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sU DOLLARS PIE f1s1
Invariably In Advanced

Committed Tor trial upon a char0a AZ h,uta,,.
violating the person of little vbl,e oirl rs ms4
Siadtmiller, daughter OF Nj. gtadtmiIier al IA
diana county. The sfRense vss ,mmi,,ed N
the W WedDesdsy previous. near a. fa,r, ~ NJ
John Aurenie A gentleman diving Ann, ,hs
toad neard the grosns OF the child, aud hsyipa
proceeded In the direction whence they came.
discovered the colored boy 10 the very act. bu,
was unable to arrest him at the time. The
epild but twelve years --0Sssnsttss
(Po) DemoerGt nav. ; II -
The above Is but one Of the many ou4sees
OF similar character that are occnffjpa
throughout the county The truth fe, We
ecaIceiy open paper that does not record one
of more euch, and they are fncreasin n fear.
tai rate Every man, Of moderate intelliRe ence.
underetAnds the reason of this increase. and
every honest, caudid man will admit n AZ once,
lsis owing 70 the large addition whioh The ne,
gro population OF the Northern States IA a.
ceiVipg every day from the Southi and Al .thsee
brutal ontfsgee, sneh as is ohsoniclea si,oSe,
our people may see tie fate that Is Ia store for
their wives, daughters and sisters, shouid the
Black Republicans succeed In the programme
Of Abolition aud general Emancipation which
they have marked out, Be warned In time,
end when the Legislature maetss this winter,
demand at ife5 hapds the passage o. q law
which will eRsotusll3 protibit the further Influx
into our state OF the igaorantS IL hased. brutal
And eeheual black population nof fha. Sopih =
lodana and Illinois have already proteo.ed
themselves by constitutional provisiops--let
Quo preas By their exsmple Hapslea Norfa.
West .,r.sras.D =. ,,,.,.t','I'
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Hebel PrephVations mt Rtchm ond--
Move me mes OF JAckson.


PHiL.pELpaiA, Nov. "a --Tne Washington
e'sr OF his evening has the foliowingt
F.lsS!x STATION. Nov "a --IeDry Dewey.
ON " Infantry, q paroied prisoner from
hlcnmond, reports be cav conscriprs going out
with tools to work on the forti9cations, he also
saw fifteen siege guns going out Of the city 90
trucks, passing through the stfeete. The peo
pie Ehets said they were prepared In front and
rear. The Hampton Legion and Twenty two
nupdred infantry, with ur pieces of artillery,
pike.
dc LETT Warren:on on Friday and took the
Ioad TO Salem, where he arrived at night
Inc innaoltaots there expected Jackson that
hlgot, e1d had prepared food 70 receive him.
he let RobmoDd on the l6sh OF this monih,
euo 90" aoout eleven thousaao infantry between
CuIPepper aud the R ppahappock, and The rail
road trains full of provisions coming from Cor.
donsVllle for Culpepper. DE arrived Ia War
tentoo last Tnursday. They say Jackson will
maIea TO WsireDton In the rear OF Burnside
tie also spoke OF S,lem with Lieut. Halleck,
nephew, 40 hesays, to the Commanding General.
Ibe Lieutenant beloDgs 10 Stuart's cavalry, was
wounded 10 the arm, aud was hidden 10 Salem
In msddock's house when our troops we're shere.
AL ie quiet to-day abeus Bal Run, Chantills
and CenteIville.
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either feiguedly or really selected BY the enc.
my Is hatd to say what the latter intend 10
90. Gen. Lee has been trying to get fiRbt
out OF them for weeks, but 10 vain II he
makes The attempt to get TO Richmond, there
WI pecesearily be q battle, and q bloodies one
t9sn any mat has betn fought yet Where or
When 1t will be is ooni iectute.7 ll7
From the fredericksburg Herald November
I'll we learn ths, during the afternoon tbe I'm. !.
preston prevailed that tbe enemy were EN-.
nstked D. 10 the vicinity OF Aqua Greek. On
wednesday and Tbutsday tbe Potomac river
was covered With vessels Of all seI 20 and kinds,
mainly OF the transport order. That these
were In ended to carry OF the army is an opin.
Ion entertained by mauy Enough of the army
VIII be LETT over the river 60 keep up appear.
aocee We shall be surprised II BY Saturday
night the maln bulk OF Barnaide's force s noe
wen On its way TO new destination, though
tals 10 Conjecture to great extent. We under.
stand that Federal prisoners captured, estimate
tneir number at over one hundred thousand,
butw doubt the figures
FORTRESS MoNRoE, Nov. % The Savannah
papers Of the SOth say that Two Abolition gun.
Doats and one mortar boat attacked Fort Nc
Aiiister, at Genesis Point, on ogeeches river,
Yesterday morning. After fierce engagement
tne enemy retired Toe works are still in per
iees order' OGr loss was three wounded
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The Views OF Presid dent LincOIn ana
rs me Cabinet upon tue Late Eieo-
tions-AbolisiOn Pressure upon the
I yPresident. -i.. i.
We have no doubt that the following, from
the Washington correspondent of the N Y.
Herald 10 substantially true. He eRysi
I As SOON as the result OF the election was def
initely known, . meeting of the Cabinet was
held, at which, Il Is understood, President Lin-
coin announced to the assembled members that
10 his opitlsn the resuls was against the radi.
cal policy, ana especially ageiuss the E nanci
patton P.oclamstion, and that Nc. Seward,
Mr, Blair and Mr.. Smith echoed hts words and
his arguments Itis said that after the Con
setvsIives inlthe Cabinet had expressed their
We've, Nc. Chase calmly and deliberately told
Mr.. Lincoln that there were two urses open
for him. II he Withdrew the proclamation aud
discarded the policy be had been purruibg since
10 was iesusd, thesEsr would be promptly stop
ped, assuring him at the same time that upon
The opening Of Congress- sMr. Sumosr and Mrr
Wade inl the Senate, and Mr. Stevens and Mr.
Loysjoy In the House, were ready to nske q
proposition for peace with the Southern Con.
federscy; that not another life should be lost
nor another dollar spent, If this war wes TO b.
k w6r tor the restoration Of elayeJsj that ss
these agentlemen loontrollsd o mejoiiy OF The
Congress which 10 to govern the county. 90 faG
%. the appropriations 70, for another year, they
were ID a position TO dfctate the course of the
Aaministration. Not only must he adhere
20 ihe Proclamation as Issued, and 50 all its
RADICAL features. bet be must, moreoyers give
|is So the bsnsaF Of Generals 10 the field vho
ss The story goes On 20 relate thhslls.ts,s were
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King Otno az. : nis D ospSsis,on

Ga the eai Of October, King o,ho. of Greece,
returning from his tour In the provinces, ar.
rived cf the PIeas When the Auelie came
to en- anchorage IL the Bay of Sallmis, an Gag
lish and a French line of-battle sbip anchored
there for bis protection. The representatives
oi the Powers, says Q correspondents, who soon
afterward went 90 board. found the ,Kira calm
aud digni6ed, but not disposed to maintain
esrnggle. He told them that be had for thirty
years devoted himself to the interests Of the
ereek people; that during bic Yoysge be had
recsiVed numerous. marks Of sympathy, that
those testimonies We In hls opinion the express
eion Of the true feelings Of Greece, but that be
would not endesvcr to reduce BY free an %.
position which had been abie, alter q reign Of
thirty years, to misrepresent HE Intentions 90
much as TO make him psss Tor q pfetsndes to
ab:olute power. He moreover esid that be
waited with iull confidence the Judge ent of
public opinion In Eorope as to his reigo, and
that eueh opiJion, based on thas Of the msicri
~ Of Greece, suficed to aveDge him for ths
aggression to which be did not morally yield.
but which be would nos repel In order 70 avoid
the tfdsion of blood. ,..., .
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tEIOn che Nsbts,ka oity Nsms. !
U. y. SenntOSs In felu re-,S en asor w
a, 6IOhal dsou of lliinOfs,

U. Sennto,s In feture--3eo at0r VIM,
a. SiohaI dsOu of lliin0is.
The home OF Douglas has returned TO its al.
legiAnce The noble Democraey OF that State
have declared In thunder tones for "Tbc Con.
stitution as it is and the Union as It wss."
They have elected ten Cougressmen out of
iourteenj and have secured large msiority on
Pint ballot 10 The Leglsl itore. This winter a
United States Senator must be elected, as suc.
csssor 10 D1uglss. The unanimous voice of
she DEMOCRACY Of the Northwest, declares for
that sturdy and fearless old standard bearer,
VIM. A, Richardson :
ne IS man OF etroDg common sense, sound
Judgment and courage like lion. His feslty
10 the Democratic party and. conseQ lently his
devotion to the Uoion, 10 known and believed
OF all men. He is honest, faithful, and capa.
ole. lie has been faithful among the faithless
de issued the Democratic Address from Wash
iagton even at the risk of arrest By the usurpers
OF the people's rights, who have go long held
nigh carnival amidst the erumbllog ruins oi
american hnerties. He ard his fearless 90
signers OF that now historical address. are en-.
siuea 70 iuil share--so iAe great sas,v Of the
glory OF our recent Victories. Tney, alone and
unhelped, ,insusurated the grand revolution,
which has recently ewept over tie country
heir posterty will praise them, and ,heir nam,
will be placed side and side with The immostsl
eigneIs OF the Declaration Of iadependenc -
For she Declaration Of Independence enuncis,.
cd, and the Democratic Address of Rchat dson
ana bis gallant tsieDds has perpelu4ted Ameli.
can hpfrnes Justice to the living, aud rsspec,
Tor the memory Of The great DOugia AZ, demaud Of
the Illinois pemoSrscy. the elec Ion Of VIM. A,
chardson 10 the U, 8. Senate.
The confidential, advisory friend Of Stephen
A. Douglas. duripg his Lifetime, # the splilt ol
yhe nlusuious dead eau is6 fence the people
Shou no loved On Garth, VIM. a Rlehardso,
viii succeed bin 10 the y. 8. senate.
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Obio 9tatet,s,n,anF 9ttt,, \
'TELEGRAPHIC.
rFS' latest 7slssrssAts NeD., sec % Page,
Morning and Noon Reports
From FroderIck,bnra.'

:. NGw YoAE, Nov. 25.--A special to the
Herald from Aqua Creek. Nov. 24.h, saye, Re,
ports from Barnside's army to-day represent
everything quiet and unchanged. The city of
fredericksburg has not yet been shelled for
reasons satisfactory to the commanding Gen
erai. The preparations for further advance
are steadily progressing. ,.. ......--,'-
Inc enemy are etill 10 force on the opposite
ace OF the river, and improving the time to
prepare for asvigorous q resistance to cur cross-
log % possible. . -
a locomotive and cars we're placed upon the
track here TO day, and the road will be opened
70 tne Potomac Tomorrow .U ~
The rebel sympathissrs still continue to cut
the mi itary wires -
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Jackson Called 10 tue Defense of
KlGh mOnd. - =

Ns@ YcFE. Nov. 2S-A special to ne BE,
a'a from hnper's Ferry 2$h. say; News Of
iuterest has Isaehed me tr5m tbe bead Quarters
OF stoneRaH JAckeon aa late as Slturd ay last
Jackson then had hrs headqusrters at Berrvs.
vliie, and Was. there in nOpsisoD, bic force was
thirty thousand men, aud the number of bic
gus sixtS. Geu. Echols's division was with
elm. o. Fhosy evening Jackson received The
following telegram from J,R Davis: "Ii you do
not leave the ynbey st oL0e and come to help
us to defend K chmond, IL will not be worth
your while TO olOe Co It's dsfesse at sll."--
JAekson's reply is not Enogn, out bis forces
we're not 10 motion on Saturday morning. -
tive - '"# .." '--'--
This was the fourth dispatch Jackson receiy.
ca from pasis oailiug On him to come ID the
defense OF Riohmoud,, -. IL :
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Another Arbitrary Arrest in Ohlc.,
The Caso OF Warren StaaI0n,

90 AS SNAoSV VI woETCA oSAAtOne
Ga the Hih of November, j1st one month
after the people Of 0sio had, az their election,
condemned the practice Of illegal arrests OF
cltssDs bJ the military, Warren Stanton, Of
Asbtabula county, wss arrested, at his resi.
dence, upon the prett g. that he had discouraged
Enlistment, aud was hurried CR to the Govern.
snsns Bassile OF COLUMBUS. The srreai was
made 10 the usual manner, In contempt and
violation of law. II Mr.. Stanton had violated
any law, the Courts of A5htibula county we're
open to punish him. There are but one thou.
sand Democrats in thaS county, ouB of sx thou.
sand Voters. He could be tried before On ABB.
litiou jude and by sp Abolition jary. No
Abolitonist will deny that AsbtSbuis, even in
his ssase Of loyslty, IL a loyst community, and
eau be relied upaD to punish Gil illegal pr4o-
cces. Why, then, Is the civil power ses aside
theref Will any one pretend TO cay that Il 10
necessary, even upon the miserable plea Of the
syrant, expt dlebc,7
We need no futtheP evidence to convince us
shat Mr. Stantop, like every other man sh,
hss beeu arressed for Political lRsnse In the
loyal States, is innocent, has never broken any
law, and We do not doubt tnst after he undsr.
goes the torture of imprisonment be will be
discharged without trial ss an ninnocspt mani
dc was probably arrested at the insiigation o.
some malignant aud o.wsrdly Ab,litionist 10
Aehssbula county, who wanted TO vent bis DER.
sonal epite. DlscourssiDg eolittueu,si That
ts pfstEy broad ami sxtenelve phrase, that
can be made to cover slmoss every thing which
the Governments dislikesl2 u 10 like its oountey-
part. "disloyal practice" which may mean any
thing or nothing, as q whim or caprice may
suggest, and under which the party In power
might arrest and punish every body who dissp-
proved of its policy. We can assure this; Ad-
ministration that the deepest and most intense
feeling OF indignation Ia being created by these
arbitrary and desposical acts In the loyal States
They have been condemned BY the people IN
thunder tones, and o severe relribuiIa awaits
all those who have bad sny agency In them. =
Oneiaas,i EAQN,e,. = ,..-''- :. ; ......
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Sensation Arlic,o Ia tns weshinRs Ton
Press.

WAtHlsoTas. n ~. 20 For several days pss,
the Washington P.ess has been industfiousls
sraining to create excitement by sensation
paragraphs 10 reference 90 the prox mity OF
Stone"All Jackaon's force 10 the city. Yester.
DAY 10 was Ieported the advance OF Jxek.on's
army was at Draipesville, sixteen miles from
tne CITY, Preparing to attack some Of the outer
osie0ses. There Ia IO reliable Information lha.
J4ekson wes 10 lhis dire ction. A gentlemsL
Sho came under parole to this city eprte ents
'aekson still IN the valley with large force.
Oar pickets are stotiOned on The MARYLAND
sioe. watching the motions OF rebel picktts.
Flaces between harpet's Ferry ard William
port are still tlrdaha u - -
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Northern ,yisgieia Abandoned DE

New YoRK, Nov 25.--A specialize she Times
from sisei's hesdqasrsers, Noy.s 20, sayei
Such Information hae been received at these
headquarters this afternoon az leaves no fur,
'ther room to doubt that the entire Northern
portion Of viiginls hss been .ebsndened BY
the rebel troops. There are q few Of White,s
gueriiliss roaming about LsesBarg, Nc, Gilead,
Mattiaebqrg and vicinity. jackson has gone
toward Richmond. 9'ios syaa
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30 WAsnIkefsns Nor. "a 1.-The RstsssbufR Exs
pfess Of thF 81 stssys: IL seems nov pretty we'll
aecertsined1 that iBarnside has withdfaWn the
balk Of hiaforcss from the Ps.omae 70 The Rap.
pahannock. We pResume thsie corresponding
movement ahae heen made b. GeaerAl Lee -
Ihbtheater ofepseatioashae aeaia bebE shabs.
cd and the Fndaf,ekatnfgRpule % lRmhmaRd
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Very espeo,fullv, yours, -- i'8 .
I'D l JEFFERSON DAVIS.
MooRrzrAD crY, N. c., Nov 20, vi. Bslti

MooREREAD CrrY, N. c., Nov 30, via Bslti-
more, Nov. 2l.-Petitions are circul stinx amoo Q
the people Of Eeastern North Carolina rec d set.
lug Gov. Stanley to order forth with on election
for members to Congress. Large Union and
free labor meetings are being held It, yarious
points in this department, and the addresses Of
Foster aye producing very happy effects 'l -
o The recent expedition sent out from Newberp
was entirely successful. The Federal troops
cannot be dislodged from their position In this
State. Eserytbing is quiet in this department.
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dseaJe cold settles somewhere In the body, and Oh
strcs its natural functions. Theso, u not relieved,
react upon themselves and tho suroundng ogats pro-
ducng general aggrayatcn, suffering, and dlseass
Willie In this condition, oppressed by the dorangehents
taio Ayers PlIs anil how dlUciy they restore the
natural action Of tho sysie and With Il tho buant
feeling Of health agn. What s true and 50 apparent 10
this trivial and common complaint Ia also trc ~ npy
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body. they are rapidly and nny Of them surely, curei
by Inc SANS rncuns Mono who know tho Virtues VI these
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the disorders they cure- -s ..r
Statements from leading physicians IN some Of liz
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EzEcuTivE oFFioB I

EAkSGfisk OtbioB fy
ag.a al aa. RicamoNp, Nov. II. %
70 Issassnsat. Gsaeyol Holmes. Commaadias tte
TFaRs MississiRpi Dps,tmsats
GENERAL---Inolosed you will find siip from
the Memphis Daily Appeal Of the ID inst. !, con.
tanning an account purportiDg to be derived
from the Palmyra, Missouri, Courier, Federal
journal, OF the murder of ten Confederate ci,i.
sens OF Missouri by order Of Gen. Mcneil, OF
the y nited States Army. You will communi-
cate BY OF truce with the Federal pf8cer
commanding that Department, and ascertain #
the facts are as stated II they are so you will
demano the Immediate surrender Of Mcneil TO
che Confederate authorities, and II this demand
Ia not complied with, you will inform said COM
manding officer that you are ordered 10 execute
the first ten United SIases cfioers who fail into
your hands. i' 9' '3' 38; 'Ell
Very respectfully, yours, - ''a L-
t JEFFERSON DAVIS.
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q ER'S !,
OATHARTIC
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DIR ADoLFUs's
Select School for Young Gentl'men

AT T.FLORAE-HOUSE, Two MILES
IA North Of college Hil fhs course Of study eral
oraces ths Ancient and Modern Lapguages together
with Mathematics, Natural Philosophy, Natural History
fSs ssady Il the French ana aernsn languages con-
stutes spfominent feature Of the school Assstedby
teachers Of emnence In scence, the Principal feels JUS
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The school ssreesbsy situated on 40 extensive farm;
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The school continues tn session during the hot season
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As a Fnmily Pl,ysic.

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Retaliasory Order from Jeff. Davis.
NEw YoRE, Nov IS The following is from
the Riohmond Enquirer of Nov. 22d. "a
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DEPARTMENT OF THE NrEmoH, g

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From Dr. Theodore M, gr Ns,v Tork ctg
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fPUBLIc-No. l4O1

L
AN ACT in relation to the election of
representatives to Congress by sim
gle districts.
Be Il enacted by the Senate and House af Repre-
seatatives Of the United States Of 4America IN C6a-
gress assembled, That in each State entitled in
the next and any succeeding Congress
to more than one representative, the
number to which such State is or may
be hereafter entitled shall be elected
by districts composed Of contiguous
territory, equal in number to the num-
Der Of representatives to which said
State may be entitled in the Congress
for which said election is held, no one
district electing more than one repre-.
sentative !: Pr0rided, That the provi-
sions Of this act shall not apply to the
State Of California SO far as it may
affect the election of representatives
to the thirty-eighth Congress !: Aad
prorlied, further, That. in the election
of representatives to the thirty-eightll
Congress from the State Of Illinois
the additional representative allowed
to said State by an act entitled Al
act fixing the number Of the House o.
Representatives from aud after the
third of March, eighteen hundred an,
sixty.three," approved March fourth
eighteen hundred and sixty-two, ma,
be elected by the State at large, an
the other thirteen representatives Il
which the State is entitled by the dis
tricts as now prescribed by law i
said State, unless the Legislature Q