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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-03
Newpprk Daily 1ibn'Ia
WEDNESDAY. JUNE 8, 1863.
To Advertisers.

tn, WEEKLY TRIBUNE has circulation OF One
rrd,.s and Fiy Thousand copies and large proportion
,u, .ob.ob.rs tsks other journal The 'Pse' In tfi'
.,.. allotted to sdve1ement necessarily limited 20 that
.b have the advantage Of beng esy seem and all are gen
,.ly reed with much interest news matter THERE"
q, those who hsv, tried 1t know. advertising medom In
the country ehesp because there 10 none 40 profitable "
shs advertiser The paper circulste' among the industrial and
thrifty casesthe farmers, manufacturers merchants ana
mechanic, OF III. country, and II carefully read BY he
wives and daughters It'll safe to TIA. esoh
I'm read every week By not les than half "i0o Oh 'N'
most Intelligent fths people He who makes h'
merchandise or hi, manufactures known 70 u" HH"
number scattered ell over the loyal States ssane' TAI 70 90
% 10 his own manifest and great advantage
Adverti.emsn,, ON tbs 6h PsSs are 81 ~ and on the
eighth page 81 line For this weeks i"u' they mu''
be handed In to-dsy.
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what this writer is aiming at Mexico, Central
America, Venezuela, Cuba, JamsSa, Hayt.
Xc &c constitute "tbe entire region" he
was intent on anncxing and fears we have
missed through the War for the Union; aud
Ls knows just as we'll as we do that
tho controlling purpose of Manifest Destiny
wa, to iasten Slavery for ever on this vast
and fertile area of tropical America, and thus
chain the Free States sndurngy to the chariot
wheels of the triumphant and invincbe Slave
Power. "And all these hopes, alas have
been destroyed" and we are particularly gi"d
of it. Far better restricted area win
Freedom and Justce for All than tho empire oil
the Caesars with Slavery for ito basis. " ~" here
l. liberty dwelIs, there 10 my country
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Constitutian, when involves the maintenance
of the UnoD. Tbe enforcement Of The laws
is the Presidents sworn duty; the abolition 81
Slavery is not. Slavery is being abolished by
the Rebellion, which renders as continuance
incompatible with the National integrity aid
security. We hope to live 10 help rai'e n
monument to JEFF. Davis for having 90 power.
fully contributed TO the overthrow aud utter
extinction of Slavery.
The War ia prosecuted, and is - be prose
cuted, for the single purpose of enforcing the
laws and reGstablishing the Union. II has had
aud has no other object Slavery must share
the fate Of the Rebellion only because it r.
bone of ito bone aud flesh OF its flesh.
Ardently aud increasingly DESTROYS Of Peace,
there has never been moment when, bad the
Rebel chiefs sent an agent to the President to
say, owe will give up the Rebellion, lay down
our arms, and return to the UDisn, if you will
siipulate that the ConGscaton Act and your
Emancipation policy ,hall be no further pressed
to our prejudice" and We had been asked to
advise him as to his action in the premises,
that our prompt response would not have becn'
Accept those terms az once, aud give THIS
distracted country Peace" How it may be
month, q quarter, a year hence, must depend
on the fortunes OF war: but thus far We have
steadfastly sought Peace on any terms con-
sistent with the integrity and honor OF the
Union.
But there is point of view, a more than
possible contingency, in tho light OF which
The Times's incubation above strikes US as
exceedingly mistaken and Perllous. There are
those among us who contemplate Peace and
Reunion Oh the basis Of new concessions, new
guarantees, now humiliations TO the Slave
Power on the part Of the Union. To all such,
We are intensely infeIibly hostile, az we trust
IN. Times is also but its language above VIII
be triumphanty quoted a. justification by those
who contemplate pungiug the Union into thi'
immeasurabe abyss Of calamity and shame
We pray The Times to leave them no shadow
OF excuse for this perSersion.
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a ssJORT CORwFY.

Throughout she last year, The N,r. Y,ys
Herald was sn eager and vOciierous promp.se
of Arbitrary Arrests. TIE seizure Of ten x
fifteen Copperheads per week was regarded
by it as contemptibly inadequate. Arrest
Arrest Arrest was its perpetual cry: why
don't tho Government imprsou the Copper
heads, and tho AbOlitonists, and everybody elss
who eyinces the least fepugnance to or inclinl-
ton TO criticise its courseP Now that the
President has wisely and properly put stop
to the whole business, save that Military Com
maudants ore allowed in rare instance TO deal
with civilians who are Systematically 1emOra.
izing the Union armies and obstrucsing tho
recruiting service, The Herald turns short
corner and denounces the very policy which il
so long upheld aud sought to invigoras X
says
y.lsudi.h.m viii be pcrmis,sd to escape rom ne
Consoscy to Canada by way Of Mas tie might Ia fhss
eys9t take up biz sec@e 90 no iOar a., ops0,s oT,
mocrEcy Of hs s,se. Toe prCDaoiHJ would oe tns 10
would get the nomBson for Oover1of aud urks
m he would bo ind mean. 70 cross over and tleh 10
would be sure to bid defiance to the President snd 10 urs-
sde and wound oe impossible TO s9o hn o.. o. me stale
unless By PRODUCING civil war In the Wes;sin sIAea
such The p@r1ou or nnulnsI'y V,s''9''eoos -
which bo dr wrong step invariably e-c NO 200 ssn %
vst from the pursued r. Osn b1nsde thoore
the influences VI Chase s0d the ollefs O ~ az Drpat
lcnt and 4. nsy BE- productive q ircscrane evil lwn
make D. arlyr y.ladssn snd Be As means oil -seSe
ing 20 positioBs OF honor ch ohcfVe % neFei Hols
ive isned Bot It vii re 10 dsInsEs the u2Seinnest
n. u,op. 10 their eec ous have soa.y eA res4e' eh
G,n1proDaion o. taess bitssy ana uuo aeo
In loyal states aud " "a' not P'1a'. 10 ''-' '''
lie, rot excessive confidence in the s5ms, now ulGe, u
o.r iHnsnco the Adninstrsln ssre. Of isL steps
800 ~, ts5n,iunts Al ll.t IN a bloody auaceJ"
GOOD advice enoagh: bat wat must tie
advised think of the adviser
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made viOe-President at large, and Ersstu' Comm
was named for New-Yoik STATE.

made vce-Presdent at large, and Ersstus Corning
was named for New-York STATE.
Gov. Tod of Ohio was brought into Court al
Fairfield in that State, on the LIST inst 70 answer
charges of illegal mprsonment preferred by Ed'on
b. Ods. The case was postponed until tle next
term. The Governors attorney eoi'enu' ."a' '''
client being All officer of the State, Ia DOL nao'o 70
srrest. and asks that the case DO removed 10 'ne
limited States Courts under the law OF The last Con-
gress.
The master coopers held meeting ut tie rooms
CORNER Of Wall and Front streets yesterday after
MON TO take action in relation to the strike Tor
wages on the part of their journeymen. Commit
tee was appointed TO revise their charges for work
and then the meeting adjourned to meet again this
afternoon to hear the report of the Committee.
- The election in that portion Of Virginia now
under Confe ierate rule, held last week, was very
close, snd il is doubtful whether Flournoy or Extra
Billy Smith is the next Governor. Wm {. Rlves,
Thos. s. Bocock, X. K. Collier aud VIM. e. Wick
BAN are chosen members of the next Rebel
Congress.
The parties arrested last week at q Bowery
rum.mill fol resisting the enrolling officers have
been dismissed by Gen. Nugeut. after sharp repri'
msnd, and the disclosure Of their real names and
residences. The General was easy in the case be-
canse it was the first one that has occurred.
Among the persons who were killed by the les!
disastrous explosion at San Pedro, California, was
Mr.. VIM. Fesseuden Nys of this city, son of Capt.
Ezra Nye. Mr.. Nyc Was young man Of the high
est character, aud was among the earliest settlers in
California.
Some correspondent with more enterprise than
conscientoufness having get afoat story Of alleged
spiritual meetings at the Presidential Mansion, il is
deemed proper to state ul tue parties named as be-
ing present know Of no such meeting.
An accident occurred yesterday at Washington
TO one OF our war balloons. il had asoeuded about
100 feet, when i. was struck by flaw OF wind,
which caus,d great rent. The aeronsu, fell to the
ground, but sustained 10 serious injury.
Secretary Seward passed through the city yea
terday on lis way from Auburn to Washington.
The Stock uarke. was firm before the Board,
but the regular session the tendency sso lowor prices
much activity in the movrnenL The changes were
not very Important bat the exhibited the nsigrs
weiue, Of tie OcVeTan satA heavy III symps
Thy with snd a. he close he whole utks; Saswcah
At the Second Bcard the make, hiv sc'ive bet 't
weak osih stock being pressed TIE msriet Al tho
clock cali tho quotations trmsr and At The cose the
marie; vss.sd, In folssl BIZ. tie a. odcTs.e
a. .0Gl sterng 80 for Ffaacs. Fvi.ht'
without Important change Ia Money there has been con
siderable sctyity q Gel q Tho sod mo'.nS ut has
not been ,..vs md the change, have been unmp0'.Dt
The quotations have Gactusi-i bsta eeu lWid .!
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Tie BorH asserts o discrepancy between ouf
doctrine and our practice with regard 70
newspaper personalities which has no iododa'
zion in truth, as the columns Of our two jour-
nails will attest. Since The World Vas stsrta'
it Ia, contained scores of editorial paragraphs
a,sailing All individual by name because Vi 10
views propounded through these columns; NO
defy it to produce a single paragraph IRON
THE TRIBUNE wherein the personality oil mo
conductor OF Tie World WIS reproacsidiI' NJ
dicated. So with our habitua deinmers ia
Boston. Albany, Buffalo, Detroit Chicago.
&C., &c. We refute their positions Of 'e'
them alone They answer US with scutrH'"
abuse of an individual which. even bad Ii sy
Justification, would be totally irrelevant.
The World says We once accused M
Bryantn of falsehood. This is penI'tencs
in the systematic uniruth we arc exposing
We never had u word to say of "hr. bryant
in tho premises, and have 10 knowledge taN
he vas personally our traducer. Bat he Ices
inc Post contained q most groundiess, wansoa'
dar.aeng inexcusa5e untrutb, leyeed o. mo
Editor of Tn TRBUNE-not at any persia
by name-snd We repealed It with Indignah'
directness. How it is that ono man SHAH %
held at liberty 70 charge another un'fu'a'u'5
with the gravest moral dclinquencies "l'no"
a violation Of social etiquette, yet 1t shall %
accounted indecorous to brand that ca'dmnI
as It deserves, we never yet understood Sos
probably never shall understand. " Be'"eea
rs Lc truth
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ILLINOIS.

The Democratic Legislature Of Illinois, which
adjourned over last Winter. met yesterday
at Springfield for It's second session. During
its interim. one of it. Democratic Senators
died, and hi. place was filed by SPECIAL
election. That election was rendered important
by tho fact that the seat to be filed was the
odd one-the surviving Senator'S standing IL to
II, 40 that the new Senator would give pre-
ponderance to tho friends or enemies as might
be of the National Administration. The result
is as follows:
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Of the United States. IL insists that "i!
would be quito time enough for tbe public
opinion Of America TO prOoanoe definite
judgment upon the motives Of Nspoleou's in
tervention in Mexico when circumstances
should make the distinct development of those
motives practicable" Carried out, these prin.
ciples would open the United States for the
/" civiliziug" plans Of Napoleon no lens than
Mexico; for, after oil, the consequences Of our
war will furnish to any Power desiring 10
derive profit from our troubles much better
pretext for war than the Jecker bonds.
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GENERAL NEWS.

AT 9 meeting Of the Historical Society ia.t
evening, the Special Committee, Of which Frederick
De Peys.sr il Chairman, presented partial repOr,
In regard To the purchase Of Audubons collection of
the birds Of America, for which they had paid OOo
The collection embraces upward Of sixty volumes.
Ths committee paid high tribute TO the memory Of
this eminent orniihologist In tho absence OF the
speaker Of the evening, Mr.. Bradish introduced Mr..
Bancroft, the historian, who delivered a short 3D.
drsss on the character Of Charles Jane, Fox.
Yesterday the National Canal Convention wss
opened with praysr) q. Chicago, and Mr.. Filley,
Mayor Of st. Louis, was temporarily mado Chnir.
man. 0ovsrDors, Ex-Governor, Senators and Ex-
sspstors, Congressman, Mayors and Brigadier-Gene-
rails, were invited 70 it on the platform. Vice.
Psssidsot Hsmlin was chosen permanent Chairman,
cad one Ves-Chsirmsn, and one Secretary FROM
<aeh ssats, were chosen. Hiram Walbndgs was
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Nr~iiI Hoo.


sOGeiA. iReported.
"A later Dispatch from br. sparks makes h majority 5lI
Take this result of an important special
election with the Union triumph at the late
Charter Election in Springfield, which went
heavily Democratic la.t Fall, and the result
OF tho Charter Election in Chicago, which
showed a large Union gain in spite OF an i'm
mense fraudulent vote, uud We cannot doubt
that the action OF the present Legislature, md
especially it, strong unmarked synPathies w''h
the Rebels. has revolatiouizcd the state de-
moli.hing the late Democratic majority.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-03

We hardly expect that the Copperhead mas
meeting TO be held this evening will take
suggestion from us az 10 the topics for Discus
sion. but We beg leave, nevertheless, TO offer
single point. We move that the two subjects
of consclption and negro regiments be consid-
cred together and in their relations 70 each
other. If CONSUMPTION is a hardship so great
as to suggest the propriety OF resistance, what
would be the effect upon IT Of putting fifty
thousand, or hundred thousand, or even two
hundred thousand black men IN the place Of
white once This is sum in arithmetic
which could be cipbered out without
the use Of the blackboard ~ the entire
comprehension Of the intellectual citizens
who will surround the several platforms to-
night On the other hand. if it shaIl be msiu-
tanned that the honor of the white race will
not permit that blacks shall have any share
in the fighting, then VIII it not be the fair
and manly thing to insist that the whites thall
do their own fighting without lodging At
all events, lot the question be fairly put to
the loyal heges-will Z hundred or two thou.
sand of you submit quietly and like men to
the draft, or will you stay at home and JET
that number Of black men take your places
! A little free discussion on this topic would
rive practical turn TO the speeches, which
could not fail 10 enlghten many iGqulrin.
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Broadway.

Tax INVALID CoRrs OF ioSoR.-ln e0mPii', ;,
80. '-,.,.,,,,, n. war Department Col. RoOe" N's
W.. .N,r,haiL snsral Las detailed Capt
CT. and Lem, Jane. w Powell. j.. of '1e oaSa
III c., Il. oh.se OF the recruiting service fDo
.-.,.,xo.s for ,his corps has been es.aol'hes
rr.rl,iu ..soe,. where all cfissr, and enlisted Hsa
Tain inform..ioa regarding tho necessary steps 70
.d,...on into ths bGauch VI the military service
.rn,n.r, hsiug most au1iOus prosds o' snd e"s 0'
o,,s0i solders who from wounds Of the haTtrh'P'
M longer able TO perform active duty IN tns "'
ordered the organization OF ,his corps. Fa' 9a"~
ehiciy A sail,oa saI lzh. Sisg:hsA
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NISrLE GARDXN-iI tKo'Ar"EE - new
"A change in tho performance last Lisni' wren ~
Itorciors Was gwen, Nile. VesIvsh doing the o'.
So. Tae performance Of that character gave s'eT
pl,..rc O., she AL hence, from the e1f-esiIe'S -,
jnt-,.l, y, lch characterized TIE de- an"'i'"' 1''
added much 10 the lIdy'' reputation. no eo'rP','
81. a,,h.,. seemed 10 be eXiemporlz'd, ann in"H
innate. Ii-lo, worth while 70 summon Az ~
,,o,lI If Nev-Yorh . Lc,r indifferent vocaira''o'
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TEE nrp.EasC or TEXAS.

News has reached this city direct from Mat
amoras. aud which comes from such source
That there seems nO reason for doubling IL,
that Gen. Sam Houston will be Il candidate
for the Office vi Governor, aga.lot some half h
dozen competitors, on the Lone Star platform.
In other words We are told TINT 1t IL his pro-
pramao to reGsiablish the Republic oil Texas.
Wnrn Texas shall have been cat oil by the Oc.
cupation Of tie Mississippi River from its con-
neciion with the military despotism Of JEFF
Davis it will be natural for her people 10
think Of reyyng tho Republic, and II our Gov.
eminent does not occupy some portion OF her
territory before the fret Monday IN August
next, Houston's project mny bo carried into
effect. 1t ID only, however, secession under
new gu,e, and tho grounds urged in its favor
arc not oven plausible. Should Texas elect
Houston and declare the Republic revived, her
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-03

Tie Dolg Ae.cs ia distre.sed NJ the French
sucoessos IN Mexico, which ill the heart oil
ito brother Copporhead, The HOdd, with rrati.
tudo and jollity. Tie HOIid insists that M
poeon III. has The most benevolent and phil
anthroplc intentions toward rs ia his Mexican
foray (he spells it Forey.) The Mans cant or
won't, or at all events don't rec it, but iGshes
out thus lugubriously:
This another OF H.. rs.ns Of the osu.l which hs.
sinoe would have believed that ths Mouoo D. cne could
thus bsen snp.d under foot 40 would hayo coed
that foreign power wond dared die
continent Hhnf 4me,ieap ID bslifrc hat u
pd,t ef on, ,saAVei ds'fp'. q, GA'F crc"fH"HJ Gc
nature Ysgfon vhfoh the fu n AcIo aud M
Cd,ibbsa" &oo aud Of gTed aHoaaI lake And
all those hOpes aas alas have bsca dcEToyed by the
odai FOLLY and niquity few unpnepled political mi.
cIvaDts'
The grammar here is shocking; for the
entire region which Surrounds the Gulf Of
Mexico und tho Caribbean Sea" would make
tho Qusersst sort of "a great national lake"
but, in spite oil his calm contempt for l.indley
Murray pad other such old foges. No know
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-03

The Unconditional Unicnists of DELAwARs
will hold Mas Convention at Dover On
Tuesday next (9th inst.), which viii be 3D.
dressed by HlNaY WINTER DAVIS, DAVID
prpirY FIELD, JAS. NJ. SCovEL, oil N De-
Gen. RopERr {. ScHEScK, aOd Of his dutiSs
should not preclude) by DANIEL 5. DICKINSON
Special trains will leave Wilmington as t. ID
of that day, returning in the evening
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-03

Iur, k.r>rs Tuh4rEe.-Mrs. Jane h 80. :.
Apuoa.,e. thst IN aiternoon performance ~"
given every Wednesday ami Si.a.d"!' 0's'u"'D'
to.dav. Children wal, on thee cccaslon'' os ~
miuel at half ylice. Al tho attractions u -
troupe Will tc presented.
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Froy Nrw.OeLrAys.--1he steamship ueO's
Cromwell, ,rcm New-oheans Nh! ~
,,clo,k nm, morning. News anticipated
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Mr.. CYRUS W. Field saio for L'verp'''
China this day Wednesday,, but Sue'o'p'0o :,
,bc Atlantic Telegraph stock VIII Dc fe'e'''.
olieo of the American Telegraph Company ""
KrnniMnY.
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yoe TIN Sex AyD worSprp.-.o0r M'0's'@
t.,sa pa,.r. II. Pruyp, RENTS sdo5 more Of SUI
.,riution. by !oyal friends in that country, /" O'
''''r :, IN. b,nei, Of SICK and wounded soldiers
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Tic Times proceeds;

I'VE hold the anl-nanc- Of tho Union to be the one thing
nesdfl-snd hook upon everything tise-fefcry Aboi
ton tobc9s e0PVs personnel Tghts and s - of Tho rr,rnt
Of ,soObdsry consequence II tho Union ds'oVei o. soy-
eminent IL d.stiossd. Our country exl IL no Iclscs
neither we ,hJui succeed IA creating another Haiiob
whether could could rot form sDo' country Ut To-
ifoemsn 70 live his purely oi ,0"otuo 10 would
be pertinent UndOubloty should tfy and pcfhsp
We should racceeo. But s EG.i1n would exist no lotf
SUD 10 obstruction gud ia JUG mont involve rViA
hneiy geaar 70 tho American people black aud Wilt" and
q" We word ct las, then sUy that Oi, from slavery NON
any other THIS for Toe sting that u
sa no, end IN TIE 81 th. hOrtn end south We
eap 1@h'.n, IT, no peace that involves such result.
mhAt viii become Vi slavery Is smother tiJs and ono
Whlch o, Fitfrh We Deem OF sscOaiafy importance Wo
nave d" doubt Tor thst Slss,y viii end
moro sleeYhy ana VIA moto bep.hcsh results ~ oil
cernsd, II mo Union ia preserved tbsh n II 10 DESTROYED
Obeis may thbk efficiently But even Al wa cid think
should still Insist 90 tbs pros.eation Of tho war for
sho J,O aud not the II ubol,hipg slavery
In 50 far as this indicates the duty Of our
Gorerameat in the premises, VIC hold it nearly
correct. What tbs President is sworn to do
Ia to enforce and execute the laws Of The land,
including that tGndameata law, tho Fedora,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-03

Our dates from New-Orleans, by an arrival
Yesterday, are 10 the oath inst. Fun details
sre printed on the LIST and 9Th pages Of th's
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-03

r,o ATLANTIC TlLEGRhPH.-fHe saVscfip"0
49,, T,..,av 10 the Atlantic Telegraph ComPs'1
stock wcro as follows: s,a
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-03

Tie Chattanooga Rsbd of tie 27th ult. has
been refreshed by conference with the dS.
tusuisbed exile IRON Ohio Clement /. Val
landigham, aud cannot repre,s ia oxidation.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1863-01-17

anplicants. Directions for cuftiyasiHg and
caring will accompany each packnEe SEMI
Cotton Seed. an prnnssed 9 gnoa SUP
ply OF upland Cotton Seed, perhaps sasii-
cient for all who Will appiy. sDirectians
for c6ltiyatins will he sent With The eeel.
Hemp Seed. A eurrty OF iletsp Seed q
xpAcsed. D,festsaas AIS will hs sent t.s VIII
this seed. The eaftiv alton Of Hemp can
be made profitable in this State.
White WiiIoU. Snme 10 or ID thousand
cuttings ofsNhiss Willow will be ready Tor
dlstributioB. This Willow is lighfy som
mendrd hath fof timber and hsdk sbes Or
d.rs aasended I'd when srrengen eats are
made for transportation ~ expfssss mailing
otherwise, with direefiaas sor Se" or
= ryanbsr,u pianfs. AL persons who de.
i -. !. J, s.,i,,sate sAs Cranberry, who will
/ is 49, sh..nsfsyes shasghas wsu gire the
i E,rrfs nhrossoh cultivation according
4 4 3, tbs directions, will receive from tea To
| .s.srty pants il ordered previous to the
Ie~ss of March next. The plants, however,
I'll moi hs ready 10 deliver before from
| the / Il to the. 18th of April next. The
tina for setting them our is in May. Ar
rangemsr,ts must be made by partifs order
| inc 20 tuestsshe expense of trancportation,
whieh would NOT be much. H 10 possible
thai the plants can be sent safely BY mail,
| If 40, the soss would be only one cecil 40
oupss. Theys is 20 good reason why this
plalst may not be successfully grown IN
this State. if properly attended to. All
anniicaslans for either OF the above will
ne placed on file, and when they are ready
for distribution, will be forward to parties
ID the order of RECEIPT Of APPLICATION.
Very respectfully,
f." Your ohedient servnnt.
WM. DUANE WILSON.
g. Secretary.