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From the South West.
Dispatches from Gen. Grant. sc

fdro, H., AUG. i6A bearer OF di'.'.tches from
General Grant pi,ssd through here today. en- -oni.
to WA hins'on. II understood thai nj. dispatches
have reference 20 trade regulations the Miss .ipp
r'es |, said hat General Grant favor. ,h, op-n
ins Of the cotton trade to ell loyal citizen. under
proper restrictions, and recommends to tho wa,hing
ton suthorties the Immediate adoption of this policy
1h, vii brins out taou,ands Of bale, m cotton now
hidden away IN the svamTe, and havo beneficial ef
fc on manufacturing interests.
Gen. Logan made 'peech here last night, 10 tho
largest cut door assembled In this pae.
Resr Admiral Porter returned to-day vita the fas
ship Black Hawk. A salute "a. fred In his honor
from the gun boats OF the levee
Gen. A.ho'h. Al Columbus, ky.. bss been relieved,
By order OF zen. Grant, and Gen. A. 9. smith tskes
command there
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Telesraphic News Items, 10.

TrE Board NJ Enrorn, NJ AZ Washington has sat far
's d'ys With result Of $50 soldiers. Of whom 30 ore
negroc..
1nE mps.cr builders :, Wat irrton hnd eeat din.
culiy H. obtaining competent h.,p. Briekayeu sre
especially scarce and command good w.ges.
IT sp.,po,cd IA Washington - .sctsnge ,0Oo Of
. p:-ri prisoner. ~ mo e',un number The South
h-s In - uOF'o.s'ou h.'Ou7ug 20 or Armiet. r. is
not We, kro whether tho arrangement Ia perfected.
Tue erection ~ two hatlofic. for dafending the
Dofr.t Wore h'ihor va comm' need y,sterday by
The GovcrInru' They hre TO consist Of earthworks
mountinf .Idci ?? pouno r.
tn, c-ten.ivo tca md coffee es,NblI. I.hm'n' of Rob
IRE N gnay Lo. 100, Of which s29 6oo oia Is in, iRy
,urcd.
ISChir.-o religious services are conducted week Y
~ The tnGli', German sweIi,h Norwesan, French,
I,cbres, Dutch, Weleh and ChineGe lansusges, be-
eide, ,everal unknown tongues
THy Congregational Church ntGcorsetovn, hsss,,
of which Rev Charles Beechrr In pastor, refused 10
accept the report Of the Council charging that GENTLE
man With heie'y By mi, trtion the church sustain
the pastor against the d cision Of the Council.
soxt weeks ago the New orlosn. paper. we're quite
c,cted over th~ ,rrc, y party q back aud vhit
wom,n. ,upp ssd n lee cnrsgcd In haahrnish sor-
,h.J ca led the vouioo dance, In the e,arninnt on
med both charges They we're acquitted
AT Cleveland, Ohio, last Thursday nigh, en- cmni,
bus aith five ptsrenleis drove arros. the ra!r. sd
locomotive .truos III. oun bus, oyer'un,d IL, md
seriously In .Hr,d thec Of be yassopges, the .thrr
two having iump'd oh Th' onn'bu. received no
injury eIo,p' breaking one spoke Of wheel.
Rsvrnpy ,Jow so h. gp6li,hed arply to tke AZ
Ei.1srsi IL r-John Porter He .revevs the tr''i,
mony, end ov. 'ha the Pr 'ident's approval q
sSsss g. Of the a1o9, ,s., ne
Porter eonduetcd im,eif Ike a. Honorable gentle
oAA md 9ost SsaWpnAAs6 0sREA n StAtes
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Naval Movements.

Yesterday Admiral Pauldinr received orders from
the Navy DEPARTMENT 10 dispatch the United
8 stes steamer Quaker City to sea at once. The
suthoritss Of the Yard Immediately were set TO work
to work to prepare the vetal and In frS hours she
had all her stores and provisions on board and every
thing ready TO depart. She cleared from the wharf
about O'Clock N the afternoon, having on board The
special ordep Of the Navy Department, and being
bound for soma unknown destination. The Quaker
city Is side shee steamer, Of nine gun', 800 tons
burthen, and rates second cla's 10 the Navy. She
vas attached 20 Admiral Duponts feet, but got 70
worn out in service that che had to DO sent home for
rp hs, which hsv. been effected in the most salts
factory manner Her commander 10 j. N. VALLEY.
AsoTnrR Iuo,-oLAD vrssxL CONTACTED voa
The Me-srs. sscor, Of jersey City, have contracted
with the Cove. nment to bud new iron vessel Of
war, to be provided with ddts ends And double no
pslers somswhs similar to the feet Of tvsntyssven
Usedsa vsaaah yAisA hAyAisst haaa sannlstsd Ths
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eontraetofs are making Nfans, men,s 10 nut the new
chip uron the stocks. shc Ia to bs about 30 feet
ions, Of rrcportlonsts beam and s,ph of hold. but
when loaded vii not draw - much .n.r A. the.s
dimensions would seern to indicate She .il b. com,
pletei In about uine months rrovidsd With ensires
and oil fe-rsitss fw ses service.
onpnsr TO nv nrrrrrrsA,rAs
The Secretary ofths NAVY las instructed Admi,.,
pmldins TO dispatch tbs y. + steamship Relief tn
the Mediterranean Squadron. With ',ores, wov,lon..
and all ucccssares for the feet. She will 10 d,,ed
up Immediately. and viii leave In few days. Pef.
,ons having friends 10 the squadron are informed
that ir''er papers and rcs. properly directed ana
i-ft A. the Brcokl-n Nsvs I4c nm will he eheerfny
fo-~arded. The Mediterranean Sr,sdron nov COW
s:rs or the e. s. ships Constellation aud g.. Lou,..
both sslips ccrvsttsI, but I. IL sad shat the iue
steam f'isate Niagara. which hos u, been completes
at Boston. and too double enders, will be ssp to re-
inforce cur feet In thA, qusrteI of the world.
A. Arrrt ron rDs saitrrs AT cuASlssroW.
The Adam. Express boat Mary SANFORD sails To.
dsy tr tho South Atlantic feet, Nth cargo Of lee
'or 'he sailors snd irncn Of the squadron. Admirse
Dahsfcn hs. written home 10 the officers here, tell.
ins them to Ask the i.uds Of all ,siiors mariners,
and of,ieer pow attacking Charleston. to do sems.
thins towards pro,id,us shirs With Zee and such
little cacies - not furni'hed bv the sovsrn>
men'. The heat IL oppressive he's not been saf .
passed IN tho south for several yssrs, and the Admi
rsl descrbcs the suderiuss Of the men WORKING tbs
under the influence Of the mid day sun ~ really
saeruciaing There are some thirty ship, and thsfS
ar nov over 80. 900 men manning the vessels Of
in N. loyal States It's hoped that this snnouncs-
cnt s'l result In psaeticsi good for the bss,s
fellows Who arc fighting % hsroieslly fcs ths6
country,
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The Nov Almaden quicksilver mining property ee.
cupics large portion Of Santa Clara County, Caios
nis, extending In all directions from the mouth Of the
principal mine. Thi' property has ious been eiaimsd
by the representatives OF three different PARTIES sn0
their claims have occupied the iav courts Of both
California and the I tnited Rtases The euRsms
Court At its last term decided sssinst one Of these
claimant and that tho lands belonged TO the United
States The larger portion Of the other two eleADs,
however. which have not been edJudioated upon, V
owned bv the Messrs Parror the present posoeesora
Who discovered, worked aud developed the mine.
During sixteen years they have spent millions of ds
lars rpon this enterprise, employed thousauds q
vorkn n, and inprov ed the country in chs neenbes
hood. i'y thsir e., and prudence thsy reudered
the mine very productive, and reduced the psfoe ~
quicksilver by t~s-thirds, thus coutnbue1os - th0
d dve,,prncnt Of our sold mines
II 10 this rrnrerty that President IAneoIn or9efro
Herul s Rsrj the Northern District Of Calilsnts,
20 er'ei ulon ~ poesess. IN the name OF the Uniod
s'at"s, and deliver tho premises to Lecusro evsee.
all agent duly authorised by the presidept, anl -
ruch military force Of the United Sates might
bA found necessary. Tho Mafshal proceede1 - obey
this order. The 90 u the propistofs !afused ~
vsrve the premise unlsss compelled 70 DO - By 2
sufficient military force. Before the AasuAal could
bring ,np the military, . telegram !as feeeAyea non
Gen. N-ct, stating that 'the order fo1 Ttnss!y
oosup,,.cn Of New Almsdsn .ss ;u.egtttise,Iy o.
Wright to suspend operations to rrstose evvrythne
a. he found u, shd TO obey es1sss vhsse - sot
come through the proper channel."
TIE whole matter r~mains In this uusstssSceo!y
condition at present, and the pubic mind II Calf
fsInia 10 much excited thereby.
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fforrf' ponfen@r - The v Y SnrN
rir0,n Edp, NiedrI6ud. Apc &.-rLe tn.,erisi Tor
building the hrst portion Of the telegraph line ffom
vusin Bay to the Pacific ocean dii not come 10 hand
IN Il the :th ul., which dry ,u.p.r led the fret
.ire ever raised for teeCsT;ie purposs In Central
America. execp, At F1nams 1As portion Of line
will be finished and ready for use In ,sw days Al
the optnns Of the line hope 10 have the President
and Governmsn, Of the Republic present. 90 that the
hrst me.see may he cent b. the Fre,idrnt
The var "a almos, ov,r hec. Reliable inform alton
10 scarce give you fir a. possble what IL true
General Boncila AMI the Niearseu.n troop- sre In
Hc9durm. Chole,sca Of uonaura., with ,he Hon
dnran army and N,trIche are .upIv.td TO bt at this
time op"ra'ine ar,in.t Barro., of san salvador.
from Nearasu. va rcccutb killsd near the front er
of Honfu ~. lie vAs IN command ~ q force a. the
nells of Nlcnnrus. Boneils had m.t di.ps,ched a
courier VI ihi' Information TO General Xatfuchr
.as 700 lat, and Chomorn rss attached .nd Killed.
He has msnv fti'nd- 10 this state, and though 81
enenlD - tho government. y mueh deplcr.d.
Fuly in Juiy lhofnas, the oN American. WITH q
ssivsdr rim hris nu4cf NJ command, eu,ered ihr
port "eato iooS all ihc cash they had 10 the Gus
tom h,u'e and af,.r .em.iune but ,hor time lett:
cariyius Oh .ith him ,hs oustom-house officer and
oommsl Ger Of Tho tcfc'.
The Gsutrn!s.,n 'r' ~ are In prs'e''ion u the
Gen Hsr'ineg very rppllar, and the ne1t Con
sre,s NAV make him President for life. A, Las, SC
II srrprr'rd that Tv Reeur, formerly A. Niesra-
gun, ~ ,at'ary of san Miguel San salvador, hes
been 70 the al cd S'ate- r>ise force ~ Fill.
busters dsht with him against the Central Ameri-
can State.. Their landing IN Nicarasua I. feared
Negro smirr,tion Ia nso sop ehended hy the Govern
ment, Witch viii oppoee TO the full extent Of its
power.
Rusinc,. BY tho transit route move. smoothly. New
h.'. hu ldinr and cln.i'cr' bic energy /, display
ID al over the route Tie prop r'y o' thc Company
s ,t cent IN tho hands Of the American Minister
and will remain nut Tho 18th u Oc'ohor NEXT a.
which time the trouble between the Company snd
the Government IL to he settled in the Cnv of Wash
inrton, Thi. MrsnrCrn ne 10 looked up, u cquiva
lent TO q hnsl ret lenent
. The New loTk pi,,.nr,rs artlved here ., o'cioel
States
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Another Gold Mine Discovered In Cali.
fOrnia

San Francisco. AvguS Ii.-Aceount. come, r,d
Los Anselo', Of the discover of very itch and
eIten'ive sold mining region In th" San Francisco
mountsin.. lying east OF the Colorado river.
The La Pa and o'het recently formed minirg com
panies the Colorado, lave been deserted for new
mnes The latter are dsscribtd ss a S.~ California.
There 10 general complaint auons the sarden,rs II
vegetables and frui.s the supply hoiue srcsy in 'I.
oess of the demand B,,t to OF plums and good
peaches are sold for about two cent. pouud, which
will scarcely pay the cost Of gathering and sending to
market. Every day large quan;itie, Of mui'. and
vegetables are thrown Away for the want Of buyers.
Sailed, eth nst., ship Golden Gate, Dcsno, CsllsO
and 18th, ship Trlun rhsnt, fl'ld, or ditto
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,ney msds enly inetn,a,ions -i'sou doing any harm
.ns mem I've stscLpointed shou have male Gu:
.,hia eshi hndied s ysfd. % .S.n sh- srs;, s..su !,
hax. ~, ,e nom ore b.I man, h2norAts sesr' . y
h..yy eAnnonadlns they have undergone They have
yst hesvy rork to DO, and Admiral Dshlren, Il re.
ni & s,sSs aS SS a., Esss ryS.ssr.a ~. s,@s trn'
s.a.eon after Aye hundred as. barre, anil - they
fs n.ISs .s. Snnsa q hs s
III. .bii,Ss s q Il. ,-..-. to stand . e.nnou.din,
question. Their s.i:o.ls. p9:sr: .I. anm H mr.s, md
the safety Of thoee on bnard sssur~d In all the
oae hy the fr.smsa, ~ sy,ss @ .h.i. % and The ob.tS bS
r,n,r n,n; irom l,,nins ssain.t ihs twret ct the
Admiral Dihsr, u sent nss OF truce to Fort wss.
re- ssi to.da,. in se.se q Flee, csgt,ln W. kos
woosedsd n ON Of be E .es.S, us o..a ;cs :,
.ai,. cs,s and collar, trimmed S',h blue % fb. cap
:nd Proceeded on .osy TO the front f,he tor-.
thsy sere iopp bv ssoid shot passing sbout ninety
bis tca, and sent ihe ,us bsoi. vneu sucih,r hot
ssas ared sercs. the bows q the cutter. There had
ben nc 'snal siven or any other indication Of de
ATE, waiting sl"u, twenty minu,es Colonel rrs.
y .ith iour or tive officers, came 60 the beach and
invited our party ashore. Coiupel Tracy vac the
.pSse.SSs9' SS' an sivsHoed snd shook hand, but me
.th -h!eh h, ntlustcd, prepaI,d 10 depsrt. ask.
Ing no gustiors nor Entering INTO sensral eonvcf
ssoNn The Letter. delivered we're supposed 20 be Q
oopy oi the IreNdents proclamation With resard 20
NEGRO uoo1', AMI letter ffom Admiral DahigIen in
relation 70 ti,c fate OF the Wabsshs launch.
htie has been consiieraLle thArpshooi nk practice
h,treen our cs't Aid the sNiti.on at Fort Wagner
Ihe naval battery IA within hve hundred ,irds oi
Nasner and they have made great exetions TO In.
trrupt our ~orting pattios by these means. Gen.
elh, ulinoie according oigsnL,d . COMPANY nf
-harpshooers, selecting the beet shots from the df
tri n tesmenta Who have teel doing efficient eel
wee. The rebels mad one man, ead TO b. q Torsn,
who was dead shot and who was ksp star ~ IN
the rife pr, and fsd wound, 4 al Of our meo.
member oi the 4ih New Hsmp,h hire, Who u said to
te the best shot on Morris I.snd, had en- watch I'd
tof this rl,n TO- four day. and fl.y managed to
set he I'd on him, and put his bN thIuyyh his fore.
bead, kllline him in,.antly
Inc fnsl ar ans-mo nts for the srsad ~. .uIl ere
nov making both on land aud wstrr, sod all 70 I, a.
hdence and conrsulation. II wall he a g.. rio 10
,isht and sIoiou. p-vllese 70 v!tne,s thers, az
Of the old flag on the ruins Of sumter Ga Ito evt
ming 81 the 18th thi. srAui rsrult 70 Cophden'ly
EXPECTED; Admiral Dshlsren 10 IN rsaiim,,, aud
General Gilmore reports hat he ~l be read, 10 op,u
At daylight on Thursday.
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The Siege of Charleston.

N7uros- Tha .,.,u.
.,,, A"'' i"e s'rAne' D n
spau'uihs arrived ms morning from of Chnrieston.
The spluldiur rrports having lief, Mori. Island a,
N o,.io.L -, r,,5.. ,,o-,,t -
o'.o' Va ''''F no'N'"s
On Ihrrsday eveunr the monitors were all s'ripped
And nrena,.l n, .ctirn and n, a,rit.,, =. ~.
' -, 'I 1'"s"' on iIoAy
TIC batteries on MOTIFS isand opened their tire,
which last.d for al hour or two when Il re.s.d
rh. r,or,,o,. dJ 40, a., .ho, 80,
ihe fuoh''"rr u" not Hr' sno' anu |" rocn ~ the
batteries ceased fring the monitors pu, mp awning,
No cIplsn,tion 10 given for thi, movement, Tn.
49," w. w aus
strongest confidence 10 eHWeHed OF favorable re-
snlt
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According 10 intcImauon received in W1.hns.on
from he AImy ofthe Potomac, there is no ch,usc IN
the relative positions Of the two e,, t,r n. ran
b. a. pre'cn; kuoun. hut there a.e vague suspcions
that the rebel' are Gbout TO stenpt . flank move.
men' IN our lf Rumors have reached the army
from the vicinity Of Dumfiics (tut IT Is denied at
tesd.unter,j that . large force Of rehc., arr ap-
. o'eLins that place Our t'oops ready TO- them
IN that quarter.
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ACnvniry Expedition.

Non rN., Aug. l3-A recent csvsiry expedition
froaA Corinth. released 80 con.crpts taken b. the
g1enill, fores'.
company Of Colcman's uen came Into Corinih
on Tuesdsy. ircm w.ynesboro. They we're eon,eript.
ed ty the REBELS and had several frht. With PIr...
They refused 10 60 with him, and armed them.elvss
and reported at Corinth, TO enter .ho uited gate
service.
There 10 nothing new fror, below
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ARnr Aug. lT.-Inf 'rmation reached her. Mi.
afternoon OF the de-trucion by trs o. Huu,s shoddy
mill al Cvhoe,, Sud the burning death ~ hreou Of
the female o'rrstvss. The flames spfe ID with io,r
hi rapidly, and the only m ans Of esrape left the
siil were the 'indov.. Some terror .tricl.n
mat they abandoned Themselves to their tate and per.
ish-d IA The luidins Others foll from the wirdows
into the . miow, and many we're BADLY Injured hy
!nmr Hs'o tle ground. Twenty Eve are m,,ing, nj
teen Of whom are reported to have be barued TO
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Ho ward Bound Regimeuts

Bura'o, Aug. 1.-THE 4th Mas.achu-etts and the
osth Naine r simsnts arrived here on SUNDAY, an
left Immediately for homo
The Tth Ms'schuset's Es sitnent arrived on Sun.
day afernoon and left at 10 O'Clock in he evening
for homc. Al vent via the New York Centra. Eall.
road.
FIVE soldiers d'ri in the hospitals her. yesterday,
two Of 'he l3.t New HAmp.hlie two Of tho 10Th New
Namp.his,, AMI one Of tho 20jh Maue Resinept
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Albany, Aug. II. Gov. Seymour has prepared .
proclamation, warning sll citizens sssinst any disor
d,riy conduct, when the draft is made in New Yo,k
and Brooklyn.
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huscdtine, Ioua, Aug. IA little steamer, Jus,
built here, while ou her trA Iip sterday, exploded
her boiler st Bsrro.s Landing ssml. w barrow.
her builder vas instantly killed. and ten others were
scadsd and otherwise injured, sone Of tn, IN fatally
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thai Gen Porter Away. tue to bis country and
that he sole cNencc wss that he refused to bcndths
knee 10 a fsetion at Washington. and adds that his
ccuntrymcn will ultimately do justice TO Gen Porter.
sho,e aecns have the repeated approval Of Gen.
Mcclellan, and the Presidsnt himself
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Exemption Frauds

Augusta. Me-. Avc IL On Saturday l.-. youns
man Who had charge efthe record, Of exemption in
the Surgeon. department. and a serseau, who 20.
employed in the Office, vere arrested b. order Of the
Provost. Marshal. on the charge Of having been
ENGAGED in filins on, and dspcens of fsuulsn, eer
tfeates Of exemption for p,eunisry consideration
Blu, Ave Of these certificate. in ,l we're ..ued, and
the ~hols sum received therefor did no, exceed
$3.50 The offender. sill be brought 10 speedy trial
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Bu9alo, " u, Aug. 1.-THE draft in the dis ic'.
the aoth, va eomplstsd on Saturday vl.hyu, she
lssit AesRlsy, RAsktPS Rk ~ 3at GsKia sen.
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menee. in Duntirh to day. No dircui,y n .ppre
heud,d
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The Siege Of charleston.
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DETAILS OF OPERATIONS
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News From California.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-12-11

Pyspared from prescription Of SIR j. Cidrke NJ D.
Physician EStraordinary 10 tho Queen.
This invslu ble medicine unfaiing In the cure OF
those painful and dangerous diseases to which theft
male constitution Is subject. It moderates all sxces
and removes all distinctions, and speedy cure may
relied on.
70 MARRIED LADIES
II is Peculiarly suited. 1t will, In short time, bring
on the monthly period with regularity.
Elch bottle price One Dollar, bears the Government
Stamp Of Great Britain to prevent counterfein.
CAUTION.
These PiVs sAottd not be taken 6y kn,aes during
no FIRST THREE AON7RSor Pregnancy, as taev
are sure TO bring on Aisoarria0e, Gt al any other
time they are sGfe. yrt ..
In al, ca.ss OF Nervous a. Spinal Affections, ,pansn
the Back and Limbs, Fatigue slight exerlon, Papia-
tiou Of the Heart, Mysteries and Whites, there Pills
will effect cure when all other have failed; and
although powerful remedy do not centain IRON cao-
mel autimony any thing hurful to the constitution.
Full directions in the pamphlet around each pack
which shculd be carefully preserved.
sole Agent for the Uniled States and Canada.
JOB MOSES, 27 Cortland Street, NY.
NIB. 81 90 and 6 postage stamps inclosed to any
authorized AGENT will insure bottle, containing SO
Pills, by return mail.
8. u. sAMUELs. q. ROBERTS, Agents, Columbus, o.
july29 da1Iyeow f-,.e
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-12-11

WHlrKa and the other JacObin leaders. The
States named ere treated as out of tie Uaion'
aud their people SO having forfeited all rights
under their respective State Constitutions ard
under the Constitution Of the Uoited States.
The States are, BY the proolauAiioa, regarded
as merely territories or co queFed provinces
which may be erected into new free States,
retaining. as q mail k of special g. ace and favor,
their old namer, p,ovided one. .ea.h of the
voters will re orgsnizl their labor sJstem,
reyoIu,ioniz, their social condition, change the
old or make new State Constitutions In &C
oordAnce With Jacobin dIcsstioD, aud swear al
lsgiauce to the negro reeiug and negro -srmiOg
policy Of the Administration. Such is in brief
the plan proposed. Is is a plan, not for the res
tors,Iou or m alntensnce Of tho American Union,
hui for It's permanent dissolution.
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cOMMUNIoArED.
Pulmonary Consumption q Durable
DiseAss.
'- A @ A r D. .------
TO CONSUMPTIvEs.


The undersigned having been restored to health In
few weeks by very rple remedy, after having suffer-
ed several years with severe lung affection, and that
dread disease oonsumption-is anxious 10 make known
to his felow.sunereD the means Of cure.
To all who desire IT, he will send copy Of the pres-
cripon used ree Of charge wi the directions for pro-
paiiDg aud using the same which they will and sure
cure for CONSUMPTION, ASTHMA, BRONCHITIS, oousHs,
Colds etc. The only object Of the advertiser In send.
Ing the prescription Is to benefit the afilcted and
spread information which he conceives to be invaluabe
and he hopes every sufferer will try his remedy, a. u
will cost them nothing and may prove blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription will please address
Rrv. EDWARD A. WILSON, Williamsburg,
Kings County, New York.
The above remedy may te obtained In Columbus Of
Me'Hs. THRALL & BENHAS, Druggists. No. lio
South High Street, Call for pamphlet free Of charge.
sept26-d&~ ~3n etl
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