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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-23
Tass Hours of the Rebel Conaress.

On SATURDAY. the 18th, tie following pro-
ceed!ngs took place in the Confederate Senate;
COMMITTEE TO WAIT or TIE PRESIDENT.
IN too,,o, committee Of three composed Of Messrs
v olson OF Mi4S,,ipy Oldham o. Texas and Henry OF
TenDcesee was sppoi,rt 10 wait upon the President
and not.y BIN II he lad no farther communication to
male tbat the Senate IVES now Ieady 70 ADJOURN
TEE PRESIDENTS BLsf0SeI,
Tie committee then withdrew snd ais. ~ a'se1ee
Of abont half an hour reluynee. when =,
Mr.. Watson said: IL. Presidents: The Joint commit
too ;o,f ~! III that duy have waited upon the Presi
Ss,, al he Con!edera,e states and Informed him that
mics be ies aopc further communication ia max. -
Concrcs, that body wis now ready 70 adjourn. nro
NV Tho Pleside. in substance, stated hat he now hna
10 further communication 10 male TO congress th'
In his iec.n message lie lad iuuy explained his views
no 10 le legislation for which the state +" tie country
called gf 50 far n. Congress led nor ecg n''6eG " h'f
onj,,as. n Iood ia, ,f9p& tgfa o., ne ~ R,s me
tel,n: II a, to tie Jul extent OF biz powers and the ne
sou,es pls ed al his disposal all might feel assured o'
ms purssc faithfully 10 defend nd 70 project tho eouh,
t-v he Iop, tt0! i,s Isab, If ne ~ J5fsts might az
eflV 3caci her Aci.' End ;hs they snt their families
a1I Their toirrcn COUNTY might continue TO expert
ence lie protection AID isYor si Heaven.
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the carr Of the people but what Will promote then rs
fare You would have bccn all straight 100 you hnu
only looked the right and wrong oil the M asuIe Du
you looked 10 popularity, and that get you 20 playng
cards. Now the upshct of this popular grumgins "
card PLAYING is patriotism. and mark my wofue oin
mark nv words my boy. for am an old man now, anu
Rave read lie Human heart wcjin ninety nine cases
out of q hundred. patriotism Is the trump calu Oh
scOundrel"
csn be expected 10 indorse such heresies But u
singular coincidence that events should seem 10 sns
tain the ministers prediction. Before the introduction
of hat excellent card. universal suffrage The Amer
can population was orderly and contented popula
ton as could be found under the sun judges were IN
dependent defauliine shcrils rarity. and abolfonsm
impotent for mischief But nom the moment that the
inetmable gift Of universal suffrage" was bestowea
upon the people things took downward turn. ana the
pn,lar adncss ended at last not in farce. bnf III
such tragedy as the world has hardly seen -. 49,.
VIVA, the future has in store for the people OF l..s
continent il is difficult TO determine 1t will take more
than one violent conyIlsion. fear TO enable Amer
cans 10 realize that not so Gallbe IN wisdom
and immaculate in virtue To be safely endowed WIN
universal suffrage
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Corr sona e.ce q the As'ocis,sd Prs,
HAvAs,. March r. u

Co-,, eonA t.c, o. tho As,ocstod Press
HAvASs, March II, 1864
There ia no news hese, and nothing from
abroad has arrived.
On tire 18th arrir cd Of this port two day from Mas
san tho English % steamer LOUISA Ann Fanny, w.
ported AZ suns burden but evidently mnch Target II
is said sbo is going hence to Bermuda 20 fit out AZ
nitrate. AID that sbe has cannsn and ammunition on
boeri, thai her crew viii 10 incrvased by 90 or Il
extra men ,7bo are now on tie Ovlin this port She
has two captains one Of whom It As SAID formerly con
naDdcd the floTils.
March 10th. s-liy.d Fnrsh steamer Pisrmigan
.cLt DAYS from TsIpic0 %; March II, arrived Gem
tao DAYS lron Nasssg day the Yacht Alarm frou
New Yos reported ~ tIted Sls,sb 'esc, twelve
Gays pzspsc.
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Gard from n. NJ. r. Hunter.

4 report seems 10 have obtained currency 10 the
effect tia, AIN in favor Of reconstruction OF the Old
Uuion and as this is not only injurious 10 my
sell but may be, perhaps hurtiu to the country tahe
this occasion 10 say that Il is entirely erroneous.
There IT, perhaps no person in the Coneieftcy 10
whose feelings and interests such an event would DC
more repugIaDt than ~ mine. l have hiWsts heni
that We ought 10 maintain the struggle for indepeld
ence so long rs there is hope OF success Tho General.
III hicf and the President of the Confederate states
the highest military authorities are best ebe % IN.
dC,st.pd onr resources and prospects. While they
have hope in the contest il seems 70 me that We should
do oil IA or power strengthen their hands but after
all IL is in sense oitbe justice Of their cause thn The
Lears of Onr people should be confirmed and IT ~ 10
the Chief Ruler oil The Universe tha; they shond LOOK
for aid in tho NIGH! struggle in which ,hey are en-
Gagged r. IL. y. HCSIKR
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xrw.JERsEY ITEMS.

c,vv TrpasryfIIs Ryr0Ir.-The snnpai reDor1
Of M. T. H. Ntoom, CITY Treasurer oil 'e'seS Wy"
,,s N.r,h 81 shows The total receipts TO have oses
g.. ~ ,rou, IN, following sources Receipts HsA
,s,., .gBGs 10; loans siiiioo; street imp'o' HsA~
.s,s, 80, Other sources, -, ~ Il! The eIPend'es "a"
lie AM. tine were; FIR, dsp,ruent, %ie.7I'S'i p-"
.ys-lT 81, echools, 1880 u; p'D,rg, sJl, -;
oonery tT5 ~; e,l.Ii's SI@ssi oO Loans sns
= II ,sJ On: water coiuni-.onrts, bWl"o "p' ',1
i ~, Oh ana other nisor es end'lues, meN,is W =
,n, 81 sfl co. 81; h,an.e treasury at tue e's'As
Of tb- yrsr. $t:.'b ~
ATrEMrII,T 10 SHoor.-A msh haine'
,e,.i wa, ,.snn b,.of. Recorder Martinique o '''' =
,.,,,y oh,r-.a with attempting. to shoot Henry pr,J
I'd Jobn aJry a: the i-rry aep5 Tie accused wa e''
a t.rt ffal
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DrST.Icr COURT OF THE UNITED STATES poD
rsy E,,rryS DISTRICT oy NV YoRK.-Thi. tourt wss
formally oaniied yesprday, 1t noon In tie room o. ne
Board Of Supervisors, In the New Courthouse hnii.ns-
Jude Borcdic, having taken BE .~s, the Cers, NJ 'obe'
rc,i tue ~ Of Consros. constituting The Court 'r "ca
the oouim Of the President appointing ere Judge va
i,o rrla key e tina, Of MF. slman District Attorney
.,a oftse M..shsi Mr. Campbell M Jones anoanc't
the Clerk The oath. ofce snd oshs OF allegiance hs'"
us been tie CouT; desr-d ready f'E o"sn''
Mr. silusn moved th.t the niles Of The CONT o. ths
ouhsn District Newly BE- 49, pied A. the - o. "
Com with N. exception that Dc bed on NecsesaAy
M, ,, declared .loo,si ard the hours % tie ros~
a, Chambers was hsod ffom Il &c ock to oco's "a
TIE D,puy Marshal having bc'n sworn IN, al o'i W.
, y ~ jusde that members o. the bar Who Lad bseS
d.fi.l O tie supreme Cour; al she Si4t" 81 New
would b. Omitted attorney rrocors' '"c,'r' ho
vo-s (Which taken sdvana.r o. by n'iDoef o. 'sss
Tbe oss .t!on being completed n. District Cont ~
inrai,y .,er the atcnrrrlen, Of the District Court ~
e. ' Circui, COM, orssnifed in the same nsnnrF
forls,n. HI Clrrlcs : newton 80, snnonnc.d 40 go
snd VS. duty asllbed The C.ur also appointed Nr Nost
too sna Mr Samuel T. Jones IS ,ommsoners spd s'ss
iu Chsno.rr. Tie sen,eu-n a. 1i'ted to pise.ic- 20
D,tr Co4t sdmiiied 20 practice IN 'Ee cEe-
~ rle announced ,la, both Courts would Re hsd Oh
the ms Wcae,isy April that tor the present bua'e
would b. iane1ted In tho ohcs OF Tie siHr"' No -
lie s,lovus gentlemen constitute both COgrs s,oTs-sJ
ired: Uutrd S,l', c.rs,it ogr. st. 49,
o-r,: Charles L. Benedict Dsrc: Niorcy-hca'
sguu ID. s.luian, trIk--Na!li'. l. oresi 'isi
,lo,v r. Comgbel, Depnty-Eraucs l. Daion; Nsfshsis
% sr'-jrrrnlish w. niesn.. Jpr,s. Basley.
Dn.p TRoN The EIl'yCIS OF SLr,'G-S3oH
Versa - On Sat risy evening four week 'inee,
,,rtv ~ men hradrd by John NeCsnn called ~ th" !sseA
ar..,,, ng Loui, S.Ar~idrr. No. s:3 Columoas. sia
fog i-inis They took several rounds snd IsiJsed
ma, to- t,n THE ido-c declining TO givc them any m.TsJ
ev 10 sni s0o sitter returned, when they siiscAcd pa
.c,r0. rr AID br,, him IL a brutal manner - s-seM
Ncgarn rrc him on ,hs head Nth srns shot . c;siinH
H. .Ai ~ - injured isa isbo.-i In ercst pam m yea e
az wi en- ln da MSsnn eTrcstsd shortly .eI ~
s.-su we, c,unlted. aud Is no" 10 CUSTODY.
90 10Th, IL 90 nod az inquest the body CT deces~S
EurclAhy.--A man named Adam Snyder wst
.rrt ,r~sday for burg ,r.or.iT entering TIE sotr
Iop,i. F.ir r.8 Grand So 3D. ,nd sbs,Isens so,el -
a.. sI,r oi 10 torrs-ry porter IN t.c ''p.oy es
Sir Pain and would We probably esc.lei W" 80 IVY
- IL i..r Y.lsnce u one " CAPT Woeloh.e ~.
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Work Before the Legislature.

VETERAN UNION CLUB.
Senator ASDREws's bill names as eorpOfsfors; y.
Gerard l.. Mckenzie, Jsmes II. Stevens, HenIyC.
Peroy Robert Avery, All II. Curtiss. Gyms c. Bub.
bard, Henry Williamson, Willsm II. Draper, William
A. BIrriss, Charles King, William d. Baker, Thomas
b. Thorpe Ant Allare and Slmuel Truesdell 1hs
object OF the cllb is the sus:ang through social in
tercourse the patriotism and contributing the reores'
ton OF those who ON Tire battle fields OF the Union,
have nperied their lives ana wasted their strength.
BROKERS' COMMISSION.
senator CBRsTs bill provides that hereafter where
no contract shall be made by and between The parties
not 10 exceed one per cent brokerage commission
upon any 'oan or forbeaiaDce Of money procored ~
REPORT OF THE CONTROLLER IN REGARD 70 TIE
TREASURER OF TIE COUNTY OF HEw-yGRg.
The Controller In answer ~ resolution Of the 40.
scmby. reports that the Treasurer OF the Comfy Of
NevYork has not complied with the provisions OF the
law; the contrary IN the wear 1903 he retained the
sum of sl93 g4 "a over and above the e200 Which h
authorized to retain by the said act iDmedfs
steiy directed On action ~ be commenced AGAINST bi
by the Attorney enera for that amount and he inter-
est thereon. 10 that action ne intsrp0sed efense
The Las been tried before Judge johnson The ref
cree aud report recently made against the Treasurer
for the Of $40 so 49, AS this result will probably
scte the disputed questions do not think ally further
legislation necessary. In ls4 he again retained the sum
ot 81 6j II over and above the amount wbic be wss
authorized to retain by the said net. 1t IS piesume4
that under the decision IN the former case ms hu wIn
b. paid without further litigation. It should rot
be- so paid the same proceedings will DO had in the
other case.
UNITED STATES PERSONAL INSURANCE COMPANY.
Senator IIEiDs introduced pIIi naming 90 Corpora
tors Alex Delmar Cbas. l.. Perce K. Is. LOOMS Sinon
Stern, Walter ). Wells, A. j Badwin, n. ! Num-.
". II. FarOank. WIN. {. Moore, julius h9ln berger.
T. gene Delmpr. Yelling Weles and Geo. j.. PIERCE:
DC object Of tie association is to insure persons against
M 5ccdeata loss of life personal injury snstn by
iecideais OF every description and for inaklns e'ey
insurance apperaining the. Ito. by the name OF the
United States Personal occidental Insurance Company
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~ s.rOON-MDLLE. DE XAT0w.

ATIRTtCF SATTJJN.--llI't III " -
' ,Ipl.IT WFLFNF NJ KArOW,
,,l liz cgea. Pi-uls, M JAMES " NEHi'i.
On FRIDAY ENEEING, March ~ Az P.n'
nAT,NFE SAri RnAl. M4rch -, a o,c''4'
AN FNT!RELY NEW pk0GHAMMh- "a.
Mr. WEuI viii per,rr cr tho .rst :i1 , =
p,ths,,onc Besthoyei. "NLntegslgnd-r l'rt't =. -
~ IN -rr ie. Ross." and Craud March fsia.a 10y
MDLLE. DE kAroW VII ps,yy Ss'i Na,p sYiyoS
III $40 PAULiCCHl, :. BLiAESs. ...os
Adm. to Fridsy. ccnc,rt s.ervTa 's'' eoS IND
,e,, can he obsii,d ~ Seer aud Seh"r ~ ~
tui Hr,1d,sy: Ian Sons No $40 Brosdssyi ana n''"1
No Walls. -, s.., 10
ryitny, 81. ,agt VII receive tor Saturdays Ns~n"s
cs,e.e iox', srspd Piano vi he used tAh sfss-s.
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BRO1IlLIv ITEMS.

Result OF THE RrCEyr DRAFT IN TGg SEC.
ON CoXcgrssloNAL DisTRI 'r-The following Is an
exhibit OF he result Of the uraiI In the Second District
I'D 10 T.. o'clock yesterday.
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ASSEMBLY.
REPORTS.

To incorporate the Schenectady Water Com
p}n! ~. n, &.
Brooklyn. H.,
L. relation 70 the construction OF sewers 10 Brooklyn
adversely. Agreed TO- - ~. ,
10 incorporate the Army and Navy Savings Benk u
Brooklyn. ,,,.,
For The relief the hoicrs O. unsecured bonds OF the
New. York aud Ere Railroad. 81.
< the relief IL tie Kingston and Rondout Railroad
10 aHihorsr the construction q! railroad ID iehlhE
ton.avc. New-lork. majority report.
10 Incorporate tie tldoAiy Insurance Company o.
New York
To establish tie Nev.Yori Metropolitan SANITARY
District. (MslortY report.
Tie Controller cent In reply IN answer 10 tht frso'
luton OF The Assembly ye!ltl,e 10 thu A.s- OK
County Treasurer.
BILLS pASSiD.
TO confer legal powers OF arbitration on the Chamber
OF Commerce OF New oTk.
To amend the Garter Ot the Agricultural lnsaE nse
Company. ,,.,t
Relative to Wharfage along the Hudson RIVER
For Ito better PROJECTION VI scaiCen IN tie pof sSu
harbor OF Nev-loTL.
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to amend az to limit The fare 10 three cents bss
failed
On the third reading shs bill was lost 80 Yeas to ~
NAYS
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NEW.YORK LEGISLATURE.

SENATE. ALBANY March -. ls65.
Sundry petitions and remonstrances against
the Broadway Railroad were presented
BILLS REPOR1ED.
incorporating the Now.York and Brooklyn Passenger
and baggage Company.
Incorporating the New.York Lyric Thester.
Eolatf @ 10 tho Police Courts Of New.lOrk
Aganst authorizing the Justice Of the Supr'ne Court
VI the First District 10 appoint clerks. Agreed TO-
Against authorizing the defendant the counsel in
criminal eases to'ciose the argument. Agreed TO.
Against eeilizng he action Of the New York Com
mon Council IN regard 10 a certain pier. label
10 equaze the fare ON horse railroads in brooklyn.
Authorizing the consolidation sf horse railroad com
panes BroOkly1.
The Adirondack Railroad extension.
BILLS INTRODUCED.
Incorporating the Veteran Chion Cub OF New. York
TO provide for rutcs OF commission by brokers for pro-
curing loans,
BILLS PASSED.
The General Appropriation BIZ. for the support OF the
State Government.
To amend the act relative 20 widening the Fourth
ave. in brooklyn
incorporating the 7s, Regiment Association OF
New York.
Relative to the Court Of Special Sessions OF New.
York
For the better regulation Of the State Inebriate
Asylum.
Making more stringent the law Of ernhezzlement.
The bin restrictions ns 20 ieIe on a." ten
trail Railroad WAS taken up in Commttee OF tle "hole'
and after remarks IN it, favor by Mr. Angel was re.
ported b. he Senate when the senate refused 10 order
II 20 a Third reading BY tie following vote;
-Mrs,r,. Ahaocu' incl. beach, Cni,-te 'ofn"'
Co.'s ,rld Humphrey, Manscr, Murphy, sAfscf smith,
and WOODROW
NAfs-H-.sr. Allen. tu,s. AIircws Bailey, bel, COR,
toos Du.irf t,gT. Hssugs HAVEN, Hart, Hobbs u
usnd Lamb. Low strong " bite. Wi,.sGs.
\ motion reconsider wss also loet by vote OF II
y.ss agniust NJ nays md the bill was killed.
The Quarantine bill was made special order for
Friday.
The bill amending the General Insurance Law was
ordered ln a., third reading
The metropolitan Baggage bin was recommi'ted'
with power ~ report complete.
Recess
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JYYP DAVIS sTKgD-LLSS.
From III. DispdtoA:

Atnopg the lorses osu;ared on Gen. Che,nlis psce
ia SJutl Carolina tho superb stallion p't-saied 10
President DAVIS by TIE NiceNy 81 tsypt one "I We
Yankee, a,te2 riding tho sn.insl through me strcct,
took OF lie saddle and pst,Dg hin on SIZE back 10
MARRIED: You're too goA ride A. these pa<-. and
veil send yOu 70 Old Abe"
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friE CLIMATE.

The Winter, .r- h0i cod. bat the winds bow. Going
rom ouf fine climate the cold shocked me; bat IN
few DAYS lrlnd IL iayigoi,ling. Ties 30 not have
mech snow The ground is frozen si Winter, except
th.~s iic the top when a. gets dry. and u1",s
whoi "a pnt n eep it is blown 81. the ground The
ezra, cad uhir,r,1i d,,r uJo, Of Since 800
tary hive had Two JfouIhs other years they lnyc bad
r,,ia Two good showers will make corn ON the Mis-
,,n1i aud els ksv rains A. more frequent than cl,c
wl.ra Rains follow the STREAMS; away from Tie
stream. i,smns seem, rcei.sr. In Soatlern Kansas
sss told ihst have abandoned their is'ins. they
COUNT IL. get Discouraged: they have nothing TO
fA b4s. upon The oly wsy 90 ct along here is 10
keep wears supply Of grain ahead. A farmer must DO
uhis OF - eIiliyaleni, In Ill countries.
Twas told of hot wiAd lasting three days which has
ooias twice in i've year, Il, "ss - hot aa Ia make
i,vn too bot fOr the hand Ia som. places tho corn
scorrAed and perisscd, IN Others IL did not suffer.
md htsid "a This wind before.
All AFRAID DO Injustice 20 Xansas by giving pncini.
nenc. ~ the. statement wanted 90 tell lie truth
So "a ~ learned ~ Kansas is not rosy people
NJ nr, supposed. still. II IS rcy new country; no
body yt knows al ~ advantages. JLee h no climate
Ia our country which l. lke IL. Time viii be required
20 manage 20 sscrlc peculiar adraniages When this
~ done Am certain farms Will be valuable mere a.
elsewhere.
10 going tbrongh Kansas | WAS reminded II the de-
,enptson travellers Klle u PseshTo and Judea In
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rUEJANLs RIVER.
From The Sea,;Rei:

Friday morning last the james River eommenc"i
rising and yesterday had attained hight seldom sur
,,ssrd by tie esLeIs D! TIA; tle1n. Ihe large p0i,
tiop of RICKETTS,. the Falis Partaton opposite ana
many cellars the city, between iii'eeAih ana seven
tsrnfh. SIS are inundated. y bieGi1D0di was !t'ff
day living Of AayOs Bridge. The elect a t1s 9icoi
c1d viii be a - Dcrsiog Of the Wg;er WORKS. ANA To
throw the peope Of Tie city once more on Their re
served rshts" The pgmps; weiis and aIE.n.r n sef.
canal II il does not add to previous injuries. But
6oods baye their uses have seen that TIE piet oa'
eue thwsrfed tie designs ana giand purpose o. tas
,nemy ard Iii msy not be ess uso! 20 Us when iay
oxrrprchendsl
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There was some movement Of the enemy on the nort.
Ad. Yesterday end orr pckcis IN tie rciehhorh0od Of
Ehe OAK swamp were driven il, but being reinforced
&ev soon drove tie enemy back. TIE zee, oil The da,
'Fyerythjne remains ouie; in tic reiglboIbood Of
Petersburg " arc loosjng daily 10 hear ~ saerdan
moving from Ha.eheIs Ran toward tie South SIDE Kali
road. d.
Advises from City PoiA. represent vast deal OF saps
sing in the liver Nth gruboais ironcioos oDd sh4I
var The village has been enlarged 10 arespcctshes
t,yn. abundantly supplied with machine shops, saw
mill. business houses sc. The wharye. ere very eN
Ionsye and The place ia all gespects 10 80 changed ~
g. render Il barely Recognizable by those n''t I'H."!
With the locality
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SENATE. ALBANY. March ~, lt6J
Sundry petitions and remonstranccs against
the Broadway Railroad were presented.
BILLS REPOP1ED.
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The Assembly has held an unusually prcirscted sit'
Ting to- ay upon the bill to authorize tho construction
OF this road. 10 was vigorously opposed 10y Ncssis.
Weaver Crcamer Lyons and others. and advocated by
Ingralam. MeConyill and otbcrs. It was finally or,
,ered 10 third yssdips, Mr.. Van BnTsn spdesyoIed
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II
po, u,e,, Quilt. ana ooly 20 Inilss remaining 70 con
urc; with S Louis has tho odYsn,age. But Aicln'on
IA, =. .,r, o. eastern connection whom II 81 get'
western one a. Soon " vandc, gets an eastern one
the chances will be cqusl Jssy.nsorh is len ont %
no ,oscio, ecem. n-sr bat IT, pope aie able to
build one AZ leas, they can 10 mech Government mag
bs under TIE necc.. " oons something. az al 10
,rsas starr tbsnoe One tiins MAJ b. coH'.Gi"d c'i
n.n.-i.,, piAcs which avs. can hr.ir. to Mis'ol1
vii have tue sdvsaisse. 10 eerIy scios rsquif's al
r, an hour sometimes zee p,ervn,s cN..ins ~ OIL
b,jd.e Will cost hal. million ~ dollars. A. The ease
sfsDJ, tbe struggle 10 aa.te Interesting. an NOT
s,o,rh ,o,uaintsi 10 ,nJicsta how It vii trluino.o
Hove,eg, there viii bs u.ore business than Que Tnld
eo..;t'r c,n do OF ess, three road. vial DO required
.sr" LAY OF THE LAND"
po,I,-np lin, tiSer - "a s.i!e. Of His froa one 10
,b,,,- hundred feet high On tho bottoms is L'a'y
,imber of black walnut h.,1oTv c,tton.sooa snd oi
ipes. bills sie ra,hc; rough ana P,rt oil them are cu!
,iya,ed. ID. prairie. commence si,nos. Immediately
and except hs;s tbels ole streams, extend 10 tls
Yockv Mountain, Aboat Rour mnes ho'n tie rrvos the
o,,y ,,,conc, icvei snl is wer sdsped 60 ann.
;,g osrr... lre,e pI,iii,s ia tong hlsh sscis.
The idea coa.siiy presented TO one Il that Of ~ es'
ra.e ra,ien Tho streams soma FIVE cg ten miles
a.sf
.hoo, % .%s .a.,.d 90 ws.s ,hi; VIA no first fste.
,,w few ssin1,. Along Stranger and Giss'hopprr
c,,n., ias issd i. cool and nmb,r plentiful. On The
X,x the timber ~ hs,yy aud the bottoms a from tso
IA four mir, e,ds Here tbs best land IN the Safe
,mp-oyed is.fas sell from % 10 ~ 60 acre Tic D's
vay. Reserve lands not yet ia maskct at !eesi there
, are conflicting seoonnts 'nd oisim'. Along ho Ms
souri River improved farm, sol from ti@ TO so
Pr acre. IN slt Crrek valley are yonie most benri M
bom,s IT. ls1i there many wei improved Iioa IL
Kankas.
ibid not learn that tbefe 10 suy Government land
which can be- ihtcu up under The Homestead Ac'
within 10 miles ci tie Missouri. Spectators esAe
nm all the rest bu, thcs want 20 SELL and VIII 'ake
from So 10 s. an acre. The tax on 100 acres oi ,ucl
land s. sl,Oni so wear There 70 ,'aie q. uaies'
Imam tho cemle Caused by their troubles 10y diisp
poinimeut, and by want of cspisl. and plenty oi
hnq, are Tor rs!s Icagp9. re bow uaa wa lam
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Tailors and Cutters Wanted.

A FEW GOOD CUTTERS AND TAILORS,
"A either male or female, can obtain employ
ment, at the highest prices, by calling immedi-
ately at ID. Z: LEECH Coo,
Oct27 49, No. 113 Main street
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other peoples expense. We at the West
have been "hewers of wood and drawers
of water in order to satisfy the greed of
our super-loyaf brethren of the North.
To keep up a prohibitory tariff, they
must maintain their present power in the
Government, and to do this they think it
will be necessary to have black repub-
lie in the South, whose vote can always
be counted for their commercial and man
ufacturing interests
He thus speaks of the class of men who
are foremost in the movement
In addition to disfranchisement and
confscation, the Radicals would visit
upon the ex-rebels every description OF
pains, penalties and forfeiture of rights
known to the barbarous ages of the
world. But let it be understood that
these prosecutions of conquered foe,
come not from the soldiers themselves
but from the miserable sneaks who never
smelt powder or heard the whistle of a
bullet. They come from the stay-at
homes, many of whom were original
rebels, and who undertake to prove theiI
loyalty by denouncing the rebellion they
never dared to confront.