davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1864-12-25
tPEom Our Speclal Correspondent.


1t Is very gratifying to American feeling In
this country to find how correctly, upon the
whole, the policy and patriotism Of their
ine recent events. Tho fntcllipent and 1,h..
~ o1,r;o,. - 49, - Ats 9oe .,s ...e:
az pren " y. .4e f1eae. piees a"9 pnoac
WIN respect 10 Inc course pursued by the loyal
States Of the Union, has now had abundant
time to manIfest itself. aud has indeed done
!: 60 in the complctest fashion :: and that. onIn.
ign has been ono OF nnhesitating and univer-
sal applause and appreciation OF the course
which: has been adopted. The decision to
continue tho war ut ali sacrifices and hazards.
and the rp-e,cctIon of NJ Itnco,n oa : ~,1oe
~ 49, s.t.SS.','.s.ta. 1u 10 p'voi
VI luat ue'e11n.uanon, mare mel with the
unanimous approval and sympathy Of the
great. body Of the French people. I quoted
90 largely last week from the leadintp French
nrass IN euidence ~ th;s cono,ns,oa s. .'i',,s
opinion, that I Am unwilling again to all your
columns With repetitions. But testimony OF
certain character Is sometimes so valuable
and cnconrartn,, that H. hcconea a ,,ottor ~
49, A. ~ nnt r. - +s,th,n1s s - .asf .uaaN VI "
falls under pne's eye. And Of such
description. I apprehcud, Is the tes-
tfmony horne In favor of Amer,can no1fov
~ 49, n.s - c4.,. ~ " 41.14s" .I poa:s
eiened by the ab,est Of IT. contrihnto,a ~. .nd
-,a.,,o,,. H. .t,..t ,,n11.,s., ~..s-N ~ ""e
.'MAP' @He "o.so' f1al1Ae"a n5'let -! rance
Of the present day. Tic name and opinions Of
sacrificed to Ills lore Of liberty and indcpend-
cncc, are too well known, both In Europe and
America Tor 1t to be necessary for mo to
dwell upon them. will only rely upon the
authority Of Ills honor as an apology for lay
i9g before your readers ~ an extract from his
views upon American affairs at the pFescnt
ctista;
81 sEontcmpoEal5 Mstory which are
o. OH 9s,gIeat p importtannse tn or & which VIII, leave
IN aha n as HATS
is thc tirst tine that q; people in possession Of
eide directly and snIpremesy p for itself upon the
qeeal1on o. lae n1@nancE or atsconlinuance
o. olsIiesEnS a4o olmchit var. 70 nation
2! tne O'o Moraa nas peen san}eeted to such
tts'a., ~ Ho'erhtneat a1 @ aas eSer oeen fed9ee9
SS Mas Wnetoer Inc Amerasan people, AtteF
'e, .our years rs, o. csuei Il. suneFans' ~as Wall-
iia.g 70 aay 4oTn hs at.ns, or Rnethet
y "oula leu.aatay SuEaeec lIseA 70 commune
s.,.r;t ~ X s;ssa,,,tso ot IT. ,atase toan
. suumlt - I1a assotulo4 o. tne common
IRE %a2 1nn psop3c 9 a9s giyen
eance md natriotism' It f,as nrnSc5 a. thai l fhe
federal fofm Of Union ia eannshln oT WITH
Standing the severcst tr1ais; that the rcople
knew how to choose tholr leaders with sonnd
Judgment; 1t has declared to the whole
and to the South that there exists
comnlctc co sub,ecticn such Is the % siancatfon i ya
Of thc clcction Of the SIN Naycmler last. mr.
complished In tho midst Of lie prt,fanndest
trnnuufiity. Ifthere br nny nation ir Fnrone
=
, 1864-12-25
C1oslng Up tho Polish Converts.

An imperial decree has been Issued closing
certain converts in Poland. It orders that all
t Catholic monastcfies and converts having less
than elght members. and also those whose
participation in the late insurrection Was ns-
toIious OF has since been proved, are to be i'm
1ucdiatcly closed. The inmates may enter
other religious establishments, Or wifi be al
lowed to 70 abroad at the pnblfc expense.
! The religious establishments which arc not
suppressed by this decree are forbidden to
/ maintain relations with either the pzovinclals
or generals Of their orders. The conlscated
/: property Of tho monastczies aud converts
. will bo exclusively devoted to ecclesiastical,
educational and cha1ltable purposes In pur-
STANCE OF this decree II monasterses and 4
|; convents have been closed on account OF not
| possessing the requisite number Of Inmates,
| and 50 Other religious houses on account OF
participation IN the; Polish, insufrecteon:v y"
, 1864-12-25

Tho French Press on American Afnirs
The Recent Elect1on-Europenn
mntttrs-1.ate ,Russfnn- Develop
ian Policy.
, 1864-12-25
No. FIVE,

4 lcase thirty acres more or less. IT, Doshear}
ca = tnn eurtying into Tess Branch ol Dack Creek
about one-half mile hom ita mouth, IN Washington
County Ohio. vein Of coal SIX feet thick Il on the
property, and It il considered b. competent judges
nr.trate Gil territory. Length Of lease ten 5ears
Royalty. one-nfth in bulk
, 1864-12-25
No. SEVEN.

TWO HUNDRED AND THRIFT ACRES. mora or
tess, in FEE SIMPLE H1emins) On West Hickory
Greek, ycnaueo County. Pa. With good producing
wells in tho Immediate vicinity, both abore and below
this properly. This tract u VERY valuable, and would
a1one being held IN fee, be sunctent basis sof con-
pAuy+
, 1864-12-25

him In Egypt, where he had covered himself
with glory. might, had he chosen to reslgn
his principles, have become Duke Or Mar
ehal, "a did many Of his comrades; bnt. true
to Lis republican faith, he preferred home
and retiracy to sacrifice and title, and refused
to serve under tho Rmplsc.-Parzs Corr. ".
r. HfroId
, 1864-12-25
FROM ST. LOUIS.


The BuahWhackcra RcEplted-A Re.
monHtrance from the Legislature
HalIrond Mattefs-Clatm for Indcn-
mfr.
, 1864-12-25
POSTSCRIPT.


Our Midnight Dlspatch-1mportane
News EunmaFy-Hntcr from the
Great 1ixpedItIon-Ero1nS SheFmun's
Afuys
, 1864-12-25
NO. FOUR.

a esse Of twenty acres. more or less, on Cuck
Creek, wa.htneton coanty, Ohio. II. DeckerS stotn.
irE the abovc-is considered excellent territory
Length Of eIse, ten years; Royal one-nlth.
, 1864-12-25

Arrom1xxxr.-o. 4 Salisbury. Eaq, hss re !
ce4sed from tht t6eeretary Of the Treasury tho ap
potntmcnt Of Revenue Inspector for this District;
An new oHcc created nnder tho act Of June seth.
4 H i. ,
, 1864-12-25

Whether permanent, or ior speculation merely, It is
b.lieved the Inducements offered bS ilis Company are
second to none. PARTICULAR ATTENTION +.
asked as TO the quantity, qualify and location Of the
lands OF this Company, more fulJ described In the
following schedule:
, 1864-12-25


The property cfthls Company comrttses the following
described Tracts amountiugiu aggregate to ncsrly
SEVEN HUNDRED ACRES, between .our and a,e
hundred Of which ia in FEE snlrLE and, a. will b
seen, the daily product At this time more than su
ctent to pay = MONTHLY dividend OF.
, 1864-12-25

Bosro1, Saturday, Dec. A.-Hon. Jas. II.
Wood, formerly Member Of Congress from
Maine, died this morning 1T the Revere House,
from an attack Of lung fever. He was forty-
nine years Ole. '~--
, 1864-12-25
Two Per Cent on Its Capital.

II every tract embraced In this Schedule X eoutlgu
ous to large producing trtests Aud the greater por
lion free Of Royalty" Ills ccnndeotJ and Frson.
ably expected that with 4 working fund Of FIPTY
TH0UEAND DOLLARS forthe further development
Of their property, tie dividenda Of the COMPANY will
shortly be largely decreased. Asa
, 1864-12-25
IMPORTANT ORDER OF GEN. DANA
AT MEMPHIS.
Our. Relations with Canada Re-
ported ::~Peaceable.
LATE AND IMPORTANT FROM
CAIRO AND TIE SOUTH,
Threatened Rebel Raid
" Upon Gordonsville.
LATER FROM EuR0PE---THE LON
DOE TIMES WANTS To
INTERFERE.


Cotton Coming 1n-Importaut. Order
By Gen. Dana-No Fire Arms allow.
ed to besKept by Private Pnrtles-Lu-
ter from Mexico.
, 1864-12-25

4 IEIN II &11z14Nxz3 = ~
- :.1.::, '* .. :. =. g.: !: ~:
:. ;; TEACHER OF THE P:ANo,i.-<.e ;;
French and German xnaeuz gas,
|: h.. =17o WASHINGTON STREET. t;- :.
i :ddS[d1fS*t s.. ~. - =: In .
, 1864-12-25
A Bull aud Elephant Fight.

r. For Afternoon Telegraph see
Second Pare.
, 1864-12-25

Closing for Christmas.
WAsmvGTos, Dec a4.-Thc several Coy
ernncnt departments will be closed Mou-
day, in order to enable employees to enjoy
Chrstrnhs = hntf1nv
, 1864-03-21

Kentucky, and there Is a daily growing feel
Ing to have every county raise her own quo
tn, especially the wealthy counties that have
made 60 much ont Of the war. But to return
to the enrolment act.
Every law Of Congress and the State Legts-
1ature having been sanctioned BY the two de-
partnents Of Government to which enact-
Mcnts were approved and confined, must be
regarded US constitutional until pronounced
otherwise By the Judiciary. Theu, until the
courts pronounce this enactment unconstitu-
tonal, it must be regarded as law, and By q
clause Of the United States Constitution
made part Of the supreme law Of the 1and,
"enything in the Constitution or laws Of the
States to the contrary Notwithstanding"
Then, this is simple, naked proposition, to
the Governor, to resist By, force supreme
law Of tie land, before which State laws and
State constitutions must give way,
II the Governor should determine to do,
this, which cannet believe for an instant,
he will find that the true loyal men Of Ken
tLcky, and from those regions which have
mainly furnished the army, will not sustain
HIM; but will sustain the Government Let
all powers beware how they attempt to put
the loyal men OF Kentucky in hostility to the
Federal Government,
TIE loyal men, and the Kentucky army, will
abide by the laws Of the Government, until
those laws are pronounced unconstitutional
by the Judiciary. A LOYAL kENrUcK1AS.
, 1864-03-21

Fer1ne7ls of Janes' uoep.al; Sns.SG aeIas STREET.
%@cW Orleans. La, established In 1E31, pur1nA.
nentr llca1et At fb aAudoip1 street, Chicago, I'LL
lti&, i&,Epecsa1s IL TIT tfea4Ee at OLD tRKoxIC afEK-
pCKAIL, 6cHnFuEtIUs. ald Gil kinda OF RLoop AND
EklS nssEAsrs AHp M.oEpxEs t'F 4, CosrAG1oos
2HNEEAL CnA RACTER Cnrts them without resortihg
lc Mercury, !opInH. POTASH. Arrentc any POISON,
hu.Acrt and blood po3sopa. -
.oRGAx1u NEAKaKes. sn-h ~ Seminal Weakness,
Eoct1rnal and Diurasl Emissions, brought On by
Senss ot ;, the systam: curly 1nilsoseioa., execes
Or cufacd hertdltary, Causing loss o. 1nsDry.
!usioo depression Guinness, and offer ntt
Th 0IleE deI1urahle tFnin OF symptoms treated aud
radically cnrcd BY 1nfa!1fole method saving much
c1ne, and erpense- G,cc: Go1o13ra, structure, and
al dseaecs peculiar to the Selcs Of private natule
rldicall, cured
Ole Uiseaaes Of the MOST HORRIBLR CLASS,
waere tue blood has bccoule poisoned. producing
hicschct On the face. smal wcers bltsets, pains IL
.ne Lead and bones, liberated throat, nosc, nlbs
body, scrofula, together With endless number ot
sutferings,
.cA! colleges, etc. Tose AFFLICTED should apply tmHe-
uiately, End ee cured Of these terrible Diseases.
Reuen,ber Dr. James ONCE and farlort are st IS
exndolph, between 6snte and Dearborn streets
9t6ce uTfu from L. h. mil! t. 4. Consultations
CONFIDENTIAL. tuAI2- -H3pl1Gt
, 1864-03-21

Ios!E17EEs STOMACH B.rTEas.-Asarer rRxyRsE
I'VE 81 tytdGi1lcS u within the reach or cycry
me1nber of the community. Thc PROTECTIVE nrooct
tSs 81 f1c DT1ss ss
sh.s inestinable Tone and ALrREAT1v~. thu3sands
nl1nGe 1earlss:y Int the most unaeal.ly reeons
without experimenting day sickness ii il the great
acs!nntinE cordial ct siae age Asa rcnedy for Dys
howell, II has no rival, either aaong patent nedl-
snts Or noHg the drugs pEcsSrl bed in Regular rrsc
ticc. 50 satsned arr the physicians OF the United
St:tcs or ' head, thGt At the suggestion Of the most
eminent 1t Inns bees placed The list Of
iosnf:afs 10 America. 1ia opera s sptak
t!sAFATE the system, aad render it iuvu}nrrable
:o; Z cIr nia!nE :nd tarnlins rcruia:oa at certain
tscE With perfect lmpuriy by prs, ns for ho. iii
OF {: tt.MaLnts r. too cxhurans 10 he safely nssd
, 1864-03-21

bACHELoK's celebrated HAIR DIR II TEE EzsT
r =nF % %woNLn. The 9niy AAnAtE1t, Tsus aad RzlI;
,.eh1ngts Bed. Rusty Of Grey Hair Instantly. % =
;lfssY FLaGE or NATURAL HroUE. without 1n}u11hE
ana Brauttal; - 1mrar.. tresp vitality rsM9ueay "a re-
s3e-d Dyes. The Genuine Ia signed W1LL1Ax A. BAcH.
ALo1 4u otlers are mere lna,tAtinns, ad ttonld be
Hiky etreet, New York. tySsfS1ly
, 1864-03-21

TIE caption Of tais oIa :raph Is the name Q: yegs-
admtl''d. xhen used with Cherokee injection, IS b.
~ es e.t sl,es Cir, co-e for Gonorre4, E!cet aud
a,oaHl os suffering end frequency Of these .tiscascs
&c Ctunot but admit the Cherokee Remedy and IniSc.
liacr sickness R health cid loa!h.ocncss By cis.n-
, 1864-03-21
T,lSnluhle Qre11te1lt.
aRzA1 Discovery USEFUL AND VALUABLE
DIECOVE2Y,


anzAr u,scoyFnY uSEErr. avn VaTUaoT1
n1gC0vrYv,
HILTnNs1
MSQluB[E CEMEHT
e he utp + q tno mere s Eepess R,actics
fSa Seso9s iAe pabits. + has becn
ttnotouSuly testeo curing the Inst
'1,r1nnnne.G ISta G{ h Pf1fneai II ~ men, and
superior to Any
ADos'''e Preparation known.
T." ' Hilton's 1nso1ub1e Cement
:. Is new thing, and the resu1t OF
- Jea5s " stu1y; ita comblna1fonia ia
0n ss ssclkSInlc PRINCIPLES. snd
IsC<molnation. of tcmperasuTe Viii Il bssn3g;e
corrupt or emit any offensive
r.. 4SD' -
Boot aaA Shoe Msa- BOOT and SHJE
uas'a 3fanufaeturer, using Machines.
w1ll nnd Il the hest asncie Eaown;
tfor Cemehtiag the Chanueis as it
tsaSv MIeSat essy not se
JEWELLERS
'a~' ym nnd u .nt1.,s,,,,, ,a,,.,,,,
tnt - 1ialr mu nse ~ eat4Etsnsy as ~ hy aaneslvs
4o* toeif uses ~ aas pecn proved
t%
, 1864-03-21

DE. pADp's RESIN WEED TRoCHEs, PREPARED
from the Prairie Weed 'si,rhyun." The properties
Of the Resin Weed atc well known TO the people of
tic West as safe and e1tciea. for tie Treatment Of
I.ryngltis, Hocrscncs, Bronchitis, Asthma, Colds,
Coughs 1ufucnca. CatsrTh. -Also Fluid Extract Of
bplsyuna. Prepared BY G. Il. .DADD, ND.
LORD t. SMITH, General Western Asccts, . Lake
street, Chicago. For sale By ali Druggists.
mldQaAE-2Gt
, 1864-03-21

Which ar now recommended By the highest medical
authorities, and warranted 10 produce m 1N.fE-
DlA1E bcncnctnl eject. Il,ey cxcoedlnsE agree.
uc perfectly pure, acd must apc.ceed ali other fontea
where healthy, gentle stttnusant Is feQrisrd
They purify. strengthen and inyiEorate
They create healthy Appetite 3D.,
IAey Atc Antidote 10 cl..a~e Of wafer 1nd dle1-
They OVERCOME effects Of dissipation md latc hours
Tlcy strengthen the system Ind cnllvcn the mind.
1Ecy prevent ,naanstjc and Intermittent terc1s.
Tier purify the breath and acl6:ty Of tic stomach.
1lty crsc nyxrc7eia and Constipation.
They cure UI.rrhca and Cholera Aorbus.
Tic, cure Liver Complaint and Gc=ypui Headache.
They tunEc the weak strong, the l1nEuld nt1llaas
MD e?c exhausted rAt.cS great rctoEce. They arc
composed of the celebrated Callssya bark. w1Dtcr
green, saeaas roots hcES an preserfed IN pcr-
rct,y pure st. Cro!1 .vm For particulars. sco cizcu
lars urd Testimonials around each bottle.
Beware Of tupoetcrs. E1EInlne every bottle. ..6ce
.'.u 1t as our rsIyrtc t. S. Stamp unmutlsted oyur
+ly ccrk with plantation ecene, aud cur signature on
Il tltc 4tec plate side Label See that our botte Il not
,ctllcd with spurious a1d dclctcrous Bt. Any per
pretending 10 sell Plantation BHcs hy tbs gallon
ur III Buik Is IN lrottcs. ANY petson initiating this
lo1le OF selling nny other material thcrrin Whethcr
called Plantation Dtcssur not Is criminal under the
l. = Lt~. and VIII be 80 prosecuted By u.s. We nj.
e@y Lave our eye On several parties rc+allIns our
soffes, de-, WHO Will succeed in get ing themselves
INTO clese Quarters. The demand for Drukc's Plants.
slof blttcfa oH ladies' clergy1ncn merchants &c. Is
Incredible The simple trial Of bottle tho cT1dcncc
We prcfcut of Their worth ard superiority They arc
.olo ~ ~ respectable druggists, Groscra, physclaus
hotels. saloons, STEAMBOATS, and country Stores
, 1864-03-21

4 Ca1x1 W s1k1xAur11s Og7In.;
sr1ES S5sz RssS s2s 5ss s. e @ s.s
ssI,s3e nz5sa ;ss naIilgss a. GuaTteimAste19 p
Ais=asdAa. aad EoTt Monroe u. oe sNhsr = a.
ss isssSs cF ~ sss ses
e1sctE o. oss, sns 50 scs. otaay s.raw. o. a.sf
yhtes ;asy E{l' @afs aan7 n7eiles ths:est 1ssa
~ Il = u I'D d .se @
TIE pr1:e z71t ce v1,ttsu ort n words Ola rae np.
,nsf g & II. n = Fo1e inf ss1s 6t 2! asas
eae5 Thr 10 faIn shed TtthoSs e1ssa cas
g sne 6oveImsnt The aA7 anl atsaV 70 b secaxsk
t,ns sta1 s.,:a,.oa Of com. asz.
o. e. ss2poea 70 to eellTcd must os stAsea s
"A A. i q .5F;t' ::t ses gna;s a. as::
neat inspector se1cEs beiny a:ce3ts5. uss 0o''1-
o = e. sIsrss ss e e e.
sx1Eeut y rt9pl:e ed payment I'll 9e mAdo 1hea
xsoe ~ s'noa9s S9ut'se1ed fos sha aATs bean -
III b lf:sf Snl ss sear,red to accompany hi ,xe-
sess ~ ~ 4 ss q e
sea ss5s so ss ,ss san,s i g
eaaaa 70 he amouns o. us eosaass, T. deiirsr u
IL Il i f. d. sto s e
eater isto tas sonE4:t tsey % maze good s3e 1IE
1s5ssslnls eifd5r. CT tae os1soa to 1aon q
!s e 4 kst5.'3n't n2s s:t e :asss
Soi:ss s.stss =. :amezE o. ia ss,1oa:iols : .oaa;aa
an oasef, iii = uu,7 .o,1.sa ct sac ascss:aacacx
re3sc.fos Of tbeu pfoposals s&
t sas s3a fns 4ss;i assa otdst
F5o7osal. must 81 : :dre Isl to fr.Keisar eeasxa=
issS 'sssr9 eis'; ssis2;;;. Ssss
Boese. IN au1u sanal 70 t.s amou2: ofths eoa1ssa
u,LEds1 De rsetor ana ecta II aaarsa:ors, WaI
o. rs3-i e ofsaa .Hcsastfai h3aom q ed1s7E nyca
.fs'!:S '.sz 81 iesSs ssPs q Ii, qua .ac boat,
'7'a@: o. 'oPuEe PoEE e 81 T: I'll pioFosA1 1to:s
1'sn' County I'd s',;;; A.; -1----
:: ;ssS ssis. & .1ssss s:s :: e ;ss,s 8
AZ 5s1o,. nessmlsf iss s s. tsh fSis
Sass: i. & ccrn. Ii ..ce,, =: - psr nu,as, o.s
-- II ssl, u oats.ta s.c=,.e --ps: ou.aa a1
s, IS s
II 1as 's:zfu Is; ust uI:ss
81 s ssss.s5 = 3. g.
ce'ef Depot o7a!E1ssnaG1es, w
euAEAsTTTss. Tssniaz'oa' .. a
e. q 8 aats;sf2ss, III I: s1;een.s e
i ~ iii Il e'~f g saa 1870 R
ssse q Il . s is1z G z ea ~ ssg
IN goo: sns SAINT sc:ettes Ia snm equal q -
Ihohas OF lac contract to furasa 1os4ke rTppccSS
!. :oaic1mit2 TO t., tams o1 A.vaFtss1r ens Iated ~
:emssr go. u.de: Ehi , .h4 bid : ~ mA1s. Aan m
euse thn eatr sca1t faf e1.ex *aso eonnEc4 4
ue guarantee 10 make Rood tta atfereoo4
oesA teo fhz onfT by t.f said ana tte RE91
c- eat oc1shte bioGsr or tha pat1oa 70 Vhna ri
cc:tf4 csS,7 90 sEar1'%s. '"0"--
gas tstve- nueer cr- ca1ds na1 ssett
J:a11- LAY Of, lst
.}sss.l
Ss.}e3 eE:1:7 tta:, 70 Il. oess Of ny k.oHiSd1n
- ctA3i 10 Avose named xuas1ntors axa good AL
ofns IL bs 3AcuI1sy, 80
TO nA certified bv> the Untrod Beatfs District At<s
:-T Cc1fd<tor olCuktorus. or any sshtr otcer u1&H
ha E71ts: htssss GovesrmeaS. or resronAais paxsH
a.'AA proposals Trceived under thia adysrass13e
viii be opened and examined 1t this once On W8E.
SEEDAY md SATURDAY OF esch week, 1t u 4.
Bidders Rre respectfully invited to o1 present. AsAs
'pea1nS " ''e7' - 4' d. II. RECKKK,
detkssal.an Us.3sditz General and ou2Ftarnaa12-
, 1864-03-21

Formerly Aeetsthnt Surgeon TO De Soyo uoz7lta1,
Sarta Marie, Lisbon Portugal. ans Surgeon 10 Hosp
himself to the treatment OF contagious blood diseases
Tor more than thirty yesra Ten ycsrs practice IN Chi
reputation in curing Scrotala Erysipelas t.aeum1ttsm
and ALL blood diseescs, Nervous Debility &C., without
distressing diseases incident fslaics treated With
SMineit @ FL success Once and Anstomisal Museum Ut
ciesirE Gents in postage stamps The
Gnce Fhal be forwarded to any address IN tie U1ted
, 1864-03-21


MRS. n. r. WILLIS Is PRE-
At1 PARED 10 receive a few
ADDITIONAL PUPILS,
Bctween tie ages Of md II year, educate With her
aanShtcsN st ld1eNlld. Address Moodaa, Orange
NQuo1S, new 1ork- Mh3 yss5 I'm TC-TAaA Is
VOUEG LADIES SEMIN AIRY,
= Lake Forest, Ill. The Summer Tern Of this IN
ssttt9n VIII commence on THURSDAY, the 21st day
nf AfKH next Circulars and any desirable Informs.
mEltn53a-9w g. DICEING0N
DlTTSBURGH FEMALE COL.
T. 1EGEL.Rcv. l. c. PERSH1SG. D. D., President
superb buildings, 10 which extensive Improvements
thousand Dollars.
PITTSBURGH FEMALE COLLEGE,
REV. I. G PEKsu1SG, D. D., PRESIDENT.
Superb bufldings. Twenty teachers. Thorough srn
extensive eoutse Of study Unsurpassed the
ORNAMENTAL BRANCHES,
Tc1cGsaphlng and Organ Music taught Spring te1ru
commences MARCH 2st, 1854. Send to President Pcrsh.
ipl4A1C4xT
, 1864-03-21

COPARTNEItSHIP.-RichardJ J
~ Sherman, Of Buffalo. Denl3mln +: Jsryts. rTesa'
T.ch or E s. Iich' Bank Of Exchangc, Buffalo, have
rteocjrtcd themselves together for TIC purpusc ot
tnYTS Ing On and tlanRact1E the business uf
, 1864-03-21
INITIALS.

1N1T1AL8s
ofetewart Cook stoves. Proprietor Of nc Photo.
E5sphis; Gallery Is; CaIE street. .Advertiset for
non non Rl9ss ~ s: Hose!: Agent Of Abbots lla-
gust....Propltctor Of as2 Clark street Ioom Nc
Larron Block. Boz AG22. 8 s....H C....M ii
, 1864-03-21

s. T.-18G0,-K.

Persons ofsodcntary hcu:ts troubled with weakness,
lasitude papitatlon Of tic cart lack Of appetite,
t=srct~ af,er eating, torpid LIVER. constipation; &C.,
deserve TO Eafes II they will no: try the celebrated
, 1864-03-21

A cold is often thought to be too tsilp- matter to
tmmcdiate or tcr.ou* attention until it gets such
s:rt,f rctcAt-shea and not iii thea do many th!nl
SERIOUS CT rslitf whra II ottcu too ,ale; what
foolish rc-iisrnrc say. when 5 cents will 10 so faf
n TO cure Cold. Cough. sose Tnrout, Hosrreacas J.
Asthma&c Hesitate not TO 70 to DrUcHist and fayest
FulieF. Finch Fuller. ma Smith & DwyeF, Whnle
sale AEett' Ior TIC Western Statca
lub7 i.ASE a:.ns
, 1864-03-21

Persons Wishing drop letters advertised must ann
three cent stamp.
~ ONCE open ftom 1st Of April to lat OF November
ffon q. H. TIL 2. From November LIST till April
1st, from A. N. Till 8p. H., nnd On SUNDAYS from
.. N. to 1o:f5 a. N. =
2918 i'll. SCRIPTS. PM
, 1864-03-21
III HEADQUARTERS DEPART-
IL MEST OF THE CUMBERLAND
DYTIrK CH1ty CpxxIssAKy ~ Sr.nsrxrvwrv
C1ATTAyoO0A Tenn. Mnrch fth, l8ai.


oTF1sK cH1xv CoN41ssAKx or Srnsrsrxxcx.r
CHATTANOOGA Tenn, March III, 1851. t
PROPOSALS.. s.:
sealed Proposals are invited till 3th OF April 1851, foK
fnrnlshing tho Subsistence Department with fr tnr
SAND ft.tt2 head OF Beef Cattle On the hoof ''~>'
I1e thtue 20 % delivered ut Nashville, Tenn, md
= H.. oa sas scales and tha negae determined to
Iae Cat;Ie @ @1c9q!Fsa must average at least
mlted welding lea than one thousand tlo} pounds
Esce rigid Inspection Will be u1ac By such rergo1
as the 1oyernme1t may direct at each de[yerT Doii6
Stass, Helfefa md Cows not wanted.
bo1d with good and sufficient eccnrity will be r.
CURED Tor tha 1aihfnl performance Of tha contraet
Lhe time of tho delivery Of Cattle Will be f1een days
WeSE EiA be required till the contract Is co-peted
ba disestsa 70 Lieut. Col Porter CHEF C-G
to ne endo1seu pIoposala for furnishing Dccf Cattle
An c0tn et ale2tance must accompany each bid and
no hlu WILL be entertained when tho h1er Ia not proa,
s9f r Tsspona Paynents viii be mada a certGeasaa
- FeR1 of bIp:-I do hereby propose to furnish ths
nsaa of Bsef Cattle On he hoof u strict accoranee
delivered At Nssh1ils, Tenn. for the sum Of per
hunafea pounds eroes weight. olIer security IA
mh1s- at Lieut., Col and Chief r. = Is nff.
, 1864-03-21
IMPORTANT FROM KENTUCKY,
THE WANE OF SLAVERY
The Loynl n1cn OF Kentucky truc to
the Government.

from the Cincinnati Gazette, Mar 19.]
The statistics Of Kentucky since this rebel
lion begun show some curious md instruc-
tive facts. The Auditors reportIshows that
there were 200 ,001 slaves In Kentucky In 1860,
md 211 OLE in 1861
The valuation Of all the slayes in 1851
Tas:.,. $ss,70l.G3t
In lai@ II Was. 67,0a, ,43S
Decrease In value. sa0.nx 1874
The entire taxable property OF tho State
In 1s6t was. III 03G
In ls5: II WEE. -.-..-..-..-..-.-..... 3', $40
y,x e. it1J16Sh
The total decrease from 1861 to 6se wusst es5
Deduct froH this the decrease in value
of slaves. ves........,......:....... sa,7s,1s
, 1864-03-21

FEMALE Co4rI Il1STs-Eo other remedies Of tie day
4ofecsa Lie property Of Restraining those tnprafnai
1ows iocdeotaft the xen,ier Sex which arc tie
ftd results o. nervous debility cr sn:ec5ed consstu
st.nee and she actnal cn}oymcs Of healn TO the
rl thas they may he taken by t-e delicate :eAse
With perfect freedom and Salty. Sold ~ ni Drug.
11sts, ut &C., c., and & pct box. mh,laY1-lw
, 1864-03-21

THE,COPARTNERSHIP HERE
l. .oSorr cxisting between Edward r. Kendall, to
frr, y. DnEc md Lainea s. Ecntal. under the 1rrn
name OF Kendall Co. expired by limitation
fehrnasy l. 1861. All prrsous having claims against
aaic mn ere requested to present rhca Tor imnedl:
ate fetucntlt. and MI persoas owing SAID nrm Will
please call ant celtic at once.
tApW ARD 4. KENDALL.
JOSEPH II. DAEE,
Cheago. Febrnary !. 1851. -