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St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1863-04-16

read dsoya.,Ite ~ susf al ietual fact.
Thaae psa ranlld ,l tsnso us it!, bud
sat.ots aet anh'ing ipfrrogatio6s, begin
lieg sIalost Invariably with, Whats you',~
aghiu VEINS forr' Now, this is very un.
south, but only fafr sample of the who'll.
I wish our entire army could pass through
just: What; 7 aid. >.nd witpees the, crael,:
and wickeduess administered #holcsale |,
the demons running the sham govern
mssint. '''1an. sure they would 6gAt muc'.
better. + know I can 60 into 7the' bua;
ness again with a very goodgtseeindeed
for what little Sympathy ever entertain
ed has left me now; aud just ii; soon as J.
am Exchanged I an aga1h "I+et, pour
mon 'pdy5s' '>'~~'s'~"'''-'~-'""~
The rigid entoote teemeat Il Their aiaju,t
Conscriptiou Act has added .en-fold t.,
the suffering Of thousands Of poor families
whose *fetohednex' AZ pen records, Do
heart knows Of bat the hearts that suffer,
and fof which, It is sad to think, thef:'
Ie' cannot Il be any remedy O relief have
seen ee mary !. poor 'consoript.': pushed into
prison, and md the door shut against wifi.
q and several little ones who had followed
the unhappy man rs far, : the lav allow
cd. The initiattory steps Of the conscrip.
soldier begins With q few weeks imprison
ment, where bly, hunger is partially .r~
peased BY q very limited decoction Of corn
meal and water, without, ,any; salt, tthe n:
tic'e being too scarce to bs used by CON-
men foks) after which he is considered
thad'geab'e io The opet' III, and is trsd:
ferred to q conscript camp, where one OF
Davis gray Glad minions put. him through,
|; the requisite training 70 kin the sYan.
kees.' In the Knoxville jsil, the victim
lied would come to me and say, II .ay
mister, ono man can lead q. horse to watef
ont = tih4ons.nd i4' ean't make him drink =
BY this expression intending to show, II
least, their slqnwillinsness to fight u.s.
others xonld egsl' Is. ~. 'Mister. i viii take
more than four ~ men % keep me il tn"
ranks, kss,'--'11 NJ will die be{oie. l viii fight,
etc: The leading men Of tie South bavo
no hesitancy in 'proclaimin2 tint perp...
ual slavery Of the negroes is the corner.
stone Of their political eai6ce; aud I an
now fully convinced, that, even 80 black Il
foundation, is BY far too good for the rot
ten naterial !;t'a that would compose tho ~
perstr'u''eture neither neith w would i now be de-
s'raole to have " cessation esq of hostilities un.
less there is q ren'oyql Of tie ca.ses ~hteA
led to Tie 6sginning. When this is the
case we shall have peace, and I think not
until then.".
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4AMR,I1KE.-Our friend, Judge Broxsrn
has Asleep eleven months old axhi,t
weighs =14l ! pounds. neisa Leicester;
was imported from Canada last iall, and Il
more r mutton M has been grown: in that time
by another lamb, We want a look at the
pile.-!N. Peter Tribune
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HOW TRAvELLiNG = IN DIXIE Al
FECTs ONES SENTIMENTS.

A letter received BY friend in this
city, from VIM Kinkead, Of the Second
Battery. has been handed Us for .reruaal.
We cannot resist the temptation to copy
several extracts; and it will be seen that
the tnp.ip tho "Coru:fed-eraoy" las some
what changed the writer's sentiments with
regard to who are responsible, for tho war.
Mr.. X: was q n1ember' Of the Democratic
Congressional Convention of last Spring,
which: adopted an anti-war, anti.Admin.
istration platform, and charged the whole
cause Of the rebellion on tho; "Abolitiop.
lists" Hero ara few, paragraphs from
the beginning Of tthfe letter: ~ >'>'<'
"since my last va, written I have been
travelling away down south ip Dixie In
my tour Of more than seven hundred miles
in the Corn: :ted:eracy'1 saw, and heard q
great deal that I would like TO tell YOU
about; entirely too much to think of pla,
cling on paper. The fact is, 4 retrospect.
i've view Of the twenty.nine days passed
with tho rebels is truly titkening.
would scarcely know where to begin, CT
what to say first, about tho hypocrisy
falsehood, fraud, murder, and I might
name the whole catalogue Of crimes, and
there would be but few but what came
under my notice during my captivity.
met some officers who were courteous and
kind, and far from cxu1taut ; but mott
probably, my next encounter would be
with one Of those acrimonious politicians
who could not refrain from exhibiting the
most violent manifestations Of ill-will and
hatred towards IN. This class we,c tho
most disgustipg and revolving characters
/ canhc in contact with; for after exhaust
ing al their we'll ehoseti arguments III de-
fense Of their wicked csuue, without any
effect then would follow a :pusillanimous
abuse'of the whole Yankee nation al
ways laying great stress on 'Abortioaists,' ,
'oid Abe ana many such TO them very
Fdehunostoty) epithets. Another source
Fofgreat delight was to call us sigu,tant,' !
but this only proved mutual grsti6ca-
tiou;; for outsof' twenty seven, (the nums
ber composing tho squad I came to- Rich:
mond Witty there ei@ere ten mend%hotwers
natives Of Tennessee, and not one ofthen
could either read Or ,o,tte. And go uni
VERBALLY untutored are the poor; that one
was perfectly safe in lsying 4 wager that
four oot Of five, right through; could; not
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ST. CLOUD BOOK ST0RE..

1OHN ": RosENBERGRRn R would respect.
j fa1fy Inform the citizens Of. st.. Cloud ind
Northern Minnesota that he has purchased the
entire stock Of the St. Cloud Book Store and
made large additions thereto, and has now on
hand 3 complete assortment of Books, Sta.
tioneryy Fancy Goods, Newspapers aad Magsl
sines, Writing Paper Of all kinds, Blank Books,
atc., etc. Also, the Standard Series Of echool
Books. Persons will find It to their sdvantsre
to procure their St. Paul and New York Daily
snd Weekly papers at this store. The uumer.
oas patrons and friends Of the Old St. Cloud
Book Store are cordially invited to attend. T.
v4n34-1y-- ..-
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fOWStUD vtts@4- u =.
= Sergeant Msjes Trader, ssxt dame for
w,sdsnl ina very felieitous manner ppeseat-
ed COL Miller with the sword, swurdbelt
and sash spoken m above. lack of time
and, the means Of = correct rspost, compel
Us to omit the worthy Sergeanfs address.
The reply Of Col. Miller indicates. .lhsstrong
paterna regard Of the veteran soldier for
his men. and reveals The secret Of the good
condition, proficiency and spirit Of ths req
iment. II is therefore. given in full. Col.
Miller said. , .H<. - -, :. ,'y
sERoEAsT MAJOR No doubt you and your
gallant associates expect to hear ma express
surpriseIa at the testimonial Of regard which
you have so kindly presented me, on behalf Of
the non commissioned officers and privates Of
my regiment. But IN this you are doomed to
disappointment. After almost two years of
intimacy with the enlisted men of Minnesota.
have come othe conclusion not to be surprised
at any act Of generosity, heroism or gallantry
which they exhibit. With them these traits
Of character are natural and spontaneous.
In addition to the ties to which you refer, all
Of which are heartily reciprocated, receive
these testimonials as AT evidence that the
which ! adopted at the outset has met the ap-
probation Of the enlisted men of the regiment!
You will know, expect me to continue in the
future las l have done in the past) to reform,
the few who err, by moderate rules firmly ex-
ecuted; and where either officers and men 90
Tar forget their duty, if such there be amongst
us-and believe there are none--as te prove
themselves unworthy the regimen, and worse
persis tently worse than myself, shall make it
my business to see that the association Be dis
solved. WHY -.
intend to carry with the regiment this
| sword throughout the war, and if blessed with
life and strength, il shall not be perman entity
sheathed until we witness the extirpation ofthe
brutal ravagers Of our homes, and the suppress
ion of the more infamous rsvagers of our
Union and Of the institutions cemented by the
blood Of our fathers. '::.
Soldiers, thank you!
Altogether, this was one of the pleasant:
est and most interesting occasions, thus far
connected With the Indian expedition.
Every circumstance couspired to give eolat
to the occasion. The ceremonies were
graced by the presence of the members Of
the Court Martial now sitting here, and
Of which, Col j. H. Baker, Of the 10Th
regiment, is President. Many ladies and
gentlemen were also present. But the oc-
caslon was most interesting in it's develop.
ment Of the harmony and universal good
will existing in the. regiment. It is no
matter Of wonderment that the officers ore
proud Of their men nor that the men are
proud Of their officers. It is a noble reg
iment.- Its future cannot but be brilliant;
and glorious must be the history it viii
make for<ourl young and gallant State. -
Manksto, ,April7, 1868. p.
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this second conflict for FHszpon and 1xD..
fiNDENdE; it has furnished officers TO til
regiments Of six or eight Of our sister States,
to as many regiments Of our own State, and "a
as many of the. Regular Army; and, better
than regimental or general officers, it. has fur.
nished . thousand brave hearts, who have no:
bly, met, and win continue to meet, the traitors
in; arms, until truth Ii vindieated and ths On.
ion firmly re-established." vs. (: {; N.Yo;I !.
Again thank you and the other respected
donors, for this generous gift and T. pleds,
myself TIA, God, and health, and life permit:
ting, it shall bs used only in the ssrvieeof mJ mt
country, and 80 long Is that country requires
my labors % > soldier. 4 = .u/ 81 4...-
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:,.ii.r = Isaac DEYER, President.
: .,j,r}.r :, Rev. JOHN WEILEs,
GEoRuE Rock, ''
:, -" William JoHxsox,, 'n
=, JAS. A. JACKSON, Sec y ,'E =
'CHAs. H ERMoNa, Cor Sec,
~ REV: JACOB THOMAS,
H. .i;:..., JoHs, 4, BoLD1No, Treas,
Rev. JNo. DuNcEY, Chap'n.
To hts E1celletcy, ABRAHAM L1ScoIs, Pres.
ident Of the United States. -:
,ADDKEss TO GEN. FREMONT. '','
..''' -" PouoHKxrPs1h, March, 2, 1853. u
To General John c.. Fremont .:' ci:i ., ..
SIR: We, the sons of freedom, through our
delegate, feel 10 give you az expression Of our
gratitude; not forgetting the love you bear for
suffering humanity, your generosity and SYM
pathy for Gods poor, will ever remain / lasts
ing proof Of that inuste goodness, for which
you have long and justly been celebrated. As
. patriot and general, you have our confluence.
Ne have offered the services Of ten: thousand
men 70 his Excellency, the President. called
the Fremont Legion, believing that you are the
Joshua to lead US to the field of battle.! We
Pray that you win accept, Then We can adopt
the sentiment of the poet
" ssFrom tho green mountains to the sea, .:
ii One voice shall thunder, We are frse!'' ::
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U. States Pension & Bounty Agency
~ - II -,
McE NE & RID,
MINNEAPOLIS : . MIMN.
Office in State Bank Of Minne.ota.y -.
~. Soldiers at distance should send for a
circular. T., v6n27-ly
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Zlnlnlentunl.
WORTHY OF the NINETEENTH CENTURY,

WORTHY or the NINETEENTH CENTURY.
DIR. Il. CONwAY,s
L. L N L M -E N II u M
For the speedy and enectual cure OF
r. FL Il u M "A Il I 8 M
N presenting the "l.inmantnm" TO the public a,
Il one OF the beat and most curative medicines
for u ths power Of performing unhoard Of cures, bu
- dam that Tor all the purposes OF n FAMIIA
has
Never been known TO FaIt.
standing, where the directions careully follow
ed, nor, indeed, in the Of sny disease for which
il Is recommended.
In cases Of neuralgia, pans In the hack, 'ids, and
chest, cramps IN the stomach sprans, spinal irriiA
on aud Weakness, chrsuic sores, burns, scaldH, ffn
ed feet and hands, toOthache, headache, &c. ia tA
like chsrm.
perseyeHng experiment, and combines among ils rare
excellencies the pe. amount virtues Of
AN EXTRAORDINARY PENETRATIVE
POWER,
Which other Linlment possesses, and which is the
secret Of the unparalleled success which meets the
"Lnimenum" wherever is used.
TRY 1T ONCE, AND YOU WILL NEVER BE
WITHOUT 1T.
It n put up in 20 cent 50 cent, and 81 bottles with
null directions Tor use, and manufactured only by
M DR.. n. CONWAY, Proprietor.
No. $50 THIRD ST., Dayton, Ohio
For sale by merchants and druggists syeryw mere,
Ml0d6wly
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EGna Life Insurance Company
OF HARTFORD, OONNEGmuUT
EVERY MAN SHOULD INSURE HIS LIFE.


EVERY MAN SHOULD INSURE HIS LIFE.
fINHE Ktna granla policies Fult LIFE, Tor term
L of years itdOvinrut pt,ilc en- and children, M,
uOwuient. Also, Non Foriuiluk ronces un winch no
payment N required alter tru HIa. p tA ~.
ti'e thousand dollars paid ou i"O loRsos IN thus city
AuiOug all the eOulrralcea oi men 10 Protect the
laiJ orae nom want nonetta - isund Iasl,, -iul.
pie IA its character, noble H. ieRurrh, u ci n h
It's it1Hlls than Lille lnHncr. IL ~ The lnI nlich
the dJing husband lcaNe4 to
SUPPORT THE WIFE OF HIS BOS0Ma
It's the unseen hand the prorLent father, reaching
forth hOn the grave, ana -tl nuuIanng lls ilpng,
aud ksepnR together The lunily. ~ t, the "a ibEd
son
PROTECTS HIS AGED PARENTS,
Even where he has preceded ti,i mo eterrty byi,-
thu honest de'or aHlsfcH hlH committing cieuOi, Wien
late Aeeiited Ieast pfupltlOus. IN h1fAi und utidy
sens,p - Que great w"ap1u by vlpsh 70 dch Ol
l.etany husband, laher sun, ,sl. hIlnselG "If WAS
tO da tO-nlght, would those wi,oa,T,1ear % me w
BE SAFE FkVM rHE rAnGs OF WANT
Would these children have "a comfortable home, and
the nleals Ul vducatunf Would This wife be iudt Ist-
dent VI thu cold charities uf the Worll3 Would tlus
aged and feeble parent be provided tort Would M,
estate pay NY dcDtsl WUuid tilsre he no sAgnuuc i
properly by forced sales ah islnnnt htct
tile ueiuhds ol creditors sleH made when naftt
tends downward, and Alr prices cHBnOt bu Teazudi'
How lew eau answer thes" question 10 their sntsluc-
iH'9 it" :" asa tlelilf ht Nltiihn Tie utllri
that They have long ic-so on lie. ihIi- tuth lOdi.
ish anu co"ardly Ihe brave man
LOOKS THE DANGER IN TIE FACE,
That he may grapple with IT, the wise man, that le
may study itS nAlTe ai palats ia threatening The
means O ptllmtion ard nj hand, oi easy ACCESS iOa-
ItiH
LIFE In SU II "A ~ Gle |
Young men Just starting in BUSINESS, whose chiel
capital ~ their euergs and integrity should insure ,hrr
lives 10 tile amount Ol hall their liabilities. such an
act ol dlsnerested honesty whennVNp 70 Their tod
lOrH, would justly Increase their confidence in thun
II would show tit they did not wish 10 leave then ,Ht
i"ris Sxposed TO any aVoldablo contingency and the
A N N u A J. + II lG NJ L UI3M
Might fairly be regarded as the tribute which up.
right heart pays AT The shrine Of justice.
-a ...r. JOIN II, STOpPELMAN,
aul9 t ~ Agent Tor Dayton aud vicinity.
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"a - III ". y. s..,I.. ~, ..as:s

A NEAl ppIiON~l.k kuUIL.- lcil,lust,a , .,,.
W mgtuh .i baltimore uh the i.iu.t, Nud y, t,t
t'uNuOd iuu lNikrtaurg on tue No7t, wli,Ii i.ia
tuhhus wl i.i ua.,, sltttInutH 4c, .o q ami %, q, M
aoluta IA Tie " VSii SQidhN'at unu NuIliiN...
lhfcu I rains liuly tot ti thu Lnrtsiti titH.r
Ero Ihis N ttIt Uuly lOutc 10 MuAihu..uu It,.-sr
Leave bannoro az i.3U, i.IU And lu.Ou ~ li.i S q.
AMI o.lU M GA 5uudays ut $50 ana l.iu Is u oihl
Lvay, MAHhtnBtuH at $50, 10 aud ~, fdH i ~
aud y M gu sLi,sIys ~ $40 ana 4 H uuy.
through ticket, tu the E,u4itI gitrri H Ii, tg b.
VIA " lahinktOu llt1 M hn additional riHtae 90 a..
llnlc NJ quies ana are ~ low Ly Al) ulyt iott.
inquiIu Cr u,.,t- VIA Baltimore Auu UtiD kttl... d,
At auJ ui HE lulnri. NulIul4 ulhp tu d., n tt
y. II. .ULlakAN, u,n. htstr.,A.I
H.Ll IL. 81. CulA., Coz, lickotAgt
". A.. SMi1 a. haSter OF 1uanHpV pVrL,tvn, auIe
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bandusky, Dayton and cincinnati L. 4.
GA 4 3Ak lIsE.-1s 4sS.--Alssg


A AN ana Wter Deouiuuof 81, ttlU, uru uuui tlfu..
" huuee, thvaphAvr AMI rrviHLl Trains viii Iowa
"a ION gong NORTH Hs tuloNs!
Q.1n a. n. thfeugh Freight aHd Accommodate, O..
O.tO Ghh Messenger CaT atup hou.
Ii.tkii a. Ai Mai uaiu Tor J. ring theid, IollniH,-,
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Lohd'il and Coiunipusi sruting IA ColUnibs al 1n %
M az brbann w.h tiun iur COiuiiiLus, 81 fortAt WV,
Tran vn tttsLtIbi 80. Nay y Cmo.,bu h. j.. .u,u.
East, arriving iu stihr al 11O ~ ami litttaIi.i H
z!nu ii Ht ~ Juu " IA Ifun on O4eytAn,i anu 4ul
a. Il. sOulS kset a.lslhs ia ltYoluld tt b.Ht o.,
DunkIk az 80 q N, an4 BulnlU AT 0JU NJ 6,,,i
West ntithik ih folcdc VI laiU IA, vt4Uit al tt
n Chicago az ,u:5U IA, anu auunskJ At $40 y u,.
- A. Al. Night Ea ,eta tOr apila. .t,lu, I4thI..
O.ll Nhd EUiluiuuaii4t connecting az FUitAt nI,.
irsn aoiBB HastOn ittsHlug H. " IS Lo aud ,acat.
Road nitbIll l4vstllnt al hlo ti, filtatutt .
Toms y ,1t, Wttlt IRAN HfnNiir M o. Aatu, r.
G.2o suu LhkAso ~ iO9lo Ntii yu, VIA It
on Cleveland aud fuleuo h. T. aiIyjut Ia lI.ytipUa
$3.50 n, Dunlufh al 500 uu jullu al D..u o. Do.
reuchC- hAnutihHy Rt 7!iuH a.
y tE 4, m. tlUuts tli0 AcvoniuuulttluIi, its,4..
t.Up Dayton Oh arutgi ri lI.ln iiuLi ,lu,I..u. +,
reaching n un-iu,A ~ ssa ip, tfgh uH.Ir u 81.
ost LlUel t lls4, 10, ntteiuutne 81 iiat % .,
Rld uuntsiule NJ l4.is"In.
Tickets Na tht- Lime MI r1iuta .Lith, I.st aiit q
husl, b, hau ht tt ichvt O iii tnu tnp Iiopu
SAIL i W. htNtii ldEv. Ag,uuL
~ FARE AiNal 40 iuN ts - t,ly ul.,. 0 ruaip.
tuf iuhtttstuu I.Us,tt iu hlI"uy Ifu-It fy tiitp
Route, apIiy 90. tht vnIgny l.ioght islo-i--.. e
n,AotEi, .Auat. a.. tsttl.i experimental
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illinOIa central tailrOad.


StiANhE ~ tiMs-.
N and aitef Monday, November 10. lsCl. ~ 't
" ItAins vii leA,c AhttoDu and .u. r. I.4t.ar.
LEAVE MAiIUpN.
dOhB Nnrth, t.iu'p IA rud ii.uu I,.ui,..
Smh. south, $50 IL "a tnd a.lu y iu.
BkANE rhNA.
Gnng Nurthi u'.t IT. titd 500 pun
Guing houtl, llisu "a 3uid 80 J. IA.
Auty ". l.. JpuEnuN, Cen. iHsseurer hgrit.
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Dayton and Michigan Railroad.

hh aud alter sunday, May a, lsC4, trans vi
" leave Unun Depot, sixth atreet lor 1'oleuo a.
Ri Intermediate points as follows:
Toledo aud Chicago Mail Rt 8 3OHni.
chicago nld Detroit NtgAt Express nj S.UO h..
RuiY IL. NJ. suOhMAhEk, supurntoiidrnt
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Railroads.
Indiana central a. Dayton a Western Il. j,
| Ia HRs Gssa.sE ss.sllEzsg J
CHANGE o. TIME

nN and after Monday next uans on ,he lnaisi
" Centrl will leave tile Union Depot, siNth stree
1000 IN, Y.l2 m, and 4.46 pm. IT INH
Returning, will arrive at lOilO I'm, b,lB b M a..
1922 m,
The $50 M and t:45 M, express mns nn
close connections TO al points W te est and Aout.
and Jl1 am train ID the shortest and rsl,t
10 Chicago aud the Northwest.
auly ' II. q. CAEBY, superintendent
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Dcntlstrp.
y. D., Cosrr0S. q. r. WiLIAHp.
cOmpTOS a WILLARD.
ID Il N II L y II =

oFfICE-CoRRER OF MAIN AND SECOND
OPPOSITE fhAhkiIN HOUSE.
A III opeghHoos perianmg to Dentistry osFsfsily
~. and thoroughly aiteudcd to,
We eoud cau 30 rItriN attention 70 our style OF n
aefsinE ARTIFICIAL teeth with Continuous Guma -
ti'e Ma plus uiita % mtchanica deuusIy. Also, 10
oni manner ni making tho Nucanie Nofk, which, ih
some aseH is much superior 70 the onnAfy hlsok
Teen, CAL snd examine sIrccimoEs. anls
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QRooKLyN ACADEMY or MUSIC.

RnocnhtN ALhDEMI w huoAc
lAlso Of Growers theatre. Warrington. d O.
Tux MARKED SUCCESS
THE SIGNAL TRIUMPH
That distinguished tho urst presentation OF the
GREAT MORAL, EMOTIONAL PLAY OF
Or TIKI HLOPEMENT
AND THE FAVORABLE IMPRESSION
LUCILLE WESTERN
To her soaii absorbing renditions Of
LADY ISABEL AND MADAME VINE
Warrants III. management in Welding To
NUMEKOuSLy SIGNED REQUESTS.
" EAST LYNNE
. FOR THREE NIGHTS MORE,
WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY AND FRIDAY kvENIS0s
JANUARY ~, 70 aud 80
The editor OF the New York Times who N
the occasion OF the initial performance oil
EAST LYNNE
wrots i follows
pany with Miss I.us ia Western the star OF The night
gave the drama OF East Lynne the Bro klyn
Academy Music, last evening. The house hied
aNording narked contrast To The empty benches before
which Mt. uras trou~ frequently appeared Tho
well styled tcmotona" and rising of the
curtain " It's 1ns fall the situations Sensational
extreme.
passions " love- hate eaousy crenird
decided and favorable impresson the fou rt
wherein agniIed heart burnngs cuimnnt. most
absolute and distress abe interrupted
/ again by tAc most pronounced applause,
\ The which
McsaTs Barrett AMI barrow contributed th.ir fu share
W" pay VIII be given With tho following unereep,onabie