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The Daily Dispatch: December 4, 1861., [Electronic resource], Southern war matters. (search)
Proclamation" to the people of Breathiest county, Ky., telling the rebels they are fighting without cause, and promising them if they come back they shall not be punished for "past offences or for opinion's sake, " if they remain loyal hereafter He further promises a reward of $100 to any man that will tell him of any right he ever had that the Lincoln Government has taken from him — all of which promises he intends to keep — in a horn! Some days since Green Trimble, James Trimble, William Trimble, David S. Trimble, and several other wealthy and influential men residing in and near Hazel Green, Kentucky, were arrested for treason and brought before Commissioner R. Appleton, at Mt. Sterling, for trial. All the accused were discharged by the Commissioner excepting David S. Trimble, who was held to answer to the charge of treason in the United States Court at Frankfort next May.--His case was brought before Judge Ballard in Louisville, a few days ago. After hearing the testimony, t