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: wo have as yet seen no rcportsof the

We have as yet seen no rcportsot the
killed and wounded in our Maine Regiments
during tho late battle except tho following !;
Can't. G. I. Stevens 9Th Battery, severely
but not dangerously wounded in both legs !;
Major S. p Lee of tho Sd Maine, arm am.
putatcd; Col. Walker, 4th Maine wounded
1t. Col. Fowler. 18th Maine, killed; Lleuts'
Whittier and Green; Scrgt. Hall q. L..
Norton, Co. b, 18th Main0 wounded.
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Tho 2lst, God, oath and Goth Maine
regiments are with Gen, Banks Of Port Hud-
son, or were at last adyices. ssis.~--
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The town Of Charleston has fhised
MY dollars for the support Of the familicsof
soldiers Such surprising generosity should
not DO unno.iced.
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THE UNION AND JOURNAL
FOR Tx
Q A M p a 7 q N =

The Union and Journal viii be sent during
the approaching canvass for the election OF
State officers, at the following reduced rates:
Campaign Rates,
Commencing at any time in juno or July and
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-04-08
An Attempt to Capture Morgan
and Company.
The Rebels Prefer to Run Rather
than Fight.

PHILADELPHIA, April THE Bulletin
of this city hasthe following special dis
patch:
CINCINNATI, April 7.-Disnatches from
Murfreesboro give the following account
Of a Fl 5ht near Snow Hill on the ID inst.
Gen. Sianly, with two thousand cavalry,
and Col. Mathews infantry brigade,
started to capture Morgan, Wheeler and
Wharion's eightiregiments OF cavalry. land
infantry at Snow Hell, beyond Auburn.
They drove in the enemy's pickets.
The 9TH Pennsylvania cavalry turned
the rebels right, while Minty's cavalry
brigade, with Newell's battery, moved
up in front The enemy fed.
The enemys pickets were then en-
eonntered west of Liberty and a consid-
cradle force was posted on the bluffs on
the opposite side of Smiths ford. They
resisted and were driven back and form
ed again on the Dry Fork, whence they
were again driven The rebels then
formed third and stronger line on
Snow Hill.
The I'd and 4th Ohio Cavalry was sent
to the enemy's rear They charged and
broke the line of the rebels when the
fight ended in the flight of the rebels.
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0lle 1airn gn,srnar.
RIVER NE WIS

The river is falling rapidly at this point
and hence to Pittsburgh There is but
little life or animation on the levee.
Nearly all the boats are in government
service, and freights are accommodating
to an overwhelming extent.
The Courier took out a very handsome
trip yesterday.
The arrivals since Monday evening
were the Cordeiia Ann, from Gre n
river, the Colonna from the Cumberland,
the Ella from below, and the Science and
St Patrick from Cincinnati to Nashville.
The Cordelia Ann left last night for
Green River, and the Colonna will leave
to-day for the Cumberland
The magnificent Big Grey Eagle will
be here to-day for Henderson and Louis
vile. Her unrivalled accommodations
and her iusuperable officers make her
particular favorite with the travelling
public.
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NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
Ely THE e & W LINE.
Exclusively for the Jou nal.
An Important Question to be
Tested.
A NEW BANK ORGANIZED.
The President on the Rappahanock

WASHINGTON, April Some of the
Judges Of the Territories are preparing
to test, before the u S. Court of Claims,
the question whether the President has
the power to remove such officers at
pleasure.
Judge Cradlebaugh, whose case is
fully made up, and which is included
with the others, continued TO act on the
Supreme Court bench of Utah for Is
months after President Buchanan APP
pointed his successor
Judge Cradlebaugh's associates ac-
knowledged him, however, to the exclu-
sion of the latter
Rittenhouse i Co., of this city and as
soeiates have organized a bank under
the recent act, to be called the National
Bank of Commerce, to be located in
Georgetown. 1t will go into operation as
soon as the Government can furnish cir
cnlating notes.
The question as to what shall be done
to convicted Minnesota Indians is unde-
cided, the President still having the mat
ter under consideration
The President and party who accom-
panied him to the Army of the Potomac
on Saturday, and will return on Tuesday
or Wednesday.
J. Cook & Co, exchanged $4,000 of
legal tenders into sos one day last
week in this city, and such changes are
being constantly made in Washington.
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LATER FROM BERMUDA.
PROCLAMATION BY THE PRES.
DENT.

New YORK, April bermuda papers
of the 24th, notices the arrival of the
steamer Corumbia at St Georges, from
Wilmington, with cotton, tobacco, and
turPentine; also a schooner from the
same place, with similar cargo.
The CorumbIa was chased nine hours.
The President has issued the following
procla nation regarding that of August
Is. 1861:
WHEREAS, experience has shown that
the exceptions made in, and by the said
proclamation, embarrass the due enforce
ment of said act of July 18th, 1861, and
the proper regulations Of commercial in
tercourse. Authority, by said act
with loyal citizens Of said States, there
fore | do hereby, revoke said exceptions,
and declare the inhabitants of the States
of Georgia, South Carolina, North Caro-
lina, Tennessee, Alabama, Louisiana,
Texas, Arkansas, Mississippi, Florida,
Virginia, except forty-eight counties, de-
signated as Western Virginia, and ex-
cept the ports of New Orleans, Key
West, Port Royal and Beaufort, are in a
state of instruction against the United
States, and that all commercial inter-
course not licensed and conducted, as
provided in the said act between the said
States, and the inhabitants, with the ex-
ceptions aforesaid, and the citizens of
the United States, is unlawful until the
instruction ceases, or has been sup
pressed, and notice thereof has been Civ
en- And all cotton and other products
shipped from said States with the afore-
said exceptions, into other parts of the
United States, proceeding to any of said
States with the exceptions aforesaid,
without license or permission from the
President, through the Secretary of the
Treasury, will together with the vehicle
conveying the same be forfeited.
Signed;
ABRAH LINCOLN,
President.
By WM H. SEWARD, Sec.
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ARMY STORES.

OFFICE C0sIMISSARY OF SUBSTANCE,
EVANSVILLE, Indiana, April !, 1868 !
G7EALED PROPOSALS To FURNISH FRESH
- Beef will be received (irUu nrst hands, and
citizens loyal to the Government of the United
States until II N, April 4th, Saturday 1853, for
the supply and deiiyeTy, Tree Of al, charges. at
Eyansyillei Indiana Tor ths Hospitals aud troops
stationed thereat
TIE Beef must be of good, wholesome quality,
(necks and sharks excluded, aud delivered az such
times and in such quantities as the CommisssTy at
this post may direct. The contract to commence
on the 9TH day of April, 1853, and continue in
force until the Both day of September. 1868. Each
bid must be accom- panied with two responsible
securities and any aud all bios may be reject if
not satisfactory +. II. EnRMAN
app Capt c. 5. L. :. A.
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E Reconnaissance in Front of
Washington.
News from Charleston Expected.

NEW YORK, April THE Tribune S
Washington dispatch says two expedi-
tons sent out by General Stahl returned
Yesterday evening One proceeded to
Warrenton and vicinity The other ex-
plored beyond Bull Run Mountains to
Blue Ridge. They encountered only a
few scattered parties of guerrillas, took
81 prisoners, and brought in such horses
as could be found. .-.-..,
A force of rebel Cavalry is believed to
be in Shenandoah Valley
There is no confirmation of reports
which have been current here and in the
Army OF the Potomac as to the capture
and destruction of Charleston All that
is known, has been published. News,
however, is momentarily expected.
Especial to the Times
Mails by the British steamer expected
here with considerable anxiety, did not
arrive. 1t is needless to disguise the
fact that to most prudent and intelligent
statesmen connected with Government,
our relations with that of Great Britain
are said to be more precarious than they
have been at any time since the Trent
affair
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BRowN's BRONCHIAL TRoCuEs
OUR NATIONAL DISORDERs-DR. ROBACK's


The American stomach is tOrmenting organ.
1t is generally out Of order The reason is oJvions
The driving man of business has not time, or will
not take time to properly masticate his food He
bolts it, and as had habits catching all classes
follow his example. Hence Dyspepsia, with all its
complications-henee Indigestion, Liver Com
plant, and disorders of the Bowels, in all their
various phases. Against these and hundred
other complaints, the Scandipavian Blood Pills
and Blood Purifier are waSing an discriminating
warfare The success Of these Medicines has been
astonishing. in an age OF scientific miracles
They do not aiIeriate, they ertpgaish disorder.
The agony, the fever, the debility the despon1ency
which characterize Affections of the digestive and
secretive organs, vanish under the influence 0
preparations The constitution its,lf seems to ac-
quire new energy under their operation. See ad
veTtisament.
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Especial to the Times
The Fate OF the IndlanOla.

New York, April THE World s
correspondent, writing aboard the flag
ship Hartford, March 18th, three miles
above Grand Gulf, says the wheel house
of a steamboat painted lead color was
discovered abreast Hurricane Island, 20
miles below Warrenton. From the de-
scription it accords perfectly with the
Indianola, and leaves no doubt as to her
fate, that she sunk in deep water, and
bears, so far as can be seen, the appear
ance of having been blown up just where
she sunk. ~
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TO. NERVOUS SUFFERERS OF. BOTH SEXES
Reverend Gentleman, having been restored to
health in few days after undergoing all the usual
routine and irregular expensive modes of treat
ment, without success, considers it his sacred duty
to communicate to his afflicted fellow creatures the
MEANS OF CURE. Hence on the receipt of an ad-
dressed envelope, he will send Cree cory of the
prescription US d. Direct TO DR.. JOHN NJ. DIG
NAIL. 1856 Fulton Street. Rrboklvn. Y. Y.
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KANSAS CITY, Mo-, April AT the
municipal election yesterday the entire
unconditional Union ticket was elected
by a majority of 300.
A messenger from Major Rousseau S
battalion of the 9th Kansas cavalry, re-
ports several skirmishes with the guer-
rilIa., in which twenty-five were killed
and wounded.
The notorious Todd was captured.
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Cincinnati Market.

CINCINNATI, April I.
FLOUR dull and very little demand;
super was offered at 5 S0@5 90
WHEAT Sc lower and dull.
Com 64@65.
OATS Gle and dull
Rye and Barley unchanged
WHISKY 44c and firm
Provisions dull and very little doing.
Bulk hams. sold at st. Prices of all
other articles are nominal ....
GROCERIES quiet and unchanged
GOLD As Silver 35. Exchange firm
and steady.
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Union Victory in Leavenworth,
Kansas.

LEAvENwoRTH, April The city cleo
ton yesterday resulted in the election OF
Anthony, radical Republican, by 100
majority.
Atwood was the conservative Republic
can candidate and was supported by the
Democrats. The whole Republican tick
ct was elected. The city heretofore has
been Democratic.
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Gen. STANLEY bringing in Butternuts.

WASHINGTON, April 7,-Despatches
have been received atHeadquarters from
Rosecran s, dated Murfreesboro' 9th, stat
ing that Gen. Stanley had returned from
an expedition bringing z number of cav.
airy from the Peninsula, killing and
wounding several. s..
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New York Money Market,

New YORK, April 7.
Money easy at e per cent. on call.
Sterling Exchange dull at 66@6S for
Bankers bills. Gold opened dull at 524,
closing heavy at 50B Government
stocks dull; U. S. 6's Of 81 dull at l 05;
Z $40 Treasury Notes l 05@1 053.
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HO! FOR THE RAJ ES!

A LII THE LOVERS OF THE TURF, AND
n others who enjoy rare sport, notified that
The Spring Races
will begin at "Stephens Course near this City,
on Thursday, April 9th, 1863, at which time and
place thu will he contest fer purse of FOUR
HUNDRED EOLLARS (Sfo0), between the
''WOIiu's Wonder belonging 10 Geo 3. Dennis,
- the ''QGes Of fhe Wtst," belonging to John
Tuell OF HENDERSON, BY.
Distance to be ran, SIR Hundred Yards. The pub
lie generally are assured this Will lie an Occasion
afordiHg unusual pleasure for all who attend, and
esIeciaiy such appreciate The noble qualities Of
the Horse
Time Of starting, , O'Clock. P NJ
admission to the Grounds twenty-five Cents.
blarch 81 If
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PROPOSALS.
CITY ELECTION.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN TO THE
~ qualified voters of the City of Evansville that
the annual CRY Elections, for the purpose OF elect
ing ono Councilman from each Ward of said CITY,
one Clerk, one Collector one Treasurer, one Mar
shall one Street Commissioner, one Surveyor, three
Assessors, and one School Trustee, will be held
the places fixed by the ordinances Of the City for
holding City Elections, the first Monday, be-
ing the 9th day of April, 1863.
BY order OF tile Common Council.
mh25 p. BURKE, City Clerk.
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BARGAINS! BARGAINS

HAVING CONCLUDED TO CLOSE OUT MI
II business by the 18Th of April, ofcI and will
sell my whole stock OF at Cost Come and get
bargains. JOHN RASCH.
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NOTICE.

4 Ii YANDERBUKGH COUNTY ORDERS
II drawing interests, which we're Endorsed prior
to October list, 1852, will bc rede Cd by present
ing them TO the County Treasurer. No interest
Sccruing said orders after this date will be paid
mhI7 LEROY CALVERT. 60 Treasurer.
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LUMBER.

VXTHEN YOU WANT FLOORING, WEALTH
w erbosrding, Dressed inch Lumber, castings,
Mouldings. Ceiling, Sash, Doors, OF anything else
nice in the building line, order or buy of
JOHN L. GL0s Err,
ap6d&w1m Cor. Main and Seventh streets.
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STRAYED.

1.-TWO SMALL SIZED MICH cows THEY
j are red and white spotted, marked with a
split in right car, and years old, had rO Is on
horns Any person delivering them or giving in
formation regarding them will he literally re-
war,.etI. RICHARDSON, BRiTTON co.
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TAKEN UP.

TAKE UP. ON FRIDAY, APRIL 81, 1868,
i by the subscriber, living III Evansville, VAN
derbnrgh County, Ind, Bay Horse, white spot
on his forehead, white hind feet. HO bad ON u
saddle and bride. He may be found at George
Baner's Wagon Yard, ON Water Street
at1-4t GEORGE BANER.
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Administrators Sale.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, THAT WILL,
~ on Saturday, the 18th day of April, at the
store of Hornbrook & Co., Water Street, be-
tween Main and Sycamore Streets, in the City OF
Evansville, Vanderburgh County, Indiana, sell all
said county, deceased, consisting OF ncWer-pots,
farm implements, and clothing, and other articles.
A credit of nine months will be given on all
sums over three dollars, the purchaser giving nores
with approved security, waving al benefit Of val
uation or approiseshent laws. - 80
P. HeASBR0oK, AdniHistrstOr.
April.r 1855 -
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FAR.f FOR Ale

I WILL SELL AT PRIVATE SALE THE
Farm formerly owned by George Ginger situ-
ated on the Green River road, two and half miles
from the city of Evansville. The farm contains
forty acres, twenty of which are under cultivation
There is first rate dwelling house on the place. a
good stable, cistern and we'll. Terms made
known on application to SUSAN CLINGER.
mh2l-3W
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River and Weather.

PIrTsBURG, April River I feet IL
inches by the pier mark and falling.
Weather cloudy and damp.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

SOLDIERS SPECIAL NoTICE-D0 YOUR
duty to yourselves, protect your health, use HOL-
LOWAY's PILLS AND OINTMENT For
Wounds Sores, Bowl Complaints and Fevers, they
are perfect Safeguard. Fall directions how to
use them on every Y Only p cents. 2lO
BATCHEL0R'S HAIR PYEl-THE BEST IN
the Wurld-WilIiaa 4 Bachelors celebrated
Hair Dye produces a color not to be distinguished
rom nature warranted not 70 iuiure tI, Hair in
the least; remedies the i'll effects OF iaf dyes and
invigOrates the Hair for life. G. ey. Red or Rusty
Hair instantly turns a splendid Black or Brown,
leaving the Hair soft and beautiful. Sold by all
Druggists, &c
he Genuine is signed WILLIAM Il BATCHE-
Flor, oRthe four sides IF each Dor.
Factory No. 81, Barclay street, New York
tIate 233 Broadway and IL Bond strpct.) hm2s
A COUGH, COLD, OR AN IRRITATE
throat if allowed to progress, results in serious
Pulmonary and Bronchial affections, oftentiae
nrurabIe.
BROWNS BRONCHIAL TROCHES
reach directly the affected parts and give almost in
slant relief. In BR0NcHITIs, ASTHMA, and
CATARRH they are beneficial. The good effects re-
sulting from the Of the Trocfcs, and their ex-
tended use, has caused them to lie couuterfeitei
OBTAIN only the geEae Bro'et,s BronjcbiaI TrocL.s
which have proceed their efficacy iy a test Of many
years. PUBLIC SPEAKERS and SINGERS should use
the Troches. Military Officers and Soldiers who
over-tax the voice and are exposed TO sudden
changes, should have them Sold everywhere at p
cents per box
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Salt.

WE ARE NOW RECEIVING OUR REGC-
W lar supply Of salt, and sell at all times as
lowest market price.
w NJ AIKMAN & %,
mhI4-1y No. q North Water street.
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Notice of Administrators
Sale.
ADMINISTRATORS Notice.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ undersigned has been appointed Administra-
tor of the estate of William I. Holloway, lsse of
Nanderburgh County, deceased. Said estate is sup
posed 10 be solvent JOHN HOLLOWAY,
Mh30w3w Administrator.
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A COUGH, COLD, OR AN IRRITATED
throat if allowed to progress, results in serious
Pulmonary and Bronchial affections, oftentime
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a Union Triumph in Missouri.

By WIN. II. SEWARD, Sec.
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IarCCrn.

lar Corn.
400 BUSHELS EAR CORN: tons Bran, in
[JO store and for sale by
febi2 YICKERY BROS, No. 81 Main St.
DYE FLoUR-lO bbls pure Rye Flour at
il msrzo -.-. No ~ MSA.i Street.
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Grateful for past very liberal patronage, he
solicits the attention of Merchants to examine his
heavy stick of Common Ware, which will enable
him to offer extra inducements to the trade.
van@vi a q, Tea.
I jan27d&w3fn
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1863-12-16
A Daring Act.

The steamer Chesapeake of New York
iincyessei, with heavy cirgo of cotton. rags
provisions, and general merchandize. bound
for portland, Maine was captured by sixteen
of her pa assengc;s, on Sunday lat. The sec.
ond engineer Of the steamer was shot dead.
and thrown overheard. and the first engineer
was badip wounded. The captain was fired
at eleven times, finally overcome and pat in
irons the passengers on board the boat re-,
notified that they were prisoners Of war.to
the Confederate Government, were paroiea
and landed at Partridge Island, St johns
The steamer and earg1 were valued, at Slsq
600. A.
Tie Chesapeake carried two guns, one brass
and the otnei iron, and number ofreyove-s
and other arms. II Is. .(+s1 H44Ls
An attempt was made sometime ago t.
run away with the steamer Gushing, from
thS Portland harbor, by one Rel, and i.
was Captain Wlllet's, OF the Cncspeak thsf
intelcred captured Reed, AMI saved The Ycs-
sci. This ael has created great sensation in
and about New York, and all sorts OF stories
are atlost, OF contemplated raids and cap,
lures. 1t Is hardly likely another sucfr a.
tempt wliI be made while the excitement
lasts. A number of vessels were Sent in
pursuit, and confidence expressed i'll their
success The Chesapeake carricI.a crew Of
twontyicur persons, anI had b,sldes the
conspir4iors several other passengers.
The new commander of The Che peake is
named Hen y Brane, and Lieu enant Barr,
Of Morgan. men, is md in com Fnanl.
When last seen, the Chesapeake was lying
alongside another vessel, supposed TO be TAX
ing in fuel. .'-
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1t Will not do for any one to lay the la.-
terng JUNCTION To- his soul that he men called
f,r by The President will not be reeded.--
They will be needed and another three hun
dred thousand IN addition, The Presidents
message settles the question 1hat the war
during his administration is to be FIR the alb
clifton of slavery. If Mr.. LINcoLN's amnes.
ty were uneondi ional-that i, if it invited
the South to return to the Union under TIE
guarantees Of the ConstituDon-there would
be little more fighting, and the confederacy
would tumble to pieces in six months; but
this anti-slavery business puts us all oat to
sea again. and insgres the contlruance oi this
horrible sacrifice of treasure and lie. So we
must make up our minds to keep on raisng
large armies either by volunteering "r by
draf,.-Er. E
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The Message.

iNepubltsh to day that portion Of the Pres
idents message which, iscof interest 10 2the
greatmass of the Teopte. He, as it will be
seen; goes the whole Abolition figure on the
nigger question The method proposed by
hjns toosettle tile troubles Of the country, is
method which no mat in the south, will
adopt, and Mr.. I,ipepln hhuSt know it. That
any man in hc south viii accept az pardonn
fpan Mr. lincoln on the terms proposed, is
ahsrrdsIltte climax OF policy, snurucl
from the beginninc, to insult and cxasperate
the south and prolong tie war Indefinitely,
Instead of a peace. .olFerin@, 70 conciliate them
aud bring them bacl; to the union, it is new
bone of contention THROWN into thc strife
new fuel added to the confaeration that is
destroying The country IF any man ever
doubted that t he abolition Of slaYery was fhc
para mount object ia the prosecution Of this
war, the proclamation must certainly remove
that, doubt. The south under the present
regime viii be allowed to return, not ,rhen
they s1cea'' 10 support the constitution and
lurS, bnt when they consent to have their
property taken from them by Presidential
procamations. In short when they come
bask as free states and not before