The compiler. (Gettysburg, Pa.) 1857-1866, March 16, 1863, Image 1

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The Con-Mn is published every Monday
morning, by Hunt J. Sauna. at $1 75 per
animal}! paid strictly IN unset—s 2 00
per tnnum if not‘paid in udiance. No
nubsaiption disoontijnugd, unless st the
option of the publisher, dntil all mange:
are paid. , ‘ "
Anitangunrs imerted at theusnul rates.
“Joli menxa done with neatneu and
dispatch. '
OFFICE in South Baltimore strqet,‘directly
opposite Wamplers,’ Tinning Establishment
-"Couru.n. Pmsnsu Omcr." on the sign.
New Goods g—Large Stock lg
ERCHANT TAILORING. ‘ ._
BI JACOBS @330. :2
Inn e 111 at. rcprived fromL-de cities a large stock
of gotdn for’ Gentlemen's‘wunr, embracing a.
vanely of .
GLUTHS, -
1 , CASSIV‘ERES, ‘ ‘
VESTTNGS,
('nreinets. Jeans, km, with mgny othtr goods
{or spring and summer wear. ~
They are yrepnfi‘d to make up gnrmenfn at
the shortest ranting, and in the VPry best man
ner. \The Fadinonngre regularly received, and
Nothing made in uny desired style. Thvy n.l
- mmkoa neat fiti, whilsttbeir sewing is sure
0 he‘snhstnnzia!
Thty ask :1 cqntinnnnr‘e of the public'n [139
tronsge, TChOIVEd by goodwork’ and‘ modern-e
chm-germ earn it.
d Gettysburg, April 7, 1862 i
Rgstaurant. ‘ '~
IKE thnhlmrsburg Street. l‘nntauragt, (re-
T rently Eckenrmlu‘s,) is 119 w ctmdncged by
the undersigned. (DYSTERS are done upin
nll u'yles; mum) cmuxss. BEEF TONGUE,
TRIPE, BUILEB HUGS, and L nice glass of
ALE. can a: ulhimes he had. .
l (‘ALLgINX Thu Saloon hub been re-pninlcd
and fitted up in fim- stlvln. - ‘ -
.' ‘ , BULLIXUER J; DAUGHSR.
thtysburg, Nun’s, law. I ‘
‘ Lancaster Book Bindery.
EORGE WHNT, ‘
. [may BINDER
AND‘ 3mm 3230:; \um 'nrtrm-n,
'1 ‘ ‘ I..\.\'(‘A.s'l‘x-;n, P 3.
”Mn and Omnmrnml Binding of every ,de
scriptiou,cxm-uwdl_n we most substantinl and
approved styles. ‘ "I '
J ; RH‘HIPSL‘RS. ‘ “
E.W%. Brown, fi‘q.Y Ihrmr-rn Hank nannmmcr. 1
\V. L. PQIpL-rflLCI . Immuslr-r County Bgnk
Hmnpel Sho¢~k,(}‘l-t;.. (‘ulnmlpiJ‘liauk
Snmhtl Wagner. Hugu'Yof‘k Hunk. I
William Waiywr, lll—q . York County Bank.
7‘. l). (‘n'rgunl E~q.. H.lnk nf (icuys'hurg. 2
Peter Martin. E~q.}l’rnllx'y nflmlnczster 00.. Pa.‘
Gun (3. Huwghoru, l‘lqu, Register " “ 1
Gen: Whitsn‘n. Hamiliuurdvr “. ”
April 15, wn.‘ = .
intended tn muster into the service a th
grand nrnly lny conscription, We give it
7 full as it tin-ml lmlli hounds 0f Congrcssu
”""R;€rg'figégfign —7—_ received the Pus’itlontial sanction?
XPECTEI) Iv(il‘lTTYSlll"lttizsfireryhmly “ . A) 501‘ ‘ _ 1
E be "plop mul. 'l‘lw nmli-raigm-xl 'u'nnlil 1'0? enrolling and calling out the 54th
.mnsl town-[fully imiu“ tln- attention. of the l. , ‘ WWW“ and for 0‘1"” Purim-‘3‘:
‘i-iliu'n: nt' tl:-it)}~ilnxrg and its \it inily tn Mll “313 m“, Thorn now exists‘in Ih}; ['nii
null H ”Hi"? In” 5"“ "'1““"-d 5’0""; "r gmmh.‘ Shilf‘fi‘l‘lll in~ni'r(-ctinn'untl rebellion n-lui
in [la lmi just rr-tnrntal t'rnvn'lhe’ tity With as ll"? ""1110,in thereof. and.it in” unllor I
“win." “Tmrtmflu‘l “’ gum!" '" '1" 1”” “5 3'o" Constitution ot‘l‘he ,Uniti-(l State's. the (h
Willlind in (Within-31in} .ntiu-r ton—n. , “fa”, govmnnwnt to suppress imnrreclj
% “mm" Ml”— "—-‘l”' “m" t” ,"“H “"f’ with"? and rebi‘lli.,ii, to guarantee to each Mutt
no vtvooll‘n m urf‘f. .f'lirnnnl >tiirt~,!vtii: Lninm- llepuhllcun form '“f t-ovrl'nmont. “my
let-7“ Duh-n l ll'lhl-‘lt‘l \bi“ nnil'nll lllofil‘ nll'P ‘ ' l 41.53! ' . 'l'i _ . 1“
little: fixth-s fur lllt‘ tui‘i-t 'in‘ thr- an ruf-x menn “[5 I)" l.“ “ml“! ‘3 ' ..‘
7 . . -‘ . - . Ir .1 For tl on l-wh nur macs" :1 mxln
llrubhcs. t‘nmbt and l'erfnnu-HN. all Qi’ulurh 1“ rm ' . l ‘ ‘ l .1. ‘ , i
mm lli'e‘lmvl M ,\«., 11 L rtilht oppmite lliellunl.. fo‘rcc IS inilixli(.ii<:ihle, to rm.“- npsgl sup”
~l.’mul~nu-n.. fl “um h, ,2.,,,_ H (Li M”; is Iwuwh all porsunumght \ulllngl ',to cull
llié ill". 1' to 135-147”: l 94min] t'llt’:|:l(‘>’ nn'lfir- l butt): AN" 'F/‘t‘rfls, .\0 $9OllOO 0‘ ‘l b 0 “1
i-lrtlliiig 34, [1... 3mg ~ .1, Mlln'u = ; Hvorwhlrk', prnisewm'tliyund lion nahlotlian that \v‘h
l‘indnr-sliirb, lll"l“’l‘l~ oft“L kinds. lung and, h rrnflorfnl for tht: mmntennnrw nl
sli'ort‘ Stoplxlngi trunk: in we inf. tn 7:. u-nh it Notwtilntlnnntirl I'nmn.nml tlmmmequ
Il"lll.. .\‘lylllii-re. :i’ rt“ runny-k: 10 you: 11. (l. prewrvntion oft'rt-e government; lht‘l'Pll
1 .erlM is [lll- plm-e tn got thus:- gum! limb" [‘Bl‘(flat/r4l(lVMt‘Ah‘t'llflh'all/[IIINIiu’OI’Ia’t
fikln'flnuntlms. .\rmv_ .\“m‘lt-i. nll liimls of Army .m'ulallt'i‘s (3/: (In: l'm'ed' Slit/e3 «y’- .lmnrmli
Kniv s nnul. lit-.u'j linivm : aim knitr. fork and (,‘zmyrcssluxnnb’ifl, That. all able-b ili. (1m!
'spno. ~nll in our: the rcgnlnr zirmv slllrl~ :tn'l ('itizoni of Hip l'nitPrl Statm, millpprwi
l'l’M‘lers- “WM": "JPN “'l"ll‘""§“"’l-‘ “f "11 ol’lineign lllllllJVl’lO klmll Lave doclal-wlil
Linn? : SanM-I'M 11-E‘u I‘nrr lms a: line an "my, ”n. 1,. intention (U hegume oil|24ln< l
maxilltinnnt ut Sniwkin": Tn‘mu-cn and Pine! are (1“. and m yut‘sunncenf we law: ”Wang
)I'llllllll .t'llfi'NP In.» an: lplnL‘é. rill-"Al”; 'l‘uhnr- between thi- “ti-vs uf UNS‘IUY 9“,; l‘hrty
<o Mild I irnr~ ul'nll “mils and prrcm. . ‘ your". ““12““ 3‘ hereinafter “(69"qu ‘
qr ‘l‘rlllfy’ ,11“r'1tl“"“.{imf'mw ',r.",', “H lz‘3—f‘3 ('f In rehy dwinrcdtlo commute tlm natm
‘1” II": ("m-elm“ l'f‘t'l'm‘ ‘ ”fraud. ”a 11... for 9:, and shall he lltlllle to norf'orm n
V’lne r~ir. nll ltllllt’l‘ Ul "‘l‘H'j; rung». .11l kll‘tl4 of -j , l ‘7 ,3 .l'l 1 r 1 "4'
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' , t - , \rn n callcll .out uy the Prestdent lUl‘ t
Lamina, bit-l n \ul) linivuwlnc ns~ortniont oi [Ul‘pnfiv‘ _ ' .i ‘
l’cil'v n:tr?c:. Now 1’: tr: txnw. - (‘umt- nub, ' ‘ ' ~ . , t
(I°.an nll. unvl 2,”. ”,4 1 m“. llnn‘t l'urzt‘t lhu , .\EC.- 2. -/lm( In it furl/Hr Tunnel, That
ri'lmiri. \o. 111:, ill rl‘fl. Yul-k mm, omumte (””0“““5' persons he, ““1 they nre mi“:
(”flank u. 1,; (.‘Altlt,.AgLnt. ‘oxcr-pted and exempt lrom the; [-lovtsl
310'“ 1;_ Iw}. - ~ ' 3 _ -ol' this net, and shall not be liable in n
, a - ’ + "-‘ ‘ " :tnry duty under tlm same, to~wit : Suvl
1 Town PI'ODGI'JY A i are react-tad a 4 pliysicnily'oi' mentally 11
KT PRTVA" it 5 XML—'l":unninrsiuned ofd ViZH'A‘LlI.‘ service: nléo. first. the Nice I’i'
, let's nt funnto .\nlt' lllc‘ l‘rl‘nl‘r‘):lll“'h'¢hll(li‘nt of (he Ulllied States, the juiflgf‘s Ol
lip méwrrsiui-Tl sizzintc in l.::_~t, \lulnlu- strlet, Various courts of the_UnltPtl 51mm,
‘wttrbmu- A" ""“”‘~' ‘T p“ '1 Wm“ nn H” “"I‘sl Z 11-‘zllln ofitlie van-mus executive (l .partm
"f“? ”ft “30“”? "‘3‘”? ”"‘l",l"‘i", "“ 4» tofthc governmont, and the vamvnnr
a”? ”l 3'3" ””1, ””11““ "l‘ ‘s‘“ ii’! ‘tho snvpml States: Second, thé only
r“ «tel-y KNIT“ “full”! .mfn‘l'ml. m'h' , .iablp to military dutyot’u u‘illnw dellf'nll
Pm‘k‘lfmmmgj fl “9 0' ELEM" :“ ”1:" pump m upon hil labor for support: Tllll'll,'llié a
It, in tile dz-nr, and '1 mm”) 01 fwm such in - . . . _
nmtlcq. ponrx‘. [mu-haw, nprico'ts. clit~rrie=, and son or ugt‘d or lrihrm plug": or parchh
grdpbs,nll the ma“ ““13”,. ‘ .t-cntlcnt uponrlnslnboriorsupport:. l‘nii
: . , ZAL'llAlllAll MYERS. l“here they are two or moms ns all“
‘ ' tt‘ A gar influx) parents L-ul-ject to jdr‘nitl
~s___.__ )jlgthm'xm- ii‘lic- be (lead, the n other
;9 not 'hioh son shall be exempt: Fl
,thc only brother of children not tn.
'yvurs old, having neither father no‘rmml
:(lci-emlent upon his- labor to sum
(Sixth: the fullirr of motherless (:jilldron
(l 9? twelve years ol age dope «lent n
l his' labor lor support: Seventh, wl
Jthere mesa father and soins in the s
l Lunily aml household. andltho hf them
{in the military service of t. (2 United St
1 us non-conunifiionod officers, nirsicians
' privntes, the residue of such unlily
Incuselwld, not exceeding two” shall he
'empt: And no persons but such as
l herein excepted shall be exempt: Provi
' ham-cw, il'hnt ho peuon who has been
:victed of any felony shall be enrolle
permitted to serve in acid forces.
l Sac. 3. And be it furl/m enacted, That.
Inational lorces of the‘ United‘Statc-s
i now inthe military service. enrlzlled up
i this act, shall be divided into tlwo clzu
the first ol which shallcomprise;all per
lsubject to do military duty btelweon
ages of twenty and thirty-five‘yéars,
all unmarried person‘s subject to no mili
duty übove the age of thirty-fivélaud' uh
the age of forty-five “the secomtclass s
comprise all other persons su ject to
military duty: and they shall hot, in
district. be called into~ the service of
United States until those of the first. c
shall have been called. l
SEC. 4. And be it further enacted, Thnt
greatér convenience in enrolling, cal
but. and organizing the national tomes,
for the tin-est of deserters and spies of
enemy, the United States shall: be divi
into districts, of which the ‘l)istric
Columbia shall constitute one, each 1
tory of tho United States Shall consti
one oimore, as.the President shall dir
and each wugmional district of the
spective Stem, bi fixed by alaw of theS
next precedin v the enrollment, shall
stitute one: firovidzd, That in States wl
have not. by their laws been divxdé‘d "
two or more congressional districts, ,
President 01 the United States shall di
the same into so many enrollment dial.
as he may deem fit and convenient.
48:035. And be it furthcr enacted, That
each of said distric there shall be appo
edty the Preside; provost marshal,
the rank, pay, an emoluments at a. cap
of cavalry, or an officer of said rank s
be detailed by the President, who shall
under the direction and subject to the
ders ofu. provost marshal general, appo
ed or detailed by the Presulent of
United’States, whose office shall'be at
seat of government. forming a separate
mu of the War Department, whose r
pay and emoluments' shall be those
colonel of cavalry. 2
SEC. 6. And be it further cnacttd; Th
shall be the duty of the provost ma
general, with the approval ol‘ the Secre
of War, to make rules and regulation
the government of his subordinates; to
nish him with the'nmes and residenc
all deserterg from the army, or any 0
had forces in; the get-13006! the U
dev. 12,1950
- .7‘Ready-made Clothmg. -
\‘l ENHGE .\RV‘HAD hm: now ;n[ up his in]!
(I and wim 1 Mock uf(‘!ol|:in~:. cons'hfing uf
lUv‘er'Ccth.‘ m grant variety, xexy L‘heukn;
’ Dre-5| (in L 2,- .
~ ‘ Burnew Cmna. ‘ a ,
: Silunkvy J's-c hat},
' l’uulnllmns, Vecu, .
Shim, Drawers, km, kc
A 1176? our own rnnnutlu Lurc. and done up in
the {cry 19:1 mammr, and will be sold very
cheap. {five- uk a CM],
Gettysburg. Nov: 3, 1862. ‘
i: I i «Piano Tuning.
> ‘ ROI-X BOWER, of Lillleslown. {Practical
PTiano Tuner, informs his fricuia and the
‘musical puhllc ‘in gene'ml, th.". he gives hii
aimeynot. otherwise Occupier], m Tuning and
i’le'pnixing Pianos, 1!! “moderate prices. Ha
promises entire antisfal‘lmn} or nu pay. Orders
received gt this qmcé. l,[Sepp 16, 1861.
Oers—O Yes—~O Yes.
HE undersigned would mm: respectfn])v
T announce to lhekpeople of t‘wm'qburz nm'l
ils‘vicinity. that he intends to continue b 12E
CRYING, in its various brainches,,lln\'in‘g t on
(In: License for that; purpnfc. Goods I..an u
commission and sold at asthdorMo—qhnrgos as
canJe expected. H. G. ‘I‘ARR.
"1' :1; at, Gettysburg. Dec 29, '62. .1711: _
Coopering.
OHQN CHRISMER is carrying on the Cooper;
9} ing businrss, in all its branches, in York
subtrGeClysburg. FLOUR BARRELS, in any
dean-pd quantity, made to order, at short. no
'fice, and at low profits. REPAIRING, of all
Alnqutendgd to. promptly and dummy.—
EVer'y efl‘arc will be made to render nusfue
fion to customers.
poems. 1362» Gin‘
New Fall and Winter
u OOBSL—A. SCOTT & SON h": injure
Gfi nd no now selling as cheap $l5 the
ofienpest afg'ood usog‘llpcnt of Dry Goods, con,-
sisling of Lsdies’ Dmss Goods. such ns‘ /‘
lorinoes, Cuber-gs, Delnines, Travelling Mix
uinmi, Alpaca“. to: Also—.ClOths, Cas
.. , "uimetes, Satineus, Over-comings, . ‘
" ' ' .Tyreeds, Jeau3,Flanuels,&c.,
u‘flfl'qhw’we invitg the attenfihn of buyers.—
ways]: is an examination beforg purchasing
cm as
USIOA}. IN§TRUMENTS.—VioIim, ‘Ac-
Meéor‘déofll, Fires, 5:6,, for file at ‘
.» ‘:. l , PICKING'S.
Arron? Rom, Com Starch, Rice-flour
___-.Gelstin, for sale at Dr. HORNER'S
{WSPRING GOODS—jun opened a: the
N.,m..smn of I: SPANGLER.
. WlDE—cc ‘ .
G 4,, 1 mn. HORNER’S Drug Sum.
:FWINSLOW'S SOOTHKNG SYRUP, for
mom” It 9:. R. HOMER’S Drug
L: Ln~ A
0 'a" [luv] I'.“ style! *I Hm Ind
a; . “W 9!- lonr th- must when
.‘ L 123; ‘1: ' ‘ B. filelLsEm.
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Br 11. J. STAHLE.
KM
4Stl Year_
W .\lrs. Barry Cornénll Wilson's “F”
well to Winter and Welqome to. Sufnmur"
benumul and nppropriuté n: this uehson of ‘
year. Who does not say with the 'poet :-.
' \Go! Winter, 20! . 4'
Th)- frou-n locks nnd lressel white,
And looks that. kindle not delight—y
And nrcuths 11ml chills the young hearts 31
And {gowns that make the tear-drép start,
So bliss, uo pleainrc, can impnm; v
. ‘ Go 2 Winter, go! I
“ (‘omel Summer, comé!‘ ,«
With genial skies and budding flown-rs, '
And bulmy guies,und frngmnt showers,
.\nd smiles uuit ciuthe the earth in flowers,
(‘umcl with thy bright and fairy Bum),
.\nd Scatter gludnoy‘ o'er the lqndi
Came! Summer, rome!
fl: 1. ‘ ‘l. .
As ”luv pun, woman and clfld m
erd Commonwmlth, and in qvery S:
uhdur the th-ml' Governmenb, is dw
interr-«ted in thiukct of Cnngrnsfi, xyhic
A. SCOTT 6c SON
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A ©EWLI©
States. including the militiaJ
(-d to him by_ the commandim
commnnicate to them all (are
Preanlout in reference tolca‘ll‘
national forces: to furnish lp
and instructions for enrolling a
to file and preserve copier of” l
liats; to requn'e stated I;
proccelliqgn‘on the part of 111‘ s‘
,to ahdiLa-11, ncgqums conn cl
service under his (lige’étioni n
sqch other duties as_ thou
prescribe in carrying out lb 1)
.lbis ac}. , - « w J
SEC. 7. And be it furlher :1
shall he the duty of flu} [m
,to arrest all deseltei‘a. “whe
lvnlunteers, militiamén.-‘
‘into thg service under th
hf Congrefis, wherever z
jand to send ghem mth
commanded" or; mxlnfftry
Mme End confine all s
who shal‘rithout unre
ME
.‘iverc to I. to cum
mmmnnding the depart;
may he arreitéd. to be t
lt-xi tencies of the SPIViC!
all filwful orders and reg
‘ mat. mgxxl al general. an
l’prescriberil by law, cone
' mont and calling into i
‘_ tionnl forcest.
1‘ 'SEC. 1"; Am] be ftfflrtllf e
' each of skid districts the e s
p: enrollmen L3O he compose
murslml. as president. I: d w
«nns, to be appointed -b tn
Che ‘Unitod Stat». 0116 fw m)
‘liconeetj practicing phys cin
2 SEC. 9. And be i: furlh
"shall he the duly oflhes
' ”I“ xli~lrict into sub-dist
411-1. if xhn'ywhall dPPI n
‘r‘nPdlng two, Without ll:
'rix'm'njtury (4'.me and‘ t‘
fora llm tenth day of 13
0110]] alternate yvnr (her
nfilcer for end: Huh-distill
‘lnim with prnpor Illfll)k\s|
:rwl lip ulmll unmellmtel)
nll rersom suL-iepl tn mr‘
N ‘ “In!"
..gy All \
“ Juiy thrl‘fllhkfl' bclWeen
, five‘yoms.
I Nut. 11. .4me it fury"
perwns thn» t-nmilul slI
twfii yams alter Hm fii_l
rroaglmg the enruliim-m
tlifi‘ nnlitury bvrvire oi '
ml to énntinup in sex-v.
fitlurin 21hr- wnr : ‘ani
wrvn a 5514:“ he plaé‘gd
in all \nmprrh. as vol
111-Men! rulmllion ; not, u
Mm u-fm of three Venn,
[my :lan bounty, u“ now:
gSi-‘C. 12. AM be it I]
wing-nWPIr it may hq me:
did nminnul threes for I'll
Presidrnt. 15 liereh‘j' nut I
gash diqi-ict tlié nu’ml
hirni~bed luy 'suid dlslr;
Llie enrolling bonrcl “sliu
llinlLof the President. nI
zquuirfd number. and i
addition, mul slmll nil
complete roll of the mI
so drawn, and of the DI
wore drawnfiso that kl
stand first. upon the said I
hwy stand second, u.n
perccms so drawn Shh“
same ‘within ten days I I
Lemonprimed noticert
ally or by leaving a copl
(If residence, requiring I
a designated rendezvou I
I In assigning to the dist ‘
' men to be furnished Lb
dent 31119.11 take into conl
ber of volunteers and n I
and-from the several 5“
disnicts am situated, nnl
Igorvice aince thé com
I present rebellion, and I‘
assignment as ,to equ.
among the districts ofl
‘ considering pnd allqwin
already furnished as {‘f'l
of their servicé. » II
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SEC. 13. And {as itfum
pergcn drafted and no
aforesaid, may, on or
for his: appearances, fur
substituté to take his. pl
he may pay to such pe
of War may authorize
sum.'not excoeding_tbr
as the Secretary may
procumtion of such- an
shall be fixed at n uhifo
order made at. the fun ‘
for any State or Terri!
such pErson so furnishi
paying the money, shrill
lurther liability under
person failing to report ,
notice. as herein prescri ‘
ing a substitute, or payi
therefor, shall be deemll
shall be arrested by t:
and sent to the near
trial by court martial, 3
showng that. be is n
duty. the board of enrol.__
him lifom the draft. i I ‘
SEC. 14. And be it furtler waded, That all
drafted persons shall, gm arriving at, the
rendezvous, be carelull inSpected by the'
surgenn of the boaid, wflo shallkuly report
‘to the. board the physncfil condition of each
one: and all persons drafted and claiming
exemption from military duty on account.
of disability. or any othuler cause, slmll pre~
sent their claims to bi eXem ted to the
board, whose decision 8 all be final.
SEC. 15. And be a fur! j enactcd, That any
surgeon charged Wllll t ‘e duly of such in
speclion who shall recei 'e “'0 any person
wlxomsoever any "momlb' or oillier Valuable
fixing, or agree, directly or indirectly, do
receive the same to‘his own r mother’s
use for making an impcrfect Ii speciion or
a false or incorrect r pom. r who ‘shall
willfully neglect to in e mfni hl‘ul impec
tion cad mo report. wind by a
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for
’ng
ml
he
!ed
mu
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‘ for
I ur-
RATH'Q AND
TYSBURG, 13A,, ‘
-i
‘1 on repoit
officers; to
ers‘of the
ng out. the
)per blank:
1 d drafting;
‘enrolime‘nt
urts' of u.“
" box-climates:
[-d with the
court martial. surf, om‘con I
be punisth by fine not exc
dred dollarsmor his than
and be imprisoned at. the d-i
court, and be cachieted and ‘
the service. ' I
$20.16. And Lei! [mm !
soon M the required numbe
men liable to do military (I
tninetl from the list, of tho
remainder shall lie aisclm
drafted persons r‘eporting ‘
rendezvous shall be mllowm I
from their places ¢f residen
gone di~chnrged at; the plac
shall he allowed traveling 'l.
of residence; and-all dipe
with the enrollment aixd 1
‘subsistenée while at [film r 9.
he paid from the nppr’nprinth
and ‘dmfnng, undér'suc‘h re
President of the ,HYnimd S
«tribe ; and all pkpen'es u
therarresc and [Minn of (10'
rPgiments, or st'xclx’ other rlul
vmt marshals/shill: be calle
form; shall he {mi from th-l
for arresting (Jeni-Mrs, unrl -
.tinns M the President of !h
shall luneicribe: l Prnwdel.
mat-shah shall in rinfcnso; rm
tion {qr transpnrlnlidn or fn l
terfi, but only for fpmge, Whl
etl lily the gnvernmmlit. togcli
éxpense: of mst:l-_:§-, I-tution = i
authorized IIV the‘péovnst nl
. SEC. 17. Am! In! {lfurl/m (nu.
person (-nrnllml will drnll
the provision: of {his act-w! ‘
im ncceptnhln >ui§~hituté, s
n-veivn from the. libzufinflen
lilioato of «liming? (I'Omfll
.élmll exempt hing frnm mil
ring’tbe time fonwhich hl
and ruch suthitut’o shall he 1
9mm: my and alhfiwflncl‘s 1"
11’; if ho had bean; migumll
the wrvice nl' tlw lhiitetl rll
A to perform
etideut may
ovisious of
[ld- ed, That it
‘ufu st. marghnls
lbr regulars,
‘p -ons called
a :y otht—r act
11 y be found.
'll est mi|jmry
‘ ; ’to detect,
If the enemy.
hl- delay, be
He genorui
‘ whicbthey
as soon as the
r 1;: to obey
In. of lepro
»c as may be
; the 6117011-
to of the na-
Or
so
RY
~ n
m
to or], That in
I be ti board
Hhe provost
r when: per
?resitlpnlv of
n shall be a
nd surgeonj.
lt‘d‘ That, it
rd to dllide
coma-mum
5 My, yin! o.x"
‘tingx' of the
t. ,On m: b»-
»xunnd in
x enmllin:
I; ,m furni~h
i xlnmxinn»:
: Id to onrnll
4 uty, noting
:' le-O. ngpq
". and thmr
L‘ we the tin-<t
the board
“3d into one
'erc
lid 1
'up m
we I
ultlr.
' SEC. 18. Alafln‘rqlin'l/mr cm
of the‘ vnhmlm rd aml nnh
service of (he lfnilml stall“:
in serve on:l year, 3111192: um
alter the expirntabn of thei
pf service. shall he entitled
filly dollars, oncvh'tli'nt‘ wh
Lulu" <u<~h rv—enl'trllnmzt, .‘l
-:lt the (-xpirutinn ql‘ th.» tr
nn‘nt. .\nll luch n: mnv n
for tiny yeah, 11 pick snm
alter the present §ernipl e.
receive. upon sum re~mli~
livc dullnw ol' the one h 1
lmunty lor enlmfiment .prr
'lilth section of HIP not a”
\geeond ul'ilulv. eighteen ll
tron-x a-nmlell “Ar: nvt g
t-rnpim’nwn‘t of vqlunfevrs (
ingt'rnl “VS and )vth c'ingi.
‘ SK. I’. ll ml 1m s‘ fart/u
whenever u irgiiiwm‘ol' \'l
mun- :irm. l'rum the’snme Stv
In nin- hall' 0! tin mnx.i'_nu
:vrlhml Irv Vlzm'. [Tm l’resnll‘
_tlw own-mlitlntiim ul' thencm
r. yup-31>: l'uzulnl. 'l‘huct
hmnml >i.ull erode-«l the nm‘
”-10“ riiuml by law. \Yllvn ‘
‘11..n i: made. Kim regiment
auxix-«luoetl in proportion t '
l" the numlu-r nipmn‘mniv
l 5:“. 2'). ‘lml bl “flirt/w
"n he 'nm'wr n regimi-nt i,» rmli
‘ minimum nutn|llenalluwwl h '
.~h 11l l)€‘_.1]‘.p(yllll(‘ll in a-uchi
ftlmsv necvrsnry tor the cox
irwluced uumlmr. '
l Srr. ‘ll. Am! 6: 1'! fui-(lwr m
.muuh nl llll' lll'lh s9otimt'ul‘
’etl seventccnili Jilly, eighte :
lstkly-twu. en‘litk-ll “An act
|nct culling l'or‘th {he nuiili
'Juws ol' the Uni-51);” and mi
'tlie approval ol'lljn l’r§~idv
,exccut :on the sentence ol‘th
lhe, and the sflrucii: herehy
in: relates to carryingaintn
,scntenco of any hourt marl
:pnr=on convirtml as 3‘2:ny or
mutiny or murder; null her 2
’in punishment. Oéllmsfi 01f
cnrrietl into execution upon
.the commanding general in
l SEC. 22. And 1:5 it 'filrtb
courts-martial shall have [)0
[Olficl‘ls who shall; absent (ll
I,their commnnds 3111 mm. lea
ted-to the ranks I. serve th
ring the war. . ,
| SEC. 23. And Legilfurihere
clolhes. urma. rmlfitary‘ontfit
.‘menla furnishediby the U
lany soldier, shall not hermit
changed, pledged. loaned,
,‘and no person not 1: soldier.
irized officer of thy United .
I possession of any (such clot
‘ lazy oulfits. or accoutremen
lal'presnid, which have been 1
l any such sale. harm. exc
'loan, or gift, shall have any
lintcrest therein. hut‘the an i
and tnkenvwhereyer found 1
the linited States, civil o
sh'nll thereupon be delivere
master, or qthcrofiicer autho
the same ; and the possessi
clothes. arms, military out.
ments by any perhon not a
lbf the United States, shall b
‘idence of such-i sale, bar
pledge, loan, or glftnn afar
Ste. 24. And is it furl/l
every person not’ subject
5 articles of war who shall pr
lorattempt to procure or e
l in the service ofth’e United S
lor who shall harbor, conce
ployment to a des'erter, or
lot aid in carrying him away
{to be such; or who shall pu
l soldier his arms, equipmen
iunifnrm. clothing. or and pa
:any captain or oommwdin
ship or vessel, or any en
‘1 conducto of any railroad.
- public eofiveyance. carrying
lsoldier as one of his cre
3 knowing him to have deser
‘ fuse to‘deliver him up to t
commanding ofiieer, shall.
i viction, be fined-lat the dis
I court having cogrlfiannce of t
{sum not exceeding five h
and shall be imprfiaonod not.
years nor less than six mon’ .
I SEC. 25. And I»: Itfurtlur acted, That if
any person shall resist‘any d [I of men en
rolled under this 2"“ into tl service of the
United States. 0: shall cou sel or aid any
person to resist any such dr ft; or shall as-'
sank. or obstruct. tny officer In making such
draft, or in the wrformancé of any service
in relation thereto; or sh l counsel any
person to assault 'or obstru any such offi
oer, or shall counsel any d fted men not
’ happen atthe place of ram ezvons, or will
fully dissuade Hagan from 6 performance
.vyr,
F t
”0‘
or
“Immittnd In
( n or “-11:11?
. he snmv m
lOlFledalHl
I: lllLu Ham;
1 unherinl on
y currbednig
'r /:.v‘4'x‘.s. That
7 ‘(Nl‘l‘lhnl' L"
10-
w 1'!
ho
'U‘
nod \uzhm
me 41;:me
~ Hun-lumhle.
’ 41, 7'11"“. lim
‘1 be m ule
xlv vmbmvo
u 'l|‘~[‘llln_\' M
l' and 11-11)!-
DEE
c (I]. That :1”
5 sulujoct. for
I AM} m?-
(‘u In] mm
)iI'I-t Stan”,
r Ihr 9 yeah.
1] cu 10d intu
:- nwfuonn-z,
';r c a
'll“ N
l I}. \'
‘5 timing lim
‘? ,(chdd):
J n 2 migmgcc
I-E
d by law
[IL ( awful, Thu!
mm ry tn) cull‘npt.
Il|i_t my serviqe. the
lon ed to nssxgn to
Er of men to be
It; 111 theneupnn
11, u dt {Una three-
Ink n irnftvol'xhe
lty :e cen um in
Ike an em t and
l as of the crsons
iler in which they
Ie st 4 mwn may
I 01), I): the second
. so 0 . And the
v fled of the
. by 3‘fl'l‘l-fr
be:
It
ed person
'- last. place
'IE
1 m 4
no appear at
A?” for duty.
h: ‘nu'mber of
x . the Presi
xt-i n the num
‘ f rnished by
uteg which said
’ cts
F redo
.ide a
.I* mi-
F iod oftheir~
flank of the
~ make said
6 numbers
, eral stator,
ne numbers
-. d~the lime
1I , That any
‘- ' appear as
‘- day fixed
ac
. acceptable
e draft ; or
’6 figment-y
Lo eonve it, such
‘9 eri red dollars)
‘ In no. for the
. which sum
-y a general
-ring a draft
.: thereupon
rpbstitutemr
:ischarged {rqm
,mft. And any
,- dqe service of
without furni=h~
l 5 rg‘quired sum‘
desener, and
| ~
statue,
:11 rate
of 9rde
y ; 2am
I: “29 81
I ‘ (
E
_"ovos¢ marshsl
militury post. for
1115;. upon proper
liable‘ to military
mam. shall relieve
fl-
“TEETH Is xlcnn‘n'n Wl'
mmu‘w mgjmmu‘ _ ;
L Pizvau."
l 1 ONDAY, MAR- 16, Lag}.
“'7“. ““1"?“ "”'
of military duh as requiredb Yaw, such
person shall bw subject to sum‘mry nrre'a‘t
by the provosfi muraha}, and sbail~be forth
with delivered to‘ the civil nutiiioritea, 'and.
upon ,convictiiyn thereof, be punizhml by
a fine pot .oxc‘eeding five hundred doll‘rm,
or by imprisonment 'npt; P’xizeedin‘; two
years, nr‘by both of said punishments.
SEC. 26. And be it furl/zer enacted. That,
immédiately uifter the passigei of this act,
the President ishnll iskue his pgoclnmzuion
declaring thatmil soldiers now fbsenhfi'om
their regim_en'ts without leave ,may return
within a time specifiéd lo subh place or
plaées a: he. n‘iny indicate in hit proclama
tion, and be restored to thei ’ respective
regiments without punishment ‘except the
forteimre of their pay and nllo ances dur
ing their ahaénce; and ail do erters who
«hall not returini iivithin the tim so specified
by the President shall; upon being arrested,
be punished :1; the law provide“
3! c: 27. AMI [)8 it furl/Er mac!
po‘iitioiu of wiitnekps raiding};
liln'itn of Stutof 'l‘vrritn'ry or dim
military courts shall be nvrlerw to Sit, may
be taken in cases not capital by: ghm- party,
and read in evidence; providu the sumo
'iction thnreof,
! ding fivo huns‘
{we hundred,
§ retion of the
l ismxssed from
:v arlrrl. That §§
of able-bodied
lty shgll be db
:e drafted. the‘
get}. And all
‘t. the place of
traveling pay’
:9 : and all per-
I= of rondnzvous
iy to the plnées
(‘9‘ connorted
nrnft, including
I dozvout, shall
ln forenmlling
lulnziom as the
late: shall pre
unnecmd with
erters to tlwir
ice as the pro~
I‘V upon in per
- appropriation
I-r smell regula-
Umted States
I The pmvmt
5 five comtfium
'fuol and mum'-
11 not furnish
ger with actual
; y, & clerk hire
I-rslm‘l general.
lota]. Thn’t any
I acmrrl‘nngto’
n slgnll lurni~h
mll thereupon
ollment :1 car
ll: draft. whit‘h
snury duty «lu:
was drnhml '.
quillml to the
nvidwl by In“)
1 drafted into
shall be taken upon reasonable I‘OUCG to the
opposiro party, and dulv autlm floated:
SEC." 28. Ar:§(6ei(r'urrlmr mach. That'the
judge advocate shull have powo to appoint
a. reporter, ~whose duly it plmll $0 to record
the proceudinms' ofnnd toslimon ’ taken be
fore lmlumy f’murts, instead ~ thejudge
advocate: zynrlisuch roportr-rma takedown
such prnccddiixgs and testimon in thofirea
instance in ‘shnrlhnnd. The reporter shall
be sworn or affirmed faithfullygito perform
his duty before muoring upon' at.
SEC. ‘29:}11144 ’l5 it fun/IN mac; ’l,‘ That the
court sh’nll, fir. reazonqble on. so, grant ln
conti‘nuarmo r, either for quell ime and :1:
often as shall appear to he ju 2 I’ravid/vl.
'l'lii'ut'if them-inner he in close nfinemvnt
thctxiul shall nnt be delayed : r a'pexiod
longer than sixty (luvs. ~
Stu. 30. Am! I». Itfurtlmr «hm If], Thntin
fluid. of war, in=urrectinn or tel) “inn. mur- ‘
dPr: a snult. and battery with. I" intent. to‘
kill. lJzin-shughtor. m-thmn. \ minding It)"
s'lmoti 1;; onstahlnuu with ainjn‘ nt £ol:an
mit, rape, and larceny. shull~ b puai-zlmblo‘g
by [lic- m-nfmtoe of a genpml c "tr-martial.
nr lillilital-y clmmix~iom when committed‘
1m =p§wr=mi~z w 10 movin‘tlre mil any M-rviqe
of tho L'nLtml States, and mlnju‘ t to tho ar
lirlefi of war: 'nntl the punisllmiln'hf'm such
nlfi‘urw Kha'll hover he‘lasq ‘tli n thake in-,
flmturl by the laws 01 the Sung, Territory”
nr'diatrict inmhich they mu' :lmve been.
pnmmittml. I ‘ . . ,
Sm. Ill.',»l J I"; itfilrlhnnbrl ‘ Tlmtnny
olfiom- nlmmtlt‘rnm duty with l vO. excopt‘l
l‘nr SICkIIQ~i r. \vnumle, shall, during dd‘i
absence, receive hulkol'the pa nnLlull‘oiv-l
{mum y-rosdri God-by law, min more: and
any why-:1; a 350 m. without lug (1 shall.‘ in l
mltliti/m to ll 9 ]ienullied prmc I had bv law ‘
or n—rnurr r‘nn tin], forfeit till 3* y or allawn
am‘d durin‘g .«hch ahsenm. A I
3 .SEC. 32. ,z‘lull Ls lll‘wrlfivr marl . Thai the I
.cqm 11-A:.ll(‘i\ of ,t'vgimontc. :mtl mum-it“! in 1
«the #elgl :n-‘e‘lmrphyauthori/md ‘ ml empnw-.
vrcclLlo gin-ml: fut-laughs for n [)q'iorl not ex
c'eeuémg thirty thy: at) Any m‘ngé ime in five
par centmu «3f the nonmommig iimctl otli;
cu'ispiml prlvltes,for gnml co ’luct, in {he
lme bf:ln*yu&y..‘nnd subject to ie approval.
rrf the mmmnnvlflmf tlw for a of whir'h
Siicanr>n-cnnlmissioned ojliéers'f ud privates
tom) :1 part. ‘ '
Mic, 3",..,Ar.vi Le a”! furl/m mm id. Tint the
Wraith-m of the L'nitqd Stat " is hemhy
uutltori/etl nnll empoiverovl. luring the
' piefient rébr‘llmn. to call forth Ellie national
tum-(1:. _b,_v draft, in the munnergflovided for
in [his nut. ' , H
.‘Snt'. 34. A mite it furl/151' ma ' r’, Thnt gill
permm drafted under the Ti: oviwinns of
this 'acl. ~hnll he nesignrd bv ‘tl Prvsident
to military ditty in such “Willi regiments.
or other but '(‘hos of the service as the exi
genaios nf’th} service may ruq like. L
SéC. '3'». n 4 1m ‘l'! further ‘ aclm'. Thnlt
hereafter demils to'speciul s”ch shall on
ly he madc‘with the onnsentfof the com
fymyling olliger of force: in ll}? fiplnl ;‘ and
‘enllhvd men‘ now or herenf't .. (letnxlml to
‘ special sorvitie. shall not‘ unveil-’lO any oxtn
I pay; for stichl cervicvs Beyond l’lhut allowed
i td'other entitled men. I:4_ '
9 ml, Tlmtsur‘ll
'iu now in. the
'3‘ may xxx-enlist
wr dlbclmrgod,
prefimt' [Prm
to n llélmty of
(‘ll tn llm paid
Mel [lu‘llulnfil‘o
n nl'xlo-rnlixt
( nlla! tn \l‘rVC
or Illaglmrmnl.
lhtnleht, slmll
nwnt. ‘lwranly
nhlrmlj dollars
vitl‘efl my 'tbe
rhvpgl h‘only
mlrml ; ml :ix
gunlmt‘i/P (he
pvl ‘in ,mlf‘orp—l
"11A(‘€lrnlle”v.n‘
‘ yluzmd, Tililt‘!
luntéérs of 'tlw'
mu i 4 rr-xlucgrl
IL minflgrr prm‘
‘11! {pay «liner.
.19 :.n lesjof such
In company so
‘imum Immhcr:
1101; ‘c mmiivlm
II hihcurl‘ >hn'l .
111 w reduction ‘
malarial, That‘
“Bod b low the i
'lu\\';‘nF)nt‘fi.-m's
pinwml bvxrmll
mzm‘d; of auch
mHefl. ‘lThu sq
he gut uppov
ujmuglrml . ml
tn‘nl‘nén an ‘
*to ext-ome he
'th. ‘és requ‘xos
l tqpmry ipfo.
- (mug-r max-uh",
or-ehél'od, gm far
exeb’utioq the
:11 Against any
eiquer; nrof
nftersentem-N:
'n‘aeé, mny b 9.
he hppmvul or
baffle-.16. ,1
tfifpltd, Thu;
er 0 sentt‘nct‘
1 m elven from
c. p' be reduc
éy' rsordur-
Illa}. That the
.gn‘daccoutre—
ilo3} States to
E barter-ed, ex
«r gfa'on away ;
‘or (luly autho
m‘teb; who hm;
i es, hrmi, mili
s. filirniched as
thelsuhjocte of
:mhge, Madge,
rig t. title, or
e m’lybe-eiz'ed
y arty officer of
military, and
Son jaunt-ter
’ ize :6 receive
1:1 qf tiny such
'. s. qr q‘ccoutre
idigar br oficer
.. primaglacie 8%.
' e’r, ¢ exohange,
uid‘, ? ‘
, enhclcd, That,
th¢ rules and
- mg or entice,
tied}. a soldier
L wet to deqert;
l. qr‘givo em
:rry =hi'm avuy.
' kn’owing him
. base from any
, ammuuifiou.
1. thereof; and"
officer of any
Tintendedl ‘or
or 'any other
way any such
or otherwise,
, Of shall re-
Sec. 3'3. .Xyzrl be itl'urtlicr cnacfiglri, That. genl
‘eral‘eidcrs nt‘ the war departm’ t. number
ed (tie lnundi‘ed and éixly-twn,‘ n‘reicrence
toe listments from the volun are into the
re vula‘r sel vitae, be. and the s to are here:
I: rescimledrp and berenlter o'such en
li Inents sluill be allowed. :3
sc. ‘37. A")! bail/unher- ena ‘ d.‘ That the
gr'a-lps created in the cavalry ‘_ orces of the
United: States by- section elev oftlie'nct.
approved seventeenth Jul.e~ hteen lum
dred and sixty-two. and for w? ich no rate
of comfiensntion has been p vided.simll
be paid as 'follows. to wit : ‘ Regimental
commimu‘y the same as regi ental qunr
ter‘master: chief trii ‘peter {lB same‘ as
chief: bugler; the sangdler a!“ rgcnut the
shine as regimental commiss {y sergeant;
compfiny 'commis‘snry sergennfitlie flame no
companyqunrltermnster’sserg ‘ t: Provide/1‘
Thin the grade of supernurfgil-ary second
lieutenant, and two tmmstggs for each
company. and one chief f'nn-ig? and blaeE
smith fore-sch re vixflent. as allilwed by said
section of that nfi, e. and thé; are hereby
abolished: and each cav'flry cfimpany may
have two trumpetermto be {Wit} as buglers;
and each regiment shall have 4 rue veterina
ry surgeon, with the rank of 19-, regimental
sergeant-major, whose compe' tion shall
be seventy-five dollars per mom. ‘
Sm. 38. And be ilfurl/Mr ena. £11.: That all
persons who. in time of war a of rebellion
against the supreme authority 20th: United
Statesgahall be found lurkin r-actirig as
spies in or about. any of the itifications,
postsV qmrters, or encampqu 2.5 of any of
the armies ,of the United S tea, or else
where, shulL lye triable by a Eneral court
martial or military g‘omtr‘nissiog, and shall,
u nconvictiion, an ur eath -
P° ..-. -* .3;—
GEN. CAMERON IN DA? LUCK.
The tide of fortune. upon vfixich for ma
nyqenrs General Cameron wagiborne along
to political honors and financfil successes,
seems :9 have turned against ’iim with his
late return from iris-sin. Heflreturnetl lo
make sure of unotlner election,“ to the Uni
ted fiestas Somme, [and failed. .A'ext he lo
aes‘ his mission to’St. Pelersb v, and Gen
eral Cassius 11. Clay is restart-axe it. Next
if are told thut General Uu’meron is to
had a negro brigade; but. thfi negroa do
not appear to be lortli-comzng'a’l Lastly. we
are inlormed‘. from “'ashmgwfn, mat “the
«ax-Secretary of War. Simun (finial-on, was
robbed at his hotel iillg‘mornfhg (Tuesday
135!) of eVerything in his roomy,” and that.
“all the private papers he in“ wig.” {um
were taken by the thief.” {Q ' '"m
time, with these warninggfoi Gen :11
to go home, turn philoqdpha! ml phila ,
thro isncultiv'ue hi . . md’pre “5
tutti. kingdomofmrg’. Y. : A:
r. orddn ofhiq
1 pon legal con
} retina 9! any
‘ a same, In any
ndred dolhrs,
[exceeding two
5.
1 Two DOLLARS .M mu.
I=l9
MEETING OF COLORED CITIZENS.
An enthu-in-tic meeting of our colored
citizens wns hold. :1 fpw evenings since. in
the cellar of G. \‘u'nshmgzton Jefferson,
'North' qtréet. They were czflfed ingether
bythesummons ofnninfluentititcommittee,
For the purpme of con‘sidering‘ the. pmposi
tion of mismg acolored regime/in in Massa
chusetts‘. ‘ ‘1
~ 1 Cmsari Augustus Crow. Esq" was invilefi
“’0 the‘ chair, and Julius EEnminondas
1’ Toney via; réquestcd to hm. afi;'ecretary'.—
‘ liipon taking flue chair, Mr. Crow opened
1‘ he mefting wnh‘ the following eloquent
rbmark ‘. ‘ -
.‘ ‘ “Fellhh Citizens ,tmd Cullcr'd~ Bred‘ren :
3 “'9 is ’sembled In (1950 yore'spnciuq balls
I 051 a most mnmonternus ’cnsion. ’Boliion
'7 has played hoh wid die vere dumtry. 90 «inc
, white folks is allfikqerudandhmw dey m“:
{on m in «we «In na’tinn. lirodrr‘n. ii \Jje
f élml to (lo it? [Vuimx—‘Wo inm !' and v -
iclforong clme!!.] Yea.’ fellnh»citizcm., Ea:
.lkc-nty-five tmwm’ niggvl‘s inm'e’n thrée
' hund’d ‘tnusnn' white’ men ? dat’s de‘ quen
tion! fl \'uice-—' Dry - I.x 3' mill rencw‘ed
Hump: on tho cellnr finch] Dam bpin’ yer
‘Jsgnpme‘pts. Mr. Tonoy'll Néasn rend {he
frevolulipns what's been draw-hi up.”
3 ‘. Mr. (iii-aw 3‘“ down upon a lynxrcflmidst
'a stormiof checxs'pcculmrly Africhn.
I. That de
oyond the
fit in whwh
; Thp socx-etm-y then rgugl {he‘follpwing
resolutiqznnz ’ . 1A
‘ 1. “’llerenshowJookin' hack troude vista
, of disw r, we don’t seg‘nmhm’oncoumgin’.
:and lodskin' throu’.de retrospeck ahead.
' things 10ka wun’n ever; resolved: Hum:
think an! to he dpno! : L ‘
l 322 Rsséhed, whitq folks: haint done
nblhin’g ~ ‘ . ‘
‘3. Rajsoived, iLtnkos cnflgred fulks to do
slh‘nlhitfl'. . '
[4. Kw‘solvofl, how‘s it gwihe M be done?
I's. liqsfflv» I. dat's do questibn!‘ ‘
,The Ye‘solutipns having beam rpad, ,thore
1m" .1. rent rmh‘fnrjlm floaty. p d gentle
rqen handing upon the elongatefi hulls nf’
e ch 01 nor, thm‘e Wm no li-ule cnnl'nrinn
air] nuncry. Order being at length restor
e , Porppvy Cole, Esq” was qccugniwd ‘by
Hie—b reh . i '
_f)fr. $Ol9 rnmnrked : ,“Jl'gr. Chem-mart},
Ildon'ti‘ know ’bout dis ‘yete Img. Fus
placo,‘ fnre ‘w.e licks de Stuff. I wants
(6 know 'what u'c's got to (16‘) ’bout. it? I
némi a ftmy in de Corn'rr todgdor (lay ’lmut.
srfimeAvfime felluh nskin’ n dullcrud Igcm
ngnn if. he didn't mean to, “lift, Says 415
caller-ed gomman, says In», ‘ Lipnk ‘you here,
white manudul ynh ever 90¢; two dogwa
fiumin’ over a. bone ‘3" WugL'while may
’lgwedju’: had’. , ' Berry we“, says de cul
leied gémmnn. ‘dirl do bone fight ?’
Nowyfden, Mi:s'r Clwerm'nn on dé barrel
ydnder; any mils us dis‘s a war for lxberty
—-for td get dam niggcrs our. Sauf free.—
Wel], Who axed 'ém to do it? Nigger out
Soufdié'lu't. He’s l\ettnrefi'zjfore dun he u
now. k icken’. ’bout atwelen, twn armies IBM
a kutclliu’ it all ’round'. Cullered gommen
hale nude .\urf dxdn’t n'x ’dnx. (Pose we
wnnL‘z ( em dxrw niggers' cirklntin’. round
here :1 nken' business out n' our'lmndsf—
Is we g vine to slmve for six Céhli nn’ black
boots 1 r‘m‘o centafike (Icy can? No 531),
nOl. B y sentiments is. dat if while folké
11ml wngtyd. liH culler’gl people and niggers
imgl axed ’em to fight 'bqut ’qm, Ilem
woul‘l’q't befn no fighting, no “my! Guv’-
PM“ A mlrvw can't come it over (he Chile.—
‘Lt' he‘Waan admner. I'll givefiim one. like
Mr. Hayden dill. ’Cuuac _l ain't; prom} ; but.
he run"; a gwme to get. my shouldor hehmd
a mqumz If he, kiss: it 1111 day long. No
51th an’ what’s rum-e]. w/nre m‘d‘gor: dun’lwaut
m-‘no anz'n we team 01 5:)! Dis yere coun
try‘ll he suler to let, (In while folk: fight it
out, an’ to lut (le cullcr'd gdmmon stay tq
hdmc nn’ min_d dvre own business I"
'l'he Lweecp'of Mr. Cole hid'éuch a con
vincipjg'vm-ct upon the assemhly, ”fat the
efl'ortspf Présidcnt Crow, who was the only
darkey in the crowd wlm 'hnd received a
five’ dqlflar bill from the Governor, \wre to
tally inefiectual l'c‘u' ,thc pi'eserVation ,cf
order.i The barrel upon which he had
mouuc‘ed was kicked lrom'under hi’m, but
as he fortunately ’alighteu upon His head,
he sustained no persons}! injury..so that he
was mm prwented from .ful'fxlfing his en
gagemem to mko ten with his Excellgncy
on the tolioning evening. . Hi 3 Import of
the pro‘ceedmgfi of the meeting willljarcbn
hly be published at. the q’xfiense oftha
State. unless it may be deemed inc-xpedient.
as not com'porting wjth the pubhc welfare.
1 -4- - r——-‘o-o—~wh——-- '
Bela Press. FIZZ Speech and Fm: cha in Ken:
luckyg-L-Col. Gilbert. at, the head of a Regi
ment of men. who were enlisted nn pre
tense rfvindicnhng the law.” and enfoyc‘mg
the rule of the Conslitution as noticed else
wlhere, provente-i the assemblage ol’a Dem
ncmlig Convention, at Frankllurt, Kentucky,
Bl". this is not all. _l-Ie advised the persons
who sbught to hold the meeiing. that. they
would noc_be permitted tnjvote for their
candidates if they nominatgd them ; and
that {van if such candidates 'were elected,
they wnultl not. be permitted to’exe‘rcise
their oflim-a. A ' ‘
_l_Lhiuu come to this : Th t p chuckle-fiery
7(L‘kf‘tflonelu-fn‘r Colonelsl’are often, a car
and contempliblechucklellea‘dn—diclutes to
the Amnrimn people whom they shall 18-
semble, who they shall who for and who
shall hold ofl'lce. , ,
The name dgspotic mlejimeW maturing
{gr enforcement: in Ohi'o. {Let every free<
men bewnrnod in time; :u'ul let gavel-y pa
triot raise his hand to anvien, and swear
to consign thq State to desqblm’ion; father
than ton doom so ignoble find so wretche’d.
‘ We'wi" havé the le‘gal dud Constitution
al rights of freeman in tho, or V! will
know the reason why. ’ "It may cost reas
ure, and it may cost‘ blood.’;' Be it .
Better this, than the stufior and de a
non of degpotisrfi. Ardusefitéemen o eve
ry namé. andof every belitf! Assemble
in publicmeeting. peaceah’ly and in confor
mity with lath, and AISBI'(.yOuf ancient
privileges. The night of' Detpotism in elm
sing darkly upbu you. “fluke L Amuse!
or e forever fallen !”—'l/gai Gazettes.
fi‘Tbe Wayne coupgy -(O.) Democrat
gives the following extract from a. private
letter rece-ived in Wooster,‘oflio: ‘
“Oh! that our friends at home would go
to work and settle this unholy rebellion.
$111014! CAN NEVER BE SETTLE!) BY
’B3. , ~ - ‘ '
Yours truly,‘ J. H. Dowxnm."
Captaih wanmg. befone he went. into
the.army, was In extrelbe‘radical. 3nd
called 11l Democrats whuf entertained hi:
present opinions “traitotafl Time .94
experience have opened his eyes. I
”The sentence of the cog". martial in
-- case of Geri. McKJmu-y is dismissal
~ '11; the service; We are-not told why}
~ :4. 519110 with Mrs: Grim-Icy sud other;
“‘9“de in‘tho spoil;
r" ' "37;:
m ABOLX'I'ION OM] :
Thirty yarn o the Abolitionllu’pvd
their cord-J's» anion .vith alst‘nloilm. —r
For sixteen years, ray-1 Wendell him”. "I
taught ngninat this Union, beennse it talented
11-very.” Garrison nnd Smith nnd Abbe, Kal
ley and Fred Douglass all have fought openly
ngninlt the Union with slitveholderl. One Itep
often nnother. steadily, pcraevcringly, have '
there deutructives pursued their course. A!
iisit they were despised and mobbed. But 6.
nnlly the pulpit cnught up the cry—"no union
with sluvoholden." (‘hurches "paroled—’—
Self-conceited christian» teiused to sit It the
name communion table to [mrtllie oftho emblem
of the Hood of the Swim, with christian mem
bers who owned slaves. The ‘religions unti. ‘
meut ofthe country Will divided. and Aboli
tionism united. Their infernnl <work wu
then bdf accomplished. Religion book. and
tracts could not be printed in book house: own
ed in comm'on by slave and non-clueholden—o
the religious business transnctionl were Juno
tiered. Thenn fiendish yell of triumphant ex
ultntion went up from the Abolition clump.—
The work, nlrendy hnlfdone, was steadily pinb—
r-d into politic-id pnrtiu, nnd the Republican
party was orgnniuii on the “one idea” doc
trine. an "ifl'cillfhilbll‘ conflict" between tho
North and South. The triumph ofthilkpcrjy
Wu! hailed withfurther dnmonttntionl of joy
by tho s.imc mud net. 3 “ho had so long defied
the ( onstitution, runl worked it) break it down.
“ it in it great step in ndvuncer" said Philip.
I fought the Union 'with ‘ohtvcholders, said hi.‘
"I sustain the Union now, _b¢cause it WII’I
upon slurcholdera—it will no lii‘itgcr hen Union
with them.” He feels that he :1“ triumphed.
Grccly, the lender of the innate: thov put ten
year- or more,'it is quitn evident, now feolt~
that the Abolition card of thirty year: no hp
n-un at lust—”no union with slavoboldcn."
The words. printed In his no paper law no
room to .do’uht that he in ready 1' a lapnntlon "
ofithc free from the s|:ch State . '
Sad indeed it is for the Cain and the peo
plr, that the warning! of the I cmocracythnvo
not been heeded upon this sum Abolition cm.
undo against the Uuiuu.—llurl_l%rd Tim".
No_ 2.3.
|
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‘W ‘0... V."
How To Mum I'smu Mn. A genflenln
who Mt n portion of our; mm ,just south of’
Lexington, a few days ago., snyi‘ that the Union
troops'are lmvi‘fiz “A high oid time" in thin; re- -
94”": Tht-re is no fighting gqing on in that
part. OFKemuvky, and the time is filled upju‘,
making arrests oz'persans supported of being in
sympathy with the rebels. Tthe‘ persona arc.»
tried by military courts, nnd‘th‘e wuyjunticd H’
dispensed is a caution to Kubsns or Arknnul.
, Those who furnished foruge r provilion to
John Morgan—m ghosu whu hu not the power ‘
to‘ resist his taking mum—me v: usidergd‘nym- ,
fialhizera, 11nd punin'ed or im riéoned, II lb.
mun shall dcndfi. :Thc mud~ s openndi .uf
these drum-head courts in us t'ulilows: ‘__
‘ A tumor in tho ncighlmlhoul is suspected'[
nfldialnyully, and is brought. up tnqdifi'g before =~
lh‘emlmury couft imd all his ni rats are cglled~
nswitncssesfio wenrugninst 1h ”muster! Th!
following scoxm will explain all these grand ‘
dxrpcnamiuna ofjustim‘: ‘1
Colonel (acting'na judge)——Cl‘fl'ec,do you be»
low: to thisumnu? (pointing to his mama)
Cufl'ee—l docs, yer honor. ‘ * ' ‘ .
Colonel—Did your master furplgh John Hal‘-
zn'n forage for his hu'rsea and lubslnence for .
his mm ? I ~ 1
Cuifce—flon't sposc X understand yon, Mu
sa ('olpuot. , ,‘ ‘1
‘(Trflnnvl—Did he furnish Jnhn‘ Morgan ’9!!!”
{or hii harms and aomnthinglq 6:“. for hil man?
:Cnfl‘ce—l understand dlu, yerfhonor. Mam.
John Mm‘gnn he cum to de plannntion one day,
rgnd he says‘ to Mnssa, “Look hére. old felloir,
my horses and men n‘re hungnyfl must. If"
something fordcm Ln rat. Dawn no uqe in
foolin’~—shc-H out your'lmy nndporn, nntl your
bread mu] bncun. I will. [my [on in ’fcdc‘mlo
mpncy.” - j . -
Colonel-Well, Cum-c, wlmt, did your m'nuer
say In llxat'fi . .‘
quffeef‘Snyl Why golly,Mnssn Colonel, he
‘didn't \vnnt'no 'futiernte money—didn't tlnk It
vms worth a damn, no how; and said he didn’s
ha‘v mér’n enough to feed h‘is own hot-n and
himself and. his njggerm: g
Coloncl~Whut huppcfmd thch, Cufl'ee?
Cufl'ce—Duu Maw: thn Morgan, he t'elh bl.
sugers to get down .ofi' der miners ’and help
ddrsclves, and dry did. , ‘ ‘
L'ulunrl—DM )nur mrstcr mnko any reflu
mice to their m'L-ing the’se things farther-ulna
Mid horses? , ' ‘ - ,
(Juana-#310,116 didn't fight 'gm. Dm mu
:1. hnrnqu of stem gori‘lua, us we culldem, wid
nlt sons 01 shoutinl fixins, nnfl ‘ Mona had but
due old gun, and drphnd no lotk. ’Spec‘t old
Mlyssn had boo mhch sense for dm. .
‘A 'Coloncl—isyuurmuste’t u [o3'qu citizenfiufo
fee? ’ j ’
:1“ (‘ufl'ce—Spcc I don't unders‘ nd It
C'olonL-11. s“ ’0“, I.“
‘ Colonril—l men'n,’ was he a. Uniommln o: I.
:L'cosfiouisl '! . . ‘ v
E (‘uflee—Oh dal's‘. Well, dis chile doen" .
Rpow tor saniu. When do goyinas was here,
day rob him, and do]; do was I; Linkem'mlni
and when (10 Linkem soggrs cum, day. ro’b him
100 r—den l'spcc lie is for rl4l ad‘pr aide. '
.Coloncl—Thrfimn is pililly.‘ Cnpulnppnt:
him in the gum-« 1 house till he‘ c‘nu be taken in
charge by the Proms! Marehnl.‘ Thin coon-ll
ndjournéd for me present. “ L , '
This is the way vhg Union mqn or Kenmeky .
n’re bxtdgered nhoutr—M the‘metcy of tro'u- x
mm, and it iQ many bind fof‘thcni to know
which one treat: me? yfinb We‘re-ten bmh
uréi- ‘ ;
1 All ' ’11“! mim'of petty op-‘
l. . accounts say that a 53-51... ,1 petty op«
pleasion bus been ma'ugumml ih their raid".
1 We hope a good .Lu-ount will {lg kept 0! than
who employ negrn \x Hum-tea inl Ke‘lcky Ind
elaowluwe. A duv of reckoning WI“ mrdy
come'for these poluicul Coluuelß.—lndiampolil
Smimcl. ' l ' ‘
' “WHO ARE DISLOYAL" .
‘ Some Abolition gahblera m is flirpa'nt
in the use of the terms loyia and dis oyAl,
as if American citizfna were the subjects
yet of some soveteiun King f‘by the grace
of God.” or some Emperor or autocrat—
I)o these men know whdt they talk 369 m?
~Nouh Webstei‘ in hit unabridged dictionary
5a s: ‘ i
t )iMSLOYALTY,—thflt of fidelity loj' sover~
eign: violation of alli‘giance or duty 1.07 n
prince or aovereignfiutbority. ' ‘ ,
' Now“ the l'uunrlution rinciple of our
system of government is tam. the lOVBI’Ei‘I
authority nests in the motile—the poop 0
too' of each State. 155' this Union is 1 union'
nt‘b‘nrss. The man‘eiected to the Preli
dency, or to any other poaitigm, is the more
agent of the people who are sovereign.—
The Cdnstitution ix the chart laid down by
the sovereign authority to guide the Prom“
dént and all others placed in office. If‘
those holding nflico ncsuine powers not. con
ferred by the Constitution, and the People.
the real sovereigns, refuse to sanction and
approve—which are “disloyal 7"~Aro not
the “dislbynl” thou who. prove false to
their oaths, fuithlesr and peifldious M the
sovereign. authority ‘And disloyal to tho
Constitution of tlmixicountryf
in short, to sum it all up, in our country
the Government is nmde for the People,
and not the People for the Governmenkgi-
Allentown Democrat. ' ,
Gen. Neal Dow..——our readers are we“ no
quainted with th‘ga name of Neal Dow, the
author of the Mnihn liquo; law. No. 10!
late has become ambhiuus of figuring in
the “soger line,” nqd being oncoi‘Linmln's
“fast" friends, Hm latter made him 0, Brig
adier and sent hini to New Orlennx. where
be distinguished himself As I ilferor of
silver waro. 'l'ue hie new: gem that
quarter represenm that. Gen. Dow hm heeu
cited to appear helm-e the sixth Dim-i 0:
Court Pf New Qi'lf’anfl, Judge Howell. in
answer the chm-gel 0! Mailing siivermu-o to‘
the amount. of about $600; his nocufior
beifig_Bmdiah Johnson, a native of How
York. Dow. itis stated. admits the robbery
mud (ties to juslliy N. on lhegrouud at“ h.
auppo'sed’the victim Ins asecesaioniu. ‘
~ ————-—-—-—0 . ”...-..-“ *‘7‘
‘ Death: by Liylumng in the Army —A lam:
from the army before mGsburg, my: my
camp of who 76th Ohio was struck by light
ning on Saumlny ni rm. and Sergeant
Streeytman and Carports! Ros: werrkflkd.
‘T‘i‘va othéminjured. '
*‘ —— -—--—-- «lo>——-———o -
k’l‘ho New York Expreu threaten
that ifthe udminigtrafiou shall kidnnp In;
Democrat. .t.om “bat city, Greasy Will [)0
kidn‘appedhy the people: mdhel u the.
cage for ghe good gunmen: and my mum
of the prisoner. ‘ ,
2i
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