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an act TO LIGAlZ, TGE EorI OF TEE DRTRICr AT
ToRStf, hAR 5AA. AND DEPUfY HAR,HALj or Tax
brAlE ~ fEN NrtaEr

AZ ~. ~ LAGAL. u IEG lots OF TIE DHTEICr At
TORStf, hAR3HA4s AND DE?UfY hARiHkL3 or TlE
brAIE - fENNrJaEF
tEooS 1hs Congress et the Con sdeAt States Of AusA
d rnse IhAt te omeAl cts OF J. " ty lat, Dist A.
toinSy and % Olsmsnis late h1rsEG OF tie
IeHle e5, Gnd oi he Desup of sld MarhA from ihs
hhe 7 sp etve oheJi VscAe bI N. papN q the
Of he ~ yoLa 20 iFtrsI Esyci - tie sh day
&c No! 81 VII asii DWucsO nnB u!vit 81 ir.e
hree seyIa Litr Ct stshott Provion fer said
or era 10 thee be aud tbs saear hereby eyAi val
10 the ae eat nj AID iG the Tannsc they had b..
e'ninlri l. Cmce up - The Pssss, OF this q
teyy * nrrtt,i ToE e-sl Tor sture Abi iy he
pubic OF Any - Acfe ,cn 81 al ia nI
py "a "a, t1t same e5t ~ ruaIIer, ty
h'd btei gay Ia once at he me ot iiog The
nd 81 Sh,es ae erey crLsd c. lest and receive The
same es AID enpl-me 5 al heg la rsl tfuy
FAC Be lr. eF e4srtsi. rLAt the sAiI MA'sha t
oeies a onnne 10 act uar the SUCCESSOR q Iid Ma
slE! a.e QIAihsd.
AppGOy.d ApEl u, lisa,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-05-07

REs)LCIIoN or THAsES 10 TIE ORElCEBS AND CREW OF
1hE PATAlCA hENki. Jamestown, TEAZEk AND 0rH
kR N,ss Els FOR GALLANT Cyk duct
Resolve by he Co1gCs oftle Cen ej,r e sa eit Amiss
Tht The III OCus and ferbf ten ere o
the ocs crew tf tls Pat lex Eenr, JAueo Id
other els engaged tleir gallant COId-ct aud
The naiLl cb-t and br IL Mt victory waters o. JAMS
The sth ". dAEeH, ls6z.
approved Ap!iI 10, !s6s.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-05-07
CAVALRY HECRUITS wANTED.

TVIITE rnds, lgnsd are authorized 10 Isiss EEgi.
l. MfET,r BATALLION OF CAVALRY ior ih. Va ~
70 BE- oonru-,d Va whole or n Of those la ~
vice reeallsnS for tao yeas the War. Ire "BAek TX
hose asd fowha Ioopn have reorganiT a ard enlisted
the ba Cf tbs Reym BAialJn Et stments b,
will he Teoe ed bounty go paid rpon enlist
EePo.tto Capt JoHNF y LAY, "PoEhstan Troop o.
Capt ROBERT Ran NDULPH, ID ack Horse,"
an Regt Va. Cava ~, orange y. H..
Or 10 Col. P. J. AEoaEE, Caiy street RohnOnd, Va
apl-C6N
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-05-07
RAEiu RHIS SALE.

WILL rrvA, y ~ PisItt!oa calsd NIllns eon,,h
'ng S'ou two hu iEci % Land lynn the
te, the Cllks Fry Road on RosLoks D.
H. zirtm Ds1yi haltoAL 1here the place
dwelling can't urB slr tie cut
houses has ben smeEha al ID by bat ettBrs
The Eoodan bit b of lice bul dog pine
Possession siyen fr5t Jk'uAry next
For deicr,p apply 70 a. DtAke Branc
apSS~d2r. THoNIs T. sruLnIu JR
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go. s9)
An AOr FOR THE PtYNENT OF MUSICIANS IN TIE AMY
Ni,rK a. III

The Congress e s Coude America do oalct,
Tha, Whtny,r eocrsd smPh muc ans H7y
l0e 4 Company, they suA he l.tio pty
AJw-d hy law mus .uiary enlsei: led n at
iuea pc Solssh Dc employed nsthe he
anSno officer o. te Brigade TO Whoh sail Iei nen or
Corpa & s may be n.
Approved April l5. Is62. mL2-S2v
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IiOLLINs ,AsTilUTt;,

BorEFoUsT sPPIses, vs.
FIVdE session o this will oqen the itt wednes
Il deY II June next, and c. uiiEue ten months
'ul eO 4 teach wilt b. IA attendance and psiractt
- ri 4 III ne kranesEs Of :N lie
In .aong The hes, g1a5e aheo-A,n IN Foa-o ooun.
~ TX allies vrsniI Tecns-e ro. d. ,osIe
The sdvsnI'gs Of TstreGe, m0Gnsa 81: aai saenTy su
minsFsl EaisrS
Bo1rl sao Tuitoain Engrsh BRANCHES .......... s7r
% 60 LraVug aud Pan irF ~ 70 ~
q PIrlb e p BonB ,eG oGaituJ vii
irT ten DAYS The ss,io1
A1y iurteer iaformALol may be hsd ~ Ltlres iug,
OHARh-s l. UlCfy, "a :,
Ap2i-d6'&cSt BetCtozt spriuls, kesno { 60. fe.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-05-07

Genelal Dr'Fa''
he r-r % H5t-'s .af Boarding u-l7ss Eil forN
go -s-r % DE- per0-. Szh., k ~l1-f NJ at yu-'i' :.
t-s.- n. 4ra r-1 trH-r8 q 800 gerg-. I cop gr.n.
.. no 4rrals "a sa fEr1iau. % &c fr2T5-4 as'shA
t.fea sv--g ..y lt t.r hours OF .u 4 n aEf 8 q.
N i.s-v s.-s .- All 1sl.ri a-ss. and 't1ss pub
ps ye-s 81 rs.1- Pty,-i 'f,-4 Soc location OF
81. :. A. - 10 lers- 90 ral asa, HscAs &C. th'
. - -. -.g sssrrr c. rr-I-u6 aH- tEe ssrs111sIls
sluatEy -utng 81 " @ lar.I .1 f1Hr r,.sa.rt
"a No rslru yrls tapfsI HrFr-1 s .lrg'saia irip
az ts -.y .1 d CF ,a=- - rss-0s-E E.hcu' q
passport Dyrr. % lr- laI1ss ,rs psg 'lra.tiea to-
t.ey 5 q. ID A. Ily aa..f -lr tH. t-I uiE rt g,lat
sTf 49, .-t ,-f.rrr Sen 'l;a .ar city, -l
tsal pIsc4I. an .rG 74-7 ns hf.- s-t-Ha..s-
4 rsGE,
-a- - 4 A. rF...-N
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(No Az
JOINT RESOLUTION OF THANKS TO GENERAL L. II. tIeLLY
AND HIS COMNAED

ovsd the Congress Of the Confederate aes Of America
That s Aa.ks q Congress kee2y tncered q brg Gen
Il. les octrs AMI und h I'm 20 dfor he
rle AID br IAn NJry achieved enes in New
n 1icO
Approved April 10. 1862.
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NJ AUTHnRIIY.


Acts and RESOLUTIONS of the Congress OF the
onIea crate sIaGes OF me lea. PasseI at Ihe
FIRST session under the Permanent COnsti-
tuition.
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HEaosCA srxzs DgrAstsEST ~ HFsSZleo.
kcutaEo. Va, March IN, ls52
GEygRAL ORDESE

GANEhAL yADts-r
No s.
Oryruu P.-.-r r. appointed Proves; NSr,hAl o' n
g 81 ers=5.f AL Clasrs o GbjEia Sa4 J. q AayGAra
49, -1patrt-f Nfs-..zt Prrvss. HArshAs.
-1un-l ,rls ss-aL % p. sr'-T, co-c-r-'7s F'n'I ''
o. .trr - .rs a1st % the 10 os. ta-,h&
u ne ely % K.vl-i iF t.v..st into tvo N.A@F DIS
Aee ~ 49, l.r Esyyu a-I a, zal Eg1'las ~
Il ss Ia N.r sa. shs7cE up Man o. ucycrA1f or
ls.a ets -3h sc aea zh sisse 90 lae ual ai uis
ETY. ..
Cspla Gad~rs -1d he Us r't vest ci s-l4 4e Is -7as
ths rt.1asl3 % 81 :. l-J. g. Nay1,rl
I.L S.z-s. st.r-. s.- .H a1pJIltad ,al-f 81 t..-'
- osiss o, sr's- SEQ. 10 n wrDEs
K PACT,
-Np tssL Al g. velrss-
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-05-07
AITNNTEON VOIraT.f iAs,

INPAErgY Coup NY s,os psttai,c- ieE su 10 ~ ir
he secrttSIy War the rrde-gIsl woo Co.
q he virginia Military nlgtaI', iorGins lnnrI
Comp TO- The battalion TX -aistd ty ~ Boot
Jr served capail o gina vouutss.si 'he Sees!
Wa Hsn sbl;o s,ryice er tie ~ Ia tr
10 this copyR End receive the 'u.y. -nd ~ Jgi
ryisd rpiS, hey b., "a camp ui,s
n ie.vIer vi hou' re ,e,vlg G5 h-UHy.
Men in c,mpaUi-s for ry Siils 80 TITO
vice, may 30 lola hi nrry
ReorILlg once 10 e-t, .etE,.- HsN sri Br street.
: HluaHAM
h. r EEt Eig ~,
CrAsLsE CASTEl
ap 2s-dr AUrdUH r. 90 o.,
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ap9s-dt'

LAND R'GEE SALE.
lHr proprietor ensrs to GALE tsgari OF tveve htr
dred Of bne Cane Land, Se! ada! ted.
the production Of Corn ana Cotton any sad IN the state
dsssJppL lhs land situated te southern bounday'
sunfoWer County, beautiful LAIf three uDss hom NE "
River into which emples; GhO dnr ns Steamboat
CATION river Upon this lard Ge&dnins Eve years o
which s susceptible OF making sns crop the aTs.
Terms third cash; the balance 10 two sBnES lnsEen
onehs Of the viii be taken In neTo property desired
Address, T. ". RAEDLE,
his iandns) YIIOo River, care Of a. psw Drop,
V~ssh
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IMPORTANT 70 OFFICERS AND SOLDIERS.
J. =. ROBERTSON.
OOEsn GOVERNOR L5o SnAsn-H IsHnrs,


RICHMOND, VA,
z EEPs constantly hand large and varied Ior'sn' Of
T1GILY GROCEGfgS aad sas LIQUORS aad CIGARS
Imported expressly for this market.
Also the Old gye WHISKY and Apple and Peach BRAN
DY, distilled In ths mountains OF this State.
Anquors and Groceries sOd oy warranted pure and
S-PsrCulAr so,gOn paid putilns up and shipping
goods or Officers srj o iers stationed =. and away nom Keh
COMMISSION BUsls ss-WH make Hsera advances on To-
y ssn . B.eoa, GsIs PoalTy TSSa sSteT Dried Isits
Leather, hde., POsAtOss, BssEs, Pesl, &o, &c.
GUTcR SALES AND PROMPT RETURNS IylS
COFFEE Jus received 20 caves u melt, Issosce of oO
~ lee Cue PacAase o. this Esnce s squal to four PoznCs Of
nhSl " PETEESoSL a CO., Druggists.
1--WE aaa'saed have ecrsr,ashp 70. tie parpO,.
eessoys By ne s1ss n sas.;rE SrSinia lhsy Nl gIs
aGTAdUH, Gi JAzAica, HddessI county, I'll Che 18Th
sOvenesr. and afsE thAi tine n RieamSpe, -
scls-u no. L HoSTAsGE
SOTICR.
ANtNS been .ivse ~ my PhysciAn and many friends to
70 ,o therefore ~ entire stock q GrOeaisi
Hsy Mil oasl Ao Atyery low Jrcel Ny tt,sk eonsing OF
SDJ bs.ei Of lin Thy and Clover Hay
sS d. of,u9sr Ihesvs Oal
lao oboEes Of AdsmaHtne and TAl,v Candles
ln9 DO n Tobaecl
ht, G Nes orlssn, ssgT
Do Vii e Cogee : g'r
CeF.s nolaslss ais, Ma,cses, Pepper
Aupos G nser, ausia
hal (,IgluJ daI aged
Bscwa stad, shp sg,f, llsln Cats Corn,
And many o.her a5te e. too ~ urcrcts % mean1n.
Il take tss mesh OF rrsfg alta ie sincere
uauk aud file s the very h0tral patton
and sint nest ey have eN ended 10
GE- All Itrsg ildth,i confer gJsAt hy
cal ina stJre ADD ger their accounts UhoGt
asslrNHsa, ny yoEag msa having gore Ia y army.
RO Art A. DtBNHY,
aPlJ-U c1rner Of BrOa all h stIetL
400 GROsS BoTTLSS q OsaIJON GOFks
tOO 81 he beat guaaSJ for sale oJ W. PETERSON CO.,
IS lfsn stse nh1
SOUTH SIDE RAILROAD.
f7NHG passenger train follows From Petersburg 10
4 Lyn,- bu-g daiy - A NJ
F--m Lyuca0urg 20 Prtsi,bgry daily GtSN.N
be Junction vta hc R5hl lnd snd DAnvle Rail
-azi and yuchpas SR tie VI Eaa Ead tennessee Rrosd
ana thence 20 NJ part Of renESss=s, Alabama, Mississippi Aikan
APls up. BIRO, Gel Ea2t.
HD Qus cEuFcHnED BArrEsT LlGsT 4KrnIsNT,l
Riahnont IA ch ssh, .st2.
psR5l lCJEstS NOTICE.
81 AVISG receive substuteI n this battery, We
etstas % iateh ent Ard rePse able youns
sasi-uaea 70 on bot VII the
abOyc i-sciipucn ul BE- received
subsutc5 ALREADY IN Camp viii report themselves A. the
rrdrzyyus corner o. m Gad OAy streets Immediately, other
Hise they With, iessrers, according 70 law
sTAPLFTJN oRUrCEPiELD,
wa - TAkHER
nh5-g oHAs. Z. woRrHLM
PHgouONT RIILRO Ap COMPANY.
sNO Ns SogA CAFolaA sud the RcAaord and Dan
vo gall-1Ats b-tgeea Grc-usboro, AGd p1hylie-
EalJ-I ~ the G arte- Of the Piedmont Ricad
~ open books ci s5hscpuol 70 the said . Tie Al
tor al-e ot the Nehno-d sai Dsuyue Railroad oocPsay
Saturday 18th tu0scfbers vi Five Dol
per EHGEs, At he ti!as q tssseT blGs
a. Y. Sf0kEa, SConrS
tC4f-t Ihl. y bH I'M nk'N'f
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Z
- fbeeasd On As aknoIsips Pssyossy tvos zpo1 b.
so3al tls oazssA
iv-,srsera l.-arksi on ths copy for dsd
A. II t..ru vn ,. l-nssd antl ordorsd su sna payssa
sEAcjed Acss=t1gl-.
A. NJ sof he kunaa Advertiser rror.rt 20 dstgcs5
80 tit pstycgss oaly eEtsaas e a aedas business Re
10 Lei ssa a. sgls Advertisements tgzt tAl &c Be -
AkHi'oa. charge md no ssr.sacn-
~ Ria Eta snd CgnSrs Agers AtvetEaouerts -ca - b.
n ~ thr ycsr BE- cssrgi at the ussl rScs zss5
I seen dls1gu1is ii araa 5c aslr, q urcz-
90 pgsfs-I... a. -try aly,rse generally, sassgtlg On
sr ers tpuarss ryss 90 ohszgc tash not on tsi
-sriv sve-age r. .y Nsrf, uEs than tae a-sn
asged upon l.sle urler & C1Eact and su eEcee
esE slsh sraaszst - &c es-zg-- q I-s l9zai F2t-a
ktfrl--len8 i- ffs N-li weekly Wig tF1 cehA
a, gr.re 81 q ass or szl 10 gc s iEssr5a ana so
a. ,fn,rs 90 rael coaaaaEeJ. socs'y cents.
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RICHMOND DAILY WHlG.

TafteG
rzEs Fs5ar - ear Nnesas f-fsssyr y wssEl -,
rtvs "a ts4slsa 7slrp-c, sy ssis 81 81 rsE q NJ
- 81 ~ l. s-s hs-s sdarcs iss ~ hs dsPosa 81
it.isria tEs Pea L. Ssz.alntns eo--f.
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TEE EIVl6ElE F5GseISUI- .[SsV5-
CIAtI ~ BAZi'R.
TTHI7 lFs0 ison has euVagcS irE4 1-r-er Es-
and eth FOR y ana VI BE- ready &c rtrCs
20 =, OF sli kinds next don i-y.
al counnnc tiOl sGOud be adI-t Bei 10 Mr. V. = " v
Box SO manager bsEaar a-d Corresponding sees1r,
Of the y. -. AGsooilrOn. arl'-i
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-05-07

,n BGLs. ALCOHOL
az IS bbls Mach. OIL
10 do Lns. do
- AoEin 90
81 do hpts. Turpentine
10 White Grease
% kgs Sup. Carb E01A
~ hbg Copperss
100 ioE Medicinal Brandy
100 bxs by 10 and 10 by II Glsss
TOGO lbs Spanish Wh!lng
100 Ike CheSiEE Tobacco
1870 Lynchburg smoking Tobseeo
70 baskets UlyC on
Forsslsby bOvf CO.,
-Afn Wholesale Dr~rgi.is.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-05-07

WM. HSA SMITH,
ia MAIN sTHJgT, Up slAIRs
AN s ai y cid stand II; ,tsin se t. up sLts Wher
ccri rALuilctu:e mill T'Fk 10 Or .cr, N for -
pIreL Osng to n NEere high pHcas o. o.
fyimi. oompaI-s d. rot Pep gatefr
rghnesl when aAI shAff he l1''r BE-
M Irie ths to cr - sl' ce, ala a.
ldva1ce csrrt made prlcH 70 t9nPs
.is ng thI made fud IL . tler me eEl
spF2 WI IRA syTTH.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-05-07

MfLtIAHN NUIlNf.
TTAVIEG been Authorized By the War Department " rAs
II en into service BsttAio' Of IErASIEI
for the war composed volunteers In the service
dss!rurs cooperation and assistance of ohers
Those wis ing join This patriotic undertaking, vi
please in tia city, address In srtng, corner
Leigh and 9Th streets.
mhes-u ROBERT G. scOTI, JR.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-05-07

ygEIS rheut asssts1c aishted 70 ne Will eocter
sAMSsOS JONES, Agent,
.Bt In aui gh tr-eA
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ARD OIL.-lo bbh Lad o / lsstts
II sDu W. :
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LIGIi'C AKGILa.ElkN

= GIGS ny roll WITH II. full compir hundrr5 sni
ncl1dn twenty four st psLt 10 ser'ica E1CsS
..u aArrri week, Eao Missed under Tie special
.Iae'y ary Wa. On Hstiou N dsy d.
fr h- transfer "a ihese FED, an
40 p sEp-eyents then coiGs
therefor. desire .nt yf0us goos ~ %
r-cla sill E2py pro ply e.Ih,r 81 te once
the BAsiD, N sehLond, - ne ~ Camp
e." New Fair Grounds
WIZ @. CgrEsBAw, csp'an,
oF 9s-tf CrenshaE Battery, C. m2 ee
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-10-03

The Ohio Repository, published in Canton,
Stark county, the home for many wears and now
of George W. Belden, Democratic candidate for
Congress in that District, says OF him:
Il was with Breckenridge in 1860, and am
with Breckinridge in 1862" "the South is fight
ing for her rights, and | am with herr" II would
rather see the Union dissolved, than see Slave
ry abolshed;" 1--WE are more in danger Of losing
our liberties from the acts OF Abraham Lincoln.
than we are from the acts of JEFF Davis"
"These and similar expressions are the daily
utterances of George W. Belden, the Buttern1t
secesh candidate for Congress- He was one of
the men who contributed his influence to divide
and break up the Democratic party-going off
on the Breckinridge tangent"
"He's fit companion for Vallandieham -
Yet he's colleague of Mr.. Noble--one Of the
noble Union men he endorses and afiiliates with
even though he makes weak efforts to show
himself supporter Of the war for the Union"
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-10-03
RItofHIstory.

In speaking of the grand act of President Lin
coin by which the chains Of bondage were struck
from the limbs of three millions of human be-
ings-so many chattles, by one stroke of his
pen, were made men; so many slaves on the
shedding of few drops of ink, started into
freemen-the N. Y. Evening Post remarks:
1t is well known that the President had this
proclamation ready some weeks since that he
laid it before his cabinet and urged, with his
usual cleaness and impressiyeness of statement,
the reason for issuing it, that he found but two
of the members adverse TO the measure, Mr..
Seward and Mr. Blair, whose objections were
so strongly urged that he laid it for a time aside;
that he by no means abandoned his design, and
after Pope's defeat which, but for the shameful
neglect to reinforce him, should have been a
victory, followed by the invasion of MARYLAND.
there is reason TO suppose that he regretted not
having issued II at the time it was drawn up.
and became fully resolved that the moment our
arms should be again in the ascendant and the
disgrace of that invasion wiped away, liberty
should be proclaimed to the captive all over the
rebel states The field of battle is now trans
ferred to Virginia. The fresh recruits by which
our army is enlarged and inyigorated are hast
ening in squadrons TO the conflict, and before
them goes this voice Of the Executive, proclaim
ing, with trumpet sound, that on rebel ground
all chains are broken and the oppressed go free.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-10-03
The Presiden1 Seronaded.

WASHINGTON, Sept "a.
A large crowd assembled at the Executive
Mansion to-day for the purpose of serenading
the President. Having been cheered and cali
led for, he appeared at an upper window and
spoke as follws:
Fellow Citizens: l appear before you to do
little more than acknowledge the courtesy YOU
pay me, and thank you for It. 1 have not been
distinctly informed why it is on this occasion
you appear to do me this honor, though i sun-
Pose-( -(Interruptions, ats because of the Proc
lamation = cries of good and applause IL was
about 10 say suppose understand it. (Laugh-
ter Voices "That you do you thoroughly un-
derstand it.") What 1 did / did after very full
deliberation, and under a very heavy and solemn
sense of responsibility. (Cries of dGood! good
God bless you'll" and applause,) 1 can only
trust in God have made no mistake, (all right;
you've made no mistake yet go ahead, you re
right. y | shall make no attempt on this oc
casion to sustain what / have done and said by
any comment 1t is now for the country and
the world to pass judgment upon it, and may be
take action upon it, i will say no more upon
this subject. In my position | am enyironed
with difficulties, yet they are scarcely so great
as the difficulties Of those who upon the battle
field are endeavoring to purchase with their
blood and their lives the future happiness and
prosperity of this country. (Applause, long
contnued) Let us never forget them On
the 18th and Nth of this present month there
have been battles bravely, skillfully and sue
cessfully fought. We do not yet know the
particulars. Let us be sure that in giving
praise to particular persons, we do no injustice
to others. only ask you at the conclusion OF
these few remarks to give three hearty cheers
for all good and brave officers and men who
fought these successful battles
Cheer after cheer was given, when the Presi-
dent bade the crowd good night, and withdrew.
The procession then proceeded to the resi-
dence of Secretary Chase. He understood they
had just paid their respects to the Chief Magis-
trate of the Republic, to thank him for having
issued proclamation which will find a response
in the hearts Of the American people. No one,
he said, can rejoice more sincerely in the belief
that the Judgment you have expressed will be
the judgment of the entire people of the United
States. l am better accustomed to work than
to speak. l love acts better than words but
nothing has ever given me more sincere pleas
ure than to say amen to this last great act Of the
Chief Magistrate.
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Proclamation by the President OF The
United States.

Whereas, IL has become necessary TO call into
service not only volunteers, but also portions
of the militia Of the states, by draft in order to
suppress insunection in the United States, and
disloyal persons are not adequately restrained
by the ordinary processes of law, from hinder
ing this measure and from giving aid and COM
fort in various ways to the insuTrection, now,
therefore, be il
Ordered, First, That during the existing in
surrection, and as necessary measure for sup
pressing the same, all rebels and insurgents.
their aiders and abettors, within the United
States, and all persons discouraging volunteer
enlisments resisting militia drafts, or guilty of
any disloyal practices, offering aid and comfort
to the rebels against ths authorities of the Uni
ted States, shall be subject to martial law, and
liable 10 trial and punishment by court martial,
or military commission.
Second, That the writ of hebeas corpus is
suspended in respect TO all persons arrested, or
who are now, or hereafter during the rebellion
shall be imprisoned in any fort, camp, arsenal,
military prison, or other place Of confinement,
by any military authority, or by the sentence
OF any court martial, OF military commission.
In witness whereof have hereunto set nv
hand and caused the seal Of the United States
to be affixed.
Done at the City Of Washington, this 24tb
day Of September, 1862; and ofthe independence
Of the United States the 87th.
Signed by the President,
ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
WM y. SEwARp, Secretary Of State.
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HOWARD ASSOCIATION, Philadel-
Il phiafor fhs Relief Of ths Siek aad Disiressed a.
gteisd nA YtraIen aud oArOnie Diseases aHd espeea
" Diseases eft ths Sexual Organs.
Medical Advice given Gratis by the Acting Surgeon.
Valuable Reports on apematorrhea or Seminal Weak
nesa and other Diseases Sexual organs and the
New Remedies employed IN the Dponsary sent in seal
cd letter envelopes, nee o. charge. Address,
DR.. j. SkiL1IN HOUGHTON,
Howard Association.
Iy No. z South Ninth Street. Phiindelphia. Pa
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Staying women.
The washington IN. Cd New Era. Of

The Washington IN. c.l New Era, of
the 9Th, says:
As Private Jewell, belonging to the N.
Carolina First, was coming out Of his house
during the action, unarmed, where be had
been laying sick for some time, aceompan-
led by his wife and child, eudeayorinc to
get to hisquarters for safety, be was charged
upon by the rebel cavalry. He was cut
severely upon the head and arm with
sabre; his wife was cut over the head, max
ing severe cash; and the little girl, child
about five years old, was shot in two places
through the arm and shoulder. The skirts
of her cloths were completely riddIed with
balls. Oh, ye Southern ehiyalryl
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A proclamation by Abraham Lincoln, Presi-
dent of the United States, striking directly at
slavery, the cause OF the present rebellion is the
grand event oftheage. It is the most important
proclamation issued since the foundations Of our
government. twill be hailed by the-loyal peo-
pie Of this country with joy to which words
can give no expression. 1t places our nation
fairly on the side of right II makes freedom
hsnceiorth our policy. 1t takes from our cause
the support Of those only who love despotism,
and brings to our standard the sympathy of all
Christendom, and the enthusiasm Of men who
desire TO fight for principle. But tho Presi-
dent is not impulsive. With great long-suffer-
ing and forbearance he still holds out to the
rebels day of probation He offers them three
months in which to return to their allegiance
II they refuse, upon their own heads viii be
their ruin. The executive government of the
United States is henceforth pledged to maintain
and defend the freedom of every individual slave
in the rebellious states. Aud IL will do Ii; for
the great cause goes marching on. 1t is cause
(which never yet went backward In its sup
port we shall triumph, for the God Of Justice is
ON our side
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The Louisville Journal Of Saturday last
contains the following, derived from Lieu
tenant Dawson, Of the ssd Kentucky ,regi-
ment:
"Ihe surrender was matter Of absolute
necessity, MS the gallent little band Of Fed
erAl troops, who had fought so nobly on
Sunday, aud again on Tuesday, were sur
rounded on all sides by an overwbolming
force. II will be remembered that the de-
fences of MumfordsvilIe had been formed
with view 10 an attack from the south,
but, as q formidable rebel feree made lis
appearance on the north side Of the rives
and as the Federal works were threatened
at all points, 70 hold out longer would have
been suicidal on the part Of the Federal
troops"