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M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-06-23

.s-<-r -ruA-.-z1-u-='--.a-aA-.Ns-
pledged for the payment Of the in
terest and gradual extinction Of The
principal-lhruugh annual purchases
Tor tie sinking lund-ui the funded
public debt Of the United States, con.
slItule a eystem OF indirect taxations
10 which the people are aud alway,
have been accustomed. 1t falls upon
the people only in proportion to their
ability Or inclination 10 consume for.
cign wares and merchandise, upon
which these duties are levied. As
they elect to tUrego the use OF foreign
!uXurics, 20 they Tighten their own
burlhcn Of the public debt, even
while investing their means in it at
rates and On Il security superior to
any other stock, tor urllurm and as
cured income (Iree Of local tax.s) in
the whole country.
The last fiscal year, 70 June 80,
1868, this source Of revenue amounf-.
cd to SG9,059,G42 Tho gold inter
eet on tho pubic debt then amouutcd
to only $24,729 SIG, and the priucl--
pal n the old loan ii 1872, S3.25O,
900, was paid of in golI, IN sddi-
ton.
Tic present fiscal year, ending On
The 3Jth June, 1861, will show at
least 80 Per ut. inter est in gold Gus.
tons, cay 500 6S3, 1898, on a gross
importation Of less than 20 per cent,
Incr.asu over last year, TLo gold IN
trrcst on the pyrsent funded nnl tnnd
able debt, tur HE current fiscal year,
will not exceed SAT 755 $50 !sagiog
" $npluS # aeary EJ,y mtliioa9 ia
g0fG nom Cu;tOu5 over the ST. C!!i;
cnarSe icr interest npgn thCm; part Of
Wh'ch surplus the Secretary has read.
''y disPo3ld Of 1t los per c,nt. foe
GrUvhacks, tie principal ~ Wi rs
premium VI which vii 20 to tie ben.
ptit oi 'Aa Sinking Fund, and ~ the
leInctinU OF thU currency iutcr,s! on
the anundej or temporary drht such
n one year certificates Of indebted
nCa,, cyrl!i.ntos ot deposit. tEr.
That this statement rnay not seem
OvgrGTUwn, We Hunrx u nchrdue OF
the iuElel debt and 730 per cent,
treasury Uotes, suon to pass into
lNpdcd Debt by voluntary conversion,
On which gold interest is now being
paid:
f,Uasa D'bt cf Mt Unjtld States to
Murch 3, 1864.
Poprlar 5 20 Loan, 6 per cent.
S5l0T74O0O. T3O per cent. Loan,"
7 80 per cont. Sl33.34SOOO Loan
of July, 1861, 0per cent. 81 653 900.
Loan of February, 1881, & per cent,
IS,4i5.0OJ, loans OF lS5S-GO. 5
per cent. Y 029,0v0. Loans Of 1847
-48, s per cent. IS 1928 900. Loaf
Of 1850, 5 per cent 3,4l5,UO0 O,e
snn L,au, 1864. per cont. 1,01G,
600. Total, S7GS Q65 900.
Annual interest in gold, $47, 1876,
$50.
a 6 per cent. Stock alt,r 1851
This interest charge upon tbs same
OF funied debt viii be re-
ducrd the next fiscal ytar in the sum
OF 81 79S.524, by the conversion Of
the 7,3O per cents Of 1861. 10 August
aud October, into tht Q per cehls ul
1881, leaving the intercal charge Upon
the samo $3.50 06j 000 only SIS,
937 1876, for the next fiscal year,
whtn, under the increased rats Of
custom; duties row Immediately con-
by Congress, The gold r3v-
cnuee, on the same volume OF gross
.mpor'G'iors "a in 1861. will 10 rails
I'd to $ll0,000,000 or $ll5,000,0O0.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-06-23

o. N. G'so or YINroN Co., are At
lhe front with Grant. There friends
in writing to them will direct lettera
Be follows, to the person, caro- ol
Capt. -, Go. -. l4Sth kagt
D. N ca Gyneral KantzS Division.
Dprnuia linoi!ed, Va, via Fortress
Monroe Give the name OF Capt.
and letter Of the Company.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-06-23
ATTACHMENT NOTICE

against rem p. Of -, n
James Mcfarland Deft.) Vint1n Coun,y c,hipp
On the 24lh day of May A. D. 1854. sa,i e,,V' ~
Ace issued kn order of Atsao hment in he aboo,
action, iof The sun of forty. live dollars and ~,
en'y1hve cents. JoNATuA = SHAFFFR
sane sEd ias4.-4s, 60
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-06-23
To Readers,

We propose TO farnish the following
Magazines Mt the Lowest prices.
Lady's Book AMI Democrat 50 90
National Magazine aud Dem. $50
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-06-23
'oO ? NtMaAK n A ID
NOTICE.

Stephen G. EakIn administration de bonasron
of the estats Of Abraham Darst, has fled his
accounts for inspection and settlement as such
and ths. said aeeounts will be
passed. upon OH the 25th da, of june 1854.
RICHARD CRAIG,
June End is64-3w Probate Judge.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-06-23
NOTICE.

TO Samuel W. Applemar that there bas
Il been dcPosetei with the undersigned sT9-
70 cents for the redemption of part Of Lot nun.
Der nineteen, in The Town Of New Plymouth
sold or tho the l4th day Of December 1888, AZ
s.s aiorI9teu SAFE Q! lana for thu nsnpsymsat Of
taxes Interest penalty dse thereon
jane 18th 1864, AN. COZAD
aud " ~, n
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-06-23
FOR. SALE RY
FOR SALE B1
~ MANHOOD,
ss5 as5s&HoW LOST, HOW BEST CRED.
Just published, q new edition Of

Or. Cu!verwei's Celebrated Essay
on tta E42'CAL crRE without msd.cir?) Of
SPFLHAToEuoEA, or senIiaal Weakness, Inyol.
untliJ Seminal losses, lWI orEScY, Mental and
rhysicsl incapacity., ImpGjinent to Marriage,
etc. Also, CONSUMPTION, ErILEPsY, Snd FRS,
induced by aelI-indulg1uce or sexuE, ext, ava
gsnte.
10 Prise. in sealed envelope, oply csnts.
The ce'ebThtei autL or ia this admirable es-
ssy clearly demo 1strates, from thirty yesTs
successful ptsctiee, that the alarming cousequ-
enees OF self. abuse may b0 radically uuIod i.h
out the dangerous use Of internal medicine OF
the application Of the knite-pointing GU.
mode Cf euro, at once simple certain and efec
luaI, BY Deans OF which every sufferer, no
matter hat his condition NAV be, may cura
himself chsapiy, privately. aud RADICALLY.
ES This LG1ture should be in tho hAl ds of
every youth and every msn in the land.
seutundo seal, in plain envelope, 10 any
address, f9sT rA:D, on receipt Of six cents, c!
two pest stamps. Address the publishers.
CRAS. J. {. KLINE i CO.,
l97 Bowary, New York, Post Office box 4ssS
, 1864-02-10

the reason of all this display OF politeness on
their part IVES the fact that Richard had inst
taken to himself wife, Miss Mag9irc, Inc
SUPPOSE the old gentleman has knocked
down" many poor darkey, in his day. But
that business is spoiled hereawny, no doubt
much to the ctagrin Of all those formerly
engaged in It, Richard, Of course, makes the
0Erend tour" upon the OCCASION Of his mar
riage. Upon proceeding to the State Depart
mcnt TO procure the necessary passport, he
felt himself outrascously fnsulted when the
clerk proceeded to administer to him the
oath Of allegiance, and
"His eye the time with fine frenzy rolling
indignantly demanded II lis case was made
an exceptional one The clerk meekly re-
Piled, ssNo, cir, 1t is the r11e." After Dick
Ind left The office the clerk inquired OF gen.
tltman who saw the occurrence, Wno tnat
little fuss and feathers was. near relative
Of the lady's, in speaking Of his brother.in.
law to ffiend, incidentally remarked, that
le wou1d be the next United States Senator
from Illinois!
"Let Uercules himself do what be may,
The cat will new, tho dog will have his day."
posTMAsTERs APPOINTED.
f,hae. A. B1audin, Dlandinri1le, McDonough Co.,
n vice r. RtgaH1n;; sesls1GGS; caD@Sa Co. Wis., v5ce
zachariah stofy, Frankfosd, Mower Co., Mlnn.,
vice D. A; Hndeon, resigned: a.. c,..n Tax. ~
"5s 5oSn ss feae. Sl Eli eroSss lafayette Co., Wis.,
vice M MersR Merf sf%GsSa inon Fayetts Co.. Iowa
w Wm. j. Frank, Masshal, Henry Co., Iowa, vice
eeofee H sselEep. chceuis Davis Co., Minn
vice D. Livinney. declined.
Oliver Butler. Lrnnytl'e, Jasper Co., Iowa, vice
Il. Ambrose IN 6owns, Scott, Mahaska Co., Iowa, vice
Paban Ferguson, White Rock, Huron Co., Mich.
Mrs Elizabeth 1ngraham, Spencer.s MIL, KEN
Edgar b. Richmond, Pent Water, Oceanh Co.
Mich, vice Henry G. Flagg, removed. x,,
Cary ". dFegorY. sulphur Springs, Williamson
Co., ILL.,. xice y. 9; Cash, resigned; =, =
Kor1ls Fleming. Dunn, Moultfte Co.. H., vice E
Henry Fues, Bremen, Randolph Co., H., vice J
Jonathan stedaaIa, arcenbush, sheboygan Co.
Thomas 3. Pike. :Cypren, Kenosha Co., Wis.
John y. Etans, BRIGHTON, Kenoaha Co., Wis.
Richard A. Murray, Elk Horn, Fillmore Co..
Wm. unney. Little York, Warren Co.. H., vic
b. II. Hunt, Gayuga, Liyineston Co., nj, vice )
l II. Ticker1ng, abandoned office.
: join G. H,dd1ey, Oak Farm, Brown county, Ind
% Ben5. =. stufsis, aai1ietts, Shelby county, Ind.
rice Htram Ross, resigned.
a. A. Jenke, Anoka, Anoka county. Minn., vic
Cyrus 3. Denny. Pleasant Prairie, Bond county
| H., vice John J. Wilbur. resigned;
IloratfO n, Crossett, Minnesota junction, UodE'
county, Wisconsin, vice Geo. 7. Hartwoll, re
F's: Enoch sargeant, Beayervlle, 1rcquois county
x~IruT
, 1864-02-10

of eoR at $40. but with whom hc bad s,rse. se.
ecnbins,ie1s vhieh had tesn Organized 70 sa sTasa
lion ngbs out the battle Of principle is cost
him his LIE bis enemies might take bis corr anu h,s
money, but he Would maintain his cna-
rncter. which be priced above everything elsc Ehos
we're made TO- reason With him, but theso efforts o1y
He mentioned the names Of certain merchsnts ~, w1o 70
bad according to his Representations proved fase
bin. and TILED to crush him; bu. he wonld ID
defy them al: he would adhere TO principle; 70
vEgpEed; he xou1d make bis foes hear him; he se
attempt: He appealed to his God for protection ara
refused to be psclied OF reasoned with wnEning ~
parties to avoid Interfering with him or h!s rights AZ
ihs time The excitement the floor vas INTENSE AMI
"a eay sa4a %n M eu' be o.
any ono 'o put him out; be WAS ,nghtlnEf
for principle. and he would not be pms
down. Two merchants then took hold Of him, drew
him to the stairway and down tile stairway to the
street, whtEce he started by himself for his Office
Mhtn al the noise and contuslon had sqbstded load
lar way. which waB the closing quotation.
, 1864-02-10
Gl)tta9o Grtb1tne.
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 1864.


Every loyal, patriotic heart has been cheerod
by the alacrity with which veteran Illinois
regiments have re-en1isted for the war. By 1t
the love which our heroic soldiers cherish to
their country is manifested by nets winch
cannot be misunderstood. From the oeglo-
ming they determined to put down thls most
wicked rebellion, and they don't mean 70 iaJ
down their arms till the glorious *otR aas
been thoroughly accomplished. =
Of the eeycuty-one old regiments, forty-six
haze enlisted as veterans. Most OF them are
home on furlough, or on the way; and before
the campaign opens, with rank6 filled by for
mcr friends and comrades, they Will be In the
ftncs fronting the enemy, ready with dea{cn-
fne cheers to welcome the inspiring COM
mnnd, "FonwARDp' :
The question has been asked, and ia both
pertinent and important, why do the other
twenty-five regiments hold baeks They are
brave and patriotic; what prevents their stand
ing side by side with their noble fellows in
arms? Inquiries thus far made have led to
the conclusion that most II not all Of these
rec,rncuts have been under the leadership Of
ienorant, incompetent. and not a few Of bru-
1al officers. There may Of course be exccp-
tious, but these facts are believed to be main.
" true. In some way, at least, most Of their
officers have become exceedingly unpopular,
aud hence the boys will not serve any longer
under them. Where, upon inquiry, any
regiment is found unwilling to Te-enlist as
Veterans under their old officers, cannot some
arrangement be made by the state or General
Government by which new and competent
orr 411g
, 1864-02-10

ably, a1e wealthier, and more generally In
telligcnt, and labor is more honored than
under any other government in the whole
world. And in no country arc riches pro-
duccd go readily or taxes paid SO easily. Who
then, saws It Is necessary to repeal the poor
mans homestead law, in order to support the
debt contracted in ovesthrowing the slave
holders rebellion, and in establishing homo
gently Of institutions and equality Of the
people before the lawp Who but fools or
knnycs
, 1864-02-10
EarnlprB, 1851. 1861 Increase. Decrsc
laesenger ....{sxHp.47 $27t999.n $7B3o.76
Freight ,,.,,.,, ts,S5249 Ea z3 g s0,.G91Q
M.li............ 2Ne3N 2tSa.s8 ....
TOO 177.2 49,. $!0a.l2


Total. .t9s 12si6 36a;a61.19 Sas $500 Slaeae
Aota4 Aacess.s..-.-.--............
CAPITAL 1kcEEAsxn.-The First National Bank
have increased their capital to $4,000. II the Bank
welded capital i've times as large II would u1l ind
acttrc'hnd profitable employment *
The MILWAUKEE MONEY MAnxEr.-The Sentinel
Of 5estcr rtay says:
Money Is gradually becoming moro plenty. though
counts src still chiefly condned % the oaer,nsa q
sa .ya9s
about 10 cent. For investments In stocks money
Gan be bad b5 pretty well up to the usual margin at
sr.L LOUIS MONEY nAnrr.-The Democrat says:
There Was considerable business to-day In Eastern
exchange and Washington drafts; but IN other re-
spects The market was rather dull. Sight exchange
Oh New York was bouehe BY bankers at IL per cent
cornmissary and Quartsrmns.ef drafts on Washing.
trre that these drafts nre now paid onehaH H. one
sr fna Tae s h
There is great demand for so bonds, which cannot
be supplied holders not being willing to SELL except
9 f ~s e
belpE premium oTes principal and Interest from No
C1Kc1NaA11 LoxKY IARxxr.-Tle Gazette SAYS:
with only fair demand Tor money. the market rules
the demand Gepg e the receipts aad rates
se1x. III some cares bankers sod 10 dealers Il 75c
5 81 ss 's,sss
efncsrea ss fol!eSs: i: VI Kellogg PEes1dqnt; w:
s ssif ksff ZEE ySs
to Increase to s3GeO Tho Directors of the Bank
keloFg snSfn F. Kfl1ofg Samuel N. Hay ph1'e
, 1864-02-10
CHICAGO CATTLE MARKET.

TUESDAY EVENING. Feb. Q, 1891.
HOGs-Thc1n has been acknowledgements
In The supply Of the Market rs thercce'pts amount to
sbout 2o00 hogs. Still to meet the present demand
much larger number could be very readily disposed
Of without very materially atct ting the rnness Of
the market. The entered sales amount to 2,118 head
and have been made wholly 10 shippers for East
etn markets. The market has been very firm, with
advance OF loc prime and extra grades upon prev
ous quotations. In the ISLES made to day prices have
ragged from $6tc@s.75 y 100 ns Several rery supe-
r1or lots having realized $6'l0@hs5.
, 1864-02-10
@lsrPlldnfn0S.
N1Hy

NXNdS.
IODINE WATER.
A eolution Of IODINE in pure WATER, WITHOUT
e0LvEST.
1sacts upon tue
I1vxR, K1D1KYB,
DIaEsffvH OE0AHe, AID GLAEDuLAR STsrHS,
The great eucce4s which has attended the use G
1op1sx WATER In private practice, and the lndoFs"
ment Of HIaH MxDIuAL Au1uoRrTT. enables ~ 70
recommend it, feeling confident that With faNatal.
1t win attest its excellence in the cure OF sro
fols In all forms. Co, sumption, Cancer, Bronchitis
Heart, Liver aud Kidney Complaints. P1mp'os on the
facs, rheumatism, Neuralgia. Nervous Affections
Female Weakness, Dyspepsia. Debility. Syphilis
MercuEta1 Diseases. de-
Full directions accompany each bottle
Price 81 per bottle, or half dozen at one time, y.
Sold By dtuggists generally.
Iop1xK WATER Is sclentlac discovery, prepared
only by Dr. a. -ANDERS + CO. Physicians and Chem"
lists, 42s Broadway, New York.
Gold by BLISS SHAhP,
dee1.tlTsc-Sm XAWfs1dp III Lake street, Chicago
, 1864-02-10

The packing season has come to close, with sales
this week to packers or 5000 to 900 head at TO 7c
Fer fort1ight to heavy. The numbeF Of hogs Killed
Tor packing IN this city Is about as follows: ,n
f. Whitaker. Sons Co.., ,,,- :. ,...,,,,, 5700
Roe & 81, 90
HsyhH ......,.. ...... =. 10000
Ethnfer .,,,,,,.,............... 80. enJo
mn
, 1864-02-10

~ Another Veteran Regiment, the sd
Illinois, stationed at Natchez, have re-enlisted
for three years. Out of three hundred and
forty-six men present, two hundred and nine-
ty-seven have re-enlisted. They viii be ~
sosste for home in q few days, and Will proah.
bly, rendezvous at Camp Butler, the seeot'a
tine for reorganization and recruiting.
, 1864-02-10
FROM WASHINGTON.

Paseace of The Amendment to the Com
fiacatfon Act-Frank RlalFss Speech--
Green Clay Smiths sPeeeh-ais Fer.
Sor nnn,nres BIZ the .-Army--T1on.
owen Lovejoys-Postmnste AP.
pointed.
, 1864-02-10
OUT N THE F1ELD, [

~ The St. Louis Repubiean Of Monday
last, says: aOne Of the largest specimens OF
fresh water fish We ever saw was caught in
the river yesterday. II was blue catfsh and
weighs 10S pounds It measured four feet
eleven inches in length Around the body,
close behind the first fins, It measured three
feet one inch and a quarter, and two feet six
and one-half inches around its head. The
breadth Of Its head Was eleven and three
fourths inches.
Two tall men carried 1t slung to pole by
a very short rope, with the pole resting on
their shoulders, and the tall Of the flsh
reached the ground. It was caught on trout
line, and il said to be the largest hsh ever
caught in these waters. It was sold to the
Sherwood House,"
, 1864-02-10

SEE jan. i...4 4s5sss @ 2a I SIS @ cas @ as
The receipts Of Hog. oday were SD live. and 8st
dressed There WAS an active inquiry for L,yc Hogs
md prices udvnnced 1oc 100 MS, With Rales ut sin9
e.s5 gross. ..
There was also good demand for Beef Cattle and
the narkct was nrm, With sales at 90 gross.
The supply WAS not rQuaI to the demand.
There IVES good demand for Dressed Hogs to-day,
and the market was fs1ner-'noEe particularly for
light weights. which sold at e7oo1-2s under 200
NJ, and heavy hogs At $7oo98.oo.
The Provision market ruled firm. There was bet
ter demand for Mess Pork, and note sales or np-
wards Of zoo brlsiu lots ut $s2sstsss for country
packed, and s1a.C631s51 for city packed FrimeMcss
Pork continues IL active demand md nrn-1th sales
OF about 20 brls nt s1ee166o for country and SlG7o
for city. Eonnd lots Of good city brands ecarcc,
and would commasd $lI.0o. Bulk meats arc still In
good demand, and tho market Is firm, with
sales Of Shoulders at &c loose and $3.50
7.s7K packed. Dry Sailed Hama are In
good demand at lo1c packed, but sellers
are generally holding ut 1oHc. Picked hams nrc in
good request and firm nt 1o1c, with sslcs to-dny OF
22 at that price, VIC also note sales OF GO brls
sweet picked Shoulders Mt sl5.00 English AQadcs
ecarce and firm, and the only sale reported was
lot of5co b1s Short Rib M'ddes at Toe. Cumberland
Mdles arc In good demand 9Ac but tho market Is
almost bare. lard wAs firm bat tuactive-E1th light
sales Of country kettle at 1 and country steam at
11Kc. Bulk sldes were in good demand and active
with salcs of1co0oo ssat sxe loose. and 400 pcs do
at &c looze.
The market for Highwincs rallied to-daY. and we
note advance in prices Of SC = caun-wlth sales
Of about 100 brls At 7ab75c tho, market closing
steady at &c.
The Flour market ru.cs quict, with light sales OF
eprfhg extras at ss.es@5.f3,
Tie Wheat market was less active, and prices fell
about Kc per tushcl--wtth sales Of No. Spring ut
s1l7K@l.1sA, and No. Spring at s1ll@lLlzc-clos-
iEg quiet.
There waslltte or no inquiry for Old Corn, md the
market rms entirely nominal, New Corn was active
Mt decline OF :93c z bushe. with sales at eoSNkc-
chiefly Mt the inside quotations.
There IVES fair inquiry for Oats, md the market
was steady at G5Ac for No. l. md 6sI:0xc for Eo.a.
Eye was dul'. and sellers were Offering No. freely
ut $1s without buyers. Barley Qulet and eseady
at 81, Is for No. 2.
Grazssceds we're dull md dsooptug, but there is a
GOOD demand for Flax Seed,
, 1864-02-10

FIEU-WuITR F1sH-Iher0 has been !aFge
amount Of activity In the market during the
demand. On White Fish no change has been made IN
previous quotatloas. but the market rules firm VIII
though smaller demand, and owing to q small supply
and fight stocks the market rnlcs IsJ tIn. With An
In good demand. and with iair stocks on hand the
market rules ateady and unchanged c9pFIsH-Snp.
market With Hight stocks and an irregular supply,
the market haS ndranccd sc on IS. GeotKe5 and
exception or LAKE. Herring, for which there ts very
feir lnGnt, With YcET sm1 stocks IN The market We
, 1864-02-10

EICBW1EES-IeceIve tc-l4y, ISIS btls. Re
ceived last week, SGT h5ls against eie5 bEsthe week
dcIgone q auctuatiou Of 15c g Enllon. A week ago
to.fny the market opened nt !2s3c. advancing still
till Thurrday when under tho influence of the passage
the Internal Eli In the Senatcli advanced
10 &C. and from shGt rapidly DECLINING TIL yesterday
To-pAT, however, the market has rallied again, mud
We note an adyance in prices OF s. per gallon with
eales Of l2l brs nt c: 10 brls at and $50 brls in
lots at &C. Market closinE steady
DRESSED u0GS-Rcceivcd to-day, 9,S9i Hogs-
good demand for Dressed II. 81. both By shippers and
packers, and tho market has ruled active and drna
was ntm-l1ehr Hogs bringing m advance In SOME in
Rtante es- Sales we're:
, 1864-02-10

Toledo Grain NIarket.-Fei,. 8.
Whcat-snle 500 bu Amber Mich. at $ta5. No change
in other grades. Corn-Somc hole c.s nsk 81 % for
good new we do NOT hear Or any lots CT old the
Mnfket 0ais-Sa1c*00 bG at sGc.
, 1864-02-10

A fair husneks has been done IN Glover at more re
muneratiye rates, sales for the week amountia. to
Remc 1.cp0 bushels, at prices ranging nom 395 TO
strictly eholcelets have brought an a,.vnnee o. The
Inv VI quote Ut f315@aS14, and Flaxseed at s3-oa3
ta1n
, 1864-02-10

Philadelphia Provision Markct.-Fcb. 5.
The Provision market remains quiet, and the only
anles hraF OF 100 brls 3ftes Pork At @ 100
shoul { rs at &c, and 100 tics Lard at lie 2 h,
, 1864-02-10
COppERHEAD JOURNALS.

oians people ate llouo1eo aoou' sns e1'1
euce t, " " haen Papess - 'ne scceon .ou.'a -
.n's e'S5' a'o .nlnA lucy ousns ~ ee eu
P1esseoi s1nce II rs iact "a'en nooouy pfe,
lenoS 70 oouot, LIZ. lnelr ails ade 'aeuu
WIN .noee o. loe tepeS ~ .nms, aoo Csue. s."s -
Sen Oasls 1s AZ "ofh r. TO oes,ioy o tns oosssn
~, msnt' ~ a.e .ue M ants auo 90 WeT ~ -
Why permit n1e IL .ne .cs1 ~" - -
lah seoe,'.on 10 oe1Atea ~ xo ~ .s.I-s. 49,
Nofen. nAuo ~ ~ A."ehe1 49, ".su 1 ~ -
VI nuies auu na'Ie 49, 80 ~. ..tal t.arn.
saue4sr .ess.s ~ ~ Torao
esps.u5 S" ns 49," ~ asatpas e. -ana,,,nnS
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s'1tono' tuo '"es - eF4eetn
10 anlmateo WILL ma!ce euAac1sus ~ -.
whole "eoEcreignty" like TINT OF Inc reoels;
yet the question always Is, How much can We
bear and still accomplish the work OF e4tn-
gushing the rebellion? Al evil cannot %
extermsnatcd at once. There was one 1oua
spirit even in Paradise: Line Makof OF tne
world has put into it snakes and hornets and
polecats. And 1t is still question,
whether the nouous oeasts ano m
sects DO nor oumumoee ne SAlu'.eo
Of those Which are useinL Ces1mn !. ~,
thaS iof every gooa ano ''as tnlns @nsse :. w
o1se1 IN one WINCH ~ 1ne aoo u.s.s..- ou.as.'
lnefe ls t'aton' J" ~ ssnetans aan...e =. ~
Inc 'no1a ua'st9' .,n w ~ ~
thought unfeasonaole, taat We nave us eoan-
partm every sl'ncte " e'4oit' nuo Aau4
enee o1 lesser scope upon 'ne eal'n' a1's
Is certainty lnae every eoou eaue e1I"AluS
"tn na,e Ie ~ .sa;s ss -a,"aa. w..
"na1 PnnosopnJ "o eA' @u'1' p'e''1ss
among US.
1nete ~ " oe su o."4 4, 41ses' 90 ~ "
noH naay " eaeu e y. ~ ~ nsMs,ttaa "
pofne' anu Low iat lucy .tu W -. ~
Paoeeeo - 1t1.s.'.sa- - - de1.,, nd hs a.
n.aa uua.a ~ ~, r,,i5cat hccanse tbsv have crown
~ .e T., ~ avn sIvsuna md oot fat IN onr
ar, ,on1trr rn,ds. they NAV do too much
for endurance. they NAV dcfy the law too
,ono Cen. Burnside thought It was of little
nse for him to try to clean out the rebels in
Eontrc,-r ond Tennessee while our &C.
cesh nueichbor vas p1ayinr the rebel and
1.oe7,,no - +bc rebe1l,on alive mn here. But the
proe;da,+ +bon,1,t u rot worth while 10 trv
=. ~..ssa -. III +ho eaca.h vo,vaa orto
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