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The Lansing state Republican., 1861-05-29

AocsE SWALLOWED FOR WAexR.-A man
"a ferry Point Va, some time back. bet
"ensy'nve dollar overcoat that he could sv.l.
ow whole mouse. The bet Vas accepted. the
neuss produced. and down it vent, in a stvle
.na. would have shamed Chinaman and done
esed,t TO Chinese juggler. The loser then Of.
se 20 oes s'OO that the mouse swallower could
nos swallow q cat. but the bet was declined
The Lansing state Republican., 1861-05-29

'I'RI this remarkable and most iere.,ine r,,>s
l is cor, ,o.ed of tie concentrated Juices Of H..
powerful and the no>, soothing Plants and Root. n a.,
chemically combined and ed in well srsl.s -
roitle>. ami ci Aged hy n Powerful battery U~s
sessng in s2tItioa la it, sspeiio medical virtues .
Magnetic Au6 E-ct'ie properties profoundly p<ne,,~e
and emIn-nily GUietirg am soothing |; relwv.s -
aud inflammation al once, (when freely aprl~dl ,E.
ing the strained mssc.s anu nerves, giving p~v bs =.
vitality ey It's LIE g,virg quali e. Ia parSz-i par, .
ehr ong standing complaints and wpakpess. =
laying pain, (N-uIAlga irritation and dr,v.s
sleak of truly erfGl medicine and e.,,.
by far Superior to and al her external reu.,.
Il applied in il is nriaing rrme6v =, -,
Group, Sore Throat. Inflammation ,f the Lung. Rc.sL
Liver. kidne,s, and other organs. Rheurat.sm -
Irritation, Ague the Breast ard ~ all tme. -
nervous Headache. Neuralgia. eyes, ear ache ,ss,
scs., syue the Face. fimpes and Erups,oss ~ ~
kinds, lcs, Sruised and Sprsined Limbs Burn. p,.s
parts. ChIiblsius, iudo eui aud long etapa,rs g.
Wounds, Sc, &c II will also restore the Hair a. -
cald Head and event ;h- Hair from falling The NJ.
Ointment has been extensively used upon C...l ~,
raught Hol Tor Gals Wounds Spra ms ana lsm.,
and s cure, when p.i-e hot for the scrsseh-
horses. sud Foot All sheep. All the prorr~tcr. ~
for the Ma gn"tic onmeDi fair confident th., =,
they clam for IT, will be found 70 the letter IN "a.
neighhcrh"od where Is manufactured MANY p<or A.,
by the quantity, ana kept aud used Amcs,
innsbant as ianac-s the numerous pains and seA
every family is less afflicted with We a.y a.
| Try DR.. Tasks Magnetic Ointma,t
None genuine unless signed - : Bscll ~ With Pen g
Pamphlets containing fad drcrions around each Bcs,l.
and circulars -it with n' Price shillnss fur s,.
| and -h,ugs tor large Bottles
| For sa by Nswbfo Brother ana rhay~r 4 Co La,
| sing, AMI all other Dtugg st. In the G. ountry
/ ~ All orders should h- add es>-d 10 Nm NrDcY
| co Esrlv'lle, Madison Co. \. Y 2ls
The Lansing state Republican., 1861-05-29
DROBATE NOTICE-State Of Mich.

Il igau, CoEn.y Of 1nyham, sat- session Of the
Probate Court for The County Of Inghsm holGen the
Probate Once in Mason Monday, the 6h day Of Nav
in the year thousand eight hundred and sInIy
one Present WIN. II. Ppckney. Judge Of Probate. 10
the matter Of the estate Of pheston Waldo, deceased
On read ng and fling the petition duly verified of Cor
nea A. Waldo, widow Of said deceased) praying that
stters Of adm be granted upon said
70 = kleourne:
IherelPon II is Ordered that Monday, the Sd Ga, Of
June next At II O'Clock the forenoon be assigned for
the hearing Of said petition and that the heirs of
said AMI ali other persons interested said
are required 70 appear at session Of said Court
then 10 be holden at the Probate Office the village Of
Mason, and shov cause, there BE- why the pr.ye.
OF the pettone- shoud BE- granted And further
ceei that said petitioner notice the Tersors
Interested in ad estate of the peoceucy Of said
the he.rng thereof By causing copy Of this order
TO be pubhshed in the Lansing R>publean nevsnape-
printed anc circulating said county of InehAm for
cs-sive weeks previous to said day Of hearisx
true eopy) WM. PINCKNEY,
svslo Judge Of ProhaO.
The Lansing state Republican., 1861-05-29
CHERIFF SALE.-By virtue OF one

~ Writ o. Execution issuei out of snt under the seal
ot the Circuit court for the county of lnyham 10
reced and delivered, have levied upon all tie night
tte and ine,es, of Adophus W Williams, and t. the
following de>ciIb-d lands and t.a-meBts, wit The
west one third "f lot ght (s) in block hundred
uared in the City of Lansing, county of lngham, nd
state of Michigan, which shall expos. for yr
due 20 tb- ghsst BIDDER at the Court House tie
lag. of Ma uu he I'D day OF jane, A. 1sCl al
O'Clock in the al elp Of said dsv.
TRUMAN SPENCER, sheriff
BY H. ii. DtNKS. Deputy.
The Lansing state Republican., 1861-05-29

Yr,nANII Mich. Jan Ia, 1861.
MR SPAIDNG, SIR Not long since e~nt TO YOU for
box cf CephaLc Pill for the Nervous Heads
and Costveness and received the same aud ey hid so
god On sfset Uds induced 10 sind far more
Please lend by return mali. Direct
A. r WHEELER,
Ypsanti, Maeh.
The Lansing state Republican., 1861-05-29
FOR SALE.

a IMPROVED FARM of 24O Acres;' l5O
"A acres under good cultivation, good buildings,
&C.; about ten miles from Lansing. This Farm
IS described as follows: The southeast quarter
and the cast half of the southwest quarter of sec
ton one, in town four north OF range one west
and has been commonly known as the "Alver
con Farm" Terms reasonable.
Apply to JNO. W. LONGYEAR,
z6S-f Lansing, Mich.
The Lansing state Republican., 1861-05-29
WV II PIycKyEy, Atty.
Dated LsBsitg, April 10Th, 1851 l3s3ll
DROBATE NVTICE.-State of Mich.

DKOBATE NDCItE.-otate OF Mich
i iyan, County of Ingham, ss.-At session Of the
Probate Court for the county Of lugham holden al .h-
Probate Office, the village OF Mason, Monday, the
18th day Of April the thousand eight hundred
and sixty present wv II ycKNEY Judge Of Probate
Ia the Of the estate Of George W Angel deceased
On reading and fling the petition, duly verined, of race
ANGEL admin strator of said estate praying that he ma
De ncensd to sell the real e, said deceased.
Thereupon il is ordered, that u ntay. the 81 Gay
Of June neXt. at IL O'Clock IN the forenoon ne
signed hearing Of SAL petition and that the hers
At Of sad deceased and all other in -res!-,
said estate, ie4u red 10 apiear al session OF SD
Court then be holden at the Probate Ofoe IN the WI
of Mason, and show there be-, why the
prAye the pet1n-r should not be sntec And II Is
further ordered that sad petitioner ce Ia the
interested in sad estate. 81 the -nleney OF sad
petition and the hearing thereof, BY causing copy o
his order be published n the Lansing Republican,
new spar printed and circulating sald county Of Ing
ham, : weeks previous 10 sad day Of hear
| ing "a true copy) WN H. PiNChNEf,
| fu3l3 Jur q Probate
The Lansing state Republican., 1861-05-29
4 DEMONSTRATORS SALE.-Notic,
NOTICE. - The

COMMISSIONERS NOTICE. - The
~ undeis sgo.d having been appointed by the Judge of
Probate lughsm county Comm examine and
allow claims against the estate Of Daniel w. Morse, late
Of the county Of Ingham deceased would give notice
that they viii that purp pOse at the hous- Of Ma
than b aneh in the township Of Wilism-ton, said
county, SATURDAY the 18th day of June and Sturday
the 9th day of july and Saturday the 10th day of Au
gust 1s6l, 10 O'Clock in the forenoon when the
creditors appear aud prove their said claims, and
that months from the 9th day of Apr 1851 al
lowed for creditors To presert their Claims
NATHAN BRANCH,
ORLANDO r MARSH
C,mm ssiouers
Williams ton Nav 9th. 1861 4~3l5
The Lansing state Republican., 1861-05-29
\ DMINISTRATOR'S SALE.-Niotice

n ia hereby gwen. that pursuance of license to
me granted by the Hon. Wm Pnckney, Judge Of Pro
bae for the coua'y of 1nghsm. noay, the 4h day
OF March, A. d. 1s61 shall sell at public on the
premises IN the village of Mason, the of Ing
ham, on Nondas the 2Oth day Of May next. 1s6I,) at
O'Clock in the afternoon of said day, the foil sing
real estate of Hiram Converse, deceased, Village
lots No. :, and To- in the village of Mason aforesaid
according to the recor ed plat thereof Terms made
known on the day of sale. PHILIP MCkERNAN,
6s3l0 Admir- estate of Hiram Converse, deceased.
Mason, April %, 1861.
The above sac IS postponed until the 3lst of May, inst.
at the same place snd time Of day
r sKERNAN,
Adm nstrator.
Mason May ~ 1861
The Lansing state Republican., 1861-05-29
BEVERLY, Mass Dec IL 1850
REYNoLDsBURG, FRANKLIN Co ONO.

REYNoLDsBuRG, FRANKLIN Co ONO
January 9, 1861.
HENRY SPALDrNG, No IS Cedar ST N Y DEAR SIR
In losed find tw~ntyh cents US for ~h ch send
bJx "Cephaiic iiis - Send 10 address of Rev Vim
{ Filler, Reynodsburg, Franklin Co Ohio
Your Pulls ,co,k Ike chdrm-cu,e He1ddche aimest in
std.tsr Truly y,urs
UN FITTED
The Lansing state Republican., 1861-05-29
LEGAL ADVERTISENENTS


NOR1GAGE SALE.-Defauit having
AVX been mad in the condition of q certsin inden'ue
Of mortgage, executed by Lewis c LOoms, Of William
ston Inahsm county Michigan, TO Lyman Hill, of Locke
county and State, bearing date Tie sAth DAY
Of October A ls5. and recorded IN the office Of tie
OF Deeds FIR tie county OF lpgh.n STATE Of
Michigan, Der 10 Of mortgages on pages $50 and
October Oh, 1851 which sAd mortgage duly assign
ed by Lyman Hill to James Norih'op the 4Ih day Of
February 1855 and recorded he oce Of the Register
Of Deeds for the county of Inyhsn pages Sos and 500
of Iber II. the leth cay Of July. ID 1853, upon
which said there claimed 10 be due AT the late
of tnis notice the Of hu dred and tive dJlars
(Slo5 O0) and Aw having been iD>'Itu'-c for
recovery of the ptee Is the eoie hereby CIV
that on the 5fh Gag of July next, al O'Clock IN the
after nooo door OF the Court House in the v
age Of MAsOo (sAii Court House beng the place Of hold
the Circuit Court tor the county If lngham). Wal DC
sold public auction, TO The highest bdceT the
described said )rtgage much thereof SHAH
TO satisfy tie amount Gained to be due n
said mortgage with interest costs allowed ~ iaw, viz
ali piece parcel Of land situated the county of
ngham, state of Michigan, and described folo~s, 10
the north half of the east quarter Of section
number seventeen az town three north # range t~e
east, containing eighty $50 acres, moe or less
JAMES NURTHRoP, Assignee.
WV II PIScKyEy, Atty.
Dated I4Usifg q. April 10Th. 1851 1851
The Lansing state Republican., 1861-05-29
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Williamst ton, Nay 9th, 1861 4~315

|CHANCERY SALE.-By virtue of a
decree # he Circuit Court for counts log
ham ChanceTy, mad. the second day If NAV, ls60,
he ihanpn Havens is complainant, and VIII
lam johnson defendant shall sci pubic auction IA
the highest bddsr the front of ID Wiley law Of
Zee Gov e block Washington avenue, city of ais
county of In .ham and state Of Michigan I'D
of Juue neNr, 1851 at two o'cock the atern
that dsy the lands and premises described sx1 decree
follows wit tn. west half Of the south guar
ter of sect n number fourteen 14 township
four a. north of two (2 west, Ingham county,
STAT Of Michigan and containing eighty
less HORArID PRATT,
Circuit Court Com Iughstn Co Mich.
PARSONS X Wiley, >otrs for Compt.
Ia,el N,sun Nh u
The Lansing state Republican., 1861-05-29

From the Democrot, 81 Cloud Misn
IL you are, nav. been oled ~tl the headache
send for box, (Cephaiic Pills. you may have thsr
n of an attack
The Lansing state Republican., 1861-05-29

From the Advertiser, Proriience r.
The testimony IN their favor is strong from the
respectable quarters
The Lansing state Republican., 1861-05-29

From the Examiner. Norfolk, Td.
C-phalc Pills rccomp sh the object for which III ~
we're made, VIZ Cure Of heatac..e u all its forms
The Lansing state Republican., 1861-05-29
SPALDlNC'S
Cephalic Pills,
WILL CONVINCE ALL WHO SUFFER FROM

HEADACHE.
Speedy and Sure Cure
Is swITHlN HEIR REACH
A. hese 7;imonias unsolicited by Mr. SPAIDING they
9t''d ".2nes.snacle sa'",'. preg y ne efficacy Of
MAsosvrLE. Conn Feb S. Is6i
Mr. sPAInING. SIR - h - ei your Ce halle Pills.
sud Ike den' so "eH that want you To send two
dollars tn more
Fart # these f,r the neighhcrs, to whom gave
'ew ou, of the st box got from you
send the Pills by mail, and ob.ire
Your "bt servant.
JAMES KENNEDY
HAvERFoRD Pa, Feb. 6, 1861
Mr. SP'LDiSd, SIR u wish you TO send me one more
hx Of your Cephac Pills. hare receiuod great deal Of
tench from them Yours, respectfully,
MARY ANN SrOIKHOUSE
SrRucE CREEK HuN11NG1ox Co PAL
January IS, 1861.
&. SpADING, You will ease seud me two bo,
e. Of your Ca'hsrtic Pills se"d them immediately
Respectfully yours,
JIO SlMO>s
81 hac used me ef your pills aad find them
excellent
BELLE VERNON, Ohio. Jan Is, 1861
HkNkY SPsIpI>G tsQ --t!- ase find epcio,-d s-ntv
i've cents which nd ,the box of
&c ills Thy are tuty the best pills erer tried
Direct, A. SLOWER, r. NJ
Belle Vernon, W,andotl Co Ohio.
BEVERLY Mass Dec. IL, 1850.
{ SPAIpINs, Esq, II ~ish for some circulars or
arge sbI~ bls To bring Cephslic tils partc
ulariy before my Customers II ,ou of the
hinf, please send me.
One OF customers who is subject to .eyere Sick
headache, (usudly lasting Gays tcds cured of an
attaek ia one hour by yolr Pulls, which ssn; her
Respectfully yours.
W. b WILKES.
The Lansing state Republican., 1861-05-29

From the Er1miner, Norfolk, Va
They have been tested than a thou sand cases
Ia nf,r
The Lansing state Republican., 1861-05-29

From the Examiner Norfolk Ia
C-phal Pills ,ccomp sh the object for which they
"ere made, VIZ: Cure Of h-atac!.- in all lis forms
From the Er1miner Norfolk Va
They have been tested than thou .and cases.
with entire success
Pron the Democrat, 81 Cloud Mi.n
Ii you are, have been oled witl the headache
send for box, (Cephalic Ps,) you may have them
n case of an attack
From III. Advertiser, Proridence RI
The eepnalc Pills aie said 10 be g remarkably efec-
i've remedy Tor the headache and Of the very best
for that ve'y frequent compa which has ever been
discovered.
From the Western n X Gaset,e, Chicago, Eu
We hereby endorse Mr. Spading and his unrivalled
CePhsic Phys
From The Kdnawha Valley Star Kanwaha, Va
We that per suffering with the headache
who try them, will stick them.
FSom the Southern Path Finder, " o la
Try them you that afflicted I'D We are sure that
your testimony be added the already numerous
list that has received other medicine can
produce.
From the 81. Louis Democrat
The immense demand 70. the article ephalic Pills.
rapidly increasing
From the Gazette, Davenport, Io,oa
Mr. spaldng would not connect his with article
he did not k1op TO possess real merit
From the Advertiser, Proriience r.
hetestmony IN their favor is strong. the
quarters
From the DAILY Ne1s, Davenport, r
Cephahc Pills are taking the place of all kinds
From N. Commercial Bulletin, Boston, Mas
Said 10 be very efhcacious Tor the headache
Pron the Commercial Ciactanoti, Ohio
Suffering humanity Can Gov be relieved
The Lansing state Republican., 1861-05-29

Turing THIS MONTH, Trains will leave owosso, con.
- meeting point of Lansing Railroad. as follow;
GOING EAST
AT IL SIS A. for Deuou
lisp n, for I'~troit.
GOING WEST
At 80 =. NJ, for Grand Rapids.
At so =. Through Mai
Refreshments At Detroit O~,-so and Grand Haven and
upon Company ferry steamer wnisor, Detroit River
Hotel in Depot at ,iisnd Haven.
Trains leave termini daily, Sundays excepted.
THE TELEGRAPH LINES open for Pubic Business
CONNECTIONS
AT DETROIf-tireat Western Railway for all points
East-Mchgan Central, Michigan southern, aud GIaLs
Trunk Railroads
AT LWAUKEE-W.h the Mississippi, Lacrosse. Chi
cago Waterfowl. and Horizon Railroads. foo ali points
West and Northwest.
Passengers 'or Great Western k4iway go the Raj
Road Ferry steamer. at II. NJ X Dcck, leaving DOCK
Is A. NJ, and g 30 7 VI
The Company Time I sbies ne had Al sny of the
Stations
" X MUIR, Gsnl Sup,-
ID. NJ. Offices 1860
The Lansing state Republican., 1861-05-29

From III. Advertiser, Proridence, r. l.
The Cepnalc Pills said be & remarkably ehec
tive remedy for the headache and Of the very bes
for that ve'y frequent compliant which has bee
discovered.
The Lansing state Republican., 1861-05-29

From the Gd-e.te, Davenport, Iosoa
Mr Spaldng would not his With an artic
he did not ksop TO possess zeal merit
The Lansing state Republican., 1861-05-29

From the DAILY Ne1s, Davenport, r 1
Cephalic Pulls are taxing the place of all kinds
The Lansing state Republican., 1861-05-29

From the 81. Louis Democrat
The immense demand 70. the article (Cephalic Pills)
rapidly increasing
The Lansing state Republican., 1861-05-29

From the Western n X GIsette Chicago H.
We hereby endorse Mr. Spalding and his unrivaet
Cephsic Phys
The Lansing state Republican., 1861-05-29

FTom the Southern Path Finder ~ o La
Try them you that are afflicted ard We are sure that
your testimony can be added to the already numerous
list that has received bene6ts that other medicine
produce.
The Lansing state Republican., 1861-05-29

From N. Commercial Bull>in Boston, Mas
Said 10 be very eficacious tor the headache
The Lansing state Republican., 1861-05-29

I'rm The kdndDha Valley Star, Kanoaha, Va.
We that persons suffering with the headache
who try them, will stick 10 them.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1861-09-19
Kentucky.

We make the following extract from an ar
tice in the Cincinnati Enquirer, which says it
is from the pen of distinguished Union man
OF Kentucky" 1t will explain, in brief way,
the position of the Union men of that State:
The reasons which induced the peopc-in-
GLIDING the Legislature, as well as the editors,
orators candidates and voters-to adopt that
policy, [ncutraity,l may be briefly stated
Kentucky felt that she was not responsible for
the dcporable strife between brethren, which
was brought about by the extremes of both sec
tons; she occupied central position in the old
Contedcracy, but border one in war between
the sections with frontier of hundreds of miles.
She could not join either side actively in the
war without having the armies ofboth in battle
array upon her soil ; with her own people
brother against brother and father against son
divided and taking part on either side, as
their judgment, interest or passion mi hit direct.
The division of her own people, il was probable,
would lie so nearly equal as that each portion
would ncutraIize the efforts of the other, thus
making the State of no weight in the scale, and
OF no practical advantage to either of the great
sections, except that it would be used as bat.
'O'S'puHu, du4 lhuS again DccOllP, WIN mere
that its original significance, 'Me dark and
blooly gronnd,"
1t was also Of the first Importance that at least
one member Of the sisterhood of States should
be permitted to behold in sorrow rather than in
anger this unnatural strife between brethren,
and be ready at the earliest moment (as a med.
itator anxious to still the couflicO to tender to
the beiigerents on both sides Of her the olive
branch. lmputations upon her courage, and
charges of seIdshne,s, were alike unheeded.-
There were battle fields to attest as well her
courage as her self.sacrfcng devotion. The
neutrality of the State, although not perhaps,
the full measure of her loyalty, was adapted
from necessity, to promote the welfare Of the
country, as well as for her own seIfpreseryation.
Secession was war upon her soil, aud SO was an
active support Of the Government. She chose
between these, the attitude Of neutrality, to pre-
serve her from dcsoatiOD, and to enable her at
the earliest moment to exert her influence to
settle the controversy"
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1861-09-19
Wide Awakes to the Field.

One Of the first duties Of Rcpubcan;sm now
is, to 90 into the strong Republican counties of
this State, and compel, if necessary, by shame,
every man that in November last sported the
Wide Awake cap. or cape to don the uniform
and armor of Uncle Sam. These Republican
counties have not as yet, one quarter, done
their duty in volunteering, and the CONSUMPTION
must certainly follow. if they do not do better.
Indeed with the exception Of Massachusetts none
of the Eastern Republican States have done
their duty. Maine has done little or nothing,
in comparison with her great innate military
power; New Hampshire, very little Vermont,
nothing for her. Connecticut but little. Mas.
sachusctts alone has illustrated her principles
by her deeds. New Hampshire, as we read the
record, is disgrace to practical RepubIicanism,
in the pnny effort she has made to illustrate her
vote, Her Senator, Hale, ought to be at tho
head of great New Hampshire brigade and
the MorrilIs of Maine ought to be leading 40
600 strong, into Eastern Virginia. New York
city, opposed body and soul to the starting of
war, has done MORE in men and money, Massa-
chusctts excepted, than all New England COM
binsd, though New York gave nearly 10000
majority against Abraham Lincoln, and the ge-
ographical party at his tail. 1t must be re-
mcmbered-and it shall not be forgotten if we
can help it-that the Wide Awake uniforms
aud military drill of October and November
last, seen by thousands Of Southcrners then Wis
itng the Northern States, were believed to be
military organizations challenging Southern
Military organizations in return. The seeming
challenge, now accepted as real imposes upoa
the Wide Awakes of the North the solemn duty,
the point Of honor, to take the musket or the RI
fe, and march to the frontier.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1861-09-19
Friendly Attitude of France towards the
United States.

The Paris correspondent of the Now York
Times, writing August 90 states that 'it is now
certain that whatever England may do, France
will not interfere in any way that will aid the
rebels and it is even probable that France will
force England TO act justly towards us, rather
than that England will influence France in a
contrary course. The Emperor's sympathics
are entirely with the North; he believes that
the rebellion is unjustiiable, and ought to be
put down with energy, and by all means known
to honorable warfare; he is in favor of the
maintenance in fact of the American Union
aud will in no case interfere either, to break n
blockade or to recognize the seceders, until the
North shall have done the same. For these
sentiments the whole loyal people of America
are placed under debt of gratitude to Louis
| Napoleon which they should never forget. If
the Emperor is no longer a Republican, he is
still as much Democrat os the day be wrote
LES HeeS Nar0ie0nienneS he believes in lib.
crty and progress in the exact measure in which
they can be applied, and he neither envies the
unexamped success Of these principles in Amer
lea nor would he help by word or deed to break
up the great experiment. And especially would
he not lend a hand to party fighting in the
armor Of the Middle Ages and from the last
corner OF dcSpOism in the civilized world But
the Emperor would gladly see the conflict
brought rapidly to close he would like to
see more energetic prosecution Of the war
Notwithstanding the suffering to which his PEG.
pie are subject, on account Of the war, he will
put up with it all, in the interest of right and
justice, but he would like to see commerce with
his people resumed again as soon as possible
The silk trade is suffering most now. Latter
on, it will be cotton. France will lose millions
the present year. but if one of the cotton ports
be opened by January, if there be a partial re.
sumption of trade by that time no murmcr will
be heard from France Neither the war in the
Crimca nor that in l'ay derangcd so seriously
the commerce Of the Empire as the present civil
war in America, and the friendly attitude Of the
Emperor and the immense majority Of the PEG
pie, therefore, entities them the more to the
lasting gratitude of the American people"