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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1865-09-21
AIMS BOURBON
VANS BOURBON
VANS BOURBON
BITE RS !
BlTTERS
BITTERS

healthy tonic, gentle stimu ant and unequalled
morning appetizer Prepared in ripe old Bour-
bon. Being now used to theexclusiOn OF all 9TH
er Biters in more than fifty United STATES A17ny
Hospitals, and millions of private families, and
is the only popular medicue which has been es-
pecialy exempted from stamp tag By the United
States governIne mt, on the ground of its having
been adopted as q standard remedy by the
medical profession.
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The symptoms of Catarrh are at first very
slight Persons find they have a cold, that
they have frequent attacks, and are more SEN
sitive to the changes Of temperature. In this
condition the nose may % dry, or slight dis
charge, thin and acrii afterwards thick and
adhesive, may ensue
AS the disease becomes chronic, the dis
charges are increased In quantity and changed
in quality, they are nov thick and heavy, and
are hawked or cougheo Oft The Secretions
are offensive, causing bad breath; the voice
thick and nasal; the eyes are weak; the sense
of smell is lessened or destroyed; deafness
frequently takes place
Another common anc important symptom of
Catarrh is, that the person is obliged to clear
his throat in the morning of thick or shiny
mucous, which has fallen from the head DUR
ing the night. When this takes place, the
person may be sure that his disease is on it's
way to the lungs, and SHOULD lose no time in
arresting it.
The above are but few u the many Catarrh-
al symptoms. Write 20 Laboratory for
our pamphlet descuatng u.ly all symptoms;
1t viii be sent FREE to any address Also
directions where to procure the medicine.
We are daily receiving letters from soldiers
In the army, and others in all parts of the I'm
ion, aud also numerous testimonials from
those using it, bearing evidence of its infalli-
BILE merits.
remedy contains NJ mLNEtGAL OEL
POISONOUS INGREDIENTS, butts prepar-
ed from vegetable extracts EXCLUSIVELY;
therefore it is PERFECTLY HARMLESS,
sven to the most tender and delicate child.
CALL for SEELYE'S CATARRH RENE
DY, and take no other. If not sold by drug
gists In your vicinity, you can enclose the
money in letter to US, and we will send the
medicine by Express. Price SO, 90 per bottle.
Address DR.. D. H. SEELYE & Co.,
FreepCrt, III.
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@Adjutant General Gaylord has received
a communication from Provost Marshal
General Fry, stating that Wisconsin has
furnished to the government Sc OO9 men
since the commencement of the war. This
is rather more than one-ninth of the popu-
Iation. These have been procured at cost
IN bounties Of about S1o,00O,OOO, or about
500 per man.
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IN p .sb a.sai TX County Court.

IN PROBATE-KenOshaC County Court,
In the matter OF the estate of Carlton G Stetson
deceased. re =
Am READING and filing the petition of Jane A.
" Stetson OF the city of Kenosha in Kenosha coun.
ty and state OF Wisconsin, and taking due proofs OF
the same representing among other things that Carl
ton u stetson, late OF Kenosha. the End day of
Apri, A ID. 1865, died intestate leaving goods chat
tels and estate within this county and that the Pc
tltoner is the widow of said dece ased and praying
that adm nistration of said ebe granted to her
the said Jane a. Stetson, 1t ordered that said pes
ttion be beard before the Judge of this Court on Fri.
day the 29th day of September, A. ID. 1865, at two
Kenosha. =
And it is further ordered that notice thereof Civ.
en- to the heirs OF said deceased and to all persons in
srested, by publishing copy Of this order Tor three
successive weeks prior to said day of ing in the
Kenosha Telegra ph, weekly newspaper printed and
published in kenosha in said county
l. W. WEBSTER
County Judge.
Dated Kenosha, Sept. 4th, 1865, 8w14
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. ated Kenosha, Sept. 4th, 1865. 8w14
Proposed Constitutional Amendment.

AN ACT to extend hserght of suffrage
The people of the State of Wisconsin, represented In
senate and assembly, do enact as follows:
Section l. The right of voting hereby extended to
the age OF twentyone years or upwards with the
tiers IN section one OF article suffrage, in eonst
tuition
See ,. This act before it takes effect shall be submit
Tuesday next succeeding the first Monday of Novenber
1863 when if majority of votes as rouuired NV be
constitution be east tor it, it shall be force and Erect
under the requirements hereinafter preserbed hut il
such majority be not cast for it, it shall have force or
Sec. The ballot be used on this occasion, shalt
be for the affirmative for extension of suffrage for the
negative, for the extension OF suffrage, no which shall
be the general ballot used the SAID election and de-
to vote at any election IN this state shall be deemed vo-
Sec. A. These votes shall be counted and returned bv
inspectors of the election in all respects as votes for
state officers are counted and returned. .I--'.- ;
of for officers shall canvass tho
return this question at the place under the
canvassng and declaring the Of elections Tor
state officers.
Sec. g. Within three days after the determination Of
such canvass shall be the duty of the to
certify result OF the said the who
result and publish the same, daily and weekly for two
weeks, in all newspapers printed in the state when il
the result shall be in favor OF the Of suffrage
this shall Immediately after publication be Of
and effects but if not in favor of it, then this act
Sec, T. This act immediately after its passage shall
be published and at least three previously TO said
general election the secretary ofstate shall send cause
sent correct copy of 1t every newspaper in the
state which newspaper upon the publication same
treasury the rates paid for other legal Advertising
Approved April 10, 1863.
OFFICE or THE SECRETARY or SrArEl
MADISON July Is, 1865,
The publisher of each paper in this state will please
publish the above act each week three this
prior the next general election his bill 10 ibis
office Tor payment LUCIUS FAIRCHILD,
SnS arv 4 2fafa
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SWANS Bourbon BitteFs
FOE

headache, COstt0eness, and kindred diseases,
arising from disordered condition of the Stom-
ach, Liver or Bowels. Let eUeTy one try these
agreeable Bitters; once tried and used, they will
recommend them with confidence t, all others
who are in need of wholesome, agreeable and
efectual tonic. The rapidly increasing demand
for these Bitters has induced me TO give them
publicity, so that thousands who have not used
them, may try them and be convinced of their
efficacy.
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Wain's Bourbon Bite RS

GB They are made of ingredients well knownt
and approved by the medical profession as hav
ing p0aoerfUI tonic properties, both powerful
aud pleasant, with sufficient gtheRing prop
critics to correct the bilious arrangement of the
system, and act like charm when taken accord
ing to directions, as remedy for the following
diseases :-Inddgestaon, Dyspepsia, Jdundace,
L1ger Affections, Loss Of Appetite, LoacneSs OF
Spirits,
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CARL SCHURz. Milwaukee Her0ld
says 1t learns from trustworthy source
mat new English paper is about to be es-
tabllshed in st. Louis, with Gen CARL
SoHURz as chief editor. Subscription
amounting to $4,000 have already been
raised for it.
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SALE OF FORFEITED STATE
LANDS.

OFFICE OF
COMMISSIONERS OF SCHOOL AND UsIyERsITY LANDS
MADISON, August 10Th, 1866. ..
STATE OF WISCONSIN, ....
49,
COUNTY DANE, NOTICE is herebv
given that ali Inc School, University swamp Lands
in the State OF Wisconsin, which have been forfeited
by reason OF non payment of interest," for the wear
1865, will be offered for sale public auction at The
capitol in Madison, on the 9th day of December, A.
d. 1863, unless sooner redeemed said sale to COM
mence at O'Clock A, NJ, and continue from day to
day until all of said land shall have SO ongTed
Said land will be offered by counties arranged in al
phabetical order
Among these are the following described lands in
the county of Kenosha which will be offered AT tho
price named opposite each tract (under the heading
"Total amount due Stae,) which includes the ptinc.
pal due at the time Of forfeiture the interest on the
same up to January LIST, 1866 all taxes which have
been returned against the same the cost of adver-
Using and sale and three per cent. damages.
Said lands will be sold subject to all unpaid taxes
assessed against the same, not included herein
The percentage of the principal pay able at the
time ofthe purchase will be fixed by the Commits
sioners at the sale 6W12
LUCIUS FAlROHILD, lcoror,;,.,o,o-. -,
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80 CD
On and after Sunday, March 18th, 1865, passenger
trains via
lGESGAE CENTRAL ID

- W,ll leave Great Central Depot, foot of Lake St.
Chicago at "
$50 "A. M. $3.50 H. M. 1900 p, WI.
Sundays Excepted Saturdays Excepted Sunys Sat'ys
s.4 Excepted.
Connecting Immediately at Detroit wi trains of the
Great western and Grand Trunk Railways for Toron-
to- NOntr eai, ogdensburg, Buffalo, Niagara Falls Troy
Albany, Spril gieid New York ana Boston
~ during the temporary suspension of through
.rave, the Mich gan Central have renovated and e.
htted their famous coaches, and made all necessary
improvements Tor the comfort of through passengers
FOR through tickets, via the Great Central Route
apply at Offices OF connecting roads; in Chicago at
Company 5 Offices, in fremont House BIeck, aud AT
Depot, loot o. Lake Street,
Il. @. WENTWORTH, aRN RICE
GendW estern Passenger Agt GEM Supt.
--- ..- -~ 9tf
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4 Probate. .Kenosha County Cou.,

In the matter of the estate of Martin Packman
"a reading and fling the petition of Catharine r.
- Packman, of Bristol, in Kenosha COUNTY q nd
o sconsin and taking due proofs OF the ga me
man among other things, that Martin Pa ok
anst ~ ,eSposna County, on the 18th day of Au-
e . "a ~ 1850 died intestate leaving goods Oh at
petoner Is With m.nn this county, and that she the
hat admini.tratw OF said deceased; and pray ing
IL Is ordered that SAID petition be heard be fore he
yudge 81 TINS Court Friday the 9th day Of Octo Der
city and county of kenosha - ~ ~ 0iuee III inc
ana is further ordered that notice thereof be p
ts hes 81 SAG deceased and to all persons
successive weeks prior TO said day hearing in the
henosha Telegraph, weekly newspaper prinfed anS
publish I'd 10 Kenosha il said county anu
3w15 + vi wEpsTDn
' AA'hosudi Sept 10, 1000 County Judge
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EXECUTRIX SALE

I'm PrObaIe-KenOsha County Court.
10 the matter of the estate of John Duffy deceased
NOTICE is hereby given that by virtue and in
" pursuance of an order of license made In this
matter on the LIST day OF September 1885, by the coun
tycourlhe undersigned executrix of the last will and
testament OF SAID deceased will on the 29th dav of Sen
TENDER, 1863, at O'Clock p. M, the premises here
matter described, offer for sale public auction the
following described IaLds' to witt Lot four (4l and
the west half of lot five 5 block forty-ons IAN in
the first ward of the city OF kenosha and State OF Wis.,
consin. The terms OF sale will be made known at the
time and place of sale. ~
Dated at Kenosha, Sept. 4, 1866.
MARY DUFFY,
Avid Executrfx of saidEstate
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BE Wise IN TINE
BE WISE In TINE
Is WISE IN ZINE

Let not disease destroy constitution. Try bottle
my GhAoDlt AL D.ofS, and you will be statistic ed
lat an NO iupost cor leh your afflicted TREND yuat
cSIo te uiOom oI health to
-ohtF laVOr m'le valuable Than gold. For painful ur
AMY aeiOh IL Is Just the sLng. have in
AZ mihu an Instance Ot had been suffering
ION PAINFUL AehstruuIiOn Two yeaIs
et 70 hoI Room each time she applied to seYeraI
Hnel Phs ei.l1hs "ItLout tenet, tile my
OpUi entirely cured her.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1865-09-21
-DENTTISIRY
JAMES PARSONS, Dentist.

Natural teeth put in, in the best style OF preserya>
ton Artificial teeth of any style desired, made to
order, and all other work pertaining the profess
sion, execute d in a skfu manner Rooms over the
Flrst National Bank, Kenosha, Wis
y: D "orF will be done as cheap as by any good
ly4
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To THE LADIES OF AMERICA !
LYONS PERIODICAL DROPS
LYON 5 PERIODICAL DROPS,
RELIABLE, AND SURE TO DO GOOD
RELIABLE, AND SURE 40 DO GOGD
CAUTEUN.. CAUTscN,,,

Bear in IN nd that guarantee my DROPS 10 CURE
Impression VI the Menses from Whatever though
are should be taken ascertain If pregnancy be the
duse, as these DUPo would be produce miscar-
age, II tak1n whist IN tnaJ siGuation, and eau
ohed dinst using thei as WASH II distinctly under
lude sLU circumstances
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10 MARRIED. LADIES

hey are peculiarly dapted they bring the monthly
terIod with such perfect regularity
could mrnlsh any quantty testimonials of it's eff
aty trunI my Patients, Practice of
Ought and hG ilOus she public is So preyu
Ut, uU deem il ad vIsable.
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NJ Q + 10

N = ! = Is
The City Bank of Kenosha having relinquished
business, the bills issued by said Bank or now OUT
standing must be presented for payment at the Of
flee OF the Bank Comptroller at Madison within three
~ years from the date of this notice. in default Of
which any securities remaining in the hands of the
Comptro Ter, will be delivered to this association
KeuOsha, August 3D., 1865.
A. CAhPBELL, n. G.. DURANT,
fresident. 2ySVol26 Cashier.
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TAKEN UP.

WpROKE into the enclosure OF the subscriber In
ND the Town of Bristol or about the 28d day OF
August 1865, one CHESTNUT. GRAY HORSE, large
size 16 hands high or years old The owner is re-
qnested to prove property pay charges and take him
away. .t..' ..-.. WILLIAM HUNT2d.
Bristol, Aug. IS, 1865. Avis
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SWANS Bourbon 3itteYs

eS Ladies, who have tried and found most 9th
er "StOmdch BisterS" too bitter, anDaIdtabLs
end too h5gI noedicGted for their delicate taste
please give these trial, and you will not be
withou them. They give tone to the stomach,
and strength to the whole system.
eas~ If your druggist tTadesman has not got
these BitteTS, have him send for them.
~ Remember the name and take no other
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TAKEN UP.

TAKEN UP.
NtADIE into the enclosure of the subscriber in the
~ town of Somers, about the 2d day of Sep
tember, 1865, a Dun Colored Mich cow, one horn
broken off. The owner is requested to call, prove
property pay charges and take her away. avid
Somers, Sep. 8, 1865. j. II. WINsL0W
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NDasEELYE'S 49,,
BRONCHIAL, SYRUP


AN UNFAlIISe REMEDY FOR. aa VS.
Coughs Colds Bronchitis, Sore Throat. Hoarseness,
and Irritation Of the Bronchial Tubes or lungs,
Tickling in the Throat, and Group. s--
This syrup is especially beneficial in affections
of the Throat and Bronchial Tubes, caused
by Catarrh, greatly assisting in its permanent
cure when used in connection with the Rem
edy If taken in time it NEVER FAILS to
cure the severest cases of Group.
Being agreeable to the taste, safe for chill
H. speedy IN IT'S effects, giving strength to
voice and lungs, II Wi soon find its way
every family in the land. Price Sl.O0
+ bottle.
DR.. D. H. SEELYE & Co.,
81 Sole Proprletors, Freeport Ills
GENERAL AGENTS
JOHN D, PARK, Cincinnati Ohio.
WILSON 81 PETER, Louisville Ky.
SOLD BY ALL WHOLESALE DRUG
GLSTS. and at retail by
DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE.
ROBINSON, l,el5, KenO>h a
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1865-09-21

FHNHG FOLLOWING is a list of unredeemed
pieces, tracts or lots of land situate in the county
OF kenosha, State of Wisconsin, which were sold on
the 18th day of May A D. 1885, for the unpaid of
1862 and the amount OF taxes, charges and interest
calculated thereon to the last day OF redemption
on each parcel Now therefore, Notice is hereby CIV
en- that unless such lands redeemed on or before
the 18th day of May 1866, they will be conveyed
to tie purchasers thereof.
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DO MOI BE IMPOSED UPON
DO NOT BE Imposed LkOh

~ those VINO nave other preparations which they
90 pain on upon the strength OF popularity Il my
orops' DuV Wueh the Druggist you apply has got
'iei either make hini Iuy them enclose
ne DoAaf 70 The nearest general wholesale agent Who
va return y on Il bottle by Express
see thaI the name OF JuU. l. Lyon written upon the
dfeetlvhs Mncs are wrapped around each bottle one
tAels are genuine therefore, beware cOuu ter e
hey are Tor s3 by every uraglsV an city or sou4Try
at one Dollar ISL PER bottle. you wish reel take no
. ther. N1 nv
DR.. JNO. L. LYON,
Praeticing Thy can, New Haven Conn.
no can lie consulted concerning all diseases either
3 ersOnaIIy or by letVer. ID 1"sA
Lord X smith, Chicago Wholesale Aeepts f. f.binsnn
" heeier y Clark, Agents for this place.
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Third Ward.

The tollowing IN N w Or Sec 5, TIRE
M ,hS = Cook 70 z 9aI.4 King Is 59i
The foLtOaCi71g in N r Or Sec 6, T1R2s.
+ LOCeit-pt ne or sec e. com on line of DEM
ing ST 164tt " OF G line sd ar sec thence W on
Sd linz y Alp IT, $50 8-l2ft esift beg 30 46
Behedlet--Ft ne or sec 6; com 133ft Of NJ cor
otlt II and on W line Chicago st, thence 100
1t, - IT, W TO " line hf sd qrsee, "a rds 9 st.
e Is rds 10 IT, - fl, 100 1T. n 3 tt beg. "a
Hessberg Bro--Pt II or sec G; com y rds 8 of
Sc cor l. II 10 rds " Of center of old Chicago
road rds, " IL rds rds. IL rds to beg 3S5
Forbes-It ne or sec 6; ON IL rds 8 Of Sc cor IL
II 10 IL rdsw Of eetre Of old Chicago road
rds " l-2 rds, n rds, 8 l-2 rds to beg 365
T Adams-Pt or sec 6; com u . Of Sc cor Il
II x II rds Of centre Of old Chicago road; Sc
rds,w to W line hf Sdqr sec, nc rds, to beg 3s5
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SYM pro M s.

Cure Warranted if Directions are Followed.
Single bottle will last month-to be used thre,
Arnss daY.
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Thursday Morning Sep. FL, 1865.

) SChOtF,. G. VINEGAR
Proprtetors.
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Che genugts& telegraph.

tEla Paper Of the City, County and Post Office
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c RrOnsOn--Pt NV ar sec 3; com az point %
ehns34 ks n from 8 line sd Or sec L. Is rds 7lks
W from line. thence W to land owned by Hale
& Bond supposed to be % rds II ks, theuces
to corporation line, thence to point sof beg,
thence n to beg; except what may be included 'e.
In st known as Fremont Avenue S58
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Vim B SIocatna. com at sw cor bk %
on line of blk 80 # thence to center
of blk 80 # to beg.
I'm B SE0caLne. com at Sc cor BIZ 20 W
to point SO # of sw cor n to CEN
ter of bk e 165 # to e line of bk thence
to beg.
s Fisk ne ur
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The fouowang descra6ed lots qnd parcels Of land
are satuatean Sc Or. sec. Sec. 81 4 2 r. %
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-01-31
Cincinnati MARKET.

FLOUR-S9 40910 90, according to brand; family
bringing ~ 70. There are no buyers of the lower
grades, except the army bread bakers and they are
not in the market. and prices are therefore, nominal
at So 1909 %.
PR0VISI0NS-Th sales were SO, 900 pounds bulk
pork at $50 so. Sugar cured hams dull at 23924e;
prime lard is held at 22c.
GROCERIES, demand is light and the mar
ket, although quiet, is firm at 43945c for fair to
choice Rio Coffee; 22923lS, for Cuba Sugar; 240
26lsc for prime to choice New Orleans; 3lc for hard
refined, and 81 20 per gallon for DID, 81 4O01 43 for
new crnp New Orleans Mol,sses
MH!SkY-Sales of 100 barrels at - 90.
WHEAT-The market is firm but quiet at 81 93
al 95 for prime TO choice red There is little Ken
lucky White offered, and inabsence of sales we can
bushels prime red at 81 s5 and $50 do choice do at
C0RN-There is moderate demand for ear at
u lOa1 u, and shelled at 81 Is a Is in elevator
The sales were 400 bushels ear at 81 TO- at the In
dianapolis and Cincinnati railroad; 200 do at 81 ~
at the Hamilton and Dayton railroad and 400 do AT
81 le at the Indianapolis and Cincinnati railroad
OATS-The market is firm; holders asking $40,
buyers offering S59s6c, consequently nothing was
done. -,
BARLEY-The market is quet several lots are
Offering TO arrive. We quote prime to choice Fall
at 81 659l TO- and prime to choice Spring. at 81 SO
RYE-There is moderate demand for prime to
choice at 81 1901 s5 $50 bushels were sold at 81 49,
FRU UIT-Green Apples are in limited local demand
at - 6095 rs per barrel for choice Eastern. Dried
Apples are quiet at12h9l3c on arrival, and 13d9l4c
from store Peaches are dull at 27Q129c per pound Il
P0TATOES-We quote the best descriptions ut
1904 so per barrel. ~ tls' H9Teq 5iiilW 10
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Qr,tltgrap6it:.
Speculation as 10 the Result OF
HInir,a Mission.

NEW YORK, January 30.-The Herald's
Washington special says the mission OF
Blair to Richmond was not, as has been
generally supposed, an entire failure, but
that it resulted in fully disclosing the fact
that many of the rebel chiefs are desirous
OF peace, and are willing to submit to much
more reasonable terms than their news
paper organs would lead us to suppose; but
that all are so jealous and watchful of each
other that no one dares to make an ad-
vance, for fear Of being made the victim
of some desperate and relentless action.
Another correspondent says that we need
not be surprised to soon hear of terms for
peace in proclamations of the Governors of
Georgia and North Carolina.
The Tribune's special says the only new
development as to the Blair mission is re-
ported by two members of the House, who
dined with the returned envoy. Although
they are Democratic, they state that Mr..
Blair said that jeff. Davis entreated
him to effect the passage of the
Constitutional amendment abolishing
slavery; that he confessed that the war had
uprooted and destroyed slavery; that il had
induced disunion, and that the hope of be-
ing able yet to saye slavery and re-enthrone
1t, was the only obstacle to peace and the
restoration of the Union. This was told on
the floor of the House on Saturday. Bets
were instantly offered by Peace Democrats
that Mr. Blair had never uttered word of
what was imputed to him.