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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-12-05

The present critical state of European affairs will
render these publications unusually interesting dur
die r0und between the hastily written nsvisLisemL
crude speculauopA and Aging rumnFs OF the daily
Journal and the ponderVus tome OF tie future Iz-
t0rtAn written amer the living interest aud excite
snt OF the great political events Of the time shall
have passed away. II Is to these Periodicals char
readers must look for tho only really Ineligible AND
reliable history Of current events, and as such n
% ditSH g their vel literary GcientIiC
and theot0gfeaf Character, We urge Them mon III
confederation Of the reading public.
e The receipt .of Advance Shssts from the
Bsiush nuplsheH jEiEPgf additional SaIue 10 thee
Reprint. tnHsmush - they eAh nov be placed IN
u hnadS q snbstEibsfS about q coon as lie orlei.
J5l ttl ealtaoas. A9unuflaqG ri oIi1 &c
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PosE OEEIcE, nARILAND, LIv. Co., Mica,

DE-. A4SE Tolr pm an Us PfiSstion moi Of msdi-
tell you. She had been sick and Iining away for
months. Went Oh to be doctored at great expense,
but got no better. She then commenced taking your
tides Of worms dead from her body. They after
wards cured her and two children Of bloody dys.
sntary. Que Of our 4ighbPFs had 4 bad; and my
Others around rs PAID from dye TO twenty dollars
doctors' bills and lost much time, without being
cured entirely even then Such medicine As yours,
which h ErtuRIS good and h0nest, VIM be Frized
here GBo. J. GRIFFIN, PostWaSteT.
INDIGESTION AND IMPURITE OF TIE BLOOD.
From Rsv. J. Y. HfmGs, RLE6ref 5lsfeeat 0sdret,
Bottom.
Or. AYER: have used your Pills with eXtraordI.
nary succsss- in my family and among those I am
called Walt IN distress. To regulate the organs
OF digestion and purify the blood they are The very
hast remedy have ever known, and can confident
ly reo0HEa Sssa1 then tony EieRey. u,vus
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S;5af sn|'4 ''eli' 'lll'H-s, 3 v HIMEs
RArsAN. WroNNa q. n. Il, Oet. q. LES.

wAEsAw, WYOMING Co., n. T., Oct. p, 1855.
= pEAF sm: am usinS your CathArtie Pills In my
praetiee, land mud them an excellent putgatlye 70
blood JOHN @. BfEAoHAAi, II. D..
ERYSIPELAS, SCRORuLA, KINGS EVIL, TET
TER, TUMURs, AND sALTRHE
From F5rlCGrdinS Merchant Of 81. Lauis Feb. t. $50
DE-. ATER: Your Pilis are the paragon OF al that
"a great In me- dieine. They have cured my little
daughter Of uleerOus upon her hands and feet
that have proved inepEabls for years; Her mother
has been long grfeyousy with Fbloches aud
pinples her skin aud IN herhaiT. After our child
was cured, she also tried your Pills and they have
cured her. ASA M0RGBRIDGE.
RHEUMATISM, NEURALGIA, AND GOVT
ETUH, Res. Or. HaIOLGI, cr ne ReaodtA z Church
PULASKI HousE, SAVANNAH, GA, Jan. 8, 1856.
HoH0RED sra; should be uHgTatsful for the ~
lief yOur skin has brought me II I did NOT report my
case to you. Acoid settled IN my imbsa and bought
on eysrutiating nsnraigic pains, which ended in
best u ply Bcan the diseAss grew worse aud worse
until by the advice OF your excellent agent In Bal
titnore, DR.. Maekenzie tried your Pil. Their eff
fects slow, but By perssyering ia the use
Of them am now entirely we'll.
SENATE CnAsBEn, BAEos RouaE, La. IS Dec, 1855.
DE-. ATEB: I have -OsSh entirely cured by your
Pills Of Rheumatic Gout-A painf disease hat had
afaictea me for years { YLSoENr'sLIDELL.
FOR DR0PsY, PLETHORA, OR KINDRED COM.
PLANTS, requiring an active purge, they are an
FOR CosTIVRNEss or CoNsTTP AT1oN, AND AS
4 DINNER PILL, they are agreeable and efiectuAl.
FITS, SUPPRESSION PARALYSIS, INPLAAIA-
TON, and even DEAFNESS aud RtRTIAL BLIND
MSS. have been cured by the Alternative action Of
| these Pills 10. r..f fl.sytr s.a.- 4at "a
Most OF the pills in market contain Mercury,
which, although valuable remedy in skilful hands,
+ dangerous n Pnblie Pll from the drsadfuleon-
Tfese Contain no inerchry or mineral Substance
whatever. - f5 ssl-.ai i F-iH4u- - fT1FFf~FF
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AIissOurI MinIng COmnany

Incorporated Feb. 22d, 1861.
CAPITAL STOCK----..........S5 OO,OOS
luis COMPANY Is FORMED FoR THE PUE
II poso of advancing the great mining infeFtStsR
our state We DO not PEofesI 70 b go'sTISSssd y
tsFprise We believe that the stock can Be us3t u
pay large diVidsd5, and At the same time NOR rial
Eooa and greater pFosres. naas p Z:
VelOplng and making known the astonishing nihsTL
wealth Of MssOuTi, than ~ the use q Eve tu.s ia
Am1untOf 0ur eBPitAl invested In any other bulhsL
piete mining bureau Of thominsral res0uTCss & Ia
State. We have power under our charter t. lui
eha8s and sall mineral land1 WheTeEtT ECassl q
Missouri. GreAt indneements will be offered tOeIF
itallsta and mining aventnrers, who desire g pr
shass and work paying mines, By dealing viii III
We r:GPse4aalIy sulieit the attention q al us
hBYp minsrAl landa for sale to send ~ = staislsti
o. the ss, deAeeIBing thG kind % minerals tlaE
lands, the number Of acres el0eBtf0u, an4 ia ~
est cash price they willing take for sd hEsa
We shit work only s6eh nlinss a. pay largely. eEI
shall open and prove mast u the land1 Wau1A- n
books Tor subseriPti0n 70 the stock are nov ossa
No. a Locust street An VIC FSeI an infsres, isitI
bnIinP1l Ald have money, VIII do we'll TO eall ~
EnhSSTibe- Those Utahing GtOeki living out y -
city, can sseuFe Il BY eu6losiug Ten per cat dh
amount wanted 20 the President Or Trsasursf.
DIREGTORs:
Henry 2. Bacon, Esq5 Matthew BuilrI, L'i'
5dsS Sa GH aIsJS = n H IJS.s =. r.
L. v. Boy, Isq., JOsSph Payns, Ell4
lad. IHUsE1Hs'
n BUTLKki TreaS' ALFRED cLARf' f'1'
.The above prospectus has up % this dlis -
days 10 sxtra G1ortl 20 get atoek tRken hGIo -
uladei yet the public % well Appreciate the 49,
negs q the enterprise that over two hundred ~
and dollars Of the stock has alroldy been tatsl-
would briefly state that the Ghare5 are IS eaehp
in f1ll without further liability tlAnEerAbls aT
livery FegisteFed only Whsn dfTidends are reeve
chase q shares IN the Missouri Nining C11Pa
make an iuVeStm0nt that win pay largely, ans -
stock that Il readily converted into cab UtfhoaL
ansWored. mhaJ-lAE-A
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for the treatment OF these conl- lsf&Ss"
plants. EBRN RNIGHT.M.D D.
A. b. MoRTLRY, ESQ.,, of Urea, n. Y, writes: 81
have used your Pictorial myself In my family ever
since yOn invented IT, and believe It the best medl
should sooner pay twenty-five dollars for q bottle
than do withOutit, or take any other remedy.'
Group, WhOoping Cough, Inhuenza.
sPRINaT1ELD, Miss, Feb I, 1856
BHoTHER ATERi will eheerfulIy certify Your Pc
oraI Is the best remedy possess for the cure Of
whooping cough, eroup, and the chest diseases Of
children. We Of your fraternity In the south an.
preoiAte your akin, aud commend YOUR medeine 10
our people. HIRAM CoNRLIN, n. d.
AMOS LEE, ESQ, MoSIERET, IA, writes, Sd Jan,
Looo: u mad tedious InnuenZa, which confined me
lief; finally tried your TelOFdI by the advice OF our
clergyman. The hrst dose relieved the soreness in
made me completely we'll. YSur medicines are the
cheapest well the best we can buy, and Wo e..
TEEN you, Doctor, and your medicines, the poor
Asthma or Phthisic, and bronchitis.
WEST MANCHESTER Pa, Feb 4, 1856
stR: Your CheTTy Pictorial Is performing marvel
ous cures IN this section 1t has relieved several
curing man who has labored under an aiiecfion ~
the lungs for the lRltfo forty years. ~
eotf9ll1 HENRY L. PARKS, Merchant.
a. a. RAMSEY. III Do ALBION, MONRoE Co., Iowa,
writes, Sept @, 1855: GDuring my practice OF many
years have found nothing equal to your C5SJ.ry,
Pictorial for giving ease and relief to
We might add volumes Of evidence, but the n,ost
eonvhcing proof OF the virtues Of this remedy n
found In Its effects upon trial.
Consumption.
Probably no one remedy has ever been known
which cured 80 many and such dangerous cases AZ
this. Some no human aid can reach; but eTen to
those the Cherry EsetOral affords relief and comfort
AstoE HousE, NEw YoEK orTE, March 8, 1885
DOCTOR AIR, LOWELL; feel 1t a duty and a pleas
uFe TO inform you what your Cherry PketOgGf hRR
done tor my Wife, shehAd bsena months laboring
under the dahserouA symptoms Of Consumption, from
which no aid We could procure gave her much relief
She was steadily failing, until DR.. strong of thIs
city, where we have come for advice, recommended
trial Of your medicine. We bless his kludness q
we do Your ski for she has recovered from that day
She IL not yet strong she used to be- but h fra
fro her cough, and calls herself we'll.
YOUR With gratitude aud regard, 8.
ORLANDO SHELBY, OF SHILA4VELLI.
C5nsumPtires, do not despair tim you have tried
Arms oaERRI PEcToRAL- 1t Is made by one Of the
best medical chemists in the world and its cures An
around US besPeak the high merits Of ItG yirtuea-
EAElautelPhia Ledger. :
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MAJORS 0#FHE
..a. =. Great Cities. -.

wy thslndsfnsEraed Mayors, hereby certify that
w ths Druggist, APotheeaIiess and RhyHle.ans
Sranes 10 % that the remedies o. Dr. J. Q. AYR
& CO. Of Lowell, ayers sarsaparla, PMS Age
Cure, and Cherry PeetoEall hAvo Pesn Ios.S = y
hdeneS Of the eppmunity. ~. f-=s-is-fi a
HON JElrIas COOK, 1EU fd2ll sdf -
--U-'i - = i'i1oSs Mayor Of LOWELL MASS
a 70 'i- lal = tiee-ail al 47ufaric 3,
HON. ALslA hAAA Mayor q NASHUA, n. !.
vs. ii = = : Mayor Of MANCHESTER n. ..
HON '0'aA ~AAOAt Mayor q coNcoRb. n. H.
ON. A. H. BUIIook. ~. = - -, :, !,
= Tfi q -lLl. a.... IL alhei 4ai Oh se-u5I
Hon. sA1lL sllsAAN Mayor Of sALEN, MASS.
49, ~: = = "i . - Mayor 81 BOSTON. MASS
AVA W. = Mayor Of PROVIDENCE, r, II
HON, AMOS ". PRFs S.Ss. =, NORWICH, CONN.
--11'' :; - t assOr Of NEW LONDON, CONN
HON. oHAs. 8. RoDIkR, -, :
77~T7 Mayor oG MONTREAL Q: 4
HON. n. p 4IKnINS ~ 77757 . h7ta-' :
49, - Mayor Of NEW TORK oETX.
--O''i : = 1- W Mayor Of HAMLTON, Q. ".
HON. hon. ADAM va WILSON, Mayor Or s0los4o. 3, v.
hon. R y. BISHOP ss,s. q olso o ONO.
HON. / T. oAAT'OS Hs,os q IoUrsvrrlrr. Ky.
HON JOHs SLOAN, No., =. :, LYONS nv, IOWA.
"O"' JAMES Ai aa5al Z EsSiOWMANY1ILE, o v.
HON. JAMES ". SoREH, -
''' --'- NasoT 8 HALLOWEEL. NJ.
hon. JAMES 5 PaE s1sli .. ,a1Daa1osoa M, =. ,
AO'' "tAAA"T Rs Sa Of HEW nED1OaD. MASS.
HON. J. BLA1sDEIL, 1@ @ l-t
- Mayor Of FALL RIVER. MASS
HON. ". H CRANsrOS, :, , ,,v, No.. F, Z
'-ON' 'A-D Mayor Of aALENA. III
4'''' Mayor Of DUBUQUE, IOWA.
HON. THOMAS S GagES q 6H14AsooaA, 41ns
l
AY'' AO Ia;o. Of TUSCALOOSA. Ala.
HON. R. p RAU'H' Mayor or n.Arn,.. r1uu,
''''' '=O t hsg5st Of aEw ORLEANS. La
HON. r. D, SCRANTON. .-ss
HON. DE- WET o. GROVE, s,uzsas.,..
/ Mayor q pIEEsRuRG. PA
Mayor Of PEER q MIcH,
HON. HEMAM L PAGE, "a Hsiisappss q.
5a.s Mayer Of MILWAUKEE,. WIS
HON. ". ". VAUGHN. 1. :. ~. 80 "a !.
HON. A. 1ARR, -aNsf e1aasa-ssa
= ;a5i-'-- 's4sa Mayor Of KENosHA. WIS
HON. JOIN Q. uA1Nls :. 49,, =. 49,. =, !,
HON. N, J. a HEArH. = g aes9ssi
Mayor Of sELlIA. ALA
HON. a. }. NOsLk -. IA b
HON " = HoIr'ADi a.,.. :, oolg4sss. a.
%" n'FAArrA0 ''AHUf Mayo. q WA dauz !.
DON PIEERE Oh oABALLo. IN 9
DON EsFKPHAsn RODRIogks, 2 "a
DON ANTONIO EcHEtEEA. 80 : 1l5 . q
sei "a ss5'H re . Mayor q LnGAs PERU.
DON n. 9. NrLAEaRo 81 f'8 eas -
= = o NAs0E q TALPARAIso, CHILL
DON MARC sEsaU1PEDAL1A. 70 asv .
Mayor Of no 5AHEmo, nEAzII,
c.raS tA.t The resides. DrugEi... hare .-l-sa
Ayers sarsaparilla
"a '.'l:'' t;Risy :: ~ NIFTY tie ''s''''''
sa sfgtA7-l : y Ili. E
lsr --eflt r-s p =. - 30
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Rs-we have, at a heavy expenditure, furnishOdOur
Job Once with all necessary materials, embracing
TYPE, RULES. BORDERS, CUTS, &c,
OF the latest and most fashionable Styles to render
capable of executing work equal that any other
establishment In the city, ond possessing facilities In
the way of Steam, &C. for doing work expedtiously,
unsurpassed by any other ohce respectfully pre-
sent claims fora GhRre Of public patronage aasu
ring those who entrust their work to us that mo effort
shall be wanting to give entire satisfaction.
novlIISs oASrPBELL M'DERSToT.
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CHARACTERIZATION.
RaltImore 8 ONO RaIlroad.
.1E'0FPIeH OF raE1B4ROeIl.ER! co.

Ia So
7l0FPToH OF rHEQB.IR0eIlzR. col
ssLf !a5IT AFHEEEIiSGy i7tb Aug, 1862
business being fully resumed on tile Baltimore
d Ohio Railroad, the Company having thorough
under Government pTuteetion, the road thoroughly
and completely guarded by Government troops, will
on and inter tie 18th Aug. run two through passen-
sr trains, and continue heir fall equipment In the
transportation Of Tonnage -,,..71s ter t.f
49, 81, PAssEaoRR scHEDULE, +Tt II
ss-5--o f,.-, DspaTb g., vy,.
LEAYR RIIERLISG, daily, at losl0 A. 81; Ben
wood, 1890 A. NJ; Grafton 3:b0 P. NJ. New Greek,
$50 p. d Cumberland, 9:35 p d. dhrtinsbuFg,
2s99 A. ~: Harper Ferry, aslT Nj arrive at Bal
timort at 500 A. NJ. - ft8,f.. sits
= ti1sssa ,8f Returning, sln5
h LEAVE BALTIMORE, at q P. NJ; 3IArtinsburg,
11:35 p NJ; Cumberland, A. NJ; Grafton II A., ~;
BsnWOod, 4:15 r 81, arrive at wheeling $40 P. NJ.
1 DkpdTt,
The second train will depart daily, except satur-
days At $50 PM; Grafton, 3:35 A. 81; New Greek,
T;52 A. NJ; Cumberland, 9:l5 A. NJ; harrisburg
ton Junction, $40 p II, arrive at Baltimore at $50
RettEnfHg, sr.uu
LEAVES BALTIMORE, SIS A NJ; HArper's Fer
ry, 1910 A. NJ; MArtinlbuTg, 1855 2. 81. Cumber-
land, 6:12 P. NJ Oakland, 9.O3 P, NJ; Grafton 11:40
?: N; Bsnwood, 8 "A. NJ arrive at Wheeling $50
W. p. SMITH, Master Transportation.
L. n. COLE. General Ticket Agent
gE Z. JOHN KING, JR., Auditor. 20 f-1G
A. DIRREY, GenerIl Supervisor Of Trains.
J. p. WILLARD, suPerYiero Of Trains
J.B.PoRDi GonlAg gent, wheSiing. SGgis
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Cleveland, Pittsburg andWheel.
iI.L-dg5 ing Rail Road.

444ka GAGA1L LGOt10s
-
ON AND AFTER MONDAY, Nov 17th, 1862 Pas
" ssnger Trains VII leave Bridgeport follows,
Sunday exeepted;) 13.u iI.4i
II O5 A. n. Mall Train, stopping at all stations, ar.
-fralss Eiyes at Pittsburgh at I:lO p. NJ, and
Cleveland at $50 P. N.
36S P. ii. Express Train, stopping at all stAtions
ffgz.. j arrives at Pittsburgh at s:I5 p. 81.
$40 + iETPEsSS Train arrives At Ptttsburgh at
RETURNING TRAINS,
Leave Cleveland at s=2s A. II. and 80 P. NJ, ar
rive at Bridgeport At 6:lO p. NJ, and ga A. II,
Leave Pittsburgh at 1;60 A! ~, d:49 A. II! and
l;4o p ~, s5rysa ct Bridgeport st6si A. NJ, 1856
Connections are made as Follows,
At Pittsburgh with Pennsylvania K. r. for Harris
if delphia, NaW York and Boston.
.f Cleveland with Cleveland Toled &, Il. for Gan.
duAky, Toledo, Detroit, Chicago aud
4ss- all points In the Norm WEsr with
[ rsauEs Detroit steamers for Detroit, Jackson,
Z i'm sr- Chicago and the NORTH wEsT. witt
Cleveland Erie 3. X. for Erie, Dun
kirk, Bnftalo and Niagara Fails WIN
~ Cleveland, Columbus & Cincinnati for
:, u GEes!line, Delaware, Columbus aud
At HudSOu With the Q. u Go.R.R for cuyahOea
ta1 FallS. Akron aillerSburgh and Woos
At Alliance WITH p; IT ". q c. r, R. for Canton,
MAssillon, Wooster, Salem, Enon, Co
sL-II HsE lumbus, &c. g-Fla $40
Atstsubenyllle with i. Q. 4 C. Line and AT BEL1AIn
with o. o. R.R. for GAINESVILLE New.
sifa ark, Columbus, Xenia, Dayton, Inii
4f -flg- annapolis, Cairo, Cincinnati, Louisville
TIA t. st. Louis, st, Joseph and all points
Wtst and South West
Excursion Tickets TO Pittsburgh and return 1915
Fare always As low, and time much quicker tRan
any other route. 49, : =
Through tickets to all points In the West, North
and East can be procured at the ONCE under M,
Mcclure House, Wheeling, Va, or. with Ticket
Agent at Bridgeport StAtiOn.iFf EiH!A lf
Freight contracts will be made at lowest rates TO
any pOut accessible by this road and its
10 the Fast, North, West and Northwest at ONCE
under RLure House, or with Fl. Agent at BRIDGES
port station. WIN. D. TERRY, Agent,
Wheeling, Va.
in MCCULLOUGH, President.
. R. MYERS. Gent Ticket AgiE feb8
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q. ". JoHNsoN : SON.

ManufhetureTs OF UOPPeFI TIA Aad
fs-Pl Sheet IrOn Ware.
"AYING AYAILRD OURSELVES OF ALL THE
l Improved facilities, We are better prepared ass
than ever 70 m al orders Tor any article OF uor
the above line Of businesA. VAlies ahd CSniuri.it
made 70 order. Steamboat work done In substAs.
tn and WoTkmanlils HnAnnaF. We are nov payiss
pATticnlnT attention to this branch Of the trAia a.
can gulTlateo stfseaeti0n In eTBFy paFtieular. IL
Wholesale Dealers Ne can o1Ier indneuEsuts ~
cannot be found elsewhere. Our stock Of WArs b
eomplOte and tie ll1rtuent isfall ~ antiusa. We
keep stock Of thsIafoIt and most approved patterns
Of Coal and Wood Stoves on hand At all timsI.
EO.17o Market Square,
fy2-dkWtt sallU Wheeling, Va
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3az AYERS
i CHERRY
PICTORIAL,

BRIMTIELD, MASS, Dec. %, 1855.
DR.J. O. AIER: I do not hesitate to
say the best remedy 1 have ever found
for Coughs, HoArsenesa, Influenza,
and the coneomitant symptoms OF 4
Cold, is yOur CHEHET PRcfORLL. Its
constant nSe in my practice aud my
family for the last ten years has
shown 1t to possess superior virtues
plants. EBRN KNIGHT.M.D.
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TERMs. Regnlar priee..ll Z.


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-T'Ie5sas6G Country Merchants

ssah m EnEitsdt 10 6[Iahd dEGuiinS the a.
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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-12-05
RETURNING TRAINS

Leave Cleveland at s:2s A. NJ and 8 30 p Nj. ar
rive at Bridgeport at clio p. NJ, and GA A. II.
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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1862-12-10
THE NEWS.

We have had no account Of any war movement Of
importance during the past week, except that the en-
envy continues to commit depredations upon the IN
habitants Of Eastern Virginia and North Carolina.
Wecopy the following items from the Raleigh Stan
dard Of Yesterdays
The few items we obtain from the Army at all
pc ins, represent general quiet our lines, with
occ asional skmshes by the pickets and scouts, in
which small parties Of prisoners, &c., captured.
T he report of Burnsde's remosal from the com.
mand Of the army, is not confirmed. II is difficult
TO determine what he intends to 1o. Our arm il
ready to confront him at all points. There are no
indications at present Of an early advance Of the
Yankee army.
The teiegraphs and the papers are silent In regard
corporations in the South and West.
The latest news from Europe reiterates the idea
that France is determined to move in some form in
American affairs. We shall belle We nothing about
it,untl the matter becomes palpable.
The message Of Lincoln to the Yankee Congress,
indicates his purpose to prosecute The war until the
rebellion is crushed. He thinks the strife pertains
only to the present generation, and all its effects
would pass OFF with this generation. He proposes
TO- Congress the passage of all bills to provide for
amending the Constitution SO that slavery shall be
abolished in 1900, providing for the payment Of the
owners Of such slaves as shall be held in slavery at
that period He says THAI his relations with Europe
are undisturbed.
Gov. Brown Of Georgia. has caused he seizure oi
100000 worth Of clothing, &c., in Augusta in the
hands Of the spectators.