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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-11-03
TAKEN UP-CoLT!

Nv the subscriber residing IN the town Of Little
Grant west of Barbers Mill. lands owned by him,
on the 28th Of OCTOBER 1863 three year old very
dark bay horse colt, middling The owner Is re-
quested to prove property, &c. OSCAR BlDWELL.
Nov. /. 1863 IL
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-11-03
G. w. RYLAND, p. NJ.

AN ExHIBITroN.-The Goldthorpe Broth
ers are exhibiting through the country the
Stereopticon vieaus, said by those who have
seen them to be novel and well worth see
ing. War scenes and events ip American
History are chief topics, Of which an infn-
lite variety are shown. The pictures are
thrown upon screen from double came
"a, formerly but single camera was
used in casting what. were known as
''dissolving views They are now trans
formed by double apparatus, called the
Stereopticon. The exhibition is worthy
the patronage of teachers and parents for
the benefit of Schools. They are to ex-
hibit next at Beetown and other places in
the west part of this county.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-11-03
Gsg- Annual Report Of the Treasurer Of

Eg Annual Report Of the Treasurer Of
the Grant County Agricultural Society.
(which Society was organized at Beetown
on the 18th day of November, 1869
showing the total receips of the Fair held
at Lancaster on the oath and 25th days Of
September, 1868; the total amount of ex-
penditures and the amount now on hand.
john JAY BARRIER,
Treasurer Grant County Agric'l Society.
DEBTOR.
Sept. %. To amount received f1r
Membership 1921 90
Sept. 25. To amount received at
Cate 40 10
Sept. % To amount received
from State of Wisconsin loo 90
Sept. 25. To amount received
from late Treasurer 600 90
Sept. %. TO amount received
from other sources 112 so
Total 1922 90
CREDITOR
Sept. 25. BY cash paid premiums $4o7 90
Sept. 25. BY cash paid expenses
of Fair loo ID
Sept. 25. By cash paid Secretary rs 90
Sept. Is. BY cash paid note held
by Elijah HARRISON, in
terest and all amounting
to 2l7 %
Sept. 25. By cash in hands Of
Treasurer to balance l67 OF
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-11-03

The Members thus far chosen TO the next
House Of Representatives are politically
classed as followed:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-08
DIED.

AYERYAt Bridgeport coun., on Tuesday, Jsn 1883 y
tie 9TH year Of her sgs Mrs Arelis A'e widow OF TN
lats John >. Avery. formerly Of Ibis city.
unsg eryes will be lelt al ldsepoTt s the residvneS
OF her ,onins Joseph w Ireland on THURSDAY morulnl
At 9clock which friends Of her Walter IT. avery
and Of the anly IN general respectfully invited 70 at
tend Carriages VIII De in waiting 81 the t'swiHaven De
e- arrival OF tae tfaia at p ~ on Iaa.s.y 70 ovIs .
,hoss 10 psIs, to a,enoe there 70 0feeh"'''
AIYCRp In wsrrcuhsn Bradford Co.. Pesn.. on Tues
day Dec lso2. OF malignant eysPess the Rev Aansor
Aivosa, aged 81 JearA
CAMP BELI--At Washington City, on Saturday, Jan
saer 4 shSrt illness. Force, H. Campbell, dsusu.er o
Archibald and Mary Il. Campbell in the sis year Of he
age.
wife OF ffancs A. CasileaT
Reav., iend vi,ed to attend her funeral at he
late rrsidsrc,, No. South Ninth street, NiaIshnrSn, OF
Friday. g.h ins, at2 o'clock p N.
CHApNTcR-At Rens.elaeryille, Albany Co.. N y Twelfth
month 3lsi 1872. Henry eldest son Of John end Ann
Chadwick, aged % yesTs
PnASOn WeiD esdsy Jan. EliE. TITUS laughter
Rob.i W. and Chhstisns Il. Chapman, aged year,
pa 1sg nG,.es .S vii be- e' oven Of the funeral.
FfAfE r-At New Rochelle. on Wednesday Jan. Ju's c.
laughter OF VIM J. and Julia C. Emmei in the 7h year Of
nor
NrWFLTln Brooslyp on Tuesday Jan 6, 1859. Francis
Irving Infant OF Edward and Mary T. Newell aged
Tia rsive. and blends Of the family respectfully Invited
astond the Fuueral on Thursday Jan All O'CLOCK IA
forn the residence Of hts parents No 2Jl Bergen street.
Albany papers please copy.
pec "a 1852 John w Ondsrdonk, OF Brooklyn, Ia H. Or
dsrv Sergeant Co. D. oth Regiment N v, IN the 10Th
YEA. d his age.
pFisFP-On Monday, Jan s. Catherine Reimer, wife Of
G,orgr Reime- In tire saith year Of her aee. .
The and friends 81 she family nyod to attend hei
Gnera, fom her late readsuce. NO. II Allen street. on
Thursday, at 2 o'clock o. III
SPRIGOn Monday Jan. 5, 1859, Gardiner, only child o
Mary IL and Gadiner Spring jr aged years and months
To- 'ives nnd eads OF tne .smy are invited 70 a.ena
hi. ner the residence Of his parents NO 10 os'
Tg.ntv hrt street Thursday Jan. 3, at ococA M
without further inytsaon.
TALiAADGF-0n Wsdnesday morning JAM y Benjamin
Tie RELATIVES snd friends offre family pecnly invited
A. attend his fnuera from the residence 81 bio broshern'
,z drew e. Norwood No 100 West Fourteenth street.
on sunday At O'Clock p H. without 'urhfr nStaIson.
Waterloo Thursday. Dec. 20. 1902 Frank Trask
yet.lol.e ouly 9hid Of tho late John NJ. Wsterhouse.
enl stcpson OF the Rev. w s. B.lch, in the i3th year OF
las
His r,ri.us were iussrrcd in Creenw God CenoteFy
fOUNC--Ou Wednesday Jan :, Charlie Place second 500
OF Joau j. aud May Il Young. aged ZJess' eleven sna
hsli nionths
Notice VI funeral tomorrow.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-08

fa.n Moran u reported az having been killed
sfand.y 10 tho contest going On at yicklbug BE
old AID We .he5 sodier Ho gen' Two year. a. Nss rem
from JuDe lg4 20 June 1853, haSins been admitted ho
yenusyiyans BE became Colonel Of the q Regiment Oni'
voluuee. twelve months gnsn on the 2zd June lS'
at the head Of which ne marched 10 the b,ieheia ID 'n'
M.Yrsn War lie wa ,ubfeqnently breyeted DnssleI'
,n,sl for gasn. md ueorous conduct IT Couefa' a4d
Churubuseo the latter Of which battles he o' se'''o
wounded The duty ssgned BIZ regimen wa th't -
conyoyirr provision tfsns from ClmSgo On tue V ''a'
20 Monterey Information reached hi" Inst Gen ss'i
Anna was muching Gen. Tgyior with an Overwhelming
f,. and had sent Cen Urea around with 1000 cavalry to
Of hi. supplies aud Intercept his rttset Morgan We Ns
.,,vo win only battalion OF about 300 men, aid hha "
a.cids medsely whether to attempt TO reach ne HVt ~
An. r,sr or Monterey more than s<y mics IL 'e ' "
aseided 10 attempt the latter lie then gaheieo 81 H' ~
and Wagons except one into the middle Oh ITO ' ''
,,..a Them. and thea formed bis men in'o Do'0"
.os.rs with the wagon in the middle, ana 'hee-
. 81 ,s,,lo., retreat forward Soon Urea ana MS
s ,,p,p .,pesrsa enc formed in the first open spsoe'
~ charge threatening 20 ride down the H''ie DaNu q
h,,.u,n, bayonets. Bat tiey rode ionoh"y lp o'''
90 brssl and scs,.er before reaching TIE Iocf o.
dstfuetloa Again and again they formed a. o''S COVE
nlsnt place only to 30 thfopeh "tA INC 'a'"' ~"'0
New, eoad Urea with all his efforts get HE mo" ~ % me
-, ~. b.,o,e, or ofen within convenient reach o. coid
,,a wbs onward went the rtsolne three bunorn never
,s.lins except for few moments al tiAe al tn'' s
and With their arms In their lands during Tie "hoe io'
march In the time, Gen. ltyof htS "sl'''p' "
and fsss bach with portion Of his army to Monterey
g,sm that place be sont out sewers, niles Two hrd pscs
bcb drove on Urea and snsOlod morgsns men to relax
M. bu, when he ended this march many Of them wore
more nearly dead than alive lie had however
N. object with the loss Of only ose sH wounded aud lie on
.hs LOO Of the wagon BY acquainted with s thH o
aun.,soees IL was considered one oil The most 'eh'AA
f..t. oftbs Mexican wal
will 10 r.mepbersd slso that at tho time the Rebels IN
,s,d Keriueky about the beginning OF October last hsn
ro.,,,s was thrssened lao made one 1.-THE most successful
o,smsps Of the present Ia his retreat from o9NDs'
land Dap. -, ,,,.,.,u.u /,
During the battle which hs o,t his he ct Ve.sous h
ropresened having displayed the most temaiA'e t'
3sntry and dsrns inspiring his troops wan his
vslor and leading shea 90 una'' Tue '''''"'"''"
the sBsny.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-08
THlseIiOOd NafIed,
An Extraordinary

MUNCHaUsES EoA el
startling niece OF intelligence has BE- ''' Pooi'e Dur
the last week In which we have been leo suppose stss
bs prates Of the Rebel ship No. asD overcome
With rsnorse and reckless Of resu has seized twevs cases
r. and had resolved end bis in their eonsuinP
o, Facts tina. Investigation have brought to light prove
that Tue pobshed letter OF the pirate Raphael serne'
roey tina. the house who preend' to have received 4s
pone Of ,Ner Bi.ts on board Of the Ariel wbtn sne was
seized b Is fair suppoSiion that there 10 no such h
existence IN Panama as that Of COrdovs Son to WI I'm
is asserted ~s bI.tcs were shipped and ths tbs ~ass
remarkable tssary action IL foil Of s1'sgers"o"'' '
and uuba,cd sssunptioas Road toe following core
spo adeos. aud bs convinced,
INFORMATION SOUGHT.
Mr. JANIS NJ CRoss
No S BswIINes aERs,
OYyIcE OF TEE ATLANTIC AND PACIFIC MAIL D. .. ssh)
DEAR SIR: beg leave to call ys1r attention TO N adssr
sement publi,s in The Nep Y Herald Of todsy reis-
tive seizure # Bies consigneato r. Cordoys Son OF
Panama bosr6 II the steamship Ariel by TIE Confsderss
Phyateer Alsbsme sesirous Of knowing whe,hsfo or
not there such shipment beard OF your vessel aud
VIII ..her il really seized rspretea.sd As regu'
lar shipper Of large quantities q goods By your iae ss
deeply interested Knowing whssr my sOods will sach
risks. have now hand ssvers packsyn to ship aud
await your answer to guido me in ny future scsisa
Respectfully yours,
D. \ MARVIN.
Ne 20 csd.rs-
NKw.yoRK, Jan. .. 1863.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-08
Ills OPERATIONS IN East TEYiESSEE.
T"O Important Bridges Destroyed
80 Rebels Killed, Wounded, and Captured
a Large Amount of Stores Seized
OUR LOSS ONLY TEN MEN.

CIScrysATr "wednesday, Jan. Z, 1869.
Gen. Carter's expedition reached Manchester,
Ky, yesterday, on its return from East Tennessee.
II left London KY, Oh the 2lst nit. II coTpriaed
900 cavalry. The results of this expedition are
The destruction of two important bridges; the kill
ing, wornding, and capturing of $50 Rebels; the
taking OF 700 stand Of arrns, and large amount Of
flour, salt, and other Rebel stores. A locomotive
ard two cars were also destroyed. brisk skrmist
took place q. the VYantuga Bridge, and another al
Jonesyle. This raid was one Of the most hazard
GUS Of the war, and attended with great haris hips
and prvatons We lost but ten men.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-08
LADIES or DELEGATE CONSTITUTION and I'm.

certain health srenuSasJ advised TO throw aide the
psureorq aud us.sss pre-, ~aons with which they are
accustomed drug theseveH and test the hygea. body
endind s,rengh vrur Of tosrsTrERs CELEBRATRD
STOMACH BITTgRs In ell the Complaints and disabilities
arising sexual they will mud this cheering
froshiug uyigaing preparation OF eNa9Tdinsry effcasy
regulating properties wonderful snd as remedy for
the laDg1or nausea tenOrs eonyaon,. hyseTis, &c,
which oen accompany size development o. inhood
Il bas no eqosl either prescriptions OF the faculty
or advertised mod cnes Foo tAe many dsessag feelings
witch usher end often follow me period OF mssrnsy, si3
also tor the peIniu and daniIou. synpOns whneh sone
times accompany chsuge Of lne" HosTErrERs BITTzRs
earsy recommended No other restorative seems to
suit VII the constitutions aud the organization OF the
eber sex In all e,es of female debility, where there is
Of biss vital action tn BIrTsRs proeuce most i'm
potent changsreeyng local weakness aud reestsoishins
the general heath.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-08
FROM FORTRESS MONROE.
Safety of the Boat of tile Rhode Island.
Nothing Further Heard from the Remain
der Of the Monitors Crew
FoRTgK~ MoSRor, Tuesday, Jan. 6. 1863

FORTRkss MONROE Tuesday Jan. o. l05J
Via RlLrrnory, Jan. 7.
The Minnesota arrived here last evening at
O'Clock. The wrecking weasel Relief, Capt. Rock
well, arrived here this forenoon.
Capt, Rockwell reports that the boa, cent ont by
the Rhode leland to rescue the balance Of the crew
Of the Monitor was picked up on the 30 inst OF
IIatteras Shoals by a coas,ing schooner bound 10
Fcrpandina
The schooner got aground while picking up the
boat, and seven men belonging to the Rhode lsland
were taken of by Government tug-bos;, and
carried into Hatteras Inlet, all safe.
Capt. Rockwell reports that the Montauk passed
IIarterus Shoals on the morning Of tho Sd inst,
when the weather was fine and calm, but with
some sea running.
Nothing ha. been heard from the balaace of the
Monitors crew.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-08
INFORMATION FOUND.

INFORMATION FOUND.
No. 5 POwrIS igGRggS
OPpIcs OF TIE ATLAyvIrAsD PACfr,c ). g. fs5E \
ERv-YoRK, Jan. ,, 1881
Mr.. d. g. MARVIN No. 20 Cedsr-st. i.f -
DEAR SIR Yours Of to-day date s receiyed-caans ny
.,tentfon to en- advertisement Il The Eeu3ok H,cd
ave TO The seizure OF Bitters consigned to NJ Cordcys
Son Of Panama. on board the steamship Aa BY the Con
Tolerate privsteer Alabama.
presume you address tbs subject instead OF he
Agent Of the Lize Mr. d. b. Alien. FROM he fact that -
Puveyo Of the iae have made several purchases from yss
Of Hostetters Eitte for bar Of the steamer
There goods Of any kind beard Shs Ariel Dss
Q, consigned to NJ. Cordova Son, fsrams.
There in the bar Of tho ssver bo.t'ss e
Hostssrs B.sr snd Judging from the quantity ood they
svorits beverage among thoss who trayst through
ropic- climates The Ares cargo dsturbsd BY the
Conderaes with the exception Of Of boots
and shoes which minus only few pairs From these
fact, and the public judge whether the advesuens
referred 20 10 fabrication or not. 4,
Very respectfully.
JAMES NJ CHoSS-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-08

Feoa KY WEsr.--The United Sta,es sISam'
transpor- Ciy Of Bath, Capt. sncnv arrived al tns
port last evening from Key WeAt having iois 'A"'
nort nm the afternoon Of the ID inst making the run
in 4 days and - hours. She came out IN eo'np""!
with the steamer Mstanzas. She experienced hea'!
\. W. gales of Iattelss aul TO the nofln"HIu o.
Ina Cane. Lett in port. the S.eamcrs Empire CI'y'
Ksy West, Curew, End Georges Crock. N''oiIe
now a. KY West,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-08
BUSINESS Notlres.

BgowN's BRONCHIAL TRoCiiEs for Coughs,
Cold. and Irtstea Thros,s oerol with the fae' Goa
asenes in their efficacy They hAy, beer thoroughly tested
and maintain the good reputation .hey nave justly acquired
A. er, are limitations 10 - obtain the genuine.
ANKLETs-For Skating and general use ~ thIs
.e.,on Every ry shoud have pair. For sale at D. IAN
rRgLLs, No. 8l3 Broadway
No HOLIDAY GIFT compares with the ChA,e
MICROSCOPE Ia magrihs lOO tines 10 W ssnt And
ia,ruction 10 ycucg and old costs but 81 T"se
hi mounted ohieets u So Microscopes sent, TO-
~, = "a Win sir Objects 80 by HEskr Chhia no io'
centrS, W lOO SsyYorh LbeIsI ga a'1 FOWL %e
400 McF.r.nd e57 cor. 29dst. Low, W. --
Rr.IrrIFuI.I dFE-LIKE PICTURES.
- n.r DOZEN; Duplicates. i | 20. Al
negative. as"f' ssaisi IHVl'' l'' oh''''~'' n
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-08
Il. THURSDAY JANUARY s. 1863

READER. you can nave az enduring AWAY,
rey and reliable GoLo PEN exncy adssd To- yorr hzhd
rpd s 70 OF writing which vii, do your within, vssychs,p
Ell than Pens lfyou want IT, call A. NoaroS No q
MAidepiAne " nclose circular
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-08
A.n Extraordinary Letter from Ca0saia Ser1S.ss
of iiIe Priralaar Alalaassa. -

E.n Extraordinary Letter from Ca0taia Ser1u,ss
of tine Privateer Alabama. IA
The psssensers boaTs the uniounsts Ariel unite b
teays to the great poIitensss shivarf snd ubay -
Captain emnes while his prisoners Of was bns the foAoss
ing letter which he dispatched to this cirs the mos,
mArksbe svesnce Of his versatility huInev aud pO.sssss
yet 2s5ished.
CONFEDERATE STgAxKR ALABAMA. Dec. 9, lSS2s
To MassRs ?. II. DRAKB Co.. New. York:
GEsrLEsEx. regret inform you that ths twelve
Plantation Bitte found board the As consigned -
COrdOvA Sen. Panama will not be Likely 70 reach tssf
destination, having been transferred to my vessel Hsvise
proca,ea while the Island Of Martinique IL bono
hcia effects n my hospital and In crrsg the scurvy.
such render It too desirable acquisition to pes,
psricvisryas evidently intended for the South e
IRE Plantation. Rest assured, is trust you VII net
fell TO rsish, srsh vessel likely my psih with the
Plantation Bittss and viii guarantee to plscs case n 10
hands Of President Davis before Tho ilh Of March.
Ilave the honor 10 remain, respectfully yours,
RAPHRAL SxrsRs
The rnssrsisnsd srs e1se.dingy Obliged to tho s.ss4
captain or such capital advertisement aud wiz sssa's hD
that should he happen visit Fort lafayette we VIII -
desvor -sciprocste his potensss with case Of T-l
*, warranted TO cure the s~nui.
The Above Is but sample of tho miscellaneous and wiSs.
spread anne Of the Plantation Be No article before svss
performed mary gave such perfect satisfaction.
They are Just Tue ts ol the weak oeDissboo ana Va~
wern ages and conditions Of e acting gentle sa,'
LIANT aud thorough tonic.
They purify. strengthen, and iryigosss
They create healthy appetite.
They are antGoie to change OF water and dsR.
They overcome effects OF dissipation and late hosus
They strengthen tho syt,en aud ensvcu the miqt
They prevent m asmAtio ard intermittent fevera %
They purify the breath and acidty Of the stomach A
They cure Dyspepsia and Constipation
They cure Disuhea, Cholera, and choers herbaA
They cure Liver Complaint sod Nervous Heaia che
Sod by all dealers everywhere
P H. DRAKE.1 CO..
No BOZ Broadway. Ne xYors.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-08
TAREIED.

NOIsE-cUNNINGs-At Trinity Chapel, Wsdnssday,
Jan = by the Rev Dr.. Higbee L-r,ue w Morse aud
Goa S. dru hser Of aoss CuInBingA oil Of this city,
WTSTCOTT-GOULD-At Scranton, Pa. on Sunday, Jan
4 ty the Rev. a. j. Hickok ID. d., ThoElss g. wescot 10
oe .ldest sLssE OF Isaac Could osg, al OF IreaIon
" J. No cardS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-08
GperlaI X otltes.

Arericna Institute. A Special messina of hi, iast
ute via st Toe rooms in tue eoopsE Union balsiHs
THIS (lharisYl EyESlNG. Jan. 9 at u o'clock
pS o'''' u THOMAS McELRtrH, Rec. ssc'y.
After the aament Informal meeting OF Insubes VIII
be- rpe,sa Nominating Committee to select ones
and Committees for the en'plns Sess.
Change Of Day and Nour.-Ths FARMERS CLOe
OF the ANGLICAN INSTITUTE viii meet ct the Rooms o.
the In.ntaT, Cooper Un,on Baeias, tHS
''''"''' '' ''' JGHN ". CHAMBERS, sscrei.ry
"The Warming aud Ventilation OF Bald,
ngs W Be- .e IqSr Fl s EVENING 9eG No. Is
Conner Institute paper decripng the system IS -ppiei
o tie les IN. Ia AID about " 'hinsion and now .aoPes
b. the Government for general use WIZ Ds p's'e"u ~
i'rW.sW LEEDS Meeting free to the public.
Reception 10 General BErier.Au sdeaned meet,
10 be gyeu 70 Gem EUfLfR VIII be held on Ttts Man,
AZ y q NJ in the Directors Room OF the new
In'"'aes Company no. " g. II. MARsHALL. Chairman
CHARMS ooulD, secretary.
g. Missionary ,lcetngt pa9 he ~ s1sss
~ C6a,ch ,coruer Market uud Hsn'y % On MOI h.
EVENING. tho Sth ia'' a nfLiErTs OF Erooslyn aud
pAxoN Of illinois tho Western Missionary
c.o,.. Ixtiture.-The Grs, OF Coarse ef three lee
Oo"Prr rRS viii De delivered on THURSDAY, jan 8,
,9ISs %l bT Dr. D. ]. MAoGON IN. Ihls highly enter
az has received the highest snco-
a9 hs British press and Of tho htsrau Of this city.
r ac p viii b. atea ny WORKS OF art and cabinet
,,,ie. and will embrace every topic relating to this
VI couury, which have been Carefully noted BY Dr.
mra tusiBg His residence OF twentyone yesrs IN the
"a. chiefly China aud JeUsn The Course III be contn
| aeI an Moudsys. Jan. IL aldl 1853
Tickets tho Course, VI sinss lectures 30 cents oi
Inv nearly all the book and music stores and AZ tho door
s. reserved TIL = O'Clock fer those holding sicsst'
10! the Coupe.
| By order OF Committee of ARRANGEMENTS.
! Early Closing Association "A Special Meeting o.
! the RETAIL DRY GOODS CLERKS EARLY CLOSING
ASSOCIATION will 30 held al Mozart Hall, No eis Broad
way, between 18th aad l2th-sss. on FRIDAY EVENING
Jan o. a. % O'Clock. full attendance is requested Ihs
respectfully invited TO attend and Join the
Association Special Committees hereby notified to To
p''' ~ $40" H. +. OsGoOD. sscreteTy.
u To have mt hand Remedy ioI Coughs, Colds, Sore
Tatoat Bropchiti' As,hns Creep Whoopins Ceash ahS
incisea louHp,ion. which, bs pleasant 10 the Taste
Immediate aud certain Ia its action, (, gle, desderfT
i DR. WI>rAWS CELEBRATED BALcAM OF WILD
CHERRf posssss,es thess Qualities In an eminent % 90
PrepAod by s. ". fONLE Co. Boston, aud sold ~ U5os
gus aud Aseas egesy"Dete'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-08

ANKLETS AND BiLMORALs.
Every LADY should be provided with lepresefyng
sy,ioes for outdoor skating. For sale At Bx8Ts
NO 8 Aston Place.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-08

.. - Missionary ,lceting ra0ne LA ~ s sJus.
a., ,ns,. Of the An. s unen WIN vo nV y,
gu r ,co,nsr Matkes uud Henry sts on TIT hSDAf
EyENYq R last. RfS S1str Of froosl lynn .Di
Sc,ts. ,e ~ pAy1S f illinois tho Western Missionary
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-08

TN DhlIA NEWS On THL cash OF illf' ALH-
BAuA.
rbs cgcare oil this vessel involves this country IN
cons oerab!e cuity. II ~ an sst"Dshei "oc, ms
of international law that All Inc lriLeS '"""' y, a
zeal Giis1 ont as Tie Alabama WHb, IA neutral
100, ar. ,let A; that II these captured tlips are
brought within The neutral JIrl'uetion, '"e! "ubtl
10 hs restored 10 the OrlSirhi O"hets ANU I'"' -
they cannot be restored, tlcIe Ia go0i BIouhe iof
claiming con pensGtiOu fg0a the neutral Governments
which has allowed 10 tcfniOiy TO DC useu ior WI"
ike ,url useg. Unfortunately Tor ~, these pIlncipcS
have been acted upon By me GoycrnMeht Oh 'n'
couutry IN tunes part, aud tho AmeilN'h ND'tiH-
Inent al me close OF last century, were cOfccu 10
accede 10 ihe validity VI tu'h c'Ein'9 "rc' i''ue
mon them by TIE British Government. AHcAdi u
anusaYs nOiic- has been g'tcu On Tie '1il u l1o
Imeric5u Government thai tuis claim VIII be made.
Whatever nav be tie result OF tie hprlcliion, u
cannot fail 10 cXcts much ili'icclng o" eiiher eae.
Nor viii j; De yrgy sdisiac.yiy 10 lie t~l ~" VI
tlis co.airg thai The pcactabie lealons t' w cen
Americ4 ava England have been enollsefel y inc
upiueDess or ignorance Of the Government 0ihceT''
IL ia not min ortaut 70 Obeerye tha Of late years
40 weasel has been allowed to leave any hruIiai
hArbor ia time Of var and to Prey up0- ,le com
merce of either belligeieut. During the CHAeaii
war. il was allcged tlat certain men-0i-Wur we're
built in American harhOrf. Tbs may OF DAY ho'
have been Tie case but certainly noue OF these VET
rola ever I'D Issue fion 6uch porte ana Durh or
0esl0y lhc ships Of England Or OF France Inc
Me s.. 4 of President Pierce ID 0lLc aplea'si 10 ."
tLis question, bui unfortunately II IS 100 oi'eh ms.
quoled. Fairly considered, ii states WIN accuracy
lhe law ald prlc.ice Oh the subject Afef declhI
ing " t't ID, Laws OF the Uni States 40 20. .ot
bid their citizens TO sell TO either OF the
pouer, articlts contraband vi war, or 10 tahe mu-
nitions OF war or soldiers on board the.r private
ships for transportation aud although m 50 doug
The individual citizen exposes lis properly OF pelso
TO some laz,rts Of wal, his acs do not move nn!
breach OF national ne1tal'y, hor Oh t11 u", or9
mnnc;ual law in AccosdancS' with .bo law OF IA,
lions. peremptoriy forbiis not oov tors's"''' DIV
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-08
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