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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-03-30

THE miners, who consume an immense guam
tity of blasting powder, will be cheaply supplied
in short time, as nearly 10000 kegs are on ships
now dur
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-03-30

STRONG soap suds Is said to be just as good TO
use in drilling wrought iron oil 1t Is certainly
much cheaper.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-03-30

To THE PoINr-At the Trinity County
Union Convention, among others the fol-
lowing resolution was passed:
Rssolred, That we detest all men processing
UuioniSm who, in Union disguise, are the willy
mouth pieces and aiders of the enemy Of our com.
mon country, and upon such we invoke the most
whitening infamy.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-03-30

THEY are building a calabnose in Grass Valley,
for the accommodation of Constitutional Demo
Gratis" who become obstreperous OH tsrantula
Juice
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-03-30
Births.

GuIzor, the exMinister, Is writing religious
mcditatiOns.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-03-30

Persons calling for these Letters will please say
ADVERTISED"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-03-30
NEW TO-DAY.
LIST OF LETTERS

Remaining in the Gold Hill Post Office,
March 80, 1864.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-03-30

By order Board IruStecS.
GEO G. BURNETT, Secretary.
Gold Hill, March %, 1854 mh30 m
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-03-30
MISCELLANEOUS ADvERTs.
A - SAY OF FL Q E
Oh
II. HAIR RIS,
ATA.B, PAUL & CO.'S BANKING HOUSE
Gold Hill, n. Il.

THE undersigned, established as Assayer eight
l wears in California, and for two years in No
yada Territory, is now at Gold Hill, where he
will attend to any business entrusted 10 Dim WIN
promptness and dispatch.
Gold, silver and Ores OF every
description Assayed,
and returns of Bullion made within six hour In
Bars or Coin. at the option Of depositors.
For correctness of his Assays he refers to
Messrs Trovor g. Colgate. New York.
b. Behrend & Co..........-.Seu YORK.
Davidson g. Beni. San Francisco.
]. Parrot g. Co... San Francisco.
Sather g. Co......-..--.. San Francisco.
a. ToIIant A. San Francisco.
Reynolds, REFS Co. San Francisco.
B. f. Hastings g. Co.....-... Sacramento.
- d. o. Mills e. Co. --Sacramento.
" Rideout & Smith. Marysvile.
decker Jewett...-..----.Aa rysynle
DF Hastings e. Co.. Virginia Guy.
" MAYNARD e. Flood. Gold Hill.
" A. d. Paul & Co....-...-.:..G old hhl.
febl2 H. HAhRlo.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-07-14
A Noted Spy ana GuerllIn Hung.

Ned Edwards, of Whitfield county, Georgia,
was hung at Dultun day before yesterday, H3
was arrested near Dalton on July lst, under the
following circumstances On the 3)th ult. Mrs.
Tom Jolly applied at the Provost Marshals office
in that town to pass the pIckets She was denied
pass. The next day Lieutenant. Colonel Beech,
OF the I'd Missouri, motto that MIR. Birchall ''and
another lady" had obtained pass and had left.
lie immC Cdlaely started in pursuit with five men.
The two women spr, ad the report on the road
that they were going to the lower ford
Colonel Beech made circuit aud arrived at
the ford before they could, and srcreted four men
TO take the men, dead or aiive; and with ser
g ant the Colonel made u reconnaissance thrOu gh
the woods. He soon discovered nve horses
hitcbed near a cabin, and made q descen', and
succeeded in disarming the men, and arresEing
The women also. The men proved to be Ned
Edwards and Tom Jolly. Edwards, il was
proven, led the recent guerilla raid on Tllton,
and committed several cold-blOoded MURDERS
and was at the time of his arrest in disguise u ud
acting the spy. MIjOr- General Stcedml IN lmme-
diutely ordered ms tril ny cOurt-mtr iIl Hs
was convicted, aud on WeJnes iay he was huug
This man Edward, is one OF the gretches lhIs
had hand in the punishment of some Of the
ONO soldiers who were with the ameuted An
crews. He whipped Ten of them ON the sOles Of
their feet until tue flesh bursted.
Jolly Is puroled prisoner, belonging TO Long
streets command. lie can be convicted OF ylO.
miinS his parole, and playing tbs spy and Oush-
whAcker The Two women and JOly are mere,
ana General Steedman will have them court
marta ed
L.euteuant. Colonel Beck deserves great credit
for his activity ana courage in this ma Ter
Chattanooga Gazette.
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Duration or.he war.

The secessionist Eug.ishman who writes from
Baltimore to the London TGnss begins one Of his
recelt letters thus -
"A story is told in Baltimore by a gentleman
Mbo Was rec ntiy In Richmond. that the Southern
President was asked IN his presence how aoon ho
thought the war would end Paciog his hand
upon the head of n little boy, not live years of
age Mr. Davis replied, Not till this child ls an
old man." ~
In which event "the little boy not FIVE years Of
age" when be Is an "old man." win find very
ltle left OF the South he knew in the days of his
infancy, but great deal more of the North,
about which Mr. Jefferson Davis knows very
little
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-07-14

The Palmer (Mass.) Journal states that about
sixty cases of smallpox and yariood have
been treated at the State Almshouse during the
pest three months, with but single fatal result,
ana that was in the case of man who was taken
th're In the last stages Of the disease from a
ne'ghboring town. The remedy used In all these
cases was tea made from plant known in
medicine as sa'Taceiia pirpma, familiarly called
Ladies Saddle or Water Cup, the root Of which is
the remedial part.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-07-14
alH- OFFICE oF TILE MAYnR OF M

k95- OFFICE OF THB MAYOR OF THR
City - Philadelphia July II, STA despac1
va. last evening addressed the Mayor &, IN
o war IN the 90 Dwng terms WIN YOU auth,fiye ctI
Zens 20 tnsi tor tho Immediate defense OF RstmorO and
Nathn ton, Co remain IN only during suon mer.
aid b. assured" @-' ~
% such inquiry the Mayor received at noon response.
a. fnlu,ss3- '''
"n arswsr 10 your te egram last night the President
directs me TO sA' that The Government VIII accept tho
services ofauy p6rouc tzens fr such term AZ they
may b. tsp sed to on5 bur cannot teakc In Ory so
them. That mus he done by the lucA horitle, who
lhe Novcrumtnt VIII onder any In lis power
hr nrmtng, supply ms, traEspo ting them TO sucb
points a. they can be useful
EDWIN W. STANTON
"spcretari orWar"
ne,b invite nhd urge he ciizeis Of phadsppa frth-
Win 10 ofRhte pgnics OF men tn proceed as
ou possible to the at defense of our sbpo5i"g
cue and 70 his etd every Hcty will be given bv the
hii cipu a. tOut's upo' nppl Cati their Committee
on Defense, now sitting at Ches ut aud Fnh sfr,ets
ALIEN ASDEW HENRY,
May, OF Philadelphia,
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Death Of an Artist.

\ recent foreign arrival brings us Intelligence
OF the death At Ne@ Brighton, England, OF George
l. nee, an Engl sh painter, accomplished 10
various branehes Of his art. lie has been before
the public since 1898 as a1 exhibitor Ia he Il wal
Academy. He restored Vrlasquez's Boar Hum,
IN the Ma ionai Gallery, in Il manner whicn has
elected much conflicting criticism
As PALMER Of fruit pieces, however, Lance
wen ms most eNiendei reputation. Antique
cups, vase, fish, iruit ana flowers were grouped
On hi cauNas in the most gorgeous confusion.
ilOugh tyyIy individual article was painted Win
The most inute and scfupuluus exactnc.s.
MI Lance was sixty two years old at the time
OF his Ccuh. Visitors anY0ad may see ,ome of
his works M the Vernon, aud otners a. the
National Gallery, though hIs chOtc 50 proiuc-
tons are chiefly in private hands.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-07-14
TEN THOUSAND SHARES
Reserved for BcAelt Of the Company.

| me land purchased BY the Vance Stewart Rock OIL
Company contains one huncred and thirty acres ia
died snd ten eei on the Aas6sn' river 10 CSS5"rry
lOMnsnps extending considerable 's'atce tp n both
SIDES Ul The Lower Two Mle Kun. niuiy Gated an
Buren, Rau couple Of mites below fraukn. venango
county fcnnsylvai' TIE Allegheny Rver Terri ory Is
yielding A. abundant and pormanenf 6aves II an Soo-
lent goal oi on the numerous wells dgri gs banks
pr1duc ne o wth tycn su great,r regularity than the
WClia ung Oh Crcok.
lin, on The Anclheny river win pr0brby becIm me
exhausted, be The st-a meat ou o. voist c dsdup
qututy tie bo Of on Woul be nssre th, .arfs ~ me
uppe end SOY Of Oh creek a.d wells woul1 lre 70 be
however there would iy be tas pormal
SI sIt - cri m ~ a. anl I len, o1i, -
IN the immctia vicinity OF this land hase continued pr
dtci dur, the pis three four years Inwa ny
Agal &c At ne map viii monsrs,e she tact thar the
Lowe, We Niue ~ aud OF Crecs are the saus
dlsmeroaIy st'slsht tue, and ony dls,Ant % a eo1
o. h To- nom other aIoit thtee miles a. ART In pre
cise The anne erton. Il would 'he,oGuo not be eX
depb of p,bap, eIsht hundred and any tSa;, tha hs
Conn any wells may su"n at hose Of on Creek IN
their fupphes Of huudu,us Of barrels OF oil daily AMI
eroimous ponts would thus be the fortunate result 10
The shar,h0drrs this company ~
on This particular Of l,ni there has b,en lot o.
lesse for twenty wears. well E0is oapHg fr o. toi
igSuteent ~, 70 insu large aoN tin colt of lhs
former ow g. Of the and, aud will AZ inure tio
beheht = the COMPANY There ave also Two Other wells
dca inga1 rate showroom; trreiA lay cal generally
6e sc opc out OF ton aud 20 doun % exist thdt
a reasonable depth. Ano,hcr vel Is half o1,eI, and
pruuBgs satisfactory y4ud
Samples OF on procured from these wells can seen Al
the oflCC Of the Company, NJ. pa WALNUT street
The fee OF this vauthle OF land, Compr rising one hun
drtd nnd hi,ty nnc acres including the riyaly dfv
per cent. Of oil ur the lea H. ugpinj aud The
,nle rEhl Of zoe three wells partially dev Hoped, Is
purchased by the Cumpau! 81 cu from ownar. tor the
moderate pnce of S8l b, with Grst Mil Ia ne order
a snug house, sc also patches OF timber.
lhe sale ui stock llpW cash tor the land Ia full and
leave the sum q 40 cash working clId ON haud,
win witch 10 complete the th d wells, apd also %
bo'e two rev wells, with nye sJeam eu-meS, &C.,
a IN a.
mtuts VIII bo made accomplish th So abocs wtthont
delay No subscriptions will be -pt for less than
hfty shares.
The fortunes rea1od by Rock on Companies ost,b-
hshtd helC nud esew here rne O lrthe IL
Ne In It's infancy, nnd the demand constantly Increasing
siNC tf m. cash.
Large wei viii doubtless be struck at the depth OF $50
ici 8" Hs g. reach the tud sand tnyk Wells have
been bored he etuf 10 The depth only OF at
IN this vicinity IT'S proposed - bore twenty 0u
his proi cry during the present There room
one huudle ed wells. peffco tltlc clear of all ncum-
bFanoes Is confidently assured " the Company.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-07-14

Ey OFFICE OF SECOND AND THIRD
-, .Teet Passenger Railway Company, PRANK
FORD Road, below L~hish avenue
The Board 0f Directors have tna day ecl ed n dsnd
Ct i've cent for the last m0ntns psyabe On and
aftel MONDAY the lsth Instant clear or sii tlxes
Vlfh T. A. LESLEY, Treasurer,
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-07-14

Lists ofsubscrpton open snt the $1,000 shares
are subscribed pay able 81 per share the order Of Alder
man JAMES MoCAHES, the Treasurer Of the Company,
No. to6 WALNUT Street, or at No. l25 WALNUT Street,
or at the Office of the Company, No. 2lS WALNUT
Street.
The public iHTlted to call for prospectus jy5-tf
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-07-14
PROPOSALS.
A ssIsTANT QUARTERMAsTER-

s,,, PHILADELPHIA. July ~. 1874
Hened fruposals VIII be wa al his odlee nndi n
och ck oi FRIDAY, The 18th Of Jnly 1854 fof tne iaas
oia'e dervtrN Of ~ ''@N
one bundled Paulns TO te made IN the best rn.,nur
OF 10 olnce cotton or linen duck size 20 BY 80 subject ~
.nsI ectlOn. '''s' "
Price be stated for each hind separatev hath A,
VII hg nnd hfur's. AID 10 include PACKAGES and de-
tNtH, ramrles 10 De mruished by dhrs the nam
nti 10 nr, ard tho shortest required for ooliysry
~''''s
The ability Of the bidder 10 an tho contract must q
tuhiehtetd bN ~ rcspOnhihc whose sgaafur
US be alpthded % the guaranee and said gunraotes
~ 10 rpht is reserved TO reject an BIDS deemed too
recei, ed. - ~
tor further inform atrn bidders will call al the once
No. llS lRARD Stree wher, frms for proposals. wIi
be furnished. by order uf
Colonel GEORGE n. CROsMAN,
Assistant Quartorma. ter Genera. u q. "A.
80, GEORGE x ORME,
an.A "a n
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-07-14

DIR. James +. Sargent, a prominent physician
OF Concord, N. H., died in that city on Wednes-
day, aged fity -four yepr. He I.actised in
Lowell in early life.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-07-14

~ II " " " . D I II y IL 1 AN :,
AND
GENERAL sTOREKEEpEGs,
Can h1d 81 ouE establishment sorneut o. Imported
and Domestic Drugs, Popular Patent Medcuos PaInts
Coal Oh, window Glass Prescription vias &c. at as loa
prices as genuine hTst-class goods can be sola.
FINE ESSENTIAL OILS
For Conieeoners, n full variety Of the best quality
Coehin'El Besga Indigo, Nader, Pot Ash, Cuibsar
soda Asn Alum on OfY rio Annatto, Copperas Extract
Of Logwcod, &C., FOR DYERs use, alwayJ on hand Al
lowest net cash prices
PURE SPICES FOR FAMILY USE,
Ground expressly for sales and which we nye the
attention Of those In want Of reliable articles
Also, LNDlGO, STARCH MUSTARD, de-. Of egtra
quality.
Orders BY mail or city post win meet with prompt at
tentlon, or special quotations. Will be furnished when 70
quest0d,
WRIGHT & SIDDAIL4.
Wholesale Drug Warehouse,
Jasl-Iy No lis MARKET Street. above Front
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g E.V FL TIL
NATIONAL BANK,
No. 2I0 MARKET STREET,
CORNER OF sTRAwBERRY)
Capital $l25, 900.
To be Increased to S500,000.
DIRECTORS.

DIRECTORS.
HENRY G. NORRIS, OF Morris, TasksF & Co., Pascal
Iron Works, Fifth and Tasksrsts
CHARLES 3. CLOSE, OF Close & Nesblt. Builders, No.
No 3Jl Reed street
JANIS n PRESTON, Manufacturer of Wooden Goods
MAnRyunk.
J. A. WATERS, Of J. A. waters 4 Co., Wholesale
Grocors, No. l2J Market street,
8. y. COU0HLIH, Real Estate, No. 90 N. Thirteenth
street.
WIZ. r. CLYDE, Agent PhnAda azd Few York Express
s.B. Co., No. IA 5. Delaware Ave
GEORGE w. HILL, Manufacturer OF OfoaTpetinss, No. ISS
N. Third street.
J. ". soUDER, Wholesale Boots and Shoes, No. 500
MArke street.
J, z, DEHAFEH Importer ef Wines, BgAndles 80. Nos
80 and % 8 Delaware AVenos.
This Bank having been duly Anlhosizsd to commences
business under The National Currency Act now pre-
pared 70 receive DEPosITs make Collections and trans
act General BANKING BUSINESS
Discount days TUESDAY and FRIDAY OF each
week.
j. z. DEHAvEN. President.
-. =. HALL Cashier.
P1n14pHIlnA, Juns %, lseh leSo-Im
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browns MILLS BOARDING HOUSE,
- The mfmer patrons and friends " tue uoarinq
nouse oiifiua Kept BY the Rrowu mmu,, a. Hrown
~ m he tosnship of pemberiou, 0f Burliue ton
And Siao of New Jorsev horcb. infrhet that Inc
sunsgHnef Deine OF me same Amh. s Keeping tho SAID
euse; ahu j. row ready 90 accommodate an VINO will
INut hu WIN ihelr company. The house and " urds
e puvlaed with sN things essary cnfort and
hus' men of visitors who may assured that oyerV
attention VIII Dc paid 10 n, convenience and comfort
THOMAS SCATTER iObD
n e.... ,,--.-. Proprietor.
w S'aPe-Patsensers take the Steamboat ~ toT Wat
nut sueu wharf, ut clock r NJ. for Camd "a non,
Mthge % ears tot bu'lt gon aud Mount Hollv 10
eb' fton where hs proprietor win haC stages IN rsad-
ness 10 convoy passengers i've miles 10 nr,wus Wills
jois-stuth-lm PTonTletoy NJ stscs
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-07-14
OFFIcE ARMY CLOTHING AND

OFFICE ARMY CLOTHING AND
~ EquIase
PHILADELPHIA. July 7. 1874.
Sealed Proposals win be rtceired Al this ofce unfu
u O'Clock NJ. ON MONDAY the 18th inst I, tlr sup3lyiRR
th b.hu 3lhih Arseual with the following srtules.-
Nutleu Grey Ban sets army standard, TO weigh Eve
unds and measure ieet BY feet inches (~ilh mo
ieilers u \. IN black. 4 inches ting in tive ceotre)
Wtocn StCCkiuts, mace with fashioned Zoe without
seams, army dard weigh three 20 ni Der dIxen
ArInv standard samples of each of the abOss az Lies
can be seen u h office. q which deliveries urefv
conform ~ iderr must Nue in their propoiais price
(which must be- ivcn In writiag wen as IN nairssl
the Cuautit,. auo ftpe Of delivery.
Eath bio must De guaranteed two responeibe
sois, lose ig appended % the gusian-
tee nnd wi en- toe bidcer At
hs Office 10 be responsible meu, they cerhed 70
as hens sueh BY some publia functionary the United
States.
Nd, from demun contractors ard those hat do not
~ ~ comply rh he requirements OF ths
riN net b. C0Raf red
Tank toms g proposals can be had upon application at
thie ofce and hius must bo endorsed With the nAn0
Of the article bid for.
@. II. CROSMAN,
Iys-st Asssiant ouartermasfer General M 4 A
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-07-14
'ar OFFICE OF THE MAYOR OF THE

Ct, ~ rhladclphis, Ju 3 n, 1874.
IN mrsitteg ON ca, Couuct ON Defeusc and Pro
n'luh III De n pcruenrut sc,silu q. tho DomuIttoo
~ ON rficr OF FlFIH and ClESNUr reefs. NlurU
% WI hc IN Immediate Communir stiuu with the Ntyur
and Win thc Grn al Conn anung and viii be ablo TO
tuI nsh Information. @ "
AZ omccr recruiting under the calls OF the Gtvcrn1r
WI please tt rpn at such Committee 10 rn without
tcliy. % s urgrn eIuestrd that they viii rIy tL
this desire Of the municipal nutnorities
.. ALEXANDER HENRY.
tlu MHyOr rPu Iai.IU.Ia.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-07-14

(HEAP DRY GOODS. CARPETS. OIL,
y Cloths, Ma uus, and window shades.
V. r.. NK ilANB NULr,
n. =. corner ELEVENTH AVID VI NRAEr II as's,
WI open. th, NO inr from ton, IN rain Carpets
al wool a g. 81 3D. si3 81 slb2, 81 70, 81 50 aud 81
lnrum Csrp'tr. wuUl nung, Toe.
Hemp Carpets, Soc
Rag CurpCls.Slc.
Entry AMI stair IRrpe's. 55c TO $3.50.
flrOr oil Cleth ,.ur. 20 s..
Cit Rordered wi d w Shairs. i'SOto sJ
While hCu CHI Ma ung - amt O.
Bun auC Green ShaUi n.y. &c.
CHEAP Dl,N GOODS AND TftNM tNGS.
Muslns m Erea' variety from 2j TO 50 cents; wide
Sheeung and Pillow Musins 62c. to slJT; New York
Mills hUslius, 7hc.
Table Linens, Sltn 81 7j.
Napkin 81 To- 20 cents.
CtHsh, lG "a 20 csuts
Ttb Covers s2'n $3.50.
pHCas all cOOTs, u TO SIC Black and Wool Dellnes
bGioS7 celts.
summer Shawls $500 to go.
Flanues, 45C to 81 lawns, 40c. Coats Spool Cotton
u cents Ekit Rad scenis; Irns. DC Honss and Ewes
etts Lsdies' end Gents Cotton Stockings. ~ IN SOC
Wholesale and Retail Store N L. corner ELEVENTH
ana h ARkEI Streets. Iyg.Gt
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AssI.snt ouartermasier q aeneraI. I'I 3. a.
| FRESH BEEF AND vEGE TABLES.

Il NAVY DKPARTMESr.
BuRAAU or Provisions AND gsLorHlSs,
July =. 1884,.
Sealed Proposals. endorsed Proposals f fresh Beef
anc \egetahts.' will De received this Bureat ,u
clooA = M. on the 20 da Of July the -lppy
o. luNI pounds OF Fresh Beef aud 10000 Of
trtSh Nele al - at the philadelphia Station reaared
Ih Reef Hnd NekeBb OF good atty and The
htt the maike anoi ds, ard eac article offered
Tor bv the round The beef Ia be In eQu lns
lore ard hind quarters Bond. with approved security
WI De required IN half the matd am0 mt ~ tha
cnnct, and [" enty per cent. In ADDITION wll
hel0 non the Bmt unit of each DaymeDt made, a.
collateral secUu for the due formance of the contract
Which viii on no account be paid until 1t Ia fully com
piled with.
Every nfer must be anied by written guarau-
tee siRDd by one oc ponsihe ikAt
BIDDER or oidders will his their old accepted
into AN Obi anon wihln Ave DAYS with good and
Client surees. 70 'urnish The articles prooosed.
No propO' al vii De considered s0npanod By
such arHDee. and by sa'isacory evd nee that the
hdter regular dealer In The article proposed aud has
the license REQUIRED by law. jy8-W
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-02-27

final Action OF tho Louisville
Freedom Convention.
The following are the resolutions
adopted By the Convection, IS teIs-
grsphed to the Cincinnati Gazette:
1st. That the unity Of this country,
with the present form Of republican gov
ernment, State and national, must be pre-
served and the rebellion suppressed.
Fad. That slavery was the cause, and
now constitutes the strength Of the re-
bellion; that We see 10 hope Of perma-
nent peace until the'principles Of freedom
announced in the Declaration Of Iude-
pendence and the Federal Constitution
are carried into practice. The question
whether slavery is to be perpetuated is no
longer exclusively State. bat national
one, and it lie therefore proper that ths
Consultation Of the United should be 50
amended as to secure freedom 10 every
human being within its Jurisdiction
Such . guarantee Of individual freedom
is IS necessary in the Constitution Of the
United States IS that Of . Republican
form Of Government 70 each State.
Sd. The Government has TIE eonstitu-
tionsl right 10 command the services Of
every man, ne matter what bis color CT
condition, whether bond OF free. The
master cannot inteEpose bis right between
the man and the Government, and We
are in favor Of existing and enrolling
al alike.
4lh. That during rebellion, The Pres
idsni, in the exercise Of the war power,
has full and ample authority to irse AL
the slaves in the rsbellious districts. and
they are thereby invested, irEevOcably
with ali the rights Of freedmen, and IN
the present rebellion, be ought 20 exor-
else this power, 70 its full extent.
9th. That with the effects q the
Presidents amnesty proclamation before
us, we declare that IN our opinion, the
same has bssn injurious 70 the Union
cause, snd is operation within the ois-
tricts TO which Il especially applies, hu-
initiating q, and unjust 70 loyal men'
BY placing them upon the same fooiins
with rebels, and We would urge rs re-
call or suspension, until armed rebellion
Is wholly crushed.
e.h. That the Slave Siats Freedom
Convention shall Be made ; permanent
organic alton b. The formation Of an Ex-
scnlivs COMMITTEE Of enc member and
one alteraste from each Of the slave
States, for the purpose Of carrying out
its principles and that he delegation from
eaeh STATE represented in this Conven-
ton sppOint he msmbsrs Of he Con-
vsntiOn.
7sh. That We declare oursslgss favor
able 10 such sn ansndmsnt Of the Con-
situation Of the United States e. shall
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