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The mountain Democrat., 1863-06-20

The Medical and Surgical Ins stAtute
Of DR.. L. J. CEAPKAY, is already secured in a DO
StiOn which places it, we'll its proprietor far
above the assaults Of envy aud professional malice
In the schools Of France, the highest prizes are
often awarded to practitioners in this department
- Is.Sr >. SOisEee, and they occupy with othsrs.
Nh rTt1A'S>-s'- -r''>E71'-'>Sa-.-sS-@S0N, Risord
ID an illuStriOuS example, shining light among
the philosophical stars Of his age in Europe, and
DR.. CIaPkAy has fully equaed him in this country,
IS proof Of which, the Philadelphia College Of
Medicine cOmplimCnted him with diploma, and
the honorary ud euRdeDt degree. Selecting this
a. his field Of operation, although qualified a.
graduate Of the University Of Pesth, and late
Chief Surgeon Of the Hungarian Revolutionary
army, for mOfe extended lAbOrs. DR.. L. J. Czapkay
has bent his earnest attention to the cure of chron
diseases, in which he has become;so great and
expert that he is now regarded as the Leader in
this branch Of his profession throughout the Uni
ted 9eAt~t, and his portrait and biography are
publsheA matter Of interests .?tcir re aders Ia
the most exclusive journals The Doctors Offices
at his Medical and spTs slcal Institute, on Sac
ramento street, corner Of Leidsdorff, nearly oppo
site the buildings of the Pacific Mail Steamship
Company.
~ We ask the particular attention Of our
readers to the sworn certificates Of remarkable
cures, in another column Of this paper.
The Physician 10 often blam ed for
want Of success in his treatment when the dsappoint
ment In the recovery OF the sick is 20 be traced to
the administering impure medicines. Robert White
spothecary, Is paying particular attention to the
compromising physicians prescriptions and family
recipes. from medicines of undoubted nurity Robert
White, Medical Hall, is appointed agent for mos;
Of the Eendine Patent Medicines.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-06-20

Masonic NOtIee.--Stated NJ c ettnRs OF
Fl Dorado Lodge. No. 20, are held at Masonic Hall,
on the No.p1sy Of or next preceding the Full Moon
in each month.
FREDERICK ?. BARsS, W. NJ.
yAMsoN II. GRANuHAH, Secretary.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-06-20

Palmyra Lodge, No. I51, F. 81 A. NJ.
hold their regular meetings Tuesday nights next
preceding the full Of each month. in the new
Hall, Upper PIacervne. Albrelhren in good stand.
ing are invited TO attend
CHARLES D. HANDY, W. n.
J: MCKINLEY, Secretary
The mountain Democrat., 1863-06-20

SIGNs OF LoYALTY.-l. Below about
the negro at all hours, and in all places.
2. Pocket as much money and as many
fat Offices as you can.
8. Gas about your patriotism vocifer.
OuSly, just like the old Pharisee did Of
his piety.
4. Justify everything the Administra-
tion does. aud swear that every man is
traitor WhO don't agree with you-even
if all his Sous are in the army and you
are pOcketing (at jobs.
8. Abuse Democrats like pick.pockets.
6. IL there is any more money or plum
der, grab It ID Cameron.
T. Grab more money.
&. Niger! NigCer!!
9. More moneyi!!
SIGNS or DIsLOVALTY.
I. DrA~inS n distinction between the
GovernmesIt and the Aduinistration-.Sus'
iaininE the One At all Iincs--ApprovinG
the other when 1t does right and rebuk-
ing il when Il does wrong.
2. Asserting at all times that because
the rebels have vi'ASted the laws Of the
land, it IS nojuSti6cAtOn for as to violate
theM.
5. Fighting and furnishing means for
the Union. the Constitution and the laws,
and ignoring abolition schemes for the
negro
T. Strcnuou>ly urging policy that will
make the reunion Of the States possible,
instead of fostering measures to widen the
breach.
These are the signs Of loyalty and dis
loyalty furnished by the Black Republi-
can Jacobins themselves.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-06-20

PLlcs1vnLs, May sOih, lscs.
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Gbgcfelo Aobtrtiser
rrBLisHrr zvza: rHnSz,rAY yonSiyG
!. stIEtNs, D. R. DJRlsOE. L T. KEEsE
rkurHlEro
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTIONS

OF SUBSCRIPTION.
Two DOLLARS per Jc"r ifpaii in aivsnrr-Twn
nnLLAns ani fry7Y Cr7rs If not psid within si1
n"nth--and THREE DOLLARS if not pad before
the expiration nf the v"ar
Subscriptions ont nf the District mus. be psd
fnr in advance.
RATES. OF ADVERTISING.
Ali alvs-ti- ernrnts will he inserted 1t hsR Dol
LAR md Prsrr cpsrs rcr Square CASH 00
Minion lines or rssl fr !ha FIRST Insertion. md
Screnty-fve C-nra far e"ch subsequent insertion.
p"ra"n, at hirtnn"- wi.ir: t" adv"rti4s can
Thy Noticing 10 rormsI "nrrN ziIua'e tn the amount
necessary To :'ay 'ar ir s.i". which they can re-
nit with the a,!rn,ri,cmcnt.
Thnsc desiring n advertise hs ;ho year can do
on liirrE! trrlna--i hrng ar,lnrst"od that con-
tracts for yearly advertising nrc confined to the
legitimate hnrinrss "f the firm "r individual con.
tracing. Contract advertisements payable semi.
annually.
All communications Of personal character
Obituary Notices, Reports. Resolution OF Pro
cceaing: Of any Society. Association or Corpcrn
,i"n. will be charged II. nvcrti4crncnts
tnnounrimgn Caniil,te init inserted until paij
r,l Five Dollars.
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BLISS
DYSPEPTIC REMEDY I!

IT is customary n"w-a-lsys for tho proprictors
Z Snd propellrrt Of p.tent msi:cinrs to array
H'f"rr the Putir eye in lbe un.t gl"xIns coio.s,
account. Of miraculous curns, and al the saiire
'irns complain of shopoverry of the Enslith Ism
sllaZc as lei1lr Inadequate tu convey doIs thht
roul,i 10 jcrhee 10 their medical rreIar n,itns.
Mug the lr"?r -:"r "t The sbcYu-nnmed pr.pars-
lion 'i"it intsn'l to pursue any sucb rour.e, rot
will ne r"nrtnr 10 say, chndsly; I" rhr ter;ii8;;
wiz; hi: prepsi:.'i,'H hgs iris and viii Iji. 4Ei
niSPEPTtC REMEDi' needs N" sucil ,rupiius
ur i'y any rnrh runningiy devised rpble, BLlss
DYSrEpTlC REMEDY il the only rs!ish. pre-
par,tinn n"~ ber"ro The people for ALI DIS
EASES OF TIE STOMACH, and those other
diseases that have their origin in obscure "f TINT
organ. 1t has again and sYnin cured when all
other preparations have failed. 1ts merits hsye
oeen discussed hy physcinis in counsel Il Las
nfon heen pre.judsed and thrown usiis hy ply
sicisns and consigned 20 the tomb Of quact huIu-
hugs, and afterwards rostore,! To moro congenisl
cline on terrs frma, to la administered to their
uorn-uut and exhausted patients. snd with The
MOST PERFECT SUCCESS. It La, been Tested
sn,, recommended. by the most eminent Physicians
Of the country, and ono and all who have thor
ouyhly tested it in good faith, sro unanimous in
i.s prai1e. i; riIl Ct!RE TIIEEuRST FORMS.
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y XSP EP SI-A !,
Liver Disease, Constipation,

AND A GREAT MANY OTHER DrsEAs
having their origin in Diseusc Of tie Stomach
For the above mentioned diseases, it is o SOW
ereisn remedy, and will not fail in efec.ias .
cure If the patient lie not 100 penurlous perss-
we're in the taking Of toe Remedy. II ono poos-
ago dom: curs you, try another and ttil smother,
snl rest sssurod it will not fail in accomplishing
all that is promised. And .Do,t,r thing you
Nay rest assured Of, that you cann6t take it long
without seeing and feeling ,hpt i, hn. already 81
TEH "a hsnrEs y"n and il 60, ruitlhle Jlktas Il
tsgalnLl5, afi;l hloH oul ali the diisss.inks sha
you WILL SOON BE WE'LL AGArN.
Tho REMEDY is for sale hy D.. c. " 81. 7.
HODGES nnd +. Il. PENN, E!geaeld, $: C.. Vt
81 par rnrE ast.
July ~ s,a flM
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proclamation b. :he Governor.

NXIIlEREAS information ha. hcen received ri
w this Department: :hal III nt!uuit and bat.
terry. TIh latent tu kill, wss nisdo upon tho hod V
"f Vi W. Jenkins, s"uic tiiu about the first "i
june lns:." hy negro man, jim. runaway. the
property al john Sanders, of Sumter District,
an! that The said negro Jim raa, HI. ;rin for
the said "t.n:r. sentenced {" bs huas; on thc arat
friday in October last, and that the said nesr"
Jim has since h Uke jsil s;,l lied, after d new
trini hnd brep granted him:
N"S, know w, that, TO tho ,ad ;hn; jns'ic may
he dnnr. .nl tina. the ssii iicSru Jim nlny ar
brought back ltur'.ndnement, |. +. W. FiCkENS.
tinvcrnpr and Commander Chief in and over
the S,ae aforesaid. do issue this my proclamation
"irring u reward nf TWO HUNDRED pol
Lars f"r Eir apprehension aud delivery into sny
inii in this state.
'iirrn under my hsn'. and the srsl If the STATE,
at C"iutubia this, the lst lay "i Der.. A. b ;,
lSG2 !. ". pICkENS
W. X. llrsT, Deputy Secretary Of sinte.
Der III IT ~
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rRI.wEEKLY MERCURY. for yoar $50
ADVERTISING RATES.

TIE MERCURY has n"H tho largest rirculu-
ton uf any paper in tho State, and il ser"nd in
this respect to but fe~ papers in the South; il
therefore offers great advantages tu businOrs pen
aud others, whose interests require publicity.
ONE SQUARE Of IL liner s"!id Nonpareil,
each insertion, 65 cents, and for osch additional
line cents.
COMMUS1CATIoNSo Of personal interest will
be charged ~ advertising matter.
Orders from without the city to publish Aiver-
tisemeut,. Marriage Notices or Obituaries. will
not he attended to unless the cash, an arrcpta.
bio city reference, accompany tho order.
.E5- On all bills uf Sju sud over, 20 per cont
,liscuuut is allowed.
a&5- South Carolina Dsak Bills taken in pay
nlent for subscription to the Mercury.
Chnrlcttun, July 1861.
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The Prayer or the BctrolhrA.

4 laay IL III. - l.mus !.Hi"':. :"r ;'ir '':ia
IT.. oi:Ius1". porlrnys hrr thoughts in III" i"l-
..in~ ,n.,. hca riti,l verses. .'I 'tr rv" "i her
marriage:
i.;,.r. l Z IN hc:"rn Thy .y;h"'r".
wi;h l-re an !,eue,l kn'".
TrInns Thee. ~;rh grateful '""s.
Fur all fnr love t" iue.
fr::ive ma i: my ncn;; i:liS hu"T
civ. n"' al t, Thee.
Fur ,lscp affections nr;sht" rnw.r
y vnlss il now with fher
Tn u kuoweSt. Father, every Thought
That wak"th IN my 5r"s
An,a"w tpi. n"qr; has val, l.; sought,
T" ar.ni' love- suppressed.
VI when ~ '"l w"r.Nirpe'i one.
81. f,";'Y hy ~ sil".
A"i :.roatt,,. ~, :rys ":nnot Shnn.
T., mr h.. l.s .ircst ari'!c-
r,s~;,r.mo il ,e ",in. ais'
H.. rar.:s ur"a my brow
l.. 'r"n:hi { III an i"':r :,kc this.
.,nd ihri II uir even now.
lly'. rii"sru mo to no his love
Aud roniur;er through life.
Enah!s me. uh Gu.i. t" prove
4 luyins faithful wife.
H. knnwi nos, Fu.her AL the deep
Affection co: troll.
The thousand loving thoughts tia, swerp,
H.,istlrs. "'.r mi s"uI.
H.. kn"~! un, rarh fuunt nf lnve
rhai .u 4hes warln and free;
N"-"an he ever, ever prove
''ly war.n ;,l'lairy.
rr"n guard !ir r,,hrr: r"e'ri his w..
:, Thy ra"i"r>t blessings east:
t'i r-n,!,r ra'h successive LAY
S;i;i iir.,;,ie. than the last.
.i Fnt,er. srnili II. :" tnlivc,
That ~h-n rh- liz. i>"'ar.
Wiimr:e hap.N i."u" Enn sivo.
W.',l NJ art y" .."r..
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STRENGTHENING BITTERS,
OF GREAT VALUE.
INDICATED WHISKEAI!

lts Prominent Ingredients. D0GwnOD, WILD
CHERRY and POPLAR BARK. lsve m estab-
lish"'' reputation medicinal! agents, and nrc Of
themselves its hest communication
Prepared by J. DENNIS, NJ. d.. Ausus,., Ga,
and sold iu thi. town by T.. N. PENN.
AugG S2t
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TIE
SGiTHEaS FHRtSTI.N ADVOCATE,
tXXE V0LUME.l
4 RELIGIOUS rlNfLY !THNSpIPER,
An organ of the
METHODIST EpiSCOPALCU LCUTRCn.
Is rng S"rrHnnS C9sp.nHRAcr,
l. published ut
Augusta, Georgia,
Augusta, Georgia,
TW q DOL LIARS PEI Nm u u,
LnrMrilbiu IL GIrmnce.

ANY rnrs"n sending 'rSrnty D"ilars for sub
<rrip!i"n is ca,tlcI t" r"iy without charge for
year. L. b. MYERS, Editor.
A"vusra, Aug 81 If 81
4 ALL :mpT"s-mcnts nr srrr.ts "i mon tablet"
e. .inty l.. tho several Regiments uf LIT Curps
u; t-.rrves. recently ordered tn repnr, Cnnfed-
,ra~ nai'rrs fr Ninety days service must hr
,a;l- according ;"'he r"r. regularly nr'leTr from
.!c,. Headquarters; ant she name. "f Nil i'er.".
Impressed or arrested must appear nu the C"'npa-
~ ."l!s. either lel in thi. Office or regularly
male 'u: by the "firris "I the niiitn. r"prr-
/. hrinngin. TO the lst Corps nt Reserves.
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il. i'g,,:"n Post asi:s: w nud It
mn; il. VIII i',r arl '.tiir"r 30 l.arn to dis.
mott. from his lh,rc without tearing of
lin' ,,.., # his ran'al"ons with his spurs
hci''r'' attempting I" discuss military i,c.
sicS
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CHRISTIAN FRIENDS OF OUR SOLDIERS
HELP

Thousands Of the patriotic sons Of our own snd
other States. who arc sacrificing nil for our cnln-
mon country. havo no Bible to point them to God
anil To Eight up iyins bed" They arc willing
t" read it-,hey ask fnr ii. Shall they be denied
Nur Chaplain writes: - lo not heicre fifty men
in tho regiment have brought Testa1n.uts with
;keEi."
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State Of South Carolina,
Notice.

a LII psrscns indebted To the Estate Of JAMES
N c. Henderson. decd, are requested to make
paylpon, by the LIST day OF October 1879, and
those having demands against said Estate are re-
queated to present them forthwith. NJ desire to
make i sual settlement on that day.
L. C0RLEY, Admir-.
Oct ], 1se?. iy 40
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WH!llS JOURNAL. now entering upuu iu third
Il year under the preaont proprietor, il rapid,
extending ts circulation aud influence. Pouudsd
ami conducted upon the principles of stats Rights,
II enjoy: the reward Of public confidence and en-
lighlenei srpr'sal. Entirely independent, ir it's
management. it has stood with ununvering cun0.
'lcnce, and soun'incss, integrity aud consistency
If ite principles. Through OWL report as uel ~
through go"t. i's voice has hccn heard in defence
# the EQUALITY Of the South; its rounsels
aavc over haen and are tor RESIsTANCE to tie
w!"nEt attempted {" be rnt upon Us hy x,ection.
Al majority.
Tho SOUTHERN GUARDIAN lonts for ,ap-
p"r' t" the State and section uhn's rights, honor
and intsre'ts il h., faithfully espoused Ind main
,aincl.
Columbia, July 1851. II 70
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i: .."'rr !r%a:,'.. ii.' ;,ir.lsi.n
.ii.":. !!,,..,>'.,' -: 81. l,.,.! III ::
ia. -! ..ic'..,r',,.. '!',.;:,,.. 81: :,~:.i
i. i.sci,si","i. $ iqt i, ,,'i n,"'Y, -
:.,.,,,.:"rr <ii %.:,-im. r,.-r'.,.. Via!
"i>v Nnihil;u. >;r. : = " I#.1 nave YOU
III; Sale. ..>"r!Ji:.. i; ali, krrp!i',iiling
~. >:.: ! IL, :. :,;r ;,'iS.r.:' :,,I,::i' h'
-, "a :. ;"ri r..;.'. :C.>:: tx: - IL
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-01-21
SOUTHERN GROWN Fruit TREES
FOR SALE At TIE
F." Georgia Nursery"
n ecll' Augusta, Ga.
BIZ FLEMING l. NELSON.

ygylIR Subscribers oTer fur ssle a Yus lot Of
i GRATED YOUNG FRUIT TREES, sSn-
stating in PART Of
10000 APPLE TREES, one AMI two
year, old, and from i've to eight fsst high. anous
.hirh arc sixty OF the best ScytksrR rarictiss
$1,000 PEACH TREES, ONO year aId
nf very thrifty growth, I"r;y varieties Of "sioE
riyen in succession lrou carly June to NoroiA bcr
5000 PEAR TREES, thirty rarel..
all nt which sTa on Ounce RIOTS,
Is rsrio,ieI Of rLUGS, fipnnins in suerssion
through tho sulnucr. Alsa. ApRICDTS, NEG.
ThRINRS. ALMONDS. FIGS, GRAPE CUT
TINtiS. STRAWBERRY PLANTS, ASPARA-
GUS ROOTS, &C., DC. Ever blooming RIOS ES
and Ornamental Shrubhery.
Our TREES will compare favorably with those
Of any Southern Nursery. and re will I<lI 'h.ap
aaary of them. We take grsa. care in packing
,hem in Moss and Straw, 40 that they may he
shipped safely to any part Of the Southern sta,o..
D.scriptv. and Price Catalogues ssst gratis t.
all applicants. Address
ELRNIEG NELSOT.
As:uata, Ga.
O,tubsr SIh Sn. 80
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Colportage
AMONG THE s0LDIERS!

By the direction of the coportRsc Boa',. at
Darlington. tho work Of supplying !he South
Carolina suldiers With tho Now Tostan-nt on'l
religious rea,lins, wns begun 6!st ly US III South
Carolina.
pIOUS PASTORS ENGAGED as C0LpnR-
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4 number OF dcv"'@d Pastors Of tho erafo src
lahurins earnestly and efficiently rs Coiporters OF
the Buar:l--sulne Of them in Virginia and sonir
Of thurn OH the South Carolina cvust
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-01-21
TIE SICK SOLDIER

Thnsc who have visited tho sick s"lder ns We
have in the various liurIta!. in AMI about Chnr-
lesion, know with what readiness aud thankful
ness, prayer aud religions Instructions are re.
"riyci how gladly they receive the New Tcstu-
mcut,
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Frnun the Chattanooga Rahel.
fertile Dog Fight:

{" knox that lnr w"rli-tna, tho great big world,
Frnui H.. Pea.n"; ur {" IL" kinI--
H.. ,;:,i.rcut iale from Tie tHir tel.
nd :. d.. .tc-; song tu .i..c.
Bu! ;:s i! t!.u a..,e. i! c;hrrr may claim
hat rhn nrp rn .. dog Is 'st''
ii ring NV snn3, whether r:ShL "r wrong
F..- t;Ic ..n,l..r .,... III in ish'.
IT,. r,,.,,.
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Notice.

A LII Persons indebted to the Estate Of ucnrge
IA kershaw. icc'l.. are requested IL ulake pny-
mcnt f"r,hwith mud thu.e having demands against
said Estate required I" pr sent them. Ir"pcrl!
ntteste ON or hef"rc the duy ut May 1888. Il
hnnl settlement on that Estate will be made ON
that day, in the Urdinury's Office.
D. A. BUDDIE. Adm'ur.
Apr 81 i1a iH
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SOME HAVE BEEN CONyERTE

SOME HAVE BEEN GUN NNEKTbU.
Through the simple instruinentaity "i little
Tract the truths of "Gnis word" presented t"
them by the Culporter, the earnest prayer and the
pious counsel Of such, . number have turned To
Gut uni are nov rejoicing in Him.
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Thoy not only accept tho New Testament aud
Tracts giren them, bu, they rend them, i'll not i
few instaaccs, prayorIully and invingly.
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4 laay IL tbs. l,"',' !.Hi"n, ',:'"r ;'ir s'"i1
tlr.: nt.:.Iue1" p"rrnys hrr Thoughts IN tue i"l-
l,.in, 80. hca rtin verses. .' ,''r rv" "i her
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The operations "f the Board, to tho ltt Pehrua'
rs, AFRO | .5uO New Tcstamen:s Hnd one nlliol
.evon'Lunired thousand pnYce Trncts.
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Contributions NAY BE DIRECTED.
Thu.e who contribute to this work may specify,
this il desired. in what regiment or company
.urli funLs shall be expended. All contributions
t" This work viii 10 acknowledged in the public
nrints
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'vp'.r taliin- da" l."-..T.
Hr,.r. 49, ;.nc,:-s' r,r% a".r.r,

.i,oi :" rr;".l,"! n.:l.;!irs> -. "'i;,'a
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-02-05
THE ALEXANDRIA GAZETTE.
NEW JERSEY STATE POLITICS.

TRENTON, Feb. 4.-Mr Randolph: Of Hud-
son. introduced important joint resolutions IN
the Senate this afternoon, which may be re-
garled as expressing the sentiments Of the
Legislature, and will no doubt be adopted:
They solemn]y protest against the war being
waged against the South for any unconstitu
tal or partisan purposes; against war OF sub
jugation with the view Of reducing the lnsur-
gert States TO a territorial condition; against
the proclanations. under the plea Of military
necessity, by which persons in the States or
Territories, sustaining the Federal Govvern~
ment, or beyond the necessary military lines,
are liable to the II gor and severity OF military
laws; against all arbitrary arrests and the sus-
pension Of the writ of habeas corpus IN the
States and Territories sustaining the Federal
Government; against the creation OF ne"
States by division Of existing ones; against
conhscation and the seizure OF property with
out judicial process; against the power as
sumed In the proclamation OF tile PRESIDENT,
by which slaves are set free; against any ara
every exercise OF power upon the part OF the
Federal Government, not clearly gwen ana ex-
pressed in the Constitution While New Jer-
sey has promptly yielded to the. calls OF the
Government, it has been because OF no lurking
animosity to the South, nor with disposition
to deprive her people OF their rights or proper
ty, but simply to assist in maintaining the Fed
eral Constitution. At no time has she not
been willing t. terminate the war peacefully
and honorably. The concluding resolution
deems the Suggestions of y aces for holding
peace conventions inexpedient, until some as
surances> are given that such plans and efforts
would notHbe misconstrued, but would be ac-
cepted by the South as means Of settlement
honorable alike to both contending parties,
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FROM CALIFORNIA.

SAN Francisco, February "A crew is
being shipped for the steamer Saginaw, prepa-
ratory to her departure to the Mexican coast
n nrotect the interests of the United States -
The steamer Oregon leaves for Mexican ports
tomorrow with a quantity of machinery tor
working the mines. Mr. Robinson OF Quay
mas now here, has orderered Two hundred and
fifty thousand dollars worth of machinery,
which will be shipped to Sonora IN March
Everything indicates a large emigration to
Northwestern Mexico the ensuing spring
Several hundred secessionists have gone or
soon will leave for Guaymas, for the purpose
OF crossing Sonora and Chichuahua into Texas.
One party, including Judge Stanw'ck and Dan
Showalter, had reached the Rio Grande when
last heard from.
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Uele0rapl1je S!}e11's,
From the W est.

c,1po Feb. 1.-THE captain Of the steamer
powan from paducah, reports brillla' sue
400 Of the Federal army at Fort Donelson-
A battery of four guns was taken by the CON
eaaprates in an overwhelming charge, but the
Federals rallied and retook it. The Ccnteoer-
ate loss is reported at one hundred, and thirty.
fvekilled and fifty wounded and prisoners. zen
Forrest is reported wounded. Col. Men ell
vas killed. The number IF Confederates is es-
tmated at from 5000 to 1000 From below,
wa have the information that all the Federal
divisions have arrived in front OF VlcksbuFg,
except L,gan's which is expected soon, -
Washington Chronicle.
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From Cairo.

CAIRO, Feb 4.-Gen Tuttle received . dis
match this afternoon, stating that the Confed-
terates were repulsed at Fort Donelson, with
considerable slaughter. The Federal loss was
from 40 to so. No further particulars.
Nothing further from the Confederates at
Island No. I0.
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DIED.

In Washington, on the morning OF the 4th
inst, JAMES BURY, in the oOth year OF his
age Deceased was captain Of volunteers III
tie war of 1872, and one of the Oldest residents
OF Washington
In Washington, on the Sd inst, in the I'D
year of his age, THOMAS SANDEkSON.
In Washington, on Wednesday, the 4th INST,
MARY ISABEL, wife Of Leonard Sessey, III
the $50 year of his age.