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INDIANA.

Bank Of the State. psr
Free BankE................ 81
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Thus far capital and labor have been applisd 70 de-
velopng the sol the great resources of the State IN
coal and iron almost untouched The inFariabs rule
that the mechanic arts flourish best where food and fuel
are cheapest will follow at an early day IN Illinois, and
n the course Of the next ten years the natural laws and
necessities Of the warrant the belief that az least
I've hundred thousand people VII be engaged in the
state Of Illinois n various Manufacturing employ
rnauf1 .
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TELEGRAPH lC.

ARRIVAL OF THE DANIEL wEBsTER
AT NEW YORK.
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From the Commercial Bulletin, Boston.
Said to be very ehieacious for the headache.
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On the 18th day o; February, 1851, an order Of at
tachment was issued In this action for the sum Of
kighty-hve Dollar aad Eighty-tw0 Oents, and the
set for hearing the 18th dav Of prii, al
O'Clock, r. n BROWN 4 ANDREWS,
Cleveland, o. By John l.. Brown.
mtT2532s.
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8ailaers.

p ROCKS S. q. q 3. W.. BUILD
Il ERS. Also nanuiaeturerB Of Doors BIiDds
sash, Brackets and all kinds d Scroll -saVvnr ~
oothlc work. Particular attention paid 70 Fittiis
gP stoTeI. taetoTI on Division street, near Csnt7s
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nARLFY mAI,r-sIarkot steady at s7aono

CaHMftn.
fORN-Market lc lower with moderate business
doing for export md home consumption. HHles are
fTWn bush at 6Tfe old mixed western In store, tpc
llysrpd; 63c Tor now do NJ y. X peput t3A64c for
new yellow Jersey, 6317ac for inferior 70 prime new
Southern yeilowi Iu6s7sc prime and ehUhe white
south -rn.
slkc state. |H
P0R < Market very firm, particularly mess
pTicyg h,lwrytr without important chai g., Sales
are 80 bbls At Ss,sT for mess so fF prlus mess;
St2,5N0ls,ib lor prime.
HEEE-biarket continues dun. Sales are 100
bbla at St,5e5 for country primes Sa,7Aa6sz . for
country mess Ss,uAa l0O for repaeked meaai 5000
PitIiIE NISss BEEF Dull and nominally
REEF II elIs-o ls, and steady at Sla@iS for
state AMI WHaiern-
CUT liEATs-In faiI request, Sales sO pigs
6616Sc shoulders 601sfc Tor hams.
HOGS Quiet At Z y corn fed dreBsod, aud sac
City; &C for live weights.
BACO Dun aud nomlnRlly unchanged.
LARD Steady demand modyrate' sales 75o
bbls At 9dll0c, aud 100 kegs luhallc.
9UTTkR- Is selling at Uceal4e Tor ohioi
EmRRsR- Steady ct sDIoo for inferior to
ptino.
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Brass foundry,

JAMES q. ODELL, BRASS
q FOUNDER AND MANUFACTURES .
Bras Work Of every description, No. 35 Union ST.
AeE doors from superior street. Cleveland, Ohio. Il.
e prepsIed 10 furnish all kinds Of work used iOI
Steam, Water or Gas, and all the various article,
used in the Plumbing Business. Beer Pumps Of Al
kinds made and repaired. BrHss CASING done daiN
~ Hrasz "A 0rb al hinds fa~PRc
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REYEOLDsBURG. Franklin Co., Ohio,(
January 9, 1851. d.
No. - Cedar ST., n. Y,
DEAR SIH:
lnciOsed Ind twenty-five (Z5) cents, for which send
lox OF "Cephalic Pills" sen 70 address Of Rev
Mm U. Filler. ReynUldsburg, Franklin Co., UhiO.
our Pills work like charm-cure Headache al
most instanter. Truly yUurs,
WM. U. FILLER.
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THIRTY-Tw9 BANKS THROWN OUT
AT CHICAGO.
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lLEFkLAND, OOLUMBUS &

,A4H HAANO, COLUMBUS Il
CINCINNATI RAILRoAp.
1861. WmTER ARRANGEMENT. Iss1.
On and aftee Monday, November 18th. Isso. Passsn-
ger Trains will Leave Cleveland as follows:
o'VO A. n. ~. I. q Cincinnati Express-Stopufng AZ
Berea1 Grafton, Wellington New I,ondo1-
Seleint Shelbys and ali Stations sorlrh al
eS1neleys reaohlng Columbus at l:lO p n
Olncinnati ~ 7s0O ?. A. -
';sa P n Might E.xpress-stoDPing at al stations
north Of TALON, Giiead, Uarjin zton Isb-
leyI Delaware and Lewis Center, and An
otner stations, to leave ptsseu GERS oniV
heachlng Columbus ct l:SO A ~ and ON.
cinnatt at 1880 A. n.
CONNECTIONS.
Shelby ssndusky, Mansfield Newark Rsilroad E,-
asnAneld, Nj. Vernon, Newark, ZsnssTiiis.
Crestine, Pittsburgh, Fort Wavns 4 Cy,icsgo E,.;,
road for Forest, Upper Sanduslrv ilsIbbos
4Inas oEL wayne, Laporte, CHICAGO 80 .
stSin, GtSsils, Aaa East Tor Mansfield, Wooster, Mas,
Gallon and Bellefontaine Railroad Line far Marin,
9eleiontAlnes Sidney, Union, Munete. IN.
olnapollss ferre Hante Vfpcsnnes -Fy,n--
Vllls, LOUISVILLE Cairo, st. Louis &c
DelAWaIe{ with Springfield, Mt. Vernon and Pftts
no,r-,,..Io ouTgh ~ ,kailroed Tor spriagheld
Oolumo19l Little Miami 4 Columbus, and Tsnia
hailroad, for Xenis, Dayton, indisuSpoIis-
Lefrs hautes 81. Louis, Morrow L,5ysi,nei
ana cincinnati, and with the Ohio a Al -.
sis5lppl haiiroad At Oincipnati foF Louis-
VIE: Eva9sville, Cairo, st. Louis, aud an
OoluInDus, central Ohio Railroad tor Newark Zsne.
VIE, heeling, &C, Columbus, Pieua and
A1llane RAILROAD Tor Piqua Urbana- Sc
- or Iickets TO all points and Information an
ply at the UnlOn Ticket Ofice 81 Superior frsst -
AZ the Passenger Station. - "
c,.-.,.., 4. 5. FLINT, Superintendent.
OleFelanuI November "a, 1850. p.
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/. Y. STOCK prARkET.7'rAROH 80.

Market dill with the exception Of large business
I'm Missouri and Tennes ee. Chieago h0ek Island
ON b. 81 GAlena a Chicago 1876 Illinois Central
script sIh; Panama III; krie S2h b. 80; New York
Central lss; Reading 4t'4; Delaware i. 4 W. lst
mortago iU2ai Obi ago northWestfrn I'd m'.rtage
lsSa; Terre a ute Alton I'd bonds 50, Michigan
Southern st bonds W. Mohigah uentral s. Luz; leu.
nessee g 7tA; Missouri 60 666; United States o. 81
registered 2ji do coupons y y.
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TWENTY PR OEaT. WILL BEDEDUCrE1
Gluthina.
Taylor & DICKSON,

CLOTHING WAREHOUSE
nos. IS AND 81 WORTH STREET. NRW YORK.
A large Stock Of fCLOTHING for sale for cash or
good credit. We will not rpfass the latter but these
tim prove that nothing is so coed as the former,
sn, to such buyers we win give every advantase.-
There has never been time in the history q the
trade when We have manufactured
CLOTHING so CHEAPLY,
and this advantage we will DIVIDE with our Gus
toners give them the wholeof It Il required only
give us the CASH, and you shall have the goods at
Your Own PTiea.
WORTH ST5., CORNER CHURCH ST,
Near q tin, Melen Cos new Store.
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BsJ-A single bottle Of sPALDING's PREPARED
GLUE VIII save ten times its cost annually. .-sEa
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8eaal alotifes.


GALE OF REAL ESTATE BY
~ order Of Court. On the 2sth day OF March, 1851,
az O'Clock p. N, on the premises, In the township
Of BrunsUlok, Medina county, OHIO, will be sold 20
the highest bidder the following described Real rs
tate as the property the minors OF hiram Vaughn
deceased, 70 Nits Situate in the said township OF
Brunswick, and IL known being the southwest
corner OF Lot Ne 10, and Is bounded q folIoas =
Beginning az the southwest corner Of said Lot No.
lO thence north along the line Of said lot - rods to
a stone In the line; thence east q rods az links to
stake and stones thence south IS rods to stake and
stones in the center Of TIA road thence west n rods
and 81 links 10 the frat mentioned boundary, and
contains two acres Of land, more or less. Appraiser
. tSH.s or sALE.-ons hnlf Of the purchase moLty
to be paid on tue day u sale, and the balance In
month from said day Of sale
mAr2322s. Guardian Of said Minors
John L. Brown,
OhTi'tOpReT Andrews, Attachment before G, ,.
T. D. Edwards. Peace,
On the 18th day OF February, 1851, an order of at
tachment wes issued In tti5 action for the sum Of
kighty-fve Dollar aHd EighIy-two Gents, and the
same set for hearing the 18th day Of pri, al
Cleveland, o. By John l.. BrVwn.
mU25-32s.
Smith, Dodd AZ Co..
John Little.
TOHN LITTLE Is HEREBY NO
q TIFlEB that on the 2lst day Of March, ls6l, an
order OF attachment was issued against him BY
MauisOn Miller, Justice OF the Peace Of uyahuga
county Ohio at the instance Of smith, Dodd 10,
who demand the sum Of S2i0 o., with interest from
March AJth, 1851. Said case will be Tor hearing
the 6th daY Of May, 1861, at O'clock P. N.
JOSEPH POOL,
mar26iS3l Attorney for PINS
Anunoy child, pla, IN Attashmsnt.
Charles Cooper, dff. tics OF Peace OF Cleveland,
Cuyahoga Co., Ohio.
ON THE 18th DAY OF MARCH
" 1851, said Justie issued an order OF
attachment IN the above action for the sum OF
SIS u O The sine set for the trial Of said case is
April 9th, 1851, at l clock z. d
OHAUHCEY CHILD.
By Gage Bruce, Attorneys.
Cleveland, March le, 1861. marars3n
VIM. O. North, In Attachment Before 5.
J. K Hartasl, drt CGyahOSS county, U6iO.
ON THE 21sT DAY or MARCH,
ISL, SAID Justice issued an order Of attachment
liz ths above action for the sum Of one hundred aud
and seventy-one and 81 10 dollars. The time set for
tue trial Of said cause, is May 6th lo6 q O'Clock
Cleveland, March q. Issl:ssl :. II,
c. b. Darling In attachment. Before 5; Fol-
and ,mbe, Justice OF the Peace
L. Glider, plths, OF ClaYelAnd, CuyHhoga Co.,
john wSs;,toD.. Ohio .'
ON THE 23D DAY OF MARCH,
~ IS5l said Justice issued an order Of attachm nj
in che above action for the SUM Of Forty-eight
f9-lOQ dollars The time set for the trial OF said
cause, Is May 7th, ls6l It one O'Clock P. n.
q. B. DAZZLING & L. GLIDER.
By n. Sherwin, Attorney.
Cleveland, March 2, is6l:S3I
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/ MR. SPALDIRG
SIR:
Not long since sent to you for a box OF CephaIic
Pills for The OF the Nervous Headache aud Cos
uveness and received the same and they had 90 good
an effect that was induced to reud fore N re-
Please send by Ieturn mail. Direct to
Il. WHEELER,
fp-Ilanu, Mich.
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q l. Z 7, &C., AND IN POI ENC z
CURED,
Alter all other Treatment Failsil
z .ia DR.. A. GIBSON,
. Formerly Of New York City, win pay One Hun
dred dollars for the proof that be ever as 70 cure
the above named diseases. he viii pay the same
sum for the proof that any other Physician in
the United St'tes treats the same diseases with
equal success
After masy years Of laboFious study and expert
ence, Dr. GIBSON is happy in being able 70 and
nounoe to the unfortunate, that he has perfected
system Of treatment for the
SPEEDY AND PERMANENT CUBE
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DIR. GIBSON

In. n. y. II OADt
PHYSICIAN OF THE THROAT, LUNG
AND CHESR
II NOWN ALL OVER THh
IN. the Country IS the celebrated
INDIAN HERB bOCTOR,
viii Be 81 his oiics, No, % Superior street. Oeve
Of HofIuan's Block on the foilsWing dates Of sael
aud every month, VIZ:
lat I'd 11th, l9th, l3th, i4th AID 3oth.
ET-A PAMPHLET,R ~
containing bfiel sketch Of Dr. LTOE'8 Liie study
and extensive Travels, has just been issued hy him
which b. obtaned ~ hia once b. 81 who dssir
''i'' ~ APP0iNTMENTs ABROAD.
Toledo Merchants Hotel, formerly Collins Houfa
each month, 2tth, 2atll and 18th.
RaVenna-Collins House, eGcn month"; 81 and eth
Akron-Emrire House, each mouths 5lh and 6fh.
Pafnesville-COWies House. each Inonth, 18th.
Observation-Disclosures Hotel, each mon th, and 10
EIyria-Beehs House, each month, 18th and l7th,
Bellevue-BalleVue H0useieach month ,2uth q 2lsf
Narulif-A msrican House, each munfh. Ian
Adrian, Mich.-Each month, 22d and Ead.
Mansheld-2Tth and 18th. ..-.
DR. LYONS proieBgeE 70 di1cern diseases BY TN
Eye. He therefore, asks no questions, nor require
qns and ali, and have your symptoms and tha loo
tion Of your disease eLplaiued. trea Of charqe
MAXIM 5fklUELI ADJ BRED To-
WFp such ualm e. have no 5frifs
Win nature or the laws of uis;
With blood my hands never stain,
Nor FoIBnH men to uose thair pain.
B.h.-Dr- LION pledges his sacred word and hons
or tat ne VIII IN noWge, directly and ind ractY in.
ouce or cause any Invalid 10 take bis medicine With
out TIE strongest probability Oi relief VI cure.
- CONSULTATION and advice free Of charge ~
Fhe pnnr viii 80 lveraiiV -anaiaared dreS
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EASTERN AND sOUTHERH MARKETS..
APPLICATION on CAPITAI..

These lands arc contiguous 70 railroad 100 miles
In length which connects with other roads and navga-
be lakes and rivers, thus ahording un6roken com
munication with the Eastern and southern markets.
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THE CUYABOGA co. BOART
elimination OF Teachers, on Saturday, March "a
at 10 A. ~ at the Prospect street School toust IN
Cleveland; aud each alternate Saturday thertai
ter mt luns 2slh. They will also meet AZ the |
same hour and Plare the second Satnrd y IN July
August and September. By order oi the Board.
marllIssOW HORACE F0RD, Clerk. '
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THEIR REACH.
Conn, Feb. 5, 1851.
Mr.. sPALDNa,
HAvEETORD, Pa, Feb. s, 1851.
Nm. sPALDIEq.

/ wish you " send me one more box OF your Ceph-
eio Pulls, have received great deal Of benefit from
them. Yours, res pectfullY,
MARY ANN sTOIEHOUsE.
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{ lLEYELAND 4 PITTSBURGH

CLEVELAND q PITTSBURGH
BAIL ROAD. Lt
WRTER ARaANGRMENF
To take effect on Monday, Novem Der 18th. IssO -
tISis leave cleveland daily, SUNDAYS excepted as
y.4O 4. A.-Mai for Pittsbursh, wheeling and New
PHILADELPHIA - ~
4;is P. H--AeeOmmOdatiOn for Bavsnna and AIrlers-
s;i5 P. H--Express for Pittsburgh and Wheeling.
CONNECTIONS.
Both Trains make direct connections with Pepn-
yiyania Railroad for Baltimore, Philadelphia, New
road for Baltimore and WashiE gton City AIso. CON-
meet az Hadson tor A AkrOn and Mliisrsburg.
tAe same Us BY Northern Lines 70 New York
MYERS q = ~ \: AoCULLOUGH, sup't.
( iLEVELAND & ERIE r. r.
rs6l. WINTER ARRANGEMENT. lssl
On and after Monday, November 2sth, 1850, Pas
senger Trains will run rs follows:
LEAVE CLEyELAND.
soV A. n. EAPhksS MAIL misunderstanding At All
Stations except Wickline, Mentor, Perry,
gniengile aud S4ybrook and arrives at
f.Sl aFie e. rs P. r., Dunkirk IN P. n, Buf-
a;sOF n. GoNEEA6f ACCoNMoDATIoN-stop-
s:o0 P. Il. NIGHT EXPRESS TRAIN-stoppinR At
Painesytlley Ashta oula and Girard o IN; ar
EISss ~ Erie 1913 A. NJ Dunkirk 800 A. n,
LEAVE ERIE.
S.IO A. n. hlGhT EAPRESS TRAIN-StoppinR At
GirArdi Conneauts Asbtabula aud Paines-
vile only arrives at Cleveland 7:l5Aw
$50 A. n. E4tkESS MAIL TRAIN-StOpping At
All Stations except sayhrOok, UniOnVille
Cleveland At 6:45 P. n
TRAIN will leave Conneaut
arriving at cleveland st s:s5 A. 4. anu
-
All the trains going westward connect at Cleveland
with trains for Toledo, Chicago, Coluubus Cincin
NATL St. Louis s&ci and all the trains going eastward
connect at Dunkirk with the trains Of the ~ VI n
kailroad, and At Buffalo with those Of the New York
Central and Buffalo 4 New York City Railroais
CleEeland. Nov. 3 lssa. ''P
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sTERMs oF TIE wRRn1r1n.nrn

-~- " AEAAAA AhADEhsl
- n Hereafter We shall write the name Of every
subscriber on each paper sent. ia " e'e''
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( I-REAT NATIONAL ROUTED
- BALTIMORE 4 OHIO RAILROAD.
IHpROVun sT,trrDrrru

~ recent Important chan gs8 this Road "a now abla
20 Iurnlsh unus al facilities Tor intsrcum miuicsfon
AasI o0uth, west Northwest and Southwest
FULL CONNECTIONS with an fhrourb tr.ip.
% philadelphia and New York in the FaSf9uf h ~
SOUTH " Us " ashingtOn Branch ROad-by CIeve-
tan1 ana sburgh, Central ohio and Marietta mi
SSlneinnati trains, with the Northwest West and
Through Tickets to Baltimore, Philadeishia. Nav
AoIA 9E boston give the privilege Of lying over a.
y aly u ne lhternediate cities. Two Dollars addf-
route. " Sits
m This Is the ONLY route that can furnish Through
Ilckets or Baggage Checks 70 Washington CIV
- Eare as Low a. BY any other Route
sleeping Cars on all Night Trains
ASK lor AleAets ~ Baltimors and Ohio Railroad
}. II. SULLIVAN,
W n s,rr-u General Western Agent
n ". = sMA tnS Il. n. COLE
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BELLE VERNON, Ohio, Jan. B,I76l.
HENRT q. SPALDIEs, Esq,
Please find inclused twenty-five cents, for which
send me another box Of your Cephalic Pills. They
are tr " the best Pills have ever tried.
Direct A SLOWER, P. NJ.
Belle Vernon, WyandOt Co, o.
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The deep rich loan Of the prairies i1 cultivated with
such wonderful facility that the farmers Of tbe Eastern
and Middle States moving 20 Illinois IA great num-
bera Tho Of Illinois IS about equal 70 that Of m
gland and the soil IS so rich that It viii support twenty
millions Uf peopls.
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BEvERLY, Mass, Dec. Il, 1860
II. G. SPALDINo, Esq,
~ wish Tor some circulars or large show bills 10
bring your Cephalic Pills more particular beiore
my customers. uyOu have anything Of the kind,
please send 70 me.
One Of my customers who is subject to severe Sick
Headache, usually lasting two days,) was cured OF
an attack In one hour by your Pills which 1 sent
her. Respectfully yours,
W. B. WILKES.
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THE soUTHERF PART
RICH ROLLING PRAIRIE LANDS

OF the STATE Les within the zone the Cotton region
while the soil s admirably adapted 70 the growth
Tobacco and Hemp, and the Wheat s worth from Is
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CLEVELAND & TOLEDO K. K
isoo-l- WINTER ARRANGEMENT. Isso-I
On and after Monday, November 18th. Iss0 T,-.in.
on this koad will leave Cleveland as iolIosH. -i
4'oO A. NJ Through Mail, stopping a. an 1tsssoD. On
1880 ?. n. - Aoi'@o
4VO p n. NAL stops at al stations east Of sandus
On northern Division, and arrives Al gs1,
- dusky at 5.l5 P. n - 7,H-
~ = h Onlceg0 Express-StOps at all stations az
ssPs Warrington and Clay, and arrives
IN Toledo At 1910 A. n.
CONNECTIONS
Connections are made a. MonrosViIle With tk. a.,
dusky, Mansfield aud Newark B. II Al GJIS6s 10
the sandusky, Dayton and Cincinnati Il r. ~ -.
mont 'Yith fremont 4 Indiana r. r. and a ToIsio
Win tns Alehigan southern Northern Ibdis5e
auq toledO and wabash Railroads for Cbicago ~
ttoltl Jsekson, Fort Wayne, Iogansport Isisyetfs
OaLo, AL al AIten, st Louis, and all points West Nort6
N, Trains arrive in Cleveland from Tc edo and the
9:25 4. So 'eHuu Us
t9E niormstion and tickets apply at the Union
TICKET Omce, 81 Superior st., and at The DEPOT
f,,,4 N . l. ID. RUCEER
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TIE STATE DEBT.

IL sat- DIT & only sio1O5 s9s Il, and .vkia De
E1 ave vars has ben Ts5sos5 g 746 50, ea t7s
nay neaS5naby spo agi N s yss !; VII bs'0us e
6FeL
30 Pamphlets descriptive Of the iaaas, son, climate,
on application 70 r.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-06-15
BEGINNING 70 FISH THE ErrEcrs. ---The
y. Y. Day Book Of the 10th. has this par

BEGINNING 70 FsrL THE ErrEcrs.--The
Ny. Dsv Book Of the 10th. has this par
agraph
a gentleman. whose bu.incss canses
him to see every day "a good deal of the
masses Of the people, assures us that
there is a spirit of complaint beginning
to take possession Of their minds. They
are beginning 10 ask who is getting
any good by this war; Twelve months
from now this question will fall like a
thundcrbolt upon the cars Of the fanatics
and traitors who have brought it on
What the masses Of New York aud Of
other States NOW feel will nc AS nothing
in comparison to what they will feel be-
fore six months have passed away unless
they shall stop this cruel. blood'thirsiy
aud despotic war waged agains. pcc-
pie who only demand to- 0 let alone, and
who wish 20 live in peace not only with
the North, bat with all mankind. 1t ia
for the Northern people themselves TO
say whether the prvations they now OK.
pcricncc, the poverty thatnow Expresses
them the bankruptcy that now starcs them
in the face, and the universal wreck and
crash Of society. shall at once come to an
end or not The question is for them to
decide They can have peace in twenty.
four hours il they wish it. The South
only asks the privilege, the right to live
IN peace. II wishes to make no assault
upon the North. ltstands upon self.de.
fcnse.
II asks the North to call on it's war-dogs
Lot the North do this and every man in
the Northern army might within twenty
four hours be on his way home, and the
whole business of the country could re-
sumo its usual activity in an incredibly
short period. The question OF peace or
war we repeat is with the North. Tho
South can do no more and no lesa than
defend itself. This it will do, and the
struggle will not end until the North
shall be willing to live in peace with u.s.
Why cannot the North do this to-day ~
we'll as a year hence, or two years or
five, or ten years. Why cannot the
North do il now before the earth trem'
blcs beneath the tread Of millions Of men
in mortal combat; now before the whole
hecatombs Of men have been have been
slaughtered now before the land II
clothed in mourning. before the voice Of
iamentation shall 60 up from halt the
homes Of both sections II the country !,
The South stands upon her own soi'. and
there she will stand ill utter extcrmlna
ton shall overtako her. She does not
Rght for the lust Of conquest. does not
| Rrht 10 humiliatc the North she 6ghts
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