davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1862-11-11
1TS,1i9,627

Total consumption Ct the United
States for ltta, b ......... 17s,oa9.6a7
Averaging 5 S4-1G0 u to the whole
population, bit ali wing, however,
b per s1ur1n to the elsF1 popnla-
nunbe,s. 4Notts,. we hsve ......-- 40N,os3
Consumption ct the free popula-
tlcr at TIE United Statea, 1b 1iS,0i9, ,525
Or, d Is 10; l. fer each man. woman
and child Of the free pup2iatioE.
NOTES.
The import price Of to:c1sn sugar II 1860 Sas 4He
Per l.. +c.o ...,.
The in,poss p1ice OF foreign mo!asses In 1s6o was
tic uer gallon ---e
The import price Of tea In 1866 77as 80 pc. -.
The import price Of coffee IN 1860 VISA 10:I15c
Der u.
, 1862-11-11

->sa~A-
.. 1ou;.v;,,.. ~. ing Tue week ending tic 7
inst:
Oct 31-E. 1.outley. co E. aist Mich.
NV. IN. II. Hum. CO. i, Ssiu Iii.
:. ". T'dtall, Gu. Gu. E I'D I'D.
Nenj. VonNee. co. y. .u1n Aish
Nov ~ H. 41; cnttrstree, CO. d. SSH la.
Tina, Mele.;y. CO. u, 3s1 htcn.
". htErlan. co. u I'D Ind.
81. Jacobs. co I, 3sIh 1u4
". Il. Egeert. CO. j. ! h Aich1 csf.
Nov. 3-John Crane. CO. A. 2lst I'll.
NOT. 4-u- n. ssEtetI. CO. Z. 2lst Mich.
Geo w Richards, co. &. 5i=t I13.
Matthew Miller co. A. lS:h lii,
Jas. owens. CO. F, S5tt Iod.
Nov. Sd W kAnircE. CT. E, ssth Ill.
Q. Rnmoerry. CO. F, 18th Wis.
:. H. Cone, co. E, I'D ILL
:. a. $. Johnston, co. G. I'D Ind.
:. II. Wensick- regiment unknown.
hliudist, co. B. 30:h Ind
- Vim: Waugh. CO. l, 1z5tu H..
Nov CT Bur1esion, co. l. IS b Wis.
Henry HoImJer. CO F. ID Ind.
X Flynn. co. l., Sish H.
-. VIM. Niffng. co. Z. 11th III.
Nov. T-Aamuel Black co /, 4e1 Ind.
Z G. Solmon. ca. Z, 1Oth Ind.
, 1862-11-11

Total consumption Ct the United
States foE 1StA;. b .......... -.
as the slave population do not con-
sumo tea. we will have the free p,p-
urattun only to dfr1 c, which will
give IN average ofabout .51S unuces
f.r each mac, woman, and chlld Of
the free populutfou.
, 1862-11-11

COFFEE.
The impottations Of coffee. according
to the II ports Of the Treasury De-
rastmenr. for 1860 Tere-tse, d..
Dn1i1hle, h ......--....-......
To.ai, h.--------:-.----.--.----
There was 1c-exportcd-
flee. h ...-............20,G OIL .033
Dn1iable, fb....-.....-.... 2i,113-
, 1862-11-11
Deceased Soldiers at louisville,

Th. .o,r wing Westeru soliiers have died
=. Louisville o,.. ing Tue week ending the 71h
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HAPPINEss OR MISERY'S
THAT is The QUESTION.

vVNHE proprietors Of the ePARIsIAN CABINET OF
WONDERS, ANATOMY, and MEDICIN 81 have
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We are glad to see that the Militia of
the city are drilling very,industriously and
that they manifest an interest which must
result in good. AS an exchange justly OBJ
serves the rebels have enjoyed one advan-
tage over us in being able to replenish
their exhausted armies with disciplined
men whenever it was necessary, while our
recruits have been of the rawest material
The rebels, anticipating lengthy and
bloody war, before they conld succeed in
their infamous purpose of dividing the
Union, established universal system of
military drill long before we had awoke
from our lethargy aud realized that fight
ing was necessary. Depreciating rebel
strength, preparation and determination,
we blindly thought that the seventy five
thousand men called for by the Presidert,
would end the rebellion before their three
months term of enlistment should expire
and with the exception of few companies
of "Home Guards" which died out as
soon as the novelty was ended, we paid
no attention to drill. Had we appre-
ciated as we ought to have done, the
Dimensions of the rebellion, we would
have drilled night and day, instead
of passively allowing the golden op-
portunities to slip by. The result of our
lethargy was, when three years troops
were called for and collected, they were
but mass of undrilIed and undisciplined
men. and the time required in order to fit
them for the field was industriously occu.
pied by the rebels in preparing to resist
them. Had we realized the peril of the
Government at the outset, and believed
that the rebels were really in earnest in
not only threatening but preparing to di-
vide the Union, We should have been found
iu u much greater condition of prepared
ness than we were, and the war might have
been brought to an earlier conclusion than
it is likely to be now.
A few weeks drill is worth everything to
new soldiers. 1t may be that the men
whom the late acquisitions, and whom the
draft will place in the field, will be sufi.
cient to put down the rebellion, but we
should not be too sanguiue. A general
system of drill should be iHaugurated and
maintained among us who remain at home,
in order to be prepared for emergencies
Let us learn by, aud act upon, experience,
and if it should become necessary to make
another requisition upon us, let US be able
to go as drilled and disciplined meu, and
our effectiveness will be enhanced a hun
dred fold.
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TUST RRCEIVED--A large assostmsut Of
III Men and Boyui Fnr aud Wool HAfs, Of 6TGFy Va
TiSty 70 Whoh Ne inyito the attention Of deAleFS.
AnlI u - AARPERA BRO.
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Narrowing to the sOle-Peg-ends in
side ones boots
Let married people feel their chains if
they must, but take especial care the
world does not hear them clnnk.
A Place for Sneaks-It is proposed 10
place in the artillery service all the sneaks
who have extracted their front teeth for
the purpose of avoiding the draft.
An Alderman's Sentiment. my
son, how iieeting is all earthly bliss2 Did
you ever meet man who cared greatly
iOr turtle-soup after the fourth plateful7
A little fellow, not more than Eve years
old, hearing some gentleman at his
fathers table discussing the familiar line.
"An honest mans the noblest work OF
God, said he knew it Wasn't true his
mother was better than any man that
was ever made.
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A GREAT SPEECH.

Concluding remarks OF the Hon.
Dan'I s. Dickinson ut the Immense
Mass Meeting In New York last
"wednesday NIght-.HIs ScathinR
rebuke OfIhose who are Disgusting
their dtsloyRlty under the name OF
All our Democratic readers know who
DanI S. Dickinson of New York is.
He has been the great leader of the party
in that state for many years back. He
was voted for at Baltimore in the Breck-
inridge Convention as a Candidate for
the Presidency. He made great speech
in New York last Wednesday night. We
wish we had room for it all. But We
have not We give the Conclusion of it,
which is US follows:
The course of the President in arres-
ting spies and the apologists of rebellion
in suppressing reasonable presses-in
suspending the habeas corpus, and in
laying his hand upon the aiders and COM
forters and abettOrs of treason and conspi-
racy, entities him to the admiration
and thanks of every good citizen. Let
assassins whet their knives-let spies and
traitors and pimps and informers scowl
and gibbernnd whisper discomfort because
the freedom of speech is abridged-let
conspiracy and treason plot at their in
fernal conference.-the politicians scheme
and elongate and contract their gum-eIastic
platforms to suit emergencies trim
ming, balancing Jose ph Surface candi-
dates indulge in ground and lofty tum-
bling to divert popular attention from the
true issue-let pestilent newspapers,
engaged in stimulating rebellion and
sowing broadcast seeds of disunion and
revolt among the people inthe name of the
.'liberty ofthe press" spread abroad their
ill.conuealed hatred of the Government of
their fathers because it, fails to minister
10 their depraved wishes and when ALI
this has been done, the action Of the
President in these opeasures, though
probably not free from mistakes and
errors, willEbe approved by honest men
and in the sight of Heaven, and will, when
rebellion shall only be remembered for
the blood is has shed and the wrongs it
has perpetrated, 'stand the test oftaients
and of time." Loyal men find the rule
no Inconvenience. That the disloyal
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THE OLD sToRY.


PROM THE GERMAS OP HRME.
There was an old, old monarch,
His head was gray, and sad his life:
Alas, the poor old monarch,
BE married a young wife.
There was a handsome STRIPPING,
Blonde were his locks, light his mien;
BE bore the train-the silken train,
All Of the young queen.
KnoW'st thou the old, old balIad2
It ringeth like a passing bell,
The queen and page must die-alasI
They loved-and all too we'll.
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should condemn it, and hate it as they
fear ii, is natural for
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N0-fearly Advertising on reasonable terms, accor-
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GRE, to be paid for IN advance
Business Cards not exceeding hVs lines $40 psryear
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VIII be counted lesa than square.
The privilege Of Annual Advertising Is limited to
the Advertisers' own Immediate business; and ali
Advertisements for the benefit Of other prisons as
well As all legal advertisements and advertisements
ofAucton sales and real estate, by them mus
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AS-AdTertsements not accompanied with writtea
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Notices for Political Meetings to be charged in all
cases At full rates.
Marriages, Notices of Funerals, and announcements
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TERMS OF ADvERTIsING.

EnyEsoIID LINEs or NoEPGRE1, ION oHl rsoH, Jon
LESS, <AKE SoUARE
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THE HANDY HOOK

TaoR THE D. s. SOLDIER, on coming into serv-
Il lee containing complete eystem Of instruction
In the school OF the soldier, being the rst Book
distraction the authorized .. 8 Infantry Tactics
Only IS cents For Ele by ,a,,a,.
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me rogue Ger felt the halter draw.
With good opinion OF the laW.7
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have yielded, but for hope of propositions
Of peace from political quarters, and terms
executive denounced for unconstitutional
acts, and party rising up opposing the
war in effect if not in name-for rebel
leaders understand the matter in all its
bearings.
Alas how many brave spirits have been
queuched forever because of this shameful.
sinful diVision-by reason of this misera-
BILE political ambition TO raise up sue
cessful party at home to gain Office aud
spoils. But God will bring its actors to
Judgment Every household has been be-
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4 MoNKra SgoHr--A man IF short
wa.anc and FROST aninFaing conference,
w3h fh peeui expression now claimed
hy Mons DO Chaillu ~ chat u ihe eiolllla,
purchased . property - a Western coau-
Is q Scotland. from whence De strictly
excluded trespaseFa some ono sent him
q barge monkey, which b kept about bis
plage ant h4Y having been entrusted
wish ac le4vcry 81 a letter, and having
found ihe monkey a. the house door, was
somewhat alarmed. 70 be threw down the
letter and ran %. Oa BIS way down the
aycaae, ihe boy mei the ncw laird, who
angrily demanded what he was doing
there. Il had letter Cor you, SIR says
thc boy. swell. give il me- "Ah, but
! gave il to your son, SIR replies the
trembling hjdie "My son, you little ras.
cal have no som" Weil, SIR can
ma say for that, bat be bad an lnco leuk o
yourself
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sixth year OF American Independence.
TuE PRINTER.
God Bless he man ,oho payeA promptly
Me Printer.
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afes 20 serve
BRoTHER JONATHAN.


One ofihe jealous chaplains Of the army
-ogHhe Potomac called on Colonel noted
Tor mis- profanity, in order to talk about
the religious interests Of his men. He was
politely received and beckoned TO a seat
on chest. ~Colonel said be, "you have
one Of the finest regiments in the army
Il think So replied the Colonel. = Do
you think you pay sOfIicien, attention 70 the
religious instruction or your mem well,
don't know" replied The Colonel "A
lively interest has been awakened in the
- regiment, the Lord has blessed the
labors Of his servants and ten men have
been already baptized" This wa.a rival
regiment. lis that 50, pom honor z ask
cd the Colonel. . Yes. sir Sergeant
said the Colonel to an attending orderly,
shave ilsteen men detailed immediately TO
be baptized I'll BE- did If Ill be out
done ia any respect r The chaplain took
note OF the interview and withdrew
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~You aaiier me" said thin exquisite,
ihe oiher day, to a young lady, who was
praising the beauty q his maslache.--
-For Heavens sake, MANN" intcrposed
au old skipper. don't make that monkey
any ilatter than he is now.
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We still continue to execute orders for Wedding
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Thankful for past patronage, We would solicit
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loBelal IN ths Worcester Palladium.

IMPORTANT CORRESPONDENCE Com
plant of John Bull to Brother Jonathan.
Brother jonathan; My goose-pen stands
in the road. Two Of your gosliugs got
into il in storm. Your son Wilkes came
clustering along--threw stone towards
the pen-burst open the door--got in and
took gu. your two goslings, and carried
them of. Now, Jonathan, am insulied
by such conduct Give up your two COS.
lings. 10 be put back into my goose-pen,
or I'll Sc, fire TO your barn and burn your
buildings Yours, with high considera-
ton, JoHN BULL.
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Response Of Brother Jonathan TO John
Bull: Brother J. Bull, esquire-What
my son Wilks did, was all on bis own ac-
count ] didn't tell him to throw stone
at your goose-pen, or get into it. Nor
did tell him 10 take out the goshags--
But, John, as you seem determined to
"pick a fuss about the fieo gosiiags, you
may take them in welcome Ire got a
pleaty more n homs
Yours, 10 serve,
BRorHER JONATHAN.
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