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St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-02-02
MINNESOTA REGIMENTS.

The.Eighth Regiment has gone ion
Murfrssseeso, ,toshsfm.s'v army ss;a
New Yprk al. Thon,e. beingio
co"".sd q thqhrissde Il 4hichItbe
Eight lsln's i pasil aud l.iont. Col
Rogcr$i !" Tie hi@pital from Is effects
Of his wound, Major Camp command.
IF the Regiment.
Tie Fifth, Seventh. Ninth und Tenth
d;Keeiyen,s IareI in smith's) corps, II
!Et!a.stport, a. the Northeast corner. Of
Mississippi, on q, the Tennessee river
A correspondent # d ,he Press 81 writes :
We mc here quietly in camp, strong
" intrenched in hills that, are them
selves natural forti6catioonrsaH. The inldi-
cations are THAT IL isto be i permanent
camp; or ut 1lcnst will be- occupied,for q
considerable time. O "A depot, Of sup.
plies is being established here. ;.,,;Id
III. The Second Sc and Fou'th Regiments
were rpt At Savannah ~ ~ the 18th ult., but
expected e e.! start |.f e e. Hilton Aead,
sopt a Caroline on the 18th. The men
Of both Regiments regiments were in good health
' a!'s spirits, The e Fourth osr lost only ono
man (wqounded) during the! march and
occupation '',! Of the he city. They are in
Ge leg Log ossnps corps. So says CORES,
pendent Of the Pioneer. ,n.,l ,.r,
The, ~ same paper also contains , let
ter from the Eleventh Regiment, which
is sill At Gallatip, Tenn. -Four meu
died led, during December. and the fret
half q january. f5;,f;Yery few men are in
hospital. 5;u b., ,ou ,nl 9ru.i1 Let,
The Sixth Regiment Is At St. Lopis
three companies doing Provost duty
and the rest guarding the military pris,
ons 10 the CITY,, The health. of the
regiment is improving rapidly. ,aad "
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-02-02
Nath'l Pope sCausin,
CLAIM ATTORNEY.
sire" WASHINGTON 0. C.

Having helaa situation in the General Land
Office, for upwards of twenty years, in
charge OF, the Presumption Bureau, Mr.. c.
offers hisservices in the prosecution OF claims
before the Department., under the P,e-emp-
Laws. Town Site Act of 1874. sc.
He will also attend to Mail Contr .ctors'
Cl,ims, business before Indian Bureau. sc.
@ Special attention girea to the collection
Of CLAIMS. for Indian Depredst'ons &c.
TIT gT{Ey REFERS TO ~
r. Hon. A. Ramsey, U. S. Senate.
Hon. NJ s. Wilkinson, U. s. Senate.
Hon r. A. Hendricks, U. 8. Senrte and late Com
missioner Of the Land Office. -. w.. -.
Hon. VIM. Window, House Of Representatives.
Rittenhoase, Raut / Co, Bankers, Washington.
Hon. H. n. Rice, Minnesota. : =
Hon. g. l.. Becker,
Hon. John Wilson, Third Auditor U. g. Treasury
Hon. Geo. C. Whiting, late Commissioner of Pen
sions, and now Of Dept. Interior
A. s. H. White, Esq, Dept. Interior.
Also to the District Land Officers Rener-
ally, and to all who have had land business
at the seat Of Government for years back.
Charges moderate. A retaining fee expect
ed in erery case.
~ Office No. S, first floor. ''Intelligen-
cer' buildings, 7th street, Washington
vsn0o A.,
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-02-02
OAee superintendent OF ',
.i'- - lndiaA Affairs,
SAINT PAUL, MINI, Jan. II, 1865.
NOTICE;

In W. 1oS
To the persons who have sustained DANA
ges by the Sioux outbreak in Minnesota,
in 1862.
The Secretary Of the Interior has trans
m,tted to me, duplicate receipts CORES
ponding with the claims remaining unpaid,
aud on file in the Interior Department, Of
persons who have sustained damages by
the Sioux outbreak in Minnesota, in 1852.
The parties interested may call or send
to me for these receipts. to be properly
signed bv then and transmitted to the De-
partment Of the Interior; which may be
done through this Office, Or one Of the Sen
ators or Representatives in Congress from
Minnesota, or through the mail direct to
the Department. -. j.:
The receipts and power Of attorney must,
in all uses, be signed in presence of t.eo
acit"esses, so that the identity Of the person
signing will be beyond dispute.
On the reception Of the receipts BY the
Secretary Of the Interior, signed as nj owe
indicated, checks for the amount due will
be drawn in favor Of the parties Tie
checks viii be handed to the Represent alive
or other person who may present the
receipt.
If any Of the parties desire the check to
be sent to them direct through the mail,
they should be careful to give their Past
Office address in full.
CLARK ". THOMPSON,
jan26-2w Sup't Indian Affairs.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-02-02
STATE NEWS.

A child Of tender .gss,s left on
the door-isp Of Mr.. Thoaia Simpssn's
dwelling a Thursday evening". 4ltxa.
wrspped aei" basket, and y, ssis
IDENTIFY deposited ,hereapossr the belief
tha.s.he family would ,'uke It in and
cure @r it. The unnatural mother
is supposed to be woman who leads .
somewhat irregular and immoral life
Kno"q< Rcpatlicon.> ~
'.'s;--= We learn from Cen: Sibley, ttat
plans are being formed to throw the
lines Of outposts further west, so rs to
cover all the settlements both north
and south Of The. Minnesota river.-
Two men. named Chas. Kissner
and James Grattan appeared before the
Board Of Enrolment at St. Paul and
u II L l;l.it E.$
claimed exemption On account. Of en-
physemu, a disease of the lungs which
allows the air to escape to the skin and
forms swelling. The FIRST succeeded,
but when the second appeared, DR..
Stuart's suspicious were aroused, and
he placed the man under arrest. Kiss.
ner was also arrested, when both con-
fessed that the appearance Of the dis
ease had been produced by DR.. 7Dibb,
Of St Anthony, by means Of small
puncture O. the skin into which an air
tube Was inserted and swelling produ-
ced by blowing, DR.. Dibb. was arrest.
ed and placed under $500 bonds for
appearance in Court: -~s. ..r;l 1911.
The Pioneer rays that Bishop
Whipple has sent from Paris to St.
Paul for 800 photographs Of Indians,
&c. "' :''' ~},''" 1;''r'' ''t'. s'''i1' 81
We noticed yesterday, some six 0,
seven large loads Of pork in the streets,
and upon inquiry learned that it was
brought from Faritault. A part OF
it vas shipped at this point for Vino
No, the remainder is being hauled, to
Lacrosse. A shrevd yankee feature
in. this movement was noticeable. The
pork going to Lacrosse was being drawn
By fat cattle, Designed for the market
when they arrive.-!:iochc.ter, Post.
The Wabashav Herald confirms
the valedictory Of Mr.. R.: H: Copeland,
associate editor, who enters the army
as u private; soldier. This is the way
he, feels about it Il: "While civil war
continues to disturb the peace and qui-
ct Of our land, every loyal, patriotic
heart should pulsatc for the speedy re-
tsro of'peaee-uot through a trucking
compromise, but by vigorous and SC.
we're chas,iscment Of the insurgents,
Let the. rod of correction fall heavily
upon those who jcorardizc the prosper
ity Of the nation" .,: ,, 3. .:
Gen. Sitley has received dispatch
from Fort Wa'lsworth, stating that one
hundred more lod gcs Of friendly Sisse-
tons are on their WHY to the Fort to
surrender themselves: Between sixty
and seventy lodges arc already in camp
on the James River under military
surveillance" !" >>,,9},,.io 90 III i
ut...,., 3. :
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-02-02
THE ST. CLOUD AND SUPERIOR
RAILROAD.


The following is i copy Of the Bill
introduced in the House Of ,Represen-
tatives BY Mr. ponaelly,i 10 which ref:
erenes Was made il last week. paper =:
A Bill making = grant, OF lands to the
State Of Minnesota to aid in the construc-
ton ofa railroad from 81. Cloud TO the
lake Superior and Mississippi railroad,
in said State. -
Be { enacted ~, tie Senate and
House 81 Repre.entat.ue. Of, Tie Unii-
ted Na.e* Of An.er;;ca IL Congress. A.
sen'b!et1; That there be, aud is hereby,
granted to the State Of Miunnetsota, for
the purpose Of. aiding in the coostruc-
tion Of ! railroad from. Saint Cloud 70
such point Oh the line Of the Lake
Superior and mississippi r.ilroad rs the
Governor Of eaid State .shall select, ,ev.
cry alternate section Of public lands,
designated by odd numbers, for ten Sec
tions in width. on each side Of said road.
But in case it shall appear that the
United States have, when the liue or
route ST said rad is definitely fixed,
sold, reserved or otherwise disposed Of
SECTIONS granted as aforesaid, or that
the right Of presumption Of, or homestead
has attached 70 the same, then It shall
be lawful for any agent q q agents, TO- be
appointed BY said State, to select, sub.
ject to the approval Of the Secretary Of
the Interior, from the public lands Of
the United States nearest to the; tier = Of
sections above specified, as much land,
in alternate sections, or parts Of Sec
tions, as shall BE equal to sucl, lands
as the United States have sold, or 9th,
erwise appropriated, Or r to which the
right Of presumption Of homestead has
attached, AZ aforesaid !; which lands
[thus selected ID lieu Of those sold, and
to which !; p PFC -:emption Or homestead
right has attached, a, aforesaid, toeeth.
er'with sections and part, Il sections,
designated ~ odd mum ers, Is Is afottss.
said, aud appropriated II aforesaid
shall be held BY hid State for y the n e.
and purpose t" aforesaid: fttsiide,l,
That The land. to be 20 located Mali
in no case be further than twenty 1ile,
from the line:of the said road, and sh,A
not conflict with grants il. aid Of III,
construction Of the Lake Superior, /, aud
Mississippi railroad from Saint Paul 10
Lake Superior! 5"'" 'a''.2> +'s'' "a '.,'o'
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-02-02
ASSIGNMENT. or DISTRICT QUOTAS

The following dispatch :fG from Y Colonel lionel
Fry gives The asst s,na'ment Of the State
quota to tie Two districts ''''' '';7''
".E ~" q. wAsn,s,ot,irox,, Jan. &c. '"'
To Col Averilf: 2Ud h4ln5',2 a.,ltH.' ;: Iii;
Your dispatch received. Quota Of FRS.
District, Twenty-one hundred and twenty.
five (2.l25.) Second District, Fifteen hun
bred and eleven ll,5ll.lz, !; Ij3iro ".yn,,.
, JAMES B. FRY,
i'r'EI@t IA" Provost NIarahal General
The township quotas have not yet
been ascertaincd, 80 2u!u~ !'~} 4;:j!
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-02-02

Hon. DANIEL. s. yNoRroN, IT,: s..
Senator elect, has, gone to- w ashiogtou.
He passed through; Rochester on the
23d alt L is believed that there, will
be bean az extra session. Of the Senate after
the 4th Of March, when iMr. Morton
will take his seat rs successor to mr.,
W Vlli ata,a ~ Mr.. Ramsey did to Mr.:
Rice At the last extra session Of that
tedy.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-02-02
SENATOR RAn1sEY's SPEECH.

We will publish in our next issue
tho ab'e speech OF Senator Ramsey, de.
5livered in the u. s. Senate, .n,uary
llth, in opposition TO terminating the
reciprocity treaty Of 1854, to which
brief reference was made last week. -
In it Senator r. defended the interests
Of the North west. Il +; .1.i:#! Ill =
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-02-02

A DMINIsTRATOR's sALE.-In the matter OF the
n estate Of Horace 9. Greeley, deceased.
Notice hereby given that BY virtue and In pursu.
ancc of order license made in said matter on the
2sth day Of January 1860, by the Probate Court Of
Stesrns County, the unt ersgned misunderstanding Of
said deceased, will, on the 4Tli DAY OF MARCH,
1885, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon at the Court House
at st. Cloud offer for sale at public vendue, subject
to the right Of DOVER the following described lands to
Wit: The eE4 Of the Sw1 81 SECTION II, and the
NE4 OF the NWL Of section Is, all in Township
IL, Range 49, containing eighty Terms cash.
ZElIA J. GREELEY,
~ 6b2- III II Z -II3F = AdminiStfatrix 3
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-02-02
ENTHUSIASTICALLY EGIsLATION FOR
AINNEsOTA.


measures Of great importance to the 10.
cal interests of Minnesota. There are
+ A bill introduced by Senator Ramsey
fol, extending the time for the compile
ton Of the several land. grant railroads
Of the act Of 1857, and for an addition
al grant Of four sections per mile to
these railroads. s.u. .tGu ri :..s..
/ A Bill introduced by Mr.: Donnelly
making grant Of land to the State of
Minnesota to aid il the construction of
a railroad from st: Cloud to the line Of
the Lake Superior and Mississippi ruil-
road. .s.. s. ..
A Bill introduced by Senator Ram.
s@y to all in the construction Of a tel.
egraph line from St. Cloud to the Brit
'sh Possessions-and another by M;
Foote, Of Vermont, with the same OBJ
jcct. The latter authorizes the North.
western Telegraph company to extend
their line from St Paul along the route
Of the Pacific to St.. Cloud aud Penn
bina, there to connect with a. British
line running to Victoria. The Bill
grants .ne section Of land, for every
telegraph station no. to exceed one
section for every fifteen miles. ..,,e
Another bill Of great importance
has been introduced in the Senate, the
telegraph don't say by whom, authori-
zing the extension eastward along the
southern shore Of Lake Superior, Of the
Northern Pacific Railroad-which it
will be recollected is to. run from the
western end Of Lake Superior, SOUTH
west via St. Cloud, to near the 45th
parallel and thence TO- the Pacific
The bill authorizes the extension of the
Northern Pacific Railroad eastward to
onton;aggon, ip the State Of Michigan,
and provides for its further extension
eastward and southwark to connect with
the Ohio, Indiana, Michigan and c.
madam systems Of; railroads at Port
Hudson, Detroit, Toledo, Fort Wayne
and Dayton. The bill grants a large
quan'tit, Of u land in Michigan, to aid in
the construction Of the road. It also
provides. for TIC extension Of Northern
Pacific, Marquette and Ontonsgon
roads to the Straits Of Mackiuav. To-
biographical difficulties will doubtless
retara for many years the construction
Of a railroad across the hills and eorges
which mark the Southern vim Of the
Superior basin. 2Ha 724a!>r..1:i o4oHr7se
From the above clipped from tho
Pre.s, it will be seen that the interests
of;'St! Cloud will be almost in,calcula--
bly, advanced by the favorable action Of
Congress. has! 7f,'ooti a:'' ban ti=jd ze;
\
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-02-02

THE LADr's FRIEND opens With i
fine engraving, has the usual number
of fashion plates and patserns,,' and !
variety of:literury naseer.o os-~a4.z"
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-02-02
NEW ADYERTxSEMENTG,

81 s. Fob 9.A1.H
4 HOSE 1iaoI loJ.
ssttLot = IN Block 9:.) in LeHly I tovl, 4
good oorh and comfortable oBtbaihiLet sre
- IN premises. s.zss@tfss Sc
- 4 HOUSE lHb LOT,
Ga. Chapel street, west Of the Post O6ce.
This house is is centrally located, and has
every convenience. Beth Of he sbove-men-
toned lots are fenced.
the OFFICE BRl0iNe
Occupied ~ Messrs. Hamlis sd GREGORY.
win also be sold. For terms apply 10
feb2-tf : { II - :, q JOHN r. CLARK. 2
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-02-02
0RDER 10 HEAR PKrIT10N FOR LkfHhs
~ Of Adninistsation.
In Probate Court, Mseker Cos.ty, Ninn.-special

In the natter q sstass II Haus Howe, deceased.
On reading aud Aiag he petition ofHea,y & Howe.
representing among other things that Nnus Howe,
sas town o. Aahannah Of said county, decsaeed IN
August D. lSo2 died ntestate leaving goods eAat.
tei, and estate within sad county, esd that b. the
saad petitioner, b the Of said deceased and psays
that letters Of administration Of aid estate Be- sra1t
Cd unto hin II b ordered that sid pesata b. heard
before the Judge Of this Court on MONDAY, rHR
10Th DAY or FEBRUARY, A. n lse6, q : O'ttpER =.
county. And Il 10 further ordered that aosjcs thare-
OF be given 70 the heirs Of said deceaso1 aad 20 IN
pefeops interested by publishing copy q thas oser
for three successive weeks prior to s1d day Of 49,
Ing In the st. Cloud DEAocRAf weekly paper priDt.
cd and published At st. Cloud In the county
and State OF Mfnnesota- Z. II. WHITNEY,
-, Judge It Probate
Dated Jan. 18th, 1904. jan1o-Sw
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-02-02

~ns !TasoAr.-Families would do we'll
to keep always A. home . box Of. Brown's
Bronchial Troches, = simple but most mar
vellously efhse. }. specific for. affections
Of the' throat, affordins prompt relief in
cases Of coughs colds, broachial troubles,
etc. Singers. and publia speakers viii find
them also excellent to clear tho voice and
render articulation wonderfully easy
,Aonthly Magazine. ,i:.+> n#> ,...a 9,!~
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-02-02

-aogfR1Es FOE THE 2W1pr,AwAKB.-
May not a bird who sleeps, upon the
wing be said to occupy feather bed ?
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-02-02

''"MR. Jones, you said you we're con-
nscted with the fine arts do you
mean 'th.t you are 4 sculptor p. mo
Sir, 1 don't scalp myself, but I furnish
the stone to the man that docs!''@ 9i''"&
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-02-02

"a TERRlsLE 6reoccarred .iua Bad.lo,
on the a5sh ult.oby which s7oo;0oo,sin
property was destaoyed.so7 2ai!rat a&a'
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-02-02

Gold VI. quoted ia New York 81 tho
B1st 1lt.,, ialt 2053..'Dm bic 'a e@;"' '"<
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-02-02

Remlttanees tor clubs must be made O.
one time, but additions made at any time
at club rates, AFTER the club has been rais-i
Money by draft, express, or in register
ed letters may be sent at our risk. sAd-
dress TRIBUNE Co,
ChicaSo IN
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-02-02


line iss dead ssonly. that perhaps he'll
grieve tor me d little ~ .~y,yst~ }9:a* ,
81 PROMISE" said pale Jessie. 2niuyt
;ihe dying girl. tfsl' back upon bcr
pillow, and FLAT other girl prayed, be.
side herr until o: step upon, the foo, Of
the outer room told that the Doctor
was there. .=i,7n., H1'' t. n.:,.s & zar u!
Old, Jane, sobbing. for her darling,
kpelt at: the foot Of the.rude cot. And
beside the dying bed Jessie Ru, and
Dr.: Oliver, met each other: an,i, ;oz"
aW'endeline, seemed past speaking
now. 1,aaq. :tp'I - bsn4 Il, "a,
She PIT one soft white baDd in Dr..
divers, the other, still in Jessie's.-
And the lids dropped over. the blue
eyes:g4sr s.; h!5iis booGt .druo, i .,;,,.
So she ,lay,: motionless as statue,
for'many, moments, then the lips moved
ma Whisper e4n' ,si ga t,2tz,n -
s"God bless you, Cousin Oliver Y
and the Doctor, hearing it, bent lower.
"Jess'e, remember tell Ashley Wende-
: lire Iis, dead3" And. with those words
!: the spiritt met the waiting. angels oh
:: fhes old woman burst 4 into a ~ lid
moaning vail. = The Doctor turned
away to,bme big tears, and Jessie only
seemed unmoved. She walked 10 the
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-06-05
Cleveland whoIe.aIs Mark,s.
ON LIBERAL TERMS


SATURDAY ETEnEa, June 3, 1885.
Freights-Ths following are the rates BY Lake
ntsam) and Rail from this pOrt to New York and
Boston. An Rail rates are i've cent higher.
i. To New York.-Flrst class Sl,f7; second class:
SL,O0; Third class SIC Fourth class: Goo. Flour,
SLOOi Wool, S1,76.
To Bo.tgn.-F ret class: sIyss second class;
500; THIRD cl~s: $50 Fourth class: 55c. Flour,
SI.Ie. Wool $3.50.
FOur-DuIl, transaotionI being only in small
retail lots. We quote for round lots at s7,oo9
TO for Xxx red ss,COss,5o Tor Xxx white.
Wheat-Ihsre vas a good demand TO day for
no. 2 red, tn. market ruling ~stesdier; choice No.
I red in moderate request and 10 better. Sales were
1000 bu and 3 cars No. 2 red from store st 81 s.;
5000 bu do do at Sl.sl; 2 caIs No. 1 Toledo red
tom store at St,62.
Coru-ouist and STEADY. SAILS l car shelled
from store at &c.
OaEs-Eo sales reported to-day. holders were
ssking 55956c on Change, chiefly the inside d cure.
Rye-There Is nothing doing, and prices oOntn-
ia nominal.
Bariey-Dsnaad Fight Sale yesterday z7Ol
bu prime from store at T5c. F6thiog done g day.
ROrk-In air trads demand md steady ut SIS.
90 for city-packed mess and $50 90 for do Gear.
L~ard-ouRt Bale 500 rs city rsndeied in
tIsroes at IsO. Country-msds dull and nominal 81
l69l1e.
smoked Meats-Fair demand and steady for
eits. cured meals at the following prizes; sugar
cured hams $50 for eauvRssed and 20 for pnesn-
vAsasd PLATA hams 2oc bacon lsc shoulders Iso
dried bssf Iso for can vasssf aud Is for uneanyassed.
Sales ct quotations Of $500 Ds sugar-eursd hams,
f0o m main hama Ikfn TK dried hasf
Hess Beef-ouFt and steady At $500 for city.
ButteE-D4l and drooDing. Good 10 prime
Western Reserve quoted at 2oa22c.
EEgs-ouiet. Small sAles st 2ce,
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-06-05

H- .
THE De KATow AND WELHI CoNoERT,-We
have already noticed the fact that Manager
Ellsler has made arrangements for the aP-
pearance OF the above justly eminent ar
tistes at the Academy Of Music next Tues
day and Wednesday evenings. Madame de
Katcw is 8 wonderful performer on the vio-
lineello, while Mr.. Welhi ranks with such
pianists as Thalberg and GOttschalk. the
Boston Transcript says:
- Mr.. Welhi is. q very able pianist, cool,
self possessed, as unimpassIoned as Thai
berg, and with many of the quiet, well bred
traits of Una artist His manner is graft
fyingly devoid of sffsctation, and his per-
formances are far removed from mere eff
fectiFs display. He has played chiefly bis
own little and arrangements Of
operate airs, all in the modern U~irtKoso
way; and thus some ofthe higher require
ments which the art of our day demands
have not been fulfilled. But his perform
ances have revealed, 1t is pleasant for US 70
allow, quite . poetic habit. There is felic-
ityAnd oonnectedness of thought, and some
little claim 70 individuality in the coustruc-
ton and the trestmen Of both his fantasies
and his less ambitious pieces, and they
grow in the rendering with much charm of
beauty and suggestive force to the ear and
artistic senses 5i-
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-06-05
CAUTION.

THE GCYERNAENP I~HOORsEMENT.
In orde to guard ag4irst dangerous imp Ritions
the pnblic are requested to take 9 pocisl note OF
the beauiful engraved Pfsprstssy STAN through
which the Govsrnmsnt o. ibe United States an
certificates every bottle OF HosrErTER BIT
TESS. This shield, thrown By the Government
over the proprietOFs and the p1blio for their Joint
protection, is placed corspicuOusly across the cork
and over the neck of zach bottle, and cannot fail to
strike the eye Of the most casual observer. Nothing
that purp prtI to be Hoste .ter's BitEeri can be
genuine uul IS the stamp is there.
Il is also proper TO state that the Bittsas srs
so.d exc usIvely in glass and never under any cir
cumstsnces by the gallon or the barrel. Impossors
and imitArors are abroad, aad the Ouly safsgusrd
the public have sgainst them is to zee that the
Bltters they buy bear The engraved label aad note
Of haad OF Messrs- Hoststter a Smith, and the
stamp above mentioned jans6:Z23-lw.dW