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"MONDAY MORNING, APRIL I*.
The Confederate Loan in England-
Then is nuon to think th»l the whole
•mount of the three million lo»n taken J
European speculators, will be aUorbed hi
•piping up the-debtl of the Confederacy to
.those adventurous ehip-buildsrs and other?,
who Biro boon building
; ; vessele, and otherwise asiistttg Je£f
‘ and Us “government,”, to defiance of the,
'< neutrality laws of their country. The «v«-
rice and the want of moral principle, which
.a~. men have shown, ought to bo punish
’•dby atleast the loss of every pound, or
dollar, they embarked in the unlawful and
' nefaneusjbuslness of riding the Southern
Slaveholder* in their conspiracy against
•' •' liberty and civilisation. But though there
• mi every prospect of these mehbingmet
; Z nmmphosed into lame ducks, they had many
■ 'objections to this themselves, and may,
- -.possibly, by that eublilty whlohls charac
. tarietio of some of the devil’s servants who
rank neatest their master, essape thslrjust
. punishment for the present, through their
success in Ending other dopes to bear their
bmfde%rln the eubseribersto the thresmil
' lion loan whieh has Just been taken. '
Jinr. Duns, of course* would easily agree
' to this arrangement, for by paying off one
■ set of creditors, other adventurers would
be enoooraged to run new risks, and so the
V •maohlne’ of the Bichmond conspiracy
might be kept running awhile longer, by
7" new Alabamas and. by blockade-runners
' with war supplies to recruit the waniig re-
sources of rebellion.
In proof of the view we have taken of
the rebel loan, we quote the following sen
tences from thb money article of the London
■Tima , on the day it noticed the operation:
it it ig not supposed that the loan, when
■ ' paid up, will prove, in the shape of specie,
idrain from the oountry, since it is be
lieved that a large total is already due to
‘ friends | here who have become identified
. with ths progress of the Southern cause. I
- e • v I' fhe bonds are to issue at ninety
: per cent, of which five per eenL is to be
paid on application ; tan per eenL on ap
ollestion, tan per oenL on allotment, ten
' pcV cbnL each on thp first days of May,
, Sons and July; fifteen per eenL each on
the first days of August, September and
Ostober, less three and-a-half per oenL
• * dividend on September Ist—total, ninety
per eenL”
. “Nothing couid be more ingenious than
this entire rrrangemeut,” shrewdly re
marks a cisatlantic contemporary, —“paj"
—tioularly the payment by.monthly ins«l
-7 ' to fifteen per eenL The fiker
■ : of ten has to pay. bit fif
teen hundred pounds at fifteen per <enL to
get his allotment, and if he bids two or
three per eenL above, in order to hring in
abrtduious buyer whois net aoreditor of
the C. 8. A, it adds but a trSde, while it
puts his Mend, thf Confodeiato agent, into
possession of nine thousand pounds to pay
: his old olaim with.
Oae good consequence to the C."S. A.
win be the stimulus given to new parties
.to make commercial and other ventures,
, . and to fnmish supplies. It is sensible in
; ieff- Oavls to Sssent to the use of every
"bent of this money to pay u$ old claims,
because that proceedtagwin hatch anew'
brood of credulous offerers ofall sorts;*!
-- v~ 'supplies at their own risks of transiL Bus
is what is wanted, and in fkanknesS we
'• must say that we are scarcely leas pleased
ourselves, so' many fins prise cargoes are
promised by it, with a dosen or twenty of
the swift steamers we so much /Want, but
cannot buUd here beoause the engineers of
the Navy Department don’t,;'believe that
fast steamers can be built at all. Suppose
one-fourth of these contraband ventures to'
get into Confederate ports, andwe take'one- j
half and destroy one-fourth: It is clear
: that the advantage is still ours, and that
it Is onr intsrest to : enconrage snoh com
merce. Success to the Intrigues to gull
new men abroad,/therefore, and,let each
house that takesnihousanddollSra of the
loan ventureship or a .cargo on the
• stnfigth-ef his new confidence. We find
some excellent stores put up In these ships,
and obtain both ship and cargo at -what
; may be safely called easy rates."
«' t ~
- Generate Pattersonand McClellan—
:;fj /Arcane* .Ambo.
According, to the testimony given in the i
Bej^o ti of the Committee on the Conduct of
..the War on the'tint battle of Ball Bon,
says the New/llork Eott, it would
'.appear that/ken. Pimuoa had strict or
' d'ere to keep Gen. JoHSSTOß.eegeged and
„ prevent hlmfrom reinforcing Buobxoakd
; / —or if ho did, then Patterson was to follow
him pell mcll to Manassas. Ineteadof this,
/ '■/. it isahojfn that at the very time when, si he
v'/ i knew; McDownu. was to more forward,
:7/ / PiTransoif removed to a point from which
/ he Could, on his own. admission, neither
r ■ / watehJonnyroa nor quickly
, • / fellow Urn. Of. eoarse the rebel General
#.■/■%/ I . Jf/fi Sent his troops to BnavnJtahßn and enabled |
him to best MoDowni.
' ’.f.-' // :~f\ General Pamasos’seridenoedisoloees
:-v rr} an interesting fact; he eeems to have been
./ ‘ x the lnrentor of that method of war which
i'/ i : i- MoCuuas afterwards made bat too well
1 ;./}■ :Ji known, according to which a General, when
brdsred 'to attack, replies that he is too
weak, and reportf that the enemy dies been
lelnfaroed and greatly outnumbers him.
Jonah of ran Sunsw-CounT.—A wri-1
ter in tho HnrrUburg Ttltgrtph suggest! I
On ny~<* of Hon. DjuukL AoitWj of 1
Beavercounty, for nomination aa e aandl-1
doto for the Sdpremt Court, it the. Tlnion I
State ConronUon in' July. It i* » Tery:l
goodiuggestlon. The publication of Judge j
Aoknr’e mnitorly Icoture upon the “Adapt
ability ofthe Conetltatlon ton State of In
(urroeUon,” dcUvewdin thicdty onThure
dny evening lut, will enable the people to
form en opinion of hie power* u * jnd*t
end * etnteemnn.
TnCopperhend Journnle of theeneteml
eitiee ere eeeelling the Hon- U. T. Onm,
member Of ihe Congreeeiennl Committee on
the Conduct of the War.nnd n democrat,
for elguing the report. : Mr. Own. i* * do
cldeAdemoemt, it i* true, but he i» on* of
thoee who ere not quite reedy to esbrifiee
their: oountry end truth itself on the altar
of putty. There 1* no more loyel men in
Congrew than he. -I'.
Mju Chablxs a. Dana ie o» route forthe
army below MempUe. Hie said that he
Ss i ipntj of the mr ia tbo Weft
iaibmtUkiagiUto ths character of eonfi*
doatlal adtiftr of SeenUr? B&uton.
•' <tan total Wmax nan or MmWasxm
Sw?*pV v ‘ 1 * J * e 5“ '
?33|§!§i§|k
4> •
The Church | and Slavery.
Tbfcre is a natural laud irrepressible an*
tagonlsm between Christianity and Sla
very ; and however men of almost every
denomination, Catholic and Protestant,
have labored to reconcile them, all their
labor has been abortive, and resulted only
in shame and discomfiture. As well might
they attempt to reconcile God and Mam
mon, or get up a compromise between
Christ and. Belial. The timo was, and is
not long past, when powerful jecolesiastical
bodies attempted to apologiii for slavery,
; and even defended it, and from this charge
neither Trotestants nor Catholics can plead
exemption; but this infamous rebellion has
put an end to all that.' and delivered
the churches from that bondage.
, in the Cincinnati Catholic Telegraph we
find an able article on the sdbjcct of “The
Church and Slarery,” the spirit of which
we like, and from which we propose to take
a few extracts. The editor is combating
the JVsemon’s Journal, of New York, whioh
is still strongly prWsluTery, He eayaln
the outset: “The New York Reemm't
I Journal condemns our remarse, quotes SL
Paul and Churoh Councils, and says that
wo are ignorant of ecclesiastical history. 1
On the point in which Paul is quoted in
defense of Slarery, the remarks of the
TeUgngh are Tory good. It says:
“With respect to the ■ words of SU Paul,
so often quoted; we find a fall justification
of our position. He writes to’Philemon,
commending his faith and eharlty, and
says: ‘Wherefore, though I might hare
muoh confidence in Christ Jesus to com
mand thee that which is to the purpose, for
charity’s sake I rather beseech, thou being
suoh a one, as Paul the aged andnOw also
a prisoner of Jesus Christ; I beseech thee
for my son Oaesimus, whom I hare begot
ten in my chains—whom I hare cent back
to thee. And do thou receire him as my
bowels. * * Not now as a-serrant, but
instead of a serrant a most dear brother,
especially to me; but how much more to
thee, both in the flesh and m the good ? _
“Any one who can find anything in this
infaror ef Slarery, must hire piercing op
tics. Would St. Paul here sent him back
to a Heathen master—or one. who would
haTe the power and the will to despisohim
—to seU his wife asd children into Slay
ery. The thonght is not to be entertained
of the blessed apostle.
“If a fugitire slare in this country was
to bo sent book to some master’ in Missis
sippi or Teres by a Catholio Bishop of onr
days, beering snob an epiaUe ae the abore.
how wrald the master mock and the world
laugh at the Bishop ? What a joke it would
. be aOUßidered in the South?” :
This is. rery good, and is, wo think, a rery
sensible commentary upon this beautiful,
but much abused, passage. The editor re
marks in another place:
Without aorimony we can write on this
subject of slarery. It must bo discussed;
theft is no Kelp for it—and whilst we ao
eord to those who are-its adrocstes—all lib
erty of speech-—we hope that some'Uoeuse
will be extended to us, when wo giro our
reasons on the other side. It is not in a
factious Spirit or a fanatical spirit that we
write, but under the strong eouTietion that a
gnat change is at hand in the politieal wel
fare of the Country, and ihat it is of some
consequence to Cptholies to decide wisely
what part to take./ This cannot be done by
crying but “ignorauee,” “Abolition,’’ but
by friendly discussion. Whether wo like it
l or not; slarery is extinquished in the
United States,- and all that we hare to do,
is to decide how we shall accommodate oor
arirea “to coming events.','
.. Wa shaU-inafie ntt one men brief ex
tract, which aeoordrbxaeny mm our m
opinions:
We assure our cotemporary that we, too,
i hare ne desire to enter into a oontrerersy.
It would be useless new, beeanse the sub
ject of slarsry is. dead. The first cannon
find at Sumter Bounded its knell. It would
be' much easier to take Richmond or open
•the Miasisaippi, than restore slarery in the
United States. The; thing is gone forercr.
/ We art glad to see so inflnontial a paper
'as the-Tclegraph take sash decided ground
on this gnat question; for it is the best
possible eTidenoe it can giro of its loyally to
the government and the Union. Men may
pretend to be in farorof both slarery and the
Union, and they may persuade themselree
that the thing ia possible; but it is a delu
sion that is fast ranishing away. Liberty
and" Union arc compatible; but Slavery and
Union an natural anJ irreconcilable an
tagoniste. * I ;
FBOBI WASHINGTON.
Weil Dispatches to the PlftsUagh Qewtte.
Wasunrarox, April 10,1803.
ounu or a nnirmn ixissaxT.
On Saturday night last, aoaptore war made ,
at a plekat aUtion on the Baltimore A Ohio
Bellroed/by a goerd named Dellay, wMoh •
may proee an important bnoi Pereolvlng two
horsemen oosslng towards him, he halted them, i
but reoelring no reply tired—firat With hie
revolver, killing ono of ihe hones, end then
I with hie ride, bringing down the other. The
I night being vary dark, only ono of the men
wee caught. Upon examination, he proved
I to ho an Englishman named Lawronoe, and
I waeetttempdng to make Ms way through our
I lines into Dixie, directions; for uhlob little
I venture weia found upon hie person,
r -Semetime elaee, this Mr. lawrenoe was
I lionised in this City, and AM as a dashing
I yonng Englishman, and an . author of some
I notoriety at home. Ha was reeeived at the
I British Legation, and dintd.wlth Lord Lyons.
I Suddenly disappearing from this toene, he
I tune up, very unexpectedly, in the character
1 of an emissary, no aoabt, to tha rebel eon.
I oem at Biehmond. Hie oompanlon was cap-
I tarad tha next day, and droved to be a rebel
I soldier named Shipley. They both greoe the
l.halls of the Old Oepitol prison,
,1 BISXIUIO.
, | Cant. Hunter, of the'First Vermont Ceval-
I ry. end Lieut Hegley,! of the semo regiment,
I I have hern dlsmtsied the ssrvine-the former
I for allowing Ms pteket.to bo captured, and the
I latter for oowardloe.
oouav xaxvuL or a binzax or suxTuaxD.
A oourt martial reoently assembled at Pools-
I villa, Maryland, to try, Jnmea Snowdon Plea
sants, a ottliaa of that Bute, on tho charge
lof “relieving tha enemy with victuals and
I knowingly harboring and protecting them,"
I fonnd him guilty, and utnUnctd kin to he Away.
I The ease being submitted to the President,.
I ha haa commuted tha Sentence “to lmprison-
I moot during tho war/f and has designated
I Port Dale war* as the place in wMoh ha shall
Ibeoouflned. ;
ax uxlooisd Cox wrvxiss,
Ou tha 2Tth February last a latter addressed
to tho Bar. Btllott H. I Thompson, Shanghai,
China, waa daposlud in tha Postoßoa in thU
city. Hot having stamps afflxad of suffldeat
•mount to cover the postage, the latter was '
returned to the QenanuPoitoflloa, with a view
I to having it sent beck to tho writer, who
proved to bo Lieut. J.,M. Oarland, 13d H. V.
Vote. The latter eontelnod the expression of
a state of fooling: towards tha Sovornmtut,
and In solation to tha febsUloa, so wholly
labompatlbte with, his position ae an offloer
I that ha has baen'dlihonbrabiy dismissed tha
Htvua. In tha Uttar airland. Worms his
I reverend Mtnd ;“that the prinolpU. and
I hanrU.nl the Administration era blacker than
I tha’nlggan they are lighting for-. He jays
I ha w? la the sarvioa bteauae “hSving been
I transferred to the ambulenoe corps, he will
I he prevented from oomlng into actual contact
I with tha South, while ha will be enabled, dir-
I dag an render tha same snllhtw
IS the other side as to his own mou.” “Inn
| ran down his ohaoks" when he-eaw F(pder-
I lahtburg bombardad. and at Antiotam “h»
1 had tha pieasura of bringing from
I Stef* number of CohfedasnUi, among tkam
I aomsiof U« old friends, who w«» wall oared
1 J for, and from soma of whom la bu slaoe
lfoffifciiliti H illilM gglglP
Th» order of tie Adjntant General dismiss
ino him stye ‘‘it la difficult to conceive of >
positioo of deeper dishonor than that in whioh
till officer has placed himself by the treach
erone concealment of hie sentiment! from the
Government whose confidence he has enjoyed,
and apon whose treasury he was Hying.”
pcui. tv jroTiCEs.
ry NOTION
lr*£r OFTICB Or TH* PMMIXTA*IA B. IL CO., \ ,
oa**j. D«ra*ni*«T. I
The Pennsylvania Ballroad Oompany hereby givt*
oubUo notice, to all whom tt may *noern, that in
punoanre of the power andanthority contorted open
Üby sundry provisions of an Act of tho General A**
■cably of the Commonwealth of PouMylr-nU, en
titled‘‘Ao Act tor theaaleolthe Main Line of lb*
public Warn*,’* approved May 161 b, 1867, it wiU, on
the brat day of May, A. D. one tbooaand altljt bun
drod and sixty-three, abmdonso much of the West*
•rn Division of theCanal, lately fonnlpga partof 1
the Main Line of the Public Work*, and a* Ilea be -
tween BlalmrQle and Johnstown, (commonly known
a« the “Upper Wee Urn IMrlslon,”) together also
with such Pass, Feeders and Beeerrolrs lying west
of Johnstown, as pertains to or are used in counts
tlon with said Upper Western Division.
of Uw°aaid Company, tha Ssth
d * , °' r ' brM ?*/D8A«?H0«fl0S, {Zl \
PnuMmL "«■«■ ' V
rr^*S —T—lB6o—X-
DHAKB’6 PLAHTATIOM .BITTBBi. * I
Thor port (ft atrengthen tad I
Tho> cmtt a healthy appetite. . ... . I
They are anandidote to change of waiexanddiet.., I
i I
The* itxangthen theayatem and fnliten the mind. I
They preTftftt mlaamatio end Intermittent feven. I
They purify the breath and acidity of the aiomach. I
1 They curaDyapcpeia and OoniUtMOtoP.
I The* core DforrheaTcholera and Cholera Morbua.
I They core Liter OompUlnt and Heiroji* Handle.
They are the beat Biften In the make |
the wik man etrong, and an
I .1...1 -Mtonr. They are made of ptua St. urotx
I Era, thd oelubimted Utk. “ 4 'SS*
I Sn uY«u wlth-thd p’.f'Mure o[ »
£2g£tJL SEJtpLS
1 Sew Tort
pormcji jtotmceb.
n Sf-FOli KECOBDEIC— HbsbySkiyb
• omdld.t.lor Bwoidw. RibjKt to Iho dMljlonol
the Keppblleea Ooaaty Contention. apt 1 .to
kbgistjsK.
iHy Wituam J. Bicaunoaaw
Will be a candidate fortheOßceof BegLUrof Will*,
tc.,rt AU».beoy county, anbjacttothe deeUioaof
the BepabUean Oannty UooTcnt‘oo , >P»M_
OLKK* OITTttbCOUHm
_w*. A. Hannon, of Pitt 7ownihlp w wiu be
a candidate for Clerk, of the Ceurte of *ll«b«y
County, anbjtct to the.deebion of the BepablwM
Oounty Homlnattor Cnutrntloa. mhllite
n'S»KOii liEGteTEiV—Jui*a Espy,
Ikir cl Dppor 81-CUlr
dkUt. tot Bo.Uttf, »ob Mt o thtdadris. cflh.£»•
noblbra S..do»llod Oopoeotlop. ■HM.to
jrS»EUE UiiKKOK IUK WJUmt*.
S. Qoui*, of Shaler towoahlp. will be
before the Republican Oonnty Contention aa a can
didete far Cltrtno* the Oourta. • >tl3rto
IV 01,15 KK OF THE COUKIW.
—Job* H. T-**™**! »f Ohirllen towmhlp,
«ui to a candidate for CUtk *ul the Oourta. anbjaot
tottodeoUlon of the Republican Oauaty
lam Oonyantton. . nba^t ”
jrmw jUMrEttTtsMtMmJirTM.
WANTED IMMEDIATELY— 3OO
_ n. YOIQT.CO-
w f “o^atSck^'bhother;
PittabOTh. -
nO-PABXNBBSHIP.— Thatnbioriberß
\j h*r# tbli 4tr fcnnd » Ce*f*rts«»Wpfjf
Mfmf cmhgon *®«ttnlWhoJnJ» fine**!
•ad OuuuilMlaiVmiliiW- at lb* old stand. Boa. IW
asd 183 Liberty tin*, “SSL 1 £•
j, XUKPiIBIOK * KBOTHIB, wk*ia they will
Im abated to sea thdt frltndt and cwto**f»
M ywaiM w aw “»* spH 21BKPATBX0K.
WILLIAM wt alt PATRICK.
ril lUt, 1883 apU;Ua
PltUbartth. A]
Notice to builders.—i wM«-
»tr* prepooell tat building TWO BOHOOk
UOUBSS in 8S£»o townjiltf! up to SAKfS.
IU» isth iMtlut. TbebuUdl»«l to b« at *“ • l * *"*
■ioilM. Alto tor BTOH* WOBK, « ■> moth Mt
perch. Ihe Boert ol Director* *itt reret el ite
EES of J Alt IS lIDMBAIiL oe leU ig; *» “
o'clocke m.wbeiethe propoleholUb.reaired.
Pwltent ol Ike Boert.
AvltJt*>LrUTU>rt tM? tJO-l'As
I / 6BlP.—lt* FuturiUp kntafem mUtIM
t»t«i ■% O. CBEBTKB ul ISAAC BHABF bm Km
thU4» dlwolmd bj motnml m»m. All ctalnu
•ill htiitllft by u OHXBXUI it tba old »Uid,
Ho 60 Third straoU Thebmiaeeewillbecirtledoii
.t 14. >m» pirn. b, O. oa ‘”**- n! „ Bi
- IBAAO BBABF.
Fliabonb. Abril 1110. IS»A » * plS:S |.
OfcmWW'JSKN CIUNKBK eU
OAB KAIfCFAOTCBIHa OuBPAHT.-SO
-110110 BTOaKHOIiDSBS—Tb"» «B 1 K.mi.t-
Lnc ot tto BloctO.ld.ti of th. CBljm. Bufm Mm.
fectttria* Gompeoji *t tb* Office of the Compeoy* »n
1 Oolroi LUnoto. on tUlfiDA.*. April 14th, forth*
bar km of fiUisg the offlou yet vteut la tald Oom
i oiarbr Mlectlon of e «lle l» Booth »rn lUlnola
vhmom 10 erect the fectosy, ead for the treneeetloo
of other'end praulog botlnee*.
k By order of the Preeldent
I Qapt. D. Hiaecn.
ioaULUTIOS. —'iho fartnership
hatatofoi. ulitlni betwean th», mbwltwii
M d« £. «£ rfBBOWM * KIBKPATBIOKi,
haathlada* b*ea dlaolnd ty mutual oauuat. Thi
toots, Ao%I the leU flm wfil be *»Bod in tbe head*
ol JcßftfH KIBKPATBIOK * BBOTBIB, to
whoa nil tonUse* dne tbe late iraui to be paid,
end to whom ell person* hsTi&i tlabu ee!d
lira will pleare pretest then at race tor payment.
U. B. BBOWH, ■
JO9KPH KIBKPATBIOK,
WILUAU KIKKPATBICKa
Pitt>bsrgb» April llth, IMS.
In retiring from the firm of BBOWH A KIBK
PATRICKS. I tike great pU*»ar* in recommending
apl&lwd _ ■.
OKTHWKB'fKRN OUiriKSJC OU
OAB MAHUFAOTUB SO COMPANY.— I
This Company,chartered by ibel*»tQetunllmn-1
bl*of theßtateol Illinois wlthaapo andUb>r»i \
Parers, hm opened book* ftr the ■nbjwrfptiba of I
•to:k it their offloe In the city of Cairo, UUnda. I
The maonteetnre o* feogarfrom ® r JI
Chlnme bugar Oensanl the jiild of lameum, if 1
nottebalotaproftt from the articleown atordinary 1
moikit mm, in tecta which now admit of the foil* j
••t dejno»a»*tlon. Ai Southern Ullsola. in point rf I
cilmeleaadeoU, la admirably adapted fir the growth I
Of the cans and aa tha cwUtatknoC the cane al- I
ready forma h great teatnra In the agricultural par I
■alt/of tbepjople, the fltnm* of tbaiaoatlon for the I
factory will be read ly ooaoeded. .. I
. It U tha parpoaa ex the Company toeractaad hart I
In ooaratlena Una teste?y belora tba doaa.of tha I
»d with a rlew to aid U that pay. I
folio wing tar me: fiharaa On* Hnndrad Dollar* eachi I
twSnty-fije dollara at tha time of rebamipUen, and |
tbo balance In quarterly payment*. A «oalpt will
be gtren fbr each inrtelltntnt, and when the fell tom
la paid a eertlflcate ef etoch, bearing the tignUnn of
tbePxaeideat and IkoreUry of the Company, will be
lmued. a I
The income of thlaenUrpriao, when oweiUrUd,
1« beyond qatation. The Preaidant of ihi.Uompiny
haa bad mash experience in '*urop*tn coontriee,
allha Id w erection of fcctoel** and tha minute** 1
tare of eager, and ia abondantly aetlafied’that no I
flaidof optiatkn h« haa ever aion promltea UUar
than this Bo fatly etUafladl* be ofanoctas, that lot
oco ha will oppaae tba tala of a single abate of Hack
at anyp'loe, bowarer high, after enough has been
tahan to erect and oat in operation tha flrat factory,
tf&oacf the Company, Commercial Avenue, near
: tt SsSy h ' UUn ^ l. D. W. HIBBOH.
, VT OJIOK TO GAJftUKNJiKS—The
choloe of Vegatabla Standi in tka uv Hirbii
Hottta of the dtj cfAl'oghany, will ba said at public
otttcvr on FBIOAY, lh« ITU of April, ISO, con.
ntnaof it IS o’clock a.
Tbo Mlowlog rnolntion «h adopted by tba Salad
asd Oornnon OoondU: , -
Bttrirr** Tk at tha Oommttteaon J&arktU bo, and
ibay an henbj iiutnicted to nil tho lama of Yaga*
utla Stand*, on tba day of ante, to prodooanof ia
otibSaoSy. . H.M. DUNLAP,
abfctd obolroanof tba Oannltteaon Markota.
iSW COAcltfflAUSM'eS receifed to
isj andlAilora—
gear toads raUUwr,
g do York Biota Apples;
10 cbMM riags 801 l Batter;
4bMe.
11 <o DrWCkcrrie-;
4 do Prtod lld.rborrtH;
71 do .ntw.W. H.Gb«#is;
10 do tfwatfOldar;
5 do lggr»
And for stle by
CUUStjtl iiULL BUITEK.—IUotiTod
J? Ihla day, by cxj«M— •,
10 box* yrimi;Boll;
a bucket* ptekei Dwii
i bbU choice Boll;
roTMIQUHo. 110 awedrtnti. _ .
fcplS . ~ FRASK YAU QOHPIB.
(it UAt&B. OOUA—m fcegi Knginb
[>far«l*bi
B A. VAHHBATOOK9, 80H *00,» •
«PU comer of Tiret eod Weod itnttt ~
£ IA&XIUfi bUAi'—lso bifl. MamiUea
.\^f.EMleby
Bf A tABHIBIOOKMO** CO.,
_ *pl> •■ w WoodetMue.
jriiuxa MTKUUB ST
J mntralilii "ix.x-.'u ■
, B. A. #AUKiaiOOiB. BOS * CO.,
SBUIiS. fKiMK
Rt«t«MdferMU l by
_ • ■gOTgaiTiilAiL
A wryif iM.vis' (uincmnatijmuis
JOL BOflABCOBJU) DSUS Bltf jw rmtnl
and fccaaleby K>WD fIUZIUIOSi
apll IIPkWM^'
jrmw jirjEßTiiwrwt*'
BIeBOOBI.
j THE
Hannibal & St Joiepb Bailroad Co.
HAVE fOE SALE
OVER 500,000 ACJRtS
or THE BEET
vjtriyng, Prairie and Timber Land*
INI TH K WEST.
low clow, tin jouocrollt.ond uulyfire
pujmcnt required for th. Urol two »<*'•■ *■•}“•
dStllcut ul .bturprUlcg CM. Mto.llw l*od -
pup fur thu Udd.oud oil nuccuoun lc.p_o.«u.«ou
ranch within Iho limit ol credit *ltu» *«•?*» w
I coot to deducted from the loo* audit pri'O, IT lull
peju.cutU.nuaolutceoh.or la the “ *?»■>
of the OurapenJ, within two »«*". wil!l Intoreot,
cm. bo boughtet almritj dtowawa
I end Pin ex deu, thou greatly redudng the ectuol
I coot cl the leu" Aid to procure the Bondi iit lowret
I raerhot retet chooruUj renfered bj the undorrlguoJ.
BYALI< FARMS MOST PROFITABLE.
?h* Uftnnibil A 8L JoMpb Railroad ran* ?]*/ }»° j
hundred mlkajthroogh one of thertcheetaadhealth*
ie*t agricultural and vastoni regloua on .hi» eonu*
Bant, and Bi.Uooj of acree of unoccupied
wrap# reed with limber on either ddeo t track.
&r« free to bettied lor graslag or patiurage PW"**
thu* avoiding bent, tnie* nno interest on any amount
ol load wanted by the meat amtlttoua for Urg* oper
ation*. AU th* bad Ul* ed»to*bl* » buy to
d. udjfor betiding*, yard*, apple oad P**^. o’o^'"’ 0 ’ 0^'"’
I vioejartsaad'erope, u» be fenced; tor ••tLcraof in
[ lut&uient mo*«< to buy more ii
I money invested in sheep aad young etock wfll o»o«
1 than double hnnoaliy. and this pel* b*Uor ib*n
I ■p-cuUttng Island, even In BoTth*rnb»U«m*i ®J*t
I s.oh In thl» stire way lint, and then intwt fucd» in
I surplus land U desired.
a oaATtmx TO
Vi OOL*Q SOW CBS AMO BTOOK.BAIBBBB,
Who ahonld nadwviaai, al o*i» !*»•, tbo gr**t ad-1
vantage* to be gratuitously eo] >yed by them In l
Bee than MbeourL .1
Any qoeotUy of tnperior bay can bs tbeaply Mid I
readily: oWained without inepemiag upon thorigbti I
Io! any, for if tba grata U not «“* tce pratib* I
and gathered it ims or b destroyed by fi»e. g“* |
hav l* nsttftd. at the winters are mIU end aho.*t,Md I
tba ‘‘bltuTgraae" ol the country furn’abee excellent I
pasltg evrnln mid-winter. %*»* **“*££ I
Entity tor grituttou* and wpertor I
fodder will continue, U to tmpotUWo to tell •.««**£ I
IteM the lapld march o( freedom will cut U sbaribi I
I laduci ■* mi imaanaeemigratloo, bote* the Baltraad 1
I Oompavy end non-recidenttpralaLCT ownalllhe
I landfexotpt a email proporueo occupied by * very.
I «S«e population, the strongprobability tai»W
I Wool orowan and large Btock-luUe« can enjoy lb* I
I preaeui taclUtiea long inoegb, with proper eul»*-
£-
I to olrcumscrlbe ample range* tor their aleck. Thai
■ poor m«o can me and virtually own larger *nd more
I pTeductive term* in Mimouri than lich men do or
I £v : r caa In Die bstorn States.
I HO BETTER OIGIOH.
Hack ha* bien tald and written to Wool-Grower*
and fltorlr In behalf of the e aim*of Team*
but aatde from greeter oomplhlty «d
rebeUkn. It*' remoteneM from all the heat maraeta, |
it* UahUity to frequent and aeven drouth*, uumer*
ouaauddanahdgnat change* tn the toapenture ol
it* dlmato, nuke It e region tot Intwlnr {oMorthem
Mbejori. It taguld ho nmembsjedthat Mlmourl to
i within bred dase* dtam tnvtl Item nny Atlantic
I City, In dlrdci' end nmd oommnntoettoi by ******
rali and toUgtaph *lui nil boae market* end thr
commerce cl the world. • ;
dIHUSIOH FLATAD OCT.
Mimotmr | m toAU ItU»oirp«JctJr«jf
nrvfluHe to emigrnto, to floiUie» mi»-
CLi lhe'ltato wdiiocß be free. Bar teatral po
esntfoUing free labor laterent* and her tn*t
and lncreealng majority of patttotlo and lo*alcUi
i aen*,d*m»n , da«dgu*rnnto*lhlab*joadtbo nhadow
of adoubt i ultrn pSdUrery oppomnconcede tkla.
j FRKE>BTATB 00 LO HIES.
IMt, ul choire hodla of W j
Ocdcuka cThry dutrebla tucUllj. ErUntlj 11 la th. I
hMtlSlakoMUKreUtuOolculaa. ltla.rej.preo-1
ttonlfud rda*t bentflclal. It only require* Co ’°P"’ I
ailou. withaome one or more a* ecommiitie, tacor* I
rupond with and combine individual notion. Thto I
derfrnbl* neighbor*, cfewUngamong|
iii'iill* ait tdOMU. (JolohlM bj nuklug lire
prepur alartA coallc*Villa hut thulr tluiu und ul- |
uuSm., wßriud It lorthalr Iptunut 10 coulaj with
I rhe onmnlaned. ..
HOW Ifl TB.I TIME* vrlth prudent torelhoupit
and to Ujttie money, rich farm*
i and happy; home*, muit rapidly Increase in
I value. j
I nm"Co> n planted by Jane 80th will secure n good
I crop even da new brekaa praiile.-
I 1 large sxotiohal bap.
Thoehadei parts abowtog lh* e*aet locality af ell
tb« boddSued for aal«,cen bo had ty ramming
thirty eaata to either of tha undersigned.
OTBCULAT* *H* DOOOUIHTS.
FampbiW, containing kkahton ahowUjg
railroad ednaecttona, and gMngHll anlreUabk In.
formation) about ttaa eollv production*, markets,
climate. tUalthfolona, *O., of Hortharn ILkMurt,
are fnralehed grntaifcouily for judidona dlstrtbatloD
informing eofonkt, In any rtaioaabU gnantlty, on
i personal application or by mall* te. either.
I GEOKGE a HARRIS, .
Land AgaotHmnlbal ft BL Joseph BaUcoad Co.,
ftsomr XXC&AH6B, Bo«ton, Kin.
op, JOSIAH HUNT, -
jjiiAtKavuuJi
FEMALE SEMINARY,
A HO'MS »"<>'B TOOHQ LADISB.
Bit. ira. BHSPLST, A. M.S Mm. P.». MSP
-IST, PitodMl) elded by » Ml “ff* •< •**"?*
Teechei«.Xooom<a°di.tion* lor fair
■chotuwi ThtoßemtoltJ-MW to ttotoemiitt jeer
—with 111 (Imiul «nTToundiogi, m 4 «PP»P™“
MconablaSoM and »Tpit»iM.
nradllMftoall wtodeiirethe beet coltin»m »lt
which'pfcutoa to lemetoedacMlen. .
• TaS-Bwl end ThlUon to the r «? l * r .“J™
udlAtlo, for Mickm ol £n
ssatsl Kudo. iDClftdl&C tbofoogh Bsd wd Yoe
th. meet «woT<rfto;Uicdi»li
All btohdin 61 Dnwlil jjjd Pclhttet to Wb«
OoloccMd OH, lrow»«-to«l». SawTh?!
HO. Tito Kit ietokm will eommooo MAT lllh.
I IBUlOftto <« WltoU«- fc H qbHPIjST,
I erfOJlw ' Proprietor MdPrtodpel.
T7-JsißK & CO.'S
JUL iris still shssd of ftUlaW
sllotbatFlsaosmsdsintUses^JOyr*,¥* I
ThtfattovingFltnos Bats Jo»t UsnttcslTsd tram I
btho BQOAB* OBABDPIAHOS, with
«*-
I PIASO.ftot
I .(mw of bath S 3 BROS. PIA.HOS—
P3S®testes»ir
I Melodcpnt nl Mtool Orgmo _ Sli_
J jH. BOKUtND,
Wotiiraii UamtunUMi ••
BOO* AHD **>**•*&%!£* ''
MmVcoaw t— —-***** 3 w
“ 'ln# prim® "" 1 go
» »
«* 1 Kninttal !****"’■****'* "*“*'*’ ro
** flat* k ■•■ “ ; ******* ■■■■■.:■. 1 fl&
mua'Sulmh
“tife'SSrSSanMn>«®&“■ ***■
KOBALfi «nd OiITIW, »1
smaS&aßXiSlSSl*"-
L. H TOIQT ft HQ.
« u ;S TKVJU«a. KtEUIUI. I
■SJS^^Sasrsttssaas
fro* .4bro*d, ftt *“?*• ■
jgfcito-fc-^gas&Bßs
tton *m b» >wi^iljL*By ruuddphU,
,'Srcwul&i* « »•“■•
I »'■
cat l *'
impi
/3.DM B*°%!
ipESEpfeawasß*
JTEW **'
r Q —CLEVELAND, BAQI
-10. HAW AHD LAKt BliOlHg
BHOBE USE.
The new and elegant low*prrour« atcamer
StJSAN WARD, Cam. w«. JUthwat,
Will ran daring the season between the above port*
"jmtw Cleveland for Baglnaw City, Kart Mu«
•ni Bej City, touching at Port Haron, taxtefton,
Port SaoOae, Tone ter, JToreetvine, Potot Anbytof
Pott Auitto end Tewee City* every WMDIBDAI
EYSHIBQ. at 7 o'clock. 1W
LeefM Baginaw lor Cleveland every lAIUBDAI
l **AlWMMghte cotttifnedtonewfllreoelve woßrt at
tention. Through oontrieU made. - Shippers her*
Inc ltdshte ready can send them to curttoia; wlu
go on diet boat without charge for ataregjv
apl0:8m EL QABBETBQB • 00.
»mgK UNION MUST AND SHALL
• A 81, PRESERVED **.
The Constitution of the United States
UNION LEAGGE PLEDGE TO BG6TAIH M.
Price only 3 crate a copy; 9* 00 per hundred.
V Single copies sent, post-paid, on receipt of
prioe.
(^TAddsbss,
JOHN P. HUNT, Publiiher,
,pll MABOHIO HALL, FIFTH BTBHT.
IBTABWBUJSD 1760.
PETER LORILLARD,
BHUFF AHD TOBAOOO UMTOVAOTtIBIB,
16 4 18 OBAMBKBB Wliir,
(Torswly 43 Ghfttfctm *krMt,H«w York.]
Ui. .tUntlaQ o( tlttlera U IbtvUclwofl
_
iCeceboy, fbi Bappee* Ooarae Bappea* American I
GenUemra! Deaigrbe* Pare Virginia* Hachltochra* 1
° oP ” h ** m ' TBLLOW HOFF.
• Scotch* High Toett Scotch, Utah High Toeet or I
tinndyfeot* Henay I>ew Bcotoh, Vrvah Hooey Sootch*
ta called to the lans rrdoctlonin
I orkee of Eine-Cat Chewing and Boohing Tobaccce,
whlcb wfll U Ibend or|J^rlor
I BxoKT>o-U>cg. 80. 1, No. a Hoe. 1 and a mixed*
I G FtmTcct OaawiNft—P. A. h, or plain
I diih* or Sweet; Sweet BcentedOronoce; Tin Foil
1 Jago* Sgaatah* Oaa eater, TtukUh.
I N.B-A drontarpfprLoM will be asnt on appli*
1 cation.
3 Oltanrt mink oooatrd Brown Wlnioor;
bl’l 014 Brown WlnOoor,
Qlenn*! Broon W.ln«oor;
Low, ton * Brnbow'o Hono, Bmp;
Boabow 4 Boa Hanot B—p; „
Low, toa * BontWi Qljoorlao Boop;
i. a HuU’o (on Horn, Boop!
Law, Bon * Bonbon's QUnmo mnok Soap;
Enokntll’a Skin Boop, foot, Bm;)
CUOTK-O Honor Bqapo, (3 lUn;)
. Xordlj k Btatham'o Oljcorlno ocop*,
HaU'oLnTnador and Po!m Boa—;
Brnoa* flip, (now torn and onporto*) . .
With an nmol Ini not or flno Cootßo, Palm, Bo* Be*
aval, prtom.br-Üb, JOSHBTOI,
JjtnlP Oorer ftwrih —d —ltMrid tw*
“* UiINUX OK tills 6 FSB OHST. (S-X>
JjL THAB LOAJi.)
Offln of UVISMOB*, OLBWir* 00*
Tb* abort «lx par ctnta., in danomlnttVini of IJO, I
$100,1500, slCQOnndsfiOCD,art now t—tjfo* do*
. 1
anUcatlon aboald tornado, m
oi mwiEut pwwiu «*•f jfttiiiirSs
I a^^ateKstfgiasggl
I **lhalio nuda «dan fit to ?."tot *t
I tto Broken* Board* of all carnal aocuxUtaa, and
I bare fteaalt conatutljaU Qovamnan! i
I LIYSUOu, OLBWfi * 00. Baakn.
I ap&laSaw ;
I ALL Jt'AJfc’itKtf,
BBTAILMOAT
Leu Thm Kaitern Wholeißle Price*,
Ho. 107 KABXXT STKUT.
Tk« goto* boagtatbefon tb.gra it kdrkflC* 1b ptlfiM*.
OBBAP PAPBEB,Bt 6,». 110 P"P**o*-' 0 * - '
QLAZID PAPBBS, from *) Mali spmt*.
GOLD PAPBB »t 37)4 P* r P l * o * *P»* rd -
OAK PASIL DBOOBATIOBB « >»
ontapwptm.
AffiOBTBD* PLAIH GBIZB WIHDOW PAPBB,
l«pd Oomml*iou«r,
-■“■Vos. B. HUGHES,
t m Mißm WMIT,
HAS SIBIL. Mliwl
VT Ol'lUJS.—ln. *ooord*no« with tEe
IX „coTlikm»ot“*n
•r MMmtoelartof _Go*p*»7» Wjjw
an MOBDATitt*»thlaitant, at tho BOOinOT.
SHE BOARD 07 TBADI« oa lourtk Hmi. bo*
twMd | tha bout of tan o’clock a. a, tad. ttoao
Th« nook la dbfib* Into ltyUO akana.gf
ah»n-*» par on to U i*ld la can it th;tlMjt
nilacripttsD,udlUlnßlnalj daja, aad $U> In dz
months tbWMftar. ■ _
Parties wishing partlcalar inibi motion fa .ngara
to tho plan of orgaalsaUoß, pcobabto pwfiifcchar-
Ur, he., eon apply at tho ofloo of tho
of Kith stmt,
atony tints bofero tho books a** cpsaad.
680 RGB VT. OJUSB. }
THOKAB H. HOWB, VOoiporato**.
JAKXB M. OOOPSB, J . • _
», Amflgth. 1888.
FAFKtt.
Lam intmi of SPBUKI -qOOBe, boschlbo
Cm tfit last |iMt sdraßos to prist.
jßMAg^z&qsssa.
TBABBPA»BBTOCRTAI»B,At]., Ao.
ATarplnissnortmantsd wMM BLAMBAtb*
U coals. iSo, OLASBD WALL PAPB*. hsad
kbi dadctu, *t SC coots, Cat Ac., tor asto by
TTLAWATHA NUT AND < BOLT
H WORKS.—DIBBOLUTIOH 01 OQ-PABT
kIUSHIP.—Tbs 00-PSrtoacskto hmtofen atokt
iuandartoa’Bams tad stylo « AS A
00. to dtosolTtd bp tsataal aunt, (IlljMill
MAP rotlriac from taldOns.ka UrtßlJllfto
lataxaat, st shatorst aatara, to JAKJW WOOD A
00. Tbs baristas wm to osaUnad aadst ttos bam
sod stylo of WOOD, KARMWa A 00., who on
aathorlsodtotattlotoolmtlßaatof tosloto *in.
Pltuborsh, March lsth. I*B3 mbltolm
M UABKST BTBKET,
HKZLKP ALLEY.—-Notice i* Uerebj
almtoattkasbiaaaatof tloaranmoiatad
by Ulo Ooonolto d Sllrtbooy.to slaw andaataaa
damogoa aad'baasSta arista* from too opsala, of
Bail p's Allay, Third Word, Altoghoay, Ircm Us
peasant tormlnai to Use** allay, was Cud Is too
blstr.ct Oonrt of Altocbnp cosot j, toe gioCnssHon,
oa SATUBDAX, ApSl 4.l*®?. ■
A SOHOTBBtJ Pa,
Dstott uosaesaassns asasaai/a omen, f
PHttt crib, To .April lltb, ISCd. f .
HOLDBBS OK ACCOUNTS against
too Qaartonaattor'a *Dcpsrtoaoat vtU pnssat
taut si mv oAos lor payment. All seoosau asast
to tsop-np sopaoruo by triplicate aab-toackoss,
sad Buis of Imdlaf.lf any aro istalrod, to bo at
tsebod to too aoooant. ■ QrVMfM,
splO-St LI OoL Pad Dspgty Q. If. floaorsL
BIVJUt AVMNU&—NoUoa ii hanky I
elm thattho statsmaat of Wants appeiatodl
I bytbtOooncUtof tot dtp of ADottoap, .to smto I
damacaoaad boards tot too Jtralchijml»C of toaj
nlrtbltnsof Bint annas Jeorte Wn3, Alto*J
(soap, sat ltod Utoo Dtotrfct tow*of
1 counry, far nnllCrmstlCTti OB Aptfl n
ISO. A BOBOTBB, Ja,
1 aptotw BoUdtoc tortboolty ofAUoabaap.
I T>KMuVaU—Knurr Vab Oobdib ha*
rjLll ratoon* htoProdaoo tadOoaaakriaa Mas to
rko.ua SBOOBDCTUST, tlx dootsabon tbaold
•toad, sbtMusfiibo btppy ustshkoMentoaaats.
60LD KAKEU HANGINUS, atcapnl
•aafrinUVferMl»t>jr 1. •
«ptl r W. F. MA'MHAIJm n WoM rtwt.
gALE OF
59 XABKBT BIBIBT.
In pamphlet form*
M ffdftft fIIUR, to M.
TOB GASH,
At th» lowt nim^
Ho. «1 WOOD STSBIT,
THOMAS FALMMB.
eollcltor fee th» c<U of AU—buy.
dbt goods,
AT
Hew Drew Goods,
Bacques,
Kantlei,' !
Cloak*,
Housekeeping floods,
Gent's and
GHKAPICHBAP1
mo COUNTRY MBBOHANT? AND
EATON, MLAt® 1
No*. 171» 19Fi»m |s*^w,
JftbUnkD* BeUUo^ot. j
tbuuuho*, Boor.ttnsß.
*UBBOU>UIKS> .. GISTS’ SHIBTS,
BIBBOBg, BOOH**, OOH-AM. W
HOSIKBT. CLOT**. BIFHtM, Ti»SS,
AaA »lftHHnrt«M%(
SHALL WASH JLHD MOPOW* . ,
Th* low cricaa ftt «Uch oox ftoA wii pwAftiio
s££! ! &s!bsr&®te , ~
rXDDLXßSift&dftUwbobajto flail
hT«—3b* » 'IJTTI
jgBW AMD BBAUTltf.illi SOODS
" ■ at .. I
MACRUM & OWrbE’B.
LACI OOLtABBAHDSIimSVIjB.
BLO*BBLIITO>SD BSBTHAS.
uant. oiuiio AtoBAWB itbk't*.
inv mil mad Dum am nA
mmim TIM; MWIM. < I
GLOVBB, BOeiXAT, LAOS Ml RS.
mug bbsbb ranamras.
E RAIDA. BOTTOM, OWtAMI««. *
’bFEIBO BOBBBT TAIMKUC 5,
IVOBT ABO BHBLB COMBS,
-BFBIE9 BTTLA6 BADMORAD SKIRTS.
hoof busts, oobsbts.
Aid u ilafiat niWy it TAHOT
HOTIOVB Id (rioalß lowu U»j cute
i“ rrt ~ XACRtni *OMl»,
IXMARKBT ITBSBT,
-h UiWW twtJih **& DI««M»A.U *2*l
TOHKPH HOBNB * 00„ : !
® rr ud romuk St Street,
j Am »*nta* •» «b» UWHI a SB. P*K» «M»
dutnabaUcarf
iKßWiimawnili.- -
acnmagg, | .
■^^^SSu
Mfeafenuaitot .
. T.inTTO * OEILDkin UltD*MA*k.
JOiEFaHOBSI&CO.,
l Sca. T 7 AHSINUIUT SIMM.
jjhw .. x'-'l-M
HOOP SKIRTS -
. jcbt uungrriD at ■ -
M. Burchfield’s,
X. X. «or. 4ft «d *•**«•■
■IW PiBIHIiH noil
WIDB TAJB KIM;
SBTO MOM, ef a«rat MliK 1
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