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had ovcrthrown McCook, and In arrcstlng
Victory from the very jaws Of defeat. / a1n
happy to my that he has not suffered a. se:
rionsly ~ bis friends had anticipated, and
they horo soon 10 congratulate him on his
entlsn recovery.
GEN. uRA0a's BATTLE oRpxn,
Gen Bragg Issued tho following battle order
on the nth: -. \ -.
HxADq'n M AMT Or TExKKAsxx, TX 7nn FrKLp,
LATATxrr1. Ga, Sept. II, 1865. I
General Orders, No. $50.
Tho troops will be hold ready for an frume.
dIate tpovn ngalnst tde enemy. His demon.
strasions on our tanks havo bean thwattcd,
and tw1cc has ho retired befaro us when of{or.
ed battle. We must NOW force him to the
issue. Soldiers, you arc largely reinforced
you muAt now seek tho contest, In doing 10
! know you will ho content to suffer priva.
uona and encounter hardshlps. Heretofore
you hare never h!led to respond to your Gem
oral when ho haA asked i aacriaec At your
hasds. HelJlpg upon your gallantry and pa
tfiot1sn, he asks yor to add crownipg glory
to the Wrcaths you wear. Our credit IL Ii
5our keeping. Your ennmy boasta that ron
aro demo1alized hnd retreatpg before him.
Having accomplished our object In driving
back his ahuk movement, let 10 now turn on
ILLS main force, and crueh 1t In itA hncled 80.
Guilty. Your Genesal will lead you. Ton
have but to respond to atsurc ua OF a glorious
triumph over an insolent foe. 7 know Whist
Your tespcnse viii be. Trusting in God an:1
love of our dear ones at home, Eailore il I'M
possible, and victory must bo ours.
(Signed,( BRA1ToS HRAoo,
r. ! - General CommaudtpE.
, 1863-09-27
PRESIDENTS A.
TEON.
Raising Of the Blockade Of tho Port
=: of Alexandria.
WAsu1SaroE, Sept. 81, 1868.
BT TUE PREsIDEST or TIE uN1TED STATES.
4 PROCLAMATION.

WAsItSaroE, Sept. "a, 1868,
BT TIE PRESIDENT or TIE UNITED STATES,
A PROCLAMATION.
WHEREAS. In my Proclamation Of the 9Th
Of April, 1861, the ports Of the State Of pir-
ginia and North Carolina were for reaaons
therein set forth, placed under blockade; and
whereas, the port Of Alexandra, Va, has
since been blpckaded, but az the Blockade Of
said port may now he safely relaxed, with ad-
vartagt to tie interests Of commerce; now,
therefore, be It known that I, Abraham Lin
coin, Preeident Of the United States, pursuant
to the authority In me vested by the fifth
section Of the Act OF Congress, approved on
the 18th Of Ju1Y, 1861, entitled An act fur
1her to provide for the collection II duties
On imports, and for other purposes" !" do
hereby declare that the blockade Of the s3td
port ot AlexAudtfa shall 80 far cease aud de-
te1mIne from md after this date; that com-
me1cia1 intercourse With the said port, ex-
cert a. to pcrtons, things and information
cont1abaud Of war, may from this date be
carried On, subject to the laws Of the United
States and to the limitatfons, and IN purau.
ance Of the regulations which nre prescribed
hy the Secretary of tho Treasury In hts order,
which is appended to my proclamation ofthe
12tb Of May, 1852.
In witness whereof / have hereunto set my
hand and caueed the seal of the United
States to be affixed. Done At the City of
Washington, this 9th day Of September, In
the year of our Lord 1861, aud OF the fnde-
pendence Of the United States tho eighty
third. AnnAuA21 LINCOLN.
81 the President = ..
WA. II. SEWARD, secx Of State.
, 1863-09-27

Bcsror, ecpt. 70, 1e63.-Tha steamer Ade1tA
from Galway The 18th, arrived 1t tllia port
ibis afternoon. Her datcA are TWO days Inter
than those already received.
Adviees from Chsrbous1 In tho Courifr DIV
uarrt say that Tho Confederate Steamer Ais.
loltr. Addressed to Capt semu4ea glvos some
foundation 10 tho yusnor.
rAu1s, Bspt. 19.--The hys Of th]s crsnlna
believes iAflf Ahle 10 state ttrAt tho mAratimi
r1efnct oa Dscst has opco*;d tho seixura o.
lho Confederate atoamcr TlprtdA, In couko
a. cnce Of n ordcI from raf!s .tsucd ~ III,
in3folabilisy ef tho hsi6os ~ II military post
The gates Of Wass..w ha7o been closed 70
ten days TO any p.tson deaiI!ng 70 cnter Q
lcaTo Tho city. Two hundred of tho lnhab3
ta1ts hAye beer. transported TO 6lboraA.. TIL
Russian auab,oslslse haso Imposed snornou
I taxes upop. tho ancisut protanoea Of Poland.
, 1863-09-27
Chicago @ribnne,
SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER e7. 1868.


A1f Is quiet ut Chattanooga, but the
silence will soon be broken. Reinforce.
1ncnts arc hunying from North, East and
West to The relief Of tho gallant army
which now rests securely fortified. The
main body Of Bu.nside's army is at Athens,
Tennessee, on The Tennessee aud Georgia
Railroad, about forty:flvo miles from Chat.
lnnocga, md ILLS advance ut Cleveland,
only twenty miles from Gen. Rosccrans.
1icport afso Inns It. tlat 4 portion OF
Grants troops and representation from
tic Army OF the Potomac are on the way.
Government is slraining every nerve to
place Rosccrans On such footing that
lis onward mnrch shall no longer be in,-
1,eded. The rebels likewise are relnforc-
ing and using their. best endeayors to
crush Rosec1ans and hold Chattanoo-
60, the !: key to their position
and success. Without possession Of that
point and the rich country Of East Ten
uesscc, their resources arc exhausted. The
decisive battle Of the war will yet be fought
upon the Chickamauga,
TIC rebel Governors Of Missouri, Texas,
Louisiana and Arkansas, who belong to
the itinerant caravan now making the tour
OF the Confedcracy, seeking for the last
ditch, have issued join! address calcula-
ted 10 encourage the Southern heart, Which
Of late is not as inflamal,le as formerly.
Bombastcs in his famous instructions rela-
iyc to his boots, was not more supremcly
ridiculous than these peripatetic Governors
preparing San Jacintoa for the blue jacketa
Our news from Cairo, Memphis, Vicks-
burg and Natchez is full Of interesting de-
tails. Gen. Grant has arrived at Vicks-
burg, and it T.ill rejoice all to learn that
the injuries received By the gallant hero
at New Orleans arc not serious.
The Wabash Avenue Railway swindlc,
vetoed by the Governor Is rediyiyus. Tho
g1idiron was taken into court at Spring
field by Little Fuller and Wabash G. Goudy
10 get an opinion as to its merits. The
court evidently considered it as worthless
except Tor old iron, and the concern was
taken out OF court, We suggest that the
proprictors take it and 60 South. 1t might
be..handy for the purposes Of the rebel car.
avan.
Gen. Hooker, it is stated, has been u.s.
signed to a acommand In field where his
fighting qualities can be exercised. Is it
Georgia? -
Col. Trustcn Polk, late u. s. Senator
from Missouri 'ari1 Inter a yfhn1 yrandorar
with the fugitive P1ice, has reached the
end Of his string, and hereafter will be
supported by Uncle Sam. .-
Tie Kalamazoo State Fair has proved a
triumphant success, and the managers
have put o handsome fund into their treas.
n1y, and wiu evince their patriotism Us
we'll us wisdom by investing it. in five.
twcnties. A full account Of the closing
scenes.nnd the awarding Of premiums will
be found upon the second page Of this
isE1le
, 1863-09-27

and poured forth stream Of words which
meant ~ much to our understanding ~ the
sparks which 6y from tho anvil. 0ourtesy
required That 70 should foply, which .Wo
did fn fluent English, which checkod her
loquaeity for moment. Dnt 1t burst forth
Now It struck me that there was some
tAtog lud}crous Ia two .peraons standing on
either side Of y stonn wall, jabboring 1t each
othtr In regular sequence, In tho most car.
neat aud emphatic mauner, ard burst out
Into broad lsughtes. Laughing is universal
iargn1gc she laughed t3o. Dat whon t.o
"ardncts fn moi. knowing what 10 eay or do
next. Hor Laugh wAs 70 eutlsciy Euy!ish that
l quito forgot that sho GUILD not understand
mo when. in rnl!te and expressive snannot,
sa!d "Wel Low. my dear child. wlll you
explain ~hat a1l this 1neanaf" ehs :tnsIstcd
y ssssnres that shonld , ss, lssss ths Ra'e and
ahc took MP line Of march, and followed
to fee what would become Of 1t. Actoss tho
field. mp tho hillside, down tho hillsIdo, nc
vent swiftly nt the bottom she stopped and
pointed 10 path. All! All this meant that
paib. Was It coin Of Kindness lint bad in-
spIfed thls ca'c for me? puta coiu In her
stout hand, received q good natured laugh,
ard bctook Myself to the path, aud Aoon
calne to G.lpdIexala- grest glacier-and
its magnificent Wetteshotn d:
TIE ,uxaYnAC,
"An aftafuoon ride back to 1ottrl&chen, Ia
Tie golaea sunlieht, OF through the cool
the valley, VAS full Of dreamy rest aad glad.
mesa. AZ va drew near 10 Interlashcn,
Jutgfrau, With the aettfog aun ahigtnx full
upon it, rott up FROM behind MS With beau
y 70 exquisite Tint | felt drawn to It more ~
to human being than to snow-covered
fneG + sfend nm in the eArv1xrr md
, 1863-09-27

Con. Hooker 4 Aaasgned to's ROW Corn
= naAnd.;

NEw YORK; Sept. M.-Tho Washington
special Of the y. T. Tribune says:
j; Gen. Hooker has been assigned 10 Al In
portant command In field whero his brit.
liant fighting qualities Will aad their fall
scope. So ~ - ~
An attempt on the part Of rebels to cst16-
lith batteries ut Mathtas Point, on tho Lowos
Potomac, has been frustrated by our gun
boats. =.
, 1863-09-27
Cosualtfc. to yYc.tcrn Boldaors

,WAsnl1soTox,' acpt. 93.-Thu following
caanalsics 10 Vestesn soldiers have occu!rud
10 Tho Army Of tho Potomac Ia the ls.ss +. tTa
days: Bergt. 4. Domlug, CO. 2. stn ~. ~
Befgt. Willard Cummings, CO: p, W apat' aui !
Botgt. James 4. boil, 90. T., w uo' scsx;;;; x;;
9eo,gs Any. g iaa!7Sa aeS r. Rop.. GS.M Msssb.li,
co. T.. 81 1sdi.ns; MARLIN i'ouehst, 60. g..
Sth d.; j. romiah Jordon, Co. II ~ ao. Al Ar
Wd.de Camp of Ool. Gamble, Of e 90 y ~ llil::
nois, nd Jamea Joycc,' Of tho I'd lndlsaa
'Nrrs taken prisonus+ 'i>,i' 80 ! ''7:a : III
, 1863-09-27

A1plnc Experlcnce-F1owt and
Lauxhtcr-Ehe JunEfrau.

Rev. Henry Ward beecher Written to the
!. r." 5crt IN o~,- +ha I'M. acb.,a,c,,. and
On PET H. Ill aI sn o
lpus 1,a sas xas,e or Jnnetran ma H. cnmnani6ns
1den1 Wnnsh n1 F;enr and Msiterhorn> shali neTer
1as1"t ;h.t honr' SneW ti,an. first and sure.
mat srs,nes}ion ne fsF' q sstthsv s t;uf
va Nc snnt o. nonn+ssr a. Nv Nh 1H IL
enslI " s.atJ ~ Sst,tth StaGio.ir44 it.eiF
e4uuu faoa, ~ II ~ asr'S'o 9h9srs -
and stanatpE sfa ~. ~ 49, -
np aga5sts ~ ~ n.eisr ot di6Nnt X cfV tn he
cf Ills ethereal summit alone, In transparent
silsnre. could afford I'll symbol OF that de.
scendinr u,Tune which fl1led the apoca1yptlc
yisIon :;
MOUNTAIN A1R.
urho ,,,,,rnt,on Of mountain air il such
, 1863-09-27

J. Tonrnzsa AoxRo1, P.spt. a3.-1cu. Moro.
dith, Commiaslouer f,r Tho exchange OF ptia.
oners, lett tais ofen oon for clt{ Point
Yesterday tho o1.hetrs Of tho q. 8. gnnboat
WJsndotte disu1vcrcd largo lot Of whlskJ
concealed In Gle ssnd on tho hAnkA OF Eliza
beth stveF, nlch thcy contacAsed. .1,.*< :, ::
, 1863-09-27
OUR PARIS LETTER,

1Ap Threo DATas Fctc At Chcfhourn-
Description or tho F0rtldc AtionH-
Arrival or 111c English Yacht squad
fon-KnUtthla and Erench Lndlc*-A
Olympic fsAnes-AoW n 8t1uEy Lord
Was Punished
, 1863-09-27

Indlanapo1is News Capture Of q
HlocAx1e Runncf-Thc RichE7 ond
whBw on the Situation.

49, FROM 1SDIANAroI.1s. ~
:tspceinl Dispatch to the Chicago T1tbunc.l
j ISptAsAroL1s, Sept, Is. 1865. |
Gen. Reynolds has telegraphed to Gov.
Morton from Chattanooga that our: wounded
ne ROW between Bridgeport and Nashville.
The Indiana surgeons had arrived with sup
plice, and chee1fnlness and confidence prevails
Col Grote. Of the Seth Indians, commanding
brigade, nas not killed, - reported He
telegraphs to his family that he Is tatc, al
though his command lost heavily. 4 large
number Of army officers now At home In this
State On fnrlough from Grants army, hare
been ordered to rcjoln their regiments NTH.
ont delay: '~ -~"' - -
4 large number Of Iriah have already left
this State for Ohio, and It is evident thst q
large number are being sent thero for the rns-
pcsc Of voting. One railroad man has already
been compelled to suspend operations-au
bis hands having LEFT him. =, .S-
CAPTURE or i BLOCKADE RUNNER.
NEW. IoRK, Sept. >ee5.-!Ihe .p1ize steamer
Juno, a British blockade runner, azt7ed to-
night. she was captured September ed, of
Wilmington, N. G., BY the gunboat GomNB-
dorc' utter d four hours chase, dush Se0
tho Commodore fired thirty five rounds OF
shell and shot- The Juno hove overheard
part Of her cargo Of cotton She is an iron
I vessel, side-wbeel, built At Bristol, England,
and Is ten ycars old. Her engines arc four
hundred horse power. Her carro consists Of
two hundred bales Of cotton, thfee tons Of
TOBACCO, md Email quantity of turpenttne.
which, together With tho vessel. Is valued II
| &l1Q00 $500 r.; -, ri
TIE RICHMOND WIG ON TIE SITUATION.
Fon7arss MosRor, Sept 2a.-A nag o,
truce boat arrived last evening, from Clty
Point, With 500 prisoners Of war. The Rich
celvcd. III editorial claims = yicto1J In
Northern Alabama, for BngE, but IN conclu'
sion sass:"W suppress emulation At the
thought of What {et remain, to DO done, and
ts'e possibility OF loslpR al that has bce1
s.fa ey ght, to co%:s;s ;.h The T9se f5e dns s
not dasperso OF capture his whole army, ~ !
lost opportunity. II ho IL Permitted 70 hull
Chattanooga, then our victory Will DO with
!, out profit, md NO have only TO mourn tht
ss s1} I ets,' e. .n e.: hys WeSa as II ,ca rs Il
! Roscctans ,nust' not only bc beaten In bss
> > Ge, but hr nnst bn destroyed or dtiyan ftol
y Eat TtnpeAsce- -otherwiso., tho hnstlu hn4 :,
me1' @ not bson fought s ssronE !, ~, 9oaa isea1
!. be tttrat,t5. II hs Aotds It, ho holds \ T1os'
2 trapp4 from .wiict .l,o may, nt any momes
:! s!rIke NJ Tho very Titale. Of TIM oonfedstse!
i llc lolda region pestilont With Alsa4ectlot
= tl'hs necds only tho prcscnen OF tho 1ank5
e b. ID. tic country that must supply, who
u for our army, nilro for our powder MILLS. y
I, coal, and Iron for many OF our !oanuts:tu!in
essAbl!ahments. Tho possession :,of tn
=, country u Of Indispensable nocossAJ %
y ltg unttl ho Wins II. We can but re}oioo wi
"a f.ar aud trembling ovnf what ,he has don
= shonld ho win It.. It Will he tho aupos'be
l. achievement Of tho NAY. i'+'~. i.. -
, 1863-09-27

o. u .2i ttst,. at Dundee. ILL.,. AU0 Usrua 8.
FAY, Gu +ttniH4AEJ 6arxpAL q Company l.. uf Bout
tona battaly. .eesord nnnota Regiment q LRat Al.
tlue1y. ktd s. JeNA. =
He entered tss seEyico Of hi country Il NAY 1851.
AID participated ID Al tia battles Of tau siexe Of
vek,eurg tta:tsd home o. fa:io1yh. sekea SICK
Oh his Journey and dled assr thfse weeks alckne,s
Of typhoid Pneumonia.
EB- Troy and syracuse rapess p1ess> copy.
, 1863-09-27

Ga Thursday. the Attn trs:. by Hon. ]: q. wi!ton
tTeutt Judge 1he rtsalcncu OF re bildex father
FIRED y. ARL0ES+ Of n1tAr1A. III And Nta1
Ills. Ksq.. OF Blackberry. III.
, 1863-09-27

DOLAED'S FREEDOM, NECE5-
/ BITY-Belne ea4lous 10 leave for pot4nd. I
offer foraa.e IL proFed far Of 20 ia Hstooo.
s!n, cot II ao ALTO Lot 10 clsy IN Mlnnssots !3x
sse-a1 = thu exeeedirEty !ow:p oi tsn. Title
peEfett ANY gnauoCpAa u npAthiKny win tnA poI&h
cnuts IL dspotti 10 CONTRIBUTE 400 ato f1us sstt
nation of wble tlAvkx " that ee1oru. will nle
caro. t41S.k3E-N
, 1863-09-27

Atchnont ALMOST dste1ceseSs. lhera is but q
handful Of troops left for the secu,lty Of thu
rebel capital. =: i
= The late BATHS of Chaickmura would have
had, attfa,ert re.n,t ir t,,a orarra of tha
Gorernrent had heen more efY.ct,,.llv nh.
sn4rsd ~. rovernment ~. .u.-. - 10
s..rex.s 80. :. -.,.r,.,.. -
s, - ~ ~ .r""s-a.,a $50 - .ss : s:-nk - "s' .ss
.. - f
~ .s.n1 ~ :. nas uas..tsa a.dar,,.. r., =. ~ s ~
~ pn.1... as ~ N'., 49, A ~ ~.
aamn..a nnMs,aa -aa,,sa .h.t - ~ -. s
~. .HA@Ae r1~..ss-s ~ s.a~1s :. ~" 49,
49,. "s =. ~ 80 s...s,s.s ~. 49, .,sss .,ss
~ ~ - .,as ~ 49,. sa ..e ~ ss1 p'
~ es.s.n ns .. *.A s.as . es eAas. ..,N =.
F5 ., ,,..... v.sss 49, HA -. w -
.s.S.s" ... 49," . -, -. -
~" - - ~, -. ~. 49,. =. ,.ssS..,.s- 1s-a.
,sass ~ 80 ~ 1919 - ' .a~.n.s =. I - ~ 49, s..,.t
' .'.s ~ os.s... ~" f~'0~N
~ ~ 80 .,,,s.. .. .A.+ q. H., ...,, ,os,
~ 10y auf.ss ~" .tsas ~ s4. .4t gsa'
~ -, ~ s'ofs 1 r,a,s s nm M ~ oA 9'
- a1'1Aes 49,, ".s ~ Wv III ~ ~ a
n"-.!s. - ~ a - ~ ~. "4'a - ~. ns f s-.s..
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ssse.ss ss.9 n, "a1 ,'n n as " o''' 'D'
49, So 49, g.. o. .1uss.,@...s -,
~, -" ~ 49, ~ 1S,... ea,s. ~ 49,. 49, tb.4
em4 70 Inc 1u'et eaSs: II appears NO" tass
.na,oea n the hott1a n fro1t of Chattnnoo.
m tSo az which vcre dr1ven M in, con.
si5er,h1a ai.ordcr. -
Cen. Rosccrans. In his dispatches. :c ontcs
the loss of the baltic to dIeobedtence Of or.
6crs on the part of Gen. McCook, who faIled
n oernnr AZ, ,mror+on+ no,,,1nr ns .,pnea .,trn
"oseuf9 1n 1npos ~ s'AA. po''t.'A ',e''e as1 4'oA
BY Rosecrans. Had hc done as ordered, hose-
~a.n,,.5 - - = .nionSta r1n,on v,ctorv No..
.eeat'ea ~ ep1eu.la ouaon .Sse's. ~ ~ ~
tendlhK bls loTcce 100 tuucas tao enemy were
enabled to penetrate RosecrAns' line.
Great anxiety e15sts he,n. In nrmv ctrc1hk.
49, s4e1s .S.1-~.,,- $50 ' ~ 49, ~ e' ~
LOT Inc sa1e'y VI ou1as'oo' IL o'oe' ~ tc1n'
force Rosee1nns, Ills only safc course would
be- 10 cross the Tcnnu,seo river and nova
,,,., ~ wn,,, IL. +,r,r .,,7 ,,,un,nt,. ,rto
uo"n oes"sea LUG sNes anu mo"ol"ns' or TO
penetrate to some Of tho gaps AID movo
down dow, behind the mountains: 49, Tbs opinion Of
- 49, -. s.' =. 49,. s,s~ y. ~ .ssrss !. :
70 move Gown On LUIS sac ol INC slfes' no
will run great risk Of being cut OF. 80
:, New YorK. Hent. a6.-Accoriinp to tho
conr,n,ndtncr NJ tho n r. TLfbuns nrnvtous
70 the battle McCook's corps reached Alpine.
twenty eight mIles northwest of Rome On
tho 1oth: Thomas' corn, encountered Tho
..nsnv | =. t,res % - ~. r.,,rx nstwnsn ,rt*' f,.
sion md Pigeon Mountains, on tho 1lth, and
fill back TO Mission Ridge. On tho 17th,
CrIttenaen,6 corps connected with THOMAS.
On Thomas report, Rosccrnrls ordered Nc
, 1863-09-27

tys:.>, - T.: .. 80: ~ K '<st = ~
T. ~; -. r. -: .; ~t 81 4 se3ti,,y
80 - ..E: s' .4-r:.'; !, *ii.Sex@ - J.,
;I:u >>-...-' ! ii. sts: .nc ,-,...:1 :, y3y
, 1863-09-27

THE REASONS WHY YOU
l. hfould hAya your CArtes ta vlNsa taken at
Kveiitst IS Ltke strse: tray the rooms A.s the
otAzs u41Lanixs and A5t nnt NOT IsAst the irtcs
uh6o bfIn eQp4l 10 any taken Hnst Of Ebw York
9e2frkq..ff RAT NT68. AKduf
, 1863-09-27
81 TN 11pcrtt8tmeutg:

parbon s.rftk Il au,hortstt to fte4trx adrtTx111-
'wsna fes thu dad al .!t xajta7 Ecra..sfftsra
oCpkrS.
, 1863-09-27

UefoTe bringing thl3 to close, shc wiehes,
however, to give cur readers = history Of the
scycro Judgement latcly intilete1 on Lord
Nho4c death the British ambassador lately
celebrated BY not having the usual wedding
festivities when their son and heir recently
got married, has, It nppca1s, lett Rt 900 to q
we'll known French adventures, In order to
punlsh his cont!n for having gtven him q
nas the son Of tho Hon. .Ye1les}ey Long
Pole, OF ecampish memory, who married tho
great hcircss, Mlss Tllney Long Pole, and in
thrrc years ran through Zoo, ,0o0 year which
she brought him.
, 1863-09-27


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tcL ,~.:1 y il ~ Lt, s:l e n.t Il .u1l u
Y'*srnt = ;,,,.t-H bet II re1.s +ti;-u*s t.'5
+ 10 :.<:}sse'' :tos - sas z**i ,~"sf -
,.-Etfr:
, 1863-09-27

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, 1863-09-27

FAD IN F1owxRs.~ 49,
"TA N YOU'LL lHMEM3Eh ME-" ..,.,.
"0rii WHlePER HHAe THDn FEEL1aT."
i fj, TE TEAuS. o, TKIRAEsF'
u tst Eour hesuit fut sooEa, wish plAno Acecups
e' It. a5o puniisoso In tua 0ssobsr nnnosF Of tn
Hn08TDN MUSICAL TKMEs>ss
4te beat Muteal rBpss n Austtcs. 1lsusd On
ans q exss[ ra2naa. - T. 70 fsass Rst snngm !, e. M
au nsnss in stsrps aI o. suTtue1. w '"~'p$ "
Yh,-jrsY runLisarg: I'M: :roltn.1xa =!
| HITu crnArs1s,-'' nseAf 1t RsnuY ~ u1T aaoth3
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."kssEs: 1esna3; ass Ga"
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Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1863-07-09

''THE CoNsf1rUrroE As IT Isl
The Democracy in two States have
already begun to repudiate their once
favorite maxim. The Ohio Convention
which nominated Vallandigham re-
solved in favor of obtaining "snch
amendments to the Federal Conslilu.
tion as experience has proved TO be
necessary to maintain that instrument
in the spirit and meaning intended by
its founders, and to provide against
future convulsiuns and wars" This
is virtually saying that the Constitution
is not good enough. and must be
amended to suit the Copperheads aud
rebels, for most other people appear
satisfied with it. In the same spirit.
the Democratic Mass Convention in IL
linois. on Wednesday. called for Ma
tional Convention in order to secure,
"by constitutional amendments, such
rights to the several States and the
people thereof as honor and justice de-
mand." This implies that "the Con-
stitution as it is" denies rights which
are demanded by honor and Justice
Surely all this is in strange contradic-
ton to the recent professions from the
same quarter. but it is well that these
agitators should uumask their designs
as early as possibls.--Baltimors Anasr'-
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Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1863-07-09

~ Rev. Mr.. Van Meter, of New
York, who left Vieksburg on the Path,
reports that on the 22d escaped Union
prisoners from Vicksburg told General
Grant that Pemberton was constructing
small boats, several hundred Of which
we're finished. One of the escaped
prisoners heard an officer say that oars
for six hundred boats would be ready
by Sunday night. As If to more fully
confirm what appeared TO be already a
certainty, large bodies Of Kirby Smiths
rebel cavalry were seen lowering about,
across the river, in front Of Vicksburg.
1t appeared, then. that Pemberton was
intending TO escape across the river in
small boats, where lie would be Joined
and protected by The rebel cavalry
General Grant instantly blocked the
game. He ordered Movers brigade,
supported by Taylor's Chicago Bat
terry and the 10th Illinois Cavalry, to
move from YouDg's Point and occupy
the neck Of land 10 front Of the doomed
city. This movement was executed on
Tuesday week. At the same time the
gunboats above and below were ordered
to close 10 nearer and remain there, so
that escape by that method became an
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Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1863-07-09

FORCE OF HABIr.-The Vicksburg
Whig. tells good story, Of the land
lord Of hotel at Holly Springs, Miss.
It was a fashionable hotel, and
the landlord was pompus man, with a
large corporosity and ruffled shirt
bosom. Printed bills OF fare were pro.
vided, yet the landlord stood at the
head Of the table, at dinner, and 10 a
loud voice read off the list OF articles
in a rhymiDg way "Here's boiled
ham, and raspberry jam; baked poia-
toes, and cooked tomatoes; turnips
smashed, and squas hes squqshed." and
so on. Mr.. N. asked him, afterwards,
why be read it aloud when printed
copies were on the table. "Force OF
habit" said the landlord, "got so used
to 1t can't help It. You see ! COM
menced business down here at Jackson,
1.-THE capital Of Mississippi, J and most
all the legislature boarded with me-
There wasn't man of 'em could read,
so I had to read the bill of fare to
em. - .rf H.-.a-e..5 r