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Another wonderful Ingredient of Brazilian origin i'm
parting beauty to the complexion and brancv to the
mnd Is yet unknown to the commerce of the world and
we withhold its name Tor the present.
pr W. A. Chlds. surgeon of the Tenth Vermont Regi-
ment writes II wish every soldier had bottle Plan.
talloh bters Ihoy are the most effective perfect and
harmless tonic ever Nsed.''
The following is from the famous hotel propretors of
Washington:
WASHINGTON, d. c., Nov. 4, 1862.
Messrs. ?. II DRAKE ~ Co Please send ms Twelve
ueIeo fIantation Bitters They are much liked by the
guests Of our house respectfully yours
SYKES, CHADWICK & Co,
PrOPrietors Wizards Hotel
such is the language reaching as daily No article
ever had an equal sale Undernu circumstances will the
pure standard 81 the materials used be departed from
These Bitters sold by all the principal drIppiss
Rrooers hotels AM restaurants Be sure each bottle
bears the fac smile Of the proprietors signature.
i. II. DRAKE a CO.,
202 Broadway, New York
For sale by G. P. HARLOW AMI g. 4 SPuHR Wor.
eester deop&weOwis6iE nl9
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MeSSrS. Gross, Strauss & Co.,
HAVE OPENED SPLENDID AND RICH Asso aTMENT OF
CAMBRIA EDGINGS AND IHSERTINGS !

LINEN Embroidered EDGINGs AND INSERT.
INGS, Eleeaut Linen Embroidered Bands, Dimity and
Cambria Bands and fun assortment of Striped, Plaid
and Plain Nainsook, OF the finest quali:y.
IIad, Striped, ana Plain Cambrics, Swiss Muslins
best makes Irish Linens and Linen Lawns, and finest
quality French Clear Linen Lawns.
Ladies' intending to make up Infants and Children
Garments spring, will find stock of the above
complete and all other goods pertaining to this
department, which we offer at our OLD PRICES, be-
fore taking inventory
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MORTGAGEES SALE OF A GEN
- TEL RESIDENCE AT AUG rION ON PLEAS
AMI STREET., WORCESTER BY virtue of a power
Wm B Iaber, dated the eighteenth day Of March, A.
cester county Book 607, Page All
me conditions of said Mortgage having been broken
sna IN pursuance of the power given In said Deed
and as an Attorney for the Mortgagor the premises
described or referred to in said mortgage deed Public
Auction ON the premises in Worcester on SATURDAY
the twentyeighth day OF February next at 10 A. NJ to
the CHEST bidder subject TO two mortgages viz -one
10 worcester County Institution for Savings of Two
lars, to Isaac Davis ~
me premises consist of the gentecl and desirable resi-
uence, No w Pleasant street, occupied ~ VIM b.
laDer said house is built in the thorough man
ner, with most of the modern improvements The lot
contains about $500 feet. with wide frontage ON
Pleasant street Il G. PARTRID(E Mort@ageo w.
Worcester, January 26 1863 d'TurbJS9v,
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O. FOR SALE.-A beautiful country
i,ii seat in Mond0n, consisting of house and out.
.AH buildings, with about five Of land well
cred with fruit trees the residence of the Benjamin
Davenport. The buildings in perfect repair the
land is in high state Of cultivation 1t is desirable
place Tor any that wishes purchase pleasant sit
uaton in the country. For terms and other particulars
inquire of S DAVENPORT Uopkinton, Mass.
Executor OF the Estate of Benz. Davenport.
HODkintOn, Jan. ], 1863.
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SCHOOL FOR GIRLS-Miss NANCY
~ BAKER will open school for misses, at her home,
Salisbury streetfamerly the residence of T. W. Ham
mOnd, Esq ON Wednesday, the 10th of september.
Number Of pupils limited, and none desired under eight
years. Several Will be received into the family as
boarders. Full particulars upon Application.
au4 dawistf
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CAVINGS BANK.-Oflice in Central Elk
~ change the Worcester Mechanics Savings Bank is
open daily for the receipt Of Deposits from all classes
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w Store who can furnish from Sl500 TO $4,000 inn
good location for business near market &c ana not
twenty miles tton Worcester. 1t good chance
for person who has stock Of goods hut in a moor
place for business, as the stock could moved or for
any one who has means aud wishes get at once into
good smart business. Address pARrNgR, Spy Office
Worcester, Mass. d2ws - iaI9
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OLD NEWSPAPERS s PAMPHLETS

Old Newspapers Pamphlets, Books, Letters, &c,
Bought for Cash!
ByG. W. wHEELwRIGHTs Paper Manufacturer,
dS1 w3m No. 26 Water st Boston, Mass
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Anftlons.
GREAT SALE OF HOTEL FURNI.

GREAT SALE OF HOTEL FURNI-
- - rURE AT AUCrIoN.-I am directed to sell at
rn6lic Auction without reserve, the ENTIRE FURNI-
LUKE OF THE LINCOLN HOUSE, In Worcester. on
TUESDAY,, Jan u, 1863, at o'cOck A. and continue
from day to day until II Is all closed out.
the Furniture consists part Of the following viz
~ sofas 100 stuffed Chairs 100 Cane Seated do 200 Din
ing Chaics ~ Brussels Carpets, and 100 Common Car
pets 10 Marble Top Tables, 100 Wash Stands 100 Toilet
Ia9es leo Bedseads and Bedding Croekery Tin Glass
ana Britannia Ware, Silver Ware, Cutlery etc etc
elc Also about 5000 poands Cotton superior quail
TERMS CASH. The above Property will he sold hv
Catalogue, and can be examined Monday before the
sale. ' '' 'io
jazz dts L. n IAMsoN Auc.
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GUARDIANS SALE OF REAL ES-
~ TATE.-By License of Probate Court will be sold
at Public Auction, ON THURSDAY, the 18th day of
January inst, at one O'Clock all the right title and
interest A Mason Thomas, mirror child Of WIN Thomas,
late of West Boylston deceased has in the following
described parcels Of Real Estate located the village
Of Oakdale. West BoystOp, viz;
The lot of Land, containing about one acre, with
half house and barn thereon, occupied by VIM ID.
Higgins; lot OF land containing about twenty five
rods, occupied by Junn Wheeler.
The mother said minor will join in the sale Of the
last mentioned estate, relquishing her right to dover
and the other heirs the estate will also join in the
sale, rcnquishng their title the premises Sale to
the first described lot and thence to tue
other Conditions of sale cash delivery OF the deeds.
For particulars inquire of the subscriber.
ianl4 L. L. GIITIINli Guardian
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/ .ASELL SEMINARY, AUBURNDALE,
- MAss-The Spring Term of this School commences
on THURSDAY. February 18th This Institution offers
to young ladies the best vantages Of health and cu
ure in country Each department Of the school has
its separate teacher.
For Catalogues, &C, address
q. W. BRIGGS, Principal.
Auburn iale, Jan. I, 1868. deop4w ial2
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NANTED-SEc0ND HAND FURNI
w ruRE-For when The highest cash price will be
raid Persons breaking housekeeping and washing
dspose Of their Goods cash. without the trouble Of an
auction sale wonld do well to leave their orders f.
TAMg0N a. co, 'SAuction and Commission Store 6G 81
ard 10 Main street which will be promptly attended TO-
See advertisementin another column. dtf mhi3
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flour, o6roter,ss, 6e

DIAPER BAGS-Alf sizes, for sale at
- lowest rates, by s. f. STAPLES
al dtf 2S3 and 2S7 NJ ain street
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Now IN store and constantly receiving this surerio~
Brand direct from the mills, and for sale b
uED HOPPIN Il co
Je2b diff Z Mechanic Nj roe
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HOUSEKEEPING AND WRITING

YNHE MISSES WHITNEY will con-
n mence. February 10Th, the fist quarter Of the
SCHOOL, for Young Ladies and Misses, at No. Main
street, Worcester
Their of Study embraces all the Elementary
and Higher English Brances, with the Latin French,
German and Italian Languages. Music and Drawing.
For terms, etc address above.
, 1863-01-21

The BLIND RECEIVE THEIR S1anr-Films te-
moved. Inflammation, Granulatons, and all dis
csscs of the eye, cured by Dr. Thomas mild treat
mcnt. Office Nos, Mcthodiet Church Block, p.
0. Box 1872. Address, P. " Thomas Chicago, III.
January 17.-6t.
, 1863-01-21

been more active, and the sales have ranged from
s7z96Hc.zaccoEdingt to brand and quality.
1ARD-rhc market closes very firm at 9c for
aeking gk991c. No ! Lard is steady at 81xc
Yellow GREASE Is In denlnnd at 65<96;4c, and
While at 7h114c.
city packed Mess Pork ut 613.a5: 400 b1ls Burlng-
ton packed Mess Pork at $18.o0; 600 bsls city
packed Prime Mess Pork at $11 90; 100 brIs sweet
picked HamB ut 1b; zoo bKs Short Boucless
Midd1es at &c; 100 b1s Long Cut Hams ut 5xc;
4s5:0c0 bs city cut Bulk Shoulders at 4c packed !;
J, ,e00 pcs country cut shoulders, loose, at SIC;
and ateam-rendercd Leaf Lard at &c; 417 pigs No
Lard at-fHc: 100 tres White Grease ut 7t1c; 100
tres prime Yellow Grease, at GXc.
DKEssED HOGS Received to-day, 5,7sa: re-
eeived Inst week. 80 648; shipped last week, 7,454
The market for Dressed Hogs to-day was steady
for heavy averages, but Light hogs were dali and
EE1inr 1nrsnr Ha1ea trprn.
, 1863-01-21

7
CINCINNATI, Dan. 70, 1873.
The Cincinnati Price Current Of tomorrow vii
! publish statement OF the pork packing in the
West up to date. Nineteen points in Ohio packed
Gs1 COO to date, ngatnst $4,000 for corresponding
seaaon lst ysat.
In Indiana thirty -four points packed this acason
aO,ooo, against 3os, COO for last year.
In Illinois eighteen points gaye III 900 this sea
son, against I'll GOO last year.
In Kentucky, four points, 1s7,t00 this season,
against 14s, 600 last year..
In Missouri, three points, 175,00o this aesaon
against 10000.
In Iowa, points. Isl, ,001 against $500.
Total from 90 points two million two hundred
and thirtyou thousand this season against sea-
0c0 Inst year.
The estimated packing this year from these
points is put down at two million six hundred and
1sorty.ivd thousand. The number slaughtered to
date at these points was three hundred AM, thirty
nine thousand greater than the total number last
season, and the whole number slaughtered and to
be slaughtered is T5s.ooo greater than the total
number slaughtered ut the places specified Last
erpsnn
, 1863-01-21

- We hare tried Hudson's Unriyalled Tooth
Paste and can recommend It ligh1y.-L9ere,and
Leader. Sold by ]. Il. Reed T. Co., Blias & sha.p,
Hitchcock and Druggists and Dentists generally.
, 1863-01-21
POWDER AND sHOT-We note no change In
the market Quotations arc

SIT-DoNEsTIc-FInc Salt has AuvdnEed 1Uc
a brl during the week and the market closes drm
and active with sa1ea at IS. Coarse and Ground
Solar arc dul1 md no1ninal-tho regular dealers
asking sa35 but outsiders offer to sell at $2.1ll
2a5 FoRE1ox-Thcre is rather more inquiry for
Ground Alum and sales have been effected at 81. IS
In store, or 81 90 delivered. Turks Island is held
Mt II 90 We quote;
, 1863-01-21

adopting the memorial, Mt present, but was in
fnyor Of sending committee to Washington
with brief resolution. There the committee
would meet with numerous manufacturers
from other States, and by consultation with
them memorial might be there prepared.
such rs would, If s1ch thing were possible.
accomplish the purpose desired. Tic report
was well enough, in itself; but he could SEQ
nothing H. ttf IT efcnted to strike the minds Of
sonally interested in the excise INV would
hardly take the trouble to read 1t.
y. a. carey was opposed to the adoption OF
the memorial. He considered 1t useless to lay
II before Congress: Il, the object thcysought
about BY earnest personal efforts.
>, F.C. Brown opposed the memorial. He
thought such documents, US a general rule,
were humbngs. He did not think the memo
rial wonld has3 any decisive effect upon Con-
grsss, If presented before that body.
VIM. Baragwanath thought the right kind
Of memorial, presented and backed up by
an earnest, working committee, might result
Mr. Buflum expressed similar views to those
advanced By Mr. Brown.
o. E. Thompson thought it useless to at
tempt to secure any modification Of the ex-
else law BY the present Congress, Us there was
60 much other business of Importance nrcsg
ing upon that body. He should be in favor Of
urging the matter upon the 5c1t Congress.
haAtt +a4A AAe iAAucuCG WHICH Tue manufacturers
OF the country could command.
Jas: George WIS in fayor of the memorial,
nut thought the committee who might convey
1t to Washington should not RELY too much
upon the document, in lieu of personal efforts
A: kohn was Of the opinion that nothing
could be accomplished with the nresenf En9,
gress, but he thought it might be- we'll to scnd
The memorial on to Washington, in tile hands
Of proper committee, and let them begin
the agitation Of the subject,
Henry Warrington thought the adoption of
the memorial would do no harm II It did no
good.
The Tote on the adoption Of the memorial
was taken and carried.
Mr.. Baxter offered the following resolution,
Rcso2red. Tint - bc aupointcda a Commit.
tee on behalf Of The Manuactarcrs' Association Of
Chicago and tl.at they be, and hereby directed
there nse such nsans as IN their Judgment, may Be
Jst; NV 80 seSute r. !nqa9eaIon o. the
r III 1n SO
Ed II tat II he7eb9 81
Committee to seek the active cooperation Of ali
persons or associations whose interests are eipai-
larly Infected, to the better promotion Of common
ana cqul1aole END.
On motion Of Mr. Brown, the committee
to he appointed to convey the memorial to
Washington, vas limited to two members.
on motion, the Association decided to
choose that committee by ballot. Several
gentlemen wero put in nomination. A for
NAL ballet was then taken, resulting in the
choice Of 4. D. Tittsworth and T. ". Baxter.
". Il. Turner moved the appointment
OF committee to solicit signatures to the
memorial.
Mr. Kohn moved to select one man-instead
Of appointing committee-to canvass the
ritr f0r sipnstures and That aunT1 nnr.nu ha
, 1863-01-21

- ANt'A tAG AtooaoA NNtAA4A4IA%4IA1
The excitement In the cotton goods market con
times rnabated. and though prices hare steadily
aaynneed during the pact week. purchasers are
care to sell: Even manufacturers agents refuse to
part with their goods except in amalllots, and the
poe5 Of holding for higher prices Is the prevailing
one on al sidce. Jobbers are MAXIM. piles o{
money every dAy bT simply marking up their goods,
and eScn then lind 1t quito difficult TO keep pace
With manufacturers The supply Of goods Is so
limited, and not likely to be Increased at present,
that creEy movement tells with great effect upon
the market; and the speculative inquiry which
to the fnteEctts Of cons sumers. Those who are not
Inclined to dabble In fancy stocks, and bare little
fnith ingoycruncnt securities. nowadays find the
dry goods market very tempting alternative, aud
during the paEt week there have been large iu-
Testments made In this line outside of the legtI-
mate trade.
a5c: medium, Soc; light, &c. B1cached do and
tton. Cotton Flarue1s nre not much inquired fo7,
and 1rm at previous quotations. Jeans arc also
unchanged. Other Cottons hive advanced 2A5c.
DentMs range from 25Gf45c: Drills, 27xQ13sXc;
Stripes, eSa25e: Ticks. 99G4ec; Amoakeag do. .G0c
Tie market for rints ia active, and prices are TX
G2e higher than 1ast week withrery limited stocks
of spring styles We quota Aeuimaes, &c;
sp.akues* a1c; Paciacs and Dunnella, aoc; Aliens
and Amcricans. 19H@c07 Mznchesters, 1sc: Red
thtcG, however, range cent or two higher than
these quotations. which arecnKrent among iobbcrs.
American DeLaines are iohbing at s25{c; agents
ciaHF thoee Of foreign mike; Lancaster selling ct.
sic. Camsrics, 15aR1Gc, and finding upwards.
, 1863-01-21

FLoUR-Receiyed today, 1850 bf1s; received
last week. IS Jos br1s; shipped last week. bis.
The market during the week has been very arm
but less active. buyers and sellers being mostly
apart tn their views. WINTER WHEAT-Extras
are held at $6.2s4s.75 for good to very choice
white wheat brands, and s5.55@6.00 for red winter
extras sFn1sa Ex1RAs are firm at s.. .S0b550 for
EIoCH il quiet at .Saeoa40l. BucRwHEAr-
FLOUR is inactive at Sas5 q 100 Toa. Conx
MEAL is firm at $13.5GD14.00 for unholted, and
$l5.0f01G,00 for bolted. MIL SruFFs are steady
at 90 for Bran, aud SIC for Mid
dlings.
TODAY the market for Flour was quiet Sales
were;-100 brls Nashville Superior IT hite Win.
ter extra at G75: 80 brls ''Stantou do at S875
$50 br1s White Winter at $500; GOO brls do 1t
$3.50: 1000 bE1s fair Spring extra 1t $50; 200 brls
Smith Mil1s' at $5.35; 800 brls low grade extra
at $3.50: 70 brls ''Annawan" Winter Buper Mt
$50; 400 br1s good Spring extraat s5.s5 loo bEla
Spring super at $4.00.
WHEAT-Recci1cdt to-day, a6,9H bu; received
last week, 79,S6 bu; shipped last week. 1879
bts The market during the week has ruled firm
and active. and prices hare ruled 1D2c higher.
Winter Wheat sscarce and In particular demand !;
but the stocks In few hands. and it IL held out
Of the market. The demand for Spring grades
have been active and sales have been eompara-
lively heavy. The following table shows the range
Of prices during the week:
, 1863-01-21
COMMERCIAL

TUESDAY EVENING, Jan. 20, 1883.
WEEKLY REv1Ew.-Gold, during the past week,
has ruled huoyant-the quotations ranging from
146AG14s. This state Of affairs caused IN active
speculative and shipping demand for produce of all
Kinds. and the general markets ruled frm-an ad-
vance in prices being gained in most instances.
The receipts Of Hogs contfnue liberal-the re-
ceps during the week By all the railroads amount
ing to %, ,4s0, including both lire and dressed OF
this amount there were shipped East 1882, be-
sides some to Milwaukee, of which we have no &C.
count.
The receipts Of Grain during the past week have
been more liberal.
The following tables show the receipts and ship
ments of1cading articles during the past week. and
since the 1st Of January, with comparative statis
tics:
, 1863-01-21

FhgF1slONS-The advance In gold during the
week has caused great activity In the Provision
market, and heavy sales have taken place at ad-
REEF There is no inquiry for Beef Product OF
any Kind: and the market Is entirely nominal. We
4note :SMess, g 00@900; Extra Mess, $40 90:
Hams HDe rs MefS India Mess $3.50; Beef
MESS PoRk-In the early part Of the week there
vas an active Speculative and shipping demand for
Mess pork. and since the date Of otF last review
upwards q 800 h1is have been sold at range uf
$1SNAnla principally at the outside quotation;
o9t within the past two days the inquiry has falcn
gu Fe1y materially, and city paeked Is freely Of.
fcEed At $13 =, without buyers.
PRIZE MEss poRE-Thcrc is = good demaHd to
MI government contracts and the market eInses
I'M nt fl1D with sales during tho week Of about
5000 brls at That f1surn
ESs11sn MEATs-Thc market remains q1iet aud
without any material change in prices. During the
Week tne sales have been light, and mostly In
small lots at t497hc for Short Boneless. TA@I%c
tor Long bone1ess; 6AI6xe for Short Rib; and
5Al54c for Cumberland Middles. At the close
thG matket 10 quiet with buycra At the inside and
eetlefs a tha outside figures. It viii be noticed
ihat u! Mnlle Lard has advanced H9Hc per b, Eng
nsh meats hare rcmained unchanged.
BILE MEATs-The demand is but moderate and
the snnfEet shows no change. Hams hnye been
Eola a1 oAG5Ac loose, closing Ut the inside figure.
sloa!defs have been more active; md we note
saieR u1rng tho week Of upwards of 0O00 nR at
sNG5S packed, and 8HG2.63 looac. Theec has
et eesa - ne ns not.hn doing in sdes and the
P1oKIxo AzATs-Hams in amoet pickle hsyo
, 1863-01-21
STEPHEN A. DOUGLAS ON THE
CAUSE AND EFFECT OF THE
REBELLION,
Letter from Thos. D. Bryan, Esq.

nono, .s Dr,,ocn ,rs ohso,.-,,ss w 49,. H.
oDss' '!ns 'ua' NV
don- = a. Eastman, hepresentattSe from this
Stephen A.s.Douelas. uttcred in h;s hc,rng o,d
addressed to Southern men to the etfecf t,,at
~ .,,,. ,,....,s - :. .-A''s
tue ie"sinon "ou1" 1esu4' III Tue Overthrow OF
slavery; and the accuracy Of Col. Eastman's
recollection being called in question, deem
IT due TO truth TO add nv hn,nhle testimony
49, ...:a..s ;, - s''nons
mat coh71claon OF tilc lamented senator.
uuty was assisnco nc OF QcilVcrlng the wei
~ Gedne auulsss 70 !n3t palflotlc statesman on
inS nSoes ocaon OF hf last return to and
life, On the way IN fhe praaf Wipwam d.
voted to his rcrenfion tie conrers9f1nn ;n,ot,1.
rally turned upon tic ~ REBELLION; en and l a.
tuo9gn 10 hot remember, and do not
profess to quote, his exact words,
tfn;r cnr,,cst nur,cr4 r. - .Ses;
ferse and rmnhnfic isno,1naa In a"e;n.e9 "Tn.e9
ti,n3 4aa ~ sapu1tis iS uase, ne ueelafed
t1Ils H. ans ~ nauue ponuc1ans OF t!ie South
~tue -, ooutaefl consplrators, rs be more
than once called thcm-werc alone response
bic for the war, and for the political suicide Of
yolye. M man ever nffcrcd nnrc scati,;,,er
denunciation Of these arch-traitors. tl,a66
then fell from the lips of Judre Dnun1ns
No allusion, direct or Indirect. was madc tn
Abolitioniets, hut the entire infnny of fhc
causelcss and accursed revolt was placed
f,,5n F.,,e auu - = "a onctcHt latl-
,mndar1 T h;etnr;o, t,; neo ~ " ~ sotns more
And from the specch 1e1;rerct1 1v him or
the OCCASION referred 10. a]ln.v ne r. 1no1.a
the following extracts, which NAV be regarded m as
as the avme ntteranccs Of the patriot, who, 4
pomp. but in The cold embrace Of deati5 r. r,
rnccfrn Aha Inst l,n,poro ~ ,norotI,ar - - ~
dred thousand friends
The return We receive /, yar ,-,o;oa =, ,.o,.a
upon our Capitol DISTRACTIONS md ~ ,,
navigation letters Of marqnc to invite pirates to
PREY upon our commerce, q concerted movement
,n ~ p1i G. ans onSa H. tass9 Of america from the
stricken down v thoae Mho baa H9 aioM . IL 70 Dc
longer govern threaten 10 DESTROY. WI 'n'' soa no
:. The slavery question is mere exctac, The cleo
tion q Lincoln is mere prctc1t. The present @ &C.
Is e remit Of a.
~ o. Tue eoutnern confede1aey more than
%srse nat tI,'o montnsago. y "a H.
consnIracr IL nnw now !ur o. caases Tae
war Is levied to accomne1, It Thcrc AZ. nns
sides to the question. Every man ust c f9r ,ho
United States aainst It. There can b. w no nor enc
trails In this war: only patriots -or trnitors.
Sucl is the incontroyertfhlc 4cst,mo,,. ~
the great champion of the Democrats 1artv
to the true origin and the ineyitab1e etf4ct II
the rebellion. And is it not ns manifast1v ~
posed to the assertions Of some of Ills nrn.
}essed followers now as Is t1cr nrcsnn1 mt XIX ptt;
tude toward the government opposed TO fhat
which rendered the close Of his life illu.trious
for patriotism? Is it not time that We. the
buzz Of the political aspirauts who swarm
anout the capital hives, should discuss among
.Tc are III d;rectin na questions N wi1iea
Democrats, Republicans. men or ie,5ia III n,rtios
, 1863-01-21

1he 1ffHyHHE Gays:
Sugar-thc demand was more animated to-day.
and the sales embraced fully 4o0 hhds, in numerous
lots, at rates Indicating material advance o. yes
terday' prfcee. viz: common new crop, &c: good
common to fair Tic: fair to fully fair 3194 and
crop. SIC. The receipts continue limited and the
stock is lssht. presenting very poor assortment,
Mo1asses-Thc market continues dull, and to-
days eaIcs confined to about 60 brls at prices
indicating decline on previous rates; sou7 old
csop snG1s3c: primo new crop S6c, and choice 3sc
. gallon. The supply consists mostly ct inferior
and ordinary descriptions and there Il little OF no