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The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-05-03

Ee~ ON the last 4th OF July. the Chicago
Times. edited 10y ". F. storey. thus recon-
mendej the murder Of Mr.. Lincoln:
Let The people clothc themselves in sack
cloth, and sprinkle ashes on their heads
IL b0seems 10 put the semblance OF mourn
lng deeply on. and wear il In their heart.
over states discovered. liscOrdant. bellice-
rent. land rent with civil feuds and
drenched with iraternal gore Let repent
ance and res0lre attend their humiliation.
Let them contemplate TIE necessity icliri a
Jslr months mug prsctp4t1te. or striking
d0Wn uSWpea authority. and rnl4cainiy
BY THE BLOOD of 4 DEsrOr. ne qlcfH snnc-
tty Of constitutional freedom"
And yet this vile manufacturer " Booths
OF all shades. who NJ least twice In one
week retalied threats of numbering a public
officer, simply because the majority oi the
people had elevated. ami still sustained him
IN the first Office in the gift OF the people
tins newspaper thus complains iorsooth.
because the C0pperhead party. and they. "a
a part OF II, are held responsible for this
crime. We tel them they will never es-
cape from their guilt Tie blood OF Ahra-
ham Lincoln was shed hv a COpperhead. the
equal IN previous personal responsibility OF
the majority OF the members of his party.
Before dong so. lac wrote ont. clearly aud
iOrcihly. declaration Of his COpperhead
principles Is his reasons for commutngthe
crime. The act had been threatened in add
vance, more or less clearly. in language
corresponding 10 the above. by most ofthe
Copperhead journals in The country. and hy
most OF the speakers at the authoritative
and solemn national convention OF the Cop
perhead party-the only national Copper
head convention that ever sal. OF. we trust.
n"o- 'r'f Tiso-of,-e, .tso-.s .I.e ..,t g.,
a Copperhead crime, and the real monster
u stu AZ large. -thic0g0 Trsjune.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-05-03

10 TlR funeral cortese Of the President
has been progressing slowly for the past
week On Saturday night il left Columbus.
aud on Sunday it was received in Chicago
by thousands upon thousands. amid the IL
ring Of minute guns aud thetolhng of bells.
An arch beautifully ornamental. 80 feet
high, was bulk for the occasion across Park
Place. This was Surm0unted By fifty FLAGS.
a prOdigious procession accompanied the
remains 10 the rOtunda OF the court house.
where thousands took their last look of the
deceased The number Of people in the CITY.
at the time the procession moved was esti
mated at not less than $50 coo. The eact-
ern daily papers contain very full state
ments Of the funeral preparations and GER
emonies in the different cities. for which We
have no room. The statements Of the
numbers who came to see the corpse would
be deemed fabulous on any other occasion.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-05-03
Proclamation BY the President.

Whereas. By the Proclamation OF the
10Th inst. Thursday the 18th day OF next
month. was recommended a. a day for pub
lie humiliation and PRAYER, in consequence
Of The assassination OF Abraham Lincoln.
late President OF the United States: but.
whereas. my attention has been called TO
the fact that the day aforesaid is sacred 10
large numbers OF Christians. as one Of re-
ioicng Tor the ascension Of our Savior. now.
therefore. be it known that J. Andrew John
son, President Of the United States, do
hereby suggest that the religious services
recommended Is aforesaid should be post
poned until Thursday the first day Of June
next.
In witness whereof have hefcunto set my
hand and caused the Seal OF the United
states TO be affixed. Done At Washing
ton. April 20 A. D. 1865. and Of the In
dependence OF the United states Of Am
erica tie S9th
ANDREW JOHNSON.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-05-03

~ The following sentence is a part O,
the last inaugural address OF Mr.. Lincoln:
with malice toward none. with charity
for all. with tirmness in the right. as God
gives Us 10 see the right. let Us strive on 10
finish the work We are in. 70 bind nn the
nations wounds. 10 care for him who shall
have borne the battle and for his widow
and his orphans 10 do all which NAV
achieve and cherish just and a lasting
peace among ourselves and with all ma.
tons
Is THIS the language we should expect
rom clown" "a bufToon," an odd 10
ker' "a tyrant, or "a despOt~s Ietthese
are the epithets which have been freely be-
slowed on the President in this vicinity or
year past.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-05-03
For the Republican.
Sic Semper Tyrannis. ="

EDITOR COLDwATER SESTINEL-DEAR SIR:
Please allow an old "ex-PrOLr TO correct
your correction" OF the motto '.Sic sempsy
tyraanis You say. thus spelt. it becomes
another word which means tyranny. "
That = q mistake. TJyannis," in the
motto, IS the Datirs Plural governed by
"eSt0' understood The word ..tyrqnni, 3"
meaning tyranny" 81 or the 81 declension.
and 10 countenance your correction" it
would have 10 read "Sic semDer tvrannifi-
bus" Your correction is wrong and the
motto : right EN-.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-05-03
SeNen-ThiI-tN Loan.

Ihsss Nosss are .ss4st lnl,r d4i, OF Una IA,
1861 an are payable sarse years f.ea lat In,
currency. or A. convsri.bie II she opt.,s .f,..
holder into
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-05-03

/ EITEk- REMAINING UNCLAIMED ln
Il tie r9st y,ce 90 L--l..t. at.ie o. q .-. .aL,
tle IS cay ~ My. lsf.
80 10 Obtain any - u.ese l.itsrs .tLe applicant
70 lai cal f,r adveriised i>tos rive fl- eafe %
l-.s I.st ard pay uls lcat lil .lHlrI ...ls
- if lo. ca..el t.r E.f.Ir .rs r.afh obey
a- saut o. Tue Deal Letter Once
fEfI DELIVERY lf .-.te-H Ht lfrr.trf at fHs
fssi-s-c-s ~ 0~1er. LAY 5s s--ar.- ls ..s.rrag
tl- fl--~.lF n4les-
J. Dr-rt -tiers giai-iy o. tassfree and llll Der.
a. We A. t4- pei lilge --l --tc-
q Hs4f letters T.t- tls arItrr. lrlfrr-r trt
Yl1ts s.re,i aLf nnnster sigl itei1 fH.lf a f. f4
raals sll request tat a.seers le directed ..rlr-
l-gy
. L-t-.rs o. strangers or tra1s.ert r.s tors 81
io~l cay. So sps,a. a. -r.-s nag 0e l0nr
sl.lll 10 mars-i l tl- .ou-r q. baud -.Ilcr vlil
..- - -t Transient
: Pla-s t1s posisss sis-r c- tls -rler right
ha11 -lrler a1r leave space 1f---. Lls sfal-l 90
--rs-t on ~ pos--ma~.--s % .l1--t 4-t-r,.r EiL
s-- sr.i4lr
- 81 f-sg4e.t Tor ile Return 70 leitt- 90 its
~ ter = -lc-s mlt ritl.l ~ tays Or Ice artf.r
Or prll-e- d. - tie writer's l-ilH. Ios- ORE src
tate a-rlss liz EFT Lal1 en- ~ fle e1Fel,e. ln
tie fzc. &c Tii he compile. VIII 70 rtr lsral
-zfs q prepaif p1stags psva..- wien the letter g
ss.ivers- . t-s ~ .-=r.--ssr -. LaU4cfIss3
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-05-03

NilLRlFfS SALE. By virtue Of au exc
- c-liol 4ssaSd 90 0i all ll3rf tlr seal ai tle
Circuit Court ior tie county ~ l.L4la o. fne direct
e4 AID delivered against te s1la 4nl fl.ff.le and
uf TIE want Thereof. tLs1 tle Alf aal telrl Oh ai
George " Ie-k llli. 20 tlc ~. fth lay 0f Irhr1.
-fy AID 1894, levy upol a. tlr f.lf f4t - and niar-
go " iAe SAL defendant George W Ir.. il. arU o.
tLe following piccs or pelss aro. nl .rrfs of land
sit--io j. 10 I'D br.ls A t0 comfy rf .liau rIfV
~ Lansing. and state Nt hl.l.faH. t..al.. Il.tls
l-llNsr ore hundred AM ninety .r.rrn $3.50 ..e
hundred ALL ninety lsUJ Two hll.rtl ild ffu f-inI
tAY hundred aud ia-.vc l-i-j, 900 l.nalei ..l n.e
f-1l) ple A-llrri AID slltJ eight ItrI. all ora
a-t .fe- a1i asveIif lius flffj a.. 10 trgrn ~
-1d eght fsl, D4J.E l--lcr ol. All-frl .nf .rsaiJ
four ll1fl alt l0ts c.efen fli) al taesr f. i..
one L-Llfci AID Lineiy Ole lIflY 4c.ar.ilE l1 tle
pat NJ Sad riiy VI lalslng Ant le a. ttsrfiofe bore
1y gwen. Tat ny Frl-e uf sa- tIfclt.l D a... n
ls.se for tas a. pubic auction ~ kerllt BAL t.. ..l
sst bidder a. tAc .as crtcts ttc r.1.t $50 flrl.a
" and above described 70 TIE fnt .aar al OBJ. laT-
lam to-lf5 ilrr-4t t9lIt Hos ll tlr sd l. no
SD, .u s-l- county Uf ilsA4ln. 1- Fri.ay tr l.f.
-ay 10 jlre ID les letr--H tls I..r ~ f.ts
Coo a. tie i1rrlson aI1 sftlg ~ fl. .4l ~ Do.
90 one ,'-.orF .u thc Afternoon 90 la.| tar
batr- A-s.u. lesr4-ry ga. Ists
D. j.. MOODY sheriff
D4zr WIT Auys ~ Pr ta7
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-05-03

~ President johnson is ffty-seven
years Old His family is in Nashville. His
Nlie Is IN delicate health, and his daughter.
MIS-. Staver' whose husband was killed in 4
oA'''e IN tennessee. viii probably preside
over the Executive Mansion
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-05-03

Among the arrivals II Fortress Monroe
yesterday. was General Pickett. who mur-
dersd tEenty-eight North CaroIinians in
cold blood FOR having enlisted in tie Union
army. he Vas dressed in 1gll suit OF reb-
81 grey, aud saunterei in and oct Of the
Fortress, inspecting the guns AMI its vari-
ols works with a. much nOnchalance As il
lie was Union officer Of distinguished mer
A
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FINANCIAL.
T S. $50 AN.

BY authority q the see-e;Ars % ihs rr,...-, a..
Undersigned has Assamod iAe General sabsrr,.,,..
Agency far TIE sale OF TASTED states r-e,s--, -.
bearing s'vea and thrs'-tsrths pr cent laisr.u -.
Annun, known as the
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-05-03

zs- Tie body Of Booth vas carried out
IN q small row-bOat il the night and only
two men know what was done with il. ani
they are sworn 70 secrecy.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-05-03

\ CowAED's FLIGIT.-1he flight OF JEFF
Davis with the plumber OF the virginia
banks is cae of the most disgracefal cxhibi-
tons ever Witnessed. This chief of traitors
has over and over again declared bis Dur
pose 10 light L. the last gasp. and not 20
abandon bis associates ia rebellion Is long
as he could raise an arm TO strike the ha-
TED foe. Bat a few days ago be- issued
one oil those valiant prOclamations
at Danville, p.edgng himself 10 light on till
the enemy should abandon the impossible
task Of subduing him and his fellow conspi-
ratOrs. We confess that we had attributed 20
DAVIS certain qualities which command the
respect OF mankind. even when enlisted IN
a bad cause. We had supposed that when
the supreme moment had c0me-whcn the
armies Of the Onion should have composed
Richmond aud reduced the rebel power 10
the last extromity Jefferson Davis would
be found IN The fore front OF the battle Weld
ing his life Ike one who has stakel all upon
the cast OF The de and who pays the forfeit
Ike lnan- But less respectable than Cat
zine, whose corpse was found where the
dead lay thlcke-t on The field 81 fasll.e. Ae
has beiaken himself ~ iugl0rious fight
having first riilel the bank, in bis nelyh-
bOrhOOd. aud carried OF several million OF
specie belonging % bis political friends.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-05-03
ons esn. POI ID, en a 80 Nn,.

No'ss Of al tie t.aom.uAs.srs named Va.
promptly furnished upea rse,ifs 81 Subscription
AM the notes forwarded al once r.o .a.,r... a.
18Th June nsi' VIII be r-ii In a.,srcc This.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-05-03

II is said that on Friday. the l4th instant
Major General Burnside mailed in Ven
York his resignation to President lincoln
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-05-03

There is a Pennsylvania soldier who lost
both arms, both legs and one eye, and re-
mains alive 70 tell the story.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-05-03
OLD BUCHANAN.

HAPPY RETIRED STATESMAN OR THE
OVERTHROW AND PUNISHMENT OF LIN
COIN"
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-05-03

INlE NINTH NATIONAL Rank
of THE CITY or NEw Y0aK
CAPITAL. $1,000. 900. PAID II.
Fiscal Agent of the United States.
ASp FISCAL AGEsr ToE Jaw Coorr SUBSTITUTION Aos,7
VIII deliver 7-30 Notes Free Of Charcs.
10y express IN al parts q tho countr, aair.-i, .-
payment Checks On New York rl.ade.uhis. a,.i r.-
ion, current bills and AL 1--WE per cent ini,r.tnoi..
with interest 10 date of Subscription t-f.,s..ttf,
mail ~ii DO promptly Oiled.
This Bank receives the accounts of Banks and n.fk
II on favorable terms. also 81 individuals loenr-
New York account.
7 HILL. CaiLaer !. q. ODvfs p,..s..t
slswi
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-05-03

10" '0'Fsa BY the Go's-un.ei and isis ,e.a .,r.,,
sApse'si That rs superior snia,.s aa...,t,s
Great Popular Loan OF the Peon;..
LES than $500 900 goo o. abe Lean a..,.....t,,
TIE As' Congress are nov IA o., nisrs-. r,..
amo4as, q TIE rsse atvl4ltt h..,s .....l..,
WI all be- subscribed Tor w.ln four months VIE,
'-s no'sa ~i.l uu-o-l.s-.s al..al o. pr.la.-n. 4.
has uniformly teea Tic case .a ,..ae i.s se.ssrr
uons O. other aa1s
IN order that citizens Of every tovn and s,1,,. e..
us coantr, ma, De Afforded f..lil4.s far ta.trrta,
oar, The National RauIs. stase Ranks ana rf,,t.
Alssrs ushoot ths eount-, lavs -.r.-p.
agreed 10 receive slbscrit az par s.t.r-.o,r,
"i.' select their own agents, u uhoa ilel l.rse.r
a-snee ana who only are Co De- rssrors Die fr h.ss
livery OF The notes for ~hI,A iley reserve ori,rr
JAY COOKE.
srss-cslFuoN AGEsI FAiIlf.lf.-
Agent - lansing -SEooNu NAuo>AI ul,E
SUBSCRIPTIONS VIII EE nrcli,ED IN t.s r.r. n,
sional Bank Of lansing aaa she Second N.ia.. n.s.
~ lansing gims
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-05-03

20 Dr. Valentine Mott, ;le most skill
raj and eminent Surgeon ln America died
10 New York ou Wednesday evening. 600 tie
soth year OF bis age Dr. Not was born a.
Glen Cove, Long Island. August ~. I7s5.
graduated az Columbia College IN 500. and
then resumed hi. studies ~ London and
hdingharg hospitals. For 20 years De Las
.ec,ufed before different colleges H.. skill
ID surgical operations vas extraordinary.
having performed many OF TIE feat- deemed
impossible. lie las TIED Tie carotid a-terg
A. times. cut iJr stone l45 times. AMI am
pltaied nearly 1000 limbs sir A.,.er
Cooper SAID Of bin: " lie has performed
more o. Tie great operations tlal any man
h'lAg, or that ever lil live DR.. Mott is
author Of general standard works iu the
higher anu more complete branches q sur
gle4i anatomy aud physiology
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-05-03

siSCE the departure or tie remains Of Lsr
husband On their last journey, Mrs. Lincoln
has become more calm. but finds II IMPOSE
be - times 10 regard her loss with resigua-
ton, - heavy 30 mr. expected wls tie blow.
President Johnson las urged her not 70
hasten her departure from The White House,
aud sLe wall remain .hcre lllu tie close Of
May, When it j. her present Intention o 10
cate herself a. CL.ca-0. Her eldest son,
Capt Lincoln. proposes 10 practice law Z
that city where Master TAaileus can en-
joy excellent educ4tiona. advantages
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-05-03

The steamer Sultara from New Orleans.
2lst arrived a. Nichsburs with her boilers
leaking badly. and remained there 80 hours
repairing AM taxing or ] 99c eieral sol
diers, and - Officers lately released from
Caba~ba aud AndersOnviile. aud arrived Al
Memphis on Thursday evening. After cool
ing. she proceeded on. anl when seven
miles away, blew up. Immediately taking
IRE and burning % the waters edge. ~
, $50 souls aboard not more than 7U0 have
been rescued. Five hundred rescued are
now IN hospitals, 200 or 300 are uuIniured
a, the Soldiers Home. Capt Mason. Il
the Sultana, j. supposed % be lost. Ats
o'clock yesterday morning the river ir front
Of Memphis was tiiiei with soldiers .frur
cling Tor H. Mann wore Lalr -caded
BOats imned ateiv went 10 their rescue. aud
were AZ last accounts -til Engaged picking
them M. Gen. Wa-hburle immediately or
gained a board ~ officers ~ investigate
Tie affair. who are now az work doing s0.
NJ further particulars nave been received.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-05-03

EDWIN BOoTH. -Edwln Booth tue trace.
dian. AID brother Of tie assassin Of Presi-
dent Lincoln, has written o touching .etter
expressing bis horror VI the ac-. his ADM
ration u TIA dead President, his ferveut
devotion 10 the cause u the Union, and bis
poignant grief a. tie fact that one 50 near
ly connected with him should even be sus-
peeted d 20 moustrous CRIME. He write.
a. II bs sntertains 10 reasonable doubt that
bis brother Is guilty
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-05-03

Mobile correspondent says.
Our forces captured there 2I5 guns To-
900 stand Of arms. aud 30 900 bales OF cot
ton. besides immense quantities OF corn and
other grain.
Il is also estimated that loo 600 bales Of
cotton and IS 900 barrels OF rosin are hid
den in the swamps along the Alabama
most of which i within reach OF our forces.
over To. 600 straggiers from the rebel army
have given themselves up.
Guerrilla bands iniest the nei-AhOrhO1l
Of our lines, and party OF them went To
the Battle House on Tie night Oi The l4lh.
Intending 10 assasslnate Gen. Grc-or, who
fortunately was not there.
The dispatch boat Rose was blown up By
q torpedo on the l4th- killing Two men and
wounding three.
A dispatch dated April 18Th. says an OIL
Ger from Dick Tayl0rs stall mad arrived al
Gen. Canby's headG larters. 10 MAKE terms
for the surrender oi Taylors command
Var BEp4RrsE<T ADJ- CIV CT7~
WAssISGTos, AP-l 5, lses.
GESKRAI OzDsz No. 77-Fo- TIE F-laci.1n o, tie er-
pensss OF tie military es.A0-ls- nl-al.
order lst.-That chiefs OF The respective
bureaus OF their department proceed imme-
diateiy TO reduce the expenses OF their r.
-IrNAAhc ~ N-lAA- - e-'t-iAA--E-t
necessary. IN view OF the immediate deluc-
ton OF the forces IL the Held aud IN CARR
son. and the speedy termination q hustll-
ties; andthat they severaly make out sta,e-
ments OF reductions they deem practicable.
p. That tie olAr-ermaster Genera. dis
charge all ocean transports uOt required 20
bring home troops II remote departments.
Al river aud inland transportation wlI b.
discharged excep, that required i'r neccss-
e-y supplies 20 Tie troops IA lie lie 3. TIE
purchase 0fnJ-ses, mules, wagons ..i.l 0t.l-
p land trans ortAtlaD 50 l.l n. s-1pp-l- AS
purchases OF i1ra-e. eNcep- sat IS regl.-
rel for Immediate consumption. Al pl--
chase OF railroad construction ami Trans
Eortation VII also be stopped.
81. That the C0mMiss-ry General u sub
sistence discontinue Tie purchase " sup
plies in his department. except U such .
may, with VIA, : OF hand. be required f0r
forces in tie fed % the lst or June next.
Alb. That The Chief OF Ordnance stop a.
purchase o. arms and ammunition and liz
terials therefor. and reduce the manufacture
Of arms and ordnance stores IN Government .
sFselals a. rapidly Is can be done. without
injury 70 tle sery ICE.
5Ih. That the Chief Of Engineers stop al F.
work il al field Qualifications and a. other
works. except those for which specific ap-
have been made BY command .
ers for completion, or that may be required \
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-05-03

WAR DEPARTMENT,
WASHINGTON, April $3.50 a. II.
To Maj. Gen. DIX:
The Department has received the follow
ing dispatch from MAJOR Gen. Halieck con-
handing the military division o. The james.
Gems. Candy III Thomas were instructed
some days ago that Sherman's arrange
ment with Johnston was l-sappr0yed ty
the President, and they were ordered q dis
regard II AMI push the enemy in every ID.
rectiOn.
Signed f. ". STANTON,
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-05-03
NEW ADVERTISEMEN TS.

DRIED APPLES Tor sale az ten cents ner
- pound hl
liiiOlUEf Hi NIlE
% NJ. a tenil- lIoc..
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-05-03

'I'EAS.- Green and Japan Teas 81 o. -Ail-
Il inss 90 D. .l.Alugs, Tor slIe 0y
EIlU.I Dr. STIR
- 40. o. toailf i.0tk
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-14
A CHANCE FOR INVESTMENT.

We have been favored By u. Pittoch, Pitts
burgh, Pa, with a"Prospectus OF the Nun
chausen, Philosophers Stone and Gull Creek
OIL Company; capital stock $4,000, 100000;
working capital $37 30; and dividends semi
daily, Sundays excepted; territory 7j3,OOo,OO
acres in fee simple, and the exclusive right TO
bore on the thirtieth part Of an acre on Gull
Creck, coal privilege on this lcasc:) river 'front.'
are on Cheat river unlimited; on Gull Creek
still larger; and fully adapted to hydraulic
boring; :. ". indie. President; Hon. X. Ascal
Vice-Prcsdeni; -. faulter Treasurer; $. Teal
Secretary; Oily Cannon, Legal Adviser; Lem
uel CULVER, Hon. g. Heat, Baron Munchansen,
&C.. Directors" We have not yet been able TO
pay much attention TO Oh operations, aud cx-
pect TO leave them alone till the Rebellion shall
have been suppressed and peace restored to our
country; and wo cannot say how the brilliant
prospects exhibited by this Company to invest
ers compare with those Of rival speculations;
but some Of the statements made in the prospec-
tus-as to striking veins of Cooking Butter,
Shoemaker's Wax, Ale, Quninc, &c.--seem TO
border on the marvellous. Those who ere
tempted to operate will find the prospectus (we
believe) with the American News Compan.,
No l2l Nassau-st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-14

thereby. prosided the Blocks shoSld thoroughly
confde ia their ssrel attitude and protesta'ions.
But how could this be expocted' Possibly
majority of the woody heads never heard IL
terms, tho pithy old distich--
When the devil was sok. the dovil monk would De;
But hen the devil got well. tie oc'h "'hA WAC w.
but they axe all familiar with tho truth 1t en-
bodies. and most unlikely to forget the caution IL
suggests. They know how tho Rebels lave treat
Cd our Black soldiers-low they have secuted 'e
idea Of making soldiers out of negroes anyhow
how the columns Of their organs still teen Win
Demonstrations of Degrcs az kIn'meh o.
ourang.ouiangs and chimpanzces-how Adolf
ton and Niger Equality have been their raw
bead-and bloody bones throughout the pending
conflict. How can they hope instantly to re-
verse the current o. tbs iIspetuOns stream ana
set it running vehcmcntiy up hli' MIR. Ghoi'
son is rieht-ths negro eamo will never WIN.
Only as a deliver or as a scaie-cr0W-neccr as
soldier and man--cau SambO DO nationally eX-
pccled TO aid the Rebellion, hence We learn
without surprise that the attempt to fill the
Rebel armies with negroes has, since the utter
auce of Mr.. Gholson's speech, been defeated
and abandoned.