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The Ottawa free trader., 1863-04-04
La Sale County Mutual Fire
IISuramcc Company.
Take Notice.

SEtWELVE miles from Ottawa, .eam and tools fur
u Dshed, with chance for to board. Enquire
Of Mrs JULIA G. WARREN, Grand Rapids, or at
this office l3ttf.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1863-11-26

which scented In truth like message
from the dead / With difficulty he de-
ciphercd the loving, sorrowtul words.
that his wite's dying hand had traced
to free him from his fetters. Amongst.
many blurred passage Of tenderness
and regret, there was no word Of reasF-
vation ; he stood fully absolvcd from
his oath. - II 90
Mems hearts will not cease to beat:
with love and passion though never 80.
faithful friend Or dear companioii is
spirited away from their sides. Tbe
dead are not forgotten, nor arc thor
memories profaned because we who are,
left, impelIcd by irrcpressible instincts,
seek out in the living world ttose viii
can best compensate US for our loss. 1t
is but selfishness, after all, that COM
mands US to remember yet forbids US
10 restore, and
Set our souls to the same key
Of the remembered harmony.
1t wa< not long before Honor West
wood had to weigh another proposal.
urged with errttef eathtstness and new
credentials; nor was it long before the
bells rang out merry n'arriage-peal for
Philip Stourton's second nuptials. :
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1863-11-26
RAILROADS IN nIINKESOrA.

The Minneapolis, Faribault and c..
dar Valley Railroad Company-some,
times known as the Minnesota Central
Railroad has recently been rcorgan'
ized, and a large amount of new. capi-
tai contributed for tho construction of
this road. chiefly by the present owners
of the Milwaukee and St. Paul Rial,
road, of Which latter road the former is
an extension.
The Minneapolis, Faribault and c.
dar Valley Railroad is now under con-
t,act from Minneapolis to Owatonna.,
about 65 miles, at which point it will
connect with the Winona and S.. Pes
ter Railroad, now in process of cons
struction from Winona to Owatonna,
about eighty miles. There sre at this
time from two to three hundred work
men actively employed in the construc-.
tion Of the Minnesota, 1'sribault and.
Cedar Valley Railroad tic road bed:
is nearly prepared for tile iron, which.
has all been purchased, patty in Penn-l
sylvania aud England, is to be deliver
ed at the opening Of navigation next
spring. The locomotives, cars and full
equi pmcnts are all under contract, to
IS Is r1eel rh1eelisaee4 eail3 the spring. II
ofthe Minneapolis, Faribault and Cedar.
Valley Railroad to have the whole line
in operation by midsummer Of 1854.
at which time it is expected that trav--s
clers can 80 and return all the way hy,
rail from New York to St. Paul and
the Fails of St. Anthony.
The compilation Of these roads,, and
the addition of so much capital to the
wealth OF Minnesota, will be new era.
for that young and vigorous State
We venture the prediction that popdla-
ton and wealth will increase faster IN
that State during the next year than
they ever have in any State in the. Un-5
ion. The virgin soil of that State Is.
|uxuriantly rich, the water powers Of
the State incxhaustable. Their great
want-in modern times necessity.
has been railroads. These, if the State
is wise and cherishes and fosters thcm'
properly, they will now have in every
quarter of the State sufficiently settled
to justify the outlay.-tew Fork
Herald. -. -
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1863-11-26
"ONE IN A THOUSAND"

RosEs, roses, oh ! brilliant and bright
In the gorgeous month Of june,
Raising your blushing queenly heads
In the glare VI summer noon.
There are roses crimson, roses red;
Roses Of amber hue;
Gazing with upturned lOveliness
Un heavens deep azure blue.
Stately In presence, dazzling in tint,
Shaming the setting sun,
Fr6iti the rounded cup Of the open flower
I'd tho bud but scarce begun.
Too bright are 70 in Your conscious priilc,.
And your wealth Of Skinner hue;
No bond, M tie, could ever unite
This weary heart and you.
fhtre's little rose, by q little house,
On a little plot Of ground,
Whose every root and every branch
Arutilid niy heart Is wound.
IT'S a fair small thing of tender pink
With no Haunting crimson dye
And u world of sunny sweetness looks
From out its modest eye.
Unsesh; iiiaybc, BY ittany Who PASS;
And known, perhaps, by faw--
Oh! little rose, thou know'st full we'll
The tie bctwixt me and you.
Oh! roses brilliant, and POSES bright,
? AZ. An lovely though tt tt;,
That little rose by the little house
Is the only ruse for mel
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1863-11-26
..T1IE HARVEST IS PAST"

BY ROSE TERRY:
Go, dead sttfnfttr! DER the seas away,
Autumn at her vespers now will kncel and pray;
Sunlit vapOrs on the mutintains stray
Rel grows the round nloon-sumniGr goes away.
Go, dead summer! tho birds will care
They will fllew on the soft eca air;
While the south wind trcathes to@ iiraycr
And the porfumed pine leaves thy shroud prepare.
Go, dead summer! 20, to come agair;
All things rise but madness and pain, r..
New green grasses flicker on the plain,
Only u lost life comes not again.
One dead summer mover shall return;
In its ashes no red embers burn;
Over 1t vainly the tired soul may ycarn:
1t is deal, wept, buried; how can it return,
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1863-11-26
u. WM.. J., PA r s MS,
Attorney and Counsellor At Law, md
Ltcense1 Claim and Patent Agent,
ST. CLOUD, 5: MINI.

TWILL prosecute; through my correspon-
dents at Washington, any and all claims
against the United States: procure Patents,
and prepare and collect Widows Father 8
or Mothers claims for Bounty Money and
arrears Of Soldiers Pay, Invalid and Wid-
ows' Pensions, &c., SC.
N. B.-A Fee Bill has been enacted by
Congress prescribing the fees to tie charged
in each case Of application for Bounty
Money and arrareages Of Pay, Invalid and
Wido12 PehSions, &C., SC. :. =
My Washington Correspondent is VIM.
Van Marter, Esq. '''-T 49, ''
D6r1A full supply of all necessary
blanks and forms enables me to attend to
applications without delay.
WM. J. PARSONS.
st. Cloud, May 9th, 1863. v5n42-ti
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1863-11-26
JOSH BILLINGS TO CORRESlON
DENTS, -;

Frcd.-Yu aint obliged tu ask gsls
mother if yu ma 60 home with her.
from p1ftee git the gals endorse
t1eht, and sale in it IL proper cnuff tea
ask her tu take your arm, but yu hsint
got no rite tu put yure arm around her
Waste, unless yu meet bear on. the,5
rode, and then yu are bound to take
yurc arm. away, just as soon as tho
bear gifts safely by.
Whip -Yu are rite; mules live TOD
a long age I'VE knows them myself
tn live one hundred year, and not half.
til. ,Yu are rite also, aboutthe being
sure footed I'VE known them tu kick.
a man twise in sckund, ten feet oph.
Gertrude. ~ Yure inquiry stumps mesa
The more i think on 1t, the more i Kant |!
tell AZ near az ikan rekolck now
think i don't kno. Much might be ceda
both ways, and neether wa 6e rites
Upon the whole / rather 'reton iswud, b
or wuddent, jist as i thorght best orr;
"tnerWise' "'!j /, @a:> :':.' ~ o! iss
=? RluturA.-Yu: are mistaken, theas'
Shakers don't marry: 1fyoung Shakers,
fall In lot tha are sot to wedding on:
ions, and that kures them forthwithly.
! kant tell yu now how much 1t does
kost tu jine the Shakers, but i beleave;;;;
that ,expenze used tn be, inkludings,
having yure hair cut and 1arnihg how I
III f1aI1se ahnuf $i15:li .:Gif9fFlss=stNs4 I'D
~ Sportsnsonn.-a Y ure inquiry i nd edll y
zacklyrin my line, but haste. 20 esale
as tollcrs, te ,wit,: The rite lenghi e,
cqt off a dogs tale has never III Issas
fully discovered, but is :undonbtedlyA
somewhere bak ov shiz ears, prioy oyiided
yu git the dogs consent. 8 N. RIt|
aint absolutely: assessaxy 's "a ) che dog eon
sent shall be in, Fiteing ;. ~ 5.S-4ls
'Kate.--7 tkihk Lofd Birorn \ NJ thes|
author Of tie lirds Pii' spcie ov;;s 81.
eieketa HIM ort'twas Cspssins Kidd g
or to'her. Biroa was dredfal lii 81 Y
/ at l't !ritsing, poettk so Mas I.
ION xast tks lbsts 81 I'd u
. 80 T si = 8 ZIsI 5
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1863-11-26
l. a. nd Warrants

La nd W.0r1.a ia ts
For sale at a small advance On New York
prices.
Contested Pre- emption cases prosecuted
before the Local and General Land Offices
Attention paid to
the PAYMENT OF TAXES
In Benton, Sherburne, Morrison and
Stearns counties.
Town lots for sale in St. Cloud.
r v6nlS-tf L. A. EVANS.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1863-11-26
DEALER IN REAL ESTATE,

Collections and Remittances promptly
made.
Taxes paid for Non-residents.
Office on Washington avenue, one doc,
south of the Central House. v6n18-tf
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1863-11-26
the DEMOCRAT
Is published at St. Cloud, Stearns County.
Minnesota, every Thursday afternoon.
OFRlcI-CORNER THIRD AVENUE AND WASHINGTON
STREET.
v. = MlfCIILL, Editor / Proprietor.
TERMS
TWO DOLLARS YEAR, IN ADVANCE.
RATES OF ADvERTIsING,

RATES OF ADVERTISING.
One column, ono year, SIS 90
One-half column, enc year, 40 90
One.fourth column, one year, 25 90
One column, six months, 45 90
One-haH column, six months, 80 90
One-fourth column, six months, l8 90
One square, one year, 500
One square, six months, 800
Business cards, five lines or less, SIS per
annu:n; six lines, Sc; eight lines, s..
Legal advertisements at statute rates.
lTen lines Of this sized type constitute
square, and cards will be charged proper
tionate to the space they occupy in BREWER
solid.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1863-11-26
II. G WAIT,

H. G WAIT,
B A N TX f II,
AND LICENSED DEALER IN
Exchange, Land Warrants, Scrip,
County, Town, and state Orders.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1863-11-26

Real Estate Agency,
ST. CLOUD MINNESOTA.
INTENSIVE Explorations Of Land in
IL this District subject to private entry,
and long experience in Land Office business,
give the undersigned peculiar advantages
in the
Selection of Land,
And location Of Land Warrants.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1863-11-26
j O B " O II TX

OF all kinds executed with neatness and
dispatch, and at reasonable rates.
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ARRIVAL or TIE gaKSa.
THREE DAYS LATER NEWS fN0N EUROPE
President Lincoln's Emancipation Policy
Endorsed in Liverpool.
VIOLENT STORM ON TIE ENGLISH COAST
COTTON AND BREADSTVrFS QUILL,
As., &C., a.

Tho Bremen steamship Hama, Captain Won ssnteo
from Bremen thu 18th and Southampton tho .ea ,f
January at four O'Clock H. arrived At tins port this
morning 5ho has experienced very heavy westerly
gales tho onsre passage lost all tho quarter boats aud
nearly all the sails had wheelhouss stove n andls baiy
damaged about the deck
The Europa arrived out on January II, Al, 3:s5rM
Tbs W. Mitchell, from wampoa, arrived In tho Downs
repors having been boarded LIST Of January In is,
tude IS 80 north, longitude 80 ~ wost BY todsra var
vessel in search Of tho Alabama
Liverpool Holy head. Shields, Dover, Chatham. Ports
mouth, Southampton and London wero visited with
violent gale on ths 18th and leth. Much damage has
been done 70 shipping.
Mr. Richard Green. the eminent shipowasr Ana shp.
builder. OF London, diod on Saturday.
The london 7fm0 says
II Is announced that submarine cable, laid By Msssrs
Glass. Elliot Co. between tho port o. Cagsari the
island of Sardinia and rapan 10 Soiy length u two
hundred miles, has boon successful
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THIRTY-sEvENT CONGRESS.
SECOND SESSION.


senate
WASHINGTON. Fob. 7, 1868.
moRxarxp ArraorNAuos LAND OFFICES IN kAxss
communication was received from the Secretary Of
sho Interior, asking for an Increased appropriation Of
SIS 900 for land Offices IN Kansas.
Mr.. LANE, (rep) OF Kansas presented memorial from
the legislature Of that ktae for an appropriation FOR
rScRsAsisG THn xyucrxycr or rn conmuARv pxPARy.
nnY
Tho House bill promote the sacisscy Of the Comuis
'sary Department was taken up and psssed.
TIM DRAr o. NANDAan wAap.
message from the President was received In answer
70 .he on o. ms senate s,snsmistins as.rassn
lstiDg 10 the death of General Ward.
:, I,n AD1rs'os o. COLOMBO lsrc m. unos.
W Cornell ewe,t for tbs sdmisOa O Colorado Into me
MEMORIAL uExc LEGAL nEDn sorn m rArxnn o.
Mr.. Hsssr, (rsp) ofN Y, presented menoriai from
legal tender notes may BE- used for paying customs
rns RAILROAD sxTwsES wAnusGToS AND NEW roRx.
Mr. cosAs introduced bill for the construction q
military aud postal railroad from washnssoa 70 New
York. Referred.
Mr. sruSrR, (rsp) OF Mass, offered the follow ing
Resolved That the Committee the Conduc. Of the War
% directed inquire into the condition Of he Army Of the
arc necessary in order 2 promote =. sssncy y.
secure tom n an 's an and sodeis dsoon
Che declared policy the with power send
KMAxCIFAuox MneOtR
ne oii Tor emancipation IN Missouri was taksn up.
Mr. WILSON, lUticn) Of No., moved 10 strike out
the appropriatips.
Rejectei-yeAs 2, nays "a
hr. NiLsls. OF Mo-, offered amendment, extending
the time Of the emancipation for three ycarv
Ar tARiiLEs tUbion) Of Va. hoped the am cndment
would prevails that the People Of that state m sb have
time 70 exercise civil rights thoes portions thew
free guerilias snd rebsis IL WIS found imra.
sbie 10 exercise suffrage He alluded 70 General Mcneil
exrcutioa " guerilas
SIR nFyuKTsoS, (union) of No ssid h had h.sp told
~ Genera Mcneil that the guarlas no executed vere
payolca prisoners with their hands and v.,a
therefore liable 70 be shot "
Nr thought .ns facts the case would be beus
0c. H. lie counlry But he anxious that NH vote
m "a bc had this question and time allowed To-
iihan weiye months Such bad been the military terroy
that IN Virginia not ~ three voted nm IN
bqnndaty bin proposing division Of the State.
Mr. WILEY, (Uniou) ~ Va replied that By mIlltarv
influence thousands hid voted ana he doubted there
thcntcated Instance where man depriye cd
Of SUI age Ills colleague did injustice TO the Missouri
bill by such a statement
Mr.. asked his colleague he did not know that
forty hyc thoussni votes poled In the Presidential
election and bot nineteen thousand VI the state election
Ar. WILEY sad that at the latter etctl North western
vryinia had some eight twelve thousand soldiers In
itbt ied VINO oil vote, counties also did not
yts Deezusc the rebel wliers held them Eut nlns,e-n
Ahccssn, brave and unadulteraisl Union did vote
Mr.. town.. too2.) u NJ, conseaded that tho last
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House OF Representative.
wy WV vorx srD rtiJSon ssur Canal rnI.

TUE srw vorx ILLINOIS sur CANAL rni-
The House resumed the consideration Of The Illinois and
New York sh 10 Canal bill
Mr.. Kn1oo0, (rep 81 ~ erpressco ths opinion that
further discussion would not change vote this bill
EevertheIcs owing 10 what bad been sad against The
measure proceeded TO show that ~ early ~ 1877 the
quczii.n was seatcd Of connecting the waters of THE
Gulf OF g. Lawrence with those vhch los uto ihe Gulf
of Mexico IN order 10 afford great free highway 70 com
for the benefit tho country AT iass Referring
10 the roror ~ the Committee on Naval Aars he said
the author OF ~ (sir. A. Conkngl. no one w'cd SIP
pose, had lived na u ri rad whh Lad during tho
last ycar made ave millions capital stick n TINT On
mions judging from that secliemana opO~ ttn " tins
bill But urea wouid after. N fufhef adgocATy
% the msasne. ne said the government askoi only
70 lend It's cretil and lhe tia u Ito Illinois AID Mach
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fnsros Ian Is-KvssinS
mo gnsfsh funds have b~~n inactive 81 the Nat prss4
of Saturday but ~nbout sny sftssooa symrsosns =
vsaxbcss Csusos are quoted IL S7ts o1k for mosey,
ard S2t. 81. for 9th o. yeleuay Tb~ss tail
av,rars demand for dnoognt al the Dana day 10 the
cent
sbca, $50 900 was taksa FROM the bsss v ssy sov
the cgrtlnen, ard fi0.O for Aisxssaris
Ne~ York CENTRAL shares sdvsncst fsis pad ~
shares ard Illinois Csousi ordinary Shares sach VIZ
ginis flves AMI ssxes cetiinss eacb, snd Untsd
slstss -
Tns Rnsnb funds have been steady Al On sfvsocs ~
sehib ton.ois left % al Nh Tor money. sDi
PAX v for fesrusry o. Thsrs vss sgain fs demand
~ Discount ths BANK 10 day hut 10 t.s general
kei ~ well the rtook kxehsngs the supply -
fpor~y ss~msd rather - have lneres.sd
me Yrooeb mooty mail 70 tbs yass, vhieh ssn~i -
Tuesday, fos NAfssss, tsk cut f3tD 900 " xpcse ~
b~gi~vsi thai the requirement. ths respect for ne
cue.
Yrcoet Rsut~x nat are qcossa ear 90
yifxisla sires recovered "
LIVERPOOL COTTON wAtr- a..
1ss dcv,a,l Tor ce,ioo bas be~a vst limited. al ths
sales fof tire tsys a. not stts-i 90 pss fyS"1
Speculation ssd foe enp~t rrios~ H'A~rss
LIVERPOOL ooss sAarrr -.
v,.., r,,s, n. a,osS1 a. IA - o-pisi ~ lA.4s
yy,1sy y,oar agf 81 o. paf 80 isser, IeSssS ctFn
oe.Ysd spsrlogiy, sss f,irs mirss sdysa'~f 10 per
a,srsw
ps..~oss,. by ,is Names.
cTussssk-. 81 ed - DRsaa. = tars "
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Prises Cashcd Ina all LrEnIised Lotteries
Information siver, JOSEPH BATES, Broker
No III Wall street, room No. l. New Yort
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Mnfson MniIlurd,
6r broadway CeicbrAted Chocolate for family use
Sc 70 40. per ID.
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0niciai Drawings or tho Library Asso-
citation oompsny,s Lottery. OF Kentucky
GLASS 6.-Frbrusfy =, 1863
81. 9. %. IT. 10. =. So. ~, rs, 81, 90. 10 l.
GLASS 6S-FebruAry Z, 1898
81, 70. 81, CO, GO, ~, II. 40, 10. ., 2l. -.
For CtrrulSrs Ac.. address
FRANCE ELLIS co. coytnx,oa Kr
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Mofisser LADY, and oadh soh sy,r q Phactoy6us
n - rtin. A. haAg. n Fahr. N ,lnow kl,xs~
bclh knah Y BERNARD. q Ha.,Srr u III f,io~er
g teslsNHp CalhueYcr. srs, Baekles sad ADV ~
hfsllr ard .iy ~ fif and lad. -. 49, -
tha. u Myct and lady. He.ser .ad ialT y S,siiy
t 49, ani lady q N.lc sud fst iurkgr n.ln..
= Won knspiiski aiuoben. achIldi % +, Baossr
gtufEs Srhtadt. r. WhefmsaaJ er. Bert,a az 80.
y saekpw snd lady, OucnheiiaeF. Tripp. 6n.h.r IA
Mebiuns n how dtrh VI otnau.ua, Adele A.r ~.
low nsberty rrrg-. IeCaas. Jacob sh ie,ass Is,.is
GansioI. Eliae.
oftctsi Drawings OF Murray, Eddy q
'"'s hentueky and Missouri Stat Ip,t-rle.
a., ,hshrNesr ERrRA CLaNs 65-Fubruary y 1888
-, bt, n, 80. 81. ~, 81, 70. "a. *, y 49, 50
I. hssIyoHr CLAss 6S-februsry 7. 1919
~, -, -, -. -, 81, 80. -, III. u, o. T.
o"uass scot trre OF charge by aidr- ng either 70
MURRAY EDDY 40.
Noysustan, Ky, o. 81 LouE Ne
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Doctor Runser's~Disfoyery Cures the
vcry worss forms u Sofuis obsnrss E.pu0ns o. tbs
ssin ana old Ucers No DlSsan street, Nee rofk eisJ
snc- fau
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Ladies'. Try Latrd's Bioou or Youthi
- e0nviuosi ~ s value Tor p7rsfyng ard eAp ng ia~
oompierion aud ssr. Al a. gdsts sol ~ BfosdENy
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SEQ Foote's Patent Umbrella Loo
stand WHEELER 70 SONS. sos Broadway n Y.
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One dozen Carries dc yisisr. 81 Bowie
nettes OF uncqus-d style at sTACYs uaory sDl Drosl
way. between ADity aud Fourta streets =
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Eight Cartes dc vistto Tor 81 or I'm.
equAed style aud hnish at TAIr8, Coranit saA
Green wlch strrets.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-02-08

Trusses.-msrsh g. Go.-Hadicni Cure
eonnrtioo With any other oree u she namr isdy
atendant
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Crystal Med alton Patntings-In OH, %
CANVASS and put up In the beautiful slyie. rrns
from - TO SIS 1t LkvIsoh's, 02s Broadway
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wigs, Toupses. Hair Dye, Hair DysIng
and skoiaavis Cream, for beaatifynx the hsif. W
bATCnkL1Hs. 10 Bond street
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Defiance Fire and Burglar Proof SAFES
Also SdeboAd and Paror Safes plate 40 .. Ne
r. PArRIOW
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Ksadairs Amboiina for shs Hair.

Cystai Medallion, with . Fine Cola
Elt frame elegantly painted in oil Price iron
~ 10 eiA go Broadway.
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A lsssram from r~usesk a Jasassy ir,b, Gays -
(" Tie Duke Coburg has arrived hs~s end sightsd Il
the Kings palace"
The ofbcil prcs1co journal publishes letter fross
privsA cosrsspondeat announcing thai ths Duke u Co
burg hAs not YEA gussd n tess u Grseos. asd tsA.
should be accept u, PrinB AnfsA woald n0 Immediately
suoossd him 90 tbs throns ~ coeyrs.
Council ~ Rss~noy void t~ov SooAie simissiS
the xovMnmsns In the name q The Dvks.
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A ds,palch from Vienna % yassAry ~, sAyss -rss
grams received here announce tAs death v sad rssha
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Cri.,saora'. ffsIr Dye, pr,ssrvssivs asa
ft~fos whosem.i. sos rrtsfl Ne tsto~ HguSs rA~
D.s sgps. - ssbal ssuss
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A tsis4ram from BsriIn, u January ~. sAys In
privats meetings held N day ITO liberal scctisos u
the Chambsv " Deputies resolved that ddrsns shosA
BE- seal 70 tbs King In reply 70 The sossoh iron The
throne 80.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-02-08
THE WAR In AMERICA.

An important conferonno vas held al ths clarsnd n
Hotel. Liverpool Saturday. ita object take
steps elicng tho opinions OF the people that
Mr.. J. Cropper presided resciutiox was
moved 10 the effect that tho emancipation
policy Of tho federal governmout entitled 70 tho gen
sympathy and support 81 sres EnglIshmeu, and
that committee should be 70 med bring tho subject
before the people OF Liverpool rhs resolution sup
ported BY Mr.. Robertson Gladstone Mr. O. WILSON and
other influential mon. II opposed by Mr.. Spence.
who has constituted himself the special champion
OF the South. He sought 70 resasctste tho argument
that slavery could DO supported Scrptura grounds,
but tho meeting refused 70 hear him Eventually the
resolution carried BY large majority aud . com.
mittee appointed.
Tho London Tima Of the nth, ssys -
according 70 she letters from New York 70 day the
peace must DO found In the exhaustion Of both bsgo
ronts result 70 which the recent battles u Aurfrsssboru
and vicksburg must have greatly tended conviction
Expressed that the federal govornmsnl could not
| raise Q now army Of ono hundred thousand mon
| either BY bounty oonscrlptioa, or any other
| means. Prudent merchants are contracting their
| operations - much a. possible. every busipSss
| Transaction being necessarily Of tho most gam.
| bling character, owing 70 the hourly fluctuations
the currency and Tho prospect that before long those
fluctuations will become douby severe. Although Il u
pr0t''sod that q. .9;srHs n r: RysS &c! Il I,
c2pingqsy I'd 10 gold there lbbxNhily iSw
experienced By whom the idea entertained that
any payment will again BE- made In thai form"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-02-08

Grover d Bakers Celebrated PrsmAua
Sewing hschines ohncc loa1Drsadvsy. n Z.
Merchant Tail0rs.-1 will pay fair
pros for quantity OF good Coshas Address Cosssv.
u Us nitro street.