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The weekly Butte record., 1862-01-18
A. :. HALLIplEl GH. T. GRAVES.
A S. HiLLIDIE & co.,
Wire Suspension
BRIDGE BUILDERS!
AND MANUFACTURERS OF
PATENT WIRE ROPE !

EAT IRE SUSPENSION BRIDGES OF ANY
w span and capacity erected, and material
furnished.
Having heen constantly engaged in the erection
of Wire Suspension bridges and Aqleducts for
some years past. we are fully prepared TO do such
work satisfactorily at low figure, and to Guaran-
Tee PeTmGncncu.
Parties who are about erecting bridges will find
it greatly to their advantage TO give a call before
deciding to build wooden structures as the recent
floods throughout the State have proven them to be
wholly unsafe and unreliable number of our
wire suspensions are in use in different local
ties throughout the State no one Of which has been
in the least affected by the fre>hets.
WIRE ROPE. for mining and ferry purposes,
manufactured of any length and size required. be-
ing cheaper and better than hemp.
Scales of weights and strength. with prices an
neNed furnished, on application to the manufac-
tUFerS.
Send for circular.
A :. HALLIDIE & Co,
d2>mS Al Clay street, San Francisco.
The weekly Butte record., 1862-01-18

The number of vessels now in the navy are
estimated at two hundred and sixtyfour, car
rying two thousand FIVE hundred and fifty-seven
guns, and about twenty-five thousand seamen.
The weekly Butte record., 1862-01-18

A FISAScIER remains " respectable with
a fortune that don't belong to him, while a
beggar becomes criminal for purloiniDg a
loaf of bread to keep himself from starving
The weekly Butte record., 1862-01-18

"PLEADIxG at the bar" said a Western
editor, " is trying to persuade bar keeper to
trust you for three-cent nip
The weekly Butte record., 1862-01-18

Why is the late freshet IN the American
river like General Jackson? Because 1t play
ed the devil with the banks.
The weekly Butte record., 1862-01-18

Follow the laws of Nature, and you will
never be poor-your wants will be but few
Follow the laws of the world and you will new
er be rch-your wants will never be satisfied.
The weekly Butte record., 1862-01-18

THIS war affects some of US rather severe
IT," said wag on . street corner the other
day. There is a man who has lost half be
was worth since the Spring, in consequence of
it"
Who? what how ?" exclaimed the sym
pathizing listeners.
Why, that little black fellow with the
wheelbarrow was worth a thousand dollars
down South before the war began, but now
the value of negroes is so reduced that he
wouldn't bring half of it p
The weekly Butte record., 1862-01-18

WITHOUT the ebo and flow Of our passions
guided and moderated by bene6cient light
above, the ocean of life would stagnate.
The weekly Butte record., 1862-01-18

The total amount Of losses by fire during
the year 1861, in the city of San Francisco, is
put down at S40S, 500.
The weekly Butte record., 1862-01-18

ALL of US who are worth anything, spend
our manhood in learning the follies or expiating
the mistakes Of our youth.
The weekly Butte record., 1862-01-18
ADVERTISEMENTS:
AGENTS for Record.
Business Notice.

Messrs THo's CALLow and D. NJ. BIsHoP, having
purchased interests in The RECORD Newspaper and
Job Printing establishment, will hereafter be asso
ciated in conducting the business Of the same No
change will be made in the Editorial control of the
Paper.
The weekly Butte record., 1862-01-18

was UNCONSCIOUS. The effort had been too
much for his strength. He had sunk into a
syucope.
The weekly Butte record., 1862-01-18

An English barber adyeFtiseS to shave any.
thing-even the face Of nature"
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-01-30
| $ayI Tifkkts;sria $itt$b,,rg,
FOR SALE AT n ALL nAia OFFICES.
cFREIGH!IES-

Il =; .oE'R,EIGH'IsS-E.- !:
By this Route Freighta of All descriptions
can be forwarded to and from Philadelphia,
New York, Boston, or Baltimore, to and from
any point on the Rail Roads Of Ohio, Kentucky
Indiana; Illinois, Wisconsin, Iowa, o.: Missouri
by Rel Road d,rect IT,, %49..H G.. - sslGJo =
-. The Pennsylvania Rail Road also, connects
1t Pittsburgh with Steamers, BY which Goods
can be forwarded to any port on the Ohio,
Muskingum, Kentucky, Tennesee. Cumberland,
Illinois, Mississippi, Wisconsin, )" Missouri,
Kansas, ArkAneas and Red Rivers; and at
Cleveland, Sandusky and Chicago with Steam
ers to Ill Ports on tho North. Western Lakes.
+ Merchants and Shippers entrusting tina
transportation Of their. Freight to this Compa-
ny lean rely with confidence onitsspeedyt transit.
y Tn Rains or FRE10Hr; to and from any
point in the West By the Pennsylvania;G Rail
Road, dre atal tine. q. fap.ra1l. .. a.. charged
~ other r. /" Con,panies. 1'@ ""% : go =. i
~ Be particular to mark packages 'tvia
Penna. r.. r.. -. :
E: j. ssrrprH, Philadelphia. .--
MAoRAw & KooNe, 80 North Street, Baltimore
LEEcH e. Co., No. 2 tAstor House, or No. 1
s. VIM. st., N. Y. Il
LEIGH l. Co., UT State Street, Boston.
H. n. HousToN, GenI Freight Ag't, Philada.
:, L. L. Hourr, Gen1 Ticket ~, Philadelphia
EsocH ttFr,, :Gsn'l -Srpt, Altoona, Pa.
/ !, vGA'A0-AVt .r:;r, i?r:. ,,...iE :.fTI'
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-01-30
z, AAI e. 3 z :. 81 D-::R,I.A.
DOUGLAS County,,

This town is beautifully located in, enc OF
the finest Agricultural regions ii the North
West. 1t is inthe centre Of the County and il
admitted by oil to occupy a natural point for
Town, FARMERS in guest Of superior, land
claims combining timber, water, and prairie
Inyalids seeking health and q ccohftoftabiesre-
tr .s Ehere hantlng and fishing my be iad9l-
beautifulin nature, will at Alexanirdarsisl ina
their several tastes gratifed.,uot's e. s,usea
Situated on the State Road to Breekinridge
and Fort Abercrombie-equally distant from
elther-undeF the management Of men Ptssess-
ing the utmost energy, Alexandria Bids fair
to hs3ope of the aaTgest inland towns ii Mn
nesota. The country to the south and: xkst
Is Prairie and Timber in the finest. proportion
white to IthsrN Wort h and East thers extends IN
unhroken; body Of Woodland, the greater par
ton Of it being Of good SIZE and quality. r:
serve particular mention. Eden Prairis:'is
ten miles hong, and from one to one and a-han
miles wide, aith timber along tie sides ana il
yell, Watersd f. ,sfers superior afacilities1to
Farmers and at many points. ealong|are beauti-
fal building spots On ths.shore2 ST q beautiful
lake. "Garden Door" and {. Sedge" n4lfles
are also worth the attention of Farmers, being
Of, moderhte ei4es high aupland; and entirely
enclosed with timber. These Preries All d.
verge from It'd Town Site md arc iccessible
to thelState Rbad, Lake t,Agnes'.l and 7dWk
asRs sk;.tiRS .EdS3 f1sisis sh.s4ieesed
be Htrpsssedaz ~ ihin onest q ana 4hfes miles
ere> Lakes''L rHomedieg''a sf'cerlpsT and ..Qar-
ling" connecting and forming i, sheet Of water
20 miles in extent: These ls&esi are ffdndand
beautiful Along their banks arer thousands
81 clsimssi- tcoGuntty tspabls 6f Supporting
dlsns, settlep6kntbs aud to th6ke sseldng Aoa6Ss
IL, the West is presented country pqeeessipse AZ
tfAordinary- 1sttraetiontb. 90 TkS Company c4s
hsj most liheraliindncementst6 actual se1ttler
s2ssaa gsEe s5s 't5 6hs = =
KINKEAD, or UDGEaREgORY, AlefdSSaflah
or to GEORGE F. BROTT, St, Cloud, VIM
pron,ptly an;xered:3a oAI--- "AAo'3' 7
.r A1Keqpdris. SffRt aQthIs5s, 7tf.o1 5ua1s.s,;b
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-01-30
eTEARN9' HOUSE.

% IT'D sDlD0l VI ....
THIS new and beautiful Hotel 10 situaeld
] upon the bluff just above the Lowr Fsrfy
in the town Of st. Cloud, commanding one
the most beautiful 7visws on the Mississipu
river. The Proprietor assures 81 who may
visit this place that his table shall contain sverh
bounty and luxury which can be obtained bptP
at homo and abroad. It's his intention to kAe,
The above hotel ~ . Arst class one in every Ese
poct 7, ! .tl{ reii
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-01-30
BAGGAGE eHRcKEpo THRoudH.--5A1
4 s"l%H v3TRANSFERHT TREE ~ 30 .

Far. al,ooy, as Lou as any other Route,
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-01-30
7xPH1LApEIFHiA.!Io2 t!o2s

. l.5Gt' 1&t; IPH1LADELPHIA.iso. 1!o7S
u Btntpslent lrtttption1sta5E.hadb s ,tteiA a.
document, for ;the, Relief of tie Sick and Dr.
$tressed, aDfsieted Nth V;ruzent and EIpiaem;e
Diseases, and especially for the cure efDissoses
Of the Sexual Organs.
IA EDICALoA ADVICE given gratis, by the
ln Acting Surgeon, TO- all who apply, let
ter, With description Of their condition, .(ags
occupation, habits Of life, SOL, iand ihaeases
Of Of extreme s1sran poverty Asdi'ins'
INVALUABLE REPORTS On spe,4.mmatorrhea,
and other Diseases Of the Sexual Organs /; and
on tie NEW REMEDIES employed in the, Dispen-
sary, sent to the afflicted in sealed letter en-
yelopes, freeof charge: Two Or thrsststanps
for postage wiz be acceptable: ,s:
Address, DR. J:aSKIILEN F6UGHroN.
Acting sugeon, Howard AssoeiationboNe !
South Ninth Mn street PhiladelPhia E. ~
f.,.r Ezra D. HEARTWELI, President.
CSC. FAlncH11D, Secretary, r. crsr27;ly
=. AAI +. 3 e: 81 DRzI-A-.
"~ DOuGIAs CAUNTY
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-01-30
!: 4 9 II z g Z ]Lxllzx


~. s,4' e A''a'saas'''s', s'a1p'es' Co.
re-. ~ Nertsai'' s''sa,l ;1tfy2,. AZ
xsh.lgg flbJ haa8sd41 atsss2 4 ,n !.
En!o l1S6bat ehe.o'slusk syafS ihS6a6E :At q
MKT .S3 81 q. R 8 IS g blea. othee
ri thano4 eIlite1y 81 1Eeaaee q aiiaSesct:- =
aass 4s1s "a as,s: 4ss. ..:
ners - Graves. Town 4 Company, Wick q
nssd; 4 csant7 = st. PC.
il, Beekts4y ofsAadk.heisst Of pSifass ks 80.
ssg. 4 fhs dafe hsreof ia i dus tSeree,' '
t & sula'of Three Hshdftdsndsssh I'D 65-loo
Dollars. MI -.
Description Of the lands and premises dss-
cribed in sid Mortgages s'zAn shs following
aeser'osd R,tee e peresl 81 lend lIiqg sed b.
nssotas and known sd9ilosts, 44iiii: aYhv Ne,th
f Ell g ths SeYth E.st quarter and A4h7sonth
nan o. .ne North fast quarter q section He:
twenty thhrs? North ,Nb: twenty sew
sa g.? s ~:
AHa 1S & adS efu b b., l..n n.d,i, Il.
'eonditi6bsof laid Mort ghgs, s. the Moftg.eor
teilipg t'ypey thes Pripctpal ~ oa! $500 and
Interest on tho same at the rate Of three per
cent ipsF month"; due thei Sth day9 II July.
1856, and 70 part Of aid ptiusipsl a1uh and
ss :sGs Rfss ;s L; &.
same. .Ioow rt3 elHGst div If q =
Now therefore notice is hereby given that in
PURSUANCE Of power Of sale contained IL said
Mortgage, and Of thes statute in suchscasssmads
and provided, the above described lands and
premises will be sold stpublic auction, by tho
Sheriff Of Stearns, County Aforesaid Il the
highest bidder for cash, at the front door Of
pthe Post Office in sc. Cloud, iiao bteaths Co.
aforesaid, On the eighteenth day o. J.na;A. D.
1861, at ien O'clock "a tho forenoon, to satisfy
and ply the said 9sun claimed, ;inttIejt md
eS Dst.d Aprsi1 It'll; 1851 tsasp1::o's S'':'A Y'1
!: s2;&;1Ga s'jtH'ep4vIs, Tow1s1 4 co:,;,!!&
..Lo3 vE.aou Ass suess Of Mdrt8sgse]
ASHLEY c. "Mola11L,
II Atty:!qfA ssignees. 1myaev
! :. Il +H0WAKDTASSO CfATI15NI9T
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-01-30

] 4siaa1sais1i1 ID : 6 6 nv r ~ K;
J eli III l15lo Il saagao z = 2 ''''
GEf0TRAl IN AL. ROAD. -
II; 1sa First Clsa j Road ipall rs.psetGy, ah =
jN1EH 2s6 o'xd Isl D0UB1T 1GR1c1xs:
:. .Alssw i'oDA11r; TRAINS N; oo1 'a :
d {Ksh' casns.atta...y Ilex au Psaas. ns.i,} !
FROM PiIISBuRG 40aPnlta DElPnIl
f,AAI ,oosssc1Inayl n11scr ITO INV zpsx,
Morning Mail, Afternoon Fast
Line, Might Express. a'aoE
ia o3eHTraisn, e bail yo1fr|o a dr.
:yRlFTSBUR g. ToasiNEKa Y0RA
~ < @4 loo, Ml..' - @2.:, ;sa7
il WITHOUT cHAket on cara,
,rn4 Via Allentown and Il ,Easton,
with Direct Connections from WESTERN Cities,
LII T. q" % %sa - r;s:a Hosr. ~ 3 nn 4a'
: ~ In TIME for Boston
By RAIL ORB DAT LINE s"o
,x2s2f IaaIat s-:---1::u3aIi 1e4I
Express >Trainv'runsa Daily Others
>suadays Excepted J" 81
NINE Daily Train. from rhi1.d.lphi.. e t. New
:: erk. Tickets gesd on any. Line ior9f
: Train,s New York or Boston Tickets {.
~ : via Pittsburg good;
a VIA PHILADELPHIA Or ALLENrowN!l3
BOAT TICKETS 70 BOSTON COOP
via any Of the Boat Lines. -,
=: 4Qu t,2!i '--' OK "'}-A '''S@
Tsoo Dat4y: CONNECTIONS t,on; HARRIS
= burg to Baltimore AID Washinyson.
biz" TY'u Il3t.: 49, 5t97' -! ''F:'
BAGGAGE !eHRcKEpe THROUGH. All
4 I,a,'" g2TRANSFERS' FREE.' ~ 10 ~
tdj ,YcWG Gael, ------.--I h :.33'yns 1G*' nc
Far. al,ooy, as Lou as any other Route,
.4 ,Iw bf .!f}},s Il - III W3..4 M :
Guy &ifkft$'1,,ia ::$itttt$baFg,,.
g. .,j4>: :l!jt 4ii t.---.->1 :. lJ,v ett:,g3} Dn
TICKETS FOR SALE At ALL MAIN OFFICES.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-01-30
MILLS

,1The Under.ignsd having leased the new
/ mile south west from q Fster, solieits
public patronage, and viii ~ inst class work
soley. There is connected with tho FIGURING
Mill = Fa:tory for manufacturing Flour Bar
rel slaves and heads, with the latest improved
machinery; also, : Cooper Shop for setting
up both -four and pork barrels. ,.,s.,. =;
STEPHEN OYSTER, Miller.
=" v4nl9-tf ~. ~ .::,.. ,:eji:
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-01-30

59 ,j .s5 :sB1EU1n3N: ss s: Q; II
1NHE iundsrsig4sd takes 3thist.methed Of XII
J. forming thoes Nheay may I: have chonsss''l
build mills to frame.,or carpentry anu jointty
in any or all Of its branches, that he is prepar
ed to TAXA eeptracts. and do Ill kinds'oEi ork
in this YIN. qnstha most season&6as terms and
ia goo, weEAnenliks naunsr;ze1 q a42LIia9
= A. +. HUSSEY.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-01-30
rlDrIRrzSIkEN1S.,


An kinda e asst-besf. porA, shietsnS.
turkeys; sausage. pudding, smoked tongps, d4e.
kept constantly on hand and for sale ist the
lowest rates. An persons wishing meat Az
.saspc.sd FNpall oppSets ~ t4@ss'esn
hsssss. 81, . l-VA 4s2orib
t4uL'
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-01-30

MgCT M 81
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-01-30

.OJLUIHD ,TIII'y2 uN(I 81
to ..ll and sxsaias lie .teek. which vtllb,
ss9 tsnplsts IN Every sssYest, I'D u oasrsd
v..y low agdrSs.t Y J. "a IN I
ANT gTlsCIGo
v;~s sP9lT oZ1cE IvztDNG. {. ~
,as (N.sr tie 1svias.) II T
al, ar5 va 49, OgR ~ NORA. IL i
II uaIe, s9!ei4gA isrul9afunaE bns eoui L
.sarrJ9iI rof es1edoz
ttE@a g4-GGgI fsi.t& east,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-05-20

VI sN1AAN - " AAAkAAAN0ONJ 5f
. ss tsuocssoaro IN Assu.)
No. 81 nAIN H.,
DKALx1 n
Ds-sgs, 1leAtetSles, CJlesstcals
PANTS. OILS.
varnishss, Window GlAss and Glassware
whsrs ny Also bs found
ALL OTHER ARTICLRs NECESSARY 70 MAXI
= AEw AND CoMFEEEE sTOck,
4&a ready isr ths tasYsstisa ~ eaa
CIs010 zUK1U10.
Attention 10 aoiieitsd % the
[Lo + = TO MS.
I'D. +. BR0WNELL,
- q ss81 @uAas as 70
b 1Aoxtss1lsr Gse1 61aitoGseS,
s or. a1asn ana Esssshsss..
Ell sfess = y :e:f 4 s:sa s: s::
q ussssaliy los prices. IAaskfal ler tAs pstses
ase ON him for the paAl eight years hs e
spssslally soiiciss : sensinssnes q shf sAAs,
M Iss A. KING, q
AA s4A MN 3h fEy fd sss5s 2nH
MmbA ot.s bNeWNon &AcO04 Ana IAA81s
KstafAaA 10 ihs l.dis. %. .Aelr pas. pas
sitAs s..s. Sks srsssiysd hsr
01p1Gx19Q oooDOv
soxsxrs. '.''.'''s ,L41s !.
HoNIroH LAcEs 'D
ERKMCE AxD Asfss(ICAh S1owERs,
sssss.ss,s4 1;s s..s: 80, q..s. lssss.
stneps 21es ysststy Of ssksr 1Otsssl--
South staS Main street. between second = ThirA.
MALL PAPKR AND WINDOW
YY sHApEa. s.sss, !.
Asssl'A .ssoss.sas 'n,s n .sss,i;s slyw.,,, Y -.
r.rr-a - csi. II sanMshs.; - ! n.sa..;.
w AFrED.
VI, Psy sss hIshs.t price for Iowa ssa.. and War
oSsscer A.ln and "a ''rfe'' ssnl;s Z, esFsss
fEHAK CLAIMS - =
The sn4snis1sa are prepared - psosseats saA -
leet ~ saAna ~ 1dsws saA nsss ~ A<eseSod ~
ss IL e !. = s =
sprsl-4 Atsorssys = IAs. kssAas. .isv..
PARSONS ON THE ROSE,
Ara ssls n tAsro.s, jim received j. y. cs. sssl
etofs: J. W. OQtkM.
| lsFAAPl0CA, PEARL STARCH,
kssrissso. c.rra~s, s..d,
ois: asss.5s ss.si:: i:ns... As;: s s,les. fs,,as'
@. s.. ns::s'. :'..,sA y s.:s .,. 80, go.
+ u..sII. y. - e.-s .s-s~"~s 81 81
/ 1Aser's q k0coiAte, wooden Wa&e, 10
t34UnfCY FLOUR.
Ok Per salsby R0R8RTsON McoUBKN.
sSeee-A
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-05-20
RRIvALS AND DEPARTURES
GA 1ts& kYA A or & -
RAILROAD TRAINS.

Nssthsrs Train issses daily .sndays txespssdaal
6.o6a. n. and arrives ~ 80 > -
wsstern frsts issyss dsny fSpndsyt exnepsed} u
.:co =. m. Asd - p =, aad arrives Il fa.oO M ssA
t.Uep. n. s&
~ 1snikoA peysA. .Trsinse - The wssasA VALLEY
1aiissad Arstvs daily ,sxssps Sandals, .Ae'cJssAp
n..A1A 1spsst Astly. .ssnday exosPtsd, assDe ..
oaa6eseossees visA gAissasy- ss
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-05-20
KEOKUK IOWA. TUESDAY, May 90, 1862

Of the confaderacy. Thousands Of slaves
are around ". They appear BY night At
oar ontposta. They would help rs il
they could, for in doing thai they fesl
that they hslp thsmselves; but abristling
line Of steal prevents their near approach,
and m sdamantine command, ~ stsrn u
the DEGREES Of fate, and hasd-hsarted as
that which bound Proneths1 70 . rock,
turns then back. Their MASTERS are be-
hind. the hrsastxeFln; vAerns1es or next
day, Or the paxt, il they are there. they
will do their best 10 defeat n, and iherc
will Be moufning i thousands AZ North
ern homss. Cor. Boston Journal, 11th.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-05-20
II EOKUK, Fr. DES MONIES AND
lsetA = ALL e Al. 1an

ID
OfEN AZ AAUD1 SsALlkr--ox M4L1S6
-nuaucE - r.rrr
T-n ~>nA Aan
.. ana sn.r rrrspAY, M esA. li;.es. Ia
r.a s.sa e, !. I .s..ass. s.s;...sa = as.l.f.; j
Ls.v>s Ksoksk as. g. q. = 7H81jfa 7831jf a
4..,.. :s,s,|. s4tE.'. Y. !. :.
Af's : A'e,., .r: :. -. Is.0O
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-05-20

sssS@~s- - DOSVS1
e:-.a Ha4.AeAes.
The fAct that the secsssionists Of KSn-
tuekJ are becoming more impudent, md
that sebel saArsaaeD ara in the fslain
both kAstsrn esd 3satern ksntssky, 10
oae .tha1 4a.ls ifsr. - scse ssriess oeasid-
tsutiOa.l.s Hhsn iseerlaaly Aoshing iatls
Drift 81 u var = shcsaragst tie sDsnies
n IL 0oss1Ansnt. AlhoaI svasy tay
- bear - she aspesaid aAnesass e Ne
Iaaas snd,aaales = IN Usisss Why u
~ tesn. Inst - sseeaA On - bashssOf
~ Ohio assa1seleat aadl 1saonsfrsaivS I
tTbe e1ais irsth y, the rsbels ars iseling
FesnGdent of The spesdy DIVISION nof Norsh-
FeEn public ssAtsmsnt. To tsai1Ors on
the border 6ad fsaosur1gsnsat nst in tie
South, bit n the North. Thsy lssk apon
the demonstFativensss Of tho Democratic
partiaas, in pssststsatly OrtuutsiSg an
opposition toshs vi, with hrpe and sons
thisG of conscience. They are deceived
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-03-04
AAck NEY CARRIAGES.

sSscfdssss With the
&c: .sss:. e; following
~ s| e.
.ssS s sss ever. .9s
| 49,: =! + s:!,:s. &: E a.: :: :i:
:: e % S: 20 sIs:' ssi'
.rS 3, o =. sPS or
s,s - u: ss: :. y 3 A :S.: .
- s;:ss 1:s'ss
%. ss E e
s: =: :::': =: ;!h::
sss:s even 80 sSss. s e. s. s
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-03-04

DsAfH M HoLsRouk-Ths Chicago Journal brings The
o. the death in that city Of J. HObrOOk Esq he
Special Agent Of the Post Office Department ale arrived
there some two weeks taken in the folong
died suddenly On Friday evening last lang H
remains sent his late residence
MI Holerooh unriysed Dsteco lie accomplished
thar perhaps all ether officials combined in bring
isg to justice Postofee robbsr He great nso
close student Of human andof unyiedng
OF purpose he possessed high order His
fssr Amosg The Mail Bags had all the vidOcQ 81
va gagged 1t the time Of his death publication Of II
a gss joerns devoted to Postal Reform the deun.
ton Of Postal intelligence.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-03-04

Blows Sfoss PRosrs-he absolute unrelsbity
fame, hopes and expectations strongly exemp6ed
which h fast falling the
lately been used 70 The exclusion Of almost other for the finish
entire construction Of the elegant
public bsiidings Brown houses and brown
which have been used to crafty undoubd and quality viii
shsrty Be looked
Careful oeeI.sion viii sho. symptoms hroughogt the city
the rapidly With which this work going Door S scaling
o. and pa weeping the stepe brevn
quite fequeny viii be discovered collection Of peeing rubb
which shows how rapidly the dsntegstng going forward
Evsn Trinity church. the Of which carefully selected
EXHIBITS the same rottennes by the Scieni
American and careful chemical investigation III be called
order 70 obtain method Of hardening this
mstss accessible and otherwise valuable building
posss.-F. T. Sxndoy Trs.s.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-11-13

A convention II the Methodist Protestant
Church, composed Of delegates from some
twenty annual conferences, met in session in
Cincinnati, on the 9th Inst Tie delegates are
from the Northern aud Western Conferences.
who have sundered their connection from the
the Old convention on account OF slavery, and
have come together Tor the purpose Of organ
ling General Conference.
A report lately obtained circulation in many
Of the newspapers that Gen. Taylor's planta.
ton near New Orleans was sacked by the sol.
diers Of the Vermont Eighth r eiment. The
officers Of the regiment contradict the statement
in Vermont paper
A Manchester letter il the London Times,
dated the I'D October, states that seven thou
sand eight hundred and forty five additional
paupers were added to the po.r-law statistics
during week. Every day mills are closed,
and hundreds are reduced to restitution.
The barque Jane Anderson, Of Boston, vent
ashore at Barnegat Shoal on the night o. the
Sth instant. She went to peices before morn,
ing. The crew were all lost. One body was
found next morning.
At spontaneous meeting 81 quite number
Of German and Irish citizens in \. T.. Il vas
unanimously resolved to advocate the acnina~
ton of Gen George B. Mcclellan for pres-
dent of the whole United States at he nexs
election in 1864.
4 large load of ''chattes consisting o.
eight four horse wagon loads Of negroes, OF
every age, size, and sex. and baggage, arrived
in Washington, from the South Via Alazan-
dria, yesteld day, and were quarteled at che con
traband camp Twelfth and 0. streets
The following prisoners were yesterday re-
leased from the Old Capitol prison N }'ash'
ington, viz: D. A. Mahoney, editor OF TIE Dn'
2,uoue (Iowa) Herald, arrested august 4; ia
yid Steward. Of Fairfield, iowa, arrested Au-
gust l.; Judge Andrew D. Duff arrested at
Benton, Illinois, on the l4th august, whilst Oh
the Bench; Judge John f. lulkey, arrested
with Judge Duff and Dr. Marcus i. hoose'
of Tanaroa Illinois. These gentlemen have
never learned, in any official manner, the speclno
charges on which they we're arrested.
There is good reason to believe that real'y
all the Secretaries have fallen IN with 1he
Emancipation policy Of the President Pef<
haps Mr.. Blair is not an exception.
Elias Howe, Jr., whose income IS quarter
of a million year: carries the daily mall from
Washington, seven miles, to the camp Of LIE
18th Connecticut regiment, ii which he Is
private.
A letter from the bockading fleet off Charles
ton states that on the night Of the 18th ut, an
iron plated steamer ran past the blockadlns