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Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-13
LICENSE.
Notice OF Application o License.

ATOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT TWILL APPLY
TO the Board Of Commissioners Of Marion county,
Indians, az their next term, commencing ON the hrst
Monday in June. 1868. for a license to sell ''inioxica-
ting liquors in 4 less quantity than quart at a time, - with
the privilege OF allowing the same io he drank on my
premises, for one year. Ny place Of business and the
premises whereon said liquors are 10 be sOld and drank.
are located at No. % West Washington -. known as the
Empire saloon. in Indianapolis, Center township, Nurion
county. Indiana KODERICK BEEBE.
mayIl-w3w
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-13
Notice of Application for LIcens

NOTICE IS HEREBY GlvEN HAT WILL APPLY
To the Beard Of Commissioners Of Marion county,
Indiana, at their next term, commencing on the first Mon
day in June, 1868. for a license to sell Intoxicating
liquors in u less quantity than q quart At a time"
with the privilege Of allowing the same 10 be drank
on my premises, for one year Ny place OF business
and the premises whereon said liquors are TO be sold
and drank are located on lot No. Z, square so, at No. l62
East Washington Street, in indianapolis, Center town
ship, in Marion county, Indiana.
myll-w3w CHARLES LAUER.
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habit Of self abuse. To which is added observations on
Female Diseases, and other interesting matter ofthe ut
most Importance to the married and those contemplating
marriage, who entertain doubts of their physical ability 20
enter that state. Sent 10 any address in a sealed wrap
per, on receipt often cents or four stamps.
We devote our entire time and attention 10 the treat
ment Of the various private diseases treated Of in our pri-
vate report. Our Dspensary is the only Institution Of the
kind In America which has been e tablished by a special
charter, and this fact should give IL a preference over the
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-13
WANTED.

Cse~ a MONTH";! want TO hire Agents in ev-
Old cry county Al SIS a month, expenses paid,
to sell my new. cheap Family Sewing Machines.
myll-w3m Address, ). MADISON. Alfred, Ne
C.nA A MONTH";! We want agents at see a
BOO month. expenses paid. to sell our Ererlasf-
ing Pencils, Orieatqk Burners. and ID other new. use
full and curious articles. Is circulars, free.
myll-w3m SHAW Il CLARE, Bijdeford. Ne.
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-13

Y-Paymastcr John r. Cravens of this State
has been ordered to Cincinnati, for duty there.
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-13

said six months ago, "that the men in power are
attempting to establish Il deSpotism in this coun
try more cruel and more oppressive than ever ex
Isted before"
Ali which opinions aud sentiments he we'll
knew did aid, comfort and encourage those in
arms against the Government, and could but
induce in his hearers a distrust of their own Gov
eminent and a sympathy for those in arms
against il. and a disposition to resist the laws of
the land. G. W. CUrrs,
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-13

IandIgham-rhe Charge and Speci-
fIcatIOns-The Protest or Mr. VAT
Iandigham
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-13

ON n NEW NJ HO "
treating Venerial Diseases inclu-
ding Syphilis in all it's stages,
G~onorrhea, elect, Structure, Vari-
%cocile, and Hydrocele, Diseases Of
the Kidneys, Bladder &c, with
out mercury containing q val
liable treatise on thatwide-spresd
malady of youth, Seminal Weak
ness, Nocturnal Emissions, Sexual
Debility, lmpotency, &C., the Sc
cret infirmities Of youth and ma
thrifty arising frnm the hanefnl
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-13
From Washington.

WASHINGTON. May 9.-The total number of
wounded soldiers who have arrived here up to the
present time is supposed to be about 3 1000.
Gen. Sigel had an interview with the President
to day. Gen. Sigel is anxious to be put in active
service
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-13

Chairman of Central Commit
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The Consumption Act.
Price 81 90 per 100.

EHE LIBERTY OF THE CITIZEN
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STRAYED.
PRICE ONLY TEN CENTS.
A Medical Report.

Cbntdining Thirty Fine PLates dnd E40rdcisgsoTtR
Andto,ng and Physiology ofthe SezV- Or00als IN.
state Of He1lth and Disease.
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CROCERIES

T.. &. v JIM. CALDWELL. II. B. ALvoRD.
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10 ny FRIENDS AHp REALs,,,

On "Wednesday nigh, !az., about ten a. ,,,.,.i;.
4 body Of soldiers bcic!.-in: {, GrHcr..! n..-
ning's Georgia brigade, with arms III der
hands, and cuui"iai.tci ~ o!tccrs, a..::,:;rt
my olic", ce>truycda part u Is l.Ater.:... and
threw tie types INTO pl. Is the result r.inis
| s"ali lie compelIe,: 10 suspend the n:,A::!ea.
ton Of Inc "Stancard' for Il lew ,.ars: h,.t
trust Will be able soon 70 resume ia: !.c.i.pn.
M efforts or expense will be spared - s,.,c
tie paper 10 You a. heretofore
A. lie carries, moment practicable si#.l
PIT Tie public in possession OF ali TIE !lc ; cp.s-
nected with this OUTRAGE. Il is sufficient IL
say, Il: present, tia; free and iogGi pre.s !.,
been trAmp'eI down--that tic S.atc Ia, been
lnSa.teG-iiat Tie majesty Of the civil la, las
been set Il! dcilance: ana thar IN outrage La
been committed ON my Constitutional ri.h:s
which has no example, in TIE language Of COX.
Vance. who addressed tho soldiers. "lvcl il
the 4.miuohS oil Abraham LincCiu." i.,-
peal 10 my friends 10 &c u calm as side,
and firm AHA determined: ami hone IL ~ net
ncce,S ar;' ,!;iT should assure them Lg- ar
unii>MMycj, and as firmly determine p ever
to maintain at ali hazarisSshe right .gco
Spceca ana = freq press.
Sept. ., l>G3. ". ". IIc.rry.
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8itRulpuo Enqulrr
TUESDAY MORNING, SEPT. Is, 1863.
EXCHANGE NOTICE, NO. &.

hICHAoFD, sept. IL, 1868.
The following Confederate officers and men,
captured at Vicksburg, Miss, July !, 1868,
and subsequently paroled, have been duly ex-
changed, and are,herebysso declared:
|. The officers and menof Gen. c. /. Ste
venson's DIVISION;
.. The officers and men of Gen. Bowen's
division.
3. The ohicersaa Renef Brig. Gen. Moore
brigade.
i. The officers and men of the ID Texas
Regiment.
5. The officers and men of Waul's Legion.
6. Also, all Confederate officers and men
who have been delivered ut City Point at any
time previous to July 18th, 1868, have been
duly exchanged, and me hereby SO declared.
RIO. GUILD,
Sept 14-Gt Agent of Exchange
B3-Southern papers copy six times and
send bills to the War. Department.
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hsre Denounced he !aoi ;t,at a;tacke! lL.
"Joni::a' 0li!c: in nnin, asGi$i terms. l. *
said III ~ extra tr"m tho journal office, tia1
somc Of ny hands were engaged in tie a:,sc;
upon that office. OF this NOW nnt,iur ,r,,,
than that my hands deny any pa,ticipation ~
the matter. have never coGnsccd MODS, and
*nn'l never be engaged in one. I have lost one.
rice at the hands OF the infamous Yankees; !:
Isoso who ough: to be my friends. ci;iz ,ns OF sol.
aie's; want to destroy the ore now have, t.,ay
can 10 1t. shall endeavcr to do nv duty ., p
iaw-abding citizea. J. l.. PESS,yGT,S
Raleigh. Sept. 10. Isj3
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FROM TIE VALLEY OF VIRGINIA.
SURPRISE AND CAPTURE OF \ YANKEE CAvAI
CAMP At bath, MORGAN co., VA

CAMP At BATH, MORGAN co., "a.
70 lie Editors IF tie E~Yuitcr:
GENTLEMEN: On Monday 9Th inst. Il: a. ~
Captains Burke and Blacaiord, with - mon, =
detachment OF Maj. ii. w. GiIner's Independent
Battalion CT c,.aly, attacked camp near Bath
Morgan county, Va, consisting OF Two companies
of the 10Th Penn cavalry, Colonel JOHN II. Wyn-
coop, (siy months men two months in service
100 men, comman,cL by lljor Candy. C4piaiu
Hebble, COMPANY i, and > men were killed and
saveral wounded, the number 0i killed exceeding
tue number OF wounded, the light being ha:.d
10 band and short.
Loss un our side. , slightly wounGei. Captured
% nun commissioned officers aud p.iv:teS and
one negro man. 81 horses and equipments, AMI
car5incs, pistols aud sahreS. vi commissioned
o;fi:eis in camp d. The tirc oil attack, q made
their escape
T. 5. The prisoners start this morning, Sept.
l0.Il unGrr guard, for Richmond. ScOur.
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TELEGRAPHIC II 2
REPORTED FOR TIE RlcHHoNo MXc,
TIE FIGHT AT ORANGE COURT "a
ADDITIONAL PARTICULARS
.ERAL' ENGAGEMENT ENpECT
SPECIAL DESPATCH TO RICHMOND E,ayi
ORANGE COURr Iiuls.

The fight at Brandy Station on S'a3a7L
treeo:Ici n Our columns CT Mor.iay .as,.
until sunset. Oar cavalry were driven hack
fur miles this side Of Culpepcr Co;-' !taLsy.
General S.uaw losing two pieces q Gorsa n.-
tiiiery. Twenty-Five prisoners, tai!r &urir :.
TIE engagement, we're started FOR hiannonu
to-day. Capt. Pratt, Of the OH Virginia caYal-
r.. was wounded in the hand. y report &a $
reached here THAI the fight was renewed dis
moraiuc. y general cnga geineptis expected
| Lave sent Il Letter containing full particularly
which will reach You in time Tor your issue
Tomorrow mcwnnr.
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- > SH II WhEp.-The above reward will y
- :! NH for ,h Gnnr:h rnsinu ;i d.:

ts y PTs FL Hh!:p. The above reward will he
cocCO peid for ,he apprehension anI detection Of
.!lr following named wen or So for ANY o: them
drs"rtsrs from i= 18th VI. lr-n'ry. Jones brigade.
P'i:ai.S l.EwiS GREEN, 60. y; DAVID G. Cox, IA.
LEIGH PTUlLI. DANIEL GOIH jUiIN S. MULLINS Jos
7. NELSON. HENRY hiIOLER. DAVID HUSSEYCuTT. Ro.
mEEr LA>tY company G.; WM II UOEToS L. j. STEF
anu G. PETERS, vnIupany +.
Thesr 10 cr r'i tsng TIE 18Th Virginia -egim eut
the Itl int n, I1d nav. Guuit made ,il-.r wa
-hcir h"Tre4 in Scott count Va Wien unprecedented
they will he e!v rcd to ta,r 1naud, to The COM
u."S oic-I OF the post w:' will have tn. re-.
ward ne!. fer apprehension settled In delivery
"h"lr eonmaaJ The QIaTtrrEast"r Of the brya'e will
pay Ibr reward
Information aust h. forwarded 20 the 'oramanug o.
icsr of Jones brigade Johnsous division I'd CORPS
Nv.
b. order of Col BRADLEY r. JOHNSON
JAMES EEUCE, M>jVr and G. N
Headquarters Jones Brigade,
hUgi II. SOP. aug 2l--eoilJ: d CIV |
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ADJ"r Il INSP'R GEN'L'S OFFICE,
RICHMOND, Sept. 9th, l,GS.

RICHMOND, Sept. 9th, 1865.
| GENERAL Orders,
No. Ill
!. Paragraph 1,U64 OF the Army RegIla
| tons, Li0I of the Regulations OF the Quarter
masters DEPARTMENT. IS amsadcd to read as
| follows
"Uiliccrs are entitled to pay from the date 0
the acceptance Of their appointments, and
from the date Of promotion provided, thai
disbursing officers, who are required to give
official bonds, shall forward the same, AWAY
duly executed, with their letters Of acceptance,
ard that their acccptances shall take effect
only from the date of the ap ROYAL Vi the
bonds by the War Department. But in NJ
case will an officer lie ASST gned 10 dnty and
receive pay until hc has received his appoint
mont Notifications of the receip: and ap-
pror. OF said bonds will he forwarded: to Off
ccrs. through the Chief OF the Bureau to which
they belong"
If. All officers of the Quartcrmaster Gene
RAILS and Commissary Generals Department,
(except such as'hod COMMISSIONS IN the regu-
lar army Of the Confederate States, appointed
prior to the commencement Of Tue present >cs-
sion OF Congress. January l2tn, 1861 and
whose bonds, prior to the date OF this order,
have not bccn filed in and approved by the
War Department, are hereby dropped: pro-
vided, that Oh satisfactory evidence that such
failure has not been the result OF gross neg ect,
the Commanding General may grant the OH
GERS concerned shOrs Leave oi absence 10
make and forward their byGdS, a";! shall &C.
port this fact to the QulTicrma,tcr Cereal.
III. No application for the REVOCATION 0!
the above order, in any Individual case, will
be entertained By the War Department. If a
racaucy be occusioafal in aCy brig; dc. or r"@i-
mcns, or at q post, application viii be made
for new appointment, IN conformity to ten
eral Order No s, 1863, and the appointce, in
accepting his position, will lie held strictly 10
the requirements of preceding Paragraph l..
". Officers Of the QuarterInas5er Generals
Department, whose appointments bear date
subsequent 70 the 18th day Of January. 1853.
and who have not fled bonds duly executed.
Will be allowed q furlough, ior such time, not
exceeding sixty days, n, may be necessary to
enable them to execute their bones.
Y. Commanding offers will he carniui TO
recommend for appointment az dshursins
officers. Only such pirso:.s rs furnish reason
able assurance Of their ability 10 execute the
bonds required by law.
VI. Al letters of appointment. hereafter
issued will lie accompanied by II notification
% the aprointca that his Official bond mast
be returned with his acceptance And that
the latter will take effect only from the date
1T which said bond is approved.
BY order.
tSigncd,) 5. COOPER,
Ali't and Iasp,r General.
Sert.l 0--lw ("Whig" copy
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GES: HoLuEs NOT DEAD.-The Mobile "Tr'-
bune" is informed by gentleman who left
Little Rock, Ark, On the Goth ult., that ther"-
NOR of the death Of General Holmes is not true.
Our informant says that he has been very ILL.,,
but was. rapidly mending. General Price Was
command of the forces in the quarter. La
test Northern accounts also represent Gen.
Holmes as not dead, but convalescent at Hot
Springs ARK.
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$N -
FROM cJlap1EST1N

CHARLESTON, Sept. H.-All has been very
quiet for two days past. The enemy has
made NJ new movements Of LATE. Three vi
the Monitors have gone of nobody know,
whittier
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$50 3ssJ q the snysd or stog9 n from the
Iva road, seven mica below Cnnb riaud Court House ;.
Sufrcl Horse, about -" feet high and ahou: seven
year" OIL .T"e! la ;e fn'.ad, which Is broad with
wards the II" o'.r!I the fo!enp IL has ais,
white S5cts .iS acS. caused ~ saddle gals
Ic, think sii:hy lHrTot.;".a. AID have other
Ir,.- !'2ct-d had Rim in "ssi, o. ly
Goou n"- wr"'s He Of tie wheel rIcs Of
rSEi I" :sHm the county of Berkelry und was
S1;CN 10" ga" in Tho shoulders, especially the right
ana h-l The MAGE uG-r II" collar rubbed of rlosev.--
II" Is cf goa 70 IN pad "a:" works finely In harness.
aud carries ,as-s well. with Somewhat arclrg neck
The above nyv:Td will be p.d hS del --ry to NE or
if.y sl'rS for ~ Information viii e.be me 10 get
MN again. JOHN Z. WILSON.
rr -
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TEyO Il. i. Rodgers, and to the snid IS. r.
Z Rodgers and x. II. irdsuY.
Take tice that the lth day o. October !si a. he
Office OF Howard & Sands the ey "f kich:'nrd Wig.
MIA |, tn u,Gcrsigup will procned TO take The dsPosi
,nns ofw Goidn urd others lie read evidence III q
sut in Chancery depending IN the County Court Ct Hen
rIcn in which the undersigned, m plaintiff and you the
said +. Rodgers and r. II. ndsy aud Others are de-
fe darts; and If from any the sad dPcs'ioH be
com hat day or il commenced they bs
not copclud-d on hnr dar they will be nucd anh Id
joururd from time to time 81 the sane pace and between
the same hours Until completed;
Aud you tie "a T. Rogers, gro hereby further
notified that shall move The trcui. Cour OF Hrun:o
Comfy on the rst day Of the of'ic ag:d Court
the Judge thereof DC sitting ii d:J, II ao tEen On
IN. ,rs, .y Of tie lso raid Court to ro-ovG from
Co.rt ar IIenrico sui, In Chan cry depending in the said
Comfy Court, IN wlch l. the und rsiSued Sm p!aiaiin
aud YOU the said y. F. Rodgers, r. w Green aod nheta
arc defendants. A. u. =" iLL,A'o'
Ill ,ydw Acting Trustee.
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DRILIIANT NANCE.
IN p RESS
AID viii BE- shortly ssued-
THE AID-DE-CkNP.
A Romance OF the Wa,

BIZ JAMES D. McCABG, JR.
This brilliant romance, which achieved such marked
Success IN ;he columns TIE Magnolia Weekly
Ia pr,s ana will be ready for sale ]. hs bseu pro-
uoince, by both this peas aad public, to DO Tie mcss
brilliant romanc. OF the WAR.
Parties dealing 10 OBJ elm copies Of the book. WIKI
Ing agers sheud send II their ordsrs at oncs,
L. :hs work Is In great demand
Price, $50.
YF~The Trade will be supplied upon liberal terrtl.
Addryss W. a ]. SIXTH,
Care Of "The Sfas1selin WeekII
"a q-Susof Richncnd. We
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ADJ'T d INSPR GEMS OFFICE,
RICHMOND, Sent. ii, 1867.

RICuHoHD, Sent. ii, 1867.
GENERAL ORDERS,
No. l22.
|. Commanding officers Of Regiments, Bat.
talions, DC, will, Immediately on receipt here
of, cause to be made out and Uiwardcd
through proper channels, to Colonel j. S.
Preston, Chief Of the Bureau Of Conscription,
Il complete list Of all persons neld as substi.
tutes i'll the army in their respective COM
I'uands. This list will embrace the regiment,
company, du.e Of enlistment and age OF each
substitute, with the name and post flee of the
principal. They will, also, in the same man
ner, furnish a monthly roll of all deserters and
absentCes without leave This roll will lie
arranged according to the county and Con
gressional District 10 which the parties bclung,
AND will set forth tic time and place Ct descr-
ton in each case.
II. All officers charged By commanding
General s-witli tho duty Of arrrstng ana re-
turning dcser!ers ard. uhsc;Iteas, viii report
to the Coramandant Of Consc"ipts in the res
pective States TO which such officers are scat,
and will cooperate generally with enrolling
officers in the discharge of the duties assigned
TO them.
Ill. The following act Of Congress is pub
lished for the information of all concerned
Every person not subject TO the rules and
articles Of war who shall procure or ensice q
soldier Of the Confederate States tj desert, or
who shall purchase from any soldier his &-lns,
uniform, clothing, or any part thereof shns
upon legal conviction, be fined ut the discre-
ton Of the Court haTing cogniZance Of the
same i'll any sum not executing three hundred
dollars, and be imprisoned nat exceeding one
year. by order
(Signed,) S. COOPER
sept ll-lw Adj and 1nSpr Gcn'i.
gS~ Wing copy one week.
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NTOTICE.-Notice Ii erchy civrn that on :he h:st
ci.v Of richmond shall apply the said Coat 80 o='eF
thu paym-rt 10 NE. guardian o. my infant ehi"reh
Ed.ard John G. aud Virgins: Il Pam H. (tEv;hc Hh'S
qualified as sa-h in III. Cuu: Of Ordinary Of Thomas
c.uny Sztc of Georgian OF al funds aud moneys 10
which they are entitled asd held der proceeding. Ia ;he
sot Court in tho known by the shot sly le OF CrEsb
fss's .x'or v CLARKE aud ais and autlorizr me TO
r.mov. the same to the Of Georgia ao-e and All
persons IN ere ted hereby notified TO appear said he
and ace and show cause II any they cnn why suih a-
picaon sho:,id not DO granted.
Guard an Of Edward Parncl John a. Parue'i ana Nrs'
MIA I Psrnel. ~ : 'cw1"
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A CARD.

It we'll known 10 Governor Vance, and the
citizens gsueta!ly that had nothing to DO with
the assault. or either fths printing offices that
have been mobbed in this city but that on the
contrary did all could to save both, and tbst
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HHn AID TIE HORSE REWARD
'SCUO Stolen from Ny pasture, near O."n:" Court.
Lui b"u, it Ol Sr. ctr poor dar; Bay llDR- j.,
nnsr L. h -i> high years CID, let knee crippled
,r! ,uiar-u purchased BY 1t .ast Orange Court,
trg W Z. Cox c2Gfier Cor Gen. Hsa;h who sod him
arclior.
Ia" SIN Of !. scaling ms b, come such crying evil
in LIS cuG.muuItv, ;hd. W.; pay FIVE Hundred Dollars
AL the Horse II rrco r'ci) Tar !uch iuinrG ario n
sha r.SI.t in The Cti Of the thief will pay Ten
DO, srs fr h. very inc horse
tepi .I.eouII JOS. EIDEN.
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opposed tho government il time ii war, ~!
such will te the case nOw. Rebellion mas
20 down, and al! who range themselves il on
position TO the government will siuk with i,
ANTI SLAVERY CGNFEEENCE-LETrER OF Sc
CRETAKv SEWARD.
Er:m tie London Tines
he fNiirwng communications haze been re-
ceiyed by Mr.. Thomas Is. Potter, OF Manchester
in reply TO the letter addressed 20 the rresiic,,:
of the United States, inc.osirg the address and
other documents adopted by t!.o Anti Slavery
Conference he'll, in Manchester on the 81 Vi june
last -
~LrGiTlnS OF TIE UNITED STATES. LONDON
Arg. - Sir: The President Of the United
States having received ut the hands Of the Rev.
Drs. MasSie and Iyla.ice the address of the meets
ing recently held at tie Free lralG Hall. Mar
chester. have now the honor. under iuslruc-
tons from Washington. 10 forward you the ac
campaigning letter in -ep'y from the Secretary OF
State.
Il have the honor to be, sir,
Your obciient servant.
''CnAS. FR.Scis AnAaS.
"TuoS. BAYLEY Potter, Esd, g."
DEPARTMENT or STATE. WAslISGToS, .Jdiy
25.-S:r II have had the honor to receive. from
the Rev. DR.. Massie and the Rev. Dr. Rvlance,
your address in the name OF Il large public meet
ing which was recently held ut Free Trade Hall
in Manchester, TO the President Of the United
States, together with papers which constitute the
Accomplishments of that communication These
papers have been submitted Ia the President: Of
the United States. and I'm charged by him to
inform you that H.: hns read them with the most
lively satisfaction, and with Il profound Sense o!
the obligation which the reverend rel I;ous pas
IN Fruurn MD rho
in Great Britain have laid unUn the void by
their correspondence with each Other. AMI thci.
common address TO lhu Christian ministers and
pastors throug hout'thc United Siatcs. The pro-
ceilings of the meeting ut Fee Trade Hall, and
its address to the President, touchngly and nd .
mirably harmonic with the sentiments which
pervade the correspondence before mentioned.
The parties in these proceedings will readily
understand that the attempted revolution III the
United States scssbly affects this Government
and American society ITSELF in many ways " lcil
it hss not1a!len within the provnc. of these par
ties'to examine. While tho intc-e5is thus nat.
urally, and not improperly, overlooked in Eu-
rope furnish the strongest possible motives ~
the people Of the United States for suppressing
the instruction and maintaining the cons;ili
tonal Government received II the hands OF their
fathers, the President readily accepts andalvow>.
as ri additional and irresistible motive, the
suggestion la1e by tie friends Of eur coHu.ry
in Europe, that the success o! the nsirrccfipn
would result in the establishment. for the frs:
time i'll the history Of The human raca, OF Il State
based upon the exclusive foundations OF African
slavery.
| l.are l:c iioEnr TO De. sir,
Your. Te.y obedicns servant,
WILLIAM II. SEWARD.
THOMAS BAILEY POTTER, Esq,
Manchester England