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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-08-11
Peace Proposalg ffom tho Rohels.

NNN N'"NN. @AN4AA 'hS AVSSSiS'
80 late a The nth OF O,tobcr list he
Richmond Eaqai,vr issued new proposals
tor pcle.S which were in the following
words
"Recogniton by the enemy oC the IN.
of the Confederate Suu,os
Withdrawal OF Yankee lurc,s from
every foot OF Confederate ground, ca.
cluiing kentucky and NJ s,cu'.
Wildpwpl ot Yankvc soldiers fn,n
Mary land, un'il that State shall decide,
by lrcc vnt', wneth,r sh, will rtmuin
IN the old uajyu or ask almsaiou iula
the Conitdcrcy,
Consent on the part of he F,de-al
Government 10 give up 60 thp Cuuf,dlra.
cy It's proportion oithc navy A. Il stood
at the time OF secession, or pay Tor thc
same.
Yielding up all pretcntions on the part
of the Fedora Government to that nor
uuu of the old ,,rr tories which he west
OF 'ho Confederate States,
An equitable settlement, on the basis
OF QUO uusoiul Independence and c1uai
rights, Of all accounts u public dtbt and
public lands and advantage ac.ruiug
from former troatirs,
Fdese prov sians, Sc appr bend, cNm,
prise the minimum of what we must r..
qulre before We lay dlwn our arms.
That IS to say, the Nor,h mus, yiclI All;
We nothing.
Are the eopPeTAcaLs ready to accept
IA, m!
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-08-11


GENERAL llooD.-Gen. A. II.
Hood, appointed by tho Iichmond
government to the command hero.
.tplore held by Joe, Johnston, is u
kontuckian by birth, and Sradu.
ated ircnt West Point in 1852 lie
was by no means u bright student
vt that academy, and was II long
way from the bead ottho class. AT
Ge;tysburgh he lost log.
Michael Blue, of Pulaski,
Tennessee, had u terrible attack OF
the hlucs few days ago, Ills
wiib presented him with three
Blues at one birth--two girls AMI
one boy.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-08-11

or The reeimcnl which was blown ~
by Gen. Grants mre ~ front OF !. ttr,.
burg was ,hr lot South Carolina frmtr-
ly u. l'nkHs bdsaac and commanded
ny C'L Hay hen, "A the time oil the tx.
plosion Il numbered but $50 men, having
ben badly cut up in previous service.
Oay few ol them escaped ahy'.
GRAN Iowa editor has iGl.en huir a,
an estate worth one aud Il half milnuns.
u course be wii irctrc. Jusl fancy man
worth that sum writing u Wtfui patent
clothes pin, or ME-. Wnslow's Soothing
Syrup.
Buy a trunk, Pat" said a Aesle
"Aa' what lor should / buy a lrunkl"
rrjoIned Pat.
TO put your clothes in" WAS tho re.
ply. I'a
"An' g. nakedw exclaimed Pat; "the
di,il bI N it,"
o-7-The exact loss in the late assault
on Petersburg Is believed 10 be $500.
0rThe subscriptions TO Mr.. Fssscn.
den's new loan OF seyen-lhirlies has
reached two millions in New York.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-08-11

Everyday are Invited 10 call and exam
inc before purchasing, elsewhere. Our
Goods we're purchased very low, and vii
be
SOLD VERY CHEAP FOR CASH
and Ready Pay. Now is tho time for
Bargains. DON'T mistake the place.
-. ]
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G--sszsazsss- 49,
"Gssss'- G:S.s VI ssSE
Great Improvement of The Age
THE GOOD SAMARITAN,
EROs-.gir Dramght
LARGE VENTILATED OVEN,
COOKING STOVE
FOR WOOD OR COAL.
The Good samaritan
is the best finished and most durable
Stow of the day.
The Good Samaritan
Combines every advantage for Cooking
ever applied to Stove.
The Good Samaritan
Bakcs perfectly on Ton nnd in the Oven
aud Roasts in Front at the same
time, without impirting The ia
yJr OG one kind OF TODD to
another.
The Ventilated O"cn
Gv the constant admission o. rurc fresh
nir. always ineGrrs Swcc'n 81 10 the
Iood being baked.
The Noi-Ar nraught
Rniscs the temperature Of the Fire B X,
and increases th2 heating properties
Of inc Stove, thus enabling
The Good Samaritan
To do more work m every variety Of
Cooking wit, less Fuel, than any
Stove in the World.
The Good Samaritan
Has the most perfect arrongcmen, Cor
Broillng on the Front Hearth, with
out interfering with the other
operations of Cooking.
The Good Samaritan
Hos a constant supply Of Hot Water
without Cost, aud heats Water for
the Bathing Rom superior 10
any Range.
The Good Samaritan
Is in every respect worthy of its name.
COME AND SEE IT
FOR SALE AT
YERK'S stove Emporium.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-08-11
this FORK IS Sill SUPPORTING

needs no bearing down on the han.
die, nor holding on to ropes. II
carries us o,ra load. Berdre
of puychasiny any other Fork
,ciM sickle shipped tines, as they
are intrj"gements upon the PGt-
cnt If his Fork. ...
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1864-08-17

The kind of peace to be had in the
3 States under Abolition rnle, is now
illustrated in Missouri. Pacificated
" year since the rebellion began, by
I'd sword, in the words of the Tribune,
ruerrilla war, more ferocious than
1t has preceded it, has broken out
Ae whole State, and imperiled the
ay and the lives of the uncompro-
Unionists and anti-slavery men
IL may be safely asserted that, du
3 past few weeks, it has in no 9th
Of the Union been more danger
b poin ted out as an unconditional
nan than in Missouri"
be radicals achieve all the success
lldest dreams ever pictured, ane
be the condition OF the conquered
orever,-Boston Courier.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1864-08-17

|nE prevailing sentiment-Let it
raining. Any amount OF RAIN
)opular except q reign of terror.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1864-08-17

saSTnE publication office OF the Gu
zen at Frederick, has been coIosed, and
its proprielors, McsSrs. Baughman q Nor
ris. are under arrest. They will be sent
SoItl,
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1864-08-17

He who pays a dollar to an Aboli-
1itical preacher might as well pay
hdiary to set FIRE to his own house.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1864-08-17

rB-TnE Post says New York smells so.
badly that people cannot live there. It,
is q very offensive city in many respects.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1864-08-17

rsn.A corEMPoART hopes Washington
will be out Of danger somo day. Ii can
not be while this administration Is there.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1864-08-17

szg-Two hundred thousand acres OF
land in Ireland has been permitted to fall
TO waste and sterility the past year.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1864-08-17

N enemy of Thurlow Weed de-
him as a good sample Of wisdom
iced.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1864-08-17

rea-A oHAsfLg paragrash--the yato
nent lhat 900 patients are In the nil
itary ospilals.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1864-08-17

f'tta 10 Atrdaan Lincoln upon his Proclao,a.
= sea'ng apart August 4th, 1864, a, a dav of
ya'""y, Humisation and Proyer."
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1864-09-14
THE PEACE QUESTION The Washington sorrss-
pondent of the New York Times writing; under,
date OF the Goth thus defines

TIE PEACE QUESTION The Washington eorrss-
pondent of the New York I':mes writing; under
date OF the Goth, thus defines
The Terms on aohich PEACE c1p7a be o6tuSssd
You may rest assured that all the reports attrib-
uting to the government any movements looking.
towards negotiations for peace at present, utter
ly without foundation. There has been nobody at
Niagara representing the government, or il any
way expressing us opinions. concerned in any ne
gotiatlols or conversations VII h the rebel eDssa-
ries on the subject Of peace The government has
not entertained or discussed the project Of prepo-
sing sr armstiee with the rebels; nor has it any
intention Of sending commissioners to Ricomo"d
for the purpose Of offering or soliciting terms Of
ffeace or OF negotiating with the rebel authorities
on that or any other subject. its sole ana und'-
vded pu pose is to prosecute the war until the re-
bell'on is qtelled But if anyb"dy doubts its will
ingness to make peace whenever the rebels will lay
down their arms and return to the Union, let him
produce any proposition from he rebs! authorities
to that effect or any evidence chat they are desi
Of ending the war on those terms and be will
then be in condition to test the purpose and dispo.
sitlun Of the government on that roirt He will
find no difficulty OF delay in defining the Presi.
dents position OIL that point.
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1864-09-14
,;..i,.ls difficulty IN .ases,ng .1eh.ngs win b.

-prips;p.lz difficulty IN e1se.ing e1chsngs win Be-
removed
The Herald Of The 7th received IN fstetsburs
ssys, that Alvin Gflfsutelegaptl from Bulls Gip,'
Tenn, TIA. he safpsissd Jack Anrsnoh The 4th,
killed and defeated rhim, capturing seventy Bve
from BsrryyiAe, Clask county, say there b no con.
hrmatlon q EAsly's Refreshing up the Valley.
Tho Republicans carried Vefmont With increased
majority; alse Wilmington, Dessware.
Seward made great elecsoaesrfag apsech in
auburn Saturday night announcing that no draft
would be enforced, there being Plsasy of;,olun-
teers and rebuked the radical aboltioasts and de-
ropnced the peace Democrats, said slavery would
not lie iptcrfered with after the war.
Rosseau teiegraphs that Wheeler has crossed
Duck river and joined his foress with Roddy, both
retreating to Florence. There is large force Of
rebels in Missouri
The English press justify the seizure of ths Geor-
gia. The Hensldsays the Eerla and Meas declare
q the fAtos Atlantis amounts 10 nothing.
Mostly captured IN ambulance traiu and IS vag-
ons af3arper's Ferry. Heavy cannonading heard
in the city last Sunday night IN honor Of The M Of
Atlanta. Gold al. :
q 1t u reported that Fremont will withdraw m tea
DAYS and that Wade Of Ohio would take the stump
for Lincoln.
kilograms from Wsahingtos say enlistments for
the federal army the last ten days would average
s'.".S@"~ ueyS enNc0y tUe 1titl NSpuUuCuu
ticket torming 10 tho west will be Chase for Pres.
ident Frsuk Blair, .r, Vies President.
dispatch from Mobile TO tho Rsy:.te- from Sen.
atobia says, that The Memphis lsKssin Of ths 7th
has been received, which contains . rapport that
Shelby with FIVE thousand men is thrsstsuing
Charleston and Cape Giradasu, Missouri A hrgs
number Of Prices mon are in Southern Missouri
apparently awaiting the arrival Of their Gene,ai.
Memphis is filled with Arkansas rume,s, none
reliable. :.
The New York Mercury asserts that the Chicago
Convention has tacitly agreed upon q plan Of re-.
construction Of tbs Union, and contempls,es the
organisation Of five separate Confsderacss, each
independent Of the othsr, whose zaa.sgssneat Of
local afairs shall be bound to each ether b si.
ances, oife nsve and defensive these Consder.eiss
TO consist o. the South Atlantic States-Ths Trans-
Mississippi States-tbe Northwcst-tho middle
States. <ad the New England States A similar
plan was PROPOSED BY Vsllandighan in Congress in
! FeoruarS 1861.
Vntsa Meetipg IN Rextaa.
The first great gathering Of the Presidential can.
paign took place a. Ranpe Hall on the night Of the
9th. The call WAS addressed to those who defend
the integrity Of the Republic, and fsgor vigorous
war as the only path to. peaces
The hall was packed, and HUNDREDS were unable
to gain admittace. Governor, An,lrsw VAS chosen
president, and made stirring speech.
Senator Wilson ais" addressed. the meeting
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1864-09-14
FOR SALE!

$4,000 WAKE COUNTY BONDS
AN THE sd DAY OF OCTOBER NEXT.
authority vt County Court shsl sell at the Auctoa
Store Of Tucker, Anrsos d Co. in the City of Raisigh
Fifty thousand dollars Of Wake County Bonds.
These Bonds in Of ,O0G $500 and $780, to
run for years. with coupons attached payable semi
aunuslly. JOHN r. HuTCHINS,
County Trustee.
TUCKER, ANDREWS / Co,
Auctioneers.
September u, 1864. sid.
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1864-09-14

We learn that quite battle ensued, thscther day,
on the arrest of certain delinquents from. she army
in Lexington. Severalshots were interchs gea, but
no serious results followed. The party We're cap
tured and safely conveyed to the proper author-
tiles Cblu,nbia C'rolinidn.
Is it possible hatdesrters band togethe- for resis
lance in South CsroIina? There is no Ha den, no
Standard no Progress, no Pence men or ',onser
va.ivc pat there We are appalled, a. the 'onder-
full announcement-pso4resl
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1864-09-14

We copy to-day an article from the Conservative,
which shows very strong squirting towards re-
s.oration of the Union. The Conservative affects
to "fear the Greeks with their gifts" but it is OBJ
viously impressed with the brotherly love. kind
ness, and gentle forbearsnce" Of the Northern De-
snocracy. We have on no occasion since the revo-
tuition commenced, used such endearing terms about
any portion of the Northern people; and yet the
;Consercatire is true, and re are the traitor.
No one can foresee the events of the future. No
one can tell what will DO the condition of these
States five years, or even two years hence. But
one thing is certain, if the humiliation of recon
structon should, in tbs end, be forced upon the
Southern peoa, orr ina secessonists and their al
les will no. be allowed to have anything to do with
It They mad better lake Cur advice and fight to
The death for Southern Independence. Their motto
is Independence or suhjugs:;o1. Let them show
their honesty and their pluck BY fighting to pre-
'g:ilt the latter.
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1864-09-14

SPECIAL SESSION OF TUE ALABAMA LOGIsLAFUKE.
Gov. Watts issued proclamation On the % ID
s.anr converting special session Of the Alabau,,
Legislature on the 2cth instant. -
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1864-09-14

Our cotempo.ary Of the Greenshoroush Citizen,
in article under the head of "Can we be Con-
qaeredy' says the enemy should be met, fought,
and Gil cumvented as follows:
We would bu:G the bridges before and behind
them We would obstrucs every railroad and run
every carload of men all provisions to ruin and
ssery night by the liglls Of our flashing guns and
Glazing artillery whea morning came we would 60
elsewhere on some mission of destruction of their
stores or rest for the rext night; would attack
them always at Disadvantage to them in the tanks,
and the rear, and 81 the most unexpected times We
would so cut off their lines OF communication as to
deprive them Tor days, # not for months, of their
regular rat'ons; SPIES as cunning and smart as
A'ng Alfred, w'.ald val: through and infest every
~ my and eve town ard every means fol their
destruction, watch ingenuity could suggest OF the
d,rest neecSs 'ty in:e''t, would n. adaped and en-
poyed without i&d:. aavo.. 0: affection"
We sgree With ,s I.:iza: AT this ought to be
cone. 1t onsht to have o.>n re from the first
Out who will do it? Gan. Sherr,an extends his
lines tor three hu ,red miles, besieges and captures
Atlanta, and sc, far as tie population outside of
Inc 'f:sf is cnreerned 1T Inc first rail is torn up
@aa not the first gaa is fred 1T his forces. What
aoes that mean? 1t means s15iagatioa for that re-
s''n Oh country. suppos this had happened in
1''T1h' Carolina nes.-', newspaper and ever
1a'road car would ma, :;lsg with abuse Ct our
people Tor TINS submitting supipey to Yankee rule
It's distressing, ar awful fact that the enemy
holds every spot Of " ,,nd on which he places hi
''ot' and that the p pie nowhere rise in his rear
70 'urn bridges, tear up the Railroads. cut OF AIS
supplies, OF otherwise weaken OF annoy him. Can
the Citizen explain why this is 81? -ana can that
paper imagine what must he the end if this con,
Saon Of things shall continue and become general ?
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1864-09-14
1.-THE PEAN UTs,

OFFICE OF CHI Eff QUARTERMASTER, |
RALKeH, Sth September, 1864.
EDOST QUARTERMASTERS THROUGH.
ont the State requested to instruct their several
County Agents 20 collect sii the
TITHE PEANUTS
at some convenient depot the line of the rail-
road early possible and send information this
Office, so that an Agent mag be sent to receive then,
W. ". PIERCE,
Major i Chief O. u. Dist N. c.
September -, 1854. ST.
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1864-09-14
TITHE TOBACCO.

ElY AUTHO RITY OF THE GENERAL
ID Tobacce Agent for North Carolina, County Agents
Are su 70 extend the time for the collection " the
1.-THE TUBACCO, till the
FIRST OF OCTOBER, prox.
Tobacc1 rasers Of WAKE and ORANGE will have tksir
Thhes delivered BY that tp,e that 10 the ort .y OF
graee. JAS WHITFIELD >
Agent for Wake and Orange Ceunte4.
The from Wake County b delivered to JNO
W. COSBY. RALMaR.
september IL, 1854 49,
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1864-09-14

graph Of the 9Th states that a few days sitter the
enemy entered Atlantis . number Of their officers
gave grand ball at the Trout House, which was
attended BY many Of the citizens including ladies'
The women, it is said, who were I" hand in glove
with the Yankee officers at the bal" were such as
had been loudcst in their protestatons Of Loyalty
to the South" One of TIE first orders issued BY
the Yankees, says the Telegraph, Uniformed the
negroes that they were no longer slaves, but free
American citizens Of African descent" One of the
first citizens who took the oath of allegiance was
). E Buchanan, formerly business manager Of the
Lntelligsncer. Tie lntel;gsncsr is q fire, eating
concern. ..
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1864-09-14

MARRIED.,
In Wake county on the 9th inst, by Rev T. &.
Whitaker, DR.. E. A. Sx,Tn to Miss ADDts Y. WILL
LIAMs. daughter Of Col. Simeon Williams
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1864-09-14

no. SNAIL az; Pox-We regret to learn that the small
p Pc is spreading in Casvcll Co. A frien0 writing
H. says, The small pox is raging in cur midst
Tina e. made its appearance two months AGO in mild
attaa ana was pronounced chicken pox But little
tsssel,o n Was paid to it, until it has spread to
~ ~" ~ e3s'snt, and fear has become an epidemic"
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1864-09-14

The letter of Mr.. Voorhees, to the detective"
CarringtonI which weputsh to day, is a scorcher:
The Conservatives of The South are treated by the
Destructives pretty much as the Democrats of the
North are treated by the Republicans. Southern
;" detectives see their faces in all their hid
eousn.ss if they will only look in the glass which
Voorhees, has constructed for Darlington.
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1864-09-14
MEDICAL COLLEGE OF VIRGINIA.
SESSION l264-'65

MEDICAL COLLEGE OF VIRGINIA,
SESSION l864-'65.
vEvHE ANNUAL COURSE OF LECTVRHa
- will cosameses 90 the PIRST MONDAY in NSyon.
Der, and csn,in"e nntil FIRST Of MA RCX uhavr The
same urkasization a. here 0fore:
FEE e s.
NATRIeULATl0N. 900
PROFESSORS FEES, each, esD
DEMONSTRATIONS OF ASAToxY, TO
GRADuATIOH. 80
F"r farther Information. copy Of the Cstaloeus -
drsss L. 3, JOYNES,
D<aa gf t.: FaesLsv.
R;shnond Va
September ~ iSs4 N-stpd.
E0R sALE:-A LIGHT Mx.PAssENaER
Stage CoA,h with dsek seat newly Tired aad paintsa.
sud in excellent order. Apply to
r l. PATTERSON
Patterson, Caldwell ts.Snty, n @
August 4 1884, 43-ia&sNss
~ Fayetteville Observer e'py In Weekly and Sesai.
Weekly weeks -,
aars. MILLER CONTINUES TO Acc... &.
IyE L"'ia.s j.; ,.:ders BY Tho day, week. or no".
August /, ts6A. IL
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1864-09-14

The Richmond Dispatch urges the Governors Of
the Confederate States to convene their respective
Legislatures with the view OF placing at once all
State officers in the army. The Sentinel, the Pres
idents organ, copies the article Of the Dpateh and
warmly endorses it. The Disps.eh thinks that in
this way tblrtytwo thousand men could be obtain
ed tro,n the States Of Virginia. North Carolina,
South Carolina, Georgia, and Alabama VANCE
is soleinnly pledged NOT to surrender his State c.
GERS. Will he keep his pledge2
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1864-09-14

The Republicans have recently carried the State
Of Vermont and Wilmington, Delaware, by increas.
ed majori,ies. The vote polled in Vermont was the
largest ever before given. The Dem Gratis will
make great exertlons to elect Mcclellan, but we
have no hope that they will succeed. Patronage
and bayoneis are as potent in the Northern States
as they are in North. Carolina
Notice is given by the Superintendent of the
Raleigh and CASTOR Read that on and after Sunday
last the mail train will leave Weldon at 45 p..
M, and arrive at Raleigh at -: 40 p. m. Wepre.
sumo, therefore, that the departure Of Western
mail will be changed to correspond with the arrival
of the Northern By the CASTOR train.
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1864-09-14

We learn that many persons, and among them
SINE ~ho have been exempted By the government
from military duty, are refusing the old issue OF
Confederate money for what they have to SELL and
demanding the new issue. We hare heard that
owners Of mills are doing this This ID great
hardship On many, Who must have 'the means Of
subsistence, ard who cannot obtain the new issue.
We trust the enrolling officers viii look closely to
tbs matter, and not permit exempted or detailed
persons thus to tribe viii the currency. Thu old
issue isl ast as good at present. for tive thirds Of
face, as the new. Every good citizen should d. all
in bis power to sustain the currency.
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1864-09-14

From Charlestons
The Kercu,v of the ssh says:
The most noteworthy incident hereabouts, on
yesterday, was the landing Of 600 Confederate OIL
GERS, PRISONERS Of var, on Norris Island The Nor
thern pa,,e,s had already informed US that these
prisoners were sent hthsr to be placed under the
fire Of the rebel batteries. Their debsrkation wss
plainly seen by cur lcokou.s. On landing, they
were marched up to this end Of the Island, 10 the
stockade lately erected between Wagner and the
middle battery, and placed within it, They are
guarded by four sentinels each face Of tho work.
No change of the tee: off the harbor is reported.
From Mobile.
Gen. Taylor has assuzird command Of this de-
p.rtment. Gov Watts is here. Four bloclAaers
in sight on the 9th. AL else quiet.
From Richmond.
very destructive fire occurred at Manchester
last Friday night, originating At Gitnores tDhacco
factory, which, with contents, embracing isIgs
stock Of tobacco. were entirely destroyed. Gary 9
factory and several dwellings were also destroyed
The fire vas the work of an iaes larry. The.loss
will exceed million and half dollars. -
From the North.
The new Constitution fur Maryland, wss adopted
by the Convention un the i.n-yeas G3, Aays 93.
Dent who voted in the neg alive, said tue Constitu-
lion was an Instrument Of wrong and oppression
unparalleled in the history Of American constitu.
lions The Convention adjourned, subject to the
call of the President
Beast Butler has written lengthy letter in reply
to Judge Guilds recent proposals for exchange q
prisoners He says if the Confederate authorities
are willing to exchange cciored soldiers ~ prism.
srs claimed slaves in ths Confederate Slatss tn.