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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-25
Urn Goods.

A sSIGNEEs SALE.
THE MAGNIFICENT STOCK OF CLoAKs
CONTAINED ~ THE STORES
NOS. 9Oa AND 500 CANAL-ST, ..
and at
NO. AS BROADWAY,
ASSIGNED BY GEORGE CAREY.
WILL BE SOLD FOR CASH.
AT PRIVATE SALE, ON
MONDAY, TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY ard THURSDAY
JANUARY %, "a, rs and 26,
AT BOTH THE ABOVE STORES.
On FRIDAY snd SATURDAY, ?7th and 23h inst, the
naiuder Of the Goods will be on EXHIBITION
AT NO as BROADWAY.
ARRANGED WITH CATALOGUES.
ITO BE SOLD AT AUCTION,
FOR CASH,
ON MONDAY, JANUARY 90
AT 10 O'CLOCK. by
VIM TOPPING CO.,
Auctione-Tl
Store Fixtures will be sold Immediately after the sle Of the
Goods.
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STEINWAY ~ SONS GOLD MEDAL
~ GRAND AND SOuARE PIANOS now considered
tho best In Europe this country having received to
ifJ Przs Medal Ut the Wol.ds Exhibition Ia London 1862
Tho principal reason why the seinwAy Pianos ATo superior
10 all others IT, that tho h Is composed VI hye practical
piano ore makers Other aud four sans) who invent oil their
improvements. and under whose personal sapervsaa
Of the instrument is glanuiee,ured Naeroom.
II and - East Fouresnhs between Union Square and
Irvirg plxce New YORK..
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Personal PROPER ~.

PERSONAL PROPERLY.
No. -. TERRY slNCLAlRs household fernpa-e
No. as THOMAS Ill MI, Jr's personal property.
No. ile JOHN k. COOKS household furniture.
Seized be ed and condemned under the Coshcation act OF
July seventeenth eighteen hundred and sgytwo, es tho
propgty the above named dsiond and vii DO sod ioI
the uss Of the United States
JOHN UNDERWOOD.
United Staies MArrhal ior the Di.tIic, Of hgin,A
EB-Al persons buying at this sale viii be rcqufed 10
make deposit OF o nh OF the pachHse money a. soon a.
the utot 1. struck o. Otherwise will b. resoa
JOHN UNDERWOOD.
United States Maphsl for the District Of Virginia
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MASON Il HAMLIWs CABINET

DIANO for SALE-At the Residence No 6yo
si,,h ,old Ma 676l ussr Por,eh.t rasrilcertly
carved 7.octaye, Rosewood PIANO-FORrE used a short
carved legs OF 'dh design, eoisav.d e4ss ll ionIa
corners bcaur serpcuue bottoms richly hri.ned VITA
out ovsptrung bsss M iron SC po~stiu rich sweet
t0ns oelcbrasd chg makers with full weHsDty and IA an
elegant and chsoe Piano. be and ted 10 lo Gppio
eard. will b. sold for 83i5-dbout halfptcc. Apply ior
four daysd,y evening. ~ bilas bon Tor any mont
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Ncro l)ublitations

Ready Tomorrow.
THE FRIEND OF PROGRESS,
l. FOR FEBRUARY.
CONTENTS.
Spirits IN Prison. By Rev. o. B Ftothneham 80,
Midnight watching. fPoery) By Geofse - burieigh.
New Belief and Old Opinion. By Rev. EdwsrdC Iowne.
critical Survey OF the Beliefs and Opinions oil Rev. H. W.
Beecher. no
Mira Elizs w. Farnhan
Jennie Duneafh. (PoqtIy.D BY Alice Cary. ,
An American Church. tAo Complement TO the American
State. By X. T. Hal.ock.
The Bequest Of Spiniualism. ny 4. w. Higginson.
Minor Topics. Our Library &c.
Snge copies, 20 Genie: 81 per year.
10 DO procured OF all News-deaiers.
Address c. NJ. PLUME Co.,
No. IA CanatsL, New.York.
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VUE WEBER PIANO-TORTE-

rI,HE WEBER PIAN0-TORTE-
i 1. admitted the BEST ptnoFo made because the
br,des being practice mechanic Of long experience
h. also THORoUGH MUSICIAN, thus COM glns alysn'
tages possessed by no other sruac,uer In the ed states
Srch the testimony OF \ B Mills, Robert Heller Geo. r.
Prstow Nm kla.on C. Jerome Hopkins Chas. F-ade Mex
Maresek Carl Anschuts John Zunde hauEioo Sta, ,schi
Giovanni Sconcia aud every good musician IN the United
States All musical ears admit their great superiority
Wrerooms No. 1855 West Broadway, near Canast
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no MANUPACTURERs.-Persons desirou
VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY q

" ALL y BILE lMIhONHD fhOIEaI ~
PRIVATE SALE, by A. }. BLEEcKER, SON co..
No n Ccdaro-
LYxISGTos.Avg., NEAR TwESTYyIyrH sr-2 hae three
story bT.cA HOUSES.
LExISGTOy kyE NEAR TniKrzsi a-sr.-FourGtoEy BrowR
Soue HOUSE
LExryeTotAyF.. MAR TEzrrFFTrsr- Three story
Bfick HOUSE, very desirable.
THIRTY RouRrH sr, MAR L2SSGToSAys -rfree-'to
Brown Stoae HOi So.
THIRTY EIGHTH 6r between LEXINGTON ans PARK AsxA-
THIRp-,Ss mar ST. MARK LAcE--Bric rent HoUsE.
STORE. STABLE and ALIEY-A good investment.
sTuYvxsAsr ST. near ST. MARKS tHrRcB--A hne hoaf-
story Disabling no So.
wisrq ST.. Sr3R srru AVE -Thee~stary hi<s
stoop BRICK HOUSE, "irtreer ang IA a. see srd-f
WEsr rHrEEsTHsr-t!r class, high soepifouSs', nssA
S1tlrsye. . - -
AyFs.--Thrt. tnry, krglah basement AotHf-
WEsr IwEN1iNfn-sr, btlwEkh NtNfh 4Sp iFSrHNA
Nssr IHiR4rsEcosssr BETWEEN EisHTa l,Sp NISrn-
AygsE.nsh basement brown Stone huD 9f I'm oTs client
NTsr FoSrrrorRt,i.sr, MAR SIXTH AVE ,-F0ar-story
T,sr FIrry srcevr ST. RErwgxy sRcoSp Nxp TaIRp-
,vEs.-Tfrea-storr HOUSE in good ortiei.
GRoyxsr SR,R BLgsosFR.--1Nsoi0 HOUSES
HoAsLA large connOlious long 80 IiStei ~ ne
iower part Of the ciy IN colpleta otdef '0Na nouns
casn-ss with forltire, sood-TuA, ~.
Qs.IluSDRRp ASD-rFSTH II, NEAs SscoSpAvh "A
large Tenement bgck bslA-pINo'
BpoApwAY SSAs twenty sEvsSr1 Sta four 'te<y
Brick BUILDING containing ar. 500, on ue m,
'foOT-,he upper stones are el'lueH "''' "'''1' -
sToaR rMhpsNLAxE SCAR WILLIAM, running th'essA
10 Cedar--lelsed Tor ave years
SroRK ~ MAIDEN LAsg, NgAS NAssAu'sr.
sroRs WEST BROADWAY NtAa IRAN LIN ST. sc's"
MaYurAcroRrxs Fight lots. with substantial FACTo
RY lsas- Ht ten years-on Sccoudav nrr FNtfitldm
On r. Niuetssnh-s,, rear avenue "a ar t,h Az
TORI, ace stories three ,ts"tu s'An' 'hs'-Vf 49,
ne and all in complete oG ter
oNsHrSpaED AND rKSrssr, NEAR xeoNoAvs-A
large tenement brick BUILDING.
f.o l,rse nutbeI OF vacant Lots s.vesa. aue fARNs
aud COUNTRY SEATS on the North aad Ss't Iissrs
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Hlarbinerp.
TINHE AMERICAN HAY AND COlION
PRESS co mANUFACTORYr
Corner Of Grove and y rh Third Jersey Oisy'
No. 1l3 Wsll-st.. New. } Ola
cows PATENT.

No ll3 Wsl-st.. New J ork
GOVE'S PATENT.
,,ooor Of all pa Interested in the wrestling CT com
.ssSns ~ Hay CoITos, Hemp W ooly hAGs lofs % az
tI sss required be ba cd :or TTesI S,4sg
cesnnron Il. re specially solicited to %. fohiApLh
OF Sr srIR|ARY PRESSES Manufactured by this Com.
nndsr the superinendence Of the Pseutee IaI JOHN
Tbs Prsis very simple n its construction requiring uul
,5inarv Intelligence woIk II, aud can De "prs'na
,o,ver arch as Steam. Waer. Eorsei OF HAND IN
49, but Horse j. required the fiess oells
constr well Known principle that we
tz- ,o1oer inoieases Ia greater rGh0 Nan Aas
SSsages Of ills Pross all others are as follows
viz: 80 -... 49,. ,.-i,1 fp n given space.
2d ID can do the wogk IN - per cent less uHe'
AL II requires 30 per cent les drfsing power,
An II Turns out tue best shaped De- lpI hl1'he VI
s'h The Press viii last life time Tie working parts Oens
-, a. he he, OF IRON aid liable 10 get ont OF order.
work Of machine will press IN one opera
tor (.er filling the box Of the NO. Irss oaie VI nay
of $50 rs. weight in " Two MINUTES 81 ud
Fo,r man a,ld bale IL tuns Of Hay Gay.
Fonr men without the aid Of horse o. ally HowsL e1cep.
,bs, Press turn out bale OF nay ne
souare by 80 inches long weshin. sOV Ds OF @'1 '' ~
Joints screws cogwhee beaters or rollers used
N Ms ,,,;on Of Cotton factors AMI planters, Wool and
YIemo rsers is especially called 70 th' RES aeshu ." !
80 orI complete revolution in the Low s.o" clumsy anu
expensive IN. nod Of bslag 60. -. s,.,o ;vl,,
IN Coonsny viii dispose OF Town County OF sts,e le
fre.eTying to themselves only tbs Hsht to anuSc'" "
10 % pIsHyR &. the authorized travelling Agent Tor TIC
rnr.rv In The Eastern and " .dlle States
Fnr further particulars send Tor circulars
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Sales bp Auttlon.
A. M. MyRwIS. Auc'fonser.
DY BANGS. MERWIN & Co., No

DY BANGS, MERWIN & Co., Nos. 694 and
%hb psissi T afT 4 AZ 5sS1T 1ss
LAW LIBRARY-Bens the entire private collection Of 9
Ss ss sR fss%2 md
Court Statute Laws, Dsests restises NC Also valuable
Enssh Reports Many of the books enriched by
script annoaOna Catalogues ready and the Books
exhibition.
book TRADE SALE ROOMS, No. 493
I'D Bwsy nearly opposite 81. Nicholas IIo.eLGEO. A. LEA
yT %SD }RA S0G EESSGs J s sd
PRIVATE LIBRARY-of the late O. W. Newell ESQ.,,
h oos: IN Il. vi nSs
gressions Papers, Public Documents. Magazines Reviews
am ons which NAV be mentioned Annual. Of Congress. 70
American Archives volgWss foto Congressional
Volumes. qaarto Pacific Railroad Reports u volumes Doc
umentary History Of New.Ycrk 4 volumesj Democratic
MsrcSsnts Magazines. in sets; also variety ofwoi in the
French Language Catalogues ready and Books on exhibition
DANIEL HlBuRDyTr, Auctionssr.
DY BURDETT, JONES & Co., Store No.
ID 100 ws.,t. MONDAY Jan; 90, at u o'clock, at PntG'
c%sd6 oF ZEE STEAMER vxE sonns
Ash Sal Soda, Vegetable Food Blankets, Csrbne. Army
Cloth Havana Sugar Tea Candles Liquors. Fork nee
NAVY AGENTS SALE of United States ship
~ NIGHTINGALE, SATURDAY Feb. IL. at IL O'Clock, a.
Navy YARD Charlcsown The United States ship NiGliilN
GALE, 100 lIs' tuns register ensi ~ Iee' IN ~ ,asi
feet h. I8 feet decks was Duih IN 1901
noar Portsmouth, NJ H. of wbs oak copper tsstenrd end
athed Is fa, ssior. Recorder, y. L. hORIOs navy
A gent; WRIANDS Co. Auconeera
DUBLIC SALE IN PHILADELPHIA.
i GUNS, WROU6HrAND CAST IRON. STEEL, &C.
On FRIDAY MORNING Jan. q, at III ocl'ck. at the
UNITED STATES ARSENAL, Brldesburg Philadelphia,
wi. DO ssld for s.coun. Of United States,
81 Iron GuD, qrunon, broken of, weight, 800 900 ID.
4ooS Mnskeis. broken up weight 22,S,7 fS.
20,O10 n Scrap iron and Steel
Curb Bi,s, spurs, brush IS and Piks, Gir,bs &c.
NJ. THOMAS L SONS, Auetonsers Philadelphia.
TO DRJGGISTS--Will be sold at Auction
on the 10th day Of February unless sooner dis
posed Of the STOCK IN TRADE and FIXTURES Of the
Of the ste Frederick Aese ct No Lib9y FOR
further information apply eher OF the undersigned who
will receive of,r, GEO l. KRAFT No 70 Maiden sne;
OTTO ERNST. No. 60 B,wery CHARLES r. PRESCOTT,
No. Lbertyst.
s,u -,aarsrs xrsr usSuny1W
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TOWN OF HAMPTON.

No. a. WILLIAM HAMMs iot in tie town Of Hampton.
yns oueea ises .d bounded oJ .1e i0s. VI SINCLAIR
No. So JOHN BROWNS lot. IA ths ,owu OF Hampton,
lying Couft Lo!nng the lot, Of Thomas fitzs rad
ani 1ho..a. rex running back 10 QuscIi.strosi.
NO. -. FRANK GUYS lot. In tn, town Of Hampto on
King street, 4d bafkslane, and az oHHs the lots OF W.
no. u RICHARD o. BANKs's D,, In the town Of Hemp
ton lying % apsA Ctecr ana adjoining 10 tho properties
No. rs john q. CARRY's lot lying on Hampton Greek
and siJosius the property Of WIlsn Vaughn, and the
No. ~ u FFEksoN sINCLAIa's lst lying on Mains
no. "a. H. slfliis lot lying on Maine end Back,tees
AID .o.ans the los Of .hz.ss X Mallory, and James
No "a PARKER VESTS le,, lyias On Queen aud Beck
sud a ching tho lots Of g. Watts sen0r and Osarss
No 81. bTyJsnN HrDGIYs's To-, lying on Hampton
Greek adjoining the los Of George Il Ms''cnburs aud
~. 81 WILLIAM r. vAUGHNs lot, lying on H,mp
,o c'ssb end sf9gins che h%e,en AesdpfTys =,
Mslnl' oud adjoining tho Meshodht ChweA and he
n" 81 IRhNcIs A. schMEITs 10, lying on Main.
street by PubicstEeo and Joining the 10, u Samuel
- No ;l't IS, FRANCIS A. scHMELTs lot, or Main and
Wmosrect aid AL lining Le Methodist ChHfeh, aud tho
no 90. JAMES iucks lot. lying Mln street, and
No 81 BENJAMIN PHILLIPS lo, lying on Queen.
street and adjoining the lots Of Jeaeon SINCLAIR and James
No. a.. WILLIAM MAssEnBURos lo, lying on King
nj Mansees aud tdJons Inc lot. Of Jsisfson sinclair
No 80. THOMAS PEcwslo, lying on orcen..tr-o., and
adjoining the lot. ~ c. r.. sIrth sud T. brown.
No o. JESSE z. HOPES lot, lvius tine public road.
and I'D ioning the 10, Of Joseph Phillip.
No %. JOHN PATHICks lo'. lying on Water tfess,
and adjoining lots Of Samuel " he aud james Belly.
! No. Ia CAPTAIN JAMES HICKS lot, Lying or lamp
ton Crcrk and s1nu the lots oil Jealass Mira Eliza Jcae1
and Carnsoa - .,
No. 49, THOMAS PICKS lo., lying on The conn',
,osJ and adjoining tAe lot. Of John Wheeler J. b. sao
| and J. l.. Hopr. 90.
30 ia WILLIAM r: vAUGhEs lo' lying on hios street
and AdoiOn. the lo' Of Mira Liza ttse ana "hi"l a''e"
| burg
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A n AMERICAN LADY, speaking French
and yu,uh wi, facility offers sr services foreigners
TEACHER II ENGLISH in clsssss or private iessons
Iddress NENTi FIVE Trib me Owe
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pUBLIC SALE IN PHILADELPHIA.
ynsimcti5n.

A lady of education and literary attain
"A rsnts Oilers har service, ~ TEACHER % pANiSt IN
Gases private issons AAidren SoLECAo, Tribune
QIEce.
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rOnYCIK COTTY.

FDtfO'sh 'li. VIZ.
No 90 DAVI J. GOOD = ani, con'sn'ng hhor lou
handled 900 lying Deep Geek ~ OHM ih' = ~
Of Henry heirs and the lands q Mr ydia ,cot'
and Joseph g. BAH and ID Icho gosd Leading I0m Deep
Greek o Great E.iage.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-25

IRVING INSTITUTE, TarrNt own, n. Y
Il Board-- School for BOYS The 54tls emit nal session
Will commerce TUESDAY Nov. l. Fs circulars apply 10
the PIincip1- II. ho"t' d. ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-25
GREAT SALE of BROOKLYN PROPERTY
" ut AUCTION.
on WEDNESDAY, the 18th last!
at u o'clock IN.
VIM. CONSELYEA, Aastionsor.
win sell at tie
Yfvns rnINrv unrry

KINGS COUNTY HOTEL,
a. the foot Of South Sevethst Peck alp and Dlvon
ave- ferries In Brooklyn, largo double hnms HOUSE,
with extension and II rooms, STABLE and SHEDS, good
GARDEN and FRUITS, with plot of GROUND fronting
Broadway about 7Ox30s feet.
Also, u story frame HOUSE large BARN and WAGON
HOUSE the corner Of CentrsSve and Van Vorbes st.
together with lo1 BUILDING LOTS adjoining
Also alny Stone BUILDING about ioI 30 feet on ths
o. stuyve.,n,vo and Hiakoys., with 10 LOTS d
0R0JND. wei suited toy uAalfselQhas. .rI
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OIL WE'LL FOR sALE.-A LEASE Of 40

" Rods Of LAND on the Warner Farm in Pennsylvania. ..
the heart Of beet Oil Territory mile the great Sher
Wen, the celebrated Washington bcCniock Farm, and
the Maple Shade Well On the premises Il well 800 Tea
deep. Good "sLows' of oil. VIII be sold for 5000 cash
II. C. HOWARD, Tribune Office.
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4 REDUCTION for JANUARY.-GOLD-
N SMITHS InsutuiesN No 7.S BrasdHsy. Full course
Including nmanship Bootkee Ing and nthmetc, regular
charge $50 reduced TO $50 for Al who mence this month
Esch pupil separately Taught OLIVER !6 GoLDoaifh'
Principal
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-25

Two MANUFACTURERS advantages
Il Of BRIDGEPORT. Connecticut as place for locating
Manufacturing In apparent to any who VIII
the trouble investigate. Il Is about two hours time
nom New by rail- and four hours by bot as good
hArbor tho Nau ,auck aud iousacrc Ran Dads inss
here aud New and Haven road through
Tie place abOuns Ia pleasure drives schC aud
Churches Some bne be lad for ecores %
The railroad that switch place the cars In tue yud
ing expeBcs and nifty rods viii find good water
seysaces.
ANY parties wishing such locations will receive prompt
swers anu iuL Information by addressing
JAMES STAPLES,
No. ~ State ST., Bridgeport, Conn.
ITO MANUFACTURERS. Persons DESTROYS
4 changing location starting manufacturing viii fnA
u their examine kfzfJe'i port N. j. before
locating elsewhere For particulars apply to
H. A.. kELLO0O, No. IL Feerlst, New York.
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Real estate tor Gale.

A FARM for SALE, in the town of Coeyman's.
IN 10 miles nom Albany in good order; well fenced good
buildings &C., containing horses wagons, f.rrns
utensils, &c, all for $1,000. Terms Appy 10 J.
TERRY, No 400 Broadway, N. Y
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EOR SALE OF EXCHANGE, at Yonkers,
Il the splendid HOUSE Buena vi.taaye near the d
DOT; would exchange for Q House and Lot on Mury ti4
For further particulars inquire of GEORGE g. ANDREWS
No. 3 Chambersst.
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EOR SALE-THE HOUSE and LOT'No. "A
Grov-st Lot 2lxl0e feet House three stories. base
eut and subesr Phisdepha brick front high soop VITA
brown stone trimmings well built and conveniently arranged
can between II and l. Apply to IlLLoU' NO.
Nassaus-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-25

TOR SALE.-A very desirable COUNTRY
RESIDENCE for sale the Of the Village Of Pors
Chester N " % miles from the City, mile from eepot lot
'front.' 100 deep house aex4t - rooms: Inquire OF
No. $50 South-Sixih.st.. WILLIAMSBURG. or
II WILSON Granville CT. 3 miles from premiseA
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Professional Notices.

A RTIFICIAL HUMAN EYES MADE TO
~ n,de, and inserted by Drs. Il. BhUCH aud r. GOU-
GELMANN formerly euplosel By EoislCAneau, Of Paris.
fe9 broadway, ~ Y.
HR. LEWISs MEDICAL and SURGICAL
IL INSTITUTE, No. Be1ehst., between Variek aud
G..t Broadway is the only place where the afflicted will
receive per nedica tIeatIne1. Hours froI to
HR. A. LEWIS, Physician and Surgeon,
treat, successfully all difficulties that females are subject
= Pslef given In ell cases Office No. Besehsl, thee
soors from West Broadway, New ioTk
NOR NERVOUS, SEMINAL and KIDNEY
H,s cnre Try bottla Sold by BAILEY. Aston
t1d Fourth ave-. and mort Druggists Price 81.
Ji,EETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT PAIN
Those who are DESTROYS Of having teeth extracted should
h on DR.. HOYr the orgnstor Of Anssthe,io Nilfous w
HA Ohice no. ST3 Broadway, neer Eighteenth
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-04-19
Proclamation Of JeG. Dar.s

jeff Davis issued the following procla.
nation from Danville, on the 5Jh instant:
DANvILLE, VA, April 8, 1865.
The General in Chief found it necessary
to make such movements of his troops as
to uncover the capital. It would be un-
wise to conceal the moral and material in
jury to our cause resulting from the occu-
patton of our capital by our enemy. It is
equally unwise and unworthy of us to al
low our energies to falter and our efforts to
become relaxed under adverses, however
calamitous. For many months the largest
and finest army of the Confederacy, under
command of leader whose presence in
spires equal confidence in the troops and
the people, has been greatly trammelled
by the necessity of keeping constant watch
over the approaches to the capital, and has
thus been forced to forego more than one
opportunity for promising enterprise. 1t
is for US, my countrymen, to show by our
bearing under reverses how wretched has
been the self-decepiion of those who have
believed US less able to endure misfortune
with fortitude than to encounter dangers
with courage.
We have now er tered upon q new phase
of the struggle. Relieved from the neces-
sity of guarding particular points, our army
will be free to move from point to point
to strike the enemy in detail far from his
base. Let us but will it and we are free.
Animated by that confidence in spirit
and fortitude which never yet failed me,
announce to you, my fellow countrymen,
that it is my purpose to maintain your
cause with my whole heart and soul that
1 will never consent to abandon to the
enemy one foot of the soil of the Confed-
erscy. That Virginis-noble Stste-whose
ancient renown has been eclpsed by the
still more glorious recent history; whose
bosom has been barred to receive the main
shock Of this war whose sons and dsugh-
ters have exhibited heroism 80 sublime IS
to render her illustrious in all time to
come-thst Virginia with the help of
the people and by the blessing of Provi-
dence, shall be held and defended, and no
peace ever be made with the infamous in
vsders Of her territory.
II by the stress Of numbers We should
ever be compelled to q temporary with
drawsl from her limits, or those of any
other State, again and again will we return,
until the bafied and exhausted enemy
shall abandon in despair his endless and
impossible task of making slaves of peo-
pie resolved TO be free.
Let us, then, not despond, my country
men; but, relying on God, meet the foe
With fresh defiance and with unconquered
and unconquersble hearts.
. JEFFERSON DAVIS.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-04-19
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