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The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-04-18
Senator Yates on the Ballot February
l9. 1856.

Let me say % my Republican friends
You are too late lou have gone too fli
10 recede now Four million people. one
seFentn Oi your whole population, You hav,
SET Tree. VIII you start back appalled, al
the enchantment your wand has called up
Ine sequences OF yOur own teaching are mn.
on YOU As Tor me. | start not back ap-
paied When universal suffrage c0nfront-
ne hen the bloody ghost nj shaver,
rises, say, shake your -0gy locks a- ME.
l did lt. ! accept the situation rght
f u0t against Tie logic Of events nor The dee
cfoes oi Providence. j expected t. sir.
and meet il 1ai Wy. i am Tor universal
suffrage. / hil IL "al la.l- an haut''
-Four million people set ieef What viii
protect them The ballot What alone
wA give us peaceful aud harmonious
south Tie ballot 10 ALL What viii
quench Tie nres 81 Ci9coli, give us back
all the States "a restored Union. and make
us one people. The ballot and that alone
Is there no other way None other under
The sun There is 10 other salvation.
senators. 20 90 ile country with It. Write
IL upon The sks IScribe if upon vour
banners and hang them on the outer walls
lt Is the flaming symbol OF victory Sir
tell me 1ot that the people will vote as
down Iu ftH- D.
oro.r,,,.', -, ,lli- ,,-. -N'''icss una.
hrsva IL a,,,.i, ,..'.i.... --', '"' lt'o anu
,vbita rebel ,b', ~" -'e 'he
mon .,3 - ',.,.7- '-'1 ~ ''A 'n' 10y Ill ieed-
No. -, - "idee'e er "uFlehs Ire
lom ''''' u" ''" '""1 iee-
Tibo,t, ,.;.l.o-,
Tall 10 mo ~ ,t,.., - ", u'"".
cinationI 7, i',.,,u1 .''-. l''"lic1l eiiiAh-
fia la,,,.,r. :, '.o .00"i''Oai plrauiH9 oI
tbe sfotas,,or '''' i' ,''D '''.''' 7'u we" "l
tho me-, or'I -. '.'''.. nag no |v'e lot
bis fan,ii,- and "..i0" '"N ,,'ilseii'
1eterrni,o 49, anu d." "hlcn
a slave ~, '.'. s'i"' '.'"" Is sum
bo,-e oii l.,s r...t'5 'ii"' ln' 0"D-e" may
enforee -. ''.',i's ''' courts lo
of r,o,,o,.,. ,..,, 1"e "ul el'iose
essential r., ,b, ,ha -, no "H.' i'7 i"os'
,.(,, - ~ ~ 'i7". 10 VOC because,
-. =. '., '.'0 Su1 ~ 'ote Is not natural
-. f,,l; .'.i. ,ur "a i''''-e". ''!"' up
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teal wsS-is tn eva..is., 'i... -
Won have IN -acYr. 49,. " ..''
civil. political ~ aIl tbo neo,,i. '''' '' ''''
/ here posifirelv denr ts.t a.. .,,. ....
effect to the ConsiiInfinnal .,oo,.I,,. .'.i .'-,
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The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-04-18
ALittle While.

a -ii.e while. an1 every fear.
That Ger the perfect cay
filings shadow DARK arl drcar.
ShaA pass. Ike mist, away.
lne secret tear, Tie anxious sigh.
S1All pass into . smile.
lam changes into eternity
We only ws.t a i|tt'o wlie.
'"eto while. and every charm
That steals away the heart.
Ana earthly JOYS thlt warm.
Aud lure ls from oar part
shall cease or heavenly view 4, din
The world shall ne. beguiis
Cur ever faiilfll thoighfs from Tn
WAC only wait litiie While.
A liilo while aad an around
lle earth, all Gaa. and sky
The sunny light. and so1nd
az nature s. mllstrc.sv.
shan ue Isl thay never hav, been
AMI ve. s., weak ant VIE.
b, creatures oi . brighter scene
We oaly Wait ll.ti1 while
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-04-18

\ FAIR REPULSE. At the time 0f tie
threatened invasion OF Scotland by the
French. the laird OF Logan was taunted ar
a meeting a. Ayr with a want OF l0Val spirit
at Cumnock, IS no volunteers had been
raised there Cumnock i on q high sta
ton ten OF twelve miles from the coast.
90 " nat sort OF people are YOU, up a. Cum
mock said an Ayr gentleman, you have
not single volunteer. Never you heed. ~
SAID Logan. quietly; IF the French land
al Ayr, there VIII soon be plenty or ro1un-
fesrs up az CumnOck -
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-04-18

~ The lost Atlantic cable Of last wear
+ 10 be- raised Three vessels, including
Inc treat Eastern, viii he provided with
graphing apparatus OF an improved Lew
pattern AMI Tie cable w.A be grapp.el in
three places al intervals ~ about two
miles One vessel viii grapple, ami II nee
essary, cut her end by means Of a steel
blade set in the graphing iron: the middle
ship viii haul up, aud tie third vessel viii
also raise tie cable % lessen the strain.
No one connected with the project appears
10 entertain the slightest doubt about the
success Of this portion 81 il. When the
end is recovered and q messars sent
through 10 Valcntia, o. test OF the cleo
trical condition. the splice Will be made
with the cable now lyiDe in the Great Fas-
tern. and then ali viii be plain sailing
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-04-18
Facts Of Fast Men.

The vicious die early They fall Ike
shadows, OF tumble wrecks and ruins into
the grave. often while quite Young. almost
before forty. The wicked lveth not balf
hls days. The world at once ratifes the
Truth and assigns the reason bv descrhinr
the dlSso.uie LIE OF fast men: that j. they
1--we Last They spend twelve. hours in six.
getting through the whole before The
meridian, and dropping into darkness while
others are IN the glory OF light. Their sun
Soeih down while il i 10 And they
might have helped H. Many a one dies
before he heed Young men OF genins
hNe Burns and Byron. u whom. when dis
>ipated and prohi-ate. thirty-seven i -o
latal, ana your obscure and nameless wan
derlnE stars. who waste their time in lih-
eftine udulgence-they cannot live. tbev
must die early They put on steam nh
they blow up the boiler. They run AZ sncb
rdte that the fire goes out for want of
lUeL The machinery IS DESTROYED hv rani6
speed and reckless wear. Nothirr can
save them Their physical system cannof
stand the strain they put it to; while the
state OF their mind / often such that The
soul would eat the substance OF the most
ROBUST body. and makes for itself Uav NJ
escape from the incessant he'll of its
thoughts.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-04-18

iOor anl Shoe Dealers have lust received a lar.a
Assortment of Spring stock of Boots and Shoes
consisting oi asn's, Women's. Boys. Misses
talifens lai Iolth's wear. Custom Work
prom7tly attended o..
4'jI JOHNS \ BAILEY.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-04-18
MISCELLANEOUS.
~ TLOSI ~ G OF Ut SALE
~ TIE
NEUFCHATEL WATCH COMPANY

Owing TO the failure and sudden close u the works
and business Of the Neuichatel Watch Co, a large
number Of fne watches. manufactured especially foi
the United State, beins heavy lIstCitss tncE
ers, intended to stand hard usage and sudden
changes of temperature are ett n hands for i'm
mediate sale. As agents OF Che Company. We are
obliged % dispose of ths stock for Cash u The short
est possible time. We have therefore, cocilei nn
the plan annexed. as the one that VII DE productive
OF the desired result This plan gives every one an
opportunity of obtaining nTstcliss timt-keepers al
price that all can command. A. every certificate
represents watch there are no blanks. and every
one who invests this sale MUST Get watch At half
the retail price Al least, and f at al fortunate on-
% wear with pride through life.
Remlttlnces may be msde - our T is6 in stored
letters or by express or post oce orders ana drafts
payable 10 our order and guarantee safe return
This nsures sale delivery anu sure return o. every
patron.
We guarantee every watch as represented AM sax
Isfaction is guarantee Boz every instance Knowing
the worth Of the stock we can give a guarantee 90
every purchaser. The price has been placed II tie
very low figure m order o. insure imUmetiate sale,
an all VIII desire % improve the opportuuity -h3Git
make early apnicafiNn
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-04-18

MASON lnd Blilicr. Lansing. Michigan Keeps
constantly on haul and l0r s4io, Grand Rapids
Lime. stHcco, and Water Lime. once At r. Booth.
reyd 90. s store ly SIS
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-04-18

'eNIl>l, wouii inform the people Of I4u.inz aud
FwlniN, ta1l ne = Prominently located in the city
~ Lansing, AMI IS prepared % perform an opera
tons pertaining CD tie Dental profession. iu the
m s. st''s'ac.Qiy malaer. Teeth Tiled with gold
~ ~, el aal''s im Artificial toeth mounted on
rubber bass. ln the latest approved stvle Oflre
SNsf q Armstrong; book store. Lansing NOV
'r-H A''H E1nXI
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{. III. MARTIN

sARBEMNG SiL0ON, over Dart q Davis Hardware
siore, Lansing. shaving ani Il Or Cutting In the
nies. sif le. has also Ladies department for the
manufacture OF az kiacs OF Hur Work in courec-
ton with l.s shop. 5ssvl
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VOL. T., NO. |. WHOLE NO. 573.

measure Fitzgerald seemed 10 be aware:
tor be never again showed himself II
brookes's' though he boasted everywhere
that he had been unanimously chosen 4
member OF the CLUB. 1T lu5 Lirs ia london
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-04-18
ATWOOD a. FRENCH.

ATTORNEYS ani Counseillrs al Law NsI Solicitors IN
chtncert Particular attention will be given o.
claims growing ont of the recent war Oinca over
Thee. Hluter store
o.. ATWOOD. I5jOr11 . n FRENCH rR
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(suorcs ar. to g. g. B.'cv & co.. Bankers AMI
Exchange Brokers. dealers in Government seclri-
ties, bay and sell Exchange
Lansing. Ice g lss5 55svI
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sPRAvG - HUNT.

HOMEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN & SURGEON. Lansing
Mlrh. Office aud resi ience, on Michigan Avenue
few doors east oi che Post once 5lSyi
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-04-18

- The Lld0ra Iowa Leiyer gives an
account 90 powerful man h.lng in Har-
'in county. "lo. thUJ-l Uuhu3al q fame.
l1- ,es -e- t.r more strength Than tha ceie-
'ia-.i Iir- alu-Aip Ills name j. Walter
Ha1iolk. ahI he resides at Hardin City.
he Wa member Cf company c. Of the
9Th Iowa Infantry. In the march OF Sber-
mans army 70 the sea, Mr.. Hall0ck lost his
right arm, IN a skiTmish near Macon. Ge0r-
gia l. vas amputated near TIE shoulder.
He seemed ~ suiier buf little Inconvenience
from TIE loss, and chops wood with Bis SIN
these members. II costs no unusual effort
for bin 10 cut and cord two and a half
cords per day, and he viii wager hfty
dollars that be can, with his remaining len
arm, split one hundred anl fifty rails day
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-04-18
DIR. GEO. T.. RAxNEY,

late surgeon second Michigan Clvalry) Physician
ami s.I-eau- Orcr formerly occupied by pr.
shank north of the Capitol Residence. American
House Lansing. 555mt-
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q. n. COLE

okNiiSf Teeth mounted IN Gold. silver. OF Rub
Der Base. Once 20 ms residence on Grand street
dfeciiy east OF thc Capitol Lansing. Michi
gan ss1 H.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-04-18

C'ansciors aud Solicitors. Lansing
Michigan. Prompt at -ltion given % Collections
Payment of Taxes, aud Investigation Of Land Titles
p. C. Dtcr- ~ $50 d. C. WILEY
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NO. w. LONGYEAR.


LAW. Cninccry aud Collecting Business. Lansing
hcagn olre over the second National Bank
500
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-04-18
AnIERICNN IIOUSE.
JOHNS a. HALEY

n. HUDSON Proprietor Lansing. Michigan. oppo-
site tho Capitol oallill.. General stage ONCE
kept boz connection with the House. 5lsyI
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-04-18
B. y. HALEY.

HOMEOPATHIC Physician aul surgeon. Lansing
Mich. Once and residence. west end 0l tle Miilla
Town brIss. Spariil attention gwen Co chrlul,
complaints. aId female diseases. Ir5g9
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-04-18

WAGON and Carriage Makers, lootof Wishtouao
Street below the slte of the Ltusr-g House
wagons constantly Ca hand, at reasonable prices
Repairing done 5l9yl
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TO T II p ARM ERSi
TO - y Il ME -.

The quality of our custom made Boots and Shoes
with which you have been familiar for the past
twenty i've years, is Jay BETTER than ever before
Our stock Is tanned The OLD FASHIONED WAY, aud
not destroyed by acids aud hot liquors in hasty tan
ming, as is too often the case with Eastern stock
our custom work IS warranted IA every particular.
and embraces Mems BOYS, Womeus, Masses and
Children : wear Ask for n 4 BALDWIN n co :
CUSTOM WORK 55fvl
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MISCELLANEOUS.
HALLS VEGETABLE SICILIAN
HAIR REN WEIR.

- the name linda ttcs. not ouly EENEv- the growth
OF the hair wAen tan and csiiiua oi bat positively
rsHses hscor o. the orisins shlie when 10 is turning
grey OF white. whether caused Dy disease grief OF
ola age
twill certainly do ..Aat is clinel for t. a TACT g.
which hundreds, nay thousands vino Lavc used it,
are really and willing q testify Where one bottle
Is fairly used. in sHy community. its rcputati IN
spreads hSe ~ilt-drc, aud 3 the best advertise
ment aud recommendation We desire In the New
England states where the &c RENEW ER " originated
the young ladies' use It as hsr-trcssing II IS found
on the tailet table young men talso al their bar
bers.) while older men and women, who desire Re
nscr ini Rssf1raiirs for their grey locks ami bald
heads viii not be without this article which gives in
every m-t4nre entire satisfaction.
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BUSINESS DIRECTORY, &C.
p. j. NfeKESDIsEE

ATTORNEY ANn CoUNsELoR AT LAW. lansing.
Mich Wl act as agent Tor bus ing and selling real
estate. and paying tive thereon forf9l.ign parties
512yl
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sad Counselor at Law and Solicitor d
Chlaclry Mison lngA tm County. Mich 1y53G
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-04-18

child thus defines gossip; It's when
nobody don't DO nothing. and somebody
goes aud tells Oft
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q" There D. a weapon -l..r Set.
And better than the bayolct-
i weapon that comes dos.u AS still
IS snow fakes iall upon the sod.
Aat executes a irccuau's VIII
As Lightning does Tho WllIof God
A weapon that no blots nor looks
On Lar--l l. IL. ..---t LIZ

The ballot will lead the freedmen over
the Red Sea Of our troubles. Il viii be the
brazen serpent, upon which no can look
and live IL will be his pillar Of cloud by
day and his pillar of fire by night. viii
lead him 10 Pisgah's shining hight. amt
across Jordans stormy waves, 10 Canaan's
fair and happy land. Sir the ballot is tie
freedmen : Moses So far as man is con-
cerned | might say that Mr. Lincoln was
the Moses OF the freedmen: but whoever
shall be the truest friend OF human freedom.
whoever shall write his name highest upon
the horizon of public vision as the friend of
human liberty that man-ard ] hope il
may be the President of The United States -
Will be the Joshua to lead the people into
the land OF dcliverance
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-04-18

=
loa Ia any druggist or dealer urgc upaa yol a
different article. there Is ~ prcptfatiaa in the
world ike this Beware Of any article rurp1rting .
be the same.
Try HALL HAIR RkNtWrR according q nirec-
tions, and you will use no other
" not sold az druggists IN your town. trial bottle
VIII be sent You by express upon receipt Of one dol
lar ny mail, thus giving You an opportunity at
ohee ut testng It's excellent qualities
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-04-18
NEW STORE AND NEW GOODS

j. : CONhilN, formerly OF the
hrm ot Morrison x Conklm. > has lust
opened = new Jewelry store on the
corner OF Woodward avenue ana
iarned street, Detroit, Mich ana
has on hand large and well selected
stock Oi Watches. Jeweiry, silver
and Plaici ware, Clocks AMI Fancy
foods Watch aud Jewelry repair
Tag done by experienced wOrkmen.
Don't fail 10 call al C0nklin's s when
you 60 20 Detroit. HIS elegant store
AMI beautiful assortment OF goods
are well worth examining 555yl
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Notices In Local Column charged a. ton cents per
line f0r Che lrst Insertion and sx cents per line r1r
each s41es4uent Insertion but no notice Inserted Tor
lessthau seventy lvc cents.
Clris .n Blslaess Directory or six lines orloss.
s. per year.
Ys1riy Aiverti sement- have The privilege three
change.
s.srho Yearly rates apply % regular ana ordinary
business ifvertisemcnta only All others charged
by the Square.
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ITO DENTISTS Whites Dram 4 Arm
Il suoug's and Clark : Teeth fn partial ana fnu
setts- also Dentists Rubber Gutta Pe-cha. sud sep
arating sles- kept or hand constantly by the thesu
seroer Orders BY mail viii receive prompt attention
Lsnsing, Jan 81 1855 (562m3) =. WILLS
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c. a. COOK, Chicago, Ill.

1encIai Agent Tor the North W estel n states.
K L. HALL co, PrOpriet0rs. Nashua Y. II.
Sole a wholesale in Chicago bv Fuller Finch 4
Fuller Hurnianls * Van Schaack. Lord & smith smith
4 l'wyer. j. H. Reed X G.. Chas c. smith Detzsch
HocSi X Co, H. SeovIi. ". n. Harris & Co. Post L
Blicau, and by druggists snd dealers generally.
553m6
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RATES OF ADVERTISING:

s0JrIED ET THE STATE REPrHucas. JAs. Z 1854
Tsn Lines orless considered a sqlare)
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BOOTS AND SHOES.


The heslbscriberl wolli respectfully announce @. ths
CITIZENS Of Lansing aat vicinity tlai The, have
opened
, 1866-03-03
VOL. XIX.

corsldeEnc a. to Tho representation Of certain ds
statc:, vcuid tlers be an5 hing wrong In their
Nj: DooltTTLE. NJ friead from Ohio Is put
tassss n TX e. ss Ct e. ssr M he
IRON OHIO suggest. sutae1hinc abont the prop:isty
Of cersain action ME. Dooittlet reiterated that
,hs Son d ssde Tsa n9'
Nr: DAVIS. Vim The Senator yield TO me mo-
Dir. DAVIS. suppose tile sena'c was divided
4 enea stsies sSa Us so tie u leeosass
NJ DooIITTEE. FIFE. 1t Is no,a suppo=.ble e..e
resolution 10 accomplish it.
Nr. D6oLITTLE said If the Senate admitted
seua:ors rom Canada The Aense could not inter-
g. y rs :Ps II said to admit three sepatart
from tsch state would not be any wossc than to nd
nlt Senator IRON Ganada.
could r1ch'iul!y admit seua,ors from Csnada-'t
a ieneihy de6aiE followed. pastislrztcd tu ~
tan Wipk]e aud Others ii the conclusion o. Tiee,
uhs question On the passase OF the feeotut'on "as
Severn atteupts4o amend wc.e made. hnt aIl fail.
ea, ard The regulation pAssed, yeas -. nsys Is
a''s:. s1asSWs..,t ant,opv. Bnocr. Clark Chan
i,cr. Corucss. C7aqin. ErsssWe,;, Fe:sendsn. Eos.
ter. t;rimas. Harris. Hsnder.on. Howe. EIrXwoo3.
n iannc of lnd.ana, Mol71l, Sye. Pollard, Pomeroy,
1am.ey Shsa9 wppE xpaSRs nns Isusu
SGV.Hs1es.rs' Brrtal'rx. Gown Davis. IrTon
1,nn1fr,1e f;nihria' Tendrieks johnson. / sne y!
ksrsas, McpouRal, Morgan. Nesmish. Norton,
W..sts 9eaAe"@1s. 1'7"a']* 1s0sA'o" a"o ~
+itEFn-3;ess1s. Foot Howard and Wright,
HOUSE ...
Thr SPEAKER laid before the House comfNu
nicasion from the Secretary Of lie Navy, with TOE
nsef ,ss &e: q q ,ne easpa,1pa, ~ ~, IN re na aso
cost %! paper. rr1Etius, ecd advertising 10. tt1'
! Dtpar1mrnt fps ss65.
| ~. HiGB1 Presented a memorial from tbs 1ee :
| thc construction Of sp overland rarnsd and tele
| graph 1ine to California.
! Nr. StJIESEll. presented the joint resolution o
| 10 the increase Of the regular army, aud scrom
zuendirg the appointment ot volunteer officers 4
fill positions therein, Inc resolution was rvlss1et
Nr. E;GIEsToN Introduced blu 10 lurth.
'osr #. an vessels, whIea sas scelred 10 6e CON-
u1,ttec On Commerce.
aifli:arr Anlilt was d:sectcd to inquire Into ii,
| ,s-op.1tty OF providing b. law list .p1ui:fr wh,
cuhs,td In ltG1 and 1ses snd served more than
crrt.scs4f IN TIC serv1re, ehat reeeYs iha corerp
1urnt hornsr TO ut1lct they opld hare been cnti
tleti Lsd lhey scrsrd two wears.
on Rc2a* and t,arnls reporfed a b, 10 constrntt
ship canal arcunn tho mis- Of Staeura, which wa
| sc:d fwice and rrconlmItted
Ord citt7en. oi t;eo1s wl,c W. Hcsd, ~ ~ f foi
iow.: ..Nr, The undersigned ccprd c7tfzcus 0f th;
Stale Of tsoorgfa respectfully rrrrese1t tha, ne a:
iorafs srs - c-de, ~ ,n,a n. ,.i,, 49, 1irs.. r
, 1866-03-03

Tile aTurkcts-ProcccdIne Of the Te1a.
uuvct,tfps.-Obltuury-T Louisiana
LenTeINtuEe.

Tile asArkcts-ProcccdtnE Of the TeIa+
rcs,tiom-Obltuary-Th Louisiana
Legislature.
NEW Du1EAHs, March 2.-Cotton wns tItm Today;
isles atLo !,airs rndunEs at s6c; exports for til.
week, l5.6as balea; stock Or hant1 IL. 456 baleF.
sugar, fur 10 fully far, 1t4E;5c Molssaes prime
Gold. 12i;s.
The Texas Convention has referred 10 'ha FL
I2uet Committee Tie Wkolo subject Of the pnhtfc
deLt OF the State. Tho Committee on Indlan AZ.
fatk reported ia taror Of making treaty WITH tho
Greeks aud Ch1ckaslW., pts.nftrIng them to hapg
Oh the frontier Il they will a-s:st ID protecting set
t;eIe f6m hostile Indians Also, to sc7d Cou1ml.-
n,issiouers to Washington to lay the condition OF
tllc frontier before Congrcss.
The tonlmi.es. Of tho Whole adopted the Con-
Legislature 10 ha.c resided ii the Stat- Ye Yea.s
previous 10 election. An amendment. making
legislative sessions annual, was lost,
A great majority OF eecessfou.-tx In the eouren.
t1on yoaed for the tec}ons granting ciyil Ega.s
legrocs TO enc and be <1ied, TO te.tify il courts
10 contract 1d be contracted With. to acluire, oI1
ard frans!1lt property In al cases the ea1e as
whites. and be subject 10 no penal Iswa h2s.d an
inequality or distinction.
George Arnold Gall. prominent English cotton
hGycs, d1ed yesterday Of apop@ezy.
The LoutstHEa Le@1toturC h1vn passed an act rc-
aul11ng property sod by Sheriff to bring il full
apnIalsed VALUE: al:o. az act t:lsasiag ftom ray.
nteut ot state. parish. OF municipal taxes fof IL
three months BY Federal military antho.stie%
a:a,nst o~hers| consent; also, returning to 1hosa
Nho hive paid their iaxe3 on sncd property
the amounts they have Maid.
, 1866-03-03

Lr~t-tatfre F5oceedInZ--WrIts ofElec-
xaon-ns Getting Mt Thorn Erovc-Oll
zXDuahngx-Tile River.
Especial Despatch to the Ghieaso 1rihunc.1
NASHVILLE, March 2
In tie Senate committee Vas appointed to IT,
reeuss,e the eubIec. OF the report Tia! lhe olce o!
Bark Director Is not lucrative aua in consequence
.hat Mt. A. IS. L1nlsley. Poutua..es. Is not lis.
qualified from holding It under the constitution Of
Icrnessee.
III tue House PIRATE hills were acted nnon. Scr-
c1a} members wrro granted leave Of absence 20
further 1ntinees val b< trarsacted At present.
Gov EroanTow Nil1 rrobsbIy ts.ue writs Of elec-
lion TOMORROW, to ill sa-auties: and until new
II lrabeIr arc retu11cd, ftx Will conlirue 10 meet
aua adjourn [rpm tac 10 day
4 unbltc meeting w1s held 1t Ihnrr CsorT, Knox
county. Tcru., Feb. =. ct which II. 4. r cald-
wtll Wrs Chairman, and Lieut.. 7. L. Sra.tht Sccfe-
th1y. seties al se.olu!!ons we're adorteA, des1e
nstlne f0'ored troops a. the cause Of bittefDes.
and stkirg the Pres tdent 10 remove them. and ii
NECESSARY, 10 replace them utth White troaas.
Stc1Ic@ o: all EEd. arc circulating fD th1a city.
mort Of which NAY tc safely set down as hamaHEs.
With uut fwo exceptions, there ia not get p1y-
tDg oil well in Tennessee.
River failing; s feet on ehcals. Indications Of
rain.
I'ne arrivals arr the Imperial, from st. Louis :;
NeWshos, from oil re9fons. Departures. NtT:ooT-
{or IN Cumberland; Fannie Brandlez. for Louts-
S3tf