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ANuSEsNfENTs.
4 MCiI III. IkhATl
"a FOK ONE NIGHT ONLYi

Fv"ryh-'v sho''ld hear Mr. CHARLYs PYRpu.
H"N' ,c we'll nrwu bind Professor on the Irtsh
'" 10 iIu,n'l'. fp-s. at Irving Hall, 18th a. en-
i-t'tc tie Academy ofN1slc, New York, on Thur.
,ny evening. TIE 2ish INST,
"" '.'r FfR,i sOS will ia assisted by NJ r.
u. 't iiEAS, the gr.,t piaDis,. NJ n
IAh,',f''' The cei,t-a,ed Vocalist; : splendid
hssi Price. '' N"iiu'ss
JS-- Dnn't miss the FOX CHASE
J. ors open at :, cOn..rt H. cotnmeros a. a
cscl,cs. t,o
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AUCTION SALE OF READY MADE

"A clothing, &c.--A. NJ CRiSrALAR Auction'r,
will sell, this day, ut I0s O'Clock. at ~ Bowcry, q
lhrse aud extensive stock oi tlothink -Gutnprlsiug
hne cloth aud oas-imerc fruck and business coats,
dneskin, cloth, cassimcro ani satlnt pants, X,
satin, velvet, cloth and cashmere vests aso Iip,,
goods'-cluths, cas-mers, sat nets mIsns, a'psc
cas-, Ne.tngS Innings. trimming, buttons g.. Also
lArse lot Of shlrt-. rnilnrs. hunts. shnn A. lNi
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ITO LET-TWO NEAT ~ STORY COT
u tagss, with barn and Que acre ~ lsni, ~ lnlts
from Wilamsburgh ferries, near NewtoNn flank
road, omnibusses hourly Rent s6o ami $40, Apply
" GEO. e. BRINCKERHoFF ~ Ncwtown, L. L.
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BOARD AND ROOMS.

ROARDING-2 SINGLE GENTLEMEN,
- or gentleman and his vito, can bo acconmo.
dated with good loaid and Pheasant rooms also
allie. nylQsslsy
BOARD WANTED FOR TWO CHILDREN,
ooy-' agon rna ~ yenrs, IN tnc upper part
"' '"H 80 "r sn'urhs In plain isniily, At low
rate. Address W Box e2a. Sun office. aSs
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Personal. NOTICES.

NOTICE-MY WIFE, CATHARINE Nc
4 pLRAoTr, formerly KATE MURPHY, has
'on my he'd AMI board without just cause or provo
cation, forbid all persons 10 trust or hsrbor her
on my account. FRANCIS McDERMOTT. No. Iss
Eh@shtth street myi9 2'SsO
NOTICE - ALL PERSONS HAVING
soods pswned at chl Pear street, arc requested
to call and redeem the same before the hrst Of
Juno, ia Consequence 81 the building being thrown
down. Mrs. COSTELLO, Pawnbroker, No. tOi
Pssrl - myl9 Y'3s2
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ARTICLES FOR SALE.
STEAM BOATS.

EXCuRSlONS-TO LET FOR EXCUR.
Hs.ons ON reasonable terms, Barsss a. rvI i.kS'
and LEXINGTON, viii -.., T...ss .,i
Apply g. " Nr.... tut.. .
""sLy It...t.S rv,- Iu,tf... .u-
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AUCTION NOTICE-E. ROTH. AICTR

\ VII! sell this day, Monday at 10Y oclo X pre-.
cisely, all the elegant furniture Of the larry. private
residence, lly West sth a. near 9Th ave-ccn-isting
OF handsome parlor. bed and dining room furul.
ture, brussels and ingram carpets, beds and bed.
ding clocks, chairs, sofa beds. rockers belsteada
mattresses glass, China and silver ware, l.bl.
lery, &c. Sale Is,stive. lAl
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AUCTION NorlcE--K. ". wEsrcorT,

Over $4,000 worth Of household furniture 10 Ia
perempiorily sold n, public auction. ON tbs Mon.
dsyl afternoon, at the elclant res dcncc, l51 West
2lst IT,, bttween ~ and sth avenues.
Sale commencing at 2 O'Clock precisely
Comprising rosewood. mai ogauy, black walnut
rsrlor. chamber and oak dining rrim firnturN In
suits. paintings, piano'otte, chns gisss, sverware,
tslle cutlery, brussels, wilton, ingram catrct.
bedding OF every description, curtains, clocks. sfs
beds, mirrors, &c. Catalogues mt house. lOS
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Vo LET-A LOT, WITH SHEDS, ENGINE
and apparatus, recently used In the kindll 4
wood business, all ready for immediate use, stus
tel In Bridge st. bet Water and Plymouth sts,
Brook lyn; al joining lot bs hsd N equired Ag
ply JONAS SMITH, 921 Frout st, New fork.
myls 6'i2l
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SEWING MACHINES.
OFFICIAL AND LEGAL.

A MEETING OF THE STOCKHOLDERS
~ OF tie Eastport Copper Mining Company will
be held at the office, No D! William street, Room
NJ. :. New York on the goth day OF May, 1852, al
10 A. NJ for the purpose Of considering whether
the Company will Increase its capital stock TO an
amount not exceeding, with the p esent qtll, the
sum Of Five hundr cd thousand dollars all will su-
torize tie issue Of such increased capita stock, for
tie purchase Of property necessary for it, bsneas.
Z, u. GIBSON, j. N HAYES, GEo. DAVIS, 7 A.
BABCOCk, Trustees. New York, April 2sth, lsd3.
ap29 l9'isl
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A UCTION SALE OF HORSES, WAGONS.
n tc. On Tuesisy ut II A. NJ, ut 943 Fulton s,
Diooklyn. FEED & co, Auctioncors, comprising
IL top, road, truttng and buEincss wagons copous
RockawAy, single and double Lsrn.ss, 3 horses,
Sc.: also l horse, Rockswsy aud harness iot
whom II may concern III
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COAl.-SuPERlOR BLACKSMITHS' Coal
" for ,,lo, IN lots 10 +nt purchases, hy
"rArIIEp Va v riN a. 4
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EOR SALE-A HOUSE AND Il ACRES
of cleared land, well fenced aud good for poschss
pleasant home Tor a mechanic, ~ hours from
Brooklyn, with morning and evening trains In
quirc Mt u. A. COSCkLlSG, wood and coal ONCE
Atlantic st, near Smith, brooklyn. Easy terms
mylT g.lYT
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u bMlNiSlkAloRS SAIE--M. j. BEN
4 DALI" Auctonecr. will sell At public auction,
on tie premises, on Tuesday, 2Oth Nav, lSG2 vt 10
O'Clock, am, the story brick front house aaI IIud.
arn At, with the uneNpirei vase of lot,-lnown es
tho New World. MARY COGswELL, Aimiuis.
tratrN Qtl
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EOR SALE-TFNEMENT HOUSE IN
Brooklyn small, thres story brick house aud
lot, With store lst ur, mas water and gas rents
for 10 per cent, on s2,iOO Prie. 81 so, par,
can remain On mortgage II desired. Apply 10 u.
r. KELLOGG, 1870 Pearl st. N, Y, or t. w.
DUNNE, 22i aud 22o Washington Market, N. Y.
mylI 2+ac'llT
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-FOUR COTTAGES TO LET-ON 1iOTH
j NJ, near B.oon.in.isl Road, at FROM 50 I, 81
month, nom 10 rooms, Gas In cottages Ap.
ply at lnath st and Blopmiusdale Road, after I
o'clock II
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4 IITTUN NOIICE-DY WM v. SllIR.
"a LEY, Aucuoucer. --Largc catalo.uc aa,, of
c''cs -~. ,'ass ware, g., Tuesd.y, NAY 2oih. n
lno'ch t2sl Pearl sta,l kiud. - WHIT. ,tante,
''o oii' dinner aud tol, ware, VA lots for cty and
country dealers. VITO want cHsh bargains my1a2s.
The sun., 1862-05-19

SULPllER AND NAPOK BATHS-TIMO-
- LAls Old established aud the only genuine SUI
pher Baths IN the L. T., AT Carroll P.sce B.r.cker
a., cor l@rehs, n, Y. A sure cure tor rheumatism,
severe colds, ernptinns Oi the skin, msrcursl afrc
tons ehills and fever, female weakness, r.. Given
daily by DR. A. l.. TIMOLAT n co. ny8 2baosi5z
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AuCTlNN NOTICES.

A UCTlON SALE-OF CROCKEEY AND
4 glsss-iiENRY @. EVANS. au,touccr, will
sell, FOR cash. ru, sdsy. May gOth. At iu u'ciork
Vt - Maiden Lane. hy order ~ q. shct y. tir
stock 81 dealer, with winch the sale viii com.
menco, also the usual choice assortment uf wli,r
srsi.te and common ware. slata Nar', A., SAFE
~ tive aud without t,servc tuyi94p'il6
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FOR SALE AND TO LEFT.

4 COTTAGE TO RENT FOR THE SUM
Gamer months, with fine gar len; pleasant and
healthy place Tor "a small family, hours ride on H.,
Long Island Railroad, aud W!tlu three minutes
walk Of the depot. The cottage wi, be partially
furnished, II desired. Eent for tho months {76,
or tor the year tlo0. Apply ~ 4. McCOrrER ~,
Fulton Il, sun Bllliin1. myii a'lui
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AUCTION NOTiCt-rLrGANT uOV

nKY GOODS AT ACCTiON-F. FlrZSIM-
- MONS, euctioncct, will sell Mt suction, tins
day, N his store, 1S9 Third ave, between igth and
both sts, at 10Y O'Clock IN. The gocss NJ. y part
of bai,krupt stock, will be sold without reserve.
mNlI 2ns2n2
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NEO. nOLBRO0K. ATCTIONfER-CO,

- sell at la Chatham square nj 10 o'clock. hi.
day. lounges. cl airs, hurcsu-, tables, clocka mir
| iors, oil paintings, window curtains, carpets, n
$50 variety a dry mud fancy g,'df, jcwchy, cut
| lcty, sc. a6I
The sun., 1862-05-19

I)AWNBROKLRS SALE, Al IL EAST
Broadway, JOHN MORTIMER, Au,touprr-
ON Monday, May lgth, at l0L o'c'ock. 4lu lu,e
conHlsting Of men and women'a clothing SIN, d,
sinc aud calico dresses cnHtH pants and vests
boots and ehoes, and other artclcsno numerous t.
mention. By order JOSEPH TwlbLts, 81 Bay
ari IT. IHi
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MISCELLANEOUS.

DUY you A HOME-READ ADVERTISE
- ment in this paper "To Manufacturers and
Mechanics" Of lots hbr sale at Eizsbethport ml9
and stores on lsAsed ground wanted. Address
J. A. D., boz s2s Sun oaos, with price and dsscrp-
sion Of property. mylT s'i2s
NVANTED-A GOOD WATCH DOG, Also
w good houss dog. Apply between tie hours
10 and o'clock. ny Mr.. HOWE, iib Wall st. 100
WANT ED-A SHOP SUITABLE FOR A
w silk dying establishment on the north slde q
tho city, between 10Th and s+th SITS; one with steAA
power preferred. Address, with particulars, r .
iox y2i sun otnc. mylb 3rhsMsl0a
The sun., 1862-05-19

CliEAP FAKMS-lN A HEALTHY Neigh
~ borhood, ~ miles ON l.. |. one, acres prir.
Sl6O one ~ acres, $40 ono 70 acres, $500 one
| - acres s9OO-ali good farming lsud I, rms cssy
| T.. A. DuNCE 2 City Hal Pace, COZ. ChHmtof. st
mylp S'lnT
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WANTED.

WANTED TWO GOOD TAILORESSES
w T. work Oh fine custom coats, at 1d3 Cansi st
back chop, top foor; best wages gwen. JOHN
wAIKETT iGl
The sun., 1862-05-19

4hof room aud bedroom; | ?, ON, hrdruom and
kitchen; room, bedrooms aud Kitchen; l room
and bedioumH, ;, tesp,ctsbl. families only every
convenience. Inquire Of the houWhr.per, corner
Thompson AMI Houston stH. nyi9 gisM&W'ilJ
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Information BY Contra ba nds.
From the n. 7. Tim,

One our correspondents ot Y Yorktown
adds postscript to his letter, dated on
Saturday, May 8, at neon, to the effect
that our pickets had been puzzled at en-
countering no pickets Of the enemy du-
ring the previous night and morning and
adds:
ga coutraband, who has just come in ,
reports the rebels to have evacuated
Yorktown"
1t will be seen that the news did not
reach Gen. Mcclellan until the morning
of the 4th, when the pursuit was instant
ly commenced with yigor Nor is this
the only instance where the loyalty and
reliability Of the fugitives slaves have
been tested. Our armies have hardly
taken a step without reliance upon the
reports of the faithful black fellows,
whose accuracy has been remarkable. -
Gen. Banks has had frequent occasions
to acknowledge the value Of these voluu
teer guides and it is credibly stated that
but for information carried by them to
Gen. McDowelrs off icers, when they ap-
preached the Rappahannock, that import
ant division Of the army would havo
pressed forward aud fallen into the hands
Of Gen. Gustavus Smith, whose rebel
legions lay only short distance beyond
the river.
The country will owe much to its Af-
rican allies by the time the war is ended.
Shall it pay the debt by giving them up
to their vindicltive masters aud to hope
less slavery?
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4 Wonderful Creature.

We saw yesterday curious looking
native of the briny deep, called "sea
rose 1t was shown to US at the gro.
Gerry store of Mr.. N. j. Beebe, Bank st. ,
where it "haugs OUT at present in a pail
Of salt water. 1t is of bright red color
--near y round in form, and perhaps
three inches in diameter and Of pulpy
consistency, rather more solid than the
"jellies' common 10 these waters. 1t is
attached to stone, to which It adheres
as firmly as if it and the stone were a pair
Of marine Siamese twins. On the top of
this leathery looking customer is au oriice
which varies iu size from about tw inches
in diameter to almost nothing-opening
and shutting according to the sovereign
will and pleasure of the an;mal-if "sca
rose' can be called an animal A very
curious operation to witness is its mode
of taking refrcshmcnt. Little scraps of
raw fish are put into the creatures mouth
or whatever the oritice above mentioned
should be caled-are seized by numerous
little fibres or feelers, and drawn in out
of sight, after which the "sea rose is
ready for more. This singular creature
was fshed up by a smack man living in
this city somewhere in the vicinity Of
Fishers Island
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Mutilated Treasury Notes.

The banks in Boston refuse to receive
Treasury notes that are in any way torn
or mutilated. The matter is a subject
Of complaint. Some are disposed to lay
the blame upon the bank officers, and
others upon the officers of the United
States. The rule to be followed in the
matter by the latter is stated as follows
in note addressed by the Assistant Sec,
retary Of the Treasury to the Assistant
Treasurer in Boston, dated on the lst of
May:
"Your letter of the Goth has been re-
ccived, relative to the redemption of mu-
tilated United States notes. Those
which have been torn and repaired with
all the parts preserved, you will in all
cases receive. but when any portion of a
note is gone you will refuse it and inform
the holder that he must forward it to
the Treasurer of the United States, who
will remit the Proportional value. -
Chicago Journal
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TUE PARTING HoUR-The hour is
coming-and it is a fearfal and solemn
hour, even to the wisest and the best
the hour is coming when we must bid
adieu to the scenes which please US, to
the families We love, to the friends we
esteem. Whether We think OK whether
VIC think not, that body, which is wa, N
and active with life, shall be cold and
motionless with death. The countenance
must be pale, the eyes must be closed
the voice must be silen ced, the scenes
must be destroyed, the whole appearance
must be changed by the remorselcss han d
of our last enemy. We may ban.sh the
remembrance of the weakness of our hu-
man nature; but our reluctance to reflect
upon it, and our attempts to drive it
from our recollections are in vain. We
know that we are sentenced to die; aud
though We sometimes succeed in casting
off for a season the conviction of this un
welcome truth, We can never entirely re
move it, The reflection haunts US still
it lies down with US at night, it awakens
with US in the morning. The irrevocable
doom is passed upon US, and too well do
we know it" Dust thou art, and unto
dust shalt thou return"
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WEARING FLANNEL In our climate
ickle in its CLEANS Of sunshine and iti
balmy airs, as coquette in her smiles
aud favors, consumption bears away eve
ry year the ornaments Of many social cir
cles. The fairest aud loyliest are its
favorite victims. An ounce Of prevention
in this fatal disease is worth many
pounds Of cure, for, when once we'll seat
ed, it mocks alike medical skill and care
full nursing. If the fair sex could be
induced to regard the laws cf health,
many precious lives might be saved, bu,
pasteboard soles, low nocked dresses and
liliputian hats SOW annually the seeds OF
fatal harvest. The suggestion in the
following article from the Scientific
American, if followed, might save many
with consumptivc tendencies from an
early grave:
Put it On at once winter aud summer,
nothing better can be worn next to the
skin than a loose red woolen shirt
"loose," for it has room to move on the
skin, thus causing Utilization which
draws the blood to the surface and keeps
it there; when that is the case, no one
can take cold cred, for white flannel
frills up, mats together, aud becomes
tight stiff and impcrvious. Cotton wool
merely absorb5 the moisture FROM the
surface, while wooden flannel conveys it
from the skin and deposits it on the out
side of the shirt, from which the ordin-
ary cotton shirt absorbs it, and by its
nearer exposure to the air it issoon dried
without injury to the body. Having
these properties, red wooden flannel is
worn by sailors even in the midsummer
Of the hottest countries Wear thinner
nateriai in summer.
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SrUpENDoUs AND HEARTLEss LAR
cENlEs 1t appears from developments
lately made, that an organized band of
thieves have stolen and appropriated to
their own use, immense amounts of hos
pital stores, and the contributions sent
to our suffering sick and wounded SOL
diers by the Ladies' Aid Societies. At
Lima, about 65 miles from Toledo, Ohio,
the police officers found ten tons of hos
pital stores and supplies, that had been
thus stolen on the way to our army; upon
which stores there are $500 railroad
charges.
A fellow named Alfred W. Kinds,
who went from Toledo as a nurse and
hospital steward, and DR.. Daniels, sur
geon Of the 14th Ohio Regiment, have
been arrested a. members..of the thieving
gang, who have been guilty Of thsse out
rsgsous and hesrtless larcenies.
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The efficiency Of the blockade main
tanned at New Orleans the past year is
pretty well established by the summary
Of the commerce Of that city for the
twelve months preceding the Ist of
March, 1862.
The New Orleans Price Current puts
down the exports of cotton from New
Orleans for the year ending March lst at
1000 bales, against l,5O0, 600 bales the
previous year. The exports from all the
Southern ports have been only $4,000
bales, against 100000 the previous
year. Exports of tobacco from New Or
leans nothing, against 1900 hogsheads
the year before.
The imports show like falling Off
Specie, nothing, against ST., 900, 900 the
previous year; coffee, 500 bags against
$50, 900; salt, nothing, against 100000
sacks.
No wonder the people hailed the sight
Of the old flag with pleasure Chicago
Journal
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Interesting to Sorghum Growers.

The following letters, addressed to our
fellow citizen, II. w. Lathrop, Esq, by
Mr.. Belcher, an extensive refiner of Chi
caso, will be of interest to our farmers
E.. CHICAGO, March Is, 1862.
II. ". Lathrop, Esq.
DEAR SIR IL received, some days
since, your letter Of enquiry, Of Feb. p
The refining of Sorghum Syrup has been
with me, thus far, experimental, and l
have fully satisfied myself that the REIN
ing process as practiced in the Chicago
Refinery, will render the ordinary and
fair qualities of Sorghum Syrup, into an
excellent article of bright, clear, and good
tasted syrup, merchantable in any mar
ket. We have not had any "refnes'
made up Of the best qualities Sorghum
Syrup, and therefore cannot say how fine
a manufactured product could be produc-
ed from the best quality raw syrup. l
know Of 20 other refinery that has made
any attempt at refining Sorghum; the
business is in its "infancy."
| think the machinery for a refinery to
turn out 40 or 50 bbls. refined syrup per
day could be gotten up and placed for op-
Grafton, including steam power and boil
crs, for $l2, 900 to SIS, 900, and one of
smaller capacity could be gotten up for 4
smaller SUM- l, however, have not given
attention to the matter of estimating
closely as to the cost of refneries for re-
fining syrup alone. think it is not yet
decided that the syrup, with the aid Of
the best machinery and skillful clari6ca.
ton, cannot be made by the first process
into good tasted aud merchantable arti
Gle and desirable in any market; if this
can be done, and believe it can, the ex-
pcnse of second process for refining is
avoided, Parties connected with "the
Chicago Refinery have already made ar
rangenents for the product Of 800 acres
of cane this season, at point about 100
miles south of this city, with view to
make the syrup, good and dircc: from
cane, by steam power aud at the rate Of
at least 30 or 40 bbls per day, aad am
in hopes that We shall be able to show
that good merchantablc syrup of uniform
quality, color, taste and body, can be
made by one process, and without sec
ond refining process. If this cannot be
done, then some refining process will be
necessary, in order to make gcod and un-
form qualities Of syrup.
After this experiment has been made,
agricultural societies shall have the re-
suits Of it, and should they be such as to
prove second refining process necessary,
| hope then to be prepared to render es,
Inmates and plans for small refnerics, and
these could be located at points where at
least they could manufacture and refine
from the cane Gas long as the cane lasts. }
The refining process, as practised in the
Chicago Refinery, to refine Sorghum, can
be applied in the first process Of making
syrup from the cane juice, but the pro
cess aud machinery are both complicated,
and without some further experience on
Sorgham to guide me as to the cheapest
means to produce the desired end, wo' d
advise seasons delay in establishing a
refinery.
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OAR COUNTY, IOWA, MAY p, 1862.
Northern DOttghfaces.

An officer Of one Of the Ohio regi-
ments, writing to the Cincinnati Com.
mercial from Hamburg, Tennessee, April
9th, to correct some erroneous state
ments, adds:
The time is coming when battle at
home must be fought between those who
would yet be free, and the miserable fras-
ments Of party politics that are now being
nursed up for use when the proper hour
arrives. | have never yet been more
disguised with any set of men, than on
recent trip to Ohio in company with some
prisoners of war. Not with the rebel
officers under my charge. for most Of them
we're gentlemen commanding my respect,
as compared with divers aud many poll
ticians at every stopping place, who but.
ton-holed my prisoners, and condoled
with them over 'the unfortunate state of
affairs that they had always tried to avoid"
chopped it would soon be over aud we
should be brothers and friends again -
81 stuck out to the last" 'lf it hadn't
been for Abolitionists we never would
have had war;" &C.
To have an editor, as at Dayton, for
hours closted with one of the rebel Gen
erals; to be asked by these rebel officers
all about Vallandigham, Pugh, and Cox,
and hear them boast of their excellent
qualities and their patriotism--all these
things were but straws but to any man
who looks, cannot fail to read, that tho
relics of tho old Breckinridso party (not
Democratic) is not dead, but is even now
tumb!ing restlessly in his coffin, and even
gets up at nichtfall, and walks the alevs
about your cities. Nothing alarming in
it No-Must have an organization
ready and perfected in the North to co.
operate with the South as soon as we make
a peace! Presidents and Cabinet officers
ministers and emoluments smell from
afar of, and draw like the body docs the
vultures
Not content with having been tied
body and soul, and all We loved almost
lost-we come fawning around the au-
thors Of our misery, begging to pick the
crumbs that may fall from the master 3
table
There is nothing truer under the sun,
than if peace is made, until we have
whslcd the deviksh negro white man
driving spirit cut of the leaders of this
rebellion, ard hang all such men as Jeff.
Davis, Staske, Bright, Slideli, and Val
landigham, our peace will only be nomi
nal. have more real good feeling for a
man who openly comes oat and fights,
than for these political jugglers, who are
now patching up an old political quilt for
the second birth from thraldom of our
country. Give me either good man
and upright, or a mean devil, and I will
get along but a halfway man, who can
trust?
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Respectfully yours,
VIM. II. BELCHER.
CHICAGO, March, 1862

CHICAGO, March, 1862.
H. ". La'arop, Esq,
DEAR SIR In my letter to you o!
the 18th, l omitted to state that our ex.
pertinent Of manufacturing 500 acres of
cane this season would be made at the
place Of its growth.
The steam power will be furnished by
large mill for -four, &c and now being
erected Should the method prove sue.
cess, ali parties Interested in Sorghum
learn Of it; and in any event we will test
how cheaply Sorghum can be made on a
large scale, say at the rate of from 30 to
80 bbls. in "a hours
Respectfully yours,
VIM II. BELCHER