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The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-09-05
Correspondence of Lancaster Gazette.
CAMP CoRwrn. DAYTON,
Ann oQth 1871

Aug a9th, 1861.
EDIToRs GAzETTE:-We arrived in this
the most beautiful city Of Ohio on Fri
day the 23d inst, took breakfast az half
past nine at the Montgomery House. from
whence we started to Camp, situ ated a
miles from the city. The ground was se
lec:ec expressly for this purpose by Col.
MeCook, aud is one Of the best and most
practicable places for an encampment in
the State. 1t is situated on rolling hill
lock, on high and extremely healthy land,
where beautiful spring Of cool water
gusheS up from the foot, and where a
nice grove with it's shadowy plumes and
gentle breezes drives away dull care and
lures us on to balmy repose. AS t,but
four companies have made their report at
headquarters. but dozen recruiting off,
ces have the star spaugled banner floating
from their windows. all Vieing with each
other, as TO who shall get their Compa-
nes filed frat, in order 10 get into Nc
Cooks Regiment, we'll knowing, that
such an accomplished ficer, as Col. Nc
Cook is known TO be, will not sacri6cs the
life of his men, without making desper
ate effort. aided by cool judgment, to
prevent it. The Companies now here,
are the following; Co. A, Capt. Stafford; |;
Co. B, Capt. kaufman, of Dayton; Co.
G, Capt. Tbrushtou, Of Dayton; Co. D,
Capt. Ainswell. of Cleveland. cleveland
Grays3-Here is list of the members
OF Co. A:
Captian-J. A. Slafordi
list Lisa.-E. 7. Hooker.
End Lie@.-Jas. NJ. Wyley;
Orderly Sergeant. Sol. E. Homan;
lst Sergsam.-Harry Conner.
2ond Sergeant. nt.-Leyi Matthias; 3D.
Chas Young; 4th, J, Reese Holtzman.
list Corporal,-Jack W. Reed. 3D. NJ.
R. Poulton; 3d.-WAlter Abplegate, 4th.
Jos. F. Croft; 5M. D. Gum Willie; 9Th.
Wm. Ross; 7th. Robert Shannon; 8tA. @,
F. Lee.
Priuates.-Ethan Harman; Geo. Grif.
6th; VIM. Morris. Fred Frizzle. Martin
Schopp. G. NJ. Myers, Thomas Bowls, S.
Hunter, Levi Wagner, Geo. Fricker, H.
Bowers. Jas. McGill, Henry Williams, ]
Pack, Eli Stoneburner, Jas. Law. G. F.
Smith, Q. Copeland. Spencer Bagley. G..
Zebolc, G. w. Allen, VIM. Cloud. G. E.
Grandeonarp. John McCar.y. Adolphus
Briiz. Harvey W. Denton, William Heb.
erling s. Asbill' Jas. Scharmihcrn. W.
H. Rockey, John L. Brown, Aaron s.
Smith. David Murphy, VIM. Carlis. W
R. Johnston, Jas. Murphy, Perry Peteson
Henry Bissinger, Henry Dietz, Nimrod
A. Webb, G. W. Carroll, John Heberling
Ignatious Croft. Henry Pomfret, Jacob
Shook, Ed. Thornburg, VIM. Dean, NJ
j. Dilger, Thomas McMullen, Isaac Ma
SON. G.. w. Saylor. G. Townsend, VIM
Lardin, Tom Heist, Milton Hunter. Lev
Stutsman. VIM, Shelzley, Isaac D. Glous
er. Chas Horney. J. X. Hasson, Freeman
Wolfe. Ed. Stober, B. F. Huffman, Jas
Smith, VIM Cassel. theodore ely. A. M
Mosier, N. M. Smith, Jac. Moore. VIM
Harvey, Jos. C. Flemm, A. Roburn, T
Haines.
We have also at GAINESVILLE ten men
who have not made their appearance, bu
have given assurances that they will
More of inlerest in my next.
HARRY CONFER.
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The 81. Louis Provost Marshal.

ST.. LOUIS, Aug. 3l.--Provost Marshal
McKiustry has issued orders perempto-
rilly forbidding any person passing be-
yond the limits Of this county without q
special permit from bis Office; and oil rail-
road, steambot. ferry and other agents
are prohibited from selling tickets to any
one holding pass from the Provost Mar
shal. z4%r
This order is aimed especially to reach
parties leaving the city for the purpose
Of communicating information to The enc
my. .E l.lA so
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1MusIc-NArIoNAL AIRs.-Mr. Billing,
hurst hiss Just received a few excellent
pieces of sheet music, among them the
following National Hymns, "Hail ! Glori'
GUS Banner ofour land," and "Our Ban
ner Of Glory" Call and secure them i'm
meeiAtely. Hf@tf..
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NOTICE is hereby given 10 all whom 10 may cons
| Ger, that the next Session eS eSheCommission-
ers ofFairield County, to be heh IN SEPTEMBER
NEXT. there will be presented Spetion praying Tor
wit: A part OF the road from Lithopohs 10 che
Royalton and Circlevne Turnpike. commencing at
the Bloom township line Thence through the lands OF
Thomas Cole and Andrew Peters 10 its Intersection
with the said Roy alton and Cireleyille Turnpike.
MANY PETITIONERS.
JuIv IA. le6s-SUIA
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WIN. R. WAnnELL. M. D.

"AVING permanently located In PLEASANT
VTLLE, tenders HIS professional services to the
place and vicinity. Dr. Waddef has been engaged
In the practice Of the various branches OF his profess
sion for upwards ofiweny years, he, therefore, hAi
ters himself that he will give entire satisfaction 10 all
those who may favor him with call.
W7Partiouler attention will be paid 70 all Chronic
eases, and the diseases ofwomen aud children.
WILLIAM X. WAUDELL, N. d.
Pleasantville, Jul: e5, ,ls61-3mlTs
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DRrGoops, Doors and snoEs.-An-
drew Reid Of the New Cash Store, has
lust arrived from the Eastern cities with
the largest and best assortment of Dry
Goods, Boots, Shoes &C., that can be seen
Ia any house Of the kind in The city; and
at lower prices than ever. We don't ask
you to take our word for it. but we DO
ask YOU TO call and examine his Goods.
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GoNE INTO GAMP.--Capt. J. W. StinOh.
comb. who has raised another company
of volunteers for the three years service.
took City Of bis men into camp GOddard,
al Zanssyille, on last Saturday. He elsavoO
Lancaster to-day for Camp Goddard with
the remainder of his company. The place
Uftsndezvous for the 10th and 18th Ohio
Regiments has been changed from the
above Camp 10 Camp Dennison, near Gin
cjnnsti.
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@ Go to the News Office and get the
late number Of Harper's Wsskly, Frank
Lsslie's Illustrated, or the N. Y. Illustra.
ted, Each Of them contain illustrations
of The late battle at Springfield. No.,
Ben. McCullOch, Gems. Lyon, Seigel and
other prominent men.
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DIR. J. n. NeLEAN7s VoLcATIC OIL LLJvINEST
The Best External in the HOTId,
Mc, ar Paasf

Thodsands OF human beings have been ssVedG lifs
OF deereptitude and misery by the Of this BVau
able Liniment. 1t will relieve pain almost insanta-
neously, and will cleanse purify and heal the foul
eaMie Oil Liaimsat will relieve the invetsrats
cases OF rheumatism. Gout, or Neuralgia. For Par
alyss, Contracted Muscles. StiGness WeakAess In
the JOINTS Muscles Ligaments. II win never fail.
Two applications will cure Sore Throat, Headache or
Earachs. For BuIns Scslds. any Pain, It 10 an
lnfllible Remedy. Try Il, and you will nnd It an IN
dispensble remedy. Keepi always on hand.
PLAFTERRS, FARMERS, or any one having
charge OF hoFses will save money by using MeLean's
VOleenie on LnimeDt. II 10 q speedy and infalbls
cure for Calls, sprains Chafes, Swelling, Lameness.
Sweeney, Sores, Wounds, Scratches, orany external
disease. Try, It AID you will be convinced.
DR.. j. II. .HsLE.7.N, Soils Proprietor.
ST. LOUIS. MO.
IPE. l.. loeum, agent. aug. Is, ls6l--ly
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WWe invite special attention to the
proceedings Of the Hooking County Un-
ion Convention or our second page. The
people Of Hooking are moving in the right
direction. VI t
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RWs learn jus. before going 10 press
that D. Y. RIA, Of Baltimore. commenc-
cd on Tuesday mOrnip ing last. recruiting a
company for che three years service. and
that up 10 10 O'Clock last night, he had
81 names enrolled. Three cheers iOt
old Liberty.
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RTho Cavalry Company enlisted uh.
der Lafayette Pickering aud Valentine
Cupp, from the northern part Of this
county. Starts for Camp Chase to-day,
with lis men. The majority of these
men are from Liberty and Violet town.
ships.
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Unauthorized EnIis,ments

OuuutuOIAAeu AHbSeHShto
The following general order in regard
to the unauthorized enlistments Of COM
panics has jus. been issued from the State
War Department. Pspers throughout
the State are requested to notice this or.
der out of regard to the public service:
CobuMBus; o., Aug 80. 1861.
GENERAL oRDER--No 80.
The necessities of the public service
imperatively require all persons to be
strictly forbidden to raise companies, or
enlist men for volunteer service, without
written orders from this department, or
from some regularly appointed regi men
tai commander. Information concerning
persons thus Engaged, with the name and
the fact IL earnestly solicited by the
Commander in. Chief from all loyal citi.
Gems. G. P. BUoKINoHAM.
Adjutan.. General, Ohio.
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County Ticket.

TnANkh,-Mr. Henry Wilt will please
accept our thanks for bunch of delicious
grapes--the FIRST Of the season. Call
round in strawberry time HEN.
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NT0TlCB is hereby given TO all whom IL may con
cern, that at The next Session ofthe Commissions
ers Of Fairfield county, to be held in SEPTEMBER
NEXT, there will be presented apeution praying for
the Establishment 81 the following described County
Rod, to-wii: Commencing on tho Turnpike Road
leading from Royalton TO Circleyile at the Boorl-
field Road with said Turnpike; thence due North on
the half Section line OF Section No. Five eA kman-
da Township, near practicable, to the Township
line Of Bloom Township.
july is: issi-swls
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NOTICE.

NOTICE Is hereby given IN James stdckdale that
on the 26th day Of August, A. D. 1901, the Fair
Hello County Savings Institute, plaintiff aled in the
Court Of Common Pleas, In and for the county OF
Fairfield and State Of Ohio, its petition against the
said James Stockdale, defendant, praying for judg-
ment against said defendant for the Of fou rieen
hundred and seventy dollars with Interest thereon
from the l7th day Of March A. D. 1889 being part of
the purchase money agreed TO be paid by said de-
fendant to said plaintiff for the following lands su
ate In said County, sold BY said plaintiff to said de-
PENDANT, to-wit: Part ofthe South West quarter Of
section twenty-l OF township sixteen in range
eighteen, beginning at the South West corner Of said
quarter at a stone; thence North Va. II m. forty
chains and twenty one links to stoDe III ence East
va 81 m. twelve ch aims and ninety -four iinks TO
Posi thence South va. m. forty chains and twenty
links 10 post; thence West va. 6s m twelve chains
and ninety -four links to the place Of beginning.
tanning 80 2-lOO acres; also part Of the same quar-
Ter section, beginning at a stake in the Baltimore
Road twelve chains and ninety -four links East from
the South West Of said quarter: thence North
In the line OF the land sold by Solomon King to Tu-
mis- A Kagy, forty chains aad twenty links 70
corner; thence East the quarter section line lar
enough BY running South parallel with the line al.
ready described as will contain twenty three acres,
being the share set apart 10 Jacob King In the pari
lion OF the lands Of Philip King, deceased, in Fair
field Common Pleas as BY reference being had to
which will more fully appear; said lands being The
lands conveyed to said Fairfield County Savings In
stitute by Lewis B. Kagy and wife by deed bearing
date September II. A. D. 1885, recorded in Record,
ers office Of Fairfield county, In Book No, o. pa ge
2I6 &C.; ard praying also that in default Of said de-
ionuaht paying saiu JuRmenI Wtnin day 10 De nNed
by the Court In that behalf that said lands be apprs
ed, advertised and sOld and the proceeds applied
pay said Judgment and costs and the thifd insallmen
OF said purchase money $3.50 due the first day OF
January, A. d. 1885, with interest thereon from March
II, 1859.
And said James stoekdale is notified that he is re-
quired to appear and answer said petition on be-
fore The third Saturday aer tn Sd day OF October
d. 1861.
Dated this 9ath day Of fApgust, A, D. 1861.
HuNrER & DLuaHERTV.
Attorneys for PlainIi6.
Lancaster, Aug, Sc, 1851 6we3prSS,75.
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AGENCY.


Sub.SchOOl District, No. One, Bern Town
ship, Fairfield County, Ohio.
G. HARTZLEB, Esq, viii take charge
j OF the School In said Sub District, for terms
OF three months each, commencing about the 10th Of
September next
Mr.. Hartzler lisa gentleman, who 10 department,
Teacher I'D this county,
During the lsl and 3rd terms, the School will not
be filed BY the District "a few more can be admitted
Persons Wishing 10 study the higher branches under
Mr.. HaftEler; and parents desiring TO place their
children under his tuition, can do so by applying soon
Those who may reside too distant. can find homes
In the District on fair terms. MICHAEL MILLER,
JOHN ARTZ,
SAMUEL JACKSON.
August %, la61--29H Local Directors.
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NorlcE.-A few bushels Of corn will be
received on subscription, at this Office.
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NEW ARRANGEMENTS.

YVNH2 Tru stees Of this Institution have secursd the
i services OF Mrs. A. z. PORTER, formerly Miss
Hmerson,J as Principal. She will be assisted BY
cofps Of competent teachers from New England tor
the East.)
will be the 81 eciai view Of Mrs PoRrFR secure
to The pupils from abroad happy, we'll regulated,
Christian home, where the physical and moral training
will take precedence even OF the Intellectual. we
hope, BY kind and waichfll over the habits and
manners OF the bosrders, 10 return them TO their
homes, better fitted N a their places as daughters,
or 10 become good wives and mothers.
Particular attention will be given TO music. An sx-
pereneed teacher has been obtained for this Depart
ment, who has been thoroughly trained uuder Prof.
BhKER Of Boston, and comes highly recommended BY
him as Piaaist and accomplished Vocalist.
The next School year will commence on WedneS"
day, September 18th. The year will be divided az
eIetofore into three terms Of l3 weeks each. The
first ending Deeamberls. The second term viii COM
menee Wednesday. January 9. 1852. and close Tues
day. April Q. The third term will commence We'd
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Public Sale.

NHR undersigned having volunteered for the war;
Il will Offer al Public Sale, on
Tuesday September Sd, 1861.
At his iarm In Pleasant Township Pve miles North.
east Of Lancaster, the following property, to,Wit:
FOUR HEAD OF HORSES.
One Cow. 4 -Four Horse Wagon, I Two Horse Wagon
One Kirby kesper and Mower. One field Roller three
Piows, two Harrows, one set Buggy and set Wagon
Harness, 90 Tons Hay In stack 500 Bushels Of Oats
about 5000 ditchng lyle. lot OF brick, and great
variety ofartieles too tedious 10 mention.
A credit Of one year will be given on all sums n
three dollars arc upwards under three dollars cash
IN hand, purchaser giving with approved seeu-
hiy Sale TO commence ato O'Clock Of said day.
Aug. &c 1851. SIN, sam.
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Estate of Isaac FaiTchIld, dec.
NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned has
been appointed end qIalinsd az administrator OF
the Estate Of Isaac Fairchild deceased, late Of Fair
neld coGnty, Ohio. AUGUSTUS STRUCKMEN.
Sept. S, I66l.-3W24.
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New Aouertisenents.
MASONIC CALEN DE R
REGULAR MEETINGS

LANCAsTHR LODGE, No. Sept. II, 1901
Chapter No. II 90 10 -
Council No. 2. 80 :.
ESCAMPMENT, No. 9,.... "a
August q, 1861. G. STEINMAN, Reeoder
Brownlow's weekly Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1861-1861, 1861-09-14
NUMBER 7.

II Is In fact an ahsnrdity u isrms, uader the
venerable name OF the liberty Of the press, 70
permit The systematic and 1cshticus abuse Of
a GOsefnmens which N tasked 20 the usfaoFt
in defending abe souatFy from gensral disin-
teg-ation and political chaos. The Governor
Of Malta was once eensared in Parliament for
some alleged severity toward the editor Of a
journal Ia that island and The liberty Of the
press was declared 10 be 10 danger. The
Duke OF Wellington said he MAS "a friendly as
anybody TO ihe liberty ofthe press in London,
bat free press 10 the Island Of Malta was as
much oat Of place ~ Il Would be on the
quarter deck sf q mAa-of-War. We suppose
the most enthusiastic chsmpi1n Of the liberty
Of the press would hardly think il right 70
publish journal within she walls Of Fort
MeHenryy 10 which the 0fieers Of the garrison
shonld be daily advised toaessrI aud The men
be constantly eIborted to matiny and whose
columns should be filed with persistent abuse
Of the Government and All engaged in its de-
fence. WY should journals Of that deserip-
ton be allowed 70 diffase their poison be-
meath It's walls amidst tie exeitable popdla-
ten Of large city
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clared, by proclamation, that The laws OF the
United States are opposed, and the execution
thereof DISTRACTED, by combinations too pow
eFfal to be snppressNd BY the ordinary coarse
of judicial proceedings, or by the power vest.
ed In the lnarsaals bN law, any person or
persons, his, her, or their agents, attorney, or
employee, shall purchase OF acquire, sell or
or give, any property Of whatsoever kind or
description, with intent to use or employ the
same, or suffer the same to be used or employ
ed, In aiding, abetting, or promoting such in
surTection or resistance 20 the laws, or any
person or persona engaged thsteihi or IL any
person or persons, being the owner or owners
of any such property, shall knowingly use or
employ, or consent to the use or employment
OF, the same as aforesaid, all such property Is
hereby declared to be lawful subject Of prize
and capture wherever found and II shall be
the duty Of the President Of the Bnited
States to'cause the same 60 be seized coBGs-
Gated, and condemned.
SEC, 2. That such prizes and capture shall
be condemned in the district or circuit court
of the United States having Jurisdiction OF
the amount, or in admiralty in any district in
which the same may be seized, or into which
they may be taken and proceedings frst insti-
suited
SBC. y. 1 nat tue dttOfuey Oenefhi,. OF any
District Attorney of the United States In
which said property may at The time DE, may
institute the proceedings Of condemnation,
and in such case they shall be wholly for the
benefit of the United States; or any person
may file an information with such attorney,
in which case the proceedings shall be for the
use of such informer and the United States in
equal parties. rEt
SEC. 4. That whenever hereafter, during
the present Instruction against the Govern
ment OF the United States, any person claim
ed TO he held TO labor or service under the
law of any State, shall b. required or per-
nitted by the person 20 whom such labor or
service is claimed 20 be due, or by the lawful
agent Of such person TO take up arms against
the United States, or shall be required or per-
mtted by the person to whom sach labor or
service is claimed TO be dae, or his lawful
agent, to work or TO be employed Ia or upon
any fort, navy yard, dock, armory, ship en-
trenchments, or in any military or naval
service whatsoever, against the Government
and lawful authority Of the United States,
then and in every such case, the person 70
whom snch labor is claimed to be due shall
forfeit his claim TO such labor or law of the
State or OF the United States to the contrary
notwithstanding. And whenever thereafter
the person claimed such labor or service shall
seek to enforce his claim it shall be a full and
sufficient answer to such claim that the person
| whose SERVICE or labor is claimed had been
employed in hostile service against the Gov
| eminent Of the United States, contrary TO thC
provisions of this act.
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Coffee! Coffee I! Coffee!!!

MEssRs. EDiToRs In these days of block
ades, when coffee is scarce, prices high, and
in many places none to be had at any price,
many substitutes are tried.
| am glad to have iIin my power TO recommend
q substitute which Is so nearly like the genu.
inc article as to satisfy the most delicate taste
aud deceive the oldest coffee drinkers. II
AS follows:
Take the common Red Garden Beet, pulled
fresh from the ground, wash clean, cut into
small squares the size Of coffee grain or a
little larger, toast till thoroughly parched, but
not burned, transfer TO the mill and grind
The mill should be clean. Put from one pint
To one and half, to a gallon Of water, and
settle with an egg as In common coffee, make
and bring 20 the table hot--with nice, fresh
crsGm not milk and sugar. will defy you
or anybody else to tell the difference between
it and the best Java.
| drank this substitute at the hospitable
mansion of Col. VIM. W. d. Weaver, Of
Greensboro, aud who has adopted it from bis
recollection Of the war of 1912, when his
mother used It. would say in connection
that much depends on the skill Of the coffee
maker. Some peoplecsnnot make good coffee
out of the best article. have tried the
above and know that il will satisfy the public
if properly used. W. G. BAss.
Greensboro, Ga, Aug. 2sth, 1861.
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Col. VIM. Il. Carroll.

Coz. CAREoLI,, IL 3 citizen Of Memphis,
aa4 the son OF the old GoEsrnoT, as gsl-
laai man as tue Stale could boast Of The
ca has besa here for some weeks, raising
troops foE the Confederate service, uHdeE =
special commission, and we understand he 10
'uceeedisg admirably. We have not seen
Col Carroll 10 converse with hin, but We
have heard OF him. He is a reasonable man,
spesks kindly Of the raios men, and makes
good impression wherever he nixsf. He is
a conservative nan, sad will mees with kiad
f.-at.aeat frou all sach.
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The Great Federal Loan.

The National IHtslligsneer Of late date
remarks
II l. difRenli to e1Aggstate the financial
Significance or political importance Of this
great negotiation, which. when regard is had
to its magnitude, and 70 the Circumstances
under which y has been ceneerted, 10 without
example in the history Of nations, and the
successful conclusions Of which rejects the
greatest honor on the present enlightened
Secretary Of the Treasury. Fer it's nOttOo
much 70 say that the country Is primarily in
debted for this result 10 the confidence so
justly inspired by the integrity aud ability
with which Mr.. Chase presides over the az
ministratien Of the natiOnai finances.
II viii be readily Inferred that in effecting
the details Of the negotiation he was greatly
aided by the cooperation Of the distinguish
ed financiers of New York, Philadelphia and
Boston whom he met in conference on the
subject; and we understand that be Aeknowl-
edges his special obligations to Mr.. Stevens
and Mr. Vail. respectively the able President
and Cashier Of the Bank Of Commerce in
New York
The political value Of the confidence thus
manifested by the capitalists Of the country
in the stability Of the National Government,
and In the continued prosperity Of tue coun-
try, are too apparent 10 need demonstration
or enforcement. The people of the country.
In common with the Administration, owe TO
this class Of our fellow citizens debt of graf
itude for the promptitade and patriotism With
which they have responded to the call other
Government, and by which they have shown
10 foreign nations not only The opulence OF
our resources. but the stable foundations of
| public credit seen to be independent Of any
aid that may be given or withheld from
abroad,