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The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1864-09-10

7l'ANCASTER DISTRICT.
DY JOHN w. W..TWiTTY, Clerk and ae.
ID ting Ordinary for said District. -.
WHEREAS, Joseph r. Blackmop
has applied to me for Letters OF Admins.
traton on all and singular The Goods and
CMttex, Rights and Credits Of .Britton
B"ckinon late OF the District aforesaid, de.
ceased. -. q
these are, therefore, to cite and adnon.
ish all and singular, tho kindred and credi..
,tors of the said deceased. to be aud appear
before me at our next Ordinary's Court for
the said district, TO be holden a. Lancaster
Cour, House. on the l0.h day of Sent
inst 10 show cause, if.any, why the said
.ainIinstration should mol be granted. =
~ Given under my hand and seal,
LIS. fthis the Sd day Of Sept. in
w. the yoar of our Lord one thou.
sand eight hundred aud Sixty-four, and 10
the e'ghty.sinth year OF the Independence
of the State of South Carolina.
JOHN w. TWiTTY, Clerk
and acting o. L.B.
sept. 3. 1868. At.
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NOTICE..

II have purchased Of Ds. Ford bis large
Premium Jack Churubusco. l. also have
Tine Bay Horse Equinox, four yeais old,
a beautiful Bay. The services Of either Of
these animals can be had n, my residence,
four miles South Of The Cont House.
Terms, $40 insurance. will not be 70.
sponsible for accidents.
w. J. BcTLWAIN.
Sept 0. 1864. s0-u
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fflS"ssc'"'Nr.
H'T 40 1861
"AS '"@" y y. i'"'' vi par
81 %" 's'l'H' "'d '''n'p ""'" '"'"''!'
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'"e e'''"' yes's'aa' ''-''"g "sDrk,a"S
.'""' o"' "'s rr'"rsDn'g and Weldon
'''""'|' "o'o' zen mates .""h "t. the Tor
"'' i"aSe. 'e' "rees '"med'at"g en-
s"s.. ."'S "s"' ~ers P''"cipa'iy from
'''" D'''"'"". aeo one Brigade bom WI.
"''"'""' "eeo~"n was hs'd ~ re
'. '"" consequently 'o"' Qua lew "a cas-
"'' we ARE sorry ." 'oio'm y"" f'"t
' ''''' =" company y '"ss his 'eit
-'p"'"'ea ps'"~ the k"ss 'h's VIA
'"s 'ny sas"s'y Va TIE Lancaster eomp"n.
N' ons m'n killed ana th'ee I" "undsd
80" W '"s 'o'a' los" Oh Inc Isth Regiment,
=" '"s .o""oa exeePe'"g one were "h'rted
o5 s'"'sfy o. u. n"'stH""' Of Company
- k"~o' A''rn '"n"'' ct Company H.,
'"o' t''r"agA s'n' h's" wos"d'
LUIS ~a@ '"s most s"cess''"i htt'e vic
'ory We nave gained "'nee the "Peniog Of
'"' e'"psg"' I'M marched The fasger
pof'."" s' hts t'e"p' )" s'"'r 'ei' rs'S, aud
h''aessa "od look t"sm ma~sFo. iisnrp-
20" a'o op''A'si 'A''hsr af"aed 10 heh
'sa' aoa elp'"''d Win Ais cavalry TOO
p""o"e'" ofe"' ps"''e y ssss"sshe eashry
'o' 'n"" s""'n"y' I" s'Hs'"a H"d taxing
mo ''eA''""'h, from is"x'e '"'"np.-.
"a' S""'s e.P,"e' '"'n up a''"t s'7oo
Pf'sons's' ('"e'sa'og one esassai' a''d abont I
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LAHCAsTERvILLR, 8. C.
Saturday Morning. Sept. 10. 1884.
With the view oil giving sar,v publi.i,y.

With the view of giving sar'y publicity.
to tie important Tiii,aSy ordrrs r.cen,ly
issued frsm Coinmb!a, We publish our pa.
per TO day (Satvrday) ID lieu Of our rcgu
lnr issue of Tuesday Of nest week. Our
next issue will be on Tuesday. the 20ih
inst; unless the pre.en, military sxigsncies
ars sueh as ;" r.quir. The services of our
employees eise~ here, In whish ease W.
shall bs obliged to ask the indulgence oil
our pSrons. We claim for newspaper EN-
ploysss no special immuuitics, except in ~
fH ne their usefulness TO the public il con
cerncd. lin the Judgment Of The authori,
ties they can be- more useful TO The country
In the 6eld ihnn at The desk aud ease, there
nre no,,r who ~iil yield a more rrndy nc
auirsceuce ,bun osr,slG u is the du,y OF
every Dan, in these peril.us tunes, TO be
willing 60 Gli the sphere in which hr may
be most useful TO th. couu,ry.
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We are sntheriz-d 20 anuoaoe- Sir. Jas
u. Hunter ns a candidate tor Ordinary a.
The ensuing election.
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The friends IF Col. John &. Cousart an
honnue INN u candidate for Sheriff at the
ensuiHg election.
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
ADrr AND iNsPTR GEMS OFFICE,
COLUMBIA, Sept 1. 1854.
GENERAL ORDERS NO. 10.


GENERAL ORDERS NO. TO-
I ALL. PsrsoHs liable TO actu,l service
i witbin aud without their Districts in
times or INVASION aad lnsurrecti.n, will rs
sembis on SATURDAY, the 10th Of Sept
instant, at their usuai reg,u,rn;al parades.
and the senior officer in the regiment will
take command, aud will enroll every marin
the rrgimsnt liable 10 service 30 sLove. On
MONDAY, the I2ih instant, those Of the
Different regiments liabIe TO actuai service
beyond their Districts. supplied with at
iess, ~ days rations, will proceed by the
shor.-st and most expeditions ronte, for
the pSspose Of completing their organila.
lion for sstaal srrvics in The field, 10 tho
folio wing piacss Of render Gus, To wit
The Fhss brigade. composed Of the Is',
I'd. I'D, eth, 9th aud 42d Regiments, to, Bel.
ton, IN anderson District, for organization u
BY Lieut.. Col J. w. Harrison, A. ID. C.
% The se~ond Brigade, composed Of the
sth. 7th, sth, 9th and 10Th Regiments, 10
Sinsiy-Six Depot, by Lieut. Col William
r. Butler, A. DC.
Ths fsird Brigade, composed OF the Ilth,
laih, I3ta, i4th, i6ib aad 43d Regiment, to
B'snchsiiis. by Lisst. Col 4. p. AIdricl,.
A. ID. G.
The Fourth Brigade, composed Of the
18th. 17th. 18th sad Is'h R-gimeais, TO
Charleston, by Iioua Col. WiImoi G. De.
Sxussurs. A u. &.
The Pihh Brigade, eomposcd of The goth,
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Nh. EDIroK --Plra,e sunounc, John N
Adams. IA private 10 Co. "a" III c. I'm.
fantry n, IA candidate fer sheriff a, the ON
SUNG election aud yon will obiige,
MANY -, LDIrRs
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We are requested 10 annouuce J. Al.
Sn'ati as n candidate for Snerif.
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FoR TIE sENAgB.

We are autuUr,xed 10 aTouBee He's.
Gsorg. NE. W'tr,erspoon candidate 10
rep'ssrnt tho Distric, of Lancaster in the
ssnats OF TIE ensurrg Legislative.
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We afe authorized to announce Capt.
janice L Reed - a saad,drlr Gs mo State
Ssrste II tue ~ns,,ipn "A, q sirctivn
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We are requested to announce Mr. Os
born Floyd q member Of the Hampton
legion) a can didae for Sher,f a, the .n
suing election.
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FOR TAX COLLEG TOR

= MR. t.BfroR Please aHn sunes Capt n
u. Vantand'ugham a eanditat- Tor the of
hee of Tax Collector. Iis 10 . disabled
soldier.
MANY FgnNos TO WoUsDsp Solpfsas
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2 Thsftisnds Of WA. Gopaoss, Esq, an
nouDcs him n candidate 10 Iepre-sat the
District OF i.ancastssiu al 9. fiouss ofReR,
rcsootatires in the ensaiug Legislature.
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We ire g!sai'y obliged to our friend.
Themns r.. Msg.H, of the 4th 5, C. Cavalsy.
for copy Of the New York .Fisr.ld, Aug.
23d. Also to our young friend, Robert
Perry, for late Charlotte p,p.r.
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we are aatlporzcds Va .abno trnee Capt. d
X. cb bu1nasa candidate TOR Repre- ssata.
tive In the hsgifaasre.
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We are authorized to announce Capt. J
N. So~eii as candidate for Sh. riff Of Ian
caster District for the ensuiag term.
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FOR SHERIFF.

We are authorized u announce Sergt
I. MobIey, of Capt. Depass' Bait cry, u
Candidate fsr Sheriff. at the next election
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The fcndn nf ] Z. X. B.lk announc.
Lirn III II candidate for Ordinas, al the next
rlertinn
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Mr.. EDrroR,-Yoa will please announce
Dir y, b. Massey a'sandidaie for Repre-
sentative in ihe next Legislature and Oh
hSe MANY SoLpIERs.
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The hiends OF Rev. W. +. Brasington as-
"ounce hi'n a Candidate Tor OrLi,iary, tor the
s,.suing term.
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We are authorized to ann ounce William
a. Moore, ESQ. ~ candle date for n seat
~ the House of Represes taiives in the usat
Legislature
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A PROCLAM ALTON.

STATE or SOUTH CAROLINA.
ExECUrivE5DEP
coLunsrA, y. C, Sept. 8. 1854.
To ths Citizens Of south CsrolSaa.
rHHE gsiia~s srmy Of rensssses .ha.
L bee" eowpsIsd by number. To evaea-
ale Aitsata Niiist tho Confederate an.
thothks will doubtis.a do sheI duty.
thssagh the amy snd the State reserves
now o'gauizsd in The field, under Bsigadics
Gsosrai ChssasL Lo~asds the dsss.es es
tho Stat, the psssni military soudhtea u
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FOR ORDINARY.

FOR ORDINARY.
Nix EDITOR Please announce ID. A. vii.
l"ms "e"nd'daie for Ordinary ut the -u.u
ing election. lie Is u disabled soldier
NASY BROTHER SOLDIERS
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Il r.
lira ," 'I"g's'n.u'e ana os,
"sY MANY SOLDIERS. q,
We are authofized In a,p.ync. ly;Il;,,,
~ "".re' ESQ. ~ candidate fer u seat
W .he iiooss VI RepfeseBta taiives IN the usat
i~g's'n'nfs
We r.,,,..,as n, ill.,. I.;.,-sr n
;,;. '' " ""'"'"".e "A TOT Inc po
w '>eP''"e"SA''e !" '"s "eA' Legss'
---
u, 49,. e,. -,
H;,,,, ..,,a,d,,. 70 S.".;r W.
Dis,ri., and ohIi % " A'A''"''s'
u r
., w we "r a"oorzed I" announces SergI
.,,'i.d s ~ U' a"ps, Yer ass n"oery'
s'""'s th cherHl NJ Tie next eieetIon
The friends IF Col tobu r. To,..r, am
nouiicr INN N ruod;i.,. a., Sb.rir n, H.,
.nsu;np -lrcti,n.
40, -----------------
''aue''ed W ahnonnee ). M.
'"'''' IL" ea"uia"'e Tor Snerh
NJ e.. n,
aanm, =. ,,,,.,. - s -" s''Sunee a,. '"hn n
raniry, n, a candidn,. fs, Sh.r,g =, 49,,
sung election aud Won will ob,;g.
MAsy S,,.n,rys
--,'DSL.''- mi -
we are requested 10 announce Mr. Os
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We are re3nes'ed By the friends Of DIR
i. X. C"reton 10 onominute l,im for the Do
si'lon Of Representative ia The next Leris.
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S ,osu t h Car olina ,

Aug. 80, 1854.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1864-07-01
national PATENT OFFICE.

~ SNYDER q WALTERS 229 Broadway,
New York Patent Soliciting House and Patent
Commission House combined.
SOLICITING.-Ths company will act as AttOr-
neys for securing Patents for Inventions in this
country and in Europe on the most reasonable terms.
conduct Infringement Cases, and procure kenewais
OUR EXHIBITION ROOMS AND SELLING
DEPARTMENT We respectfully submit TO the
public that ours s he only Responsible soliciting
House In the world that has an Exhibition Room,
and an EFrICIE t aud SUCCESSFUL selling department
attached On Patents taken out By u.s. zoe require no
AdoGnce Fee for selling.
of $50 Patent sellers throughout the country who
depend wholly for their supply Of Patents upon us
Our Exhibition Rooms tcorner of Broadway and Bar
clay street. in the very heart and centre of the city,
are daily visited by numbers OF Capitalists and men
of Enterprise seeking investments valu Bile Pat
ents, for the purpose of reseing in subdivisions,
while other and heavier Capitalists are always ready
to purchase useful Patent and engage in its manu.
facture and thus secure lucrative monopoly. These
sources of demand that are daily augmentlng are
fully sufficient to absorb the entire supply of Patents
that are now being issued, and THAT PRIOEs.
COnsignments of atents for sale are respectfully
SOLICITED. ANY inf rmatiOn free Responsible Agents
wanted in every county and town, who have liked
places OF business. To such we will pay $50 per
quarter and eight per cent. on q sales to act as
our Agents for the explanation Zone hour or more
per day. OF the models of such Patents as may be
placed IN their hands for Gale To good Statesmen
VINO will give their whole time to the business we
Va" pay Ioo per mOuIn Also ITaVenng Agents
wanted al q fair salary.
Agents will be required to gre some satisfactory
security or deposit the cost pine of MODELS which
VIII De refunded when returned.
sT Address enclosing stamp.
SNYDER & WALTERS,
No. 229 Broadway
REFERENCES:
we the undersigned doing business In New York
any, 40 authorize Joseph s. Walters and g. Fl. Sny-
VS. VS. comprising the firm of the National Patent
Vce 70 refer to us and believe they will conduct
nS1l business upon strictly honorable principles.
1o NGM hork, February 20. 1864
'Eo a.,o d MoKEWAN, ESQ.,, Importer, IS Maiden
w; L. IGA, AL. Esq, Banker, 76 Wall street. New
ch s,asst Msw d; WORRIES ESQ.,, Banker, As Pine
SHErHERD, SEWARD @ CO., Importers 214
JOHN WILMOT, ESQ. Cnmu,ss;ov q r..u,,,o
Green New York City. '0''n' oo"nns
JOHN W. KIRBY, ESQ., Matror,r. p, no
Broadway, New York City. "''i 'anA' i''
H ARTHUR, Esq, Director British and A ,,or;.. ;,
Exchange Banking Corporation. ss Wall street
H. H DAWES aS SMITH, Esq, chem,,s, RAM, 90,
Broadway and Chambers street. New YORK. Civ
"aren i'' i0's' married., eod&wly
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Great Fire.
Dpsrpuor1oS OF THE ROCK ISLAND BRIDG

DEsTRuoTION OF THE ROCK ISLAND BRtDGE
From, the Davenport Gszeue June IS
About three o'clock yesterday afternoon
an alarm of fire was sounded, which was
found to proceed from the Rock Island
Bridge, and in few moments dense col
umn of black smoke filed the air, while
the flames, bursting forth with great rapid
ity, soon enveloped the whole arch of the
draw. The fire department was promptly
on hand, and rendered valuable assistance
in saving the main structure. About a
quarter to four O'Clock the draw fell into
the river with great crash, and the mass
of burning wood work and iron &oatsd be-
low the pier about one hundred yards and
lodged in the channel. Meanwhile the
flames increased in fury, and soon the
whole wood work of the pier with the
watchman's house was enveloped in fire.
The workmen on the bridge, aided by the
citizens, kept the fire from communicating
with the main structure by great exertiOns.
Some of the furniture, clothing and books
of the Waterman were saved and carried
into the railroad depot
The cry boat Rock Island, upon the
breaking out of the fire, came promptly
over, and Capt. Robinson offered the use of
his boat for the transportation of tiremen
and their engines to the scene of t disas
ter, but from the nature of the situation it
was of no avail. Everything was done
both by the fremen and citizens to save
the splendid structure, which they finally
succeeded in accomplishing
There are conflicting reports as to the
origin of the fire. The most plausible one
seems to be that it was Occasioned by the
sparks of the steamer Davenport, which
had just past through the draw previous to
the alarm. We were told that Thomas W.
McClelland, Esq, and another man, were
on the bridge Oh their way from Rock Is
land over on this side, and waited until the
Davenport passed through, and when the
draw swung back they crossed over and
had got just beyond the draw when the
alarm was given. The flames proceeded
from the watchman's house on the south
side of the bridge pier, and when the alarm
was given the draw was at once detached
from the bridge. 1t seems as if it might
have be extinguished if taken in time, as
there were tubs of water convenient. 1t
is very singular, too, that it should have
burst forth in such strength SO soon after
the Davenport passed up. So many re-
ports are in circulation that it is difficult
to get at the truth of the case. The wealth
er being excessively dry, and the wind
blowing up the river, no doubt accelerated
its destruction.
This ti.e will prove serious inconve-
nience to the Rock Island Railroad Com
pany, as well as to the travelling public
but re learn that steps will be Immediately
taken to repair the damages. The tele-
graph wires are down, but they will prob
ably be replaced and put in working order
to-day.
The bridge cost some $3.50, 900, and the
draw part, which was totally consumed,
is said to have cost over 500, 900, there
being an immense amount of work upon it.
We did not learn whether it was INSURE
or not
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-frIf $40 PRoyosF MAR.HAL's OFF1GH, I'D
SECOND DisFRlor, STATE OF MI>NRsorA,
t..4 az SAINT Paul. June 21, 1864. }
Complaints having cen made that certain drafted
men have been exempted by fling with the Board of
Enrolment false afidavits notice is hereby given
that whenever proof furnished the Board that such
adavits are false, the parties making them will be
arrested and treated as the law directs.
As another man will be drafted for each one ex-
empted it is tor the interest of all liable to draft to
see that none are exempted on false papers.
22-d1w&w1t GEORGE Il. KEITH.
Capt. end Provost Marshal Second Dist MINI.
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"a Slight CoId.n Coughs.

Few are aware of the importance of checs ing a
Cough or 'sLGHT COLD" in its first stage. That
which in the beginning would yield to mild rene
dy. if neglected attacks the lungs bro Ms
BRoNcHIAL TRosMts" give sure and almost imm+di.
ate relief. Military Officers and Soldiers should haze
Them they be carried in the pocket and taken
occasion requires. je3 lstspnO dxwlm
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FROM NEW YORK.
Meeting Of Peace state Committ'

New YORK, June 22.-The Wood or Peace
State Committee met at the Actor House last
evening. About sixty were present. Iropo
sitions to nominate an Independents canuiua.e
met with little favor. Wood declined 70 GU
nit himself for Mcclellan or any oIner nan
called for Wednesday. in this city and other
places, to impress the Chicago Convention that
the people are in favor of peace. The com
mittee meet again on Monday.
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ID E NIX .FOU N ID r Y
- AND
MACHINE SHOP,

On Trout Brook, at the Railroad Crossing, near
Dayton's Bluff, Hudson Road
The attention of all Machinists Mill Builders and
the people of the State of Minnesota at large is
spectuily solicited to the facilities which Phoenix
Foundry and Machine shop affords for furnishing
CA~TINGS AND MACHINERY of all kinds, such
as Steamboat Machinery Engines, Engine Repair.
ing Flour Mill and Saw Mill Gearing and Irons,
Arch stones, Building 'olumns Crate Bars Sleigh
shoes Oven Mouths, Sugar Kettles, Iron Ratings
70 Residences, Cemeteries, &C Iron and Brass Cast
ing Patterns made and finished at the shortest notice
~ Cash paid for Old iron.
ie1.dHWly WEBB q WERICK.
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LOLHX.
DR.. III. AND ERS ~ cos
IODINE WATER. Fl

Iodine Water acts upon the Heart, Lirer, Kidneys
Digestice Organs, and Glandular System.
The success which has attend, d the use Of this
remedy in private practice and the endorsement Of
medical authority enable as to recommend it TO the
p actitioner and the public feeling confident that
with fair trial it will attest its own excellence in the
cure of Chcnic Dis leases which indicate Iodine such
as ScrefulG Bronchitis, Skin Eruptions, Heart
Lirer and kidney Diseases, Nsryous A6ections Neu-
ralgia, Rheumatism Dyspepsia, Debility, Syphilis
etc.. etc.
Physicians may rely upon the un form strength OF
Tod ne Water as conta ming three quarter grains pure
DINE in each fluid ounce pure water, solvent be-
ing used 1t is not liable to decomposition nor spon-
taneously frmed inequalities: neither is the Iodine
oxydized nor neut-alized by combin alton with any
ingre ie rend ring this so utiOn superior to any
her method Of hibiting Iodine
FEl directions accompany each bottle that 1t may
be uscd as family medicine as well as b. the pro-
fessi
Price one dollar per bottle On receipt Of Eve dol
lars elk bottles delivered free by express to any
add ress.
pe.are of Counterfeits and limitations which un-
repura ion See our FL nature and trade mark, tthe
Greek work heading this advertisement upon the
labels and VT ppers of each bottle, without which
noue is genuine H.. .....
~ Circulars gratis.
Dr. H. ANDERS & CO.,
Physicians and Chemists, No. 1928 Broad way New
York my13-eOd d&w6m
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DIANOS AND MELODEONS.

f.. O. WILDER & CO.,
Dealers IN Piano -Fortes, deons Harmoniums,
Cabinet Organs, Sheet sic, Music Books,
Piano Stools. &C., &C., &C.,
NO. $50 THIRD ST, ORNER OE ST. PETER
ST., ST. PAUL, MINNESOTA,
Agents Tor the celebrated A. M. MoPHAIL d co.'s
STAR AND GRAND SCALE PIANOS.
ALSO, THE PARLOR GEM.
Mr.. WILDER IL q Pianomaker, and has been In
the business over twenty years. and will sell none
but FIRST-CLASS INSTRUMENTS Every IN
strument will be warranted, and all Pianos sold by
the firm will be kept in tune one year free of charge
If within reasonable distance
~ Pianos and Melodeons tuned and repaired
Lessons given on the Piano and MelOdeOn.
St. Paul. November % 1863. nOv2S-d&w1y
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1864-03-02

DO you know, air, anything nearer a stand
ard Of value than bushel of wheat? Ia
wheat any more in price now in the city
Of New York than il has been repeatedly
when paid for in gold? You point me TO
many articles which are higher. True. But
every one has other reasons than the cur
rcncy for being high But the paper cur
rcncy is deprecated to somo eNtent--not
half the premium on gold. The demands
for foreign exchange and tho payments of
tho tariff must necessarily create some diff.
ference. But the fact is palrable that the
national currency is successful beyond auy
expectations Of dnanciors either in Europe
or America.
| will close with two observations on
the investment in bonds. lst-Those who
buy Government Bonds, in any country. re-
ally buy annuitcs-that is they buy an in
come. Ii then, the annuity, the income, is
paid in gold IL is practically the same as
If the bond itself trdS paid ia gold 2d--In
u country whero capital was so largely in
vested in lands and fixed improvements,
aud yet is so advanced in commercial CIV
lilLa,luu ds ours, tnero must come time
land it has now come) when much larger
proportion Of personal transferable proper
IN is desirable and necessary. Hence the
great aud rapid investment in raioad
stocks, and hence the rapid absorption of
Government Bonds. OF course this absorp-
ton is not unlimited but it will, beyond
doubt, continue long enough for this war.
We shall become as much superior to Eu-
rope, i'll the art of finance, AS we are in the
science of politics.
A VETERAN OBSERVER.