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, 1863-10-10
AsPECUIAT10N PROPOSED
Letter from e. IL. auar to his Friend
FefuRudo Wood.

[From the N. T. Timee, Oct. 7th.1
The following letter has been handed to u
for publication. The W1itsr formerly lived /,
ning Of the rebellion. The original OF th'
letter Ia in our possession:
.MyDEAR SIR: Allow me to suggest for your con
eldeIaslon T. = place for most profitable adventure
MAGn III ntt!s diplomacy can tender peslecy saft
~ nhtain X n+,v5,soa .,.ho, t.,,+ ~ ,,,.4a,
so that It be rsitahie. t. nm ths ina ~ h,nttsds
with cargo Of staple articles frpma forsirn nofs
and 70 return with cargo OF Upland OF sea Isfaud
cotton.
s5 a ysssea Is saandg II a. lalss IN
thin toneIate s ai1 'gssea ,,w AUG
woSli be PERFECTLY safe. and would furnIsf her.
outward eazgo-mo1e than sufficient to psy for fhs
inward and send Sterling Exchange for your
, 1863-10-10

a AAENSA = E&A N10 NxRkVAl&& III 2AW4AUNs
The London correspondent Of the Mem York
Htrold, gives the following gossip from Eng.
land:
Davis hss recalled Mr Mason and sent Mrs,
,GreenhoW, with full credentials, to I'LL his
place AID aseiat slideD d Co., at the T1ulef-
les.
Exactly one hundred years ago-the "good
cd days when George the Third Was kIng''-
King Louis OF France had IN ambassador at
The Court of St. James In the person OF the
CheSalier D'Eon, who WIS reputed to be q
wemaH-a TEAL, genuine, feminine diplomat.
History and postrmosten examination dissi-
believed at the time, snd BY thoueauds to the
present hour. Still there have been female
diplomats, with and without credentials
Why not and we are now to witness the ad.
vent of another under peculiar and rather To-
Mattic circumstances.
ceise theslady, Lieutenant Maury being the
Chairman. Il Is undecided yet whether the
lady Is to scome ont'' first here or at Paris,
and much cogitatior Is being held on tic
welghty subject. I underetand poor Hiram
FulleE ut Paris. solicited the honor Of coming
over here AID Welcoming the lady; but slideli
appointed mother, Nj. Corby P.
Co1hyu n, Of Viginfa," as be likes to st3le him
eejf.
+ Mrs G. makes good use OF her opportu.
nltieF, she viii probably achieve ut1le tenn
poEary celebrity; but would advise her to
make hay. while the sun shines; for the crum-
bllrg walls ct Charleston, smoking amid The
ruins Of Greek fire, will make q Eole in her
prospects that will be widened by every breach
that IL made In Southern stronghold. Poor
Mot on's nose is ont Of joint, and petticoat
rules the roost where the ont At lbews, ont.
nifty. -
, 1863-10-10


a1N' 1osAn 9p.ron.s IT, 49, ~ ad.ns.as : = as
~ lats 1900. -, ~. .,, 1. ~ 80 80
~ ~. 4nee1n ~ .s .. 'ens4As ,'.a yu
S' ~. 's1sst'u s'oseAu VI a4esss
euuse1''' "no,1 ~ 14e1s ~ D-.s Deeu " Da's
eos.u W.. am 'eo1' au1
go O. VIZ Asss W, 1ss 1o y. ,s .es4u.a ~ un' oss
o4au' WV Aas 4u.ps4su eas an" po
11nny "nA HA us o'pa'seu eteA'' anu
oone 'ne ela.e anu oene.m Government.
ols'meu'sheo sefs1cc' The OCCASION Of
ms "11tang was the appearance OF MI. LIN"
CONS 1e1te1 10 Tie Illinois Union Conven-
ton. Hls views upon the subject Of slave
~ and negro emancipation, which are
: now agitating the country, and which hare
, 1863-10-10

The Illinois Two Per Cent. Claimy-
Letter from Hon. 1. N. Morris.
The Illinois State Journal publishes the fol-
loving letter from Hon. ]. N. Morris, on the
question Of TIE Illinois two per cent. claim:
QuNcT, Ill, Oct. 5, 1859.
Editors State Journal:
! arrive at home from Washington yester-
day morning, ena knowing the Interest felt
throughout the 8tatsin regard to my mission
there, l wish to aay through the medium Of
your paper, that as Eoon 81 1t Will be proper
to do 20, {and that, think, Wiu be before a
grtot while. I shall publish my second report
pe1tniniug TO my prosecution Of the claien Of
the State to the two per cent. fund due her
flum tie United States on the nat proceeds Of
the iands sold within her limits. In the mean
tine, Fill only say that partial and one
stded statement Of the Gaze, a. eoon as It Was
determined adversely to Illinois, found its
nay from the Interior Department into the pa
not think proper to correct. for the reason
that the REPRESENTATION could have no mate
rial bearing on the final result.
For months have been satisfied that the
State had nothing to expect from the Interior
Department but defeat, aud hence based my
action entirely upon the ground that If she
| obtained Justice It would be through the 1u-
| terpoeition Of the President, in seeing that
! the lawa we're executed. At the time the In.
J terior Department renaeredits opinion, there
| was bete 70 IT., in whiting, a1tateuent from the
President that he believed the law to be with
the State, but Eot 3 particle Of attention was
| paid to IT.. The President a1so expressed tbs
zane opinion to me in letter nnder date o.
! the oGrh Of August last. In all my intercourse
| with him be has treated me with kindness anG
| courtesy, and the State With entIra ffankness
/ and fairness. The case Is how pending beforf
1 fS4+17 {kxaY nj rS1p r
! ment, and he has promised decision upon Il
| as eoon as bis other labors will permit him to
] take 1t up. submitted an argument to hlm
| on Its merits, and In review Of the opinion oi
the Acting Interior Secretary, aud the Hon.
its being bis right and duty to entertain the
appeal Shouid he finally conclude not to
entertain II, the State haa another remedy
which ] believe to be suse one, and that
remedy shall at once adopt and vigorously
purnue. It Is well for me to add, however,
that think the Presidents decision will be
bis opinion Of the law will undergo change,
and be undoubtedly has the power to review
tie action of oEe Of his ministerial officers. I
have net the slightest doubt Of eventually OBJ
tafnfDg for the State the amount due. II
cannot be possible that she will 1oce 1t, al
which It was possible to bring up, has been
thrown in the way to deteat the end Of justlca
although ehe has been confronted With
techp1cali1feB nnd quibbles 80 numerous as It
WIGS in the power Of talent to array agoiust
her; and although the spirit which dictated
them will seen to sustain itself With nnceasicg
labor, and make the President conform hts ae-
lion to its viii If 1t possibly caa. But n this
It will doubtless fill. At the proper time !
tha1I hare something more definite to say Ga
'A'' p'D%' 1''1S' '<f' ' I: n. MORRIS.
, 1863-10-10
\ YER'S AGUE CUR E
FOB THE SPEEDY CEEE OF
1NTERNf1TTENT FEVER, Or
FEVER AND AGUE,

Renittent Fever, Chill Fever, Dumb Agus,
Periodical Headache, Or Bilious Headache,
OF Bilious Fevers, indeed for thu whole class
Of diseases originating il hillary derangs-
utent caused By the Malaria Of miaamatlo
Countries
30 ene zenedY ls leuder called for BY she nseess-
nes o1 the American Feup Ehaa sure AQd eAsa e1ra
1oE Fever and Agne. s2ca VS. are row enabled %
fho "a h ehaf 4 ~ o
that no t1tn atss from il use IN ary quantity.
asas e. s, sfs i H lRs M .5s:s
Il pEsys:L PsETsxT,oM + nsEes taaa cure f?r 1hn
e MI r. + ;ssa
Ie's the mlssn st.c potion Of FEVER AND AoEE from
sssssy = ~ 81
S Is + = 5os Saly he eess
3 sssd39. a aSo
bod5 shoud 1sgb ooeh of eas sHs
e. gsd r. Es}1s ~ pes @
sgses.er;sy e ,hs is@sdy ovs. ~ ether eysF a.
s q
ansn'iy produces no aua:sD @ Other ialu11aus q
r. sss lit Is ssalth5 ~ ths7 la na7as I'D 10
FeVef aad Agu: Is not a1,te the consequence Of tae
nom il E,1iasiea y eng eh!eh ~ Nsn1aiEs Rasu
ae6e Ci1sn6 91tsms Pa,pitss1on Painful fSstou oI
E a. assa 81 fa 81 r 1a q
.htch whzn cr,Epaanx II thjs eanso. pas On 10 L.
te1mttteEt type Or peeorns periodical. 1Mi "CuKE~
s1pes Ihs roiI1n from the blood. snd s.qusntiy
inmiE ants and ersous trsre;.hg o. ,enpoTssiy se
GsnE n he mala1lcas dlt tE1cta- T. taken OCCASION
he s1s5stsd ION tse system. and csnoot acsnnnia:s
r. T. t1meTst anantty . Iapea 1atc disease Hence il
~ ts w sTes ,ptE lsem Ietes nis:euts they aYl
Flies a. G51Hs nsp 81 Sa13, nj remedy
-. T. FKEb i Co. Chicago, wholesale Agenss.
Whe1e le31.. E.11u. IN "a 6rtp
, 1863-10-10


Although murh has been said Of grape cul:
tu1e, grape sine, &c, set tie preservation OF
graEea il, winter, for the sick, md for
the hsa:thy, eeens not to have received
due attention. There are certalu good varia-.
ties that can be preserved By observing the
following rules:
!. LIT them be gathered carefully when
fully ripe, md fp1eao In single layers In dry
snd airy room.
2. Lt them rem.in three or four weeks, or
rnit tie Etems get pretty we'll dryed. ::
s. Pack them In small huxst In eingle lay
e,s, With Farer below. Ffrst remove all I'm.
perfect and unsou1d grapes.
4. Leave them in a. cool, dry room aooTe,
Till there is dagger Of freezing. and then re.
! noge Them to 4 dry cellar, keeping them out
| cf The way Of tsott-.
Following tbe shove rules, have succeeded
] ia keeping grapes all winter. Well kept
grapes IN winter are great and healthy luz
ury, and are better than The best Of apples tu1
Aick people AID conralescents. y. E. G.
, 1863-10-10
Ql)ita9o Qribn1n.
parB1oT1tm VERSUS PARTY

pATBaoT1sm VERSUS PARTY.
Il ercr there was a 'me N me history
Of The counuf "nen past7osastn. as agaa,st
mere party 1acues' anu party tiammelS.
should aetnase aao contol au classea OF
our peope' HE "nen ueason graspa at tne
1ue Of Inc nanon. 10 ne bea1en ey 8 1oi-
clgn 1oe Is 10 pe numna!ea anu olsslaceo
before tne ""' ~ -ss .ea'ou triumph -
~ s..a.s.s etn ~ n;th m none of aeafn har;ne,
aie>.s'sus"' D.aa1t U.a ~ IN we hsra nsssed
s'ao's oo 1900 IF anarchy and b]ooa.
1ntonen ~. p +ho french Revo]ntfon il
sneo' o' w." There il M WV tn ,,aace
:. the leanw ,ar r. u # the neonie nf the
pa' 20 s1a4a aat ;rnore all nartv lines
"No,a .,sh ~ o,,t tb;s most wicked rebellion,
.'.41 ..H:m n-,,sh them. The prosperity thst
-, MI nou cn;ova jts safety and secu-
- @,,o nereon on, The nronertv of its
-:.:.ms our schools and churches,
->as.oe,1 Christian homes must
w ~ ";ra n,ace to the rule of
o. Aruon murder. the
as..1o,re ~ crimes will BECOME
49, ~ 49,, ss thpv have been in all the
narder ~ States where the minions of jeff
ns.:. hsra ,,orne swav Wboerer among
..o.,,a a;va countenance to tie yile
rornarheads ttat crawl about our streets,
1;,ers1,v q know not what they do.' Give
.1,oea tra;tora the mower and for a gener-
e,;,n s+ last all that we hold dear as q
, 1863-10-10
lDdHE.
mdH<.
: Tho AuEost lumber Of rhe Etb!e Examiner, edt.
TED o9 The lev George Htox1a c0atAiu3 the following

Tho AuEost number Of rhe E1b!e Examiner. edt.
etftcTiaf notice.
Iop1xz WArKn -In this nurab4r Of our masas,Ee
wendoduce 70 the attention Of readers thls toed
teal pIepA14tior. We have done 80 not for ray 3ot
becalFe our paEtS are used ~ medium Of kayeftse.
mentfoE ~e baye Uniformly Dc e.line thenn6ut grat
irrde to qoA md sense of obsgatlon to Dr. Andeye
Co. has made us ins:rt II tee foiloving; ~.
My only eon, George stoEss. now s. Yeara old, hsa
been anlfctsd for soT dozen 1esrs cc<e less ws
of his body: ctse1nEes. seentusy be Eas nesr Y
death tEen respite IT sess9n ~ OILY ter re-
three she Ems bad open sel1 hs h1ssst;
lasterly oEe near bis coaf bone Will nfca1st!on Il
r.. 'h,eat ~; ~ ss.ss,aE y .os: asssl
70 Or. Anoe1s CO. Ey the use OF TIC 1ou1us Wate,
the nleerat on II bis thfost disappeared Ia ahor
time Continuing It's use Ia Ieaa than teo months he
vas apparently seaed. md hts Eeneral hea.:h muca
Improved. TIL eon. whom had feared woutd I'll
asleep IN d. ath before this 6umnes should ciose
nov. apparently In Glr way to recover 81 perfect
health as IS ccnmtn to our mortal state. In gratitude
to God who has t answered PRAYER A2d Ia justice
to Dr. hnters Co.. Ihave thada this statement salts.
asd sss there !. virtue n tie l9das Wstes tzeat4eas
tor for bringing to tsels notice. GEO. sToRas."
Trtfnn Water "a A en1nt?ou nf nurs 1nA}rh !rfn
, 1863-10-10
Ruesja i'm fhc Northern Pacific.

RussIa in fhc Northern Pacific
The Repegattur de Lac contains thefolloH-
ing Interesting letter ffow the Missionary, Fa.
ther Fauchet:
You cid net anticipate that my journey
th1opgh Manchu1ia would lead me to Russia;
but. la fact, this East Territory ha5 been part
efRustia for the last two years. There Wss
not eyen struggle, for the Son Of Heaven
only heard Of the dismemberment Of bis En-
pI1e after 1t had teea accomplished. The Rus
Sim Government has planted II, 600 Cossacks
along the Amoor and the 0usurI. and has
plsced troops and tailors at tbs mouth Of the
to'mez, where the city Of Nlcola1e8 is being
nnnt. The Province of Nicolaief extends
.sSm an1a Korea to Behring's Strata, Nlcolaleff
epruog S i1to exittence during the Crimean
.non,th mon, 1n9 nq ~. nes serenty-dye miles ADORE the
IN ans n,e aee "a d gothe for 1868 ssys, page sas,
Ruxeisn Emn,.aos raoae Of The populxtioa of the
:ne nresisa a America 4; is the property of coro
Eany, ano IL, consequently, not co,1a. " Con- =!
ne Above agurez. Ths psi1tiexs tilase9 y 9hIa y
met1can m Company expires at H. " ~ 5a1s =
1sG3, and the American ferritorea II ~, sna Ct
ny rec@svea civil organization. "'1 speed
, 1863-10-10
Reported assassination of the Editor
Of the Halel&h m. C.) Standard.
A letter from Newhnrp pStA n7t ". +1.a

a letter from Newborn, 2sth nlt., to the
n. T. Herald, says:
"DeEe1tcrs from the rebel forces IN the In.
tk1ior bring In report That 5lr. Holden, the
editor ofthe Ralsign Standard, had been Killed
by deEEeraEoes. We have no means OF aseer.
tanning the authenticity Of the report, bu. In
1he card which Mr. Holden published imme.
,diately after his office WAS demolished, he
said that the publication Of his paper would
command sufficient to enable him to do so.
No paper has yet been received, although
nearly . fortnight has elapsed since the out
rage ras committed, aud the inference IS that
obstacles have been thrown In the way Of the
resumption Of the public alton Of the Standard,
eyen to the extent Of the ASSASSINATION Of its
editor. But 1t is to be hoped that an event 10
deplorable, and 10 unfortunate for the succe. s
OF tie consesyatiye movement in the Safe,
has not QcculIe1,0
, 1863-10-10
Il4HnITIEs

LI49u1T1Ee.
Due On rotes and accounts. a}esl,ss
Net capital stock. $4Sa, ,96313
The t4ansfer of Dr. T. Akers to this from
the Minnesota Conference Was announced.
"Vuo REMAIN on 1B1A1?n
The second question on the minutes, +" Who
remain on t1iai?" WAS taken up, and q. Viii
son. n N. NcE}roy, John nottingham. n.
n. Howell, R. Hiuer, Todd s. johnson and
VIM. 81, Smith were continued On trial.
n1yuo ARE THE DEAcoNs:"
The foustl, question en- the minutes, Who
are the afncnne:'' was taken up, aud r. Nau-
mann. q. Euzeroth. L. Smith and Q. Gay were
examined md passed, Chas. E. Vickers MAS
located at bic own request.
STANDING COMMITTEES.
The Committee on Nominations reported
as 1ouoWs:
Ianutc Horsatp-J. L. Crane, P. Cartwright, N.
Eaucatioa-E. Elliott, a: g. Armentrout, G.
's; =. Manssa. M " Stevenson, ". Il Webstsi.'
= Mssioaa,y & aass; e;ayse-A: Lsmple, c. Powell, v.
eoE, ?; Wood; J. q: Dlnmitt' Y. Il Hsvey, 7. Il.
A1iss; sahaa;s M saa@5 zeRpa55 Hlbesey J. " snnocs,
L. G, Pjtner. ". Il. Davis, ): q. Lett.e, j. 4. 5.
MeElfreeh, j. $. McGiuuis,; ". B. Anderson, ".
5fas bi5s taaseHa. q: 4. Gamer ]. Becker, H.
III rid T. caa;s@w. @ McK. KcEiiiesb, q. Garner,
saNath@A. tai B1adshaw, II. Butler. ". Mitchell,
Il Ennnap. P. Y. Mtneaf.
ctlo,d:eiien- {. D. James, ]. B. Houts, s. skin.
1tmIe1 NJ "a aacs~A. Sloan, D. Bardricb, j. z.iser,
- ;alssIons. ais ~. h The Presiding Elders,
Pit 9gses.M: sshuSek; J. ": si1poek, q J: En-
, 1863-10-10

THE ELECTION IN WISCONSIN.
The Onion men Of Iowa, Ohio and
Pennsylvania are working like gidnts to
carry the fall elections, and We have no
doubt Will succeed in electing the candi-
dates pledged to the support Of the conn-
Try and the Administration. In the mean
tim what is Wisconsin doing2 We look
in vain through the press Of that State for
the signs Of hard labor which character
ixesa the States we have mentiined. a
Union victory in Wisconsin is no less i'm
portant than a Union victory in any other
State, and must be worked for with equal
labor and determination. The danger in
Wisconsin, It seems to US, is not in any
lack Of Union feeling OF determined oppo-
sition to coppcrheadism and disloya1tY,
butin an over sanguiness Of success I'VE
ent1eat our friends in that State to be up
and doing. Do not be confident to that
extent which precludes labor, and hard Ia.
bor. for the success Of the ticket. 1t is al
ways well to 80 into the canvass with con-
noence but not with that Overwhelming
onnoence which induces supineness and
ss-s. @ @sions activity when the Philis-
~..s1a 80 80 upon US. We hope We err in our
es1iHRte OF the manner IN .r1,:., ~.
Union men Of Wisconsin have saaa :s.s 49,.
their campaign. We Judge sole,e .rss., r
the evidences as displayed in Tho ~
papers Of their State. We VOW, 4oo @
ff.nt< <fn&a -. N@4l$
, 1863-10-10


NEW YORK WAR DEHocnArs.-T War
Democracy OF New York ara about to hold
nass Convention Al Syracuse.
VERMONT 'LE61s1+ATuRE.-Ihe principal
candidates for Speaker OF the House Of Rep.
retentatlFea are 4. B. Gardner. Of Beoningg.
ton, 0. F. Chandler, Of Woodstock, and
Jcbn F. Deane, Of CaVendish.
TIRE QuIo ELECTtQH,-Ohfp will pfobAbfY
o,,.o +bo 1.-oax+ -n.xor3tv or.,,et va,r.rat1
s.'o @De 4e3 9-a rtTN
mtn of tte state are nreoar1uo ts, c1osa their
n2aces of huesuees on Tuesday. and devote the
5.r r. tba o.+r;o4,c artv ~ e,+,r,,,,ah.,,, tha
o@1 w AAtS e"A1A'1AS e@Nt5 " eAsO6 1Aao1uk LIE
CppEe1lead faction.
READ OUT or TIE DEMOCRATIC PARrF.-
The Woods, Valland}ghams and Pughs haye
read the following named old jackson Damn
crats cut Of the party.
! Daniel S. Dickinson, John ADJ.
, 1863-10-10
The Union Pyramid for 1863.
The elections held thus tar this rear form
t-e follon i6g Union pyramid:
NAME,
VERMONT,
KENTUCKY,
CALIFORNIA,
CONNECTICUT.
RHODE ISLAND.
NEW HAMPSHIRE


How 1icely Ohio wonld cap this Pile; but
10 better than Pennsylvania wonld extend
srd strengthen its ba.e. Let the Union men
Of these States gee that neither is wanting In
his glorious structure.
The Ottawa Ship Canal In E0gland.
4 memorial from the Mayor, Aldermen and
Burgesses Of the borough Of Sheffield, En-
s1nnd, has been addressed to the Duke Of
Newcastle, urging the Importance and benefit
Of The Ottawa Ship Canal. The Duke replied,
etattrg that Her Ma1esty's Government would
see with much satisfaction the completion OF
such great and important undertaking Is IL
described in The memorial, and that, SO far az
It csn be 1egitImately given, the Imperial
Government Nfl accord its support to the
project.
, 1863-10-10

THIRTY YEARS EXPERT.
l. ENCK OF An OLD EUR3R,- Mrs, vVIpslov =
teosle and nur.es In tha untod 8tat and
has o:ea used for thirty geAts With 1avesaIua3 tat.
fom the feoble Y haI cne week old 70 Tho adult
+ cntTectA scldtry OF the stomAth<
Believes T1aa cottc.
Regulates the bowsls.
And &tTtS rext, health kHd to1fur+ to mothax md
rhtld. caa0 bot.se. &1H k1E 3n>ldp
, 1863-10-10
British Neutrality on the half Shell.
ClucAao, Oct z. 1868.
FIffnra f!h{ra1o r1rfhrro.

HfAklsh NcQSfAuty ON 1h6 Hail She'll
Editors Chfcsgo TribuEe: >''''
] observe In the columns OF the Chicago
Times this morning pathetic article from the
Toronto Ltodtr, entitled "Aueged Federal
Outisgsd upon British Woman In which
| Is depicted In gloning colols the mise1ias and
] 1nittortunes of ole OF the mort aniable aud
intere sting peIaons who ever sought shelter
from crime rnder the British flag, and Whp
details her wees over the classic sobriquet Of
t*Ma1y Nicholson"
It is not my purpose to dIsproya or contra
dict aueht lhst the Injured Nicholson has sta
ted IN her Te1y Affecting Communication to
having the honor Of q personal acquaintance
| with The afflicted Nicholson, and haVirg heard
I from her own lips the history Of her trials a.
an American, and her tr1umphs as ttBritish-
en-" beg the pltstIege Of furnishing one or
two Incidents which have some bearing upon
the conduct Of Uncle Sam viiianous officials,
but which the delcacy Of the youthful and
ine1 pesie1 ced Nicholson forbade her men
tionipg in the columns Of apub1fc journal
In the f1rtt place, this unoIending creature
the was 50 rudely searched hy fonr 1hite
women and one negro woman (all Sin Buck
ran number Of ''purely i family" le.ters
from No1thern sYmpathizeIs and friends, to
rebel Ulcers n command, were found inside
the llripg Of her neutral British bonnet,
"4A+~ 4~%tIA9} NN4A0t ALL I'LL 6At ALbEupkEA 10
burn before the search commenced.
Another material fact omittedln this affect.
trE narrative is, thai at about the same time
OF her attempt to run the blockade of Ftie-
ral pickets at Memphis, her baggage was
searched with equal II not greater indignttY,
On the patt Of The Federal officers, and be-
meath a false bottom of very large trunk OF
BI1tteh manufacture, were found six hundred
other "pu1e1y family letter." to rebel OIL
GERS, besides several packages Of neutral quf-
nt1e, etc.
Another apparently Insignificant team is
omitted, through del:cacy, from this heart.
rendiDg narrative. To wit: the fact that its
author has at this time two sons (both boys}
IN the rebel army, and hopes they may die
there, II necessary to the success Of the "Con-
tedel late" cause. Il join her In the hopes
omittlpg the qualihcation.) / mention this
40 conclusive evidence that aha Is ct the neu-
tral order ct Britannia's fair daughters.
Again, IN communion with her supposed
ffieIds in Chicago, aid In copvereation with
myteH In that land made glorious by It's de-
fence Of the right Of free apeech, and COM
monty known as Canada, she has stated that
che Tas In the direct employ Of tie rebel Gen.
Price,
Il any reader, after peruea1 Of her own
account, should have entertained the sl}ghteet
doubt Of Mary Nlcho1son's Mentality, OF Of
tie. disfnte1estedness of herattless conduct,
i shall hare done him q service In thus b1ipg-
irg forward conclusive evidence, that Ter
twenty five years ritit In Louisinana has In
no Wise weaned her from her loved, her M
tive, her Cana dian home,
; Yturn &c r. r. JTNnABn
, 1863-10-10

TORN WILSON s. SON,
sycamore-st., Sheffield, England,
SHOE KNIyE5, BBTCHEI2S' KNIVES, BETCHEIsS'
STERLS. Dread KNIVES. CURRIERS' kN1YK8,
FARRtERs' KNIVES, GLAZIER9' KNIVES,
PALETTE KNIVES. &C.. SC.


NVEICEA ..
Most huyers ct thu above Class Ct Goods VIII ta
aware that Meesrs JOHN WILSON 4 s1lN HaTe had
special A&en for the sale Of their Manufactures I1
tho Urised ststes and Canada thrpu2a :ne medium of
Abousa of which the founder Of ttefr frn ST. John
Wtlsen. WAS, 1eF many yea.A, q principal paEtuers
The paftnf rlt1p te1ninstsd. SO a. - NJ wilson Eas
6eg srect{aly q inform tas5 nisnas: aad ea5eIs
Il Is Lot their intention to aootner Dut they
hore for eonnuanee Of thti orders either through
The Gpnse refaEFed to, Or through other houses with
snsst 9. ~ q rh.sh Mssssa wilson son Lave doee
The bua1uets OF Measra JOHN WILSON'S L SON wsA
established II the year 1so and It s thsr deeEmina.
ton 1eEai tess o{ txpense TO aiststn tue superior
eIcereuee of ttei- and thereby sustain
Mess1s JOHN WILSON SON invite special at.
teptjou 10 tie uARK1St4 ct the.r Gocds No AEr{cLz
IS OF their naoutaetnre bnt arch as Is stamped with
their Corr or8te Trade Mark
Ny :" -Four Pepperc2EHs and Diamond 1-x
600 ADDITION 10 TEE NAME IN one oi the follow.
<cF lag f1rns:-
1%{hsos " #o1v,1soa g 4r.w,,sos
~ WARRANTED DIRE FINED 5TEE1