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New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-16
CITY NEWS.
Ar amateur Musical Entertainment ~ ",u y,
SIe Gymnasium fund will be given by CON .,,'
4 n tls 22a Regiment, at their MmoTy 'Ai'

FuygIAL OF TnR LATE Mr.. r. d. iilLn''
,r.,,p-Th. ,spersl of Mr.. Helmsmuler ook place
vs.s,d.y morniDs nom his late residence In baSome
and Va, largely attended. The cortese which was
-, Is,,. passed down broadway, on It's way 10
~oed % the music of q superb band composed
Of S en1s of the aHa
- nngs, fhe lead Of Mr c. w We-nig, played
s;smn drges with power and effect never before
Ycsrd In ths city Mr. lielmsmuer was the leader OF
- aaebraed band of the pol Re egimeIt y. Co. and In
80 capscty serya with the regiment IN the two ca
S.jens made by hduring the late war;
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PASSING CeperBRrEIr MoYEY.-Jaoob Meye

PASSING CeVNTBREKII IUNEN'-JdUUU AitIVI
vas Yesterday arrested by Officer Uhl OF the Tenth
Precinct or the complaint OF Elizabeth Walter OF No.
h East Hcuston.st. The complainant states tina. on
~ 30tb OF November last the accused paid her 50
~ IN payment for he making of dress for female
kjend of his She subsequently discovered that was
q exchange SO bin on the Albany City Bank, she
&ving him So 10 in change. This too, proved 10 be
tcuntsTfeit. and she then caused his arrest lie was
senmtted by Justice Shandey.
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w In the south at SEWING or MlLLINEhY; Will 20.
cept board for wages aud pay her own passage Ad6re' A.
CHILD No. o2l Caual-st.
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sUoco Gnps al,O printers alaterials

NANDERBURGH, WELLS g. Co., (suc-
cessors Wells Webb, No. 10 Dutch'st " y have
for several Hoe aud Gordon well other Card and
Circular Cylinder Hand TIP aud Amateur Pfes,esi inker'
aud Distributors, lnk fountain Tor Cylinder ssndnef
Iol.r stock, Frames md iGades Camping MAchines
extra large Distributor nearly new, emo great VARSITY OF
neg secondhand Types, which viii be sold low 20 close
eecornt. Monague aud other Paper we'll Card cutters
and Miierlng Machnes Bahbt Metal for Msehinsis also
Pattern Letters Several Power Presses for sale OF noe
n ks On. Campbell Pess about the nsw An iron
Railing cheap Evoiy printers requisite supplied shortest
notice and prcciey the typeloundeTs VI mAnufc1urefs
tnces. Consslinens %. iclted by
NANDLEBU lGH, WELLS Co..,
Successors TO late p. X. Webb:
Nos. 10 Fulton ard 10 aud 10 Dutch-st-, " Y.
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PBRsONAL.-Frederick Kuhne, Of New. York,
Consul Of number Of German States, who ls nov
}Raveling In Europe. has been decorated Dy D D-Ne
Ghnst Of SAKE Ceburg the friend Of the Liberia par.
- Germany, with the OF Che,aner oi ile saw
Sypestiue Order.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-16
ADVERTISEMENT.

ADVERTISEMENT -
WINTER POOTS FOR You've AND OLn.-
0xyrnKIts stock embraces all varieties Of feet GOVERNS O.
D. best quality and those who visit is store No slS bosa
Wey-Ladies, Gentlemen and ChAdreb--N-H H1Ae f-i'"
- eeided advantage.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-16
Droposals.
NERAL SuB

OTYcH ov AtsIsrAvT CoHHi.,ARr GrsERAt - aus
srsrrNcs So. rThrE-sr, Nhw' oHk DEC. ~ I'D
RMY SUPPLIES.-sEALED lkOfo,
~ SAILS In dIgcs'ol ID bo received ~ the undcti,h''
uptU O'clock D. IA On TUESDAY tie lyth ln,i int ~ n
ynr ~ the u the United state. Army -
sfOREs 70 be delivered A. NcsfeTk "a sfooAJn' Is 'F
lows. e.,,. c,
lOO t.rr.s u Gr,, quality ers 'upefhne southern ~
Iou o. other brand. Il fLOi r. 'lifdl Jor ksS'Hg ~
l,s. iia.a, Tho brands rad pl.css u Hsnuiail4s 20 %
rtsi m Tho bil, AMI ~.iher n round OF rathoop p,r'
The barrels to be Ia ,ood 'hpgI. o'dsf ia' hsA' n ~
I7. ..or.. sr- REQUIRED for iuir1cll,,e delivery
Sample, Of th, fosr u be delivered "hh we P'olo"'
srd f,icffsj q therein. ....,t ..
rri,.d eoty OF tAis .lvsfii.msn' must bs aaehed 70
po..i snf th- proposals. must be sf~ctc iu ecniry
- rs.ely -h Il. ~ tsTms. tlsh bid g have eo''"f-
"a na,t cons,n tA. guaranty a tso fs'Pol'oe
L.r.-s - foI40ss a. -.-..t - -.
We th. uulerf nsd hereby guarantee TIA, 'houd AZ oi
sry r,r, th. I'D b. spied u sha 30 dp ~
.e.rf5ias - tt pgf.ou sad cotdLons, a'o tlt
vni,-n contract v'h bd g. The anoant u on" :.
be vo q ~ pseTossl TO ts afa!shsd 'AA BE si
~. .sls nte r'rcs o. tu'insf' tnt ihs date q ruf
:. , A. the nsps q cou'cuts Nh shipping mars
T. 10 Eei.a,es dsssssi u'i be plainly H'fsed % s'ey
u.rka~r Al ether Oh f4.fif at lr ctltsfasd
n. Fisut be- - he date of es.isefy ara com
p-.t ,h hs f.isnsd ,nps ty insrcior sgposied ~
IA. oace Who's o.4tGcsio vii ba required
~ ssU - 1ts ~ urrssss ~ H' ess'fsafni a. soon
.. fua!. .r. fsos.ssd for thai pufgo.s. ., I'LL,
oreior. sfe eIr.c'.d 60 hod their foods "iAout sS
,,n, to de mites, states uLl required fof 'liTmrhl
Ia.t. fs pr1ycta.S ra 10 fsy1i'Afd az ga fs ~,
- tao1fsi e1fs - sdsfsiih 70 ~ AHS"g"F'
I a.s ,sd5,,e9 " g,prasais for S.bsarsr> fsoro..
~ y CLARK, hFt ffs -bsu- ara y = \" :.
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IRON IRON,
i 200 TtINs NO I SCOTCH PlG,
$50 TtfSs No. 1 ALLENTOWN.
40 ~ rs No. THOMAS,
2nJ IUSS No. CARBON.
1J TINS No. / POUGNkEfFSIB.
100 TrKs BESr SPIKE RODS,
40 TuNs BEST BAR IRON,
1Og TUNS COMMON fROS
le0 Tt'NJ WROUGHU SCRAP,
Ready Tor inlnlcdilt. delivery.
FoT sAbF b.
PEFrEE. WILSON CO.,
Eos .l9 aDd ~ south.st
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miscellaneous.

CRESH ARR FOUL AIR!
HEALTH DlSFAsF! DEATH,
Mr GORGE's VFSTiLATING hPPARArCS establishes
I mt of through tho spprter dispAclrs both the
arhorc ecd hs holf and the exhausted aied air
t, cei. II l. cheap apparatus. aud may be nitro
dncoi into anos any ap.rte, II IL adopted and ned in
New York IN Edions Rooms Bsrks. Dwelling, stsbe,,
r7- see CERTIFICATES Oac. No. 2J4 BRoADWAY.
nnnnaIin The Hnfk.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-16

PHILADKLPuis AND READING RAIIHoaDCo.,
OrFIcE No X21 SorTH touRTBsr,
fBILADElrBIA Dec. IA, 1893
nWIDEND NOTICE.-1he Transfer Books
- Of ths Company will be closed on SATURDAY, Dee.
TO- aud re- peD-d on UESDAI. Jsp g. I0Gs.
DIVIDEND Of TEN PER CENT hss been declared on
the Preferred and Common Stock clear National and
taKes paylbc IN cash stock 81 ybr the option
OF the boder and after the 30th inst hoi-rs
thereof they shall stand register the hooks o tho Com
psny the 10th lat. All psyabs at this Office
4. BlADEOl.D Treasurer
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-16
T ARGE MANUFACTURING ESTABLISH.

1 ARGE MANUFACTURIN6 EbTABLIbH.
~ NENr for SALE u . greet bargain. situated the
Hudson River with water 'front.' few miles ostof New York
Consists Of and substantial brick buildings, with houses
for operatives sufficiently extensive for force Of 40 10 60Q
hands With engine Of 25 horse power shsns all sompe,s
suitable for most kind OF business on ass scale Fol
full particulars apply immediately 10 A. sERGEANT, Ne IL
Wall.st.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-16

TOR SALE-The neat COTTAGE hoOsE,
nearly new No ~ Esv.nthsi near second .ve. pIlce
: .o A,o for LOTS Onehundfed and forty second
a, .nd .so on hsndrsd and forty hird ee,~s,n
seventh ishth inqlII. q ChAhLES hOii NO
" Hroa
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-16

I UMBER-YARD for SALE.-The UNDER
,igued having srgo lumber interests In Michigan offer
10 coll their soci Of lumber lease oce stables and hIurss
iu West Fourteenth st. between Tenth ana fevethave'
The ,.ornert OF lumber s choice Location desirable and
lease yery favorable For particulars apply TO McohAW
10 a. sbuvs fornlerly Of Jersey City.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-16

Err, with SALOON, for SALE
- CHFAP-A slde-whee Steamer three years od IN good
20 inches; Cylinder 10 by - inches. Apply TO JAM
sNODGRtSS. on Pier No. "a North River or j. T. MAX
TIN No. 60 SouthsL
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-16
CHEAP SOUTHERN HOMES for NORTH

~ ERS FAMlLIEs.-scO FAMILIES WAETED.-looOOo 900
acres of choice and unnprovsd snds In SouhEa
Virginia offered for SALE BY the underlined IN io 20
purchasers Thee ands rssdy for settlement ana cur
tiy,,ion having building, on some of them. Provisions
they be bougt in other MARKET eonve
neni navigation aud rHrosds, have good water hcy
md proiucr cotton corn wheat rye oats barley tobacco
hemp hops, sweet potatoes and vegetables Of all descriptions
much earlier than in the North Fruit OF All kinds IN rrat Va
rety Zine timber Titles perfect. Address or apply 70
FOLGER, CARTWRIGHT Co., No. % Wide Wssr't',
Va
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THE AMERICAN LAND COMPANY AND

lie AMEhlCAN LAND COMlAN1 AMI
Il AGENCY,
ono lNI2Yp UNDER THE Laws or THE STATE or
kEW.YORK-OFFfcE No 81 BROADWAY, NEW.
YORK ClTYWl buy snd cell Real Estate as tho agent Of
others. IN all parts Of tho United sstes especially ~ the
South will negotiate Loans Real Secufi.s. will fsoiiA;u
sftion ,Gd viii trau,ac, oil business In which re.pon.
sbe agont known AID trusted by all ntere,s be
fully employed. JOHN A. ANDREW, President.
tAsE Z. Howx Vice President and General Agent North
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-16

WANTED, by a strong. healthy woman-A
w sITUArIONss GENERAL SERVANT washes sn'!
irons well; good baker; does up linen IN sy.e: or 81
cbsmbeY,sd and waitress go Cal No. 1872 Eass Twenty
6rt.st.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-16

INN PLATES and SHEET IRON, Charcoal
end Coke TIN PLArEs na.'ia ln.itstion Ra,ia; Del
sin. no Common Engish npd American Charcoal IRON.
for SALE b. A. A. THOMPSON Co, No.. as sad 22a
Wsterst
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-16

VAyANTED-A SITUATION as LAUND.
w REss, or CHAMBEEMAID and LAUNDhEsS. nas
the best Of city reference Can DO seen at No. "s "ss
kiteenth.st.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-16
Real estate for Sale.
AIIWANTING FARMS.

A Ill WANTING FARMS.
N L~rrs and thriving settlement. Of Vneand; mild
slimstsi % miles south Of Philadelphia BY rsiresd
Rich so produces isrge erop' twenty acre tracts eo
p~r scre payable within four years good business openings
good socisty Hundreds :.tiins and ma.ns improve
lands tognnip J. Letters saswsIed Papers containing
fu ipforms win be sent free From Report 81 SCION
RoJnsou 1grtenfwdi Editor Of The Tribune one of hs
o srteusrc fsyfs hdets n an dimoa Iers posfon and
suaL eondition for pdsanf orsas thai vs khoD u IN"
s,ds Of fhs Wesisrn PrdiTss
A SPLENDID HOTEL PROPERTY for
"A SALE IA thriving City, 80 miles II hours rde-Bnck
Buildings % rooms, fine Livery Stable attached Sickness
cause OF ,ae ]. 6. FERGUSON,
No. ~ kssssust, Room No. "A.
A BARGAIN.--A First-class HOTEL In a
n thriving City Il hours; 30 rsins Brick Building %
rooms fine Livery Stable attached Price, with Furniture
Stock, Horses and Carriages S2i0o. - .
J. y. FERGUSON, No. 80 Na'sau-'t., Room TO. ~
BARGAINS AT NEW -BRUNSWICK Fine
ID Cottage rooms &2 5O0 good Ouse 10 rooms $1,000;
nice Cottage rooms, 1880; h,tclsH House s improve
mens s6 O0; elegant Country Feat oeautlfu! grounds,
$1,000 J. ;. FERGUSON No. ~ Ns'ssa'st, Room No "a.
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Dfnilstrn.
Cost ano founo.

7 OST-A CERTIFICATE for loO Sh -. Una a.%s
IL of rQUlCKsiLvER MINING Co.. No lys ~ - ,s r !
ofISAAC H. REED. Notice is hereby sven ssJ therrios
o' '"'"" WY GRO. W RYERSoN' Jsuncey .-- ,oe,,-
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GoteIs, &f.
gituations tJantee-femalss

A RESPECTABLE. middle.aged Woman
N wishes a SITUATION az ChsDbermsid and 70 held
Wash and IRON She may b. ,eeo for three days VI No ~
East Eevsnthst first floor, back room.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-16
Religious Notiteo.

A Fhbitt Hall, No. IS Yves, Thrty.third.si' ner
nSosdway.--Mrs. EMMA +. JAY BULLENE spess I' y ~
frogessive spirtuasts SUNDAY st et END . oei0eh:
e.-Mss LIZZIE DOTEN Is engaged for Jsnus!' S'"''
&1rsys free ----
a Meefips for tie Establishment Of FRENCH bvsnsef
~ Psp<r in this City, will be held on hONDAi iS'u I'
- The Rooms of the Young Mems Christian %
q Twenty second-st and kith ave- All the hieha' '" '
sRjeot resp e ctuliy invited TO stend
Ar MetrouoIitan Hall, No rs sixths'e, on 81 y.
BAY AZ n n Mrs FINSILEY viii speak aIoh Ae F-l &c
kfe AT g o. No. Mrs ARTHUR BOONE VII denver Att
Anna 10 Mothers Prot DANIEL bOONE teIeu NeA.tl
III ecte upon Temperance with vocal and nstT
eusic.
Religious Public Meeting of Mediums q, l0.
/, n A discasson Is God the Author Of Nln . ~ . a
hcture and wonderful test by Mediums At !. ~ stNDA1'
= Temple OfTrpth, Nc. 81. Broaiwty above heyentnst
Bieecker.st. Universaiis, Church, corner Of Down
Sne-st the Rev. DAY X. LEI Pssto!-SerElees 4O-AOA
now at los g. M and :: pm
1.hristiau Church. Tv1enty-e.zhths-, near Broad
vny--Services LORDS DAY. Dec. IL, at ~ and r.
- Preaching in the morning by tie Rev p T. iLNDtt,
BON In The evening BY the PassoT URBAN L bhE"EA'
B&ptism In the evening.
CITY mission.1he annual in behaL Of tie New
ycfk City Mission and Tract Society Will be preached ~
GORROW EVENING o. 4 o'clock in the folrthsye PEE,
fy,eri.n ChuTeh by h. Rev Dr. HOWARD CROSBY. w
tng;hy reports given, and 10 collection taken
Church of the Puritans.-A TIMELY WARNING
BNOM JAMAICA-The Rev. Dir. CHEENER Will preach
bABBATH EVENING in the ChgTe1 Of tue Purians Union
eouaye the method Of gratitude nation Services
6T. Preceding in the Morning at lOs.
Five Points Hsuse oil Industry, No. l5S WoTth-st--
Sks religious OF this institution vii he he'd 10 he
cav Chapel on SUNDAY, at p NJ Singing by . chou o
toC children.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-16

NJANTED-By seamstress, WORK by the
w day or week; iss good DRESsMAkEki / hss the o.'
f eitv rfrenre Can be seen No lO9 West ftseunst
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-16

Lsve Feast at n o'clock; preaching, MORNING and
EVENING In the Second Advent Church. No. lea West
twenty ouIhs bet Sixth and Seventh Seats free.
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neward Mission and Ho,nc for Little Wander

JsbiIee Year of the american Bible societ.'-
We Dr. WILLIAMS who has been published to deliver
e thsfd in the OF at the corner OF tihsve
md Twenty secondst next SUNDAY EVENING, IL un-
tb from Sickness flhA the sn.asenep DE hopes to 90
= nj ous future time.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-05-03
The Chicago OOnspiratOrs.

The sentence and findings Of the court in
the Chicago conspiracy case are now made
public Buckaer :. Norris leading
Copperhead Judge OF Chicag0-and Vim
cent MarmaduSe-a Kentucky guerrilla
are acquitted OF the conspiracy 10 burn the
city u Chicago and release The rebel prs-
oners IN Camp Douglas. but Charles Walsh.
a lead.ng Copperhead OF Illinois aud Rich
ard J. >cmmes are found guilty The sen
tence lu tie case of Greuiei j. not vet
Ano"n. bgt il j. rum0rel ne j. pronounced
guilty and sentenced 10 be shot. The 9th
er two are 20 be imprisoned
The public are not - greatly interested
ID the sentences a. 10 the fact that the
court has found by clear proof that there
vas such cOuspracy-th1t the Copper
heads OF Illinois really did c0nsDire 70 burn
AMI pluuder Il 9re4- city and ict .OOse upon
us terrified aud uuarmed people ten thous-
and CVnle lerale soldiers without officers
or tie restraint vi organized discipline Il
lll not really seem ID many a. though
BE- Democrats could De guilty. o. .uch =
horrible intent. oul tile Official verdict OF Z
competent court. after = long and impartial
ir-AL settles The question aud likes forever
lie guilt 81 Ills heinoas crime upon the
CopperneAd party. RGDids EG0le
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-05-03
Lees Surrender.

The New York Tribune discusses the
questions growing out or Lees surrender As
follows:
Gen Grant announces that Johnston sur
rendered 10 Gen. Sherman. The terms are
the same as those accorded to Lee and the
army Of Northern Virginia-terms
partially interpreted by General
Speed. but which still seem TO US very gen
orally misunderstood. Il was a matter OF
course that Lees army should surrender as
prisoners OF war the belligerent character
Of the rebel armies having been hundred
times before recognized, and iudically af-
drmed by the Supreme Court OF the United
States. Now all that Grants concession
Supera1dS to their character as prisoners
OF war e the concession Of parole. and per-
n isslOn TO return to their homes, with in
munity from disturbance by United States
authority, 50 long as that parole subSiStS,
and no longer If an officer surrenders his
parole, he becomes simply prisoner OF war.
But suppose the war AT IN snd-what IS be
then. The character OF prisoner or war
implies state Of war He Is held prison
er that be may not again take the field
against the Government holding him. Pa
rolled, his parole subsists 50 long o. the war
laStS. ana IN the nature Ol II cannot suOSlSL
longer Were he exchanged, all consequent
ces lowing from the stipulations in his IA
vOr when he surrendered become absolute
IL null. Nor does Il appear how by 4 mill
lary convention lie can be protected beyond
the existence OF that state OF affairs which a
military convention suppOse-viz, the con
tinuance OF the war. Gen. Grants power
as the Attorney General declares. was Who'll
IL that OF ! military commander and could
not extend 10 the granting OF al amnesty
OF pardon for civil offences. Il follows that /
the surrender OF the armies Of Lee and u I
Johnston pat the officers aud soldiers com
posing them simply in the condition OF pa
rolled prisoners -Df war. free from mOiesta- +
ton by civil authority 50 long - they con 4
,iuue parOled prisoners Of war. Tney NAV
De declared exchanged or by the force 81
circumstances may cease 10 De prisoners
Of war. Gen. Grant. therefore. s not omen fl
10 The reprOach Ok having bestowed . par
Jon on these men. nor Is the Government 4
concluded by his action, except within the .
limits or his authority as General comman- .
ding.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-05-03
Professor Ryan on the Weather.
Paw Paw, April q, 1865.

Paw Paw, April p 1865.
Ma. EDITOR: You cannot contradict q
prophet 6ht you need not believe him. Let
me say something which viii be Of benefit
70 all classes OF society. and which will
come 10 pass as sure as the sun viii rise to-
morrow. The calculation IS lunar, so plain
and simple when explained, that fool can
not err therein.
Next spring Will be very early. Freshets
in February instead Of March. A severe
winter will commence the first week in De-
cember. 1856, and a very late spring in
1867. \ heavy storm will pass over our
lakes between the 18th and 22d Of Novem-
Der, 1850. Mariners, place this near your
barometer. 50 as not 10 forget it. Remem-
Der that I gave you timely notice Of the Sc
we're storms il November, in 1855 aud 1883.
am sorry 10 say some Of you paid dear
for your incredibly. Precious lives and
property we're sacrificed that could have
been saved as well - hot.
Oh, if what have done in Michigan for
the past 10 years had been done in Siberia,
Tia Car would have given il more than
passing notice. But the .ntslIigeat portion
Of the people Of Michigan have treated me
with great courtesy and respect-iar more
than could reasonably expect, taking my
circumstances in life into consideration.
But because come before the public with
mysterious naked facts. as this letter will
yet prove. let 10 one suppose that l con-
slider myself an inspired man, or that there
was any miracle worked in my favor. /
know Of nothing and claim nothing but
what fell to the lot Of all common sense.
claim no merit I made 40 effort. These
things We're forced on my notice.
WM ". RYAN.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-05-03


In the Gazette of the l4ih Of April 4 So
called Democratic newspaper. published n
Bedford Bedford county. I'D this State. We
ind the following passage. Il has a very
III omensd look AZ the present time. and fur
nlshes ! somewhat suggestive supplement
10 the mOuruful histOr, written In blood by
the assassin ana read in tears by horror
stricken people:
~ INTERVIEW WITH EX-pREsIDENr BIZ
cHANAN.-C. Chauncy Burr ESQ. editor o.
The o.1 GaOr1. thus describes an interview
recently had by him with ex-president Bu
chanan:
- We lately had the pleasure OF spending
portion Ot ar afternoon with the veneer
able eNPre>ilent James Buchanan. n his
home - Nheatland A. the age OF seventy
Tour Years he is 300 the enjoyment of good
health, wiki his iAcl.iies undated and his
spirit apparently ~ fresh and Joyous Is
when We 1rst saw him. the night BEFORE he
sailed FOR England Is Minister 10 the Court
OF b. James. twelve Years ago. We have
met no man that evinces profOulier iu-
terest IN tie affairs ~ our country chan
Buchanan, and none who is So perfectly
posted IN al Tie political movements Of Tie
day. Even The local politics Of the various
States Seem - Ae, IS .u char,s, before his
mind. To those who are Respondent Of the
ultimate re-emptonEoi our country from
the Abolition spoilers q visit 20 Wheat
land VIII prove great relief Mr. Blu
chanan entertains n1 doubt of the hnai tri-
umph OF the Democracy. and OF the conse-
quent salvation Of the country: and he
gives such reasons for his faIth as will 40
far 70 remove the Doubts of the mos. DIES
ponding. For our own part. We have new
or feared for the ultimate triumph % truth
and liberty. nor doubted he Orerflr0ir and
punishment Or Lincoln AID re uartlsaf.S
~ las dsSpOnSni. But We know of many
who do dOubt-a visit 10 Nheailaui wall go
FAR 10 reassure them. Mr. buchanan has
prepared a documentary history II tile lat
ter part or his Administration. which VIE
DO published in tie coming summer. *
will thoroughly explode the whole arsenal
OF lies which has supplied powder for the
whole Republican party for four Years by
tie publication of documents. figures and
facts which viii not and cannot be ,lisna-
ted such history IS mos. timely. Ii
VIII DO much to unmask the hypocrisy and
crime of the despot In power and 10 save
our country"
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-05-03

The NoRTHwESTERS FAIR.-The North
western Sanitary Commission aud Soldiers
Home and Rest have determined to hold 4
Joint Fair in the City Of Chicago. on the
Thirtieth lSOthl day Of Nav. 1865. the pro-
eeeds Of said Fair. by agreement, to be de-
voted -
l. To the establishment OF permanent
Soldiers Home-one worthy OF the great
Northwest, and demanded offs great people
by the services rendered, and the wounds
received by those who have fought the na-
tons battles.
? To alleviate and tenderly care for the
present and future wounds and sickness Of
our heroes in camp or those wounded in
hospitals work which. should the war
close n once. would. even then. entail upon
some one many long and weary months OF
careful providing for their wants.
Michigan will have I State Department
in the Fair aud the proceeds o. such
department shall be paid over bY tie Treas
urer Of the Fair, (E. ". Blatchfo-d, Esa..
TO the Michigan Branch Of the l. 5 Santa
" Commission.
The plan Is recommended by our Sena-
tors in Congress. Gov. Grape, Hon. J. y.
Lorgyear, and other distinguished men Of
Michigan.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-05-03
Gen Barnsids's Opinion Of President
Johnson.

Gen Burnside made = speech ~ The Bank
Of Commerce. New YORK.. on Saturday. the
90 ult il which he said ne had known Mr..
Johnson i0I two years most Intimately. and
asserted tha- during that entire lime he
never knew u lis having the unhappy fault
WIKI which be has been charged; that there
= NJ mau more temperate habiIaaly. and
lhat la condition al the late Inauguration
cerenOn4es w4s induced solely sy the lie
ce--.tg thai required s--ul-i-.uts Tor l.-
-ea--l. -lel recently - severely under-
muel - sickness. Tie assertions u. Gen.
Burnside we're most positive. Ind y ere r.
celyel IS his audience E.lh the utmost cor
1.ality an1 confidence. None seemed 10
i9lot that % Tie man lpol whom our IA
u1nal calamity LIS thrown tie burden o. =
nations government, We are 20 have such
= ruler q under God shall lead Us in Wis
dom and righteousness and i there Je any
thl- d. ye, doubt. lei them accept tle words,
q = General whose whole record entities
him u the heartlest and most implicit con-
ddence-