UNCLE    SAM'S   TAILOR   SHOP,
Come all you  " Free Americans,  ob African descent,"
De wisest ob all " meas
consent!
We're ordered to de Tailor shop to git our " measures " took—
Dar is no shoddy   in  de case, for Uncle Sam's de
" crook/'
Oh, Cffisar—Sambo—Pompey I
Be movin ob yo' boots,
And go to Uncle's tailor shop,
Aud get you bruu new suits,
De Iady-killin Gumbo has gone and got bis cloze,
And makes a big sceut-sation now in ebery crowd
he goes ;
He wears a fur-trimmed obercoat, aud broad-cloff
pantaloons,
And wid de ladies passes all de blessed arternoons!
Oh, Cieseir—Sambo—Pompey !
Be movin ob yo' boots,
And go to Uucle's tailor shop,
And pick you out your suits!
Go airly fob de Gubermeut has  lota ob suits to
make !
Dar ia four millions measures which de " crook "
has got to take !
And chery morning airly de shop is always full,
And the clerks is very busy wid de cottou  goods
■  and wool.
Oh, Ctesar—Sambo—Pompey !
Go airly fob your suits,
Dar is lour million measures,
And you'd better move your boots!
I's bound to have a suit of cloze—I'll   take a long
tail blue—
De greeu horns dey de greenbacks make and ocear
ob 'em ton !
I will not for de 'speuses stop, when to de shop I's
went,
Dey're paid by " Free Americans" ob 'Mcrican de
ecent 1
Oh, Ctesar—Sambo—Pompey 1
Be moviu obyo' boots—
Go down to Uncle's tailor shop,
And git your Sunday suits!
wheo I start out on my campane wilh my show,
wliarever I pitch my litlle tout, you shall see
floatin proudly from tbe center polo thereof the
lAmerikan fla^, with nary .a star wiped out, nary a
gits the Gubennent's'.sinpi? less, bnt the same old flacthpt bas allers
Iflotid thar ! --mil Uie pi ice of admisbuu will bv ibe
same it allers whs—15 cents, children hull price.
Feller Sitterzeua, I am duo. Accordingly I
squatted. Artlmus Ward,
An old toper by the mime of French,   afler in
dulging quite freely in bis  accustomed   beverage
used himself in leasing a nettlcsome horse. Tli
animal,  not  fancying   his : familiarities, suddenf
ared,' and the disciple of Baeclius found  himsei
sprawling in au adjacent mud puddle.    Gaiberiiij
imsell up as composedly  as   his situation would
How, he shouted to his son, who was standing hy:
" Jobn, did you see uie ki cit that 'ere boss? "
" Whv, uo, dad ; lhe boss kicked you 1"
"Reckon not, John.    One or   tuther   of us got
badly histed.    'Taint me. John, for I'm here."
VINE   GROWERS.
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Making.
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the Vine in California. Numerous Illustrations.
Oue large volume of 420 pages. Price, post paid,
to any address, So 50.
N". B.    The above work is   well worth   ten time3
its price to any vine grower in the State,
__- Address orders to
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Booksellers, Importers nnd Publishers,
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ttarl4-mS
An Irishman lost hia hat in a well, and was let
down in a bucket to recover it. The well being
deep,  aud  extremely   dark   wilhal,   his   courage
led him before he reached the water. In vain
did he call to those above hiin to pull him up ;
theyleuta deaf ear to all he said—tili at last,
quite in despair, he bellowed out :
'* Be St. Patrick, if ye dou't draw me up, -sun
I'll cut the rope ! "
The Irish Parliament, in 17S4, sent a bill, limit-
ing the privilege of frankins, to England lor the
royal approbation.    One clause enacted :
•' That should a member be unable lo write, he
might authorise anolher person to frank lor him,
provided ihat on the back of the letter so franked,
the member gives a certificate, under his hand,
of his inability to write."
A young lady in one of our rural districts w
once escorted liome from au evening part? by
young man to whom she was not particularly pa
tial.    On taking his leave, he remarked :
" I rucss I'll come aud see you agiu, uext Sunday night."
" Well, Bill Smith," replied the lady, "you can
come as a friend, but not as a feller."
Bill didu;t go either way.
A boy recently from the the country was taken
into a gentleman's family. One eveuing after
he had beeu called up into the the drawing room
he came down iuto the kitchen laughing immoderately.
'■What's the matter?"    cried the cook.
'■Why. hung it," snid he ■' there's twelve of 'em
up there who couldn't snuff the caudles, aud they
bad to ring for me to do it."
CULTIVAmHIES DE TIMS!
Modo de Cultivar las Vinas, Hacer,
y Modo de Tratar los Vinos.
CON NOT AS Bobre Agriculture y Hort enltura
prcp.iradas por A. 0. H&RASZTHY, Comisionado nombrado por la Legislatura para in-
f or mar sobre lu mejori-a y el modo mas propio de
cultivar las vinas. Con numerosas ilustraciones.
Un tomo grande 420 pagiuas, se puede remitir sin
costo niugnno por $5 51).
JVota. El 1 ibro arriba mencionado vale mucho
mas que por lo que se ofrece al publico.
^£S* Ordenes para conscguirlo so deben d3 diri-
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IN   5THLE    PROBATA   COURT.
STATE OF CALIFORNIA, County of Loe Angelea. In the matter of the estate of RAMON
IBARRA, deceased.
T)URSUANT to an order of tbis Court made tliis
1 day, notice is hereby given thatTUESDAY, the
3Lstday of March, A. D., 1883, at 10 o'clock, A.
M., of said day, tit lhe com t room of this Court,
in the City and County of Los Angeles, has been
appointed lor hearing the application ol CAYE-
TANO A. IBARRA, praying that a document
oow ou liie in tli ia Court, purporting to be the last
will and testament of Ramon Ibarra, deceased, be
admitted to Probate, and that letters ot adminis-
ion be issued thereon to Ramoua Feliz de
Ibarra and Ciyetano A. Ibarra, at which time and
place all persons interested therein may appear
aod contest tha same.
Attest ; JOHN W. SHORE. Clerk.
Los Angeles, March IS, 186;!.
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Photo-Albums of Pictures and
Poetry.
PHoto-BiMes and Prayer-Hooks.
Onr stock of these novel and unlqneBrticles, together
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same, ia much the. largest on this I'mist. mui lor v-ind.y
:uul general excellence in second to   none in  the  United
""superb family bibles
ELEGANTLY ILLUMINATED AND ILLUSTRATED—
printed with new and beautiful type, on the finest pri in;-,
—and hound in ttie most substantial manner, with mas*
sive Clasps and Ornaments.
PItAYKR BOOKS,
■   In everj variety of siie  and style ol" binding,  plain or
vichU* paneled  Morocco, with or without Clasps, lor thi
PesOletieule or Pocket.
Elegant and Accurate Editions oftlie Poets,
In Morocco Antique, From Homer io the modern Long
fellow, Tennyson, .Mrs, I'lr-owiiing. Miss Procter, etc. etc.
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On my return to my humsted in Baldinsville.
Injianuy, resuutly, my Teller citizens extended a
invite tor me to norate to 'em oti the Krysis. I
excepted, nud on Hirst Tuesday nite I peared bei a
C ol upturned faces in the Red Skool House. I
epoke nearly as foliera :
Baldiuavillins : Hearto4, aa I bave numerously
observed, I have abstained from baving any sen-
timuents or principles, my pollenics. like my religion, being ol a exceed iu ueeommudntm charnc-
ter. But tlie fact can t be no longer disgised thai
a Krysis is otiio us. and I feel it. is my dooty to except your invite lor one consecutive nite only, I
presume lhe infiammertory individooala who assisted in projuciug tliis Krysis. know .whatgood sbe
will do, but I ain't -shamed to btate that I dou't,
ecaccly. But the Krysis is hear, She's bin hear
lor sevral weaks, and goodness knows how loos
she'll stay. But I venter to assert that's she's
rippin ihiig?. She's knockt trade iuto a cocki up
hat and chaued bizneea of all kinds tighter nor 1
ever chaued1 any ol 'my liven wild beests. Alow
me to hear dygress and stait that my beests al
present is aa harmless as the new born babe. La
dies and gentlemen needn't have no tears on that
pint. To resoom—Altho I can't exactly see what
good this Kryeie can do, I can very quick say what
the origerual cawz of her is. The origemal cawz
la Our Alrikan Brother. I was into Barnim's
Moozeiim dowu to New York the other day and
■saw that exeentrie Etheecpian, the What la It,.
Sez I, " Mister What Is It, you folks are raisin'
thunder with this grate country. You're (rettin
to be ruther more numeris lhau interestiu. Ii is a
pity you coodeut go orf sutnwharea by youre-
selves, and be a nation ot Wbat Is Its, tho', if
you'll excuse me, I shcodent care about marry'tn
anions you. No dowt you're exceediu charmin to
bum, but you're stile ot luvliness ian'nt adapted
to this cold climit." lie larfed inlo my face,
wbich rather riled me, as I had been perfeckiy vir-'
toous and respectable iu my observashuns. So
Bez I, turuia a leetle red in the lace I apect, " Do
you hav the unblushin impoedenls to say yon folks
haveut raised a bis mesa ot thunder in this brite
land. Mister What Is It 5" He larfed agin, wnsser
nor bei, wbareupou I up and sez, " Go borne, sir,
to Afriky's burniu shorea aud taik ali the olher
Wbat Is Ua along witb yon. Don't think we can't
epair your iutetestin picters. You Wbat Is Its air
on the pint o! smasbin up tbe gra test Guv'mem
ever erected by man, aud you aciooally hav the
©wdassily to lau about it. Go home, you low
CUSB ! "
I waa worked up to a high pitch, and I proceeded to a restontor and cooled off wilh some
little fishes biled in iie—I b'ieeve litey call'em
eardeena.
Feller Sittersuns, the Afrikan may be Our Brother. Sevril hily respectyble geuileraen, and sum
talentid females tell us so. and for ar^ymeui sake
I mite be iojnoeed to grant it, tbo' I don't heleeve
it myself. But the African isn't our sister, and
©ur wife, and our uncle. He isn't sevral ot out
brothers and all onr lust wife's relashuoB.. Hi
isn't our grandlather^aud our grate grandfather
and our aunt in the country. Scacely. And yit
numeris persons would have us ihink eo. It's
troo he run-a Oongreas aud sevral other public
grosserys, but then be ain't everybody and everybody else likewise. [Nolis-n te bizuess man of
Vanity Fair: Extra cbarg fur ihis larat remark,
It's a goak.-—A. \\r,
But we've got tbe Afrikan, or ruther he's got
ns, and now wbat air we going to do about it ?
He's a orful noosanse. Praps he isn't to blame fur
it. Praps he was creatid fnr sum wise p'urpuss,
like tbe measles and New Englan Rum, but it's
mity hard to eee it. At auy rate here, aod as I
statid to Mister What Is It, it's a pity be coodent
go orf snmwbarea quietly by blase If. whare he
Cood wear red weskits and speckled neckties, and
gratteriy his amblshun in varis interegiin wase,
Without havin a eternal fuss kickt, up about him.
Praps I'm bearln down to batd uponCuffy. Cum
to think on it, I am He woodeui be aicb a infer-
naUioosanae if the people would let him alone,
He mite indeed be iiifereatin. And now I thinkot
it, wby can't the white peple let bim alone.
What's tbe good of coutiunerly stirrin him up
with a ten foot pole? lie isn't thn sweetest kind
of perfoomery wheu iu a natral stait.
Feller Sitteizens, tbe Union's iu danger. Tbe
black devil Disunion is trooly here, slarein us all
aqunrely in the lace ! We must drive him back,
Shall we make a 2nd Mexico of ourselves? Shall
we sell our birthrite for a mess of potash ? Shall
one brother pat the knile to the throat of another
brotbei ? Shall we mix our wbir-ky with each
others' bind ? Shall tbe Htar-spangled banner be
cut np iuto dishcloths ? Slandinhcre in this here
akoolhouse. upon my native shore so to speak, I
auser—Nary!
Oh you fellers who are raisin this row, and wbo
in the fust place startid it, I'm 'shamed of you.
The showman blushes for you, from his boots to
the topmost hair upon his wenerablehed.
Feiler Sitterzens, I am in the Sheer and Yeller
Leaf. I shall peg out 1 of these d«se. But while
I do stop here I shall slay in the Union. 1 know
not what tbe supervlzere of B ddiusvil'e may conclude to do, but for one, I shall stand by tlie Btare
and stripes. Under no circum-tances whnisom
ever will I aestsh. Let every Stait in the Union
&e*esh, and let Palmetter Bags flote thicker noi
shirts on Square Baxter's close line, still will I
stick to the good old flag. The country may go
to the devil, but I won't!   Aud next Summer
I have biougbt you tbis biil until I am fairly
sick and tired of it," said a collector to a creditor,
upon whom he hud called at least forty times.
You are, cb ?" rejoined the creditor, "Well,
then, you had better not present it again. There
will be two of us pleased theu ; for to tell tbe
truth, I'm sick and tired of seeing that bill myself.*'*'
Will SellTuem.—TheCont
>nased a bill providing for tLt
,aken in arms during the war,
he prize money. "Free Amer
;ent" will not be eXctMSgfed
This will operate as a damper
thusiasm of pome of the tree b
derate Congress bas
sale of all negroes
tbe captors to share
cans oi African des
ike white persons.
»n tbe  military en-
This is a dangerous period ol the year for colds
People should be careful. Mrs. Partington says
he has got a romantic affection in her shoulders
be neurology in ber bead, and the embargo in the
egion of tbe j eular vein ; and all from opeuiii)
he window to throw a bottle at a couple of bei
igereot cats on the shed.
"I'll bet a trifle." said old Meredith to I
hai*', " that our Giles is go ins ciazy, for li
niug at the plough, and he is gri uuiou at
and he is grinning to himself, wherever
•'Pooh 1" replied the old woma'i : ,l doa'l *■
he got a love- letter thie mornin'?"
ribed,
R. E. RAIMOND
COMMISSION MERCHANT
_No. 105 Front sired,
(Between Washington and Merchant streets,)
SAN FKANC1SCO,
will  give  particular   attention to the
Purchase ami Shipment,
as well as to the
SAL.E OP   MERCHANDISE   A»'»   PRODUCE
RE. RAIMOND having been established in Sau
. Francisco aiDce 1849, and having been continually engaged in liie Commission business for
Merchants and Producers of the Southern and
Northern const of California, as well as with tbat
of Oregon and Washington Territories, feelsconfi-
dent that he will be able to give entire aatiisaction
to parties who may entrust their buaincss to hia
care. J.v'6
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For aale bv the gross, at
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IN   THE   Pit OB ATE   COURT.
STATE OF CALIFORNIA, County of Los Angelea. In the matter of the estate of YS1D110
REYES, deceased.
PURSUANT to an order ot this  Court made this
day, notice ia hereby given that
Tuesday, the Bis/ day of March, A. D., 1863,
At 10 o'clock, A. M.,of said day, at the Court Room
of this Court, in the city aud county of Loa Angeles,
has been iippoiuted for hearing tbe application of
ANTONIO VILLA de REYES praying that a docu
ment now on file in this Court, put porting tobe the
last will and testament, of Ysidio Reyes, deceased,
be admitted to Probate, and that Letters of Administration be issued thereon lo Antonio Vii la de Reyes,
at which time nnd place all persons interested
therein may appear and contest the same.
Los Angeies, March 17th, 1863.
JOHN W. SHORE. Clerl<
45 21 Bv Joseph Hdb^r. Jr., Deputy Ch
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Lower side of Plaza, mrar Clay St.,
SAN .FIMNCISCO.
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GENERA LAGENCY.
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Also, have a Real Estate Agency, and attend to
isineas in that line. 'eb22
WAVEULi   NOVELS,
* different, or!ition.'!—from  five  to  fifty
mely bound.
Aml>rotyi>c Copies of Fine Pictures
and Statuary,
Plain and elegantly framed, including in part. Raphael's
Jliuloiiiiiis. nnd Gems leinn Mui-illo, CurevE". His ba, Roche
L-mdseer, Herring, Sruit, etc, more beautiful than ec-
gnivings, it.1111 much cheaper.
JUVENILE   BOOKS,
Including Linen Primers, Moveable Tny Books and choice
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and known al   piwent     Tli"   liiMovftrer of tbe   abovw
■medic.no  ''■"•- '-bdiu ii-   infr-Uihilit v in all case.i of Rlieu-
"When you send round the lestive decanter, my
convivial friend," paid Orson to Valentine, '■ it's
little you think lhat if John B. Gougti saw you in
the aet he would propably liken you to a noxious,
if uot fabulous tree—lhe deadly You pass, yon
know.-"
We observe that an Inventor has lately taken
out a patent for an improvement in " operating
swells in musical instruments." Should the thing
take we may soon expect to see some ofour you on
meu of fashsion grinding barrel organs in the street.
IN    THS    PROBATE    COURT.
STATE ©tlT CALIFORNIA, Couuty of Los Angela. In Uie matter of the eslate of MAllIA
GERMAN de LUGO, deceased.
"QUltSUAVF to an order of this Court made tbis
JC day, notice is hereby given that
TUESDAY, the 31st day of March, A.D., 1863,
At 10 o'clock. Aid., of aaid day, at the Court
room of this Court, in the City and Ccuuty of Loe
Angeles, lias been appointed forbearing the application ol ENRIQUE ABILA, praying lhat a document uow on tiie in this Court, purporting to be
the last will and testament of Maria German de
Lugo, deceased, be admitted to Probate, and that
Letters ol Administration be issued thereon to
him, the said Enrique Abila, at which tune and
place aU persons interested therein may appear
and contest the same.
Loa Angeles, March 17th, 1863.
JOHN W. SHORE, Clerk.
45 By Fra-XK. LECfiuvi-iKuit, Deputy Clerk.
"Don't stand there loafing,' said a professor at
i'ranklin and Marshall College to three students,
landing where they ehouldivt.—"We're not loaf-
ng," said one ol them, •' tbere are only three ot us
and it takes leaven to make a loaf.
Hearing a physician remark  that  a small bio
wculd break lhe nose, a rustic standing by exclaim
■d.—'Well I dunno 'bout   that.    I've  blowed  my
nose pretty hard a good  niaiiy times, and uevet
broke it."
Orders from the Traele and from parties throvgh-
out the country are respectfully solicited, and wc
pledge, ourselves lo fill the same with the utmost
care and attention. Any desirable work published
Within the last forty vears, may be found upon
shelves, and at the Very lowest rates.
A. KOMAN & CO.
Nos. 417 and 419 Montgomery street,
SAAT FRAArCISCO.
"IFI keep on dyeing my whiskers, they'll draft
me for under forty-tive," said a perplexed citizen;
■'aud if I leave off dyeing'em, Polly won't have
me. Any how, I calculate I'm in a tarnation fix,
lor I hate fighting, and can't give up Polly."
"Well, Spurt," said Quiz, during a discussion of
ihe tax bill, " tlie tax will come pretty heavy on
you." Ofi me ? wby V Because income is to be
taxed,   aud every body knows tbat you're a nin
SUMMONS.
STATE   OF   CALIFORNIA.    Ia the Justice's
Court, San Bernardino Township, in and ior the
County of San Bernardino.
THE People of   lhe  State of California send
greeting    to  JAMES K. TOLLES.     You ar.
hereby summoned to appear betore me,   at my ol
fice in the   Township   ot San   Bernardino,   in tbi
County of San Bernardino, on   the eighth   day of
April, A. D., 1863, at iO   o'clock. A, H., to answer
unto lbe complaint of E. K. DUNLAP, who seekf
to recover lrom you the sum of two hundred dol-
trs, for two hundred gallons cf wine sold and de
vered.  ae per account  on   file,  when judgment
ill   be   taken   against  you   for said amount, to-
ether wi'h costs and damages, if you tail to ap.
pear and answer.
To the Sheriff or any Constable of said County,
greeting: Make legal service aud due retun
hereof.
Giveu under my baud,  thia sixteenth day of
March, A. D. 1863. THOS. DICKEY,
m21-3t     Justice of the Peace of said Township.
Alumn.—An  alumu spring, und a grfat bed of
ofthe substance itself,   as  pure   as  the imported
article, has  lately been discovered  iu the immed-
vicinity of Virginia City.
The editor of an Illinois abolition paper is so in
fatuated with Lovejoy that he pronouuees him t
mau lhat would 'do to tie to.' Whereupon thf
Albany Argus exclaims, " We hope tke sheriff of
Ihe county will take the hint."
A Person speaking to a very deaf man, and get-
ling angry at hie not catching his  meaning, said:
iy,  it's plain as A B C."—"That may  be sir,'
replied the poor man ; " but I am D E F."
"How well he playB for one so young," said Mrs
Partington, as the organ boy performed with thi
monkey near lhe door; and how much his leltlt
brother looks like him, to be sure !"
Remark by acity scavenger: "When dead horses
aud other garbage is left lyin' loose around a camp
the noospaper reporter writes and says: "Our army
is again assuming the offensive."
If women lead meu to the verge of a precipice,
aud the men then throw over, the men do a very
wrong thing, but only, perhaps, what tho women
have cause lo expect
Big Eagle.—An eagle, measuring seven feet
seven inches Irom tip to tip, waa shot near Red
Blutl a few days ago, but not fatally. He is beiug
exhibited iu Sacramento.
ID a Chicago paper, a woman advertises  a i
whom   sh«  is  virtually married.    We  suspect
there is a difference between  beiug married
tually aud virtuously.
Free Masons.—The order waa founded in Cali
rnia in 1850, and there are  uow 136  lodges i
the Stale.
A. BUSWEM, &, CO,
"Book Binders, Paper Rulers, and
Blank Book Manufacturers,
517 Clay and 514 Commercial streets, between
Montgomery and Sansome,
San Francisco.
Blanks, "Way Bills, Bill Heads, Brief Paper, &c,
Ruled to order, at the shortest notice.
Blank Books Ruled, Bound, and Printed to order.
Old Books Rebound.
Orders from the  country by tetter or express,
promptly attended to. aug!)
IN THE PROBATE COURT.
STATE OF CALIFORNIA. County of Los Angeles. In the matter of the eslate of MANUEL
REYES, deceased.
PURSUAN 1 to an order of this Court, made this
day, notice is hereby given that
Monday, the %Mh Day of March, A. D.t 18S3,
At 10 o'clock, a. m., of aaid day, at the Court Room
of this Court, in and for the County of Loa Angeles, has been apooiiitcd fur hearing the application
of AN'CKLM. REYES, praying that a document
now on file in this Court, purporting to be the last
will and testament of Manuel Reyes, deceased, be
admitted to Probate, and that leuers testamentary
be issued thereon to him. the said Angel M. Reyes,
which time and place all persons interested
ppear and contest the samo.
ARilS k DALLAM,
(Successors to HawMiurst &Sorn,)
IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN
WOOD AND WILLOW WARE,
AXD MAN'UFACTUirERS  OF
Brooms, Pails, Tubs, Washboards,
Churns, &c„
?rw.a
and
ovr'.stta-&
healthy moti
n l.mlv-
-thei
■ 1.
rr. il 1ms
t bears
TH
RteroR-
rio
t under  mv   ili-nl
v to IVillun*  the  mod* of
ijiiciiiliiiS  the  cei
ifioataa of ].h
■siciHDB  or
aerations, :ip;!iicu
ions ol fvi<.*!■■ (1.-.
or by th«
ni'i, in nn   half lo
lentil,   for eve
i the most
sh. I will lhei*<*f«)n
leave to th«s
nquin-personally.
men who huve
been cured
raps  of the iibeve
lismsev and
■vho can be
;:;;;.;'i;^f";i;':i
village thro
al   conviction
iphont the
far   moif*-
■nilieirie of persoi
- Unit ;:t<!  far
fvjiu being
lit Of   1
■Hcslaid.
Tint should
ertiRentes rt-grn'rliiij; the cures performed by Ihis me.
ine they call sit. my ollice and 1 wili show them cerii
ate*-* of true merit, which huve >>Cfn sent to me volu
arily, without itp]ilyIn'.; I'r.r ihem, or by borinj; indiv:
nls'to get them.
Forfaletff DR. ADOLPHUS.
ADBlrrs.—Crowel .t Crane, corner of Clnv and Fro
treets—Redinglon kCo.. Clnv street— llor.il, comer
Washington ami Battery ats., San Francisco.       |B2lU*S
Agent for Los Angeles..
Dr. IJ. K. MXI.FS.
SCOVILTvS
-AND—
STILLINGIA,
—01!—
BLOOD AND LIVER SYRUP-
IT is highly recommended by phyBloUns  to  cure  the
following (liscaiitiij, Inivii:;; l.irrii' origin in  ;i  disordered
state of the blood.
bcrofula, Til tar or Prilt Ithenm, g est. hi head, Canker,
therein
Los Angele;
\U
cli 18th, 1863.
JOHN W. SHORE, Clerk.
nk Lecouvreur, Deputy Clerk,
Dickson, deWolfl Co
OFFER FOR SALE
"WHISKIES:
CKiVTIJRY-JA'JOB V.VN HORN'S.
El'llKKA.
PI(),\BEU-VVn. II. DALY'S.
"XX"   FINE   OLD   RYE.
"AAA"    VERY OLD AND CHOICE.
VALLEY—WM.   H.   DALY'S-IN CASES.
—ALSO,—
WM. U. DALY'S  CLITIS HOUSE GIN.
fTlHE above WHISKIES are all copper distilled,
There are two kinds of cats—one with nine lives
always Jail
* upon other's itaoks,
upon iheir own leet, t,
A man at Newcastle, who served four daya on
thejury, says he is bo full of law that it ia hard
work tor him to keep Irom cheating somebody.
Marriageable young ladies are prettily called
waiting maids.
A solitary liue tills out tilt) colmati.
choicest selected Rye, and are m
Tered in the market wilhin three years after tbeir
istillation.    Tbe stock uow on haud is
From Four to Eigrlit Years Old.
These brands of Whisky bave been favorably
nown in lla'ilornin during the last six years, and
m constantly increnning demand for tbem attests
j III eir exeellene!! and  uniformity of quality,
They are commended to the trade aa among tbe
urest Imported into this market.
For Sale ity  all t)le principal Dealers In this
1HCKSOJV, DEWOLF&CO,
ftb2S Sole Agents, Sau Fraacisco.
, San  Franciseo.
PASTURE.
THE undersigned informs the citizens of Los
Angeles county, that he bas one nf tbe best
Pastures in the county, and has an abundance of
■water, corals and stabling, attached to same, with
all the varieties of clover aud grass, both green
and dry, and solicits public patronage, at the low
rate of 50 cents per week.
The above pasture is situated six miles south of
town, between the old and new San Pedro roads.—
Parties wishing to send horses to my pasture, will
please leave them at Moll's, or Edward's, or Taaft's
Stables.
#m   Horned Cattle hot received.
E. W. SQUIRES.
Los Angeles, August 16, 1862. (im
F O K
San Luis Obispo, Santa Barbara,
San Pedro and San Dieg-o.
ON" and after the first of April, and until further
notice, the steamship
SENATOR,
.COIIMANDEIi,
T. W. SEELEY	
Will Make two trips per month on the Southern
Coast, leaving Broadway Wharf,
On the 3d and 18th of each Month
AT 0 O'CLOCK, A. M.
E3T Bills of Lading will be furnished by ihe
Purser on board.
For freight or passage apply on board, or at the
office of S. J. Heusley, corner of Front and Jackson strceta.
dec9 S. J. HEKSLEY, President.
el lit
The-medical ji
iili gtilltagia :
yvliu
liite
.i the Fa
frUilns,
is are cured ■
Feifaleff,
frvod  by lhe
lla in conjunction
mciliciii men to be
nd  purify
■■--.le:
and
';,;'''-..'■   \:.,.'i[/..1 :'''.;'
S&Ts&parfUn
Dgallimpu-
(■rrci
Fac
■i- li
.1 cl
rily
"iy,
all
iug a litiillliy action to  all th*
•ed in its favor from many mem-
Itv wduld,   ivcrs   we   to  jiublitli
<■■ supervision of nne  cf the old-
em ists in theVotfcfry, (Mr. W. S
as   to   insnrfl   '■"<   uniiovmity of
n all its iniri-crlienti.
to purify ami   elennsp the blood,
humors ami kpvurlty, we afaeit
leaving ll   free. I'roin
with confidence, thei
Bold by all Druggists, and by
BLEIIINGTOIS St CO., Asenta,
4.09 and 411 Clnv street, Em fraacisco.
Also, hj
II. H.  MFLESi Apothecaries Hall,
ap2fl Main street, Los Angeles.
P.  X. Hii ST,
AGENT  OF
A.   SEIBJi; 11 I.ICII,
BOOT & SHOE MANUFACTURER,
OF   PlllI.ATIKl.riilA,
fWarebtmsfe, ai4 Cbtlfbrnia Wtoeit, below
Batiny Street,San  Fvanelseo.
Constantly on hand, a large n-i.soitcd 8toc& of
Gentlemen's, Ladies, Misses, and
Children's Wear,
Of Bupcrior quality;  also, French Calf Coot Legs
and Hoot Fronts.
F. X.   KAST,
Solo A^cnt lor California.
^^■Country Order*? promptly attended to.
Evff   i
VOL. XII.
LOS  ANGELES,  CAL.,   SATURDAY,  APRIL  4,  1863.
XO. 48.
Cos Angeles Star:
]'UHi,r;-!i[i;o mvkrv hathiuuy MeRNiNP,
At the STAR BUILDINGS. Spring Struet, Lo
B ¥   M.   II AHULIOIV,
TERMS:
Rab^eriptionft.pf-'r annum, hi.advance. .$5 00
For Six Months    ■' Pg
PotThree M.mths   3 00
Single Number   (' 12^
Adaerimmmtt inserted at Two DoUnvs per square
often Hints, for the firril, insertion; and One
Dal'lar per square for each subsequenl, in'-iortion.
A libernl (lefl'intiou nvuVi to yearly Advertiflere.
Sari   iPtAlMSt-sfod Arirtnoj'.
Mr. 0. A. Oil (.WB is tbe only authorized ngent
for the Los Ax^xbs Stau in Snn Frnncisco.
AU orders left at his offlug, Northwest corn
Waahiogtoo   and    Sansome  streets,   Govvirnmei
uilding, (upstivirs) will be promptly attended to.
list&ess €nht
C .  E.   THOM,
Attojney and  CowsiseBior at law
los angi*;lus.
Office in'Pico ^utldingS, Spring Btreet. jyS
DR. J. C.WELSH,
PIIYS I.CJ'AJV AND Sjtt ROEON
Office, CITY DRUG STORE,
Ollice 'lour;
Main street, Los Angele?
) to 12, if ; and  2 to 9. I'M
Aqfrust "1, 18
er of
II OTELS.
BELLA UNION HOTEL,
LOS    ANGELES.
.!OII\ KIXC, & lUAsiltY IIAIHIEL,
"Propiiatoi-s.
rnHE SUBSCRIBERS linvin:; leased tbc abtr.-e
i named Hotel, wiaii to an»ore their Inenda
and the travelling pnljlic that tliey will endenvoi-
to keep tire Bella Union what it has always been,
THE RRST HOTEL.
IN SOUTHERN CALIFORT*rriA.
Families can lie  ■aceommorlated with large,"airy
rooms,' or fiuits of rooms, well furnished.
Tiie Bills of Fare
ehail be inferior to none iu the State.
AU the Stages
to ami from Los Angeles arrive at and depart from
this Hotel.
Tlie Bar anil BiTfiavd Saloons
shall
patt
A  strict  attention, and  the
a filuAl find thai, tiiis  honse will  be   carried
i first class Hotel ou-^ht to be.
Angelea, May 31, 18(12.
UNITED STATES HOTEL.
IMe*,!!*. Street,
Los   Augeles.
TUE3iJ3SCRli-ii<:R baring leafed tbe
abo\*oestabiishment, begs leave to in~
I'onn tin; public that he lias relitted and
unified it throoghoui, and that ii.
.." conducted in tlie very beat style- The
tablewUI beliberatly BoppUtfd with everything
thi-; market afford*, and every care will be iak!HI
Ki niiLke the UNiTED STATES HOTEL a oom_
lurtabte horn-e  for hoarder^.
A'tWchmJ to *he Hotel, ia aBTLLIARD ROOM
aad B Lft, where the btiSfi of liquoi*.-; and cigars
nre ki-pt.
Tr*rms moderate, to suit the times.
Miners eoniin^   from   or  to   the mines ofBol-
-com-jF.', Putosi, Mohave or Snn   (-runnel,   will   find
this h convenient plane to meet their lrieni.1-*, or to
obtain  .T*"nrable information.
A BAKEliT is also attached to the Hotel.
UIUH MESSMER.
Ia,os Angeles, Nnvcmher Sth. 18ii2.— tf
H-.2
i     -\
MM.
m
SAN FKANC
nini3 famous prorrietor of t
X well known and old estabrUhed Efl
begs leave to inform his pa trims and friendr
that, on ami utter the. lirst of November, lSli2, he
will remove from the old iii lapidab'd l~n.i i Ji 1 i n u" on
Broadway, when: he bag re-mlni since June, 18E1
and will open that SPACIOUS AND SLEGANT
BRICK ST&UCTURE, winch wa* built expressly
for a hotel, oii the south-east corner of Saneome
and t*ioe streets. The Building ia fire-pro,A arid
supplied throughout wiih gas, and waier by the
Chrystal Spring Water Gompanv, and ev-rv 8O0-
venieuce is otfered at this Hotel ; l\\-m ms bei tic
ail well ventilated, large and coionwdioa-, bdH 1
do not hesitate iu saying that the BROOKLYN
will be second to none in the Slate. Merchants,
Miners, Traders ami all others visiting the oity,
are invited to come and examine for themselves.
The Brooklyn Hotel Ominibus will convey you to
the House free, and il yon do not like the accommodations it wil! oust you no thi tig. The Omnibus
will always be on the wdiarfon the arrival ol the
inland and ocean steamers, to take pas--eiiL:ers and
baggage to the Bote). The Brooklyn Holel is
conveniently siiuated, being lo thc central part of
the city, where tiie cars of the city Railroad pass
the door every throe minuies each "my, (o all parls
Of Ihe city. There is a large Reading Room attached to the HousJ and Library coiHe.iniiig 500
Standard Work*, exclusively for ihe use of ite
guests. Rooms will be let by the night, week or
month, with or without board; also, suites of
Rooms tp families or others at reduced ra*efl.—•
The Table will always be supplied with an abun-
(Unce ol the choicest and best ilie market can afford, ami no expense will tie spared to set a table
that, will defy the criticism of tbe most. faetldiouB
epicure. . JOHN KELLY, Jjjnr.
Sau Francisco, Oct. Slid, 1862.-.aio
S.   &   A.   LAZARD,
Freiicli,   Efigllsh   and   American
Wry Goods.
Oornerof Melius Row,Los An<re!es. ' 1  02
PHINEAS BANNING,
FOBWARD1.VO and COMMISS10.\
AGENT,
Nev/ San Pedro and Los Angeles-
F. P. KAMI11EZ,
KOTaVRY PUBLIC,
OOice wiili S. B. Srrcnrru., Esq.. Tample's Blotrl
Frti.th,  Jtltt^UA,.,   ttittl ^jnu.isl. Translated.
Coll.-e(l„f,s rvlnila,   Ac.
Ik.   LEHMAN,
PI.AirS A5.-D ORSAMEIVTAI,
SIGHT   I»^.IB>TTII*^rC3-,
CAPiRfAGE PASNTING, ftG.
Inquir
i Shop.
DRUBS, MEDICINES, &C.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
APOTHECARIES'    KALI,,
Sl-.ein street, riemly Opposite Commercial.
Dr. XI- H.- 3M.-*sm*_IiI&
HAS 0-\r HAND,  nnd
one of tbe most complf
.\ledieines and Chemicals, !
together  wii.h all the Patent ItediciueB of the  tiny
ft.ISO a fine as-iortinent ot
Perfirmery  and Toilet  Articles.
constantly  adding to
: assortments of Drags
All  of win
quality ; wl
md of tlie best
or Retail on
npounded * at  s
H. R. MYLES.
E1MANGIPATJON — A.\    AUOLITlO.\    VIEV
JMilirniura oi Liberty !
No maeter, and no slave.
The Edict hath gone forth.    All free!
rYee a:-; lhe uiiclnunt-d w;*,ve.
Free ! like the wind unchecked to rove.
What cure we   !hrou£h what forms :
Or if the waves should merely prove
A vehicle for slorms?
Led on by your fpoatic zeal :
Imp ired beyond control:
We shoot to hear the Old Ship's keel
Grale on the fatal eboaf;
tet Union's comp&ss wander far,  |
Or point the treacherous strand ;
Wepteer by Abolition's sittr—
Tliough to a -deserl land 1
The Constitution and the Laws
We scatter far and wide ;
And, if essential to onr cadse,
We " let t\ii_ Union slide 1 '
Old Freedom's cloak may, after all,
3)eek S*itaii"s dress parade ;
A mask for murder's 'carnival
And insurrection's raid.
The 'Temple may be laid in dt^t,
(jr wedded to the torch ;
Ane] rapine wild, and parage lufit
Be graven o'er ihe porch.
But is it not for Liberty
Tbe crimson banner waves?
And forty millions of  the free
Are sacrificed to slaves ?
Who, but our gallant enptaiu boasts
A rallying cry like this?
A demon is our Lord of Hosts!
Onr Battle Prayer a hiss!
Ye, whom this Ed'ct fain would bless,
Lead on ! ere yet loo late.
Not Glory, but Licentiousness,
Stands guard at Freedom's gate '.
FALL AND WINTER TRADE.
IMrORTICRS OF
CHOCI^HnY,
O^alol© 0\xtX©x»y,
CLOCKS,   MIRRORS,
Plaited and Britannia Ware,
jive on bund and are constantly receiving a very
iree  and  full   assprtfoeot of  tho  above Goods.
hich they are selling in (jaantfties to suit, at the
Very Lowest Market Kates.
"e call particular attention to our  CLOCKS
WATTS' NERVOUS ANTIDOTE,
ANi} PIIYSICalT.   RllISTOltA'nVE.
rpHK MEDIC.iT, WONDEK OF THI AGE—
.L Tiaa most powerfdl and wonder'lnl medioiae
<rver discoverer).
1 are of
:   JITE W-   IIA V
A VS MA.\
(Ftumttrh/  the  .
a'.V
CLOCK   COMF.1-
ICTURE,
ie   Company,)
SOLE AliE-N'IS FOR CAI.li'OnXIA.
THE ATLANTJ) MONTHLY.
Beginning- of a New Volume.
The Number for Jariuar-j-, l.S6r!, begins
THE ELEVEN fH VOLUME
Of tine  Vtlantlc Monthly.
v;
THK JDKSTSXi" OF THE WEST.
Some one a few years ago, wrote a hook descrih-
ing all those " great baliles oftlie worlu"v>bc!i
have decided tlie deetidles oi empires and givyn
direction to Isistory ; bnt we predict thai uo luster
iau ol lhe past, ihe present, or tiie luime, will ever
be able to make auylbiug out ol' tiie battles of
Shiloh or Muifreesboro, 01, iudted, of any Joiiybi
iii tbe valley ol iLc Mis#iBsij)pi, Those on the line
of ibe Potomac, on tin; contrary, represent an
"idtV—the 'idea"-oi "impariial treadom" with
negioe*-—tbe veritable 'iirwpiessible oob&oI ' be-
rw-i.rii .Mas.-iiOhu^eUs and \lrginin, and will be referred lo in uli coining lime us a logittai and leg-
itimtile eollMoti 0; iireeoncUable principleH.—
Massac usetis believes her ten thu^and negroes to
bn black-wArne men, mid therefore fdrot* tfiem
iniu the status oi 1 lie cuizen. Sbe is wiser and
better tbau Virginia 0' course, arid Iherelore de-
niruics that tbe L.iter shttlJ do likewi.-e, revoluiion-
i/,r; its Byetem and anniigiiuiate tbe uegro in it.
To accomplish this end, tne forms a party and
gets possession of liie common government of ihe
States, whicb is 10 be perverted into aa instrument for (Vicing: 'impartial Iretdoui.* or amalgamation with negroes, on tbe people ol tbe bfQtb
True, the ehiets Oi tl is party do not- wir-b 10 live
out their "principles" iu iheir own families, iodecd,
in their blind impiety, arc Btterfy unconscious of
lhe horrors that^onld fumliy nivtilve lbeir own
r-tciion, sliOdld tbey succeed, lor aWaJgateMtee
would not om}' ne-iroy Sncicty and cividzation in
the South, bur, in Ai feaeliou at, tiie Nr.rrth, wonid
demoralize our Dete'dere*te sy-ietn aod reud.-r liberty itself impossible. I'ln; Scuih, endangeied by
this huge and devilish lunacy 01 " Abolitionism.''
seceded, witb^pe*. and usterly refused to recognize as its Obiel Magiettate one, who no only d.d
Hl.1 represent lbs -.vill and wishes of u single citizen i:. BlteeO Suites, but who wns pledged tuenrry
out ,; principles.,: which, if he Imd ventured io
avow tliem twenty years aco, in the streets of His
or any other attftlH-ra city, would have onased his
being mobbed and beaten .viih rot -en egg* 1 Bm
tbey should have su mi tied, of course, to those
pledged to use lhe prestige and power ol thocom-
mon government, against "siwery'J—agamst fcbe
peace, order and -safety of soeieiy, for ibe ■•^ladual
extinction*' of Hie supremacy ol the wliite cit Bed
and in Invor of "■impariial Ireedom" and consequent umaljamalien wdLi tbeir negroes— for lbeir
children if net tli-r nisei ves. Yes, ihey shouid have
su bin i lied to the forms of course, tbo ugh the
spirit was utterly rL-Hd, and trm-ted to tbe ballot
b.'Xijti tbeNorth) tor safety, especially us the
" Iii ends of the Soulh" were in a minority in eveiy
nortberti Slate, and there wns not a single po-
UiCian amnn'g tbem who did not ar-seut to lbe Innd-
ntnenla. priiifip'e of'lhe Abolition partv, aud ihus
_live up   the wHole question   at Hie atari !
On the contrary, tbey, ler.ily believed tiiem-
?elves the best possiblejudires of tbew own s.iieiy.
'*b'.db o! tbe measure and of tbe mode bl recess,"
as advisVd long since by Jr-ljerson, and as tbe prospect ol having their righis dr (waded by others.
while tbr y stood still and look: d on. was, io say
the least, rather dubious, iboy look their desiiny
in tbeir own bands, and plueed themselves, for
ihe time being, beyond the scope of a government
til Us pL-Tvered from an instrument ol common ben-
iitc nee into a macliine of sectional ruin. Oi
Coarse, we repeat, tbey did wrong. Tbey ehetuMI
have sn 1)111.1 ted, at nl events 11 tn.il all the dipuri-
nients ol tiie Federal G-vt rnment, a? well as nil
ibe governments of the northern Btausa, were in
tbe hallos of lbe anti-soulheru pany, and ili-n,
belore ib>m, and
low them raise colton, tobacco, sugar, -fee., and
Providence bar- beatowfed on them tiiis mighty river
ior tiie' exdiaiigeol tbeir prodneis. In tbeoaU
ural order ot ihn.gs, aud lhe developineni, of Democratic inaiitutious, tbey. should acquire Cuba,
Jamaica, Havti, Central America, -tc, and reeiore
industry and civilization l<j ihe ini-turalij fertile
and genial regions jiow blasted and withered by
tke hdenus Abolition noi it; ion, and, if tieoess-nv.
tbe n,a:i at the northern sources oi the great 1 i ver
should come to lhe aid of the man at fts southeru
outlet for ihe extension of so called slavery and
the accomplishment of tbe'r commou destiny." The
Citizen of Ifbu'eisor Wisconsin, in exchanging i.be
producs of Bis \&boi with itie producer 01 ihe
S nth, -bonId r.ave sugar at six cents a pound, and
other things jn propbrti6H, and-on,.; day, when re-
a-on j*tiid int< rest, ioetead oi I0II3 , and crime, and
fanaticism, r&ie the hour, all this will be teal zed.
Meanwhile, these people of tbe great valley,
ihese American Democrat', Whose interest-- and
wfiose dunlintes are iodivir-ibli**, are cutting each.01 h-
,er fi tn roats with the utmost lifry. Aaob«*ved; there
is no diff-reitc.-, evtn, ol abstract Beotfinetit. fv,-
like tlie E..st, ibey refuse to .nnr.ilgamate tbe Begfti
111 tiieir system, as absolutely as in MiastBeippi,
sod ii really lorced among .hem by New Keglaud,
Illinois, &c, wou.d fi^ln as promptly lor 'slavery,'
or for refining the negro in his normal condition,
as does 1 ti ti '.iji'.n-.-T. \E:vt, te..;;. ere these brotb-
ers re the great valley fighting for? Why. itis
said a '-jf,;. 1 '■ Weii. thai Would do. certainly [j
the ■■]; if! represents their principles ; but if otherwise, if it is made the symbol of all that tbej bate,
andjafl tbat is hostile to tbeir own w Hare, wby
then, tbey are as besotted and afej-ect as tbe tfaveS
of Euglund or iln-sia. wbo worship dolU in tbe
form of kings, Again H is sutd, tlmt they are
figiitiiig for "iree trade" on tbe KiflflteBTppi-Jthal
is. fight log for the tariff plunderers of lhe East,
who tax tbem all alike, aud against ].'■-,.. .iei uni In s
traders of the lower Mississippi. It, is ail a delusion, a criminal, awfi^l mistake, Tne meu ol tbe
West utterly abhor AbotttioniHD, Puritanism, Tar-
iiiivn. a6d all the otinr devil isms of New England.
Tuey want free trade and Union with ail Americans, bul above wil, with their own natural brothers
of ibe lower Mii-aisstppi, rather than witb Virginians or Ye-rmoriters ; and if New England resists
this, haA demauds special privileges iu the lorm
oi tarifla, aud moreover, insists on tlieir cutting
each other's throats to carry out her "idea" of ne-
groe>, tbed let her t'nEk to it thai the disunion
which, she creates is not visited on her owu guilty
head.—JV. Y. Caucasian.
Tim BoJralenneBfl ofthe eoiitead.
A careful consideration of the recent debates in
Con«rew, and ol the d scnssions ol the more influential ol the radica, press, shows a lack ot confidence among tbe leaders of tbe abolition party in
iheir ultimate success iu this war. Tbey do expect to B„ exasperate the sections that restoration
will be impnsMOIe. They are confident of success
la this direction, and having accomplished it. tho
programme of Simeon Cameron, as disclosed in his
revelations to Boyer, Is the programme ol ihe war.
lhe detank of the eon;*(,iracv bave not bi'en developed— possibly they are not matured,—but Mr.
lhat be was
nd  dreamed
The
of the friends of '
might re
Walts' tier
la an effectual remedy for Wakel
ing and qniieting influence ia ren
Watts' IV-ei-vons An
Will cure Delirium Tremens. N<
Epilepsy. Twitching oftlie Facia
sions, and Pulmonary ci
Wima' JYer
Will act, unnn that st:
Tftte Host Essays,    tlie Rest Stories
TUe Best  Poems,
list of Reg
■ Contributors.
.7,ANTIC   Stiff of
tS.
system !
:ietyof
, pu
ilyi
\ skillful archite.t begit
ation, and gradually but i
;th and vigor until nothing i
-Ue at retail   by all Druggis
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THI-: LBAOIHTG   IVRTCICKS OF AMU
1   Lin :i\'iievs Hiini.. o m.t is, on  application ti
TIC KNOB. & FIELDS,
135 Washingion street, Boston, Jl
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!PS,
iid. Bui ihey met (he Abolition
lhe i-hesliold, ie.siead of Bgfetiog ior ihe
m of soeii*iy at- the henribsione, mid
ind bai bfiBH poured out like wa-tur 00
Vn*giots, the eaiisc oi "impartial fr e-
,.,o, t.i.ir, Boatried in the bun! of Wash.
1 tbe northern "['Mends of the South"
Mr, Lincoln to abandon the -principles-1"
v, nnd lo "Stun d by the decision ol Tne
ourt, of course there would have baeB
11, nor one drop of b.ood spilled in Vir-
tberelore it is absolutely certain Ib.at
on the Potomac are fou Jit tor lbe idea
tial freedom*'' on one side, and ihe
m of society end the true principles of
iilioii OD the other. Bul the baUleS in
*e ut.fiii'.at least by those who do the
3 repre.-e:s! something entin-iy d;flVrent..
s not vei ; 1 * j 1111 ti-eu-taed^ and if tbe actual
:s!iou "were before if. wanid li.iln ler
■erv" rather than :;mal <ranuis 1011 or ■•im-
dpm." 'I'fiey are deitided ftitd bin rayed
:.,. and made .lit.* loola o! \v*.v lv:mir.;nl
d faaaticissi. All the people living on
ipni nre the s-nme people, have the same
-ame iniererds, and Kneed it)!:) 9»ofi*Qt
other bv diftant nnd remote commun-
yiHiea tnev Sgbt are among ihe saddest
world ever saw. and enough to make
s weep. Tbose of lite upper Mississippi
, pork, beef, Block, •fee., while those be-
Tlie Illinois Resolutions.
following resolutions were introduced in the
Illinois L>-g;bla'ui-r*. J*.,n. iUi,h ;
Wlieieus. Abraham Lincoln, at the commeuce-
nient o'l lbe present unbappy war, declared, in
every official 1 aper that came lrom his hands, that
the sole object ol the prosecution ot ihe war was.
aud should be, for the restoration of tht
the laws as our lathers made them ;
Whereas, By hie subsequent acis, he has proven
to every unbiased mind that euch oow is not liis
intention iu the further prosecution of the war,
and thut lie has willlully deceived ibe soldiers by
inducing ihem lo lake arms in, as they supposed,
an honoiable and just cause, wbich he has turned
iuto a dl-hoiiorable and disgraceful crusade against
lbe established rights ol the states ;
He bas declared martial law over every loyal
State in the Union ;
He has without authority 0' law or right, impri-
soind our citizens in loathsome dungeons, and refused them the ri^ht ol speedy trial ;
lie has sanctioned the Inking of tbe lives of innocent, peaceubie, and respected citizens of.lhese
States, to alone for the acts of others ;
Hh has by his prochunation of Jar:. Ist 1863, die-
regarded lhe reserved rights of lhe tital.es, and at-
t-mpied, by that proclamation, to equalize the
white aud black races, and to excite servilcinsur-
reciion 111 the southern States, thereby involving
lhe innocent with the guilly, without refereucc tu
age or sex :
He has persisted in listening to and carrying out
fhe conusels of men whose avowed doctrines are
inimical to Iree government ;
He bas divided a State wilhout the cousent ol
her Legislature ;
He has degraded Ihe Union army by receiving
negroes into the service ol ibe United States ;
He bas forced negroes upon us, against our often
expressed wishes, aud tue constitution aud laws of
our S'ate;
He has squandered the nation's wealth, and made
US B banlirupi people :
ISe has suppressed l.beny of lbe press and free
speech, leuied ouly by lyiatds;
He has closed the doois of churches, and de-
pr ved citizens ol ihe Statea oi the righl to serve
God according to the dictates of their owu consciences ;
He proposes to involve us in a system of ruinous
taxation, tor the propose of purchasing negroes,
against tbe will and the interest of our people ;
He has pandered to New England capitnlis-s, in
nol u.snig means al bis dispossal for opening the
Mssrfsippi ny-et _
He has giveu Bau'cUon to a measure luiown as
tbe Mottil tariff, tinner which the East is rapidly
tiiricliiog ilsell at the expense of the We,4;
Against alJ ot wbich we 00 now enter oor solemn protest, and dteinre i t to be our firm aud fixed
intention to submit to these wrongs and UBtirpa-
lions no longer J th:U we wid. es we have hereto-
lote, sustain tbe adujinistrajtiou in all its consiiiu-
tional r:c;s: therelore he il
Resolved, hy lhe House of Representatives {the
Senate con cur ring herein). Thai, in our Bj iufon
tae lime lou coin-j when in accordance witb the
Constitution, Li becomes necessary to call a con-
v-uiiou ol ali tbe Stat"fl For the purpose ofebnsi-
ilrri Ing oui iiaiionul d tlicnltits and adjusting the
Home. We would therefore, reC'.*mu;ei)d to aM the
States ihat the Legislatures iheieo!' appoint Com-
missioi ers to meet ta national convention, to be
held in thecity ol Lonisvil.e, in theState ofKeu-
1 ucky. on Hie tirst Tuesday hi the monih of -Apiii,
A. P. 1863 : aud we would memorialize tbe Cou-
trre.-s oi the United Stales 10 obtain ,\a armistice
aid cssatlou of hostilities now existing befweed
lhe difieretit sections oi our comtiiou Country, for
the purpose alotesaid.
Resolved. That ihe speaker ofthe House be requested to transmit a copy of ihe Idierioiue j r -amble and the resolutions to each of the Governors ol
Hie States, and request ihat ttiey be lair] betore the
l-rgisratures of the same ; also, 10 I urn ish web oi
our Senators and Representatives in Congress from
ibia State Wij'b a copy hereof, aud request tbeir
concurrence therein
Caw, S'ni.i.M.'.N. oh lbe (ioth Indiana Regimen
has returned home from lbe seat of war wiih liis
men. He condemns tlte president's Emancipation
i'i oeiroiralion. and says ibat neither h im-e! I Dor
bis meu will bight an abolition war; that thousands of others are daily leaving the army, ar d
positively declare that they will light so longer.
The Constitution is his ioa-l—the Union fits mono
and says tbat individual rtghte shall uno must be
fr cuv d under this Government, even should the
laetabolitionoist's bead roll irom the block.
not alone; ibat  oihers saw vis
dreams.    WVfd a« these visions may now seem, tbey
are not impos-ible of realization unless resisted in
time by the people.
Those peoplo wbo ho: estly thiuk that emanci-
patiofl and exterminating war are the only foIu-
lions ol the naiionai troubles are mere fanatical
theorists, incapable ol the execution ol methodical
ptcject.sof any kind. Thev are useless in any
country or pany except to agitate disturbing qucs-
iiousand stimulate angry Strife. These men are
but an unimportant minority in lhe abolition party
of to-day. In that party are apostate oid-line
whigs and democrats who are as skeptical respecting the correctness of (he present policies and
principles o| tbe war as thev we ol the authenticity of the Book of Mormon. They beleive with
Mr. Oameron tbal under present policies " nothing
is more certain than that the South will gain her
ind-pendence/' They are political gamblers, stak-
i!!* |!|i; MiiBtenee ol the government in a game
winch tliey hope to lose.
The administration bave no hope of conquering
a peace. A part of tbe Capinei never supposed
tbe emancipation nroclamation would have any
other eii'ect thau 10 biiug disaster and defeat. If
any part of the Cabinet ever beleived it would
prove of any practical benefit in ihe war they are
now undeceived. Thftjr now know the utter hopelessness ofihe war under the proclamation.
Shall Union-loving men lie required to give
tbeir treasure and blopd in a crusade that is not
only hopeless, bat if the restoration olthe government be hs object, is destructive of that object?
When this administration acknowledge their de-
leai—jvben the abolition leaders in CoriL-ress confess that the nation ie bankrupt and success impossible—when the chosen newspaper organ ofthe
parly asks in despair for but ninety more days
ol trial—when the abolition pulpit announces that
our destiny is not in our own bands but in those
of -'God and the nearo,:'— shall we still pile the
debt at the rate ol £2.500,009 a day, and still send
armies  to new iields of slaughter ?
Every lilc sacrificed in such a war is a murder
by those whocarry it on. Under no circumstances
can any people be required to give life and trea-
sore td support of a hopeless contest. We have
sacrificed enough oi blood—we huve brought up-
Uuion and J 011 ourselves enough of desolatiou—there ara
enough of homes where light bas gone lor ever,—
and our efforts should now be directed Where they
may reach thu purpose tor which the war begun.
We must enlorce the will oftbe people.—the
obebience dueto the constitution—the demandfor
peace—or ihe Camerons who plot and prophecy
will execute 0   ' '
lifiil
-Chicago Times.
Vidian dig iimst for Governor of Ohio.
The lol,owing letter speaks for it sell:
House of Ektrkskn-tatives.     )
Washi&'qton, D. C.   Jan. Hi.   18S3.   ,
David F. Cable Esq. Stubeiiviile, Ohio—Dear
Sir: 1 have reeeived your letter on behalf tfl the
Central Committee of Jefiersou country, slating
that "it has, been extensively circulated that I
wholly reiuse to run for the nomination" as Democratic candidate for Governor of Ohio, aud io-
qniriiJK as lo my position in regard 10 it.
Iu answer, I would say that ihe desire has been
freely and cordially expressed to me from all parts
of the Slate, that my uame may he used in convention fur that purpose, and I have yielded to lhe
wishes ol my friends. My name therefore, will be
presented t0 the Democratic State Convention in
connection sviili that ofiice : and if it be the belief
of the Democracy ot the Stale as expressed thiough
that convention, that I may be able in that posilion
to aid end hasten the re-union of these Slates, and
therefore, tlie return of the prosperity and btess-
inga of other and much betier times, and iheir desire lhat I shall be their candidate, no hocorable
exertion, however great, ehtdl be omitied by me iu
the canvass to huve tbe nomination ratifiied
1 hrough the ballot-box by a triumphant election.
Having clung to the Old Ship when the storm raged fiercest, and clouds were blackest, and Friedas
were fewest, I will uot desert her now when upou
smoother sea, with gentler and more prosperous
winds around her.
Satisfied however, that the convention will, iu
any event, act wiseiy and soundly, I shall yield a
cordial an'd ac'ive support to the choice ol tbat
Convention, whoever he  may be.
Thanking my friends En Jelferson for their kindly feelings as expressed ia your letter, I am, very
truly, C. L. Vallandigham.
A Si'Fctacle—What a speclacle we present.
A President who i- -., coarse j-sier,
' A Congress, which is it mere (actions cabal.
A Cabinet of rival chiefs of cliques,  incompetent   for rulmirri-dru'ion.
A Judiciary mocked nnd defied.
An Army, sacrificed by mismanagement.
A mivy, useless for good.
A Treasury., exhausted by corruption.
A Currency, depreciated   by shallow   devices of
igQQr&uce.—Jr.  Y. Argus,
Astocxdixo Dispatches—Under this heading tba
Louisville Journal ofa late date has the following:
The dispatches announce that there will be some
astounding changes at Washington witbin the next
twenty days. Let us guess al wbat they will probably be :
Tiie President, overpowered by mental anxieties,
will retire to the shades ofa lunatic asylum.
Halleck will be sent lo Corinth to dig h last ditch.
Slant on wil! call alf the troops in the Ikld to protect, his house.
Chase w.il paint his back green and try to pass
as a leg&l tender out of lhe Administration.
Sewitid will have the alternative to read his
eiglit hundred pages ftf correspondence and the
President's message, or retire.
Tlie Attorney General will try to get naturaTz-
ation papi'ts by painting black ; because, according to bis opinion, blacKs aie citizens of the United
Stales.
Hamlin will be  arrested as a fugitive shire.
The Secretary ol tlie Navy will have learned of
the !oss of the Moniior.
Tbe foreijii powers will make it an ultimatum
thai we shall recognize the Soutli—as a part of
the  Union.
All tbe slave*" enancipaled by military authority in the Sou:b will tie sei free by Jeff. Davis.
The teJegraph will announce that, most astounding developments will be made within lhe next
twenty days.
Plain* Talk.-A .-1 lunch D.i moerat in the State
of .Illinois, in addressing the Conservatives,
through the columns ol ihe Chicago Times, uses
the biiloujng strong language :
"Let a* form 'Union tuviucible Clubs' eveiy-
wliere. I >r Bel f~ pro tec'ion, and atnnd up boldly and
fearlessly, and defend onr sons and our kindred
»bo are now baring iheir breas's 10 southern
Bteel wai facng tbe caanou's moulh. by Sinking
to lite earth auy abolition disunionist who dares
to brand ns who the Infamy ol secessionist, tory
or traitor ! Let it be understood that ihis dooming iasnit is 10 be met with cold iead nnd glistening steel. Give nil pr eeHj bigots, mob-exciting
cowards, sneaks and ihugs, to know ihey have inaugurated ■ leeling terrible to trifle witb—a lire
they cannon qurneb/'
The IcaditiL' org.ui ofthe Roman Catholics of
Ne-.rYeik, andthe official organ ol Archbishop
Hughes—the Menronoiiton Record—in a long article on "The New War Policy —Proclamation of
President LinOfiln," says—"ii required only thin
measure to render lite work of restoring thc Uuion
something very like an impossibility.