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, 1865-04-11

On Monday last, when called out at the
State Department to speak to the rejotcinS
people Of Washington on the fall OF Rich:
mond, 3E. Seward safd he was closing up his
European dispatches :; and he mentioned
some things that he intended to say for the
information Of the Powers and potentates Of
the Old World. There is o2e thing, however,
upon which be vas silent in his Speech, but
which We hope be did not forget IN his dis
patches-Tiz.: that with'the EXPULSION from
their chosen capital Of the army and authori-
ties Of the " "so-called Confederate States"
that demolished concern ceases to have a
local hab,tation OF :name," and that conse-
quently the " belligerent rights'' heretofore
accorded to JEFF. Davis haVe passed away.s
We trust that Mr. Seward has not neglected
to call the attention Of the British Govern
ment to this view of the subject, and hae not
failed to suggest to Lords Palmerston and
Russ, II that piratical cruisers, sailing under
the flag of JEFF. Davis, must be denied the
ehelter aud supplies Of her MajestY's sea-
terts until satisfactory information shall have
been received flofh Davis that his "Conted-
e1acy" liyes We are inclined to believe
that hint to this effect has gone ont by the
last steamerlfn not, 1t should by ali means
60 ont BY the next. -;
, 1865-04-11

~ 1 s,.n,.,,ar - ~. -. ,.
49,. !, n, LIVING, 81 .:n.tom Hon,. .,rs., ~.
n,...- h,,u.a.',. msnx vondsr,o, an, .,..d~
t,o+ ~ !, mt to beEoudered ~ that HI, oer.,,
,tt., er,-d 9th nnfortuu6tes WIN enme n MIN =,
,.,,,.x re.ort having fu,, f.,tn In
.s.. ~ - ,,ton,,b,nr that "a n,nv v,n .nN.s 49,
r-sto na ,rlfed vth b, pbv.,c1,ns vno h.~.
,d, .h,s. spee.., d,se,.t. ,tudv md vbo
III. e,me remedy for nil cases. Dr. lame. ho. .n.nt
~ n.rr.r,,,e b,,a.,r T., M, n.,n L.. r.
i. n..r perfection a.e.n BE-" ' AA1
, 1865-04-11

Resh for food, however, Ia scarcely blessing Hf,a
TETft Ks STOMACH B1rfERs YOU'D, therefore, 3
But they have no such drsvbsck. Tho7 not or|Y ORE
ate healthy desire for susrenance, but cndov ~
st" mach with capacity to dissolve and turn 10 nptI
ment the foo3 tho pa:ate craVea. Thus good di1da.
ton watt1 on appetite and heslth on botl.5
, 1865-04-11

1h1 physical structure Ct the Strongtst human
ing IL Vulnerable ever where. Our bod s en-
dowed bs nature with certain nreA:tve power,
which p'o.eEt1 The 70 epMn extent from un Thc1e-
gone lnnucnces: but this pr,stGctton = imperfect,
c2uno sat-iY fe.!eh On In unbeslthy regions,
or under clrcuma- kncek th 5tnAfJ danger.
elo1e. II Is Hiscora. Il IL Nrud-nce II IL COMMON
ense to provide nFntpat uttnEences by 1AEtnE
anttdos< In adrdnce il nther Wotds, by or1}lnE
the system Hith CT urse OF HOSTGrcF RS 6TONA ACH
she epidemic and endemic n1adiea that hs1 ever
Dytrepkih there IL 20 medic d. thai vii compare
Wilt It. Whoever eu tte panea Of Indigestion,
ANYWHERE the tA~e Of the h VII re- H0hrKTTERs
B1TI1ha be procured, doe- SO yonntsri for n
surely u ruth e1tt. tass l1vanao:e Tonic Ind Ate
1Atiye would restore ias tlsotltred Etomkch TO 4
Neatly condition. To the B. lou II tApccl- iv
rrcoumended- knd IN caset Of ConAtp st!on
Il Anerds spot d. ana pcfMCn Et r lief. III Ian ada
he Wett 1nf!t8 .nd AuFtFA'sA. the BITTEEs sznk
above al other medicines the class. AMI the deuAd
tor the In all toreixu couLt1es lncrcAses every stk
nm uhSQES7 Gt III sat
, 1865-04-11
HOSTETTER'9-.
CELEBRATED
STO M ACH II
BITTER

THE HORRORS OF DYSPEPSIA
And the dismal train OF disorders which It lendx s
averted BY the nse Of aO5TETrki:.a BlrTER3 ae
preventive, or cured With ASTONISHING. c,jeri5; By IN
direct ant genial opee1tton upon tha stomach. tAe
liver and the nesEons system.
, 1865-04-11
Petroleum Land Office.
GREGORY, TENNUY & CO.

OIL CITY, az :s: FA.s
a8oKRns IN OIL LANDS. LEASES. AND mTE.
RESTS IN Oh. WILL
Property bought and sold On commission. Parties
deaiftnE to form 'olrt Stock Companies Supplied
With choice oil territory on liberal terms.
n1A1s-n3{l &t
, 1865-04-11

4 w obs
PATENT DRILLING MACHINE,
PILE DRIVER
AND
HYDRAULIC SAND PUMP.

AA@~ANA~~A~ L
PRACTICAL TESTS hatlrg fully deuor stEated
the superiority Of this chine AL others far ths
purtcss cf sinking Oil Wes, this md Tsgned Il TOW
prepared 70 receive oFseFa for The same
This machlbety coMpEtss everything REQUESTS for
the borln oil Hells, 1cepttas the SlzAx ENGINE
AND CAST tR0N DRIVING PIPE, tbut viii be fnr-
nlthed. II deItrFd. AZ 4 reasonable prlcs} and dis
Set with the use ot the Derrick Rope Hu1 Whae1
and olher culnbfoos and expensive fixtures AoI n
and t4 q arranged oefeg constructed w4ea1s
and po.taP@ls shat It eaa b. e.sy rsmo5.a foE the
THE DHrf1Tts Is removed from Inc well BY our
Patent Hydraulic proc II, nd dcea not r:autre the
removal Of the drill Gtom the boring: Thts proesss
nos only removes all ths retiiou, IN from to 10
misutts. but Glars out snd opens
ill the snail oil Ttius that cftCn entirely Closed
up hy NE old procc.eo or sand p anpins.
WITH THIS AAnHlNE and a practical engineer,
well be sunk from 400 to so feet within peri I'd
Of to Is to 80 ays after he soil pipe has been driven
krE1nEeMtns arc bet- 4 made tor the coz structton
ard et!frery Of the.c mach1n's 1t Nsv York, Nor
wick. NcEbnfE. N, T.. ano FiLtsburg, Penta.
For fMth.r iSfc rmat1oD, Irice ttrns. &c address
S1AE'.N LELAND.
hErK0Poil1AE HoTEL,
ap1trl4i SesrTU-T43 3d3 New YORK.
, 1865-04-11
Steamships.
0FFICE OF TILE COMBINED

eoBaoAnwAy, S1w YokK, March 3. 1855
The Trustees ofth.s Company hays declared = divi'
dera Of two per cent tbs paz vAlua thetf Capital
Stock. 10: tho month ending April 1ss- Payable On
and after April 10, 1855.
: The Tzsuste1 Boen will be: closed tFosa April 70
10. .inelua1re. ~.
sp;pe1@lw C-H.sAa8oKx.. s7u'er'
, 1865-04-11

Ane suD.e ~ ~ 1ooAs u tuAs Coiu"
Psny 9 1ios.a ee =! 81
Hens'a;sE nsmSsE %'iI %611 .e sf said sa,5e' r
re; sh.t'.
heW 1orE, rhlladt'pnta, ana BALTIMORE Con.
solidated Petroleum and Mining Co,
on,,.e nrd.r .,.,.-@.o :, ssuvo,.
100000 - x- ,,
hnreaosoers E1e1nPt 1ron all
, .onai rao e.,"o'n
nR'11 f,!r' Hhs hst.soo'ooo' o''aoed Into Soo,-
'oo e"
Pr. vs1ue. IS suescr1p,tou Price. for ,,m.,ed
n1n,ber onl, Of shsFes remaining, q PEI sasf~e- ~
sorgKrHER 4ssEssNESr OR CALL on THE
eAA' - tos "oaeAss 'AF'iA'
Ts9.srH..HH ESkye., eStss1.; ~, ~. IL f0F<'
E.SyilE KGET3cnga. Gs3,g +. 5;jstnore, Md.
IN wS65in, S65kn, +: i;sa,slPbi.: r.
Rt;f; & sflEf. i: SlSSi S:;4i 81 k:;3' =:
. ,SES:s41 ssr' ar'sis7.xp1n1.:
elAhkE In cLAnk. hHiss q. sisy. r. In f'' a.
*ftss s?fisf's Z i; y fs5 te''n
sss; ~ 20 ~ @ fntlad1'?pi1, ana
81 h:;y!.s:. s::10' n+i' p'''lno'' street, 1''an'fS'
S S,F1si .e on Fes1 Fse sn on On
S.as. r. srs s..s m aa
e s. e. 9,is e s
Icts.i .e r. 5Sss rm ssss t. this is $50
~: = -; =: ou h,
oten sanc1 % ensss H1s ~ W. ~;
, 1865-04-11
CAUTION.

In order to guard against dangerous lpost,ons sns
public are requested to take e1Peoai note tho beau
FULLY engraved proprietary stamp. through which tha
Government Of the United States officially autheat3
Gates every bottle of HOSTETTzR's DlT TrRg3. TnA
shield, thrown By she Government over the prop11s-
to1s and the public for their Joint prol econ u p1Aek
consptcuouaiJ AcEoss The cork and tho neck oe
each bottle snd cannot tall to aD<ke tho ere Of The
most casual observer. Norhins that purporu to ba
uOsTETrER's D1TTERs can oe genuine unless NJ
stamp Is thefe.
It Is also proper to xtate that the UtTTEES 4oaG
exclusively In glaax ana never aaet sny citcumataA
ces By tho gallon the barrel 1postost and tuntzr
tors ara Abroad md the only safeguard tho pahlt4
have AgAtnst them Is to th.t tho Hster1 they bug
bear the Engraved lsbsl and note ct hand ot Aesxz
uo.tetser d Smith. and the stamp above u1enun1a3.
, 1865-04-11
KENTUCKY CORRESPONDENCE.

The Feeling in WcAteFn Kentucky--A
ChanEe OF Sentn,cnt-Gen.m Meredith
Takes nc of:urr1lIas Prlsoue. R-Denfll
10 tsucFll1A8-PQ{iIlcaI.
, 1865-04-11

NEARLY Two THOUSAND REBEL GUNS CAP
1EREDH E1GHT MoSTHs.-The Secretary OF
Var in hia recent report stated that l, al
pieces Of aims have been furnished to the
Union arms by the Ordnance Department
during the fiscal year
From August 8 to Febr1iary q, We wrested
from the enemy 1,301 light and heavy guns.
Add to this number six hundred captured bY
Sherman and Grant in their late movements,
and We have 1900 guns secured from the
rebels In eight months time, OF 7D more
than a1e required to meet the demands OF
our own forces during years. time.
, 1865-04-11
DIR. JAMES,
ToRxERLT OF
y a. m Q - Hosp 4 t u 1,
81 Custom House ST., New Orleans, Luz,
j. tEstablished in 1851
Has Arrived In Chicago. and per-
;: manently located an Office at
86 RANDOLPH STREET,
CHICAGO, ILL.

| @AsN7 -
ssasfs. without usrcu.a1 any ,tsons leaving the
Blood pure esadtcsnE thst horrible and u Ii to to
dreaded poison permanently f'em ths systeu.
; epernasonhea and 1uf oten =, seminal involuntary
nbe method, saving mueh tins .nd expense:
Old diseases Of tbs most h,rrtb:e cl,ss. wsess til
blotd has be:ome pol.oaad. producing blotchss o.
the face small wAtasy blistess. pmp'e,. ucsr 4ted
throst noso lnabs and body, scroluls, ether with
an endles. number Of suderinzs.
Dr. Jsmes oni as ara the 7st auth aatic, and
from ~ high authority. melical aoa otherwise, In
! the United States.
The following ara the testimonials ol some Of tbs
many we'll knoE aud eminent Doctors and Edf-
tors Of the United states o! which Dr. jam is III,
| recipient.
Tue letter below prodnced i. NON Dr.. Jordan, Of
einc'nn'ti. to DR.: Wilson. OF Pittsburgh; Penn, in
an aniwer 10 letter Of Inquiry concerning or.Jam.s
formerly Of Now Orleans aud now uf Chic ,go:--
Dr.J H. .Jordsn wss phys1ci,u to lbs ctne,nn,t,
Cho:eta Hospital during the summer of 1s.e and Pro-
fessor ottA Theory and Practice ed.cine, and of
Materia Medc2 IN the American Medical Institute or
Loutsvillu, Ky., in lRosl and 81. Dr. Jord.n Il rox
practlcng in Cincinnati. Hers the letter reicr,ed
to. ReadN:
"C1sczxaA11, July $, 1857,
"DR. W11soa-Dear slr: In ansser to your lnou,.
1iss would sav ,hst hare known Or. Jsues for.
rnerly Of James Lock Hospital, New Orleans, and
, 1865-04-11

CHICAGO AND PORT HU;
nt,S PrrEOLvI1N AND MINING co.-Eotjce
IL ters b. tlveI >hat of the koekhodsts Of
sad Con psn} VIII be held 1t ttttE otce In Chicago
Illinois. cu tbs
18th day Of April next, at 2 o'clock IN,
For tbs election Ct Directors. and 'hs tr.nactton o
sas" S" JOHN CLOUGH,
L. L. L-GHEEELEAF.
CoFporxtof1-
f.,,.reo Arril e. 1sEs. Apeps9El5t
, 1865-04-11
3;1rnpu5als.


or11cx or 3nx KoE71xEx 1xp1AxA M Pz1soz.} .
seslea Proposals will b. r. ceiveo ny the boa1d OF
Control Of the ko1tlttn neiAza .tste Prison, until
Fr1d"J. the l.th day oi May D. 1sss, = II O'clock
Gei Houte. inc!udisS the Gnari Houle. The Once
BlfldinHs. ana the coup ton It the ffson Ais and
Sentry Towers Ct sa,d TeAt AicaiE-n city. In
diana, acce ro,rE 10 the plan. and 50 spchcauans pre-
pared =, the eIchlttct and Srssss VI the Hoard Of
Proposals shall be III or work for either
.one Eore ~ three etv,.Isus thr1et. AL mate
11ale 10 be furnished D. tet contractor. except As
In the specIee1uons Hfi to es made. II de-
sired by the c0ntrsctor, from the c!A7 s6e sAnd
eRi kA1 read. Blrs Of p.rceis U1st = ,mps1T e.ck
bid. With prices for zach ltsa nf WORK kEa tota
amounts carried eIt- Al toe work 70 pc completed
On Of before tie 1st Day Of usto-tr. 1BSa.
Elnety per & nj 0t the AEo1nt of wofk oone and
materials 've.ed. a.ceI1:in d oy the catlnats 9
cat oi the ount Of e>Lh estimate to bs retain
Until the comp ,etGn Of tn CT and Hcctplsnce
Of 1Ame and to be forIfltcc in case OF nonSu d
IneEt OF 'ccuuact. No contract 10 be xsaigled with
OCT consent Ct the Board
Oontrs,1or 10 Klvs leAst three coed traehod
t1tles, residents ol1he sta'e ef ln:.4n7.
The Bo1tn reserves the E1shl t1e}ect sEy or Al bids
ottF9d And to dec cent acts void cE non-co0P l.
with the stpu.atcps thereof tIhtr IN Of
knatctta CT !otk or fa nre - pfo@ress kAtatattoy
f1opo. ssal b enveoee4, and p:alnly address Cd
70 de OF Con.so; Of N5 .htra lndlkaA Prison.,
New fston AicHAR': ESP: BsuN, supeslntcpd
e1. VI, tt,end II se ofs iiGa 11a srs :. nesas'y
CARLTON L. BHIPLKY,
JOstPa DODGE.
mh3tp132-3wR n1fEcs- "a Of BItra OF 0sutrni.
, 1865-04-11

Ha rendered. ali imported liquors not only
but d,nge1e r. Datinfulshed from eyeIy oSner stiI.
l9nt N !h4 ee1nr, b. IT. abs lutte
oa Son1d aasFs.{e , msdfcs'sd WITH ne ces of
stande alone and unappsuzched n y saie snd -
ptoAchAble restorative and prsY.ntIFa ~ 49,"
, 1865-04-11
FRAUDS UPON SOCrErv

ttcatcs that the proofietors Of the Rs; ers hsvs I
y ways Sopaned shsmselEes p!tocipay 10 the esslos3
reade!s 70 verify The published ktatem ~ irss4
refrsence ts fhe parties Whose mines Wefe eopenaS
10 mem. any tupeArnment OF the printed syiuen..S
y dened IT cousrtute4 = volume Of pFoot II js ~
neved sueh - Wa uaVer before offered Ia suonort II
the clalma OF any other Advertised 4 edtcine
, 1865-04-11

Havink been used more extensively and for KreaeR
tors of X X record pars sad parcel Of tnc cuc
erhemefa have lived and died a7d been sne
Taa tntIoduced. IT has to-day Al1rxss eNa sna Il
, 1865-04-11
IF YOU ARE N1LIOUS,

There nothing that touches tho Ltres. the seat d
the 0194y 70 quickly ana RESTORES 4uY
psEtsctlg hsslshy 41d resa:a! eona,tion. Is Mb6
habit. the tendency OF your system iorrn o6
dnease may be heu In CHECK far lifetime by 10 O.
ca1tonal use OF this harnllesa vegetable ant{1ota.
, 1865-04-11
AMONG OFFICERS OF THE IT.
ARMY ~ -"

CONSTANT usc nnl tac strength 4u7lStuinr ytrfnsa
Ie1tcr.tlye EEopc1tea Of The metene naya been to-
Cd WITH eminent success on the battle aeEd IN fhr III
ing and camp eoepttnls, Aod in tho Huyrrumeus a11
retsoes At washing ton Ant elsewhere. b, thc ner7
a1o Il has been warmly Intorsed aud largely ostrn
LED. ~! F0~sNHF
, 1865-04-11

OF F1vE2 AND A6u1 Instead OF being dosed fqg
months with qunne. to Tho ruin OF shesenera} health
promptly set upon thss 1-ct s- In, VII hout dAk,
gerof relkpee. b, this prompt renee for ~ fsG
Of Intermittent Taken saf~EutE1 ag.tnst mtAap
ma. IT ren1crs ~ attack u CnLLs AND F1g4& ahsar
lutelY {u1pcssbld.
, 1865-04-11
In Dysmenorrhna, OF Painful Men
situation and Menorrhagia,
or Profuse Flowing,

Both diseases arising from iauty secretion Of the
menstrual nuiu-in one Gaze being too little. a1t &c
companled By saveze pain, snd tho other too pro-
iusc ecret1on which viii be speedily cured b. thr Con-
st:tution Water.
That disease known ns FAILING OF THE WOMB,
which the Fe,nt Of feaI8i!on OF the 1YAluents OF
that oTkan Is known BY sense Of heaviness and
drag Ing pains the bncx and sia and ut times
companied " ah1sp, laceradn@ or u! ,otlnx pains
ihrt ugh The pnrts will III al casea. be removed BY tle
medicine.
Ihe1s !. another class Of arialnz from u
RITATION OF THE WOMB, which Physicians call
Nefvousnexs, which word covers up much ignorance,
and IN nine caaea out It ten toe doetar not really
know whether the y SMDts the Else the dis
ease the symptoms. VIC eau only enumesste th m
hare. IapeaK more particularly Of 'cId Feet, Papia-
Il. n Of tic Heart, Impaired Memory. W1k.fuinees,
Fisshes Of Heat Laagou1, Lasaltpde and Dimness Of
VIupp.
, 1865-04-11
SUPPRESSED MEnsTRuATIoH,

Which In the unmarried ant recurring
d1sense, and brou.h neglect the Ate1a grave
and dangerous m& a~les arc t:e resu = aud month
sksst nature, the suppression beccns. CHRONIC. the
patient E1aduAl1y loses hnr app.nte. the bovea Hre
const1p8ted. night swektS come on, and CONSUMPTION
finally ends her CAa eeE.
, 1865-04-11

Pocket ahips and merchant II II regularly ,ht,
sed 81 the best known preventive ot, and fcTeV ~
s:ckSEss, and une xc-rltoo abr st.muftntf1
a! crses where such an asc-t Is required sca co1
tAins, when bonnd to hot and uaisr,o7s c,t4tcs -.
etorfs They arr OF opin,on shat fortified by saen =
or even ~ allow EdYsF.n A07s
, 1865-04-11
1T Is A z
CINE.

Really possessing u The prcpeft1es claimed for tbr
o1snet species o. ssfnedi.s, yz.: tonlca atcrsiiF1
and ls1stiVes and daily proving BY 4 opefatinn III
ea,es g. zsaESag @ the e1aslton Of these the. Import
and the best posslbie proportions. ~ p-41aS
, 1865-04-11

Diabetes,
Tone in the Bladder, Calculus Gravel
Brick Dust Deposit. and Mucous
Or Milky Disehaf ges
after Urinating,
Irritation Of the Neck Of the Bladder,
Inflammation of the Kid
neys, Catarrh Of
the Bladder,
stranguary and Burning, or Painfal
Urinating.
and tco much lnnei So said IN It's pT~lsc. lingie
dose has been known to relieve tne most urgent sgp
AIe you troubled With that distressing lin IN tho
II n IL M yo
PHYSICIANS
Rs nsf e M STs9 R n d
only uso them toz the want Of better reno y.
CONSTITUTION WATER
proved itself equal to the ta'x st has ds'ovsd
DlURETiCs
1zt.te .na dsenca the kidneys. and b. constant use
soon lead TO chronic degeneration and coaasmed dis
We present the Const,pstoa water to The pubic
cmtnent]y successful In cu7tng and We trust thst
, 1865-04-11

Tho pressure upon tho anmal power. I. v,rv s-rs.
1hose Who arc compelled to breathe tha unnsturI ~
mcsphefc ot such pacea snon,d s11tan .ee strenRt&
o. ;as Es.nd properties y he article Is tha il orsc
aaa nAfce1s .se nefFt system. and renders the iun
ana Bsln Capable Of ts1stny the effects cl bad xir
and Of rapid chAnkea from heat u cIid ~ e@ -Ns
, 1865-04-11
IN CALIFORNIA AND AUSTR AHA

Itis currently knoTn ~ the Miners Medicine" sas
LIS popularity In all the gold REGIONS Of tho Wrstr1W
III phele cletry thoHs that Il Is considered i1dis
Rensssss M to re preservation ot health pins
lie ot The gold hunter anu the pioneer. N~1 A~7
, 1865-04-11
DETEOLEUM.
+
BOOKS CLOSING,

The Subscr1pIfon Books Of this Com.
paDy A& The Original Price Of 81
per Share Having C1oRed. 4 1lna-
It'd Number Only Of Shares
Remaining will be Sold ut
&c Per Share
, 1865-04-11

When the aniInal powsss arc exhausted. the pulse
ity + lqT s6o tasE y no Restorative conp.lsaia
ty .ttmu'atd the circulation. improve Tie qus1y a.
the blood clear the o1de1 brain. and npa{l 70 tAf
trembling netYes stability and d snness.
, 1865-04-11
WHEN THE APPETITE FAYY.z.

The n1alnstsy Of health Is gone. To restore It when
dec,tntnE or to prevent lis loss Ibis achic u ii.
fafhn:e The Woft inf4ice Is utt:n Ta5hly euploye1
bnt used here rs the only eyprctaon WHICH iarfx
dessrtoes the outou eject o1 tha preparAuop r. -
appetizer,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-06-09
From the New York Daily News
DAWN OF A BETTER DAY.

We begin TO see daylight though the storry
clouds OF passion and the s;eaminy maze Of bat
| tie, which have long dimned our horizon. When
the representative men OF opposite, but men
known as honorable and heightened American
citizens, no logger able to endure the mad eX'
cesses of popular passion aud terOcity, come
| frankly together and take counsel together on
| the means of abating the dellrium Vi the masses
| aud bringing society back into its natural con.
dtiOn. one cannot but augur good Of such 4
| movement.
IL will he seen by advertisements that Mr. Ger
rit smith, that well known and conscientious
AboitiOnist OF many years, has been moved 10
indignation by the pretension OF the dominant
faction 10 make criminals and felOns II their
political adVers I.ies and in compliance with the
request OF SONS Il his fellow citizens, promises
to adde's them at the Cooper Institute On Thurs
day evening next on this tnenle
Neither Legal nor Moral Right 10 try the Re
bes Tor Treason. The Way toa sure and En-
during Peace Lies not through Perhdy and Ven
gean,e, but through Justice and Love-
Aud VINO are they who sign the Tequ sltion TO
Gertlt Smith 70 announce that saving doctrine !!
AmOA the signers we lind, along with Horace
GreeleJ, Mayor GuntLer; along WIN Henry ward
Beecher, klchsrd UGOrmGn. We have heard
too, that Charles 0Couor has consented TO take
the chair, AMI introduce GerriI smith to New
YORK audience All this Is, in itself, phenom.
enon. IL means that TIE wisest and best men OF
the land teel the need Of coming together, and
jOini, g hands and voices TO save the common
country from danger and disgrace. Such 4 le-
QUESTION TO such a man, TO speak on such
Ineme will assuredly ill The Cooper Institute as
it has never been filled before; and thsnce Will
come q voice loud and ealnest enough - MAKE
insane faction and sanguinaIy passion pause IN
their career.
This is the requisition to which Mr.. Gerrit
Smith has responded with ready compliance;
GEKKIr SMITH, ESQ, Neir York:
UEAKSiK: The events which with increasing EN-,
pha,i. are nscrUiug national history, attract and
impress the publIC MUD. We think that Information
Is nreded and counsel required. We know that the
Interest which you have Ivit IN the conflict which Is
passed continues 10 the stages OF It, pacineallOn and
close.
Cuicrstanding your Willingness to communicate
with your fellow citizens ON national topics, we would
DE pleased could YOU address pubic meeting IN this
civ At the Cooper Institute, on the evening OF next
Thursday, the sth instant, on the present a'ude oil
the country.
HORACE GREELEY, e. GODFREY GCNrHER,
r. H. CHAPLIN, Henry WARD BEEcuER,
EICH. U'GuKMAN, DAVID DUDLEY FIELD,
SAN L. N. BARLOW, HENKY W. BELLOWS,
HIRAM kFTCurM.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-06-09
spoTsYLYAN1A COUNTY

A respectable meeting Of the residents Of Spot.
syivania county was convened at the Court House
on Monday the 9th June, 1865.
John A. Gordon was called to the Chair, and
John Howison appointed Secretary.
John J.. Marye, jr.. having read the response
Of his Excslshcy Governor Pelrplint 10 .. p.
Baldwin and others, com uittee OF seven persons
was appointed TO prepare resolutions expressive
Of the sense Of the meeting in relation to said
response. After brief absence, the following
resolutions we've introduced, and unanimously
adopted:
the address Of Governor Francis H. Peirpoint,
in response 70 an address from q. p Baldwin,
Esq., as chairman pt a committee of citizens OF
HaAover county at the Eyecut We Mansion, on
Tuesday. the Both ultimo, having been read to
this meeting, and this meeting dreming il appro-
pirate to express its appreciation Of the candid,
intelligent and patriotic views announced by
oyernor Peirpoint in said address, doth therefore
resolve
!. That this meeting halls with pleasure and
satisfaction the announcement OF p litical views
and Purposes declared in said address and assures
Gov. PeirpOint OF their full appreciation of the
candid, liberal and JUS spirit which he evnces
In that exposition Of his general policy as the
chief executive officer Of Virginia in the present
embarrassed and unsettled condition Of civil af.
fairs in the State.
>. That in the judgment of this meeting, Gov.
/ PsirEoint will secure the confidence and support
OF the entire Eeepip Gf Virginia IN his work of re-
organizing the civil syhtelis of The State on the
basis indicated in said address.
3. That the Secretary Of this meeting transmit
| to Gov. Peirpoint copy of the proceedings Of
this meeting, and send copies to the publishers
o. newspapers at Fredericksburg and Richmond
with Request FOR publication Of the same.
JonE A. doRgoE, Chairman.
JOHN H0wIsoN, Secretary.