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Gen. LANDER not a Heather.
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Gen. Lander is regarded as rather over
basring, strict in discipline, and severe to
ne last routine Of military rule; but he is
known to be Just and truthful, and IS per-
sopslly as brave IS Julius Cesar. he refuses
serenadss, and will not come out when they
are tsndered yet he never visits an outpost
or picket-guard, which Is his constant habit
without the men cheering him. II shows
that the bold soldier boys appreciate the TACT
that the stern, emphatic and rough General
is loved, and win be followed to the last. BE
is supposed to Be quite heatheR. One day
ataf officer caught him with Bible In bis
hand, and said:
HGeneral, do you ever search the Scrip.
tures3"
General Lander replied, "My mother gave
ne a Bible, which / have always carried
with me. Once in the Rocky Mountains
had only fifteen pounds Of -four. We used
% collect RrasshopPsrs at 4 o'clock 10 the day
% catch trout for our supper at night. II
was during the Mormon war, and my mer
desired 70 turn back. I was then searching
for route for the wagon road. 4 will turr
Sask # the Bible says so, said ], and VI
aill take It as an Inspiration. opened th'
book ct the following passage:
AGO on, and search the mountain, and th
Qates Of the city shall not be shut agatns
you"
che passage, and the swearing explorer one
more led his men into the Wild country Of th
Indians.
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TELEGRAPHIC.
FEDERAL MOVEMENTS UPON THE
T COAST.
Important News from the
South and West.
MOVEMENTS OF THE REBELS I
Provisional Governments for
8 the Seceded States.
Trading with Loyal and Dis
loyal Districts.
Rebels Preparing to EVacuate
Columbus
TEARING UP THE RAILROAD
TRACKI J
MOVEMENTS OF THE REBELS |!
Trading with Loyal and Dis
loyal Districts.
Rebels Preparing to EVacUate
Columbus
TEARING UP THE RAILROAD
TRACKI
This Mornings Report.
FURTHER BY ZEE nIRRRNIAN.

FURTHER BY THR HIBERNIAN.
PORTLAND, Feb. q.
COMMERCIAL, Liverpool, Feb. 18.-Bresd,
stuffs.-Wske6eld & NssL, Richardson
Spence & Co, and others, report Aou1
heavy and Cd lower, and quoted at 28(980
Wheat quiet and steady. Corn fat at Sd
decline mixed SOs Sd; yellow 80s Cd
white 84@37s.
Provisions Beef dull and unchanged.
Pork declining. Bacon easier. Lard very
dull at 4S@45s. TalloW quiet at 45945s
Sd. Sugar very dull. Sales Of coffee
small. Rice quiet.
London Msrkets.-Wheat firm. Flour
dull, and 8d@1s lower. Sugar steady.
Coffee firm. Tea buOyank Rice easier.
TslloW steady at 46s Cd.
Latest via Londonderry, Liverpool, Feb.
14th-The Cotton Brokers' Circular re-
ports sales Of the week "a, 600 bales, in
cluding 1900 to speculstors and 10000 to
exporters. The market closed 6rmer, with
upward tendency. Quotations unchanged.
Sales to-day, Friday, estimated at 1900
bales, including 5000 to SPECTATORS and
exporters. Market closing frmer, but un-
altered as 10 prices. Stock in port esii-
mated at $40 900 bales, Of which 1s4, 800
are American.
Brsadstufs steady for export. Corn
dull at sos for mixed.
Provisions declining.
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The Senatorial QuesiiOu.-Lettsr from 3.
B. ward.

DETROlT, Feb. 20, 1851.
70 he CIsreland Leader IL received
vour article headed HWho shall be seEator?'
With much satisfaction. Senator B. F.
Wade hss become National man in its
highest sense, and e7ery friend Of his coun-
sry has an interest in keeping him in the
Senate, where his services are invaluable to
the whole country.
L seems strange to practical man to
hear people talk Of displacing the finest and
ablest men in public life, for the mere pur-
Ross Of gratifying a political aspirsat.
The greatest evil in our political system,
e the constant change OF officers in all the
departments Of Government. often removing
? the worthy and skilled officer to give a
place b an unskilled and inferior mar.
ssnator Wsde is onsOf the most valuable
men now holding Office in our Government
and no eoasidsrations of local policy or party
SrSudiss should be slloEed,to displaoe man
whose presence in the Senate and at Wash.
tnglou, Is 50 essential to our vell-beiug.
OhioShould be proud Of him and If pos
Sibls place the strong and 6rm man in Po
siEion where his great executive abilities
would be more fully appreciated.
The Republic n party cannot afford tC
loose Mr.. Wade from the Sensts, and it is tC
bs hoped that Ohio will not commit an acI
thst every Bspublican in America viii have
cause to regret. Respectfully,
E. B. WARD.
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FROM WAsHINGTON,

WASHINGTON, FEB. ~.
Herald's dispatch:
The Navy Department has q dispatch
from Com. Goldsboro, conveying informa-
ton that the Union forces were IN possess
sion Of the seabosrd railroad, and had de.
stroyed the bridges across the Black water
and 0ttoWs Rivers, cutting off communi-
cation between Norfolk and Richmond, and
the Southern seabOsrd.
A bill has been proposed By the Commit
tee on Territories, and will be reported by
their Chairman, Mr.. Ashley, Of Ohio, prob
ably to day, providing for temporary civil
government, under the protection of our
military and naval forces, in the States
now in rebellion. The geographical boun-
dsries Of these territories are to be fixed
by the President
Applications have lately been made to
the Treasury Department for permits to
trade between the seeded and loyal States
On the coasts Of the Atlantic, and on the
Mississippi, under the provisions Of Che
Law regulating intercourse with the seeded
States. A number Of permits have accord.
ingly been granted.
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CLEVELAND SATURDAY MORNING, MARCH 1. 1869
AUGUSTA. 28-The Savannah Republic

AUGUSTA, 26-The Savannah Republic
can Of this morning, says that communities
tion With Fort Palaski has been etfotually
closed by the Federals, who have erected
three batteries Of heavy guns.
MEMPHs 24-0ur latest advioes from
Nashville states that the Federal troops
have not yet occupied the city. The scouts
Of Gen. BuelPs army have appeared on the
horth side Of the Cumberland River, and
it is supposed their appearance is prepSr-
etory 70 an early advance Of the main
column.
Generals Price and Mccullough are beth
preparing for battle. The former is this
side Of Fayetteville, and the latter Is at
Boston Mountain with force Of cavalry.
1t is reported, that Bederal gunbOats
we're seen on Sunday at Mayheld, and IF
teen transports. NOimmediA;e action was
expected.
- ..- MEMPHIS, Feb. ~.
Late edvices from Knoxville state that
the confederates at Cumberland Gap expect
ed an engagement. The FederalH ars -fEss
quently in sight.
LYRoHBURG, Feb. 20.
A portion OF the bridge which connected
the island on which the south side depot Is
sriusted With the North Virginia 4 Tennes-
see rsilrosd depot, was destroyed yesterday
BY Goals falling from locomotive. Two
spans were burnt, which will preveRt the
Funring of the south side cars into the city.
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MENPHfs, Feb. 27,
FROM TRNNRssRR.

ST. LOUIS, FeD. ~.
Memphis papers Of the l9'h say that
Gen. Polk issned orders yesterday thGt the
trock Of the Memphis and Ohio Railroad
be torn up, and bridges destroyed, prepar-
atory to the evaouation Of Columbus and
the demolition Of the Notifications.
The Columbus forces are to fall back to
Island No. 10, about As miles below Co
lumbus, which it is said completely COM
mands the river, and can be fortified with
heavy guns and made impregnabls against
Sny river attack.
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wv AAIN1 AANA \ AM 4 AMH 4
MORaAH Co, Vs, Feb. Al, 1862.
EDs. LEADER.-We have been in this
camp about 3 week. d.
Our Brigade is tOlerably healthy, not
Withslanding the ohaDgsable state Of the
weather and fsGguing marches. Only
eight Of the 2slh have died since Its or
FsniEation; still there are many on the
sick list, chiefly in the hospital at Cum.
bsFland, where 1 an sorry to say, they are
poorly cared for. The treatment Of sick
ia far from being what 1t should be and
might bs. speak that which know. In
one instance q poor fellow had died during
the night, nobody knew when, but he was
found dead in the morning. Not even
stranger had been near him in the bitter
hour, 70 wipe the eold death sweat from his
brow, administer 6 cordial, or speak
kind word as he lay painting his life aWay.
In another'iustanee, q man died, and the
Post Officials had failed TO record his name,
or even the regiment 10 which he belonged.
The dead could not speak, neither could the
living, in this respect The one was as
dumb as the other. The man will probs-
bly, be accounted for on the muster roll as
Hdsssrtei" or "GmOHg fhs liSSiNs."
Large sums Of Government money have
been spent 70 embalm, coffin and transport
che oarcassea Of dead rebels, which might
have been more probably disburssd for
the relief Of our crowded hospitals. We're
tie Son Of Nan on earth, doubt very
much whether Ae would appreciate any
euch proceedipRs. B. H.H.
P. s.-slncs writing the above, sm in
formed that the management Of the hOspi-
tai is undergoing considerable improve
mont d.
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senntar Wade.

Certain designing politicians are industri-
ously circulating the absurd story that Senator
Wade is at odds with the Administration.
The declaration that the Apostle John did
no, live on good terms with the Lord, would
not have been more Prsposterous. II Presi'
dent Lincoln and his two Secretaries Of War
have had more earnest and efficient helper
that stout old Ben, We would like to know
his name. "a
And about as valid as this are all the arg1-
ments, urged in various quarters, that Ar.
Wade should not be reelected to the Senate.
In our opinion there IL not cue substantial
rsason Why ke should not be, while there are
'nsaY that he should be again returned. The
elesrness of his comprehension of men and
things, his industry and the resolution with
which he always adheres TO right position
Iand his positions are usually right) make
| him man whom the public cannot afford to
spare from its cnnpcils.
While we are about It, We may as we'll say
that the sslf-respect which Mr.. Wade has
slEays shown in not entering personally
into scrabble for placs 10 quality which
| all Senators from this side the mountains
have not e1hibited) entities hin to the spe-
clsl appreciation of the people, and should
raise up Ia bis behalf, public sentiment
sufficiently strong to protect him against
1 the plots which propose his removal rom
l the Senate. sl8 80 g q ~
And Just one word more. We catch now
and then runnor that, Il Mr.. Wade is not
reelected, the choice OF the Legislature will
fall on some man whose stock in trade has
been conservatism, who, in a word, while
everybody else has been deciding and acting,
one way or the other, with respect to the
great questions Of the times, has been on the
fence. The report Is, in our opinion, alarm
ing, For we cannot bat think that in
times like these, when positive opinions and
positive purposes are loudly called for, a
senator of the "fogy" sort is simply q pub
lie calamity. E
Yes If We cannot have live Republican,
/ LET Us have an out and cut Democratic
/ not Wade, then Groesbeck or some such si
But. better than anybody else, win bs
Wade-Ben Wade, Honest Ben Wade
Eoraia County Re'Os.
oTnoEEs AID THs LADIEs.-A NOFtt
Albanian In camp at Mobile, writes 70
J friend ct Fort Henry. We quote para
graph: tr 85t 4sa >,
"But you ought 20 be here to see 81 ih'
regiments drill The officers In particular
with their ooSEsd hats and swords-wht
/ bat them i--they DO caTort around besut
, full. And then there's % many Of them, an;
every officer has to have six assistants an'
seven clerks. How the Confsderacy vii
} ever manage to pay them, and sueh awfu
big salaries too, beats my gramHer. III
take ssghts Of money.
1 "Oh, Bob, Bobi how would like to se
: nv duck about now. Bless her beautitu
1 soul, shs cried when We LEFT. But since "
9 sol here, I've found out she had swesl
} 6o1-ta n tl,rss difisFent regiments. There
e no more depguds1cefo be put in one OF thps
things called tiIls than there Is in dali
t paper. They'll fool you csrtAin; therea ?
d such thing ss love In them Bat tney q
II glorious o lock ct. Them dA5s afs goE
By.
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FROM WASHINGTON.

WAaaIhdIUHi NeU' 20.
Times Washington correspondence;
A conspiracy of rebel citizens has been
discovered in Alexandria, the chief of whom
are Col. Dangerfeld and the cashier of the
Farmers Bank. The organisation was to
afford relief to the friends Of Southern
Rights. Twenty seven arrests have been
made.
The suppression of this society has no
military significance whatever.
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rhRVELAND, COLUMBUS &
~ - rQINsINHA4L sRAILROkR. ~


~
IS
istl.z. WIsrAE AAsRkNGEM sgf. tl-a
On and zStsr Monday, Eoysmber t.hs IN. Pa.lua.
Fsr Trains wiz lsaFe OlsVelAnd e. 1oloUu N
first Train-s:0Q A. Stopping at al stations a.
cspt Olmstsd, golQm6ias bechsz1dr. aresn-
Eicn, Iberia, Eden, Berlin sld 0rangs, ard
III Dayton 800 ?. NJ Otnetnnan 6l5 p. NJ
LEdianapoli $50 ?. q loulsEills 2.1g A. NJ
g, L2nis 1870 A. H. ehisaso "a tEPliiasas
ssoo1d Train--7;s5 ?. M.-sstogplng &c an 1,ntioal
iberia, Eden, Berlin, bsWis Centre, ofsns s8 ana
Horthingtol, arriving Af Orsstllna lls1o p. h,
Oolum5Ga Is5J a. q DAyton 5so5 A. H.; LiTs
Eo1ss il:s0 :. n; Lolisyllls Is 2. IL; U2iSS-
% via GrVstiine lasa9A Al -
sIop only 3 taks eassenEarl On signal nt 1slisns
TTsins lsale JOlgmeus e foll0..s l.t EIsls-ls.c
A. n, and arrive In ClsVs1a1d A. 10 A. . "a I1a1
-cl5 ?. NJ ana arrives IN OlsTalana 80 ?. -
a.J sooHH8 H8OTIoHEr sd1
rasTt7, EsnduIkY, Hansnsld Rsr.rk a1lirs-l. -
naaz1sias zf. Vernon Assark, zaaasGil,S
o.,1,l,as. Plt.sburzh, Eors Wsyns ; Csssaso Hals.
rad, foE horegti lR7er saldnlzI - ~ l1eli
hlaas HoEt Haynss EaPortas lnicagoi Sc
4s.ts and Aast ioE allaalala, ~ 'sli--aa
a.rIe. .sd seIisoatains Rsiito.d Elas, sr EIarion
sSslSiS'5'tsiRss .ls sidssI, S VIZ = -, Z,
vile, Lo1isyilis, yAiFe, st, Loli.. e.
nrlnTnr1. With orEln9 91el15 HI Il4l-.9 - ELi-ll
burEh tsailroEd lor 5priAg1Qld- -.
u-lrr,are T-1fIs tlfaHi q ool1ulbul, anfA Lau q
Ealrosd, lor AsnlsI DaIt0l, lnfinnapoi !
l5-15 Hsute, 81 Eouis, lcrfoE|. Isl11isl n
a Olnolza11i5 and With the Ohio . = ~
1IlIlppl Eaiiroae IS Qinein1lti - LousA
vile, GFAn1Giile, Calroi s.. EoclI ard
lofnf1 q ne Ohta DIVER. ---r1I -
roruusbuI, Csnll1i Ohio BaiirsGd sor EsgsfE 80,
- vile, " heaitng, e., 0oI1Ezluns1 - ~ Z
indiana Railroad loF PilnA, Cr6ans- -
- FsF figketat 70 al - iui3 al1 illo q
~ Is The Passenger esstton, and e Union I.cf8
OsIss, ~ Superior ztrsst. ali nlll
a. 5. FLINT, grpsgilfancsnt,
0lsuslAna, Eog. sth issi. J l5llll q,
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READY-MADE CLOTHING.
0s zHs IsoSz LADY or THE OEIEsox OLITps.
OJhTlSUED.
OHAPTER Kline EHaGaEHEN

OoBTIEUED.
O5APTER XG.-fHz EAaAaENEHT.
UDon the mighty ceoau.
Thsle wss g.eat commotiou;
As tho, gh the se9 dit tTou' lie smell,
II wildly round he ships did swell,
TIL wave on wave Pil d mountaius high,
nd almost Ie7ched the blscseBed sky
Fiercs agsd the elem nts above, fellow
While Q q ulliesn pa-ing to and fro,
With bis hset surroundsa the Lady Jaue Cray
Which VI calmly prepNing @ met the may;
EOr the erring UnionIss he uid sadly L ell,
His Otisct EEB with tsem 70 gently deal;
He simply desired II cir ship to eonhsrsie,
And lhs cargo TOO, which was Of valpe gr at,
Onbsistink of root iack Il aud JACKS to boot,
The crew h. only wished with batteries masked to
And il nls e6iva'rio frllOwers in their ardor. e
should do some things which stemed Il Gle harder;
Cut up deaf Unonlsts ard rob tEsm OF their othes,
To avert the ssne he could not, suppose.
Aud IL he cOult, he would not turn q none,
For all he wanted was 10 "bs let alone
h men were b 'gh-Ionsd gsntlemsn, all well bred,
| With origin al ne c Of hon 7, 80 h0 said,
While the OniOnists were i9W-liVed, greasy meohAn-
Base Ia orsrs and gibbsring abolition fanatics.
The idea ct meeting these d ggrsung creatures
Was 80 repuguHnt TO his magnificent mind and fea-
That he conc lived the ingenious ezpsdisnt,
/ Which all will say was very excellent
4 # fighting tnem behind NAKED batteries, ,1..
Nhsre hs could inhas heir pestt ntsl bree ses.
he believed the universal Yankee ns los, tt q
| were l D dIars from infancr, By inclination,
And If the zios Of hsaVtn was tut shllingB two
/ Thl I'd VA { 20 paF for that in tin .WzFsfo.
| It t. b 5 mind was clear mat GAEBIsoE vas King
/ Of mo tern Athens, called, for short, bosTESe,
Ana that his sub ects Witn fugitive slhges did ],
The Douument near Boston, known IS Bunker Hill.
4 and when they went sb oad they did them dloE,
| With Ony choaers white atOund the neck.
100 TIEUED)
B4-For n sl-- 1T BILE and substantial
RINTER CLOTHING,
We would respectfully invite ell to call at
- @IRAAo- -lSAAO5'
| =
1AGNIFIOKNT UNION HALL,
soIs Agency for the sale Of Singers CslsbEtsd
Sewing Machines, 5trong's Patent Army Trunks,
| and SeOrr's AutOmatOn PreasmRni t#H
10EE5c of Union and sHgsriof streets.
uF IoOK OFT FOB TIE GIANTS. ~
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MILLINERY
hEIL.IlINRRY gOODsl4NRW

IA LLdINBHH 9OOOC l--N d W
MI Arrival. "a z--l lvca lers' sd
MS. ". g. pOBTEB, g seneca street.
q IN rscsipt q > zsu ald ohotrs smoked ll
a- ~MIAb LII y E.Ia sc OD-BFl
U5mRrsslng
EsE ssyit shirrod Hass. flo4sfs slbtoas, uodss
u ing loQs4t o9lleEs, FeilE a. ABoirni
!. NEW SEKLA HATS fOE UHrliDREH.
Belais. great variety q ssdaonaBs Gnd ashlon-
abls 1906 Eot @HneEated. Ladies' arr rsspeetfoliJ
insi1td % call and okamias.
~ Dress MAKING dons 70 Fas- n ths very ,,
0aRtFE, uaF8;Bs5
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PAPER HANGlNGS
100 600 ROLLS WALL PAPE

lUU, ,UU HoAi'0 f" an FAX IN
War has been dsoiAzsc azd Esoessloa "a tas ordes
Vi the Gay, &ad NOV is the tlme for ali tidy hOuss.
Zes2ers 10 seoeds nom dirty and amokY walls, aud
oSaTco On thuIn With rush. new " ALL PAPER,
Csby improving their hoinss, and most " IlithS
45rs HEALTHY.
100000 ROLLS NOW READY
Tor Balo ct H.. Carson Uo., lss, Superior st., sna
60 low that all can get them.
THE o0gT Is MERE NOTHING.
We are now ready 20 sell French, EnEush ana
American wall papers from 90 20 IS per cent. below
posyisus prices, and would most RESPECTFULLY invite
si 20 look IN upon our stock bsiore buying, for 10
quality Of goods and the length Of pisces We cEp
siTe the utmost satsisotion. Our g OdB coming di.
Tootiy from the fsctOrie5 thereby save cne pr0t
Also lsrZs szIortmsns Of Shades Of eVsry Taris.
GOLD BANDS, sc. 80,
Also Just opsGed > pssutifui lpt Ct
.--.-.C 0 R MIC ES
| 18th BAnda, llooi e., % mttch. UOlds and Tas-
ssls IN endless -,cisty. Pascf Eangfag d0ns 81
short notice bysxperenos3 EorEnsa. .s2d a Fossan-
able rate
; Asf0iTss .ro1ld take nios iog,s Of pasntinE, zns
V andVsrnzsins as ialr and Zsncue-atiye' .
IL B. 70 Desl.rr ~ uopls isIsiitS ~. :, s6iior
- 9sr l-rSs -sr-F ar-7T
4
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NOMINATION.

PROviDEEOE, Feb 2s.
The Constitutional Union Convention of
Rhode Island assembled yesterday, and nom
mated Gov. Sprague and the othec State
officers.
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STOVES AID IIN.WARE.

M L. MARVIN, No. so, SoUTR
5e3ctsd nom all the principal stove Foundries and
dcaHs- EErnishing establishments Of Troy lban =,
PhiFdslphis sad New York al the newest and Eos!
s7EFgged THEistieg Of 900
..S 7 o v Il s,
sYE y Xg239Elns Psrior sad HsStns purposes, and slo
Usaul 4rsiel>s 01 House Fhnsishasg GsOds
Bssides aavisg the most adVsataesoas faciIitiss
for purchasing StoYes Of ClsTeland HsnRiactura 70
cuiaTlI adapted 30 this market. Also, his arrange
E7eRts with SineiHnasi, 2 b weakly supplied With
17s HNAMEhHD CRATES, ,,sm -
which, With his long eEpeTiencs Of IS ears IA this
merous friends and the 'trast Of Lnankind in Feus-
raj, th9 Greatest Inducements IN rUgnrd 10 quality
and prizes ieE teen @ gqEehess goods IN bis Inns
ID THE 'i0ISPATGH COOKING ET0FR'
s continuing Q increase p public fsvog, and % the
PERFAQr Operating stOya IN the markst, as thopA-
EhdB Of MOuseEeepe ID this ctr and surrounding
so1nty, who are daily asing the store, via testiy;
PARE0R, HALL AND OFFI0E STOVES,
Roth tor Wood and Coal, o. d. 1Iollf.0il Pm =
CLEVELAND AND OrHHR MANUFACTURE.
/ He RhuiaotuE55y and hiss loR sale at Wholeaalf
JoSpsr and Shset iron Ware Hil stock Of Houls-
furnishing Goods -.- 49,.
Nargs Nastlss es5 Z usnisleS GFstss,
Il IarEs and 05mplsts IN styl and nnfsh Tr
EB-Afl are mcst cordially invited 20 call bei5rs
VuIyhssins eh0Uhere5 and judge or themselves
gF0HS { GRzFs SEP0RIgk.
--.- s5. E. .- n WI hlABVIE,
20. q. saats sIss Pp6lo s91sIs.
zslGf 7t faesfelthd- 0naa-
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Dennis and wife arrived here yesterday
CAV and smiling, and inquired for Jim Lane
and molssses.
The twain are Of Platte county, and al
though Of one aesh, are from two farms -
Dennis has been in the habit of visiting his
Vie three times a week, but Of late be has
gone ofteneF.
On wednesday night be told Msssa he was
Ooiae 70 sec Chloe, and Mssss said be want
sd some molasses, and he would send al
order for Il. here II Is:
BaoTHKR McQUIH-Dsar Str Oh isio-
pher Harts, Daniel Bird, Elliott Green and
other negroes, left last night. AZ 5lrk
we are IN danger Of losing them ALL ion
Lat INV of them know that we suspect them.
Eave you any nolssses to sel2 Write me
Igord by Dennis in the morning.
Yours, W. L IRVINE.
Dennis put the note in his pocket and
siarittsks it out It'll be rssehed Kansas
= AsRBrother NCQuin'sY be found Chloe and
&, TOY her along With him. Dennis Gays be
ajes thought there's as good molssses in
Kansas as wuz suyThars, and he'd come
over arter e."
Just where the two are now ne dom
know. After molssses, We suppose, and
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CONGRESSIONAL.
WARRINGTON, Feb. %.

SENATE.
Mr.. Howard presented petition from the
citizens CT the copper regions in Michigan,
asking for military road to Wisconsin.
Mr.. Chandler presented a petition for q
naval depot in Saginaw Bay.
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