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boro Ns White Wing lBr wilxes Porto Csbellc Even.
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York sloop Pred Brown. Carr do Sid bark Herone Nick
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0tH@xrr stsamer 6cean,,s. Rogers NYort -
lOt-Arr steamers Galatea. Joees and Osprny, Rector
NYork .
ROCKLAND. Jan s-s4d schr p Thompson. Holmes. New
York. a. t-.-.s.f. ri M-ee 4 .
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WAhEHAM Jan e-Arr sohr Angler Besse, Nyork.
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long and painful iaess Ar the beloved wife q Thomas
PioEard, aged 90 years and II days
tend .e funeral on Frav AZ u tsSo fram hsr
late residence, No. 23 Lspenard street
PEr.Es,-on Tuesday, January 10, Of scarlet fever,
Peters, aged years @ months and 2s daya ! III
Little Henry, blue eyed darling
Treasure loaned by Heaven ab0ye--.--.---
came ne IKE blessed angel,
Filling hearts with JOY and love.
The friends and relatives Of the family espectuly
a! half pas. one O'Clock FROM the residence or his pa
rents corner o. Throop and Lafayette avenues, Brooklyn
RuoKe .Bse On Wednesday morhng January IL, at
Staten Island, CEEsrMn ", wife Of Max Rackgabcr, in
Tho relatv and friends OF the family are invited to
attend the funeral on Saturday orning at ten O'clock
from ST. Mary's church Clifton where requiem h gh
mass will be celebrated CARRIAGES will be at the Quar-
anti landng for tho nine o'clock boat from the city
RowE--on ~ iuesaay morning, january ~ MILAN
The relatives snd friends Of the family respect
noon, at ono o'clock from his late residence southwest
corner Of Second avenue aud Fifty ninth street.
without further invitation
Rasrox-On Wednesday, January II, MArrHxw Rol-
sron. aged Is years and 81 DAYS .ss
Funeral on Friday afternoon, at one O'clock from bis
late residence, llS West Thirtythird street
SrUKrrvAN On Tuesday morning, January TO- SARA
A., widow Of Oscar W. Sturtevant
Tho funeral will take place This THURSDAY, afternoon
Vute, No 80 West Twenty third street Friends and
acquaintances are invited TO attend.
SUrsIvAN-On wednesday January IL, MAUMos SUI
LrvAN, Ia tho 10Th year Of his age.
The friends and those II his brothers Owen John and
Patrick invited to sttendthe fupea this Thursday
aftcrnson, at two O'Clock from the residence OF his
mother, Second avenue, between Fifty 6fth xnd Fify-
sixth streets. e W
sPiSSxv- Brooklyn, on Wednesday morning, Janu
ary H. FRANK Mm0Gs only child Of Joseph Spinney,
aged months and IS days.
The relatives and friends Of tho family invited 70
attend the funeral on Friday afternoon al two O'Clock,
from the residence of his grandfather, Jamcs Hart,
Esq, No. Galatln place
UNrERHiLi.-A. East Chester on Wednesday morning.
January H. after lingering Illness which she bore with
Christian forlitude PnEaE E., the wife of Richard A.
Undorhil aged 2s years, II months and days.
The friends OF the family are invited to attend the
funeral Saturday afternoon, at one o'clock from the
residence OF her mother iniaw, ut East Chester Car
rans will meet the half past ton trainrom Twenty sixth
street, New York, at Williams Bridge
yAsmsE AT Fresh Pond, N. j., on Sunday, January
g. of in the stomach, BENJAMH +. vANHsr IN the
18th year OF his age. .--s.
His remains were Inferred In SpotswOod.
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Two biunders, however, occurred In the statement;
in addition and the other in subtraction, which,
when allowed for made the total circulation S6S3 2o1
OF than six millions The cause OF the
present discrepancy be found In the omission OF the
fractional currency, and the Treasury notes on which
interest has ceased from the statement Perhaps Mr.
Harrington thinks these not worth mentioning but
their omission amounts 10 an naccuracy.
Notice given in the Senate at Albany to-day OF
bill to release the New Yor, Central Railroad Company
from the two cents per mile limitation rate for
ger Similar action bas been taken by other companies
In other staies but Notwithstanding the deprecated con
don Of the currency, neither politicians the public
IN favor OF granting the privilege applied for aud
considering the indifference shown by railroad companies
in general TO the comfort and safety OF their passengers
this IL not surprising Railroad travelling in this coun
try Of the great mseres and dangers Of life, and
10 long companies show more disposition
10 pay dividends than 70 keep their roads
in repair make improvements calculated to increase
the safety and diminish the discomfort attending H. tho
people have induccmcnt 10 pay higher rates than
those already provided by law.
The bill for the consolidation OF the Hudson River
Harlom Railroads introduced in the Assembly to-day
It's chief provisions said he that the of
sodaon shall be axed by the board Of directors of the
two companies, and shall be ratified by them and
not by the stockholders and in any stockholder
OF either OF the two roads shall refuse TO accept
Of the consolidated stock, the board Of direction
shall have TO appoint appraisers x the value Of
the old stock belonging to tho socboder and
the award Of such appraiser shall b. final This pro
grammc reads like sequel TO the history Of the Harlem
scorner and every word Is suggestive Of Wall street
To who know the history Of the two roads during
The last year this bill comes matter Of course
The subscriptions 10 the thirty loan received at
the First National Bank to-day amounted to s2s2 900
At the annual election, held January TO- 1865 OF the
Ninth National Bank Of the city OF New York, No 363
Broadway the following gentlemen we're elected direct
for the ensuing year:-Wiam A. kobbc, Thomas A.
vysc, Jr, Geo. A. wicks, Barnet J. Solomon, Geo. A..
Fellows, Solomon l. Hull, chas Minzesheimer, j. o.
whtehouse Joseph y. Oryis pfr. Orvs unani-
mously reelected President
The following havel been elected directors of the
Fourth National Bank Morris Ketehum, Edwin Hoyt
Joseph Stewart, John ". Furman, g. l. Anthony, T O.
Churchill, Joseph n. Hoyt Henry Swift p Q. Calhoun.
II II understood that the Presidency will be offered 10 the
Hon Hugh Mccullough, and that upon his acceptance
Mr. Kelchum will retire.
The highest cash prices Of the railroad and mscc
Ianeous shares a the rst Of the Board of Brokers
oday compare with the quotations on Wednesday Of
last week AZ follows:-
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.


BuruR-BARegrr Brcokiyr, on Tuesday, January
TO- at the reedencc Of the brides father, by the Rcy.
Hugh 8. Carpenter, Captain RrcHAnD W. BrrrrE. Ono
Hundred and Thirty third New York Volunteers, u,
HsLEN r., only daughter Of Mntou Barrett, all Of
Brooklyn.
- HuLvEwr-S SourH ,RD-0n Thursday January s, by the
Rev H. Cuyler, Mr. JoBS L. HUIBEKr to Y. MARTINA,
youngest daughter Of Hon. T. j. Southard Of Richmond,
Maine.
RAI1rEYEA A-KERsHAw. the Madison avenue Zap
tst church, "Wednesday, January III, by the Rev r
Weston JraoMK N RAPPiEY.A Of Round Brook N J., 10
Miss ANY o. KKRsHAw, OF New York city. No cards.
WnAy-WIMAaUrT Hobokcn, Sunday. January
l. by Rev. D. Bruce, Mr. CHARLES WRAi, 70 Miss LUcr
WMAcoTr formerly ofIondon.
London and Chelmsford papers please copy
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The wheat market entirely inactive and quotations
nominal In order 10 effect sales holders were willing 10
make slight concession In prices but sufficient to
tempt buyers Rye was quiet but firm with sales Of 900
bushels Western at 81 TO- Barley IN Increased dc.
mand and firm at ~ 10 for Canada West with Gales Of
5000 bushels Malt continues dull and nominal The
corn market continues nrm in view Of the small supply
and full prices realized sses Of 15 900 bushels
prime Western mixed nj 81 90 Oats were also n shade
nrmcr and more active AZ 81 0s q 81 Osk for Western
Corror-The demand has been very moderate to day,
and prices have again declined fully &c. per H. In order
W effect sales ~ tho close further concession would
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CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.
WrpyxspAy. Jan. 11-6p


Asns s-Eeccip's, bbls. The new inspection has not
yct made appearance upon the market and In the alb
sence Of business prices are nomiua.
BerArerurs Receipts, 100 bbls -four, 1S7 bbls and
and zoos bags corn meal, go do corn, 5oi7 do oats
and i277 do malt The hour market was characterized
by the same lasi,ude noticed for several days past
there being buyers outside OF the limits OF the local
trade There was no grea, pressure TO sell at reduced
ngures yet with the relaxation OF the gold rates the
market shade Sales 1000 bbls. State and
Western, 500 Southern and $50 Canada In rye aour
nothing transprcd or corn meal 100 bbls white Allan
TIC Mills sold at Sl1. We quo,e:-
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Port or New York, january III, 1906.

Fort OF New York, january III, 1896.
Steamship Eagle, Lawrence Hsvana-spoaord. Tteston
Steamship r @ Knight Gallagher. philadelphia Tsy-
snip Mcknight. Crosby San M FrsasIsse-R S.ss Cooley
Brig John Butler tBr), Knowles. Matamoros-Smith
schr Esa Linton (Br,, Marsh. 81 crolxJ whitney 4
schr II Cleveland. Thomas. Fort Royai-J A Mcsardy.
Schr Bergen, Moss, baltimore xbiei Abbott
schr Ranger, snith, Providence.
Soop Lady Washington, Doyle, New Haven.
ARRIVED.
g sudpy steamer Union, Acting Vol Lieu. Commander
Edw Conroy from shs East Gulf BecsadinS sqpaarSa
commanding New Orleans Dec 81 Port Royal Jan Towed
eos boy paresd
belonging 70 the steamer Granite State, died. :,
s.s .n csss q ssss% Sa e"
An miles Gaps gsd p.sssa
Ct ss.
Brig Minnehaha lof Maitland Ns Douglass Maanzas. Il
dfs. :s y a..S sSsss %ssns &c o ss.:a Leland su
days, with rnolasses. TO Miller Houghton
days. In ballast, to o. Middleion Co. ''~N''4''
Mary Jane to 81 Andrews, NIB Pnrri!' Ponce. Pr
lat 3 s. II ~ fore and ait schooner steering
Sc, unjer b and ;msinsaiI 9th nst lat 81 TO- loa n s.
ss
painted black 9Th inst lat s Ion " 20 picked up
chr Esc,rie spark Clark Now Bedford foe Port Royal
10th inst Iyods Neck struck shoai which causedhs
TO leak badly -
lOth-steames Haze, Hudson. Oriental Cas.andra
MecisIla%, cocsersii saris Psnsr Morning Star snni
bal, stella, MInens rrinceoIi brigs Adams Drum.
RossIyn Scranton Twsys Tersss Moderator, ii scran
ton, Northrup, Anes, = Jayne Alabama From qua
nd nj unsptN
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The shipment of specie TO day by the steamer Australia
sian amounted to S555 ooo.
The money market e,ser to-day shan has been
for week past and there surplus q capital offer
ing in quarters per cent The Treasury Is
understood to be paying out compound six per cent notes
rapidly, in place OF the Ave per cent notes accepted
in payment Of the late subscriptions to the ten forty loan
and funds gradually returning TO the financial cen
tres from tho interior, and especially the West Excep
tona transactions had in the afternoon al six per
cent in large amounts government securities.
First class commercial paper continues to at 10
per cent, but the discount line is inactive.
Foreign exchange Is inactive at l09h 10oas for
bankers sterling sixty days. d10,s 1loss three
According official statement just issued by the
Treasury the amount legal in circulation
tho last day OF the year $3.50 9ss s5
37 less than the last day OF October The figures
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SHIPPIN G NJ e w S

SPECIAL NOTICE.
All letters and packages intended for the NEW Y0RK
HERALD should be sealed. M
NEW YoRK--rnrs
............. "a MOON RisEs. ~
............. 0S BiCa WATER. morn 81
~
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have beon necessary Ths sales So bsacs 4 the
following ngures:-
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FINANCIAL.

FINANCIAL.
BoSA's lHSHS.SR ASR 5ssFHss 5atAs7trnIA
EEdr1ss TF SSS stSSS e. aAN OF
AknSEy AsBsSw msaprA kGGprrAAy EsssSss: Eiss TssAs.
ANDREW Y. sIuUT, Treasurer.
sRoE ERasSS xsb 3 1naTEk SEHnnAss sSST sSfsnss Bankers
xphM M5hiIaa a EIfAs' Il. AsrHoS' Counsel
NATHAN RANDALL. ex-Presden. United States rels-
ls9n x9sssH sssaHpfpis sss Ass,. Sssy Co. STOCK
EUSESE JAcKsoS Of rcshsmas Jackson. BANKERS
=. n5 gss: York
STOCK Board and Br1tsT No % Bread street. New York
sSSi ssSSsis 4. SoSWiS. rsIsasipsis. SS1a. = . =.
% Tsd Sr Gsss'n Co., B.nse No.
'Aa1s Stsk q y si sssS;zIEssIs SSzIEsss7
"a II sTooR sSSn n sHH sHTHEE aoSk
srSR sRsf1gFrsS EH1aE Sss 8
@ Ss' Is DnsSES fHfs sftEsDi6
The great advantage that this company possesses over
IA as ~
The coal ands OF the aiso of tho
M c ass S sSs Inc ~
s s s. ss ss Sa
bs at carry day. which will cause the stock
NT7 7 IMPORTANT NOTICE.
The greater part Of the OF this company having becn
already York, Philadelphia and other places
e trustees give notice that the subscription books will poA
After which time no oc can ss osssa a the subcr
supscniSrISS fSr S,i'f HcEsrs.
r. A. PAIMBE, at Broadway Bank 2s7 Broadway. New
York
FOLHAMIUs JACKSON, 4s Exchange place Now York
ALBKRr II. NICOLAY CO.. ~ William street. New
York
CIsARKsON CO., l8 South Third street. Phnadelphis
MELLEE. WARD MOWER. Bankers, No. ~ Congress
street, Boston. ~ tF w W
STEUART 4 CO., Bankers Washington, ID. q. H5t
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HINvENTOR's MUTUAL ASSISTANCE CO."--GENE.
raj Patent Agucy Capital sloO 600 is Nassau street.
offers peculiar facilities y Inventors and patences for the
disposal Of Inventions either by advancing for their
msnunciurr or by the patent outright or not
coming within the class of Inventions which the Company
So - ~ ~ - - ETTWEII Vi RRf9 uansser
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ISOR SALE, OR EXCHANGE IN PART FOR GOOD
dividend paving O RtockA large and complete stock
OF Gold Jcwcry consisting Of variety and Styles suit
ahie for retail trade amounting W $1,000 The above
goods good order and assorted u veet covered trays
Parties desiring 10 negotiate address giving name and
price Of stocks, Il. W. ~, bor b,c22 Post ONCE.
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L,xCELsToR PETROLEUM co THIRD DIVIDEND:
~ The Trustees OF ts Company have this day declared
dividend OF four cent py,s January 10 free q scvsrn
will be closed from the 10Th tho 18th Instant ncusive
ARTHUR r. HURD, Treasurer.
Nav Yopw, Jan g. 1868
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DROoKLYN PETROLEUM COMPANY
ID CAPITAL $500,o00.
100000 SHARES, At 90 PER SHARE.
OFFICE or THE COMPANY,
u "a BROADWAY, NEW YORK.

DROOKLYN PETROLEUM COMPANY.
ID CAPITA. S500,000.
io'oS9 SpsIdk sAF6s IL Al 4i 81 ockfsss csF sNsRE
- r "a BROADWAY, NEW YORK.
@H@ A- OFFICERS.
ALEXANDER McCUE, Esq., President.
WILLIAM II. WALLACE, Esq.. Vice President
WILLIAM A. FOWLER, Esg, Treasurer.
CHARLES LOWRY. Es9| Es|i.g%Es gqSns'ioe.
ALEXANDER McCUE Rsg. 3li FULTON street, Brooklyn.
WM II. WALLACE, Esq., Isl Washington street, N. y
Savings Hank, Chambers street. n. v HH
WIN. A. FOWI4kR, ESQ., "a Broadway, n. Y.
EDWARD X. JONES, Esq. corner Broome ana Lewis
EDWfRp y. rATcHEN. ESQ. taes.rs- T. Ke.oaam :
CiikRLEa LOWRY, Esq.. Montague street, Brooklyn.
A. q. BURKE. NJ. n, i2 Union street, Brooklyn.
VIM. N. LITTLE. Esq. tof Wyckof I.itlel, Montague
street, Court Brooklyn.
property this company consists of l ot good
region In vensngo county rennsvlvanis, together with
leases ia wells which producing net product of
nearly forty barrels day. sufficient o regular
ly monthly div yidonds the capitn stock.
IL also the entire working interest in two wells which
being bored with indication Of being hne producing
wells
II also interest wells being sunk, which
when completed, will largely increase Its revenue. .
The Trustees determined " make II rank among the
best petroleum companies yet formed.
The subscription books for limited number ef shares are
open a the Offices 0f Messrs Kctcham Co. 6S Wall
street wm: H. Wallace, Fsq. III washngton street; VIM
A. Fowler, Esq, Broadway X. r. Jones Esq., City MLs
Lewis streets the city of New York
und Messrs WICKER Little. Montague street Court
ID. X. Duoknr ESQ., 3S Fufor street; ID. b. Powell, " Myr
tie the city OF Brookys Of either OF the Trus
tees.
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lyOND AND MORTGAGE-&2,NO0 TO &JUO TO INVEST,
ID at six cent Principals only address Bond and
Mortgage, Herald Office.
WASH ADVANCED ON MORTGAGE, CONsIGNMFNTs
~ of fnerchaudise stocks and government and other avail
able securities. Apply to MOORE &C0, n broadway.
nIvIDEyD-THE EMPIRE Mill AND MINiN0
~ Company oi San Francisco has declared dividend of
twenty dollars per share In gold payable stock issued
from this agency. less exchange LEES WAkEk, trans
fer agents, orlce No - Pine street.
YoRg Jan g. 1883.
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UMPIRE CITY PETROLEUM COMPANY. or THE CIT,
~ or NEW YORK.
OFFICE-NO. "a BROADWAY.


OFFICH-NO "a BROADWAY.
TRUSTEES.
j. g. DAYTON, OF j. Dayton Co No 107 Front street.
HENRY X. SHELDON, oil sheldon, Hoyt Co., No -
BBEN BARTON, of VIM. T. Bird Co., 81 rros, street.
WIN. N. PARKS, No. 10 Broad street
wM. A. FOWLER, No. ~ Broadway.
AUGUSTUS EMBCRY, No. I07 Front street
JACOB STANWOOD, Boston.
r.. =. CUsHMAN, OF r. 8. d r. Cusiman, Albany.
FRANKLIN EDISON, of Edson Co., Albany
Presideut--J. g. DAYTON
Secretary and Treasurer-JAMES NJ wksTERVEM
The property Company consists Of about 30 81
the best oil territory lin fee smpe) on Cherry Run and AZ
cghsny river with eighteen interests In leases prnerey
On Cherry Run venango county, Pennsyvanta whch has
been selected by compecn. Judges Of oil properly The pro
the capital stock and when wells which rapidly being put
The Capital OF the Company IL One klou Dosrs divided
In 10 900 shares. Par value, - each.
$4,000 WORKING CAPITAL.
The hooks opened for limited number OF sub.
scrptions NJ the following cnices:- ~ -
IN New York city-Messrs. j. q. DAYTON co, No l07
Front street: wN H. PARKS, ESQ, No 10 Broad street;
VIM. A. FOWLER Esq, No ~ Broadway; and at the Office
In Bosion@JACoB sTxNw6oD, ESQ.,, No . North
Market street; and JOHN JOY Esq, No 100 Hanover
street.
SON co, Hudson street
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INTEREST on CITY sToCKs.-THE INTEREST ON
the Bonds and stocks Of the city and county of New
York, due February 1853 win be paid that day by
Daniel Devln ESQ., Chamberlain ~ the Broadway Bank
The transfer books viii be cDssd Tuesday the 10Th Inst,
MATHEW + BRENNAN, Comptroller.
DvvAsrnkrT or TINANos, ConrEolIsRs osucs, NEW
YoRx. January T. l0o6
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GEORGE HARRINGTON, Assistant Secretary.
On referring however the statement OF the public
debt dated October 81 cannot reconcile 1t with tho
above The currency issues then outstanding as officially
described, were:-
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U,HR MICHIGAN SOUTHERN AND NORTHERN u
J. diana Railroad Company No. ID William street
New York, January IL. 1865
Tho for the guaranteed stock OF this
pany 18th and rcopened u
I'd day OF February next E
transfer books for the stock of this
will he closed the 4h day Of February and reopened
the ID day OF March next.
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The Jackson (Miss) NeOs is favored
with a fair correspondent, who begs him
30 "Iet that horrid negro suffrage question
alone;" and, if he really has the interest
of future generations in view, to consider,
rather, what she regards as the great
question of the day: How and whom to
marry?" Miss "Susan pertinently asks,
"What's the use of having Government
if there's nobody to govern?" and, rather
inconsistently with her request to the edi-
tor to abstain from politics, wishes him to
take her word for it, that, {" if the holy
estate of matrimony is not more init
mately cultivated in this country, we shall
lose our balance of power"- she
ought to know is great thing in political
economy. "Do stir up the Benedicts,"
she feelingly exclaims, " to full conside-
ration of the great matrimonial question.
Not that I particularly wish to marry,
but I think that this great country ought
to go on, and If people won't marry. how
can it?"
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Correspondence.
COLUMBIA, S. c., Sept. 25, 1865.

COLUMBIA, 5. ", OePJ. 20, looo.
Hon.. James L. Orr-S1R: The Constl-
tuition of this State having been so amen
ded as to give the election of Governor to
the people, and an early day having been
appointed for the election, it is desirable
that the public attention should be turned
to the consideration of q proper person to-
fill the Office. In consideringthe subject
we are of opinion that you would be an
excellent selection for the position. Your
largo experiencein public affairs, together
with your acknowledged ability and ad-
ministrativc talents, have induced our
choice to fall upon you. We therefore
beg leave respectfully to request that you
will consent to the use Of your name for
the Office of Governor, at the approaching
election.
With great respect, your 'obcdient SER
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ARrEMUs WARD ON REORGANIZATION.
-Artcmus Ward in recent letter. gives
an idea of reorganization:
l havo never attempted to re-organize
my wife but once L shall never attempt
it-again. Id bin to a public dinner, and
had allowed myself to be betrayed in
drinking several peoples health, and to
make 'em robustas possible, I continued
drinking their health until my sown be-
came affected. Theconsequencc was pre-
sented myself at Betsey's bedside, late at
night, with considerable liker concealed
about my person. I had somehow got
possesshun of hosswhip on my way
home. Remembering some cranky obscr-
vations of Mrs. Wards in the morning, l
snapt the whip pretty lively, and in loud
voice said, "Betsey, you need re-organiz-
ing. I have come, Betsey," I continued
-crackin' the whip o'erthe bed" 1 have
come to re-organizc you!"
That mite, | dreamed that somebody
laid hosswhip over me sev'ril timessa sand
when woke up found she had. haint
drunk much of anything since, and if 1.
ever have any re-organizcn' job on hand,
L will let it out.
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EVERYBODY SHOULD HAVE A COPY.
Internal Revenue Guide.

Rr1NG nm Abstract of the Internal Reyenue and
Direct for Lnndl Tax Laws of the United States,
with SCHEDULES OF TAXATION, LICENSES;
STAMP DUTIES, EXEMPTIONS, showing the
Rates under the various Tax Law since July l,
1852, and intended for the general information OF
tho Taxpayer; to which is added an Abstract OF
the Acts of Congress passed during the War; rela.
tive to Abandoned Lands and to other matters OF
general interest. By G. j. ELFoRD, Attorney ct
7.ow Greenyille. s. C., Assessor of the Internal
Revenue Tax for the Third Collection District In
South Carolina. =,
The Book will contain about T2 pages, and will
he issued in few weeks Price so cents per copy
with liberal discount to the trade. Orders mist
be accompanied with the cash to secure attention.
Address.
Grcenville, s C.
Sept I, 1866 la
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1865-10-05

cyphering he now has, as education
enough for him, it's q hundred chances to
one that he don't forget half of it in a
few years-'though there is no moro
black shvery-the worst of all slaves, the
slave of ignorance, superstitution and
semi-barbarism.