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The New York herald., 1864-10-11
tasr, OF New yorx, Oesoss. Ia. 1884


CyxARE,
ssssesh'p Corsica CRr,, L-sssuner, xssssssaa ia-
Bars Aen 4 slI<e 81. M-,onrl rfees--n arr.
haFk sssan Las ,rl, roos.en, fernss reneern's
Bs,s ss S.l,, < s' Asssra sRr u sosn.o yssg. q; o.
sr,s y wssnsr. .sfgmsn, sorsrrss Nouroe 8 D sart
sr,g mme siesmsrs. s.csrnors Tssaia stcn ~ L'nd
sr ossm,s 1so ,sr lis, Trusi and rorss islands,
sc,. saaua tBr, s,sdmau. -aaiiAx Ns-gho- whn-
msy,
Scar \ sras ION; MGIrscn, wa4hins'oa--i. Kenny
Sen I Johnson. as ~. s'.s.o.-s s-awlssca
sssg s,a M Ss saas ss.s s,:s:ss ssosl
AakiNE Ed
s,nss., ce;s,s Hwy css, n ~. ss .ss Sss
''ssSa sssss s' a.s.. sas: vss ssu;sa
ossS s oa nsd ~ osr, saa ros
1S sos rnssr @ ~ - - a & 70 - psed % s s e
pcg,ons; y So = q ,'e.iaes ~, .s..
Ioand l. wis wsc streas upper par, .: the 0ui.
sh,r Fairbanks Bup.e washington 10 roura qssA
sss ss.nss, s y.suse Z .rs Portland ss a.. and
'rssseass 20 4 5 CsoEvels.as.
Jss ss.a ] aswssa soS1 is m
shlP rersevtrsrce !O5 L~crpao Rehcr,sos L.serro',
Co. Had as e,sas Va sod s s.ss The aes. days
ssp n srsmA Tssnse. cenoa, Is days. IN bal
sp N'P,ssp r. New % ps.sss 2: ss,s s...t w
uy bshas, one of which ~ ruarksG q II X
ship ,saaile stae lscos Boston, Co.l, In ballast to
Bark Ms.rons Bride arnarvon ws'ss Jones' Alroa
Fay, Coz, rs daye. win WOO, 20 KoOp Satt'er Co.
Bark Feikn, Blanchard Car.iT 10 Days with r7sFoaG
ron. ORDER. on Sable tsap company wfIe sh,
9 @ancsp from Cardiff for New YORK.; sept "a 's - 81
! SON as c. SPOKE hsrr Anus Walsh. sscerrg +.
Balimore3. SHAW, Rotterdam.
20 go a WIN tn 'nss % ana y psssnssss& & 70 cs ns @
II n g @ spots o s' r S1s stella Is % Sss Dsnnsc
Rsre Goethe tEor> Cruz oporsa. oseays with ssn 10.
yas. rsst ar. Lnekeu, Cow Boy IL days. with sosl
sss i.srnplrh.er Norris por, Royal days. 10 ballast,
1 ~ n srrli & Abbott =
Bsrt Atlanta taews. wlea Deep River. Conn. 70 Mur-
EtiG taterpr-e Ggincle Grand Cay, II, IL days VIA
| ssl,, 10 II Brooll1rss 60.
hs Leyiaiasn, fyiar Zaza 20 dnys win melasses 70
BTg per.s 1873, Lssen Bonairc "A days. with salt. 70
! j ri A Oewoli
ss,s Moonlight, Small acs Ray, il days. with GOAL to
/ sshr Francis Post Key wes. IL days.
& sehr Noses naha ar psy,s nsSTSsSnn; w & p aaso
| Schr Amanda N.n.sieJ. Joassport. 10 days.
\ schr Sarah achnron, Boston
| Schr r N Clark. Clark, Midlleiown for Albany
1 .Schr Esri, -, Albany for Boaton.
| Schr Jcet Crosby. Albany for Boston.
+, schr D NJ srrnch. Co'e a bsns FIR Bosion.
Schr ns. .cvefng. iopes, Port Even for fanrtor
Scbr .sni Brown. slro1g, Rcr ioat for Proy6e nee
hchr u Becker. Nash, Ron iout for S'o,inston.
sc!r Coan-rti,ut. Staples Eondogt for New LondCE.
BELOW.
I Brig Progress, from Mst.apau.
gh-siesmsrs chamrion. Abaav. CITY Of Bate, De.-oit;
chip ysrs tsrs Condor; brig Eastern Star schrs Hu
Vista. lya sheldon WIN Amen. NARY and Lucy fhissou,
Marid F.isabetn, rownend. panl Holmes Geo Hayt,
! I0th-ste~unship Corsica.
! Wind at sunset ".
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s,IARRlAGgs SNo OgAVts.
4gn.ri~&.


4u--Cr,rxw-At StToug riace Hapt~l church, pvoch-
evn - Mssoesday, oCiooer &, by tins Rev. Henry
fro-,tr aF.sB RAlFs. ot ATr1s, v. ". NKltfs
o. asst GsrsaIer 81 l. ;. Siaske, rsc, al BrossyB,
BIO ards
New Hsyeo pspess o'esec COPY.
BsTa1slp--S spnrxs;IoS.-In Block,yp. T. D.. on Wed.
sesosy Ootoasr ., oy tes Rev VITA II. 'ohrsor,
Ms.Tpr HsFTKln 70 MISS E4Fr A. SAr@sGros No csros
MArSs-N ooISs IA, IND apoiIs inc. On Is,,frsoay
rs,oter s, hv tie Fev. Henri isy " II. Nargs Unit
led Ssles Army, . Nsns NJ daastter OF shtca Toosn.
ESQ, ui Indianapolis
AoaAs-clARa At San Frsroisro, on Thureccy, yuly
IS, tia Rev. Natrcr hsl,a her, A. loRAN "
SscY smento, ~ I svy Joe
Hou-KARsiFN -sls satufd ~ October 3, ~ the Rev.
face Gallaudet, NJ r. m317. tc Mrs. wrgrrxsA EAxs-
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT tae vesdsoce OF :ae brides
eareais On Mortsy, October ~, by e Fec H.. 2o.v ve
Mr. RssDAL kac2osALD 20 t,ss AGsss I. EeosS. ell cf
1bs city.
oaI-B4s sregs,--on Wednesday September rs, by
che kev Mr.. SeacA, WV II. tiI, of New ycrE, 20 LEO
rYs.. youngest dangnssr q Joan Il Danb1idse, or
Erookyr. No CARDS.
isoe-ct sep--cu "Wednesday, ocsoesr $. by shs Rev.
%ua T. coreiii FEcG, OF Ire troy Conference,
80 aixeoEAs = Ilttf, oi tlrs c.'y
I1Iyros--NlsaS --on ainTtSav, October 9, II Esspe
~ sight lev. Bishop lIase ~ ~ LAT Eor rhNrcR
sd CshsT,s .shs dass htsg of te Rs. tsaes Nixon,
sl New lfoatashirs.
fyNfscB--RA My.-Io Broehyp. or atuSday October
.. hy lev ir E.ries W,tiAsa l., TGsisoS. o. paris
Erstce, SAasAsT ssil1, only 1srs hter or john Il
Ezgey No catos-
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4 uoysos NoricG.-s. I. cALDwELL, AUCTION.
lure ia rsnes "a. and ssss, @ x.ross sas '1iAi
superss essvexr sx xrscs = ooc rissoicrn.
This Dsa sasyer yeaar,s"atSs Fis'e e. oor H..
nj the residence 2s Sea foGrrs.t street Eighth
The ae eosgsss ,aas II ~ richsi, ssa most e.aso
rs'sy crsca Peree ylrnisre ever oleie1 ~ pnoic
c ana TO 10 sab. mtaa Any rssarse An eran'ns''"a
rsriors con,sa rani fel sus q rofevaed IA.
or Furniorr a r'ca caorai nraae a satin: rosewood
slssiea spfeEa'i 'ae sosiv PATH' ofnamen's' i'cA
aAGs,F,cESy ROSEWOOD r5ayoFoRTE,
s,aoi ana Cover, ,.,
earvs is .a a,o na r9a.n
Aso arsacre-es election OF tsrs fn'nings r,sewaod
ano 49, - aps ~ sbas iehy carved 'essi snd bfas
carved eas' @ss wssns ds sofa ds n nR- osTclotn;
en rsfa slr aAnsses 'rom ~ - LJ roands, made 10
Il ming aeoas F.ri,i,s Consisting Of Extension
bn a. IL l. oak Arm caar-, silver War; rch Chi q
u, ana EpTsav-d s'ds.sas- og Try 1escrirdoo.
Carmen =. i'leaiaaee 10 cart, paeA or mp goods
e BCRsnsa, AUurIoNEER.
"a. Anr,oo :'ae = 'Asnincen, sorsehold
ruimsaT Iiann4cfie fant MS, a.tarT, bronze vases
Drawing Aao,n Suiss, siysr W4re aai many rare and
4iwss sxteenih s,th snd sixth avspues.
Dya~iag -s1asrs sus covered With brocate Of
We sich.st de,asp en " soIas Shats o,lamsrs ne
gooeasc pate Ass ioors lncol.nnres. Centre Iaeies
II tnasers vcst curtan.. Bronze CLOCK lace Curians
saaaes wSgnacant rosewood Ianosorte The richest in
surY, Nose peoks: Gfonie ei,taArs-Hamet. Ninerv.,
yteppa, 81 G'ure on4 thr Dragon shs spere match
isrs1s ~ NorAso.. fra pecr ~ aoasea sso~ psin.
ings by i'ewens> ..,nner Seeses ana sann,y snrsv-
Nars,obes Coca ses HAIR Mattresses Blankets sheets
aonnserp COS 5ua.i hx.ns'Sn iaps Sn, p,nner
ers. Urn Inner aa Tea service spoons Forks oysleg
TGrc-n, Cake rss.eL sae psrempioFy. N DCon pstent
4 AZ
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CORPORATION NOTICES.
Tyiry or Sgw YoRz-OEPAnTnESro OF YrsAScf,
LEASES sp - FusIio bo1ss, giKss AND SLIPS AZ
Tn. rant 10 collect and retain the ~hadsve for the ~
Of the tsrn~uoned Docs piers ana snp<
or cf s~n from The Bres dsy ul Novcm"
Is4 Will be sld ~ ptnlic Alc,on Al tire civ hsh -
tuesday. October ta lsst q, y .slccs =
NORTH Rfv ~
Lot No. T. r ef No n,
Lot No. q fter 81 ihs foo, of Watts str~eA
Int No 3--rsr u, foot ~ Charlton Mrset
LIT NJ a--p ~r VI %, Of tlng s,tfst
i ot ~ s-r'~ N foot q. H. ton sreet
Terrsar c,uA ~ alA I, No bsf 81 Toe Co"p"e"e
Ot1rr
- Matthew 7. BHkNHAN, Compushs1
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vVILt'Aa A.nnrr. AucIicHeEA ~ VIRTUE
w WI sell ai "a hiia auction or
wedrestsv Il. is0t T. 4 n. nc rogtents 0;
lhe liecr 40 S.spnd cotnr n Twenty eenh
T'ue,, 6ra dies Gas Ssrfrls Coma
tars &c WM. LYAiS, uey tor Iortgsere.
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sHlrrtxc.


SrEAs wEgALY 10 .LEgEspooL. TOUCHING AT
York srs iN,iadelpbl b.. rsap Company nnman ine,.
crryM< ne United ale. mails intend aasrs,caaa tns
ti ps"Ted Clyde ssf kon steamships as Iono oc, -
n.s
cISy x nv ~ Oct ~
ana every seding saturday at noon pier - Scr
rr~r.
!, nArrs PASSAGE
'A s n gold e.s sqayesr; s,.s.rs In sarrene,
y 90 Le1ion....ss Do to i.ision -. s.
S .sfsss 70 T.sur, s Bs bs y f;s,' -; y
'sss"osera asc forwarded tn Hsvre Brcnsn EoUerdam.
1870. Sc. At souaily low aes .-r a.. ans
siN'ra- ss ihosc who 'sa :, s,si iof s,srr frsuds
Hfi - ticsefs hrrs a. ia"Sf tass
f, Hrs s~ us'y bsit "tir lfen set'ans and AIRY
. .js, sls ssa..sors Sereneca ,rssoas aTs "aaa'
~ ,,-il- isieima.,ra srpa girerpoc 70 VILLAS
i,We> hsrns = y t'nr sirast: (. 'iaf v 70 Aba,a-
~ Ss''s ,.Ts 4 ~'ssl MS ;,own
Cks a. King wG.sa eat - fRri = LkS oECouE.
q IN. jSor, Dame ec,'es rAos . y bourse; Ia
55HN @. DALE, Agent 10 ssoz ir's. Ssw YORK
ty,Hs LONDON AND NEW Yoas ,fNAmaHlp %
intend desratchiuS their new sri vast cnss r. .an
jron's amshps Tor London 6treet shoa the foo~ng
sssss ssosa q ss'l =. a...e sR 's ssG Oct %
Es.ses passage payable 10 raa. lo,vtisnt
sfrs, cabin ...-......-s6s s' csa.n SO
Sseoad .aoin g. eerod eaon-...t..... =. =.
'ssreraec 49,. 70 sesiago ............-., 70
for passage apply CASA wgrgrsy. ~ ,-oao,y.y.
For fre,hs apply South street Advances m.s on
Eerohs udfse ooasiFhrc fis1a in .aioa OF
ders.aed These rtcGacs II London w,tt sesn
OF The SANE f5r e ehSunsi ports Rot'erda
Ams.ardan, ST Penrss1ss, gen, Bordesux opor
TO- iibraiisr Alexandria 5nyrns so-s,antiDope snd
odessa ROWLAND .sPlNWALL, AEeuta.
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no MIlLISERS AND COUNTRY sroR.KgEPERS.
L AT GRAND STREET CiEAe srOSE,
Millinery dntvrrr.i every 1sy icom varioun
nur cns sold n"oa r. ln.p Ribbons Vel,
Hornes But,ner. Also iDh icis Ftoe
and fea,her4. We cBgtu. cAciI~f than down towp
jobhers sell pie e. cal EOW,ND HlDLff.
81 Agd 3ii5 t:r,Hd ,rd - Al n streets
fit o east from Bowery.
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GALES an .xUumor.

A CCrEoN HofIcE--A. - CALDwELL. AUCTION.
n eer TO purchasers t traiiy costly Furni.
ture, Ii-n Ffenca ~ and Agntei M1rrors
supertly csrvee( 70 e Pianofcrc,
Git.u@~ n.
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sulPPsN NE. s.

Almanac sork>sy.M csr
........... n5 nooSfalss< I ~
sua sHrs........... ~ rscy ~ %
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-01-04

A GENTS WANTED. EVERYWHERE TO SELL OUR
q splendid Steel Enuayngs and celebrated Stationery
Prize Packets These packets contain 6ne writing paper
envelopes rich jeweiry novelties &C. rai for Is cents
worth hve times IS much Agents receive free Gas
handsome gold solid silver watch, warranted.
chnnce to make 425 invested will yield SIS Sl00
For full particulars please send for circular call and
amino large stock Of beautiful packets the best assert
ment put up g. s. HASKINS 4 CO., Sc Berkman
street. New York prize package engraving
oldest In the United States.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-01-04

rTUpsON RIVER RAfLRoAD.-rRATNs FOR ALBA.
III NJ, Trcy the Eor,s and wss, Leave chsposrs street
q b22 r. M from Thireh street. Tickets be
81 any Of the oces o. WBs1C0TTs Express In New York
and Hrookyn checked NJ the house 10 all
the road ana 10 Saratoga SPRING.
NEW yoRK. HAnLnn AID ALBANY RAILROAD
IN Iscreosed sccunmeAaslsse Trains for Albany and
fysy tAs Roh 81 wes ssve twenty sixth street depot
- ~ ~ tsv york sss Albany Nt1r H.,
S1S@s'' IN IA A C NJ III ,y,x,slssasI
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A BOoKKERPER wANTED-ALsO THREE CLERKS
~ ono for steamer; an entry clerk, salesman two
tons always Only reliable ONCE In this city, Apply
at Merchants Clerks Agency. 80 Nassau st.
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yNANTED-A COMPETENT, NEAT GIRL AS CHAM
w bernad and waitress: must be willing and good
perrd Protestant preferred bring city references Apply
al 1873 9Th av, from 10 TO- l2 A. NJ.
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A MAN wANTED-TO TAKE CHARGE OF PRO
~ vision store; also an entry clerk several dry GOOD
saesmen for grocery, collector. clerk for steam
g. eopyist and porter Apply at the Clerks Registry
Nassau st.
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DOY WANTED-IN A DOWN TOWN JOBBING
ID house; who resides with his parents and
afraid Of work 500 first year. Address, with reference
D., Herald Office.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-11
TRUsTEh'S SAI,E.

QY virtue OF q GSed Of trust, made and eSeouted
- to me by BenjAniin 4. GoOu~iu and Aunio
GOODWIN, bis wife, bearing date on the Ih sWN OF
July, A. D., 1850, and which d-ed 1. ,,I rtcnr,l
In the State Of West Virginia, shall proceed 10
sell At public Auc Ion, at the IIOnt door vt Ih
House tor Marshall Y la tltS fUNu of
vIlles on Wednesday Ih0 2Oih day OF Aprit. A. a.
1854, to the highest aud baAt bidIsr tue IJI1w,IE
described property, tO.Wlt; beginning Ht Er rIIl
tree On The OauE OF the UhIU KiVer corusr to ti,n
lands Of MtltOI JOnc:; hrncs s. $50 4 6S noes to y
White YAK 1t the top Of the hIIi curuer TO Frol r
lex Smith; thence y. $40 Il. ~ poles To u l,ru,t:
thence . 60 % poeS " Linu at the head uf d. ans
thence down said drain ith the 90 Ie
Ever; thence down the river wIII tfs u,..,trTi,,a
70 the beginning; cOntaiHIhE ThirtS IgU) H.rss
more or ~, 1t being the sane property h. tei0iye
conveyed ny Jacob CralaUr and wife to tFeuI AuiiH
=. HoodWlnel by deed bearing dale tho q IA uAy Fl
OCTOBER lS5e, and which Said deed Is OF REGARD ip
the Record, RS ONCE Ut thS County COurt Of Mar.
shall county, in book 13, IuTu :; Lao All OF said
dOodWtn aud wiGsB right. title ard interest in 4
certain Lot and IVuSo sltUat, uu the baLk UE the
Ohio river, 10 MaFshI1l county, vir- -t4iH I hsiuK
smith 10 Stephen Lay and drvtVd By SIrI h.0 UAy
70 J. Z. Ramsay aud decided 10y j. g. Ln,usCy 10
BenJAnln 3. SOdWiu, aud bounded ~ IUIIOWA:
beginning at ktako ia the road il sAih Bays line
aud running with lS IUAd up the IIVSr EAiys 10
stake in the TOGl; tIiOnr- to p.il oak Ou tbs
point above the House ia sAtd DtS's huo. theIrce
win said Itue to tue DeSIuutuE Including Onb acre
be there more or lrse, aud ilIg tIk IA front OE
the river, VII Gu said deed irUm j. 8 RAInssy AAid
HonJauln r. GOOdWlp, IS ct record tn IiIr KU, or
doFS Uthee Of the County CDUIt Ui MIrSLalI cuun.
~, West Virginia, In ItJOk l3 folio 129,
Selling a. trustee, sh II cousey UuIy such title
a. 10 In me vested,
TEAMS UP PeAL..-onO half cash aud The baI.ucO
In six months, and the title retained u I'll til bal.
mr9ltd O. l. CRANMER.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-11
Commissioners Sale of Real Estate
on Main Street.

pr virtue Of decree Of the Circuit Court Of Ohio
y eoonty' ehtSTed on tue I'D o1y OF March, ISUA.
Ia the case OF Peter aud EIln YR.ueII D. ,t.Ir
next friend, against the Nortn W stvr.i BaYk OF
the front door OF tue Court HOUSE OF a. 10 TH,,,
on y ;TuEsDAf: : TME Tn1hD LAX OF mar NEXF,
best bidder, the following property, to Sjt: III,
loloWlng GescriOed pArs Of Lot No seven - rOnE-
inE on NAin street III the cit, OF Wheeling that il
to say, the northeastern part OF katd v Iro,tin,S
on Main street hitythrse feet aid tArce .,t,J ,,I
third inches, and running back with line arSIIel
With the southern line Of said Lot M I hIIT-,,x
teet two iucteS, being tho part Lot 40 Z al. re-
said set apart IN SuHAIty 10 John r Ynru.Il n ID
zAchaFiah YatnAIl. rhe property viii b. s,,lI In
two EepatNte PARCELS each iroDtIuH TIVE TiTv.,x Ia
and seNen and tNO NO-third iucLes gu Main u, re[
TRRMs OF SALE --cpe fourth . the purchase money
to bu paid In casi, aud the REMAINDER in Ih co Al
instaimeuts OF Elk, twelve and eighteen IpyriI,.
pTith Interest from tue day Of sale, tho ruTshIseT
giving bond with s1tisIHcO security i.r Ihe LtIur-
red payments, but 10 lave tue privilege AZ III, UD-
tiOn OF Pa1i9E the Whole purchase money ~, cash
or Of paying tn casa GREATER proportion the. vOf
than one fourth.
mrSl:id DANIEL LAMB. commlsstoner.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-11
VaIuabI Coal Lands for Sale.

'T'HE undersigned Trustee tor HoSter A Gn Edsine.
Il ton, nt her instance, oilers for .AIx u I,IFt ~
three miles eAst OF the Uity OF Wheeling, otto
county, West Va; said part oForeG tor ssit, VII
contain from Ten TO hEsen ACIes Q; lon suit
banks In the cOunIy,whch has bHon opened aud par
italy worked. Also dne quaIFIeS Oi IniSSIuuF, Of
easy access and fertile sJiI HaIsr passes
through said land convenient Tor stock. "a said
land ts tine Spnng Of W.ter, cOGvGuieut IO the
dwelling house. There Il on comfortable frame
and same l. ituAtei HbOnt sII hundred Isrts east
OF tho Cumberland TOad, WIth g0Od rOa1 ItRiiuR
from the Cumberland road through said Ia0dS.
Those desiring 70 puschAse invited u vie = aid
land and It's advantages Tor them ,eiyss.
Terms OF sale will be reasonable, and be made
calling on him or u G. sood, Esq, Ut WhusliuS,-
Usqusstlouabls title will be yrn 20 the p.ci ser.
m-a14vd af,ar ar. bENoHE .. 4OOV. 3
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-11
The "InaIIenabre Right" OF Property
In the EeRFos


In speech of great power, at Balti.
more, the other evening, Hon. Henry Win
ter Davis gave the old Maryland hunkers
a terrible castigation on the subject OF
their lamentations about Gloss of proper
ty" by emancipation. He said
What then? "Compsnsatton for the iu.
alienable right Of property"-the touching
Of the :sinAlieuable right OF property"
Aud who are they that have the iusolence
TO make this claim7 Men who etand upon
the statute books of Maryland, for the last
iorty years, plunderers OF the public purse
for their ptivate benefit. men who passed q
law TO say that the property! which they
now want to get within the protection OF
the law Of property should not be brought
within the limits of the burdens of prop
ty, for their special bene6,-prOperty
which they by formal law w,exempted from
the sworn appraisers of the laW-property
which 10 the counties they have. said shall
be valued at 40 arbitrary and a dtsgEacr-
fully inadequate YaIuation-property
which now, after it is gone, they estimate
at thirty millions of dollars, and two years
ago, When it was to be taxed, the coup
troller's report shows they estimated at
fourteen millions of dollars. When they
talk of the rightof property 5andIpay for
with the comptroller OF the State OF Mary
land, and pay back The Pluudered Arrear-
ages Of thirty years of partial Legislation.
Great applause
Have they the right to appeal to the laws
Of property Why, they plundered their
slaves from the coast OF Africa; they con.
spired with their feIlow.robbsFs to recog-
nizs them as property; they rebellad against
the Uuited States 20 make themselves su !.
preme over halftbe territory Of The Rephb.
lie, to secure their plunder; and when the
fate of arms and the Q ernal word of
God have prevailed against them, they say
"thslaw, Of, properly must be observed, aud
We must be paid" thrust they will hunt
a paymaster. Laughter4l j. GG .oz
Why should uybody pay them2 They
have no claim In. morale. The United
Sntes never granted them slave property.
II merely said .iif itruns Rway-it shall be
delivered up, but not that II the people OF
Maryland see fit!to repeal the law FLOWING
slavery, the Government will continue 70
consider as property what Tho people OF
Maryland refuse any longer themselves TO
consider as property, aud that they will nav
as property torw hat the people of Maryland
say shall no longer beproperty.. Upon what
grounds is III Itisa political los nstitutiou: II
Is like the tariff which, now twice or three
times in the limit of my life, has made
and destroyed values infinitely greater
than the value OF the slave property Of
Maryland. set s9lt t3zsf 5ttsif
South Carolina and all the South have
twice or thrice. within the limits of my
life, Iejoieed over the prostration of 4
tariff system, the mere repeal of which
effaced millions and millions OF dollar
throughout. allof New England and 81
The free, States; but, did ever anybody
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think that, becaass the course of politics
had changed, because the current policy
of the Government had changed, because
law which one Congress placed upon the
statute book another Congress had seen fit
to repeal, therefore we must compensate The
broken manufacturers Of Massachusetts
aud the iron dealers of Pennsylvania or
Maryland. Yet that is exactly what we
are asked TO do now.
Negroes are no more property by the
law. OF nature than white men. White
men agreed between themselves that they
should be so regarded, and they took the
chances of the insurance aud they insured
themselves beforehand against the damage
Of the ultimate conhagration which is nov
onsnming them, BY robbing the State
Treasury Of the taxes upon their real value.
That is their compensstiony Their com.
pepsa1ion IL the improved value of their
lands. Their compensation is four gener-
ations of uncompensBted labor. Their
Compensation Is tho cleared lands of all
southern Maryland, where everything that
smiles apd blossoms Is the, work Of the
negro that they tore from Africa.
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More Arkansas UnIonism.

Arkansas is returning to loyalty and The
Union by more mighty rsfluent wave
thRu was tue one on which she was borne
out. We published the call for the late
State Convention there, and explained the
issues involved, at the time. We gave the
result. and assigned the reasons why a
lager territory was not embraced in that
convention. But far sooner than we had
anticipated, with all the omens of good
and augIries of benefit which were born of
that convention, another great territory of
the State domain proves itself nearly, il
not altogether, fitted for reconstruction
aud readmissiou into the pale Of law, or,
der, peace aud Union. The Governor of
the State has, by proclamation, addressed
the counties which did not participate in
the election, and advised them to proceed
to an immediate election for county OH
GERS aud members of the Legislature, and
thus clothe themselves With the full rights
Of the law. This proclamation aud power
assuredly would not have been issued
without sufficient aud reliable preliminary
knowledge Of the state of popular feeling
and the results most likely to be reached.
The argument is, therefore, that Arkan-
sas is no longer to run with rebellion, but
to be solidly welcomed back, educated aud
penitent, to the laws which she once dis.
carded. This Is the gist of the proclama-
ton, and We repeat that it is highly en-
coaraging. II proves that moral recon,
strueIion is accompanying our military
measures, and that 20 interregnum of con.
tention will be between victory and peace.
It proves that when tootbold has been
ouce acquired, ,iucreaiUg strength will como
to its aid from those most nearly interest
ed. II tendorses the policy of the Admin.
tratiou, and all the hopes of its supporters.
Surely such evidence will give fresh
strength to every patriot heart, and nerve
every loyal arm TO new effort 10 behalf Of
q result which is near, tessihle. self pro;
ductivs, and, We may sll:belieye, pstma-
nent. ..L- It0slE.l
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For Sale

'INHE HOTEL PROPERTY now In tho oeeur,Dcv
OF Johh Ball, conslsting OF one -LaIt Lot 10. i.s
n. IaueS addit On, 83k1I3 feet, buIItnx i2J ivrI
10 length by SS In par. aud IS in part Ia wtuln,
containing 3! rooms Also hAIr Ispt No iS,,
ront.ng 0n Fourth street s! IeeT with l,bii4S
IoF over 0ne HUNDRED hUrses, nuktuH 1JA9JI ;est,
most eOmmodiUus Hotel Uu Market S0IIIrs I,Is
building has beOn re5uilt and ielci wtiu Tbs
AIsO three g66d brick tensments on Fcurt,, s,,.s,
containing nine rooms, aud hail in each, now 10
Also ~ 'eet OF Lot l2I, with the improvements,
on Market street, aud O1e-fvur[h OF i,Ot ~ SrItI
improvements, opposite UuiOu Church.
apF& tt TIKI. ROBINS IN, Agent