th. le62
1MPRESSMENTS Officers and .pers0ns aufhor.
lied to recruit for the State Line are positively
prohibited from impressments OF horses, mules "a
other property Of private citizens OF interfering
with il in any way whatever. -L,-
by command:
IL 12-n WIN RICHARDGON A n
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q STRAYED-$1O RD-strayed from nv
- place. in Buckingham county, opposite Lock
No IS, james River Canal, and adjoining DR. Gilt.
ford Cabes on the 7thin inst, one black horse MULE,
about years old small size, works well, very
quick and active. If delivered to my overseer Mr.
Payne, will pay $40 reward
il l7-6tt TRUMAN A. PARKER
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ELLlOTT'S CITY BATTALION
IL ENLlSTi ENLIST AT ONCE!
To BE STATIONED AT RICHMOND. --
3 The Company rapidly filing up. e3l per month
pay and rations. Clothing aud quarters furnished
Come without delay and put down your Names
Recruiting Office 80 Main street. $3.50
je l8-4t" JOHN H. GREANER, Captain.
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Il A BLANKET and OIL-CLOTH
were dropped by soldier Sunday evening during
the rain. The owner can get them by applying at
my house, corner of Grace and LIST streets .
lie 1S-lt COLEMAN WORTHAM
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= A SSISTANT SURGEON A. T. BELL. who was
n formerly at the Naval Hospital, Norfolk, and
is supposed to he attached to Stuarts Cavalry,
on the Chickahominy is earnestly requested to call
ut at the Louisiana Hospital for important in
telligence. Delay may be- fatal.
10
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INFORMATION w AN T + Dor the where
abouts of THOS ENGLISH, who is a member
Of the Purcell Battery; when last heard of, was at
the battle of Shiloh. II is supposed that he went
with Col. Batess Tennessee Regiment he being
well acquainted with the members. Any informa-
ton Of him will be thankfully received Address
MRS. MARGARET ENGLISH,
10 17-2tx Richmond Vo
, 1862-09-24

The county fair held Mt Rockford last week
did not present 60 large display in the seye-
raj departments as usual; get the exhibition
Was credita' ,le. Theattendance on Thursday,
Friday ar d Saturday was more than the OIL
GERS e.. .pected, and a handsome sum WAS re-
celEf d at the gates. Several regiments Of sol
d. RS pa1aded on the grounds.
No county in the State Gnu boast Of better
grounds. better exhibitions. finer stock, braver
men or fairer women than Winnebago. So
many OF the men have enlisted that the wo-
men are talking In earnest Of taking hold Of
general business matters Themselves. Doubt
1ess they will see that nothing suffers for want
| of hands.
| 1ae Republican convention OF Wianebago
| county met ut Rockford on Friday afteroooz
Last, at the court house. Taey nominated
unanimously Judge Church as candidate fo
representative from that county. The nomi
nations for sheriff md coroner we're indei
nitely postponed to await the cooperation O
the country towns
Judge c. is an old and tried public servant
acceptable to all parties. Winuebago vii
have IN honest representative in him.
, 1862-09-24

tiors Of the provost guard, and tho closing Of
stores 1t 4 p. n, brings the WIN homa to eur

tiors Of the provost guard, and tho closing Of
stores 1t p. n, brings the WIN homa to sur
Ee]veB.
Rev. .pr. Eliot Ct q this eity PREACHED = war
Of the Aessiah last evening. The Discourse
waa exceedingly able, ard the manner in
which the espeaker-renownedf for his con-
sezvatistn-4aandled the silly girls and young
co1combs who rrate ebout eecesaion Was de-
cidecly refreshing. Dr.. Eliot announced Ills
belief that slavery b the caute Of the war, and
hiA APproTal Of the emancipation schemes Of
the preeiden' Fer Missour1.
Recruiting in the interior Of Missouri has
ed. The ssh regiment, Col. K;mnaii, ~ has A..
rived from st. Joseph to 60 into Fsk's Big
ade. This is the second full regiment for
that brigade, aud third is in progress aud
doing well. The quota Of Missouri for three
yeare' men Is DOW almost full.
Nothing hss been heard from the State
authorities concerning the DRAFT
, 1862-09-24

lB 4 number Of the citizens OF the first
Massachusetts congressional district have ad-
dressed a letter t. Hon. Thomas D. Eliot re-
questinE him to allow the use Of his name rs
q candidate for reelection. Mr.. Eliot, while
r.iteEating the expression Of his expectation
and hope TINT no duty would have prevented
him from retiring from public life at the close
Of his present term, corcedes the light Of the
people to claim and his obligation to render
further service. He Is therefore candidate
forv
, 1862-09-24
as Reported Our forces are In cxce11t1
spirits, good health, and waiting for fight.


CAPTURE OF COTTON sPECuLAToR5.
It ID frequently tho case that mnn's w.
ar1ce leAda him 70 endanGer his life for the
mere qualification OF his passion for gain.
Cotton epecnlatoTs In this vicinity, from their
tntane risk, have become proverbial for reck-
1eesnese. When onco the disease properly de.
nominated "cotton On the br4in," seixs
upon persrn poeses:feg Otherwise common
senec, thcrefs no knowfDg into what risks 1t
may lead him On Thursdsy last four gentle
rnen, whose nemes have been unable learn,
we're out In De Soto county, Miss, gome
twenty miles from Memphis, on the Look ont
for the "ktng," when they were suddenly
ponnced upon by party Of guerilla,. They
had upon their persons upwards OF so, 900 Ia
gold and United States treasury notes, all Of
which their fliendly and accomm odating cap
tors made known their willingness to clfrg for
them ,insist1ng that 1t was a heavierIoad ofthat
commodity than any four men could be allow
ed to transport In the confederacy. Taking
this gentle hint the epecutatora dsgorged
They were then stripped Of their Sunday. 60
to-mee'tng clothes and clad in castro1fb butter
rut babiliments BY thtir contiderate captors
aud storh d on their winding way back to the
city. But their troubles were not yet over.
Ths quarette we're arrested BY the federal
p{ckets Immediately upon ARRIVING at Gen.
She,mnn's lines beloz = the town aud brought
into camp, charged with being guetil1as.
Their apparel seem to subs.antlaie the idea
But afttr an examination and recognition By
some city acquafntances the gentlemen were
released. They are better Of their cotton
upon the brain, and are now euffer1ng from
an attack Of racutua poTt,nonia. Several Incl.
dents It this XII have occurred hereabsuts
within the last tour months and they should
teach cotton dealers caution.
, 1862-09-24

H Hon. John Wilkinson, distinguished
citizen Of New York State, died at his resi-
dence in Syracusc on the 18th. he vas one
ofthc earli.st settlers Of the city Of Syracuse,
one Of its most prominen aud esteemed citi-
zens, exercising most mer1toriously great Iu.
nuence throughout the community where he
had so long resided, and for the prosperity
and advancement Of which he had contribu-
ted 60 largely.
, 1862-09-24

The battle Of !" Middletown Heights" or
Of the most beautiful pits in Marsllnd, Tue
valley which stretches out between the bills
Of the Blue Ridge range forms an opening
into the Cumberland region towards Cham
berahnrg, and is described as being very ro-
mantle and picturesque. From the lower
chain Of bills opposite to that which the
the battle was witnessed BY civilians with the
utmost safety. It is said to have been q nag
ni1icent sight. For one and two miles along
the mountain ridges the flash Of the cnemy's
columns WAS visible, md when the SMOKE
lifted the maneuvering Of the men could be
charges Of the 0aio regiments ara described
US being very terrific aud grand. The fearful
loss In some Of them shows their determined
efforts to take the cnemY's batteries.-J}ush
Ter. n. Y. Commercial.
, 1862-09-24

Mr. Arnold,s Appointments.
Hon. Isaac n. Arnold will address the pco.
pie on the subject Of the ship caual, the war,
and the presidents proclamation, as follows
Thursday evening, 25th, Mt Lemont.
Friday evening, 2Cth, at Lyonsyille
Monday evening, Goth, at Blue Island.
, 1862-09-24
Chs :Grital3lE.:


SUPPORT TIE GOVERNMENr.
During all the time that we have lahorfd
for theoverthrow Of slavery In the reyo.ted
States, as at once the cause and SUPPORT of
the rebellion. We have been charged by
the opposite party with "opposlng the
government" The charge was untrue.
and known to be 50 by those who made
it, for our columns have borne daly
testimony for eighteen months to our zeal
in forwarding every measure, in field
or council, for the most vigorous prosecu-
ten Of the wal, for the largest armies, Tor
1he heaviest taxes in a word, for "thc
most stupendous preparations for crush
ing armed traitors, that Stephen A. Doug
Jas counselled with his latest breath. All
IBIS VIC have done with an eye single to the
glory Of tns Union, and the perpetuity
Of its. free institutions. ,"e have not hesl.
tatcd to urge what We ace;1ed ace;,2ed
&e proper policy to be pursued
in reg. reg. to slavery, but when We
have found that our 33;:.:aaas were not
adopted by those to whom the destiuies
Of the nation were lawfully entrusted, We
have not abated jot or title Of our un-
talte1ing support Of the government In an
It's efforts 10 crush the rebellion, and pre.
serve the priceless treasures committed to
its hands.
Now we ask Of those, who have hereto.
fnrc cdded us in no measured terms, that
they too saa1 support the gonernment. We
m1enc % give it the same unconditional
aud ana encouragement that it has al-
ways received ut our hands, aud We shall
nope to make it the more effective, as We
ocneEe that liberty is the life giving spirit
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oftbcir countrv n rjvo 1ho ra.,a. o'eis
their SUPPORT now that enanr;n. ut n..;aa - =
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