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The national Republican., 1862-05-23

Tnn SLAVE Anassn. Yesterday wss day
unupf exoitsi IN Consequence Of shs
brutal inner In Z y ,hs slavs.ho,ders and
xir n Ting tAS,} poun, ID spop their Sp
Ipec, pts IA J. ~ }@<yN ~
r-i.t Abs 4 her boa ss S,s1 The ~
brs Of uPosrs ,o bur io d cspuos pa
le morebg III Gov lssion4 ss5S thei& =
Si,ion issSs cess q SepssS, xpoS ths polS0
raised By Mr. Dean, and which will govern
tbslr future action. Stephen, Of course. wa
lssves up-to his cisiuast, ssa Vim .beoOns .
good Liberty ni~iousry 10 hasylssd, sst
thus hssteu ,hs crisis with h upon ua. -
SsspAsnbcssstsving Sssu deuldsd, fws
discovsrsd tbetftsSdassbssds, ssahs tbe
army uniiorm, and ~ho had bssn forctbly taken
non regiment marching through tbs city
were in 40 adjoining room, 10 the haods of tbe
despiosb'e negro catehsrS, swsldng the setiou
Of the Commissioners. Ths arrest Of these
pen, by the brutes who served the legal pro
cssa, II they had soy. caussd an intense z
ctsmcnt throughout The city, and ibs bold end
spirited refusal of the soldier, 10 give up any
rnore Of their loyal contrsbsnds, wss every
where hsilsd with spplssse. wam,asu s.r,.
fhs scsnss Of yesterday aod sbe dsy beirrs
arc hkely 70 b repeated, % hundreds oi vrlt'
are ready 70 b served, ssd negroes ere bsisa
spirited sway vishou4 psreeaef Nv. Two osr
mssaeled scgetAer, ,wefe, night before ipst, being
Acal,hily csrffed inso Maryland, when The,
,fsotsd THAR asosps, broke tAsir nsoacle-
spA yesterday morning ons Of tbem waa found
dttipg upon the stops Of ths Capitol, With u.
shsekls upoa hla arm. 10 Ibis hour Of his sx.
renity. hs bad ,sds bis way 70 NE 7swpls d
Liberty, and there. with up'if,sd hands i'm
plored protection. ,, r-. .........-.,..
AID now, we again urge Coegres~ 10 rspea
the Fugitive Slave Law, snd We shsll continu,
70 urgs Il until th. work is done. TIE ls~ va
psssed 10 piesae tho South. Ara We still und"r
obligations h. The men Who ars in arms asains,
he Governmsnt, There Ia no longer suy res
son why Il should poilu,e our statute boots-i'
sAs always o6snsive, sod b now, more odious
than ever. Wa everywhere cosossl eubmissioo
n law, but ,hs. prccsrdinss, hg' sod illcgs'
OF those Who are engaged 10 ibis nsfsrIous
busuoss have aroused iselioe which aay Iced
n coosquenoss greatly " b regretted, and
which can on,y BE- averted BY the prompt actiot
ii Congress. .'.. .,... ...r. ..-.rl
The national Republican., 1862-05-23

DR Rocks LEcruRE "A large snd highly
respectable audience a sembled Last night. q
tha Presbyterian Church, 10 F,I'~ea,h street. T.
bear Dr. kocTAs PlAa tor ti. R.oe," which
wss an able. sltqnsnt, .pirited and witty ad
drss., aud so dee,,Iy inpr seed II. audience,
.bst hs wss request d. bJ unanimous vote. h
repeat II. N which rq."s,, ihs riaccsdsd. sod
committee was 81 once appointed to make shs
Seces.Iy arrangement. Ths lecture viii
probably bs given 10 ihs Asbury church. o.
Sunday sftsrnoon or evening, one half n,
proceeds 10 be given 70 the ContrabsndA.
The national Republican., 1862-05-23
Fron he .Wssttrn D.partnsnt. .
z / tf sap adI ur t=----- ls'aa fs4niU sfI "a 1.
sfckxsss L. sAe Rebel .arMv.
BE EAUREGARD ISSUING n Az RATIONs
7 rai!.. ~ r.-ts.- q, ID, s. .f.. ....
DESER7ERS FLOCKING NORTH

CA'R0, May ~. he D. Sao. from The ao
"IiA bss arrived hsrs. ihe brings no addl
tpnAi news on.
Aa,s If trnCs o.m up yesterday fron H.
rehsI A-~s, and rsturerd. after which 4, csu. a
,,sseond time. The object Of The mission has no
been ssc.rtsined. H'a. -is'rz,f-a-. nj.
Th. op!nio, still prevails th~t Tn, wrlsh
= avscasted. .ar.. .r lH
Dssertrrs from iha rebel camp al Coriuth q
week ago, arrived hsra, They report thai
B.sursgard had with bin a hundred sad thirty
thousand me-. .s'. -'.' .hsaF'"
The Breckinridgs rebels ere suffering greatly
st'm sjokness An average Of nix hupdrsd. a,
brlug kant daily from comp over the Nsmpbi'
and Charleston raiirosd.I q, A.t.
All the houses along The road arc used al
hospitals. Bssuragard b ooaiinuslly amont
his troops N king spssohss, aud using every
sfnrt 10 sncoursss tAssL His ttoop' are sub
-,'iog on bali rstions, sald 70 b, oi m ssrsh.c
quality. rs" outs sssk Th, riff, pit,
around Coriath command sli Tbs spprosches
'" wv N"Osto otHh oufV RN'u'p1u t'N tusttcot
miles. Th. rebels are making rx,rsordin
sry efforts 70 procure bsayy guus,. OF whict
they acknowledge they have but q poor sup
ply. A spec al dispatch from Cairo 10 ih,
Chicago Jorsai, dated to-day, Gays ths
Clay King, . noted guerilla chief, has bsrr
publicly disgraced from the 8 Wthcrn arm,
by an order, which Va. publicly read at ,
dress parade, ~ Coriath. mol long go. -.
A specisl dlspstch from Cairo % the Chlcag,
1Jibuns. says hat the captains Of st"sn-r ply
log between h~rs aud ibs Hptlls report ther,
ars over one sduuAand refugees brlrw Ns~
Madrid; that Tho bauka Of he river are iai'I,
lined With them, begging y be iaksn ,sbosrt
and csrri1d North. l,..' irt'"7., .l
Dessrtsrs on board lie. B"ntn. on TMcsdsy
report ,bat Commodore FArssups hset JET
vicksburg on SAtrrd.y last. its destination BE-
Jog Memphis.
The national Republican., 1862-05-23

NswsERS, N. q. Dates from Newbsru, NJ e..
to Moodsy morning last, are brought BY 81
arrival u Fortress Aonroe. 10 military mai
tsr., therS 10 nothing beyond some picket
skirnishiDg The troops are In good health
and living we'll. Mr.. stetsoo. formerly oi th'
Astor House, has opened The Gsstou House.
a. Newbern. .''
A Uoiou meeting was held at shsphardsville
catteret county, on Saturday. Nay 10 Rso
h.ions were uusnimoualy adopted. ofs Uniot
stamp. and one Of them approving Of tho sp-
poin,ment Of Mr. Stanley a. Military Governor
The national Republican., 1862-05-23

BOURDoS WHiskY.-Seasior Davis, In Ito
COURSE Of Tho debate yesterday on The whisky
clause II tbs tax blu, stated hat tbs genuine
article ww lin parD sent TO Cincinnati, where
Gus barre, wss = rectiisd' in.o three or four,
BY the sid u tobacco, sosp-A,ds srsso,c.
strychpine. and few other equally pslstsble
aud wholesome ingredients; which =" rec'ided"
article b. declared 10 bs decidedly preferred
by some 10 tbs original. atm r
The national Republican., 1862-05-23

MoRE THoors.- II is true that . lew 'sddi.
tiopal regiments have been order ed 10 be rai~ed
but meet VI lhe Recruiting which is in progress
j. to keep up ,be uuuben Of ibe rsgiusn's now
In the field Inderd, we are surprised that any
new regiments should be thought Of.
The national Republican., 1862-05-23

COio,sD, SCHooIS, The s,slsmsat 0f the
colpred schools ip This city published BY us
bn "Wednesday, omts The coiored day schools
Of 81. Mathews pAIish. In Augnst last Ne
male pupils in those schools nnubersd uins.
lsso, and the female pupils ssvssty. .a
The national Republican., 1862-05-23

upon Texas and IL advantages for vhiss labor
upon cotton.
In ous Of th'ss lectures. describing tbs pro-
duc,ion no, upon lssse plaaia.'oss Yi,b slavsss
bu, upon .ms 49,, itRyfb a. crs.,
carried on sl be tnsr tamil, IN q
little hired 81 }, usssys: y @
I'VE viii soaa(k that e 10y GO e q
himesst wis. and seven eetNyo, u sHees'
70 not the sHghtsst doubt that, with the assist.
anos Of one hffsd man, this man could cultivate
~ tAe cotton that the whole fAmtly could ptok
mt. The cotton. picking seaeco ee0erAay ooM
:soS H. ne S S q Ivy ~ ,oos sIe Ss::s ss,
eve viii suppoee thas The eldest child woud
~ f6iy snployt ID Ssssadsns tothe houss NS
taking care Of The tvo ysunosee children, which
could thsrsfors rsdues the whole picking force
tsn. III sn1 tvssvs wan. Il, ana he hired nan. fts
hsaA ef ne hoass vosld have mach shs te d.;
thsrOfovo ~ ooulA calculate that - would not
b abls to asvo>s nors thaa eighty days during
The ssasioa to picking With these data before
us, let us ses what would DO inc resu" oi " "'n'
rhs head Of the family. eighty days, averaging
$50 pounds saoh day ,.....,... S0oe
| His vile. liS days, Al $50 pounds -. 6o,1N
Two eldest children, lS days. Al $50 . -
rso yoSsssst ohiidrsn, las days, a. 90 :, -,
Hired nan. ils days, nj $50 pounds. =. 50, ,T5t
Total, J.. -. sa.. I. :. ,ss ,,ot
l Deduct for ibciemsnt weather. visiting I'7l
/ days, and recreation, say twenty per
Il o00t, -. -. .......... ....... WV
II leaving, {. .......,..., ............. .lSoySW
which would produce At lsAst 1000 pounds o.
L clean msrohsntable cotton, which would aver
ags at the gin eight cents per pound. making
the value OF the crop % 100. .---,-
farmer will be:
/ One hired man, II months, at sl2.50.. -. Sl5t
Family expenses, including clothing. -. 55t
Say that To assist In stooking the farm hs
has orrowed q 900 nj ten per cent.. 2oo
Taxes xea..................... ........'..........U ~
T'taj. observation-disclosures. .u,llu
which would leave clear gain Of over tvo
thousand dollars.
"If yOumAke proper exercise Of your fac
ultiea, beside the above, you can raise small
and small patch Of potatoes; these will greatly
reduce your yearly expenditures"
Such Email farmer, making net profit Of
$1,000 per snnum. With cotton, not Of present
prices. hu, a prics Of eight osats q the GIN
Wculd pay, under the tsx bin. - The Houss
passed Il, an excise of forty dollars, which !.
one can, per pound upon -four tbouAnd pounds.
q there any branch Of American iadustry
which can bear the burden Of taxation nors
l easily? .......
The national Republican., 1862-05-23

CGALED PROPOSALS. WILL BE RE
y rs,yed st the Mayor Once until u O'Clock u
On TUESDAY, the ID de-, Of June nsxt, for the
takiag Of the Old saver Id Thirtsenh strest wss',
iron the oaaal to the north side Of street north,
4. .ns, vi sait <bls dr,pt, IN no aud branches
tn, work 70 BE- 20 ,,tract a up,a such Levels and
sSs to plans "a aSd sPsSS.oa. me- eS
The CJpmn ioncr oi the w. tern Dis riot q d Two
Q Vi ,txnt comm ssioners Pc tons de.irtu' f pro
poslng can examiae pla and .pecidca' ions at the
Surveyors Once, and obtain all ihf,rm itl?n nects
ssIy ior . proper understanding Di 'hY work 70 be
ex cuted ''''a.Nl RlCH ARD WALLACH,
mJ 2xd Mayor, :
The national Republican., 1862-05-23

B PEnsosAL--J. II. Strong, coumssdsr U. 4.
stsslnsr Flag and Woe Prssideot Asmlin, Of
Asiae, are al the National. '" III. ..Hr" .
Admiral Jurieu, French Navy; Ehrmsrsst, do;
Aad COL Bouford. U. 8. Army, sss st Willsrds'
The national Republican., 1862-05-23

- Our loss at the battle Of Mcdowell, in
western Virginia, called 10 some Of The acooants
The .bsttls oil Bull Mountain" which took
plsos on bs sh " Ny, was two hundred ed
fly Ia killed and wounded. q .n , 10 41'pr
The national Republican., 1862-05-23

TIE LlBERrY MlNurE AEN.--The enorlnities
comnittsd yesterday 10 our streets. In euiorc
Ing The nsndish Fugitive sisvs Law. has made
Il nece-ssry for an earlier meeting than wss
aotioipAted See the call Ia another column.
The national Republican., 1862-05-23
aHT TASuDlNoTOR AND aEORGET rows
w RAILROAD COMPANY.

At meeting o. the corr orAt "a OF the above
named company, held at the National Hotel, May
10 1854 the capital stock was fixed at three hundred
thousand dollsrs, bect 70 be increasd q any sum
40 excssding dv hundred thousand dollars, after
the orr snis alton Of the Company
AZ thc sem, meeting the Bank Of Washington
eurtiss q be paid In b. the ubsorbsn 70 the car
hal stook, q tie time Of su ,scIi6ing
"''7 v. klNGMAN, rrtsident.
j J. Co0MBs, Secretary. my3
The national Republican., 1862-05-23

| TIVE vics PREsIpESr. Mr.. Hamlio returnsd
hsfs yesterday, mori,ug from hh visit TO
AAias, ssd Iook tooms u lbs National Hotel.
He appears 70 bs 10 bic ssasl ans health.
The national Republican., 1862-05-23

Mans TO NEw ORLrANs Spo61rd, Tilsstop
Il 20. have offered their stesm.rs " tbe Pos,
OGissa Dspartment ~ mail sstn,rs bss&aeI
New York ard New 0rlsans, via Kay W'a a
. compensation agreed upon. and the Pos.
master General has acoeptsd them for tempo
rsry service. Nails will hsrsiore bH sPstched
BY th4ae (3sm sra w,th0oN regularity They
VI al ~ wa, ded u ,srs'o,"r~s s&f50e0
-rnms1 S.por's IN Au NV
The national Republican., 1862-05-23

~ Capt. Livihgston has bscn appoints'l l.
'he Nor'o'k nsvy yard, and mol Capt Richie
~ hstsioiors published.
The national Republican., 1862-05-23
M,S,ACupssrrs oRPERs MORE MEN,.

B'sr,S, Nay 20. In rsponss 10 aoc"mmu
nicailon from The War Department, th. Cover
nor replles That Maaachuss.a will prompt,
,snir.butr her quota al Ahd'lonsl iro"ps re
'iiitr,i u put down he r-bsiiicn. 'aIy wee, ,'...
The national Republican., 1862-05-23

srrhs aesasivs essaasss.ss aPpssSs- :
I'd BY the diacrvpt Ward m-r'i.g, ot he Coos itu
tioaal Ua,oa vot.rs Of the are pepusssd 10 meet
on ATURDAY EvENlN'; Nay th.st sosIoSk
a Temp van ,- Hsii Bs-in-s Of vital Inn ostAncs
10 the eouhss n,unicsrs s'eet'on vii b. r+nsasset
- d.. I,-,I rT.... WM DIXON, .t.,
~ h,has Exeoutiv, Guy '.onm' tee.
JAuEsN CALLAs,
! ..,r .rT Sseru'y :, auHfAI, may -'--s''
The national Republican., 1862-05-23

{. c4a6 "a alAAdvbHsksh " lala9k
announce II probable svscuslion of Foes
ThsAsa1s Esanstt, vslsA Wsat leVa giah
hAg of suss, With . nanbee q peiesssss 70
b s1sAaaes6, rstsfusd - ~ ,1oSalls without
sselse aay s0ss q NE q ~ fset, o. - fss -
csald - psS bsloW n fr.s'so .O.......
Tbs esaseal inprsseloa q tAaa ~ essny
hes ielIsaq BACK On Fort Rsu&olps, twslss
I've houss aiSsr ths Kssuett returned, .
rsbsl steamer viii . aAg st iisuss eaos uP
troa below, teok on ~ psissesss ,fts0 ~
Kennsst Ed rsturned down ~ rivsr. 10 r-ii >
Ths henphls psp-n Of The l7th sasoaNcs
,Aas ths UnIon asst under Co0 FasrAeat vWs
opposite vichbars, bouud up tn Hvss.' volt
q rI 10 MI It--sS&h'' h@a@ ~lufh
- ss-a1..fr .dl FIL. 4. . ..laai ID. ~ "a
The national Republican., 1862-05-23

PHuApslrHu, AsyLzaEA spsci"l dispr roh
y b. &Atglfsa, f.s4 Fs.nt'in, vissioi.,
yesterday, sta'e, that Col. Crook. In . lsta ex-
oedition, oaptursd tso notorlous, ,sssstllas. And
sized The telegraph ON 1 at Covingsl'n, ~s+r.
be learned from di.pa ohss that tJack.on wa.
.boa. sesalns ,vsr.l esineus. frou s.auu,
70 Covins.oo. wasreupon Oh Cto /. .sdvsncnd
his forces y JActsOn r.v r bridge the Gen
traI rslrosf, ~hish be bornsd, It's pr-veutira
,hr movement Of Jacks,o's troops. and ana
bling Craok to Pro,so. ths resioi ihis sids from
attack. ult b1a Iga. q. .lsrr- .ir s.sas Pc
The national Republican., 1862-05-23
rRoMFKAsKLfN, VIRGINIA.
CAPTURE or 0UeRxLL.As.
Activity Of y0ol, Crook.

Nsw Yosz. Hsy .-TAsEsv York Eos~i.g
Pos hss . spsses dhps'ch from wsss,ussoa,
stating that thst city h fill % yxol.smset. 70
oous qusacs u sspofted ba.llsa ,91 ~ u {
Ths Key Wssa tosssaposssss m, ths, As~
Yosk Apvsss, undsr dsss Of ~ lstb iasssat
ssases ,hrs ~ DsitasA lvso sessssr CtrOssss.s,
I 500 tsas hsrdss, ,vi,A ossgo a. tss, allk,
csess. I'D hunltious 81 war, ssised Y cDt
silllon dollars, hes bssa ssassd - tbs sls ksd.
Ing Sssdros. she tuill n 500 y AeM Yort
fw s6t,dica,lop q, ".e ~ a. q, '.' -, 20 ~ "a
4 Pepsasois advises siats that he rsssls, b.
sides bufaIps he Avy yard. HAvS bufDs N nc
'san ~ n,hs, .tss desK"yips - m-sos o.
.aas~nos of haodssda 90 bs.G yogi .ye, r'r
3 Tn" weather hvety ho' ss' SSS''Si. E.ee 2 .2t 1.
The national Republican., 1862-05-23

MARINES FOE NoRSoix. A Sst'aliop Of ma,
rinrs lstt bare yasis dsy for Norfolk. .a. %
The national Republican., 1862-05-23

r>HAHuE FJk au MESS --..''
~ Cash CAx51tA1 $500
vb On i .spio,y casS ssS issse crokts. shi Do vsll
10 cal u No IA Seventh stssse. end ,ssSsc eoSr
ssiu linn .d'as<ly. A iasGs CANEeA hO4 1ey
issN 4 .CAHERA STAND, ana nli .tcSk Of
CdRhlCALS ~ nstieS Anbro'tIss a;d fheee.
~ ,phs, will BE- so,A st t6e ah W peSosLnAi tnssS
P;.SS'ss- "sy Sc G' No sS sEy.sTa srsEEr. '
The national Republican., 1862-05-23
can CVr rOS sctn A. ExCssS DUrYi

CAV C~FrON 00tH AN EXCsS& DCUuI
II II had been snnou ,csd 81 The commences
Dent oi ths Discussion 10 Congress, of The Ia,
bill, . an slsmsnssry prinoipIs, that nobius
should b taxed the name Of which has the
letter 8 10 II. the announcement would have
bssa received, Of course, With uaiverssl ridi
eule. But such an announcement would moi
have bean ons whit wora ridiculous, Intrinsic
any. than the snnouoceusnt actually made.
.hai ~ raw producn Of agriculture are not t
be ,azsd. .u...
10 what standard book oi political economy.
pray, b any s,ch doctrine a. that laid down
By what oitsd practice Of other countries Ia Il
supported! Upon what basis Of logic does |,
rest.
In determining what shall be taxed. IL 10 only
to b. coesidered what tar will produce The
srsassst revenue With the lssst expense and
srsaasst certainty in collection, and with The
lssst injury 70 The industry Affected. To fulnl
this lass cosdition, Il is necessary to find out
What forms ofindustry arc most profitable; and
ars therefore btst sbls 70 bear burdsoa whath-
q Il b manufacturing Or agricultural Ia Of DO
more consequsncs than whether It Is spelt with
IN 8 o. 80. ..-t.i .. ~.
We have ssard for thirty years that !" cotton
. king" It bsing Intended, by that, that ou'
sosthern planters had advantages In the pro-
duotioa Of that important article 90 great, and
liksiy 10 be 70 lasting as to amount to It's prsc.
tioal monopoly. That il what Wa have heard.
and what wss true, and what will b. true for
many long yesrs 70 come
There IA NO single thing in this COUNT y
which oan bear 20 excise with Iees Injury thau
cotton. Viii he burden Of oas cont per
pnasd, Il cen stiil be furnished 10 Liverpool
cheaper han from anywhere elss.
Tbs produ 0f that cultivation at The South
ars fabulous. Il ~. tho grestness Of those
peodta which raised the average price o. slsvss
from ooe hundred dollars in 1890, 70 upwards
Of avs buodred dollsrs In 1860, cd which has
dosb.sd the price o slaves during even the
pssssat generation.
The Southern Ctl4ipator. for 1860, published
st Augusta, Georgia, contains soma statement
froa Mr.. David Dickson, who had been cult
vs'ing 10 HancocG and Washington counties
some aplsoda, kaown - "esnd hills" or "piasy
woods" lands, and worth from rs cents 10 81
pe sors. Mr.. Dickson is described q bsviup
begun with nothing, and acquired by energy
In the cotton cull WALTON, a fortune Of thret
hundred thoosasd dollars. That is not iucredi
bls, II, y be says. ou some Of bis Washington
ooosty fazns, be hss " made In oos year, sboy
ell sxpsuses, clear, tha whole negro, horse an
lad pr periy.' We copy tbe expense and rt
ceipt account Of one OF bis farms
The national Republican., 1862-05-23
cLuss pOa rnB DAILY 1AFIpNAL
NsPuSLscAn 40 s0LU1naS.
APAPR THAT EvERy soLDIEs SHOULD

We hAvs besa inAacsd 70 oGsr our daily p
pss 70 soldiers, vAo shall form oasbs, ct tAs
following low rates: ..t DO ..s...
oopy, Z nosths. .................. slbe
Q osviss. 4 month";. ..... ........... 500
10 oopjss, nsstAs. !. .............,... 1000
All over ten copiss, at he rate q one do,la,
pr COPY foe ioaf nootha r. ..nrQ o.
- rhs nsns mus always bs accompanied
viii ths nossy. .......-.., ,ra;l .-
- Write The names distinctly, and give
he company end .hs number d ths reginsut
- n papsn viii b nailsd y oee nsns
Or - naoss Win b written sspsrately. y d
The national Republican., 1862-05-23

sS- Maasnis. "a stated connunioatioa o st
J hus Lndg-, No. II, will be hsd rH stfRiDAf,
i ESENING, al TX o'elosk. ''
.uua W. N. SMITH A ,
my a.. ,,-....' -,., Ia. Sec eta y. :
The national Republican., 1862-05-23

An told, my own force amounting 10 four
fpii hands. ! paid out not sxoeediug $3.50, In.
oludtng board, for regular hands only, which
would be equal 10 thrse fun hands; shout one
hatfof which wore white, Now for the CROP
"6aved and hauled to gin On one of my
places. and giuned and packed, ono hundred
and sixty -ssven thousand pounds Of seed cot
ten. q ths price In the bsighborhood for cotton
In the ssed, q 10 per thousand. (sbOut ten
osnts for oiean oottO0.)
ie1 - pounds at Z? 80. N.41s
l,610 pork ~ sc. 3S5 20
Corn. os.s. fodder. and potatoes.
put down low, say 500
Biz 6esvss, At el5 each, 90
....IF f.rr
-r.2 e5.A5l.6O
"Ths above result Vas made without any
vhtts msn on ths plsos ~ d,rsGt, the cotton.
picker, Hxrris. coming Onca week TO get his
Lessons from me-. Harris had M aath1rity I"
whip. did not visit The plaza the Ara limo
until June: thsn not mOrs than ssvsn times af
tsgvsFAs."
Nos lot US quots 40 authority as to the
proaa Of ootton-rsising In Texas
10 1858, NJ. J. Do Cordovs, gsntlsmSu who
had bssa fer many ysars tbs Ststs Engineer ot
Tsxsa visited England for the purp ss Of in
duoisa cnSrsuon. lis delivered two lecturer
In Manchester, one before the Cotton supply
Assooisaios, ssd ons 70 The workisg elssseg
The national Republican., 1862-05-23

GOAL OIL,
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Petit wei lpltisd ztRSsas SUN.
e, r, y 3, 10 qos d auniform,
PBy1RkENl Z6H Frd1 jIussn q Nary.
land, praying that he fagitavs Slave law nay
b 10 ansadsd % 70 p'otscs tAcss interest 10
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rill, u Coooord, New Hsnpshirs. y io,lows:
~ Va . soldier Z the ya. Of 1919, ane
=. az .dd s.. spos
IDut NJ who's 1spso1e 1eeos -sny ssly ysaptess.
a vas near and dear to-. ae Snllsisa i1
ths sfmy, sad now Do b I ne1 6y tns wicked
s.emy. and ny only Aops asd q snd.ncs =
living. q poor and advanced in yssrs, and
uH'sss Corgress vii appropriate something for
-, myself and wife most 6pend our ssanining
,ys IN solitary poor-houss. The loss Of my
son 10 ~ much q I csn bear, and to 80 to the
y usAsrs. And ,eew yeu! humble ssrvea,
bSgs md prsys that yoa WIN do spmsthtng fJr
our support through ltfs, since have spent
ny all for my Q untry's good. and given ny
o:Iy osi,,. scs. ~ ~ ls, ~ a9p n y ny hr"o's
WIZ, l r.a.rsIs. o. oouarrrxsA r. ,,,l l92S %
+ NJ. OHAtlOisalR, irvs she CAmuivass %
CoaGBsroc, rttteted hack without amendmsot
de biii % direcs d. Secretary q ,hs TrsIafJ
70 issue American registers - oHtain vssssls
Z Also, without amendtnent, bill sboliahing
certain collection districts, and reducing oom-
p<usaiiou Of oflesss Of enstoms 10 California.
I, NJ COLiAu0o, ,fsoo ths Committee on the
inpst O0os sad Pesl Rsads, reported bln 70
eStahlish osrtain post routes, WITH amsudnsnts.
|. Ne. HARLAN, fron Ne Comnittss % 10
itHa, AdIrs rspoetsd beok he bill fos ~ re'
'"tf'F Q,ind ~ Naucy Ga'hrie, with an ansSd
1s'o~ 'HuSFr HerFltyun1I ~ .H.
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y BY NJ, HOWARD:, A bill, 10 further provide
Asainss tbe cut aus Of timber from the public
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The national Republican., 1862-05-23

Al hair past s~ven O'Clock, the House again
convened (Mr. Campbell, Of Pennsylvania, 10
10 ohsir). Spseches were made on the sub.
isot Of oontiacatiou, BY Mess. MENZ!ES and
GRlDER against II, and Msrsra. FESSENDEN
and BABBIrT for Il. There were no new
poiuts q interest developed BY these speakers
doms thirty speeches are yet to be made on
this subject b.fore the vote Is taken on Monday
nex'. which will involvs the necessity OF night
sessions until that time.
Mr.. SHEFFIELD obtained the floor, when,
4 half past eleven p'clock thu House ad'
jourued. ..l..