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, 1864-02-02
Shooting a Seduccr.

1EH.n 1Tovr vx7n1- <1n 1a~,, ra-{n3r Nv nonnurf
LIS ~" 1osh paPcts eou1.n ~ aeeoun'
Of a sad domestic trascdy In that city. An
Engli6hman named Haines had been mar
r;cii forrteer vears to a wife he anneared to
re
lore aesoteoiJ. Ihen man, p.o1esseo
friend OF the family, seduced The vile, VINO
deserted her husband and lived for dvc years
with her naramonr On Wednesday Last the
s.t.-.as a. i,nssana .,-,cv-ea a nssto1 told h;s
an)neo nasoano paoea1eo p.9eo'' s'.1 NO
wife's sister he WAS distracted, md should
kill the seducer, and then went down to the
honse where the puflty pair lived. He told
IT, ,,.,ca 49, ha oen,d on,nre Il m 1ongcr
n1s ~ 1na. ~, ~ v,,,. sUu.e e"a ~ ~ 49,
but must Kill hllllams-tne seo1cef-or Dc
killed BY him. Leaving the house he met
Williams on the sidewalk, and, after word
-. 90 sbot him ttrorph the heart IN his
~ aos =. 81 ;sSE"at uo;1a, ,,.aa -
examination I'll Lie 4uqnes1 aanes "auo ~
defence, saying: ~ went to Williams to-day
and demanded my wife; he made use Of q
verv offensive remark, and made q motion
,,.,th h,s 1,.nd. fhcn shot h;m.n~ .-.
WIN Ma.u us t."' w.. ,-"..aa . 80 ~ 10 ~ .a,,. ..~a
haines "as pIo'ea ~ 10 9n'st' na1o-
working man. The following touching letter
IN ,,,s c7,,1ty wife shows how deeply he had
~ 1
peen "1onseo.
MT DEAR WIFE: This Is the fourth letter
, 1864-02-02
The New York City Fathers Levied
Upon.

Yesterday, Deputy Sheriff Vultee formally
levied upon the portraits in the Governors
Room, At the CITY Hall, to ssattst5 9 judgm ent
obtained In the Common Pleas Court curly
John ). McLaren, ussignees Of 4 Mi Wood
ward, of Newark, who had a temporary night.
soil contract with the city in 1858, made by
George ". Morton, then City Inspector, In
pursuance Of q resolution passed By the Board
Of Health. The full amount demanded Il
$28, 8,558.o3. Comptroller Brennan las beer
notified of the 1cyy, and probably will immc.
diatelS devise measures to save the pictures
from exposure for sale. When the pictures
were seized before, under the Lowber judg
mcnt7 it will be reeol1ected they were sold
but were bought in BY an agent Of Mayo
Tfcrnann md Chamberlain Stout.
, 1864-02-02
Ufnro1t Btttcr5.
Dr.. JOHN BULLS
COMPOUND
CEDRON BHTTERS
+ The latest and Most Important Discovery Of
the 18th Century.

M Se e. @ a. Il asEt &c aa1s9s @9ls
s5tss { 5f fxSS, II g. %
Ky iii, iptsabe prerss.oo e ss5sapraMsd; naf II
tasf e ;!s,sa saaase d!us NJ es
a:s ass sn is H"ssees
srr ;.sIio1 at,.sa.a = Ns1 pt1cs ot ID
a ;ss e,sssssrse g. +.
t. hssis Of htt now oaerea 70 tne ~ Centr
sn xse,cs &c q seE. E1ha sS r T.
9;ore ttaI tyo hunsred ye1. aea II malss.s aua
a. ess i,hon 1he mos :nono' ss s,Fp r. 'F
tne eosy DE ccTon Il potent to rure no matter sns3
thS Sse r nu prepared T. snee.ss ~ Len e
ss !.
.acs a,sipE from c1rosuIe eat1.r 70 ensHSS q
s.
ssssS e. & e. ! ins,ss Il e 'ess eR'0''a s ~
DYSPEPSIA
Aac 4 s,,cn ant tza1a symptom II acts NOR: lits
q,ass sasF 81 ss M..f. Mesc: or
soupstson r. Il 10 sas IiSe:s NAV pe found
N tie III eitioa of 'ne U. bispen'atoFg' pages
scr.es e czpe1mep,eln which Dr Bull has been
81 paes e ssa rs os:5
hs RTrn r.n7 Il sns shcn ' s.
ass no edua1 in the World, ,..,o..,a. ,r+ ,n.
ss asvs Uns sas'sn
s. to4 SiH's 'as 79's' 'f new a''s'''. 0'F'
CEpNoN n11TERs
,,,c t,1s1 and you win nrvtr use snv otoera.
- not pecc sasg 70 run,isa lo1E Ut II disease
toE xhleq II ea.es tns q .e stoas ver OF K-
.asen: Ct rs ar,,s zirendns upon Dc
r raj Etntnt q the bsonaca ot tnu-sIr1:s - !.
, 1864-02-02
TIE GRE AT
INDIAN MEDIciNEu { =
CoMFoCEDEp TRox
Boots, Bar11s and Leaves.
Cherokee Cure !

AZ gn,ns for e,a. s.kns.s Sossssna oss =
Memory. Erirrfsnl Las-f:nde, Pains 1n the bs~-:
ntmrcts Of Els1on, Premature Old Age Weak SeEEcs.
DiGculty OF Breash1ng Trembling. HAEe!ulneaa,
Ernpiic1s On The Fscc. r1lc Couutcnancc Insanity
Consumpt1cn and all 1hc drefu complaints causedby
drpNrttlg from the path Of nsturt.
IL This medicine ID q simple vegetable extract.
and one which al! can rely ms been used r.
our rfhctfce for MAEy ycars. AID with tao4s4naA
frcatcd Il has rot tned Ia sinklt Instance. IT. Gu
ratIyt powers have tetn sufficient to gain victory
70 thoss wAo have trlaed with their constitn.
ton untl 3ley think themselves beyond tha reach
u medical nd, 20 xoald SAY. pEse.1E s9Tl the
CHEROE EE CERE will restore {ou to heaith End
Tigor and n;ssr a, ag.sf DOCTOR hsvs fssed! .na
ioEwaraed by Express to Al parts q ths world. ,x
II For fl1i particulars. get Ctfen1ar nom any
Drug E1orc il the country Or write agent who
mall fsec any destlng the same. full trea-
AlI euch orders must be rcnt to c. 4. CO0K, Chi
cBgo, our General Agent for the West
Sod by all DTuggista everywhere
C.. A. COOK, CnlcA1o. General Agent for the
States Of lliuoif Iowa, Wisconsin, Michigan AID In
MANS DR.. ". Z. MERWIH & CO.,
Eo1K PsoPa1KToKs,
no. 50 Liberty street. New York.
, 1864-02-02
FOR FORAGE

DROPOSALS FOR fORAGE.
sEALES S1sEt5s5es FESfos2ls - .s'ss s a a:es
ssEns .or e ,acP}yIES sns o'fs1aates ss11moSs Ne
A1e1snoria, and Fo1t Eenroo -. cf ssasr q ,heEs
lessl!s s. esly:; ee:ss;s
" biae trs must stata 1t Eeirn Of taa shove nAmsl
st which fhey .i make deliveries thesest nc q3aa.
Esea g ~ % shs be
e sP@sGmas mHis be v..sen on: il xe.as n,:
n,P.a 20 e.c Of ssoat Sases
IS : Ss 'ass IL ss'R e. 3 s.
.. .ss.: RiS1osa- to ba dsil'aied au,s b stats d
e;7ss 9ndss es :; e
psp,s sss 1ssss'sS o i,s 10 sma
ss:!ss !:
a1sss IL "so!s d ssa saSa ass :Rssa ss's.I ,vs
~ ssnSa Is 6 81 & q sy
,s n,s'sa sas' 1sn 9s's soos sas
e n9set e ter p hs sont Il ssey % maze Koo s:s
yS b II uu.s ba .hc.
- di5,I P,tSss asss5 6s55s5 8,
ConeesoF or CastoEs o1 NY o.ara rnnnaSJs Ia,saa
Gnt:HA ssAteA GnsetiWe-ss us IaaVoussAa Ho&A~sA
known to ttb ofaea. .-
An elecers w!u be d1iy nonnea OF tne seeePsA1oeo
fetecttor OF their proposan ,,,x..-.~
The full Lama and ores Of each ofaceF zcu5f
be Iea1bly xslss* n The proposal n.+r,., e.,..,,
Fr0Eosat must he ASdletaec g oi!E1ates Esn.e
D. u, RueteT, Ct'cf Depot GiaMtelm4ss. M tsr1
ton. y g sno asoo1d Do plAa+o @A'Aea @topss'
tor Fofa+a .o,., "a +,s .n.oons ofth% cousrs<s
nsr edhy the coz taGto5 LA " s.r - nrts
be reQpiec Of 'as ,actess1u4 o'sae4 " ptes4s es~
lentag tee eontfaeI ..,. .,a n,,.,v.-nn
Itan9 tolmS pr ann,r.i,on 81 A. tnis osncc.
r.5aJn svtt9 sn9 G st.ta,M NJ 0-a-- M.---
n,c..,., =, ,.,rSS1 S911n3 nTono<e "a fnrc,sn aad
i1,rsr ~ fSa T.nissd ststes Il ths Duarssrmaest3
rmtHset ~ 80 on4'oe. aSrneaEiT "a "a serN1o a
5o1 5;so Wssninston n.not necemoer ls8 ths foioS
G& hnshtts nff.orn. In s.cta 1t - pef buahel Of -
roInos
-bu.hels d oesss1n esc1F II - ous1ei oa p
-taus ot ss1sa Hsy, At-pe- ton Of 900 pounds.
, 1864-02-02

IMPAIRMENT OF AGRICUL-
~ TURE, WAeu1xaToa, .. ca Dec. u, 49,
70 the Growers and Manu- ctuFets Of Flag and hamp
col sisttng of Hon j. < AoTehesd. ot Penn!yl7an,a,
Minlsm n Bailey. Of Knode Isl5nd. sna a,3 John a.
tton made oy he lass cong{sss r.: nr.crc.nt, q,
cp1t1Tating and preparing da1 and henP - sabst-
tu:e for cotton, twenty thousand dollafs .,.+,o,,
Having met, and aftcr several days tn7est3auons
believing further and 'ullsE nSiee ct th:r u
ionrned to meet gain Wednesday. tho Ath daT OF
TheY ieuHe,t ai INTERESTED IN the distribution Of
hs snx =, t. az SsvHeR ne s1pes. a
Or befose that 1aT, samples Of T hemp ant max
the different stages Of preparation: o. qnEes
various processes ssa spd ne e1s1 ~ s
kipds and cost of machinery used, where MADE, Sc.
together with any and al information thas maS %
useful to the Commission. ~x... =, ,n.,u.orr,
This ipforunasion Is Necessary neIofe ~ aIs
dIstributfon Of the zppropfiation ~ TgSEWToy. ~
,.e~rr,. Comuiaioae1.
, 1864-02-02
Bar11isb.

N1ORTHWE,TER Y AkNlsA
IN MASUFAcruR1Sa COMPANY.
OMce 232 Lake Street, mp stairs:
H. ---..ur .x.n.,c.9 to ell orders er Coach, Gar.
n1e ~ npa Horsc Painters 1aEushes m nAte from
~ hcaf in market, and unsurpassed for
- BriD,anry; Durability and color. -
10y o. M th
t1anspeIta0on n ,4re s,.taf,rr1on or nav hc re-
.,rTrd.t Ger especse. Delivered any Ehere in tie
rIfy nee OF charge. JO:lN CL-uGLG rross:
| ~ Z, VAx NESS. Gen1 Agent. laSttttIas
, 1864-02-02
The Town Of Beaufort Being Sold
for Unpaid TaxeH-Fegroes the Prtn.
r1pH1 Purchasers

fCorreEpopdcnce Of the Boston TrayeElcr.]
The sale of houses and lots in town is now
in progress. It commenced Monday, january
lsth and Will continue till all are disposed OF,
except hospitals and other public buildings.
Fourteen hospitals aud as many other bull
diuce are reserved by Government It 10 o
einTular fact that the sale Is carried on from
Tic verandah Of the Edmund Rhett House,
where more than ten years ago this horrid
rebellion was brooaed over y ths e vssy men me.
It is singular, too, that the chairman Of the
Tax Commission, DR.. VIM. Henry Baisbane,
is the man who, more than twenty years ago,
Wns driven from the State because be would
Nberate his s{aycs.
horses reccntlr sold, bring unheard OF prices,
and are mostly bought by the colored soldiers
| Of Col, uiggin6on's regiment. According to
| the law Of Congress soldier can buy paying
only one quarter down and the balance at the
! end Of three years.
| Old rotton houses that " New England
this law at St eco and 1000. A house sold to
day on the business street for 5000. of
| course the most aristecraticf fho1ses 20 to The
ot1ictrs, but the blacks hare bought up ut
..::est two thirds Of the town.
The Rev. Manssss ed French, Of Gen. Saxton's
stat, having formed plan, as he supposed,
for tie b;nefit Of the negro, and having in
! LTet0 otn. 1A3toH anu 1uuge ou1tA " @ue
Tax commission in the same, was sent, 10
Nashir cton He had an interview OF nine
hours will s.cretary Chase, and also with
| Mr.. Lincoln.
The result is that an entirely new plan has
been adopted with regard to the 10000 acres
of}and to be disposed Of Every loyal per
eon, white OF black, Of q years Of age, who
low resides Lcrc, Is to be allowed to enter
for prescription 70 acres Of land-ifa soldier,
co acres; the price to be SIPS, per acre, two
Gtths to be paid down, and the balance on re-
ceiriDg deed of tie same.
, 1864-02-02
F4rtr Etrey Hair Dye.S

2ACHEL0E's selcb:H,Gd AA!A pYk g 11 TA1 , nxsr
Lux Dye Inown. Thii splendid Hair Dye Il forfcet
-sIan:;ss Fed, Ens,y Or a!sy Hair insia1tly: 70
t1e Hs1r Staining the Skin, leaving the Hair Soft
- Beautiful; imparts ffeah vital!tF. frequently res
+5nE III pristine color. and recttn tho III e1eta Of
- Dyes. I'll. Genuine ts signed WILLIAM A. DAca-
= oR. a ctEeE. arc mere t.lttato7s, nad sfnntd be
svoaed. Sold hy al l>r0ER1fa, &C. Fsctory. y par-
s'&Y Strtet, New York. 3YSg287.G.
, 1864-02-02

IT. u,th.rs 49, ,-on,ned THE VENETIAN HAIH
DYE: rnce ttnt lime + has becu nssd y shonsenas
and ID 40 aiance has f41:ed 10 Etfc paslect
tan. ...... L., s&n ,~or3a
TlE vENET1AN DYE T. tie ehesDea 10 tne
dnnc te "snf,ty o dye thosc usually sold TOT u
The TSE1IAs D,G Is " safest Spgo,son 20 H. =.
in caHs, It In warranted mol 70 1n41e Aoe 1041 " "
Ecalp in tht eltEhtcat degree. .rA rer
ThEVENEf1Af Df 7: work. with Ispioty ans eef
TUE TENET1 :: DYE produces any snsae ass LEI az
a d. --4rc that will mol fndc: cfnsa GT ~asu " q
cenis. .or ..:cby au Druggists 1Trp4;Ts 3mss "
General Agent, y k;old stIeet. y. ",
Aito, Manufacturer q. MA };EHs s ARHiCA HAM
GLOSS, the bc+t lalr crossing IN use' - e'@4
, 1864-02-02
artiffial EGGS.

ART1FIC1AL LEGS-C. Stat
n ford. ao1e proprietor md Esnnfset9rer Of DR
m1LSt.a srd ndouted bY the Union States Govcrn-
sat, has sppo'9tsd Tin e s9ppy tae!n tT ~
HnTn il South Cia1k street. Chicago Wi1lrecetve
iI1redtate attention. Eeud for Pamphlets.
r o. Box 2D65. de17-a7s6eSH TH bA&Iu
, 1864-02-02
DIR. aEnfklet

Formerly Of Ja1s4es' Hesp.tal, Custom Ho1ee
e., New Oreuns, e1atll4he ed in 1850, now OF 81
Randolph street. ChcsEo. Iliuo!s. speclal'st II the
:E:ntnsSgs s! u o1D annos1c, MEHeTs1a ,o II nt2ep
tot.hsii, Arsenic or Satsapart1lA. Dr. James CsEs
blood d.fcsFes. otranle weakness: brought % & b
:arily csuslnr toss Of c1nery Earsous md goocrst
1ebl.y, cic. cErcd fr M tutable method, md the
rei4Rc. -x.- =, ~,
Uld Disesser Of The MOST HORRIBLE CLASS.
bolchcs the face, ssll wntcry 61tSteta pnans ~
The 1eEd and bones, liberated hroAt none ahne Ana
sChtrFct. u,,.r.r.. ~
he south, the medical faculty. ana professors OF ned-
teal colieEcs, etc. Those afflicted shou'd Apply inme-
ulaiely. and hr cured Ct these terrible dssahaa. ~
Iielorn,her n. 1an,es' Of'cc and farIosa nrc NJ ID
RAHdu!t,h, between Etafe and Dearborn Atrno1a
.ny!o.ahje ja:a~nd1l-2tx
, 1864-02-02


From dst hands .nd ev citizens iey.1 = tae pnto.
care orGenefsi Terry. conamauding. uns II e'eeck.
50 q .aFo ~ "a. es az PsssIa I'll
e11sest eo I 10 is c o.: ior taat paTposel
The Beefto DO sound and wholesome. u alternate
s aea spss5 sss5 % q & s
rtsl ed Eve times per week, en- sncn days - may DC
y az Sass Ssfs o.. ...er,.o,
:tlhez hecty Indirectly IN 4ny other nld LOT TT
Soni,act that he IS conser1ed tn ao eomanaoa ~:
sigped hy he sureties banned IL he hi that u ea.r
L. 81 ri iii 10
as5sl 6e.stsa tae bid in @hiea inelr names appear
=. n!de rom Am mn.t tpse,f1 tho names saa ID
s,psEs :: isesistea. Il suoslstsaee Department.
ssnd Il S esst st; t I'D aor.r,. with s-e xs.A
ard sGnetcn: s1lt uee. y hose names must oo mcH.
.tsii b for nss 'i: aensts Ut .: sass i. das q
Corn.!s:asy General shall direct: Hmsae.nk On
IA n e. r. u
sysa b esssss at s ops1,x
s6e Sxsst rfspchs,bis !oyal oiader. vaS complies
part .he contrncs and printed eegT q ssfseasA
Lieut.. Col. A. G. G. j.
YoRxl:
Comfy o::.:::.::.::...
s;a;a ta!sny e. S1sas1 =
sssa,a ~ Piope:s,s e % fsss:p,sa
g. 3
tween his los ,heir) old md Tho nsst higher;
4.-..-..-.... +-.+-..+.-%.lSAAAl
, 1864-02-02

- 11A81IIEiE8.
The an cunt Of Liabilities, due or not dus. to
bal Ks or ether ctcd1 .oFs........ Mona.
Losses adjcsted .nd dug None. G IN
iuTther proof. ....:.. .:.......... - 11s1E q
1mall Tor printing, SC c....-,.-...-........
Tota,l.abt'aes ..-... :..st2s 2s4 8
5sf 7ss; I'd i &s
thslsz re sa55 81 q s Tf Ss o
ro's and 9Hfos1kzfsehi 4moMks ALEXANDER, President
Hartford, January 1sr. 1884.
= STATE OF coNrEc1IcUr, HARTFORD. cogS.
o9 ~ sstSvS e doM
aaa Pss so1s9 ,osa osS
si0n heRsS Il
Certificate to s4p,.s s. asy q q 5.oaa,y ,}s
a. =: . sFs1so1IEsp: Jsaaafy i. isSi;:
tas 81: = afs ~
4. q
sno sfrroYed February r. 1s s sna a. sct amen.
ssis
r. required AMOUNT q ssPits, .h1s IT.
fsess 9rsten ap5
.ction The business ri ne said Company 1nd tnily
sss M
hit e. e ~ Sad e.
% 1easen 4 40 Of such service: -. -...,.,.,. -
DE es.s - soress,a. J.ssE {. pTRo1s auditor q
@ Sss e :sd e r. a5sbos 5 # J. H6s e s5fs
hAs r q Gsisaso s5s satso;i5s,S 15s,6.; !
AEGs 11r NJ e. III ts sa4a St t1s tnfy
, 1864-02-02

Beware Of FnISe Prophets
Gho premss restoss gray hair Its natural collar
tsth pDiaonous and imperfect dyrs OF tu1nlcr And
ic~d. CltlsTADol.o's IS THE ONLY i TE that u
nI seu{ clean pes.st, pnfr: po,tcetiy sure hs.
perfectly I.okolcss perfectly initiates nAt4re and
cumhsnee In tteelf a the ptEI ofa perfect dyt
Saw York. Sold every where, amt applied by al HasE
Drct'rrs. Price Fl, t15o and Is per boz according
I II fa1tt1431mlR
, 1864-02-02

Confidential rhxtic,an, 11or,ue1ly Of s. donts. Ao-9
ecrcr Of Manr.c chicago, it,, hall block 0om the
2et 0nce on I'll CHROME btsssses end DssssS ' o.
tren;s with nnpara1le1ec succe o. Koomt sepArate.
~Ecrc; ailcs and Gentlemen can consult t1u noctnr
@ sP. NJ; suncayt 10 u a. NJ. Ccmmnn,cstions
coniidcnt,at Cancellations fsee. Address +. = noS
81 Enclpfe two stamps and ce1 hls Guide to Health
From l'oc,ore long experience In Hospital and
private prncs!ce. he IL able u PERFORM and VII ggas.
u: eevcrc and complicated s,ages In very enoFt
time. withcut the use Of N eTtrfr:
Young men suffering iron, st!tsbpsc are !ns1fea 70
cR'I. rcrfec: "nrc warranted. Female lfseso!an.
tict sttcndan. an ruhfr;E. Menstrunian q Pefyons
having arr otstruct!oEt to marriage, slott CAL n
sniu,y anu turcess, tsst.SSS-tw
, 1864-02-02
% !: Gul1tractur8T

DEEF! BEEFtI--Sealed: Pro-
aoss1s In du plcate Win b received to fae. Ish
rhe Troop9 OF the Gnited 8tates and Prisoner ot
War It 8snGu1ky ard vicinity. iacludt0& 3saAson
Y.1nnH AAndfekT H4r
, 1864-02-02

Wumun ErnTEfy, or Eshysio.ossl-
cul Ekcsc1rct1es.
Should be rtaa By every body. Il treats Or aod
<acwe how the esi refuts arising from early sbose
nnd unhappy contamination may be snbFtsted. Sttn
eurc uttibd Of GtpcllinS the Misslr1uEs MaEy eS-
rercnce ID nt.rinF ihe marriage eta'c solt b. Da.
4. A: BAREoW. ~ neecker street, New 1oF8.
10 be hAa also of Il. sCovII, - .:aIHa!pn ~ street.
Chicago Ill. de-'-F'7s+lA
, 1864-02-02
Gblta9o Qrtbnue.


Singular WcntheE-nII1ttaryM Mafters-
Grants Aovcments-kxosecr Ar
Fdyn1-KlGnapplugC Case, &C., &c.
, 1864-02-02
Special Notices.


Formerly Assistant Surgeon to Do Eovo Hospital,
sants Marie. Lisbon i'ortnEsi. a1d snfgson TO Aos
t alf TO the treatment OF contagious blood diseases
1or more tAsp thirty ars: len rcars pracltcc In
ted Reputation IN curing >ruls, Erytipetes Rheu
stsn md III NJ nlooq ntssases Esvcns, nSnt eo
rl'c.tet md distressing diseasse t.
Mntcum It 1;e South Clark street. 70 nn1 e.
i.cosns ocnu In postage ts2npe Ihe 1% inttd
Stsf.s sAAA4A De All A1oeo ~ A4' Ae fe1w65{ws
, 1864-02-02
NEW yoRK BASEs.


tee shares AMet7cen Exchange Bank 81 210
s:;ss esss e 1ssss BssE
eto.llares Butchers and D1oTers' Bsnk =, ~. !,
Ito siafrs HaGoY;e: Dai S;ock: ieoo
Ito shares City Bank Stock '. ......... 13.cM Q
AG shares Bank Of Commerce 8tock.....-... 20,EQ
ITO sEnrts Bank of Commonwealth stpck... 10000 d
go shasss 1mporteEh' aud Traders Bank ., nm n
100 shares Mercantile hank stoex... go. 1s,Go q
10 shares Mark Bank 6tock .-......... %, 400
1ec0 sGaree Mechanics Bank Stock :. $3.50
40 shares Merchant > Exchange BIZ Stock. 11.19
100 shares At trcpo1itan Bank Stock.
re sha1eb Merchants Bank Stock g " w
SO shares Nassau Bank Stock. a!S9
30 sha1ea North Ilyet Bank Stock: -.--..- 1oo
| SO ehaIes Bank OF New York Stock 2A&o Z
H0 shares Bank Of North America Stock...- 2lMa w
2fo shares Bank o1tbs Eepn5'ic stock.-.. 7aS99 tx
40 FLARES Peoples Bank kgtock........... 1000
go shares Phoenix Bank 6s0ck.......... 10stC
40 sbareR Union Hank 3tock.-.. .--...... 2S0oo
:HslsS Tfass .enpany eep Bank stcsE Al $1,000
@ofsss gsns s:ocE..'. & e' ,.....,,s.......... 2oeo
.a7;seo .
70 shares Si1izers bank stoes. Waterbury. ss,15o
Is lila1es fsf,e Bsnk Stock, Fiovidsnee.....
30 tlxree Reverc Bank Stock, Boston..S... 3QN0l
| lGr shares Safety Fund Bank, Boston 49,. 10eQo :
T6fhRres sfetchanfs' Bank Stock, st. Louis. 8x1
2l1 rhares Aechantcs' Dauk stock, st: Louis. 900
~ fn1I sinsI. fsitadelphis. a is.........s,... 2soo
| - $1s5,5a Q
, 1864-02-02

14o shares NtEa Hank Stock .......,..... $ia5 5
1C1 shares Baukof Hartford County Stock. 81
eco shares City Bank SEocf..... ...... q,
100 SHARES charter Uak Bank Stock. ........ 100
20 shArcs Exchange Bank 6tock..... -. 10,G
40 shares Farmers and Mechanica' Bank
sec ahaft g ii arttord Stock Bank ...-.... 40
1co shartg McrchantA' and ManuEacturcta'
Tank st1cK ................ ......,.-.. 10.G
100 shares Phoenix stock kBsnE......,........ ST.
2sp eta1en Etate stock Bank. ......... 81 z
LEO shares ConnectlcueIayer Bank Stock. 11,2
, 1864-02-02

State Of Connecticut, per cant Interest. 0n0
state Of Rhode 1gfand. per ceat Interest,". 9lto
Etate Of Ohio per cent interest. 1850
State Of Kentucky per cent. 1nterest-..... t9,1
Etutt OF Michigan pcF cent. Interest," 435
State Of New Jersey, = per cent. Interest,". $50
Stlte Of New York. Der cent interest....,, E,h
State Of Indians, g., Per cent interest. IS
, 1864-02-02
REAL ESTATE.

Cnlncumbcred Il Haitiord. Cincinnati,
louisville and Ss7.e6s Is
M0ilTeA4E.
muissSe sc and intcraa. %
Rochester CITY Bonds, per cent and lut.. &2ooa %
i9erfst e1' ""s-A ~ 1850 %
JfrsrT civ Water Bonda mar cent and int SloO co
Uarfiortf tftT Honde 6 per ceuf and Ink. 62SO0 %
Iiarffurd ToXn HonGs DER cent nud ipt,, $500 %
New York CTR Bonds per cent and int. B1oeo q
-. enssoo q
RAILROAD 6TQcK.
$50 shares Hartford and New Haven K3tl- .
sN sarts Conneciicut River Il &. Stock. 815o0 80
lG7 shsres Boston and Worcester 3. E. Stock Ha GO
Hammond gazette. [volume] (Point Lookout, Md.) 1862-1864, 1864-07-06

the appointment OF commissioners to negotiate
for peace, for the restoration Of The Union under
tile Constitution, and until such propositions
shall be rejected by the Confederate Govern
ment.
lie said General Grant had lost hundred
thousand men, and that the minds " tlse pe0pfc
were turning against The war The time lid
come when ii shoula cease, or hostiliues cease
for a reasonable period. Instead o. prosecuting
the war for a restoration of the Union. it was
for the abolition Of s!tfefy. Lie l>ll sppYQsel
the bloodhounds of this Administration had be-
come sick of blood by this time
The house voted on and rejected the amend
ment of Mr. lie Blond-yels / /, namely, Ncssrs
Ancona, Bliss, Edgelton, Finrs, johnson, of
Ohio, Long, Noble, O'Nci@, Of Ohio, Pendleton,
Ross, Chiffon A. White; nays, 81.
We deliberately pronounce those men, not
copperhcads but ont and out traitors. Surely
no man can complain that freedom Of speech is
not allowed, whcfrsuch words of unmitigated
falsehood and treason are tolerated in Congress
itself. Because the rebellion is caving in and
Richmond IS almost in our power, '''he time
has come when the war should cease, or h0s,ili-
ties cease for 4 reasonable period, forsoolh
. Lay no such fattering unction to your souls, "
Nessrs. twelve Congressional sympathjsers with
rebel lion and slavery. Tie war will cease when
we have destroyed both you and your friends
at Richmond-not before.
Hammond gazette. [volume] (Point Lookout, Md.) 1862-1864, 1864-07-06

ne down IN the paths, and is all the time pes
tering Lilly" The two ladies arose and vent
Ieto the parlor, and just as they were seated,
Carrie Clever came in Will several birds eggs
which she had hunted and found, with neigh
Dor s,scn, IN an sljoajns swail Why" said
Ssls. H.; How eoastl yeG rob The birds - Lit
lie Clara hearing her mothers exclamation,
asked, Mother saot that as bad rs embroid-
erinG2' Her mother gentiY flushed her Mrs.
e. then opened her heart freely OF the trials she
had vita her children What can do with
them? have not a chair but thoy have cut or
broken; thcj have marked all the castings, they
are often s7ueE ana use such language
really feel alarmed about them. ! have talked
and talked with them and ii does no good /
wish they woG!d keep themselves clean and be-
have SIS your children do, What 10 you 40,
Mrs. H., to make your children behave 50 pref
thy and so sweet tempered And ms Carrie
had rather be out romping with lhe boys that
stay in tie house Mrs II simply replied, II
have said bat little 10 my children. It is uatu-
raj in them TO be rs they are. Perhaps Mrs. e.,
you had furnished p4rer for them, and had
a nice flower garden, ana dressed them SO neatly
that they Wo4ld .->, restrained tEou soi.ing their
clothes, and taught yuar girls slice needle work,
and let them wcar such, they would have been
different. These things have ieelurcl my chill
dren.'