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The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1862-01-29
FOR SALE

AR to exchange for Horses. Wagons Stock
W Good Notes or Judgments. A valuable
Farm situate in Harrison township, Potter Co.
Pa, lying on the old State road, l-ading from
Spring Mills to Harrison Valley and Westfed
Pa. Containing about ITO Acres, about SO
Acres improved and in a good state of cuti-
yation. on which is arected large Frame
House, good Barns. Corn House and other
necessary ont-buildings, good Apple Or
chard containing some twenty different kinds
of GRATED Fruit. Shade Trees, &c. The above
Farm lies about l mile from Harrison Valley,
miles from Westfeld and miles from Spring
Mills, and is a good Stock and Grain Farm
and will be sold so that any one that can make
payment of 3 or 4 hundred dollars down,
CAN make & e farm pay for itself with his Ia
Dor. Price, 50, 800. for particulars inquire
Of Peter Simmons now accupying said farm,
or c, H. Simmons, Oswayo Village, Pa.
G. H. SIMMONS.
Jan IS 1862
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NOTICE is hereby given, that the under
IN signed Auditor, appointed by the Court
OF Common Pleas of Potter County to make
distribution of the proceeds of the Sale oi
real estate in the case of D. p. Reed
for use of ]. B. Smith vs. G. W Turner o
February Term 1857 No. 81, will attend to the
duties of his appointment, at the Office of the
Prothonotary, in Coudersport, on Monday the
18th day of February 1862, at o'clock, p NJ
Those interested are hereby notified to attend
D. BAKER, Auditor.
Jan. Is 1852
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Auditors Notice.

Office is hereby given, that the un-
~ dersigned Auditor appointed by the Or
phans' Court of Potter County, to make dis
tribution of the funds in the hands of the Ad-
miaistrators of the estate of N Schoomaker
deceased, will attend to the duties of his ap-
poiutment at the office of the Prothonotary
in Coudersport, on Tuesday the 18th day Of
February 1862, at l o'clock P. NJ Those in
terested are hereby notified to attend and pre-
sent their claims. D. BAKER,
Jan. 10, 1862. Auditor.
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1862-01-29

Rural ANNUAL AND HoRTICULTUR
AL.-Such is the titleof a little book pub
lShed at the commencement Of each ycal
by the editor of the Genesc Farn,cr.-
The volume for 1862 is received. 1t is
work which caa not be too extensively
circulated among all interested in rural
pursuits. The six previous volumes re.
ceIved very general commentator, and
that for 1862 will be found fully equa
to any OF the series. Among the con
tents Of this vclVme we notice articles on
the Culture of Apples, Pears, Peaches
PIums, Grapes, etc, with list of good
varieties also Of Strawberries, Raspbcr.
nes, Currants on AnnualS- and theiI
Culture on the Manufacture of Domes.
Tic Wines on the Cultivation of Wheat,
Barley, Oats, Rye and Corn; on Cutting
Potatoes for Planting on Narrowing
Potatoes; Chinese Hogs English Nut
ton Sheep Making Hay; Covering
Grass Land with Straw Culture of Figs
ON Poultry; oa the Culture of the Peach
In the Middle States; Fruit and Malaria ;
Protecting Plants from Frosts Summer
Frunlng Apples Rules for Arranging
ornamental Grounds Fi,e.proof Wash
'Of hoots, etc.; on Cider Making; Seed
InS with Clover among Corn; to Kill
Oanada Thisties Amount of Roots from
''oSeI and Grasses, to Destroy Insects.
'"c POULTRY Mlldew; Trimming Usage
orange Hedges; Cultivation of the White
Dean; Moss on Roofs Whi.ewash; a
Novel e-House Application of Ma.
nure Toads and Bees; on the Cultiva-
lion of Dwarf and Standard Pears :.
-1uIchiug the Currant; Mildcw ON the
urape; Spiraas and their Culture; Cold
"raperies When to Gather Grapes !.
Low Headed Trees ; the Delaware Grape;
Aphldes on Trees; Covering Grape.
vines In Winter; Aerating the Soil
warts on Cattle; Cut Worm and Corn
Irub Killer; Treatment of Mich Cows,
e'c.' ETC. Price only 25 cents. Sent
prepaid by mail to any address on the
receipt of the price. Address Joseph
narIis' publisher Of the Geassee Farmer,
Rochester, y. Y.
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READ AND REMEMDER-That if you
don't want to endauger the lives of your
selves and your children, use D. B. De
Land q Co.'S Chemical SaIeratus, Instead
# using the caustlc, unheslthy, IMPURE
stuff that is SO commou ia the market
You may possibly save doctors bill BY
taking our advice.
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1862-01-29

Great as is the resent expenditure Of
the United States IN the war. it must not
be forgotten that almost ;he whole OF it
merely changes bands at home. the
purchase of supplies and the payment Of
troops does not take money out Of the
country.
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1862-01-29

The Februasy number of the Amert
can Agrtcuitarist is on hand, filed with
useful reading for the Farmer, Gardner
and Workman. This is a very useful
Journai and should be III the hands OF
every workiug,man. Address, Orange
Judd, Al Park Row, New York.
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DIVORCE Notice.

~ OINC ANOJIN-Ca
MARY A. BLANCHARD, No,iI4 Sept Term
VS.. 1861, in Common
GUY W. BLANCHARD Pleas of Pot'r Co.
To Guy w. Blanchard Respondent above
named. Subpoena and alias Subpoena in Dr.
rorcc having been issued in this case. and re-
turned Mint You are hereby notified, that
the Court of Common Pleas aforesaid have
fixed Monday the oath day of February next.
for hearing the application of the said Mary
A. Blanchard for Divorce from you. at which
time and place you NAV attend and make de-
fence if you think proper. WM F. BURT,
Jan -, lee-' Sheriff
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The hal,ers of 200 horses of Gen.
Frapklins division were cut and the an
imals turned loose on Thursday night by
come secret enemy, with the intention OF
aiding the rebels, who were expected to
make an attack.
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The Regiment Of Lancers which was
raised in Michigan by Col. Ronkin, of
Canada, in consequence of his re>igna,
tiou are to be disbapded, and formed into
an artillery regiment.
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1862-01-29

The Atlantic Monthly that well 'known
and highly priced magazine is again be-
t,ra rs, 6.led as usual with the best kind
Of reading. Address, Ticknor & Fields,
Boston.
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1862-01-29

The Harpers Monthly is again on our
.,ble replete with choice reading Ad-
dress Harper l. Bro. n Y. City.
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1862-01-29

unealled for
Alexander Adams, Lyman Clinton, William
V. Cone. Jenna e. Grandy, Juliette Earl
Thomas Foyner, Dwight Jones, Phoeba Kelly 2
L. L. Lawsen, J. l.. Merwin, Thomas Mathews
Valentine Newbut, Helen Smith, Vim. Shat
tuck. Sarah Southwick, Leroy Straight, Mar
tin Turner, ida L. Yanhorn.
J. 8. MANN. P. NJ,
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1862-01-29
- POTTER COUNTY JOURNAL

: =. only paper pa1lished in Potter county
'-aalates among AN intelligent class OF peo-
~ and is thus an excellent medium for both
~, and County, Advertising.
NIF H. nsient Advertisements and those from
,....Dce mcsthe Cash or have responsible re-
al communications, TO receive attention,
=, he directed to the Editor, and contain
nus asme of the writer No attention paid to
-oovmous communications.
TEgNS.-one copy, one year, 81; Six copies
as Twelve copies, $40; Twenty copies, SIS
18th one to the person raising the Clan. The
.,ouey must accompany the names.
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.-.rdersuort Wednesday Evening, Jan, 90 1862
See New Advertisements.

See New Advertisements.
John s. Mann advertises the Atlantic
Monthly and other popular Magazines
for sale.
See Sherif's Sales.
O. w. Strong advcrfises note lost or
stolen.
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JAY COOKE & Co, Bankers,
No. Ia South Third Street, Philadelphia.
nURSUANT to instructions from the Secre-
II tary of the Treasury, the Subscription
Book to the NEW NATIONAL LOAN of Treas
ury Notes, bearing interest at the rate of seven
and hrce-tenthS per cent. per annum will re-
main open at my office, No. ia S. Third
Street, until further notice, from A NJ. till
p. NJ, and on Mondays till p. NJ.
These notes will be Of the denomination of
FIFTY DOLLARS. ONE HUNDRED DOL
LARS, FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS, ONE
THOUSAND DOLLARS. and FIVE THOU
SAND DOLLARS, and are all dated 10Th Of
August, 1861, payable in gold, in three years,
or convertible into a twenty years six per
cent loan, at the option of the holder. Each
Treasury Note has interest coupons attached,
which can be cut off and collected in gold at
the Mint every six months. and at the rate of
one cent per day on each fifty dollars.
Payments of subscriptions may be made in
Gold or Checks, or Notes of the Philadelphia
Banks.
PARTIES AT A DISTANCE can remit by their
friends, through the mail, or by express, or
through Banks, and the Treasury Notes will
be Immediately delivered, or sent to each sub
Scriber as they may soveraliy direct.
Parties remitting must add the interest from
the 10th Of August, the date of all the the
notes, to the day the remittance reaches Phil
adelphia at the rate of one cent per day on
each fifty dollars.
Apply to or address
JAY COOkE, Subscription Agent,
Care Of Jay Cooke & Co. Bankers,
EfI.:
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NOUR ATTENTION FOR a MOMENT IF
u YOU PLEASE.
To all Families of Volunteers.

] have just returned from N. Y, with very
large assortment of NEW GOODS, which !
have bought for CASH IN A WAY THAT |
SHALL BE EBLE TO FURNISH ALL MY
OLD CUSTOMERS, NOTWITHSTANDING
THE GREAT RISE IN GOODS, AT NEAR
LY THE OLD PRICES FOR CASH, OR
READY PAY.
have now some SIX THOUSAND DOL
LARS worth of Goods on hand, that will
sell at the following prices;
lst. Families of Volunteers, GOOD PRINTS
from 10 to IL cts, that are now worth in
New York, from IL to Il.
worth from Is to %.
Good SHEETINGS still for 10 cts.
Good SUGAR for 0 cts.
Good TEA from so to e5 cts
SALERATUS from to cts
FLOUR from Sl.374 10 Sl.5o per Sack.
And all other goods in proportion. A large
hSSOitiAChI via OC ECPb vi h'tuu anu SOfC
strictly for READY PAY, at least 25 to 50
per cent less THAI can be sold by any other
Merchant that buys Goods at the present pri-
ces in New York.
Should any one from a distance call at my
store and not find the goods as represented,
will pay them for their time and expenses in
so doing, should be at the Store, which
shall endeavor to be at all times
In taking leave of my old customers for the
last year, / would say that am thankful for
the liberal patronage and prompt pay, that
have received from most of them. And as
this is Year that every true man should
enlisted for the welfare Of those who have
made such great sacrifices for the good of
their country | will until our present war is
closed, Try and deal for the profit and good of
my country. Yours truly,
c. II. SIMMONS.
at the SIMMONS Block
Oswayo Village.
January 9Th.
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PRICE CURRENT.

Corrected every Wednesday by F. A; STEB
BINS & CO., Wholesale and Retail
Dealers in Groceries and Provisions,
opposite D. F. Glassmire's Hotel,
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I'D ROWN SUGAR for 10 cents per pound
I'D and County orders taken at IS cents on
the dollar at the Post Office Store
JAN g.
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January 9th.

VEVHE BEST OF FLOUR kept constantly on
H. hand at the Post Office Store.
Jan. s.
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PETER COOPER, DONOR OF COOPER INSTITUTE.


f"l't C""p"-, 90 VOL and Nyur,lly known
a. ors II Now lorks prominent mou, nrl tho
C,t, '.r nr ihol ,rlr,liI i,,.,i,,ti., ,b, ,.,,.r
t.,i,,,. -.
''''''"'' "' ",''' ''' '''' "''N' VA " ''''" ''''
Hh"ro Coan'l's clip now Is, on the i2,h of sep
tcubsr I.J1 Ilis mItcrunl grandfather. John
r,p,.l,u 49,. N,,,, ..r >.., X..,L rIl,.,..l,.
49,
y master ''"eI"' H"Ilhs H' i''o''"'"'iy
var, Hnl expanded "a considerable private tur-
tune f. th, sci, leo of hls country. Ihs father
'"' '' '''''' W "o WI =" wv '''.'''''"i
ai 81 the close of which J." established lti ito-
tory, hui SUI 's'u"uilNs n ht'"viN, IN luih H
VII hs youlllul Nuh i.l'r was employed.
Il"' p'r.l "l Mr. cooper I'd" was one II fi'.u
urEIuiy uul much luI labor, ~ lie iii.cr
vs. uu, t..,,stiul 'n h,- uI.tHiU ugs, uut i..i
a i'.r IHWIt O." provide uur i.' ATTENDED .
""mnon school only hpil ui ,t.. IHA FOR % -.u- 10
N..t. bul, beyond Tho % .WlIo know ledge u'g,
g.U.I, lie urt It.lf. .uA .fu al bis own.
At ths uga ui srt,utr,n. Lr vas pls.rI
- l.U JuIu N .u'NHr, Geo l,llt fH" trade ul ,.t.L-
uI So AMI frg,l put N.s ,,s.r'i,.. ...p so
i.... '. TIE satisfaction ui h.- u.,bl,g thot 'Lc
lsi''r '' .f"l q" rpt Inn Up u business, Which,
however 'lr. Cooper ir.luo' IT, .',..,..ly
i'lu"'o 10. r"'yi u's' ilr m,uai''0mo "a l.-
l''l m' hia'1 i"r s"'"iIHs .'"'Hr WHOM ".i, 900
1E'"' a''ta.". Daring the VA '' I'II, Dot i."l
-I aIN' "u a. 4"."ihtt'u ol l.V'f then l'r
ntN I'.. .Drr r cabinet "Hri il." Tho pi,' -
bu.lN'7. ana iHNI' hy 'EGht'A lu o." mlll"-
..To'' E.u, and la,nslt'' WHICH he nn7 uu-
u'd uu l.I u'lT lpIiy ."ar.. Nj 'u"urss ...uI-
uuu W-h'u'y .lt'i tu ttc lp'tt resource 'I
liF '"'.'Iy iui p" uHli ,.ur % non, ahI ga
!. h0 'tD., ,g! "N''u'.ve wu.h 90 Canton, u'tT
li''u.., D.lalug ~ t..,r, b. sul.'Iuu ,ly
90. r g ru.Il e uuu wit. n,,I 900 i'u..'y 4 H ~
1mi,. n NW.h uu Htat sur, r-llly aprA7 7l
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n" ''"',"' "h""' Ns'"r '"ulN supply lc'h-
H'',t''" ''''Ni"', ne u'''Iht.', W"te u''h
'"''E S'HS '-' '''' ~ .'' 'N, ny were t.s-
100, Nv ',' ,t'.'i 'h '' ,''' CIV! ~
'"'''.",,.'i 'i' ""'N ~" "ih."t '' eN c''l'
VI" 'e '''i "''f'''',n i'' "n'.h ."' "n'n Young
'I,I am nui'i'u'' ',ol"i III VAN N''.'''i"' ~ '"s
'...' '"' uls ~ "', ,.''u' " ",'.,' u.'t
va, ''''"'u'F ,"', 'H, t"'i", Iu'Ilui"
h's hs III" 'r'c,'l OJ ban 10 NoN lurE, At tho
u,' '' '" 81 lnN .'' ''l VA a''N"'-t "'l"''h
~ ma ''h 'H'''', AMI GOVERN" iho 'n'i"
,,''h
VI. '"'l.i v SUI eht'I'u VI h'.lN" hl'lN'
p"'H''F' ms ''"ie "'nE ~ N". . hI'ns sup
Mhr- he carries nr llo a'uo aul rlul u,'S tlsiv
Ih NhI'" AII. cooper L"" be"n aud Is | h..
|ul1
w h'V" 81. m nhor" a hri'l rk"i.h " Mr..
Co... g. "uO'r W'i.h N''I I" subject = uHrt
'hHl 'r.'u'f' iu''rst 20 every po"r man ruJ
every ln" nt.Ir in Ihi- l."'t city, which In'
l' o. ''. "h.' 'y h'' nu. .'''ui ,,ii- II SLOWS
'hi .tr ., B. I h'I... '.i- mate % 'u' 'l'lt i".
7i..' lu i.r Hh' utt iII"uL 1Ht tho road
&" '.."' 300" 20 u hIHe q" lil ILIs i''.
'I.'Ui 81 '."' i.- ''') I.l't r Do, u""
ever h' 'i'u p. Hs l' d.. %, To 'ue brH'
u.n 81 l.' I.i1" AM talents committed Co.
h', 'h'IrC Mr" I'Is have Teen tn.r' su''f's-
j." '.Nn M '",r'f '',!'huls AVE 'lDr,.d
N'.' h''h'.. 'nN "tWt"i I"-S' 'u. .n"g ln i.ps
"n' SISTER Gus '"n" lr", LIKE 'u"d, have
'''n F''"''f "'E' '..'' 'n ''0'.I "I'ei
90 ''' f'"' r"' me N'."Ii nave h''u ll''fn
"" ." '"' "', I"'''' nom ih'F ''" Iut l
.'' .'''' ITO % ..' ''t'' '"o n''''""'h q" ,'i'-
''' '. ,' a','"'nf H'I'I'r. i" ~ ".I'Is,
"'''' 7" ''' '",F evening 'l N''' TO N"'""-
tul" i,IynI7H"- lt"u Lie menus a lar.'
,T..'" 'h nI' '"'".t 'U''" l"T Ir g"d "l
IiN J. I" rl'If.h-, Ni.'' yet M'U allie To- DW-
W"y ''" means n attractive Ous'n.ss entor-
i''' ,.,,
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FINANCIAL NEWS.


ttW YORK WtiU"s'Hvt A.. ?.
1ts rus.u,.s & o., R.srd cu. t.u.ss q, 10 susl,
~. .ra."rg prices Tho "s. e." suppor, &c
us.srI a. 10000 eai,.t 10y l..,. ,-. . nr delivery,
lu't re a., r, ..a... oi.' Zone cGN.rl.
ualt tF rol.-n at ga rs 3 $40 note o.l. g. Z
and tie l year cer d .a'rs g6S nc. T.,I,.-
ropds t,,o r..rs,.y 7.or. and str. tro auara
fsrt. 60 d-pTcrsyu was mpr.f-st. D. bend. 90, -
Ih-ro w.gs n UanlNrti1us az .4lr r.t.1.
Tho 0perat. ns To- gold we're rather mrr7 o0i the
rate higher-2A r, zu.sr 4 tu.,.
TLo monthly ret Iru Vi TIE Treasury 'op.rr,t
sbowL a ba.snee Of sA2t5 loo, There nrc tr,n..,la
ol s2,i50,UpO ordered from New YORK and P.irI,-
phis, and noarly S5OCO,o00 20 81. I.aa., arI E,.-
tucsy. There are SL4JC,loO over drafts outstsud
Ing
The p atom Bank statsu,ut show, ss,4li 0o0, =,
specie,
Tic exchange market closed very arm at ii2L.
li2H for bankers names. There was \ ,sr,,, p,
mitlancs FOR goods, but the rate uatura' % HARLEM.
viii tie rise IN gold
There are in circulation Trear .lry notes f,n
which eugravings with tho he "a Of NJ I,u.,
have been cuL such notes az Z ref!.glatu r..4
suGy.
| Tie Government pa'H. out about ~ 900 'r. ,rs
/ ,f.' f 'nd the ba 3nec $3.50 o. N", u ..a.le
ior interest Ile oalI.s received t.. ~. Sl,n ,u'j
TIE rate Of T4peoio and exchange ls u.v r.,.n 10 't
'snl.ng IN View ofthe e7portc' oe fac -u tad.
| G@tcs, ~ oSratI {. r.v n< vr.s %. ..
= tr boo Ne p e ttrv
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r., Good iu ua qri.knuI. and nr t..h
torn I.' i.inl F'-ral. ilHi .,.t uuuu H. "A
lpN .ulr % mr,e purN,uo, IL ., ir} and ia tru
hArI and Nuu ana .u Uc walked upon Tor four
or i've wl'o-; luJ. ua TIE water luv.oy,r ruy
p.r.i.0u ul 81, ua' rrr' leDomos, es the sNirts
cay, ul ali. -,'t, and quick AMI ronl, FOO
-u.k boo puJ Jtlns thot lo'rr. nUnu .t SI, ss
where ,ry -auu .lel,,s, ,rIs ,.,cp. Tho water
leaves the TOW, ami tho -ui there gets hard ;
l,y water stll dove under the st"rn and there
the .4nl remains su'tj down the stern tlks
lower and lower the veRfI soon breaks her
back OF works herself almost upright on Lsr
sterni a. the tide flows she fills with water,
works deeper and deeper into the sand, until a.
high uio she is completely buried, or only her
topuIssts are TO be seen above water, Many
yss-os have run upon the sand. in tie carly
! night, and scarcelya yestige Of them MAS 70 be
aeon iu The morning
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70, - . %
h4Lb Le't''4 VI bs's VIA II A'1SI l"h61'o-Iy
"'.
lha Deputy. mrmhr" d Ne chnmh"rs d
l'"'. '1-ol I'"y |l''"l'eI b. tue Ei". g.
-'.' r, -" ,'' . '"s ''' ''''''"' ''
'''''' '.'' '..''''"'
some 'i Tho N"'' 'rarnr' mru'l9n nn al ireH
d.-r-"e' J."n t.""f "' h" r. Hn,r
h1'" rs am "A f''sveI Committee, TmP"i -
~ '' ''i'i 'hI'.
From ~utgprt We loam that Iulitlral r. 4.
uyc,tium THAT pnrt u, GHmor. may lLur,l, r-
turn lg ul ,y. Royal c.Uuu.y has lyl t0 this
a,. p..lr,Iauso.
1le yv,.r.. rIcy..'.f,.ela. .r.. or',I lp ,.rn.
grnf 4u ror''Iy Hu.,I...'. t.....s.
Iu. .m.Lr' .'i.rrtr r'D..e Do l'.I.s
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The Loui.ville JouH-AL calls attentloi to
rrc-iicnt L.u,olns Fic,Yort speech II 1865, 10
which occur he follow inA refIeucs TO .rnspci-
patton In tlc District of Coismbbi--I should 10
exceedingly glad TO sss,slavs-y sboihbed Ia the
District Of Columbia. I believe that Congress
possesses the constitutional power 10 ahclish il.
Yet should not la 10 favor Of spdedvorino 10
abolish slavery In tie District u Columhi,, un-
lcse i, be upon these conditions Fi-R-ThA the
abolition should te gradual. Sscord-That II
should lie on q vot. u the majority Of Tn. suaii-
fed voters In the Dhtriotl and 1hird-Thn q
corpsnsatlou SHOULD b. made 70 unwilling own
rs.
Tux hill for legali,ing marriages with d.csss
81 wif,s sister, hes bean defeated In the English
Houss Of Commons.
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Arguments in bis projected stat. paper on the
subject
A curious pamphlet NJ, hen tuNli.'s' In
Italy, alleging that in 1851 Cardinal Artou,,i
agreed with Count Cayour for the surrender Of
the ropes temporal power, hut that IN the
French Arnbass,dcr ohjecting that y was being
done without communl, alton with him, the Car
dual denied that anything hal taken place, aud
Tie negotiations were stopped.
SrNTS new irou-clsd e,uuloats arc building
al Now Orleans and two At Memphis. Ths
work at both places 10 sccutSd With tho ut
most dispatch. At Memphis, scvcn hundred
rallroal bars were distributed to ue ssriuus ma
chine shops, to bo tt,ll,d tor the Immediate
completion Of one ot the hosn, which promises 70
10 Of sxtrsordinsry strength.
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NC'YS ITEMS.

NEW ORIEA =, where specie oncs ~ abound
o. is now 80 destitute Of II, says an escaped
L lionist, thai a popular restaurant keeper ra-
Gently said had not t4ken bali dollar in
silver In thr months.
Mr.. Lor ION TIHEs RuJsell, IN recent letter
iu'lnatts hat tho Piesi3cnl ~ nrst spl himself
strongly against tho HuTsr ler a Nrs.u arl sI.
d9l, By. 4a.ptly G4Y. way D sp,,3 M p
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THE NEW YORK SUN.
THURSDAY MORNING, APRIL 8, 1862.
TIE New York CITY Pre...


The TINES remark, that the war 10 rapidly
di'cipinins th, people in the grsces cf f'''h snG
patience aud though H.. '.,.'.. . b .-oaI
victory is ys, Want. te. ..tIu.H ...,.. 3
he tOlllee Of VI lh..a. . lg.... .s.. ..s,..
g'city sEi skll.
IL, Washington CORRESPONDENT writes:
A prominent Gentleman, and . Republican
Office irol who IS Just returned FROM Ciucm-
natl AMI cher Ncstctn Ioiuis, reports a general
deyelupm nt of an Intense auti-abclition senti.
mont iu AL quarters Of the West, since thc Wen
dell Phlllip- riot IN Cincinnati. lie saNs violent
denunyiations Of Itllips aud all of hi, Mind are
heard among all classes and that throats are
made against msny abolition members of Con.
grc's that If they show themselves before the
people 10 the Wctt, they will fare worse than
Wendell Phillips dld.
Tue JouRNNL or COMMERCE. thinks that
thcre is no reason to he discouraged If the de-
Stat" should At first DO slow. At the COM
menccment Of the war the South WIS almost
equally divided, AMI tie persons WHO were at
hr'' opposed 60 IT, may, when the military pow
or Of our Government II asserted, return TO thcii
allegiance on the rlra that they forcsaw the end
ever not 70 wound ths la'ent lni'n 1'numen'
ly radical measures opposed tu common srt-o
,f,,..,.... ,l,.t S.,,,,rp b,,rts will s.,,,p rc
iponi Co .', common sentiment ,i nationality
Tho NuuIu uink, that recourse to guerilla
warfare L, On, rcl,'s will prlyo j, .l.iruus {.
r,,r, ,,..,t..il. q, ,,..,,,... .,,..,,.
~ '''. f''' '''''', az '''''''''
hs'rl'I- ana these are held by joy 81 populations
Tho IuBt NJ complains that the Canadian
R...'rro.,,y Tr,,,v ,,,.r,,,, s.,,s.s, All. Ia,
-.
'."'' "'.. '"' ''''''' VI ''' ~. .''' " i'-
mature Tor practical TX alton, as tho ucH'!
has s,ll f.,5rl year. tn.
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Little or none Of this material g. manufactured
Ia this country, and we are almost entirely de-
pendent upon the English for tho article Tho
demand for flags has raised the price Of bunting
from four dollars and seventy-Gve cents a piece
TO tweuty-eght dollars, and book mushu, usu-
ally worth 81 to ten cents, now brings three
dollars a " ~.
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March 18th, peremptnrlly rspel. their lntsrf.r-
ence with the S,hIcswig question, and closes
with these words Should Germany involve
tho SChleswig with the Holsteln question, Den
marx will regard the msrch of joint German
Expedition upon Schlcswig as Ci.u Ben
cause for war; even were the Territory Of
llclstein only occupied" This 10 smother and
quite serious spcck Of war, fOr behind Denmark
stands Russia with latent claims u her own
upon the regions in dispute