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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-02
Gouscs ano farms rOantc0.

EDRAIRlE LAND.-Prairie Land WANTED
in Logan and Tszewell Counties Illinois. vcinity,
within II miles Of Railroad Station River aud susceptible
OF good drainage. Communications addressed TO
AUGUSTUS VI. CRANE. Atlanta. Logan Co, Illinois,
with particulars and lowest cash price will receive prompt at
tentiOn.
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6orses, Carriages, Sc.
QrARrEHnAsrER-GE OFFICE, }
FIRST DIVISION, Z
WAsHfycroJ CRY, February II, 1865.

QCARTEHRAsrgR GENERALS OFFICE
FIRST DIVISION,
WAsBfSeroJ CRY, February 49, 1865. }
HORSES HORSES /! HORSES =
HORSES, suitable for the Cavalry service, viii be
purchased at GesboTo Depot, in open MARKET till April
1855.
Horses will be delivered to Captain L. Lowry Moore A. O.
~ and be subjected to the usual Government inspection
before being accepted.
Specifications follows: Cavity horses must De souhd
In al particulars well broken In full eh aud good condition,
from fifteen (5) to sixteen t6) hands high from five lS to
nine (9) years d. and well adapted in every h cavalry
Horses nine s and ten no. OF
II si vigorous sprghtly and healthy, be accepted
Price hundred and seyentyye dollars l&lIc) each
Hours Of inspection, from q. m. TO p. m.
Payment will be made at this Office.
JAMES A. EKIN,
Colonel In charge First Division Q. NJ. O. 0.
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IL ARRANGE MENT.-Leayes Newfork James sip .ne
34tl East River Greenport SAG Hsrbor Hampto re.
,ts ~ Fog Ysphank Lakeland lsp, Babylon, aud fsrn,
inedale at . a. IN. and p. running through -
Gfrsnport on SATURDAY evenng-) For syo'seS o. ~
M and 4 n m tStages connect for Cod Spring
Oyster Bey and Hrntugon) For Hampstead jamaica snA
Winfield. At 3 and 1920 M and $ ana y. M. "a
River at 9:5a u for Ysphank stopping az al sarons
cep. Hampstead aad syosse Excursion Tickets Tor s
AZ ced rates. A. hEASONEh- SupetiIIehteA.
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rcn KnnAaa Dnpr.. No. 10 CnpARsr.,

Assn Q. NJ Oyncx FomAes DnPr. 80. 10 Csphn"
NEW. YORK CITY Jan. n. lS.1. :,
CEALED PROPOSALS will be received daily
- sTlis OFFICE for the furnishing Of this Department
with;
Corn,
Oats,
Hay and Straw. 49, a., n -
Parties win -perfy in their propositions how the nsy 'h'
stsy 4. h,e and whether the Grain 7, sacked or 10 bulk
T.. u. CHAPMAN, Capt, A. y. Nj.
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CTEINWAY T. SONS GOLD MEUAL
y GRAND AND SQUARE PIANOS are now conscience REQ
The be-, Ia Europe well this country having ns
6rs, Prize Medal the Worlds Exhibition In London TO-
The principal why the Scinway Pianos are snpsno
10 ali ohsrs IT, that tho hrul 10 composed OIL h'e p.he
uane orts makers father and four son') who ih'es ~
own improvements, and under whose personal
every Part Of tho instrument 10 mannisctueJ' @ ~
Nos and - East Foateerhst, between opioh 'sAi' A
living Place New-york.
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|. TT ANTJC and GREAT WESTERN

ATLANTIC and GREAT WESTERN
~ RAILWAY. NEW BROAD GAUGE ROUTE. r a..
sENGER TRAINS LEAVE NEMnt0hnN;o Ws rt, IIS
TO C .EyELAND, o., WITHOUT CHANGE OF CAhs'
connecting with railroads fox all principal cures n Tue
running order TO Manshed Gallon Urbans Dayton, cmes
natl anl ST. Louis without break Of gauge Svvrrrsrp
L. H. ooo'~A-'' ' Meadyile Pa General Sup'e
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Ccaal Notlrfs.
V,O THE SHERIFF OF THE COUNTY Ol
STATE OF Ssw yoRx.
OpYIcg OF THE SEcPErAl



THO THE SHERIFF OF The COUNTY VI
j. EEWYOHK. ,..,,.,.,.u
Noc. hereby Given that Special Election 10 70 be hcd
I, hi, state on the second Tuesday Oath day. OF March 10
determine whether the people viii approve OF REJECT
proposed amendment 10 the Constitution OF tm sse
bodied in concurrent resolution OF the LrsSaufe 9" winch
the following " acopy: ,-.yu.., ~ a..
ConeurSn Re.olufion prcpo'inS an Amendment 70 '"'
Contribution. -, III. =, a.. 70, attn.
ton of this State the tweGysirth Section uo'eo'' '
following: - a.. Co,s,
"Whenever and as soon this amendment 10 ths cohsu
tuition shall take effect the Gorernor fha nominate s
and with tho advice and consent oil the senate spPo
Of Appeals, who shal have pe"c
hear and determine all appeals then depending IN 'h
tnnea which may be Transferred o. them ny ssi' c2u
and sha have OIL the general powers OF oon o. %
fiat purpose The Clerk Of the Court Of Appeals nc.
rt on the ..id Conmsionsrs ard tine jldnsn rendered
by the said Commissioners shall be entered py ,e Ai IT,
in the records Of the Court Of Appeals ana shs 81 ~
force and effect AZ rendered BIZ SAID tout ono
aid shall be named a. Cbei Soinissice
and the said shall continue and INC hu
hold their Offices until all the cruses
item sha have been heard and determined out nor ions
than four wears from tho date OF the original
The aid shall receive the same comp
the judges of the Court Of Appeals. they may uPp'
time aud place of their stnss and the LEGISLATURE rn Po
vis for tie thereof but said ftings sha not o
Amounted for tho same those fixed or tue oyu OF
and the Reporter OF said Court OF Appears SNAIL %
the Reporter Of the said Comm.ssloners =. s..
CHAUHCEY M. DEPEW, Secretary Oh SA's
Sheriff. Office, Cry and County Of Ner, fork, ."
bcreby certify the above be true copy OF inc Original
notice received by this day from the Secretary oil STATE
Sheriff Of the City and County OF New'fork-
February 0. 1855
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Psyprn, will be made coreney is equivalent, soon
As funds are received for the purpose.
I'M. stv Of the sureiies respond in the OF ten
thousand dosr must certified by tho IT, ;. District Aior-
ney or other proper officer such certificate to accompany Tie
Popo,a TO be indor.ed Proposals for Beef Cattle The
rst with the United States 70 roget any o. All the uh,
that shalt be regarded as s;sctoy All bidders Hut %
pre.ent al the opening Of the bids - c,y
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or,pTznxA,r.R RsRnAL'. OTPiCE, FIRsr DIyIsroS.
WISH NGToN CITY. fehIualy %, l8tb y

QuARTznNAsTER. tEN RnALs UTPlCt fIhsr DIvI1sIoa'{
NAsHSGTos CITY. February 70, 100
PROPOSALS FOR MANuRE.--Sealed pro-
possls viii be received q, this OAc. uaih w EpHE ;,
DAY March 49, 1905 q O'Clock for tie purchase OF al
"a. ,vIRE That may procured o the stables aud cor
,, Of the Ciesboro Dero WasirYton, d. Ci within
the twelve months next succeeding hprii J, 1879
The ssfu bidder will required t. have berges OF
boats noofed at the wharf Gsboro In constant READINGS,
20 recr We the manure which may accumulate The United
states " deliver the the sad blrses OF oo.is ana
viii deslsuate IA agent to IL fapidy o, loaded
Rdders must state The price per lbc yard An oath Of al
legiance viii De required from each bidder
Iaynelt VIII be reqsifod to be made In 6ove'nn"S nnd'
Al Tie cnd Of sch for the delivered In We
barFes during the month. - A.,
Bonds, with approved securities viii be required from Tue
marty aided In tie sum Of thousand tlDOl dollars
The Department the iigh 70 sJreS any POi0sa
not deemed sisantageou 10 the United S',tss: -, ,
Propoas nu,, be addressed 20 tho undcssned Washing
ton u. C.. and marked on the io' NE
ngre." 'hri-' ~ ~ a. n N
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CRTE RAILWAY.-Trains leave foot Of

IL Charbers-st., via. Pavonia Ferry:
M. Day Express Tor CanAndaigua Roches'er bunsles
Salamanca and West Connects ut Buffalo win LAKE Shofe
and Grand Trunk Railways and at Salamanca with Atlantis
and Crest Westefn Railway. 90 80
$50 a. M Milk and Way Train daily, to Osisvile
10 a M Express Mail FOR Buffalo, connecting with Laks
Shore Railway. 49,
| An M Wsy TAIN for Port Jervis and Newburgh
D. M Ngh, Express for Canandagua, Rochester bunshe
Salamanca and West.
M. Lightning Express daily, for Carandagua Rochee
| ,es Fca,io Ssamsnca Dunkik and West. Connect, =
Buffalo With Lake Shore and Grand Trunk hslwsy' and
Salamanca with Atlantic and Great Western Railway.
3D. M Emigrant Train daily Tor Buffalo Salamanca D0s
kixL Wast
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MASON e. UAMLINs CABINET ORGANS.
VI THIRTY GOLD or SILVER MEDALS or other n ~
I,,pm. nav, been awarded to ne within years for
TpE EEST instruments Of this class over TWO hui.a u
the di.ns nishsd musicians Of rev on a IN
,IoI ti. that the instruments OF our maze e1cel AZ
otpers lsre particulars IN ercuar'l SassIe9n no.
n March Will remove 70 10 1n
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Real Gsiate for Gale.

EOR SALE-HOUSE and LOT No. 00
West Thirty -secondst. $500.
HOUSE aud LOr No 30 East Twcntie.h-s st., $1,000
HOUSE and LOT Secondsve near Twelfth.st., $4,000
HOUSE and LOT 10. 30l East Tenth st.. $1,000.
HOUSE and LOT No. 81 Il. MARKS Place, $1,000.
HOUSE and LOT No. 3:8 Secoudave, $1,000
HOUSE and LOT No. l28 West fortietl-st-, 81, 500.
HOUSE aud LOT No. so Eas, Elsventhst., $4,000
HOUSE and LOT No. 2l9 East Ninthst 81 900.
HOUSE and LOT Nos. ia and lie East Twenty eshthst
Ucncment) $4,000.
HOUSE and LOT No. ia East Thirty hrssst. (Teuemsn.
SIS 500.
For permits and particulars, apply 70
III MERRITT, No. ~ Thrd.ave
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Ocean Gteamers
CALIFORNIA PASSENGERS NOTICE


" The Steamer NORTH STAR. having broken shaft viii
not sail the Sd instant advertised Persons holding as
viii have their money returned, or VIII DO trans
fe,reI TO the COSTA RIGA, to sail 18th instant.
ID. b. ALLEN. No. 81 Bowling Green.
MAIL STEAMERS to FRANCE DIRECT.
wi The GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC C0MPANYS
new line Of frs,cass .idewheel STEAMSHIPS, between
NEW-YORK and HAVRE. 49,,
The frat i've splendid Vessels interdd 20 be put upon tia
favore route for the Continent. are the following;
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS tuns, 900 horse power
LAfAYFTTE...........3.20i tnns. 800 horsepower.
EIROpE..................(a tOstl, 800 horsepower
FRASCE..................tsf oatl, oo horse power.
NAPOLEON IIl....... tbuildng |, 100 horse powell
Until completion OF the entire list the service VIII 0e
performed by the ,,-rrr =,
WASHINGTON, A. Duchesne; LAFAYETTE, a. Do
cande, As follows; no ,,,,
LAFAYETTE. " ednesday March !.
Northumberland sdnesday. March ~
First Cabin (includins table wineb Sl53
Second CABIN Qncodns table wiarl. go or $50
Payable in scd s equivalent In United states currency
MEDICAL ATTENDANCE YREH CHARGE
FoI freight or passage, apply TO. -.
No Broadway, New-lort
At Pari. No. ~ Boulevard des Capusnes 0rand Hoie at
Hsvre, WILLIAM ISELlN Co.
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Gales bp Auctioi1.
QUARTERnAsTER GENERALS OyFICE, }
FIRST DIVISION,

WARRINGTON CITY, Feb rs I865.)
UCTION SALE of CONDEMNED
~ HORsEsWlb be sold at pubic auction. to the hi CHEST
bidder al Baltimore, Maryland,
THURSDAY, MARCH 9. 1865
TWO HUNDRED CAVALRY HORSES.
Those horses have been condemned unfit for tie cavalry
ceTvice OF the army
For road and farming purposes many good bargains may be
bad.
Horses sold sinrly. Sale TO at 10 u and VIII
be held at Phillips Government stables, Of Fremont
and Ramsey sts
TERns-Cash In United States currency.
JAMES A. EKIN,
Col. in charge First Division O. NJ. g. o.
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DI,yos MrIODEONs HARMONIOUS


Sole depot for Peoubets superior liafmonom' WHOLE T
-. .nJ retn Prices 100 10 900 Instruments 10 LII
WHO ~ J. NJ FELTON, No. 9ii Broadway New YORK
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A ]. BLEECKER. son 81 Co. :,

A y. BLEECkER, son " Co., will sell
~ at auction on THURSDAY Murch 2 1895 at tie TX.
change Sae.Ioom. No. i'll BroadwayExccutors sale Of
bkOWN STONE HOUSE in West ThirtysecOndst -Ihe
ssory brown stone English basement house and LOT Of
o9nd NO 2s9 Nest Thrysecouds. south side, between
Eighth and Ninhaves The house has all the modern
Provemens for genteei family residence. size l88x5; lot
block Title unquesionable Maps, terms. &C.. at AUG
Goneers Office, No. ~ Cedgrst
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A j. BLEECKER, son & Co. will sell
= at suction on THURSDAY, March o 1865 at Il m,
ON OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES story brick high stoop.
under cellar, No 428 side between Laght and
g Contains water, bath roon water closets,
ferms accommodating
Maps, &C., at Auctioneer's Office No. II Cedarst.
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HOUSES for SALE, in BROOKLYN, from
81 so 8 1000 each Inquire at No y Plnest, room
No. /, f. ON IL to 3 O'Clock.
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CEED GARDEN and FARM FOR SALE
- The FARM and noted SEED GARDEN Of the ato Col.
JOHN BURGIS OF Guiord Conu. comprising ~ acres one
fourth Of which is the Garden in high culture the remainder
we'll assorted Farm lands with all tue buildings aud equip
ents for continuing the business Of the Garden aud fr
Apply to WM. II. BURGlS. tue premises. -Guliord,
March l. 1865 t.ss
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A j. BLEECKER, son & Co. will sell at
IN Auction, THURSDAY March 1865 at l2 O'Clock
at the Exchange Ssl. sIoom, III Broadway, VALUABLE
TO TIE ESTATE OF MARIA j. BRlNCKERIOFF,
deceased the 4soy brick store ard lot 62 Beaver and
l0st Pear-st., Demoncos. and between William aud
Hanover ats. building entire lot. Title unqueson-
able Sale without reserve Tor the purpose Of division among
che heirs Maps particulars, &c, at auctoneers Office I,
Cedarst.
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Rfal estate for Sale.

A j. BLOCKER, son, & Co., Auctioncers
~ snd Real Estate Brokers, No n Ccdsrs have At
private sale a number OF valuable and moderate priced
HOUSES and STORES; also BUILDING LOTS ia various
parts Of the City.
MONEY to LOAN on MORTGAGE.
A. J. RLFCKFP SON & Co.
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il TIisirsm Allen q Rsvenswood l.. J., consisting Of q
very handsome aud commodous gothic iionse, in the beet
cond on staoe aud BERN shed and well house. Inc
grounds 800 feet N.nona,e pnd ON tue tsst H'er
and hsv. i0 feet depth They laid ont very handsontl
forming one Of the ar and lawns the Island
There great ylsy Of choice fruit ornamental trees and
shrubs The Zoe Is OF 'he pless.n'c around New
York less than mile from Hunters Point Ferry, making
very the City aud yet offering oil the sdvan
ages Of the coenIy Apply 70 DANIEL ~ hoAo NO 70
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Government will arise vindicated and triumphant yet
in such struggle leaving nothing Of all that was ones
10 prosperous and happy
have approached you with some difidence. There
are some you who will not read these utterances-
am sorry for ii, but moi mortified A month Or two
hence more aud they too will read them There are
some always the enemies of the people whom would
not ask to read them. But thousands know will. IN
spite Of efforts to deter or disuade Especially those
who have known me In other days, "wben the hears
beat and life was in its spring" and those others wss
have Brown and honored me in happiar days and VINO
found me faithful in all promised To these and al
solemny appeal Come back to the Government which,
amid all It's struggles for life and all your efforts to do
sroy IT, still loves ION and ready welcome you back
to throw ts protecting about YOU and pace yos
once more the full enjoyment OF nfe liberty and hap
pinessl
word 70 refugees from the South. You know I
have but uttered the trnh in all have said Our broth
ers in the South ought to know the feelings and sent
ments of these people towards theLl have received
letters from all sections of the country urging the
cessity Of organization upon part with this general
end In view. All Tennessee lies open to u.s. Parts Of
louisiana Arkansas South and North Carolina. Viz
ginia Texas Florida aud Alabama are accessible In
formation from in letters and addresses, carefully
sent to all accessible pouts earnestly honestly AND
lruhnlly setting forth what know OF the North. u
feelings and sentiments towards the South, would be -
oil upon the waters, And how many troubled hearts
would il set at rest kRow that the magnanious Gov
ernment after oil while IL may punish the leaders. win
" deal gently with the erring people.
1t has been suggested that public meeting Of the rsf
ugees in the North be held Ia NewIork at an carly day
trust il may be done Tho same could be done to sd-
vantage in Cincinnati, ST. Louis and Chicago. should
be clad 70 interchange opinions with any who will ad-
dress me upon the subject Letters the care Of Lee
Bliss & Co., 3I4 and 3l6 Broadway, New.York. would
reach me earlier Hoping that we may all be united
and walking in the paths Of peace aud hadpiness, az
your fellow citizen, f. W. oASfS
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THOMAS ". CONWAY, Sup Dep. cfthc ouG

OLD MEDAIS.-A little boy who lived with
hs mother aud grandmother in an old shanty AZ syria.
cusc ~ y. recently found the story goes bag Of
old medals at tie bottom Of clock case lie soon dis.
posed Of them for oppes and pocket knives among bic
rrymctos, and then there considerable difficulty.
lOr the medals" about 81 800 in gold. which the
women. though mostly supported by charity, had
iTh.sal by their labor They got Of their money
back by much persuasion and diplomacy.
NAvY-YARD on THE WESTERN LAKEs.-Ths
Detroit Board OF Trade adopted Jan "a, the report
Of special committee on the establishment OF Navy
Vary on the Western lakes. The report recommends
Detroit the ttest locality Tor the proposed iafd Tor
the reasons among others: than haror contains more
room than tho harbors Of Bafalo Erie Cleveland Mil
wGukee. and Chicago put toretner ana ~ oep'u VI
winter - sufficient 10 float the largest ps OF war IL
IL accessible with perfect safety in al weather. IN or.
binary ntcrs che river Is open 10 navigation The re-
OF The State for IA nsnhg u. hater iof con
rucng ships and the facilities OF the city for repair
inc theu the proxr ity Of Fort Wayne and the ia
enseess character of the Canadian territory IN the Vi.
entity ~ Detroit are further urged as Inducements 10
the Coz etaniobt
A STARTLING AND rNAccouSrABLg ExPLO-
sIoS AND SroCK.-Yesterday morning, Little before
four O'clock persons Ia all parts II the city were
strilod from THEN sleep by heavy dun explosion, suc-
cede.i hy shock which made TIE most solid BRICK
buildings iromble and the window panes 10 fliry rntts
for seconds Ai;er jigrnr inquiry ve have becu
unable 20 ascertain the cagsc Of thIs odd nooiurm Gus
tdrb1uoe Tho general impression Is mat 9u' cly
udely visited by 4 passing earthquake II Was hfst
thought that large boiler or oil refinery had hows
~. but suoh does appear 20 have been the case.
he 'yeoi Las Leo 10 the universal inquiry Oh nhss
vas EDuffalo Express. 3c.h.
MARINE Losses FOB JAyUARy.-There were
y American s,agoing mercantile craft reported lost
nor In a. totally lost viz: steamers, ships. osrs
brirs and "A schoorers Of these ii were wrecked.
burned : Abandoned foundered. run down. scni-
I'D and captured The value " the above iom's''o
IN il estimated :. sssQoOQ "a spccIe e-s's--Y' "
rgoea
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eAw INTELLIGENCE.

UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT-FEB. 2.-Befos
Judge SgTPnAS
COUNTERFEIT POSTAL CURRENCY.
Palmer Lewis was tried Oh charge OF having IN
III, possession quantity Of counterfeit currency samps The
evidence showed that be- arrested in December last In
lager bier saloon officers Barker and Davis OF the Fifteenth
Precinct They him ard found IN bis possession
ure6age hy stamps and countes
III, state bills. Aer biz arrest Lewis offered lr Barker
$500 to release him, but the oiscer declined
The Jury found The accused guilty. 49,
George CLARK an accopice Of Lewis pleaded guilty. ana
both were renandsd til Saturday, when they vii os -
fau~ed
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UNITED srATEsCOM OFFICE-FgB a.
Before Comnissioner OSBORN
LARCENY AT The NAVY YARD.
Bernard hlcI ey, who was arrested Tor stcann8
copper from the Navy ard dchsrsed thsrs
b. ne no proof sgns, him eGcep, his decsration which
he n,de Loaded pistol hssd a. his head BY
wstchLlan IN the yard.
Before Commissioner WHITE
ESTIClNG SOLDIERS TO DESERT.
Henry Isaacs and Lis wife, who were charged
with eucn- oders 20 desert released there being ~
evidence to warrant heir detention
SUPREME COURT-CrAsBERs-sEB- before Justice
lSGHAHss.
DECISIONS.
I.utber e. Tibbotts act. Archibald Baxter OF al.
Motion granted ,tsied In IN. opinion.
same 80. safns--sarne decision
Je.s. y. Boi.ss Receiver Gc.. at. John A. DUB 81 ~
Motion Denied. Defendants coats 20 s3ide event.
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THE CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT. The
flags Of the Brooklyn City Hall were displayed wednes
dav bv direction OF Mayor Wood In honor 81 the pas
sage Of the Constitutional Amendment against Slavery
by Congress. some private buildings we're decorated
~ q similar pNineT.
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Free Cotton.
Ngv-ORLxASs. Dec

NEvORLE,Ss. Dec y, ies6
Rev 8 n. Two DD.-Dear Brother; inclose herewith
little bsn Of cotton raised the plantation Of Cen BsL
OF BAYOU Laouche "a in part tie result Of the labor OF -
old Christian who tells be prayed sixty wears 70 he res
He desired me 20 sead North onower OF Jesus
CHRIST who 10, .. the Door Of old Afric.
q, TOKEN o. tho pure love OF the good Lord who brou-A
them By his Providence cat Of .heE than Egypss
bondage.
cxpr.. the id-u Of the old hero of TIDE cros but not
abe to give you his language told The old gentleman that
would send minister o; the Lord Jesus Christ whom
anew to be true friend Of the poor boudmsr. He ws
dehied a, the Idea thought Of you Dr. Tyng. and it b
with pleasure send tic token Of the old thoughts
5ecsuse know deeply You feel for these people.
Under great difficulties making noble advances
have this moment the general charge Of $1,000 emancpeA
u1en women and children The former earning wascs
AMI being paid for their years work. The latter
going free schools and making the gratifying in
proveinen, In learning. have suDdayschool of them,
numbering 200 The singing In my school is the best sun
dayschoo singing in al Of th, part Of Rebellion. have
given over to the FTeedm,u.s Association. The Lord
resns and tAAe eouasc hope to be able to 90 North
0r Gen Banks returns will be sadte
tell you thousaud particulars sbou. great work.
AN srry respectfully yours, e.c,
THOMAS W CONWAY Sup. Dep. ofthe Gu1
ST. GEoRGE's RgcroRr. jan %, 1863
c. LsIouNy Dsay SIR send you letter by the Rev.
Mr. Conway the Superintendent, q Freedmen in New0r-
leans containing tine hst bali OF free .otton raised the
tae described bold valuable gin AID very precious
memorial will sell the letter and cotton TO- the benefit Of
the freedmen any who is willing pay sufficiently fos
u; but a. personally engaged in tho cotton market,
perhaps the mrs; free cotton and the to sixty
ysa-s prayer too highly You what liberal friends
$40 willing 20 offer for It.
lour .ai,hlai friend STEPHEN Il. TYye.
Til, above better and cotton Is In my possession
ha BE- happy hesf from any Of friends who desire 70
rake N iycs' icH. Ii viii be sold tire highest bidder
CsARLEs C. LBIeH. =
Rooms Of the Nations, Frecnens Relief Association Nss
and MeEcerst., NowYork