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FOREIGN PORTS

:. AT Shanghae Oct =. ships Georges. William. e..
loochow and back, 30 lay days. at $500, cid ~
e. Hughes, from Sunderland H. ar Sent 81 NV.
Independence. Crowcll; Magenta, Janyrin. Ma
NJ re-, hlng and Ii Harbeck, True unc: barks AIic.
d'rn ner' ,barnaby; Algonquin. Emery; Delaware
Nestor Gap tSss Quesn ElIery; munress whelden
n n pea Bird, Thompson, and SOPHIA Jscoh.
"s, u.ls Mary Sapen, Abbott. for Ksnagawa soon
Al smyrn. ,a. &c, = ship Casiian. PIKE. Boston
rom boston. ar 1i.h, TO load for do
- az CSstc L,th ulf, ship Mountain wave Uork,u,
I,o.. New ork, ar 18TH for Messina 10 Ioad -,
- At London 18th nit. ships U,a.on d..
iork ,dg Delphine. Nickcls balIsstng. esaa lev
pgss, /" a,son; Eagle Wing. Kelley; Athens shieid .
I =, ica6ody; Golden City, Moore: ia, raseek
jas Nssmitb haW was Cartons; Lorenzo Merrimsn
1nefist Leyensaer and Kinco, Pcterson dise, ~
s... thompson; Prima Donna Uarrn,an. Iahn.
Suhsy, isplsy; Davis, koOpman. and John
disg; sch Coast Pilot. Hotchkiss. uuo 49, "ouine'
Observation-Disclosures rice ports 10 Uni,ad n So.
aon OF Sohtinent SIS Sd; Asia Shields 10 Portland
e s han Ncrhsnd ssndsraaa Hong Kcns
s2O guano; Mary Goodall. rice morris 70 n
Coni: .ss; Assyria do TO Liverpool 70s: souths,d
Sardin 70 Boston, SIS; Ocean Steed MauImain "a
X, teak. 95s. "'hAin 10
Sailed from Caao Oct 81, shin, Addison pro
Smnchas. TO load for Antwerp; barks CITY Ran,ar'
Edgcriy do to load for France; Nov An. Helicon
!roweii, France; 9th, ships Southern Eaele EIsa-.
DO 10 70 i losd ,or Cork Prescott Bachelor for
In port Nov u. ships Golden Rule. Mavo. from,
aSapuico,Ie ps; htty Floyd. Dearborn, I'm Valns.
raiso; Samaritan, Stinson; Union Boynton. Msrsh-
~ ~ ana ATLANTA. Barnes, all for Chinchas
70 i1aa ior osnoa all getting ready for sea; bark
WIZARD Mitchell, for Cork, do do. '~'
SPOKEN.
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IMPORTS.

st Jago; Brig Queen Of the west-2li hhds sugar
to Geo IL Starr. e-'
Cardenss. Brig Nancy N Locke-49l hhds molss-
ses. 80 tres do, K Churchill Co. Brig Wsnpo- go
hhds molasses, IS tres do, TO do.
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$1,000.

A Tarecent legal meeting of tho Inhabitants OF
N Fryeburg, Bounty of $3.50 was voted 10 each
volunteer that should be accepted rs one of the
towns quota of "a mon; and accordingly the Treas.
authorized to procure the loan Of eS 400 TO
be repaid in one and two years. in equal instamenfs
All who desire 10 furnish said loan or any part of
it, will please address
HENRY HYDE SMITH,
Treasurer Of Fryeburx.
Fryeburg, Dec. IL, 1853. decl6 d&wff
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The following vessels have been sold in London:
Ships Mary Hammond, 500 tons built at Belfast in
1855, for $500; Ocean Ranger, 4S4 tons, built ut
Bluehill in 1854. for f2Sjo; Sailors Home Cate In
dependency 1874 tons, built at Bath in 1855, for
5000; Sarah Freeman. 1850 tons. built at Bath in
1868, uncoppered, for 1890; Carver. az tons
ley els tons. bnilt at Bath in 1855 for f45OO: Ella
e9i tons. built at Bath in 1856. for 5000; Cherokee
lu9l tons, built at Bath in 1868. for Sl2000: Prince
of Wales built at Bath in 1890 for 5000; Tempest
s6l tons, built at brunswick in ls49 for f50O6 re.
paired Exchange 500 TONS built at Bath in 1855 for
1850
The number OF American ships sold in London
from Oct 1852 TO Nov %. 1853. was 100. Tonnage
1874 32l tons. Total price f30l l53
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eY-Consumption aud Catarrh and all diseases OF
the Throat and Lungs, successfully treated by lNHA
LATios, By c. MORSE, NJ. D.,
aulS'62 cod Corner Smith and Congress SITS.
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MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF PORTLAND.

Tue Sooys ................... Deer W Der ! D.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Parkersburg. Hoffman. New York.
Steamer Lewiston, Knight, Boston.
Steamer New England Field, Boston for PASSPORT
and St John NIB.
Brig Queen of the West, Joilymore, st Jago eth
ult via Halifax 3Qth.
Brig Nancy n Locke, McCalmon, Csrdenas
Brig Wappoo. Dolan. Cardenas.
Sch Mary Frances. Sylvester, Boston for Deer Isle
Sch Union. rinkham Millbridge for New York.
Sch Emelne, sawyer, Mschias for New York
CLEARED
Brig Kung Now, tBrl Hore, Cardenas-H Rob.
inson.
Sch belmont, Orr, Alexandra Orlando Nickcr-
SAILED - wind WNW - Br bark Olive for st
John NIB; steamer New England, and others.
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Parsons Cough Candyis a genuine and
reliable remedy. See special notice column.
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WINTER OPENING or PARIS MILLINERY, AT
MRS. CoLBr's, No. 1913 MIDDLE SrREEr.-Mrs. c.
hasju received the newest styles in Paris Bonnes
which she will open on Thursday, Dec. Sd. 1863 at
her Show Rooms, l23 Middle street, upstairs.
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Parsons Celebrated Oougb CANDY

(rctails only IL cts per flor the Of Bro.
chitis, Hodrseness, Coughs. Colds and Irritation Of
the Throat Being wholly free from all dsa greeabe
taste, is peculiarly adapted TO the above diseases
Children as well as adults. Prepared BY SHORT L
WArERHousE, Apothecaries, corner of Free and
Middle streets, Portland, Me- The highest testimon-
ias can be given OF the superior qualities of this ex.
cellent Cough Remedy, For sale by all Druggists.
Portland, Oct. 81. 1868. 3med&weow
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DOMESTIC PORTS.

SAN FRANCIsCo-Ar 18th, ship Courier. Chat.
field, Boston.
BALTIMORE-Ar 10th, brig Alfred. Hufnegal,
Calais; " Treat, Park, Bangor; sch Julia Baker,
Low, Bath.
Cid 18th, schs Kendrick Fish, Wall, Bath; Abby
Bracket, Achorn. New York.
PHILADELPHlA-Ar 18th, brig Nellie Move
Pike, st Johns PR
Ar 18th, brig Issdcra, Hussey. Gardner: schs u
Hall. Bartlett, Eastport; Geo W Carpenter, Hatch,
Vinalhsven; Ann Carlets, Perkins, Bangor.
Cid l2th, sch Triumph Watson. Lynn.
At Delaware Breakwater llth. barks Andes for
Trinidad; st james, tor New Orleans; briss s L
Smith. and Frontier. for Boston; Henry Leeds. Tor
Philadelphia; schs i Lewis, for Portland; Eliza
BETH for Baltimore, and ethers.
NEW fORk-Ar 18th. barks ID c ieaton, fan'
or. Guadalupe 81 days. for Portland, Win captain
and LIST officer sickl Murray, Jr new Cnrtis I'M
Wiscasset: schs Sarah Maria. Underhili, Baraeoa;
vandalia MuTch, Ellsworthi Ellen II Gott, Baker,
Virginia
CID 18th, bark W Fl Wall, Davis, Key westi sch
May Queen Colt. Port Royal sc.
Ar 1ith, bark Evelyn. tnewl Davis, Machias; sch
Joseph. Smith. Bangor; Sarah Matilda, Armstrong,
Elizabethport for Boston
Cid l4th. schs Connecticut, Pratt, and Jslabsr,
weleh, New Bedford,
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A NEGLECTED CoueH. COLD, An In
RIrArED on SORE THROAT, il allowed
to progress. results in serious Pulmon-
AIRY Bronchial and Asthmatic Diseases,
oftentimes incnrable. Browns BRoS-
cHIAL rEocHEs reach directly the at
ate relief. For Bronchitis, asthma, CO.
,arrh, and ConssB,ptire Coughs, the
Troches are useful Public Speakers
and Singers should have the Troches to
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TO LET.

'THE second story, containing seven finished
L rooms-new suitable for housekeeping for =
small family.
Enquire NJ A. Commercial street. decl6-dlws
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~ CARDS and BILL HEADS neatly prints
At this once, II
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DISASTERS.

Ship Geo Turner, Isley, for Buenos Ayres with
lumber. dragged her anchors yesterday morning and
went ashore ON Hog Island Ledge and lyed She
will have TO be lightened before she eau be got of
Will discharge for repairs.
Ship w Lindsey, Patten. from Hayre for New
York, with merchandise and $50 passengers went
ashore on West Bank Sunday night. and is bill ged
and full of water. Steam tugs have been sent from
New York. but they unable to get alongside of
her owing TO the heavy sea.
Brig yolant, Dodge. from Bangor for washingto
with lumber. anchored in Vineyard Sound 10TH and
during the gale. parted her chains and went ashore
the east end of Nantucket bar, where tho sea
made complete breach over her. The captain and
were rescued ara taken to Nantucket. The
has been got off since and taken into Hyannis, but
little damaged
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CAFE ELrzABETH July l, 1861
Sia:-During my connection with the STATE Re.
form School. az a teacher, j.. +. Atwoods Bitten
particularly in Bilious affections.
Yours, &C., AT. HILLNAN.
HANOVER, NJ, Oct. /, 1851
Dear Sri have used l.. r. Atwood,s Bttsrs
Tor some 10 or Is years have tried great number
OF medicines for Dyspepsia but without feet These
me OF TINS distressing complaint NV ncighbors
have also been greatly benefited by the use OF them
JOEL HOW.
tg- Bewore Of Counterfeits and base fnitafions.
some 81 rtich oer signed IN" r., instead OF H. II
Afreod. The genuine Is signed u. r. 4t,ro5d, and
as safeguard against imposition bears an EXTRA
LABEL, countersigned ~. N. HAY, Druggist, Port.
land, Me-, sole General Ageat.
For sale By respectable dealers ia medicine never.
alty. iyis stnaodSw
Rli you are in want of any kind o ( PRINTING
call at the Daily Press Office 80
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SPOKEN.

NOV nov iat 70 y, lon Is II w. bark GREYHOUND
aies, " days from New York for Nonroy Ia N1"~
Dec H. no lai &C. wa, passed ship Resoiute, from
Nov %. lat 80 &C. Ion II o. shin Ola Do,,;,,o g
Boston for New Orleans 'iA
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Review of the Market.

For the week ending Dec. 16 1863 prepared express
ly for the PRESS, by Mr.. NJ. N. Rich.
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M. &. M. A.
= The next meeting of the NJ. C. NJ Associa.
a n ton for Lectures and Debates will be held IT
Vthe Library Room, on Friday evening, Dee.
18Th, at u O'Clock.
QUESTION FOR DISCUSSION.
Resoired, That a stringent enforcement of pro
hibitory law against the sale OF intoxicating LIQUORS
Is the most successful method by which intemperancs
can be suppressed
Per order Committee.
sF-The public are invited. deci6-td
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MARRIED.

Rli you are in want of any kind o PRINTING
call at the Daily Press Office. n
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS rs.
Montreal Ocean Steamship Co.
CARRYING THE CANADIANS 8. MAILS.
Passengers Booked to Londonderry.
Glasgow and Liverpool.
RETURN TICKETS GRANTED aTRKnUcyo
RATES.

hx. The steamship DAMASCUS, Cant.
<6cS BROWN. will sail from this port
NlerakeySfor Liverpool, On SATURDAY bee
IS 18th. Immediately after the arrival Of
the Train OF the previous day from Montreal.
rrass:age 10 Londonderry. Glasgow and Liverpool
Steerage, so. Payable in gold or its equivalent
For Freight or Passage apply to
III. & A. ALLAN.
No. Grand Trunk Railroad Passenger Depot
To be succeeded by the steamship NOVA sCO-
LA, Oap, 0EAHAa, ON the 10th. decl6
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CAM BRIDGE
CLASSICAL INSTITUTE.

this school. boys receive thorough instruction
In Classical and English Studies, and have =
eomfortabie home. where their morals manners and
health are well cared for. Every applicant must
orng q certihczte OF good. moral character. All
sags, and pocal Music.
The Winter Term commences January 9Th For
further information address the Principal
G. q. PAINE, Cambridge Mass
RHEERESoEs-Iion. Samuel z. Shaw, Cambrids,:
LII. D., Boston. dec16eod4w
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Note.-We wish ii to be understood that our 10.
atons represent prices of large lots from first hands
unless otherwise stated and that in filling small or
ders. higher rates have to be charged.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-03-20

an attempt to save the Union by recon-
struction t? We believe that large ma
jority of the American people would hail
with joy inexprcssible, any honorable and
satisfactory solution Of our difficulties,
which would lead 70 restoration Of the
Union. We fear if something is not
done, greater evils are ahead of us than
any we have yet encountered. The Dem
ocrats do not stop to consider whether
their actions or policy is pleasing to JEry
DAVIS OF ABR LINCOLN. They seek to
avoid enslavement at home, by the govern
ment which was designed to protect their
liberties. They intend to preserve, pro
tect, and defend the rights guaranteed to
them by the Constitution of their coun-
try. Hence it is that every species Of lies
are hatched up to mislead the people. by
Abolition sheets. They do not like the
spirit or temper of the Democracy. They
grieve over the defeat Of despotism, and
curse those who desire and intend to be
free. "Cease, vipers, you bite a file"
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-03-20
ThurIOw Weed ON the COnscrIp-
tiOn Law ana the Abolition
N5N5

The following is an extract from recent
article published by Thurlow Weed in the Al
bany, IN. Yu) Erening Journal over his own
signature
Congress has armed the Government with
all the powers that its exigencies required
The Administration is clothed with extraor-
dinary financial and military authority The
Federal Government is now its own banker
and its armies are to be levied independent of
State agencies. In the first year of the war
our young men rushed voluntarily to the field,
and banks as voluntarily supplied the Govern
ment with ways and means. Mark The
change and read not the lesson ii teaches
cdrelessiy. Onerous laws can only be carried
into effect with the consent OF the govern
ed Since the Congress was chosen by which
the oonscription law was enacted, there has
been a political revolution in four OF the larg-
est States of the Union. There are causes
for such reaction. Let those who are respon-
sible for the countrys welfare seek and profit
| by them.
The compulsory laws of the last Congress,
4 il bene6cially executed, must have the con
currence of the popular will Public senti-
ment must approve them, This approval
can not be obtained by prescription and de.
nunciation Halt million Of men will not
again go to their grave-like beds, under the
threats Of political hyenss who remain at
home bowling. This, by the way, is pecu.
liarity OF Abolition fanatcsm. The one idea
men do their utmost to aggrayate The horrors
OF war, but take precious care not to expose
their own craven carcasses. They are found
not with the
"Grappling vigor, and rough iroWn ofwar"
but in lecture rooms, on rostrums, and ed
toral chairs, babbling about negro regiments,
that only have an ideal existence, and hurling
anathemas at those who fight for the Union
Take, for example, clergyman who perpe
trates an annual anniversary oration in honor
of the Jerry Rsscuers, urging the farmers o.
Onondago TO devote their sons to the war
while his own sons are engaged in peaceful
occupations"
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-03-20

The Italian journals publish the following
appeal from Garibaldi, addressed to The
People of Europe
Do not abandon Poland Every people
has right to assist this unfortunate nation,
which is proving to the world what despair
can do Disarmed, deprived OF tue flower of
its young men, already prescribed or impris-
oned, bending the neck under a numerous
army, it rises like giant The men leave the
towns and rush into the woods determined to
conquer or die; the women spring upon the
hired assassins who abduct their children md
put out their eyes
Do not abandon Poland Do moi wait un-
til you are reduced to despair, as she is 10
not let your neghbor house be burnt il you
wish to be assisted in extinguishing the con-
Migration that consumes your own.
Roumains of the Danube, Magyars, Ger
mans, ScaHdinavians, you are the warlike ad
vance-guard OF the people in the death strug-
gle which is now taking place in the glorious
land of Sobiesky and kosciusko.
This struggle is the struggle OF despotism
against right; it is trngic episode of the
theft committed by the three vultures Of the
North to the detriment of the liberty and the
life of one of the most considerable nations
of Europe. IL is the violence of brutal force
against the tranquility of the man who wishes
to live peacefully by the labor OF his hands
violence which will continue while the people
think only of their stomachs and leave their
unhappy neighbor under the yoke of the
crowned butcher
Do not abandon Poland Initiate at all
eyRnts your tyranis-they do not abandon
her the valiant Hungarians afford recent
proof of this. Victorious over Hapsburg,
they were crushed by her Northern accom-
plioe,
And thou, guardian of the Alps, head of
Europe, descendant OF the men of the Grutli,
throw the republican rifle into the balance of
Europe, and thou wilt see what it weighs It
is for free people now to establish order in the
world, disturbed by the moribund desires of
despotlsm.
DO not abandon Poland If we all assist
her as we ought to assist her, we shall have
fulfilled sacred duty, and the world will be
constituted in conformity with the welfare of
the human rAce'-then, blessed by God
G. GARIRAIDI
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-03-20

RgThe Negro expedition into Florida,
has come to grief 1t was led by Colo
nels HrGo1NsoN and MONTGOMERY, and the
object was to stir up result among the
slaves, and get them to butcher the women
and children in that locality. But, as we
remarked, the expedition has come to
grief, being captured. entire, by the rebels.
Served them right
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-03-20
nWThe brainless fool who daily exhib,

EY-The brainless fool who daily exhib-
its the length of his ears through the col
umns OF the Commercial has an idea that
he can frighten somebody by his silly
gabble about having Democrats "bayo-
netel" or "shot," or chung; = if they dare
to differ in opinion with him or any other
sneAk!ng Abolition nigger-thief. The
conceited ass ought to know by this time,
that no one pays any more attention to his
rawlings, than to the chickering's of mani
&C. He can indulge in such harmless
amusement as long as it affords him labor
or entertainment. Nobody is affected by
it, except only as by the annoyance of a
braying donkey.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-03-20
Colonel Medaary's Columbus Crisis of the
SHERIFEis SALE

Martha Lndsey ys John r. Cobentzand Jacob Rich.
nond. Montgomery county superior Court Case
D1 virtue oil yendi execution 70 me directed from
ID the Superior Court Of Montgomery county, Ohio,
In the city Of layton, on
Saturday. MARCHES, 1868,
Al z o'clock p m Of said day, the following described
real estate, to-wlt Part Of lot Numbered two hundred
and seventy-three (273 in the city OF Dayton county
OF Montgomery, and state OF Ohio, beginning on me
west line OF the lot at point thirty two (3 eet south
Of the northwest eornerof the lott thence sonthWs~dy
with the line nf Ludlow street thirty (3T teef
thence at right angles eastwardy the east line Of the
loti thence northwardly with the east line OF the lot
thlity-seven SD feet thence westWnrdy TO the place
Of bePnmng to be sold as the property Of Jacob Rich
mond as security for John h. CoheniE
Appraised undera former writ at $1,000 and eannoi
Terms cash
GEORGE woeAMAN, Sheriff Mont county.
Jons HowARD, Attorney. fessWis
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paytOn and MIchIgan RaIlroad.
sandusky, Dayton ana Cincinnati n. n
"a - ~ ss...|;a - -

La "a III Lssss.ss5 - ssssssg- g.
~ ~ NJ S1t6,-- ~ lsiire-sssyfs
4 lN ana alter December "a, 1900 and unbi tlr1bs,
~ nohee, Passenger aud Freight Trans will lenyr
DA1ION, gong north, As follows.
O.dn A. M. through Freight and Accommodate
OsfV with Passenger Car attached
In.OD A. NJ. mai train for Springfield, Colnnls.s
lOsOU Urbana, BeileOutaine, Forest, (lyde AN
sanuusky, connecting NJ Springfield with Iran io,
bonuon and COuinbsi arriving in Columbus at 2;3O IA
mi at Urbana with train ior Columbus, ut Forest viii,
Tram on flltsbufB, tt. Wayne a Chicago H. h p,,,.
East, arriving ~ Lrestine al 5;46 m aud Pittsiry ~
$50 mi at Clyde with Tram Cleveland ami IoIedo
y. X. going East, arriving Cleveland at SAC 4, II
Dunklrk at $3.50 IN, ana buffalo 6.3U y tn t,utuo
West arriving in Toledo ~ 1910 m Detroit at ono
IN, chicago AT 1880 a IN, ana Sandusky at b:45 d M
E,1 y. M. Night Express TOR Springfield, Urbape
Osl l. ana bellelontaiue, connecting at Forest wHn
Tram gong East on PttsUurg, NJ. Wayne and CtlraC
hOad, arriving Crestllne at O.l6 M, Pittsbur s a.
m. Going Nest, with lfmu arriving IN NJ Wit.ne AT
on Cleveland ami Toledo H. X. arriving In Cleveland a,
$3.50 m, Dunklrk at 500 tslinilO al b.3O % n,
reaches Sandusky al 1;4U a ia.
H.nE T.. Nj. huntsville Accommodation lsay,n,
lsUO Dayton ON arrival Of Tran from Ulucinunt
reaching Springfield al 800 p III, rugua at IU.4s D NJ
west Liberty at ll:z3 m, BeeiOutine al Il.gI a A.
and Hunts vile at lA:lz IN. 80
Tickets wa this Line to all points North L,,t nj, ,
West can be had at the Ticket UihCe IN the Union i,,
-SAM'L W. KING Ticket Agent
HD are always AZ low rs by any other rottt
For hlVrmaton relative TO Shipping tfcIrut ~ ti,.
koute, apply AZ tie Cuinpany's Freight Brput--, .
MASSEY, agent. Ii. RICE, Superlut.u,ft.', ,
M Z. CLAPr, Gen. Ticket Agent, muIn
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The confederate Loan.


lLondon Correspondence VI the Manchester Guard
ian, February ~
! hear that the Confederate loan Of Eve
million has been freely taken on the conti-
mental market, and that England naughty
England, which, with all its Southern "proeliv.
tiles" looks coldly on Confederate Bnvoys,
and will not officially commit itself to any
recognition of slave owning-is to have no
more of il than it can get from foreign mar
kets