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Dion Bourcie-un to IL. New Y,r1 Pubuc

In answer TO a statement that the Stars ard
Bars bad been displayed over his theatre in
London on the reception there Of the news of
the Trent affair, Mr.. BouRcicAuLr pronoun.
ees the story utterly untrue, and adds tho fol.
lowing comments -
In descarhnR on the above paragraph. ne ..,,.
iprn'ls snd, thA, during my Residence in A,ne,i.s
lfcal'led large fortune, which owed " ,hs yen.
erntlty o. the public. / beg 10 say ttt I never
owed Pnything o' the biud I owed il 10 my rn
hA'd abor ny own ability aud good conduct n
ths rev York public came in a.ge mum hers a, M v
entertat met u they did be- .iise 0nva h.,,e-
entertainment than they could a I'D anvUbere eis.
Ahd should pay them a very bal compllmsn, n I
thought Otherwise "
Permit me ~ remark that the press exerctse. 4.
very degrading Influence up N the stage yyhe, 1,
encourages actors W believe that auccasa In ,hsr
procession Ia owing no, wholly ~ thsir sEertions.
pu' 70 genert sity Of the pubc. NJ pfoa-si m Al
man "o'ks harder than the actor. or earns ina
MONEY more honestly. Why, then, should he aloi .
pe cAAei up ntO receive his honest wages A. A bs
hao not eaihfst then. hut ss u he was, In A mea-
sure iayofed by teng pad by thnse who had
p"ukht he nuts OF hts AbOrf Is IL tp make him
stihse oetre the the-tri al critic, who pr fezs,a g.
be the do1rkeeper of pub ic favor with gr.a, re
sLect Tor the prtss, allow me to T. ply-nsn nsnaeng -
With oil your power you cannot make bad actor
sood one nor Ie-susde an audiences, who have
bcen bored with dun perfprmance. thai they hav.
Teen greatly amused. You may deceive some S.,
outside. but you can impress very little on the pub.
lie 1t large, VI ON Nud quite capable Of ksovying
gJod trom bad wi'hOuI any assistance
DION BOI'RCI1ATsTT
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MILITARY NEWS.

The new slcop of-war Adirondack. having
been coppered, was hoaied out Of the dry dock a,
'ne brooklyn Navy Yard yesterday, and Is now
Under the shears, receiving her ma,hinsry. She
VIII be pushed forward with all haste, and is eI.
pec'td TO be ready ior in a much leas time ,haH
the other 'loops-o'wAr, onedA and o ,,orAra which
were built here. The new sloops-os war. oneid.
aAd octorara' have gone on a seveniy-two hours
trial trip, and the Daootsh has gone W the relief OF
the Vermont which, as reported on Monday, suffer
ed considerably during the recent gale. The bomb
proof battery Mentor has returned n tue lard
amer her successful trial trip. The following ves-
sells have arrived, 70 be armed and pu, into COM
mission MAdgie, wamsutta- Victoria, and Pis,o,n
Col. Gro, ks, sth Regiment Cavalry, N. Y State
Volunteers, having resigned bis com nrisaion Cover.
noi Morgan has appointed Capt Alfrediaibba, Third
l. Cavalry, W the vaoaat @ lo5elcy. Capt. Gibbs
= New iuiker by birth, and Ia endorsed by Gen.
eral Mcclellan N one Of the best officers in the
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Congressional Proceedings.
NNXVutb CONGRIeSS-sennto.
Rirua ReastOu

Washington, MUcR i.-Mr. Davis (Penn., }
prCs,ntod ustiion from the citizens OF Boston,
Ekrg Ccng csc todr p thtl IL ego question and at
end 10 ths hussuets { she untry.
On motion Nr. Davis tue bill for the safs keep
.ng and maintaina 90 Of United SlateA prisoners
Sls taken up snd plss'd.
Ga mo,i-n oi Mr. CallaIner tVL,l the M'l author
yirg the @ mn lei for the preservation u tho
AnHtic ishefie6 Nss taken mp. Tee bi author
res the Pr1sdert 10 spp0int Commissioner n
neat v ith the Bitsh Gud F.enoh Commits 'ioners H.
ste measures Tor the preservation OF the hsaeTies
Che bill wus passed
Thac-rd cation / III wI then taken up
Mr. McpnugaN tCAl resumed his spfech, Id
itint,d from Justice story and other writer's N
bowin. tEat there should bs no c1nfscailon o. anJ
Nj. Cowan tPenB said that he agreed with th'
S,nGtor ON California theDougAll. Shall wi
hand y tie Constitution or shall we open wide NJ
isld OF revolution and 60 back 70 The doctrines o
sud.l ages, snd introduce feuds which centuries
osnI o. qni,tY Thai Is hal this bid pIoposes III
onsendt I'd ,hs. the ,ssAgs Of such bill will max
be whole Southern people our enemies. =.
And f,rther. tbe 6ill was diIectly In oonic, viii
the Constitution, r the presorvAsioa Of which Aon
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d" Ibs man difficulty is, hewovor with LIN
ooLS himself Iieis Of the whig school, and
that brings BIN naturally rot only 10 inciio,
to the feeble policy Of whigs, but to give his
confidence 10 such advises. II costs me q great
deal Of labor 70 got anything dons because oi
the incHrs ion Of mind on the p"rt Of the Prssi.
dent or Leading members Of tie Cabinet, In.
cluding CHAsE who never voted a Democratic
ticket in his life.
Referring 70 the army, which, a, the tims he
was relieved from command, Gen9L FRKMoNr
states to have been thoroughly organized and
equipped and with which he was meeting uni
fomly with success upon the line Of military
operations, he claims he had every reason TO bs.
leve that the campaign would open with a
signal victory in the defeat or dispersion Of the
Rebel army, wi a move on Memphis a, ths
immediate result a-d concludes by the assur-
ance that himself officers ari men were &C.
tuat,d solely by desire to serve the country,
and feels assured that this is roLi,,i by the
people amonr whom they were acting
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he war wW vaged. The bin ID unncsssary, i'm
poiHc and totally useless. Tns bill was uoo0asti-
tnora because the Cons,ititon provides thas no
bill Of auainder shall he passed aud no person
Papished tsr crime vithout regular proceednx
In courts. This bill " in fact bin Of attainder,
and Oonareaa has no power W pass IL. This
Spn makes no distincton between thos4 forced irto
ne tebellion and the viling raur. Thousands OF
Southern people have leen duped nto the rebellion
~ icing told that the North were ali Abol,ionists
II ever there was foul al.nder IL was the a'Iega.
q n made by the slavrhuders ~ the 4 nth, aud
their asa At the North, that tbe sole oljet of the
Republican party wss the ABOLITION of slavery
Thst siander ennb sd ths traitors 10 con.
s'ldaie the Rsbelhon. He prot Hted AtAmu
u Al section NJ the bill fr freeing the slaves a. an
entire departure from the principles ~ the ClnsH.
tr'iou and esrec.Jly impolitic 81 this time be
cNusA Ve are Ia wa, we ought not 30 make a lau
Wnich vas urcJnstitutona befire. He h1oed the
w would n1t ass, but that Congress would at
" hndto the measures scesaa'y 10 secure sicsess ia
the ereat struggle in wliuh we are engaged
The s"nsie went int Executive session.. Al.
f.Itfuea
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ORDER on oESER,t uALtT,,.
81. Louis, MUA i-Gorsral IIallock in an
order says:
"on the recommendation Of thc Governor aud
'he several judges % the state, 1t "a directed that
'H licensed A1.orhie- oounssilora and proct'rs be
required to take the oath ofalegAnce prescribed in
the sixth section Of the ordinance u the State Con-
Vent''i7 p'std o''ober lG, 1861. judges Of the
state 'ur's will refuse to permit any ono TO prao
'ioe in their Courts who refuse or neglect to take
such cath.
The Board Of AtSs - mebt in the city of 8. Louis
hr the benz ft q suffering families driven by the
s'emy nom South west Missouri, having completed
is labo's and rendered ia daal report II is hereby
dissolved
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Occupation of Martiusburgh.

Washington, March THE following dis
patch was received here brought frem the corre7-
londeul OF the ASS ciated Press;
Gen. Bsnks forces occupied Martinsbursh yester-
70 bring in prisoners. Although few in number,
,lsy are Of much importance Among those taken
ast Lis ht was Rsv. 4. j. Mcvegh, chaplain Of the
second Virginia Infantry. lie was captured by
ompany X, Michigan cavalry, Capt. Mann, near
eerTyyille.
Intelligence from Winchester leads 70 the belief
,hss Jackson u there In full toroe, and has con-
p,sted his preparAton 10 oppose our approach shre'
miles 60 u thaa place,
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Son Fdscico, Nurch 3. -- The steamship
Sierra Eey-da sailed ioday FOR the North, crowded
wish miners cmgr,tIng t. the o egon aud Br.ilsl
q lumlis gold mines.
The D'ipFerfhip rulyuesia, Of Boston, WAS burnet
at tie wharf Ihis uo ming. The Aro Is supposed
hays been the work " the crew, part Of whom wer,
put on bard by tho police. The wreck will be sole
tomorrow. Sc Wa abou. to sail FOR China iu bal
.Ast.
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An attempt to adainister n Coat Of Far
and FtRtheTv, and what b came Of It.

GTtdl Bond, Pa, WITcI Last night a
arty 81 men ptoceeGGl " the residence OF Me-.
Egsl,ion Of this place, intending 10 administer b
rs s.na at " tar ard feathers, or 1me,hiog of
hat rAtute, fr NJ usage, 1t Ia ale Se1, Of his wife
They broke in the door OF the house, when yGu lg
Eggloston attempted 10 efraTe through tie back
ard. lie wAa discovered and pursued, however
10y tie party Who sjught T. administer Justice "
i'm, when, IL 10 siAh d, he turn'd and q ed num-
Yer ot shots among them, 81 which Noah Ghggs
received three aud lsaao White one. Grigss aud
white are still living, but both considered In q
.iiticSl Ldition. Eggleston is now under arrest
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Salt Lote Cly, Hdrch AT the territorial
election yestrdsy, the vote vas unanimous sor 9
Governor, and Heber C. Nmball, Lisu,enAnt.
Governor, without opposition.
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rBw yoKn LEui-LAg,1A-s...,,.

Albany, March i.-liills reported f,yorablv.
T. anl ifits ,hs q u.nun GHun,i' J. hS the
,Tnes ard humher q. - ssta in u l..Jxyu.
Ar. Smith pprtei iIvorahIy tue p . provide
r r the dis,ti nuti.l ~ liCi sts' a limsutz r..
rreu o. a Z q, mmiite..
The Nov York aud .opklyn B.an u ier la
y ieriion b. ani the bll " prohibit J Ii. ~ -
- feage BON prA'iisiuR as C1uuseln-. ia t.c,r
courts, we're reported suysrstly, sad tls rep lris
Iffeed g..
NJ Farar reported unNvar,uly tho biz b ine,r.
1rsie tie betr 'litan CAT & iul p.sy
o. motion q Nj. P,lyu, tie fel ~ ~4s AID on
ti~ tahe
NJ RAer'7pn ,vtfl f'r Ne cousiiara,ion ~
tie Ssf ate tue tll b. tn5ofp rate the Ees Yytk
q I,u.tutrg.s. Az, ttt un.
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Me,cn,tn,. Col. Wood.

Jamaica, /. l., MWcI i-CJl. Wood ar
rived hae At hat past II o'clock this morning, lie
was received by the f .cnen, military and citizens
in large numlers at u, D,rAud's Hotel, Aproce'sion
then tnned ia line snl eeoortsl the gallant Colons,
in IlnIsL vina, he re- .Ienca.
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Pion Portr... 1Ie,ro..

fortyas, Monroe March 3.-The boat from
Old Toini las arrived, bu, brings no news. Nth
had yet been heard % the released uaion prisj-
reia. No nag o'truce had passed between fortress
Monroe and Craney Island. e neral Wool has re-.
used u permit any boie passengers W go s,uii.
The Constttnion IN her way up to NeNpcr News
VIZ hred IN by The IeLel hoAi, but l OF dAmAgei.
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7Ioy, Mucl The charter election held
tdAy resulted IN the election Of the Dsmu,s.tic
Dity hckst, VIZ James Thorn, Mayor: John $
r aRg, CITY Justice; Stephen & Leygstt, Assef s0r
rne Chy Council is stout equally divided.
OsVego, M0rch I'D. q. fOrt, Eepu1lic an, was
oleCi' Mayor II Osv, go today.
Rochester, March ( AT the cAsrter election held
ere day, tle Mayor Board Of Trustee, and the
ntire straight Republican uoket Was elected, b. a
'Arge majority
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The Fun, raj Of P,eIden, FsItou.

B0sCn, March The iuneTaI OF Fresidont
Feton, of Harvard c. lege to,k place c-day At the
ApThton Chapel, Old Cambridge. In accordance
ith the wishes expressed hy the deceased, the
eremonies were simple and without display. Toe
tendaI ce was very large, Including the Faculty
.ud Eudeuts Of the College and many persons emi-
neLt Ia literature and In putlc estlma ion, The
lody was deposited ON Mount Auburn.
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Marine Disasters,

Boston, Much i.-Ihe brig Lincoln, from
w 1Abeihport ior Boston, struck on MinoI's Lsdge
this MOI mir Z and suok. Crew saved.
Big mazda, from kAb,thport for Boston, wen,
ashore this muruiug near Gladh's House. ShH vii
rove a total loss. Tne crew Was saved.
Schooner Frtd Warren from EllbethpoFt tnr
B stou, Ia ashore al Scituate light,
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Weather Eastward

Boston, March - Severe thlnder showers
IA a ttrorg gale prs'sitd on the Sound last night
he MOI ming.
Pals, ngers by tho steamer Ciy Of New York via
hs New London and Boston line arrived here at S
A NJ. Tre fAl Riytr steamboat train arrived at
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Albany, March ten. Arthur Engineer.
n.Chief, has been SPpointsj, by Governor ME-
gan, Inspector neral, In place OF 0ea Patrick,
rssiensd, and has entered upon tne discnA'sso
ks lus!ss ,ftte oficeI
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L0uisrdie March NO passes wi, hereafter be
relnned 10 any poin, in Kentucky.
Iso bridges on tne NAsh vile and Decat1. Raj
road, btEe.n here and Franklin, have been de-
hroyed Excitement prevsils south ~ Nashville,
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Baltimore, Nd, March l.-Thc Maryland
Legislature met in caucus lssi night and voted on
the lOlh p.not '2r Hon. Il yei jy Johns,n l,r L. >
Senat O.. lie received o, votes OUT ol n. senat r
Peace received 80 votes. Tue balance was scat
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HMarshsn O.; poru.e frn'er heAay' Lond"'
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rr--..a o.; herrtl. CPru~isnl MNekie, An
w-F " sa~n O.; Cedar, tB-emepl RoafS r
Csk. iuncA- hssnchs wends Lruis Gecr,ie'
Rrrmen. Punch Heincks . weniii aion Hut
mann. Bremen. Henninss a G1-i-g Henry Back
kcholA hatanraS wasA, Carv~ = ChA-e
RR0s-A Adams. Icrf. Phtsds,phs. T. ouir
an un,er. r esev.'t Csn: tSr fnt R'ya.
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hc0r~dy "a II NermhytN- Grt,v. pcN'.
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I,is stated by way Of Louisville, and from a
.ouroe not likely to be mi.ihformed, that the
United states Collector of that city has within
the past ten DAYS dispitcheda confidential agent
70 canvass the State Of Tennessee, especially
those portions on the rivers lately opened by
our gulboA,s and forces, to learn the ssnti-
men, Of the loyal business people there, and to
ascertain the true extent Of the alleged Union
feeling
1.-THE roper. Of this agent shall be deemed
.a,i.fae;ory, and his investigations will be Of
the most thorough character, there is good rea-
s'n TO believe that trade will 10 immediatsly
opened with all paris Of that State, the sans
as b,ioro the rebellion. with the exception Of
articles strictly contrahand of war
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Brigham YOungtE Eleoted Governor

aioned sftnplled and rlothad
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Di.ml.-aI Of Csi. Knrrirnn.

Warrington, March 5.-Gen. Mcclellan to
day issued genera order, dismirslng Col. Kerri-
gan from ihe service for various offences Of which
he was convicted BY the Court Martial IN lis case.
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A RrDarAabIe Medicine.

me- n ~, a srSsniIs, SAT- RSeus, Gc.-HY.
NTI, lIFF BALSAM Ia the moN certain md
I'd, 4,-.gdy for the most painful and prOtrSOssd
,r,, ~ these diseases. Also, old ulcers, tsVG
f. e. erysipeas, the worst cases Of mpurity Of tha
lLsd, liver and kidneys, general debility, dyspsp-
-a, in .ipient consumption, piles, &c. PrindPAl
DenoA 246 Grand ~, Seyenty-hye cents Per bO,lLS
40. H-A meeting Of the hoard viii be
reid At Sl5 Hester st. on this wednesday evening,
II o'clcck. PunctuAl auen dance is required,
JAMES sAHDFoRD, N. d,
JOHN TUCKER, N 8. 1853
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TIIE WONDERFUL VIBIuBs OF ARSIcL IN
alRying and removing inflammation are universal
Is known.
MATHEWS ARSIOA HAIR GLOSS Is COM
binaipn Of these virtues, wIth other tried and ex-
cellent ingredients.
ARNICA HAIR GLOSS stimulates and lnviso-
rates the hair. prevents It from falling out N
II " hen lost-promotos its Gowth anu ''ens'h--
renders II proof against al disease
ARNICA HAIR GLOSS permanenty cures all
limitations and eruptious of the scalp and makes
Healthy and fertile. For ithe removal Of dandruff
il has no equal. Its operations IN this paTticu ar
aye nnlical and permanent.
ARNICA HAIR GLOSS Is unequalled az a hair
dressing compound. II not only cleansss the scalp
and inyiRorat the hair, but il renders the latter
,harmugly son and lustrouA Its odor Is particu.
lar delicate AMI fragrant-the proprietor having
taken especial pains a. secure this result.
Price 20 cents. For sale by all DR. gqists.
A. J. MATHEWS, General Agent, 10 Cedar St,
New York.
THAT NEW ORIENTAL PLAY, wIrH COM
uodore Mutt, TnE $4,000 NUTT and all tho other
noyt tiles are drawing trem mendous crowds at Bar.
NUNS Museum, day after day.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Tbs ComnirIes streets Of tho BsssIA
of Aldermen, will meet on Tuesday, the 18th day
of March, is62 at one O'Clock, A. " A., in tue
Chamber Of the Board u Aldermen, City Hal, for
the purpose q considering the subjeot Of the
tension of Church street 10 the Battery. Au par
lies iGteresled will please attend without further
noIee CHAS. J, CHIP, } Com.
Y. /. A BOOLH, on
CHAS, IL. HALL, } Straes.
E.w. TAYLOR, seOfy, mh5 1879
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Neptune Division, Ne 3, Sons Of Tenpe-
rance, will hold public meeting ~ Botanic Hal,
CS RAst broadway, on Wednesday sweating. Beys-
rsl popular speakers and singers vii BE- present, 4
AL arc invited. The only cure for drunk snaas ID
In signing the pledge and keeping II.
1S McHAhD AUSTIN, Chslrmaas
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Yhs RssaIs % Gss@aI Fro.sAps Dofenoo,
The synopsis Of the defence by General FIRE.
sdosr, which defence 70 eaPitulates at lsagt
The sun., 1862-03-05

Twentieth WRrd-Che Hon. IIOraoe Gree
LEY will lecture before the AAth Ward Repubh-
cen Association. at Continental II ALL IT 34th - and
-th ave, this WEDNE sDAY EVENING, March .,
"S o'clock. Tho public are respectfully invited W
ausni. Admission free
SAMUEL SINCLAIR, President
4 efDS~FI nDANE, Secretary. lis
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the events Of the past year, in Missouri, ana
which Is accompanied by Official documents
telegralhic dispatches, correspondence, and
army otders, sufficient TO ooeuR our orare
psp~, vii be found elsewhere. To his
friends this statement will appear conclu'
sive in his favor, and to thoss opposod TO him,
weak and unsatisfactory. The public at large
will look in vain, as We have done, for
clear and Ineligible narrative, proving the fall
atty Of assertions that FRENoSr has boon led by
injulicious friends and designing men, into the
assumption tf powers beyond his sphere, and to
the committa Of grost errrs, both in military
and financial points Of view. This fact appears
to bc confirmed, rather than disproved, by tho
effort at defence.
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POSTSCRIPT,
The Occupation of Columbus.
Washington, March 8.

mother on'uu n under tie head Of "Ths Eyasua-
.l ! Columbus"
The sun., 1862-03-05

The proceedings before the { immittcs on
Railroads at Albany yesterday. indicate a COM
prom ise on the broadway Railroad case. Mr.
WiLti,Ns. counsel for the opponents Of the bill
,hcurh not Withdrawing opPosition offered on
tehalf = ton prominent citizens, includ.
irg a. 7. SrrvAHr and !. G.. Purtrs
in case the measure shouli DO adoptod,
one million dollars for the franchise
and TO compensate all property suo: stage
owners. This proposition was met by an offer
from the petitioners TO aid five now namos as
eorTorAtors to pay s,Ci 600 to tho Consolida-
ted Stage Co s20o. O0o to the Kuiskorbokcr,
ani Pri, ate firms an adequate amount, subject
to the condition OF Welding the road up TO tho
tiiy on repayment Of tho amouA expended.
Tie owe tlor' apper to be the hrst sugges.
uors which have staggered the members Of tho
Nsisa'ure, in their evident pt,disro,ition 20
inaic' B'oAiw,y railroad upon our CITY. with
out payment Of franchise CT limit to the action
.. tie monopd 81, TOR whom this grant is sought.
Ii Is 70 he hoped tha, the blow thus planted
vii. tc followed up. II no escape can 10 had
'rci" a ral-cal grant upon that one Of the
6rt>' tA fouebfArss Of the world and which
'houh ofcr better facilities for carriage travel.
,irE than railroad tracks allow, 10, the grant be
in the hand, Of property holders along tho route
~ho will be interested to keep Il, and its path,
70 order, and to make the cnterpriz, a public
ocnNeuitnce
The sun., 1862-03-05

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The sun., 1862-03-05

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