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two year. during the present war ard been bororahy
Gisclnrged.
civil officers, ciereymcn and oil other prominent
ci,yens are invited 10 appear ut all times before the
Board y point ont ~ the lists and " give snch
information in their possession as nay aid IN TIE cor
rsction and revision thereof
To the dur ysf hearing and acting upon claim Tor
exemption boards OF Enrolment ARE enlonedio devote
all tho tae that can he spared hon other less pressing
duties. They will report 10 the Provost Msasbsl"eh.
NJ each month upon sheets of Consolidated Enroll
ment Lists the nance ud rsi1ences OF ell pcrsons VITO
have been added n or stricken from the rolls during
the u,vnih They will send with each report O recapitn
Iaton showing in concise form, the number enrlled
at tho time II forwarding the lat hist. the number
stricken nom the enrolment and the number added 70
IL ,:Bco Tat the 80. is Sa cosdon at ine 81
port. JANIS Il. FRY FnVost nArsba''ener'i
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Rebel Raid mt X euse,s Poiss.

BOSTON Tuesday. Nov. ~, 1854.
A gang Of Rebel raiders on horseback are re-
ported have mnde their appearance at Eouses Point
Sunday night. On being challenged they fred on the
PICKET guard. Their fire promptly returned and
one Of them fell from his sadde The raiders immed'
ate,y fed taxing the wounded man with them.
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To the Associsted Pres. 100.
WAslIr~rOr, Tuesday, Nov. 2, 1864
rpr.srpy nypA prMLrr ,YPAIRa.

TREASURY DEPARTMENT APPAiRs.
The Secretary of the Treasury has sent to the
heads II the several Bureaus OF biz Department. cir
culsr, requilng the Office hours from u M to p N
be strictly Observed the Intervening time to be de
voted diligently labor This action on tho part OF the
Secretary Ia to correct irregularities which DO has
noticed with r grot.
The Secretary says he has been much annoyed by ap
pica,ons for appointments, founded on statements
made ny clerks and others that there were vacancies 10
be filed and designating those yGancles lie there
fore gives not &c II IL part o! the duty Of clerks or
others Department, T. give either Information or
advice on such roinS All yaeaueios rre reported tn
the Assistint Secretary and Will d. nled a. the Dec
retaIy nay determine.
lie vil regard nv further interference Of this char
acier as sufficient for dismissal. While stating
these grounds Of complaint the Secretary vheerinliy
,rnrs test mony 10 the prompnees aud ithf1ness with
yhch general rnIc. the business OF the Dsv'rs'
men has been conducted.
The United state Court ~ ClaBs opened yetfer-
day. but adjourned over to DecembeF paiy one iudfs
Judge Lor.ng) was present. Judge Peek Il sck. and
Judges Casey Hughes and Wnot are absent froni the
city,
Justice Cstron Of the United States Supre me Court
writ, hitler from Nashville stating that he will not
be sbo TO be IN this city AZ the opening OF the Court IN
December. 49,
The South Carolins Tax Commissioners will con-
nence leasing cotton plsnafions for The ensuing year
at Hilton Head On the 9TH of December.
AssIsrAsT.pROvOsT-AA
Capt Judson NJ. Cross, of the Veteran Reserve
Corps has been appointed Assistant Prcvos;'Hs'-ha
oi this District
REVENUE DECISION.
The Commissioner of Internal Revenue to-
dsSdecde that psr,ons who cell Scheidan Sohuapps are
r-aurrd IN addition 10 other licenses they msy have.
Ia lake lc.nser dealers IN liquors Wholesale ard
retail according 10 the manner and amount Of the an
asl sas-s.
CoMAIssARy.G ggRRAL or PRISONERS.
WAX DErT., ApJurssrGfstRAi's OFFICE
WA-HIsGTOg. Nov. Il. hot. }
GRygpAL ORDER, No. 2-0.-L Brigadier-
General II. ". Vessels u. 4 Volunteers, Is hereby
gnsd to duty Inspector and Comniisssry cene,u'
of Prisoners for the section Of country east OF the MIS-
.ssipp river s viii Immediately relieve breve Brig
HOFFMAN IN charge " tho Office a, " ash
iugtob aud Of the duties connected with The section d"
country 10 which h. 10 assigned.
n. Bfeyei Brgadier General W. Hoffman u s~igntd
a. Inspector and ConrssaryGeneralo OF PrsoneEs 'or
tic % countr, west u the Mississippi river nntu
furthss prd.rs.
by order OF the S~cve<rry Of War.
y. ID. TowssrSD. Ant. Adit Gen.
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General Candy Recovering.
CAIRO. Tuesday, No

CAIRO Tuesday, Nov. -. tn
ew.Oreans papers Of the 18th say that Gen.
Candy 10 recovering The report Of his death Was
teegrsphed from here the authority Of the clerk VI
tie steamer stiekney. and Of course thus proved
fl,e
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that secret sessions are incompatible with republican,
form OF Government and Congress never ongh. 20 70
into secret session except when absolutely Necessary
Referred 10 the Finance Cor1nfter.
On motion Of Mr.. Ruasrli, If Va. tho HoWe IT
solved tsefnto secret session. and having reopened.
adjourned r~-f
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HALIFAX, Tuesday, New. q. loN.
4 furious southwest gale commenced lest
sight and continued today with heavy rain
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FROM WASHINGTON.

Special Dispatch to TIE NJ Y Tribune.
WAsusoToy Tuesday, Nov. %, lsci-ll p. m.
TURKEYS,
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let AhensGe;
% Non.rssidence,
~. Over age;
"a PaSmsnsns physical disability. Of such . degree
~ 10 render the psrson net proper subject for enroll
rssnt snder The law and Regulations,
~ Having served in the military or naval service
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Of the society be presented TO the President Frederick
DO Peysts esq., for his highly interesting and vslsahs
address aud thst copy Of 1t be requested for pabiic
tiOn.
The Rev DR.. McvIcKAR seconded The resolution.
and In doing said he had stood ss the cradle Of the
Society when he was Just quitting college, and ho hsA
been personally acquainted with slI ~; Officers and
camstsse.s Of his own birth. having taken place
during the very year ard month IN which the
COMMITTEES had reported me mrmanon Of the Union:
the opinion OF Governor Jay. expressed BY himself q 70
the mass Of important historical Information lying In the
hands Of private particle and which would b. soon osA
Trunlbu had been seat BY bic father 70 England 70
study painting. and bed an introduction 70 EdmunH
Burke and who told him that delivering the letter
TO Mr. Burke DO read II aud then said 70 him "SlY yea
cone IRON great country AMI yos come prepared y
study aud practice the profession Of painter and 70 NJ
to yOsr own country permit me 70 ask You " voc
have ever thought that your country win want budnes
. the paintings themselves" and said NJ. Tsambor
had follow cd thai sy.ee should hsve been. MY
return tho oay architect In the country and made my
col! wealthy man instead Of poor one. He alse
Clarence son OF King William the Fourth IN which hs
expressed his own complete sympathy with the Amer.
lean Revolution. and said Thea hs father tAoosht The
same, also.
M GEORGE BAScxovr then supported tho resclutios,
which on being put nom the Chair. wss carried
lpo,sly.
TIE secretary OF the Society. Mr. MooRR then a.
Egyptian antiquities vosid be delivered 70 y nsp-
bern OF the Socstyon December the Ist 9Th end 18th.
The first lecture would Be BY Mr.. VIM Draper. the
md the third BY Dr. J.. Anderson. ne Int two -
urus would BE- delivered In toe hall Of ~ 6osIsy The
aet q the Cooper Institate whom The oamny s0s.
aimed in The saroopAsgus would b snfssd n IL sst
urar.
The benedict!on was then proncnucsi BY ~. "
Wit arc the meeting sssaratsG
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-04-19

RICHMOND, April Is.-Mons Pzal, the French con
sulAr agent at Richmond rstsrnsd On Saturday iass
ir0n Protractsd Wait the United States He arrived
Al City Point French nsnoEHar Il Is Understood
that be hAs completed arrangements for s shipmsnt oE
s French tobacco stored in hIs city One vessel shas
tered BY him is At City Point snd others Es srpscssd
70 arrive naxt week
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W. ind the following hints in lat. Northern .sri-

We find the following hints in late Northern sgri
cultural iournal
CURING BAD HABITS IN H0RsEs-I = heard
tia; there is remedy for runaway horss eject
i've - a logging He must need ga!lop-wsll. ny
hisrd, then gAilop have whip hard, piialt heavy
Lay on THEA. Hsrsis nice, steep hI-Up y0u g.
Here Is deep ploughsd fsld-oh. yea keep up your
pscs, and how do you Like Lf / remember 8 horse
dealer who always cured fsuls bY Rdulging T. He
had brute sent him, which occasionally s,ocd
still. Farmer Wsstcoat had foEEsd him, and h would
not move for an hour. Wei this man, took tie beEst
pat him IN nis break, snd drove OF In :sa mi1ues be
cane TO dead stand Brssksr said nothing. Hone
q duf quite know what 10 reply, tried 20 lock hack ua
his ears waited half an hour End then began
No my frisni, sail the breaker, yoG stay here eli
day. The farmers passed him goias TO market with
uneonp plulPntary greetings What, can't ycu make
hun m0Vsa BTsaker dosnt lock put out, though. Far
nasrs drive On so tlsir szmplss dns the ordinary
and Jog home trias msrrier. ats Ia the sfisrnoOn
Breaker stli there master Of the position Ths horse
never stopped again
syvIyE-Wsisr fcr altering Euns fs about AZ es-sr-
tial IS Iood Until man harms 70 DO without va CT
himself lie shOEd not compel his piEst0 DO without
such essen al 0f life ard health. Some farmers feed
FWi literally; frequently not ou; never think of Civ
irg water Let such try T. and they viii how greed
1bs snnss VII drink pure cold water asr SAT,
isfying hunger upon seu liquid food In hot weather
although the food Of pigs Is mlzs hey VII ruvsl In a
trough Of cold water. We believe that fstsning &
furnished with plehy II Wassr and sa.t HbsraIy viii
fsitsu upon twenty i've per cent less tha1 one as
prived af those tEa essential rzsass Of his dry
TODD. wiz farmers try this ezPsTimsDtf
VIsE6AR-Thls sgels b oHs Of ths uost usesssary,
sud yet We rarely and Il Of good svsn passssls
quality By the following receipt which corrsEp1n-
dent has been following tor many years any ons may
make tbs artisie bis premises. To eight gal
ions Of elsar rain water aid tn quarts &C 0lsssss
pct into good cssk shake well few tines thsu add
two or tzree Epoonfails Of good ysass csksA II tn
summsr, place N The sun u 10 the winter near the
chimney, where it may Be Wsrn- IN ten Or hnesa
days add 10 ne liquor sheet Of brown papsr tsFn n
strips. pped II mosEssg. aud good vl1sRsr will bs
Produeed. TIE Pspsr viii 10 this way, fern What b
called the " mother, CT life Of The vilsggr."
I'VE can endOrso ibis receipt for making good vine.
gar, having tried IT, The addition Of quart o ~hisky
vii Be- fcgnd bensaelAl-ED. APPEALl
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Daily ppeal,
EDITION.
ATLANTA. GA,
TUESDAY MORNING. APRIL 10. 1854
a sERIks oFVICToRFEs.

Tbs glorious series Of military events that hss
lately occurred in tbs West, leads the Mobile
Register to believe the Yankees will think the
tide Of iuek has turned sgsinst them Nothing
bat failure and defeat since he close of the lAsi
campaign L Is everywhere the same, from
Texas 10 Virginia, from FIorids to Tennessee
and Georgia. The Shreveport victory, If nos
exaggerated, breaks BAEKs' power in Louisi-
ans and Texas, and be must subsido into the de-
fsEsivs uRtii, OF unless LIECOLS sends him
more troops. L ssts PRICE and TAYLOR at
liberty sEsiu, and We Ehsn soon hear of them
stirring Up the discounted Yankees and nskinz
them uncomfortable il their stolen plantations
and ether places occupied snd possessed BY
thsm Upon the big river FORREST Is aston
ishing The enemy cut of his boots BY the strength,
daring and energy Of bis aggressive movements.
FORREST will have to be locked after, and
GRANT may have to dispense with some Of The
forces which be is preparing for Bacrifce to
Gan LEE.
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Brief mention has bssn made By telegraph Of the
turn Of the eoioniss sent to Hay.i by Lneon IN
purEasnes Of pet sshsms of his-thst Of eolonzing
the negroes The PrOjset proved failure, gen,
sFzly expected The poor wretehss had to be brought
bSek and they are now st "Frssdmsns Village" on
the Potomac whsre they visited By reporter OF
the New York Tribune" who writes 10 that journal
Of the Sd, Of the negroes and his visit, follovs:
The returned emigrants number 40T, and oonalst Of
ths survivors OF colony Of nc that len Alexandra n
june 1861 and Of smother colony Of $50 that left For
tress Mouroe In the spring Of 1868. The Alsxandria
c1lony reached their destination IN Hayh without 1eh
loss suffering bot the smallpox broke out the
vessel thai took out the Fortress Monroe colony which
greatly decreased its number. On the arrival OF the
vessel at the houssiess island Of AVaehe, many Of
those down with this disease we're left the hATa sand
basch to take Of themselves best thsy could
soms died where they wsrs aid and were covered
with the sand, without being removed bonorsd with
the thought Of burial Thoss that able 10 aan-
die an axe o. grubblng hoe iumed stely set 70
work clearing the land and making roads for the new
sgter they had found On shpbosrd, In the person Of
Gey. Bernard Kock, who had handouts, stocks and
Hsytisn guard, ready for their reception ane Improve
msnt though no houses for them to live in. Aflsr Eve
months wOrk-during which they cleared and planted
about thirty Of tmhered land for the Governor
for which they received what amounted 70 bRrs sub
sstencs-tke colonial enterprise sil through eor the
want Of mesns 70 carry Il land the American imm
grants left shiit for themselves inhospa-
bic island where they would undoubtedly have ali per.
hsd Ia time, had not been for the interpoElion Of
the American co sui on The main land
Men, wemsB, aud children unite IN depicting the hor-
aud hOpeessness Of thsr situation after leaving
United States, and In expressing their grstit16s for
thelr proeideniat aevsrsncs. Many OF them bear
arSs Of the smallpox with which they attacked
on theiryOysge cut and some Of Them down with
the Hay ian fever which still eings 20 them Like the
rescued victims OF terrible shpwTe5k they over.
ioyed Uiih t5eir rsIurn 70 American terra ma and
tavpg sskisi more bit;eE and b gAt1g slavery thzn
any Of thea sgsr experienced IN their own country
they esnso saicienly eSpresi their ecstasy being
brought sbsek 10 old VIrqiuias shore With upspi.
and elaphatic exclamation they say hey would
rather be returned the hardest Of American mas.era
than to be sent back under any auspices to Haytlan
islaed.
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LKFrkR RRom slIssIssIPPI.
SPECIAL Correspondence of the HempbIs appeal
aavaa -.

FleAiA NQEEee pslccIce OF t4e helQQE Appsa.l
COLUMBUS. hTsf., April IL 1864.
gentleman In whom people have every sonsdenes.
lsf, Prices camps st Camden. Arkansas. some days
aga. he represents nsstsTs there wearing much
more promising sspeet than for some me past. Men
vsTs coming Ia rapidly aud active operations had CON.
msuesd. Plloe hsd about nine thousand rnountss =en
vho were under uarcbiug orders the day he lsf FOR
some point unknown The isIsntry the gentleman
states, had been ssnt to Kirby Smith. This statement
taken Ia connection with the report that Price sded in
ths alleged nsht at saF vspcFt gives it eOIOr Il is
thought Prices cavalry viii make vigorous campaign
iato AilsoufL
Most IntoIersbis ogtrsges sEe committed the Dor.
dsrs BY ealing themselves scouts name ASSUMED
alike to dsssrion, thsft murder aud every crime
you may 10 Gsine. There fellows chisay bogus Of
The regular scouts brave, daring, EhreUd
msn, without when It would be impossible to carry
the war but the has 20 be Gnost disgrace
from The many rasesls Who assume il. nb . ssrvios
for which none bat ihs very best aud most tried
should be seleesed Of indJmi.sbls Integrity for
the temptation TO corruption e strong snd fraud
and bribery sasy out there the border, that per
shaksy IN bis morais, IL apt 70 rogue. Il s
most delicate portion that Of scout HsiI armed with
absolute authority people travelling the Inca
He IL the Judge Of the validity Of pasEss and the pro
houses BE do what hs plszses BY way Of sKtoron
frem alleged trade.
Ossupyfng such place, want Of sense is almost 81
bad want Of honesty. There Erss; mary hind
Of EeogtI. There sTe Hspdsrsonis scouts, Hsrvsys
scouts Ross scouts Jscksons Lorins's, Lees Polk's
sEd think g needs who claimed to belong Gen.
Robert 4 Lss's se0ussi These bands mostly inde
pendent Of essh other and unlsas caught In vsny
IrssponHbe except TO the general under whose orders
they Under hess loose organizations and with the
temptations and facilities mentioned abo7s It Ia not
prisng that People complain Of Irregularities the
part regular ss0ut sueh they know be sueh and
Of crimes the part Of others wno the regsA
to make rsSsslty easy, and to for themsslves
while they wanting for victims the kindly offices
and hearty wele0ms which the people OF the border
tend TO the daring men who watching over their
lives and houses among whom soma Of tbs most
loyal and ssEaciouE soldiers Of ths Coafsdersey.
We have additional particulars Of Forrest. He
Jackson Tennessee, stiAst accounts with bis
toerably w=H scattered engaged in recruiting. he Is
doing fns bus in this way His reception is said
70 have been most cordial wherever be went. The
ladies' jublsnt at seeing the gray coats more
A friend Of close observation whs with the
expedition says the country Is sound to its hearts
FORESTS prisoners passed through West Point ysser
day. They e Uretehed looking set 0ns joke Col
onel Hawsns demonstrated with the oeer commanding
the guard for making his march with those Of Hurst
His were rot after the manner Of HErst'..
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ScAeGHls Of TsrBss

When there two more farms conilguous or
within I've niles Of each ether, measuring from the
hOnestesds, having each hvs hRudg AMOUNT
ing In the aggregate 70 fifteen hsnds or Whers one
person has two more plantations within 6Vs miles Of
eaeh other having Eggrsga1e Of fifteen or more
hands there may be detailed person Ogerseer or
manager fthe two farms provided there s on
neither Of the farms white male adult declared by ta
surollng onlcer and the tsmp1rarY board capable Of
managing the farms with reasonable efficiency not
sos to miitsry duty, end pzoyded the person tailed
was on the hrs' dap Of January, 1854 either owner
manager 0yefsesr residing the farms aud
proyiGed, sse 0HEers Of said fsrms shall execute
nt and several bond, the terms prescribed for the
owners Of fifteen banda except that such persons ali
not be allowed the priYilsgo Of Communication provided
IN the 4th article OF the 10Th section Of the sei rscted
(FsbruarY II, 1854
Whsrs estss are showed % persons having less than
hitsen. and Eve than I've hana thsv shall sn-
ter into Ike obligation prescribed f5r the OnaEs Of
fifteen or more hands except that for sach hand less
than hfteen down to i've there Ehai be EupDiied Ave
pounds Of meat thus each Of fourteen hans nius;y-
i've; thirteen hancs, ninety; twenty hands sizhty-
i've; si1 hands, hfty Ave ave hands, fifty pounds
where detsils are allowed % persons having than
five hands. they shall enter into like obligations to se
all thsIr surplus provisions 10 the Government
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TRAGIC AEFnR.-Ws fad the following par
agraPh in the Richmond Dispatch of tee l2h,
where il spPeaEs without credits
Ia Bristol, Tenn, on Saturday night Of last
weak, SONS two hundred rnembers ef General
Wsrf0rfs Georgia Bigsde, bsing dissatisfied
with The quality of tbs ratioBs drawn By them
shat Day, dst0,miued 10 right thsnselves. Fhey
aeeofdingly marched down ia body to the
s.Ofe Of ia poas eommisSGIy, which they vio-
lsnslv broke opea aBd pjpsdersd Of about 70
sacks of dcur, zoo Pounos Of bacon, 10 sacks OF
bran, and 50 or so pounds Of candles, which
thsy procssjed to carry If with them. Nsan-
time the alarm was given, Gad the urovoz,
guard, some twelve in number, having arrivss
and vainly sndesvored 10 arrest he rfoisra A.
upon than, killing one "a Lieutenant gevneI,5.1
On the spot, and wOundins i've or six more n.
r tsgo Of th0nl il Is said ul0rtsay. a. -.
made theiE eseaps with their plaEdsr ~
night and the next dag a number y -
sad ,s.ssesd zadsF sTTsss. S4ss. .,s 80 eAogn'
ishnsnt viii Be snig % follow. Tie nsn EeTs
not armed except With stones, q few bashsls Of
which they leIt IN the ssars-houss. Il Is nos
prsisnded hst they were driven to courulis The
set BY sanger. ThsiE days raitous haa bean
serves cut te them that morning.
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conAdenE "Bsnedetus" with the ehurchmsn
In these fines II Is required that everything shah be
n ations ther il to be nothing which shall separately
heoug the State, to communities to aces, to
individuals but that all shall unite In supporting q
national Governnsnt with national and uniform insti
tutions snd laws. Il Intended 10 bring into
authoritative existence national religion 10 be found
ed not OF distinctive religious Easih either true or
false not upon any peculiar mode Of church govern
msni nor upon sny special form og worship;
but which, allowing the utmost latituds. not only In
tbese bot IN moral conduct viii require the churches to
use national prayers sing national hymns, play national
s1 sod preach national doctrines. OF such nat onal
church can conceive OF suitable sovereign
pontfH than the national President himself
When you FecOect that far the hand Of power has
not yet dared 20 touch single Catholic priest or close
single Catholic ehurch and that the several Protestant
congregations OF Hsw Orleans, and probably every
where eiss In Federal nes exilsd from the church
and " andering about feeks without s-ephs D.
nay not truly say that th war Is degsnsrsting fast
from for the sboion Of slavery into war Tor the
Ehllli0n Of the Protestant rel gion ia ths South.
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sInaular Frr.L .tnL...,,,.

From the St. Louts Union, 3D.
One CHARLES II. Gsff ID senEnsuen In he eouu-
y jail, awaiting trial for grand laresuy has conducted
himself in manner that lsaves litls reAson 70
doubt that he 4 iassDs His rawlings hsvs taken pa
triotic turn lately He imsEines himself the Commsn-
der in chief Of the ares of the UnOn upon when de-
Tia task Of putting he finishing stroke The
beli0n and declaring peace. In following sut this hal
lueina0n. his tsnfOn hiss been directed toward the
dsmOlBhing of tia great rDglesdsr Of the urls riot
Jef Davis Be captured large rat snd imagined lee
aamsl 70 be the vsFitabls Js hss esussd hin to be
hung up net to sour sppIs Tree" h1t 90 q nai IN :
csL Nen attended the execution, Psrfarnlug hls day
Wlth bacOm1g soiaulnty After dlspossng the eul-
pr Heh tha1 iEusd this bis preezmaton, he original
copy Of which ia written In 3 round han6-imtailng
print. The following Is copy of the d0cuusnts
PEoCLANAFEoE % FEACR ASD AMNEsTT
T. Charles n Esf lisutenA1t general and commander.
IN chief 0f tie armies Of The United States do hereby
prOclsim that pases is sstabliahsd within
these United States OF Americas sad tie glorious Uuioa
once more restored with the capture Of Jef DavIs
leader Of the FsboH u sTmN BY order q.
@. Fl. NEFF.