davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1864-02-02
$&,407.s8
8,05i.G
9ai&0.34
6a,60aD
2D,a6i.R
31.4kait

Total saving since the establishment Of
the Office up to September 70, 1868 f5s3, ,935- IS
l visited the Printing House some time
since and found everything In the best Of
gent In their duties. The establishment is
immense. Having been connected with
printing Offices for nearly qua1ter Of cen.
tury, am able to speak intclugenuy Of the
manner in which Mr. DeFrces runs this I'M
portant brnnch Of the public service
DEPARTMENT OF INDUSTRY.
BIr. Oth, of Indiana, will soon introduce
bill providing fora Department Of Industry.
It viii embrace bureau Of Immigration, d
Bureau Of Mincs, DC It Is q very Important
department, and in the hands OF Mr. Orth,
the bill will no doubt be comprehensive In its
features md purposes.
A n1T or BREEZE.
Mr. Schenck, of Ohio, and Fernando Wood
had little passage at arms to-day, In which
Fernando had 1ather the worst OF it. Mr.
schcrck desired to bring up the enrolment
to tllibuster. Mr.. Sclenck said In that case
he would call for the previous question, and
thus cut off all debate on everything. This
brought the leader Of the copcerhcads to bis
senses, and the matter ended By Mr.. Schcnck
carrying his point One thing is certain, Bob
Schenck cannot be blutIcd of. When lie takes
. anolion to 60 ahead he'll 60, no matter what
blocks the way.
JOSH ALIENS SPEECH.
Josh Allen got the floor at last yesterday.
and made bis speech in reply to Mr: Arnold.
The latter followed, and flung the twentF-
third resolution Of the Springfield Conven-
tlon In Jo6h's face, which was stapperer for
Josh, and he collapsed Immediately. Josh's
speech was about as good as they make on
his side Of the question
PATENTS GRANTED.
Sugar Evaporator-R. 8. Cole, Mt Plcas-
: stoTe-charles C. Converse, Dubuque,
Grain Drirl-T. R. cormick, Independence,
Iowa
:. Monlds for Casting steel-John Deere, Mo-
line, III.
Operating Heavy Ordnance 3. Eads,
Grain Gadle-A. P. Graves, Eureka, Wis.
A. Haycock, Richlaud, iowa
Explosive Shells for Orduance-Henry
Helm, salina, Kansas.
Grim separator--Harrison Ogbofn and
John ". Free, Green Forks, Ind.
;. Apparatus 1or Evaporattng and Refining
Plane for Printing Table LeaveslT. T.
GRANGER, Pecatonica, III.
Device for Shrinking-Jos. Olmstead, Chi
Sugar Msn-Inthcr r. Porter, lake Mills.
Wis. " 9'
F! SANITARY FAIR.
The Ladies' National Sanitary Fair was
opened last evening. 4 large audience WINS
fomeroy, Of Kansas; senator Lane. OF Kan
sas Judge Kelley and Others. The Misses
Ball flour sisters) sung song, the Rock Of
Liberty" with very fine effect. The Presi-
dent Is to visit the Fair this evening" F.
, 1864-02-02
#f8fklIattf1t0a.
TAYNE'S EXPECTORANT
- has been for thirty years, tho standard Renasax

ASTHMA. CONSUMPTION,
| BRONCHITIS. PLKUhI5Y.
wHooPN6 COUGH. GROUP.
COUGHS AND COLDS. uOARsKNEs8.
Axp ALL
| TU1 MONARY COMPLAINTS
No better evidence OF tho great curative poweey n
thls ExPECTORAEr Can be offered. saaa Tho s.ats.
! fnl teatiuony OF those Who hAvo boon rssored 10
health By IT. uso, and tho Widespread popularity
which, for 70 Ions PERIOD 1t has naintslaed IN The
face Of all somp-tltton, aud which hss ersa.ad esn-
stAntlJ inca Gazing dem and for II In 81 parts The
world. Here Il portion OF tho spslnsay lste11 rs-
seiye3 -
A coNsUAPrrvK RESTORED TO HEALTH.
MTt. HANNAH J. PTGH. OF Tnrmaa, sullivan
county. ldisna, xIitss undsr dase .! Jaly lsss:
medical attendanse Of tals and ad;oinlag .oaaslss-
@ III .asske1 81 :,sssa .ss5 i d sas:
e sf9 i ss 81 sass 1asssl ass
Is ;aasy :nsss as ss z
E = Is
s.asxs sa y se ss .ss sesa & r.
e s a tsss IL
paSeisY a. sfas5 5S5o yss n ne-y y sye s.:e
eeass ..'r to aae nay aei1e bs1at from NJ
Rsyx:M: JONES. of Protestant sp,.oo,,, asu,en
Pe1Itadii1ipaIs: Ia 81 -. :. safi; q Sssnu,o, -
| E1recsorant." ~"ss'nneao'A5ae@
ss:sS4S3|GE 4sEEHHAxEaS HI. !s Fs,,.
.He fte1 hfts 30 our dasy to say. ,h.. q e... h.
e1 nndfF % ssa oets ~
eial rr:als To ~ present appsaances u wifs Of
vi 81 e. ass 81
SSEAEr sitfE hssiaF Ss:a asesds1lS fsisss4s1
+. feeiiz
& ss Wills. s0Es Es1s ssssa g r.;
! Ways prc.et a certain curs-"
v1oLKsT COLD ENTIRELY CURED.
N. VI. J.; G; TEmAYLRI; a writing from Now Liberty.
zacted vioer eeld @ xhisa scrsoasy Ihrsstsnta NJ
1ai te q
."s ssss t e e e.
osae: sep e e @ + a "a m So
| few days.
Rsy; Dr.: BOWLING. of Nav York. vrtses:-
"Frou1 mJ own {. perlcnce, I believe tho k1peoto-
5sIs e be one Of The best Feneles Tor Coughs aud
COMPLETELY CURED Ny coLD!".
| Rev: B. F. HEpDES. Pastor of :he First Bapttss
sss: Vi: a::sE
plet1S CARED my cold and removed ny hoafsen y.
PIC oRSNr a. beiaR. ID nv irdement. ~ e best S
| cough neaictrr befotu The p1Dlic"
Ar. c. r: pooLEH, superintendent Of Akron
long
| - ......-..
A SEVERE COLD CURED BIT ONE BOTTLE.
M A1Es f9a r. Of Mexico. .ni
| Sonic t1mo since vas attacked With 4 sovare
Svmr,tcmn =. ~ sndfs; MaM suca tatso!rhns
RaY ~ e ~ 70 1naasatG tonsumpio4s ~ O. rJnE
neTsnIfed 4, nrocn1s hnH}9 M III p"nsS. r.. ~
e en;ira7S 2y f9e uae oi one 1ots!s Or Walca
NJ FntInif Cnrsa toest5nEe ceEIal!y feGcatuoud
'nAS a N'10 ~ n4A ""o aFo aIucteo ~ WAL
R.v1 7 PopFP7,e no von.t,o,vn f,,,,... m.
@qnaFtb; Ra!E Eri,es; r,xn,,,n..re,, ., r,..,.
tnrs1nssn ~ IN M h5pg9sos3hs M
sympfo1ns-
sPrTTlNG OF BLOOD, WITH HE--TlC YEYKR,
Eev A. wJHF.Rf; vrfttnr fron, Tjtt.rrr, n. ~
ESEoriiy after fhrta,ma7 1.st vava t, hotttss or
xonr TX fEfsT nE Ant. II. raS uvE, -, trc"htnH
Viii TetT oh..tn1fn conrh aren,"nsrf.s ~ sait
ting Of blood and hectic feycr. ron tha eo1mnfReI
Tr ha In rnmn,isnca @,th ihe
n tx rrhhothnoS t;r as 81
nnt rG uiso salios E1ta-
sef On the ESpscforant oWe1es @ ss1ng ~ porsaaed
@ LII ~ !aAu 11e sSo uvss!et n9me W1sA nln Eaa
luz t KS ~ ~ .apse o. He.k oEse4
~ s4e it Ia f ~ 1eGovetsd, sha
e ud1 w s toF "S e3es1ous Ii CAUSING ham
, 1864-02-02

It hes beeu placed under the editorial cara Of HEN
RI copPEE. Eso.. Professor of Enr1tsh r,,cr,+,,.
and History In the University OF vhose
military experience and literary attainment, ar,
ne,ent warrant that tha Magazine win be readcrsa
worthy the patronage Of a IN and on. Of tho Service,
VINO are Interested in military and naval anaIrs.
It's PRINCIPAL AH71Lrs win cover the enttrs
scope ef War Toptcs' includlng Notifications and In
venslons Of AFns OF Al kinds; Notes on The orZant-
zation OF Armies and AaVles; Historical Sketches
and nlust1suons interesting Narratives or Personal
Experience; s'of'es Ok S1isafy ano NAVAL Al1s NIL
anf7 Ask'ene' Ana saen oAoef 'nenes % ase o1setS
CT 1'olfseo1 connce'ea wiz su8 great soo'ee'.
too eo!a"ns VI ot1.AA ~ i@.14sAso1 WILL DO
a'"ass I'LL an" Assu1"'e' Ano 70 otoo2as up 70 INC
es'5 oas u s'WA :" pe*" 1ue Aop"ss"eaS Ut
WASHINGTON na'e onefeo e'e3s 14'n''' fof tne 1o1ns
"en' Q. 'nts poause.
ane sotfoae . D~A.AAat WILL pro"
'so1' nenl Aon'a eAo'sA u sao progress
, 1864-02-02

B- The entire Union ticket wns elected
in Wheeling, W. Y, on Wednesday last, by
maIQrities runnfnr from 40 to 1QQ
, 1864-02-02
Foreign Commercial Circulars.

LVHUOHe t&u. l6t I56z.
BREAps1urFa.-stnceo cur last We have experienced
more lie In our markell and both dealers and epecu-
wheat The c4r1cs for this Var!out, but mainly
the falling o IN :apoststons re suailne:s & ware:
, 1864-02-02

ARREsTED.-1ra Davenport, one Of the Da-
fenpor1 brothers, was arrested at sturgis,
lAiich.) last week for refusing to take out
license to exhibit "splritual manifestations
In demonstration of the souls Immortality"
After hearing, he was required to give bail
in the sum Of $500. Immediately after his
bonds we're given, he was again arrested for
giving exhibitions without government u
cenEe. This he paid. Still another suit WAS
entered by the village Of sturgfs for the same
cause. Sturgis is excited by this matter.
, 1864-02-02
the vote by counties and dis



The Legislative Assembly stands as fol-
lows:
Couxcn.-Boise county; Joseph Miller aud
Ephraim Smith; Nez Perce county, E. B,
Waterbury; Idaho county, L. Stanford; Sho-
shone county, Stanford Capps; East Slope,
Vim. G. Rheem and N. P. Lanford.
HogsE;TBolss ~ comfy, tt91 G; E. Bodhsh, N. c;
Milton Kelly; Nez Perce county, L. Bacon*;
Idaho county, A. Leland and John Wood;
Shoshone county, James Orr; Missoula coun.
ty, Albert Clark*; East Slope, L. c. Miller,
Mark A Moore* and James TUFTS.
In the Council there are six Union and one
copperhead. In the House ten Union and
three copperheads; showing the Territory
pretty unanimously sound on the goose
t"ser fG@oraso) Neps, Jan. II. .~
, 1864-02-02
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.


MONDAY EVENING, Feb. 1, 1871.
The money market confines gradually to work
easiet Best customers begin to gcsltbera! accommo
aations, and some perhaps may Obtain all they want
The dcr.and however, ts still mnch larger THAI tho
turply, OF course tho market must still be quoted
cosc, for there Is large c1sss OF borrowers whcse
claims 1nd DO response from bankers.
New York exchange ia casi. but the rates are not
uniform Some, the majority VIC think, sell freely to
custoMera ut H. whitc with Others tho rate Ia H. The
buying price Is H32oc. and possibly may sometimes
be ptid.
Private dispatches to James Boyd, banker, No. s.
Clark street, gave the rates gold In New York
fooEe: Al $50 r. ui., tS7x u NJ, 15s; p. m, l57x-
closing firm at 15sH. ThebuyIns price here WAS 1863
1sex. There w.a no disposition bny very close to
tho New York rates. and not much changing hands on
Any terms.
e,lyc. buying 1s@1as. Legal tender notes not 90
firm: buyinx XSt5c selling 359tlc per 3lDo. Canada
currency In demand At t5k913.
4 EU4.-T1crc has been considerable run during
the day on the Illinois SAvngs the State Savings
Int.ittou The origin Of It Is certain articles In the
"Illirois staats Zeitung," The President, J. c.
Htines Esq. assures IA that about one-half OF the
funas Of tho Institution Is invested In United States
Government securities, onesth In those OF onz State,
city and county, and the balance In cash and loauso
citizens the best OF coaterais. II tAls statement
be correct there be loss whateycr to depos!-
tors and tho Is simply absurd. But people want
their money somewhere else, it Is their right place
It where they wtsh.
AEA1p uroN TEE NEW YoRk 1ssun .EoR CoarA.
H11s.-s{Atshai Holden Of New York, having com.
pletea the raid nrou the banks Ior the collection Of
taxes upon their capital stock. began smilar raid
on Thursdny last upon the Insurance Companies who
have failed to come to the tax license Office and set
tie. The following il statement Of the Icvies thus
ar mado:
, 1864-02-02

II am exceedingly zratited to learn that scch =
Magazine ~ you propose IL to be commenced. For
many years we have waited for Just such Journal
and An glad that hsve lived long enough to know
that the neceHsty for sound Military intelligence
appreciated by the people"
, 1864-02-02
CORRESPONDENCE,

y hy Not let the Soldiers Vote Home.
ago to q. 8. District AttoFneTs-Re-
port Of Public pr1ntcr-Oep2ffmen
ofTndustry-A Bit Of 4 BreeZc-Iosh
Aliens Specch-Patcuts Granted.
, 1864-02-02
Eeyv York Stock Mnrket-Feb. /,
CONI11ERCEAL.

:. MONDAY Ev4x1aa, Feb. !, 1851.
The following table shows the receipts for the 1ast
fQfty.cfglt kprra:
, 1864-02-02
$eS5,c64.m
EU,89a.fg
6A13,B
sr1sb3t.R
aOH,481.si
23139.N

549+e9a.13 1.i0t,b t,b9.H
The cost Of the public printing, under tho
act of 1868, compared with what 1t would
have cost under the act Of 1852, is shown by
the following:
The printing executed during the year
ending on the E0th Of September. 1853,
would hare cost, under The act OF lSGa
{eee statement No. j the sum ol ...$5Gs, ,625'a
The total amount expended in the exc
cution Of this WORK, md the purchase
Of additional machinery, {see State
ment Eo.a,) Observation-Disclosures 4S5G63S0
, 1864-02-02

10th to leave the game without one effort to
retrieve his fortunes, staked his precious seal
on the hazard of the cards, and lost The
seal changed hands until it has at length
found It's way here, where 1t is exhibited Is
gem OF rare value, as well a. curious relic
of vice and improyfdeuce.
: TREMBLING At BEAST BuT1ER.-The rebels
are disgusted with Butler. They call him
Beast-': They proclaim him out1awed.
They offer prico for his head, Jet are, terri
bly, frightened whenever he comes near
enough to give them chance to take him.
Just now they arc shaking in their boots at
Wilmington in anticipation OF q visit from
him. The Richmond Vhg" smells mischief
there. Butler is coming, 1t says, and If he
takes Wilmington, Charleston falls by rear
attack. Why does Butler persist in making
himself so very disagreeable to the Richmond
gentrY?
, 1864-02-02

GREASE-1n falr demand and arm. sales to-day
were -l50 pkgs Yellow Gres at ohc; 70 pkgs Whte
Greaeo Mt 10Ac 80 pkgs do as 10>fc.
H1G1iW1NES-Receiy $50 brla. Market dull
and weaker sales today wcre:-t50 brls ut tic: 80
brs IN lots At Tcc; q Drls do at Coc.
DRESSED If0tsS-licceired, 2.7i1 hogs. Mar
ket opened 1t an advance of 253G1c, but fell back
again and tlo et ut an advance only Of 15c. Sales
, 1864-02-02

Imports Of Flour nnd Grain ut Liverpool
for three Ycars.
The following table shows tue Imports Of Flour and
Grain at liverpool during tho past th1ce years:
, 1864-02-02
CHICAGO DAILY MARKET,

MONDAY EVENING, Feb. I, 1861
,;EGRE1GHTS-These Is no change In rates, We
, 1864-02-02
JANUARY NUMBER
NOW READY.

A--tdA14ANNOtfA.{ {Wrh Asp.3
1u.-THE NORTHERN AND WESTERN LAKES.
WA FEW FATS ABOUT
VA MODERN FABLE, WITH AN 1xTERyA-
T1ONAL HORAL.
N-7HE BUR1AL AT GETTYSBURG. Poct1y3
VH.-THE USE or IRON IN FoRrIFlCArloys ,
By Brig. Gen. J. g. BAExAzD, Lteut Col
Corps Of Engineer.
VuL-WAR SONGS AND THEIR INFLUENCE IN
HISTORY, by CHARLES G.Lz1ASp, Esq.
K-GPEEK FIRE AND OTHER IyFLAMmA-
BLEB.
x.-MoDERN WAR, IN THEORY PRACTICE
1I.-LATER RAStBIEs ON TUE FIELD OF GET
TYsBuRG, BY II. JAcoHs, DID,.
xL.-FREECH MILITARY PHASES.
LITERARY INTELLIGENCE AND NOTES ON new
BOOKS.
EDITORS SPECIAL DEPARTMENT.
OFFICIAL 1ETELL1GENcE-
~: THE ARMY, x.s.4 n- r1
TIE KAVY.-
, 1864-02-02

Stocks Of F1our and Grnfu In Liverpool-.
Jan. /.
The following ara the estimated Stocks Of Flour
and Grain Liverpool the 1st Of January for three
years: T.
, 1864-02-02
,,,n Fs97s ''V 4Hu o*'EiaI4t1HR V0 ZIG 11V Hu0
~" at e.25, 7.oo 7.g 100 "
Harness, = b.. te4sc Slaughter 300 -@at
Klp, medium. 81 y69 Is French kip.:... 12sal

LVHAHE1A a&At AGS 11bAEt aGAfG AAA fG4y uElA NJ
GUnnTa-Fifst Ciear. 1.ooo feet..,. IN cas- %
Second Clear .s ,,.,,.,.,,. 81 lU1 70 90
Third Clear, :. ........... r. c0S&33Gs
Stock Boards. ds........................... H,M$aCc
Boz OF Select Bo4rts- 1W4S31G
Common Boards. DIT. Il h@t1 f
Fencing. ................ .81d319DQ
Gull HoartR t4tof4...
First Clear Flooring, rough. H5p1a-..
Second Clear Flooring, rough. 42oo69...,
Common Flooring, rough. ............. 800@....
Siding Clear. dressed. tOA...
Eecond Clear. 20
Comu,on Observation-Disclosures. I7ooaiaN
Long Jolsta- ea-a,c1
Shaved Shingles A@A..................... %3Aa....
Shaved Shingles No oL.................,.... 40a....
CedAr Shingles.
Sawed Shingles, 458-....
Sawed Shingles, No Ro1...................... {.1-..
G2k0s 1tN 459...
NAVAL sTOREs-in moderate densnd, and
fair supply. Pncea generally trm and Unchansed.
oeal6 % Manila Rope.... .ls@2o
Pitch ......... 10,oe@25oo Hemp @2e
Koan. 8l,!0tt L1th Yarn No ..174 91aH
oainm ....... 6G1 7a0 Aarltnc. ss2:c
OEIOE3-In good demand and small supply. 5int
ket nIm st present quotations. We quote:
fElme
ECARis0S OiI.S:Keeeipts stiii very small, and
70 fAir demand. We quote:
Wblte
, 1864-02-02

bloskade of t9e tInsssn ports IN Tho Baldc. II ae
Ss'i1s:s 81 ?ssps e.
s!s h.s r. lstes e
geen @ Which arg % much beyond he
W had sS09P365atIvey quiet market, but the tone
Flour e only IN retail demand. and ,he competition
or pF,e neush acts A. check upon any advance IN
There hare been no sa1es of cargoes OF the COST
proved e cold Feafser snd thsns nss 81 anno @
Gss fs5 ihs s 40
R.ssS =, 8 iss
wanted rofE nFa o9 snysias IL pfms
I1Tp, A. last week; the business done Is purely
Gsoyxs T. TODD.
LIVERPOOL. Jan. 9. 1851.
IT. e. adng tho ~ past considerable
l. coanE a1Ees not Tsspoaa to saS eKaps
hs's %s2s sssls IL =
sRSf e1d taF e e. ons
ere much a6o!e ths County FloaF onses
States hsvs tassn e soid ese2 Ras Il
High grades aro not quite much wanted, a. Froach
Go1a Sas a1a Soa nov
advance, but does not close qulseo arm. T-N -
aenrst hnse ot aas ba
tion. the market closing arm At our auotstions. Fsw
t { is M It ms s2s
been a }nads r. some m i1,sansis LaId-Tea eou,amp
eesas ssa a;S alm T. q :
, 1864-02-02
Chicago @rtbnne.
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 3. 1851
THE NEW CALL FOE MEN.

The necessity Of the call for more men Is
obvious. Tho October cali was for 800, 900,
apportioned among all the States not in re-,
bellion. No draft under it has been made It
was arst ordered to take plnce January 4th'
but was postponed to March 1st, End no" 10
March 10th. In the meantime the re'enlist-
ment OF the old regiments began, and the
War Depaftment decided that each veteran
in the sesvice who rc-cnlistcd, should be plac'
cd to the credit Of the State and county to
which he belonged. The effect Of this order
Was. II, enable several States which were
largely behind, to make mp their quotas With
out producing many new recruits. The Gov
crnmcnt. 1t is true, secured the service OF the
old soldiers until the end Of the war, but
their wasted ranks were not thereby filled up.
What to absolutely necessary is, large rein
forcemont Of fresh men to swell the strength
Of The army when ths campaign opens In the
spring. 0nr yeteran regiments, numbering
400 to 500 men, must return 10 the field 1000
strong.
The rebels are raking into their army, by
merciiess conscription, every 1nalo between
fifteen and flfty-dvc who can hobble. They
arc putting forth every particle of remaining
strength to meet the shock next spring. There
Is only one way to overcome this resistance,
and that Is by filling up our regiments to
tue maximum, 80 as To enable them to crush
through and tramp1e down all rebel opposi-
ton. One full regiment is as good as two
half-fun ones. The war has dragged on too
long already. The time has now come to
make one Tremendous effort and end 1t By
overwhelming the enemy on ever field. The
t1t1rF ~ A. all nan1
, 1864-02-02

and made his speech in reply to Mr. Arnold.
Tie latter followed, and flung the twenty
third resolution of the Springfield Conven-
ton In Josh's face, which was staggerer for
Josh, and he collapsed Immediately. Josh's
speech was about as good as they make on
his side Of the question.
, 1864-02-02

te-t!ay 20 bass anu IS bushels Clover At NGn =
BUSHELS as at a;3o bsg7 e sheiee y DO At aornr
SGD: g hags at sct. FIAx-I bags good 1t ia. 80
. generally veEy IEm at present
done Holders arc generally Indifferent to aeli, even
g. present euostions and buyers seeking conees-
sions, without. however, meeting With SUCCESS The
market ts less active than It SONIC ak Or seven
days since much or which Il due to the absence OF all
, 1864-02-02

/ ar f..1 interested and gr.tided that such work
no1,d he nshered under your auspcea and shall take
pleasure in giving 1t any aid IN my power.
| COMMANDER h. A. WISE EATS:
41vf.h Won every scccess and feel confident that,
.tnntd the M1saxiue be conducted In . thoroughly
imnart;a enisIt It will meet with hosts OF tcads
and contributors from Navy and Army.
HENRY y. loEaFELLoW GAYS:
"Your new Magazine. I have no doubt. will be very
successful, not only In the Army and Navy, but Among
civilians for every IL deeply Interested In this
Holy War and Modern Crusade against Barbas1an."
ber containing Ia pazes-prtnsed superior quail
lty Of paper, and in the highest style Of the srt
TERMS:
IS Per Year, in Advance.
Single Numbers sent by Mail, post
paid, on receipt Of 80 Cents.
FOR SALE BX
ali Book and Periodical Dealers.
Orders Tor the Work may be addressed to
, 1864-02-02
prAR.ADsI1RAL DUPONT SAYS:

REAR.ADlI1RAL DUPONT aAxss
1T feel interested and grstfded that such wotS
.borf ha ushered under your auspce& and shall take
pleasure in giving 1t any aid IN my power.
, 1864-02-02

"CoMPLETELY CURED Ny coLD."
Rev. B. F. HFpDES. Pastor of :he First Baptist
Church, Camden, N. j wFites;-
- tsw = weeks .incs. while suffering ffem yezy
Giflculty could speak as to bc understood. Wha
in this condition your EAtEcrDRANr not only gava
mo nmedate relief, bns. In three four days. COM
Peteag cared my gold. and removed my hosfasn ~.
Therefore take pleasure In recommending tho Ex-
PEG GRANT as betaX, IN nv Judgment, sho best
cough medicine before the public. :"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-10
FROM HAVANA.
the A..oc is,ed Pre-.

Corr,spouden,r Of the A.socis'ei Pre-.
HAv,NA. nov. =. leci.
The Diario publishes this extract from tho
Fsofo, OF The Oct IL "Robberics take piece on tie
roads Of Mexico. Pueblo Oriznbl, and Vera Cruz On
~ sides travellers are attacked. The bgands increase
In numbers and courage"
letter from Monte ohfisto in this morning papers
states that on the might OF Oct. o. bad rc occurred
in tho Spanish enoampmeht there. which came near
DESTROYING both the camp and town. some reports Say
II was oiignaicd hy the soldiers thcmseNcs.
The Cadz steamer brings PoIto-i,ico dates 81 tho
gst ut The Spanish brig Vcstal arrived there 90 the
aith ult from Monieydcc, with three captains, Two
mates and i've saoTs put board y the pirate Ilo
These mon belonged 10 The vessels Snow squall hiih|
mar and Ocean captured and burned by thc tOriaii.
recent decree OF tie Queen promoting nj officers
below colonel ia the armi.s 81 Spain on grade, eau
quite q sensation here, and Is regarded . POM. ~
move 10 cain the favor of the army IN The event 81 po'
col troubles which are mcnacing the government.
ON Thursday last the Captain.Gcneral took az ms
residence in his palace IN this cGy, and extensive prep
sfntinns are making Tor the state ball on the 10Th.
Owuc 10 The cool weather tic health o. the city ana
harbor could not b. better.
Ncsterdav committee of Influential persons waited
on General Dulcr with q petition to be presented
through MIN isabella H., that all NEGROES pc declared
free after the expiration Of - Jeals nom jan l. io'J
each receiving salary during te our last years Ga ss
rer month the greater part Of which may be RETAINED
until the freedom of tie state l. occohpl! bod
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-10
4 YORKSHIRE PrE.-Touchstone in Bate

Spirit, gives the following recpe.s.
First Of al receptacle is built of The shape and e2e
Of good large cheese-box. composed of "scat crust
Cha. H. made with boiling watcr) about on inch timex
pu; no butter In the crust but In its place fresh bee
suct chopped AS fine possible. so that, when well
kneaded together tho walls OF the receptacle stand Inn
and erect.
Now for the inside: take fine mellow ham "a York
shire one IL you get IT. If not, sugar enId VIZ
ginian) fine turkey goose, oonple OF ehchens =
couple of ducks a couple of rabbits, hare brace oil
pheasans Il few slices of yenison. half dozen part
ridges half dozen pigeons dozen qnl, or woodcoek'
two or three pounds Of sausage meat some sweet erps
aud seasoning, sEi having deprived the foregoing oil
all thelT bones, proceed to stow them away IL layers
in yonr crust receptacle Just light as ever You can
ret them until il ia bTm full and solid; then take
quantity Of strog (but unsweetened warm calves ioot
ly and pour II In until all the ntershccs are licd mp;
then put op-cTust Of the thickness a. the other
on pe The pie on piece Of sheeiron IN qnite cool
oven and let It slowly bake for three four honrsi
take II out very gently ard let II stand until next day
and then when YOU cut II you will md come ont quite
solid like piece OF varegaed marble tasting ,yery.
thin, IN general but nothing in particular Gish mat
would raise an appetite beneath the rlDs vi death
II will be a bonnie big pie. too; bur there Is No iear
OF its spelling for IL Will Keep couple OF months II
needn't you manage, anybow. to Keep Al. Don
ak any moro or bOned.tukcy wh iFnni$ or pr. ~
ais eySs from Srasburg for neither are 10 be named in
the same generation with Yorkshire pie.