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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1863-02-20

Eg EVantcd-Every body to know,
that they can buy good CLOTHING, HATS
AND CAPS. at very low prices, al SMITH s.
No. 400 It'll Street, Washington, d. c.
June 29-3m
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1863-02-20

Es- Smiths, No. AGO 18th Street,
Washington, d. c.. is the best place to buy
HATS & CAPS june 20
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1863-02-20
T. u T u s.
celebrated Horse and Cattle
POWDERS


PO WDERS.
IHESE POWDERS have proved, afl
Il ter trial of several years, to be SUI
penor TO any preparation Of the Kind inl
use The chief superiority OF these pow
ders arises from the fact that they arej
composed Of medicines that have laxa-
i've, tonic aud purifying properties
The laxative elects cruditics from thcl ,
SI5tomach and intestincs; the tonic eives ;
= strength to the system Of the horse, and ;
: he purifying medicines contained I'M
them cleanse the blood, and lay thel
foundation for healthy and vigorousl :
circulation. The use Of them improves
the wind, strengthens the appetite, and
gives the horse fine, smooth and CLOS
sy skin-thus improving the appearance.
vigor and spirit Of this noble animal.
These powders are not intended, as
most powders arc TO bloat the animal.
so as 10 give him the appearance Of be-
ing fat when not really so--but to re-
move his disease and promote his gene
raj health
These powders viii strengthen the
stomach and intestines, cleanse them
from offensive matter, and bring them
Ito a healthy state. They are a sure pre-
q
=lmedy for all diseases incident to thel ;
= Horse, as Chambers, Yellow Water. Dis =
ctempers, Founder, Heavcs, Slavering. :
/. )oughs, Feyers, Loss Of Appetite. anGI
Vital Energy, &c. These powders, i'll ;
fused two or three times week, through
he winter and spring, your horse will
never get the Lung Fever Cholic. Oh
Bolts. A few doses Of these powders
Twill remove the worst Coupb on an,
horse. Were owners Of horses TO feed a
few Of these powders every year, they
might save the lives Of many valuable
horses.
Mich cows.
The properties this powder possesses
i'm increasing the quantity Of milk in
COWS. gives it an importance and valutI
which should place il in the hands Of ev-
ery person keeping a COW In fttteninl
cattle, it gives them an appetite looscns
: their hide, and makes them thrivem uchI
: faster.
: HOGS.
ii In all diseases Of Swine as Coughs :
= Ulcers in the Lungs and Liver, &c by .
putting from half a paper to paper of
these powders in barrel of sWill, thel
above diseases can be cured or entirely
prevented. By using these powders, thei
Hog Cholera can be prevented Prepar-
led by S. A. FOUTZ.
Westminster, Maryland.
4EzS- For sale, by
JOHN II. HIGGINS.
Rockville, Nd; aud
Druggists and Storekcepers everywhere.
PRlC 1-25 cents per paper or five paper.
or 81. [april 2j-ly
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1863-02-20
LIQTORSI LIQUORS.! LIQUORS.

IN BBLS. jackson Rye Whisky, yrs old
cO 10 Bbs Family Rye do war; pure
IS Bills Monumental Whisky & other brands
10 l}bls Domestic Brandy
10 do Gin
with many other Liquors too numerous to
mention all OF which have been bought pri-
or TO the advance-consequenily we can give
our customers the advantage Of a well selected
stock Of choice brands Of Whisky, SC. at pri-
ces to suit the times.
Call aud see for yourselves, ne an inspection
OF stock incurs no obligation 10 buy.
DORSEY h WOOD,
10. lie high ST., Georgetown, u c.
aug 1T
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GROUP.

This disease is announced by difficult die Of
ty of breathing, shrill whistling or
wheeling, hacking cough, or threaten
ed sutiocation, &C. 1t mostly occurs in
young children. No child need die of Crov,
Group if this Syrup is properly used and
used in time. Mothers having croupy
children should watch the frst show Of
the disease and always keep this rene
dy at hand. ift6is
For coughs after measles this Syrup
is most excellent. Experience has prov
en- that it is equalled by no other prepa-
ration
The price of the remedy is such as TO S,yrup
place it within the reach ofal, the poor
as well rs the rich, and every person
should have it.
Every person should have il in the is
house. 1t is true and faithful friend
to all who value health and wish to Sc
cure themselves against that most terri
BILE disease, consumption 1t will be used
found the most useful as well as the
cheapest family medicine in the world.
1t has been used for the last four years in
with success without parallel
Price 81 cents per bottle, or three bot
ties for 81, For sale by time.
JOHN II. HIGGINS,
Rockville, Md. aud
Druggists and Storekeeqers every where.
april 25-ly
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aes~ CONE TO THE PEOPLES CLOTH
ing Store NO, 400 TIN Street, opposite the Post
Office, Washington city, to get your CLOTH
ING, HATS AND CAPS. june 20
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1863-02-20
SPRING & SUMMER GOODS
REUBEN A. BAKER,
Quality Hin, Rockville, Md.


HAVING purchased of Mrs. r. V. BRAD
~ DOCK her entire Stock of Goods. to which
he has made large additions of SPRING AND
SUMMER GOODS, would respectfully inform
the citizens of Rockville and vicinity, that his
Stock is now complete in all departments, and
feels no hesitation in saying, that all who may
favor him with call, will &c; more than their
moneys value. His motto will be-
BEST Goods, and forrest Prices!"
His stock consists in part Of
MTn BONNETS, Ribands, Rouches, MILNE
y ry Goods, &c
W. Black Lace Capes and Shawls
Stella Shawls, Embroideries, Trimmings
Fringes, &c.
Ladies' Dress Goods, in great variety.
Ducals, Yaencias, Challe de Laius, Bereges,
Lawns in the piece or patterns, and Robes,
very handsome
WHITE GOODS, Of every description
Spring-stee Extension Skirts, from 75c up
GLOVES and HOSIERY
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1863-02-20
SEHEgHNEE,S
Balsamic Cough Syrup,

f0r Coe9"s, CotdS, Group, WhOoping
cough, asthma, Bronchitis, Spit
ting Blood, Pain and Weak
ness Of the Breast, Diff
Guilty Of breathing, dc.
WIS Is NO NEW REMEDY. II Save
Il has been used for a number of
years in Maryland and parts Of Penn
sylvania, and has, wherever known. ac-
CURED an unprecedented reputation for
curing the various diseases for which il
is recommended. AMIR
80 apparent is its usefulness, and SO
remarkable has been its cures that It
is fast superceding every other remedy
tor those diseases. The afflicted can re-
~ upon It's doing as much for them,
ana III many cases more, than any 9TH
er remedy now before the public
1t is recommended and prescribed in
the practice Of a large number of the
most intelligent and able physicians of Chill
Maryland. 1t is used and considered 4yen.
an Indispensable household remedy by
large portion of the first families Of
the State.
1t Is used by all classes Of society, and
the universal opinion is that il is rood.
THIS Syrup is purely Vegetable Com No
pound. 1t is pleasant 10 take. and new
err does injury. But owing to its puri-
Tying qualities must do good under any
circumstances. Its effects al@truly Won
derIui, soothing, calming and allaying Child
the most violent coughs-purifying,
strengthening ard invigoTating the
whole symtem--calming and soothing
the nerves-aiding and facilitating ex-
pectoration, and healing the DISEAS- need
ED LUNGS-thus striking at the root
Of disease, and driving it from the sys-
tenn.
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6eIettc0 NtisreIIanp.
COurtship in Arkansas.

Before they turned Rebels, the Ar
kansas girls were noted for their pluck.
Their very natures seemed imbued with
the greatness and the pride Of the Great
ed things that God has placed around
them. l once courted an Arkansas girl,
and l must say she was brick" in
point of Grmness and sclf-will ador-
ed that girl for nearly three months, at
the end of which time I withdrew my
suit in manner somewhat similar to the
man who retired from the hotel--he left
suddenly, refusing to patronize that ia
vern any more. But let me tell my sto-
ry before you laugh at me
While 1 was sparkling my beauty, my
visits, you may suppose, were generally
kept up till pretty late hour of the
night. Her mother-as fine lady as
you could wish, but rather larger in d.
mensions-slept in an adjoining room
the evening to which I wish to refer (es-
pecially.) Log cabins are not very COM
pactly built, and sounds can easily be
distinguished from one room to another.
Sallie, (for that was the way my sweet
heart spelt her name, had reciprocated
my ideas upon certain points to my con-
tent, and | had resolved to start home.
Taking out my watch, expressed sur
prise, Gas l always did, at the lateness
of the hour. She said she knew it must
be late from the sounds
Sounds I" said I, listening attentive
ly. but hearing nothing that interpreted
her meaning" sounds! l don't hear
any" Again I listened, but without
success.
"Why, Mark" said she, "don't you
hear ma snore z" and her face colored,
'twixt anger and pride, at what she deem
ed my jesting.
d" Is that your mother snoreiug :" ex.
claimed |, in utter establishment 81
swear l have been all this time thinking
il was the puifs from an up river boat
and was wondering what made it so long
coming round the bend Your mother, "
was going on to make further re-
mark, but | did'nt--for quicker than
you can say Jack Robinson" my
adorable Sallie pitched into me, with
both her fists doubled. I amt no cow
ard, but can't fight woman, and SO |
just incontinently sloped. never have
forgotten Sallie, and love even now to
think of her; but l never dared to GO
near that log cabin, where she lived
since that unfortunate night.
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SHRINERIS INDIAN YERMIEnGE-

to others, so
b Elm g intro
ry family in
demand for it
IN c n Sc. To
more worthy
alreadyshown
EToRis putting
j. a n 49,.
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OrininaL Hrik

Except those issued by a Justice of the
Peace, and those issued in criminal
prosecutions by the United States. or
any State........................
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ing us praise
that il is fast
duced into eve
the land. The
is beconingim
make il still
the preference
it, the PROPRI
itup in a much
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1863-02-20

Druggists and Storekoepers everywhere.
PRlC 1-25 cents per paper or five papers
for 81. lapril 25--ly
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-03-11

INTERN Af REVENUE STAMPS,
For sAlst y. ". WE9TCOTT.
4sonN-A.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-03-11
1863. SPRING lRRASCEnHNf. 1864.
HEOKUK, Mt. PLEASANT AND
IL HssH tMUScAffKB -
6X4l 81 81
p AL = Q A D.
GRANGE or TIME.

On and after Monday, March nh, lseo. ksias vii
run foitows: tN ~
ANSnlHg rxaAn Il =
Leave r. Madisont Apada, sxespssdl st $50 .. -
Arrive 81 x1okaJk, q g as@s7s ~ G~OG q. =
Leave Keok lsnndays exsepte1,l NJ 7:l1 . =
ArstVeR tsAAA5SoAs q. IN s-112E4 0s00a -
42 AAtafAoOn rHAAn 5u
leave -. Madison tsaIdays exesp sed) a p -.
ASytte as keoknks 1~ - -,
1eave ksokuk, - 81. -
Arrive asPt. OoAtsoD, 81 0p.A /,
Tia moEninG traana make dreot conn eckss viii ~
davenport 10ck Island Psekst. - VI. nsdison and
With ~ !, st, Isuis RASkNN, K-.Ps. b. ~ II. X. 4.
and Msa,ssispi and Wabs6h VALLEY H. 4 !, q Keoknk
Spssisi us,ss IN tsTua y c0nnss With shs MestA-
EN- Inns Packets, - AonIrose.
II r KunninE tins II governed by clock In once q
ksokak-Ft. Asdissn City Time hall hour tos slew.
J. W OGDkk,
Il 0e6-A sa3fsassa MHf9Is- 1eGUAaYr.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-03-11
LIVE STOCK.

Droycs, saa Farmers land this IN % % saaysp.
.assens for Live stock. Caperioss Yafcs vel,
ssisrsd and supplied viii every eceven ic1ee hsv
tesn npaDed ~ tls snds Yef
assestSos Il paid toshsif wants. From Haryisburrt
vhDsA wtu s~ fsnnd evsgy esAveuis &c eslur nsdlne
and rAsting, choice II oAsrsd Of the FnlLA DkL-
kHIA, MN YOkG and kALTIAOkK AAAkxT.
THU viii also be found HE shortest QucA ssl and
ssakr1eees tcuas for ttoeA ~ New fsset Ailes@
sevnl-aed With fever chs nrss than any ciAer.
s }MnoCa 1xWIA. t1es ssa I'm pa, Altoona n
4. L. HOUPI, Gen Ticket Ar ,thtisae Irhis
aE n. -. HOUSTON, 0shsrsf 1fstGts Asess,
an7dAy. PHILADELPHIA
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-03-11

~ We publish some verses from "a
Loyal Woman" which have the right
ring. Thank fortune that loyal women
in the North are no rarity. We venture
to say that for every disloyd woman in
our northern States, fifty disloyal Cat any
rate in sentimenD men may be found
Drunkenness and Copperheadism are
vices so low aud degrading that but few
of our women can descend to them. All
honor to the fair and true.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-03-11
T6f 1eu,s Law through

sixty miles. ms route lay through a
trsct Of country infested with guerrillas.
The train, numbering over four hundred
xago is, Nextended seven Of eight miles in
length, and was guarded by single dr.
vision. The journey was made, however,
with only loss of three or four, who
struggled a little distance from the road
for wateror forage. and we're captured and
paroled by the guerrillas. We reached
Memphis on the ssth Doc, and on the
3lst started on our return "trip, not, how
ever, by the same route, but on the line
of the Memphis & Charleston Il, r. An
attack by the guerrilias was anticipated
on our return. Probably our change OF
route saved us from it, Still we lost
several individuals, supposedto have been
picked up by the guerrillas. The sup
position was correct. The men returned
in a day or two with paroles, and ex-
planned how the thing was done. 1t may
interest your readers, as exhibiting the
audscity of these gentry Two guerrillas
uniformed as Federal officers actually
rode along with our train-chstting now
with our officers (regimental, now push
ing on to the front, now falling back to
the rear. This officer, and that, aud the
other did not knop them, but supposed
that some other did. They must belong
to rome Of the other divisions, TO rejoin
which they were going with us, &C.
Meanwhile, if any one struggled of little
distance, they slipped out after him, and
having papers all ready, paroled him on
the spot, and turned him back to Mem
phis. They certainly deserve credit for
audacity.
Arrived at fCollinsyille ga mileD We
foundlour duty as escort terminated; a. the
r. r. was opened up and guarded to that
point. We also ascertained that our du-
ty would be, for some time at least, to
guard the read from that point to the
city. This intelligence was very CRATE
full to men who, during the past two
months had marched about four hundred
miles. The country around was also mag
nifcent---everywhere evidences Of wealth
and refinement last, not least, abund-
ance of forage convenient. On the 9th
inst. we regretfully turned our backs up
on our comfortable quarters at Brsgg's
Station, and now are encamPed within
two miles of Memphis, awaiting orders TO
embark for Lake Providence or Vicks-
burg.
have inflicted long letter on you
/ wished TO oUertake the present SO that
my next might not have SO strong an odo'
of antiquity about it. VIII. w.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-03-11

On the LISTING " Ianassy, Isss, na1s b pussaasan o
the Act Of the Legislature o he Stste Of Iowa.
January 28h 1857, entitled Act inoosper ate ahs
Agencies ~ iisurArs Csnpaniss nOt issos porAtsa b,
the State Of lows.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-03-11

FURNISHED BY fhos. W. Long, lo lo~a) State SAM.
Larry agent Tor - Lvuis and yciniy.l
Peb'y rs, G Monk co ID. 25i, congestion Of lungs
March /, u. chefey, CO g, 3Oth pleuro pm eumona
], II WILDER, co ID. Ssth, apInal mensngitis.
2, Thos Graft. co !, 34th, pneumonia.
3, ID 4 Able, CO II 3i,t, chronic diarfhea
- =, Vim Smith, co D, 3sth. chronic diar RI %.
a, JoshuA Skinner. co II, ash, consumption.
Jas Catcli6, CO X, "a h, typhoid fever.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-03-11
III d. IEN.E Ch,
1la0 8BB ~ 29A2HtN5 8f&at HEfS 8a
INSURANCE. a 3H1Gq'.
o. second - rsSs IN ssxak, Isws.,
f&arSE YEf'f----f HW
s r A T e ~ e n T 5zf.
OF the conoi,ien efths
LoriIlard Fire Insurance Company,

= n z ~ z ~ uNb
OF the copoiiien efths
LOriIlard Fire Insurance Company,
On the isesAs = Isasssy, Isss, .aA~ b Pupasssr Of
the OF the Legislature Of Ssste Of Iowa,
January 28th 1857 entitled Aet inoospcra ahe
Agencies u li~urSnrs Csnpaniss nOt sboratsa By
1870 law 4
THE name Of the Company IL shs IoalL m FiaE
lxsuRAxcS~CoarAHT, and 10 located ~ No. ie4
BruAdwsy, In the 0isy Of Nsv tcFk. zT7-
aThe amount of it, Cspilai stock H. $500 GO 90
3.-The whole amoant OF said Csptsaiis
<.--frs Asks&s follows E
Let. Cash on hand, In hands OF Agents
Grin coar1e Of kFaus0legio u.s. - -
"a Real Estate unincumbcred ...... 7Qi VI
ID. 1bs Anouut Of Bonds oWDstby
the Company and secured ~ nrss
Mortysss On Real " sats With isterest
9Th. The debts oshsrwiss secured are
s,s ~ re sss s~Sra. d.. ior Premium: ~ 3
new Yort City Bond., . per cent. $3.50 p
u ~ stock. S.2o, r.. cent. 49, =
do DO Treasury Notes 3-lS. IA g
per cent. 1,o89 "
Interest accrued, but not dae..... o,361 -
81 Total Assets. .....-... o0oe, lo -
s-TAe Company have 70 liabilities due Or mot slas
e.-Losses adjusted ssd dus-None.
7.--b6sSeA Adjossod aad Aosdse-Gene.
s-Losses unsdjusted oAoi5.lo.
lo.-rhsrs are NO other clsins ASainss ne CogpAny
fasai L y ..:. esSis %
lslsn'dl G oss . hHxse s..,,;.,.
STATE or HEw YORK CRY,
q s Gsssss q Il. !. s p.r.e..,
sss:s e. 4 y 4:
s s:ss: AZ ssil 4 sss JOIN
.. Ais4A A@rpasvs. sstbg tessteAs.s xns anels-l
sops sassss; . ssss sssssais -. = 1870 q
hall knowlsdgs and belief
,,,d.,s''a'''ts's'sdI rraoA.s srosss er-
y Toe j 80ir.ae 54f-----5 TO % 49, r.snr
& AuDirOR's oFglcE, Iowa.
day o. February, 1853, sworn s,Saent WAS aiSd &
III: II; .sssss 81 I:
s c; l. n s Z sss he a !. &
JEsi6sd IAN xes il relation 70 insa issss
:S.s.s e. ss 8 ~. "a ~.
nsss aS SD cs.sss ! pnsssassa a .ssss
ss:hs aaoans q capital, sad invested = REQUIRED
!.. .:.:,s s. , .ss.: i IS
sugss43a .A.sss..s y eaess ssvist " i.ys ,AstS
ss:t &c %: s:s & A p or fhesaa
/. Is aiso certnsd, that 4. y. rkx.EYcK Rsa.. =
keOkuk, has S1en only appointed 81 aAid CO0p6uy
AAir la11 zx1nt I'D Attorney for the County Lse
with full power Jake sks OF Insurance tAsren and
= StDsss: = = y
and for sald Comfy eertiAed COPY 81 kthe Aiaemns
% MGA I'm so0be1 II u fosoA1e oosEAaA thnttSo
attsehsd y : true and cerrset copy 81 the ssass,
IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF.
sf.ur..rl ths,e SSreasts = - sssd "a
49, q ;cst s s sSss'' re; ss' - =
afeei]Tdsw IN, sqATT ~. 1sl1r a4Agssse. \
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-07-24
the citizens of New York; and this is proved,

the citizens of New York; and this is proved,
if by nothing else, by the savage atrocity they
wreak upon the poor negroes. When thoy
had great part Of the city at their mercy,
instead of destroying the Tribune" Office and
the mansions Of Il few contractor-princes, they
bascly robbed and burned the poor dwellings
of this unfortunate race, under the prctence
that these creatures are the cause of the
war" No, they arc not the cause OF the
war: they are the prctext--poor souls and
the victims of the war. The real root of all
the evil may be found i'll Wall street and in
the newspaper Offices. We trust when the
New Workers make their next essay in rero-
luton, they will show themselves both more
efficient in their preparations and proceed
ings, and more discriminating in their VEN
geance.
These arc few practical views, which might
be useful to the citizens, if our poor sheet
could but penetrate into that enlightened COM
munity. We doubt not, however, that they
have amongst them far ADLER instructors. and
will make better work on the next occasion.
In the meantime. as VIC feel with satisfaction.
they must now lie rejecting On these
iacts-thut they have been cheated in the
hope Of subduing the S"uth-chcated in the
pledge to suspend the draft-cheated of their
blood and their childrcn's blood under false
pretcnces-aboye all, cheated Of tue profits Of
this most lucrative war, which all 80 into the
pockets of the great contractors and capital
ists-aud then. aud lastly, that Chase has
plenty Of money.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-07-24
ARMY CORRESPONDENCE OF THE Gen
OUIRER."

In yesterdays issue we published four let
tiers from our regular correspondent, az" and
in this mornings Enquirer" will be found
another letter. Owing to sickness, this cores,
pondent was unable to be present with the
army during the invasion of Pennsylvania and
Maryland, and the battle of Gettysburg. This
defect is supplied by two most graphic and
interesting letters Of special correspondents
The letter from a." is from the same CORES
pendent, whose graphic and accurate account OF
the battle of Charlottesville, was read with SO
much interest throughout the country. In his
private note. our correspondent says:
"I'havc sought to make no statement which
did not know to be true or upon which
have not reliable information. 1t was my for
tune to witness the greater part of this fight
and rs to the operations in the Immediate cen
trc of our line, speak of what l saw"
We can, therefore, recommend this letter to
our readers us containing accurate and relia'
bic information upon the late great battle.
The letter Of our correspondent T., is devoted
exclusively to that thrice glorious charge Of
Pckctt's division. it will be read and re-read
with thrilling interest. Who shall estimate
the immortal glory those sons Of Virginia have
shed upon their beloved State? The Old
Guard Of Franco may rival, but cannot excel
Pickctt's gallant Eirginians.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-07-24

declare itself with great energy against any
project of intervention, which adjourns posi-.
bly for a long time the hope conceived by the
Cabinet of the Tuileries to mako its policy
prevail in the United States By means Of a
common action.
'La France" always opposed to US, says
The note of the "Moniteur" does not limit it
self to clearing upa misunderstanding. 1t ez.
presses an idea which is placed in words for
the first time, in formal manner, in an official
journal. 1t is that if the pacific propositions
of France are resumed they will have for their
certain object the recognition of the South
Six months ago this recognition only present
ed itself as an eventual result Of mediation;
now. in the idea Of the French government, it
is no longer the cessation of hostilltics that
will bring about the recognition Of the South,
but the fact of the recognition of the South,
which, according to all probability, will bring
about the cessation Of hostlllticS.
The ..Patrie," secession journal, says
This vote gives to the motion Of one of these
honorable members the only character which
il can possess, that of an entirely personal
manifestation in favor Of the recognition OF
the Southern Confederacy as the means Of
bringing about peace.
The invasion of the North by the rebel AZ
mics has had its intended effect in Europe,and
has undoubtedly been one Of the principal
causes of the present movement OF the Enpe-
ror in behalf Of recognition.