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Tie Secretary Of War, 10 Bis report to
Congress-, took occasion to advocate the
inar.r-ssion Of plan Of warfare TO be
rursaea toward these 10 rebellion against
The Government, xhies, sooner than any
other course, would hare the effect Of bring
ing lie sebe.s to realirin. sense Of their
position, and Of the actual military power
Of the Government against which shty have
made war.
That portion Of Mr.. CsxERoSss report
above refe-reds,. provides for the liberia
ton ard Graaiag Of The SLAVES OF rebels, and
this. when submitted 10 the President Tor
his appreciation, was by bin suppressed,
and paragraph more conservative IL 'one
Inserted ins'e1i.
While we have no desire to cavil or and
fault with the cau.ious and conservative
position taken by tie President, ne are
nevertheless, inciinei % the opinion that
.be Secretary of War, in his originalreport,
took the position occupied by large ma
iori.y We will venture TO say three-fourths
%: Ike people, Of the loyal States. He
takes the position thai slavery is at the bot
ten Of this coue.ct-- .ha.is is the grea:tap
root Of the rebellion; and tha. the great
Object OF the waF-ths preservation OF the
Government ard the Uaion-canEot be at
tanned without dealing with slavery, and
dealing with it, too, 10 that mannsr Which
the exlgenc.es OF war den.snd-hy aaipg the
shares 10 ruaish the rebellion and treason
Of heir masters. To take them whenever
found-to use them upon for;isea'ions or
in the Eali-to place in their hands, as may
be moss eGectUal for doing good, ins,ru
ments for manual labor or the implements
Of war-sha. such course is not only a
legitimate, Constitutional RICH. OF The Gov
eminent, bat that il is inpera.ively deman
ded By the military exigencies of the cri-
sis.
The only reason for hesitating, or refus-
ing to enter Immediately into the spirit Of
the work, and dea! upon the monster retcl-
lion bold, vigorous. and decisive blow,
arises from the fear entertained by some
that such course would be TUNED to par
,izan purposes, and used to engenier Bit
terness AMI jealosies in the minds of the
people, agains. the Administration, by rep,
resen,;ns that the war was being carried on
for the purpose of putting into practice
TIE teachings Of Northern Abolltionists in
stead Of the preservation Of the Uai7n and
the Constitution. But all this talk about
the object Of the war aud about the danger
Of turning it to improper channels is for
eign 10 the question. The object is to sue
eeed in our efforts to oyerpower the enemy !;
and nothing is improper or degrading with
in the limits Of civilized warfare, which
tends to insure tina. result. So long as we
hesitate and pro1astinase in this step. so
long and so far are We degraded in the
view of allciv,lizsd natiots, and so long,
too, will we be working at such an immense
disadvantage as almost to prelude the pos
stbilIty Of success.
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NOT QUITE.

The New York Leader takes the position
Thar the triumph Of the Democratic party
is necessary 10 restore the Union as it was.
We don't believe in the soundaess Of sha.
position. We have read that
.s~nsre wss uisn in Thessalfy
Ana he wss slsstsews wtse,
lie fan iR.a Sssraslr bHsh.
kHt scrssrhssa oat tJth bis eyes;
Ana vssn hc ssw his eyes wers os.
VISA AL ass 70 sai and atxia
Ire ran Rass an ashsg 6ssh
Ana scrstshs-i saeua n aSala -
The Nsx York Leader has seen this roe.
ssy aai evidently bsiitsesis. Through the
all Of the political parties, as used BY the
Southern Gre. eaters, The e5untry has been
,hFswa iu,s terrible brambie bush and
badly Iacsrasei, and now she Leader pro-
poses 10 take sAe same method 10 get ii out
of laa serare and heal its wounds. We OBJ
i,cs 10 the application Of tbs Homeopathic
rrlnesp.s Of s,.Ssaasisa sssaiii5as earsatsra
in this instance Let u hare no mars o!
the psmacra'ie party no- ct any o,hrrar'y
ua,il the war Is over. II then, among ,ht
sesrss Of Political organizations anything Is
fsand worth picking sp and preserving, ss'
IL be rsrre, not.
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SAYS:

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BLOCKADE THAT WILL DE n EXPECTED.

II is announced that another stone feet
making the thirds about ready to sail,
for the purpose Of hlocking up tho water
approaches 10 Charleston. This feet will
carry upward Of SIX thousand tuns Of stone,
which. together With the vessels, will be
Sunk in the channel between Morris and Sui
Ivan Islands, and in the Stone Breach and
other inlets runnin. into the harbor. The
aees is composed Of twenty vessels, mostly
old whalsrs unfit for further service. We
hardly think jet. Davis's next message will
complain that THIS sort Of blockade is 40.
"efTse,ise - nsither do We believe tina;
Johu Bolt o. :. any other man" will fail to
recognise the same, il their keals 50 prowl.
ins ahons Charleston hasbar.
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SOCIETY CORRESPONDENCE .

or letters FROM the leader OF fsi0Dable circles in
Nov York and The 1sber eadi4sia by witch our read
srs viii be uHattaEabiy kepf Informed Of The chang
aud ptoSJess Of what cemHasuiy underxta By the
ttgaJ wgTid- portion q. fellow beings aE,sut
~whsm there Il deny ing we aii feel Moderately
news sowing earipssy A. we have taken some paiuz
10 arrange the resources fY this feature we pre-
1RIish rexfsrs 81 i's aEreessie4ess With csls-
eFubIY c1nAse1t safisfarti9ns
Az The foraes peeniiar fFazfes Of the paper which
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ssy - Its ar es1s t8rsrsia@i pages
TRANS ,--f}s Ols kpsY- 81: fer three copies. as
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Yes
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THE NATIONAL INVENTORY.

What stupsndsus work free nation
has accomplished in seven months ssgne
fs< its csc defence, Remembering aha: in
April! last We bad only forty 'rc vessels
and Eve hundred and ssty guns in our Navy,
and scattered land force Of ahoas sixteen
thousand men, lock II the na'icnsl inven-
,ery al tse prssAs time. as given 10 tassf-
seiai daesments:
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coSriscATIoS OF REBEL PROPERTY.

Ii is welI-known to all our readers, that
the JED. Davis Government--as also all the
State Governments Of the several rebelIious
States-haye passed acts of coutiscation
| and seqnestration, in regard to all property
held in those States, by persons, opposed to
the rebellion, or who resided in the legal
States. The Cenfedara have not srcuped
to confscate to the use Of their Government
any species of property belonging to the
Union,with.n their limits, or to men living at
the North.
As a measure of retaliation, bills have
been introduced into Congress, looking to
the passage of our an cpntiscating Rebel
TRUnBULL, of Illinois, provides for the alb
soutc forfeiture of all property of rebels
who are beyond the reach Of Judicial pro-
cess, that situated in the rebelious districts
to be forfeite through the military power,
ana that found in districts where tie jad
eal authorities are not Gverborna, through
tho courts; the proceed Fhe proper y
forfeited, after lie payment Of the ju~
claims Of the loga creditors, to be K p Il
fund for the re mi urs sment of loyal G-f-
zens despoiIed OF taar FRO erty By ia re-
bcIlion, and the balance 10 be appropriated
toward paying the expenses of its suppres-
sion. Rebels are also to forfeit Their claims
to slaves. who are to be made free, and the
Presiden, is to make provision for the col
onizatiou of such as are willing to 60, in
some tropical country, where they can have
the protection of the Govern nent as free
mel.
The bill of Mr.. GURLEY; of Ohio, intro
duced into the House Of Representatives
declares all rebel property confsc tied, and
oil slaves belonging TO rebels free, and pro
vides for the appointment of CORNERSTONE
10 each rebel State to carry cut the conEs
cation of property and the liberation of
slaves in systematic and orderly manner,
and to take charge OF such slaves, and en-
pioy them in the service of the United
States, at reasonable wages, and in trans
porting to Florida such as may not be need.
ed for the public service, and to apprentice
them there for not more than six years at
reasonable wages to loyal proprietors Of
/ lands after which terra Of six years they
shall be entirely free. Florida is to be oc-
eupied By Unitei States forces as soon and
as far as is rrac;ible, and the estates Of
rebels are to be sold BY Commissioners to
/ loyal Purchasers, and the slaves Of loyal
| citizens Purchased aud paid for out Of the
coafscatian fund. II is to be GOVERNED BY
military law, and as a Territory, until i.
ssall have sufficient loyal white Inhabitants
81 sas5sSe il 10 representative 10 Congress
: ~aes Is ss*g form State Government and
! cs5ssss ssian excluding slavery. The bill
SFosl6ss aapIs safeguafd against fraud,
ISL fsr sss compensation Of loyal creditors
as's sa~svsrs ~ shs rebellion, and who III !
u ~ s4f sss If the cenascatioa fund.
IL
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ROmANCE OF TO-DAY.
HY q. IyER BHNCE

tsAE,
author az Life Before Him. "a Bachelors Story
etc., etc. An American Ia delineatng various phases
Of rural aud e~n Iife turning mainly upon some
hitherto urepieei relations love and genius
Women AMI ambition. II presents thrte-iold pic
tsfe n tte scs-~the women u ths world Of geHlps
ai ~ loves M contrasts with these the subtlety AZ
ael, ~ the ps~eT ssd aspirations OF man :
-
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l,IssoLUTrON NOTICE.

Notice 10 hereby given iat the eopa rsnerssip here
IN toforp existing between Finley Gseaansan and
ssnset Ksepser IN ths Drug business, ia the city Of
Cennii SHUTS rief NE hassis AMI style ~ 6EIsA-
ass L. Co hss tsfs day been dissolved y Gtesssfas
Aasia. pugeszsei the Interest az sssHei EstppeT ~
thesasi stecs viii eani i;e ne basiness TIE ed
Of the lste Grm. z
" GEEsAMAs,
r. EERPpsR.
f-our,etI :. nj, tgwa pea 8 iss, zif-.w
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~ csf. Pprsey vfises from Washing
soa ss ths -, that ai,h two or three ia.
- sasas eIeaptsons, the Senator'S and
1sss-sssnfasisss a-ree in uaar detessation
~ tae sasls rebellion, and In the unc5m
rr9n'sssag spirit 81 putting il down at what
essr csss.
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Eg Jarrett Davis has been elected Z.
,. ssFsatss from Kensaeks,tin placs of he
expelled traitor. Jalin G. Dstesinriage, ii .
i.sEa sxlirss IN ls5I.
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The present critical state Of Eusedean affairs will
render these publications unusually neiesas datns
the oriheging year They will occupy nslde gfound
between hastily written uews-tenis crude spece-
lations and DIVING of the a lily JvEnai tho
Tome Of the future historian writes after
the living and excitement OF the great poea
events the time shall away II ~ these Fegi
I'd cas that the readers must ocS for the only real ir-
te,ligihle and history e oyents "a
SUCH IN addition TO their itesahlished tcay, Sci
entihc and theological character. urge them apoa
the consideration OF the reading public.
The receipt Of Advance sheets from tho British
publishers gives additional value 10 these Repeuis a-
asn,uch they now be placed in the hands srb-
s.ril,ers about MS soon as the original editions.
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WHO rs THE HEIR 2
BY BARRY GRAY

The opening OF this brilliant story are laid on The
coastal New England aud amidst the breezy IiIts OF
old Berkshire. As the narrative pTegresses the scene
Chauges southern city, and finally transferred 10
New York. Tho plot turns upon point Inheritance
and the intereai 81 the story with the rt
chapter until the end IL attained The time
tn which the events covers tho past fwenty-ve
and many the characters introduced are drawn
from life.
Also, a nav and beautiful
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IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF POTFA-
r WATTAMlE COUNTY, lows
wheeler, Melick s. Co, Piaiafigs )r,,, r.r,, 1857
john II. Carver, Defendant. oi'Sila No''
aHE To Iahp II r,rxnr n.foo,y,u,

Won ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED THAT THERE is
tie in the Office OF the Clerk OF the District
Court of P0ttawattanie County Iowa, q petition Of
Wheeler, Melick X Co., the above named plaintiffs
claiming OF Ties m Of OHe HunafeI aud Nine
ami 1s-io0 DOlars money due them from you pp,a
We bal agreement with them made and entered into i'll
The month OF February, 1860 to the Hannibal aud
St Joseph Railroad Company She sum 81 Two Huiifed
and Fifty DJlIars, ffeishts due said Company and ere
bv di4ehIrge certain ThFeshlng Machines held by said
Company for The payment Of said freists; aud that
unless You appear thereto and defend or before
noon of the Second Day OF the next term OF said
Court, to be begun and holden the LIST Monday in
February 1852, default will be entered against you
and JU5taeHt renicrel there And you further
notified thai sad pGtlion asks for the issue OF Writ
at aceui in said cause, Ter the that You
n3-Tesidcnt OF the State Of Iowa ana have property
III this State iidbie to attachment.
DOUGLASS & ROSS,
Dec. is, 1881. 81 PiB's hAys
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FREMONT Still ~ COMMAND OF THE
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And f.ccsman 4 co Two doors East ~ the Pacific
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
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At McFadden's Livery Stable in Council Buifs
December Gath 1861.
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ANNOUNCEMENT.


vINUERE periods In theJworid's history marked by
i extraordinary aud Weren't crises, sudden the
breaking forth OF volcano OF the bursting If storm
the ocean. These crises sweep away in moment,
the landmarks of generate They call out fresh tall
eut aud give the old dircftuh II IL then that
new ideas are burn theories developed. Such
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Founders.
This continent has lately been eonvuiscd by an up
heaytng sudden and Erribie that the reaons nf ait
and all classes each other are Violently disturbed
people ta0k about for the elements with which to
sway the and direct the whriwnd Just ~ ares
cut we do what MI this is To bring fortb tnt
We do know that great results nusf iow from such
extraordinary eomsnotions.
At a juncture so solemn and important, theSe il
especial need that the intellectual force Of the country
should be active and Efficient, u time for great
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carly December next and ithy thereafter VIII hs
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lustead Of the Legislature being "largely
Dsmocr rtic,' it turns out that that pecu-
liar school OF politicians who now-a. days
term themselves Democrats. in con.radis-
tino,ion from patriots, aud whom The Dem
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the on'y 'orshodox" party, lack just about
serenity votes Of having majo.ay, en-
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Peansy wanna, too, over the RESULT in which
state some Of the seeessoa-incli1ed OF the
d mocratic press have how,ed so Justify,
the result is the same those elected upon
Union tickets ousnumbered the opposition
more than two to one.
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NOT SO BAD.

A short time ago some of our Demo-
cratic co;emporaries boasfully asserted
that although the Union candidate for Gov
crnor bad been elected in Ohio, the Lagis-
la,ure is largely Democratic. To show
how much foundation there was for this
boast, wo submit the following accurate
classification of the Legislature:
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WHITFIELD, BRADLEY & CO.,
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w. R. BRINGHURsT & SON,
GAINESVILLE,

Il ARKSVILLE, TENNESSEE
Hol Southern men, who raise your voice,
And loudly shout for Southern rights,
Yet send your money north, from choice,
And thereby strengthen northern might.
Hard times ye cry? Nc money here!
And why ? the north has drained your Golfers,
And "Wide Awakes" DER lager beer,
Rejoice in being your scoaers.
The cure for your complaining tones,
Is ready at your open doors,
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And Northern tiWqies, Juy-no more.
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Sherif's Sale.

On Mondey, 9th day Of september, 1861, at the
Court honse IN GAINESVILLE, Tenn, VIII expose al
public sale, to the highest bidder, for cash, two
likely negro men, levied on as the property of tina
estate of Mace f. Trice, decd, TO satisfy au eEeeu.
ton in my hands from the chancery court al
GAINESVILLE, against Isaac II. Shelby. Admir- of said
Trce, in favor of D. B. Homer. Sale within lawful
hours.
,.. S. e. RAMEY, Sheriff,
By q. s. DICK, Dep. Sheff
Aug Q, lssl-5w.pr fee g. 30
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1861-08-30
The Premium Trotting Stallion
YQuMG BLACK HAWK !

Win make the Spring season of 1851, at Clark
Vile, and at my home-place In Stewart County
For particulars see hand Bills.
GEO. STACKER.
Feb Is, fs6l--4n.