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Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1865-09-06
G.. w. & H. w. SMITH,
Market Street Csea-feia. Pa
Tgsc-, heresefore occzries n = Pssz-sEnei
1865 GRAND orxzue or 1860
SPRING GOODS,
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Dry-Goods. Groceries, Queens-ware,
Wooden-ware, Boots and Shoes,
Notions. &c, &c, &c.

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Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1865-09-06

/ President HON wM BIGLER
Etecstire COMMITTEE, Richard Shaw, jr.
e. d. Goodfellow, Wm. Read
Eli Bloom
Treasurer, 4. NJ. Hills. Secretary, L. z. Irwin
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1865-09-06
DIED:

AT the residence Of her father in Bradford
township. On August 29th, lS65, MARGARET
TAYLeg- wife Of Jacob Taylor, aged 81 years
II mouth and DAYS.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1865-09-06

MarSlxt, A N HILLS
Chief - Police. NarvzEg osDES-
CARS ExsFsSs-Aiex Livingston Lewis Risa-
Il Bari sSezzyA- -MstshevRo=i&- Elijah Mcdowell
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|. paIsIsrRaroR,s soTIcH-Lsse

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n 81 16zssEssrxsSoa 0n the Estate o. Samuel
v asss. LAT. II B-15fard ts-n'P, Clssrfssd COM
" Pa deceased, hxri1g bsen granted 70 the En-
ierstrsS- all r>-sers Indebted 70 said estate are
ke-esr zi,ed - make iznsdiste pay1snszzsi
these saTfzx claims agxs1E1 tie SANE will pre-
sn. 1s.u r1-ore-sy xzthsztfrz.si for settlement
a 3 GOODRICH.
A. = 1875 ASnfrisrz.o.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1865-09-06
DENN,AAGRICULTURAL SOCIETY.

Il The Pennsylvania State Agriculizrai Socie-
ty will hold its Exhibition on Tuesday Hedse<-
day, Thursday and Friday, September .. q =
and 70, 1855, at WnLrAxsPoRr. Lyconing county
Any informs alton desired will be given 1pca
personal application by letter 70 the uudsrsgr-
ed, at tNorristown, A. .BorD HANrLroS, Preside...
Harrisburg. The Office of the Society viii bs o.
pen at Williamsport on and after the 5sh of Sep
tember. A. BROWER LOSGAkER.
Sorristovn- August 2. 1855, Secretary
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crvpE being equal prefsrsase .in ee giFea .
these tat risld the largess asi FTzci SiAas0eH1-
- ). <---fss es br the exhThit0-s- They Ezss oe
nearsrsd. 81 weighed. Ana = sazPie furnished
II the Fair
Applicazss for rrszizzs E1sz f1r1'ss ise en-
rir-se rIth q Statement sig1sa Q! .keLse.ssss
r.i..sd = sse Ervzp catered fsr q Fre2fzE- aoa
u1sz ssase ee-ree1iy IS he eaa lae k17a As4 esA-
Sstsc- If tie premises erssss tAe ks11 aaa S1Aa
sity Of seed so-n- asd tie E1e zoa Haae . F4-
rs1x II il the groz,sd-
F.-r., .zse.iar tes3 c-cFs fa- exsiess.s-- q
.,,e.d,o- .c Dc - ,ray give nctsce - the kxees-
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1865-09-06

GROCERIES, of all kinds to be had at
p" Aug % MERRELL BIGLER'S.
E7LOUR.-A large quantity Extra Family
II Flour, in Barrels. Sacks and Sacks for
sale by FEB q. 1855 W. IRWIN.
Ia MERRELL 4 BIGLRR
December II 1894 CIssrfeld
DISSOLUTIOS OF ARTSERSHIP.-
L. The co-partnership heretofore existing be-
tween j. L Morris and J. z. Watson has this day
been dissolved by mutual consent The books
and papers of the firm are In the hands Of j. l.
Morris. who will continue the business Il tie old
stand formerly occupied by the f--a-
J. I MORRIS.
July 13, 1865. J. E. WATSON
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1865-09-06

CANNED FRUIT, for sale by
u Auz % MERRELL BIGLER.
Washington telegraph., 1865-03-22

The sovereign of a nation may lawfully con.
fiscate the debts OF an enemy during war, or by
way Of reprisal
Congress has the power to sequestrate or to
conhscate debts due by citizens 20 alien enemies.
debt being sefurstered in TIME OF war, the
right Of the alien enemy is not dives.ed, but on
ly suspended until the restoration of peace.
But the act of Congress of August 30, iS6l
not on ly suspends the =. .ht OF the slien ensnv
in the debt during the war, but diyrsts him os
the debt absolutely: i'll effect e0lfseatcs the
debt
Plaintiffs, resident in New York, having be-
gun an action by attachment levied ON certain
property, the effect OF the act OF Congress afore-
sale 20 diyest them of their night TO the debt
sued for and TO vest IL absolutely IL the govern
nept of the Confederate States
For the satisfaction of the dsbt the plaintiff
had acquired lien upon she goods OF the de-
tcndaEts by the levy OF the wit of attachment
aud likewise lien debt due to the defend
ants from = third person by service Of a whit OF
sarBisEnsn!: tho act OF Congress also divsst.S
hc plaintiffs OF those liens as incidents Of the
debt, and transferred them 10 The goYernmcn.
of the Confederate States.
1t must be supposed that the convention q
This State ia passing the sequss!Talioa ordinance
Of May 80, l-6l, cid Eot intend to assume the
exercise OF any powers vested in CoDgress but
only meant 10 adopt provisional measures in
relatiY, to the credits aud effects OF alien enc
mics, subject to the coatr Of future legislation
by Congress.
But DC this as it may, the act Of Congress,
being paramount, must nsce sssrly control any
provisions OF the ordinance OF the convention
that may be found 10 be in conflict with it,
The circuit court was bound to take judicial
notice of the act of Congress, and &C. in con-
formity with it's provisions.
Aliene enemies having a suit pending in court
for The collection OF de5t, 1t was not u;oper
for the court to dismiss the case because of the
failure OF their attorneys to respond to pleas
fled by the defendant; for the plaintiff right
having been transferred to the government the
attorney had no further duties TO discharge in
the sut o. behalf of his clients and because by
dismissing the sgit tae property attached anu
the gsrnishce were discharged; aud the hens TO
which the government had been substituted for
the security OF The debt were released.
On the contrary il WAS the duty of tbs court
to centinge the cause for the purpose Of allow
ing the receiver acting under the sequestrasion
act, on being informed OF the Pendency Of the
suit, An opportunity of taking the proper steps
for th5 further prosecution OF the cause in the
names of the alien enemies, as nominal plain
tifs, for the use Of the Confederate States.
REVERSED.
Washington telegraph., 1865-03-22
JUNE TERM, 1864.
BUSRY o. TREADWELL.
hppeGt from the Jefferson Ctrsa,i Cour;
VENDOR AND vESpEE.
OPINION BY ENGLISH, G.. j.

Where purchaser has been let into posses.
sion, and continues without interruption, under
paramount title, h. is not, in the absence Of
fraud, entitled to equitable relief from payment
OF the purchase money upon ths ground of de-
tect OF title. Hopes .. Cheek, II Ark. 5oo
Worthirgior Q. Curd, q Ib. 2S4; Bolton =
Branch, t6. 435.
a Knowledge Of membranes or defects
OF title, is .no objsction to recovery
upon the covenants of the deed in n court
OF law; but it iS ground for equity to refuse
relief cut OF the unpaid consideration; because
issupposes 'l.as, With such knowledge, the ven
zee chose 20 rely upen the covenants; and to
their legal effect he will be remiitei. Worth
ington g. Curd, u5i sus
A vendee having gwen his note for certain
lands, to be paid on day certain, provided thai
if the lands were involved in suit concerning
the title to the same, payment was not to be
made until the suit should be decided; there be
ing suit pending, at the time OF the coming
to maturity of tho note, involving the title &c
tho lands SO sold, the vendors right of actieE
was complete.
Affirmed.
Washington telegraph., 1865-03-22


The plaintiff aust recover on the ssraagth
Of his own title, and not on the weaknes, of
that vi the defendant
The proper construction Of sc. 10 At Vi
eb. lsi, Gould's Dig is thst TO lands W hich
were subject to entry, at the date of tbs act
and which tho State desired to put upon the
market at an early period persons were allowed
to make improvements, upon them. and file
their declarations and supporting sihdavits in
the Office Of the land agent, at any time within
sixty days after the passage of the act, ans as
to the lands uncophrmed at the date Of the act,
persons were allowed TO make improvements
upon them, and file their declarations and aSi-
davits at any tune within sixty days after such
lands were advertised for sale BY the land agent
A state land agent being public officer
acting under his Official oath, in tho discharge
Of his official duties, is presumed to hsve acted
In confor saity with the law, in the absence of
any showing to the contrary.
When fact is charged in the bill inferentially,
and not directly, although on demurrer filed in
proper sime, the court might have sustained the
demurrer, and ordered the bill to bo amended
yet it would be uni ust to dis miss the bill at the
hearing for the want of such direct allegation
The defendant having filed in the ofice of
tbs land agent his declaration supported by
af6davits, claiIaisg = pre-enption to certain
lands Got now IL controversy, mis- attorney at
terwards, by pernissien of the land agent
erased the description Of the lands in the de-
claratien and aA;5sYi;s, and inserted in leu
thereof the land in eo2troversyi Held, that
the afiiayiss in their altered state could have
no legal effect, Eet having bssn sworn toi and
that the sale made upon them by the land age Mt
was naui horized by law.
The making and filing the proper declaration
and afidavi;s in the efiice OF tLe land agent
within the time limited legal prerequisites 30
valid ..sf the land by Pre-empsicu.
ksxerssy
Washington telegraph., 1865-03-22

without any aid or direct support Of ta- Gov
ernment.
Shonld not th-sa fact. make jon pause ia
your d~nnncisiionf
Instead Of crying 20 this ws-k department IT
rtlirf, should you not admire tbs s5nisi,t ati.- :
which has Shown II to D. cApabls Of self sast-'n-
tatiGnf
Should ron not. IS We havs done, trirr orf
year men and resolve 70 hold Yanr p0rtirr of
the csrmen lines. restiAg sRtisGed that NJ
country nen On this side of the Mississippi will
spare effort 10 aid you. by .rrinforcem-R4 *
diversion. ~nea Il Is practicable - do 80
TRArE-EIssIasiPPr
Washington telegraph., 1865-03-22
CAMDEN, March l6, 1865.

From tho Cairo Morning News of The sth
Ne% York. March 4.-Exciternent at
Charlotte subsided, showing Sherman
moved in smother direction Wade
Hampton with his cavalry, said to b. il
possession Of Columbia. 5. O.. the burned
seetion Of that. city extended Z .cf mile
in one direction. Rebel House Of rrptc-
seutatiFcs passed bill putting 100000
negroes IN the army. To satisfy he Oh
jections of Senator'S, this ill l,e,es ID
question Of emancipation open
Wing Of 81 says, Bragg ,nccer ded in
hating Schsfeld at North East river. 10
OF 15 miles from Wilmington It j. re-
ported Hood will have an important com
mand in Texas. Rebel Pirate Chica-
msuga. destroyed last Saturday IN Capo
Fear river. 70 prevent falling into tLs
hands Of the Yankees
Washington telegraph., 1865-03-22
JUNE TERM, 1864.
GAINES o CRAIG and another.
Err0rts Ch;sot Circuit Court.
PRACTIcE-JoINO OF ACTIONS.
.1 OPINION BY ENGLISH, G.. j.

Under sec /, ch. 1873, Gould's Dig, which
prov des that suits at law may be commenced
by fling in the clerks Office "a note, or writing
obligatory, or due bill. or other evidence Of
debt" on which summons or capias may issue
plaintiff cannot commence an action by filing
an open account. .....r-
Nor could the plaintiff commence an action BY
fling sealed agreement which on its face
shows no cause of action, and upon which .
right of action could oaly be shown by auxilia-
ry evidences.
Nor was it the intention of the statute that
actions of debt or assumpsit should be Joined
with covenant in one suit.
AFFIRMHD.
Washington telegraph., 1865-03-22
HEAD QRS. DIST. ARKANSAS,
LEwIsvILLE, Feb. ~, 1850.

kEy
General Orders,
The following order from Department Head
luarters, is published for the information and
nidsnce of all concerned, and will be rigidily
ssserrsd:
EgAD QRS. TRANSMITS DEPARTMENT,
Shreveport. La. February l3, 1865.
''';;.l n q5ls''' }5l !
l. The following order n published for the
siormstiun Of the Department:
,lDJT. AID INSPECTOR GEMS. OFFICE,
Richmond October :. 1864.
8sasral Orders, !
No.77-
The following vi II supersede GeH-ral Orders,
l. Ali details heretofore granted, under au-
hority of the War Depal tment, TO persons be-
seen the ages of Is and - years, are hereby
evoked; and all such detailed men, together
] With lhos, within the ssid sges, who hold fur
| aughs OF temporary exemptions oy reason OF
| rlling applications for detail, will nc promptly
| pssmbleJ At the camps of instruction, and sp-
4 arateIv assigned among the ARMIES for ser
~, except that men detailed and now actually
] nayet; In the ssrEice of the Government a.
1 mans, mechanics OF persons of scientific skill
i I'd those detailed aud new engaged in the
matacture, collection and tor nardiug OF indis
Esaole supplies for tie army and navy), Nil
/ ee9utinu-d in their present sInployLIcrts unit
/ BIT respective details are revised.
Il ~ b5i~r
Washington telegraph., 1865-03-22
FOR SALE AT AUCTION.

ON THURSDY the 3Oth mat. at DIR. Fl. L.
" Nelson's two miles eouth Of Washington,
large and good assortment ef HOUSEHOLD
and KITCHEN FURNITURE. Also, some
Stock Hogs, and Cattle, Farming Untensils,
etc., eto
March 22d, 1855. A-lw
Washington telegraph., 1865-03-22
To hail Contractors,

AGENCY P. o. DEPT. TRANSMITS, I
Marshall, Texas, February 10, 1865 J
CONTRACTORS to whom pay is due fol
" transporting Mails west of the Mississippi
river are requested to present evidence of ser
vice. and make known their address. in order
that payment may be mate. ,cro1F. ..sI
Contractors by transfer of routes and person.
employed by postmasters TO perfoi m temporary
service, should fofw ard their agreements at once
for approval
JAS. II. STARR,
3-3w Agent Post Office Dept. T. NJ.
Washington telegraph., 1865-03-22
TO REFUGEES IA FARM FOR SALE

TO REFUGEES "A Farm FOR SALE.
ONE OF THE BEST AND RICHEST FARMS
" in Red River County, Texas containing $50
acres-I50 in culiivstion-and in one mile OF
Clarksville, with corn, meat and farming utsn-
sls, stock, hogs, &c. &c, roiH b sold. Title
Of ths best.
Wagon and mule teams required in part pay
ment. The balance can bo paid in negroes, or
any kind OF money. For further information
address me at Clarksville, Texas. .,-...
-3-am D. c. RUSSELL.
Washington telegraph., 1865-03-22
EXTENSION OF TIME
FOR
Exchange Of Taxed Treasury Notes.
W. GRAY,
Agent Treasury, I. A.
c. S. DEPOElTARY AGENCY, T. N.
MARSHALL, Feb. g5, 1865.

NJ Office has been given by the Secretary
4S of the Treasury to holders and owners Of
Certificates of Stock and Coupon Bonds, issued
under Act of August 10, 1861, due and redeem
able after the LIST days of January and July,
1864, and first of January, 1865, to present the
same for payment to the Treasurer Of the Con-
federate States. one of the Assistant Treasurers,
or Pay Depository. No interest will be allow
ed thereon, after tho 1st January, 1865.
The Pay Depositaries il this Department
having funds feI payment Of said Bonds are a,
Washington, Ark, Shreveport, La, Honston
Texas. .t
P. w. GRAY,
No 3:3v Agent Treasy, I. M.
Washington telegraph., 1865-03-22
s CNOPER.

A1Htsnt and Inspector General
II Ia accordance with the above order, all
i,ai!s Of uen who do not hold certificates of
teeicsl Boards showing untitnesS for service in
he fsIi, are revoked, with the following excep-
0ns: Aeu detailed from Department Head
tlHters, nu the ground of justice, equity, and
xessity, where that ground .till exists and is
a.al in the order Of detail clerks, whe are e1-
H,s, and whose services are indIspcnsably ne
sssary, not exceeding one for each officer, ex-
ypt IN The Bureaux at Marshall, Texas, and
| tsse in the service of the Post Ot1ce, Treasury
riAdiutant Generals Department; men de-
| asl III teid service, in which class is embraced
! hose constantly engaged in collecting horses
nd Hulss, and in hauling Indispensable sup
'4s irol one post TO another; artisans, me-
allcS and persons of sciestitic skill, in the ser
! rs Of the government; contractors with the
pyeglment whose personal services are certi-
ie4bg the Chief of the Depart nlent with whom
R'! have contracted, to be indispensable to the
ncuion Of their contract, and whose individu-
htuOn is given thereto.
\ ILL., Officers are not permitted to relieve men
i ,slaTly letailed to them When they wish
ais revoked. application must be regularly
II Ss, stating he reasons.
I. Msn whose details are revoked for mis-
s1slct or neglect of duty, will not be again
NtHt to detail during the remainder of their
taa service.
j No detailed man will be furlaughed unless
/ aaa certificate of Medical board, or is re-
a1ended by the officer with whom he is serv-
/ T extraordinary skill anu attention 10 duty.
4 Able-bodicd agricuIturalists who are de-
al tom DtdartInent Head Quarters, and
1s dscails are hereby revoked, will be allow
I gu tas lst of May, 1865, to renew their ap-
''l0as If they are not re-detailed by that
1 - 'lfoling officers will send them to their
Ti- TTtAnls without delay.
~ Aen detailed as nfechsncs, artisans or
u A OF skill, other than thOso in tbs service
H. government, will be allowed until the ist
~ iob9r to have their details renewed. III
4 'a6Fed by that tinc, they will be sent to
Commands.
~, leaves of absences and furlOugha grant
L I Dugadltr General Ii. L Hays, L. A. G.
"~lFty days, VIII be respected.
& BY command of
General Z. KIRBY SMITB,
S. S ANDERSON,
Assistant Adjutsnt General.
BY command of
Maj. Gen NJ. VI. PARSONS,
~, ED P. TURNER,
A. A. G..
Washington telegraph., 1865-03-22
lay QRS. DIST. OF ARKANSAS, /
/. .s,. 1oewsisville, February 18th, 1865. )

LAY QRS. DIST. OF ARKANSAS, {
III, itosysisFille, February 18th, 1865. )
lowing Order isre-psblished for the
Hei6pa and guidance of all concefned:
w. TRANSMITS. DEPARTMENT,
etI oa'SsTeport, La, November lst, 1854.
! IFS SSPisr''
snrr,.r1tc:fs Of Companies are hereby direct
y, II ln'nediately to their proper Com
Len serving with them, VINO belong
l%qs,inands in this Department.
@a.,Ly VIII De sufficient to retain the
sS.At 'GHey Gey DO not properly belong.
sSA, Generals in making Inspections, will
.aaAs, sooYo erder is enforced, and in cases
ds&clauna 1t violated, prefer charges
2 ,eMpany Commander, for violation
incls OF War, and of this order,
" command of -
Sencral E. KIRBY SMITH.
5. s. ANDERSON,
N ) B, Assistant Adjutant General.
S0miNSr, bAAKHEAD MAeRUDER,
AD T. TUREER--A. 4. Gen.
Washington telegraph., 1865-03-22
HEAD QEs. DIST. or ARKANSAS,
Lewisville, February 1874, 1865.

LeH4ssAIo, TsDiu~iy AO]a' iSVo.
General Orders,
I, The supply of Subsistence Stores on hand
not being sufficient to justify sales to the fami-
lies of indigert soldiers, authority is hereby
granted to detailed agriculturaligts 10 sell on
proper certificates, part OF their surplus corn,
as contemplated in General Orders, Number o6,
Department Head Quarters, Series of 1864.
II In obedieneo to instructions the following
is re-pu shed for the lnfo, maton and guidance
OF all concerned -
HEAD QRS. TRANSMITS. DEPARTMENT.
Shreveport, La, January I'd, l-6o.
General Orders,
No. |.
The General Commanding having been in
ornlrd that unauthorized parsons collecting
the ''TA1 IN KIND it is hereby announced,
that only regular Officers and sgents Tax
in Kind duty. bonded SuayterhIasters and Com
mission ers, snd thOse persons specially author
iE"d by the officers in charge. or Controlling
Qa&rterIuastrrs of States, can give valid receipts
TO 8 producer ior his 1.-THE Tax. All other per-
than those specified above. are positively
prohibited from giving receipts, which would be
unjust impUsiiiOGs al-I worthless TO the Tax
Payers.
Comm1sarie, and Quartermast-rs serving
with troops, snd .hu5r purchasing supplies, can
only collect Ilthcs wh' n specially authorized by
she Chief If their respective DcRartncuts-
e,pt Immediately therefor he officer i'll charge
Of the District, where the collections nsyc becn
made. in his absence To the Cont1o oliiue Quail
ozmaster of the State. They will strictly con-
sIrn to the orders on this subiec. from the Adj
utant and Inspector Generals Office Al Rich
1ond.
This Order will be published Immediately by
the District Commanders. who will cause every
otfce soldier. guilty of any violation thereof
20 De promptly arrested.
BY command of
General E KIRBY SMITH.
s. S. ANDERSON
Assistant. Adju;ant General.
By command of
MAJ Gen. J. B4NKHEAD NAGRUDER,
3-3w EDhUND p. TURNER. A. A. Gen.
EXTENSION OF TIME
Exchange of Taxed Treasury Notes.
c. S. Treasury AGENCY, T. NJ,
Marshall, March sth, 1865.
NOTICE Is GIVEN that Congress has e1-
: Y teHdcd the time for holders of Taxed Trsa-
sury Notes of the Old Issues to deposit them
for exchange until the Both June, 1865, in the
TraDs-Mississippi Department.
DepositsTiss authorized TO receive said
Notes, and to issue Exehap ge Certificates there
for, until shat date. They will make detailed
reports of these deposits as formerly, besides
the regular weekly return of receipts from all
sources.
?. ". GRAY,
3-3t Agent Treasury, I. NJ
Washington telegraph., 1865-03-22
JUNE TERM, 1864.

WILDE, Jr., & Co., r. HART, ct al.
Appeal from tie Pulask, Cucuit Court.
ALIEN ENEsiIEs-sEQUksTRA
OPINION By ENGLISH, g. J.
Washington telegraph., 1865-03-22


w. WARREN JOHNSON, Maj
& C,mua Labor Bureau, ID A.
Washington telegraph., 1865-03-22

Appea! from Pulaski CAaRcery CcHrt
Scamp Land Pre-emptions--Oti OticcrS-Chsae.r,
.t..+ Pleading.
OPINION BY ENGLISH, c. j., JUNE, 1861.
Washington telegraph., 1865-03-22
HEADQUARTERS LABOR BUREAU, D

Washington, Arkansas, March 18TH 1865.
of the
washington belonging following
the olowngd L
Washington telegraph., 1865-03-22
A1iHtsnt and Inspector Gensr

By old-r.
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-11-16
Z DEFERRED TELEGRAMS.

Important Revenue Decision
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-11-16
War Declared between Spain and Chilli.

Especial by Telegraph to the New Orleans Timss.l
WAsHiNeTos, Nov. s.-7Henceforth pub
fishers of newspapers and manufacturers
of articles enumerated in section 90, of the.
tax laws, win only have to take manu-
facturers' license, and not pay tax on sales
under Dealers license.
New YORK, Nov. l0.-The steamer Ocean
Queen from Aspinwall. reports war declar-
ed between Spain and Chill, and i've ports
of the latter declared by Admiral Possea
blockaded since the oath nit. The diplo-
matte corps in Chill protest emphatically
against the mode of blockade, the Admiral
proposing to maintain it by cruisers.
"A panic was oecssioned by the sudden
rupture. unprecedented in Chill. Business
was greatly Frustrated. The English
steamers between Panama aud Valparaiso
have no passengers or freight for any point
south of Bolivia. %. Ms3i A9E
The U. s. sloop-of-war st. Mary was At
Valparaiso. 4TG 4s-EH 80 Tdt# EIsEC3t
Disaffection was arising among the re-
volutionistsin Peru, with prospect Of all
their bodies binding together to assist
Chill. %. A4=
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-11-16

seg- j. 7. Peel, of Cincinnati, has
patented a new material for all articles
Commonly made from plaster Of Paris.
BE claims that the composition is in
destrruuctible, and not affected by expo
sure sure to the. atmosphere, One Of the
first uses he made Of it is in the
shape Of a medallion Of Abraham Lin.
coin, the frame being of the same ma
terial. Coal tar and brick dust are
used largely in the manufacture Of
the composition.