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Litchfield enquirer., 1864-05-05

The following letter accompanies the above, and will explain itself.
 To THE UFF1cERs AND SOLDIERS OF THE 2D REG'r OF THE CONNECTICUT TRoors: Acting under the appreciation of the President Of the United States, l have completed the Historic and Genealogic Rolls of your Regiment, design, ed for the military archives of your Slate, and for the beneft of the present and coming gen. erations of men.
 I feel it incumbent upon ne to acknoWledge the uniform kindness, respect. facilities, ana general urbanity extended to me by you all, while performing this laborious task; and to thank YOU for the truly appreciative manner In which YOU have responded to those unique la bors and especially would l here return my grateful thanks for your splendid regimental oft of the Sash of Honor to me and to my perpetuating profession.
 And would further beg leave to state, that during two years which l have been In my pre- sent position, in which have made family rolls of many thousands of men, have not met with single regiment where the military and ger t,emanly qualifications of the officerS-the dis cinline and drill of the true soldier, without sacrificing the manhood that belongsto civilian | life-the religious meetings, and general gooc conduct of the whole, has in any way exceeded the Second Regiment, ot 1900 men, iron the patriotic State of Connectict-th long re- puted Land of steady habits The reg gimen owes much to the splendid military quallica tisns of it's excellent Commander and its Com mander owes much of his encouragement, per, severance, and bright hopes to the hig gh moral and military standard of his regiment. And most sincerely is it my prayer that you may soon fulfill your stern destiny in this great re- bellion, and return to the milder arts of glorl, ous peace, and with augmented appreciation oi the blessings of free country and good govern ment. Respectfully, your obedt sert. s. c. NEWMAN,
 Genealogist to the Army Fort Williams, Va., April, 1864.
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BUSINESS DIRECTORY
George M. Woodruff,

A TTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW, "A aad Commissioner of Deeds for the Srat of New Ysrk. Litchfeld Conn
Litchfield enquirer., 1864-05-05
Sanford & Giddings,

A TTORNEYS AT LAW, New Milford, Conn. A Particular attention paid ts Students.
 HIS. SANFORD is Notary Public and Com n issioner for New York.
 H. S. SANFORD. lly1 v.C. GIDDISes
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E. w. Seymour,
HO,lister & HickOx,

A TToRNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW A Litchfeld. Conn.
Litchfield enquirer., 1864-05-05

I've got a wife, and she's got baby, Way up North in Lower Candy Won't dey shout when dey see ole Shady
 Comin', comin'! Hail, mighty day. CHoRUs-Repeat.
Litchfield enquirer., 1864-05-05

Those termed miscellaneous are fishermen, seamen, laborers, &c.,, having no distinct trades. The apparent discrepancies between occupa- lions and totals arise from many having more than one occupation, as farmers and black smths,' &c. Some few were registered after this table was constructed, which will be visible on a strict comparison with the Historic Bolls of the Regiment. T,
 Genealogist to the Army. Fort Williams, Ta, April, 1864.
Litchfield enquirer., 1864-05-05

Mansion House. SS SPENCER, PROPRIETOR, ,LITCHF HELD. Ss ConR. oz
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E. ;. StOddard,

E. ;. St0ddard,
 SHARON. A TrORNEY and Counsellor at Law and A Agent for the collection of Soldiers Boun ty, Back Pay and Psnsions. sharon. Oct. 2d 1862. u26
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DENTAL NOTICE.

Cash, will, for the h nenA next six hS nenis es1s ,4VID pay for a full Set of Upper Teeth ca Is Carat Gold, and warranted to fit. and made better than any made for the same price u Hartford, as don't as yet, for the want of .f b usiness. whip the Cat to get work I will be found at the old Stand whose have been for the past five years, over the Post Of. fee, South h-Street. Litchfeld.
 Thaakful for the liberal patronage I have received for years past, hope, by closest ap nlisation to my own business, to merit and re- 3sivs continuance of the same.
 E. CRossMAN kfeeh6eld, Jan. 1862. tf-37
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Che Gitfbhel6 Gl,quirer,

Che Gitfbhelo Gnquirer, Published every Thursday morning, by
 JAMES HUMPHREY, JR., Ia Lsrd's Building next to the Court House.
 LlTCHF1ELD, CONN.
 TERMS.
 sUBs0RIPTION PER ANNUM. Village subscribers (by carrier) and single mail subscribers, Ln Advance, .............. $l 5O Subscribers of carriers route, and mail subscribers, in bundles, In Advdnee. l.eV Single copies. cents.
 fH Postage Free within this County.
 ADVERTISING. Fourteen lines or less-1, ora ks, lOO Each week thereafter, ~ Probate and other legal notices at usual rates Yearly advertisements at the following rates: One column S75 one half column $37 one third column S25; one fourth icolumn SIS. Business Notices not exceeding half square, 8 per annum.
 Obituary Notices and Poetry five cents line. BOOK AND JOB PRINTING, of sll descriptions, neatly and promptly done.
Litchfield enquirer., 1864-05-05

BOOK AND JOB PRINTING, of sll descriptions, neatly and promptly done
Litchfield enquirer., 1864-05-05

CuAS. KIRCHBERGE
 BOOT AND SHOE-MAKER, DOOTS & SHOES made to order and re- ID paired. Rubbers Repaired. Iron aud Brass Boot and Shoe Hesls-G reen's Patent, Sold.
 Ltek8eld, Jan. 20th, 1864 tf4l
Litchfield enquirer., 1864-05-05

Cnas. HOtchkiss & Son,
 wOLcOTTvILLE, CONN.,, DRACTICAL ARCHITECTS AND BUILD
 FRS, Manufacturers of Sash, Doors, Blinds, Meuldngs, &c and Dealers Tn Lumber of all kinjs.
 Saving and Flaming done at short notice. March 4, 1861. If 46
Litchfield enquirer., 1864-05-05

J. F. WALKER. Over the Post Office, South.st., Litchheld, Ct.'
 Manufacturer and dealer in Saddles,. Harness, Brides, Halters, Whtps Lashes, Sockets, iSurcingles, Ornd-
 ments, Trimmings, dc.
 Rossman's Oil Backing For preserving, softening, and renewing the appearance of Harness, Carriage tops, &c. Made to order all kinds of doubie and gin gle Harness of superior style and workman hip, and of the best material, amo
Litchfield enquirer., 1864-05-05

w. B. Davis, of Brooklyn, N. Y, has invent ed substitute for copper on bottoms of ves- sels, preventing aceretions of vegetable and marine matter, also preventing rust on iron plates. The invention has been successfully tested eight months on the bottom of the Cir cassian, lately returned from the Gulf.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-11-15
Yaluable Real Estate fOr Sale,

ON TUESDAY, THE 87d OF NOVEMBER, 1854
AT TIE FRONT DOOR OF TIE COURT HOUSE
FOR OHIO COUNTY.
A T the time and place above stated, I Win OGsr
IA for sale, at public auction, the fOllOWng prop
erty, Wig:
Lot No. 49, on the south side Of Quincy street,
east OF Sixth street, and adjoining the residencS Of
jacob r Greer, Bsq-
Lots No. 81 aad So, on the north side Of Llnslsy
street, its intersection With SsVenth street On
these lots il . large ice house.
Lot No. Ia, on The north side OF Webster streStS
extending back the creek. On this lOt iS large
ice house, built Of stone.
Lot No. %, ~ the c0rngr Of German aad 11EHb1ll
streets, now occupied by James AshWOEth In Centre
Wheeling.
Los No. 4, in Square 5, in the tOSn Of South
Wheeling.
This aais being had under decree Of the otreuit
Court for Ohio county, uneIeeptiOnable title VII
be given 70 each purchaser. BiIhgr or an Of these
lots may be purchased at private sale.
Tor further information apply 70 JANIS 3.
RACHAEL HoRNBRooK,
Administrative, With the viii aunexUaJ Of p D.
HoTnbrOOk, deceased. DoV4
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All the preparations OF Lincoln
Indicate determination to take posses
sion of the government by force-his mil
itaFy.arrangements; the statiOniug of SOL
diers about the polls; the arrest of the
New York commissioners; the prohibition
against any tickets but his own in the
feet; his jealous supervision of the voting
in the AFmy-al these indicate 8 deteFmi-
nation to conquer by tue ballot box if pos
sible, but in any event to conquer. How
csuld Mcclellan expect TO weather such q
storm as his adversary had it in his power
to raise at any moment of the day2 EVeu
the grand resort of tyranny in all ages has
not been overlooked in this case. huge
conspiFacies are discovered; designs to
burn whole cities; to overthrow the best
government under the SUI; TO shoot Lila.
coin; to stuff the ballot box; to assist the
Confederate arms; to do everything that is
awful; and just in the very nick of time
just in time to imprison influential friends
of Mcclellan, and to keep the body Of his
supporters from going to the polls.> And
this farce is to be called an election; and
Lincoln, seated upon his throne at Wash
ington by the bayonets of his troops as
decidedly as the First EapOleOu was seat
ed upon the imperial throne of France by
the military power of the nation, still re.
tains the title of President, and adheres to
the forms of q republic, as Augustus aud
Tiberius had themselves regularly elected
and trtbunes long after they had
all power 10 their own hands.
We are prone to believe that every ma
ton enjoys the exact proportion of freedom
to which it is entitled. II the Yankees
have lost their liberties, therefore, we think
it self evident that it is because they never
deserved TO have them. If they are
slaves, it is because they are fit for
the situation. Slaves they have been
for years to all the base passiOns
that are indicative of prohigate and de-
generate race and when nations advance
10 that point, the transition to material
bondage costs bat single step.
Surely, the surrender which the Yankees
made on yesterday of their liberties TO the
Jack Pudding, Abraham Lincoln, is in its
way the most remarkable event of which
history makes mention. Surely, the YAM
kee nation, if not the greatest, is, at least J
The most interesting OF all existing nations.
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RATI0NAL MKDIGINE.

DR. THOMAS Js KISNER WOULD
~ respectfully inform the citizens Of Wheeling
and vicinity that he has permanently located in
this city for the practice of Medicine upon the RS-
tional or Eclectic System. He has been engaged in
the practice Of his professio for number of years.
and has been eminentIy successful in the treatment
Of all varieties Of diseases both acute and chronic
DR.. f., as heretofore, viii devote good share of
hs tine and attention to tho treatment ofall chronic
diseases Of both sexes, such Consumption and all
varieties Of Lung Diseases all Diseases Of the Throat,
Catarrh, Dyspepsia, Liver Complaints, Mercurial
and Nerrpus atisqa, seFofpla, every
variety of Blood and Skin DseRsel Epilepsy, Tumor
wens, Spinal Affections, Diseases of the Kidneys
aud Bladder, Heart Affections, DIseAsessof theBye
and Ear, &c. Those peculiar TO Females, yi7 In
dRmmatory Diseases OF the Uterus, Painful Irregu-
IArities, Leucorrhea, ProIapsus Uter and all Ner-
Vous Diseases to which they are subject. Diseases
Of Children carefully anE raiopally treated. Med.
icines mild reliable and agreeable.
All communications strictly confidential. Night
calls cheertullY ant promptly answered. =
~ Once and residence one door west Of Louis
Ablings Hotel, Third street, near Reed / Kraft's
Drug Store, osntre Wheeling, ". Va. ONCE hours
from. A. d. to 3 p. H..
REEERENcES.
Prof. B. ?. Payne, StelbenTfiIe, Ohio.
Dr.. ". D. MeGregor, ..rts sr.:s f.r
Dr. G. Arnold, Cambridge, Ohio. - -.
Prof. O. d. cleveland. Cincinnati, Ohio.
D.: g. A. Melchfmsr, Van Vert, ,ro ID -. 80.
ie2I.1ydkW
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%, 81 Marshal's Sale.

s''''' s.ss: R ss SSsIs g. Bsre. ss' gI9.:s
JoReEsCo 7. Martin IirEinie. 8 Wheeling. IsIl
TN ,1,,rSSaeo - 49, Les' - In
i the United States for the District Of West Vir-
ginia. rendered - its Fan Tern, 1seA e Whsalfnw
in the above entitled cause, vim on THURSDAY,
DEORhlBER l6th, 1854. aS TIE fraue dooF n fRS
Court House q HaEshAll county, West ViFEiEIu,
sell at public auction, % the blGhest and beIf BID.
der, the tFa Of land (o0ntAining about ono hun.
drOd leS8I GItuat In the f0FlI Of Big
Grave Greek In 0Aid cOun8y % MaFshau, sd q
james BuTi6y bought Of John Gallahor, and bound
ed - follows, 70 wit: beginning At stake in tie
mouth OF Bayou, corner 70 . piece OF the GAmo
farm t1At Vas heEoEolore sid . Wu- p. QsVtss
survey, with the several courses and distances
tOF8to, 70 the oentsF q laFEO cut In thA bottom
made by the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company,
sud where the creek now pTtncipally runs thence
say about eight aud half0eres herstosoFs 6oId 20
RObOI Alexander; thence with aid AleIAndeTiS
line eastT1Edly to stake in the aeld. corner 20
said AleEAndeTi thence n0uthWaTdly With nd
and Ohio Railroad; thence eastWardly along the
Edo Of said Railroad 70 the original lin8 of Eaid
survey; thence eastWardly with the eFiRinal lIna,
With the several OouFDeg and distances thereto, %
WardIy with the said Wm. P. DaVis'lino 70 the BE-
TERds OF RALK-FiFesu per cent Of the pu,-
chase money in hand, Ihs balance IN three equal
With interest on each deferred in5tallm0uts frOm
the day Of sale until paid; the purchaser giving
bond With good security for said deferred INSTALL
ments With the privilege of paying all any pOTs
Sale to oOmmanes At two O'Clock P. NJ
kDWARD n. NORTON,
Oct7T-td g. NaEshal-
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5000 Bushels Prime Potatoes.

The Potatoes to be Of good merehautabls quality.
to weigh (6Ol pounds 70 the buahel, and 70 be pat
mp in good barrels, wen eOopered, fun head lined.
and in good shipping order. All old marks, except
each pertain 70 the eontentu must be Oblitarstd,
and each package nust have marked upon it plainly
and dstiCtIy the and address Of the seller, the
OF the article the gross taTe and nett weight,
the words 'U. 8. SubslStencs Department" and the
date Of the contract
Proposals for the whole or part Of the shove VII
be received, but proposals. must Ntate the quantity
and time in which they can be furnished. Marked
samples Of the Potatoes must accompany the pro
pOsals and must be referred to therein. A copy Of
tbis Advertisement u slip from . neWsPspsT) must
be attached to each proposal
Proposals must be on blsok forms, which will Be
furnished on application at this once, SDd must be
enclosed In q sealed envelope addTelIed 70 the
derSigned, and endorsed SPTop0ssls for POtstooS."
Payment to be made In such funds - nay bo hlr-
niGh ed by the Treasurer Of the United statel but
no payment will Be made to any party until All the
contract made by hum has been accepted aud de-
liVered.
The right is reserved 70 reject any all Of the
proposals. IL such . should be deemed by the
undersigned for the interest Of the Government.
Proposals must be signed BY the parties them
selves and not by clerks, agents, &c
II. TURNER,
noV5-td Captain and O. s.
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A GARD.

nR. h. H BEE-PHYHCIAN, SURGEON
" AND 0C0UOHER-thankfnI for past fHyoFs
would respectfully inform his friends and The public
generally that he b stl doing business at his old
stand, Main street, near the sugpension Bridge,
where he viii Oe happy to attend % any business
IN his line thGtmay be entrusted to his care NfRhf
eAlls promptly attended 20. DR.. Lee Ii graduate
Of the Kcletic Medical Institute of Oincinnad And
has beeu variously engaged in the practice Of his
nov prepared with all the necessary appafdtus for
the Medical application Of Electricity in the tr6at-
Isnt Of Chronic diseases 70 which he would invite
the Healing Art" of the present day las practieed
BY Eeectes) that few need despair offeeeiving per-
iaAnent benefit If they cannot be perfectly cufed.
Special attention given 20 diseases Of Ionsfi and
children. All communications strictly confidential!
Cur practice is safs certain and prompt, leaving no
TAting and Strsngt the general sYStan acting
In unison with Natures uneFTihg laws.
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Trustees Sale of Real Estate
eITuATE m TIE CITY OF KHHEIINa.

DY virtue and in purIuAneS Of . Deed Of fTuSt,
ID executed by Thomas Townsend and Richard
OOWleY, OF Belmont county, STATE Of Ohio, 20 Nor
gan Nelson, late OF the city Of Wheeling, nov de-
and duly Of recUTd IN the Recorders once " Ohio
county State 0t West virginia, in Deed Book Ne %,
folio S45, secure to Rr8ueis r Armstrong trustee
Of Rmiiy A. Zane the sum Of ST. 16O OS, with inter-
est thereon as manifested, BY two several Bondg
given for the sane and described in SAtd DEED q
Trust; VIII, - Administration with the viii
neXed OF aid Morgan N,lson, deceased, and in Vtr
tue Of the power e5nlePFed upon me By the 9Th
ton Of chapter lis Of the Code Of virginia proceed
on the 28th DAY OF NOVEMBER, 1854, a the front
public auction the following described piece parcel
Of land: A part Of what l. known by the name Of
the COtts' Farm, Wheeling Greek, within tie
limits Of the city Of Wheeling beginning At stake
on Fulton street corner to james, and james r
Baker, thenee n Ae1So, W. 20 poles. 70 the Soekman
line; thence With szid line n. 40 Z 10 poles, 70
Wheeling creek theUce down said creek aud binding
thereon 8 5O2 so poles; thence q 70o, Il poles;
thence n. tOo z 81 poles, IN stake corner 70 said
Bakers HueS thence g. 4Olfo, ". 10 polea, 70 the
and half poles described in said deed; except
the following desoibed part Of said IAnd above de-
seTtbed, that IL 70 Sly beginning the Hast side
Of Fulton street and on the sOekmAn line ROW the
Mccartney line, thence N. 49o, Z. 10 po'eS, 70 =
stake 81 Wheeling creek; thence down said creek,
and binding thereon, 6Oo, \. 4S-lOO poles, u =
stake; thence 4O&Ss 10 Pols1, % sake on tie
line Of Pu ton street, thence With the east side OF
Fulton street, N 4910 ". So 100 poles, 70 the b.
ginning; eOutAing ono half aere, and which Was eoO-
to Marcus ". Amick, BY deed duly Of record In said
Recorders once in Deed Book No. Al, folio 90.
Al CEOu,
Administrator, with the viii Aune1ed, Of NOrEHn
Nelson, deceased, truStee in the above dated deed
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Cavalry and Artillery Horses
Wanted.
ssIsrANT oUARTERMAsTER,s oEIIcE,

a ssISTANT QUAKIEkNABIEB'B OEIIUE,
"A WHEELING, " Va, NOTemboP Ist, 1884 !
CAVALRY AND ARTILLRRY HORSES viii -
purchased IN the open market AZ wheeling, " Va
ODe hundred aad hftY-1Vs dollAg8 t$lSSt fVsA -
paid for Cavalry and one hundred SAd Gxty-aTS
dollars (SiO51 f5T ARTILLERY HOrSs4.
ARTILLERY Horses must BE- Of dark eolors aoln4 N
an particulars, strung, quick aetfves veil bro
ken and square tE5ttsEI in haFn0A, In goga nssn
and eonditiO1. from six 70 ten yeaFa Old, and p1G
lo8 than I59f baldg high, each horse n's % VelsH
less than 1,O6( pounds ., 80
Cavalry Horses must Be souDd IN Al Partteul AZ
vel bruEon, in fan 1osh and god eon6tao1, tfol
Is 10 rs hands high from % years Old and well
adapted in SVsry way 70 OsSAlIy P9HPose9.
BV order Of Col. Jas. 4. RKIH. Col-t in ehHrgs 1at
DIV. q II. g. D. 6US.ABISAANs
.nEi u - --- Capt. 8 A. @. u
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SUBsIsTENCE OFFICE Q. 8. ARMY,
- WaEELIN6, ". Va. Nov. eth. 1884.
SEALED PROPOSALS., must bO in duplicate. from
hrSt hAnds and from citizens loyal to the United
States Government only, will be reoelved At this
once until 12 O'Clock. noon, on TUESDAY, TIE
18th DAY OF NOVEMBER, 1854, for supplying for
the use Of the United States Army Subsistence
Stores to be delivered At Wheeling, ". Va, fol-
lows, viz:
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g. SLACK, Senator 1th Dist. L'
W. 8. DUNBAR, II. He.
JOHN II. PHEIIPH9, Pre-. Sennf

,,Womcs one door south OF Kramsr'S Hotel
Main street. ssl5 = .-Iis E-17z7-Ta7 ~ :
Ladies Wishing to consult the Dr.. az they prefer
Lee WI take PLEASURE in acooulpGnyinS them to
NE once. Can be found ct the Grant H0Gae 1t
night. s- = 1el aue3&d14E
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WHKnzNS, W1sF VA, Dec. 4th, 1863.
10 az t1toR u Nay CONCERN: We, the UNDER
hgned members Of theWest Virginia LegisIature
hke pleasure in saying that We have known DR..
Richard Il. Lee many years previous 70 the break
practitioner Of Medicine COfthe Eclectic School
6h 10th in KanAWha county Va, and Gala county
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RRANKLIN FuRNAoR.

PR1sI0a coUNIY, ". Va, August e, 1854.
H. u !lTH6ERALD, Seton H. FftZgerald, VIM.
AS 3. Fitzgerald, VIM! H. FitEeerRId N W. FffZi
gerald and A. 8. Campbell. $T'ai.iTls.
=, Ihese gentlemen formerly resided near Pork;
AountainS Nelson county, Virginia. TheyI 1assed
through the lines, vent to Belmont county, 0hfcE
Sotked there for some time; then left aud vent 10
a5ankLn Furnace, Preston county. West VIrRfnia
nLhSte they stLl remain. They have learned thaf
S SaeE families have htolyica99 through the Lines
Sao vent to Ohio in Bedreh Of tkenn. Their name
ESA follows. zia1ss-f = , -s-;.s Ell e. l.i -f -
Matilda FttEgeraldS Judy Fftzgarald, LaJfna .FifZ.
set49' Sophia RitSgerald, Sasanah FiEzGerald, Na-
4 JtnA ASttSgeEaidI iisabeth Eitzgorald5 RfisG6oEh
s1g21-smeod aasf ,iz7 = - : - -.
THB ETELlIGEEcER STEAM JoR oPPIoR
i executes All kinds Of Job Printing With nsat.
t Hsss And ald 6 WpE priosS-1 1pDly1 n
"A'stlnes EHSSao oJfa q
-.-a5s ttgff tslT
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Fneine md Boiler for Sale.

TWO % inch Cylinder Boilers, osSh % feet long
With IRE fO1t, Erate bars, 6o. One Engiles -
inch Cylinder, S1< feet stroke, gOVOTnOF ~ Wheel
IS feet, and al il pletS Funntng ordorB haEtng
been run only months; which viii b 8Old ~ .
baFEAin. RoF further lnlJFl1lli1n enquire Of
PAXTON DONL1N 3 OeLkBA1S
OGtlO-tf No. IS Main stress v Whseiiig- E.,
MaEisrA RsFubIisal copy meath ana So1d biA
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~ Ally INHBLI IaENOgR gERA4 JOS OFFICE
u -eGseutss al kind8 u Job Printing Witn neat.
nsas aud dfIpaAeh, and e War prices. ApplI e
the corner Ot 01inoy and Main sfroetas up seairSl
WheellnR,W ". VGjI -=7 7--
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, uRsIsrENCE ORRIoE %. s. ARMY.

Administrator, with the viii Hunexed, Of Morgan
Nelson, deceased trustee in the ABOVE dated doed.
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This, however, is foreign to the putting
of the slaves into the service. It is not
necessary 10 do that now. The white men
are sufficient for the emergency. When
they are weakened so much that they can
not hold their position against the enemy,
then we can resort to the blacks, and
when We do that, as the last resort, then we
shall be willing to see slavery sacrificed TO
the Independence of the country. That in
dependence will justify any sacrifice
Everything is well spent that purchases
that boon.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1864-08-12

visit of the Chief Magistrate, left head.
quarters at eleven O'Clock that night, on
the steamer John a. Warner, and arrived
here in,ample time to meet the President,
The meeting between the two last named
was most cordial, and almost during the
entire stay of the party in this vicinity the
President and Gen. Grant were in close
conversation. ir4 .sisd bq,rqsrs..l.i W.
The distinguished visitors, after taking
General Grant on board, sailed for Nor
folk, remaining there but short time. At
about three O'Clock in the afternoon the
Baltimore left again. for Washington, still
having, General Grant on board. The John
A. Warner was ordered to follow the Bal
timore some twenty miles up the bay,
when General Grant re embarked, and at
seven O'Clock returned to this place, where
he remained perhaps half an hour, and left
again for the front. &, The Lieutenant Gen.
eral was accompanied by Lieutenant Colo
mel Porter, of his staff. The object OF the
interview is, Of course, a, mystery, except
to those who were present, but has un-
doubtedly. some bearing on the present
campaign, and probably on the invasion
Of the Northern States. :1a'l l.f-s yn'