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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-14
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, TUESDAY, MARCH ID, 1866.
Detroleum.

ROOFS WILL POSITIVELY CLOSE
ON WEDNESDAY, THE 22d INST.
TIE IRONSIDEs PETROLEUM COMPANY.
ORGANIZED UNDER THE LAWS OF THE STATE
OF NEw.YoEE
cAPITAL............".." co.,
DIVIDED INTO SO, 900 STARTS.
PAR VALUE, $40 PER SHARE.
OFFICERS,
Precedent Secretary snd Trsssares,
WILLIAM HEoENaN. WILLIAM IL CLARK.
Counsel
WILLIAM c. DE WITT.
TRUSTEES;
WILLIAM HgoEMAN, ofHsssmsn 1. Co., Druggists No.
80 YIosdws,, NswYors.
J. PRYOR RoEKE Sec. Corn E1change ms Co., cor. Va
liam and BesvcI-t.,, New York
WILLIAM r. FOwLF, Of w. v. b J. =. Fowio Bos.sn.
A. A. FOSTER, Of Foster l. Tower. Nc. % Dsskmans:.
|. Nsv.yms.
r. R. B.cKus Of L.hl Crane Iron Co.. Phns-
L. 3. VA KLr.ECK. No. ,ss Broadway, Nsw.York
aLEXR McOUE, Cornrelor at Law, BrsoIiyu-
EDWARD 8. PATcHEN, Of T. Ke.chau Co., Ne. 60
Wsar, Nsr.Yo1k.
WIN L. CLARK, NO. II Pro.d~sy, New.Yerh
ToURJH NATIONAL BANK
Superintendent 1t Ul City.
FRED u. BACKUs.
OFFICE No. ~ BROADWAY. NJ
Roon No. IS
l.l.S, ard pore.slon. u ~. Comrary stus.sd n
The ier CT the ep region Of Ye1spso County Pennsylvania
and are. in orief. - fsI,~-;
FEE SIMPLE.
100 acre. on both hdes TioIe'.s Creek
r,-rcs % both hies s,rsrrs Run
in.srs.,. Ia ,weii On Smith Pam runfisd ~BARRELs
pER DAY. A. the pew Es.iiets Well. tLowIH0 " BAR
mrs FIR Dali and isCREAsINO Ia The famous Aub III
Wal FLOWING 70 BAhHELs PER DAY. in :hs new
Fsua,. Wen PUMPING 20 BARRELS PR DAY, aud IN
TIE eslotr.ted Janey We'll. row FLOWING fso FER
DAY Ais0 l,ielssx 10 FO.h WELLS no" COiSo
DOWN and he Cen psay have eOnmsnesd to snS WELLS
on TE!ER own PROPERTY.
II. p.orpor-a, design nssins this sperrs,ent company
whose s.oc. stab eIceol TN eSnsnf ists' than
rere mean. O. s,ecssoa Tnose smons them hs'n. me
lance nn.n,a ts.s. ~ It's sss vin dsvoss usnseiyes
persob.ly 20 its tan. sea'rnt
ia nd. ara well, n Do constantly I'D tho aercl-
o,.a o. ssd not stoek, VII Be de the soaee oil fs
r-reruA
III. svb.cr,ion boz h for is member Of ssres Of The
stock q a csrrsny are or. hs Office Of the CON.
y.ny and the Office Of either Of he above nsu.sd trustees
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Go fOpcm II map Gcnrsrn.

NEW UNION WASHING MACHINE
IN. y,b, Tor ,s Eastern Territory O. this eIo-lo,s
M.as cdsr.i p., TsS .t r.;s",.: s .arfp
~ a.. -, "a IioNL No. 81. broadway, fore Day OF
~ me- a.. M.ehius sd ps,srt can be seen.
yU,TRErsII BATHS, at NJ. 10 Laght-st., near
q. ;ebp:. P.rt-I.,e aEy Of the CT, Co" go e the
~ C,,J and I,- Z .ts. neu Wes HIosa1Sy. ho9Fs
-.nti.ur, Nos. e 10. M. and hom ! &c !" ~"
T., ~, nso,n !. M 70 .. IN Closed on Sundbys
mo STATIONER rs. For SALE, TO close the
J. scses.ni The sInSS AMP I'M ln'.i..S Msrs.p
ar Avri, 70 SAMUEL J. AUSTIN. No. Ia Fnssns e.
New Yofh-
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Diri0rn6 Notices.

DROOKLYN PETROLEUM COMPANY.
ID FIRST DIVIDEND.
The Trustees Of tia Company have t.s day declared
Dividend ofTWO "a PER ~ ST oct offk sarrss Of the
Company paysoe LeiT Office No q bIoa.Ssy. the
18th Inst fee ~ Jovenent ex The r ns'ef books De
closed T. on the leth 10 the I5,h met, Inclusive
PofE CATLlN, Secretary.
New YoTi l., March 1865.
IVTH DIvIDTND-CENrRAL RETRO
LFUr ConPANY.-AtA MEETING Of the Trus
tees Of the CENTRAL PETROLEUM COMPANY, bsd
isti, int DIVIDEND Of ONE % PER CENT on the cspi
Conpany declared ps-ale at Their ~,
no. 10 Pine s 1h Inst The 1rAEsiey Boob Of he
W. w CLAnhH secrc.ary.
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TRUSTEES:
Hon JANIS DE PEysTER OGDEN q New York
lion JANIS WADsNOAYH Of james Wsds~oIsA Co.,
Ma. on Ceterst, New York
opoBog w. TUTTLY Of Stout Tustle, Leather Dslsn,
NJ. a Fsu,st ksw.Nork. =,
RICHARD J SHERMAN, OF n!cbs-d shernAn Co, No.
81 Pine u New.iorA -
LEWIS BFNTOs. Couns -or at Law, 81 Nav Yort
WX r. HALL, Of EoftbSup, Hal Co., NO. i' bTosd"sy'
qBOMha a SCOTT VicsProsidsnt PornsylvsniA Csn.ssi
r. r. co PHILADELPHIA Penn.
n q q ANpROs Of indrns Cole, Boston, MAJ
lion LyvI PARSONS Of BAn Ffsnesco, Csl. -
- n bANkFHSi
RICHARD sHERHAS CO., NO. " Rne+t, Ns"-ferI
Tho ,rcr-r.y 81 thi, corpsn, conr,, d prstus lease
Of Is % acres a o territory % san Lac OepS SsS1y
fori. with :rcnsre Of fnilss OF The Fscnc Coz .l'
to,o th, report, ~ Prof Susn Col WLsfnson and otss
coas rs the richest o. springs ~sus an si'Sy ye'
Ppospecus Reports ,nd limited snsss Of Stock At ~
Der share can be had BY ps.ons or by esI W
JANIS WADSWObfH = co No OF cedsra
NORTHRUP, HALL g D No. il2 brosdusy
iFwis BKRTON, No. u BioaaT,y, Roon 70.
VRFAT NORTHERN OIL COMPANY.
" OFFICE No. g. ExcHvaS PLACE sEAx seoApvI'
CauiLsi. .......s.fLus~
Mann. sturers and Sole rIopTis,ors OF 90
EEEDRICK LUBRlCAIOR.
Al.o deslers In SPERM LARD. WHALE and otter ClLs.
JOHN BRYAN Prss.dsn, Now York ''r
JACOB S. ATWOOD, NioS Prcs.d, AZ
A yyISNPR secretary and IRE isoTs7.
T. T. HENDRlCK, superipse,dsut
wy T. MARQUIS 0aAA<A Assnk
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n .lIMl REWARD AND NO QUESTIONS
IN GWp AsEED.-LOsT on Friday afternoon marsh
~ anal buca'kin eontsinps one o.n'I s.os,S
the s.ns spd black ensused the nppss tide q e Ssem
.s ops .ond cluster rms c9p,nns shs orp T. M
shoyr sd isverDs the same 70 ISAAC 6OLDaMIO 8 NO.
- Boway win receive ,bS sbevs wwad end no questions
asksA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-14

PROPERTY IN vENAHGO COUNTY, PA,
Cosa,srrso OF TWO HUNDRED AND THIRTY
EIohT ACRES or THE BEST OIL TthhioaI'
LYING ON PIrBOLE CREEK. CILEkf EUH
AAOUmE Run AND Dun RUN, HhAF IiDE-
our, IN PEE siMPLE. AND IHIEhEsIs ~
THy LADY WASHINGTON" "AhAzoN,' AND
ncoLBY" WELLS A.D IN A EUaDEn on
WELLS ByIEo POT Down
wsls VIII DO Immediately sulk or tbs property held Va 'ss
,,uul. br mi, CorrrnJ and with tho rEs working CspA
Of s73 100 great r,.ai,, ire sn.'ci:nt.i
Tt- developed a,or-~s vii he se.n above IN the se'
wt.itnrron" tie "am.son" and mo "Cof'-" "ens es
..sd- snesn, to snatls the Company psy monthly o''
denjt
The Company has formed not - matter 81 sposais
ton bu, 20 develop property which, believed. VII prove
h. be Of rect value. The reputation Of tie rsne1el con.
pssss The BsSd Of Trustee. .uteen; sasraay that 'H'-
oojec. vii be rspdy aDd faithfully calroe sa ud hu' tue
s,oca vii prove ios.s0 ALI profitable nvsaas"i
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ThKLmry DrpAsYnKrr,
CiTTcf or CcgYTR1AI.ya OF TIE ttfstscf

ITfpANrHKTri Z
CyTTcs OF CogYTRo4Iya or TIE ctrstscf Z
Wasnrseros JAnusfys iSe5.)
WHEREAS. hv satisfactory evidence pre-
,,,~e o. %. ord -sgned 81 his bee, made 20 sppoas
that TBE NATIONAL BROADWAy hASk or sew Tors;
ir the City Of New Yrrk In tie County Of Nevtcfs trt
Ssts OF YORK has neen duy cTsarsed uai~r and <od
ing TIE Ct tho Act OF Ccn-c, cntius< An
act 20 provde nations Currency s-c'frd hyI psdSs 81
United Sg.-, bonds ad prJvje sl tr circulation and
rscsnpcn thereof sp1rcved June 10 And he's GOA
VIII dc p.oyisors OF tsd I-qaiscd b. coupled
with before neins the orsness OF Bsrbng pasT said
Act:
Nov, sicr, T. Hugh Ncculoeh Iorp;relei o. toe
Curnn.y, Hereby CARLY h-s Tut NiIlCNAL bEOhD'
WAY DiNk " fewyof, IN ihs CiiT II Ne"l or N me
Cut- E,yyors aud II ts of New. on authorized 10
eouu.ree h, busns.s Backing Ipi-I te ict sfnIsa
10 testimony ~her.of wituess nv hsne sad sesi q cses
mi, M, L Say Of J.nuaI- let3 HUGH McCtLLOCH.
CourtroisT u ~. C1rrtnc-.
Currency Bnfecg Treasury DsparensssA % the osa9
tioie- Of he CerreDcv.
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fcei amo fonuo.

TIOUND--On March 9th, in our Store, . sun
y, MONEY which tho owner esa have BY d'scribng'h
,,u, aud psyinS ior ndvertismsnt ~ -
'A LAKE McGREERY, No al Bfeadwsy
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COURT OF COMMON PLEAs-CncuIT-BsiOs Jui0
DALI.
YYYIGHT oorTRACTa oar

Frsncis NecDonsd aud other. sxI j. SteAn ana $500
The plaintiffs, commission merchants, brouGho
this acton ssa,st the e;nd,u,s con.sness Of The shp
Escort damage, J % 81. q ,Ssosss e.s,v
Ho this cor 70 Liverpool .bout s bvse!s Of corn, pr
Tscor ~. sasasL The pshI'tds .mnsdastsy saye
a,r,c ne 10 eir ish.rsn 70 take the from Atlantic
poci 20 the vessel fr6 n. Il The weather being unf'
,mah, the ccrn TIE shi, till the following Sal
ardsy afternoon elevator dispatched to place tbe
en- bosi hona-y bus owing an sccides the way.
t, on he day offered put the board IN hah
By elevator but The Defendants rvfased se
iurc q perform then cortlect Tie rAinIs assn offered
70 shp the corn On eus sns cs.saa.n. ~
Ae ram BY another vesel sdvrpcs o. ID psr eushsl
This claim the hen 81 erona4
Ths aeferda insisted that they not b fsut that
tie t,mssf The contract wss spawsd that @s cora seoale
shpped Friday, q whea time they se!s seeAy -
reosye but hsviss ~fsd till Tuesday morning whoes
obaintr g. they ased cshn neiehs that thsy 40 80
four days for which they elaane4
e7ees dy dsurrsre rhs question FOR The Jury vas WhA
v~ 10 fault The jury Isarnsds vsssstfs TIE vsas ~
the full amount claimed hy them- ..a -.
Harry Nico ofplin:as Ajax karsassSs To- dessneansA
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t.b,cipt.on Books f0 ned number Of Shares are sow
open II thofslOsinE olsssi
Onos Of tho CourpAl.y, No n broadway N T., william
r. Wallses osa, No. l5l Wslt.rsons, Il. T.. L. IL BE-
low 4 Co. No 2Williaa.s-, n. z. Psti Crool, 10 ~
w.,sr. H. ?. vyckoG Little. MontArrss, nssr Court
pross,,n; Nv. C. Booth No &c Myrtle svs s,ovsn +
Co. No io7 Fulton ST. NJ. Esvn, No so1 Futsn,t also
aLith .itAnr uf To- Trustees.
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souses anS farms rJaniee.

CFCONp OR THIRD FLOOR WANTED
- =, hhc,ho,a b.twscn Ssvont1snth aud THU
,.,b, fSur,f snd sevenlhsveH j. ]. ELLIS Sewing
ia a "A ooms No. 20 hrosdway.
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OFPiCEs;
WHY'RE SUBSCRIPTION books ARE NOW OPEN.
Ne - BROADWAY, n y,
Hos BI2 sna Ga CHESTNUT At. PHlLA.,
No. 4 CARROLL HALL. rALfi,iORE 81.
BALILalDbE, ND
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sURaooArE's coURT-MAKcn lo-Bstars ssusss
TuCIER
La t,,,- y1las rROyYD. frC II Srd,

During the past week the Wills Of the following
named efsdns have adglitted TO probste MEf hsn
Hsury Luers Andrew Red. Louis Spsnisr..
None Of The above win contain any provfrions pssns
DSstsass
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J,EASED PROPERTIES.

$50 located ir he heat o. tie O regions o.
Oo and being worked with very super prosfect' Of
complete Tao Company has in'tsdnced new
parent boring achne ppou thes- ls AID arr snabod 10 sl
wei 4. less than onebiTd the no and Il onet5id nv con
rr:ed ~ otbsr orgarsloDs :op- tho ctsrs a Tor
shorter pehO5 .sn ys.rr ard al lop-er
be lpk~r IA. 'hsm, and refused Corn
bili c. OF estate, economy AID seeesssliiy to mar
kst, this Con- psuy Las 10 sucsror.
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6iotkbol6rrs aleeiings.

oSuos OF Iaz hiiss-so MIxIxs Cox.AsE
no. IL Pine.r
NOTICF.-The ANNUAL NETTING OF the
IN s.o.hoder, Of This COMPANY vii be held their Office
on uEDf ESDAY the 10Th March inst at oeeok p m
when The Annual Report va bs presented and officers elected
for the ensuing year -
Tho Tsnsfer books VIII be eosed from the 10th 70 tie i:sA
'''-' '''' '''' -'''' sAMUEL ~ POND. sscrstsrJ.
New Yo,h, Mar 4, 1854
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pTRoLEtM .~ a-l 20 rfE
BOOKS CLOSINO.
TIE SUBSCRIPTION HOOKS OF TITS coNrkYY
Al TnY OslGlslL phLk og u raR suAhE
Esviso CLOSED 4 LIMITED Nu*BER ONLY ~
sHARys REMAINING WILL bs SOLD AT - fIK
shAIE.
NETWORK. PHILADELPHIA, AND BALTl'
MoaE CONSOLIDATED
PETROLEUM AND MINING COMPANY.
Orxrr 'ssd ur1.r no Laws G, New Yot
saLREHoLDERs LXENPT FROM ALL PERSONAL
LnB-rrY.
CAPITAL, $1,000, 600. DIVIDED iETo 100000
SHARES
PAR VALUE. s1.
pnIcH Fcq A MMTryD NUMBER
ONLY ~ sE..k - kEsiAE'iaG, % f-sR sHAltk
10 rrRTaEn LssEssMrSF on GAIL on THE Sub.
scaIB.. Bs, AS 50, 900 SHARES ARE RESERVED
FOR WORKING CAPITAL
YrrupHur-J. 3. CLARK, Of Ssx.yors.
yiosrssnos,r.-R; u; WlsnAaT. Esw'Y0si.
sscs.-1rr-J CoSki..N S,~.rok
Taus~TLs'
AvR YrTCiuH 3.l.nrr- Ma
o KING Balti'nore Md
f. y w obip s' B.,isnaf. IA
n II. wisi!AHT, Nov, York
A. CLARA, TAR Farm IL.
L. b. CLARK. OF CITY, Pa
GENERAL sUPLniNTENpENrsi
s. CLARE x & CLARK CUE Ii cliy i r Farm T.
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SUBSCRIPTIONS FECFTvED By
LOMBARD GORE, No. % States. tos.on.
D. HARVEY THOMAS. No 32 Nsllcts'., Ph!lSds!Hhis.
N HART JACKSON. No IL soua-s,., Baltimore.
WbGsTAfr GOEICHiUs. No. II bIosfSLy. Now.
Yort cod at OFFicf Of tbs COMPANY, NC. u ard 70
BrosGway.
Prospectus sent any r 0, tie United States ,ppi's
ton containing ull and Clear tccouL. Of tho ops-sns o
this NEST sUecessfu Organization
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CAPITAL STOCK. ivv"'OVV
- SHARES 800 EACH $3.50
xyORKIN0 CAPITAL SSGO, 600 IN ETOCk, AND
500, 600 IN CASH
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pETROL UNI.
PACIFIC COAST PETROLEUM COMPANY
Oh NkW-YOhk.
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LANDS IN FEE.

Th,. Company ow In fee simple nearly LOO 81
lsnd located IN Luserne and sullivan Counties, Penn. and
ssir and Mskinzhau Counties Ohio h-sviy wooded
and ricl In hi IN nous These p-opr nov
oTh sJCeO spi ragly sivaDsns nve.9,
aad rrJson Of ncres@ VII doub. u vsus wi'1in
su reh. the "a. ain, large pT % stockholders a. once
en- .kefy en- ON ftls IIcne
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wv ANTED 10 RENT-For a term of years.
w o, more ROOMS In 6rep,oo' building
eont.irns shout 100 moe .ursrtci fset scs.os 20
-, cnbr n #. md CGns West Broadway ard Nhssbsn
- .,s.d fr the storage Of sAt art,cl% Address nans
,srt her no 36~' Esw.YorN PostO6,te-
WANTED TO HlkE-For, the Summer
,..., - of Nss-Y,f with hosting aud bssh.{ e.1
s,'i-y ADDE'S, s,atia1 iocatlon, &c, w a hiLLEh'
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10000 SHARES; PAR VALUE. $40 EACH
sUBSCRIPTlON PRICE -.
No far.he. NssessnenA
800, eco WORTH OF STOCK RESERVED FOL
WORKING CAPITAL.

TnusTHKS-
WILLIAM @. STEELE, Of steele L Hssdley No. II
Wal ST., Ee,5-York.
RICHARD MCDONALD New Brun.wiot. N. J.
JOSEPH Treat Eo. les Pear st. NewYork.
GEORGE MCDONALD, No. IL Dsy-st-, New-fork
JOHN GRIEvEs, Brooklyn, Ny.
THOMAS 4. MCDONALD. New-Srm-~ief, N. j.
DAVID r. GREEN, 40. III Peirlst Nsv-York
NJ. Il MOSES, No. 20 Broads. New-Iork.
8. L. wOODH0USE, No. .as PsIlst-, sOw.York
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1865-12-07

be any chance for us to rise from our pros
trate condition, it is by men, women and
ohildren going to work, But our labor must
be distributed difFerently from what it has
been heretofore. More,white men unjust be-
come mechanics. We must not depend on
the North, England or the negroes II we
do this-if we resolves live like poor people
I've will ultimately become arich' people.
IF we will cultivate our own fields and
manufacture our own necessaries, 1t will moi
be great while, until long, loud and des
perate vail will be heard all over the North
The Massachusetts, spiDdles will soon bt
covered with rust, and those who now have
their feet upon our necks, will soon be beg
gipg us for bread !! But in every effort t
rise, we must humbly look to God for as
sistance. God will redeem us if we place
our confidence in him. n.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1865-12-07
MERE-MENHIoN.

We will next week, publish the reply Of
"Artepus Ward" to "Bill Arp" Look
out for tit is erich, rare and peculiar"
'....,... 1.-The Hon. W. W. BoYoE, who
represented South Carolina in the United
States Congress for nearly eight years, is
about to commence the practice of law in
Washington city. 1.-THE official vote
for Governor in North Carolina has been
received. The vote stands, WORTH, So.
914; HOLDEN, 1884. WoRTH's major
ity, 1850.
s. The Richmond Sentinel says that the
calf of thoroughbred cow, belonging to
Colonel J. W. FAIRFAX, of Loudon county,
weighed l24 pounds when only day old.
.........A number of Indians in canoes pass.
ed down the Missouri river opposite Lex
ington last week. They were on their way
to Washington to see the President, and
preferred canoes to steamboats, as, mode of
travelling. .'...'...The Macon Telegraph of
the 24th says "lt is s'atheutically stated in
this city that the Hon ROBERT TooMBs,
who had been concealed for months in one
of the adjacent counties, has eluded his
pursuers, escaped across the country, and
made his safe exit from the port of New
Orleans for foreign parts" There
are over niue hundred cases on the docket
ofthe Court for the county, ofwbioh Knox
vile, Tennessee, is the shiretown. Most
of them are suits against Coufederates for
damages growing out of the war. Those
persons who acted as Confederate Conscrip-
ton officers receive severe punishment ir.
the Courts. ..'2....."Hon. JOHN REAGAN
and Ex-Lieutenant-G General j. G. PEMsRe.
TON were in Columbia last week. .:,,.9.
The "Persimmon County Debating Club"
out in Indiana, are debating the question.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PRICES.

Paper has risen almost one hundred.per
cent. since the first of. August, and is now
quite as high as it was at any time last year,
and the tendency is still onward and up
ward. There is little prospect of relief be-
fore spring. Paper, ink, labor, and all the
materials which 60 to make newspaper are
so high, that no proprietor can afford to
publish paper for less than double the
price received before the war. Still, peo-
pie complain because the prices are not re-
duced, never thinking that the matter is
entirely beyond the control of publishers
-Westministcr (lka.) Sentinel.
We are sorry to say the above is true
every word of it. Previous to the war, the
paper upon which the ENQUIRER was prin.
ted, cost us from eight to nine cents per
pound. The paper which We are now using,
and an inferior article at that-costs Us
taoenty-taoo cents per pound Ink, which
before the war was worth twenty cents per
pound, we can not now buy for less than
thirty to thirty-6Ve cents. Every descrip.
ton of printing material has advanced in
the same ratio. ......
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the utmost limits of taxation; but I am
happy 70 say that the business Of Congress
Will be, after securing peace upon the basis
of universal liberty, to relieve ourselves
from taxation no longer necessary. In ma.
king this reduction We naturally look to
those articles, the chief cost of which is low
labor. The foundation of wealth is, and
should be-, as free from burdens as the air.
The oheerfulness with which all classesand
occupations bore taxes during the war,
makes it doubly the duty Of Congress to
lessen and equalize the taxes now. l con
fdently anticipate that in q short time .ne
duties on imported goods, . moderate in
come tax, and taxes on luxuries, will !; ena
ble us honorably to perform all our obiiga'
tions." s,@Ss
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CLERKS ELECTION.

1t will be observed by an advertisement
in another column, that an election for
Clerk of the Court of Common Pleas and
General Sessions for this District, will be
held on the second Wednesday in January
next.
Two candidates are in the feld-SAM.
UEL E. MOORE, Esq, the present incum:
bent, and Mr.. JOSEPH F. WALLACE. Both
are worthy men.
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MAIL CONTRACTS.

We learn that Eve out of the seven con.
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lines running out of .Yorkville, have been
awarded by the Post Master General.
Route No. 5672, from Yorkville to Spar
tanburg, Hickory Grove, Smiths Ford,
Draytonsville, Limestone Springs, &c. has
been awarded to Mr.. RoBERr A BLACK.
Route No. 5675, from Yorkville to Char
iotte, N. c. oia Clay Hill, Ranalesburg,
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GEN. aRANTTN CHARLESTON

GEN. GRANT I'm CHARLESTON.
Gen. GRANT and staf arrived in Charles.
ton On Friday hst It's understood that
be Is on an official visit Of inspection, and
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(which is the proudest, a girl with ner
first beau, or awoman With her first baby E
-.......There are two directly opposite rea-.
sons why man sometimes cannot get cred
it: one is, because he is not known; the 9TH n:
er, because he is. ,4s.l. - ;,
Upwards of thirty thousand negroes have
died'in and around Atlanta, Georgia, du-
ring the past twelve moutbss.. s..'....s.In. q
recent English novel, the author describes
one of her characters as conducting himself
nhke an overseer in a Massachusetts, cotton
field W.'........The Sayannah Herald has
information that an emeute took place a
mong the negroes nesr Mariana, Florida.
The rioters burned the Court House. A
company ofregulars we're sent there to keep
order. .........T The President designs having
arrangements perfected to have his. s.message
delivered to the press Of ths country simul.
taneously with its delivery to Congress :..''
The New Bedford STANDARD. estimates the
damage to ,thewhaling interests by the She
nandoah at s1,659OeO. .........The New
Orleans papers advocate that the coolie
system be adopted at once 10; the culture OF
the Mississippi plantations.... Since
the middle Of October there have been II
ilyoad accidents. 80. Why is BRIDE
groom at the altar; like a sailor Because
She's. a /. marin gher,:...'.,.The Boston
churches are discussing whether President
Johnson's plan Of Reconstruction is the
right one, :. !;;.T Twenty two Of the most
thinly populated counties 10 Indiana expen-
aed during the ewar over $5, ,000,000 fol
local bounties aud the relief Of soldiers
families .:.......Jos BARKER just elected
to Congress from Louisiana is-eighty' five
years ofage.
In Scotland minister "refused the sa
crament to a printer who was engaged du'
ring . partsof Sunday night in producing .
paper which the minister confessed that he
read with pleasure every Monday morning?
........,A writer in sBlach1oooa says
"When people want to speak of native o
Holland, they call him, an Amsterdau
Dutchman; but when they speak of the
German race generally, they leave out thu
Amster." .-.s..ssz.,g< .-,.s ~. sc
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