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New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-14
IVAN AMBURGH & Co.'S
kAMhOTu MEnAGERIE
GREAT MORAL EXHIBITION
I..rr fI..r Marn-er


GREAT MORAL EXHIBITION
h hr.II fko.r; M.nssct .,
sEvESTEE .TH-siKLEr NEAR sixrB-AysNuE.
Der- open TO- MI P-rofns,os ~. u and 81 o'eiocE
UPEN MORNING. AFTERNOON. AND EvEAlAo.
IMMENSE NEW PAVILION.
Can,,ns sUd of s7ooo .qa.i. fee. Of clio h. .nd mana
'''''''' filE II II 10 S5ai Mid ANIMALS "
occupy superb -s-s resembling uirssnrr rssees which
rondruessd by those ioomPsGabe carriage nl.Arr'
slRLDlNO BROTHERS, .l'i'., ~. on.ine"i.l
pal 'hs extraordinary short Of p;to a
.sstSen,es ~ by H. BOISE vro has -,cssd "a hi. par
''"'' ".n'' uSIorsLEb i ,AI rxais fs pi iSs ''
h.. hrp vi i',d during tho ~est tno,sh'sndins the
inos "e"oy OF tho ~.sia..l sy aP.:sd Of
sod b, the Poe, c- and .. q sa' s,,y TO
F9siy!yskY r9sis!yFkY ThE ThE Lssf Lssf WEEk wEEk
oftJ. Ezhii io la sss, oh pssvisu. to starting i.
Aruuzi e,nu- Tour Iher. viii bs eighteen p.fofaane-s
NORNIsG AFTERNOON. and EVENING,
rain rline iri hns OF sl,ishins 1now Of M snow
rase Il ns the es's shAios Of DOUBT but that Aeis WI
IaMrNsE AUp,EHcEs
MANI XofH PAVILION
hs largest .Vo; ,Ge.,ssss 10 a%s,a. this
Of Living .nss i.,1. TSS Ia he ~ord-s, which h.
GREAT WAR KLkfB ANT HANNIBAL
PERFORMING ELsfaHST Tlrroo Sab.
and 4o.t every vadsy OF AriLals kno~n 10 nsiuas,A
IMMENSE ZOOLO0IC.L ENrERPRiZR.
and van Amburgt Co sLsn that tho VI ths
'~ei'Anisat Is po'iii'eJ .,,.ooo
and requires, o transport sad -ihbi the services Of slightly
tour nrn .ni ons hur jrrd s,d twenty hct.g,
LA>r rtHfOiMANCE. SATURDAY MOTT. APRIL TO-.
Li,T PERFORMANCE. s,ruRDAT MONT, APRIL 10
I AURA KLENEs THEATEk.
4 Doon pen ct psro r.scc lnlnoncs at y O'clock
TO-Nlollr AID ~ Ely nIOhr
THE NEW ASD URGlNAL THREE-AC2 IRISH
DIR MA
b. Laura Meme entitled
TIE MhCAkfhfI
PrEpV q DAY.
PLtP o. DAT.
NEW AND ~iLt.DID SCENEHf.
htW MUSIC AAD DREsskS.
MARY KELLY ................Mus LAURA KEENE.
hhLAl bkAnn. .'.'.''....'...'''...Ms WAbLkh
1HE MCCARTHY. WALLER.
WINTER GARDEN.
w Ths mssasem., d.s,re to sruoanos
MONDAY, APiIh.
POSITIVELY TIE LAST MdHT
MATILDA HERoN.
CAMILLE
.ruksDN-hsn,h, Of Is. CLhaKr. 90 which soossion
Mr. aud hf' BARNEY WILLIAMS viii spposr.
HOPE CHAPEL, No. 40 Broadway.
IL ss!ENrH MONTH or
IN the life Of tho
AMERICAN WHALE FISHERMAN
EVERY EVENING ct "A ooioci
WEDNESDAY sad SATURDAY AFTERNOONS. al J
o'eloeh Adans'lon 70 csnts Children - esits
EINAL EXHIBITION OF CHURCH's
HEART or THE ANDES"
AT ooUPirs; no 7,Y BRoADwAY.
10 ara Ia bt(u
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amnsments
DARNUMs AMERICAN MUSEUM.

UNpRECEDENT, d NOyELT1Esi
COMMODORE MUTT, .,
tho '"'isS MSas IS" siHis sifi TIE EiGlAS Ol.sr
An. .,,., nrp hoowp within the lest tboo-sDd '
o. AZ. .. .ei,.t m .hmp' Of ha%.Di,y ;". snos
). es.d Cd IN Isdy poeEs and the other "ss enough
rAKr THEN BOTH UNDER ONE Ann.
,h.y r,r- bu, EMIL parcel Of dry goods are 70 % 'o'"
b.r. al hour. ever, d'y ..a sT. ,o,, ,,d..u,,,ns Ro-
Immense suoes0 = the Aughnps' eona'o' '''@ 'Fs
"''' HOP O. MY THUMB;
OH.
THE OGRE AND THE DWARF
b, the lat. Albert SMII ssl Of LsnS1n 9rcr
t,JaE O. f.st hl.hl ............THE BELJiAN GIANT
U,h,r character. by the Dramatic Comp'ny.
" 0''' 'efI RAJ AL IIviNO GIANT AND DWARF
From the rising Of the our'so to the is .hs.r as
suecr..iop unique aud sush bic scene, shd curious src
.s forth Wit Of the ts-ned disrstc suhof sno po,
10. b. ", rressS to and owrd by cnda0Oa
Toe mag uiho.a. SCENE q Eaen,, 81, ,s es,ei
40, q, an sIprn.e of $500 and surpa's In Ganfenr
and gors an, hing Of tho Kind ever before .en I'D
Ss scEsEsf '' ssD 'p
ACT L-srLvAs GLADE .sD fNRI ABODE o' oBrHoS'
. c,,r y.,s' asS MSss'rr n, Thumb discovered con.
e...d IN inbri Nut f,op v.ni,Ls' through Ii. snd
s. p.' Robin. C",t.ss ,Op u N.Y. rn:mS san, H. :.
Lucy Lo, q and Breakdown; 3srers horuPpe. noP ss
h. Dsvenport; Dram ooo. Hop, March ii.p rs.SPr-
gloomy Wood and Msmnio,h Tree; Hop " Ny THUMB
pes-ve. hi nothers vino bear him ohin tho u.s Sn0e'
attended by Fairic.
Ogrrs. With her Dsugbtsr' The Ose Nvesi The atst rs
C%sPs Ss for ~ sSo ,iOLDES CkowNs BY s6ca .hs osIei.
deceived aud .t' h. o~s d,nsh.e.i m. s.y.n,t'ssuI
Boots Drrsf conh.i bstwrss HOP U ny Tnnn'o 40
Ihs ore reciins. upon bank The ciien usboot hin
Hop o Ny thumb 10 III, SERIOUSLY csr,ed.~sy
1Sf i"O FaiR9 9rtsu tssbES or oBERoI FLOW
THUMBS DRAW wING- RoOM-sof.s y. ton ans, Cbsnds'
hers Warsrobs; Hop O. Ny huub rec ins On l' on gr
the Wahs somsn Barber Valet &c hins Cote ori"E's
let er 10 Hoy " Sly Thumb Dr.fniAs Jon 20 h4h, MS
county, battles; "A b. So my sinsdom 70, h9,r"
ACT IE.-oArDEss OF hArPr LAs1 AND o"s"o'S
Arrival Of b, Guard OF F.ry Warriors; Hop ~ NJ, Thumb
spyrars nj, wsr Charger: Iriad Dri Esonii'na a.
March by Hop U Dig thalHbt Am~zohhh iasnIy of'hn
Imposing Tsble.a -
Chamber, King Colo and his Cont s'semol-d
iriimphsl Mach Chorus. Tfiu.ph Oi dop o. dy Th1 b
scene LAS. -bO" Ek Os BEATTY ~ TiiE E.-
CUASTED fORt-T. Aso ABUvE OF THE FAIRIES.
ENEMY AFiEkSuUs AiD EVENING THIS wEsk,
a oeioct AID each rrprtsrnistien r'i bo eio"ed
LESsUN rUR LOVERS.
by IN. bet t,lent oopu', b-,i- which Will BE- on
eihiDition al .ll bour' every asy add evening
THE LIVING HIPPOPOTAMUS,
who,- dep.,turr city h ossn usuroidsoS deayed
O. has sso Tic curious aud amusing
WHAT is TIP
-hich 10 .,o on exhibition as oil honr-. together ~!th
THE GREAT LIVING WHALE.
sr. the Northern L-vintisn OF tho dep
THn MAD.Gt>Cak A.bINUs;
TIE LIVING BLACK SEA LION.
LIVING MAMMOTH GRIZZLY BEAR SAMSON,
,h: l.rs.t EYER e'pgrs1 si'. iisy "sg tyD
HAPPY FAMILY. LIVING TURTLE. GR,hp AQUA.
RIA 9TH mnl,isucs oi besalfal Ii inc fsh sod ne"
ls M lion oib~r Curi ,-itie'.
y q hi i.fr.e ned Of ~. z
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Weooina Garos. Sc.

AT GIMBREDE's, No. 5S5 Broadway. Some
"A thing new in Wedding Card, Tnvelop, Monogram
Note Paper AID Photograph Albums ClmBREDEs House
truly reliable
AT WM. EVERDELL's SCNS--WEDDlNG
IN CARDS-Thess celebrated Engraved CsIds sold only
q No. Io4 Faitop-st-, N. Y. tstx5hshed 1Sl5.
7 II. JOHNSTON & Co., No. $50 Bowery.-
~ . Wedding and Visiting Cards kc Latest styss:
>EDoas BY mail Also Wsches, Jevery silver Ware aud
kistsd Ware of th. best qustlet and al low pro@s.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-14
1ilusltal Insirumcnls.


DIANOS MADE DURABLE as NlOLlNS-
i DHiGO3 PATENT sfRiS0-CLAAP
tOH r. .NOS
Lss hssn approved by ih. lc.dirE mu.iei.n,.
APPROVE ID BY TIE Erl1OKs of a, feV. yo,k
lyrbpa, Nov q. ks,- io,k 'iuss Nov II f.rk
beraid 90. u, Nsspdi A>t ss Nov. . NSe- twk
L41fea. oct. 70: het- kr,aing PsH and
~, hss. ioyk Uo,fa. J.n <
by THIS PATKNT srKlND-CLtMP
The obqls ard ~istns s,sin 81 the sris smopnns TO
iUa puunds wholly iaksn "a tnr bir, and .iundls
board iLu 81 |, ,hs secaIed in. d-.fio.ou
peilrc y a. The si0iin
Noru-ou, Pianos permanently frto ell pinsl be sty
b, n. STkNGILAMf. al cost Of fr"m 80 to tH Ths
sits rronGt l. ciudss sting ana covering han
n.ef- tronr out
AsS Pianos secured Aysin~ e-ery 30 20 tone
TINE f-1nird 60 u,ak~ ths,' tb.ra ~ ne OiF WEEK.
fisro. with tue fsirLt sui &, lamp for sale.
WAR; ROOMS. No SO bIOADWAN
Nhr' m .nI cicnihe dt'chpDu, pubiished by the i,ur
nal. csr he '~'a
II Psio when altered b- not entirely ~ the sstisc
ton oi the owucr oompeuse"n will be Received.
DkiOUS TOJkEH
5jj Hr,<lw
New fsk
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-14

NIBLOs GARDEN.
~ MONDAY. AE1A
EVERY sIoHr,
As ,ss,'dssns oy'.t's spssssAs
THE EKcHARrREss.
The yosns Amurioan Pnne Donna.
MISS CAROLINE kiCBfN0S.
In her osi isbrated character Of
Mr. T. L. DAVENPORT, .v
o." ""' M. PEfER RICRINoS
IN The leading chsrscters Of tho spectsolA
Premiere dsnseu.s.
ANNErrI 0ALErTt
acknowledged - tbs n' u hnishsd arist Of me sa|
MLLE9 HELENE AND kAThlHb,
have be>p sscu expressly for tho piece
TIE SCENERY.
N ertiIely new. by J. 5elwyn ..,,,,c
The BEAUTIFUL MUSIC
BY BALFE AND Oh. CUSNiNCToN'
va ",nTSMEMiEp "a ORCHESTRA AND FULL CHORUS,
U.d.r direction Of Mr. JOHN COOKE.
Vocal Sol by
MISS T.. RiCIilN05.
Mr.. JAMES DUNN AND Mr. B0UDfSOr:
Admission Uiea Circle and Psrquet ~ o~"s
Secured Psrq,st Z. eos
Family Circle, eDtrsnos on Crcsbyi.: oeH'
Doofs op.p 4. a. to commence st o'clock
6rs,s can BE- s,ussd three days iu shvsnesN
NJ Y. HARMONIC SOCIETY. 1.-The LAST
N. REGULAR REHEARSAL Of Bris.o~'s "PRtiSE
40 oOiD ~i tsLs yiso- TONIGHT, 81 fEo oor,"y no
b,.r.I Koon. No. S5 4tb.s All tho m-mb.r. are f.ln.|
ed 10 be present by o,JeG ". II. DAYAs s'cIe'sry.
NTATIUNAL ACADEMY OF DESIGN WILL
~ oPgN-The Thirty seyeo Annual Exhibitor OF the
ns.ob.i Academy viii OPEN for ,ss :sson; ~ 'hs va"
' II. T.ADUi3ON RICHARDS, =.
Corrospo aiding secretary, NJ A.
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Boots an6 Shoes.

NOR easy-fting ROOTS, try PLuMERs
i PATENT LASTS u4eS y HrST Ncs. 90 and ~,
fr,soway Fins Dres Boets IS; fa'eni Leather Boots,
~. English Lao. Gaitsrs new hid. ~ 81
ta 4 Sn DOUBLE-SOLE WATERPROOF
u Il sItF HOpr>-FOUR BIfFfuENr STYLES, At
- 5, At 10 ,E5S Nos 10 sd ~ AN.-sr
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-14

n MY
Is NOW DFENIS1
1000 NOTrINoIIAi LACb CUkrAi.'s, ys'd' loSI a.
2ooo NOTTINGHAM LACE CURTAINS .T.'d. long s..
a.lop S.r6. jsPASgsE CURTAIN MUSLIN. ,nd, vide
ssS pr. LACE. JRArfRY CURTAINS, .7,o 90. pstr
10 Oyn ,.Id. NJ LIN pRAPEai fIoui 4. 10 q, .,ad
Mu.irs CsDbrics S~iss beos. hsin'ook, AID Jseon.,
fines, .,oc. j f,.s flannel. in tn. city, ,,., -
Pun stoc. OF TOWELS, SAPhiS: DA3ASKS, LINENS.
Hucs., CrssLs.. tc.. $, the lowest prices
r. MACY
Il now opening usual
LOfdlNu, made "a the best oasEnei oADsRS EAE-
B.. &C CLAsP Co.1s1Ts, AoorED SKIRTS, TUCKED
RI MACY
is hON UfENlNO
From AUCTION. sse ot. {. wise,
900 dos. LADlkS WHILE COfiUS nO5E. D. pair
u.gGl priee q. I'd.
Full assortment OF sup-Ir tkos Of Ladies'. kissos aud
TGs cheapest i,. Of EMB ,.IsLE THREAD AID SILK
SON UpESiSG-msRISO and 0AUzE hERINo
VESTS kc., In psAi '1.iey
RH. MACY
Is NOW UftNiNG
HIS utusl 5pTIng cssortD,.nt Of
PARAs0Ls and Sun UaBahDLAs, usae 10 eraes 10 ths
bost manner
stseh Of YANKEE MOTIONS THREAD. COMBS, 10, 4.
Low conr-ts.
H. Il. MACY
IL NOW UIE.I.0
ftesh importation OF his suPEhlOR PARIS LADIES'
AlD.OLOVEs spfins Co.ons ~ cs.l.
X H. MACY
IL sow OPtSII0
FROM AUCi ION.
3 900 NEEDLE-WOKh COLL.Ro Il ..-st shspsa) Ia
500 NEkULk-WUhk COLLhkS ti,t-s sl,rosJ y. 6d
iV NEEDLE -WohA COL-AKo tatoe .rp-., 3s
J. ~ NGEDLK wOhk CoLLAhs ls,e.i sasps.,.. =.
FULL LiHE tlskSI rktNCu LDohahS s..I,
POINT LACh do.. tuhL-AD IAIL5. iNrAJ. > HUBZS
INFANTS Waists NEEDLE-H U.,k AT .dMI ,G-, &C
n MACY.
Nos so4 and 206 9th sv.. two d,,.s too. ~, iGh..,
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WANTED by neat tidy Girl, with ex-
w cslsn, city Inference situation az coVs ard LhSN
pRgss doe, 40 n-ns IN mag inc- slye god Dsier
q. a. hor m h Innnd sbo fily tent whges ~,
y or ccunt.y Cu OF xddrs.s la Eat Iis FOR days
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cLo.ce 81 .ECTION Of FRENCi FLOMERs.

RUCHLs. HkAp-DRKssE5
Al irvoice OF PaHII' tLAELf 'heap FANCY FANS
BONNIE. FRAMES. BLONDES Ae. NV ope..iny
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-14

WET COODS-WEI GOODS.
w WET BLACK SILK,
WET CObOhtD ,iLhe,
WEI Al. WOOL DkLAlNE3,
WET FhESCH OIsOUAMS
W.T. POfLINs AID NOLAN BIQUHB
WET LlNkN aANDkEaCni.fb.
WEE LiNE,3.
WEE tHE.,Cd CLOTHS.
WET EMbKUiD -kIrS AND CURTAISB
We have received AL the ,odl nom suction. sd
OF insusbc~ les aud docdod ,ins.
We invite particular attention WET BLACK siLkb
VIZ. YEflUN. ke y< bsrsJy. sssf Hsassou-st
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-14

YOUNG MAN Us years OF age is desIrous
~ oi sb,si iins EMPLOYMENT in city or country. ia
,ofr or 20 ,.ra usde has t~o y-ss ~ kroc, ~
s-s in tn. ~ wnses much OF an Obj e. sssa opps
tool y 10 niah- q VI hiaseh Adlfes JAMES hhI-
MA. p. q. boz No. sbl
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q Ths Dvlndic;ise spirit WHICH seems gto sf'
actuate potion Of the Republican par
ty in Congress is becoming quite iRtcl7
Grant. That there are many iu that body
whose loyalty we'll may be questioned, We
have no doubt Bot, as We have sbsfors
stated, when the work begins fet it con-
Etinae I'LL all who are tainted witYidisloy-
ally ar? tttust from the Halls they 50
deeply Disgrace. Senator Bright 'has
been ii 9ctedI from the Senate Chathber
aud Mr. Hickman, Of PsS,s'on Wsdnes
day, made plunge at V aliandigham, of
Ohio, III the House. TbatEthe member
from Ohio is all right we will not assert,
but that this purging should be one-
sided affair we sofH oppose. We think the
of MrsoRjcbaEdsop ,SotTIll
Was, very, epportppe, During this az
bate Mr.. r, rose, in his seal and, said:
"Mt. Richardson, {opp.) ofIll. There
are me mbers on this foor who declared
ehat, they would not vote a dollarsfor this
war unless it was q warfare upon ,slaysFg
delounce these men ss traitors ThsJ
ought to be brought to trial and exeeu
ltion" ''se - ''-''' ~
Now, is there no fesponss TO this
Shall be who'mauifssss synpathy with ON
sec .ionals wias of these 1distnionists, b
arrested, tried aud expelled, ard lhos
who f,aterpize with the other. sectiona
wing Of these disfoyaTists be allowed t.
fprociaim their treason to sthe world wit
fimpuuity !? Alliwe ask, is TO act alike T.
all, land with AE.at We,dapprehends tha
before this war is closed the Norther
wing of treason will meet its just deserts
When we have achieved s.few, more vic
tories; when We have feleasedsa few moi
fettered loyalists in the South, when th
fusion llspirit that's now slumbers ID th
South, sha!thayebeenawakened to- . .seal
of its power aqd duty, then will Il
vaunting,, self,righteous and snti,slavel
idolators Of the North find that, they e.
standing on slippery places, while is|]
billows Of jast and speedy retribpsion s
beneaih. We admonish them, t6eFefoT
to so arrange the tribunal which they Q
NOW inaugnrating to try. treason, 50 th
liz may dispense Justice to az. :, ,rs
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v'ffa ,yFsiisiiA Choice. $50 10 go 8


sol shels en- ifisasa ifasaai ia the Houseof Reps
rssySsnt,ativas, sS asit iat amend ruhnt WIS prot oposeds
to pending sf1sso PESO lntion to the that
the Genersaf 4 saahsiy apPf5sesof The polss
t., Of the 'Pfssiasht. ID aths coStdet, of
hbIsDwwssr bs var. s1Ga aasg ots bsing tseen ,on tho
z sme dsdisfsants,i ts,ithg R,ab!ie eGs voted near
II aosnif23ll33asFy assfhst he pofeyso"a 4
Is fEhissrfi Ehissr il ubbf bbffito IS 8g Sg5aeefed at ons
',gs@3a oI Is'is4aS9als s4haS9as iWbbst Noted f6ri Eiitson
ySoSleeaf With tie f5ad hope Of ahatibg tti eir
neaeFiSBsad faholis sfotif assshtfmentsP put is
ltIfaaae rae lfeat1 ohSgrasionsq iehis they Co
iiiS5aSe S5aSersiYTead fwhfhgAe S9ulbeff dYsorgaaiEsrs
H Or this they 4sssisstad tos fecTRitate the
rs ,o5nntry inoS inSaa an iiisestihe that thus
thgs .nFgh. lis1iihhsfaa ii sfaaeif 9e5hadcpa,ion doe,
trnss, hoping thereby 5ro tiSgd fish slave
ry. regardlsssiaf EHeI obligations of tbs
]Eons iitusioap. siHsuok.nieliisif fno'd wonde
ithst fthey neutrality-suspicious. the scs
4 fofs tii.d frlmd when they exr eesed differ
ihens elinga. fsAt, ihadsthssPsea adens yield
ltsd IS ghefri nhli5ly seesis*ss the' recs1t vic
4tofies would not vespetebed, so proud
,aupon car Banness@ IN keetaeSy aud Ten
! nessee.s Is Had lie followed their adyics
y 1.-THE Uai5d weab1 1sbase9 bassh csapaetei
n itdissolvsdd ere gsbis.sist wtticheas aese ser
: croakers wuu have 'usaaeseed fjoy
Il speakabsegs7 We aprssame fshs fresideI
will not change hisacoursss b.esuss thel
evil spirits have sefased to sus.aiu him,
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aa gi6I Is gaaJia .ea ,.gsEHsl LID
New England and the West.

u a txg4 =
!, The Chicago Times tersylY, and pointedly
puts the case between the West and New
kIeland. yo7tssb ;aciiGa sc sSAsHi =
,vl,New England has furh isl,sd1 fssr lsoldiers,
according topopalatien,i tAan;apyr ether dis7
trict of the, cen nntry, and she y fhs 9plys dis
trict which is making money out 81 the war
ESo much is She IA aRi n tIiat ieiis lisr inter
estithartheisUsr shoaei eoursnus. as5 tssis Q
sgtSheis making aAsltaaaes II pubnaf the var
than she would maxi hns for stas y srrbbll, II, Ia
riff. ....s...s az,
fhsasief itaxesi acc,rIais' CO. popa alton lsnd
wealth. forsihe suppnrs of ths. war; s,iianiany
other. district, If thsesonpsry, apd At the same
time will be taxed heavily to enable, New
\ England to make money out OF the var. This
14attsr taxation oomss out of the Morrill, Thrift
sAtvthe same tins, sehstwatPw h,ch hxs bee,
1 brought on maipls ~ Nsgo Rpgland. fansti
eisms has t.oyed the best market the Yves "
had for its products, 50 that whsst, corn, oats
a barley bsef spork ana aldmber scarcely pa.
dths cost of raisingsz osa az dous yseo efi
\ laa There sis = sltsgpisin9 tAspfaet that th
flwiii demand that the measnres Of takatio
W hith Cong sfiaif pre- pare si}ait be- fairl
/ aasastSd with srefsrsnos 70 ths Ssiativs situi
III aaen ef New sRpgls ~ iti ftstss IN
the West-OaE Ell 80 eroi5hhHno; DDS 5
If taxes should bs according to rspresert'
3 ftfves. Illinois would Rave TO pay haii s. dnuc
D tas san New HKnglaa 4! N hereas sthe 'Saasth
New. England is prob.-b. y twenty tunes gres &
= than that OF. Illinois. Nss knSlapd will i
sist upon this mode Of tAxation, oecsuse, 81
= Saws, .ths Constitution Directs that dire
e taxes shall be according to representation
lei She is allratanee grsasiy 'enamored Of the Co
q stitutions Had she bssn isauslly snsWorsd
y IT hitherto, in al things, ths country won w,
not now know this war.
laFI sfhsre is no 7negfofn this CONFLICT betws
,stNew Kngiauet and fneiWest, Init let New sa
~ land sees to it thats tAs esnaiqt does NOT
ral come II ePEssslEh4tse., k.ir saa .4aeal..s.,
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8 rHE BEsf TIM rS A 9EarisEa.s FI.f the benef

g pHE BEsf TINE r0 ADVERTISE F.f the bense
sfs Of those VINO Have Have Thought it good s1adg3
meiif 20 asave aof advsrtising entirely, 81 adj.
rSSertise tosa ffnite Extent We extract ths fol
fsHi Hias fi6 "a oaahl oaahgs g paper afp ayes iis' o
ieaflRg patarSoif ofa pdbtishiiiig hEoatise in
Tone of.thd Rasts faicties, ,wlio had Ibssn adve
tisine xseasiss1s dpring tine, past winter. hei
ing ,insf rEagats iinh regard t91s.Ass psisy Of
such a couese during hard times repliei; VI
..The very stinss Of an othsfs to crowi, siI
give psths fssd wpeqqia is9s aaSsrs rsiassf oocd
PIX il, and Ss -Ic9Fs n9ty hsg, .Fd tbs ss,inss
ares, Pays S u al / .EiHass, ssaspse We know
I how far 70 got Ppt specially " spayss US "
times ike the psfssat, 4sa Hest eE ,Ihs bus;
iiisIs psh ip ie- GHs lpy hasysl saksp thfE hpoks
of the Water,, thin king n9 bites afe itp he
had, =. We are ssfis istff ,nelhipg has kspt up a
Constant run or trade for The last pinetY days
but pushing our notices through the duh sea
son,
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1862-03-05

In FAVOR OF, Wiping Them AM Ont.
Our cotemYorasg OF the Gosstte. in its
issue Of HlhassdsJf iditsnsshmercial col.
umu, thus eour-isted briefly its ideas of
tukn,,e aud cu-ress ysssanisai0 odT
ty a.ws ere In 6lBotDof sisaslouat : 0sens
cv, ,ia.d ahsISijing loas Ut slr s&AkssUle eia.
isues ssaizsri lruder Stits sIAwsiasllikce
i,weadssirs alsst ahe people sAaIlaese st.h
'htss demand aprsasuryiAoses. sstsqAsl Dir
liopporaa issel ofIsssipk tAe bsa6essssesrs-
sbsa,t tsumhS afsfsymsssd fsiisble csstsssey.
slaaai,ssI are nos disposed daess slle lE1s5'eru
tbauksssssh,sUrds the Frsesary ssdEeta 6s
of c rculasi,u by pushing their own issue.
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ss.2s eaxrT rse;ssW esis noasssias
sAadaaohisg 'forth fremitns WINDOW. :
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o'sss; e..a - aes .as s.ons.sa
seed esd sas .yo4sslsias,o slsftaoo sa'
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sa nsDss'ans..e - a.a..,l aim pos,aid, s,s.
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ozef6s 80 % s'sea'tiSS - 49,
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sda Till thsasy was almost doae; . 81
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b. Hssoached tOeir. eyebds with balm;
-sAadasheir lasspsreath aaatsd apwaed,,
osa na' ' 49, - s 80
Ia. 10 ! h,;a..,' ,ais. tney,traversedk So
'Tha.a..sss,Imrstic road Ia is1sys-
.-Th.s.l ae ,a.os.he bsauiifal city, ous So
,strNsAossaosslder and msksr is -Gsd.'
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The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1862-03-05
the Dediocratsaof sM5nto zoe County TO raj

the Deaiocratsaef sM5n roe County ito rail-
b aSdn nmaks yourselves codspicnous il
ponTing in yop: petitions tto's1hlsLl 70 the Legs
latpres AS YOU have la!read y. made your
bsklses iIustrous by sending $50 tnapysof
yous braSsIsons to do battle for the U aiou
In. this efiterapfise we do not expect the
tegeor1,oboration COR of t5a. detestibIs c9ntapnai 9p
rating. abolition Of ftha that 4 party That is now
lparalizipg our governmep. by their; never
}eeasipg cry Of ofoemaucipationI Bat we
ieslt,6 On ail tue Democrats and loyal Re
lppbieaps to petitions sla Prsyy4ng y4n If TIE
lLagislatnre, .to stop this 4nssro aemigra
Itiop; certainly some body in Monroe Conn
4ty wills sake the iead and get upta peti
ttfo6hs, and that is alr that is required %
patriotic Monroe win rush as once nc e Il th
Rescue, and send in her petitions. as othe
lcoppAisssss n The S, State are dloiEpg liEpg 1e,s3t
/ ,.,.,ox,,a AUCASSIAN.