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this proposal, but negotiations we're inter
rupted By the breaking out Of the war. In
October last the American Government re-
newed the proposition for arbitration, and
a convention was signed, which now awaits
ratification by the Senate OF the United
States
Nidnight--In the House OF Commons, to-
night, the Canada l0an-bill was read tsiirt
time and passed
The prospectus of new India and Panama
Telegraph Company Is just issued. Its de-
sign Is to connect South America with Eu-
rope aud the United States BY means of 4
cable from Cuba to Central America
The Times to-day has an article on the duel
yesterday between Cassagnac and Gustave
a better DAY in store for France, II the En-
political cOntestss We shall look for a grad
nal but hnal diseoniinuanee of appeals tn
the sword, which only escapes being ridicu-
lous when absolutely atrocious-"
FLORENCE, Aug S.-The Correspondence
Reyiea Announces that the English Squadron
has sailed from the Bay OF Naples for Malta,
where it will soon be Joined by the Atlantic
Squadron. This assembling Of the English
naval forces is intcaded To prcreni, in ease 1t
is needed, h0stilittes between Turkey and
Egypt.
CoNsrANTINOPLE, AHg S.-Thc difficulty
between the Sublime Porte and the Viceroy
of Egypt is in a fair way of being Satisfacto-
rily settled. The foreign Powers have advis
cd Ishmael P2eha 10 pursue moderate
course, and dissrow all intention Of produ-
cling trouble with the Sultan.
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JUST RECEIVED
FIX
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FROM RRE M EN-,

A Large and Varied Assortment Of Merehan-
disc, Selected Expressly for this Market,
consisting in part Of the following
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Tpnhlic-NO. 10 l


An Act relating to freedmen's hospitals.
Be il enacted by the Set ate and House IF Rep
resentatives of the United Statet of America in
Congress assembled, That the Commissioner OF
the bureau of Refugees and Freedmen is au hor-
lied and directed to continue the freedmen's
hospitals at kchmon., virgina; Visk,burg,
mississippi; and in the District of Columbia it,
cuing the asylum tor aged aud infirm freedmen
and for orphan children Provided, That the en-
pense tlerecf shall b. p.id by the Commissioner
ont of moneys heretofore appropriated for the use
of the bureau: And provided further, L, at said
hospitals shall be discontinued soon as may
be practicable in the discretion of the President
OF tn. Uni ed States.
Approved, April I, 1869.
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Public Resulutiun-No. ..
Joint Reso ion To- supply an omission in the en-
rOlmen, of the - act making approx rittious
sundry civil expenses # the - ruirent or The
year ending Juue thirfietu. eighteen huJ dred
and seventy, ani fr other purpose, FproTed
March mind, eighteen AUudre and sixty nine
BE i, resolved Uy the Seuate ami House # sep
resent stIyeS f the United states # America in
Congress assembled, II at the following item, on
itt,G IN the enrolment of the act making ap
preparations + >uuary civil expenses Of the
government r the year enI!nE June thntieth,
eight, ca buiid, e. aud seventy and fr other pUI-
poses arp owed March third, eigh cen hun
drad and sixty nine. be and the sane Is hereby,
made to al Lis ms Id purposes part # said act,
viz:
For this amount t. paw =. 4. Shepherd the
sum due h III vn "A Lost check drawn Icy Robert :.
- 1hbouIs, L tied States special lni.an agent,
on ghe second # June, eight hundred and 1ity-
nine. Oh the assistant tTe.ssJia CT f the Unite!
States at New Yora citA, f'r su plies fGEris he'd
lie indian depsr n,ent. Twelve hundred dollars
Approved, March -, lsc9.
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April 10, ls69.
fPublic-No. q.


An Act concerning the Attorney General.
Be it enacted by the Senate and House If Rep
reseutatives of the Cnitet States Of America in
Congress assembled, That 81 much OF the = 4 CT
making appropriations for the legislative. ez-
&c ltive aud judicial, expenses Of the govcrnme t
for the year ing the thirtieth Of June eigh
teen hund ell and seventy as repeats the s-c-
ond section Of the act Of August second, eigh-
teen hundred and siXty-one entiti = An act
concerning the Attorney General and the att"r-
neys and marshal- Of the several districts" be,
and the same is hereby, repealed: and slii sec nd
section is hereby declared to heia full force: and
it shall be the duty Of the Attorney General To
report at the commencement of The next session
Of Congress, and TO each succeeding session, the
names Of all the persons employed fer the pur
ses aforesaid, end where and upon what bust
ness employed, with the compensation paid to
each.
Approyed April TO- 1862
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Epublic-No. Is 7

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An Act making approp iation for the improve
ment OF rivers AMI harbors for the fiscal year
ending June So 1862 and the year ending June
80, 1870.
Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Rep
resentatiyes If the Un.ted States of America III
ongress assembled, That the sum of two miflion
dollars is Hereby nppropra ell far the fiscal year
ending June thirty. eighteen hundred and sixty
nine and the year ending June thirty, eighteen
hundred and enty to Ire expended for the re
pair, extension, pre-ervaion, and completion of
works for the improvement of rivers and haTbors
under the direction of the Secretary of War;
Provided. That The Secretary # War is hereb,
authorized to cause such expenditures 10 be male
so as best to subServe he in Is OF CONNIE ce; AMI
he is required to report to Congress at he opening
of its December session, all expenditures made
under the provisions OF this act up TO that time
in detail.
Apnroyei April 10. 1862
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Joint Resolution to supfly oulis-icIs in the en-
iolen.eAt 4 ce tain ai preparation acts approved
March third, eighteen hauLEed and sixty
nine.
be i. resolved the Senate and House Fl Rep
re-eutatlves IF The United states OF Anne lea IN
Cor sress assembled, That the following Iten-.
omHted in the eur luueut f apPrupria ion acts
approved March third, eighteen HUNDRED and
SKI, nine. Ire, and the same are hereby. a.
allIenaed, made yaL'a rur i2rs Of tie acts from
which taey omitted, viz:
in the :. ct IA pAing Appropriations for the
Ie-i .atIVC, eAetutay-. ans Jad.tia! expenses #
the saverr meut y the year ending he thirtIeth
II june ei- hIc-u IUnIIel and seventy after
tn pruNIsy Tie iasa-Iaih -omucncIaS " For
stillis add X ,rase- collectors. assessors, as
ss-,tAt a--rs,.i-. revenue agents. &c, insert;
" Piov.de4 further, Thai after The passage Of
this &c L. 1T p. Irtais uf al Internal revenue
bonded wa. eIluu-es >hsll Reimburse to the United
UtIv- tie EXPENSES ami saaIy @! II It feke Pers
ether Officers 10 CAarEe..f such warehouses.
and the sEai, be pad INTO the treasury ami
accou ted g,r Ike .tt.er public Moneys
In the act masking appropriations f"r sundFy
civil eNpeuses 4 lie government for The year
eHdin5 june U igtieth, eighteen hundred and sew
enIy. ana fgr othrT pup .>rS- ua4eT the heading
o. publi; Bu,iaitE~ aid 8rouHa-,' heiors tie
it-In For pay Of iaHp,iEiltcs un- fitting" &c.
IuS-rr t.g ii-hIii = tfse Capitol ana Presidents
house ami Il.Llr gruun around them and around
the executive Offices, thirty .AJus-g, doi.srs.'
Approved, March -, 1883.
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Joint Resolution t. facilitate the construction OF
the ora cUse at Bangor Haiac-
B. il resolved by the Senate ana IL 'u.e Of Rep
,eseutttir~s II the Omitted ate OF America ia
eugres, assembled, That The secEetstEy Of tie
T. e,tsufy he auth riZ-si T. maze present apPii
cation Of the ,weut five thousand dollars appro
ur4rc! at the Last session # he fJrIisth Congress
Tor the Blngo custom, house and pubic buildings,
the same to be applied To the use proyi cd ia said
apprari .tior, mot hereby Increasing the said aI'-
PRECIPITATION is uerytuf.Ie ma e.
Approved, April 3, 1873.
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Public Reso,ution-No. II. !

A Resolution respecting the retirement Of the
Brevet Major General 2. HIentzelman.
Resolved by the senate and House of Repre-
senta ives of the United states Of America in Con-
gress assembled, That the President of the
United STATES be, and he is hereby, authorized to
place the OF Breyet Major General 5.
Hientzelman on the relii ed list Of the army, with
the full rank # the comm md held by him when
wounded IN accordance with sections sixteen and
seventeen Of the act of August, eighteen hun
dred and sixty-oue, and section thirty two # the
act of July twenty eight, eighteen hundred and
sixty six.
Approved, April 10, 1sf9.
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Joint Ie,o ut.en authorizing the tran7feF-Cf GER
tain appropriation, LeTet-f r. made.
Be it resolved b. the S-nue and Eiouse # Rep
roscutatives If the Uuitel States Il America IN
Congress assembled. hat tie Secr' ts.ry nj the
Treasury he ami "a. Is hereby, u4tagTizei and di-
evluI L. ctT7t the -.iu 1T -t' y-eIZtt thousand
dol ans u he Transferred flou the "ppropr iation
ffr - paper for th, putic printing" contained N
rhract entitled .. an act IHaluEG appropriations
FIR the legislative, eZs cutivr, and jad .cid ex
r.. nsss uf ti3e government r tue year eniing
june tiirtIch eighteen huqired and sixty Iiii,e "
,lpr.N ed ou the 1" etir.h # July, eighteen hun
red am sjXty-,-Lf ia aid II the appropriations
contained ia u - s.rreart far the fJiluwinS pur-
pcs,> AMI in the following proportions, 10 wit:
FHr cont. ge'.t eN Pauses Il the oihce Of Con
,re siaral ffui=r. three th1u-sHd liars.
:"r the ahi.c printing, seTeEty-hye tSuosand
dollars
A-nrnr.i AlLril 10 lsG9.
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Jeirt RcsoEuti1u corcsr.iug vacancies IN the hd-
ia ant tee a. : t@ra tneut.
Be Il TespisesI 10y the Sensie unf House of Rep
yr-eu,Hiiyts # tic I.itel STATES ( America in
Cru-re-s assembled. That the vacancies existing in
HE adiuIatt veacsHls departments At tie tine %
lie irs-s1Ge uf he act approved hirrh third
ei-3l 5-c ban red and sxiy-uine. messing ap-
Yrr--TtfI las FIR HE supp. ri + the army Tor II e
year endt = ure titiTtieth, eighteen hundred an i
Sc eHty, g.G FIR Der f.lGr RS : he ami the
are heiebs eNearl tod ulE1 the operation Of
SAID net.
approved, h9rl 10, 1sc2.
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4 Resolution respecting the pay aud allowances Of
enlisted men f the army.
Resolved I-y the -rHate and House If Represen-
tativeszf the United >tGics Of America in Con-
x es~ assembled. Tiiai tie Ply ami allowances IF
tile enlisted men # The amy shat r.-I.an
now fixed hv law until re thIrtieth IF June,
eighteen hundred and seventy.
Approved, Apiii g. 1879.
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A PesoIu'ion extending the tiuse for tie comple-
ton Of the iortpge Lake ana Lake suLe-iar
ship ca al
I.esllrea by the Senate and Hense Of Rep
resentat5ves If the United States Of America in
Co arcss assembled, That the time for the com
pletien f the Portfge Lake and Like Superior
slp canal he aud the same is hereby. ext Rsled to
the III ~ Gay of March, eighteen hundred and
seventy one.
Approved, Aprl 10. 1879.
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Approved, April 10, 1859.
TPubIjc-No. Ill

An Act to repeal an act If the legislature Of New
Mexico imposing capi'ation tax on bovine
cattle.
Be it enacted by the Senate and House Of Rep
resentatives of the uUltei Stat oi America in
Congress assembled That the act Of the legis-
lature of the Territory Of New Mexico. If Fehru-
airy third, eighteen hundred AMI siNty-nire and
all OF laws and parts IF laws If saillegi>lature
imposing capitati0u tax on bovine cattle intro
duced into the said Territory from thor 4 rri-
tories or States, CT the republic Of Mexico, he,
and the hereby, Gisapproved and re-
pealed
Approved, April 10, 1859.
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ed, March &c, 1869.
Public Resolution-No.

Resolution relating to government buildings at
Fort Totten, Dakota Territory
Resolved by the Senate and House of Represen-
tatives If the Unit d States Of America IN Con
sress assembled That the Secretary OF War be,
and he hereby is, authorized AMI empowered TO
direct the necessary buildings at Fort To:ten,
Dakota Territory, to be constructed of brick
and to accept those ar said fort already
structed Of brick Proviied, That in his Judgment
buiidi, g Of that mater ial Will not be more x
pensive than buildings of wood And prov drd
further, That no appropriation will be necessary
therefJr.
Approved, April 6, 1869.
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Uved, April 10, 1se9.


Resolution authorizing the removal # the pub
lie stab 'es, steam saw mill. and other build
iBgs from the Capitol grounds
r. solved 10y the Senate and House OF Repre-
seniatIyes the United States of America in Con
gFess assembled, that the ofii-e in charge of
the Capt. OF extension be- anH he Us hereby, author
lied I clear from the Capitol grpun1s the pub
lie stables, steam Saw-mil, aud such other build
iIl:s are NJ further use to the work on the
Capitol exten-ion.
ADur,,yp1 March % 1850
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TORrICIALI
Laws OF TaE UNITED STATES
Passed at the First Session of the Forty
First Congress.

CPublic Resoiution-Ne. 81

A Resolution relative to Consular fees.
Resolved by the Senate and House Of Represen-
.stive5 Of the United States Of America in Ton
rress assembled, That section three of chapter
two hundred and thirty three IF the public acts
of the thirty ninth C nsress, approved July
twenty five, eighteen hundred and sixty six, be-
sud is her-by, declared 80 take effect from
after Jaaaary fest. eighteen hundred and sixty
seven. Aud ali fees which have been paid into
the treasury In obediance to the provision of laid
section, 81 W Nch accrued prior TO said first day
Of January, eSSNteen hundred and sixty seven
shall be refunded out Of consular receipts
Approved, March %, 1863.
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Speaker ofthe House Of Repre- ~ent stives
L. L n AZ

End ,rsed by the President: Received Fenru-
airy 9th, 1>e9''
Note by the Department Of state The 70 E.
going resolution having been presented t. The
President of the United states for las approval.
aud iiot having been returned L. hun TO the
h It - Of Co -reSs where il or ginate within the
time prescribed ny tue Constitution the United
states has bee me law without his approval ]
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An Act to establish certain pest roads.

An Act to establish certain pest roads,
Be it enacted by the Senate and House Of Rep
resentatiyes OF he United States IF America il
Congress assembled, That the following be estab
| iished post roads:
ARIZONA TERRITORY.
| From Tucson to the Sonora Line.
| From 1ncSon, via Camp Grant. Florence
| Phoenix, and Camp Mcdowell, to Wichenburg.
ALBANIA.
| From Newbern to Cottage Hill.
ILLISoIS.
From Chebanse 10 Eidrdgeviue.
From Shelbyvilie, va Todd's Point and Prati :
RE. House. to Neawedua.
From Fa'fisld, via sPringerylle and Enfield
TO Sacramento.
From Neredosiq to ReaTdstown.
Prom Ctryin. via Roland and Elba to EQUALITY.
From fairheId IL Flora.
From Louisville, via Eenia, KeeHvllc, and
Long PTa t'rfe, TO Mac Leausburo.
From Mason, via Fiem>buTg, NinterTowd, and
Gib-on's store. T. Newton.
Prom Muors PraL RE pos office, via Spring
Gar. en-, Dagesy-ile, ana WIZ amsburg to Ashley.
From jerome to West Liberty
WA.
From Washing ION t. .r'h English.
From TllryraHd 20 ; "a Eng.5sl.
Prom Spr rE.sid o. Victor.
Frem Belle Plain to Hnr er-o0.
Prom Nguitun to Ct.tTcvlfis.
vi HlGAN
From Norwood il Etlmes c uaty, via Antrim
City. to Atw0ni. I've Antrim ,oarty.
From Ugto, Wa Douglass and Colmogsa, to Ia
bi- NEE.
From Fgb3.Eds.on. louia county. to Alma.
Graligt county.
NIsSysaTs,
Fl IN Lake City VIA feil, Forest Mound, EIgiD,
AMI N.p a, To- Ezrota.
Fr.m Maple Plain, Heanspin county, to Young
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No lives were lost at Bastrop or Webber
vile.
The Colorado is going down, but the
Brazos is still rising slowly.
MACON, Georgia, July l6.-The exRnins-
ton of Turner, on the charge of ofattempting
before United States Commissioner ". c.
Morrill,.
The government concluded its testimony
to-day, and proved that Turner, in the
early part Of this year, attempted to pass to
a bank in this city hundred dollar bill,
which was rejected as counterfeit. Also,
that he confessed to j. Clark SWayse, editor
of the american Union, principal witness,
on the. fourth of July, that he had for fear
he would be killed and the notes be found
on his person, given $500 in counterfeit
notes to Marion Harris, to be returned to
him when they got home.
1t was proved that nine hundred dollars
in counterfeits on the First National Bank
of Jersey City was found on the person of
this woman in Atlanta, which were intro
| duced, as also letter from Turner to the
woman, found at the same time.
The court adjourned till ten A. N. to-
morrow.
RICHMOND, July l6.-A telegram from
Lexington, to-day, says the State Educa-
tional Convention, after an exciting debate
on the mode of educating the colored race,
| in view of the present anomalous condition
of affairs, tabled the subject till next an
nual meeting.
| An educational journal was established,
| General Lee taking fifty shares of the stock.
General Custis Lee is quite i'll.
The German singing societies of New
| York, who arrived here this morning, were
| publicly welcomed at the theatre tonight
| By the Mayor. Their concert was crowded,
and the theatre intensely hot.
Several of the New York Germans fell
| from sunstroke after their march through
George Froth, a citizen died of sunstroke
| being the first death since the heated term
began. Thermometer 10j in the shade.
Official count'a at headquarters OF the State
vote shows Governor Walkers majority tc
| be II 900.
FoRTBEss MONROE, July 16.-The Presi
dent and party arrived to- day. They wert
received with military honors, and, after s
short stay, left for Long Branch.
PHILADELPHIA, July 16.-Mechanical oper
ations in the chief coiner's department o
the United States mint are suspended for
few weeks, for the purpose of placing new
set of boilers in the institution.
LEXINGTON, No., July l6.-A terrible tor
nado swept over the city to-day. Many
houses were unrOofed and otherwise dam
aged. The Caucasian newspaper Office is {
perfect wreck. Growing crops are pros
trated and fruit trees destroyed. No loss o
life as far as heard from.
River Intelligence.
| SOUTHWEST PASS, July l6, P. M-Ba
rOmeter 29:75. Wind east south east an
fresh. No arrivals or departures.
| LOUISVILLE July 1G.-River rising witt
seven feet of water in the canal.
ST. Louis, July l6.-River receding.
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WASHINGTON.


The YeFRer HaDSa.s COTpus CaSe-A
Decision Next October - Another
Heavy Reduction In the PubIie
Debt--The White House Deserted
Seizure OF Cuba sugar in LOuisianR
HORsheads at g. LOuis-Intense Heat
at Washington.
WASHINGTON, July 16.-Argument in the
Yerger habeas corpus case was concluded
to-day. The important questions involved
in this petition has induced the Attorney
Generalto to enter into written stipulation
with the petitioners counsel, to put the
question in such form as may be considered
and determined by the United States Su-
preme Court next October.
The present application TO the Chief
Justice is to remain suspended, the Pre-
sident authorizing the Attorney General to
cay that NO sentence of the military com.
mission, further than necessary for the safe
custody of the prisoner, will be executed
until final determination by this court.
This meets the approval of Chief Justice
Chase.
Present indications point to another
heavy reduction in the public deOt during
| the month. Customs and internal revenue
| receipts very favorable.
The executive mansion, owing TO the
| absence of the President, is entirely
deserted by officials Of all grades Of in
| portance.
WASHINGTON, July 16.-Information has
been received at the Treasury Department
| of the seizure of large lot OF sugar in St
Louis, by the Collector Of Customs there
on the charge Of having passed through thu
| Custemhouse at New Orleans by fraud. Tht
sugar was received in st. Louis as
domestic article in Louisiana hogsheads
| but experts who have examined It, pro
nounce it Cuba sugar, 1t is held until tn
matter can be investigated.
Richard D. DeHart, of Indiana, has beeI
appointed Consul at Santiago de Cuba.
The Postofhce Department has advice
| from New Mexico concerning depreciation
| by Apache Indians, who captured severa
mails lately, and killed and wounded
number of persons on the routes.
Dispatches from Rodney Station, on III
Union Pacific Railroad, report an accident
by which two we're killed and two wounded
The weatheris intensely hot, ThermOme
ter at P. NJ. was at l0l.
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SUPREME COURT OF LOUISIANA
THE SESSION AT MONROE
JEFFERSON CITY CASES SUBMITTED

The Supreme Court of this State COM
menced its session at Monroe a few days
since, Chief Justice Ludeling and Associate
Justices Taliaferro, Howell, and Howe on
hebench.
The cases Of the State VS.. Kreider. Mayor
of Jefferson City; State VS.. Lagroue, Treas
urer: State VS.. Med. Nader, Controller, and
State We. Fellows ct ais, Councilmen Of
Jefferson City, came up. The Governors
appointees, by the District Attorney, were
made plaintiffs in the suit.
The District Court decided in favor of the
Governors sppointees, and the defendants
took an appeal, which was made returnable
at Monroe. ]. Hawkins and Butler for
plaintiffs. Mr.. Hawkins made powerful
and logical argument, and the case was sub.
mitted on briefs by both parties. A decision
will probably be rendered Monday.
State VS.. j. C. Gregor, charged with mur-
der of the mate Of q steamer lying at the
levee in New Orleans,
In this case, on certain exceptions taken
by defense on the trial before the First
District Court, an appeal was taken, return
able to the Supreme Court at Monroe.
The case was argued with his usual
ability by Colonel A. P. Field, for the de-
| fendant, and was submitted.
State, on the relation of Eugene Mccarthy
vs. l. Claiming. This case, under the usur
patton act, was argued by Colonel Field ant
submitted. Mccarthy was elected Justice
Of the Peace for Algiers, and Claiming wa
appointed by Governor Warmoth, but tn,
case depends on some other points thai
these facts, if we remember correctly.
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Cor,ebo1v who sions himsplf 4" A True
% adjnsi = in fbe RrprRTInGN of June TWEEN
tt"tI, a. IN q had yUay
W. e,a somsvhaf surnrised at our CON
.or,oor1ry or and former member to the S. ".
NJ Hon MicSaeI Hahn. for giving space in
No na0ar 10 sncb contributions: but as he
its sasIos to ne eyceedingIy Kind and liberal in
oDsninG his columns to ali sorts oil social
opd noiitfcai controversy. we suppose this
o. 80 o,i pJl-ttT',, i"staDre NJ Il
Tba W NJ has nothing to do with
politics. We shall ''take in whom we
please and keep out whom we please; But
no co!9Gsd men ,S are a%i'tvU tSe ~ a Sny yreteTa
nat ti, no nolilicai considerations govern in
this matter. We have nothing to do with
Tor ragnst hsllGss OF De9cTsss Gs5 Tsfa a. TSIl
wen nue i90t in the North do not admit any man
having drop Of colored blood, saves US the
trouble II making any defense. 20 70 20
.nos9 Po"Tii"i ga aftsr ibev bavl decided il we
| snail decide for ourselves. We are not
pioneers and dom propose to he. No
donot paIoGnlh T W." tio In oTgTp bnf s ssu 5o nnr
| ni,-Dcsa 10 invest or sink our ali in IL at