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, 1860-12-29

MAIL CLos,SGs.-1n tho closing Of mails at
the Chicago Post Office, the following changes
have been made, to-wit: The morning mail
for tue Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Rail
road now closes at $50 H. ~, aud tlc evening
mail for the St. Lonis, Alton & Chicago Rail
road Dow closes at G:30 i. ~
, 1860-12-29

70 Gas Fixtures. New Goods ard New styles
p:;cc. 10 suit The times. At II. H. WilinaEths +. .
So,.h c1.,t street, Lec!91st
, 1860-12-29

NEW STEAM tEsSriS FOR tntCAG0.--At
.fanitowoc :wo tirst-eloss steamers arc being
',nilt =: that place, for Capt Goodrich, Of this
.i:y. The first Is screw steamer, 10 take the
i'acc Of the o=on.z, and her dItncnticns are rs
follows Lcpgth, ,1o3fee:; breadth at load linc.2d
,cct; on deck, IS feet: Depth os hold. II feet;
t,a-thcn, about $50 tons. This boat is to be
launched about the mi.lalc Of May.
The sccnt,d is: s;dc-whccl foat to take ihc
:l3cr Of the Huron. The Dimensions are:
Length, $50 feet, heatr, oo;' IL feet; dcrth
If hold 10 feet; burthen about :;S' So tons.
Her cabin is to b. finished in thc style Of the
steamer Comet, aud shc VII be Tilted up with
liberal regard 10 comfort and elegance. Ac-
coriin. to thc terms Of contract. she Is to be
completed by tho middle OF March, when
she will he towcd to Milwaukee to receive her
machinery. The Propeller is intended for the
Chicago and Green Bay line, ard the steamer
will probably run on the route from Ailwau-
| Zee to Manitowoc and Two Rivers.
, 1860-12-29

last opportunity to hear this most interesting
aull instructive lecture on Temperance is now
offered CUR cltizens. He will address tho
Young Mems Christian Association Mt Metro
politan Hall, this saturday. evening. By
fpcc;ai request, he will incorporate in this lee
turc his most eloquent Apostrophc to Cold
Water, which none but John 3. Cough can dc-
liver Secure your tickets carly; they may be
knowles slloe store, undcr the Hall. This Is
the only opportunity to hear Mr. Cough during
lis present visit.
, 1860-12-29

sE- Nc==rs. II. II. {. HlL1E1: + Co., . tIaIk
street. b ve sttll on haal Il lew tl th.'ee many
kcaali:-l articles II Jewelry AMI silycEware, for
": III the demand duEin: the past w:ek was 70
great. Ne=srs. MliIr. + Cas- .fock Is cnt:scl5
new sId comprises r.any patterns and styles OF
goods acyer before offered ln Chicago Remember
:lvir address. s. ClaEz street, opposite the Ex-
chang: Hank.
, 1860-12-29

E-ca!l on Dub ois 1: ~; Deasto2 street. base
,ava, o: Portland Bluek, AMI get yoar Sign Paint
fn.- i,-. che,o1y. dcc19cit
, 1860-12-29

CHICAGO MERCHANTS Assoc1A-1os.-T!;e
Chicago Merchants Association will hold
special meeting a: the usual place on Saturday
eExening, December goth at ! O'Clock. Ali
2mFnbtrs are earnestly requested to represent,
:ns important business will be under considers
ton. Members elect Of the next Legislature
are specially invited. II. LADp, Sec'y.
, 1860-12-29

~ save the loo-e change loc the holidays
wnea cue gives prcssnt 10 his wife. sister Ut low
CT, he desires to be remembered often: therefore,
be scrsi sib!c, and give that which will be heforc them
frequently. and which viii pay fos it=en in COMO
nv over othes lights VIZ: \ Kerosene or Coal OIL
Lamp. We have just opened sumo rich imported
! Bohemian Lamp+. Call aud =ee tirsa as-Sa'.E's
Lamp and Oil Emporium. T.: clask stseet.
lie. 1s-c ud-.t
, 1860-12-29
4 BAY MARE,

T OST.-On the evening Of the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-06
Urn Pnohs.


ID II. MACY's CLEARING SALE;
H. MACY'S CLEARING SALE OF MAN VILLAS
MACYps CLEARING SALE or LACE POINTS.
ME- = CTE.RING SALE OF FLOUNCING LACE5.
MACY,S CLEARING SALE or NE Al LA'ho'
MACYS CLEARING SALE Or LAOh oobhAi.'
MACY's CLEARING SALE OF SHANh hAOhS.
MACYS CLEARING SALE or TdhEAp LaCto'
MACYs CLEARING SALE OF PUSHER Walls
MACYts CLEARING SALE or OEBANDlNE Val -.
MAcYis CLEARING SALE OF GRAPE GOODS
MACYS CLEARING SALE OF SCOTCH COLLARS.
MACY,s CLEARING SALE FRENCHEMBROIOERIES
MACYS CLEARING SALE OF LINEN HANDKsR-
CHIEFS
MAcY's CLEARING SALE OF HEM-sTITCH LINEN
HANDKERCHlEFS.
MACY's CLEARING SALE OF FRENCH EMBROlD-
ERED HANDKERCHlEFS.
MACY'S CLEARING SALE OF WHITE GOODS
MACY'S CLEARING SALE OF CURTAIN LACES.
MACY'S CLEARING SALE or CURTAIN MUSLIN.
MACY's CLEARING SALE OF LACE CURTAINS.
MACY'S CLEARING SALE OF LINEN GOODS.
MACY'S CLEARING SALE or HOSIERY.
MACY's CLEARING SALE OF GLOVES
MACYS CLEARING SALE OF MIrrs
MACYS CLEARING SALE OF LADIES UNDER
LINEN.
MACY's CLEARING SALE OF CENTS UNDERWEAR.
EVERY DAY THIS WEEK.
II. II. MACY, Nos. POI and 206 6th-ev
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-06

HEATH HOUSE Scho0ey's Mocntam Springs,
Z viii be OPENED on MONDAY Msy 81 Families wish
c Arrangements board do by letter TO the
Proprietor D. a cHoWhLL.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-06

COIONY LAND for SALE.-6,UUO acres OF
Available FARMING LAND situated in the forks OF NSli-
NAbOTANY Rll FIR lowa This hne tract compact BODY
s miles NJ and NJ Railroad the direct road from
CIioago Council Blul and miles east of Council Buns
About two-tds Il II Is meadow land onethird meadow and
nnsrd roe prairie with suf cheney timber well atared
by springs bordering the rverior dnce OF I'VE miles
lie soil IL unsurpassed richness and al arabic.
This land is deserving the attention OF those seeking settle
mont Tor colony there being excellent site for town the
center OF the tract 1t will be sold only in body and not d.
yded Terms easy Inquire Of -.
49, EORACE EXERETT. Council Bluffs. Iowa.
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GOLD WATCHES Mt HALF PRICE.-For
W ssle Gold Hunting and Opensce Watches from T r
sise A. good few for : u and 10 esca o"'e
houu 10 y n - 1t.
J. II. BARRINGER. 10 7 Oadway. Poo % ~ r..
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fnrniinre.

FIRST PREMIUM Enameled and Grained
Il CHAMBER FURNITURE, In III celcn and styles also
Aelg al ,ery description article Warranted epe
ssnt~d L. c. WOODBRIDGE, Nos. aud sallysn
three doors from Cenals-
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Go h)bom it Hlap Concert.

~ NJ. P.-I mail a letter for you to-day WED
~ nesday) and Thursday, 20 N. CLOSE
I HEREBY FORBID all persons TO HARBOR
4 NY Wife, ANNE Connolly, as shall not be responsible
dets traced by her oi her board she having LETT
NY bed and board without any proyocation my part
JOHN CONNOLLY.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-06

CURNEYs GALLERY,
W No 7o7 Broadway 6rsi bock below sne Ne~HcrkiHotel
o. Exhibition,
THE DYING TE-CUM-SEH
and oss pieces Satusry by the celeb Sculptor
Ch1yaer Perob Of Rome pupil Of hs oireDowHsd Thor
valsdeE-
MesA GURNRY SON. by solicitation Of iosers Of Fin.
Afs eSpus tb abcse works 81 art and
havina ID o. the Stndo in their establishment sps
feOG tbs -.
PHOTOGRAPHIC EXHIBITION GALLERY
are confident that the will De veil repaid
Open iIo1 10 a. ill p II. Adio lson, y cents
N B1he Photographic Exhibition Galley opsp FOR Free
Inspection from 8 IA. tin p
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-06
priniing.

At JAMES EVERDELLs--Weddin Cards,
"A NOTES 1cThese celebrated engraved Cards be had
only al the old Gard Depot No az Broadway Duanet
ENGRAVING and PRINTING (half price).-
IL Wedding At Hone, and Note Papers &c Business Card
Blfi-ud Portraits &c. at KELLY's No a Fulton-st ~ Y
WIN. EVEBDELL & SONS. No 10i Fulton-st.
w Latest style. OF WEDDING CARDS NOTES EN-
VELOPES. &c. (Esabhshed 1851
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Gcnses to Eef.

A CHANCE for MANUFACTURERS. : To
n LEASE or LET BULDlN q. 1890 fee, suitable for any
rseIuns purpose the corner Of Erie nd south An st.
ety-f Jei,ey City 10 JAMES MCGEE Nos 81 aud N
hassau st.. hsw-l ok
CTORE TO LET-Ho. % spruce-St. Also
- WORKSHOP ia the rear inqnire in the ONCE oil tho
Tyre Fornirry ri T. &. CDRlELiOU.
ITO LEASE,
Foot Of ilgth.st. East Rivsr
For Manufacturing Purposes
The BRICK BILnING 5Osl0s Steamenglne Waterfront OF
~ ofiCO feat with Dock with . 10 10 Lots,
end Croton Water -.
tn, location OF TINS property being 20 near the su wy
Water front being available Tor vessels Of anys renders
more Available for any Kind Of manufacturing pup 'han any
our IrP 1 "a " WIZ J. " WATSON Harlem,
"fF'' At the Steamboat Dock l5Otb-st
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Real Gstatc for Gaie.

ORANGE, n. J.-COUNrRY SEAT Of TO
~ 26 acres near to depot frstcass improvements rich soil
plcuy Of fruit pure spring water. hot and cold carried
though the buildings. Apply to l. Patton Co. II Wiam 81
COl N1RY RESIDENCE for SALE.-A very
desrbl property nsisting of six of land IA beiut
nI oder vith gardens shubbery, lawn and abundance oil
fruit The odious, having Is rooms, wen ar
apred with water throughout range IL kitchen water /. sup
OF BAN canisge house. and able are complete Inns pace
ia one honr rde Chambersst Depot Hudson River h
road IL viii sold with without tho Furniture OF the
house Apply to l. V. WILLIAMS, No ~ 9th ay:. or
p H. & ". WlLLIAhiS. No. 81 Walker 1t.
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aousr- furnishing Souos.

A NOTORIOUS FACT.-The cheapest and best
,arv Gc IL T. d. BASSFORD'S
the Cooper Institute. Astorpsce, % aud 'h s's
DROADWAY VARIETY STORE, No. 329-Patr
=. Cn.ler Bid W.aheI kanes
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1860-05-26
Mr.. Curtin affiliating with Gid
dings at Chicago.

The character of a man is justly estima-
ted by the company he keeps. After the
nomination of Lincoln at Chicago, Mr..
Curtin, Of Pennsylvania, appeared on the
same Platform with Joshua, r. Giddings,
Of Ohio, to endorse the nomination. Gid
dings is well known as one of the most
violent and uncompromisng Abolitiousts
in the country, who has done as much to
create and promote this anti-slavery agita>
ton as any other man in the land-his
long Congressional career was devoted en-
tirely to the encouragement of abolition
fanaticism-he has uttered the most fear
full imprccations against the South, rival,
ling in ferocity those of Garrison and
Phillips-he has repeatedly declared with
ia the past year that he and his followers
in the Western Reserve would not support
any man not known to be Il sound and
radical Republican, untaintcd with mod
crate or conservative views. The nomina
ton OF Lincoln, man of the same extreme
stamp, proved entirely satisfactory to Cid
dings. He appeared on the platform and
endorsed Lincoln without the slightest
hcsitation-and he was followed by Mr..
Curtin, the " "Pcoplo's Party candidate
for Governor of penusylyania-Mr. Cur
tin who has hcsitatcd to ayow himself a
Rcpublican-the same Mr.. Curtin who
could not support Fremont in 1s5G, and
who processes to be opposed to the radi-
calism of the Republican party, This as,
ISOLATION with the most bloody and vim
dictive Abolitionist III the West is beau
tiful commentary upon Mr.. Curtin S pro-
fessions of moderation. He seems to have
forgotten the part he was to play in his
joy at the success of the plots he went to
Chicago to promote, and in the first flush
of excitement following successful treach-
ery,he embraced old Giddings and shouted
congratulations from the same platform at
the nomination of candidate who has
surpassed even Seward in anti-slavery
fanaticism. Since Mr.. Curtin has recor.
nized Giddings as friend and fellow
worker in the same cause, we hope that
he will not come back to Pennsylvania,
and labor to play the 'ole of moderation
any longer, 1t will be the worse for him
if he does, for after his performances at
Chicago, that man must be blind and deaf
who does not know that he is Republican
and nothing else - a Republican of the
GiddiDgs Lincoln " irrepresible conflict
cahna1
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1860-05-26
The L. & B. Rail Road.

We are happy to announce, that the
Lackawanna and Bloomsburg Rail Road
Company, have completed their Extension
through to Northumberland, distance Of
eighty miles from Scranton to that point,
and forming direct communication from
the North Central Road at Sunbury, to
the York and Erie Road at Scranton
Col. NJ. w, JACKSON, the General Super
intendent, accompanied by Mr.. Conductor
Adams, and few other gentlement, ran
their Engine, on Tuesday last, from Dan
vile to Northumberland, and made the
back trip up gradc-in 40 minutes. This
great enterprise is now completed, and
early next week, the Road will be formally
opened.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1860-05-26
Evans Gift Book Store

GEO. G.. EVANS, Esq, the originator Of
the Gift Book business, and one of the
most successful Book Merchants in the
New World, to-day, invites the custom of
the county to his Stock of Books, through
the Columbia Democrat," a channel
through which many advertisers have made
fortunes. Mr., Evans Philadelphia House
ia the largest in the city, keeps the great
est variety of Books in the United States
and offers purchasers inducements unsur-
passed in the known world. Moreover he
uniformally gives present with the sale
Of every dollar book worth from 25cts tt
800 90, and sometimes, worth mucl
more. And all who ever dealt with GEO
e. EVANS, unite in pronouncing him ;
gentleman of irreproachable character an(
honorable above suspicion.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1860-05-26

CHICAGO, Monuay, May IA, lOOV
The Committee acting for Edward Bates
h ave issued an address to-day giving va
rious reasons why that gentleman should
be nominated for President. They say
Judge Bates, though both Il theoretical anG
practical emancipationist, is a native and
lifelong resident Of a slaveholding sectior
Of our country. His nomination, there
fore, would be u ST gnal and final rc!uta-
ton Of the charge Of scctionalism so ull.
fairly, and yet so effectively urged against
the Republican party, and would render
the tire-oating threats Of disulion iu ca {
Of Republican triumph, palpable, futile
and ridiculous.
lie is the favoritc candidate of the el tire
Opposition Of Missouri aud will be sup.
ported by them, not merely with cuthu i
asln, but with Il confidence of Success
We firmly believe Judge Bates nomua-
tion would nearly dissolve the organizu-
ton which has presented to the nation the
highly respectable names Of John Bell and
Edward Everett, and induce nineteenth,
Of these hitherto known rs Americans, Old
Line Whi:s, Union men, &c to cooperate
heartily with It's in r,scuing the country
from the hands into which she has been
permitted to fall
We bel eve now by united Oppo ,ition
Pennsy lyania and Ncw-Jrrscy will be-
kept unit d, aud by the nom n /, ion OF Ell
ward Bates, Indiana illinois and Oregon
will be carried and triumph in Nov,m.
Der thus placed beyond cohtroj,r,y. In
conclusion We say, We cntrcat you to pre-
sent the name Of Edward Bate, is the OIL
i've branch to the various parties which
carnc tly desire to overthrow the fillibus-
tcring Slayery-cXtcndin: sham Democracy
as rroifcr Of fratrrnization and kindly
regard. Do this in Il generous, magnaui-
nous spirit, and you will have vindicatcd
our cause from the Unjust but damaging
! limputation Of scctionaism. The address
was signed by II, p. Blair, Horace Greeley
John d, Dctrees, John G. Nogel, james
B, Eals, Dr. \. Wammcr, Committee,
Such is a dispatch to the New York
Tibu"e, and the result of it all is before
our readers. In another article in this
paper, we speak Of the scctionalism Of the
Republicans, the appe1roncc of which Mr..
Greedy desired to avoid, but did not do SO,
as the rejection Of Cassius VI. Clay, of
kentucky and nomination of Hannibal
llamlin of Maine proves. And to prevent
all possibility of doubt on the subject of
the mnational spirit and determination of
Republicans Judge JESsop in the convcn-
ton desired to amend ~ verbal mistake in
the name Of the party 1t was printed
in the resolutions "National" Republican
party lie wished to strike out the word
"National" as that acos mol ihe mum, Lv
'ch'ch The purity 7cHs Pr0pUiy knoma.-
The correction was accordingly made, and
the word "National' cxpunged. In less
than twelve months, the broken party will
reform under new name, in which the
word "National" will be most conspicuous
and most false.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1860-05-26
A Serpentish Symptom.

At the Republican Convention, at Chi
cago, when the States were called for dele
gates to present their credentials and take
their seats, some Southern States, of course,
did not answer, having appointed no dele
gates. To manifest their love of the en-
tire Union, which they 50 stoutly claim,
and their present feeling toward these
States, the Convention hisscd when South
Carolina, Alabama and Mississippi were
ralled. Honest men will require no other
evidence to believe that the Republican
party, notwithstanding their professions, is
sectional, and that its object is to override
and crush out the independence of the
southern States, or divide the Union
Yes, those States which stood side by side
with New York and Massachusetts in the
hour Of trial, were Kissed by the degener-
ato sons of the North, who now claim to be
Republicans. They may be Republicans
self named, but not in principle. True
Republicans respect the opinions of others,
and honor every sovereign State of our
glorious Union. Let them hiss.
And as if the more determinedly to show
their contempt and disregard for the South,
shey retire to the extreme eastern limits Of
the Union, and select one of the most vio>
lent, wrong headed and contracted aboli-
tioYists in the country for the Vice Presi-
dency. The South degrades herself by
sending partial delegation, and the Con-
vention, instead of thanking those who
came, insult them by a contumelious re-
ception of the names of three sister States,
entirely and contemptiously spurning them
and their wishes, and at las. equal right
TO defeat
Perhaps no man has licked the dust so
disgustingly as Cassius M. Clay, to ingrati
ate himself with the Republicans, and
moro fully deserved the Vice Presidency
than he, and yet able, and gallant, and
fearless as he is, he is thrust aside for
Hannibal Hamlin, of Maine. Sectional
ism, hatred and contempt for the South in
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1860-05-26

ney" The Maach Ch,tnk Gaeete, pub
liahed by Mcssrs. RAUcu & HIGGINs, has
been renewed and materially improved
1t shines with new head and new type,
and is indeed, good country newspaper.
Mr.. E. II. Rauch, one of the Editors of the
Gazette, was Chief Clerk of the late House
of Representatives of Pennsylvania, and
has been named, by his Republican friends,
in Carbon, as q probable candidate for
State Senator.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1860-05-26

s%T The coolest piece of impudence we
have seen for some time, is John W. For
ney's assumption of the Office of Censor
over Democratic delegates from Massachu.
sets to the Charleston Convention. A
man who holds one of the most lucrative
and influential offices in the gift of the
Black Republicans as a reward for his
services in their behalf, to impugn the po-
litical integrity of any Democrat, must be
as brazen as treacherous.- Boston Post.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1860-05-26
The Work To Be Done.

In order to achieve the triumph th.
awaits the Democratic party in 1850, IA.
ny things are requisite, which should Il
once engage the attention of every tm
Democrat These are well summed up b.
the Boston rot, as follows:
l. Kindly feeling and conciliatol
policy towards those who have hitLcr,
been separated from us rather by diver,
ties Of organization, or Of personal prcfyr
cnce than by radical antagonism OF idea
and purposes.
,. Early and universal organization, b.
States, Counties, Townships and Nillagt
or Election Districts, under the lead O
mon Of worth and work.
B. Prompt, persistent efforts b. cac
organization to impcl kindred organic,
tons in every neighboring county or town
ship, but especially in those where We HAY
hitherto been weak,
|. The systematic and universal circu
lation and diffusion Of Democratic uew.
papers and documents,
). Seasonable and effective prccautim
against frauds on the ballot box especial,
III districts where our advcrsaries have a
overwhelming prcpondcrance.
e~s0s
ELEGANT BooT AND SHOE STORE
Mr.. Geo. s. SonIerS, of Danyillc, keep
the largest and best Boot and Shoe IIous
IN this country, as will be seen by his Carl
in another column. His stock is Of tie
very best quality and lis work, all a
which he gives his personal suporintcnd
ance, is unsurpassed for neatncss and mech.
anism' Our citizens when visiting Dan'
vile, would do well to call upon Mr.. San
dors and obtain lesirable barcains.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1860-05-26
Census OF 1861 Questions TO Answer

On the first of June, the work oftakinr
the census commences. 1t is desirable
that it be taken with great accuracy, and
to enable the assistant marshall who will
be engaged in the performance Of this du.
ty, to have their work well done, it has
been suggested that the publication of the
questions necessary for all heads of fami.
lies to answer, would be of great benefit
With this view, we publish the following
list
In the first place it is necessary to write
down the name of every person whose
usual place of abode, on the first day Of
June, 1860, was in the family.
The age Of each, sex and color, whether
white, black, or mulatto.
Profession, occupation, or trade of each
male person over 10 years of age.
Value of real estate owned.
Places Of birth, naming the state, terri.
tory, or country.
Married within the year,
Persons over twenty years of age that
cannot read or write.
Whether deaf and dumb, blind, insane.
or idiot, pauper, or convict.
Name Of owner, agent, or manager Of
the farm.
Number of unimproyed acres.
Cash value Of farm.
Value of farming implements and mn.
chinory.
Live stock on hand june lst, lSGO, viz
Number Of horses, mules and asses, work
ing oxen, milch cows, and other cattle
swine and sheep.
Value Of live stock.
Value of animals slaughtered during til,
year.
Produce during the year ending june
lst, 1s6O, viz: Number Of bushels Of
wheat, rye, Indian, corn, oats, beam.
peas, buckwheat, barley, Irish potatoc,
sweet potatoes, pounds OF wool and pound.
Of tobacco.
Value of orc-land products in dollars.
Gallons Of wine, value OF produce OF
market garden, pounds of cheese, tons oI
hay, bushels Of seed grass, pounds Of hops
pounds OF sugar, gallons OF molasacS,
pounds of honey and becswax, value Of
home made manufactures.
Names of corporation, company or in.
dividnal, producing articles to the value
| Of 5000.
Name of business, Manufacture or pro.
duct.
Capital invested in real estate and pcr
sonal estate III the business.
Raw materials used including fuel, VIZ
quantities, values, kinds, of motive power
machinery, structure or resource.
Average number Of hands employed
viz: male, female, average monthly cost o
male labor, average monthly cot OF fcmaI,
labor.
! Annual product, viz quantities, kinds
| values.
Name Of every person who died durinl
the year ending June |, 1860, who,
usual place Of abode aawas in the family
the age, sex and color, whether whit,
black, or mulatto, married or widowed
place Of birth, naming the state, tryrilory
Or county, the month in which the perao,
died, profession, occupation Of trade, lis,
asts Of death.