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Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1863-05-21

"The breaking out Of formidable nsurrpcon based on
conflict Of political ideas, being event without prece
dent the United States attended gr,
confusion and perplexity Of the public mind Dish yalty
before unsupported suddenly became bold and treason
asonsbed The world by bringing at into the field mi
tay forces superior in numbers to the standing army IL
the United States.
Even in the portions Of the country which were most
loyal political combinations and societies were form
ed rtbering the work OF dsuni WHILE from motive. of
dsoyay cupdity from excited passions or pc vert
ed sympsthes, individuals found furnishing NEE
money. and materials Of and supplies to the nsur
gents military and naval forces Armies sh ps fortfca
tons, navy yards arsenas, military posts and garisons
after another betrayed abandoned to the in
surgents. JE.
Congress had not anticipated and had not propidd
fer the emergency The municipal authorities were power
lees and inactive The judcia. machinery seemed q, IL il
had been designed not to sustain the Government but To
embarrass and betray it.
In this emergency the President felt II his duty to employ
with energy the extraordinary powers winch the Conttu
uon conhdes 10 him in cases Of insnrrecton He called
into the field such military and naval forces upauhorzed
by the existing laws seemed necessary He directed
to prevent the Of the post Office r
BILE correspcndsnce He subjected to and from
foreign countries to new passport equations and he in
slit lied blockade, suspended the writ Of habeas corpus
in various aces and caused persons who were
to being about to engage dsloya and treason
abe practices to be arrested by special civil az well ss
military agencies and detained In military custody when
necessary to prevent them and deter others from such
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1863-05-21

authorized suspend proceedings instituted under this
writ
"Sec. g. And be further enacted That the Secretary
Of State and the Secretary Of War bo and they hereby
directed may be practicable TO furnish to the
judges If the circuit and district courts Of tina United
Of all persons citizens cf States in ohich the adminstra
on Of the laos has continued unimpared the said Fede
raj courts who are now, may hereafter be- held pr
Of the United States bv order auhory Of the Pre-
sident of the United States either of sad Secre
any fort arsenal or other place. State political pr
| soners otherwise than prisoners of the said
list contain The Of all those ,rho reside in the
ed by the said Secretaries either Of them have vo
lated any law Of the United States in any Of said ur
tons and as0 the date of each arrest the Secretary Of
State to furnish list Of such persons imprisoned
by the authority OF the President acting through
the State Depa tent and the Secretary Of War list Of
such imprisoned by the order authority Of tie
President acting tn rough the Department Of War. And
in all where grand jury, having attended any Of
said having jurisdiction in the premises after the
passage of this act and after the furnishing OF said list
aforesaid has terminated ts session without finding on in
dctmen other proceeding agsiost any
such person. shall be the duty Of the Judge 81 sad ca
Josch 10 make order that any such prisoner desiring
discharge from said imprisonment be brought before him
10 be discharged and epery officer Of the United States
hau,ng custody Of such prisoner hereby directed immc
diaey TO obey and erccufe said Judges order add IN
case he shall delay refuse ~ do he shall be
to indictment for msdemeanor and be punished by a
fine Of not less than Ave hundred duars and
10 the common JAIL for period not less than six months
~ The discretion OF the court Prop,dsd hoeper That
no person sha be discharged by virtue Of the provisions
OF this act until after he abe shall have taken an
allegiance to the Government Of the United States and
to support the Constitution thsreo and that he che
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Northern News.

A dispatch 10 New foik paper states
Meade i moving s1ufbwsrl. that hs he's
occupied Madison Cour Ilous. that Doc
operation, look Ike aauk movement +;
and that Federal cavalry hare Got mi0
the fehf of lees fences Our co,fefp'u
dent w The Afmy Of che Potomac. under
dag ol Saturday. state tiias The report "
In, ebes falling bac. !. probably ipcor.
rect. nothing has Iranspired to cauos such
movement
Washington Alvcos state that no fear
are entertained Tor Tie safety Of Burnside
There is probably nothing more known
about Burnside n Washington than there
is Mt Chicago. An official order is pro.
mugaieI supersedins Burnside by Fos.
ter.
Uoon the arrival of Gen. Banks expe.
ditiun in Texas, the rebels threw The guns
of Fort Blown into the river, and burned
the greater part OF Brownsville. The Fed.
rral hag Was raised over Brownsville 10y
The 94.h Illinois, and, at Inst accounts,
sveral Federal regiments had arrived nj
that point. Gen. Banks, it is stated,
needs more meu TIE Mexicaus on tie
border are in considerable Of squabhIe
The n. Y. 2jb1me states that the
President and Cabinet are engaged IN the
consideration Of the question OF reunlen
aud that the President has malured =
"practica plan" which practical plaza
is, that " None OF the vagrant States shaI
come back with slave constitution
The President has queer idea of p'ac
ticaliy.
Its announced that Chief Justice Tan
ey has placed his resignation in the hand
Of the President, and that Secretar'
Chase has been selected TO fill the yacan
cy. "Old Abe" is anxious to get nd 0
rivals for the Presidential nomination.
Tie government hsying prohibited
TIE distialion of whisky in Kentucky
and having fixed lhe price of hay in h''
: souri,, has seized all tie Gotten in Ne
; Orieans,-requiring the owners To PROV
: that they purchased il from loyal pa'
ties There is nothing like 4" freedom"
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On uosdaf sh1noon large body 81
tass'fy. SID 10 nambsf 400. Tilh a
tejr n lufsh.fy equal tfehap' ~ hall
nal number. arrived ~ sAlitbav
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,bf.r atussl order No. o. issued from
zen schenss's Headquarters, "ss made
patIis. The trrn II salisbury wa
med With people ron Worcester and
= msrs,t counties, drawn there By the
usual annual fair. a0d political Discus
sion then IN progress, Who immediately
ttcame greatly alarmed, ~ Tear OF the
event. which The presence OF lhe's lof.
Gee 81 lhs election to come Oh on Wednes'
day MAS likely to occasion. The people
began al once to dispefse. carrying the
sAd intelligence Of the arrival aud appte'
Blended purpose Of these troops to tho
respectiye neighborhoods Ga Tuesday
these forces were distributed, about
equally hetwecu the two counties, 1nd
marched Tor their respective destinations
Somewhat after the middle Of tie day q
detachment of cavalry. Numbering about
100, under the command OF Capt. Moore,
OF the Third Maryland Cavalry, mSrcte i
through the village. md cNmped about
mile south of the town. The day beng
our customary public day, great numbers
OF persons were present from every neigh
borhood in the county, all OF whom be.
came excited and alarmed, and dispers'
my to their houses, spreading the alarm
IN intelligence 10 every direction.
In the evening Governor Bradford
proclamation arrived by special messeh
ger This document, so just and manly
somewhAl revived The public spirits, ant
reassured our people. /. was at once
sent BY messengers to every district, an,
copy OF it,'wJh a = copy of the Pres
ident's letter to Mr. Swann, was sent t.
Capt Moore, ia the hope that il woul'
DE respected bg him, but We lament t
ssy, il had no. the slightest effect upo
HIM.
Wednesday morning found each vo'
ing place. occupied by squads OF cavalry
varying in numbers from five 70 thirty
well mounted and fully armed, with car
blues. sAbres and pistols, where tue
remained the entire day. The Smith
Island District, which lies off in the ba
and quite inaccessible, was the only ,eT
cep'ion all the rest were completely OF
cupied and held by these armed force
what was done may be seen by the al
uexed statements. which have been car,
fully prepared and authenticated by Il
most respectable names, and may be A.
lhenticated by hundreds Of others whe,
ever required.
The tri-weekly citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1863-1864, 1863-12-03

OuR SOLDIERS AT CHIcKAMAUGA-The
following is an extract from letter
written by at officer in the 10th Regi-
ment, S. c. w.. Gists brigade, dated
October 10:
I'VE have a great deal Of rain this
week, and our camp is one vast mud
puddle. We are still without tents, and
| ana afraid will have to de without them
during the winter. Our men are very
much in want Of. clothing and'many have
no blankets. General Gist has directed
the commanding officers to request the
men TO call upon their friends at home
for comforts and blankets, as the Gov.
eminent will not be able to supply them
When our baggage was burned st Can
ton, Mississippi. our brigade lost nearly
everything. The creek that separate:
our advanced lines from the rest of the
army is now falling although still very
high.
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FOR RENT.

THE BRIsCoE PLACE. two miles west Of
| Canton, will be rented out to the highest
bidder, before the Court House door, in Can
ton, on Monday, the 9Th day Of December
next The place Is well improved and has
one thousand acres of cleared land.
JtJ. & P. j. BRISCOE.
Nov. %, s>o3-6-3ts Exec'rs.
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800 Iti.NyAfitj.

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VII wel.h ateat Us lbs. anl lea .'faft tH.
tsiirsaf af'nw. Uawas Purchased am Hfs.
German. If silver crock. sEan equity.
Tte above frsarI will bf.HIyru o.. bis az.
tphcn.inn and delivery to Wis OFT ~ ks'n, ~
t4te l,d .ment iu .alt ao that wr rr hIm' go
a,tLpr vith lhe mule, which, is "a 'a.a mnn q
.olptrd horse. Elk or sefru years u'd. bought
m Boz. lsmbctb. of iAt0u canuty
AIdfc.s either Of us 81 jactsun. Miss.
ID. ~. Hlf.tC
RICH'D CLARDY.
Pee /, 1861. '~bt
The tri-weekly citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1863-1864, 1863-12-03
LOST EOST!l

A MOROCCO POCKET BOOK, contsining
N one 500 Hoyer & Ludwic& Confederate
note; two $50 notes, aud about two hundred
dollars in SIS. $40, and $40 noted One hug
dred dollars in Mississippi Treasury (S5 and
Sl0l notes '0ue $40 note of Tennessee
money. Besides soma small bills, passes,
memorandums, &C, The money has been
entrusted to nv care, and can lily afford to
looseIt.
A suitable reward will be paid the finder
il the above be delivered to the subscriber
at the encampmeut of Gen. Lorirg's Reserve
or Culbertson's Battery
DANIEL LEVY, .
Dec 3, 1868. S-lt*
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. NNiEcn.

r ETTEhS of administration on the estaie'
IA of William J. Brooks having been grant
Cd 10 the undersigutd Ivy the Probate Court 81
Madison county, Mississippi, on the 9th cay
OF November, a. D. 1863
All persons indebted to said decedenb me
notified to come forward and make payment,
aid hose having claims against the estate ara
hereby required 10 exhibit the same and have
them registered in the manner and within the
time prescribed by law, or they will be forever
barred. DAVID h. GALTNET.
Nov. 81, 1863 So 6w Admir-.
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Fec l. 1861

1ltApur,RrtR4 lAtK,oSa CtyALry Dyal
JACKSON, Miss, Nov. ~, L-oJ.
CIRCULAR.
10 the Cta.sa' ~ Ecptr md Rais2Q!
The Brigadicr General commanding CHS
division calls upou YOU for assistance in re-.
na.ripr The y. a., j. & G.. Mr.. K.tQ Pearl
river The hcucGts which will accrue to you
from tho speedy completion Of this food' are
we'll known 20 you. having for yours prosper
cd with H.. Let the dcmands OF your country
and vour own interests, induce you 20 send
forward ,eur negroes, without his having 20
resort to impressmeat. They will only be
for Ills special work; and the mosenLl Is
| finished they will be returned 90 you
] Send forward Immediately 50 Capt, 7. >.
1 Williams. Superintendent NJ o., j. q. n,
| r r., at Canton, Miss, or deliver to Lent.
1 ". w Keith, 23th Rog. Miss. Cav'y, who i,
now in Your midst, IS aQny Of Nonr able
bodied negro men as yoe spare for this
/ work. and receipts will he g,yenyou by them
4 II You desire to do 20 send your overseers
or agents along with them, to attend to thcll
treatment and welfare.
Let them bring their blankets; rations viii
be furnished by the goyernment
In IN coses where receipts are given, thu
officer giving them must take name and tu'
descriptive lists Of the Negro date he received
him, and the name Of the owner and his re
siience.
~ command Of Brig. Cen. Jackson.
GEO MOORMAN,
Dec I. 1sG3.-2s Capt Il A. A. Cen.
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Factory Thread.

MOS. 6, 9. 10, IL, and IA, for sale by
IN C. G. DELACROIX.
Dec. |, 1858. 7-3t
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WANTED.

XXTANTED to buy young NEGRO WO-
w NAN with a child, three to six months
old, for which a good price will be given
ApplyAt this Office.
Dec. 3, 1868. s-u
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a duninistrator's Notice.

Administrators Notice.
T ETTERS of administration or Il he estate
IL of Asa a. Hairgrove, deceased. hasiog
been granted to the undersigned by the Pro
bate Court Of Madison county. Mississippi,
on the 9Th day o: November. a. ID. 1858;
All persons indebted to said decedent are
notified 10 come forward aud make p2yn ent.
and those having claims against The estate
are hereby required 10 exhibit the same and
have them registered in the manner and With
in the time prescribed by law. or they will DO
forever barred. DAVID DEAN.
Nov. ~, 1868. 3S-6w Admir-
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Notice.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Notice.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. IN0taGt.
I ETTERS Of administration on the estate
IA Of Washington Ford, deceased, having
been granted to the undersigned by ;he Pro.
bate Court Of Nidisari county, on the 9th
day of November a. d. 1853:
All persons Indebted TO sard dpcedent ave-
notified to come forward aud mako payment.
and those having claims against the estate ar,
hereby required to exhibit the same aud have
them regst cred IN the manner end witbiu the
tine prescribed BY law, or they will be forever
barred
JOHN I. FORD, Adm'r.
Nov, 81, 1864 3@-Sw
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