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THE WEEKLY HERALD.
The Best and Cheapest Newspaper I'm th,
SEQ Country.

Fhe Best and Cheapest Newspaper I'm tine
Country.
The wxRKlr HERALD the present week, ready this
Saturday morning, viii contain
The latest Dispatches from General Grants Army
surrounding vcksburg with the Letters OF War Cor
respondents giving the details OF the gallant opersons
Of the Union Forces investing the city.
Map Of tho Rebel GIBRALTAR showing Qualifications
around vicksbsrg and the Line Of tho Union Troops
surrounding it.
letters from our War Correspondents, nurnisnins l
details Of the Operations OF General Banks Troops the
Department OF the Gulf sAd the Besegment or Port
Hudson.
An excellent Nap OF Port Hudson, giving the position
Of the Rebels before and after General Banks Attack
The latest news from General Hooker's army on the
Rappalannock from army Tennessee from
North and South Carolina, Alabama. Texas, Havana,
Mexico, Europe, and all parts Of tho world
very interesting account Of Messrs Spoke and Grants
adventures during their in the discovery OF the
Source Of the Nile
Poetry-'I Go Everywhero,"--''A bad Business for
Burnside"
An interesting story OF Chow che Doctor Got TO the Rip
Raps, an incident OF the Peninsuar War"
The curious story OF the "Cruise OF Pirate" with
accounts Of their search for Rich Junk Sea Fight with
terrible slaughter and graphic description OF warus
Hunting in tho Arctic ocean,
Sporting Racing and Trottng Billiards, Aquatics,
&c.
Agriculturai-The weather, Crops. &c.-Tho Field
Transplantng Evergrcens-The Hop Crop-The veget-
able Garden-rhs Flower Gaeden-The Eawn &C., &c.
Faceti@ and . quantity OF very interesting mscela.
necus reading
twill also contain Reviews Of the Money Provision,
Cattle Horse and Family Markets. Editorials Promi
psns Events Of the Day Ship News, and reports Of all
other interesting and important news.
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T H e N Av Y

The United States steamship Tuscarora, C .mmander
William A. Parker arrived at this port yesterday after
from Philadelphia, and has anchored in the North
river the rigate Sabine. The following is list Of
her ofHcers:-
C0mmander-Wm. A. Parker.
Surgecn-Richard c. Team.
Chief Engineer-A. J. Kicrsted.
Pavmaaer-A. J. Clark.
Acting Maser-W. c. staples
Acting Ensisns-William H. Buus D. J. Grant, .. r.
En0ire1s-Second Assistants, J. T. Finney, Cleland
Lindsay; Third Assistants, f. W. Hutchinson, Henry A..
Acting Masters Mates-J G. Conkling, william B. Ar
rants, II. L. Ransom, George I. Josn. William Fl. Nc
Captains Clrk-E A. Taft
Purser's Cierl--Georgo L. Carter.
KIrrAnNxY-Ave guns.-The United States schooner
Kittatnny Acting Master Isaac D.Seyburn commanding
went into commission Tuesday about She
Is the only vessel Of her rig in tho navy being three
asted schooner She has been attached to the Western
Gulf blockadng squadron, and has been actively employed
while that station The following list Of her Off.
GERS
Acting Master C6mmcndine-J D. Seyburn.
AssistUpt (dynuster-A Abraham Depue
Acting Aastsr-W. Martin. ~
Masters Aates-w. D. Bell and W. H. De Grasse.
PHILADELPHIA NAVAL NEWS. ~ a
The ITALIAN FRiGAfE SAN GOvAyN-The nationa, BIRTH
day OF Italian independence duly celebrated on
board the Italian frgae San Giovanni last Sabbath
Philadelphia by sautes fired in the morning. at and
in the evening The frigate tastefuly decorated
with flags, while the shipping in that port also made
tingui.hed strangers and the occasion. but the
feature Of the day elegant banquet furnished
Captain Bruno, at which present the Duke de Ber
tnatti, the Italian Minister tho United States do
Cova, Secretary OF legation the Duke and Duchess OF
Luvignago Consul General OF Italy at New York Victor
Sartori, Vice Consul at Philadelphia the Baron gel
de Silva, lady and sisterin law ana the accompsbed
daughter Of Admiral Iavaee, besides other distinguish
ed pers'nases Everything passed OF In the most plea
SAINT MANNER and the reunion of these Italian citizens
upon the decks Of the San Giovanni will be
bered among the most delightful incidents Of their
lives. On Monday the United States receiving ship
Princeton fred salute IN honor or Italian independence
During the day the Duke de Bertinatt NJ de Cova ard
Captain Bruno visited the Navy Yard and honored
with salute of seventeen guns. The san Giovanni Is
expected 10 sail on the 1lth inst. FOR New Orleans.
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who have always been worstsd In the brave combats q
which the city OF zaragozA has been the theatre.
courage you in the holy undertaking which you are car
ryipg out. Prove 10 the French. prove 70 al
tunate situation that adversiy is not sucient
for falling determined republicans when lighting for
their native land and their rights Our country vast
the republic be defended to the last extremity with
places will be defended with ike vigor. The
national government win urge with energy on
ali sides resistance and attack upon the French and
will listen to any proposition Of peace from hem
which shall offend in any particular the Independence the
complete sovesisnIy the Liberty or Inc honor o. de re-
let by the heroes killed n defending the n,y
walls OF Zaragozs let us swear by those who still live
victors, while able to do battle, that viii wage var
without ceasng and under all sacrdces against the obi
army which pro'aning the soil Of Hdago OF More
los 81 zarasoza and Of Gonzalez orteea ., r.,v,
Brave words surely but words avail not against heavy
artillery and superior skill In
Inc President has also sent message to Gen. Orega,
10 which he manifess his most perfect satisfaction with
his conduct throughout the siege Of Puebla.
Yellow fever has again maze Its appearance in Vcra
Cruz and several Frenchmen have fallen victims among
Others Colonel Iabrousse military governor Of the city,
and the commander OF the Egyptian regiment.
There Is nothing positive in regard to the advance
against Mexico city, though have learned through pr
vae that Bazane Marquex and Vol had arrived
and taken up commanding positions the walls Of
that city md no such Sews published in any OF the
The weather here has become very hot and sickness
naturally daily We have boon enlivened bya
couple OF In broad and the heart Of
the city within the last three or four days.
The Roanoke arrived from New York At about ten
O'Clock this morning Exchange on New York and Lon.
don going up slightly Business in sugar is dull and
The Corsica, Which leaves fcr New York to-day takes
away good many passengers from here, among them
Mr. Soule who has probably got tired Of Havana. The
Roanoke which will leave the 10th, will clear of the
few remaining strangers who not members Of the
can't.get-away club. tt.lr
There report here IN certain Spanish circles that
Prim and Narvaez have had duel, 10 which the
other was wounded. The challenge was preceded by
some rather "saltyr talk on both sides.
P.S.-We have from Venezuela to the effect that
Falcon has rejected tho treaty Of and preparing
for another camDagu
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News VIA New OrIeam ms.

Special dispatches TO tho New Orleans Era. dated
Southwest Pass, June and 3, say tt
The schooner Dean has arrived from Vera Cruz. Her
oncers report that the Mexcans have rereated from
before Pueba. They said TO have spiked and aban
doned their guns. The French have taken possession Of
the city. There was no lighting as they marched in.
II is also said that the French arrested the American
Consul. No reason is given for this proceeding.
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City Intelligence.

BASE BALL MARCH An interesting base ball match has
been arranged place at ioboken next Tuesday
between the Ath etic of Philadelphia and the Mutual of
New York. After the game the Philadelphia Club will
be entertained at dinner by their New York opponents
EXHIBITION ROMAN CATHOLIC ORPHAN asylum
The exhibition Of the Roman Catholic orphan Asylum for
Boys will take place at the Asy lum, Fifth be
tween Fifty first and Ffysccond streets, Tuesday
half past three O'Clock NJ The exercises will be of
deeply interesting character, and Archbishop Hughes
s expected to add to the attractions Of the occasion by
his presence
OPENING NORRIS GRovE--This grove situated the
line Of the Brooklyn and Jamaica Railroad will be open
for the this afternoon. Tine invited visitors FOR
the occasion have been furnished with pass 10 the
grove, and will be treated TO rec clam roast" and
'clam chowder' after they get there.
TIE STREET CLEANERS PAp.-Thc street cleaners 10 i'm
force, gathered around the Comptrollers Office
yesterday for the purpose Of receiving their pay The
bills Of the made out with due despatch, aud
each claimant paid with little delay possible.
The line Of applicants for pay extended from the sidewalk
Centre street tho cashiers desk the Conrtroers
Office Mr.. Deavan was engaged all day yesterday in
arranging plans for entering upon the cleaning OF the
streets Immediately.
Omciai Drawings or murray, Eddy d
Co.'S Kentucky and Missouri State Lotteries
KENTUCKY. EXTRA CLASS 325-June 70. 1855
30, 43. 80, 81, l, Al. IL, %, IL. 81.
KENTUCKY, CLASS 326--Jane IL, 1865.
&c, Z, II, SO, e. "a 81. 50, ~, 30. a. l6.
Circulars sent free of charge p pS seers
81.
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MAILS FOR THE PACIFIC.

The mail steamship No, thern III ht Captain Tnkle.
paugh will leave this port to-day for Aspinwall
The mails for Central America and tho South Pacific
will close at half past ten O'Clock this morning
The New YORK STANDARDIZATION for the Pac Coon
tanning the latest Of the operations of the Union
forces in Virginia. and the South and Southwest with all
other important news foreign and domestic, will be pub
lished at half past nine o'cle OK this morning.
Single copies wrappers ready for mailing, six cents
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Correction.

The San Francisco despatch yesterday morn ngs "a
per should have read follows
SAN Francisco, June IL 1888
Advices Of the capture Of second California shin
he sea Lark and that the against risks
has advanced to ten cent likely mate
rial advance In general merchandise.
li.cin a dliu
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Churches. - Card Photographs OF
Churches In New York aud vicinity comprising 30
views The trade supplied. O. STACY, 6gl broadway.
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Eight Cartes de visite for 81, or Un-
equaed style and finish aTAITs. OF Coandt and
Green witch streets.
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Eight Carries de visite for One Dollar
At BALCHs Gallery l53 Broadway Grand
late Barclay and Greenwich streets.
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Wheeler & Wilson'S sewing Machines
with valuable improvements. Office sos Broadway N Y
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Ap,ms.--In BROOKLYN, on Friday, Jrnc IL, CYsuuA A..
wife of Edwin Adams.
The relatives and friends Of tho family arc nvIei to
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Ferris Il Sons Own and Paris Boots
Shoes Acel Nassau street and oe4 Broadway two doors
below Fourth street.
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Wigs, Toupccs, Hair Dye, Hair Dycing
and Modavia Cream, for identifying the hair, W. 4.
RATCHELOR'S. 10 Bond ST Get
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Album Pictures and Carries dc visitc,
81 dozen. Highest style OF art. See them Of HOLMES
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Ktn9sfOrt1's OsvvegO Corn starch,
For Pudings. Custards, Blanc Mango, &C..
Is THE ORIGINAL. ESTABLISHED IN 1892
Mr.. KINGSfORD has brought this article to perfection.
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Burnside and the Press.-lf Bunny
provoke Northern revolution let him keep
mcddlng with free press He might with about equal
of attempt 70 suppress the issue OF KNOxS
innitabe summer Hats By sending file Of soldiers 70 sl2
Broadway: but he would have 10 thirds OF
cirens before he could enforce that order We all wear
fhoaah
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Defiance Fire nj Burglar Proof Sa fes-
Also Sdeboard and Paror Safes for silver plate, &c. 6
Murray street. corner of Cottage place :, ur,
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See Foote'S Patent Umbrella Lock
Stands at WHEELER WILSON'S. sos Broadway, NJ Y.
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~ Carries de visite for S1.-vigncttcs ~.
PARET, sq5 Broadway
between Nineteenth and Twentieth streets.
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: CristadOro's Hair Dye, Preservativc and
Wig depot wholesale and retail Nc. Aston House. The
dye applied BY skilfu artists
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Royal Havana Lottery.-Thirty per
cent premium paid for prizes. Information furnished
Highest premium paid for douboons and all kinds Of gold
aud silver. TAYLOR CO., Bankers.
IL W all street. New York.
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Last Day tho Dwarfs, Tom Thumb
Co. at BARNUM'S Dramatic Performances ct and TX
O'Clock
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The Human Eace.-A new System OF
Physognomy-eyes ears nose ps mouth. head. hair eye
character andhow to rend themgiven the Phrenolog
cal Journal June number. 10 cents New volume com.
ences july, 81 50 Is cents a number.
FOWLER Z WILLS, S0S Broadway N. "
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Beautiful Compiexion.-Lairsi' Blsom
of Youth Liquid ar for the complexion and skin,
moved to 4S3 Broadway. sod at all druggists
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w. A. Bachelors Hair Dye-The Bcst
IN the world instantaneous, harmless and reliable Sold
by all druggists and perfners Factory 81 Barclay street.
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Prizes Cached in all LegaIized Lotte-
ries. Information gwen. JOSEPH BATES. Broker
No. II Wall street, room Nc. |, NY.
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te4r4 25s Canal street. east Of Broadway.
Hyaat's GA. h. or Double Strength
LIFE BALSAM.
The most certain for RHEUMATISM
SOROFULA. DYSPEPSIA
and diseases OF great impurty
Only to he had At the principal depot, ,I-
2a6 Grand street 81 per bottle.
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Omciai Drawings OF the shelby College
Lottery Of Kentucky.
EarRA CLASS a25--June H. 1868
so, ~, IS, ca, l, ;, q TO- ~, SO, 81, II, IL.
Y, 4. So, 8, 90, 8, O. ~, II, i3, AZ, IL. a. 81.
john A MORRIS 4 co.
Wilmington, Delaware.
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Hats.-whise's spring styles OF Hats
are very attractive Dress Hats, Soft imperial and Mill
tary Also Caps. 2l6 Broadway.
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corner Of Broadway and Ann Supporters Elastic
stockgs shoulder Braces Suspeusory Bandages and In
aAxumcns Zoe vi kinds Of deformisies LADY attendant
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Kingsford's OsvvcgO starch
Is THE STANDARD.
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Wire Railing and Window Guards.
HUTCHINSON h WICKERSHAM,
...r. 25y Canal street. east of Broadway.
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Hilrs Hair Dye, 30 Cents-BIack or
brown natural, reliable. beautiful. Depot No Barclay
street Sold by all drngXss.
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Frcckles, Tan. Pimples, Eruptions, Sa I.
owness positively cured By Gourauds Italian Medcated
Snan Rrua Ia
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Trusses.-Marsh ~ Co.'s Radical Cure
Truss No. 2vesey street opposite the church No
ton with any other Office OF the name. Female
attendant.
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DermntOlogy.
DIR. B. q. PERRy's MEDICAL OFFICE
For treating successfully all
DISEASES OF THE SCALP, LOSS OF HAIR
PREMATURE BRANCHING.
Moth Patches, kles, Grubs Worms and all pariate
Erptens removed from the face without injury TO ethe
texture or color OF the skin.
NO CHARGE FOR CONSULTATION
For particulars py mail enc ose stamp circular.
No Bon! street. New ork
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An IAebriaiCd Politician,

Vending our weary way home.
ward last night at a late hour, after
the last bit of local copy had been
set, and the last proof read, we came
upon an individual clingjug affection
ately to a lamp-po,t lie vas iacbri'
ated. We asked him what he was
doing there, and he rerlied, waiting
for lection 'turns--can't 90 home TIL
| know whose lected got ten dollars
bet that Sc, (hic) Seworth I beat
Wadsmour. Got any turns from
(hic) Newturg? No! Guess New
burg zall right for Seworth (hic) }
'Rah for Sowor,h N'ork State II 60
license, surc-Nork States good
feller- SOS Seworth Pm in favor
(hic) telling our erriug zizzers to sc
in reacc--S Seworth is, too--orring ziz
zers good leller-don't want to zas-
pcrate errng ziazers-l'd lem 60 =
sod Buvanjcuren-so'd Seworlh--
sod Gen. Wood let be wood. lac,
send olive branch to erring (hie) aiz.
zors. Easy 'nOugh to stop the war
let erring zizzers keep house for US =
that's watts the matter. ,Rah for Sc
worth and erring zizsers Has lee
tion turns bro't any telegraph othce
Has erring ziz (hic) zizzcrs carried an!
State in New Jersey? Tell us th'
news, cau'tye2
We left him clinging to the lamp
post aud shouting hysterlcaIIy 10
"Seworth and crring zizzcrs. Cues
lie must have been a "butternut =
CicyclaRa (OhiO) Lcad'er,
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TO Parents,

q COMPLAINT has been made Of
many nliscLicvous and unruly
ooys ! about town. They are constantly
IN ,i.,, Inc habit of throwing stones at the
Signs houses windows, and climbing on
We courthouse. | am instructed TO : ro.
Io't T all such boys to the town Council
where they will be fined.
d J WARNER
l :, -, Town Constable
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4nfoc Of the petition Of Wm.
C Administrator Of the estate
OIL. Irmwot. deceased for sale Of
sayc. division among the heirs
an! d. aJ.ces--
To Archti prewet, Pcrmelia Eyes
ana hen bn,,and W b Ewes, Mars
tm i Mcdonald end her husband
Gor- ,aDoonll, NJ. } Acock and
Mrao..a5 A. Acock and Reuben
Pmr q &ebaoca Plewet--
wro unreby notified 10 be and
T. before the Probate court
arNoz unity, and State aforesaid,
to be n. I'd held at the court house
intbe up.ut Macon on the ,hird Mon.
d.ymEa.uory 1863 it being the first
1ry ~. HI tenruary term, then and
,n.-a' ~ cause if any you can, why
CERTAIN .s should not be sold for
d.uH 30 ong the heirs and dis
u..u f,Nd in'cs'ate.
Is- q The 29th day of December
.ADI.g
CHARLES BELTS.
De 81 Pf&7 80 4w Clrrk
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BLANKETS AND QUILTS FOR Tue Army
To The Minister'S Of ercrv nrnnmirslinr.

To the ministers Of every Denomination.
We have been informed by Mai.
j Minis, Chief Quarlermaster c. S.
A, at Jackson Mississippi that our
army is suffering for the want Of GOV.
cring from the frosts which have pass
cd; and will suffer far more from
those approaching, if not speedily
supplied
The people are willing to deny them,
selves, still further, but need some
Que in every community to direct
them. | have ventired to pledge
our authorities that there is not a
more energetic body than tie ministry
as a class, and by the approval Of
Maj. Minis, hereby appoint you in
3iyidually, as volunteer agents in this
cause.
P.esumirg that Jou will ac. ia the
premises, permit me to suggest to you
course that will give system and
point to- your efforts
lst. State the ca,e and make an
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-tministratOr's Notice


TIERS o administration having
.en granted to the undersigned
January term D. 1863, OF the
loIe Probate court of Noxu bee
mississippi. on The estate of
', v TripIell deceased, notice is
Feby gwen 10 all person indebted to
si,o estate to come forward and
NE immediate payment. and all per.
"avlng claims against the same
,cqa'rcd to present them duIy pro.
Cd ana registered within the time
.s1''oed by law, or they will be for.
Issued on the Goth January 1868.
WIN. NJ. CONNOR,
Sheriff, and administrator.
Jan II, 1868. CIV
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A SpEECV


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to the vacant :, IN 1,I- 9 G.
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1''' oo'''e', oloof soI''eT5 10 the Y
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',,alaa
'a'"e''oa aeaa' No illusions is made
'' 'ne m'4nea and Foo"iad. symPa,
my IS rendered. to .oe soTo"I'3 widow
""a 70 'he helpless orphan la-a dining
iao progress Q! 'a's war; which could
4a"e been avoided by h'nora BE cons
promise L soc President and bis friends
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l'8l proclamation, for reasons, "hict
must tcomm ID themselves To- every re.
Il citing man sincerely des.roas Of ter
mInalin9 BIS rebellion.
Mr. Li"ro.1 on The 9Th Of March
1901 90 The east poraco O! ',is CapI-
io0 took a aTo" which be su. vas reg.
Is.ofed IL Heaven TO support he Cor
s.'te'.oo ot'bo United States n bis
naaanra. a3iras d.,'"at g. 90,
ca>on be ,aa AchauoInH.. wa.r.
|IiE or ln..a&.laD &. Interfere w.a che
institution of slavery il lie States
where it existed To his proclamation IF
the pa Of September o.t he assumes
lAat he bns power 20 forever fre rail-.
persons held rs shves within any State
or designated part Of d STAT. be ra.>
pie whereof sla.I be inroo...oa against
Tie United States thus violating a.
pledge so s9lamnly made ai4 hi. .uau-0
raj address
Ifrha oNi,o, offAa pr hamilton gs,
not to aid thoro5aIu9a. is IF Ct w.s
Il ba- strengthened Dser.u lion bg lH.
wing into tbcirarmy every goaio tie
Sgath latil was pos. lola,v there.
Was i.s intn.. 10 aG.o. .l ngs +.
rebellion ? CI..r'y D.. TIE ,,rs
Of every NAN in a rsb.l.toa. SD. we're
to Be free. The IayaI nan owing
twenty slaves. ana ,he nan in ,bo rebel