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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-25
MiiitarY Wnftcrs.
VOLUNTEERING BRISK.

The Supervisors Committee, through It's
Chairman Mr.. Blunt paid the bounty yesterday Of $500
10 no les than 4C2 men "A business absorbing large
amount of money. The readiness with which the
County Enlistment Loan was taken seems to give Gen.
eral encouragement 20 Volunteering and with little
further eort from all quarters We shall soon fill our
quota.
ESLIST1SG MEN FOR OTHER STATES.
Gen. Hays, who has distinguished himself by
hseforts 20 put down the infamous system Of broker
age practoed ny the runners and brokers and their
siders and abetors In this city has now directed his
attention TO thf same cidS OF men operating in differ
ent sphere.
Man of the rockers Ike Othello finding their "ocou
nation zone" and that they could no longer "pluck
recruits" in this neghborhoOd, determined TO obtain
recruits Ger other States and they doing driving
business sending carloads and bOatlOaGs OF men 10
New England and pOcketing the Hons share of their
bounty money, until within day or two.
Gen HAys knowing that We necdedall the men we
enlist 10 I'LL up orr quota, and that the men who
enlist are entitled 10 their bounty, mas employed
detectives TO watch the different brokers Offices and
whenever persons found eLding men to Other States
thsy are arrested aud punished.
Gen. Dix, Gen. HAYS, ano Marshal MURRAY are strl
pursuing the bounty brokers' md causing thein 10 dls
gorge Their III. gotten gains.
TROOPS In ROUTE FOR THE SEAT OF WAR.
The 9th CONNECTICUT, 200 strong, and the
9TH Connecticut numbering 323 men III under me com
mand OF Mai o. :. Sanford, left this port this i" edncs-
day. morning board OF the Naruo', en- route 10.
Port Royal These men are rc-cnlisied veterans
Thirty three Of the 1etb New Nok LETT tins city
On Wednesday afternoon for Lon5yile, Kentucky.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-25
IAlvertisemen.l
Wl,T Nfr,

WIT NURSB-A respectable and healthy Wo-
man with GOOD Breast OF Siik having lost her child viii
ts ouo - uhrfe. Be-. Of reference gyeB. Apply at no.
~ Henry Room NC. TO- Call for two days.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-25
s,e,eints OF produce.

Frg 2A-6,to nn. t.ou-, l.0f' hbf whisky. .,'" =,
Corn .i,al 90 p-. i0.d, r pt- Butter at - iI1-
,ci &c pLr. Petroleum, - ~ %, A,. luL 800 bt c
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-25
iverii.enlentl

Hat and Cap Manufacturers can save 331 per
cen: by usu- the WILCOX GIBBS sEwsG AAchisE, No.
So. Broedwsy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-25
dcnds for February:


The average rate Of dividend payable IN February
ls about AL per cent. which exceeds the average
Of late years.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-25
AN APPEAL to PEOPLE Of COMMON

N APPEAL to PEOPLE Of COMMON
SENSE and those who desire TO have the AFFLICTEn
BENEFITED.
READ AND REFLECT
READ AND REFLECT
READ AND REFLECT
READ AND REFLECT
READ AND REFLECT
READ AND REFLECT
II has been from time mmemorisl the object ~ ,b,,,
ps to find some remedy for the Ills Of lfs and ,n,
has for explored every in order to discover b
hidden secret has been however, reserved fer modern .
encc to bring before the world the great destroyer of d.
and in HoOFLAND's GERMAN BITTERs are coueert,.,.S
all those virtues which tend promote healthy and ygcroos
life Unlike the generality of ber they are not an alcoholic
mixture but pure toc, composed entirely Of vegetable sub
stances. They positive cure for
DYSPEPSIA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-25
CITY ETE.lzs.

4 lost May day siraycd hi,hcr-ard ycstor-
day. Though out OF season lbs blight sunshine was
quite seasoAate, It's genial wGImth most grateful 10
pcniup Wilcf.weaIy city fox. ii was just the day
10 sugrc-t sot Spring >cpbyrs, aud many sprig OF
fashion sported lis light CycIcCat aud 'rclm.coored
cassincrcs niong Broadway. but wo have soen too
many suoh doinsiye days this year, followed by sharp
reminders Of he folly OF being Too lat Ia dot
beaver Just vet Si we watch tho baro branches aud
brown slopes with eager interest about these ucs;
several occasions recently We have noted frut buds
big with untn,ey promise on the sunny 'idc OF oLr
trees and seen thc frgsh tohdcr rrs tempted ut be-
lore liz time only be cut down by tee sharp sickle Of
the frost SO We fear thai OF the city. who sigh for
The season OF flowers, and fenctate Ourselves upon
enjoying May days in midw!nter, shah have to pay
petty dearly for these unreasonable iuxu,ics, when
the fruits ~ gathered.
TIE FREEDMEN Henry Ward Beoihcr, DR..
Tyng, and wm. Allen Butler viii be ut the Cooper In.
si4tuie This evening, and Vim. Cullen Bym. VIII PIE.
SIDE at tic GrivcIsuy Of the National fr,oaeas Re
Lief Association. The claims Of tie Assrc elton VIII be
IosoLt,a. lie qucsjoLs nyclVed IN tie condition GLd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-25

Goods 10. Cd zl5s Per Foreign flag Wheat Sd;
Heavy Goods, AS. OILS. To London, per American
aar-Flour Is. Cd; Wheat, SD a6d.; Heavy Goods
l7s. Cd. Per Foreign fag-Elour, ls. 9di Wheat,
Cd. a6jd.; Heavy Goods, 2Cs G-2f. Cd.
The accumulation Of money continues, and
lenders are obliged to accept low rates, or see their
finds idle Those who daily leave their money with the
Assistant Treasurer at & cenand ten days notice az
ter 80 DAYS are careful people, who never take low
rate when high be obtained, ard 1t safe 10
assume that sti lower prices are 10 be made 1heyare
to be produced 10y variety of causes, sprnging IRON
the expenditures in suppressng the Rebellion Aslonee
the expenses continue, currency and capital IN some
form viii increase in volume and the rate Tor it, use De-
low as the Treasury can only be supplied by keeping
lnoney cheap in the gTent cities. The new national
banks are fast coming into action, and Will take an
important position in the market as lenders. Ihey nave
n living TO make and viii naturally do the largest SAFE
business possible The State banks viii not suddenly de-
and there will be rivalry between the two systems
for business and for borrowers at low rates When the
National Banks are at work, capital viii be ayGiiG'
bic TO borrowers in the dormant deposits OF the
Government These will pass 70 the new banks TO
liberal extent and be discounted 10 the public and not
remain idle under the present system Inc currency
part of the National plan Is yet IN It's Infancy but Is be-
ing pushed on with yigor. Win all the production OF
currency there is not enough TO meet the expenses OF
the Government readily and more must be made Inc
arrangement In financial affairs growing out Of the wal
expenses has not reached its hight and nothing but
termination or decrease OF Government issues OF cFed
will diminish the plethora of money.
The Cleveland and Toledo Railroad earned
the third week in February e2s 7t5 gain OF slooo.
The Marietta and Cincinnati Road has made ITS
Semi Annual Report, ending Dee. 81, 1863
It's six months earnings St9C9i 30
Expenses Of ell kindt...........s...... issvil -
Net profits fcI six months. .......S sD't50 "
Applicable to the following payments:
Interest and Coupons due Aug. /, ls6j....$ 2tAe
TaKcs. State GnG fcsera................. 10 ~
Rent II Little Miami irlck........,...... s0tco
Three - cent dividend OF lsttld stock. ltis.s
Total. @Si.oS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-25
ENENfY RTpTLNED.
TIKI ADV ANN ON mODiLb.
nm The Richmond RxnlninCr. Fob. 10

from The Richmond Enq1irer Fob. To.
A dispatch was received at the War Depart
ment last night announcing that the enemy had been
repulsed with great loss az Grants Pass, about tly
i've miles from Mobile The attack was made by IN
fantry supported by gunboats ana took place on Tues
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-25

The road has after paying It's dividend s9i6,C2l. ana
has no floating debt leaving the above balance ;or con
sructon The road has been unable TO do the business
offered. and is Increasing it, motive power and cars
rapidly. The Sciota and Hooking Valley Road has
been bought for 500 OF FIST preferred stock secur-
ing large amount Of business without risk. The read
has Obtained valuable depot grounds in the business CEN
ter Of Cincinnati and perpetual right in the track laid
on the old whitewater Canal, and by January 1867
will be in full connection viii al the roads leading nom
Cincinnati an advantage which cannot be too highly
estimated The Company from It's local and iron traffic
AZ an early day expects 4 gros t.aac OF Sss,0OO Tie
property completed viii have e53 miles Of track, ang is
r,c-r rer-oee nted lv
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-25

nv Maor.Gen. Sam. Zones, and who tao latter says
~ his Sfeia dispatch has made several captures and
rendered valuable services. was captured by pusn
hankers while returning 10 his command from escort
- Cn Scammnn and the Other prisoners into our lines.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-25
CAN ANYWAYS RE FOUND.


to any that will produce Certificate published By Us ths
l. not GENUINE.
NETWORK TESTIMONY.
From John H. Wickershsu ESQ. firm Of Wickershan Z
Tutchson tie celebrated manufacturers OF fancy iron works.
No 25e Caual.st.:
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-01-18
I'm Additional Tax Of FOuE
Mills Upon the Dollar.

The first business which the Legislature
and tho new Governor appear 70 devote them
selves TO IS to incressethe State tax, by a levy
Of four mills (neRrly a half cent? upon q dol
lar for %thSsupp0rt Of soldiers famiieS, This
taxos next winter. II will, Of itself, increase
Ithem about onethird. Tho State intends 10
keep even pacS with the Federal Government
in the amount Of its taxation. u Cincinnati
Enquirer I'D 80. .gi Z
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-01-18

D9~A good anecdote ia told Of a Federal
officer who had been largely engaged in cot
ton speculation. Falling sick, and becoming
half delirinus from feyer, tho Chaplain, fear.
log no might die, VHR urging him to repent
ance and d preparation for heaven. "Dear
General he said, You will, perhaps, receive
your marching orders soon, and you should
have your armor on ready to obey the order
Turning over with q sigh, tho General respon-
ded l"I am alwats ready 10 act When the or
ders come, but how much cotton can / get
there 7'A" 'i l' 'l1"" "' ''''
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-01-18
A sod Picture.

Z People who buy a great deal moro than
they sell or produce for othera, will run into
embarrassment, sooner or later. SO OF a ma
tion. We see by recent reports that our i'm
ports for seven weeks preceding the 10Th Of
December we're $l4 900 900 in excess OF eX-
pOrta; and to make the matter worse, our ex-
ports did not consist Of cotton, tobacco or
6roadstuas, but of sold-$lO,OO 900 Of which
was sent away in the time nAmed~SeVen
weeks.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-01-18
The Am-PerVadIng VInainy.

1t is hard to look in any direction, with
out being shocked Mt the spectacle Of crime
in all its phases. Nor is il to be conceal
ed from the observer, however DESTROYS he
may be to avoid the belief, that this de-
plorablc state of things is going from bad
to worse; and thinking men are constrain-
ed to ponder how long it viii be until ut
ter lawlessness and anarchy shall engull
MS all in i%rremediable ruin. 1t is not de-
niel-nay it il confessed-that in every
Department of the public service, robbery
il the rule, and honesty the exception.
Thieves are in places of highest trust, and
bandits are commissioned TO rob and
plumber where every opportunity 10 pre-
scented as witness the transactions in cot
ton, where federal muskots are made the
arms of h~ighwaymen, and Federal wagons
arc employed 10 transport the booty Of
robbers.
But now the papers reveal a now phase
Of crime. committed to a terrifying extent
in the city of New York, in the recruiting
service, Boys from fourteen to eighteen
years of age, are drugged with poisonous
liquors, ami while in this condition, (iG
& they have any sense remaining) they arc
lured by false approximations to enlist, and
are then robbed Of the Government bounty
by the villains who have deceived and On,
trapped them. Heart-broken parents are
constantly in search of lost children, who
have been thus kidnapped; and only leaI
where they are, to know that they cannot
be reclaimed. 1t is hard to cohesive o
villainy in a motc shocking phase thar
this.
AS often rs the Democratic press, IN
the faithful discharge of its duty, calls at
tention to these crimes and outrages, TN
confederates and accessories Of the soound
rels whom it exposes, dispersed all Owe
the country, each at his allotted post, il
the pulpit, through the press, or in the lee
ture ROOM, hiss the malignant and yeno
nous cry of "copperheSdl' and '%traitor 7
Just as il they could, by this base and dis
picable resort, detor fearless aud homes
men from the discharge Of an imperativ
aad most holy and patriotic duty.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-01-18
Fhe Military Power In the South
UmDrOken and Formidable.

IRON thn Washington Correspondent Of the OAHU.
quo dove herahifrr1 p Z
So fptos tho military sirepgta bf the Sopth
IL concerned, IL isgreaaer nov hen At any
former period, andthGiE armi,ia arc onA much
more stable basis Their armies 6ortaiuly do
not number 400, 900 troops, but throe.fourths
Of these arc veterans, who hAvo ro-onlisted
for the war. General Lee, IN Virginia, and
General Johnson between Chattanooga and
Atlanta, win certainly 10 ready in the spring
90 carry Gus ths plnns that are . being
formed At Richmond. The South full OF
corn And Nheat, audl cattle and hoga | have
loo tho first atrtily mnintaiped TINT tho
idsA that the South is suffering, Or can suffer,
from want Of food, ia absurd aud ~groundless,
aud every dayAFy raid ihatv 70 nakn confirms
the correetnessof this view. They Ore hband
Anty provided with a and mubitions Of
wal. Finally, they Aro united ~ ONE man IN
their determination 20 fight until their indie
pendehce is acknowledged and thbyi eonsti
tutc ton millions Of people, Of the Same linz
age, and Of the same high spirit az ou%rselves
Certainly il mus, hs confessod that the 'iprop
pect Of con1neriag and spbjpgating tho Sonib
il not very lNtlorinE, Tho work, indeed, ia
only begun. When onr armies begin TO pene.
trAto the intsrioro tho e%onsiry, the real dit
%fcnities Of tho undertaking will begin to be-
come apparent. n..I q. dad.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-01-18
-. On sTRICKEAND-Tho valuable

-. Bn sTRICKEAND=The valuable
remodios offered ~ this regularly edncated
hiGhlyloqmwcnded VIII po fqpld advertised
in olr'oolams. lie gives advice gratis, and
PEepaga ne agn p~sglerlPgonaet ? by price
c%iuuati o. achnaH american Republic,
Wewould advise any Que suffering from a
distressing cough or any afectioh of tho
throat or lunga, to try pr. Siriolands Molli'
nunuB Cough Balsam, it is for saloat the drug
sloFes.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-01-18
Corruption In nlI PInces.

A sharp terrier Of pure breed il nov re-
quirod to hunt uptho rats that are preying in
every direction on the public crib. livery day
brings dut the proof of frauds perp6tTnted in
every Observation-Disclosures, not Of the picA-
yune limitation, bnt amounting 10 hundrsds,
to thousands, to milliohs--fsnuds by paymas-
ters, by quArtermaeiors, by olerks-until ths
people are convinced that tho niasmA OF
Az ihdlipg and atealing pervades the whole
atmosphere of Government collections and
disburaementA f4
Not alone among contractors and diahursing
agents aoeB the epidemic corruption prevail;
but the disease seems to have reached tho
higher classes Of officials, and vonality reigDs
unchecked beyond the power of any skin Of
hopeHty 10 arrest ith progress, n
1t has prept oven into the Senate, and tho
Wambs Of that body has hoen detected in
taking nm enormous bride for freeing a State
prisoner, Tho Senate once boosted a Macon,
Ia Pinkney, n Taylor, a King; it is now do.
graded by tho presence Of Lane and Halo -
Constitutional Union. t' '"' sFt
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-01-18
lpellsluns.
JUaTUs 4. Mo
JUsTUs 4. MCCARTHY,
Attorney and Counselor at Law
fIe.a goo Hlc hNDnlHf
ESOLICITOR FOR CLAIMS,
~ WASHINGTON CITY,D.O.
~ TF"'T T"'"F wv" VTVN'H'I0TW NJ
ARREARS OF PAY, BtUNTIES, PEAStNNS,

,Nh NiNEfN ni"ilPt fNNlfnHonlo enphchitonN To-
ARREARS OF PAY, BtUNTIES, PENSIONS,
And MI othcr CLAIMS beior6 Tho Estcntiye n,,art.
mants and in thstanuit of Claims.
Refers 10. HonH.aii. h.Rtce; M. BaIAthan: NJ. 3.
NhktnAnn United States aanatSfhf ~ h black; E, NJ.
htaptnn AecretaFY Of Var W tlgmiK glogg, schuyler
S0WSs ". h VI ~; F Jp iHSII M aS HSG !, ~ SeisrosS' Colonel
pfhn hndersignad deaFraklto inform persons having
d9pendg Wnllst the qoWaOneutofIhe I nitod states
that ne Is preb1TSa Y ASoosstsnsts AAhsir claims with
knowletlge 81 ~ thbldetails of the military ser, leo of
the'unttGl Statea, gives, him great ieilitios for tho
speedy adlnstnnenI and collection ofevery description
81 military CLAMPS u ptSNSsetookNa5 ls 5aA
All persons who entered the military service after
March d teGl, and arc disabled BY wounds OF disease
arc anttedto papFimaI 1IIE 80
.WidQwH Of Holdiere who are killed, or die befo q or
after their dischafghi nom Wounds received, or die.
ease eentraetsd while IN s~eryiess are entitled to pen
U II 10 Hidow thor tho ~cialdrcn, nnaer sixteen years
pf age are entitled 10 pohhionh.
~ poYidpW nor ehidtelgt then fhc mother, if wholly
OIL part depondfnt on dednaRed ior ahppOrt.
II no mdiher then tho sisters O. deceasod, under
aiStesn yeATs Of pfe VI wholly Or ia part dependent
on deeeaeeu Tor hhplNqt.
b0UNTIE5.
Az enlisted men Mhs serve two yeafe are entitled TO
All VINO are discharged, by reason Of wounds re-.
oolyod IN battle, ere entitled To bounty.
Bounties and arrears Of pay duo deceased soldiers
are paid "a follows; first, TO his widow; second, II no
WidoTt TO his children. Iu. Iff..
II he died unmarried; first, 10 father; second, # no
iather, 70 mother third, # 10 lather nor mother, then
TO his brothers and aiBters. Arrears OF pay goCR To
tho heirs JUsTUB l. MrOARrY.
ON IL. sToPPELMAN, ESQ, Daytop' Moptrom.
cry county, Ohio, ~ my authorized associate. Appli-
cations prepared and iOrA hrded by him, will reccive
prompt attention oslbdtt
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-01-18

Be5~The health OF Chief Justice fancy has
somewhat improved and tho Jacobins who
wero anxious 70 hear Of his death, 10 order
that one of their ndmber might take his place,
are gloriously 'disnppbinted-M Vernon
Banner iui'l. I""' . "i I'"''' F" .ot
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-01-18

EF-Mrs. Harriet Beechor Stowe Is out
in a eulogy of Abraham Lincoln, in the
courso of which abe says:
Little did the Convention which 'nominh-
ted Abraham Lincoln for President know
what they we're doing
80 True. And little did the deluded peo-
plo who voted for ABRAHAM LINCOLN
know what they were doing. They were
digging graves FOR the flower of our
American youth; they were consigning
tho accumulated treasure Of igcnctations TO
the rapacious clutches Of thieves they
were entering the wedge which was to
split in sundcr tho Union founded by
WAsHNGToN; they were preparing an in
heritance of hcgGary for their childreni
and, finally, they were making surrender
of their freedom, and acknowledging
themselves the "born thralls" Of "irrc-
ponsible despotism" They may he c'lled
to vote for ABRAHAM LINCOLN again
Pray Con they may know what they are
doing next timel
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-01-18

lysitu de-, palpiauon Of tho heart, lack OF appetite,
hs'ro ~ after eating, torpid liver, constipation, a.,
dcscr We 10 suffer rthey viii not try tho celebmlod
VIII oh arc now recommended by tho highost medical
ant houees, and warranted to produce an immediate
be ae6aial eject. They arc exceedingly agreeable, per-
" ctY pure and must suporcode all other tonics where
? healthy, gentle stimulant is required.
They purify, strengthen and invigorate,
They create a benltny appeuta, q
rhoy arc nm antldote 10 change Of water and dot;
They overcome effects Of dissipation and late hours;
They strengthen Che syslem and enliveu tho mind;
They prevent miasmaue and intermittent revers;
They purity the breath and acidity OF tho stomach;
They cure dyspepsia and constipation;
They cure dIarrhoa, cholera and cholom morhua;
They cure liver complaint and nervous headache;
They make Tho weak strong, the languid brilliant
and are q bansiod naturqN great r%esioror. They arc
composed Of The celebrated calisaya bark, winter.
green, sassafras, roots and horbs, All preservsd IN per-
leeay pprq 81 croiN rum,
- : have given Tho Plantation Bitters to hund.
rods Of our disabled soldiers with tho most astonish.
ing otiect. q. W. ANDREWS,
n. O. .ir. supt. Soldiers Home, Cincinnati"
4" g Tho Plantation Bitlers have cured mo of liver
complaint of which was lmd up PROSTATE, and had
to abandon my business.
HyB.KINGSLEY, Cleveland, OHIO"
80 81 owe much to you, forT verify beliove the
Plantation Biiters have saved my life
Rev. ". II. WAGGONER, Madrid, N. Y"
" " Thou wilt send me two bottles more Of thy
Plantation Bittcrs. MyWiic has beon greatly benefit.
tod by their use. Thy friend,
ASA oURRiN, Philadelphia, Pa."
." | hayc becu n great sufferer from dyspepsia,
niid had to abandon preaching. : . The Plantation
B,IrrR have cured mo.
Rev. j, . CATHORN, Rochester, N. ""
% +" Send M twenlytlpur dozen marc OF your
Plantation Btters, the popularit y Of which aro daily
increasing with tho guests Of our house.
SYKES, CnADwICK Co,
Proprictors Wizards Hotel, Washington, ID. CT
Snch are Quo in thousands OF certificates daily r-
cclvcd. They are immensely beneficial 10 weak per.
sons and delicate females. .
BE cautious Of re.hlled boitlca. See our signature
on a fine stecI plate label, They arc not sold by tho
gallon. They nre only sold IN Our pRtnnt log cabin
bottles, by respectable druggists, grooers, hotels, sa-
ioons,% steamboats, and country stores.
.NH-. IHr Hl. p. II. DRAKE n &C.
se,2dawom eO2 Broadway, N. Y.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-01-18
ESllI FOTbIddInG the Return Of
Rebel states TO the utnEOn

A bill has boon introduced in thd Senate
by the notorious disunionisi, ThRd Stevens Of
Pennsylvania, providing that within ali the
territory ofthe Confederate States, which have
been, or may be, conquered or subdued by
the federal arms, all idtos and pnrts OF laws
which permit sldpery are heaceforM abolish
ed, and that slavery shall never again be es!
tsblished within said territory % ~thathereat
Ter NO PORTIoS or IT SHALL nv ADMITTED INTO
THE UNION as State, or DO represented in its
Congress, until tho people within tho territory
forming such State shRp, by It's organic law,
forever prohibit slavery thereinl tis1
This is an open and explicit declaration Of
those Abolition leaders (whe manage Lincoln)
to prevent a restoration of The Union. "'
They know perfectly vol that thoy can In!
t%ertoro in State institutions only in direct and
opon violation Of our constitutional form Of
government, They declare for Abolition In
preference TO Union. The doctrine Of destroy
ipg States, by reducing them TO territories, ID
one Of the moastroslties Of this insane time,
and tho Administration party, tkOsgh acme
OF their DREAMS now reject u with Indignation,
will coon all support it-HGrtford 7fMes