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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-04-01
MendacitY.

Gen. NEIL Dow has written q lo,ter from Pom.
%sacnla to some frisnd in Glasgow, Scotland, where.
in he says:
Large Numbers of-she people (confederasoJ bayc
fsd within our linea for projection and We are
obliged to issue rations to them T., saye thenif from
actual starvation. T. wrote you some mouths syo
that the number of those people WIS much larger
than tho whole number Of our troops,. aud Il has
since been stendi'y and rapidly mere ifns. They
Ay-t to us frum CONSUMPTION, Whirh now incIudor
oil between sixteen and sixty years, OF airs; ard.
while awaiting an opportunity To escape; thsy
conceal themselves In tho forest. They nEs seized
at their homes, Ut wherever they eau be Found bS
squads of rebel horsenea,- Who scour tho ah6le
country for the purpose. and. take every MAN ND,
invalid whom they can find, except sueh ia sre
owners Of six Slaves; and the slSvebold6rs may
exempt u son. relative or friend, for avery six
slnrss he owns beyond the six which. aecur: his
own exemption. This pfanS recently Ishldtod, +:
produces gres:dircontent among tho ipe"pls, aud
has excited several regiments to such IN extent
that they threw down their arms and disp.rsek.
They declare that this Is q rich man . War, but
q poor mans ifSht."+S -" - .''.E :. 7-t5-,-I
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-04-01

E, A SuppeIsE on Folly .IsL.sD.-On Tues
day morning, privates Carter and Williams
of Compaay +, Captain h"Sard' attached 10
ed on Morris's Island, went over to Oyster
Point, Folly Island, for theptrpose, Of getting
oysters. Having previously made frequent
visits W tbout .eucountsring any one, they
went unarmed, NOS expecting to meet any of
the blue coated gentry. iTheyhad been there
bn. a abort time. however, before they OBJ
served six p~recions looking Yankees, heavily
armed, approaching them. Here uasa d.
lemma. Not wishing to be captured. private
Gutter, with great presence of mind, started
at full speed towards them, waving his hand,
and shouting for his comrades to com up.
The Yankees, thoroughly Heightened at what
they no doubt deemed a large rec'nnitering
party, turned and fed in the greatest haste to
their boat, leaving their boats dag behind
them. The latter MAS brought tp the city
Yesterday and presented to General Ripley.
Charleston Courier, Goth.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-04-01

Nova from Texas TO the 2d instant bring,
us an important order FROM General Magru.
der IN relation to the expectation CT cotton
General Magruler says it is impossible to sus
tain the army. on tho Texas frontier without
purchasing; with cotton, supplies brought from
foreign countries. He has. therefore, grant.
ed to all persons the privilege Of transport
ing cotton 10 the Mexican frontier. The cot
ton ia u be valued at 500 per bale, and i'm.
.porte-s Of supplies or goods will be allowed
to export cotton III the amount of. the Gus
tom House valne Of their original invoices at
the port Of entry, with ono hundred per cent.
added. Government agents. and the people
alike arc to be governed By these rules, and
supplies of goods imported if imported to
enable the importer To export cotton, will mot
BIZ per,nitted to leave that department. BY
this arrangement it is to be hoped that sup
plies Of provisions, goods, wares aid merchan
die will be- easily and abundantly provided
for the soldiers in that secttN..
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-04-01
'Forts. Advertiser
EbosstEib6 e. e., s. O., MAJ. 2s,b, e

EneHstEl6 g. a., s. O., NM. 2s1h, 'ss.
Mn. JAuEs NJ dAnSisos,-.Dsqr Sic: In %,
conversation last Monday 'abuatthu- money sop
psid me in the Sheriff. % Office, whom you stated
that part Of tho Bills wore interest bearing,
agreed to tako them without be.itations bg.,thought
! had an equal right, with the Tax Collector. to
Discriminate. You rrp!i... that you nor, bound
to pay such as you received. I then gave you
tho notice t, receive no moro until further orders,
10 order to.Iaso the trouble of re investment, at
this tineso nnfavorablo for it. / was perfectly
willing to recsiro tho i~nterost- bearing zDil!sr and.
should 80 havO stated in the notice but neglected
to So SO, but I bow authorize yOu to take them
fog any money due mo in your Office.
I have sold haur and meat for tho money ia
circulation, not knowing that there was any diff.
in it until 1 saw the Tax Collector, no.
ice. 1 then found that + had q considerable
amount that be refused TO tsko.
SAMUEL BROOKS.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-04-01
District Dottings.

"RusrIc" has our thanks for his locel informa-
ton. Ie writos from tho old Rocky Cretk neigh
borhood and ,ayb: Tho farming operations in
this vicinity are backward. An unusually largo
corn crop is 4 being planted, and but feu will go
up to the allowance In cotton" That good.
| Again he suyr: "There arv moro hogs In this
locality than ever were before, and the people are
having unusual attention to them" That's bettcr.
He tells US. al.o that 1.-the wheat crop in that
noighborhood is a fair average ono, while the oats
have beon partially killed out on red land: Yet
there are some good oat-h6lda."
"RrsrIc" feelingly Gays:
1.-The dav. set apart by President Davis for
fasting, humiliation and prayer was generally "e-
served here by all the religious. denominations
and tho voice and CALCULATIONS Of many derout
hearts we're poured ont in earnest prayer TO the
Great Ruler Of Heaven and Earth, returning
Thanksgiving and praise for past mercies, impl"rinag
forgiveness for our many sins and praying Tor
protection aud strength in the future"
Oar correspondent appends en- incident which
will touch u chord Of sympathy in every bosom
"Wu. NJ. RAponS, "says he" of Co. D. 18th
S. C. V, was severely wounded in the battle Of
Murfreesboro and fell into the hands of tho enc
my. We hoard from him on the fth January bis
leg had been amputated at the thigh and Is was
thought he was doing well. Nothing has been
heard from him since until Last Wednesday eve
ming, whom 4 letter csme from Lieut. DzSsr to
his wife. His little boy was at the Post Once,
and, on receiving the l%ettor, his face WAS lit up
with a smile at tho thoughts Of bearing from an
absent, suffering parent. Alas! how sad tho di'-
appointment to the afflicted ones, when it WAC
found that the letter contained the announcement,
of the death of the beloved father and husband.
lie had sunk to his rest within a month from tie
time he was wounded"
Sad indeed are the sorrows that thieken around
US. But Heaven has promised to shield the faith
sriess end tho widow.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-04-01

ogz;, 81 two and haifaiollar. per dozen, andlts
cu.tsraii at one and j qnarter. dollar, each, and;
,na mi:eiffsul 1t afty. eant.a each at y
sold ri nifty scsn.s a guar. and ssefyy;srticfsef *
arsifsnily nigh rates We d., not s1r'st pg:anys,
favors at the hands: q. tic peoples asseaboatss. fog
t~h.yssre. 'aiasso be; aai'ly ''yHApa.hisasrs sishi th !
Yanaksps! -. y. {
"wo have had, kf a week, beautiful SepriI &
weather. very unlike whatsre had during tho
winter fer ne had fr.quontshows and asy quanti-
~ Of rain.
.""Lest 1 prslong uy letter to : ~tife,oms ye1:snt,
1 will bring it to = clOse, by again alludisg TO the
subject With which List Outs aThis1Ssshing, in a
very short time, I procured tvsnty-si1 subscribers
to the Edgohsld Ads.rti.er. each Of whom paid
toImss 81 for the paper ono yoar. I will suhjoin
9 lis. of their names, and I ask that you will be
surcrtvren thu papers prunptly, a .1=hass guar
antee& that you would do 40" -.-.-,t -. d. =
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-04-01
From Tennessee.

.CH,rrANoesA, March 25.-
Aifa4Iei, Theleaassr h-enyai fghlng since
Mnrgans engagement: at Liberty g.
Tie EsaeraIs sdll occupy MhItreeaboro,I
Our se5lts are in Lebanon and separating
along the south barkG the Elmberlandtis'
er, from :bauop sett Stone Riser; ,
, AsSegbts iron StlSIsh of Gs'Cenherispo
report That the Fedsrals are Destroying far'n'
ing implelnents, aud foraging the wn"le coun'
try. The inhabitants arc compelled u ride
t: cir provisions.
Eve. THOUSAND Federal infantry occupied
Gal,atin, aud the Louisville road was strongly
guariel l.. ',GTG1g, g
1t is reported that tho Fedsrals hsve de-
stroyedt the -Stone's Is. R.v>r R1flraad and Tusii-
pike bridges between Murfree>boro' and Nash
Vile.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-04-01

I = - 80 = -, 80. :
CoIToN,TIt is, understood that MI. DeBow
the Confederate States i agent, has neeotisted
the purchssef of' between one hundrea ana
6fty, and one hiuhGred aud seventy Ave thoo:
Sand baleaps eottenyip Q Leasianasau d Mssis-
sippi q, 81 average Of about IL cents, -This
is one halfof the late purchases Of. Tia Gov.
srapasnt,, III this cotton district. AF5nstf6Ss
Of. this eostod,it t6s5'ba fairly sssutnsda yFif
be saved end acknowledgements our buads
in; Eqrope, Alarge foreiga Credits already
prsdicated ,npon it and the tangible results
viii sooube tett by the army and tie nav.
4 million nebAlss ought at tsasst To Re nii,dsr
the control Of tho Government, !bufityd.
doubtful il, halt of that amount can ,be, nro..
cured under the. present. plan OF: operations.
Agents are authorized 10 pay he market
.value'of. tho cotton wh:chis ascertained ~
references to what private parties are willing
to pay.!4 $50. p5h-f,sss .rj. 6, reJa.a,
-" All QrIEr ux -aE,0 cEpcHk.p-asos.
pendent Of the Augusta Coasalutionaiiss, re-.
lstes the following, incident WHICH occurrei At
the recent bpmbatdtneut Of For. McAllister.
1t exhibits . coolness udder vefyy trying Girl
cumstanf es -Sr3 - = b1rectz.S ,c.Ss.C Sid
One oil. our men was lieDally buriedGn th..
; one hand frat maIe. It's appearances,
then The side Of his face he put his. hand to.
his mouth, wipeaioFs the sshnd; AID irohalredd fo{ais {
as loud as he could, "AI quiet on the Oges.
n. G
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-04-01
worthy or Limitation.

"A correspondent. Of the Mobile Adesrhser and
Regi.ter, writing from one of the western camps,
says: -. l-rr. -. .4
Col. winan's 10th Regiment Louisiana vslun.
teers has cleared and planted o large regimental
z arden, near his amp 1T Pollard. The soldiers
consider the working Of THU garden quito, a re-
creation and relief from the eternal monotony sf
drill. In q fsw weeks this regiment will have tho
greatest abundance Of ysgetahics that cost moth
ing except the pleasure Of growing them. Beside
this garden, the Colonel is preparing to plant a
large field near by with core for roasting cars and
with melons. Last year water melons cost thsm
from one to Jire dollars apisco this year they in
tend tn HAYS ncres OF this splendid fruit for the
fun of growing them. But the question is fro
quently asked, "supposc you are ordered off 2"
Then some other regiment of our soldiers will get
these things; if not, tho suldiers owe these poor
peonle more than this garden and field will repay.
Why does not every commander plant q garden
IT least? Taink of it. SOLDIER.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-04-01

rof tno huVcfuSer.~
To His Exceilency;Gov. Bauhan, de.
We respectfully h,Sse.t sr' 3niif RxseilescJ+A tina
.propriety.o Of tssuifipgr the Fa1 collsse0s.i e; ssshi
Of the Dis'rie'se Of the State 50 TAX. AZ account
@Hafr e eatA, Of the amount q prori'ieas ia The
paying citizen In the RESPECTIVE. collection Dis.
tricts isiinco the hrsst day u J%iaaa&aafyy list sGaeiftII1
measure would satisfy ths ph~bhelstOthe .ifsSeos
seare;ty'or' oassaahe;S; aand; would q nduos q, more
hearty casopOratinn With your, .inii procamtans
agains. tho expOrsationa ef .p1aSiionss Ifsths ]
Governors 9 fyths asssral States xsa4 p.y guess.i
attention y the Interval. p.jiry e TIN psepls oxas
would hear NJ cry OF st.ryptiYa, and sps.nl..ers
and oxtoftiSnars would Be eF, staa,ly put doyIn.
/; es"sa*,'*a aa'A. 90 1xJ6sTfcsg.h f'
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-04-01
From tennessee and Kentucky.

Advices frnm Kentueky,.t.t that the Con
federatcs are doing a great deal of injury te
th. Federals in the vicinity of Lexington, Ky
A correspondent o f'the Richmond Enqui'
rer. writing from T%ullahoma, says that Rosen.
crlnz +" must fight us soon and on ground "i
our own selection" He thinks the fight will
take place at Tullaboma.
Our troop, in Tennessee are reported ia
be in an excellent condition. The Army of
Tennessee ID reported to be on a better foot
ing than ever.
The growing wheat crop in East Tennes-
see locks well.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-04-01
.-s From FicksbuTg.
MoBfhE, March !

-. MoBtlE, March II.
A special Dispatch to the Appeal dated
Vicksburg, 25th >ays that at S o'clock this
morning fonr boats were seen advancing TO-
wards our upper batteries. A vigorous fire
opened upon. item, driving hack two when
tn. other two passed under d raking fire. al
mos, every shot taking effect,
One received u shot in her steam chest,
compelling the crew todeserr her. In hliten
minutes rhe filled and sunk. Part OF her
crew escaped TO the oppo:ite shore.
The boat that escaped is supposed to he
the Beaton. She is badly disabled, one shot
penetrating her stesm drum, disabling her 81
badly that the Aibatross came up to tow her
cut Of danger of our gunboatI.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-04-01
v-I. .. - ,-V .--fN y
The Monitors at Hilton. Head.

The Beaufort correspondent Of. 2 Nss Yer. pa
per gives . terrific account Of the power, !inYul-
nsrability and scmi-insi.i6iliy of the Monitors on
the South Carolina coast. Among othei' tt:hissT
he says i. These Monitors could butt Tert Sum
ter TO pieces without firing n shot at 1t, if there
rers only wafer sufficient to get ittho walls.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-04-01

WHsAr--ExcouRAGlxG RgpoRrs.--A bust.
meas letter, received by the Columbus En-.
onirer from Lre county, Ga, says: The high
price of flour has induced planters in this
section to SOW wheat more exten'ively, on
better land, ard more thoroughly prep: rel.
Everything seems to Indicate that there will
be- an abundant harvest this year, as the
crop never looked more healthy than at pre-
ssat."
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-04-01
Remarkable.

DtLarr, q nngro.wOrnan belonging to SAEr.>LtR-
XIX RErsoIhs.- and eyed ~niaets.Ge., seIds 2.
br0ach of fne knitting eottSr yarn spun Is her
seff. LII. beautifully dune, and NO learn that
tho old wolnsu has spun 2 large quantity hrthe
soldiers during tho last two yaars. S'ass'H;9'
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-04-01
CHI 0hgrtls1k
IRTHpa sIDIKINs,. EDITOR.
"WEDNESDAY, APRiL /, 1884,.
Thanks-

Il. return our SINGER. thanks Il Adjutsnf FER
nrLr and others for t~a4siy-siz new n'no' in tho
10Th 2. C. V.-to WYATT HoLpHs, Esqr., tor 'ix
new run,ss fer the 7.h S. c.. ", aud to various
other kind frirnd.-for 'othor nanaes.to other de1ti-
nations, We ae%kaowisdge numerous aeeos'''n:,
10 our IIist during the pas, month or two-sone
pasiny from Two. to three. years in advance. e
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-04-01
Sale Postponed.

Mr. Pgxx's sale Of Drugs, &C., ns,heretoi"fe
advertised, has bOsn7 postponed to Monday next
1.-THE 6th) on account Of the: ~uea'her. II will DO
An opportunity t" purchase articles Of several do
s%crip,ions which may not occur again in these
parts during the war.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-04-01
Sail Snlti

Mr.. S. Z. Bowers, OF Hamburg. has m"de ar
With a large Salt Mandatory where
by no can obtain supplies Of Salt for tho benefit
of tho people. He will sell Us cheap as th. chap
est-alwsys docs. Give him q call.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-04-01
.-l.n. For tho Adserhssr!..

The ElseaeI!d yililags Aid A.spsiation has 100
e.iyed a donation fr"m little Asgsy Mstiwsther...
n nib ys.r. . Il sass..tofss : pair pair q. 11.ary nice nSsf soeef Il a.
benevolent msmHbaot ofisSe- xs.OssiissiSa "a faSdaasastsssilF
't,.ay tiai, cd Wednesday ~ttsf stApHf,' she wili,
bring 'om.tbsns:ta the Assoch.ua-sSod 1esaa;o
md hopes forG full Investing -aiGias i,if ivow
.s.c:a sMHs. ,ANN :GR1EEIN,sphas. a;
:. Mns.KN, GoaDxAa, sec,LS 4 Trsaa.n. 10, :. r..
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-04-01

JssP. DAYIsh"pBLGcK BATr1LroNs.n-Tht
r;chest article we have seen in q Northern
paper,j is lhe. following from the Nashville
Union. In yiew Of the negro regiment bill
is is peculiarly racy:
Dnting the eight, the battery in charge oil
the a6sh ladians was attacked by two r.bsl
n.oro, regiments. Our ariillerists double
sbot,ed their guns and cut tbe black rebels to
pieces, and Brought their battery ssfely' of:
IL ha. beenastated repeatedly, for the past
two weeks, that o barge number, perhaps one.
f,urth, of Van, Dorn's forces, we're negro sol.
d;ers: and the statemant is fully confirmed
bv this unfortunate engagement.
The Southern rebels have forced their ms
cradle negroes to take up arms ID destroy the
tioyerunsns and enslage Us and our children:
Freemep Of the North and OF the South f!
does il not make your blood boil in Jour veins
I;k. a aood 81 nEearv fava2 Does it not make
yunr hesrtstssa e aithsindigration, that YOUR
Liberties, Your GuFernment, and sour eappi-
naaa. .hoald, be dsstroysd,by the negro troops
q WI Wii. Toa stand Il p rwa you brook the
oatragein 'quiet7 VIII yousnHsr your nag
L., he torn down and trodden under foot boy
lie black bauaEons Of, yan. Dorm? People
,t the North! ! shah rebel negroes Stay your
CONS aud "trip fheifb odieson the battle fefd7
S-nd out, yyosir. new armies by millions-send
item no more by regiments, or by brisades,
"r BY, divisions, but ~, millions! Let the
tramp OF your loyal armies cause The bills of
, n, south Is shake to- their foundations. and
,,,e valleys to tfemble 70 their centresl Rally
-, the defence Of the IDEAS old asg! Hesitate
ro longer! Let hiatory not record tina: while
s!ayery was the cause Of the rebellion, and
slaveholders the prime movers Of the rebell-
ION. YOU were, such degenerate dastards as to
allow negro lsvesto,he the instruments Of
vour ,ountry's downfall, and the agency which
the rebellion 40 successful.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-04-01

The Educational Journal forsyth, G.)
says "The wheat prospect is aatter!ng. Our
farmers tell US that it never was 50 good as
At present jp old Mouros."
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-04-01
- - MISUNDERSTANDING; ID.
Special; dsspatc1.to the aSayaahahRspub,i

Special; dsapatch.t heaSaEaasahRspubliesa.
.s,s s5 s;1,b;,.,,f from r 5.sssas ssa a,1sa .2;:.I
70 pass down IN, front Of 'Yicksburg 1t
o'clock this morning. aO1s was sunk byouis
batteries in from os thecity, rantadhe paaSasJ
badly crippled, but finally sunk,saboaA two,
miles below the city. The other. Two .were
driven Back s-:SL 3 Esq @c:-1sS tiEa !
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-04-01
For the Advertiser.

MBsEpjTasSM noticed with ss.ohi-hment IN
ofA&Al week On advertisement Of NJ.
fSEatuHEB K3dEl that no moro judgments in bis
f~Arstd6ahe SGSdf s office, must be pail in any
thing sxcsbt sp,ecie, until further notice" Now
Nj. BRodxs u right to receive Just such
itfsase'. and may refuse to receive II
10 anyafopm swhatevcr except it be q legal tsL-
dar," or may r,fase 1t upon tho grounds that hs
has a surplus on h~ni with NO way of Investing
it sdv.n,ayeously, OF from other reasons Of bis
ONE. -. But l.. no. means BY this. Advertisement
land his creditors have 4 right to know bis mean
ing,) that he will not receive any money from the
Sheriff. except specie" under the .pprshensisn
thst.his Judgements viii Be- paid in Confederate
Rsaeyfir=seir3shsrxprss, tAte asssfsano.sssssshlssNs
Confederate money on his Judgements, then he is
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-04-01
TAXES AND

To the Editor oEthe Rhig:
Let such Of the States as prefer to do so,
assu1ne the payment of their proportionate
part of the sum to be raised by the "direet'
tax bill. Let snch States issue their bonds
bearing, say Eve per cent. interest. the bonds
to be paid at the pleasure of the State. Let
these bonds be exchanged BY the. State for
Confederate States Treasury notes the effect
will be to add much more to the value OF
Treasury notes than the collection of the
same SUM by the hosts of officers, proposed
10 he created by the the tax bill for 1t will
retire the same amount of Treasury notes,
and creste o positive demand for them in the
market by solvent purchasers.
The effect will be a saving to the people,
many of whom are lily able to pay so large
a tax. Thus. say that the sum to De paid
by Virginia be twenty millions of dollars
the interest. of that sun is but one million
at five per cent-a. sum much easier paid
than twenty millions. The credit of the
states will thus be brought much more efac-
,iyelv in aid of the credit of the Confederate
States than by endorsing the bonds, as pro.
posed by some. ~lo - 1y = :,
But tho most important feature will ne,
that we get rid Of the Confederate tax gain'
.rrr. and the host C Confederate officers pro.
posed by the bill. 1t Is not wise to send
around tax collectors, to seize upon the prop
.rty OF the widow and children of the man
who is in the field, in the face of the enemy
We are Sighting for posterity,c and Posterity
will be much more able to pay the debt. IN
time of peace, than we are TO pay it, engaged,
AS we are, in the struggle for independence.
We will do our part well, if we fight their
battles and pay the interest uponiherr deo'
for theirs it WILDE. aA..aAg U
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-04-01
For The Advertiser

A SOLDIER on FURLoUaB.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-08-13
l,,cu, t;ic "Ennnte Preindiee.o

To Ds EdhOr ef IA, ~ y Ty,ttHe
SIR: Suppose we try out The preamble OF the Con-
,tsn Of sh. United States fer the sake realizing where
,bou,s ID, smell begins and this fer the bereh'
fMr Winot Proveo aud thols Proyisos vie WILL so'ao
no. hold Tick aosss I'll the smell begins
Now then: awe the people Of hs United STATES 10 eI'er
10 frm more pefec, unon establish Justice. 'nsrre doe'
tic tranquility provide oT the defense Pon'os ''e
.n-t,l and secure blesUg- OF liberty to ou'se'7
md opr po.erty do orsn and establish this Con'titaiion
FOR tie United state, OF America always however, WIN 'n.'
Proviso that ALL any msfcststi'n'o OF innste PDuue
not only ne he eprossed but n vsy' eneoursged ena
developed as tine Wy of promoting the se"efa' wei
.e ind airing tho bessns, Of liberty to ourselves and cur
ps.sy to say Rething of!nsurlns dos'esile ifanquy
This last caue In Brackets having tcen leR cut ~ The
fLpers through mistake o! the pnse we must rest u a.
.heo was no zach thiGs Prstso thought 'of bJ the
nansgs NJ Wilaaot Pfovso writes she following VII
winch in,erpo,a,. With wor5s In brackets;
a." the South they endure contact with the negro oreae's
he or .hs a. n,Sss S sSS1l S.
IA eurdoon their ohasi and her an
rOonJ Nike him for hs iro' and siu''H' 'ha '"'' va"
avd him or her 'o!.rtoas'E"
In. .be converse Of tho last remark ws5ld doubles" be
this: Keep them slaves. and they will bo shsri'h'd
.ei,eu,y-henco tho poseri;y" Az slaves 'hsn there
sne tbs, makes up tho "isnsts pfsssce Of "nHS
mem Arc mulAoes qIsdoops, end ossFoen' the "h'7
mans ps.,e,y There woud Of ce1rsa be such poster
itv II oaor 20 offensive ,e the "innI.e rrsjndi;s"
But mulits qasdrson or oesrOon TASK the si's'n'
shiry that usd to sport around the St. Charles IN New"
OrIeaasl 10 wliis mans po'ori!p Now. Just here tho
Aforesaid p.aasle In ,o secure the bes.nl' Of asy
TO Osrrsiso and poste,fip"
The smell not gnized South to soorsd poop OF
ID. preamble excludes to nasto qusdoen' ana eSA'
Rooms here FOR they roHuifH and ONLY the fa'
booaei African 10 rcd 10 the 'nhuusn imps'aion mere
ara there ss not assen fsbOodsd Africans In this city
Nsp- YORK, Aug 10. 1864 bROhlNbULh.