The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1865-06-21

that dangerous combinations against the
laws Of the United States no lungsr exist
within the State IL Tennesste, that the in
suTrectiOn heretofore existing within sald
State has been suppressed, that within the
boundaries thereof tie authority of the u
nited States is undiSputed, aud that such
nfieers of the u. = as have been daily COM
missioned are in the unlisturbed exercise
Of their official functions.
Now. therefore, he IL kHovn. that I. An
drew John on, P,esid OF thy. UHitei s ate
do hereby declare, that all restrictions upun
internal, domestic aud coastwise intercourse
and trade, and the removal Of products of
the States heretofore declared in insurree-
tion, reserving and excepting only those re-
lating to enntraband of war, as hereinafter
reeited, and also those which relate 10 the
reservation OF rights Of the United States to
prnl e-ty purchased in the territory OF an
enemy heretofore imposed in the territory
Of the U ed 8 tes, east of the Mississippi
River, are an1uled and ! do hereby direct
that they be forthwith removed, aud that
ON and after the G st day OF July next all re-
strictions upon foreign commerce with said
| pCrts, with the exception and reservation
| afnc, aid, be removed, and that the conf
IN rec of said States shall be conducted un-
| der the supervision OF the regularly appoint
! ed officers of the customs, provided by law,
! and such officers shall receive any captured
and abandoned praperty that may be turn
ed over to them, under the law, 10y the mil
| italy or naval forces Of the United States
and dispose of such property As shall be di-
rec ell by the Secretary fthe Tr ,aSury.
The following articles, contraband of war,
are excepted from the effect Of this p,oeia-
nation: Arms, ammunition, all articles
{ ON which ammunition is made, aud gray
uniforms ard cloth and hereby also pro-
aim and declare that the insurrection, so
far as it relates to and within the State OF
Tennessee, and the inhabitants Of the said
State OF Tennessee, as recognized and con-
stituted under their recently adopted Com
stituuon and reorganization and accepted by
thcm is suppressed; ani therefore also that
all disabilities and qualifications attaching TO
said Sat and the inhabitants thereof, CON
; .qquent upon any procIamatlonS issued by
1 virtue OF the 9Th section Of the act entitled
An act further to provide ior the collection
: OF duties on imports, and for other purpo-
ges, approved the 18th day OF July, 1864,
are moved.
( But nothing herein contained shall be con
sidered or construed as in any wise chang.
ing or impairng any Of the penalties or for
fcitures for treason heretofore incurred un
der the laws OF the United States, or any OF
the provisions, restrictions, or disabilite,
set forth in my proclamation, bearing date
the 29th day OF May, 1865, or as impairin.
existing regulations for the suspension Of
the habeas corpus and the exercise Of mill
tary law in cases where it shall be necessary
, for the general public safety and welfare du
ring the existing nsurrcction; nor shall thi
proclamation affect or in any way impair
any laws heretofore passed by Congress and
duly approved BY the President, or any
proclamation or orders issued by him durin!
the aforesaid insurrection aboliShing slavery
whether of persons or property, but on tht
contrary, all such laws and proclamation
, heretofore made or issued, are expressly
, saved and declared to be in full force an'
) virtue. ..
!, In testim my whereof, | have hereunt
| set my hand, and caused the seal Of the U
9 uitpd States to be affixed.
Done at tht city Of Washington this thir
i tcenth day Of June, in the year of our l4or
f one thousand eight hundred and sixtty.hvo
e and OF the Independence ol the United State
+ the eighty-ninth,
i ISigned] ANDREW JOHNSON.
G By the President.
: WM. H. SEWARD, Sec'y Of State.