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EOR SALE.-AN INTEREST IN A
prosperous Manufacturing Business in the vi
ciuitY Of Cleveland. A rare chance for a small in
Vagfment. Capital required IS olo to g o O. FOr
further particulars apply to A. q WILLIAMS, Cha
grin Pals. or g. WorihingtOn 4 Co, Hardware and
Inn naalarg Cleveland marchiE:g3l
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SHIN AsTE as,
Gold,
Silver,
Coupons,
Canada and Uncurrent Money
BOUGHT AT HIGHEST RATES,
By R.B. HALE,
feb2O III SuperOr-5t. =
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~ BT. Gibson, Professor Of Medicine and
DsctroPathy, cures obstinate cases Of Dyspsp.
"a, Rheumatism, SerOfula, Neuralgia and al
nsrFous diseases, and diseases Of the Brain,
Throat, Heart, Lungs, Liver snd Urinary Or
Fans, and other Chronic diseases. Reference
given to msny formidable cases cured in this
city aftsr other physicians hsd failed. See ad.
Vsrtisement in smother column. once No. IIs,
Hesess street
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New YORK, March H.
The steamer City Of New York sailed
to-day for Europe, taking million and
half in specie.
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silver Plated Ware,

Silver Plated Ware.
Just received snd for sale ct the lowest possible
rates, splendid stock Of silver-plated ware
Tea-ssts, Casters,
Urus, Ladies,
Spoons, Forks,
Cake Baskets, Mugs,
Butter Dishes Goblets,
Napkin Rings, Knife Rests,
Cal Bells, Tea Bells,
Cake Knives, Pie Knives,
Fruit Knives, Dessert Knives,
The above goods are from the largest and most
reliable manafactory Of Plated Ware in this
eouutrV. have sold their goods for over ten
wears, and will warrant every article to be Of the
beSt oiiaIitV Of doubIS plate.
ncVa8 ". P. Fooe.
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viii Give Higher Rates of Premium


THAN ANY OTHER HOUSE IN THE CITY
BES- ALL KINDS Of o. s. Government Bonds
Bought and For Sale.
EP PUSCURRENT BANK NOTES Bought at low
est rates Of Discount. febg
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GEN. HOOKER READY 10 MOVE.

War Department. and the Con
soription.
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UMBRELLAS.
TT NJ b R E L L A
tGJrlng Company,
ELMTnA, " 2.

UMBRELI. As manufaetuyBd with the Patent Bil,
and Eot.bes. sold by the OISs OF Dozen from
Factory.
Bs-Nsrohants dealing in the artiee please call dpa
on, or correspond with rs. =. BALL,
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Helmstreet,s InImltable Hair Restorative,

HelmstFeet's InImItable Hair Restorative.
IT Is NOT A DTEs
But restores gray hair to its original color, by
supplying the capillary tubes with natural sus-
tenanee, impaired byage or disease. All iHstan-
taasoas dyes are composed Of lunar eaustie, de-
stroying the vitality and beauty Of the hair, and
Afford OF themselves no dressing. Heimstreet's
Inimiiable Coloring not only restores hair to its
natural color by an easy process, but gives the
mira
LuLUEIAET BEAUFTs
promotes lie growth prevents its falling Of, era
diestes dandruh, ,andimparts health and pleasant
ness to the head. It has stood the test Of time,
beingfhe original Hair COlOring, and is constant
ly increasing in favor. Used by both gentlemen
andIadies. It's sold by sll respectable dealers,
or can be procured by them Of the commercial
agent, D. s. Barnes, 202 BroadwaY, N. 7. Two
sizes, so cents and 81.
STRONG ARMSTRONG, Agents.
noV15 .439eod-triW&W
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Fort DOneISOn to be Attacked.
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MUSIC.
CHEET MUSIC,
PIANOS, &c.
At No. Euclld Street,

Can be found q large stock Of new and standard
Guitars Strings, and general assortment Of Musi-
cal Merchandise.
Music sent By Mail, free Of postage, on receipt Of
a liberal discount made to Teachers and Semi.
Aiso on hand large stock Of the celebrated Knabs
Pianos which surpass all other instruments in tone
action and durability. g. A. BARLOW Agts
febIT No Eurlid ST cleveland. n.
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Omce-LymAn's Block, near the Court House,
Cleveland. iRnSl:d
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CONGRESSIONAL.
WASHINGTON, March IA,

Soon after the reading of the Journal
the Senate went into Executive session,
and after the doors were opened at two
O'clock adjourned sine die.
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aNalADNE 144AAAs AN A-lN EuAAAoAAa
We are authorized by Government to collect
SIOO Bounty,
due discharged soldiers, also the uidnvV. HhldEan1
or nghtful heirs Of all deceased soldiers; also
Pensions,
to which every discharged soldier who was DIS
sbIed In the service, Is entitled. Also, Pensions
for soldiers widows, children, mothers, or orph-
an sisters, as they are severally entitled under
the law. Also,
Back Pay,
due discharged soldiers or resigned officers,
promptly collected, or cashed- Also,
Prize Money.
Money due enlisted months men money
due teamsters, and every other class 9f claim
growing out Of this or any other war.
~ avoid Claim Agents who arS. 4. LIE
esnsed.
We publish "The Soldiers Friend" paper
Of much interest to soldiers and their heirs
Send us your Rsme and stamp, and we viii send
aeopy trsei or twelve copies, one each month,
soF IS cents.
Apply 70 us in person or BY letter, with stamp,
and your business shall have prompt attention.
Fees low, and no charge until sfter We have &C
comp ished what We undertake.
n a ppTTOE
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LOCAL NOTICES.

GOLD and SILVER WANTED |
Demand Notes WANTED
Canada Money WANTED
Kentucky Money WANTED
B'k Of the State Of Indiana WANTED /
q. S. Coupons interest WANTED
c. A. READ& CO., Bankers,
95 SUPERIOR ST., CLEvRLAND, o.,
Will Give Higher Rates of Premium
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WAR CT.SIMz,


SOIdiers1 Bounty. ray aid PenGions.
We are authorized BY Government to collect
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The Rebels Again in shenam-
dOah Valley.
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95eumfploatiCdbe ssabl.

9kttebs[pGta, Is. SIT. Da8 Gul-
lettte Fslt COUP. &urtid8 lle4rbeit auf 49,
439 ct, nit Mu8uobme bon u Counties,
begsa Botvm noG ni@t befnnnt 1T. Disiel6elo
9a6sa I'M psrFO6enen Sobre 425 0IebvEeit
fife bte OgHQfratea.
@pGter. 53u9erlGifge 0ertdte geben
ie6r Iau8Gam elm. Dte linton 2t9me 9at auf
i6ren 6auptqaarttsr Bsrt6te aus fat aIIen
GOuatie5 te5 Gtantes, tn welden bic Demps
fraten fe8TeiA letn rplIsn uNo teQeu baa
gr8e6ntB 70 sulammeu Guttius Nlebr6sit
55,308, WopbpagO 1886, lomtt btisbeu fir
Curtin 20,422 Mle6rbett.
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aOt.
s.rrtheilt.

Is. SIT. Or. gBrIA6t
.,oe Der grtnprbuna bes QEelt.
,luIbtg b~tfanben un0 1pQ utprgen
-.tcntet tpsrpen. GanbDrn mar 2teutnant
oct elmer farbi9en Gpntpa8ute uub marl9itte
NIT b%er(el6fn Our1 Die SttaBen, als CT BON
Wrt9Gt faltbIati9 eyIApGen tpurpe. Sc betBt,
Bag Der Nytpalt Drt9bt's SerInNsn tpil, etne
8~erIdn8erun8 Der Trtf 3n e%rpirten.
GUI. Saeer
nn0 Ietue beritteue Wnunlpaft 1T urter ben
8efsbt be8 Sen. Mu9ur aelte0t pprpeu, tpel>
der p16 genp Der llnpGBttAteit bes 0eneral
6%einbelmaun baS @pmmdnbD Gber ba8 De-
partenent bon 0aibin8tpn settpetltg fabrt.
Sas 5Guptauattier
bes Sen. 0alIed nitro naG6 Der @de BON 81
nub II. Str. btrle8t.
9eben se1Mnfeiter S6iTe.
6GCn bOr auoert6al6 Sabren iAluB Die
Geeteruua elneu Contract fit 9ebun9 ee=
1unFener 5dife tn 6amptcn Npao6 (etpa 20
an Der 3a6() ab. Da GG Der Contractor uuz
f4ti0 ge3et9t bat, per iRernpmmeueu 8er>
btnolt8tstt na63utOmmen, 70 ptrO baS Napp-
Deperlente1t ia 0ller 8albe ben Sob tpieDer
au8lGrsi6ea un5 Mdnter bon gjsnie tsleo ltns
Interchangeable tperben @jeIe9en6eit fnben,
t6r Capital unp lire Irbett8tI1tigfe!t atr
Geltan9 gu bringen. (Das WGge eth Sob
fitr Gerrn Bauer In DeaE1Atonb, WeI6eE cen
felt 9a6rea ~9eIanfeuen Dampfsr oQubwi6"
mIttsif bltberner QuftbaGpn6 (bte 1ttter benz
28a0er bou Quft 8epltrnPt tpurten) nsultA aus
ogHt S4tan1m be3 BobenIee gaBoben h0t.)
Sic 23eGaseritrs oOtt GbGrlefsOt.
DafDtngtpu, Is. Sft. 9la@ NQett
pa8 is5er pea Gtano ber Dinge Dor G9agle<
fQa g~rnttttelt tpetDet fam, 70 9Gben bic Nes
beQen ben GdIfafaual s!a0 Der Gtebt unfe~
rer 8lotte ~peyramruelt, If@ fir ibrs eigns1
Go6r3faae iebC0 sine Wafa6e NIT etAsm 81
GeyGeit8l@loB ge8en ibre Jetape-pfen 8etat=
teE. Dtele Sbl}ruftioneu r148ea DIR Wrt fsin,
odB tptr Re NIT fetl,ess bss ua8 ga Oetpte
}tsbegoea Mllttslss entferuen F5nnsn ober Bpa
5a f1r9tbnrer Natatr, nm nufsrn 0an3eyI9tfsn
40 G~e1nttea, ipe!tec In ben l0afeu uro TIT beut
Berei6 bey feinQliAen GanOnen bDr3I0ri08eg.
ltuter bteian urnRdncen 6eparf e. Der 1oleue
bst1ea Sa8euteurfunt unp Stgatsate uujeger
GcnraQn0avten st Ma1et unO 81 2oyo, ulu
etne :erfoI9vetd]e Characterization 6egen &Garz
lsi3Qu. 0(aa 5~petfelt utdt ou i6rent enb!t9en
&rfoI8, n1et e5 beonrf oer 3eit, lire YIdgie
ptrdsufa9ge9.
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9sus Geutral. Sfrr,,iFa.

n eip g1rf, Is. SIT. Der DnmpferScea
9ueea brin8t Mo@rt@ten aus Wauama BPM
Z. Do. 0raH0eat Nlpaquera bate bte 0eeetnt8
tgn Gtaate8 b9u Columbia tn Rrte0@3uRant
erftart nno etge &ruppsnau6tebung Don 5000
0laun au9eUrbuet, Ser @r3btlAof Don 8pg0ta
bate erElGrt, oaB Ct fig Der nsuen @ouattattpu
un6sbta9t untertperfe. GIne 3uiammentnnit
5pil9en ben 9gafDenten @arrerQ Dor @uate=
nala unp 0arrto8 Spn Can Galpappg f39gte
3a tetngm beftrlt!0sn 9teluItate.
@drrera petIau9te, 6aB Bayrto6 bic Grup-
psa sntlaien, bic &8afeu nu8ltsferu uub oda
2nuo berl2fe1 Io!ie- 8agrtos nst8erte flo Def
ieu, f4luB a1ec pot, ba8 COMMANDO ber Erup,
pen 0uF3u8ebea nuo e:n @langlieOefrct Az ers
,afsn, wean ote o%IIiirtsn Gyuppeu @QIpaopr
psrIafea wollsn. Oaronf absr 9tn8 Garrera
uidt SIN,
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Ger Nnrnnfer Nifrifn.

81. SoDu, g}6., IA. SIT. Ser Dpfr.
NfriFa lte0t nod thinner Dem GranFt=Qafsu
~gs8en16er, ptrb o6er baIb mad, einsr meGr ge=
l4ubtea Stele geI9aft tperben. Seiue 0pt-
1oGea 8eben DpnuerRa9 NIT bem Dampfer
8eiupil18 na@ 6alifar.
Capt. StUoe la8te, ct Babe ge9laubt IA Is
NletIeu tpettsr iitolt@ su b%stnOeu, als pas
S@tf aufabr. Daa MaItr oran8 NIT fol-
4sm lln8etant tn ba6 S9if, bab bic VaTa-
gtere, nls Der DtIOte bas G6if bsGtte8, ben ara.
tgoleu an ben Qumpeu bslfen muBtev.
Ole 0}aI@iIen f6nnea Bieg niGt tpoBt re-
%faurtrt wovbeu, Ca e8 an etusm DoG feGtt,
8rOB 8enu8, 0ae SAtf nufjune9men,
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0fGts1@tpts, g. 6.

E Dte peutI@e Optrms
&rmPpe intro beute Nbeao i'm @aI6iu9ton
3beater an IL. Str. Nio3art's W1stlermerF
Dun Saon" aufItren.
! @uSwGrttge Gapttal@ Qnto<
Der Nd. GGaeamtSl etretar GG!ttsapen
betIetft In etuer WureDe on pte Ottp Sp(oa.
ten, bag neuerptugs auspGriiae Rapitaltlen
it0 fart BET benz 9lmlstben Der Ser. Staatsn
betbeiltgsn uno $350,000 merits 8.Gt. 8cuos
In einant Sage duf 9te&nln8 BON Weyioufn In
Gurppa gelUuatnen DurDeN.
t Gin fptbnres 0Gautgef0euf
fol- Dem OirsTtpr Des meotsintlben Dsparte=
msnt8 pGr Dutpmac Nrnse, Dr. 0ettermon.
BET Galnen bemna1f bepprFe0subem 0ud3eit8,
ta0 aberreiAt nsrben, oaGeIte ptro Gus et.sem
Flberneu Service i'm Weet9 bon $4,000 bette
ben. Or. 2etterntan nitro ft6 init elmer Nlt6
See Gus TrsoeriQ So. @lO, ~osrnd9len.
uaall. - Ote @Aouiptsterin Moas
gle Wittdeu fUT3te 8eilern 3uf&Qta Sprt Yffroe
ale Fe ouf Der DeunlYlSanta Npenue stnsn
Spa5ierritt madbte. Gte tptrb troBoem 9eute
tpteDer ou1treten fDnnen.
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Observation-Disclosures.

MISUNDERSTANDING
0teinel 8etarnten Inb beuIM4ublifart bic er9ebene
an5eiSe, baB i1 meine
NGrberet
bon ghp. Al Sarrilpn= mad $40. 288 20. @apftr +, 5tpif9en
8elairnarft NIB aisauit6ftr. Derle8t babe rn6 bite i'd
bas mir fri6er seI6entte 3utraien aud fir bic 6pI9e gu
&beil tper6et st lafien.s
l26fept10hl GM. alag.
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Die g8ebI in SBip.

Gtnctnuatt, Is. Stt. 8ert6te Gus
A &onctisS geben BENT rlatga GanptDateh
8r0ug6 81 144 0lebr9ett, tpas Elm OsipInn
If sD0 47,777.
8oaR&u0t9e 0crt@te aus Dtsiec Gtabt 8ebsu
8ron86 6426 @le9rGett, 5eine 01e1r6eit
IN 0an1fItos Sc. betraat 6755 ct.
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@ab1na6rtbt.

gfadri4t pir5 1ierntit ge9eben, baS ~cineSGSa6G III Der
Stabt Baltimore ~ab9ebalteI tpirb am eriten 0iitttppdt it
na4ite1 gtooeutber, ant 4ten Sag ~beiagteu Mcnat8
Stir etnen @oudtrp1er fit ba8 G6atautt,
Stir einen @pmmiiiGr fir bic QanbsSffice,
Sir eineH 9enatcr unb 5e6n 0elegaten fir bic @el1e=
ra(zN1en16lD BON Wtarhldnb,
6itr etneu u9re6=9teprGIentantcn be8 2ten Di1rifts,
~beftePenb aus Der l. g, g., T., s., +. unb Z. @6arb Der
Gtabt.
Sir ciner B=9teprGientautet bes 3ten Oitrift8,
mei4er Die g., g., TO-, H., H., 49,, Ia, 15., 49,, IT,,
49,, 10. un6 90. gSar6 Der Stnbt rntfaSt,
Sir cincu 0tiGter bet Circuit Count Scr Gtabt Bal
timpre,
Sir eincm @Gert Der superior @purt Der @tabt Bat
tiu1cre.
Stir einen @lert b8 Criminal @erifts Der @taot BAL
t%irtpre.
Stir eiten Gtaatsaupatt Der Gtabt Baltimore,
Sir 3ret FerIpiten a(S S9eriff3 ber Stabt Baltimore,
Sir einet &eftanteut8s tegiftratpr,
Titr etaeu @tobt=G urbebpr,
Sir brei 91i6ter teS g9aiiengeri@t.
Sir je 5pei SriebenSri9ter fit Bic l., 9. lnb 10.
28aro, NIB ie einru 9tiGter fir bic itbri9en fie65e6n
98arh8.
Gerter fir bier @pnftabIer fHr ie Der l., 2. rnb 10.
2Sarb rnb 5ipei fir iebe Der itGri9eN II Warb8.
Die Stintultditen tperben on ben bon ben Mablri6tern
nd9er 81 besei@nenbeu 8lGben pffen gebalten 81 II 8
ubr W6Orgets Bis D lbr 2lbcuts.
Die 9fi1ter tperben 6ierutit auf9eforSert, i6re 8eri9te
an benz anf bic 8abl f~plgenben Sag Bel Dem @lert Ger
superior @pltrt einjtrei9eu, mic eS haS @eieb bprItrei6t.
6. 81. Gpart8,
(~13Pttb2S) G9eriff Der Stabt Baltimore.
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ST. GrsftIn9 et1e Sen6uu9
ass@ Double WeUnUngabela XX gipe,8 Sabre
alt, BON @i6ipn'S Dti4S, 0tpnpngabela 0fioer.
Ntelret1 9t"Pepila pber lest inter benz Gtanteu betannt
Summation Sitters, Bel ber Gjallpne, unb eu1pfe6le
iarnntli4e ans meiuem Gei9afte eutnpmmenc1 G33eine,
StqaerS, P~ltnl@=Gfen3er, @8s NtOss, @lt6peiu, bentiGe
rno btefge Qiqnors, fir preistpiir6ig nnb befriebigenb,
pber baS @eIb ipirb ~retrruirt.
9ieft8e IIao olt8fpdrtige Seiteluuseu merbeu ertere frei
tH6 9aus 9e%ltefert, lettere Biz gum Sa6nbpf pber 9aupf=
bDotplab prompt ~effectrirt.
errrnanm 8prn,
@de SanpDer= nub @aubenitr., 6miiben
benz Saltp. unb S6ipz0eppt unc benz
(lOpct3Ot) Inuapp(is Oanlpfbpptsgebarf.
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Die gfntionnfspfnLeihe.

01tlooelP4ta, IA. SIT, 9eute tpur-
ben ftr $1,2O0,000 Giinfs 3wan3tger bertauft,
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- ef01suGtttnc1utt0e1
0er+ st. Mneffcr8 Sffce,
3meiter 0iftrift BON W~arbIanS. So

= tzBaltlt1preltr., ben Il. Sttpber. {
Die 9ifen Der a6i6Gbungen fir bieIen 8iitritt, bic 7
eriten Barbs Der Gtabt Baltimore ~HmfaIienb, lie9en jekt
81 @inft4t bereit unb perben bi8 gum %. ;. 81. p1en
%ge8alten. Spn bieier 3eit an Bis gum %. merbeit g(ppliz
@fatioltel bagesen non 9erionen entsesengenpmnten, bic
lrrt9ttntli4 pber nngeiesli9 aiieBt tpprben itnb. @Ge
appellatipnen mifiem i4riitli4 ieiu uub bic ltrIa4e ser
9ei9perbe genat au8eben.
Iae GeriOnet bic Bis jebt nod feiuen @tutoutme1t=
@eri4t geutaft pber ben Wert9 ibrer &uti9en pber Gil
ber9el@trrS rapprtirt 9a6er, tperben aufgefprbert, bieIeS
Bis gum 20. 81 t6un. Gr6 iperben a1e Ber1onen, Sic
St5erIe b~eburfelt, %bertparnt, bieieGbe urberSigli9 su lGien,
ha fis Ipnit ber bonn @eieb bprseidriebenen Strafe fit
&ertpei8crtng pber &eriaumuiB ~DerfaGeu.
SDGn IS. Webter,
G6s3lncD Mieffpr be8 2. Qiteift8 bon Wib.
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of a single State in the confederacy. Yet
if the Provisional Congress had done its
duty-if the present Congress would 90 It's
duty-President Davis could readily DE
driven into a course of efficiency, de is |
President of the Confederate States Tor SIX
years, The constitution has not been pro
we'd to be inadequate to rectify his imbeci-
Iities. BE can be controlled and derected,
as the thing of Great Britainis. Ihat gov
eminent is a constitutional monarchy. nav
ing coordinate branches. In Great BTU
ian, no policy of the government, no caoi-
net advisers, can stand against the expires
sed opinion of the House of Commons
Are the people less potent in the Gonieo-
crate States, through their representatives
in Congress, than the people OF Great BTU
ain in Parlment? We do not believe It
Pertinent has no power, like that OF Con
gress, to pass law in spite of the Kings
veto: vet no King, since 1858, has dared to
veto bill passed by Parlimsnt. No King
has dared to defy public opinion in the ap,,
pointment of the national counsellers and
the commanders of armies, setting up pei:
sonal favoritism and partisanship above Ell
fciency.
= x The legislative power which Con-
press possesses, as to mesureas and men, cah
control the government and force efficiency
into the administration whether in the ap-
pointment of cabinet officers, or in the COM
manders of armies and bureau officers, or
in the management of our diplomacy, our
finances, our military operations, our naval
preparations and the efficiency of our Blu
reas of CONSUMPTION, Commissary Stores
and Quartermaster Stores. But this can
never be done by those who look upon Pres
ident Davis as "our Moses" Congress
must assume its duties under the constitu-
ton, as an independent element of power.
1t must abandon the idea that it is only a
secret body for registering the will Of the
President. 1t must be the people, standing
forth in the light of day, clothed with the
whole legislative power of the government,
and with their agent the President, instru'
mental for their deliverance. That our
cause will ultimately triumph we do not
doubt, in spite of the incompetency Of Pres
ident Dsris and his silly and most disastrous
policy, by which the Confederate States
have been deluged with blood, and covered
over with suffering and misery. His inef-
fciency and Yankee efficiency will both be
overcome.
But if President Davis is to be treated as
"our Moses" we really do not see the use of
Congress. If the people, through theirrep-
resentatives in Congress, are to exercise no
power, but at the bidding of the executive,
Congress is nonentity. 1t is worse;it is
tool of the executive, by which the constl-
tuition is practically overthrown and mil
itary 'dictorship established in its stead,
characterized by base assumption of pow,
er on the part of executive, and baser be-
trayal of trust on the part of Congress.
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New Advertisements.
NOTICE.:
TAXES! TAXES 4 TAXES H!

V,HE taxpayers of Ohio County, will take notice,
/ that am now prepared to receive the State,
County and School for the year 1868 at my office,
in the basement of the Courthouse. punctual pay
mept of the same is required by law.
A number of militia fines yet unpaid, are still in
nv hands, prompt settlement Of which is hereby de-
manded.
- JOSEPH SEYBOLD. Sheriff of Ohio Co.
Wheeling, Sept Is, '6Slm
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CAMP FIRST Va. REGIMENT, I
PETERSBURG, VA, Sept. 18th. !

LiEhooonU3 AS OSPo. $500 ~ .l
Dear Father:-I sit down to write you
few lines informing you of Sergeant d. ID.
Burd's death. He died last night in the
Hospital at Moorefield and will be buried
tomorrow morning. We have no way OF
sending him home or l would send him. L
will m ark his grave well so he can be easily
foepd, if he should be sent for. There was
one other died, member of Co. 81. of our
regiment, and was buried at Moorefeld. His
name was Kent, from Wetzel county. There
was good many pretty lads wounded
There was two more of our officers came in
to-day with about twenty men. 1t is gen
orally estimated now that our loss is about
ITO, officers and all. There may be some
more yet between this and New Greek IN
the mountains that will get away. we
sent out large scout tonight, command
ed by Major Stephens. He is going to try
to regain some of his laurels. Hope he may
succeed. All is quiet tonight. No reb'
heard from to-day, but will know in day
or two. 1 will close for this time. Love
to all. Good night. Write soon.
Ever your son. jim.
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do not doubt that every word of the ar
ticle is fully merited by Mr.. NORTON, and
that he is man of energy, public spirit and
ability, but, politically, as we understand
him, he and US widely differ. Political diff
ferences, however, shall never prevent us
from doing full justice to any citizen how
ever eminent or however insignificant
We are glad to see the disposition manifest
ed upon the part of many of our leading
and aspiring men to invite a public discuss
ion Of their merits and of their political
views. 1t is in honorable contrast with
Others who are nowinvested, unfortunately
with "little brief authority" who seem to
act as if they were above criticism, and
who call all the low and cunning trickery
Of toe caucus into requisition to sti1e the
investigating voice of discussion and to per,
petuate themselves IN power. The former
is the honorable and statesman-like course
the latter is the course Of the mere poll
tician, the shufhing trickster, the huckstel
in principle and the gambler in politics
who, conscious of his lack of ability and tht
confidence of his feliow-men, expects to sue
coed by his cunning and chicanery. The
former would administer the Government
for the benefit of the people-the lattel
alone for the benefit Of themselves. The
former would preserve the essence as vel
as the form ola free Government; the lattel
Wouldlsubvert both.