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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-14
THE NEW YORK WEEKLY TIMES
Single Copies s2--Two Copies for
s3---Five Copies for S5.
The Cheapest and Rest Family and
General Newspaper ia the
United States.

The NEW YORK WEEKLY TINIRs is = large
and elegantly printed luaTIo hheeT- OF eight PaTr,
erature and General Ness. and intended to he the
BEST as we'll As the CHEAPEST FANlLT NEwsPAPER
in the United State.
The fiFst aim of the TIEs Is, and will always be-
to keep Its readers thoroughly and reliably posted
up. as TO everything which may happen, Of general
interest, in n'y part "f tie world 1t eomhIents
fully and freely upon al topics Of Importance in
every department Of public action, and always in the
interest Of Freedom, Order, and the Public Good
While tie influence will be uniformly conservative,
It advocates every measure Of just and bsnihcent
Progress and Trsists tile increase extension, or per
petuaion Of Slavery Of everything else ineomfat
hie With the highest welfare Of the whole eommh-
nifty. While It reports promptly and accurately all
Intelligence OF general interest in every department
Of human activity il never panders to vicious raFteS
and excludes from its columns thing that might
render 1t unsafe or improper for general FANrLT P~
Tus1l. It Eeek- to promote the general welfare by
urging the claims Of
EDUCATION, MORALITY AND RELIGION
upon the masses Of the people: and In all its discus
sions- 1t endearors constantly to be guided and
trolled by the spirit Of
MODERATION, PATRIOTISM AND COMMON
SENSE.
Inits CoRREsPOSDEScE. 10th Foreign and Domestic,
the TINS i confessed to- be superior any other
American Journal. Its RTPcETs of Congressional
and Legislative processing. Of financial CONNER
GENERAL INTELLIGENCE.
Of Important Legal and Criminal TriAls and Of what
ever may hRvN special interest for thu great body Of
the community, are fell. prompt and reliable.
Especial Attehtiun il devoted to fnll accurate and
trustEorthy reports Of the
LIVE STOCK AND PRODUCE MARKETS.
for which ,PeciaI corps Of Reporters is maintained
LITERARY DEPARTMENT
Will alEo be kept ny, embracing
STANDARD NOVELS AND TALES,
and miscellaneous selections Of the highest interest,"
THE AGRICULTURAL DEPARTMENT
Is compiled from variety Of sources, many ct them
fOaR IN. fE,oN
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DICKS ACCOUNTANT AND
DISPATCH PATENT.

T5e fapeata''E CL-istE 1ekEo.ek7ef GRd protected
b. III GoelynasHti Of C1Hqaa, ne United SAFES,
GH5 Grtaf BritaiH: to al solaHi q nay caaeer7,.
WHAT CLAIM AS NY INVENTION Is. THE
NhIi<Tet kidd, description o. variety, in printed
OTm. b. keeping tic statements Of the several
enunIs standing in PRINTERS type their eluiyIleats.
being readily md quickly readiusted In any particu-
lar pArt, where account may have undergone
change by the lapse Of time or the errent Of buSi-
transactions; that, when reIdiusted IN all
such parts up any SiTel date, impression thea
taken from the type ahll exhibit, in printed form,
IKE EuS state Of all the accounts kept accurately
Tepge<-ntinE all the balpee~ Conclusions, in ac-
eogancs with the end rds teEgniA+ed in keep
EE the record. rendering il, 10 commercial business,
balance sheet Of the most compact and perfect
character te details Of management being B1bIIan-
tFAy ~ Ereted in speeaeAfion wherein IT s shown,
that the Eift facts be recorded tnzv De repF-
ssutsd by figures. symbols. dates, or nuubers used
either separately in combination or liz whatever
else will indicate the fact or tacts desired: and
furthermore tEet ON this primary invention, alec
claim the device or eontTivanee u rendering OF
transmitting accounts in partial or fell statements
when the statement or statements sent thus.
substantially thus kept in tyre, by the contri-
u my invention. be the medium Of transmits
sion visa; 1t may; bat the particular Mode Of rem
dertnE accounts by the use Of The Di-pAteli Machine
Constituted OF Apron Movement Reel. Hrld Cutter
stamp, claim in the hToadest and fullest Esnse and
also the uAchn- itsel, embracing al irs forms and
modes, of operating. indicated ia describing it.
either simple hand Instrument, or ~ propelled
by machinery. And in connection with these spect-
ne claims, and based upon them. also calm all
other means and appliances substantially the same
those hereiu claimed OF intended to be claimed.
With these claims fully aekn"NIe sei and protected
above this invention ha4 already spread itself
Canada- eighteen States Of The American Union
and into Great Britain, and Is used in more than
tire hundred Se1sE per O65ees ItzimmenGe value
To Lansing and similar institutions viii BE- shown in
circular which will make its appearance son.
M-anThtle applications for Information, 'Deels Of
Hight, "DtEPItch Machines will receive due at
teutisu- when addressed cithsT to
Rev. Robert, Dick, 6ggftIo ": Y or
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WHEEGiSG. 18th April, 1851
AN and AFTER the 18th Of April, 1861. the plssen-
" ger Trains Will I~ Iua a bellows. viz:
The Express Train leaves Wheeling daily excerpt
Sundays at 10 A. NJ, Esbu1dd at 1880 a. ~. arTv-
ing 10 Baltimore at $50 A. NJ epnneeting with She
Express train for Philadelphia New York, RSEthn.
and all the Eastern cities. lcNTtuE 6slS A. NJ
Tiyes at Warrington at $50 A. II. making close
necton with the Southern lines for all parts Of the
SouIh. This train stops at the principal stations
from Wheeling 10 Cumberland.
Returning, leaves baltimore At i:I5 +. NJ, and
Washington City at 245 p H.. arriving 1t BenwcCi
nj A. ". and Wheeling at 6S5 A. VI making direct
connection With the EXTretrfn III all parts Of the
West Southwest and Northwest. This train stops
only for meals and WOOD and water.
The Mail Train leaves daily including SuEd, Mt
6:55 p. NJ, RenWood at 5:25 T. NJ, and arrives in
Baltimore at 3:l6 p NJ. connecting with the Mail
train, leaving for Philadelphia. New York Bhstun,
and all Eastern cities At i3{5 Il. NJ arrives YYRs-
crn lines for all parts Of the south This rrn stops
Huntington, Water Station FHirmoht aud Grafton.
Dgtgn City at i:5 4. ". and arrives at BenwOOd at
1910 p N. and Wheeling at 1882 p. NJ, connecting
with the Express train for all paTtsOf the Southwest
West and Northwest. This train stops At the pTin=
cipal stations only.
THE Piedmont and Wheeling Accommodation runs
daily. except Sunday. leaving Piedmont CSC A. VI.
and arrives at Wheeling at $40 p. VI.
J. B. FORD, Agent.
WI. SHTTH. Master Of Transportation.
l.. VI. COLI, Gen'l Ticket Agent. aPeO
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NV OrIrANs. 15th An,

NAV. OELEANS; 18th August, iSs9.
d. J. C. Aye: Sir: 1 cheerfClly comply Ei;s
the reIUr Of your nseAt, AMI report to you
the effects have realized with your SaTsapArila
have cnrei with IL, In my practice, HOSt q tn
complaints Tor which it is recommended, and han
found its effects truly wonderful in the Of Toe
real GHd NereitriGi DiSeQss Ore Of my pNiituii
had SYnhilitic ulcers IN his throat, With
summing his palate and the top Of his mouth. To=i
SAreaparllH, steadily taken, cured him IN Eetk
Another was attacked 10y secondary symptoms 10 "
nose and tile liberation had eaten away conlaie1-
bic part az it. 30 that believe the disorder UDcN
soon reach his brain and kill him. But Il yiCit
my administration Of our SArsapariIla: the ultSrt
healed. and lac Is well again. NOT Of course EiibJ;
some ,lisf=urafion Of his face. A woman h5 ai
been treated for the snme disorder by mercury
suffering from this poison in Fer bones They isi
become So sensitive to the weather that on dsHI
day she suffered eXcruciRting pain in her joints ssi
bones. She. too, was cured entirely BY your sara
p1riila in u few weeks know from its f3lrIrit
which Eour agent gave me-. that tliF PfrTAraits
from Your laboratory innst be n great remedy o.
ssquenily. these truly remarkable results With
have not surprised me.
So waurWN.R
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1919 r. N.
TT2ATNS

RETJ RNING TRAINS.
Leave Cleveland at a:23 A. 81. and eco p NJ, ar
rive at bridgeport Mt i:5I +. II. and 5:l4 A. NJ
Leave Pittsburgh at 100 A. NJ: 6:30 A. W. and 1850
p NJ arrive Mt Bridgeport at 5:lI A. NJ, loss A 81
anil 1855 M.
wsAecOmHiodAtion Trains will be run daily tSnn-
days eHI,epted-ous between WcIlsVlle AMI Pitts
LurglI leaving Welsville G:5U A. NJ, stopping at
all stations and arrives NJ Pittsburgh at 200 A. NJ
Returning Leaves Pittsbur-I, ut 500 T.. NJ and ar
riYeN at welsviile Mt 6:25 P. 81.
The other between BayRrd AMI Cleveland, leaves
B"yard Mt 80 NJ, stopping at Hll stations arrives
at Cleveland at IO5 A. N. Returning leaves Cleve-
land at $3.50 p NJ. and arrives at IIayard at s:i5 p
EHcursiun TicketSto Pittsburgh and return S3T5.
Fare always rs low, and time much quicker than
any other route.
Through Tickets to NIL points in the West. North
and East can be procured at the Office No. 81 Water
street next door TO SPrgg House, Wheeling. Va AMI
at bridgeport Station.
Freight contracts will be made at lowest rates to
point accessible by this road and
70 the East, North, West and Northwest at ONCE
No. 81 Water street. with Freight Agent at Bridge
port Station. II. HAMILTON. Agent,
Wheeling Va.
JOHN CHAPMAN. Agent,
JIM. MCCULLOUGH. President. r''' =
F. r. MYERS, Gent Ticket Ag't. apis
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pr. J. b. S. Chanting, of New York City urii.,
Il mOst cheerfnily comply with the Feque,; Of M
agent in saving I have found your Smsajarial
most excellent AliertiVe ia the numerous ronIa.t.
Tor which We employ such remedy, but - rri,i,
ia FtHlcls DLs.isss of the SrTufiIOus d.atEesi.
have cuTed many iuvCIeTRtr cases Of LrucoirLtsy
it. and some where the complaint caused IL y
esJation Of the ntsT7U. The liberation i;sglt 81,
soon cured Nothing within my knowlC,Ira s;lzs
It for thee female arrangements
lilwari 5. Alarrow, Of NLMbury, Ala. vIitt.: Il
dangerous 0rtTidH fHEi0T OF Tie IeiHaits "a
my family. which had deied all the rcEleiit, ~,
could rmplay. las Mt length been comp eisy cEI,
hy your Extract OF SAreaparilI1. Cur physsas
Thought nothing but eXtiTpStiGn could Afford Tti.L
but he advised the trial Of yt'ur SaHalE,rila 10
last resort before cutting, and il proved rEeciEs
Alter taking your remedy eight weeks To .ymyi .
Of the disease rEnainE."
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Cleveland, Pittsburg and Wheel.
ing Rail Road

@ $50 -
ON AND AFTER MONDAY, 4priI 18th. 1890 Pas.
" senger Trains will leave Bridgeport follows,
Sundays exoepted)
1ls0O A. " Mall Train, stopping Mt all stations ex-
cept New Shlislury, SummitVile. Frank.
lin, East Rochester. MoultTie, WinchtSte-,
ROOt6town, YaFlville. Macedonia, B,zI-
ford, NcwburH and Machine Shop. ar
nveS Al Pittsburgh at $50 T.. NJ, Haitt-
more at Sis A. NJ, Philadelphia at 5:.O
a. NJ. New York nj 1880 a. ~. Cleveland
at G:2O r. NJ, Toledo at lC.35 r. NJ. Detroit
at l;3O A. NJ. Jackson 1880 A. NJ,
Chicago at A. NJ, Erie Rt 1917 A. NJ,
Dunkirk IT ESQ A. NJ, and Buffalo at
E:2OA. ".
+:35 =. " Fast Express Train. stopping at all sta
tinns except Deep Run. TiltcnsYilIe, War.
rEn, Browns, JeddO, EliioitsviIe. Fort
Homer. Rogers Ferry, Four Mile Run,
NInpnrt. and Beaver. arrives at Pitts
burEiI Mt $40 2. NJ, Baltimore at 1852
T. NJ. Philadelphia at lO:l5A. NJ, aid
New York nj 22::SO p. N.
1919 T. u. Express Train. stopping at and all eta
tous west Of. Wellsrille= also at Eoches-
ter, Saiineyille. SunmitEille. Hanover
Bayari Alliance Rnyenna, Hudson. aud
Euclid Street: arrives Mt Pittsburgh nj
S;S0 4. ~. baltimore at 5:52 T. NJ. philn-
delPhi1 at h:2s0 p NJ. New York ut $50
y. ~. Cleveland At $50 4. NJ: Toledo ut
lo:i5 A. NJ. Detroit at ECO p NJ. jack
al too r. ~. Chicago Mt I:I0 T. NJ
Erie Rt 1: 20 P. NJ. Dunkirk at :i:b5 T. NJ
nd Tiuf f1fn nf EslE NJ
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broadcast Seed SOWer!

THE SUBSCRIBERS HAVE PURCHASED TIE
i right for !IANES SEED SOWER, which COWS
all Kinds OF GraiS aud GTtks Seeds in the most psr-
tses manner. 1t simple in It's construction and
slWs y it'll great accuracy and Tapidty, distributing
the seed evenly upou the surface without the waste
anil labor peculiar TO hand sowing. Orders for
Sewers will receive prompt attention.
mh2O SMITH GoRRELL
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Rev.Ropert, Dick, Fs9F &i.. \; T. Z. OF OF


John ,. IlaIneH1 LolR7H, E.VGLAEVD.
~ To "LEX, . who in the Jfonfrs1l Gafetts Of LIST
February, lS6O pTonouncra the idea 0f keeping
accounts current lin type gross AbsuTdity,7
that this grOss absnrdity Is all that Slr Dick has
patented Ia the domain OF keeping accounts. His
claims hinder operation therein iutO- which this
gr'-< abSurdity is not practically smuEEled in any
manner: neither bodily nor partially; neither di.
recty or Indirectly; neither explicitly synbOli-
ca!Iy; this ground his claims cover, aud nothing
more; the absolute monopoly Of tlis absurdity and
nothing else is all he asks lis claims nationally
read. atte-t.-tIa sept7
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View York Paper Warehouse

HERRINl.S.-3
aHN Just RrtFvOd and
~. REALY
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Ayers Cherry Pectoral,

OEe nm HAFlD ~ m W
Coughs, Colds, InhuenLO, Honrssnt'H
Group, Bronchitis, Incipient CS"
sumption, and for the RelItl
of COnGumptITe Patients
in advanced Stages
or the Disease.
This is n remedy so universally known to ss io
any other for the cure Of throat and lung comp
that It is useless here TO pubiFh the evidence =,
virtues. Its unrivailed excellence for os9 s
colds. and its truly wonderful cures Of pain
disease. lave made 1t known Throughout the ~ :
nations Of the Garth. Few are tie coumunlIF
even families among them who have not t9loJ n, :,
Aonal experience nf its eects-sUme living y /.
their midst Of i's victory over the subtle AnI a..
EernuB disorders OF the throat and lung. Ir
know the dreadful fatality Of these disorders -.
they know, too, the effects Of this remedy, ~
not do more than to assure them that 4 "a.
tho virtues that It did have when making ~,
which haveWon. 20 strongly nP"u the e''nHo'
mankind. m
Prepared by DR.. ]. C. AVER & Gu
Lowell. Mass.
Fer sale by A. c. GOOD { co and BY y -
gists. anGllly-uo'''s-
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Sarsaparilla.
FOR PURIFYING THE pTonn

- = $500 4lAuUu.
And for the speedy cure Of the sabiOll,ed r.y,;..
Disease:
ScrofuLr and ScrefttIous Ateetiong, FueL az IN.
Eicert. SrtS, ErpTfionE. PfmplEF Plyfsl.s JIsy.ih
AZ, BoiiE, BdiHS, aud all SriH DiJeGIs5.
OAKLAND. Ind. 9th June.1y=s
J. C. ATER Go. Gents: frel it my duty t..
knowledge what Your SaTsaparilla hiss done IN
Having Inherited ScrpfuIoUs Infection l hlTs
II burst ont In Ulcers on my hands ana arms: So
times II turned inward and distressed ne =, a.
stomach. Two years ago II broke out on psTtf
and covered my scalp and ears with ore s,re vJts
WAS painful ard lnafhsou,e beyond dtrrtinti5, =
tried many medicines AID several physsisrt t-,
without much relief from anything. III fact Ibs;
order grew wore. At lenEth WAS FejC!epsl "a rs,I
in the Gospel Messenger that you had rrtr.,rrj ~
Alternative (SaraI, Arllal for knew from your r,
tati0n that anything Won made must I E rr.,I -
Cincinnati and got IL. and used It tan II rn-s
me. took Il, Rs you advise. 10 small ,,os4s ~
teaspoOnful Over mouth: and nsc,l almost thE..
bottles. New and healthy skin s0on tsvap 10 O.,
under the EcIbs which after while fen of NJ
skin is clear, and know by my feciiErs ~,
believe that feel Vltt saying when ter Ne
that hold you to be III the apostle. Of IL. -
and remain ever gratefully, Yours.
ALFRED L. TALLEY.
s. -intGoHy's Fire. RSsE or Erysip2Ias. T..y ga
.SIl RhcHHl, Said HeIid, RiEqI0UG4s SIR -
DTu1lSy.
Or. Robert NJ. I'reble write from Salem n Y Ist
Sept, l%s,9 that lie lIas cured inyeterte 1.l
JrCl,Sy, which threatened TO terminate fatslir d.
the perseNeTiUg use Of our S:rsapaTiila. and Az
dangerous attack of NGii0nant ETyyipslas bv ls-s,
d,'-e- of tie same: says he cRIes the cuianlo; ET
tioHs by !: constantly.
Z
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G.v.LAnlMER. MI
Rhsunatiln, Gom, Lirsr Ceapiofl..


lNDEPESpENCE, Preston Co., Va. 9th July. lsi2.
Or ]. c. ATEE: Sir: ] have been affiieted With
painful chronic RheHMntisni tor a long time. NhA
bahied the skill of physicians, aud stuck to ne Is
spite OF all the remedies cOuld find. until tEsi
your SarSaparilla. One bottle cuTe-l me in ise
weeks, and restored my general health 80 much thr
am TAR better than before 1 was attacked Iihlsl
it wonderful medicine J. FREAN.
Jules Y. Getcheil, Of st. IIOuis, writes: Il li''
been afflicted for yenrs with affection NJ III Lir
which destroyed my health. tried evcrythinIs -
broken-duWn for come years from oihh
cause than dsTdH9ellsHt Of ne LirtT. Ny htlJ'si
pastor, the Rev. Mr.. Rspy. advised me to tn! o1
SarsHPariln because he said he knew you, and zs!'
thing you male was Werth trying. Ey the hitsti
OF God II has cured me. and has purified my bfs
as to make a new nnn Of me. / feel young es'i
The best that can he said Of you i not bali ~
enough"
Se'irrHS, Cancer, TtRorI, EHEdrgSmo''. UleLF1t'7
CRT-iGE aud EEJoliati01f of Tie B0sEJ.
great variety Of cases have been reported TO .
where cures OF these formidable complaints haTeif
suited from the use Of this remedy, but our Ho,t
here will not admit them. Some Of them EglI :
found in our American Almansc. which the eEts'i
below FAMED arc pleased TO furnish gratis u al VI
call for them.
DyLplpsiG, Heart DissaR, Fits. Epi1tpIy, Niss6E
ly, NeHr1igid.
Many remarkable eures Of these ahectou, hl''
been made by the Alternative power Of thi. niet ~
1t stimulates the vital fnnct tons into vigorous a
and thus orercOmes disorders which would r y.
posed beyond IFS reach. Such a remedy has -
been required by the neceSsties Of tie Peopt's =.
we are confident that this will do for them all "
medicine can DO.
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.J.sNBEDER, PHILADELPHIA.
MAGRAW Z K00Ns, 80 North Street B.Ittr,o,.
LEECH &Co- no. 2. Astor House, or No. Is. Win.
LEIGH Co. No. u State Street So.fon
II. II. HOUSTON, GsHV FFefgTf AGf. Pbr,a.
r,,os L s L I0uPT SsHl Text AZ Philadelphia.
EIloS. a. SCOTT, GeH'I Sap't, Altoona Pa. Js5iG60
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GENT COMMISSION BUSINESS

baker 4 Hopkins.
unexpectedly solicit the the Of the Trade
JAS MAXWELL la:e arm Paxton, Douion 1 ca.
tHOs. J. CAMPBELL late Rith List Howell
GEO p TINGLE, late With Let Howell
Jan4IS9.
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FORBADE BaV Prassas-

WE AXE Now PREPARED TO FURNISH
w three sizes q Ingersoll's InproTCd TIaY Pr--s
which i the cheapest best and cuuveufst Pres
ever offered 20 the public. IL Is Easily handled and
eaa Be readily utoTed from place 10 place Is may be
required For sale at the loves rates by
n0TiS SMITH 4 0ORRELI
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Imported and bottled by himself warranted pure
and the best quality with his certificates on the bot
tie, and his seal on the cork.
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UDOEPHO WOLFE'S PURE JAMAICA
RUN. ST. GROIN RUN, SCOTCH AND
IRISH WHISKEY
All the above imported aud botilc4i l,y himself
warranted pure and Of tile best quality.
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TRANSPORTATION.
Baltimore s. ONO RAN Road


Ia % 5ssssssss3 sssszs5E3Ez -
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UDOLPHO WOIFB.

EOIv EINIlIlCIuFeF ana IMPORTER OF the Sch!eIIdm
Aromatic Schnapps.
IS ~ and - Beaver stTeet. New York
A. c. GOOD CO. will supply the trade.
iec4-6n
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UDoLPHO WOLFE's PURE COGN1AC
BRANDY.
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Three Through Pa senger Trains

The Capacity of this Road is now equal to any in the
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JIM. MCCULLOUGH. President. ~
F. z. MYERS, Gent Ticket Ag't. q
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g inthoHg's Fire. RSsE or EEysipsial. III, s,s
.SrE RhsHHl, Said HeIId, EiEqiogSIs. .SlTs n
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WI. SHITE. Master Of Transportation.
l.. NJ. CoLE, Geni Ticket Agent. aPeO
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1861-09-13
Signs at the North.

The Democracy of York county, Maiue,
at meeting adopted the subjoined reso-
buttons .. .t., ........
Resoleed, That in our judgement the
discontinued feeling which has arisen
among our brethren of the Southern
States, caused by the agitation of the
slavery question, might have been quiet
ed by Cancellation and by a compromise
equally honorable to both sections, and
that day of reti'ioution will soon over
take the Republican leaders and press
for their unwise and unpatriotic course
in preferring to carry out q mere party
dogma, to the preservation OF great
and prosperous people from the horrors
of civil war and national ruin.
Resolred, That the reconstruction OF the
Union by force against the embittered
feeling and the united strength of nearly
one-half the States, is palpable absur-
dity, and an utter impossibility, and
even If the reyolted States should be
overrun and subjugated, they can be
held to their allegiance only by chang
ing our Government TO an unlimited mon
archy; and while pursuing this delusion
of re-uniting the States by coercion, a
standing army has been raised without
color OF law, the freedom of speech has
been abridged, the tight of protection of
person by haJeas corpus, the right of safe
ty in homes, papers, and effects, the right
of petition for redress of grievances-all
these great constitutional rights OH which
our freedom rests, are being violated, and
unless an immediate check be placed up.
on these usurpations no rem nant of ouI
once free government will remain to rs
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1861-09-13
rn3 Reoosnition of the southern

The Recognition of the Southern
Oonfed63aoy by Great Britain. I.
The At1anIa MseHycncer, of tho 4th'
inst, says NO gentlemen from Charles
ton, just from England, passed through
our city ON yesterday, en- route for home.
Both Of them are well known to uA, and
we can'ploce the fullest reliance on their
statements. One of them bears dispatch
es from our Commissioners in Europe, TO
President Davis of their contents of
course, ho processes no knowledge. AT
various points from Quebec to the line Of
the Southern Confederacy, thiS gentle
man was Often searched, but the Lincoln
ties failed TO find the dispatches, which
were most artitilly concealed, we know
where, but think it imprudent to let the
secret out. |.-. I'd. ........
Upon the recognition OF our Govern
ment, and raising the blockade, our
Charleston friends say, there is not
doubt upon the mind of any one in
England. A large number of merchants
were there nom the South, all of whom
made heavy purchases, to be paid for
when the goods were safely delivered to
consignees in the ports Of the SOUTH
Our readers may rely upon the truth Of
this intelligence. r