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The mountain Democrat., 1865-07-22
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Resolved, Thai in ths triumph Of the Gov
eminent over the late rebellion We recOgniss
the certain augury Of tho success Of the great
ingtOn 70 have been properly entrusted 70 the
hands Of The American people and that We do
fully appreciate the services. Of our gallant aE.
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Drua Sturex.
J ROBERT WHITE,

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The mountain Democrat., 1865-07-22

AubuFn Eta''on' 3O'y 1T I''O;e s -. -
The mountain Democrat., 1865-07-22
Co. central Committee.

JAMES JOHNSON, Chairman.
CHAs. GILDRA, Secretary.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-07-22


Hanna, J. Edmundson, H. Lewis, S. Cen
ter, W. c. Kidder, J. S. Campbell. A. j.
Copley, e. L. Smith, W. H. Foster, and
r. Bell.
Judge Dean declining to serve, Mr.. Tay-
lOr was placed on the committee. The
thanks Of the convention were rendered
to its officers, and the President was cali
ed upon for speech. Being prepared, he
responded in . happy manner. Before
the convention adjourned, Mr.. Wilson Of
fered the following resolution, which was
received with sneers and ridicule, and re.
ferred to the committee on resolutions,
with instructions to "report ct some 70.
ture time:
Resolved, That this Government was insti-
tuted by our foreiathers fur the use and benefit
Of white men, and TO such alone belongs the
control Of itS deStiDies.
The convention lodged the issue, but
all who voted to refer the resolution to the
committee on Notwithstanding its
Iale--gAve unmistakable evidence that
they we're in favor of allowing the negroes
the right to vote. They have exposed
their hands a. sfFectually by lodging the
issue IS il they had voted squarely upon
it. With cheers for the President, the
ticket and the party, the convention ad-
joUrned.
The convention passed OF smoothly
II wss = ore.sidcd affair, and the minority
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Smother Gotten Rire-Lo.s nsou. sac, 600

Shortly after o'clock on Tuesday morning
smoke was discovered Issuing from the forchach " the
steamer Woybosset Capt. II. W. Parish. OF tho Star
Lno plying between this city and Savannah. Ga Ihe
ineMen were soon ea the SPOT md by their crertions
succeeded In preventing IL from spreading abaIt the
foremost Before this was DONE however the steamer
was pumped full Of water and now lies ut the dock par
,ialy submerged
The Weybossct arrived at this port on Saturday last
with q cargo consisting Of 492 bales Of cotton and u
small amount Of other articles consisting Of rice, nuts
etc Ill OF the cotton. with tho exception Of $50 hacr,
had been removed from the hold previous 10 tie break
tug out Of the fire. and small amount Of merchandise
consisting Of dry goods agricultural implements etc,
prced in the after hold. The latter viii DO much dam
aged by water, to the amount probably OF $1,000 The
cotton consigned to various persons In this city
the loss on this viii amount TO $1,000 probably ~.
sured Tie steamship il owned 10y l.. j. nightingale OF
Providence, Il. L. and George GIeennan Of Alyslc,
Conn. Mr. Nightingales share Is 9l0ths on which he
has an insurance Of ei0000. Mr. Greeumsn ia not
insured. The loss by lire and water viii amount 10
el5 600
The steamerwns advertised 70 sail yesterday Pump.
ne her ont and tho necessary repairs viii prObaby
occupy a week. Tho agents, Mesars. Wokciuan, DO0.
kin Dickinson. think shc viii be ready IN that time.
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lFor The Tribune.
National Thanksgiving.
nv 1eAAc M,LELLAN,

by ISAAC LELbSN'
Ryyorcr in hall and hamlet far as our realms eA'enu
Far over hills and over wales, TO their
Rejoice that haggard War hath dropt hls Gripping
bland,
While Peace sersphic smiles again thio all 'H'
widespread land
Rejoice that by Potomac and Mississippis shore
M thunderous boubardings reyerberating roar
No battle.ships, no gunboats swell out their can
nonade,
No bleeding deck, no crimsond hdes' no 'o"n' ia
ashes laid!
No changing trooper rides amain, with sharp up
lifted steel,
No carbines blaze, no riders fierce, IN their war
saddles reel,
No lines Of dark artillery wind down the mountain
road,
Or svecp tho Wales with carnage fast as cannon
necrs may load.
No ranks Of marching infantry deploy in charging
line,
While DER the blue ranks, DER the gray ranks,
flashing bayonets shine;
No moro by fort and ri1e-pit the graphing regi-
monts toll,
While breast 70 breast and man to man they redden
all tho soil.
Bnt All, a svectcr voice is heard DER all the
Southern land,
The Northern shout, the Southern yell fade OUT Cd
every haudi
Around the CORY tronch, where sleep their mutual
dead,
They now may meet and grieve, with re'efen'ia'
tread.
Then let their tatter'd banners drooP idly OF tho
wall
Let swords be sheathed, let buglcs sound ont 10
baitle-ca;
Wave but one hag-ono noble fae-tho banner o'
One only land, one country from sea TO fuihes'
sea
In tangled swamps, whore scarce the day shone
thro' the darkling glade,
Where messy trees gigantic cast an eternal shade
In cares, and dens, and molderins cribs IN cabins
dank and cold,
The ,rodien bondsmen wore out life in sufienng'
untold.
Il.clrd, ill-fcd year in year out the same
uncnding tale
Tho tcuors Of tho cutting lash, the horrors OF Tho
sail;
No homo for them, nor vito, nor child-nough
they might call their Own
No place on earth to plead their wrongs save then
Creators throne.
At last the end At last the light shonc thIo' TIL
muFky gloom,
Freedom dashed OUT deliycrance, as sunbeams ligh
tomb;
Il touched tho chains ard gives that bound the!
melted like the snow
Thon sprans from earth ia Enfrauchisod, afreemai
i Ut bowl
Ali we'll those dussy champions, who fought on
freedoms fight,
May mnele iheir rcloiciDgs in this triumph OF tn
right;
May, in their humble cabins, uplif, tho psalm o
praise,
May in their own warm, earnestws Thanksgiving
i anthems raise.
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fAdyerli.ement.l

ORR Social RgLATIoSs-Work for Women
second sricll 10y Mrs. George Washington WHY'S. sPI
pgRs their Habits dllurirtedl. ANXIETY "Tby Name
yaledictory; Happy C-Istmasi What We Have Done
Ire Feniaus--iiow 70 Quiet Them.
PHRESoLo6Y II THE PrLPIT-Out Of Place. ana tho
Reason Why's The Remedy Phrenology No, Ia the Pupiti
What it Wonld Do n Were There What CsFgymen say
IloRAoR MAsy. 0ymns'tic r Men Women aud Children
Phy,ica Development The Christian aud the Sinner; SYM
oteIy Of Character Ito American Baptist. in Dec No.
PHnsNoLoGIoiL Journal, 20 cts.
FOWLER WELLS, $40 Broadway
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- rOuRT CALENDAR-Tn. DAY.

SUPREME COURT-CIRCUIT-PARr Nos. 2lbI
1850 1881 1872 1912 T0s 2O9 goal s5, s07 1879 ifs 5ll
2co1 2Gil 1851 249 265a 2t55, 2659 RrlISos 21O,
28 2g7l 2!GO. 2 24o l5i5, $500 25d! ?t 1850, 2s'o,
2.T3 2jeO 1857 1890 1897 1896 1888 s001 PART l-NOs.
20 1879 8is 1854 2,76 ls4 1876 1892 1890 1914 1881 28,
i'9, 1851 ll16, 49, $780, go. fl 1900 CnasBL Rs-Nos.
10 90 40 general No. a. SPECIAL TERNDemuTrsrs
-Nos 1872 1884, l57 lt.. Issue, Of and facSoa II,
~ 10 49,
SUPIRIoR COURT-PART Mos. 1864, 1906,
1854 ls2 8is %2 1896 1906 1856 <9 Ijs3 1885, 1854, 1901.
5OlL
Court or COMMON PLTAs-PART Mos. lOi7,
1851 - 1872 i21p g39 49, 1888 03 gJ 81, 9a 30 1887.
ie48 PANT Nos il, il7J no. 15, ~, H. MS l9,
llJG, liso Ii+s 1885, 1872 1881, 1853.
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CITY NbN ~.

Bulls HEAp-Liye stock Of all kinds is in
full supply and prices tending downward Bsovc,
numbered l3J oF the week blt beiag The eve 81
municipal election and subsequent holiday they could
rot all De sold though offered at a decline from Lost
veek The best cattle brought advance ~ The open.
ing nftie market but tho close adverse 10 dfoycr
sheep selling very slowly at 10. decline Receipts
"a 90 for the week Hogs. too, lower the best sch
gg az I0c but dealers Of opinion that they have
vance.
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Latest ship News.


sterm'hp Hunlsr Rogers, Savannah Dec 2 nd'e to L. L.
Jones.
ship Uncle Joe sewa, Havana II days, with sugar to
Welsh Conner. 80
stesmship Louisa Moore Wooster. Beaufort co houTs with
tnd.e % Murray Nrph~w.
Steamship .oysdi Carpenter, Savannah, with ndse ana
pasr. 60 Ake1an. Cochin brlinson.
Ship Wir,rd Kinr woodwsri, Hamburg Oct -, with
mdse. md pass 20 order
Biz Mary Lowell Pirson.. Ronlou, FOR Boston.
prig A. O. berry (of Nassanl, stront Havana VIA Key
shsre she pat in In de' y days with sugar to j.
r.. ward Go. .
schr Chase NILS Flirbrihror for New Haven.
scbr Ra,h Hodston, Ba5b beas,. with barley to H. r.
schT J. W Iiad.ey FrieEet,, ,ibddse. with aabcr to
s5hr Dos (Hr McKinnan, Yarmouth N " 10 days, with
6sh to W. n. G. tisner. -
schr Mary A. Rowland Fuller, Elssbe,hport for Nor
wich.
scbr Mary Fletcher Bri.ley Boston. ballast
sehr Lsniarnc. H. saco days with aths 20 master
ser Maia LoIiis EIriisc, Ez beshpoh for Miidle,own
With coz. 81
srlr Mediator Davis FAN River. bal asst
schr Harding Pesr,s st. Wa,hnsou ~ C., days. with
naval stores 70 ". X. Human
sehr. Wa,s, Howard, Newtene days. with naval stores
70 Moray & Nephew.
NInU-Al sunset, v. w.
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THA.KsGIvING-DAY At THE NEwsBOTs'
LODGIyG. noUsr.-W every one looks foraard 10 q
time Of iestiyty. 1t IL natural that the Newsboys
should be amoug those who anticipate the pleasant
Thanksgiving .day. VIII not tho good friends who de-
sire % promote the happiness OF those poor boys, 20
whom such opportunities of euJlymont are rare. 70.
member them on this OCCASION CHS for tic purpose
cr. DO ssnt TO the Superintendent ct tho Nowsboys
Lodging HOuse, 30. lss FutOn-st.
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GrAnnIrn ArpRAY.-OlIicer HIM

eTABBIrG AlPRAY.-Olicer Harris Of the
Twenty.seyenih Precinct yesterday arrested william
Pickett for having stabbed Martin Cahill OF No. -
Washingtou.st. twCo IN the face, with knife iuhct.
ing serious wounds. A friend VI TIE wouaded man,
named Thomas Cahiil also living az No. % washing
ionst. interiered 10 prevent the stabbng, and w1s
himself cut In the face The prisoner was committed
by Justice Bowling
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-12-06

CENTRAL PACIFIC RAILROAD
STATE AID BONDS.
Interest at the rate 81
SVEN PEE CENT PER ANSrN
IN GOLD,
PAYABLE Semi. A nnuely.
GALVANIZED AND PAID BY IHB
STAIT oP CAuPorSIA.
The Bonds are secured by mortgage ltO miles OF
road from Sacramento TO the California State Line.
forming part OF the great Pacific Railroad Route.
adopted and aided by tho United States Government
They are further secured by Sinking Fund ofS0 OO0n
gold per annuw, reserved from the earnings Of the road
and pledged Tor their redemption. They frsclass
security In every respect and limited amount VIII DO
offered upon which render them very attractive
and desirable investment For further particulars III
quire at our office. No. 3 Nassau.st.
HEX HATCH Bankers
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E,es,ute of lsrodurr,

Dec. s-l6 sf2 bbls. Flour. l'G bbls whisky. 10
bbls. Corn Meal, 10000 bush. Wheat, ,'VO hr,h
Cora, 12.2qs bush. Oats. 1850 bush. Rye, 5,cO
hrsh. Barley 80 pkgs Asher. raj pkgs. Oh Cake. 30
pigs Lard, 100 psgs. Provision 80 pkgs Butter.
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MRS. s. A. ALLEN
A LADY OF WORLDWIDE REPUTATION

Il bhUl VI 'VHhD-NlDG NLf iAIi0y
Reputation Established
Mrs. s. "A. .azless Is trulv .
public bemefNctress, aud L..
,ConGyerSise success Is ts,prs.
ce6eateG. EHer fame ara
her discoveries hare go..
abroad, Gmes to-day SIZE q
in her Iinc the largest ann.
wfacsxrcss ia, tile srcrld.
Everybody Interested.
Youth Gs,G Otd age are s,liks
benefited by The ssse OF sMrs.
S. a. .fIlen's Worlds Eyoir
Yeesg0rcr Nmd Hair Eres..
ing. They act directly upox
the roots of fhe hair, ccasins
lurMrSNals greenland bean.
tn. Y'Ossr Fair, If changed to
grey or sChise by sickness Or
other causes, iCitI soon be ye.
stored TO as natural color
aad 0eGWsy. DaaidruG Grad.
sc0teh fOreUcr. The Flair
failing stopped. The most
delicate haN<i-dreSs Or bon.
z,esCGs 0c;yOrss aCsthoksfSQr
ofsoi,iMg. Themossdeiiskt.
fnt fragrance to the hair Is
Impaired. Ef you ioish to
restore your hair, as im
youth, 0nZ retain it through
life, tCirlsossg delay purchase
q 5O5sle or each Of.Mrs. s. H.
.ziseis's WTorld'S Heir Re.
stOrer amt Dressing.
Sold by Druggists throughout the w92.
PRINCIPAL SALES OFFICE,
10s & goo Greenwich ST., New.ysrk.
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A THE FIRST PREMIUM
COLD MEDAL
PELoUBET CABINET" ORGANS.
From The Christian Advoca,. and journal.

From The Christian Advocate aud Journal
THE "PELOUBET ORGANIZING are happy 70 call at
enou TO the advertisement Of Mr. FELTON, Solo ASen,
those celebrated instruments. We have taken
examine them but II s enough for Anow that their
Grs exhibition, the American Institute. Oct 49, 1865 tho
report. Judges drawn oa the best orsinbuidc organ
lists and critics OF NewYork snd Boston, awarded hcn over
an In their class the highest prize God Medal for superior
y IN quality, power OF tore and variety of combna Ions
Sole Depot Of the PELOUBET CABINET" ORGANS
and MELODEOSs, Wholesale and Retan,
j. NJ FELTON,
No Gil Broadway, bot Thirteen Aand Fourtecn,h.si.
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kDisnstsY.

Steamer Aneshsny from Baltimore FOR NewfoTk, went
ehsre Mondty noTuing IA the fog At clock about 70
miles eat Of Sandy ifoos on Long Island Sbn hn IN ray
losi;ion, spe Wal poblty ,ons on seoI ~nouSnfeieus
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-12-06
SIXTH AVENUE
MAMMOTH MILLINERY ESTABLISHMENT.

Strangers visiting this city shond no, M to examine our
tensIye display before making their selections In the millinery
line We suaratee you saving Of at least 70 per cent '
no humbng bat plain positive fact which toe most ske p
tiea must admit On comparing prices the following differ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-12-06

Ouofown iders dispatched with grss care and prompt
tude A much and Judgment will be used In the sesc
on of the goods az though the parties the spot we
warrant complete satisscon and feel certain that once
favored with your order will command your future poh
age. - 80 Avn ,ocnrv,
OF Velvet Felt and Beaver for Ladies' Misses and Children
positively the largest variety in New York. ranging IN pnc
rom so to Is we call your especial attention to these and
ask an inspection Of our stock
Goods put up good style and expressed to all parts oil the
United States, coLectable on delivery
STRANGERS GUIDE.
Taie the cars from Asor House Canalst tell the Con
d,or 10 let Won out AZ Tsns The Propetors Employees
OF any Of the Hotels Will direct strangers to our
MAMMOTH MILLINERY EsTAbLlSbMLNI'
NO. 'I' NJ. T. HIGGINS.
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FOR CHILDREN'S HAZE.

-" az
4 FINE HEAD OF HAiN'
III, Rev. j. H. CORNELL. New.york ci', N'' .
er. ~ procured Mrs. 5. A. Aliens Worlds ''''
,ra Zylobal,amuu Tor relative. am hlPpy s.jsf.
vented the fsllin, Of o. tho hair, ard restores
,rsy 70 is natural slossy and beautiful black
GET THE BEST. ~
ThsRev c. A. BUCEsEE. Treas. Am, p"r - Ia,
y writ,.: livery ch.rily all my 'e''.mS -. II.,.
nnpsrou, o,her friend. % Mrs S. A. Aliens 1 ,.,e
R,.iore, and Z,losianua. The latter nave '''
,;or "a ANYTHING have ever used
VALUABLE ARTICLE
,,.p.v J. WEST, 40 6 washinst0a'r's'' s..r,
p,ootlv, l. T.. say. in a letter: 'm as"! N.eS
,..t,r,,nv 20 The vaae sod elesey OF No IN %
VII. lair Res,orer and Worlds ban -, %
,'o., liberal sense. Theys,avc restored my h'''
h,,J. and where gay to IL. original c'l'r'
PRINCIPAL DErors AND SALES o''
y. ,os onErSwIcusr. NEwToES CITE ~ 7
ala M
No. ao5 ui0H n0LvoRN LoSDoS' A
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COMMERCIAL.
New York Market.

Nkw YoRK, March Is 1s65-1p.s.
t Ets. and dropping tales at 50. 4s@9 SO
WHEAI-No receipts, but the market is firm
Sales at 5 l.S5 for old Chicago Spring.
CoRs-Sniet and scarcely 80 firm
CorreN-Aoout Sc better Sales at CSC for Mid
ding. 'N
F;ouE-. Quiet and without decided change. The
posed to realize Sales at for Extra State sts
$40 for Extra r. H. O.; AMI $40 750l1 for trade
brands. ~"">
WnsK! Decidedly nrmer. Sales of Western a,
price.
WHKAr-Dull and scarcely 60 firm. Sales Of Win.
ter Red Western at $1.90; and No Chicago Spring
at 81 SIS.
RYE-Quiet
Yellow at 81 56@157 ' ~ N'"
OATs-Quiet. sales at 99c.
WooL-Dull.
PErRoLIUA-Qu,e Sales at sc for Crude; $40
5oc for Refined In bond and TIC for do free
E HnaA 4tle hrmer. Sales of Ragoon at 1910.
s.eAs. UNCHANGED, Sales of Cuba Muscovado
at 1eH@12kc; and Havana at 12c.
PonK-A little drmer. Sales at 1925. so(s2s. IS for
new Mess, closing at $:6:25 cash and regular way;
os Ss ana sd DO cash and
prime Mess. Also. 1900 bbls new Mess for May,
sellers option, at $26.5O; and 1900 bbls. prime
Mess for June; sellers option, at $se.95
.ns s1s % sa1ss at sls@7 for plain Mess
BACON Quiet. Sales at 1s@15kc for Cumber-
land; end 16c for short ribbed.
BEEF HAMs-Dull Sales at 93c.
for shoulders: and 1oXaisX for Hams. '
LARD-Firm. Sales at 1SAc.
GUTTER Dull and unchanged.
CHEEsE-Quet. Sa es at 1896
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SMALL FRUITS
FIR Il 1T TREES.
The Best Kinds for Minnesota,

Small Fruits from the celebrated Nurseries, of
Rev. ): Knox, near Pittsburgh Pa and Fruit Trees
from Ellwanger & Barry, Rochester, N. Y, and
niiswortn CO., Napierylle, Ill, all No Plants
ordered 6y the 18th Of april at the following prices:
GRAPES. - Concord, IS cents each; Dela,care So
cents; extra size, $2.So each; Hartford Pro'Jae 30
ceEisi ezra slzs 81 rs; Clinton rs cents each.
one plant 70 cents; two do, ST 20 six do, So 90;
So per dozen; Russeu Bur's Neu Pine FrereHs
Sssa 1n apa Fl'no,s 50 cents per dozen; S. 90
per 100; Triumph de Gand and Wilson's Al6amv.
30 cents per dozen; 81. so per 1O0
kAsPBERRiES.-Hornet Plot, Imperial Sou
ens ss Or Wn'k ItunspaTent, Jouet and Fronconsa,
Black Cop slips per dozen IS 90 per loo; Brine.
AS =, Orange, 81 rs per dozen Sc. 90 per 100
=, BLACkbERR!E,..M e0 Roeh.lk Dorchstter and
se r42pn T TG $lao per dozen Sc 100
BED and White Grape. one year old, IL cents each;
80 90 per 100; two years. rs cents; ST. 80 per dozen
fonr years. so cents each.
two years old, 20 cents; 200 Der dozen: three
years 30 cents So 90 per dozen.
The above Will be received by Express, in good
Ososr y aSGu5 NAY LIST and will be sent carefully
=, No order attended to unless accompanied with
the cash The above are prices delivered at st.
Panl. Minnespolis or St Anthony.
-, FHUlI TRhES, all No. II he varieties adapted TO
following prices:
Apple Trees. standard, 30 cents; do. Dwarf 50
cents each Pears, Cherries and Puma Standard
Orders to be sent TO other part. of the State. bv
mail or otherwise, must pay In advan ten per CENT
addition TO bill to pay for boxes &C. or postage
&C. and the balance II any, over the actual cost Of
ID: A. ROBERTsON,
Post ONE Box No ais, st. Paul, MINI.
"ai'n ~ ioo'. mar29
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adjustment Of the present unhappy Diff
oulties BY means Of military convention,
and that II Gen. Lee desired an inter-
view on the subject, it would not be de-
clined, provided Gen. Lee had authority to
act. This communication was supposed
to be the consequence of the suggestions
above referred to and, Gen. Lee, according
to instructions, wrote to Gen. Grant on
I'd of this month, proposing to meet him
for conference on the subject, and stating
that he was vested with the requisite au-
thority. Gen. Grants reply stated that
be had no authority to accede to the pro-
posed conference, that his powers extend
ed only to making a convention on sub
jects purely of military character, and
that Gen. Ord could only have meant that
an interview would not be refused on any
subject of which he, Gen. Grant, had the
right to act.
cit thus appears that neither with the
confederate authorities, nor the authori-
ties of any State, nor through the COM
manding generals, will the government of
the United States treat or make any terms
or agreement whatever for the cessation
of hostilities. There remains, then, for US
no choice but to continue this contest TO a
final issue for the people of the confeder-
acy can be but little known to him who
suppose it possible they would ever con-
sent to purchase, at the cost of degrade
ton and slavery, permission to live in a
country garrisoned by their own negroes,
and governed by officers sent by the con-
querOr to rule over them"
The question of arming the negroes is
briefly referred. to, the message simply stat
ing that the efficacy of the measure had
been greatly impaired by the delays of
Congress.
Davis urges the suspension of the writ
OF habeas corpus, and asks to be invested
with absolute power, claiming it to be an
unavoidable necessity in order to conduct
the affairs of the confederacy; in fact,
virtually demanding to be made dictator.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1865-03-31
DIED..

In this city, on the s6th inst, ABlJAH N. BEN
SON, aged Il years and II mouths.
In this city, on the Gath inst of congestion Of the
lungs, ARTHUR KRMAN, only con OF Chas 7. and
Funeral nom the residence Of the parents this
afternoon at O'Clock.
In Darlington, England. January &c, 1866. BENZ
ILLINGWORTH, aged 90 years the father Of VIM.
Ilingworth, St. Paul, and Benj ningwonh, Jr,
saltwater.
age ABIJ All BRAKEMAN. Calmly, peacefully,
hopefully, he died "the death Of the righteous"
On the a5th inst, ALBERT, youngest child Of
Thomas j. and Henrietta Galbraith aged 10 months
and Is days.
In this city, on the 25th inst, at the residence of
his son. Lyman L. Benson, on Pleasant street,
ABIJAE II. BENSON. aged II years and II
months. Vermont and Michigan papers please COPY.