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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-12-27
Cumbsrland Coal.

A correspondence took place last month
between Gov. Bramlette, of KY, and
Gen. Rousseau, relative to working the
coal mines of Pulaski county, Ky, and
supplying this market;with coal. The
following is Gen. ROpsseau's response 10
the Governor: ff--f -.-r s. q =
\, HEADo'R DmTB1cT OF NASHVILLE, /,
NASHVILLE, Nov. 30, 1858. :
Ills E5ceHency Governor Branaletts:
Yours of the 26th instant touching the
interest of the people of Pulaski county,
Kentucky, in the coal trade of that cOun-
ty, is received. / fully agree with you,
ia your estimates of ths importance Of
the subject of your letter to the people,
of that county, as well as to the people
of Nashville, and the United States gu
'thorities at that and other points on the
Cumberland river. / concur with you
in the opinion that the people of Pulas-
XII, who have shown themselves so loyal
and brave, and who have made SO many
sacrifices for their country, are entitled
to the kindest considerations of the
United States authorities, and of all 10y
al men, and l will cheerfully and cor
daily cooperate with you in extending
to them such relief as we may properly.
give.
The coal Of that region, as I an in
formed by people here, is of superior
quality, and il is much needed by the
United States authorities, as well as By
the people of Nashville. If you will pro-
tect the miners while digging and load
ing the coal and boating it to the State
line, will endesvor to have it safely
conveyed TO this place, with the under
standing, of course, that the coal shall
be used here, and at such points on the
Cumberland River as the United States |
authorities here shall indicate. The pa
trolling of the Cumberland River by the
gunboats, in conveying the coal, will be
wholesome in its influence upon the
tbieYing and robbing gangs Of guerrillas
along its shores.
am, Governor,
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-12-27

w. W. EATON, Secretary.
Christmas, 1863. es-l
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-11-23

Fllrr
- ~ ISITe r e9Ili1 md nov n tIilolT tis
1 n - r. IN N NJ reISoIiion % iel1is ara
trIiH1lt II1Si s5lso lloFe = ~ blktrnlss a ne
6sFt a a. 49, M 81 ne south eFe
NJ -,SFaS ~ VSSS A offfSal var NJ to JF6tef6d
49, - Ti;isii flIS TGIsIon - 1llelIf - -
t1sfie3 lie tiat rnite a e pooFis . sUhr
sfsnfiiF IliFOf oFlgih language bellGf IND
IavI fih1 tour gr6at ties thai hold tlio q
- siiiSIi eiiIiill nsiionli a1d pallfisal -;
forl-i1. a ooilIIlon hlsl1Iy; : c1uul0n TFis ma
S5STi1iis a1ea5lIV: \ common int6Tl5f a Ihfs
RF1af irEifaesi g BIstililIt tho very es ia 81
icll textures a the eoIntfYs the TiVaFa lhat
iIISs 81 iirists al, ti.ss tISs q.
foI6hsngo q natural and InpstTal pEoauetsS Whlis
~ JgCT WlEin arm q tie engineer has lUVolol
~ ri0aufiin walls which s8pagaie che Elst and
I'M M Ii1uiIlI IIIlIla fEis8 TO open vide l6F
:, doors - the saEfeg gheels u tEliic and
4rITnt fiiis 61Is hf union are O. persnliat f1Eee
ara lhlie flo elusol e. aligpgli0q are M
aginiEy, ard traiIsi0us. ne hoart % tie
n61pis foFth and south q l6F tie Unfong aIn1inl-
ti6fs TOO plain . is illlaEan, aaqoHnee the net
bGfh In tls East ana Wet of tie stategin Foooli1n
IN North Carolina a11 AEkanlas the tatll cham a.
length q broken. AZ lialelEh and Llttl8 Rock tio
IuS oR honest and brave men are unsallsd, an1 an
- -
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eeet ~ tle :. ~ 49,
- n -.st go
w. - S!ity :. -
4Il loes It.e.ls Stt-.olls = atssy
ana 10 ~ 1871 telll9 - etl1, Aet
ne efsn illso4o yotf e, g Ws paEt. On
te- y ~ =, ~ - 9sll14A tl7e 49,.
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tiAg = ~ et..lty ~ ~ te g ne
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-11-23

NTOTICE = .hsrohy given, hat oa thS l2sh day q
sS.Sek, a. aud bur oieiSei. p IL, a de Ifst
door oftbe Court Holse % Olfo cpunty, West VIZ.
gnilI IN DC ety o. NneeltnEs Ull H61 n pablo
anGti0ns % the dlllaEt aud beas tlaIlf5ES The
following Teal eilats, that = % Bsys lot9 numbered
tWlIty-lug ta1 and twenty-five l1gl ID ne Eilih
Ward pfthe Pit q HhealllEs ~ virtue ofa des1 %
j. H EltEhlgh, Foenrde1 in deed book ~, % p9Fs
ass, and by virtue of an oEeF of the Cireulf CglFt
aiid EiiEhuEl, the sid ON ana fIaldman having
given their consent - flo Glid slle, ln NEtl1E.s
Terms % llos-oIef5i irtI. - the plrcllase
lnItaiIneni8 gifh dfIsstfnqnt th8 day dfslisf -
- seelroi ~ tie puFrhlFeIss note AIl4 doel q
s. = z = - I. fiitoDOnE n. G6RRff.I.
pgFio=fs sssaCs - Lrugtse.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-11-23
PROPOSALS FOR HEAVY PRO,
JECTILES.
ORDNANoE oFFIoIs.


,.-s War fpEl lsAIlIitlls.fI. =
WAsafEGFoa, NOVonbeF 16, 1S68l
cyRAI.PB PROP OsAER win IA rnaaS,,o.l "A thts
~ i1ee 1,Tfji SSsioel p NJ - ~ IS1h a. n,
e5T6ieT nl1f ~ HOW Pr8iseiyIS- ~ ~ islis-ST
r, ~ foiIS1fUr, GIISotitiSI ~ ~
Ss-eilSll I'D
~, -, N, ,,,,,,,,,
Al TEE "A1AAA1VttAS AAtoh1'Al5 MASS
1000 1Btneh bGttoEing shot =
1900 5 tn9h shells
5000 10 inch shot
5000 10 inch shells as
Ar asffn YyATpnyfTruTs apaVrr Ar lr,r,,-, 0,,oy,
800 - .a-..
49, ~ - y ! men GaltssttnB shot
1sSSS ~ ~ \, - - 49, 49,.
SISSS ~ ~ ~. -. si.SS,
wv ~ M lLlIl. .st. es1t-A.s
AT TIE y. 9. ARSENAL, GOVERNORS ISLAND,
ny.
SS SoSS Is IS iSsh iSa I:IsSIst' sissiIs .'s'
10000 10 inch shot
5000 10 inch sheliS
An gEfrEl ATVUnupIrV a anuHiVTaV V,V.-,-v,VyV,rH
Az 1llh AA-A-'s tAt,l.1 "a AIIsssAA' RtG4Buisa
1AoO IL fnei, b.tt,ri1SShoe
100 ~ -, .lS-SI-- I.,"-s - -.- II.
700 10 ineI. shot
s,OO0 N.D 70 men sneLls
Al TEL TEL. & q. LOOAs A4tsANAL, u. L9uAss NO
1000 10 fneh shnt
1000 10 ipeh shells
Az s'frE " sF1TSfs5(lsr a rsfv,FAT y,z.urTT,,,
-. LGn' D..
11gyl 19 inch battelin8 shot
oS9 y inch ehslls
5000 10 ZACH shot s-i-
5000 10 inch sholls
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-11-23
Hooaand'g German Bittets!.


From j. NetoEOR Bros1Ii, D. D., AEitt6f tss Eaey-
eICPedia Of Retigiotts Kao,otedgs- r
Although not disposed to taYor or recommend
Patent Medicines IN. general, through dIstrust Of
ther ingredlent Ard 81. sPSM q ne
he believes hinse1K to have received froma simple
preparations In the hope that he may thus contrib
ute to the beneht of others. .ls. -
do this the more readily in regard to Hoofand's
German Bittere, prepared by Dr.. Q. -. jackson, Of
this city, bscause was pFejudced against them for
many years, under the impression that they we're
chiefly an alcoholic mixture. lam indebted to my
friend Robert Shoemaker, Esq, for the removal OF
ment to try them, when suffering from great and
long continued debility. Tho use OF three bottles
Of these BitteTS, at the beginning of the present
year. followed by evident relief and ostoERtton
to degree of bodily and mental Tigor which 1 had
not felt for six months before and had almost de-
SPARED Of regulating. therefore thank God and
my friend for directing me to the use Of them.
J.NEWTON BROWN.
Philadelphia, June %, 1851, -
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-11-23
A PROCLAMATION.
RY TEE GovERNoR

II q mPst ana EIsht tllJ 70 sQld g q Doiltoa
lines acE1gWl61gs tie hsnd - an oyeTFllIns
knollisllRo Hhs FOWUE, and WiGl0D aud goodness,
and that aa adodlh an thlnE9 Wall.
uIosi fI55 nstio5, yst daIins ne Jst ysaF No
hta rtVol the aFles Ni1lll N4cluEtes ever
or onslnias ali large sostlol g eolnfIy Aa1bte1
relieved ifo1l te dollllioa q t4e e.lleJel5 80 ye
IOok forward vita hlpDg- . tee ElstO.
Tafion, ere lols, g eNs ol.et alll le HI1d.
Iand, and % thls end g Wlieh al Wulld eomash
EtiOios-a pGfllllalt ulld 80 AID! nspe1ee
BE han - oysEEElea qlIE asl.irs 'llss Pesoe has
Re kIfi lloili md Iafh
ss9,.e;s sg1g.is s 2iSs sise 3. ,eS SsS sSs-
and = prlsi iofols pei - IT, -i5s :.
Hsfafh e5p pesliliy = IooJ tRlli1
RaEo OommonWaalfhs aud Ulils poEtio1 q The
t1EEitoEy 9 stl slliert . A9lill tssa ala pqr.
ti5a q ear eiti11Aa sra sn, ,oet . sho e9aeltegol
ulafailg13 a1alle9 gst - rl1lso - lese t1lt
sool-yegy ssol--lls Elll fss5g 9 unto p 10 ll1
oliy q - 49, q - - -
oulInanliEti0n q tie RFesi9plt q TIE uulfed
BtSls5s j Arlut Z JseEnqr g H. etstu
~ ~ a.y q 8. = ) ~
% ThznkIE swing agd EElset . AlnI Sea ~ ls
sac 3 81 1n I iasils liS IsoG Ne sitfs d
assouils % that eey = t'ler g5al R.ess g ygs-
NJ, - IiGsl. = \ - ~ 4 rIgr a Ill
hlsssil1s - ~ FIR de tine - eosS dat He VII
GEFiV6 our tlaniio y slls l1 that
- a 9 Fsiioss 81 fszl - I'm "a iasi-
or1iiations nat ne - he O.
c5iosrl in1Ioa ny s. EssIoEsa g. 81 a. lal1.
And Wlilla Ne aTh ri lpIGng and sFnE frl - ilf
TIE abdn1anco wifh stlth - are q -, let not
i fIEE1t 70 aulalnF Tie Eoor ana tlle ueelIr 4la
Il ~ 81 ana the oF1Iar lIlI tie las 0Ill8
ad Ne eAinlltlsl q var llss lsft ~ cur l,t IN.
I uruEldod lnr and tgcte1. .-s---.I .ss. -
II lEOlitlllaf n llla % cur Lord ol1 llllHll1
Il 6lghfhnlfEel and GiEt .tfIles ard o. ths 6tlto
II q 4
i -, ARTHuR 7 FOREMAN.
/ y fhs l56yaEn6ls q
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-11-23

rs BoEs4 kos uf ths property
. 0fIilaeR. Irinblas e
ri tie District Court - ~ dIfsI aiIlas f1fthe
western j uIstEICt a FirEiuil, At HFhsoIi1Es s.ts
n 1uEEdllee % ne deere and eflsE q Tie said
IiTecfsd, duIg nilds ald gltsTl q III l9flI dsYof
sebtenl1lFs 1873, sllall ssll - puhlc elfiipn O
'EFllIy4 tie 29th day e cofelilets 1s.9s a. -
HolrllC A. N, ~ The 1u8e q lanes = 4kaf,
0n Main street, ia sfhe = " n Ihatllns fhe 1es
E1Ie q fold = lftelinFs - the ached
ne allsEs = ihe i9ElIl..el 4lsl "A sala eless
Z g5 Fl p. EDWARDllL N0RI0E, Is
oetai.td s Z. : tialshal, y. D. a -. 4
49, POSTpOEElIIELl t. M Al
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-11-23
IMPORTANT 10 SOLDIERS!
Those haYino Friends in the Army

=
We call the attention Of all having relations or
friends in the army to the fact that sHOodandsGer-
BitterS" will cure nine-tenths OF the diseases
induced by exposure and tnntdent tocamp
life, In the lists, published almost daily in the
newspapers, on the arrival Of the sick, will be
noticed that very large proportion are suffering
from debility EHeEy case OF that klnu 'CAn..5SDe
readily cured by Hollands German BitterS. pts-
resulting from disorders Of the digestive organs
are speedily removed. We have no hesitation i'm
soldiers hundreds of lives might be saved that
otherwise would be lost.
We call particular attention TO the following re-
mATkabl0. anIW6n authenticated cure of one OF the
nations heroes whose life, to use his own language
thas been saved by the Bitters."
PHnApELFf1A, Aug. 2Sd, 1852.
MEssRs. JONES 3 EVANS We'll, gentlemen, your
Hoohand' ernhn BItters has saved my life. There
Il mistake In this ItiSyouched for by numbers
Ofmy comrades, some OF whose names are appended:
and who wera cogpiautoE all the circumstances OF
my case. I am, and have been for the last Tour
years, member OF shermans eleREated patteEy'
and undsr the ediate command Of vapta1n =. d.
Ayers. Through tho exposure attendant upon my
arduous duties, was attacked In November last
with mmation Of the lnngs, and was for seventy
twodaysin the hospital This was tolloEed py Grest
debility, heightened by an attack OF dysenteEy. i
vas then r6fn6Ned nom thesWhite Hon9es and sent
to this city on board the estate Of Maine rom
1hAVe been about as low rs any one could be and
still retain shark OF vitality. sR0r week or more
was scarcely able to swallow ana u 4qta
force morsel down, 1t was inlEneniatey thruwpu up
again.
i could not even keep slas5 Of water on my
stomach. Lifo could not hast under such etreuni-
stances; and accordingly, the who have
been working faithfully, though e
rescue me from the grasp Of the dread
metO clergyman, and TO max such tfspcst ttlou
otmy limited funds as best suited me. An aeqeant.
stsinbrown, street., below Arch, advised me
as fOrlorn hope, tQtry Yonr BtttetE, and kinely
procured me bottls. from the time Sommeneess
aud am now thank God it, getting beEtef
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!, I; ~ :s:s isr.,'. E.sE:..y ''s''..
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Historical Parallels Showing that
tine People OF the North ana south
Will Live. Together. Agaln IN Peace
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-11-23

Price Is cts. per b6ttls Or. ttles ier 500.
BSsRorsalo Drug isis aud Dealers every where
N The United States, aud by All the pru ella
DSalers in Wheeling. octs=ly
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-11-23
aallg ntelIi Iiglsaspt
'TMRms OFADYnRTIsIMG.. z

~.
mSSe. = s'ls pi' ana s'.s
Aladyeft tisements from tranasnt persons or stfang
Buaness Cards ota1ceedns i've Iinol; $40 psryear,
pt se for sx month bat fof gborter period nothing
VIII be counted les than square Flsl5l 81 sisi
The privilege Of Annual Adyertisfng q Hnithds TO
the Adyertiaert' own Immediate bualnasst Apdnall
RdVeftiBenentg for the benefit of othaH PRISONS as
ell as all legal rtsement4S and tlsoments
nf auction sales and real sent In by them nt4
NOT ,acco anied With wrttslA.
directions 1Ibo inserted untiI and charged
Notice. for Political Mestinss 10 be charged in an
cases Of full rates - 81 sss5sg 81 y
Marriages, Noticesof Funerals, and announcements,
OF sermons, 80 cents each. nony11-69
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iNEEW GOODS
/ - s.uie - ~ ssssi ia7 ssssl sisi
JOHN ROEIIER 8,


Centre wheeling.
~ z sss az ss ~ sssss a. Is.s. sss
il % coi1fss aisl Wool Uel.lle., Fliiss strlptI5
a6i a an prlcess El1nlals a-d Bed E1ls u tll
dnsli iilf hssl llllils Mlllng lnl Gales tfs =
Ilrrl1t sfocr IN t11 -, lllle good l1lIty n -
cent pr 5arls flll Clrpllsi b - lll on cIlthl
= FGf Islu11i rls.i. CllthE of aII cllgrs OlsII-
d5ii1 Collars aEd slstsas Iln - II o7Isf5
= ~ fes fe- nt1ls.lls. anl rltlIl - N5.1l z -
Tern. iisas css5 .s5is = er,suss.
n9F1i John RoEAER,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-04-15

munitions Of war, which they have hoped tc
obtain from New York, and.it is understood that
there have been no objections to the shipment 9i
these desirable articles by either the Secretary Of
War or Of the Treasury. But Mr.. Seward, by
Withholding his consent, thus acquires q claim
upon the French government fer thus depriVing
the people whose country the Emperor is invad-
ing Of the means whereBith to make a success
full defense.
Not only does NJ. Msfcisr know this, but be
is well aware that at the same time the French
have been permitted to obtain their food and
other Indispensable articles from New York, and
al in opposition to earnest TemOnstranees Of the
Mexican minister, Our sister republic, strug-
Cling to preserve her nationality against foreign
invasion, may be the sufferer, but We have
doubtless thus prevented more decided inter-
ference by France, thus far, in our affairs, and
E'cafente cOTdials between M. Mercier and eur
Secretary Of State is preserved.
The Administration, then, have been partial to
the strong snd unjust to the weak. Diplomacy
is often dishonest, but usually has the cunning
to conceal its craft.
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{ ISignedl


American Bread Trauapled in the Mad.
A letter from London to the Pbiladspbia In
gHizer allude5 to the fact which the English
newspapers chsritsbly suppressed, as follows:
I arg sorry to ses that very unpleasant DEM
onstration was made at Manchester, last Tues
day, concerning which it is well that you should
have full particulars It appears that meeting
of the operatives in Manchester had been called
for that day, and it was announced that Rev.
G. W. Dennison, ohaplsin Of the George Grs-
void, would be present. This was all very
well, and the Manchester operatives would
gladly have listened to an address rom that
gentleman. But the managers Of the meeting,
very ill-advisedly also announced that on the
occasion fifteen Thousand loaVes ef bread would
be distributed, composed Of the -four brought By
the George Griswold and representing the
number of barrels Of the staff Of life that COM
posed her cargo. This is q purely English
way Of doing things. In the very disburse-
ment of charity there must be fuss about
it, They overlooked the fact, that while tbe
Manchester operatives would thankfully part
cipate in the American contribution, whsn pre-
ssntsd 10 them in the proper manner, they were
still men and women enough to resent the idea
of being psraded like so many paupers, and
sent home each with loaf Of bread under bis
arm The managers E3ay have meant well
enough, but were sadly mistaken n their policy.
Possibly, hsWsver, if lst alone, the operatives
would have submitted to this public system %
charity, but it was too good an opportuHig ior
the Liverpool secessioDisfs 20 lose. TAXING ad-
vantage Of the circumstances, their snaissaries
were sent down among the Manchester masses
and the result was thst when lne hour fer the
meeting arrived, instead q 81 anxious and
grateful assemblage of aen and women, there
vas only an excited and almost infuriatsd mob.
i nav SPARE W. the details but the end was
that fffeen iaousand loaves Of bread, each
weighinr 8Ro pounds-thus representing one
han 3res and ffty barrels Of Aour--Hsre taken
from the pans and thrown into khe mud
: here twas tTampled Bnder foot The MOB
pelisd each other with the oonvenient missiles
and 5 scene ofezcitenent and confusion ensued'
better imagined than described " course I sos
rasetins q such. was broken up, and the day
tsruaiusied 10 this disgraeeful row. These ap-
pesr 10 he The facts, for which have no com
renf
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LATEST BY TELEGRAPH.
LATE FROM THE NORTR
DOUBT as TO TIE RESULT
1T CH.sHLESTO-F.
Osstrases ara Middle Tennessee.

Special 70 the Memphis Appeal
sESArosLA. Apru "A The Msupbis Ballst'H. Of si's
l4sh, has bssn received It contains no adaa0a IN
tsligsncs from beow.
The reports from wsshiagtsn Of the s.h. szy The
dispatches from ils front STATE fsas unusual s6srss
were aads to get seutteFn papers b1t failed; rel lsr
could any sf ths Co0fedsrais peksts be ind1esd TO-
give any information relative 10 The stack uFoa
Char eston This Is an indsstoa o. rebel rsvsryss At
that city and /, 80 REGARDED 81 tie Admin stra.ioa.
The Washington Republican says ihe ssathern gym
pstsissrs thst eity drop hints nyserous and give
sueh information g. sads the belief thar suafher
invssion Of Maynard g thrssiened.
dispatch hom 8lmfressboro', dat q April 5th, says
Col Wildsr's haehet brigade had returned from
petition ih three hundred and sixty n=gross Also.
that he had sEohsaged many Of his cid hars, siviug
the poor to Union men and capturing good ores
from Southern men
10 is also stated he summary shot several Confsde-
rates who were clothed in Federal uniforms one 90
eloshsd. Who wss eaugbt near the lines be hing
The suuboat Cincinnati, which was disabled ia the
Steele bsyou expedition arrived at Caro the s,5
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FEDRRAL CoNDUoT OF TIER wan
Report OF fhs .gBo8Hoa CongressfOna
G'ONsnfitfee.


Report OF fhs .gBo8Hoa Congregational
CORsnifffee.
We find the following synopsis Of this labOred
document in the st. Louis Republicans of the 9th
inst. As this report probably gives al the
points of the original we give it in preference to
filing our columns with that document
NEW York. April 8, 1868.
The full report Of tho committee on tho con-
duct of the war occupies sixty-fUur closely print
ed pages. The principal part Of the testimony
relates 20 the Army Of the Potomsc. The re-
port shows that in December, 1861, exclusive Of
the command Of Gen. Die at Baltimore the Po-
somae army numbered l5S 600 we'll armed, dis
ciplined and equipped The strength Of the enc
my was variously estimated at from 20 600 to
10000 at that time, and their works were ex-
ceedingly formidabiei but subsequent events
proved their force less than rs 600 and the
strength Of their Notifications greatly 0verssti-
mated At the same time it was considered in
advisable to attack The enemy in front, also is
would be necessary 70 iesve from 50 00O 20 50,
600 in front Of Washington FORTS defense there
by allowing 10000 men f5r service elsewhere.
The committee ayers that adequate provision
was never made to properly man the fortiica
tons in front Of Washington
In relation to the blockade Of the Potomac,
the committee states that il was proposed to
take possession Of Matthias point in June, 1861,
snd again in August, bat nothing was done
In October, another plan was adopted TO take it
the Potomac hotilla to act conjoiRtly with q
detachment Of troops but the troops were not
sent as agreed, and the plan was not tried.
Soon after the Potomac fstilla left on the Port
Royal expedition, when the river was almost
Immediately closed BY rebel batteries, uHtil she
rebels voluntarily left
On the 18th of January, 1852, the President,
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ooNFIDHNoa q ooNFRDEaAFR

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WONUs.
Recent aalss Of Confederate bonds in Rich
mond, says the Montgomery daUsrtissr, furnish
gratifying evidence of the existence Of a spirit
Of confidence smong the people, in the final
success Of our cause, aud the ultimste redemp
ton Of all the debts incurred during tie war.
Instead Of being forced upon the market and
disposed Of at less shan par, as would inevitably
be the case II cspitsisls regarded lhessue Of the
struggle doubtful, they are eagerly sought for
and purchased ss premiums the bonds Of the
fifteen nillion loan having been sold as high IS
81 80, and the one hundred million lean at $i06
The fifteen million loan was authorized at tho
first session OF the Provisional Congress, and is
rsdeemable after the frss day Of September,
1877. although il Is optional with the govern
meni to pay any portion Of it after the first day
Of September, 1866. The bonds bear an inter,
est Of eight per cent, payable semi-annually,
and the same is true Of the one huadTed million
loan, which IS rsdeeuabls IN 1872.
The bonds Of tbess two loans are redeemsble
at sn earlier day than those which have since
been issued BY the government. bnt they are,
iptriusisally, no moTe valusble. If The Conted-
ersey passes safely through the terrible ordeal
to which il IS subjected, its obligations viii
doubtless Be met ct tie proper time. If ne
fsil. the bonds wiz not be worth TIE paper on
which they srs printed, bat We shall not fail
and II Is the conviction Of this which induces
capitalists to iHveet their money in goy'
eminent securities. 1t viii not be very
long before capitalists generally throughout the
country, viii zee and acknowledge thst govern
ment bonds offr a better indueemsnt tor the
investment Of money than almost any other
enterprise. The people Of England look upon
their governments securities ss the best in the
world, sHd it win net be many Tesrs before tae
Confe5erates win look upon the bonds Of our
government in the same light.
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FTVnIEc aF TREaSURY NOTES.

oFFIOE OF THE ASST FREAsUREB. Q A.
JEcEsos Earch 90th, 1858. !
ATOTTrE i hereby giFea thzI Ire aEury Notes msy
forthrth Be- fur dsd ST hrs cfdcs, pursuant 70 ths
- 81 Congress directing sueh fuEaIn8 sna the Icssa
tiuns of tie Treasury Dspartnant
ne period for funding The notes dated prier 70 %
rDecam5er 1862 ii eisht per cent bonds or stocks va
A J. GUIR0T,
,-1sr-s- kzaistaus Treasurer. q. g.
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