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Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1861-08-14
SEWING MACHINES.
THE C.aEBRATED
FRANKLIN AN KEYSi""Ss STATE
SEWING MACHINES.
Price--s4O and Upwards.
Every Machine Fully Warranted.

TT now decided by the best Machnests and the public
generally, that these Machines embrace the latest and
most important improvements attached to Sewing
Ing Ioopcr. and Reverse wheel. The
Franklin and Keystone State the only Machines that
have these important improvements, which now give
them the preference over all others. Every should
examine and thoroughly them before making their
lection they rapidly taking the place Of all Others
In these Machines do away with all the complicated
SCREWS, NIRKs SHUTrIEs BoBBISs, CROOKED and CIRcU
NEEDLES of other machines which render them at
greatly superior any heretofore offered the pub
lie, for the many different kinds of family and manufac-
These Machines make tho double-ock, fast stitch-a
stitch that will not rip rave though every fourth one
made hand is decided by competent Judges TO be
than twice strong the stitch made with hultes
and bobbns.
The great room under the renders them desirable
for large work. and kinds of quilting purposes
These Machines make the only stitch with which you
embroider
On these Machines you any kind Of spool silk,
cotton or linen thread
These Machines are almost noiseless i'm operation
Be sure them before purchasing, they are Civ
ing satisfaction heretofore unparalleled They sew from
two spools without reminding They will GATHER HEM
TUCK FELL. and QUILT, on heavy or light fabrics
liberal discount to the Clergy, Agents and charitable
objects
Send for a circular and sample Of work.
We are also Agents for BLAKE q JOHNsON's AD-
UNSTABLE HEMMER-the only one that makes the Hem
on the right side of the work.
AGENTS WANTED in every County Town and State
in the Northwest
Drafts with orders for Machines, may be forwarded by
Express or Mail.
f. RICHARDS &c co,
Principal agents for Illinois, Indiana, Michigan,
Loscd, ohio, -Nissaesotd, Uisc0Rsia
aud Missouri.
office, 1873 Lake street---street Floor,
CHICAGO, ILLINOIS.
Posi- OrrrcE Box 1882 jylSd&w6m
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1861-08-14

~ There are now twenty prisoners con-
fined in the Marion County Jail
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1861-08-14

Daily Sentinel year, ~
six months. - D W
one month OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES -
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1861-08-14
SPECIAL NOTICES.
The Great English Remedy
SIR JAMES CLARKE'S
Celebrated Female Pills!

Celebrated Female Pills!
ep AIRED from Prescription of Sir sdiaes CARTE, N.
d., Physician Extraordinary totle Queen.
This invaluable medicine is unfang in the of all
painful and dangerous diseases to which the female
constitution is subject 1t moderates all and
moves all distractions and speedy may be relied
TO MARRIED LADIES!
peculiarly suited II will, in short time, bring on
monthly periods with regularity. Each bottle, price
dollar, bears the Government stamp of Great Britain
to prevent countsrfeits.
C=a1z 6I~p1H. arnrsaa 8
These Pills should not be taken by females during h
FIRST THREE MONTHS of Pregnancy, as they are
sure to bring on Miscarriage bat at any ether flint
hey are safe. nre
In all cases Of Nervous and Spinal Affections, Pain In
the Back and Limbs Fatigue slight Exertion Papits-
ton Of the Heart Mysteries and Whites, the Pills effect
cure when all other means have failed; and although
powerful remedy, do contain iron, caloe antmony,
or anything hurtful to the constitution.
Full directions in the pamphlet around each package,
which should be carefully preserved.
Sole Agent for the United States and Canada,
JOB MOSES, Qate l. c. Baldwin Co..
Rochester, New ork.
NB-sl and six postage stamps enclosed to any au-
thorzed Agent will bottle containing so Pills. by
return mail ..st.F1
Sold by all Druggistseverywhere. nOy24'eo-d&wl
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1861-08-14

Benevolent Institution established by special endow
ment for the relief Of the sick and diseased afflicted
with Niruent and Epidemic diseases and especially for
the of diseases Of the Sexual organs Dspensary
free all patients in all parts Of the United States.
VALUABLE REPORTS on SpermatorrhRa, and other
diseases Of the Sexual Organs, and the NEW RENE
DIES employed sent TO the afflicted IN sealed envelope,
free charge Two three stamps for postage will be
acceptable. -, .
Address DR.. J. sKIfLEN HoUGHr0S, Acting Sur
geon, Howard Association, No. South Ninth St. fha-
dephia, Pc jan7ewly
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1861-08-14

No article Of medicine intended for
the exclusive use of Females, that has
ever made its appearance, has met with
such universal success as these
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1861-01-31
OUT IN THE COLD.

With blue cola hands and socSinrlcss feet,
Wandered a child in the chorrlass street,
Children were m my, who housed and fed,
lovingly nestled, dreaming in bed
Cirrulrl th,r iuy in q land Of bliss
Without thought or care of this.
They were warm in humanity fold,
But this little child was ont in the cold
Oul IN the cud.
Bleak blnN the wind thro the chccrlcss street
plshing along the M rcilcSs slCrt.
All f,rred and shawl'd, man, woman and child,
Hurried along for tha storm grow wild,
They could not hear tho ciclcs blast,
Winter 50 rude ON their pathway cast.
Alas, non, pittcd no one cunsplcd
This little wandcrcr out in the cold
Gu. in the cold.
She had M father she, no m ,thcv:
Sister none, and never a brother
Thov had passed ou 70 the star worlds above,
She rcmlmrl here with nothing but love.
Nothing but love" "-llll men did not know
What wealth ofjoy that child could bestow,
So they went by and worshiped their gold,
Leaving the little one out in the cold
Out in th' cold.
Wan Tered she on til Tn, shades Of tho night
Ncilcl her slivcriug form from sight,
Then with her cold hanls over her breast
She prayed u her Father in Heaven for r,st.
Wpcn hours ha' fed, meath the world = dark iilNn
llunEcrri ana ChlllHl Shh lall h'IAfil upNN
Lpii down 10 rest, while the we il;h rolled,
In crrag' plsg'l her ont in the cold
Out IN the cold.
Out in the cold, 10 ! AN angel form
Bro't her whit robes that were rich AMI warm.
Out i'm the col /, on the sleeping child,
The slint,d face of mother smiled.
\ sister pressed on her brow kiss,
led her mid scene, of heavenly bliss.
And angels gathered into their fold
Thl, night, the ltticon' out Of the cold
0ul of the cold.
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A Loui.innn Forl NurrcnArrcd

The New Orleans True Delta Of STU day,
contains an account Of the capture Of For
Pike. by an armed cXyo diton which left tha
city on the 9Jh uIt They arrived at tn,
gates of the fort before daylight, when Lhey
were challenged by MsjDr BosSorlh, the com
mandrr. Capt. Clark, the officer in clarg,
Of the expedition, demanded the surrender OF
The fortress in The name off State Of Louis
lana Major Bosworth asked on what su
lhori y. and on being certified thai il was by
order of the Governor, he ordered tie gates
to be opened; and hus, simply, Louisiana ha'
become possessor of what cost the Fedora
Government S65OOO0. The Governm n
officers in the South setm 10 sympathisc b,
stror ely with the secession movement ths
they are easy made wiling party to tn
trans fer. The time is fast coming wheT
these outrages viii have an end
- Cyrus W Field, Of Atlantic cable note
riety, has failed
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Mmor Anderson,s sympathles.

A correspondent OF the New York Evening
Post, dating from Charleston, 5 c.. writes:
The demonstrations going on at the North
in honor Of Major Anderson aud in approva
of his course, are sourse of considerable
amuSe mcnt to us who know the man and his
motives, Resolutions in commentator are
passed anl swords of honor yo;ed by North
ern aut-slavcry Legislatures and popular AS
semblies, in view of the acts Of gentleman
who has not the slightest sympathy with the
principles Of those who praise him, and whose
every thougl aud feeling is with the South
and her institutions. A soldiers duty TO the
Government which be served impelIed the
evacuation of Fort Moultlie and the occupa-
ton of Font sumter
Considerations of personal honor demand
that he shall hold this latter fortress TO the
last extremity and This, in accordance with
orders from lis Government, he will undoubt-
edly do, At the same time, however, as ev-
ilunco Of how little lis heart is engaged in
TIE resisteuce which circumstances in his
view, have rendered necessary, he has said
that he prayed Col that the first shot fired at
Fort Sumter mi hit lay him low.
II the above is true, it throws little light
upon the mystery of the mastery inactivity
ut For, Sumter, while the Star of the West,
with our national flag floating over her, was
made target for South Cerolina shots.
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Thrice twenty years ago. dear love,
With my hand claspcd thus in thine,
And thy brown eyes smiling tcndcrly
As now, down into mine.
Our two hearts talked together,
And through our gathering tears,
Each read within the others soul,
The love that through the years
OF merry thoughtless childhood
And joyous, sunny youth,
Had been growing strong and stronger,
lu its deep and holy TRUTH
Until. in bonds, whose precious links,
Nor time nor change could sever
1t twined itself around our hearts,
To bless our lives forever.
And claspiug hands together,
Meath the bright stars smiling light,
We whispered, this dear love shall
Last till comes deaths chcGrcss night.
Thrice twenty years have pass'd, dear love
Since that sweet night in May,
And hand in hand we III walking still
Toward the Gates of day"
We We seen the lone-light dying out
From many dear ones eye,
We've watched our friends pass on bef,rc
To Que common homo on high,
Until of all, who ccr were want
With loving hearts and true,
To tread ether Lifc's rough path
There is only left we two
And very soon unto souls
The peace messenger will come
The Messenger the Father sends,
To call Hi chrildrcn home.
Fen now, across the waters dark,
His pure white pinions glcam
Oh, pray that we together
May cross the mystic strcam
Fremont. Jan. 1861. CARRIE
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PETER BELL. Master COMMISSIONS
MASTER COMMISSIONERS SALE OF REAL

HTASTER COMMISSIONER'S SALE OF REAL
vi ESTATE.
By virtue of an order Of sale issued To me from the
Court of Common Pleas of Wood county, Ohio, shall
expose to public sale the door of the Court House in
Perryrburg in said county
rH. = Saturday Feb. 9th, 1861
between the hours of II M and O'Clock p of said
day the following described lands and cncmcnts situ-
ated in Wood county, Ohio, to wit: The northeast part
of the southwest part of the southeast quarter of frac
onal section no. ten in Freedom township, no. five north
or range no. twelve, and bounded as follows, common
cling at the southeast corner of James Powers land the
soah branch of Portage River west side thence up said
Portage river thence parallel with said road the center
of the north and south road thence north along said road
10 the line of James Powers land thence east TO the
place of beginning supposed to be five acres of land more
or less. PETER BELL, Master Commissioner
Cook. Price & johnson, attys.
Jan. I'd, lS6l-35w5S3 10
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We ere glad to learn that the Military com
mitiee of the Senate have nuoductd bill 10
place he militia OF Ohio ON better footing
than AT present. The bill contcmplates thu
immediate lotmAuon aud equipment of u force
OF COCO Troops, and provides for the enrol
mvut Of the reserve and their organization on
the call q, the commander in-chief. We hava
an immense latent iorce in the State, which
,his bIIl cont, mpLdtes shall be brought into
tue G,id iia'l emergency shall demand IT.,
Ouio ha, probably half million of men that
are capable Of bearing arms. We learn that
there is much interest taken in this subject by
members Of both branches Of the Legislature.
and strong disposition exists to pass the bill
20 a law at an early day. We also know that
the moyom nj has The cordial approba ion Of
Gov Deunho1, who, from the first of the
session, has urged upol the members the du-
" OF earIy and efficient action. The State
xpects that something effective will be done,
and lhat right speedily. - 0. S. Jomnal.
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PERRYSBURG. o., THU
Thr 9rrrnsbare auarnal.

ls-The friends OF Carrie" viii be glad to hear fOT
hcronce morc We hope TO hear from her often, hcre
ter. The following lines very pretty;
0WE TWO"
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1861-01-31

In pursuance Of order of the Probate Court of Wood
county, Ohio, made the 18th day of January, A. u.
1861, in the of Samuel klingersmth, Guardian of
Joshua, Meyina and Francis Bartlett, against his
Wards the Undersigned will on
Saturday, February 10th, A. u. 1861.
at O'Clock p. Of said day, the premises offer at
public sale the following described real estate situate in
Wood county Ohio to wit the south quarter of the
southeast quarter Of the northeast quarter Of section
number nineteen town three north range eleven east
containing ten acres
Terms of sale, cash in hand Appraised at $3.50.
SAMUEL KLINGERS NTH Guardian.
: +. 4 ID. X. HOLLESBECK, attys.
January 18th, ls6l-37w5S3 81.
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4 DMiNiSTRAT0RS SALE,

On the IIth day of February 1851 shall offer for sale
at o'clock D. m at the door of the Court House in
Pcrrysbur5, Wood County o., at public yendua twenty
acres of land situated in Wood County Ohio, in section
no. 3D. town north of range IL east, commencing
south of the north half of the northwest
quarter of said section running south twenty rods
thence east half nc thence north twenty rods thence
west half mile % the place of beginning.
Teens of sale oncthird cash, balance in two equal an
nual payments, W. WENkEl., Adm.
Perrysburg Dec. 25th, lS;0-37wiS2,3j,
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have the seal of old msidensm stamped in.
dellbly upon your brow.
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4 pMINISTRATOR'S SALE OF REAL ESTATE

a
Bv virtue of an order of sale TO directed by the Pro
bate Court of Columbcana county, Ohio we will sell AT
public sale at the door ofthe Court Housea Pcysburg
Wood county, Ohio, on
Thursday, Jan. 3lst, 1861,
commencing at o'clock p. the following real estate
situated in the county of Wood, state of Ohio to wit
the northeast quarter section oncDwnshp three range
ten in said county, containing 10 or
the west half the north west quarter the north
quarter of the northwest quarter and the north west
quarter of the northeast quarter of section number sX
township number and range nnlbrlill msaid county
containing lao acres, or less clear of the dover
tate of Hannah Hamilton, widow Of Joseph Hamilton
deceased therein. Terms of sale onchird in hand one
third in one year and third in years with interest
G. S.YAILANDIGlIAM }. b. HAMILTON,
Executors of Joseph Hamilton, deceased.
jan End lS6l--35w4S3 %. b.
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ABOLITION or SLAVERY IN NEBRASKA Gov.
Black having vetoed the bill passed by the
Legislature TO prohibit slavery in Nebraska
territory, TO IA Houses made short work with
the veto. The House at once passed the bill
over Tie Governors objections, by vote of
81 to 9, in which the Senate also concurre
by nearly unanimous vote. The bill has
thus become law. At The previous session
q similar bill was passed, and killed by Gov.
Black 5 veto. The people of the territory
have since spoken through the ballot-box.
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Executors OF JOScph HAmIIINn, utCtA1v
Jan. 2nd, lSsl---35w4SS p. ~
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF REAL

MASTER COMMISSIONERS SALE OF REAL
ltl ESTATE. T sar s.. ..a.. ,
Bv virtue of an order of sale issued 10 from the
Court of Common Pleas of Wood county, Ohio ! shall
expose 10 public sale the door OF the Court House, in
Pcrrysburg in said county, on -.
Saturday, Feb 9th 1881.
between the hours of ~ and 2ocock p. of said
day the following described lands and eneuents situated
in Wood county, Ohio, to wit The northwest quarter
Of the southwest quarter of section eleven four
north Of range nine containing forty of land
more or less s. i.
PETER BELL. Master Commissioner.
Cook Price thomson. attys.
Jan. 2l, l5jl-35w5S2 60.
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. O t ] C L

NJ q T l.
The undersigned has been duly appointed Admins
traitor of the estate OF Phillip McManns, deceased late
of Wood County, Ohio. :. $. BRONSON.
Jan. 23th, ls6l--3sw3
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.XSyosOJ,LI-ri.,0X7rll-rIlvI7. .XSyosO OJ,LI-ri. 50 III ' I7.,r.,,.
SHERIFF's SALES, sc.
NrOTIC E.-wooD COMMON PLEAS VACA-
" TioN AFTER OCTOBER TERN A, D; 1850.
IIugh NJ. Adams e. ASA Adams VS. Solomon France &

Margaret France
The defendants Solomon France and Margaret France
will take notice that the plaintiffs on the 'th day OF Jan
uarv A. D. 1861 filed their petition against them in the
Clerks office in the Court of Common Pleas OF Wood
County, Ohio.
The object and prayer of which Is tn qnlc tr TO- ana
u, cxcde said Solomon France from all right title and
interest in and 10 the following lands aud tencnents stu
ATE in Wood County, Ohio to witt the south halt OF the
southeast quarter of section nineteen m township iour
north of range twelve cast and said defendants fur
thcr notified unless they dcmur to said petition
ON or before the Sd Saturday after the 22d day February
1861, the will be taken as confessed against then'
and the Court asked TO decree thereon accordingly.
Cook PRICE g. JCnNsoN, attys.
January Sth 1s61-36w7$i ST.
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january sth, 1s61-36w7si ST.
CHERIFF A E.--WOOD COUNTY ,
> OHIO, COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.

Peter Vamcst VS. John Osbun.
By virtue of an order of sale to directed and dcy
cred from said Court in the above entitled cause VIII
sell at public sale at the door Of the Court House, III
Perry sburg, said county. on ~
Saturday, the 9th day Of February. " d., 1851,
between the hours Of - m, and o'clock; p M, the
south part of the north quarter OF section FOUR OF
township four north of range ten east containing 10
acres also the southeast quarter ohH north west quar-
ter of section four, said township and range containing
40 acres 20.
ALSO the soth-w quarter of the northwest quarter
f section three of the same township and range con-
tainiag 40 acres. ID u. r. Gu / Elk, Hherll.
JEFFERSON * PILLARS, nttvs.
January Sth, lSGi-3Gw5S3 A.
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/ . 49,
- The Illinois Legislature has passed a
new apporlionment bill, and made provisions
/ for holdiog he constitutional convention or
| dercd by the people at the late election. The
motive for the alleged purpose of the demo-
cratic members 10 resgn does not appear.--
! They Me doubtless agsrleyed at the txtinc
loA of The power ilcy have long exercised
| through their unjust poitionment, but their
resignation viii not help the matter. d
Five thousand slaves were sent South
/ from Richmond, Virginia, over the Peters +
| burgh X. r., five thousand by the Tennessee
/ Il. r., and two thousand by other channels,
during the year 1860 Valued at 81 900
each, $l2 900 600 in cash have been receiv-
Cd by the State. That's good deal to be
! paid for " Virginia blood"
-- The Fab River journal states that the
long pending boundary dispute between
Rhode Island and Massachusetts, has been
settled by the ace, ance Of conventional
line adopted by the Rhode Isl nd Assembly
which was confirmed oA Thursday. by the
Massachusetts, Council and approved by GOV.
Banks
- The Charleston correspondent Of the
/ Tribune writes, Jan. II "Whe expenses Of
the Government are estimated at @I5 600 "a
day, but no complaint is heard on the part of
h. rich planters and cuz.us, who have ad-
vanced lmg- sums, and viii, no doubt. ad-
vance sill larger sums, ii they are compelled.
--- Harriet Mlrtl eau has written paper
for the Atlantic Monthly, giving a detailed
account Of Lady Byron, with whom, for ma
ny years, she was on terms Of most intimate
fri-ndah hip. This welcome memorial will ap-
pear in the February number of the magt'
zine.
-- Al intelligent gentleman. just returned
from an extended Tip through North Caro-
lima, reports the Union sentiment to be I'M
menscy ia the ASCENDANT and that the plan
ters and others near the South Carolina line
are selling out at sacrifice and moving away.
A dispatch from Gov. Pickens says tho
best understanding exists between Major An
derson and the Sou,h Carolina authorities,
and there is no apprehension Of Immediate
hosliiilrs.
- The Charlie ton Mercury aonCu ces the
receipt Of Palmetto Nag prepared by mum
bcr ot ladies, aad to be 'unIoled for the fast
lin. upon Fort Sumter"
49, The Charleston Courier reports the sale
a. AuI.l' / bl lNthl1 .'N NI NOtbbh hhN I'ahNo
ton negroes, % Thursday last, at an average
Of $437
- The tile Of Union feeling is setting ve,y
strongly in Western Virginia and all thro ugh
Maryland, threatening to dIoSn olt the trait
ors Ct these Two States.
- The |. gislature Of In lir has passed
e series of resou ions, plcdging that State to
the Union and the emf rcem Il Of the laws.
-- Gra G e nwoo has been lecturipg ia
Canada Wlto great acccP a &C,
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BUSINESS CARDS.
URYAL PRINTING OFFICE

be made for Cash.
The space occupied by ten lines of the type composing
the body of the advertisement will BE- sGuarc.
All Transient advertisements must be paid for in ad-
vance to insure publication.
Advertisements inserted with the mark "u" will be
charged for until ordered out.
When yearly advertisements are inserted -four or morc
changes will hc allowed
J. W. BAILEY, PUBLIsHER AND PROPRIETOR.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-01-18

w for the Carbon Hill Mines. ard four able
COUNTRY NEGROES, for the COAL YARDS
AISO-A good COOK, WASHER and IRoNER,
for my family use. JNO. j. WERTH, Agt.
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toti.ressIonal.

WARRINGTON, Jan, 1.-Sendts-After the
.-.psac non OF some unim portant business, the
>sDate took up the Deficiency bill. which was
amended and passed.
The Pacific Railway bill was called up, aud
reudng is reading the Senate went ihlo Ex-
rfutVe session.
Hsp,e-The House was engaged al day on
,ts Army bill.
Nj Thomas, Of Tenn, took mOdera'a Sonth-
ELL grounds. lie SAID that, had the Govern
rsut pursued less hostile course there
v5ult probably now have been only one
SAFE out OF the Union. If coercion Were
qsed against secession, all the Southern STATES
Dr. hi 10 meet Il as u blow aimed at their COM
mon bosom.
MI Slckles, in the course of his remarks.
srunseied the preservation Of the StaiHSqHO by
he Govern meut but said If peace were 10 be
preserved, the South must act in friendly
srIr.i Il won't do 10 take the forts, ships and
srs.nals lie denounced the firing into the
Sar Of the Yves = eulOgiZed the magLanimity
i. Anderson, and argued against the right Of
secession.
Mr Ashley. Of Ohio, main tanned that the
ac's Gf the South were uni stiiable-th
c.usriTators and traitor > had been influencing
lie Executive for the last tour years-the Re-
publican party ought to die If il engrafts
proper IN man on the Constitution, etc, etc.
L The President had done his duty, these
troubles would not now exist.
Nj Edwards, of New Ham pshire, made a
huucymhe speech in tavcr OF New England
HIS voice was for war-Ihe Government that
Htgluates with traitors deserves the contempt
q he civilized world.
Adj urued.
H. James Holt's nomination as Secretary
Of War has been sent TO The Senate.