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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-01-08
Self~G0Ternment.

We BY no means agree With Governor Tor
when, In the outset Of his late message he says
The question OF mans capacity for self gov.
eminent Is yet unsettled" That question has
been long since, in the view Of every true and
stable Democrats, settled In the affirmative. -
That man 10 capacitated fer seltgovernment ID
demonstrated, to 60 no further back in the
worlds history, BY the chronicles of the de-
scendAnts of Europeans In this country, both
90 organised into Colonies and afserward Into
independent and sovereign States. The Gov.
ernor might az well say that it is doubtful
whether two and two make Tour, as TO say that
the question whether man is capable Of self
government 10 Jet unsettled. y
That doctrine 10 the cornerstone or ground
work Of Democracy, In which the Governor, II
be ever possessed it, seems to have iost faith.
10 70 the great primary truth enuuciated in the
Declaration OF Indep dsnce--for the yindIcs-
Sion OF which our fathers fought In the rsvolu-
Hon' and upon which they achieved their inde-
pendence Of Great Britain, and created Union
of-Dsmoeratic State Governments, which has
been the admiration Of the world
Thst "~iehod and bad men" ssek ITO over.
tnroW'" ss the Governor expresses It, "our
beautiful and heavenly form of government, {"
does mot cancel the teachings Of the past. or
make Americans who are worthy the name up.
believers in the primary article of the Demo
cratic creed. Whatever may be the Issue of
tne present civil war, Il will remain as true as
before, that man is capable of sell. government.
We are aware that the AbolitIonIsts, In order
70 Justify certain measures Of the Adminis.rs.
s'on OF despotlc chsraotsr, and the establish.
msnt Of military despoism over the country
as necessary war measure, are beginning 10
express doubts whether white men IN the ses.
eral etatea Of the Union are capable Of self.
government, Shile they seem to have full
end abiding faith in the capacity Of the negro
fos that end. -a
Whether our Chief Magistrate has been
duped Into this fallscy. the people can Judge.
q one thing, we think, be and ell other Of.
ncials may rest assured, thatthe stalwart and
tree born men Of Ohio, and Of the West, will
never ssnounos their faith In theE own oapaci-
ty for self-government. or for moment hssi
hte to vindieste IL sgainss.all who may assail
Is, whether with arguments or bsyonon-
They hold and will maintain the docnine that
all power emanates from the people. and that
TO that tribunal Presidents. Governors, Legisla-
tOrs, and all public zen are responsible for
their osnduc,. whether In peace or war. ,l
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-01-08
PROBATE NOTICE,
Settlement of Aocounts.

T,HE EFOLLOWINGAC ACCOUNTS HAVE
been nled In the Probate Court Of franklin coun-
IT, Ohio, and will be heard and sxamined for settiement
on MONDAY, the Cd day Of February, A. %. le6a TO-
wiz y 3 49, =
Ths arst account OF MARTA Rupptscht. guardian Of
John Ketseli the fTst soosunt Of Martin aupprscht.
guardian OF Catherine KaEsi tie hrst aooosnt Of Ma
than Davis, suaidiAnof Benjamin 8. Dayi; the nFst
account Of Joseph Huteheson executor OF the viii of
Thomas Wood deceased the Arst acoonnt Of Banieuin
beetey guardian Of Caroline shsryj the nrst account
OF Hiram Borror, guardian OF Mary O. Fonj thu nrst
account OF Jacob Lehman, guardian OF Jacob Lehman
Jr.I the nut account Of Jacob Lehman, guardian OF
Mary o Lehman;i the arst accounts Of Oh 0ri void
guardian q Ellen l. ,hnson, Harlow G. Johnaon ana
William 7. Johnson3 Che frst aoruunt John Collins,
adr of Jenee Measher, dsceased the FIRST aceount Of
Bernard MaNally, trustee for james bevelin Charles
pevein And william peyelini the nt secun Of Prsd,
eriek Bsder guardian Of Wlhelmins o. Frey MGra 4.
iey and John No tTey, The second sceonntof Mary +.
ooant OF Thomas Lilly, guardian Of ogro Dger the
ond scconnt Of u Stage. adn'r Of Lsypole Rarey,
decd; the second account Of William a. drinnsil and
William Dill, exscniofs cf thswii Of John Di decd
the second account Of Jared Rosman guardian Of earah
A. Kllo; the seaond account Of 6terne Ohitendsn.
admir- Of William Baker. decd; the second account al
George etelser, executor ,the will Of Philip Emmsrt
the third account OF Solomon swaaer guard.
ian Of Jose5h Hukmanl the nnal Hecounf Of Henry
Baumeardner, guardian Of Henry W. Conrad, the nsl
sccount OF Moses eeymour, guardian OF Mary A. Ram.
WOLF decd; the anal scsount james Cherry. Guardian
Of Rebscca McEvnini and the nnal account Of George
i. OHarra, guardian Of Casper Lntner.
frf~f'f = HERMAN b. ALBERTss
oolumbus, Jan. 9, lse3-dkwit = ~ -
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-01-08
Thaysr, colonisasion Project.

is Is stated in Washington dispatch .has I
report has been prepared and will be submitted
70 the neat meeting Of the House Militasy Com
mistes. in favor Of Eli TsATra's proposition
fos raising force of twenty thousand to 60 az
armed smigrants to Florida, and be 10 the sss.
Vice Of. and Of course subslsted BY. the United
States for nine nonths. This.will perhaps Of.
ford suiaoisnt time for these armed emigrants,
with the assistance Of the national army and
navy. to free the negroes In. aud bring forth Q
bogus new State out Of, q part of Florida.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-01-08

TEE Appropriation bills In Congress for this
session will amount ID oil to about one thous.
and and ninety millions Of dollars. That fol
the army already 10 over seven hundred millions,
while the naval bill will ask for seventy mil.
lions more. And for ausht the present Ad'
ministrsion seems inclined TO do. this enormous
expenditure win 60 on accumulatng until the
nation becomes bankrupt 10 repulstion as well
% in PURGE Financially as wellas territorially,
those who control our national affairs, seem bent
upon our destruction.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-01-08
Celebration Of the Eighth Of January.

Ats Democratic meeting held at the Amer
loan Hotel last evening, o committee was ap-
pointed to make arrangements for celebrating
thsglorious Eighth Of January. this Thursday
evening, in old fashioned Democratic style -
The celebration will take place at the Ameri.
can. Messrs. wAnDkn & EMrRY will serve ur
an elegant supper at half-pass nine O'Clock, af
ter which will follow tOssts and speeches. We
szpsci 70 see an old fashioned gathering of true
and warm hearted Constitutional Democrats or
the occasion.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-01-08

GovrRnoR sEEKopa on the 5tK Inst Issued
an order announcing that he had postponed his
decision inthe matter Of the charges sgailsi
the police commissioners Of New York oily, in
order that thsy might hsss time 70 procure tee.
timony In their behalf. The examination will
take plses In that city, the day foe which viii
DO named BY The Governor.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-01-08
Wistar's Ralsam Of Wild Cherry.
wistar's Balsarn of Wid Cherry.
THE REST BEMEpx zvHa KsowN TO MAN

For Coughs. Colds, Asthma, oroup, Brenchihs, 1pau
enEs, Bleeding Of the Lnpgs, pnnent Bgsaslng Lvsl
Affections, Pain or weaknsss Of Breast or Bide First
Stages Of 0onsumption, etc.
In short his Bslesmtp peculiarly adapted to every
dssafe Of the Lungs and Liver which produced BY
ever varying climate.
Wild Cherry has long bean known 70 po,ssss Impor-
tsot medicinal properties. ThisAct isfsmilr TO wen
matron In our lsnd physioans often prescribe Il IN d
ferent fcrms for variety Of complaints. Tar. also haa
been equally noted for i virtues and some physcans
whose names are familiar to the whole country. have
gone % far to declare that even consumption could
Be cured hy that alone. In other banda. sgAfn, 4
was nRafiy valueless, owing no deubt 10 their ieno
ranco In preparing and administsring it-a a.Meulty
experiment. ,.f y
The extraosdpary medicinal powers Of these two sub
stance now for the arst time, combined and en-
bodied Ia DR.. WfsTAk'b BAtSAM or WILD seHkR-
hf. By nice chemical process, everything delete
Iious or useless b Feectsd. % That what remains u
the most extrs0elnaSy ard sxuly efncaeious remedy
for all kinds Of pnimcnsry and Liver diseases ever
Known 70 man, . = 9 = 81 L
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-01-08
Gov. seymour's Message.

We give our readers this morning pretty
full abstract Of the Message Of Gov. sEYnouR
to the Legislature Of the State Of New Yo,k.
His bold, manly and outspoken talk will meet
abearty response among the people, who will
devou.ly thank him for what he has uttered.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-01-08
ohI0 sta.e Reasa q sorsho.Calsurs.

Ths State sofehe Convention, on yesterday
! elected ths following Boards '-s r.
VIM Clough, Of Cincinnati; John Cooper. Of
Nj. Vernon, Matthew Long, Licking counsyI
John n. Branch, cisrmons county; John L. Gin.
yr., colunbass ,. Tsrssl, Loraia eountys VIM.
=. Blyuya. Manaasld. q
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-01-08

.GEEERAL HALIxcK has issued an order re-
voking that Of Gen. GRASr, excluding "Isws
as class" from the lines Of the Army Of the
Southwest. This 10 an act Of simple justice
70 . worthy class Of citizens -
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-01-08
Street Railroad.

Tue stockholders OF She TOO Iumbus
hailroad oompaRy'' are hereby notinsd 70 meet at
umbus, O.. on Friday 10th day Of January, A. D. icee
Ct 10 o'clock A. NJ. for the pnrPcss Of choosing seyan
Directors Of said Company and transactng any 0tAer
business that map properly aeme before aid esng.
JOHN y. BARTLIT, JOHN MILLER
PETER AMB0e, oRRIN BAOKue,
THEODORE oQMeT0CK. A. q. HNADLRY,
g- JAO0B REINHARD,
oorppntors Of The Columbus Railroad Company.
Dee. 10, le62-d&wtd
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-01-08

"z2s Life Of the Fish 80 IN Me Blood" wai
said by inspiration long before Harvey's dis
covery of its circulation had brought to light
its purposes and uses. Now we know not only
that "lifs 10 In the blood" but that disease In
habits It also. Many OF the disorders that per.
wade the human frame, have their home in Il.
thrive and grow In Il. The celebrated DR..
c. Aver, Of Lowell, has had regard to this I'm.
pOrtsnt fact In making Remedy to cure these
disorders. His Extract of sarssparills pufges
out the impurities Of the blood and induces a
healthy action in IL that expels disease. This
looks reasonable, and IL IL true, for we know
by our own experience Seldom as We take
any medicine, we have nevertheless several
times been under obligations to the skill of Dr..
Aver for the relief which his remedies never
fail to aRord'u when we are Obliged to have
recourse to them - CdthOlic, Halifas, Ms.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-01-08
Hay, Corn and Oats,

As BE- required from day to day for the public anil
malls ct these places The Ray and Grain to b OF he
s; quay, and the delivering to commence on the 29d
day Of January ard to terminate on the 3lt day Of
March, ls65 The BIDS viii state the price Of each or.
tiec separately and the price Tor which each article
will be furnished Of each OF the above named places
ssparaely. and the contract will be made for ether
the whole:
present. during the opening.
Byerdsr Of Col. fhoI. swords. A. q N -Gsnerai.
y. W. HURT.
janh@ CAPTAIN and A. o. n,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-01-08
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
To Forage Contractors.

AsnsTANT QuARTERMAsTER'a 0vgIcE,l
CINCINNATI, OHIO, Jan. 5th, 1853.
CRALED PROPOSALS WILL RE RE
~ oEIVRp st this oitics at II o'clock NJ. on
Thursday, the 18th day Of January. 1868.
For fuihIns ct the Government Stables. at the Ham.
tlon County Fair Ground, at ths Cincinnati Trottinq
Bari, andi the city, such quantities OF
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-01-08
mIsoELLANEOUs NEWS.


THH National House Of Representatives on
the 6ih Inst. passed, by q vote Of ~ 70 46, a
bill appro!rlasins cen millions tn pay for esman.
clpated negroes ln Missouri
THEE are afty million dollars due the army,
and II Ia said the Military committee Of the
Senate have resolved that the amount shall b
paid. 7TyfF ONO ~ &tJE1
In the Missouri Legislature, on the 9Th Inst.
Mr.. Henderson, an sAbolitloniat, was elected
q. 8. Seuator forthe short term. One bsllo'
was had for the long term. but there wac nc
choice.
TIE following are the Chief Paymasters fol
the western armies. Msior Crumbach, Depart
ment Of the Ohio, with headquarters a, Cincin'
natl; Major Larned, Department Of the Cum
bsrland, headquarters OF Louisville, and Maiol
FreebArser, for the Army Of the Mississippi
with headquarters at st. Louis.
TIE typhoid fever prevails very sxsensivsl,
In the Army Of the Potomac. one Thousand
patients arrived at Washington from Aquis
Creek within the last four Of, five days, and near
ly all are down with the typhoid fever.
On the 81 instant q large detachment o.
0saart's cavalry. commanded BY Major Her
ring, made dash into Dumfries and captured
some public stores and ten suttler's wagons
for the greater part belonging to Maine and
New York regiments. Two drivers only
escaped by cutting traces and riding off or
their horses. The movement on the part of tht
rebels was accomplished With extraordinary ex
pedItion.
A nEaOMAL was presented to the United
States Senate on the 9Th inst. from ministers
from Brooklyn and New York cities, deprecat-
Ing the indecisive manner in which the war has
been conducted In regard to slavery, and ask
Ing for the immediate emancipation OF all
alsves, whether Of loyal or disloyal owners,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-01-08

III 0rdsn b mail for Goods to be ssut BY Bzprtss
VAL have prompt ana earsfsl attaation.
deo0l-AlnkWlt ..-
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-01-08

This body convened In ths ssusss Chamber
In this city, on Wednesday, January 1sh, At ter
o'clock in the forenoon, and was calledto order
b, Hon. T. G. JoNss. President Of the State
Board Of Agriculture, who is also President Of
the Convention. JoaS H. KERPGRT. ESQ., ac,
Cd As Secretary. =, s
Tho counties were called. when the follows
ing delegates appeared and took their seats:
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-01-08

and that they fepofs fully 70 this House the
particulars Of such soss, and tho evidence
lhareof. so . sss,. a. gsgsd da.sssfsal 4
Of this State, In his annual message, has dc
clased thas he recommended the arrest Of
Two Of The cisissns of this State. ,the said
Judiciary COMMITTEES be and they are hereby
Instructed, to ascertain from the Governor.
whether either or both Of the persons whom he
caused to be arrested are members Of this
House, and II 90, thss The Goyssnof be required
to give their names. and the charges against
them together WITH the afidayits OF other tss-
timony upon Whidh he ordered such arrests,
and also the provision Of the Consultation Of the
United States, Or the Constitution Of the State
Of ohio, or the Law Of Congress-, or Of thc
State Of Ohio, upon which be pFsdicated such
recommend udationj and that said committee 70.
pott ell the fasts 90 ascersainsd, to this House
at On easly day. Gs- ~ - ~ 2
Theoe sesolutions went over under the rule
Mr.. Harrison offered the folloaing resolu.
tiuns, which'were unanimously adopbeds
Reselpsd, BIZ tho General Asssgsbly sftAs Stat,
Of Ohio, That the thanks Of this General As,
sembly are hereby rendered 70 Major General
Rosecrans, STAFF, officers, and the brave soldiers
reeultiuR In the capture Of Murfreesboro, and
defeat Of the rebel forces at that place.
Resolvsd, That the eympaihles Of the General
mbly are extended 70 the families Of the
brave and noble patriots that have fallen In de-
fenss of Freedom and Constitutional Liberty
and that their memories will ever be cherished
81 Rrassful people, y 4 sal.y y.
- Resciusd. Taas 'ths sovernof be ssqusstsd "a
"a = oonv az The foreaoine rasoIutfona "a
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-04-16
Congressional

In the Senate Yesterday, Mr.. Yancey submitted
,oD, reoluop of thanks 70 Gen. G. T. Beauregard, and
the officers and soldiers under his command, in the bat
20 in Charleston harbor on the 9Th of April, 1868,
bicb was referred to the Committee Of Military At
fairs.
The House bill explanatory of the act to authorize
the President to accept and place in the Service eeFts
regiments and bataons of eOuscrpt heretofore raised
sed Also the Senate bill to authorize the Seere-
try Of the Navy to lease Tor FIVE years site, with or
without buildings for the purposes Of laboratory, lear
this city.
A, Soarroa from the Committee of Conference, to
whom was referred the disagreement between the two
Honses on the subject Of exemption from military ser
zee presented report accompanied with biz, which,
after some discussion, postponed until to-day at L
NJ Hin from the Committee on Conference, on the
bill to amend the act relative TO copyrights, presented
report,whicb. was read and agreed TO-
In the House. on Tuesday night the Senate bill to send
newspapers to soldiers free Of postage was defeated
senate bin 70 repeal the second section of an act relating
10 the prepayment Of postage was laid upon the table
The following bills passed; Senate bills TO establish
Bureau OF Indian Affairs relating TO appeals from the
Commissioner Of Patents authorizing the Commissioner
OF Patents to purchase $500 worth OF books aud House
bill 70 provide further payment Of the interest on the
removal and subsistence fund Of the Cherokee Indians
in North Carolina
The House Yesterday passed bill to refund to tho
State Of Alabama the sum Of 100000, the amount pad
Nv said State for the steamer Florida The following
bills and Joint resolutions reported from the Committed
on Claims we're also passed. For the relief OF Captain
John Deyne for the payment Of the accounts Of the
acting Ouarermaster and other officers Of certain lndal
troops for the relief OF II. A. EpPing for tie feet
John Prosser Tabb for the relief OF ). i. Lowe to al
thorze payment for articles supplied to the cutter Nor
gan to authorize payment Of rent for building owned
bv F. Bargamin, and occupied by the Qlartermsster
Department Adverse reports were made upon th'
claims Of the following, and they were laid upon III
table: De- Henry Perkins, F. @. Stevens, W. D. GiEar
deau Capt. Geo. Holmes Mrs 5. a Britain, John X
Bagby, Capt. Brown, Appleton HagOOd, JOS, S. Wal
tha Col Wharton ]. Green, jas. NJ. Lilly, the count!
OF New Kent, Gus. Hodges, S H. Mcfarland, VIM. Il
Ashton. John ~ Burns Jas. A. Smith, John A. Barnes
Can't Geo. W M1xoa and A. Simpson. The Commute
Of Conferences on the Exemption Bill made report
which was pos ponel I'LL Friday. Il differs but slightly
from the old BILL The Committee Of Conference on u
Copyright Bill made report, which was adopted To
bill appropratng 900 for the payment OF exchange
Missouri prisoners, reported back from the Con
mittee on Military AHairs and the Senate amendmer
cOneurred in.
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FRO7I FHEDERICKsBURG.
Special Correspondents Of The RlcAnoad whlsI

FREDERIcKsBUEG, April 18th, 1858.
You have doubtless received some official intelligence
from the tight al Kely's Ford, rs miles above Freder
icksburg to-day The eannOnadiug could be heard dis
tincv AZ intervals Information received here states
INT about 5000 Federal Cavalry, OF Stoneman corps
i've made demonstration to cross and are said to be
supported by considerable body Of Infantry They had
not succeeded in crossing touishs. No particulars re-
ctivej.
Report saws that the enemy have been masing troops
in the vicinity Of L. s Ford Tor several days past
YESTERDAY and to-day considerable bodies Of cavalry and
Immense wagon trains were moving the-river during
The day. Tue balloon has been taking observations
nearly al day. Signal lights have been displayed a.
several points opposite, for two or three nights past
and rockets sent up at intervals l.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-04-16

private letter from Capt. Edward P. Byrne CeOm-
m,pdpp artillery in MOrgans DivsiOnh to the HOn h
W. Bruce gives some particulars Of the fight near Nc
Nippvie, Tenn, on the 9Th inst Our troops sustained
themselves CALAMITY, and dismounted one of the enc
ny's IOng-reuge rifle guns. Senator Busiard' rom
Wayne county, KY, was captured and handed over TO
Gen Morgan.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-04-16
FRnM CHARLESTON.

CnApLEsroS, April l4.-An quiet tonight The
enemy occupies Coles Island, Kiawah BLAND and Sea-
brooks Island in considerable force, protected by lew
runbOats All his transports have left this vicinity
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-04-16
rlN nnRN,s REcENr FIGHT.

CHATTANOOGA, April l4-The rumors in regard to an
DOrns fight at Franklin, Tenn, prove TO gave Oesr sN
aggeraed The loss was only fifty on eaclH sue fie'
malss battery, which captured by the enemy was
Immediately retaken. All quiet along the tne 70 uay'
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-04-16
nFSTRucTION OF GRAIN.

.CuArrAyooaA, April l4-The malt house attached to
Snders dlstery, at this place. destroyed by fire at
noon to-day, with quantity Of grain. Loss $1,000
insurance So 600.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-04-16

firm in Dalton, Ca, is making excellent wire for
cotton cards At the rate OF about ten miles per day in
length.
The Treasurer Of Georgia has commenced the issue Of
one million dollars in bills OF small denominations
mostly one dollar.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-04-16
GBe 8u!nonS ddsis.
THURSDAY MORNING, APRIL IS, lses.


TERMs,-D,nri year si9OO; OH'hs ss0oi for '''' '
Rcd, Sso0 per month. ..oo
su,sI.uEEkLr year, $500; smonth., s''V'
yyuExLr / year. $500 months. tSuO-
R.nl.tapees a. lbs risk Of the subscriber
ADv.,TrsrSsDAy enc square Ines 20 GEMS an sstu01
s.mlusesy or Trlwseky Insertions SLVO per 'RaAf'
tnsertIons also.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-04-16

Darn 'or A MEMBER oy CoNGRESs.-llon. VIM. NJ.
Coos member ;of Congress from the St. Louis District
Missouri, died in Petersburg Tuesday. We Wi
publish tomorrow an appropriate biographical sketch.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-04-16

Moss. VI
The oownS provisions Of act Of the Leg sature Of VIZ
a payd Msrch Goth 1865 IS by direction OF he PRESIDENT
ubshed Information a1d giidnce oil sach ohees anu
s5ldIers Of the army as tic concerns:
l. further enacted, That shall be the GUY OF ue Ho
ernor Of The Commonwealth issue his proclamation, giving
70 the qualified Of the State in Ms military service
me state Confederate States or who may oe DSeht
% me county or corporation their residence because OF the
presenc the public Of their ht to vote ior
~ m General Assembly, by virtue OF the provs ms oil NE hs
and fourth the ordnance passed ly The uon-
snion OF Virginia. 99) on the sixth day Of Decen be
ana ao 10 ali Il Of the passage OF ms sct
nd N The rights duties set forth In It's provisions md shan
be his duty request the President 81 the Confederate
[ 20 ,Sue IA orde all cOmmsndants OF camps posts ana
ebmtnts in command Of Virginia troops requiring hemt,
Give their aid In the due execution Of the ordinance ana
Of this set" ,..,,, It'll ho o-su,,ea and n
go, crneten promoted IN the grade Of second Lieu
49,, IN he arm OF the lervce TO viii heya attached Com
rs of armies in the field charged with The assembling
The requisite Boards.
,n O' s COOPER
,,,n Adj't and Insp'r Gen.
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nm .gCiaL Avn c MMERVIsL.

WEDNESDAY,, April Is, 1863
A Nessrs. Lancaster 4 Co.'s auction sale of bonds
and stock, tOday-(sae endrcted by NJ. T. W. Keesee)-the
following prices realized for the bonds Interest adae
,p, Large advance in the prices OF Confederate bonds