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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1862-09-17
Fresh Drugs! Fresh Drugs !!
GREAT BARGAINS
Terms Cash!
TERMS =

"ANING TrCCUUymIdc large ad-
IL ditions 10 my stock of Drugs, Groceries. No
tionS, Paints. Oils. Dye " oods. Liquors. &c. I fatter
myself that in qualify and price Of goods; 1 cannot
my aim to select the puresf and best goods ia my line
that can be found in market, and selling them 0IB
Tor cash, At the lowest possible margin from hrst est.
/ do not doubt my ability to satisfy all good iudgCs
of merchandise. that it is their interest TO call and
examine my stock before purchasing elsewhere. To
! attempt an enumeration IN full. l. impOsSlble-but
among my leading articles may he found theioHow-
ing, viz:
100 bottles Sulph Quinine ) gals. Sulphurie Ether
900 do do Morphine 4 do Acetie 10
1 ] b. CamphOr Gum 10 DS Nitrate Silver
" l. l Castor Oil rs S~altpetre
" Sweet Oil ) bis Resin
- rs Turkey Opium , do Epson Salts
10 gals. Spts Nitre : gross MeI.ain's Liver
- BIS Iodide Potassium Pills
: gross MeLane's Vermi- b bleH. senha
800 gross cOrks-an sizes 50 Ms Chioroiorm
5000 Lady .Webster's 1900 Tilden's PillS-aIl
Dinner Pills kinds
10 gals. Aqua Ammonis
For sale low by JOHN Il. WOODS.
June II. ls63.
ELUID EXTRACTS.
Il A large assortment of Tilden's Exlras;s just
received by J. T. WOODS.
ECLECTIC REMEDIES.
ID A full stock of W: $; Merrill 4 Go. : C9pssn-
aoNSN 3
d USHES.
ID A good assortment Paint Brushes, Cloth do.
Hair do, Tooth do, Vamish do. Canel's Hair do,
Scrub do. &c, can be found at j. Il. WOODS.
DANDELION COFFEE.
IL EolIoeh's * Browns Dandellon Cohees. good
for Liver Complaints and DyspepsiaIa pleasant be
yerage. a. J. H. NOODS.
DHEUMATIC EMINENT.
III !; gress Van Raums celebrated Rheumatic
Lotion, one oflhe best remedies in use. G~y.oon.
CATTLE POWDER.
gross Breinig, Frihield 4 CO, celebrated Cat
tie Powder. for sale by il K, MoODS-
L NSEED OIL. {
L. e. o. Griswolds Lin.rrd "a. BY he VI - z
gallon. At J. L. hO'DH'
I FAD IN OIL.
IL 800 kegS White Lead in oil. by WOODS. !
COLORS IN OIL. I
~ ceases Painters '''''' :" u }. Il. WOODS.
nYE WOODS.
~ 70 barrels Dye Woods. BY J L. WOODS.
EXTRACT LOCKWOOD.
~ 30 BIS Ext LogwOod, in Il rs boxes
ER ANNATTO.
baskets just arrived at J. R. WOODS
TANNERS OIL.
Is bbIs best just received. j. r. WOODS.
DYE WHISKEY.
III 25 bbls Daniel Derr's-9 do. Pittsburgh Rye
do Cleveland and Cincinnati brands, for sale
low. by j H. hOoDS'
INDIGO.
i ease Manila aud 100 rs prime Madr2s; by.
J. k. WOODS
DORAX.
I'D case refined Borax. by 0
GROCERIES.
My Grocery list embraces 4 line Of prime
brown and white SuRars-an assortment OF the I'M
est Teas TO be found in market-RiO and Java GoI-
Ices; Cloves; Nutmegs; Cinnamon; Pepper; Nus
Rice: Raisins; BaT-SOap; Candles, &e. Z
j.. r. WOODS. I
MOTIONS.
~ In the Notion Inns, l have s. good variety Of
leading articles-such as Silk Threads; Spool
Iotton Thread; Needles; Pins; Hosiery; Gloves; SuS- >
lenders: Gents Collars; Fine and Ladies Dressing .
,ombs Of ali kinds; Shoe Laees; Hooks and Eyes;
CAPS; Paper and Envelopes; Pencils; Carpet 5
racks-a large lot of Skirt Bralds, DARK coloTs; IAN Il
- EaauS. Ruffons- Linen Thread. "a
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1862-09-17

HHtes % Advertising
So Twelve lines eqHal 10 one inch in space. make
Square.
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OIL CLOTHS-For Floors, Stairs
" &Tsbles-sli the widths.
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LoB PRINTING

JOB PRINTING
Having recently made large additions Of The
Is1eSt sfyles of tyne. 10 our assortment OF Job
PTinfine material. we are prepared To execute IN
the best manner. the different varieties oi Pam
and Fancy Printing
such As
Address Cards, Certificates. Labels.
Ensiness Gard Check Books. ManiieSts.
Rank Checks Colored Printing, Notes.
E;i1s M T aiding Drafts. Programmes.
PM TieEafg Form RoSks. Receipts.
piaats al fi,d. Isndbiil> show Bills.
In fact everything done in the shape of PRINT
ing at prices that cannot fail 10 suit. and with
5isnsteh. We keep constantly on hand a good
ss,5rtment of Cards aud Fine Stationery. from
Ei,ioh those in want Of Printing can select.
Justices and COnSIabIes- BIankS
- Has,aae ami Oga-Cuia Denj-. Sra-
bons. Eecsiioas, .Subgerhas- ETC.,
Constantly on hand and for sale.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1862-09-17

DLACK SILKS" Bischoff" 4
ID "Bonnai the best in use.
NEW YORK STORE.
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II TESTIMONY WHEREOF. | have hereunto
- set lay name and caused the
} Great seal Of the State of Ohio.
10 he affixed al Columbus. the
- day and year above written.
DAVID TOD.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1862-09-17

NOR ONE SHILLING,
Best Dark and Light Prints,
food Bleachei and BrUWa ShlrlinS..
Grey DreSs Goods,
Good Cotton hGse. etc.. etc.
NEW YUHk STORE.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1862-09-17
MOTIONS.

~ In the Notion Inns, l have a,sood variety 81
The leading articles-such as Silk Threads; Spool
Cotton Thread; Needles; Pins; Hosiery; Gloves; SuS-
penders; Gents Collars; Fine and Ladies Dressing
Combs Of all kinds; Shoe Laees; Looks and Eyes:
Gun Cans. Paper and Envelopes; Pencils; Carpet
Tacks-a large lot of Skirt Braids, dark colorS; Yam
kee and Transparent Soaps; Buttons; Linen Thread,
our Notions are only sold to JObbers atwhoiosale.
June II. 1852. JOhN IT, hoODH-
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1862-09-17
A DMINISTRATOR'S SALE

~ OF REAL ESTATE,
In obedience TO an order of sale issued from the
Probate Court OF Trumbull County, | will offer for
sale at public yendue On the premises hereafter des-
cribed, on
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1862-09-17

aM nEs&h md NMmI+ NJ TEzE Er@gan %mn County Ohio hereby" 5 dsT@P1" heres
STATE AXES COUNTY TAXES TOWNSHIP AXES t
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WHITTLESEY ADAMS.
SIlERIFF'S SALE.

Warren. aug -. 49,
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1862-09-17
Sewing Machines.
GET THE BEST.

FINKLE& LYONS MACHINES
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wanted immediately

Any quantity OfGrst ratio seasoned SpokeS. Elek-
DRY and White Oak Lumber IN eSeH~nWNSJ S y
or Cash.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1862-04-03
IA.

of-war Ino, which wss sent from Aige-
siras for tho purpose of receiving them.
The Moorish Minister it appears had de-
manded their release, but the United
States Consul In reply threatened 10
strike his flag and leave the country il
he was interfered with in the disposal
of his prisoners. The Moorish Minister
thereupon allowed the prisoners to be
embarked. The affair occasioned great
excitement among the Europeans they
armed themselves, closed the port gates,
vainly asked the Interference of Eure-
pean representatives. and then went in
q body to the United States Consul to
demand the release of the men. The
riot was finally quelled through the in
reference of the British Minister. The
Moorish authorities sent an escort of
Moorish guards with the armed Ameri-
can party who conveyed the prisoners to
tho beach, in order to prevent q collision.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1862-04-03
The Arrest OF the Pirate Sumters
Officers. .

Details are given Of the arrest at Tan
gier Of one of tho Sumtcr's officers, and
Mr.. Thompson. who lately filled the Of
flee of U. S. Vice-Consul at Cadiz.-
Their landing at Tangier was acciden-
tai, and they were seized by soldiers
Letters from Taugier of the 26th, say
the prisoners who were confined in the
United States Consulate. were on that
day embarked in the United States ship
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1862-04-03
Hliattllantaus.
HOSPITAL <.
For the Civilian & Telegraph.

4
No. IS of the second row from the
wall, left hand side, is tho cot before
which we now halt.
Harry how do you feel to-day ,"
and the old surgeon took the sick
boys hand in his.
Better, SIR" said he very faintly.
In one of the fourishing towns of a
State in the great West, No. Is had his
home. Dark haired, black eyed and
fiery in nature withall, when the war
storm burst upon the country, this ma
turc found in that storm congenial things.
The sun shone brightly on the day he
stepped for the last time from beneath
the old paternal roof, and the shadows
of the group that stood about the pator-
nal doorway wero strongly cast upon the
pavement.
The bright faced sister who told him
to 60 10 the wars was saying, "Remem-
Der it ism t healthy to get killed !"
The old father who had advised him
neither way was saying, Take care OF
yourself, boy" with slight tremor of
the voice and slight dimncss in the
eye.
Little Bob was calling out, Fetch
me nice, pretty, little. black pony
say, won't you 2"
But the mother, silver haired, was
not at the Threshold. She sat within
sobbing bitterly, for the joy of the house,
hold was about departing, and great
void would soon be there.
Harry turned "a corner and was lost |
to view just then the sun went under
a drifting cloud-just then gloom fell !
over all, and even the bright faced sis
ter grew serious, and iu one minute
more the tears welled silently into her
eyes. dropping down. like summer rain,
upon the carpet.
Little Bob in the corner was being
by one still younger than
himself
"Whcrc budder Harry gos'
"Gone to war;" said little Bob in
whisper.
"Me big-mc 60 too"
Somewhat back from the strect--up
.own-sits modest house-its portco
adorned with trailing jcssamincs and
Wild briar. The young soldier, who
out little while since waved his gay
arewcll to the home folks, now suddenly
Ippcars before the gate, and after OPEN 1
ng it walks quickly up the path and
;nocks upon the door of the modest
ouse.
1t opens gently, and a young woman
,reets him with smile, in which sorrow |
nd gladness struggle for the mastery. 6
'he invites him to enter, but be shakes |
is head and mods toward the East In /
'hich direction lies the depot. s
Is she pretty? That beauty whose
'urce is goodness Of heart plays over
er features. and she has that "most
xccllent thing in woman" low sweet
DICE. The young soldier takes her
and in his, and with his right pushes
lck the soft brown hair from her fore
sad and presses his lips there then
heeling oD his heel goes out the gate,
osing it with a crash and hurrics down : :,
@ street. :,
An ancient maiden lady-a fifty year :, :,
ding, saw all this Call this aye more" "
imagination) from the prim house
ross the way. Up went the window fix
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Rates of Advertising.

hht8erspace forshort periods, as per agree
ment.
Advertisements befo Marriages and Deaths
10 cts. per line for first insertion subsequent
Insertions, cents per line. Nine words are
counted As line In advertising.
Merchants and others, advertising by the
year, will be charged $l2 90.
Proceedings of meetings not of q general
character, charged at cents per line for each
insertion.
Yearly al ivertisers m us tconf ne theiradver-
.ising to their own business.
ALL TRANSIENT ADVERTISING, cash in ad-
vance.
Personsoricring the insertion oflcgaladver- o
,isements will be held responsible for pay
mont for the same when the time for which
they were ordered to be inserted shall have
expired.
fvsotv.Sr Norrcks, cash in advance.
PArEsr Medicines, one half in advanccand
the balance in six months.
Att Jon WORK, CASH.
The losses We have sustained compel us to
ADOPT this course II will be strictly adhered
70 in ali cases, and % advertisement will he
inserted nnless accompanied by the cash.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1862-04-03

The child who is a grief to his pa
rents heart, may yet live to know a
child's ingratituds to himself, and, more
than all, shall bring down upon himself
the displeasure Of the Lord.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1862-04-03
mit anb 6untor.

|
A PmLosopnIc NEGRO "A corres-
pondent Of the Cincinnati Gazette, writ
ing from the Cumberland river, gives q
humorous account Of colloquy with q
philosophic African. He says: ).
I noticed upon the hurricane deck
to-day an elderly darkey, with a very
philosophical and Retrospective cast Of
countenance, squattcd upon his bundle
toasting himself against the chimney
and apparently plunged into state Of
profound meditation. Finding upon in
quiry that he belonged to the Ninth H.
linois, one Of the most gallantly behaved
and heavy losing regiments at the Fort
Donelson battle and part of which was
aboard, I began to interrogate him upon
the subject. His philosophy was 50.
much in tho Palstafian vein that I will
give his views in his own words, as near
as my memory serves me:
Were you in the 6ght9'
Had q little taste Of It sa.'
Stood your ground, did your
No. So, I runs
Run at the hrst Ere. did your
Yes, 50. and would hab run soona,
had knowd it war comm
why, that wasn't very creditable to
your courage
Dat isn't In my line, sa.-cookin's
my perfeshun.'
Well. but have you no regard for
your reputation ?
Regulations muffin 10 me BY de side
OBJ life
DO you consider your life worth more
than other people's?
IT'S worth more to me, sa.' -, ..
Then you must value il very highly?'
Yes, 50, I does-more dan all dis
wuld-more dan millioE Oh dollars, So;
for what would dat be worth to man
wid dc BRET out oh him q? Self-preser-
bashun am dc FIRST law wid me-
Then patriotism and honor are moth
ing to your
Muffin whatever. sa-I regard dem
as among dc vanities.'
It is safe to say that the dusky corpse
Of that African will never darken the
field Of carnage.
TAKING IT EASY. .--Old father Hodge
was q queer dick. and in his own way
made everything subject Of rejoicing.
His son Ben came in one day and said,
Father. that old black sheep has got
two lambs.
Good, says the old man. that's the
most profitable sheep on tho farm
But one Of them is Dead returned
Ben.
I'm glad ONT, says father, it'll be
better for tho old sheep
But tothers dead too says Ben. so
much the better. rejoined Hodge, She'll
mako grand piece Of mutton in the
all.
Yes, but the old sheep is dead toe.
reclaimed Ben.
Dead dead what. tho old sheep
lead. cries old Hodge, that's good,
arn her. she always was an ugly old
camp.
Wife, said the victim Of jealous
ID. one day, i intend to 60 to camp
,eeting on Tuesday evening, to see the
amp break up
4 think you won't says she.
IN 60 if I see fit.'
You'll see fits if you do CO.
He did not go--probNbly on account
( the rain.
FIEANcIAL.--Proper cure for Jeff.
'avis' financial difficulties Give him
ecks tension Gan extension. )-Louis-
lie Journal.
If he can't get "a necks tension we
re in favor Of giving him suspension.
: Coshocton Age.
BucKNER got weary of the Union can
IN, he said they were such confounde.f
ligs.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1862-04-03

puttital.
From the National Republican.
The Strength of Our Arms.

From the National Republican.
The Strength of Our Arms.
BY REV. C. W. DEENIsoN.
Not by the strength Of man,
Not by the battles plan,
Fight We The fray;
But by an arm on high,
Stretched over all the sky,
Mighty and ever nigh,
Win We the day.
Louder than cannon's roar,
Booming from shore to shore,
Rings through tho air:
"On mid the smoke and flame
On! to patriots fame
On ! in JEHovAH's name!
Lo! am there
"Look am overhead!
Hark all the field / trcadl
Marching before.
Fight 'tis in Freedoms cause
Fight armed with Heavens laws
Fight! crowned with GoD's applause,
Forevermore
Oh! grasp the mighty hand,
Oh hear the high command,
Earth, air and sea!
Up! for our conqucring IoRDi
Strike It's JEHovAH's sword
Mercy and power accord.
All shall be free
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1862-04-03
COUNTY DIRECTORY.

}uige Of Circuit Conrt-Hon. d. WEiSEL.
Hsrk Of Circuit Comrt-HORACE RESLET
Register of Wiiis-JOHN B. WTDENER.
S5eriF-THOS. g. 4HcCULLOH.
States Anorney-C. n. THR ESTON.
tS.rcsyor- WILLIAM BRACE.
C!rsk TO County Comm .ers-JACOB BRO wv.
yndgss ofthe Orphans Court
NOSES AWNINGS,
ALEXANDER KING.
FRANCIS MA TTINGL y.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1862-04-03

Suicidal Goliahs.-The Chivalrywhcn
hoorcd by their own 'slings.'
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Gipilian 4 Cflfgrapb
rs PUBLISHED
Every Thursday Morning.
W. EVANS, Editor and Proprietor.
Office in Second Story of McKaig's Com
mercial Block, BALTIC. st.

Z Z r NJ So
TWO DOLLARS per annum, strictly in ad-
vance, $3.50 IL not so paid, and $500 If not
paid within the year.
Bsar in mind shat no paper will be discon-
unued until all arrearsges are paid. ..s..x
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1862-08-16
Notice to Parties Interested.
Delinquent Taxes, Lyon County, for 1851.

Delinquent Taxes, Lyon County, for 1851.
NOTICE is hereby given that will offer at
IN public sale, at my Office in Emporia, on the
first Tuesday in September next, the following
described pieces of land-omitted at the sale in
May-for the taxes, penalty and charges thereon
for the year 1861 as provided by the 10th section
of Tax Law, approved February 81, 1860.
]. R. SWALLOW, County Treasurer
Dated Treasurers Office, Lyon County, Kan
sas, July Is, 1852. sid 1851
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-02-11
LATEST NEWS
From w Washinxton
BY The MAILS.


WASHINGTON Feb g.
II is believed that but few mere orders viii be
issued 10 the whole army with McCieilsn's sigma
tare. Secretary Stanton acting the Presden, vii
sign all except those exclusively 10 the army Of
the Potomac, which viii stli be signed by Nc
Clellan.
The Senate france committee mad . long meet.
ing af Mr.. Fess. ndeps room, last night bu; reach
ed noconelusisn. ar. Simmons, OF Rhode Island,
viii maze strong speech against the bil passed
by the iiouse Mr. uslameT, of Vt, opposes the
legal tender clause, and Pessenien is reported no,
entirely satisfied. Theis strong probability that
tae senate viii amend the bill.
No permission for made except fer Sutler'. sc p
plies in Southern ports opened by 'he Navy will be
granted.
Last Tues lay night, drunken soldier who had
been coIamiiied to The slave pen, at Alex andria
was .:ozen 10 death.
The War Department has intelligence that Gen
Lander, with 500 men, has rs-sccupied RomLey.
The enemy. although - numerous, re'reated
acros. the r.ver towards Winch e.ter, burning the
fine wire bri ige behind them.
Later in the evening descent was made into
Fairfax, and three prisoners with four horses and
q wagon load OF provisions captured The Duo de
CAartres was with the expedition, and behaves i
with great gallautry.
WAsHixGroN, Feb. 9.
dispatch directing Genl's. Buell. and iIAl.eck
t. cooperate II the noyenen On The Cumberland
and Tennessee rivers, was sent from here about
three weeks ago, or four days after Stantons ap-
pointmeni, signed by the President and stanton
but not By Mcclellan 0. any otter military func-
! tionary.
! investigations into tho Qaarterin asters and
Commissary Department, il. New Y rk AMI phila-
delpaia will lead TO change in the mode Of Civ.
ing cut contracts. which will hereafter be made
here under Sianton's own eve.
clergyman who refused u read the r.ayel
for the President, wa. arrested to-day
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-02-11
AFTERNOON DISPATCHES.
From Et. Monroe.

TT. 3oSRoE, eo. y
Dispatches through 'ebe! sources state that the
f.hi : still Progressing az lsoaDcke isiact, aad
sor,1e Of the rebel gun boats had been sunk.
A fax 0. truce b.ought the news thai tae en-
case;aen: at R,asok. Island st;ll continued 6;
tie dste Of tie last 1i-paich. AT dark last night.
lie fight was still going TIE teierals nai
sunk one or Two Rebel gun-boats. >oLe later
news had been rs1eiyei 81 Norfolk, blt i was lot
Communicated.
Southern papers received of 10 iater date
than yesterday.
The New Oileans Bal'etiz, D: J4n 4-th, says
;ha. The reported burning q the steamer calhoun
vas incorrect. that when she was abandoued, her
Gait set he- on FIRE, ult Il aTiesrs the alkees
shortiy after b. aried her, extDgGishee the fire
anl took possession Of The boat and cargo which
consisted OF 5, 90 pounds of p,w1er, y, poanas
of saipe,re and quantity Of hlock-;in, &c.
: esk ng Il the caf ftured F-rt Henry. lie hica
moni Df.pntci says: "Ihoagh II Is iLaca Q be re-
sTet.ed ~ he >oU:h, itwIs tor-sone conclusion
she1eye. the enemy 81 ND III Liz proper 10 bring
a la ss force oi men ana artillery against II. Ii
was si1uc ure thrown UP since lie bes Ey Il
the wa, Ind was never expected 10 resist heavy
tembarducn. or assault from Large force. II
ais SAYS. 1.-The destruction Of tho Orlise whlcn
c.ossei the Tennessee I.ver, though ptoluetise I
some inconv e1ience, j. Mt mater u any Srea
delrinent 10 cur interest. The rad without ih'
bridge will st.l ue available fur streng henIns
cur .Iles-ihe co1-ec,ip- e1eep. Tor As.e coLverl
| ience being matte! o. inferior importance
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-02-11

Tribune Correspondence.
Senator Morrill, las prepared bin for the i'm.
mediate emancipation OF all slaves in II Dissric;
of Columbia, ana providing fer a sonpensation
not 10 excsea $500 mead 10 10y a. owners. /, has
no, yet been acted upon in committee. There are
a bout 3 900 slaves in the District.
Tine cergvm who has Iersistsn,y omitted the
payer to, the President from the service read IN
his church al Alexandria, mas been arrested.
Il correct a misapprehension about the interest
paying clause in the iega. tender b Il! M-. Elce Of
Ma desired an amendment that tbs certificates
Of the deposit nj -hs be funded in fve years Il {
per cent, bonds, with seli-annual interest, pAya-
bic in coin. Ar. Stere1s consented { the tuaa-
ill.,, but objected 10 the word. in coin. Mr..
STaulding with bis own pen struck cat the words
from the am endIaeut. fair copy vas aie hu:
"lu coin was reastated hy the cep.ist, @hoeye.
, lie was The amendment YVES presented anl
adopted the friends Of the bill beng unaware that
the " ords ..in coin we're on L, The iucongrlIiy
All ant Of principle in Iayin- interest in specie
or the pc. ce7t. bonds, ana the hostility Of IL e
friends {. the bill 10 any specie clause whatever
aS certain 4 iepreciate the Treasury notes, 81 4
sen the Government iLt1 the street every 81
months 10 buy $50 00G 900 0. gold, made recon
| siiera,ion inevitable. .ae wAy.e taiug was ~
acc.1el'.
TIN 2: Di.i a.ch
| The rebel governmen ut has sent word to +. and
| Bi.hop Ones tha taev would not be sdai;tel u
| to the Confederate States ts discharge any n'is
F, sigl Whatever,
Worlds DisTstch.i
The published facts that Gen. Stone has beer
removed from the command Of division On thu
Upper Potomac. are cor.obo'ated. 1t IS not kno"i
/ vi has succeed ded hin.
Dr. Cheeyer I.eached another sermon this
NJ in the hall Of tie uouse of Representatives, IL
| favor of tmanci patton As war measure.