davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1863-06-11

nrunrrsa.-Ihe asasaa lor berVyins having
arrived, frequent szeursiOna ere made by our
c,ii.uus q bolh sszss and ~ aess 10 the straw
bsny pal.hss On NisquiIly Plain. Three weeks
have now slapssa since the arst npe berries ap-
,r,nrsa. apd thsl arsna, yet exhausted. The
uinoa berry Che prs,iisus Of IN the small fuits
/ rips and ripsaing, and quite abundant; The
blsek and raspberry come next IN order. and
psoniss % b unusnally plsutiihli next is The
1himhls barry, and closs upon lta heels iblow
Ihs ahosl1bsHy, sllal ani several other varie,
ti,s, Il q Uhich Wll proaues hugely, this sea-
-. Tls v.is,y being large. and lhs period q
m.iuil,y q sadh bsing different he people q
Or IoollIly enjoy long ssaaoaOf bsrsying. and
m1nr pIo1i byIL No section q The Union pro-
tussu . many kinds q sscslIsnt small FRUITS e
, IEsIh'rrl16 Ipuilsy. ne natives formerly
uubsiIlsd exclusively upon them fdr ssvsFai
nsa,hs q rach year; ne whites nov gaihsE,
.,fand pl.,,rs, l,ses quanlis'ss q lhen, and
nui lh1n vllnahls additions % ne eultlVaisd
|0~|'I| .|| y ||I1F. ! 'rI1I ~ ift
, 1863-06-11

REBEL AND FEDERAL FIxAScEs.-The Charles
ton Nsrenry comedies the Confederate debt In
March last 10 Be eight hundred millions Of dol
lars. The Richmond Eraminsr month later
sdmiis that Il Is fully one. thousand millions Of
dollars. Taking debt Of $500. .o0O,O 900 as the
basis Of is ealeuln.ion. The Mercury gives an e.
innate q he sun 70 be annually 'eollsstsd iron
The people, and their means Of paying. Il de.
eIarss that heavy tax and forced loan must
Be- rrsoFted % IN order 70 save the Confederaey
from destruction. At the same date, March s0th,
the total Fedenl debt amounted to less than Q
thousand millioI 8 being, IN exact figures $685.
1e0147. About one-thiFd Of this amount has
been funded into United States and per cent.
siocka There is yet little cause 6or apprehsn-
sion on The score Of Federal Indebtedness
, 1863-06-11

THE REBEls AND MccLsLLAS- Nov that the
restoration Of Mcclellan 70 command has seized
% Be probable. The rebels, formerly % loud IN
bis praise, have no hesitation in avowiRg their
real estimate Of bis military abilitieA The Rich.
mond Whig o. April slss devo.ss an article 10
Liitls Mac" assorting 10 substance that while
they thought i sxpsdient 70 praise Mcclellan
a. the ablest General We had, they believed him
10 Be Z very weak commander. The article
closes ns follows. How fortunate for Us that
he was chosen chief d the Yankee army. With
The immense numbers Of hiscommand, an officer
of truth, courage. enterprise and daring would
have pushed us severely a4 bl'
, 1863-06-11


nrn E'l.1r slln-DuIing Ne pa1i isE
a..I. |I,I1 A1l, ben rersul n.lsa q laal =.
81. n I1au ani cosnlly, q eid. aase 81
r6.,. 4 ri1I',n' n cl1I|,c'on. Lots 90 a
1I'.|n|.|..lrr'. r.|n1 Irn||rld ''nu 8 % $50
n.h AZ sA.IIl's ~. On NunInJ Ia. singh
n tn C.nn1rc',| n|I,Il eas khoeked down %
pIncu1 4 1.lI,.1lI g. llclto; B.lch 4 Web
~ uh.Il nas ~ % chnssW Wrsn o. oo15i
n. ~ .'.|l d Ils ~. 1fh unu sold Frank
C,... ~. ~ 11I5; ani lhe 41leboulS on
o. 1I.l b ?. J. Noary ~ l1e1oo. o.
I..1,1 o. gh,,i1 "a ~ ssgrllllchss Nm.
IA, q. rIopay q Dai,h Weber; Frank
C.|1 -, bI|ns D, purchaser !, $500
EN- r1o|I.o No1l1lI."-I1h b nov re
"a. d n. n,r,1|ns hsno.iy known q ,hs
U14|aa a r1rhr, ho1 ben m,il n he
n.n1 o1|I, ~ on1n1g nd quality q q,
M.||0 I.'1I 1b11I a. nna Rev. ~. and
M'4 E|r11r No hrls conducted 4 viii mlIksi
.I1||r ~ ncn, norlhl VII cc1lInus b edit 4
...|.I b .o1. b ~ tlri |lI1n| q C.Iilbrnin
IIIL. IIl.1,i pI'1t. - M q, pluniss d
s...|'.ui n.nn11n1ni uhilh b. tlll l.lIly e.
I.1||... n, H.l'1c NsaIlr iulaitol y b vel
...'|'n.I IIor1'|@|n ,rrcur.nyInl oAch nnn'
|1hr'I'1 ~ l1hlq|pi''l pIlsa
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, 1863-06-11
FOR RDELEeATE TO CONGRESS-
j. -. o. RAYNOR,
OF CLARKE COUNTY.
OF CLARKE COUNTY

eSu q, voLUuE FvE-Ths present number
e.url.ses the allh volume II the PUoEF SCUM
HnaED. Until the end Of the Congressional
e.us..s upoa wIlek We ere nov entering. We
ihSn osnfiads Il without Interruption; ater
vEldk re rhsl supeod 4 FORA ssw weeks In
arar toenAhis q D make new arTangementS
wh,sh we have or aame time had IN eonismpla'
,iaa. lor h future management. when itaga'n
nbp..rs, amer he snspension. u VII probably
bs i aa enlarged and improved form.
, 1863-06-11

RnBEE srAH CHAnBsG-It has recently cone
cut in . controversy between tho Charleston
Mercury and The Richmond Eaqufrsr. that JeR
Davis has been empowered By The rebel Congress
70 suspend the habsas corpus wherever and
Whenever he pleased. That important het vas
no, hnorn n South Carolina, and no wonder,
Or The act was passed N secret session.
, 1863-06-11

ExPLoRIna PAEFT.-A Washington dispatch
states that party consisting Of Daniel 9. Major
o. ths National Observatory, Prof Hesse, Col.
A. b. Jones' and P. Hahnay, are about 20 leave
On tour Of exploration to examine the mineral
resources Of Pixies Peak, Nevada, Colorado. Cal
lIiornIa. Oregon and Washington Territory, par
tiealusly concerning The quartz mines, whether
gold or silver. Acontract has been entered into
with Daniel G. Major BY the Commissioner Of
lhe General Land Office to run the line Of 40 2 /.
latitude between Oregon and Washington Terri
tory, by aatFonimical observation and ground
survey. he Is also 70 run lines Of township IN
Washington Territory.
, 1863-06-11

L. JAr s. TUnnEE, q wSIa wsIIa. Iuss sssEe.
iaEy q this Territory, has nominated hinsS'f Al
indspsndsni esndidsis 81 consEuaA Go IN and
win. Tu'usy N you ean, e.
, 1863-06-11

UEoE COUEET CONvExrIoN.-It is quite time,
We think, that steps should Be taken 10 convene
The Union County Convention o. this county,
isr The nomination Of county officers and rspFe-
ssniativea. Only allitle more than four weeks
remAih uhtil election day--baSsly. sufficient fOr
. good canvass. A Convention should Be called
without delay, that the voters may have time .
siudy tlls character and qualifications Of the
men they are to vato lar. siaap1 y
, 1863-06-11

Enon VlrIonIAs The slsamsP Oalaionia, Capt.
PhIllips uEEivea 4 sisilseoom yesterday from
ll',oria. beund % Olympia. We are indebted
= ~ po'lisn,~ q h~omeen ir lsts Victoria
P.l.lh ..sr...s -. 81
, 1863-06-11

a AmEaAl hAA--Wo are informed that NJ.
q. a hslgs proprietor Of The extensive Port
hsdllpn mllls receives Legni Tender notes q
par n business transactions. and, when any
changs = dne, pays i u gold and silver. This
= worthy q he lnrgpli mill owner On he Sound,
and fillnR example ior olheFa.
, 1863-06-11

PAnsnEn1 The panlhsFS On vancouvefs "a
and don't seem % b very tinid Some two
ussts aso. one Of thsm visited the h. b Cos
hrm near Victoria and killed twsniy-thrss sheep
IN ons night On previous occasions they bad
destroyed large numbers of cattle and hogs !;
vsntnfing within The city limits for The latter.
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NKr paxTAL Law.

I'll
The new aet sf Congress respecting ths
regulations Of the Post r0@ee Department
makaa souae salusasy changes, mARy of Which
ara Fadicalsa sxaossa4a.. sl .sagssi Ia
yEheah ahaximuR4weigh. for ths sipgle,rate
sos IAAthr rpbsssgs,iaoRe haAspunss asoirdu.
pois. The rate Of postage On alI domestic
letters NOS sxcssdi1g pps-hsH ounce shall
be uniform at tbraa cents; and for each
haN osbos o. ffaesiea aharsof. OF addition
al weight, 40 aadlsssnaa rate. Of shfssusanss,
teSsiisaall casss psepaidbs postage stamps.
DropSr iesal letters, sHo, :esnlsspees hah
5dascsq qpsspssa bysaeampJ; and as saErian;a
fes shall be chargsaor esIisussd sapsaiissa
.tefs dslfvsfsa by them, nor uposlesaxrs ssl-
'lssssdasS them for mailing Or ndslisssy. IA
mail matter is not prepaid, anabis rasss ars
Charged ~ sas delivering ofkcs, axospt sol-
idiefsn aud sgilosS isttess.se:e bsa s}5lisi Z
The naxlmua standard weight for single
posssgs Cd printed matter b. foar osness,
postage swo cents, prepaid by stsDps.--
Printed books pay double the Shove raess,
and uusealed circulars pay two eents for
every shfssa clTcalars- 1e Eswspa mot
over -foar oatcss, pay ~ foilo~s . .oncs .
week per quarssry5 eenfss twice q week.
do. 10 cents; three times week, do. l6e3
six times week, do. 80 cents oas rate, Or
5 cents, is added to each issue more than
once week. Letter rates are 30 be eharg-
ed on irregular matter, part written and
part printed, except that publishers may
ssnd and secure proof -sheets and advise pa.
treps.. By writing op their papers, when
tksjg subscription is up, as printed matter
rates. On .unslassiRsd matter, where 20
spsci6e rate 10 set down, letter possage Is
charged. WssEIy newspapers ore free
within Ihs county vhsrs they are pdbfished.
Msgsssnsss sisspsa Less freaqently than oncf
vssE RsI sas 'sR. 4 iof tsqt :'a 9spsss p i
ular subscribers. . =. q, - -.-
having .shs largest circulation within Che
special district. The postage on fsshfned
dead latsars pes. rsgistsrsd q o ysi1abis, IL
three cents cents double those rates il rsgistsr;-
ed. Lessers addressed 10 any psfsohs not
found ii tks soiass q addressed may bs Tor.
w,a,rrSsd 10 any other olses without additional
postage charge. Dead letters (valuabfs)
are "a 81 regsistered and Kept -four years FOR
reclamasiop. The sranklng psiviisgs n linn
lied Ia he following parsons ths Ptsi.
dent hss prisate seefslarJs tae Vice Presi.
dent, hsads oi Exsausiss Departments,
heads Of bursaus, ohist clerks, fer sofhsiai
communications only Senators and Rep
reseusasivss, Sscrssary Of Senate and Clark
of House, 10 cover sorrespondsncs TO zud
from sbslh; aSd III printed nasss j tissasd>by
asshosiy oi Congress, and ~ printed mat Z:
sef sent 20 them.s Pssitipns 10 oangfes O.
FREE, and postmastsss have the frsnkipe
privilege for thsir oIscial oonmuraoaslons.
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aEsery don ssnmissfsnea ssmsst,s pa.
vatsg Or other 9sssod Mho shashssBso =
hsrsasse shss discharged fpn ishss sAssaS "a
the Unised States Within Two yeere fsop4 ths
date Of THAR enlissms6s ,hy reason 5f N6dhus
received in bstsIe, ehsn bep essisisaiso RS
eslss ths sams DO asts esaisa srahaad fRAasa
sAzus slasaes AZ psrsaassxls Rssa elscAsfgs
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pas, shasas5 ros apessioe, sars5 4ha sseceipl
thsreet frpn sins "a a slRsii lse iiss.aquesrs bad
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j dNoaaaigbsT shaaa ggoyeatwps loyfEss7a1; IT.;
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pasanL EFeas ialRsssel laisyp psRg nslaRR nslasRR
nsesa hasdspRa gasa sSsry sAHfss5 ss5 sss9s ssss
to, paka "A foTtsna lfdys a fasssT ssa1sI
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anesSs-rieh isFq sfi7a all5 g. Fx sglIs- llssa
bard I'M a b he'd III H. sag ens gss
passT alsafTss naesnlighsa se sgsiassgsFs9as n
sipdoHrpps l laa deE5s sps-paEsq isysoee 7yse
later naryisgesld man lp afsge = Von,s 9aaJ
kosgivs Ahsn sispNns thsua; a;71old psp sssgg
sisErsspds SoF s asPsh M 81 ss;l So iyySs
rall made sRold nss dlssEyo lag lg e2sRsss ! 9lss
get al shs naonayS liyf ip kbs ela ols YsR3 ~
quite epniersathJ fi tJ ys s lyle ShildF
much happiness. Finis.
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, sfs.I 81 zs5I Izaf.&a Oineinnaki sApEil q u
On Monday last JsnkiG's fsea ptsatry
saas ! aasS iasa Roips Plsssaas T Z ~ 4 y
the moash az 1hs KspsW hs FiysF, aad ai5;:
Cd possession Of shs OeaEt Hoses, ,ssad sssa
ssseD houses, piuS5sfsa sabstss aaa bssasa
ssYesat, hossaAa bdshsis Vt asvsfpsAsGt
cosss "A yalpRlees MD aszsgs Iron! @ 4;
Hpolis. he ssabsis MssA dsiva Eswisbe A
lossUf SaaNsas aaiae1e kss pkissasss;,
ISaS SSts fssdssd pafOliS, as \ 4 |! 4 Y u y
iliRs lssrhGs yffs1ssi sR asdT .hsssssaA i
81; 20 Tsss59EE sSCiSa EsHs. slApssss u
.sss4 sids - a5sa9iHs7 sIsaels assf S ssse
1.-The stsamss sKistbessA AsineO insslllReaeA
rod ne Psso1 Faass dRSdisssd dsgsss vsas
|dsI y hhSS. S Il: q !. u. q. (.
and nd Bsson BeksIs Ssd $3.50 sss sssa aasa lbs
attack on III. pamkaeson. hot NTH what re-
Isuls was not kpomnga thsTiotof left shert-
ilAsfssf i hsgsqs 1ssk hFisk sssppeaads aBas
haaT6 feg, ahoas qHas hopF.st syt 81 AZ se;sass
Twelve tsaaspart Apoonpaaisd tha Yi4es A.
sss ap Hslaps. 'sed HsFes iRPsd.siaIS sgi, ai;
sdlk kiapqY Abqaghs be- ssDAdi lisp n El sa q
givsn abs ss9Eaagalps bsapghs shssk ~ e
esassa aoi sbsls aPssrAe;l 0As y ila.a,s shs
SlSsFssd ,Asssts Il DISH isaaIoa ssssig sad
sutieR Asapt hss sqssssS Sed q = rseirg ~ 4
battery ofs sarpoundtes gstEpes 4 srJs bshIg hIg s s
Aa~aa "a skssah nnaikion an "a aaailv feaAk
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sssstsssFcaads b. t4s inlaadi sess.
BEighsn Ysaag. This nphlsss plssallx
sheHs bsysnd I'll seatHpssrsy thsstAssasFIl:
ing 80 .ths articles of hhs MormQn faith
Bsigbsus aFeaag hissslf y hpss psaEnsss
and imncssss. .in, ssasrsa akieg tesfll the ego
foe Of g 6rss president ,of tha ebRrsh ~, i;Y
and shat he il in nsny Esseessss laaa aips ii q
greatly deiHdsd ssd aiaistad psenls gsn
assray from shs sagy deptFiass md pripsif;,
ples ist Which theys ssshfRselE ri passss stn
n "A - a. sX
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+; The 8ua sbeat ahd ssRsnspa sesrisaa5 %
iYoungs Poins srsm EtsslaI UsssaasSn she
syspinas ~ 1asia ii she "a bud es5afksd atas
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spbps SgsEi W 4 l s|.l 100
bis artillery 70 posisisn 70 draw the ss
from their entreaehments, Gruvsr was only
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MR.. yALLANpIGHAM's PROTEST.

Arrested without process of law, without
warrant from any judicial officer, and now IN
military custody, have been served with
charge and specifications as from court mar
tial or military commission. | am not either
in the land nor thenaval service,of the United
States, and therefore am not tryabie for any
cause by such court, but ain subject, by the
express terms of the Constitution, to arrest
only by due process oflaw, or warrant issued
by some officer Of court of competent jurls-
dlcton for trial of citizens. | am subject to
indictment and trial on presen tment of grand
jury, and AIN entitled to speedy trial, to
be confronted with witnesses and to compul-
sorry proce SIS for witnesses in my behalf, and
am entitled to counsel. All these demand,
as my right as citizen Of the United States.
But the alleged offense itself is not known
to the Constitution, nor to any law thereof.
1t is words spoken to the people of Ohio in an
open public political meeting, lawfully and
peacefully assembled, under the Constitution,
and upon full notice.
III is the words ol q cltiZen. OF the puOHc
servants of the people, by which policy it
was alleged that the welfare of the country
was Mt promoted. 1t was an appeal to the
people to change that policy, not by force but
by the elections and the 6alot-box. 1t is
not pretended that | counseled disobedlence
to the Constitution or resistance to law or
lawful authority. have never done this.
/ have nothing further to submit.
(Signed) e. L. VALLANDIGHAM.
May 7.
The.judge advocate simply remarked that
the accused had the privilege of counsel and
and of witnesses 1t dd not become him to en-
ter into any discussion as to the jurisdiction Of
the court. That the case has been referred
to it was sufficient.