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COMMISSIONERS, NOTICE.
SAMrEL ITORKS' ESTATF

odMLEL JTORhS' EST1TF.
THE Subscribers having been appointed by
L the Hon. Probate Court for the District OF
Orleans, Commissioners, TO receive, examine
and adiustall claims and demands of all persons
against the estate Of SAMUEL WORKS, late of
Crattsbury, in said district, deceased, rep
resented insOlyent, and the term Of six months
from the 26th day Of April, 1864. being al
lowed by said Court, to the creditors of said de-
ceased, to exhibit and prove their respective
claims before us:
Give notice, that we will attend to the duties
OF our appointment at the hotel of ]. T. Pat
terson in Craftsbury, in said district on the 18th
day Of June and November next, at ten o'clock
IN the forenoon on each of said days.
II. W. CHAFEY, @.
WIN. SCOTT, Oo"'"' rs
Craitsbury, May 4, lS64-23w3
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MARRIED.

In Albany, May 25th, by Rev. Pliny II. White,
Mr.. Geo. N. Sanborn of Albany and Miss En-
lily J. Dewey Of 1rasburgh
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THE CONFESSIONS AND EXPERIENCE

THE CONFESSIONS AND EXPERIENCE
OF AN INVALID.
Published for the benefit, and as a CAUTION
TO YOUNG MEN and others, who suffer from
Nervous Debility, Premature Decay ofNTanhood
&c, supplying at tile same time the MEANS OF
SELF-CgRE. BY one who has cured himself af.
ter undergoing considerable quackery. BY en-
closing postpaid addressed envelope single cop
les may be had of the author.
NATHANIEL MAYFAIR, ESQ.
"a Brooklyn, Kings Co., n. Y,
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boston Market.
WHOLESALE PRICES.

{ Corrected Weekly from the ". Z. Farmer.J
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IREPO EsTANT
TO PENSIONERS AND BOUNTY CLAIMANTS

THE undersigned would give notice that he
L will give particular attention to the prOsecu-
ton of all claims arising out of the military SER
vice Of the country. Having been in the service
and since his return having successfully pro
cured the allowance of large number OF pen
sions and applications for bounty and back pay,
he claims a knowledge of all that is necessary
for the success Of each case, however intricate.
DR.. J. f. Skinner has been appointed examining
surgeon by the pension bureau, hence the ne
cessary medical examination for invalid PEN
sions can be made here.
VIM. w. CIRCUIT,
Barton. Nav 3Oth. lS6i-24
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UNIVERSAL CLOTHES WRINGER

u Finally, we keep everything necessary to
furnish house from Paror to Kitchen. We
buy for cash in large quantities, and freight by
the carload, which enables ms to sell as low as
the market will bear. And we think that those
wanting anything in our line will do well to call
and look us over before purchasing elsewhere.
Newport June l. 1864,
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We make
CROCKEBY and GLASSWARE
one of the leading branches of orr trade,
and keep a large assortment of the best quality
of ware, which we can sell at good bargains.
COOK and PARLOR STOVES Of
good styles
and quality, together with large stock Of TIN
WARE-OfOur own manufacture
and Yankee Notions too numerous to men
ton, always ON hand and for sale. Last, but
not leaSt the
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-18

Ps1cE, or PaoDUCE-UPOa thiS1Ul jaOt, We find that
ha nArleston Courier hAs very sensUly remarked that
cha, ia wanted 10 relieve prices and the currer and
n CINEMA ueW order OF financial and monetary pros
nsc's ia simply oou6de CO aud hearty concentIAI co
poS,aon ON tho part of tho great community OF pro-
an Gil ,is and as direct connection "a poi
nls bttUssn producers and 'nsum'rs, who can meet
ao ,be oround Of common patriotism and confidence.
ar one planter here aud Ihero only lowers his selling
rates suddenly largely, no may be supposed TO moor
I,s, of paper 10 tbs bent hs OoutcielCj; but il
nv large norton or body OF planters and farmers ana
or5ducers-lnd sul more, If all OF them--sgrce earn
esv and faithfully ia aerHg rates by sdieous srads.
tion. the resultant prces to them will be worth moro
man t6e lon ally higher 'stos that lave e'aled and
tho pucf aSng poser Of the currency ard s credit 80
lar improved.
/. the interest of all GIoapt the vSry few who have
ar VIKING Tor SALE aud Ipeot IL purchase nothing aud
nyfr 10 nav lsxSs that prices should oCne doSn to
standard sIproachng SUI betCkanns flanoial health
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-18
ONE DAY LATERI

Attsn minute past P. N We received the Ball.
more american OF Tuesday afternoon. The gold quo
iAtion in New York, in the forenoon was $40 We
have oily time TO give brief summary Of the news:
Sherman, for several days, has been beyond con-
munc ltion with Washington but nothing ia stated as
10 the direction taken by tho expedition.
The gunbOAt Tulip VAS blown up on the POtomsc
River last Friday. The captain aud SKY others aboard
we're killed.
General Candy, commanding the Department Of the
GIL vas shot By gusIillas while ascending White River
and is suppose 10 be MORALLY wounded.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-18

NAYcIs CoUaT Tom Poser, NLie boz fourteen
vera old, clad il Y4Ekse great coat, charged
Win stealing alOycp:Po fsam Tom G.iihn- Li'Al
pist, OF the night wsC5, saied that TINS horlne,
before da, he ia, boy uln NJ up l4si street with
D zee Of rtoVspipe Ran after him ana caught b NJ
when he CO.. fssaed he had stolen Ii on Tom Gfh e
qua, ne he D CIV lilo dcpot Took him TO Toe watch
bru :. an be ,Ltu siui led ttSt he tad osGe heon
Asen arrested Tor st aI coal u, 10 very bad boI
AsLort, ~ little woman hse pushed fOrSsid to ,fs
IA, and ead ia q shrll voice his DO sush thing VIII
yopr n, ,nor Let NC speak few WOr6s ~
The boz was ordered 10 eel back.
Henry Spouse, Of Garys brigade. Wss committed to
isi in default Of security TO keep the Psass' ms o.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-18
? raa,am ~ as-,.ro.. O.1..

OWING to circumstances beyond our control,
" We are oomreed the present. 10 discontinue ue Anc-
ton Iusipes well al the Itmpoyes OF The
essb hm, neld II l, simply Impossible 70 do Ja-
toe 10 The interests contiguous We th re give nohce
sals TO calf Al once ahe Sc
balances and 10 all indebted TO u.s. 10 can ~ ONE
balances, ea those having cohtBnmen
which have been made must call De
fore WEDNESDAY, 28d Inst and arrange hem otherSse MI
then IN .ining hfnd, viii be closed NJ auction
Tbs u hmokig Tobacco especially the bandS
Of "scaIfnle and Pride OF Bethel will be largely In
creased.
on WEDNESDAY, the 23I lost, we vii sell
90 boxes Msnufic nIed Tobacco, part OF which OF
superior quality
1000 Teams wrapping Paper
latg' and wrlLa,s Tted Llbrarlts, particulars
Of which will be given hereafter
5000 Florida Cigars
A. cases Lleorice
1900 gala, Vinegar
IS coils Cotton Hope
60 cases soap
lO pairs heavy Brogans
200 Calf and Kip Skins
IL gross India Rubber Combs
90 Iros Pearl kuitons
600 qulres Baud Paper, assorted
90 sack Sat
100 pads Cotton Yarn
A valid assortment Of I1dian China, Cut CliIs
Decante ., Wine and jelly GlAs'eB
hns Velvet Carpet Ind II, 4, 20 yaris
articles which I'LL mentioned before day Of
sale. WILLIAMS kORPLtkT.
nols-tI corner 18th aud hAia is
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-18
LATER FRom ErROPE.

SIS ZURE OF HE FLCRtDA TENOON I'd GREAT
HURRI ans At CILCU IA IAsEJSE Los,
OF LIFE TTo
We have EiTlPesa sIsicss ia NsS H-rk, 10 d.
4 Z inst. Toe following Is . ,uaml OF Ire news:
fHE CIP1UaE G. Ias no ma CPiNI5Ei or IHE LB6-
LIsH PRESs
Toe ls5sz the OoIieds.ae Csssa az L0ad,D, gives
the fo9ylg roAirs 10 &c Capu:e Of tls Coaf.derls
steiner Fiosid
Toe U0.f dar1ie hsiiies i L-nd7n have rec'y.
Cd legrspb,c 6,sP4 e., Gsicd IA con, from tafiar
10 c rnluds. OF ID F.,riie, s.st 0s sNe a.
ca IA OF to- 7r1 u O,.ohfr 81 tie dCTa cam
We, ussts in 10 hubyf Of Babe B Il
AZ tse tine Ct the csp.cvs the Eofd, vas lji-s IN
der tie guns o! ;Ao Br az d 90 sSd Cip''i1 H'rri
ua7on snare. e Is Eos oa oolrd abs stamss Ms
d,isrs b. Uni '5r SIuiesmJio3.
Tai L,15os N-Fi-g Hs,ald ciilou3lY dsE,u C
tbecsa u,s Gtttt 7 o. ~ he ICst ilaigtsHt tttG
TLs l. ., d "a lines saye:
.. Toe zApas 81 ,lo uledsTsie s;1eESF IlnTid
IN the baTbOr OF irisEdif aA'a 81 act OF sinp'
piracy. When uiIhia neural port she shouli hAV'
been p'tiee'ly safe from molestatOn.
The LOadO Herald ,ays that il The Washington GoS
eminent does lot release the Florida Ell the martins
Powers win have the right to intsEisFs IN the matter
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-18

ACCIDENTALLY sHH-Mr Lawrence hnnerse, G
mschnist employed ht the Fredericksburg Railroad Do.
pot was accidentally shot Will out gunning yesterday
morning. Mr. hnnstrse was aboutsight miles from The
stump, it exploded, the oid taking ,eot in his right
hand, blowing If the thumb and two first fingers
Notwithstanding tne severe character Of his wound
Mr. Annetree walked into the city and stopped at the
General Hospital, had his hand dressed, and then
turned TO bis home Fortunately ior him. he Ia left hand
ed and the manning Of his right hand will not prove on
that account 80 serious misfortune.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-18

Mr.. 0uld. rebel commissioner for the exchange of
prisoners with the assent Of the Secretary OF War; has
s0ked permission of General Grant :" have thirty thou
sand pairs Of blankets purchased In New York for the
use OF the bel prisoners OF He also requests
permission OF our Government to pay for these goods
with cargo Of cotton to be shipped from Wilmington
1t is reported that General Hancock, in consequence
of the condition OF his wounds ia to be relieved OF the
command Of the Second corps and assigned to the
command If the Department Of WAshir gIon.
Lsu'ersut Cover or jacobs has been arrested BY
some of Lncolps CfRaers, aud il now on his way to
Washington in custody.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-18

mans force in this uOrd, oheT things being equal
7. ust in tho Ia.iu Of tbs sTergtR and force ct hs
h,art. A IA hearted mal ia alEays powerful man
l. he be CrrGnenus he 10 pos for orS' tho thing
. In hs hssFl, be IA sure TO mako ~ noor'u even
tbcugh il h, doEDIieht fSlsehood Last man te evsT
40 IT, oT,n s II his leart ia full G love 10 the cGnse,
he 6eeonea po serul for that CbjO, b. ciusa he
Ia, hear pIS6r, heart force.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-18

nee was being drunk and riding mule Tn the side
walk OF Main sreet, and IhreGIeL 70 shoot tie night
watch or any one elte that attempted TO interfere With
him.
The Mayer said there waa no uie in sending these
oasss 10 the Provost AArsha a. tho parties turned
loose Immediately TO repeat their offences.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-18

FROM SAVANNAH.
rae IxoHANeE OF PRISONERS pRosREssrs

rae IXJHANGE OF PRISONERS PROGRESSING
SAVANNAH. Nov. 6.-No returned prisoners we're re-
csi,sd yesterday, the rough weather preventing the
Y.nLss boats fion meeting our boats.
Tonight eleven hundred and eight we're brought
up.
TIE whole number received 50 for, 10 .. little over
thrty-ons hundred.
The delivery Of Yankee prisoners eOnmsrs cod Thur
day,
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-18

HARD QAsL-W. W. Gave was on Tuesday night
sent down from o.ange O. II charged with being a
suspicious character and hard generally. When
arrested he WAS dressed in pains uniform He was
committed 10 Castle Thunder.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-18

Conc NoATH w. p. Glmer, j. X. Gilmsr aud
o. Gilmer, brothers, aud D W. Wrth HOrs yesterday
received here from Bristol where they had been ar
rested the charge OF attempting TO 20 to the Yam
KEGS. They are said 10 be Gil zms Of LynchburE
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-18

1t strargo ~sy OF chewing Qua humble reverence
aud love ior the Oied;or to bo peIp tuay oondsmnng
and wing everything lhII Ho has cested. re you
20 tell poet that his po6ms ara detachable would he
SapL Won los tho OompmsnI2 Too evil on .hich it
oyaa ia TO our yAs ia Ihl. within ourselves, OF
rr ON h, calling: inc coed without
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uo9Sg SUPPOSED TO BE STOLEN.

WANTED-A TUToR, who is well qualified
w 20 In,rc In the FIsneh kni Latin Languages, hate
and The several branches Of Enguh sduc.ou OBJ
tam dersble situation BY communicating vrh hs sally ".
Tsbb care Of Wyndham Kemp Gloucester court House VA
stating tCrms and references. oeN-evsH
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-18

BusosrsEn vnags PasES are 11rtai Wan ~0@ vi -
Eand hst A51 OF EESsrDGon v heos'S oPH% - W.
RsuN vrszpGy IL lasy vIE PApsn OonrhASA
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l-sss-DAHl. ysAI Soo 'iE @OaA1s' So 'Al'' ~s-AA'
&c. For = les psi1a - pa 1OnAh
Azn NuElh ysAr, tss NJ AoAth ~ - y" 'NNt~0-
Fssstst tor Las Aka an u0nanL
RsallaAn0ss risk OF Ans sassoFieS
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-18
PROCLAA ALTON.

FLATS VIRsISIL
fNECUfNR DEFAETNEET,
RishuOnd, NOVem Ter :, 1854
whereas vacancy has occurred In the Geea Assembly Of
this Commons ealth by the gnaon Of W. Thomas the
member House Of Dega eS from tho county OF Warren
Therefore, 80
l. WILLIAM sHIH Governor az the OommC Eeah a Virginia
as herery proclaim and ,ka tnoen that eCti1n will be
rad couny at the places pecbel By ss supply tie
vacancy 81 Thursday In Decelber ncIt
Given under my hand Ne q vernon, nd unde The leg
ser zeal the ommlnEeAl.h at Pi,hm nd this 4th db
OF November 1854, AID in the slsbi nth Of the
OommOnW ealih WA bhlTH.
Teste:
GEoLGE w. MUSFOsD,
nov side Secretary Of the OommonWe l Ih.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-18
MARMlED.

Ro ERTsH-rAyIs Near Sparta, White County rspnente
the llh September, 1885, Miss tLLLH r. DGVs
GtnsTaI O. h. ROBEETsoH, OF TeIAS.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-18
TIKI CITY.

KrupuS CT CoAGIs1 E1PEILiD w. r. W. Cohh,
mambsr OF OOngsses irom Alabama. "howant over
to the YsnIssa after Lie election, "as 40 mousIJ fI-
ueLsd 10 day rom tie II use Of kPiesentatiVsa
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-18
FROM THE VALLEY.
A GALLANT ACHIEVEnLNr- PRISONERS GAP
1URED NEAR HARPERS FERRY.

NIW hAEKsS. EI. Is Leusnant BAyisr, Of tt.
l2h Virginia Cavalry, With tWelvs men, UIp'ufed ten
prSonVs aud seventeen horses, Within three miles Of
HArps.s Ferry, on - inst aud brought ,h,m safely 10
his zee.
They report that the railroad is 10 running order to
Summit Point, fifteen mies low Winchester.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-18
AvsrlsH sAkHs-sss sAs.

ROBINSON, ADAMS 4 90, A0erosEsBs,
Corner Ninth and Main Streets.
w ILL OFFER AT AUCTION. ON FRIDAY
NEXT the 18Th Inst. at 10 O'Clock A. 81.
hugaTs
hdamanuDe and Talow osndeL
,ney, Turpeuine snd CountTy soap
xvuh 1--we pooi and vrgiulA alt
WIN a0enerAl aassr tment Of
0CERIES
ALSO
q. ~ ~ D e, manufactured Tobacco
$4,000 FLORIDA CsAn,
ALSO,
A variety OF hisceianeou, a, "a.
Isnsburss, Yarns AZ,
q plects cray 0s,smerss,
Nra % ServaIt' Blankets.
0Onsgnmcnts solicited Particulars spec notice IN m, rn.
Ing Of sale. ROBINSON, AID ANS o..
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-18
,uAMTED no PURCHASE or RBNTA

w good y~ra Vie c5ufl table ac'emrota ians contain
Irr from $40 ~ aces e. and yng IN effr OF the
e-unus. ysania iiafx, tralkhn CT heSr Va, In
s.Ts noth Usaliaa dt,it than i5~or 20 miles
f no he psLyie G,e ELsr, RbiIrdsd. literal piice
vii, be PAL 10 the eUrncy for farm suit athe
ertor paper he payment
sr ssr tbs nterestin IN line 10 bs psid milan
gus IL In STAT, bos, Eh til, b. ned ill the prin-
cpaI Discharged 10 which lat event .xpectsd
The p Ice VIII coDp It With oil prices
ApT5 by nall or peEsoHt II 70
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-18

0Ikn KHWAkD-kanaway, on Monday,
pICO 1Th instant Negro Roy uSuIei JIM He Is about
5ieet ligh, II years old, sighted
black 9Th left cheek, under the He has barI
seen n this day THE esArd will be paid fo
his delivery Nov kchmond Theatre corner Ih snd Broad
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-18
JOHN w. GENTRY a co ,

C"hMiH i"h sktCHAhr,
No rs Min Str e. Il c'm nd Va
lust ieceiv "a lar. assortment Of I'm king
and a iug Tobano Havana ID Florida 'igsIs, Pipes,
ou1 fns,s as 1sses Adci T. a. TO which We iayis
4. u.ni,aIaY testi. afths made
W ~ ass ..nsais specifically saI ed. roy 1O21'
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-18

I .O5T-0n Friday even ng last, Gold kiag.
II BOOdstone vAisgatd aims, tire sins' two and
,re1 demi lion rampant; motto, Are vel mste The hudeI
will receive liberal reward by iesvi NJ the once of
ng-Iv DtANE 4 sONERVILLl
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-18

All the eli ns b,lIH IN hLes OF Grant aye living
a constant sta.e It appT,h Laicn aad drasd ell.
th3 county be,EeiS B;.eEHAtsr aae ? rtsU,u,b. III
Yankees arc cut ra;dDe every week, and neither the
persUas CT oIert' aye 5si0.
COMING mo OUs LINES.
Tle P.yersb 2ry Express saJa q Il ~ lumber OF de
sertsrs--upvssi5 If seysn Y--eaae ia,o CIR haes e.
z rent pc;1t5 Night brto.e Is Va hear il sIa's'
that sn easiro comply o Y4Lkse,-oi6' rs and sl'-
c,us over AID ,hst Hh.u tie soIi call 8, ne.d
our li.es. 1851 utu as= iogid mis iLg
The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1864-07-02
oupoaitlou 70 President Lincoln.


In the Chicago Journal, at the close Of
an article on the copperheads and President
Lincoln, We end the following:
In short. would not the copperbeads have
opposed the reelection Of President Lincoln
under any circumstances whatever Did
sney not oppose him a. soon "a be was IN,
oihee! Did they not oppose bin when be-
uttered words Of coucilistiou 10 bis inaugu-
raj, and when he uttered warlike words in
bis first call for troops? Have they not
opposed him from the 6rst, and will they
not oppose him to the lastl To all these
questions the answer is, Yes. And this
answer to these questions throws food of
light upon the baseness and meauues, Of
motive that actuates the copperheads in
their opposition to President Lincoln.
They are ruled BY choler, instead of BY
reason, BY spleen and contrariness instead
of BY chivalric patriotism. They will be
opposed to President Lincoln so long as he
is opposed to the rebels aud to slavery, and
IN favor of the Union and Liberty, and .
reunited, regenerated Republic.
The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1864-07-02

In letter of . rebel officer, and to Gen
Pagan, in Dick Taylor's army, We fipd the
following acknowledgment of the deliberate
murder Of colored troops, aud also the mur.
der of white troops, while they we're raising
the white flag. All this by our beloved
'.Sou:hern BRETHREN"
"After General Steele reached Camden,
he sent out Nlarge forage train, guarded by
heavy force. We fell upon this train.
captured his artillery, all the wagons, and
killed the last negro soldier acith the train.
The Yankees had full negro regiment, and
the Choctaw Indians fell upon them and
killed euery one. After driving Steele into
Camden, Gen. Fagan started with $500
cavalry for Little Rock, but fell in with the
enemy at Marks Mill, where he bad ter:
rible fight. Our armies were finally victo
rious, and we succeeded in capturing about
1900 prisoners, $50 wagons, and five pieces
Of artillery. 1t was complete rout, and.
though the enemy endeaUored to raise the
,ohitc flag, but tev Of them escaped"
The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1864-07-02

One Of the most interesting features o
the National Union Convention was tbe
Characteristic perseverance and pluck ol
General Jim Lane, Senator in Congress
from the State of Kansas, in demanding
the recognition by the convention of the
gallant Unionists of such States as Louis.
lana, Tennessee, and Arkansas, and such
Territories ss Nebraska, Colorado, Nevada,
and Idaho. At 6rst bis efforts we're re-
garded As mere demonstrations, but it soon
became apparent that the General was in
dead earnest, and that even the honest men
who dreaded the experiment of stepping
outside of the rule they had laid down, viz
that States aud Territories not represented
In the Congress of the United States should
not be recognised in . national convention
finally perceived that opposition was use
less, and that the convention vas in full
with the efforts Of the radical
Kansas progressive. Therefore, whs.ever
may be thought Of the precedent set BY
General Lane, we are not of those who are
in this hour of universal rejoicing
over the National Convention, to debate it !;
but it is due to him to say tbst be il more
entitled to the gratitude Of the loyal men
Of the seeded States. and of the Territos-
les, for bis brave persistency in their behalf
It Baltimore, than &ny other individual in
the nstion.- Washington Chronicle,
The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1864-07-02

Carneys organs are just now making terrible
ado over the fact that the President refused te
accept two regiments of one hundred days men
The President, Secretary Of War. and General
Halleck. are receiving the abuse of the Frauds
for thus refusing te impose . draft upon our
State. Five thousand ahead of all calls. yet our
valiant Fraud Of Governor must make tender
OF two thousand more. Where and how could
he raise two thousand more men in Kansas 7
The State is totally drained, and if he was honest
In his desire to protect the State, and advance
its interests. why not make demand for troops.
One OF his organs at Leavenworth unwitsiuely
remarked that had he received authority to raise
these troops. he would through the commissions
to be issued bring about q revolution in the in.
terest of Fremont. The demagogue sought 70
thus burthen our people for the accomplishment
OF his Own base objects.
The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1864-07-02
Secretary Stanton.

Mr.. Forney, in bis last letter to th.
Philadelphia Press, bears the following
well-desereed tribute of testimony to the
great ability, energy and efficiency of Mr.
Stanton's administration of the War De.
partment:
"The dispatches of Secretary Stanton
are brief and satisfactory pictures of our
arms. Nothing is exaggerated and nothing
withheld. saw him last evening, and b.
was as calm and composed ss if be felt that
all was we'll. And If, as now believe, a
great Union victory is sure to crown this
marvellous week Of battle and blood, to no
one man, save Grant himself, will the nation
be more indebted than to the Secretary OF
War. The splendid system for preparations
for the conflict, in every one Of the branch.
es of the military service-the Commissa-
riat, the Quartermaster' Department, the
Surgeon Generals Office, &C., &c.-is due
to bis vigilance, foretbought, constant labor
and stern impartiality."