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CONFEDERATE STATES TaXES

CONFEDERATE STATES Taxes.
A1OrIOE 10 TAx.PAYERs-stats Of virginia-
~ 10th Collection District G g War Tax, composed
Of a that part Of the city Of Richmond which lies
east Of 14th st
All persons who have heretofore been registered,
OF who by law are required to register, are hereby
notified TO come forward within twenty days from
ths day and make their returns Of gross sales for
the quarter ending Dist December, 1868, inclusive,
to Thcs sta les or Pleasant Gentry, the assessors
for this district.
Any such person failing to report within twenty
days will be subject TO double tax.
And all such perk0ns are further notified that they
are required TO come forward during the month Of
January 1864, and giser wih for the year 1854,
aud pay not only their tax on gross sales for the
quarter ending Slsr December 1868, but also their
specific tax for the year 1884.
And any person 80 failing to register ard pay bis
said taxes during the month Of January, 1854, will
be subject TO have bis said taxes doubled.
CHAS 6INTON, Collector
For 10th District Of Virginia,
Once No II Main st, Richmond.
Richmond, Va, Jan. I, 1854 js1-staw2w
NOTICE 10 TAX PAYERS-state Of Virenia-
Of all that part Of the city Of Richmond which lies
west Of Sixth 1t.
All persons xho have heretofore been registered
or who by Law are required to register, are hereby
this day aud make their returns Of gross sales for
tho quarter ending 8lst December, 1868, inclusive
to Vim Forbes or Elicit, the assessors for this
district.
Any such perso6 failing % to report within twenty
days will be subject to double tax.
And oil scch persons further notified thai they
are required to como forward during the month Ol
January, 1884, and register with for the year 1864
and pay not only their tax on gross sales for the
quarter ending 3lst December, 166S but also their
specific tax for the year 1854.
Ana any person 10 failing to register and pay hia
said taxes during the month Of January 1884, will be
subject to have his said taxes doubled.
PA. WOODS, Collector
For l2th district OF Va.
RiehmnnA Ian 1eaA
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T IME, Lime, &c.
F. 80 bbls lime
10 dozen brc0mS
Is sacks salt
10 boxes bar soap
or r~c-~ EH~-~.Al> -

For sale by MeADAN, wIGHrMAN 4 co,
lac Sit 18th 1t, I'd door from Cry
A1OTICE-To Farmers and others along thelline
IL Of the Virginia Central Railroad.-L D SlZER,
ct Central Depot will give his personal attention to
the sale Of fresh meats during the WINTER and any
i've stock that may be entrusted to his care at all
times sConsignmsnts respectfully solicited, and
prompt returns will be made. js6-6tH
- RIMS TONE.-5o0 lbs 0rlmstone, extract log
II wood indigo, cod liver oil, calomel, blue mase,
Hodman's anodyne, spirits nitrs, quin inc, sAlts,
tartar, due Enxlsh soaps, and many other desirable
goods, for sale BY r W POWERS,
taeSt Druggist.
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A q B
"A B 4 L L,
70 be given at the
MAGNOLIA HALL,
on 10th street. betw wesu Main and Cary,
On WEDNESDAY E;ENING, jan oh, 1884.
HANAQERS.
JW Gentry, Jenreys. Buckley.
HL0oR CONMITTKR.
Nisbet, JW Gentry.
Tickets, admitting gentleman and two ladies ,e5.
Tickets and Invitations to be had Of the above
managers, 1t the door the evening Of the ball.
ia4-0tA
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lhlsSOLUTiON.-Ths Co partnership OF DkANE
IL JAMES ID this day dissolved BY mutual
consent.
All parties having claims as ainst the nrm will
please present them for payment and those ndebt.
ed will please make payment to either Of the frm.
DEANE & JAMES,
Basin Bank.
Richmond, January LIST, 1864.
CO-PARTNERSHIP.-The undersigned have this
day entered into q CO partnership, under the style
Of BROWN DEANE, for the purpose Of carrying
on General Commission business at the old stand
Of peane James, Basin bank, and will give strict
attention to all consgnments.
ALExR BROWN.
JAS DEANE
Richmond, January 1st, 1854. ja 1-9aw1m
TINE co-partnsrship under the nrm Of
TURPIN 1 co IL this day dissolved BY mutual
consent. All persons having claims against said
concern will present them Immediately for settle
ment. g TURPIN,
JF KEE>EE.
Richmond, Dec 81, 1858. de 3l-eOd6t*
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pr1n EeTxTx FOR SALE

CsANCE COUNTY LAND foe nle--A ness cseo.
ID ,1s, "a 1eetrHbjs EArn ~ Ala two nilss ffe1
,.nsaaa station, eoataiAlas 50 acres, aeoas ~
se-ss of vhioA original fueeos; ~ epea 1na g.
n. hkh saAee a tmpsoveaeas, weli vsseeo;
excellent orchard, good dwsIIiss, 80 ." aeosssy
IT rns socissy h ths nssAboshssA = - ans = any
In sdditiou TO ths ahpvs tsact b leo aHee q woee
ans Hpp,v Al HuI. 4 MORYIDET'3.
Corner vireiAia and Gary -. Rscam Nd, Va.
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RrzaOsD AxD DAxvllls RA,lsoAD Co.

0"U ND DA1vkLII EAJIk0AD co,
Dur. Dsoemhes 18th, 1e63.
UknD.-Ihe Beard o Difeesofs of The
~ hchmond and Danytiie Railroad Cnnuanv
CO. 80 declared dividend of ave PER cent "a TIE
$n.' stook. payable Jansary lse, fee4.
.,, s. aosser book viii be closed uniil la Jauu-
~ lde lG-3tawlml D DLAfR. Auditor.
wnv, ExaminW, and Esqstsef VIII copy.
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VFS'cs RioaNoHD PEfUmusa = r COL
nrvm. Riehmond, Dec 81, lS6s
UaInND Notiea-Ihs Board Of Directors Aave
e,.,s.s sa -. dividend of four pr can't upon the
hods.. oeA Of III: company, payable to the stock.
closss .ao Sl9 Inst Ths transfer books viii b
''ossd until aftsf that dats.
eeN-lSt NV WARRINGTON. Troaa.
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O0lR1RrxRal1P nd U1eR a

ooRARrxx2a11P " C1s ..
Dssssgaes 20. 8 Co. !. go;
s. nsssai sesssss. xn slai.s T. - - 8 o
JULIAN Il CAaD03o.
RisAnsad, lea I, 1884
rAa.Aau, s.e =. ussrai pasrsa1 u =. e,a On.
esss, ! Aess y nssis ~ ssrH; ss.a:s > nA,no,,
Jse-ls. - nsia g.
nIsS0IU75ON -The % part. q Hou.sthy
- = Yousg was Dissolved % " eay q D
s':: .s.::' :s,: .ss 10: E: nm ss.l ~ ~: 's =.
'''' : ''''' . - i: ;4:,ss e I. sssA''ar.
Oo.PARrMBR6HI
The undsssisned hays thu 1ayr into 90
Psstsssshlp a.de. .hs ssyis q q n.ssn.a.,
WSoisnie Groeery ana Lumber bso, a The old
sand q Nccassny Young, sad ~ give sssset a.
'''''- y :" JAyns 9 npoARraY,
RID Mr1emHL.
Richmoad, Jan lst. 1854.
x2-On rstirins from the nrM = Mccarthy 1
Young respectfully recommend - ~ frlendss con.
tinuance Of their patronage 70 the Nv concern Of
Mccarthy Mitchell, who win coaaanue business at
our old stand, corner 9Th and Bgfds % Canal
Richmond. Jan Ia, 1854 1Ldaows;
HE8WUTION -Tbe concern ols La & James .
IL fhh day diDeovo4 ~ 1nQt4 zoenA. E1sAee
artnef b aufhorised 10 - the Gne q the oopeswn
In settlement Of the businesa Those holdins claims
against them win present them for payment, and
those Indebted win please come forward and pay.
Richmond, Jan 1st, 1884 RD JANIS.
NEW CONCERN.
We have this day associated ourselves in business
under the style and Arm Of Lxn B BOWMAN. for the
purpose Of conducting Negro Auction and Commis-
sion Business, at tho old stand Of Lee James on
Franklin g. and solicit the patronage Of our frieas
and the public generally, promising best exer-
ttons 70 promote the interest OF our patrons From
the long experience Of our senior partner We natter
ourselves that We can obtain the highest market
prices for all negroes sntrusted TO us
Richmond, Jan l, 1864. SIN BOWMAN.
In retiring from the business Il gives me pleasure
to recommend TO the patronage OF my friends and
patrons th' new coucsrn Of Lee L Bowman.
ts &1m RDJ JAMES,
NO PARTNERSHIP the undersiRned have this
~ day entered into . co-partnership, under the
etyle OF Lindsay Mountcas,le, for the purpose OF
continuing the Feed business, at the old stand Of
Vim Lindsay, who b thankful for past patronage
and hopes the present arm viii merit continuance
Of the same.
We have just received 50 bags Peanuts, and keep
constant supply Of Corn, Meal Oats Wheat, Black
Candles, Aoiasses, White Beams, 10.
WIN 7 LINDSAY,
JNO 4 MUUNTCAETLE, Jr,
Dec Is, 1858. Marshall, cor 9Th ct.
1a2-6t"
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N1OTlOR.-The army and the public are respect.
IN fdiy informed thst they can be suppikd wnn
Camp furniture Of every description, - hefeso1ose.
Camp Chests, Desks, Tables, Cots, Chains, and Mat
tresees, on hand. or made 70 order on short notics
Also general assortment of Housshoad Furniture,
Mattresses, Bedding, Ae. Upholstsring and repair.
Ga sand d n Howe, Govsenos street, between
lam ma s'-'A.' IN cii11PiE.
1a.nkfu, To NV friends and tho public for the kind
patronage extended 70 me, cordially recommend ny
snocsson In business - iulfy worthy, and WIN ga
Eantss them 70 give general sataaceioa.
al-oes nOW..
NRY a0OOs 8 reduced Wtoss.-lnsending %
change the chaa aclss u our basinsn Il VII b
nccessesy g reduce The amount a Stock on hasd.,
rs 40 Ihjs Is ouse Ne oha oGC our goods r1thw BE-
low The market rst0. ~ stock = hrge, and .
msrohants and oshN hxgs buysn we senli or eef
oods = pr''s' vA'as ~ n11I ~ NM ~
'is; iEs;,-.oast o i.s l.a.a*
40 0R-R eeder Of the steckhsldsss Of H.
~ DU1nf1 3shnead, books q esbeeliptioa YIN
bs spsoM s thsis nlh1ng ho1se. is this ~. e
= - = sss:.s.s'. - = ~ S sAcis5sDo, IA s
Ss1-so16 :Caanlss.
B a1's@ lAnaAlss ,..a,u.
=. - 49,. s11eAa.s = S,s..s.
eoss;stiss cf ernner "a Wiasw Doansss, Ribsose,
4 = dsesipsnas Sovsss, Fsaasss', s'l1s =. ~
TS0R -. PSivslsly-1Ae 1ssudtsss = nnily
II vho = aeeais1ul house1appfnos ee1aso.e e
flar caa.ass. DI.lss: -: s:S n1les, ~ nas. e
s. M 90. AiIsss ~ DlDstdA s1nss.
js 3-Np
N10T56I 80 q I'll - vu1M sseasn enp.hs
A tt - see = ks:.!sly r. - - - =
fso1 - - -. p. = d. ~ .s1
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-01-06

E>OR sALE-Will be sold, ~ private sale, tract
of land ecmprl.icg $40 acres, three and q half
miles from Fredericksburg, w. and about TWO and
4 half miles distant from Hamilton's Crossing. A
large portion of valuable Meadow land; the re-
naiader rolling. Improvements consist of large
frame house, with six good roome; kitchen, large
Lara. and all the essary outhcuses for farm Of
hat extent Inquire at
MEADE BAKERS,
ds23-eod6t corner Main and 10th sts.
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and about for three four days. aD0then struck Out
for Dixie, sometimes Disgusting himaelf - Gov
ement castIe contractor, and buying large lot Of
cattle; II other times . ouanennasteF, until ne
got 10 the Tennessee liver. Here he found al
means ofuansportasion destroyed, and the bank
strongly guarded; but With the assletance Of about
thirty otises, Who had reeoQized him and Joined
him in spite OF his remonstrsnces, be succeeded In
making raft, and he and Captain Hines crossed
over. His escort, with heroic self sacTtace, ~
fused TO cross until he was safely over. He then
hired negro TO get his horse over, paying him 10
for It,. The river was % high that the horse came
near drowning, and after more than one hours
stsaggiing with The stream vas pulled ont, % ex-
hausied 40 scarcely 70 be able 10 stand. The Gen
erai threw q blanket on him and comm'n need %
walk him, when suddenly, he says, he was seized
with presentment that be would be attacked,
and remaEkins 70 Capt. Hines, I'VE VII . a.
his horse. He had hardly tied bis prh vines
sshane, hang" went the Minnie halls. He bounced
hin hofsc and the noble animal rppsartng % b In
Rs moaasain. The iass be saw Of hls poor lsi-
lows on the opposite side. they wese dlsappeahse
~ ths hveT hsnk, 1sed upon by whole seglmens
a Yankses. By this simS Il was dash. an0 Also
ralsise as L.:x ssss G g.ss. so1ss: q ssess;s: =
remained there until m0sn1ng hs would - lost.
% he deeeSmined 70 nun the Gnuntlse u oace, sd
commsncsd to descend. Az ~ neared tha fnsss
s s:.s .s g ssi sss:. = s.. ss s.! . s
him, bss Anding him asleep hs dsaegu1nsa e %
hin sleep O.. Hs nsde hIe wsy y tes leuss 6
Unaon nan lhas - knew hxe4 ness tseses 81
nsssss Z asaaS seeiRsst. whe wss q 81 wsy
10 Asheao, Tsaa., - psocogo saepooee q smoas oud
eoase - ~ ualoe psople g sae sossa.y. Tbs
~ xss ~. e = - - 2, ~ - : ads ~
= - r. ssshss, a. "a, aTSasSGa1 G.
TT ri - ains seee eny - eeDeee ep 1oee ~
e. - ~ - 81 4. - - = es1ee1lssS Y
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Thankful to my friends and tho public for The kind
patronage extended 70 mo, cordially recommend ny
successors In busnags - iully worthy, and Wu ga
Fantse them 70 give general satiaaction.
n Inc 6UW1s
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TIIRST CLASS RESIDENCE FOR SALE IN DAN.
II VILE, VA Tho house contains nine rooms,
fitted up with every convenience for hous excepting
The kitchen has two rooms, aud An excellent, never.
failing well Of water At the door, servants house.
(bew with four rooms, plastered and whitewashed.
There 10, besides, . very fne stable and carriage
houss The last needs repair; all the other houses
are 10 excellent order. There is l,wer garden Of
cnoce variety OF shrubbery and fowere, and a'arge
and very productive vegetable garden the best and
snosi forward In the town The situation ie as
healthy as any in Virginia or elsewhere. Possession
given Immediately. For terms apply to
DR WI GREEN.
n5-TuF FkS6ts Danville, Vs.
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VALUABLE Tfact Of Land lot SSIe.-I on
IA for sale Q valuable trait OF land Eve miIes
east Of Lunenburg II, on Flat Rock creek. con
tanning sos acres-a large portion In original
growth. we'll watsred, umbere6, and In q good
nsighborhood; convenient to churches Of ell de.
nominations. improvements one small dwelling
house, two rooms above and two below, out houses,
barns, etc; within two miles Of . large female
school, and three and half miles of daily and TIL
weekly mail. For pArticulars, addrsss
BALLIN0,
ae8I-S. MacfArland's, Lunenburg 90. Vs.
" Semi Weekly Enquirer copy weeks, and
esLd biil to m As above.
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GRAND BALL
IA viii be given ct the
NEW MARKET HALL
THURSDAY EVENING, Jan Ia, 1854.
NANA0ER0.
A r Toler, Melton.
Tickets admitting gentleman and ladies, IS.
/ ja6-2t@ 4 EMERSON, Proprietor.
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In retiring from the business Il gives me pleasur.
TO recommend TO the patronage of my friends and
patrons th' new concern Of Lee Bowman.
ts &1m RID JAMES
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-06-17
REotherEI azosharsIs PgOaksFs Il

Don't fail tc procure Hrs WIESLOT'S sOOTH-
Inc SYRUP -fsr OHIbDREE TEETHTEG.
This valuable preparation Is the prescription ofons
Of the hest Female Physicians End Nurses IN the
Unitsd States, and has been used fog thirty years
with never filling ssfstg snd Success BY millions OF
mothers and ohidren, from tie lsoble infant Of one
EeeB TO the admit. It not only relieves the child
from pain but invirorztss tho stomach and bowels,
eorreota asidity, and gives tons aud energy 70 the
whole system. twill almost instantly relieve
GBIFIHG IN TIE BOWELS AND WIND CUIIo.
We believe Il the Best End SuTe5f RemBjy in the
Word IN ail cssos OF DiarrhCa and Dysantary Ct
Jhidren, whether It EETises from Testhing OF iron
ctber causes.
Full directions fcE using VIII accom- pany each bot
te- Houe genuine uEiuBs lac- aiuliie Of CURTIS
PHRKIhS New York. Is on the wrapper.
sold BY al ediCiue D5slezs. Principal Oflcs
Day-st., EaW York.
Prize cuIE gI CsutE DER HartIs-
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-06-17
CLEVELAND POST OFRIOI
OLOsIEa OF NAILS,

AA8[EEa TEE0UsH, for Erie, Bufalo, BoItnn, HsW
H0zks Hartford, and WillouEhby, PAinosFiils, Gene
- Astabuia and Oonneaut. closel a. as A. H
AAsTEaa fE9oUezs sor HeE YORK only, closs1 q
EGsFERl TmoUsH, Tor Eris, EuHaIo, Albany, Bos.
sons rev 1or6 ana hartford, closes 1t 70 p. II.
HAnEEaE AZ, toE Al points between OleEalAnd ana
Erie, closes at 3.oo P. "A.
WzsTEBs TGnOUsH, Tor Toledo, Dstroit, OhieaRu
md hiiTAukee, closes at 500 ?. m.
MRsTER1 tHBouaE, ior IUsodo, DgeEolk, Uhicago,
Dubuqu5s 81 Joseph and Cairo CLOSES at $40 p. n.
WEaTERN WAY, for ah potntH between OlgTslan6
EAHDUSEY WAY, for Eandulky and Al intsrmodiaea
Dcints, cioses At SO p, n,
OLzonzATI WAY, for ali points bstWasn UsVslnnG
El4 Olno1nnatit uioea8 et LIS P. u.
CrEo1HNAFI EuR0uaa, sor columbus, Dayton, HouH-
ARK aus Cincinnati, closes At 70 P. n, QeaVsl g ssE
25Zt norninS.l
Louisville Sc. Louis lndiAnapoli5 zanoITiIls nd
Mheoltngi cic8es at $50 p. n
FIEzaB1EGH TuEoUsH. for Plrts5urgh and Welh-
i1EsOn, oiOees a. I2.zs P. n.
E1FT8sUBdH WAY, Tor al points bssuaen Oevelnnf.
Hel5Fiiles and P1rtsDurE, Harrisburg PhiladsIphIl
bAltillore and Washington. closes at ~ a N.
MAHohih6 NAY Tor Al points between Cleveland
sd A91ngstogn' Closes Is 10 ?. H., QsaFel Ht 7:ls
hsDIEA WAI, eiosss Sts =. II.
ssSFoRl, -s.1eiosss ea ucsdAys, ThuESdsys and
51ACEs5ILLs, Barn, 80, Oloscs Tuesdays dsas.
saARoa yzGTEas Granger, Eorsh RoJAItol "a,
sioAea on TuescAys sud ssturdAys atT A. "a.
" 22aEsaFfL1ns cioIez daily 1890 q. Il.
AAsxSsasElAi1e ana szcifos closes daily e. "A. H
- nan and BTOS h5tsOFS are required, By lsg 70
- Rre-Psll.
- Al CiEy CiEo1iaEs ara required 80 b prs-DaiI
~ OEiSs osoa rom "a 4. II. % tn 2. 4, On
). OOWLEs. Pm.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-06-17
IODINE.
DR. q. AEDER,s & CO.'S
IODINE WATER. -
IODINE.

: Iodiss EFsseT acts upon trs Hssrt, Liver Kidneys
Digestive Organs and Glsndular sTstsn.
The Success which hes attended, the uss Of this
remedy in private practice, sad the endor smsnt Of
medical authority, enable ua to recommend It TO the
psaotioioner nu5 The public feelisg couhdsnt that
With fair trial It viii attest its sEcelisaos In
the cure OF Chronic diseases which indcsts Iodine,
such ss ScTofUla Bronchitis, Skin ETurlioasi Heart
Liver and Kidney Diseases, Nervous Affections, Neu
rssgia, KhsunasEl, Dyspepsia Debility, Syphilis,
stc
Physicians may rely upon tho Uniform strength oi
Iodine Water as oOutaiaing three-auartsr grsius
uure Iodine IN each huid ouaos pure water, no sol
vent being used. II Ia net able to decomposition
nor spontsneouslF F-ios laed inequalitiesi neithsr
the Iodine orysiEsd nor neHraliEsd by combination
With any Ingredient, rendering this solution suBs-
Nor 10 any other method Of eEhibit!ng Iodine.
Full directions accompany each bottls thst f may
be u-4d as family medicine well ss BY the pro-
tzaEieas
lri.s one dollar Per bottle. On receipt Of i've
dollars s1 bottles delivered FREQ By express u any
address.
BsEaTeoi eoustsrisits srt iHaiiEd5Rs which Tn
Rridoipsllsd dealers eHdesvor n dispose Of On our
reputation See OR signature and trade mark (the
Greek word beading this sd7srtisement), uPoa the
Ishs's spd uTrsppers OF each bottls without which
AsRe Is genuine. .---....
Uirou.ars ge.tis. Dr.. q AEDERs 10,
Physicians and Chemists
no. 42s Broadway, New YORK
l.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-06-17

slIENU u NI-eLF II IT.
DR.. Sweets IEFALLLBLE LIsI nENF Is preEsr
ed rOm the recipe OF Dr. Stephen Sweet, Of Connect
fcat hs great bonosstsr, and hss beea used in his
praatice sor twenty yeazs with the most ss
toziahing success As external application y y
without rival, aud viii alleviate pain a ,Fe 10Y
lFftau any other rrsraratfo1 Dor al heeuni %tio
and Nervous Di1orden Il q truly PIES SD -
curative for Sores WOUNDS sprina ~ - tso lts
FoothIna braifar and rOwerf0l afreu9f henlng pTo-
ususi fe- eEct the tut ssisnshtnent and wonder or
Al Wno have evergreen II q triai- Over touT hun
rsi certificates OF remarkable cures performed b
e within sae last two years. attest 10 this taot,-
BtrODR and ArustronEs agents for Cleveland.
dscl0 RiteowdkW.h25
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-06-17

II ycu and your sweetheart vote upon
the marriage question, you for it, and she
against ii, don't astter yourself - to be-
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-06-17
SPECIAL NOTleEs.
Coughs and Colds.

Ths rud5en changes Of or climate arc H0urees oi
Pzlmon. ,, bronchial and AsthnAtio Aneetions.-
Ezpsrig ne having proved that mPls remedies CT
ten 60. speedily when taksn In the early stages oftke
dlsease rSoourss should st once pe had 70 'RRowEs
Bs9E1Ei,L raocHEs,n or EoEsnsei, let the Oold,
C5ush or Irritation o. the Throst be ever % sight,
IS By this P7soaution more serious stisek may be
oIsosually wsrdsd oh. Publio speakers aud Singers
viii hne them sdsctusi in clearing and strengtheu-
Tag the voice Soldiers should have them as they
can be carried IN the poke Rnd taken IS occasion
Esouirss. iunei0 lmo
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-06-17
John Bright on she Policy of the English
GOyerumeufs

4
In recent speech, exposing the foreign
intrigues Of the English Government, Mr..
Bright denounced Lord Palmetston in the
following language
"Here We are, small island on the ep-
posite side of the globe, with G population
90 limited that We are told We have not an
army that VIC could transport to Denmark
/ (hesF, hear) yet still ne are somehow to
take within Cur great ambition this vast
| empire Of three or four hundred million
pers9ns; We are TO influence the dynasty
that shall sit on its thronc and, in point
Of fact, we ore TO direct the whole affairs
Of the country just ss we should those OF
some small neighbor close TO our shores.
do not know how such an idea ever got
into any mans head, but having once en-
tered in, and having taken absolute pos.
session Of the noble Vieoount, / supposed
at his time Of life he cannot get rid Of it.
"a laugh protested against it, hoWeV-
er, and the noble lord should take the ad.
vice recommended BY several honorable
members tonight OF abstaining religiousiy
from the slightest intermeddling between
the two parties, Of teaching-I will not
say the merohanis, but that other classes
Which are not included in the list Of Brit
ism merchantB-nanely, these rude and
uEprineipeled sdventursrs who abound in
china, that it is not the intention Of the
English Government that the English ar.
my and navy should take any steps to de.
nd them from whatever misfortune may
happen to them. Hear, hear.) It is q
monstrous folly that the population Oi
this country, 80 hard toiling and so suffer
ing, in comparison with those who eli
here, should be taxed year after year, a
millions Of them are taxed, to carry on
policy that has for thirty years cover
ed us with dlseredit, and which has WHOLLY
failed and that this policy should be car
; Fied on only to please the curious orotche
Of the noble lord at the head Of the Gov
!, eTnment-s orotchet which is not psrticI
= pated in, ss believe, by single msmbe
s Of his cabinet which this House i
Il willing wholly 70 repudiate, and which
believe in every society in Englsnd wher
it is discussed, receives the condennatiol
thst this house has passed upon it tO-nigh
(Bear, hear). hope that when the nobl
lord sees this entire failure Of his plan
>. and Of his prophecies, he will for ono
u come to the conclusion that he is not infai
iible "a lsEgh), ar that tho united goo
sense and wisdom that springs from di:
eussion, ought rather to govern q gree
], question Of foreign policy like this, tbs
the pTejudiees which the noble lord has !
psssionately cherished for thirty year
Al that ct lsst they have got the better Of b
reason and his judgment" (ehsers.)
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