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EXECUTORS SALE-In the matter

IL OF the estate Of Ansel Adams deceased Notice Is
hereby given that Oy license granted 10 by
the Probate Court the county Of nghau, the
Michigan executors Of the last viii testament
of SAID Ansel Adams, will sell public auction 10
the highest bidder at the former residence OF said de
ceased eleven clock Ia The forenoon wednesday
the 18TH lay Of June 1874 all the right title and inter
or said deceased, in aud 10 the following described
real estate situated in the city and the township OF
Lansing, said county, subject 10 The dover right OF
81 said deceased, 10 vii about is Of
land, being part OF the west half OF the nOrthwe
quarter OF section 5J nteen, township o. four north
Of range % two west located IN the city OF Lansing on
both sides of Shawassee street aud bounded by
lands belonging 10 J. Kerr, west by section line and
Lansing Cemetery north by section lie and Lansing
Cemetery, and east by state Reform school land
part Of sand lands being encumbered by mortgage for
81 $50, AMI about $50 back interest We expect how
ever be able To give a clear title, and 10 sell said
Ian Is IN lots Of nearly each fronting ShIa
assee and the Avenue fronting the state Reform
school Also the half Of sOuth-eas quarter go
acres and the fractional half the south fraction
OF the northeast quarter (5 Z acres) Of section seven
% township four O. north OF range TWO O. west
township Of Lansing, county and state Aforesaid, sub
ect iucumbraucc Of mortgage for 3 600 ami about
{5l5 interest. These lands will be sold IN two 10 and
81 y lots, arrangements having been made TO
lift the mortgage the pay meut of amoy OF the dues
said mortgage altogether may suit purchasers
n B-The city property viii be sold IN lots plat
Of the be the residence OF Mrs. Adams
on the premises Betsy { ADAMS, and
JOHN : WOOD,
Executors aforesaid
Lansing April 4, 1861
The above sale Is hereby postponed until Tuesday the
2Sth day Of June, 1864, NJ l O'Clock P. ~
BETSY C. ADAMS, and
JOHN : WOOD.
Executors.
Lansing June IS, 1864 47swl
The above sale IS postponed until Tuesday, the Goth
day Of July. az one O'Clock p. NJ.
BETSY C. ADAMS, and
JOHN : WOOD
Executors.
Lansing June IS, 1861 47sw3
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LECTURE ON PsYcHoLoGY-Professor
Stearns commences course at Capital Hall. to-
morrow Thursday evening. See bills aud pro-
grammes. The following notice Of the Profess
sor's lecture, is from the Detroit Aduertissr and
Tribune:
Prof Stearns was greeted, on Monday, with
larger audience than on bis previous appear
snce az Merrill Hall. He seems to possess wOn-
derful power over his subjects, and can send
them to the Army OF the Potomac, or anyw here
else. 1t vas highly amusing to see some OF the
boys forget their own names. aud see the differ
ent imaginary sights set before them by the
Professor. he kept hls audience in a roar of
laughter almost cOutiI ualy. Those who do not
attend these Psychological experiments at Mer-
rill Hall, are missing rare opportunity TO have
good hearty laugh. They viii be continued
this evening. One-thrd the receipts are dona-
ted TO the relief OF our SICK and wounded soldiers
This fact alone, should help TO swell his audi
ence II you want 10 laugh, 60 to Merrill Hail
Tonight"
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YoUNG MEN's SocIETY.-The reading
room of the Young Mems Society of this City
will from this date be open from o'clock NJ.
until 10 P. N..exeept Sundays. Ne~ York, Phil
sdelphia Cincinnati. Chicago and Detroit daily
papers and many Of the leading weeklies are re-
ceived, also magazines &c. The public are invi-
ted to avail themselves of this opportunity to OBJ
tain the latest news
There will be regular meeting of the Society
Tuesday evening July L 9th 1861; full attend
anee Of the members is requested.
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EcLEcTIc FOR JULY.-This number
contains very striking portrait of DR.. Franklin,
and has the usual variety Of interesting reading
matter from foreign journals. 1t contains
"Europe and America" "A CIsrgyuan's Story, Z"
" Icebergs OF Scotland, " Jerusalem Of To day,
"CarIyle's Frederick the Great " Kinks Charles
the Bold" and other articles. Those who would
combine in their reading amusement with a
wide range OF valuable information, cannot do
better than to take the Eclectic. Price S. a
year in advance. W H. Bidwel, No. 5, Beck.
man ST, New York
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v ednesday Morning, July 6. 1864.
NOTICE To OUR SUBSCRIBERS.

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70 their names their papers indicate ths SuNBEH Of
the paper which their subscription IL paid By tie
unurstsr'' IS meant ths WHOLE NUMBER" which
nay be found IN she heading Of ths paper, which Is
changed weekly being Increased one each week any two
NUMBERS constituting year. BY referring 10 shisnem
Der ID the healing lilo paper and comparing IL with
ths number attached 10 ths name direction on she
p.osr our ca readily how t-'r account
sand On our books.
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RAIS-It began to rain on Wednesday
morning. and there have been several copiOus
showers since, so that the earth, for the present
is abundantly supplied. This will have a very
favorable effect on the fall crops. Hay aud
early oats were past all remedy.
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OFFICE OF THE LANSING AMI
" ACKSON RAILROAD COMPANY. June u. ls64

OFFICE OF The LANSING AND
~ JACKSON RAILROAD COMPANY, June y. 1904.
To ths Stockholders Of sad Company.
Pleas notice that the Board u Directors Of the
Lansing Jackson RaLroli Company have in pursuance
OF law male The following assessments upon the capital
stock OF SAIL Company VIZ.
First The Of ten per cent on all stock upon which
nothing has been paid, aud OF fire per
all stock upon which tive per cent has been paid all
payable on the first day Of July next.
Second. The Of fire PER cent on all stock payable
the first day Of August next.
Third The Of ten pr cent monthly thereafter,
all payable the first Gay OF every succeeding
month until otherwise ordered by the Board, SAID
stock be 81 paid.
Which assess ents are 10 be paid 70 James Turner
the Treasurer Of said Company, his Office the city
Of Lansing before the times prescribed for the
ment OF the same
BY order Of the Board of Directors,
4-SW3 .. N BARNES. Secretary.
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MILITARY.-A correspondent in the ID
Q. S Sharp Shooters writes, June 2sd: ave
are about FIVE miles southeast Of Petersburg.
We we're in very lively skirmish yesterday and
the day before. We lost our Colonel, one Cap
tain one Lieutenant and twelve men in a few
moments. We have had quite number miss
ing, supposed to be prisoners. Geo. futile, OF
Go. B, was killed while on skirmish line on the
leth. He was a good soldier. VIM Ii. Good
rich, Of the same company, was wounded in the
Aeshy part OF the arm. John H. Allhouse wa
slightly wounded with piece of a shell. All
the wounded of our company are doing well
We have now 1874 men left in the Regiment Of
47c that We started with. One Captain and one
Lieutenant are all the officers We now have in
the Regiment" postscript OF 9th says;
Il send list OF those missing, supposed to
have been taken prisoners in the skirmish on the
2lst instant: Charles S Hunt, Jack Ellis, Thos
Roe, Joseph Wilcox, Delos Morton, George Nor
ton, George Moscoe, Judson Cory, Wm. Laree.
These have been missing since that day. There
are % men in company B dt for duty now"
We have received letter from E. H. H..
10th Infantry, but the official statement of DR..
Chubb renders its publication unnecessary.
Intelligence has been received of the death
OF Capt. A. W. Carr, of this city He command
ed a company in the First Cavalry, and was in
the last expedition under Sheridan. He was
killed BY bullet near GOrdonsville, while brave
" leading his command in charge He was a
young man Of excellent character, and adds one
more to the engthenng list of those noble ones
from this city who have been cut off BY the
war in the full bloom Of youth aud vigor.
DR.. Chubb writes, June oath: 1.-THE praise
of the black troops, in the y T. Herald is nc
more than just and the statements of what they
have done are true. Our 4th Division of the 9Th
Army corps has been lying as a support to Wi
cox's 81 Division, TO which the Goth belongs
tor the last three DAYS, and more thorough SOL
diers are not seen upon the field. | nave seen
them when we were subject 10 a night attack. or
rather when such an attack was in progress. re-
main as firm at their posts a any soldiers need
be- The work accomplished by the "Nigs il
capturing the euemy's line Of Notifications, a:
related in the papers the first day OF the fight
vas a splendid achievement. They really tool
J q line Of forts"
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MATRIMONIAL.

IF YOU WISH TO MARRY, AID
l. dress the undersigned, who vii send you without
money and without price, valuable Information that
Will enable you 10 marry happy AMI speedily n matter
how oil. how ug OF even poor TINS s reliable a.
fair The l1iurmatol X III cost ycu nothing and i
visa 10 marry. vii cheerfuly you All letters
strictly confidential. Tie desired Information sent ~
return mail. and no questions asked Address
SARAH B LAMBERT
sow Greeupoint. klags Co y I.
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ATLANTIC MoNrHLY.-The July num-
Der of this sterling magazine is the eighty first
Of the series. aud begins the fourteenth vol
ume. The following list of Regular contributors
to this work will convey some idea of the
amount of talent which finds expression in it,
pages; James Russell Lowell, Henry w. Long
fellow. Louis Agassz, Ralph Waldo Emerson.
Nath'l Hawthorne, Charles Sumner, Robert Dale
Owen, George w. Curtis, c. C. Hazwell, T. w.
HigginsOn, Author Margaret Howth, Thomas
w. Parsons, Mrs. A. d. 7. Whitney, T. Buchan-
an Read, o. w. Holmes, John J. Whittier, Gal
Hamilton, D. P. Wbipple, Bayard Taylor Chas
E. Norton, Francis Parkman, John G. Palfrey,
George s. Hilard, Henry Giles, Walter Mitch
ell. Henry 7 Tuckerman, John Weiss, Franci:
Wsyland, Jr., WIN. Cullen Bryant, Mrs. H. B
Stowe, Harriet Msrtineau, ak Marvel" David
A WassOn, THE Country Parson, Rose Terry
Harriet E. Prescott, Robert T. s. Lowell, J. T
Trowbridge, Josiah P. Quincy, Prof A. D.
White, Edward E. Hale, f Sheldon.
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EOR ORDINARY INTERMENTs

Il Depositing IN Vaults, and Transportation. they
have rival They made of the most mperlsnable
materials and enameled inside out, prevent
rust, and tne exterior has tue Rosewood flash When
properly cernontsd, the deceased
from irruptOn OF water depredatOus oi yermn aud
may without offensive odor be kept long desIr-
ed thus obvstng The necessity Of hasy buras Their
long successful use ami the appreciation given them
renders unnecessary any extended notice Of their value
able advantages. ly-306
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~ IL is a well known fact that Z. B. MIL
LAR has Much the Largest and Freshest Stock Of
Groceries in the City which he wholssAlss at Detroit
prses and Retails at prices that defy competition.
Country dealers and housekeepers, call and aim,
and money and get No First Class Groceries.
He pays Cash tor Hides Pelts and Furs and most kinds
Of Produce
&c In Deebe's Block, Lansing, Mich 4olyl
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CENSUS OF SECOND WARD-The follow.

The number Of dogs taxed in this Ward is
twelve. J. w. EDMONDS,
Supervisor I'd Wgrd
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NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT.

Lansing. June IS. 1861
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BATES OF ADVERTISING.
noprxD NJ NE LANSING s1ATE REPUnIcAS, Jan 1854
Ten Lines or less considered a. . sqUAre)
, 1864-10-24

FOR SALE-Several Hotels,
l. boarding houses. lag e1beer saloons and liquor
Bto1 e. Il No. ~ Franklin atreet, Io5n1I.
, 1864-10-24
MUSBH ENTSx

The tay.tite opelatsc troupe, which gave a sea-
ron Of opera last winter at McVlcke1's, opens
our uusical session on Friday and Saturday eve.
ntpes u this week. with two grand operatic con.
eerts. The troupe embraces Lorini. Virginia
Wbiting.) the xell-tnown pr1ma donna; Nina.
hata1i Teeta, .eputed to be a most excellent con-
tta:,o. but unknown to Chicago audiences; Ste.
1anl tue tenor robusto. capital artiste Sig.
3es1s. tenor de grGztd Of the Br1guon school,
ard Amuuao, the best baritone in the country.
fine one. and the established reputation Of the
artists ehould ensure fell hoa4es eech night. Re-
se1ssd seats for each conec,t will be sold as Hlg
D.t,ze1 reeen@esd eh:ss 'e eoneet. as.es TSs Thp
hio ard ths h.s been lie arss opportuniaT ss 9a
MAJ ensa. The Email bonnets, thoes excfacist,ae
donna mo5ie, the Barrier and Immortal Don jam
on4hs to bring ont brilliatt display. Be on hand
etr}y for the good scats. We shall publish the
GEau, The impteasario. Is here. lecding the re-
th' :ance Of the new opera house. On lIt. that be
o.. decesssiots md interior ss aHsas Se
ot bts tEoups but he q indsatigaole and irrepres
April, .iEaster 1iouday) With Faust, winch vii be
bon't ,orss, Tie Philharmonic concest The
Matte.on. cur excellent home artist, makes her
last appesfance prior 10 her departure for Caifor-
Lila. The houte y III be hllen with her admirers.
evt1y evening dori1e 1he week, except on Friday
evening. wht n M1ss Lotta was m.oe the recipient
Of 3 roneine benefit. On Monday evening viii bc
re K,ae b.'i held iorts' ' at Mey,cEes's during
the week, with Mr. Barrett ~ Elliott Grey. On
Monday ereaisr s; Mlss Mary Provost will appear IN
C cfoTaea houses @ wsre he rule at both places of
amu>emett.
, 1864-10-24

Sas fIo1oet GO directing rs in the only path hat
!esos 1 70 Righteous a1d lasting peace.
hesaffd That We rstttrate our ASSURANCES o,
eo1dlsi sLo ess1eat SUPPORT Of the Goyernmeut
A9d recommend to o1r Churches that they a pray
N1Hout te4sl1g" " 70! It's dnal and speedy uinmph
o!treSe1 ice. aIa .he return Of unlty. ant God,s
h!esting upon cur distracted itnd
6unosy reports, I OF of general ister1st fo1lnved.
The Committee On Heme Aireion. reportes a
h.en:J crstt,ytpg proarsss IN this important &C
Rev. Hf. Httch1pR from the Cnnnn}ttee nm ,he
, 1864-10-24

GENERAL 0HpENs-N0. 36.
HDQRs., Mu1TARx D1v. OF WEST MISSISSIPPI
NEW ORLEANS. La, Oct. II, 1861. +
The Bubjoined extract from dispatch from
Henry ". Allen, st5 ling himself Governor
Of Louisiana. to the rebel Secretary OF War,
is published for general Information:
SHREVEPORT, T., .seaa sept. e, % iSss
TO Hon. James a. Seldom, Secretary Of War.
MY DEAn sm-Tbe time h.s come for u. to put
Into the army every. abe bodied negro man as a
sress shonld, at the coming eessiou. take action
on this most important question. The negro
kno~s mat he cannot e.cape conscrlption il ha
goes to the enemy: He must play sn important
part IN the war. He caused the light. sud be will
have biz portion Of the hnrthen to be,r. We have
learned from dear bought experience that negroes
csn be taught to fight, ard that all VINO leave rs
are made to fight against us. would free all sbfe
70 bear arms, and put them into the deld at once.
Thet will mike much better soldiers with us than
against Hs, and swell the now depleted ranks OF
0ur armies.
Ibeg you to give this your earnest attention.
With astursnce Of my Giecdly regards and very
nhs,t nteh .1tes@ ~ remain rsry your
Governor oi Lou,stans.
The class Of persona to whom 1t refers
VIII hot be conscripted into the armies of
the United States II they come withIn our
lines. All will be freed, and they will be re-
ce1Ted snd treated as refugees They will.be
accepted as volunteers, or will be employed
IN the pueltc service, aud their families will
be cared for until they are in condition to
care for themselves. II draft should be-
them will be mnde on the enrolment or
draft.
BY order Of Nal. Gen. E. R. s. CAsnY,
T.. i. tuRlSTENSEE 1t Col and A. e.
, 1864-10-24
SYNOD OF PEORIA.
Arnusl Meeting In Chfrago-A Cnson Of Pres
by1erfeps-1he Couptry-Rellglous Ser
fiees To-Day.

rh,s 1nno~4.,r ,,,d, -. -, ,,,,.. ~ ~.
,~4s,;sn Ghnroh N. s,a sasssa,s. ~ 49,. ~
Churches, convened on Thursday evening last In
the First Presbyterian Church in this city-Rey,
z. H. numphfeys-and was opened BY sermon
OF great perdnenee, from the retiring Moderator,
Rev. H. u. Kellogg. Alter which the body ad-
3ourrea TN ha,f past eight O'Clock on Fdday.
s."-.a., aA ,.o--N. ..'os.
s,n 9t - ne nr.t hnHr na4n+tn1s1 ~ ~
y1rx 1ntfrest,nu nsr6re The bodv TEN 1,1rce.S 4.
ed TO butints., wien la.ee num6er Of mipisteFs
and delegates appeared TO be present. ReT J. u.
ard Eev. 4. K Strong. oi 4l6na temporary CLERK.
The minutes Of The last meerins we're then read
1nan, and John Sailor, being present from other
eceehlarttca noo1ea were invited 70 Eli as cof1es-
poBttne members; ;x y ,a r,d.. vn e
Holmes, Of the Synod Of Chicago 20. 81, appeared
as DELEGATES IRON that body, bs1nf1ng 70 the ey-
aoo 1s betWen ine bodIes ss. to
efA1 Assemblies. ,.
synod experienced In hearing The remarks q The
delegates. We appreciate the feelings which ledto
the aetio1 of yonE BODY 0af caqrcnse s ase iouna.
60 On me eame pl1nclpssr, haH n.xs Inc e4mS raas
tpst W s nv dsTn;on ana.
eence aod " = II +ana ~ rennI
s,.s aspn ~ ~ eve Tnn rcmsfn and nsT,ic,nate
~ III nnr neIitrrations.
~ ! ~ c1nmtf1ee 9m wss now APPOINTED to prepare
minnie expressive of the Views Of Synod on this
euhiect.
Tne subject o. ne Ieu p!aee Q. 1nnssi meeuns
Upon motion Of R:v. Alfred Eddy. committee
on The etAte q the country WAS Ialaeo, coos.sunx
81 Meesle Eday. Gnr. aaa minams ;h;a .a,snt III In
AFTERNOON sLss4uA
, 1864-10-24

counted for In official circles: Lee becam.
informed that Sheridan was wishdra sinssnts
forces, portion having already reached
Grant, and 1t sas proposed that Iongssrset.
With reorganizeu ana re{nforcsd amy
should fa1l suddenly on sheridan's rear ana
destroy him soefore he could get, into po.
NoEEy NARE1T.
Aorey Continues In large supply and .hnnd.rt
considerable amoun's are offered Il ner rrar
street rates continue seady at per cent It Is tie
general opinion thas peYmeuts Of the third Irs1sit
melt on aceount Of the loan will produce \ st.1
nant market. Exchange same a. Jesterdsv Geid
market without any sptcis! excitement Tnfs
morning 1t took sharp upward tusn. and this
eseniLR Was more active. Opened 4. a10I. mn
closed at e1a4- Purchases to meet ahinm. .nfs
will partially arcoart for 1t, under the neWs from
Shesidsn- cbfpmants forl the week. ksa5 IN
impor:B Of dry goods for the week. anouI thras,
quarters of million: larger amount thsn this hss
been dsswn cut OF warehouses. Gold closed Il
the evening board at 2l3x.-
STOCKS.
6tcck market very dul,, limited bas;nesa DOM
to.day, anu cothned almost exclusively 10 bfokers.
At the Boa1d prices ware generally better tnsn
vetteteay. Government securities stronger. No
transactions In State ttock. Railroad bonds were
dull aId chow disposition to s3npathl.e win low
prices Of Railroad eharee. Milling sto-ks slightly
bettcf,
, 1864-10-24

p1sced it "a high as e5s, 900 900 per Aonuu i.
1850. In the four ye4Ia shAt have elapsed
since that period, It's employment has ia-
creased In m enormous ratio, and We scarce
" dare to make guees at what 1t amounts
to at the present time. England, although
Lite in the field, has now fairly made tut.
The machine is now almost universally used
where femsle l,bor with the needle 3as for
merly employed, and in all trades where
nca-Unipu men work.
, 1864-10-24


tspeetsl Ditpatch to the chieas Tribune.l
1sD1ANAroL1e, Saturday, ocs'as.
The military Con mission Tor the triA Of
MilliRar, BoWlee. Humph, eJs, Hetfran and
Htrsey, convened yesterday. The charges
and specifications are similar to those upon
which Dodd was tried, md to which the
prisoners all pleaded not guilty.
". NJ: Harrison, Grand Secretary of the
order, was examined In behalf Of the Coy
ernment. His evidence yesterday, confirmed
that Of stideer and Others, who testified In
the Doed trial IS to the organization aud
plans of the order. Ills examination was
continued to-day, and shows that in June,
1864, the order numbered Is coo In this State.
II was organized In the counties of Marion,
Marshall, Allen, Huntington, Laporte, Full
ton, Ca6a, Harrison, Crawford, Washington,
Orange, Grant, Madison, Perry, Vanderourg,
and Warwick and some others, thai the wit
ness could not recollect.
The boxes contalnfpg arms seized In Dod6's
building, wera shipped By order OF John G.
Walker, who notified Dodd to Inform Par
Sons that some boxes would come from Ne =
York addressed to him. Parsons was Son
Of Liberty, aud he stored the boxes in his
building, knowing that they contained pis-
tolss 4ue u5ea 4oE WAS DoAes. twenty oo4-
es came two weeks alter. ..--
A letter from Jno. c. Walker, dated Ney
York, May 4th, 1864, wes introduced In EVIL
deDce, In which Walker refers to q gen eral
uprising Of the Society, and thinks Demo.
Gratis should work tor that and to that end.
a letter from L P. Mi)lpgan, dated Hunting-
ton, May 9th, 1864, identified BY witness,
looks forward to the time when bullets in
stead Of ballots will be cast, and when the
halter is the preamble to our platform. With
ont concluding the examination of Harrison,
the Commission adjourned to two o'clock,
The Democratic State Central Committee
have been IN seseion in this city for the past
two days. They were suddenly called to-
gether to devise some means, In the alarm
iDg etate Of their party afairs, Of carrying
bominy, and against Lincoln. They have
bad bothe1home time of It, one proposing
one thing, another something else, and have
finally issued an address to The people of In
diana, which will appear in to-morfow's Ssa-
tin<a The address Is only prolonged howl
ov.f What they call 1he tremendous frauds
at the late election, and says that in fourteen
counties there was fraud enough, on the
part Of the Union men, to wipe out Nor
ton's majority. They exhortthe unterrlaed
to rush once more to the deadly breach, aud
are confident that Little Mac will swim IN
what Big Mac was engnlfed. It ia evident
that they are only whlstling to keep their
courage up They don't a1lude at ali to the
1rnuda in the CoppeEhead counties.
The military authorities are very busy re.
-cover,ngsand forwarding drafted men, re-
crults and substitutes. The 4th Regiment,
volunteers, Was organtzed yesterday. There
are now about five Thousand men In Camp
CarringtoD, and arrivals OF troops each day
excsed those sent to the field. General Car
ring ton, who has charge Of the matter, is en-
titled to great credit for the energy with
which he dispatches the great amount of
business which preaaes mon him.
, 1864-10-24
CANADIAN CONFEOERA 4.
TION,


QUEBEC, Saturday, Oct, 23.-Tha outlire
Of The new Federal Constitution will proba-
bly, be as follows: The Governor General OF
the CONFEDERATION t, be appointed by the
Grown, and he advised by q cabinet, under
the British parliamentary form OF govern
ment. Members Of the upper chamber are
to be appointed by the Grown, for Life.
Members OF the lower house ore to BE- elect
ed tor five years. Representation Is to be
adjusted every len years. -
The Lieut.. Governor Of each province is to
be appointed By the Governor General of the
Confederation, under the advice OF the fede-
raj cabinet. Constitutions Of the loyal legis-
latione are 70 be determtt ed BY existing par
The flnsnce ministry Of the different prov
iDces are engaged In preparing financial
statements for each province.