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Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1863-01-29
RRm Aobertlsfmnts.

SS HERlFF'S SALE.-By virtue of srr,
~ Hrits of FL Fa., issued out of the court or Cdfy
Pleas and TO directed, viii be EXPOSED In o"nGH
at the Court House in the borough of TowanG 9 M sale
day, tbe2d day OF February, lsJ2, at O'Clock , M'
the following described lot, piece, parcel Of ri ~
uate i'll Troy borOHgh, bounded On the nortb bl, Nv, ST
the road leading from Caution street to Troy Drn; Aa
the east By an alley. on thcs oath by land r Dlp On
Means and the west by said Canton street Co,,1 +.
81 o! an acre more less, ali improved with One
house and few fruit trees thereon. NAMED
Seized and taken IN execution al the suit Of Job -
Means Wm. Burger uf.
ALSO-The following lot piece or parcel of land -.
in Springfield twp, bounded north by land of A 'Wate
east by the highway, south and west by land ot I'll
Grace, cOntaing Is acres more or less about Ic
improved with a shed and fruit trees thereon "''ea
ALSOOnc ether piece Of land in Springfield -.
bounded north by land Of j u Grace l. Grace AL"p"
Cole and Theodore Leonard, cast by land Of r+i'9n r9
Young, south by land of Russell Young aud Ree .,
west Gy land O! Grace l. Grace and Asa Wo,J 'lI @
tanning Il acres, more or less, about % acres innr
framed barn, log barn and fruit trees thereon
ALoO-AhOiEer piece o! land IN Springfield ,ogp,b:
bounded north by land Of Burgess. G Phillips s,a,
land OF Martin Phds, and west by land Of EnoobM!
rell, Cooper Jr, and others; containing II acres t
lJ2 perches less about so acres i!nproyJ u4
lot No u on Wells map of SpringfclGtw IN %GA5
log house thereon. ~ "'U !
ALSO-A piece of land in Springfield twp borra.,
north by land formerly owned by Whipnle no,, ~
Ter Bennett east by land OF Charles burgess sn, b
land formerly OF Whppe, nOw Eryac Burcass + NY
by land formerly of Leroy Nhippe now Charles r "es
containing - acres, more or less, all improved viii
log house, framed house IS trust trees thereon
Seized and taken in execution at the suit Of poro
Brothers use vs. Hiram Spear. E
ALSO-The following described lot pfc@s o. n,rofo.
land situate in OvcrtOn twp, bounded on tie norm
Reuben RaHbOld, on the cast by Jacob Nu,,l.n,,, y!
the south by lands OF Leroy Hcycrly and we,f hv 5
Of James lltreI y-coaainiu@ 30 acres more or Ies
about 70 aclra improved, framed house framed harm
thereon. 'S
Seized and taken in execution at the suit Of Ei5
- VIM Gobie u Geo W HottenStiHc. !
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1863-01-29

STATE TREAsURER.-On Monday, the 10Th,
the election for State Treasurer took place at
Harrisburg. The vote stood
For HgSny D. MOORE, Rcp.) .)..................si
" Nm. y. McGrath, (Dcm.,) ....G5
The latter was declared elected
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1863-01-29

T ICENSES.-Notice is hereby given, that
IA the following named persons have filed their appi
cations with the Clerk of the Court of Quarter Sessions
of Bradford County, Tor Licenses to sell Liquor under
the existing laws of this Commonwealth and hearing
will be had upon their several applications before the
Judges OF said Court, at the Court House in the B0o'
OF Towanda on MONDAY, the ID day of FEBRUARY
npNt
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1863-01-29

ARNERS, CCLTIYAYORS AND 10.

T. NEHa o. GOOD T0TAT0Ls.-TAe coI.5la.cI
Garnet CHI" Potatoes selected by Goodrich in q tL..-
teen years experiment from than fen thousand
seedlings POSSESS higher degree hardness ana ada
taJu t. al soils and weather than any othersnrt. They
are round rpcn with tie season, grow closely in the
hill do push out OF the soil very smooth and
beautiful. have white flesh ANA in most localities have
been pronounced the finest and best potato fer table
IN good so and seasons and with fair cultivation. they
viii readily yield from 80 $50 bushels to the acre
and IN hands have exceeded those iigurcs-
Secure seed several bushels i1r sale. INQUIRE al
DR.. POETEE'S DRUG STORE, Towanda Pa
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1863-01-29
1858 PHILADELPHIA l. ERIE RAILROAD. 1868

rEIS great line taverSes the Northern and Mort Invest
cou mites of yyania to the city OF Erie or Lake
Erie.
1t has been leased by Che Pennsylvania Railroad Com
panV and under their auspices IS being rapidly opened
through its entire length.
1t is now in Passenger and Freight business
from Harrisburg Grove Flat or miies) the
tern division aud from Sheffield 10 Erie (G6 mles) on
the Western Division.
TINE or PASSENGER TRAINS AT WILLIAMSPoRT.
Mail Train Leaves East. II: IL A. NJ.
Express Train Leaves East. 30 j. NJ.
Mail Train LCav sWest -..............G 6: "a p NJ
Express Train Leaves West. 20 a. NJ.
Cars run through without change both ways these
trains between Philadelphia and Lo.k Haven and Bai
more ard Lock Haven.
Elegant Sleeping Cars ON Express trains both ways
betw WiIIiamsport and Baltimore, and WiiamspOrt
and Philadelphia
For information respecting Passenger business apply
at the southeast cor. 18th and Market St3.
And for Freight business of the Company's Agents
S B kingston Jr., Cor. 18Th and Market Sts, Pha-
dephia
j Reynolds Erie.
M Driil Agt. n c. R. r.. Baltimore, II II. Huston
Gen! Frs:ghJ A9t.. Philadelphia, Lewis J. Houpt, Genl
Ticket agent, Philadelphia, JOS d Potts, General Man
ager, VI Transport.
NOR SALE-The entire Sock and Good
L VIII Of a RETAIL. STORE-doing an exclusive
Ready Pay business of upwards of $4,000 yearly. BY
little ont the business be considerable increased.
Possession given March lst. Rent moderate. Apply TO
CONE d BROWN,
LaceyVle, Pa.
COP
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1863-01-29

Iag~ Ohio has done herself immortal honor
by re-electing Benz. +. Wade to the United
States Senate for six years from the 4th of
March next Mr. Wade is one of the abest,
most determined and out spoken, champions
of the Right upon the floor of the Senate
Massachusetts, has reelected Charles Sumner
for six years, and Wisconsin James r. Doolit-
tie for six years from the 4th of March. The
reelection Of these three fearless champions
of Republicanism aud the Union is the cause
of general congratulation.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1863-01-29
This Preatient and Gen. MoClv-laI.

A letter from President Lincoln 10 Gen,
Mcclellan was produced on the Porter Court
Martial at Washington, which vii! be read
with interest =
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1863-01-29
Pennsylvania Legislature.
Ittrrr-r--EG- .Ian. u. j

HAEGL7EgNG, Jan. l', Ieo5.
AMENDMENTS TO THE Constitution Mr.
ReI's ioint resolution proposing an amend
lnept to the Constitution. Is as fellows
RESOLVED, BY the Senate aud House Of
REPRESENTATIVE Of the commonwealth of Penn
>ylvauia. in General Assembly met, That the
following amendments be proposed to the con
stitution Of the commonwealth, in accordance
with the tenth article thereof
First Imcndment-There shall be an add
tional article to said constitution, to be dcSig
mated article NH, as follows
Negroes aad IIullitocs-S l. No ne,
iro or muIatto shall be permitted to cone in.
to or settle il the State, under any prelence
whatever, after the adoption Of this amend
mcnt to the constitution
SECTION 2 All contracts made with any
negro or mulatto coming iuto this State, con
trary TO the provisions of tie foregoing sec
ton, shall be void, and auy person who shall
bring into the State such negro or mulatto, or
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1863-01-29
aem Aonert(;ements.
F.. Y. g. =. RAIL ROAD.

The Night Express east and west-runs every day -
Train Sundays, but not Mondays. Trains ) ol
Saturday vs. New York, through to Buffalo, but
does not run to Dunkrk. Train remains over night
at Eimra.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1863-01-29

nST -Four boat loads of prisoners, enptur-
ed at Arkansas Post. were expected at Mem
pAs on January lG.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-01-16
THE REBELLION.
MI hApquARrERs rvkLFrn rLgInENr :. .. y. )

ixziract froi Gcu,iel o. ers No ~
The Colonel .akes p 1sale IN announcing ths, the
rsngc ~ the csrs AMI uen n this command tuk9n pr
sna7rn harpcs Percy "a having been effected, ,hey
tirs ~ 4ased rom Tier parole
b. oder.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-01-16

~..-o.o A4UsnBIEWTS.
| AURA KKKNEs THEATRE
Ia boe es.ee.
Doors open ~ z. Commences ut Ti< ."~S~'
second week OF the snyaselnent Of liz dashnx
NJ ,o,,,. -, coMEDIENNE,
'' rl,r w o"irsx az co.,,,v Mr.. JOHN WOOD,
Nh's- a'siM rch, itian o. her great character Of
r6s PRIDE oF 1nE MARKET,
nightly atlrAcia ~ ~ ". =. a4'
DHLii M AND ckot, "Ce noDihNOES
,y,l n. fEslnAf EVENING. - -.
"n DO po'ot asd Iianehcs comic drama " acts. or
MARToy ihh r4iDk or THE MARkLi, =. u,,,r
Commence with 't.tt''''"'s Jon" -
,, BETSY BAKER
In lchearsh' tho X rn1I,i@r ,,,..,.,.
iHL AIfksS ~ DAYIt0UT
Z. IL whch Mr. JOHN Woou
VIII perform by particular dusirr. NJ
Aiso the concdlea OF
SOMEBODY ELSE
MINNIE Mrs. JOHN WoOn
Uurng MIRA. John Wood engH cement ""oD
SEATS CAN he SECU RED Ii.N DAYS IN ADy,soS
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-01-16

JO-hONEoW SATURDAY
NEVER ACTED HERE
a. JhE aihH OLD COMEDY by
81 JOHN vAsbRUlH AND Colby CIBBER
tho
PROVOKED HUSBAND
$3.50. :. on; THE 10 RSEY TO LOsDoN
M0NDAY--A BOLD STROKE ron a ifIl,uahp ~
yuEsDAg-fiE ISiisIElE HUSBAND
In preparation. BRcRErS NoRrH KNOWING
~ h. repeated. CENTRAL fAEk. MONEY. ROgOf
FRIENDS, THE SCHOOL tOK SCANDAL. ROAD 70
RUIN. TR IRISH hEiKKsS, love AND MONEY AND
TIKI BaCHRLoK Or ARTS.
NEW B0wERY THEATRE
~ Svle Proprietor .....t............nr w Ltaxara
FRIDAY. JAaUAlsY TO- isol
BENEFIT OF
NJ. ! q. fOhfER,
author OF the Ereat pantOnme 81
HARLEQUIN JACK SHEPPARD
A naw sensation drttnR ~ y q Fesler snL,ied
Bon IUtEY,
kEWGATb JESTER.
DARING HoUaBBtisAkka or IYm
MI. ~ &. BOutfage Ftl1hsyzaF4
Mn. NuuaH .Frsd DrsI
BOOK +HOu Cosoy
Nh Mr4eh Edward Eaton
Mr. W - Jones hmy tlarrudsn
r. 1891 81 toe Immense an popular II
HAkiEQUIA JACK siiErfARD
Tony
George Bro
hernandez Foster The Rpsfa
" stanton Hare ,uis
Miss iri=inc Co.nrni.ns
rAs DE rR0Is by ~ FOSTER BRorHgRs,
~
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ea 49, 49, r es4 as@s
ftHARLEs LUTL, N. D.. PROFESSOR or oBSTET.
riCs nd Ang surgeon, author OF the Ladies' Pocket
aiac,f be consulted At his long established private
rosns, 6i,. Broadway, \. \.
lar BARROW NO. 1896 LLEECKER STREET FOUR
d4oss MAcdoagai New lOrx, Of that popu.
Ham FfnIity.n sent free ON
scept o. u cents 10 postage currency.
TAR HILLS PRIVATE OFFICE 10 SPRING STREET
IL neat Broadway. Cor4uitaton free.
nocToR HUNTERS OFFICE is AT no. Q DIVISION
street, New York city; established 1854. lie has
other olice Eiaht s,pssae rooms aud private
opon every day excep sur 10y, from W. uni 10 r. NJ
nR RALPH. AUTHOR OF THE PRIVATE rREA.
IL rsc" Ac Once IA Blocker street. west % Broadway
IN coBBErr, MEMBER or THE NEW YORK UNI.
verfy fmsdlea cosgeJ aud College Of surgeons Lon.
DON i.d uAua NJ his cousthcnuy arranged
suit Of o4lces ~ Centre, between tanlgEs AZ Headc
.rres naylnza private entrance as No. taiy lial place
Sundays from III t2ti =. ~. -
llR COOPER IL DUANE STREET, MEMBER or TIE
IL College OF Phy ticAns sui surgeons ~ Jew forg
S)nir, Loars frDul n ne morning unth a. night
nH ArsoS, MEMBER OF THE ROYAL COLLEGE
Of sr.eons Lon i0n. arth0r " the tadte ara 1ue
The morning unti ~ Aht q OF bioAi
way, next block above ih1 Ataoroi az noe.
MADAME DEsPARD, PHYSICIAN, lei SIXTH AVE
w Oabee hours rom U'c.oek a. NJ ~ A. y ~
AIRS 3 WOODS FrnALg PHYSICIAN, BEgs ~.
W aprcfiis - r.o~n patents tha ~ s feggl -
fr. ~ Grant W - s ts4ul Ht. urrti&e Lp4 acc isy
io.s Ol4cs hoars FROM An. 70 5Pn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-01-16

USTRALIA-PIONEER LINE THE NEW Al CLIP
N per British bark ,UtrNSLAND is rapidly load
Spg at pier ID East river aud Wi prYly ,ai Mel
bourne arrest sist This Hers most IA CFsblc
Opportunity 70 sh plers IL NJ her on Q queens
wharf an vii thus say he risk premium and tie
l.hterae. on srso 10. rel ut apply to X. W.
CAMERON. B Benyel
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-01-16

HOUSE AND Lor ron sALE-goR rEss riIAs rtts
Il huwse totif q. hHNt. No 80 = MEA etfe@f 40
rte tsoshirdA ~ n.o-ase. J. shITn DODGE, " kaas
S.tengecean ullNss
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-01-16
For freight or passage. Apply @
III DIAM. HEINERgN co,
. Vroa,

L'OR HAvANA-TfIE SPLENDID Al BRITISH SIDE.
II vince 81, smhp PACIFIC, zoo tons capacity, W. VI.
Embeton commander ON per q NORTH river on satur.
day, January a. 1T No freight received bill. of
lxiing signed on dayo ain. A. experienced
board For lre,Rt passage apply 10 II. J.. BsOWSE
co ~ Pearl street N. NO lis against sfeasner Pac.
Tic will &c recognized except orders FROM ths oer
The Lansing state Republican., 1863-04-22

above quotation from Mr.. PTcE' 5 speech il sub
stantiay true aud correct, and that it c.n be
proved by credible sitnesse- in any court
Nov, gentlemen, if you want to dispute it, try it
on.
Further: we are informed b7 credible wit
nessss that Mr. PEcK, in speec5 made the
evening before the recent election, declared the
Administration to be set Of cut throat, "
"robhers," and "murderers, aud also character
ized the army by the same endearing epilhets.
We have only to say by way Of personal expla-
nation, that We consider it our duty, as JOUR
naist, to give publicity 10 the ut'erancss Of pub
lie speakers, aud let him who il base enough 10
utter such sentiments as those We have quoted,
take the consequences Of his words
We do not desire the Government to pat q Is
man in Fort Lafayette. Ne doubt usartyrdon
u the very thing be is seeking. Besides, he IL
too small man for 50 large place. Let him
bear the wilhering indignation Of an outraged
people. That is enough
The Lansing state Republican., 1863-04-22
DIR RADWAY'S

CLEANSING SYRUP, CALLED Railways RENOvATIN6
RESOLvENT, A A MORAL CURATIVE
Vice, immortality and wicksdness is the parent o.
many lis, and as the world advances in civilization
these heir looms VIII multiply Il IS not VISION that
with each successive generation begefs weakness and
entails upon tie child the nfrmiss diseases and cor
rupton OF blood OF the parent The Physician can 70
more stop the propagation OF vice aad the issues u
entails. than he can prevent the visitation OF Yeo Z
Fever, small Pox Cholera or the wind from blowing
the presence o. malaria. 10 accomplish this task b
must revoiutioui1e the established laws Of nature
Scen-e has such pretensons all that medicine ca
do-DR. RADwAY'S RENOyATING RESOLvENT VI
io-in curing and e1tsrninating from the system a.
constitutional infrmilies and inherited diseases his
medicine will positively Syphilis in its form
Nodes Swelling IN the Groin, GisndElsr SweInss t.
mors. Ulcers, Fever Sores, Skin Eruptioas Scrofcla
sores in the Mouth. Ears, Noss-an discha-gss-Hu-
mo-s Pimples. Biotches, Pustules, letters, &c let
none be discouraged, Il afflicted with any kind Of skin
diseases. Il you Inherit any constitutional raaa5y or
indrrnity DR.. RAILWAYS RENOvATING RESOLvENT
viii cure you In giving tbs neiiciae 70 the worii
that will cure the sick are fulfilling sacred durv
II immortality cannot be prevented, We csn a. a.
events the missres entails-,his neither phi
losophy or moral suasion viii accomplish
- Price One Dollar Ter Bottle OF Bott,ss sor Five
Do,la-s
sESold at DR.. RADvAY < co : once, 81 Max er
Lane Y. Y, and BY Druggists. 7w-4lT
The Lansing state Republican., 1863-04-22

1[Messrs Montgomery & MilIar are
doing quite large wholesale trade in the Gro
Gerry line. They have a nice store, and good
stock Of goods which they propose to sell at as
low figures as the same articles can be obtained
for in Detroit. An opportunity is thus offered
TO country dealers 20 obtain an ample suppI' Of
goods without the expense Of going further
away thaR this city. We would advise those IL
the adjOiping country towns who are in want Of
goods in the grocery line TO FIRST give our city
a call. We are sure they will 20 no further,
as our JeaIers here can duplicate Detroit prices
The Lansing state Republican., 1863-04-22
From Mexico.
San FrancisC

San Francisco, April l9
By steamer Sonora, via Acapulco, we have
dates from the City OF Mexico, April !.
The French bOmbarded Puebls ten days and
were repulsed thrice. The ioru6cations Of San
Janvier we're sntenable by shells and rihed
guns The MeIcans withdrew aud the French
occupied the place on the slst Of March, and
took $50 prisoners.
The French hold the outside forti6cations
around the city.
The bomoardnent continued at latest dates.
The principal Notifications still hold out
Forey's headquarters a e at Church Santiago,
inside the Garita Coz nonort is at San Martin
with 10000 troops orteca is in Puebla, with
$4,000 French
The Lansing state Republican., 1863-04-22
1Advertisementl

Eg The success Of any country depends
upon It's power TO manufacture and produce wbar
il consumes. If We manufacture nothing and
import everything, We of course get poor. II
this is so, use Smiths Soda Saleratus, and sup
physicians the most healthy Salerssss used. and
by ali the bakers who have used it, better than
soda, because it works better with cream tartar
1t is pure. white as the fallen snow, Uniform IN
strength and always warranted to give entire sat.
isisction. Sold at Wholesale BY Henry s. Smith,
Grand Rapids, Mich.
The Lansing state Republican., 1863-04-22
THE ExAscIrA1IOS PAoc1AnArIos AsAoar

IHE EMANClPATION TkOCLAHATION ABkOAD-
Amos Perry, Esq, [. : Consul al Tunis ii
gives some testimony as to the efect Of tie
Emsn pation Proclamation abroad. IL zas-
The Emancipation Proclamation Of the
President has done much to improve the public
sentiment OF the Oid World. Liberty UoW
stands out in bold contrast With slavery. Our
nation ID committed before the world 10 the
Cause Of liberty, openly the South i for
slavery he Presidents explanation vas reed-
ed. An intelligent Frrnchnan sad 10 me iA-t
summer: Your Presidents and your Ministers
are generally better exponents Of slavery than Of
freedom" Such remarks can no longer De made
with justice God bless Pre>ideut Lincoln. -
said Italian TO NE yesterday, referring 70 his
Emancipation Proclamation.
The Lansing state Republican., 1863-04-22

n9Mrs. c. P. Brister, Editress OF Newark (O.)
Hnes writes il her paper OF January %, 1859, as
follows:
1--WE know that Dr. Roback's Scandinavian Remedies
all they claim 10 be. The Dr.. presented with
few bottles OF his Scandinavian Blood Purifier. a1c
boxes OF Blood Pills, last summer which put life
system IN better con iito1 than stiInuants usually
DO, and have no depressing effect We feel safe in
recommending the BO0i Purifier 10 al SUI ring from
debility, be the cause what may the Pills having
this peculiarly, they p0arsrfuy active and the
same time leave the patient stronger aud AZ i'm
proved condition, different from most drastic remedies
Try them with the Blood Purifier an1 you Will fee Ike
many who have been relieved and willing TO adj your
testimony 10 their efhcacy'
See advert isement. lW4 Al
The Lansing state Republican., 1863-04-22
INTERNAL REVENUE Taxes. 1t will


be seen by the advertisement in this paper that
Tuesday, the 2sth inst. is the last day of grace
allowed by the U. S. Government for the pay
ment of the Annual Licenses in this Distiict.
On the day alter, ten per cent. will be added to
al unpaid licenses, which are to be collected by
dstrant on property, or by penalty OF three
times the amount Of the license, or, according
TO the late amendment, BY imprisoI ment not ex-
ceeding two years. These penalties will be
needed only in reference to very small class
Of persons; but sensible men, every where, have
found it tor their interest to take out the required
papers al once. "a a matter OF self protection in
their business affairs. The cost ultimately comes
QUE Of their customers, and the abundance OF
money renders it easy just now for them to ad
vance the amount necessary to pay for the
licenses.
The Lansing state Republican., 1863-04-22
4 DMINISTRATOR'S SALE-No,ic.


n Is hereby given that n pursuance ol a license
70 M gra1ted By William Il. Pllckrey. Judge o..
Probate Tor The county Of lugnzn, I slAl sci AZ
4o- aucto1 tn rolt steps Of the Court House Il
the village ui A4s0I Iues1ay, TIE sIh Gay q June
ls53 - o'clock IL the Afternoon o. s1i1 day the
loving pieces p4-ces Of anc situate county Of
lngam VIZ the west part Of the east half Of south
81 quarter an- the south east quarter Of north
west quarter ~ section one tlwa north OF range
twp vest. clrnneucilg a. the south Wcst corner o.
Nary Fsnrr tllrty acres. ty RODS Of the
qltrter plt ~ s-il Section. section line between
sections on- aa1 twelve, ru1nIng thence westerly on
said tntg rps 20 corner OF lots. thence nOrthery
i1s ~ ot 30 RODS . the north OF
DESCRIPTION thence eist-ry o. north ne Of said ce-
-cips1u 10 us and l. INKS, thence s0ltheriy parallel
glth -arteT iae ~ Mary Fishers 30 acres
thence s-ry north line Of SAID so 10 rods
ana l. /. De- x north corner 70 s-ii 80 acres
thence soltA-ry vest ae 0i sail so ss RODS
pace o. llllg containing 60 acres Of land, more
or less Ass. the following piece II ana subject the
willows right u dover therein, 30 acres Of land
commencing the quarter lice s6 r0ls north OF the
south quarter pos 0f section one, two north OF
west running thence the north line
of Ma Fishers land 50 rofs ami = links thence
thery aud parallel With quarter line the north
line n the south east quarter q north quarter
~ sl section one thence east-ry SO rocs and and =
links u quarter e, thence s0uthery said quarter
line 70 place q beginning Terms made known day
Of sale. WILLIAM MAR
4l7ws Admir- OF estate Of John Fisher, deceased.
The Lansing state Republican., 1863-04-22

ABOUT SHADE TREES We would again
call the attention of our readers, who are resi-
dents Of this city to the subject Of planting shade
trees along their side walks A considerable
portion of rhs city has been graded sidewalks
have been built at considerable expense, and yet
very lille has been done to beautify the ctv
and give its dwellers cool walks and pleasant
shades by planting trees. We hope our citi
Gems will not longer consent TO deprive them
selves Of this cheap and elegant luxury. 1t is
not yet too late to set out forest trees this spring
Indeed, the very best tins to do this is when
tbs trees fun OF sap, and the leaves have just
begua 10 put forth. This week and next will
answer very weIl TO, the purpose.
We thank our correspondent of last week for
calling attention to this matter, and hope it will
a, not be overlooked We find some remarks upon
this subject in the Sturgis Journal, which takes
it up from another stand point. That paper
says:
"Why, no man can be a christian that will
not plant trees around bis own house, and aid to
do so around the public grounds of his own viii
hgs.
~ +" II a mans soul is filed with beauty, purity
and virtue. it will seek TO find expression in the
beautiful in the external world, our present
dwellngplace.
Talk about walking the golden streets Of the
New Jerusalem, or stroling along the banks of
the siIvery waters OF the rivers of Paradise
y where the tree Of Hfe grows in perennial beau
ty, and enjoying the delightful shades and balmy
breezes Of the celestial land without love of
the beautiful being cultivated here No such
!, abssrdiy- can take place.
"The soul must here be trained to love the
beautiful If It would be prepared TO enjoy the
rich beauties Of the future in the golden fields
OF paradise.
" II the key note of the soul be attuned to
beauty divine, then win it find expression in the
outward and external"
The Lansing state Republican., 1863-04-22

ANOTHEk UsIoS MEBTING -AnOther IN
nense Union meeting was held 10 New York
City on the 20th Inst, under the auspices Of tie
Loyal Union League. Gen. Scott presided. &C
cupying chair on the balcony Of the Fifth Ave
nue. hotel Four stands were erected around
Madison square, fronting the hotel and the az
tendance a. al he sta1ds nun bereG not les than
10000 Among the speakers sss John Van
Baren, Daniel ,. Dickinson, Geo ge Bancroft,
Rev. DR.. Hitchcock, Henry J. RAYMOND, Geo
William Curtis. Lyman Tremaiue, Z. DeaEe.d
Smith, c. B. Stanton. aud many others.