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NY. STOCK MARKRT-JuIy II.

BY TELEGRAPH.
h0NEY-Market steady sat 595 = cent for loans
call; and 55Gt6S = cent prime paper.
STERLING -EXCHANGE-Market mode
Tately active at l2IdlZS4 Bankers bills.
- eHOlsAl-Americam gold lower, closing at l4A z
cent premidm. California gold bars, quoted at
lZ56 z cent premium.
GOVERNMENT STOCKS-Without decided
change. United States 6s 81 l0z9l02; 3-lO Treas
ury Notes i0iAal0JN.
STOCKS-Market is dull and lower. Chicago
& Rock Island a. Cleveland Toledo 47 Galena K
Chicago 6gH Cleveland Pittsburgh q; Illinois Cen
tral scrip 5756; Panama 30 Michigan Southern guar
anteed 81 Michigan Central 81; Pacific Mail lO58;
New York Central 81 ii Erie 344 Erie preferred 62f;
Harlem l6 Harlem preferred 374.
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FoR THE U. s. ARMY.-Teamsters, Labor
ers, Blacksmiths, Wagon Makers, and Sad
dlers, are wanted Immediately for the army
in the West. See advertisement of Messrs.
". F. Carey & Co.
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THE PUr IL BAY Pic NIo.-Don't forget that
Pic Mic Excursion on Monday morning. We
have heard Of several parties already formed
for the occasion. Nothing is said in the no
tice about the Cave, yet there is a Cave at
Put In Bay, and people enter it, lamp in
hand, and talk about it, and even though it
should not prove to be as magnificent as the
Mammoth Cave Of kentucky, it's we'll to see
Il. If Providence favors them with pleas
ant weather, and the ladies with swimming
smiIes," they viii doubtless have a day not
to be forgotten among the pleasant reminis-
cenOes Oflife. Then ill up your baskets and
be on hand. Jack Leland's Band will be
there.
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WASTED-A situation as boOk-keeper or
salesman by gentleman who has had large
experience in Wholesale house. Address
@. H., Leader Office. RI2:tf
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REV. J. E. WILSON, Pastor of the Erie
Street NJ. E. Church, will preach his fare
we'll sermon tomorrow Sunday evening at
the usual hour.
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REV. Mr.. 0RMoND, from HOokstOwn, Pa,
will preach in the United Presbyterian
Church, Erie street, tomorrow, July 2Sth, at
IO6 A. NJ. and atSP.M.
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LA. GILBERT, No. 1S2 Ontario street, buys
and fills all orders for fruit. Particular at
tention paid to orders from abroad. Ss6
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HoRsE FOR sALE-CHEAP.-A bay mare, 7
years old, good for carriage or working
herse. Inquire at Leader Office.
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We were informed yesterday by a gentle
man from Cumberland, that the s4th Ohio
Regiment had been ordered to Washington.
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Ctrvpt.vp Ju1v1I

BOARD WAETED-Bya gentleman, wife and
two children, in a private family. Terms
must be reasonable. Address
NJ. NJ, Leader Office.
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MILWAUKEE, 1IARKET-JuIy II.

by TELEGRAPH.
3FLOUR-Marlzet slightly lower.
WHEAT-Blarzet firm. Sales at Sc for No, !.
RECEIPTS-2OO0 bbls flour; sou bush wheat
SHIPMENTS ,6O0 bbls -four; sOOOU bushel
wheat
FREIGHTS-l3cH to Buffalo
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New York Life Insurance Company.
CAPTAL-s2, JAG, ,767.O3.

ofice-oviatt's Exchange, foot of Superior
street, Cleveland, Ohio. R27:Iy.
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CLEVELAND & TOLEDO R. R.
sUlIllER ARRANaEMENT.

On and after Monday, Mays, 1852 Trains VII run
daily e. follows Sundays excepted
o.o3 A. n. CHICAGO EXPRESS-stoug At all stgtfOu1
on southern Division, except WashinFfOn,and
arrives In Toledo az lO25 A. r.; and Chiclgo
Al Sis JPN
5:45 ?. 4. NORTHERN MAIL-stops at al stations
At G20 P n
6:3OP. n. TELEGRAPH EXPREss-stousat at all gtl-
tons OF Southern Division, except Washfng-
Ton and Clay. Arrives in Toledo at I0.l5 p -;
Chicago At s.i5A.M
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

RETRIGERAToRs.-Twelv different sizes and
patterns, for sale at manuiaeturers' prices, by
W. P. Fogg, corner Superior and Seneca sts.
sPHEREOTIPEs. Simpson Is, beyond all quos-
ton, superior artist, and we advise those wish
ing to get fine likeness to call upon him.
visit to his gallery, No. 25s Superior street. will
richly repay both citizen and stranger. R27H
bB- DR.. Gibson, Professor OF Medicine and
Electropathy, cures obstinate cases Of DysPeP-
sia, Rheumatism, scrofula, Neuralgia and all
nervous diseases, and diseases Of the Brain,
Throat, Heart, Lungs, Liver and Urinary Or
gans, and other Chronic diseases. Reference
given to many formidable cases cured in this
city after other physicians had failed. See Ad-
vertisemont in another column. Office No. ll9,
Seneca street.
HOUSE, FURNISHING ARTIcLEs.-At the old es-
tsbshment ofW. P. Fogg, corner Of Superior
and Seneca streets, can be found most complete
assortment of goods in the above line at reduced
prices, comprising China, Crockery, and Glass
Ware, Of every description; Silver Plated Ware
of the best quality; Tea Trays, Table Mats Bri-
tnnnia Ware, Coal Oil Lamps, Gas Fixtures
Toilet Ware, Bathing Apparatus, Reirigerators
Of the most improved kinds, Water Coolers Ice
Cream Freesers, Ice Chests four sizes, Table
Cutlery ivory and common, Knife Baskets and
Trays, and great variety Of Honse Furnishing
Articles, useful as well as ornamental.
All orders for Gas Fitting and repairing prompt
" executed by eNperienced workmen.
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FRn1I NEW YnRK.

NEW YoRK, July II.
All the rebel prisoners have been placed
on board the steamship Baltic.
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COMMERCIAL.
CLEVELAND PRODUCE MARKET.
MORNING LEADER OFFICE,
ELInnnLN MnnNIEa. LmlN u lEal.

MORNING LEADER oFFICE,l
SATURDAY M0RNIN0, July u, 1862. J
FLOUR-Market dull and no sales reported.
WHEAT-MaFket opened little more active at
slight decline from yesterday prices. Sales Of one
car red on track at Oso 1900 bush Ohio white free on
board at sI,O red at ssc car red at ssci
1900 bush red free on board at sgc; one car red on
track at ssc 1900 bush free on board at 99c; two cars
rod track at s5c i've cars red on track at 9o
ket closing quiet.
OATs-Unchanged. Sale Of one car at SOc.
CORN-Dull, nominally at s6o on track.
EGGS-Dull at &c.
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CnNNFCTInNs

Connections ars made at BIonrosTiis with the san
eusSyt mansneld 4 Newark R.R., at Clyde with the
Win fremont 4 Indiana r. R., and at Toledo with
the michigan Southern Northern Indiana and To-
SON. Fort wayne LoganspOrt, Lafayette, Cairo Al
ton, 81 Louis and all points West, Northwest and
Trains arrive In Cleveland from Toledo and the
West al s;25 A. n, and g:05 p H. From sandusry at
$40 A. n. L, ID RTTCV m arT-it
Cleveland, May 5, 1862.
OLENEL. Nm q ERIE D . =
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M A r [ N E .
PORT OF CLEVELAND.

ESTERED-JULT II.
Steamer Cleveland, Evuns, Detroit.
Steamer Iron City, Turner, Ontonagon.
Propeller Portsmouth, Bond, Dunkirk.
Propeller 0lean, HOwland, Duukirk.
Bark Shanghai, Wafiale, saginaw.
Brig Isabella, Jones, Buffalo.
Schooner Alliance, Hamilton, Toronto.
Schooner NanRuaHds- -DsFi1s Rgffaio.
Schooner Scotland, Ames, Buffalo.
Schooner Madison, ScOyille Buffalo
Schooner Milan, Frink, Marquette.
Schooner Wanderer, David, Buffalo.
Schooner Forest, Cross, OswegO.
ScOw Rival, Bedford, Port Huron
ScOw Banner, Miner, Detroit.
CLEARED.
Steamer Cleveland, Evans, Detroit.
Propeller Young America, Tyler, Ogdensburgh.
Propeller Prairie State, Williams, Chicago.
Bark Shanghai, Waffle, Saginaw.
Brig Isabella, Jones, Buffalo.
Schooner Wanderer, David, OswegO.
schooner Vanguard. Davis, Chicago.
Schooner II. Q. Post, Green, Toledo.
Schooner Milan, Frink, Marquette
Schooner Geo. Foote, Kay, Chicago
Schooner Forest, Cross, DetriOt.
Schooner Scotland, Ames Buffalo.
ScOw Swallow Williams, Detroit.
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VESSELS PAssINo.-The following vessels passed De-
roit on the 9th:
UP-Propeller Queen Of the Lakes; schooners Rush,
D. r. Martin, 0TiOle, Matt Root, Sweepstakes, Ill
waukee Belle, c. n johnson, Montezuma
DowS-PTopellers Susquehanna, Mohawk, Pitts
burgh; barks Gibraltar, Marquette, T. f. Park, Dan
ube, j. Sweeney, British Lion, Nichols, Col Els
worth, Z. s. Adams brigs Orkney Lass Ocean Ea-
gle, W. Lewis, Mechanic, Minnesota, Lowell, Camp
p Mills, ". G. Grant, s. J. Holley, Kate Hinchman
Fiske, J. W. Nicholas, West Wind Algerine, Reso-
Lutte W. H. Craig, Stella, Dauntless, Carthagenian,
Correspondent, Titan, Hyphen, COchrane, Gem,
DreadnOught, II. L. Whitman, Comet, Cairo, Lydia
Case, Flora Watson, Enterprise, Tecumseh, r. n
Brown, Cascade Sirius, Echo, Ayr, Athenian, Il. A
Richmond.
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that are being made in various cities Of the
country to supply their quota Of the last cali
for volunteers, by apprOpriating out Of their
municipal treasures and creating by sub
seription, sums to be paid as bounty to their
volunteers. The plan is most admirable
ono, and cannot fail TO be Of great service in
the work Of enlistment. One regiment is
required to be raised in Cuyahoga, LOrain
and Medina counties, and Of this Cleveland
win probably bear proportion Of $50 men,
and the Importance Of their early enrolment
viii be admitted on all hands. To conduee
to this, we would suggest that our City Council
atits next meeting appropriate such sum as it
may deem sdvisable,-but it should not be
less than SS,OOO,-tO be paid as a bounty to
the volunteers from this city under the new
call, and that at an early day e meeting Of
the citizens be held for the purpose Of start
ing a subscription to the same end. We
have no doubt from s., 600 to SO, 900 could
be thus raised, giving to the oity's quota
from $50 to $40 per man, an inducoment
which would certainly have its effect. There
can be no doubt that there are still thousands
Of men eager to engage in their eountry's
service, but are unwilling to leave those for
whom they have to care destitute Of the
means to sustain them until their pay is due.
Provided with the means, however, to secure
their families supporter two or three months,
all other considerations would vanish before
the epOwerful impulse that every patriot feels
to serve his country, and the men now need
ed would answer the call Of the Government
with an alaOrity not surpassed in the most
critical moment Of our present troubles
WIN not our wise men consider upon this2
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RAILROADS.
CLEVELAND & PITTSBURGH
~ RAILR DAD.
sTMMTR IRRANaFMFNF

To take effect on Monday, Nay s. is62 Trains IssFb
cleveland daily, Sundays excepted, -
30 A. y. mAIL-Arrives at New York Igf5 A. 4 &
elphia Is40 4. y; Pittsburgh as ?. n
heellng 4:l5 p r.; n. PhfladelDhia SD ?. b.
5:l5 ?. n. 8XFRE5B-Arrfves AZ New V5rl - y -
Rniladelphia l2-50 P. H. Pittsburgh 10 A. n;
Wheeling 40 A. n
Both Trains connect at Hudson lar Akron and Nh.
lsr8burgh.
Cars run through from Pittsburgh to Kew York
VIA Allen town. without change.
~ Ears g low as by any other lima
- - Inrough Tleketg can Be procured at the Unfon
Ticket once, Waddell House. al the Ds10f Or a -
Euclid-Street Station.
=. z. MYERS, G. T. Agent. mSvs
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CROCKERY & CHINAWARE.

CPRING TRADE.-A. S. GARDNER
~ Importer q China, Glass snd Earthonyarsi Tea
complete assortment, Stone China, variety Of pat
terms, bost make, Plated Goods warranted ca9ceai
spoons, Forks, &c ivory Handed and Pain etls1yl
Brittannla Ware Planishod Ware, lr1a ano = neinl
Lantsrns &c, At unu1 ualy low prices, nc stan1-
ing the var advance, AZ No n supericz-ets -
EEprl A.. tlA-L--..----
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Like Likes, E bird ,i, thSt 9. la hath ,,l35 o15 one

Therefore, it is hoped no one who is sligi-
bic win hesitate to join this formidable
corps Application can be made to any OF
the oaesrs, who can be found most anywhere
during businsss hours.
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lLEVELAND & ERIE R. R.
- tWE5zz.E g
sUMlfER ARRANaEMEET.


On and after Monday, May s. 1852, Passenger Trains
VIII run As follows, Sundays exceptedE
LEAVE CLEVELAND.
1000 A. H. MAIL TRAIN-stoppinT At an stations
except Mtckltde, Mentor, Perry, UniOnEills,
oayDfO0k and eWanTille, and arrives at Erie
e. 10 P r.; Dunkirk at ass P. n; Buffalo at
400 ?. n. CINCINNATI EXPREss-Traiu stoupfu9
81 FatnesFille, Ashtabula and Gfrard only,
I sna arrives At Erie 100 PM Dukirks s.o5 P. n.
4:s5 P. n; C0GNiEAUT ACCOM1IODATION-sto
go P. n; NIGHT EXPRESS TRAIN-Stopping at
FalnesVillez Ashtabula and Girard only, and
arrives a. Erie at l2.47 A. H.; Dunkirk 2;50 A.
NJ Buffalo 40 A. n
LEAVE ERIE.
LIS A. - NIGHT EXPRESS TRAIN-Stoppinga at
0lrardi Ashtabula and PainesTille only, and
arrives at Cleveland at $50 A. II.
ll;l0 A. n MAIL TRAIN-stopping At all stations
except SaybrOOk, UnionTille, Perry, Mentor
and Wicklihe, and arrives at Cleveland a. 3s15
Pm.
Isl0 \. DAY EXPRESS TRAIN-stopping At e.
nrd, Conneaut, Ashtabula and PainssTill8
only and arrives in Cleveland at 80 P. y.
ACCOMMODATI0N TRAIN will leave COnneaut a
5;eO A; NJ stopping az all stations, arriving &c
CleToland st $40 A. n.
Trains.
Al the trains going westward connect at CeTelaud
with trains for Toledo, Chicago, Columbus, Cincin
natl, 81 Louis, &c-i and all trains going eastward
connect az Dunkrk with the trains Of the n. Y. x
Railroad, and at Buffalo with those Of the New YORK
central and Buffalo New York City Railr0ads-
Cleveland, May 5, 1852
CLEVELAND, COLUMBUS 8
~ CINCINNATI RAILROAD.
-
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MORNING LEADER.
NEW AnYRRTIsRlIRNTs.


John EllHlsr-Aeadomy Of Music.
I1sae A. I1aoc's-The Fair Insz.
Chas. A. Eesd 4 observation-disclosures Notice.
s. Human-Dross Goods.
do -shlriing and Table Linen.
do Lace Curtains.
W. W. HutehlusOn-Reeruitl wanted.
Horse for sals-Loosl Notice.
Rev. Mr. vIbbert-Looal Notice.
I. shncr-sirayed or Stolen.
IS superior-St-Locai Notioo.
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FINkLE Il LYON
SEWING MACHINE COMPANY,
Branch Office. lO2 Lake STREET, }
Chicago, III.

EOR the purpose Of facilitating the Sewing
i Machine Trade in the West, the FINKLEt
LYON SEWING MACHINE co. Rave osep.J :.
permanent Office in Chicago No. Io3 Lake st
first hoor.)
The usual charges for freigh.s ON w,chi,
from New York to this place viii be ad,IrI n.hs
New York Prices. In every other ,ns,, '" 'ns
business of the Chicago Office will h., 49,, 'nc
the same terms As at tile parent office in N.,
York.
\ full assortment Of Machines, with all m.
late iinpfovrurnls is already in the Chicaco
office. aud all or, Tor Machines and sewing
Machine Findings Will hc promptly tIeA.
forar;ies lItti" acquainted with the Finklet
Lyon Sewing Machines the careful pcrusal a
the Company's circular Is especially commend
ed. This circular can lie had on applications
1t is very specific and Will be found highly in
structlyr having been prepared with much care
and We VIII abide by all statements therein
made.
The following l'rief quotation is rharac,s riai,
of the entire circular:
" This Machine i, h,t'cr adap,el thu, An,
other Se"ihg Mac ine IN market to the frrqner,
changes aud almost endless variety Of sewing
required IN iaIni =; for it will sew from one 10
twenty ihicknesses Of MarseiIles without stop
ping. md make every stitch perfect. WlIlse-
from the finest gaHZc 10 tho heaviest cloth and
even the strongest harness leather wIthcu,
changing the feed nccdle OF tension or making
any adjustment OF machine whatever"
thus have we successfully o.crC ONE the mos,
dffi"ult point in the Sewing Machine ait Il
was n" ordinary triumph. Nrn4ntlN canre nov
say "No oth.r Machine compares With it in th,
respect Hence. have We uniformir-.lmos,
without eNcer'ion--takca tho highest Premium
whenever the Machine has Teen Properly NV,
tied IN competition with other hrs, lass Sewing
Machines. Hence il is that We are able 10 Offer
the following guarantee. viz. I'VE war; ant eve.
~ Machine We Sc to give BETTER satisfaction
th'h any Other Sewing NarLire in matkrt. or
money refnn9ed:' We never sell Machine on
any other terms. The guarantee ia as reliabl.
as the note Of any business man in the land -
Tor more than five years have We relied npoa
such taefS for the rcputi0n of our Machine and
nithent single traveing agent in the field,
there - scarcely neiEhtorhond on the cnnti-
ntht where the Machine IL not ftvorabIy Known.
we lF''er such a reputation To one based on
mere taking points" a. they are technic aNg
called IN the trade. Hence We make but one
Kind OF stitch, viz. the lock stitch. alike o.
both stdes, requiring only onc.third the thrta
of other kinds IF stitches
B.-locnl Agents wanted in every cog
throughout the West. Special induccr4a
offered.
Finklc Il Lyon =. NJ. Co...
s'h3"n5 DDS BRoAD~ay, New YosI.
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ISvIS.

John {. Fremont. -Conservative
Senator Anthony, the editor of the Prov.
ideuce Journal, expresses the following
opinion of the politicians who arc hound,
iuy General Fremont:
There are men here who would rath-
er see Stonewal! Jackson achieve a victo.
ry than John G. Fremont We say de-
ibcra,ely that if the two were at the
head Of southern and northern armies,
there are men here whose sympathies
would be with the southern leader. x
The men who are complaining of the
we'll meant attempt of the New York
Committee to raise $4,000 troops by the
use Of Fremont's name and influence to
strengthen the army would complain, and
do complain, of anything that is done.
except in their own way and by their
own men. They are mainly men who
helped to put Buchanan in office, and who
sustained the cause of jeff Davis US long
as he was connected with the government.
Doubtless they dislike secession and re-
bellion, but they have far greater dis
like for what they call "Black RepubIi-
canism.' Doubtless they are sincere in
desiring the restoration of the Union;
but they are far more anxious for the res
toration Of that party, under the imbecl.
ity and treason of whose last administra-
ton the Union was broken up
What perfact picture is this of the
pro.s'avery leaders who are trying to re.
cover political power
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SHERIFF SALE.

DY virtue of an alias execution to me direct
ID ed, issued from the Office of the clerk Of the
district Court, in and for the county Of COda and
State Of Iowa. in favor of Simeon Jennings and
against Daniel W. Hoy and Henry StOt!er, have
levied upon the following property as the prom.
erty Of the said naaiel v. Hoy and Henry Stot-
Ter, to-Nit:
The west half NJ the southwcs. qn,rter Of SEE
ton seventeen, H., township seventy nine 40.
range three 81, west Of 5th =. n, eighty acres,
go. Also, the east half Of southwest quarter OF
section seventeen ~, township seventy-nine
t19l, range three 81. west of 5th I. ~. ei-h,v
acres leol. Also the east half OF scuiheas, quar-.
ter Of section eighteen 49, township seventy.
nine (9l, range three 81. vest 9TH r. ~. eighty
90 acres, all in Cedar county, Iowa with the
appurtenares thereon.
And shall offer the same for sale at public ont
cry at the court house door in the town OF Iir
ton. in Cedar county. in sid State OF Iowa or
Monday the Sd day of November. \. d. lsG2 at A,
O'Clock p m. of said day, to satisfy said execu
ton and costs that may accrue thereon.
Dated this Sd day of October. 4. u. lscc.
DAVID PLATSER.
Sheriff Of Cedar county. Iowa.
E9nil pr fee 5000.
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Tho Rebels Threaten to Hoist the BLACK
Flag.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 3.

"' Flag.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 3.
The Richmond Wig, Of Sept. 3Oth,
has the following: j..
In the rebel Senate, on tho goth OF
September, Mr.. Simms, Of Louisiana,
submitted the following joint resolution:
Resolved, by the Congress Of the Con-
tedtras States, That the proclamation
Of Abraham Lincoln, President Of the
United States of America, issued At the
city Of Washington in the year 1867,
wherein be declares that, on the LIST day
Of January, 1868, oil persons held as
slaves within any State or designated
parts of State whereof the people shall
be 10 rebellion against the United States
shall be henceforth and forever free, IS
leveled against the citizens Of the Con-
federa,e States, aud, as such, is gross
violation of the usa:es Of civilized war
fare, an outrage on the rights Of private
property, and an invita,ion to an atrocious
servile war; and, therefore, should be
held up to the execration Of mankind,
and eoun,eracted by such severe retalia.
tory measures, as in the judgment of the
President, may be best calculated to Sc.
cure its Withdrawal or arrest its cxecu
tom
Mr.. Clark, Of Missouri, moved that the
resolution be referred to the Committee
on Foreign Affairs. He was in favor of
declaring every citizen Of the Southern
Confederacy soldier, authorized to put
to death every man caught upon our soil
! in arms againt the Government.
Mr. Semmes, Of La, said the resolu
tion had not been drawn without refec.
ton. The question of retaliation was
exclusively one to be regulated by cir
cumstances; but it was proper that the
legislative department of the Govern
ment should express its approval Of the
retaliation contemplated by the reselu.
ton.
MIR. Henry, of Tenn, said the rcsolu-
ton did not 90 far enough. lie favored
the passage of a law providing that, upon
any attempt being made to execute the
proclamation of Abraham Lincoln, we
Immediately hoist the black flag and pro-
claim war Of determination against all
! invaders of our soil.
Mr.. Pbelan, Of Mississippi. said he
had always been in favor of conducting
the war under the black flag. If that
flag had been raised at Manassas, year
ago, the war would be over now.
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The Black Flag.

The rebels don't relish the proclama-
ton of the Presid ut, which declares their
human chattels forfeit, if they do not Law
down their arms by the frs, of January,
and they threaten to raise the black flag
"to secure its Withdrawal or arrest its ex.
e.ution.' Some of the rebels even pro
pose to erterminate the North. These
rawlings and threatenipgs of the traitors
furnish the most conclusive proof of the
wisdom 0: the proclamation. BY them
we know the grange of the battery"
which the rebels cannot silence By threats
nor spike by retalatory measures.
For the first Northern soldier put to
death, suppose New Orleans be burnt in
sacrifice, as the first recognition of the
black flag For retaiatory measure
= the levees of the Mississippi mig t be
opened, and the rebels would soon realize
what the doctrine of determination
meant.
No, the proclamation will not be with
drawn, even if the bloody instruction
of the rebels return to plague the inven,
ors In the manner we have indicated. =
This is the sentiment of the Northwest
and rcbeldom might as well ponder oye
it.-CHi. .J1ur.