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aqrituItural mn Dumssfit.
Apple Champagne.

We have recently learned Of very simple
and cheap process OF making Champagne
Wine directly from apples; ana as the com
inc fall will furnish an abundance Oi the
necessary material, the receipt may prove III
teresting to farmers and prOhtaOle 10 deai-
ers. 800,
anples without previous grinding, because
the bruising OF the fruit, IN short Tune
discOlOrs the Juice, and produces such ON
er chemical change, by exposure 10 the al
mOsphere, a. 10 prevent the praclical "or-
king OF the process, while the juice pressed
rom sound apples Il nearly ~ hmpid a
water. =.
IN a filter. consisting Of box about a loot
deep by six inches square, Ailed Win
mixture Of charcoal ana clean sand Or Inc
Gravel. about half and half \ thin layer
~ ,fraw il put into the box before II j. i.l-
Ell withe hltering material and the bottom
orthe box IS perforated with fine holes.
The iuce passes through this filter into
bottles. which should be Immediately cork
ed 10 exclude the atmosphere which gives
il the appearance Of tie real champagne
and our informant who has used the pro-
cess. assures Us that the wine after remain
ing 10 the cellar a while presents the acton
and flavor Of the imported article with the
advantage OF being much more healthy
beverage. while its cost does not exceed
t,rD cents q quart bottle where apples are
plenty Imported champagne Of Che com
monest quality, cannot be bought IN THIS
market tor less than tNO Or three dollars "a
bottle. while it, genuiue-= and purity are
very questionable 20 5ag the least.
To crush and pfe-s apples a. one opera
ton requires a very pnwerfai pr"s~ We
have examined portable arrangement %
the kind quite simple and cheap and We'll
adapted 10 this process a. ID Is sufficiently
noweriul 10 crush and press The hardest ap
ple-. having a pressing power ol lu, Vu'
pounds with 90 pounds applied ,o The crank
Such a press would be- good 10 extract th'
Juice from grapes, az 10 would MT break ih'
seeds, and thereby give bad flavor 10 ih
wine.
This press Is manufactured and sold
wholesale and retail, by Hail Reed ~ Go.
S. Liberty street New York. -dn'eric0'
drtiS0n, 4. J.
lThe press referred 20 in the foregoing eV
tract. will be found advertised in auothe
column Of this paper. Agents who woua
ike To circulate a useful invention wouh
do well toread this advertisement and sem
for a circular. Farmers vino have 0rcn
ards should no; neglect to read the abov
recipe.
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AND BEAUnFYINc THE COMPLEXION


Not Few
n te worst disor ers that act mankind arise ironl
the corruption that acclmuistes n the Blood oi all
tae discoveries that have been made % purge IL olt
uoue cat ga Al elect HEiNBoLD's COMPOUND IA
TRACT oY s,sAPARILlA 10 cieanses and renovates the
Blood, iusts the v.-or ~ health into the system.
ami purges out the humors which make disease ID
stimulates the fuuct of the body, and eKpcls th
disorders that grow and rankle in The blood Sch q
remedy that could Pee relied on has long been sought
f'r and now Tor the first time the pub have one IN
which they depend. Our space here Does not at
NIT If certificates 70 show ITS effects bat The trial oi
single bottle viii show Go the sick that il has ts
virtues surprising anything they have ever taken.
Two tablespooustul 90 tine Extract Of SsrsapaTls
added O. pint ~ water is equal o. ils Lisbon Die.
Driak and bottle is fully equal to gallon % tho
syrup o. ssrsaparus. or TIE secectou 90 usually
made
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-08-09

ID combines all the Coon QUALITIES oi
other uTst class Machines ana possesses many at
vsutages over any and all ~ them
i the most nipple AMI Perfect BOD ltH Mcdaniel
obstruction. Of any sewing Machine SGT offered
o. tle public lri 90. only one capable 90 making
more than one KIND Of stitch
The feei may be- revarsei a. any point desired
4tAnui stopping tA- Machine
Changes for tie various stitches may be made while
OIL e laachine is 90 ult.un
It's stitches are the wHulor n all.
The beauty ~ IL stitch IS unsurpassed.
NJ other covers So large range nl ~ork
Sews d sht and heavy fabrics with equal facility
The work - DO feed either L. tLa right or left.
Runs quietly ssws rapilly
40 liinculty experienced .u srsIuE across ID -
seams
Needle moro readily adjusted than in any otA'
machine.
Tai.0rs cannot afford o. D. Without one
Every family should have A. fi5reles
It's motions are al positive.
VAL last a lifetime.
NJ springs o. s-t out ~ order.
L. thoroughly practical
The lemurr tAe 90. - practical Iu
Turns ~iie and narrow hens. abb Nil fe.l beau
tfiuy.
Il braids neatly AMI handsomely without TIE
sIigLtesf alteration
III most .neNp-r onosd nni uo iitrlity .u using .
uiis no ir-ss-- AID Us n-cLiuery being 900 tla toI
~ the table
Evcy machine wsrrantel
IT. wlIi slhstAntl1t- i.I 49, eis.m 600 O.
A glLiE. Agent.
Lansing. " cAlgau. +sayi
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CONsUMPTIoN. CATARRH AND

To y = Z VI 7 7 To y NAI AhhH NM
- BRONCHITIS esn be cured
AvAluAoS Treatise on the nature Of Consumption
and its various stages. Bronchitis CatArrh &c rrcs
10 Cents including postage and si1pIe Trsscrptions
which have cured thousands, VII be sent fres Of
charge, to any oae applying Il viii cost YOU hui
Send an addressed envelope and stamp 70 n !
BRYAN, Consulting Physician, 40 Broatway New
YORK aud yoa viii receive g By rstsrn mail
/ Sieyi
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DIR. HARVEY's FEMALE PILLS.

They are Perfectly harmless the system. may bs
taken any timc with RECT safety but during tbs
early STAGES of Pregnancy they should not De- taken
OF miscarriage may be the result They never
cause any sickness, pain or distress Each box con.
taius sivty pills. Price one Dollar.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-08-09

Michigan comprise an area OF -, z45
square miles or nearly 10000, 900 % acre--
In 1900 Michigan was the ninth state iu tHe
United States In area the sixteenth Boo pop
ulatIon and the twenty sixth DOB density al
population Only a ntile more than one
third of the territory Is returned a. taxable
land. and but little more than One tenth as
improved land. lt IS q surprising TACT That
in the siX counties having the ltrSe-l
amount Of improved laud lne number Oi
acres unlmproyed Is more tnau 200 up0
greater than the number % acres improved
There are about four and half acres OF
improved land iOr every mhdDitant OF The
State.
The wheat crop in 1868 averaged ii IL
bushels per acre, being much below The
ordinary Yield. In lo5j the average was
IA 81 bushels per acre Oh corn, the a.
gregate was II uOT 81 bush. and the ave-
rage - bush. and 4 pounds OF shehed
corn per acre The average Iu ls6i was -
bushels ami L. pounds. Oi potatoes there
Were4, 90, 27l bushels raised ma lc63. The
value OF the may crop has Increased 90 per
cent. IN the last decade. The amount eat
in 1868 was s45, $40 Ions.
The number Of horses in the state has
nearly doubled in ten years, while the val
NC Is more Inan four times IA much Mules
have increased from loo, in lS5i 10 lis IN
Is64. Work oxen have decreased in mum
Der, their places being supplied by horses
The number of mich COWS has increased
more rapidly than the population OF the
State The average quantity OF butter
made per COW in l>b5 was % pounds Oun-
ces, being above the general average OF the
United states. The amount OF cheese pro-
duced Is much below what il should be-
The number of sheep I'm Michigan has
more than doubled IN the last decade the
quantity OF wool sheUred has advanced m Il
much larger ratio, aud has materially Inn
proved IN quality. In 1865 the clip reached
1924. % pounds; an average OF > 5 L
ounces per sheep. The clip of 1867 was ].
GOO 900 pounds pounds more that OF >j3.
which, at an average Of 80 cents per pound
would amount 10 between 81, 600. 600 and
1000, 600
The quantity Of pork marketed i'm 1858
was 33. l36, OO3 pounds. The increase in
the number OF hogs has not been large be-
inc but 49, per cent IN ten Years The
statistics - 10 many farm products are
very imperfect but We learn that in 1864.
Michigan made 4. Ga 1893 pounds of maple
sugar. or more than . pounds Tor each per
son in the State, In lob5 there were man
utactured o.. sl6 barrels of cider.
Each OF the following lists exhibits Sly
counties i'm the State which. IN 1858. excel
ell in some specified agricultural prodHc
ton.
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DIR. Harvey's Golden Pills.

remedy fcr special cases. four degrees stronger
than the above Price Five Dollars per box.
A PRIvATE CIEcrLAR o. Ladies with fms anatouica.
cngravmgs sent free on receipt ~ drscted envelope
sud stamp.
e. Cut this notice olt 4 you desire Or. Harvey s
Pills W Book and you cannot procure them o. your
druggist. do NOT tax any other Tor some dealers who
are uuVrnCil lei vii rscggn seut other Female Pills
they make larger profit on-but enclose the mo
hey and send direct 10
DIR. }. BRYAN. Consulting Physician.
ROY 5o79. ~ BsoADvAy,S Y.
aud you vii receive them post paid securely sealed
from observation. hy return matt
Dealers supplied by DFNAS BARNES & co. NV.
. NoRE Nh-l-ssie Agents
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-08-09

The friends of Mrs. Surratt want TO place
over her remains monument with the in
scripuon: Il am innocent, but Gods holy
will be done"
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-08-09
TW q . DrS
PATENT DRILLING MACHINE,
PILE DRIVER, AND
HYDR AULIC SAND PU MP.
4 T W 90 =

PRACTICAL TESTS having fully demonstrated tbs
srperio-iiy Z this machine over 81 others Tor tle
purpose q sinking 0l Wells. the undersigned > now
prepared % receive orders f9r tie same
Tbs machinery comprises everything requisite fcr
The boring Of 90 wells. excepting the STEAM
NGINE AND CAST RON DRIVING PIPE. (but vii be
furnished f desired Il reasonable price) an1 dis
pencss with the use cr the Derrick Rope Bal wheel
ana CHER clmbro1s 4ai expensive fixtures leT IL
use. ana IS s arranged being Constructed en- Theels
ant portable shaf 10 car be easily removed f1r the
purpose NJ slus.us wells 10 different Localities.
THE DETRTTUS = removed from The vel " orr
Patent Hydraulic process ans does not require TIE re-
uoveal Of sle dill from the boring This process
uct Culy removes AL the detrtus In ron q 10 rn-
utes. b1; lklviss erctusly clears out and opens al
TIE small oi VI Is shat are - often entirely CLOSED up
rs he oli process of sand pumping
WIFI THIS MACHINE sui q practical engineer q
We, ca- 10 sunk i-,n 40 - CO f-1s within Fr,l
q FROM Is go Sd ssys aster the sou pirc has hs--
driven
Ar-so. arne lts ars being made rr TIE colssr--ts1-
snt delivery g these machines ~ New YORK. Nor
u.ch Nae bury y Y. ana PIttsbu-E Penna
Fa- farther i1f---ult o. pr-e ier-as, & az res.
SIMON LELAND
NsrsoslIrrsS Fl III
51-2 NsE York
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OBSTRUCTION. Or sToFPAGE oF NArURF-

matter from Uh4f eause Do arsos They are ef,ec-
tnai IN restoring O. health all Who suffering from
Weakness ana Debility Uterine Discharges Nervous
ness ~. 81 and tlry Act Ike "a Charm. iI
slreue thsuuE aut restoring the system. Thou
sands z liies who b.ve suffered Tor yCSrs and tre
various other remedies 10 vain. owe A renewal of
Their health and strength wholly 60 the efficacy OF
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS.

DIRCUIT COURT COMMISSIONERS
- NOTICE. Will be AZ LAisils Mode l-~ls 2
the shrl Wednesday il each rallt-, 81 Ole 10 -ecA D.
NJ AM a. Mason tie 1rsi Monday % each month -
one oclock p. NJ - transact such business - ~ Per
tairs - ly oce Other sinlcs. A. ny Once ~ oSe-
r1os N. y. CHArfEEItS.
Circuit Court G. LlIllssllrcr.
l. : - IL
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THEY CAN BE USED WITHOUT DETECTION
and DO not Interfere with bl-iness pursuits aul 30
Change OF Diet h Necessary.
BELLS SPECIFIC PILLS.
wrrrdHiei az all cases

Relief IS Xperienccl Pos taking single box ana ir.u
four - SIX boxes generally effect cure.
Sold In boxes containing sixty pills, price 81 or six
boxes IS, sso ia large boxes cHntlinin1 four ~ the
small. price 3
PRIVATE CRcy LARS 90 Gentlemen only. sent free 90
receipt Of directed envelope or stamp
g5- II you nee5 the Pills. cat out this adv-r
tscneut Tor reference. and n YOU cannot procure
ihem Of your druggist DO DOT De iMposod on by anv
other remedy, but Inclose the money 4 letter 70
DIR. J. BRYAN. Consulting Physician.
Box 500. AZ Broadway New York
and they viii DC sent tu Nuu seclrcf from observation
by return mail. post rlil. en receipt u the money
Dealers supplied by pENAS BARNES q co. NEW
YORK, Wholesale Agents.
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IMPORTANT TO LADIES
DIR. Harvey Female Pills.

The most infllhhie ana popular remedy ever known
Cor all diseases of the female sex They have been
used 30 many cases with unfaiiin< suecess-and max
- relied every for which they sre recon.
nlntei snd particularly iu al Gases arising FROM
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-08-09
MEDICAL.
FLUID EXTRACT BUCHU,

This Medicine lacra ssss tie powers u digestion,
AID excltes the absorbe1ts into healthy a-ti9n By
xhleh the matter q ca.careol- depositoas, and al
unnatural oularsenents are reduced. as weA ~ pan
All Inflammation, an is s1oi for mal, Tome- aoi
ehllreu.
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HARTFORD. COS
CAPITAL. 100000

MARX HOW ARD. fre>f
TigS tpbntlL. -. s.
DIRECTORS
MARE HDwAEp.
WooDR~FF fPres woodruff < Beach ]. Col
JAWS B,ITER fof G.. II NeTthrorn COD
r ReHsSRrs or k-ueys, Roberts G0o1Nin)
Guy PHElPs secretary Conn Life ms COD
TfMDrHY SHELDON. Contractor AMI Buil1erl
J,gE~ r.. FOSTER lPrc- Mechanics Saving Bank
SIDNEY 4 WHITE .of spencer. White co..
CHtEiE- T HUYEE. Pres barter oas bsrs
Frf5An II. uWEN .i0f Day. owen s. COD
HONE RiAVciAED. (of Il. Blanchard Sto)
RIcHArn n HrHBsHp- Estate Attorney
n n MzllxAS. nj J * NJ Merrimaa.)
w L. CorIrNs iof Collins Brothers COD
" "a p ttLENUFa. cashier state binkl
Aunlc4t ans rcr-i s-i hy
JAMES TT RSER. Agent.
lv4e0 Lansing a Cd.
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TSTATE OF GEORGE Z. COLBY,
T. deceased. SrArx - NlCucaN. County Z lus1a1l,
.s-At session O. tie PROBATE CoUrt(or tas county
u Ing ham holden AZ t1s Probate once i- i1e VllAe
o. Nssol ~ Wednesday tie l-tA Jay q JlJ ID t-l
year one thousand eight hundred and sky ave
Present Hor4iio Prau. yl-Ee q Probate IL tie
matter - the estate 70 George Colby les sAsei
on reading snl ding The psIiiiea. --s Fefl-e- el
Thomas Colby. aiInlllstrate- q te ss-ale - SAD
-asel. prayIls Tor lc--se . scl .t a- estate -
@tlrh said deceased -le- -eiE'--
Thsr.-pou D.. is ar-ercd That eiaeslay .tAe Oh Ay
g -s-ternnsr 1875 a. Ten clock n TIE forenoon ne
zedfor the hearing - ssid petition AID t-at .r
heirs Al law 0f SAID deceased. all A. yt-rr iefso-s
interested 10 SAD estate. are -rrc = appear a.
session o. SAID Court Then O. DC etrl - tne frv
bate once 10 the village ~ N--ol 4ra s-oS fa-se
% any there or. ally tAc payer e. iAe it'll',-ei
shout nl. %. granted Ard u D. llr---f ordered TVS
said petitioner give notice Do t-- e--J-s 1-ef es-e-
n s1ii estate oi tLe peu-eEcy " sai pei son. a..
Gle hearing thereof ~ ca-s.ug .. t--e rl-r
o. bs -le- Do the l-.Is L. t.eI1.c a.. . le' * q
Deg printed and ate u sal- county 20 l gam
50 Successive weeks previous o. s-d a4y Oh hear
I-s
"A true copy AOsAl-' .-Ai
5+Ns. J-lEe u Probate.
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Fi>k'S Patent Metallic Burial Gases,

For ordinary Iutermelts, DepOsiting in
wants s1d TralsT0rtatia1. they have 70 rival
Tae~ are -Are - to m.s- lnar-risrz1e mater a.
L-1 aye susr1e-- Us -e al o-t- o. prevent rust.
AID tie extern Las -re H1ssEll m e.. when
property csrns1ter tie remains u the deleasl are
cree f-oIl -r-Dtol u Tal-r O. 1spre1zll "
q AL ulay without Cr-lslVs oder BE kcT- -
~ g desire thus l-vlz.iuE TIE necessity ~ 1asfy
-lrlzis- Tnsr onE slccsss,-l -ss a. lh- appro-
l-ti1l sTs1 tL-rl renders ln1s-ss--. any extended
-1t.rs af tLe.r va.-aA--- alvzuizEes. ly-5ls
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BLOOD. BLOOD. BLOOD
HelBlbOiI-$
Fluid Extract SarsaparilIa,

For purifying the Blood removing An chronic coust
tutioua discusses arising from an impure state 90
The Blood and the only reliable and cT,ctral kEovi
remedy for the cure " Seroflia, scall H.1i Sal
Rhoum Pains and sws.lnss of the Bones, Jlcera
lions OF the Throat and legs Botches Pmples on th
Face, letter Erysips.ss, ana all scaly erultoas %
the SKIN
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-08-09

NOTICE To CONTRACTORS The uu
L ' tcrsisnct. e amuissiaucr oi ths fIflA Ni'.-..
n the AL,gau. Nusseson AM Iravors' Fay sat.
Road, hereby gives notice that proposal WILL Poe r.
csIrcd 20 las Office The village ~ Paw ltw nrti
the nineteenth Gay ~ Aug ISL lrAt. t1r f.at NHr u
sad aivIs ol. which comprises tLe roIte ff.'4 .a'
village ~ Pa2 Paw 10 The south bank - -he hlanl~
900 river near the village " A cyan alt beng alb 5u
twenty -tnree miles ssit rlat NIr- rUu-lsti-s r
clearing. grlntlas. grazing. -lt-A.rE, crawling
plzukilr cllvertuc ans hrI tgi-- avs q. Ara
ans spec relfioi 9. Dee seei A. be- 0fI-e
Proposals viii he received f0r the entire itLKth O.
Tire road or for such portions - be- TIE clHnties cd
/ tlW-slIFs through winch tlc road runs Al lr'pu
sals for work m - Doe endorsed ty good an -ur
Gent SIR ties for the faithful performance 70 ta
work. The above contracts Hi4 te let lu p.rslsuc
Of ACT OF The legislature H tle state Of H-i. -l
entitled an act o. provide Or tAe drainage and r-
1 r. amat.ou q swamp land by m- cans n state r0ai
and bitches, approved Feb. llft. 1882. AMI Oi Oh
several ameldmelt- thereto.
Paw Paw, July 5th- lsta.
CHARLIE MORRILL,
533w0s Commissioner.
NOTICE To CONTRACTORS Notice
y Is hereby gwen that tAc Undersigned commits
sioner 90 the Ma siuaw aud l-it. state road an'
Po ut Ivt1lr Branch VIII receive Qrnpo-as ior th
construction uf thAt portion recently surveyed 0ca
I ted aI.1 mapped By hirG. g. VT
Commencing at a point TIE Bay shore .u sect.Y
/ * town 81 y, range Is Wet, and running theme
north ea-tarly to tA- vest s.l. ~ Maustique river
Lear Tue post Office lu tle village ot Alni-tque, tl
distance beng shout twenty mixes
m1pof tie route and specincat.ors as fotle CON
strgcto1 u the Rad wii h- r-t-y fo- inspection IS
The Office of g.. undersigned l the village ~ tscal
Abs for days prior O. the tine u letting ~iIc
/ wil occur ol Tie seventh lay ~ september, 1873
I @ lOr-cllok a
All proposals must Doe acr,rlp panied ~ ~ s-sciar
security f1r the payment DO cash hy te contractor
The undersigned ~ the vper SEES nf The survey 4u
ADVERTISING. upon the acceptance of tis tii add BE-
approval hs the Governor, 40 required hy law a.
s.s0 TT tLe cem4.-t. oi Tile work fli. tw. r'ar
+ from tie Ists OF contract
/ Es-anaha J-iy 10th, 1873
5.6v4 r. o. CLARK, C5mm.-s .ler.
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NOTICES.

DEMOVAL-J. c. Bailey q Co.. having
4 / s8l1 Oh lt-ir CO Bark-g 80 :. Tie SCH Z
Sat.1-s Bank E-l move GA IL f-st - April ITO
.hs sure occuF.s- - 2 SIMS Oh re corner =
= - -1s-1a AZ Hchi..n Avell=s where tLeg Eil
-u.1 - lie FA1k u 2l1 II cas1-s 5LsIrass So here
.rf1-e. l-tL t1sir 11T Rs-ki.g E--sa r comp etec
TIE FIRST N4t.1l1i 8srk
T. .Le Meantime. a. c1[l-l---csi. - 20 - - o
he .rtt Satlor.i B@oE p lansing rll meet iii
- r-apt zt-e1t11-
: c BALET / co Bzsks-s
Lansing Nich., March =. iss+- sc5t,
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INSURANCE COMPANIES.

" ORDINARY NrTrN. ANNUAL PAYING ACIU-
IAI.. Or STOCK Plans.
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(,LAD NEWS FOR THE UNFORTU-
VI NATE.
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NTrRCHANT'S INSURANCE COMPAN
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-01-20
FROM TENNESSEE.

BRowNIow NoNINArFD FOR GovERNoR'-uow NJ
srRoroSEs To DO AWAY WITH THE INTERNAL sYs-
TEN OF GUERILLA FIGUrING'
NAsBvIlIE, January 1.-The Union Convention,
in It's session TO-DAY, nominated W. q. BroNnloY
Tor Governor, 10y acclQWatiou.
\ delegate asked ifhe would accept the nomina-
zion, whereupon he re >Ponded in the following IAN
-uagc
| Geutlemen-I settle the controversy 10y my an
swering you that / will accept. (ApplauseO /
cannot be expected 10 do anything more, and Ger
anly ought 10 do no less, than tender TO you las
a convcntion) my sincere and untcigned thanks Tor
the honor and distinction you have conferred on a..
/ will not speak To YOU gentlemen, but what YOU
will lack in speaking Il the people shall ratty the
nomination, will Try to make up in deeds and acts,
and, God being my help, if you will send up legiS
ature 10 reorgauize the militia and reorganize other
necessary business will put end to this Internal
system Of guerilla fighting in the State, in the East,
middle aud West Tenpessee, ii We have to shoot
everysnau concerned. loud aud continued OPP
plause)
The Convention are engaged in nominating leg
isldture tonight.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-01-20

British biustet about tho capture Of hasoa 9ha az
dell would have deemed II possible that tie LolSGu
Times should, in discussing such an oraei le.N ~
the following terms 10 some OF the lliustriOuS -
trymen of the two rebel Commissioners, "ho' inNo
them, regard themselves as fully secure uiiF'' 'H
British flag The Times says 80,
"Nobody can deny that most .unJuStinauro ou'-
rage was organized and perpetrated upon
from our SOIL. party OF 'r aldeIs' "a
mildly termed Crossed the Canadian Honuei anu
committed acts OF the most fragrant atrociy u .ho
town OF ST Albums. IL would be hard 10 alo" ,ha'
any political preext could divcst such acts oi ''c
criminal character To assert that CUniiiiio'ion
from the Confederate Government gave eens ,, io
such deeds is to confess most heanu'io 80 ,
against international law. Either these RAIDERS
were mere brigandA, or, being duly commissioners
by their own authorities, they organized ION ~"
neutral territory hostile expedition against
friendly Seate 80
Or who could have expected that the same paper
would commend President Lincoln -i0r MS '""hA
and teunerote language" on the subjecti
Who that remembers the clsmor OF papers ike
the London Post and London Herald for armed inter
yention in favor of the South, would nave 'nohB
possible that the former paper should express noPe
that neitber the English the federals VIII aho"
themselves 10 be driven into untriendy relations by
the puccaneering explons.of a thlrd party, whose
object is sufficiently manifest and that the Herald
the most violent OF all the English press, snoulu
meekly remark: ave must takeNcar 10 give lhelh
no reasonable ground OF provocation SO that II war
should commence 1t may be tLeir fault and not
ours"
In looking over all our English papers, we md
not one thai ventures resort 10 threatening IAN
guage Can the English sympathizers with reoel-
lion themselves DENY that their organs would nave
spoken in a very different tone three years ago
They have abandoned it seems, the aggressive atti-
tude altogether, and assumed the defensive Instead
of discussing whether there is sufficient reason ior
stopping the by interference ana by ncognitlon
Of the South they now inquire whether the United
States intends 10 assume any hostile attitude to-
wards England.