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tbs ar cal. ara retire # they cannot pass it,. ~
tt.5u.ctus .lcic7 vii tc created Tor more
c,mpo'clt pcrsons-.u nd ou.y slch-and the u
cafahles viii be weeded from the public services
to the great profit and ndvantage Of the nation.
II this course should be once fairly adopted, and
receive The sanction Of law and usage, political
party will ever venture to change II, and some Of
the present Republican incumbenis may enjoy a
lifelong lessee Of Office, even under successive Dem
ocr,rr admins strait. 0s. Under this system, it
woull tc he interest Of ribord nate ofhcaato Do
vote themselves to tho r'rc = cSecit We duties oi
their position, IN place Of occupying Themselves rs
at present. In secret csLals sud piJts r against
political parties and administrations for the time
eipp.
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Tar officnl dispatch published elsewhere Of he
capture Of savsnnsh, will lie read with the most
intense satisfaction by ever loyal inhabitant
Of the Northern stntes. Although the glory
Of this achievement may 10 somo-
what mIrred by the escape Of HAEDTE's army,
nevertheless the news tina, Savannah has
fallen will add zcst to tho festivities Of
Christmas Day, and increase our confidence
in tho ultimate triumph of the Union cause.
The rapid advance Of SHERMAN through the fair
Is, portions Of Georgia, and bis subsequent In
vcs,Inent Of Savannah, having prepared us for
ARR glorious conclusion Of his campaign In that
region, we can more thoroughly rejoice over
This triumph, than over any other event
q, tic present war. The fall Of savan-
nah will be felt by the relel1 as the sever
est blow they could have received. The oceupa-
1on Of the city by our troops trumphansly COM
pletes the grand march q General snERAAS, aud
adds the moral effect OF great victory 70 the
operations Of our armies during the year. II Will
De hailed by every one an Indication that the
great rebellion Is tottorng to its fall and although
that contamination may be delayed for some time
longer, no one can doubt that the days
of the Southern Confederacy are numbered,
and with is downfall, an era Of peace
will dawn upon our nation, such az no other coun-
cry on earth has ever before enjoyed, after Crap
pling with a CIVIL war o. gigantic NJ the one IN
which We are engaged.
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Financial News, Markets, &c.

NoS York, Sdturda Dec. %, D. H.-The stock
market experienced an improvement to-day, COM
pared with the quotations Of FRIDAY. Governments
were buoyant ana higher. The gold quotations were
Al lo.sJ An. 2-U'i; -, 81 = il.jN 22Oh; l2.46
22"' i.jO, ~ o, 10, 22ta, s.JL 22l'f; 10, 222.
-. 92lA Tie gold shipments by the "a, steamers
amounted to Sl22L5gi making for the week hoo.
23i Money var plenty to-day at por cent. Ia
change was selling for specie NJ l09s lu9's short
dates at ii0%. The stock Exchange, the Banks and
Iusurance Offices and lusinesa generally in Wall
street siJouiu,d to Tue day next after edust-
ing account. for the holidays, thi. forenoon. The
Cup,om-housc, ros,-oficc and sub-TreWury ONCE
will be opened ouly for an hour or two, II at all.
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The Secular Observance of Christmas.

The occurrence NJ Christmas this year ON Sum
isy, and the consequent separation Of the religious
from the secular obseryanccS naturally cause the
mind " revert " the day thus commemorate,
with more than ordinary interest," Nearly two
thousand years ago In the mangcr At Bethlehem,
CURED the birth Of the Saviour and the inception
u the Christian religion No subject can he
more interesting the thinker Of the presont day
than glance Mt tho result which that event has
produced in the world. To-day every enlightened
naliou Processes the Christian religion, and every
tongue and to nearly every PEE pic the prcceps Of
Christianity are preached. But tho conversion Of
large portion OF the world 10 Christianity
IL not the only remarkable result that has
followed the advent OF the Christian igion. Chris
nsnity has been and still is the beacon which guides
the world g. civilization aud enlightenment. 1t
has been said that these 20 hand in hand, but
this is iallscy; for in all ages Christianity
has gone ahead. marking the path, and drawing
civilization in it's train. Before IL barbarism and
idolstry have vanished, the nations have bOen led
30 knowledge Of the truth, and even at the pre-.
sent day il is the vanguard which leads in all that
pertains 10 human progress. II il u remarkable
fact that examining the history of tho world from
the dawning Of the Christian era until the present
day It il found that in every instance where Chris
tianity obtained q footing, civilization has stead
ly progressed, wh.1 nations which refused l
have made but little progress or advancement
But aside from the historical interest which sttach
% Christmas It has present beneficial effect.
Tor day AT least turns the minds of men FROM Ia
thoughts Of business, cause them to reflect upo
~. 4. D..
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ness"d-w0r-h a campaign like the past to Re pre-
sent nt. WISH .... my dear r ert, 60 UNDER
stand, before 50 an further. tAat an t cotl-
PEELED to come T. the weather for want Of q otter
subject but ouf days arc like those Of SPRING
greenness on ever sise, aud VA the middle Of the
day. II you roe tar, you fee the sun quit. op'
Very ruly yours, -
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Diabetes.-it IL n satisfaction tor those
who afflicted with diahete-, Inflammation OF the
Kidneys e, &C., 10 know that iuye-tigatou aud
science has produced An invaluable artice OF meil-
cine known ~ Constitution Voter" From caae
coming under our observation are pleased TO GER
THY the efficacy Of the Constitution Water and We
cheertully recommend II to those who may BE- unhap-
PLY suffering from gravel any ots kindred Difficult
lies. Messrs. Morgan Allen, No 4G Cliff It, are the
General Agenu-N Z Illustrated News, asa
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uosEsIIC MAEEErg ASp WHOLESALE raicrs crRl I q
NV YoEB, SATURDAY, ncc. 2sd, 1854
CoHes, lb-Jaya- 4ga5O -. domingo, ais; kio

'
NEw YoRK, SATURDAY, ncc 2.d, 1854
Cones, b.--Java 4va5O 81, domingo -ai5; kio,
cotton b.-Mid. Ncv Orlcan. / 80; Mid. Upland,
Do,2ST,c go9a', gart.I,shlrtIns, brown 3sa5o
t2a66' Drilling, brown, G=ea- do oihera' i2ss
o. iAaas' ~ a. % S 5sss &C. 'Iei 70 DO m
AZ w Dry sca.e, As ~; Pick. salmon, 1, SO Ula
. o. Aackcrc, /, - Oae2 Co'. iierTinss, l, hoz,
-Four ana Aeal, tbl.-Gcncssee ext, 10 4'al2 90;
Chloe. TO T., j coal 30 1eoH"to~n, T. Goals 20
state, $ to e1., y5sl0aS, Missouri, ! yo@i5 ~;
neal Si %aI Il DO Bfandywin,, S'a. wa
Fruit ka,.n. e,eh' -Na6 W: Llssyer' box f5a
GrG,,, b,.sh.-whest, III. VII. ,oA2 80; Canadian
harley sSae VI Oats state Ooal "; Canada s7a
Inp,bsr'NOt ioi- and PIX. An ooa7oo; East.
Spruce, 2S Uasi ~ stsNes' bbls. and hhds., lla 20
HO'dssGs, gat-Nc" Orleans, sual 81 Porto llcu
nv s'al 10; Cuba Mus. do G5aoS Cuba elAyod
O,L. olive, gall, 3 25a3 g olive, cases GA
! 4 al 5O, Kerosene, 9aaQ5..
Prov ons-leCG p. Tbs. nominal no. Rep.
% %sil 5O, Dopr w. . 5.a56 y, Laid por Ii, ga
"a. Batter, Orange co, 6.aGj 10 state, +5ajJ I,
Spr,t., gGl'-Acohol, sal. ( 45a4 81; Brandy o'td,
10 1lgl5 - No 81 seifn, . waH 5u' Rum. Jamaica
an, 5.alOv4 sLCron' t9a6 +l Am. pure = b.a-i
Tin, Am. a 49, WhIakcy, Ana 9si- ";
sugar, l6.-Sew orleans l,qa25; do clarified, -
| a, Porto Rico lsa2ib; brown and yellos, J. "a
| --; White, "a,
Tobacco, kentucky, l2aaio; Cuts, 5JaG6 St. Do-
| m nfO, l2a9O; Havana q al o.
kooi Dam. Sg1. ne, 9lAl 10; Am, =. II. NJ,
GOAL % Am. '. and :. Me. s5si 70 Am IA. I. N
| coal 0S Sup pulled, 9Ual ~; No. /, pulled
! 7UaoJ; ;. Am, washed, 5'ai0 :. Am, INV shed,
| tgslj African Nashed, 6.a'5 smyrna do, 55aI9,
! 1ed-lh Tyson, l5Al 20; Young do, Ijal q; lly-
! son rkin; T5al -; GuupoVdcy and Imp. nominal
| oolons and Ningyone Val ~; SQUEEZING and Congo
! GOAL 81.
| scruInsous-Ricc, 100 10. East India dressed,
Il 25Al3 81; salt, Turks Island, bush. t5g6s Lly-
! crToo do % sag 20 CASTLE roap per h., 23R24
Hope, crop 1862, 2jaAS 1Nji do, IJJ Hay, lyO lbs.
| North River, 50alGO Candlos city, i5a-.
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aSsECsAL NOTICE.

tons.inption!-C consumption '-iuiirrl'na,
tol Of the Aungs.-Thcfp is not med c ne dtroser
81 that has 20 much power dissolve the thick mueut
that 4 y up the sind pN s1re- Of tie lunrs ne tht
zine Tree At Cordial, which 5Jhtu0s the fever ant
infsnnai on that dcstroy the ro1vef nnd vtIity a
the iungs. aud oonslgn the patient TO On" grave. We
Ay H. al whose lung- IRE shcctpd, use VI. sh7ttf
Pine Tree lar Cordial with great confidence 0s t Lee
rcs"tci tholiGnds a. cares 10 health mot we hclc'
lessy given up to die IN. l.. q. 4. Wishsrt office
No. j. No N Second It. r. lace util Sol! u hU|'r.
l".f. y d ami ttru "fl M-iCu1u.c, rcrt Net .cLp-
/ Ilofrt. b- dr,,..i.t. .,.,,..g.i,g.p fG
q, M ann Nini'r--h you wnnt fai nn 20
BoSory The ia rost stock and store ia the cts. and
pricc. lee thilircn's dcplrmcnt not clueNcl. vs.
Holiday Presents OF Affection md Ibari-
ty.--N HELLER g. WILSON'S ia hts' Piemiufa
Iock stitch Sew iug Mlchirps, No. G.5 Bo4dv rs, v.
\. see WHEELER Wilson's Button lio, Ma
chic. al
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

sudden changes of weather are produce
tive Of throat diseases, COUGHS colds &c There no
eFectua relief in the-e diseases to be found than
in the timely OF Browu's bronchial Iroches they
possess real merit. lU2
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SOCIETY NOTICES.

| y W ILL NMohl Kun, w IJLNlA1, Dec
18th, the s.yth pItlic m, etluF Hf ~ WthIurtnA
Temperance A-t0c aOu will be Aeld In the hall Ia 9th
st. near North lst e., 40 O'clock, ~. " Jodruh.
Of New York, VIII rad the tLrillug teuerauce poem
OF the father Curse" The uecuug III ulso 10
HttivssCi hy Maiden, NrooGud, ami U'hCrs. The cir
cuar Tor New Years calls viii also Re GistTil uted-
s.ngin' md other Gttna, tons. seats flee. IRA
Bl CANAAN, Prcst 26G
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TRADE NOTICES.

CAULktRS-THE SEW BADGES WILL
~ be really for deliver. SHE o,culn., 81 Mr.
ROBERT Il usJNs Cou,o House, .lNc slip l.. Is.
Il :. az
NOTlCE-A SPECIAL MEETING OF TIM
tue rtOir cutcs uuu 3D. fc.e u o. be held IN
niOn Hail Gal OF lG.h ~ u..l -th nvu, On lrcfday
Dvculus, De. stGh, 20 e. .,u,A. D.. u.anfu 10
avis, u. !. j. BEHtEN, Chaiuua1, 80 rrH
MORRISON Sec. oci
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NUTlCE-A SPECIAL MEETING OF TIM
tue stoir cutters uud U. rc.s u be held N
Hion Hall, GA OF lth ~ u.d SIN nyu. on irefday
M6EnIsoS. Sec g; '' n-''''''N' Oa''''I-' e;i !"
nFFltE or THE WORKING NOaL.,'j
~ e., g., r. rEQitt TIVE ,NuN' ,.,,
40 ana t.bIC
90. civil war NhcA hl- dc,llatui iaud and turn
C out once hapln homes iuro house 1l .uuuu-, nus
iLion with I-cuIiar severity Oh the caiu' md os-
women ot this CITY, many OF whom aso noe uatnI
hlur NKnY -ili.r- rEt DAY A. .tS tINI. a riI,t.
10 tNc Vie ,uAtc cuuprn alton wui Nl '"maic N
boz the Ml.k4uF MDutu'- i.ut.UtINU II.u Uttr ia
origin. ne Arrocia'on consistr oi number Of be-
ucyu!Cut piiu- .nd gentlemen. hUsuH' Iuptlr- have
leon elii'tcd ami Who voluu ariE r4yc tuoi, tms
practical benefit to the WORKING vouoa OF Sew York
Among the prorin,n, objects OF the Ins'itution 10
tn v-tlhiuur4 of 10 u fIstg -.-truI. NIH tuy ie-
males iuhy uc t-I-tci Oh obtaintn' cupln menL anj
To secure then ic-h protection ~ Anst laud' Lace u
cNpenre.
ne" una appropriate sphtit' of 'npi1. lnent for "O-
men, IA departments not nov occul pea rr tlem.
We carlostly appeal To nil good c'tgeus more er-
pauiznton intended 10 benefit ami encourage their
OVu e"X ~ lahur Tor a livelihood.
LAptH' 90 NEW hpHt A. co." cold leather APP
Vrush f, All you not rcutHc'sfuc irlon4le-s work.
.ng girl Thousands Of dollars ufo raised for Other
b,ueNuicut pIllo ra. sud must size, no works iIe-
gueuty nom half-purt seven IN me morning. u near
Us that tiuc ia the r'cuin-i Zee leg 90 stIu-'c with
out that b. mp7thy AMI suip'it hi'h "oi 100 h!s IN.
GuIlc ncfC uus hltEH' you HlI 90. puF cr 20 riFef
Contributions ~ the ;lnd, either In moue., dry
H. sent TO the Treasurer 81 5. Beach. hsl sun Once,
Ii any lad dee res TO aid the Committee by giving
come Iutuon OF hel time for Ar VJ4 Of her sex sAs
viii he able 20 obtain iurth"f Information 10y applying
10 she Sucin'caaout At tie rooms oi the uoa, No.
| 10 Chaml en- street.
purine the last nine mouths the Mon has sent
moro thHn three thousand women rupo, meut In the
various trades ami canrs cuulucutcd IA mo follow
ing list Persons in want ofopclaty,s viii iurnsh-
| eel on apple AtOn.
Within tn same time nearly three hundred doars
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TRRorsRnrT THr rKi~s. ~ sELr
The Departure and Landing of III
I.TIasIM~-
Thr-s fM~ r..-rih~-nf >TErL FLsTrr
ENsEssiseS. ~ -. s-s nn~ re-rs ~ DE-
hs-r, Catalogues " be-usitui Asns irsr.
Fr~nch snc Englls rngrssing= sent ire n
Agents
Gre.- Inducements 70 energetic canss-
srrr N both -~xe-
COSMOPOLITAN AR UNION AGENTS.
Are informed that sir Wsiisr Scoti and
ne contemporaries. beautifully engraved o.
steel. s-ms -izr snd mate picture 20 Shsk-
speare snd hi- friends will be shortly ready
aud Their orders are respectfully solicited
". h. HoLBROOKR. PuhIi-h.r.
s. Nasssu 81. n. v.
feh. 1-sh. 1sHi-5~
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COL DIG, S0UcH0EG, ORANGE AND
HyS0N Ptk0E.

JapAy TEA q every descfp''on' '''"'rA
.nd tlp,nlar@d. 1919,
~. IL, hss pach kid 81 Ia tlsldea sH-
7, r,,rp rt.--4- nsm~iy. CAitsO- htr''
rapGo FINE. FINEST. ihai every o"s
understand lrom description aHa 'Nr
n.,.... annexed snht tie tsomp - " l-'rF-
,,,,.,,s.r--it The ~h.a- t. trade
u.r.nt.e III 4eil ALI. cnr Tfr- y
TWO CENTS M. E-n'sl Per
osnna above cost. ne.rsins ~ N ~
,,.rri~e ~ th+ msny ~h" hrse he'rAv'"'s
h... assing Enormous Points
GREAT AMERICAN rE' COMM
Imo,r,ers and obbers, No y v-res srer''
'"''''' ~ NEM YORK
S.,,.mb.r rs l8i3 -3m
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We also keep Iarge Hr-"r'WF"' Y"
AND STEEESLJfic
VIEWS.
Oar C,'aiogue Of these will be sent 70
address OF receipt If S'.mp
T.. & H. T AN rH0Nf,
" snufac,nrers II Photographic Maters'-
sol Brosdwsy. New fp'k
Friends or relsiives ~ prominent nhi'''s's
mn will cn,fer favor Nv sending " 'Ae'r
nL.rs.ses 10 COPY. They will be kept
e.r.sally and returned nniniured.
Fine A Ibums Made 20 Order fcr Congo
cassons To present 70 their Pastor, pr io'
osher purposes, with suitable in-cF'p-
I,iors. &c.
August % lsf3.-6m.
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o. these We manuiaeiure Eresl sHr'e's
,nr,,;nc IL n-ire from 80 cents ~ $50 -aenr
Or ALBUMS hsve the repu'ssie" ~ er-
ng superior in h-au'y and du-se'lrs 70 sns
nher.. The smaller kinds Can % sem
..,.ly ~ mail ., postage q -ix coats Per
The more expensive can be sent ~
x9ress.
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Only Sf.25
A YEAR CLUES OF FOUR
Arthur. Home Magazine

2'4I 4@0Ss
VII. XXI. snd MIL Earra by r.
ararE .na yrreiKIs Il n ws-fsr-
C.n,a,n- NaseI-sr. >lr-i-- II s'Tt Fs-h'
~. Steel ard N-"d Erersssng-. N-sale
r~rk psu4r,- ~ rrs>t vsrie's- Ns'hsr-
ll4p~rfmssf. Chiidr@rf- n~prFirns aii. H. nss
S4.p+r-' srd iIeAl'h departments ~i'i
irSrara reviews rrd ~ The .ccr-r"ri~s o.
+, fr-'-rls-> MsesziHs
Address Y = ARTHUR & CO..
a33 wsira' S'r--r. Fhilaa@irhis
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ANOTHER peculiarly q NE 1nmp-ns
Y MI ,nrir TIA iA-rFK not onis o.
$500 ,. Time 10 in-- sti*cfiun q 70 Tea
..a ou,litr. yalue. aat particular - ~
.,,+ .rs,enl.r gvc-i,firs % country. nu' ~
a.a. H. II. hmyrr 10 ehnosc 'tui OF 'h@M
s.,,.na .cck su-h TEss a. sFr e'-'
,l.ys.d - HE . rlcalar ~an's' a'a ~ orr
NV. NV, ,,,.t, at 10 him the h"si oarrn' :
1, .s.v 20 ses sh- lneaicnlnnl- aossn
,sr~ = TIA BtsER has 10 "a sesa" o'''n''s"'
Over ~ osarrs.
II h~is no jaire - TEA or ne MAks II
,,.,- ,i..e T. valuable. b. has ~ ihr bem~n :
", . ~@si urssnizyc system oide'"s n0-'"rsS,
W W immense ca-nsi NJ ~ lot2rnf~h'
!, r,a,s--son.l IEa T>sr q, Snd NJ
k.aw. .du. III sup~rls ~sl--mrn
T.- enables I'll T~s buvyFs-no ms''.'
I, I..v srs thnns 3D. ~ miles from ~
n,,k -s-,o purchase on a. good terms i'eiF
a. - ~. m~rcisan
pine. eau order r-sS s'd Alt - sers~o
~ ~en - rhorah they ermr tn-m-
,slv.- br,,s -urr ~ Get original rafNs-r-
M. .yr,pAf- snd f~rr<: and me Teas 'ft
iW.--ans.a - represented
w.i..ue Pie. liz 81 'he Company \
rs.s ah,rh ~ill BE- sent 70 ~ ~ho o'er' ~
rpna ,ri~ins Lin f.a
lIl,sYn Young llNson. Imperial. 'nn-
,,ow.ler. TwAnkay anu Skl'i.
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. 9 . 9 : !

ONE person writes, her daughter wm
cured II fits Of nine years standing, and
~. vitns' dance Of two years.
ANOTHER writes, his son was cured
after his flesh had almost wasted away.
The doctors pronounced the case incurs
able.
ANOTHER was cured Of Fever and Ague
after irving every medicine in his reach.
ANOTHER was cured Of Fever Sors
which had existed fourteen years.
ANOTHER of Rheumatism q c'ghI
Gases innumerable ~ Dyspepsia and
Liver Complaint could be mentioned ~
which the Purifier and Pills
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Work Ilke q CNNNvvSN.
We HAOoA pMs

are the most active and thorough pulls
that have ever been introduced.
They act 40 directly uron the LIVER
cxcitir hs. organ " such an extent -
that system doe not relapse into -
forms ,ndition. which 10 too apt . =
The case with simply purgaiive pill
They are really
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EsTARLIsHEDDs os
PETER LORILLARD.
SNUFF b TOBACCO MANUFACTURER.

lG & Is CHAMBERS ST.
Formerly a. chsiham Street. Ne~ York.
MOULD eall me attention q D@sler- %
~ The articles of his manufacture, VIZ }.
BROWN SNUFF.
Marsbiy Dpmirgns.
Pine Ra,pee. Pore Virginia.
c.,.,-. R.ppee. Nsehi'cches,
Americrne;~n'lemsu, Csrenhsee"
YELLOW SNUFF
Sr.,rl hnues De- Srotch.
Hlrh Tossi .clrh. frr~h H~n-y S-o'eh,
Inn .isrh roa~s. Fresh Scotch
% Lnrds io"'.
~ Ausniios. = rsllsdto ihe lego fecnc-
,ion N r-srss ~ Fsr.-cu' ttr~inr rar
Sr,nkiar II .nscess-. which vail b iupnt ~
Superior Qusli'v
TOBACCO.
SMOKING sAAss-
Long,
NJ Sssni-h.
No .. Isn-s'rr-
Nvs.ir2 nix 4 C;-anuia,ed Turkish
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900 copies Of Works Of Art I.
Inclndirg ~ productions n th' m'-' ssir'
,r.r.a Eaeraving~ Paintings Sfn'ur-. 81,
.,salognes @snf ~ re,.sDi q ~a'np a."
.rd@r TN One Dozen PicTu.ES ~ y ""r
Catalogue will Be flied On .rece. y, y = -
nd sent by maii free.
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CIerk-IlFsRv A. HoITHAus-
Auditor-THEoDrEE S0xpEAEAsB.
Tressursr-E STEFHESsoS.
Reeorder-AUcusT LiIscHcI.
Sherif-JoHs wHKEI.
coroser- -CHxELEs kEArs-
Snrveyor-S- WiLLIsks
VIZ II. GKEEx.
X VI DAVIS Commissioner
g. NIEHxrs-
OFFICERS cF EsrxERIrcE ToSssFtr
Ja-,i~es- : -bssiisn EuebIsr. W Morros
Rose.
Tmssee-M. keefrr
CsnstshI.--A. Ecker. H. krdhofsn
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F.NE crT cEEwisc-
PA H. ~ pisin-
Csrepdish. - >sse',
S.4es Sr@nFSo O-Sncro.
Tin Phi Csy-nd'-h-
IA circular ~ prir.- ~iii b. fen' "h
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CARD PHoTOSRPaaS,

or Css-iceu no~ emhsnce- r"n-aar' y o'F
~ Fsur ThYu-snd different -usl-~'~ s''
.h...h si.iif,on- are contirusls o~in- na@arl
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NJ. FREApMAS. jasper;
FRsD HOFFMAN. Harrison Township;
JoHS l.. HsFFnAs. Columbia Township:
GEO. ioFFMAs, Hsrbison Township;
GEo II. SHuRTz. Ferdinand;
JoHS q. BscKMAS. Ferdinand.
ERNST PicKHARpr, HuniIngsburg;
L. X. TAYLOR, Ireland;
and bv Druggists e. Merchants ever VIII ere
9. w. ROBACK. Compcnnder of Ssomsch
Bit,ers. Blood Pills. DissilIer snd Msnufar.
iurrr of Csiawbs and Swedish Br.ndes snd
oil kinds Of the finest Domestic Liquor
which are sold. wholesale on in any Desired
quantity. ., Nos. 90. IS. % and So East
Third Street C.ncinnsii, %.
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MOOD uMA Alvsv VM,
which, in conjunction with the
MOOD 2MvNiAcv,

viii cure all the aforementioned diseases,
Ana. Of themselves, viii relieve and cure
Hsadachs, costiversss,
Colto pains, Cholera Ncrbils,
indigestion, pain in the EozUsls,
Qizxiness, eto.
TRY these medicines, and you will never
regret il. .s
them, and they will say they are
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TIE GREAT AMERICAN
TEA COMPANY,

No. 81 Nesey street. New York;
SAGE i,s organization. has created nes
era Ia ihe history Of
Wholcssleimg Teas in this Country.
Thev have Introduced their selections y
rr ,S. .nd are selling them a. MT over
TWO.CEYTS 20 Upper pound stovs Cost
y.yer deyiaiing from the oNE faie '
asked.
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~ $500 tl.t ire Blood ! urlher aud Pulls are
rrrels veretaie have the csrfihcste- " thoss s-
in~ut ehemi.ts. Professor Chitsn q New fork' sno
Locke q Cincinnati.
rulll.hed II conspicuou. part q this Paper hem
p,,ee N ~. SCANDINAVIAN Vegetable BLOOD Pnrf-
fer 81 Per hottie, ~ psrhelf dnssn ~ NJ -
prinrirai One and saie~rccrs. No East Fourth
-. ~ building from Main s., Cincinnati. y. LAe-
cratory No. IS Hammond street.
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-
JOHN BUCHART

RESPECTFULLY informs HE numerous
customers and the public 'hst he has just
from Louisville slsrve snd well e.
Iec,sd stock o. chsirs. which he offers Tor
ssIe cheap. He also offers for sale good
Ready Made Furniture!
en- suulsctured by the best houses - Louis
vile. and 81 himself. He solici,s share
~ patronage, and feels sure he can give sat
isfacticn.
Jan IL JOIN buthNn
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1864-02-12
Military Matters.

A letter has been received from Lieut..
Rose, lately appointed to Majorship in
the Second Cavalry, stating that he &C
cepted the appointment, and would soon
join his regiment.
A letter from Lieut. DAwLRY of the
Second B .ttery, states that all the men of
his company would re-enlist if they could
come home aud have the privilege of re-
organization and a new election of officers
e. The following promotions have been
made in the NlHth Regiment:
First Lieut. Harrison Jones, Company A,
Captain vice Jonathan Chase resigned
Second Lieut.. Benjamin Shuler, First Lieu
tenant vice Jones. promoted.
First Sergeant Leonidas Lane, Second Lieu
tenant vice Shuler promoted.
The following promotions have been
made in the Seventh Regiment:
First Lieutenant james McKelvy. aptain
company l, vice Libby honombly discharged.
George " Mayhew, FIRST Lieutenant, vice
KcKelvy, promoted.
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Major Hatch,s Report.

Major HATCH reports to Gen. SIBLEY
that on the 22d of January fifty-seven In
dams voluntarily surrendered themselves
of whom fourteen were men, twenty wo-
men, and twenty three children. One OF
the men was brOther-in. law of LITTLE
Grow, whose name, as fair specimen of
the whole batch, we give as NAH KAH-NAH-
Ho-TOO- NAH NEE He was a farmer In
dian, and has certificate signed by the
superintendent and Agent We learn that
orders have been given to have all the
male adult prisoners who have been cap
tured or have voluntarily surrendered
themselves, sent to Fort Aberorombie for
trial, and that abundant evidence exists to
convict some Of them of participation in
the ma ssacres.