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SPIRIT OF TIE GERMAN PRESS.
Progress of Emancipation in mis-
sonF1s

lfsom the IT. Louis Anzeigefs MAT IL
That emancipation has made great progress
in t1lc last year in Missouri is shown BY the
report OF meeting held IN Hannibal, in which
Mayor Green and other city authorities took
part-ali being shareholders, and advocating
emancipation in the strongest terms. This
circumstance is much more tynpcrte1t IS It
took place in q Hejghborhood rich in slaves,
and in which, q yeaE siuce, it wonfd have been
dangerous to speak Of emancipation. But
Shareholders themselves have become con-
siuccd that Slavery in Missouri is
an Institution dangerous and unprodta-
Bile. Whatever may be advanced for
the continuance OF slavery in the cotton
States, it must be admitted that it is rnisfor-
tune for Missouri. The climate Of Missouri
offers no Inducements to slaye traders to bring
new negroes here from other States, aud the
strain and :errify immigrants. As long, thcro-
fore, IS slavery exists, Missouri remains sta
tlonary. Heavy taxes and the large State debt
are calculated to nuke extensive laul and
slave owners thoughtiul; they lave come to
the opinion that something must turn up,''
in order to save the State from ruin, and, there
fore, they encourage emancipation and free
labor, in order to place Missouri in that posi-
tion among States to which, on account OF
her immense unezplorcd wealth, she is eu-
titled.
The meeting in Hannibal will have Al iu-
calculable good effect upon the rest of the
State. 1t will also hare favorable influence
upon the State Convention, Which if it does
Lot itself repeal some PORTIONS Of the State
Constitution, will TO doubt allow the people
TO FpeAk In reference to emancipation. BIZ
this means discussions will arise, and by its
influence slavery will be killed, as other de-
tested institutions have been. Candidates fol
office will be- asked, "Are you for abolition ia
Missouri; if SO, how:'
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Charges Of criminal neglect on the part Of
the officers in charge Of a convalescent camp,
where >here are now 10000 L en- having been
made. move will be made for special Con-
gressiona committee to invostigate them.
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PUBLISHED (DAILY) By
EDGAR SNOW DEN, JR.
xa~ OFFICE-No. 1O4 King street, over
c.one's formerly French's) Book Store.



Bv way of Fortress Monroe we have Rich
mend papers to Saturday last, from which we
extract some items of Southern news 4 des-
match from Wilmington North Carolina, states
that one of the Federal gunboats had been
abandoned in New River, and burnt by its
crew, who afterwards escaped. William A.
Graham, the conservative candidate, had been
elected to the Confederate Senate by the Legis
J lature Of North Carolina. Three hundred and
seventy prisoners of war and fifty political
prisoners were brought down from Richmond
by the flag Of truce boat.
The Richmond Whig speaking of affairs at
Frederick sburg, ys:-''lt is proper to say
I that unanimous vote Of the council sanction
ed the reply made BY the mayor: and that a
arge and deeply interested attendance Of spec
ntators testified by their applause their tull
measure Of responsibility for and endorsation
9f the course pursued by their legal representa-
tive AS for the Citizens their determination
to let the old ship so down in the tempest,
but surrender they never will. The women
andchildren have all left \ great many males
however, still remain to watch their property
Gov pickens message to the Legislature
4 Of South Carolina was sent in on the 25th.-
4 lie urges the support Of the Confederate au~
thorities In measures for common defence.
lie forbears, in view Of the crisis, to OBJ
Jet to the conscript law, though viewing al
such acts as against the spirit Of the constitu-
4 ton He alludes to President Lincoln eman-
4 apatlon proclamation, and recommends the
4 formation Of State guard of citizens under
4 Sand over Is for police duty. He says the
4 Mate has furnished $4,000 Confederate loops,
B besides eight regiments for coast defence. lie
urges prompt organization Of negro labor, SO
mat the torti6cations around Charleston may
'emade permanent
q Col. Duncan *. McRae, of North Carolina,
mas resi- gned his commission in the army, be-
GoSe, as he says in q letter t. Gov. ance, he
Iah no longer, consistently with his sense Of
4snty and self respect, serve the government
4 " the Confederate States. The reason for
'.s step i the frequent promotion Of junior
yoeers over him. He offers his services to
NE State Of North Carolina.
4 1ne mayor Of Mobile, in letter to the Gov
~'9r OF Alabama, Lcticing the resolutions re
1 ~.'! ~a,! passed by the Legislature Of the State
."D reference TO the defence of that city,
I %s 'hat the people Of this city: with
4 ~: ~ ''snctIon of class; have long ago made up
%,Mn' ~" MINDS that come what might, Mobile
~"o"d be defended to the last.
4 ~" johnson and staff left Richmond
4 n, ''7 10Th tor the West. Colonels Cobb,
w. >'2rsoa and Colquitt have been made
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! Thomas e. Flood, charged with felony, Was 1cs
nanded to jail, to await trial before the Cir
cult Court at It's next term.
James Quagan I. Boyd and r. Montgon.s
cry, charged with felony, were examined, and
Ouagan and Boyd reminded to jail for trial b.
fore the Circuit Court, and Montgomery dis
charged
William r. Howard was appointed receiver
Of rents Of the property, in this City, belonging
to the estate Of John Snyder, deceased-where-
upon; w R. Howard qualified and gave bond
as said receiver.
John Davidson, recognized to al pear at this
term ofthe Court to answer a charge offelony,
in buying stolen goods; knowing them to be
such. failing to appear scire fGacIas was awar-
ded against him and bis security, Il. McN'u-
liame. returnable at the next terra Of the Qua
terry Court.
Wm. Wools charged with stealing tobacco,
&C.. from Pitkin 4 Co., was examined and
discharged,
Charles Lucas free negro: charged with
stealing articles Of clothing, tobacco, &c, was
found guilty, and sentenced to one years I'M
prisonment in the county jail!
Matthias Esg]eston, a free negro, charged
with felony, was examined and discharged.
Several cases Of unlawful detainer were dis
posed Of as follows:
| Peach vs. Bcnedick-verdict for plaintiff.
Charles Graham vs., Patrick Shves-verdict
| for plaintiff
J. ". johnson IS. Robert 1I21l>s-verdict
for defendant: with costs. The lease in this
case had no stamp affixed, as required by ! late
act Of the =. S. Congress-
To-day Wm McKeven was brought before
the court, charged with larceny, but the Court
decided the offence to be petit larceny and
that the prisoner unless bail was given
should be ren2anded to- jail, to await an ipdicl
ment, before the next Quarterly Court.
| The W ashington correspondent Of the New
York Times, under date Of Monday last, speaks
as follows Of the delay at Fredericksburg, and
Of its effect upon the campaign: 1t is no
| longer question that the Army of the Poto-
mae owes its failure to cross the Rappahannock
promptly, or its arrival, to inaxcusable delay
in the furnishing of pontoon bridges and means
Of transportation. From this cause the most
magnificent military movement Of the war; and
one which, if promptly executed, could scarce
ly fail Of success, has been ruined in its first
step: ani the army on which, more than any
other, depends the hope Of the nation, again
| placed in d critical position, necesSltatlng an
entire change in the programme for is opera
| tons.
| Charges Of criminal neglect on the part Of
the officers in charge Of a convalescent camp,
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brigadier generals General Howell Cobb

bfIgaulor generals. Jcncfal ilo"tu Atbp
is about to 60 to Florida to assume command
Of military district.
Ex-Governor Hcrschell Y. Johnson is the
Confederate Senator elect from Georgia, IN
stead of Judge Jenkins
Walter II. Brooke, Maryland refugee acci-
dentally shot himself at Danvl]o, Va, last
week
A railroad accident occurred or the Whining
ton and Manchester railroad on the 2Sth ult.,
killing the two Misses Nevbolds, Of Charles
ton, and voundlng several.
The Richmond Wing says lone Of par,
tisan corps in Tennessee was captured by the
Yankees and hung The colonel Of the regi
ment subsequently caught some Federals and
hung five Of them and sent word to the Fcde-
raj general what he had done, and stated it
was his system Of warfare to hang five for one.
Lieutenant F. NJ. johnson, Eleventh Maine
Regiment, was brought to Libby prison, III
Richmond, on the Goth. He was captured,
with four others in Mathews county, while at
tempting to destroy the salt works in that
county.
An immense bed Of rock salt, affording ap-
parently, an inexhaustibIe supply: has been
discovered at Opelika, Alabama.
Jackson, Mississippi, was fred in several
places on the night of Nov. 18th.
Abner Jackson, a prominent citizen Of
Tennessee, has been arrested on the charge Of
dislovaltv to the Confederates, and committed
to JAIL
At Richmond, on the Goth: at auction, New
Orleans molasses brought s. 80 to 40 per
gallon: brown sugar in bbis, 62aI0 cts: Old rice
81 cts: white and brown sugars so to 65 cts.
per ID. Super carb soda So 80 per b. fine
salt 05 to 81 IS per h.
1T is useless to disguise the fact, says the
Richmond Enquirer, 'that the abolitionists Of
Memphis and Helena have succeeded in get
ting good deal Of cotton. Wagon loads are
daily going in: and boats go up the river heav-
lily ladcned.
Colonel Thomas J. Jordan, Of the 9th Penn
sylvania regiment, who had been imprisoned
at Richmond for some time past, awaiting trial
for alleged outrages IN Tennessee, has been re-
leased.
The Washington Republican expresses its
''vant Of faith in the leadership Of the Fed
eral armies in the East" and intimates that
Gen. Grant is the man for the crisis.
A dispatch from Fort Fisher North Carroll
ma saws the schooner Fiashaway, eleven days
from Nassau, with SO sacks salt, has arrived
| safely.
There Will be no public receptions at the
White House this winter.
Only a portion Of the 800 Indians sentenced
- L. L.,n.z IA AI;nnnsnta fnr 11111rlnr will be
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Yonsers y VI scr, $50 Nsw,owu. L. Ii acrss 500
Elizabeth. n. J.I scrc.0OO Beth, H. L...." acre 800
bergen fIishts $40 Fsirmoupt W.T. Co scr 90
lexington A. Il scr. 6OoO Mt Vernon W.T. Col scr 5000
H,6. pan are 3iAa Youser. VIZ Col acre 1000
Msm.ron,c. y y 2scrs1oO0 T,rryiowr WI Co "a 5000
usr..r, Riy.r Y?aT. $50 rorihsm WI Co. 2 ar. so
Lleweyn PAN 2sc-. 10 Youker VIZ Co acres Is go
W blosnfsS " ia COO B,l.vie y J.. acres 49, 900
B.rgsn Pint J3trs l2oOg Sing sing y. Coz
Winheld l.. l.. a.oo Nyaes \: U.s. acres O. o
rabSSilo. ~ .'r.27o,o \ Rschelle VIC - slo oo
Dur.n, y J.tsere. 1908 psien Conn % acre, NJ 9c
Pr Nam 10 .~r.- TO- SO Northsn pton Mass g gc
Dobbs Ferr, " Y-6Ar' IsHyte~n. n IL: acie.. NV
Wilton. Co.. ceres Ihfosfs Heeh ~ m.
s,S S - .SIs. sessSro 50
lou > 70 ~. no. 90 ss.rboro W'rCo.l2s go,
a. p,oa,,s : ~, oool Cf.ne.vie NJ. .le ar. 81
Irvirsicn y y "a 80 go Hyde Park IA AZ. ~
pl,i"sJ n + l. ace. 90 Manuel kocs'd Co... 500
,5,'S, a., Co rs !. e,o scsrboto VIRGO 20 H. 90,
M si.ns "a, % i7. $50 " Bmu,wick y. goa 4 80
,ho s,.s 20 ~. 800 Baomsed n 70 r. 500
IN. ..u.aei 20 .-r,2 ,ca Poasht,rP.io. llJs 1000
S..s, G0csd z. zoo P P.ss \ .ers. 800
ps-ie r. % r.'I,oo cinte n 81 seIs. 80 s.
E.A:y o e. sS S d.G.. Co.. 200
Gr.sGsih coSs q a.. 800 Mom.ts~n n sn IS 90
Yons,.N = pacls. 20 GEO Poashkeep.e, Y ga 10 ooo
Ns"M..st 90 80 T c'ss,s Or Co; 3s
0,.tsf Bs, T. ts srrss Eng Neighbh HJ.aoa TO- 400
NJ NJ Sa Co NJ "a 800 cslssh4n n Yso az. ~
a,on GO NY - ara 500 Irviuston " Js3 ~ 10
wLDu, 0rCo. Yc3A3oco White Plains, Y. i? 600
Norrown = Go lrs 100 Union Co y. JOS 500
FGrmined.~ - 600 " chichester Shire io0s 10 600
Hu1 River VIRGO 1a,oo0 - H-mbs Dutch {. lvl 49, o.
BrnnsWict ln0 q 90 Fulton Co. n Y.lO5 so
Hscs,m,k Rv 100 H, aD Auburn Cayusa Co 20 10 o
Pou.htp.i- IIOAg. y o sing sang 10 az. s. 20
pou.n.p,ie lt1 20 e0 iArheld Eu ls0 - on
T,fyosn y go P,ntrli ". J. rs ~ Oo0
fia,h ns T. .lA .cre. a. 600 Wswir.ins UlsCo.t0s o@
so Anboy " 20 ara $500 Southampton, Mss. 800 So
Ocean N 800 a.. 9oO0 lfyiusion y $50 -! sOu
WITH A GRFAT VARIETY or VILLAGE RESI-
DETCFs BUILDING GROUNDS. MILLS fACTOHlES.
WATER POWERS. &c. FOR SALE IN THE COJS-
llFS AND STATES ADJACENT 10 IIE CITY
e. q. PIRATE
No ~ Piuo.st. Room No O
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DEAL ESTATE at AUCTI0N-A very de-

IDEAL ESTATE at AUCIIUN-A vet! Ut
~ ,sbe PROPERTY, - miles south OF the ny ., ad
Lepsie on the containing 30 acres Of choice Lana
well adapted the ro~th Of all fruits and now .ocfea
a variety of grape vines and young trees Inc rouse
plan but the barn and css.ehouse and COW.
stables henery admirably arranged, and all N nos
excellent condition. The abovrdescriOed properly III
the attention Of purchasers and will be sold at auction
In the City Of Pougbkeep-e in front Of the Court honse al
u o'clock = M, THURSDAY, March 20, 1867 Terms
yery and made known the sale. Possession i'm
e1atey For ul part,culars apply II person or y
letter TO HENRY W. SHAW, Real Estate Broker, Pough-
K. ep.e. Dntchess Co, ~ T.
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US-ACRE FARM for SALE or EX-
asps) CHANGE In the Town of ELIZA, IS miles from
Detroit Mich miles from Lapeer, the County Town. now
rented 10 good tenant House aud OnBuidiogs, and well
f.n.eI Their. /. a yonng orchard bearing Farm is
krted by beautiful lake two miles wide with hsh IN album
dance View from the House ID delightful Very healthy
good neghborhcod Inquire Of OF sddess o. H. fauL' no.
I56 Fuiton-st., Brooklyn, N. Y.
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NOR SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES.
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Urn Goods.
March Sta.
n DRESS GOODS
MARCH =, l562.
OLD PRICES!

s. Is. CHITTENDEN Sc Co.
OFFER FOR SALE VERY LARGE PROPORTION
or THEIR STOCK. INCLUDING ALL KINDS OF
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YEAR.
TON OF TIE COUNTRY. AND OF ALL WHO HAVE
BEEN WAITING FOR
GREAT FALL IN PRICES,
Is RESPECTFULLY CALLED TO THIS NOTICE
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lY AUTHOR OF EAST LYNNE
vNHE TRIBU NE AIM N A &
FOR 1867.


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Second Session Of the NXYy1h Congre.. and the srecl
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Nos Reddy:
FYiE LENNON SLAVE CASE.
cHE FUEL HISTORY
THE LENNON SLAVE CASE.
IRON ITS ORION to IT'S FINAL DECISION ~ THE
COURT OF APPEALS.
COsTysTt:
OPINION or JUDGE FAME before whom the
fret hoard
OPINION or TIE SUPREME COURT
ieirf and ArssmsDtsof
CHARLES OCOSOR.
M. " EVARTs. AID
JOSEPH BLUNT. 10 the Court 81 Appeal,
And the Opinions Of
JUDGES DEMO. WRIGHT. and CLHRKE
Ire srsts importance % legal and political principles
H'oVFc-he bocne's with Which the made ana
p~ Hiis with which the sust..Eeo oL both
'.Sf fhof This one Of tao significant ara sayerssy
Itst'"ns uh' ina, ever toot place in this country.
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BARGAINS! BARGAINS! BARGAINS!

BARGAINS in Lace and Muslin Curtains and
- Drapees, Window Holland Quilts, Counterpsncs. and
Blankets selling very reduced prices In order TO ces1
out the entire stock Also Linen Dsnssk Table Cloths an
Napkins OF the finest bc bought for cash. and now offered
at less than the Of importation Purchasers wiz please
Nos LOG and 40 Gthsv,
G. 9. HOOK
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CONTENTS.
l.. COUNTRY H0sE N AMERICA. .
How came to bay Farm. 3 The Building Of tiouo
a. Free Soil" L. IL suits snd Sugg estions
SKw PICTURES CALtPORsiA.
l. San Francisco alter Ten D. The Northern Mines. .
Years. 2. Travelling in the sieHs Ne
2 The Valley Of San 1o,s vsda.
A Journey 20 the e,sers. 9. The Southern kiines
4. A Struggle. . Tho BIG Trees o. Caihvefa'
3. The Sacramento Valley. 10. California Home.
al. A pons IL TIE THUIINUiAs FOREST.
l. Taking Possession. Z. S,orks and AuthoIs
2 How we spent the "I,h.n 8. Viscp Of Sudden Death
RheiDhaltsbrpn Legend. Q. The Forest and IT'S ~
As. Firit German Shooting gends.
Match 10. Day Dreams.
D. Ernest OF Cobrrg.
w.. WALK THROrGH FhASCoSisS tWl1khhiANp'
V. TRAVELS HOME.
The Hudson and the Ca.s s. Montreal and Quebec.
kNls G. TIE Sagnensy, &c.
B,rkshirs and Boston : Niagara and ia Visitors.
3 The White Nonn,ai. 8 Q. Trenton Falls aud SNa
L. \ cent OF Mount " ashiny togL
ton
VI PERSONAL SKETCHES.
l. The + eslies . The Writers for " Punch
? Tie Broypipgs 4. Leigh Hunt.
VII. COMMISSIONS OP aNDits.
WIZ IHk HAUNTED 7rsN1Y.
Vol l2mo. I 2. - -. . ,,,
The CAXTON EDITION Of BhfAhD TAfLORS fhDsf
WIZ TlNG5, in 10 Monthly Volumes Is no" H. course
pub icaiion. ,.. ..,-,or =,
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GulilarD Notltcs.

Recrats Wan;ed-for UR'on Toast Gusrd Sfh res
t., S4,y YORK lrItesrs iu active service 81 fofs
Monroe Va Apply az No. 80 i.Af -. o..
Lieut. co Why. Recruiting Ofhcel.
Twenty good zen Wanted Tor service IN fr-
ltiu- Agents ether pa:,- having frrJt'
t. tsa ,lsf cen Opportunity iot res1laion -
c1Iiag upon tie sub.sribe> - Love- toiel y ron ~
o'e.ock ocOrs Oh " b-tr-iirf re~t I-
inst ~ j. r.-liug dance fIou New fors Ca ecdfe'-.
by le,te. t,I 10 days Boa W jlj Nrwst. NryJc ~
SAM. * NICHOLSON.
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,iyWO CApITAL SELLING WORKS.

1.-TWO CAPITAL SELLING WORKS,
1 SoLp s1cLusisrL1 ~ CasvsssENs ssn AGss1a
kos fLrLsnlsg ~ NrSHhs' " p eeu', zach,
HEROES kND MARTYRs-NOTABLE aEN-Isi0 q,
Fd.;ed ~ FEAsE MooHE.
Two Portraits ~rr4nfy engraved Steel with fal and
UKEBELLi0S HFcoRo-sxyi MesTutr ED,ros,
Eiiiri ~ FHGsg MoOHr
Each Nunb.r illustrated with Steel Portrait, " Pc
Of Diary. DOCUMENT, and itcidsniL ,-,,-.,
The si.stara authority q tic wI In''usbe"s record
.pph'-iioo. 70 Asers ssi csay.,e. dsse',v. TsI''J
viii be given AP'IJoc I INA "a Ssn,f', Sseyy
- On reeip, Of l. four numbers o. sfhei Of the ora.
will be- ty mail free Of postaSe Liberal sHsns-nsn"
made ih ro,ns''er' or Cs'syneh "he wish TO CaD
"NSE re Marching Down to Dixie's Land. -
w New Song sne C.ofu. a. .uns By our eoos
reesip, Of Is eent. 5 T GORDON, No. 20 Broadway.
"NEW MEDICAL BOOk.-Dr. BOST-
~ wICKs Wort Seminal Di.ses Hints BEFORE
End After M"Irs.s, ksfsop' Debility impa'sney "a RIO
/. without exception the moot truthful ssd n'eia
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