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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-06-12
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s $ OF THE AGE.
ME-. KHrrHpA OF noxnuRx,
% remedy that cures
"a Every Kind Of Humor,
al -- FROM ----
lThs worst sorofala down 70 ! common Pimpls
he has tried II In over eleven hundred cases. and nov.
or fed except In two cases (both thunder humor He
has now 10 he po,siaop over one hundred cerncatesoi
10 value, all within twenty miles Of Boston.
\ Two bottles are warranted TO cure nursing sore
mouth.
One TO three bottles will cure the worst kind Of Pimpcs
Two or three bottIes viii clear the system OF biIe.
Two bottles are warrantedto cure the worst canker In
The mouth or stomach. II q IDt9IAIGz4.+
Three to Ave bottles warranted to cure the worst
One to two bottles are warranted to cure all humor
Two Scts,.. are Warranted TO cure running m. ear
-Four to sx bottles are warranted to cure corrupt and
running ulcen.
3ns bottle will clIs scaly eruption o. the skin
kind OF rinRWorn. a'--77---,'s'
Two or three bottles are warranted 10 oure the most
desperate case Of Rheumatism.
Three to four bottles are warranted to cure
five to elgh bottles viii cure the worst case OF sCro.
iuIa. fAtTlNH Af n4IGNN ..INgN
benefit Il alWays experienced from the hTst bottle,
perfect cure ID warranted when the above quantity ID
aien.
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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-06-12

ANOTHER NEW cERTlgIoATE-DR. KEHsBR's
PROTORAL sY RUP II had been troubled with cough
and cold Tor several Week-so bad Il that could not
Sleep had the advice and prescriptions from three Of
tbs beat the city, whom could name, but do
syrup, which cured me entirely. Signed,
,FgGi15s9511 ll J. W. s1M0NToN, 94
a seIdbertv street, Pittsburgh, Pa, Jan. 9, iee0.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-06-12
! Cashier oi,ilsns' Deposit Bank.

.... eTEuBEHylL1, o., March IL, 1859
have used Dr.. Keysers Cough syrup for bad cough
the best medicine for the same that have ever taken
.f.AI ,..- -s s-g a-,ls J.W. PRIOR
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re BOWELS sAND WIND OOIro

sFRff9G CLOAKB1 AN d 1ASQIN RD
- new STYLEs-ksain x son, No. 3Heouth
high fee have Jus eopened new styles Of 0L0TH On
cuIAAs a. AsQgMS and eApauRs made In the newest and
most stylish -lnannerS y Aiso- Sup0rb Plain
B'ack SilHe,aggY he4yys dssgnsd szpresslg Ios.
hantss and sslqnanea c. a9snlaoo eilapHR o.
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,sTOp ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS @nI do fti' $50
to Keyserson Wood end get bottle Of hs Cough
PectoIal and That dom cure yon, your case must be
desperate indeed" This ID specimen Of the colloquy
one hea almost every dap In cold catching periods Of
the year. And We can, from actual experiment, cheer
fully CONCUR In the advisers admonihon a. above, for ge
have tried tho Pectoral" In most stubborn case With
entire success Near two weeks ago went TO Pittsburgh
with one Of the most distressing contrary, uIISh,
subduabe coughs ever experienced since advent
upon this mundane sphere. We coughed steadily and
aborously for one whole week In hopes Of trf0 ont
but Il was no Co. In iact seemed rather to have i'm
proved BY practice and to have acquired sfength poten
cy and dsIrssstbtv by the operation In this stage Of
the sege We xhed way 70 Keysers l40 Wood ST.
procureda atty cent bottle Of the Pectoral' took II
aocordag to directions and In forty eight hour we we're
master of the eld the enemy having uucondtionalIy
surrendered after brief but unequal conflict with
formidable an adversary as Keyser's famous Cough
Pectorai. Dr0sOnsVt1s Clipper, Dcc. IA, 1859. =. Z
I DR. KNYeHR's PRoToRAL SYRUP is prepared and
sold By Dr aEoRaB Il. KEYsER, H0 Wood street.
said n noIrrnhus hv RnItnITa A. aAMTrur ~
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-06-12
McLesn's Volcanic Oil Llninent.
MoLEAN'S VOLCANIC Oh
!. !. Z. Z. LINIMENT e-ssI

VIII relieve pain amos. lnstantaneously and II vi 3g
CLEANSE purify and heal the fouleat sores In an nore&
y short time. afas
For Horses and Other Animals. eaR
Mclean celebrated Linment q the only safe andre,
liable remedy for the Of SPAWN, Ring Bone, Wind
CALLS Splnts Unnatural Bumps, Modes or BWelling1.
Win never fall to cure Big Head Poll Evil Retna, Old
running Sores or Sweeny, properly applied, For
sprans, Bruises, scratches, Bores or Wounds, Qncked
Heels, ohafes Saddle or Collar Calls II . an niaibe
remedy. Apply 1t as directed and cure d certain u
every Instance. .. sslss2 .5E
Then trine no longer with the many woHthletl Lni:
ments offered to you. Obtain supply Of DE. hoLean' a.
celebrated Linment. II will cure you. :; t.s aEy1u
j. H. MCLEAN Sole Proprietor, .--
Corner Of Third and Pine Btrees, st. Loub, NO. e''
FOR sale by R0BNBTB h BAMUMLi = .,,g
Aug23-d&Wly Columbus. Ohio.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-06-12

90 .. arslst Lrp ,dsT sfi sassb 1a'fei g6T
.s7slsd etsa oa-ds 70 eva 9n g1iie-
srllvss y .erse,sa8T--.Ii er1I aaoT ugE
.ssf s1ut ghssnH q zcases - iii'a stT
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ordinary cures By my 3l' 60 '4'i-i. - ~
PICTORIAL SYRUP. b B

They arc at home and any one who has doubts can In
quire Of fthepsnon who have boon eRnd By it, ~ allg
d DIR. KAYslR Is PREPARED AT ANY TIAfB TO
nXAMINH LUNGS WITHOUT CHARGE FOR ALL
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DYsENTERY - DIARRHGA - RELAX.

aYour Pills have had long trial In my practice, and
hold them In esteem Of the best apeents aseever
found Their Alternative effect upon the liver makes them
an excellent remedy whom given In small doses for bilious
ssntery and didrh1d. Their sugarcoatng makes them
very acceptable and convenient for the use Of women ana
children"
IETEaNAI oBsrRucT1ox- -woRMs--SUPPREssIoN
hom Ma e. Sruart .pho praetes a. PhuseaH and Adcs
- I " '7.7ll'.. l ta Boa0H- ~. il,--- "a
I nd one OF two large doses Of your Puts taken at the
proper time are excellent promotves Of tho natural secro
ton when wholly partially suppressed and also very ef
fectua 10 cleanse the stomach and e1pel worms They
much the best phHc we have that no other
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-06-12

DIE BrD i0HEETINGS AVID
ID BHIRTINdH, All Widths, of most oelebntsd makss
now cfsrsa in ersastII ysris5 snd ss s:E ov PnssI
.anpl1S ,ss . aofgss N, y s5ath MA saSss; q
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-06-12


eubjolnsd azo the statements from aomo eminent phya
eishs, Of their sfscis IN their practice ~ ti tsf
s.sS ssso aasaizs ASA FAMILY PHysIc. i afahi
'saif From DR.. e. W. CarsCri0A, Of He,0 orkaas. s
HYour PILLS are the prince Of purges Their excellent
qualities surpass any cathartc we possess They are mild
hut very ccran aud eectual 10 their action on the bowels
which makes them ivauable TO US in thu daily treatment
FoR JAuNpIcE AND ALL LIVER COMPLAINTS.
psig From Dc TAeodsre BslL Of Nag York CIV. Q a
only arc your PLs admirably adapted 70 their
purpose as an apefient but nd their beneficial effects
upon the Liver very marked indeed They have in9my
practice proved more secual for the cure Of bilious COM
plants than any one remedy can mention. sincerely
reoice that we have Ut length pgative which 10 worthy
the conadenee Of the profession and The people"
aGR DYsPEPsrA : INDIGESTION. ,a.ll-p
81 ~ @ From Dr.. Henry j. Knor, Of 81. Louis. YpH
The PlLs youwere kind enough % send me have been
al Used In my practice and have satisfied that they
truly an extraordinary medicine So peculiarly are they
70 the diseases Of the human system that they seem
70 work upon ten alone have cured some cases OF dgs
ppao and indigestion with them which had resisted ths
other remedies commonly Indeed have expert
mentally found them to be eectua IN almost oil the com
plants ior which you recommend them" o-fNA > 3
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SCHOOL COMMISSIONERS OF OHIO.

Fron Rev. Anson GnyGa, OOnmGsstoner OF O0nasol
'-'t egFe. Schools In OAtO. iat l-la.
t'The Dictionary d an mpeFishablS monument 10 the
learning and industyo author, and honor To the
world Of etter. The mechanical execution 10 far aupe-
quaintsds" 'ei +~
FFoWs Hon. IT, r. Barney. No. Oonv1tssionsr OF
ql gci.- Sda0ols ta OAto. gl1i 4uIla :
.'Ths nos. reliable sandard sdthOrity or the Ian
guage'" 1r-oitl g.-eqo-r 20 z y 1894 g4isH5lA
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Ayers Pills

Are particularly adapted TO
derangemsntaof the digestive
apparatus, aud dlneasea arls-
ing from impprify Of the
blood. A large part ofan tina
complaints that aiiiict man,
Kind originate IN one Of these,
and consequently theso Pulls
are found toeure many vafkI
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VIII ensctually ours .a
LIVER COMPLAINT, Dyspepsia. JAUNDion.
over a rIillIon OF I,ottlesg

Have been sold during the last six months and In no
stance has It failed In giving entire satlBacton. Who
then, will suffer from Weakness Debility when Mo-
LEANS STRENGTHENING CORDIAL viii cure youi
No language convey an adequate idea Of the imme
date and almost miraculous change produced By taking
this Coral In the diseased, debilitatsd and shstsf
nervous syHtem, Wheher broken down By excess weakI
uaure, or impairedby sickness the relaxed and unnnl
organization 10 restored TO i pristine health and vieof
The weekly sun., 1862-03-08
From Fortress Monroe.

fortress Monroe, March 2.-The steamer
Expr ss, Capt. C5lmary, left od Point yesterday
morning, a, ten o'yocE, 'or JNueI Rive to receive
tire | Lion prisoner, who were expected on Friday.
Ttey were no, met, however, according - Ap
poiniment, and having remained as the usual meet
~ plaoe ill noon today, the George Washington
was sent up with An order Gr the Express W re
TIN, unless something had been heard from them
She accordingly came back, arriving at two O'CLOCK
In the afternoon.
Az about three p ~. yesterday, the rebel steam
tr amestowu, which VITA the Yorktown Is sta
toned cn Hog Island, steamed down W the Express
with Gag o'huce, 70 ascertain the cause OF he
appearance in the river ON two successive days
She stepped abreast OF the Express at few rod
distance and lowered boat with Lieutenant o.
| board " communicate.
He was informed OF the errand OF the Express
and thai she was acting upon information furniAhe
by General Hug@, when he explained that
commander had no knowledge Of. any expects
prisoners, and nom seeing the Express for tv
DAYS in succession, came down 70 learn the eco
ei0n.
The weekly sun., 1862-03-08
Congressional Proceedings.
xxXvHih CONGRESs-sennie.
Firs1 Session.

WASHINGTON, March 3.-Tne Homestead bill
was ne ely,i from the House
Mr. Lane tlnd,) press nted the credentials OF Hon
J s.ph A, Wright appointed srnstnr from Indiana
in!plSce Of Blight, expelled. Mr.. Wright appeared
.bu I, * the cath.
Mr.. Wik insuD tAinn,l presented petition from
ti1 MS uf New York asking Gang ress 10 reduce ~
/. territory South CARDINAL Georgia and Florida.
MIR Hsriis Of \ " Hvlk presented petitions, one
signed by al the safe ,ilu@is OF Nsw York, ssk-
rg that the rank u MAJ General he conferred on
ten. Wool
n. handler tNich) from the Committee OF
Con mt -, reported hl. uqultiug the OATH OF
allegiance to be taken by captains Of vessels saiiag
NJ. Fessenden tAe) made report from the
Cnn'ereLce Con uliuoe on the bill for the better
tmini trniiUn of the cavalry. Toe port Proyi les
Gr 'ur,y regime " ~ caVl ~, and also that oers
81 charged under the pr sionH 81 tle liu receive
tWn months extra pay. Laid mt'e,
The hll f.r tie orr AniIltlpn of the stan OF Ciu-
-ous was taE en- mp nnd paced,
Nj, Wade tOhlol ed q int rCa'luHon auNho-
.iYug the presideat TO appoiut M many AsslAtNh'
Adj stsut Generals and other o ets 81 the stat, ~
IN hts Judgment the service re. lutreS. Adopted
The Conf cation lIll was taken up.
Mr.. MlDougall tCsl rCcotded u speak AT
snath on tie Indication Bill. lie r,ierred g. the
.ondiHon ~ the country, and claimed that all de
,r,d the return Of peace, but peace was not 10 be
blamed by tuhiugItop, ard by the prAciples %
!hia lill. Such principles Won only perpetuate
relfntess war which must res ut in exurpa,lon ne
nre Wa could have peace. lie oontended nr'he
that the bill was unconstitutional, AZ twas OIL o
WitGoui concluding, Mr.. McDougal gave way \
Executive session. Ao oj,urned.
The weekly sun., 1862-03-08


Ta regulate ihs sale II fruit.
To- provide Tor TIE move Fl ieedy payment o' vol
teers crthe state ~ the ssryie o' tue niiel h,ates
To amend the brooklyn city cnarie-.
Mr., 5 ymuur, fiom the comm ittee on ways and
meAns reported a hll solishing the oihce Of super
iLtenGe ent Of public instruction, and dev1ylng the
duties upon tre See, eiary of state.
Mr.. TAILOR gave hoiice Of bill 10 enlarge the
Char pnin Cana, AS to allow Of the psss lge Il
gun-bods liIs tie Chsmplsin.
Mr. Oh len saye notice of the following bulls
To give th- supervisors % New York the appoint
ment of att-I dants NJ the Marine Court md Courts
OF q eE trAl and Spt els, Sessions.
ToNueud the beArdir house keepers lien law.
10 asend the law Of lands aud tenant IN the ciT
oi New York.
t. amend ihc New York District Court act.
mtLs rAssrp.
To proyide for q elect 10y the L. L'gialature of
examiners q the accounts Of the Treasurer Of .he
CAr al Department and securities Of the Sank D.
partment.
MT BRYAN gave notice for a bill not 10 allow the
uudson River Railroad to use steam baow 6jIh
StrstL
The hill h. improve the Central Park WAS passed.
Mr.. CoddirgtOn introduced bill n regulate
| Nominating Conventions and Primary Elections In
New llk ,.
~ the IN ers oi Distric, aud Police CJurts in New
Mr.. O'Brien moved 10 refer the bill 10 the Judi
/ yary O. mmiaee, declaring that the bill was coi
/ rupt and M constitu,i nal.
/ amer a sharp contest the motion ~ Mr., O'Brien
was carried.
MIR Leamy inir ductd hill H. extend the tern
| o. tie flee ~ Z nstabe Ia New York
| MI Codoington introduced b.'I for the con
-uction II railroads in 23d, si'h, Cana, and oInei
| ,-..t h In Nav York.
The weekly sun., 1862-03-08
POSTSCRIPT,
The War in the Southwest,

81 Lous, M1,ci 3.--Ths Memphis Ar.
rrAL, NJ the 2sth ut has tie following:
we have nj rmati ,n f'om N .shvhe us n noon
~ Wedutsday. ten. Buell. and CInno1or- Foote
arrived and uycuI iei the place. Tbs United ates
H.g vas r,is,-I over the dome of ths Capitol, and
HJ.ts there nov Rat rue federal flag was exhiJ-
it'', AID ih.t ON tie shop ~ 1ankee ieweler,
WIZ ad long been su1Pccted q di-loyaty. The
feeling in NJ bvil q il strongly iou,bern. dscp
pl.om seemed g. cover the c'i,munity.
Ctiz- ms avoid itterruufs- ~ any kind with the IN
vAutrs. Two British tlbgs lave teen raised by the
ITuysriy lod,rs, the tbt.nti Il being " claim the
ptuie, ton - u ~ q. vefnn ent. -
~ ELK are being ten, ytd rom G. IlumDus. We
are, a''d e. 'oArn q q en Besutegard IA max
Witch now seems e. EN- lIeut on Columbus.
The reported capture uf II. X Jlhns n at Fort
ID 'nelr' Is incnre,t lie arrived 81 Mas lie on
saturday, having escaped from the hands Of the
tItry s..
J,G Thompson lef, his old headquarters day be-
FIRE yesterday on secret exPedi,lon. lie wall surn
mn Hauss ~ the Tcnncsscc Lcgisra,uye ,ae,
.u ~, " N, ant adjourned f0r udnf NJ q quorum
CausIdttius Tie esidents message, tue APPEAL
SAYS il 'rte H. confess the terror ~ ht past policy
aud the extent ~ the disatsrs whish have followed
nm H. We think tie war will be male on
te advaT cing cuu1ins u the enemy, that we will
attsck, pun sue and destroy, instead of berg pIr-
susd ana destfuycd. Tee spade viii bs dropped
sid the b ,yHue resumed In other words ths pol
cy u the f,tian DAVIS wi yield ~ that " ,he Ma
plrutic BeAurtgI In view oi these facts we C an
zee itle noinipg through the dark clouds thH at
present ,nyirou us which will burst forth In lesl
than sSty days in full respendent lustre
TLt fol owing IL a copy Of telegrIm from Gen.
uall.oS ~ Gen. McC FL ar, w,shiny'tln -
Ills uih,Ally reported that Jsh. Thompson, with
= large force o Cavalry aud Artillery cane North
fr,r, New Madrid OR forces advanced from
Bfds ri I, ami met his 'otcfs at s. kestpSn.
lie was puiHutd intp the aSAmps py the cavalry
u' Gen. hamilton and Col MorPAu's brigade, anl
three pieces oisrtill,ry' On P,pe pir.usd an
other d'taohment u,h. piuiing thtes more
pieces # afIi ley. one Captain one Lie Gteuan
and number ~ priyAtes.
Is gntp II. w. HALLEcK,
MAJ. (,sn uumAuding.
The weekly sun., 1862-03-08
LOCAL NEWS.
sEw YORK AND THE VICINITY.
The Ova,iOA TO col. Wood

The passage of Colonel WOOD from Wellington
n Brooklyn, WAS one grand ovation. AZ Bait
more, Philadelphia, South Ambey and in h'ot Al
every railway station, he WAS received With the
strongest manifestations Of sympathy. Col Wood
accompanied by his family, relcaed = lilsiePhia st
about half past 70 O'Clock Saturday night Al the
depot he was mei ty the citizens end Common
Council Cormitlees, and escorted u the Continental
Hotel. The Hotel aud the street In front Of 1t we're
crow ded with people.
Col wo,d WAS allowed short respite, when tue
Con Eittee waited upon him, and after i-' KIND
words Of W, leone had been addressed 70 him, Col
Wood returned his thanks in a short speech, In
which he said thA, he hoped that his return may
be but 10 gather strength for further and better
service in supper, Of the Ag TO which all loyal mer
are 80 Ardently attached.
Col. Wood is much emAcated and feeble ana
weeks will eApse before his system can oe restored
/ 70 It's accustomed ygor. He was dressed in thu
lSme uniform coat he wore at Bull Run, and hAs
on pair Of pants from the lot sent 70 the hASSA
chusstis soldiers.
The Colonel and COMMITTEES breAkfAs.sd Al u
early hour yesterday morning, and proceeded b.
rail 70 South AmbOy, ., which place they arrive
! u abOua 1dock. AA pals before ~ O'Clock u
The weekly sun., 1862-03-08

tive Co-.mit,es, viz: Or. KsasmA,, P. R,sde, Fred.
Kss@ner, n. Foersch and George Keeper.
HereuPon the Bigel meeting aJjourned to mes.
again at the call Of the Executive Committee, and
the delegates present resolved themselves into =
general meeting, with DR.. Kcssman and NJ. Kuep-
per Secretary, for te purpose Of perfec,ng all Aeo-
essary measures f1r full participation o' the Ger
man elements in tie grea, mass meeting At Cooper
Inti,ute Thursday evening next.
M,ssrs. BrsokloW, Dr. Poersoh, R'inineer, DR..
Eessmann, Mr.. Kuepper aud oiherr, oloquen''y all
dressed the meeting in favor ofa frm and deter
mined eNprtsson of German sentiment, in favor OF
the rapid but iudcious a. vAncen ent ~ human fiee-
dom an tlis cIutneIt Df. Foersch vlrJ hrcib,y
and usily urging that no opposig or un'rit ndly
attitude should be assumtd 10y Gstmans but they
should e. hand In ard With all theu lends In the
go,d cause, aud Lct ia all things ~ Aner an ciii-
Hms.
Al Executive Committee, conHHue Of Messts.
Dr.. j. A. ,, ots,., e.. Re tibger, Dr. ~ nan, j,
Dn,tNss, Thenc,rt .ck'ow. KuH Sg'l, Cour ID
R.uss. q X tpper, and -. 1gnatius ky 1, are v
meet ~ tie same place ~ r. ~, Ipiay
The weekly sun., 1862-03-08
House Of Representatives.

Mr. Dawes, from the Committee ON Elections,
mide report on the petitien oi g. Ferguson beaeh,
slirg 10 te admitted to a seat AZ u Representative
nom the Seventh Congressional Diatrict Of Virginia
Tie Con mittte spptnd - the report reSo uiion
that Mr.. Beach Ia nUt entitled ~ seat Ihe SUD
itct was laid over.
NJ stevens PENN from tue Committee on Ways
md Means, reported hill providing Internal reve-
nue. fsr Tie support Of the Cover nment, and 70 pay
the lrttres, on the public debt. Referred 70 tn'
c mmitlee of the Whole on the state OF the Union
ard made .he special order one week from mex
Tnesdav, Ten thousand additionSl copies were or
isrSd % be printed for the use Of members, MA. .
Mr.. Stevens said he desired shs -,
,hs oonsidsradon Of the people who have 70 slstAi'
the burdens, and that they may have me penen
4 of their gE gesiiOps. ,.,,,.,., ,-A,.,
was .done'd' rso,,s ss,Ipa the President. nos u
oOnas.sai Win no public inierssss' 0r copies
The weekly sun., 1862-03-08

Fashiuq'on, March Toe B.timore and Olio
Railroad ls being rsriily rel uiL and will son be
N summing order. About fjrty miles Of iron and
cross ties have been carried of y the rsbes
General Lander received unremitting and aiIec-
Tomato atierton during the last hours of his il-
ness. lie CONTINUED unconscious until . O'Clock
in tie evening, wi on he diei quietly and without,
psn. lie expired in ihe arms Of Brigade s1rgepn
suekl.y, Is bed surrounded by his stsf aud weep
IL g At,ei dants.
General 81 iejs hes LEFT this lily 10 assume the
aid Of the division lat ~ uuder the and
Of ht Il meLted General Lander,
There IS satisfactory auIhurity Tor ita,nR that
y q shnouncon ,nt In sundsy'- New York MrR'rHY
that General Hoohet's division had crpssed TIE
lower Poioua ac is entirely false.
The isv hll contains 10 fe,ti, nF-one oftle lar
ges, oi suy kind ever before p opposed aud which
months - tine have been beat.wed
II Is understood thst Col. !. 4. Blair had an in
t,rview With The Prcsidon, u day, the sug gc' o'
the appointment of Gen sl,el A. MsiIr Ganera',
the result o. which was the determination Of the
Pr, sideft to nd in the name Of Gen. Si.e g. the
Senate at once Z J .birmAton!
Memorials are being extensively signed by spl-
ders for press ta,on 10 this stmas,er General, ask
ng tina, 4. me measure be adopted by which they
,an procure the palen, ruled stamped envelopes a,
the same rates charged At the pet ofices. Thoy
say that Trivilsg'd vender- In the camps take al
vantage OF their partially for this descriptsn Of
Ell veoper, and demand eS'ortionAte prices,
The weekly sun., 1862-03-08
ILs Port Ro,alContrabanls.

Ia AEoihtr co umu VII be observed the pre-
pArAtion. for relief ard instruction Of the con-
trabancs a, Port Royal, b. tho steamer Alan
tic Ia further reference to this suhlec. the
Secretary has addressed a communication to
Mr.. Pierce, a, Port Royal, in Acknowledgment
Of his report on the condition Of the ccntrsbatds
Mr.. Pierces agency is confined, and he is ad.
ttoiizod TO exercise general supervision over
the abandoned estates in manner TO secure
their cultivation. With this view he is to act
ir concert with ~ F;eodniu's : cieties found
I'D in Bo!ton, New York and other cities, and
sppGibt spll.Au, for the dates Assigned them
their oompor,a.on to be psil by those societie.
but th1 Government TO furnish subsistence al
ct rec. Mr. Pierce, a as.nt Tor tho Govern
ment IS 10 aid aud provide f9r NE religious nu
ordum, ,ducl ion Of 'he laho-rrs IN thess ,l
tat,s, to a. to ac,u;o TO tn "a Ia, s-ca,cs. po
kible benefit