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WASHINGTON AND ALEXANDRIA To
RICHMOND AND LYNCHBURG.

On and afr FRIDAY, Sept. /. 1865, the trains on
Thu roud will run follows:
TRAINS SOUTH.
Leaves Washington ATM A. M.and sop N
Alexandria at......... 5.35 A. VI. and 9 p N
Gord0nSIilic at......l2.51 p NJ and ! 20 4 N
Arrive in Richmond at...... P. NJ and O l. Nj
TRAINS NORTH.
Leave Lynchhprs at.,,...., G.+5 4. N. and us P N.
Richmond nt.......... 4. Nj. and X p NJ
!" GorAonsyil! at......~1230 P II and 1920 A. N.
Arrive in alexandria a.... 4.55 ?. NJ and $50 A. NJ
" ashington at. 80 p VI. and ) % A. NJ
On SUNDAYS leave Washington ut 8 30 p NJ only >
LOCAL FREIGHT TRAIN leaves Alexandria at
A M arriving in GOrdonsvlle at II rs A. NJ leaves
G0rdonsyle at l23o p NJ. arriving in Alexandria at
SP. NJ. ' ~
THROUGH FREIGHT TRAIN leaves AIcxon-
dria at A. NJ, arriving in LyAchburg ut 10 p. NJ:
leaves Lynchhurg at $40 A. Mr. arriving in Alexan-
.dria at 6.l0 =. NJ.
Passengers for Warrenton will take the : A. NJ
tram south from Washington, and the6.45 A. NJ tr1in
nCrth from L5.achhurg.
G. PASSENGERS by the 645 A; ~ and rs P. NJ trains
from lynehburg. and the = NJ ard Tl5P NJ trains
from Richmond connect with trains ut W9sbineton
t9r ~. parts OF the North and West.
This route has the advantage over all others by
having a continuous rail from \ CIV ork to Lynch
burg-i05 miles.
Il also passes through Fairfax, Bull Run, Manassas
Bristoe, Catlctts, Rappahann0ck Culpcppcr Orange
were fought.
Tickets can be procured in Adams Express build
ing; opposite the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Depot
III maSi !nGtGn, also 1.-THE Depot Maryland avenue
Trains leave the corner Of First and G sts Washing
ton. VIZ. IL. MCCAFFERTY
General Superintendent.
J. NJ. BROADIS
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CHAEGE or TINE.

OPEN TO TEE CEEY EEAE.E.
CHAEGE or TINE.
On and after MONDAY. August %,
Cars will leave the City Hail. Baltimore at - min
utes past each hour, from 735 A. NJ. T.35 P. NJ ex-
cept l235 P; N. Connection viii be made at North
PASSENGER Hallway. which leave the corner Of MIX
and Baltimore streets at Twenty Minutes past each
hour. except 1920 p. H.
Will leave Towsontown at each hour from : A. NJ
to- p; VI. except Il noon.
Night Cars for Towsontown will leave the City Hall
Cars far Greenmomt Cemetery will leave the CITY
H".i svery half hour from '.35 H. NJ to 7$5 P NJ
EHEE AND OHIO ISAT7.EsOAgs.
IL Isl ~ -g sl On and after MONDAY,
vii be run between Baltimore and Wheeling and
NAIL TRAIN viii leave Baltimore daily Except
=, EXPRESS TRAIN will leave daily (includng
=, Both trains connect at. Bel Air end rarkersburg
FREDERICK Accom- MODATI0N TRAIN West
East-Leoves Frederick at A. NJ daily, Sundays
The EiIICQTT's MILLS TRAIN leaves Bati-
and Eilieotts Mills at 40 A. NJ. and II A. NJ, and
24O and $40 P. NJ.
FOR WASHINGTON.
Leaves Baltimore at 40, I.G0 $50 and $40 A. M.
SIS q M end 800 4$0 and 5I5 p. NJ On n Sun sun,
days al 5l5 and LIS a. and 800 p m. The $50 a.
n; and $50 p. m trains only from Baltimore and the
8l5 a. H. and 800 p from Washington stop at way
PPERiS; de Ell ~ tb ma S2o a n gnd so p m from
trains from Washington, connect with trains ON the
Annapolis road.
For further nfornqtion, tickets ofe every kind, &e
apply to J. I. ENGLAND. Agent, at Camden Sta
on' or at the Ticket o Msser Of " p S5lIH
I'm COLE. General jCckdt cont 5f -
l -; "a sd I'D NEW ARRANGE2zHNT.
PHILADELPHIA, WILMINGTON AND
BALTIMORE RAILROAD.
On and after THURSDAY, June LIST, trains will
leave President Street Depot, as follows viz:
. Way Mail Train for Philadelphia and Way Sta
Express Train for New Yorl; only, at o2OA.M.
I, Express Train for Philadelphia and Ne~ York, at
Way Mail Train for Philadelphia and Way Sta
Express train to Philadelphia and Way Stations
Express Train for Philadelphia and New York, at
The above Trains leave DAILY. Except sundays)
ON SUNDAYS:
For New ork at $50 p. NJ, and for Philadelphia
at 925 p n.
For salisbury and intermediate point. on the Del
aware Railroad take the 9.25 P. NJ; and for Dover
,,r WM. CRAWFORD,
De g cEx,r HsisEI aATERoAD
SUMMER SCHEDULE,
On q I'd gf f%s S &HB May Is 1865,
fFarKton Accommodation, No. l........... 20 A. NJ.
MAIL ................. go "
Harrisburg Accommodations $50 P. NJ
Parkton Accommodation, No. 2............ 800 g
Pttsburg and Erie Express. 500 "
PttsO"rs and IL EH i@s EE SPE1fTfy
Plttsburg, ElmiTa and Erie IyDrpsS 100 A. M
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~ OTECE.-Notce is hereby given, that appli-
" cation will be made to the Mayor and City
Council, at the next session, for the widening &c
TRIP0LETI'S ALLEY on the west side, to width
of forty feet, between BALTIMORE and Second streets,
selSlaWeHt
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EyARM OF 1850 ACRES, in Anne Arundel
~ County, situated on South River, and known as
Boards Point Farm" The soil is Of fine quality
and easily improved location healthy water excel
lent fine second growth chesnut; also oak, hickory
poplar and pine wood sufficient for all necessary pur
poses. Improved by three frame dwelling houses
log barn, stables, house and meat house, all OF
which are more or less in bad repair. Water fowl
crabs oysters and terrapins in abundance This il
good point for business. it is public landing
Wnere the farmers for twenty miles around haul their
this point and Baltimore. For terms. &C.. apnly IN
NJ W. X. COLE,
oc--u Second Story.
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TERHS
IyG1RIA8LY IN ADVANCE.

s,i.sr-.,.is.y 10 the Badly Commercial.
.-..... .s Us per week, payable 10 the Carriers
.f,f.I aars oHt Of the city a. $500 iJr
-.. s.. H 81. SIX months; $50 for three months.
II oI for rar month.
"''''-' IylARIABLY IN ADVANCE
Efsi-gy -1z3Fkz.T COMMERCIAL,
r..-sr TO suJscribers out Of the city at $500 per
r.'r.. I'D l)r six months and S0.i5 for one month.
FOnAD VERTISING.
J rare, ! timc.,....,.19 80 square, month. !0J
I ....-, tilncs..... Gi5il square, months. 1900
Snare. times l.G1Il square, 6 months. 1900
siUarc, week.. l.I5Il square. year. 5000
utF,T5mOEE WEEKLY COMMERCIAL.
m, .,nv. one $50
DIc .ony six mont ................... rs
Four copies. one year. u one P0st-0lhcc..... 800
Nm. WALES 4 CO.,
go South street.
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SHIPPING
BARNUMS HOTEL.

TT FOR BGRDEATX.
NhsSfHs33FA The A ! Ship WASHINGTON BOOTH will
- have quick despatch for the above port
For small stowagc or passage, having fine accom-
modationS apply to
c. A. BERRY. 81 South Gay ST.. or to
FITZGERALD, BOOTH & CO.,
oe12-4t#t 6 South GAY street
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originating in hillary arrangement, caused by the
malaria Of mias!natic countries.
This remedy has rarely failed to cure the scycrest
cases Of Chills and Fever and it has this great adyau
tagp over other AEuc medicines that ii subdues the
complaint without injury to the patient 1t Contains
qunne or other deleterous subsiaaee, nor does it
produce quinism or any injurious t7Cct whatever.
Shaking brothers Of the Army and the West try it,
and you will endorse these assertions.
Prepared by -
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EnEslRABIE MrLL PROPERTY, WITH
Mary's County, known as ST. Ingoes Steam Mill, and
situated at the head of st. Ingoes Creek. The Mill
is IN complete running order, and is the only one
within twelve miles Of the location.
267 ACRES adjoining Mill, mostly timber, suita-
BILE for cord wood on the road to St. Ingoes Creek
For terms &c, apply to w, r. COLE,
n Z, cor. Baltimore and North sts,
qe2-H Second Story.
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The total imports at New York for the week COM
pare as fo lows.
Week Meek ending Oct, IS Oct. g. Sept. %. Sept. p.
1enl mercso 2'71l,l24 2009Ol1 2,715.999 3,10s,452
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EIvARE OF 335 ACRES in Baltimore county
4 between five and six miles from, Baltimore on
the Philadelphia Railroad and turnpike; accessible
also by water for vessels ofght draft About2 acres
NATURALIZATION balance in oak hickory and chestnut
timber. Improved by stone dwelling of five rooms
with good basement, good barn, and all necessary
outbuildings. For terms, &C.. apply to
w. r. COLE
n. E. corner Baltimore and North streets,
nnO-ff Sannnd rtor
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DlG. a. RECE1,
NO. 25 LEXINGTON STREET,
Second door from Cou,land street,
OPPOSITE TIE COURT HousE.
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Total l37642 S4,2ss.947 s5sE7sS s. O02 sos
A Boston paper saw the demand for goods ia So
much beyond the ability of the manufacturers TO
supply, that one Of the largest calico printing nls
in New England is importing its printing fn
ENGLAND. while there are other manufacturers in
brown sheetings which they have stamped With he 81
trade mark in Manchester. 1850
The exports of specie from New York during the
last week were as follows:
october lS-Steamer Lafayette Havre.
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SADDLERY.

JOHN ID. ETAEEEEeED.
GA Old Established
~ IN SADDLE, HARNESS, Trunk
COLLAR MANUFACTURER,
lI3 BALTIMoEE STREET.
Three doors below the
Eutaw House.
Has on hand and Is manufacturing daily n 1arga
and fine Assortment of
SADDLES, HARNESS, TRUNKS. COLLARS.
CARPET BAGS EALISES
"a MILITARY EQUIPMENTS.
q such styles and variety as cannot fail n DIrosc
Gall and examine his stock before purchasing
ar&-lyt
CS~D ROBERT E.ETT&GE.
j5.4 = NJ No. =. BALTIMORE STREET,
&, .fEE9 tNcur SHARPE
c.TT,rT-..= MANUFACTURER OF
- PILES. HARNESS. COLLARS, &c.
LaGieS SAtAT0TA TRUNKS,
Best Sole Leather Trunks ard Eazcs.
e,g--... ...n lkuN-EOJND TRUNKS
Tho r.,,.o 800. .l. siTCHELS ,6e., &c.
ny ssgl, ueNt OF The above goods in the
Guy al HIlrI. mat dety competition. o2-ly
CySS7Fe &>Esg1E5E1s ~ d FzEsys.
iEgsgES+S mn, Manufacturers of
e.. 3J5GY3 TRAVELLING TRUNKS,
NALISES
LADIES T0NEEN rGyrS
Re. WEST RtLTlEuLK SgRFEr
trunts woia IT, ar0lar ear
F.ar aa,
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s 3.sEs-s.gsSYs CAT@NSy EAI.E
asss-7-Tys zsszlsszR EAEs.E:AS.
=2Ez2zsgtS3ggzsgyz-z5!3 SPRING AND SUMMER
ARRANGEMENT
On and after MONDAY, May Ist, 1865 Cars will
run hourly from 4. NJ. to p. NJ, and Mt Q P NJ
daily, Sundays excepted; on Sunday, hourly, from
A. N. to =. NJ.
Passengers to and from Ellcott's Mills will leave
daily, Sundays included at 7, and II A. NJ, and 3
4 and p. NJ.
Office west end of Baltimore street
WIN. W. ORND0RF,
apz2-0m Secretary.
SGE,EE
fs~ slatEEESzsEE> -'-A As""
IEs5sssS-(i lzsssSf559 RAILWAY
OPEN TO TEEz. CE'EY EEAE.E.
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Maryland Fire Insurance Company
OF BALTIMORE.
y. W. CORNER OF BALTIMORE AND NORTH STREETS.

This Company inSuros on all descriptions of prop
erty in the city and elsewhere by the year for
shorter or longer period.
So Perpetual Policies issued as distinct in
surauce Real Estate, when requested.
Terms and conditions of which can be had Mt the
Office
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

NyAE3E OF $50 ACHES in Baltimore county,
E mile east of the NOrthe~ Central Railway
and Iork Turnpike, and one mile from Cochcysyille
$50 acres under cultivation, balance in oak, chestnut
and poplar timber The land is high and rolling, well
watered and fenced, in excellent cultivation and
very healthy. improved by new Brick DNEl4L-
Ing forty feet square, with Back Building; also,
good Barn, Stables. Corn Houses, Wagon House, Ice
HouSc; Churches of every denomination and schools,
postoiice, &c.; adjacent. The Warren Cotton Mill.
are one mile distant, and there in the neigh Dor
hood several Merchant Mills, that all the grain
raised on the place There is old and young APP
pie Orchard on tho farm: also peach trees, berries,
ana variety OF fruit. For terms &C., apply to
W. r. COLE,
\. E. corner Baltimore and North streets,
oc2-t Second story.
E1yAR1g oE Isa ACRES on Mill Creek. two
II miles from Annapolis; $50 acres under cult.
vaton, balance in Timber. The soil is rich ana
adapted to the growth Of grain fruit and vegetables
would make fine truck farm The improvements
are, dwelling house of five rooms and managers
house of four rooms fine barn, corn house cattle
shed, stable for ten horses, ample feed and harness
rooms, carriage-house, and house for farm hands
The Improvements mostly new. There are three
pumps of fine water on the premises, and the whole
is enclosed with good fences. There is fine lawn in
front of the dwelling, with young fruit and orna-
mental trees. Within half mile of the place is an
Episcopal and Methodist Church, Post Office and
school-house. For terms, &C., apply to 49,
n. E. cor Baltimore and North SITS,
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When young man marries the demon
u;ters fearful cry. lis fellows Immediately crowd
round him and inquire the subject of his grief
Another son of Adam" he answers, has just cs-
capcd ont of nv CLUTCHES. ,'-AraL Ptorcrb.
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The following National Banks were established

tional Banks D''''>S iAA'o Ma
81 Application for conversion to National Banks
tion of which have been delayed for various causes
NATIONAL CURRENCY.
During the week ending the 9Th instant national
currency to the amount of $50 was issued BY
the Treasury Department. The total amount issued
MP to date is Sl97, 1880.
The following figures show the amount of tolls re-
eelved on the New York Canals from the opening of
navigation to the 30th of September 1865 and the
previous years:
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NEOTER4C.

The PATENT NE0TERIC SMOKING TUBES
are now in the market They combine purity with
luxury and convenience with elegance. They oc>
cuuy no more space than common Cigar Holder, yet
by an ingenious breech-load principle they can be
smoked indefinitely without re-lightiug. They are
Internationally superior TO anything before used
for the purpose overcoming all deeerous influences
and ofensiveness of smoking pipes.
Wholesale by the Sole Manufacturers,
JAMES Ii. JOHNSON,
90 W, Baltimore street.
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PHILOSOPHY OF MARRIAGE.

J. C. AVER & CO.,
Lowell, Mass
is. Sc Zl-2m
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ID Il a. EsEC II.

b'JIi-N is.4.ltti ~ w.,
Wholesale agents,
Nos . and s. Hanover street,
Baltimore, Nd ,
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EMIGRANT COMPANIES.
@lsG00,GoO.
Paid M Car.tal, S5EO,CGn,

incorporated with az Authorized Capital Of
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AID a M s.
EXPRESS COMPANY.
IigGle Table.
Express Matter Received ut and Dis.
patched from The 0G.ee OF The
Company ia
Z A H VI o e Z

DAILY AS
I o l. Il q w S.
I Way-Stations on the
Philadelphia, WEI
I mingt0n and BaIti-
more and Delaware
Railways..................
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-01

=. Were those members of the supreme eoun-
ell elected BY the subordinate lodgesf
a Yes, sir.
Q Did not those wno we're chosen reflect the
doctrines OF those who chose themI
A. presume they did.
q State then how, 10 the event OF the people
by whom they were chosen. deciding that the gov
eminent was exercising powers not delegated,
and were usurpers. and should be expelled by the
supreme council, who was 10 decide that the con-
tingency bad arrivedi
A. IL would be decided Just the United
States democratic convention that was called to
gether by Gov. Wicsliffe. Of Kentucky. would
have decided. had il come together to deliberate
and act In the event that those IN authority sup
pressed elections, and decided by proclamation to
remain in power.
Y. The judge advocated quoted from the 10Th
article OF the ritual Of the o. ; l.. w henever
the officials 10 whom the people have intrusted
the powers of the government shall refuse to ad-
minister il in strict accordance with its consttu
| ton, and shall assume or exercise power or au-
thority not delegated il il the inherent right
and imperative duty Of the people to resist such
officials. and. If need be. expel them by force OF
arms Such resistance is not revolution, but IS
solely the assertion of right" Is that doc
| trine TO which you can subscriber
A. That is the old American doctrine OF JET
/
| God" Ii is the doctrine every American citi
zen, and is the doctrine Of the democratic party
| from the first
| q. How were they TO rcsis, the authorities
A. That is question never discussed.
q. How was il understood 10 the orderf
A. Ii was not understood. because the contin-
| gency had never approached near enough for
discussion.
Q Do you claim that the government wa:
being exercised in accordance with the constitu
tionl
A Ny speeches of late are all the other way
but never carried out nv opinions into positive
action.
q. Do you believe in the general prncipl,
that when the authorities exercise powers no
delegated that they are to be removed by tore,
| of armsI
A. AS an abstract right. | do but / neve
believed that the contingency bad arrived Bu
these are the principles, presume, entertainet
by every member of the order, as well as b.
every democrat. and every American citizen
But | understand that every American either
has the right TO entertain any opinions, provides
be does not carry them into action
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10 free attitudes. bat 10 many VI other races who
have been ravaging our country. A larger num-
Der of them have been converted to christianity
10 the ssveholding states than all The conversions
which the whole missionary enterprise Of England
and America hare accomplished In the whole
world.
Our enemies, therefore, need rot expect Us to
be either Astonished or mortified by what seems
new TO them 10 the character Of southern ne
groes. The northern and English slave trader.
brought them 10 us savages; they are now ciyi.
LIKED and christian. Have we not done better
BY them than those who brought them heref II
is sad TO think what a change nav be wrought BY
negro emancipation in those sections which have
fallen into abolition hands If. with all the Yan
kee teachers imported for their instruction. and
all the appliances Of pseudo philanthropy io'
their improvement. they do not deteriorate ia
both moral and physical qualities. We have reaC
the history OF mankind and OF the African rae,
TO little purpose
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The Threatened Assassinaron q,
Lincoln.

Arlemus Ward or some one else writing from
Washington says:
you've seen. ia course. that q drunken loaf
or, named Clemens, from AIexandry, hes ben
threttenin to masacree Mr.. Lincoln. Ca kves-
thin the reich il vas diskivered that bed no
malls wotever agen the president; but he was
so delited with the appearance and performances
Of vice president ANDY Jouson in the sennii
chamber that he wanted him promoted right
away The villin remarked TO the detecktive az
arrested bin that Lincoln was q misabul, sober
cuss. and the sumner be vas shot 10 the neck
the better. IL is thort the unfornit man. who
Was full of liker when be made this murduru:
obseryAshun. will probably be baled out by Mr.
Jonson. Allho they are no relashuns, thar IS g
wonderful pGrseual resemblance atween Clemen:
and the vice president"
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ALI SORTS OF PARAGRAPHS.

Edwin Booth has played Hsmle, one hun
dred consecutive nights in New York.
1T is stated as a singular fact, that the small
Ter ladies bonnets grow, the more they cost
vagrant unless he has mining law suit upon
his hands.
An insane man who walked through Cali.
fOrnia and Nevada, prOclaming himself the Sa
vior, has been killed BY Indians the plains.
Poor Brigham Young is w;dower One Of
his wives died on the POI OF last month. She
was the hsndsomest of sll Brigham's wives ex-
cept six.
An English company is going into the bust
ness of raising ostricbes on the Cape Of Good
Hope. for the sake of the feathers worth fi0 to
els for each bird
Some idea Of the profits of suffers may be
gained from the fact that in the army of the Pc
tomac, in three days one man sold apples enough
al from FIVE to eight cents each 10 come to $500
There is law 10 Paris compelling every
person entering a church, place of amusement
or other public building, to leave his or her um
brella, parasol or cane az the door, and paw three
cents for the care of il.
As much nitrate OF silver as can be held
between the thumb and finger, il is said, il
thrown in a vase OF water. will preserve howen
for the space OF a fortnight This may be ar
interesting fact for the ladies
AT the great masked ball of the French min
lister of foreign affairs 10 Paris one lady appeared
as an Indian squaw, her costume entirely com
posed of feathers. and she only lacked a little
tar TO make complete thing OF it.
Bishop l.. L. Hamln, OF the Mothsdist Epi,
copai church, died at Mount Pleasant, Iowa on
the 23I. He had been sick during the entir,
winter He was one of the most eminent divine
and prominent leaders in the Methodist denomi
nation.
The abolition papers used TO say that thu
southern politicians were drunkards or black
guards. Well. with the example of Andy j ohm
son aud Psrson Brownlow before US, we sup
pose We shall have to acknowledge the fact.
=" Who was the exeeutioner of Charles tn,
Firstly is the question newly revived by the dis
covery, at the island Of Barbadoes, of the depo
sitions of named Pechell Peachell
taken down on his death-bed that he was the
visored headsman The documents have beer
sent to England
The Washington Republican (organ Of Mr.
Lincon) says:
Bennett has frequently limpooned the presi
dent about his coarse Jokes" but the last and
best that We nave ever heard Was the one Mr.
Lincoln recently perpetrated by nominating Mr
Bennett minister 10 France knowing that th.
Senate would not confirm bin, That was not So
'cOarse 3"