Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1865-06-17
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1s- tg-sa.r The classes excluded by President
ssl Lincoln from the general pardon which
lie offered We're: szi,- ~
!. All civil or diplomatic officers or
agents of the so-called Confederate gov
eminent. s3z-s
AN who left judicial stations
under the United States to join the re-
r All officers in the rebel army
and navy above the rank of Colonel
in the former and Lieutenant in the
latter.
at United States Congress to aid the re-
i--rs bellion. -sir ne- afe
5 All who resigned Commissions in
the United States Army or Navy to join
the rebellion. 70 81. si
6 Anwho have engaged in any way
In treating colored soldiers or their Off
. 3 4 Wcers otherwise than lawfully as prison.
. To these exceptions President john
son adheres, and additionally excludes
+" 4 from pardon, except as an individual
,,.5 s act Of grace, personally applied for the
following: e. g.5tai7r
1. An persons who have been absen-
tees from the United States for the pur-
pose of aiding the rebellion. -591io 49,
ta.'a = q q All military and naval officers In
the rebel service educated at West
Point or the Z. S. Naval Academy.
8. All the rebel Governors OF the reb-
Lt1Ta = 'el States aaai ross ss--. p sIE -
4 All Northern participators In the
:aIsiai s All engaged iIfeei piraeies and
b.5oas siiw rebel raids from Canada.
6. Al now in custody, as prisoners of
war or detained for offences of any kind
''+i ssAla 81 g.. ALL VOLUNTARY PARTICIPA-
TORS IN THE REBELLION WHOSE
i, +, TAXABLE PROPERTY EXCEEDS
9. an who have taken and violated
F-rg the amnesty oatn of December, 1868.
Dangerous Counterfeit Of Legal Ten.
-Acarefully executed counterfeit,
LOT the United States legal tender SlOO
AWcreen back note. has made Its appearance,
and is likely to disturb the whole of
B. Hlslz H. that denomination of legal deFs, on
account of the perfection of ltsAwoFk-'
40 1nanship 1T Is hardly recognizable,
except by an expert, or on the closest
examination One of these COUNTER
feits was paid ont to one Of our county
officers few days ago by the Bank OF
\. - the Metropolis which had RECEIVED 1t
from some unknown source, and had
rs-- not recognized 1T as a counterfeit He
also received il as genuine, and paid 1t
ahsse over TO a we'll known. lawyer, by whom
it was also taken without susp1clon -
sI7s IA This latter gentleman deposited IN on
his ss,rourt AT the Mount Vernon Bank.
-rr-v-yIt underwent the scrutiny there of the
receiving teller, who did not recognize
,v 81, lit as counterfeit, but credited it to the
depositor On a second glance, how
ever, he detected its character, and
.hai p threw il ont 1t was then returned to
i@z the Bank of the Metropolis, where upon
- careful and critical examination itswas
-r pronounced to be good, But being ta-
ken from there TO the office of the Uni
ted States Sub-Treasury, it was there
pronoupcedIto be counterfeit Boston
.sss abr.i,s 1rdsscEipioaaA uIUaIKK
49, . Fs.asl,The Worcester Spy mentions that
,-ii.r.gl ia hangnan srope made two years ago
hGs ri To-J OF South Carolina hemp, 70 nans ~
Davis with, was forwarded FROM Nor-
Ee cester, Mass, to Washington, on Mon
day. 1t was made by Mrs. Parmenter,
daughter of Capt. Peter Slater, who,
it will remembered by our old resi-
dents, was the builder Of the first rope
walk out of Boston ever established IN
Massachusetts,. The maker of the rope
wishes to have it speedily used.