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Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1865-10-19
miscellaneous.
NEW FIRM. GREAT INDUCEMENTS.
FELLOWS CRANDALL & CO.,

Successors to Reynolds Fellows Co., are now offering
and prepared to furnish short notice, Wagons Car
riages and Seighs, of all descriptions aud of the latest
and most approved style and Of the best material the
old stand opposite the Union House. in the centr part
Of Alba Borough, Bradford County, Pa.
The public assured that the reputation the shop
has acquired during the last six years under the super
intendence of J. II. Fellows, will be more than main
tanned, he will superintend the work as heretofore
he having long been and having had much experience
Carriage and Sleigh Builder, would the public
that pains will be spared by the above firm to make
the establishment worthy of their patronage. Thank
ul of the old firm for the patronage thus far eX
tended, we hope to merit continuance Of the same.
n. B.-We, the undersigned, being actical mechan-
les manufacture and offer to the public at prices
that will defy competition.
JAMES II. FELLOWS,
D. W. c. GRAND ALL,
j. q. MERRITT.
Alba Borough, March 80. 1865
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1865-10-19

WANTED.-2OO,OO 900 LBS, OF WOOL,
w for which the highest Cash price will be paid.
Cash paid for Veal and Deacon skins by
DC. DAYTON
Towanda, May 25th.
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T 0 ALL INTERESTED!

Notice is hereby given to all persons Indebted to the
estate OF D. c. HALL, that having disposed OF the Lii
quor Store belongngto said estate, that all
must be settled paid once, or costs will be made.
Payments may be made to EW Smith, Esq at Kean's
Liquor Store, or to me at Codding & Russells'.
June 26, 1865. CHAS. NJ. HALL, Admir-.
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A LARGE ARRIVAL OF FISH, COD
"A FISH, Mackere Herring Blue Fish, Scale Fish
&c, at wholesale and retail Mackere put up in small
packages tor family use very choice ones also
quarter aud haltbarel packages al offering for sale at
low rates by teB2 T.. 7. FOX.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1865-10-19

Jan. I, I-65'
II and settle. tie is desrous closing ali accounts
,,y the lst day of March next alter that ime, all an
settled matters viii be placed in the hands ot an otcc
tor collection.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1865-10-19

4 WINTER
FIVE TRAINS DAILY TO AND FROM PHILADEL
PHIA AND PIrTSBURG.
MONDAY, December 2G 1864. The Passenger Trains
of the Pennsylvania Railroad Company will depart from
Harrisburg and arrive at Philadelphia and PitsburS
as follows
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1865-10-19

DIR. PORTER'S PREPA TIONS
FOR FAMILY USE.
Known Safe and Reliable Remedies warranted TO
what they intended to give satisfaction.
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alccYs IIs n
fr, T,i']rspA 10 .hs scv rork su-.i

o7rd7v is'i-d s''N. .rl'j aus n gold las, year
tn PC OF w.lci won 5000 al Is !a,c
Der T,gra.
rHy sr-in-r"' Uvinv 'r.rui lrsr) nomiuatos
Gen Bn',r iD G yor'ot u, n ssehuscts.
1nawA % Of - lrrt-rucn aud o.ln n on ths
r Railway, have uocn re.iu . from - to II 70
rcr d EN-.
" IL A.s.el IN ihs wr-h' ~ -'on Cru 'rictu thst
j ". pNvf, lavrg rcccrt', been ~ Cd PRIV
80 eo' p ., Ik a'i . rcr. / as made o 'd u,c "
u'., nt ih't lr c. iron Lin 10 CAatles U'Color
has re1 ,eryoitcl.
1uF Th'rl MNuc r-rv, vNi'h was paid ~ at
A. ats last ~,cs, TOO. s1",Ouo e s.Ssu-th,rty
boni'' an avcrg.o %. uo'c - sloO per man. THO
p1N master hsd anS.et t'r toe s-c Of tho bonds
by bis sio "len ho pad shc men.
ANY cas from Bc.mo'd confirm the r,l.ase ~
Col OWi MAJ @ r."ytou, lnte of he r,lel
service. u spf ears the rcl'asr was unconditional,
the Guyotnucut having failed t. ,rrl a,e trcrn
Win TIC cmho .G5noIt OF the money seat W Union
Isun.rs.
TuE Pittsburgh Cr'oStCLs states thai q g miners
NrF% % tic mi iu ,rc vicinity o. Yu'In 'siown,
a'i'r lsstlrg ovct $40 months. be- hu lly CONS to
an cti sud vo.k has lcUn resumed at the rate Of
wages PROPOSED by tao ~ riu.vrs in Arr, lat.
\ ne N ners uoiore goius TO "o-g syraCd ~ sLAn-
don the Uuiou
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From the southwest.

Arrest OF Peto Everett, the Guerrilla, SC.
Cincinnati July A dispatch to The uAzr1 rE.
from l. ilneton, Ky, announces that tho notorious
guerrilla Pote Everett hv teen arrested and odgci
in Jail IN that place, chArse OF murder and burn-
ING Of rsilioad trains.
The GAza4TEs Nashville dispatch ssy~ General
johnson 10 10 hot pursuit Of the guerrilla ScWAll
and squad n outlaws With every prospect Of tsiI
tpte4v pure.
"a 20, Julp l.-,Iehn n. Clsnshsr, fell ;rtm avin-
doN Ia tbs GsJ o,o uou,., in Ncuph'A snd -S IN
ltAith Allel. hr Clsn&han wa widely knoun a.
one OF tie editors OF the hsnphi, ArPsAt- Gs.teT-
dsy the cash eek Of the Qusrteuunters Office. At
radueaA. NJ. Hunter, stole si7Oc from the sac and
dcrostei tho monsr With n citizen. TIE then ~as
Ct.c.Ne I'd hir ioi euoon, AnJ the ciiEon return 81
the uocsf, stl'inr tba he tid not knos n Nas mon
r vh.h Hunter LETT II With him. Hunter uaae no
effort osclp', and IL Ia the mi italF prIon h
Py.uoah. Inc Fourth Army &c We en rorte TOT mo
o . .ante, has passed. New orleans. NsVis ton
II the Red RIVER above the halb Is tu'Nended, and
y ~ have to pfoCcel By l-nd tom Aieiandiis. On
tie 2Uth. the column Of fotce- that 10 crcs.
W leIAs arrived 81 A ozAudtia 1lr se 10 no cotton
coming into Aletaniria yeL IL 10 fetcued the .
are hftv tuoulsnd bnloe In Rapids puish. hut ieN
pAnen are eiVisf their cot on - ~ cens all they
Sc, Oneied for 10. Iso eNptllt.uus Az golng
West nom kei Rivei. tlc hky ~ lhfe ~ rhfeNes-
port and the other At AleIAuditA and tie river 10
alive with boAf conveying pos 70 the tSo potnts
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Another Railroad Accident.
\ Cellision--T'he Chilign Minister aud
others II |. red

Iptmcre, J,dv 5.-A se.iou, scciteut ereurrod
i-he PTcsdents car yesterday evening, about 8
ooh, ., the Baltimore depot OF the Northern Cen.
RairoAd The taln consisted Of an engine and
r, ,esidenrs car, and had iust arrived from Get
iugg, -hon, owing to O mi Placed switch, II ran
the end Of a fr,lght tram standing en- a side
:. Although the speed Of the tram was much
sencd several OF the party In tho Pie denrs
tver, injured. soaor Bonusgs, Chl.iRn Minister,
c. j. Hal in miles O'Beillyl, Who read tho
at the Gettysburg eeebraiion, seTe ,eveIe.y
ab ut Ihe head. Col, sinp,on. Of the sih Army
pG X. J. Chsv, Of the State Department; Y, b.
'ou, OF Ia Executive Mansion, and l. L Crounse,
10 .,o" YORK TINEA, we're slightly injured. The
vas somewhat inJuied, but not enough to pre-
III from proceeding TO WAhlnston, Tue acct
twas tho result OF cArelessnos on the part Of ths
tch tender,
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Cuiting Down the Army

- army I. to be reduced to 10000 men, OF which
the regular army will constitute nearly one
tic balance to be made up principally Of eolored
The following circular la, been addressed 10
Commanding Generals Of all the forces and de-
ments except thoss Of the Gulf, Army Of the
leAaee, Provisional Corps, Army Of tho Potomac
Army CoIp5, and tho troops In Texas;
ie Secretary Of War directs that the strength Of
2 Cormald be Immediately ieaucod, Tor all sT1us,
q .'i almam neee cary TO meet the tequrerp cuts
lc service and all surplus uoops mustered out
mustttt out vi Ae bN entire oIranIza, iOns, in.
M oil keIiilOis 'herrto W recruits and from
= sources In seiect ing ths orrsnizA',ons TOR dis
-ge pIeic' once WI ic ri'en 70 veteran regiments
n tAl thOr. { tl.uo to ssIye. Ihe muriers out
Ia haTles except Tor a. il.e-r, viii te made un-
the roeull'lons promulgspd in General Urders
81 current scenes, from this olhce.
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Freedom and Independence.
CeieDrnii,n OF tho Fourth throughout the
Country.


Washtngon, ulvB.-Tho Government yesterday
contribute, n. full share Ia the cel.bi Of the
Fourth, by irins of cannon and . grand exhibition
of ffrework. The only OF atory Of tie day was fur
ni,hel ly ne colored Nations al Monument AsociA-
ton. on the rounds south Of the Executive Mansion
rEw YORK.
Albany, J,Iv b.-The celebration on Tuesday er-
ceeded I'm iutqe,t .nythng Of the kind ever wline.
.ed in Ah.n. The sssurunce Of the presence OF
General Gran and othor distinguished GenerslA
attracted thouands OF people from distant parts Of
the State aud country. Among those p. G 'eni and
par,icipaiins In the exercises we're Generals XII
patrick, scAoGeI, sicklea Dut.eTfiod, Peck, Rick
otis Kautz, Deva. Davis, Mulligan, Wool, Wallace,
Robinson, JonesRandAl and Roberts.
Genela Grant Trtved at hSi-psst 10 on Tuesday
mo ming, By sIect tram, the trip having teen made
iu three hours an forty minutes, over the Harlem
road On ar-iying,,e was esnorted TO the residence
OF Governor Fentons heIe the other military rento-
men and select pay Of civilians we're waiting to
receive him.
Ane, mutual situations and iptroduotionA the
party partook Of refrsbmcnu provided by the Gov
e-nor. The hour hav,s arrived Tor the services In
which the gentlemen ere invited to take part they
were driven In cariises TO the Wsshington Parade
| Ground. under cort the Military and tho Young
! mems Aftnclhuoh uao pfth ti''Aoi
for tho oocasi1n at III eIpenss Of the citizens Of
Albany, go feet long bi0o in sidth, provided With
seau ior bOOO people Tkots Of stnsslon were SVEN
out to prevent tho cmd fom rushing In, and
| military stationed TO kee order.
Long tefor. the procelos arrived, the grounds
we're filed with people, Gu. Grant being the main
p,int II attraction. The Immense building room
| aned inside, while thous4dt thronred tho srounds
| ADJOINING The appoa.an, Of Gen. Grant upon the
stand "a. the signal for lnrty chee ring and in
roa-e he arose and bovedb the as,omblsse.
Tho tstteroL faes Of abt ono hundred New fork
regmeuts we're then iormav presented TO tho State,
Gen. Butterdeld making thoIe'entation. He refer
rcd 10 the great services roiered by the New foik
troops, and ;sid tho waI for he Union was over and
til. day Of peace had srrivi. He refered to the
terms en- Grant dictated f. J. ee's surrender, and
.ad the honor Of the soldier "a pledged TO the OBJ
,crv nee Of .hose conditions 1s army had pc formed
its Gu,y--. was nov the work the civil suthortie.
ores,ore pc aco and concord "a ughout the land not
n the splii Of retaliation and nense, but by coDc-
iatiop and forbearsncs toward those who had laid
| dow n their arms
Cos. ren,on. icing unable TO, o,.poud on receiving
tlo 1a,, b. sddre.s was read Col. Hastings, hi,
pdystssecre'ay.
TN. orntlon BY Rev. DR.. Ch.pi was . finished and
thtilins production ue argued favor OF universal
libortv and universal educated stare. Il wa not
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LOCAL NEWS.
NEW YORK AND the VICINITY.
l lndcpCndCn"c Day.
METROPOLITAN OD~EXyANCEs


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much be e,t fo,n ort So vho...'., -
nh, o,, ..o, q. AZ T.. 80, a, ,... - A.. ~ ~ -
mcmorsLlo Ly Tia ,y,.t, of ,h. I., A,
o'c ock r,.r,v ,n ,bo ,.,,io .ho ~, A.
tic CITY we've ,sop,lI,I IN cro,,. q, ho
st'ee,s on the rou'e o. tho mA.t,ry p-oco...o.,.
The lth ryonuc f. oser',itae caves, ap9oata I'D, .l
~lel tie ,e c.. I.' . s,ei IN feye,, thou..,i,o of
ia hrH sve,e rala,d 20 ave a "wccomc b,u,. " 10
the "a liant "Loys in bue." Atone o'c.,ek. tho
,aty pna cant coucute! aud ato.' the e. me tim,
tho ia.iroad car. lol4d 10 Crn'nu PuH weie
fled with , sGeu.ess For soycul ,ucocedlng
hour men women pui chNiten, chiefly tha latter
p.O,ooted to secl tho alr.gIy hrgo company
Of ppop.e emo my tLem1cyes In tbs b, au-
,ih pace Of public Ie,ot. Over tronty-
live thou-anl pc.Ile spont tho ,i'o noon
in the Park. LISTENING to the muse Ealing In tho
boats olins upon the T,en ryaId, Or To- iur O. upon
the ssits b meath tla4u tiee,. where a d.. i.l.fuI
be Ee KEEP, them cool enI comfortable Attir o,eonk
the > op.o Legin t.a,o hone ard. L1cu,-i,.,.,.
ver. returning, aud bg et,Lt o'clock eep,e thfony.
of peope had ea,h..eI ON tie palIc ,,,,re,
and other place, where the Gt..ofl. se,s
10 be cyANued Band. OF music enlly.ueI
the te!.l.u Of sstlug for the u,ro,cchr,c
Dip Ay., which etnprt and e,,sI at 8 il. or,o.k
An hour latol, zen e aho or Of ye,o,us rain vl.,
ei the civ con,f. ling srgaidsto ls,teu bon,.,.,,.
.na oToe uallv ext u.ui.h many IN inci,en, a,a
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;EPTION OF VETERANS,
Immense Enthusiasm.
WORKS AND IlluMINATI0NS
From washington.
Of the Prcsident---Fatc Of
As nssips soon TO be Made KNOWN
aIkucr not yet Pnrdoned, Etc.

dlkncr not YET fufuoneu, ttc.
,hino,or, july s.-Abou, 10 applications for
\ we're granite 1 to-day, OF which l3O we're from
CaroilniAns recommended by Gov. Holden.
re- u q marked improvement In the health Of
lent johnson to-day. lie, however, ,til keeps
,ou, and, .dhering 10 the advice Of his phyn-
receives 40 visitors.
re |. rei,on 10 believe that fnAl action has been
b. the Executive on the findings and sentences
70 TO the conspiratora and that the result will
C promulgated.
number Of persons discharged under General
,No 100, current series, from the o'lice OF the
ll,.'ary GeneTl Of Prisoner. as lar ss report
oen received up to July 81, wv as follows; Cap
l,i0G lisutenRnts. 3,SsG non-comuissioned
= 5,5s2; priva,es, Ga,726. Total, ~ 7e6.
,ro is the be-t authority for ooutradie'in ths
. that Charlss Faulkner, Of Virginia has been
med by tho President, who has no. as yet Hc,ed
case, therefore all that has been published In
natter s premature
sgatss 70 the number OF seventy from fourteen
n tribes Who hAvo been In hostility 70 the
ID stlies during tho late rebellion, are now on
war TO w1hiug'ou With lie object Of making
a. Of Pc potusl peare, and OF being reinstated
riEhts and bene6,s which they forfeited by
~ up arms In behalf Of the insurgents.
ofilca paper of the Columbian Government
,srly New Grenadsg recently pub ished de-
Issued BY tho Columbian Congress- declaring
President JulIeL. Of Mexico has dcserved vel
L.fics- in view Of the indomitsbio perseverance,
's evinced In no defence Of the Independence
'.esdom Of his country, and thai they resGrc
virtues and patriotism ~ sfording ar
iple to ,be Columbian youth. The decree als'
ides that a portrait Of President Jusrez h
ID In 'ho natioual library of BoSotA- viih suit
inscription.
. hundred and forty patents were IsIued by III
missioner Of Patents on Monday.
n. AuFur has itled an order dischsrrins TN
h aud es,h PennsyivauiA and 55d and S6sh Ne'
ey Rssimouts
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orleans Tiurs Offering bonds ef S3N,Oon 10 repir
tie levees from New Orleans to ArkRnsas the coming
Inter, employiny B~f'H white lGloier. In he ct
IN make the o has eco no "a es o moment. uod,
lA'alA. Domestic exchange Vu et ~ varlous tniee.
The ne ESste nAfet II at s'anattiu.
CHE-l0 la mi1cd soll at IL, and liv has, ine
Mest l45 ClOur-tt p % ttio. | ~ lllt. A. Sl.isS
ana % dc =. 81 49, lostool supottne at 81,
30. A-t-lvy saOks al SIS 70. bushel
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The Cozeus uabens , ,orpus Case.

Philadelphia July 5.-ln the Cozens hate~
CoIpu, Today, Judge Thomp.on, OF the suprine
Count Of Pennsylvania ordered the releSe Of CozenA
and delivered opinion that the right Of the Piesi-
dent TO sur2end lhe writ of habeas corpus "a only
given 10 him by Consres. during the continuance Of
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From New Orleans.

t1s Orleans July l, ria cliro July 5.-Col.
n, Ad!utant General Of Louisiana has resigned
goes North. Mr., Kennedy hU been reindueted
o the Mayorolty, aud has appointed committee,
.ch hss announced the celebration Of the Fourth
Y kslAA yIilaa Y Gss. " slLA. lhIsaxh ths kss
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u 'p rom 'ne "p 'ne h"ot rouse ana o'he'
'"'7'' rNii u."V' Nn'eo nAnu,eionie" Hom tns
'"'O'' ""u '"ee' ''e' onoe' rent 'n' sh'
49, 80 wy V'''N'e n'''o'. "ele uuns Ou'
'O.' c'' Al '''e On om"~' corner
- - '''' w N''e 'eVe'N H"h haes nuns out
'O'Vo' !" ga was ihsc'u"l III" "o'us' Ia VI
~ " .'''' ''iu o''u'''l 'no l'lsh p'~aue."
'N""' Noio''I'h IN rum avenue
e. =, :. W. ""'f' "'y "PoNol' iLs
-, y - '' 80 '''. "'l'n,'H'' "'ion NJ" on
w ''' !" ''"Nons u'e.'
-. '' VIZ ~ once ose'sne1 'i'
- ''9 ''''' ~ Wv" 'ANu'o,u' VINO Warmly
- 49, '' s4""n' eoni'a"u
'y '' ',su' so'ne o.
,., '''N'' '''- ~ '"' " '"sn no''o'
,' '''''. 'o'' 1''" ''ea'eu mu'h mef
49,. ,.g, ~ US "'''"o' uns"
-. ~ U.s. 'no N''eran
a.. NO. ~ N"'a my Haeneo
- ""'' ""' 'ci' 'eoefe'
"', "o"o''' N'u"' io'"ns
V"'"'' u'"Vpins' hhd e~h pahu plvlut a national
march a. the, pq.sed. The Last Of the line hayiua
g., -, 49,. - g. -, ,,--.,-,- .l-.
'' ~ ''"''' '''' WI ''''' ''e''
sustd: amer which tho whole moy.d os in M.
order n. cyiou.l, .nnou,col
Tho ,,oop, sep.r,llr Iookes eie.n .r.r, and al,
dciIiko. particularly tho 9Th Light Artillery, unsc,
Cot u. W. Teller; tic S,h German and the ii,s
"otHNh' under toh hoiger ana hsidhon tho Ith.
the Goth and Ogth Irlsh, tue Sth and the fist
A, Ue,ora sau lford and ,lna ns,,.d ,hs n,.,sor,n
!" "''0'" o"N'''" anu sian n'"ou t'e p's"or"'
which Nn stuacd opposite Rev. DR.. Cheevs,'
Church. they halted, nud having sent word TO the
mayor anu N"hhon Iouhol that ucy were really,
the line Of march was again taken up and shs
,roo-. ,,.r.h., r.., ,.vt,, al. ,on,oi,,n.., -
"OoPs marcnou Pa'" pp'"s 'no 0ohphinen' %
marching salute to the authorities. Here the
olJ ,.,t,n.,, h.J :. n,,nh., N, ..r. .,.... n
sot in botweeu th.n and ,hs os,h Tha.. had a.
b. driven ava, bv Cant, ot,o,, ,Yoop, and tho po,s
tho l.,,or oon.,,,,ns q, owe, too man ,ra., Co.,
Iohr Can,.ro, wi,h ae,,o.u,, poll, an, p,.nas,,.
"a. rho tn,.,,,,n,,on h.,i,s a, l.r,,h ,.,r,,,.
ia, ,ba ,rc,r. ,,o.oa "a, In,n.dl.,., .o., IN h.A
mad ,io ,T,h r.s,,,a,, ro,,,,ua a., "a g.. . -,
los .u.r 4, from, q, ,hs nl.,,o,,n rh. ar.
descerded from tho ,,.nd and pre,sn,.d h..n,,n,,
ant ot col,rs IN IN. coun,ana.nt Liam, -col CANS
NJ, b.h., y, ,h. ,t,v A. n. ,,...n,.a -, a,
n.vo,.aiJ,
Coi ,.uin os,e-. .nA ma, o, an. a-,h ,.x,......
The ho,tc OF tho city OF New Yori have seen dc
a. ,oo gu 'hls aa nih' cut stand OF eolor,, and In
me lslt c.,nfr ns JhIef astistrste Of ,his sr.ss
cl 10 ni them over 10 you and know theS
c, - ,',S, o"' .'""'
"a" O,i uer'' VI 'ie 'e1ineh' inAos 'u''e'
- ~ '''''' '' - '' '"u 'Ao' '"s' 'ne 'el-
- '",''' ~ ''o w 's'"''"s VI '"e war ma "~
not 10 the extent which tho noble fc-
20 secs rved ho bad passel short time tetore. lie
- - 80. y ~. - So. ' ~ - iopessnuH
Iiuyed "a, Il would nev~I BE- dlsp.nScd b. war Bnt
tn1ml ,nhl ia cone ne pIsdsei HIMSELF on behal.
81 inut eI,htu IA ue 'gsmI ht ie 4, a., ad :, IL
hot ne, snou.- rnOd IA dishouor. iis
A. va i n ~ 80 w. = au',' @ ~ ,es e .o' tleit ma
] s, .' ',.a & @ ss ui"i ~, mem ne, anat ne sid
% sc.ion oi uA eyei a.ain rYIead Ia, wings owes
t"o '""d'
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-07-06

ho,lnt Warrington. JuIp b.-The thermometer at
the Tip Top House at $50 this morninG. stood At 80
degrees.
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CoLoRED POPULATION OF \ PETERS 81 -
For some time past, under Tho direction @. the
Superintendent Of the Freedmen e Bureau
S., af.;cars have been engaged ID taking g CENSUS
g tba negro populations of Petersburg. ne 1F'
census having not yet been completed, we. We
..nnot of course, give figures, but, we under
,tand. the negroes IN the city will probably
loot up over 90, 600 This IS rather q larger
number. than the public would imagine le the ne
city, before the war, not numbering more q llau
18.OOOinhabita about hall OF WON WeleS
whites. But it must be recoliected tnae slllec
the universal freedoms of the. race, tnousa -.
from the adjacent countles.naave nocke et lns''
town and taken up their abode amongst Us
Gnr s streets are crowded with them, and every
shantv and tenement is occupied BY them. ~: 10
some honses. we understand, as many as thirty
NEGROES lodge. and from that number down 60
single family ~ )
The. very INQUIRY occurs, how will they
support themselves the coming winter =.
RStersbplrg Express. s5..
letter from Charleston, S. c., says: The
. accounts which are received from the interior
Of this Strife are cherries IN the extreme. -
Old systems have been swept away new ones s
have not been created, and che drearya future,
Is store for our people, seems to- check all en-
ternrise. and weigh like a pail upon their
spirits. Those who have been away during g
the war have returned to: their homes 70 ma
their hearths desolate and their families
scattered land, now that they have succeeded
mgetting the latter together, are aDxl9 2 81
considering how they are TO provide oread 1or
r Il l. y,frSYC NH
corn corn grows aud potatoes sprout, Individual
exertien accomplishes something; but In the
,ce districts the plantations are 50 completely IN
the hands Of the negroes that the planters can
not obtain possession Of the land to til even zen
had they the force to cultivate i. L. some.
few instances the rice fields are worked On
shares, the negroes, engaging to deliver one e
half Of the crop to the owners OF the soll'
when it is ready for market
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Groceries, DC.

u NJ WALTON 4 CO

NOlH33, KING STREET.
Have on hand, and for sale at a heavy re-
duction from former prices large and well
selected stock of
WINES, LIQUORS, sEGARs, &
Suffers GOODS,
OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS
so baskets HEIDSICK CHAMPAGNE, direct
Is quarter iloa pO casks very fine otard pnet and
Martel BRANDIES, vintage of l847 and As.
Pure HOLLAND GIN, very low.
in the market.
Genuine OLD BAKER WHISKY.
Old Cabinet. 1866 do
D. Ridgey's celebrated NECTAR WHISKY
The Favorte Ridgely brand WHISKY, verT
fine; Choice Old Gray 100 bbls Xxx WHISKY,
superior to any Of the same grade in the city.
a large assortment Of dom este BRANDIES
GIN, RUM and WINES, very low.
CLARET WINE by the cask, gallon or in
cases; very fine. Port, Sherry, Sauterne and
Native WINES; fine. Leslies Celebrated
BITTERS by the bottle or case A superior
article Of BLACKBERRY BRANDY, for
medicinal use. Very fine OLD JAMAICA
RUM. A general assortment Of Suffers
GOODS. Boston, Sugar and Soda CRACKERS
and CAKES at half price, to close out the stock
A small lot of GOOD BUTTER and CHEESE
Smoking, Chewing and Navy TOBACCO, very
low. Barclays London PORTER and ALE
warranted to give satisfaction. Five and ten
gallon kegs always on hand. DEMIJOHNS Of
all sizes Bottles and Flasks by the groce-
Sole agents for Ballantine's NEWARK ALE
WHISTLES by the barrel, at Baltimore rates
Country dealers will find it to their interest to
give US a call. aug l4-tf
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DIED.

DIED.
Departed this life August 21st instant after long and
painful Illness EDWIN ALONZA, the only child of Edwin
Y. Georgeanna Steele aged Il months and 20 days
& His funeral will take place at o'clock tomorrow P H.
from his fathers residence No A. north Fayette street
Farewell father, mother dear,
am not dead bnt sleepeth here fsf
Twas not yours but ChristS alone, 49,
He loved me best aud took me home.
In Petersburg Va on the morning of the 18th instant
after lingering illness, Mrs MARY SLADE, wife Of DR..
Joseph n Schooed and daughter Of the late David En-
glish, of Georgetown, D. c.
In Washington on Saturday August 49, after lingering
lness Major GEORGE BENDER in the S0 year of his age