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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-11-10
C. S. OF AMERICA,
WAR DEPARTMENT..

G. S. OF AMERICA,
WAR DEPARTMENT,
ApJUTAST AND ISsp'R GrN'Ls OFFICE,
RcuxoND, Va, Nov. 6, 1863.
GENERAL ORDERS.
No. 144.
To relieve prevalent misconceptions IN re-
gard to the policy and practice Of this Depart
ment on the subject of inpressment, the fol-
! lowing being extracts of Gelsral Order OF
March 10th, is reprinted
ADJ'T and JNS2. GEMS OFFJCE,}
E,cHM,.D.. VA, March II, 1868. !
! GENERAL ORDERS.
81. :
In consequence of numerous Applications
made b. various persons tGsthc War Dcrer.-
.nert, it is obvious that s0Inc IniSconccptlra II
! regard to the Instructions Of Tie Sacrct&-y o.!
, War in relation TO the impfcssment Of sup
plies, must exist on the par: Of the people, or
that the agents Of the Government. have viole-
| ted their Instructions: Now, therefore, for the
purpose Of removing such misccnceptioa, and
t. p,event anT violation of those Instructions
:s is hereby ordered:
l. That no officer Of the Government shall,
under any circumstances whatever, impress
the supplies which q party has for his Own
corsnmy attn, o. that ofh;s family, employees,
! ~ s!aTes
II. That, oasccr shall a: any time, unless
specially or ed so to DO by General conf
manding, ina case 0? e%;gency, impress sup
plies which are on sacir way % market fer
sale OF lcriva'.
III. These riders were i7c'u3ed in the in,
structions originally issued in relation to
impressmeat by the Secretary of War; end
the officers exercising such authority are again
notified that ANY one acting without or be
; yond" the authority given in these ins.ruc'
tions, will be held strictly responsible.
In conformity with the foregoing, to pre-
vent any incopside-atc action On the part o
:, officers or agents charged with The duty O
impressment. they are erjoinod, until furthe
orders, (which will not be given unless unde
: imperative ezigcneIes for the supply Of TIL
. army, no: to impress any necessaciss Of sub
t sistence to man, owned by producers, in tran
stu to market, or AFTER arrival at market. III
less retained an unreasonable time from ST.
r to consumers. By order.
r (Signed) S. COOPER,
tt Nov 7-lw Adj't & Insp. Gen1.
HB Wing copy one week.
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DCNAWAT IN JAIL.-Com-ai:,rd to the jail Of
II EccLiush". county IN she lst Sept, 1858 negro
nan c'ii'a; hiu'Sel TH0RNTOS. He Il u bright nlu.
latin !-": iactes high so1u - year. old and has
,i"nt nj right hnai !the rr.G lie iSe- joint'l,
n:a"- marksthat discover. re says lie belnrgst,
Gnver5or ie.ctor. The c-rer Is requested come Er
ward property oay cxpens-c, md take him
or h. will "a deal: with .he Law requires
PETER IRICK.
Get l3.-is Jasor Of Rocl.agharn cosptT.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-11-10

4 NOBLE RrsroNsE.-In response to the ap-
pea of the Quartermaster General of Georgia,
Ira B. Foster, Esq, the women of that noble
State have furnished ll,Sl8 pairs of socks.
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CHANIEsTo::, .;a". n.,.,.' "ts 10 F'por:
to-day. Enemy FIRE "a NLr,.'..1 .... .a''en Of
10 an ocrasioua grm Tie. '.io not IL
ac;JH last nigh. or His nn::,;r =. casualties.
! vow i.eavv a'nS Nr-::.,is a. %.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-11-10

E.Lr:Gii, M" t-Ca'aw.a comfy L., ccne
FOR L ,arsa9 ~ 90 n.&.a"ty. Ramsay j. thor:el!s
% BE- ciece! 0vc. Il,.dar. p..::al T.;dl!.s lion,
The 9h ard i:;I, districts ;Ll;:stc The election
OF GHi.Ea: cv-,r Lgr:..
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nctT-ti

OrFI&E r. Il P. r. r. 90,
RICHMOND Oc:. &c. 1869. 5
IMPORTANT SETICE.-To co.'s guors: to take
eifcc: on and ARR The list dag OF No. emosr 1868:
All ,n.rthsnte left IN ;hc dtpo: CT This Con'any Tor
tai ~ days will son a. public snctrn after t''e eSfisa
ton Of itst ti.ae to paJ freight and charges:
JCEN 3, MACMGRDo,
c7-tf General Freight Agent
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So
CIV UNER lEN-EI-i1 w. 4


MHLEuGErHIE, N5v. -, sepi l.. Brown,
G0rer.o: r!ec; Of III" State oi Georgia. was liz
au~'rrI;cd t3>Gay 3. .o'clcsh
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-11-10

NEW MISC - pub.!.hsd tbs d,y AID Ray bs
y haA-
"OI: National Co:f. derate Arth ~
Cd 9a9c ths s7-:h
Irs; a'ti with beautiful ;t!e. P:i.e s. Cpap,Sed
b; Pfo,. De Cofoe', o t.is cry. Couas MAY 20 db-
aisrd OF the composer at his E-id-ccc Gac= e. COZ
i-r 49, Firs, ~ the Mus!c end 30 az or.t
rSOrters accou panied with cssh - rhers ~,ll 90
-oret,y selted 20 ard .crvaried. 0.o.'hrd OF 20 tie
;rsin. Prot g. T. DE COESiEL
nov lC-eoa3tt Gree s!res;, Il .hn.cId, Va.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-11-10
DANk NOTE ENGRAVING.

II -
GEO DUNN d. CO, having completed their engage.
uent with ibc O. S. Treasury, Eadk Not" EnsrayrTs,
lad as7ing removed om the oace thay occupied In the
Dsnsrtaont to eheir now premises e corner OF Main
and h srer.s are now prepared ell orders Cor S;ae
Or Baak Notes. Change Bills, State Corporation Rail
way Bosds Rankers Checks, Bills OF Exchange Certib
cates &c Tt-y will be glad to show the original desgas
nd Impressions of The steel plates engraved by item io;
he s. Government to supply designs and mako esii'
mates pr Fsnyra7:ns IND Steel Plate Printing.
A large supply OF Bank Note Pare: on hand.
psrics q: diyta.cs requiring Bank Notes engraved
VA prt~l .cps. e;ys u ference either Il: Richmond OF
cciua:E!s, Il. 0. GEO. DUNN,
WILLIAM GELLATLY.
JCLaN GgHMcEL.
Riorrora Sept. 1874. sei'-t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-11-10

THE "FlnsT Snow" Of the season made its
appearance in public, on yesterday, about
half past one. The storm continued for about
ten seconds, and an. average of Us least two
fakes of snow to every other house top fell
down in the most beautiful style.
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f3RNT:MAII OGDEES.
- S>>r."'>.r-~~H>~~O~'
ADJT & INSP,R GEMS OFFICE.

ADJT & INSP'R GEMS oFFIsE. !
RIcHaoap, Nov. 9th, 1865.
GENERAL ORDERS,
No. IFS.
I. The suijoinel statement OF the COST Of
clothing for the 'yriny is published loE tie Ia
formation and guidance Of n concerned:
Statement Of tic cost nf'clothiag for Ike army
cfthe Confederate &a'e9. for tic year cont>
N.cnciMa .LinhQiY lsL lSGi
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-11-10

"TEr EfGGL NENT:La.on The C:ucia-
nati Gazc..c$ Of De-, 8, LIS tie following,
itc:r&
Oatchcr .:!:h, tie anniversary Of 20 ,i:-
sfrnc:ior OF i.rson Era1a!aw's printing oGico
.. l. -o<"!lia. Tenn. emo the tearing juwr o.
the American flag croin I.is rc:i!,rcn by tho
rebels, viii lie celebrated hg The Pi:rson by
isanirs the first number Ct his Rebel Vent
later"
4 car load % row printing material, be-
lonch:g to 81. Er5valow, left the Garo: IN
this c:ty Ga Wednesday, hound Tor Nicholas
vile. 1t viii he transported By wagons from
thas point to Knoxville. There are two hun-
dred ard fifty Subscribers for the Vcnt!a-
tor" in Ccvington, and Tie liss is swelling
daily.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-11-10

Z est OR HIsi.A,D -. cS:ara;a Of virginia state
~ 5:cck, No. SO, datc1 September seth, Ts59 Issued
uEaer Act psssc ,3h Of Mach 1850 aud
| name " Il e csi'sn, ItnsseeteE y, O. Cnen. anJ
ono khovs ctrthcate Fi!l reo.!ys &C.
wssab5 IesHf1Eh efaco. Es-R.fEH3sM
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-11-10

IALuABLE Mills iHD LAND IN THE
7 County Of BnskirskaR.-1o OFFER for sale rii
r-y..- I-i.yi!- Mi:ia, with 500 Acres of Ian st.
SD TIE Mi IS NJ hrct Sith cast machinery Iu-
a: a. -" Fa:; lie a~d Buckingham plank roS! ten
-: t:cs F.:nv.!le; 'hey have ,area psir "f BnrH
~ S:.":t Vii nd Separator, nearly pew aso one
c. Nj ai,~" Wa'c: w.ecls. Their reputation Tor
9 acr AID :H-a ~ ':pscr aasssd. Possession given
. :i-.G"rT. o5i TiRMs. Cash.
Z w GtNNEWAS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-11-10

RAILROAD AccrDEST.-The outward accom-
mediation train on the Genital read. yesterday
afternoon, was thrown oil the track pear the
conpany's s!iops, about :. nile f::.:m lie depot,
and three OF the cou,hcs were upset aHG lad,
~ crushed. Nune Il tie passengers wee sc.
riouS!y hurt, on!y 4 few having. lG2ei-el
bruises, which we're OF Sigh. nature. The
accident IS supposed to have Keen the .ssu!t
of one CT these mysterious ca.lices Of !r:o.
motives in leaving the tracs, w;iel. so:ac-
times occur even On :he hcs. regulated rail-
reads.
The '.iIoG IHrREsSNg"r'.- a rrttcIrr- VII,
keeps Il stall il ,hc first !EaIa,'. VIZ. "a =
pa1r man on Churc!. HILL Il few days ago, enc
told bin rhat the Government was ip,rres.!Rg
hogs At ~ cents per rUunj, lux offered him
IL advance OH lha: price :or lis hogs. The
man, bis fears Of the improvement heiEg ca
cited, accepted tho Offer. ard go. rid Uf his
hogs u Il heavy less. On yesterday. finding
from the city papers that the ilaprcssners Of.
hcgs was myth. lie vent to the butcher to
get back his live stock: but the adroit spccu-
ator refused TO let him haze them, unless he
first paid him S75 advance Til" name OF
this butcher is known to the authorities.
go
observation-disclosures time during Sun la
night the store Of M'ssra iIasSie i; PltaSaH;s
was entered leg sobbers. hy some mysterious
way. and violated To the e-teat ar two chests 0!
Tea. SIX boxss Q: candles and on: box Of cloth
ing. \ rigid examination Of the premises
disclosed 10 trace Of iOrcihlc entrance below,
and the conclusion was tila5 the thieves had
entered by the sky light. ltisq quite us likely
that they came in the key>hC!e.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-11-10

Gen. Bragg threatens 70 hold Tho ;cnc.
eaie Col. Cii:t a. I hostage for the rclcnse q:
Major long. imprisoned iy BURNSIDE for re-
c:ui:!ng ii Kentucky.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-11-10

DESiWSS IN JAIT.-.Co rDit:cl 10 the jail o
Eo Sas hrlU c"antv the is: al fuv. 1861 nte
msu c,.l:;- E!r!'ef VII. UEEnY JONES. lie saws i
s FROM Ral.i sh c. and that &c is q free MAN. Hei
dars mula:n les HUSKY h.:.d ia about 80 year old
abnnt fee. nchca lish, ard has sirs the
SIDE OF III" riSh, other marks that discover
Re SAYS j. ~f; Hae 81 ahnu: eight weeks aso. The
OF the by ii h. il Save will DleGsc forward
lrGTc property. psy cha.sss and taSe hEo away
PETER TRICK.
nc; "a lsTST Jailor c! Rockln 2hsm County.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-11-10

1t is said that General Thomas, Roseerans'
sricccsso: 10 Tic command 81 tho army Of tho
Cumberland. was General l:nca C@p.aia(
b:&gg's j.! Lieutenant liz Mexico.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-11-10
CHANCERY NOTICES.


NTIREiSIS-IN DERT- At rules held In the Clerks
' office Of he Corporation Court OF Fredericksburg,
OH Monday :ha 5.h dav o; October, Isf3:
n.J u. Hoomes. John Z. Ta5Se:t. James W Ford and
HnNisoa II. Wallace late partners under the firm of
Hcomcs Ticket & Co., Plaintiffs,
Again
TInr.isou NacSey. Defendant.
T.. chiact ,lis suit IA Toeove. the defendant
sven bundled nm! thirty eight dollars and iy cents with
interest $3.50 IL crnt thereof from the 18th day
Of Jnuarv 1853 aud 63 "a cent? the residue hereef
frsn the elct day of January lS6 till pail and affidavit
hsvuy hecc ms:O and filed tist the defendant above
n med is csdcut OF s Comm sn7vpal.h the raid
def snt il REQUIRED 10 appear within month after
lae publication fer and 10 what necessary protect
bis Interest n this suit
Ac7p:-Tcste: u. CHEW, Clerk.
roy 3.wiH
TN Ucari"o County Court, 18th cctc her. $50
/ John Simmer, Plaintiff,
against
X p. Sarnrou-h administrator Of Edward ,-, s,;,
T.. renee deceased. DsflLd-nt WV '
Thn object Of :hese suits II 20 recover b. ton
mir ,l,b'S dua the cor'p IN n. from tic deredent
evidenced by The load ard che hills Of the latter: and
.-r:au accNuot s.-t 3n rendered. ali 81 which were
due during he II tine Of said d. ceien s'd affidavit
'vi2g been . and sled iHi tc defendant net
den: Of s Com wealth. Il Is ordered thar h. DO
gu-ed 10 appeal wi hin month after due publication
hereof m dn 'at i 20 protect his inter- 1t and
,hos. q Lis d. ce1cnt In said suits
Copy -'T,ste.
Oc,'7-I4w. WIN FOLKHS, @. Fl C.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-11-10

g kNG REWARD II os: nii.!aid OF lnst TT
PCNC day. uigl;. 6etree' Tom G riein's ting Sa-
Ion. one Ho'ocro Sursicnl Case, containing eight
2 co notes $50 otes ;hrec s. not.g and check fr
Sool i'nIa lHhn iinfsc7 paysble to a. G. Joaes H. D.
WI size 500 for ;he delivery TO- rnc. TT Senhrcoks
HOSPITAL IN a"eeh A. G.. JONES, D.
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4 ! , f o X g A I. Z

=
e: 70. sal- Farm Ia SpotsyTsnia county contain
g .cr-.. The Lard is in sood coadiion well water
= al al ahualtE' ply OF cd oak ar pine ''mbsr
3I]'r's c.d.uary Too farm leI niEe miles north OF
Sa;:r D~E! "a ,ae VIZ ,inis Central Rsrr
EsI-.;.cuia.. a,:irs.s q. K. DAVIS,
Partloas.
e. . e2Tf Spoisyvania county, Va.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-11-10
TIE YANKEE DEBT.

The Pennsylvanians ere becoming FESTIVE
under the prospect Of having to pay their
share Of the public debt. The Philadcl mia
Sunday Mercury" says the national debt
is now, or coon will amount to the enormous
sum of three thousand million of dollars, OF
which the proportion charg eable to Pcnnsyl-
vania, will bo onc-siIth. or five hundred
millions of dollars" On the lst day of Sep.
TENDER, 10, 900 soldiers were entitled to paa.
sions, and $4,000 in addition, it was thought,
would soon be added to the list, making $50.
060-assuming SOC as tho allowance per an
mum to each pcnsioner, would make Sol 010,-
600; Of which NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. s
shars-would be S4,000.e0O per aanum ::
equal to principle of. sec, G6G, sGG: "For the
sake Of even figures, we call it SCI 600, 00O."
says the "Morcury." "This will make
Pennsylvania share Of the public debt five
hundred and sixty-seycu millions; the inter-
cat on which, Mt six per cent. say, in round
numbers, thirty.four millions, she will have
to pay annually in the shape of taxes" TIE
share Of the city and county of PhiladcI phia
will be S7.000,0e0, yearly. The Revenue
Board, in 1868, fixed the value of all the
property in the State, real aud personal, ut
S496, 100000. Tine State debt is SIS, 10000
The Mercury" thus states the account:
Pennsylvania. DR..
To her share of tho national
debt 100000, 900
.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-11-10
SG05,O00,00O
Pennsylvania. CIR.
BY her own valuation Of her own
property

Balance against the State, S0,000.000
$50 that if Pennsylvania" says the "Msr-
curry" in conclusion, "wcre put up ct auction
Tomorrow, and sold for the full sum at which
her own revenue board has valued her she could
not meet her obligations by nine miWions
of dollars. That is, her debt is nine Millions
moro than she is worth. And this is the re-
suit Of Abolition plumber and misnanags-
ment."
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-11-10
FRAUD IN SUBSTITUTES Marietta Ca

boz DR.. Constantine will please cali at this
Office, for letter.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-11-10
I-.RY VALrGE.E rARM FOB SALE.


TIE F.7ra on which I reside, g miles from Orange
S;:.s ard r;a:nnS 561i acrcs, is offered FOR sac
IL l.,n very productive, AID produces fac crops OF
81. s.,; OF tho beat grazing lGrDs TO be fourd,
r.. rus;-G a.! wa:rr-d: sien; dwelling house, and
Il l.. er:,a:y oo;hou -s lrE-, nearly Few, and sub.
.+.gy o. large ,-nnery, wolf stocked with lp3tHer,
-. h.:k 'nO!. on the farm md Tor sale with Ia
-, La "i ~ acres ;Hlbtr red land sSjo!oipg.
IL. reap C; OF the most desirable fe7IaR
L.. :sr.'r.
i!'r'., ';.oo,s9ll, Oracge county Va.
.l.!sgiiV, wa T. B. FRAZER.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-11-10

e SH REWARD Vii be paid for tho confinement
PD " IN Jt sol Get hin, OF iny negro boy JOE who
ran away ires ;' s In :, 18th hilss ,,pri Regiment,
Comrthy or w's cspto:ed in Virginia Con. Lees
Said Roy is .; years old fret OF 10 inctes hlrh
gAs ah"rt ijo pounds, gd las scar on enc cheek
caasrd by rising on the jaw
address me III Madison, Mo-sa. county Ga instead of
al Boi"ns Eep,', liirds County, Miss.
cut ~ TTws JAs " snr,TJ
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-11-10

Pennsylvania. Dr..
To her share of tho national
debt s5OO,OOo,C
TO principal. at six per cent, of
her share Of pension list, G7,000.(
To her own State debt, 3s.000,l
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-11-10
REWARDS,

&CA0 EEWAKD.-RanawaY from tAc subgcri.
% AOp her, two Boys PTlMa As and JACK Phi
mas IL d2-i yellow color PORK marked about IS yeats,
dressed ~ srSr suit and L. lurking about ,he city nhc
1HeH. oafE y"i!7w. ."r IS y.ar, Oil. tall with drll
couptonaics dseaSrd gray . ,iark o;errout s!ousn
ca h'' iaI viii ~: 'H: 20 rukr his way &c Aproya;-
l'-> c"uctT 'r"Te Ip~ MS rac, will give ,hs above
re"'Ji ,r tile ap?Tcac:y OF both sO0 FOR ei,e-
10 e".S1 IL. LDFLkND.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1863-03-18

And, not content with the ajd Won have
given traitors in involving your country in
a devastating civil war, Won are now NOV
ing earth and hell to prolope it. TO rende,
it more bloody. and perbons insrre the
success of the traitors certpi,i%y' % 70 oq,rd
taem the only chance of sncoa,y9 ,9 ~ ",o, do,, -
verlinc the war for Tho Corsti,n,ioo fOn iUto
war against slavery VI" rl',s0% sro M
lotho C0nsiiu ion us tberobols We oi,'o,
and YOU prefer tbeir snrcass - o -, So
vaton Of the Government tror.n,iifad -
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1863-03-18

enant found out that the thing was afsrcc
an" ordered us to retire from our ditch.
was amused at our Lieut.. Row. lie
cat around like a soldier. tie was all
along the Ane seeing that everything was
in its place. He told us to lay low and
let them come close then give them hi
iby -- r W is d bully fellow, anG the
boys are all in love with him. Wen, ar
ter we retired, we waited for daylight.
'Vh'ct'--0rn -uauar, aud we uIuue some cof.
fee, aud ont the luot Of our "hard tack ."
The Relief came to relieve us about 9 o.
clock and we reached camp about noon.
The boys were ElGd to hear from our first
Fickeling.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1863-03-18
A BIBLE VIEW OF SLAVERY
ny JON. AMOS KENDALL.

nj IytgIiyggicgt i'm ,, ,hich ,uper a. e,uaetaI
aa one Of n -eries or'Leiiers IN Tina prasi.
ident
~ ~,
- =. -l,'"''" 1''''''"'' / ''''"'"' 200 0""''
.!s1S -, ~
..' H 'y =. 7" n, ~. I'y,g' :" w.
~, o',,J J''.',,'S ,si.,ri, i,.,i 'j'
.S.,;," nor a. ,,i, ,E,,,o !, ,Io Is,., T'.
,.-r,., ,, ,ir Isnof,g nrG's Gop'b".n ro.
bfIiirp byl II is by the Iichi ortrnrh 10
3isarp5 I'm s,np darres N s.t or Notbsrn
f,rstics whose i,egno bntrod of elove,t.
.,,I,r Then, equally hostile IN our oIor,Gis
Corstftp,ioD. Iti..,o sbopy l,o -boro,t
.,o,I. ortIo rrso g,o,ss .,loi asa ,,otiti-
al ,Ya.fi,n ,I.y'ora not rasngn.,}i, C,r
i, ,l..I v.,nn .ririI,r,i cor,r,I oTo, il
l,,J.fH,r. os n moral o.osti,n fboro /. mn.
5,i,g i'm a which ipsi,G tbsir intorfar.
cnrc Inv rlns nrSnv .biobrr law, ibo,
ro1s,itYti.u II iLeir Cogni,y ReG.i
mas, .r. n,3r l,a dfycg,rd of thcjt rirbt 10
.Le Labor of ,l,rir slayas a. n puoisEmout
for ibp,r treoso, INST ,s rr. ne thew nav
Ice di,esfcd Of otl.rr aualaoops rirbts and
mo- farther al, Cor the Igitcd s1ales 10
abolish llq institution because individual
sayeLoders head tler.b,lliou. would D.,
Ue gross an usvrpa,f9u as "a swespinp act
{, 1nogca M, wives lom ,hcir husbands
and free M children from their parents.
80 r, o,,vobo,ltng States l5r,Gc Same
..,'.,
-a, r..r,.,,.v .ii,.r r,a,'va than 10
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Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1863-03-18

Fickeiing
I THE GREAT RIOT III DETROIT.
4 Terrible and Bloody Scenes.
Tie Dolroi, mich. papers con tain long
accounts OF the disgraceiul riot in that
city last week, 1t originated in consa.
quepce Of a mulatto, named VIM. Faulk,
ncr, keeper Of a saloon, committing an
outrage on the person Of a hltle orgban
wiI'o GIN, named Mary Brown, aged o or
I lOEoars nd alsoo on the person Of Ellen
4 lIooNor.a q cvlored girl. Both girls it ap.
pfHs. we've induced, on a cold day, to en-
i't tae'hn"r.s place % warm themsolyes,
Wien hey were iorcibly seized, locked in
d 70 % and violated The outrage took
place on ,at IjDb ult On the 5lh inst.
tho t1aI OF Faulkner commenced before
the Ci!u,iuaI Court. On the Adjournment.
. the wi-mcrwas beiug conveyed back to
tJat.. NH"u "n excited mob attempted to
rescue uarirolu the custody oil the Off.
tc.r,' L.ou t.e women, along the streets
aud HE Windows C. Dwellings. Il j.
stated. ra.ci,d rn. tho llrb. waving their
| a1nagoaI..s anu calling uIUn them us
, mnu uad Gathers, ID hang shoot, butcher.
or aua A.lu uy any means in their poWor.
the l:spUcD, however, after great diff .
culy, was safely loicpd IN iau.
Ga the following day the excitement
became tHIuus. Il. Il while the prisoner
wts lu charge of q -uard Of soldiers, a des-
| logate attempt Was made to rescue him
no order to execute him on the spot. A.
this moment the guard, without orders.
fired on the mob, killing one man, Ia Ger.
mar instantly, aud wouuding several
others. The Free Press thus relates the
terrible scenes that followed - Baltimore
Tire c,y Of dcotn rod vengeance van
through lie crowd Ike an electric shock.
The sIght Of tAe LioeJ ng core G OF Tie
de.a man, and the groans Of q uaif dozen
i Nho were wounded, kiudlcd anew the
lamrs Of insuboIdinltion and frenzy Tie
IGcrmaus, especially were, maddeued be-,
yond descriptions, because their country.
man had Ucen sacrificed, as they thought
and expressed it, TO protect a nero who
was deserving Of torture and death. TIE
excitement among all classes, however.
was intense Beng battied in their at
! tempt TO rescue the criminal, they sourLt
other channels TO give ven. to their ma.
| ice
The Grst house where a negro family
Ircsided, one end Of which was usad ms q
cooper shop, was assaulted with b,icks
paving stones and clubs About a dozen
negroes were at work in The shop or stons
ping in tue house at the time. The most
of them were armed, and flied several
shots into the crowd from the window,
taking effect in several instances but mot
fatally injuIing any one. As each sLo,
from thenegro Aoycl reyelberaled tbrouuL
the vicinity, the hcuqishuess OF the mol
became more manifest, and tbcj, dcsrcra
ton more dreadful. The firearms in nos.
session of the negroes deferred them from