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ma. We understand that some Of the Ohio

ma. We understand that some Of the Ohio
Abolition members of Congress are max
ing regular PARTISAN speeches before ''war
m ,etings" i'll thor Districts, under the PR
tense that they trying to stimulate enlist
ments. 1t is crying shame, in this time
OF our country's peril, when the solemn re-
sponsibilities of tho hour should bush in
to silence the brawlers of a fanatieaf, ne
gro worshiping party, that its partisians
should seek to avail themselves of the
patriotism of tho people, not only to pro-
muigate, FOR political purposes. their Alb
olitiou heresies and dogmas, bat to give
practical excmplifcation of.their want
Of respect for the Constitution They
arc endeavoring to destroy the good effects
of the patriotic and eloquent appeals Of
Ranney. Jewett, Fugh, Payne. Cox, Nor
ris, McCook, O'Neill, White, Noble.
Marshall, and a host of other good and
true Democrats, by mean, low, contempt
ible appeals to Abolition fanatieisrn, an i
by persistent abuse of the President and
the Generals at the head of our arm e..
We regret exceedingly that this is so. and
We trust stop will be put to it at once
%. Statcsman ~
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Aaniinisfiat0rsrS Sale.

RF riftus of an order aud decree the
~, Probate Conrt Of Nome. scsuniy, Ohio,
the undersigned as Alininistrator Of ths
Estate OF, Robert Cooper. dscsas-d.' .wiu ,pE.r
for sale At the front door Of the court house
in the town Of woodsieli. bstw cen the hoafs
Of one O'Clock anil two o'clock r. M,
o. Saturday, tbs 2;Asad " Of 4H3xa, 1862,
the following prennisss situsts in Monros
County, TO Wit:
The RS west tqrarter OF the ssatkA west
f:asrter OF ,ssctiofa yti,irtssn it.Ds ,tovpship
four ID and range rye (aA containing ti.ir-
t -ai,se AMI s7s 100 acrrs, more or lass. 80,
TERMS OF SALE-0ns-third cash, in hand,
one-thrd in one year, and ions-third in two
years, With interest on the deferred pay n,rnts
to bc secured TO the satisfaction of the nm.
dersiynsd. GEO. II. DAVENPORT,
July 80, lsj2--4t. &2,2s Aam,r.
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HEApouARrERs, ONO M1LlTIA)
AND VOLUNTEER M1LITIA, a}
Columbus, Ohio, Aug. z, 1862.

The following dispatch has been sent
by telegraph to the public press: -.
Minimum companies will secure certain
rights, but recruiting must be pressed
until every company shall be maximum
after thorough medical examination.
Regimental surgeons must be promptly
on duty, under the fourth paragraph of
order 75, July 8, from the War Depart
ment Rolls and enlistments must be sent
here under the sixth paragraph. and regi-
mental Adjutants report under same, for
duty here. CHAS. w HILL, -, -.
s.tsa Adj. General o.
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GARD.
DAYTON, Ohio, August i, 1862.

s zaef DAYTON, Ohio, August l, 1862.
James Gordon Benaett, Esq, Editor Of the
: Ne,o York Herald. .-SIR. Il thank you
for your former lcourtesies, and am sorry
to,trouble you again. But persistent ~
ing demands, eeptinhal contradiction.
! The statement in the Columbus (Ohio,
Despatch, in your Tuesday g issue, that I
was arrested" and that | was implicated
IN reasonable plots, = OF in any other
thing .disloyal," is an impudent fabrica-
lion of the anonymous scoundrel who tele-
graphed it. How long is the telegraph to
be prostituted to such Infamous falsehoods2
G. L. VALLANDIGHAM.
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pay Lieutenant Colonel Lull, of, the
Eighth New Hampshire Regiment writes
to the Amherst Cabinet that those Of the
regiment who went out to New Orleans
Sswth antislavery proclivities, are fast Civ
ing them up" He further says: II ,nust
ask of you single personal favor. Please
to hang, with tho dirtiest rope in your
garrct, all those at the North who arc
wiling to sacrifice the success ofthe cansc
in which we are engaged, the Constitution
of our country and the Union Of the States
under it, provided only they can abolish
American slavery, tell you the price il
too great; and Ne can't afford it,
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THE NEW CALL FOR YOLUN-


ANAPPEAL.
BIT OLIVER WENDELL HoIMEs. IS
Listen, yoang heroes! your country Is
calling!
Time strikes the hour for the brave and
the true! eas.~-- Ssz-
Now, while the foremost are fighting and
falling,
Fill up the ranks that have opened for
you'll ak Eg1fG
You whom the fathers made free and de-
Tended,
Stain not the scroll that emblazons their
fame!
You whose fair heritage spotlessdescended
Leave not your uhildren birthright of
shame p *
Stay not for questions while Freedom
stands gasping! Go
Wait not till Honor lies wrapped in his
pail .a
Brief the lips NEE ting be- swift the hands
cIasping-t- I'm ]
"of for the wars!'' is enough for them
IL -fa4 :45 ia IaE
Break from the arns that would fondIy
caress you?
Hark! tbs the bugle- blast! sabres are
drawn!
Mothers shall pray for you, fathers shall
bless you,
Maidens shall weep for you when you
are gone!
Never or now! cries the blood of nation,
Poured on the turf where the red rose
shoald bloom 1N4i
Now is the day and the hour of salvation
Never or now! peals the trumpet of
Never or now roars the hoarse -throated
cannon
Through the black canopy blotting the
| 50 skies; r tgq9
Never or now! flaps the she'll blasted
pennon 7t .lt
Ger the deep ooze where the Cumbcr-
land lies
From the foul dens where our brothers are
dying, E af} ss-4.a
Aliens and foes in the land Of their birth,
From the rank swamps where our martyrs
are lying
Pleading in vain fora handful of earth;
From the hot plains where they perish
outnumbered, aelEuttdP
Furrowed and ridged by the battle
fields plough, can
Comes the loud summons; too long you
have slumbered, saa 81
Hear tho last Angel-trump-Never o,
Now f.g cf sli5si
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Master Commissioners. Sale.
va John Coil,
against
3. Morton and others.

Is. Morton and others.
DY virtue Of a uiandate't to me directed from
- the Coatt Of Contnou Pleas Of Monroe
County, OHIO, will Offer for sale At pablie auc-
ton, at tho front door OF ths court house, fnthe
town Of Woo.lsfeld, in said county, batvssn
tha honrs Of ten o'vlosk, !, m, and 1oup
o'clock p. M, on
iS,turtsqy, bss 16th day Of Angsst 1862,
the following described real estate, situafe in
said county, to wit: t
Commencing for the Same at point three
hundred aad thirty feet south of the north
west CORNER Of lot numbsr SEVEN instsdord.
and in line with the east side Of the Cross
Street Of said town, ~xtsnasa sonth, bsing, ,ss
the south west corner of lot OF land forner.
ly bslonging to Wm9Steel and now 70 J. W.
Barnett, thence east with tho soutllksidA Of
said Barnstt's lot Of land one hundrsA snd
thirty-tvo feet 20 a line. ewitktAs vet side sS
irst alley east Of the CroSs Street In s.jA
town extsndedg south. tbenos south With sail
alley extended south ninety feet nine incl,,s-.
thence west one hundred and thirty.twp !. n
10 the said Cross Street sktsndsd south, sh-nce
with sid Cssss-Stfeet extended sonth ni...tv
feet ard mine inches. 70 the plass Of L-siA.
ming. = Vfat.fllss fss .t,,,,e,a .srt-r~
sa3 .ssa WM. 0KEY. Mas. Com
- eFaxl1 .as Monroe Common Plssasg
-
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Last Opportunity
to Volunteer

- -
Gov. Tod has permitted us to place 8
or 4 more companies Of Volunteers in the
field.
Persons wishing to enlsst, can do SO, BY
calling on either Of the following Recruit
ing officers, before the 18th.
Richard 2. CLANCY, Antioch;
c. w. Ridgway, Masterton; .l-s
Henry Nc cElfesh, Stafford;
Robert Wilson, Beallsville;
Samuel Fisher, Centerview;
John Varly, jr,. Clarington;
DR.. W, T., Sinclair, Woodsfeld;
VIM. Myers, do
John G. Henthorn, do
Henry Okey, ~ do
s@- Recruiting offices always open at
Woodsfeld
Time is short-nove at once--FaH in.
Draft may be avoided.
BY order Of Military Committee, @
'e-a JNO. NJ. KIRKBRJDE, Sec'y. I
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More So1diers-Anothe Draft
Sab "a THREATENED ~

Isl twill be seen by reference to the dis
patches that the President has issued call
for three hundred thousand more soldiers
militia for nine months-giving notice at
the same time thatthe last requisition for
theisame number, if not filled by the 10Th
inst.bby volunteering, will be completed
by the draft. Our fellow-citizens will
please prepare their minds accordingly; for
we-are; about, to become a great military
people, with the whole population trained
to arms 7iza IS sssoLsf 3 ~ ilsls ,ssHof esft
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administrators Sale.

MoTlCkis hsrehy given, that shr v'rtu. of
~ an order tome directed frsH he rrossts .
Court. Of Monroe Counsys 0hiss ]. aeh1nsn-
istrater of Gotleib Blosh~s. win ssjl ~ Shs
hisasst bidder, bstwesa the Aoun u 1ossslock
.. mi and = o'clock, n lm-, on sAs 1rs11iass,
in Malaga tewnsAip. n ssid,os~nty, O 8 a,
Saturday, tie 6th day Of September, 1852,
tha following dsasrihsd- -rsai sztais, to Wits
The north part of the ssathsrvsst quarter
Of sectisia ten, fswusbip SIX, ana range six.
= TERMS or SALBLGas>half cash d had
and the balance iO'6 Deaths, % b. assoiy>d
tc the satisfaction Of the undsnignsl.
/. .tae1 1s e John u n00ER. aAdm4.
August IS, 5ssa--Aw. S17s. g1'T-S -
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b@- George w. Julian, Republican
Representatives. in Congress from Indiana,
is, according to tho indianapolis cores
pondence Of the Cincinnati Commercial,
g stumping his district, attacking the Ad-
ministration and its war policy, groaning
over the enormous expenses, and other
wise retarding enlistments.'' Will Julian
be arrested? We shall sec. e8:
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a New Millinery
AND M sss.{s 4,
FANCY STORE.

Miss JULIA BLY,, of CLEVELAND, respect
M fully informs the Ladies of Woodshsld
and vicinity. that she has opened
FANCY STOR e, szst
two doors south Of the Court House, whs,s
she intends keeping FANCY GOODS of every
description. Her sto,k will consist OF -.
MILLINERY GOODS, Of the finest
BONNETS, LADIES CAPS, HEAD
DRESSES, CuILDRENSs HATS 81
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gApTURE OF lANStoTHER pRfzE

CAPTURE OF. ANOTHER PRIZE.
2 New York, August 3.--The British
steamer Memphis, commanded by Capt.
'crhickshanks, from Charleston to Liver
pool, has been captured, having run the
blockade onthe evening Of the 9th. The
Memphis is fine propeller, 800 tons, 4
months old, and has 2 cargo Of one thous-
and FIVE hundred and seventy five bales
Sea Ishndcotton. She had previously run
the blockade to Charleston with contra
band of war. cd ~ IfeS a'sEsYesi {
> eIa ysss 9f5 Il Te&a Eg1Is 4tasssRria S
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TRY IRON NOSES.

IAN old Abolitionist recently said in the
streets of this place that he hoped that the
war wouldn't end till every slave was set
free Thepresence fSheriff Nelson prob
ably saved his snout. Men who want to
talk that way about this town had better
get iron noses if they don't want their
snellers broke, HOLMES Go. Farmer. +
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EinbrOiderics.

ZEPHYR & SHETLAND WOOL, HOSIERY
GLOVES, and everything ususily kept in a
FANCY STORE ,sasa y a8 E.gs.h
az Bopnsts made on tho shortest notice
in the latest style.
o. BLEACHING DONE TO ORDER. 81
81 a share Of public patronage is soli-
cited. fs'is
. August l3, 1862 1oiiab
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Greate War Meet.

ENG. aoFTHE CITIZENS OF. MON
ROE COUNTY, TO : Be HELD 1T
sWooDSFIELD, AUG gsT 18Th. s!
|ss Col, Geo, w. McCook, Hugh
J. Jewett, Otto Dressell, Esq,
Hon. J. r. Morris, and other
distinguished Speakers will address the
citizens Of Monroe County, on the 60
Fair Grounds, at Woodsield,
lin aid of the prosecution Of the War and
to stimulate enlistments. This is expect
led to be a feusiag meeting, and at that
time it is expected to complete the enlist
ments for this county, -ls ..ye
Faa The 18th is the last day, and our quota
must beraised by that time.
F. Come up to the meeting without fail.
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WASHINGTON, August 4. "A special to
the Post, in answer to deputation of
prominent citizens who waited on the
President to-day to urge the acceptance
of negro regiments, Lincoln replied that
he coaid net accept negro regiments, but
void accept as many as offered as laborers.
This. tbs understood, is the settled policy
Of the GovefnmeHt. { s stH 35sTe.i
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sbwpg- The recruiting business in dthis
County Is progressing finely. Some of
the townships have done nobly and still
tcontiRue tersend in more volunteers. At
xPrasent meare unable to publish the exact
eiu bibers raised by the several townships
but twill de- soat some future time nd
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a Ma The Military Committee for this
hConnty have recommended in all, fifteen
Recruiting officers 1t is proposed to
raise Eve companies. IF Ave companies
scan be 4 Used in this county Immediately
.sFe will escape the draft. = snsTsFlaa
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: scalcd proposals will be received at tho
Auditors Office, Monroe County, on the
Third day ot September, 1862,
for rebuilding the north abustnent of
Clarington Bridge. The work to be done
Immediately. BY order Of the Commits
sionors NJ. Z. BOWSER,
8 duly 30, 1SS2.4r5s Aud. Nj U:rOA
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5. ma poct. Grinashaw requests us to
1.state that, having yolunteered, he was
ohanorahly discharged from the service on
hsccount of being over age, and that he is
still candidate for Auditor. > t.sAs7s
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have it accepted. A private soldier has
no such means Of freeing himself from an
obligation which heimposed upon himself,
with the fall understanding that the off,
Ger who persuaded him to volunteer was
equally bound with himself, and would re-
main with him. The practice of aban-
doning the private soldiers who have vol
unteered at their instance reflects little
credit upon officers, and~wiH only be tol-
Grated in this army when we can no longer
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NEW York, Aug. "A Fortress Mon
roe letter to the Post says: Burnside's corps
has embarked and is moving off. The gun
boats and mortar boats are all under orders,
and when they strike the splinters will
hx. . -.
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HEADQUARTERS, ONO MILITIA, :,
AND VOLUNTEER MILITIA,
lCoLUMBUs, o., Aug. 2, 1862.

q 90 .CoLUMBUs, o., Aug. 2, 1862.
= The following message has been sent
by telegraph to the public press: 1ea9 !
County Auditors will copy enrollments
upon blanks like those used by assessors,
keeping each election district separately,
and forward the copies as soon as possible
to this Office. CHAS W. HILL, .
p als task aah ! Adj General, o.
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na. The Assessors in this County have
up TO neSrly 1900.

DEATH OF GENERAL r. L. McCooK.
---DEcHERD, Tenn, August 7.-Gen. r.
L. McCooK was murdered by party of
guerrillas August 5, while riding a short
distance in an ambulance of his brigade.
Captain Hunter! Brook, Aid-de-camp was
taken ta prisoner biod t'sow' 4itgd ,esgfsii !
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Notice.
August +, lS62.-7w.

- y = NofirA 70 = =
Township and Town Trcasursrs arss
notified that the funds due theif Towhkhip
will lie ready after the 22nd Of August.
JSo.,B b. N3LL, Treasurer. -
August 6, 1867. A-st; II.
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The President Calls for a Drai

The President Calls for a Draft
>. of 300, 900 Militia for Niae Months
4. Aaother. Draft of 100000 to be Called
for Iy the 18th of August, If They are
q, moi La.listed. s.sglf ~
WASHINGTON, August 1.-The fellew-
ing order has just been issaed:
"WAR DEPARTMENT, WASHINGTON, D. c.,
49,. ....,7 t....7 august 4, 1862.
nOrdered-=First. That draft of three
hundred thousand militia be Immediately
called into the service of the Uuited States
to serve for nine MONTHS, unless sooner
discharged. The Secretary of War will
assign the quotas. to the States and estab-
Gsh regulations for the draft I. -g..sg
Second, That if any State shall not, by
the, 18th OF, August, furnish its qutos of
the additional 300, ,0G0 volunteers author
lied, by law, tho deficiency of volunteers
in that State will also be made up by a
special darft from the militia. The Secre-
tary; of War will establish regulations for
this, purpose. @ -sy Exis
Third---Regulations will be prepared
by the War Department, and presented
to the President with the object Of secur-
ing promotion of officers Of the army and
volunteess for meritorious and distinguish
ed services, and of fpreyenting the nomina-
ton and appointment in the military SER
vice of incompetent and unworthy officers.
The regulations will also provide for rid
ding the service of such incompetent per.
sons "a now hold commissions i,
ss,g "By the President, saas
= s,,..e,s.@sg EDWIN NJ. STANTON,
ssl zl.a.Igsis.- Secretary of War.
THE RADICAL REPUBLICAN AND
Aboiton Press Discouraging Ealistments.
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TO TE4CIIEI}S

IV VHlyOIIEIGO, s4'sUHfF
The Board Of Examiners will hold
meetings at YoodsHeld, on the following
days: - 80 - -. s,e'l'
i aass SATURDAY, August ga !
4li'ss'.1'-r fs zsfie Sept. l3sq .ssf
. p Aesi7 = ssaassaai z7.seisi0s
By order Of the Board 70 ssa.bivs
- AMES O. AMOS, Clerk.
August +. lS62.-7w.
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ma Rally around the old saae bov.

nA- Rally around the old flag, boysl
Sustain the President in his effort to save
the country from destruction: The. Pres
ident has issued an order directing the
arrest ef-sLe- Wendell r hillips and other
elasses sof mch who are engaged Ia dis
I. eoufaging volunteering The Abolition,
iists vial now have to sdry up. s''fasa n1s9
- ~ No Recruiting oficer for the 2bth
Ohio has yet arrived. Any one desiring
/ q. enlist in any ofthe old Regiments, can
do 10 by ying to eithero ono Of the mem
tsrsef the Military Committee. 'sd: /
.zazkesssl - Sis- ~ ~ ~ s.issq +
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s@r Come right along boysl Time will
be up on the 18th. Don't wait to be draf-
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u III y ."7-fi8il1H- t1lf
.asq Dss div 13sl5tsq
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-10-02
Rulnored Propositions of Peace---
WHAT the Confederates will Propose.

Rulnored Propositions of Peace---
What the Confederates will Propose.
New YORK, Sept, 30-The Washing
ton correspondent of the Philadelphia
Inquirer says it is rumored that the rea-
son for the existing quietude of the ar
mics on the Upper Potomac, is that Com
missioners are ON their way from the
Confederate Congress, to propose terms
Of peace, said to be on something like
the following terms: Loyal States to take
all the territories of Missouri, Tennes-
see, Kentucky and Maryland, and make
them free or slave States. as may best
please them; the cotton States to be per-
mitted to have Congress of their own,
to regulate their own domestic affairs
only; in all other things, to be again as
one and inseparable people, for defensive
and offensive operations against other
countries; to be unity in all matters of
postage and revenue service, the same
as heretofore, they pledging themselves
to return all Government property as
they found it. fn
They, in addition to separate Con-
gress to regulate their peculiar institu-
tons, to be permitted Senators and Rep
resentatives in our Congress, in such
numbers as their free white population
entities them to.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-10-02
movements ON the Upper Potomac.

Movements ON the Upper Potomac.
The following is from the special cor
respondent of the Times:
SmARrsBURGH, Sept. 30.-Yesterday
Farnworth brigade of cavalry, accompa-
MED by Gibson and TidbaIls q. S. bat
teries crossed the Potomac, into Virginia,
below Shepardstown, which force re-
connoitered the country for distance of
five or six miles from the river, and dis
covered that the enemy still holds his po-
sition in the vicinity of Winchester
Major Madill, 9Th Illinois cavalry, with.
three squadrons, took the road leading
from Shepardstown to Martinsburg and
met one regiment of the enemy cavalry
and four miles from the former place.
The enemy had two pieces of artillery
and fired few shells, but without effect.
The rebel videttes which we're at Shep-
ardstown and along the road in the morn
ing, retired as our cavalry advanced
Farnsworth took the road to Winchester.
In houses along the way he took prison
ers over twenty of the rebels wounded,
including Col. Megill of Georgia, all of
whom were paroled. At Shepardstown
Gen. Pleasanton's Provost Marshal, pa
rolled nearly 400 rebel wounded. Our
artillery was not brought into practice.
Griffin, with the 18th New York, 62nd
Pennsylvania, SD Massachusetts, and I'd
District of Columbia regiments, crossed
the river and proceeded a mile beyond.
They took wagons which they brought
in at night loaded with forage They
also picked up twenty muskets.
The Times Washington dispatch says
we have the best authority for contra
dieting the report telegraphed from here
last night TO Philadelphia Journal, to
the effect that peace commissioners had
been sent here by the rebel Congress
to propose a compromise of existing
troubles. Government has no knowl-
edge of any such action, and it is be-
lieyed the rebels are too we'll informed of
its temper to suppose that it will enter
tain any proposition except one of UNI
conditional submission to the constituted
authorities of the United States
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-10-02
Letters of Marque to be Issued.

New YORK, October 1.-The Wash
ington correspondents of the morning
papers say:
The declaration of Secretary Seward,
through Mr.. Adams to England, of which
we have the news by recent steamers, of
the purpose of the Government to issue
letters of marque with view of check
ing hostilities carried ON by southern pri-
vateers on the commerce of the United
States, has caused no little sensation
among representatives of foreign powers,
and students of international law regard
it as tantamount to an Official recogni-
milton by the United States of the rebels
as belligerents.
There is intelligence from England
that $4,000 tons of iron, to be used for
plating vessels, is on the way to the
South, but even if the blockade is sue
cessfully run, our iron vessels will be
ready before those of the rebels.
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Gle 1airp 5uuritar.
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ork and No. G State street, Boston, are our
gents for the Journal In those cities, and are au-
Aorized to take Advertisements aud Subscriptions
Us at our LOWEST RATES. IL
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A. u. Wilkinson, Cynthiana.
Preston Talbot, Poseyville, Posey Co.
II. II. Custom, Petersburg, Pike Co..
Jonn Grant, Canal p. o., Warrick Co.
Robt. A. Throop, Francisco, Gibson Go.
DIR. II Wilson. Owengyiile.