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number unarmei would have stood but sorry chance
"eoh'est vih tscye dcsperndoes arnet IN tho teeth.
captain String ieuan inprs thA the iuh ibtnig OF
Picou are iena kaby friendly "a government They
receive thor supplies from this country and their reI
lions with American MERCHANTS appear 10 be of the most
cordial character They nave had dealings with
rebels bat Invariably speak Of them with oontenp. ana
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News from san Francisco.

sAS FHASCiso, Dec "a, is53.
Arrived, shirs Zousvs and Queen o. the fAsi, from
New YorS
C. o. Gsbredlug. ocs of The founders d the Bailem
newspapcr, died to-day.
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greatest variety Ever offered OF Rsohiy
Embroidered slippers for ladies and q. .teucn FOR Hal
day giis, st tJEFFkKS', SIS broadway.
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Chs..psaks Capsurcd. .na Knnrr

rurs taken both eysnis az. pissssn, 20 contemplate bu
the ladies who the recipients OF . bnpdssrnr sef OF
Koots tur. particularly delighted Present gvsrs
member this Such Rtitso rich. elegant desirable,
stylish fail 10 command statefui
aud you want 10 evort innumrrsbls smiles nom the
hold d DO fsi 20 visit ESOAs 2l2 Broadway
and select sr. that fancy win suit her Taste We
we'll ms, her a
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81 Bsa.stsut. ss veil

- hs mosi ps~fui snt e<Dsc<s pr~iucn ef hs r-esfni
e~r. HOWE sTkykks sTs,ss a rsmAT DJs Colyrs
bsi th~f s@s - Gmrr thAt snr rrs 80 b~fa sh
p~sfses sseesss rhsJ tpnys 81 "A. saagts cpsgr. as
sso 'he nos, st1e1sts ssfss snf are pt ~ 10 nssi
rsels4ss. wa fuf sirsg'.yts fr'sss ~ v tfagss
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The annual opening OF the Washington pond took place
YESTERDAY under the happiest auspices The ce which
was fully Ave inches thick excellent condition, and
was patronized by about Eve thousand OF the elite OF
South Brooklyn band OF music attendance and
discoursed some delicious airs. Manager 0atman
ubiquitous his make things pleasant and
the recipient OF congratulations for the
cessful manner In which the opening was conducted.
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ErcSnnt md Chear.

HEALTHY hkD DURABLE
CHoSDALS Patent Prepared Cork s-lts A large
assortment Of MaLtresses tursdts CeAh,ous seats
for oosches heaires Ao Lfe Preserving Pillows aad Boai
hA''as iaa.. A. coa..sa!. o. hand. ald orteys
6iied a, .i.Of. ,,' a. .1G' - Cs,- ~---
Tvj BROADn ,s-,1s
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UNF1 UVNFl
We vii dcliver free OF freight cha Esprtas once
eas, Of ~ ioseph. Missouri sby o b~auifl Albums
OF the value Of 50 that may b. ORDERED ~ tho
bcrs OF the Amy and Nay Of Inc United States
10 friends a home We manufacture elegant SYKES AAl
ptifes 10 80 ant higher
y VI. r. ANTHONY,
MauutnrtuTerr and Inpou~rs.
ool BfoaduAy New iefs.
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men Forty. forty FIVE atty sixty vevcnty ave
one hundred two and three hundFsn liars each somc
with diamonds on the outside FOR safe by GRO I, Az
LEN tf3 Broadway. one door bor csnat street. formerly
ii Wsii street
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The Soldiers am

Iro" Fouafains, vases, Iron Sumwsss
House,, Wirr Trelll- Work. HUTCHINSON A wtCkkR
SHAM, syp Caual stes,, east Of Broadway.
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Nos. 400 nd 2OA BOwery.-The Cheap-
est Cash Cothng Warehouse g. the city. Overoais tfto
80. Business Coats IS to tia: Pants. s3 20 81
GEORGE A. HUNTER CO.
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Direction Labels and Tags, Al, Kinds
q the mangfAelures's VICTOR dAU0Bg. ii5 Caam.
Lcrs street
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Holiday Rats at Whites, ia style ana
elegance unsurpassed Also variety ~ 6onis aot Lsde,
furs 2t0 B,oNiwuy,
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Cr'stenoro's Hsir Dye. Preventative
snc Wig depot wholrsrle and retan III, AA.,r g,..
The DIE spl.icd by sAlltul ARTIST.
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Detiau ause Ftse aud Burgi.r Proof saf fes.-
Also s!i@hoArd PsrOr Safes for silver plate &c o5
Murray street. earner OF College place PAlRica.
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S hIPPIN NE w s
sssvsreuss or .

MsvsGeuts OF Oeesa q stsam
Nss forwarded BY s,sry steamer me regular hnss
In. s.Ancrs irof - srfoo csN atOu~s
the Csusnisu nne. Witch call Iosdsna.frf IL.
Got ~ foa he toBuDsni. csi at 50
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Diamond .DewcIry.
BISHOP a REIN. impofiefs FIFTH Agcsle Hotel
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rxon Eussrs.

,g,..-, sl. ra,l.h s', 49,. y,-,o.,E,,,,.
s0stfa isssasA
n.st.a yA-sU. =. r.. Trgtros. "a 40 SEs
oHLNlNg.
Y9gs urr
be fisFtHs NE~ OatFtTs- fanisl fFfnisg So
ron fses De- a. sisrs
sratishfr Coo I.ft ffsr Nsa Tofs tsf ff tf Pn
80 H.stlf Notulnl Star frunt rsu f1rt ufr =
FoE rsf4HI--r rauslip o. 60. fyr NsH 1Ts %
altFs
ks~s,essfl asansEs IRON ~ Ynfs DO o. si'Fy
Nta@rn.tft Us -. from - - rra sss ~
Tce 49, psi4 .sf-sts-aasair fAzoo. ffeu ke~ i.fs
Dee ~
sSarssfip feal. a. M s.r 1sfs .-r sPN
f8a ~ lfl.fsrg CIV. sf-ses.sLip To- tsi1 faeu
tos ss.to- h. ,.-s.snss ss.sis. ffsn ~
De-
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Gold Watches for Ladios and GcntIc-

one hah-srd two and hree hundred dollars eaoh Som,
with dlAmoIja tis oaisie For sale by OEO & AfIrN
sls Bsdway one door besr Canal street formerly Of i
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EsrR, CLAss t1S-pec. p, i38i
co. 49, IL, 53, -. 81, A. AZ 81, 40 ~, 81, 46, 90.
CLAn sst-Dcc "a. 1861
%. 6J, 10 ~, "a. "A, 81 ii. 8. 80, 60, l6. GJ.
E,rR, CLASS fs5-Dce 2j 1853
81, "a, 10, 3S. 66, %. so. 6i. ~, -, 10, s. 40
Class tS1-Dec. Is. 1863.
49, a. G3. "a, 8, 58 G7. 2, Gs, ca, SO, Z, "a, 10.
Cirsnars sent oy addressing
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aud ylobaSam or Worlds Hair Dressing uucquacd
ior restoring inyigoratpg heautlyinR and the
halr quickly ceanaog the scap aresug tho fall and im
parting healthy and natural color the hair Thsy
fail TO hair original youth fui
lndys toilet complete without tho zyiobassmun or Hair
Dressing II impartB the hair
and IL sui ted 10 both young aud old.
TUE RESrOkkR REPRODUCFS
1HR HAIR DRESSING CT uLTtyArEs AND BEAUTfFIES.
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Blockade OF Acapulco ana snn Elias, by
the French.
THE PANAMA AND CALIFORNIA STEAMERS ALLOWED
TO TOUCH AT ACAPULCO roE COAL.
IOYVIIN.I
wAsHISaroS, Doc. 23, 1868.


WAsIISoToS, Doc. 81, 1868. !
Information has been received al this department
the effect thai orders have been sent by the imperial
government OF France TO tho commander chef OF the
french naval forcos in the Pacific Ocean to place in
Of blockade the ports OF Acapulco and gan Bias but
that through spirit of beraly and comfy on the part
Of the Emperor Of the French he has decided that the
American packets which constitute the lice betwoen
Panama and San Francisco shall continue TO enjoy the
privilege notwithstanding The blockade, Of touching at
Acapulco In order to their stock Of coal which
they may need for the completion OF their voyage
being understood however that ,hese shall not
receive any passenger that port, any
chi
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No Holiday Gtu for Old You ug any
superior TO the Craig Microscope and Nouuisd Obi
had At SO BroAdwas second door. New Yois aud At
cher places In the city.
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Ma,rshulps
pIhg rpPF TAu 1pnpg

Tl's most popular remedy Giant
fof As luna Bronchitis tOugi4 Cods
Tickling or Soreness of the Throa'
Are very pleasant and rreclua
Neatly put up in siidiug ease.
Couyen ant for the pochrf
sod A. 10 aud % cents uef DOt
ny dealers IA medicines generally
Prepared only by ThoS. 4. MArshail Ttenfou n T.
New York Agency ~ ltrlinbOlda
Drug aud Chemical NarehOuss s9t sg9aiway
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Wxzzit !gFssro for the presen. wee. rsa1, mi.
,a;.,. 'ay> morning. win contain
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"a Deron a, sw " the location OF ths Forts Batteries
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An account e ,hdtp udid and Important Operations
OF the Union For.,s ~ .Ge y. Kslcy's Department,
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The Iateat News from Enrope, Next ., cuba, ST. Do
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Prizes Cashed fn All L-gastzsd s.oste-
res Information girea. JOSEPH RATES Broker, No II
Wa sref No 4
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Holiday Presents Of Anecttcss and Char
tuy-wnEELER 4 WILSON'S Highest Premium Lo,f
Stitch Sewing nnebioes COS Broadway
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A. Customary.
R4HT AsrHoST 81 BeolDw,r
br.e door. from s., slehoi.s no'ei
NssIe.i of al eomrsiii!op
TiI6ToGG1PIIc ALsCNs
snd IN their ,p,tnai s...as. b
CARD PHOTOGRAPHS
irERsoscoFrs ,ad yrpws
- . er~ninf Aeif 'cA oe ots purchasing else
a '"tifsi Complexion. .-Ls,rd's Bloom,
eomp.erion snd skin. DrrggisU egtywhefe aud ~
Broadway
Aromatic sehi-dam schnapps.
rmsored in qaar ana ola. so,l-s
FOr sails by al dfuss'.t' and .rOos''
Army, Nsvy aud civilian corp..-Tbe
WORKERS. hnkefs voters snd fighters for humanity sni hs
siol hssinsi az 9. nsfs man anser' saa ass -.
Sy noLsi,s' sc sgt slo.e eSS va '''' ''''
Perfect Dye IA uiiirr's.
% cents aor. soi b. a. frueziss
AZ Overroas. p,io,. sioi rroscow, szs;
.ilS'''' go Castor 90 tfeasr ~ iiss'. !i, S,s
Brown's Bronebiai Trocpef, for Coughs,
Gods pulmonary aud ssu,e .riers have prO5.i ,ssr
emmy BY s., q many ,-.r, sri received ,e,'no
MAS from emlnsn, mea Who a.. used ,se'a
Bishop ~ Rein. sinh Avenue Uotsi,
sev fofki snf In Paris 70 re DE- j. Neffffis
DIAMONDS CORAL, wArcnrs. g.
Brazilian Pebble speofatiss ana rye
Pressrtsrs are psrunizcd b. ne lif n he unHc
Tboy gse siirs1dinarY resfb W tsy sni n.i' o
dim and dsicctlrr s.htA tor so 0ly bY
SEdwONs Oel,iss Oif-sn.
ctgis BrcaivsT 0IEoaiie sebi slssf
Brilliant aud Powerful Day ana Night
Douhs f.rsr~stFs oasss f1T ite cg-rs -, nsf aus
iourstt uss conpsct pos,shie ali s9cisui,
srmvOse OcniIs's Oplrtsu.
sset. Brssd~ay, under Lsfafsc Has.
Besuttfui Gotd Lorgnets, Cold specfa-
Zee God fYsssssss tsgifsbk Tor rr,sents fi rscfsi
eyvvOxs OeuUtts -0ffgsan
49,. -. MAJ
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Prizes Cashsd I'm All Lrgsiixed Lotteries
aad Information given. GALLAGHER BENJAMIN
$40 Chestnut stfeei, Phadephia.
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Royal Havana Lottery.-Thirty per
PREMIUM paid for Priyes. Information furnished
u-hes price paid Tor Douboons all nds Of God
Silver TAYLOR 4 CO.. Bankers 10 Wall street.
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Mum - COMPANY,

~ soisitors OF American and FOrrign Patents.
md publisher, Of tho flustraisd SCIENTIFIC AMnHL
CAN" 81 Park row, New York
Pamphlets of information about pa,snistrsa
specimen copiesT the papef tree
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superior 20 every other preparation for the bsir IN 10
iesloc iaded and graz hair TO It's original aud
sppeaIsnee 20 prevent q from falling out, overcome
Ieos OF previous use OF preparations nv siphur
sugar OF lead &c and 20 the Impurities sin h.mofl
o. the scalp. Invaluable dressing for VIII
JOSEPH HOYT co, 10 University piacc.
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CItppsr, Sttpp.rt gI,.p,ri

Coral Jswsiry-Ths Bsst As.ortms NJ.
BrnIOp q RIiE. Ffth Arsnus ne-aL
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soothng syrup for Children teetnng sfens the gu-u r.
nuces inflammation. allan a pain. Sure 20 regulate III
bowels Perfectly safe In All Casra millions OF mos
can testify by giving relief aud health 10 he child n y,
resi- 10 the mother. Is cents = bottle
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The European A~i.,ocrncy muss No,

THF FUTOpC"W NIWotfN'V WuSt VOW
depend An erica he choices in the know
world The Extract o tie fHht Blooming Cereus gives out
the immediate breath of the growing flower Il perfumes
the nOou ght mir cf the tropcs Lubin and Jean Marie
FaT q eclipsed PHALON A SON
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= U"'u I.orehtfs' r"I" .P''".
God ffsssssss tsui'sbk Tor t,sessl. iai r.eeifst
sEvvoxs ocuitts-orfs~sn
eD's Bro~twar. untsr % Lsfsfss holie.
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The Death OF General Corrornn.
ARRIVAL or THK RsMaINs-MRErING or OFFICERS
THE FUNERAL, kIg.

H""i' Al 'r I'm NV" VI VrfANEfNs--
The FUNERAL, kTc.
The remains OF General Michael Corcoran who was
accidentally killed by fall from his horse. arrived ia
this city from Washington at ten O'Clock yesterday
morning. On tho arrival OF the body II carried
the City Hall, and laid In state at the Governors
The following officers or the Legion accompanied the
remains from Washington Colonel McIvor, One Hundred
aod seyeHteth New York state Volunteers Colonel Mur
ply, sixty ninth New York National Guard; Colonel
Flood, One Hundred and Fifty nth New York state Vol
untecrs: Captain Coonan, Sixty ninth New York State
Volunteers Quartormaster Fahey, sixty ninth Surgeon
EslIis Sixty ninth surgeon wa, one hundred and SIX.
tyiourth; and few others.
On the arrival Of tho remains at the City Hall there
quito o crowd assembled. Tho cnlin was laid In the
centre OF the Governors room. upon winch ol.
low ing inscription
GENERAL MICHAEL -CORCORAN,
Died rercmber 20. 1906
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JeHers. 57a R,o,,,,,r, .

pveliics us' received for Rsdsy Prcscnt- Ladies sn
&c Ne.ncnf rich embroidered hipprs Buckles. Bo~s AC
All W 10" Irers' A. JkFFbRS, b7l broadway.
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Bishop ~ Rein. giub Avenue Hotel
New rofk. spi IN Paris 10 rie o. ia Nerfsfis
DiAxoSDs. CORAL. wArcnrs. a.
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Militant ana pom. LII na. am NIrhl

Douhs f.rsr~ctFs 0asss f1T te cSsfs. -, nef snf
eurstt uss conpsrt possshs aaf sf1,isni 10 srtfr
srMvOss OtniIs's Ofurtsn,
ssft. Brssd~.y under Lsfafse Has.
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Brown'. Brone Troenes. for cough.

Gods Pulmonary aud ssustc sorerl have pro5si tbs e
.cney w tee, n many years A,i h.ye received te,'o
MAS from eminent nea Who hs,s used tsesa.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-03-12
10 ruEp,TaoNS OF THx WING.

ROr twelve months past advance payment nom Al new Sab
Isrs has been strictly snrced according 70 announeensn OF
previous da.s The enforcement OF Ike terns With the old
psironI Of s paper for long time, been known and ~
% s asssssy equally urgent but relying upon these PAtoaI
70 advance terms nom ssnse Of justice 70
a. rensnberng all business transactions for moShs pas,
sty cash terms, have heated 10 erase hs
aGass such We aai Min
Arys rapidly nersARs indebtedness % WITH
cat oar facilities coeotlas Moneys dae and adopt,
matter Of selPrsrvAon Tie following Of subscription
Tor the fotlrs:
Ne E Be entered soa payment In advance, and ever
certainly taken o. Books al The sxpaOa Of the
time paid for.
Toe PAP going to PeOns who have paid FOR tie sAas
periods Advance OF H. date E be discontinued IT the eI-
pss0a he PNd for 0ue renewed BY advance payment
ms papers persons Who In for past ub
ssEpOH 4sj ~hs sonnae aus 70 be un IA at dNy Of April
asHt vii ee discontinued that day. aai subscriber o. this
Ass E be Akeh subscriber until Al ArreArges pS!d
AbVussIG NIL hsnse0fh be strictly ~ The square, according
Published Annual and other terms Of aeeoamOda
aOa. Ss Elected BY special Arrange=u With the once.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-03-12

the Confsdsracy which was unknown and would not have
been tolerated before the VAR aud it's common re-
mark that the society of Richmond is not what II used
10 be--a model 81 purity, elegance and refnement-
This is not to be wondered at, seeing what advertise
ments are permitted to go into the papers. 1t would
seem that rapidly nearing the day when the news
papers of the South viii rival the New York Herald and
publish any filth rascal may choose to pay for. hari-
monal advertisements are becoming common in our
journals, and we blush to own that the Wing itself
not guess In this matter the readers Of yesterdays
issue may have observed.
The indeceney Of these advertisements Is too obvious
to require illustration There may be instances IN winch
the advertiser is sincere but in the vast majority
cases the motives Of public bidders for wives are more
than questionable No person Of good standing need
90 into print for help mae bashfanesS Is not wont TO
seek such publicity lazness is no excuse for it. and
bertinsm has no right to aiftont public sentiment in
the ublushing blazOnry of type Seventyfve cents or
dollar is it must be acknowledged, great inducement
to the publisher arepectablc paper but even so large
sum that might be given up for the sake OF decency
and good morals.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-03-12
Di,affscted States Of the North.

The r,.olutions submitted by Gr. B4rksdae, of Ms
sisppi, in regard to the war and the treatment we
should extend the DISCONTINUED States Of the North
particularly If the Northwest Sne1ceponIb,e far
As they 20. But they DO not so FAR enough. They
ouly propose listen OateIns from those States when
they ezanate from the duly constituted authorities"
This impes state Of pas-iVcncss part-aud it
i. to that VIC object OF course, nobody-pot the
Wild Irsh-eouli refuse to consider propositions Of
pacific character from any of the duly constituted
thoritiss Of tie Northern States out in tie Northwest,
i is obvious, that the constituted aurhOises being so
divided for the present such propositions could be
made The Governors Of those States, and the Senaes,
elected two years ago, Black RePublc4n; and the
wishes and feelings Of the majority Of the people,
at the ste elections, could only affect the popular
Branches Of the Legislature These are unte'-
stood 10 be hostile TO tue Lincoln despotism opposed
70 the prosecution Of tie War, aud friendly to
the South But standing alone and constituting only
portion Of the State au;hores any proportions from
them would, under Mr. Blrksdlle's resolutions, be
cluded from consideration.
Blu, this is not all We should no. herely wait for
action from those States. Il much prerOgare
a. theirs to initiate looking peAce-for We
have a. much Interest they have, in arres.ing the
waste Generalization and carnage Of prO,rseted war
We should encourage their pacific dispositions, by as
surances tSat we share those dispositions, and will not
sand Oh tribes in giving than effect There are other
and various modes Of action no. necessary or prudent
to specify, which might readily occur TO an energetic
and snterprising Government Secrecy and dispatch
being essential the Of these modes OF action,
they properly m within the province OF the Executive
Department Congress, in session, might pro-
vide the ways and means but the execution must de-
voys upon the Pre-idenand according to his energy,
will be the success Of any efforts in this direction.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-03-12
Confsderate Citizenship.

Mr. Clay Of Alabama, has introduced the following
bill in the Confederate Senate;
Bill TO Do entitled Aet 10 Repeal he Ndthrdfisd
ton Ldrs.
"szN / The Congress Of the Confederate States Of
America do enact That all laws and parts OF laws
for the naturalization Of foreigners aud for securing
TO them the rights of citizens of the Confederate States
NJ America be and the SAME hereby. repealed !
excepting those laws passed by che Provisional Con
grsss which proyde for the naturalization OF persons
enlisted in the armies engaged in tue naval service
of the Confederate States of America during the exist
ing war with the United States OF America.
ISEc 9 No person Of foreign birth, who was not cid
en of the Confederate States at the time OF the inaugura
ton of tf Permanent Government OF the Confederate
States shall be- allowed TO vote for any officer, civil ~
political State Federal unless he has voluntarily ana
faithfully served in the ARMIES or naves OF the Oonede'
rate States during the existing war and has been nau'
rallied in accordance with the provisions OF the act a
proved August 22d 1861 entitled An act TO establkhs
uniform rule Of naturalization for persons enlisted IN
the armies Of the Confederate States OF Amercs, or Of
an act approved December 24th 1851 entitled An act
to amend an act entitled act To establish UNIFORM
rule OF naturalization for persons enlisted IN Tue sres
OF the Confederate States " Amefica.
As the effect of this policy would b, to elevate the
standard of citizenship to preserve The public morals
and to defend socetT from the contAgion TO which
would be subjected by opc0ng our doors to theSAga-
bonds and OUTLAWS Of all lands and especially to the hu,
man vermin OF Yankeedom, we-cannot suppose that IL
will cncouiler opposon in either House OF Congress,
or that it Niltfai meet the prompt approval OF the
Executive The Chinese idea that multitude
nous population is the highest aim OF craftsmanship, and
the best proof Of prosperity and power is too stupid
and shallow to be entertained by any eckonCd fit
for egsstor-sspecally since in this war how
little numbers profit those who have relied on them so
boastiuy. Quality, not quantity, Is the sr,n,p Jon,aa.
Let u, aim at this by building high the walls that guard
citizenship The bill OF Mr. Clay is the foundation
The sooner and the firmly it is laid the better
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BRElDsTUFTs, TOBACCO, COTTON, 90.


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have lately travelled through cd deal of this
section of this State aud North Carolina and find that
preparations are being made by every farmer to plant
large crop of Tobacco. On every plaptaton, urge
cearings (new grounds beir made for the cutiva-
ton of the weed. Unes they stopped somehow,
there will be starvation in this part Of the State Last
year but asna crop Of tobacco planted the farmers
generally raising grain than usual, and
not great ways from starvation. Now calculate what
viii be the state OF things here next winter and spring.
If the crops of grain neglected and large crops of
tobacco pitched. The farmers least nearly every one
are willing that the crop should be curtaied by legsa
tion and anxious that tho cultivation should
be prohibited entirely. Others say that unless North
Carolina prohibits its cultivation the action of virginia
would do but little good it would tend to stimulate
production in North Carolina 1t is all fal-de-ral
about its being too latc for the farmers to plant
anything but tobacco they haven't the horses gear
&c, to raise crop OF corn then let them raise pota.
toes, peas, cabbage, onions, &C. &c. Couldn't Congress
pass Law that would the whole Confederate States
and include cotton. sure way prevent its cutvs-
ton would be TO allow Quarlerhastcrs and Commissaries
10 IAPEksS IT AT HALFPRICE. CABAT.