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INSURANCE OFFICES &C.

INSURANCE OFFICES &C.
PERPETUAL INSURANCE. .
THE INSURANCE COMPANY
STATE OF VIR GINA.
oFfiGE"M.in street., In xnsricsl Hotel.
yHs Company In addition 70 the ordinary Hrs and Ma
Il rne rIis PERPETUAL insurance budings Under this
policy ems the property FOB EVR Agsnst o
BOILING ". HAxALL. Prst
DIRECTORS.
VIM Il hscfariand, Prest Yarmers' Bank.
Wellinvton Gotdtn, arm OF Goddn AppsrsoAs
e. 4. Bsrndsie, arm Of warwick Bark,daiss
Jas q. Grant, Tobacco Manufacturer.
John 1. Bacon, hrm Of Bacon 4 Baskerville.
II D. HAxal, arm Of Haxan orsnshav o..
Wn. Z. Wsivici, rrn Of Warvci lsrksdais
Jas Alfred Jones, Attorney 81 Law.
". w. Orunp Attorney siLav.
Jss Dunlop hrn Of Dunlop. honeurs %. fel6
INSURE YOUR LIFE AT HOME!
THE VIRGINIA LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY,
(oyIIoE coRNEI OF MAIN AND KLKYKNrH srRzrfs)
JnsURl white persons for life for term ofyss and slaves
Il for one more (not exceeding our) years
Grants Annutes EndoumenA the mo equitable terms
epudiate policies OF fellow cIens who be killed In
defence OF their homes either BY taking or By ynpa
Ig $ sI a s ana Su9s % san.s E
policy and insure ni homo
containing the information urnishsd u hs
SAMUEL J. HARRIsoE, President
J. ADAIR PLEAsANIe, Secretary.
BILn BunvnI, n. D., Medical EIanlnsr.
J. b. hoCAw Il. D., Consulting Physician.
Kosoon y. HIArz, Legal Adviser. Hs
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SBGIH.SsDE RAILROAD.
nE INOAEs'ER MONDAY TSEE.22G AU-fscS
" gust, ne p4sgeLsSr Tc..-S ~I a. fo,ioss @GS
ZION FETEJI.URG To LTEOaBUsG,
Nail f.ln Sr daily ~ csc A. NJ rsSsAss Lynehbug atlas
Pm
Fl;Is.s,r Train daily sIesp; sza.ay. - al ?. L..
rsaeheI LyaekkGrs Asl2So A N
From LYECEBUSG 10 PETERSBURG.
EalTfGin daily Atli A. H. reaches FeiosoGg tisRH II.
FAIens Trains daily, except sundAyl Al 01o h.,
reaches Petersburg AZ $50 A. n.
These daily trains 10 the Springs, Kros
Vile, Mash vi.e, Memphis. &C. 20 Hsv Orleans.
t This Is ,he shortest and most ous route 70 sfpts
Of renneee ssspp Louis and Texas.
Tie City Point Train leaves PsLeIburg daily 81
A. NJ Gndii Heon Aad Oily Point $50 A. NJ and lao n.
Extra Iss ran 10 AID hen All as steam pasfss when ne
T.. EI7D,
AN gsng-al s1psrlniak.s.l
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WVNF 4 JAMES,

-. Richmond, Virginia,
egEERAL COMMISSION HERCERaTs,
Ana Aa tor Of Maintained Ana smoking Tobacco
uy1 passage aowfor sale. seNEsS
-Wz.S--- R.plbl,An, Stanton Spectator, and freder
eSsz az Sgzs v s5py AID ssae PHI . VIZ olre
-nyyNL Scz COWS "EISSSz. TOY 81, RJ=t
)FnpTovI-g She Condition OF Horses an
Aais svls teen a. appetite And Seies-as tel 2i Ss1
ii ,r1s 5lll Sl-'e- A0l psl-vg, AID III D i7ssei
- L-rsl . s-r=-t nt-Eaty Eas "Ho-s- fcnlc sya
ts n is IA ssy ec4. q hsr AL can Be len od sher
49, f,t i-3slv9 without k a-s bacE @ rs %; peer
csaIkl l.,l UEci excessively s'ce "a !s.rodac ien
xser s is CITY ard al parts OF The STATE et VIZ
E ,c-l 1,rnN zee YORK an II N'si every garter Of
a. t.. l-s15 the des-1i 5 cs1sd'. Increasing.
~ 41rs- Gu- - gwen uay-rs1i ss'sf.cion as f As me
sr-s.- aslc 20 z.ssE1 = csn o. oa.iaef otthe
p-fsa l- tsis+s is Srse an OF Jas. P DINAL Drug
20 soc P-opresoy ard EsneAe .u-sr -
zEsEPEaRE CAPS! GiiJary CaPs!! IoGS
Al llDLEy 0r.a Wholesale aRi Ssts, 70 TIE hltarJ
a. S41as lssv, ala large stcz % Hone HAE5'aciared
o5 al y scS Cadet AID fagae style Caps, esn
\. ~ = rs E--, sli favorable terms As In Az oily
IA n s51.s - ae4ill j. set 10 tie t1c1 htAsy
2.a = i the nos. aud vzast Cap Elaut@c-
eud vlx hsri s1t g-P9g q st1sk. The nEaaAeisre
o. s as IN e VnssA.s All 8ctaG trade rl Dc eoain'
q JOBs o104g " : A-a S sss Neaca7ad " 80
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Dsssr@s y ANDERSON,
GOVERNOR STEESF,

q -sz-l'us i5r sal Trsds, CzsT gangs, Gu goiat -
"a Nags, Cs-tsn G'c1 C9r-- sd Bsndl, Wi-i2s sls
F.g1r s-sa Qsi Hsg .c1A 20 sale 81 TO- rsice
Carps Caaa Msfsss uaao % order a. lhor 70
Uss T=psz done 10 1e CIT or eoaaJ ~ icPer Sos
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-02
10 THE FARMERs W HIKnlNa

y \ . 4
FFI eps- On he Northern AID So1N states hay
lnz taas-s bec1e permanent yo1 VII n great MEASURE,
- ID app.y 5J1h BUTTER, ald hAvng bee1
s-s -Etsagsy ios yvs u hauaeoi s1sinszs TAKE
he ey or hcsllg Jour batigr vel
bo-= .ug BE-. gzt2g 10 tubs ~ - top
A. : ne souo ssad ksst Afer 2NckEg yoz
Idols -an IzelIl Be b. eonsg1rent or
pur,lts -a5g.nS lie highest ak-ke. pcs snd - deal Il
e-rvsiy .,r c.h - AJAX you ys q, the .osc; rke PIT
e., az ss,t Az -l.a urolT, tatcys be seat
"a e-a,lsa .hasE % ihs ii q oota To- ;arne
Aas = .yEs. lElEl. % receive Any Cihcr cccay
p-i1-s NJ "a 0sIesg ez yosr particular astea
raa Setter akE large sgpIs1 have oeec scn hcreofEe
A. tA. sosts ron 10 North maze flTashi.
I.v.s se 40 erea-s ou o. fact that ave been gagged
h s-yacas I5 10 5r ne las tEryhye ysz All asa
t-Ai-ss-lcg co1adeag c: giy.zs tats'sltca-
@ANPsOS JONES, Ag.nl
Greer aud Ccmzil ion Merchant
49, gth al Va
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TyNHE ruder ed have hand AID manufacturing Bras
Ptesei leeTJ, Gross o.nn-nf, 1e fer nlliAry csp
vte the Ai eniicn o. the military the fact Also gna Sta
ain vry Ella blttons ani Confederate lna4y and Ar
tilery Butens. Ud-rs promptly att ndei o.
LAWS MY ION, Brand Cutters,
uh5 n he Main
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-02
GREAT BARGAISs IN DKY GOODs

CJPEoIAL ss the city and country RsoPs want any
- aooSS NO IA 40 vel By calling ct Me- " MAID street
Having We large sIOeh Of Prints Lawns: ysS0s s s SssN
~ P-tr hiss.hed and shifting and sheetng OAss-
49, - Kentucky JeE fped and domestic for men and
ssrvHnts: Lades Caters MOROCCO Nd and oaekn shoes
Ai..ea' And Ohldrens Shoe every sse and quAy Linen
1ad Ccttoa Goods for men Ald boys ladies san and Lie
iov a. IL cents SIN 50 Linen bos a. %
Int. irss Linen IS SIX and 80 cents; ParAsos, plain
"a .,ned Al rs cents sWs OSmbrc and Jacone hslni
ni blue aad white TAre,An Astounding prices the hnest
oanbe WORKED and o0ars 81 cost All those goods
aAoTe and many 70 MENTION oner for
SGs shout charging any more, aey bought before The
bad tines had Commenced De careful At yoa come 70 The
rrhl place. No. 81 Main Street
nyh JOSEPH SrkAUeA
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VvALBoff BEorarl. Proprietor Of The .,sys wukls
proved construction, Of all tIes rom 70 forty crss Pess
siabs for Circular eav Mills reshng hsetiass and chez
purposes which they fully equal N net a.
psrior 70 any Knsines built here or slsevhere.
fhsy Will furnish STATIONARY 9IRAM In0IuED, Sa
Ten Rsre any required pswsr.
oRcCLiR saw EIIIS Of ,ss nos, approved .sairr,rsa
and Of variors sises.
PUnPs aad WHIILs for vAfI7 wokKs, PORTABLE Gnps
hIIL2, and IRONS Cor MILLS q all linda
HAILRoAD WORK Of sveIyeeserip,.on.
TOBACCO PEEsSRe ELATTrNs9 MILE ana All srticlss ~,
Eans.essng Toeseeo ;ose:hsr si.h sysy lind Of IsAs
lon QAzrTSa3 and WROUGHT IRON WORK,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-10-16

isBisiiie ornaments of bone, aud are thus
cut Of from supply Of Yankee skulls tor
dnuhieg go6lets.
Y Who ii going 10 inaugurAis great
GENITAL despousm
A.-The AboliliOnists-by refusing to
ad0p, the Coasliiuiion OF the Southern
Cohisderaey, aud make Washington or
New York rs Capital, And the HVerrieious
nnd eoWAfily Northern people ili sub
iecls,
Q Who ii to blame that We dOnI have
peaev1
A.-The AboliIionists-bseAuse the
nsguaninous South would give vs. peace
At any Iius-ou the conditions stated
above
Q-WhO are going to free all the he.
gross
A-Ths AboliIlonists.
Q-WhAt will they DO With them
A-Bribg them all North, aud make
them msmberS Of Congress and Foreign
Ministers.
Q--Who are the Abolitionisls1
A.-ThoIe who went vote straight the
National Union. n.eonssrVGtiVe.O Consultation.
al'Dsmoeiaue ticket, wiIhcut seruples and
without sEeeteuing. and who Won't shoot
at our Southern brethren from the butt
end, Of their gus.
LITTLE cArEcHiEE ALL BY ITSELF.
Q-WhO eau write an article Of the same
length and use tho term "AboliiiOnists7
oftensr than We have in the foregoing2
A.--Tbe Wheeling Prsis-And nobody
else.
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at the sane tine. Il must be remarked
that The rebel States 20 longer snploy The
labor Of thsir slaves 10 produce anything
Tor the commerce ofthe world, but ouly 10
raise bread and meat TO keep them alive 10
hgb, ihs Government. Who can shoU lha,
there Is any eoni,ilationai Obligation to
tolerate this, OF any reason Why We should
not pat them on a footing With any other
ensmy that had commenced. and was
Waging war against Us, aud conquer them
by every means Ia oar power by the force
Of arms by appropriation OF their sub.
stance 10 the support OF our armies by de-.
priving them OF the labor OF their slaves.
on which they rely for the support ofibeirs,
and lurniug that labor to the support OF
the Government BY shutting them out from
all intercourse With the world beyond their
boundary, and by everything that can sub.
iusate them to submission And obedience.
But this artiele Is gtoWing too long there
are several points that must be reserved
for future communication. +.
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The "Nigger'' war--A ConstitutIOnaI
View OF Il.

w" W ANs
The other evening We saw a rather dash
ing looking "psraon OF African descent
riding through the streets on handsome
little pony What we noticed particularly
was the good clothes OF the person Gfore.
said, which 10 quality aud usalIsss were
hardly eIeelcd by those Of the most fasti
diouS gentleman 10 town, aud that be rode
with an air And carriage which plaiuly told
how much he appreciated the fact that this
was bis war, At the same time number
of white people "of poor but respectable
parents Oursslf among the number, had to
rudRe it along on foot aud wear the plain.
est kind of clothes. Now this sort ortbiug
ought to be stopped. The Caucasian race
ought not to be humiliated, and besides
such doin's is a pSlpnble viOlation Of the
Constitution which expressly doesn't say
anywhere that niggers are to wear good
clothes or ride handsome horses, 10 this case
we suppose the horse belonged to the party
who rode it, and bis clothes were paid for !
bat that don't change the constitutional as
aspect Of the case in the least, for no such
proceeding is authorized BY anything that
can be found in that sacred instrument,
and in putting down this war we are not to
exceed the exact letter Of the Constiiu-
ton.
How are we ever to restore the Union as
it was while such violations ofthe Consli-
tuition as it is are tolerated? We don't
know may be the Pres eau tell.
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JAMES R. BAKER,

(ToIMERLT OF RGEEG RoPkISs.)
WTlLL continue the Produce and PruTisic- hud'
w ness IN the house occupied by the late arm
No''H9 A haiRS q deeliu
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OFFICIAL.
Laws OF THE UNITED STATES
Pa,'sd at The Second Se''iOH Of The Thirty.
Seventh Coagres,.



Az ACT to allow and pay to the State Of Missouri the
amount Of money expended by said State 10 the
Arming and paying Of troops employed 10 the sup
preston Of instruction Igainlt the laws Of the
United States
Be u enAetSl by the senate and HOnSs Of Repre-
IentAiiVsi Of the United States Of America in Con-
sress assembled, That the State Of Missour shan te
entited TO credit against tie direct tax apporloh-
Od to . State By the act % provide Increased rev
enue from imPortI, to pay interest on the publie
debt and for other purposes approved August nth,
eighteen hundred And Eixtyone, ior al sums OF mo-
nsy expended BY IAid State Ia the lTming squppng.
subslsing and paying Of troops orgAnZsd under the
onilnanoe5 Of tbe convention Of aid State, paSsi
during the year eighteen hundred And tE-one ard
employed In concert with the Federal Authorities In
IupprG.,lpg lnurTSetIon against the United sAts.,
and enforcing the laws thereof
SIC. , And b Il further enacted, That fOr the
purposs O AIeertlinlng the amount doe 70 aid state
lot moneys - expended. the Secretary Of War shall
Immediately litsr the passage Of thls act by com.
mission or otherwise, cause the accounts 70 Be ex
anllsd, and rspoTt made % HIN Of the Gmoant dus
which being approved By the seeretary Of War, Aut
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Az lc1 requiring the commander, % American W..
atls sailing 10 t0rrisu plrts and pers1at pfusreu
ting claimi 70 tAks the Uath ofaefianee
bs u epacisd By the senate aud House Of Repr,
ssnltiivus cl the Unici States II America Ia Con.
gres, a'sctuhlci, That the commander % all Amer
rAn Sse'e's sailing nom p0ris la The United stats to
iltrlsn ports dafiuE the CUutnuanes VI the pfrsul
reos,lon, aud all persons prosrcutls claims elths,
- ailHnr, or on hisOwn accduni bsf fr Any uf tht
departments or bnroaus OF the Uniied sniss s,ali D,
required 70 take the oath ni allegiance and to sun
pot thu C>nstiiuion ofthe United siAtcs TOT aflfa
a. ihrca.o may be,l ~ required u persons In u,
eiIl service OF tho Uhtod states " ths provisions
the Al Of CsngTols approved Augu,t sixth, eEhtesn
hudd el'thd sixty one
Ntc : And be II further enacted That the 'aail
OF Affirmation hSrtiu provided ior In tho Er,t sc
tion Of this &C, may be taken before any jusiice o
tue peace, notary public OF other person Eh0 l. H.
galy authorized 10 aimiaistcf an oath iu The siats
or dia.ici wbtre thc'Ans may be admlhiterel: AMI
that any violation Of such oath by any pstsau n sf
soha taking ihcsAme shan subject thl offender ts NJ
the p.ia, and psu,lte,0f Wlilul ant corrupt rsury
who shi be liable to Be indicted aud prosecuted Z
conVeion for any such oasneS before ann court hAt
ing competent Jurisdiction thereof
Approved, July II, isG2
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the SHORTER oArEoHIsm.

lAseOrdIng the Wheeling Prcs..l
orEsuOS.-whO introduced original sin
into the World2
ASswER-The Abolitionists.
Q-who would have cruciaed the Sa.
vior il the Jews had not done III
A.-The AbolitiOnists we suppose.)
Q-To what political party did the dev.
Il belong when he raised war in Heaven 2
A.-The AbOlitOnists,
o.-To what party does he belong
nOw2
A.-Thc AbOlitiOuists.
Q,-whO caused the present war
A.-The Aboli.iOuists-by clecriug a
President our erring brothers of the South
didn't like.
Q-who further exasperated the said
erring brothers2
A,-Tde AbOlitoniss-ty turning The
FIOyd-BOchanan Democracy out of Of
hce.
Q.-WhO denied our misguided Southern
brethren their rights!
A.-The Abolitiouists-lhey denied
them the right to hold all the Offices the
right to rule worlds without end the riCh,
to rob the Government to maintain them.
selves in power.
Q,-Who violated the Constitution ?
A-The Abolitiouisis-by refusing 10
beticve that the eutirs country belonged to
few niger owners, and by electing an
Administration who Gidn't believe it eth.
er.
o-who tramplcd upon the guaranteed
rights of the sunny South I?
A.-The Abolilionists-in not letting
them take Washington when they wanted
to.
Q-Who threatened to subjugate the
ehivalrous Soulhl
A.-The ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
aud putting them into tue field to enforce
the laws.
Q.-Who attacked Fort Sumter?
A,-The Abolitionists-fOr they insisted
on keeping Major Anderson and his abOli-
tion garrison in It at the time when our
misguided Southern brethren didn't want
them there, thus compelling them to drive
him out In an irregular manner.
Q-Who invaded the sauctity of South
ern homes7
A.-The AbOlilionists-by treating the
ehivalrous Southern people so shatnsfully
at Fort DOnelsou, Island No, 10, aud divers
other places as TO compel them 10 enforce n
couseription by which the high toned
Southern gentlemen were dragged from
their homes and driven iuto the army, at The
point of the bayouet.
Q-Who refused TO repeat the ueu .rality
Of Kentucky?
A.-The AbolttiOnists-by keeping their
armies out Of Il so that the Southern Con.
tederacy was driven by sheer force Of cir.
eumstanCes TO send its defenders in aud 90.
cupy the country.
Q.-Who is carrying on the war in an in.
human and unehrissiAn manner!
A.-The Aboliisuists-by blockading
the ports Of the ConlederAcy so that it car.
not import munitions Of war With which TO
carry on their irregular opposition 10 the
Government; aud further by shooting bull.
lets instead Of wads, aud 6y having their
bayonets sharp at the end, thus causing
The Injury Of our generous but misguided
Southern brethren1
Q-Who suspended the writ of ha5ea,
eorPUt3
A,-The AbOlitionists-aud the cOnss-
quenee Is that the ehivaltous but mistaken
Reoplsof the South can no longer obtain
] Yankee eorpses out Of which 70 fashion
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aaitg8atFlliaraffr
TERMS or ADvERTIsING.
TVuV1s3uo L1ri % SsSFiEIIL tsl gsI Nel, loG
LtsA nAEl ssuAnt.

As-sFlritt HpIiet4 Doutle the ahoTe rats.
As-Ytariy AiTsftisHE % ruasolAhs terms, aceof.
ding " he sacs ocCuIicl and The uumbsTsf changes
male,
All ssmshistrpn iranlisni psTt1ns e sttAn
ets, 10 b. pad fsr N Iirdnss.
buaheaa Cards not e1crein I've lines no per year,
Or - ar dE mouths bat 1r shorter period nothing
ull b counted lu.i than . sluAru.
Tie privilege " Annual Advertising u limited %
the Advertiser own Immediate businsss; and all
AdIsgttssmeuis f0f the bsusat " other prtlnt ~
veil a. all legal ElrsrtissasntA and AdSrftasmsuth
ofGuetion sAes and real estaie ssnt them muls
hs paid ior II the GsuAl mates.
nd-AdvsftsUnsnts o., accompanied With ufittea
HTectohs viii BE- inserted uatI forbid and charged
accordingly.
Notice. Tor Political Ms5tinsa to b charged in eli
cases " full rates.
Marriages, Notiessoi Funerals, and Annonsemsnts
OF ssrmoua, 90 cents each. nouyil-Jp
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lust RRcEIVED--A large assortmsu. Of
d MOn aud Boys PpF and Wool Hats, Of OVsry va.
Tiety, 70 which Ns Invite the attention Of dealers.
EngS HARPER BRO.
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NUMBER AZ.

~ bin ovftine4 y, the ercruttTy u the Irra,ufy
ths an snt tirfcf tlaii b ailsusl q 40 slair
dedu.tei ireu ihe am1uut app0rionel hsFst, b.
ihs asTsaai arl and ihs fsmAiuisr oAly, u Aay
y Al y c1llecisl - thefyin rrsscfIbsd Prpyitsi
Thai, 10 The ~ usuishi " aoroasis uaivr this Aa
~ giealzf ieteei oempsnaruu taal D. alllVsl Tia
uAs pryrlftd " by The laws q tie uniisl siairs
aPplsAlls y Ne ataiag. uluipPng. suis.itius 40,
p Ymfnt " tslnhteru, 10 ffFcv ai the time n ttf
ehr'luisni q sleA troopi 10 Y lssouh
sac 3 Add h. 10 further 6aaei,d, hat IL a.
state shali asumr aai pa luta ths tfcaruft n /,
balAuce q hald dnct taA, II auy. 81 tush tine .,
may he hlei bT The secretary " ne Irsasufy pt
shouh tad expenditures hs fouhd 10 ~ einsl a
tAH, ihe iilrtlu or dis5ount d dhaen psr rgntur.
- pre-frhti N The ufythifd saCtita q the aid ~
eiiei ~, shall b Alouei "a the uhsle hu1unt thui
appntiiansd
ATproIe1, July ", 1852
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AZ ict % tuspsud Temporarily ths orsraii,u ~
~ entitled An aci u pgereli snA pual.h ir,ui
ou the part % of.cers lnffu,tei with nakibs u
enhtracu ior the GoVefhmeat' approved Jupt
tuo eighteen hundred Abj sIiy4u6
BE u cnartri b. The senate ani Ilaasg % psrrs
teniaiirts " 10 DATED States o. AmefitA In q l8.
gte'. assembled, That tb5 oparailon VI an act eui
lied o. pfeyoat aai punish fr,nis % the paf
oi oalcev lntrustrd With maklug cdntra-ts flr tht
uesgrnmeut' approved Jubs tso, eighteen HUNDRED
AMI t1iy.two, b. sod The sane lt hereby tutpsnisa
until ilsnni Monday u January, eighteen hundred
and n1sy three
Approved July IL 1872
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NUMBER 92.

now in Boston, We tender her entire capa-
city 1900 tons, for the conveyance of .thf
supplies, and our services, If needed, 70
forward them free Of charge tor, freight
The meeting at once rendered thanks for
the generous offer, aud Mr. Dodge stated il
was virtually contribution of SO, 900 20
the fund. Another letter was read from
gentleman who did not wish his name men
toned, which closed no less eloquenlIS
than the irst one: 'sThauk God % said the
writer, tive have bread and to spare, and
they win not say, Il was an 6uugered,
aud ye gave me no meat Will yoa add
to your list one housdHd barrels Of lour
from one whose loaf win taste the sweeter
for sharing It with famished brother, and
brand it-UNlON" After the reading OF
the letter the same mnui6eeut anonymous
donor who had sent II, handed in as an ad-
dittonal contribution, SeUeH one thousand
dollar United States Treasury Notes, but
he still desired his name should not be
mentioned. Mr. Dodge desired that the
firm Of which he is a member might be put
down for Eve thousand dollars Mr.. John.
ston, the Secretary Of the meeting, offered
twenty i've hundred; Capt Marshall, two
Babcoek Brathers, two thous-
and; six other individuals or firms gave
thousand dollars each; and several sums
nearly as large were offered from other
names of all Of whom will be
found in our report of the meeting. The
amount collected in a few miuutes-inde
pendent Of the offer of the ship and the
barrels offiour-reaehed S26, 200
After which good beginning, the meeting
adjourned to assemble again at O'Clock
this afternoon.
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five RddtV this the declaration made
by the three rebel "eommissi6aefsi abroad
-Yahcey Rost and Mann-to Lord John
Russell, the whole ground is covered for
tTOS no EE5 sad I'm sat 1s3 bttS IS Sopd'. ds.
As pertinent 10, the prasknt occasion we
shah quote the passage 60 coneldsiy in
that neutrality-suspicious.. They said +: