, 1863-06-10
How the Slaves Receive our
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march through Western Louisiana, furnizhe
some interesting facts IN reference to there
ception giren to our troops by- the slaves Il
that part Of the country. "Everywhere," h
says, athey locked ont to welcome u.s." an
are very jnbi1ans over their freedom. "The
give us full particulars as to the sentiment
and history Of their masters, and In othe
ways manifest their friendship, acting as
they could not do enough for us. One Of tn
songs which they are in the habit Of sfnginl
rune rs follows: -''.-
"KsseA run away, hi. hil
Niger bound to stay. no, hot
1tinE dat now dc Kingdom come,
Dat dis dc yesr OF Jabllo!'
1t Williams plantation, I've miles from
A1e1andra, at Cherryyi1le, Moranville, En-
terprise, Simmsport, and other villages, th'
negroes Joined our forces BY scores and hun
dreds. At the Atchaf,laJa River, as the arm,
wus marching toward the Mississippi, the,
came in droyes with wagons, horses and othe,
property. One company came in On IN i'm
menss fat.boat which was crowded will
| their goods; the whole under command Of I
shrewd negro, who had evidently been, al
some time, an officers servant.
! The same correspondent says that ever
ota's II @lat teS5lon hn""s III aoout Inc pro
clamation~ They understand perfectly thai
they are free, and are always ready to give NJ
everything they have for the benefit Of on,
| soldiers. Inc latter have come to understand
1ms; tney ana mat wherever they encamp on
paa1auon' tho LII OF INC lana' IL at thei'
service, including such luxurles as chickens
fresh and sait pork, new potatoes, hot corr
bread, coffee, fresh milk, SC, and undel
these touching appeals Of the race which
looks up still with hope and faith, the 1aa
| re1nnnnf of: nreini3;ce IL removod finn, III.
owr ,,d s,ar n,n,s T. -.asa.s. =. 1u N., sl4'
to the ranks these peop1c WIN coma p,t,
o;++. T. .4a,. ho-a. - r. ses "A-N
CUTS IN their bands and love In their hearts.
DOCS Blockade Running Pay
The complaint about thc 1ooseneaa of ~,
h,.,..s. r. ~ -
| interested have crushing reasons for be}trrinc
| +b,+ 11o 1,,o1-,aox
aait IAe p1oeha1e - as vigorous as 1hey couac
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pe1e pa'us eoMe interesting statements re
speeding the blockade running firm OF Pix.
@o5lon o'eea@ie . VI AlteiIVul, VINO nave Jnsl
sone n'o eae soal1 o1 bankruptcy lot relief
anu VINO detau their sad experience In the
ousincss which has ruined them. When they
commenced Inc business they we're wealthy,
ana engaged In most excellent aud lestti'
mate traoe' having their commercial agents In
Fataons rafts CT inc world But trading with
Inc con1edcfates In the Lace OF Federal oppo-
s s.non, nas pfongat mem to g11ei' and they now
dollars an the xrroro s;da ,f +,a 1.ao-o- RI.
f,,o,r;no ss1,s+ of ,-,,er+,, >, xr,,,,,, .t,o.,s
o..xta tba;, ,..a;t...s - s'....1 A''~A'A
th,-a sh.-o =, n,.,. ..IEs". eeo. s4,''.
Confederate States Of Imerica being tde ioint al
Teaare mahan9 o. y, iii fsatson "a bankrupt NJ VIM
Of oSe-fhird, 1900; ship Modesn Greece % ditto. @
M:t.s Anaie a;,;s d't!9 +, aoS g Phaba ditto, $1 9
Patras, ditto, 800 Stsitin. ditto. si.ooo. Tbs
Anpis ds believed 70 be sold and the cargo realized
70 of lie P6nha tiischaI,ed n an ;nfsr",.
PoI5. trst cost vas = oo9 cargo Of the Mer1imac
tane9 n1oceeis ea1,o nf 1Rs ~ao r.
discharged 1t an intermediate port, md one-half
:? IN ef ~
M tntn Hsran, rnnsaes ssti III H. ~. 70
loss; ditto the Patras; md the Stctin shared
''e = SANE n ~ ,at
eo1' sa1s o.s.3eu oanhfups,
= w =. nuA' ns'aoo' cane 10 MS
p.eeent ee.'''e IL LIZ SAINT 'naanef IS Tue par
lleo naueu aoo'e. 40 several otner saauaole
eeeaaaete na'e 'ues oeen seized oy our crnls"
e,e' NC app,eaenu uaa' lae LIST IN INC same
e!"e0 ,.", ~ oA"Al ups "as os naselaaiy lncreas
eu "lA.in u snofs pei'oo, az ol "mcA VIII %
s'0'"sA A's ~ oe o1lon:1o.log people
Not Unanimous.
The dispatch which the agent Of the Asso-
ciased Press sent us from Cincinnati, On Sat
urdaT night, that the Democracy Of Ohio were
unanimously for the nomination of Vallan-
d,gb.rn for co,.r,n- - ot1o 49, -. -
olenau ~, oo'einos oi onio' aoes mol prove
en11fe'y fehaole. A Coppernead meeting was
held In Toledo {Lucas county, on Saturday
syenInf- last tn annoint f9er~g,faz In 4ba e+o+a
rn.-a7..~.. ~ ~ 7l>s ~ @uo os.A'o
eon'ene4oa" Ane oelcsates appointed ware
mstIoe1ed TO support the nomination Of Gen.
ca4os dec1a,a7 tb,+ - v.,,,, ,a,1,,.,, -..
e.Is - t..AS a.a4n - no"'"
mated Iney conao nos support him. Call you
this backing your fiendss
Missouri.
The President has recently been induced to
make a chanpa nf Mt,;t,r comnona,nt T.,
- 0ut Al
missouri IN ooeolence TO Inc wishes OF Gov.
Gamble and his friends, who claim to repre-
sent the loyal popular sentiment of the State
xya n,ns+ esc .h,t 4t,o a1a.t,o,, ,..t,,n..
"s. sa5 'n'' eae e1ece1ou letnfAs oo noI
bear ont this assumption. The Governor has
called the Constitutional Convention to re-
$1,000 49, o'NS''sa AA'nN. ~ Ac~
assemble this month, and the only question
suggested for its action Is that Of Emaucfpa-
tion. All parties profess to consider son,e sort
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