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Daily national Republican., 1864-09-13
Latest News from the South.

Richmond papers of the 9th inst. have been
received in New York, and the following eI-
tracts published:
THE TALLAHASSEE AT WILMINGTON.
From the Goldsboro' IN. CO. Journal, 18th ult.1
Whilst the "eternal Yankee nation - Is eI.
pending Its strength In running after the Cpl.
rate Tallahassee" we had the pleasure yester-
day Of spending q few hours pleasantly with
her commander, Capt. John Taylor Wood.
We beg to acquaint her pursuers that Capt.
Wood is safe and sound, and that his vessel Ia
in as good trim as ever. She entered Whining
ton Friday morning last, after destroying from
thirty to forty Yankee vessels, and In the best
possible plight. BY the time this reaches the
Cnelny's eye let them look out for her again.
AFFAIRS AT PETERSBURG.
PETERSBURG, Sept. Smoothing has occurred
along our lines to-day. There was some artil-
lery firing on our LEFT and right centre, between
eleven and twelve O'Clock to-day, and at the
same time a few shells were thrown into the
lower part Of the city.-Riehmond Examiner.
REBEL ACCOUNTS PROM MOBILE.
MOBILE, Sept. last night one of our
yawls, containing ten men, was captured by a
Yankee launch, near the obstruction. They
were, however, rescued by the picket-boat Gun.
nerson. AL quiet.
PROM CHARLESTON.
From the Charleston Mercury, Sept. al
5ihSN Oul ioob IePolt, bcNeuty-clRuL bnOth
have been fired at Fort Sumter and forty shots
at the city. Batteries simklns and Cheyes
have kept up steady fire on the enemy's
working parties at their new battery on
Schooner creek, firing some dfty-seven shots.
The Yankees made another futile attempt
last night 10 blow up Fort Sumter, but failed
the torpedoes exploding about three hundred
yards from the fort. There is no change In
the feet.
The only life lost yesterday by the enemy'f
shell was that OF an unfortunate COW.
TEE CoNsCRIPTIoN TO BH ENFORCED.
[FIOm the Cha lesion South CaTolinIAA.l
The resolution Of the authorities 10 enforce
the conscriptlon in this city has met with gen
eral approval. The enrolment will be shortly
proceeded with, and every man from seven
teen years of age TO forty-hye Is ordered 10 re
port at the enrolling office. The order recent!
issued, which does not exempt foreigners resi-
dent In the city, is just, as they are not entities
to greater privileges than the citizens, wher
afforded the same protection. An order per
mittlng them TO leave the city should be con
sidered favor.
Daily national Republican., 1864-09-13
From MeStco--sIow Progress OF tn
French Troopa,


NEW YORK, Sept. 13.--Tho steamer Roanoke
from Havana on the Sth, has arrived with
dates from the city Of Mexico TO the Goth ult
and Vera Cruz 10 the 1st.
Gen. Mejia entered Victoria city, and waf
Joined by troops from Tampico under Gen
Dupin.
II was reported In Vera Cruz that Gen. Gas.
taquy defeated a party of Juarezists near Sal.
tillo, losing, amongst others, his chief Of ar.
tillery.
Mejia Is said to be marching on Matamoras
Various skirmishes are reported In which the
French are usually victorious.
No reliance can be- placed in these reports
The Mexican vessels Jlbrador and Mexicano
have been captured off Mazanello.
II is reported that the Russian feet In the
Pacific have been ordered to rendezvous at Acu
pulco, and salute the new Mexican flag. The
Spaniards are not making any more headway
on Saint Domingo than the French In Mexico
They suffer severely from sickness.
Daily national Republican., 1864-09-13
"THE CHIvALRY USE THE SPURS
WITH MORE yIGoR THAN THEY
DO THE SABRE"

DISPATCH FROM GrLLgM TO GOV. JOHNSON.
The glorious GnLEM, who Surprised, de-
icated and killed John Morgan, sends the fol-
lowing spirited dispatch to Gov. johnson:
NASHVILLE, Sept. lO.-Gov. johnson has re-
ceivcd the following dispatch from Gen. Gil.
lem;
BULLS GAP, Sep 'ember G.
To GOp. Johnson: All Morgan's papers fel
into my hands, and show his forces to have ex
ceeded l,SOO. His squad captured exceeds 75
Ills command retrcated in great confusion afte
his death. ! pursued them eight miles, but tn,
chivalry use the spurs with more vigor thar
they do the sabre. Twill forward all his papers
ALvAN c. GILLRM,
Daily national Republican., 1864-09-13
/ NUT FOR THE SOLDIERS TC
CRACK,

Who are most earnest in their desire to have
our soldiers in the field exercise their natural
rights and vote for President
Echo answers" Tho Republicans, OF
course"
Ifproof is wanted, sec how cold Berks,'
the hot-bed of Democracy in Pennsylvania,
opposed the ratification of the question.
Would this be so If they thought the vote Of
the army would be for their candidate, the very
little Napoleon
Echo answers" OF course not.n
Daily national Republican., 1864-09-13
Governor John A. Andrew.

Governor Andrew, OF Massachusetts,, arrived
at Wizards this morning, and will remain in
the city two or three days. He says Massa-
chusetts has filled her quota to eyerhowing and
is still sending forward recruitsi that she will
continue to furnish men and means until the
rebellion is finished. she sympathlzes with
Vermont and Maine and all other loyal States,
and will support Mr.. Lincoln in the coming
election as heartily as she did In 1850.
Daily national Republican., 1864-09-13
Ysrmnnt EIsntian.

BURLINGTON, W., Sept. 12.-Returns Of III
towns foot up for Smith, Union, q, 6,219, Red
held, 1851. The same towns, In 1850, gave
Smith, 23,59j, Redaeld, 14,0l6. Smith will
not have far from 81, 900 majority In the State.
Returns from $50 towns show tho election OF
2l3 Union and 20 Democratic representatives.
Tho Senate is unanimously Union.
Daily national Republican., 1864-09-13
RICHMOND m,CLEILAN,s BASE,

It cannot be disputed successfully that JEFF.
Davis, sitting in his office in Richmond, die
tated through Clay, Holcomlb, Saunders & Co.,
the Chicago platform. Hon. John A. Peters,
in a speech al Portland, Me-, few evenings
since, in alluding to this fact, says: "If McClel,
Ian couldn't take Richmond, making Washing,
ton his base, you may safely swear he Vll mere,
take Wdl.inaton, making Richmond his 6ase!''
Daily national Republican., 1864-09-13
A"PEoKsN1FFIASn DOCUMENT.

Tho Boston Transcript, in commenting upon
the letter Of Gen. Mcclellan accepting the
nomination and splitting upon the platform,
Cover the left, saye: "The truth is that the
letter 10 rather PecksniGllan document. 1t Is
smooth, chsracterless, dealing in vague gen.
eralities, dolglng the real issues presented by
the Chicago Convention, and framed for the
purpose of deceiving, instead Of enllghtcning
public opinion.'
Daily national Republican., 1864-09-13
From the Valley.

BALTIMORE, Sept. IA special, from Har-
per's Ferry, to-day, says there has been no
change In the military situation since the last
dispatch.
Working parties recommended work on the
Baltimore and Ohio railroad this morning, and
II Is expected that the road will be working
through by Friday.
Daily national Republican., 1864-09-13
GOLDEN sENTENCEs.

THE CRISIS WHICH THREATENED TO
DIVIDE THE FRIENys OF THE UNION Is
PAsT.p
81 SHALL NOT RETURN 10 SLArERY ANY
PERSON VINO rs FREE BY THE TERMS OF
THE PRoCLAniTIoE, OR gr ANY ACT or
CONGRESS-
IPRoCLAGM FULL PARDON TO ALL WHO
soLEMNLY SWEAR TO HENCEFoRTH FAITH
FOLLY SUPPORT, PROTECT, AND DEFENr
TIE CONSTITUTION OF THE UNITED STATE!
AND THE UNION OF THE STATES THERE
UNDER"
ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
Daily national Republican., 1864-09-13
Great Union Victory.
Hurrah for Maine
She Sends Greetings to Vermont
The Pine Tree State Repudiates the
Chicago Platform by 10000
Majority.
Sweat, Copperhead. Beaten in
the lst District for
Congress.
HOW THEY LYNCH CoPPERIEADS
IN MAINE.
Spec al Dispatches TO Secretary Seward
and the National Republican.
HOW THEY LYNCH CoPPERHEADs
IN MAINE.
Spec al Dispatches to Secretary Seward
and the National Republican.
THE MAINE ELECTION,

THE MAINE ELECTION.
We are permitted to publish the following
telegram, which was received at the State Dc.
partment, at midnight last night, from Port
land;
Hon ~ H. Scedrd:
Lynch, (Union,) is elected representative TO
Congress, In place Of Sweat, (Dem., y by a large
mnjority-probsbly 800. In seventy towns,
the Republican gain is 957-probsble Admin
istration majority In the State will be 1000.
GBoRes J. ABBOTT.
Special Dispatch to the National Ropub-
licap.
PORTLAND, Sept. 13, 1SG4.-Lynch, Union,
beats Sweat, Democrat, (present member Of
Congress,) in this (First) district, by from
eighteen hundred to Two thousand votes. r.
Special Dispatch TO the National Repub.
lican.
AUGUSTA, Me-, Sept. 1S.-Niaety towns
heard from. Cony, (Unlon, tweuty-slx thou
sand six hundred and thirty.three; Howard
| (Democrat,) seventeen thousand three hun
dred and nlne.hVe. Union gain, seven hun
dred and sixty-two. At this rate the State viii
| go Union by twenty thousand. B.
Daily national Republican., 1864-09-13
THE FRIEND OF THE SOLDIER.

While Abraham Lincoln has at all times,
and under all circumstances, exerted his inau-
ence to procure for the soldiers in the field the
right TO vote, George b. Mcclellan declared in
favor of Judge Woodward. (Copperhead,) of
Pennsylvania, who decided against The right q
The Soliiers 10 pote!
Soldiers, please make note of II.
Daily national Republican., 1864-09-13
To Correspondents.

We cannot publish anonymous communities
tIons. We state this for the benefit Of anony
nous correspondents generally, and Justice .
received today, in particular. II what hi
states In his communication is true, there ID
no reason why he should not furnish the editol
with his name.
Daily national Republican., 1864-09-13

THE Nashua Gazette sAysi "Two or three
weeks ago man In this city was so poor that
he was unable to pay the rent OF house, and
1t being very warm weather, he and his family
0amped out In the open air. Last week he en-
listed in the heavy artillery, and was seeking
to purchase farm to Invest his u 200 bounty
ln,D
Daily national Republican., 1864-09-13
The Flag OF the Union.

While tho magnificent Lincoln and John
son flag that floats over Pennsylvania ave.
Due, near Ninth street, was being raised this
afternoon, bystander asked, "Is that Nc
Clcllan nag1" when another bystander replied,
" No--irS t1o fog Of our Uaionp'
Daily national Republican., 1864-09-13
"REV.nAIATnEW HALE SMITH,

( theological camellon, who has preached uni.
vTsal salvation at one time and eternal dam.
nation at another, has taken the stump fol-
Mcclellan. Irh3 can save Mac from political
damnatlon, he will DO we'll.
Daily national Republican., 1864-09-13
by T ELE CIR APu.

The BaIis Rule the Gold Market To-day
New YORK. Sept. 13.-Gold opened this
morning at 21s, and now (i2 o'clock) stands
1891 ~
Daily national Republican., 1864-09-13
LOCAL AFFAIRS.

Nav SHIP's GALLBY.-For a long time the
use OF gooi galley has been felt our vessels OF
the navy. Those now IN use burn wood. Several
attempts have been made TO make one which
would burn coal, They havo been unsueeessful
unn Wnlh He phs' SW % a, 'nea,sr me-,
yard mechanics. Mr.. VIM. Young mAdo one which
has been, so far, very successful. Another one
has been made by q Mr. Prescott, Of the Ports.
mouth, N. H., navy yard Each Of theae galleys
are to have trial at sea. Mr.. PrescottB has been
placed on the Taconyi Mr. Young's will shortly be
placed on the hIAttAbhssett.
Daily national Republican., 1864-09-13

ORPHANS CoURT-Judge PTcell.--The pe-
htion OF Mary J.: klllmon, guardian Of the heiI s.
At-law OF John T, hillmon, deceased, for the sale
Of real estate, was granted by the court. ~
Elizabeth Poe was appointed guardian 10 Fer
nando Poe, orphan OF George Poe, Jt.I and George
Cook was appointed guardian to the Orphans OF
Bernard Cook.
Daily national Republican., 1864-09-13

Mr.. GEORGE FRANCIS TRAM announces TO
an awe-struck world that he will not support
Mcclellan and Pendleton. That is very natu-
raj. He further intimates that he will not sup
port Lincoln and johnson. That is very graft
flying.
Daily national Republican., 1864-09-13

NAVY YARD.-The steamer Ascutney arrived
at the yard yesterday morning for repairs she hav-
Ing been seriously damaged during gale on Cape
HatterAB The hull OF the vessel 10 very bsdly
sprung and she will be hauled up,
The King Philip, which went down few days
ago with provisions for the hotila and 10 pay the
men, arrived at the yard this morning. she brought
up the little steamer FAIRY. II has been found
that the little engine will not work while salt
water 10 in the boiler.
The Ella will go down this morning with the
mails,
Daily national Republican., 1864-09-13

RErSFoRoEMESrs.-Du his Peuinsular
campaign Mcclellan was continually crying
out for reinforcements. He will need rein
forcemcnts more than ever during his political
campaign.
Daily national Republican., 1864-09-13
The Voice OF Maine,

The news from Maine makes the Copper
heads look blue to-day. Il was almost as bit.
ter dose as sherman's victory at Atlanta. By
the way, few serious rcYcrsos TO our armies
you'd help McClcllan's cause nightly. His
political stock will only rise as the country
sinks.
Daily national Republican., 1864-09-13

HEAVY ROBBERY. - Tho store OF MessTs
Thompson Jones, on seventh LtTeet east, neal
the Navy Yard, was entered last night, and robbed
OF twenty-one hundred dollars, which was In q
drawer. The thlei effected an entrance by bleak
ing open the back door.
Daily national Republican., 1864-09-13

RBBHL DEsBRrHRs.-Eight rebel deserters
were brought In this morning and taken before
Col. lngrahAm. They were hent North, after TAX
ing the oath OF allegiance, ;."...'
Daily national Republican., 1864-09-13
Rsbs, EXPEDITION on t.. RED Rlysr.

sT. LOUIS, Sept. 13.-An officers dispatch
boat, which arrived at Cairo yesterday, reports
900 rebels concentrated al the mouth OF the
Red river.
Daily national Republican., 1864-09-13

HAMBUJRR's NHoRoMANCY drew a crowded
house to Odd Fellowp Hall last evening, and his
astonishing performances In all the -bTAleheH OF
legerdemAin excited unbounded wonder. The feat
OF numbering boy and restoring him to life, al
though II has something OF the terrible shout its
BEGINNING comes out all right, and 10 very enter
tainlng to the curious. Mr.. Hambujer remains
during the week, and should be Viaitel by all who
delight In the marvellous. ~
Daily national Republican., 1864-09-13

SUDDEN DRATH.-A man named Thomas
Conlan was found yesterday morning in the street,
by officer Howard, OF the Fourth ward, and wAi
taken to the Btation-houso. He was supposed to
be drunk; but after being confined in the cell he
complained Of being unwcl and said that ho was
In destitute circumstances. The pAtrolmAn pro.
cured permit from the Mayor to have the man
conveyed to the alma. house. He fingered, how,
ever, till about O'Clock. and expired.
Daily national Republican., 1864-09-13

Young women in South Merrimac, NH,
make 81 day and their hoard, at reaplng.
Daily national Republican., 1864-09-13
u,g,,r Nom,,,t,d 90 Co,.r,,,

PIrTsnURo, PA, Sept, 13.-Gov. VIM. Blgler
has been nominated for Congress In Clear1eld
county.
Daily national Republican., 1864-09-13
THE DsMoonArIc CoNyRNrIoN al Chlcarnn no

THE DsMocHATIc CONVENTION at Chicago per-
formed for tue party the japanese rite of Hari-
Kari. With q dubious platform and candidates
Of opposite principles, 1t has succeeded in dis
gusting both the factions of which 1t is COM
posed, and eGvctually destroyed the small
amount Of power which 1t has hitherto re.
trtr
Daily national Republican., 1864-09-13
DIED.

SUDDENLY, on the Istb inst, GEO. II. PADoErT
In the 18Th year Of bis age.
The friends OF the family are respectfully In
ylted to attend his funeral on tomorrow, the u Il
Inst, Al D O'Clock, nom his late residence on
street, between Eighth and Ninth streets east.
Daily national Republican., 1864-09-13

The Plantation Bitters make the weak EtrOrg
the lAnguid brilliant, and are exhausted natures
great restorer They are composed OF the ceit-
brAted Calisaya Bark, Wintergreen, sasSsfras
Roots, Herbs &C., all preserved in perfectly pure
St. Croix Rum.
Daily national Republican., 1864-09-13
'ully, JUpIrB Russell.

"s owe much to you, for verify
believe the Plantation Bitters have saved my life.
REV. W. X. WAssoSEn, Madrid, NY"
Daily national Republican., 1864-09-13

"s- The Plantation Bitters have
cured me Of the Liver Complaint, Of which ! wsE
laid up PROSTATE, and had to abandon my bust
ness. a. II. b. KINesLEY,
Cleveland OhIOn
Daily national Republican., 1864-09-13
The following 10 from the Manager OF the Union
| Home school for the Children Of Xolunteera.

&c Thou wilt send Inc two bottle,
more OF thy Plantation Bitters. My wiIc has beo
greatly benshtted by their use.
Thy Friend, Asa CURTIN, Philadelphia, Pa
Daily national Republican., 1864-09-13

90 Ihave given the Plantation Bit
ters to hundreds OF our disabled soldiers with the
most astonishing effect.
... @. W. d. ANDREWS,
6upt Soldiers Home, Cincinnati, o."
Daily national Republican., 1864-09-13

"REEDsBURy, Wis, Sept. Is, IGG3.
&c IhAve been In the army hospitAl
for fourteen months-speechless and nearly desd.
At Alton, H., they gave me bottle Of Plantation
Bitters. Three bOttlea restored
my speech and cured me. +. c. A. FLAUTE.
Daily national Republican., 1864-09-13

1s The Plantation Bitters have
cured me OF Z arrangement Of the Kidneys and
Urinary Organs that has distressed me for years.
II nots like 4 charm. c. c. MOoRE,
- - .. No. 264 Broadway"
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-12-17
Benton-Capt Geo Huffman; LIST Lieut. r

Benton-Capt Geo Huffman; LIST Lieut. r
Long. ~
Pleasant Grove Capt Gapen; Let Lieut.
e Kuetschner; "a Lieut. Q A Hully. =
s Erankiin-2d Lient Dnnn Crawford.
Jackson-Not represented. PEI.
The meeting now being called to ORDER,
the following named persons were nominal
ted for tho Offices ofColonel, Lieut.. Colonel.
Major and Quarterm1ster 3: 4 r.,
For Colonel-Charles r. King, Of Huron
A. @. Virgin Of WaAhiDgt0n.,e a.ass@
" For Lieut. Col0nel--John w. CAmbe'l, Of.
Yellow Spring, and Edward Kutschner, Of
Pleasant GrOvosa III aas4 Oh aatoa j.
II For Major-Dr. Li,tletop, OF Benton; r.
II. Crowder, Of Huron, and Geo. r. Gra-
ham, Of Yellow Spring. .sst0t stss tq
s. For NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Pike Of Hn.
ron; Charles GaTman, Of Benton, and DR..
BARLEY. of Franklin. s.e e
After the above nominations were made
the meeting adjourned to meet in their re-
spective townships on Saturday, Nov. 2ath,
1864, to vote for the above nominations.
Commanders of companies are TO notify
their men Of said election. .ti~.s s.,
6 j. M. BLAIR, Chairman.
a II. A. DOLBEB. Soc'v. IA H.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-12-17
K0SSuTR. iowa. No,

koSsuTH, Iowa. Nov. 10, 1854.
Is At meeting Of the commissioned, on
cert of the several different companies Of
county, Captain J. M. Blair Of Yellow
Spring township was chosen chairman and
Lieut.. p. A. Dolbee Of Huron township,
Secretary.
The. following named officers were pres
emit from the several different townships
comprising the First District:
Washington-CaptA G Virgin; I'd Lieut.
VIM Virgin.
Yellow Spring-Capt NJ Blair; LIST Lien
tenant r Braden; "a Lieutenant William
Ramsay. $50
Yellow Spring Cavalry-Capt G. r Ora
ham; let Lieut. R "A Kerr.
Huron Capt r NJ Downer; LIST Lieut r
A ,Dolbee; ID Lieut. Z N CroWder.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-12-17
.1oEa City. Dec. s, 1854.
LrrrIE Rock ARx.. Dec 3 n

~ LITTLE Rock, ARK, Dec. 5, 1854.
EDrTOR HAwK-EYE- Sir: You wished
TO know the names Of those Copperhead
shoulderstrapa who went to the Colonel OF
their regiment the 10th lowa), desiring
him to order down the American flag that
had been raised by the boys of Co. B, upon
for Lincoln; but the Colonel said he never
would order down that nag on no occasion
whatever. SO they left the Colonel's pres
ence to huntstheir 0ens. Their names are
q follows: Capt. Baker, Of Keokuk coun-
~, Iowa C&pt Amos, Of Marion county
Lieut.. Blame, Of Marion county; Lieut..
ONeals Of Marion county,
A M1NBER or Co. B. 10TH Iowa. #
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-12-17

Capt. A. w. Comstocl, Union To.
J. w. Worthington !" *# -
Jno. G. Holland Augusta -
e. Wear Porter. Danville. t.H a"5
D. c. Mccullough s.9f q"
Lieut.. u. Ripley, Flint River =
I'm pursuance with Adjutant General Ba-
ker's General Order No. IS, you are hereby
notified to meet with your respective conn
panies lunarmed) at Middletown, Wednes-
day, Dec. 2lst, At 10 O'Clock =. M, for the
purpose Of electiDg Regimental Officers,
and organization.
Should your company prefer It, you can
meet ia your own locality, which you will
do on the same day, and hold an election
for Regimental Officers, and report the re-
suit to me. JOHN g. FoOTE,
Chm County Military Committee.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-12-17


Of the safe arrival 81 ds4yial shernaan and
his btsss sfmlyj on he Atlantic coast after
. mardh Of nsafly three hundred miles,
from Atlanta 10 6Ayaanah, through the
heartof tho rebel c6nfedefacy, N less'than
one uoAth.m He hae not only gone through
unscathed, but his army = In coed coudi-
tion I'D 1ant of no4Aing. Ana shsrs d
. report and strong prohability that hs1han
stormed the forti1oa11Dns and ceptuFed the
city GftsavannaA. i All honor to General
shern1ahi and to veteran army b CON.
mandA All honor 70 The, hardy sons Of
Iowa who have marched and fought With
him through the Con1slesacy In thirty
daysauThsy ass H. boys who know how
70 fight add how to forage. agess9
This Grand March az Sherman u the
great vusnt Of the War. II demonstrates
that tnSCou1edsracy b bat shell, - Grant
says-that the rebels have Ill their fighting
men in their armies, and We doubt NOT that
these arNissl are srestly ovsrestimatsd.--
6hermen can 60 any whore n rebeldem. i.
Grelt u Sherman and glorious II his
Grand, March Bring out, The big guns /
Hang ont the nagsi Hu.zaii
How = sEsD Lrszrrrsas sourH.-Nsxs.
paper es0ductors ars sftsqusntly sronbled
With Inquiries . 70 how correspondents
with atatee u rsbtlli1o en- Is conductef
BY nag - tsuoe.s Vow, alshoueh these
ulations have frequently bssns puhlished,
thoss interested either do not - tAsm Or
Alssgq taeun, andnswspaper people having
many fh:ngs Of much more importance Is
keep'Ih 4smsmbsanse. forget them also-|
Hence tor theinformatlon Or III concerned
We publish the following rules promulRs-l
ted by Major 0snefAi Butler, asxpressine
The hope thatavsty one Who IL o. sxpeclsI
to b. interested n the matter, win pre-
serveAhsm forrslssencs, % - to relieve he |
hew.tAbers from the ftsqusnt inquiries % |
this srhjsct: N ~
81 No letter must exceed one pase OF ! |
Letter. saset. and must rotate purely to do
':2 All letters (includine prinoner.,
IWust - can't With i've cents postage an.
INloeees m : So to Richmond, and ten cents
10 beyonds .sEsss,
- Every lsttes must b. signed by the |
Writers name In full, and post o1lice adj |
dTess.
-. All letters must be enclosed 60 the
Commandiug General Of the Department
e yisginla and North Caroline, Fortress
No money will b. forwarded except
Ito pf11onefeof war. Ss197
- al letters sent to Fortress Monroe
BWithout atrict compliance with these rules,
| VII be Transmitted to tho dead letter of
\ 6ce.'
\ I'll 4 reported that docurienss cap
ture4 1ab board ~ FloSida iynplicate SONG
foreign officials OF high rank. sscaa Z - 1,
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,&orChief Justice Chase is the author Of
tho phrase: ssGongress has no more power
to make slave than to make king. =
The sentence is contained in one of the
resolutions adopted by the National Liber-
ty Free Soil) Convention held at Buffalo,
in 1856. Mr.. Chase wrote most Of the reso-
lutions Of the Convention. eaas yftg. Sf3f