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for the education Of the blacts. and give
them protection in the laws and before
the courts for their persons and property.
ION the other hand. il the blacks be ex-
Guided from the suffrage in the formation
Of the constitution, and 80 admitted into
the Onion. the evil will surely be irremedi-
able aiterward a was slavery ID Missouri
after It's admission "a a slave state. Those
framing the constitution Will frame il with
special reference 10 excluding the blacks
from votiag. and from all other privileges
which would render their stay IN the state
tolerabe Those elecfe. Do Office under
such q constitution VII he elected because
Of their anti-sgfraga principles. ana ile
evil. Ike slavery. OF which iL is the relic,
viii 20 on piling up its inlquities and It's ar,
rOgance until. Ike slavery. 10 shall De wiped
out in the blood Of revolution
,. II this policy Of putting all the ioya
people Of the rebel states under the con
troll Of the disloyal portion, Is is now pro-
posed. be consummafed the remedy will
be entirely with Congress, and by that body
it must be applied. They have It in theiI
power 70 say, in the case Of the rebe
states, that state government which Ut
terly ignores the political rights and inter
ests Of d majority Of Us people, or 81 q
large minority, and cousigns them, uudel
the absolute domination " another portion
~ political and civil degraiaton i0r al
coming time Is not republican govern
ment within the ne4uil- Of the Fetera
Constitution
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Reading Them Out.

All close observers u The events u the
last four wears have seen that the leading
oppOsers Of the war As such, were digging
their own political graves a. fast as posi-
BILE. and after It's close they would soon
take their places in them. This result tol-
Iowa IS necessity. The mass " me PEG.
or political integrity. aud the party to
which they belong DO put forward as leaders
viii inevitably 90 under Hence their own
friends. ia sell defence. will be obliged d" 90
keep such men and their views AMI opinions
as much in the back ground rs possible.
The process OF reading them out AS lead
ers Of the party has already commenced
and a. "a specimen We invite the attention
Of the readers to the following very plain
aud significant article from the Ann Ar
hour Journal, one Of lhe ablesl Democrat
ic papers in this state:
The Tree Press OF Saturday the 3d inst
contains large extracts from letter of Mr..
{. l.. Nallandigham u the Young Mems Dem
ocratic Association 81 Lancaster Penn. ou
the future OF the country. and the future OF
tie Democratic party
The Free Press comments on his letter a.
II lt were = thing 0f some consequence. -
Having no confidence in The political Opin-
ions aud sOundness OF Mr.. Nallaudigham ire
are sorry ~ SCI htH, rrcoJntze,i as q poif-
cal leader, ami his views and opinions pa
raded before the people. as shining lights
for the Democracy 10 follow We have sev-
eral classes OF political S0phlstS IN tine MI
f...N ~ a.s.. D.
tchtch may b. reclaimed ne ,tot-cO.yrtOu-
ISIS al the head which stood Mr. Buchanan
cur late President aud his Attorney Gene
raj Judge Black Of PENNSYLVANIA. After
the war commenced. amt the preservation
Of the Union and tie salvation oi ihe coun-
try depended on It's vigorous prosecution
and successful issue, That class was the
most dangerous OF all our political sophists;
much more 50 Man The eDlgncif uttO,s soih-
ISIS and fanatics.
Mr.. Vallandigham placed himself iu Che
'front.' rank Of the nOm-cOerciOn sOphi-ts. and
became in Ohio lis CHIEF champion: and by
act ami energy as a leader. his learn
anal cloquence, and his plausible soph-
's..t. hr became dangerous man, both
Dngi c.s and ont Of it. He opposed with
siolence and denunciatiOn the war. and The
,Igl more 10 run the DrmOcl-nftc Dqrfy it
OHIO, 10y disgusting rational men and dri-
wing them out of the party. and 20 defeat
the election of Gen. Mcclellan 90 the Prcsi-
dency, than any other ten men az Me Jut-
ted States
His speeches show ability. and contain
much truth and sound reasoning hut this
truth so blended with sophstry and error
that it is never safe 10 follow them 30
party cap BE- successful az this country ,N
Ter he leaa OF such mei; anil hence ,ee
Atnk the true policy or tie d-m0crW.c par
~ IS. 70 keep sach men 0,id their rie,~> Qu1
1pinsOl4S as much ~ tie b0ck grou.i as
possible. To parade them before the Deo-
pie, tends 10 disgust some. TO mislead 9th
ers. to divide ami distract the democratic
party, and TO put effective weapons uio
lie hands Of their political enemi, $. 600 bee
Used AGAINST Them -
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|. :. 500 Six per Cent.
GOLD BEARING ROWS

ines s'n1' 49, ao" worth a lAs-ssas p-snsi.-
and are exempt are a. he C.,.rauso, r.,-..
'ro'' Sia-s cslay ar X.n,.,fs! .iss.i.. .a., ,s,.
'ror one q fArss pr CO..! fsr anaur. q, ,a.-r.,
oortlnS 80 shs rA,a .srisl apoa o.h-r r-s-.-., --
iaisres' Is payao. sem aanua.', tv ,o.g.s. .,,,.
- each ueis wAilA my Do cui or saa s.,f Al, -..
1an1 90 banker
ite interest 10 80 PER ce4L aa.s.r.t...
One cent per day on a $50 Not..
Tive cents per day GA a 500 Notr
Ten c"nts per day on n $500 Not..
twenty cents per day on a $1,000 N.,.
One dollar per day on a 5000 No,.
No''1 VI al The denominations named wi, b.
promptly furnished upon rscsipt 90 ..l,se.r,i,r.
Tie Ne''s Of 'his Third s.r.s. az rr,,i..., .u.
Jar g. FORM aud privilege g. Tie sven li.rt y.
ready SD sIesp' hat - Government reserve, a.
iset tie opton of isyag interest Boz sid ...-,f. .
ser cent inss.ad u losls in currency s.hs..
asrs Vii deduct the interest IN currency gr O., 5-,,
18Th al the zine when ths, Subscribe
The delivery % the notes o., tais thrl s-r.. . .,.
seven u.russ viii eoullnsn,e Oh $40 lsi .f J,r. ..,
"a 100 be made promptly and eoarnao.s.y alter ,...
cate
The sasli ohsnso msae pa N, ,.lla,rs Cd. ,.
THIRD sfaEs aases, ou'y tho matter ..i ia..-..,
The payment 10 gold d, made. W. be ,sara'..ts
she currency interest n shs q CHER rate
Tho rosufn 10 specie payments in tiss d.
which only VIII Sic option g. r,y .ulsre., r C.tit.
.vsi.sa 90 would So reduce ami cqaar- pr.-s. thar
purchases made viii 81 psr cent. u r.la p..iit.
fully squal 10 those made with seven ava ,r-. ,.-,
per cent Ia currency This 10
The Only Loan In Market
no" orsrsd By the Government ane DO -apsriar All
vantage make TO.
Great Popular Loan % the People.
Less than $50 900 ooe q The Loan so,i...,.. 81,
TIE last cougfess are nov gu he market r.
amount, Il shs rate a. which u Is beir. .h...,.,
VII al be subscribed Tor within sri. ds,. uf,.
The notes will undoubtedly command r-omI.ro al.
las Uniformly been the case closing sbs ..fs.ri
tons t. other LsaBs
in order tat citizens Of svers town ANA s-il.n i
the country may Be- Afforded ficunlss f.r t.l.rrr.
loan Tie Nsiiosai Ranks state Ranks and rri,a.
Bankers thr ughoui The country have ger,.si,
asre'i 10 receive subscriptions 81 par s.h.,fH..
will select their own agents 10 -hrn tls, I.r...r
nienoe aud who only are 20 he responsible i.. OBI.
very - iir neies Or -hish hey rsee.f, 0iier.
JAY COOKE.
srsH.csfr1Ios AeEsT. FtiiaseIrAfe
has i5tl 1895.
SUBSCRIPTIONS VIII n rKcrisru ~ the sc..af S.
tosai Ran1 O. lansing anlJ e. nsi.y a Ca an
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Tw GODS
PATENT DRILLING MACHINE,
PILE DRIVER, And
HYDRAULIC SAND PUMP.
4 7 " o DIS

FkAcucAL TETS having fu.J ferlo1 .i-rie. &C.
s1p-rI.r.ty 70 tts maca.as ever al rf.r.. r.I fhe
plrgoss of sinking Oh ws.a tho sr--r...nsl D.. ..r
Ir.psr.i 90 receive .srs f.r ite ssnl
I0s machinery s..nYr. sees everything r-4... a. f.r
ise 1.rug 81 ~. wells. creeping tle SHAN
E-sIyE ANn CAST IRON rIlvIss PHI r.f rll t-
fam shed fll.-rsd. 90 rs-sonab- DI.l'J arf ...-
pslc.. u tie 80 70 lhe Denl. Rope s.r rt.tl
AID otlsr e.n1r.-- AID excessive 1rt.r.f t.s lr
.s- aal .s so arrslgsl bsaK c1rstrarte1 or r..t.f
snf p.rtsb.. thst t car bs - removed 'ar tle
purge. ~ -Ink.ns @eLs ll lI-ersrt ..cs .ief.
IHs ufIKIr7 removed frlu co. ar. 0r 80
r.l.-t Hytr.li.e process Az does at rsq.- tis Pei
r..ssai ~ ~ drI from tle bor.tg Tae rrar-s.
r.f . removes AL tie lsirils .r ff.fa t. fl rr-
.t.- t.fl.E s--1issi5 e.sars 90 .lt Cpl as .I
saal .l ~e.ns tlai are o. oftea entirely ...- -p
~ s-. sls y-see., ID, .a1t p1np1r
VIrH THIS MACHINE a. prsef'.sI .r..re.r
well go b., -lak iron. 80 O. ~ yer within rrri
o, --.n % ta ~ ssys ter ib- s,l b ~ las ben
driven
ArraIssns-ts 49, Deirg made '.r tle c-r-tr-.f...
and delivery 81, ttes. nalLlnes 40 s.a York flr
ri-l Se~5lrF y 7 all rf-s1rrz Iel1a
Ta- f-rilsr .n'srla; %. price terms. o. .---.f.
sIg0S LEIASD
NrTE0Fo-Tsr d 90.
512ss Sea- Ir-t
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The Coming Fourth.

LASsISG June l3. lS65.
Ata meeting of tie citizens vi Lansing.
held AZ the common council room. Cd Wei
nesdag evening. June 7th Mayor Bartnolo-
new presided and :. D. Bingham was elect
81 Secretary: Rev. J. c. Armstrong Israel
GMett. Jr.. aud Dr.. H. B. shank were ap-
pointed q committee on orator, reader and
chaplain
* committee oi four we're appointed as
finance commit.ee-ole from each wari as
follows.
lst Ward-J r Price
2I Wari-Israel Giiett. Jr.
81 Ward-James johns.
4.h Ward Z H. Whitney
A committee Of i've We're appointed .
committee u arrangements. II vii.
Geo. H. House Chairman.
IS Warl-Smth Tooker
2i Warl-LemGe. Woolhouse
81 Ward Geo. X. Grove
9Th Ward-E E. Milar
The following persons were appointed q
committee on fireworks. = d. Bingham.
+. b. Ml.ar. and Prof q. Tracy
It was unanimously resolved that we wil'
celebrate The coming Fourth .n al appro-
pirate manner; and q was announced that
over $500 had already been subscribed ioi
that purpose. II was estimated that the
celebration. including fireworks would COS
I from i've % six hundred dollars
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JEFFERSON DAvIs.-The shackles were
removed from Davis last week. His suit OF
rebel gray has been exchanged for one Of
black, and he is now permitted more free
DOM A correspondent Of the Rochester
Democrat writing from the Fortress. SAYS:
He now walks his cell almost constantly.
and amuses himself as he approaches either
wall oy trying 10 put his finger on the care
less HES that dot the whitewashed surface.
but they invariably, like the throne he
sought TO grasp, elude him. He talks in q
loud, strong voice, aud is very inouisitive.
The privates have strict orders not 10 sDeak
TO him, yet occasionally they viii answer a
question.
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i CAED.-The Young ladies' Of the Mchi
gan Female College desire 70 express their
sincere and grateful thanks % ~. Mu.r
SuD't or theD. s N. Il. G.. Tor his very ID
erai loua-,3n Of oae-haf liza proceeds OF
-le excursion tickets 10 Owosso. amount
ing TO S6-.45 TO meet the expenses that
have been Incurred in purchasing mater.-
as and forwarding articles 10 the North
western Fair
Jill. -l.a OF refreshments sn ,he grounds.
ali ,le donations oC friends Who were
unable To- 80. have Increased the amount 10
$1,000 Any surplus which remains VIII
he forwarded % ihe Michigan Department
OF t,e Fair
Oar llans, are lue IL those citizens OF
Qno-so through whose Kindness aud loe-
r.,'.s SD, most complete arrangements had
neea made for our our convenience. We
/ hoppe t' A-ye 4n opportunity ,ore,urn lheir
hospitality.
Also. .o lion. ). ". Longye4r ana Hon.
/ j. T. Tcal-y for their eloquea, and patI.-
orc addresses. which constituted one %.
f.e .-.utast pastmes OF Tie day.
Mean. urier great obligations e. Mr..
p.a.s.- -nd Ids assistant Tor tlcr efficient
a.l -ai le.r Doera.s iu donating taer
f t're 4al services
4 Ne bender oar acknowledgements 30 Mr.
. Toll a.l those o,Acr gentlemen. who's,
thoughtful lberalHy increased tile proceeds
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T1- Mr.. Sumner recently pronounced in
Boston an eloquent eulogy upon Mr. Lin
coin. In conclusion the orator made an
earnest appeal in behalfofuniversal political
equality before the law, aud universal sui
fraSe. The cause may be delayed, but il
cannot be lost; and all who set themselves
against ii will Ice Overb0rne; for It is the
cause OF humanity. Not the rich and proud.
bat TIE poor and lowly. will be favorites Of
an enfranchised republic. The words Of the
prophet will be fulfilled; and viii punish
the people for their evil. and the wicked for
Their iniquity, and viii cause the arrogance
Of the proud 20 cease. and will Law low the
haug'iiiness u The terrible. will make
man more precious than fine gold even a
man than the golden wedge Of .OphIr.' 1
catch these sublime words Of prophecy. and
echo them back as the assurance of tri-
umph"
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- On Monday. June 5th. by order o.
Gen. Grant, all Tie liquor shops IN Jackson
were closed. Al officer and twenty men
are detailed for ;h.s express purpose. In
Detroit, Brevet Major General Cutler and
thirty men are 10 De employed Tor similar
purpose. The osteusibie object IS 10 keep
tile officers and soldiers returning 10 these
points from getting drunk.
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sTMrs- JeL Davis has arrived At sa-
vannah. and i now anxionSlv avai-in- an
opportunity 10 sal for England OF France.
She expresses thai she has seen M Davis
for the last time.
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Yesterday the extensive bl.il1- used FOR
Ouarrermaster AL ComU.s-ary stores
corner Of sumner and Brol streets. Nash
vile. known Is Tav.lrs dela-. Was lee
stroyed by fire. Il j. supposed 70 have
calght from SPARKS I-1m locomotive.
which fell in the cellar 1f Tie building from
an engine on tie track. which runs length
wise OF the building Hall NJ The building
was entirely Destroyed. The other LA-f
consisting Of Comm.-sary stores raS save.
from destruction 1y -le fire department
Tie estimated los O. the government
between =. oUe.u00 and cl1. cNt. 600. ~et-
r-al dwellings uear Tie scene a. lie con-
hagrallon were DESTROYED. with laeir con-
tents. - great WAS Tie -eAt THAT al at-
pr0ache- 10 ,le scene were mpossluie-
Two or three employees are supposed u
lave persisted il the DANES. Within ll-
walls were stores sufficient -l suppl. Al
army oi 80 efr. men tor trr years I-e
quantity O.. rope alone consumed was Fal-
lei d, upwards of $1,000. GOO. Tile BAH
ding IS tie -4r-es- ID r-e coart,. sou ie-
'front.' Is 300 te0- deep. i.t----e. tue
raltc-s were separated Is IRE Wal
which was suggested ana ull.t aF ten. g.
J.. Donaldson. and the largest p4r- sd.
feet trou--0as 0E tlis lFrc-li0n saved
from destruction. A culr. 'i inquiry Ni-
Investigate tie matter
Tie 0lsueperols manners ln- OF Is
lhe .reei negroes are 10 tAe las, degree OLE
elslFe % the southern whites. as t-el Ar-.
indeed 10 every body. They are u-fA .'
be- borne To Illustrate. Du tAe battery
Oh liue afternoons military band performs.
/ CA such occasions Tie battery l~- hereto
fore been the iavlrite re-or, ot The c.fs 81
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THIRD SERIES
- - 3 q. 90 10000

BY authority OF the Secretary @, tls Ire.su-, "a.
an-srsiGa'a. 'as Genera Sabss,.rs.,a As.st ,,..,
sale ~ United states Securities Ser. q, ,,.
The sard series u Treasury No..s bearing sew,
shrss tentas PER eeat ists-est Ter aanuu M
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: = 3 q L Q \ \

rhss@ us'es are Issue. uaisF late o., Jaiy Is ,s-.
ana Ars payable three wears frou ihat Date 4, .-.
reney or az convertible atths ortioa Ct .b,,,.
iasor
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Internal Revenue Decision.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT.
OFFICE OF ISTERNAL REVENUE. ?
WAsnINGTuN. Junn 9Th. lsn5.

OFFltE OF II TERN Al HE\ Q.
WAsurNGroN. June 6th. 1858
SrE In reply 10 Yours Of the LIST ulr
have to say: thai persons employed Pos IN
surance Companies. 10 travel about o.,
country and solicit applications for iusu
rance, are undoubtedly liable for an agent
license.
The law clearly embraces such persons
in its definition: ANY person Who shall ac
IS agent" if such persons We're soliciting
insurance without any authority and not
representing any company. they would Dee
liable as brokers hu, when they arr em-
ployed to represent company. the extent
to which they are empowered 10 act Tot
such company does not affect the question
Of their liability.
The manner Of doing business practiced
10y the individual companies is SO different.
that any attempt 10 decide the question of
liability 10y the amount OF power which was
delegated. would be futile. the same COM
pany often exercising a discrimination in
the amount Of authority delegated to their
individual agents.
The question must therefore be decided
in any given case 10y the fact of whether
the person is authorized 10 act as agent: In
the present instance there seems TO be no
doubt of The liability of the persons men,
toned
Very respectfully,
Z. \. ROLLINS.
Deputy Commissioner
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-06-14

The Jersey City aldermen. eighteen in
number, have voted PSI times f5r. 8. presi-
dent, but haven't got one yet. Thew stand
nine 10 nine, and not one OF them will bulge
an inch.
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NEWS ITEMS.
The Nassau Guard qa. Of May 20tb, has
the following paper OF ia,e date:
Is4rG4 Nay Il les.


To tae E5llor % tle N-s,-- G-lrd-s--
Mr.. Eiitor-There las been al awful out
rage committed OH these Islands, which
have not Vet seen IN print. The pirate
Parr. who captured tle Cle5are ont Oi
New York. ami also The Roanoke, from
Cuba. has made bis appearance OF here.
he boarded The olrk Lizzie. f.0m Cuba
He SCI both 0t these ou lire -L- sailed from
them. telling tie captain that DE intended
10 drown u thousand before tLe var was
over. leaving these poor Wre-ches % save
Themselves IN small boats. IL ! thought
that some # them arr burnt or drowned.
They have not been found yet. Parr even
wanted 10 shoot the poor sailors because
the Florida lost some ~ her crew in swim
ming ashore.
Capt Mason. or ,he harS Lizzie. says
that The pirate set hls ship 0u Ire wtl o
nui which Do had In phiaL and i spread
| from stem u stern. burning an water tae
same as on dry land-that some oi them
| bad % leap overheard % keep out OF tile
wav OF it. for il spread So fast; that Jnst az
slnd0wn a steamer, bark-rlgged- hove DO
! $ ght aud that the pira-e sailed from her.
/ and about o'cl0cl cann0ls we're heard
and flashes were seen. The Wreckers saved
some of tho men Of the bark. viii Trte
more o. -n's ul"I''r'o0s "'' "''" Lea
SEEN ''' ''''
/ il- -..s ~
h1iiAs'D mil
+. S.-The pirate took one ~ tie oalA (
small boats and SUNK il, - Aeep inc ere"
/ from saving themselves
IT ,. estimated tfaf u,,yrar.is ef o. 0ul
IN .,~-ires lar IN vre,Is ana ofber rrr.
- - - ,h'. t.i.,'+i, ,,,t
49,. -. -,.ir,l i..-. I5s.,,.,l,-,r,ia
80. ,.'.,.,.. iar. have. certain.
'' '...-,...,- ~. ..
IT is said that the only Jshe Gen 9ier
man ever pern(tr2lac. ~oi.. T,r,.,e..i..i ~ T.
, ,...,f,-,,+ - ,...s,,,. ,.i., ,,.,.
~, 70 s,,t. ll.,,.. ~, o.fr.5 ami. ~
,-n ,t.rt .t+s T.. , -'',I 49, e.. I'm.
/ -p.,t...5 ,,.,.,.l ,l,.. -i'.- f...,.,
NEW ioE1, Jnne 1.-THE New Orleans
/ correspondent az the New YORK Hernt
states that II j. estimated that the tota
of Tie M~si-sinni river IS 100. 600 bales
+ 1u 0op In Arkansas and 30. 600 u Texas
"l' I'D '.'~''t 7''0 ' '"'"t'i' s
'
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- good secondhand RaymondS sew
.ng Machine Or sal1 cheap D. Nie,c s.
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BALLS ONO REAPER AND MOWER.

IMPORTANT TO FARMERS Tile rn-
c-rsEs- A. AEslis sor t1s Esis q TIC csrtratel
BALLS OHIO REAPER AND MOWER.
ans go Vreparsi o. f-rl g. tie san. q flrre-s a-
s-1rt .ot.ce t1sy keep s-Hf.y colst-l-y cr
had Farmers 49, 1rr 10 - th-lr Interest b. "a.
anne tless Nsc1.uss. "a they The bet n1r ir
80 !. las a. lte aiVantagsH - the Hs-z-Fei r'l
--s--l v 49, N ,rovell-lts
K-0TT Ptrsr
-41-.g e-t. 1-t5
DREAD -IIFF~.-I -sl -rHsTrle .0rf
ID 4ts 20 per --Etrst f-,-n.-
f-tr0i. Better Cr.sk-rE
Cl-l-ll lf4esers
% Crackers
tton Sscrt
Gsla ls.v-rsl rec Y -lsrge
THEDDOPE HrNT-E
So . losls- b -E
Nay - 1ss5 'l-ri
DOWN GO THE PRICES ..-I am
~ e ~ D-si Co-ae --gs- ger r1-u' o. - retf-.
f@.r 5rg~r : a. pr po-r. Is c-l-s. --. erl
ler luniref 8 81 znc ss11 g9r-- --r- i-e
charge
IHEQ IsNIfE.
sst. Nc CCE'ls' Z
IKTATER-LBiE aud Calc,nec Plaster nr
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IMPORTANT TO FARMERS. Tie un-
c.rsKns1 A. Azs1ls sor ssis e, TIC css rtfsl
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4 SPLENDID ASSORTMENT of Table
y a.. Pocket Cli..rl ~ -aIrst
a-v+ ANrnlfrl-
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SUBSCRIPTIONS VIII "a rKcrsrp ~ fhe sc.at g.
osal Ranl c. lansing anlJ G. nan.y ACo sa
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-02-15

rsrs correspondent reneNs the rcr n ~ tho
departure = Confederate naval cvI edit M irHr'
French ports TO capture New York. i '.htci
that The expedition is to consist Of two tron-cis's.
the iAstest ~ their which have already proved
lheit scssrins caps ,y, and which are invulrcr
blo TO snyhinR All 'sL except perhaps The mont
tors. They ato known A. the SphynN ard N"
CheopS but after tn lcAvs p.rt are to he calls,
the stonewsil and HAppshsuuock Il Is said
Vat tie Emperor is cosu.Eart u te building
and sailing Of these vcssclE and that the
original pr ngramtro was discovered aud baillcd w
The skill and al iress OF the lAc Mn steI Dayton.
Ho induced the French Minister Of Nar.u, to with
draw tho order for the Shipment Of t.v .Hus nj
soms neutral vessels included ~ th' or Ilsl COZ.
nNt were .sctuAllv delivered T. ucptra. Uny'.-.
ono Of he iron clAdB was a,l vercd Co. tr l',I ..
an arrived At Copent sgcn, where she vast ..t,,r
and rcNcrscl g. Ihc Cuuiodcratcs ~ utr H,1 .p...
lho other ship was uominAly sold 30 tht i'.,..Y =
in Tie same Nay. Tho two vessels, Il is si,t", Nre
10 rendezvous ostenslly At Humhurg, bui sle 'H
10 met At island ou tho coast BY "a dcra. "a .,,l
are W put tho munitions, coal and m'u -u"A...
lLis story 10 backed ly much drcumttantil 'v.-
| d'nco tending " show is probability. IL b. stated
that they may bo expected 10 arrive Al New forN
a. any moment, sud that the next ncAs u. 'uN
rebel ron -clads MAJ be the thunder u hcr UA''
| loTy Of the hSrhor
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News Items


Ltrur -GEs GEASr arrived t Fortress Monroe
yesterday ou tho steamer Mary Martin. from Bal
umore, sni pr, "cioi 10 C.iy Pg'n.
Tts Sacs of 40 scven thirty ioan on February
18Th and lab, by Jay Cooke, ,he subscription
agent, Guoun,cd to $A5a2 600.
TuE Gag Of truce steamer New York, in charge
of Col Nlltord lof, For,rtss Monroe last week for
vsruus with i,1oo rebel prisoners for exchange
among whom arc quito number Of officers sho
a so carried ahou. tEo tons of private stores for
our uuion soldiers in Tho rebol prisons.
TuA Senate held Al exclusively executive sos.
sion, last night, which continued over two hours
as there wero uoarly 1900 nominations to bo scted
on, mostly q military chArActer. About 1900
were confirmed, among them tho following To Do
Major Generals Alfred II, Terry, Bris. Gen. Peter
Pe.er J OsterhauA Rrs Zen. Joseph A. Mower,
Hus. and Brcvet Ma Gen. Gt0-sr Crook, Rug
aud Brcvet Nsj -Gou Gotfrey we.t.gl, nug -ieu,
Jacob y. Cox, Bdg Gen. Thomss j W loi, vice
Cn,tondou, rosi,ncd. To hc Assis,An, A 'jutsni
General, with tho rank II C'ptsin-Rober' T. lin
| coin, IA Of President Lincoln.