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, 1864-02-20
Constitutional Reforms in Russia,
From the N. r TrThune Feb II

The speech with which the Emperor Alex
auder opened last year the Dict Of Finland,
led to the expectation that constitutional re-
forms for other parts Of the Russian Empire
were in course Of preparation. The official
organ of the Cabinet of St. Petersburg re-
pcatedly confirmed this belief md announced
that a. kind Of representative constitution
would be given to the provinces Of the En-
pifc-. We now learn from tic official organ,
that IN imperial ukase has been published
tor tho organization: Of the provincial and
district representations Of Russia, with the
exception Of the Western aud Baltic proyit,-
ces, Archange1, Astrucan aud Dessarabia.
This step inaugurates the reign Of coustt-
tntional monarchy in Russia. The rights Of
the people. conferred BY the Imperial ukase,
will bc few compared with those enjoyed by
other European ations; still 1t is step to-
ward most important reform in the largest
Of MI European empires The bulk of tie
Russian population las been hitherto NJ, M
thinking mass, as the small number Of books
and papers published in Russia clearly shows.
The Introduction. Of a representative consti-
tuition Will, Of course, greatly contribute to
TIC education OF the whole people, and will
thus hare marked influence upon the desti~
NJ Of Europe.
, 1864-02-20

!. tFrcm the Frederick tMd.) Examlper.l :
Conservatives and coppcrheads, whose fa~
vorite mode Of argufng agafnst the policy OF
emancipation lately waa to ask tsWhat will
you do with tile freed negroes p may find a
practical solution Of the problem by looking
round upon the thinned fnnks Of the coIored
population In onr midst. The most casual
observer must be struck with the rapid dlmi-
mutton Of their numbers In this copmunity
Within the past few months-a diminution 50
sudden and general that every industrial in
tertst feels its pressure, and the agricultur-
lists may entertain reasonable apprehensIons
about obtaining labor to secure The growing
crops, unless timely abolition of slavery. il
Maryland shall oHcr1te attractions to the im-
mlgration of. free labor In the meanwhile.
ihe: question no longer is what shall we do
With the negroes :! but = What has become of
the negroes?" An interested curiosity led us
TO inquire and we learn with surprise that a
regular exodus Of the race to the free States
Is IN operation. It Is believed that for every
one who has entered the. military seryf.e
SINCE last fall, 1T least four Others, free rs
well as slares, have migrated North. TIC
reasons OF the movement may be found in the
political intngues to defeat emancipation In
this State BY imposing In it's stead q system
Of apprenticeship or compulsory labor at req
ulnted wages On the freed negroes: md from
the fear, both Of rebel raids to carry them
into captivity, and Of eventual expulsion from
the State through the political influence of
their present owners. The subject is one of
vital interest to the communitv aud the
causes Of IN exodus too extensive and too up-
pnrcnt to escape notice are worthy of more
elaborate AMI careful inquiry.
, 1864-02-20

'olden time. The institution, Judge. was
richer in Reculiarities than tug Nsw England
hauBtiYc. In the first place the kitchen In
the chimney corner OF which spent mr win
ter evenings, had but two doors opposite
each otEer, through which the horse passed
there was 8 setoT In, the chimney, above
III: y, in which the VT ,hes rendezvous when
oin& cut tefore their mis-, h::vous erfands,
II ird, there was elave bunk far tho people
who ,:ere the lawfnl proprietors OF the kitea~
en- an9 who kindly Yielded its hospitalitics
10 good white children who would teach the;
black ones hbw to. read The old New York
kitchen is still standing: So lon, as our
country Nas at pence I visited 1t once a>year,
and I mean TO do SO when we have peace
again, which hope will be soon: Bat the
speciaitiee have mentioned are gone. For
tie Fireplace thsre is patent cooking store.
The witches, I learn, have long ago aban-
doned their hiding places, aud the black peo-
p'e lare homes aud kitchens of their own.
strongly incline to believe that these changes
arc the effects ofNew England Innovation.
-. -: Very truly yours;.4
, 1864-02-20

| had gone half to the Custom House. At that point
|. stood IN omnibus with one ma1 In It, WHO w:s
nre1Fg On 70 mob, By voice and gestrre. with tas
"Halti Bfing ont that MANI : go
:. Two soldiers spraug Into the omnibus. coll1red
the lunsttc. drew him ont and plsced him be-
tween the Lines. where be continued to yell and
gesticujate In the most frantic manner: -, !.
Stop your .no1se," thundesed the Iienten4at. :
II won't ;" shouts the nan, my tongue Is my
"seiEe: n.."n lower 1ocr hcyo1e.' II sound so1
comes out Of that mars mouth zuI hi n thro1gh!''
r. Tic M was atlcus. 80 -'-s~
:, Fo9w4rd-aorchI r.. The column paehed on
aga!D, tu1 ycry ei0NIy. ftec going some distance.
the Lieutenant peri eired one man, who had been
particularly voelie!ons Tas within clutchlng dis
:sHe]ti Brig I'd th.t man, - pointing him ont,
The man w4s seized and p1aced In s6c colu-nn ::
Ec cont!rEed to, ehout,: but lowered bsyoaet
trcrsht hfla TO lis senees also. The column
pushed on again; and lodgsA the Judge aud tic
Two prisoners safe In tho Custom Houec, tue cita-
del Of New Orleans. The company marched back
in the same order, thsougha crowd ''as silent a.
funeral" : =
, 1864-02-20
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sSs,ta pEsRessl: ~ ns 1ees,ea e{ 7ae Reesa p
ssss Is: sls 3
.sssse sssn a4
Il & .ss u ns e e.
W.sanstan sssst Or ~ Tithia tas 10 Bounds M aSo1e
Sids .aeu.a b. m.de separate either for sa,s o:
s,ss x!sa pl,.e2e oi purchase. and nil description
e4e-s4 assz.s.s5 + be.f ssAeffs q Feee
T0 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
SO irricz 1va scSssSIEScE coSsIsat - <. STORES:
SG sH;ikb Il k1yeF PF5EHgSS sSs5 2s5 s. ~
TuNn8r FebrnaIGs y; s. u9t e o'clock
3nv;np snhs,strr ~ sos tuEnlahtn sha fol-
= 5aa e dsS5,' kSSX'bS BgE$E sFAsLsrY PILOT nEEAp.
to1ts 81 sesoaed su such fnG fa =. m eli STSa ~ e91
ettef asSftc Or Two pieces TO BE- tona= aa gEooTea
d nsqnsss e. Sss ITS quality crushed white sugar. tn
1:ise6afSrl. 6sst qr:nty nour. manufactured from
Mssa e s15sr
93.n9iastcfed isoa prime CON. aarrel heads iiaed.
ths b!ds; s5d xhst6er u ro9nd Or iat hoop baFcls
peess q the sensF by MersTs: "a CO. Bosfd
:$sss &C. 4 :ss :
Vel eooperrd barFes iii nea
March. 1sSt, g pounds g III b!ras, good ofda.
Ihs above ste7es 70 Be lti1e.sd IL % sso equal in.
ssEaFsts Proposals dapsa.e 1s; nus; f' g. made for
he whoie Or ary pafs 81 sach. a5 lot
Samples OF an articles must be delivered With tho
psa@nes a9a n hsId Sa sa a ~
in neat boxes or card boarI Or tin nIy labellcd and
, 1864-02-20


The levfathan Neshamony at the Navy Yard
Is gradually assuming shape and dimensions.
La G1oire and the Warrior would fad such
vessels rs this to be dangerous antagonists.
Two other wur vessels OF huge proportions
are in course Of constr uction at Cramp's ship
yard in Kensington. :,
The Yazoo lying here is to be- finished in
bfay. The workmcn are now making her
turrct md bending and planning the sheets.
Eight LAYERS OF iron, an inch thick, compose
the turret. The hull is tiye feet thick, solid
timber, and three inches Of iron over ali. Be-
tween the exterior and interior hull is va
ter-ight compartment Of foot and half
diameter. The wnter let into this brings her
deck level with the surface Of the water,
Then abe is In pugi1istic trim. She can be
filled in ten minutes, and emptied In half m
hour. When in action no mark is present.
ed 10 IN enemy but the turret~ This Ii likely
to be the most formidable Of al the monitors
We have afloat- She is vulnerable only in the
.turret, and the turTet is so constructed that
no shot can leave an indcntation.
The whole frame Of the monster Chatta-@
nooga-a sister to tho Neshamony-at the
Navy Yard Is el1 in Shape; She is 395 feet
long, S,400 tons. Two hundred men are at
work on her alone, and none in each others
way. Fonr tugs are also upon the stocks at
the same yard.
, 1864-02-20

:on1dential Ihyncl.n, (losaery Of st. Louis, NO.,
sorncr of Mouree Chicago. Ill. hall block from tho
private and delicate nature In both sereb, which he
treats xtth unparatelea success. Rooms separate,
wLerc Ladies' and lcutlenep can consult the Doctar
With the ktrtctest privacy. QHjce hours ltem 4. L.
10 BP: NJ; saada5s % 70 l. a ii. Commrnicanons
conndcnttal Cotsultatisns ftee. Addt.ts F. q. Boz
From ths DoctoF's 1oG3 e1Perience IN Hosgi5al and
antoe, perfect cures all Chroric Diseases IN their
most seyrre aud complicated staf ln Fety short
ting. wfthe1t tho Nse Of rncrcuFy. =
Young men suffering from sc,f.Hhnec are inrlted to
call. perfect cure &arrAnted Female ifrcGulafi.
having any obs.ructions TO marriage. should can ut
orce and be cured. Best Of clty references ~ to
N6i11ty and ScEce62. &E1D+%5Ea.AW
, 1864-02-20

Whose Dye ia taking the place OF otAe1s?
C11HISTADOIkOsSs
Who're Dye IL the nost perfect imitation Of Natusc
CHRISTADQRU,S!
Whose Dye nas bec1 anAlyxed BIZ the best Chclnlet
-aAd rFonnnnte4 hA11n1easP =
= ERHKSTADoIkD.Ss
Whose Eair Dye succeeds when nil others fail?
CARKSTApOIkOsS.
Whose Hair Dye has the largest sale in the worIda
CARISTAD
Whose Dye Is shipped III the Erentest quantities to
the fatr hhfFcd m11uch3 OF Cnb1, Mexico, Rnd south
&meftcA?
EHKISTAE0RDsS.
Manu{actu5rA By J. CHRI sTADoEO, G A4.or
l5onse, New York. Sold everywhere, and applied 5J
Price s.. F1.50, and IS per box, according to size.
, 1864-02-20

Formerly AHe{staut surgeon De Hovo Hospital.
BsnlA Marie, LISBON iertuEal, and Surgeon TO Hos.
himself to tic treatment of contse7ons Blood diseases
for more than thtr.v yea5: len years practice In
led reputation Ia curing sesofnla Eryspe!as, Rheu-
srst'ea,. and AZ X bleed M alseascs Esfyous Debility
plie.tsd nd dis,re!og sisesscs Incl tent 70 females
Mnseum nt lse South ciaEl street. r. q, Bog ~ DY
tacosnE cent? In postage stana The Unfottunates
StAtt8. fra.vfk4v-fs
, 1864-02-20
The TraInIu@ of.IIeenan In tho Flight
Jack .McDonAld,s Defence OF Him.

From Bells Life In London, Jan. SOL
To the Editor Of Bells Life In London:
subject Of Hccnan's training for his recent
battie with Kinr. and much of that rejecting
nppn nv coniTct in .he matter her ynS
win permit me, Tor the information ana sat-
-isfactfou Of tie public. to saw ti1at vas with
John Heeran six weeks and three days dur
tfat Ia period en- l safsiy assert that he neither
ato nor DRINK auythIpr but iron the hand Of
Lis own brother. who kept everything under
Ink and Eey' I a1so st6fe thst iEYas from
Jrmes Heenan tl,ut both John md + Received
what we ate- The onIy time / lost sicht Of
Ir;hn Honn"~, 4roe ~ TnesdaT nacarnhsr an
, 1864-02-20
Business Uar0s.
3"fVEFFVfV" "VVN*
pLATO g. HARVEY,

ATTORNEYS And CDUNsELLuRB At LAW,
CHICAGO. ILLINOIS.
HMGs; 9iSs; Y Like strict, corner Clark, fIeleEraph
BG!ding3 M st4ir9.
w. T. EL4To. j., n. harvey,
foet Once Drawer 64M. ftl9W94S4t
PRISONERS OF WAR--The
= fArDtlca Of all Soldiers, who arc now Prisoners
w. IT a"aftsslpE, BREWSTER e. BROWN,
Solicitors af Military Clalxn4,
1e'e-~eH'A 1G ueatborn street.
o IN. Y e n TO r S. .
COnURN t. aIARNS,
Patent Lawyers and Solicitors.
,umse. No. II IA1,aoN BLOCK, corner CLARK and
"a.nihE1oD streets. Chicago. Ill. r. o. 10 SIlH =
Gcu efs OF 1nftrucuuns to lnsen:p-s acat trcc On
~FpHea1oa' ie16 w.a..s1t
&TORRS j. MARSH,
ATTORNEYS AND coUnsELLoRs.
No, 81 Wafh!netcn street rooms and = Chicago. H..
Post ONCE Box q, "'
KhxKI 1. eIoEEA. lfel0-Essclm JoszuA l. nAesu
:T OANs ON: REAL ESTATE
ssse I'm q gssss sesss
HHss ssa - s .oys 1p resident. ~ non4,.,
:. oa;1e, 7; ?; glh.s51p ft!hs ssf Gsos.
6. aol3]sN4n
, 1864-02-20
Brigsa!cr &C. eral . Il RuckkR,
Chief Depot QnA1tx rmaaser.
Washington, ., G.

' GUARANTY.
he, sna a1de1Asneo, r.a1den18 Of -. In u.
y. ~
aztet 4 sa:e t6s tGTe9oins n: o. ee aeese:sa
asce Of said bld execute tns contract fos ths sa,e
w:th good and sufrte1tsultes In snm equal to hi
Of contract. 10 furnish the orsge propotea
u conformity to the terms or dated Do
.tUasef g. 1S3 under width tke bic mAie, AID, =
rhe sal - saall an 70 enteT Into contract !,
atoresatd, guarantee to make Food the eiatTe1na
hetV cen he otter. By TO SAID - aud tbs neat
low reeEonEbe btideT or the person to whom tas
vi 7isTeyt. Gtysc urder our hands aud seal
1&h15- dA5 OF ---. 13b
I asreo- certify thas. to TIC be.t Of ny knov!edss
Snn ssEer lie above named EuaTantprs arc good 1ac
sufficient a. su1e.es for ths amount for Nhich tae1
to he eertided ~ the United States District Attoe
ney, Collector Of C1ltoms OF any cthe: ocer undez
the Ultse etaies Goverument. Or responsbls ptrsos
kDcwn to this on1ca ..,--,
Viii be opened md exAmtE ed At thls Office on WKn
fESDAT and SATURDAY OF each week. A. T. IL
Bidders are Respectfully invited to BE- present, st hi
"pe'''4'* ~ 'A1'' = &~' b. Il, nUCKKB,
de1ts1lau BriAadis1 General and ouartarmastss
, 1864-02-20

tiIsCELLAEEOUS BANKS.

MISCELLANEOUS DASEa. *1'r
80 shares littzenss Bank Stock, WaterburY Ri
a shares Stafford Bank Stock. Stafford
% iares Eas1e Bsnk Stock, S:id Sfoyideace..... Z
~ shares Re!tre Bank Stock, Dosteu....... SOL
lD0 thAres SAFETY Fund Bank, Boston 80. 10.C
Ao shares H'x o. Stste Of Missouri, St. Louis. 16
10 shares Mefchatts' Hank Stock, St. Louis. 80
eGQ sharea 3echan1cs' Bank stock, st. Louis, 16,n
&o5 shares Esrmera' and Mechanfcs' Bank
, 1864-02-20

Hunnn Fr1flfy, or PhysfoloE1.
cal Fecnc=frches.
Should be ftad by everybody. Il treats On, and
and unhappy contamiaslioa mar be- subvefted. VIII
s9.s nethod Of disneil.ng &c misEiylnEa many e.
e.. a. BARROW, 14t Blocker street. New York.
enct Is cents Mailed free cSerrwhere-.
To be Ind also Of q. SCQYIL. 76 Randolph street,
Chicago Ill. ~ = deta -1r.ls
, 1864-02-20

NJ NJ ha6ew1 frat prepared TIE VENETIAN HAl1K
D1G N1ce 4hAt time II has been u+cd " tnoHsaaW
@ no 1h4faact has II failed 10 ire perfect sasao
The VENETIAN DYE Ii the cheapest ~ mt Wotaa. .
l1 Price only Ftnr Cents and earb b1tsc co9sAtas
double f1e quantity dye those usually BoG lof IL
TIE vENET11k DS + Is NC esfsst ee'nroHaop a oi
" fla Il w.saased 1ot to fo'are tAe han or Inc
THE VENETIAN Di f. works with rzridIty and tes.
kajnty tho t,xjr requiring preparation whAteycf
TNE VEEI.TIAk Di produces any shAde that may
be dc.ircd--onc that will act fade crock Or wHsh o1t
.en1. Fot tklebY all Druggists. Prepared only h5
4. l. MATTHEWS.
: General Agent II t;a2d street, n. T..
:A,.o, .anr.cturer .! NAT 1tE:Ts' A!::S!CA MAZE MA
8l?ss :Ee l".t atr dressing In use- Price = ccn-
E.r.L.s II. IukhA
, 1864-02-20
The Oldest Regulator for
Females.

1hate 4 but one GENUINE AND SURE cURH Tor
EEMA!Es Who s1fler from m1RhEauLARIE1xs, a< o.
6TRCCIIoNa or TIE MENsxa. xh2tuyeS mar be tha
cause OF those otatruct3ona- ~
Ihis cure hss been eo;ytzea for many ycar4. THE
ONLY SAFE RELIANCE ts IN
, 1864-02-20
GurrtaI Nntlres.

HaoN0Wnyss FILLS ard Ointment.
t, rsa' I'hnnst'rrthy. Eesr one iii,oa ho3es
"t t1e art cTcry month distributed throuEnout tue
Towns ana tlloses of the TIN ted states and Cnnads
nfen thess osdsIs i may he sald with tratn. tat
~ meaic1Eet nrc "Messsngers Of Joy. carry
q, 81 te1m @ az tpc ef dsexse sod b. nif pru@t!ss
@st2cs 9<e, and 81 per box Of pot. fe3ov2s1wls
, 1864-02-20
The Brooklyn Sanitary Fair aud tiac
Nr, Seward writes in a-pieasant rein as fol-

Mf: scWafd WfiteS N = p1e:ss'sat se1u Is 101=
-. -WAsr1sGToK, Feb. II, 1881 :
oMr. william ". Goodrich, New Tork:. =.
! DEAR srn; When at the age Of thirty years
EIchan, IF there Fas ono. Was not opened to
nc. bIthopEh ,Faneun' Hall md the old South
II I haye: however, yery distinct remembrance
ofthe New York country Kitchen OF the
, 1864-02-20
HEX ftfhH CT CfGgv KU4i 1ufo - h11Q RVue2 may
an1atr, al a. pppncAtjon 1t this once
FORM OF fkDP0SAIL
fTQTu. CanntY aI&d St&t4l l--.---

Tie suescrinaz. do harent prnpo<e 10 fntrtAh Aa4
.llser tc tne United States q t1o Qaa1seInasatef
your a4v=Es1se senenr, inviting psorossh for forses
:ase: Wa4,:.on Depot. Decsnnef ! 1865. taa follow
bon 81 of Corn. In .ack., at - per bushel Of
bn.heise u -o.sa.,1 .--A-,~. ---.--~., u >
ppunE9.
-- tons o. slad Hsy. .~s-rer tou OF 1000 poaads
.--tonso o. ba1sd st-sx. at-Per toa ei7, ,aooouada
al fss and TO e e eom:les.a o. Or before q
:er tpto 4 written contract with the upl:e1 statea
Etth good sn aQp:ovet sesuIi.ies wttnin sho s2sct
c. a3A after Being notf6ot that 1y Did has bear
x:cepted Your ohettsnt servant,
, 1864-02-20
Cheeseman's Female Pills.

THIS COOP OLD REMEDY FOR ali distractions
has been hailed with pleasure mud prodt ron rwfxT-
g1yE yxAEs u ~ a Pasts of 5hs SlytlizeI wosld: liz
whom everybody knows. and II whom evefyb3dY
places conf dcnce aud zespec4 ills "a oxEw.TASaL1n
4KRAaoKAxHT. but STANDARD REUEDY
, 1864-02-20

TUPARTNERSHIP-The under
signed have this day formed copartnerah1p,
nnder the name and style Of PETTITT d SMITH, fof
he purpose II carrying On General Co@mas.ten
business E0BT. r. FETTlTT.
Chicago. Dec. Is, LEGS. G. 1. SDTH
, 1864-02-20

STATE or coNHEcTICUT, HARTFORD. couN.
Ti. sE-Pcrsonany appeared before me, Henry FoW-
jer Justice OF the Ptace. dnly qualited to admnls
eius Z. ueadce: Secretary. and 1asde solemn ostG.
t1on Of the EtnR Insurance Company Is true.
- Henry Fowler. Jrtt1ro Of th PtAce.
, 1864-02-20

THE COPARTNERSHlP HERE
L. TOFORE existing under the firm name Of Gros-
vcnor FORSYTH shis day dissolved By mutual con.
sent. r ". Grosvenor l. Co. win conttnne she bust.
Wlll Bette up the bAsiness Of the late hrn.
fel8WyS4Iw GRQSVEEOR Il F0RSYTH.
, 1864-02-20
$155U %


The amount OF liabilities, due or not dns, to ~
bal Ks Of othrr Ct cted1tors... -. None.
Lot&ek ADJUSTED and dua .........s- None.
4otses adJostea a1a not due e.. -. $500
fuf!5sI assel: l::.::::;:-: ..:......... @ ~ us.1is
. fWnM tor prthtinE, &c f.,...........s.....
, 1864-02-20

BACHKLORB celebrated HAIR DYE re TIE assT
+ TIE woK1p. The only uARMLEAs. True aud Ek11-
ABLE Dye known; This sp1cudid Hair Dye Is Perfect
changes Red. Ensty or Grey Hair INSTANTLY to
he Hau er staluns the sk1n. leaving tho Haar SON
.na Beauufn tmpsrts ticsp vitality frequently re-.
Sad Dyes The Genuine Il signed w1LlIkx 4. 3Acn.
IpE. au Others aEt alcfc futtstiebs and should be
Svotded- Sold 1y all tfEutEiEta DC. Factory g BAT
.lss streol, Eew York tJSgae'ls.
, 1864-02-20

About twelve O'Clock the 1eet hose Ia sight oi
assembled New Orleans. The seven miles Of cres-
cent lerec were one living f1ncc Of human beings,
bic aor1ow, shame and anger. Again the: CT
arose. burn The city; CIT that might have been
obeyed but. fer the known pressure OF the Euro
sone denson Of e
De Low fn3eehood and Calhoun heresT. TAat fleet,
II they had but known 1t. WIS dclfScsaace
reicn oI terror ana wong. Tie time q vii conc
when New Orleans will know this: when the an-
nircrsary Of this day will be celebrated With
Butler win sdorn tie public places Of the city.
The feet dicw near md cast aechor in the stream,
the crowd looking on, CONC in silence, many ut
ali deeply moved. -.
TIE f1KET AT AEcuoR--A f7s1r 70 TUE orTT
ArTuoEIrHs.
At one O'Clock The feet was anchored, The rain
was falling in torrents. hut the crowd near the
Ccstom House WAS still dense and fierce, tho rain
pnt o:f rom the dag-rhip man-oswar's boat Tin s
and 1dy crew in fresh tapaulins and clean shcets,
no flag OF .rate flying 1n the ataru sat thrca OH.
Lieut. TeISns, lii companioa in tie esssad I'd npon ,
which be vas sent, and Acting Master Morton 1u
Charge Of the boat. Just attcs the boat put off, 3
ns E f r I'm anias d. 3s1
Noah's 1rk, canc floating down the Eirrr past the
feet. wrapped In flames. It another time the
EnEEt3CIc NQnlQ 0AtG DtE4 QRlY 1pu0Fe0 by the
feet, but at that moment every cyc WAS upon Cspt.
Bsi,ey't beat, nearing tho crowd On the 'evec.
We ali senenhcr the greeting bestowed upon
this officer. 1t was by 20 mesus that which eon-
saesd city ssallg so1t R pRgn ,ns nnd GSoq9eTq f
laundering s!oane for Ltaeoln and big fleet:
three 1uc1 who dared cheer for thc :old flag. :"
Capt. Bailey md Lieut.. Perkins. however, stepped
On shore, md announced their desire 10 see the
Bn5orof the eitE. A tew res2estab'e ps1so9ss a
The crowd had tic courage to offer to conduetth
10 the City Han. uEdcr whose escort the officers
started on their pcr'oas journey foeaMsa and so;-
leas of mo p6u5dns rain. mo viotsnee." ." saya :
Etfd reporter, twas offered to tho officers though
certain persons who were suspected Of fasorias
their anE and caufe werc get upon With great i9ty.
and roughly handled. On arriving Ut the Clty Hal,
it trcqutrcd the Intervention Of savsral cltixens to
prevent yiolence being offered to the rash crnbaH-
hadors Of m cxec4nted dynaety and government
Mayor Mrnal is a gentleman OF slight form and
short stature; ho Eas not equal to the exceeding
y pezpex1ng situation IN which he found hnselE.
5Wrosted. however, by The presenca Of several Of
the City Fathers; a. he es1led then. and aided
y .tAe ss1cnts OF Pierre soula. h6 performed his
part the cartons Interview with t6leYable igui-
y. While the co1>oquy proceeded, tie City Hall
, 1864-02-20
Cheeseman's Female Pills.

that Ladies have far relief on tho suppression Of
ct Nature, Will GCAtsANfEE TO THEW The fuiIest
amount Or eooe bcath and stre14th: and which, II
ASl2EAIH, aht. 10 Tint rt8sf or ALI. K111pI1A
, 1864-02-20

An AM ASH0 u EkG-NE-
Gen. Butler sent word to the Mayor and
Common Council that lie had established his
headquarters at tile st. Charles, where he
would be happy to confer. with them at two
o'clock. They came, accompanied with Mr..
sonle. During the interview, the following
Incident occurred:
4nAid-de.Camp came rushing into the room
and said to Gen. But,er: ..,
ssGen. Williams orders me to aay, that he fears
he Will not be able to control the mob
Gen. Butler in his scrercst manner replied,
"Gtye my compliments to Gen. Williams, and
open uron them with artillery
The AaEor and his friends sprang to their1ec in
"Don's DO that, Generalr exclaimed the Msyor.
s@Why not Gentlemen 2" sa1d the General. ''Thc
mob must be controlled Weean't hare disturb
."shalI go out and speak to the people 81 asked
the Mayor. -
s.AnJthing ion please. gentlemen replied Gca..
in ihe streets" -. 49,.
The Mayor and other gentlemen addressed the
crowd, and Us they enforced thoir remarks bY the
ramor OF Gen. Buffers order, there was Il tempo
rary lull in the storm
, 1864-02-20

RAILROAD ST0CK-
No shRres Hartford and New Haven Rail-
n-s 4u4A hAGGA... -3t0.
&c Ehttes Connecticut River E. r. Stock. 81,
IN shares Boston and r orceatet z, E. Stock H.
, 1864-02-20
UNITED STATES STOCKS.
.ELtted Stntea Stocks. and per cent, int. .$3Q4
MISCELLANEOUS STOCKS.


Aila1ttc Mutnal Insurance Company, scrip
1ea< ana Us,
e shares Come ctfcut 1slyer Co. StOck...... !,
Wayne County, Mich. Bonds. erEensln. =
, 1864-02-20

What change WAS wrought BY the mere
announcement or the blocEadel The cotton
chips disappeared; the steamboats, were laid away
in convenient bayous, or departed up the river to
return no more. The cotton mountains vanished !;
the Eugar acres were cleared the cheerful song or
the negroes was seldom heard and grass grew on
the vacant leyee. Tie commerce oi the CITY was
eecd: and the forces hitherto expended in peaee-
ful and victorious industry were wholly given to
wagiug. war upon the power which had called
that Industry into being. defended 1T against tho
invader projected and nuuriehed it for sixty years
Euisslcss Of v,ong. The yonnE men enlisted III the
army, The authorities compelling the reluctant
ttrst ores and impresslug with violence the for
, 1864-02-20

Tota1l!abtities .,......... 3ts6 ISL s.
Agents kstrncted to take no risk exceeding Twenty
Th9nsand Dolars. withoas special permission.
1he gftatett amount ln any one GsJ, town. village
materials snd The means Of azreattnx urea
Copy q the charter On lie with the Auditor ofn1I-
A.11' -n1 - II Taosfs 1.ALExAsDEn, President.
, 1864-02-20
Cancer can BIC Cured.

NQNCCK CzxA DC EExFeU.
Dr.. Hcbern, Cancer and Consumption ch1mrhtn,
1tce, Chicago, III. He successfully Kills an extracts
uanesss w1tlort pain or kn1fe In from ious 10 tw.n;
chronic diseases and plies. a ccsc alEayE EIGT1n-
tecd or pay. r q. Box 6i6S fe6-w3s4dlM