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The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1862-12-02

The CoTToN PLANTING Observation-Disclosures
ing men throughout the Confederate States are
contemplating with much concern the probability
that large crop of cotton will be planted next
year, unless the production is restrained by law.
They feel satisfied that large cotton crop will be
serious blow to our struggling Confederacy, by
diminishing the production OF the necessaries Of
attending legislation on the subject. Some States
might act efficiently; others might meet the issue
in too gingerlya manner, or shirk it altogether
In view of these difficulties, the Clayton Gala
Banner suggests conference Of the Governors of
the cotton growing States. This is movement
In which State action will not at all interfere with
the management of the war by the Confederate
Government. On the contrary, it will bold up the
hands OF that Government In its prosecution. as the
hands of the iawgiver of Israel were held up while
his people we're engaged in conflict with their
enemies.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1862-12-02
FOREIGN NEWS.

The Paris correspondent of the London Times
gives the rumor that France had made overtures
to Russia in favor of the great powers making a
move towards mediation or recognition of the Con-
tederate States.
The Morning Herald learns that the proposal
OF France has been laid before the Governments
OF Russia and England, and agreed to by the for
mer.
The London Times processes to see in the New
York Journals evidences of reaction in America,
and chcrshes the hope that the worst is past, and
that there will be speedy return to reason and
humanity.
The Irish Times positively asserts that numer-
Gus enl1stments are bel ig made for the Federal
armies throughout Ireland, the recruit receiving
$40 on his departure for America, and the remain
der OF the bounty on landing
The London STAR in an editorial on the escape
of the Alabama, says it is known that as nj any as
nine other ships are being built or equipped in
British harbors for the service of the Confederates
II they were to serve simply. as vessels of war, if
they were even to be employed in IAN attempt to
break the blockade, to recover New Orleans, or to
tight the Federals in Southern rivers or other leg
Ultimate acts of warfare, they would not be subject
to arrest aud detention
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1862-12-02

NORTHERN NEws.-The New York Democrats
are canvassing the claims of John Van Buren,
and Chas OConor for the Abolition Senate, and
Fernando Wood for Speaker of the lswer House,
next Congress-
The Toledo (Ohio) Commercial says that 16, 600
bales OF cotton passed through that place during
the month of August, September and October
special despatch to the New York Post says
there is no truth in the report that Fremont is to
command the defence. at Washington or execute
the duty of Military Governor
The recently published United States Mail
9Regster places the force of the Yankee navy at
1888 vessels, mounting 3,072 guns There are
yet ~ renegade Southerners holding positions in
the Yankee navy.
The Washington correspondents of Northern
papers, STATE th.t among other things that will be
brought before Congress at the approaching ses-
sion, will be the expedency of removing the Fede-
raj capital further North.
Cotton sold in New York last week at 6S3 to
10 cents per h.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1862-12-02

Ia The next session of the Confederate Con-
gress will commence in the Capitol at Richmond,
on the I'd Monday in January next.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1862-12-02
Notice.


Having qualified as Administrator, with the will an
nexed, of James A.. Films, deco, will sell on Tue'dH
the I'd day of December next the highest bidder, "
Morrows Turnout, Twelve Bales of good packed Gov
ton. credit of six months, with interest from the
date of the SALE will be given to purchasers executing
bond with approved security.
All persons indebted to said estate are required to
make immediate payment, and oil persons haVirT
claims against said estate required to present men
for payment according to law.
JOHN ". ELMS, Admir-
Nov. IL, 1891. 3t-pd
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1862-12-02
CORN WANTED.

The subscribers wish to purchase CORN Apply Z"
their Livery Stables.
BROWN l. WADsWORTH
Charlotte, Nov IL, 1862 If
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1862-12-02

Hon. JOHN kERR.-The vote received on
joint ballot by MIR. Kerr for Judge, rs announced
in our proceedings, lis not correct report of the
number who voted for him. number of his
friends including MessrS Person, PEBBLES, Joyner
of Halifax and many others changed their votes in
favor of MIR, Gillian when they found it impossible
to elect him. This accounts for the Smaness of the
vote reported.-Rateigh Journal
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1862-12-02
TO OUR CREDITORS.

Shonld any of our creditors desire pay what they
to either of the firms of Brown Tate Co.,
Brown Sttt, or Brown, Sttt Co, they can be ~
commodated by calling DR.. E. Nye HuchGon, Vo
we leave as our Agent during our absence
j. l.. BROWN
November Is, 1862 81
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1862-12-02
n. C, LEGISLATURES.

Two days proceedings will be found on our outside
page.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-04-22
OFFICIAL AND LEGAL.

CORPORATION LOAN-THB "UEION DE
Otnce FUND Bonds" Of the corporation the city
OF New York 'ti 900 0O0l witt toe interest thereYn.
becoming due and payable on The hrft day Of May,
1862 will he paid 1t this Office on that day.
Holders Of said Bonds, and otlcrs " 10 may desire
r. invest In "The Union Defen', FUND REDEEM 2tiou
Bonds" ~ the corporation, AutL rzsd BY an act OF
I've Lex stature, passed. April ~, 1902, are invited
n signify the same by lester, addressed T. the un-
dersiguCd stating the amount desired, Until the lJt
oil May, proxtmo.
The "tnion Defence Fund iemrtlon Bonds'
will he Issued IN sums l. suit and viii bear int
at ats per cent per annum, rsystle - mn snhu-
ally, Oh The first lay Of NJ = and November ia each
year and the principal viii be redeemahle Novem-
her l. i5Gl They will aso lie transferable At plea
sure only upon tie hooks o. tie cooperation at this
Office ROBERT r. IiAws, Comptroller.
City ofEew York,D psrtnient Of Finance, Comp
,roiler's OIicc, April II. i,G2 apis l2'i55
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there was such healing pity, and such genuine
love in all that Mr.. Carlyle did and said, that
Jessie could no, avoid feeling that she was not
by any means left dcsolate.
How GREATS the goodness q Golin giving u'
! niHt.l
| 'li ...s .o. s.am 10 mo that cIu' bur 20
see l.,um.rH D. To SEQ th.m to-'.h.r at all
will lrall tl..i can endure. 7h5t NUT bear
! tor Co.,. f.r Che world would have ric suspect
my true feelings. arlho mus no, suppose that !
am 20 vr,L-uu ..l and uu,en'rors a. 10 he
miserable hr.,l.c Do j. lairr. lie wishes me
| 90 takr Blanche at ou,, into the closest inti-
macy"
"My poor c't.i' would col'l lear for you
al thc pam. rs'naa rcni you- breast There
! :. une thin. . wc.rr. that can au1 will do. My
/ intention h.s h.cr to depart for Italy immcdi-
n'.lv after your union with the man Of your
I Oh for have long seen that Eric possessed
| ,ulrl.v ] had resolved to do all in my power
Promote your happiness. and then to bid you
. '.n;, perhaps ana ftrcwcli-now my plans are
suddenly altered VIII yet depart fJr Italy
but No.: alone. You shall go with mo, and in
that lslmy and poetic cline your grief, II no,
| forgotten, viii become 20 sonoucd that you vii
uo lui Icr be Nrunc ty it. Try to bear up for n
few weeks, and then wo vii. away to other
shores.
Thcre was lu, one objection 70 this plan.
Jessie hal al0ay- lou;.l ex ,ingly to See fair
! 1t'v. Bar lHa-.n what relation to lin, was
.le g. 7v.tl MrCn'.Iei 1ai,wls NO quoa-
H.r '..tto.e so io,h.si but Dos could not Ut
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-04-22
EAIG'S FRIEND,
"a %, 49, "a, T. H.h. anil pale rni COLOR
I.sst. HtrI I.i.."
pY AUGUSTA mRnLHT.

...,.. 60. t- e..
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~ No -, ~ '.e
--...,,.. ........., f.. .t,.u.t
90. .......t..,. I.-i,
...., ......,. .,,,. vi', WON not.
.......--. III. -....- surprise -, the
.-r..t-..,
.. ...., .,.t.,.,,,,r mo so-over
a. -.,..ie.-r..- -,.-sI .,.a'laa; have
-..-...., ..... ..tt,.iro no, r.,v for her
49,. -. .,..-..'. l..,, ,v.r, ,c.r will
o.. ,-.,,..,. In her vay. nul
&c.. ,-4t,.- v,-- example will he every
.. .,v.ule true friend
r..... .......- r.t,...,."
-.-.... ..,-. .....l.. b-5v startled the
,-,-..a .-..., -.yr.
....., ........ g.. ...,l .s.r-.uraci
,........ .-. I..g.. tI,.l,,4 upag Che arm
-.
80. .. r.- h.., -...el v6a-anl
Gle, ...,. NIL, Won 90 harry! Do
~. ,.... r-. .- t..rr,5 Wly DO yea
$3.50
r-............ r.-..s Cha. ....,. ..y Ios.ic ~.
.... ... .... ,l...i min, mrr
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CIIApTER XIV.

Jessie puu ,y.i'' n meeting with Eric
on the next morning. She cat 8 light breakfast,
clone AMI went carly TO the stuH9.
The arts, only was there, ana the % .molt his
eyes rested upon the swollen face uut Sim eyes
OF his pupil, be suspected how it was Thoro
was trout re between her and Eric. Nothing olse
could have SO wraus lor hear, AL Changed Le'
features.
Without stopping to say more than " Good
morning." Jessie passed quickly 10 her seat and
commenced painting.
But it not long ere Mr., Carlyle flw her wet
TIM her head an bathing her yes IN cold water,
and presently she Aal pushed back the dark
WAS of her curly hair, and bound a piece o
brown paper across her forehead. She hal drop
med .er brushes and WAS sitting with her hea
upon her hand. lor eyes closed and an eHpEcss.yI
Of intense SUIT ring upon hor face.
Hennus Carlyle could uul bear to see her thus
He drew near 10 lul -..o
My child, he said, .c-n y,un. 4 tell mo VIII.
you suffer 2"
"Idld not slacp well last uith,,' Size said
without moving or looking up
Mr.. CARLYLE stood silently beside her. r'uso'.
IL reuarlin. her sal face. She felt that he k"e'
flc rsrusod TO conGdciu him. 10 do SO was IN
rrs.l.,-slcwou,dl ,ll him ALT might eea
her herr.. d.. any rate tAoro would b. ono
tymga.4lss with her, and her secret would, 81
tacw, be IL. a.. v.t. the artist as in her o"
heart.
She reached aror his lal and laying j.,
cheek against + s4liw. oa. e.1'u''.'ea'0'
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-04-22

~vepEpsIA CAN BE RELlEN J..
~, ~ danbt il should try a bottle Of h.
IUysppEI :P ANEIIIlLAIoR' i9r tAe '
p l}f ~ ipIySspepsia, Indigestion, Loss 10,
NauSS'Trb is remedy will be found one o.
SN[g,seailc and efhcacious articles ever dee
~ pcrmanfnt cure OF that d'stress'ng
DY sl i.l'5d Aas,guhrity Of he bowels a, III
W., ,'',i,Gr gr certificates might be obtained
are 5, easily procure with 50 little regar
mat t.ey can have no weight with .
uulI..,. Therefore, the proprietor is g.u
a simple trial o. this Remedy will a.
chsru,t r IN the cure Of Dyspepsia owe
remedies IN use at the present day. fui
S1utr second IT, WILLIAMSBURG. To I
New York NJ 81 Eighth ave-; 40 Gw
| Alien cor. Stanton st, and cor. Ave d sa
| st. Price " ceuts Per bottle. DoaJ talI
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FOR SALE AND TO LET.

DROOKLYN-DOTS FOR SALE OR TO
ID lease on reasonable terms in tho y ghih Ward.
Apriy b. ROBERT G. BELL 81 Av and 2Jth "
sjutl Brooklyn. apli u.lo.
business PROPERTY FOR SALE-TllE
ID cor store house AM lot, - Grand, cor OF "a 81,
wiIiamshnrgh now doing good pork business.
Apply ou the premises. nhlz z4Ac- rs
BUILDING LOIS On BERGEN HILLS
ID nicely located. near Jersey CITY and lioboken
Wy horse cars every few minutes at south berseh'
Iflds N CITY. Union Hi, &c.-gDpd neighborho"l
u,sr churches. schools and stores. fn'e $40 V
5000, easy terms. Apply at Al water T. n Y.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-04-22
RAILROADS.

GREAT CENTRAL ROUTE.
VI FOR THE
WEST,
VIA
HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD
NEW YORK Central RAILROAD.
EXPRESS TRAINS LEAVE DEPOT
HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD,
Many, srsnAYs RXoEPrED, AZ ToLLowsi
Prom Chambers st. froiH SoI, 81
AZ go Ak 5oop ii.so 90 n ~, $40, 52or NJ
Montreal aud buffalo Train, with seeplng eMs'
lOil5P N. lV'fN u
CONNECTING AT ALBANY WIN NEW YoRk oKSrnAL
SCHENECTADY, ROCHESTER,,
ITIrA BATAVIA,
narSWTFN and stations on BUTFALO,
Rome aud wStertown NlAGAkA FAL hh5iinop
| Railroad. ~ siLNsION ph4D"H'
SYRACUSE,
| AUBURN. GENEVA, CANANpAlGUA.
| Trains I'm connection leave BUFFALO and sus-
| pESsiON via LAKE SHORE, BUFFALO AND
| AXE HURON AND GREAT WESTERN RAIL
ROAD. FOR HAMILTON, TOHONIO, DEIhOlIl
| enc AGO, TOLEDO, MILWAUKEE Ton ~
~ * CROSSE. MADISON, PRAIRIE pU
| CHEN, GALENA, III NLElllL ~ ~ e y J TE0
| ma ROCK ISLAND, MlSCATiNE IOWA CITY,
BURLlNGToN, QtlNGG, SS FRiNSt uiI-rf IN IN
| nINNAPOLIs, LOUISVILLE, ClNClNNAIi
| DAYTON, COLUMNS, CLEVELAND, aaa al
| points WEST, NORTHWEST and Southwest
.
Connecting with trains ut Troy, WIN rs, NJ =, q
BOSTON ana RENs, n SARATOGA ~, h0HpS 7;I ip
sARATOGA, WHITEHALL, KuILANp n M, ~
iISGTON sF. ALPANS, ROUSE rOIN
PLATTsBURGH, oGDENsBuRdH, MONTREAL
N0'' "a" LOCAL TRAINS
| Ieaye New York az foliowsi
From Chambers street From IhH'''W, ~ St'st ,
| P9ughkoepse tralus,s A. $50 AN anu i-'-" nav
A. and ~ and 6lb Pm. O,4O Pm. Ok 4,
| Peekskill train, $50 AN. 700 An aAiN ''- -
and 400 P. NJ. torn.
Sing Sing train, 9.4o AN lo'lO An anu ''''
aud b.l5 Pm. .,.,,,.,--rs ,,,, ,l,ig rol
IR- FREIGHT ARhANuEMENiS t5,Rs froI
usnboyu, WITHOUT ClANGE " S'''.,Is. an
", IN ,,,s ~. frroyabi- as male by "h.' I,' NJ
C,mpmrs ITO GciitSHiea OF ,o t,'o i 10 Il
lUHH 80 nv of ,rorc.ants and shippers ''i
and d d., p,taa, with sMoKISa, sS s0 Sss sLY 70
/, IA ~ r,iis run in connection On '''
e | Central Road, 4, r,c,l trains and HelsAt
rangeIaents, inquire e, SMITH, superintendent
Jyl9 till myl
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ARTICLES FOR sALE.

A IRISH DULClMEE TOR SALE At &C /
- q cost tln, a. .u .lul "fI'r. o. 70 IH.M.
mrirs I, Let, ut 70, .',h' S',S ~ 20 ub nm"hth
tuned, iy Prot DuN-pNY, zoo DraaI 3d. AL 3.
business -GROCIES AND
II cxprgss aud garden 90 one l.r.c market
wagon, anil one twy.lnr I..ta.W fIfl"E "t'"n
and ut. sD..I.I bond platform HIrH. t.N. h,t HA...
uu '.r .nIi,rrfs, 1921. ~, between bru.I"nF Uii
llun,'. THOMAS LAND. nI'l t1'IoJ
EARRINGES AND HARNESS FOR SALE.
"a ,r4. l.t Of now ami ao.Hi.l- handed c.rIIalus
lrrtts, cUIpuv clht.rs, ruskaNnyH. up and open
lus.I,l, .'roc,rs' express depot aud business vA-
g,u4, ~ o. J. FLOWERS, Broadway, DIr of sith
At and ~ ave Ri2l .i'e'lil
C,AEBIhGLS, HORSES AID HARNESS
- Tor smile. 900 now carriages, Ur'tt7, ,NsHhrs,
u.AI~rFs, top and upcu hus Io- rr..rr', '.rrc'N
der. auI business wagons, u.l h.ufrc htDi sge-
uu4 luuI .uUascs rul wagons hil z" lHf.'', -
~ 10 Ne,ius -, and lsI Fulton ave, br.N ,u;,
I,OR SNLI.-A SCHOONER, 3 YEARS OIL,
J. Will carry 2-uOD brick loo . feet votgr; g. flush
dock and i1.t flIer b. well found; ,u 0Dy terms.
Aprly I. sAML. MASTERS, a. Dcy 4, with J.. ".
Drake " Co. 10
IGOR SALE--A FRENCH CANADIAN PO-
L ny, ~ hands h.su, 3 .trs .d, warranted per-
| feet, with anew grocery wagon and harness Ap.
y 2G2 Wet a1t 4, bet 'tu aud int. ~" ni-l -
uORSLS FOR SALE-G HORSES, SUIT
al'o fr carmen ur oNIr,ssu'n, or farming
business also ore l.rlr vii. nc fUId Tor ~. In
! quitc u sru.0ry store, cor oi Gold 4 ant Mrtto
! ave Bru. ...u mis- a'll2
! Il EED~ENE LAMPS AND TlL BEST
! N ode Nu.l v.,ts ylruuug8, ,ru. N,r., china AMI
| b .wnrr, TIA IT. beer uu-a, ,.-t... tuy,f aul
| tun', ~ "'|'. .Iua E1t.. hul .,.i .,t.. 't =
at very luv prices, at G. \. BALDN iN'S. % s. '-
| cry, corner C.ll q. APO H'"'ll-
DOIAIOEs ron SALE. SWEET CIDER,
Ito c!i,r ylurH. dr..i spr''H AMI 'thor
! country IfII..rs I..' r.N Zoo o' '.'''o
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GENEl,AL nIisINEss.

BOILED OIL ONLY % CENTS PER GAL.
~ lon. roof paints, lsc per 10; all other paints Al
cost prices imperial green &c per lh, white lead 10
large or sma!i kegs, window glass, putty, brushes
glue, English Paris white, lr'ced oil, hcnzino 30c
and 4Oc per gallon, Elgsh carriage vanish, only
1880 per gallon. For sale at MONAGHAN'S Pant
Store, al Tti5d ave corner S4th st slo @4Ac'lo2
CUSTOM HOUSE-GOODSA AND VESSELS
~ entered and cleared 1t the CI.t.m N a. lNs-
Forts procured, Insurance effected. ~ Henry 7.
CAMPBELL. II wa - Tea 4sas'lil
= PATCH & cos, CELEBRATED SEW
" ing mac. Inc needles and titles nv al -UW'
Ing mpn' inea. ieo silk, twist "a, c.. %, hem
rpis, l.'Hfs OuIbina screw drivers, oil cans, ole
o.d rs"4y sJU.. u sewing nadine trimming 30
vN,I. ..f' a.4 f..l.-iJl Broadway, EE.ugy iui
o. .l.. q. J I.a..'H lisumOfs. ops 2iAe'll
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TArScoLl..rG, LIMO LlME r,cv,rs

l. OF LIVERPOOL PACKETS.
TIE subscriber continue % grant certificates OF
passage g. aud II m Liverpool, 10y their myot.tc
line oi packets, comprising m part the following
4l|Is;
uREADNOUDIiE MANCHESTER VICTORY,
BrNJ. ADAMS, CONSILLLAIIoN, J. j. BOYD
WEST POINT ESCORT PlllNlN'
USuERMETTEN SEA FLOWER, CAhliRlAN
Masm., A. .,tlcr with others = silly every five
dEys
The suhscrihcrsArc p'ao agents for The
LINE OF LONDON PACKETS,
Flr al Oh which tAoy giant ccrtAea, 8 on liberal
terms,
REMITTANCFS FROM IRELAND, &c.
T a c.. also continue to issue drafts, payable on
lemsul, thru about IN 'Wl, Ireland, scotland,
aud Wales at the LOWEST RATES.
CuH1'urF, with all particulars, may be Hnd on
spyicnt'.u III .y letter. enclose u0su.e = Wpl t.
TApsCOII & co, 81 South IT, New l'rt,
TAPsCOTE SMITH co.. Lye'l'1.'
aIT 2i,C'll
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\ EAEg CHANCELLOR SALE, AZ uIo-
- 'rrft ..uN.f. l.s .tr ..', neatly reg. Np
u.l % ..nft ..tI business, q F.'y ..., tiN| ..I q
lager ..ur ...u.u; r.nt N.tE t'W l.t uM N. If
nt. ".I"r Dn mess, ,'''' .l'''" =. WI. . ,g
.uIi uH .us if y.u". Al 'r i,.' |'s-
ut..ult. .4 4ggluc, between uHA In ,'..g. goo
rr evening. ai'l 5000
phkERY FOR sALE-ONE or TIE Best
ID 30. e.. l1' Wanl, lu. ,'"'ug'y tu n', 'ud
doing v,.s good rssH uut.u,s- over t.r cya"t.I~
% yugrs .,pgo or more may 10, had. satisfactory r'h-
s'4s ,,Iyi llrs.IIluy uut Apply g. Mr., T. MALO-
MY, grocer, II sixth st, near TIE b'"ery'
DAKERY FOR SNLE--A BAKERY DO
ID MA good business; Wi. ue sod on re1s ua' io
t.rua i.r PARTICULARS apply "a t,' promises, cog
u.tnIry. E'i .'2'i
DAKIKIES TuR SNlE-LOCATEp ON
! I)n. the ayru1", and business streets u' tInrly
! ami Brook yu, also Rro,oy stores, IlH.r tones,
oystcr saloons and restaurants, aud other iH-'css
| places Tor sale, at MlrCHELL's Agency - Gear
street. as -l''- ~
HOENTR STOKE FOR SALl-TllE three
y story brick tenement house ou utterly corner
o. Van lrIYt AMI fremont ST., Brook so, paving a.
the present time over 10 per cent il'g a',.V'.'
Terms from s5.O g. 800" n'-.: I.o '"..'y, .'N
remain ou bond and w.r'sHg' 4 desired. AIRY TO
T.. H. kELIO0,G, go Beaver II, \. Y Hrl' ''S1
EOR sALE-A VERY NICE MARKET
l. 10 .rl. iu an up town market l"ItIc "a III
Washington t. ulboken, n y, o. q, HEERlNG'
Gll9JlH
NOR SALE CHEAP-SIOCK AND FIN
L tu,- of a grocery AMI candy store. i.eo $50.
| 70 I'"i n'. Nl ,- p LoI
l. " Dining saloon az sale.
| IuJllIe GU Nassau st,
sr2l 3'11s in taacmrut
GROCERY FOR SALE, 11s FuUHTu
VI Avenue corner I9tN st. ono o. tAg best .1'a SOFAS
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vt.ut,rsc~,', Tor the >c'' YORK sun.
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Tlp y A. NJ. Express Tram Irun NV YORK ar
rives n u,rrisburg At 2. NJ, connecting East and
West on p,ursy wants Central kHir'od' Mothers
Central Rl'lr.ai North ami South, and with Cum
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HOUSE AND lot FOR 500, ON 22l ST
luDr ca as,, Br. IN. Terms 500 .u.', ,ad
SO quarterly Il. paid. Inquire of Mr VI AU-
IIrFE. linton HOUSE, corner 2it st aud bh ave,
r.I.It13P Rp32t,-luT
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500 r. " Western ETprf7s I0r East n, A lrntown,
Reading, HarIisburgh, Pttsburg, and the wsst
Sleeping cars from Jersey City through 70 Pit.s-
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This Company iusures property " al kinds against
Loss nr Damage by ire, Oh as favorable terms ~
similar Institutions.
TEUNIs J. BERGEN, President
JAMES H. THOMPSON, Jr., scc'y,
GEO. W. uJSr Assistant
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INaIRANCE.

l. LAFAYETTE FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
OIL BROOKLYN
Crrfrv uEANrU pFTCE.
si7 FULTON STREET, Il WALL srREEE
HKuDNINS NEW YORK
CASH CAPITAL, 10000 DOLLARS
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-04-22

A PARTMENTS TO LET-SEYERAL NlCL
n apartm, nta, consisting of4 rooms each tcrutou
water, At 2sO Ninth st. near ist ave, l6I 4 lCj
sixth Il, next g. ave. ~ Rent, s. 80 - 80. Apply
100 Seycntecpth 81, near lst ave. ap2l 3'lJ0
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-04-22

A ROOMY BRICK WITH BROWN STORE
n basement house for sale No. 3O5, Fast Tenth
street Price s6,Lp0. central street sud ~
ferry aud otier advantages having for Investment
large future. ap!i a'i3G
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-04-22

CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY
O-From foot 81 Cortlsndt street-Connecting -
Hampton Junction with Delaware Lacksvsna,
Western Railroad. and at Easton with fehlgh Val
ley Railroad AM It's connections. forming dire
line " PITTSBURGH and the WEST, without
Oh Z
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-04-22

COUNTRY STORE TO LET-A CORNER
~ store suitable Tor FIRST class grorcry Or dry
good good stand for god man. inquire Of q.
w. DITCHETT cor OF Chatham and Chamber st.
or ~ join COR,iELI. West Farms. sl9 3'lIb
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-04-22

A SHOP TO LET-2D FLOOR OF SHOP,
"A Nos 10 aud u west 2Jih It, ~ feet front by 70
feet deep Inquire OF q. GOODWIN,
Aplg s'1O6 b6 West 18th u
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-04-22

"And the heart Of my pet is broken ~ There
6u such tender sympaIhy in tho gentle '0h's'
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BUSINESS ROOMS
ID To Let
Exceedingly cheap,
.r1o o4ac'tlO at IS Fulton st.

EOR SALE OR TO LEI-fOik MODEfN
II houses net g.lshfl, with ell modern improve
mrutt 70 minutes from Wal At, on Brooklyn
IIeig Is. rent only 500 Apply on tic premises
~ Columbia It, OF Of MAJOR TllONPsON' 20 w ms'
rrt aJiGG'idg
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1862-10-09
lor the 1atnrer.

0SE of the great mysteries is, whore
do all the weeds come from? From The
shorttimen which ground newly thrown
up from great depth, will be covered
by luSuriant crop, the theory Of spon-
taneous termination has found many
advocates. But it is not necessary 10
resort to such q hypothesis to account
for the abundance and suddenness with
which they appear. A single plant Of
foxtail will produce from 5000 ito 1000
seeds the rag.weed, or ambrosia, 49,
600; and the lambs quarter at least 30,
900. The editor of the Country Gentle.
man says he recently rode by garden
which contained plants of he last spe.
cies seven feet high, the number of seeds
{ on each Of which must have been go,
900 to 100, 600, or enough TO seed ten
acres. These seeds, if buried below the
depth Ia few inches only at which ger
mination will take place, will remain
sound for centuries, A bushcl Of pig
weed seed, enough to give eight plants
to every square inch of surface, might
lie in an acre of soil withoutits existence
being suspected. Whcnevertho ground
is turned up, large number Of these
dormant seeds are brought within the
influence Of air and light, and fine
crop of weeds is the consequence.
The complete determination of weeds,
then, is impossible, unless the fpening
of seed is etsctually prevented. The
allowing of one plant to reach maturity.
might, in Two or three years. result in
The necessity of doing all the work over
again.