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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-14
RumOred Movements OF Jackson.
WASHINGTON, "Wednesday, june IL.

NASHuhGfOR1 " enonesaRys JUNE IL.
This evenings Star has the following:
"We have information that after his bat
tie with Fremont on the 9Th inst jackson
made a sudden dash at Shields advance.
which WIS hurrying up from the direction
of Luray to Fremouts assistance He
worsted Shields advance somewhat in that
affair. He then Immediately resumed his
retreat, quitting the road TO Stanton, and
burning the Port Republic bridge in his
rear; thus, for the time being putting an
efectual stop to pursuit of him. it is high
~ probsble. He is evideutly retreatiug i'm
inediately on Charlottesville. Rhat mis-
next move will be it is hard indeed to tell.
If he anticipates that Fremont will follow
birn, be will probably make a stand at
Charlottesville, to save the LyDchburgh
aud Tennessee Railroad connection made
there; or be may bounce OF to Richmond,
where the presence of his force would
doubtless be hailed with delight by the be-
sieged rebel army and capitol OF, again
be may strike for the vicinity of Fredericks-
0urgh, in the hope of banging on and an
nOying the flank of any Union force that
may make for Richmond from that quarter.
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On the frst page viii be found an inter
estiug letter from Gen. MeClellau's army
before Richmond. Though the date may
appear old, it is the latest correspondence
we have seen from that division, and, in
the absence of news for some days from
there, will, we think, repay reading.
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Latest Arrival!
Greatest Bargains yet Offered

AA1A1AHAAAAACAS NOSAAA'
And All the Best CaITcOS, At twelve
and 4 half Cents.
OtALL SOON at JOHN ROEMER's No. IS Nain 8,
" Centre Wheeling, if you wish TO SET gI'>
bargain while they going. ,;,
from the East, You can always find good AssoE1hs-
Of FRESH DRY GOODS, foreign Eod d9Inss-,
wholesale aud retail, at the lowest cash piles=
fact, prices de9Hing competition
Call soon and do not let the opportunity IaS. ="
unimprOTed. Very respectfully.
JOHN R0E4ER,
mills Ne g Main 8 Centre Whesint
"R1GHT'S KA THAIR0N, mol q
w eelleHt article for elshnsir the HAIR, =
nnlS IO9 Main strssl
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We,l folI0v oar e % plxIe.n

1t is no particular business of ours. vet
we cant forbear asking the Colonel II II iS
exact military etiquette to couple styangers
together n that ray, 6sfOye an i1trodueLioR.-
CGHeiHn1Eu Commercial.
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BOD guard our nag, aud keep each star
BAoh stripe % bright as nov they wave,
BtIll malEait lead our ranks in war,
Sill n0at above each patriots grave,
Doa4hHdsEIe traitor that would dare
TOtrail Il through the dust Of shame.
AuhOBoSt hearts itS lot will share
And follow IL 70 Death or Fame.
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Marshal's Sale

NHE United States OF America:
Net, Western District of Virginia:
w. UtOD AN RttacI,,r.-.
Hall Woodward
In pursuance of the order of the district Court of
the UNIFIED States for the Western District If viz
ginis IN the shove entitled cause duly made and en-
Tered ~ the clerks ONCE for said District on TN, t
Gay OF May, 1862 shall sell ut pubic auction an
Lnesgny the LIST day Of July, 1862, commencing at
CLOCK A. NJ q New Creek in the county Of Ham
shire III said Western District the following TTnr
~, tO-wit: -''e p "L0i-
All the leather now in the watts in process Of t,r
ming also, all other leather now in the beam and
handling house now in the process of 6ryinr or
tanning III said house: also all the tan BARI 5,,,T
IN the sheds on fle promises = 1''
One Steam Engine.
Three Cows
An tanning tOoIs on the said premises.
One lot Of scautling and shingles
One hundred sides Of leather
TEENS Of sALE-FOr all sums under tive hundred
dollars Cash; and I all sans over hyr hnu1r,5
oo.!srs, the purchaser or purchasers to give bond
sE'it9Neo personal security, payable six months
alter tie day of sale with Interest from sid DO,
EDWARD NJ. NORTON
AHr-hal Of the United States for the western Ms
trict of Virginia u - 1ie
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HEIMSTRFET's
InimItabIe Hair Restorative,
IT Is NOT DIE.

IT IS NOT 4 DIE,
But restores gray hair iis original coio-r ty SUI
plying the capillary iubes with nEturi srsisuH22s.
impGired by age or disease. All iHStrHfGEe7u' aye
are composed Of lamar cGEE:is- destroying The V;Ar
ty and beauty OF the hair, and afford of theHsei's
no dressing Heimstreetss Iui1iitAle COl1-lnE hlt
only restores hair TO its DRtural color BY Al -!
process, bot gives the hair
Luxuriant Beauty,
promotes its growth, prevents It's falling Of traar
Gates dRndru, and impArrs health aud pleasant f.
TO the head. It has stood the OF time being t
original Hair Coloring and is Constantly increase.
10 favor. Used by both gentlemen and iadiez IL
sold by all respectable dealers or be irOcEeIt!
them Of the commercial agent, j. 5 BArneS' =
Broadway n. Y. Two sizes, 81 cents AID $l;r
SOLD by 7. n. LOGAN + CO. and REED hkA l
Wheeling, Va ien-f
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BOOKKEEPING,

BuEioess Writing. Couutins. house Cai-rlaiioas p
hticEl Economy. Finance and BarlkirIE CulIn-sl--
Law, are the chief subjects OF attention but ;ht
structinns in these are iuferspersei with Ts1i1'
and fluctuations tending 10 The formation O. kitt
character men and citizens
The course Of instruction i intended 70 bt a.
comprehensive and thorough thai q any Of The
commercial Colleges while the expense 70 the sin
dent is much less
L / Il. bsEE leave 70 refer those 70 whom he .
unknown 10 Gsl. W. Smith ESQ Il the Jfserr
OF the banks in Wheeling aud Bridgeport.
myS-6md&w
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MARRIED.

In Morning Son, IoEH, on ThuFsdsy evening. Inn.
Sths Sy Rev: ?: 3. camPbeLl NJ. WiLLIAX Il. Or.
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Movers and ReaDersy
BUCKEYE, For 1se9

4
'alS justly celebrated Machine is now reDeraII,.
L known and recognized ~ the best and ms 49,:
iect Mower IN use. Each yeAr's eNt,erience Dd5s e.
ne hlgh reputation and proves its suI,sriorir, -,
h4 otllrE II combines many adYautareS mi e.,
IN other machines. IL has two driTiDg IrbssIs
which act Together or independently If 9as ~ =
uouOie hinged 1o1diDg cutter bur which makes n as
beclaS adapted t" cutting hiIly and uneven snT
races allowing II 70 pAss freely over stones ny ~ no.
also allowing the bar To fold across -
frame Without removing single bolt or NM Tn
machine can thus lie transported ready Inv irsts,
use from held to field farm to farm a rss,iiI, a
common cart The finger bar lie made OF s+aaj ~.
guard nngeFs are peculiar this mower and = =. a.
cured by patent. They are made Of =, vD-7s-I,. -;
ana lHld WITH steel; the Importance of this Ia
VIII De readily recognized by those who have been
annoyed by the cost and trouble OF the cast fipgsr
useo on other machines. gain. while rreserri,1,-
perfect mower We HlSO furnish when desired ~, -,
aepenpsHt reap ng attachment thus giving The mr.
ChHser the advantage Of single or cnrniIips1 MO
cnlne- We warrant every machine and jrir,T- +J1s
experience OF six years have never had siTVIs M
culne returned We therefore feel justified in re-
commencing the BUCKEYE as superior to ALI otbers
We now furnish two sizes suitable 10 the wants nj
all classes Of farmers. u
THE BUCKEYE, Jr.,
will be sold at the very low price Of egityfve dol
ana Tor lightness Of draft convenience simDI;-
me neld- Farmers wanting machine must Esnd in
thelT orders early as there will be hut li,niteG
number built this season. Sample machines can IL
seen at Mr.. John Thoburns, corner Of GISrl-s4 -
Quincy streets, Wheeling. anu
D. J. SMITH.
THEO. n. GoRRELI.
aPSO Agents for Manufacturers
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landigham is not to be organized for pur-
poses of policy or politics. Il is to have a
abearing Ou 4he Kar. ~ is to be an ally of
the rebellion. Il is for purposes If diplO-
macy after tho sighting shall have ended
aud the sebellion shall hare faiIed-tO
bring about reconstruction that shall So
cure the South in her rights. aud An am
uesty for tue leading traitors. Ton may
know the adherents of this organization MS
Col. Metcaife, of Kentucky, Ssys, ny the
ear marks. They pirate about .,Abolition,
lists" "the Constitution as it is" aud an
''auti-slavery despotism But remember.
loyal reader, mot every one that saith
Lord! Lord = shall enter thc Kingdom.
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100 CARRIAGES.

c@E e. HAYES d co. leg Iesyt :.
80 say 70 their old customers and The pnhhs
| III general that they have now or hand ana u
course Of finishing, 100 Carriages consisting q u
rouches, RoCEHwHyE PhRe;0na- Prince Albt!Is, ~
and no top Huggies. all OF which % The lEiss
styles most improved patterns and % the best ~
terial and workmanship All viii he vEErauiec 70
give the utmost safisiaction- hps.-lnId6u
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DOREO RICO 6UGATI.-IO hEdSr p-i--S
B5i0 = ~ r ''l' ssRpuIy
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Woods Moving Machines,
FOB THE COMING HARVEST.
PRICE. So

PRICE. $50.
DRYOR FROST Agents for the West. would chi.
Il the attention Of FHrmars this very unpular
Aachiue- 1tis the LIGHTEsT DRAFT MACHINE
II the country. Ne well
The Strongest TyrO-HOrse Mower
nov IN use L; will cut Ru acre per hour with NIL
ease, and muws equally well ON steep hill sdss as or
te bottoms. and IDcTTHT' to cL N los tangled
ana henuIg lodged C2OreT and 2In0tEV 1uthOln c.dL
tug and 10 give full aid entire satisfaction in every
case, or no sale We have testimonials from MANY
Oi our must reliable farmers that they have cut 100
acres with the machine without any expense except
iOr OIL II Is the easiest managed of any machine
and any farmsr cAu put it tOgsthsr even If lac hns
never used machine before.
W { also furnish u double amount Of rrus II has
taken the premium over every other machine wher-
ever 1t mas bSen tried Call and get cutal uue from
"ur warehouse or from OF agents, containing
certiCaies from thusu who uye used them foi three
YEAR past We hnve nut 400 machines for this yeare
Iiie aud already many Of agents have eurznred
from 40 10 40 machines for their respective terrific
Tles nnn we would advise farmers u GIVE THEIR
ORDERS IN EARLY II secure b machine as Labor
will be very ecRrCe harvest time
PRYOR & FROST.
myi Il aud p Msiu ST. Whe.Iiue Va
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DIED.

Yesterday Of consumption, ct the residence Of he,
rsntG, topE miles from this city, on the NGtioasi
yoaEG and four month"; 7'"'
The funeral viii take place on Sunday, the 18th At
nine o'clock An me friends Of The EauiIy ~
TosPoCtfulIy invited to attend.
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Latest bV EYnreSS

usT RECEIVED FROM NEW YORK. ty Adams
y Cos Express, very handsome asss,rf,,e,,t ~
~, ~, latest styles OF LADIES DRESS GOODS: Plain
PIaid aud Embroidered OLsmUiques. Norn,ases Er
IL me variety Choice styles Lawns just opened
All goods at very low prices for cash tsII an, Ia,
JOHN ROEMER's.
JelO No. 80 MRinSt.. Centre Wheeling
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Pursuit NJ the First Virrtnin under
DtGRcUlGHeR

We are kindly permitted TO make the
following extract IRON letter written
nome 10 his family by Jacob HOrnbrOOk,
Esq, who is on his way to visit the First
VIRGINIA Regiment:
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sharp on Gov. Tod.

Col. Granville Moody perpetrated the
following toast at Camp Chase, the other
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Proposals for Fresh Beef.

HEADQUARTERS RAnRoGD DISTRICT,
CUMBERLAND, June Ilth, 1852. je1S-SO,
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sOMETMING ZOE THE LAnIEE-

DIN kING.-AH this style of Trimming for L.
Il dies Dresses is 50 much used W. are ,,Ts
pared 70 DO Pinking neatly aud without deIay
D. HICOLL 4 BIO
jew lO9 Main street
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{ Ill! r HS.-Just received, fine assort.
u "1iS"Oi SOio Pens, for sale cheap BY
is JOS.GRAYEE
M an
The national Republican., 1862-04-11
Wounded in the Great Battle
Relief rendered by Various
Cities.

MILWAUKEE,. April 9.--The Chamber Of Com.
lDerce. on the Governor . recommendation, held
q meeting to day for the relief Of the wounded
No the battle Of Pittburg Landing. After ths
members had subscribed literally, the dOors
were thrown open Tor the reception Of hospital
stores. and 10 night the rooms are well filed
An agent OF the Governor, accompanied by a
surgeon, will leave TO morrow, TO render all The
aid pOssible for the comfort Of the wounded.
CINCISNATI, April "A boat has been CON.
missioned TO take physicians nurses, and storet
TO the scene OF the Tennessee battle.
A meeting Of the Chamber Of Commerce was
held To day, and a committee appointe, 10 30.
licit subscriptions TO purchase nrcessaries ioI
the wounded. A large amount was raised In
a short time. A committee was appointed to
20 TO Columbus TO night to urge the Lepisla
tIrc 10 make an appropriation 10 charter otheI
boats and procure the necessary supplies. II
il probable that three or four boats will leave
here this week for Tennessee.
A large number Of nurses have rendered
their services.
NASHVILLE, April "a large meeting Of cit
izens was held here TO day, al which the Mayor
presided, to make arrangements tU take care O
the wounded from Pittsburg. Twenty five
hundred dollars were contributed, aud any
further amount that might be desired offered.
The steamer Commercial left for tho Tennes
see river TO night, with medical and other sup
plies The steamer Diligcnt will leave LO.mor
row. with nurses and supplicr. Any amount
Of hospital accommodations in the city have
been offered.
The national Republican., 1862-04-11

SENATE AGRCuiruRAL Bill. The amend.
ments proposed by the repor, Of the Committee
on the Patent Office and Patents in the Senate.
are, first, to include in the charge committed
to the Commissioner the fixtures and property
OF the pr0pagating garden, and secondly, that
the employees Of the Department shall take The
oath Of fidelity To their trusts, and the Com
missioner and Chief Clerk shall give bonds
respectively in the sums Of SO, ,O00 and So ,OOy
for the faithful rendering OF all moneys in their
trust 70 their successors. There seems to be II
disposition among our Legislators to do justice
to the agricultural interest, or at least divorce
it from the Patent Office and give it Il separate
recognition, which may be done without mate
rally increasing the expenses Of the Govern.
ment.
The national Republican., 1862-04-11

EMANCIPATION IN THE DISTRIcT.--The Senate
bill for this purpose is now IN the House Com.
mittee Of the Whole. 1t went there necessarily,
as 1t contains an appropriation Of money.
Under the rules, il will require time, patience,
and tactics to give ii a deliverance, but It's
opponents can only postpone its final passage,
which is certain.
The vote, As to 49, upon Mr.. Vallandigham 5
motion to summarily reject the bill, presents
some features which are gratifying, and some
which are not 80.
The Republicans Of all shades voted solid to
sustain the bill On the same side we find the
names OF Mr.. Blair Of Missouri and Mr.. Fisher
(only two from the slave States), of some hall
dozen free State Democrats, and OF Judgr
Thomas OF Massachusetts,, a gentleman not
identified with any party, but Of strong con,
servative leanings.
The vote for the rejection of the bill was
thrown by members from the slave STATS, aud
by the Democrats from the free S,atas, OF the
stamp OF Messrs. Corning, Cox, and Vallandig
ham. We regret 10 observe also the names OF
two members from Western Virginia, Messrs
Blair and Brown, and Of Mr.. Thomas Of Mary
land whose district consists OF the counties o.
Frederick Washington, and Allegheny. Thing
are very much misunderstood here, II either Of
these three gentlemen correctly represents hi'
constituents, in voting against compensated
emancipation in the District OF Columbia.
The national Republican., 1862-04-11
Municipal Elections.

ALBANY, April S.-The city election here %
day resulted in the election of a Democratic
Mayor. Eli Perry, by $500 majority. Mr. Far
sons, the Republican police commissioner, WAS
reelected by II majority. The aldermen and
supervisors comprise Democrats and ) Re
publcans.
LocKroRr, April s.--The election for town
ullicers IN this town today resulted in Demo
cratic triumph JamGs Jackson, Jr., was elected
supervisor by 202 majority. .t.
CINCINNATI. April 8,--At the city election
yesterday, the Unconditional Uuion party cleo
led the Judge OF the Supreme Court, City Com
missioners, Director Of the Iulirmary, Whar
Masters, and Is couDcilmen. The Democratic
Union party elected thu. Police Clerk, Master o
the Water Works, and q Councilnien.
The national Republican., 1862-04-11
FROM FORTR EsS .NO.v.ROl
Our Troops at Yorktown Cheerful
Under the Storm.
The Merrimac Still at Craney
Island.

BALTIMORE. April 10, (from Fortress Monroe
April ~. The Old Point boat has arrived
here.
The news Of the capture of Island No ~
caused great rejoicing ard enthusiasm q. Fort
ress Monroe.
The storm still continued, but was al itins
towards evening.
The latest advices from Yorktown represent
all quiet there, and our army bearing up
brayely against The disagr'eable weather. The
seeming delay by the unpropitious weather
however, il not lost, AS results will doubtless
soon prove. yr..y.
Reports brought ashore from the vessels In
the upper Roads state that the Merriuac was
still lying of Crancy leland this morning. II
Is too thick to perceive anything from the shore
and whole feet might be under Sewali' =
Point, and we none the wiser.
The weather continues shockingly bad, aud
with an unusual high tide the breakers are
roaring along The beach. asf IN |'
The national Republican., 1862-04-11

NORTHERN Pacific RAII.RoAD. Bills have
been introduced in both branches of Congress
for railroads by two routes to the Pacific. The
sections of land, six sections wide on each side
OF the road, and It's branches in Wisconsin and
Minnesota, and ten miles on each side in Dako.
ia and Washington Terlltotirg TIE route
proposed is by Superior City, or st. Paul, to
tue northern shore Of Lake Winnebago, and
thence TO Pugets Sound, on the Pacific coast.
Among the corporators named are WIN. b. Og-
den Dean Richmond, Gee W. Opkykc, and
Geo Law.
The national Republican., 1862-04-11
LATEST BY TELEGRAPH,
rADpnsE1SeRasrmss] h sE15Se. 1 !
The Rebels Have 60, 900 Men,
and promise 100000. .
.Ossr .Mcw Gpotittss For q ishf'

NEAR YORKTOWN, April sth, ,yis Baltimore,
April lOth.-The weather still continues un
favorable for military operstons. II has been
raining for two days. The creeks are much
swollen and the low grounds covered with
water, making The roads almost impossible for
empty wagons.
Information received here shows that the
rebels have force # sixty thousand men,
which Is rapidly being added 70 by troops from
the neighborhood Of Richmond, which Is ole
days travel from Yorktown by railroad and
river. They have four steamers and sixteen
transp ,rh n use, and by the time the roads
arc In condition for the Union army to move,
the rebels may be able 70 meet them wtth one
hundred thousand men. The flower Of theif
army, with heir best armr, are in strongly
sntrenched position. :" b.. a..
Previous 10 our troops occupying their rres
eut position, the military authorities had nc
means Of ascrrtaiuiug the extent Of tho rebel
works. ct
Information obtained through descrters, con
traban,ls, and other sources, show that The enemy
have nearly five hundred guns, some Of then
Of the largest calibrc
The rebel Gen. johnson, with some Of h's
forces, has arrived aud taken command 10 per-
son, showing that they intend making dcspc
ra,e ,csistsnce IL the advance Of our troops "A
every polnt Thoir cnircncbmsuts extend en-
iircly across the peninsula, ircn James 10 iorl
river. ..Tfl. anna
The cheering news lrsi ihs Western depart
ment arrived here to day, and our troops ar'
wild with enthusiasm over the result. aud are
anxious to be led into similar active deeds 0
valcr.
The national Republican., 1862-04-11
Tinaby's Revolving Fort or Battery.

This fort is circular structure of iron or
steel Of sufficient thickness TO resist any prciec
tile which may be used against H. Its sides
are pierced for US many guns as may be requi.
site, arranged upon one, two or more decks,
in regular succession, all pointing from the
centre. and 50 placed as to be discharged each
in their turn as the structure rGvOves. lis
dome is oval, in the top Of which is a circular
platform upon which the chief officer stands,
and which is rcvolved by hin at will, indie
pen iently of the main structure. IN the circle
oi this dome is narrow horizontal aperture,
through which he look. upon the object Of
attack, and with telescope or index directs
the guns. Each gun being manued aud loaded
az in ordinary forts, is discharged in the acl
Of passing the vertical line of tho index, and
always with unerrng ccrlain'y-lhe officer in
command having II in his power by signal Il
the gunners, TO cause the guns u be elevated
or d, pressed al pleasure. By each revolution
Of the fort or battery, occupying not over ont
or two minutes, every gun is dlscharged al The
desired point. II is revolved by u steam en-
gnc located at any requisite distance entirely
beneath The surface, and the magazine is also
underground, il need be- in an opposite diiec
tion, and secure from cxplosion.
1t is claimed that We have here Il combina
tion Of well established powers, about which
there can be no mistake, and which, whel
brought into united action. must, in the eilec
produced, be irresistible. Whereas, in the oil
forts and vessels Of war, not more, probably
than one shot in fifty hits the mark, in this fort
with reasonable cafe, nearly, if not quite, ever
shot is certain 10 take effect. These combine,
powers may be available equally on land au
sea, except that when placed upon asteamshir
instead Of sixty or one hundred guns ns OF
shore, the battery may consist Of II much les
number as matter OF practical necessity Il
point Of spsce and weight, as well AS Of econ
Omy.
| The cost of land fort on this principle. W
are assured, will not exceed two thrds that q
Il casemaLcd stone iOrtiiicatiOn mounting th
same number of guns.
The national Republican., 1862-04-11
By the President Of the United States,
A PROCl lAMATlON

1t has pleased Almighty God to vouchsaie
signal victories TO the land and naval forces
engaged in suppressing an internal rebellion
try the dangers Of foreign Intervention and
invasion.
1t il therefore recommended 10 the people Ol
the United States that at their next weekly
public worship which shall occur after notice
Of this proclamation shall have been received
they especially acknowledge and render thanks
to our Heavenly Father for these incs,imabl,
spiritual consultations in behalf Of all who have
been brought into aiiliction by the casualties
and calamites OF sedition and civil war, and
that :hey revercntly invoke the Divine guild
ance for our national counsels, TO the end tina
they may speedily result in the restoration .
peace, harmony and unity throughout our Dor
ders, and hasten the establishment Of fraterna
relations among all the countries OF the earth
In witness whereof ] have hercunto set IN,
hand and caused the seal OF the Uuited State
to be affixed.
Done at the City Of Washington, this tent
day of April, in the year OF our Lor'
t.. 81 one thousand eight hundred and six,y
two, and Of the independence Of tb
United States the eighty sixth.
ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
By the President:
WILLIAM H. SEWARD,
Secretary OF State.