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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-01-28
NEW YORK LEGISLATURE.

Senate.
ArrAsY, Jan. 81, ls03
Ellis EErorrgp.
For relief to the Childrcn's Aid Society.
Providing means Tor paying the canal awards.
Authorizing plank and turnpike roads 10 increase
their rates oil toll.
NILS ErRoDucTn.
Incorporating the 0swego Historical Soc ETY.
Repeating the net authorizing Increase OF the cop
tai stock of the Manhattan Gas Light Company.
To amend the State Militia law
rA%ED.
Concerning certain y bic records In New York
Legazing the ats relative to the bounty bonds OF tho
Brooklyn Common Council
RisoLrroNs
by Mr. FKLps-Cang on the Chief Engineer Of the
Croton Water Board to report 10 tho Senate 10 tho
dIa mage system of New York Ldop. a.
Fy Mr. LaIkBErR-That u select committee be an.
pointed 10 ASCERTAIN by correspondence with tho auhor
tics OF Buffalo and all other municipalities In tho State
on what terms grounds and baildin:s for Capitol
be obtain d.
A communication received from tho Adjntant
General estimating that, limit Nc tho militia of
State thirty tho sand II will seven hundred and
ten thousand dollars 70 compile tho arrnng and COUP
Incnt Of such force.
oRDRRKD 10 A THIRD READING
To Incorporate the German savings Bank OF Now York
city.
10 change tho name Of the Morris Patent Fire Arms
Company.
Adjourned
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Dcins: q, IN the o Esks d., T5 r.. 4

There nothing OF interest from tho south SIDE owing
10 the fact the Ercss of yesterday remarks, that
the roads IN every direction are thrown back into their
recent miroy condition. The Streams swollen and
the trenches tirncd into mud walks
The Exprrss statcs that the trenches being grn
yelled, which will render them irm and soldd FOR walk
Ing purposes alike IN dry and wet weather Our scout
Ing parties 10 harass the small rading columns
OF the enemy the line or the Jerusalem plank road
and eastward, aud not unfrcQueny kill and capture
numbers Of the Yankees engaged them Tho Yankees
have mortal dread Of these scouts and often magnify
them into regiments aud hgades. II sometimes happens
that entire sent out 10 dsperse and capture
half dozen scouts, WHO, by their maneuyrngs, halt
rout squadron u Yankee fcragerA
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lrIoIu t1c thttioucDNuic chfVnics
On the 18th there son OF from this place FOR the
dinner W Wick brig ado eighteen barrels -four boxes
and ten bags Of provisional This, conceive will afford
them mn abundant feast Nothing gives us moro pleas
ure than 10 chronicle these evidences OF beray the
part pf our people towards our gallant and devoted troops
Let every locality follow suit and send something 70
their troops with surplus for those fIom the Ear SOph,
and the New Yers dinner, which failed for Of CO.
operation and sufficient Transportation may 30 happily
remcdicd.
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The sbaye formula IL furnished 10 Boards Of Enrol
mcnt az arule by which they will apporon the quotas
OF sub districts and determine the amount Of credit due
them. JAMES u FRY, Provost Marshal General
Grc. Z. SCOTT, Captain Veteran Reserve corps
which report was received
surerv so DAyn presented for adoption tho follow.
ing rssoluton:-
Esso ci That tho Special Committee on Volunteering
o. nd they arc hereby authorized and directed TO pay
such sums Tor hand money they may IN their judg.
mert deem advisable In order ni the quota III this
county with the least possible Delay 20 the extent Of the
apwoptat on made by the ordinance or June H. 1904
Which vac adopted hy the following vote -
Rocle. shook. Tweed aud willlnann-s.
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PROVOST HArsffkL 0krrRAL's OrriCr ,
WASHINGTON d. c., Jan "a, 1865
Brgadier General HAYS Acting Assistant Provost Marshal
General New York fity:-
The quota of the Southern division Of New York,
dor call OF the President for three hundred thousand
eco OO0) men, dated December 10 1894 IL twenty eight
thousand six hundred Gnd thirty one f2s, C31l
This the number required under the call after TAX
ing into account the credits which the State en-.
tited by estimating the number Of years Of service fur
nish q by one two and three years Tho quotas Of
the several districts n folows:--
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AfTkNulx Y.
WsR DEPARTMENT.,
prOv1yr Mar n Ia Ofr,rx

: WIZ UEFANTMtNT, I
PROvon MAR II Ls OrrsCx
wisnSu1os, ID. c., Dec. "a, 1854
Erpat,r General VIZ. HAYS, Acting AssisianG Pro, ost
MARSHAL General Southern DivsOn New York, Now
York tity -
The quota Of your division Of New York. under the
cell of the President for three hundred thousand men,
dated December 49, 1884 sixteen thousand eight hun
dred AID ely hty-svven
Th Is tho numb required under the call, after taking
Into tho credits wh oh the State Is entitled by
estimating the number OF years OF service furnished by
one, and three years The quotas Of tie dis
trc are
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pudbIlc FIsaiirg In Georgia.

tFfom tbe Richmond IxanilnT Jan 70
VIC bave seen avery Intelligent any queer Of con-
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PROVOST III 1RSHsL GESEAL OFFICE. J
Drcadier General WILLIAM HAYS, United States Volun-
tccrs Acting Ass slant Provost Marshal General. New
York CIV
GESrKAL-I dem It proper TO call your attention to
certain ced with the quotas Of the cities Of
New Vol and Dro0klyn which hay increased tho num-
ber from the former and diminished that OF the
latter
The qrotas assigned the esd utImo BAKED upon
the 81 information available to the enrolment tho
3oh day Of November and the reports of raised and
reported up 10 that time then material changes
have been made the enrolment lists In many ocali-
ties, and full reports we'd OF and years Of
furnished up to January embracing only the
emil tnens for December utimo but in certain instances
for previous months not h thero received.
Anu aer reason H. that more just ard equitable dis
trtuiion Of the one, two and thr years naval enlist
ents las been made, by which the several districts
tier proper share Of two and three years men,
we'll as ono year men.
The rcIor furn shed this Office gave TO New York all
the three years men and portion Of the and two
years men. and " BrooAlyn only year men, and,
adopicd AID adhered TO, would have produced much OF
tie inequality that Indicated by tic oas assigned
the 23d utno am, General your obedi,nt servant,
J. H. FRY, Provost Marshal General.
II a
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In making this report tho duty OF yorr committee Is
discharged II Is for your honorable body deter
mine what will be conducive tho interests
Of The people or this county.
oRIsoN 6LuNL Special Com
ELIJAH y PURDr, Volunteering s D
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The Cabinet Changes.

From The KIchnond Wig. Jan. Is.
Hon j. A. Seldom sr continues to rcise the func-
|,ns Of Secretary OF War. Mr. BENJAMIN has not re-
|gned.
From the Redmond Examiner, Jan. Is
W. hear OF no changes la the Cabinet. Mr. Seldom
cert My and dec e. civ resigned His has
x b. en- named or suggested.
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| /! N |! / | II |; /!
l..... 20 cool 4, 200 2,4o0l GOAL lOO 4Oli 1876
:..... .O,Vul ,IO 2,SOOl bSSl liOI 47SI l59
So. i 20O0Cl & 2VO 2,OOOl 4ool l4sl 272l OIL
49,. 20 COOL 1900 32O0l 672 26O 422l 14l
o.. i 20 cool a, 200 220Ol 462I l6O Sl2I lOl
o. i 20 aOi 4,.O0 2,s0Oi $751; 22O 36si 122
49,. j 20 OOOi 4,2OO 2O0OI dol 1901 270l 90
b..... 20 cool 4,200l 2,6O0I 646 72 4HI 16S

The above formula Is furnhed 10 boards OF enrolment
rule by which they II opportion the quotas OF sub.
districts, aud determine the amount or credit duo them
JAMES b. FRY Provost Marshal General.
NcrE.-Ths formula to be used instead Of the
dated December %, 1854.
Ocia copy respectfully furnished for the information
Of o. Blunt, Esq, Chairman, &c.
H r BRowNsoN, A. A. G.
u.
Wan nrpA
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:YF. DAVIS SIGNS TIE BILL CREATING GENE
KALISsIMo.
from the Richmond Examiner jan ISL
We arr happy TO learn that the Pre- den, has signed
% bill creating a Gcneran- Chief. That bill Is now a
" NO appointment has yet been made ~ ull the new
dee.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-03-16

AsBouNTy BROKER The New York posr
gives the following description OF the case Of
one of COL Bakers victims:
The man is a resident Of Brooklyn, where his
father through strict attention to business f3r
Years past has secured comfortable income.
which the son has shared, though not himself
Industrious, SPEEDING most OF his time with
the fancy OF the town. Some months
since, however, be stuck prolific vein by
connecting himself with the recl ulting busl-
ness Of New York. He obtained liberal Der.
centaye on each man enlisted, and as the
number Of these recruits increased largely, the
broker soon found himself in possession Of
wealth. Eventually he became prominent
object Of the envy Ct his associates the public
eve was fixed upon him, and honest men shock
their heads. Ee exhibited his wealth fire.
ouept!g, and in many ways; few persons drove
finer team than his, while at the opera AMI
promenade he appeared in expensive dress ii
company with female relative, whose did
nonds were second to none.
Upon his family connections he lavished bis
means. Among his gifts were hundred dollar
hats, and pretty skating cap worth seventy.
five dollars Not long since negotiations were
opened fol- the selection OF a country seat l0r
his accommodation, but in the meantime all
elegant mansion ION the Heights was pur-
chased for the item of thirty thousand dollars
and pew Of first class premium was secured
in conspicuous part of one OF the most pop",
lar Brooklyn churches.
A sudden change, however, has come upcu
this prosperous Individual. For several day.
hi4 face has been missed in his accustomed
places. On Sabbath last the pew in church
was vocaut. and i, is not onl whispered but
pretty we'll ascertained that he il in the Old
Capitol prison at Washington.
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payment or the May interest OH LIE . ~ loail
On the LIST Of April,
On Sunday evening last some desperate
yIlsins il, human shape, in Baltimore, amused
themselves in throwing vitriol on ladies dresses
AS they were leaving their respective p aces Of
worship, and in several cases costly dresses are
reported to have betn entirely ruined.
No more OF the three CT fractional currency
is to be issued, in view OF the coin pieces I'll
thorizea to be substituted by act OF Congress.
That which will be returned 10 the Treasury
will not be relssued.
The War Department orders that hereafter
10 claim, presented BY any agent, whether
banker or attorney, will be entertained By its
disbursiug officers, unless said agent shall
produce certified copy OF his license, as gran
ted by The Collector, or o certificate from the
assessor Of his district, hat he is not consider
ed liable 10 license duty.
The r. S. Treasury is eating ready funds
The payment OF the Army Of the Potomac IS
nearly completed.
IT seems by an article from the Richmond
Examiner, that the Farmers Bank has t,lIow
ed the example Of the Bank Of Virginia, in
payng proportion of gold upon its clrcuIa-
ton.
The entire capital of the banks in the State
of Virginia. including Western Virglnia, vas,
according to the bank statement tor 1851, SIX
teen millions Of dollars, on the lst day Of Jan
uary in that year The circulation was at the
same time, nineteen millions and the AMOUNT
in specie three millions.
Twenty nine railroad disasters accompanied
by loss OF life or serious injuries to as>ergers
have occurred since the 10Th Of Octo|,er-a
little more than four months. These are the
fatal Saccldents;" but some dozers o. others
have occurred, involving considerable peril to
passengers and great destruction Of rolling
stock, although fortunately attended by no
other results.
No damage was done to the printing offices
in Charlottesville, when that place was occu
pied by the Federal troops although both
Offices were occupied Ivy them whilst they
said in that town.
The association of ''loya refugees from Viz.
GINA has recently stricken from their con.
stitution the clause which requires all who
proposed connection with it to swear that they
never, at any time had voluntarily borne arms
against the j. s. Government
Some Of the Northern papers are auo iny
from the speeches and votes of Vice President
} johnson, whilst be was member of Congress.
as tai down as 1860, to show that at that time
he was violent Anti Aboi;ion-Pro.S every
State Rights man-and supported and upheld
the most extreme Southern doctrines On those
subjects.
Fernando Wood and family will leave for En-
rope, in the steamer City OF London, on the
first proximo. Mr.. Wood proposes to make
the tour of the Continent, and will be absenr
about six months
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Une g\lexapayin OAzefte
THURSDAY EVENING, MARCH Ii
NEWS ~ TD-DAY's HAIL.

NJ
., rh. Baltimore Depot; CLas Williams, the
ticket agent a, the Sanitary rooms; AMI ! aI'as
1'ho,n ns,.r. agent at ti.y d. pot have he:;n ar
rasreu III Washington and comultted to the
Old Capitol, ona charge Of ceirand'ng the Gov
rrrmcuj o; ;ahoni $50 ono worth OF trans porta
.on tickets.
The BIDS for furnishing the L. $. govern
rnen1 with flour, We're opened III Washington
Yesterday The highest bid was ST.. ~ per
h,.I aud Fht lowest VI 25 The contracts
;Dr corn neal neie taken at 81. 35 to 80 per
barrel
President Lincoln hc4l;Il has improved, but
lie s.stiI' uuwyEl.
Secretary Stanton has gone TO City Point.
Sue AIunday lannon's guerrilla, recently
captured in Ken ucky, was to have been hang
cd yesterday.
A sharp newspaper correspondent has
brought the auction block from which they
,,sed 60 sell slaves in Charleston, to Bostcu,
and is making money by lecturing tron it 10
the Bostunlans
Il is remarked that the prices Of many ar
ticles Of consumption went up when gold
''went uD''-and these same articles do not
col1e oo"" ~" 40. - 90" ~
Gems. Crook and Kelly, recently captured
~ o''noo' .@'u' -'l0' z1'o
The Legislature OF hent1cKy nave passeu
nr;v;Iaaa IF = free mass 70 the neople Of that
S S,a,a's0 v . '''> p'0,.' y ''0
0'a.e'
The draft commenced IN Baltimore yes
terday
Tba story ahont = man nicking m SITS. 600
in the Treasury Department. Is posltlVeIy con-
tradicted Scarcely any thing 10 the news
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DIED.

In Leesburg Va, on the 23d Of February
last FANNIE, youngest daughter of the late
pr Nm. L. Powell, OF this city, in the 18Th
year Of his age.
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Dry Goods,
ORR G3e0DS.

ssSS wv ~
RLUE, Brown and White BLANKETS. .
- Brown HOMESPUN. OIL, ~:
Brown Sea Island HOMESPUN. =.
English EN 1sr
AHzWo9i an: Voc, and; and Shaker Flannel. T
Opera, Figured and Ro,; ELANNEIS.
SCOTCH TWEEDS.
FRENCH CASSIAIERES.
AMERICAN SATTINETS.
UNION PLAIDS and STRIPES.
Brown and Bleached DA,tASK
BLUE HoMEsruS. CLOTHS
CHECKS and STRIPES
PLAID LINSEYS.
BROWN and WHITE LINENS.
S1LESIAS, Brown and Drab.
Brown and Colo-ed DRILLS.
Checked and Jaconet Muslin.
White Brilliante.
$ India Twills.
Damask Towelling and Napkins.
Bird-Eye Diaper.
Scotch Linen Diaper.
:" Wool Shawls.
Plaid and Fancy Cashmere Shawls.
French Broadcloths, Black
Cassimeres, g
Alpacas and Bombazines. Black.
English and French Aerinoes.
Silk Lustres, Paris Poplius.
All-Wool and Figured DeLaines.
Black and Colored Silks.
English and French Prints.
Parasols and Umbrellas.
Ladies' and Misses Hose.
Mems and Boys Half Hsss.
Ladies' Lisle Thread Gloves.
Silk and Kid Gloves.
Mems Kid and Silk Gloves.
Mems Wool, Cloth, Leather and Buck do.
Ladies Undervests.
Mems Undorvests and Drawers.
Linen Cambria Handkerchiefs.
Hem-stitched and Embd Handkerchief,
Embroidered Bands and Sets.
Lace Sets, Linen Cambria.
Jaconet and Swiss Edging.
Buttons, Thread, Needles.
Coates Cotton, Velvet Ribbon
Belt Ribbon, Hooks and Eyes.
Shoe Laces, Silk Thread, Coat Binding
Pins, Hair Nets, Worsted Braid Craval..
Suspenders, Gents Collars.
Toilet Soap, Lu5in's Extracts.
Boots and Shoes,
Boys SHOES and BOOTS.
Misses, SHOES and BALMoRAL BOOTS.
g CONGRESS- CATERS.
Gents SHOES, CATERS and BOOTS.
HATS AND CAPS!
Mems and Boys, from $1.5e to 81.
SILVER & bBCkHAM|
NEXT DOOR TO SHIvER HOUSE.
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Brother Ignatius has been removed
from the Monastery at Norwich, Eng
land. He was so weak that he was
carried out of the miserable old place
like child. He Will hardly ever be
able to return, and though exercises
have been resumed, and two monks
have been left in charge, the Order Of
ST. Benedict will probably die out
with its originator.
It is gratifying to notice the enter
prise and industry which is evidenced
throughout the s'burnt district" be-
tween Aqua Creek and Fredericks-
burg. Men have gone to work on the
ruins. the blackened earth is now up
turned for new crops, new dwellings
and new fences greet the eye in every
direction.
President Johnson has ordered the
restoration of the plantation of the
widow of Major General Donaldson,
at Hendersonyille, Sumner County,
Tennessee.
A grandson of Lafayette has re-
Gently arrived in this country. On
last Monday night he was present at
a political meeting in Boston.
A Hartford teamster's wife has
given birth to four children within a
year-two pair of twins. That
teamster will soon have whole team.
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FELLow-C1r1zES After much hesitation,
have consented to be put in nomination
for yonr Representative in the Congress Of
the United States. publish this card, be-
cause the District is so large and the time
before the election so short that 1 could
not, if desired, canvass the District. If a
canvass were possible, however, do not
think it becoming or desirable. In my
judgment, this is no time for scramble for
Office. 1t seems to me that no one proper
ly impressed with the solemnity ct the
crisis, and the delicacy and Importance of
the duties to be discharged, could seek the
position merely for the qualification of per-
sonal ambition. For myself, declare that
have no wish but to serve the State.
In 17SS, South Carolina, through a con-
vention OF her people, became one Of the
United States. She remained amember Of
the Union until December, 1860, when,
through another convention Of her people,
she repealed the Ordinance Of 1888, seced-
ed from the United States, and with GER
tain other sister States entered into another
government. known as the Confederate
Government. We believed that we had the
right to secede andi that-our security re-
4uired its exercise in cooperation with our
Southern sisters. South Carolina, in 1852,
proclaimed by solemn ordinance the right
Of secession. 1t had long been the settled
opinion OF the State that she was sovereign
and entitled to all the rights Of sovereignty.
Sne asserted seh-governmsnt in ordor to
secure her institutions and principles from
great evils, believed to be imminent. Sc
cession was in the nature of proceeding
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FOR STATE SENATOR

The many friends OF E. J. ARTHUR, in
consideration Of his past valuable services,
beg leave respectfully to nominate him for
reelection to the Office Of SENATOR from
Richland District, At the ensuing election.
Sept AZ
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FOR CONGRESS.

The friends Of GEO. D. TILLNAN, Esq,
respectfully announce him candidate for
CONGRESS, a. the ensuing election, in the
Third District, embracing Orangeburg,
Edgeield, Lexington, Abbevills, Newberry,
Richlald and Fairfield. Sept 90 r
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For Congress-.

We are authorized to announce JAMES
FARROW, Esq, Of Spartanburg, as can
didate to represent, in the Congress of the
United States, the Fourth Congressional
derson, Pickens, G-eenyills, Laurens, Spar
tanburg, Union, York and Chester.
Sept 80
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a Card.
BEING now about to return home to my
own city aud District, sitter an absence OF
some years, st the solicitation OF my friends,
have consented to become again . candi-
date for the Legislature il Richland, and
hope to get home at least in time to see my
friends before the election. W. SILVER.
SpartanburS, S. c., Sept. 81, 1865.
Oct
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For the Legislature.
j. H. BOATWKGHT,
WH. WALLACE,
JOHN 81. KINSLER,
W. 81. TALLEY. Oct l l
For the Legislator
". 81. TALLEY.

For the Legislature.
The following gentlemen are suggested
as fit persons to represent Richland Dis
trict in the next General Assembly:
WM. WALLACE, WI. X. BACHMAN,
WI. H. TALLEY, JAS. G. GIBBES.
Sept 2S K
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AUCTION and 0MhISSlN RUSIlRSa


all
e'" e'c' esner At AZ CtlON or PR
Han the
his he
o scare
M be
sons
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JAMES G.. GIBBES.,
At Home Arain!.

IAP0RTANT TO Mil OWNERS
WILL PATCH, ALTER and REPAIR
i STEAM BOILERS, within fifty miles Of
This place. also, do any heavy or particular
MILL fOkGING. l may be found by an
plsnS st this Office. 80 S. +. PERRY.
Sept "a rr r.
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District Meeting.

A>ASs@ A~S @sANSSAAA6s-
THE citizens Of Richland District are
invited to attend meeting, on TUESDAY
next, October 10, at II o'clock. ut the Court
House Square, to take measures for the
immediate organization OF the militia, in
accordance with the call Of Gov. Perry. : A
full attendance is respectfully requested.
j. G.. GIBBES, Mayor.
WADE HAMPTON,
r. W. GIBBES,
F. w. McMASTER,
". WALLACE,
Z. D. CHILDS, g
Oct 6 A. r. TAYLOR.
For the Legislature.
JOHN II. BOATWRIGHT,
WIN. WALLACE,
A. G. BASKIN. Oc.
For the Legislature.
DE-. J. 81. BOATWRIGHT,
DIR. WH. P. GEIGER,
J. H. KINSLER. Oct
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Musical Notice.

@Askk VIM. H. ORCHARD, Profess
sor of Music, will instruct
Y39 Unlimited number of Pupils on
the PIANO and GUITAR. He also offers
his services as Agent in Selecting, Buying
or Selling Piano Fortes or other Musical
Instruments.
Piano Fortes Tuned a1.d Repaired in
town or country. Applications made, or
orders left at the Bookstore of Messrs.
Townsend & North, or at the Store of F. B.
Orchard & Co., Plain street, near Nicker-
sons Hotel. Oct 6*
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TO RENT.
LOT AND BRICK FOR SALE.

L. containing three-quarters Of an acre,
and about 10000 first quality BRICKS.
Sold cheap, if applied for Immediately. An
ply to JOHN HCCULLY or E. ]. ARTHUR.
Sept %
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To the Voters OF OrangeiourS, Edge
field, Abbeville, Ncwberry, Lexing-
ton, Rkchland and Fairfield.
The Grand Haven news., 1865-02-01

New MATERIAL ToR PAPER.--The
Cincinnati Times states that Mr.. Sellers,
of Hardin county, Illinois, has succeeded
in making from the fibre Of common
cane, such as covers The valley Of the low
er Mississippi and its tributaries, wrap
ping paper Of a quality superior to any
thing Of the kind heretofore produced. -
Mr.. Sellers is satisfied that he can pro-
ducc a superior article Of printing paper
from the same substance, al less cost
than from rags, and has begun ITS man
ufacture.
The Grand Haven news., 1865-02-01

IT. Davis, Merchant Tailor, Dealer
in Gents furnishing Goods, Broadcioths, Cas-
'Isimeres, vestings, &c. Shop, Washington ST.
s "a door below the Drug Store. M