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The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1861-08-16
Truth Fifty spokcs.

The following from .se" Cleve
land Plain Dealer. q Douglas Dem.
ocratic paper, is well'timed, and ap'
plies with very especial sppropri
atepess to the resolves Of the late
partizan con nvention at Columbus:
Liberty Ia the syren song Of the traitor
Freedom Of speech and the press TO crush Out
freedom and aid in the destruction Of our lib
erties Is advocated as q sacred constitutional
right. Some papers arc horror. stricken nj
the thought that paper IN the open advocacy
Of treason should, In time OF open rebellisn, be
JEFF. Davis paper Of Missouri, was silenced q,
we would silence a masked battery, when al
spmpathizers sent up wall for our lost liber
ties Aand trembled for their own fate. These
papers now, 'knoS oSing that their time Is short,
hf r0to!yps 81, 33rsfqn; stqsam 90
poison, broadcast over the land, for free dis
tribution. We hear ofthe New York Day Boo
through the country every whore for gratu
Of Commerce and NsiDs will be equally appreci
ated by rebel allies. But should those bat
terfes be silenced, thero Ia another class just
behind them that would cry out, "gag. gag
liberty OF speech IN danger, tyranny over the
press, &C." This latter class have not yet the
courage to openly advocate treason or the
csuse OF traitors, but they are AZ heart eur
country'a enemies. They are shocked because
the standardization saved the capital and the
government archives by the exercise Of doubt.
lul constitutional powers. They evidently,
from their logic, would be better pleased 10
80 Davis, the traitor, In possession Of the
0ApttAl and archives. unconstitut ionally, than
le Presldent. IL some Yankee Should hang
- With y stolen rope, the larceny alone
di4 their thoughts and give them the
"a spemies OF our country and It's
o4 f44 we will advocate their de
llulaonally II practicable, but
~ VW country shall cover our
ne~ns. nor will we analyze
M pympathy. The day 10
)od odlho internal enemies Of
~ coneressmen, Publishers
~ our attention.
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Government has just issued strin
gent orders to prevent the transmiss-
sion of telegraphic accounts OF army
movements, whether present or iu-
ture.
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FEMAI,Es.

The many certificates which have been ten
dered us, and the letters which We are daily
receiving. are conclusive proof that among
the women these Bltters lave given n satisfac.
ton which no others have ever done before
No woman In the land should he without them,
and those who once use the N will not fail -
Keen "A
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1861-08-16

IT is said that Judge Wayne. OF the Unit
ed States Supreme Court, though a citizen
of Georgia, is now in Washington for the
purpose OF taking his accustomed seat upon
the bench.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1861-08-16

IT is said that Hon. Lewis Cass is writing,
and intends 10 publish. the history OF the
events which in his knowledge have pro.
duced the present state of things with the
slave oligarchy.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1861-08-16

FIVE hundred wagons. two thousand
horses, and twenty.six hundred sets Of har.
ness, are to be sent forthwith to Gen. Ros
encrans' command.
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DIR. DODS'
Cvlvbrvvtv1 srA--Di..vuy--.
ARE UNSURPA ASSGOs

For Sore Throat, SO common among the Cicf'
gy. they are truly valuable. tas.
For the ssed and inf,Y. and for psrssess g :
Lawyers, and al py1 keys-.fcr p 6ok :
!! !
y ssfthout tntoxicatiH Hhia ,an,'
. edy for persons addIx1 - 81 4 rcsss.
Ut They are pure an4 63&S01y free from the
lpoisons containsdin the a4uItsrate ed wines and
liquors with which the country Is flooded.
: These Bitiers not only CURE, bat PREVENT
disease, and should be used 81 10 who live in.
country where tho watev 81 Bad, or where
Chills and Fevers are prevalent. Being en-
trely innocent and harmless, they may be
given freely TO children and infants with i'm.
punity.
Physicians, Clergymen, and temperance adj
Ivocates, as AN act Of humanity, should assist
In spreading those truly valuable BITTERS
lover the land, and thereby essentially aid in
banishing drunkenness and disease.
La Affections of the Head, Sick Head
!. ache, or Nervous ii IN dache, DIR. Dods,
Imperial Wine Bittrrs will be found tn
be Most Salutary and EfficacIous.
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Everybody's Friend!!
PIE II r Y DAVIS
VEGETABLE
PAIN KILLER,
THE GREAT
Family Medicine of the Age!

EbWlly mOulCluo VI Ju6 AR6.
WE ask the attention of the trade and the
w public to this long and unrivalled
FAMILY MEDICINE.
For the cure of Colds, Coughs, &C., Weak
Stomach and General Debility, Indigestion
Cramp and Pain in stomach, Bowel Complaint
Collie, Diarrh9a, Cholera, &C., &c.
Aud for Fever aud Ague,
There is nothing better, 1t has been favor
ably known for more than twenty years to be
THE ONLY SURE SPECIFIC
For the many diseases incident to the human
family.
Internally and Externally
It works equally sure.
PAIN KILLER.
taken internally, should be adulterated with
milk or water. or made into a syrup with mo,
lasses. For Cough, fow drops on sugar
eaten will be more effective than anything
else.
What stronger proof Of these facts can be
produced than the following letter, received
unsolicited, from Rev. A. W. Curtis;
RonEo. McComb county, Michigan,
July 0, 1860.
MRssRs. J. N. HARRIS Il o,-Gentlemen-The
confidence l have IN Perry Davis Pain Killer
as u remedy for Colds, Coughs, Burns, Sprains
and Rheumatism, for the cure Of which have
successfully used II, induce me to recommend
its virtues to others.
A few months ago had recourse to II TO de
troy felon: although had never heard of its
being used for that purpose, but having suffer
ed intensely from former one, and having no
other remedy at hand, applied the Pain Kill
er freely for about fifteen minutes ut evening
and repeated the application very briefly next
morning, which entirely DESTROYED the felon
and increased my confidence in the utility Of
the remsdy. Yours truly,
A. w. CURTIS,
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Recruits Wanted
Three Years Service in the Regulal
Armv,

GOOD ABLE BODIED MEN. not under Is
VI nor over IS year, old, can enlist At the
lsEcKrITISo OFFICE, ~ MELoDEos HALL. A
Bounty OF 500 Cash aud 2 80 acres OF i.and,
as we'll AS the REGULAR PAY OF sl3 per
month, Is paid by the government.
For further information, call at the oPce.
GEORGE +. WALKER,
JOSEPH +. SrEARNS.
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DIR. ]. BOVEE DODS'
Imperial Wine Bitters

Are composed Of a pure and unadult Grated
Wine, combined with Barberry, Soomon's
Seal, Comfrey, Wild Cherry Tree Bark, Spike.
nard, CAamomilc Flowers. and Gentan. They
are manufactured by DR.. Dods himself who il
an experienced and successful Physician, and
hence should not DO cassed among the quack
nostrums which flood the country. and against
which the Medical Profession are 10 Justly
preiudiced.
These truly valuable Bitters have boen so
thoroughly tested by all classes OF the commu.
nifty for almost every variety of disease incl
dent To the human system, that they are now
deemed Indispensable VS. Il
Tonic Medicine and Beverage.
PURCHASE ONE BOTTLE!
II Costs but Little! Purify the Bioodi
Give Tone to the Stomachi Reno.
yate the system! PTOiOng Ltfei
PRICE:
81 per Bottle; six Bottles for $5.
PREPARED AND SOLD BY
CHARLES WlDDiFIElO g. CO.,
SOLE PRoPRIEToRs.
"a William street, New York.
~ For sale by Druggists and Grocers gen.
orally throughout the country.
.Tuly lsGl--Tiy
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READ the advertisements for re-.
,ruiis.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1861-08-16
This Medicine Will Cure You!

uitio Dlsehes
This Medicine Will Cure You!
Agents
ISRAEL SREEs, Findlay, Ohio;
J. NJ. HUBER Il Co., findlay, Ohio;
JAMES MAssISG. Yanue, Ohio;
GRIRgL Il OsTHErNER, Van Buren,, Ohio;
J. b. VAN DoRgN, Fostoria;
l.. A. Baldwin, Mt. blanchard, Ohio;
SAMUEL HcBER, Columbus Grove, Ohio;
SAMUEL SHouP, Ottawa, ohio;
j. ID. q. HiPkiss. Gilboa, Ohio.
Agencies made and Agents supplied by Mrs
c. Il. LAsGwoRrnY, who is hereby authorized
10 write my name upon the wrapper, without
which none is genuine.
Physicians furnished by the gallon, where
requested.
With kind farewell, then, to the good peo
Pile whom ! have dealt wilh so many years
lnnd wish that they will sustain my wife in
tie sale of this medicine, which has bene 1T ed
% many already, | am, with the best OF feel.
iLgs toward ,rtyy one IN this community,
Your faithful servant,
A. LANGWORTHY,
Capt. Co. A, Gibson Reg't U. ). Army
FISDLAY, August l6. 1851.
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INCIPIENT CONSUMPTTON,

Weak Lungs, Indigestion, Dyspepsia, Disease
OF the Nervous System, Paralysis, Piles, an,
for all cases requiring tonic.
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DR.. J. B0vee Dods'
IMPERIAL WINE BIITERSll

from all who have not used them. We cha.
lenge the world 10 produce their equal.
These Bitters for the cure Of Weak Stom.
an Seneral Debility, and for purifying and
enriohing the blood, are absolutely unsurpass-
ed by any other remedy on earth. To 10 as.
sured o. TINS, u Is only necessary to make the
tria!. The Wine itself ia OF n very superior
quality, being about one.third stronger than
other wines; warming and invieoraiing the
whole system from the head TO the feet. A
these Bitters are tonic and alternative in their
character, so they strengthen and tnvigorate
the whole system and give a fine and healthy
action to all its parts, by equaliEing the circu.
lation. removing distractions, and producing
q general warmth. They are also excellent
for diseases and weakness peculiar to Fee
males, where tonic IL required to strengthen
and brace the system. No lady, who is sub.
Ijeot to lassitude and faintness, should bo
without them, as they are reviving In their
sction.
THESE BITTERS
Will not only Cure, but Prevent Dis
ease,
and in this respect arc doubly valuable TO the
person who may use them. For
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isRAEL GREss, Hancock
Partlzan Mania.

tW Papers throughout tho district are 70
suestsd TO copy.I
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Legal Notice.

FvpLAY, August le, 1861.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-02
THE ROUTE THROUGH BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, Wednesday, May |,

BALTIMoRf Wednesday, May |, 1901.
The following is being circulated here, and win be
extensively signed:
TO ne Unttsd States Government 0t Washington:
The urdersi med citizens of Ballino ore respectfully
represent that in our opinion United States troops.
Military forces or .tores ought 10 pass through BALI
more without further hnGranee molestiii iou, and
that M loyal citizens will onr best efforts to
prevent any obstruction.
memorial To the Legislature il also in circulation,
askinu that the bridges be rebuilt and all lines Of com.
muncation be reopened to free and unobatructed
travel
The Police Commissioners have removed the restric-
tions the expectation OF breadfus, provisions etc.
Ip the Legislature to-day Mr.. Tulhs, from the COM
mittec on judiciary, reported LID TO raniy .ns
amendment proposed to the Constitution oI the Che"
States by the recent Congress.
In the Senate, Mr.. Stone offered resolutions ," the
late d. rplorable events 10 Baltimoge were causes ov
nsappi ehension Of the object Of the Passnge o. 'ns
troops; that IA the otisct was for the pro,ees9n
the National Capital the passage OF trooIs should NOV
be considered an act of aggression, aid tlst any
more troo,s than those within the eorders oi The
state shonld be necessary for the protection OF our
ca itaL that we recommend they be transported oy
deret railroad companies over their roads that the
nvsrnor be requested to DO What in his Judgment
nav sseu bsst eaieslsed to produce harmony aud 70
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-02
THE Union SENTIMENT IN MARYLAND.
BALTIMORE, wednesday, May ], P. >

BAIIIYorE, Wednesday, Nav J. ~.
The ner,on who cu the halyards the flagstaff at
the Custom. house was "A Young man hameu 'eo'se
Lennon, a member of the Maryland Guards-a seees'
sion organization lie was pursued by the thon men
toto the Cnstom-house, and caught in one of The small
recesses Only by interference OF the DePut! -Shei
who arrested bin, was be saved, ~ violent were Tue
feelings against him. He conveyed TO ja', and
this afternoon admitted to bail in 900 by the United
States Commissioner.
Tie Union feeling ia still gaining ground in the city,
though considerable ID made by the sectssonis's
ousted from Government employment, and wLo nave
therefore, abundance Of time TO talk treason. My OILY
fear j. that Union men bave not sufficient arms III cas-
ooniic, should by any chance now occur
R,venv .Iolnson, who arrived to-day from Fred
erck. sa,s tha the Legislature ere appalled, at the
strength OF The Union sentiment in the State. aid at
the certainty of making Maryland the battle field II
they throw Lcr into the vortex Of Secession. lie does
not believe they will perform any act oil legislation
tending to such an cud.
Wallis, elected from Baltimore during The reign Oh
terror. to-day moved TO rafy the amendment 10 tie
Constitution proposed by Congress, that the Govern
nent shall no, interfere with Slavery IN the States
where il exits A week since he was all haste Tor
secession.
Fort McIIenry was to-day further reenforcedby two
companies Of the ith Artillery, Major Morris, VIII"
takes command.
Tie city il very quiet.
Four Union meetings were held tonight in as many
sections Of the city. Speeches, singing, ana otner
demonstrations were the order of the evening Tie
Union men hold Ward meetings Tomorrow night TO
elect delegates to the Union City Convention, TO pre-
pare for the Congressional election.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-02
TIE TROOPS AT ELMIRA.
ELMIRA, Wednesd.i

ELMIRA, "Wednesday, May j, iooi'
Gen. Van Valkenburg and Assistant 2nartermaS'er'
General Walker are busly at work day aud night pre-
pairing accommodations for volunteer companies ordered
to rendezvous at this military depot. -Four companies
from Auburn one from Oswego, ard one from Seneca
Falls are quarered here. IL is thought that oy Mon
day or Tuesday the number Of troops here VIII be IN
creased TO 3 600 Comfortable accommodations have
been fitted up for the 74th Regiment Of Buffalo, which
is expected on Friday.
The extension barracks Tor additional troops will 10
commenced tomorrow and finished in time for the
Rochester and Syracuse regments, expected within
few days. Three companies have been raised here,
and accepted They will be mustered into Service this
week.
Ten thousand dollars has been raised Tor tue families
Of yoluntsers, It.-
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-02
AFFAIRS AT ANNAPOLIS.

ASS,foLIs, Nd. April 30. ls6l-Evening.
Shortly after . o'clock list night the garrison was
called TO arms n consequence of the dschargo oil
rockets and the firing Of cannon AT Fort Madson Oh tie
arposi,c ride of the river Severn. The magazine here
was opened ard the men supplied with five rounds cl
cartridges. They slept on Their arms oil night.
d. dsntr,,on wa. expected fiom the direction of BAL
tiuofe Tie camp is unusually quiet today and there
has been no arrival Of irooTs The steamer Coatza-
coalccs sailed last night for Washington About 1000
troops are now at Annapolis. Tnor, have been no dis
,nrbanc.s between the soldier and citizens
Thomas A. Scott, Of Peunry lyanii, has taken charge
of the m.iary route. Order "a beginning TO take the
place Of confusion. Transports leave at least twice
day for Peryville. New-icrk papers are IN great
demand. Grca, preparations are being made to trans
rort stores 10 Washington.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-02
DeDartmrc Of Ministers.
THE VICTIMS or TIE RAlTlNoft Mo".
poSroN Wednesday, Nav ]. 1851

VICTIMS Oi lfI hhi.f''''''
BosroS. Wednesday, May J, lSbi
Chas. Francis Adams, Minister 20 England, Cafsus
M. Cisy, Minister TO Russia and Jacob ). Hademan,
TO Stockholm were passengers per the Niagara winch
sailed to-day.
The remains Of three Of the Massachusetts soldiers
who weie killed in Baltimore, arrived in the ocock
train, in charge OF private ID. S. Wright OF the o'h
Regiment VINO was detailed by Col Jones for the dui!'
The bodies were taken from the Receiving Tomb IN
Baltimore under the supervision Of MAJ. Brown, and
left Tuesday morning. The fact was not generally
known until this afternoon but large crowd gathered
al the depo.. TIE bodies in metallic collins, ln'
closed in five boxes.
Gov. Andrew ana Staff the Executive Council, with
che Diyisionary Corps Of Cadets as all escort, were
present TO receive tue bodles The coiius were COW
cred with national flags, as were the learses Which
bore them to Stone Chapel, under which lhey were
deposited to await final and more public obseques
On the the Chapel tie band played drges, and
tbe rapidly gathered crowds uncovered as the pro.
cession moved past.
CORPORAL Sumner H. Needham Of Lawrence is one
Of tue dead. The Others as vet remain unknown.
The Granite State Gusid Of Great Falls, n. H.,
proceeded to Fort Constitution at Portsmouth to-day
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-02
Tile POSITION or THE GOVERNMENT.
THE ADMINISTRATION FOR WAR.
Vigorous Aggressive Measures to- be AdOptsa
specia Dispatch to The N. Y. Tribur-.

specis Dispatch to The NJ Y. Tribune.
WASHINGTON, Wednesday, May ], lo&l.
The fact is at Iset demonstrated beyond the
shadow of a doubt that the policy OF the Nd
ministration, now and beDceforth, is war. 10
this conclusion NJ. Lincoln has urged his Cabl'
net for ten days past. Messrs. Chase, Blair,
and Cameron entered nesrt and soul inte the
plan and but for TIE wayering Of Messrs. few.
ard and Welies on this point the Cabinet would
have been unit. Mr.. Wees has received
such letters. petitions, and appeals from his own
State as have insured h's conversion to an anti
peace doctrine, and finally Mr. Seward has
added bis undoub.ing assent to the Necessity Of
such course.
Senator Wilson with Jadge Roar Of Mass,
called upon Mr.. Liscoln and each member OF She
Cabinet to-day, and urged upen them eae. IN
peratye demand Of the cuuatry that active aud
Dositiye aggressive measures be adopted. Twice
they saw Mr. Lincoln, whose whole nature seems
bent upon reasserting the dignity aud unity OF
this great nation before the eyes OF tho world.
The country may rest assured that she course
of the Administration bas been, is, asd will be
onward and upward. The standard viii suler
no degradation while in its hands. Nothing, in
the end, will have been lost, ard all gs"d men
will agree in concentrations upon the action OF
our leaders. The Navy-Yard at Norfolk will be
retaken and rebuilt, aud that speedily.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-02
ILLINOIS LEGISLATURE.

SpRl.GsiKLD, Ill.,, Wednesday, May !, 1861.
The Legislature to-day passsd bill to prevcpt the
transportation Of IeIegrapbc ueSsageSin cipher. 1t also
passed bill for sending ten regiments into campof IN
r,ucton to meet the future calls Of the General Gov
ernment.
Colonel Prentiss the commanding officer at Cairo,
,elegrspbed to-day that 100 stand of arms were
landed III Columbus, KY, twenty miles from Cairo,
ia night and that pieces Of cannon were landed
at Pacuca!. yesterday.
All was quiet at Cairo. About 5000 troops were In
camp there.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-02
MISSOURI.
L.. Auod..sl.v Mnx 1 1871

Sr. LOUIS Wednesday. May !, 1861.
Tie election Yesterday in Marion County to iill a
vsosnry in tho Legislature resulted in the triumph cf
Mr. Lip.comb, Union candidate, over Thomhs L. An
dcr.on, Socessionis, formerly member Of Congress
By IiG majority.
g. W. H. Maugls, Secessionisi, was elected in jack
scn County, also to fill vacancy.
81. JosFrn, "Wednesday, May !, isGl.
A Union meeting was held here yesterday, and Id
dressed by ex.Cov. Stewart who WAS received with
seelapaticn Resolutions in favor of neutrality were
lassd by On overwhelming majority. No disturbance
we- u,.Io. III. city j. quiet.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-02
LIEUT. sMEADs WIFE A sECEssIOaHSr.

Several days since short statement appeared IN
some of the NewYork papers setting forth the aban
donment Of Lieut.. Smead by his wife, owing to his
treachery to his country, &c. From Information
received by one of reporters last evening from
gentleman who had Lieut.. Smead and his wife "
Fort Monroe and elsewhere the story referred 10 re-
solves itself into a very interesting canard
n appears that instead of having been refused al:
mission TO the Fort Lieut. Smeed was adp.iued ana
remained inside with his wife two days md two
nights His wife and her sis er had fak. d Secession
sentiment ia the Fort previous to that tine 50 AS 70
exie the disgust Of other and loyal ladies the wives
of loysl ofors. One OF these Ldies told Mrs. Snead
that il wss an ipsleable to express such sen-
tments while she under the protectnn ofsihs
American aag and within the walls Of an American
fort. n.
The result of this rebuke was distainful and dis
respectful cooness the part II MIS- S,aead towards
the lady who had viodicated "the Stars and S!ipes.'
THEN a. 10 Lieut. Smead be to the Fort 80 abso.
utely TO have besn the object OK
pity AID the result WAS contribution roa Il various
Officers Ia the Fort 10 line his pocket. His vie wae
comfortable encagh in her Fort Nonroe qua ccrs until
she found that she must meet with anies DO deter
mined TO and by the flag which they had :sard her
say ought 10 be wiped ont trampled on whenever
SEEN SO far from rebuking her husband, ste, ap-
pears wa. exceedingly willing to share in his Secession
fortunes further Sonth.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-02
PENNSYLVANIA TEOOES.

EsIs, Wednesday, May !, ioe''
Cd. McIanes Regiment 800 st'o-g, left tt's city q
O'Clock this ?. m, for Camp Wilkins Piuso1rg, viA
Cleveland. Over 10000 persons of both sexesasem-
bed to witness their departure, and gres enthsAssa
was manifested.
BARRrssUEe, Penn, Wednesday, MV~l, ISL
We are Just informed ba. the secoud rep istos for
volunteers was uisinterpre,ed The tctal admber on
regiments asked for from sennsy y making
only 10 for the second reqnisi'ion This iseta be.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-02
NERLsAs rKA LOYAL.

OnANA "Wednesday, May !, 1851.
Gov. Black has issued : reclamation recommending
,b,-,oh u,Iun,e,r oroa al. tton throughout theTeni
tory He b,. ALREADY sur ,L ed companies with srms
and s.,,nnert. and seeme. etermiped to place Ne
bassa in the best possible ocgA iuon Oh oeienfe.
supposed that al leas. rein en' oi No'rA'A" va
BE- ,a,ste,ed ntothe service os Il United States for
home defense Nebra,.a is a rni. for the Constitution
and the Union. II is rumored ssa Gov. Black will,
Immediately tire arrival Of hs 81 ccessor' return
Pcnnsylyscia having been called tho etc assune IN
csortant military command.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-02
store travel on the different roads to end from BALI

more.
Referred TO q Select Committee.
Mr. Lynch Offered resolutions that joint Ccmm~ nns
too Of t6e two Houses take iato consideration The ps
r,ety OF appointing committee TO wait on the rrcsa
dent of tho Unred States and the President Of tne
.Soutbern Confederscy, and the Governor Of v.sgaH
" ith the view Of Bringing about s'me u''ess'a"o'ns
whereby civil war may be averted. Adop'ed
p,pparations have been made for the presentation o.
In We'd Siates iag to the Hone Gu,rd by the i'dies
Of Fre ierck at the hands of the Hon Reverdy John
son, wLo has been at Frederick during me SESSION.
Col Ma, ,lsby wss to respond. But Mr. Johnton hsv-
;ro been uyexpectedly called TO Washington thus
morning TIE presentation is postponed until fuesdsy
next. -.
r. is repor ted that the mission Of Mr.. Johpsoe -
Washington to make some representations 70 sns
its pntpo~s of Transporting troops rough the Sease
over the Norther = Central Rsilroad. ..
The Hon. Rev, 'rSy johnson bas arrived hers' "a
goes to Washington tt'-inorrow.