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BUTCHERS.

Family Nlcnl Market.
=. RAUSCll,
No. 30 East Stcoad Sfrfft.
1GnGps KEPT HIS MARKET CON
SssSSriy supplied with The best quail
ity Of Beet, Pork, Veal. Mutton,
which he sells cheaper than any ctilrr
butcher in the city Corncd Beet, Picked Pork,
Cured Hams xnd Dried Beef constantly on hand
Call and try ana. my3d-d
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ATToRM EYs.

JOHN y. CRAWFORD,
A TTORNEY AT LAW PENSION AND
IA bounty Agest FarrsnYs Block, Davenport
Iowa mh2u
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.1ls0--.MELODEO.VS.

In every variety. with prices ranging from Gas
TO f225. Every one cordially invited to call
and examine our instruments, whether they wish
10 buy or not.
Orders from q Distance prompt.
~ Attended 10.
Address all letters ". w. KfMBAII.
dei1 l42 Lake Street, Chicago. i
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DEDOLT EXCHANGE!

n. RILET,....... Proprietor.
CAeics WSs~. Lswsrs ssd S<esrs !.
Warn Aests At al Aosrs.
II HAVE JUST PUT UP A JENNY LIND
i Table. Of the iatest improved paaterr. ~
owoit = trial ftoA my ffiends.
4. MANY Propeiesde, :
WsaEj 49, eelseils - kaiispal Rsak.
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1AHs .-ss e
CARPENTER AND BUILDER. SHOP ON
~ Commercial Alley, opposite Post Oeice, Pc
venport, lows. mySl -d&wtf
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Mr.. GEORGE A. BRuEN. Organist Of Saint
James Episcopal Church. Chicago. H.. says:
They far surpass all other instruments Of the
kind that have come under nv observation, for
fullness, richness and brilliancy Of tone, and
promptness and delicacy Of action
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-06-11

DRACTlCAL DYER--PAkTICCLAR AT
Z rExrloN paid to dyeing Cloths, Silks. Velvets
- Garments " any kind-to give any color de-
SIRED. Third street, two doors west Of Lows
oUrth side. ft mylg-dlys
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From George F. Wiley. Organist and Director
Of Music al John Street Church, Lowell. Mass
LOWELL, Mass.
GENTLEMEN Having thoroughly examined your
American Organs, am of the n;.iuipn tina, they
not elualcd b, those Of any maker They
are distinguished from all | have seen by their
extreme iuilucss, vet mell"wness Of tone. and
their quick response, to the touch Of the perfor-
mer. am yours, &c.
GEO +. WILEY.
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fHur CONTAIN

and viii positively prevent YELLOW FEVER.
BILIOUS FEVER ac
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RJACKSTONE Ma.

BLAVkSTUNE, Mass.
GENTLEMEN three American Organs pur-
chased of YOU for the Of our churches here
in xbridge and in Mu!bury, have been in use
one year. II gives me much pleasure 20 say that
they have fully met our expectations, and given
the greatest satisfaction. Iremain yours
f. j. SHERIDAN Pastor
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M1SCEllAN EoUs,

oJCLACS KOCH.
MANUFACTURES AND DEALER IN
AX1 Hats. Caps. Gloves, .kuss de- Store on
ID st. between Mair. and Harrison apl5-Gm
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-isS. :. -ssA "a es.+4sssi t.te i
lib - 4s .I.AaiaA hi
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HENRY SELDY
JACOB I.lrxEN.

nEALER IN FURNITURE, CARPETS
IL Mats, Oil Cloth Mating, Window Shades
As., East Second 81, next door to Perry. iyxi
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nARTNOITH Corrrcr

From H. N. Sanhorn, Teacher Of Music and
President Of Handel Society in Dartmouth Col
lnup
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TxCELSiOR JOB PRINTING
Ia ..eaat the DEMOCRAT OFFICE.
7 AIDES VISITING
~ $50 G IT, 1uewOCxAI OFFICE
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vt. Central { Grand Trusk X. H.,
6RdnR 49,
BOSTON,

Less than via any other route.
Passengers get the full benefit Of the aboSe BY
purchasing tickets M the Grand Trunk Ticket Of
lice only, sc Dcarbon street, Chicago, - CLARK
street., Chicago. PAL Main street. Milwaukee.
:. 7. WEBSTER, Wcst'n Ag't y. I. +.
S. r. HIikl}ARD. West'n Ag't W. Cent
&. j. BRIDGES. Managing director. -
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WASHINGTON, juno 10.
Tho N ny Department hs, not rec ive'
my in!ormatiun concerning tho report.'
.apsuro IL tue steamer WI terwtch.
Passengers art,ylus here to-day state, o.
Ii. authority ii a Captain Of Ne~ Jer.c,
regiment, that Hd ts.stion II the tu,nip,
j B.wiing Green, Va, by cur io,c.-, b.
w.u received II the trout. 1t splesis
team ii sltns vas nsed upon t,,m IL.
houses, III cons' qu'nce OF which cavalry
cscort took the crrx n. ann pssc. d them j.
twu b us.a sssndmg away from tie stv~,
sitter which the town "a, set Oh fire an
completely destroyed.
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GESrLrsgr--The American Organ purchased
Of you, though very pleasing in tone from the
hrst, has become more and more favoritc instru-
ment with my musical acquaintances as well as
with myself. The ease Of the action and the ra-
piditv with which light music can b. executed
upon it SURPRISE. me, while for sacred or solemn
harmony its fitness Id unqucst,oned take great
pleasure IN ADDING my testimony to its real worth.
Very truly, yours, H. ". SANBORN.
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O000. OCONNOE ruos nOacAv
O'CONNER 4 MORGAN. !.
DLACKRMlTHS AND HORSE SHOERa-
- Snop on Commercial Alley, ne Il EUor 70
enith's Livery stable. Work neatly and bromut.
Y.aene. CAsrxes reasonable. Iuay9Odtf :.
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Exempt from All Kinds Of
Taxation.

.s.53.. *..-.44 .ss. :
and offer better Inducements to capitalists than
any security Of u public or private character now
offering at par. mch3ldtf
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!. From r. r Baker, Professor in the Boston Musi.
cal Institute Author. DC, and Director Of Nu-
BOSTON Mass
~GEvrLEnKN confess TO having entertained 4
prejudice against reed instruments before having
heard your American Organ. Hut bv your new
method Of voicng the monet onous. droning, bur
zing sound has been entirely cured. and in place
of il pure organ-likc tone substituted The ac
tion is prompt and the tuning Is really perfect. =
II your Organs receive the patronage they merit
they must come into very general use
With regard, truly yours,
D. T. BAKER
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ROXBCRY, Mass.
To allude to instruments which bear the name
of :. ID. Il II. W. Smith would be useless They
have stood the test for years; and when we say
that they always reflect upon the reputation Of
t"na and finish they justly claim the first rank ;
and. having SO much at stake, their name Of Anne
rican Organs may he considered good indorse-
men, of any. Respectfully,
PROF. H. G. A. SECHE
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Two Hundred Millions Of
Dollars.

an amount that will soon he absorbed il We may.
judge Of of the prev Of similar appeals
BY the Government to the loyal people Of this
country. These bonds
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7TIuNE fsTFITL q TT-r-Y W : F7-T . =
, miscellaneous, :.

itE4s- , ~ sys3HfFYHHs taHt 9Er1t - 80
IAE, RefN4 Neeea I4eaAhass Anssl De1s
lo1Us ,Mctha In Eqrps W oOien, ger ~
Isb0Ae 0W 4D4agk1Df e0ve1Dt ABifAoaS:setcss
Pvt up in 25c soc. and 800 Boxes Bottles and flas
~ and IS sixes for HorxLs, PUBLIC ISsrlTuroSs, &C.
1OnI- infallible remediessknown.r
- ATthc fsso Hv16 nss 1 asssissstJ pGT ga
- mot dangerous TO t,e Hupan Family 4,
ala sSents,s8l vat 81 Their itA 10 Ae.s t.'s1issh
~ Sold Wholesale In all laseeiritisa aesi 80
- sGla by AZ PsngSisfss snd Retailer. eyayxhersi
~ sqfIba4, 9ssfARis spape t.en each Boz. nHss1
zeAsts.s ~ n snstc ~ Nv Nv A.rOsrAn ~.
fs 1ass u PEG! tss ss,4RayAsNf AGO, =.
I | taa tuefash ii, 4tSfA. L.NnkIA6QN,a III II
whole@ale and Retail Agents, Keokrk, Iowa,
y tnn1e.Anavou NJ -utftlssRs Hru oa@ac-s f~Ht
: rrTT71Fs E0T7TJT 7FETE'rtnrssvin,
ME4PGAlt. HI FO gVsdAssSfss .i.,.i s.isl .=s-s
oil, ~ sss5a&s1ssss.messst s,'Asa a.
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f1seabAsssih. s1niJaiy sSssttsaSt,.aSt iSsd Il.
|. ssskisasysis i'sasrSs =. 1i;bknsli. ri
80 s~s,a A'asSS1sb - sissss
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80 I0SAos
NJ I'll \ M YORK amer S.6. l. No. N
YA"AM a NC
he amount Of It's Capital stock H.. 900 %
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t.,leI atsbns a.istheg Asa1aH .AiiAaA~ ~ iss0 ~
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ns ss :, sss'f ,aOoo 6 s'a eo,o
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mar 60, rs,ns sh.rs.s, w
IA, shs $50 .,s .ss.t va 90 90 go a." ss <
satsy5 So tssS 10 g1p ios5
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as inen - So o..
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Total ' s-Ns'', : u =
... - 100. .isl.,i 81. /. iilu isnn
h4aSs sr .e ~. aus None 81
L l..s. s sa..a ann an a., .s
Lose. usae rs
AZ Other e.. - axsissss ise ssa.uy. " 81. ~
dividends 1ppald ....,.....-.....,... a5.2 Ci
xcz1piatsses si a. l..a ~ ess 81
4,,ats lssJsss.;4i tIsFU Is. ss4fti
49, '' '., lIi'' ~ ,j,., ~ y
A.. s,,.sas Am 49,, ,..,..,a !. 10 ..4SrA. y
70 -, ~, -, - : =. -. ~ U.s., S1o,voo "
-, ~ = b. s W iseasessR = rpm
u. trs..'. -, .i,ean' -ll's saaa ). a.srsi IL
IN. nom, :, J. III, 4, !. ~ 1ais
- ..s.-., -. -. -. - i'ss1iss - Pssi.ea
Y .rt ~ y. Y ~ ''sat.s IN ssns "fh1 ~ 'ssRs
~ X, .axE - Spne.
Z rinr u,s yxar .t.iln', s.r. 1874 - U.s. non 81
Ts,e =. aF--s-rs,gg ~~%-- y
( 80 - - -. = .i1,,.s1 -...,.. & 4s,
t sNF''y> 49, WV A's sH@4s' s.'t
STATE OF NEW YORK oorsrr " sf* Ydsk. 49,
1AAn Uias frea1ehf and H. VI BtsrtKkf secre-
lIs 81 ihr NeftA American ine Insurance Company
being quay sAofn des~ and say and each fl hiareli
~ ta.t ~ ls sissr Observation-Disclosures ~ th< Said
=, An-sssah TT ipsnIs:ce tamp@ny. s< that ths
81 pses6@siAsfsh sfths abvr described
ssss.a WI ne sl-fsnif pfYrefN q - so osEpsut
fre sI1 citar ifp any tfFa nT claims taeTep
.asF g si@}0A Hasi shAss .1nx go rsnehf - true
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a- -r AfsyP 80 II ~ fspsEEe ssss
Il s.-ssIaIs ssa Iul StEiSH s1fssS A<ssssSsSs~Sys
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+ A b fL1TIEs
The sncen, Of iasilisiesail4 sr "nui6f dneo !" Y
haAAs Or isr, crrsiiIsfs Hsne-
Losses sdjnsfsd ami due None.
Lossez ADJUST AMI dot dnt.. L-- Nbns
Losses IN SUI aa.iihs for Further pre-. None.
Az sthsg cs~st against fae sssasanyti' i..tf -
Dividends uppaid ES.1
Sczfpiasss esi sst "a ..!l.s.a li.t-a ~
8saaS .zst4sslsss.i4 s88f0 81 ssgs4fi -.----&
Total lsbiiitiss.-......- S256l
q an al sts
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GAIT, ii ssaaa.ti kssa 81 i.1zs ,na
W 3o10 larrels Kanasha salt; = -.{ s. l.a+tA
7sft 80uD sacks q. A: tt+tt'4 w.
1890 Turks Island: t.tt..,.i s-.f
IN rfs In pfit order lard 10 arrive for sale for
Cash. at 81 and IS Levee, by ss4 s~5r al 4. s!ans
jan1-l e'H'' CoxSABLE 4 sMYTH.
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PRESIDENT ,LIkeoLN's TRIsuTx 70
THE Loyal WuMrs or ,AxkRtcA.,r--At
the close Of the Parent O6iee~ Fair ia
WsshioRton, on Friday. night, Nrr..if1.iini..
coin, ia dnsver 70 loud and. costinuous
CALLS made the following semAshs:
"Lsdiss asd G1silemen / appear. 10
say but = word. This extrsdfdiitart NJ
in which We arsasagagsd rialls heavily
upon al elefaes Of p36Ple, bas fkXi most
heavily ssos ths selaiee. gse sit~lus
sfa fs~saf s~iftE 81 ~ xss
s'.@iae a4RLs .ssHaes ~ =. ala =, y.
.4ss.S To sss34s~a&
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Y8..s.. -''1Asr'se Su cnnrL ~
3 A Washington correspondent Of fhs
Ameriean Cnion.. sends. The following HUI
morous description of one OF the Isl sights
to be Witnessed or indnlged IN every dh5
at the great Sanitary + air pow beins held.
in that city -"''"9 .s'@' = '''' ~ =,
Having accomplished about two.thirds
of theldislanea down the hsu, you, per
ceive hat Immediately Before you, 4hUhgh
sQpewhat TO one side, the already dense
cEoxt has sbecSf9 depiet wa st@tiob1rN,,i
and compactly wedged before some OBJ
ject eyi6sutl ! Of the gSaatssfs attraction.
With the most strenuous. Efforts, and the
loss Of all sease ST feeling ia ia yoar lower
extremities. your temper and coat tails,
ydnusss<Hatehrda pau wagfotkg i.naE
and become awafs' i HiS az proximity Of
what is ,ihivetsaIly conceded to be the
most interesting and popular feature Of
the fair. 4 Befqre Jpn fups a. lpw wooden
railing, behind and facing which. and
aboutsshktfVt dt1aN N@ Ts3drd a
row of seven or eight unmistakabIy pretty
girls, whose beaning eyes, rosy cheeks.
and saucy curls, bqekisr pxeyents YOUR
closer acquaintahrs Win but The remark
ably sharpsPopiS9f the railing Afoyessidx
~Ar one IND of Che fstcs IA behold s
small pen or inaessre, for admittance in
10 which a swayipg mass. of. esger. pascu.
lines are GLOWING TIER way saJp 10 Il the dis.
tractcd ga'ekeeper;ths right, hand Of
each waving aloft ,tbe requisite grceu-,
backsS 'Tsose who have satesd siSbAinG
ed admittance to The enclosure, are i'm.
patiently waiting for it L, Be filled. and
ailsaf.tteR Lees stoxsEd. anetbeg ,ssas lis
gate that opens upon the path formed bv
the railing hud'row efteifgh,fuily patri.
oue b,spties.
Upod'iaquiry iyoS Are inbrmea that
the object - to yermjt the men 10 run
aown the path or row, holding their.
hands oeaaods4heirsbasks, snd during the
pasesse' k'ss~ as many of the tempting
pairs of lips they psss %. poss4ble. the pa.
trio'ic'c~ners OF which are rsnoed n the
distaI &c of about tAree f1erAnsrt .lona
chsfk~hhe dra~h-for the purpose along
the door, ~'sdff'eAp y teA <th.s are bound
in lfcndr not To retreat. A fav "a.
back from the ron IRE iKfodpea a numhsr
of deapfy interested MISSES Who are
waiting tc relisye tbeir. fair sisters who
are thus nobly sacrificing themselves in
this novel and delighs6ul manner Tor he
good Of their Suffering country.
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y
DE eraAas anoaA, isiir-a ii absors- risk
Lbs gryaisSt ansa,tat st!YNed ~ w iSeuses IN
sns ons t1ty, too II tiiiage,.-..~.........,...-
Iss trratsst amount 'niklrs cam be ftstresl ID
any one hieek,
The aEfsomfs ci - ssri,sf N farming tsp1.sifei
" Repaired u Up Sts,csfssi In lHn3 sgfhx
State As security fer io1s,s fhxrsin,....~,~...
! Axs~anr II prsnknts- ~ sfyed In fhsStsss dr.
ring uas Year rtxiing -aSI !, lsSs, =
7 Tire art n fsrcft erstio;s-lss5
/, Gops VI charter, ~ ME slrsa4y .ssssssf tss
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The President ana the working
,,.,s l,,.,;as 90 lmncnss :a..e.s., nos ,n4

The President ana the WerkIngi
:, a.. ..,-;s. ~. mcn.r sa4..ssa. saa .ns j
Special to N Y. Tribune.l
lYHI II )cy.f4fh9gssP, MA ~
! A Committee on behalf Of the New
York Workingmens Democratic Repub-
I L.ssp Association to,dy YANed usaRmtlse
president to inform him that their Asso-
ciation. ht aeeel G1hhE SSsf&y mem
Der. The object of the organi xation
ss.drx3v AasA sAt&osAiAk 0sp tftAASsbiA
in morals, gSssiiI 81, {. pppg l2yAyi it binds
them together IN support OF the Union.
and isducss them as slt rarfiti IA
tain init It. eiThay request Mr.. l,snoosa 20
give his views ph.. the subject Inaatiarof
~hicit. thear address sreased.e' 'ie,.ss
s'.rhe President, IN reply. said the Aos-
srsry sssmbsfshp tti5 dS.f4lx. sAkdlfsa
vas IA. as ggrsitssfHl4y ussesRtsdnb Thy GAm-
Pfehendeg thft ,h,heau fxssHRR YHe9e9i4n
infant M5ts ana tended to more than the
peEpefnation Of African slavery that it
rAsjlf3esHHS uBH.5RS4hts-ofyseA
ing people. Partly 10 show that the
view had not escaped HIS Attention, and
psrsAy because he ota4ldI aos betterexrrseu
himself, hs rsAdaopassspes kom his Mes
sage IA, Congress Of December, ls6l. and
be sassh .eeaciuded ss follows: IL % i'f'.rs :,
.e"s.Ehs most notable feature Of the dis
tutbanre m your city last summer w t4
the hanging OF sosss working people by
Other WIRING people. Il shonld never
be- So. The strongest bond Of human
sympathy outside of the family relation
should tsAons dAning ill ~oikihg people
Of all hl,a,ions, tongues and .kipdreds5
nor shsdid rhisisadtc war on property
Or owners q property. a,,,,ao... q
Property is the fruit Of labor. Prop
erty is desirable-is positive good in
ttsk All That some spsaf h6 sricA
shows tina. Others may become rich. and
hence is just encouragement, y industry
aud enterprise. Let not him who is
lhouseless pull down the house Of another
but let him labor diligently and build one
for hipself. thus b exaMplesssuring tba,
his .6v4 shah berafe from violence when
tuhf.. E.gs x
AT the eo1uiu,iop.sf. The Presidents
renIafks, he i,Asdedatoepy of his speech
TO Mr. Sill. Die Cha A. who upon 'fe-
ceiving il said
"On behalf of the committee, Mr..
P41f5ST ,hsesw6s1i ]. g3.GH
add. that It is the general desire Of the
working men of the United States, that
the next President If the United States
shall be from Springfield. Illinois, and
tina. hiSHgto43rstsnAiE.f2
For Which he President aRsweTed: al
am very much obliged to you gentle
my,g .xRt ttaeomFHI arper,eA .Ss
GEN. McCleiIan's Friends.
A eotemtbrAyy pstidahsFT Observes !:
/ We have repeatedly called attention to
the fact that every Bympathlzer in the
loyal States with the Shareholders Re-
bellioD; ~ snrssy champion Of George b.
Mcclellan. We have asked those advo-
cstrn ~ aaa clssih whit are Andprtasstss
be WAR Democrats 10 favor of sup
pressing The gy9elloaa either II y Explain
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-04-01

From Rev. Warren Randolph, Pastor Of the Baptist
essE Church Geris ahiswn Pttsa. & g -Hss
DIR, e. y. JseSsop--ik sis: Hsraopst exps rience
rnsbies me TO say that fegsId Tie German BItters
prsp~fsd NJ yes ~ 4 meat sacen-Ht nsaisine. IN
Eases OF severe cold ard general debility have been
greatly bsne ntea bs the Hss Of tke biteTs anil dut
hot they will produce similar Effects on others.
! W leafs Nay, rsiNAAhEA kAADUsPH.sssss- =.
GrrnsEtown, Pa.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-04-01

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The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1864-12-08
A WORD oF ExPLANATION.

The price of the Central Presbyterian
will be, from this date, ten dollars for s'T
months. No subscription will be taken for
alOnger period.
However much We may regret this further
advance, there is no help for it. The cost
of paper is now trcaty fire, and will soon be
fhirty times the old price. Nearly all srti-
clss of living have increased above prices
before the war, through range Of from
twenty Eve to fifty times. But the Central
Prsbytsrian at $12 year, would be only
nine and half times the old price, making
allowance for the half sheet. At the present
price, $50 q year. it will be only sixteen
times. Our subscribers can easily test the
reasonableness OF this advance by asking
Themselves how much the paper would cost
them in specie, or in any article of produce.
The reason for taking payments tor six
months only Is, thst+it is the fsiFest to both
parties. 1t is ruinous for Us to make con-
tract for year, when prices are constantly
advancing. Most of our subscribers this
year paid only So or S.. Comparatively
few, after paying at one rate, make sny al
lowance afterwards for the increased price.
PAYMENT then for a shorter time is our only
safeguard against immense loss.
We hope this arrangement will enable ia
to publish one full sheet each month, ana
we shall do so if it is in our power.
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1864-12-08
HAHDSoMR DONATIONS.

Another friend 10 North Carolina has
sent the Presbyterian Publication Commit
tee 81 600 Two friends have since given
50 600, and also $500 for the grstuitOus
circulation of "Wee Davie" in the Army.
Let our prosperous people initiate this
and other recent examples aud our Com
mittees will not lack for funds With which
TO prosecute their important and much need
ed work.
A gentleman of Richmond. of another
denomination, having read ''Wee Dagie, +"
was so much charmed with it, that he pro-
nOunced it worth FIVE hundred dollars, ="
and forthwith sent check for that amount
to the Presbyterian Publication Committee
to aid in its circulation.
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1864-12-08
OBITUARIFS.

Mary Of our religious newspapers have
long ago adopted rule for limiting Obitu-
aries. We End ourselves reluctantly COM
PEELED 10 a similar course. Hereafter, there
fore, they must not extend beyond forty
Ines. We cannot undertake to write those
which are longer over ogain, and the only
course left will be to omit them. A news
paper is for the publication Of matter in
which the public is interested most Obitu-
airy notices have no special interest beyond
very limited circle. 1t is not fair or pro-
ftable to the mass of subscribers to have
their paper so much taken up with this kind
of reading. The fact we have only half
sheet adds much to the force of this. 1t is
impossible to insert these notices, if they
are so long. Surely forty lines is space
enough in which to announce all that the
public need know. When persons die who
have sustained important relations to the
public, the case may DE different; but the
instances must be rare and peculiar in
which the rule mentioned viii be departed
from. We are aware how delicate and ten
der are the sensibilites of good people on
this subject, aud they are to be respected
grief is thing too sacred to meet with
rudeness, with even GOODNESS. But the right
judgment of all will, it is hoped, approve
the course indicated as q matter of necessi