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VOIJI.MK I
JNU3IBEK 51
Tilt: 1JAl'IH)LI,I COL'iXTy JOURNAL.
CONGRESSIONAL. o in'imrin,' f.o, the
r,..r.,-.r.' ,.f .... j: .-:"- uith rr.rr.-s.fr to the t i - i-i:. totionej at duo at P.,,- liy ta - ta Wer to S cretary Uine- in. . uvun. uaeas ot prize Viiu: .,."-
U..M. t'..- Vii '; tion and mowm-nts of the c:;- ti me thi s order v. as made I will ron, who ordered (it".. U on I to ; ami captme ttlurever louad, and . in 11 coLsutuihaci t.;..,ru t. 8..sU.a uur
-, .... r ; , imv. ami th- l.wvrat.liv of the t de that the soldiers and oilicer hive ::er deli vercd m whit It was : the President of the Unit, d States : a.ven;i.u .a and P.o .a
.il . , r. ( j. .country around thm. I am ti: ere b -.!..-(! up-oa the ord-v a'done. Ihe general polic of li ill cause tue same to be seized, ir,!ulio:i wam,, ,,v lhc ii,. j,j l: ...
1 , r" ,"u 1 - tf, ,t our mot reliable most tvhe and saint uv. Th al- the Auminist uion sanctions the tonhsvated and condemned. cr.tt.de. and a.,.r-rd lm..,t ,..,r.i. I
uis t-a n1(j.,: , )V the Kind er from , conduct of General II. lick, and Sr.c. 1. And be it further en-i r;r. V. ?. rV'jJu
. 4 ... i i r t i 1 1 i . k 1 t 1 1 ' . . .I'll...- t ; p Uli IVf.ulii DJ Int 1 uat Ui Jlill
.V;; . ..,.', l Vi or i' r ' h,? l'"t iriM,ri:.at:ou on all ' IVunsv.v mia as t) the loyalty ; renders r.w.sirv some nttioii on - act- d. J hat such prizes ;md C3p-5i. .
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Mr. Sevens (Wep.) of IVnn- .Maj-jr (ienerJ Halh-ck lud or-
m lv ania, sanl: I tliinl, sir, we : di'd fugitive il ne to be letur.i -
oti-ht to pr..e..d at ou.e with(cd to their misters.
th- ttj;i,i,;,Tatio:i of t!Jt. resolu-l Mr. St-wm: Sue h is the
tion. If it is- tthueariy - o 1 . purpt:rt ol th rc!.?r3 relern-d to-
HIett U sooner it is coaida cd
t.v IvitT, and tli it it will hue
. . ... 1
a jpod i'lF'i t I think I will .-diow. j
We all know before tlie isuin 1 '
d" thi order th it the successor ol !
.- 1
vse of hunting down (idi. l're-
nont. thmfor any other cause,
rdeuvl all the slave received by
(ifn. Fremorit within our lint's ;
to be cv Iudd thertd:oai andre ;alsr) misappi-'di'-niled it, and I forty or fifty thousand of the "n
turned to thir m isters, and that i admit it is hal le to be misunder-i emv.
n future no more fugitives should ! sto'al oath; oint in tpe-stion.
be received within our lines. i General Hallivk told me that he
'l'iiis -onfer was "ivt-n under o-eJlnd ao idea, o! dom ' :nu thinr
(e.i-e of preventing the fu-itives
from t onvcying intelligence as j
5p:es fro a our camps to the en j
uny; but .any man who reads
4 I. ...... I 'II . .1.!
111 ii omer win sec at hiko in ii i
" 'i "i"' I 111 ,'i. .it. uiRi Villi
.1 II .
this is . i very bad pretence m-;
l'.ed, and could not deceive a
child. ThU slaves Avail run
awiy frmn their misters no one !
o ..Ii,.. I.:,,,., n,,r,f ;tll v ,1 ,.
ol tlieir retmn'.n ' :is soios
and giving intelligeilce to the!
rue. ny .euis i:icredih!e. All in-1
forimtiiei on this su!ct show s
tint lag tive slues never desire
ton turn to th:ir masters, and, in
addition, th it f hey are true, loy.
al and I uthful to those who sh-.d
ter tlieur As I tarierst uid it.
tlie order excluding slues from
labor 0:1 our lines and returning
them to their masters was initio-
.
.hem to the. r masters was man-, fugitives are hunted all through I
. i I. . i t f,t I . j I , , ., !
irated by Major General McCkl-jthe lines, and actually taken
Ian while he commanded in j away (Vom individual, who hid ;
Western Virginia. Soo.i after', thon". under thir nrotectioa, and ;
,i , , , , 1 ,fi
tlf.s came tlie magnanimous pro-. d-divered, under General Hal )
urated by Major General MeClel-j
th
.. I . . : i ' t x i i
ci.imauoii oi vie;i nix, wno j
when he sent down an army to '
the K istern shore of Virginia,
air. lost none hut secessionists '
ordered hi generals to arrest any i
fugitive slaves that might fleo to
id crejt into the budies and e, -
... I il I l I '
ipeil tlie c.iemv. and saved their
iv i- .1 i
ves, and alter aiding them ami
! -Iii
tendin ; tuen till they were re-
cat)
lives,
att
stored to their friends, thee fugi-j
tive were o dered by (ieu. Kelly
to be redoiedto their misters.
f.Mr. Stevins was here repeat-j
ingaiae;e rumor to which cur-
reney was given by the Xew
Vork Tribune. J
Mr. ho.ejoy, (Uep.) of 111.
1 f
he tate.ient was that the mas-
rs were s 'ceionists at that.
Mr. Stevens: So it was, but!
ters
I don't cut whether they were
or not; there i no precedent fur
Ulis p;e; e I, I cold-blo.nlea atioc-j
itv in hi i'ary. In my judgment
all the.f a U ue udhgr.ue to
,- , , . .
the prolessjua of ar.
tiers tor this bne
jmted from tl
(jener lis tli -y de
tlie rpr.il, tie n,
shoulders h' they
lIlMlll 1 , l r I'ull' 'I Mr I I-, .1 ll rr, llioi.i Irmi imIi.h.11 -l ! nl 1 1 . i hi I tliAm ! hi or 1, i 1 1 . 1 1 f 1 1 , 1 1 1 1 In i.n;,i t Iii "- ' ., J , .. ., ... ' .. .., .,,111 t (, ., y fh;lt I 'r. .'
.'.viii , ,-..11 11 LIU.! I 1 HU II 111' 111 lll'ill 1,11' 'llf Uli' t II I I "' VI UU. HI j I I VI II. Hl Hill i Will, .-. I r. I. 41.'- F . - . - . 1 I I P f" l'l i ' I V ' t 1 0 ll
t) ffieir mife"rs. With reference to .n, aboat (heir la.sin ss- oa inv slaves of ihe eneaiv. but he d,d ! Hewrly his rtoivnl all of the V k uUr I) mUl ! UiYr, hsA Hi i-toii, J.,,, ai iin sis i.i tan p
tothear.nv of th- Potouue the ; amdication: and I know, too. I net intend that tliis'cliss of ner-! " '""-''J' , (h..u., ai,l .1, h sti,!; . ;manner. Wnttsav yot,li;:.d
1 , . ' . , . .1 , .1 1 1 lie e )ia natu- a; ;ii.l t. a tu m u , t i. 1- , ,e :.. ,
same rule prevails, l.poa one that whatever mtv have been 1 sons or tittiers uaiutnorized. 1 , .. , , 01 i-du anon. vv e no u o
1 1 1 . . 1 r 1 1 1 1 t ! ATP.T rJlTW' 1 e 1 tin-i.t-li Pr. rt-j-ana tint ... ,. , . .. ,
occasion to slaves came within ihne and ,r pretence or color ol ! should come into Ins camp. It '" 1 1 j Uill all siv n e, nr..: immclaiteU
, . , , . , l . I . . . , , l , . r. , . . , ..... , , . I.I II l'l ! i l. I t! I Ir- ,11 -i till I C (., i i I lil- . '
our lines, who hid hund two or ( tint order.it was not the mien- is not to be consul -retl that the A n;;..t ,..At-t, ra ,r.,m ,r,,a, r,l ,. Jf ;s r)1,(: towo.k in the matter,
threeof our wounded soldie, who! tiou of the General that this word "lines" means any nut ! k,l,l!l-4,1 Je !,,s, ,,d ..! , ,:;,,,;.., ... muw n..aa - -
igher auth ntv I hue only touloeit. his simide object wis
say, -God forgive them, for they torxclude from his lines, or rath-
know not whit they do." er Iiis can ps and not his lines,
Mr. hoveiov; I would lnve
refrained from addrosiug the
lloue on this subject, as any-!
tiling 1 might siy might be at-jcnemy. At Cairo it was the ; it would be a highdnnded u.eis- j The following is the Cordis at
tributed to tan iticism or o:eddeA- i Jnhit lor slaves and others to 'are on the put of this House, tjo;i j j j i,arotj,, jnto ... j jl;.v(
ism, but for the list remark ofjeome from h'entuckv and thej will: th WNplan .tion aowbelore, . ., . ,
., 4, .. . . !. . ... -. . I . i . t . )l J i. f 'p;e.e.;t ill, c l,V Al.. il.iJ '
the gentlem in lrom lVnusyhaui.'i. j lower p tit ot Missouri and to en- it. to direct the rescinding; ot den- 1 3
Sour it is mv honest coavit tion , ter th ramos to sell v e-'etahb-s. : eral H illeek's order. him,of Oaio:
that these orders are civen or
are couatenanivd by the (iene-!they fell into the hands of the en-
rah themselves and thev have'euiy, they would ee iafornn-
na authority for issuing them
lrom the Adaamvf ntin-c W hv .im inmpiiii.n! ni'llu' .innv. rmd b i s i l v ision of t he ar:nv. 1 think one ni K'o:ese:.t itives ot tue a- t.i;.n.a v.u. v ! .r vnr . nh:
V.'V , - : ......... ... .. j .j i - . I ... i-i i h ; ci ii, iaiiuhunti must i,e ont 1'iesi.li.nt, Pr. A. I. I is'ir, ata one-Wf rog outU of
the I'rejiidtnt does not casliier . he desired to put a stop to this, that the policy ot the Adminis-j tmted Stiles ot America, in ,..,.,;, . j 4,.,.rtrt.uy; .v. iie:,.t.-n, ;ii" hoii,an tamr 0f Mction.
the in ai. I would (huditer) I ' and thence the cause of the t ration itself is in favor of deliv- Congress assembled, That if any j Th a thr c.,:,-r3 l,o l..tve rili-c.l to i Tria-un'r, cir;?t:i lh;i.t-,n, ' 'h" uh on si, ,-eti. a, line ontv.
ilon:Juiow: U:t I dout believe publication of the order. He ering up to their masters such person or persons, within anv 0 ' r
. . - . . i . ,.i . .1 , . m' i- I I -a.nyi"C.i.,f.iuh, ' u:.l h.r.e ullt-red I f iv tte I-wm, (.noil'.u A 1 oa I'.-t. r, sr"'!' . tince t.oi th r .ra.a 1 ith
that he lives them aav authority said, moreover, that he would ' slives as come into the camps. State or I rritorv ot tue erntet uu t..,.. ;k.r tf, ,a t!l ;lj..ir ..... ; u-. ,-,.. ami.ima riia.t. tonv fi--ti..n a,- ttI,!r...i t,,ii to
direUlv or iudirettlyto proceed not only exclude lu-itive slaves I state this from the fact that Stiles, a her the taking ellect of n-y t . r n-a rve our ca.t;tu;;.ai (lev- Crtlc, 6. o. Thni;- -m, N.ttle Crttk', ' if-j-r.i-e , -it n the hi-e of h.in!n
m tSiU'inliUmaa. ,li.cful m- fro:., l.u camp, but' cverylKvly, will,... H.e hst frW-l.y. a 8hv, this aa. .Ii.ll en. in a"r.ed c
ijor. It is ti;e cvneurreat testu white and Llick. He mads no girl toarid hr way into the camp relielhon agunst the Government .hcut.ia Mu;.th:, ia their ar ha-us . wrath. J,cL n. Hu.-hov, U'-tyne, hitcnted the i.r...f-rtr .-f Md.lon J.
inouy of every G'f-neral in the
field thit 1 have conversed with, -
tint iae lugitive slaves never rv-
I . .,1 f,.
,s n i r 1 r. i I .,i
Dowell, l etore the latU battle
jj Bull Bun. wn in the hibit
'livrs lie
:i -I'dTid roi ni
runa-
ay l tw'S i..d it is u.O't vluuie-
!ul, M.etu and onteinntihl' lor
.Major (iener lis or di:-r o!li:ers
to snrrend.-r tl.c:o i,.n. or t
ih'iK- th-in !ro;a our camp., ort.
att-rnpt to .slander a rue alreadv
!i-'ruH.
Mr. JIl lir: d'reit iniutice
has been dorn- Major (ienral i I sttt,- tits r.s tlev exist," and ; is at th h-.d o!' t!ie Adrninistra. ?
ilil!e,k in tins matter. Tr.e:the wind.' army will stiml hytion. ;
n.leman (St"ven-) stafes t!t it '
lint no luore runt ways should he
received within the line-? and ,
.. . . . .1
thoe who h .id already sonjlit ;
shelter there should he epcdloJ. i
- - 1
Mr. H!vr: From his c
amnr
m
th it was the order.
i Mr Hlair; i hid a co;;versa-
;tioii with Major CJeneral II il-
leek about this very order, lor 1
contr try to the law and 'policy I
of the governme;.t on th; sn! jet t.
Mr. Steven; Did leorvctly
l.' t!e sid jet t of tie o.dd?
I !! t- 1.
Air. jjriir; 1 "s, ant u )t as
.til. Iii 11, 's, u . aMIUUHi ' AUU'li 11 IIUHI lili: iliiLl"" ..-I----- - - -
e t MM .1 1 .'.I .1 1 ( I ... . I
firt written. 1 he g ..ntlemnn h is ' ol the army; that is, so tar as !.irft ratified to know that the poo-
stated wh it is not in the order. !
not, 1 pr's-ani", lioai uvjt mo- j
tives to ( ice,- il Uilleck, hut the
..-m-ift vis ,,.,,, t!..-.-, :, j- ;
anii no 11 (1enfr.1l 1 ,.ck. so 1
fir as it ue.it to show that it
rerpiired the return of fugitive;
Ul ives. :hi.i' of the km 1 was i
i in the orde., and more thin
'tint
Mr. Luvriov; Wh itevrr the
. intention was w have leiraed
froui a gentiem 111 froai th it State
j now in the army, tint under the
j pretense or color of this order,
j fugitives are hunted all throuirh
.
the lines, and actually t ikci
i . i . . ,
leru s order, to tliose wii) claim-
eil them.
Mr. Blair, I tell tiu House
and tue counfv th it I know tint
(iener il Ilille k give an oiler
to discharge some fugitive rUves
'c,irge ngiiiist him should have!
' t t 11
; been made, and he n vir " ue an
1 . . ' , . .
order w.th su h an intention. ,
! . I
I will state wli ;t pissed brtween
the G'eneral and myself on that
point.
j Mr. hoveav; I siv that slaves
have been delivered up by tin
j olii ers of the army ander that
I order; ami if the General is so
! unfortunate as to l e unable to
! write ti e Knglish Img'nge cor -
re. tl y. it is hit fault. B.,t the
thing, at all events, i done.
Mr. Ashley (rep.) of Ohio;
Tint is a commo.i misfortune
, wit h the olii. -ers of the army.
Air. HI ur; I told t o-u. II il-1 lugitive slaves vv In) Ind con. e in
leek th it I itlieved the order ' with General lnvmo.it, and who
v.-ould be imvimJ-rstood; th it were confined in the jail at St.
., . .ii-. 1 1 I ii
Which etead over a wide dis-
jtrict of country, persons wlio
might carry information t-i the
Und then to -i back. when, if!
tion of the condition and strength
distinction; but as he said, the
measure was demanded' as a
mere military precaution neces -
f-,.. !.., .,...1 a;...d.,l: .
I-,-- -
cf his camps.
Mr. Foakc (opp.) of Hi.
II nil: ' . p.! whit th- araiv. awl
and tid'd'.tv ft'the s!ae i wliol-.
.
uatru.'. I la'.f-r It" w is u.ih il hv '
lal represent it!fns I'V a siavej
!o: th- Tili ot Nov-:iil.er 1 . ' eontrarv from the sentiments of ;
I and tny P,-iu"nt wen L'd into ; n:vnl M-si; Whatever '
an atniaw a de hv ot;e ot t!;-eMr. Cut.erou or auv r.ther of-!
- - ... . . t.l .t .
ru.uv.n.v sltve,. Kkc-vv won)
Mid ahout t!i'se Ihiks is untrue
as to their lid ditv an d lovalty.
neral Ilalltn-k to the iat upon
jthit order. I repeat what has-
1 L'ien said by the qenlletnap. :
(Mr. Hlair), that the blacks did :
1 tome to Cairo and into the camp j
,to sell prodiue, and on their re-
turn communicated the situ ation :
.. .. 1
ol onr army. '1 hey did this at !
I'atJucah, aUo, and at other eaiup.
These f u ts 1 know and every
inan in tne army mere can sun-
.1 .1 1
st ihtiafe what I say. 1 snt onU.
of these spies myself to Generali, n- ... .1 .lM.i u.,j.r tu0 Ci'tire !
MeClernmd, who, I knov, h id ! 1 ' ' : .'
rev ealed the position of the camp ! control ot the undersigned. U e
v lie 11 we were surrounded by
! Mr. Loveyoy I do not c!cubt;heid ol tfie lit ol aunmer one
'.the facts .-ited by my colleague, j w,Jt.viv new?oaners. The em-1
i hut I k now this.'th it the conenr ! " " . .
rent testimony of Generals Line, j
i'rentiss and Pope, and other 'n-
erals, is in contravention of the;. ., . n ,ir ., ,iMJto the contrary notwith,t lading
statement that these blacks , Iie lvll' l th,s ljut ) S,:. And be it further en-
should he excluded from the lines
"eneral principles tro. I would!
like to ak my colleague wh at
he did with the nou'o who betray-
cd Im...'
A l,.r n--. A,?.,,, mk itpi I
oath to him. (Laughter.)
Mr. Uonke; He was sent to
and ouestioned hv lion. MeCler- !
1 J '
nmu, lujui uov wa.u iur-
I I . I "A I . . I f.
ther was done with him, and
7
I 1 a a t I . I I
u in oo iiiii. i7 iwwiv .mi 4 noli.
ii i,i i -f . t t i r r a i in r n i rth n o,
fl at.tf f.fll.. I fiwi 1)1.1 I.t.'. 'lllnn
AI III, ' I I 1 1 1 I I I 14 . .S - IM iw II"
4- ; ,i i i
tion to these negroes, and devwt -
ed it more to the present condi-
of the country, he would do a
great deal better, and mie'it help
? l ii ,Ä 1-
to bring tlu war to a speedier
conclusion, f Liugliter, and cries
of "gooil, good, v from members. J
P n, ,i i .j. , ,
Mr. Hlur; I hive already stat-
rt,!,.,! I.iilti.r nd ...;! l,.,ln!k"ftS '
i i . i i it ii i. . t i
; ed wmu iieaerai nine a; ioia
line was the ohiect of tin; order,
lie fuilher told me tint he in
ii . i . . t i .1. i. : . .
tended to use the slaves it he
could do so with advanti to the
cn.iutry: tint he intended, when-
of the country under the protec-! j".f. ' ''sl"K,''i' )ur lus l,".r,-v
i.- c I. Uilleü aiul 'Mitule.l. A ire, il, strovmr
tion ol our arms. It is very cer- , ,, ,. , .
..!. i ir ii i i ahait :j. ,IHia,)'0 , v,ath ul nro-Mitv, i re -
tain tint General Hilled, meant! .... x ,-
. l i .ij'iiii'.'i, lilliep-ii.eMollii.ii.cii. 1
to say the lines cf his camp, a'nd , . Il.,im'cill ililv , XIrU.j , iisourb
to confine the order to his campt. .,, ., il('lv .,".,., t lokUv
alone. It is lor the House to
say whether that is a proper or
improper ord'U' to exclude fu
gitive slaves or any other miau
' thoried person from the camp
i I am authorizeil by General I lal-
Tei k that this was whit he meant
' by the order, (ienral I lalle, k
j inwer ordered any slaves l
'driven out of the lines who had
lied to iIpmii from t;a-ir masters.
! Ou the contrary, he ordered thej
it. Ihsorderhad r'ere:ne o:dv
to tho-e amps on the outpos.
Where the army stol iu Vro,.t
cd' the unemv it was nece-sirv to !
lorli d the egress and ingros to!
the-e camps, i think, therefore,!
Mr. Julian frep.l of Ind. I
deirv to make a single statement,
i This resolution relates to .he pob
icy adopted by Gen. Halle. k iu
of Col. Brown, of the JOth In
diaai regiment. She accompa -
; aiea tae regiment 10 r oriress
ff,..,. l.;..l. l..r .-..-.r Ij-,p,.
- i j ii 4-
jng, demanded her restoration.
This Cel. Brown refused to com-
plv .vita. At.; Tu-Miou iva ir.ai! ;
. . i . .....i.iii. i . .
tli pait cd C.n-.vs lonknu io a ;
ch ani;? of th ;t j licV-
Air. lilur 1 in. er qusit- 1,0:1.1.., juusuituon oi iae (
h r :nav iX- doa, I laue wtiat
tue i'rcv.tJct t s to 1.. m l-im :
;ai ldo-atioa of tin- poliey. and he
T1IK JOUJtAL-
-
H. r. !M(a;sf : : : : r.DIToK.
; ,', .
WINUikst liU:
Thurstliv. - - - Der. im isi. 1
4 S 0 2 .
Horn and alter the hist d iy ol
muary. 180J, the Joccnai. will t
shall tr.ahe nil necessary improve-
... ... 1
meats to place the Journal at the j
barrassiaeats arising from the war j
'excitement has operated veryioftlie Lnited bt ites,or any btafe,
all other local p ipers. hut we
, 0 , . . . :
P'e a,e ü U),1,J ,,,UiL 11,1,11 !
(convinced of not only the duty, j
Lut the i.nprt.i.icc of sn-tViiiiiy !
1
,a paper at home, from which tlry
! mrV rct the hone as 'well as the
- . . , n
"'"-'K" " 1 ' '
MHnhfll iiiiiv; ll' III. I Mill
con-
I'lidon e tint every hudahle object,
t
! .... ..a .. ft.
jW1n ijC .s-jcccssiui 11 10IIJVVCU
- i i i i i .i i . i i . , . i
1 . , , ... I
honest y and with energy, and
( - oJ
with this belief we have under-
L . m flI1ii;f,lf:n!1 nr,10 TM!MJ.
1 , r"" " i-'.a... i - m-- ,P , ,
vit believin" th it we can do Ucl tn ,kl'-,1V1, i'"-'1! V, e think that the 1 ea hers and
nal, aeiicviu in u vvc can uo il(.!(fc. t) I.(.IM..lll i:uii;,i, ,..,uU, in .
both patrons and otirself good. tin- P.-m.u ivt-e St.ne cWt-mioa oa tie-, frie.ui - o. hdueatio i in We - lriv -
rp .. . , r, tlw J ,M,U? mxu . , , ;er, and in adjoining Townships-
I I he political department Ol tlie The c..iii...!ttte was ai-.o nti-J an iv- ' . J n , , '
1 1 I. . 14 uko mi ht (i eiive a -neat deal of
..... - II t 1 n .. '..-,!
;papei vviu i.-l- nmuuuai, u.s im
i,,,!',, i... P. I."" 1)ik(:s- U.n
i ' - '
All w n .'is!: i vonr ceaerous
J v
Ummort. h. (i. DVXLS.
j Y(Mi wil, ,;,, tll0 i,u.M,.t;l.,t twä r
coh-m-h in the hcui.jn which U
liln il in thi pI' r
b:i-!sUia, if iiewMi.it.er OCCo.inU ni e to
'. . , ....
tic t rnl t ra IM'-, t oi iiuaior Im v n-e o t!.e
iirrta of yi ton iiml Sli-U il, und t.,,k ol
1114I4 a ' i In- j'. vtil it. WehiVe:iH y, t
In) V-Uon Hut m'iiM'. sJ,,. in tv tlili kt
,...Un.n r, hut she oll i.e ;'""v
i 'w.i!a l,!il,J u,uv ' Iu
l
Confi3CntIon Cill.
We publish to-day the Contis-
-cation bill tntro lu en into (.on -
,f.(iv, ,y Mr H;n dum of Ohio
7, ,. , V " ,; ' .1 . '
I roui all the indications tin, we
.,
, tl1 ts :,s t,J pr-perty sh 11
dispo.- ed oi.
Mr. Bingham's Conflsca-
tion Dill.
! A v;lu I r-r-'t? öl :
in i i r.-.ih' 'ili'i ii. i 1...U I' ia r
iiiiJ.Cut nri!vi rsutlh u i.i.ii.-t tin
t'niti i M.tt,s.
Be it euictnl by t!je Senate and
of the Unhed States, r r shall aid
'or aUt stall rebellion, U the
propeny, moneys, mocks, creaus,
; ri a!' r t,. J, iur.,.:. nr nr.
i i I I , n rrf ',i,o
sons are h?reby declueel forfeited
to the Government of the United
States ai.il tli? sum- arc l.ercliv :
iure sru.i coaaeumed in the .
IJi-t-Kt Court of the United :
amount, or in admiralty in any! Or.Ure.l, Tim tl r.-orgs of tl.l,
district in w hie h the same m 'v r-tsvi- u;.a Lo ; uhü.!..-1 ia tl.o h-.Mw.x
! .0 sei.vd, or i ato v.hicli the s une Stu-Smi-n ! an 1 , :u !, of the r..:, r, it,
1. I. .. II. .11.1. .,.. I . . ... . .. t . . 1 f . If... 1-
inty l" tiUenand prou-ed:n-s ;
iaiim-M. ,
M:c .. .nd he it iurther cn
acted, That the Altoracy-Ucner-l 1
or any district Attorney of the!
j United States in which slid prop.
!e,t' (.)r (,,Jt,cts nay at t:.e time he,
I may institute the proceedings of
i ondemnation, and in sue h ease
t'uy shall he wholly for the heu-
, eiit of the United JStates ; or a iy
1"-rsÖ4' ,na 1110 311 lnlormation
with such Attorney, in which
ease the proceedings slnll he for
the use of such informer and the
Uniu.tj Sta(cs jn
Sj:c. I. And le it further eu-
att-,, u ('vory Jrson who
shall en-:;e in or abet siuh re-
belhon 1 as aforesaid, sh ill forfeit
all cUim wlncfi such person may
nave 10 ins service or lalior ol
any ghvti or
1 .... .1 1 .
1 or slaves 01 sucti person sliall be
aiul are ,irM'c!j' declared lieemen,
land forever relieved from such
servitude, any thing ia the law
acted, Th it no person shall he ar
. ....
rnct., I or coro. iwl.irfwl i ft, (ritivf.
r( tl (l or UIIt 'Udertd as a lugitive
slave upon the order of any per-
son III the inillt'.ry or nival SCiV
ice of the United States.
.,, v ,11(crali,.
ik.iu.)i,wi i,.m.iii
(Jaiiil.U.a, i;.iinty nmocraoc
.Met tin-,' .
lu,-,.i,t t, aetll f.r.i mm chivmi-
... I4 . ...
,,, 1 , , . ,. ,
Wi:.!-!:.-.-;.!-' on ö.iturd.iv. th." 7di .Liv oi
11
'f-c
linier, l i i.
. .. -i
..
in ,au!,, Milf.H Hint i cno-i i:
I
I'n-;.!..t J..!i.i P..!ii S. vnt.rv.
(I;, ,..!,.,:, f Dr. .lf,o.tult, th,. .'!.!
rv- iiutkm aü'puv!.-
. i:.lv,.l. Tint a conuaane of on,
I ' r.-ui , ich f n-1, in U , , t , . I t. m -
t IT '1.
Oa in itionuf the II 'in. Jtrcmi di ':.ia'.i,
the I'nll .r. iii' ri-'nlnö1"! w.i ii lnjited
......
.'".'
'. s.'!ii ii. That .1 toi-raUte ol t .e 1
t r'.t'C'Miitr.i t ilr i!t r .'.;. mum : rie
i
! oi the n r.u-s of the cm.v. nti.ii.
'I he ennu iiUte a;ip iiiti .I eu.i.-t' 1 of,
. ., . . ...
t,;e 1 .!-vii.' '-i:t ::, a: J i ' S-aiah,
H,,,,.It, ;v,a. p. pj, a'j.Hj h C.
K 1
! nn ).H. - limit.
i , .
f C'.i.tuc't ins Juhn b. u.ij.j., A. 1.
i ... i .... t ! i.i
: 1 '," l"ul)' ' L' Iltii,J,K'k-
and Ilk h i rd Joht ..
I On n.'Uion of Ju lc ?mith, the ri p'irt
1 h$ u ii k .' I i ; .1 ' 1 11 ! y eoiifiartil in, imd ihr
j ul.itve ;i ml iura u ere iijiiointol iltlcr.UrH
Ui l r-inlia-. i-iit 1 I,'.tt e t, rej'l t sent
, . '
! l.ili(hlj h c ejtitv in ihr M lie (...iiveiitieii
i uei , ;u inaiaa.ii ua ou ll.c - la oi
! J.it.'l.irv l.et.
I . 11 .1.1!. ! .1 ..
Ju lriaith, r.m the CMM-ra.. ,
:l t.,.,M)a tt,lU.h ,w
j :,.h..n,l i.y the e..t,ve,,f.o., ,i,iioW,:
i 7 ;u. p, , M ,v ll( :l!ti. ... 1. (.t,1tlv
t j,. , m,..., ,, a,,, ( ;l vs. ,., tVa 0 ol
j ih. ir i. -wn m,.i n l n 1 m th-,.. tine - of
" 1 " 1:11 ! l" l',wul -"' try,
I Ä,i"1''1 t!" Vi Uy' u"','i:'u'
. A''"ir'"'' u T1;Jl wt', l,U ,lt!",, 1
' , u .UH l,.i.e i.- ii, n,ti. i4 t-.
.ai .d .-a., a i,, .1 .e .1.
-j. ?,, p, 5iJ , ,h..
'H'W.W , a v ''111 T'l.t! -ou;
I in in -e t j I t ,i i I. ,; m ,1, ; l,.t t-
j- i. , . a tn, t a. ;.i th
: a. "i:, a f, ,., ;t..,j ... ,
...fi.i.iii.-..i.i.......i.ii..
i(.- : i.i. . t.ii; ! i,s i.,;., :i ,iv:t a
in a :.; i.s : i n irn.h n . .-t -n-; ;...
I I.t li J ;i , 1. . ,i-4.- 1".; ii I'! f ;, i, . to hi i
! or ,f,., i ' ..-.sCt.a; a Li.b- tvi ... ir
1 I i.i i . r i i' i it, 'i ' i i-i t .
i- i' . v cm .i .ti e t- t .'-
r.--4ti-.. . ; t.' t. rr:t-.r' ,f onr t'i i-.a;
i..i r m.'m h h'.vr the I,., vi. -nth a,
ci a
r AU-sia; j i an 1 i: n.tUt '-.vti-
i ic.tloa fi.ni -n l
toil i -a'n-jics in the M.mce of our
X vu"ic our
t!.ir-, e ,i, , :r ., cw, n i oju u- rfrtar.
ed to th' i h ;rar.-. f.imhit . and fi if
I -.-.t we Urt v ?:.Jorse the tourc i!fctr, will a-mc l'icr . ut'o.
(lf iv. m a.a Lmoin in rofusin-to ra-.ke J .im Nur r.-a't.
a.i; n.. e-.:;.:; a r.r nr:J coninby ita1 Tko'j. I.. tt. c't.
?:titute . j.'t-f rr-t.R - ..: r.- .
nie cnvmti...n the apintoja cn-
tr.d V-:whu-v t,r the ouuty.
ua ui i.on . u n
J-l,i c,M4:,l u 'l1""'
l,) 1 ' -v
- .
Mtt.r. nr.r, iyimhm.
Jt!i . Pit an. 5 1 1 r,N .
HUNTSVILLE LOCALS.
Ttmrdnv. : : : : nT-n:fr im
urv'At this writing, ve are. as
usii.il at this seison of the yar in !
tiie midst of an iaterminalahle sea i
of mud : the "bottom is out," and
. . j 1
we may expect muuuy roans ami 1
mud everywhere henceforth till '
Summer.
Ol-r Schools Aoain. Our j
S(fio.)ls, as far as heard from, are .
1
prospering. There are com- j
plaint ; of being crowded in some ;
localities. As far us our know! - .
ede extends the schools are fuller i
. A
this whiter than common. There
seems ta Le a prolnbiiity th it . Atlki,ilif
wi," hnv ,Mip:C0UETRY PRODUCE
lands lor school purpoM's, heace ,
.
fhe crowded state Ol OUt Si llOGIS.
,
e are rather proud ol tbe
1 1 V . t v,..,, t. ;, .
schools in W'stnver 1 ownstap,
,
and le?l conftdent lint, lor cret
anJ !i-i,.lii., if net lor aJvau. -
' '
1 1 i""
jment, will compete succesffully
...Jil, tlif sr ho'ds of aiiv o'h'l' 'I'd
u Uli nie sc no. )is ot anv o.a. i i p.
i.i the County. And we attri! i;te
i 1 ri 11 1 . . . .1
i miuh ol 'their well ding to tl
, ,. ii ir-
i pruT"1' ol oar 1 ni i'f. .Mr. ii. iv .
r : l ! . O,. . ,,,, llt
.1 l 1 I I 1 . If l .4v T'lli" iiil Ii1!!!!!,,'
,. ,.
Will lc IdlunUone wilhin Ins cii-
p ieity wiiich will tend hi enham e
i i iIitclVst
... ... .
I
1 b tit fit from a ''eihers Con.'er i
i '
euce or Association. ht their!
ine.fings be hld in different p'ul
of the Towash'p. and th"ir o!jvt
' , . , . ,-
, I e tlie advau enent of du. abo.i-
I
Utr, , f , , 1 - .1 1 1 - ih in iin , 1 ur 1 111UI..1,,
i:vn i ins. i or sons wanting , ti, ,: 1,1 .!,m ( tlnrten- tu.t.fif! thit
any thingin the I'm. el' dry good 'r",M' w',n Ht,,;:, 'v.1'"'
J n .. . i.ivolinv I I :u of k ik Hurt. lue h t 1 1 ,
can I e aecomiiKHl ited at Wi lliaui , w dl hi- iiih!. a at Win, 1,. m. r. in ioi.i.
r I . 1' 11 , .1 1 1 1 u ii I v , oil the Ii rl Moief.it in Abioh, A
hambs; lor, regardless ol the pr. , , .! r,iu tü , ,vnr tJtU
cuniary deaith, he bison hitid a j'. iriioi.i iil Le ,ti..!oid in in
vaneil as.-eitment ot a.-dul arti-! Joai n. rn.r.t.Birit,
u,, ti,,t t.,, ,-.,,ii.. vciiy .,,. , ,V;-:.,,-V;r;!;.r..t,:Tk ,:-c-
;ua,n,tli.v... (.'ill r;,rly,lliU; ,,NlI!AV Mll):. ' " '
you may get from lay nkvv stock ! I j
. , 1 , 1 c :,:T.!i'N P !, hv .lohn Vv. Prrftmn, on
.Jvou willfind Iii reatly to ae.on.
il ' 1 . .'
.... , I r
d ite ami willing to do the bur
thi 1;'.
Coi.i.iN-t Ilorsi:. Now that '
, , . I .
th" weather is incle.aeat, the wej.
ry traveler, as night begins to uu-
Jlh.ue. Ihe proprietor m iv ab
jwlv. ,(,lua a,1( ,V;j:l
' to minister to the Viutt of the
tr i.'.sient.'
J; tat fail to give
him a call wlrn you visit our
j . , . . . .
: tow U, a nd 1 1 VOU i! 1,1 t liad Jolm
4 t - ,,, , .... a.
Agriculturi;! lectins;.
1". r i a t t. I ' . ! ! t. ri .,1 t ,r
),;, Mi'i. ; s ul ! 1. i.i-; ..n a'ri-
' eu'f'.rd m iitv im I ia W it, '-! r mil
i c,lh-l ta.i-r hv t'.e Vn.nA, a . !
; t,r,.Kee I It 1 to tlie hctios, of . Üh im l-r
t,. .t..u',r,.' . .r. m it:, the l-dia. in t-
: tv. c.,nr., Muüro. a. Dc.-s KriiiL.
j "oS n.tit.g , .j t.r,! t,
'nut u, Vinctu!r oa th !,; sauriir
in Df iaht r. w hfii thetienlv fltltJ of-
i " " "
.VfEU GOODS!
ISKW GOODS!
UAVINi: rtTvCIIASKD the UkV of
(I !..Jn f.r.nriy oiicJ by K.J Tutmar,
ii.J ;n!uti! t!;trt a VVU. A011T
Ml'NT i i v rry tLin in .cur lice, e
ar now o.Tirit'sr
KAh
t a!, t
RARE INDUCEMENTS!
', 1. VI tiitr.it: .f l!ie
dl ;is n:. (,i!i(rslio uuv fivur with
V.T. IIAVi: NOW, a-..! tiptiHuk ip
L O N S i A N i I. V () IIA . 1 !
A YVU. AS.-OKTMUNT OY
j j j j () ( ) ) S
: hoots a .n l) slloiis,
HATS AND CAPS.
Q : 2" ' s - W A ll V. ,
'
c; roc i;u 1 ES
( 1 A LL K I N U S , KTC
COAL OIL
s
if Ii. AI. 1
or FUi i:ura qI'amty,
At GEEATLY "EDUCED Prices
1 ttti 111 rtf,:i: for ..hhN. ttlib
ncxer o lui ,1.
'
'. Tiiaikl'i! fur i'.t-t k i 1 . i 1 1 1 while j
,
1 i.iiii in ll. IIi'U!', 11 iii ile jou tocjil
' iA .rt. lH in (iur Jlt A ,,,itv.
j :- , .l.W ...r
fc
( , n-. 1 , .......
! " i'"i ..
11 iM 71111 li ' !; " I,I,,rr' S1,,,,,,
. H.t( rnli., s :ir ,. ,)(1 ,)oill . mt
m,.i..Vs j, u .'r s.eo-.
' J I.W.1.1 Ifi.if.l.
P.i . l'. I 1.
I T. A T-I T1"?T? fl
c HAiYiPior;,
p . -
ft
, ,
i.nANa:, no
I 1 A4.. I. 1
kü, pmkai i a -tint pait,-n. (
i""''' -f
( 1 1 nM l (N l' 'l
' "
I-ir'TING PAKLor
; f t iu.iukj rv, fc
j1 , ;4 'v y J:"? .
Iur, . to t.. . ;ai.'. 1U le toifi'-titi-
L u i..- a
CCITT iM SIOVl. Si"''".
iDi'TOM.s stovi; hit dir..
s: Tif or India i .
i lll'.M V OT It ANDOI.PJI.
Ir. th I aat'olpli riii ail Court,
S,m if; '1 ri.i, 1 (,:.
.M r li hi i .!
C'll;i''".lll:t
-.
! t ! ei IV.i! eisen ) I'm.
nr.
Th- il. ft n.h 1 t in lir - Vv im a f; d thit
t! . I.1 1 i.t i.t Ii 1.1 th'i d v ' I Iu r ri.it.
; ' ci t ia tli, Imve c.v n ciM (fin',
'.. th r etil th" .liha ' i ot 1 liC-. ti 1 .
1 a . 1! j r -ii, haw itiir t' ,t vi 'nl I Ii n.Jt n t
.. , v, 1.. ...it.. t.. .
-;' "ho ..; ;w,i,.r. PCi, rtr..
' " t, ""'l p:.
. 1 1 . I ..... 1 .... I . 1 1 . 1 1 r
I ULI H-.-i 111,11', 11,1! nil ll".ll W:l ti)
('.. U. y-i. i, ti,nid,t m. to the phi,,
j'.li t. ; :n.,l wh.tr .!J o a tlir Ii fiJ
111 "J i ..'' hih; ii'j.i ! nt 11 .lolliri
1. U ; ' I ,,. . . 1 I . 11 ... 1 .
' hr ' 1 - -1 i.iii(j,j.
... "i.iM.iii .
, i,r. r, ir,j. ilink.
s, n , a .Ul,i shounlir iti
' ,,.rr,;,t,rI,i
' - -:. -r ( . ."-r-.ii-n VlLfl-faau
i Jh.), it J;. JU. ,1.
Joiiv 15. Oo tir!(ii
p"-. i"1. i;i. fok u. o!
SI I KIM IT'S .SA hhT "
T',V ir:-: ( mi ".-ruta.n f w
t .t-I in ! i'.- i;.,t....!j , ( ,. hi,,u j.,,
. i-t. i in .-vi-.- ,., a,. , lllf. (ltnri
r:i VV I., -M-r. J,,,i,.:(,. j, c-ulll,
I : ... i n. . s. i 1',;im 1
1 Ith day ot Januiry 18)!,
. l 1 I M .r.OI 1 Ii I'. it 8 ,. ,.,A A
'.' W j.. .,. f at! .ly, f..U. ior fal
'-:-.-U.t--.l ,u IC..J..1 it,.!., t- it.
l J" I l" ! the amli
' vf L, in t-jwiif!
I north ol K -tn r la-irtrrri -st, cunirafn
. H-kut. t ttt? ui r J,
; in:. P), PCI. rffVp. Lh'.f lu'c.
-
VV uou.d t-irticularlv caa l.iP attrn-
lien ot our reJ.rj to a remrdf known
Mchci.'s Sf-enc-rhc,en? c-riiat at
pv-o i Paritj. r.

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