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, 1866-02-05
CIVIL nlC.rs BILL,

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We hnh with n Q ordinary pleasure the pas
sage through The Senate, by the emphatic
No:c Of tlirty-three TO twelve, Of Senator
1ru1nbull6 hill for securing civil rights to the
freedmen. II enacts' In eject, that oil Amer
leans Of African descent arc citizens, and that
no DISCRIMINATION IN thc... 's,n1s 5uau be
made on nceount Of color or condition, but
-. ..:o;; inay make and enforce contracts,
sue md be sued, buy. sell and lease real
estatc' and hold and convey personal prop
city, and be subject 10 the same laws.and
Funaelmcots as white pcrsons, md to none
Other, any Law or custom Of any State to the
contrary nrtno1"itnstandinS.
every o1Der f1gnt q citizenship except The
t'ea. o. suffrage Is Linus extended to them,
ana IL leaScs open only tac question rs to the
1,Snt ol Vo'ane which must follow by ineyita-
o1e h4escnce. 1h~ I'LL, when passed
~ Tue Housc and signed by the President,
NaA accomplish The final repeal OF the
Dred Scott decision In all It's parts and p-in-
e'pes- Ihat decision Will then Stand only as
cnfaons relc OF bygoue Jurisprudence, Ike
s1 matthew uale's decisions on witchcEaft
Inc acl viii extend over our colo~~s
, 1866-02-05
THE FENIAN WAR.

There Is q cert min lower order Of animals
which propagate By dissection; every time
they arc cut m two they are multiplied In
stead Of destroyed. The Fcnian seems to be
m animal of the Eamc order. Prior to the
late brawl, which would lavc been the ruin Of
any revolutionary conspiracy among any
other people, 1t was doubtful whether Fcninn-
Ism had vitality enough in 1t to get up fight
even In its own ranks. But now that Il is
divided, either faction sccms to be about as
strong as the whole Brotherhood were before.
The Irish chamber maids and servant girls nre
getting enlisted either on the Roberts or O. Ma
honey side Of the contest, In which before they
tool no Interest. Only let the two parties
split into four, and keep their quarrel well
before the people, md we would not despair
Of getting halr The Irishmcn (of both scxes)
in the country enlisted in it. The fact Is, The
Fenlans are merely fighting each otherby way
OF keeping their lanl In, until they arc able
10 fight England. II their leaders can first
get them all By the ears with each other, It
will be an eaEy matter to turn them On the
common enemy
Meanwhile the Fcninn agents are dtstribut-
Ing strny uniforms around ireland In conspic-
nous places, to be picked up by tbs police
and described in the papers, thus keeping the
business well puflcd and advertised there.
The fact Is the Fcnians are the first r.volu-
liouists who ever attempted to substitute ad-
yet,sinE for gnnpowder, md newspapers for
artillery, as means Of warfare. As the cx-
pertinent 1as never been tried before, il Is dij-
ticult TO decide what may or may not result
jrc1n it, mill it reaches its finale, which may
, 1866-02-05

There rns vrrJ little animation in the CeneraI
markets to aay- and psiees ruled lover
The receipts OF Hogs, live md dressed, anaoua,et
to II, 67s- Owing 10 an advance m live Hogs, tn,
market for dressed Hogs opened very firm, md
prices ruled s1oc higher than yesterday, with sales
ut *m.e5G11 %. chiefly at sio.EGa1o.es, At which
figures the market c1oeed firm,
Provisions were inaciire- There Was 1r,n<x
feeling m Ness Pork, Tor which there was {als u
qui1y. with sales OF 100 bels 1t $eaO00aa6 50 On
present delivery. and 0O0 hzis, seller March. It
@s7.0o.-, All kinds Of Cut Meats, ezcept English
Meals, ruled tnT, with eales Of Cumberland Hid.
dies r. 13c- Shou!deEs were sold 10 the extent Of
15ooeo fbs. but The price wa. kept private Green
hana t1tom dn:ased hogs) neze sold At 15c. swcxt
pleslea Has were very dull with eales OF 80 sscs
Qicn dfeesed noas) At 15544s154c La1d vas dull
15as1 1e3:c.-
nighw1asa were duh and quiet, With light sales
at &2.17- 49,. 7~0
The F1o4r market presented no new phases to-
aaS worthy Of notice. Good Spring md 'Elnnr
EatTas were duu ard almost neglected. Insound
Exuas and oupczs were IN kood demand scd asio'
safes were made at $15 GO for eholca White ME-
S5ses9s.5o for Unsonna Extras aud Sf=Atf'-'-' LIZ
Spslos Supcss-
There was less activity in 10. spslns w. IL
and the market WIS quiet aul II -.
yslues. r. Tea nv W,nt"r s md Rxtra spsln; vera nag
,.c.aJ nv. 49, 10 15o,cea bu At 81 ah4
1s,.. ,nrNo : Ss7rsxc for No. and h,c loz Re-
ttetaa srrius-sio.ios aa'es 1t % Tax No in
stcro p,,.,..
,,.as s,,rnt,Y or ftom Josfcsaay. No. WA dull
p.'.s .,se lower. No quiet md unchanged. Sales
Wols sa@ made attic No, /; sAs for No. p and
ea,; 6a3s1.c for Rejected.
os;@ ae,s MON ncttyo md s:75ur, with sale, os
1850 bn ut assssiiG2:e :or No. l, mn -:.,.-.,.
No ; In store. *a"11
, 1866-02-05
THE TONE OF COSGssESS,

BY the progress already made, aud the
firm and patriotic tone thus far manifested By
Congress, VIC feel Justified IN The assurance
that the country is passing safely through the
dangers which cnsipncd her in the first nt-
tcmpts at reconstruction. We believe now
that no Southern "Siatc'' will see its repre-
sentatiyes admitted at Washington, or its
State officers placed on any permanent foot
ing until the whole system Of caste which
distinguishes the laws and customs Of the
South shall have been abolished. Thus will
peace, on the basis of Justice, como home 10
every Southern iireside, and liberty I'll be
secure, because no man will have the power
to opprefs- Congress Is working cautiously
hut surely 10 this end, and the loud
moutled rebels and blatant Copper
heads, who few months since, hoped TO sec
rebels thrust into the halls o, Congress to as
elsi In adjusting lcyuls OF peace and OF recou-
s,ruction, have fallen back fpiled aud
whipped. We regard tue legislative steps
now Iasainr through Congress as being the
Terms OF pence between master aud slave, und
Norm and South. II Is the just, pseroEsatlye
VIC nave won py o1lr arms to settle these terms
OF peace for ourselves. VIC aro doing 80 In
Congress- Tho Aamc COOL but datetmiucl
spirit OF "eQunl Justice to all mcn'' which
sustained the Republican party through tue
war, anlmatcs every step it is now taking in
arranging the terms Of peace. Had tho foe
been foreign natioa, all hcse modlica-
tions aad charges would lpye been
, 1866-02-05

In New York money IL easlce. It's difficult 10
lepd on call :, st1 por cant, and majority Of brokers
loaus are transacted at dye per cent, alike stock
and ru1ted States col1aterals. Tho reduction orthe
rate OF interest deposits In the Treasury 10 dre
per cent has tendency to depress thc rate On call
ioaDs, rs IL deprves lenders Of N important re-
source when the ratc Is weak There Is rather lcss
activity In discounts, although the offerings Of
merchandise paper md cspeuay Of johbers' notes,
are very heavy, Prime paper IL discounted nj 6,kD
r: per cent; "sood" at sos per cent, and LEGS
known names, Of which tie supply Is eupernhnnl-
ant, At l0015 per cent
In Nindham md New London counties. Conn
there nov tn operation s. cotton mills, having
capacaty or Is sst sp,ua!cs md 03t looms- Dur
Ing The last year the esId mills manufactured INTO
goods q, 4s5, SO pounds Of raw cotton Thera are
now In the course Of erection stx mills that
10 hare capacity O.; II, ,46s sp1ndles and a,Szs
loom8.
in Cincinnati the money market exhibited no
rew feature. The demand continued in e1cess OF
the supply, and discounts ruled close. The prevail
Ing Fatc for the best paper, in the open markell Is
1opcr cent. md The whole range, embracing hir
namcs, 10Gt5-, Currency balances ats barely sua-
(stueu, =
, 1866-02-05

cirste1 *, ~. s. snoSs so ,.sS tsan r.
S!Lansts unknown 70 tho peopio of The North. iiia
h9Alih5, any. eas toNaH ;xaaticsf aboiltoa'st..
ikea and .nIsrepse<caIai:ons mlIed fho ne
3soes. b tsIGg3ns the ne<@.o policr into
.,e,r ege r,1s Senses: ihe am Of Tie Tsosl Gov.
cur cNn Weakened, and Il was the means of pro-
.cnElts The Uar. besides the expenditure Of many
ml,!oa 81 raorey. and ID: dcsea.i,n OF lag.
have been Of shorter cufa;ioa. Whin be hsa u
Nss aetested ale oct Of secession ~ political her-
9y; nc was compelled a1=o 10 deuoures A. politi-
LaErab1" as the other, '''eA' 0''s "'7 -
~ sGvefal e otsess spoke asainet the b after which
, 1866-02-05
An Order toc Fentnn BoudS-TroopA
EurrytItg to shc Canadian Frnnsler-
Representations Of Canadian Fenfal,x
Search for Fenfaa Ara,,. .r.

An Order toc Fentnn E5ouds-Troops
HurryftS To she Canadian Frontier
Representations OF Canadian Feiafa,,s
Search for Fenlau Arnas. DC.
New. .YonK. Feb. 3.-Orden have been rece1red.
y L sl,d, 10, sSGa9G0 oI The bouds Of the Irish
banking houses tn San Eranaiaco through nephew
OF Gea- Shields. Letters rom Toronto say that the
government IS now h9rryins troops to tie fton.ler
bail cartridge hayc been Issued 10 voiuuieers and
rgulats y London. Toronto, Hamilton aud other
R1;.nts: R;i From 1he!f. 1nossmen:s II II cV1dent
1Ae general impression Ii thai q small b1nd Of
remains aIe preparing saia upon sarn1l o. " Ind
To- and r. e e The United
Ill W:r between the two countries.
NEW YoGK, Feb. 5-serfal depufatlons Of ca
naclsn FenEan. base called At The Ualahoney hesl.
the proposed invasion Of Canada as d 1ecsufc t5st
would destroy not only the hopes Of lftal fndc-
9enasnSe, gEt hhe prospects Of annrsins The Cana
II Il xnmozed that the arm. which Gen; Sweeney
designed to purchase aze now beng closely watched
y Dt1tsh agents, who hare Eeeslsed instructions
t1fy Ar. Archibald he moment aaY aslCmpti i msIe
to remove item. IT ts also aLated that Mr. Eill{au
1seelred note rom ficnal In Washington s,a;ing
l.at an EncliEhman was On the track Of the arms
loF the PURPOSE Of getting large reward from SIr
FREDERICK hr1ce for their discovery.
,pLIEolT, Jan. 3--At q meeting ui the Detroit
Circle q thu Fen'an brotherhood, tesolullq1s wen:
adopted eondemntns: the Senate, and regarding the
tts!ene Oh CGnada as unjust aad dclrimenta; 10
ihetT csase 1ntort lpe the achoE Of tie Convention
r. ssolis oirE ths Philadsiphia Consultation, anl
New YoEE, Feb. 3.-:1'he NerukFs special To-
ron!o detpa'ch says tho Canadian Feutans hive IS
sued an address 10 the American Ernthetho ID. in
any osteet or tbc 10 ba rs r. ita
OF lreland and 'lenouucinc The proposition to 70
10 Ireland By the way Of Canada
, 1866-02-05
THE FEMALE EMIGRATION
$CHENIE Il.

The Interest awakened many weeks agdfby
the announcement that a cargo Of marriage
aGlc fcmlles were to leave New England for
thu Pacific coast and a market, pretty much
faded when from one dclny after nno.her the
suspicion grew up that the scheme would
prove failure In all respects where it did not
turn ont swtndlc- The result recently
brought to Light shows that # will not do to
be "anxious md aimlcss" end hare any
money about you, lest it rebound to the ad-
vantage Of some other party equally anxious
and aiming 10 get 1t into lis own pocketl
This Is the whole story Of tho victims Of the
scamp Mercer-a tale Is old rs the existence
Of innocence and knavishness, Of lambs and
wolves. In this case the offence Of
the swfndlcr shines from the, very
pinnacle OF Ineanness, In that he made booty
OF the slender spolls Of elderly school-mis-
tresses aud distressed dependent spInsters.
The original plan was the charter OF sepa-
rate vessel with an Independent cargo and
clearance from New York 10 tho destined port
on the Pacific Under this announcement scr-
cra1 hundred candidates for disappointment
were collected In New York from all parts OF
New England. Once in the great city heavy
expenses began. and continued without rciief
from the spacious promises Of the ge.ter-np
Of the expedition. Some were ,Tiss enough
to retain their funds until a full cxpIcation
OF the scheme. Others paid for tickets at
once. Many Of both classes became dishcart-
eued, got out Of money and went home poor-
er and wiser, while less than half the original
company remained to test Mcrccs's arrange.
mcnts.
TT,aFa SkseT 3ks hnr AZ
formation from the plan for separate vcs-
SCI, to an excursion party on regular line.
One OF the ships ofthe California, Oregon and
Mexico Steamship Company was chosen, nnd
Mercer. as the agent Of the New England
Emigration Aid Company, made nrnange-
ments with the company lor seventy.lye
tully paid fares to San francisco al 5000.
This seems to have constituted his basis for
tne sale OF twice that number Of tickets On
The same steamer or course the extra
~aekeas we're spurious, and their possessors
clthcr refused admission on board, or else
were put ou ut Staten Islaud. Mercer wss
invisible during the operation and LEFT biz vic:
Tins Wsaihful and weeping. As the earliest
suggested redress, suits have been ipst,tutcd
ngninst the officers Of the steamship conn-
pnny, Who hare deem brought into The Stu |
perior Court lin New York city, where thc
hearing began on Monday.
There is little prospect that the Steamship
Company will be held to be the accomplices
of the main actor In this affair, and Mercer Is
far on his why to the Pacific 1t remains to
he seen whether Nemesis, In the caasc Of her
human sisters, will overtake him At San Fran
cisco. he has probably made very good
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, 1866-02-05

{ R,c was eutaf ard He .onrr, WIN saies Of No. I
+ atsVe, and No. n +sSsssc,
Barley was dun. neglected and sc4r,3x ,o,,.,.s
al 4tassc 1cr nesh receipts Of No. IN sto.e.
Timothy VIZ IN s!sady demand and Nm .,,,t
gales as saeo3aso. Glover Seed vas In esoo,, ~,
quest md the market rulet I'm. Win snle. :, ~ n
Ge-0l Flax Seed was Nominal At Il asaa5n
salt was trm with sales Of su0 bsl. Fine domr,,,.
at s.. Is, del
Refined suear advanced &c IN Consequences Of a
similar movement yesterday. Rau grades were nm
changed RIO Codes. il 6rtn with decreasing
stock 90
Tho following drspatehes wero taaa so.1,y ca
'Ctmgr: :.
NEW Foun, Feb. l.
Common -four heavy. Wheat ssesiy. Corn and
cats heavy. PoEk heavy It $2a6a- Lard heavy.
Whiskey nominal. Gold, lt5h.
LArsx-FIour easier at .s7s5 .e8a1 Wheat lnse-
t!se bat a.eahr. Corn heavy 1t s5feNe- 0ato
heavy At 5stS57c-, Porss qaiet II $A.73 Dressed
soGs onl at 31..Tss. Whisky nominal A. s.. 10
Nos.-Reeeipts Of l.1as head, 81 $oDQp375
Erosas and at 31l504alL3. Det. Asss pork 1t
SsNG short NIB. !yic, packed Clear
aan.st. Gfcrn hams 163a a1165ic- Shoulders 9nGb
s3E- Kettle lard I;!Sc- GtahHMtxed corn Jac
white DO SIC oats 1a4tSsc. Market quiet
LATER. -
me wheat marketwus very qulet n the evening
No. pelnSS nomlusl Al Sl,sQN
, 1866-02-05

TIC subject Of treaty bc.wccu tho
two powers. As our latc rebel enemy no
I ngcs kas an organized existence. the Federal
Government: nov arSuL.cs the treaty OF peace
on tic l'art both te.lIgcrs7 Is. and tn.orpor-
ates !. into tie constitutions mud laws oC. .the
Federal Uriou and ofthe States Thus fur
Congress is entitled to, The confidence and
taaEls of The country; for they manner in
which 1t is dlscIargiug issimportant mud din.
calf trust. - y, =
, 1866-02-05
7sa,Un,@
GN,0n.0N
Makes excess cost toconsumero of350.- :

Makes excess cost TO consumer of35Q,-
MN,e0O .mru1ts lScG o1er cost 10 .. ...
him Of Eamc amount IN 1s50.-...-. 1DQ.m1 100
That Is to cay, the consumer pays. under
Tits protective revenue taria, sis joo 600, in
order that the Government may secure $l:3.5
COO, ,000 gross revenue. !" Plain people," how
do you like the look Of IT.:
DC not herein mean 10 approve the tariff
OF 1857 as the best possible revenue tariff, but
Claim that show the present tariff to be
hasc the tlgnrcs upon s.;c5, 900 o00 imports,
instead Of sc::550, ,0M eco; count the freight
charges mud exchanges, the importers, job
be1s' and retailers profits at an aggregate OF
sSN per cent, instead Of Is per cent ~ have,
and the figures will show more nearly the cor
rect state Of The case. Il may BIZ claimed
that the importers, 3obbers' and ;retaile1s'
amount more OF less, the principle Is The same.
II may also be clainel that, after a1l, this Is
cheaper mode of raisiDg revenue thnn to in
cur the exTenge Of direct tax! We ought
not to be surprised at anything these "Con-
setvatiycs'' claim; but the fact Is, 1he rate of
the direct expense In collecting our impost
rerclue is as much as That Of collecting our
md v Iii bc improved.
There is III Item oi expense which I have
not considered, and which amounts to mil
lions Of Tax to the people, for which the
Government gels not one cent Of revenue.
refer to the Smuggling business. Under tho
prcsent thrift the vniae Of goods s1nuggled is
enormous. and the detectives confess them.
selves unable, even ut great expense, to pre-:
rcnt IT. Our imports are increased by the
emornt Of goods ernuggled, and upon this
amount consumers pay this heavy tax and
Government gels no revenue; the standard OF
morals in trade is lowered, and the whole
body polite suffers beyond estimate: This
last damage may not be estimated in dollars
md cents. and so may be ruled ont Of The
argument by our opponents, yet It Is q point
worthy Of no secondary consideration.
Yes, consumers pay over two hundred and
twenty- five millions tax, TINT the Government
may receive one hundred and twenty-five mill
lions gross revenue; yct, eycn If this outrage
lie continued, *.repttt!iation'' saaU not "ba tho
rsmcly," as "PrOtectionist" threatens IN the
Chicago TR1nrSE; i shall be, If the people
succeed at the lallot-box In overturning this
present legislative protective policy.
, 1866-02-05

New ToRK, Feb a-Riehard T. Cofburn. sub
editor or tho New York IFbHa.. and George
Knapp, oue of the propzietors Of The y LoR!s e.
putiE1n 'tere arrested IN this city yesterday On
ptnnt OF A. T. Stewart. The complaint Is founded
On certain allegations which appeared In late u
eua ot the St Louis Rrp4Mletn, IN letter written
cousrauercc oi The latencss OF the nour al which
tbe arrests Neze rsade; no official empowered TO
,SEs s9pa I'd s6. a.
Slaflon House.
NEW YoEK, Feb SIN The Gaze Of 4. 7. Stewart
agaru.t Richard Cntburn snd Gecz=e Knapp tur H.
buIn Is admitted to tan in. 500, md Knapp gave
ta.l ios s1Cn to erpcar for examination Monday
, 1866-02-05

new ToRk, Feb. 3.-The Commercial .sys the
stock market shows partial recovery from lie de-.
preston Of the last t~0 three days: Theirs Is an
active demand for cash stock on Erie. and prices
Eos H.. Reading was offered freely, hut rose X.
Speeulaton Is dull. and outside ordess ase merely
nominal. i--
Gosesntaeata arc decidedly drrner and moro t.
iit.- large 1nenp'oyed balances arc being invest
1neni III ponds, End S0s and 10-sOs are especially
act1se, and rosc :; per cent. 520s are 8 better *
cept for issues OF 1861, which 1emaln Il ID Ccr-
t1cates Of indebtedness ara Il lower.
Money IL In more demlnd, and rates are In fayor
Of lenders. More is ipaned at 9 per cent On cali,
but The maioCty OF t..e transactions asr Gopc at
per cent. balances With pirate bankers appcaf to
have diminished during the week. Discounts are
moderately active. Prime Names command 7lE7E
per cent; :oed per cent. uthet grades reulafa
st 100 Is per cenf, and are still difficult Of eale
Foreign Exchange il merely nominal a. usual On
Saturday. Prime bankers aixiy lays sterling is
quiet at 1oS3i 41c64, but would not sell Ut over
1cs1i,
Imports ot merchandise and dry goods for the
week are seEy }a1ge, beng osez s., 1ss, coo.
Goll continues steady.
Cash Gold is loaned at Il per cent. per day.
yuch interest felt In the late Of tho foreign loan
cansc Of the inanco bill .. affecting the pfeminm-
The Shipment OF specie to-day was S16!, GEO per
Ge1mania7 and $lt9,5o6 Per City OF Boston. Total
per week, including $1a0, 100 per HaoEa, omitted
Est week, Is S2i.GS. !.
, 1866-02-05
FROM MINNESOTA,
Matters In the Lesf.lature-Brid:1n
the I1fssishippI-Ehe State Printing
rhe verMIllIon Gold Rcclou--Tlc
Eulf2 IYCueIcr.. e','.! =

the Mfssish1pp|The State Printing
rhe vermlllIon Gold Re@ion--TAc
Culd Weather. :.''i
ST. PA11, Mimi, Feb. IA bill passed the Sen
ate yesteIday 10 allow Ramsey county to {ssro Gtsy
1huusarG col,1rs' vutsh Of bon1s. ior the purpose
ot oui|diEg Ice bf1Jxe across The Mit.s.iPpl
tho state printing 10 the lowest BIDDER vas before
The House. and passcd he Committee of tho Wuo1s
With q Recommendation. Il wus made a parry
measure. lhe Democrats .tarozins and the Repab
leans opposing The biii. Enough dtsaHected
Republicans were secured 10 carry the 1nr1sure
through the committee. A Caucus Of Republican
members was held last night to consult ,npon The
matter. and unanimously aareei 10 mainia1a The
etectlye ssstem. The Republicans whu support tha
I'LL refused togo into cancu.. The hostility Is IN
essa.ina. and the affair Is likely to cses1e petma
nent breach N the pnfsy. A tremendous effort Will
be made 10 deteat the bill In the Senate.
a gentleman who reached here last might, direct
from The VermiNon gold min.s, brings some uux-
gets o. eoH-the 1isheat that haye yet been fuand.
liz. which II extending to al classes. daily union
prayer meetings are beng held, nud the Ereateat L.
tttGst IL manifested .
The weather here Il clear and cold, The !her1nom-
cier indicated 70 below zero Last night, md II beuw
Mt z O'Clock this morning.
, 1866-02-05
Bne.ertions from the Regular Army.
n taEIEEInsf Eeta 3-Ir cfntsa1arcs. k,E Ii.

WAsE1zG1os, Feb. 3.-1u consequence OF the
.large number Of desertous from the regular ntny
during the past few months Geu. Grant h1s tesred
an order calling On commanders OF departments
and regiments to lake the most stringent measures
tor checking the evil and 10 cause inspections 70
BE- 1nade TO discover anu remove the cause. The
stale Of discipline Of companies and treatment Of
ENLISTED men by Commissioned officers will be par.
ticularly investigated, with view 10 prevent bach
and nrhi!fasy treatment and Illegal punishment, 10
secure tbe pxomp as1est and punishsnent Of leser-
ters. The commanding officers OF companies will
forward direct TO the Adjnta1t General least once
in ten 6ays. the names OF desetters, giving rhetE
place Of residence. tul1 personal description, and
their discovery and apprehension. Ill recruiting
officers will take specls1 eate to cause the ap2rchen
sion by their fnE pazteo and citizens Of every
desex:tr fom The reGriaf a1my VINO can be found
within their reach. ard zewara Of $50 may be pald
for each deseYteE. =
, 1866-02-05

the Esl;c Of 6otl raTi5s t!aa: They iii sho::
Of rcachtug the covc'cd land, where no do
metiiS rt:iI:y il scascer thai g55d ui7cs. Il
will probably Dc lie hst Of these seac:nes il
bull: fer sending CT wives - ac:tiers IN aa,w
cn1tntfr -,
, 1866-02-05
The National 1'e,nncr.u~c S,ct,.r

TIC NHt1oua4 TesnpcFlucc NactetV,
The friends Of the temperance cause, COM
rrising some Of the Oldest and ablcst workers
In various parts Of The country, arc lust now
ctntEing- their principal efforts in au or-aui.
zation that shall reach the people by the
bread cast dissemination of light on this sub
.ee, ,nioogh the channels Of the press. THIS
VIII DC Inc sphere and oilice of tho National
temperance Society and Publication Home
Of New York city, which It is sought tosustain
10 Its inil effectiveness By tho cooperation Of
oil IN sympathy with this work OF reform.
The leading issue ofthe society Will be the
National Temperance Advocate, which the
initial number declares likely to be very pop
ular aud valuable among It's class of nr-ioil.