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New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-04
CITY ITEMS.
TIE DAY We CrLrBRArr.-The Fourth Of July

TRE DAY WE CrLEBRATE.-lne fourtn OF Juy
has como sgan with its noise parade and patriotic demon
aton. have committed their speeches to memory
he have exhausted their ercheqaer in he purchase Of bre
works. quantities Of bunting striped aud starred
h.ve been to tie wind. As heretofore, tho k at
brilliant will be decorated with the greatest numbor
pesEe. who accused OF 'oaring TO
the oz1 hsh Of eoquence will take tbs wings not Of the
ornn but Of the eagle and cend through IN atmosphere
edosnt tho odo Of sulphur and itptter and basncs
themselves between the oath and the ,sy in incommun
cable sunshine Ne~York never bshod its sister cities IN
nnkng display the memorable Fourth will have ialr
show Of banue and burn much powder usual: indeed
aee boys small will devote thu day to frns crack
ers snd pistols aud think themselves e1cesdingly smart
they hen hores into running swoy aud rare women
aud children until they Knowing ones. who can
spare the time and the material aid" Will spend the Day
Ia meadows in company with the bobolnks those ord'
tat ,ng the south side OF Mason and DIons Ie
preparations for the National Celebration show no lack
Of n,ee,t in the great holiday Ono Of the main features
will be the parade. The division line will be formed ON
Fourteenth street. with the right tho Fifth Avenue. at
osocs a. M. under the command Of Brig Con Spcsr The
eyi,ion will psy tho Of marching salute to the Msyor
aud Corporation IN front of the City Hal, 10 o'clock
The artillery will ho the National salue from the
Battery Bels will 90 Tulg at sunrise, noon ind
sunset Ftg, viii Ay from vessels. hotss and public build
ing.. Gov Seymour will speak ut the Academy Of Music
Hou H. c. Murphy Will deliver oation before the Tam
many Society 1sInnsny Hal and there viii bs srsnd
.Ibon OF frowoIks IN tho evening For further psficu'
refer the reader 10 tho Of municipal Pro-
ceedDg which appsss ~ lis proper place In these columns
Should the news time to confirm tho reported
victories at tho seat Of this day will be one OF the
whites n history in the event o disaster, wo shall 't
kith God aud faith in and continue to sfe Tor
Liberty until win the battle To-day shall not forget
tho.e who have fallen with their faces toward tho enemy
More three hundred years Mar,ton the poet said
AS having casPed within palm. tho ross beiog
t.lsn away my hand retain, breath Of 'weetns, man.
struck down In his eounys defense though his spirit has
slipped away his fame retains the odoI Of the rose"
We have oaon. proce.,ions aud sIcuF.ons during
the day ard magnificent exhibition Of fireworks At night
We hope the "sabb.h day OF Liberty" will not be desc
by any attempt. to bolster up dos2o:i, to di'coa
a,e the war for freedom and union.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-04

ROBBtSG SOLDIER.-OEicer Carol, OF the
T~euty-seyenih Piec.uc,, srre..d Wm. Montgomery,
waiter II mouth Kock. yesteday, sod
before Ju,i.c- DOWns At tue IOmOs roir1 Iont,
with sssitg rs5 Goni the pockets Of Daniel Ha
KbOde Island sOdicf, his ~ toe so,t o. "sf
Ibe ul Of w wa. recovered. The accused
ted for ina IA de fault OF Uxii.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-04
LATER FROM NEw-ORLEANs.

The Morning Star, Capt. A. D. Perkins, from
New.Orleans on the 9th at $40 a. M. arrived at
this port at p. u. yesterday.
A rumor was current at New-OreanS on the
morning Of the Morning Stars departure that Port
Hudson had been taken by Gen. Banks, but this
was no. confirmed by telegram at tie BaiiIe al
later period OF the day.
We ere indebted to the Purser for prompt ds'VerY
Of our packages.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-04
Goststter's 8tomaeb Bitters.
Fl o s T E T T E r -
CELEBRATED

CELEBRATED
8 T o NJ A @ II D I L T Z r q >.
READ AND REFLECT.
Make sure Of HEALTH. I" But howl % Soasskl
We snswer 'us an easy task.
Strengthen the STOMACH. and sustain
The NRkvxa, the servants Of the brain,
The LIVER keep In active play
And regulate from day to day.
Each organ aid Oh Natures plan,
Brace and refresh the IssgE MAN.
And Ike watch that's kept in chime,
by cous.su. care, with railroad time,
The systems tone and strength renew,
And thereby cheer the .pTit' too.
"How" you inquire, " can this bo donsp
This Victory DER Disesse be won''
"HosrErTRR's BIrTzRs," we reply.
Il HgALrH's SUPREME PRoTGcrIoS-TRr7
AZ Of regeaeatips the diso,dsr-d and eniseble
vvius tho depressed siihts, invigoranz the constitution,
and prolon lie medicinal PREPARATION either Of The past
the present time has been completely and universally
successful ss
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-04

We are requested to state that The Albion news
paper 4. now pu,li.hed by Young Mouell-Mr. w. Ii.
orre of Monire. hsvog recently bscoms associated In
he mana cement and publication.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-04

ATTIMPT AT MURDER on SniP-BoARD.-Be.
tween the hours OF 10 a1d II och ck Ttusday light se
ou. 81 sy ocour,d board Bradford lynn,
stream tho dock the Of kiog street, North River
which vii probably result faay to OF the parties. Sey
sraI OF the saOI sot alteration two Of whom Thos
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-04

Operations of the Rebels in the ieche So""-
try-GmIIan,ry of IA Lieutenant nj In
fourcae-Thc Capture of Brasbenr CITY
Expedition ng"inst Gucrri'inS above
Observation-Disclosures Generals sherman mud
Paine.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-04
Army and Navy Movements.

TIE FOURTH.
The following is understood to be the programme
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-04

Hitchcock and VIM Donovan, 10 blows and were sep
BY the interference Of the cook oftb vessel short
time ssrwsd Donovan being somewhat. enrsged st having
been hit IN the face By Hitchcock procured large broad
ar aud goiug up Hitchcock. made De peIae blow Tor
b, head Fortunately for Hitchcock, ne observed lonogsus
movement raise nj. to ward oH tb- blow and
save his life The iv with tIem-ndou- force Upon hs
left almost covering it from BIZ body s~v-Ia Of tine
crew incud thu coos, !umed'a'ey rescued tchcock
from his antagonist and by order OF the mate the sssiant
wa. placed In information sent to the Police OF
the Twenty eighth Precinct when Officers Barney Blessing
and Met onnor dispatched to the vessel The wounded
man was taken new Yok Hospit. wnee no hes 10
hopseu coudiion Donovan ed sad will bs held
o await the iuju uries oi the wounded man.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-04
II 0 s T T. II Il T. Il 8
CELEBRATE

CELEBRATED
s TO MA G II Is I Il T E r g.
Assins, the vaPOrs foul prepare
That fsver.:aiut the heavy air.
Drink II unuiIed the found
Ia prsires. woods, or marshJ .roG.i
II eeden.sry toll you ply,
Mature you muit assist--or die
For when debaIred from exercise
For ARTIFICIAL aid abe cries.
MoJieine. srsad purpose and !n,eH.
Isthrsa,en.i evil 10 rrstess:
And & you'd be relieved or spared
From ils that crash the unprepIrei
Hos.etter's BteIs use-for noto
1hsr are the sUREsT ASrIDorE.
To defiance the mssma OF athy sells the posor
Of w.tsr the .iayia OF crowded workoom,
and factories. and the baneu influence Of .sdsnsry employ
usn,s 4. 10 only necessary to be fo,earmed with
no S t E T T f. r s
CELEBRATED
S TO NJ A G III b L T E r g..
Dy,pepsias psngs tina, rack aad Grind
The body. and deprsss the mind
Agns, tia, 70 they 20 and came,
MAKE lie constant marsyrdon
Coles and dy.eneric pains.
Meath which tho strong mans vsor wAnes,
Biloa. complaints, those tedious ilI'.
Es'er conquered Jet by drastic pills.
Dread Dlsrrhes tha. cannot be
Cured by destructive mercury;
SLOW constitutional decay
Th., bring, Death nearer day by day,
Nervous pEosra:iOn, mental gloom
Herald, of nadue. or the tom0:
Forthese-thou,h mineral nosirg-ns fall
Mean. otrei.f at least we hail,
No, to prore.t alone bus
In pyspepsia Fever sni Az ae. Bilious coHIl.iet cons
,ution.i and Nervous Debility. Ccn,pation ssa.csrsss
sp.sm. and all Complaints of Man Woman proceeding
from casual or inherent weakus. If tie Body, the
Great Remedy aud Re,tosaivei ia
~ " 9
CELEBRATED
TO NJ < III B 1 L L Il II 8
To wanderers on .es or Land,
From Po!i, shore TO 1fopie ..fand'
To households ou. in regions new
And Gw, Ter, In sres, cities, too
To soldiers IN camp fort and Hold
Who ueed asains. disease s'hisid,
To miners California bound.
Andtiler. of wet, msr'hy grounds
To isebgs wives Of fragile mold
To youn.. and niddle-as-i, AM Old
To those Ia health. who would e','y
Heavens beat .,its without ALLOYS
To al tie s,rcu. .thles.. weak sd pale,
Who droop, yet know not What they all,
UosrErrER's BurgHs We pre'ent
AH,stlis mos, potent seae'.G
Kthere Is sny valu, ia public cpa!ou or any weight II
medical testimony the very and sa.csi Tonic Corrective
and Alternative now before the world 10
IL . Il T. II Il T. l. >
CELEBRATED
$ Il . Nj \ x IL BI TIE Il >
Sold by re.peei.oe Druggists in all pats OF tho world
HosIErrE.. SMITH.
plrqaBUAG, Psss-
Nsw.yO,A Office, w. A2S BRoAp@AH
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-04

PRIMARY PUBLIC SCHOOL REcEPTIos.-A grand
reception took place in the Primary Department Of Ward
School No g. 10 West street. between sixth
aud Seventh avenues Tnursdiy afternoon The pro"
consisted of original aud selected pieces which gave
evidence OF the exquisite taste aud ennes, efforts Of the
teachers The original pecs entitled " Fairy Land" by one
of the teachers of school Miss Mary Martin IA wbch
ttle sik.lo tHmonsustaued The principal part was 'm
cuay nOc.sb.e Ibs taDiesuI, also under the supefy
Mira eaIdsley OF the moot cbaste and elegant
scrip pon The glrls' wand e1eciss snd toe Ooss dh
aso very hu-. very oiininntive spee,aeo Of tie
They've GRATED him io tns army" IA
very sputed THs sngGg zod parody on tue Od
tOiss also very Interesting Altogether th'
exhibition, aud Mi,s C. hro~D, tue pnucipi, may
well De proud o t-scners tLtough whose unfng Ell r
tue has veil Addresses BY Dr. Gardner
aud barry Cue R-vs j. H. ". Sloane aud Barry ani Dr. NJ
j. Porter Trustees then followed aud tue large
audience separated h hy deighted viii t. aiernoohs Ell
The repsss,d before large aud
app pieeas.ve audience yesterday norDlng
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-04
LAW lNTELLIGENCE.

sUPREaE COURT-Ca.sBEss -JuLr 3-BefoFo Justice
SUTHERLAND.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-04

PRGsEsT OF DEER TO THE CRY OF NEw-foRx.
The Philadelphia Ledgey says;
fhe resolution of i,r 4. H. Adams providing for giving
to NesYoA and Boston. from tho herd OF deer at Logan
square, bucks and four does 10 each OF these crs
law and the Commissioner OF CITY Property will send
taen ia a few days"
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-04

VIM. Wade, c, IL Ne.
Geo. W. Stsndish. h, 4 Mas
Michael Il. Roach, a, 4 Mass.
Johu hillmsu, L, 81 Mss..
ST. John Alley, E, ls Mass.
Joe. y MsyAes. Z, Al Mas.
Csrp }. A Bailey, n. 4 Mass
SauI. Joansou. n, ~ Mass.
Joseph Wait, X, ~ Mss..
Chas. l.. Bal. r, So Mass.
Geo. X. Chatter, y, So Mass.
John Ii. keLda!l. A. 50 Mass.
WIN. Is. ABBOTT, {, 10 N. ii.
sgt Ii. Il Wilmsn. a, 10 y. II
M ~. ". Dulleld, IA, 10 y. ii
Reuben Cook. A, il Conn
W. Booihrnar. b l73N. Y.
Henry ". Moger. /, l73 n. Y.
kobt Wiltin. Z, | La Inf
Hsrw Ii ggins Z. l La. inf
Doninick saoDsiie, A, La In.
J. keid. lcDrd) K. Ian. u.
q. ii. Monill. IN. , A, 80 Mass.
Alex. osi.e, q, IlO y. Y.
Josepb h. OonAnt, u. u Ne.
Henry slnitn. ID. IL Ne.
Gov. II. Walker. 1 Me. Bat.
Geo. w. Thomas. q. 50 Mass.
bgt. q. w. A. smith, q Mas
Jos. II. Gous
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-04
A sORTIE on THE LEFT.

On the evening Of the I'D about 800 Rebels, with
Il field piece, made sor'e on our extreme lelt,
which resulted IA the capture o! the field piece. aud
the loss 10 them O two men Killed and tweity-ionr
ITl,OneIs. six seven OF our men were 70 posted
AZ 70 decoy them out winch they did, and led thsu.
INTO Az arnOusrado. Ihero wus also uuimpo tant
sk iOh Oh the point opposite Vlcksburg last nlyhI.
yOCATlVE.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-04

Motion d.sied.
ssmi. Dsury agi Robert + Ru'seL-Order not gran'ed
T. rnz.uetn Rome az Charles ". ROoiBr-O der q a'nird
fanny stcnAsld sg MOfns stslnLsrG-hep3rl cohhfnrd
sla l4Jy ntLt 4 diy.Gec sisnted.
CGan-. Parker ggt. Isaac L. Hunt et a-Slo allowed
CEshkAL 4ERa-JuLT s. J-be'OTe JUSTICES SUTHERLAND,
CLKHkz snd LyOSAkD.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-04

Nrw IwO-CEsr SIAMP.-The new two-cent
,.amp, vlic4 have been issued BY the Depsrmeu TO
meet ID, ceuali created by the aw hts the rate On
c.foliss .ranent printed ustief &c, ~ two
ceut. o.. back n cJof aa bear hney ensfGysd bead oi
Gen Andrew JackfJu. Ihe poruAi, occupies nearly the
eue Of the and tie character Of tho engavins
1. such that the process Of decenent to which mu.t be
..ll,c.sd (. cstl. and t.ioc,us.y performed
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-04

SUPERIOR OCURT-oPEo.AL TEHs-Jaly 3.-Beiore
Justice MOScRER.
DECISIONS.
William S. Wood aSt. Louis +. Depsainse.-Mo-
Janle, Cock sx. Ju.tu, Pslmer-Moton denied without
eost., Ya.,s wllA t,c.A a. t.as1 1cr'
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-04
~. c,,.,., Corespop8ent.


Tbo.. Flood. X, "a Conn.
l.Ialcet sHith. q, % Conn.
Henry A. Allen. r 70 conn.
Ihcs. +. Do~ q. O. ~ Conn.
Ches Coppernall, B, IS n. Y.
Syrus y COOK, Il. IS n. I.
LJohn !is'h. ~, r IS ~. Y.
Na.entiu- hiiey, {, 70 ". Y.
X. Ii. Van HOugAlon. 4. %
y. Y.
ssudlord Lee. II. 81 y. Y.
Edgar Hart, +, ~ n. \.
hiram Houghtaliug. l,9l N. Y.
M. 4 tosle A, ~ y y.
TbOs j. Mulfoy A, l3J y. Y.
ND. Msnncf. r, lt2 " Y.
" IA. III. Hatch, h, ~ Mass.
Geo. 4. Sherman. -, IS Mass.
Thos Danger. X. Is Conn
L-ub. Spsfforsk X, 10 ". Y.
Geo. Eaton. =, 40 y. Z.
L. w. Wa.sw JT.h, l., 40
N. Y.
Cor. 4. irmisr, X. l3G ". Y.
Pat. McCIystai. II. I6l. y. Y.
A. W. Mitchell, q, 4 Wis.
Pat. Kelly. q, ll8 A. \.
{. w. D4.comO. l.. 90 Mass.
Michael G4ssoH. ID, l5i n. I.
b, u. l73 y. Y.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-04

before surfJ.ac lrcAsR.
WILLS PROVED.
The last wills aud tesianants oi the following
s,,. p,rt,e. have been udIitted ithogt OBJ elton:
William ll.pry PAorbo ~ v Anderson, hsrssfe, G. Fol-
soo. Muucsn .toinvt D0fu Ncauts AnI iona Nttl1u.
That OF JoGn Wa,on Doirahs 70 tic Nc~.i"fN io,pIal
all his edica bOoAs 10 tue Nv~'ioGA AoascLy % Aedi
ciue. !1W1
NotniAs else Of public interest is contained In them.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-04

IHE FOURTH N JEHslr Cirr.-SalGtes will be
aIcd ,lnf.s noon and 'updown At u O'clock public
,1.sc, vii be bold la tho Congregational IAoeTHse!e to
s.. he readus oiLe Dscsfsoa Of Indspcndeuce AID
N or.lga b. Rev Samuel B bell. la the eveuus there
viii b, di'pay Of lrewoI. a, Van V0r., square. Tho
o.. aud Of ve''ss lying the wtrryss
qu,,,cd to di,J sy the national color. daring tho Jay.
s,v,ts PcSc, have ossn arranged 10 s'is pace IN tho
,.rllty tbs city.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-04

WAN Mar. Dls.urnell has just published
map Of tho Sea, Of War In Virginia and Mary and showing Al
s old bait s-gfounds Concsnire eiicr' maA ho iSucr
hom lfhiu.ton and he n-p has other eonvsHeneo. 10
military stgdies
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-04

FouRrH % JuLr Ar E.sr NEw .YoRE.-lhc ciii.
s.s Z Es,t ae~YofL celebrate Fourth public
e4erc,, ct Central BuIling'. Hon Lorenzo shsr~o God
o. Ictti snnsuueei 10 deliver tho of,oa o'clock In
the .fstho1n.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1863-01-09

EG Charles c. Royal, son OF Mr.. Samuel
Royal Of our village, died at the Seminary
Hospital, lla:erston, Maryland, Dee, Both,
Of chronic dmrrhe4. aged 20 years. Charles
will be sally missed by bis many school
companions. aud by all who were acquainted
with hin. IL was q young man o! the
strietest morals. Of great aniabliity and
worth. and of god talents HIS modes, and
unassuming department, generous character,
frank and manly bearing, made him favor.
tie with all who knew HIM
Al the call Of his country. in April 1851.
nc, like true patriot, enlisted for three
years, joining the first company raised in
Ellsworth and no one ever heard him ex
press the slightest desire 10 return until his
term was served fully out. lie was with his
regiment all through the Peninsular cam.
paign, and there contracted the disease of
which he died. At one time he thought he
was well enough to join his regiment aud he
travelled 50 miles to reach it but this was
too much for him, and he suffered a relapse
The Hospital Steward, and kind and sym.
pathizing lady friend. an attendant at the
Hospital, write in the highest terms OF praise
OF the deceased. Like true man, he main
tanned until his death, bis New England
principles. and illustrated by his daily life,
the virtues which adorn and dign fy human
nature. Two brothers are still left in the
Union army
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1863-01-09

Of sidrery IS Incompatible Nth the salty
either of yourSelres or Of The Uaion.
AS the system has gradually grown to its
present huge dimensions, it were best il it
could be gradually removed but it is better,
that it should be taken out ut once than
that it should longer sitiste the social, pol
itical and family relations OF your country.
am speaking with no philanthropic views
as regards the slavery on tue master. See
for yourselves.
Look around you, and say whether this
saddening, deAdening influence has not all
but destroyed the very framework of your
society.
am speaking the farewell words of one
who has shown his devotion to HE country,
at the peril Of his life and fortune, who in
these words can have neither hope nor in
terest save the good of those whom he ad-
dressed. and let me here repeat, with all
the solemnity Of an appeal to Heaven to
bear me witness, that such are the views
forced upon me By experience.
Come. thea, to the unconditional support
ct the government. Take into your own
hands your institutions; remelel them ac-
coriing to the laws Of nations and of God,
and thus attain that great prosperity as
sured to you by geographical position, only
a portion Of which was heretofore YOURS.
BENZ F. BUTLER"
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1863-01-09

The New ExPEDIrIox.-A dispatch to the
Philadelphia Press, dated Fortress Monroe,
LIST. s,ys;
. There have been stirring times here for
some days past, among the troops and war
vessels.
Gen. Naglee's division was embarked on
transports at Yorktown and Gloucester Poin,
yesterday, and have spent their New Years
day riding the pillows in Hampton Roads =
Many other transports. loaded with troops,
stores, &c. arrived, and have joined the ex.
petition. The feet is now putting to sea,
and comprises about enough men Of al arms
to take AMI hold any point on the Southern
coast
The destination Of this expedition is sup
posed to be North Carolina but as mum
Der of iron clads accompany il, presume it
will 60 to some important Southern port
say Charleston, Georgetown, Savannah. or
Mobile. At any rate it will soon be at its
destination, anu. wherever it goes, heavy
blow will be struck.
The flagship is the steamship Woodbury.,
which has Gen. Naglee and staff on board
Ii is not known whether he will command
the whole force or not"
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1863-01-09

The STATE LEGIsE Legislature
Of this State convened on Wednesday at Au-
gusta. We have not yet heard of its organ
ization. Governor Washburn, who has Ia
boriously, ably and periodically, served the
State two years, is succeeded by Governor
Coburn. The same energetic and patriotic
spirit will characterize the administration of
Governor Coburp, as has marked that Of his
immediate predecessor, We have no doubt.
The incoming and the outgoing State ad-
ministrations will be alike, in their patriotic
support of the National Administration and
the Natior al Union.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1863-01-09

TUE MONITOR The loss of the far-famci
Monitor will be received with sorrow and re-
greet by the whole people. Her fame had
become world wide, and her service to the
country at an important epoch will be long
and gratefully remembered How sad that
she should 60 down, and carry with her so
large number of gallant men. She seems
to have strained badly during the gale, and
leaked SO that all efforts to save her proved
unavailing. The career Of the Monitor has
been short and brilliant. The Boston Jour
nal in speaking Of the effect Of her loss to
the expedition of which she was part says ::
d" Nor do we apprehend from the loss of
the Monitor any material injury to the sue
cess of the expedition of which it is supposed
she formed part. The first intelligence re
ceived was so indefinite and confused that
we could only conjecture that a boat from
the Rhode Island went 10 the relief of the
laundering Monitor and participated to some
extent in the loss OF life We presume the
disaster reached no farther. II SO, there
will be other iron clads enough, in conjunc-
ZION with other appliances, to execute the
work of the expedition, which, We need not
say, is OF vast Importance.
The following is the list of officers
Commander-John Bankhead.
Lieut. and Executive officers. d. Greene
Acting Masters-L. NJ. Stodder, j. W.
Webber.
Acting Assistant Paymaster-w. F, Kee-
Ter.
Acting Assistant Surgcon-T. W. Meckly
Engineers-First Assistant. Isaac Newton
Second Assistant, Albert 5. Campbell; Third
Assistants, r. w. Sands, NJ T. Sunstron.
Acting Masters Mate-Geo. Frederickson
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1863-01-09
The Great Event of The Age.
Negro Emancipation Proclaimed
WASHINGTON, Jan. /, 1868.
BY tho President OF the United States Of
AmorIrA.
\ PROCLAMATION.

Whereas. on the - day Of september, in
the year of our Lzri 1862. n Proclamation
was issued by the President Of the United
States, containing. among 4ther things. the
following, to wiz
That N the II day Of January, in the
year of our Lord ls55, all persons hcid as
slaves within any State or designated part
81 a State, the pc p whereof shall then be in
b.Iiion against the United States, shall
be then. thenceforih ami forever irea, and
the Executive Government Of the United
states, including the military AMI naval au-
shJrity Thereof, will reeoyaizi AMI maintain
the itteiom of such p.rspns. and will d. n
aet or acts T. rrprsSs such persons ur any of
them in any cflrt they MAKE Tor their actual
freedom : that the Executive Wi! on tue FIRST
day OF January aforesaid, by Proclamation
designate the States and parts OF S.Ates, #
any, in which the people therein respective
~ shall then b. II rebellion against the
United State. ; AMI the iAe: that any State
Or the people thereof shall on that day b. IN
good faith r'prc,en,el IN the Congress Of tn
United states. by ms.nh r chosen thereto
at elections wherein maj 'rfty OF the quail
fed voters Of such Stat snail have particl.
pate i--saaii, ia the ahs'nc, Of strong cjln-
t-r'Ai,ias testimony. b. deem i conclusive
eyi3clc, that surh S;lte aud tie poplr
thereof are not thea IA sbe..!Ja as4Hs, tue
United States
N,w. therefore. I, ARs4uN Lt~eot~,
Presdeat 81 the United States, b. virtue OF
tie power in m pasie /, As Commander in
chief OF t#e Army and Navy # the United
States, in timc Of actual armei reb Hon
against the authority and g5scrnin mt al tn
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