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The Portland daily press., 1864-01-15
Battle Cry Of Freedom.
THIS FAMOUS SONG Price rs Cents,
FOR sALKBy-
A.ROBiNSON, No. 81 Exchange 50.
Sent by mail. free Of postage on receipt Of price.
JAMS d&wlw
s.H. COLEswoRrHY.

8. III. COLESWORTHY.
MO. 90 Exchange street, has Just received one Of
~ the most extensive assoFtments Of Toys amusinR
games and interesting books for children TO be foand
in the city. Every one who wishes TO have bright
faces and cheerful hearts In the house Chrstnas
and New Years day. can't fail 10 ind the means to
produce them by calling At Colesworthy's Also,
rich a1d elegant Photograph Albams, 6ift Dooks
Be,,rs, sla Pis,Sss stSss a% wallets Rsrns
numerous articles Tor presents to Be found q
Coesworthy's. there none more usefhl or nprro-
pirate than those neat cases Of
homeopathic Medicine,
put up by NJ. seavy. at prices from - 50 to q o.
ARMY CASES of the principal remedies, vifh
Small's Pocket Manual. for 81 20. DIPTHERfA
CASES Off remedies. with directions, for IS cents
Prepaid by mail or express, 81 90. These remedies
are successfully used BY all Homeopathic Physici-
ans and We good satisfaction where they have bssn
tried by others. dec1o-dsf
The Portland daily press., 1864-01-15
MEDICAL PURvEyoR's OFFIcH,
Washington. ID G. Ian 1904

MEDICAL PURvEyoR,s OFrrcE, /
Washington, ID. c., Jan, 1854.
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at this
- office until WEDNESDAY, the 10th day of Febru-
ary 1854 at IL O'Clock NJ fer furnishing the Hospit.
ais within the following Departments until the lst
day OF January, 1865 with q supply OF pure ICE,
viz;
Department Of the East. Headquarters at New
Philadelphia.
Middle Department, Headquarters at Baltimore
department of Western Virginia, Headquarters at
Cumberland.
=, Department of Washington, Headquarters at
Washington.
Lookout.
Department Of Virginia and North Carolina, Head
quarters at Fort Monroe.
Department of the South, Headquarters at Hilton
Head.
And such other Hospitals as may be established
upon the Texas coast. =
Proposals will be made according to the followin .
form
The Portland daily press., 1864-01-15
MISCELLANEOUS.
MORE TESTIAIONIALSi
-
N RS. MANCHESTEp

is constantly receiving unsolicited testfuon,.,. =.
the astonishing cures performed by her. Anass
many recently received are the following vhirh -
commended to the notice Of the afflicted. Mn. nsn.
chester may be committed at
No.1i Clapp's Block, Room No. a.
A CASE or SPIyAL DySr<Sr rup,n
This Is to certify that went 10 ace Nrs us,.hs.-
Yer last March with daughter of mine troub,.a ,h
spinsi disease for which she had been doctorss a,
h'e years and BY number OF physicisns of an
Ainds; ana she has had twenty-one applcst,on. Al
eiectriey applied, but s to no effect: but sbe co,,
unuslly grew worse. came to the concl..,o, :.
the last resort, to go and see Mrs. Mspehest.r "a
did so and to my great surprise she told e ths r.f
cause Of the disease, and how she had been fto t,
TO time, which encouraged me to try her msdicipe,.
ididso. and now my daughter is able to be srou.a
tae house All Of the time She also rides ten or ar
teen miles without any trouble or iueonvsuispce ana
i'hink In short time she viii be rtorsd 70 psrfses
heaih- Since my daughter has been deeterine.
nA's hssea of great many esses that Mrs. Manohss
'e1 u4s earea, think II any person deserves PAT.
ronage Is the whotriss to preserve ,hs s.s,h
OF the sick and suffering: and know that ~ -,
every effort which lies In her power to bsuess -,
pa"eAis. SARAH L. Kn1snrs.
GEoRax KMIouTn.
ABBY v. KnIonT1
BraHsssick. Maine. lsgnsf 5fA.
ONE or THE GREATEST CURES On RRcORD.
MRS. MAsoHEsrER-Dear Madam :-TAinkins :
statement Of my case may Be Of service 70 Others
similarly afflicted, I hasten TO give n to you.
rms Is briefly my easel was taken siek abeus ls
months ago With the Liver Complaint In very bsA
FORM applied to four different ply sicians Int NJ.
eeved no benefit until called ON YOU A. that ~.
had given up business. and was in Z very bad seats
but after taking your medicine for short tine b..
gan TO recover, and in two months vss sntfr.lv
well. and had gained several pounds Of aesh. ara
can truly say that By your skin am psrbctiy As.I.
thy man. Joexp, D.v,.
Boston aiaise Depot. Portland. Ne.
The Portland daily press., 1864-01-15
IN S u r A N C E.
The Great American Company.
TWENTIETH ANNUAL STATEMENT
Or rHE-
Mutual Life Insurance Co.

VI HEN 1bhh,
Nov. lst, 1868, to the Secretary of State.
Accumulated Fund d.................s SO, ,935 ESQ OF
INVESTED As FOLLOWS, VIZ:
Cash on hand and in bank s45s 2s2 O-
United States stocks, go seq az
Bohas ana mortgages OF real estate, 4,115268 55
Real estate ownei by company, cost a23 353 10
Balances due from agents l42SO eS
Interest accrued not due 1T7 l7s 90
's due and unpaid, l3o49 90
Deferred, quarterly and semi-annual
premiums, 1-5,000 90
Premiums due and unpaid and in transit, 2s Oo7 81
Total assets Nov. i, 1scs, 50, ,s35, $50 OF
Premium Notes, None.
Liabilities, None
F.S. WINSTON, President
J. ABBOTT, Secretary.
State Of New York, Citg and CDanfg Of N York a.,
Sworn and subscribed 10 before me
RICHARD A. McCURDf, Asfary Public
Portland Office - 81 Exchange Street.
w. ID. LITTLE, Agent.
Allpersons contemplating Lie Insurance should
look into thcsystem and advantages of this great
Benevolent Institution. before insuring elsewhere
nov2s eod&wsw
The Portland daily press., 1864-01-15
PROPOSAL FOR ICE.

tEEsIDENCE AND pArE.l
The undersigned proposes 20 furnish daily or otfp
erwise. las determined by the Medical Drec tor the
best quality OF Ice TO such hospitals in the Depart
ment of -, and in such quantities asthe Medical
Director of this Department may order at the
ing price per hundred pounds. namely:
The ice to be subject 10 the approx of the Surgeon
in charge OF each hospital. who will receipt for the
correct amount delivered.
Payment TO be made upon duplicate bills certifitd
to by the Medical Director of this Department.
Asa guaranty OF the faithful performance of the
above agreement sheuld the contract be awarded 10
me. will enter into bonds in the sum of $1,000 1
also append to the enclosed form Of guaranty the
names of guarantors, certified by the clerk Of the
nearest District Court the United States District
Attorney.
The Portland daily press., 1864-01-15

yoRN or GUARANTY.
We, -, of the county of - and State of
-, and - OF the county of - and State
OF -, do hereby guarantee that - is able 10
fulfill the contract In accordance with the terms of
proposition, and that should his proposition be ac.
ceped he will at once enter into in accord
ance with tho terms of said proposition and we are
prepared to become his securities.
lSig1
tsig.)
Certificate Of the Clerk OF - District Court or
United States District Attorney
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-12-16
THE EVENING NEWS.

REJoIcING.-There was great rejoicing
among the friends of Mr.. Stewart last
evening, when it was learned that he had
been elected I. S. Senator. Champagne
was as free as water, and if headaches
were not the prevailing complaint this
morning i is not because two or three
bottles of Heidsick will not produce it.
At any rate, we know of no more fitting
occasion to drink and be merry than that
II last night, and the story is told in
word, we drank.
RECORDERS Court, VIRGINIA. - The
following business was transacted before
His Honor, Judge Davenport, this morn
ing: One solitary John Doe, arrested by
officer Reed, for being slightly inebriated
and disorderly, was the only person who
graced the presence of this Court to-day,
and who on account of the inclemency of
rhe weather was furnished shelter from
the storm for 20 days, in the Hotel across
the way.
BITrEN.-A gentleman residing in Viz
Sinia, last evening, was severely bitten on
the hand and wrist by one of the many
>aappish and ugly ours, that are so plenty
II the city as to he perfect nuisance.
The wound, although not dangerous, was
severe one, and will cause the gentleman
great deal Of trouble. as the bite of dog
: very poisonous to the flesh.
ASSESSMENT SALES.-The following as
>essment sales will take place tomorrow,
As reported BY Billet, O'Brien s Co., Bro
kers, No. 33 South c street. Virginia ::
Baltic q. & S. Mining Co.. Plata Orc G..
\ :. Mining Co., Table Mountain G & s
Mining Co., Branch Mint e X $ Mining
Company.
Masonic ELECTIoN.-At 4 meeting OF
the Free and accepted Masons of Virginia
City. Lodge No. l62, the following gen.
tlemen were elected officers: c. H. Fish,
y. NJ, Jos. Barrett, S. W., w. j. kems,
J. W. Geo. H. Dams, Treasurer, DR.. Bell,
Secretary.
REpAIREU.-The cistern we mentioned
Yesterday as being in dangerous condi-
ton, on L street, has been thoroughly re-
paired by those whose duty it was to dc
il, so no fear of accident from it may now
be apprehended.
JrsrlCEs' CoURT, VIRGINIA.-rhe fol-
lowing business was transacted before
Justice Sawyer's Court this morning ::
Mayor and Common Council of Virginia
". Mcguire, tax suit; continued until
Friday next at 10 o'clock.
MINERS LgAGuE.-There will be a
meeting of the Miners League in their
hall. Burnham s Halls building, Virginia,
Tomorrow evening. All members are re-
quested 10 be present if possible.
CRUDE BrLLIoN.-The following lots of
crude bullion have been to-day received
At the following Assay offices. Theall &
Co., 1896 ounces; Van Wyck * Co., 6Sl2
ounces.
BULLIoN.-Wells, Fargo & Co. shipped
this morning twelve bars of refined bull
lion, weighing 75S pounds, and of the
assayed value of SlS,955 81.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-12-16
4 Necessary Debt n slight Load for
American Patriotism.

When we come TO examine our resources
for taxation, and compare these with those OF
other nations, we find that there is none
which can ever hope TO compete with US IN
honestly discharging debt, principle and
interest. Our wealth increases decennially
4, the rate of l26 per cent, while that Of
England increases only 81 per cent. Our
population in all the free States increases ut
the rate of ~ per cent. in every ten years,
while England increases only about 10 per
cent. England's territorial limits must re-
strict her increase Of population; but we
have territory enough at home to feed ten
times our present population and employ
ment for all in developing its natural re-
sources, in gold, silver, the various metals
known to art, every branch of manufactures,
agriculture and generally the development Of
/ rich and virgin soil, teeming with prottered
rewards to industry and enterprise. We
need not remind the intelligent reader that
with all these sources of undeyeloped wealth
each emerging rapidly from inertness un-
der the hand of labor, furnishing ample re-
ward to all and enabling every man to aug
ment his pecuniary means with marvellous
facility-our country possesses an elasticity
in rising from the heaviest possible load OF
National debt such as is equalled by none In
history. Who really feels the burden Of Ma
,ional taxation to-day Nevertheless, were
The debt even Of despotic Austria laid upon
our shoulders, the rapid increase of our pop
uation and the creation of new wealth-not
bv the accumulation Of interest, but BY the
alchemy Of intelligent industry and skilled
labor which turns natural and crudematerlals
into riches-would sweep it all away within
! generation, while no man would realize
that he was contributing materially to that
end. Let the rebel Benjamin contrast our
condition and capacity in this respect with
The poyerty-stricken make-shitts for raising
revenue already resorted to in the Confeder-
acy-shifts which have failed to save them
from Reputation, even at this early hour,
and if he has spark of manly sensi6ilty
remaining in his traitor breast, his cheek
must tingle with shame at the thought OF the
audacious fraud and falsehood Of his Euro
pean circular. At all events he has the poor
satisfaction of knowing that even the little
rebel cotton loan, which he has been able to
impose upon European sympathizers, IS sink
ing daily in price, while American bonds are
constantly meeting an increased foreign de-
mand, without a single agent abroad 70
bolster II by either honest facts or the lying
statistics in which the traitors indulge: The
rebs had better let finance alone, and see II
they cannot improve their fghting-for 1t Is
that, and not falsehood, which must give
them success, if ever they achieve It--HH'"'
Cor. Bulletin.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-12-16
The Strength Of oar Navy.

In 4 letter upon the subject Of the United
States navy, Donald Mckay, the famous snip
builder, after allnding to the many difficulties
attending the building up of the navy IN the
emergency presented BY the breaking out OF
the rebellion, saws: 1--WE now have such .
blockading Aeet as the world never witnessed
before, and which has practically closed the
rebellious districts to the whole world, the
few vessels which succeed in running the
blockade being too small to carry cargo sum-
cent to give aid Of any consequence. lie
states that the following vessels are now IN
progress of construction for the Government
Chattanooga, three thousand tons; Idaho,
three thousand tons Madawaska, Wampa-
noag, NesAaming, Ammononoosac, and PAM
panoosae-all wooden vessels, of three thou-
sand two hundred tons, intended to have
speed of sixteen knots an hour and to carry
immense batteries. Besides, there are IN
progress Of building twenty hrst-class wooden
screw steamers, Of one thousand two nun
bred tons each, to have speed Of thirteen
knots, to be fulled rugged for ocean steamers,
and to carry enormous batteries They are
named the Antietam, Arapho, GUERRERO
Hassalo, Illinois, Java, keosauqua, heway-
din, Manitou, MinIetonka, Mashola, Onta-
rio, Piscataqua, Pushmataha. Taonayuta,
w anaioSet, w aLauSa, "ll4AineLteJ N"hSSN
and Mondamin, and will soon be completed.
While these vessels are building there have
been completed the Nipsic, Shamut, Nyack,
Pequot, Maumee, Kansas, Yantic and Saco
all screw vessels Of 500 tons each. There
are now nearly completed the wooden IRON
clad coast steamers Tonawanda, Miantono-
nah. Agamenticus, and Monadnock, OF 1854
tons, drawing twelve feet'of water, and hav-
ing two turrets each, carrying two fifteen
inch guns. The Monadnock has been tried,
and Is found capable Of achieving maxi
mum of speed Of eleven knots. sa g
There are also in process Of construction
four other ironclads Of the same type, but
larger and to be faster. They are the Kala-
mazoo, Passaconaway, Quinsigamond, and
Shackamaxon, each Of 200 tons. The De-
partment has also constructed seyenty-f -four
wooden and rronclad vessels Of the Monitor
type, with an aggregate tonnage Of rs, 100
tons. There are now in the navy, in active
service, 55S steamers, with an aggregate tom
mage Of 400, 900 tons, against the original
twenty-six steamers and 1890 tons when
the war commenced. OF this number 200
steamers, with an aggregate of Al 900 tons,
have been built BY the Department.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-12-16
Arrival, and Departures.

ARR1vALs-By Pioneer Stage-Dr. Edgar,
W. B. Thornburg, D. L. Alsbacher, T. n.
Smithson, C. ]. Eaton, S. Arano, T. Pardo,
C. ]. Nelson, c. H. Kohler, L. c. MeMurly,
C. L. Rock, H. NJ. Eddy, John Nugent, R. s.
Mesick, G. A. Curtis, L. Wardle.
DEPARTrREs-By Pioneer Stage-P. Ber-
CUES, J. D. Meagher, George frankie, Geo.
Yeh, W. Sprague, 5. S. Kenner, Mrs. Prior,
Thos. Eagan, J. A. Miller.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-12-16
Doy'r fail to procure Mrs. MISSIONS soorH.

DON'T fail to procure Mrs. WISsLow's SooTH-
ING SYRUP for children testhing. 1t has been
used for thirty years with never failing safety and
success by millions OF mothers, for their children.
It eorrects acidity of the stomach, relieves wind
collie, regulates the bowels and gives rest, health
and comfort to mother and child. Twenty-Five
cents bottle. Offices, No. AZ Dey street, New
York. and No. 2O5 High Holborn. London, Eng
land n02O
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-12-16
Look Before you Leap!
GREENBACKa vs.. SMITH,
Or any other Man.
A TRIFLE AHEAD

ONE HARD com SMITH, IN AFUTILE
has published a card stating that the Alpha
Mining Company had swindled him, by paying
him in greenbaeks at par for labor performed.
He purposely avoided informing them that he
refused 10 grant the company the indulgence that
others have, and receire his pay IN coin, but ut
tempted to beard the lion in his den, and put the
company to much unnecessary trouble and ex.
pense by sueing and obtaining Judgment; and
that he was disappointed no doubt at not recelv-
ing the entire mine and improvements for his de-
mand of a few days labor. He therefore COM
PEELED us, in self defence, to settle with him, az
the law directs, with Uncle Abrahams comph
ments. That's what's the matter.
WIN II. WATSON,
. Secretary Alpha e.. e. s. NJ. Co.
Gold Hill Dec l3, 1864 delS II
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-12-16

SPECIAL NoTIcE.-we call attention to the card
of Dr. Jordan. elsewhere in our paper. The Doc
tor has taken rooms at the Newman House, in
Virginia, where he Is prepared to consult with
those afflicted with the mslades which he makes
his speciality. Persons suffering from any OF
those complaints, would do well to give Pr. Jor-
dan a trial
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-12-16
FOR CHIEF ENGINEEH
Miners ofGold Hill,

TAKE NoTICE-THAT THE ALPHA G, 4
8. NJ Co, of which W. B. hickok Is fresi-
dent and Superintendent and w. H watson,
Secretary, have paid me In 6reenhacks a. par ior
this method to inform you, In order that you may
not be swindied by said Company IN IKE manner
Gold Hi, Dec 9Th, 1854 -a'-. dslo Ws y
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-12-16
CLOTHING BOOTS AND SHOES.

CLOTHING BOOTS AND SHOES
Positively Selling OF!
AND NO HUMBUG!!
MINERS, TRANSFERS AND CITIZENS
OfGold Hill and vicinity!- - a.
REMEMBER, THE STORE OF E. HARRIS
~ no humbug selling off, but the genuine
'nine ITSELF He don't look for any profits on his
SoouS' lie only wishes TO get clear Of bis stock
at the regular San Francisco cost, and will con.
iinue TO do so till he has not got one dollars
worth Of merchandise left.
A@Remember the Old Stand = Mkt u =
Gold HillNews Once, Gold Hin.
One Hundred Pairs Of 10 and 1I.slEsd
BOOTS!
Which will be sold cheap,
...f D.. ---.ALso-.--
200 Of the Finest French CASHMERE
BUSINESS COATS
Ever brought Into the Territory, at SIS %.
Business Coats- ........'--..-..-S4OS
Superior Boys Hats........-..--...-....l ~
LARGE Lot Of Of Small Brosan Shoes, -
Velvet Vests. "
Calf Boets, best quality. -
Nailed Boots, "
Godfrey g. Wings Best Nailed BootS, 8 80
Calf Boots, -......---..-..--.....-.-.-.- ~
Fnncy Flannel Overnhirts, -....-....---.2 -
Best Cal. Flannel OvernhIrts, .........!9 IS
Grey Flannel Overshirts, QIade in the
States)..-----.-----.---..-- 70
UndershIrts and Drawers, grey nnd
white, -.....----.--..-.-----..-..--- 10
Fine Cashmere VESTS -
Hats, nll cOlOrs, %
Cotton HalE.H Hose, per dozen. %
Blue and Grey Blankets, per pair, ....3 90
Best California 10-lb. BIaukets-.......S 90
Working Pants, %
Working Pants, superior. 50
Corduroy Pants, best Gunlity,....-.....S 50
Fine Black Coats, satin lined :. .......16 90
Blue Pilot Shirts. ....---..--..-..--........2 80
Fine Business Coats -.....-.-.........--p %
Superior Heevy Overcoats -...--.....12 90
Extra fine English Cashmere Salts. % 90
French Calico Shirts .......-.--...-..--.1 30
Very superior SILK Velvet Vescs, all "a
cOlOru. .....-------.--...-..---..-..1 ~
Cloth Caps, good quality -
Red Drawers and Shirts, each..-...--1 50
Harrison Cass'rc Suits, best Iualy. ID %
Fancy Colored Flannel COats.-.....-..4 80
Abe Lincoln Superior Grain Leather
Top Sole Boots. extra quality .-..-6 20
Calf Boots, double .sole....---.......-.-.5 90
Extra DoubIe-SOIo Calf Boots ..-..---..5 50
DoubIe.Sole Calf Boots, Sewcd.........6 50
Boys Boots ..-..------..----....-.....-. ~
Gents Cavalry BOota..-...-.-...--...-5 70 .
Superior Wooden Hose, per dozen.-...2 10
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-12-16
FOR THE
FAIRNESS or THE ENTERTAINMENT

I refer TO the following firms and gentlemen:
I,ouis Feusier E. Co, + Ruhllng & Co,
r. q, King, of w. F, e. Co., John Piper,
George F. Jones, u. BLOCK Co.
w. III. Bremen Joseph Trench,
Toe Clark, W. H. Howard,
Isaac C. Bateman, n. w. Winton'
A. Hirsehman, George Lewis,
Rnfus =. Arick, Joe Barnert & Co.,
J. C. Clark, Dighton Corson'
a #. Curtis, Quint g. Hardy,
Capt. A. N. Smith, J. FranksnthHl'
Capt. J. L. Moore, A. Z. oNell, -
A. Lindauer, Taylor q CampOeli
Alex. Coryell, z. II. Bryan,
Jacob Smith, Capt. l.. Rawlinga
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-08-02

SOO mn sIoMs-QY VARIOUS BRANDS, AT
OUU.VVV b2A 80, t98 go as go per N; BY
sspa,ne he cash sapsS Will b. esnt I'll The country
ordsrs 70 all parts Of he Unisd states promptly alsd
II: ~ SS - ss "a as. Sss Ava 90 aaa''
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-08-02
HORSES, CARRIAGES, &c.

GENTLEMANs COMPLETE TURNOUT FOl
n saeConssting OF very stylish and handsome brigh
bay Horse and sound splendid new --latest sly le
shifting top light wagon with pole made ~ ood BIOS
ing used n few Also Team Of young grays
thoroughly broken tosnge ana double saddle
sound and gentle. Tho whole will be sold far below IL
value and is we'll worthy attention. Apply at private stable
"a West Thirty seventh street.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1864-11-25
CAPTURE of tho Florida.

The circumstances under which the Florida
was captured must be admitted to be some
what peculiarly. 7. Times.
The PIONEER on receipt of the tele-
graphic news relating the capture of the
Florida in the neutral port of San Salva-
dor, took occasion to denounce it as a
violation of neutral rights. Full particu-
lars of the circumstances of the capture
completely justify the remarks we then
made. Desirable as tie capture Of the
Florida was, it was made in defiance and
violation OF the plainest principles of in
ternationai law. And yet we have Re-
publican press advancing the jesuitical
doctrine that ''the end ,justifes the means 4"
When the Administration exhibit total
disregard of law, what can be expected of
it's agents
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1864-11-25
FoellDS In Georgia.

The Milledgeville (Ga.) Recor,ts.' say;
Recent papers in Georgia aa1ocat1
Convention of the States, to authorize each
for itself to make the best bargain i can
with LINCOLN for cessation of ho,Iiities
We regard this AS exceedingly important
1t not only gives az interpretation t. t..e
Southern compact which the ins'rua;cho
does not Justify, bat it is an in1irec@ con
&ssioB> of weakness OF the CcnfI,lerscv,
most Mrtful to the canse, and is ca]criatlG
to exert An unhappy influence il orr ~'ru:
gle for national Independence Iho pop
osition ut this gloomy junctnrc of royer-.s
in Georgia implies the abandonment >t n
hope of ultimate success, and ia til ?.
spect is very Objectionable We ae 81
the fight and must carry It oa It. ,-y
bitter end "
DEATHS OF SoLplKRs.- SotneGs
and Daniel Il. Turner OF the SIKH, Mime
sofa, and Elias Barg of the Third, dle4 in
It. Louis last week.