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The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1864-01-27

SugRIFF's SALE.
Abraham Keefer W., r.,
nnru...aA V'IN w

Abraham Keefer W., r..u...,.
against p,Ssa
Christopher Kesfer and others. '"''
By virtue of an order Of sale issued in the above
cause by the Clerk of the Court of Common Pleas,
of Wood County, Ohio and TO me directed and de-
livcred, will offer for sale at public vendue, a,
the door of the Courthouse, in the town Of Per-
rysburg, in said county, on
TUESDAY, February 30, 1864,
Between the hours of IL and o'clock 2. NJ. of said
day, the following described lands and tenements
to-wit:
The north half of the northwest quarter Of sec
tion twenty eight t2s), township three t3), range
twelve (l2), sast-less thirty 900 acres off the
north side
Appraised at 900. Terms legal.
q. T.. GUYER, Sheriff.
MURRAY e. PRICE. PITS Att'ys.
Perrysburg, January 20, 1864. 33eS4 40
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DMINISTR NTOtt,> NorXCt. ~,.,o,

~ hereby gNon that have this dsy hecR dul, AZ
pointed ant quahHri a. Admu, traitor on Tho rstat,
~ Andrew ], Jackson, tate OF Wood Couuty, tNio de.
ceased All persons interested will govern themselves
accordingl", GLURGE AMOS Adm'r
January 10, iSdl aql.
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ArTACuMENr NnrIrE.-Ir.i.n 9,

~ vs. john n, paSitL before III PhtlIips JP , ot
Portage Township, Wood County, Ohia.-On the Sth
day OF January, A. u lS6t, sat Jotcc issued an orlr
OF attachment IN the above NcCU the sum of seven
Dollars aud StNty.tNo trtds. IEWIS lI CASs
Portage, January 10, is6L "a
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1864-01-27
READY-MADE CLOTHING.

In this department, VIC have the largest and most
complete assortment in Northern Ohio. Made up
according 10 the Latest fashions and In the most sub
stantial manner, warranted to give the very best
satisfaction, or no sale.
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MUCH LOWER PRICES

than goods are generally sold, which is an item Of
great interest to the people Of Wood county. a suf-
nicicnt in duceneRt, we take il, to make Perrys-
burg tie trading point.
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HARDWARE, GROCERIES, &C.

Those wishing topurchase anything in this line
will find il IN their advantage tn pay nv Store visit
before purchasing elsewhere. The attention ot the
public is respectfully invited tn nv extensive stock
feeling assured il will be time proHraby spent.
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LADIES FASHIONABLE DRESS GOODS.

In this department great advantage may be OBJ
tanned by close cash buyers, from the fact that the
goods are bought for cash directly Of the Eastern
dealers and manufacturers, and all imported goods
are bought at Just what it costs to import them
hence he can afford to sell goods at
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SuERIFF's SALE.

SHERltF'S SALE.
James o. Galpin,
against : Wood Common Pleas.
Calista Galpiu, ct al.
BY virtue of an ordcr Of sale issued in the above
cause by the Clerk of the Court of Common Pleas,
of Wood County, Ohio, and To me directed and dcv-
cred will Offer for sale at public vcndue, at the
door of the Court House, in Perrysburg, in said
county, on
SATURDAY, February 81, 1864,
Between tho hours of IL and O'Clock Z. NJ, Of
said day, the following described lands and tenc-
meutS wit
Out-ot number ~, in the town of Perrysburg,
Wood county, Ohio.
G. f. GUYER, Sheriff
DopGE & TYLER, Attys.
Pcrrysburg, January -, 1864 IoeS3 IS
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A. ], GARDNER 4 CO.
HTrACuMENr NorIcE.-io,o ,onc.,o,

N NV''b b,.'ohn Johnston
Portage Township, wood ouuU, Ohio On the All
day OF January, 4 u. lNd, said Justice issued an
order OF attachmrnt IN tho above action for the su
off'neen poilNrs aud Eighty two ccuts
rortAse, Jan. 10, tS6t Sac
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SHERIFF'S SALE.
= '' . ''N"H'
Pierre Choteau ct all
vs.. Wood Common Pleas.

Pierre Choteau ct al.,|
vs.. Wood Common Pleas.
Julius Blnn ct al
by virtue Of an order Of sale issued in the above
cause by the Clerk of the Court Of Common Pleas
of Wood County, Ohio, and to mc directed and de
vcrcd, will offer for sale at public vendue, at the
door of the Courthouse, in Perrysburg, ir sal,
county, on
SATURDAY February 81 1864,
Between the hours of 10 A. ~ and 2 O'Clock p. NJ
of said day, the following described lands and ten
cments, to-wit:
Out-lots two hundred and seven, two hundred
and eight, two hundred and nine, and two hundred
aud ten (207, 20S, 200 and 2l0) as laid out in thu
town plat of Perrysburg, in the county of Woo,
and State of OhiN.
G. y. GUYER, Sheriff.
NJ. Il. 81 Il. WAITE, Attorneys.
Perrysburg, January u, 1864. 39csi 20
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SHERlFF'S SALE,
Arnedie RapP,

Arnedle RapP' Cuyaboga County
Norman G. Baldwin, ct al.I Common Pleas.
BY virtue of piuries vene cx., issued from said
Court in the above entitled cause and to direct
cd, win offer for sale at public vendue, at the
door of the Court House, in Perrysburg, Wood
County, Ohio, ON
SATURDAY, February 6, 1864,
Between the hours of IL and o'clock p. NJ. Of said
day, the following described lands and tenements,
to-wt
That portion Of River Tract No. 30, south Of the
Dayton and Michigan Railroad, containing 70.l00
Of an acre. Also. that portion Of River Tract No.
81, south of said road, containing 2j acres. Also
the undivided one half Of River Tract No. SO, con-
tanning % acres. Also, 0ut-lots of Pcrrysburg
Nos. G2o, 1903, 7O4 7lS 7ll 739, 7lO 749, $50, 1888
and 76i. All in Wood county, Ohio.
g. f. GUYER, Sheriff.
DoDGE { TYLER, PlG's htt'ys.
Perrysburg, December 30, 1888. 3Scs4 rs
SHERIFFs SALE.
Simeon Jennings iCourt of Common Pleas
Frederick prcp,i,s. Wood County, Ohio
Ry virtue of an crlcr of sale issued in the above
cause by the Clerk of the Court of Common Pleas
of Wood County, Ohio, and to me directed and de
livercd will offer for sale at public venduc, at tb,
door Of the Courthouse, in the town of Pcrysburg
in said county, on
SATURDAY, February G, 1864,
Between the hours Of II NJ. and o'clock =. NJ, o
said day, the following described lands and tenc
meets, tO-wit:
That part of River Tracts so and 81, bounded al
follows, to-wit; On the south by the center of tn,
channel of Grassy Greek; west, by line parable
with the east line Of said Tract No. S0 and distan
easterly from the west line thereof chains ant
IA links; north, by the Maumcc river; and east
by line drawn through River Tract No. 81, par
Gllel with the west line thereof and distant easterl
thcreirom chains and so links.
Second-That part of River Tract No. 81 bound
ed as follows Commencing on the Perrysburl
and Oregon road, where it cr,sscs the east line o
said aforementioned piece of land, and runni Is
thence north along said limo to n boulder; theme,
east at right angles to said laSt-mcrtioue line, Il
the center of said road; thence along said road Il
the place of beginning Excepting the right o
way, thirty feet wide, from said Perrysburg an(
Oregon road, as conveyed by said Prcntiss to Mer
| ritt NJ. Young.
Third-All of River Tract No. SO, except th
noTtherly ninety six acres.
All of said tracts of land being in the County o
! Wood and State of Ohio.
G.. f.. GUYER, Sheriff.
NJ. II. & r. WAITE, Attorneys for Williams.
Perrysburg. January G, 1864. 36eS7 50
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a DMINISTR ACOH,S NOrICE.-Nc

- u hereby given that have this day been duly
appointed aud qualified 40 Administtator on the rs
tate - !eopr II huntcr, late % Nual tuunfy ohis
Actessvd All persoua irtsrretsf ~ ,.rn then,.'y
acN'riinsly, TRUMAN uVNIlH Atm
jana ~ Z. istf ,tt.
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,Ss-rrodsse taken in exchange for goods.
w. J. HITCHCOCK,
rerrysburS, May 20, 1868.
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fECk 4 HAMILTON.

TerrvsO irs, October ?l, 1868.
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The DRAFr-MEErISG or THE JOINT
BoArp.-The joint Board Of Aldermen and Super.
the, last evening, at the rooms OF the Boarl
OF Supervisors, in the new Court House, to take
some action In reference to obtaining rcdu ',ion
OF the quota Of kugs county, IN consequence OF the
exccs, We enrolment, aud 70 obtain credit for The
NUM- cr Of meu e0l s,ed in the Navy frora X ngs
county p-ior To- '6i. Mayor Woo presided. and
after cuusidcrat discussion on the mater, roso-
ton wss adopted appointing Mayor W-'i Adj
1allm,yc and slpctv sor Crook q Committee to
90 to W ,shnr,on to eudeavor to obtain post
pOncu,nt OF tie drait.
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MARINE NEWS.
Sept. rs. r., 27-s.s, ssl.-H ", even. %
CLEARED.
STEAMSHIP Havana Greene. for Havana

sTEAhsHTP- Hsvsna Greene, for Havana
sTIlP--Indus,ry, Lanneil, for Liverpool.
BARKs-Oivmpll Glasgow; In ternstionai, Cursooa.
BRIGs--M Marco Polo, Mar.eil es John Butler, Mat
amorm; sharon, Matsmoras; Ceylon. lIalifAI; C q
an Horn Pat'hor@ ;, Chimborazo, Boston, Avon
da!e Portsmouth, n H.
sCHoONkRs-Cl II Ven Name, Nor.olk: " u Pct
us 'hincoieSue, uicks'op Phil. Rival, stAmiord.
ARRIVED.
srEAMsHIps-ci sedvwiet. New H,ven; 81.
rnh, fhiln elrhe Aftsan. baltimore: Concord. Phil.
a'cphia' klnrfshor, Providence. Trenton, Trenton;
Mcclellan. u steam tIansport.1 New OrleanE
fszc@ New orleans d Uuey. Philadelphia
sHIps-AlcI Ma,hall. Liverpool: Lovely, Iiv'
BARK-Wlnona of Gibraltar, from Marsoille'.
BRrGs-.lnllet C CLARK. Gov Bav. c n; Ceorsisna
7 Ge.ry, Iln-'uu NsilAn', ffrerchl Antwerp !.
Paul Marie, Roric-r,; Tornado, Elissteifport.
sCHOONERs- TELEGRAPH. Gov nav. IS Fanny
keatins' Cow ~, u; pL,sden. shulee, y 4 w "
Wells New Bedford; Jacob RAYMOND, Providence;
OREGON. Providence. WIN Collyer Providence: J
Rondou': James Tili,n. Providence; L u WENT
worth. Bsnror Fndrc Providence; 5 Hazard,
Hartford Ben Brosn, warren: hda Afoes, Wie's
Point e D'nni-on Nra BEDFORD, American Chief
lt-ton: q ' U1wlc., Green Point; Henry y Dew,
llhrk Rock John ~ Ireland, Boston. t,rnniie, Boz
ton; John X Watson. Providence; shaler, Portland.
"onn'. Providence ! g. Collver isorton; p A Ste
yer'' bsior: Z w Thorn Proyiience; J y Free
a., Bosom. Iount'.n i.ll RiyeE lamc- GoIham,
i'ehion. raipon, Gov Bav, c ~ Z Flo~er Hart
ford: n, Asa,; Proviicucri L no'ion; Empire
boaton NaiciA Fall isivrg Tour B-othots, - John.
r. sisters, striiriurs llc'cn, Eondou for Bottom.
Fanny More iaH E.e.i CAi.sA Norwici. John
Diver Now Bedford. Mar, Emily Gloucester; Cru
nv Bcnfsl, Rocklaud. Trnde wind. $500 cOpa, Bor-
ton for Albany; Ahaco - John vs. May flos.r,
| chiu c .iohn-on' Proyiicncc Ellen R0lInan, Nes
BEDFORD; Aida Boston.
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THE GPEAT ENGLISH REMEDY FOR
l.NTES'sysY.


4 MOST WONDERFUL DISCOVERY
Meet cNtrtr', NJ ,. "a n or Do charge ieiui-
MA 'cctI ins' tra 'trn. 4ttth Inserted with or
rN.'el. J.IAi NILLEI.s, l55 nGand ~, two hloUt.
tom H,oWNar. a.
A NEIH OF TEETH ON SILVER, ORRU b.
'", : TO ~ .ol, 40 10 =! partis! PIE r.
500 ; sAyr.' ~ 'o.,A. Teeth eNt "ted " N
- each, ~ D.. II. NllLLRS, - EoSegy, oppo- lie
OLD Tue .tlt. .At
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s.,,g! AMI c,uuIt lI..s 10 80 and i.pa,rl,: "
tAct.ss .ltD.u pta pt ne. pr1cesl 20 etc. j.
bDI'!M French h"pt't, ~ la'ton, ~, Brook!,n.+t
nE DRAM, ijj CANAL STREET, SETS
~ iYi ''y'h On silver At - to So, on gold At
nj 20 30 rrH t!uIAi ~ cent? Goth: O. ell
hl,d HliA ROLL hone v,u.eEi, or oher hnfs, ~ rts
70 : per t"uta.ltgsH rEt'r'rd without pain. .Iy
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49,, -.,s =. A..S.s .,,.S,,o. ys,ued a A7o.
Ucnrv "a xl,on an. ~ n. clerks ar-d against
Tho .crseJ anI ,.s,ia,d thaa she Ind sccreted the
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usual wceb v tau,.iny last evening A number on
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psssed making one dollar the initiation fee in NJ
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'pS "'Jour"'"'
| MILK PRTrryrs met yesterday a. the Wes,ches.
,c, Hons, IT,. ,,.,,i,., ,rrh,.c.d ,,oiu.,r. ~,
-
'ne hhe Oh INC uriein' Ere aho HUDSON RIVER ran
rosis. I, agreed after some discussion Il
| . %, ,tto-+ tho ,,ou,h of N
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CHAMBER or toMMEECE.-Ihe usui months
iy meetn. Of this boiy was held yesterday after
noon. The President ANNOUNCED that the Commit
tee giving Captain window Of the kcarsagc =
reception required more time to complete their
engagements, some Of the members being absent
from the city. The KoaTsarse il expected here
shortly.
A communication WAS received from Judge Mar
win in relation - having the general averages Of all
nations made uniform, in order to protect sbppns
interests mud to prevent the losses anil compiler
tons arising through the laws now in lorre GU
that subject among different nations. The ship
ping mcrrh ants at the London Lluyd'S were Re-
ported as favoring the movements Which was insu-
gurated by the Chamber.
A letter from our consul at Flushing, Holland,
was read, II spoke highly of the conduct of Cap
tain wns'ow for his protection of American ycs-
sells in that port. The letter depre, acd tho fact
tina, in consequence Of the destruction Of the Ala
hsma, no prize money would accrue to die crew u
the Kearssrgc, and recommended that tho Ilsur-
| ance companies should give them some equivalent.
communication from Governor Seymour was
received encloang copy of his letter to the Score
tary Of War in relation ~ tie excessive enrolment
In this city ss compared wi.h other States and
] cities Ex-Mnyor oplyke said the commun cation
contained v.l d Objections to the enrolment. He
was certain II was too large, but there no time
IN corrert II, as tie dIaI would soon take place.
he considered II TO ts the duty q the peop'c to
do all thai c. could towards reducing the lo,s.
| he moved the CONTAMINATION be .e.cyed and
| placed on file. Carr oil
BURNED TO DEArH.-Robert T. Wincholl, a
child aged two years WAS lett by his mother yester-
day morning In her rooms st No. 824 West 44th
street, and on her return he was found to have
beeu fatally burned, his clothes having taken fro
from mstches With which he had been playing
CoroneI Rsnney bald IN inquest.
SHoPLIrrER ARREsrEp.-Ann McFadden,
vss committed by Justice Ledwith, charged with
sealing from hesas, Clark. Of West ll2tb street.
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\ PURSUANCE or AND UNDER TIN

SufroGnic OF the CITY OF New York. notice IL here-
~ ftven 20 nll peIsrns having claims seainft Nm.
MAXI Ann WftTH late Of the City Of New York,
deceNcd, 10 present the With voucher thereof
70 the ruh- Her, At his resdence 333 1e1h sye, ia
tfe 'ity NJ New York, On or before the 18th Say ~
september next. patel New Iok, the 9Th day 81
Nay. l,'i, THOMAS kOsshIl. Adrrini.tr.tor. a.
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Tns o ,ont5 Nv .s,on'iu. i. >crR tells story II
n cnutes, near the Oaonto X yrr, be,we,n two
bucks and large grew woli. Tue mpnlent the
wolf underworld to seize one Of the deer the o,hor
would strike him with his fore les. The vol
would immediately leave and attack the one that
struck him. This strange contest continued until
the wolf seized the largest by the throat, and ten
aciousy held on until he brought him down. Tho
other sInang with great force upon the vol, aud
cut him fearfully. The wolf SUNK away, leaving
one buck dead. The wolf was afterwards found
deed short distance from the field Of battle.
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BOARD AND ROOMS.

ROARDING NEAR SD AyE.-A FEW RE-
- ,pectsble young men can be accommo lated With
good board and penAant rooms, at moderate rates
also anal room for two. Apply AT +2s East a5th 81
bet. I'd and Sd aves. 2b6
HOTEL GAhNl, 1875 THIRTY-EIGHTH
i St four doors from Third ave. Furnished bed
rooms FOL gentlemen. - respectable mechanics can
he accommodated with nice furnished bedroom,
each man with separate room, from 81 IS 70 ~ -
PER week. 3l6
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SEWING MACHINES.

SEWING NN0HINES.
SEWING MACHINES OF ALL KINDS FOB
~ sale, % rent or exchange machines sod on pars
ptruent machines bought, EXCHANGED and repaired
st 3J5 Isl oadwey, room g. up stairs Worth st. ~
NEED SEWING MACHINE-ELASTIo
w lock stitch; the rest In The world. Gall and 80
how they do all kinds Of sewng. Bring your work and
test them. WEED :. ". co, bl6 Broadway, NY .42S
WHEELER & WILSON'S SEWING MA.
w chine. To rent new and in good order. Call 3Sg
Reecker Al, In the store. Also singer no. p ios
sale. iSO
, 1864-11-25
MARjtlED:

WARD-JE EFFRIEs.-In ehis city, Oh the 18th inst,
by w. P. Horton, J. P, Mr.. Lewis Ward and Mrs
Mary 5rJeffres
MALSON-BAlRD-At Union, Union county, Ore
gon, on the 3th instant, at the residence of the
brides father, Thomas Baird, Esq, by c. Wood
of Union
CHAPMAN-GILLEsP Boise Cbty, l. T., on
the LIST inst, Mr.. George Chapman and Miss Min
ME Gllespe.
, 1864-11-25
Notice.

is HEREBY GIVEN TO ALL PERSONS IN
Il debted to DIR. VIM c. Gibson that all of his
accounts have been left with Inc for collection, and
that said accounts must be settled by the first day
of january. 1865, as amlau horized to collect an
debts remaining unpaid after that date by legal pro-
cess. w. s. GILLIAN.
P. S.-During my absence from the city the
counts will be left with Mr.. J. w McGhee, Cat j..
G. Isaac store who is also authorized to collect.
r.rt VS.. G..
Wala Walla Nov. 25, 1864. 5Ow4
, 1864-11-25
Select School.

TTAVING SECURED THE PRIVILEGE OF
Il Il the M e. Church for School purposes,
Will give instructions in tine following branches up
on the following
TERMS OF TUITION:
Primary Branches-Orthograph Reading and
Writing, per week. ............-........$ 75c.
English Grammar, Geography, Mathematics
and Philosophy, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 81 90
az Students wishing to engage in the study Of
any higher branches than the above named can Go
upon reasonable terms.
Tuition to be paid weekly,
School will comnence on Monday, Nov. 2s. 1854
E. B. STONE
Walla Walla, Aov. 25, 1854 5om3
, 1864-11-25
To Delina nent Tax-PaYers.

A LII Delinquent tax payers in She county Of
IA Walla Walla, w. T. are hereby notified that the
Delinquent Tax List for the year 1854 is now in my
hands and that unless they come forward and ay
their taxes to me at my office in Walla Wala, by
the lst day of January, 1865 the said taxes will be
collected according to law with costs of collection
added. w. S. GILLIAN, Sheriff.
Nov. 25 1854. 50w6
, 1864-11-25


QUARTZ FOR SAN FRANoIsco.-M Messrs
Waddingham and Mcbride reached here
this week from South Boise with a cargo of
10000 pounds of quartz which they
intend to ship to San Francisco for assay.
The quartz is composed of an assortment
from the Ada Elmore, Confederate Star,
Golden Star, Comstock, Duncan, Wide
West, New York and Peno Alto lodges, and
appears to be much richer lot than that ta-
ken down by Mr.. Waddingham last spring.
That was taken from the groupings, before
the lodges were fairly opened, and this was
taken out at considerable depth from the
surface. Two specimens, form the Ada
Elmore ledge, weighing about 100 pounds
each, and valued each at from 500 toS200,
have been on exhibition for the past few
days at the Challenge and Bank Exchange
Saloons. They are curiosities In their way,
and have attracted deal of attention among
"quartz fanciers," and have had, as might
be expected, great influence in spreading
that disease known as quartz on the brain.
One of the specimens is solid gold quartz T;
the other is mostly silver, in sulphurets.
The latter together with about 500 pounds
more of the same kind, they propose to send
to Wales for assay, there being no place on
this continent where its true value can be
tested The Comstock ledge, which it will
be remembered was at one time reported to
have "run out" is now prospecting richer
tn an ever before. Wesshave specimens from
all the above ledges, which are open to the
inspection of all who desire proof of their
undoubted richness.
, 1864-11-25

A LAWYER being sick made his last will
and gave all his estate to fools and madmen
Being asked the reason for so doing, he re-
Piled: :" From such had it, and to such
[ give it again"
, 1864-11-25

AIRING THE BLAcKs.-The Confederate Con-
gressmen have lately been discussing peculiar
measure-that ofarming the negroes and putting
them in the tented field Some of the members
favor the measure, while others are-opposed to it
upon the ground that it would be carrying out
the spirit of aboltionism. 1t is somewhat re-
markable that the blacks will fight in the seces-
sion interest rather than accept the proffered
freedom of President Lincoln. Perhaps the very
intelligent contrabands have notyet heard of the
Emancipation Proclamation. We must either
believe that they have not yet heard of that fa-
nous document, or, having heard of it, choose
rather to fight for Secessia's independence than
for Freedom and Union. A beautiful set Of
creatures these blacks will be--a valuable addi-
ton to the intellect of the country; and won't
they help perpetuate the old Republic with a
vengeance, not knowing the difference between
Union and Disunion, or the difference between
Freedom and Slavery. If any man expects to
see the Republic prosper, or even exist for any
length of time after the immense horde of ne
groes are duly given all the rights and privi-
leges of American citizenship, he is consum-
mate ackass The stupid ignorance of the
blacks would soon work the destruction of Re-
publican liberty and pave an easy road to des-
potism, and every intelligent is aware
that such would be the case.