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Diseases Of the Skin.
PRIcK q PR BOZ


FINHIs cERATE has BEEH IN USE BT TIE
i FRKNCH ARndgEa FOR TIE PAST FiFrH
years and there Is no ffench soldier who does rot
know its vaiue
nwss also used extensively 6y the allied armies
in The Crimeaa var, and such were the bene6ta
derived ron is us tlsat i hss acqrrad world
vide reputation, ard 10 scldisf Who knows 81 iis
1asrit Eil Be for single week without box IN his
knapssck as by the use Of this Ce-aie be always has
q ras guard ssEinsi tie various troubles % which
scter Is sutlect es ny ulEe Il On nis clothnE, he
csn prtveni ne sppear4ncs q vermib, ahd ne ds
essee of the slin erufn1raied ffops I'D afar fhsT
have made her eppear&1ce, it Is but htle trouble,
With The 40 q ihi1 oefae, = Nd kinlsa1 q hess
dissEreeshit lrouolea
Tue pTePris.Ors have EOus g = great szPeass g
procure tho original reeipe q d. feloc, WITH fei
diractons sad he apparatus fsr nsnuiacsnrizg the
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toT aRd have Proenfed the
Sole Agency of the United States,
Kns Rave sseetsf dabot fsr ne uanufsrtarse ef
he srtcle In Nashville. soas 70 b
Near the Army % the Cumberland,
And alsc depot IN HssheEloz iog the accumz1o-
dsson o. TIE
Army Of The Pot0mac,
! Intls saFsica of the UEItad esalaa.
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ksElct % TeRResse BondheIdsrs

saTE OF TEsErsEEs. CoxIFuotlrs's o.r.,,
kAansiEtr. AuEasi IA, lssS.
4 N ohed ence 70 a Eaeoluton Of uae Goper,l A.
IL seintiy of the StEic q Ienncstee, f1sssei ~.
tlal lea. yea are hereby reqaestsd io traa~uli 8
Ats oice staten1fnt u your name nn re, idaste
Elt1 Ne eaie and number 81 cach Bond ~ -
siaie q IrEnessee held u you, and tha alnoqn,
alsd caaracteF of soch tont Your early COR
FiiAnce = earnestly requested.
comp. q she slale q IfaaaaIy
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COAL and WOOD.

II NIGHT BROTHERS. dealers ia Cumberland
N and Fittsburg Ccal Wood sawed and split -
ftoVe lengths. Oince 4s Cherry street. Yard On
Rolling Mai dll south Of Broad All orders He'd
promptly.
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100 Reward.

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CLAIM AGENTS, &e.

FGNOMEEIEs, Il. & oo.-U. 8. Q aim Agents
Uf5cers' Pay Accom- ard Quarterunaeiars
Vouchers bought at the best rates, OF collected
Office corner Cherry and Cedar streets, up stairs
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
MINIrRAL ELRCIInY.

R1ayoralfy.
We are authorired 20 announce JOHN HUGH
l SMITH ~ candidsts ior the cffice % Navog o.
Nashville, at the coming eleetion-last Saturday IN
September next
We are authorized 10 aunounoa Capf. WILLIAM
1 DRIVER as a CHndidaie lor the ofice Of Mayor Of
Nashville, a. he coming elecuon--lasi stlurlsy IN
l o'f'e"ipel next B9 zee
We are authorised 70 anaouucs ABRAM Ny ERs
as a candidate ior Mayor g the ensuing eleotion.
NS-'as
Tho friends q D. p. DICKEY request us b
announce him As a tniidate for Mayor, as ne
election en- the last SATURDAY. iu September
yD
We are auiho,irsd 10 sanouuee W. MATT
BROeN, es . eaadidaie foF Mayor, al the ensuing
Municipal Election HS
We are an ho'iusd % announcs VIZ s. CHAT.
han as = CANDIDATE ior. Mayor at The approaehiaE
election. augi-tts
We are authorized ta announce ilr. j. 8 WOOD
WARD 3 andidate iss Mayer, his accepta1 1ce
to a call having been rubishsa a1gi-tde
We sre authorized 70 announce CAPT. JOHN
DA1HlEi4b ts a caudidata Tor Mayor at the euaa-
'nS A"a'e'pAl else.ios, aasi-'d'
For Aldermen.
We are authorized 70 announce GEORGE s.
kINNEl A. a candidai5 for Alderman, 10 he
Hs sond Ward. iy.S-tt
We are authorised io-anncunce JtMEs SLOAN
a. candidate tor AlderuIan IN The Third Ward, Il
the next election. iyli-dp
We are auiscri1ed "a uunouuce RDBERT
THOMP-ON a csudidaia for Aldefmsn In The
First Ward. Election last Saturday n September.
Aug 8th-tie.
Ware authorised to announce, for the
Fihh Ward:l
FOR ALDERMAN,
RIB. CHEATHAM.
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BOOK AND JOB PRINTING.

CAMERON, WM. & OO. Book and Joe Printers,
I ! snd pu fishers Of the Day and Weekly
Union, Primers Alley. betseen Union and Dead
erick streets.
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Abd-sLEader Is disgusted with PariF.
one 81 ha Eiysa has. run aFsy iton
him.
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ROoKsELLERs AND sTATI0NEH
CARRIAGE MANUFACTURERs.

CINGLET0N, r. Il Bookseller, Publisher,
y sationer, and Periodical Dealer, Post Once
Building.
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The Werz Trial.

The PhenIx Bank BemIcatIOn
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CHANGE OF CHURCH RELATIONS.

We have already announced that the Rev
Theodore B. Kingsbury, for several years past
q prominent minister of the Methodist Episeo
p4l denomination, has recently changed his
views of church policy ordinance, and doc
triar, aud united with the Baptist. Referring
to the matter. the Raleigh Record says
o. last Sabbath morning he was baptized
by Rev T. E. Skinner in the Baptist Church
OF this city. In the afternoon he was examin-
ed by presbytery of ministers as to his
Cnristan experience, call to the ministry and
views of doctriue and church polity; aud on
SABBATH evening hewas publicly set apart tc
the work of an elder or bishop by the laying
on Of hands. The presbytery consisted of Rev
7. &. Skinner, Rev. T. H. Prichard, Rev. ]
B. Howell and Rev. N. B. Cobb. Mr. Prich-
ard preached the ordination sermon, Mr..
skinner delivered thetcharge, Mr.. Howell pre-
sent. the Bible, and Mr.. Cobb delivered the
ordinary prayer. The ordination was per-
formed at the request ofthe Bap list Church in
Warrenion who expected him to act as their
pas or. 81 TT ISL -aays ,s
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AN ARTFUL DODGER.

The Hartford Times, of July 10Th, records
the following as among the latest and most
novel methods of Cruising the wind ;" svs
Some time about the LIST of July stranger
made his appearance in Bristol giving bis
name as Francis, and protesting to be- from
Maine, and to be desirous of purchasing
borses'' He hired a team, drove out to Ply
moth, thence back to Plainville, and seemed
| ID De pokiue aoo9t.- las vague ,sRd pnceriain
way One night about ten o'clock some of
the good people of Bristol were CHARMED on
hearing aeonized shrieks, as Of somebody in
mortal suffering The noise was traced 10
| shot ia the road near the stockiuet factory,
where there is an embankment, the sides OF
Which slope down eight or ten feet from the
| road-so situated, however, that the spot was
never regarded as dangerous, or as needing
| even railing. The stranger was found "
| ing on his back and yelling dismally.' He
| said he had broken his collar bone II not his
| back, and one or two of his ribs /; but, strange
to saw, his horse and wagon were found all
right, ths wagon not even upset, and the
horse all harnessed and quietly feeding u
| The man, with groans, was taken up and
carried to Mr.. 5. e. Roots, house, where he
remained a week, suffering greately, and per-
| fectlv helpless He was sure his collar bone
wat broken, but Dr. Way, who was called
| daily 10 attend him, couldeo't 'see ito he
| spit blood, from injuries sustained by his
| lungs, but the doctor insisted on examining
his mouth for the seat of the iojury, he how
ever discovered nothing. The suffering
| ct, ana er was removed to the hotel, where he
| languished in torment for another week, when
be began to improve, and gradually got 80 he
could limp about the office, and spoke OF su-
| ing the town for one thousand dollars DANA
ges This claim he subsequently, lowered to
| iya hundred dollars, and finally to three hum
dred dollars, but would mot abate another
cent" At last however he agreed to take the
sum of one hundred in cash, paid down. This
he received on Saturday last, feeling better,
thought that he would Try his stiff and sore
limbs by walking. He walked. and walked,
and is believed to be still walking, for he
never came back to pay his board bill, his
doctor or his horse hire. His only baggage
| consisted Of an extra shirt. We can inform
our Bristol friends that this fellows, In all
probability, the same man who not long ago
practised this same game on the selectmen
Of number of towns in New Hampshire.
Vermont and Massachusetts He gets his
living by this queer and original swindle, and
| in some cases, pointing to broken wagon,
ect. has obtained large sums from towns that
preferred to pay rather than stand suit,
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TREAsUARY DEPARTMENT,
WASHINGTON JUNE 3. 1865

@AsHIEGToN JUNE 3, 1865
Where's, by satisfactory evidence presented
| to th under sig ne it has been made to appear
that the ESStX COUNTY NATIONAL BANK
OF NEW ARK, in the City OF Newark, in the
County OF Essex. and State of New Jersey, has
been duly organized under and accord ing e ne
can Act TO provide National Currency, secured
by pledge OF United States bonds. and to provide
Tor the ci renlatiOn nd redemption II ereof," APP
pr we'd June 3, 1864, and has complied with all
the provisions OF said act required to be complied
vii before commencing the business # ban king
under said act:
Now, Therefore, l. FREEMAN CLARKE.
Comptroller OF the Currency do hereby certify
thstthe ESSEX COUNTY NATIONAL BANK
OF NEWARK, in the City of New ark, in the
County Of Elsex, and State of New Jersey is au-
'borized to commence the business of banking
under thu act aforesaid.
In testimony whereof, witness my hand and
seal Of office this third day of June, 1855.
s,3 @ FREEMAN CLARKE,
5o Comptroller OF the Currency.
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FROM NORTH CAROLINA.

The Raleigh Progress denounces what it calls
the reckless use of the pardoning power in
North Carolina. HThis misplaced leniency,"
it says, sis making the leading rebels of the
State who are daily receiving pardons, still
more defiant and disloyal. Comprising the
public men of the State, they bave ell been
designated as delegates to the coming State
convention, which body it lie known they will
control. The negroes and Union men, whose
pro ection depends entirely upon the enforce
ment of the con6scation law, which disarms
only the disoyal, are special objects OF tho
hatred Of these men, who will be beyond the
reach of the Federal authorities as soon as the
new States government 10 inaugurated. 1t
ia, understood that this element, who held
State securities for upwards of forty millions
of dollars, contracted since the rebellion for
war purposes, will make strong effort to
| have the same assumed by not providing
| ag anst it in the new constitution, but leav-
| ing tito future legislation. s. ~
| FsOwiny to this unexpected exhibition OF
1 dsloyalty and vindiotive arrogance, the
| Union men are endeavOring to have the call
l for Stale Convention delayed until after
| Congress meets, which will save time as well
| as great expense, as the new proposed con-
| stitution is destined to be repudated by the
people. 1t is very apparent that it will be OF
/
| terial designated to compose that body.
i.These treacharons leaders who have been
| pardoned through Governor, Holden's recon-
| mendation are now organizing in every coun-
| ty, and openly assertthat their party is strong
| enough to defeat Mr.. Holden, or any other
| candidate for Governor, who fails to identify
| himself with them Governor Holden drafted
| a call for Convention some time since, and
| sent it 10 President Johnson for his ratiica-
ton. Since then the opposition to an early
Convention has assumed formidable proper
| tions and is daily gaining strength"
| THUS it seems that every one who does
not 90 to the extreme radicalism Of new
men," in the Southern States 10 to be thus set
upon. Gov. Holden, to whom SO much credit
has been given for his valiant Unionism,
here toiore, in trying times, is now assailed 10
I this manner and through him, of course,
President johnson, for these steps to restore
North Carolina to its constitutional relations.
through the action of the great majority OF
its people, who at the same time solemnly and
sincarely renew their allegiance to the one
Government of the United States.
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a,REAsURY DEPARTMENT.
WASHINGTON, JUNE 9, 1865.

81 WAsHINeToN, JUNE 9, 1865.
W her as by satisfactory evidence presented to
the undersigned it has been made to appear
tina" The Mechanics National Bank of Neaoark,"
in the City OF Newark, in the County of Essex
and tate of New jersey, has been duly organized
undtr and according TO the requirements of the
act et Congress tied Gan Act to provide a
National Currency, secured by plfdge of
United States Bonds, and 60 provide for tee crS
culation and redemption thereof" approved June
8, 1854, and has complied with all the provisions
OF act required 10 be complied with before
commencing the business of banking under said
act: --t mac
Now therefore, Il, FREEMAN CLARKE,
Comptroller OF the Currency, do hereby certify
that ''Ihe Mechanics National Bank of Newark, p
in The CITY OF Newark, in the County Of Essex,
and State of New Jersey, is authorized to COM
mence the business of banking under the act
aforesaid.
In testimony whereof. witness my hand snd
seal of office this ninth day of June, 1865.
FREEMAN CLARKE,
Comptroller of the Currency
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UREAsURY DEPARTMENT.,
WASHINGTON JUNE 5th, 1865.

WASHINGTON JUNE 9Th, 1865.
Whereas by satisfactory evidence presented
to tie rundereinfd, ii has been made to appear
thai the NEWARK CITY NATIONAL BANK
IN the city OF Nfwark I'm thecouaty OF Essex, and
State Ut New ters. y, has been duly orga. ICED
under and according TO the requirements OF the
act Of Congress an tiled Gan Act to provide
a,ionsl Currency, secured by pledge of
United States bonds. and to provide for the cir
culation and redemption thereof approved
june, 49, 1865, and was compelled with all The
provisions of said act required to be complied
with before commencing the business OF Ranking
under said ta': ~
Now, therefore, 1, FREEMAN CLARKE.
Comptrollrr of the Currency, do hereby certify
that The NEWARK CITY NATIONAL BANK
in the city If Oswark, in the county Of Essex,
and the State of Mes Jersey, is authorized TO
Commence the basiness of banking und.r the act
aforesaid.
In testimony whereof, Aitness my hand and
seal OF office this fifth day of June, 1865.
FREEMAN CLARKE
-. Comptroller OF the Currency.
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BANKS.
HRKAsURY pEPARTMET
washington, JUNE, 81, 1865.

WASHINGTON, JUNE, 81, 1865.
Whereas. by satisfactory evidence presented
to the undersigned, it has been made to appear
that "The National Nepark Conlpang,'p in the
City of Newark, in the County of Essex, and
State of New Jersey, has been duly orga nized un-
der and according to the requiem nts of the act
Of Congress entitled ''An Act to provide Ma.
tional Currency, secured by pledge Of United
States bonds and to provide Tor the Circulation
and redemption thereof" approved June g..
1864. and has complied with 1.-the provisions OF
said act required to be complied with before
commencing the business of banking under tie
said act: - f-. q
Now, therefore, !, Freeman Clarke, Corptroll-
of the Currency. do hereby certify that "The
Ma tional Ne,oark Banking Company" in the City
OF New Jersey in the, County of Essex, and
State of New Jersey. is authorized to commence
tho business OF banking under the act aforesaid.
In testimony whereof, witness my hand md
seal of Office this twenty FIR st day of June. 1865.
4 FREEMAN CLARKE,
COMPTROLLER of the Cufrency:
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4, WAsHMaroN, July 81 Chang and Fog
the Samese twins. who have been engaged
ia farming operations for years in North Car
DINA, according 10 q. note received from
them, are soon again to appear on exhibition
in the Northern States.
DR.. Gurley, of Washington, has declined
the secretaryship of the Presbyterian Board
Of Publicatio
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NEW YoRK, July 1.-The steamer city of
New York arrived this morning. The fol-
lowing is the latest not embraced in the tele-
graphic abstract of her news received via
Cape Race.
Lospos, Jaly 2O.-The elections show
gain of 20 for the Liberals.
The Persian Gulf cable has peen repaired
aud ,eegraphic communication with Indian
re-es ablished.
The Paris Moniteur denies the rumor that
a European Congress is to be'convened.
The United States war steamer Colorado
arrived at.Falmouth ON the 18th of July, and
after taking on board channel pilot proceed
ed for Antwerp.
The Irish elections are going largely in
favor of the Liberals.
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WASHINGTON, July .3l-It is stated that
the eonsulship to Gaboon, in Western Afri,,
d, having been rendered to j.. O. Babcock,
o New York, that gentlemen respectfully de-
cined it, expressing desire to be appointed
ID bearer of dispatches this summer to the
White Mountains, provided the latter Office
would not prejudice his application for a
more suitable appointment.
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Marshai's Catarrh snuff.-Ths best ar
Ixl ticle known for curing Catsrrh, Gold in the
head and Headache; an excellent remedy for Sere
Eyes; Deafness has been removed by it. Lii
recommended by many OF the best physicians, and
is used with great success and satisfaction every
where. NJ. s. BURR 4 CO., rs fremont street,
General Agents. Sold everywhere.
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The new census of Boston which is nearly
complete, will sho population of from 1907
600 to 200, 900 souls. Ho
On Saturday last the wife of Isaac Jewell,
New Castle, Del; CONNECTED suicide, leaving
eight or nine children,
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Freie hts token at fair rates.

Shippers are requested to send Sip Receipts
and Bills OF Lading with their goods.
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r. S. BUsTING.
GROCER AND PRODUCE DEALER,
No. 6, Market Square,
-s4ss.5t NORFOLK, VA. te Qss
IN. Railways on hand large and we'll selected
Stock for City and Country Trade.
jy27-1y
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N OUT IL II N LII,
D EN- 1T Is T.,
OFFICE, NO. MAIN sTREET, DOORS FROM
NORFOLK, 7

NORFOLK, VA,
He inserts Teeth from one to an entire set, the
NEST improved plan And all other operations
ted with the profession performed wis punctaslity
and durability.
jyA-1y Z. CUTHR1ELL
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M s.s ~. % h .,
NO. 2 cAMP1ELL's WHARF,
WHOLEaALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN
Flour Beef Pork, Sugar, Coffee, Tea, Soap Candles,
Liquors. segars Tobacco, Paints Oils, Paint Brushes,
&c., &c. .7ahls 5in tta p AeiA jy25
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For Freight or Passag. (having fine accom-
nodations,) spply TO- Henry Winsor Il Ca.
832 South Delaware Avenue.
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CTEA MTG Ii VIZ 20 OIL.

STEA MTG Ii We IL Pool..
Calling at Queenstown heeInman Line, sail
ing SEMI-WEEKLY, carrying the q. s: Mails
CITY OF CORK....... W EDNESDAY July 10.
CITY OF BALTIMORE SATURDAY, July 26.
GLASGOW. ............... WEDNESDAY July 20
CITY OF WASHINGTON SATURDAY, July
&C. a HS5p
At Noon, from Pier44 North River.
RATES OF PASSAGE.
First Cabin............$ 500 90 Storage. 90
TO London ......95 on IS to London. "a 90
/" to Paris. 90 " to Paris 40 90
Passengers also forwarded to Havre Hamburg
Brennan, &C., &C., at moderate rates.
Passage by the mail steamers, sailing every
Saturday, payable in gold, Passage by the MIDI
week steamers, payable in U. s currency.
Steerage passage from Liv erool or Qu en-
town, $50 goir, or its equivalent, Tickets can
be bought here by persons sending for their
friends.
For further information, apply the Com
panys's Offices JOHN G. DALE, Agent
Ill WALNUT Street, Ph ia.
BOSTON AND PHILADELPHIA
DSTEAMSHlPL LINE, sailing from each
port on SATURDAYS. from first wharf above
PINE Street, Philadelphia, and Long Wharf,
Boston. 9feHi
The STEAMER NORMAN, Captain Baker. will
sail from Philadelphia for Boston on Saturday
July 22d, at1l A, M, and steamer S.xton Can.
tain Mathews, IRON Boston for Philadelphia.
same day, at4 z. NJ: au
These new and substantial steamships form
regular line, sailing from each port PEI ctually
on Saturdays.
+ Freiehts token at fair rates.
Shippers are requested to send Sip Receipts
and Bills OF Lading with their goods.
q ( / Hsrt r.
For Freight or Passag4 (havng fns accom-
n 0da tons, j apply to Henry Winsor Il Ca.
c 832 South Delaware Avenue.
NTarshai's Catarrh Subtitle best ar
lxl ticle known for curing Catsrrb, Gold in the
head and Headache; an excellent remedy for Sere
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These new and substantial steamships form a
regular line, sailing from each port per ctua lily
on Saturdays. 7' A1s
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NT.ERCHAN TS ANDPEOPLE,s

M.E G I'll A N rs ANDFPEOPLE,S
1vl LlNE.- Leave ON saturday. g. b inst, 8 p.
NJ. For st. Louis, Cairo Memphis. Naichez Ba.
ton Rouge, and all intermediate lapdings--The
Large snd cunnmodious passenger steamer MAG.
ENrA, Robert Getty, master NJ. d Oondiff.
clerk, will leave as above, having hne rooms and
everything that is calculated to make the trip
pleasant one.
For freight or passage, apply on board. jy6
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1865-04-26
: From The North.

MACON, April II. .-tha Nashville: Esiion
Of ibe Sch has been received containing q
deepatuh from the Yankee Gen Sheridan;
lated April 9Th, stating tbstth Confeder.
ates made stand at Barksyille Junction,
whore he attacked them, .cspturiug Gener-
ais euatis Lee, Ewsll, Kershaw, Bafton,
Cosse AMI Debarry, with several thousand
prisoners. -
!, ThsiNewYork Herald ofthe 7th, has in.
formation from Richmond that President
Lincoln was there, and was actively rem
gagged in the. Business OF peace; thaton the
Alb, hehsdaprivste conference with Judge
Campbell ,ello,with the advice aud conssntof
President Davis, had remained in the city
to see what could be'done. 1t was under.
stood that another interview was Appointed
for tho ftL, when General Weitzel'and 9TH
ey prominent Fsaeral officers, and-promi-
sent Confederate leaders were to epresent'
'The Northern press repolss, do not state
whothe prominsnt Confederate leaders were.