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Deaths At camp Chnss.

Post HOSPITAL, CAMP CHASE,
July 28th, 1852.
EDS. LEADER Below / give YOU the
names Of those who have died at Camp
Chase, since June 2Sd, 1852;
July 9th, J. G. Bean, 18th Va.
18th, James Lilley, Va. Militia.
10Th, c. W. Teneh. q
" 10th, W. H. Tolar, 9th Louisiana.
26th, s. Given, Va. Militia. y
9th, Thomas Kailor, Va. Militia.
18th, Geo. W. Hill, citizen Of Va,
9th, r. Morrison, S5th Ohio.
l4th, Charles Journell, 61st Ohio
18th, 0. T. Clawson, s5th Ohio.
Morrison and JOurnell were accidentally
shot
There are in Camp now the 18th and
8Sth Ohio regiments, nine hundred and
fifteen parOled men belonging to various
regiments, and one thousand six hundred
and seYenty-six prisoners. Of our own
men there are not TO exceed six in hospital
truly sick, and in prison hospital seven
teen in all, the most Of whom are wounded
men. From these statistics every man
can judge for himself how the sanitary
and medical part Of the work at Camp
Chase must have been conducted.
l. c. Brown, Post surgeon, U. s.A.L
- s..-.
A naval officer with the sanction of the |
Navy Department yesterday went on board /
the Receiving Ship North Carolina, at The |
brooklyn Navy Yard, and selected from
whole batch Of volunteers eighteen men,
who are bound on hazardous exploit the
nature Of which it would be contraband
% publish. ~ r TribsiEs, q. 2 4S1a =
VIVA
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BOARDING.

R0ARDING.-ONE OR Two YoUVo
private 1smiy' At 81 BoliEEr-st TsTm5 nodsfStS- K
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RI@Sweet Flag Chewing Gum-the best
known substitute for Tobacco, and Remedy for Ner.
vous Diseases, Dyspepsia aud Lung Complaints Ask
agents for circulars. For sale By Putnam a Cocka-
riu. Cleveland iulys
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VOLUNTEERS WANTEn.

ID ECRUITS WANTED ! tRAAI
ron the aAR@
1o3d RE-GIMENTI
S. Extra Premium Paid to Recruits
% more than Is paid by any other Recruiting oeor.
$50 BOUNTY
Paid as Soon as Enlisted
PAY, CLOTHING s. RATIONs
Begin al Date Of Enlistment.
Can go into Camp Immediately.
HARVEST HANDS can have a Furlough until the
S. VIII be Paid to any one Bringing a Recruit
Bz. Recruiting OHice in Atheneum Building.
Capt. C. W. TIBBITTs,
lst Lieut. CHAS. 4. SAkGENT,
% Lieut.. LEVI 7. SCOFIELD,
iuly2s Recruiting Ohieer.
w A N T E Dl
Teamsters and LabOFerS,
FOR THE
REGULAR SERVICE U. S. ARMY-West.
We want FIVE HUNDRED Of the above described
men for the Regular Service in the United States Ar
my in the West.
| Pay Of Teamsters and Laborers-S3O per month and
/ RatiOns.
The men furnish their own Clothes and Blankets.
No Uniform is required. They must agree TO serve
/ months, unless sooner discharged
/. ug Apply to the undersigned. WeTeqIre satisfac-
tory testimonials otcompefonGy and COED character.
Iron and Nail Warehouse,
aug2 Nos. 81 to 70 Rtyer-St.
VOLUNTEERS WANTED A,A
TO FILL UP
COL. BARNETT'S
CELEBRATED ARTILLERY REGIMENT
In this service the Soldier secures to himself expo
rienced Officers and a position in the
Advance of the Army!
Every Battery has seen Active Service in the Field
as-Pay and Advantages same as Regular Army.
Thirty Non-Commissioned 0fioerI
have been promoted to Lieutcnants in this Regiment
Lieut. T. M. BARTLETT,
Recruiting Officer
HEADOUARTERS-l2 superior-St., over A. S
Gardnes UTOckery Store near corner Of Superior an
Seneca-Sts. luly2
A TTEN T-IONl EHAg
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Cleveland, July o, 1862

Cleveland July o, 1852
4 TAsMEEHINGaoF THE STOCK
"a HOLDERS Of the Knowlton Mining Companv
neld IN this city the 10th nst an assessment of
Three Dollars share was leVied on the caPai stock
q the Company, to be called in at the option of The
At subsequent meeting Of the Directors it was
ordered that the first instalnent of Fiffy Cents n
snare OF the above named assessment be called in pav
tember next. - 0P
. The Transfer Books will be closed on the 10Th of
August and no transfer of Stock will be made after
that date until this instalment is paid
II. NJ CHAPLIN
JhiyZY-4U5t5 Secretary and Treasurer
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HEAD-QUARTERs INDIAN EXPEDITION, !
Camp on Grand River, Cherokee Nation, I
July 18th, 1862. J
To the Commanders of the Different Divisions
Comprising the Indian Exhibition:
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FOR SALE OR RENT.
Tho ATbambPa Mill.

At New Philadelphia Tuscarawas County, y.
This liU contains Eight Of stone IS we'll stu
ated for Merchant or Custom Work, being in the cen
ire of one Of the best sections for wheat In Ohio II
will be sold Low and on EASY TERMS Of PAA-
LEVI RAWSON,
glavelauH
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The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-07-03
PROCLAIM alton.

TO the People Of Indiana
The Government Of tue United States
has called upon Indiana for i've additional
regiments of IniaEtry 10 complete the
crushing out of the present rebellion. The
neces -ty for this call need not be stated -
it is sufficient 10 say that it exists, and, as
patriotic and loyal citizens, it only remains
for US to meet it. Indiana has done nobly
hitherto, in furnishing her brave and be-
roic sons to defend and maintain the Con-
stitution and Union of our fathers; they
have rallied around their country's stand
ard, Many as the sands, one as the sea-"
and their gallant deeds 10 the field is the
theme of praise on every tongue.
Let this call, which | trust is the last l
shall have to make during the war, be Ie-
sponded to with the same zeal and alacrity
as former ones have been.
The published orders of the Adjt. General
give specific directions for recruiting and
mode of organization. 1t is proper to state
that in the i've Regiments called for are
included the Twelfth and Sixteenth Regi-
nents, now recognizing.
Given uuder my hand, at Indianapolis
this twenty fourth day of June. A. D..
1862. OLIVER P. MORTON,
Governor of Indiana.
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ARMY CORRESPONDENCE

EDITOR JOURNAL Let the fact of this
regiment-l7th Indiaua-having a num-
Der of soldiers from your city, and COM
pany from Princeton, your sister town,
where your Journal circulates extensively,
be my apology for intruding this letter upon
your attention. Parents and friends al
ways rejoice to read paper which is zeal
GUS in giving information of the absent
loved ones and am pleased to record for
them the fact that We are, as heretofore, in
the enjoyment of excellent health. l had
supposed that he hot weather of this cli-
mate would prove destructive of health to
an alarming extent, but such has not proved
the case as yet. In this regiment we have
but FIVE confined to the hospital, and they
are improving and rapidly regaining their
former health. Under the energetic and
skillful treatment of Dr. S. f. Manford, of
Princeton, as also bis Assistant Surgeon,
DR.. Winaus, of Elkhart, we are all enabled
to report for duty. We have had but three
deaths in the regiment for near seven
months, and the whole number deceased
since our organization as regiment-over
a year-is not larger than fifteen.
This argues well for our medical staff, as
also for our officers who command the Tegi-
ment, for every care is used that the men
are not unnecessarily exposed Every ex-
ertion is now made, and from the begin
ming has been made, to keep the men, and
tn ir clothing and their quarters clean
Our former Colonel, now General Hascall,
taught US the way TO prove most effective
and efficient upon the field, and what he
did for our regiment be is now doing for
his brigade-composed of the 18th and
SSH Indiana Regiments and the 26th Ohio
and Bird Kentucky Regiments. There is
no "red tape" about him, but he heartily
detests and cordially despises all vain show
and style. When the occasion requires it,
he is aIwaus in the proper uniform. The
men love him much in every regiment of
the brigade, and if ever they are permitted
to take any part in an engagement, | have
no doubt but they will reflect great credit
upon him, as well as upon the State where
they are from. His promotion left the
Colouelcy for Col ]. T. Wilder, of Green's
burg, Ind, a worthy and efficient officer
Major German of Owensville, Ind, is our |
Lit Colonel, and proves himself a stirring |
and energetic officer, which the following
anecdote will prove:
We possess almost a Presbyterian rigidity !
in discipline, and the men are severely pun
ished for every transgression. Tive men
were caught throwing dice for money
which is strictly forbidden, as also every
other kind of gambling. They were placed
under arrest and reported to headquarters
this morning, when the following instruc-
tions were given the guard by Col. German,
namely: "Sergeant, you will see to it
that these men have dice procured them,
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MISCELLANEOUS.
GEO. A. BITTROLFF.

KNsE P"z1T q JUST s = n q 8 ~ z ID
-AA from the East, with weH selected stock of
Watches, Clocks, Jewelry, aud SiiTcrwaro, offers
his Stock as low the articles can be bought in
Iarga o'ties. Gold Watch-s, from $3.50 down to
$50. Silver Watches from 500 down to So
Clocks, from $50 down to SI.75. Setts of Jewe:ry,
from $50 down to SOC. Bracelets, from $50 down
to 50 80.
Finger Rings, Breastpins, Earrings, from S15
down to 25c. Si}-~-IVa Table and Teaspoons, Soup
Ladl,s, Cream Sp '~S SNtter and Fruit Knive7,
Sugar Torgs, Salt \ Nqstard Spoons, all soil
lower than usual.
81 yer, Steel and am Silver Spectacles, In
d'es' fine Wire and Pertemonaies, silver and
Tortoise shell Gard C~ses, Gentiemen's Purses and
Portemonaes.
f. n. Robins1n's L dexical Silver Soap, for
cleansing Sill er or Plated Ware, the best thing
used.
God Guard and Vest Chains, Gold Pens, PLATED
Ware, Castors, &C. Lathe and silk Guard Steel
Chains. Goggles, Reev-r IN tbers, Thermom-
eters, DC all of which he offers 1T low figures.
Call and before purchasing elsewhere, and
satisfy yourselves of the fact.
APPS
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LAZ NO 81
Adjutant-General, Ind.

GENERAL ORDER NO. 45.
ADJUTANT GENERAE's OFFICE,
INDIANA VOLUNTEER Nj iITIA,
indianapolis, June 10, 1862 J
Authority having been issued by the
War Department for the organization of ad-
ditional Volunteer forces, indiana will be
expected to furnish her quota, and it is es-
sential that they be raised Immediately.
Five Regiments OF Infantry (including
the Twelfth and Sixteenth Regiments re-
organiziDg) will be accepted to serve three
years or during the war, unless sooner dis
charged, aud will be organized on the fol-
lowing plan, heretofore adopted by the
War Department:
Each Regiment will be composed of ten
Companies, and each Company will be or
ganized as follows:
l Captain.
l 1st Lieutenant.
l I'd Lieutenant.
l lst Sergeant.
Sergeants.
8 Corporals.
2 Musicians.
l Wagner.
And from 81 to 81 privates.
The maximum preferred in all cases, if
attainabIe.
Each Company will select Captain, Ist
Lieutenant and I'd Lieuten Mt, sub bject to the
approval of the Governor, by which they
viii be commissioned, unless good reasons
exist for refusing. The non-commissiored
officers, until the company shall be embod-
led in regiment, will be appointed by the
Captain, afterward by the Colonel, on the
recommendation of the Captain.
When one-half company has been mus
tered into service, the 1st Lieutenant thereof
can also be mustered in, and when the
organization of the company is completed,
the Captain and I'd Lieutenant can so be
mustered.
Each regiment will be organized as fol-
lows:
10 Companies.
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GENERAL ORDERS, NO. 46.

GENERAL ORDERS, NO. dc.
ADJUTANT GFNERALs OFFICE,
INDIA>A VOLUNTEER MILITIA,
Indianapolis, June 26th, 1862
The following order is published for gen
eral information:
WAR DEPARTMENT,
WASHINGTON CITY, D. O., June 81, '6l.
Order to encourage enlistments in the
Regular Army and Volunteer Forces.
1t is ordered that premium of two dol
lars shall be paid for each accepted recruit,
that volunteers for three years or during
the war, and every soldier who hereafter
enlist either in the Regular Army or in the
Volunteers for three years or during the
war, shall receive his first months pay in
advance upon the mastering of his company
into the service of the United States, or
after he shall have been mustered into and
Joined regiment already in the service.
EDWIN NJ. STANTON,
Secretary of War"
By order of His Excelency o. P. Morton,
Governor.
LAZ NO }LE,
Adjutant-General, Ind.
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aad, under strict guar0, are made to throw
dee every hour alternately, for forty eight
hours with nothing but hard crackers and
cold water. After they have served their
time out and filled to the letter these in
structious, then barrel must be procured,
one head knocked out, and a hole large
enough to admit the head of q man cut
in the other head; this must be slipped over
the body the head protruding. Then, write
upon the barrel in large letters
oHUCK-A-LUGK BOX.
With this over them, they are TO be
marched up and down the color line until
they are satisfied with gambling, and cry
PecdUi" This was carried out to the letter.
Again, | say, as have written home oft
times before, great care is taken that no
so der shall be cha ed Gu: OF his hard
earned money by pack of gamblers in
testing the regiment, who owe their place
in the regiment to their love of gambling.
Captain Jordan, formerly represen tative
from Corydon, Iud., in our Legislature, is
now our lively, good and popular
Major.
We are camped at Tuscumbia, Alabama,
little town of twelve hundred inhabitants
SO am toId---loeated on a beautiful emf
nence, and surrounded with a section of the
most beautiful count y | ever W. Its in
habitants are kind and courteous, and mani
fest warm interest in our welfare. can
not say anything of the motive that prompts
this kindness to cur officers and men, but
just chronice the fact as an item of interest.
So we'll have our troops-the Is hour
brigade behaved that the citizens have
petitioned Gen. Wood, praying that Gen.
HascalPs brigade be lett here, if any troops
are TO be left.
The post hospital is established here in a
large amphitheater building used for the
State, in the fair ground. There are about
400 patients in all, from Buell's army. DIR.
Seymour has charge of the hospital and docs
all he can to make the boys comfortable.
The Sanitary Committee are doing wonders
and effecting great good in supplying US
with such conveniences as sick soldiers
need. They have our warmest thanks.
Respectfully,
II. O. HOFFMAN,
Chaplain l7th Reg't Ind. Vols.
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l Colonel.
Litu:enant-
J Major.
Adjulant, Ia Lieutenant)
l Regimental Q. III, "a Lieutenant)
l Surgeon.
Assjstant-Surgeou.
Sergeant Major.
l Reglmental Quartermaster Sergeant.
l Regimental Com missary Sergeant.
l Hospitel Steward.
Principal Musicians.
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Advertisements published in both thu
Daily and the Weekly JOURNAL will be
charged the full Daily rates. with one halt
the Weekly rates added.
Business notices published in the local
columns, will be charged tor each insertion
ten cents per line.
Charges will be made for inserting the
notices of the following Orders, Societies
and Associations at the rates named to be
paid in advance.
Military Companies, Order of Odd Eel
lows, Masonic Orders, Benevolent Societies
and Singing Societies
For each notice not exceeding 8 lines 25
cents for each insertion; over eight lines at
this rate.
Announcing deaths with funeral notice
attached, ST. without notice, free.
Marriage notices so cents.
Notices of Festivals, Picnics and Excur-
siors, gotten up by individuals or associa-
tions, OF by churches, at regular prices.
Advertisements loaded and placed under
the be al of Special Notices, if ten lines or
over, will be charged double the usual
rates.
Advertisements making less than three
lines, inserted once in the Daily, will be
charged fifty cents.
Yearly advertisers to pay quarterly.
Announcing candidates cf every deserip-
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each name in the Daily, and 81 in the Daily
ard Weekly, the same to be, in all cases,
paid in advance
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REMEMBER THE DEAD.
HeImerich & Back

Having fitted up a large Marble Yard, are prepared
to furnish Tomb Stones, Monuments, Nantes,
Bureau Tops (marble), and in short evei ything in
their line, with pTomptness and warrant their
work to give satisfaction. They especially desire
those wishing tombstones to call and exami ne
their styles of work and prices before purchasing
elsewhere.
Yard and Office on First street, bet. Sycamore
and Vine. mRyl6~6mos
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Delivered in the City, per wsek-........ ....S0 10
BY mail or in the City, per year (ia edTancel %
FOB WEEKLY
By rail per yee-, single su6scriber........$l 90
" I" club of five Ito one address) On
ADVE RTISING.
For TerRas FIRST page, tabular form.
AGENTS:
The following gentlemen are our 'uthorized
Agents in the places uAned:
S. NJ PettengiH & Co No. 81 Park Row, New
York. and Nc. State street, Boston,
Agents for the ] urn Il in those cities, and
thorize to take Advertise and criptions
for us at our LOWEST RATES.
Or. Raston, Boouviile, Warrick Co.
John NJ. Lockwood, Mt. vernon, Posey 90.
John R. Daugherty, Rockport, Spencer Co.
James l.. ThornroL, Princeton, Gibson Co.
John B. Handy, Aewhurg, Warrick Co.
Dr. Murphy, New Harmony, Poses Co.
A. B. Wilkinson, Cynthiana.
Preston Talbot, Poseyville Posey Co.
=. II. CusteD, Petersburg, Pike Co.
John GRAFT Canal P. O., Wsrrick Co.
Robt. A Throop, Francisco, Gibson Co.
DIR. II. Wilson, Owensville. r
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Che 2ailp SumrmaI.

81 .
PUBLISHED
JAMES Il. MCNEELY.
F. M. THAYER.
JNO. H MCNEELY.
UNDER THE FIRM or TIE
Evansville J0URNAL CCMPAnY.
Journal Buildings, Locust St.,
Bsss7sss FIRST SSA s5~eSsr.
REGULATIONS FOR 1852.
TEg~ All Advertisements
amounting to So or less must
invariably be paid in advance
to secure attention.
All Job Work must be paid
for on delivery. Transient
Work must be prepaid.
aEzE
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EDIroRTAL TTEMs.

J. q. Hollingsworth, Of Edgefeld Dis.
trict, offers Eve hundred bushels Of corn to
the families Of soldiers-twen bushels to
each family May his crib never be empty.
The statistics at the Yankee Auditor
Generals Office show that one hundred and
sixty seven thousand Of the troops, under
the last call for three hundred thousand sre
now in the field. y .rtg9ssss.
The Wilmington Journal makes the fol.
lowing hard fling at old Butler s.: If the
devil don't get Butler, We might as we'll
have no devil and # he don't pat him in
the bottomless pit, there is, no use in bay
ing pit. ef5z's - Fgssts55s,~s IL -
s- Three young ladies announce through
the Raleigh, North Carolina, Standard
that they will provide clothes for three sol.
diers as long as the war continues, if the
soldiers whom they select will consent to
marry them when the war is over: They
sis6 to secure homes for themselves In fu.
ture, as their own homes are in the hands
of .thegYankees. Here lis san excellent
chance for soldiers TO procure clothing du-
ring the var, aud wives after it IS ended.
% Friday, 18th October. there was an
extraordinary: double tide at Igerpoel.-
After the e&ebbshad passed for sa half hour,
according to the tide table, the tide return
ed aud reached the height Of lS inches, a.
.boye the former high water mark.
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ss- The London Quarterly, for October,
has an elaborate article ou>"The Confeder-
ate Struggle and Recognition" advocating
recognition not only as due to the South
and to the history aud conduct Of England
under similar cases, but to the interests
and rights of English subjects resident in
the South, who are uow unprotected, unless
through the courtesy and forbearance OF
authorities not recognized by their Gov
ernment.
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News FROM THE COAST. Official des-
patches from Gen Walker at Pocotaligo,
received Friday night at headquarters in
this city, state that positive information
had been obtained of the sailing of a feet
of about 20 vessels, on Friday morning,
from Hilton Head. Nothing had been
learned in relation to its destination. Opin-
ions varied here among military men. 1t
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THE BRAvEsT IN THE WoRLD.-The
London Weekly Dispatch says of the South
in the present war: p,
"Never, we assert, with the utmost con-
fdeuce, was there known people so hero
ic, so brave so prudent, so devoted"
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Con,naission Sale.
!. 4 TN EQUfTY-.YoRK.

James p Blair and John .carnes, sz.a esW for
ISiS stefSi Is, 49, ssssssL ~
Jno 81. Ross Erecsaor,.etd, s@s3 - . eoHstruc-
Samuel Blair, tsaf.ss zsiee, &c.
TN obedience tosthe decree of Chan
ceor Carroll, nadedn above eases AZ JrneTem, 1861,
Twill expose public sale az fonrs House, on the
JOHN late q York District, deceased consist ns
3 :sss. & &C .s3s $50 ACRES oFsLAND.
These nistave been recently and VIII be offer
ed In tots OF FORTY TO :. Y-FTvEs AGBES-the
greater ppron Of which eice forest, and is distant,
aso ss d HonsE 5 SEA AND Nd me Town Of Yokve,
fronting seyenty-to feet on Street. and running back
over six hundred eet and bnunded Of jno H. Ad
ams estate Of Capt Simr Dr. Lindsay and Others, and
continuing aboutf u ACRES. The Dwelling contains
...,tS73e,e gsss EIGHT ROOMS,
with CT osETss PsNTRIEs &e. The. lot possesses all
the necessary btIdiss with fine WE'LL ofwater, and
withaI, isonc of the most desirable places Town.
= Also, two other lots, one Of NINE ANDDA HALF
e Hsas and Is sra e Sesf
Known The Meadow Lot and situhte below the Jail, on
the Howeli's Ferry Road ~ - .sHS>. =
The attention OF purchasers Is called to the above prop
ey as feel satisfied that such property has not been Of
fered I'm this market twenty years Plots of the above
Lands may be consulted any time previous 10 the day OF
sale, on application atmy Office. ~ s11zlsss1z
The aboye properly will besold on acredlt OF one and
two years. in equal annual nstalments, with interest from
day of sao, secured the bonds Of purchaser and good
personal sufees Purchasers viii be required to pay In
easa SEE wa RTfssass nap s.
fDecember3 S-sI- ft],' - ~ H~S'" ~ssT At
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Dg- Lincoln has written aletter to C.
Francis a dams, bis Enb bassador at London,
iin which BE takes the bold and decid ed
ground, thar 20 inserposition hy foreign
powers viii bs tolerated By him, that ou
any attempt on the part Of England aud
France to meddle ID Che present Conflict be-
tween him aad the people Of the South,
will be met with prompt. iindignaps sreas-
from himself and his entire Cabinet
and Coogresss He sswcpld rather sink The
Onion and alI Oh board beneath ths BOT
tom of the sea, than submit toa compro.
misc with TREASON Of parleS with raisurs." !"