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The Cecil Whig., 1863-03-07
FARM FOR SALE

"HIS FARM is situated abott q miles
l. west of Elkton, Cecil county, Md, be-
tw cen the Blue Ball and Marley roads, and is
part of the farm known as " Glenn Daie.''-
The soil is good and adapted to grain and
grass, and is easily improved. 1t hasa never
failing stream Of water running through it,
and is well fenced. 1t contains l25 Acres,
% acres of which is Woodland. 1t would
make good Dairy or Grazing farm. The
improvements are Frame Dwelling House,
nearly new, 90 feet square, two and half
stories high, with a good ce liar, and Kitchen
attached, 90 by lG feet, with u well Of good
water near the door. The location is healthy,
and the title is indisputabe. This property
will be sold low, and on easy terms. For
further particulars apply to
PETER X. WRIGHT,
Jan q, 1868. on the premises.
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Notice to Creditors.

TNIIIS is to give notice, that the subscriber,
L of Cecil county, hath obtained from the
Orphans Court of said county, letters OF
Administration on the personal estate of
Stephen House. lale Of said county, de-
ceased. All persons having claims against
the said deceased, are hereby warned to
exhibit the same, with the vouchers thereof
duly authenticated, on or before the 10th
day OF February, 1864; they may otherwise
by law, be excluded from all benefit of said
estate. All persons indebted to said estate
are requested to make immediate payment
to the subscriber. Given under my hand
this 14th day Of February, 1868.
BARCLAY REYNOLDS,
Administrator of Stephen House, decd.
Test--JAMEs McCAuLEY, Reg.
Feb ii, 1SG3-6w
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Female College,
RORDENTOXVN N r

THIS institution is pleasantly located on the
i Delaware River, 80 miles north of Philadc-
phia 1t has been in successful opera alton for
more than ten years and is one of the most flour
ishng institutions of learning in the country.
Special attention is paid to the Common and
Higher branches of English. and superior ndvan-
tages furnished In Vocal and Instru mental Music,
Drawing, Painting. French and Latin are taught
by experienced teachers.
Persons coming from the South can leave Wal
nut street wharf. Phada., at AN and 2, 4, 4i
and p NJ For catalogues address
REV. JOHN IL. BRAHELEY, A. NJ,
Nov %, lS62-6m. President
REFERENCES IN MARYLAND II. L. Thomas,
North East H. Moore Havre de Grace; j. p.
Dale, WhaleyyiIlc rhos Msllalien Milliugton
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Notice TO Creditors.

TIIIS is to give notice, tina; the subscriber,
| Of Cecil county, hath obtained from the
Orphans Court Of said county, letters of
Administration on the personal estate of
Ann Tayler, late of said county, deceased. i.
All persons having claims against the said
dccce sed, are hereby warned to exhibit the
sa,.c, with the vouchers thereof duly authcn-
tcuted, on OF before the 9th day of February,
1864 they may otherwise by law, be cXclu-
ded from all benefit Of said estate. All per-
sons indebted to said estate are requested to
make immediate payment to the subscriber.
Given under my hand this 1Ith day OF
February, 1868.
SALLIE J. TAYLOR,
Administrative OF Ann Taylor, deed.
Tcst--JAMEs MCCAULEY, Reg.
Feb ii, lSG3-Gw
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DENTISTRY.

6MS DENTISTRY.
TIlE undersigned devotes himself to the
l. pructicc of DENTISTRY, and to the
NJ edical AMI Surgical Treatment of all
D scascs of the Mouth. He will remain at
the Library Rooms, PoRT DEposIT, MD.
from the LIST to the 1ith of every month
During which time he tenders to the citizens
his Professional Services.
DR.. WIN. S. MCDOWELL,
Late of No. ~ N. Charles ST., Baltimore.
Port Deposit, Dec 6, lSG2-5m.
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1t'orrie0.

BENJAMIN-MERCER.-At the NJ. L.
parsonage, in this town, by Rev. W. H.
Elliott, on Wednesday evening last,
Lieut.. GEORGE w. BENJAMIN, of Go. A,
9th Md. Regiment, and Miss AMELIA MER.
GER, of North East Chestcrtown and
Easton papers please copy.
>SPENCE-RIGG.-On the 18th ult., in
Eikton, by Rev. W. H. Elliott Mr.. RoBr.
SrENcE and Mrs. CATnARINE RIGG, both
of this county.
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Pensions.

A Ii. persons disabled since March 4th,
n 1861, by wounds received, or diseases
contracted while in the service OF the United
States, and the widows, childrens, moth ers
or sisters of those above mentioned who
have since died, are entitled to pensions.
Army and Navy Pensions procured by
Oct / 1862. JONES EWlNG.
The Cecil Whig., 1863-03-07

FosT MASTERS will please give notice when
The Wing is not taken ont of their Offices
The paper in number of instances which
have recently come to our notice, has been
allowed to continue going to the ,lccs when
the parties to whom it is addressed have died
or moved away, and the paper IN consequence
remains in the office, or is appropriated by
the incunibant. Post Masters will do US u
favor. as well as perform their duty, by not-
6ying us in all such cases.
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FOR RENT.

VT,HE BRICK STORE and DWELLING
L now occupied by r. II. Knight. Posses
sion given on the 25th Of March next: ,
j. TONE.
Port Deposit, Tcb7, ls65-iw
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ORPHANS, COURT.
MAZEPPA &

FOR SALE.
TUN HIS celebrated Horse needs no recon-
mcndation in the neighborhoods where
he has been in service. For the informa-
ton of those who are unacquainted with
NJ AZEPrA, the following sketch of his
Pedigree is given: This Horse is a bright
bay, l6 hands high. Mazcppa's sire was
imported Priam, from the cele ebrated run
ming stock Enelins, the best running horse
in England, and his dam full-bred Ken
tucky Mare. For beauty, strength and
action MAZEPPA is unsurpassed. He is a
No. roadster. and at the Agricultural Fair
held in Lancaster, in June, 80, MAZEPPA
was awarded the first premium.
He has stood at the Gap and at Chestnut
Level, in Lancaster county, Pa, formerly,
and at various places in Cecil county, Md,
while owned by Black Bro, never falling
to make larger seasons than any of his COM
petit0rs.
The present owners time being so occu-
pied that he is prevented from giving that
attention which horse Of Mazcppa's quality
demands, is the primary reason for offering
him at public sale.
For further information apply at the office
of The Cecil Wing, Elkton, Md.
Nov 20, 1S62-u.
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NOTICE.,

(,ANTwELL h CROUCH having dissolved
~ Partnership. the Tin, Stove and Foundry
business will be continued at the old stand corner
of Main and Bridge streets, by the undersigned,
wbo /. nrep1rcd to furnish Stoves Tin-warc, Flow
and pow Castings and job work. at low prices
Ian u. 1863 JOS p. CANTWELL
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Nanamaker & Brown,
~ Il
To COnS,illlptiyes.

TIE advertiser having been restored to health
in II few weeks, by very simple remedy after
having suffered several years with severe lung
affection. and that dread disease Consum ption-
is anxious to make known to his fellow. .ufcrers
the means of cure.
To all who desire it, he will send copy of the
prescription used free Of chargc). with the drec-
lions for preparing and using the same. which
they will fad a SURE CURE for CoSsrMPToN.
ASTHMA, BnoNcnirls, &c. The only object Of tho
advertiser in sending ,hc Prescription is to benefit
the afflicted, and spread information which he
concoves to be Invaluable, and he hopes every
sufferer will try his remedy, as it will cost them
nothing, and may prove blessing,
Parties wishing the prescription will! please
address REV. EDWARD A. WILSON,
Willamsburgh,
Nov %. l662-3m. Kings County, New York
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WANTED,

AN EXPERIENCED FARM HAND, "a
IA single man.) To man, who can come
well recommended, a good opportunity is
open for an engagement. For particulars,
apply at once, to this Office.
Elkton, Jan -, 1868,
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Public Sale of Real Estate.
Notice to Former Collectors.

COLLECTORS of 1861 and prior years
~ whose accounts remain unsettled at this
date, are hereby notified to meet the County
Commissioners, at their office, on Tuesday
March 24th next, prepared for settlement OF
all balance due the county, otherwise legal
process will be commenced.
BY order, j. S. CRAWFORD,
Feb. Il, lSG3-tm. Clerk.
The Cecil Whig., 1863-03-07
NOTICE..

nWING to the enormous premium and tax on
" Gold l am compelled to raise my prices so
per cent on all operations VIII ere the metal is used,
except when paid for in gold, when the usual rates
will be charged Persons wearing badly adjusted
sets of Teeth, mounted on Gold plate, will find it
to their advantage to have such cases exchang ed
for those mounted on VULCANIZED GUTTA
PERClIA. Call at my Office and examine speci-
mems l-y@I am paying. in the way of exchange,
81 90 for what was formerly 80 cents worth of
gold. DIR. L. j. BING,
Eikton, Jan d. 1863 Dentist.
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NOTICE..

I In Circuit Court for
Rccdcr Cecil County. In
VS.. ?Chancery. Fcbru-
Goodnow, ct al. airy 18th, 1853.
ORDERED, That the sale made and re-
" ported by w. J. Jones, Trustee for the
sale of the Real Estate of Samuel Goodnow,
deceased, be ratified and confirmed, unless
cause to the contrary be shown on or before
the twenty fourth day of April next pro-
vided copy Of this order be published in
some newspaper printed at Elkton, once a
week for one month before the twenty. third
day of March next
be 81 $50. W. H. RICKETTS,,
True copy; test, Clerk.
W. ii. RICKETTS,,
Feb. 81, Ie63-lm. Clerk.
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ECHO.

ECHO.
I'm weary Eck'o sad and wony,
I'm solemn, for NY clothes arc torn;
Kind Echo. that | may be best
Fray say--in what shall invest
And Echo answers, NEsr.
A vest ! kind Echo. that is WELL
The one have was sure SELL,
I'll try what thy wisdom grants;
What else for 10, my bosom PANTS,
Ard Echo answers, PANTS.
Pants! good Echo, how You charm.
Ny own are hardly fit to darn
And pray what else my hearing .loats,
While balm OF bliss my bosom coats.
Aud Echo answers, CoATs.
Coats, | thank you. noble friend
My coats gone too far to mcnl
But ere | haste to buy them all,
Where can | make the GREATEST haul ?
And Echo answers, HALL.
Hall! why there are three or four,
Which one your client would implore;
Oh speak for melancholy stroke
Has made my heart MS hard as oak.
And Echo answers, OAK.
So it appears that Echo, like all nature, il
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DR.. James NJ. CT ement, NJ. D.,
f- DENTIST,

IIrb
GRADUATE of the University of Pennsy ylvania
" and Graduate of the PenHsy lvana College of
Dental Surgery.
VILE. halfway between Lcwisvillc and the
Brick Meeting IIeuse Cecil county. Md, and
ready to perform all operations in the Dental
Profession in neat. delicate and durable man
ncr. .D' rceth inserted in the lat est STYLE and
warranted to give satisfaction.
Teeth cxtrac; cd without pain.
JAS NJ. CLEMENT, NJ. D. D. D. S.
Oct IL, lS62-ly
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IlELNiB0LD'S EXTRACT BUCllU.
THE GREAT DIURETIC
HELMBOLDS EXTRACT ErcHU,
THE GREAT DIURETIC.
IIELMBOLDS EXTRACT BUCnU,
THE GREAT DIURETIC.
IIELMB0LDS EXTRACF BUCHU,
TIE GREAT DIURETIC.
And Positive and Specific Remedy for Diseases
of the
Baddcr, Kidneys,
Grarc3, Dropsy,
Organic Weakness,
And all diseases Of the Urinary Organs.
See Advertisement in another column. Cut it out
and send for the Medicine at once
BEV.1RE or COGNTERFEITS.
February q, lS63.-.2m
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THE CECIL WHIG
is PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY,
BY f. T.. EWING,

BY f. Z. EWING,
TERMS So 90 year, in advance.
$50, If not paid in advance.
800 for clubs of Five.
lao for clubs of Ten.
ADVERTISEMENTS not exceeding one
Square. will he published three times for
one dollar, and twenty five cents Tor each
subsequent Insertions longer ones in the
same proportion. W-ElGllT lines BREWER,
or spacc equal to that, make a square.
Advertisements published Quarterly, Semi
Annually, OF Yearly at moderate rates.
nyAdverIst Incnts sent without the num-
b of times they are to be inserted being
stated will he continued until forbid, and
charged according to the above rates.
CgFractonS Of a square charged as a
square.
No advertisement inserted for less than
one dollar.
Obituary notices charged for at advertis-
ing rates, and none inserted unless paid for
in advance.
DyNo Paper DISCONTINUED until all ar
rearages are paid.
G-Smsle copies of the paper. FIVE cents
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
Government Claim Office,

V"NN9
NO. 10 w. FATETTE STREET,
BALTIMORE, MD.
COLDIERS' and SEAMENS' Claims for Bounty
- Passions, PAY. PRnE MoNEY, and all other
just claims against the United States promptly
recovered Especial att ention will be given to
Claims of Widows aud l!ciIs of Deceased Soldiers
who have Arrears of Pay, Allowances and Bounty
due them.
VIM. B. HILL.
20 W. FAYETTE ST, tnear It. Paul's st.
B.ALTIM MORE, MD.
REFERENCES - Hon. A. W. Bradford, Governor
of Md; Hon. Rever1y johnson Hon. l.. l..
Leary; Hon +. IL Webster ; Brig. Gen John K.
ken!y; Col N L. Dushane Col. Won keiman
segsc Col W. i. schey Col b. l.. Beal (U.
5. Mastering Officer; Col. Geo. X. Howard and
Archibald Stirling Esq
n. bah letters asking information must
enclose stamp for return postage.
Dec 81, lS62-1y.
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NOTICE.

In the Circuit Court .for Cccl county, in Equity,
February 25th, 1853
ORDERED, That the sale made and re:
" ported by Alexander Evans, Trustee
for the sale Of the Real Estate of Joseph
Mahan, deceased, and Of Ann Mahan, be
ratified and confirmed, unless cause be
shown to the contrary there of, on or before
the first day of May next; provided, a copy
of this order be inserted in some paper
printed at Elkton, Cecil county, once week
for one month before the thirtieth day Of
April next.
The Report states the amount of sales to
be 81 300. w. II. RICkFTTS,
True COPY; test, Clerk.
W. Ii. RICKETTS,,
Feb IS, 1868 In. Clerk.
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NOTICES..
NOTICE.

In the Cecil county Circuit Court, in Equity.
nRDEEED, That the second sale made
~ and reported by Alexander Evans,
Trustee TOR the sale of the Real Estate of
Samuel jackson, decd, be ratified and con-
firmed, unless cause to the contrary thereof
be shown on or before the first day Of May
next provided, a copy Of this order be
inserted in some paper printed at Elkton,
once a week for one month before the thir-
tieth day Of March next.
The Report states the amount of sales to
be $l55.00 W. H. RICKETTS,.
True copy test, Clerk.
w. ii. RICKETTS,,
Feb %, 1868 I'm Clerk.
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Cotton Goods, Very Cheap.

TN DRENNEN has some of the old stock on
L hand yet, which is being sold at prices that
will aefy competition They will be sold at the
sa me for few days longer, notwithstanding they
still on the rise. Consumers should take ad
vantage Of this and buy now, for by putting it off
they will pay more Shectings all widths 10-4.
5-4, A.. Pillow eases all widths and qualities -
In fact everything in the Muslin way always on
hand. Feb 81, 1863
The Cecil Whig., 1863-03-07

(,ARPETS and Floor Oil Cloth. Stair Carpet,
~ Stair Oil Cloth, Carriage Oil Cloth.
For sale in the Hollow, by
Dec 20 WIN McCLELLAND.
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REV. JOHN III. DAsHIELL.-This local preach
er, who was arrested on Sunday by the militia.
~ authorities upon the charge of pulling
down Il United States flag from the front of :,
Methodist Episcopal Church, still remains in
confinement at the Central Police Station.
Yesterday morning be was taken to the Off "a
OF MAJOR tish' Provost Marshal, and under
went brief examination. He ACKNOWLEDGE
the act imputed TO him, declared that the
building was his property, and that he was
very anxious TO be released en- his parole.
MAJOR Fish stated that when Mr.. Dashieil first
saw the flag he should have inc uired whether
1t had been placed there by authority, adding
that If mob had approached the place and
put up flag he (DashielD would no doubt
have claimed the protection OF the military au.
thorities. lie declined releasing him on his
parole for the present, whereupon he re-occu
pied his quarters. Yesterday Messrs. Charles
j. Baker and George NJ. Gill had an inter
view with General Schenck in relation TO the
matter but the result was net made public
Bait American, Feb. ~.
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TELEGRAP
FROM THE ARMY OFTHE POTouaC.
tUCCESSFUL EXPEDITIONS TO BREAK Up
THk Cen TRABASD TRAFFIC. BETWEEN
MARYLAND AND VIRGINIA
SEVERAL VESSELS CAPTURED AND DE
STR0TlD.
THE CoNPEDERATE Cos sCkIPTION IsTYB
RCPTED.

HEAhoUAETERs ARMY OF THR POTOMAC,
Feb. 1.-THE expeditions have Just returned
with satisfactory results
Conrrapand traffic between the rebels m Ma
r land and Virginia here for long time has
found its way across the Potomac near the ex
tremity of the Peninsula, between the Potomac
and the Rappahannock, to Richmond
Parties were sent TO break up these avenues
of support and information, and to prevent the
enforcement of CONSUMPTION.
The expedition was Just in time to preyen,
the CONSUMPTION, as was ordered in the conn.
ties on the neck, from the l2th to the 18th inst
A large quantity OF provisions, a number OF
horses and mules, ETC., intended for the rebels.
were seized.
A lurge number OF contrabands came in with
the parties. Among the captures were two
large mail bags, several citizens engaged In
smuggling, some II bel soldiers; also a rebel
signal officer stationed there ~ report nova
ments of vessels upon thu Potomac. Several
vessels used in conveying supplies across ths
Potomac were captured and DESTROYED.
Colonel Fairchild, I'd Wisconsin, and Col
Garvin were in command Of the parties sent
out, and Major Mediil, OF the cavalry force.
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OUR MILITARY BUDGET.
1UH ATLANTIC CArLA

Had the Atlantic Cable bapn In operation, a.
proposed By tbs I" Ar and Navy Departments,
he current delay In tho operations Of ths COM
hincd Union feet and army new assembled on
the coasts Of the CarolinSs, would have beep
shortened at least ten days. It arises from an
accident which rendered the cylinder OF the
iron.clad Wehawken useless forths tirae being.
The existence of the cable would have saved
ten days In the arrival ont OF the cylinder, Al
ready on It's way 70 replace the da mayed one.
The cost Of this cable would be si,0Vv per mile
only, and il would DO safe from Rebel mo-
lestation as tina telegraph lines from New York
70 Boston. And, further, at the end OF the war
the Gov erhment could obtain for it from the
commercial classes more than its original cost.
The want Of its facilities are rs much felt in
conducting the operations OF our Immense
blockading feet, now stretching for twenty
five hundred mites along the coast and III those
Of our armies on the same coast a. would be
felt in conducting the Governments military
operations in the loyal states, were there no
Geographic lines any where between " fasting 2
ton city and the North and West 1t could be
entirely completed In four months.
While the House persistently refuses to aid
the War and Navy Departments military oper-
ations on the coast, as urged by the prompt
construction of this line of telegraph, they are
graVeiy debating about constructing nominal
ly for military purposes canals and Railroads
destined If undertaken to cost the already over.
tasked treasury something less an an asgre.
gate CT fifty If not = hundred millions Of dol.
lars, to. be available for military purposes
sometime between five and tan years hence
There's brains, rracticability and economy for
you, with 8 vengeance!
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CONGRESSIONAL
xxXvIIsh CONGkESLrHIRp xRxsxo.
TUESDAY, February IL.


SBNATR.-After the prese ntation OF Soma m
important petitions, Mr.. Wade reported back
from the House District COMMITTEES the hi a 70
regulate am usemen1 in the District OF Coluu.
bis. Committed.
: Mr.. Grimes reported back from the Distri r.
COMMITTEE the House bill for tho construction
OF an Independent line Of telegraph from Wash
inston city TO Portland, Me. Committed.
Mr. fesssnden reported back from The Fl
nance Committee the annual fortidcatica .p
preparation bill Committed. - e
Mr. Foster reported back from the Pensions
Committee, the bin Tor the relief OF Lieut.. Her
man Tuerh."C Ecf ~. 9 - -S'--'-'',I -
The bill TO change the cireuits Of the q. 4
Courts Of the district Of GichixanTWss taken
up, and discussed by hr. Trambuu against il
and hi. Howard for It.
HoUaE.-Mr, Pendleton Introduced a resolu-
ticn instruchng the Military Com nittss % in
quire into tho EN- cheney Of thu uedicai depart
ment OF the army, ana what lekislsticn a.
necessary 70 secure the utmost possibls skill
and attention to the caro- OF sick and wounded
soldiers. Adopted. &"' y - -
Mr. Edw ards reported bill for credians 70
every Indian tribe the funds held for It 10 trr a
and unln vestsd, giving authority for t!ra ssle
OF such bonds and the payrrant OF tina pro,.ai.
IN the Treasury, and the payment Of fnt.re.,
on the credit at FIVE per cent 70 such tribes
fhe House resumed the confederation OF tia
Louisiana election cases. - - Wv
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LATE FROM NEW ORLEANS.
GIN. BANKS sCSPENDs THE NAyIGarros
OF THE MISSISSIPPI yESSEJS RN
GAGED EXCLUSIVELY IN PR.
VAyE TRADE

NEW YORK, Feb. 1.-The Creole, from New
Orleans en- the sth instant has lust ARR vsd
She left the steamer Illinois aground a, the
South west Pass, On the 9th. The bark Pavree
from rhiiadelphia, with quart4rmaster's stores.
was ashore at the Northeast Pass.
Transport ships Monsbello, Z. barley, Her.
aid, Risbcn, Geo Peabody, Belle, Wood; bsrks
Albert, G. w. Hall; schooners Gar and Marina
had arrived at New Orleans
Gen. Banks had issued a general order, sus.
pending the navigation OF the Mississippi to
vessels engaged exclusively IN private trade.
excepting those engaged in coastwise or foreign
commerce; also, prohibiting foreclosure of
mortgage as against loyal citizens from forced
sale, excepting as to debts or obligations in.
Cured subsequent TO date, or order, which
shall have remained uncancelled for six
months.
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Mr. SEWARD ON MBDIArIoN.-It was gener-
ally supposed that Mr.. Seward had tou :h,d
the highest point Of diplomatic ability in the
Trent affair. But the people seem more en-
thGsiastic, even, over his recent reply TO Louis
Napolecn's Offer of mediation, than they were
on tue former occasion. The 10y al Press, with
scarcely an exception, hail Dir. Stewards letter
as the long-lOoked for chart to guide the nation
out OF the storm. 1t gives new hope to the
dtspairing citizen, while it inspires the soldier
Ike victory. Our Government is sustained
IN lis ancient renOwn and dignity by the mas
terly disposit on that is ade of its foreign ar.
fairs, both by its Secretary and its Ministers
abroad The volumes of diplomatic CORES.
pondence already printed. are the best possible
yindication of its justice, liberality, and power
They have already been widely read and ap.
preciated by me patriotic and loyal, every
whore. The lat additions TO that CORES.
ponGsnce-the letters OF Dir. Seward, Mr.. Day
ton, 6c.,-are of the greatest interest and i'm
portance, and cannot be too generally dissent
mated among all classes OF the people. They
are printed by Congress as Executive Docu.
ment No. -
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RAD Nrys FOR REsEIpoN

The tat Of tn unanimous passage By the
Senate OF Mr. Wilson's siit for enrolling and
calling out the militia OF the United States,
will Re unpleasant news to thn rebels At the
South and their sympsthi1-rs at the North.
Though Gre-iey's May mrdiat;on tax, aud
from other causes, they had como 10 oaiieys
that no more men could b. raised stthe North
to carry on The war beyond the present cam
psign; and 1T Is fr-ai this pleasant dream they
arc 10 se awakened by the fact that the Senate
Las voted, without \ division, TO devote the
last man and The last doliar to the suppression
OF the infamous rebellion, and restore 70 rs the
Union ia its integrity.
That tie S''uth il at its last gasp in the way
OF men and resources, is shown by a thousand
Indications Of distress from that quarter: al d
1t needs nothing but for the North now to mt
forth but a fraction of its reserved power to end
the contest triumphan'Iy.