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The mountain Democrat., 1863-02-07
,f,..orn, +, rcr1nx-The sd Louis |

Missouri ELECTION. st. Louis
Republican, loyal paper and supporter
of the Administration, speaks Of the re-
cent elections IN that State as little bet
ter than a farce, on account Of the un-
scrupulous means used, under military
rule. In some Of the Districts but few
of the legal voters attended the polls, be-
ing intimidated by the soldiers, v ho threat
ened to mob any man who voted against
the candidates of the emancipatiOnists.
At an carly hour on the morning Of cleo
ton soldiers took possession Of the polls,
appointed jec,cgsS std 80. ~ rs. t>1> II
lowed such persons to vote as they
thought friends of the Administration.
The Republican says:
"Noell, his radical Abolition friends
claim, is elected by seven votes. But
how was it done Companies Of the
Twelfth Regiment Missouri enrolled vol
unteers voted several days after the 4th
day Of November, and minors and aliens
were permitted to vote, and MI counted
and certified from Perry county. NOEL
had the beneff n eh~rv ~ y -'tl~~.
cases, neither judges nor clerks were
sworn"
This fellow Noell, the Washington cor
respondent Of the Union ioyfuliy annouuc-
ed few weeks ago, on hearing of his
election, boaSte9 tifat "nvm- 1ae "asin
favor of emancipation, Abolition, and
damnation." He is a "specimen brick"
Of the honesty and decency of the Repub-
lican party.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-02-07
A U c ION SALE!
Account Consignees.

NOTICE Is hereby given that the following srli-
~ lies W. be sold It he oflce % WELLS, FARGO
CO, in this y, on Saturday,, the In day o. Fen
rGary next, nj L. O'Clock A. The Same are 10 be
sold to pay charges .or :orwa,d Rg nd for storage
The mountain Democrat., 1863-02-07

VIII be despatched Tor
SAN JUAN DEL SUR,
Wednesday, March llth, 1868,
From Miss,On Street Wharf, San TranetseS. 1t .
o'clock, N, precisely,
Connecting at Greytown with Toe splendid steamship
ILLINOIS,
2G0 Tons,
JEFF. MACRY........... .CoMMANDEk
These steamers are unsurpassed for speed, elean.
lness and sa'e.y. and every effort will be made "a
insure he comfort OF passengers.
sdS@ No expense has been spared TO make re
Nicaragua route not only the quickest bnk The sAleaA
and most desirable.
For further Information or passage spslRtS
I. K. ROBERTS,
No. 40I Washington street,
opposIts the POStoHace,
I'd Gan Francisco.
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The Missouri IrnisIaturp

JEFFERSON CITY, March "A bill was in =
trcdnceG INTO the Senair to- day Tor the gradual
eAtnc ctiCn oI slavery in Missouri, which " as
l. al twice and ordered 10 be printed. The
tnl provides that all children born of slave
mothers at-er the 4th of July, 1868, shall De
Tree. All such Children 10 be- apprenticed u
The owner If their mothers till they arrive at
the age OF Iw'nty-one. All children born of
such apprentices % be apprenticed TO the
master, or 10 whom their mother is appren-
tIced, until such mother reaches the age OF
iWtnfy- one, The terms OF apprenticeship 10
coEfcTm with the general act concerning ap-
rroniices passed In 1855.
The House passed an act defining qualifca-
tons for TEACHERS in Missouri, y hi ch proscribps
all persons who have enrolled themselves as
disloyal, or who have been or may hereafter
be- convicted by military authority and releas-
ed on bond unless, since they have given aid
and comfort 10 the enemy, they shall ha We been
in active service in the United States Array, or
loyal militia in the service of the State.
A bill providing for ballot system OF voting
throughout the State Was disc uSsed all the ar
ternoCn without acIion.
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Capture of an important Rebel Mail b. a
EorastES Party .n NirSimia.

NEW YORK, March e.-A special dispatch 10
The Herald IRON he CadQuartsrs Of the Army of
the Potomac, dated on Tie 7th. report the return
oftIe xre di:Ion under Col. PEplps from North-
EmfeIiand and Lancaster counties. Heaths-
Vile. the county scat of he former county, was
surprised, and tie post Cfiice searched, but
nuiiing WAS found. The Jail was also exam-
insG, bnt tne cells were empty.
foTaging p3rty sent 70 Lancaster county
captured two important rebel mails aud l,UuO
bushels II com, 90 horses, ulrs, &c. Among
the prisoners taken was Col. Clay Brooks, II
iiir rebel army who has teen active in en-
forcing the CoEscription. Also, a smuggler,
v 10 bar conveyed S>iut.ntJ worth Of contraba nd
lCCus across tie Potomac. Two influential
reLtl citizens, and two clerks OF the re Del de
paTtments at X, ,hmOiG, with 4 quantity Of
Ii tiers addressed d 10 citizens IN Baltimore, and
,fiiCIal correspondence 10 partias in London,
lncludil e Rarlrg Brothers, were also taken
lie country through which our troops passed
was quiet, and 30 rebel troops were there save
few cavalry. Very little Union sentiment
iouId.
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DROP osALs sEoR WOOD

H,ddqIartsr,, Derortpt:nt of WaSHiasfon, J
OrIce " Ghtf JaaTt T,GdStsr, ;
fabrnary a, ! aS !
PROPOSALS are invited Tor furbssn ing " ooi 10
tie troops in and around The Forts nsrsinaft.,c e
Specified II m parties owning wool or aond tau ,s
In the vicinity OF The same, viz: Forts Ethan Al
len. Bennett. Dekalb. Corcoran, II Higsprty, Wpac
bury Cahs, Till uxhast, and Marcy, on the south
siGe OF The PotoEiae. uear CbAin Bridge
PFC pc sails to be made in the following manner,
to wit
First For wood stauding { Price Pc cord.)
Setoad. For wood feli'd py e 8. Engineers or
9th. rvise. price per cord ]
Third. For wood cut sui corded on the xrounf
Propo Ais must specify the i0cdiiIy LiHd, qR1nti-
ty, and quality OF the wood
ProPc So 6 VIII be received under this ady :tise
inert or the amount of wood r qulrtd
proposals. viii t- received a. any time up to
June 1st. 1853.
Each bidder must attach sis full name and Pes.
Ofiee address to his bid AMI & names al the
parties Intt rested in the proposal must appear in
the bid
A Doth Of dlssianes 10 the Gorernment Of the
Untt.d Sfnfss must oc oI1pary edch bid.
BIDS will be opened from time to Ii ne, and ron.
euired.
The right is reserved to accept oil or any part of
sny bid.
,Pro9ssls should be endorsed, proposals for
Wood, - and addressed to
30 ELIAS NJ GREENE
Lieut.. Colonel Chief Quartermaster
10 Il I'M Department of Washington.
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TELFH}RAPHIC NEWS.
ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCHES,


60 fnOh IAE SOUTH.
The kebels Destroy the diausia-A Sharp
Isrter-A Battle in 400
Federal Troops Captured.
FoRTRKss GoSRok, March The Rich.
mond Dispatch OF the 9th instant enys uthat
The eunbca at lndisnola, recently captured from
me ! ankses, was blown up last Tues day night
oy the Confrderntes, and her guns fell into she
hands OF the Federals. The Queen OF the weet
zen IN such q hurry a. 70 issve part OF her
crew on shcre." -. :
A latter dispatch contrsdicts this stasemeu,
,hn, ,Ss .hs indMnsla !: not destroyed" and
me same paper says that Federal gunboats
ere making great destruction on Lake Proyi-
dsnee.
The cispatch SAYS that the FEDERAL. a.t,,sad
an Dorm March LIST, IT Thompson near
FRANKLIN, and that he drove them back and
captured 2,2tO officers and men. The rebel io.e
Ar attack is daily expected At Port Hudson
~ Gen Bank 8 force.
FoK1RIss MONROE, March s-The steamer
Sts'e OF Meine, with over 3uo Union prisoners
ifoln Rlchm"ird arrived here this afternoon
The Richmond, papers Of the 7th contain a
oit patch frOm Savannah which saws that the
en-, my = iron clsds have left The Ogechee ri yer.
Nicksturg was expected to be attacked i'm
mediately at lsst accounts
No attack had been made upon Charleston
up 10 the 9Th inst.
HEADeuAKTEks Army OF THE PoroMAc,
March The Richmond Enquirer of the et:,
has been received.
MOBILE, Mar,h 5.--Thc Jackson Mi...ssip.
plan Gays tie destruction of the Indianola was
a most unnecessary and unfortunate affair.
The iurre:ed Monitor proved 10 BE- a fiatooat
with sundry fxtnTas 70 create deception She
pass.d Ficksburg Tuesday n light. and the ON
s"re OF th- 1hdisnola believing she was really
Il inrreted monster, blew the Indianoia up
but the guns tell into the hands Of the enemy
The Queen OF the West left in such hurry
ss to forget part OF her crew, who were left on
shore.
The Enquirer has a ludicrous article on the
loss OF the Princess Royal
she was fitted out by Manchester drm, TO
wbtm the Confederate government is under
many obligations for past favors. 1t publishes
manifest OF her cargo, which foots up f7s,sa
stPr;iBg
FIsksBURo, March 5.-Commodore Porter
has proclaimed that any parties firing upon
unaTmad vessels shall be hanged; also, persons
burning cotton or ievying contributions
The Jackson Miseissipp,an correspondent
rays there are only 2,g0 Union troops in Ark
SDEas.
Gems. Holmes and Hindman are at Little
Rock, and there is a demand among the rebel
troops for their renewal, and fighting generals
TO be put in their places.
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DROP osALsF FoRw WOOD.
Htddquorfers, DefenstS Of Washfngton.

htdd2edrferS, Defe1SfS Of WdShfagton, 4
1Utcs V ChtJ QEdYter master, Jan. %, 1865.
=, PROPOSALS. are Invited for furnishing Wood to
Ins troops i'll and around tie Forts hereinafter
specinee, from PARTIES owning wood or wood lands
IL the N!cinlty OF the same, viz Forts Alexander
nipiey Franklin, Mansfield, Psnnsyiyaais Battery
Ienaiiy.o.n; Forts Kesrney, De kussey Massa.
cf usetts, sIOcum, TOtten, Slemmer Bunker Hill
saTa,oga, Thayer, Lincoln, Batteries VermOnt
martin Scott and Cameron, the north aide OF
the Potomac. ~ "
TO wit
FIRST For wood standir Y, price per cord }
SecOnd For wood felled by L g. Enxlnetrs or
otherwise, (price per cord
Third. For wood GU and corded on the ground
Proposals must specify the locality, kind quun-
nty and qualify OF the We cd.
Proposals will be received under this aivert.se
mrnt For the amount of wood required up to uns
/. lb63.
Zach bidder must attach his full name and Post
Once address To his bid and the names of all par
bid
An Goth OF nRtsissoe to the Gor~rment Of ke
United States must accompany each btd
Bids v III ne opened from time to time and con =
trscts or purchases made rs tie wood may be e
quirsd
The right is reserved TO accept sill any part OF
any bid
Proyessls should be endorsed, Proposals for
Wood, +" and addressed to
ELIAS VI. GREENE,
Lieut. Colonel and Chief Qua. ter..ast,r
sNt .... .'-i"nts~ " WS,hicgtJu
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From New York.

NFw YORK, March The Supreme Court
of this State hold that Jefferds and Leeman
being convicted of murder must remain in
prlson for life, the law does not prescribe the
de- of df aih for the crime of w which they have
been cony icttd --.r... .. ID
Tie Supreme Court has decided that Mr..
kennedy sups rint-ndent ofpolce, is amenable
10 r legal process and can he arrested and tried
here. The court below held the contrary opin-
ion.
Five treasury note counterfeiters have been
ARE sted here, and il is ascertained that there
are gangs of men engaged in thisobusiness in
differ, nj parts of the Country.
General Wool has issned order which
provides for the medical examination of all
deserters here. This will save time and ex-
pense of sending them TO Washington.
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FROH heRFREEsBORo.H 81.
A Hot Engagement on the salem Pike-rts
Enemy RcpuIsed


hcRrREEsBoRo, Tenn March 3-lDispasch
10 the Chicago Times. The brigade Of rsgu-
lars from Gen Roscrans division went oat on
q foraFing expedition yesterday morning. aud
enoounisred the enemy, posted in force about
sixteen miles distant on the Salem Pike Oar
forces consisted OF the folio wing One battalion
OF The 18th Infantry, Capt keleliar: one bat
tSlicn OF the 18th, Capt Crofton; two eatsalions
Oh The leth, Capt douglass and fellerm "a: aud
one battalion Of the 10Th, the whole under COM
mand OF Colonel Shepard, 18th U. 3. InfantrY
section OF q uenihers e battery 1aeeornpani-si
tie Infantry. The expedition mo we'd out from
Mcrfrefstcro a. a m apG pro. &c oed witno az
int rrupSfCn 10 tie vicinity Of Eagle vide. Hrrs
IL was asctrtained that a strong body OF The
eremys cavalry were awaiting our Approach.
Gel. Sbepard instantly ordered our force -
line OF skirrnisbers thrown 10 front and fank
advanced sti adily and cautiously ppon the
tD'my g position. In Few moments eur
shIimishers engaged the enemy % ontpos l., ar a
lmne dlatrly thelt ait-r Lhe rebels ed al, r.
ly 10 the front and advanced across the front
line OF our skiimishers. A hot otensaeement en-
sued. and lasted for about tan minutes, when
the rps my, unable TO emo nrr the calling firs OF
the eeulars, broke And fed. They were short
ly afterwards got into = second Nae OF BATH,
arc. with heavy reinforceinent, ytntured
movement On cur right, with IRE esidt.nt in
ieniion Of asssihEg us by tank and rar. THIS
assailants the second tIme. They did not again
mike another stand, bGt made q hurried re-
IT. a., even leaving tehind their dead, Of whom
We're several We took no Br.soners: hut the
enc mys ices IN killed and wounded Is suu-
posed 10 he considerable. t-r. .1 - y D
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FROH kEATUCEY .-. .c;.--
The Rebels at Nit. Sterling PreparIas-to
Move North

CINCINNATI, March 3.-rDispateh 10 the CHI
caro Times. l-on Honoay morning the rrbeIs,
SEQ srcne, under Clukc, were ancamped one
aid half miles from Mt. Sterling They are
rrera1.rg TO return 10 Win chester, and move
tbs nee upcn Lexington. Paris and Cynthi taa-
They we've At Fismingsburg on Saturday aisht.
and robbed the post office and stables An fhaS
town, taking nineteen excellent horses. Ffeua-
ingture l. sixty four miles fraIn Nj. Sterling.
AT Tilion they took twelve horses. Thsy
crosse d ihe Licking river at dayHe on Mon
day morning. They are undoubtedly benz .oa
ransa0king both Montgomery and fi.mfn &
counti.s. Gen. Gilmore lie apprehensive that
ihev viii move across tho railroad near Pans
and Cynthiana to the Louisville and Nash Vile
rOeG.
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DROPOSALS FOR CARPETS AND OFFICE
CHAIRS
QuiefERNAsTRR GENERALS 0YYfcE. q
K.u .uthsaGt..a E.Ix.1z.,. o. 1ll.n Z

ouierERYAsrRR GENERALS OFFICE. 4
WdShinston. February "a, 1865
Proposals will be received at this Department
rDtil l2 O'Clock NJ, the 6th day of May next tor
furnishing the following ice for the use OF th
Quarternaster Generals Depar tment. viz:
CARPElING
Sever hundred (7Ul yards more or less, Of In
grain Csrpeting Of the best quality, sam p!es of
which must accompany the Offer. The price per
sQuarr yard To include maxim 4. binding and fitting
10 zach room. and putting down .ne pie te
N TIE best msLnrr. Measurement to be made u
tie moor, snd payment made for quar-. titles III as
ascertalned he rooms to be pered can be see q
by calling at this ONCE
OFFICE CHAIRS
One hundred and TIVE nty l2nJ Oak Chairs csue
seat. Fample of n ich be seen a. this off ce
tn" whole to be completed within tro weeks from
II time OF signing tho agreement. The price for
e;ch char 70 il clude the delivery of the same at
hi flee.
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FROM GEH.eRAHT's ARMv.
hstters Before vieksburs-rA. V.S,.-
AnsL-Wasit TrSashtry or CsV.rS;-.
Matters at Men PAis


CAIRO, March a-tDispatch to The Oh,ss-e
Tribune. The steamer Mem phis ha. ,a.,
rived, bringing Memphis papers Of ~. xth
Sews not Of pertieuisr importance. ORA,
numefs Of sicb and di<asied soIds.r. .,.
coming up ircm ,be army At Lsse Pror,ae,,e
lhe spnshine snd kcnior mad nrrlved an
Are mat the lnoisnola had bern distin crly eees
~ neene OF nstd glass, lying alo1Rsids the
queen OF he West, uncer the suas N rrenton
otheis cefieve The reports Of tn r,an who as
eectc Nnen shr wac captured true. thst the
lpdianeia sunk: but the malorify.e.ra a tht,S
al Gen.ral Grants hsads uarters ,aak ne r1u.
beat wsf not materially niured. : =
TO Saturday morning. seSh. Some ioace urae -
app.sred IN the frst statement of the capturs
ot tne lncianola IL appeared the Isdianols
sS.a psees hx d. N S bad PS.i,aon asd badly maa-
We bb and Mueic butted axaiuet hsr s,I-,.
webb had hesvy euns, and use1 than VITA
erect Sill the Indianola sustained but hstIa
dsmace from this cauee. The rams ou t,-d
against her, but che was not hurt nv them
hen the boats came aionTside with The Nm
federatet, instead Of giving them q shower ox
me Confederae rams. Ii wa thep cur Ga
formant made his escape. HIS impression wss
shat when he ieft the IndiaBoia che was nc1
ditaoied. The story about il is yes 70 b
The Wyoming, one OF lhe boat. formins thu
t1r'dlilon TO the Yazoo Pass, has retars-d 20
Helena with dispatches. The expedition Va
going along eati.fsctorily, except the EmmA
which being Of heavy draft, ersu nded IN che
Psss.
The river lie reported rapidly falling below,
rom breaking leyees, and the country Ia much
overlooked.
Gen. Grant hse ordered all resigned of,,.rs
and discharged soldiers 10 leave the d-nart
ment, ae, on examination, the cotton disc ase has
been discovered in many Of them. .....
IL Was runored at Youns's Point lhat a e,,n
OF old John Brown was arrested NJ yiek.harg
last week, and hung
Moot Of the hotels at Memphis viii se taken
for no tpital purposes.
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FROM THE MISSISSIPPI.

The " ork on the Canal still ProyresSing-
The lEdisnela and W ebb Belle we'd to ave
been sunk.
CAIRO, March 7.-Adyices from Vicksburg
Up Monday say that Il flag of trace came 70
the FcGerals on Sunday, the object OF which
was unknown.
THREE thousand men and dredging mac hne
at work Oh the canal at Yazoo Pass: The
expedition was progressing favoranly.
Acmiral Porter thinks that the Inditnola and
v cbb w,r2 both surk in the late enlightenment
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FINANClAL.-NeW NOFk pap<fe OF Satur Nay
evening eay:-The most striking featnres OF
" all street this morning are, fret, that the or
Gers iron The country 70 sell exceed "A eHt~nf
the orders 10 buy, and secondly, that a vast
stream OF boarded geld s pouring towards and
accommodating in the Golfers OF the specSe houss-s
and banks. Thr market opened hrm, Cove us.~
Yesterday. We quote II, s. 6's 1861 81 fl3 1853
coupons at lt3; 1851 reristered at % xaa9t and
IeSl coupons at lookaiG0s; Oregon ear tosn
lss4 at eaasiH n. The bond market 20 sems ~r-
tent sympathizes in the prevailing fesbsE.
Border State bonds are weak. In Tennessees
We note traneactions az O., in Missouris At Q q
Of. Gold opened ~ i5i, but speedily fell 10
l52k, but subsequently, rose TO a. high point
6s lS1. % ..-s ..- --..1 ..'#.h
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Forts Henry and Heckmas spbm erged. :.
CAIRO, March 5.-All the rivers m this region
are rising. Forts henry and Heekman ara
submerged and will be temporarily abandoned.
The troops and stores will be moved TO -Donet-
sen to-day. The Ohio At this point is withia
Deep water is finding It's way int 90 v n, AID
two steam engines are pumping f cut 80 y
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IN NEW BILL!
" BEAGTIFUL DAssEUsE
ckLEgRAT.Tn rs soN GsrgEss.
hISs hiSs hESsTiSE hkSsTiSE Bk Rk E.IBEs. FaIBEs.
MIS- MIS- hsssTfSsEE kssssTfsE bE 81 Fsissk. FFsissk.
1"lss MI s of Tar ssxsos As # the
heiad'ns lie II ssf5si1H PoR4cNsS Rf.ee,5 o. ~.
This p-c IL r.p;-tr -l-b E,nrtlint Jnci5e,.s
$cn, o.. s. "e.. eniins With Ssut;fui Alesoeical
ls":eau. ftpIe e-.n;iug
hONS. szUbL0SY's
Eesut,fu' Dsil.t entitled
YsLAlNDA. THE t4IhY VF THE SEAS:
vk THE fieEEKhAS's pIsIos
MISE kATs S0YEa
TIE GREAT coGkir OF BEAUTY
WAL appear IL this Ballet.
Mss JULIA NoRTI HEK, ne ousen of she Auaeri-
1Hf AklS LS9 lS"'s
viii be sssaoSlsdget to be
TONIC 1T,
JEEAEs. :UE POET, FIGHTS NIT .IGELT
THL eIAoE NEh.Ak ALAi MING sACRI-
- AWKWARD DIEEMmhl
Behiiss AT inu'ense B,il, in which
Geo Edeson, ..s Billy bIn.rson,
jim my Clark, Johnny Clarse
f.-,-.-.- will app-ar.
n;.. =, nj. prst NEW lgm DANCES BY BY.
Miss Jesep1lne EIorence, Miss .:o't e Clifford,
La Petite Ella.
Core FdTly, II yoH icisa Seats,
Doors nc-n At q CLOCK y. rfornsnces ats
Ar ,ion Is cents; orehestrs, s. ce IS; Private
Ecscs, ,LoiuiLs s.x,l S5. ...--.
GRAND 81 TINEE
SATURDAY ArlEkt U0N. at O'Clock,
OR LADIES AND CHILDREN.
Doors open 2oelock Admission ladies, q cts :;
children. 10 cts.
,ha
81 COO ADVERTISING COACJo
NNRiE TIES! VARiE TIES!
NARIkTIhS
NAEIkilES
Ey the Peoples Unanimous Verdict
PronouLctd 1 10 be the Popular Place of Amusement
Of the city.
new SECIALITIEs uF Our TEMPLE OF ART
The world renowned GyinBasIs the
EuLLAk BkOTHERS
formerly Of the failsian Hipp 'dronIr and Sadlers
Wells great European establishment.
appear Ia iight, with the rrat favorites
hella RichinEs, Bud worth,
AGA Tesihan, Charley Neal,
NJ lie t!Z,tta, hrru..
Geo. Uobson. Dobson,
The Lovely Ballet Troupe,
aud the
Triple Comp
Guests Of the Hotels-all visit this Hail.
Keep an Eye on our Illuminated Tram pareucy
Prizes Of Adnissior.- Parqu uette and Family Cir
Gle, % cents; Orchestra Chai r. 80 Gents; Single
Seats in Boxes 7s ce,.ts; Private Boxes (holiins
Doors open At quarter to O'Clock. Perform.
snce to commence at a quarter to Clock.
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90 The Mobile (Alal Register publishes "the
great speech Of Vallandi gham,n and Says, "the
universal desire expressed TO read this interest
ing and i'm poTtant expose OF a consist nj oppo-
neBt of the war. induces Us, Notwithstanding
its great lrngth, 10 lay il before our readers,
to the exclusion of much other matter.
~ Queen Victoria has prepared the follow
ing Inscription FOR a memorial OF Prince Albert
which las iuet been erected at the Bath United
EospI'al ia England. His life sprung from
q deep ipner sympathy with Gods viii, and,
tn ICre, win all that was true, BEAUTIFUL and
right
nP-A remedy for poisoning ny strychnine and
mushrooms il arnounced in England. LIZ con-
ti-ts m making the patient eat large quantities
ci II fined sugar, and in desperate cases opening
a vein and inlec ting sugarrd water. Its effects
ale 10 oxyeehate the blood and restore the err
cula,ion. t.i ...-- --...-
RS-Georfe q. Evans, proprietor OF the Eagle
EunI, Grad Rapifs, Mich. recently kicked .
eUt So ColEm HaIch-so severely that ne died,
for making mdrliy ate rsnarks 10 a servant
eiTl. EalCb was into Xicated a. the time.
E~Gen. Butter has been invited 10 address
th' ciiizi ns OF Newark, N j., in reply 10 Mr.
Nallandicham.
es-Th.re are seven tn, atres open every night
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