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The New York herald., 1862-03-29
SHIPPIN NE VS..
ALMANAC FOR NEW YonK-THIs DAY.
RISES . ol NOON RISES. morn Is
D II HIGH WATER II
Port Of New York, March 80, 1854.

CLEARED
Steamship Glasgow (Br), Roskell Queenstown and Lv-
Steamship Ccaor (Br). Lashbrook Liverpoo-walden 4
Booth.
Steamship Caledonia (Br), Clark, GIasgow-F Mcdonald
steamship IIaasa (Brem, Won sanen Southampton and
Bremen- Oerichsk 4 Co.
Ship LONDON Hurib1i, London-Grnueli, Mintarn / Co.
Ship Essex rus) Klatt Queenstown ac-Funch Meincke
ship John Bcrnsm uIam). Knudscn Hamburger NJ Sic
Ship Rufus Choaie, Rich, Boson-Crockcr. Wood & Co
BARK Depcscae tpris) Hartman, Lsbonfunch. Meinckc
Bark Iacine (Brem,, Won Harten, Havsna-Jas Ward
BARK Indian Belle, Tsnney, Maanzas-H -, BrooSmsn.
scn hSSs i", t%s. k%o%ies Smith.
sIs 5 % Sasn ssa.s Church Chase
Brig Nicsel.; Hatch & &rhinae,Iphia7 Master \ s
schr Sea Breeze Orb McDougal, Montsvdeo-s Bur.
schr starrett tBr), Blauvelt, Porto Cabeo-Boyd
S;sssss,s asas.is Dayton
s sSr ssab.1. ssa
ssE s?gsss ?sss:ss 1ss: Ii.ssT$
sr ds ysysE %smoSd hnsh snG~ & h'ven'
ssSr \ IsxsoS, Iss:ss, x.nna%s:i.-Master.
ssST viS. nsp
sss1 Mia"EsaEs t%yi
sshr OCEAN Wave Wave rr.ac PSadelphiss Beston
Rsn F".s qsaRSs Racket
$i S:ss
sSr sIs q ps
schr Colorado, Shepard &C. Grecnwioh;zMassr sIN N a
Steamer Vulcan, Morrison. Philadelphia.
ARRIVED.
Steamship chps9S ppo&wa %GGws Co. r0rsRd s n with %as M @ns
miles 81 OF Hedge Fence Buoy Nantucket Shoals passed
' sS %soS @ fs ssr s9s % sS %%'f
sS "s as r. Eas s % - 5 GsHs %
wNw which lasted day and during that time lay to under
Ts yspS an dr S@ ss shp
s s s % sooSy sa .SSe s1S 5
.sss ets snd & a% sp a9
sEr sisis sgd lss S.5 ssss 5;S% % has
Ship gcf Bosenl Howes, London, Feb 20, in bal
as S'R p sS@i fsh to Hamison Br. '
in hssR s. sPssr
,he ruddsr head while lying to in NV gals had
~. S:R ~. sa S a % H9s y q 1.::sS rb
s w sugar sw 3 fa @ Ss S RSS s
- 50 90 spoke Is bark Lady Jane vsnwlth cruising
Brig Lizzie Treat COZ csas Jameson, za'a, March is
Bpis & Vincent CBr Xfcha Jones' Aricha,. I2 days
yS er o. jsa % $ va $ TSa%s. and East caeo; with
SS @ Inst s s u pose sss s fHr
Bosion. steering for Turks Islands Passage.
Schr Belle Crowei, Virginia days.
Schr Achorn, Merrill Elizabethpcr for Boston.
Schr N Steclinan, - Elizabethport for Providence.
schr Kossuth, Lee, Sewbuyport, days
Scnr " T. Mangum, Wslen. Goucester, days
Sohr Calnac, BorhaIn, welneet, days
Schr Sawyer Tracy, Providence for Philadelphia.
Stoop America, Young Providence. 2 days.
Slonp Pointer. Fowler, Providence, 2 days.
Steamer VIM Woodward. CundH, Baltimore.
Steamer Stevens, Doughcrty baltimore.
Steamer Mars Nichols Philadelphia.
Steamer Pelican, Jones, Providence
BELOW.
One bark, unknown.
27h-Ships Panama. aud Belle OF the Ocean, Liverpool
Cora Linn, Glasgow barks ieesbuig sBrl, London
pike Dublin; n Trowbrdge Barbados; Bonita ST Domingo
Br schrs Elizs, and Inkermsnn, Halifax
wind nj sunsel NV.
The New York herald., 1862-03-29
CITY CONFESSIONAL REPORT.

AsnEs-we continue to quote pots at Is IS and pearls
al So 80, with small sales.
I,EEApsTuYTs. --Tour--The market was without anma.
ton and prices for the common and lower grades were
easier while extra brands were steady and prices sus-
tanned. Tho sales embraced sbcnt 5000 9 600 bbs
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HOTELS.

uNIsux HOTEL, 40. 10 wAvERLEy PLACE, ONE
block Broa way Rooms let, for families and
single gentlemen, at moderate prices Table dho'e " SIX
J.. Nj.
IRVING HOTEL. At FAR RoCKAwAy, NEAR THE
Pavilion with ce house neo and cessary barns and
sheds and range Cheap rent so smi ivl ts at
90 Pea street Inquire OF SAN, ~ ~ N""ioN, CUT
prr of Eiuhn and GRAND streets, Wilansinrg
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enc landed Home. Hole By .he SAXON. whleh los. eow

spirit by the collision
Famouih on the night Of tx nsbe"g s eatremey dark
the s S w % storm ana sic ssen,aae can e IN eesoh 40 nsh wh
fore as to her sink in 20 minutes TIE captain and
70 much that after throwing part she could
t sha nsp a9sI @ oy oo % nId M az s %ox @ a. h
captain, who viii proceed Liverpool and thence to New
Board Of Cndcrw1ftersS 'A'' ''
The steamship Champion yesterday morning taken up
on lhe great Balance dock for repairs
The ship STAR the great Sectional dock will be
stripped reeaulked and newly coppered.
Ia. Ia 'Ss ought Y ss
The ship Martha IT'S has been sold native house
The bark Wavelet 2s9 has sold at shanghae for
Liverpool Sept last for Old caiaSar but
has not been heard Of since. '
Notice to Mariners. E
Notice Is hereby given that the Pollock Rip Lightvesse,
which parted her moornss during the gale Of the 18th ul
the Pollock Rip Shoal
LONG. Clerk to Lighthouse Inspector ID dis.
COLONIAL sxcRrrAnrs OFFICE, NASSAU, Jan 81 1852
pabcaon for the inio%aon Of mariners and others Of
a esss * s Es na s5 John %
and description OF three Bnoys recently paced o. hc BAHIA
oaais Acting Colonial Secretary.
Aslact Buoy Tita siaS and 9lasS Basket Ball, in
Longitude. =. 70 II Is W. =
Marks for its Fashionable North Bmin in line
with the (et extremely NE Of the North
an angle Of 50 deg 70 its trrht extreme)
Black Buoy stan & 'sss BASKET n. in sf.,hom.low
low water on the NE part Of the Macke Bank, in
Latitude. 25 80 81 n
Longitude. 76 ~ 81 W.
'sf s"s hs a
thoms low water. in
Esasi;sa.::: EEs.Sssi !: y y g g g g y.
These Buovs bear from each other
II 4 l2Z miles They intended TO guard vessels
II from falling too far 20 the w when the
Magnetic. Bahama Bank from Strr Orange Gays
also their postOns for the latter part the
They good sound buoys be miles OF
VIII, expect be very useful.
TLAsRSG LIGHT on AnBs HEAD, SCOTLAND
WAsHINyrOs, March 8, 1862
Official information has been resolved this Office that
and after the 2th day OF February 1882 light would
hbited from lighthouse recently erected Abbs
coast Of Berwickshrc at the southern the Firth
Of Forth.
The high. Is nnshug white light showing every ten
and should be In weather from distance OF
~ miles. ...
The Illuminating apparatus is dioptic, by lenses
first order.
The is % feet high TO vane and both Il
and the keepers dwelling houses painted white.
by order OF the Lighthouse Board. ...l..
THORNTON A JENKINS, Secretary.
The New York herald., 1862-03-29
MATRIMONIAL.

N seslib wishes 10 srcrc him 81 II wife. she q
snnur prs, aud Of good education Address G. H. South.
rort Fairfield county, Conn
The New York herald., 1862-03-29

The Lowell and Lawrence Railroad Company
hasdeclared dividend Of three dollars per share.
payable April !.
The Cleveland Hero'd states that the propeller
lines of the Erie Railroad Company have been or.
ganized for the season of 1862, and will commence
running in few days. or as soon as the ice will
permit. Three new first class propcllers have been
added TO the lines, and the old boats have been
thoroughly reftted and put into excellent condition
for business.
The Chicago Tribune Of Wednesday thus notices
money and exchange matters in that city,
Dunsss stl broods over the money market, with no
Immediate prospect OF change for the better Compare
tivey, transactions merely nominal, and must
main 80 until u IL known that the straits opened.
Business on the canal s 70 aweck from 10 day
and that viii be likely 70 create demand for money FOR
somsthing Of Q start
New York exchange 10 close. II IL true the demand is
light and wen that u In SO; for any unusual calls
would render the market very uncomfortaby stringent
end appreciate prices very considerably At present tho
abundance OF Eastern currency In circulation furnishes
ample resource TO supply the wants OF the market
moet OF the banks continue 70 ship large parcels daily
Par . seighth are the buying rates.
TAs 81. Louis Democrat Of Monday has the fol-
The New York herald., 1862-03-29

MI B-wHo HAS NOT HEARD OF THE CELE.
IN brated Madane BREWSTER who has removed 70 No'
ss East Thirtreth street. between FIRST anu Scsoha ave
nue~ aud consulted WIN en,ire sne
has NO cua ot future wife or husnand,
siso t6at of her yisite Ifyou wish truth give her GALL
The New York herald., 1862-03-29
WINES AVID LIQUORS.

"yyEE DROP" GIN-A SUPERIOR ARTICLE. I'M
w pcrcd lfun Holland Ia st,nc Jugs containing oae
utr, uile over gallon each, aud twelve JUGS In
TO- cas- andiug hip Jup Ter, fr Rotterdam. For
The New York herald., 1862-03-29

The state of the roads in the country and the
want Of storage room in Milwaukee will cause
further temporary falling of in receipts as COM
pared with last year. The fluctuations in the stock
are, IL seems, caused by movements on the part of
the farm mortgage interest, and the proposed re.
peal Of section Of the reorganization law, which,
IL carried, would give the common stock the bene.
at OF any surplus after paying dividends first
and second preferred stock, in lieu Of using it to
reduce the investment from 81 500 900 to So 900 600
The proposed legislation, IL is believed, will be in
q form satisfactory to all interests.
The National Bank Note Company this day for
warded to Washington the first batch Of the new
legal tender Treasury notcs---tens and ffties. As
the signatures are engraved, and all that remains
20 be done Is to afx the seal of the Treasury De.
partment, they will he issued at once in payment
Of debts, and will probably make their appear.
ance In Wall street next week.
The business of the Sub-Trsasury to-day was as
follows
The New York herald., 1862-03-29
TOO LATE FOR CLASSIFICATION

AIRS AppIE BANKER TIE WELL KNowN SPIRIT
mi Test Mc0jun, and Clair, ant can b. consulted day
Al her rooms 22 Fourth avenue Twenty second street
Medical aud business advice gwen.
The New York herald., 1862-03-29

LIBBY's OYSTER AND Dix,NG ROOM. l3o fuI-
n ton street.-The finest Oyster steaks g. ops, c'tleis
Ham and Eggs Yankee Fish Ctkrs. Bo- lo s,,is,
t'oaee Ales &c Merchant aud "a nut arii $
y, rsed AT this place the bcs; in the market.
u,uE BEST PLACE ~ NEW YORK 70 GET A GLASS
Of Cream Ale Is at a Ia,on srr whrc f. Kept Goes
SANITY super. tocx ~ WDrs AZ iuUr. &c ,s e
hest brands Billiards 10 cents Pc on Ssrps
tables. CAN and ace for toWrseNis .
The New York herald., 1862-03-29

The following is comparative statement OF tho i'm
ports foreign dry goods New York FOR the
ing March 27 and since Januaryl:--
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

MRS IIANiISS PAPER --ErIQrErTE, ARTS of
vi beauy, eai Games conr'ii,-. Or sna Stor, Of
Female Sp,. firprs a.. tnlNr ciarr y r.. Fry u.
Price nt- - c-'s .ea'. Yer, IN 'f'sl ~ on
NJ 50 Nak.t tftrtt arn Hn =
rI,HAr CURIOUS BoOE OF CITY WOMEN; Or IN
errstins female Char. c-rs In New Yurkg Ch'ap .,-
ton nc pages l2ms ready Price - cents. coded
free. NJ. GArNTr publisher, ), w.lScr street.
New York.
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as.3iaeef l f e
se'i asisiQs >mArcl nogsgr @ttf
saa.. rafffs s. fe H s1f
The New York herald., 1862-03-29

The following we're the earnings of the Miwau-
kee and Prairie du Chen Railway for the third
week Of March,
The New York herald., 1862-03-29

v,IEGANT FURNITURE FOR SALE-A FAMILY
~ aying this country wish st the whole part of
their Furntnrc Is la the hr~t order For par
tcuiars apply r. foRsrMANN, lol Rsade street, n
U,rRsT CLASS ESAMELLED fuRNIr RE-PL.AIN,
Dc o.ned and grained, solid walnut and OAK Sets; suits
nj SEQ and upwards: Mattresses, Spring Heds, Nc.
J. w. FISHER CO., Manufacturers,
$50 Broadway, between Bleeckrr AID Bsnd strcete
The New York herald., 1862-03-29

IARIBALDi AND lTALY.--LECTtR RE By REV. j. T.
" " wman Thursday evening ncat. in the NJ ihoais
Episcopal church, of u. d.or Morton streets
Tkers Is eah BE- had o. John T. Baldwin, ia Fu
ton
The New York herald., 1862-10-15
D, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER Is, 1862

The KEARNY LsrrER--In another column
this morning we publish the much talked of and
mysterious letter from Major General Kearny
10 Mr. Halstead, of New Jersey. This letter
was said to be an attack upon Mcclellan. We
md It an attack upon everybody, and self
giorliication of Major General Kearny. As
the letter reaches us through abolition sources.
the democratic generals assailed have their
namesprntedi in full, and the names of other gen.
erals (of what politics, prays) are omitted. This
shows the motive of the publication of the let
ter It this time. If the statements Of the letter
be true, in losing General Kearny we lost the
only general we ever had If the statements Of
the letter be untrue, and dictated only by per-
sonal jealousy and bitterness, General Kearny's
memory will not be benefited by its publica-
lOn.
The New York herald., 1862-10-15

REPuBIsssx ESTIMATE a. TIE FIGHTING QUAr =
TIES or Cva NoRTHERs Sorp,rRs.--we haze
been in the habit Of publishing exclusiv ,ly
a great deal OF interesting news from the
South. This has given offence to ops or
two Of our contemporaries, who do MOI care
about publishing news for which they have
to ray. They consequently endcavor TO rid-
Guile and to weaken the importance Of ne infor.
NATION thus CLEANED from rebel sources, and
the armies Of the Southern confcdeTacy that we
have recently published. This is consistent
with the policy which they have pursued since
the commencement Of the war. II has been
their game to pcrsistently unders,ate the forces
Of the rebels. Wherever democratic generals
have led our troops they have never failed to
represent the strength opposed TO them as
greatly inferior. Hadrepubliean generals been
in command they would just as surely have in
sisted that the enemy outnumbcred them two
to one. DO they not see that by pursuing this
line of tactics they offer the very worst
kind Of insult to the brave and in
telligent men composing our armies? II
with forces SO greatly exceeding those of the
enemy, and despite tcnacity that enables them
10 fight not two and three, but seven days in sue
ce,siou, they get frequently defeated It follows
t6at tbe boast Of the rebels that one Southern
man can whip two or three Northsrners MIS-
be correct. II the fact be so, IL seems c,sfiou,
to us that Northern journals SHOULD ke 50 per
] sisteut In proclaiming it.
The New York herald., 1862-10-15
Rebel Accounts Of the Battle
Of C0rinth.
The Enemys Programme Of Operations id
Mississippi Broken Up.
Reported Evacuation Of Jacksonville.
Fla, by Union Forces.
UNION OPERATIONS NEAR SUFFOLK. VIRGINIA.
&C., &C., &c.
&C.,

We have received copies Of Richmond papers OF the
10th and llth inst from whicn We copy the following
interesting intelligence.
The New York herald., 1862-10-15
Renom tnation OF Solomon Foot na UniteA
States senator from vermont.

Solomon Foot was to-day chosen United states assAtop
for Vermont for AK years from the 4th Of March next
The vote fog him was unanimous In the Senate and IN
the House or.y seven votes cast against him fhs
is Mr. Fost's third election as vnlicd sa,ks sAns,es
from Vtsdnots.
The New York herald., 1862-10-15
Anticipated Rattlc Near sra .

The Petersburg Erpress has relisbte infA as nos.
Suffolk up TO Tuesday night last The unioA az Tos.
III and around Suffolk estimated AZ 81 " .na..
forces are stationed in the town Of SufsAr al ,o.
cavern. Providence Church and Deep Crack ~ ,a' I,s
soldiers and ethers tell the people OF s.dnolk "A 70
force in tEat direction is be ncresA a.
100 800. The feinforcemens are broUeht y ~
night, and for this purpose the trains run 4.
at night. No passports granted 10 perscte !.
is he direction of the Blackwater river. All =
several miss around Suffolk have besn feiien,
and lortiasations are soing up at all points, This !ootS
though lhe fedcrals anticipated attack IL faay e
however, oy precau1ion to prevent attack until they
ready is'mOve whfS many believe they inte1d TO
do and that n this direction We gratifed 20 hear
that force5 sadoned fhai the invaders VIII
meet with Vsry desperate Resistance whenever taSy
att0mnt 10 comes
The New York herald., 1862-10-15
The Ep.dsmds S. as At Wdlmicgt1n; .,,,!s, N. Q.

Fortyeght new Of yclsw fever we've reported on
Wednesday. The .5mnal hcard OF but fse intSrmenss
on Tuesday, which the smalest nurxsbses since tue
disease has taken present scope. Amoathe recent
victims OF the epidemis observe Colonel es l. Mii
Ter Collector OF the Post Of Wilmington ans M Robcrt
Powell native OF this ty aged 81 years AfA the phy-
sicians OF Wilmington al e reported wsii.
The New York herald., 1862-10-15

CisoMNATT, oct IA, 1892.
am indebted 10 hc Commercial for late Southern pa
pers
Corinth has quiced all appehensions of attack on
Memphis. and believes it will relieve all Western Tenncs-
and allow the UnFon army to enter Mississippi ana
open the whole territory to commerce with Memphis.
The rebels acknowledge a loss OF five Thousand AZ
Corinh aud official accounts from there state that we
have buried eleven huRdred and thirty rebels killed In
the Corint fight alone The rebels acknowledge tho do
feat terrible Only four hundred and fifty mem
were left in Maury's division Of three brisades.
rebel general writing to the Memphis Appea, says'
that the crisis is upon Mississippi and the State
authorities not to rely longer upon the Confederate
their whole available forcs The defeat OF Buell. by
Bragg is contingency ihst cannot be relied uron.
Hon Thomas A. r. Nelson, OF East Tennessee, declares
the Presidents proclamation the most outrageous act oe
usurpation contemplated in Europe or America sna
calls every to rese the usurper. Tho rebels
rebels in East Tennessee
The Grenada APPEAL Of the 9th inst. says that the
straggers OF Lees rebel army number thirty thousand
regiment Of Indians from North Carolina is now sta
ticned at Cumberland Gap gryisoning that point and
fighting Union bushwhackcrs:
Ex Commander II. + Maury hes gone to Europe n
semi official capacity.
The intimate friends Of Goncras Hacck in st. Louis ex
pect him to return to the West in = short time.
The New York herald., 1862-10-15
d at Jacksonville.

hundred Yankees Nave lanAA a ~ 'a'@so1V"e S''
troops are gathering. . a., n tasa
A s,ac;s, d.a.s ). .x..,A nah HSpt5Eicam, OF tht6
morning dated a,drO 70 M hsays-The feder.s
at Jacksonville embarked Yesterday n re si,S
river ths morning early Two Largo sster an al, rIa
lying on the town. The Yankees haM ~ s. W 49, 80
negroes shey could get both slave andt '''
The New York herald., 1862-10-15
rv.c.a,,on of jacksonville, Fla, by the
Union Forces.

AUGUSTA, Oct Z, 1862.
Tho Savannah papers Of this morning have dispatches
sran, pa,dwIn Florida, dated 9th, which saysA train
went within two miles Of Jackacnville yesterday after
enm snr cavalry drove IN the Yankee pokets Two
Supboais opened on the train but did no damage H0yen
The New York herald., 1862-10-15
NYisccllnncoux News.

The federal Goreras lresiss and Crittcnde cA turec
at Shiloh together with 2lfscommssioned officers ken
at the same time, are ii tseir way Ia H,ehmows RON
Alabama. About 200 Yanase soldiers expcc.s al
the same time for exchange
Rrigadcr General w ID. SmisA died at Charleston IA o.
. on Saturday afternoon
The Richmond Dispatch Of the 14th ys:--One hunau =
and sixty seven Union prisoners OF arrvea ia RRA
mond Il ON Columbia, s. G., yesterday, among whom wen
cnc commissioned officers. The highest in rank sCet. r.
T. Bennett, OF the Fifty fifth Pennsylvania. several hun
drcd more expected T. day. No flag Of truce efS
yesterday, expected, though over 500 prisoners
have already been made ready for their journey home
ward.
Mr.. Wood the commandant OF the Capitol prises,
Washington, D. G., visited Castle Thunder Yesterday.
lie expressed himself highly pleased the cleanliness
and Discipline Of the castle.
Frances r. Jameson, white female from Orange coan
ty New York arrested few days since near CUT
popner, on suspicion OF being thief.
ihrec federal gunbaats nj West Point doing no dam
age except 10 stop the oyster trade for the present;
The New York herald., 1862-10-15
The Election I'm Ohio.

CiScivNArf. Oct. IA, 1899.
P,ndlcton and Long democrats, elected in tho First
and Second districts. valandishlm, democrat, do
cated by General schenck in the Third Cox democrat
Is probably reelected in the Seventh, but not GER
tain The democrats my carry SIX d the nineteen
districts in the state, but IL Is doubtful
The New York herald., 1862-10-15

NEW WAY TO Pay OfD Dsprs--Iast week Ar chbisbop
Hughes received largo sam Of money from me anony
as deslre:
The New York herald., 1862-10-15
Municipal ELECTION in Newark. n. y. !

AtWAkNl Uvt. II, I5bZ.
The Newark city charter electicu has resulted In
democratic triumph Tho democrats carry nearly all tho
wards and retain majority IN the council.
The New York herald., 1862-10-15

WASHINGTON, DOT. IA, 1852.
II appears by the examination Of the county and
maps OF the Post Once department, that the distance
from Chambersburg 10 Conrads Ferry Potomac,
upon the roads traverscd by the rsbe, cavalry Just
about eighty miles
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1862-04-24

Notice is hereby given. that will proceed
to sell, At Troy. the County Seat of Doniphan
County, on the 9Th day Of May, A. D. 1862,
and thereafter, 50 much of the foregoing real
estate a. will satisfy the taxes and costs, for
taxes due Doniphan County for the year 1860
EDWARD 8. DAVIS,
County Treasurer.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-12-04
..-~-STEARNs HOUSE:
w - ~ ,-~I-&SA- lS~lL-L

.TTAvING leased this fine Hotel, Il would
II announce to the travelling public that it
class House in every respect: Situated Oh
wooded bluff, it commands one Of the .qi
Finest Nie,os on. the Mississippi River,
And as q resort for INvALIDs, who would enjoy
the inNgorating qualities of Minnesota at-
mosphere, it presents. ~ &&1tt3 ei!Gd
- UNUSUAL UCEMENTS!
The rooms are large, airy and comfortable,
and supplied throughout with spring mattress
beds.
The Table will he supplied with every boun-
ty and luxury that can be procured 7g ON,
Every attention will be paid to the comfort
OF guests XII re : 95&3aA 8 &l&2
Stages can be taken from this Hotel to any
desired point. IL. J. FOWLER.
= . l. ID + i
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-12-04
r H o M A 8 10 MES,
aEa aa# BLACKSMITH. .za

4 LII kinds Of work done in the best posi-
II bio manner, Particular attention given
70 horse s1d ox.shoeing. plov work, and re
With H. u. WearY's Carriage hop. g n
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-12-04
LIVE STOCK.

Drovers and Farmers will find this the most
advantageous route for Live Stock. Capacieus
Yards, we'll watered and supplied with every
convenience, have been opened on this line and
its connections, and every attention is paid to
their wants. From Harrisburg, where will be
found every convenience for feeding and rest
ing, choice is offered of the PHILADEL-
PXIA, NEW YORK and BALTIMORE
MARKETS. This will also be found the shor-
test, quickest and most direct route for stock
to New York-[via Allentown and with
fewer changes than any other.
Exocn LEWIS, Gent Sup't, Altoona, Pa.
L. L. Houpr, Gent Ticket Ag't, Philadelphia
H. H. Houston, Gent Freight Ag't, Philada.