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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-11-19
Annals or the Army OF the Cumber-
land.

We have received from the publishers
Lippencott L Co., through Mr.. Wilde oil
this city, q beautifully bound aud highly
interesting work called the canals Of the
Army OF the Cumberland" The book con.
tAius 700 pages aud 70 fine steel engrav-
ings, together with many wood cuts of army
scenes and map aud diagram of the bat
tie field of Stone river.
The biographical sketches of the officers
of the Army of the Cumberland, commeuc-
ing with Gen. Rosecrans, are full and as
far as we know truthful and full of great
interest to the general reader. The por-
traits of the officers are said to have been
taken expressly for this book, and may
therefore be relied upon.
The Sketches of the Department will be
interesting to the seeker after information.
The "Day at Head Quarters" is a true pic.
ture OF daily army life. The reader will get
a clear idea of the vastuess of army cost in
the sketch Of tho Quartermaster's Depart
meut, aud also 10 that of the Commissary
and Provost Marshal. The number aud
cost of horses, of rations, and wear and
tear of army life, the thousand daily
troubles and ills to be overcome,-All is
here brought home to the family 6reside
The Artillery sketch gives the number oil
cannon, their varieties, the origin of their
names, the number OF shots fred at the
battle of Stone River, number of horses
killed, the cost of ammunition, &c. The
chapter on the Signal Service explains 10 a
lucid and agreeable msnner the operations
of that branch. The army chaplains are
defended a. they merit,-refutiug many a
Islander, and encouraging the Christian SEN
timent of the army and Of the county,
Also the thousands Of contributors to the
army Sanitary Department will find in this
volume that their labor of patriotism and
love has not been in vain.
All the most important battles and skirm.
ishes OF orr army are described, showing
that the Department Of the Cumberland has
been no sluggard in its work, and that 1t
has been uniformly successful in its onward
march to annlhilate rebellion and anarchy.
The elegant map of the battle. field of Stone
River, Autographed in four colors, is a
feature worthy of note.
The profits of the book arc to be devoted
TO the erection of a monument to the unre-
turning brave who sleep upon the battle.
field of Stone River. The patriotic and
praisewOrthy purpose to which the pro-
ceeds of the sale of the book are to be ap.
piled, should of itself, without any refer
ence TO its merits insure the "Annals" a
welcome at the hands of every patriot.
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WEsTYIRGINIA LEGIsLATURE.
Senate.
WEDNESDAY MoRNISa. Nov. ls, 1893.

WEDNESDAY, AoRXiSs. Nov. ls, 1853.
The Senate was opened with prayer by
the Rev. DE-. Laishley. OF NorgantoWn.
A message from the House announced
that that body had disagreed to the Senate's
amendment to the bill providing for the
issuing OF grants for lands in certain cases.
On motion Of Mr.. Brown the Senate in
sisted upon iIs.ameudment and asked q
committee Of conference.
Mr.. FARNsWoRTH, from the Committee on
Internal ImprOvements,r reported back, with
q recommendation that it pass, the bill I"
provide for the rebuilding Of bridge
across Buffalo creek, at Evansville 10 Mari
on County.
The bill was read third time aud
The House bill concerning licences was
read first time.
The assessment bill Was then taken up,
considered and passed.
On motion OF Mr. Stevenson the bill for
the collection OF taxes was taken up and
occupied the remainder Of the session.
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House % Delegates.

WEDNESDAY,. November Is. 1868.
Prayer by Rev. Thomas Copley. member
OF the House.
The House was informed that the Senate
had agreed to the joint resolution raising q
committeeof three to contract With the trus
rees Of the Lancasttrian Academy for the
lease of its AcAdamy building (Linsley) tor
temporary Capitol, aud appointed on Its
part Mr.. Carskadon.
The SPEAKER appointed as the commit
tee on the part of the House Aessrs. Daw-
son and Lamb.
The bill 81. No 75) authorizing the Ka.
uAwha board to borrow money, was re-
ceived back from the Senate with an
pStron laid on the table; aud the House was
advised that the Senate had rejected the
bill N. No. ~ declaring Dents Run,iu Ma
rion county, public highway. -.
The bill fixing the pay OF the Sergeant
alarms of the House WAS put on its pas
sage and lost by one vote.
The bill regulating contested elections
II. No. 1881 Was read the third time and
passed.
The bill "a. No. l34) for the repair of a
btidgeneAr Webb's Mills. 10 Richie eoun
", was passed to engrossment.
Mr.. BUNGARSER submitted resolution,
which was adopted, directing the Judicia.
~ Committee to inquire into the exPedi-
ency of providing that all property des-
trained and sold for debt shall bring al
least two-thirds OF its appraised value.
The school bill was called up by Mr..
Rose, and put upon its passage. Some
opposition was made to the bill by mem
bers from the frontier counties on account
of provision engrafted III the bill pro.
viding that mo funds arising from taxation
for school purposes shaiI be appOrtioned
to any county, until taxes for such pur-
poses have been levied aud collected 10
such county as required by law"
The discussion was protracIed till bali
past one when the previous question was
called by Col. Crothers and the bill passed
by vote of 30 to 3.
The House adjourned.
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90 tOIIovisg par.gr.ph appear. 10 ths

THE following paragraph appears 10 the
London osserVer Of ostober as
Eve are enabled 70 Gtats upon the best
authority that her Royal Hiehness the
Princess Of Wales will probably be confined
IN OF about the last week IN March next.-
The health Of the Princess Il all thar can
be desired under the circumstances aud
the nation has reason 70 FejOice a. the pros.
poet OF the PeFpea1AtiOa, 10 direct lice, Of
The sovereignty Of Her good and GEaeioas
Majesty Q1Gsn YIEi0ria.
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The RogsEsvtIfe DiSasIer Aeeora,n.
TO BFoVYnloNY.

Two regiments Of Union troops, I'd Ten.
nesse and 7th Ohio, suffered themselves To
DO surprised a few days ago, in the vicinity
OF RoEersville, By some 5000 rebels sew.
enty.tive miles from here, and about one.
third ofthem were captured, together with
their battery. The I'd Tennessee fought
well but we're not sustained by the Ohio
regiment. The disaster does not amount
10 much, but will be warning TO others.
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Unparalled AttractiOD!

MOSDAY EVEN'e, HOV. n, 1899,
WITH TIE GsEAT
.zANFRETTA FAMILYI
Who have bseo playtng IA tl1o pEtEEipAl fhsatFOs
Of EuroPe ard th- In led ststss With the uaSt til
New York and the Ae-d=ny e Au.ir, PbilaAulphia,
WHERE they played over sixty niEhiS.
LOOK AT THE ATTRACTION
Rirst appsarAn=e q Ihs WOBdsFfaI
ZAhkREFFA TROUPE,
ZASFAkiHA fAOUFE,
ZAkRHETfA TROuPk
THB BEST RAETONINISTS N THE Would
The GREATEST DANcBAs IN EXIsIESCE.
Ehs bSantiili nanss1aa,
JCsEPHIAE ZANFREFFA,
J0sBP INH ZA6EREFIA,
JOSEPHINE EANRkkEfA,
zhs Woodsrfll And ToTEiae TtEh Rops PsrEorusr.
Nous. ALEXANDER ZANFRREFA,
Nols. ALEXANDRA ESNRKEFTA,
Tbs 6rsatsst COotortiO9ilt 10 the world
AO1s- CAPOLo ZASPh kRHA,
AO1A- CARULO LAGHREIT .,
Together nth be ast1uulinE feltg q
Meas. LOUIS ZAHRHEFTA,
No1s- LOUIS ZASFRETTA,
o. thu Uyta< kihEs. snd their bssutifnl
CORPS DE- DALLETi
GRAND MATINEE
On ThurSday (TEankagiViaE Dap tor Ladies an4
Chiitrgn-
ADNiIssION-Dto'sC iEsls----.-. Ito Cenis.
FAzlily CiFeIS-.-----.-------8S
DooEs open ~ . curtsin rises Al > BOV1s
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This is the day set apart for the dedieA-
tiou OF the Cemetery st Gettysburg.-
There will no doubt be a very large attend
ancs from all sections Of the country, to
witness the Interesting ceremonies on the
occasion:
Mr., Evsre,ts Ora,iou o. obituary, care.
fully elaborated and prepared, will
probably be the finest production OF his
life. What a wonderful maa Is Edward
Everett How long experience In public
affairs, his ripe scholarship, his fervent
patriotism, his prudent, and yet his thor
ough stAtesmanship, and his pure and
stainless private character, have Contribu.
ted immensely TO the honor aud TO the
welfare of his country. We know OF no
citizen who could so well afford TO die this
day with the sweet consciousness that his
whole career has been but QUO uuseltsh
tribute to the good OF his race, and to the
safety and honor Of the nation. Not to
speak of the manner in which be has filled
the various high stations he has occupied,
or Of the manner in which he has discbarg-
ed their most delicate aud complicate du-
tiss, his splendid efforts 70 secure and seal
to the Republic the home aud the grave OF
Washington would alone immortaliLe bin.
A fitting representative, then, is Edward
Everett 10 speak of the gaIIantry of the
living and the dead who have made the
name of Gettysburg Industrious 10 Ameri-
can hunels. Aud If anything more were
necessary to make this day memorable in
our history, Il would be the fact that the
greatest philanthropist and orator Of our
times will speak to an audience Of many
thousands, and will celebrate the heroism
of brave men with the good, and wise, and
straightforward President Of the United
States, Abraham Lincoln, at his side.
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terry.

Dedication OF the eettysburg Gene
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war, and would hail with heartfelt FejoIe-
Ing the return Of peace, We deem It incon.
sistent With the honor and dignity Of the
nation TO make any other tenders Of peace
to the men 10 arms against 1t than such As
are embodied IN the Constitution of the
United States, under which they can atauy
time resume their place in the American
Union, subject only to such pains and PEN
alties as they may have incurred; and while
we would have our military authorities 10
command, and our Government deal in
the most liberal spirit toward the deluded
masses, and the patriotic who we're con
scrpted, We urge the punishment Of intel
ligent traitors, aud insist that the halter
should be summoned TO do its appropriate
work among the leaders. And We rejoice
TO know that it is the settled dstsFmin alton
OF our Government to consent 70 no peace
which shall involve q separation of the
American Union, or recognition Of the
right or the power Of any State to secede.
or any change in the Constitutions, except
such as may be made by the people in ac-
eordause With the forms which IL pre-.
seFtbes. Nay, let the war be prosecuted
vigorously, aud pushed South with deter
mined energy, until the old flag, the ban.
ner Of beauty and glory, shall wave over
every foot OF territory on this continent.
The guerrilla warfare which the rebels
delight in, and threaten Union men with.
cannot long be maintained when once the
war is ended, or when rebel soldiers are
driven from State. Self-prrservatlon
viii lead good men every where % unite
With the Government in closing it ont. No
mercy will be shown 70 such thieves and
assAssins, II they continue their ravages,
when their armies have laid down their
arms. They have NO claims under the laws
otWartarei they are out of the pale Of their
protection, placed tbsra by their own
reckless violation OF those laws. This
picking OF OF men here aud there. aud
these guerrilla raids upon families aud
villages, where murder and piuodsr are
the only motives, aud not in any. sense the
iurthelanee Of the objects Of war, should
De punished with death, without eTen the
form OF trial. Let no such men be taken
az prisoners. Let stern vengeance be
taken upon every guerrilla that fall into
our hands, aud their oo-o1tlavs would be,
In large measure, deferred from crimes
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-12-18
- YnnL.ls - Il 80.

Our tcv nlyas thrown into sGms sppEehensiens
tor lls saitty, and consequent sxctea1ent among
IS citizens, by dispatch sent BY ceuIieIs trcIa
Dr. A. Young, OF B 0igsville, Ca, b Che edItcr
OF ibis carer, which uss rsesIvod 1beut noon
en- Friday last, stating ir substance shat large
Y.nkse farcs wss usEg Murphy, y. 9, 1he dis
rsleh was dated 9, "a inst, ss7 2 d.
q cauucl o. waT was Eeid by or military
sathoais5, aud sccuH seRt oui thai night to
proceed oa sill the reads IN shc direction Of the
mouutain gaps, t0EAtheT up reliable Intelligence
All Ssy Saturday nothing WAS received mem tho
scouts Lac in be evening, hsweyer, gen
sC.csa W 30 came passenger IA the Clark5vii-e e
hsch TlpC .e1 that here we've ssYsn regiments
OF tie enemy In Cherokee or Clay county, n. G
On Sunday aiJern0oa We received 8 disPaieh
fes JsL Joaiah Garter, Of the Aeighbcrbood Of
U;wassse. Towns eouaty, by 8 courier who
cane ihIoEgh Unfcey g'P, aud who was mel
py cur scouts HRsr 4siussviilc, ore Of Hhcm re-
,ulned As bearer OF tbis disPztch-- hieh stated
ia subs nee, gAat Yankee focso Of raiders was
I tben committing pEsdalieas N the neighboT-
/ heed af Forl Heabroe EoT u Carolins--stesling z
stock, wearing appsTsl, ete-ksving robbed the
sheriff OF Clay county, North Carolina, of AL
tie mezeys in his hands, destroying his papers,
( In addition 70 the dispatches above mea-
toned, We have bad any number OF exUsvsgaRi
rume1s rom Eelis5ie gentlamen,' afistt IN eur
! asumLli iiy-such Is that there were tssnty
thousand Xs1kss uoeps ia Kaeoocbss vsley,
lee. Oi ccursc nobody placed any eonhdsRee
/ ia thess 'coek aud bulI' stsTies-
1 o. Mcu3sy merning anotheT seout returned,
fb,.iing ths cepy Of an eTdeE issued by Dr.
Ysupg to the local troops Of the upper coUU-
/ res assuring them that tbs Yankees had retired
I Vkia of course wss welcome news, and re-
liaves an sBBrahsusion fer the present.
This den6nsasfion OF The enemy has revealed
! ia tat that eur ffen3s Of the mountains sIe
/ Nids awake By the tins the plundsTing
I 'b;aVes rs,urn again, We trust such measure.
Z Nj have beea adopted as viii insure ths cap
turs OF every scOahdrol Of theH--AtasHS Natsh
MaH, l6A
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! RICHNoND December l4.-Lilcoln's ProslAm-
] stiou is universally laughed at Ead seefned.
Is win prove IsvolHng, even to TesoRstrue-
/ ioDisis.
j ImpoEisnt correspondence betweeh the PTesi-
! dent and GsR. Joe Johnston, relative 50 BTsgg's
/ removal, vas Tusd IN the House today BY Mr..
! S6sr. Of Tennessee. from which il appears that
/ on She 24sh November, 1862 Gen. Johnston was
sTisred 70 ths supreme command of the whole
/ Western department., with his headquarters st
| CHsstsn0oEa
On the 228 Jaausry, 1853. the President or
deTed bin 70 repsiT 70 BrsEE's headquarters snd
decide uVoH the best interests Of the service AID
| give sdvlecs.
Gen. Johnston inspects the army, and reports
to tie President that tho troops are al in high
/ spirits and ready for the fght, with confidence
/ u1abals5. Hs thinks Gan. BIEgE's operations
syiucsd VigoT and skid, and q WoUld be very
/ ~ --aUnfte % remove him Tbs best interests
I al The sew TcQuire HIM TO be retained.
ny, 77srs.,o-. - rs army Of the v est, in
vo'vire the gcaerslship o.. Psm6eTtop, Bragg
and johnston, Is much diseusse4 .-o@g we
members.
A memorial fom the Georgia relief and ksspi-
ial ASSOCIATION VAS presented, asking COugfGzs
10 devise plan 70 facilitate the claims CT sol
d.ers' widows. This matter Is greatly behind
Congress should DO something 70 hasten the ad-
iuslment ]. was referred 20 The special COM
mittes Of Eve.
Tho Hluss passed = Tes0laiioa Of thanks T.
the heroic defenders ei Sabine Pass
A bad vas presented 10 til0w tho funding OF
treasury notes net nos iualz5ls, Wbick was ys
farreG
Resolutions were introduced ins;Tuciing the
Committee on Military AfArs 20 ingaiTe into
/ The expe iiency OF sppCiuaag veterinary sur
geoIB ~ tire army Of Gen. Lee.
Gov. Hsuis aud Gen. COBB were invited 10
sea 3 Oh iha fo1r
/ Tie Senate Comnitsee reported q bill that 81
Z vhEs men, Residents ol he Confederate States,
1 bss6eeu DO aud 55, be declared ia military ser
/ wee; ell between IS snd IS, sna - sad 50 90
! belong 10 tbs reserve corps; and between Is and
/ 45 m the he.d service. ANY existing oTg suEs-
( t0Bs ~ uCn-couseupts are permitted 70 join the
I reserve cCr7g. i uPslls au laws granting eG-
smBliors, end Uena are hereafter eEemp-, s1-
1 cept those unfit i0r military duty, ministers Of
/ the gospel, supenBtandsnls of asyiums, the Ell
ig0r Oi each newspaper, PuatsTS, physicians,
aud ap0thscaries The bil wss placed On the
ca .srdsr 70 be taken 20 in its turn.
Mr. johnson. i0i Georgia, presented bill to
repeal lt8t portion or tie Unpressment sct
winch provides Tor Sale commissioners % hz
prices. Rs.sFIsi 20 9alieiSTy committee,
B ia t5gses Of tAo YEgiuia Legisla suTo passed
I--. 10 0u 90 sdjJUTu EeIg MoE1sY tl tho o.
OF Jauu.TV.
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lailg vpeal,
"snLnIRn,s monEy

"sOLDERB's H0nE.o
Rev. G. K. MARSHALL, who has been actively
engaged IN the scheme Of estAblishiag psrms-
nent home for our disabled soldiers, passed
fbyoHaA our city yesterday, on bis way to R.ch-
mOad, sa farther the organisation OF ihis neces-
sAry institution. BE has visited =early sll the
watering places and fashious5ls summer re-
sorsB in NorlA Carolina, Georgia, Alabama and
Mississippi, to ascertain the best locality and
nest avsiiabls buildings We Learn that the
Lau2ardale Springs, jus. on The eastern margin
OF Mics iesippi, are deemed by him far sapsrior
to any OtbsT plsee, and that, as swo places zaay
be orequHed, tue .Shecco Springs, Of Eorsb Caro-
lina, cifsr the ue1l best location.
The advantages Of tie LAudefdsls Springs are
their ready soesssibil,y. being oa tfs railroad
and needing no transportation over long, rough,
hilly and imPssszbls winter roads, abundant
supplies, corn being but sRs dollar per bushel,
AID other things oA the sane scale; remotsnsss
fon he enemy, nc earthly motive = iHcits a
I8i5, AID If SO, oysT ons hnadTs5 uiiles 10 be
travelled. for 40 end csnceivzbie. But for tie
-sxpeEEivsness OF liyiag in Georgia, aad the re-
n5teucsB Of tie ChsIybeste a1s Izdiaa Springs
f1eH railroads, one OF those places would have
b.sn selected
We undsTstsnd tbal Dr.. MARSHALL has
visited several legislatures, and foand them
ready TO aid the enterprise, bat his visit being
ulAgciasbly q: s late pehOd in Tie sessions, less
has been doHs i0E want Of time thsa Otherwise
could have been easily accomplished We are
pleased to learn that it is the intention Of the
Iiauds ofthis enterprise % procure aud present,
ice Of 81 cost, artificial limbs 20 al WHO need
thsm.
Thousands Of car benevolent people viii ss-
sist these lEbors with generous hand. We
wish great Success to the noble undertaking
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ARRIVAL or SUsGzOEs.-fhe Tag Of trace
boat On Saturday lsst brought DIS kreeqsan
asd Gibbes, who were cspiuTsd jane lsba, on
lie Cgnledsrass Safes steamer Atlanta, in tss
ssoazemens q WaEssg Ssuas, Georgia. IssS
~ been last coH6ned st Fort Warren, B3sson
hsrbor, having seen renewed thsge four moRths
siscs rom F5It Lafaystle, New York. Ia the
Ess gcuersl exchange Of surgeons they EerC
overlooked, bus CTR saihoEisias hsEa mace de-
For. Warren on the 3, and sfrived af Cny
POINT iu the Uni1ed Ssslss aig Of truce beat New
York on Friday last, and thence csme hithef en-
CurfsdeTsie States Gag Of truce boat R6anoke
on Saturday iass To other ofieaE5 Of tha A.
Isnts were veil FIRST Assis.snt Engineer Z J.
Jshng,on died Or OsioBsE l4ta, sad Is baried
estsid6 he val. His bIothsr sfissrs ksve had
. whstanlai msFse tems placed On the spos
ygbsre bis reDaiRs Esss --s,lehRssRa Dispelek.
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nNFh Cbsr'atts aud - n lsro-na hsiroaa Coa
.t. q r.r-zs ~ s.f,sg f3r IL eAsulAE rear 100
\ r5-s= ~ s,dls@ ErGEe SsA The e. antrg u
lss.tlv ana renee Etra tis epssg and mo On p
r d II 80 See ~ gees ens e.gh7 them eoa-to-t
EsE qt.ss ~ duo, seat HerrEy n c1Iht1eEaton
10 hass AaFlnE mcgee . hire A-1rsas
IE0s IS. sEsirr ayper zlsn4ent'
a.fu-ebla q.
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TTtVuyG entered iuts sors iue--bp viii J.
N .ha-nbu a Co il a. r7i7g p tne Print ug bus
ues- r a. i.H ehss. Hnd publication Of he Dai
and Week lea o. Atrs-u btiss, a e1er 2 zz'e
The yfice Of th6 southern RepaSiiC,
El.h i.s TYPES E-LT LTUREa msterisl ana gsla vii
4 fh. sft atIi lnsni.
Ttis payer Ia. be printing Of tie ConfedsTsts lsvs
art has fu- 1sb 0HiCs come td virh IT, Pesses ion
i.s, on eT kb0lt fhs lEi January lHa
j. D WILLIAMS
~ Il I.rnIll.. VI
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Now Ready.
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Three Different HtHds.
Fssa = COSEBDF srAE IS ALMANAC apd
i, poltofg OF Uus-ui Knsrisfgs. Hy 4. q, Uisiks
Pre- 2 20 . -- ,,s--,. a
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u A soeus Of . mingled ladisrsus ard Is
Zususg aatHre hs1 occurred O. kts o.d Ksut
E0zd The driver of halTsa Tei19 6s.ter ihs,r
some Of thsPartT taaEght he ouuhs, s si-se5a
srose followed 81 the whole Of Ihs insarna-s
getting Oas Of she cabs, when = regular fest
tsck 1lacei Ger 8ss l. qaalled uefl ths poiiea
ia.srssrsd sad thIeatsnedfa aka tas Who'll. of
tbsm io.fhs ssafon house l4hsa ihsy prsses1sz
Oa their way, iOlsaWsih hy . aaIgs Ss6wa.
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x A Para ceHEss3onasnf sass lhs Franah
Emperor wished % giFo Gen. kosey Ps3ic ea-
~ irto Ptrs or bis return nom Esx. scs bat
Mszshal FslLisns ist thas pls8 ssids On aae1nss
Of the Old unPopzladty Of Fsfsy in dc army
Bal hsis g - ,1aa.ed Due 5s Eas1.a s15 have
an an1asl siiPsld Of $1,000 fraaea.
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W lsrsas, IN ana 5y tl~ Ca8sdsuiisn of he Unisel
SialeA it Il provided that the Prssidenf ahal hsv.
power to gfant re- pIiaTes and 21faong lcr 1asn1eE
agairt tbs Inrad States, ezcspt of if1peach
naut ana, Hha-sas rsbeiiion exists paersby
tns lsTsi STATS dovsrnuan q several states zEs ior
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TIE NEUTRALgTY on FRANCE.

The Emperor Of France has, sy Ike prs
csedisg, Bfonptl yiBdicasss iae HsHTs.ity
y hicb be proclaimed a. tee beginning Of the
contest Questions sf great inuiescy and in
portzuee have arisen out Of the bl0eEads aEa
other bslGgeTenl operations between the Gov
ernHasnt aud several Of the Usritims powers;
they have been discussed, and, as lar ss was
psssible, accommodated IN 3 spirit Of fTaRkness
ana national gsad will
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GBe 5tlenqBis 8QpraL,
PUBI.kasHHI3
,rerflls of- ldyertiaIng.

Al sdveras-nsuts vlH ss charged tvp dollars per
gusro for rs ar-t Insertion aai dsiiar and sfty
satI FOR SSH szasegueut iuszrtioa-
L5sl n0gess vii Be charged A. he rsts of attY sts
rsr 6Es
oaisuEy Iosilss sha7Ese s. he rais q tssoa=Yays
o. per H-, Naa sB ether srtoiss Iot q gsssts puzzle
interest g. --tar asvertisonsRts
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rHR KlGAEClPATlOR PRocLAAAFioH.
raR eeETRABAsDs E sBRFlcE,

EisRsU months ksvizg aGw passed we are
now. pefnittsd 70 taks another rsvisT,. The
5sbsi Serssrs are pressed ssisl f3rtheI back, and
~ ti,a esosiste opening OF the Mississippi tbe
e5natry doainatea by the Te5eiion "a s3vidsd
40 4 mel parts, Elfh no prae5eal eonsmunies-
lior bst,ssea them. Tenuessas aud Ar5aIlsss
nave bssn substantially cleared o. insaFgent
sonsrol, aud i1nasnaal cisiseaB Ia esc6, owasrs