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St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1861-12-19
The Cameronian Doctrine.

There was time, two centuries ago,
when tho name Of Cameron was synono-
nous with human progress, the rig hts of
conscience and the duty Of opposition to
tyranny, aud it is likely to become SO once
again. Read Secretary Cameron's views
on the contraband question and see if your
b.ood does MT stir and your pulse accele-
rate her motion with the instant recogri-
ton Of noble truth nobly spoken. The
arguments have that genuine sledge ham,
mer ring which make them appear as they
really are, the plain utterancc OF long &C.
knovledged truths-axioms, ungainsay-
able, undesirable. The old Cameron, him:
self, who engraved his name inde]ib]y on
the page Of t. c worlds history by the fear.
lessncss of his utterances and his actions,
lever spoke or wrote more contentious,
comprehensive, foreible, paragraph: and
yet yinpolI Cameroris no religious enthu-
sias.--no philanthropist-no fanatic mo
reeormcr. He. would scorn the appHca.
ton Of any such ePithet. He is simply
the shrewdcst man Of bis age and nation,
a cIear:headea, cool; practical statesman;
who has sufficient patriotism to prefer his
countryy'ss veal or what he believes to be
her veal; to. any minor consideration of
policy OF consistency. IF he believedothat
the Union could be: restored and' the coun-
try placed on a basis Of perrihdhent pros
peritv by riyitiug the chains Of every slave
in it, he< would 60 to fetter-forgipg and
bolt making with a will. :',Whod he. is
convinced that free arrns1at.d a universal
ri!;ht IL loconotion arg the ionay' hope7of
safety to te nqgt'pn, h9 Fei 7 hs Siege
hammer ana goes to letter-smaslh'iipnss and and
bolt wrenchiog with jastsas hearty a will
regardless Of the prejadices he wounds,
tie nice cob web sophiztries thro6gh
wbic chi he %b breaks, '' -: Oh, !! ,.22,
lone thing especially encouraging, inattAhis
taking The positionsho has, is that heis@
Born lead nd: a poet, a prophet, apion-
e. Ter ref5 4 e. WIZ ars hecessity gtnYSf
alton Or 1awe ahead ef, their, da5 :; g, are
}oet to'thc present in the foss Of the dis
{SAq sn.iarc2' Cameron is q man of'todny,
one VINO uvt~+ >snts. so far IN advance Of
thGc PASSES that Here IS any e dlttc!u it5 ip
foHowan 9himo Or, rather he j. one H''h Wig
vith'v keen sngaci15; 5disc>fns 1.-The .ineon-
ibg If tie food tide Of popular enthusiasm,
throwing himself into dc. lead, guides Tie
movement he could not have prevented
had he struggled ever g: q borqvely~' Whsnn
We soeSimon Cameron. take 3 particular
stand wckuew, Of gsurety; 'thsreis'a pop
lilar majority Just behind him! In This,
s kpovlsdssa FL lis Character now lies Is
ourt chief hepetlat 914r country will sPP eed-
lily do aseEvdredfro,a that terrible iufatua-
ti0h WHICH has inducedhctlto waste count
1es3 treasures Of life and property in the
rad s s q crpsh rebellion q! , while pr'otect
issadcfsndipg, aiding and abetting, the
7tbeh!EI odi 'i2 $50. hoH reg :.,ds'
-irud huG Lid oLi.L4i. zsa....4a2 all a'i ,ieu
Coz rfocie I1an: :"d,yA .fJ
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1861-12-19

tom listsb,ursh VIE Aad Bn9 q Nv
d this y,is. Il qmd ND mai Morshippper|
nbt .aspit o8itI; but lido watt to refresh
fmy dat;es yithssa sight Of che man wh9
march daaaa' army to Springfield, Missouri,
from St. Louis, when Gen. Thomas re-
fFpofsed that=ie was iif6poss56le to
kmoysfet vent Transportation jjWe up
derstand these things III Pittsburgh-we
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1861-12-19
GREAT FRRE' c1No CHARLES:
:7n"IE': ~. Il; j,FON; .!o'*;II -oi1ocL u
niA is cni1r4 s1;ullw ,>.:@i7W 70 s::1jf
ANOTHER jFfGHTs:INi WEBSTER
'"''i' ''' .'HW4K9lN4M: sA' oa"q1>oq
Fort MoNRoEi Dec. lAl

Fort MoNR or Dec l3.d3
,daA telegraph ,dispatch o'the Norfolk, DAY
Book frmn9 Chur)estonj .Snuth Carolina
sMteso thatna fire. broke out y in that place
Wednesday, night fMltich waSlsupposed to
havcibeen the|work of:an| incenaiarNissao
F.: &?At2oke1dutcbof hhc, 1astsdispatch '&t:fi7t
O'Clock Ttursday,utfcrmbn !, c bAe, ,t1re Mas
still burning; s. The thsatm5 On Broad, Street
the Institute; oaddr other public buildings
are stated Ito have been destroyed IL iYhe
fire swept across Broad strestaQ oirSc snw
!'1j" ~ Observation-Disclosures ex; l4sso
IA special aispatch from Baltimore 70
the Philadelphia Enquirer attributes Lthe
fire at Charleston to a slave oinsurrectioh,
and says chat one half IF ebarlsst9n iis in
ru'as'hl ~ doludo od, no11 otont91 VT
., Sn;l>.v, CHEAT MovNTAINd Dec s11*,b
On, yesterday one of the haEaleest ard best
fought batt:es f:the Yar, was fought atAl-
Ieghany Camp, Pocahontas county rXI,ji{T{gSia-
a;Asen:, r. Il. 7MilroY, commanding Un-
ion troops, and Gen johnson, Of Georgia,
to.hhandingther rebeh. + Ihe Gght lasted
from, daylight till : !, q cll9ek ip lie after
noon .o;Ihe Union loss was vas about 30, The
'rubel loss was oyer q 200s Including 4 Ma
jon and Tmnny other officers, and Thirty p HiiS
enersmcoGen' johnson 'dWs vas shett a. tie
!mduth, but not fatally a +' Ia,a ~
'o'The' 18th gGeorgiaarregim suffered fa:S
most, 2dGen' phn 9}Bb} ff & = 5p
}men from the 9Th anqq 1Hh tndiqpqEas SbS
both and 2?a Ohio aq}d1 "a yirgiqji;a! rs a
iment. Johuson's forces numbered 9y K
~; III 9th TaadipaR' ffvaaag4 t. the
{ss{ 1{fSf $t]s 80?
fqsees Ias gp@ y t SAd& ?'Thsssls
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1861-12-19
Yours fraternally,
T::R. CRESSY.
'!'T!o! GJIl II. .'tF'IE - '{l.., = -
The Cabinet on Contrabands.
That IS: a very Old proverb which afirlds
hat q One man VnaV steaia Horse Mitl; i'm

= That IS; a very Old proverb which afirl6s
that One h'san may s,eala Horse isith i'm
punity, while another shall be hung for
merely looking over ''lieagsn The'Sec-
rotary of Wars Report lfas been modified
al l1 Fremontsi Proclamation; until. it
'w9uld seem to- BE more strictly aadoeumeint
eliminating # En-, ire: President than one
addressed to him., Yst,Me have not seen
an; ihtimation thata 4hkenprocess has Iheen
applied tottl4ec Report of the Secretary of
the Navy, thodg Oh that seems t0ts to differ
not At all ii principle from the uhrhodifed
expose from the, War Department ! ust
consider Mra,W elles,s3 recommendations:
'"'ssln the coastwise and olockading duties
Of The Navy it. has been not 'unfrequent
that >fugitiVes from insurreectie PLACES
have sought our, ships for refuge and pro
tection'; and our naval commanders have
applied tonne for obstruction ;ls- to the
proper disposition which Should be made
of such refGigees,,,, N.Y. answer has been
that; ifinsurgents, they should 'be, handed
over to the custody Of the Government;
:but if, on the contrary, they were free from
any voluntary participation in tho rebel
|. lion and sought, the 'she1ter and Protection
Of our flag then. they should be cared TOR
and e,npaoyedain some useful manner, and
" light be' enlisted TO serve on our public
VESSELS Or in our Navy Y ards; receiving
wages for their labor. IF Sich' employ:
mept could not be. furnished to all by the
Navy, they might be referred tothe Army;
and ifnp employment could, be found for
them np the public service, they should be
allowed to proceed freely and Psace9bly
without restraint to seek q livelihood in
any loyal portion of the country This I
have considered to be the whole requited
duty, iathe premises Of our naval oAieers,H
-rs-AWe think 1othis' very moderate q and
'sehsible} butsScoretary W Giles will bere-
garacd IS 4 most atr6cious '.higyet-thieff'
,aoWn in, Sece.sia, INK: Y ,Trl6Hre. ''| n's
Favn, .;:o7 777-' ~ = \; :, iiw nj.
= JUICE GOODRICH. --Our sfellow-ciizen
HIM. Aaron Goddrich,d arfivedT"in New.
ojr: k 81, tie Sth inst:, Blythe steam er Af-
ipica from 1iverpoql. yThex JpdgSs iis1,'the
bearer ofimportant dispatches to THO HoN-'
sornment:, at @ " Washington, NE trustr he.
Twill find timer to,ovisiterhis minnesota
friends before he returns to tis'post at tho
ToGft '9f, Bs]g{dn:4s:tttS$s,l los y1!n9I"i7 -
bstiHARD FxRE4W e. 'are informed that
Out soldier boys III Kentucky ,iare furnish
E tf A. qlaes Z fe ts
nd thev i,aye tnnn,l Soma / INV t,Graii
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1861-12-19
$40 fr17 -?5| - s..---

Secrethryo Chase ,said 8 ia J o1esH$e 9ps To-
toastat aSdinner given by the Union Glib
ofNeM York, athAt. the .b1sckaak :neeFeein
South Carolina, Though black as midnight,
in his eya a4HiSsf tHan 4Beazf1teat rebel,
Heowas vchemently chearep hy the,eonparc
DN ?mong whom was VIM. B. :Astoieo IL Il
% col4ersigan trial sfor eon \" prsi,s
uSdleial to goodnofder invthe axhyswa CON-, q
nienced on the Och ebTh Snspecifcationse
s@$|5s {Sb $ s2l9S 81
brawls allowing his parade grodbd RS tt5 5bb IS
filth{15 e eptl 1sabfeatiae k+pssA eq4~ duty,
thin Aha s,.ts :TI'ss6 link liz so
A correspondent of the Anti Slavery
Stqqaar$a; a. y fHtddg flf5am 5 WASHINGTON,
gives the Is }RS2 most feeSs6t deS:
laration Of Mr.: sc{st a+dk IA relati1Ga2to the
y' t,, which, jiia.tiinates hqo heard 5h
his own lips .,ss,sa IssI ~ 70 '.r' :" sss
The effective part of the war on our side 81 10
is over There Lmay1 bahmonfe;:3 f6Rhting-
but the lcssoef it the saser wa are Of speedy
B sE{57 S3'G|} l. 6; ;ts
cause Of tie aUhioh; . The real danger is
over. If we escape danger. IN our foreign
affairs all will be we'll
~~-A member cfCol. Moore's Iowa repi-
ment, now in Missouri gin wrning!y to the
keokpE Gazette, saysdhat, Col: Moore has
added a new cause'' to thu, oath to be ad
lninistered to support the Government,
which is: You viii take the New York
Tribune, and 80 and sin no moro, SO help
you Cod" ----.--
And, by the way, an excellent way of
supporting The, Rpvernnent r.. -:
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1861-12-19

WonD Will those subscribers who de-
s:5p paying, in wood, please bring it along
as soon as POS ib!e?- Some Of our wood
subscribers pay honorably,! but some are
quite ycmiss, aud we shall be obliged to
give them "thS cold shoulder If they do
not bring US something, to warm it d.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1861-12-19

snerssos !s$9 e g; II:
1Ilef~asase G&6as' de&6 %r@aN eGApe.
Groan i'm tl1eNiurd always, and Rgpin I say
groan. He thett mqY83qYSSqqss th and weepeth,
he'tkt @oRbtetl and fsarsth< he that dis
saYtd., That seems to be thGtahm aIiA
9f' thsir' SsFsn ,lds ogpsiriiEJ ~,
- YE3R eaieijT1 bsvui5SfurfT kr 1a,,f "a -
.seTutasI Tof e9naapYe q
s,-aaai GfcS eTrL &
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1861-12-19
anted.

Wanted, at this Office, FIFTY CORDS
OF WOOD, in oScnansc for Stearns and
Meeker County orders. Those wanting
orders to pay taxes will find it to their adj
vantage 10 call before purchasing. =, y.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1861-12-19
q lr'ElEcBARAI!c.2'
:V-.E1-Rl-Y... I.-ATElST
:tljij III IN II Tvs !, s.!
A:WAR|> WITH? ENGLAND e IMMINENT
.N70o VHT .51I4ll Y 1TN7J .GW :! .!9.D o.
The Surrender of Mason and rSlic
m":1 hs2"ldell Demanded !.snis! IS
INV; York; Dec. r6:: liz
- Vas 5 received By tho; Ell I:
recovered

y. 1ne 1OlIOWlnS was LeCelVeq Oy Cilc EV-
'The GJssy5sy''' ?':: ministerial Journal
states that Special meASsen Ell by the Eu:
ropa carucs "a demand from the British
government to LORD Lyons, iHn1,sHisting on
an an :: apology and tie restoration 10 the Brit:
ISL flag Of Mason ana Slidell:: .0'H' s1":'';
The same paper. says that large rein!
forccmenlts viii be sent Immediately 2to
Canada. A large Ship is now loading With
guns and .afmm9 nition for there p 1*AI
. she is called upeh to Organize a militia
and volunteer army! ,' -" '.4.:I't> =.
It baS been decided by the Law officers
Of. the. Clown that the action of Captain
Wilkes was unjj1ulstifable;' and q direct in:
suit To England; and it is The duty Of the
Government to demand prompt repara-
ton. The LONDON Post Says: =. .''':.| Il
= In one month we could sweep all the
San Jacintos from the Seas, blockade all
the northern ports and turn to- speedy
end the war. now raging. t'is;so,obvious
that: we find it sl1nost impossible to suppose
that tho Cabinet at Washing toh can conn
NIT an act socmadly as to reject OUT posi-
tive demands. -.'' '' " :':)i"! - .':'I''; =.
The Shipping Gazette believes that if
the demand is not complied with, declara-
ton Of war by En- gland is inevitable L T.
: The French are said to sustain the Brit
ish in this demand. 80 !" -" I. ~ = :'.'7
The sentiment is firm throughout the
entire North that we must not submit to
any dictation or overbearing insolence from,
any power. 49,
Washington dispatches of the 10th, say
no official information frcm England rela-
tive to this affair has been received.
Vallandham introduced the following
resolution in the House, which was refer
red to the committee on foreign affairs:
:, RESOLVED, AS the sense Of the House
that it is the duty of the President 70 now
firmly maintain the stand thus taken ap-
proving and adopting: The act of Captain
Wilkes, in spite Of any lnenancc or demand
Of the British Government, and that this
HOUSE pledges its full Snppor{ e hin 10 il
upholding now the Honor, ana yindicatins
the course Of the government and people
IF the United States against a foreign
powell, j.. ., -. a~. .,..,,l.;... ~ w.,
Z" The fire: in Charleston was terrible -
Theloss is'estimated at from S. 900, 900
to 81 100000" 1t origina:,d in sash9aq-
tory, and was probably 1theisvork of; slaves
asa@slave insursectionthas been diseoYered
and suppressed iadt]pat jrity+; Large abodies
to eopgnnz from the: noun-
t'nightand: attack Charlestgnijn rog-
nection with those in ting city. ~, Arms
were fdaud aeeFeted in;ths peqggTen cabipa
ahaoan lez uehscya7 insnrrectiono is, reported
as progressihsiu the inferior Of South Eay-
ollaaonoo 81 zr tnG '!tna1r5 ,.:.,,...: !<<s;.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1861-12-19
) ~ - ~ u: i 3-lE JOY ID = .n|w
Death of John Ren1eleY.,,

The death Of this young and respected
patniqtt7-a marty: to the cause # bis adopt
ed country-was' briefly noticed incur lo7'
Gal column last week. We are now per
mittcd to pulish the following ext1aots
from a letter received by Mr.. Flank Remotely
from his brother Joseph giving more mi
mute particulars. As will be seem we
erred in saying he was shot while on pick
ct guard, d ~. ~'': .. + "'i s";s ,'...--
80. CAMP CASrll,rlocys;,I G :: - :.
>. - Western Virginia, Nov 18th, 1861. =
:. DEAR BROTHER FRANK.-1 am soldier again
since the gath Of September in the S7th Ohio
Regiment. This is the third German Regiment
from Ohio. was sworn in in. Camp Brown,
near Cleveland. We remained there two weeks
and were then ordered to" Western Virginia:
We marcAed over the mountains and had d
very hard time. l naver could learn where
the 18th Ohio Regiment was, in which brother
John had enlisted, until the Sd day Of Novem-
Der, when heard that the 10th, 18th and 18th
Regiments were about: two miles from u.s. on
the other side of the river: l was glad, and
thought wonld have an opportunity " to see
OVAA' VVAt w VIZ NVlVuOA VI OuE 1CcEllUeut
and asked him if he could not give me two
hours time to 60 over the river. az, / had a
brother in the 18th Regiment and would be
glad to see him. He said he could not, but
that the 18th would be over in. the evening,
and then I,sheuld have a. change to- see him.
But IN the evening We started across the, noun
tains. i The other Regiment came after we left
and tookanother road in order to surround
the enemy. We marched nine days before, We
came upwith the. enemy. On,th9 18th, the
18th Regiment came upon their camps and had
a bloody battle. Our dear brother John fell,
a ball striking him in the heart. His body
was not found until the next morning ;,,.t,
:: We came up with them the next day after
the battle; making, six Regiments and " ere all
ordered toifollow4on AFTER the enemy When
we marched by the 18th i heard my name cal
led by several, aud I,was gladIto see the, Mas
silon boys again. but could mot see John. ii
asked them "Where is my brother?"-4 They
looked at each otherjr and one :offthen said,
eve buried him about an llouE; ago on Cotton
~Uin."; They then told 1ne how he was killed.
sHowI felt you know better than: I, can write
lt!' ~ %"it's .:f"h ~ .t~a?cD oft 20 ID:
-n>We followed tho enemy two days. and the
third came ia OK to Gatton Hill, wAere eur dear
brother awass stopped there: to; eat
our dinner. eII had no; appetite, buhrwent, to
my brother and erie bitter tears. 1t
iwxs.hatt to- meet a. brother in thatway;, +
IL : No. Your Brother, Q JosEPu7REMELHT.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1861-12-19

set 6fs p mal.s Camp and retrcated to
S4u4t4n. 4 sss s~
,r-Hdfd Nlloy has driven the last reba
arpyI opt Of Wiestefp Virginia.
-.--dn4 Haletk hi issued an order tl,.x
.ttahe=dDn Itefugestaeomiug to St. Louis
shall be provided for by rebels, and leyies
a tai $4v;v10 On e be=eSllSetea
from 5s2sfg ss$5s$':! G ss,;
saeAf6ine==n,asa1e=sara+aaas Ra.l on
last Saturday. Their appearance II MD
to be very creditable. VT l0r
The Chicago Jourhalsays.*1He barn
FROM good authority that Gen. Fremont
,wthzaeEt.Reaks =tssaaaaaaaad sq Mashiaatop
f toa de assHa s.;a.I zSS5g5
III vashahgtoR Antip this .intessiadt;ou
shall,H Feels SURG 4tZwm, ;7isa3estall
his omciatAa cts as2the fmmetshesd ofAhst
Western Militdrf1 sDepartnent-exuose
the men and the Mqat1srs. that are at the
bottom of the onspfraty against him, and
place Che Saddle Of bla1neand isfamy upon
the fight shoulders. 1897 sno .geiqeo evia
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1861-12-19
.#kR&4 ~F

S1*3 i|s Rsa; }R 7:s a.
on bone and flesh and muscle ' Measured
Hy Bs&s1 ta3! ss4 f58RfF{|ssfS; e.:
bombatdedza 11yah Bull'E RaD seras half
an age ago. We have to stop and think
when We read the words big Bethel"
and hfL&unel HiaaH' mad H:RhiAippa:n, The
Buchanan 'Adninisoratien seems a. horror
55fsa f. 2HHiSr era era ikate alnloet, forro
ten t1b2a; asatk'"of Dpastas, ptofoupd s,aas
tl,e sensation sxhiiS9th| 49, dsst4Sshss1eas
How events rush on ss-rTkS fb$ah6h IS
detee year Old land ivbata pagashS abssaa
a. added tbathe worla's1histotyl is.li Repsla.
lis ,Qf stlfitty rnifAH6hs 6f sodlsqpiuassdin-
to Civil Var '&l9vatm STATES das46atedefv&
the FedeRLN Yioge with .l thres oth.sfS
blia8hVfh Ahg balance; iQ4MW' SOL
diers in the field a feet Aeett larger than the
Spanish ArRad&kddAd ng. BYTupon the
Sy II $tsss ig;git
rdhsa N uu1Ic TO
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1861-12-19

The MINNESOTA TRooPs.-Our Sec
ond Minnesota regiment left for the. war
on the 18th of October, and the Third
just then called left on the 18th of No.
vemher. This is doing pretty well for a
S'ate,, which is entitled, under the last
censsps, to only one representative ip Con-
grlessSs,::: The Fourth is so nearly full that
# f necessity required, it could get ofIiq
ten days. Aside from all this, VI hare
sent forward company Of sbarps shoeeea
and one OF cavalry during this period, and
have two or 'I5ofe Vco9Danfes Of cavalry,
and two Of Artillery about ready; to sspd.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1861-12-19

don't complain, but delicately intimate
that it is prettyhaFd edsxf9 s}oh fodder.
lnaepFndenk/
We learn fiSml thesst, Paul Press of
the 18th, that5SE4ward ADAM, boy Of
eleven years, anJ drovn.avtho evening
before while skating. He broke through
,an all. hole, aqd was swept under the. ice
by the current. His body has not been
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1861-12-19

~szta e Ks H. su5il
aus fsemberbefstio' 4shsI Akaines Regiment;
bas BSy}
saaass-e7er5 seven day, aud the follow
ingY herdshlBf hb7in~i9 VI Hi
1850 AbsMnpk1 4QM BA DeaEs beef,
l1,50 lbs; fresh beef, 1900 lbs. hard bread
I$f $ nBi 'Ba{y&ef
Nhite@eans, 49, lb6,o Tlee, SShE l 9 IS eoaee.
3f,lbs.atesu 125i AksG hita sugar, az gu
Ions fvhae!gstf; 494bsv spefms Daudl6sp so
bars IF soap, IS quarts o64'sah', I4qgaa16hs
m mSo. 3A \ Ff s R9k}s3&S This 'isn is
Now when it Il 1cAU&h Saiaaeated that there are
ass ahsts two' 'laiadrth nmd : f hyu egimers
4h{s Side n6fa tlte4u Piston sas 4srse; shd
SShs &8f3 If qBq biR 9S?k E|e
renuireS to feed an armv''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-27
Irstrntil0n.

a AENiA SEMINARY, Amenia, Dutchess Co.,
~ Y the Rev O. o DAMS. A. Is. Prtueipsl-Sup~rior
advantages Offered students (boh seros at qcderute chuse
Term open. prl Cstslosns. senl upon aPpuo.ln.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-27
1871 THE PENNSYLVANIA SIT
lSBI CENTRAL RAILROAD. Il COk
GREAT peusLR-TRAcK RoUTZ

lhe eepse,N 1919 Si ' stiIiRT line 10 TIE V.ESr
Otfce No Astor House correct q s.-yft
Eacia for the tram portati0n Passengers q and Foo Gin
.;nrS Chicago 81 Louis So Paul. Ns@ le asa l. ssvs,
Orleans, aud al other town 10 the Wet NoIs' . 80
son Met are nupassed fox speed aud 'oUfo bl @ Iouss
Through trains for the West leave Ne'gYok oes o. CoIs
landtst-I Morning Lxmess q Evening kHp.sS p ~
Sleeping and sno ding Ca-s on all The trans
Fare always low and the as quck, by any otAs
route
Nv this route Freighis OF all De ehrops 10 fowsrtsjt
and from any point IlsrVs Is II Ohio hrn' ltky As
Iliuoia, Wisconsin, Iowa hssour by RAlLkuND ~
RECT the nsyigasle Ners u the "st oy
seain ers from Pin burgh. A.
m. rates of Freight 10 and from any point Of the West 81 ire
Pennsyyns Rsir I'd arc al al nts favorable IS G
by other Rs road Companies AsIchSIts ard shippers li
pg the tran 20 tattoo their Freight IL thh SooP
with con6deror its speedy transit = ,,,.a.,,,,
This Co,apAny ihsiuains an Euiissnt "a
cofor ~ nod. OF anee oehat he br.oiass ntes
of fare g. ELlIOlT Passenger Agent NO As'o' Hi'"s~
yEECH Y Co y eight Agents. =, ,,,,,,
No Astor House, and No south Wihsm-&
MspoSAho No s Battery pisce
rNocH LEWIS, General supt Altoona "
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Sales bn Aut!lon.

A C.. FUTILE, AUCTIONEER
"A. Office No. 1870 Broadway
POSITIVE SALE II
ELEGANT FIRST-CLASj CABINET FURNITURE,
Being the stock Of the old essbH he'd house OF
c. J.. sCHbilTr, No aO8 Broadway.
A. C FUTILE will sell on WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY
next O'clock the above extensive the entire
stock elegant Rosewood. Oak. Mahogany aud w alnut
sPAkLOR, LIBRARY, DlNlEG, and bEDROOh FuhSl-
TURE.
The reputation Of the manufacturer Of this stock ample
guaranty Il IT, quality every article being warranted Of the best
class msoss and workmanship and to star the test Oh
Furnsce Heat.
win positively be sold without regard to Limitation for cash.
to'Ciose the business
Catalogues ready.
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UEO A. LNAvITr, A1ctIOaeer
by GEO. A. LEANTTf n Co.--Trade Sale
- Rooms Noe q and 70 Mercet for tbs 'ale Of Books
Stationery Works Of Art. etc. COu-gnnen is solicited.
THURSDAY NOR MING. March a. aud following days until
lpril 4. commencing at y O'Clock each day.
REGI LAR MEMOIRS ThADE SALE or BOO.S.
Sfirrotype Plates stx'ione'y, etc
booksellers this unusus opp rturify the csA
logue douo the Spring 4nlOgue they
ba, ssuoi coutsioug addition 20 the usual coLtibu
from American pubJhos upward Of 100 lots good and
saiible London publications. -
Caiaiosues may be obtained At the NE" TRADE SALE
ROOMS NOS II AND ~ MERCER-sr., between Howard
and Grand GEO. A. LEAYITr q Co,
Auctioneers
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TLANTIC SAVINGS BANK.

WOTICE.-The INTEREST WARRANTS on
~ the Bonds Of Marion County Ohio, maturing April 1851
VIII be raid the Irving Bank New York Cry from LIT to 10Th
April, I'6l. JOHN KING, Treas
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Boar0 ano Rooms.

A MEXICAN HOTEL, Jersey City.-TwO DE-
IA ssble suites Of Ro to let with Bourd for the 'ea9n
sntsh families siso Few small Rooms for single
men Terms from Is to 50 full board. TIE American Is out
iyc ninut-s from COnrlaL 81 -
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11rinlins.
Cost ano fonno.

ctlS REWARD.--LOST-A patent lever gold
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