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YLorE-saies a; g = n g 3 y bL
OAT--Firu a. = n 81 z Z
PJrAT0E--Atuutaut A. lc-
~COFFEz-IDDorts from Jan lat - Jan Il Nsniz- . 500
rs =4ntEich I-i4n1-. os--iO r.
We arr -th.I- receipts q magnitude from zry quarter
through Hght supplies arr eoa-ianty rsaeh-Hg u from y@rous
supply ports III -zles embrace 900 r. k1D4- a. 3Oc. re-
o,iy-d firm III -sDdzich IsIsui- direct pr tL- Young Hse.o-.
ard a Ike quantity q sane received "a victoria, EhIcE 80.
disposed u a; pie 100 bags Ko, oOc- At III close - sr~
advised q cargo q 500 Tags. n r,ute % This port frDu RIO.
having be- disps,ch-d Soy. .
z.LT-Ws have only 70 n1tce a public sale o; $50 sack.
Hawaiian x Young Hsef0r q; SI7 - 2 ton A. the clos- 4
ht q Liverpool j. a. hand bat 10: -; -pd-
EfcE -ImPlrts from Jan ! . Jan lss !95s5 pNessges-
-inc. cur Ast issue the Flying Eagle j. q; hand from Hong
kong, bringing up@aris q l,czJ,CCo r., % which about one
% This arrival, ard TIL announcements q other
and SaS1iaiGH, the three cArg0-s agErrE,tnZ upzards q
4Oo,Oco rs, the market has become greatly depressed. nor
are - a-are ofA EinzI= important sale, public Or private, fr
ten days past A. l.c-On, % nats No ! China. 55c5 90 10.
Pzna, IS u
srGIz-we note sales Of go bls B5s;0n CRUSHED. private.
but qlotabl- at 123c, small sales r L = A. S:1Ar'. S~E YORK
II q several invoices q Hawaiian Sugar. SIS ke-s. ~ SO IS q
tIl I0i = parcel q very inferior s0Li a. s o. The principal
portion % ~ of-ring, being the Young HsctOy's cargo, vac
Withdrawn prices nnt being satisfactory . the Importers A.
auction, 200 bales No China. 50 sT:i AZ bales DO d., 81 5
a 60 20. 40 DO do do, g 20 a a. %. A. private sale. IS
bids SsE ORLEANS az ahOg- I2c-
The adyi,~s b. the Young Hector, 10 n; materially da5=r
;h0s- by the Florence, a. quoted above
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COM
TBURsD4T FEBRUARY L. 1853.

BsTosD te arrival o. Y9uLay - he .eh9ol=r Fi9rsHrs
and ths bzrs Fo1Hg Hector y--s-lay, 9Th szsor,ed ezrso-s,
from .Na FraEcsoo. We have r1u.lug Worthy % note % rspor-
The sehooBer -L - 1Ep4ch-d shorty % san FrzocEco, = POr-
too q Ei cargo b-.1S already engaged
A r-porr O, the s4a Fral--c1 markets ALL b. h1aG be.o-.
Thsrr Il 10 specaI change 70 notice in quotations, ul.es. .t ~
az lsersasiEg dzI@~-s- K.ce, coE-e AMI sugar were h~avy, and
price. rather b~er than las: pr~yious q1otalols.
The hIO-inE j. The L4t~st teI-srapAc rsPor; q TIE state q
god and sXchangs IL S~- YORK
SEr YORK Jan Clustering exchange l2 a l72, God
opened a. IS, cosiug Hm al IS
The rates, Il EM b. seen. steadily zIvzEes, and here Is 70
telling ~ shat poant -h~y VII o-as- % % 60 Ia1-ri . seems
Eors likely no< th4r god ill move q y 100 per rent Pr,"-
Jun than j. dId a year $50 hat . -o1d nov ~ a. III present.
rae. Il Richmond. goat IS a. 20 PER cent: premium. Tat IL a
dollar IN gold VII boy g % in paper currency Aad fth~ j.
SIC Il treasury bonds add mites j. not checked .; Washington
The prsmign on gold may eventually RE a. high ih-re-
The Yankee = obtaining cargo very slowly. bat vii sail fr
s4n Francisco on Saturday. The brs LoPu6 vii also sal hr
th- same pace n = Day q tzo, n ballast
Produce from The cher i-iaot- cones 10 Tey sI7Ety, owing
% the st1rmy Eeliaer prevailing, which prsy-uis The planters
from Fastening their produce o tE- !4a5irgs, AMI the c1a'-~Fs
from taking u g -hea i j. ,h-r-.
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recent advocacy Of slavery on scriPtural grounds.
The LIVERPOOL Post thinks q reaction Will take place,
and confidence Be lost, iG the journal which ambush
iugly iustdee slavery. The -fTmy and Wary GI-tfie
says the Confederate Generals have been overp-alsed-
Their great strength has been 10 stand 4 6gbt; not
one Of them seems 10 have made q campaign With
any purpose, and not one has had the capacity 70
understand the value OF u victory, AuC mas never
followed one up.
1t Is heart-sickening 70 read the accounts Of
The suffering of the poor in England, as por-
trayed in their journals and pictured in the
London Illustrated Mars. It shows the scribe
calanities which this war Of slavery has brought
about, which are NOT confined TO England. but
every country on the globe feels the effects in q
greater or less degree. Even here, isolated as we
are, We must feel it in the rising prices paid for
the necessaries Of life. Probably no war that
ever occurred has caused such widespread effects
as the civil war in the United States. Although
the winter season in England IS nearly over, it
Is not too late for Honolulu to collect and send its
gift 70 feed the starving and suffering poor Of
lancashire. Let some one make an effort.
towards raising q fund TO be sent Immediately.
It need not all be in gold. Send part in rice or
dour. And surely our merchants, residents, and
farmers Will cheerfully contribute towards help
ing their brethren abroad, and gladly . Cast
their bread upon the waters 10 be returned to
them in some hour of need perhaps.
Think not th- cool.
The gentle deeds % mercy thou hast done,
shall die forgotten all The poor. tn iahgrer,
The tatherIe-s. the fiendI-ss. and tte widow,
Who daily own the bounty Il thy hand.
Shs!! cry % heaven, and pull a blessing On thee
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- We are informed that the venerable foreign
Secretary Of the 4. B. c. F. NJ. Rev. DR.. Anderson,
i about to wish; the various missionary stations IN
this group Of islands. He has before visited most Of
the other stations Of the American Board beyond ses.
and has long been DESTROYS Of visiting these islands.
He comes a. Secretary OF the Board AT the request Of
the Prudential Committee, FOR the purpose Of gam
ing information, and Of consulting With the mission
aries Of the Board. on the best means Of promoting
the present and future welfare Of this people, fer
whom the American churches have expended 50 much
money He may be expected here by the Comet.
about the middle Of March.
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OUTsIDE-On our fourth page We insert an sb-
srrsct Of Judge Harris argument before the Supreme
Court in the liquor suit, reported for the Friend.
We have avoided any efforts to influence the decision
OF this case during its tendency, though both the
Friend aud PolyHesiaH are particularly severe, the
latter even threatening with its wrath every soul
that dares even TO think contrary to its bigoted. ILL.,
beral. soul and body destroying tenets. Though
merely an outline. the report referred TO will repay
perusal The argument Of the Attorney-Genersl
was q we'll digested and forcible one. which COM
pletely demolished all the theories set up in favor OF
abolishing the present regulations.
e The anniversary of His Majesty's birthday.
which occurred on Monday last. passed OF very
quietly. The Fire Department and several military
companies turned out for parade on the occasion. A
TIE Deum and g marriage ceremony were performed
At the Episcopal Church. in the afternoon. His
Majesty did not receive visitors as has been custom
airy on the day heretofore.
= We are under obligations to Capt Avery Of
the Florence for later papers than were received by
the mail.
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DEPA RTURES.

Feb. Ss;eAmer KHauea. BerriT, for LALaina, Hno and other
zind~ard ports
@S<zn-r Annie Laurie, Marchant. for KOloa.
Sch Emma Rookie. Wetherby for Lahaina and Makee's
Landing
Sch RamO. Shepherd. hr Lshaina and Kahului.
Sch HOik-iki- Sap-ia, fr Iahaina and RahuiGi.
Sch H0waiine. Ruheana. for Hanalei.
7-Ua~ IN bark Florence, Jos Spencer, hr Huo.
Sch kamehameha. Green. for HaIiko.
9-St-amer Annie Laurie, Narchan;, FOR NaTiiEiH.
ll-Ha~ sch Martha. English, fr tanning. Island.
1I-=ch k-kauluOhj, Haley, for kona and Rsu-
lI-Sch Odd Fellow, NDrs-. Tor Hama and HiO-
lI-Sch MangOkz~ai. N-iHsA, for Lahzina and Hama.
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Am clipper ship "a SeEP-nt Will touch AZ this port en- route
for HOngs0ug- May be looked for daily
An barksutns- Jenny Ford and Constitution. from Puget
Sound. in all February. with lumber 20 H. Hacked s Co.
An brig Morning star, Geiett, may be boxed for from Kngs
mfI Group. March IS 20 20.
Hs~. bark X. ". Wood, Geersen, sailed from Bremen Oct. IS.
With general mis- 20 H. Hackf-td & Co
Ha-. schooner. CfornerIy the Kate SargeaHtJ sailed from Boston
sHouJ Nov Is, With general md-e 70 a. Hackfrid q Co
Bremen ship Pauline. left Bremen IN April, With assjd cargo TO
Hosrhag-r 3 Stap-uh0r-t-
An bark Arctic, Hammond. sailed from Boston Oct IS, With =
cargo % assorted mdse. % &. Brewer 4 Co.
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MEMORANDA.

II Schooner Florence, Avery-Len san Francisco Jan -
Had light breezes from y. 70 2 first part Of the passage, LATER
part variable had tn, trade winds dGrias the las: three days
II Bark Young Hector, Com. Patty. repor,-Len san
yr.ncisco a. 10 % A. y. Jan. 81. and crossed the bar at 2 P. 81.
Game out in company With several other vessels, and beat them
all In sailing. Had Y = b-st part % the Passage-remanter,
Wind from all parts q the compass, with occasional heavy
squalls Sighted east end Of Maui AZ 2 A NJ Feb. i. AMI was
o1 Diamond Head at 10 P. NJ, same day, having made tie
passage in IL days and : hours.
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PORT OF HONOLULU. II. I.
ARRIVALS.

Sch HO~iEatiue- Ruhsana, from KalihiEsi. Eth Is
cords wood, } pig-, / horse, s hides, l bd tllioT-
cabin and Il deck passengers.
Sch k-EauluShi. Hal-y. from EaG and KOua, with u
bales puIu, 5 bales and ! bag fungus, 5 bags bans.
l2 bags cDss-, l Case udse, , kegs hu;t-r. 1000
u sAins- Il hides. 5 cords EOOd. ard 5 passengers.
Shop Emily. from Hoiesai, sith hides, goa; skins,
butter, hogs, etc, and 6 passengers
1-Sch Odd yellow, MOrs-. from HH0.
S-Am sch Florence, Avery. Is days from San Francisco.
S-Stssmer Annie Laurie, Marchant. from Sa-IiEii and
kOOa. With leo keC- sugar, 50 hides. II pigs tai
tO~, , DO. butter. 9 head cattle. tOt hr--oCd. etc
ocabin and - deck passengers.
ll-Am bark Young Hector, Com Patty, Il days from Fan
francisco.
12-sieAmer Annie Laurie, Marchaut, from Kauai.
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IMPORTS.

from sS FEASCsCo-p-r Florence, Feb- So bils. ! bale
and ! case paper. Is bse- and l. cases md-e, Us rolls felt, so
bdl. shingles, 32.S95 # Nv lumber, IOO!I q redwood siding,
Il pkgs and o coils cOriAe-, 20 bars iron, , 6 saddles. 2 black
smiths bellows, 50 kegs nails, 20 boxes sahrratus, : do caro.
soia, 80 c. oysters, loo ar AMI 80 half sacks rOur, 80 brlS line
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Ship.' Mails.

EOE SIs FRASCIsCO-Per Yankee, On Saturday.
FOE EACAf-p@r Annie Laurie today.
Poz HILO-per Se:tis Merrill. about Monday.
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VESSELS IN PoRT-FEBRUARY Ia.

An bark Yankee, Taylor. Up for san Francisco.
An bark Yong Hector. Commodore Patty
Columbian big L0pud. Benedict, up for sale
Am bark Richmond. Bliss.
An sch Florence, Avery
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Clothing, sc.

Cashmere Pauis,
Cotton Pants,
Hickory Shirts.
White Cotton Shirts,
Fancy Printed Cotton Shirts,
Pink Cotton UudershiTts,
Brown Cotton Unirrshirts.
Regatta striped Cotton Und-Tshirts,
Meriuo Undersh rts,
ChiidTsu's Nantes.
Milton Palet0ts,
Cloth Nantes,
Paris Felt Hats,
Lasting Caters.
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Dates Received
At the Commercial Adv. Office,
Florence l. Young Hector. Feb. oil.

2O-27-Jmn 3.
Ieslie's Weekly-Dec l3-20-2T and Jan. 3.
New York H.raId-Dec 22-Jan.l
" World-pec l3-2O-25
" Lciger-Dec 27-Jan- )
Z" " Zeituug-Dec 2O-2T-Jan. 3
London Illustrated Sews-SOv 2q-D.c 6-l3
:. =. Bulletiu-Jau l7-2i-3l
Alta Contamination. 15-2i-3l
Sacramento Jniou-Jan. - only.
MAGAZINES
Uarper's Manufacturing
Eclectic Nayazine-January
North British ReYieE-SoYember.
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lei

LIpD-In this city, February 5, William Ladi, formerly d
Concord, y IL, but for many years a resident here, aged 81
years
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-18
TERMS OF ADVERTISING IN DAILY:

Larger space charged at tho rate Of 81 so OF
each additional square,
For n half square, two-thirds Of tn above
rates;
Business Cards not to exceed lines, $40 90 pc,
annum;
For each change an additional charge Of rs cents
per square will be made.
Large cuts charged double the Same dirensieh
of type.
Yearly adj srtising contracts will DO understood
TO apply strictly to the immediate business Of tht
advertiser, and all other advertisements sent in by
the advertiser will be charged extra.
Advertisements not accompanied with instrut-
tons will be inserted until forbid, and chargedac
cordingly.
Editorial notices charged for at the rate Of 10
cents psr limo, or eght words and special notices
81 10 cents per line or 80 cents u line per week.
All notices Tor religious and benevolent puf.
poses If any kind whatsoever, ct ordinary length
except single announcements of MARI ues aad
deaths, charged rs cents per insertion.
snoar.ab!y IN Advance, unless from approx cd
Agents.
Contracts for yearly advertising terminbie al
the c,:ion Of advertisers, they paying advance
ment Of 20 per cest. on the contra price.
Advertisements inserted next to reading matter
s.per cent. advance on the above rates, and kept
on lst or I'd pages per cent. advance on regular
rates.
Aiitrans.ent advertise mol must be paid for in
advance.
Advertisements inserted in weekly On ressouf-
bic terms.
RICHARDSON, WEST l. co.
GAZETTE COMPANY.
HENRY fischer.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-18
Post Office Winter Time Table.
Arrival and Departure of the Mails.
POsTOFFfCR Az u AvRHPORT IOWA

EASTERN MAIL.-Closes at A. NJ. md 81 Y.
NJ. Arrives at 10 A. N. and "a i. NJ, Sundays
excepted.
WESTERN MAIL.ACloses at . A. NJ. Arrives
at D y. M. Sundays excepted.
NORTHERN Iowa MAIL.-Closes at sX =. NJ,
Arrives att n 7. NJ"
SOUTHERN Iowa MAIL-Closes at 8 A. NJ. Ar
rives at Y. NJ.
NORTHERN VIA DEWIrr.-Closes Sunday, Tues
day and Thursday al 81 +. NJ. Arrives tuesday,
Thorsday and Saturday at & r. NJ.
ROUTE No. IO377-viA Blue Grass, etc-Closes
Monday, Wednesday and Friday at 81 e'clk. + NJ
Arrives Tuesday, Thussday and Saturday at IL
ROUTE No. 1Osl8 VII Tiptcn Closes Tuesday
and Friday 81 - o'clock N arrives Tuesday and
Friday 1t 70 o'clock II.
RovrE No. l0sa7-via Buffai CLOSES Friday
at O'Clock n /; arrives Saturday ats o'clock
ROUTE No. l095o-via Walnut Forks and Dix
on. closes Wednesday At 81 7. NJ. Arrives
Saturday At 9 =. N.
OyPicR HouRs. -Ofice open at o'clock A. n.
Genenl delivery closed vt 81 O'clock L. n. Office
closed ct 9 o'clock r. N. Once open on Sunday
from to 2 o'clock p. NJ.
- A. the principal mills are carried BY Rail
koAds AL the time ~ stated herein will he
RAIL Road 1I11, the clock in the Superintsnd-
ents Office, n. : n. RR. Depot, being the stand.
ard. CHAS II. ELDRIDGE. r. ".
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-18

Upon the subject OF the issue Of pa
per money, John Adams arrived at tho
following conclusions
"Tbe amount Of ordinary commerce,
internal and external, Of q country, may
be computed at fixed sum. A certain
sum Of money is needed to circulate
among the society in order to carry on
their business. The precise sum is dis.
coverabie by calculation and reluclble
to certainty. You may emit paper or
any other currency for this purpose un-
I'll you reach this rule, and 1t will not
depreciate. After you exceed this rule
it will dcpieciate, and no power or act
of legislation hitherto invented can pre-
vent it. In the case OF paper if you 60
on emitting forever, the whole mass will
be worth no more than that was which
was emitted within the rule"
Writing on the 10Th OF June, 1880,
To the Count de Ncrgennes, be says that
/" linens which cost two francs a yard
in France were sold at forty dollars q
yard. Broadcoth, Ions dor yard
sold at two hundred dollars yard
Ironmongery OF all sorts one hundred
and ,westy for one. Millinery OF all sorts
at an advance far exceeding. Dohea
tea, which cost in France forty sous =
pound, was selling at As dollars and
salt, which used TO be sold at one shil-
lug pound, was forty dollars bush
Ell, and at times two hundred dollars in
some OF the Siates.'-New York o.
6eyyPr
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-18
TRUSTEES SALE.

w HEREAS, ON THE 2oTh DAY OF NO.
w venber, A. ID. 1857, Daniel A. PuHer
executed unto ID. 5. True, as Trustee, u certain
D ed OF Trust, conveying to said Trustee the
land in Scott county, Iowa, described ms follows
to-wit: The vest half Of the south west quar-,
tor of section twenty-five 20 in township sew
enty-Dine (19) north, OF range number two 90
east OF the 9th J.. NJ, containing eighty (s0)
acres. Which said conveyance was made BY the
said Uaniel A. Plumer for the purpose Of sscur-
ing tho payment OF two certain pronssory notes
and the interest thereon, signed by said Daniel
A. Plumcr, dated the 10th day of November, A. D..
sol, and payable ms follows One for the sum
OF one hundred and twenty mine SO loo dollars,
payabe one year from It's date, anu one for the
SUN Of five hundred and thirty three 49, 100 dol
lars, both payable to Moses Porter. The last
IN sntioned is now the Iroperty OF Almet Skeel.
And now said last mentioned note having be-
come que ard payable, and the said Daniel A.
Plumer having failed to pay tho same, ], ID. 5.
True. Trustee as aforesaid, do hereby give this
public notice, that by virtue Of the power which
rs in me vested by said Deed Of Trust, will, on
Monday, the day o. March, A. ID. 1893,
nj the hour If two (2) o'clock in the afternoon Of
said day, at the Court House door, in the city Of
Davenport, expose and offer for sale, at public
auc,oa. the parcel Of land above described. or SO
much thereof rs sh all be sufficient to satisfy and
nav tho amount Of said note with the interest
thereon to the ay Of sale, together with all the
coSts and expenses attending said sale, costs Of
this notice and Trustees tees.
Dated the l4;h day Of February. A. D. 1852.
D. s. TRUE,
feb l6-ds Trustee.
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The Universal Clothes Wringcr
Is thelOriginal and emily Genuine And
Reliable WrirgeT before
the People.

1T COMBINES MORE STRENGTH OF
i frame, capacity for pressure, power and dula-
biliiy than any other machine.
Tie Universal Clothes Mnnger IL made under
tho following Patents Goodyear's Patent Tor
Nulcanizsd india Rubber IA and le5s moth
ing olse can ever be used successfully Tho I'm
proved Patent Cog-Wheel Regulator Jan. IA,
1862 lit saves friction OF the Clothes, and pre-
vents the Rolls from wearing or breaking loose !;
The New Patent Method for Fastening the Rolls
to the shaft Feb. A, 1862 never gets loose
blacks the clothes Diokerman's Patent Clasping
Frame Feb. Is, 1862 for fastening 10 the tub
cannot work loose from it's place Lyman's Pat
ent Adjustable Gusgc April 2, le6i for differ
en-, sized tubs-thck or thin, straight, slanting or
circular.
All these Patents are Indispensable TO a peri ,ct
Wringer with them We consider our Wnnger
GoMrLhrE. Therefore, IN order 10 get al! that is
requisite for good machine, the public will be
Obliged to buy
THE UNIVERSAL CLOTHES wRINGER
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IT SAVES .. -.
Time, Labor, Clothes and. Money

1t will wear for years without repair. ~
NJ servant can break it.
A child eight years old can operate it.
No cua,ion Or skill required in its ufe.
Every Wrnger with Cog Wheels is WAR
RANTkD in every Particular.
The Universal WringeT took tho FIRST PRghI-
TN. "a Silver Medal and diploma, at the new
York State Fair, 1862. 1t was pronounced suPx-
RIoR TO ALI OTHERS in the Worlds Fair at Lon
don, 1867, and has always taken tho First Pre-
MUM In every state and County Fair when ex-
hibted in fair competition with other machines
Orders for machines for trial may be- lcft at
JsFFERIs Sore, corner Of Fourth and Brady
streets, Davenport. WIN. a. AOUkSE.
ian 29-daw2aw3w Agent.
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N EW YORK.

The critics ant tho public AFRO right In predict
NIX that this will turpasS, Ia giaphic narrative,
exciting interest, ana extensive popularity, ali
bthoi hisi"iios oil tho " ar for tn. luiou. H..
themo will be- the heroic daiiug.pntsnt suffering,
and hair breadth escapes u our soldiers aud sail
ors, aud ita incidents vii! torn tho theme oi
conversation At inuumorable tresidoa Ter years e.
come. IL viii contain. IN addition /. its stirrng
dotails, tho philosophical malaysia oi tho Cause
ot tho War, ~ John LohIsp MOuey, Lib :.
Author OF The hine Of the Dutch hclubiio,"
etc, tho dates Of oil tho important events iron
the John bro~n raid, and an 1T. aud revised
account Of tho principal battles. with accurate
engrayings.
ono thrd Of the Iroc'ods OF all subscriptions
sent 10 us viii bo giyon for the rslioi al disabled
soldiers, "a all persons who wish COPY ot the
WORK. and also Ia benefit tho soldiers, shoud send
their name and address at once. Also, any officer
81 private, Of person IN any section oi the coun.
uy, hrNlng knowledge ol y heroic act or stirring
in'idont, viii obligo as ny hoDding us IN account
OF IL.
Bookscllors, P0stmastors, end Canvnssing
Agents will be iurnishod with q subscri ptI0n pro
f.octus, on Application to tho tublishen.
TO- liberal commission given TO soldiers de-
sinng ~ act rs ~ cnts IN taking subscri options.
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