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talbo',lllp,ii=erwise of Oki,
- 4 - oirimt4cts,
• —ATTINIBI AT LAW.
• , rtm‘illilLlo2lllll . A.
• win vidillonsibibipr fit
ILII7 retained Is emoshoetloawra sioWAVaimPr
ATTO:111#114T UAW:
boon Wren, 1111061.
Will Nagle* In the several smarts of centre
Ml Clinton oossdiee. • All business entrusted to
&sir este will be proniptly attended to.
. Di e WING ATE *
DZWIIST.
Jain M. Wingate Maths!, Aloe to the Ma.
mode Bath At home, except perhaps the Ana
two meths of wish month.
ay I. 'MITSUI'.
Arromnr AT LAW
' • °Milli
Iliararoirtit AA
L
we 111. 1111214
X X X . T___,AX
DOLLXPONTI, Po. '
by
*ale lOU reps on HO street, formerly
,Tedjm Barnside.
1.14-Iy.
i 41101111r8 L. PIZIFF,
ZICIDIMID AUCTIONE : :
- --'
-- ;:i Firnitillt EMIL!, 0111;1111 00., Pa.
W t
ill steed. to all sales !Denoted to him with
II sad ears. Residence sear Cands's Iron
10,'44.
Oka I. 011,1f._ 0. T. ALSZANDIIII.
0111W115 dt - AILEXALIDIVIL
ATTORNZYS AT LAW.
11111431/02111111, Pt.
Of/lee—Um No. 4,ap stirs, Reynolds's Iron
frlsAt, directly opposite the Wataflascue office, op
Kau street.
DR.J.)I. - MITCHELL,
PEIFESOIAN e BURGEON.
• anzdercerts,
Will ;Mond tor te ifeeslonsl sells am heretofore.
nN0 1 1404 1 .7 his earviees to his Mends
ma the public. OS at his middens on Alle
gheny street.
A:100. WVIIIWIT,
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
sruasoirra, rureA.
Wilt peristiee ta tlulaine — ed Omuta of Centre
we Clinton Countlei.. AIL lesal bbeineee en
=
4_4 1 to tare will melee peoiopt attention.
the North.weat corner of the Di-
=I
Dn. W. THNIMAISI,
J • PIATIOIAN AND SURGEON.
imassuas, russei.
htlotelit Aron k smokes to his friends
omit the pm Wl& y
01111•• b
on MI street, oppootte
Rote.
on to Dna. 11. **Coy, Y. Thompson, T.
Cl. onus.
11+XICIIIG NOUSE
12=1
WK. F. ItElZipLDB.a CO..
sauarom, rime*.
Mb of Rubino and Notes disooantod.-
0141oodoso mode and promo& proal
tniOnift_lifleft - 011.
oli sa ta tits Mtn tales oonstan, oft load
MISCELLANEOUS
Hotlff LEY'S
winpairasr
1 1 / 1 111,4117.
spa taws' area, wignsun• asp riasnavra•
TES'
This article is pager* with the greatest Cu.
ippon aelentille principles, and warregued not to
*opal's anythingintheillghteet ogres injuriose
W. teeth or runs. liotneof our most =heat
Boens bars given their sanction to,
lead oheerthuy recommend it as • preparation
dt su perio r quails/1. far; earshag, - IThitening
Sod Preservings the Teeth. It cleans them
readwin, g them beautithily white and
early, without the alighted- Wet, to the so.
tad. It is healing to the\ pas where they are
aeratteland sore It **so as excellent
die
tofeetor for old dwayeeteeth, *tab are of &
ofeasiva, It gives • riot and
ilualwaT taste to the mouth, cleaning it thor
111111b4, and imparting • allghtfal fragrance to
Meath.
a. EAWLIY 4 , CO..
W. Censer lOti mod Lombard Sta., Pbf ad's.
sots boss IT ♦LL DRUM %%
• 'ZIP .25 CUTS;
TROTIMONIALS.
thse=oh. is — opieloa of Its. White, as tS ills
la iridel, he- holds the Douai
MR, swab idiom sildsnee of its value;
Os qm• obit tedwookt, la detail is asedless,
Goma ourielves -kr • simply giving the
WWI lIMNIMMI ig e raiii who speak, of
its
PW/htiustinsta, April 18 1864.
e4 l= = 64 .24kil trlftsety el i t=
=.o*ticika li Sti cr It Las
peepetailast - ' sad pis
tils Wee, sat. oho be ' ail per
the
IdaWak ll o. 4 o llo %.* his proper-
V oi...____.
a' ;- to the
a ,
romaipitiot, the
! 0t.4 4 0•NN r • a s.
, , ,• • •`va..sot, • ' lr e e lli eS ' :
i iipssa.lhatisted N few* at.
Sift* et.
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• ' , ...: : ' ' ielf- 4 4: •
. 177 11141 MY 001 1 .
_ThaXt i er
" _ Pite " N tio nosetsilsoo Is Wig
' Alot. wady tor disiothatigo
$4. . •
mph* UM. the into ai.s
0o -
oo
a. .th
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Olt ALL EMS hot , To
- 7% 11011,1101.
.
14t90116LANEQIIS.
MT! , FM IP AgO I
• , elm/ woviD
PILSOTIVI TOUW SIIATATB,
SAM.' TOO 14014 • •
Ain) LIVI *Jr:- wur corkais"
mum innurcunsiri o lAtrOilkir •
AT TIN WHO SASE
WIN ACP D .Q , agoz./K
. • on *mot MOW
llseily opposite 'I 1 .14 tor*por-ligto:
iIIaiIIAMILINUMNIt AA&
upon. i in_ 'is. El* of boOneee, he
eitaloadottos Weal the mat. articles et the
ruy lowed agues. Every dboription.of,
POREIOI(• DODIRSTIO LIQUORS,
wholesale and retail, it the lowest ash prima,
wads are trarraated to be the beet qualities ao
'mane° their respective prises. His stook
consists br part of
OLD RYI,
MONONOAHRGA,
Mar.
• BROTAR,
and others whiskies, at Iron Sti tants to MOO
. per gallon. Moo,
ALL KINDSOF BRAND BEI _
Aron 75 oto., to VW poor gallon. Holland Gins
pyre, from 76 eta; to VW pot gallon.
YOTV, 15ADZIPSZ, CHEILIVE, 1114.4231MLY
and other win..—the bat ad_ at rim=
tOlialk — tttloo tzoitThiltadlidt tba atty.
OBAMPAGNI, BLADE:BUMP, OINOBB,
AND CARAWAY BRANDIES, PURI
^ JAILLOA AND NEW SIOUAN]) BUM
OORDLUN OP ALL KINDS,
di o *bleb will bevrarranted to be M reprliseie.
Aed,-saaPhi-Opieseexeudinglyitic -
All the liquor* offered for ' sale at this 'PAW
hment have been purchased at the United
States Custom Roma and eonespently mut be
pure and pod.
OP Physicians sad others are
.reqnested to give his liquors a tsialV il te
has the only article of
PURR PORT WRIENNOR TN VOWN
May, 28,1862. tf.
THE WONDER OF THE AGE!
ITIRT DODT ASTOXISUID
AT THE 'PURENESS AND CHEAPNESS
OF Till AUTIOLZS SOLD AT
NIPPr dr. 152112113521111
mitoulaats
WINE AND LIQUOR STORE.
DIONOT ITlttit, BILLSFONTI PA.,
The proprietor' of this establishment-take
pleasure in informing the public that they hare
constantly on band a ripply of °holes foreigsi
anti domestic liquors, m. as
Old Nectar,
if
Old Rorwongala
- 1 And I ye,
rish Whisk, ;
Cognac, ,
filaekberry,
Mirth
(linger,
And common 11 roadies;
Fbre t
Naderta,
Cherry,
And Luken Wine*,
Scotch,
And Holland Gin;
New England Runs, •
Jammu Rum,
CORDIALS Pelmaint, Alm:seed and
• The attention of practicing physicians it mg
od to our stook of -
salltable for asepleal inrposee. Battlos jup
and Demljons eonstantky on hod.
We have
01VI,Y PURE NECTAR WHISKEY
In Town.. .
AU liquors were bought when liquors were
low, inui we cell tlee.eoeor4thgly.
All liquors ire warranted to give eatialite
tiow. - - •
Confidant that we sus plasm'
,oustraneri we
respectfully alien a share of public patrons('
piquant will be sold by tho quart, barn) or
times. orli hare • lore lot of
BOTTLED LIQUORS
of the Inset grades on Land.
Ppril 1at,1863.
F A SHIONS' EMPOSIII2d
KAIN MUM, lIIILLIVONTI, P. 0 4.
W. W. MONTGOMERY, Prop.,
Nam reeeived • binge invoke of •
CLOTHS
CANDIEBEI,
VBSTINGB, •
Which will be manohteltered to the
mil is simmer Oat moot fall to prove sags
Gotory: ,
.
A Imp wortmont of •
MINTS' FITANISIIING GOODS,
&misting pf .
Collars, Nook
• flits pendlemHalal -
Ilsakeraleb, ate.
Illxisotkr outtill to Ws locality mid intended for
ettnimm „tsar%
ilk slam present • ow* yMeO debt
and Ilony m lo is :en eim- be feend Wortrlpervbs
oan Osettnil Wealth
aol see ' .
Yon Is the bait Wit eon make
Ii the !bold" strong and asap;
All Oat has ever trot bin yet,_ ,
6q that rally caret be best. -- - •
304Talith1111—ly
NSwß•ltilitr" • ,
111.1111111 AS
`Would zeolootfollyinfoem thi. people of Behr
Tooto aid wink, that , he /hag wood s sow
lad
OOKEVZnit BAKIERY,
In 14.• witsekble• Betel, as 11100 P attest
amp bp illb eapileattr am bawl all.bbibr
• of
8R34 • , im.
. ' TOIIND - 0.41U15.
stiuir,Anamisschures.
,
4411, *Cf.
CRACURIL
1111
tisk I Tr •al .
olkli —s wholssofte Nikes
NO lobo Ible semi theft. Sot 0. )61111-11,
BKILLEFONTE, PAA•ARIDAY, atrOrISTB, vat;
NEW sro I ' 7 7 7; - ;•• 11
au ss. r 11A11440,11 no Tux army .1
The undendlawl will op= oitiosTat of April
at LIPTONO RT,ORRo ROOM, in'
, xitishuzatt
♦ RAgnilaiit marriamAbf notlrriobwitoodr.
DRIC ; GQObIii
etolostrUPßlAPoirtFortorott. - 11. 466 of
. la r i ja ll •
,
•
hams, MO na W, /Wog_
v •
and Stunner shawls. the ^
'latest Style of Cloaks and Chou
larsOrtiloh cannot be surpassod, In
style quality or 4 4 , 1019„ .1 lira as.
wrirtnienh of goods of ivory
description, •t'l oral spd Skid
-4ton Skirts, Mar 'and.—
Boys' Clothing, ill
kinds of Shirts,
1., 1.,
—A L Ei o,
GROCERIES!
Including ',large supply of Balt Fish, Baal,
Dried Beef, Lard, Candles. Coal and other OW.
An endless variety of Wooden- Willow
on oil, Nei andot, Trunks, Ulm,
O
Stationary, Notion., ta, Floor and Tibia
Oil Cloth be., at.
Saehtgyerelmetestrilinnis inablekele far
NA, we are enabled to ere, them for sale
cheaper than any Store in Central pnunsylvie
.olldrAll kinds 91' Country product taken in
Exchange, for which the highest. Market price
trill be pal& -Our motto U
"QiNDE SWAN AND NNW. riteerrn."
April let s -18.4-0 - - - --L-YON - d LOllllB.
•
HAUPT £OO.,
Hive removed their Foundry hom
thlo old Stand at Bellefonte to the Milesburg
Foundry and Machine Mops, wipers thay °main
ne to tasaufaeture thaillatts homebred flew, ma
tte Lever side Mill and Meal' for all The plow,
ever Made in Mb *county. They also have en
attractive variety of •
IRON RAILING, CEMETERY ENCLOSURES
STEAM ENGIUS ANEIMIZI. avanza.
To this depertreast of the business*? she
putbohur,attention, sad have a large stook of
Pedshii on hand for steam, kW and SSW
'.I3TATIONERYEITEAM
of any desirable capseity from tam Jo, twenty
Horse Power built te the best of style. They
alio_manafactersitlikii and two HormiTresd pow
od---idd four bade sheep Poweriond Thresh
ing machine. to suit either. Corn crushers and
e$ *aisles to numerous to mention. Orders
reeeived sad esetibire delivered, *lllvariety
of the aboill — zia — mod irritable BieWat - the aid
Hayes's property near the depot. .at Bellefonte
Po, where they have Idaehlne, Plod end Adore
makers, the bed in the country, that can be
consulted at any time concerning any work that
may be wanted in their line of business. Give
them • call you that want your work done up to
order. ' •
May 6tb 1664.-1,
BARLOW'S INDIGO BLUE!
Dealers aad,Consumere of the above Celebra
ted Waal Ole, will phewe take notice, that the
Labels are altered to read
INDIGO BLUE,
ALFRED WTLT-BERGER'S
No. *33 North lieeond i et.PHrLADEL'ii.
TL quality of tkia .864 110:u 14 As wow in
"Itwearent44 to color more water than
twin the same quantity of bun t s, and •go to
mush further than any Aar Br the
market. It dissolves perfectly ear ead-doer
not settle on the cloths as most of the other
make* do. One Box dissolved if irlailf pint of
water, will mike es good id Blue ,as say
that is made, at the cost. •
Al it la ruts at the Mae primes the !mi
kados. and Weldor articles, housekeepers will
dad it very muelt . to their advantage to ask for
that put ep at Wiumnasa's.
bine pat tip after this date with Bar
low's same ois is is as haisaiimi.
Tao Now Label does loot reran. a
j9119/at Bale by Storakeepen seserelly,
Fah 19th 11114-om.
MMigliiai
G. W. P*TTON, Propristot,
Having purchased the eztanalve Jewelry Zs
tablishmeat of W. J. Stele, sad largely limas.
ed the Stock, the Proprietor will keep °meant.
ly on band, a splendid assortment of
AMERICAN WAWI/03,
ete., •t0.,--
P.:4 ?RN? VER,
- „
ENGLISH LEVER.
917AVDAR SSOAPRNENT
WATCHES
WATOS (SUMS 07 41.1 i EMS;
VIOLIN BOWS,
GOLD AIMTIMUILZEI,
lIPZOTASS,
Awe aav •e. at,
wiaoh yin bib solliokowin kkow st WY odor
ortaikillobowit is muoLkwllf;
WWtow, okoilisiond Pushy.. sada
work woirmated.
Zia. 2i,.114447
TO TRIC P 1711140.
1111111. IXIIO/111,
SL. Le= ifWIN.
glithe largest asetebeegeet stook et '
08001111114 ,PROVISIONS.
oeftrwur*
Illcteta;
. •
1 84 %10711,,, -
au *aim btu* • •
wttrt ski law °
11,144M)112`,111 1 11V1r41*
80 11 6 ' .
an& a at
34$ et
/read eil;o0 Collll4lll •
Jely 1, mkt-er. snow, Mak k
CIANDUIIi
• Iwo:.
OE
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A. HAUPT, ♦ o*.
CEE6E3
DRUG BTOIIII,
• ' p
IM
AIMNI.
The tato,*
eeU:
— r oomoxidatiiiat7
I . dllle
iii L i
saimmi is. oriaitarr: - , 4,
lOW Pri ind oonideatlal. - p,k i t
&tiro' Homm, fl Pam, C. W., 1
- ' - July 12, 18 6 4. f
" .
i f
Dow glo:' lam seised , ta, say th at
Rom almumne. , of Alabama, Prat.
JammP. liblaoVOM. Melds, and Gonda
N. flandoeo, of Dfol ire toady and wining
wiroadinonfai W OM, IMon ositlidri
and mignidtdai idetindonbohlig ilvan,eiti
vr lay . Odk Virldilet -pr - piltweig . or- -w-
Let ibei pdtiiitido - n.inetede t 6 tired :ime
and one older.
.7 , ,Yery rwiscetklY.
, inloll4ll N. SANDI2II.
Tolled. Herseiertely , . .
xa UVIUT TO
,
NIMtAZA 1 7 4.1.1.2, N pl.,
.11 . 87, 17, 1884.
Gestlemsa: I am informed that you are'
duly accredited from Richmond as the bear-.
ere of propositions looking to the establish
ment of peace, that'you desire to visit
Washington in th e fulfillment of your nds-
Won, and that you further desire that Mr.
Guns N. - Sanders shall aooom ou.—
.—.— earlmmetl4,ll•ll
77-7 1, us sr su .1
correct, I am authorised by the Pr6ildent
of the United gitste, to tender you his ea.
conduct on the Journey propo4d,.and to so
coMPelty you oo mutat, Am. tbit
bo agreeable to you.
I hare the honor to be, gentlemen,
You* Holum El
To Wagers. Clamant C. Clay, Jaeob Thomp
son, James P. Polooplbe, Clifton House,
C. W. .
OF SI . °LAT ♦XD 1101A7011111
CL160)1 4 11001LI, NIAOARA FALLS,
July 18,186 t vi
• Sir : We have the honor to acknowledge
hour -favor of the I7th inst„ which would
ave been answered on yesterday, but for
the absence of Mr. Clay. The site conduct
1 of the President of the United States has
been tendered utt,,l regret to sue, under
soms misapprehension of facts. We have
not been accredited to him from Richmond
as therbeszers of propositions looking to the
establishment of peace. We are, however,
in the oonfidential employment of our Gov
ernment, and are entirely familiar with its
wishes' and opinions on that WNW, and we
feel authorised to delare that, if the circum
stances disclosed' in this correspondence
were communicated to Mob ilo - M. we would
be at ones invested with the authority to
which your letter refers ; or other . gentle
men clothed w 4,1011 s would be Im
mediately
. sentlb We. with Iv view
elf hastening seenememat as to be
desired, and terminating at the earliest pos
sible moment the MlamMes of the war. We
reepeetfully solicit, through your Interven
tion, a sae conduct, to Washington, and
thence by any route which may be designa
ted, through your lines to Richmond. We
Would be gratified if Mr. UMW, S. Sanders
was embraced in this privilege. Permit- us
in conclusion, to acMowledge our obliga
tions to you for the interest you have man
ifested in the furtherance of our wishes,
and to express the hope that, In any event,
you will afford tie the opportunity of ten
dering them in person before you leave the
We renuiin very yespeoUloilly, &e..
C. C, CLAY, J*.
'J. P. RowoMuu
P. 8.-4 t Is proper to state that Mr.
Thompson is not here, and has not been
otaying with us since our ollittrn In Can
ada.
MR. macs! tQ Obit MID HOLCOMB'.
INTEIRSATIONAL 110T4IL, NIACIARA t N.
ft Jo 1y 18, 1864.
&mama : I have the honor to aoknowi z
edge the reccipt of yours of this dateby the
hand of Mr W. C. Jew*. The state of
foots thereinpresented being Materially
different from thet which was itederstood to
exist by the President when he entrusted
nurwith the safe conduct required, it seems
to me on every account advisable that I
should eemninffloste with him by telegraph,
and solicit fresh instruetions, which I shall
at ones proceed to do.
i hope to be able to transmit the result
this aftwnoon, and at all events, I shall do
so at the earliest moment. Tours truly,
(Wignedd HOLM
To Mows. Cloaca C. City and James P
Holcombe, Clifton House, 0. W.
TAXLI! •011/OiII4IIDOMINT
CLLITOX BOGOR, NIAGARA FALLS,
31117 18, 1 8 0 4 . I
ro Ear. g Greeley, Niagara Are, N. P.
Sir—We have the honor' to acknowledge the
\ receipt of your vote of ,this date by the
halt& of Col. Jewett, and' will await the lily
they answer which you purpose to send ns
We ari. very respectiblly,
Signed,) a. C. CLAY. In-.
* 1171U1011 Isom mi. 0111101LJIT.
• Irrasimnow. Born,
. NsisAas, "Au*, Y., July 19,1666
Oendessast, At Clete hour bat evening,
(too late for mnsmustiontion with yon,) I
received • dispateh informing me that ba
ther inattnations lift Washington last even
ing, which mitstitmlob Ma, it there is no
interruption,Wewenorrow. Minna
you decide to a sit snivel, I feel con
idiot that ih Mat& me to answer
delinsislP•your notes m o reagg.
a daisy . 66 lam snre - YoP
1 4 11 . = Si iwo le on my part,
main. yeaws tnga mt
• • 1/011A0/1 0a
To Hon. Masers: A. 0: Olsy, Jr., and
Roleoinbo."ollfton Hence, Mamba FAN
O. W.
5
T.
rns AOKIROWLIDOXIOT. ss ,
.
Aharroviltovili Molar.
f l / 4 10A4
417 lylll4l.
Mr: • OoL Amnia li , i*t hoodod.4 your
ado of -lib astfeekr
_.7 80 ' lOll4 ,
bk.* tt
. jaotruodoxis from 'wooldikato*. ~
tooshioo'b Amos ioimorrolri Wee k
Ito In ' - '6 1 % 1 • 1 '1 0 0 1 4W‘ : . of
S. mot boolO1.1416:140mOto MOO , . , ,
vigilant - 1a Um sozooolvo th e RON
nwilootioli whioX3 1 04 11 10 11 10 4 4 1141 !.
woiloi , lii y
roljmuMgo., 4 -. ' •
iliNpo4
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' atoiltOrogbil os jaw } ,_1
4 tii ogii;o:if 04 alloors± ,
.. lorld - 1
tsoll Iddlik mobosooollioromormios plow,'
• ,
UN Wept!, of be libels 'Woe
_a s 4 •Ihe
UN:Tadao/4 of &esti, sad Ahieb mass
b sad with the audio*, that eas eostrol,
UM
"••, • , -
States, will be vWirad asok gaud • • by
the lizeottiorVoyerani by eni, of the 'Milled
=be
will tot liberal erm, ea
and oolMVal potato, t owl the
llbarei Or beam* thessof shall hay* sate
wand both ways.
(Sigae4) ABBARSiIit LINCOLN.,
PBoX iter: SAX TO nor. BOUIMIN.
Major HO would respootfttily .
whotherProt. thketwalowsw
ammolatiod with him, desire tosild to Wash—
to the ooauniudeatiOn delivered to
him on yesterday, and, in that 011ie, when
be. leaf expect to be layered With much map
sages.
TOE IMPLY.
11M111131141101LL Moray WediaeadSi•
Mr. Holcombe presents his otunpliments
to Maj. May, and greatly regrets If his re.
turn to Washington' has been delayed by
any expectation of an answer to the com
munication Which Mr. Holcombe received
from him on yesterday, to be delivered to
the President of the 'United Buda. That,
oonunttnication Isla accepted as a response
foal .; of
on. • . ree ey, and to that gentleman an
mower has been transmittal.
• _ -
Curies Hollis, Niagara Foals I
_Thuriday. ;n1,7-21,-- 4
I:,
[A copy of original letter bell by -me to
deliver to Hon. ligirace tiresly , ind which
dnpltoete I now turntab to the Associated
Preee•]
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imou. ' II.II9POICHI /HON CLAY AND HoL—
commit
NIAGARA FALui, - atrros
Jtay 21.
Tb Spa. Horace Grotty: Sir—The paper
banded to Mr. Holcombe, on yesterday, in
your presence, by Maj. Hay, A. A• 0., as
au answer, teen application in our note of
the 18th inst., Is douched in the following
terms:•
Pancurvi hianuton,
Washington D. C., July 18, 188! I
To tams it guy *mum :—Any reposition
which embraces the restoration of pews,
the integrity ofibe whole Union, and the
abandonment of slivery, and which comes
by and with authority that can central the
armies now tamer within the United States,
will be received andoonsidered by the Bun
cutive,GoVernmenterthe-Uniesd States • •
will bemet by liberal term's, on. other sub
stantial and collateral points, and the bear
er or bearers thereof ii.o here safe con
duct both ways.
• ABRAHAM Lean:lour.
The application to which we refer was
hitt:died by your letter of the 17th instant in
which you Worm Mr. Jacob Thompson and
ourselves that you were authorised by the
President of the United States to tender ns
his safe, conduct on the hypothesis that we
were "duly accredited from Richmond as
bearers of proposition looking to the estab
lishment of peace,!' and desired a visit to
Washington in the fulfillment of this mis
sion. This assertion,to which we then gave,
and still do, entire eredenoi, was • accepted
by as ah the elides°e of an unexpected but
most scratitring change in the policy of the !
President, a change which we - felt author's- '
ea to hope might terminate in the ooneln- - ,
sion of a peace mutually just, honorable
and advantageous to the North and to the
South, exacting n_ condition but . that we,
o Credited from Richmond
as bearers of propositions lodking to the es
tablishment of peace." Thus proffering a
basis for conference as comprehensive as we.
could desire, it seemed to us that the Pres
dent opened a door which had previously
been closed against the Confederate States
for a full interchange of sentiments, free
discussion of conflicting opinions and un
trammeled effect to remove all causes of
controversy by liberal segodations
'indeed, could not clainithe benefit of a slab
conduct which had been extended to us in
a character we had no right to assume and
had never affected to powthes ; but the uni
form declarations of oar Executive land Cen
tres; and their thrice repeated, and es of
ten repulsed, attempts to open negotiations,
furnish a sufficient pledge to assure ns that
this conciliatory manifestation on the part
of the President of the United States would
be met by them in a temper of equal• rug -1
flatulently. We had, therefore, no headta-
doh in declaring that if this correspondence
was communicated to the President of the
Confederate States, be would promptly ern
brace the opportunity presented for tithing,
oefttl solution of this unhappy
We feel confident that you attest share Cu? I
profound rep* that the spirit which diets-'
ted the first step toward pommeled not con
denials . animate the counsels of your
President. Had the reprdeentativei of tbb
two GovernAente met to consider this gees- 1
tion, the most momentone error submitted to
batman stateenuomitipan a temper.of
doming modiiation tad 'gaily; fbUowed no
theirdeliberatiOnsi Would have been by the
prayers and benediction of 0 1 10 7 patriot
end ChrlMiim on the inhabitable globe. who
is time so bold as to pronounce that the
n r waite of Individisl happiness' and
pi e presperikewbithis daily emielening
this thematheael,at= t ieee bees ter , '
minated; Whs . Ind carnage
of war mu* still. be endured through the
weary yews Mblood and auffering,thatthere
adgMliet et lent bare ikaten inftsed into
Us otadast something eases of the spirit
redeems
add par
= ae seditein delfy *Nit':
Instead ofthe Iskoondeett which
we selleited,Sind didelkyour Lit•
Ifistalthiredr, raison to Mappoie Moultrie
tedasesdfisibelonipose ofinitiatinia, as.
valaticta -in • *Oh aiiiLir eostsuatini ,
wold=mnistrits right. or Oa 4110i;F,
has boss inesentsii• which plo.-
vakas as tonsottiadipaUsh as ,surrialk •
br
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InUfeia - saiu pf futrtiu *to pat ut.
No. 30.
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tesedl,•an4 best' blasts °f lour to bitter
iss4,•l4 leave 'fir the speculation of those
who have the looms orinelination to peas.
• • • • f his Cabinet, or fath.
1:1=1:0
ttiongW for no to say that witt bares' no net
whateverfor the paper plaid in oar hands.
We eonld not tianmeit it to the President
or the co,fimiersta Stints without often
him 'en indignity, dishodering ourselves
and lamming the welkapritod sawn of our
cH) = l :suet doldri PooesPiriPekto
the pito* klet SION Wi
jefoote Weft - that Mkt Ana !•il, •
among MOIL whoe Inutihnes st—t
If t Mut be moans! warily tireir submis
sion to teime of oenqueet, the cenenstion is
yet unborn 'klub 'Di witness its restitu
tion..
It there be any stilitary.antotirst in the
North who is entitled to proffer the oondi
tient of this manifesto, there is none-in-the
Bath authorind to entertain them. Those
with control our armies tun the servants of
the people, riot their masters ; and they
hate no more inclination, than they 'have
right, to subvert the social institutions
of the sovereign States, to overthrow their.
established Constitutions, and to barter
away their priceless heritage of self-govern
ment. This correspondent will not, hewer-
results.
If there Mani either' ofthe - Confederate
'States who his clung to a hope that peace
was possible with ser a_tij
iGovstriuMMV sL - '`p from
eyes the last On of Gush • delusion. Or,
if there be any whose hearts balm
faint iipon the suffsrirm and agony orri:
bloody struggle, it will Inspire them with
fresh energy to eaddre and brave whatever
may yet be redsituts_preaeive to them—,
that gives dig
nity- and value to life whops, and consols.
tion to death. And iftbere be any patriots
or Christians in your land, whasluink
palled from the illimitablkvista 9f private
misery and public calamity wblob stretches
Wore them, we pray that in their bosoms
a resolution Way be galolurned to recall the
abused authority and vindicate the author-
'trent vindicate the outraged civilisation
of their country. For the solieitude yen
have manifested to into te • movement
which contemplates results the most noble
end humane, we return oar sincere thanks
and are, most respectfully and truly,
'roar ob't servants,
JAR. P..HOLCOMILY,
C. C. CLAY, Jr.
THANKS x.o comma, JZWEIS - -
Hon; NIAGARA. PALM')
July 20,1864
W. .fm;er . Calmest . Howe, Artotogra
'4
lizsz—We *Weis rossipt of your notice
admonishing us of the departure of Mon.
Horace Greeley from the Palls; that be re
grets the sad termination' of the Watery
steps taken for pesos, In consequence of
the elmege bade by the President bible In
structions to convey commileionere to
Washington for, ne got iations uncondition
ally; end that •Mr. ftley will be pleased
to receive any answer we may have to make
through you. We avail ourselves of this
offer to inoleee a letter to Mr, Greeley,
which you will oblige us by delivering.
We cannot take leave of you without' ex
pressing our thanks , for your courtesy and
kind offers as the intemediary through
whom our correspondent,. with Mr. thee
ley has been conducted, and - assuring you
that see are, eery respeattally, -
Your ob't servants,
C. C. CLAY, Jr.. -
' . JAB. I'. HOLCOMB,
Psqmowat-thtr-flighteour.
The religious Portion of the community
were devoutly szeroised during the last
week, in prayer meetings for the spec*
benefit of Abe Lincoln. We 'leave scathed
that all then prayer moodily and special
days of "humiliation, fisting and prayer,'
hive preceded Meninges or defeat. The
last, both prayed tied raid, terndnided 12 a
complete Coefedffiste samosa; Abe driven
away from Washingtono's part of Grant's
army removed from Petersburg, and new
Confederate advantages gained there, and
the most enettesefid raid of plunder at Mar
tinsburg,, and up to within three or four
miles all round Washington, that could be
imagined. Nevertheless there has been .a
senalble change In the tone of the prayers.
The officiating brethren have ceased to tell
tile Lord what be ought to do, and begin
now to grey as ehristiane, and to profess a'
desire to hers their own clue forgiven. A
1 remarkable change this from • neglecting
their own to spy out the sine of their neigh
bors, sad from 'Minton the pollee
in binning the tune* of hatred. vino:Heave
ness,yebbery, arson ~and murder. Ouch'
have been the prokyorkot- rifkloclus
fanati
deal war pseachers, everywhere. /ieretofore
and they have been onsworod.
,The spien.
did armies of the Norsemen of courage,
energy, peneveittnoestnd enterprise. have
wilted and Men, app, staree swollleer has
obtained the !med . of praise, Wore. it has
been wrenehmt Ito* hiptoby sad Well;
while/n*6 , odt assititoitmndor - have What
under the ban of dlegreee. This bi an us
siiitteons war, fop 100 war ilittevev Purpose.
and God has ileOlag to' o with it, ' elobitt
to antowerthe fool to his folly.—
Old Abe Ina ap ' er day for el
trahirmitiation, we may expect ft.—
"God ewers Sim prpjars •of the Sigh-
Cietp•
—.ln God we bite is "
-the motto on
Pre aew tto omit copper eureeney regality
limed by th e itthilibbMmitkm. It is • mo
tor- or tr riAllostiott, to Lien , Semi throulth.
the Wei matars. $lOl dillminlatestlos
van oospead 8 42#10' ; #00pers. •
polio
ai W580410.4*.4
ttii lerbe et. pay
hoiillkg be
Sly! folltrfrou ,et
,
MOM
•
" • •
• • ~K.4,-,9oloolftookk
'l* taidire silasiillll44liiidsl 4 • ol _,
nddehnilt mentie ~ONO
wow
en the tame ot -
Ti bet. MAO stie .. •
piltyMartalt** • t 7111
,tom' bcdi.tbiliti or:
.1 1 t 4 .1 100 L 045 •
limper at postitees t 'AO* this ad the
boested' Midair eras promised by
the .
11. — aesasa 4' . the ;dud' MINN
at I=4o;glitrtd"49r* er
Oarnater,
Vbems going Ika varinarr der*
manta of theamt. mpg dor the
ernatlabr mimic a• - •tify 1000110 santor-
Ing it for labor has bon ths4-16s shosild be
*matey ht Attie inalito lbw
bore sneak* piaAciaksi
proetipat• or to their bellidehisti. Talk •
• • • t akob man . •
moon against • 0 *Wawa
mantl" Why(tbr months before the sem
try gelnod hildbig inset*
al pinaotor 011ie , treasury -bursas .11troogL
the death aboriloasot °ante its haws.,
not lags= grown pomp* ill that mode=
Wes bat knew,armee- Amman tar*.
of W tiettestOliteliassatsmaaditirasknowit
theseo tor a long. time hi the maw of '• tin
nensinsit Amit
tit*
hood tit'Lmadwiltone . ,who demount* it
as atraitoinn Ent we Co denenaes iR as?.
ertimbnis, and nab is our .4trimson," that '
it we hollered snob a state et Wags mare to
-be continued another tour pm" we should,
pray that the rebels, or ...tither Almighty
Plod 'would burn It to fishes, leaving CA mars
restage of its site sad its former glory sad
shame, than iltielt of &newel In this track
lent sem . -
These miserable black %Hosea have
dinged bt oar ears ea aabe.an din about
"nation►Lhbnor." They bawl told us that
oompresdae with the rebeleweeld be •
Beeville' °tuitional honor," AW (bat rath-
mw widths bud dollar." Now, thee there
area sad their res. : swot is* quidir
and see* she the sham et their
heralded ever the watered.-the ward
feadilw diming'
dad what do those - log fbe4 sleet b
000011 in broadelotb, wito have mode the
bones dediewSMlKer„ , ,fitd. ' ad
devoted by th _
Sato-n -Ifitw-smautyott
gsboutthe-ciiiillititilela." of • itaiery
have ventured I brief word of dies
of the dna of those whoul theylid de Nisei
to elevate to °Moe 1 The truth is, I spur
Awed state of pablie morals etists.in this
votary, and the extionplestiotliy the pretr
eat adadsdatrationtwe trnig theradly wpm
the people. Thu gospel 'lo is basil&
ad from the thew* sad its pups is would
ed by the wword iiidthe negro. Thensfiss.
pie of robbery set by the ltsrvaits of the
people themselves. Tithe* is Inn soon a
change we-Ida sink loft eaddidenonant de
plorable than that of any country ea earth,
sad the goddess of Ussery der whose
guardian OM we have been so blest, will
leave us never to ietera.—Aintiani (yiei.)
Jeshweisa.
A Nur • Bitraimoa.-4• UAW
F-Prhots who for UN Uot arse rum sod.
orwluive beta silting up near, shads to
blood awl "Sassy I:upload" mousing to
spook as Um WWII& oxpootada of
-will mod lotopttuw:ladwuutitql!tb! war
Writ allaiiik4 l 4 P. 4140116• ea e f bige47 for
tho gospel of " pew okoseab sad good will
to men, 'man to efts%
I . 2 7 l Ao ki amajoeity
Min cling to the doctri ne'
Lincoln
Lincolnn tit* *bola" Alw•l
the
Made of the AlailOty, t o snag oat do
'outpour, tbey imotbt atteilwatittekbw.
a feiw, smug Whotit - is the notate°, old lbw
abolitionist, Dr Chewer, at Now York. Oro.
tam)* skims Llittodalst,' lova roodeild
owee revelation &ad dilloWookottay!
sanousoad In a Its *Oak Iwo*
bee* labortag 'admitß Italdwits. tits
Goiter
o now saga" asavashogthit sotiow
al gnotkea, we tio*no 011 1 4
dui]. no shah (if Gkrtlits &NW VP•it.uttAr
*ark g Arr. Lewd& 'Thor:leo bra
ed row. God 'gives Toe Is
- agOeitmshw
dseel te
olowt•your men again. 011ieek•klar• kawo
soadiuttod Abe Llamas,
Olken to take the nowdaptloe . out of dm
loads of the pitojdi: This was an toteroise
of the despotism of onloo: , Nth* potpie
cannot mum their power fletakwor.
ez are lat. .1 repeat it. If ti SYt
ease, :any - eantliiivither - ria Osage the
country into wsead ocurtarvi la Awe
the towetry into ifeepoess. The Prsiddent,
through, the power grataaryl_tla 'Mary.
end looking io reigisance,,loloo vow?
destroying Ate thrash the knot* iasteed
of giving it. U. agave* eve=
*rough jraitiral aitlkra,
sir* Aol&v ati igulttompootar.".t.
._—Thei "rebels" asarta;laist Ow-obtain
od'about 1,700 vomits *win esbi It
MatTlaud.
:—(r►t Watt they All eh. Virotdok
uLinoolo's mate for tithe year. liar of oho- ,
litioalloc" .
—Of four hundred iloldiono plat
ty passed through PortlanO.,l,4 Lad eaeb
lost sr leg.
—Do the people , terigioloOt history
furnishes no invousoo wborofir softy people
;pit their titoftir by ,4 5 14 "..#0 .11441 -" as /
`oo
liput of Ow .1401
of the veld of bottle.flopil i
Buller :woo nova y!t aniptnillg=
- _
I Mort d Lh• (44itictikAlbith Aldo/ the -
sm{ iansios. 'Ow virsaatiO.. aad ma l t
sad vallideadfiThlui,iidia Amok
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