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Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-12-28
Negroes Wanted.

WANT 10 hire Fly Negroes dsck banda and
= nreue1 for the steamers John A. Fisher General
Anderson and Ainnetonka, 70 run between Nashville,
Tam, and Eors Done!son, Teo7- VII pay for them
Thirty Dollars ps< caooth
declT A. HAMILTON
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-12-28
Anderson Evans Tract of Land.

DURSUASr TO decree rendered BY the Caaacecy
Court st Nashville. in the case OF Anderson EvsAs
sod wife Lucy, Va Joseph Evans, will telI nj the
Court House in Nashville Saturday, January <sA
1852 the tract OF Land lying near Sscne's kiver, In
Clvn District No 16, known as the Anderson kyans
place. and containing about 70 acres.
TERMS: o and IL months credit without tntsfos,
purchaser execute notes with approved Esrosies,
and lien to be retained.
decI4-td J. &. GLBAvES, c. an
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-12-28
FOUND,

an the 6th inst, Two Notes, each drawn by iona
~ than Rseder and Isaac Reeder, which ths owner
can get by applying at this Office. Il
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-12-28
States of America.

NUhISutEHttH tdbCo u 1AAENEE ECtk.
OEpELNCE oFT1Cs,
Nashville, Tom, Dec. 9, 1861.
TNORTY Cents per pound will be paid for all Salt
L Petre delivered at the Confederate States Arsenal
in this city, before the hrst day OF July 1861 either
existing contracts or Otherwise.
III WRIGHT,
LIST Lieut. Artillery and Ordnance C. 5. A,
decI1-d1m Commanding Arsensl
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-12-28

Nashville Gun Factory.
GRO KH0LDEFS 10 the Nashville Gun Factory arc
- I'D that tn Foarth and isst call Of Five Dol
lars per etara, VIII b. iue and payable tho 18Th
DecemSer, fStsf-
By or1rr u ;Sc B0srd,
: q. ROCBE, sec'y & Treasurer,
cec5-:f Once st Capitol.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-12-28
For Rent.

r OFFER my House and Lot ussr DE Capitol % 70
ths sosninr YEAR containing swetrs rooms eeet9ss
49, rcos md Kitchen TIE entire beuBe, stofe roo9
snd ktschsa are rss prooS which ssa sayinl, -
80 tSs Cleanliness add oounsot ed % esaSAes y
81 :. No 80 Norh vias street, NssayfnH
dee&-I9
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-12-28
House for Rent.

THE large and comrnodious brick dwelling, situated
i on College near Church street, formerly occupieds
By Noses Singleton ESQ., is for rent the ensuing
For terms, &C., apply 70 d. J. ". Norton or Geoge "
Allen, ksq.
dec2o-2w-u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-02
New Edition.
THE TRIBUNE ALMANAC


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the names Of President LneOs Cabinet and other ntereg
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Hoffiss2 OR OF REPRESENTATIVE OF THE UNITED
STATES, Politically Classified. n,,,, 70
xXxvIIrH CONGRESS (asr chosen Politically Classified
YREE HOMESTEADS, or the Action OF Congress on the
Orson Of granting Free Honeseea to Actual Settlers on
be Public Domain including the B passed for the pipose
and the PTesiden's Veto thereof -, . ,ooo
HATioNAI DEMOCRATIC (Dougas) PLATFoRM, ,i for 1890
NATIONAL DEMOCRATIC lBrecinridse) PLATFORM for
NATIONAL UNION CBelD PLATFORM, for 1860 ~,
LLECTORAL VOTE OF TIE SEVERAL sTAIES TUX
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TABLE OF TEMPERATURES FOR NORTH AMEhlcAA,
Tempers.ure Seasons and the Mean Iemper
ture OF the Year At lSs Points in North Ameos PncP'
ELECTION RETURNS FROM ALL THE STATES OF
The UNION, carefully compiled expressly i0' ihS
LIST oF STATES, CAPITALS, GOVERNORS, TINES OF or
LEGISLATIVE MEETING, GENERAL hLEOiioN'
POPULAR VOTE FOR PRESIDENT in lS'2 1856 and 1900
Terms-Cssb In advance. 20 -
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BEVERLY, Mass, Dec. ii, 1850.

q. c SPAlpISG, ESQ .|.
circulars large show bills TO bring yonr Ce'
phslc Pills more particularly before my customers you
have anything Of the kind please send 10 me.
One Of nv who IL subject to severe Sck heads
Casually lasting day cured Of attack In one hour oy
youy Pils which / sent her. - ..r.T
Ae'Pe' w.B WILKES
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eprfns. :, oppruo
STYLES Of CLOTHING ready made or 10 oIdeI ALL Me-"
made In the most tstty CustomRoem not
oqase Furnishing Goods and Chdren Department not
passed Goods In this line viii be sold AT LESS PRICES
sn any other establishment Money IstuInsd not Pleased
Clo;bips never was 90 low, y. y. BALDWIN
Largest store In the city. Nos 70 and u Bowery'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-02

B,r1x vKRsoS Ohio, Jan IS, lsel.
HRxRY {. erAlplSo, ESQ.
Please ind aeosed Eve cents for which send
ether boz Of your Cephac Pulls Th<y by t bst P
"Dnt n,rse, az. "'1- A. sTOvER, Pm,
~ Belle Vernon wysndet CO. y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-02

NEv-YoRx PosT T.OYyIos April l. 1861.
Public Notiee hereby given that the mails heIetofer.
fro Office by the StoDington sd
Noryeh sesnbos win hereafter be cent by railroad and Will
,lo,e Al 81 o. m, WILLIAM b. TAYLOR, Postmsster.
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fanen GOODS.
lO5 & lO7 cHAABEKs-sT.
AND
... go AND 81 READE-ST.

We call the attention Of buyers to LARGE and COM
PLETE STOCK embracing full Lines Of Foreign and Domestic
articles both Staple and Fancy. ..- t'l.. Z
The uHPRECEDEsTEpLY PRICES at which for the past
sixty have bought sage portion Of our present stock
place position offer inducements far greater than at
period since the establishment Of business in 1877 "a
EXTENT VARIETY and BEAUTY OF SELECTION we display
TO ANT OF THE KIND EVER BEFORE
PRESENTED CRY which offers to dealers an usLkITBD
range Of STILES and PRICES from which to choose.
We PARTICULARLY INVITE THoss WHO HAyB sEyER DEALT
WITH Us TO EXAMINE AND PRICES assuring them
that all the advantages which have gained by LONG ExPE
ally divided with -. ..... ar ..I .... ....
t.. CASH AND FIRsT-CLAss TINE BUYERS.
We annex list of few OF the articles embraced In our va
ey all of which viii be sold By the package or In lots to suit
purchasers.
Catalogues giving full description Of our stock Will be fur
nished or tent BY mail on application. ..... .e.
All orders inusted will be accurately and e1peditiOu'J
supplied. ....-. .......rrr| .r. #.. ii. ..TUF H
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-02
RsysoIpssURss, Frsnthn Co, Ohio }
Jan. 8, 1861.

HHNRf Z. bPALDINGI. : =
No. IS Cedsrst., N Y.
DkAR Sra:
Irclosed find 2) for which send holof
"Cephaic Plsn Send TO address Of Rev VIM c. Fes ReY-
poldsburg Franklin Co., Ohio
Your Pills WORK like chuu-cure hesdacbe
Truly yours,
WIN c. FILLER
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..1d'5''' D ~. .a' -'a.- 'l.al-, ..s5 ll. ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-02

By the ofhee Pills the periodic Of Evoss h
h~ldaehs be prevented and the commspesDt
Of a, attack Immediate relief from pain and sickness win be
obtained ..5 rr .- - ~ f'. - -
They seaom fail In removing the Nausea and Headache
70 which feHnles subject. 1.tth fHiih III
They act genrv upon the bowls-semoving Csstsssos
Fer Literary Me- Sfudents Delicate Females ana al persons
of'edenta,p hab tiy valuable Laaas impovisg
the appetite giving tone nd vgov to the digestive organs and
restoring the natural essty and strength of the whole em.
The CEPHALIC PILLS a> tho result Of long invesssen
and carefully conducted expermu having been in many
years during which time they haze prevented and recsea
Of pain and suffering from Hesdsche whether osf
mating the system from dersnged ate Of TIE
stomach. eyfT. J-s
They entirely vegetable 10 their compesoh, and may bs
taken at all times with perfect safety without mSng change
of Diet and e absence any dsa9reeahS as ,tsSss ss
10 admiasev fhsm 20 Children. le lllala
BEWARE OF cOUNTERFEITS
The genuine have i've signatures Of HENRY g. 6PALDiN6
Of each Box. 1tltt
Sold by Druggists and all other Dealers In Medicines
Box viii be sent by mail prepaid receptof the u III
t PRICE rs CENTS .l-r eel. AiL
AnoYders should be addressed to
HENRY @. SPALDING,
No. 40 Cedarst., New. .YeJk.
Er .g of 90 ID zoe el .olr's1- as1r-g -
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NETWORK, TUESDAY. APRIL 2, 1861.

CPRING FASHIONS, 1861 .....,,.--ys-,..
- We invite the attention Of Wholesale buyeto our 'pnns
Styles Of .. .'.
MANTLES, ,GARIBALDIS,S SACKS, CO.,
In Cloth s and Lace Goods which entirely new ID
and patterns. Also ...s .... ~
SPRIN SH AW l. 8,
from auction at etremely low prices
Y. g. MILLS Cor
Nos a42 and 3A Broadway New YORK
QI AND SO FRANKLIN-ST., -. t'-.
" Near TsyloI's Saloon
wICKS, SMITH & Co.
..E. .. offer, ..... #H... .
By the piece or package,
f $50 PACKAGES
-. ENGLISH DRESS FABRICS, 80
Received per Vgo City Of baltimore and Afcs win
tions 20 CLOSE before the END OF THE bEASON iof
FOREIGN ACCOUNT. .r... 1
300 CANAL-ST.-NEWD DEPARTMENT
sOOs1 On and after TUESDAY April Infants EmbSi 6pd
NURSERY BASKETS, and complete WARDRoBEs, on
hand and made 70 order. - :,
Mis.s. Cloth, SIN, and Msrseies sACs, DRESSES, and
WALKING. COATS. '.. no. y. u .
Boys SUITS In 10th, SILK Popln, and Mar.ellea
The Inspection Of Ladies respectfully solicited
THOMAS REYOLDS,
r.... No. 800 Cansl.st.,
Three doors west OF Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-02

MI ofALDiSSa .H ,HxfgLO ~
Ihave tried your Cephslic Pills and hts <w vea that
want you 10 seed me dollars worth 'l . cE
Part ofthese the neshbor to whom gave lew oot o.
the first boz got from you b. -'s at
Your ob't servant. - -
' lfl t.ts... ....... .. ..-..'-' JAMES KENNEDY
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..-..-.--. ,zTvW YsdlIor ag72az
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-02

.1a ,srieoru& -I.aag
,o,,,. .t spALpIs0s PREPARED GLUE
vS.,ye tan times its cost annually "a
VI" SpALDING'S PREPARED GLUEt
sPALDINa'S PREPARED GLUEi
sPALDINd's PREPARED dLUEi
SAVE THE PIECES. a-,-i
rV A STITCH IN TIxs SAVES MINI" Al a
A accidents pl hopper IN o regulated ya~ai<s 10
very desirable cheap and convenient way fr re-
pairing Furniture Toys, Croekery, 40 SOC b8v8flai
SPALDIN0's PREPARED GLUE % sss1s
meets al such mergences and household aforto bU
without It, always Iesdy and 70 the sticking point
USEFUL IN EVERY HOUSE" "a
B.-A Brush accompanies each bottle Prjce . esptau
Address HENRY c. SPALDiNG
No. % Cedar-st, Nsv.Yorh.
CAUTION!
AZ certain unprncped persons attempting 10 palm of
the unuspectng public limitations Of my PREPARED GLUE,
that the fall name,
W sPXLDiNGs PREPARED GLUE, n
O. hs easas wSssvsx. ~ stAN .s..Sis s.ssmfeA
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-10-23

ANOTHER LITTLE BARK."-The Journal is
i" on the rampage" again. The occasion of an
other of its dirty ebullitOns is the doings of the
Battle Creek Methodist Conference. We advise
that denomination not to hold any more confer
ences-at least not without the permission Of our
neighbor. The reason he gives for his loath-
some and scurrilous vituperation is funny one.
He says:
1--WE have reason for condemning these rec
Osutions and their authors in the most unmeas-
ured terms. We were educated strict MethO.
dist and our fithers before US, for several gener
ations. did good service in the Methodist min.
istry."
We regard this as the most abusive portion OF
his article. A more astonishing case of degen'
eracy was never known. Whether it furnishes
more overwhelming proof of the doctrine Of
q falling from grace" or "total depravity," We
are at loss to determine. We incline to the
latter opinion. We turn his case over to the
s1e,hUui-. Church, hoping it may be remembered
in their efforts to convert the heather.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-10-23

BRIGADIER GENERAL PIERCE.-The Taunton
(Mass) Gazette says that this officer is at pres,
ent at home in Freetown. in feeble health and
that the newspaper statement that he has been
serving as private in Col. Weoster's regiment
arose from the fact that while on visit to Col
W., he twice volunteered in case of an alarm
and once came near being shot by the careless
use of a musket in the hands of a volunteer
Gen. Pierce had previously been in Washing
ton, asking an investigation of the Bethel affair
the battle contained nothing against him. all
the buster having originated in the New York
papers, through the enmity of one man to Gen
Butler and himself, as Massachusetts, officers.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-10-23

A NOBLE EXAMPLE FOR You've MEN.-Gov.
sSprague of Rhode Island is young man scarcely
twenty-nine years of age, yet he has by his he.
roic devotion to his country, already achieved q
rame which is imperishsble. Lately, explaining
his non-attendance at an agricultural fair in Yer.
mont, he writes: "Permit me to say, and espe.
calIy to the young men of vermont-that class
whom am trying to represent in my own per-
son-,hat the glorious privilege of doing some
real service to ones own country now exists, u
and that "lifetime may never present another
such occasion"
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-10-23

WIPE OF COLONEL ACTING AS AID.-The
Jefferson City correspondent of the St. Louis
ton was created in town last evening by the ar.
rival of Mrs. Colonel Ellis, from Upton, bearer
of dispatches from Gen. Hunter and Col. Ellis
She was dressed in semi military riding habit
and hat, with a crimson sash thrown around the
left shoulder, as an officer of the day, mounted
on splendid charger, and attended by two Or
derlies. She had ridden forty five miles since
ten o'clock, and, without taking moments rest,
delivered her orders at camp, and then waited
upon Gen. T. L. Price with her dispatches, urg-
ing forward two squadrons of Colonel Ellis
command. now here. to rejoin the regiment al
Upton.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-10-23

The Detroit Advertiser, in an article on filling
the vacancy in the United States Senate, occs.
stoned by the death of Senator Bingham, very
Justly remarks:
"There never was time in the history Of our
government when We so much required the high
est order OF talent, large experience. extensive
requirements, and real integrity Of character 10
the National Congress. II the members Of the
Legislature are true To the Nation, to the State.
and To themselves their first and sole object viii
be TO search out the rery first man in the State
for the place, regardless OF personal importuDi-
ties, locality, or any other consideration. II we
have in all Michigan a man of character, learn
ing, ability, and general qualifications fitted for
the position, We hope to see him elected. Upoa
the result of the choice they may make. will de-
pend IN great measure the weight Michigan
will have in the Congress-. and, indeed. in the
nation"
1t further adds:
- There IL expressed on all hands an earnest
desire that the Legislature will rise above al per.
sonal and party] consideration, and in the dc
charge of this responsible trust act with cole
reference to the honor Of the State and the good
OF the country. The people expect this Of them,
and they will not hold them guililess II they for.
get these high considerations and fill Gov. Bing.
hams recent seat with mere politician, with no
other claim than hundreds Of others who have
only distinguished themselves by figuring in
State conventions"
The words enclosed in brackets in the last que
tation are our own, and with that amendment ve
give them our full endorsement. The repubo
cans now have an opportunity to exhibit their
patriotism, and TO show in this emergency wheth
er they love country before party, or whether
what they have said sbout abandoning party ios
the good OF the country is only talk, not to b
followed by acts. The mere politicians should b
made to stand aside, for rely there never vas
time in the history of the government when
our a5lest men, those best qualified by learning
ability aud experience to discharge the duties Of
these high and responsible positions, were more
needed in the counsels OF the nation, than at the
present. We do not now saw in the ranks Of
which party the man best qualified for this high
position, is TO be found. We leave that for the
intelligent people Of the State 70 decide for them
selves. We simply AK men of all parties 70
look over the whole State, without regard 10
local. personal or political considerations. and zee
who is the man, in their judgment, the best quail
flied by integrity, learning. ability and expert.
ence to fill this important position. II he is .
republican, elect him. II he has not acted po-
litically with that party, and is loyal ard doing
all in bis power to put down rebellion, do noe
hesitate, for duty, patriotism and the people oil
demand faithful and manly discharge Of this
high duty which nov devolves upon the Legis-
lature of the Siate.-DetToit Free Press.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-10-23

rh. rslxsiona. extremely pleasant 70 myself,
,h., have existed between Us Tor the past siA
mo.sha. vin b. likely soon 70 terminate. can
n.,s Hunger refuse to listen to the voice OF ou'
couutry calling from a hundred battle heids ior
hello. I have received authority 70 raise COM
nan, for the T~elflh Regiment OF Michigan In
f.nuy, aud shall proceed al once 10 the business
Of recruiting 10 I'LL up It's ranks. Men, between
the ages Of eighteen and forty-hve, OF temper
Al hADils, Who love their country, ana would
nm, tor,h their hands 70 save it from destruction,
are invited 70 enroll their names.
The enlistment is to be for three years or dur
tho ear. The pay Of private Is slS Per
month, exclusive Of rations, clothing, equ'psge
.,,a o.rd,cxj attendance ia case Of sckness-pay
IN commence with date Of enlistment, and Is
.,.o exclusive Of 800 70 be paid TO each voiun-
,.sr al tie close Of nIs term of service, whether
IL Dc three years Or three months. In addition
70 these remunerztions, an act, which passed The
Lo~er HOUSE Of Congress at its last session,
y,v,ov La each volunteer 100 acres vi land, will
undoubtedly yet become Law.
No bAl,on ever provided 50 we'll for her SOL
diers. ~ do the United States. No cause more
glorious 0r more important ever presented Itself
tor men " tight ter than the preservation OF The
Union aud Constr, luton lett US as q sacred inner
irance BY our fathers. Young men! buckle on
your srmor and 20 with me TO the tented field,
add, by brave aud seli-sacrihcing deeds, live for
ever IN the gratitude OF your country!
Enilssneots viii be received at the office oil
the Lansing Republican. All persons wishing
70 Join viii please 70 do 90 At once, as the com-
pany must De tui in thirty days.
1. NJ. CRAVATH.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-10-23

NOBLE WoxAS.-Occasionally an instance
of patriotism comes to light which proves that
the spirit of l776 is still living in the hearts Of
many American women. Ii is stated that rs Six
of the seven eohs Of Mrs. Anna Williamson, re.
siding at Peterson, n. j., have left to join the
National army; the seventh has announced his
purpose to follow within a MONTH" This vener-
able and noble woman says " if she had six more
sons che would rejoice to give them up at the
demand of her country" What rebuke 10
this to those who have stalwart sons that might
be induced to serve their country were it not for
the opposition they meet with from their moth
ers
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-10-23

APPOINTMENTS OF TIE BATTLE CREEK n. E.
CoSrERzNcE FOR THE LANSING DIsrIcr.-J
BRADLEY, p E.
Lansing-D. d. Gillett
Grand Ledge-N. Mount, s. NJ. Garlck.
Maple Rapds-N. l.. Otis.
st. Johns-J. Fowler.
Natherton-J. Clark
Rochester Colony-One to be supplied
DeWitt-W Stafford
Portland-E. Westlake
Charlotte-J. Jones.
VermOntville-Uri Mason.
Okemos-C. Chick.
Gratict-To be supplied.
Onondaga-G. w. Sherman.
Eaton Rapids-D. Thomas.
Mason-O. +. Chase.
Isabella and Saginaw Indian MissiOn-E. D.
Young, P. Greensky.
Lyons-H. Hall.
Chippeway-To be supplied.
S. r. Fisk, Professor in the Agricultural Col
lege, Lansing Quarterly Conference.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-10-23

THE CASE STATED.-The Louisville Journal
denounced the slave confscation portion OF
Fremont's proclamation. Circumstances have
since changed in Kentucky, and that paper now
says:
ZOllcoffer's troops ravage the property o,
Union men in Kentucky wherever they find il
seize their persons and carry or send their
slaves of TO Tennessee for sale. The Kentucky
disunionists approve the scandaIous imprison-
ment and robbery Of their Union neig hbors
they openly aid and abet it. Now what right
of complaint would these Kentucky applauders
and promoters of the personal msltreatment
and robbery of Union men have if their own per-
sons and possessions were to be reached by a
law of onr Legislature? If they admire imprs-
onment and confiscation as applied to the per-
sons and property of loyal men. can they claim
that the persons and property of traitors should
be regarded as sacred?
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-10-23
AssAUL1 AND CAprURK or a C.srIr or me

ASSAULT AND CAPTURE OF CASTLE OF fBE
"KNrGHTs OF THE GOLDEN CIRcIE"-The Ohio
State journal of Tuesday contains IN account
of the sscking Of a castle of the Knights Of the
Golden Circle in Marion, Ohio-where, and 10
the vicinity, there are supposed to be some
nine hundred Of the fraternity - and the
capture and incarceration Of "comDsn-
der The scheme Of entrapping the members
OF this reasonable organization VAS brought
about by the aid of man named Samuel Che
ney, who got himself initiated into the gang.
and then exposed the secrets and purposes OF
the association. This man, at bis limitations, hce
TO swear, amongst other things, that ne YOU'D
not " rest or sleep until Abraham Lincoln, nov
President, shall be removed out 0. the Presiden'
tial chair, and 1 will wade in blood up 10 my
knees as soon as Jefferson Davis sees proper 70
march with his army to take the city Of WASH,
ington and the White House" The records o.
the fraternity have been seized, and the people
are greatly excited against the Knights, whom
they declare they are determined TO crush ose
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-10-23

TIE NV ORLEANS BLoCkAprxG FLEET
1t is stated that the blockading feet near New
Orleans consists Of the steam sloop of war
Richmond. Of 1929 tons and IA guns; the
steamer Water Witch, 1913 tons and guns :
the sloop Of war Preble, 56s tons and l6 guns :
the Vincennes, same class as the Preble, but
carrying four more guns; and the steamer
Massachusetts,. ]. $50 tons. The iron clad vessel.
with which the rebels claim to have made their
successful attack, is probably. says the New
York Hersld. the Enoch Train, propeller of
about 400 tons burthen, l2O feet long, 2s feet
wide, and II feet depth Of hold. This was her
measurement before being altered by the rebels.
She vas built in 1855. and was q strong.
though not very fast boat
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-10-23

The MICHIGAN FARMER.-This valuable Agri-
cultural paper is now under the editorsnip Of
VIM. A. Doty, formerly of Kalamazoo. r. F.
tombstone and Mrs. Adams, former editors, are
assistant editors. The paper has been chan
ged to very neat form Of sixteen pages, suita-
bic for binding, and the terms reduced to 81 so
per year. Clubs of fifty 4l,O0. 1t is an sgri-
cultural paper which the farmers of Michigan
should take in preference to any other.