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Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1862-05-22

place and the reinstatement OF the ven
cradle party. which bred traitors and
treason ia the fostering corruption ol
its dissolution, would be such lsunts as
the Nashville Patriot used only year
ago. "The Yankees" it said, shave
been forced to-eat dirt, and bow again
to the dominant Southern race
Through the press, from the workshops,
from the starving masses, from the
merchants ruined, from every trade
and condition comes the cry, give up
the fafts, let Us eat dirt, let rs again
bow tofhe superior race South, let Us
I've Ths coyaFdly eighteeH millions
or The North tod Us we should leave
the Union. We did it openly and
boldly, and they humbly acknowledged
our Government a necessity. They
have shouted the praise Of the Stars
and Stripes and we dared them to CO.
cree us and resent the insult; but the
only cry that comes from the dogs IS
military necessity give up the forts,
withdraw the troops, let US eat dirt and
live.'
The poor politicians in the loyal States,
who spend their time in resurrecting
the old Democratic party, and rejoice
more over carrying a street corner elec-
ton than victory to the Federal arms,
are as willing to eat dirt now as then;
"and judging the future by the past,
are shaping their political course so
that they will be as cringiug and menial
in their attitude to 'the dominant South
ern race as they were under the old
regime. They have worn the collar Of
the political serf so long that they are
uncomfortable without it, and as much
at loss how to exercise their new found
freedom as Guinea nigger just liber-
ated from a cotton plantation.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1862-05-22

AMUSING PuxrsHMENr.-'Years ago.
Lewis Holt kept a railroad refreshment
stand at the station at Attica, on the
road running west. He had way
which men Of his persuasion have, not
altogether abandoned, Of taking the
money Of passengers, sweeping it into
his drawer, and fumbling after the
change till the cars were of, when the
passenger would have to run and leave
his money. Charlie Dean stepped out
of the cars there one day, took "gin-
ger pop" price six cents, laid down a
quarter, which Holt dropped into his
ill, and went hunting to get out the
change. Away went the cars, and
Charlie jumped on without his change;
but he had time to read the name Of
Lewis Holt over the door, and making
note Of it, rode on.
Postage was high in those days, and
was not required in advance. From
Buffalo he wrote a letter to Holt
"Sell foam at twenty-five cents q glass.
will you?" Holt paid ten cents on this
letter, and ten more on one from De-
troit. and twenty-five on another from
ST. Louis, and for two or three years
be kept getting letters from his un-
known customers, and would have got
more 10 this day, bat for the law re-
quiring postage to be paid in advance.
He bad to pay two or three dollars in
postage before the letters ceased to
come, and as they were always direc-
ted in a new handwriting be hoped
leach one was Of more importance thar
the ones before. II be Of Attica read
| this, he will find for the frst time wbj
he was so punished, and by whom.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1862-05-22

"THE Coon OLD DEMOCRATIC PAR
rY."-The Wayne County Democrat
lately published the following para
graph:
''In our humble opinion, Judging the
future by the past, there is now no po-
litical organization in existence capable
of overcoming the rebellion South
crushing out fanaticism North-restor-
ing the Union to whstit was, and bring
ing peace and confidence among the
people, except the well tried good old
Democratic party"
Upon this the Cincinnati Commercial
in a long and puDgent article, says:
"How very grateful to the ears o
hese fellows, who are working TO
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1862-05-22
JAMES HARPER, EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR.
From the IrontOn Register.

THE REBEL RAID ON GUYANDoTTE-
CAPTURE OF UNION MENTOR
WARD TO RICHMOND"-IMPRISON-
MENT IN A TOBACCO WAREHOUSE
INCIDENTS-RELEASE.
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TIE DUEL IN KEsTucKY.-Most Of
our readers have heard Of the fatal en-
counter between Col. L. MErcALEx and
w. T. CAsro near DovER, KY, last
week. in which Mr.. CAsro was Instant
y killed. Below we publish Mr.. Cas-
ro's challenge and the reply Of Mr..
MErcALFE: t.,r
NASHVILLE, May 6. 1862.
Col. Leoaidas Astcalfe.
SrR:-Having done me great wrong,
under circumstances adding indignity
to injusiiee-you cannot deny me what
is the purpose Of this note to demand,
80 ~eatisfaeIiou, due from one gentle.
man to another. Ny friend Mr.. Isaac
Mellon, the bearer, is authorized to
arrange the terms Of the meeting.
Respectfully Your obi &C..
w. T. CAsro.
NASHVILLE, May 6, 1869.
Mr.. ". T. CAsro.
Sr:-Your note Of this date has
been received. In it you say: "Hav-
ing done me great wrong. under cir
cumstances adding indignity to injus-
tiee-you cannot deny me what is the
purpose OF this note to demand, the
satisfaction due from one gentleman to
another" / have never had any ac-
quaintance with you, have never ex-
changed a word with you to my knoWl-
edge, and consequently have not done
you the wrong of which you speak
You have no right under the code Of
honor or any other code TO make Of me
the demand you have made and / con-
slider myself under no obligation-not
the slightest-to grant you the satis-
faction you ask or any other satisfac-
ton. l make this statement lest in ac-
cepting your invitation, / shall be un-
derstood as admitting your right to
challenge. But regarding your note as
a wanton attempt to force me into diff
Guilty, and having no disposition to al
low any one to gain reputation at my
expense In that way. 1 will grant you
the meeting you appear to desire. My
friend, Mr.. Thos. NJ. Green, is author
lied to make all the preliminary ar
that may be necessary.
LEONIDAS METCALFE.
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TrLLAHoz a. T9nn-, Sept. %.
Eds RT6el: ! write t' infRrm you of the
reception our sinient t32d ltIabauia Al met
with At this place. ! mus .ckaowledge was
agreeabIy Disappointed, fsr expected 10 ind
some little Uriionisfn among sor e Of the people;
bun far froip i On she whole way to Tulla-
homa We we're received With bpen ar ns. and
with auch entll ns astic n,anifess asi0tis Joy as
gladdencd our hearts and thais Us seeI that ne
we're ainoig flienIis truly s- . sns Litser
end I'LL
As s9on as i vas seilsralI: kn b,vnI dat a
Rebel . regiment had arriv Fl ii tdvu The
people far mil IS around bros ga. Il. tt liccst
eatabIes they HAD. and gave them TO bur sol
diers and seemed I'd be proud ui5 nd " they
could sesioW t'ane iavorB upFn South Efn sol
dieFs. tt
shall neverIfDrget the kind hess with which
oAr sick wsre treated by the ladies. Ever,
thing that collh add 10 their Mort anil resto
ration was literally and glailb gwen The
tpoor. sick salaFeE lying d pom his thin b " orri
blanket. - not GENERALLY properly fed Tor.
but at this place no Southern Kick soldier vii
eseS suffer for anything the kind la dies sraa
gixe. How can onr causEfai when We b ave
sneh trne.s1obie kindheattcd friends u the sc :
Thank you lnliee and rtnle.45er the sick Of
| this regiment rill ser speak ef jon ii ies sa.
OF gratitude; and il we sves agaia donle in
contact with the enemy Ne win think ofltIe
depredations done upo.i yoisr lovely town
and pHt forth every e4er,ign TO assist IN
driving tile lAwles~ pITniis-ers from Jour
State. Very respectfnlIy.
j y G. 4. AftiaK Srtgeor
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the Congress VI the United Slatea by members
chosen theretb at elections whereit, . m iidr;tt
Of the qtalifed voters Of siich State shaH have
participated, shall. In the absence OF 3ttung
eonntervhiIing testimony be deemed cbhclu-
five evidence that such State and the people
thereof have not been in rebellion agairsE tbs
United States
And do hereby enioin upon and order al
persons Engaged in the military and navhl SET
vice of tile Quilted States ! observe. obdy and
enforce within their respective spheres III ser
vice the act and sections above reeited
And the Executive will in due time recon-
mend that all citizens of fhe United States who
shall have remained loyal thereto thre,l ghout
the rebellion shall fupon the restoration or the
constitutional relation bstween the United
States and their respective States and rIebpIe.
If the relation shall have been suspended or
iiisturbed) be compensated TOR al loskes by
acts of the United States, ihcluhing the loss b
slaves.
In witness whereof have Ilerernto set my
hand and caused the sea- Of the United States
10 be affixed-zi a BEaa1N LIscpLH
! Done at tte City of WalI ingtonl this TWEEN.
ty-second day Of September in the year OF or
Lord one Thousand eight hundred and sixty
two. andio the independence of the United
States the eighty eventh.
By tile President:
VA ri SkvasI.
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f We are again indebted to Capt Jno s.
Bransford, at Anrfeesboro' for late Nashville
papers. In the Dispatch Of the 9th the fit
lowing is The only iter4' We CAP lind worth re
publishing 1t goes 10 show that our report,
few days back Of the deplorablc cSpditior
Of that unfortunate city, was not without four
,iafi6n. We truly synIpathize with our friends
theIre. bas lole toen to he sblet clifrriiele !
better state OF tlEitgs khsre, under eghfeaerf
ste administrator 1Ega
d Nell Informed genilhrieil tell US that there
will he sa great deal lei suffering anteiiE. the
poor b. tht city this winter Oh sccoRHt oflthe
scarcity and high lric9 Of breadstmEfss pflSis+
IONS, and .nsi and the ALMOST entire 1bkenee
ioi demand ior lklsof Il Is suggestcl thai
sothe systematic eifprtbe Hsade on the part ot
the eitizHI.s who are b!esfsd with = cpmpe
tence, idlllrovidt 4 fluid for The relief Ia the
rsor. and the snggsstibn is certainly a good
one! great deal may be done IN this vhy to
lFclieve 4eir pressihE vents. 4 fund ssailsl
ls,e provided with which ID purchase such ar;
leelfs ;is hre secessaryl % sustain life az so6h
ls eQnninicssidn Isl 9peiIed with those -por-
tiaiis et LIE couEstrI IN nliiciI these =fticiek
iAnlbe liuytlbscEi # 4 fund cfu be raiskd and
hhvtsiei in SIis ImabiiSrl Q good supply may
he g0t tbs bef6fe The severity df EN,ater Eets il,
"a NJ
shall otherwise wfthe4r. KEllsF
TherH il another slbjp&l in ibis cbfhcck:oh
n wfiicll attention. shouik tie ldircetei anil
iiat 10 lie .praftice otIccbn9nsSS If ytr fls-fe
was a time when edphony should be ,lFae-
fised especially Iy iibse III lnsderate circurb
stances It is now upIn vs.. This is no ting
FOR tli, purchase Of Anything not &bsallsely
needed either now or peIspectively- While
times continue rs they now arc, II viii Feqnirc
the sticfcst economy iIi & large portion Di our
people 10 make eIld$ meet and there is no
telling when i dhanse 70. sthe bettsf vii take
riiaceli Il lila II I'll
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To The Farmers Of East Tennessee

lUR srmies AL the Hug~ a11 c1tt.e ,on -
~ ietten, and hbsfai prices viii - paid 10 PORK
Hog. B<evesand Corr
1 have been assigned q the purchase q hags.
3erEts. corn. dc. IN East Tennessee aud Ill eppIinl
sH1cient humber of sgents a. 4Ssit ne, aud cene
their territory and viii II de tins pablish tleir
names. -
4 have determined u make prizes -nuiforur and
liberal aud nope eYsy hog IA last Trz.ne-ss srfts
K fnr pork. viii b salfened-
Ny once ior the present. i Afianta. Ga.-uIi -
iaEe KIN xrie Bo1a. Letters addressed = ne ~
either point Will be attended TO
j. r. CUMMINGS
Sep3oH Major and l. =. e. J. A.
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From Louisiana.
TIE STEAMER /" aso +" AT We RKl
E.al... zee o.psa..a % Sc o.l...s..

PORr HUDSON, La, Sept 80 Gentle
men arrived today from New Orleans says
it was reported there that the COME derate
steamer s 200" was of the mouth Of the
Mississippi river. and had ca ptured an out
ward bound Vessel. having As pass engers
General Phelps and Comm odore Porter.
They we're transferred to tn "29O.' = nd
placed in confinement.
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tc1sttalo,se. 49, ID -
SPECIAL O7DEl-s.
Nc Il
L In asder 10 slrils.,s ceirr. az -1idis-- AK
iou- . IN their cptnnaai. = frierr a. ,niif~--
II n - rrs n, 80 he's lri1r - l.huflhnon
"A will repr.rs l. nafar - Pad A. tie tnrnn q u
rrctiou- Erlrt and ks>-1.fs Hlli I'D -
geo. FieHellyn.. Ne1i-.l DiIt~ts- Q1.l.-r- t.--r-
iarternaster- Cc1l-1is<arfS Al ---i~iEt-- vi
iIsrt 10 Csrf- Francis. P.st =, -nrris-trr
III Thr men - t'a-1p ~ d. cft, ~ - d.rise
infa fhrre trap rary diri-iu'ls. q, -
1-e brl1-lsinE = BnCsnrr ari a1ier<an-E tiris
io1r ~ cons. t-r, - riklr ulr- ttcss
= SIt,srs Chczfiiaia sd k,r.g saltas -1Irh-i n
vii co,-fiture Tn ~ Et7e tie rarsifF. issr.n'e
Ind disuuunted- and fle 4rtl,fy 81 c1-sizte ne
r-serrs-
" rspia''s q l.s-frna1i. = Zen i1i-s x,
nEin< u rii--l q q to lirl-,ns- III rp'n
f-'tfiaz u ne c-z1aanlrr = 1iap D.retti-r -
tnorized q -nrsI Ecn 1-oar-- to r-n - sh1re -
~peStIre diFisur. tc-1pares 81 - ess tzn IL ne
nd 20 r-rrff the = the - Gets q I'D 9 7
MES L. tie Camp a r1nanter-
v AnEs-1 - sd carcpalies a7e frT1ci. thrs
Eili e armed ant e71ippe1- ii- iorTarir1 - k-ox
VI Z. there 70 rruslrt q q -1I,cus.
Tnosr 5rl,ncinr O. ~ rrit uinE . t1r - -
cssInr1sncna tie rszlf iazffain % te ilEr brsFsds
caIaza.ted D. T.. Col Thrteld sud thrss hfinng
INK the III -a- n he o.Etr .alaiznding thr =
Wing sid hIirsie-
VI Ihe rriilIery s1d cavalry 81 replrs - Lie1f-
Col ,Thifari1 frr fartlser sl1drri-
VII commissioned s-tlccr = u = t1ilr1 u e
arline he uas-es q : J peI-r4 ravtur l1aft1rncE
~ ths 4. seren- rsi-r A. A1F = .paier -
Flne zitl..1t 8ss irs-a t1e~- ~ l11Hrfeis- III -
aTrr-eed sad srderec 3 report = Us Perrt IA
~hai.
y, sSaaAas o. Alex. sIskia.'sg CT. csas1s-
JOHN L CHASlsLfi.
se1t-E A. A. A. trsr-t
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For the cbattanbO "a R. BEL


ST.: noticed Gay or two sinke adv trt:seneri
in Noble PAPER Tor yaripak ba, a.d roots ri ne
dicinal purposes b governssentai authoriiy. 20
tied also tia. oe Of the rnsf IMPORTANT VIZ: GeI.
mimsm or YeIlsw Jessamine. wa omitted 4
oversight Tor my experierct With it daring ,be
past yesr IN or Southern hoSI,tais ms bsei
It the lreeTninence over s,iiel~t a. su5stitutr -.
Qlinine and which in n j,rifi Of c.sr5 il fsr ex
cel> The Formula i or 4 er.ot CHE srs.litr
they are the befeF) 70 one pint Of dfuikd @ieoanl
aud stsnd IA daTs With occasional agiatioE. Is Sc
dative properties superior TO those Of Qininr and
a. an antPsrodir il has le If any eGnaJs- Tho des
is from ten 10 tifsy drops Al ine q Of azrS. Pos
ed upon warm Aaiyics:e Mater cater sl,fsti4n) i
rise, q the surface and acst Ike il and d Ct ,ky
blue color Il isinccmpafIb'e * opiuIi. the All
lies, II IN and Clipper Is lavish shand4nc n he
States OF Mississippi and Alabama. rend ers &c
more extensive perhaps than tsat Of Gimme. u
over doses it, enects arc similar % these o verstru
Hyhide except Coma 1t does not anets ID. head
Ike quinine bat the pupi Sfthe rye I. the bet eui-
IS tO'desf T. sIooriD.
chait-pooga Oct. ls, 1864
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Orders commander Of The Poi.

Hrs1.QC AETEi>E,CI = -. -
CbaftanouE-- See-- 15<a. ISL
Ceneral Orders.
No. !.
l. AT perso1s cn1nc-fc1 via ~ frr-irs - Lii
command rrqnirsd 70 respe-r ttr rEhfs ~ Ersp
erty all n the IN tllilats ~ q cd nv
sfru5-cr q enter rIlr Efe Els ll~srrr
ie-s viii the carar-t - - f,rcflr 5i<trlri.
injurr any Fence - rclosrr. - 81 anr r-1har- - -
- llfrrIIrisfc frrtTitr nr.llrrtr - lsfh-rs-
H. AT on ~ kre charged vita ~ sK-zuii1n q.
thu ORDER. sud vii -cf- ay Fi-ar1 .. = - t1el
hea iq8afters-
Br rn-1ms1d q Col AK hckll~trF-
srpl--tf JEo- l. I'll aAnf.ER
A. A. A. t-en--
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CHATT1Sooek. Oct. lkt, 1852.
Charnen Of the County Courts II The counties touth
81 knoxvilie can Rrorure blanksby nskibe reuni-i.
lions IN thfsplsee Those north OIL Knorr5i,s
" get them Of OIL b D. blake IL annxrbile
-Four blauks are reqs tired tor eah Civil District
q Tree OF them are enfeed persons BET vreeh tbe
sges Of eighteen and on the lotiers fhose
between rhrty-ye and fits-Gte They -re All give 3
b he e1FollinR nicer fhr Chairan Of lhis ccudf7
osFt who sefgds tun Of the frs3 class TO- Chi Il u
Blake a. Knoxville and the other Two to the Adjhtani
General If the State. IN
Oes7-4t a Jko. d. HOPKINS.
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p6- We learn that men. are going over into
Middle Tennessee and Kentucky. to buy up for
purposes of speculation. such articlesas wheat
-four. horses, mules. bacon. hogs, and articles
of clothing. Their object is toScarry then,
South and ask for them about four 1--we times
IS mneh as the articles cost them. we ask
the Pc pie IN that region to beware of them
lshun them as yipers-treat them a political
enemies, and drive them ont of the country
They arc among the most dangerous es.enil.
We have to contend with. and, uuiess theE
schemes Of speculation are stopped they vii
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(1ERAYED u stolen ron ny lot o. Thursday, "a
- litn inst small light bsy porey. Hb7tr
ring srusinc earl eye white spot in the Torch -ad
ye1rs old lat Jfins. neat made and II 6ne 0rdrr
rlll gve|the a-ove reward n any hat viii brin
tx Chstlsnoogs bridge JASk HuIsEY.
7zrp2q-ln>
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Military Blanks.
THE FRANKLIN STEAM PERMITTING
HOUSE.

HOUSE.
ATLANTA. Ito.
(tAN f1rli-h q commanders. a. short -o;ice. 81
- IN The best Etsls cTerJ s-riely - military ha 4
AZ - Low price. - -u-h urk can be 2 -e u srF -
ilsr c assrr IL IL. C,.sc1rr1te states II r--f
DiT facilities 7o- fspiditT and kfrr~s not eel
b. Any esfa-ilshrr-nt- NoH 81 kau1 tie 11-i.ri-.
HuSTER ASp FAr Rolls.
MUSTER ROLLS
Rf,GISENr4l. MONTHLY RETrREs
BRiGABE HJv1al-f Returns.
COMPANY AoSTHLf RETURNS
Morning Weekly lll6 Mpnthig Brl ots.-C1. . Rss1
rffh many nf1er< ff
- Orders lrr Bianks q ether Herk- e1tr1sfr6 :
-nr iaacs shsn receive -p-ef1nf a-trniin a-z arti
Nth r1ris despatch.
AdSre-s- IL 1o0S a CO.
Prophet - Frsnklin frint,ng Halne.
rrrsls-ef aflnrfa c.
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I VIII. receive Tor one VI. At ny ofide, bid, sat
the delivery NJ One hn4sand Cords Of Wood 4. b.
deliver~d "a required for use The contfsct will b
awarded 20 The losest bidder. fi 7
JOHN b. THOMAS.
oct2-iw Hsi- & Post Qrartfriaastet.
Chsitanooks Tram.
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oTRAfED or stolen from ny rrsidence 90 ~
- thesInit street on earurisy 18th inet
TWO DOG PUPPIES Pointers even S--F- "a
One n Hhiie and brsHn -potted. fbe other J. mixed
b-ouu, bloc and white spotted The abere rewtTd
viii he paid cn deiFsry Of a ID puppies - ne
ssP16-lv Dr. A WADoTHAR.
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I COATED abuus - niiss fr...n t,hsstsnaars q.
II ta1nlr< fnree iln. lri a1l ~ III ~ihf - -
lad nrr--ly rrhIs - ~ - - - .t-u-~f -
tnrra = ~ tnr place ~ . sIlr1n< -
trl 49, N rrn1r1 = SIX trrea q az ~rr-y
ts'lcig - iralt. an - th-n - cT-- -nnd--t
oEArl pc1r tlt~r- ne 1r1ses II
desiring snrh l.rr.esF ra Earn - - a.. D. - .
~ - X. HO1P4R ~ a 4 10 sPEx
npi1-lu .r--,is-
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Provost Aar>haI's or ems.

fROribsr n, ksHaI,s oEFTCE.
Cakrta1ooEa. Sfpt- IS. ISL
HF.ccisl Or5ers 4 IT
n eatr. ard rtfii further 1es ttc Police lsr1
win cca-e q halt eani T1asr- firm itcs - -
streets eai viii p1as the.1 With Al frr rlnrtcsJ
~ e'drF u caAi- fsns,N.
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us l15tEIfsa-a - c-rsta-.r- - .ss.ss -.
80 80 81. Al ..uI a. lI'r $50 la--s agh
dr. q lr-sClr -1fu Hr t-1-- r. w. & rs7.l-r
t,lsa - 80 ,..rr-F r,zi- r. rth & - ne 4. r =
ny $3.50 I'm ~ rl--f-
IE1a>- tfr-1t asrg bral.r1e- -l-r fre n - &C
-,cle-cr@ - larE Enr-h "a E-rar. Dr. is 80
q l--A- ir sr-- t-e uthrr ~ m nd b - -
1-s-iln. Br.in - I'D rfrt- wiIl - r-c-trel
At. fn.or1 - rfh IN a. r. Pi.r-0T
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thi pfoclamatioa oEight 70 be driven out lol
The country. E III
BY rnE rRssrpEsT 6k rHE UNITED sr1rrs i i
Fko{L1stArroE.
wAsH1xcroS. SEPT. 23 1902. AbrahA In,
lincoln. President Of the< United States oil
America ard Gomlnander-in-Ghief of the larhay
and i;aYy thereof do hereby pkpclaisn and de.
clare that hereafter, as heretofore, the war
viii he prosecuted for the object OK practical
Is restnring the constitutional relation betweeil
the United States and the people thereof IN
which States that lelatior is, OF may 81, sis.
pended or dis drBeds that il is my PURPOSE
upon the next rneeting Of Gong to again
rec@mmend the adoption Of a practical ine.f.
sure rendering peeuniarY aid 10 the ice &c.
liceptance or rejection Of All the slave States
SO called the people whereof may not then be
in rebellion against the United States and
Tyhith states may then lave voluntarily adpp
l|tsd or thereafter may Voluntarily adopt tie
immediate or gradual abolishInent II SLAVERY
within their tespsctve limits; and that the ef
forts ~ cnlonize Herspts Of African descent
with their CONSENT upon the continent Or else
where with the previously obtained consent
OF the governments existing there, WILDE con
tinued; that on the frat day Of january. in kht
year Of our Lord phe thousand eight hlndred
and slxty-three, AL persons held as slave.
within any State. or any designated part of :
State, fhe people whereof snail thenlbel in re
bellion against the United States. shall hs
thenceforward and forever free: andithel exec
ntive government Of the United States, lintlu
ding the military and naval authority fhersof
viii recognize and maintain the freedom o.
such persons. and viii do no act or acts ore
press sndh persons OF any Of them. II any Ell
forts they may make for their actual freedom
that the Executive will. on the fist day Il
January aforesaid. BY proclamation designate
the States and paEte of lSiaes, IL any! 10 which
the people hereof respectively shall then b
/ IN rebellion against the United Sfatcss and che
:act that any State, or the people thereof, shall
on that day be ID good faith reHresented II
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1862-10-02

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Tean- nrKt'-
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NETS vii b. receive until IL rarks - thcse nuu II
ersicr are fuii n Is isop<f hit r-rrut< VII
10; eng rerirerf fnre ~ 5th ~ Oris Dr. 10 fhere
b. svsid beng pn,t cuns-rfrf-. We NJ e Dap
~ - re- Give ~ recruits 81 ecr reiurn a. Ia e-.-e
q vishnE o. % he re-isn- ri1 report - Nj E..
Il Watlsy A. Narirss<bsre
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1862-10-02

nm WEDNESDAY MORSINC 7lfh Sept. While
W The 1p trim frsrn Atlanta vas ~ nalt,n. vas
r3bbed Of new Astf-E SAG Figured carpet
Ing containing besides rny cIofhiug q belt with
alunt IS 900. misty tn Cotfoder1-e notes screfai
pArkagcs Of accounts against the Government and
subsistence doSuuient<. Nine hundred dsars u the
money vas on tile State II Flcrida. mostly in htn
dfrds
The man who robhd me Is absut S feet 10 inches
high. his black hlir and whiskers (iaftrr very
heasy) aud dressed in black. With beaver hat
Sun pretty sure he had acromplice with hip. and
probobly another came on the cars ~ D1.fun-
] with give the af re reward Tor the money and the
apprehension q the thief proporti1natef NV I'D
fi'T whatever Say bf -rcoverrd-that t. oue>haf Of
al retained