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AUCTION NOTICES.

A DNINISTRATOR'S SALE-TIIE UNDER
n sgncd will sell at public auction, n ~ LERS
brewery, b7th IT, between 10th and 4 ith avcs,
Thurslay, January 9th, 1862, at II o'clock A. ",
one brewers Wagon, horses ami harness belonging
" the establishment Of kAsPAR EULER Decreased.
MARIA EULER, Administrative. jas 2'ii3
The sun., 1862-01-09
wILLIAMsBUhdiI.

10. N Tus RvrR.-Ths boats Of the WIilianrs-
9urgh ferries yesterday experienced oondderahas
dlnculty IN crossing in consequence of the large
accumulation of Ice in the river.
The sun., 1862-01-09
EMPLOYMENT WANTED.

A RESPECTABLE MARRIED WOMAN
II has lost hrr own ial. wi-he, one u wet nurse
a her own house, 30 Et-t 3ith n, toy floor. CAL
tr twu days. %
ITO PR1NTERS-A YOUNG MAN, OF
steady aud industrious hs'its, is desiruus oi ole
tanning situation m the ,ty " country, wages MT
much oi an ullcct aH grud situation. Address
W. y. g., hpx 9Oj, sun Office. 86
The sun., 1862-01-09
GROCERIES,.

AT WILLIAMSBIRGII
n PORK DEPOT,
PRIME COUNTRY PORK. SOLD RETAIL,
A. Wholesale Prices,
COR. GRAND AND SECOND SITS
HAMS, LOINS, AND ALL PARTS or THE PIG,
Fresh and Pickle,l, At 7 cents PER lb.
BEST LARD IN AMERICA, : CTS PER LII.
Call and Judge for Yourselves.
Don't ~ a. Washington Market aud pay
j. 3'iu3 10 cts. for an inferior article.
The sun., 1862-01-09

EOR THE PILES.
L Dr. UPHAMs Electuary il a certain cure Tor
Piles, Custiyeness, and Liver complaint. Sod by
+. q. WELLS d CO., 10 Franklin 1t, and m Or.
uPHAh'S Medical Office, 3SI Fourth n, 81 door
from the Bowery, between Bowery and Hruadway,
JAG I2aC'lJ2
The sun., 1862-01-09

EOR SALE AT A BARGAINS STORY
frame dwelling, - North ID 4, Wlamshurgh.
this property, nj reduced rents, is now paying An
interest ui 10 per cent, and IL good opportunity
.or profitable Investment; location god aud prem
isrs u god condition; price 81 800, only 500 cash
HuGIiLb d GREEN, l5J Grand II, Willunsburgh
Jy9 3'lu
The sun., 1862-01-09

r OST-ON TUESDAY, THE 9TH, FROM
- the express Wagon Of TllOS TINE, bft'n
Harlem and New York, une bale, marked lNwsll;
containing two pieces nf India Rubber cloth. The
finder will be suitably rewarded by leaving il at lo3
Liberty 1t, aud the thanks II the teain1ter, who
will have " pay the loss himself y9 2'lS'
The sun., 1862-01-09
SAVINGS BANKS.

~ Bank for Swings,
~ Bleecker street.
sth January, 1862
The Trustees have, this day, declared dividend
or Interest, under the provision Of the bylaws for
the last six months ending the 31st December, AS
follows nj the rate Of five per cent. per annum ON
al sums Of five and under five hundred dollars, aud
OF four per cent on all sums amounting u five hun
dred dollars and upwards, payable aud after III q
third Monday Of this month.
The interest Il carried H. the credit Of lrrstorz
~ principal on the LIST instant.
ROBERT LENOX KENNEDY,
ia9 G'l2O Socretrry
The sun., 1862-01-09

For SALE-A MODERN STYLED HOUSE
nearly ncw9 aud lot, ia a huurishing country
4et village, one aud hall hours rid from this city
surrounded by nearly all kinds Of fruits aud shrub
cry, Conditions easy and price h. suit tho times
Inquire at - Barclay Il, ~ Y. ug 2'IlO
The sun., 1862-01-09

II GhFfNEY 4 CO., AuCT'RS-OFFICE
= lio Chatham st-Niil sell on 1hur-lay, at 2
u'.',tk A.. M, the rr-o, stock and fixtures or IN,
ltu,uy uiu liquor store, 81 West 2Sth u, , ltr,,
sIt-s c.lsc, counters, beer pumps, &c. j, 2a'l29
The sun., 1862-01-09

\NM. WOLF, AUCTIONEER-OFFICE, A.
w jackson II, wall sell un Thursday, Jan. o. 1862
u lOH u'ck the stock, fixtures and furniture of th,
lager beer zonn aud boarding house l1i Clinton IT,
near Brume, consisting oi cnuuters h,Ilea,a aud
other chairs, hp atee table; alsp, the furniture OF
the other part uf the house, viz 10 leds aud bed
ston'l- c1tpsts curtains, shades, stoves range,
lounge, tables, chains, &c. jas 2'lJT
The sun., 1862-01-09
REAL ESTATE.

EOR SALE CHEAP, AND ON EASY
l. terms Several story brick stores and houses
in Van Br'mt II, Brooklyn, near the Atlantic book
KELLOGG, 90 Beaver 81. ia 2ltcsl22
The sun., 1862-01-09

DRIZE MONEY FOR OFFICERS AND MsS
l. uf III, san Jtoiuto, Constellation and Mlhcn,
MY banker, % Nassau st., opposite the Past OF.
h.r. ia9 24is'lO9
The sun., 1862-01-09

STOCK F1.rCruArIoNs.

This table Is derived by comparison q ,hs rr.s
Beard aales each dayi-
The sun., 1862-01-09
EMPLOYMENT-FemaIe-.

XITANTED A GOOD GIRL TO DO GENER.
w l homework. Apply at 100 Henryst. for
day wages, S6 II
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letter, stating that the writer had the means
oi access their bullion room. They treat
ed the matter as hoax, and took no notice
OF the letter. Another more urgent and
specific letter failed to arouse them. At
length the writer offered to meet them in
the bullion room al any hour they pleased to
name. They then communicated with their
correspondent through the channel lie had
indicated, appointing some dark and mid
night hour" for the rendezvous.
A deputation from the Board, lantern in
hand, repaired to The bullion room, locked
themselves in, and awaited the arrival Of
the mysterious correspondent. punctua
to the hour a noise was heard below. Some
boards in the floor we're without much
trouble displaced, and in a few minutes the
Guy Fawkes of the bank stood in the midst
Of the astonished directors. His story was
very simple and straight forward. An old
drain runs under the bullion room, the ex-
istence of which had become known to him,
and By means Of which he might have car.
ried away enormous sums. Inquiry wa /
made. Nothing had been distracted, and
the directors rewarded he honesty and in
genulty Of their anonymous correspondent
"a working man, who had been employed
IN repairing the sewers--with present oi
$500, about IS, 500.
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Az ENGLISH VIEW OF RECOSsTRUc.
TIOS.

Far Russell is represented lately to l,ave
expressed the belief that there will yet be
reconstruction Of the Union. The opin-
ion betrays an amour, Of ignorance anu
prejudice anything but creditable 20 a.
statesman IL such rank and influence. 1t
was probably the utterance Of this opinion
that dew forth the following scathing re
marks from the London Herald in lis issue
uf The 29th ult. IF the Herald had Known
the universal horror and loathing with
which such proposition would be regarded
in the Confederate States, il would hardly
have thought il necessary 10 treat II as
worthy Of remonstrance. We quote its
language:
We should think i'll Of the Confederates
If, on any terms whatever, they consented
10 accept a. fellow countrymen the merce-
nary hordes Of rullians by whom their coun-
lfy has been desOlated.
And the acceptance Of Northern submis
sion would be as contrary TO sound policy
10 right feeling and patriotic instincts.
The Union can only be reconstructed BY
giving certain powers, however limited. 70
The Federal Government, and binding over
the Northern States 10 observe certain con
ditions Of the Federal compact. They
sanlaa. rI = sas.4sna .oanar 49," la,er nrab.sls
-: - ps's ~, III. ~, rscp,es ~
.s"." - II 81 n9nhe.. Lair as,.c.
dency Il Washington; and then the WORK
1, i. 80 -. 80 - 81 ! 49, "
-. = asain' .......s ;r.a .s.
II, ~ IL ~ 49, H. Il III N.
.ou'' ~ y. - -, .t.,;., III -
rla5e .ten tom ;n,sgfsrins II the iin,erna
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LITTLE CHARLIE, The CHILD ANGEL

an one Of inc prosecuted class called
81 i.alds. By going quietly abuut the
Hsfid, taxing care not 70 iostle any of nv
nsigh5ors, OF htt against any II their rough
angles, ! manage 70 be cheerful, cnntented
and happy. IL my multitadlnaus migra.
;'ons, have had some opportunity 10 stu
is human nature. Lately, | have become
IN inmate u : crowded boarding house.
w little room has already become home
like The cheerful sun has expended the
tragfan, flowers love 30 we'll 10 mature !;
ny canary trills lis satisfaction ID i gaser
sats than ever; and my picture books and
guitar drive dali care awaY, aid heguilc
mans pleasant huur. And now nv heart
fas iound a new ehiect II interest. I've
nuf'ssd ~ The staircase anil in thc hall
snll ohf, i lovely child, Mhn seemed 10
WANDER abuut II its own sweet Will snme.
lims' sitting ~earily On tic stairs, almost
asleep; then lettering II the Kitchen duar,
watching The operations oi The conk then
perrirs into ikr half open doors III lie diff
ieftal apartments. AsbYariie III iar house
a1 children permitted ii the table" II
VT. sometime before could tell who claim.
sd ,lis little sfras wait.
&c morning. attracted hy thr corol ii
tnF canary. III sen,lred 10 PIT lis little
snrlY bFsi inside ns door. IIe needed
lft.1 encouragement II enter. faf lie read
nt. aehIld's instinct. lii welcome in NJ
t4ee An animated conversation snnn en-.
SET about birds. flowers and pictures
u. lRfse blue rses growing bright. and HI,
clett Ratl,.ug With pleasure, il story fol.
lowed st-ry. while hi M upnn lny knee.
Al length sail 10 him, "Cisrlie. uon'l
mamma be anxious about yoa. II you stas
p long II
80, no. said he, Lizzie don't care"
Who's Lixzic ~
Why, nv mamma She don't care IL
am only out Of the way. Lizzie made m,
ihis pretty dress said he. holding up nj.
tishl! embroidered frock; "but Lilzi,
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Selected for the Tlillsborough Recorder.
aHIMsELF HATH DOME IT" !"
Isaiah r1syiii. Is.

Isaiah xl1ylii. l5.
HImselfhath done il a. Oh how these words
should hush 10 silence every murmuring thought;
Himself hath dcne il; he who loves me best,
lie who my soul with bis own blood hath bought,
iliia.elf hath done IL; Can il then be aught
than full o. wisdom, full Of kindest love i
NJ one unncedel sorrow will lie send
10 teach this wandering heart no more 10 rove.
Haseli'hlih done il then although severe
May scon lie stroke, and bitter be lie cup,
III hls own hand tbs, hollsii, and know
Is u give me grace meekly 10 drink |, up.
iiilrself hath done il. Oh, NJ arm bat Ills
Gould eer sustain beneath this drcsrs III,
Hul while know He doelh ~ things well,
ais heart Ills living kindhess questions not.
Aita.elf hath done il lie vino searched me through
Srss how cling 10 carlli's ensnsrng ties;
49, = IL hrrasa each reed % which ny ,oul
10 much io' haTgsne's md hope relies.
Himself hath done 4. flcwoulJ have M see
shat broken eislerns human friends must prove,
fhsi nay turn md Sueneh ny turning thirs,
athsown founs q ofescr.lising I've.
iilaisslt hath dune i: Then lain would ~
Iay WI u III things ever more II done:
Even Waca ihat vii removes whom bssi love,
While Jesus lives cannot IL alone.
Himself haih dane i ! Precious. precious words:
Himself M Pathct, saviour. Brother, Friend,
Nhots failhiulaess % variation knows.
Nho having loved IL. love, H. Is shc end.
Ana vhsn 10 IT. eternal presence ble.,,
4 hlt ffsi my crown immortal easi.
ti'aly oNn Nth N Ills rsn.aHed pnes,
hn,tf hath tIane il sll f,om irstto ls.l
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LAMP WIcKs.-A.corres2onaent gives US
the following useful bits 'pf information !:
"It might interest some sf your readers to
know at this time when il IS 50 difficult to
get lamp -wicks, that The tops Of old home
knit cotton SOCKS cut into strips Of the pro
per width. make as good ones as the best
that ever come from sYankeedom.o
Colum5iQ Guar1iQa.
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Recognition of the Confederate States.


Recognition of the Confederate States.
The latest adviees from Europe bring
encouraging news Of our early recognition
by England. The New York Tribune, Of
the Goth. in an editorial, says:
"The last adyices from Europe render il
morally certain that France and Great
Britain will recognize the Southern Con-
federacy on or about the lst Of January
next, provided the situation shall remain
unchanged till that time. In other words,
If our Generals should henceforth stand OH
the defensive. and III due time subside into
Winter quarters, they decide to give up The
Union. II our armies 90 into Winter quar-.
ters without achieving further and more
decisive successes, Western Europe flies to
the rescue Of the rebels"
The Washington correspondent Of the
same paper, writes:
Ladies here Of rebel precliyities, who
are on intimate terms with the Belgian Le-
CATION, confidently assert that Belgium is
about to recognize the Southern Gonfelera-
cy, and that her example will lie followed
By the larger Powers o. Europe"
The Paris Patrie, of the lth inst, con-
tains the following paragraphs:
i" We moreover learn from London, on
good authority, that there is nothing but
what Is very probable. in the question of
the recognition being immediately brought
on the tapis and solved in accord with
Ftaaee, In lie sense eft'fsiy acS s1.f.ii;ss.o
.The London CORES spoadent Of the y.
Y. Times writes:
"lt cannot be allowed in England that
the North can ever be successful. Public
opinion il very firmly set upon this, that
the war can only end in one Of two ways
in The recognition OF The independence Of
the South, Or the adoption by the North Of
the Confederate constitution. France, it
is now stated ,eonly awaits the arrival of
her army IN Mexico to press upon England
the recognition Of the Confederacy. The
news Of the conquest Of the city Of the
Montezumas is expected to reach Paris by
the Isl 81 December. You have, therefore,
only sirtg days istt for ue conquest Of tte
South. Oi one thing. however, England
feels assured, that the South can asetr,
ntpeg. II conquered especially bY ! CO.
yernmeut that issues silly millions Of shin-
plasiefs, very Liable II b .oun.sfleited,
and wiish cannot u printed fs as they
are wanted bs greed satl cred
iis.
Tie Lancashire distress .nt
vilfer besias ID tla=taf-tltss
! indesel baby glpons III ihis ietlt
Men fre ticking hslfiesslt aaHH
frtas ~ rg*fnn hnt 4f# Il. &5.tg s.R3s#
Efss tttrt II ptott III .7afla
III nrssisl ia tsffoa 3iaebH
TheIe i 10 Drobabilif, ol eliFs
or supply The worst las
France, IN December st.
iersRatiaA ii Enstatd tae
sens wen her Aeea Nti
"aeA aa.putent sel..attl,s
/ q accept the invitation
Every arrly. ss.Ha
! leave Us IN gfeatff .gs.
iety for news il .a,l..et.a1
I'll -.s.s#e..s+s.s.
i Etpl0sion ot a.ssis
i Jackson, Nits. Nass ]
y ucluck TIL. etNH
4 cartridge u ss
amoan. III iu sat
i v.,h fearful III A
!; ladies, rut 81
!. att tAtiteHt
/ ihr number. Il
Il thar .lrly, W.a
ii hes
The osgsg # t#e
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AN HONEST MAN

The Bank d England Directors had ter.
rlble fright. rccendy,--not On account If
the loss Of their waler.marked paper, but
from the summary invasion Of The bullion
Of :he bank. a correspondent Of lhe Br.
mingham Post tells The story Tins:
The directors received m anonymous
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-02-11
PunLIo-No. Is,

AN ACT making appropriations for the consul
lar and diplomatic expenses of the Government
for the year ending thirteth June, eighteen
hundred sixty.three, and additional appropri-
ations for the year ending thirtieth June, eigh-
teen hundred and sixty-two.
Bet enacted Jy The Senate and House Of Repre-
sentatives Of the United States Of 4mericd in
Congress assembled, That the following sums be
aud the same are hereby appropriated, out of
any money in the Treasury not otherwise appro-
priated for the objects hereafter expressed, for
the fiscal year ending the thirtieth of June,
eighteen hundred and sxty-three, namely.
For salaries of Envoys Extraordinary, Minis
| ters, and Commissioners of the uuted States at
Great Britain, France, Russia, Prussia, Spain,
Austria, Brazil, Mexico, China Italy Chill,
Peru, Portugal, Switzerland, Rome, Belgium,
Holland, Denmark, Sweden, Turkey, New Ora
NADIA, Bolivia, Ecuador Venezuela, Guatemala,
| Nicaragua, Sandwich 1slands, Costa Rica, Hon.
| duras, Argentine Confederation, Paraguay, and
Japan, three hundred and one thousand dollars.
| For salaries of Secretaries of Legation, forty
three thousand three hundred and fifty dellars.
For salaries of Assistant Secretaries of Lega-
tion at London and Paris, three thousand dollars
For salary of the Interpreter to the Legation
! to China, five thousand dollars.
For salary Of the Secretary of Legation to
/ Turkey, acting as interpreter, three thousand
dollars
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-02-11
rPnnrIc RrsoLnrroN-No. s. l

A RESOLUTION for payment Of the expenses
of the Joint Committee Of Congress appointed
to inquire into the conduct of the war.
RESOLVED By The Senate and House Of Repre-
sentatives Of Me United States ef america, in Con-
gTess assembled That the sum of ten thousand
dollars, or so much thereof as may be necessary.
be and the same is hereby appropriated. to pay
the expenses Of the Joint Committee of Congress
appointed to inquire into the conduct of the pre-
sent war; and that said sum shall be drawn
from the Treasury, upon the order Of the secre-
tary of the Senate, as the same shalt be required
from time 20 time by the committee having such
investigation in charge.
approved, January %, 1862.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-02-11
IINGT0N. TUESDAY. FEBRUARY II, 1862.

shall he held or taken TO lie included within the
privilege Of said evidence 30 Aa 10 protect such
witness from any criminal proceeding ny afore-
said aud no witness shall hereafter lie allowed
to refuse to teatiy to any fact, to produce any
paper touching which he thall be examined by
either House Of Congress, nr any committee Of
either House, for the reason TINT his testimony
touching such fact or the production of such
paper, may tend 10 Disgrace him OF otherwise
render him infamous Provided, That nothing
in This act shall he construed to exempt nny wit
ness from prosecution and punishment for per-
jury committed by him in testfying MS aforc-
said.
Approved, January "a, 1869.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-02-11
OFFICIAL.
LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES.
Passed At he Second Session of The 7Airty.sepea7l
Congress.
[PuBLIc-No. 1O.1

[PuBLIc-No 10.l
AN ACT amending the provisions of the second
section of the act Of January twenty fourth,
eighteen hundred and ifty-seven. enforcing
the attendance of witnesses before committees
of either House of Congress.
Be enacted by tie Senate and House Of Rep
resentdtipes Of the United States Of A1Nerica in
Congress assembled, That the provisions of the
second section of the act entitled IAN act more
efIectuay to enforce the attendance of v illnesses
on the summons of either House of Congress,
and to compel them to discover testimony" ap-
proved January twenty fourth, eighteen hundred
and filty-seven, be amended, altered and re-
pealed so as 10 read as follows: That the tes-
timony Of witness examined and testifying be-
fore either House of Congress, or any con imitiee
Of either House of Congress, shall not b., used
as evidence in any criminal proceeding gainst
such witness in any court Of Justice: PrSividsd,
however, That no official paper or recor pro.
duced by such witnesses on such examip alton,
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-02-11
[PunL1c RrsoIurIoN-No. 8. /


A RESOLUTION in relation to allotment certi-
fcates of pay to persons held as prisoners Of
war in the so-called Confederate States
ResolUed By he SehGte and House Of Repre-
sentatioss Of The United STATES Of America IL Con-
gress assembled, That the Secretary of War be
authorized 10 procure from such officers oud en-
listed men of the United States army as are now
or hereafter may be held as prisoners of var in
the so-oaled Confederate States from time to
time, their respective allotments of their pay to
their families or friends, certified by them in
writing, and only attested in pursuance of such
orders as may he made for that purpose by the
Secretary of War, and upon which certified
allotment the said Secretary of War shall cause
drafts to be made payable in the city of New
York or Boston, to the order of such persons TO
whom said allotments were or may be made, and
to remit said drafts to the address Of such
person as may he designated in said allotment
tickets.
Approved, February 6, 1862.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-02-11
1PuRLlc-No. Ill

AN ACT To authorize the President of the
United States in certain cases to take pos.
session Of railroad and telegraph lines, and
for other purposes.
BE Il enacted Jy he Senate aad House Of Rep
rescntdtves Of Me Uaited States Of America in
Congress assembled That tho President of the
United States, when in his Judgment the public
safety may require it, he and ho is hereby
authorized to take possession of any or all the
telegraph lines in the United States, their offices
and appurtenances TO take possession of any
or all the railroad lines in the United States,
their roing-stock, their Offices, shops, build
ings, and all their Oppendages and appurte-
nances to prescribe rules and regulations for
the holding, using, and maintaining Of the afore-
said telegraph and railroad lines, and to extend,
repair, and complete the same, in the manner
most conducive to the safety and interest of the
Government; to place under military control all
the officers, agents. and employees belonging to
the telegraph and railroad lines thus taken pos
session of by the President, so that they ehall
lie considered as post road and a part Of the
military establishment of the United States, sub.
ect to all the restrictions imposed by the rules
and articles Of war.
Sec @ And be il further enacted, That any at
| tempt by any parties whomsoever in any State
or District in which the laws OF the United
States are opposed, or the execution thereof OBJ
Btructed by insurgents and rebels against the
United States, too powerful TO be suppressed by
the ordinary course Of judicial proceedings, to
resist or interfere with the unrestrained use by
Government Of the property described in the
preceding section, or any attempt TO injure or
destroy the property aforesaid, shall be punished
as military offence, by death, or such other
penalty as a court-martial may impose.
Sec. 3. And be ii further enacted, That three
commissioners shall be appointed by the Presi-
dent OF the United States, by and with the adj
vice and consent of the Senate, TO assess and de.
termne the damages suffered, or the compensa-
ton TO which any railroad or telegraph company
may be entitled by reason Of the railroad or tele
graph line being seized and used under the
authority conferred by this act and their award
shall he submitted to Congress for their action.
Sec. 4. ARd be ID further enacted, That the
transportation Of troops, munitions of war,
equipments, military property aud stores,
throughout the United States, shall be under the
immediate control and supervision of the Secre-
tsry OF War and such agents as he may appoint /;
and nll rules, regulations, articles. usages, and
laws in conflict with this provision are hereby
annulled.
Sec. o, aud be IL further enacted That the
compensation of each of the commissioners afore-
said shall be eight dollars per day while in ac-
tual service and that the provisions of this act,
so far as it relates to the operating and using
, said railroads and telegraphs, shall not be in
force any longer than is necessary for the sup
precision Of this rebellion.
Approved, january 81, 1862.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-02-11
IPuBLIc-No. l6.

AN ACT authorizing the Secretary of the Inte-
rior to strike from the pension rolls the names
Of such persons as have taken up arms against
the Government or who mey have in Any
manner encouraged the rebels.
B1 il enacted by The Senate and House Of Re-
presNtatipes Of tie United States Of America, in
Congress assembled, That the Secretary of the
Interior be and he is hereby authorized and
directed to strike from the pension rolls the
names of all such persons as have or may here
after take up arms against the Government Of
the United States, or who have in any manner
encouraged the rebels or manifested sympathy
with their cause
Approved, February 4, 1862.