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..4Ys1c.AN AND sCEGEt,N dctec1s to certainty
;-uc c::t,itien h1.d sorv Of diseases by smple
i'd sc.c1,.5t nctl'nl without asking any questions
'scaacs 4 'lc 1froat a:1 Lungs treated X Medcal
H!t:Ato1. and Constitutional treatment Diseases Of
At Heart .! :ie ssom4cs Of re Liver KianeSS Drop
y. 81: fs> DAnre- CaEc7s. Chronic Ulcers Rhcur1a-
:.m, Ssn:s'. iar;t,,e:s Fis;u:a sn3sas. EtS, D1s-
Rupture. ps:rhsra. In sh2rr all cusable dls
nc. Ntt- nc. - sE-:-aD" doc1osand viii under.
axe no cl-t s,luut g Prospect o9 recovery
Female Diseases, &C.,
zach snrcr-sa== l::eGnla.iacs Falling q he
Wpub. TUrcT Al ri.try diseases, Nervous DcoNSHH3
Sinful 9: Difficult .ation BaIren1ess r. EM
un;'alr::tle n,e<incs q my kind Rase 40 DEL. DEL.
{, ic ::it I'D are cordially invited to csn and sat
~ t.s.:'-t.fts.
consultations and Examinations FFee
of Charge.
All communications strictly confidential 0fEco n
lie Street KA;ir, I'd Building corner nf State and Ran
u!r1t streets 0fh-e hours frpEa A. IL I'll 81. 81
AtG-es~. !. II. MrCANN, NJ u, Chicago, III. Lctte-s
:. ny a4h - iosaoias t s;aIGn NIL 7sfslre RsoE7pt
-. scl1~ty
, 1862-02-15
rTRHSTEE:S SAIE-Whereas

TRUSTEE:S SALE.-Whereas,
i Stephen DER and Horato G. Lu1nba7d have
made default III the payment Of thelr roufsory Note
dated April 5th, =. D. 1858 payable TO Timothy Kris
the sum Of nineteen hundred and fftytya dollars,
and drawing Interest at the rate Of ten per cet there
hundred doIarH the Of said Note secured By
Deed Of Trust executed By sad DER and Lnnhard.
twsnty snf u Ca,penteIs addition e Cheag9 IL tie
which Deed recorded IN the Otcs OF the Recorder
Of said Cook County April 6sh, 1S5a, in Book ~ ol
Deccs. Tage GIL
Now, Inert fore. in with the powers in said
Decd and upon the application Of the legal owner Of
said Eott Thomas Freeman, the Trustee Grantce
IL IL saia Deed ytll q he M In day Of Feo5uary
moth door the Court Hoase in satd CITY Of Chicago
sell At rnblic auction for ea TO tho highest bidder,
and al right and equity Of redem ron therein Of aaii
DER aid Iunbar to make the balance Of money due
On said Note With the and expenses ri said sale.
THOMAS FREEMAN, Trustee, Ac.
Chicago, February 4tli. 1Sf2 fe5 ki29td
, 1862-02-15
VATARRH! CATARRHti
~ cATARRai!i

~
II sEELYEV LIQUID CATARRH REMEDY,
WARRANTED 70 be Z ture cure 1oz
,ATARRH or coin IN THE HEAD.
osx HurDExp 1aouRAxo pcreoas die early in shia
- fls twoshtrds Il thts n1nbes he diseasn fsst
;,rameoccd as =
CATAkEN IN THE NOSE.
nsx: s:sp being to the throat Aod bronchial tuhcs
Il ss eaeE I g cure ca.arh t.sn ocn.uznron, and ~
ndefssand tlas TIC better WY TO cure Consumption
III symptoms e c.ssss.h tnes Eenc;ally appear
sd md thzs they have ttsueat attacks, and are more
nstve to the chanrE of temperature, N this con-
lion. she ncse may tt 1Iy, or slight discharge, thin
the dscatt somcs chronic The discharges Ara In
7csted In Quantity and cAa1ead In &tatys they arg
- sss sna g.: 4 sa ~ fs o e 6 9x
.usng t.d h:cath. the vecn l. thick md rasal: Tue
are weak; The sense Of smell Is lcssened or do
om1nun and Important symptom OF Catarsh Is, that
re1Eon obliged to clear his threat In the morning
thick "s fl:uly mucous witch has falen down from
le head daring the night When thls takes pl-cs tae
be sure that his dlscss ie on it's Way 70 The
aues and should lose no time In ar-estlns IT. The
:.ore are lnt tyrap:os Of CatazTa IS he5 appear IL
By the aid o1 the Liquid CArA1s1;a EE4EnE, .aE, N
rise Efurtcme ean 7.s quietly ano enest9ai1Y G III r.
loved. And AsSe s1sust+nt cyoadeacs u tae lsome
istux Cat&sfh ti.at Il attcr the tal Of the RelaeaY
n1ons 1o IL &csEt Is received the a1roa.. psd
P1iee az H. Ca+a.7h Remedy -suMciers tos use
re month p,,:h tl ..la c.r1s dlTetuona
sRce, 1876 Lake. Corner of FVe9la-Sts
Addrss Dr. n e. 6EELYE,
deihSSL:nl Post Once Boz +35s. Chicago, IL
, 1862-02-15
Tbe Trihune.
THURSDAYS PROCEEDINGS.

[fro9 our Special Reportcr.l
.. srR1EGs1E1.D. February l3, 1861.
Convention met. Prayer By the Rev. Mr.
Clarke.
Grn Singleton moved to dispense With the
further consideration Of the Hacker Ordinance
till F,iday morning at II O'Clock. Concurred
in.
4 QUESTION or PRIVILEGE.
Mr. Underwood rose to question Of privi-
lego. He was wrongly reported as having
elassed fourteen gentlemen as Abolitionists,
He only remarked that his Democratic friends
said he associated with fourteen Aboiitionlsts.
As some Of the Democratic members looked
upon an Abolitionist as being as bad as q
Scccssionist, lie wished to eorErct the report.
IsE or TIE HALL.
Mr.. Edwards obtained the use OF tue hall for
tho Sangamon Bible Society, On the 23d inst.
UNFINISHED BUSINESS rpsTrosED- -.
Mr. Singleton moved that unfinished bust
ness be postponed till tomorrow at 10 o'clock
a. m. Concurred in.
Ar. Rely rose to correct the report Of his
remarks.
MRS. DOUGLASS LETTER.
The Presiaenh laid before the Convention
his letter to MRS. Douglas, transmitting the
resolutions Of coudolenGe Of the Convention
to hat lady, and her reply thereto. I yestcr-
day transmitted Mrs. Douglass reply.
Mr.. Thornton moved that the letters be
published with the proceedings Of the Con-
yeu1ion. Adopted.
, 1862-02-15

William Gooairg, Secretary of Canal Board,
communicates that the amount Of funds, scrip,
&c, registered, instead Of being 50, 1350o0, is
but s, ,000, 7G0. 81; and the Trustees, as shown
hy their last report, have paid on this account
s!16, ,76546 leaving s2,,22s, e94. IS unpaid,
without considering any payments If any
were made) from the Siate Treasury: The
amount paid is more than the Is per cent div
5denas declared, but some items of the p1in-
cipal were paid in full Ordered printed.
EXPENSES OF BOARD OF SUPERVISORS
The Secretary presented communication,
sale, Adams, Vermil1ion and Iroquois coun-
ties, showing the expenses Of tho Boards Of
Supervisors OF those counties for a series Of
years. They arc as follows: -.
CAnE
, 1862-02-15

Total. ....1s0 Aycrage.-4a sl6.119-00
!, This makes 500 days in $ years, provided
Tic members were in regular attendance,
which, at s. per day, is SIC, ,080, leaving st, ,6S9
for mileage.
, 1862-02-15

It is a curious coincidence that the three Re-
publicans placed on the Committee to iuvcsti-
gate your correspondent are Southern 7ne! dy
lirth{ Mr.. Pleasan:s is native OF the District
Of Columbia, Mr. Orme Of Virginia, and
Judge Terry OF South Carolina, raised and
educated in Virginia. His fathers bones now
lie in the vaults Of the old brick church lately
burnt in the great Charleston fire, But your
correspondent does 1ot object to these gentle
Een. He has formed the acquaintance of al
OF them and finds them high toned and honor
able. Hhe is Q strong anti~slayery man, he is
still enough Of a cosmopolitan himself to ap-
prcciatc 4 gentleman and the free masonry Of
true breeding the world over.~ So that if their
is in Ibis something more than coincidence,
lie has no fear whatever that the result Of the
investigation will be affected by it.
, 1862-02-15
9prrtaI nDftre8.

--Fo. the cheapest and best Hair
- r.. E,..dk c4fhk Fttzxets, s&o. 70 10 l.
,HsWHnT. ioo Lake street and e1s.ntne those ESn: q
cIn ,1 pnns He ner1rl when adtnstad tho head
r. Gi+ Inxci:y containe niwEJs the Eeweat Fair
- An s1tdcln VII give tas:se sas1s.Aeooa-
frMH1ly
, 1862-02-15

ESTATE OF VIM. T. BARRON,
IL EQTICE--Paymentc q arl monies nov dae the
estate q tae l.te Hon Y + BaIrqo must be made d
~TeleEraph Building Chicago.
iA18k425-AW WILLIAM BARRON, E1e.utor, de-
, 1862-02-15

Mr. Thornton then moved to go into Com
misree Of the Whole on Legislative Depart
ment- Carried. and Mr. Singleton took the
ChBiF. :.
A lengthy debate took plsce upon Railroads,
and without coping to q vote the Cosamlttee
rose ond reported progress, sad the Convex
ttoa adjourned.
, 1862-02-15

FURMAI1VN VF Nfs" CVUHI1Aos-
Two petitions were presented by MI. Thorn
ton requesting that Sec. Of Art. 8 Of the
present Constitution be SO amended as to leave
TIC decision Of the formation Of q new county
TO majority Of the legal voters reading In
tlc district 10 be 80 formed into said county,
con1ir1n, the act Of tho Legislature. Referred
70 Committee on New Counties.
, 1862-02-15

a sample Of cider, made by Rev. Roya1
Reed Of Joliet, from the slkim,ainggs, was ex-
amined and fayorably reported upon by the
tasters; also an excellent sample Of sorghum
rum, distilled from the skimmings and wash-
ings Of the boilers, which is 1iqnor 20 per
cent above proof, and it is said by physicians
to be valuable for its medicinal qualities, its
peculiar action being dinrctic.
, 1862-02-15

The Auditor presented a communication in
which he giyes statement showing the corpo-
rators Of Ill banks organized under the Gene
raj Banking Law Of this State, and their assign
res, where their names appear. He says lie
las had no correspondence with any member
Of the present Leg gislature, touching the man
ner in which the Banking Law should be exc
cuted- There arc on tile files Of his office q
large amount Of yoIuminous correspondence
with members Of the present Legislature
touching i variety Of other subjects, of !
purely private business character, which is Of
no public interest.
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several Banks Of the State" aud to IN.
sert, 1.-The Bank Of the State Of South
Carolina and it's branches"
Mr.. Ysat"n moved. to lay the amend.
ment on the table.
On motion Of Mr.. Dufvea, the special
order WAS discharged until to morrow, vt
quarter of l.
Mr. Yesdon then called for the second
special order-bil to prevent and punish
extorIion.
Mr.. Bovce offered amendments to it.
Ordered to he pr med.
On motion Of Mr.. Yeadon. the special
order wss discharged until Wednesday,.
At IL 4p IN.
The House then adjourned, to meet to
morrow, at IL IN
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5 y U L IL G. A ROLIN 1
LANCASTER DISTRICT.

Ia Ordinary. 10 matters Of Pro6ats Of y
cha.l Horizons Will.
Whereas, Andrew Johnson, ExccutorI
Michael Horton, deceased, has led his d
tiiion in this office praying 70 be perm,tt|
TO swear and examine Witnesses upon d
Probate in due form of law Of the said WI
aud Codcl: for the publishing and coniir,
lug thereof
This is therefore 10 notify and cite the Ell
dren and the next Of kin Of the said
chael Horton, deceased, who reside out
the limits Of the State Of South Caroiir
aforesaid. to wit: Jounah Moore, Patri,
N. Horton, son Of Nurc.ser Horton, dec,
Children Of Martha Jane Horton, deed. :.
their names not known-and Sanford Ho
ton, TO bs and appear personally, or by ths
lawful Attorney, in she Ordinary's Court
be holden at Lancaster Court House for q
District IF Lancaster on Thursday The ~
day Of November next, and fail not und
the penalties that may fall thereon.
L. +. HAMMOND, U. l.. ID.
August As. 1864, 29-on3,n 90. pr Z
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Views Of the English Press on the Pro-
posed Mediation.
RICHMOND, Dec. @.

AeiS"NoNby DcS' We
The London Times says We cannot
look upon the proposals Of the Emperor
of France rs wholly useless, inxs,nuch ~
it called forth such clear opinions from
the Two leading nations Of Europe, aud
gives also reason to he ieve tha, Russia.
which the Republicans affect so much to
admire. is equally opposed tc-,Ge policy
at W.-hiryr"n.
The Morning Herald says, Of all polni.
cal crimes s'nce history began. this which
has just been committed by the Eugl glish
Go, ,eruinert, is one Of the most foolish
aud unpar,lonab'e for cold hlooded cruel
" and pusiilaniinous betrayal Of duty
Lor. Russell and colleagues are hardly
to lie matched among statesmen, living
or dead /; IL rivals Of guilt are to lie found
they must he sought among the Generals
aud Ministers OF Lincoln, and the agi,a.
tors AMI self styled preachers Of the Cos
pei, Who bound them on to deeds ol
~Ick-,in-.s unr~rdo.ab's in the history
oi civilized waIf.re.
Th- Daily News shows ,hs, the pr"po
sal U, F'~nce ~ould benefit the South,
aud ignore the North.
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by our troops aud it is "ncs NOR. IN the
possession Of the Confrderates.
Important from Grenada, Miss.

The following iml"rlant intelligence is
from the Jackson Mississippian, Of the
o.. IL true. matters look rather. sauallv
in thai quarter
The news from Gre"a'la possesses
quite ah absorbing interest. W. had an
Interview With nn Intelligent gent email,
yesterday morning, who left Grenada on
the evening previous. He states that the
commandant Of that post had receiv ed
intelligence from scouts that the enemy
WAS within four miIts of the tnwn. A,
the Time he left the preparations for
evacua,ing the place were hurried and
confused, illustrating miniature Nash.
vile panic. II is sad that cars were
drawn off empty, while n considerable
| amount Of Government stores were left
10 fall into the l-nGs Of the enemy Our
vigilant Chiei Qnarternasr-r, however,
promptly seut forward 'raus for the pur
pCse Of bringing IF the stores. aud
doubtless ere. this they xr- he,u urd the
riu che. "f the enemy.
We learn. that .,h" Appeal ne~.pspe,
~ss packed up ready 10 be transported
/" this = ACE.
Nar"ns 'un"rs are ah ~ ~ IL the
strength OF. .i- arm, heleauuriLg Grenada
| Que Of these has il that y iprr- at the
Federals, ,hir,y Thousand >trong. left
Memphis few dsvs ago, to operal.
against this State. and it i. this force
ora part of it, which is supposed to b,
near Grenada.
The capture o. Grenada and H.. seizure
Of the Mississippi C-n,rA R"ir"a!. ~onl,
be y source Of co,sn,erabie iucun, en.enc
t" our troops At Abbeville, but We Iool
frsard to the time, not very remote
~hsn til. ravsges "f our foes ia thi
State will he brought to tragic term
.ati"n Preparations are in viyorou.
progress in give lh-,u u warm wr'com.
t" h"spt-ble graves. # hey do not speed
lily evac",.e the State Al present. they
have things rI-ri, murh 'i,-u nw1 way
huI .he da, ~ near when ,n-, NJ, Lil
'e' Y I"r The hour Ia ~hich 1, ey su' foo
"p"" Mississippi -.i
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From Richmond.

RICH.oSp. Drc-mhe, s. The ior, . nf
the enrmy VII" doubtless ccupv Wn
chester IL estimated nj 10000.
Nothing from Fredericksburg to day
ct n ~ar''k- comp:-xron; unless perhaps
the confirmation Of the report that tie
enemy are concentrating III the vicinity
Of i'orl RHni. b.. ."nd tnis movement
nothing Of importance has ,rau.pired.
The weather Is very cold.
The Baltimore American Of y late date
has JUS, b-en received, aud YOU have tie
latest N"r,h-rn news through ,ha, source:
u ~ii:
Dispatches from A quia Cr..k says
the Rebels have made no retr"yrsds
movement in that direction TOW ard Rich.
mo"d, though from stste"e"!s oi n-s-r.
tsrs the Rebel commanders are une,sy
At Bun.,ds's failure 10 cross The R.yp.
hnunock. fearing to find another large
force threatening Rrhm,nd h",n a.
i.r-nt dr. ciicn.
A Washington Dispatch dated 2d,
s'y> everything is now .r-~dv for the de-
psrurs :" Bank Exhibition, aud it wnl
probably leave for the scene o, operations
about Thursday next
Reports hive been in crcnl.rinn If the
supercs,l"re of Burnside by II .k-r but
they are no correct. Burnsid. ~ belipv
ell TO bs doing nll that Gen. U."ker or
any other General can do in the sam.
position, and nothing can be gained by
his removal.
The latest intelligence from the army
would md'cste IN attack upon Fredpr.
'cksbure during the present week Add
'i"naI siege guns have been sent t" Burn
side, and il there is not warm work he
fore the lapse Of many days | shall be
mistaken.
The proceedings in the Yankee Con
gr-ss in sessio" n: Washington. on the
3 ! inst. are sImost devoid "fin,-res,.
A resolution offered b, NJ. Saulisbury,
l. The Sr"~,r. calling for p .pers concern
my tho s'rest and imprisonment OF Ger
Tai" cit z-ns Of Delaware. was obj-c,-l to-
The Washington correspondents Of The
Associated Press, on the % inst, tsle-
graph-d the following:
the Democratic Representatives, yes
terday. sho~ed'how much they we're em
q" hs"ed by the recent successes of the,r
parry in the North. The manner OF several
WAS dec'l lediy 'mPious, and ho'h their NC.
TONS aud language gave full evidence
h"t they intended to suppor, no mesa
"-e" that were not tas-d upon the Con.
sIitu',on ~ Sh the Democratic Presidents
had construed IL.
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THE RICHMOND EXAMINER
PUBLISHED DAILY, SEMI-wEEKLY AM
WEEKLY.
TERMS:

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ivered to subscriber. nj TwEETY-Frvr cENr{
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Price For mailing, % per year or S5 fo}
six months, % for three months,. "a fo1
one month, invariably in advance.
THE SENI-WEEKLY EXAMINER is issued
every Tuesday snd Friday at 85, in sdl
vance. The SEnI-WEEKLY will not b
mailed for less term than six months
which is S3.
T"e EXAMINER is published on the eosA
system. and will not depart from it unds,
any circumstances Persons who desire "a
gel Inc paper will please accompany thsil
urdcr with the cash.
Persons sending subscriptions must do !,
ut their own risk.
The WEEKLY EXAMINER is issusd everv
Friday and mail. to subscribers st "A ne,
nnnum, in advance. The WEEKLY will no,
be mailed for less than twelve months.
NOV. D 39-6m.
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From Virginia.

hiCHAOND. Dee. y.
Advice. jus, rscs,,sh from the v~rie,
state thsI tie Federal commander sent n
Hay al Truce TO Winchester demanding
'i~ surrender. The c,,izsns sent hun word
thHt there wers no Confederate troops
there 10 dispute its occupation with !,nn.
Not b~ing satisfied, he sent another H.y
demanding is surrender and vas IN
formed that the town WAS in h,s rower il
to determined to occupy il. The Fed
ernls then entered Wmch-Ner their ~Los
force numbering hei~een three aud four
thousand infantry and s,Iillery. They
h-'d the town about M L"u,. wh-u they
sudden Y tndmg themselves 10 dsnc csr.ns
pr S'm'ty toa force "f Confederate cav.
airy. they fell back in The direction oi Ok
Frry.
I Is believed the "bjec, II ~. Yan.
trs force is to pro,ec, the r-con,t,ucton
Of III. Baltimore d Dhro RMlyoaL
M,Rcbss,er was probably rcoceupisi
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SroN"ALL JAcKsoNs BOYS IN CAMP.
"A correspondent of the f'chm'nd
wing, from camp Nowhere, where
1"cksons loot cavalry recently obtain
Ell "r'e' rest says:
t" "he" Idle in camp that The sol.
der - great ;nst'tuti"n; vet one that
mist be seen TO re appreciated. Fen
c""n"t 'ni'v pant the s'r "f cheerful con.
tent. care h''Ar''v' 'rr- P"nS'"e '"""R'ng'
nnd prAc''ca' sp'r'' "f ).s"ng. that "oo
ta'rs' readv I" se'ze on any ode c'rcnm'
''""ce IN us hc-"'e' 'e'''v' a Cavalry.
ma" comes rejoicing m immense ,op
''o"''' of ~h'ch' IN iona Pr'de' he ma"
invested '"'' tort; dollars OF pay ~ once
'"e cry from An "nnired voices follows
w" along Tie '"e-"C"ne up ou''
them "oots!-co'ne out ! loo soon TO 20
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MoRE rKUTH THAN PoETRY The fol,
loving cnuslic reply WAS made ty sn ur
chm, OF about leu Years, in the Male
Academy in this place, Que day las,
week
T-acher-"TEs class i'll Oinsy's Ge"s
raphy "iII come up aud reci's. What ..
he c"'et empso! msnt oi the cil,zens o.
the town i" ~h,cn YOU reside 2"
Ph'io-"Wby. Mr.. K, think the
chlsf empl", men, Ia TO fiud out which il
the best way to keep from going to ,h.
war ~ Brandon Republican
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hNorn.r ExrENsIvE >ElzuRE or ELocK
ADE CoNTHABA*D GOODS --D-lrctiv- "i.
tic-Is Muchrli aud Williams. Of the Fro.
'ost Marsha's "ilicr. (C~p AIN MaccuI.
b'n's force whose departure on an sx;-
inI"n we snnuu"rri several da,s s'nc-.
have r.- urn-d /" K .hn"n.i. 1n.i spp,,,
the seizure ut Newton. near the Potomac.
Ut upwards of twenty thousand dollars
worth OF conirsb~nd goods, of varions ~.
sortne"ts, masking their WAY to the Rich
mopd market from Baltimore. Part OF
The goods ~era brought forward and
stored at the Msrshars office, and The re
mai"der are following.
There is u great deal of IN, st.rv still
ensIrrouding tbs "blork.de runui,.-,
notwithstanding tn In:>h,.ps ui The run
ners." II 10 n noteworthy c,rcu,n.,.nc-
that nearly all o: them are Jaws, and !,
n"y p-rson with '"q"'si,ivs disposition
d-niIes to estabiIsb the fac, lei HIM walk
through Nam street AMI inspect the show
cases, over which nsu,es OF Hebrew ex.
trHc.l"n appear. Ties. p.u's, though
are not The "runners" themselves, the,
wait on the bprdrr. I'll the line And
skin the more daring adventures at &c
" per cent profit. aud ssI The same il,
Richmond NJ FIVE hundred per cent. nd
vance Richmond Examiner.
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low 10 NAKg LAID CAS.Lss.-To
ssss S-pouna. 81 ,md add ! ".nc. 4
mIc ~ ."i hs wa, oI "sk,.e Is rs
folows: Having ca1siuii, weighed your
l~rj. y. Hce u over q slow fis OF st i-s,t
merely melt u F; Iosn add the acid. aud
mould Tue same ~ tsiIow, aud YOU haze
= ycesr b-au ,fnl candle. L. order 10
10 ke them rss-n.".e sPe'm c,ud es you
have "ny u ,id . smSl' pori,or of
SL,ls t~es~sL .. -.
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President Lincoln's Message,

President LINCOLN, in his message to
the Yankee Congress, SAYS Our rela.
tinns with foreign nations are more salts
factory than nation 80 unlappil> dis
uacted might have apprehended. In
June there were some grounds to expect
that the mari,irne powers, whrl, had un.
wisely rec 'gnized the insurgents as bel
liyrrent', would soon recede from that
position but the Temporary rev-rses TO
the National Srny have DELAYED that act
OF simple justice. Our strength has ben
Contemplated bv. foreign nations With re-.
fe'-ncs less to it's own merits than to its
supposed -tfrls On ,hos- Nations.
The "rgS"iza ion VI banking sssoc,a
tions, 10 which the Government might
furnish circulating notes on securities "f
United Srs'es bonds d-posired III the
Treasury. is recommended. Th-s- n":es,
being uniform III appearance and 'scuri
". and convertible always mo coin.
wnuld project labor sgaiLst the evils of n
vwuus currrnc, and facilitate commerce
by cheap aud sale exchanges.
In his inaugural AL trees he briefly
p"'nted out the total inairqu.ucy Of dis
cu>sinn, as u remedy fnP difference, L..
tween the psop:e Of the two s-c,ions -
The language is repe~,sd. lie SAWS that
:heie 10 no line, straight or crooked, sui
ssb.e :"r y national boundar, upon " hicI,
to divIe TIE Tact "f yep rx,ion. If il
shp'i c"ms. g'vss up, on the part Of the
seeding sect on. The fugiiiv. slave clause
s"ny With the other constitutional oLh
cations resting upon the section seeded
from. Another obi r,,"n TO separation
into two sections is. that the people. q,
.he great interior region would bs cut off
from ou's,s To the coast hy embarrassing
,rade regulations. After m,ne further
discn..ion Of the subj-cr. lie ssy- Our
srif- pertains To oursel,.s aud 10 the
passing generation Of men, and i, ear.
without cnnvulsmn, be crushed f,rev-r-
with he passing. with one generation.
He then recommends that Congress
should propose amendments to the Con
slitution providing for ,h- abolition Of
slavery before the yesr 1900. the owners
I" be compensated. and all slaves "f dis.
loyal owners now enj wing sc,u.i free
dom 10 to forever free. This proposition
is discussed st length. to show ,ha, il
would shorten the war N-iih-r the war
nor the proceedings under the P.ocism..
tion VI September 22I will b- saved b-
canse Of tie recommendation Of TIN. pl.r.
lie csor-s as follows - We SAY We ARE
kr the Union the world ~ilI not iorvr,
that We say this. We know how TO sav.
the Union the world knows that we do
know how TO save il. We here hold the
power aud bear The responsibility. We
.hall nobly save or meany lose the last,
best hope Of earth. O'her m-ans may
succeed this cannot fail. The way is
plain, pe~ceful, gensmus and just--s
way. which, If followed, The world ~il!
ins,er spplsud and G.d forever b-ss.