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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-03-09
Terms Of The Weekly Statesman.
Terms Of The Daily Statesman.

We will send our Mammoth Weekly Edition Of
The ONO STATESMAN, TO Subscribers, from May LIST
ing the whole Of the exciting and important Presi-
dental Campaign, including the Election Returns
on tho follOwinr Low TERMa 20"
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-03-09

l bear testimony 10 the above having used the
same Furnace all last winter, and fully satisfied
with all its arrangements.
1ol Eighth street, Of Leopold a Goodheart. No. "a
West Pearl street. - "-i-
CINCINNATI, juno "a. 1852. hn2f.9,i t.,3s' 7t
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-03-09

Have one Of Peter Martins Hot Air Furnaces. II
gives entire satisfaction. ,,,,,,,x,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-03-09

.sC Mr.. NoTRE DAME, BEADING, OHIo,l
November Goth 1851. J
Mr.. MARriX:-This is to certify that we tried th,
Furnace you built for us. and are satisfied with it,
Our rooms are amply heated.
Yours, respectfully.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-03-09

recently ordered one Of Peter Martins Hot Air Fur
naces, and am fully satisfied with it.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-03-09

SHERMAN HOUSE. CHICAGO, Ill. Feb. II. 1868.
twelve cases of your Plantation Bitters. As amorn-
ing appetizer they appear to have superseded every
thing else, and are greatly esteemed.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-05-30
z q r, 6 a 7. F,

1n:-z The THREE STOKY BRICK DWELI,-
M$i ING on the South side Of Cnme on
street. econd door from St Asaph street,
opp"sitt N Weigh Hospital, and noW occupl' d
by John T. Dive, ESQ This House was bulls
in 1856 BY Mankn Y Fadely, for ny own use,
at 4 cost Of 50 900 and no pains were spared 70
ma Ike It nplete and desirable as a residence.
Information can be obtained by c#lling upon
Robert Crupprr atth9 Custom House, or } ,,hy2
l. Creighton s. King street, Ale sandr!a, Va,
or By addressing me tit Ring'e's, Huntrrdun
Co.,, n j. Price Sc, fN0 do lars cash.
nv 2I--2w JAMES g. MCNAIR.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-05-30
70 PREVENT SICKNESS,
PEI Z ilN THE zt.NND

NOTHIEG IS more wholesome a; this tir.!s
~ If year than q gentle purgati"e. |, will
purify the blood Ind digestive org ans and enc"
bic the system the better to endure the wal n
season 10 come. Ell this purpose We would
advise every one in quest OF sound h alth, %
try box OF Prot. " uI.drams Vegetable pills
or Powders which have proved 50 salutary the
past two seasons, to All VINO tried them.
For sale at moss Druggists. See ADVERTISE
nent in another column. ~, :N>-21n
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-05-30

FROM EUROPE
NEW YORK May 3o.-I'he steamer City Of
r ,himore, from Q,leeustov n on the 9th has
ari led.
The steamer Samue! Martin has arrived at
7;v4rpool, direct from Charleston, with cotton.
The Conference on the Schleswlg- HnStein
opeston held three hours session on the l7th
instant. All the members were present.
Tye london d .ily News says they can hard
u be SAID TO have advanced single step, ana
that The prospect Of an agreement Is as distant
. ever. NJ common basis Of discussions has
vpt been decide upon The conference ad
iurnea ill ,h7 18th Of May.
RIeSsrs. Pet and Kelley, who were arrested
in Baltimore, last week, aud lent 10 Fort Me-
Henry, have teen permitted upon coalitions
shat bend lie given 10 sell no goods o. jcIion.
allie 70 the military authorities, 70 reopen their
store. Il is statd that there was nc intention
20 SUPPRESS the issue Of the Catholic Mirror
newspaper, ,f lich these gentlemen were the
publishers, although last week 5 number was
virtually Suppressed by he closing OF the
printing Office attached 10 the house. Ii the
meantime. the two gentlenen remain IN prison.
EIanoveytoun j. distant about ten miles FROM
Hanover C"u, House, in sou, heaSter|y di
rpcron and l. IN the west side Of the Panunky
above the White House, ahnur fifteen miles by
the country roads from Richmond
Havana adyiceS OF the 25th mention the
capture Of Monte Christie, ia st. Domingo; by
The Spanish.
President Lincoln has recently pardoned
tveu,y-seven Of the Minnesota Indians who
were concerned In the great massacre
The sixty citizens OF Z. e,1erirkshurg, Va,
arrested as hostages, have arrived at Fort Della
ware.
The New York Army and Navy Gazette
ne.4 ions runor that Gen. Butler has been
removed from his command
The fly is said to be se,iuus.y damaging the
WHEAT crop in Kent county Md.
"a Chicago, the other day, twenty men were
dlaled who had been dead for some years.
4 mo- at Youngstown, Ohio, on the 25th,
tarred and Eeatheret TWO females
Gold, IN New York, TO day, 1881
ATUSIC Mr. W. ARTLETT, Prnfessor
WI vi Music will give lessons, and FURNISH
lnu &c tor Dancing PARTIES Pic Mic, Axcur
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= + Is.
49, ~ ~ v

HATS. CAPa
SPRING sTYhESg
UST received, 3 large and well eelacae0
81 stock CT the latest styles Of
SILK, SLOUGH AND WOOL HATS,
OF ali qualify and kind which ! offer en- tho
most reasonable terms, for cash.
AIs), :; large and varied assortme 1t of Chill
drpns' Ei@'s and Caps. JOHN How ELL,
NH I9-tf No. $50 King stress
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-05-30
& G Q 8 y

gf7HE undersigned hsving purchased the
stock, good will AMI fixtures Of the we'll
KNOWN Grocery and Provision store CT the l":s
John e. Henderson, brg$ leave So inform h;s
friends and the public generally that he is nov
in receipt OF q fresh supply Of CHOICE IA NJ
ILY GEnCERl tI> and most respectfully So
licits share Of public patronage.
w. E. HEN ERSUN,
ap i5-tf No. 226, King ST., coz. Alfred
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-11-24

mtott, ben tihtigsn 6elrberrn bar3nftsLlen.
.@S 1T iein 8er9hi9en! s Der Ieiner Oft3iere
theilt bias Ser9nitget unD pallen sic auI,
bas frau5Siilte 8rlt miro 9roB peroen in
blelen tdilerltdeI Veranitsen @8 1T ebenz
faQS i6rn ldn9lt gum Snterel1e seDedt, piro
eea tuiierltden @eiit IN lid aufnsbncr, uno
lpcm gta4abmungSfieber pprpdrtS getrsetsn
meroeu, bis 5u elmer @epalt uno 8rEBe, Die
fabelb1ft caltebt. i3 nsys68o s3ljb1
Ste molten bod ober bamit niht beboupz
ten, caB mir mterliegen fGnuten, menn es
uns @rnit mare nit benz Siesen fraste Der
9tittmeiiter tuDi9nirt
@bsr audi gang sewiB Weroen mir oas,
menn SO 10 bletbt, Dte es lit, erwioertei Der
Sberit Iebr beitimmt, penn es ftblt unS Ger
Wfann Der unieres 8olfes @eilt entflalnmer
tIun Sur rer bitterlte 2ebeusetn4 perma 4
unlere jeeiSe Oeneratlpn aus benz 5Alums
mer 3u lpeden, in peldem p18 iippi9Ite,
pruntII&tiSte S6laruffeutbum li6 9ewiest
bat b igsa.sg. d sH
Aber Die 66niatn 2cuiIe. lcnlt Der si9ent4
liae neryus rerum bieIer 2rt @eleligfeit,
ion ni6t l@umnern uno ntht bltup iein,
iUnoern an9lterfitGt aus benz @aufellpiele Der
SOfatbmcipbdre in bic !3utunft 6liGen ipraG
Der 8rin;. u mH t1o n
gBa8 t1nn allce Nusl slhauenb bclfen, meiute
WalIenbad etwas bitter. tie bcbe Daule er
telnt niAt, nei1 te abnet nur, eaB llnnatur,
Qitse uno Sdetn in ibtem 2eben uno tn ibs
rer ud4aen umsebuus perborsen liegt. -
Sis liebt aber oas 9eben--ltt liebt ibre um>
sebune--iie Duloet ben Mann tn tbrer Nibs,
Der uns ourd ieiue @eldnIeibi9felt. ointera
lift uno Gi9eniebe in's Sercertsa leitet. =
81 Ste meinen ten Quhelni prablte Der
Jitttmeilter ber1us 2B an HHsj
laoH Still - er tat ilberan leine 0order -
marnte Ma6enb1,u SelbGt BrinS 9cuia
nsunt ibn nur lstie etnen italiniI6en Snur-
fen! Beoenten Sic ben GinfluB, ben be
bsiben AusldnDer, | sr @litfsr,tter 0udN lini
uno Der 9lpanturies 9onlbaip g,mrnnen ba-
ben 9eb,ersr 1iennt licb 1etHlt nit grSbter
8ebasltht it eiaen Varpenii uno rnbult it
leiper StelluuS teim &GntSe nit srenSenlpie,
i5redbeit 500 lI.tpauj38 s1g df
pa aaGen Sie Oo9 DaS ben &Enis erfabrell,
iprad beftis Der Nrin5 5a9en 9 esod
ter RSuiSin, pie e,bdrmlidl Der 0iardelt
9udeiini ben lie 10 stra iiehtin ibren 3ir.
telns an9el&rIebentlt g 81 sfH3s +.
73 H91J9u. (SrrtSssuns fDIst) elp I1d
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N Gssti eei. rfie rg9ee uNs suebee.ucnee SaaFIoltsr
mt!0f id a!s GsrSea = Ken 40 & e,ioa's Wntbn.
stehigen ersagh SddtIitdst la;dr yrntreuplser
eetgn alliat ter ces AtHeHd rer Ntebijn I'm HE.
brigea SfNie pisaetsEQ itd jey tsstn,aBiS aefle
4frtt uip tR se lUer srenen une nits NrfeS Whnen-
ben I'D sterirSer BE sHnetrit Aaer mefde Ii alt d-
er sDetie t9 tire Sdnff rnine esrins asea i9 tutn-
isn sr; Sceaton t1t esBglt tur netarensts sn ere
tannt nb eas ene saaubieuNgsp Dslote tehaBbts
tn ieinsr Siire Itesen. -''Hi -l''l -
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x,.r & 4. y, ss !, h rssemiihss sassete Nrit
wtttel unb 8etautluns ine aasn ankena sGnsi unbr-
tdnnt. @r tt transebilfet etne 2ebe Eeldes In
ben 8rbetsn Scptdrn @urcpas une ten eren eeies 2a
beg iub abts ndmidA; GHelans, 6rnntred anb tn REM
Se9lee gen Tnaeelsbtd u h ts e. BAT etae axs eeRa-
tere YrariS, ais ane anbereA NerStt btr QBtt li9 ~
NJ Der ptldtr @ Der pFese hss Dr Solution attim Sibt
sann f nertranen ffae Gbre als Waun wrb ittne @e
A1StdNetstt als Mut .98gpfI.a3 e9yg il
l 07-g Office; Tp. a 9 al Ert6erid ira Sc, uxter
Ssns pon Ha!tusortas. aetea tsr ,rStitsstaae ls
hdutfrdnttsittrs susrbem (tnel gtbeiIt4 rs.
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@sfa aDrltae &ranfbeit.

@enR ber irrtgeleitete unHuee Singing dusFnSet taS
ben Retnt oier ner;baften Trauteit TT @ dusenem-
fubI bic 8ur&t pcr 9pthefun3 TIN abl9red Gs an
Sene gu ensen aaI @els e R Sci5e err @rstebua aab
ms a aaf IIS sEss SES
pie .. etn nit geidn en- sa4j. SdlS, eine b6is
Raies @mer s xcpft urS tnfeI Glie @baGkne see
@e6ts Eaubtet Ausw de eer Saat Riirten an Sei-
nex lne armen Simmer i'm @rlte une Zen Grremiti-
ten @ 3isen, no fana eee lebeI NIT eiper IbreGtea
S&nslStet eer 9 f6rtten BIS Sulest Der Gouien unt
bic Natnnoen einfdtua eds Spfer err frtbaren Grant
hett ein @eeenitaub les eies mre uub Ger Spb leen
l6rtdtben Seicen haeHrH elm Gnbe mat buser tin rad
enem 3ante 1rn9t ein 9eIenser 3uriftetrt
IS III ene rdurisr Stntiate sas Eauienee bteer ftr6t
Barren Erdnbett gum EpieT auen In Scta her nse Id,
ltdtet unwtleuee grdbler wede burd Mnmeueuns eaeS
ben BET hes 2ebens IN Elm eleees Daieta eerpauseIn
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ital.eS bes t8nsliseH GpRtsgms gBaasdrS In 9pn
bon graburter eines Der erlea meoinen @eaegen Der
@er Staten ter ben srS6t Stl etnes 3ebens tn ben
5olpitalern rpn 2pabp @arts pblncelptia
Stabten ,ueebrat bat eirge Der puNesr Sernsea
nonenbet nrn Sc ea HE e6te rsr Atseistn NETS I'm
Srantbeen len, irte !. g. euG bic bet pl6slten Ge-
rdu&en iu ebr erefen bic u pit errOtben BET eertHstn
&Itnietettea u. + n. Wurhen aueeabfltb 9ebetlt. 9r
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! lir5 { sIptelir.

Die sisle Ssusnee we!ds Fatisab ftr Iesten eeensrha
Sabre III Gle er f+iir p ee Nienge ipd-
tAst rnnt1rjtl@eH zero tehen wtfs VI StbRiir di:.
tupEteu esHea s ttnpas 1aprertepys rele antete
TftleFtR te'pofFta r eo1 fdS Y tuu W e,eSe.sriien
1talen EntsrIt9i Ftas2 tart,hia 8eSul auf ie,nen
Ghaiafter els Ghrt maa s3gtne al Ubarafte unb Ge.
mlentaftatea s seiseReen tlss biurcifenbe SsrSEr.
IPk knrnA T--Nfs'-
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DGs feitsise nns rplieubeSe srHdbfsEonies Bitters
u ,sei 5A ,Mnfefer Settl . i1n ni s9W
MS Die 6onigbIume (T'he HoHeysuckle@
ELIXIR 1fl DE W.T. e.

FIr
Defs Eeae gtter8 peGes felt lnnae einen SUrtaaIsGsa
uf tn europa btiSt ums tn bem Sanbe f@nen tn ebrou
fomm III aus bent renfen GDGnas tn DerttnbuMe mtt btg
9Snes Dber GdScdrtaatEM TN 2Ee9e pet Denudttcn Ver
rtte uub bat m baeIte In slen AnftAtumeen bet eebes
Wtsre unS spr perssVa eetiet unh ~
.1I. @Gas 5oasSstsani uaisrsr sssts- raad
bstrc&tet. -
SOteltefser MeaurattRre Mpribfer &C. fnttn In btsNn
rubt ene GerttHUls nsGf beS yrCSsS ba
enaI sefoltet ee SGuier rit chns SaeIt letn m.
len Ntt MIC eneare ipgen9nts @tterS bdng eaelbs
ben 6erGbnlten pyuien" p8eNilteer JloGru pnt aDes
@ttquetteH ab ba fsnS rertbppl
uGrpte jten rerfertStrSrbga peren Wifunsen cbts
Sr96ne Idn6t Dpftgren onerfdRnt pCrben Emo 10 ic
bet es wehet e Ertntet nod Mrste bet 60 nueube,e
Mis Eriut ett bertfss ttner Glesana Setu
tett bee Be ekhnt1deS aIa unuteftrcifer ba.
Wbpleid Retail Meenten f6nnen NIT trgenb einetE aOu
ttt6t eeies rprs1eIsn Dtstets tn atn Dusenh Quart
6Ialneu bur6
a7~ nfhae ben edIIeinigen Gtsner cai1T
q. 9 or Seo. . q sS1hDreus, @cte boz uomAeu@r.
ScSeIliiber benz S5RGrtSe, eSGltisaOgss
perlrret wereen -
Stsiflf 81 flute 5lai&e III act BITE ats nit BEN ssseI
Gtgners auf BEN 6ert perieben 10 .s~,,.. ,-:,.,S
gDte6erSerfdhfer ertaln t l oee BtserS auaetsrfts
ten euaar- -Ittbperarbs MnebGneelntlter gratis nUr
Dte ttereR 5IGiden wsreen tppG resa Set orr na0ee
BeaeaunS nit $l00 Dussn6 Francp 5crniprrtu sdnun
ssDradst. N fls stjsH TsHreT
0rameD, Nrrac, GCptCD sSbisfp Wmnss QTeneew
empfttbIt it3 O. Esvrx,
so HiJ s9rJiHn58919ls6 IeGe SGnrns9snD eembenffr,
(20Apr III gelenubff Nern ASurftt
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Be7cnpere III bead en-

Or. ptnfrn ttetet aen 2tnen leint SIie an tpelef@
blr fpl6e ssbetme e unnturlide ei une R6rser ,er-
crenee Ir bic Mrbttt bte @eenItae unS bic ge un6te
mddenbe Qnfet aeidrdd baben. 1859 ll3EllS :
Ser limb etniae Der rGursen unb tetfdessUertkeu Sol
gen her ruben GeSrbnbetten res gafers Sdw DE i'm 8it-
ten unb ben Gliefer Ger;en in 3rSf 5hrdhe ees &C.
6s, gern Der Wtu tera 6srstlppien ne bDie llnru6e
RdeeRhwdhe unrrbnuns ter 8erbauunss Srsaue, anaes
ntetnt Guttrdftune. Spmptpme Der 56rtuhiu@t fI1 -"
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w- gpielipaaren. saa
4g5u WieDerperfdufer ns3l9H9
fFar Ucrad trn
GHieL unS @dIanteriesYS aaren

SpieI Mnc @aIanteriesgEaarem
ma sdenst tit trsebent Najeise tas nr ittt Gre
gHGnrtn fir gSsthndnten Gnepepddt baten unb ;u II
berfktit tsen preren ebesben 8sfrnbers MADDEN
unrer Srma perSut& In Zen btntgfen Enbriten Oeutlh
lambs une SranfretHs aussemdbIt rurNen. lin nstotsR
Suipruh Bitten Gdwer1tmaun G l. Go.
t9nUs1Wtt 327 SB. HaItsmcrear. sberbaIb 9Owar efr
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beseagen as eia eenee 6et ure eu ssluer SSrYer bic
nethwene sfen Gricrserne sur erslitcn @l delieet!
ne a rbe teis ir6 bic 9eiie res 9tbsaS sr raurlen
guseriaMt. die Analipteu hes Seb nScfrinlern i'd e
lib bic esle r;re sretiifen Getsntna l,e me-
landrien Betraduneeus ras iins etc Urerssn msld,e
&eeere esHieEtn rerfreiaert ijRe teM
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fin,.1tQ Ut. l.-I-.l.3.

BITE I'D eur@ betmdt Qafer eel6wdca ha6en Ste tie Is cit
bpieu Qeuten pber In Der Sue lete eereM yrl
gen, ne alaattt fpiiren ifltt i'm S6aie eur Qplutip
mem bic, renn unsebeift, ee Gte tntSgltd maiden unb
Rtrper no Getit serSren Cnten icertie nbtbt3,n t
tt teun, Splde @ericnen mieu beer s eisa lii lie
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9etHg,

Die dredben gstrtunsen tes sdIters n6 itHr gu fr&.
ten. Deruf bes @ebdhtnes, 8erwirruns Der Sbee Sc.
brIdbeit Der eifesafe b0le Ntnun9en atneieuns pCr
Der Sefeli1aft, rtt adj Ginlamtete wiFtrGneu 9eeen
I'D tl6i. 5aitinntrt G 10. ltee eintss ter aItmsnen
Srlss. 0 e,se se,ssa-:l,-gr ee-...,.-...,
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.AerrauEle 0DeIe /. .

EseRsHrattRrase eU ass mn6 S6s3s
aIeineu seebrtea i5reunben IaS beuI RISIitnm ma9s
q eiernit Sic s4nsegs, baB M baS @ca felt 5apren on
ieIe gase etabrts @ei&dt tibernrmmen babe unb Be-
aEubta Elm re@5atses 3GSsr bon H5uen CIib gear6eis
teteu srenfeibsrn neueFer necn 80 ben tiofen rei.
fen busrat6s 9aiteu nn6 au Ote nuf 4esuun0 onfers
steep perse trfc fir g5interrSGe In5 eienaeuse ii
Zen Scrteu nat "a aen Breiien. - Terner cine auss
lpGgl Sieseaiere Gt51e &C., lctais Ge in bieiss $50
sini@Iageube Grtigel.
. W vie 8easEenseu peSben preuipt, Sints unk
EasseRec sria angefeTGst tperbei;- 81. aff
9y. e. GAat{es.
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ecbeinsen Rraufhetten

sertod rertes cs ca ts 5su8uae esunitisett @6lo&5e
In benz Raden anb G6eeern @ntnouneen Der yterea
nnt Blae, SaamsneraeBun8en, Sbsade Ter Nerren Afa
eenitwdbe, Nsatsfti, NeserselblaBenbei 0erHanres-
f6wdte serStlspftn S@i& ternbett Steri Ausen6gdte
S4wnbel, 2ppftmer3, Gnt3ansun8 Salies, her gfas
Der Qitnee ees IRasens her Gnaer.ee aGer jener
neteI bic epa eewen 9steiae. Gswefna Ten Ser Suse
elGe ibren Opfern eeiihrer inh ais Ger Strenen Sc.
fang BEN gefdbren hes sies terrusren ns Ascnn ni9
ieitte 0etetlt wer6f ihre sl6ueneeR snuu9en rernt
ten Shwdde ter Gpnltwcn bercrrbringen, bic @be ue
5ali MAIDEN NuS ;ulsbt ben sSfper uns tnrl seraSrea
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g. b.irath .ie Ypfrlonen.

sttr eel6e iSele f6 taeerlerabsn teabiGsen unS lb
ptsIl6er Smdte pter etues aeeren ptrbe nss bemu5t
fnt, ieltcn unpersusd Dr. Scbnarn ;u Hatte jtehe.
VIE internte scesn bic Gbe pbhihe eeiftse Ser
rattRug 8ebartsi Der ge 3ittern unS Gdwde,
6 fb5pans bes f@redifiten Irt tuerbsn ftnea t1rtr
Derienige we9er Der Gebanhlung un6 1iircree BON
Dr. Srbnfrn un;er;eet lam ibm dls ntm Gbrtnmaune,
rtne Burt M anoertreuen unS sxSsrl6tl auf feline 6ttt,
LGe @ei9sdlthfe!t ssrIaIjea.
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g oee s. ii5ppati 81 {.
3nr l1ntsro.i!tpaa S:r Qnadta:.sre etatlirt.

Der sin;iIs Wab ,sa = 22elt, tpo fidatrs,
1d3neGe aso7Su 10 Nsglt Va H1llz i.
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DR.. Johnston,

per stn;ia. 2lt3t weidtr mt
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Oreoniltas Ghmda;s

rtrb uNbersusft geAlt nnb bic rSe Gra peOsr beree
Relt Dtees Iurt6dre 9e en- oefes eG5 2ebu eieb une
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-11-07

BOARDING, by Mss 8. e. WATKINS,
I'D LeisA street, bssuesa sixth aad Seventh.
no 7-Ns
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-11-07

The Congress of the Confederate States meets this
day in this city Of Richmond, which General Grant
was to have taken six months ago. but which he has
not taken 10 this day. There are very serious
doubts, indeed, among the best disposed OF his
friends and admirers outside of the city whether he
ever will take it at all while inside of it there does
not exist doubt upon the subject so far as we have
been able to learn. The Congress of the Confederate
States at least must feel entirely secure upon that
point, or they would hardly have ventured within
the SOUND 81 his guns, knowing what a prize they
would be should he capture the city and make pri-
soners Of them all.
The object OF tho present session will be- no doubt
10 make every provision possible for the prosecution
of the war. That great duty, indeed, eomprehends
everything. No question can arise which ia not
CONNECTED in some degree with it. The country ex-
poets ko Congress that calm, digni6ed, deliberate
consideration of public questions which belongs to
their exalted station.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-11-07
THE TWO DOGBERRTES.

Governor Seymour has followed the impctuous
Kentucky Bramblette Ia small briar) in issuing his
proclamation against military interference at the
polls Bramblette tells the civil officers of Ken
lucky fhat they must not permit military intefer-
ence at the polls that if military officials present
themselves so to interfere, they must be arrested
but that if they come with force too great the She
,fs holding elections at such place. militarly be-
set, shall close the polls and go their ways Gov
ernor Seymour does not speak Of the contingency of
superior force, but tells the sherffs they must
case of military interference, exercise the "full
force of law" and call OUT eff need be,' "the
power of their DISTRICTS
These Dogbcrry Executive officers in their orders
to the sheriifs to comprehend" all military per-
sons about the polls, do not comprehend their situa-
tons nor the circumstances surrounding them
States and State rights have been long dead in the
hearts of the Northern people, and are now dead
politically; and they, as Governors of States, have
40 more life and power than 80 many wax-fgures OF
departed heroes in a show. They may talk largely
they may even threaten; but what can they do
Nothing Lincoln is Imperator He may defy
Them and does defy them. lie will send his spies
and military officials Just where he pleaSes. They
may talk Of resistance. and they may call for
troops but, like spirits called from the Vastly deep,
sthey will not come Bramblette evidently fears as
much, whenSle advises his sherihs to secede from
the polls and leave them in the hands of the mill
tary when they appear i'll force. Lincoln regards
the proelamatons of these ghostly governors very
much as the lion did Don Quixotte. The Don Or
dered the cage door to be opened and challenged the
lion to combat. The lion regarded the chevalier
for a moment, and turning himself about presented
his hinder parts at the door for the contemplation OF
the knight, and then laid himself down quietly to