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MRs. WINsI0W.
An exp8riBnced httfze aud Female thYHictnni pfi
cents to the attention Of Mothers, her
SO0pHIN q sly RU p,

ri
SO o Z III [ Il g s 7 r U P,
-F- FOR CHILDREN TEETHING,
which greatly facilitates the process Of teethnR b.
softening the gums reduoing al infammatons-Eii IN
TO REGULATE THE BOWELS.
Depend upon it, mothers, b vill give rest % your
RE3fEF fE5 AND HEALTH TO TOUR INFANTS.
We have put up and sold this article for over tn
Ealrss and OAn Sal ~ UONf ADA2SE An1l
any other medicine, EBYkR HAs IT FAILED IN
A SINGLE INSTANCE TO EFFECT A CURE v ben
timely used Never did We know an instance of dis
satisfaction BY any who used it. On the contra
r. AL are delighted with Its operations and speak In
ter1ls Of Recommendation Of ne magical effects and
WE DO KNOW" alter ten years' experience. and
pledge qpr reputation fer mo lalnllment Of What We
infant Is suffering irom pain ard exhaustion, rsiiel
wiz he found u itegn or twenty minutes after the
his Tsiaabis preparation is the prescription OF
ona Of the most Experienced and Skiifnl Nurses IN
New England, and has been used with Never-fAiliuF
- - THOUSANDS OF OAsEs.
Il not only relieves the child nom pain, but inVi1
ofa5s the stomach eEd boz! ei5 oorreets ascdtg sne
GiTaS and energy - the whole system. ID viii
almost instantly relieve
GRlPIHG IN THE BOWELS. and WIND Guilt
and oysrcomes eOuvulsions, which z not speedily
renedied, end in death. We believe h th be5f and
Baiest remedy in the World IN AL Gases o1 DyssnteTy
end p1arrhnea in elildren, whether il arises from
Icathlng, or any other cause. We would say to eF.
cry Mother who has child Euierfng from any OF lhe
lorcspng complaints, d0not let your prejudi0ss nor
guiarinE Child and thu relinf that ulii h nre yea
A.esol2tely sure e follow me use u this aedicne
any each oQttt9s None genuine unless the tao
gtmile Of CURTIS 4 PERKINS, New York, il on
ths outside wrapper Sold BY Druggists t6roushort
Principal Office, l3 Cedar Street New York.
PRICE, ONLY rs GENTS PER BOTTLE.
fof sais 81 STRONG 4 Armstrong. CHURCH
y
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From the Advertiser. Providence, B. IL
The Oephalic Pills are said to be remarkably sf-
eetiYe remey Tor the headache, and Of the very
best for that cry frequent complaint which has gT-
er been disco Fered.
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sept27sd1W RS Sole PrOpristors, Norwich, Ot.
:, EoE sele By Strong ArmstrORg s0is Agents iol
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Last Night's RepOrt.
FROM MARYLAND.

FROM MARYLAND. 80.
BALTIxoRE, Nay "A.
Federal trSops are fully established At Federal
Hill -..s .h,. r,o,,-
ing. she had lot Of pixies on board, nanniae'
tured By Winane.
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lHuHAE1Cs TARlFERs 4 WoRKmG MEN

EEOHANIcs FARMERS 3 WORKING GLEN.
THE attention OF The enterprisng and ndusifous por-
i ton q the community Is directed 70 the following
statements and liberal nduoemeus offered them by the
ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD COMPANY.
which, as they VIII perceive, viii enable them, by
proper energy, perseverance and industry 10 provide
eomfortabls homes for themselves and families viii
comparatively speaking, very little capital.
LANDS OF ILLINOIS.
No State il ihe Vaiie Of the Mississippi offers 90 great
an ldncansnt % The settler rs tle Sats Of limos.
tons Of climate and soil admirably combine TO pro
duce those two great staples, CoRS ana WEEATs as the
Prairies Of Illinois.
TIE SOUTHERN PART
OF the state Ies within the zone Of the Cotton regions
while lhe soil Is admirably adapted 10 the growth Of
20 c. more per bushe than that raised further norh
RICH ROLLING PRAIRIE LANDS.
The deep rich loan Of the brairies is cultivated viii
such wonderful facility that the farmers Of the Eastern
Gnf Middle States are moving 70 limos II great 11ln
bers. ne q Illinois Is about aIua 70 that Of kn
gland, and the soil IS Tioa that il wiz support twenty
Millions u people. -
EASTERN AND SOUTHERN MARKETS
These lands are contiguous 20 railroad 100 miiel
IN length, which connects with other roads and naylga
be lakes and rivers, thus ai0rding an unbfoke com
A-----~rr-~--
. APPLICATION OF CAPITAL
Thus far capital and labor have been applied 70 de
Velopng the soil the great resources OF the STATE
coal and iron are almost untouched. The invaable r
that the mechanic arts flourish best where food andfue
are cheapest will follow at early day IN Illinois, ane
IN the course Of the next ten years the natural laws AM
necessities OF the warrant the belief that At eas
Ave hundred thousand people viii be engaged Ia tn
stats OF Illinois IN various manufacturing employ
mens,
RAILROAD SYSTEM OF ILLINOIS.
Over 500 900 600 Of private capital have been ex
pended on the railroad system Of Illinois Inasmneh a
psrt OF the income from several Of these works wti
valuable public fund IN lands, 60 70 diminish iae STAT
Expenses The TAIEs ARE uGHT, and must oonsequ
every day decrease.
--l.. 3 r...s THE STATE DKBF.
n sais dsI & only $40 Jos S9s Il, asd l7iliz q
L.-t ss ysaTs has ben, reduced 81 $50 Tl5 50, and %
nav TsSosably spsot tAgf N Ten yeaTs z I7 bseOue z
Pamphlets descriptive Of the lands, soil, climate,
on application 70 1il
j. w F
Eor the names OF ff.s Towns, VII
nOis Cent h h, see pages ASS 1sS q
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From the Examiner, Norfolk, Val
OephaliC Pills accomplish the object for which
they were klade viz Cure Of headache In s its FORMS
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FRonE NV ORLRANE.

NKE 0RERAEz, Nay IA.
In the Montgomery Congress, Mg. Oldham, Of
Texas, offered resolution eRquirinG the eXpedi.
ency Of making Houston = port Of entry and
delivery.
Mr. tlingmsn presented resolutions from the
House OF Commons of North Carolina, placing
that State In an Independent position, and in Op-
position to LinoOlnis GOVernment
Thoa. r. r. Cobb offered resolution which
was unanimously adopted, that the President be
requested to issue proclamation announcing q
day Of fasting and prayer, in observance of
which all are invited to Join who recognize our
Independence.
The DAG Of the Sanfedesats States which wav.
ed over HCuitrie duriaE the bombardmenf of
sumter, now hangs ct full length IN the rear Of
President Cobbis chair
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ERORI INDRPRNnRNCR.

1EDEPENDENcH, May a.
The Santa Fs mail arrived last night EswB
unimpoFtant.
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lFrom the Democrat, st. Cloud, Mimi
II you are, or have been troubled with the head
ache send for box, (CephAlic Pillg) 30 that you
may have them in case Of An attack.
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DIR. SWERTS

Pills aro forsele By
CHURCHILL 4 BRO, n7ssqi.ts,
BIO $. W cor Pub. square a6d onfsriO al
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ONO AND PENNS SYLVANIA TO
SUSTAIN WESTERLY
VIRGINIA.

Indiana ana nllnois 70 sand bT Missouri
and Kentucky,
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SECRECY OF THE GOVERNMENT.
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BY the use OF these Pills the periodic attseAs Of
Nervous OF Sick Headache may be prevented; and II
taken ct tho commencement Of an attack immediate
reliefiEom pain and sickness win be obtained.
They seldom iail In removing the Nausea or Head.
scho to which u males are subject
They act gently upon the Bowels. removing Cost
lveness.
For Literary Men, Students, Delicate Fsmalos q
all persons Of ssdsntary habits they are valuable ns
Laxative, improving the sppsiite, giving tone and
Yigor TO the digestive organs, aDd restoring the
natural elasticity and strength OF the whole system
THE CEPHALIC PILLS
are the result Of long investigation and carefully
conducted exDerimetts, having been in use many
years, during which time ;hoy have prevented and
relitVsd vast amount Of pain and suffering from
Headache, whether originating In the nervous sys.
tenn, or from deraneed state ofths stomach.
They are entirely vegetable In their composition,
and may be taken at ali times with perfect safety,
without making any change Of diet and the absence
Of any dsagreeabls taste renisrs It easy TO adins
ter them to Children.
WARE OF OUETERFEIr
~ The genuine have i've signatures Of Henry O.
Spalding on each Box.
HS-s0ld By Druggists and all Dealers in Esdicine
A Box win Be sent By mail. prepaid, or reosipt Of
the price,
TWENTY-FIVE GENTS
U%An orders should be addressed to
HENRY O. sPALDIHs,
IS Cedar Street, New York,
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aEaaI AotiEea.

Hofuos Ford, executor Of In the Probate Court
sy dssssssS Harriet Petition g sell Real
RIO LUCY A. MILLER & ISAAC
MILLER, rssidents Of the State Of Iowa, and
George b. Coakioy, who d supposed 70 be residing
n tho state o. california; heirs and d9vi1e9 ot Cor
ReliuB OOakloy, dec aHed, you are informed that on
the 10Th dny Of April, ls5 said executor hed his pc
tition In the Probate Court Of DuyahOga County,
Ohio the OBJ sct and prayer Of which petition Is %
obtain an order on the 2lth day Of May a6l 20 sei
the following described Real Estate, Of which the
aaid Cornelius Coakly, died, sezed 10 wit; Situate
In the township Of EAst Cleveland IN said county OF
DuyahOgas and known - part OF lOt No 4Os and con
HORACE FORD,
aurls.ass ENecutor.
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NJ a r I N E
PORT OF CLEVELAND.
RErERRD-May IA

H i
~ EsrERED May Il ltl,iE
stmr May Queen, Viger, Detroit 22 sacks potatoes,
a bbls fish, 81 pskgs sundIies.
Prop. Mary stuart, Richardson, Buffalo, 269 pkeI
Bark Sardinia, Chase, Buffalo, light.
scbr. J. ". Sergeant Hearness Buffalo, 20 bu salt
schr. 4. 7 Lansing, saS5Ib63er, Bq5iiaio, light
schF. y. 7. Burney, mOfIett, so bu corn.
Schr. City Bslle, Lyman Thompson, Port Clinton
Sehr. Roeder, TrenteT, Buffalo, light.
schr. Cousin Mary, WOodruf. Pigeon River.
Seow Free Mason, Geo. 7. Derg. Toinsaiut.
scOR Lime Rock, Bassett, Kslley's Island.
CLEARED,
stmr. May Queen. Viger, Detroit.
Prop. Northern Light, Spaulding, Ontonagon.
Bark Sardinia, Chase, milW aukee.
SchF. iiy Belle, L. Thompson.
Schr. Roedor, Irenter, Buffalo
Scow Cousin Mary, woodruff.
MIsCELLAN NEOUs.
A Lower LAKs sTEAslKR BURNED-ws learn b.
glenay, on the 81. Lawrence river, was burned yes
d-nt BHfalo Republic.
ANoTHER NEW TUG The new tug George II. Par.
ker lately built at this city has just entered service
She is owned By the gentltman whose name sh
She Is provided with powerful steam pump, an
will devote her Rtten tion both TO Wreektng and tow
ing. She is ~ fees in length, ls fret inches and
stroke, 80 inGhss.-DetrOH 5drsTtiser.
VESSEL MIssINa.-Ths schooner ]. W. Sargean
left this port the 3lth ult, bound for Buffalo viii
cargo Of corn, and has not since been heard ot.-
Detroit Advertiser.
VEssgLs PAssED.-Ths following vessels passeC
Detroit On the llth aud l2th:
Bound Up-steamer Planet propeller llliinoig
FREE State; schooner Live Oak, d D. Dickinson, VI
A. Chisholm. Poland, Forest.
Bound DotuH-PropellerD Dunkirk, Plymouth; bari
Sunshine, E. 8. Adams schooner Ann Craig, Stel
Ia, Storm King.
Weather pleasant, with moderate =. w. breeze.
The following passed on Sunday:
Bound p-Propellef Pocahontas, 0gdenghurgh
Denmark, Ellen Williams, Eleanor, Rapid. Caro-
line Bailey, Chrstie.
Bound D65pn-SchOOneF Empire State.
A light =. W. breeze prevailing during the day
Weather pleasant. s-.l7I..-l- sH-H l-'
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SPALDING's PREPARED GLUE

Rg-A single bottle Of sPALDIEG's PREPARE
GLUE will save ten times its cost annually. ~
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Great excitement prevails here to-day caused
by American advices received per Persia, end ali
markets are unsettled and excited.
The Europa has eos 900 In specie.
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DIX. SWEkFS
INFAGLIBLE LINIMENE,

Or. Stephen Sweet, Of Connecticu
The great natural Bone Setter,
DR.. Stephen Sweet, of Connection
Is known all over the United States.
DR.. Stephen Sweet, of Connecticut
Is the a7ther Of DR.. Sweets InhIHbls Linimont
DR.. Sweets Infallible Liniment
Cares Ehsanasisnn and never fsEls.
DIR. Sweets lnfallible Liniment
Cures Burns AID seslds Immediately.
DR.. Sweets Infallible Linimenf
Is a certain remedy for Neuralgia.
DR.. Sweets Intallible LinimeDf
Il ths best remedy for sprains and Bruisoa.
DR.. Sweets Infallible Linimen
Cures Hsadaois immediately and asvur iail-.
DR.. Sweets Infallible Liniment
Affords immediate ralsffOr Piles. aad seldom tal..
DIR. Sweets InfallibIe Liniment
Cures TOothaeho in ons minute.
Dr. Sweets Infallible LinimeAt
Cures Cuts, EOunds Immediately, lsaEiag 70 DoaE
DIR. Sweets Infaliible Linimen1
Is the best remedy for Sores In tie known FOrlA
DR.. Sweets Infallible Liniment
Has been used bg more than million peopls and
an praise T.
DR.. Sweets Infallible Liniment
Is traly '.frisnd IN need . and sVsry Iy shO'd
have il ct hand
DR.. Sweets Infallible Liniment
Is for sale hy an Druggists. Price s cent?.
RICHARDSON B Co,
sePt27:dswR2s Sole Propristors, Norwich, Ut.
-, For sale By Strong q Armstrong sois AE6ntS for
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THE FOLLOWING ENDoRsEMENTs CT
SPALDING'S
OEPHALIO PILLS,
WIN convince all who suffer from
HEADACHE,
SPEEDY AND SURE CURE Is WIrHIu
THEIR REACH.
As these Testimonials were unsolicited BY lr sBal.
ding, they afford unqusstiOnabIo proof Of
shssfacacy of this truly Soisn-
tIhe diseOvsryI
Mr. sfALDrFS, s5s.
1 have tried your Oephalio Pills, and Ike them
so well that want you to send ms two dollars worth
more.
Part of these are for the neghbOrs, to whom gave
q few out Of the first box got from you.
Send the Pills By mail, and Oblige
JAMES KENNEDY.
HAvERFoRD, Pa, Feb. 9. 1881.
sIRi
/ wish you to send me one more box Of your Oeph-
aic Pills, have received great deal Of bsnei trom
'n'n' iGIEil &ERT Is.RiS RSs Ei1s 1ssFEb1KHoUsE.
SPRUCE O1I!EE, I Hq2tiIHggttOn, n Co., Pal
H. Q. sPALOIso, - -''''
You will please send me two boxes Of your Cepha-
lie Pills. Send them Immediately.
JHG. D. SIM0NS.
P. s.-I have used one box of your Pills, and and
BELLE VERNON, Ohio, Jan. 5, 1851.
HENRY @. SPALDIzG, Esq,
Please find inclosed twenty-five cents for which
send me snother box Of your CephaIio Pills. They
Belle Vernon WyandOt Co.. 0.
BETEaLY, Mass, Dec. II. 1880.
wish for some cirs,ulars or large show bills, to
bring your Cephalic Pills more partieulany before
my customers. uyou have anything Of tbs kind,
one Of my customers, who is subject to severe sick
an attack In one hour By your Pills, which sent
her. Respectfully yourss y wr4vvs
RETEOLDsgyHo, Franklin Co., Ohio,
January 9, 1851.
HENRY o. SPAEDING,
No. S Cedar st.s n. Y,
DEAR SIR.
Inclosed find twenty-five (25) cents, TOR which send
box Of "Csphalle Pills" Send TO sddress Of Rev.
Wm- q. Filler, Rey noldsburg, Franklin %, Ohio.
iOur Pills work like chnrm-cure Headache al
most instanter. Truly yours
YPsILAHTI, Mich, Jan. a. ls5l.
Nh. SPALDnsa,
bms
Not long since sent to you for 3 box Of Cephauc
Pills for the Of the Nervous Headache and Cos
tTeness, and received the same snd they had coed
an effect that Eas induced to send fors mura.
Please send By return maii. Direct to
A. R. WHEELER,
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GRN. BUTLER AvTER BALTI-
MORE TRAITORS.
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THESE DELICIOUS AND FAR
FAMED Bitters are recommended bg the hrst
Phgsiciank Of the country, account 81 their Pu-
RITY AND GREAT MEDICINAL VIRTUE.
They are pleasant as nectar % the taste aud are
pronounced the BEST TONlO AND STtm LAM
ever offered 70 the public.
Their curative powers in cases Of GENERAL De
BIGITf, LOSS OF APPETITE, O0NST TEPATtOk,
SC, are unparalleled, and IS a guarantee that We
eel warranted IN claiming what We do, We beg eaEe
10 state that olr assertions ar 1dorset b
Prof IILIMAN, Of Va COllege,
Prof HAYES, OF Massachusetts,
and hundreds Of others.
- For sale BIZ Stroug 3 Armstrong, and b Gro
eers, Wine Merchants, and Druggists generally.
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II AXE ERIE PAPER COMP'Y.
Manufacturers Of PRINTING AND BOOK
PAPER, are now prepared 70 supply all orders VITA
. superior quality Of paper and on hEorable tsFnll
n, w TAYLOR, Alsnt,
iun63 one q Blnk d
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4 I4cKsoNiAE DOCUEENE
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erSL HAnNnrs PHOuLAnATIOS.
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[From the Commercial Bulletin, Boston.l
Said to be very esicacIous for the headache.
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BLUsTER OF THE MISSOURI
REBELS.
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THE RRBEhAAON.

KEsrERN vIEaTNIA OONvENTIoN.
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NO COMPROMISED
FOREIGN NEWS.

( Ga. Wool p oD~naus n Koaoo'.
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No. S Cedar st.s n. Y,
DEAR SIR:
Incosed find twenty-five (25) cents, for which send
box Of "Cephalle Pills" Send TO address Of Rev.
Wm- q. Filler, Reynoldsburg, Franklin %, Ohio.
most instanter. Truly yours,
WlM- Q. FILLER.
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Wherefore they went they DO not tell. but
there are many obvious reasons for their
preferrino a more southern position. The
state CT popular feeling in Virginia was
growing unpleasant their acs were re-
ceivinr very free and bitter criticisms, and
the jealousy between the Virginia +. F.
V. and the cottonocracy was beginning
to stick OFT in a very uncomfortable way.
Besides there were dark shadows OF com
inc events falling upon Richmond, such as
a possible defeat at Manassas, and prob
able isolation of Virginia from the South
by the advance OF the government forces
into Tennessee. Moreover jeff Davis,
notwithstanding the inflated oelt-sutfiCiency
and bray of his message to the confederate
Congress. sees that the lines OF the govern
ment are closing in upon him on all sides.
and he very wisely prrfero TO be IL ad-
vance of our grr.t western expedition III
the movement down tie Mississippi. 1t
NAV be ,atel, predicted that Nashville
will not continue the rebel capital Il long
A. Richmond has. and that the progress OF
! the hub OF the revolution towards the cult
Is henceforth to be rapid. Confederate
paper is already at a discount OF thirty
! per cent and the conspirators are talking
about a law to compel the southern people
to take their worthless paper at par, The
failure of their great cotton and produce
scheme OF revenue i, absolute and uEdls-
| puised. and the only thing il has accom-
| plished i. the disatfection OF the planters,
who see how false and heartIeao are the
leaders who have beguiled them to tAelr
ruin. The attempt OF the leaders to STIR
10 popular violence against the CONNER
cial classes. as if they were responsible tor
the prevalent distress. Is another sign OF
the growing disorder and dlsatiection
which are sure precursors OF failure anC
ruin TO the men VINO have involved then
E section in this ruin, to promote their Owl
personal ambitions. The Union men o
}, the South rejoice i, the prlVations ncl
: dent to the blockade, and comfort them
4 selves by the consideration that the seces
. sionists are the greatest sufferers, III
. tiehtness of the blockade and the cOnStan
gathering of the armies of the Union, tn
d now admitted courage of the northern
vt troops. the failure of England and Franc
to recognize the supremacy of cotton, tn
II arrest of the rebel ministers to Europe, tn
money resources of the federal govern
ment. which seem inexhaustible, are hay
ing their effect even upon the most reel
less of the conspirators. Nothing but tn
prestige OF a few successes, lmmenSel
rs magnifed by systematic lying, has keI
g the rebels in heart up to this time. Ar
{ one or two great federal victories in I'll
~ field only are necessary so knock the PROF.
/. from the confederate experiment, an
leave it ID fall INTO shapeless nass Of r.
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ARairs in Il entucky-

Louisville, Ky. Dec. 4.
The Provost Marshal has ordered all retail
liouor establishments 20 close every evening
at seven o'clock, until further orders.
The department of the federal troops in
Iaro4 numbers which are in and around
Tnuui,e, ELECTS the encomums ofeverybody
Can't, Ruchathl has raised two cavalry
COMPANIES for Col. Balley's Kentucky caval-
ry regiment, and who received seventeen
wounds in the Mexican war, was yesterday
elected Lieut.. Col. of that regiment.
A letter to the Democrat from Somerset,
on the Cumberland River, says that HaSkIns
federal troods encamped near Somerset on
the CHAMBERLAIN River, were attacked by the
rebels who had planted artillery on the oP
pos;te side of the river, on Sunday last. The
correspondent says that one rebel officer was
killed. but gives no further particulars. The
S7th and 38th Ohio had come to reheve
Haskins with artillery.
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GonErPsa.

Washington, Dec. tth.
HoUsr.-Nlr. Gurley gave notice OF his
intention to introduce bill to confScata all
property belonging to persons IN re0eillon
AGAINST the Government OF the United
States, Including persons recognized as slaves
who shall be made tree men, to provide TO
their employment during the present war
their subsequent apprenticeship to loyal mas
ters and their final colonization.
Mr.. Loveioy from the committee on agri-
cDlture. reported the Homestead bill. After
an incidental debate the Homestead bill was
referred to the committee on public LANDS.
The usual extra number OF copies OF the
Presidents Message and accompanying doc
uments were ordered to be printed
Mr.. Var Wick, from the select committee
Amounted TO inquire into the Government
contracts, reported a resolution that the com
mittee have leave to sit during the sessions OIL
the House, and have leave to report from
time to time. Adopted.
Mr.. linton introduced a bill for the restor-
alton of Alexandria county to the District OF
Columbia.
On motion Of Mr. NallandighaIn. resoI-
ution was adopted requesting the President
to communicate to the House il not incompat-
ible with the publ. Interests, copies OF any
corrnsDOpdpnce addressed to tue executive DN
the government, of England, SPAN and
France, IN regard to the armed intervention
proposed by them in the affairs OF MeHlco
and any other information he may have tt
communicate.
Mr. Hutchins introduced 4 JOINT resolution
concerning the rebellion, the consideration
whereof was postponed. Also TIE following
Whereas it has been represented that Their
are confined in the government lail 40 per
sons who are not charged with any crime
but are represented as being slaves, the com
mittee for the District of Columbia be IN
structed to INQUIRE into the truth OF such re
port and by what authority they are conhnec
who are the reported owners, and what leg
islaton, if any, is necessary 10 Teheve theI
from imprisonment and to prevent person
from being similarly Imprisoned hereafter
and to report by bill or otherwise. Adopted
Mr.. Pendleon introduced resolution
which was adopted, Instructing the commute
on military affairs to report what change
any is necessary in the mode of payment
soldiers who are held as prisoners of war.
Mr.. Cox introduced the following vino
was referred TO the committee on the lud
clary:
Whereas the exchange OF PRISONERS III Il
present war ha, already been pracnced l
directly. and a. such exchange would n
only increase the ralistments and Ngor
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