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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-11-29
FOREIGN TRADE.

Mr. HALL las shipped instruments to almost every state
in the Union Persons residing h Indiana Michigan, illinois,
Wisconsin and other states Of the West particularly in
yiied to correspond with Mr. II at this time he
any make it greatly 10 heradvantage to order of him
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-11-29
Unsettled Account!

Having made arrangements to continue
atthe OLD stand Root Morrison take this meth
cd of returning the customers and friends Of the
late their generous patronage in years past and to
solicit continuanc of the same to myself
My Stock of Goods is Foil and Complete,
comprising all the articles and many than usually
kept by the merchants of our village. -.. .-.
Dry Goods, Groceries, Crockery, Heavy and
Shelf Hardware, Hats Gaps, Boots & Shoes
Iron, Steel Nails Paints Oils, Glass Putty
are kept full stock vii be sold at very low figures fo
pay down All kinds Of produce taken exchange for good
AZ cash prices -.
The times and my circumstances will not admit Of long
vinded credits credits 10 doubtful customers To all who
are rompt aud reliable, prepared extend reasonable
credit prompt payment viii he required in all at tn
line agreed upon Pulling and blowing entirely out Of
ue. Ny desire is to deal fairly and squarely with ALL T
me and see for yourselves. HouTs truly.
Jyne 10 1861. -. J. MORRISON
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-11-29

All kinds ofProduce received in payment Wood, Hay an
Grain wanted the present time. GEO. HALL.
AshtSbula December2, 1891 -t ' .-' ga
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-11-29
EIei''1ls'i aEhlfSiFeGfsb HfkEEFY.
+. st. hnth ony,sa Fire, Rose or Efystpelns,
Tetter aud salt Rheum, senld Head,
l HmBwOrIn, Sore Eyes, Dropsy.

il. HiMgwOrny Sore Eyes, Dropsy.
rDr l,uprt ". Preble writes from Salem n. y. .12tll
sept, 1859. that he las cured an inveerate case OF
u DTopng which threatened 20 Terminate fatally, by the
peroyeriug Of Sarsaparla aud also dangerous
Ntigtau Eyapslas by barge doses of the sanei says
he cures the common Er'Ptia,s by Il constantly
BronchoceIe, GOttro or sWelled Meek.
N Zebnl6n SloaM of Prospect Texas, writes Three Not
ties Of your sorsnparla cured me from Gire : a nd
cons swelling On the neck, which had supTed nom
over two yeayq,p eft ,sC3Isia % 9JllaaE9
IeucOrrloea or whites, OvATiRn, Tunor,
Uterine Ulcerntion, Foihnle 'Dise"ses'
DIR. II. s. Channing Of New York Ctyr writes ~
most cheerful comply with the request OF your agent IA
saving have found your saTsaIatilh must excehent
Alternative In the numerous conulnits ior when Wo
employ such remedy. but eHeeially IN t1nqe D'Seass
Of lilo Scrurniuus diatItess tye cured many nVeter-
ate chses of Ieirufhma by it, and some where io com
pain was oansed by ,dceJdtot OF the uieym. The ulcer
alton itself was soon cured. Nothing within my knoNi-
edge equals It for these female arrangements"
Edward s. A1arfbw uf Newhurys Ala, witirs ean-
gerous orp1dn bBiornn Of the females ~ my iamly
which lad deRed all tile remedies we could employ mas
at length lcen completely cured by your Extract o sr
snpatilm. Our physician thought nothing hut oxtlpa-
ton could afford relief hut he ndvsed the trial oi your
spwaEllla as the last resort before cutting, Hnd t
proved cfecnl. After taking your remedy eight weeks
| symptom of the diSense relnHins."fH .VFT srHqo
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-05
The War.

Reliable Information has been received that the heroic
and uuiirag AsAby engaged With the invaders most
Of ,hr day Wednesday in ShepSndcah county. The
,a.g O-sAn 10 the village cf WOOds,ock from which
r2r after prosecuting it as long he thought judi
ojlns, Colonel A vitldre- few miles further Up the
Wiley % :he v-se Of Elinburs, where the ski-mish-
ilg vas renewed, and kep; up alo-g the turnpike
60 Pr-es's Hill soue nize or tes miles below Nea Mar
kss /. VS. sti going on when the mail bringing the
i7.elEFsnee lsft Yesterday We bad no mail from that
di-,con and ssq3ently without later sdvices -
l run5r prevailed Us erdy ,bst Mcclellan was SEQ
dog force ser-ss through Page county 20 faux John
stca. We know Of no authority FOR il.
A. bard No 10 the Telegraph reports everything
o7iss. n, saeuy seems to hav' tired Of innOcuous
s,-1casd ~ and * raw gait waste Of smnunition.-
y 'i,s-s-'i-s q p-o; oiOa OF bis bras'sd guabOa's
hs ard % va- iva clo-e s,oiyh T. he effective.
p .a rses e.ltes o. in'SFes. have intellgercs
o ,slrEo "a ;hs respective pastures of tie bsiise
r~l-4
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-05

LynOhburg, and fredericksburg. at least sh0usana
hacks and private carriages Here then are Two 'nOu
sand trained enough to equip twenty oat.ene'
Butt would never do to inteere with tbs shopping
6ae ladies' How sinful and injurious to the dges'0n "a
lArsermasers il would be to put step to then 0Oss'
riding. And the crime, the urpardonAois crime -
compelling ladies tf pleasure to give up Their eneiN
h,ek Wha. would become OF the gamblers that "a.Su
the "a, creatures as they drive BY the big hotels fne
country might be saved if the town horses we're pft'
bu, the tbsc j,Ys OF the oOurteIin, the eaar'er@ss
..- .,d the gambler would be gone. Who "oula nave
~. hs.r, 70 ask such a sacrifice from such people.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-05
FRoxfHz WHsf.


Our Western exchanges, received last night brought
ma very little intelligence Of interest from that quartsr
The following items We extract from the Memphis Ava
lspcke. Of the sia ult, the latest date received;
MISSISSIPPI Nyn. 60
We have nothing of Importance or interest 70 commit
uicats from Island No. TO- New Madrid or Fort Pillow.
JAcxsoxroRr, ARKASsAh
We have nothing la.e from this military post We
NAV soon expect 70 hear Of decisive movements 10 the
West Of the Mississippi river and the federa may
psct him 10 their 'front.' centre and rear. Celsry vii
marx his movements West OF the nifsissippL
FROM NASHVILLE.
We learn that the ct. ms Of Nashville continue loyal
10 the Oopfederacy and refuse to deal With the invader,
potvitbstandipg the tempting bats and low prices The
latter prssen Occasionally dead federal found In
the street, although strict guard 10 kept Without
Gina 10 the secret hand that struck tho bos The invs
der will ad an sephantine labor 70 people
determined 70 be free. -.....le4-
MAJOR MORGAN.
This gallant partisan officer, with bis battalion oil cav
ry having been apprissd OF the fact that some thre<
thou,and Fsderss have bsep thrown out with view 70
HE capture rapidly shifted hs location, and !, deter
mined TO be found when be 10 prepared 70 strike blow
L. Is said be has killed or captured some seventeen hun
dred Federals since they entered Tennessee.
COL T. y. LooSIr.
This brave and gallant commander has engaged 10
two or three tkirmishes near tho Tennessee river
one be killed. il s said some ~ Psdersh; In the otheI
he vss also successful bu. What exsnt or what An
the particulars and details Of these engagemenn, VI
have no very satisfactory account - aI. t.s.ts
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-05
4 YANKH fraud.


n tk x3itw of a. WY:
wish 10 draw your attention 70 recent extracts from
The n. 7. Hsid and other Journals parporsiog TO DO
copied from Knslhh papers. R,st assured they we're
Manufactured BY NOrthr~ editors 70 isH ~ to 'iop
sssis tl hey can build ron-cad ships like the Virgin
L. After the battles Of Burs Run and nanaisas, III AZ
misc Of ninety days ". 1ksd for By the enemy; were
ssd bat In fact gave them many ninety days. ubis. 70
sat down, ard read Jun, such pisess, purporng to come
from Eaglsnd but which only from the North, and
Ill this time Mcclellan wA improving biz army. Had
thoss "exsrses" bssu gsHsi.s they never would ha'e
reached u.s. depend upon L. They not in the style
Of Rosish writer's There b so~ds~stdnsss 10 The
good B.s'ih writing entirely wanting in all Of these
pieosa Obi vhsn VIII oar gs~~os', eo.fding people
b more .livs 70 the srh Of ow sbtis ss<myi Wheth-
or you bslisvs shs or mot pray you Mr.. Editor give
Wis 70 The public.
vERITAS.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-05
ToNnrs ,u. Countrr IIor.e,.

!. would b. grsghit 70 'ths ilcsnsideFatl, and
Wo,tai,ss portion Cf zoe cOumuBiy which is engaged IN
i'rsUing chs surface Of che esrtb II the iartsrmaster
General or ShOovsr sse empowered to author Z, the
presiag Of teams vould in writing the rsasors
vloa ildCes him TO prefer county to town horses To
intimate h.s oouary horses AID their masters do not
sgfrssie the lr,e-maslcEs preference would be do
lg gross Ij-see 70 the breeding and Intelligence or
tosa srilble stizlA Bu; neither horsts ror meu ks
% a- os.rE engd -i.h c)mpl msn,s No fleece would
b. 'sS b. si.hsr we're she nrtormiser to trArser
avrs-2 # biz altering areutiols to their tro,her
81 Sc o. TIE city o. course the feelings of the coua
g. 4 'usl. uo " De- oOasated in the least for We
vs ye 3. hear Of a govsrnm,u hA. did not consider
- o '3 CHS iuly to be he noles,aiion and CD.
rr eos , f'mss aud planters Bat 10 goysInmsGt
la- So. sssl permanently d.szraesd BY paying sone
Coz d. F.o1, Il no. 10 the feelings, to the uses of be
Gu ore IS 5stseen the .o2n man aal The eoua-
n ms9, ca Prsoual Inconvenience Of being robbed Of
tr horses is stne. Not uih regard 20 the hors,s
themselves Ia time OF var the country horss plcugss
tas ground that grows the grain that kes the food that
feeds toe armies iba; Chs ths battles that win the fr G.
d3m and ain the Governmen. that pays ths O. r.
ternase,s Bat QIarlernAsters are never selfish and
lE'ys gallant The love Of the besGiiul is their Ab-
s1'o X rszOl. Rather than deprive the public Of ire
felicity seeing QlIriermAsier 10 buggy, taking his
even. airrg-rs,her than disturb the lovely tqu'-
pCis three story trunk strapped beautifully behiad
hgek hey would see every army in the field starved to
dsats The government Of J,R Davis driven into The
Gulf Of McKee,, and their fair prospects for
frtaols pay and Tisk in baltle forever blasted Vie
and usguaDinOus QiArtermasIers! There are eleven
Stery companies out at the New Fair GrOurd wai,rg
1' horses aud be to get them Every company is
ihP Iioosy and Instantly ne, dsd in the 6sld There
are IN sls siiies Of Richmond, Pstsrsburg Norfolk,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-05
The True Sou hern Book.
EVERY ONE IN TIE SOUTH SHOULD READ IT
Nearly 10, 900 Copies fold Already.
CAUSE AND CONTRAST.
.-. Al issAr on .a,- .r
TEE AMERIoAN CRISIS,
7. ". htchAHoH.

.-... -.,..
The sueets hh r.nsrtsy olaant ana gu, ia s"',,
yots We f,as,v i've n .nih, rave psrssj
H. u sopsasi and Iss TrOuI.sD eDpeI ef hss.
10 in that Lreftms
The EN-, every between Mr. haesiahn .nd H.hsp sead'
vhers me aver " VI ae, =. !. T. nsyt A
we 10y 10 .rsa ssp Iosrrisr ana 4. il Is csI-u.
,n,,ou "a, re.,y, 20 cur publ, insLtu
on sysy Ghisr IN The a.nd, 9th,
mas Al s MI =. eoud ,hsIsS tn soj ram
faction ,aiIan: 'odsIy heir and helped to r'v'
extract, viii uy f.0ls r.o'pd,D BY
ia as P,o' n ''' 500 >
Eom O. " 0. oufso''S Standard.
"wts her sP y. o. ~ ane
,s. a.s, 30 81 ~ s.s 'i e.
fbsd eeyo-, to ,u'eespl r,m.oce Nsh1sp
s'. p;. Of siHa .s i'o
ID a. imp o7ei ard v ns thOsshs ia'su.s. ha' at
oda. nd sS pS s me s
SatssSeyh =
1870, ,..,,. ar, ,h. I. . vorl vbol, esvs,.d u n.
sui slavery, hsdly Si,,.ssa Ipdsid ,aal snail.
est 'arae'rr st q So sssh -. ~ 80 & H.. H..
n'tt a,opic silth i poa, phls.opsy
sA's =, ~ s sis n nd
From tie E0uibssn Literary Messenger.
.eao an % sis,y no. esd reprss.ed Putn vas
T. ,h.t M nc an 70 lis psgs ,ncso u 70
MANS. lhs sm 4. S p. aus .ns n r.
the rpte rsy be called LismpS an. Tor
The auth and for t1e e.s's ne a.. os,y
an. vo,Dm. e nj b ..p, br,.as,.,
\. Nor The o. 4, might
be ""sL , -...
.r. FROM inc LSneh'a's Aspu'isA
o1 70 ~. y,Ius i%pa,ssne. and literary frlet VI
uSs istors u, be rad 10 be .Pprs lated aide yed
w:Hs a.d % e. s. Ss pS s .h. y n az,
70 ~ St..s
osarisston eourt0-Sscond ScRss
"rhs form tie .p,Aor h.. .dSp.sdL ssuprshss
~ .sneo ssps AMI sn.c n .nes before he %as snd
more manifest and the more available BY the vgo and cls,nss
.s cps pOssassO. o. ts re,dsr
by Charm Of hngrsry reryos ana ele amt style, The
work. condsFea r%py ner.y P rosSe1 a SsT'y q
'ssFny srsadsd;H i.g--.
Richmond fhquirsr-Sscend Notes
~, H. % i ~ NJ ipno, q, Go IA sS S 20.
few page, ea, ovs.Sie and earioss n, len
r. 80 Iah h,.n. ~ pSs r. -. ~ $3.50, s
n. Arabs and ire Turks Earopssn na,Iors
su..s Sy he sS.lsrln III. :onesu..d form n.
afterwards proceed, TO the fay sEd hssue Of North
EN- and btsh Pt,nhr,J me wsESep' cotton factories
and ccs mines Of srsa. BiAn axe opened 70 AID
The .od ofm,ey .ssanons IN ne boosted sstuii ?, Of We
o. utjee 81 me slavery Of ,hs soan ne poeJ Of he
la.o'n r,. % VI y, zoe 80 snu
s,sSsssss Isys =. = vi n.y o,a.a
",s 49,. ~ =, .nr,,% q, o.
4"i' 'r " So, -, -,
fgNa tss htchmond Fhig:
me auhor LAYS his NJ deep ana rap.
"A ana history a. en- .ted m very remote ages
a inc st An element
IN the ess greatness
hst ever xsed Ms ht,ry Of race. and compsrson OF r
capacity for prcgren and ei ire every ntellrtu.
resdsr Is be ne as able deduct ~ rslsiIe in re-
,reh and vale Ilsar'ng He conveys In us e'mps The
peen ar As 2, sg,o ises pny1e nV ~ tns sna
@ ~ hiis orst,, nrsv-n,n, % s.u.Hv :,
seen nm sao ,h ss S IT, - >, IN -.
ns,, nrsssn, .ndfatere
- = I'D
de, 81 mp aion and is Vigorous and CON-
dsnsed In h'r ley Authors p,sssh. psrs ana is
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-05
DIED.,

On the 4h Of April at his fahsr resde,ee C7IRLrs b..
BROOK sol Of James q. Brooks th.ITh zero his eye
This funeral viii hi. AZ erioon (eaturdAy, the 9th OF
Ap 10 At O'Clock, { Cm st. Paul church
On Thar.dsy wight the 81 Instant IA the 6 year Of his age,
Mr. wliL'AM 8 tkiEhEARr.
viii take place from ths Broad rees Meth ois
Iur h. cor ser 9th Stress IL saur Dorn
The friends the family are r'qaest 70 attend
v thont fLrthsr invitation.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-05
To Cnpr,r;snsGNpENTa

- -.,s-s ,u 5ss,s n.a % eddrsss.f b Gs "sdssOr o.
- EFs1."
S t-its7 tCt, s9ss As prps, -7ig rot - p'e!-f'
o. sf1afT, 5A. % - knceca % q,
81 e. y - - case yrytsf ron, Ccita1ry aooes secsed
t.g riyss E-es GrscA1rgst Sr a advertisements.
- "a olao 4isr.Ss o rsr-, Rejected ,outasssootc-:
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-05
pRIxrrrs In IHx ANY.

oae Of the good jokes Of the Mexican var wai that
our victorious army having taken Mexican town win
printing flee In IT, the General wanted 70 have gen
srsl orders printed but coudns ind AeIsins aoe 70
Az n in E1elsh. So be had bis troops drawn up IN
ile, and Che order wcs givsp IAN printers 10 the from,
whsreupon, his great surprise, sbost oneha Of the
.isf ffsffdhAbaa OF INC ypcgapDIcsI element ap
pears to exist in armies Hundreds and hundreds
have dropped tae "compoing stick" 70 take up the
shooting stick" In behalf Of the South There 10 no
profession in bs more fully represented In the srny
Than that Of the "typOsS
THr N.nrms PnrsrrRs typographical society
of Memphis has about " members 90 Of whom are nov
in the Confederate army. They are numbered among
the most patriotic 10 the Scuth for they respond
nobly to any call Of their country There are now about
80 Of them left In the city, most Of whom have smies
The society has donAtcd from their funds gas to every
member Who gould enlist, and we're IL lot for their
wives and little ones the nssspslsrs Of the CITY would
be compelled to suspend, vhils hosttes lasted, los
want Of printers - 4palanehs. = ..r
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-05

Panrrcr's Pvss.-fhe wretch WHO tdts the louis.
vile Journal has recently been oudesvorag to maintain
bis rsputAtian for Wit, BY the following:
Tee Confederate blusterers from Cobb to Pillow have
al been asserting roundy that they would never surtn.
der, but II overpo~sred would die 10 the last ditch"
Where Is that great rebel Gogotha siustedi wehsve
them fall back from excavation excavation TO- 50
to osss, trench to rerch and m,at to poaf s5ans.
ing ramp,ris and parapets, but it would iftos
line would hold out till the crack Of DOOM" Where
will they bring up and dies We are a, anxious TO sec
be denouement was the Bowery boy at the theatre
to have bis companion wake him Up when Kirby
died I"
Howell Cobb has published letter In which be tbrcs
says ween.a lie il old enough 20 do So one would
think.
The Southern Qopfdsrsoy u on il last pair Of legs
and Il hes the fammatory rheumatism, govt 6ropsy,
and several obsr maisdies in them.
Il Is said that in Richmond, they are Distressed for
talov 10 make candles. Humphrey Nsrshall would'n;
be safe there.
beaurer.ri "a sulsring at hurfretsSero from sore
throat he isn the only rebel that u beginning To feel
bad about the neck.
Humphrey hsrshill's headquarters, that we hear 50
much about great deal the enables, quarters be has
got.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-05

is, "a; The balance Of TIE .',ui, and or
w the year from ore bundrsi 10 one hundred and "
ab bodied negro york Al cur Bls Tarn.ss in BOis-
sps-iv In ISoEasos 90.
WAIVED TO PURCHASE. IRON ary to ore han,
w d'sa 's=As n'i'' =. .xn.,sos.no
WANTED, h.hIa,si and s.stsnEhs for when tn. high.
W. "a. priss' viii siP.id.
HAyAsA '''; sse e.;; 81 g. al. s ~
1 DIssOLUTiON.
UyuE eopn,ner,hIp RLLErr veBI jKK .rpr.s ~ rnl
| III toi. oh thsJ day o. ri, 1851 SC. =! =
TAs be Ks accounts win BE- found asths old sand No. 1
persons wing ci.In, aran., the ,ld ga rsqus
mike In ned lie payment nhe' Of the prtn auho,ed
10 the 4 tie ssEn In ilqa iailsl otly ~
| p0wBArAs wEisIGRR
April ID, 1854 a-. t-..
Tn. under Sned hsvay pu cha,si Ne Irtes, ofThomai
ia n, Ia concern q Eat wesisg eo,,inu the bosn.
attention merit the former patronage the house AID me p1b
| lie setsrsly. -
sps lon PowHArAN wH'IGER
DURROWs, RELIARLE aEEICINB, jua re.
y esI'sl 'nd for sale y P DuVAL oornr Of Main and
NEGROES
sS You'd SS sTS 'Gs al III
sys-1w AY.srokssk co.
WISE zOUAvBs.
VNuy undersigned nos 90 upany Of INFANTRY fer the
uIyi in sSmp linen 70 tn memo Of tho a.s O.p,n whs
mi, eOsp.ny Kb. instr o.sd By NJ Pa dr0n 10 tbs Ecu.
10 a. sq ia S.s W =
o. N; rs. .ss S., 1 y. sysss'
MI y. to sD.s. u: re- u :S,y to ,Hs aS
$50 oil be paid tie sh mustered Into the oobfds
rat service
RECRUITS WASTED.
AM authorized by the Of vr ,!a cnlist
p,nI.s I'm he Mills. srsd 10 VI. cOnedsra
under m.reh % ot.s 70 ssnpl;.s me va gmsoi
souny O. go viii cep Il the n,n
once ydns raise corpan 81 or hs already
e,l..:i b.. ? sny resin IT. ''n s''rp'ad VIII NJ aaa'
's''' ~ '''"~ NAT Tyler,
ans In Llept.nan Colo IL
ATrsNrIoN TRANSFERS.
wsIto enlht ten od diver for my battery 70 exp,r
sne.d vi gv. any dollars each, In aaeiton 20 the
Gsvern ptpt soaIt ofsao.
pre- duiag this menth be r.sj,sa upos application the
IN lei. ~ letter, At camp Lee ne Z siehRtRd
apa-u o,plan Le,chsr Arilsry
EL0UR.-superior Family Iour,f' SALE quantities to suit
.ps,l- DUNLOP, MosovRE a 90
OATs.- 600 su, prime Seed ort, - ~ ..ra.ah
" ?0bg ~ e'un'y eursi Family lard
$500 b' DR. I'd apple and Psaors
On consignment, and .os s-ls By .H.i
IN oTzE,s SWISS LRATHKR PRssRRvA.
tive, for mailing Boots and ehoes son and dursbls and
waterproof for sale BY p DuvA Of Main and s
INDR ENT. --ns very desirable sors occupied By
Il US, eoraer Of 18Th and osD slr,sn .-rta OIL.
Pc g Ii'.. an' hl'sly' svorm sl,srr-
re ,s.,s . les !; sSv. g.
Pn ausf IAxR
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-05
.ERITAS.

TEE EVACUATION OF CrsrRHvrLLs AID MANASSAS
The Especial correspondent" Of the Philadsphis In
quirer," writes to that paper q follows:
Smyrna times., 1862-12-18
)MMENCEMENT OF THE TWEYC1
SIXTH VOLUME OF
Harper's Magazine.

Inc present numb hces The Ivaptv.S,,, III
F9lnmc "l HARPER ! NEW MONTHLY MA4,Zi>E n
"ti retain iH cnarAcirr ~ an lGsIfuIed F4mil, Mag
hEihe cSh!aiI'Ih@ pdperr upon History BInernbhv
lr1Fel a"d Adventure, Fiction P0strC Popular SCI.
care, Arts, msnLfucL and riIIc Irtn careiu. NC
leGted from contributions furnished by The hesl xri,
tefs IN AmcrICs and EnrVre
In the January number " III be commenced n seri.s
OIL pApnrH by ''ir. Ross Browne eScrbng o,rne,,
10 Icean1' ts he profuseiy Illustrated with
Of character incident aud sceAeiy from original draw
Ings by the auIhor.
MIR. rfoIlOpe's orlcy Farm il concluded in ,b,s
number, aud Ass AlulOck'S AlIsITesg and Maid viii
be cSIufieted in the next "
The pNcembsr aumbsr contains cont,ib,,,,o,. 49,,
ho's bis~ne. Caroline Chesebro Edwatd n Unu.o
"ahsh Evans, J III SIddIus, Samuel | Pr,n. n,
nan Maria Muiock. Geo William Curtis Io,is.
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Democrat and Abolition papers on the Pres
ldents Message, wherein we showed that
they were pulling at the same rope, though
at different ends, to weaken or destroy the
pillars OF our Government We thought
Oh answering some Of the structures, but it
seems we would not be replying to the
Editor at all, as one of his city cotem-
porarles lets the {" cat out of the bag" in re-
gard to the authorship Of the editorial, by
informing US that Caleb loaned out the col
umn in question to Tom Bayard, to publish
TRADE against the Government supporters.
Mr.. Tom Bayard may be very clever feI-
low and may understand the subject better
than the nominal Editor, but we do not
choose to fight him behind a "masked
battery" That kind ofthing is PLAYED
out and we must at least see his plume
before taking aim