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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-23
George Francis Trnim.

PmIADKLPhIA, Monday, Sept. p, 1902.
George Francis Train received an ovation from
the Philadelphia public this evening, at the Academy
OF Music, equal to that bestowed on Parson Brown.
low, and other champions of American institutions
who have preceded him. The house was crowded
TO excess. Mr.. Tram was introduced by Cassius NJ.
Clay, aud made characteristic speech on 1.-THE
Rotton Institutions of England A number of
civil and military dgnitares occupied the platform.
Lis remarks were frequently greeted with applause.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-23

DEPREDATIONS BY GUERRILLAS.
SECRET EXPEDITION FROM HELENA.

MxsPHIs, Tenn. Saturday. Sept 70. 1851
The bridge over the iIatche River, few miles
north OF this city, was burned BY guerrlas on Thur
day night. The bridge WIS not guarded a. il wac
considered of no importance.
Gen. Vilipiguc's forces are reported to be sta
toned II miles from Memphis, in the vicinity Of
fernando.
The army Of Gen. breckenridge 10 at Holly
Springs.
An expedition with transports. conveyed BY gun.
boat left Helena on "wednesday. part o! the
troops landed a, Laccnia, Ark, 90 miles above Ma.
poson. The precise object Of the movement lie NOS
known.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-23
A Cavalry Commemorative Rebels Driven
BY Gndianinns.
LorNvlLLK, Monday, Sept.

LorhNILLk M0hIsy Scp' ~, Tdhz
The main body OF Bragg army was reported 10
be at Iodgengille Larne Co., this morning, en-
route for Bardstown. 1t is supposed he reached
Bardstown this evening.
Ninety.fve Of The Indiana cavalry, under Cspt.
Shueler attacked about the number OF Forests
Rebel cavalry, yesterday morning, a mile from
Lebanon Junction, and drove them short distance.
The Robss were reinforced by twice their number,
but our troops still pursued them. driving them into
Boston, killing five, wouudng II and capturing -.
We lost eleven prisoners and two wounded
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-23

HARRISBURG, Sept. 81 1907
BY authority Of Gov. Curtin, tho mii'tis W"
quartered here will be sent home. Ii u supposes
that those in Cumberland Valley will return ~ so0"
US transportation can be arranged.
Information received at Boonsborough says .o.s
the Philadelphia Corn Exchange Regiment Oo''
Provost, attempted to cross the Potomac al S"eP-
herdstown on Friday night, and met the enemy ~
overwhelming numbers, and were repuised VII.
considerable loes. Col Provost was badly woundts'
In consequence Of tho Governors order recalling
the State Militia, tho excitement has been very
great. The troops arc quite dissatisfied at beng
sent home without an opportunity Of meeting 'hs
enemy.
A Rebel deserser named Henry Cromwell was
brought here tonight. lie was captured at Bragg
port by the Harrisburg City Zouaves, now guarding
the bridge across the Sasquehanna.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-23


Sixty days ago to-day the President Of the
United States issued Proclamation whereby,
in accordance with the act of Congress, he con-
6scated the property of all persons who, at the
end of the sixty days, should still continue in
rebellion against the Government.
Yesterday, the 22nd of September, 1862, the
President issued another Proclamation whereby
it il provided:
l. That on the first day of January next
all persons held as slaves within any State,
or designated part of State, whose people
shall then be in rebellion against the
United States, shall be THENCEFORwARD
AND FOREVER FREE.
ii. The Executive Government of the United
States including its military and naval au-
thorities, shall, after that date, recognize
and MAINTAIN the freedom of such persons
and shall do nothing to repress any efforts of
their own TO secure and maintain it,
III. On the first day of January next, the
President will designate by proclamation what
States or parts of States shall then be in
rebellion, and to whose oppressed people this
great boon of Freedom shall be extended and
on the faith and by the power of
the United States. But the President provides
that any State represented in good faith in
Congress on the first of January, by members
duly chosen by majority of the qualified voters,
shall be deemed, " in the absence of strong
countervailing testimony" as not having been
in rebellion against the United States; and he
proposes at the next meeting of Congress to
urge upon that body to tender to all States not
then in rebellion pecuniary aid, should they
have already adopted or propose to adopt the
abolition of Slavery; and he still proposes TO
all persons of African descent voluntary colo
nization.
The President, moreover, calls attention to
the acts Of Congress Of March Is, 1862. and
July II, 1862, and enjoins upoa all persons
in the military aud naval service to observe,
obey and enforce them.
by the first of these acts all such persons
are prohibited, on pain of being dismissed from
the service, from employing any force under
their command to return fugitive slaves to
their masters.
BY the second of these acts all slaves Of
rebels escaping to the lines Of the army of the
rebels, or deserted by them; and all slaves
within places occupied BY forces of the United
States shall be FREE. And no slave escaping
into any State, Territory, or the District Of
Columbia shall be returned to slavery, unless bis
alleged owner shall make oath, not only to the
ownership, but that he had not been in arms
against the United States in the present Re-
bellion; and no person in the military or naval
service shall assume to decide the validity of
such q claim, on pain of dismissal from the
service.
Such in brief are the provisions of the Proc
lamation which we give below. 1t is the be-
ginning of the end of the rebellion; the begin.
ming of the new life of the nation.
GOD BLESS ABRAHAM LINCOLN!
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-23
GENERAL NEWS.

by the arrival Of the Nova-Scotan of Cane
Race ON Wednesday evening we have European
ds,es 10 Sept ~ two days later than those received
by the Borussia. The news is not important. The
reports about the health OF Garibaldi continue 70
be conflicting. According to one report bis wounds
are Of serious character. Gen. Boxio, friend OF
Garibaldi yet opponent of the late expedition,
severely rebukes Rattazzis conduct toward Carl
bald as destitute of humanity. The English press
was commenting upon the American news brought
by the Anglo-Saxon, and regarded matters, as then
represented, as drawn battle. In Wiltshire small
pox was making progress among the sheep. A
Frencs steamer, with troops board. was lost off
Gibraltar, but no lives were ozt.
The Postmaster G eneral has ordered the con-
tinaance Of the Pacific Mail on the Overland Route,
shere being no danger to be apprebended from the
Indians The mail now passes daily through Den
ver' and many passengers travel the route.
On the second page of this mornings edition
present our special correspondents account of
the attack on Munfordsvle, Tenn.
An abstract Of the message of Gov. Ramsay of
Minnesota is printed on the third page of this morn
ing's edition.
STATE OF THE MARIxT,r,ss
The Stock market opened steady, but an the call
progressed extraordinary strength evnced
6rm. with change from Saturday Demand Note.
up cent with l3s bid State Securities were strong
and 10 demand also at the previous quotations Gold with
speculative buying improved frsc,ionll7!d Pacific
Nsn cent tsttetll3i Qll3l Between the Board,
the market very firm with considerable poston TO
bay shares At the Second Board there active bust
pese In Gold and the Shares aud although this mp
ward tendency somewhat checked the sales Of parties
who realizing the profits Of the recent rapid rise yet
sss ess stocks placed tho upward movement again
ssnnsncsd OF Gold. sloo 900 were sold at ll7iGll7s
Oevesnmsnts hrm After tho Second Board the bust
esss 10 the street large and higher prices esab
asa With an upward tendency at the close The msrket
steady Tor Foreign Bills whou, much scvity Sterling is
i1s~ist' ffsnos Ti1i32i The business OF the Sub.
Treasury ~ss Receipts, 800 SIS 02for Customs. 5000
fJmsnts eas7si7 o. Balance 1929 IC6 g. The Money
1e' increasing ease, and loans have been
~ osnts Governments fsvorite borrowers at - cent
xes ssrsas iste however arc stu l5 u cent the buk of
ns 1sa'sson' being ct y cent The msrke, for Custom
ksus W>i in Beer ysy sslivs sas Su0ys. and the quo
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-23
The Road Open TO Harpers Ferry.
dzADoUARrFRs Army % PoronAo
Monday Evening sept a. 1862
The following is tho official report Of our loss n
Sutnnnrla Ca.uz ul lLa La4.Ia of Lo AnIiatauu.
Total loss In Gen Summers Corps......,

The loss in missing may be somewhat reduced By
stragglers returning.
train of cars crossed the Monocacy this morning.
Tho road is now open TO Harpers Ferry. where
there is q sufficient Union force for all purposes.
The Rebels, in their hasty retreat from Maryland,
left between LOO and 200 wounded betweea
shsrpsburg ard the river. They are being paroled.
1'renty-sir stands Of coiors were taken during
the battle of the Aniesam, and have been received NJ
headquarters. Seven more known to have bees
captured and arc in the hands Of the different regi-
rnenis which captured them.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-23
TO CORRESPONDENTS

No notice can be taken OF ANONYMOUS Communications
Whatever sinended for insertion must De authenticated
BY the and address of the wrte-nos necessarily i'
publication. bu. as sgusranty for his good latin
cannot undertake to return rejected Com'nuncaons
An bu.n... ,,ar for this Office should addressed TO
"THE TRIBUNE" New-YoTk
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-23
Call for n Convention Of the People In
massuchusests.

Bosros. Monday, Sept. "a. 1862.
call signed by some seventeen hundred Of the
fret citizens of this State for Peoples Convention
to be holden at FaneuiI Hail. October for the pur
pose of nominating candidates for State officers is
issued to-day.
Among the sgnerI Of this call are number Of the
prominent members Of all tho old party organizations
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-23
Tenth Ncw.Hnmpshirc Regiment.

CONCORD. H. H., Sept ~ 100
The 10Th New-Ilampshire Regiment, Col Do0a'
hue, lief. Manchester to-day for waahugs0n' w
New.York.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-23
THE WAR In KENTUCKY.

Escape Of Gen. Bragg from Gen. Buell..
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-23
oIry IrSxs.

Rom ArrrmPr TO EscaPK YRoN THE PkSfrEsfiAkf-
On Monday night about IL o'clock daring attempt was
Naae by number Of eonvcts In the State Pent nlsry TO
make their escape from that institution. b, an Ingenious
c1nriTAnce one of the prisoners succeedsa ID picking
the lock of bis cell door, He then, BY means oil false
ksy which be had managed to- secrete oPentd ABOUT
hy Gel and turned their occupants into the In
ner Ird of the prison. The two interior guards all
this time, we're in the small guard house, uhcon
s,ous of what was progressing near them, until the
prisoners aroused them to sense Of th,ir reInisshe
Of duty and dsi ger by attempting to open the door OF
the RuaId-houss Fortunately for them, they had fat
ned the door the inside to keep the wnd from blow
ing Open and she prisoners bath in their pur.
Do o TO sez, and murder The guard Inc lattr heard
the threatening observstots side * II ihem," "b.ttk
open the door," with seine apprehenti for tier PER
sonsl safety. but they armed, aid one Of them
aimed = pistol through aperture in the dor, snd
ruled trigger, but "lhs tbirg woulin't 60 6f"-
he snapped the pistol several times wi hou. ef
fct b his time her calls for help bad reached the nil
itary guard on the outside I'd they releveo
from th,ir rerous situation. The outsMe guard with
lolded muskss entered the yard aud the eouvcts 6s
ding resistance useless skunk back to their ls The
interior guard mined their pistols and discovered
that the nipples had been plugged Goa ed with
prisoners promptly secured in th,if cells and
t1us ended the af.ir. Som exctem n wee c)nmupi-
Gated to the city, by the tollng Of the Penteniai!
IL and also the D. on the Capitol Square, Tor an hour
or two
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-23

tAs var. The enemy anAlly aed preePltAtey TO EsA'
b,A CITY, where thew sought protsctoa under the cover
Of their EuaboAs Toe Southampton Cavalry we're sr-
dsrsd 10 reinforce Col Wright but, taxing the Eroog
road came up in OF the enemy, aud we're nnNh
to age such fearful odds Their uPPsAfatc ho~sssr
gave additional impetus to the movements CT the AZ
fsss aud caused the latter 10 make more cireu'ous
route 20 Eizsbeth Civ than they intended Had the
cavalry taken the rgh read and pursued The enemy as
soon as their panic commenced, Il positively esrA
that many Of them would have b en- cap ured.
Tee eoEardy invaders, on reaching n zloeth City,
be,ook themselves 20 TIER Transports and, haSing got
eotirely ous Of dagger the gunboats opsned On the
iowa pouring into H shower OF shSl and dNs!royis g.
I, l. said nearly ali the remsi ing buildings.
il not bali we'd that the Yalkets intended more by
this movement than general raid into The country tor
the purpos q reconnaissance aud plunder.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-23

L,-ss sa-y HAvASA-A l.lt,r 10 the Cta'l sOu
c5aaer "a, Havana, ls list, slys'
Tatrs Is rot much ress n tia city. TI,i0ss stsaBl
sr, have lsf sIeEiay sai to-day 70, Ils sh1r,s Of
D.zie.
Al Infamous st,eup, va ms'e Lac, week to bun the
steamer Au3,il aid Der cargo, lls1 balls Of eoiop,
"a % De IlJ.cd BY NO Noiihern sSipa ieI-,
-.der The iusig,ioa O. S5a',l Savage and Wtleott-
SHOULD Ls-g,g tauy th1 a.. gea;i' pan eoull bow ~
log bls his creatures 10 tle CeI5aatc are bic OF
an crns t5a7 re oOE.u- A sale vas Wa5e %
g aosAEy O. 80 200 p0a-g, Of powder, "a VI ca sun
dr7 sir IHQ Ost.u L. cJli.-s the \ Jr.h were 10.
tsrsIssd-35 Csns pr pa 10 srrivsi on arrival
ri ICED a. IS ceo's pound aud TO-DAY over collar
e,ul1 be IA for n. ia,tol-saes ~ 70 2ii r,4ls
\ oek ulsl ao5g. 600 bLss. To- ,rkess nAEe got
SON.. bu Whsn toey srs .oNn TO b. b.diey thiF o.
f.rs are e'iusd W. have m C1sr'st - ;s-WOrih
a. ( bsrs; India and Vaenii+ g. o 8 4
doly weak We are on tho orOat s-Od VI pcut
ea,s 10 business dol g n. Dlce tX9scssd - Iule
ogsr "a Ths Spanish authorities are - much diAgdsted
Linc5las csas1r,tip iyra'ry nat u 10 De ahoi
ID from cur preL Every eitor - 90 be responsible
FIR his liag,4gs al e1uauct.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-23
RICHMOND WING.
WEDNESDAY MORNING, APRIL %. IsSa.

Fokr PlLLow-Ihs siege Of snis tors Vas eoaime-esa
On tie u isst - tie eaemys ganboat' Inc iors =
situated eighty Eve niles abOvg MenPb aud "a said 'S
be one o, The strongest points on the h'ef- Is on
the Tennessee side. 1. is tort d by i~eny sahsSA
dcannOr, s2-pOdDesrs; 'hfrsssn smOO'n-S0Ee' same
a., and ous ll.i-ch ealan0iAd. TIE eaannSl OF the
river Is uhin Oae hundred yards OF the guns and 10
boats Of however light drs eau pass Gays one writ "
fcom The pscs,) Al a greater disaLee deep ai-eA'
r,mp,r, and he military road extend from The river
fsnt sa the ryat " TIE river hoat on The si in the
,.p Of hese shoe on tue brow Of the higessi hills,
t,lv mounted with heavy guns a. TIE salient Anglo'
,o s. Of lie extent OF which may be formed By the
fac, d., would require 20 900 @sn, formed 10 line o
h,, n cover s circuit l. the rear, ou'side the
"a tbs woods are not Oaly cot, 6a; stripped OF 4
LIMBS for ever ase huadFsd yardsand Is agia turtle
strengthened BY almost impossible uorAss, wSieh
stretches auArd and uPSAd Of the river as FIR as the
eve can reach.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-23
TELEGRAPRIo.
COMMANDMENT or FORE PILLOW-hoyRNENTs
OF THE ENEMY

AUGUSTA. April 22.-Ths Savannah Republican, Of
yesterday, has dispatch from Memphis, which fsyi
that the enemy commenced the attack on Fort Pillow
on suudir, the lS:h-nst, and renewed 1t on Monday
without result Five gunbOats and three mortar boa $
we're engaged in the siege The F,d.rAs have landed
heavy force FJrky Deer river above the F.r Il il
believed that the Fsderals falling down the TenDes-
see river.
The Memphis Appeal. Of the l6 b, cont.ins Gen.
PrOes resignation commander Of the Missouri Stat.
troops.
An arrival from Plducah reports that G,n. Halleck
was there "a the 10 inst
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-23
LA1ER FROM (0RINrH

Augusta, April 2l-rhe New 0leins Pieayms has
despatch from Cornth, dated 6b which says that u
report in the Memphis ppers Ct the lardiug of Fed
era fore. near Fort Pillow is untrue Gems Breckn
ridge and Hindman have been appointed Maj GENERALS
COL Thomas Jordan, ASSISTANT Adutant neral to Gen.
aursgard has been appointed Brgsder General, and
Capt. Jack Morgan, ColoaeL
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-23
- MAYoR,s OFFICE, April


No. 10Th, 1892 pors nave 10 this 0tes by .
edvnt o''Le oAd I Heat deem hP 10 O. ln'ssdi
tsnlsn Of he eLsrE 10 IN folio sing prov So Il the d.
naness Cftle ely
Every upyiog house or lot 81 T. a. fac Iueh
lot :, er dan In he street any
PsAe Pl opo ite rslo to an:y KEEP aud free
oOsru lbs ami h all 30 - NAV be hned n lss
hAa doll tea dollars and To- each day aft
the Dir III sIch OTIS r-et1 rsnS sal hnl las than
two more III RiWsnty 4 las
z ia 1h .usb sh, hes dirt ether hi igs be eA-.itd
from let 9th place snd see pub IL ley q
zsy OTIS Ions o. Iuo ca ne pa remain
tAeren In n VIII ibn .u'hoASsdhy tn oIdssnee
the psrson Pua 70 b. pu ori In ut
rts2e tts rsnA aha fer any SAGA Zen be not
less tina A1d for daJ AZ the
ars that the Il upon str Aei, shall be sd
lees giAn tWi than tw MY doiAs.
II any persn ,hal Be put iaio esar
hose; CT upon any ether pvAs proper ,, net 90 cd
id bT any n nui Of kind, h. shs be
hieI mo- less than more than twenty oolA1.
u any pison sisn have suffer uawhOl
Ne te stlgnIIt faacs Of APy nd 10
aay ko-ssor Gel oihe' private opsry OWre
o;e pisa him hsthal be hnel LOT les TIA >Lens: mere
than tUtniy doilAra
IN Poi e Ito ATS al prom ',y AZ s're S 20 hs
Of or lnaucG TIE Al Of ls city Tres IL
A22l- 81 IJ,EPa MAY !, ~Gyor,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-23
NrrRoroLI1.r pAlL-Lee Mallory. aWar IlIustr,

hETRoPOLIrAS BALt.-Lee haOry's "War Ilustra-
tou." will b, exhibited thi. morning at eleven o'clock
Tae children Of the Orphan Asyums have been invited
- be present. A new ieature-the Wounded Ciiler
bor5e irom Manassas Pl4iOs by faithful sedier-Nas
introduced las. Light, ana proved 10 b. 30 close
ssmbStce real life to make The Illusion comph te.
Ths bat 10 Of Hampton 10 Ids whc the iron bei ked
Virginia aged he victor Is be exhibited next week.
II the utsutme those who have not seen the "War
lasrauols" shoul do 30.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-23

WE ARK req sei to cill attention to the sale Of Ei
ugOL advertised in another column. We are assured
TIA, this 10 old mansion, still in excellent condition
with only outlay Necessary 10 repair the fence AROUND
its beautiful lawn aud sPenoid grove, may be made one
the beautiful county seats 10 this part Of Vir
GINA and the farm Stacatd will be ioubd only well
the gso"th Of the crops usual in that part Of
the country, bu. valuable as grass and sock farm.
Az q -dtds.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-23
BY KENT, PAISE AUCTs.
DRY GOODS as AUCTION.

ON thu. sDAV, the 24h ntsnf We au,-, commenc-
" log at 10 &C N. NJ ih ell lar,
nd 1esrGbls 40 ent 4
sTAPL' AND FANCY GooDI
IN hiding large 10. Of bealt U faGV - ami ether drs
,o)dI As)-a ost ,hod Ani pieceI plain hsure
5w4s Masns checked AMI n Id cto Pain o-mbries
Atso
slack Apac " IsN linens Psnt stun silk an Cot Hsndk4
ellie s Oasnsre'. Yts inE Rlack iik CAV NJ old
Al ny her very scarce EoOsI
1srus eAh KENT PAINE 4 co.
Aurtt
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-23

BEiEE sEsTloS--A cispstoh TO sls SeT o'leSns
Pc.yu1e rou COrintb, dAed fs~ days after the ba-
tie states that mutual agreements tsi been sgned pr
mi ting sargso1s G1i ss.SadlDis On boh sides, TO a,
ID ne wounded Eb0 are not removable trJn the bs;
&c H. aud ~ b. tK-n2s IRON capture as prisocerA
Ls1.enar, Crowley, OF the Eleventh LouisiAns, shO
To-. hs rght band a. nOa lost bis Lett band At s5i-
Loo. Be still einss 20 oInss, refusing 20 resign.
TIC Cbarl,soa Ccurisr says that g. s. Lager Grey
f,u h.siy Lieutenant CoOls in the B:tish army, has
arrived in tasi cry. hs way to Richmond, desiring
u enter mo the Confederate services.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-23

A SCGaEsrIoS ABoUr KANsls.-A writsr in tho Hous
ty1 rieg.Eph sassests tat ussOts;iOus should be
tsr,d into sih he eiys4 Id. as North Of 7 IA {,
toe psrutces: occupation d The JeTi.ory OF KsosE-
Ia suggestion il to q; them sogggsr The territory Tn.
pr the CoGfsderAss Gag sad give them TILE 70 it for
ev,r. Tbs q give a slfi isls barrier HEAisi sboi.
do-m on the N1r,hssst. and vii sisO give those
tioas dom IN ,aa; vii be am2,e f0r he failure.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-23
FRoH NEW ORLEANS.

NEw ORLEANS. April Alta special dispatch TO til
Des, from Fort Jackson, yesterday, says that the enc.
uys FIRE has very much ssckered He has fred $40 0OO
pounds Of powder, and over 900 tons of from. Thi.
OOmbarimen i, unprecedented in the annals of warfare
Oar loss, SO far, is ite'killed ard ten wounded The
firing is now very SLOW. The mortar vessels are out CT
sight, bahind point Of woods. We sunk two of them
yeslereaN, and diaahled a steamer
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-23
lr92 2.
- TO THE VOTERS OF TnE

TO THE VOTERS OF TBE
A-A LarH CONGRESSIONAL BtSfRIcT ClsPos
OF TaE CITY OF FETGxsB1 re $40 Tar OIL MITES OF
DIVWtpDIE O TsEFtELD POSHArAN, ANrLA. ITO
NAY cUdBgRi AKA 400 JHL "a AN PRiACs GEoasE-
You stt1 ia't) harsto the y.eane eau ed
b. h r,sE Jour late s,P w. 10 c. gress Mi
/ he he Il tttneeI 81 hs eou1uy make can
aTprcpr u viii not Itr1fi be deemed pre-
pat, d respectful you H. u lhg 70 Ne
rogue The dat let tke this mode 81 pFessatng
a. a cAgd at. for ufr q Declared by yea and
dor from be Ierslss In NOS nAtur ly
al N Stp able relu AIT that Shatev,r powers OF
Ia body nAnd ~ not b. engs Cd 10 the grand
ragss are snE far all tolds deA S-' honor And
nI radeaee or hdsry devotion 70 cause, Iced
glve Ny past lie crse Gov unhle, my
sT ~ AID te ale uv tUnl OF ny eat and mind
pledge nc 10 DO not dfer trtm
aay IDA voters In he DsLt Al are, dou :
her, IL tsJ'l the ute most the
Atroa invA IN 'ts add tbs subj igatoa cur
eCuEi - Their crushing tyranny All al or dn2
Wheeler pat party opinions ave uds ~ %
Hara rceth. BE- absorbed curing thrPrssen OIL
,oLr q suer tT them With the SSdon snd
saceG Asthst uASau h lit vas mere Use NiAl
u Pc 81 thu sew OF IN cous an eGps-l',
ely AID fever eondd Al 81 or party
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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-23
IRON TAMPA, FLORIDA.

SAVANNAH. April 22.-Tae Republican, of this morn
hV says that the post bill from Tampa Fla has the fol-
10 wing endors nent The coRnander of the bloch.
siing Aset within two miles Of this plice, hes sent
bat here and ordered the tou to surren der or be ben
bvded NJ jNr Thomw replied: Come along, then,
and take us shall not surrenderr