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The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-11-06
= SsAEIN MOUNTAIN FREEuAN Nov g ,seo
American d Foreign Patents
X. III EDDY
SOLICITOR or P9TEN nc

At' H. bbD
SOLICITOR OF P.4TEN7;S
Late Agent OF U. 5 Pa.enl Once, Washjnror ppd,,
the ACi OF 1884,,
30 state street. opposite kfIby ST.. Boston.
tILk an extensive practice Of upwards Of tysen
- years conf nueS osecUre Patents the United St,e
also. treat Fr'ain, France, and Their foreign -o1n
tre' caveats Specifications, Assignment and al, Ps
pefs or drawings for Patents e1ecaied on liberal term
a.. "nT ,St>F-tch Researches made INTO American
rotegh "eFAs the validity Utility Of Pc
tents n inventions, !eCaIur other advice Ferte red
az hiae'> touching ne same. Copies 81 tie claims ID
a"! farh'I lfhShed BY renittng One Dollar. Assign
mentS recorded n Washington.
me agency Is not only the Iarges: in New ENGLAND
hui through u inventors have adv~nr. 4es fo sseur,
patents, ri ascertaning the pateutabry Of ingrniin5
'hSufpasse by, II not IUeasuIa hly =Hpsrig-o any y,i
can be oITere them es-wne-e The i,sf ,,nniaI Iai
gwen prove that none Is MORE SUCCESSOR Attn
~ L, tIEFltEtiau he Slsrrib--. a or :
- THE BEST PROOF OF ADVANTAGES AND ABIL
ne would add ha' he a> abundant rea= on lnbeev
i ~ 49, shdi Al G; heF ohce Of the kind tn
charges Tor professional services 50 moderate The IN
nrnst pIaehcT Of the slh<eT5er during twenty years
pas mas t'1a"ied nm to accumulate vast collection
snechaions aad Official dtcisiuns relative 10 pa;ens
esr besides hs zeHs!Ee library Of legal aid mectan
~ "o'HS, ana M Gcconhts # patents granted in the
rted states and Europe render him able beyo7f 1ues
'loh 10 eher superior facilities for obtaining! paents.
All necessity Of journey to Washington to procure
inventors.
TEsTIM0NIALs
regard Nj Eddy Of tst mos: capable s.d sue
course. '>
CHiS. MASON" Co7,r.s,onsr Of Patents
nave no hesitation in assuring inventors that they
caN"' enpioF person competent and trustworthy
ant more capable Of putting their applications in form
70 secure or them early and favorable consideration
al Inc Patent Once. bDMCNO BURKE"
Late Commissioner Of Patents
" Sir r. H. Eddy has made for me tn IitTEFN anpli
Cartons on but "ne 81 which patents have been grant
ca ana maj one IS now pending Such uamlStakab-
Hro2 Ct great talent and ability on his part lead. me t.
recommend al inventors to apply him 10 procure tlei
patents, As they may be al havin. the M Il fahu
dfhoh bestowed on their cases, and reasonab.
charges. JDpN TACEsP,T"
Daring eigh, months. the Sglscl.el in course u hi.
,@t g, .!tclice made, On twice rejected specatoa.
SIAiSEE APPEALS. EVERY one If when wa. de
c'ded III ms favor, By the Commissioner Of Patents.
K. h EDDY
''S'"h' pee :, i>ri 30lfsi
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-11-06

& The Tax: Term OF Washington County
3'.-a1: All Montpelier Union School will
.--s':5 y 1da7 NV. 18th.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-11-06

Insert artificial teeth Gold, Silver Piana nd Rub
her In all cases fUrnlsH Temporary FREE of cot
and advise al! persons who have al their m tn extract
IL ~ have temporary sci as il kees he under law
better shape Sever cases have under nj notice
since residence this place xhere the under jar has
become seriously injured by going w:hou, temporary
" still renew my cEer Of s25 set for ro:ten or de
caring sets Of teeth the rubber plate. Thus far have
been unalle to hHt an iInycTf-c: set.
The following letter will speak for self !: is from
Rev. J. : Lee, formerly resii~n; Of hi, lace
CAIroS i, June q, 1862.
DR.. CosEGTs Dear Sir,-I fa upelled to wr YOU
the result q your Lt,stry in ny wish to rec
oEUeuI your Fo-A. cS5fc liy ru.5cr lcJrt tayc
r-d fJnr dd-reut kinds, ANA much prefer The rubber
More than ree years you inserted upper {
teeth il uy mouth rubber PLATE, and b worn il
ever since. Caci with j: every meal, ana he plate
just good Is TheTl Tie b;tigg i admirable,
have exjtrienced uc5aytHi-nce wearing
IT, Id.rts recommend i 70 ny tsrtS IN 5icts7.cs 10
ge3 Y'-ihl. - experience : ctt5iuiy Gs-j1ffy in
favor Of th@ rubber. A0p- NJ friends Vernon;
Dentist in whose .ands should prefer to trs; m tee II
interest rather than you give tbs letter unsolicited
As simple justice. Yours truly,
J S.lEE.
Ether Chloroform given in extrac ting a
number Of tee n if required.
u scar in mind that only charge seven y-hve
cents cavity. for gid filing use the Oest gold
and warrant the fn S, as do pls:e :. h"u
few days notice, wheu they intend coming 10 for
work.
81 Ohce over Lsngion's Flour Sore, Montprirr, IT.
NnEw
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-11-06
ghr Voice of grniee.

NEW NoLUE ? susie Tor IN Croir .nging School,
\ ati .oct.l Giro r. EpwARn MILTON
For sAsr hy q. hElnER,
~ FAsEsAy HuiLbiN5, r.aivrirr VI
The New York herald., 1862-09-03
EXPRESSES,

A BURNHAMis = FURNITURE EXPRESS AND PACK.
n. int establhHon III West E,csenth ssret, hc'sern
gfh aud sxiA avenues III cssehs!d Furntus befca and
skppec p all pats 9f tie World Covered wagons Tor
moving tainflt " auJ itcn ne cVgnry. FJsI'are
stoFna.
The New York herald., 1862-09-03

A ono RgiFfCATES--IiAIING nap ,fVnnn
J.AUZ ssil esirscedwihng pain ~ " " 4, ses.
y lDsst ma ar rfrna HdbtiU ~ tLtyg ssreiins
fr.s, ta.rhsrhs sIAJlrsDYrE }tENIBg AN Fbth Az"
The New York herald., 1862-09-03

sSIoNEE,s SALE or FIRE AND BURGLAR PROOF
"A EIcs-w iers aud Herrings patent speap 70 ciaee
N also Iron Safe SIX feet sutaifc locking
ess tc ca,t Sgt viii sell fcT har price, ~ " Ma!den
ana
The New York herald., 1862-09-03
SALES AT sr6~Yot.. .

--~,>~~o~~-,~,.s-.xss .TS 49,. - Nrssl1S.
A ucrioN NOTICE.. srasaa
y wEsrcori. ArcrloMEBR. n
.sIrrcEsr ii;5is hoUsHftoaD iAS e FURNITURE n
RsA french Pier an Mancl atrror.,
Elegant silver ras ss sv 1s oArssa A0ssw'0A r''h''0,
! ). .,...s rms :... ss ',s
son-snsns ass L. sPssaaeon ssss' precisely
s w ls "s s SA' . ns s :
~ MIR furn the house ~ 70 yins ii Sss e
y ~ q. modern
su ros %oa Par Far q Fn,Sr m sssd ala sn;
= ss $ ~ s s
sn" sns SIDE rs sns ns n ns s
chaa Der sni,a. 70 rosewood nd msho any; bureaus
eisn 81 s par. H. Nd. rsss.s, fort 20 y @ pSand @
Dnas ~ aso as fanas IN n oas
TaSie sssswars, China Ivo,s and Gut cry.
Q. every seripi on. p,atp npnsnt
A UcToN SorcE.-D. D. csu.HINs. AUcTIoNEEF:
surnsnfS sEF5 ssjss S. *5srwb I Nj risSoyoasp
on wssSssS'S 's;,s i r !; &, sssss ,,'Ss
~ ''s elegant sirs~s ' El a7s ~ s''
cs,1en iaa Il l0,s o'clock precisely,
eegant Par.or r.itu stda orier and in solid
rosewood The will soil ne highest bidder lor
ring ndu eaents la ers, the tire
friitu.e II, the hoase is hav ai. made within
months. seF.
Exam rosewood II with all nodern
iprbv ba yc os. $tS, rich wood
and Gov.
CANT II it, of Paia rsintne, IL airA brocade
and san Ets re-, Ill and costly Par.arl
Ognamen iic v NJ collection Of
s ns syn,rs 1 s eTTs' ridhs ns
arg
Chamber Suis N mahogany, Bureaus,
Bcuste4d Weu lands Bsss III hnc haiINloth
pare Hair iat,gesses iom 10 70 81 pounds made 0
Order Ia excellent lion.
Dinne Room tur onsi ting 4 nne oak Extension
Table 81 War, INA, ivory an silver Cutlery,
oTs, Spoons, wit heavy engraved Glassware,
oi very descrip oh. No po tron .Iacnt.
The New York herald., 1862-09-03
DENTISTRY

TtiffcfiL hone oUTnOEE -..Afy SEw, citkMt
~ wiy leI arg1 white paiina Hline. usct whue s'.
wh1et pyin las pnre llt ctsa,iga, hait ead gtaoe
ISa ha9 h3 cspsns perfaatly .sisats; witDnut w
cDgta.ioa, DsnN0thr hrUgd Dr nckch Ou hke 1rthoai
lone: every hiU, Werf1nted ~ East sWchyse'eho
srts, sFar bgxin. .0B Ayenu.. a,,.., , ,,..,.
The New York herald., 1862-09-03
FRENCH ADvEnTIsEMENTs.

IlN DEMAnDE--tSE FrLIg FAANGAsE POrl
~ s0'gner cnfsli ~ cogdrs &asrtsSsr al No weF
18Th o.. cairc di- e' iet~ Acures
TINE DEAOiBHLLE FefNCiISE PANLAsF PAX
u iarmeps anglais demanle - pseer aens i'ag,
dc Doabonneies, Gu s patssscTte confectionery
adrrsset ae sDs IN snce n auciiss da ~ q. EAlJ
LARD i49 Eat ome Dntre Broadway ~ "a hvanue
nGtrcfy!s Nc. 81 bsirlue sv0uat.
The New York herald., 1862-09-03

N sc oni nan ani NV fnrnt ri tai- day sepielnoef
and Cedar STRESS The stock crs aus II e. neral yorry
Tor Far.ors. Chanuers, Librar,s k,c p, Rooms aud
ming Rooms, suite and in separate cels making
-cry raoi1 stock which " select For particulars
aiaiogaes.
The New York herald., 1862-09-03

II COTTON, AvCrIONEER.-LARBE SALE OF SIX
hand Farnitarc, Carpets. Mrro.n,
from bruoky at <A Broadway Canal street, At l
q Prir, d. ooiu ani Kitchen Goods: C,psts. Oso,bs,
Pier Mrrore twa oval do Parlor Suits oo
aid mahogany Bedstrads and Ra Mattresses.
frahcr ieds one seAood Piano, Hatrarls
BOOK, marble top Cottage suits Estrn-irn Tables
Chars, n bl,s Kitcu.n Ware second hand
Dc ste ade and I i. sw kas Calpet.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-07-30
STRANGE srxrIassrs ToR OHIO

The Cincinnati Enquirer says there are a. bad tories
editing newspapers in Ohio Is are to be found in the
Uuitsd States the South being included L. gives some
extracts iu proof IS follows:
The Ashland Union says:
Hired Hessips" going to the sunny Southern sell 70
butcher by whoIesale foreigners, but good men, as
exemplary Christians any OF our men, Who believe
they are fighting for God given rights. This Is
damned Abolition war; We believe Abe Lincoln is as
much OF traitor "a fferson Davis"
The Ashland county Democracy, at their late CONVEX
ton. passed the following resolution:
RI solved, That the late attacks upon the Ashland
Union by the abolitionis the old enemies of the Con-
stuton aud the Union evidences that that paper Is
on the right track aud worthy the support of the De
mocrAcy OF Ashland county"
The Circ!esille WatchmSn, speaking Of Gen. Butler,
ys:
why don't The men of New Orleans shoot the infs.
mous wretch | ke they would 3 reptile or dcgW
The Crawford couaty Forum says Of the present Ad
ministratioa:
1. has pat arms in the hands Of outlaws, thieves
murdersrs aud traitors"
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-07-30

who will thus be forced to take the hstsu oath Of ale
gAuoe ds pissed government are thus to be
into oysl ctz Of the lied SIses their sf,c,icn
wssned from our gloriors young cnedsrscy and willie
to threaten" unsodlerly yet 70 warn Is kndnes
and therefore General would say beware OF the ours
and oaths for vengeance which the fifty thousand brave
fennesseeans Who are still in army, will register in
heaven against the prosecutor Of helpless old men, NO
men and children and the General who cannot guard his
own lines
The bearer Of the flag and this letter, Captain L T.
Porter G. s. A is authorized TO agree with you on the
points asked in the fore going.
Yours respectfully,
N. JEyT THOMPSON, n. 8. g.,
Brig. Gen. on Special Service, q. s. 4.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-07-30
Ia, COsscRlPnos LAw.-rne Pesersbs r. Express, Of
yesterday, publishes the following letter:
HEADQuARrERs DrPAKrNIxr VA)

I'.u july Io0Z J
SR :-Generll Lee directs me 10 acknowledge the re-
cept Of your letter Of the is July, and thank you
for your congratulate on the success Of our army
With reference to the construction Of tho Conscrp.
Law, by its express terms it subjects al persons who
may be over the age Of Is years the time Of any call
for troops made BY the President TO service, and per-
attaining that age, at once become sub 70 mill
tsry duty.
Although the Law contains express prov aions to
the discharge Of persons in servios upon tLer attaining
the age Of as years. Gen Lee is Of opinion that such
psis ,ns will become entitled to their discharge upon
reaching that age and their places will be supplied by
others between Is and 35 years.
! an cir, very respectfully,
Your obdt servant
CHARLrs Marshall,
hsior end A. d. q.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-07-30
rAxArxEkf or "enGrlBRrAD SOLDIERS" IL IEw ron
New York letter in the Phladelpha |. quirsr say

good illustration Of the contempt enter aimed Tor
"ocers on iurlough" and Broadway soldiers" b. the
fair se1, vas witnessed, short time since, on Union
So lare. Two velldrss,ed, dandy Lieuanants we're
p.radng the Streets bsstowing killing e.nces on the
ladies' when charming daughters Of Eve, passing in
the opposite direction observed to gaze attenvey
ut them. Having attracted the attention Of the gentle
men, one OF the ladies turned up her nasal organ In the
most approved Southern STYLE while the other protruded
her tongue TO is extreme length, at the time a.
suning look Of iueabls contempt, much to she as.
tonsbmen. Of the people passing and the amszsmeDt Of
the officers boh OF whom at loss 70 und .rstand
the meaning OF the demonstration At last, Of The
beauties throwing whitening glance at the soldiers eI'
claimed as she spst with i'll concealed disgust at him
'shlms, sham, for shame why are you not with your
regiment in the fsldf"
Tpis speech was received With applause BY the crowd
assembled and the oficsrs glad to steal away As
quickly as possible, amidst their ers and taunt' This
is good lesson for gingerbread soldiers. Nay they
profit byit.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-07-30

CURE yoR DILRRBeA.-I: 6, cans not to be generally
certain remedy for diarrlei. The writer hss known
cases Of several mouths standing which had resisted oil
ordinary remedies yield ia few days under unrestsin-
use o. tha fruit A. this season. when the disease
and the remedy both common, the knowledge Of
act for tn, truth Of which the writer vcn;hes, may
save much sJtf ring. II hospital patients eff ring om
dal OF we're treated freely with ripe peaches instead
Of OPIUM tho result would be greatly TO the advantage
Of Ill concerned. The remedy IL peculiarly valuable 10
the casa Of children. Let those who dosing their
children with drugs this try THE rlsa"n rem.
slv aid h will need o nrher -RonG (Ga CiGrisr.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-07-30
WAR DEPARTMENT., J
ADJUrAEf AND IsePIoT0R GENERALS 0GsiCL,
RloIAokp, July n, lsoa.

arsERAL ORDERS.
No. 81.
TIE successful defence Of yessurg sgsin the mortar feet Of
tee enemy Ao- General VI DORM and the officers and
under command entities them the gratitude Of the county,
the thanks sov,rnn,n and admiration Of the aIny-
By g,sny and good uc they have only
The city ted 70 hem tut they have sLown that lombard
Of ce brayey ted achieve nothing for the enemy,
and My s.r,e uave BIS malice Ard tie hypocrisy Of h
tended wish the Unos. The world that bis
mis- ie Il OF dsstruc ioa no, sorAton.
Brown and h. Offices aud Of the confets
steamer ksrsa by their be attack upon the Federal as
before burg quasd the recorded .npei Of
age and skill They prove that the Navy, when regans
oper elem. nt the chief bsSsts national
fence and en led high place the eoGadenee
ascuon " tie country.
By command OF the sec;ei,ry Of War.
C.igned0 A oooPEs
Iu'y 25-ly Ad,t. and Inst General
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-07-30
THE InrRIsosrp CLrRar or NASHVILLE.


Wehsve already given our readers some account Of
the Imprisonment in the penitensry, BY Andy J'hpson,
OF several clergymen Of Nashville Who refused to take
the oath of allegiance to the abolition government The
following are the orders of the Tennessee Hsynau, in
their case:
r EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT,
June 2s, 1862
Lieut.. COL AeLain, Aeting Provost Nar'ha!:
Ella: have to request that you will issue stringent
orders prohibiting all visitors 10 the Members OF the
Clergy this day sent as PRISONERS TO the Penitenary,
except such have special permission from for that
purpose; and l would add, this privilege should be
granted only for good aud sufficient reasons. would
suggest that no encouragement should be given to that
secession spirit and feeling which manifested in the
numerous offerings of delicaces, etc,iby sympahzng
rebel friends.
fuese not sent to the Penentiary, there to
be kept objects of especial attention from traitors,
nor be lonizsd by class OF people who, if properly
dealt WITH would be RlloEed the privilege Of expressing
their sympathy only within the same place OF conhne.
ment
They are there az enemies OF our Jvernment aud as
such are entitled to and should recavs such conidsra-
ou only attaches to person guilty Of 30 Infamous
crime.
Very respectfully,
AEDRIw JOHNSON,
Military Governor.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-07-30
The sIw WAR POLICY.


The Washington Republican of Tuesday, contains the
following:
"a few DAYS ago q number OF Senators, with hr.
TIumbu az their head waited upon the President ano
made hun formal address, fully endorsng the new var
policy of the President They in favor Of subsist
ing our troops upon the enemy, OF ung negroes for all
military purposes and Of pushing the without further
delay.
"Ar. Lincoln replied to their address, and assured
them that their views nos bis own and that here
after he should &C. upon them"
The SINE paper also has the following paragraph:
"Hon Joseph Holt is said have char ged bis views
and il now in favor Of the Presidents emancipation
policy"
AVOIDING The DRiYr-PRIvArr ADvICIs IRON Eng
LAND.
Ulder date Of 221 list, the Philadelphia Iuqureri
correspondent writes
Il is astonishing to how rapidly unsolicited add
lions are making TO the Fire Department both in ills
city al Brooklyn, that IL Ia known that gentlem
running with "er mas een" VII be subj sct to draft
Men who before bad q holy horror OF associating with
m Use" and ~ K y" have d only objections to
ttir company, but xous even 70 lake the butt
Verify, war is a great leveler.
But 10 be hoped there will be no occasion for re-
soIt ng TO draft. With proper co operation on the
part the municipal and military authorities aed the
exhibition OF the right spirit the part OF the people
at large New York city will be able TO avoid that re
prolch. With more than 400 900 sbe bodied men or
this island il will be lasting reproach to US We csn
MT send oil smother ten regiments speedily for the oe
fenca OF the Ulion, the Government and the dag.
The private letters from London and Liverpool by the
Cy of Washington aud New York are largely devoted
10 spccritions upon the this side. News OF the
fighting before Richmond had not been received wber
these packets lef e b. but the socaled Confederate
victory down on james Island, was creating an impress
oa very unfayorsble TO the Union cause. Merchants
and bankers write their correspondents here In avery
responding strain that shows how they are Influences
oy the uniriendly tone Of the leading British j,urnAl
| towards US.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-07-30

ENroRTIoSERs-The unfortunate individual who has
everything to buy and nothing to sell finds Jordan
hard road 10 travel in these latter days. The spirit
of speculation and extoron, when it prevails TO the
extent now witnessed IN this country, is vortex that
progresses in circle aud draws everything within its
greedy whiri. Many a man, We know, has yielded 10
Il IN self-deence. His chickens, butter, vegetables,
Sc will buy domestic cloth or yarn, sugar or
molaSse coffee shoes, other necessares, at the very
high prices which he Is now charged for them, than
they formerly would at the old prices. He is but
making an effort with those who manufacture sell
what he has TO buy But is nevertheless true that in
this checkmatirg game between him aud his merchant
or manufacturer very large class, who have nothing
TO sell, and W generally the best customers OF
the country ..er, are the chef, If not the only
sufferers by tie game Columbus Enquirer.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-07-30
HEADQUARTERS DEP'roP HeaRIC0, [
RICHMOND, Jaly 20, isoa.
aINERAL oRDLRs,

No. IS
ON and after IUsiDAY the 99th Of Iuiy 1884, within the ls
" its CT TIA rsside-t proclamation msras TITS here
by ordered that the MAXIMUM price Of the oEin. articles hl
be
Corn-f1 10 p bu,h-I Of So De.
Corn Mea!-- 81 20 do 90 co
iced Cats 20 do 80 DO
Clover Hay Fodder fl IS y
Oats and Timothy Hay-sl 10
SucM-tl2 do
suss--9J ce-H.
JOHN h. wINDkT
July S0-ts Frgad Gen aA'.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-07-30

A TIcREss.-The Warren (Pennsy lyania) Mail gives
an account of the sentencing of woman named Anna
J. Clements to the penitentlary for two years, on a
charge of larceny. During the remarks made by the
court she frequently interrupted, with nsOlent and
abusive language. When the sentence pronounced
she broke forth with yoley Of mprecations and let
hy four or five stones after another, like lightning.
The Judges duckcd their heads, and lodged, barely
escaping a hit. Then she bounded like wildcat for
the Judges, and actually got partly behind the bench
before she was seized and held while she yelled aud
struggled with the strength Of a strong man.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-07-30

shall fad Necessary convenient and ctus for the put
lie safety.
It Is further directed that vhenver any order shall be
made affecting the personal liberty of sien reports
Of the same and OF the causes thereof shall be made 70
the War Department, for the confederation OF the De-
partment OF Safe.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-07-30
Stair or TNsrssrE, EXECUTIVE DEPT
Nashville, june Is. 1862

nashville, june 20 ioOZ
Lieut.. COL Afc Lain, Acting Prov1st Arshd!
sIR-Rsy Drs Howell. Ford Sehon, Ss-rie AID Bid.
win are under arrest and they are hereby placed IN your
cuFtody.
Should they desire to give evidence OF their loyal
BY takrg the oath Of alegarc, AID giving their ndi,
vjua bonds 10 the Of IS 900 each for the faithful
Observance thereof they will bo permitted to Go so, and
their release ordered accordingly.
IL however it IL their determination not to give such
c, fence Of loyalty they will be committed to prison,
there to rcu ain until arrangements are completed for
their transportation South beyond the Federal lines,
there 10 be left with the distinct understanding that u
.hey recross or again within said lines during
reb lion, they will bs considered as spies and dealt with
accordingly.
Very respectfully,
ASDRIw JOHNSON,
Military Governor.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-07-30

iBE FERoClTr OF US'o SisN.-rhe world stands sebEst
a. t2s ,fscou, gnlC.ye, cru5 spirit OF ae Northern
20 Iple ;o-Aids TIE South. i!ug with malignant
AMI urous f'ssioas they violate all tie rules both Of
morality ard civ ton 10 their expressions of hatred
aud geerCe aud threats All yOSs OF punishment
Sg.ioSt tue rebels Ia:e number of Andy JotDe:n'-
organ, ths Nashville Union, speaks as iOllowS;
Loyalty Ill! never cots,nt to bCli niTGed empire
With ueE,O -uu r,b.ll o.. IL ia fearful vow which
the AmsTciu people have taken either TO sutdue OF
sItnmnG ne uho,s VI rsJsts Rebel leaders OF
NILy,ie aud TeUacs-te take warning before it s too
ate. Jus ice holds her naked sword above your heads
in 70 l1ie menR.e. Ii il becomes necessary by your
Weed and insane obssinacy, the las traitor who walks
~ ne col ct the republic shall be cut CT from the
i4,e # the ear:n. Mercy will not much longer plead
~th you, and resE assured that pariO ism, as re.
si-,less ~ might rushing avalanche, vi aec,p.
10 Aiug save conditional Submission and will crush
10 sIoms ev,rJ OF posiag obs,acls "
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BUTLKEs LATEST OEDEK TIE following is the revised
version Of an Old story. How does il read
HEADQUALTERs. DIRT oT GuLT,
NsS UrleAns, Nay l5.h, 1852.


As the ,fcsrs solaisrs Of the United States lave
been satoc to repeated insul from the women calling
Themselves ladies Vi Ne~ 0reans Ia for the most
sciupu BOu interference aud courtesy on our part IL
Ia oriered that, hereafter when any female shall, by
any officer soldier Of the UIted Sta,es she shall be
PASSED. BY USHKEDED AND As Usw0RFaY OF NoTIoKl
b. order ot n i,r Gen. PUIIIH
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~ Of the southern Atlantic States One Of these men
1, ..I,.a I,hn Morgan. the other ]. L B. Stuart