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Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1861-03-15

D%lf any individual finds himselfin dan
ger Of being arrested for violation of the
criminal laws, he had better adopt an ordi-
nance Of secession from the community, re-
sumo his original rights, and pronounce
himself en- independent and sovereign power
Louisville Journal.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1861-03-15

T- Mr.. Lincoln has his hand shaken
thousands of times Gay, bat his LONELINESS
prevents his being half smothered with the
kisses OF pretty women, as Mr.. Clay used to
be, and as we are in all our excursions
Louisriile Journal.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1861-03-15

r. A contemporary says 1.-THE Southern
Republic finds itself between the devil and
the deep sea-" Yes, and, full of the one. it
will run violently down steep place" into
the cther.-Louisuills Journal.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1861-03-15
WHOLESALE PRICES.

WHOLESALE PRICES.
WHsAr-Dull at 7Oc for spring.
HIpEs-Dry 9a1Oc Green 81 3sic, Sailed 4 2a5c y ID.
BAnLEY-Frst Quality 35c.
BEANs-6Ja65c.
BEEr-5a6c by the quarter 1Oc Smoked.
BurTER-Fresh roll l2l9al5c, prime irkin 1oal2e.
BRAN-50 cents per 10Olbs.
CArrLE-In gross 21aQ13c q ID.
CANDLEs-Mculd 1l12c, Star 1Sa2oc "a b.
CnEEsE-Prime State Dairy 9al0c u ID.
CorrEE-Nio, fair to prime l5al511c, y d.
CoRN-In the ear 16c. Shelled 1sc.
Corn MEAL-60c y loo lbs. -..
BACoN-Hams 10c.
EGos-Plenty at 7c y doz.
FsH5Ged stss Sb T re- e 40 90
Herring NJ. i 5oo . box, scaled eoc. " >
FLoUn-Extra Spring 500 superhIe spring 1913:
TnuIr-Apples. green s2,75@ss " Dbl, dried 51aaec.
$3.50 q box, Figs 1oa12c, Citrons 2ec.
HAr-Tame Sass. wild Sass.
IRoN-Flat bar $40, Juniata SIC, Sheet &c Nail
rod Norway nc do Penn &c, Horse shoe bar 4c, Nails
los up keg 1926, ss So 50, SIS ss75, As g. SIS $500
LEAD AND SHoT-Pg SC, Bar 614a7c y ID, Shot Silica
LuMBEs-clear s25asso per 1000 feet, Cd clear s2oa
s22,5O, LIST Common SIT, Common 13,50a$14, Josts
So, 5oasl5. scanting $l2 Dry Flooring $50, Dry
Siding sl2,5oasl5, Rough Siding $780, Shingles
LEATHER-sole Oak s2aa5c, Spanish Sole 24a2sc, Buff
falo slaughter &c. Hips per ID 5O9oc French Calf per
lb 9Oa$l ,25, Common do S20a40 per d0z.
LARD-City 10c country g. per lb.
Standardization 4Oalac, Sugar House Syrup
4oaisc, Golden Syrup 5oa6oc, Sorghum 5oasoc.
O1L-Lnseed 75c, Lard 1OOc.
PAILs-sl, SOas2, 40 per doz.
PAINrs-White Lead 81 ,25a9,00.
MESS PoRK-s16a17,0O.
PorAToEs-Abundant at 1910.
PouLrKY-T"rkeys &C per ID, Chickens, dressed Csc
per pair or &c per h.
PowDER-Blasting $3.50. Rifle se,eo per keg:
| RIoE-6Ic.
RYE-30c.
SpIoEs-Cassa ground 35c, Cloves 12c Eutmegs 7sc,
Ginger ground s3a1Oc, Pepper per bag lie, ground
| 1870 per ID.
| SHoRrs-6oc per 100 lbs.
ToBACco-Ten Lump 17a20c, Natural Leaf S5a4Oc per
| Id, Smoking papers per gr $500.
TEAs-Black 25a65c. Gunpowder 42a70c, Imperial 4oa
| Csc, Young Tyson 40a65c per lb.
TuBs-$SalO0 90 PEI doz.
SALERArUs-Babbitt's Gl%c, Soda, kegs 6a6c, Super
| Carb 5aSl5c, Sal Soda 4 !, Indigo 75a90.
| sALr-tsarrels $2,35, Sl,75, I $3.50, Coarse
| Solar S2,75.
sUaAR-Brown 7@sc, Clarified s74@1o14c. Crushed
| and powdered 11Lc.
SoAp--Bar PEI box 4sta7, CASTLE 12114a14, Olive
Rabbits Erasive ~, Oakley's SC.
| SrEEL-English Cast per lb 1Sa20c German 12Za15c
Spring &c. English Blister 12a2oc, American &c. Plough
steel SC.
WH1sKY-City Rectifed 17a1sc.
\ RETAIL PRICES.
BurrER-121Zzc per ID.
BEANS SOcaS1 90 per bushel.
Conn MEAL-S0caS1,00 per 100 pounds.
CnlcKENs--25c per pair.
E1as-8c rer dozen.
OYsrERs-55c per can.
TuRKEYs-8e per pound.
Woop- S3a3,b0 per cord.
TLouR-Extra $3.50, 3uperfne 90.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1861-03-15

SWEET Po7AroEs. Mr.. Eli Page. of this
vicinity, has presented US with sample OF
sweet potatoes which he has now On hand
for sale. They are in perfect state Of pre-
servation, having been kept during the winter
in dry, warm room See his Advertisement.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1861-03-15

TUE VorE IN TENNEssEE.-The precise ma
jority in Tennessee against Convention was
1855. The vote for delegates to the Con.
vention, the true test of the strength of
Union and Disunion, with several counties
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1861-03-15
STATE OF iowa.
Muscatine County,

To George ". Jackson, Sir:
VOU are hereby notified that there is now file in
i the Office of the Clerk of the District Court, in
and for said County, petition of Mary Ann Jackson,
claiming of you divorce from the Bonds of Matrmony
account Of such inhuman treatment from you to
endanger her life and also claiming that she may be
allowed to assume her former name, viz: Mary Ann
Hne Now unless you appear thereto and defend before
of second day OF the term of said Court
(which term will be begun and holden at Muscatine in
sai County, the First Monday in May, A. d. 1861
default will he entered against you, and decree gran
ted prayed for.
CLOUD VAN HORNE,
Solicitors for Plaintiff.
March ID '61 .w5w mrs fee S.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1861-03-15
Hundreds of Certificates

could be procured in its favor, but prefer TO let
it recommend itself.
Manufactured and for sale tho N. E. corner of
Second aud Cedar streets, Muscatine, Iowa, Ivy
b. L. NULL,
Original and Sole Proprietor.
Also, for sale by VIM. W. de HEus, druggist, cor
ner of Iowa Avenue and Second streets.
n B-Eutire satisfaction given or the money re-
funded. tieo--- DIV
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1861-03-15

~Wheeier & Wilson's Sewing Machines
are now selling at reduced prices at Durfee's
Jewelry Store. He has also fine assortment
of silver and Plated ware, fancy goods and
toys designed for Holiday presents. Gail
carly at 8. G. Durfee's. .5t~.-
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1861-03-15

IF Eope. -@
PoRTRY OF sHYsIG.
Let the sick to Herrick 20,
Who'd he i'll, I'd like to know1
Such cures his pills do make.
Smiles, lovely Smiles shall deck the brow
Where gloOminess is rampant now,
And hope anew shall wake,
Herricks natchless Pills .tarte the people with their
ures. This is the they them. Large boxes
Csc, boxes 81. See advertisemc Sd page. Nov
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1861-03-15
ORIGINAL NOTICE.

March Sth, 1s61-w5w prs fee $3.50.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1861-03-15

N BI have lot Of from years old Liquors. consisting
Bande Rye Bourbon Mononge and Irish Whisky Gin Rum etc.
which wish to close out will sell cheap for cash good property
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1861-03-15
DIED.

@ Horse bills Of all sizes printed OF this
Office.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1861-03-15

o. We are now having delightful Spring
weather. The river is almost free from ice,
and boats becoming numerous.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1861-03-15

Muscatine County,)
To John Goldsmith, Sir:
VOU are hereby notified that or before Thursday,
i the 18th day of February A. D. 1861, there will be
file in the office of the Clerk of the District Court
and for said County, petition of Wilhelmina Gold
smith, claiming Of you divorce from the Bonds of Mat
rimony, account of such inhuman treatment from
you endanger her life, and also claiming the custo
dy Of the child the issue your marriage Now unless
appear thereto and defend before the second day
the of said Court (which term will be begun
and holden at Muscatine in said County, the First
Monday In May, 1861 default will be entered against
you, and decree granted as prayed for
CLOUD Il VANHORNE,
Solicitors for Plaintiff
March I'd, '61.w5w prs foe IS.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1861-03-15

~For the best stoves, ETC., at the loscest
prices, 60 to the ''Ausoatins Stove Store.
~ Advertisement. .sq. ,ea.s.... ~.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1861-03-15

RUNAWAY. - Tuesday, about neon, a
German named Wygart, who resides in this
county, was driving his team into the city
when his horses became frightened near the
Court House and ran of. They attempted
to make short turn near the Baptist
Church, when they came in collision with
post, precip;tating all the inmates Of the
wagon-tour in nsmber-with great violence
to the ground. Wygart's wife and child were
bruised severely, but it is thought not seri-
ously. The others suffered only t,ifing
injuries.
RETURNED FROM THE SourH.-Mr. A. Cham
bers returned last Saturday from trip of
several weeks through the South, having WIS.,
tied, among other important points, Mont
gomery, the capital of the Southern Con-
federacy. He was introduced to jeff Davis,
the great Tycoon of the fire-eaters, who, on
learning that he was from Iowa, claimed
that it belonged to the South by virtue ofthe
Louisiana purchase. Let him try to take
US, if lie wants fight j We are glad to
find that Mr.. Chambers approves of Lincoln's
inaugural. He says that if the President is
only properly understood at the South and
pursues conciliatory policy all the seeding
States will return to the Union within sixty
DAYS. The bone and sinew Of the land has
never yet earnestly united 10 the secession
movement, and will not unless driven into
it by hasty and impract:cable attempt at
coercion.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1861-03-15
SWEET POTATOES FOR SEED.

A CHOICE ARTICLE OF SWEET POTATOES
"A for seed, for sale BY ELI PAGE,
Three miles from Muscatne on tn, GRADED Road
March 10th, 6l.w1m.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1861-03-15
~AR DEOh AIRED.
The First Battle Fought in Muscatine
FIVE HUNDRED PERSONS CURED
BIZ THE USE
MulPs Celebrated Liniment!

TT is an infaibe remedy for Cuts Sprains, Bruises,
/ Frozen Feet Lame Back, Sore Throat, Rhcuna-
tism &C., &c. AL who have tried it speak in the
highest terms of its efficacy Linimeut.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1861-03-15
NOTICE.

WE call the attention of Farmers to our splendid
w lot of CORN ShKLLERS hand consist
ing of various patterns, both Hand and Horse Power
We also in receipt of a large assortment of the
best improved PLOWS in All of the above pro.
pose to sell On the most liberal terms.
BOWMAN LOFLAND.
Muscatine, March 18th, 1S61-wlm.
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COMMERCIAL.
REVIEW

MUscAr1NE, Thursday, March 14-P.N.
Weather pleasant and roads good for the Re-
cepts of wheat large-othcr articles of produce light
Eastern exchange declined to per cont. Exchange
st. Louis per cent for bankable funds and u per
cent. for currency.
FREIGHTS, sc.
Tho following the freight and passenger tariffs of
the Northern Line Packet Company from this point
the ports enumerated below
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1861-03-15
GR0CERrra.

| GROCERIES.
: Sugar Pulverized,
Il do Crushed,
II do Coffee,
Il do Brown,
Coffee Rio,
do Java,
do Essence,
Rice, Candy,
Tea, Candles,
Prunes, Soap,
Spices, Fish,
Salt, Powder,
Syrup, Shot,
katsfns, Caps,
Currants, Lead,
Dried Fruit, Apples,
ETC., etc.
WOODEN WARE
Stone Ware. |
w I N E ST.
Catawba,
Claret,
Port.
ETC., etc. !
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1861-03-15
LIST OF LETTERS

DREAMING IN THE POST OFFICE at Musca
~ tine, Iowa, March 10th, 1861.
Persons calling for advertised letters are requested to
give tho date of the list.
On and after Nov. 1st the Post Office will be open on
SUNDAYS from 20 o A. NJ
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GIG AR 8.

| GIG AR 8:
Havana, Oper,,
Londre, Regalia,
Punsh, Conches,
Principe, Iowa,
Sons of Malta,
s ETC., etc.
Chewing Tobacco
Gold, Leaf,
Jewel,
Natural Leaf,
Royal Gem
Flora Temple,
Ten Lump, (sweet,)
No. l Fine Cut,
Anderson's Solace,
ETC., etc.
Smok Tobacco
Fine Cut,
Killickinic,
Virginia,
Turk ish,
Scarfalattf,
Plug,
ETC., etc.
8, consisting of
Gin, Rum, etc.,
property.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1861-03-15
LIME LIME I!

T HAVE on hand and will continue to receive from
i time to time FRESH LIME Of a superior quality.
Also Plaste Hair, Cement all kinds of Bricks In.
GLIDING Bricks moulded expressly for wells The brick
will sell at kiln prices once at Harlan Townsends
on I'd street, Lsquare above ferry landing.
WIN. 8. RICHIE.
Muscatine, March 18th, 1s61-dawtf.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1861-03-15

ASSETS.
The assets Of the Company are q follow:
Cash on hand or in the hands of agents or
Pa. other r.s persons tso.047,l7
Bonds owned by the company. None.
Debts due the company secured BY mort
Tn. gage on On, real "a. estate 2o4, 10000
Debts due for premiums, 2C7s IN N0~
All other securities 3,961,68
The New York herald., 1861-12-20
wallac,x.s Theatre.

A new three act drama, entitled cup at tho Hills, /"
which s paternity, becvo, to Tom Taylor was
produced at this house last night The scene 10 laid At
hill station in India, and the principal characters arc
officers IN the British army The piece aims to be .
sketch or AnxicIndian fe and a. the attsr IL usually
extremely monotonous the subject rather barren ono
And vs. cannot say that the result in this
successfu than the theme would have led 10 antici
pate Bungalow life is generally spiCed only with insipid
part Of indian life consists in ita sports bat these
would be impossible to bring on the stage Elephant
hunting and tiger shooting cannot be realized in Broad
way
decidedly the most telling character in "Up at the
Hills" Major Stonehurst whose Inconsistencies OF char
acter, however, leave very dubious impression upon
the mind aud Is lett in doubt whether most 10 Ad
mrs despiso him. The part is ably sustained by Mr..
C. Fisher Mrs Hoey as Mrs Colonel McCann, has bat
tie Of words with him concerning aome letters
by which he intended to coerce Mrs Evors-
leigh, : young and wealthy widow, into . marriage
Of, unknown to him, and which she subsequently, de-
stroys and this constitutes most Of the third act The
Major then, finding himself foiled, commits an
letters, and is detected in the act. But this ap-
pears in no way to nnuepce opinion against him.
he fully into conversation with the inmates OF the
house be had entered for the purpose Of ana ends
the spot There considerable reference 70 " Us
and pecuniAry difficulties generally aud native money
lender has the honor Of figuring among the company
There is some attempt at love making, and the
newly awakened passion Of old DR.. Madrvet for
the young niece Of Mrs. Colonel McCann Is at the
least amusing The plot ID slight and the situations nos
racy II is true there little TO provoke laughter, and
nothing remarkably thrilling In the piece; but to an at
rontye listener it s entertaining drama quet grace
and tho mise en- scas could hardly be more effective Tho
M Blake in the role OF Ignatius rolyglot.
The New York herald., 1861-12-20

IRISH EMIGRATION TO THE UNITED STATES
The English journals are doing their utmost
to deter the Irish population from emigrating to
the United States. But there never was time
when the advantages Of emigration were 50
great. In Ireland food is scarce and bad. Here
it is abundant. In the West it can be had for
next to nothing. In the Western country,
owing to the number of hands taken away from
the culture Of the land by enlistment for the
war; Let all able bodied men, therefore, who
have no employment in Ireland, and are accus-
toned to agriculture, come out at once. The
time may come when England will prevent emf
grafton. A society should be at once set on foot
to issue tracts for the Irish people, setting forth
these points, and holding out such inducements
as the country affords. These could be sent
through the Post Office to every parish, and
they would be read generally by the people.
In the event Of war with England she would
thus be deprived Of large portion of the fight
ing population, who otherwise wonld be COM
PEELED to fight her battles against their own fell
low countrymen at this side Of the Atlantic.
Neither the press in Ireland nor the clergy there
will favor the emigration. It is contrary to the
interest Of both classes but it Is for the interest
Of a starving population. The Irish soldiers in
our army, and even the servant girls, can give
the addresses Of the right persons to send such
invitations to in every district Of the country.
Nor would it be amiss to send over agents, who,
by inducing emigration, would relieve those
remaining behind in the most effsctual way
The New York herald., 1861-12-20
Winter Garden.


grand spectacular fairy drama in which Nj. Bar ney
williams appeared in tho double role Of author and actor
was successfully produced at this establishment ass
night The house packed from pit gallery It hAv
ing been announced, in addition TO the attraction oered
by tho bills that Colonel Mullgan the hero Of Toxng
ton would be present In effect shortly after the second
place commenced, the Colonel quietly made his appear
auce in box the right Of the stage. 10 not
cognized for tme but as soon as tho andiehoo ho
came OF his presence the house with repeated
tho oyation replied by simply bowling his thanks.
Tho piece, 'The Lakes Of kiliarney" " founded on
furnished themc for the pen Of the dranatIs For
turies it has been belief amongst the peasAntry tbat
annually, May day. the fairies visited the borders q
the lakes that those who had the courage 10 seek
the queen after sunset would learn their dAsny for the
coming year Two sisters, Kate and Rose Kesrney, are
sss ihe Fares and tho eldest, Kate rs Barney wasj,
is accustomed on esch night succeeding May
day, to visit the lake and there hold
by Ianty Mclaughlin (Air Barney williams), young
he has frequent quarres with her account
ho resolves 10 seek tie fairies solicit her aid He ID
accompanied by Ned Pagan {Air. Dolly Mvenport), .
young hunter OF GlenEar, and tho afancsd husband Of
Rose Kearnoy Mrs Skerret) They meet with all sorts
of udcros adventures the way and Ianty gets
rated from his companion. He at last finds himself ia
presence Of Queen who approaching the sincerity Of
his love for her favsrte promises him her Ned
Pagan presently reoins him, and over friendly bottle
they become obycus and are conveyed to the bosoin OF
two sisters their lovers and not finding them give
them up for lost Their protscress makcs her appear
ance and gives 70 each OF the girls the privilege reaz
SWANS, who forthwith recalled from their watsry
retreat in tho obvious state. They awake 10 con-
seriousness in the presence Of the two sisters and Of the
Queen her fairy attendants and are united under
feeling admonton from their friend and protectress,
who herepon takes her departure for her homo IN the
bed Of the lake.
This plot. i. will be seen gives full scope for the pecu
liar talents Of tho author and his gifted wife, en-
Lon,t tSrr
scenery and the smart telling dialogues which, in the
pieces prepared for him which he prepares himself
Mr. Williams takes care there shall be no drag. AZ
usual he kept tho house in Of laughter, while his
charming wife contributed greatly to the success Of the
piece by her constant fow OF spirits and the souemee
with which she played very pretty part
Mr. Davenport, Ned Pagan. made very respectable
Irishman, whilst Mr Davidge, as Peter Swan baf and
author was really capital in his way. Altogether the
piece was woIl cast and mounted and It's success was
genuine We think, Notwithstanding that little COM
preston might be advanagcousy exercised in the last
ant
The New York herald., 1861-12-20

JUSTICE TO MELAND-From all accounts a
famine has visited the Irish people. 1t is sim.
pie act Of justice that Horace Greeley should
hand over for their relief the sum of $4,000
now in his keeping, subscribed by Irishmen and
friends Of Ireland for the benefit of that coun-
try several years ago, but never yet applied.
Now is the time Of need, and justice requires
that the money should be forthcoming at once
Let committee of Irish citizens wait on Gree
ley and make peremptory demand that the
money be forked over.
The New York herald., 1861-12-20

New BowsRY-BsSEFr OF Mr. E. L. DAvEvPosr.-This
distinguished actor takes his farewell benent at the New
Bowery theatre this evening, which occasion he will
receive the support Of Mr. and Mrs J. W. waack. Tho
pieces selected for this occasion are Topns 1ne comedy
of the Honeymoon and the standard play Of "pssrron
In both Of which the combination" win appear.
The New York herald., 1861-12-20

BUFFALO OPERA Houm-The season Of the grand opera
troupe closed in Bufiao Wednesday last They gave
nine performances during their stay there The principal
artists Hncsley Brgno ancusi aAd susni 20 to Chi.
cago, Detroit and Cincinnati.
The New York herald., 1861-12-20

The Rev. Z. Il. CHArN will lecture the " usmenss
Of NRionai Ls at the Baptist church. in Hoboksn shia
evening. Hoboken Is looking up. Let every cNizsn
attend this lecture. -
The New York herald., 1861-12-20

Tn sHAsIov PxsPoaHAxcss- will be a matinee se
tho Academy Of Music on Saturday to afford juvenile
New York an opportunity Of witnessing the performances
hls dsrnr foata.
The New York herald., 1861-12-20

CoLosst JAMES a. MuiuoAN, the hero Of LsxinstonA
will visit Laura Kcehes theatre this evening 70 witussa
ths "Sevsn sous, p BY invitation OF Mrs Kssua'
The New York herald., 1861-12-20
OFFICIAL DESPATCH FROM GEN. HALLECK
TO GEN. MCCLELLAN.
oUARTERING ON THE REBELS IN ST. LOUIS.

ST. Louis Doc ~, 1851.
The names Of about three hundred rebels have beea
enrolled the Provost Marshas general ofnce upoa
whom contributions to be levied under General Hal
lecs General Order No a. for the benefit Of tho South
west refugees About sixty Of the most prominent Of
these be called upon to for the sums sol
opposite their names varying from 800 to $780, and the
balance are to be notified the exigencies require.
Is understood that General Pope will send strong
force Of cavalry Lexington The main body Of his army
is now en- roate for Sedaiia.
train Of seventy wagons with clothing and supplies
for Price captured in addition to the articles pre-
yiolsy reported.
The New York herald., 1861-12-20

WALLACKS THEATRE, No. 8i4 Broadwsy--UP AT THE
HILLs-YoU CAN'T MARRY YoUR GRANpaoraER.
The New York herald., 1861-12-20

90 BARNUM's AMERICAN MUSEUM. Broadway.--Day and
Eventng.-NRRyoys MAS-THR EARL's DAUcuTpR-HIrro.
PorAhUs, WHALE AND OTHER CuRosIrIKs
The New York herald., 1861-12-20

WINTER GARDEN. Broadway.--LAKRs or KfLLAKnEY-
CUSTOMS u CouNrRY-IRIsH LION.
The New York herald., 1861-12-20
ADJUSTMENTS THIS EVENING.

ACADEMY OF MUSIC. Irving place.-zAmrfILAERos
fAn0K-LOGRk
The New York herald., 1861-12-20

NEW B0wERY THEATRE Bowery HosEYMoos--p,z.
ARRo-LovE IN FoUR CORNERS.
The New York herald., 1861-12-20

.BowERY THEATRE, Bowery -snoxssr,s NATIONAL
-
The New York herald., 1861-12-20

FoRrrFY THE CoAsT--Nota moment should be
lost in putting into state of impregnable de-
fence every vulnerable point on eur, coast, and
this without reference to any danger 81 war with
England. In the course OF our conflict with the
rebels intema mational' questions may arise with
various nations which wea fortified 'seacoast
WIZ enable us to solve to our own ADVANTAGE
when we are sure we are in the right.