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Regura,ious for the Admission OF VOLUNTEER

LINE OttIt EkS 10 TIE INIItD y AiEo NAN I.
Acting have served least six months IN
the uiisd State, Navy Acting Master Acting Eossn.
end been mentioned On official d patches for highly merton
conduct in battle.
acting Master must have served at less three months -
Acting fnsgn Acting Masters Mate and been avorsoy
recommended by their mmeGir comniandns ohcer wh!eA
squadron in which they serving
Acting Enssns be between the sses OF she
biftv.e ana least service oe
fore the mas, oc-r. Those who have ,eryed -
chief o. aeca Mt vessels are invited to sPpy iof 'os
position OF Ensign.
Ac n Masters Mates should be between the ages Of twenty
thirty and have been al before the mss or Us an M
GER nye years. ,,.,- AZ,
Before entering the Navy Acting Ensigns and netting Mas
ter Mates viii be required to furnish to TIE navy p-PsN
eut proof their service sooety ana professionals
know of recommendation should come rom
Captains with they have sailed owners ioI hom bey
RAN sailed snd officers acquainted with their pro-
fe.si0nal character and soore;y -
The pay volunteer officers Of tie lie sea since July
10 1862. is as follows:
Ac,lug Leutenats..SlS15 per year and one ra,ion.
Actips Master,....... 1890 Per year aud one ration
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Alllitarr Notlees.

Fifth Senatorial District.An persons who have sp-
piled appointed Recruiting Offers Ia this District are
TO cal upon Colonel PEissSER mis- Head
quarters Lincoln Hall, No. G9 East HousoDst, corner OF
tween the hours OF II a. M and p. 0hersise notice
will be taken Of their application.
CHARLES @ CORNELL, Chairman
WILLIAM IL. YAK Corr, Secretary.
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nI.r smiths and Busiers Wanted tor q Cav:
nuksE- sHOERS and 10 bUGLERS, for Scots ~ " -:
Volunteer Cavalry now IT, service In around
Bounty subsistence &a furnished For farther nfor @saes
apply to Capt. FIREMAN ORNE, Recruiting Ohoer', ~.
Hall PEk
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FROM WASHINGTON.
THE RETURN OF ABSENT SOLDIERS.

GOV. ORAPeR's COMMISSION
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The Reported Rebel Iron Clad Fleet.

Interesting Interview with Gen. Halleck
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CoOley's Cabinet Printing Press-for the ATTY mSy
and Navy aud all who desire to do their own printing "
J. q. COOLEY.
Pdutsu Warehouse, Me- Spuesst. N. J.
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Express TO Ncwbern, N. &.

ADAMS EXfRESS Co.
VIII dispstch their next Express TO Newberi N Z, %
SATUKFAI Au. 2. Nothing contEsbsnd taken foF iuf'
Their particulars TO rates Of freight 49, apply to
ADAMS EXPRESS Co,
No SO Broadway n, Y.
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THE WASHINGTON COLORED REGIMENT,
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49, Ia npde. Zen Mcclellan ct Hsnison's.
All article; for sod Union CsOp should be sent s the
niRsSi or rxPREss No. "a Broadway, as they charge
only half rates
R,.mution Papers under the new Militia Law which
bhempI an or before Angus. Is p4epsrsd by
mus % h' ItMES r. Cunning, Notary, Room No. 3,
a,soor fion, No. 237 Broadway, Broadway Bank.
Fee - cents.
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National Volunteers. AiEhit aSo ~ ~. ar.
FRONT RANk.-JARED MAxON basn: oeen auy e. =.
thozed raise company 10 presumed nst .s.e -
Newly class OF patriotic young men VINO aesn s.n-
o. the service Of their country with inent 10 -.
sused service In the held and under officers VIC =.
gard In recruiting the seection OF tns a,.ssbls
whose moral qualifications would render 'ne i'm.
coupeni 1n in arms such and others sc 49,. -.
ue!iaiey for this company. Non comm sJx snr. a
ects gron efficient 10 the an or bsfor, beins
houuty aud nav of each rec nv n "a subss,
mustered INTO SCI vice Of the United sisss ,i. az.
epcs fl IN day enlistment, Those ,ns o,ics NO SIS
We.t.I cor l0.h.t Two compesn,, n'S r., ostcsS
with as Lieutrnanta NapN y.
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Now Ready.
PRICE % CENTS.
EMBELLISBED WITH -
FORTY ILLUSTRATIONS
Beautifully Drawn and Engraved.
HEROIC INCIDENTS,
Personal ADVENTURES AND ANECDOTES


BEING A CoIIgCTIos OF
The Most Interesting and Exciting Events
Of the Present Remarkable Crisis
III History.
This volume which elegantly printed Is Intended to pre-
serve m recollection Of the Nation those numerous snts OF
heroic daring aud endurance which have ae dy made the
present unhappy notable the annals of e wofd
eDd ~hch sThugy illustrate the American cnafscser
need hardly say that these instances Of human prowess
are cou6ned section but mpartisy taken from
al the command The consequence Is thst
more wonderful co lection Of chysc deeds has before
ueen presented TO tue public 10 sinsl- volume. =,
Thisi p. excellence. book for Summsr trGyo!ng-the
Incidents being told in simple language without the
ate nt at great .iguremeut all history sensational
writing aud every incident bears upon its lace the stamp Oh
undoub,ed truth. 49,
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TO Groccrs, Farmers, Gardeners, and Market

To Grocers, Farmers, Gardeners und Markos
The Sauitsr, Commission Will send vessel In few days
10 the SEAT Of WAR loaded with provisions be distrio0.
ted gfstuiousy to the They particularly request con-
lributions of .o,,rr,,vr,
POTATOES, DRIED and PktsEh'ED
OSIDNs MEATS.
CANTED FRUITS Sailed or SMOKED
CANNED VEGETABLES, FISH.
PRESERVED FRUITS, PICKLES,
DRIED FRUITS, EGGS
SAUER KikAUT, BUrcER,
ORANGES, CHEESE
LEaONs, OAr NEAL
CHOCOLATE.
The health the whole suffering from monotony
OF diet, aud the driven by natural crsvinz iot
heathfu v4o,y purchase unwhOesome food aud drink
al exorbitsft prices.
Tne.e Article, net therefore needed Injuries, but y
essntas he.th They viii be received board the canal
boa, Alice Beach, lying a. the foot Of Dey-s,.
HENRY ". BELLOWS. Pres't
WM. II. VAN bUREN 81 d..
{. X. AGNEU. n D.,
WOLCOTr GIBBS. NJ. d.,
FRED. LAW 0iMSTED,
GEO T. STRONG.
Executive Committee.
THOMAS H. FAILE, JR.,
Nev.York July %. 1902. Superintendent, \. y. Once
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-09-13

That all 80 called Union Conventions place In
nomination for Congress the old Republican
Congressmen--men who were elected upon the
sectional issue of slavery In 1860!
Worcester in this District, ShellabarRer In
the Columbus District, Cutler In the Washing
ton District, John A. Bingham (who declares
he wants mo Union II slavery is not wiped
out'') in the Harrison District, are re.nonlSnat-
ed. All of them are Republicans of the deep
est dye, who two years ago we're contemptuously
assailing the Democracy as "Union Shriekersh
and "Union Savers" Now, these Wades,
Bnghams, Worcesters, all of whom are rant
ing radicals-one-ideaists not even allow
the Democracy the privilege of styling them
selves Union men! Haven't they made short
turn2 And don't the people see why2 The
reason Is plain: These old Republican members
Of Congyess. elected by MatpaJty in 1860, knoD
thai the people no longer tndoTss the Chicago Plat.
form or their uLtyGsm. Hence 10 order 60 secure
their re election. toith The came principles deeply
rooted In their minds, they change the name of
their organisation to "Union" party, hoping in
this way TO cheat The people into re- eectng them.
Has not the experience of two years shown the
people that the legislation In Congress OF vi.
tras has been disastrous 10 the GoVernment2
But we point to single fact. The Repa6i.
can element Of the "Union party" last fall,
took good care to get q msjority of their wing
into the Legislature In order to gerrymander
the State into Congressional Districts This
was the Arst indication Of their intention to
control the mex. Congress ct any COST They
got bill through, by which they gave to the
1000 Democrats OF Ohio, three Congressman
ouy-to the Republicans sizteen This Union
party has, 80 far, In this State, refused to MONT
nate for Congress any Democrat who went into
the Fusion Union movement Of last fall! not
one! They say-the Cleveland Leader and its
strlpe-we can't trust them! they do not stand
up to the Chicago Platform! Those Democrats
who we're hoodwinked into Ben. Wade's Union
Tea-Party last fall can vote for such radicals as
Worcester, BiOgham and Riddle, but they won't
return the compliment! They are very good
appendsges to the republican kite! They are
the tails!-Ssneca AdpeYtissY.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-09-13

DEAR Sin an using your Cothartic Pills In my prOc-
tce aud find them an oxcelsnt purgatiye to cleanse the
system and purity he fountains gf De Itood.
JOHN q. MEACIIAM NJ d
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DR.. VIM. B. HURD'S
DENTAL REMEDIES
ARE
THE BEST IN the Worlds
FINE TEETH & A SWEET BREATH,
AND CURING 80
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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-09-13

v,r,,,v 1v,,,,,,,r ~ n y a., ., Ie.r
"Hiea", " myVuine ~ W, Az - MI. IT, 80 t'SS.
.O al St a ar % uSS m SoTi - ~ 1 ptI. %
a ~, ou ~ u ;n nS ~ - ~'.s!. ~ " H. L,o,y S
JOHN @. MEACuAM, NJ. D.
cS., .,-
S1nstlPnSion, SostlYehSss, suPPregSIon'
Nhsnnatsm, Sout' NeuraiSin, Drop-
SS' f1raAyss' fits' etc'
roo o M Do, - H. '" .";S :, uOr uO~. p,1,. .So s ,,a
costte.. ifotiers of our fraternity have found them
inr n for tie bsnost Of tIs mutuSss who suIsr from,
that Complaint which although Ind enouUh In itslr Is
the prorentor of others tnt nrc yorss behave cos
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DEPARTMENT OF the INTERIOR, 9

?
Sin; have used your Pills In my general and hospital
practice since you made them aud cannot hesitate to
say they arc the best eathartic employ Their Iegu
latIng action on tho liver Is quick and decided,
quentIy they admirable remedy for arrangements
OF that organ. Indeed, have seldom found Of
Gots disease obstinate that did not readily yield to
them. Fraternaly yours, AL0NZ0 BALL Bl. D.
FhysiciaH Of uie MJriIie Hospital.
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why is Ia,

the families of the gallant men who have gone
and are going into thearmy.-ED. srATEssAN. ]
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Dysentery, DIarrhoa, Relax, Worms.

y
Your Pills have had long trial In my practice, and
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ever found Their alternative effect upon the liver makes
them excellent remedy when given In small doses for
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makes them very acceptable and convenient for the
Of woman and children
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-09-13
Bllious Disorders s-Liver Complaints.

From Dr. Theodore Dcli, Of Nsg T6rl cty
Not only your Pills admirably adapted to their pn'
pose as an npericnt but find their beneficial effects upo
the Liver very marked indeed, They have in my prde
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rejoice that have Mt length purgtlive which ID woT
ttA Bic confidence Of tlIe prVlession aud the people.
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Dyspepsia, ImpurIty OF che blood.

DyspepBfnI IlnpurIty OF the BI0Ou'
From. Rec. J. v HteJ Fdaor Of Adrsat Church. Boston
DR.. AVER: have used your Pills with extraordinary
In my family and Rmong those called % visit
in distress. To regulate the organs Of digestion and
purify the blood, they tho very best remedy have
ever known, and can confidently recommend them to
my friends. Yours, J. V. uINES.
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AS a Family Physic.
Fom d.. 2. w Oarttgri0ht, Nc8'0rl'

TT0N Df' u W UUFTlVTIVT1i It10 VIl.VfT''
YoU. ills arc the prlpce Of purges. Their exceent
qualities surpass any catharc we possess They are
mild but very certain and eectla In their action on The
bowels which makes them Invaluable to Ills in the daily
treatment OF disease.
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.ndeche .ssckHeadocho, Foul stomach
From DR.. Ea,oard Boyd, Baltimore

DEAR BIO. AYEn cannot answer you ioidt complaints
have easi with your Pills beter than to say dhu" ne
treat With dpnyg1tiye mecs place great depen-
cnre on M eioctua ratlartic In my daily contest with
seasc and believing do that your Pills alI0r Us the
bcsS we have, Of course value them highly.
- PrTTsBuRG, Pa, May ], 1866.
Or. }. C. ATEE Sir: have been repeatedly cured Of
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Of your Pills. It seo1s to arise from foul stomach
which they cleanse at once.
Yours with great respect ED. W. PREDLE,
al, nfC (T11Ysas
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WIN. B. HURD & CO., Eew York.
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THREE TRAINS DAILY,
ExcaPr SUNDAY,
From Columbus In connection with Trains on tho
LITTLE MIAMI AND COIUmRus
AND XENlA RAILROADH.

FIRST TRAIN.
NIGHT NXPREss-Lsayes oolumbus at 400 A, NJ.
VIII stop at Delaware, Ashley, CardinEton, Giiead,
daon, and at all stations North Of Gallon; arriving AZ
cleveland at $50 A.. NJ, Dunkirk 355 P. NJ, Buffalo
62S p. NJ, New York 10 An, Boston q30 P. III.
SECOND TRAIN.
NEW YORK EXPRBsS-Leaves Columbus az Il:lO
orestline, Shelby, New London Wellington and Graf.
toni arriving st Cleveland at 335 P. M Dupkirk pC5
M; Buffalo loeS P. NJ, New York 300 P. M, Bostoa
THIRD TRAIN.
MAIL AND EXPREss-Leaves Columbus at 500 P.
WIN stop at all stations south Of Shelby, and at
Iaem, NtW LONDON WeI Bton, Grafton and Berea; ar.
riving at Cleveland at 9lO T. M Dupkirk ESQ A. M
Bunslo o2o A. M, Now York 300 P. NJ, Boston IL IS
?. M.
CONNECTIONS.
"A AZ Delaware with Springfield Branch for Springfield
AZ orestllne with Pittsburgh, IT. WAYNE and Chicago
Railroad for Pittsburgh, Philadelphia and Baltimore
Also for Chicago nav O"'''''''''
AZ Shelby, with sandu,Ey, Manifold and Newark Rail-
rosu, LOT all points on that road Also for Toledo,
AT Cleveland, with Lake Shore Railroad for Era
Dunkirk' Buffalo, New York and Boston.
Patent Sleeping Cars are run on all
Night Trains to Chicago, New
-.-l York and Boston.
Bd0od0e Meoksd Through TO Neao York and Boston
va UeDsldnd aiso. 10 Philadelphia aad
Rsto YoTk eta 0ssRtae.
--. --.- RETURNING.
Night Express arrives at Columbus at Il:30 Pm.
cincinnati Express arrives at Columbus at 100 A. NJ
accommodation arrives ct Columbus at I0l5 p. n, y
-------
Fare as Low as by any other Route,
Ask for IYekets DiG Cyesiine or Qepelead.
-T~.-r 1.s.HLINT,T y -,I
Superintendent, 0lsveland, Ohio
JAMES PATTERSON, Agent
Columbus, Nay =, is09. N'''
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disease cold settles somewhere ia the body and OBJ
srcts It's natural functions. These II not relieved,
react upon themselves and the surrounding organs, pro-
ducug general aggrayation, suffering, and disease
While in this condition. oppressed by tho deangehen,s
take AYERS pills and how directly they restore the
natural action Of tho system, and with II the buQyant
feeling Of health again What Is truo aud 10 apparent 10
this trivial and common complaint, Is also true IN many
Of the deepeeatsd and dangerous dsemers Tile game
purgatve osct expels them. Caused by similar obdrge
lions aud arrangements OF the natural functions Of ths
bs;y they arc rapidly, and many Of thcm surely, cured
Ly e same means None who know the virtues of ese
Pills, win neglect to employ them when suffering nom
the disorders they cure. .s .
Statements from leading phydians In sonio Of the
principal cities and from other well known public per-
sons.
From F0,1eardiag Merchant " 81. LotHs, fD 4, 1856
Dr. AYrR: Your pills orc the paragon Of all that 10
great In medicine. They Iave cured my little daughter
OF ucerods upon or hands and feet that had proved
iuCur1e for years. Her mother has been long grleV,
o2y afflicted with Jutoies and pnples OIL cr skin Gnd
IN her Lar After our child cured, she also tried
''r pills, and they lave cured her. ,,
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AY ER'S
CATHARTIC
PILLS..

Are you sick, feeble, and
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cleanse out tho dlsordered lu'
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let tho llulds move on unob.
stricted in health again.
They stimulate the functions
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tivity, purify the system from
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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-09-13
Master Commissioners Sale.

Master Commissioners Sale.
william D. Aup0Ard Superior oour. Of franklin
Rob.r. Riordsn ct al. county, Ohio.
TN PURSUANCE OF AN OR DER Oh
i the said Court to me directed will offer for sale
at public auction G the door Of the Court House In
the city Of Columbus, On f6e
Saturday, the 9Th dav Of September, A. d.
5s fH 1862, ,-
At one O'Clock P. NJ. the following described real e.
tate. situate In Franklin county, Ohio, to witt
part Of Parks survey No 33l5 IN the Virginia Dis
trot beginning OF point In the National Road and
road laid out along the east line Of certain tract Of
300 acres or thereabou belonging 70 Joseph NJ eullt
vasE thence s4K deg T. l16 90 100 poles along the
center OF the said National Road thence N 5K deg. W.
1884 a0lD0t 10 sake; thenee 3. n deg. 90 min. W.
81 100 poles 70 stake being the northwest corner Of
Robert n Neil's land; thence g. II deg so miu west
5 poles to the pace Of beginning containing loo acres
1t being tract OF 100 aores OF the west end OF traci
Of aosk acres owned BY said kcbert .. Neil. 1904
a. ". HUFFMAN, shsria,
giox. e-1. .CA and Master oommissloner.
Il, o. Eo1Lr,, Atty.
Printers Tees ESQ ~ ffh I aiHH g'ie ~
sns.s-ca@~ta sug erT gaz al..afTs ,-sy
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-12-23
The Prof. spoke ia hts happiest strain

The PEof. spoke in hn haPpiest strain
and was frequently applauded.
=. II. Hall, Esq, next appeared and de-
liVered very foFeible, effective and patti
otto speech. Weiwere highly pleased With
his remarks and regret we can not give
them in fall. he began by speaking Of the
power which Richmond once possessed. II
was great place. But they have found
out that we of West Virginia can do some
things without them. We can have Lee
gislature, Governor &c. They had OPP
pressed US so often and in so many ways
that we have Concluded to get. Rlong With
ont them. They bought the South West
with that great fiEEle-the RauRWha canal.
He spokeo Of the taxes and showed the finan..
ctal condition of the new State to be all
that could be desired. There are $I25, 900
in the Treasury with collections from only
twenty-seven of the forty eight eounties.--
He believed there was but one sentiment
among truly loyal men as to the new
State. There were those who were
opposing it because they thought It
would not be to the advantage of
Letcher and Davis. The people will
ratify this thing ten to one. There is no
doubt of it. We have everything within
ourselves TO make great State. We ex-
pect in = few years to have great State
We want to live in peaesaud quietuds, bnt
the East muSt7let us alone. We have a
plan for q free school system; We have eT-
erything We need to make US great and
prosperous people. Some persons had a
great dread of Yankees, bathe could say
that while they were pretty sharp and re-
quired watching, yet wherever you fud in
dustry and enterprise, you will find Yam
KEGS. He meant by Yankees those who
lived by their head and hands. He hoped
/ every new State man 1YouIti use his entire
influence to carry the measure before the
people. Tho President will then issue his
Proclamation and we are in the Union for!
ever. Old Abe was not the worst man in
the world after all. 9a. 'ssd f ii p
The speecheslwere interpreted and the
meeting closed by most excellent singing
on the part OF a number of young ladies
and gentlemen under tie leadership of Mr..
Cromwell. Alargenumber of ladies' graced
lhe occasion with their presence.
After the adjournment general illumi:
nation aud the firing of a salute from Peir-
points Hill appropriately closed the cele-
/ bration. zoo lEal 90 ~ .a-tu rlaI fifa4-
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The whole of Mt. Lincoln's Cabinet would
seem to have been on a rampage, ii any,
credit is dBs to the gossip in the teieRraphtc
columns. What's been The mattsF7 No
explanation is given. Something very sud
den must have broken loose at he.close of
last week, to have produced such a sensa-
ton for the news mongers. And yet after
all the fuss nobody appears to be out
''Nobody hurt The couppy will be Gu
rious to know what was aiiing Messrs.
Seward q Co., that they should have taken
a notion to leave so suddenly.
The following is the New York POsrs
dispatch lin fully ON the subject, alluded to
in The kilograms yesterday;
WAsHIHaFoN, December 2O.-I am able
20 say, on sufficient authority, that Mr.
Seward, the Secretary of State, and Mr..
Frederick Seward, the Assistant Secretary,
have sent in their resiglations to the Pres.
ident, and asked TO be relieved immediately
from duty. sI., ,l....'tss.s. s5s n. =
Some days ago COMMITTEES of Senators,
Instructed BY caucus of the majority OF
that body. waited on the President to ask
him TO remove the Secretary of State, on
the ground that he was blameable for the
improper management Of ths war, uls
Mr.seWard, it is said, heard Of the pro .
posed committee, and before it could reach
the President he at once sent in, formally,
his resignatioa, With that OF the Assistant
Secretary. ga. s745'oa .
The President has not yet accepted them
but has the matter in consideration. I7U
He ia somewhat excited at the turn Of
affairs. Gig s-az4rs !. ~ sl5
Meantime, Mr.. Seward is at the Depart.
ment Office, as usual. But he has not
Withdrawn bis resignation. ~
These are the facts of the case. ssis =
Mr.. Stewards friends say that there is no
disagreement between the President and
the Secretary; but Mr.. Lincoln is much
grieved at the resignation, and will eudeav-
or to retain Mr.. Seward ll.