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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-12-17
BID. QRS. ENGINEER DEPT D V.
Corner l9th and Froaklia Strssks.

Corner lsth and FraHkliR Streets,
RlcHN Nd, Dec. l6.h, 1858
NOTICEi
~ IHOSE HAVING NEGROES 10 HIRE
hk Engineer Department will hire for the
sosang Jsa One thousand Hands, fer work on forlacs-
RATS OF PAY FIXED By COMMISSIONERS SoR VIRGINIA.
Hire Of LAoorefs-Clothlng tnd Ratons fur
n1hed b. GoVernme Il $500 per year
-Clotoing md Ralon1 fur-
nlthed oy oNnsr.............AO
-kanona only, furnished By
GoVernmeat. .....-.,.....lO
-Rations only, furnlihed By
M
MS DspArtnent vii pay TsnPortaton nj or Petsr
bag eve, addition Five Dollars, expenIes Tor
saeh Negro delivered By Sheriff OtAsr At shsr place
Hsg0e1 comfortably clad AMI In good condition when
rocofVsd-- Apply until Fso nary lst next
FAs Government responsible for slaves hired uadsr
nooonnon laE Of virginia.
By order Of Col W. b. STEVus
JOHN A. WILLIAMS,
Msi1r Eng'rs,
kds1T-1OtASE9t In charge Of Richmond Dsfe neSa.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-12-17
DEATH OF SENATOR YANcEY.

Mr.. CLAY, Of Ala, announced the death Of his late
colleague, Hon. WM L. YAIcKY, and after review OF
his public services pronounced suogy Of his char
acter He then submitted the following resolutions:-
Resolved That We have heard with deep regret OF the
death of the Hon. WILLIAN L0UEDIs YlNoKY, senator
from the State Of Alabama, and that We tender to bis
fmilv our earnest sympathy in their affective bereaye-
ment.
Rs,olysd That copy Of thess resolutions be tran'-
mitted 10 the family of the deceased and that the
House OF Representatives be informed of the action OF
the Senate.
Rssolvsd That as a further mark Of respect TO the
memory Of the deceased, the Senate do now adjourn.
Fuoe.s of the deceased we're also submitted by Mr.,
ORR. Of S. O., and Mr. BROWN, of s. o., after which
lOsVIusaU.ss ---t---~-siy -LoPt.I, and the
President announced that the Senate stood adjourned
until tomorrow at II O'clock N.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-12-17

GENERAL: Enclosed please fad copy OF letter from
General Bragg, requesting your restitution to duty,
with which it Civ the President much pleasure to
comply.
Your letter Of October 2 asking for court Of in
quiry referred to the President, and has been
turned With the following Endorsement, viz:
the investigation, which had opportunity to make
pc sonaly into the acs of the case convinced me that
had the explanations which have since been furnished
preceded the order of General Bragg relieving General
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-12-17

THE SECOND AND THIRD LECTURES
4 ~ the ksy. Dr. HUGE, for the relief o our
~ soldiers and their families will be Delivered before the Young
Meas ohriSasn Association, 1UrDN ana Tau aADAY
Gvenn ;hs 1850 and lIh las - aeleek IN e arst BaP
t Church lRsv D. Burrows) 2h aud BsoAd streets
kHBncT -" His Observable 8 10 europe"
" tickets each Lecture e. be had Al The Bookstores
a de l4-tlIth
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-12-17
GRKENvILLE MALE ACADEMY.

THIS lNoItIUI IUN, situated on the Dor
u dsrs Of Palek srd Henry COUNTIES 10 sd.tey In the vi
entity OF Pen q Sore vii be opened for shoolc exercises
@ January lss under The pei sndeaoe o. The subscriber
The Ancient and No Langu and Mathematics will be
aught BoaEd be Cbtansd he mill OF Mr. 7. Penn
Dr. Wn Staples Col Pte Penn. M H. Spencer and Others
In The nelghbOh1od, upon moderate elsewhere
JAS P. GODFREY.
Psnns Store lith Dec ls6I-dsII-s9t'
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-12-17
CONFEDERATE Stairs CONGRESS
THIRD SESuoE or FIRST CONGRESS
SENATE.

WEDNESDAY, Dec 10th, 1868.
Prayer BY Rev. DR. Rylani OF the Baptist Church.
On notions SeVeraly made, the privileges OF the
DOR we're granted to Maj. Gen. HOW'LL Con-. Gov.
HAARIs, Of Tenn, and Gov. HAWEs, of Ky.
THEsUBsTIrUTI QUESTION.
A message from the House was received announcing
the passage Of the Senate bill to prevent the employ
ment Of substitutes in the army, with an ame dment
striking out the clause repeating all acts authorizing
substitution. The amendment. was concurred in, and
the bin thereby became law, subject to the approval
of the President
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-12-17

stated in command by the President and has returned
to his command. fr
The following is card from Gen. Hindman, in rsla-
ton to his suspension.
On the 2sth of September last being then at Newman
Ga, disabled by injury received in the battle Of
Chick4m,ugh was suspended from command by Gen.
Bragg. the ch6rge against ds,be3icscs 20 or
ders on September llh nineteen days BEFORE in hcLe-
mores cove. at once rtq1ested court of inquiry,
aud subsequently, made report of the NcLemore's
cove exception, showing that the charge of dso.ed
ence was not sustained By tie fact The deciiisn Of
the President upon the report is stated in the
letter of Gen. Cooper and he Inent.ocs ett,r OF
General Bragg, it is also appended 81
go A'- r. c. HIxDuLS,
l.tI.. rstflr- ft.Hf VI Major Cenerai
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MASONIC NOTICE.

THE Grand Encampment Of Knights Temp
Il lar vi hoi thsr Annual Assembly N he NasOnS n
Hall IN tal city, on nursdAy, the Ih, AZ 70 o'eOek
By der Xxx
delG-da JOHN DOVE, G.R wv
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-12-17
SALE OF LAND IN oARoLINE COUNTY.

SALE OF LAND IN CAROLINE COUNTY.
" ILL be so By order Of the Board Of Over
q The Poor Pu5Hc sac - ihe 8oE Green n the
Couny Of oafo Inc Mcndsy the ll Jay Ja1uAry, ls
hAt bsin o day o. OF Three Hundred
and Seventy knoHn WhsI adIon Anis james
Q. De6arnette AID others. veu waite Cd umhered-
Terms Aecoun sdatng THOM - n WEIGH
President CT Board = Comm 81 nsrs
aalT-WtdI- 81 Ps0r for Cas- olne 90.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-12-17

WANTRD--Immedatsly an overseer (singls
yreerred) to take cha Of plantsusn u Gsnfso
Co.. Richmond Ausi we'll rsssmnsndsl, sAd b
smpt from military duty. liberal salary vi Be psii Apply
lT-dA' BOX SIT, RioAsoas.
WANTED-To hire for the next year.,
w good HOUSE SER HAyT aocusto y 70 Gardenins.
FOR s,ch good hcrs 10 offered. Apply 70
del7-c2. sAML II. PRICH.
WE are authorized to announce Col. IT. n.
w Tsnafsrro Go candidate 10 Represent the ooVapf
% supply The vacancy osssonsdb By Ne death Of John @d,
Esq. dLe-As.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-12-17

A GENTLEMAN, WHO CONTEM-
"A PLATES gdasto Europe ior The PurP,ss O. making
rangensns fer direct trade desires - Into pat
lAp With respectable arm u his city The Of references
ca b gVn address B. O. Of box So Richmond Post
Onoa. eli eo2.t
The New York herald., 1863-05-01

Reported Fight Near Wemp his-9evsn
Thousand Rebels Caplurcd.
fFrem the Evansville lInd.) Journal April 2S.
gentleman who arrived here yesterday from 0eloW
the ocers Of boat just they teav
ing Memphis news reached thereof severe hShs end Q
brilliant victory for the Union arms.
u said that the division which drove Chalmes across
the Codwaer gradually fell hack before the rebels who
had reinforced until within seven miles of Memphis
While this WAS gong ON division Of nine thousand
made a detour and foil on the rear Of the rebels.
AZ the proper time the ren clads on the railroad ran
aud opened the rebels In front, defeating them
with considerable slaughter and capturing thousand
prisoners Such she report by the officers OF the boat;
but we are inclined 70 think IL greatly exaggerated
The New York herald., 1863-05-01
Arrivals and Departures.


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tsvssSs, NC steamship Ellen y.ryaLi.u. y rrousy
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Lss, 81. sh New ySSf Lieut. Berry
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fos. Royir, SO s,eam;hip Araso.--e.n Truman sey.
sh fsnan Colonel
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Mrs Dade, Mrs Martin and two children Mrs Brsnnsn and
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Lieut. Gleason, Lieut. Ack.rman, Lieut. Taylor Lieut. Hop
sns & Hs,i Einpsr CAPT spnnsy Lsusw pd Cap, Philip.
Mr. iiad Rev Mr Caldwell Mr. Joseph scsrs"ana asS sc
Enthusiastically sheldrake Miguel Arnona Tors
Colchester Gest Il Du Bescean, Oscar Hestrrs Cant
Forbes John Mgan, Michael Kelly rlorenco Lopez John
Toms, Capt Grnn.
LysRroot-s,ssrship Arabia, from Bc.,on-B Allen,
an two chidren % Bosion Mrs Hanos ami clld ~
sr~e q New aTs" Te5mSs Murscss o Sn Ta
nec.lcui' Lehma,er = swii,er and Ggernan. % New
sr snd %e q sss $s1G i Gs ssfsai4 81 n.
Simon and wife VIM Gooi' II l. Lecpld Ana Roo,b
e so S r sNsSP ss Of lsF rSSs q Lqs
rirn9,ll q England; William Ewing of Ires6d Mar.
Hartford smith and frrd Weber OF srw yors' Car, 81
Ssa. 9sss s1 s.Ss aas sss.su ss q ]
ln k s swsr Sss sa N TS s. rs
West pr Hamilton Geptvorh and vife. Major Nicho.s,
UsA Mr. vemiiye. Mr. Abbott fcr New oricans
FmGRASTs GoSs wnr.-The P,t,sburg casfe Of 18th
insiant says arpe number of cmeants have arrived
in thai city dnrDg TIE Iart week, md sfi y gcr nru
train brooert u some three hrrlrd fciudnr quite
nnnnbc wlS Ovir ia the Gamer sss'' ttre-'etr.
The New York herald., 1863-05-01

f1KE IN WEST THIRTY AIGlITH sTREET.
shortly after one O'Clock on Thursday morning ire
broke out in the two story dwelling No 27e West Thirty.
eighth street, owned and occupied by Adam Keller dam
age the building about $500 insured for fTO0 In the
Hamilton Insurance Company. Upper part of house occu-
pied by us ha.rng oss on household furniture about
f25. insurcI for $500 IN Hamilton Insurance Company
Tnr nrc spread 20 iramc Dwelling adjoining owned BY
j. echmitt damage about si5e insured for $500 In 81
Nicholas Insurance Company.
so fERk ~ VEST FiFry-sEooND STREET.
Shortly before four O'Clock on thursday morning nre
occurred IN two story framn ccupiad ds ins In
weet Fifty second street, beaf BrosdsRy. damage TO
building about ElsO; no Insurance. Uwncd by Henry
hennexe.
FIRE ~ WEST THiHTY-sBcONp srHrrr.
Jhe alarm of ire between and eight clock last
night was caused by Ire occurring w slaughter house
IN ghity.second str ct, ne,r Eleventh avenue
The New York herald., 1863-05-01

AuRvzExssoRo Tenn, April ~. 1S63
Op~sstoms Asatnx Aevsan's Rod Cdualy-Rssecrans to
kove Soo~-AHock Tsscsmbia-Promotio~ and II
Responsibilities, dc.
haa hoped 70 send BY this mail the details Of the raid
Of General Reynolds on McMnnvlle the first reliable
news OF which We had Last evening But yet no d.
tails have como 10 hand and cannot forward anything
new. may say with safety at this moment that the
expedition bad, primary purpose, attack John
Morgan and that General Beattys brigade, Of Nssleys
division; General Crooks BRIGADE Grangers division,
and other forces 70 cooperate with Reynolds In ths
attack. So far have only captured Johns better hal
but may be able TO send TO you tonight that his
other half, or his good genius, Basil Duke, ID In
hands.
see nothing in the military situation here indi-
am told that the army win soon begin active opera
tons.
The Chattanooga Rb Of the 10th stated that another
raid had been made ruscumbia This s the only
have from the expedition sent to destroy the bridges
at Florence and the ehoals and attack In Des 6ve
then going on. We anticipate later news from rebel
sources In day two.
great OF dissatisfaction Ia being created here by
the orders TO the mastering In ocers who mastering
promoted officers for pay The blanks read that the off,
being mustered mustered for three years the
three from the time Of enlistment bot the nstruc
tons TO the mastering officers claim that when promoted
The officer makes contract with the for
three years. The only remedy the officer part
decline the promotion II private is promoted after
having served two years. some OF them have, he s
compelled to engage himself three years mere Is
officer Many OF them refuse 10 be mustered under these
Instructions.
The New York herald., 1863-05-01

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The New York herald., 1863-05-01

mHi and every dstnery Ne upper Tsnusssss besides
nve hundred thousand feet n humber The towns d HAM
burg and Eastpert also destroyed.
The New York herald., 1863-05-01
rnrrs Nslsoxs sxsrrx ~ 10 W Rusa.--rduard nsv.

IurEx EflRoss sxSrIx w. 10 W HuSa.-Edward navs,
free negro, and Robert Jones, ugive slave Convicted
OF the mufdcr " 10 ghefty. IA -OncTset county I'D
and sisvr ~ancd Mo- ~. beof gng thur arkl,rs
or the saia ctuny. c,bv icts Of Outrage on rer,,e
bate eea utss rsd q be imrr n the a dsnu,s
ffhert Jurre IffJrvI,s sAtc from oi'c nect VA ~
shch tslr he - sfls to have mnfdcrea hs nAst.r
The New York herald., 1863-05-01
Oar Baltimore Correspendence.
Rxrrfuapr Anrli foao

BALTIMORE, April 20, 1853
Later Depsio pmenh Of the Nspemcns Of the Retes on "a
Bohimors and Ohio RaiboaS--TAe Rebel Commomdey,--
Isadequate Preparations ns Pdrf Of ne Union MA.
tavy Auherities for ne Prsventon Of ne RaSi--Txs
Road Again 4, Our PoaesSos az Far wsa AZ 0raNcn-'
Operations Of TIE Rebes Wes cr Grafton and 7o,carfs
Piasburp and Whee'in0-TAe Whoh Party Of Rebels %
BE Boaged, a. Usaai, de-, dc.
Monday evening tecgraphsd 10 you a statement Of
the doings Of the rebels the Baltimore and Ohio Rail
road far as they bad asccrtaued here u To that
time. Last evening sent 70 you by telegraph fuller
statement containing all the facts. which were in the
highest degree interesting have ascertaned however,
that both Of them were suppressed In the telegraph once
at Washington by order Of the military authorities ana
consequently reached Nothing remains 10 be
DONE therefore, but send you in this FORM and a.
continuation OF my letter Of yesterday, facts that
have since ranspircd will state however, 10 chow the
ausice Of such restrictops ,ecvraphc news that
had my dispatches sent they would have appeared
In ahc HkaAp respectively on Tuesday and Wednesday
mornings and that they carefully avoided nh mcntion of
,be NOV o Uaon troops, aud ccnn cd exclu
s,yeiy 10 the doInescf the rebels.
Is the general bsei amoug those best Informed unon
the subject that the rebel icrccs engaged ID tbis
euerprss ara under the general Of Genera, yas
son II 10 certain however that te odcors who arc mar
solally IN cnmmand of he movement no Maor eesrsI
Joues Ccncf al Fizhugt Ice and Colonel mboden Ibelr
move have been conducted with a great a~al 81
u H. and they have been attended .hus FAR wIsh s.
except In the instances mentioned below Ibeir .,v.,.
made trrr srpcrrar'c simultaneously NJ Piedmont AI,.
mont, 6rafitu Oak md, Rowcsb re- crar bsrr, Surn
nit and clrl sbnrg. Itcs sro ~ STAT 90 the Iaui
m're ard thio Railroad west sa sa'nha lard aad tbcv
svtr az kant The sold ~ ~, -rirs " ,-r ,,nr,
tu.' 100 mics The s'srn thai ne 80. ,;Russf tho
sxIc.ded sra'ons The Feiri x'se she road fcrFs ole
The New York herald., 1863-05-01

FMGRASTs GoISs wnr-The Plttsburg Cusfe OF 18th
nsant says " large number of cmgrans havc arrived
in thai city during TIE Pact week, lnd sn y gr nnui-
bor DC exfecrd shortly. "Wednesday nikft last The
train hrougrt n so.nc three hfnrsd, CHUNG cute
nnrnbcf wns saine Ovrr lu the Gamer Nts ttre-rtr
srd ahose rassye was rs,sd ia fasstwg by their
freuuS"
The New York herald., 1863-05-01
ObifuarY.

Obituary.
TIE Atli, ~ papers announce the dosh OF Col nel
HirterAvr % the Seventy scven'h oil nieni.
has nmlnd OF the post at Alton dIftsg yAss
va iia lsss bccn w fvr seui- t-rc.
.IRi IrfT tao rrst albany ale brewer, dicl ~ thht
csy the 9id inss. svcd seventy i've yesfs
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-03-28
Harry vapdrgriftisu Sustained

En- SENTINEL-Sir see in an article in the
Journal o the 9th some comments in regard to
n resolution that offered in the Township Con-
vention, which reads as follows:
'Resolped. That the Democracy of Centre
Township in favor at a tax levy on all the
property of the township TO release the people
from the conscrpton act: and that the County
Commissioners be requested to order election
10 determine whether or not Marion county will
sustain such tax
Now, sir. ! did not expect that a public journal
that was in favor of taking the peoples money
to buy negroes freedom at $500 and place them
on an equality with the poor white man, would be
willing TO tax the property holders to place
poor white mans life equality with the rich
nabob After quoting from VallanGic hams
DAYTON speech. the editor uses the following Ian
guage:
"Itis equally notorious that neither yallandig-
ham. VOORHEES,, or Vandegriit. or Wick. ever pay
taxes and not one of them own n dollars worth
of real estate OF course thew are perfectly
willing to le, Others be taxed when the effect of
such taxation will be TO wetken our armies. and
thereby strengthen the rebellion +"
As for not owning any real estate ! am sorry
that have plead guilty of the charge. But
| presume that If it is a disgrace 10 be poor.
IL is not criminal nor should IL be take
advantage of that wise and patriotic conscret
law passed by the salons OF the Republi-
can party. which SAYS the poor OF this
country. $500 or your blood Now. sir. know
that am poor. aud il Is a crime. there will be
MANY A poor Republican that will be set up
target for the benefit OF the rich nabobs rs well
as myself The editor says. also. that am the
President of the X g. c. society. which | pro-
nounce "A base falsehood, and he who utters il, a
liar and coward. H. NANpkeRiFr'
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-03-28

PEEP O'DAY This magnificent sensational
drama. which has had su IN unprecedented sue
cess wherever played, both in Europe and Ameri-
Gu, was produced here for the first time last
night. The Metropolitan full to overflow
ing. We have net space or time to give a synop
sis of the incidents. or to even allude To the fund
of wit, sentiment and pathos it contains; neither
will it be necessary to do so: for from the impress
sion il produced. it will be seen by every lover of
the drama in the city before the Conways leave.
IL il equal to trip to Ireland to see the plav
1t is perfect picture of ireland as it was. Mr.
and MrS. Conway shine in the characters thew
personate. and the other characters we're well
filed The scenery prepared for the occasion is
very fine. The picture of Donnybrook Far-the
living scene-is life like. perfect. and one gazing
upon il who had ever visited that world renowned
pattern where humor. fun. frolic and fight. mirth,
merrment. within and whisky. light feet. gay
hearts and broken heads preiomiaate over the
love Of lucre. will recognize it at once as a per-
feet daguerreotype of the inimitabe scene. No
language can give full conception of Denny
brook Fair. and one has tn see the scenes enacted
or witness them nv visiting the sod" to have a
conception of the reality Go and see the Peep
o. Dly as played hv the Conways. and Won will
be enabled read Irish history and stories of the
Green Isle with some chance of approaching their
merits
The play will be continued until further notice.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-03-28

The undersigned having been brought prcmi
neD,ly before this community hy rsnsaoiisn
which occurred Yesterday. j. psne1 20 learn that
reports sre in circulation to the effect that. in
addition to other foIlies. he used language disre
spectfui TO certain ladies, whom no one holds in
higher estimation than himself. I,might be con
sidered that. under the circumstances, am not
"a proper judge of what said or did the
SION referred TO. but feel assured, from careful
examination Of those who heard and saw me.
that the imputation il as false as il i foreign
from my nature. and the habitual respect which
l have ever entertained for the female sex
Grieved and humiliated at the necessity OF this
explanation. invoke for nv conduct the char
table construction and consideration OF my friends
and fellow citizens. 5 X HssSEsAs.
lNDIAxApoIls March o. ls63
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-03-28
Night Report.

WAsHINGrox, March 27.-The representative
chiefs of the Cheyennes. Arapahoes Camanches
and other tribes from the Plains ACCOMPANIED by
the Commissioner of Indian Affairs and the
Superintendent of the Census visited the Execn.
tive'mansion TO day
SALT LAKE, March 27.-Everything quiet: no
excitement in the city.
The Indians burned Boyd's Station, this side
of Deep creek. last night.
CArRo, March 27.-Last Saturday nigh, an.
other barge. containing 900 bushels of coal
hoated safely past the batteries at Vicksburg for
the of Farraguts gunboats
The Memphis Bulletin of Wednesday saws:
Three of Porter's gunboats have reached the
YazOo river by the SunfOwer route and have
reached Greenwood.
1t further SAYS:
Our forces at Greenwood hid abandoned the
undertaking. OF forcing passage, and were on
their return. when they met Quigley's division
coming to reinforce them. A conference was
had, the result OF which is unknown.
DrxxIRx. March 27-The steamer New York
left Dunkirk at half past eight this A. NJ. for
Cleveland Boat navigation il now entirely I'M
INSTRUCTED to and from this port.
LOUISVILLE. March 27.-special to the Journal
saws:
Eighty men of the 9th Kentucky cavalry sur
prised the Rebel pickets in the vicinity of Dan
vile last evening, who retreated into Danvile in
great disorder.
The Rebel force in Danville was 2 500. nclud
ing the LIST Georgia regiment
The Lexington train passengers say that our
forces had recrossed Duck river in pursuit of the
Rebels Other accounts insist that the Rebels
have left Danville.
Passengers just arrived from Mount Sterling
report all quiet
Nrw YoRK. March 27.-Rebel Colonel Tai.
colt. who constructed Notifications al Yorktown
and Fort Darling. arrested in this city to day
and placed in Fort Lafayette.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-03-28
The LIBERTY o. THE CITIZEN.
TIE SPEECH OF
Hon. D. w. Voorhees,.

Delivered In the House % Representatives February
Is 1854, the "Act 10 indemnify the President and
other persons for supendng the writ ofhabeas corpus,
and done pursuance thereof Is printed in
pamphlet FORM and he obtained al this Office This
u The great effort of Mr.. voorhees, 10 protect the liberty
OF the citizen fsoul the despotSm 81 the President and
his minons. and should be in the hands Of every in
Indiana Ia makes pamphlet of 10 pages.
Price 81 80 per 100.
All orders should direct the peeches 20 be sent by
press. the postage will be copy must be
prepaid
Address ELDER, 1ARKNESs BINGHAM.
indianapolis.