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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-07

YELLOW vko bod, the me Il Aas ant Pevost Nar,h,n
N In Ia city Of kohn5ni ctrg himsef ". alex .nse>,
Qhs forged ire Ct physiian Of tbs city
ordsr pabi iy to lie inst he kass sand rel
Id msn I'D from him he ss. Al "A 70 sI CT
ul.d icA h. p, smftay deeiasd fise therefore feel
d. und dive al h,or-be and brave ne, rotes the
fact that &c sshibg, sexsad,r aLYf GkCJUsD III
md 'iTs vrRrD p0LGRO 10 III n, ps uoua log
bar Of -nI a. oiy taSsE OaDlRs rK ode LIS Is:ULf
LADIES, OIL AHDiR GsKTLEhEe, AID d., OF fi9kT
Rich eoad. Va Aonl lit T. CAl MA DUX
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-07

- SPECIAL NOTICE. OR siore will
<@ eloted int Tuesday, The I1h OF ApuI 10 p.pus
sr ~ auction as DAY. ct 10 oloeI The sEtre seek
xiil be sfered at Autsn, witfeu, reserve.
Bee adf'rt Isnsnt lsr Auri o Lad
cE)LGv J. SUMNER co,
APT ids Tre1 HoEt Building Co o. Get.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-07

E%AWE ARE AUTHORIZED TO
- - Announce JAMES A. So n, pst, Q 10 nEdrs
br olssR,s 70 Gil the eausd By he rssnssn Of
&C., z A. Pryor. anI 10
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-11-28

OF Course IL is--The Nashville cores
POndest'of the Cincinnati Gazette says thnt
q man named "sNIrH," representing himself
As = reporter for the Cincinnati Eagniss,,
has bsen arrested At Nashville, and eon6asd
in the Penitentiary a. spy. Aud tie cor.
respondent asks-"Who is hsY' suiolp
We don't believe tie John. We suspect
it's Steve. This latter Is an excssdinx scssp-
tric individual, whose disposition to make :
noise in the world is 90 strong ~ 70 leave no
choice Of faeilitiss; and 10 ~ apt 70 .sks
lie wrong ss AsFight eksis. iHs dohlt mean
10 hart Any BODY; and NJ wone n SIS lst
nlcne W. eussi that Smith 10 sssss Hss
desS inthas iiggihgs, semswhers BE nay
be ."spy;" he'll see every thing ID sieht;
ws'ifBst on that; bat ifS nonsense 70 psg
him ID briion for Any thing 10 NAY see sr
say. And Andy Johnson viii 6nd L ou6
Thke5 car ptsaiclioh- II ifi Steve sslsA Aps
got IN limbo ilNf
brad ,KK10I q aaTAhddoa
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-11-28

At the Asylum II. was cur in luck not
to be able to be present At . delightful party
at the Asylum last nigh. We are getting
old, and walk Of couple of miles or %
after nightfall Is not calculated for our me;
ridian," we find. 1t gives Us pleasure 10 learn
that the occasion wss most agrssables ln'
deed, these little parties at the Asylum arc
Ial0svs sssrseshlsla ais4mb 4gosg
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-11-28

Clothes The Science Of ClOthss''is u,
lussrated in the most complete manner ct the
large and fashionable establishnsnt Of Ffnks
4 Leglsr, No. 3Os Second street Thsy hare
received the extensive and varied steek ol
clotking Goods from the Manufacturers, and
they are now ss...sr thAn ever prepared lo
please every body in the quality and style q
clothing They are nov engaged in Ipakips
apehs Bsjt quality sfTVinsof CIsthils, and
they have The best facilities for furnishing SO.
periOr cuatom work. ,,S
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-11-28

Thanks LOWS Gillilsnd, No. 9 Market
street, will accept our thanks for MamNoth
Gobbler. And VIM. q. Brandsnburg, next
door to the Post ofics, and J. d. RsA, 70
Main street, have our thanks for the very best
quality Of oystsrs-all for Thanksgiving, and
for which We hereby return ioSr sincere
Al. l-L.i tortdhad atftAi
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-11-28

Daring Rsats-~As trstaSnasds crowd Of
old and young people collec.sd yesterday at-
tsrnoOn in the pslsAboFhqod q Third and
jefferson s.ussss, 70 si.Bsss lhei daring feat 81
Mons Donaldson,4 ih'wplkiugahr rope saspendl
ed from Has,on HsEtS the bdilains iasross
Third street ThsIsas wv PsrfSsmea easily,
amid the ronaipg cheers Of ilhaI large .cFoyd
Of anxious spectators below hing and the
people were satisAed that be perifornsa fnll
= maoh as hs promised His SxhibIaoaPin
the Hall ai night was 4 wonderful siIAiF, /. ~
This ahernnoa abOnts O'Clock, Mems, Don
Aldsoa will walk the rope bllnaioIdsd lbaAnd
tonight be Win give his lsst astonishing per-
formnncs at Huston Hall re N AZ ~ NJ sss ~,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-11-28

.en Loek Out t--Tomorfow morning -cs p.
Hvbsrd Son will uill sell "a lot Of goods at
the place mont deer West ofltheiri Auction
and Sale Rooms, 2sOsThird alreet lcompenc-
inglhslf pas. 8 o Oloekadi ,gah ylsse ''Na
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-11-28

Religious. Slider Dietrich will preach
Saturday evening at early cAndIe-IighGns,
and Sunday at 10 o'clock A. NJ, at The Ger
man Baptist Church, corner Of Van Buran
aad jackson streets.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-11-28

Refreshments, TSiman, Msntel, Jr.,g st
24o Third street. Ohio Block. has the best ar
ticle Of Baltimore Oysters, and Tippseanoe
Ale, and other extrss for the ''innsr mas \
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-11-28

! : .HeS4 -psg, lOs llsia strss., has the eel
sbrstsd Mann q Co, Oysters the best Of Lake
Fish, Apples, cranberries, &C., &c, which are
the ''elesr grit ~ em
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-11-28
aooda QopatantlY Arriving.-,N,eNw Z alslI !,

"a NuNpH VVKIII IIlAlLFIy lAEtAFlHk n NtW hHu
attractive goods are constantly erriyihg At J.
K Christophers, ;, corner Of Jefferson ard BIar.
ket street The goods were bought al auction
N the Eastern Cities, and can be sold s0p---
mind that They comprise large quantity
lof Gassinets, Ssiineise Shawls, ClOals, Cloak
Goods, Hoods, Childrep's Shoes Carpeting,
and a large number of Blenkels, part 81
which are slightly damaged Bargains are "
lhe igeodae.l san liYh diie 4s.d
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-11-28

Extra-lf you want some extra Mszt7-as
nice ssssygracsd thstsblsof' . King call
tomorrow morning at the stall Of William
Slower, No le, Market House, south side.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-11-28

Lost-A 80 bill on the State Bank Of Ohio
letter and number not remembered. 4 It 10
the property of poor boy. Please leave Il
with the Local Of this paper. q stf
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-11-28

Agreeable. The Ball given BY The Hibsr-
nia Society last night ct shoups HallI i said
to have been one Of the most agreesbIs par
tiee Of the season. senW
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-11-28
ARTEsTHCg.

= Portrait FaihtiR AErsSna ErsFsona not having
tAs time q iheliaSlloh % III iii, .. portraii,
painted IN lhs asRpl nay. ~ fFF NODE eAA
have a fratrssaaikbhsas, of any sias, painted
10 oil eolors, ID ohsaltling % fitesH Dc teedsy
mihItss Thsfa lsdty, Philips BdildiGe.i 10
ss NJ ys5i 81 s,Iiw sb Cas-. .spplE isssasgiq
lAoYzlnss 100 isdi bsAllss pI,AisA SOUS, n
ioR Photograph RpEtfnits sns-ri RafRished
pAlasa % ofl tulsla. .ihsths bsaI tlylsA of Art,
PHofooa1sa elhisd iot 9sy 6ody 4IsO
portraits psisisa IspuI smsl pleiarsl, Dagusr.
rsoiypsas PhetngIaphs AnhselsPss, Aes nsil
q Alao, Cam PnososHiras' Of lAdias sand
chiIsfss, bsAhAl1aIly soItsa IN aviassr sailors,
BY Mss Glars Scale Thlrd story PAilHp1l
BuildiaR, Eilta SoULR, 81.
nev30 lsl.el'ss eel Nlsa Cikk serrLE.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-11-28
sHERIflFS -SALE.

A ,. hoIablId 4 OF Non tsolaery Superior cou,
fhShlsE J. si1I,6 'sid Cas- yca.sa NJ so,sE sEHl %
sDk yArns 81 "a exscutioni issued Ia he fboy. Anti
Dued case, VIII ofer At public sale al The door 81
Sdfsrday, Jonuary 3, lses. 't''
Al two O'Clock m Of said aEy, ihs folIotaIz dsserd
zeal esiase, viE Lot numbered forty 1--WE (aJ As esie
netoa on the plat Of e;ovu Of Union III tie otf y
o. Montgomery, and state of ohio
eeld 70. with the Improvements thereon has lassa
~ - ~ ana eapnol Ael for less than oi
TAksn en- axeculion az the property Of Thomas J
s.a,th Al ne SUIT of ABB holahard Z CD FERNS
= ;loeEbEais weoAMAk. sheriff Mont eotAty "
Sa4Ahfe fAAnorTf Attorney, 1yf5 - M Ao1,bFts
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-11-28
special llSotireg.
81, ,GTieT'a Dayton Commeroial College

~ ~ fielfi,S 80 1firS-AS1Stff~
EVENING cLAss p149H
sPENCERTAN 'sYsTEM OF PENMANs
81 70 iHn FSHIPTAueAT. peq 10 od,
HBoORlkesPing adsEA u "a Prkctical Art
whiehcAn only be Ieasbed in ths doing Of it.
No class or mere dsctaSs sptOeesa can ever
make sxpsfs oaSSoua.antsl #, you doabt this
AJAX . praetcal book.keeper. ~ z
nov28d3twltk N XIX ~, 8, ..s,s,.., n3di Z
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-11-28

Plenty More, g. -Brsndenburg has snolhes
saPply oE those extra Planted Oysters, aud
wolf's lee Cream Candy and gan stand an
other run. -, --.. =, ~,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-11-28

z To Advertisers aar6 insure the inser-
tioa Of adssftissmshls on the'sefne day, Ad-
vef,isefs sbould hand in theirfAsors not later
than 10 O'Clock AqMslisis lsa1e's" s,o;,,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-11-28

Don't Hofgptr-Ihs time SRd place Of
the Auction sales Of Dry Goods, now going
on At 2ss, Third street. next door 10 Hsin1's
Candy Manufpcsury, Sale heurs--s 9eloek
y / ~ @SsFlAs; 4yV9eii "a sissrnoois Az
$40 is ~ evening. tassadm.. "a 10 sdi %
Jssss Christopher is Abs salssniha, Apd he
waFfaHss bargains ? boa lsiids ylsy es2ei, ..2ei
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-11-28
'PUBEIO SALE Al on NP IA WAN. .' !

Ii the lnmbef And other mate fiAis IN lbe soyey
IN .mf9t qerracks aud qusrters in Camp Daytol.
WI y onerea ~ public sale on Wednesday, the 81 ay
qI pscember lst2, The lumber will bo sold IN fbs
nudinks, standing, divided into lots Of stahe u,h
for the eAie9mmodAfon Of purulasars ~ n ,,Tf1,i,
Sale 20 commence afro o'clock a m, and contin uel
until oil is sold. ,TERhs CASH iT1W fi'if''NH
Al iurtneT particulars 10 regard 10 said and
aale may - had hyenlng on Colonel ThaHlss g. mi
ton, Post oommandant, at the camp, betEeen ihe
hsun OF sA m aud m any day before the sale. "
noPcdASlslas io Captain and A. q M. Uns. U.s.A =
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-11-28

.k1tHt weeks age. red COS, with whlfa hes ha.in
~ l1Ii olil ~ allie h4liof VITA I'd 1pai, S,,rs
~ uolp fna ptcul1es ~ the sulrcrhsr, "a Fdrsla
t.sot, "A +-anftr teanship Any psfsld inoslne
.hss7 n.sl ms1 u leppe y ssaselisd n lsaye rsia
s'slsssF sssf 'e'iii't'i ShYtalle icas,l yous
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-11-28

Success -Mr. Met Glapghlin succeeded well
10 the .Eale Of his fine paintings here Hsii.
q pleger gentleman, and deserves success n
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-11-28

Yesterday -Thanksgiying Day passed
rather quietly hsre. somsiiofshe hasiHeas
houses wore eIOssas and the stfssn nssrsths
centre Of the city presented 4 ssmi-hosday
aPpsatAnes,' Il An ia sight seemed 70 - sp
good terms with good cheer and II oonnissr
ahess wsrs any indication Of inward saiisfac-
tloag Ws Ihoald sEy shat . -vsGs number oftsr.
Keys ducks, ehicksns, oystsrs, etc, etc,
ehangsd espdisiess ye4terdayi And wsIfser
Nal, In the sagsr pursuit altar Plsasnrs, the
stAssmsntsl saggsutions, deductions and 20.
eonmendationA of Gov. Toa's FfocIzmailen
rsrs gsAsraIly fOtgo,ssa, Or disEsgardsdnis1
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-11-28

/, Get it-Ia easss of Rhsanslisin, Nss-
salsias Paine aRy where, spsaias, Barns
Tooth-aehs, Frosted feet, Hsaa.Aehs, ava ma
~ other 'iIIs TO which human asah Is ksis,s
Dr. Convay's "Liaimsntan" 4 ths bed rssas
sdy vs have ever heard Of Il has been ussa
in orr fAAily With gratifying success, 69d se
hear il highly apPlaudsd wherever Il haa been
tested As : sFasASy LininsEth il has M
sqsal; ma Invaluable as Gshstel Curative,
and Dr.. Conway may bs justly regarded ~ =
Public BonsAetof Get IA The Principal
0eies Is sssqhifa street, and RFIis6r sals b.
Drbggisa generally s54 sA'. sgis I,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-11-28

- 49, ~ A. 6srocars.gs ,s.aE
setsR abnnt Isa 20 & - and m ~ SefisrrshyH
nahntetgs 9nhs ~ Arlt. -. w anu "a:
Mp!en 1 en ~ ~ y e8s "a essssson ~ sr and MsLks
~ II 's9s,iss 3s ~ RI ~ "a ~ ~ n Nv VA
NCFAr~NTT' 4 i IN -LS-IT ~ 80
NLN( uusL.o.Eg Js;aaas nd sestr@ IA WsSs'A- ~
a.. sun yHiiie' sav, ~. ,lf n AZ 49,
'4l ,,us,l l, as, CAPS, 50. sA@a'
,is s5 @sisar, ilsInt ~, ~. ssni aon s,s i&II
~ ~ rr $3.50, "is' 'eA ~ st ~ VI ~ n gr,,s 5if w
- go ~ N, t.ssfsx 5lAQf1s Bh4qfash .ssiaI
hsrlnai See' ~, p9t penegaoni and b. claiI
,.ft, h,t fa.1x al iInfifa Bubbsr IfsoalaNsr
' Hanitch, John, ~, Main, bot lst and Rd.baA
a, 80 y, .fr't M n u~s.. .rs.. ll.I.g. IeoD
~ ~ "a .us,s A ~ ~ ,'s,a ~ IL.
t ~ "s' ", ~ 49, ~ ~ 80 ~ /" ~ = nSAhaoU
JeweEy1 1Wetcness cloekrf sc.
t4l4 Lhieep \. A., nv aas Det NAN and Seiefnqn.
''"f Reeves, Johns xsss "a slesl.' III a.loL Iis
~, A ". .aff..I NJ i. Job Prfn R.ll{aa
lrapira Huildina, ITO. n
EsStf X, rzsr,ss I. ~ $1,000. -Gaq
wagner 4 4 q sssn sssi1s r. opposite Iarkst.
:. Lifuersf Wtnesp Ae.
wan Qipoftf ]: - = Cos,7 7eepd ~ Jefenaen.
az AAN UAAsA8 Adsafdi dOAAA.N VhaA~AA
I1 Livery ana aale Stables.
cAlhcart James, 60, Jedsrson boI ad. and ath
Zoo sO'Js'e marbIal Yssaslr r7tcv
- a. , LApp~, NJ - n. @ y. senerson = n ana ~ pielr
- -. ~ ~ HAarLet.T 4
va >" 9nakAd, lssw1s t4,g y MAfleh "a - -.
,saal ssissIss Il ruhlis.,iI
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-11-28
lkR0RAAfI0k NA8fED.

MA KonLEK "a Iiassj iivsne IL cr.w,ora
~ dssaffa % foli Hlsre hsr danrhleT Anna
may ~ eH rt the shca ntqFe ~ fgior JaIlaatern III.
isrson street nesr Fourth Dayton. ohle. noii
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-11-28

me New naval and 1Eilithsy Map
We have iast given ths new beautiful map BY
shs shove titls q osrsfhl exanainatioR audcGn-
AoI I5Ebsas che desire 70 call the astentiOunef
our tsads4 tsit, o'nisa q large map, snbraS-
ins all iks United States and Territories with
she usnadnsy Nsya Scotia, snd New BenHdL
lad Sh sls North with MsxicSvl Central Amer-
jca and ths VISIT Ihdiss 81 the South giving
AZ ~ epallst towns, ,yIllagss, end Rsmlsts
wiihIanris, s,rssegesicp points. baisle Hslds3 &ci
with y snipdspnsss never bsfore attempted
its scieasiEe c6aesbscfi artistic etstation and
Bsaatifsi fnish viii render Il W6kthy q place
In sSsFy pbbliciprp private ball, Office cr1Li.
Bsaty ithlaps eisyV ae this Tins dvheh q
'lhsaoash kkdsieag sf svsFpaft 6f our cOahs
6.ryts 3 dssEssbIs n y 2psSpiiarly Welcome Az
Mr.. Hhwtstmill FaHlain nome time ip town for
ssb1spsss of9i6tfotaciag itwe trust II viii
hiset lks hsklt} support its b6 richly merits.
tiiiANIFS VI, lAAl- y y 10 Ill 10 sei9 .aAA ~
Y As6fasf,e 4fEs Depot Waterman al To-
lsdo, pknsa Jokh Aaepas WA killed ysetsr-
day ,mqraiag, when coupling the cars At the
Depot 8 ali 10 745ia brA EjoE
I, We Learn gkat ! yOahs man named LaRus,
was ssrioaaly Injured 81, Mipmilhurg on We'd
nssday evening He WAS on high scafOld-
ing With 6ys othsrs, engaged in plastering,
when ths thing gays xAjS, MA the men we're
preqipitassd % the AeoFs aRopG The eroksn
seanB6laihgl LaIsus had Z hisa nose and q leg
broken. The others wertinot seriously injur-
"a, LsRas Was stOashs v v DsytSR on Wed.
needay evening uoiasogqo msdfn bspahy
Thspssssngsr train On the I p. q N. Road,
dse here Yesterday @ornihg as 7ss55, ala 40,
arrive here until s;sos q TAs delay was caused
by the breaking Of an 4 axlsa ons ths freight
train, q few milss nsfth'of here -ifg os
It IH4N IA alIrFr NIa II a.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-11-28
, orr c6SVEIAKfN1tEhJT

Mayor wslIaml 4 dlSsPiei once, loIl FsiR9 n
Mdrsho1-staoy b. GAIN; Office, at Mayors pi1cr,l i
JTfhaka1l s,Ws ne6sSI pfAda, ~ ". Darst DFpiat
f ~ 49, ~ tEoTe ffenlhS. ONCE eotdelI chamber
sla aii SSfs an tcd ilfiI ~ ~ Jsllhll
first Wsri--Anaoy necker and Huk9 Wiegm.
4al .riiF1 W. - III 1iflstsd ~ csb N. Rogers.
lFtt Fourth Wkrd--J. A. Minick and u. "A, ohuand.
Finh Ward--Ezra Thomas and 6coffe lehman.
sfs sixth Wafd--W. n Love and Jacob DankeF.
80 f,t TOWNSHIP 0FF1CHRss-Issfieceqf Peace.
& ~ VIM H. eyf of1eo5 3ds mar t1.n.-A
John n. etoppelman office. I'd bet Jen. a b. Clair.
= Janes Turnari oeip4, 65s9etersepsdf1
q a U ssaac HAN sasI nara JeIhssss lVVn
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-11-28

.paN0tiee 70 brewers a4f Bislill1rss~-
ysnes Hickey s2S litsss hes new
Feady psilted b90kss Fpqairsa by l@e, 70 be
kept By RUgtrs and Disnilsrs, for the ooIlso,
tiph % IsssfAAl IlsFedgsa q Price o. Send
ana 81 61h ,hi1i 90 ~ tsfAd3 'k .f'l"ai
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-11-28

s'a @ I5fTSst sGIJNSl
3 fUsR hsetssa akoaF Fshs aus.s iiaoAlss barrel
~ shot at4l 4fDr 4eo Ia Tie city. Tbs above tam.
Iars seat ssiahi iez only and ard ie IN si1fe Ia, siA
Wtetkh =. Any pefson Wishing % purchase : Vers
flnp 0l5 ~ eure1i sllnla mlfotd lhia onpoftu
ruIal1 20 faeaJnia8 et1ilt Ihey cthsiSt In lart ~
Illuminated steel 40 wise TFisi bsrels, THnslls ~
- 'Te,el s,gss. s9hle sloes.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-11-28
DAYTON Buainess Direotory.

r..~s rms Anvrurtarra IN Dusrrnas DrnnOronY.---
Regular yearly advertisers, line Gratie. others
a Dor year 81 for SIX monsha u fdr three months.
~ fdsaasnl IN ait Uasss n odunncsaiinej 10
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-09-02
SIX DOLLARS PKR YEAR, ,
Invariably In Advance

United States to accept q compromise of tbeiP
sovereignty. What other effect could it produces
shan to render inevitable, and even hurry on.
that servlle war, 90 completely destructive Of ali
European interests In this country, which this
government 90 studiously strives to avoid? I
know that the danger of any foreign nation at j.
tempting such policy, II it has ever exIsted.
has passed, as l am happy In knowing that no
foreign government has threatened such inter-
ventiop, while several magnanimous govern
ments have repudiated all uDfriendly designs
have put forward that hypothesis only by way
OF preface to question not less Significant
namely, what must be the effect of such pol
ICY abroad as will encourage the insurgents with
curt Is not that effect visible in the obstipacv
OF the insurgents, in their destruction of the
cotton and tobacco already cultivated. and liable
to be brought into commerce bv the re,prn of
peace, and their studied neglect OF the planting
tne seeds OF their staples, and turning 60 much
OF the African labor as they are able 20 ave.
Into tne production OF supplies of provision and
forage, 10 enable them to continue the warf
Inc eject will be further developed as time
gees on, In opening way for that seryile war !.
winch, II it ehsll be permitted to come. will
produce infinite suffering throughout the world.
and can only at last result In an entirely ne,r
system Of trade and commerce between ne
United States and oil foreign nations.
need notsay that these views are not ground
90 on any proceedings or expressions Of the
Britsh Government. and are to be submitted to
them only, as they will be to other States, from
strong desire on the par. of the President that
the true condition of the present strife may be
everywhere fully understood,
vuAH
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-09-02

20 Office Nos. SO, SO and 40, North High st
TERMS INvARIADLY IN ADVANCE.
Daily 90 90 mar WAR
By the Carrier, per week, i916 cents.
yQt,WSehV Ws,S,S' 3 90 per year.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-09-02
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VIM. H. SEWARD.
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EARL RUSSELL 70 NIB. SEWARD.

FOREIGN OFFICE, LONDON, July 26
SIR-l have left heretofore unanswered and
nnnoticed the dispatch Of Mr.. Seward, which
Mr. Adams delivered more than month ago.
have done 30 partly because the military
events referred to In t,were In the opinion of Her
Majesty's Government, far from being decisive.
and partly because there was no proposal In II
upon which Her MaJesEy's Government was
called upon to come to any conclusion Events
subsequent to the date of Mr.. Stewards letter
have shown that Her Msjesty's Government, in
It'd opinion on the first Of these points, was not
mistaken. Victories have been gained, revers-
es have followed, positions have been reached
in the near neighborhood of the capital of the
Confederatesr and these positions have been
again abandoned. " 3fh'
These events have been. accompanied By
great loss of life 10 battle and in the hospitals,
while euch measures as the c0nGscEtion bill
have passed through both Houses of Congress,
| and with the proclamations Of Gen. Butler at
New Orleans, bear evidence of the increasing
bitterness of the strife. The approach of q
servile war, 80 much insistsd upon by Mr.. Sew
ard in his dispatch, only fofewarns Us that
another element of destruction may be added
to the loss of property and waste Of industry
which already afhlcts the country 80 lately pros
porous and tranquil zee.
A'OL VI shV OshCE pOlub w WulCu nave Hu'
verted have anything new to say. From the
moment that intelligence first reached this
country that nine States and several millions of
inhabitants of the great American Union had
seeded and had made war on the gov.
ernment of President Lincoln, down to the
present time, Her Majesty's government has
pursued friendly, open and consistent
course. They have been neutral between
the two parties to civil var. Neither the loss
OF raw material Of manufacture 90 nscee-
sary to great portion OF our people, or insulta
constantly heaped upon the British name in
speeches and newspapers, nor rigor beyond the
usual practice of nations with which the Queens
, subjects, attempting to break loose iron the
! blockading of the Southern ports, have been
treated, have induced Her Majesty's Govern
| ment to swerve one inch from this impartial
neutrality. At this moment we have nothing
more at heart than to see that consummatio
which the President speaks Of in his answer
to the Governors of eighteen States, namely
! The bringing of this unnecessary and injurious
war 70 speedy and satisfactory conclusion.
| AS to the course OF opinion in this country
the President is aware that perfect freedom tC
comment upon all public events is in this coun.
| try the inVariable practice, sanctioned by Law
and approved by the universal sense of the
, nation. lam, sir, ETC.,
[Signedl RUSSELL.