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The national Republican., 1862-01-24
Assn IL OF q Drunk ken Licute na mt.

One of the jurymen in the Wolfe case while
retiring from the National Hotel, WAS assaulted
by a person said to be u lieutenant on General
Butler's STAFF, without the shadow of Il provo.
cation. He got away without arrest.
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Criminal Court.

Daniel Roberts, whose trial we reported In
yesterdays paper, has been declared not guilty
OF the murder Of John Wolfe. and discharged.
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COLDIERS JUST RETURNED FROM RICH
, mond can buy their Clothing and Furnishing
Goods at SMITHS, No 400 Seventh street, oppo.
site Post Ofhce, at Northern prices.
ian lo-d'm tStarl
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Appoinsmen,s Confrmsd,

The following persons have been confirmed
a. commissioners Of the Metropolitan Police:
Joseph +. Brown, Zenas q. Robbins, and Geo
8. Gideon, Of Washington; VIM. H. Tenney, oi
Georgetown, and Sayles J. Bowen.
The national Republican., 1862-01-24

E>OR RENT.-A convenient and large OFFICE,
4 with bed room attached In very pleasant and
desirable location. Address Az,
Jan 23-3t City Post Office.
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CAMP OANDLESTICKsi
THE LAST iMpRovGMeNr,,
"7sn Cup by Day and Cdndlsstiok BY Night"


"7in Cup BY Day and Cdndleslick BY Night"
Every soldisr msst AVE u csadlssssek, sad a b.
can cary Il along With hin without sdditionsi
trouble, 20 much he better. This d exactly the
thing for you, boys You can't loss Il without losine
your tin cup and you cant lose your tin cup n you
strap 10 10 your knapeack. Drink your coloe. BOYS,
In the day, and, when the night comes, turn your
cup bottom upwards, and you have pcrfeot candle.
10 be had ct the northeast corner Of Seventh and
= streets, second story. sutlsrs supplied. . :
Jan 22-iws .ae. ~. - '.r.. ..ta .s
pOsWRLL's INDICATED
For COUGHS,
COLDS,
BRONCHITIS,
FLUENZA,
... HOARSENESS,
And all 'ineip,ent stages Of Consumption
Fer sals, wholesale and retail, By
Corner MARYLAND avenue asd seventh 4.
And 2. d. GILMAN,
Penn. avenue. near Browns Hotel.
Charles Allen, W. B. Entwisle,
D. ,. Clark, Joho Il. Major,
L. M. Smith, B. G. Major.
II. II. McPherson, j. W. Nsirn,
sc. Ford, J. D. O'Donnel,
J. r. Milburn, J.. r. Dawson,
Charles Stott, D. Ridgely.
In Georgetown By Kidwell, Ssthoron, Sci.sll, and
Barnard.
And by Druggists and Suffers generally.
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3 A N X e r s
No. 47A Fourteenth Street, opposite
Wiliards' Hotel,
WASHINGTON.
SIGHT DRAFTS, good At all points in the West
ern, Northern, and New england States, for sale
All O. the highest rates paid for oil kinds of amour
rent money Gold aBd Silver Coin and Eastern
Bank Bills at low premium and In sums to suit
purchasers
Special attention given to
Renting Money for Soldiers.
We do It on the lowest terms and 10 the safest man
neF.
" 4 kind. Of GOvsrnmon. Securities Bought Sold
We give special attention to the Collection Of us
DIsPurBD Claims against the Government. We de
cline taking charge Of speculative or doubtful de-
Our charges for Collection, Exchange and oil
other mstters will always be - low - the market
We refer 70 the Accounting Officers of the United
States Treasury, and BY SPECIAL permission 70
Hon Edward Jordan, Solicitor U. 5. Treasury
Washington.
Hon; I. =: ChItteuden, Register U. S. Treasury
Edward Tyler, Esq. Cashier Suffolk Bank, Boston
lion. Edward IIaight n. g., President Bank Com
monwealth, New York
Fairbanks l. Co, ls8 BrOadway, New York
Livermore, Clews Co, Bankers, New York.
Nes.rs. Jay, , coke h Co., Bankers, Philadelphia
Hon. H. W. Hoffman, Collector Of the Customs
Chss +. Hsrtt, Cashier Farmers Bank, Troy.
jsna
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ESURNISHBD ROOMS, and . few weekly
Il boArders can be accommodated at No. 2s9 q
street, between Thirteenth and Fourteenth streets,
at moderate priceG
Jan 23-6t4
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KRIS KR1NGLE 8 GONE.
Just receiving. the largest stock of
FANCY GOODS
In Washington.
Writing Desks, Dressing Cases, Portfolios, Direo.
tion and Alphabet Elocks, Games, Photo.
graph Albums, GIFT and Miscel.
laneous Books In great
varieties, at war
Call and see at SHEPHERDS
Headquarters,
dec q Corner Seventh and d streets.
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ian k-1m

IJELMD0lAD'S EXTRACT OF BUCHUi
For Diseases Of the Bladder, Kidney, Gravel
Dropsy, 6o, no.
HELNB0LD'S Extract Of Buohu for Secret and
Delicate Diseases.
HELMBOLD's Extract Of Buchu for Nervous ana
Debiltated sufferers.
HELMBoLD's Extract OF Buehu tor Log q
Guilty Of Breathing, Weak Nerves, and Universal
Lassitude Of the muscular system.
HELMBOLD'S Extract Of Buohu for all dis,
tressing -Obstruotons, Irregularities, EN.
cess In married life, early indiscreions 10 and
oil diseases of the sexual organs, whether existing
have originated, and no matter Of how long stand
Ing.
HELNBOLDS Extract Of Buohu 10 pleasant In
ts tsSte and odor, and immediate In action.
Price q per bottle, or six bottles for s6, delivered
10 any address.
Depot, lOl South Tenth Street, Philadslphis.
dec Ism
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i ward. SMITHS, No. 400 Seventh street, get
some Of his Crest Bargains In Clothing Furnishing
Goods, Hats and Caps. Itar) jan 18-d1m
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Future oAv0.
RY 0RBEn q WILLIAMS. Aucsionssrs.
k.fTINMyE SALE OF 0R0OkRiks, LIQUORS AND
STORE FIXTURES, At AtCTION.

STORE FIXTURES, At AtCTIUN.
On "WEDNESDAY MORNING, the qoh inst.
d Loui,isna avenue, bstwsen Sixth and seventh @
fuo .ad e s.ss srsiPss Tss.:
w f.s sn;%:,ss: sns.. :nS Il ros.. gsfs;
Tobsooo, Cigar, Soap, Candies, Bacon, and geo.
eral assortment Of other Groceries.
so: o %SeS S s n sos and
Br.ndies,. Wines, Gin, whisky and Scotch Ale,
Several barrels fne Vinegar,
Also, the store Fixtures, Platform and Counter
Scales. Sugar NH, Stove, Counter and Shelly
Ing, Measures, &C., &c.
GREEN 4 WILLIAMS,
jan "a (6tarl Auctisneers.
QY J. G. MCGUIRE 4 CO., Auotionssrs.
EresLLENT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, AT PUB
Lie AUCTION.
10 O'Clock, on the first floor Of Caruiis Saloon,
where i hiss been removed for convenience Of sale
We shall sell portion Of the Household Furniture
Handsome Plush covered Sofa, Arm and 'Parlor
Rosewood M,rDle.top Tables
OAK oIs IsssSssr ceC, covered Library R% Vsof' sofa
Cane seat Chairs, Lounge,
Hail. cloth covered Sofa, Rockers
Large standing Desk, Library Steps
Sii P.intinss, , window 5!ov.n Shades Hs..
Hatrack, Extension Dining Table
Feather Beds, Bolsters and Pillows
Blankets, Comforts, Spreads
BedsteadS, Bureaus, Washs!snds lands
Ten new Secretary and scoke..es
Lot of Bedsteads, Chairs and Ta6les.
jan 24-d fStarl Auctioneers
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DITTENHOUsE, FAINT, d CO.,
N BANKERS,
352 Pennsylvania Avenue,
Issue DRAFTS on all parts Of the United States, iu
sums to suit Ofhcers and Soldiers.
Also, Drafts on London, Ireland Scotland, Wales,
and ali portions Of the continent ofiEurope.
Highest Price Paid in Gold for United
StatS Treasury Notes Of the different issuea, and
Northern currency.
Exchange on the principal cities North, payable
in cord or currency, sold to suit purchasers.
RITTENHOU6E, FAINT & CO., Bankers,
No. $50 Pennsylvania avenue,
Near Browns Hotel
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Gold and Uncufrent Money Purchased,
Bpecie, and United States Currency. Accounts
RiTTENROUSE, FAINT 4 CO., Bankers.
No. $50 Pennsylvania avenue,
Ian <-lm Near Browns Hotel
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NOV Is YOUR TINE TO BUY ovERCOATs,
IN Pants and vesta, at New. York prices, at
SMITHS, No. 40 Seventh street,
Jan 16-dlm [Starl opposite Post Ofhos.
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DOARDInG.-A few Table or Day Board
ID ers can be accommodated at No. 442 Mint
street, second door north Of the Patent Once.
Jan 2l-N
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p. S.eEditors OF the above papers will please
COPY, and send their bills to the Patent Once, with
. paper containing this notice. '"-~sw
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1862-10-04

IN All thene ~ tha n;tiaa Tia hAPboP here
= ~ mn. ~ Me..of.wa 81 III
1870 49, AI-;,.ps riess = slraa1v
49, ss.-;1shle.
..--........s,,..~u.
e 49, -
p. =. Porter, Of the Nav, - oess ~.
p0sqee4a ~ - oo0oe9 % w. 49,
foreos 90 the ai6iseippk Rivst. fofos
nn0es hin, vessels, eoe aeo - VII
- larger thu vas evef bsEofs sn@r sos
eomoand ofa6ny uoits4 satss easalD1ees.
HIS squadso6Uill b eIesioos . every re-
Or cot from that OF Farsakoss shO stu coo.
maDds. the Wesfesn Ooif squadron, whose
hsad. Quartsrs are Of PsuseSola. 80 Z
c..;..a.,A M n.t-
A,.A,. ~ ve.sies.s.. .ho haa
49, "5.s.,"s.c.. ccn.,, rr;s;es fan a.
s -" -hnr "a lcccs;.,r a. ,he
rehel feeeea 1900 ous sossAsss bosdss,
"a vho ~ hen 10 sous Of shsir eanps
within tea dsve. represeuss that II NewtOa
Couotv. S mjjes south OF Graaby, there are
son amber CoGae sod Shelly: I miles west
81 N.o.ho. n ia sane Couaiy. there sss
| ON .sdsr Gen. Cooptr, half Of then 10.
d;.ns. ana all ven armed At Pea Ridge
Gen. Rains has force Of $500, and Gen.
CARROLL . ono: sou,h OF Forsythe. lust over
~ Ark.nsas line. Gen. Parsons has 8 600;
Z sho,e ljstanee heyend McBride has 3. 600;
Gen. uolmes has II 900 as Little Rack. OF
the above. 90, 600 are either within Missouri
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While our generals and brave soldiers Ia
the field are driving traitors honewards,
and maintaining the rights Of loyal men 81
the cannon's mouth, We ct homo should
prevent the treas0O-m oDgers in our midst
from robbiDG % Of any Of tho Inherent
rights at the ballot.bOxes. 10 other words
~. must $50 to is, ~ the coming elections,
that none but trusty, upright, loyal men 6ll
the oiices Of the State or represent Is in
Congress. We want no more par:isaos OF
any stripe in the councils Of the nation, or
our Own Legislsture. Every man Who 90.
pires to ol6ces in the gift Of the people Ibis
fall, must be true and shove suspicion Of
intrigue agaiost the GoverDment, the Con.
stitusiou, Or the laws. lie nust be able to
take oil oaths Of allegiance to the country
without . mental reservation that will CO.
danger tho UPTON or the efforts OF the Ad-
ministration 10 pat down this rebellion
He must have no sympathy with armed
rebels, be unconditional 10 bis love for the
progress of truth, liberty and juseice, end
free from all ambitiop except to serve them
faithfully. In short be muse be wNcondi.
ti0nally for the Union snd The Goveruwent.
There are aspiraDts 20 these Offices not
only 10 Illinois, bat in other States, who are
not to be trusted. They have tempered
openly and secretly, With unhalloved parties
and cIiques which do NOT desire to to see the
States reunited under the old Con ,situtioo,
and the stain Of unclean things remains up.
on them. These men, no matter what they
call themselves, must pos be admitted TO
fellowship with those faithful public ser.
wants who arc exposing life and limb 10
A. Al Ca
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|TELEGR AP HIC.
:: --latest Dispatches.
THE INDIAN WAR!
Bloodier than Ever
The White Mans War.
Buell's Army Moving /!
Resemblance across the Psts4ac.
SlgeI has net asked 70 be relieved.
CHARLESTON TO De ATTACKED.
REBELS DESTROYING B. ORR.
'Rebel Army Missouri.
THE WAR on Tue POTOMAC.
Etc. Etc. Etc. Etc.
81

Chicago, Oct. l.
A letter from Fort Ambercrombie Of the
22d, says: For four weeks No have been
surrounded By large bands OF Indiaus.-
They havs made two attacks already. The
half.bseeds 10 the Fort think they have gone
20 get Asssssnce from the Yauotons. Some
days since they enme within hundred
yards OF the For', and drove OF $50 head
Of cattle and horses. Four days later they
made the 6rst attack; the eight lasted two
hours, when the indiana Withdrew, taking
oil their dead and wounded. Il S o'clock
next morning our pickets discovered them
approaching in larger force, spreading oui
and soon completely surrounded the Fort,
and attacking it from four different points.
Tho number engaged 10 vsriously estimated
ss from 400 70 Coz. The lshs lasted Eve
hours.
The loss Of the enemy must have been
great, ~ the Ore from our hovisssrs told
With terrible eject. In their retreat they
carried OF oil their dead.
The inhabisanss Of the towns Of Breck.
enridge, Evansville, Georgetown, Pomne,
De Feres and Clurpetra have left, and the
whole country for 300 miles q desersed.-
IL 10 nearly Eve wseks since . mail arrived
at The Fort, and bat one messenger hes
come through fron Sc Cloud. The mail
carrier from Georgetowu and Pembina re-
porss the Red Lake lsdians show no hostile
sisns yet.
For weeks some 1900 Iudians and half
breeds have been gathered at Grasd corks,
the place sc'eesed Tor the treaty. Becom.
ing dissstis1sd the Penbina lndians drove
OF. all the cattle; The Red Lakers however,
interfered, and the sattls we're returned. /.
0 Chicago, Oct. 1.
The ST. Pasl Prsos Of The 28sh, says .
party Of Wipsshagos6 made 10 attack on
. Norwegian settlement on the. 'sosth side
Of the north fork of the waosonwsb, near
Medelis. and killed 9 persons.. This-a new
outbreak. and was followed by : stampede
of the settlers Of that vicinity. A body Of
our noanted mss have been sent 10 persist
81 the la6iass. L IVES believed they would
b osseeakeo and panished.
Col. Slbley's ofkcisl report Of The bstsls
y Wood Lake says ssvsss eAaslissnsos
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EMANClRAT10N.
lRro0 FOsnsy's rress. ]

The rsbslliou 10 ct 90 end The Presi:
J. asne has dose good deed, ct good time.
He has preaounesd the doom OF slavery ou
Tie Auefiooo e0otiSsnt. After dalIyisa
with this great sip, because be dreaded "a
do yioleuoe TO The intesesse and wishes OF
any porsion 81 the people, be has accepted
he lessons Of experience, and ends :he va,
by puetine % eud TO the cause Of the var
IL THE rsbsllioa hes taught DC anything, i,
% tAas ~ slavery we have been defeated il
our UasioaAl psogress-by slavery the rich.
ct cod foieees portions Of our republic
havs bAsa kept % desert end wilder.
neee-by slavery great part Of The people
have been eotraeged from one anosher-by
slavery or iUestsasions have been preveo.
ted frou dsvelepiog The bleesiogs our faith.
,ses intended thsy should bestov. Slavery
has bsso perpetual disgrsos to the Amer.
ieas nems.' Slavery has bloomed into %.
dition. ard ripssed Into war. Why shonld
it llve7 i hes nenaeed our dearest rights,
aad has fobbed % Of osr dearest kisdred.
This. fearful monster, istertWinieg itsell
aresud ~ visals Of the Republic, resard.
iae iss growth, Destroying its ussfsiness,
( uakiag lse vesy cxisteoee wresche0, at last
aseaeAS 70 take HE lite which hsd nourishsd
= q, AID % read the bosou on which il had
: grown. u sslf defence ve have wrestled
! b its snbsaces-wfessled IN blood, var,
saeasaags, assolaties. end slaughter- ard eli
Il vsi1. The Struggle l. nov for life or
i 10Th. lf slavery lives, the republic dies.
~ yspsblie1sss iivs, aud 20 slavcry nsss
. As. 3Ais y the neaaiBg Of the Presidens'i
: pseslanasion, and bic words record slave.
safyss jossissble
~ Heeat6sns Liueoln has followed the losi.
! eAkDeuise Of events IL issaine this proola-
needles. He he been neither TOO soon nor
! too Mo- us he'd nultitade Of Interests
i Noseenesle. % Of which involved The soSial,
secanngstalead pslisieal happisess OF our
! sneeu1e. - oeesod Tie instisesisp Of slavery
saeia1nin9 ksoos aerie1leoral interest Il
go esaS0 q ths Usioa. Cotses, sseas,
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The Cas- Cessty Gazette, spsakiog 9
NE Jsdgsship 4 this District, AYERS

The Cass Cossty Gazette, spsatiog o.
Ne Jsdssship 4 this District, AYERS
-, That NJ. cLnrox i not politician;
That hs 10 not % oifes- seeker; e
That = i tAs bsst man, for the position
Ard list 10 sbssla therefore b. elected
Now, the ,Jsess are most decidedly The
reverse Of what the Gsxase says. Nj.
.CI,srox i ! polisieiaso 81 the Mahooy STRIPE
. He, sse Mia srissds here, viii NOT deny this
NJ. C,.psss sesshse the .nonioation On The
llahopy MCKEE Of sAif District for Judge
He ATTENDED ,ss Convention that sonins.
ted hin, and made speech after he va
! .toniDstsd, i which b. placed himself fair
.asdsqsass % ~ AshoDy platform. There
! are Uaios Dsnaocrats now il this city, be,
+ leseisg 10 Capasis Gnss' Company, wbo
heard tAss speech. and who. d. not he'is.ts
70 sAytshst more bitter pastisan' speech
Ms never made in Adams County. Mr.
Cusren Dos DOT pet up bic superior abili.
ties = 4 rsaaos Why the people, q this. Dis.
trioe shosId vote for him for Judge. lie
:, asks the support Of the people solely on the
ground that he supports the Mahony Or
z. ssisunsst Of the Adninistration -sothiDs
-
olees - tlasa. ) s74ef isas
HE sonpetiter, Capt. JAMS g. OAR, Of
q fremont sossey, 10 The equal Of Mr.. CHM
''ros IN ability, snd fslly g well versed in
p,all the !" istrisaoiss Of the law" The nom.
J. isstion WIS made without his knowledge,
/, eonnisanos o. consent. and swhss hs was
q more shss,a sbossasd miles away, serving
HE eosas.y u the capacity Of colder
Which Of These men will the earnest, nm.
eooditioaal Unio. men Of .his Di'sric.
support Tor Jsdss' The politician who
seeks their suatagss On account Of bic op-
positios 70 ths Adninistratioo, and ito CON.
dot 81 tie war; Of the man Who, upon
!. To battle. Geld sssieins the ADMINISTRATION,
With his. sword, until the chances Of var
disable hin, and render him unit for
further sstixs service On the tented Geld 2
j, We hsvs % fsars Of The answer-the poll.
tscisw will Do sGsetually laid upon the shelf,
while he gallant end brave solaisrwiA secure
Ne reward doe those Who brave death in
.dsessss Of The Govsraosnt that protects
d ard sAseishss those whose suarsgss he
aaka. ssAetHe 5t %f s"
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Washington, OCT. l. 8
There arc nov Il, 600 patients 10 the hoe.
pitfalls.

Washington, Oct. 2. ,
Secretary Stanton has appointed Simeon
Drsper, Of New York, Provost Maschal
General Of The War Depar,msnt, . sew Of
ice created few days since.
An srrivsi from Yorktown to-day. repre-
sssss matters there very dull.
-. 80 New York, Oct. 2.
A letter from the army Of the Upper Pc.
tomac, says the rebels have begun the work
OF destruction on the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad. Bridges, culyerts. and emhaok.
ments are being destroyed. excavations filed
up, and rails and stock carried Oh.
A letter from Pensaoola says the uarbor
and defenees Of Mobile havs lately become
the subject Of e!o.s study snarny and savy
circles, indicating that 90 attack will, cro6.
ably, soon DO made on that point. r.. Nor.
gan Doonts 30 guns. The chanoel runs
close 70 the Fort, aud il commanded By ito
gsOs, and eo6lsded By those Of Fe. Gaines,
% Oapphis leland. The, letter adds: No
e0naid.rsble force OF rebels are garrieonips
either Charleston. Mobile, OF Savannah, bse
nseh hae been done in the way Of obs,rues.
lug the channels, and the eonstructiou OF
defensive works along The wafer approaches
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20 sll three Of ths eitisa. The hasboF here
i fass Aliise with NEGATIVES Of ~
gradse. Ths Adoieal's 1lea = sleeeey
vegy fosnidable..
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-12-26
Vnunudiehanl's Resolutions.

In the house Of representatives, at Washington, Dec
4th, Mr.. YallandighNm offered the following:
RssOlUSd, Thatthe Union as it was, must be restored
and maintained-one and indivisible, forever, under
the Constitution as Il is, and the FIFTH article, providing
for amendments, included.
Resotysd, That il any person In the civil or military
service Of the United States shall propose terms Of
peace, or accept, or advise the acceptance Of any such
ter rs, on any other basis than the integrity and entirety
Of the Fede al Union. and Of the several States cOnpris
Ing the same, and the territories Of the Union at the be
ginning Of the present civil war, he will be guilty OF 8
Resoloed, That this government can never permit the
intervention Of any foreign nation in regard to ths pres
emit civil war.
Resolred, THAT the unhappy civil war in which We
are engaged was waged m the be ginning prof ssedly not
80 in any spirit Of oppression, or for any purpose or con-
quest or subiugation, or purpose Of overthroWing or
interfering with the righ. s or established Institutions Of
those States, but to defend and maintain the supremacy
of the Constitution, and TO preserve tho Union with all
the dignity, equality and rights Of the several States
u impaired and was so understood and seceptedby the
people and especially by she army and navy OF the
United States; and that therefore whoever shall per
vert, or attempt to perveft the same to a war OF con-
quest and subjugation, or for the overthrowing or inter
feriug with the rights or established lnsttutlons OF any
Of the States, and to abolish slavery thereini or Tor the
purpO'e of destroying or imparing the dignity, eqaai-
ity, or rights of any OF the States, viii De guilty OF a
fragrant breach Of public faith. and OF a hish crime
against the Constitution and the Union
Pssolped, That whoever shall propose by Federal
authority to extlnguish any of the States OF this Union,
or to declare any Of them exttnguished, ano 70 establish
territorial governments within the same, VIII be guilty
az q b;Ob crime against the Constitution and Union.
ResofBed, That whoever shall affirm that 1t is compe-
tent for this house or any other authority to establish a
dictatorship in the United States thereby superseding or
suspending the constitutional authorities OF the Union,
and shall proceed to make any movement toward the de-
claripo Of a dictator, will be guilty Of a high crime
against the Constitution and the Union and public lib
erty. -,
on the sble-yeas Y, nays %.
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LATEST BY TELEGRAPH.
RICHMOND, December 2L.-Advices from Frederick
burg say the enemy have mostly disappeared from vie

RICHMOND, December 2l.-Advices from Fredericks-
burg say the enemy avo mostly disappeared from view.
Frem NoFsh Carolina.
The Raleigh Register says there is no doubt the Yam
KEGS who recently threatened GOldsbor5' have gone to
Nswbsrn They destroyed much property uhIle en-
rOuts. burning dwellings, etc.
NOrIherz ERteIIIEeaee.
A gentleman who srrived through from the North
states that the reaction In popular feeling as regards the
war Is almost indiseribabls. Since the defeat Of Burn
side the peace party has become most formidable. Men
no loIger fear 70 express their sentiments, and beta are
freely offered that the result Of tbs war would be favor
sbls to the South.
he confirms the statement that Confederate bonds
were selling In New York fer any cents on the dollar,
with an upward tendency, and wore In demand.
AsPecisl dispatch to The Enquirer. from Fredercks-
burg, says: ION Saturday afternoon, after mature
elaboration, Lincoln sent a Joint note TO sewerd and
Chase, to the effect that the government could not dis
p'nIs with their services, and asking them to assume
the duties Of their respective departments. This they
have both done, and the cabinet crisis Is over"
Burnside has written a letter admitting his respOnsi
blity for the failure in the attack st Fredsricksburg
He eIhODora,es lincoln, Hallsek snd Stanton.
Senator Pssree, Of Maryland, is dead.
In the house, on Monday, Yallandigham offered a res
oiution looking to peace, which was laid over.
From Middle 7esnessee.
MURTREssBoEo, December A-Rosecsanz made E
~peremPtOry demand upon General Bragg for the return
Of twenty-five prisosors alleged to have been captured
on the Is h Inst, pending negotiations under a flag Of
truce. General Bragg declined complying, as our flag
vas foreibly detained under arrest beyond time. Rose
ocanz claims that a truce existed, and demands an apo,-
Ogy for the insult.
He also refuses farther correspondence until the pis
onsrs are restored. Thus matters likely to remain.
Two military executions will occur on Friday-one
for dsSsrtion, and the other will be hung az a spy. -Four
or I've others are also under sentence OF death.