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New-York daily tribune., 1863-08-04
financial.
!, ,yonr AND ysw H.v,r RAILROAD coxpAsr. !
u,,rrp sr.rH. TREASURY, NEw.YoRz. Aus. J. 1904

U.,rrp sr.rH, TREAsURr NEw.i ORA. Aug }, lsoA
10y DIRECTION OF the Secretary OF tho
Treasury Ih-eby give notice to all parties holding CERIlF
STATES NOTES. the interest upon which has hitherto
been paid gold at the expiration Of each period o. m
month, from tie thsrsof that after tho expiration OF tho
several periods ofsI months current 'ucb Interest viii
cper b. payable IL gold cola bat IA Uniied siae' es"
tsrdsr nossr JOHN J. o'soo'
Auistsut Treasurer United States.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-08-04

4 IL BOYS prepared for business IN August %
. II. tOLGIAbs COtttE 3CfAL ACADEMY, No. &c
., c.u socite good situations oacss "
Bpks hey be tai 81 into healthy, manly @oit' os
ca~ a. Dslc, gsT4d business fen1heA' a-i PIse'sS
LnlA ~ rts
New-York daily tribune., 1863-08-04
omcs 9fne crotoo Aqaeduct bead Aug 3. "a
Cifr ~ Sfw-N DIX DErAE7S&l.r oP srsAscG

tTIY NrW-i DIX UEFAHI NaNT OF FGHAFrH,
C0NPTroiLEH's DYYCK Juiy2 1873 !
fl'O RIAL ESIAiE H. OWNLhS.--HEALED
PROPOSALS 80 ur Tcce.ssd at tl.s ohir- unti SAT-
UhDAA, AuFu.t On, 1863 i,f he puoh,.e of Real Eto
~ she Co'poaton for tue u,s oi Ie Fe department. o-
Gated o. f1.lo.-;
or LOr between Sixth and Eighih-.v. and Thirty
utl a1d cJDdt, .or the u.o 81 Lasne COmV
$50. 49,
ONE LOT between tirt and SccOndsys., Teuth and
.uft.rnth--- - for tIe Ensbr tonpaa y No. -
OR LJp brtwerD Green sDd IhompsOn, i.ioDme aud
Lice. se4.sta r. i.e 81 Engine Couluu.. II p. a.
OELOT between Mingu Lewis. Grand tod Dclancy y'ti.,
fof tie use Of a ,ss Coupa.i,, No. ~
O.E 10 Lrtwosn AoffJlN nyinr,ol. Sisu,ou, EsseE
sLa a lustou.s.s. tie ne Of iiose OOnp.ny. M lt
ONE LOI TO b1suated IA Ho-tst., n's"e'n o"S'him
and gasal.-.t fo 'hs 81 liotp Company. No. 30.
Proposals contain diagram fthe IforS otrfrG, WIN
locality ANA character of nToVsn.nta' any
Ii'fefrncr viii 90 g.yra 90 want ispts.
PLy uent WI bo inid" tsa. ou frce wig h-tsctpfy
lle The fgt reserved o. rJrcs any o. tho proposals. "
tIe .utl!ost ". the & .gpOfr iJn IrgnirfH ~.
IAi1HF.W J.. LHLNNAE, Comptroller.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-08-04

fE'O CONIkACTOES.-Scp. ate SEALED
fHOtD5sl5. e.cn inaoI-d will Gre il Of tue ~oib
Nicn t.c sio nay olreI all crised ans
oAce unh j. ,,i,s l & fElDiI Aur -, 1875. Tor TO
con.t Of @ NEks 20 tLf ol'ouirf -frs9 TO Ntt:
FOURTH So REEF. b~twr ~ bouf aud Nes, lztn-st
as -4Hi.rT t,'s.-n tin o. q b.rerae1
NA5dlNOIOt SIALEI, between Horao and Gan4o.
v0oTi.st-.
CIHAOS STREET. between Rivlnf,on and sianton.ats
and iBju b, scen o,ia stre sud Hnis1n River.
ilan. lI e bida, ~ al o.arr recr a.Iy uipfn-
ito can o1,a ,ato1 - The Cont C.rs
tnis OLc, ThDj LPUENs,/ Cotton
Il. l.. DAHKAOi. : Aql,duct
a. W. CGaEl... Board.
Oncs fthe Crotou AqnedDct boafd. Aug 3. I.6J
New-York daily tribune., 1863-08-04

plssOLUT IoN.Tbe Copafturf,hip heretofore visiting
sud.r the hfsn of SLADk, SSiIid Co.. d, N d1y
Dol ed ny mutual eoD.eut Et1er psuy l. aunJ Iz- 90
lb- n4Ie y. tie Liquidation Pa. ID pls, July 81
i!6l JAnN4s sLADE, -
J. FkAILEI SMITH.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-08-04
DREXEL, WINTHROP ~ Co.,

~ No. a. sals'
.bA.KFRs AND DEALERS g., a. = GOV ERsMfNf
Be- IHirftS OF ALL uE>Ctff HONS
NaIuKl,o tEN1il lCAILN or INDEBTEDNESS
eo otsi pfunty Tho cots received fof n'efcs remit Cd
o, .ecsIntsI of a the uarGst pHc-.
SttIi r. AaD BONDS bprs aud solt on c1muls,i
tOLU FOH bUiltS a cutstt ft's
MERCANTILE COlLtt IlOSp made on all points In
tl. w -l,I -l-.s. ..d AalIslt.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-08-04
r1AGiu,WOOD MILITARY ACADEMY,

r1AGiE,WOOD MILITARY ACADEMY,
81 rr,.rL ANf0T y J-lhe F,l Tea viii cone
-. ..r... = DNE-pAE S-al. , kEFEkkSCGS; Is Asv'
l.,,-lAe R.s.. srpAoa u. tYLs. D. D. - T. lhS.-p
a., A. o. 81 tstu DlA. ID. D.. ,lc.sr. tass E Ii. D. .
IA H. a. rr,s DAVID ID. FIELD. farAe noa"u, IL son bies.
o. laaI-P,oie-s c'lfte Peursyi'eta University,
49,, r cas-. ed 10 sa-- lne hsS Jauis, = Si.Esss
itr, H. e. ~ -t.f.t8p. 40 ~ rctacsine H. lev. bnhef
... he rrs Fig. =. Han, u. D.; ths hoa J. X Berg
.t 4. D i.af.g.m- ne ..ey. " ~. ii. thannn- "a y.
4 g.-- lsIl--D,u. g bir-ev, Nsor-G-a. ; a. heinp
4.ar., ta, wui. B,gnrv. Uet P.m'-N + Bsdrnl
=, n N,.srt N J-Astca. J.. Ward. e,l 70. trculart
N c.-,ils nurv 70 MASON BROS. n. Nerc.r'tI
or To- hECuS >PEN P,Gla Amhoy, y. J.. wo VIII s.s
$50 apvhesn.s .eT. naJ. Oh NONDAiS --ia tHpAtS'
sf.f = Al a. 10. o. Page p.acr.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-08-04
CosI auG JonnD.

n Eek LOSr.-CApE 4 FlOfDS
~ CilECA tted 81 ,nst i,r = "a - order s'' IA
dosrri b, J.srpl Rtsf io't ~ 4i'st Monday 81 l"s
~ u.ut hcns s'1rp-d. the pu'lic aTa c""'''r' 80.
Ir.o lhfrg To- finder ~il b. ho", ,Y 1""''No"
1v iciy ~ th- stHira 10 40 ~ rn-s'i ci""' DO m@
~ = - =
New-York daily tribune., 1863-08-04

INTEREST NOTICE.-The INTEREST on
i trr AlDDI,iAoE ED.US ~ thr 40 .l.l'i, LOuANS.
,D.fr aul BOhLlaG on HALLWAY tONfN.Y da.
Ausa.f neat ~ be p-id 81 ne ohios oi NJ a. JEouf
20 - LAcaa Igc-liics, s~w KYia, sud hi.
d. o. On t.srtstOn of tue pfOisf 'onpon. -hru.iofk
Jtiy 3,. 1863. JOllN =. kENNkpY. President.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-08-04

~ rexls iY. uujer the ann oil OAtDNEh colby
Co.. s tis Gay D. consent LuLer party -
A1tLoI TIE arm So 10 lid l0n boz
to- J.v -. 1919 GAHONti. COLBY.
GAEDNEK X COLBY.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-08-04

MtTDNs UIIICE INV VOW, JuF y 10
DROCLANAIiON--i, GEORGE OPD) ~.
M.yoi o. tl4 O. g. ,ts YORK. r-ssl4uf 60 Zoe.
tin he Bosd Of 5Iprsvors of tu- oaDy o Neul b.
to-. approved by 30 LeI.lt orf IrUafd ~ ~ a.
hU.Dt.D buLLAH, ior toe re. 400 c,nvton o. Sc
mus 81 uIlrI.Frf. Of tbc stf COL. UbHlLN 81
IT, Jri4.1 h.sty o.. slnea.. itl - 4 D. " who We
fii,d j. Lst Whiio en- "a 800 4suns 40 cy Ir-
tho.ii,s . qI. che ro.ct Io This -f.nL b. d, be- sd
OF TO- c@i ac.fe oi t- JuI.- " I.-s b,i ~ sa4n tr
c,.sctiol u 20 yic.nf .bs 10 t4 "a If 90 s1t ,n
t,orsar6 of.lc Dcal ol tr c.tJ M h.., - foo-
Is neij GEORGE OrDYEE. Mayor.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-08-04
Drn Gooos.
f,OTTON GOODS.

WlION GCOlS.
X Az sold CONSTABLE G.. s-e Offering al retaN
Caon Shteaags aad SLGu' o M tbe beat nafes 81 ro'y
reasonable p..ce. .,
New-York daily tribune., 1863-08-04
a ST. JOSEPH RAILROAD

Y nv NTNNI a ~ 'V"FfI " I'ffIT'IfV'N'
10 80 buOLuEtS Tho iian 60. toe i'ufgan-
i..t ttf ,.tuut, u ,rs i1sd h-Ts bon couple 81
tahcJ b. tg aocth drs 4 thr,f nrnus h"i at iau
nha M.y % -.t, Eprfhr iefs uoihed thst tu- NrS
eAci4nr l.f t.r bd fond conformity ~il tbc p0s~
Ion. oa nIrntUr ~ APl lGl1 At tn- D- pl I Fi.'
. Agency IA ,iosln farti.s IN NrV.iogA d tu'
,r f-i G~rust tai Fond. Win Mrssfs DE LAuNAf
d t4.k Co.. y, 80 Nst.. " ho viii ufsc. th 'zch.usc
ano ratrrn ths.n tho new Bouds A.d stock.
H. y WATSON,
Boston. June l3 1863 rranf-T of the Fiscal Agelcy.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-08-04

COPARTHERsfIP The a.derssusd have this day form.
ID Cpfsr.n~rsnp tor the tfsDsacO' o. tue DIf uOOp5
COMMlgsfDs business Nos ~ and ~ " NoTtb-sl..
under tue hl.r II 5LADE COLBY Au.ust /,
les JAIN = 1.-A ADL., ,.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-08-04

IDWhaD Is. HUGHES and CHARLES =.
been ths day admitted a. mghb r. o
ssI gls- -AsA /, ISsL CA5iAlAh., 70.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-08-04

LIMITED PARTNERSHIP The suhscrihers have thus
day ed iuts Limited TsTtLcftBiP sgfcctulo I" tr P-
Visions " tue act oi ~ enby d, TIE DIinpn"eah0 re -
sy.gana approved tie Is Goy c aia ca 1000 eAt1"'d H
Act relative - Lfnifed Psftn. fshlls "
Ihs neius " tar hru snch tbesald Ph'hefshp ~
ION"
1Ee g-n.ss oi the bu.ues be transscied Is Tie
DIlI DODIS COMhlSsIOr bUsiNL-S, .ne ths saiNr
VII BE- csiiea On ~ lne tt.y ol fGiia1eiphia
iIe l,i~s a he general psnnefs 81 40 fa1 hn -.
HkNKf LEN - JOIN l.. 30 .NDM ~ ard 0AO4tDL
~. - HAKfOH a., 90 of the tity Oi mi llrPhis.
1hs feeit Father - }. tbAlLEK SMITH, sso oil the
(tty Of fht.sgfllti4
TIE al.ogbt o. ptti Contributed by tie fuh J. Fhey
B"ib sfrcisl Patnsf hundred thousand Ss-fa
IL ca.n
Iks piiot which tie ssd partnership i 10 urnc "
ih ia J-l's do Of JYy y,3 and tA~ ~noi a. wleh -
a. ts. nj ate viii ue tLs fI. oay oi 4us 1915.
HENRY LEWIS.
JON. l.. DOAfDNtH,
OEOAI ". NBAiflOE, JT..
Ornefai Partneis.
J. FRhfLEi SMITH,
PbhsisBts. J0iy 81. 1868, SPECIAL Partner.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-08-04
-. I-l-NuHEn nOLLAI, NLWANM.-

Geor.c O.u,s~. fay5r o. t.ec..5 ei '"H.-toft bJ
-. c Tie authority tr hr ordnance a. tLu
Common COunc.. co. tef" q tr.t e f,"sf. oi
FIVE flrS DR. D DOLLARS
isreirf~r sp-c -i for TIC arreh and corvrii11
OF .uy Ieioa .irit~d tier .1r-rf O. 4.en n
.- oo4,.e rf the recent flt .n l. cf Ihs f'"-d "i
1. AL. to .Na: lcy tIe sr~ft I'D Lo!Lf o ht ~
ue Ti 0n tls GA. .lt- 'r 81 tf il-r N.'
sbs ai fa oai a. i.ial Dl r hacIrs oi o. t.dct
r.rt rv fs tIart Juy D tc . ou De ccnpcFis ~ tfe
Fpr.-t o. D.. Of.IG JOS aI fe D.'ur -atofn~y. Toe
--f.sift 8 0 ly4n 81 The onrnt~r i0 nr
ceuIcs'c ol the JuaE 1eVrs wLoa s-o cenvii-
90 psh 10 i.k- pace.
A. y.t af rr. of trs c-rticsiss tf1.etdl the oio.
Mig % ~ - rtel.cf g. Do o.n.. me o
me a pefsobr rbsv- 'H l'd and anus. -, silir %
q t,l-,n pcpo.s th- q.-- arY.ht s-+ in hif
opinion ie pea. w1o4y I.Df 'iu, iy. .af tsfiHs o.
i5ruefilu u tI- rns,f llc'm-lt 40 .ort
Iu si,A,ss elefc0 haze ,-foI - - Hia1 = oa
.. D.: tne c.,y u Ntw.I.l fis fweut, dsy o.
J1tA A. d. 1903 6tON,E O!pfhL hdyYf.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-08-04

Z ANDS.-IO AL NANliAG IAR.iS.-
i.-.- go tA.vIl- s~tir1Irit . Fi'- aI-. o. D t'
,t. la ~. .o. Ilas p.. by IaiI.... rrl sI.. lry
t.e. l<ffs rinpt tarf- lanl rl' ' r ff feff
- ..s W tuih i'-f tfss GOOD '''''''- 'H'H.'' '
e .fr 4f..fr o. ffIfns .f ...hI iI .Hi .
Anp.g 20 ttI tt.ft H. L. sItr. rsfl4a.trf. f.H".t
Co., l,,all aHs. ses-J,fs. u. LtH~i' s4'ss'o4 .'''
rnll. l.lnln 4 ~ .nf...lAl-lu a.. = u u ~
New-York daily tribune., 1863-08-04
c orporalion Nolircs.

CENTRAL PARK EXTLNSh)N.-Prrroriy
- o. ao,, ll- nsf-ly uohf-i tat to cover lrei "
li. nt u.s. uoN Gf4 ea, % iis cire ~ t-r 10
fee,o, ,.s tiy Hall lasst~ft Sew 14f 30 ltas
TAOS h. SMITH. Collector o. A"s',neni'.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-08-04
Canis.

NUMBER Of wcll-recoumendrd GERMAN
~ OiRL> wsnt .uatop. Cook, th''sh-' maids, Lann
o.. hnr-, u,fs tor General liou'r"ofs NC, &c,
MRS LOWls ) Gs lusl Insu,uo, No IL S,ssiJn-.s. nea
IL , do
New-York daily tribune., 1863-08-04

GARDEN IlRi.-loD Acar. cIrlce fruits
"a r.I.l .f f..f i... 4.s .n r, s. s.t.la.4 .a
E-ss-s "a ifei. io.l.~a.t ror tail.g s.f.l F1l-
-ir.4a N o.. .ttLlt b. .t. tt- uf.sts-y.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-08-04

CORPORATION TlCN-nepnr'ment ot
~ Fiu.a O. lity Of Nea.Yois oairs ofti' CiH. q A.
-e.s r4Uc uoc. l. issc5y ,gea t.ai ta.e ' pfolry
di 70 se 10. napstd hesi fst o. tnf
oL.n.rs t-utfs PsfL. co.A-3'd irlfulJ = l ~i tss7
" =. s luf an-t4n q tlr CRY i.i. h. the Dtg Ct - We
Yos or !t'f-DAi. tue twentieth cy 81 ".f.n-r n-r ~
Y orlaes a. .o,. at ia, ii he col o. se4 r a. G.
f, t,t .r ,s4afe tLsf hu,.lI The f~tr4 ..clt 'i
i@ rr.frr, to De s.i s tit lt,i n Ite rrw lFa tpn
Acye.fi.~r daily 1~sftfef !nnird ard i'.''hei
ci'y ol N~s.l OTk. COPIES GO tr o. .t -, tt.isa
A. tl.of.~ lg o..~. of-f~ Con. r.i.f Ju. .. 100
s. iswl.tT AUGUSTUS Fo til, tiofs of n.is'n
New-York daily tribune., 1863-08-04
COpT EpwARp INSrlTUTE-Brick build.

IRVING INSTITUTE, Tarrysown, \. "
4 lao FH,.ar,t sem-hnnn,l Session WI commence MX
! -. In .u..fSdlfo,, tho rrncipsL ID. 5. ROWE An
New-York daily tribune., 1863-08-04

:. OK SALE-lIe iaio RESIDENCE oi
Z BrtJ rl-h iat.- ttsfe o. U,Fri t'1 holf.
.Ia.ctr.. llif hasi ft s.asri .l &c. "e- p'a a.
. d rI, .asrl. IIU ..0r .l.s.'l nj .4Uf t .. CO..
I ..f a.I f.f,t a.I -f.l 4rr. 49, % .l.. 80
Ben Toe Heu.s coHf-.4' % ~ .ln- - .. D. fod i.~.
t.a.f.IE
New-York daily tribune., 1863-08-04

MISS A. VAN WAGENLNs Bum bOAnDiNSs ~ y
w ANp DAY SCHOOL gOR luuNd LepIns, 40 =
- 80, 49, - -, ''''s,or n ESDAi september 10 Ma
\ u 49, be- a. home an ,ep' TO receive We .pP ,v@'
tor inpil. v lit,uu COMMUNICATIONS 'o'os ''' ''-'
l-rrl ~ IL nr NM ltlent.on.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-08-04
~ rrSpECTABLE FAMILIES, BOARD.

4 BUNDANCE Of GOOD SERVANTS at the
~ lr.. fai--ia servams lnstiiuts. NO ijs lIih~t,
c.rocf b.sy L1.sh 0-fnaa li.h Scotch American sni
Pro,ran Eep ci sud capable t. -ot sl Aso good lsces
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-02-02
Farther Rartse~larv q sAs Cavalry
nalA.
Fairfax Court Horse, Jan. 30.

The Herald has the following:
The cavalry raid ON the 9th inst, Q
brief account of which has already beer
forwarded, was in It's results rather an
iuportaut affair. The force Was com
posed of leo men under Maj. Hammond
BY order of Col. Windham the expedi
liorf left Fairfax at one o'clock at nigh,
AID arrived at Middlebury by daylight.
where they captured twelve rebels, who
have been for some time annoying our
piekets, and re-captured fourteen paroled
priso ners, several Of these last evidently
deserters. Some of them admitted that
they were deserters, while others say they
we're slragglers who had been captured,
and they stated thai they had been rob-
bed of their clothes, but ti,is the rebel
prisoners indignantly denied, and said
they we're deserters from our army, and
had voluntarily exchanged their clothes
in order 70 escape more readily. Among
the prisoners was Rev. MIR. Ssndstreet,
the Chaplain of Gen. Stewards cavalry
All the prisoners seem to be we'll posted
in regard to what was going on within
our lines. Very important information
was obtained in regard TO Stewart's move.
mcnts, aud they eli admit that but little
is to be expected from the new conscripl
set. as nearly every available man is al
ready In the field.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-02-02

7. - Cough ia net only an orator bat ;
philanthropist and patriot, whose words
fall with telling s6ect on any and every
snhject. The Chicago Tribune, in speak
iAx of h1 irst lecture there, says:
j. The psroration which was evidently not
'prc,nediMted, was notie recognition OF
the ..rigAts ofevery nan, Of Whist color
so1ver, white, black, brown, red or yel-
locvll, h u hold up his free face and free
hands TO. Hssves, and rej0ioe in the hope
of II aan." ..If,' e said he 81 we're to oaer
.ap ) prayer to God and call upon him
xho came to, cut the bonds Of the captive
10 look with gracious eyes upon slavery,
and ,prptsct mY right TO hold my fellow
ilI u II ~ ~ - NAnt wopid - think 81
me Whetsyoe1d asys good Christian
man think 81 me1 Would he not cry oat
sBlssph hsny I liusalt y God and man
down with him sss.,
And il hewsps To pray TO the deliver
sf 0f the csptivesto smaDcipAts oil slaves,
that all might BE Tree tos live and love
and worship God and do right, would
not that prayer 6e the prayer efa Chris
tian? He ioyed W ~ sip his prayer,
Thy viii b dom 4 ! Ands il Je& DavA
xnd hin bla0k hsartedF tfaitost ard 0yr
nidons we're I'll hsneing together On ,
tree be would shout With III his heart
lsEhy will Be done
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-02-02


The Atlesta oGs. lntslligencer of the
9Oth, says ths re1saati0ns introduced BY
Mr.. Foote II Congress, upon . recon-
struction Of our Government with the
North Western States, we desire now
solemaly 10 protest sgainsss and VI tr1st
that they viii be tabled BY the Confeder-
ate Cosgrsss when they are taken up u
be considered. We are fighting this war
for southern Independence, and for gov
'ernmeht Of Southern States recognizing
African slavery Is IN institution ordained
By God, bsns6ceut 10 mankind - necos-
aity. Hence the admiasion Of any free
States into our Union is not only repug-
nant to MS, but it will be only continu-
atioa Of that evil which has brought on
the war, and which to get rid of ne are
now fighting. lfthe North Western States
shslI shake or the North and East, and
set up for themselves neW Government
and desire to be 1t pesee with the South.
no blockade will be placed in their way By
our government, and we shall be willing
to treat with them as an independent
Government, in peace as friends, in war
as foes
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-02-02
Congressional.
Washington, Jan. 81.
SENATE .

The Senate resolution giving thanks Of
Congress to Com. Worder, passed.
McDougal called up the resolution rt-
questing President Llacoln TO trsnsmit
to the Senate the orders, papers. DC. rel
alive to the expectation OF arms. &c., to
Mexico for the use Of the French. The
resolution was adopted.
House consideration Of negro soldier
bill was resumed. ''ey
Stevens explained that within few
months the time Of enlistment Of seversl
hundred thousand Of volunteers would
expire. Hence the necessity pfl the pro-
vision of this bill.
Thomas replied that the bill as report
ed at present. q the War Department
contained no such provision. If negro
soldiers were to be mustered for i've ysass
to put down the rebellion, the term
was too long, II to exterminats or suhju-
azts the South the term was too sh0Ft.-
He thought from the commencement OF
the war the House had legislated too much
on the subject, and he still believed that
|if the President had laid down policy
at the beginning Of the contest and COM
pelled adhesion TO it, that il would hsve
been far better II was unfortunate that
the President should have imposed tAe
task upon Congresa. The employment Of
black men did not rest on their capacity
and efficiency as soldiers and officers. but
as laborers. Slaves, Dc maintained, con-
stituted an element Of strength and pow
or to the rebels. If suoA persons had
from the beginning been employed dig
ginp eutrenchments and other labor, the
lives Of many men would hsvs bsen saved
III he had been in command Of the troops
he would have sent out and gathered in
IN the negroes he could end for the per
formance of such labor. He said in the
Norfhern States there would be compare,
lively lew enlistments. ss ass'NsA
10 reply 70 Mr.. Wright, Who spoke
| lysstsrday, heI said members here could
tlAo more conpromiss, as xas suggested,
chan they could compromise with the rebs
els In arms. Theirsbels would scout md
iscorn it.
Wright wished to know what reasol
there was Why thers opuM not b
an honorable compromise among the
members here. What objection = there
ifsal were honestly in favor Of sustaining
and preserving the Union.
Trimble replied that fortunately Or m
fortunately God had 90 oneonstitntsd iner
that they would idiffer ia opinions, and
he had no idea that The gsntlsmsn % thu
othsr side would yield their, opinions =
lto the conduct. He declared feF ~
Constitnsion = it was, and exprssaed th.
lhops that the institation of slavery vssli
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never be permitted to exist beyond its
present limits.
In reply to Cox, who yesterday said
negroes were TO be employed like fsnds OF
bell to consumate what Was inaugurated by
the North in . spirit Of hate. He rebuked
these very unjust imputations on the
North, whose object was the prosecution
Of the war for the preservation Of the GOV.
srnmsnt. II he could he would unchain
his eolorsd iends Of hell, and not rechain
them till the last rebel fratricide was
whipped away; but be believed that the
people OF the North were abundantly able
10 protect The heritage lsft thsn By their
faAhsn, and csntinne the contest ustil
the natiopal flag Aoated again over all
parts Of the country.
Mr.. Riddle, in reply TO portion of the
remarks Of Trimble, caused TO be read the
following extract from letter Of Gen.
Mcclellan to Clark Harris, dated July Ii,
1862:
perceive by the newspaper reports of
the Congressional proceedings that there
has been considerable discussion on the
subject Of requesting military organisa-
tions TO receive negroes for protection in
their ranks to employ them in suitable la
Dor with the military service. 1t may
be we'll enough for the fact to be made
known that all negroes, male or female,
who have como into the lines Of the army
of the, Potomac on the Peninsula, have
been protected and set at work At wages
on, forti6cations. which otherwise would
have been put upon our soldiers. The
supply of these operatives have thss hr
been insufficient for our wants.
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EEIn hisrnew lecture, Artemus Ward
makes some fun OF DIR. Windship, the
New EHgland ''strong man." who adver
tises. that he will lift twelve able-bodied
men at one time, at the close ofhis lecture.
"Artemus" tsavesties the muscular New
Highlander by facetiousiy inviting twelve
agreeable young ladies on the platform,
stating that he will lift them at one time.
or ''perish in the attempt" That's pret-
" good !: but out in Indiana, at town re-
joicing in the name Of Nolan. the girls
rather mors than got even with him, for
when he extended the aforesaid invitation,
twelve fair damsels arose and solemnly
advanced to the Platform and demnrely
arranged themselves TO lie ''lifted." The
audience gave a regular Hoosier scream,
but the Snowman failed TO say anything
particularly funny. He didn't lift 'em !
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4F A few nights since member o

w A few nights since member Of
the Missouri Legislature, who was sieep-
ing double at one of the Springfield hotels,
was kicked out by his bedfellow, an Off
Ger in the army, for ventilating his Sc
cesh sentiments at the unreasonable hour
Of midnight. The officer threw the Of
lenders clothes after him into the pas
sage. The member was compelled to sit
up the balance Of the night in the Office,
before cold stove, in no very pleasant
mood. The member must haxe disoov-
cred that 'sfire in the reSr" was what
Unionists could play at as well as copper
heads.
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s0rA iady, having accidentally bro
ken her smelling bottle, her HUSBAND, who
was very petulent, said to her: ri de-
clare, my dear, everything that belongs
to YOU is more or less broken" True,
replied the lady, for even you are little
cracked l''
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the district. put together !:



Some Of the Democratic papers Of the
State are slandering the glorious old ebay
State a. not having furnished her quota
for the war. These papers seem to haze
adopted the rule never to tell the truth
when lie will answer just % we'll. -
viii these papers please stats what Mass
achusetts' quota is, and how many men
she has furnished for the army and navy?
Facts are stubborn things. and with some
people 90 further than reckless assertions.
The truth is, more than her quota has
been furnished, and scarcely State in
the Union has turned out 20 many men
in proportion to her population as this
satpc constantly abused Massachusetts. -
Her sons were 6rst 10 meet the Zoe, and
they will be the last to leave the field
when peace is at length proclaimed from
final victory.
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Refngees frsns Ge Georgta...Death oi
Fl Gel. Warr0n STUART.
r Cs.~o Tao al

Five refugees arrived here to-day direct
from East Georgia. They Represent the
country as in very deplorabie condition.
They have each lost every dollars worth
Of property they Lad, including slaves
They nj cordially endorse the policy Of
the Government respecting negroes, and
declare it a policy which, if vigorously
carried out, will soon render the rebellion
harmless. They say there is still very
considerable smount Of Union sentiment
in East Georgia.
Col. Warren Stuart and three Of his
msn vsre killed on the seth, while on !
reconnaissance on the Louisiana shore, OPP
posite Vicksburg. About 1000 rebels
are on the point opposite the city. /
On the 24th, division OF Federal
troops. accompanied by battery, went
ont TO attacs them. They had not return.
ed wien my informant left.
On the 23d, steiner came up the
river TO Mamplis. Our batteries frec
several shots al Der, which were replied 4
by three rebel batteries ou Ito Mississipp
side. No harm was done on either side
The 18th Illinois have nearly all do
sertcd-but 25 are now reported for duty
Over 900 absent without leave.
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= PrARo 70 N EoLD-Tbs Sheriff vii
,tsn = 6ns pisno on Tuesday, the 81 inst,
at : o'clock, II the store u w. v.
6aily, Main street.. Here viii be . 6ae
saaaee for bargain, as it il to be sold
without reserve 70 the highest and best
bidder. baa @sas [fds.l