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The New York herald., 1863-11-19

A New PHASE OF THE MExlcAH QUssMoN.-
It is rumored in Paris that the Emperor Ns-
poleon will propose to this government to
recognize Maximilian Of Austria when be shall
have assumed the throne OF Mexico, and that
az an inducement France will promise to
withdraw from that country. It is supposed
by many that it was to make such q proposal,
through the proper channel, that Marshal Forcy
came to this city. II il known that the French
Minister came here to confer with the Marshal,
and it is likely that through him will be made
the representations to our government.
1t is Of course needless for us to dwell upon
the fact that any such proposal as above de-
scribed we could never entertain for a mo
ment. This government cannot recognize any
empire In Mexico, because it has never ceased
to,recognize the Mexican republic. We are in
atnicable relations with the Mexican govern
ment, and could not betray 1t in favor of the
proposed empire, which, if put in operation.
backed by hundred thousand French troops
would fall the moment these soldiers wers
withdrawn. The French command but limit
ed portion of the Mexican territory. To obtain
unanimous vote upon the subject Of the pro-
posed change of government in that coun
try would entail upon them its eatire
conquest. II they make semblance of
going through this vote, and place Macmillan
upon the throne they shall have, we might say.
fraudulently erected, we can never act 80 un-
digni6ed q part as to recognize or aid the
scheme, merely that we may have the pleasure
Of seeing France withdraw from this continent
It must be apparent to all that Napoleon ID
at any rate obliged to abandon the Mexican
expedition q soon a. he possibly can. He
must do this TO save his prestige at home, and
be enabled to prepare for the plans he has evi
dently formed for grand struggle with Russia
In this he will meet with universal sympathy;
In his present scheme he meets with universal
condemnation, and be must feel that he has 90
choice In the matter. This fact alone would
deter our government frsm any recognition Of
Maximilian. But there ID ~ objection to such
Q step much more Important We refer 10 The
Monroe doctrine, which wc cannot stultify
Thus, II Napoleon 10 so unreasonable a. to
make any such proposal ss it lie asserted he
will or has made, this government can but give
6at refusal, even at the risk Of rousing the
deepest ire Of tina French monarch. We can
10 no way admit, even indirectly, monarchy
or empire In Mexico.
The New York herald., 1863-11-19

keep him there lie has spent lifetime iu
running underground railroads and kidnapping
black men IL is high time that he was
rested. now that he has commenced the busi-
ness Of kidnapping white men
The New York herald., 1863-11-19
MIsCELLANEOus NEWS.

BY the arrival Of ,hc Teutons on Cape Race on
Monday evening wc have European sdvices to the
9Th inst. one day later than the accounts pre-.
wc,s'y received.
Tho report that thc Uni, d States steamer Kcar.
sarge had been ordered 10 leave the harbor OF Cork
10 CONFIRMED. Her commander. however. refused
to Iosyc, and at last accounts taking In coal.
A dospstch from Bombay, dated it,h ult., re-
ports the rebel pr vateer Alsbsms cruising in the
Boy OF Bengal.
The Liverpool cotton market vas quiet and
siishty depressed.
The Couaty Csavssscr' net yesterday 10 con
sidor tbe question OF the disputed returns from
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-11-11
aurifulturul NM 1umastit.
THE OLD FARM HOUSE.

Al the foot Of the hill, near the old red NIL
In quiet shady spot,
Just peeping through, half hid from view
STANDS little moss grown COT
And straylug through, al the open uOof5
The sunbeams play on the sAnoeo AOSi-
rhssasv chair, all patched with care
n olsced by the old beArthsto1e,
with witching grace, il The old IRE pace,
The evcrgreeLs are strewn,
And mixtures hang on the whItened wall,
And the old clock ticks 10 the cottage ball
More lovely stu, On the window
The dewei eyed flowers rest.
While midst The leaves, OF the Moss- grown caves
The martin builds her nest,
And al day long the summer breeze
Is whispering love 70 tue bending trees
Over The door, all covered Ger
win a sack Of dark green baize,
Lies a musket Old, whose worth l. told
In the events q other days;
And the powder flask and the hunters horn,
Have hung beside II Tor many morn
For years have fed with a n0issless tread
Ike fairy dreams away,
And left u their flight, al shorn OF bis might
A fatber-glt and gray;
And the soft wi1d plays with bis snoW-Wnlts hair
A ths old nan sleeps IN bis easy chair
In at the door, on the sandsd eo0r,
Light fairy footsteps glide,
And a maiden fair. With naxen hair,
Kneels BY the old mans side
An old oak wrecked By the angry storm,
While the Ivy ciiugs u rs trembling form
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-11-11

s BrLss. One reason why so many
49, disappointed in getting good bloom ron
SuIos rom window plants, is that thew do no,
xeeP toem IN cool dark place. until The roof.
nA's "~ue gocd start This is Absolutely nee
$50. Iney snOuid be excluded entirely from
une hgnt and Kept away from warm closets srs
SSoPooarus, ana when once good mass Of roots
have put out, the stem will grow randi 80 20
ing brought to light and warmth. and -. ~ oe
by fne bloom. s-Afo you
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-11-11

1T COMBINES ALL THE GOOD
Qualities OF other first class Machines and possesses
many advantages over any aud al of them.
Is the most simple aud Perfect ia lis Mcdaniel Con
structi9n o. aay -ewing Machine yet offered 20 the
public and the only lpabe of making more than
one kind OF stitch
The feed may be reversed any point desired with
out stopping the Machine
Changes Tor the various stitches may be made while
the machine Is in motion
It's stitches are the wonder OF all
The beauty OF rs stitch is unsurpassed
Ne other covers 50 large a range Of work
Sews light ani heavy fabrics with equal facility
The Work Will feed either % the right left
Runs quietly sews rapidly
No difficulty experience ia sewing across thick seams
Needle more readily al Isted than 10 any other ma
shine.
Iailors cauno, afford u dO without one
Every family sholii have a Florence
its motions ar all positive
VIII last lifetime
No springs 10 Get out o. order
Is thoroughly practical
The hemmer tle most practical Do use.
Turns vide AMI hens 8ud VIII fell beautifully
Il brads neatly and handsomely without the slightest
alteration.
The most inexperienced fad no difficulty 10 using j
Oils no dresses. al its machinery being the top OF
the table
Eyey machine warranted
Il vii substanti-te al - claim Tor L
A }. yIELE Agent
Lansing Michigan. 45lyl
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-11-11
DROBATE ORDER-State Of Mich.

Il igan, County Of Ingham sat session OF the
Probate Court FOR the county Of lngham holden al the
Probate Oace in the village Of Mason on Monday the
2tth day Of October in the year thousand eight hun
drei and sixty-three; Present wm Piackney Judge
OF Probate In the matter Of the Of William
Hamilton, deceased, On reading AMI fling the petition
duly verified, Of Charles II. barrow administrator OF
said estate praying for license to sell the real estate or
said deceased
Ihereupon Il Is ordered That saturday the 18th iay OF
December next al IL clock IN the forenoon be assigned
or the hearing Of said Petition and that the heirs
OF said deceased and al other persons interested 10 said
estate, are required 70 appear session Of SAID Court
then 70 be holden al the Probate 0ce in the village OF
Mason and show cause, any there be- why the PRAYER
OF the petitioner should be granted And il IS further
ordered that said petitioner give notice the persons
interested In said estate Of the tendency Of said pet
ton and the hearing thereof BY causing COPY Of this
order 70 be published the Lansing Republican nsgs-
paper printed and circulating said county OF nchs
Successive weeks previous 10 said day Of hearing
a true copy. WA H. PINCKSEY
Ow4+4 Judge OF Probate
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-11-11

A iArge par, Of the wealthy population q,
Nasn'ile were under Breckenridge. in Brsgv;.
a. CnekAmangA ard out of sixteen nun
S,eo under that General thirteen hundred vsrs
.seo Ihres-f ourths Of the ladies' Of the En- ,oo,
pal Church are in mourning, ' W.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-11-11
DROBATE ORDER-State Of Mich.

l. igsn, county OF Inghsn ss.-Ata session Of III
Probate Court Tor the county OF Ingham holden IL
Probate Once, IL the village OF Mason on Saturday II
24th day o. October Il the year one thousand eight hun
dred and sixty three Present w Il Piackney Judge O
Probate II the matter o. the o. Mason auson
deceased On reading and fling the petition duly veri
led OF Gilbert Drew praying that letters o. zdmnsstrs
ton upon SAID estate nav be granted Isaac Drew
some other suitable person
Ihereupon i = Ordered That Monday the 18th dav q
November next AZ II O'Clock the forenoon be assignee
FOR the hearing o. said petition and that the heirs at Ia
q sad deceased, and AL other persons interested sac
estate are required 70 appear session Of said Court
then 10 be holden az the PROBATE Once II the village o.
Mason and show cause I any there De why the prayer
q the Petitioner should De granted And Il s fur
tncr Ordered that said pet0rsr give notice the per
s1s interested IN said estate OF The tendency q SAID
petition. and the hearing thereof by carsng copy @
tas order 70 &c prbtshed Il the La1si-g Republican
reTspaPer printed and circulating said county q InT
han successive weeks previous said day q hearing
A trus copy wA 4 PTSCKNEY
A44Eo Jrf.a ~ prnr
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-11-11
AYERS
CHERRY PICTORIAL,

The Worlds Great Remedy Tor
Coughs, Colds, Incipient Con-
sumption, and for the relief
of Consumptive patients
in advanced stages
of the disease.
This has been so long used and so uni
yersally known. that we need do no moro
than assure the public that It's quality Is kept
up 20 tie best il ever has been, and that e
may be relied on 10 DO all il has ever done.
Prepared by DR.. J. c. AVER & Co,
Tr.ctical and Analytical Chemists,
Lowell. Mass.
Sold by all druggists every where.
p Thay.r & son Ford a Wells. Newbro A Bro ara
al Drggg.sis IN Lansing. :. W. Phelps q Co. MssoI,
an al DruEeist. everywhere.
Wholesale by farrand shelley a Co, Detroit
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-11-11
DROBATE ORDER-State of Mich.

Il igan county Of Ingham, ss-Ata session Of the
Probate Court for the county Of Ingham holden Al tue
Probate Office in the village Of Mason, Monday the
18Th day Of October, IN the year thousand eight
hundred and sixty three. Present, VIM II Pnckney
Judge Of Probate In the matter OF the Henry
Dennis, deceased. On reading aud hling the petit
ton, duly verified Of Jane Foster praying that letters
Of administration upon said estate may BE- granted 10
Arnold Walker:
Ihereupon u IS ordered that Monday the 18th Jay Of
November next at II O'Clock n the forenoon be
for the hearing Of said petition and that the heirs
of said deceased, and all other persons interested in said
estate are required 10 appear al session Of said Court
then 70 be holden at the Probate Once in the village Of
Mason, and show II any there be- why the PRAYER
Of the petitioner should not be granted And Il IS fur
Their ordered that said petitioner give the per
interested said estate Of the tendency OF said
petition, and the hearing thereof BY causing CODY o.
this order be published IN the Lansing Republican
newspaper printed and circulating said county Of In
ham, Successive weeks previous 10 said day Of hear
ing. a true copy WM- Il. PINCKNEY,
4f4w3 Judge Of Probate
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-11-11
GRAPEs-THEIR ORDER OF RIPES
ING.

A writer in the HOrtiesltEriss gives the fol-
lowing statement OF the order of ripenine Of biz
grapes in 1854 The location is not given. Ii
this experience shall agree with that of others,
It viii De easy to determine what vArietie. to Sc
iect Tor the higher attitudes, where the latter va.
reties do not ripen well.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-11-11
Real Estate for sale 4.

| OFFER FOR SALE AT ITS CASH
F-1s- a1t o. easy terms as % tine The re2l estate
-es--i5-- Below. Va
Ny two s.7-y B---k Residence with = q Al acre O.
gr7-d. CT b-llilgs fruit e. T. las : one OF tie
n,st 11s.sa a-s pAlces ID Tie city.
AS the small frame CoftzEe adjoining TIE sbove
barn an Wei . these ursrnises
A-so, tEo story Brlcs D~cling House. with barn
Sc cis,e-- &c O. Capitol Av-11e A. present occu-
1le1 By l. Woo--1-sc. Es1
A.so, ~ story Franz Dwelling House, With barn.
WEI c-5--- 1T Sr- OF Capitol Avenue occupied q
present tT Mrs Aisio-l
Aso. vlcA1, 1t q oi1ck Il Capi,o. Avenue
As he solrh vsst = q So l. towu 10 north
ra-ge elst- ce-- len acres Eooi farming llr5 civ
81 -1les tr'- tie village O T-s-os LuScoa COUNTY
E1c1ire Q. 11-e-s gls- o Ct A J. Leach at Auditor
Generals ozce
Lansing, June -, lSss- xSs1f
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-11-11

THE peculiar faint or
infection which we
call ScROFULA turks
in the constitutions of
mulutudes Of men. II
either produces or il
produced by an en-.
feebled, vitiated state
{. Of the blood. wherein
that fluid becomes in.
!, competent 10 sustain
fthe vital forces in their
vigorous action. and
<leaves the system 70
fall into disorder ana
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-11-11
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.-State

- OF Michigan, comfy % I1ghzrn The unte-szues
having been appointed By the Probate Court for sai-
county, Connssloners receive exaine and ad Iusf
a. GAINS Acd dea-cs q al persons against The esats
q Charles { kzEs, late q the township Of White OAK
n sa11 county, 6ecezset hereby give notice that
months rom date ey order q he Probate Court
allowed o- creditors % present thar Gains against s1
zee&s@c a-e that they VII meet a. the oscs = Dat
WLey city q Lansing said c5--ty On the 18th dsv G.
December, aid On he 9Th day q April next Al l.
oeock n ihe forenoon q each day receive ezarnne
and inst SAT- clzirs
Is-Icd October 18th. 1855
EPHRAIA L0N6TEA7
lElD> { WILEY
44iE4 Co-1--ssso-.-s
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-11-11
Legal Advertisements.
MORTGAGES sALE.-Default having

M
W been made n the conditions Of certain mort
gage executed BY Joseph Beach and Corne1 Bach his
ale, u White OAK Michigan, 70 samuel Crcsmll. o,
AL Arb0r, Michigan dated the first day o November
A D. eighteen hundred and 1ltysix an1 recorded Jan
AIRY thirteenth ISIS in the Office Of the register q deeds
for Tie county Of IlghAn, II the state u Michigan.
5er II Of mortgages page 5, upon which mortgage
there s Claimed due AZ the date Of tbs tie
Of two hundred and 6fty three dollars and twelve
cents, and 10 proceeding a. law having been n
1ted 70 recover any part thereof notice : therefore
hereby given. that Monday. the thirteenth day u
November next AZ clock 70 the Afternoon. shall sell
a. public ve11e tie highest bidder IL The front doc.
Of the Circuit Cour; House the village Of Mason, IN
the county Of lnghan, Aforesaid the premises 10 s2it
mortgage described, much thereof a. shah be nec
essary satisfy the due lch mortgage VIII
interest ana ega costs together with attorney ie
OF twenty I've dollars c0venanted therein, that Is I,
say the following described piece parcel Of Land stu
ale n lngham county, Michigan, VIZ the so1th ives
quarter q north east quarter q section twenty.
township No. Two north, Of range Nc. two east.
Dansvile, August .0.h. 1858.
SAMUEL CROSNiAN, Mortgage.
n n ATWOOD Atty. 455Vl2
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HOWARD ASSOCIATION,
PHILAnTLpHIA- p

PHILADELPHIA, Pa.
DlSEASE OF THE NERVES. SEM
- ma, Urinary and sexual Systens-uew ard rel
as ttsaInsnt-in Reports o. the ward Assoatso-
:! Ia! n sealed letter envelopes free OF charre
A A.. Or J. SkIL1N HOCGHToS, Howard Assocla
"'a' - S00sh Nlash Street Pailsdsipais Pa IS3yI
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-11-11
MANHOOD;
How Lost. How Restored

Just published, IN Sealed Envelope. Prize SIX Ceuts
4 LECTURE ON THE NATURE.
II Treatment and Radical Cure OF Spernstorrhsa OF
seminal Weakness, Involuntary Emissions sexual poh
Ky and lnpedlrents . Mlrr1ce generally Nervous.
ness consumption, Epilepsy and FITS Mental ana PHYS
lcal lncapacity, resulting from S1lfAouse. &c-Bv
koBI- ! CJLVERWELL, u. D, author OF tie Grs.n
Sock. &c
lre clearly proves from Is sN7ericrce that IN
AWiul conseQ Of sell abuse may De e9sctrav r
moved without nelici-e, a1- without ll-Eerous s1-r
"a operations oocgics. Instruments rings OF co-dals
pointing out mode o. cure 70 once certain and etrc
tua, ~ which every slf-ar no matter what rs con-
nt.on may Dc, nay cure himself chsaP.y, privately
Anc radically This lecture VII prove b0o1 {. tho
sands and thousands.
- 1 under seal IN plain envelope, 70 any aidress
"a the receipt q sx cents OF two post1e st3-7s hv
addressing CHAS J c KLINE.
sSssl IL Bowery, New YORK, Pest one Box, isss
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-11-11
TnE CROPS OF 1854 And 1868.

Summary Statement Of the amount Of he
Crops Of 1862 aud 1868, both Summer and
Fail, Of the Loyal States. as returned ana
sst,matsd By The Agricultural Department
and fHrnisked TO the Eastern and Western
Advocated Press by The o0'nmissionsr Of Ag
r,e,4it're IN advance Of his Monthly hepOr
for September.
The answers returned 70 the circulars for Sep
temOes, II lbe Agricultural Department askini
information Of the condition OF the crops, arr
given in tertks above or below the crops Of 1862
During the summer the Department made al
estimate OF the amount Of the crops OF 1892
This estimate was based Oh the census returns o
1860.
As the crop Of 1859, which the census took
was below an average, aud that of 1862 muct
above H. allowance WAS made for this difference
varying ia It's amount according as the agricul
iure Vi each State required. The general pc
cent increase Of each state was added. One
fourth of the amount gwen in the census Wa
struck of from the returns for Missouri and Ken
tIeky Oh account OF the war. Thus Calculated
tle crops Of 1862 we're made the basis for esti
mating those Of 1868, according TO the tenths
increase or decrease, OF each State, as reporIe'
oy the correspondents Of the Department.
The S,0nIRer crops Of wheat, rye, barley, an'
oats Tor 1862 and 1868, are as follows, (the hg
ures representing the lumber of bushels y
Wheat. Rye Barley. Oats
Total 1856 To- 39 20 ys,-s7 10 go SCI ia SIS 10
lss2 lss 8s55OO n ,l54 $50 L. ISL AGA IL $40 80
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which must be provided for by greater ecoLomy
in feeding, and greater proportional consump
ton OF wheat.
The BuekWheat crop is not as much injured a:
was generally supposed, because most OF il i:
produced in the States Of New York, New Jer-
sey, and Pennsylvania, where the frosts of Aug
ust s0th and September 18th did not iDjure the
crops materially.
Tue Tobacco crop of ls6s is larger than tina,
Of last year by nearly fifty million pounds, al
though the frosts in the Western States were
very Injurious to il. But about one half the
crop there had been gathered before the fros;
.Qt September 18th, and rs per cent. more ground
had been planted than in 1902.
The Hoy crop OF 1862 is estimated at 81 COS,
e46 tons; that Of 1865 al 9.9sO4s toms
decrease OF l,62S, IS tons. Its quality is gene
rally good
The meteorological division Of the Report is
much larger than usual, giving full description
Of the irosts Of August S0Gh and September 18th
The monthly Report for September is much the
best one yet issued, and will be distributed Oh
the Goth Instant
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-11-11
THE OHIO CATAWBA BRAND

Euterrrl-- Industry ~ our dDilLs
produce articles az home equal 90 those made by any
other nation.
THE ONO CATAWBA BRANDY
not ONLY EQUALS but exces the best imported Bcandis-
in purity and navor il Is 10 fact, tie BESI BRANDY
KNOWN. This statement Is fuly c1rro5oralc1 by u.
certiacatcs most listing lslcl aly tc Chemists
The want of pure Brlnly has i9ug been iet Oh tbs
country ami the introduction OF article 81 such q4
ity as 10 superccte the and u those vie
pounds hitherto soll under the name o. Brandy cal
only BE- regarded great public good. Tie Catt" 1A
Brandy possesses all the good qualtcs claimed Tor the
best imported Liquors anu Of perfect purity AMI slpe-
rior asvor, and a sovereign aud sure remedy i0r
Dyspepsia Flotulsncy, Cramp, Caeiie, LGngEor, Lor
Spirits General DebAly. ChoierG 4gtus d..
sF-READ THE FOLLOWING CERTIFICATE. "a
Rutland VI, October I4th, 1855.
We have this day examined sample 81 s. y PIKE
We pronounce Il very Inc ana pure Brandy aud
mend It 10 all who may r-4llgct Tor M icaal ur pos
/ A. POND. NJ ~
: IA. 0Rl>WOLD
II COCHRAN
g Y PIKE-Dsdr Sri have examined with care "A
sample o. Ohio Cataw "a Brandy submitted Tor
spccton from your take pleasure ia certifying
10 It's purity and possession OF Qualities emitting IL u
the noti.e Of the medical profession IS me- ciua agent
Yours D. PAGE
Rutland, Vt, October 18th, is5S
Ihave examined the Specimen OF Cat4wba Brandy
this day presented Tor that purpose by samuel
Pike OF Ohio and do not hesitate 70 pronounce Il lne
and pure Brandy aud recommend u % al who may nee-
Il for medicinal purposes. JAS. b PURIfR
R. THAYER son, Agents for Lansing aad vicinity.
424m6
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Decrease, ...- lS1 io4o-osO l-5-s,'oS 1905 90
The monthly report Of the Department for
September shows that the amount OF 'rheat and
-four exported To- all countries for the year end
ing September ist, 1858, is 40 Csc sos bushels,
and Of corn IL $50, S43 bushels. The domestic
consumption, then, is as follows:
Wheat crop for 1862, bushels $50 s9S 500
Exported 20 $50 sos
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-11-11
CagaWba Grape !

Thus adording additional Cyl leuee OF the progress Of
American Enterprsl aud Industry AMI 0i our ability O.
produce articles at home equal 20 thse made by any
other nation.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-11-11
Domestic consumption

These exports and the domestic consumption
exhibit the relative magnitude Of the foreign and
domestic markets.
The Report examines into the probable foreign
demand tor breadstuffs during 1864 and shows
that in the English markets the principal portion
OF our exports are purchased; that the Average
annual importatons Of ell grains into Great Bril-
ain and Ireland are 81 PTS 949 American BUSH
els, but in 1860 the importation 1856. SOS, 434
American bushels, and in 1861 l42, 529. loo
American bushels; that it was as great in ls62
but not so large in 1868; that from the present
condition Of the crops in England, the demand
for 1864 would return to the general average
rather than TO the great amount since 1860; thai
the bone demand for 1864 would be at least
equal TO that for 1868, and that the condition OF
the currency would remain as favorable as it Is
now; that hence the amounts OF wheat and corn
for 1854 would be as follows:
Wheat crou Of 1874 bushals IQ1 Ose aSl
The New York herald., 1863-10-21

p,rHpr Tttsl sugp 90 T"ri rtffH % rO0Ts
! s vi aal sasfe. IH. o. af..r
"a .- a.. 'fs.s rs l.,rh tfar tstt si RI ss.fa
The New York herald., 1863-10-21

4 REsPEcTABLB YOUNG WOMAN WISHES A sTTUA
n .,od ropk; On cxgc.ini asher ana ironer
makes coof and bscu lnanstrious aud ob.gs
best o. reference Cal TO- two Gays "a vs. M,s
1iia ".