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MISC. Ii tSIpt 50

Gold vas quoted in New York on Saturday at
assA
John G. Bruno, a prominent merchant of Dai;-
more, is dead.
There fifty thousand Yankee troops imrri-
soned IN the South 1t will be gccd news TO their
friends Lays Washington telegram 10 hear that
Colonel Mutord Will go to Richmond this week, a,i-
hozei TO negotiate cartel, that VIII probably
exchange the whole OF them
The rebel General Lyon is reported rs ce,ascrp'ing
his ut Eddyviiie, Kentucky, and other
relatives lie also eeAseripted Judge Keeper, Sc
yeral attorneys, lufynlen, &c.
The New York ItttpRs says:
by way If Cairo, we have news frem General
Grsnaer's expedition towards Mo,,iic. On the 18th
Ii smish occurred At Fishers creek in which The
rebels were quickly Routed, Two eiintsats were M
the faseasou'a river rendering valuable assistance
There r sad g. be a strong U;ion feeling in the
hats about five thousand ,i,a only for ilel defence.
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fEr- Srgc,aL NoTicg.

E&J foFEEINL -NUTILE' q
From and after January lst, 1865, the steamer
JOHN H. PARKER VII, in addition TO her con-
nectou with Government continue her daily trips to
DREWE1-ss AND CiAFlIE'j BLUFFS,
for the accommodation Of passengers and freight
,eav;cr hcr wharf at Rockets EVERY MORNING
at half-past O'Clock, and EVERY EVENING a'
O'Clock.
Returning, will leave Chaflin's Bluff EVERY
MORNING at halfpast . O'Clock, and EVERY
EVENING at o'clock, stopping ut all the Landings
on the river.
sss1 Persons travelling by this steamer viii PRO-
cure proper passports or papers.
ES~ Fare, each way, FOUR DOLLARS. Those
belonging to the Amy or navy, half price.
de 3i-J.s
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ssoct1' BILLINGS, in snwer to cone spor dent,
&ys: '>s''''
= You ASK which IL the most best the married or
tae s,ng.c oondlssLn. Most everybody at se,n.
time n taeis NE, La1 trfde the single state nj o
III. s. everybody has alkere an "a lie you BE stat,
Or iasrgid cofsls .san. have .lisd Lotl. ssacs and
alsA les.y 10 styre. sAat II kan Kit woman
who fas. fri ;}s,asUas both s..tss q. 4.
esa, AID ac:.' banker Few be- wnas1ns kln.srt t.
ips,rsfri2 s.stesg n heaven ard srth aritsr onst
iaf ai;si all, Tue H.als.d state IL fot sl lie
Bill II ut ii aafavry fs.s IL rsfs,., iuist hsts-
ren s,f hurt, u - 2ot Ieas.s, fati.s hssaag
i isiu.n
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It New York this week on tho Lafayette,
vsre conducted to Hayre BY Mr- PEN
ninxton, Mr.. Brooks, Vice. Consul at
Paris (who goes home in charge Of the
dead body,) and Mcssrs. John Monroe,
phalen, Beckwith, Mason (of BOSTON,,
Aspinwall and Vanderpoel.
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YANKEE ArIocIrIEs.-The reader has
scarcely forgotten the record Of Yankee
outrages at Milledgeville in a late issue.
Two Of the young ladies mentioned last
week became inmates of the Insane
ASYLUM at Columbia, South Carolina.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1865-01-03

The ice in the Western rivers is sink
ing a number Of steamers. The famous
ram Monarch sunk, about twenty miles
from St. Louis, on the 2eth.
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REcovrRrNc.-We are highly gratified
to learn from an authentic source that
Colonel Mosby is rapidly recovering from
his wound. and in short time will DC in
the saddle again.-Lynch1uY Va.J Re-
nnhZic6n
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OTICE.-Our friends who are indebted
IN to IA respectfully Informed that their ae.
counts aie now ,eady for delivery and hope they
We have one 70 attend specially 70 this depart
mint. Whilst We desire TO express orr thanks to
fh0se Who have heretofore pr6mptly responded 20
calls, We most rs~l< .thlsy decline 10 continue
iseeounf with these who sre ihdispasesl "a do 70.
IN SIT THOMAS i. rRIEE & 20. j
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/ OSl, on the 22d of December, at Tai
~ leY's mill, in Hanover, or between there
and Richmond, TWO TWO-HUNDRED-DOI.LA X
CONFEDERATE EIGHT PER CENT. BONDS
one in the name of Maria Louisa Anderson, No
,592, the other in the OF Charles 4. II. An
dcrson, No. t95 both issued November 2Sth lsG2
PEGGIE ANDERSON.
At the ;asic time, a BUCKSKIN rCRSE, con-
tanning sx;ytree dollars and fifty cents II. Con-
tolerate notes. The fntr will be rewarded by
leaving the purse and contents ut this Office
il 3--lawGw@ T. A.
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STEAM BOILER Fcn S.Ip-For sale, q
good UPRIGHT STEAM BOIhER, Six-lorst
power, with fixtures complete. Apply at the Dis.
patch Office. de- 28--6t'
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVE Els.
The House was opened with prayer at
IL O'Clock by Rev. DR.. Read, Of the
Presbyterian Church.
The House took up, considered,
amended and passed the bill, reported by
lr. Wickham, of Virginia, from the Mill.
tary Committee, to increase the efficiency
Of the cavalry of the Confederate States
Mr.. Baldwin, Of Virginia, under a sus-
pension of the rules, introduced reso--
luton that, as mark of respect to the
President of the Confederate States, the
officers and members of the House will
call on him to-day at such hour as he
may designate. Adopted.
Notice was subsequently received from
the President through his private ssocre-
tAry, Mr.. Harrison, that the hour of S
o'clock and thereafter would suit his con
venicnce.
On motion, the House adjourned.
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LATEST FROM THE NORTH.
We have received New Yoik papers OF Saturday
the 3lst ultimo.

We have received New Yoak papers OF Saturday,
the 3lst ultimo.
THE LATEST FROM GENERAL hoops ARMY.
The dispatches from Nashville NOW deny tina. Ge-
neral Hood has crossed the Tennessee river. teie
gram, dated from there on the Goth, says:
The very latest news from the front is, that on
yesterday, while Thomas was pursuing Hood the
river bank, he was trying to lay his pontoon, >but
could not make any progress, as onr snnboa's were
Smelling hi. working parties. steadman reached
Decatur with large zee the 9th, ana lso
threatening Hood. There is ,lunor this morning
that Thomas has attacked and again routed aud
captured tho most of Hoods fragmeiiary army, but
it needs confirmation.
Another, dated the 30th, says:
Thirteen railroad trains, with the frs: Il ain
through from CHATTANOOGA, arrived this evening,
and communication will be regularly kept up
Thomas's headquarters were at Pulaski last night.
our advance closely following Hood, who is believed
70 be trying to the Tennessee river Generals
Granger aud Steadman are on his right flank, and
the gsinboats are Smelling his pentoons, which he
has, as yet, been unable to cross upon.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1865-01-03

MISSES PARTINtiTON'S FASHION.
lVI ABLE DANCING ACADEMY, ON Broa
street, between Sixth and Seventh streets Classes
on THURSDAY and SATURDAY AFTERNOONS.
POsITIVELY NO GENTLEMEN ADMITTED.
NOfE.--For further particulars, call at their re-
sldcnc0 on Leigh street, between Adams and Fou-
shee. de % I'm,
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TnE WILMINGTON DISASTER.


The Tribune lays the Wilmington disaster on thu.
nary. Thef sm~ere,oi puts it on Butler, and SAYS
remains for the proper authorities to decide *
70 Which Of the two was in error Meanwhile We
are assured that Admiral Porter, who has meyer
ka0wn vhat 1t was 70 fail when ACTING separately.
yvtu coEdnuc. operations against the Wilmington
1v0ocations 1t having nov been demonstrated
that - infantry force land in the rear Of Fort
klsoef. We Uust that army OF forty thousand
troops, II necessary. will be dispatched to that point
to complete the work begun. Glncral Butler assigns
40 re tsOn Tor not commencing siege that he had
yecs1ved no instructions to do So Let some one now
&c scns, with plenty Of troops and discre.a ,nary
seoe!s. 70 assault lay siege, dig, fight or what not
.sA42snan9 TO accomplish tie great purpose in hand
%nSM Butler returned to his headquarters ON
nss nyer ON "Wednesday. lie le:t the land
- the Wilmington expedition under the eoEa-
~ General Weitzel.
fAPfeAE o. FAyANSAA~-VcctFAIioS III THE
k$-sA NSEIEaar GOvEExMgST lsAusrRATEn.
y Nov Ysrk papers contain additional partieu-
) e ~ occupation u sayannala< General IIar-
- vsgy hShly co'nplimented for hiA. satill n
100 HI army Array. Prom the letters 81 Coz
bsa~sts w take the folls~,ng staten.ent - -
Gcdwel Us,nusn. Of N,w Y,1ek, eernsnandi,g n
gade N thr Ysrsae.i&tosps, was l,f eefDsaaaa n,
nBmS9sAE fssEt npeA otr xssrgas left, and sss.r
ST rs<pt ok h616laa lis picket lines, which
~ AJpD ~ yards tt0m the rebel woa Is.
IT As.a ees Il the eneuy, not seeing
II lyns pasziDg bsfars their camp -jsas, be sus-
oeA 49, tney had svn4aSs~d tieit liner IIotxs.L-
nll4 tb1a " aCntl heMr te ka1in VI l1%js fasl,-,
a1Aish - tAapvTh TIE dark trusts awny ~ g
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AN APOLOGY .iArE TO E9AZiL.

The correspondence between Seward and the Bra
lillian Minister, OF the Florida affair, is published
Secretary Seward, in his reply to the Minister,
foln and absolute non-intc,yertio.l in the o1n.s
tic affairs Of foreign nations cardinal srircl.s
in the policy Of the United States ouiiave there
fore Justly expected that the President would dsa=
vow and regret the proceedings at Bahia. lie will
suspend Captain Collins AMI direct him to arpcar
before Z co:Ist-Inartial.
The Consulate Of Bahia admits that he advised
and melted The captain. and active ia the pro-
ceedines lie will therefore be dismissed. The flag
Of Brazil vii! receive from the United States navy
the honor customary in the intercourse of friendly
maritime powers.
The SECRETARY says il is not TO lie understood
however, that fiiis Government admits giv,9cre-
DIT TO the charges Of fseooa tieachcrv a;ll decer-
ton which arc brought against the ciptai,iad con-
sni These caatses axe del2.ed the authority Of
the accused.
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HpE1T1k. NOTICES

- SprcrAL NorIcE.-I invite psrticu
lar attention to sale Of superior FURNITURE,
FEATHER BEDS, WATCHES, GUNS, &c.. THIS
lay at 10 O'Clock at my store, 70 Main street.
ia3-lt g. Is. COOK, Auctionecr.
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4 FARM OF THREE IIUNikEp

4 FARM OF THREE IIUAikEp
~ AND TWENTY-FIVE ACRES, tx ks,1W
KENT COUNTY, FOR SALE PKiNAYEfY We
offer for sale the FARM knorsN as ''VOoai-
BCRNE," adjoining Miles Tunst.l, one naJ fsssA
Tunstalls station, the Rrhn.ond sa{ fprk
River railroad, and the sa&se thStinec4 fffa fa@
mnnkey river, ut a point ~here H. Ii uas tsshle,
The buildings are infesaor. hut there al atsin
dance Of wood and some rich blttom iafsl, vita
mari CONVENIENT. Price. s5u.nsD.
ukUBSs IL WILLIAMS,
ja s. 81 Ailesiyneess
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GTRAYED.-Came to my house, in
y the town of Fulton, on the morning Of the
10Th Of December, 1864, small DARK BAY
MARE and HORSE, with halters on each Of them
The HORSE has two white hind feet no other marks
but saddle marks. The owner or owners are re-
Gucstcd to come forward prove property pay charges
and take them away, Or they will be dealt With
the law directs. GEORGE W. BAKER.
do
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1865-01-03

IHOR RENT, L NF'U RNISu
ROOMS, at the South CaroliI.a Soldiers
Exchange Hotel. Apply 10
dc l6-codlots G, RI. Me,aTAsI7
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CONFEDERATE CONGRESS.
SENATE.

MONDAY, january :, 1000.
The Senate met at II o'clock NJ
Prayer by the Rev. Mr.. Leyburn, Of the
Presbyterian Church.
Mr.. Oldham, of Texas, offered the fol-
lowing resolution, which was laid on the
table and ordered to be printed:
Rcsolced, That the Committee on
Finance be instructed to inquire into the
expediency and practicability of adopt
ing the following measures as means
of restoring and sustaining the financial
credit of the Government, to-wit:
First. OF limiting the outstanding
circulation of treasury notes by law, so
that it shall never exceed the maximum
of one hundred and fifty millions Of dol
lars.
"Second. OF lcvying tax Of one per
cent. upon all the subjects of taxation
specified in the act Of February, 1854,
to be collected in treasury notes at their
market value in specie, the value to be
ascertaincd and made known, from time
to time, in a mode to be prescribed by
law.
"Third. OF lcvying an export duty
VI LWSuIy -uSC Pei SSht- upoiA WV '"i''>
of all exports, to be collected in specie
or in the coupons Of the Five Hundred
Million Loan, under the act of February
II, 1864, the specie SO collected, be
applied to tho redemption Of tho coupons
of said loan"
Mr.. Barnwcll, from the Finance Com
mittce, reported a bill to authorize the
appointment Of a commissioner Of taxes
for the Mississippi Department.
and disbursing clerk for the office of
the said commissioner. The bill was
considered and passed.
House bill authorizing the cancellation
of four per cent. bonds and certificates
received in payment Of taxes was con
sidercd and passed.
Mr.. Johnson, Of Missouri, offered a
resolution, which was agreed to, tender
ing to General Jubal \. Early, during
his stay in the city, the privilege Of
seat in the Senate.
On motion, by Mr.. Scmmcs, the Senate
adjourned.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1865-01-03

EARM FOR SALE.--I am authoriz
l. sell FARM, ;o:,r miles from Raleish,
esaroliiia, containing one hundred and eighty
The improvements consist OF treat cot;ag,
eight rooms, six Of them with Gra-paecs /; al !
sary out.bu;:dings, such a. barn, stable, co,r-
quarters, etr. There is wooi raoush inf o,N
growth TO pay tor the luid. The situated il
and healthy. \ splendid plses for !. relysefs
negroes. For full Particulars, apply 10
II. II TlHKkIl.
in 3-let .sho.ho, 1 1
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1865-01-03

E CLASSICAL AND
MATHEMATICAL SCHOOL,
~ ROGER MARTIN.
The duties of this school will be resumed on
TUESDAY, January 5. Clay street. between Ninth
and Tenth. A few additional pupil, be re-
ccivcd. de 29-5t'l ROGER MARTIN.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1865-01-03

LNOR RENT, a superior PIANO, i
L octave; needs tuning; otherwise in god
der. Apply to A. B0DEEt i
de 2s--Gt No. 10 sIaia 81 4
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OSI, on Sunday, the 18th instant, my
i DETAIl., with other valuable papers. The
iId will b. suitably rewarded by leaving them at
Mess. K. Wende,buIg 4 Co.'S store, under the
Spotswood Hotel; at Mrs. A Tomlinson's, coz
ncr oil Nenahlc and Tweniy-fith streets.
dc 2l--3t' WILLIAM GIBBS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1865-01-03

ID OOMS 10 RENT, suitable for
IL or single gentlemen. AppIy,on God
street, TO de 2i--!o.-l ]. X. nEGv
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1865-01-03

L. 4 T Y DOLLARS REWARD
Ssrsyed, from my residence, a white and red
POINTER DOG, with his tail bobbed answers II
the na,..c of "Toby''; had OF a red COLLAR will
give the above reward # dlyerod to me at Chester.
field Park, opposite Battery No. IL, or 10 T. j
Colby, No. ii6 Main street.
de 30-~.;.' JESSE A. MURPHY
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DOWER FOR RENT.-pOWE San
L. be furnished, with spacious room knf my
building, corner Gary and Tenth streets. l
dc 29-iin* ASA SNN)H
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ISOR RENE, two good ROOM ne Of
/ which is partly i,ani he'd ! also, palE use Of
kitchen, &c, on Fecnty fourth stree Setaatn
Gt;ec and Franklin, Church Hill. d. -3t-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1865-01-03

OSr, on or about the 18th of November
i 4 last. TWO CERTIFICATES FOR CONTEDE-
RATE STATES FOUR FER CENT EONIlS, dated
Mareh 81, 1864 ONE numbered a,ssS. for 500, and
the other Numbered a.a5i, for sioa~~bosh given in
ly naYre Application h.a been uisse for their
newai. CEuRGE w. SAELIANuS.
Z de s-~lawt,we
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NOR SALE, for two dalA a. RAJ
TENEMENT, containing i5ar g.s roo
with are-rl,res. on Jefferson. tetwsen1 ND
MARSHALL streets, Tow unoccstpiel. friee 1.S0
Jas II GsubBs Il WILLIAMS, Auet peer
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1865-01-03

OST, some short time since, five FOUR
PER CENT. CONFEDERATE STATES
BONDS, issued under act Of February IL 1861,
Nos 1913 To ls37, inclusive, for hundred dol
lars each, IN the name oi T.. N. Bradley, dated SETH
July, 1864, with interest from lst April, 1861 All
persons are warned against trading for the same.
d. s-WeNs T.. r. ERAnfEY
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OST, about the 2Gth OF October last,
IL a -Four Per Cent. Registered Confederate
stafes CERTIFICATE for $1,000, No. 8, 5a5, date
IN March, 1861, and issued 1T Petersburg 10 James
Old. Persons are forcya.ned np. to trade for the
same, as application has been made for its renewal.
de 3O-wGWs T. u GRESHAM
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OST, THE FOLLOWING SCRIPT.
j 4 Notice is hereby given that application Will
be made for lis renewal:
For five shares of James River Packet Company
Stock, in the maine Of L. j. Archer, No. IS,
dated September IS, 1861.
$500 Confederate four per cent. Certificate in the
name Of V. Vaughan, No. 2,3lS, March 81,
1864, issued by Lancaster &. Co., depestary.
de lslawSm LANG ASTER IL Co
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OSr, RECEIPT No. $3.50, for 81 800,
i CONFEDERATE STATES FOUR PEI,
CENT. BONDS, issued 9th june. 1861, by Il. IL
Maury & Co., Derosita,ies Richmond; one EIGHT
FER CENT. BOND, No. o,ins, III sl,100, issued
january H. 1854, in the mime If Mrs. Eliza Lyon.
All persons cautioned against purchasing said
receipts, as application will nc made to proper oi
GERS for their renewal de a-ltaw6wI {. HUNT.
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NOTICE.--The canal.hoat RELIEF +,
y arrived and has on board thY x.le. BEL
fIoUR, RITTER, clfEg:sR, HAt'fyy. T,ss.r.fslS
SoAf. EGGs. bHn0sts, lIrLhS sAppis ntSI
TER. l'isl.n Afi.L t.s. CORN NAL. So saTfI
il a-a' F.s1ASxns. |
AIRS. rELLET viii re.,,ue IT, s.lut;,
W q hsy sctIoOIfo n WIsrlsslssllA s. .sEsGu.
ssh She s.syneAtlY ss1uests 3 MAJ Id ndssn
9 Oh ner iup'. st tho stenine u 10 sehol1 yiiy
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1865-01-03

I OST, a small BLACK and tan TERRIER
1 4 DOG, answering to the name of DIME. He
had on brass colltr with his name, DINE, en-
graved on it. \ lber$ reward will be paid ior hi,
delivery ut Mrs. WIfIItM MITCIIELL'S, corner
of Franklin and SIKH streets. ia 5-2t-
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q MALL FARM FOR RENT.-Nr
~ FARM. near Starless mill, IN HSnYiee, cor
taining EIGHTY-FCUK ACRES. with DWELL.
ING-iInuSE; 81, aill he rented out tariifv, at
Eenrico County Coart-ifg,';e, on TIE lssDAY,
the 5,h instant at Il o'clock.
il 3-3.s NJ. TERRELL,
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NOR RENT, OH Union ILL., y,Scw
a. street, a SMALL HOUSE, with Mresf iooras
and kitchen. Apply to Mrs. T.. NJ. R1ussaREE,
New street, Union I'LL. Jass-St'
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-04-13

A man who was either ! poor econ
omist or a bad pstriot indu'ged himself
yesterday in = distinct on, half howl
half contempt, between greenbacks
gold, in tho hearing Of . leading
banker. Why, sir," said the banker.
taking him mp, 'all i. greenbacka. II
you Unrest ia Hoston Six-s, hss'~r, Il
possible, than the British Excheqnrr
Bills, and pay l2o for them, what will
you ge, paid of in when they mstura
-what will you get the interest in: IL
Gold? No, sir in greenbacks. You
buy firn bonds and mortgages on Or
ange county or Dutchess county farms,
laid on bali valuation, Ynn hire law
ycrs 10 search the title and n examine
and report on the property-tighs times
or domes'ic misfortunes come--thcrx
delays in paying interest. failure to pay
princiral--you write !etters, perhaps
make journeys, finally fall into forsc'o.
sure suit. What do you get .. the end Z
Nothing but greeubacks. Invest in
New York Skies an1 pay ITO for them
When you 0, your children come to be
paid ur, you wi't got greenbacks, and
one hundred deiar. Of greenbacks e.,
one hundred dollars of debt. AMI no
more. The in,er,~. and the principsl
of every debt Of every State in Mi,
Union. except California. temp pararily
indulginy herself and being inau'get'
bv u in point Of metallic pride, i,
rsss;,.. in creeubacks Every deot o!
.everv Kind in tie business Of this ns,icu
Of thirty Millions Of people i, payable in
secenbacks. Practically, gold i. not
money. II il only an instrum.n, for
gambling. as the n,,lem lsAilroad stock
has bees. And it is . grief and wrong
hat the Tr2sspry Department has no
all through the war periodically smash
ed the unna'riotic creatures emo hav.
. .cclLca a.r 81 o. b...le fields f1r .hri
tat.rs, ani the S.ncs Of our mangl-,
soldiers for r!seir dice and gan,b!el golt
ny and greenbacks down. Greenbacka
why 'hey are the only thing that ha'
not alc,ua.ed in this country since thu
war brake ont. And lcn', joke We, )
much, 10. iae fellow, when | say tha'
il gold rushes down hill much longer a,
ita s,snsel rate. greenbac&s will soor
be at a premium. And well they may b.
sor they are the promises of ths. A'neti
can people ssfs they represent the powe
OF ,te A ner,can peolas. And ,e'
You ,ha, this war has sy<s but yer,
psr,isl measure Of lhsl power. r.-N.a
!. York 7'r.bane.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-04-13

There has been a marked falling of
in the number Of hogs packed .ince las.
year. The packing season was I'm
usually short and there is a limited
supply Of pork packed and short stock
"f hogs held by the farmers. The
following figures will show the exact
returns Of the Western States for the
packing seasons Of lSe3-'Gt and
ls64-'cS.
In Ohio the number Of hogs packed
in 1853 --'il was 62l ,s35. Number
packed in ls64-'G5 vas showing a
decrease Of l23,Os3.
IN Iowa in 1896 the number
packed was 347 AL, and in 1861 -'G5
only 1887, showing a falling of o!
l.o,G24, or near fifty per cent in one
year.
illinois packed ,2so, ,4ao in 1886
and ss5 ,.s4-'o5, showing a decreas.
OF SUI .up
Wisconsin packed l60.0.6 in ls6a
! 81, and l2;,l2s in 1854 IS, falling
off q! 1913.
Missouri packed 333.736 IN 1888 "a
and 2:?,5s in 1864 Is. 4 decrease Y,
63.os2.
Krn,uckv packed l25, OF 9 ,ast season
and 1926. this asasot, decrease o
S,.o2
Indiana packed iast ysar 500 .lo7
and 25l,2S. this year, a decrease .
1920.
These fgsfes Il low total decreax.
1n6. loo. - over twenty Sesen Pc
cent.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-04-13
GRAPES rok WESTERN OR No

GRAPES roK WESTERN OR NOR
TukRS AsrEcT. - DR.. Schru.ler, Of
Bloomington, H., in aay essa, on he
planting t,t grape ,.ncs, read before the
Mo. Hort Society says, after recon.
mending Southern, Sou h eastern,
South or Eas.~n aspects for
viueyar,i@ Ill on hills. and they are
no. too high or toe steep. Western or
even Northern aspect might do. l
have seen Con.or,ls and Hartford Pro
littss grown on N.r,s.ers aspects and
they have done finely. Tie fruit wa.
larger and richer than either If these
varie.ss DIRE BE- when grown p any ol
the Eastara States. Therefore. if yo,
haveao Ise : Western or Northern
aspect would adsise you to nse these
kinds. IL snch case would advise
the rows to be planted East and West,
especially il youu.ss ,rellis.'