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iQt)ita9o Gribn'tt.
THE TARIFF QUESTION,

we have on our table, Tor notice and
criticism, quarto volume Of about three
hundred and mty pages entitled "Ihe
"Iaflf question, considered IN regard to
inc fohcy oi England and inc interests
~ot the United states win ssans1'cal anu
'comparat1ye Tables ~ EhAsros u. DIG
Eho". We need say little OF inc volume
IN question, for whatever the nef1's ol the
Protective Doctrine TO me ADVOCACY OF
which the writer is eomm1fed, tie value
OF the Statistical anu comparatlse RABIES.
which co.er ia!l ''"o-tnleas o1 Inc ptoao
pages, VIII give II pace IN Inc no1ary o1
e'efy seuoent o. ron'i<10l ECONOMY anu
every cafelol etateaman. iney are very
Valuahle. We need say htue' because IN
spite OF the arguments Of the Free Traders,
the Tariff Question is settled, at least dur
ing the life time Of tiis generation. The
financial necessities Of the Government
, 1863-01-20

to vote for Cameron. Otherwise, having
majority Of the Senate, they would refuse to
60 into joint convention, and thus defeat the
election Of Democrat. Tho Cameronians
produced what was regarded proof that they
had @ Democratic vote signed, sealed, and
graceful affair wcrc cheated, as they deserved
to bo.
OPERATIONS OF TIE xAyY.
It Is not improbable that the next decisive
blow maybe struck by the navy. A blow not
less sudden md terrible than the capture Of
New Orleans. High hopes are entertained Of
the results Of u movement nov on loot, which
I believe will be fully realized.
The capture Of the Harriet Lane, By party
of Texas caralvy, has stung the navy to tho
quick, and both officers and sailors arc eager
to revenge the disaster. H.W
, 1863-01-20

= # Ex-Goreznor Morgan was tcnderoda: !:
publlc dinner, before leaving Albany, by como
forty Of the " frat citizens" Ho declined the
: compliment in graceful letter,
, 1863-01-20
w In his speech at Mobile, JEFF. Davis said
In his a1niablc way:


In his a1niable way:
"Bcttcr that our independence be achieved,
no matter By uhaf measures, than submit to the
domination Of the Yankees, who arc seeking
to enchain US In the same degrading seryitude
with themselves, ,ciM baboon for King"
We commend the two sentences we hare
ita'ieized In the above extract to the attention
Of Northern Copperhcads. jeff Davis goes
In for success, "no matter By what mcasures.' p
In regard to the second sentence, can any
man Imagine the howl Of virtuous indignation
that would hare issued from the throats of
The Copperhcads- American. and English
Ind President Lincoln, in speech or other
wise, applied the personal epithet to Jcfrtr-
son Davis which is found in that sentence.
Yct JEFF Darisis universally quoted as pure
specimen Of Southern chiyalry; and he Is.
, 1863-01-20

II Census superinteas.-.
been before the Judiciary Sa,,N,. Asanooy. nas
House, to answer the charge q o1ee h.s. y, 'ho
IN Communication with the leades&sath q u. 49, ~
bcllion, at1er the rebellion commencea; =. ~
, 1863-01-20

THE TARIFF Observation-Disclosures in regard
TO the policy Of England and the interests OF the
United EtateA, with statistical and comparative
tables: By EnAs7pa 3. BIoElow. Doston, Fit
tie, Brown d Co; Chicago, 8. c. Grfggs d Co.
Tic manufacturer, the intelligent merchant,
the politician and the statcsuan have reason
to thank the anthor for this exhaustive and
Invaluable work. Hc takes strong ground In
fAyor Of the Tariff, and whatever theories Of
political economy the reader may have
adopted, he will find himself instructed By
the work before us. The vast expenditures
Of the war hare settled tho policy Of the GOV
ernment in regard to tho tarif for a genera
tion at least. We must haye the highest
tariff possible consistent with the largest rev.
enue that can be derived from it.
In developing his subject, the experience
and the laws Of England, her practice, and
the opinions Of her leading thinkers and
statesmen, from the days Of Adam Smith, arc
all examined and carefully co1latcd. The
varied and elaborate statistical tables arc In
valuable to nll who desire u correct under
standing Of this most important subject. We
bespeak for the work careful reading and a
vide circulation.
Law OF tho Te,ritories.s &c. Philadelphia.
J. 2. Lipineott 3 c.; Chicago, s. C. Gfiggs
& Co., Nos. 80 and Il Lake street.
We by no means indorsc the conclusions Of
this book. Indeed We have not been able to
scan them closely; but that 1t is IN able, and
In many respects IN original exposition Of
the principles and powers Of the Constitution
ali will admit. The writer makes an clabo-
, 1863-01-20


The Movement tor a Change ofthe Cab
fnet-The appliances, chances, ncces-
sittes-Salvatton possible yct-Nurn-
side on the move-Cond1tlon OF His
Army-Thurlow Weed y Candidate
for the Scunte-The Porter Trial
Holt preparlnst the Opinion.
, 1863-01-20

II InR R1oHT MAN m TILE RIGHT PLAcE.--
of ft,saIhattan," ~ )" the New York correspondent
.rs 49, ts5snsnn I'D Herald tells his English read
~ - - Tenh. 3. E. Butler YVES ce-Prcsidcnt
49, ~ 80 oulseo etssea under President Pierce.
, 1863-01-20


Will you give me room to say word about
one feature in the great struggle for our na-
tfonal Life, which, think, has hardly been in
sisted on with sufficient emphasis, as it affects
the sort Of men all about us who reserve their
Good Eamaritanship for treason and traitors?
What those traitors said on the day when they
broke ont into revolt they say still. They
hare never 1fnched by SO 1uuchas one shadow
of any infection from their first demand
Whatever other charge we may bring against
the South we cannot say that she has acted
the lypocrite IN regard to what she meant to
do. She told us when she fired the first shot
that she meant to cleave this Union asunder-
to break. up, utterly and forever, this great
hope Of the world. She did not mean panto-
mime at all; she meant murdcr-shc means
murder to-day. So then, If we are to Judge
BY all that comes to us from the real heart Of
the South, every man that has been and is
now talking about d restoration Of the Union
by concession to the South, talks without au-
thority-and II he is not utterly d fool, with
ont hope-hope that he can do anything but
distract and divide the loyal elements In the
country. The South herself through her great
7n~1.-. r.. .r- A.. -,
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party represented by the satanic press in this
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, 1863-01-20

Illinois Deceased Soldiers.
sr. Louis, Jan. IL, 1861
Editors Chicago Tribuue:
Herewith hand you list Of Illinois SOL
diers who have died In hospitals in and about
St. Louis, from the 9TH to the 18th Of Janu-
arg, to wit:
Jan. 4..John R. Jackson, Co. c, seth, OF vanolo
confuue.
8..John Campbell, CO. e, 123d, OF .anolo
confune.
a. Geo. Henning, CO. T, c3d, Of consestiye In
tcrnlitton.
13-E}iaha Hatson, co. D, 5th III. cavalry, OF
chronic diarrhea.
Yours truly, m. PRESTON.
, 1863-01-20

~ It IL stated taat the Hon. Rohard
thee atan M1lneS, distinguished member OF
visit the - Parliament, intends shortly to
~ United Bsatre.
, 1863-01-20

In the meantime the troops were thrown
inland and proceeded to assault tho fort. One
division moved 60 as to come In tho rear Of
tho fort, but encountered bayou with q
sandy bottom that did not allow Of fording,
After yalnly attempting to Cross, they re-
tnrncd and made their march nearer the fort,
and thus escaped the bayou. Between this
q long double limo Of rife pits, protected By
heavy abattis. This rendered our prog.ess
slow, and tho attempt WAS tinnlly made to
pass around tho line of riacd pits, along q
narrow space between them and the bayou.
The enemy opposed this movement with 3
considerable 1o1co OF infantry, but our pre-
pondcrance Of numbers finally accomplished
, 1863-01-20

A4t 6LEuEE1e QtLh Etu money N0Q muscle 1E
Harrisburg, which resulted In the triumph Of
the latter aud the election Of Buckalew to the
q. 8. SENATE, has excited considerable merri-
ment In Washington, bit 1t Is surely greater
occasion for mourning among those who re-
gard purity Of elections as essentia1 to free
government. Il is generally conceded that
the friends Of BucEnlew were justified In
meeting Ca1ncron's dollars with dirks or
knives. : It is controversy In which no hon.
est man can possibly have any interest. But
Justice requires that it should be known why
Mr. Wilmot, o brayc aud true man, cut no
figure in the contest. Csmeron's friends in
'he caucus put this proposition to Mr. VIII
mots supporters: /" We can get votes enough
from the opposite party to elect 'opr man, If
We have tho entire Republican vote. II you
can get one Democratic vote wo will all 60 for
Mr. Wilmot. II not, We insist that you shall
NIL 70 for Mr. Cameron" Mr.. WIlmots friends
fankl{ admitted that they did not know Of 3
single Democrat in the Legislature who could
be induced to desert his oWn party, but they
required to be assured; beyond the pos
ihility Of doubt. that that ono could be found
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REAL ESTATE ron SALE.

VTALUAnLI &C P3RTY.-I Cffsr III sale my
Y 1AEn. called Lebanon " m the .. uaty II
Oaaflss City, lying on TIL Oh okahominy river. On
The said farm the1e - comfortable d yelling TO.
ge:hsr with ~ the cssesary cx. buildings This
farm b abous IS N les fftn The Il Of Richmond,
containing $50 sores On the tract there 10 some
very valuable Timber CO 7nstDe Of Oak and Cy-
prsas. ANY enc wishing 70 nurenase will please
make application to M " b p easanss, o. 18Th q,
who q sushorix ID 10 make sale cf . u farm H
10 ,ss. who Is now residing on the farm, viii take
psasuss In showing II to any one who may wish
" purchase.
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Of Mr. John n Fiourney, vs. Offer f,r sale his Iasm
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out for he balsxce # the year tbs handsoos SUBJ
urban RESIDENCE Of the kts xr John Dazrs.
cots. including t.s gafdsn and geov. Apply at
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SPLENDID SCENIC AND
AUTOAATIC SPECTACLES,
.Isteodu4ne ass In ,Afsd thosssn1 esyss, Me.
1eeeAee u 1nopo u America
The artist ha1 aos remained ssafo iasy and paint.
ID imaginary scsoes bat teavsllsd exsenslvsly In
ssss 81 sash oejsess ~ eould b ii hfully trans.
IN NEW ORLEANS
Hi oeIGiDal Dlonear nlushst"us ran foe
OvsR ONE HUEOA f } NIGHTS.
2ic ting shs warmsst and uno0aeht eusomiums Of
As city P.e:A sad pronounssd rus 70 nature "
PANORAMIC VIEWS,
Showing eiimpsss Of ssRastivs localities end
.esnss n md shout
me- xisis iepi River.
Dspa.twe Of ths WashlnRton Artillery,
VisWu Of Rural Louldana,
IT. Sugar Plantasioas,
storm n The swamp.
1renbllng RSakle,
xoONLyaBT vI1W or PASS xAMOHA0,
0slsssassd h, dividing lins Ct the Confederate
sad Ya"kss plskets
SOLDIE LIFE,
A. illustrated la the
The Battle.
GRAND PROTECTING DISPLAY!
LOADING AND FIRING
OF dstashmsnts Of artillery and infantry.
ALSO,
THE FOUNDED OFFICER AND HIS
FAITHFUL STEED!
THE NIGHT AFTER BATTLE.
VIEWS OF
HAMPTON ROADS.
NEWPORTNEW S,
MERRIMAC,
MONITOR,
CUMBERLAND,
CONGRESS,
THE FIGHT!
THE FLIGHT!
THE VICTORY!
THE TION!
TIA artist he's Introduced magnificent and " :.
trely original -. scene. % natural ~ to challenge
JA0Ks0N O1OssIHa fHE POIOxAOi
During which tbs auditor has before him faithful
VIEW OF THE POTOMAC,
PASSAGE OF THE ARMY,
ARTILLERY,
EXPLOITS OF THE ALABAMA
fxhibit,rg faithful model Of that celebrated
steamer sn I eesnss IN her wonderful hlstory.
THE STORM At SEA,
THE CHASE,
THE CAPTURE.
Thsss Panosfmsc Views and Automatic DIAN.
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IMMENSE AUDIENCES
NEW ORLEANS,
RICHMOND,
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PETERSBURG,
WILMINGTON,
ooAoADiA' AUGUSTA.
CHARLESTON.
MAGO DEL MACE,
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g3GistY, 81 cts pr @aIlpns.
Gnrtpiitln-9O cts pr SsbI.
Cd al;-T-I 1L2 G:t pr 4is.1i
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g,.tanaO County 2anOWirtDidaiIlider
SereH H..
Guiammluns am 6. Es.smtsr.

Guiammtuns am 6. Es.smtsc.
ca gmtitntsit Res S,t:etars murrs s. Sds-
-, ma 5ctrctdr pro temp. srnannt.
2sGitsltt:er wurrsm rit 5crrrn Ositr. 6olst
RI 2cai5 gGils 0uiqsnrmmsn.
Jamn;iEUnsr Sars tsri6tste, fos Ger aua1st.
s4pias sOn Stsinsn n. atstrdunt unr s.pRUSl
:m ri unN rap RE gfrRen gum orEsttn ltsiI
It iritn.
4.duunasn ron erttI. G'IpfRlorn I'm Gstraa
Ina sGG. mn 8lt9rI, uns son I>it. S0iaeI NIT
| {; s. WurfCH n%natnsmmen.
Fitlrdtn: Gum Ginaanb in Ben Stas rim
mjI Gtcg, Gu. p Gub trsjt, unit siusn tltil c.
I'm GN3an3 e~aasErr, m1tcn gu laItn, - rit
Gaf:utuns 6rn. Bnrs gu iibsrIafsn.
Ertla7tn: S6rsinsr Stmil icls 'ur So. 90
SO > eftu, a 7 tub unr 8 teidlasms 9iUl.n,
u Fu3 lang. tnnerbalb 8 5n3rn ~ItFisrn.
Vdtioisu: @rus gr7Orrerurs sur Qi"ierune
IN S elnmtn, - eircI S 3Sl lid ND 80 JuF
llnl mi cinsn Baum. tlrca l2 3sQ I'D une ca
81 6uj lag, iur = aulen in eas gu srri6ttne,
GtiaIt " ~trlnI;n.
Irli,snt bu1m1m tsritt'ts mob. laB Ter 81
!N.! EanAm'ht 'itnitI. Gerein rom Is. bis Is
Gcfm:u III 2itrn @usRsuuns tatt nnc rag ii
@tliter 0ttcttn isitn, O!R unr OsIn CUR Wu
Tt1agB II rrjnBtm. sIsr Il Ten Seu'tlir tinlr,
~>H. &ut m.i 6r. 6ulmanu ilsE prccutt
III m,rIi Oiitdlicpcr eU%tnetHrE unr at! Nu5ftl
ing tiH.tu.
G~"ntan}.
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.HagctlOn.

sm Wsntog rtn 81. Gessn,tsr mirr BIT
!lnttr,sihnttt ~iOlscnue artittl in itrtr 8rbnuni
rftntliA an rem @sjitittens:n rert,issrn, oils
e6reinsrr uH 3immsrmanns' Ntrttu8 IN
5rrE;r Nuswatl,1 l srubs S1ss gum Srttttr'
ihneiren, l goumiGs., zine Yartie Seils. Seisl
II. /. ~.
0erinsunstn: Sir Sumntn inter S. Eanr
UNI ut,r SIS is6s @trnat Gre!it ststn Rrte nj
gutter Sibsrbsit.
Gn8uF. Silent.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

+ Notice is hereby given that letters Of .1ii g.
UNDERSIGNED from the clsrk ostbe Gascor. IS saf&
ade County Court on the estate Of SAMUEL a,4
French, decd, bearing date July l5th,ls63. -
All persons indebted to- said estate, are
hereby required to make payment imme-
persons bayinr Gains aas;sst said ~ ea.a9s ssa
to present them. for allowance w;tb;n on. aJt
year from the date of said Letters, or they 1fma
may be precluded from any benefit Of said -2s
estate, and if such claims are MT presented 50 49,,
within three years from the date Of SAID $3.50 50
letters, thew viii he foreuer barred - .-en755
W McCTTNF --fF~
Jull9-6wJ Admins tr a:er.a -
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ADMINISTRATIONS NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given, that letters OF
administration nave been granted to the I'm
dersigned from the clerk of the G~asconade
County Court on the estate of AMAEIK MAT
THEI decd, bearing date October 10Th 1863
All persons indebted to said estate, are
hereby required to make payment immedi.
qtely to the undersigned administrator, and
all persons having claims against said estate
to present chem for allowance within one
year from the date of said letters, or they
II av be prccluded from any benefit of sale
estate, and ifsuch claims are not presented
within three years from the date Of sai(
letters, they vii! be forever barred.
F. TRAUTWEIN,
administrator
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furniture Nlanufaetory,
Nobel
pom He
Sbmbert S German,
6srmann, gtp.

Fl. l,nt,r;si6ntttu maiden sintm s.r.brli6tn
9utIitum BON Stnrt mn 9anp fis 9ln;riss, rae
lie zine Nt6ttlfatrit an Otiasm Ilase srri6tetpa<
ttn mn jrst in Stanr a.tt finn, oat SUrtm
MHt.lSals< getf.a.n, slide, S&rdnft, Sdrtifs
pult,, &rmn,rrrn SC. in qrIbertn S.uantitattn rrtr
tinStln ,u Ct. 9Uui5 Yrsiitn ;u litisul. gQt
Artsn Sstsaeuf 3ilAs ., finn h.ilnsis an 9nns.
f9st Ntnatme pom a-tb,rtn Guantiti ten fnsh
elm. thtiprtGsnee Yrtisfruisrrisuus ltatt,
Sam auf ute Eer@p IS in; ilrtIn Sht.rtle fn'
Rem, let uns pcrsiiprstsn, "a mir itnsn %tilisers
Yrsiie uur t,iItrs @aure vfrirsn %fUnnrn, oils ft
irg.nrmr anr,rs fnftn.
6. e6ut,rt.
s.. Ser mani.
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Sic Gleubem. BON Sitter busc. DsHtids
au;9att.
Strnpc's MSeltaeitbiebte. 3rdSssf'ste
SrtiS. -e
Sos 9ebett NappleUnS. 2 saRes nit
8upi,rn.
Gas SO M1bmm, icwie sir, Ssssu'
tsnte Auiasi prrSlsliGu Sa6.r lino |ofNtlt til'-
s,trrFsn.
Q .r Gsi&Gitsm III q inertia. -
2 SGnte.
oetmann's G.ftBtSUn MI ita. l Sant
6rof's Abtntbtutr unterltn Sntia a:
ntri. l 9anr.
sdrSotr's gu@ eer 9atur. / 8am.
Yapnt's ttsclesii6e @srte.-l 8ans.
@.i&t&ts rsr Stlauerei, orn Sapp.
9suis Dilp.
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7,e rio Burger ron G%iateOuare County
',:,-,ert fnr, tsinsm risntiitissr Nraer Be
guy, , III, VI scb!n unr ttE: jts's'n iaragl'n a:'
,r,ttn iOlt"n, ungsiaumt in pie atmse Su
VT.
~Nrtl9unS'
&m. GeffsItsit
Ssrisu.