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evening On which 10 vas 70 sail. HIS fs,her ~
nicsd 81 the ssht Of bis excitement and pleasure.
Besides this, be had . strong hope ard some sus.
picion thu, IN this cruise Ma. would ge, enough 81
"A. and that on his return o would Ind there a.
much ml,erisl for hsrppess in Lyme az on ths
dirty decks n . collier. But % the old mans sys
rested night on the little tcnt-bed In the ecrpe1
of hi, room, In which his toy had silent ever snos
he had lost his mother, feeling OF inerprsssibs
ssdne. caused some few tears 70 trietle down BIS
f1rroued cheers lie thought Of the dangers which
Nat lad teen eager 70 encounter
He blamed himself for the permss on when
had exposed him W them. He thought OF DC
own solitary posiNon, and then lie ngnea ~.
o. the discovery that his son could ind erehes
hapuius.. N al asncc aud discomfort, u IN In me
So ETY. and pro.ec, on o. father and that hihsrs
home
A. N. sni o, three months, Mathew returned
sud 10 he desc.nted on al misery he had unoer'
gone, the terrible storms he had encountered, tns
incredible horrors cf tie dirty l. ~, TIE hupluiV
Of the capisin, ihe idltn,s and ihetboeney =, ~
crew, old Grylls conceived the voyage lao ADJ
swe-ed HE most siu, dne expec stons and th1+
in fAct. ID had set the seal Of disgust TO all ne -
bound views bis son hsd 20 suddenly 'orm-d.
However, the mex morning q new hgtt VA
thrown on th.nss The old man ,hen learned I'D
MAJ hsd found out that "soing TO sea- was not ~
all Ike taking . pas.ss. IN a crtty collier bu,
shat IL vas to bind sw1f around lin. 10 en-
counter TIE enem es II his king N endure rerils
pryAions, and desth, for the honor aud welfare q
his country. his was tne going 10 sea" his hesrt
now yesrned or this was the point oi hlse's-y
hope.
"Iou are mad, boy" was the shor, .nsv CT {,
the long Gouusnes, by which young Ma. disclosed
hrs MOLE ASPIRATIONS. But as bis dark oye slsuced
towards lis tatLer lie Jaw the words we're uttefed
~ serious displeasurs.
tTob, Coptint,,dl
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FUNERAL Oh a SoLpIER.-Ths remains Of
NivsIo W'Aism Aolr suilh, Who volunteered IN the
fiat RegimenI ~ Y. 5. a., at tho commencement Of
we var, we're Ioin,eued yesterday in Greenwood
Cemetery. Private Smith participated in the hrst.
'aitle Of Ball Run, where no wss ounded and tske a
~ about Richmond shortly Afer hi, removal the "a
III InpAinS vGs recently sIhu1ed and bTough 10
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MILITARY.

A RMY, NAVY BOUNTY AND PENSION
~ once. Back pay, prize money and oil claims
colec led al the fee Buiesu Of Inform alton Tor De
ceased, Wounded and Missing soldiers. All letters
written free. Drafted men and tubstitutes ret your
bounty a. once. Call on NICHOLAS sEAGRIsT,t
Centre It, opposite City Hall. SIS
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SHIPPING.

pASSAGE FROM AND TO LIVERPOO
and L0ndon-liy the Ola Black star Line.-FJ
liveipooL the joins BRlGHr sails on oct iOtt
OF iondon-E. ". sIEISON, sall. on oct. 2is
Ron passage apply 70 WILLIAMS GHLION, ~ fuitp
e.. 30
STEAM To QUEENSTOWN AND LIVE.
Opool-fENNsl LNANlA Oct 2sth. Cabin passsl
sgg; yteeiaee So; payable in currency. Apply :
WILLIAMS & GliON, ~ broadway. 50
TAPSCOTT'S LINE FOR LIVERPOOL
l. ship ALBION, sails October goth,
For passage apply TO
-. fAPsCoTT BROTHERS co.
396 So South street.
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coal.

COAI-BESr FED AND WHITE ASH
~ Coal, at 81 cents less than yard prices n cal FL
for this day. j. QJERlPEL- llO Canal o., and 10
Eorsyth It. S2l
GLOBE MUTUAL COAL COMPANY =
NICoA at sctual cost 10 Shareholders. To parties
Subscribing Immediately
SHARES. -, PAR NALtE, 80,
which entities ne party to Ten OF Coal per yeiA
~ the sctra cost.
Bee Prospectus OF the
globe MUTUAL COAL COMPANY.
OfNre "a Broadway ald ~ New A. near Wall G;.ei
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SAVINGS sTANAs.

NrTw Y DIRK SAVINGS BANK, CORNER
Ni.t and sth avenue open daily tr,,n 1 IN
= ~ 4, If'uus 'ne,daJt and sa.uruays nom 10 p
@s before t'f SdT goT is1
neo;: o made S.s . THOMAS GaE a S'f Trcg r.
K. ii. bull sec. $50
nHE NATIONAL PARK BANK
II OF NV YORK.
CAPITAL. 100000. ~ krLus 81, 2olOCO.
TIT Bsat x n ,. &c sini'!' & 69sP' GEs'ns
'ns TER y on ay xgs, 81 1875. AZ aS'''
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GENERAL BUSINESS.

A LOT OF NEW MAcKEREL, FOB FAM
n.f Dbl, 100 III. .dhg Us os.,,., 30 lb., $50
Kits 70 lbs, s2.sO
New smoked mon, hams, &c, nev stof e nev
spods. JNo. MoGOVERN, 1856 West 81. Sos
AT 62 BOwERY-Y0UNG MEN FROM
n city or country pursue Bookkeeping, vutint
nri'haetic, spelling sIsmmar, &C. Learn more ~
sWeef than IA months under cla. sysiems. hOv'
King say, Col. PAlNES plan Of insuucuon nys
tema'ic and expeditions. ldt
BAKERS TAKE EOTICR-ON RECEIPT
- OF ~ % / will snd to your sddieu :
superior recipe for lemon pes. y. B.-biSert WI
90 veil 70 ger this ige, aG the cOst 10 not hall 40
nnu D A. TIE prescnt ssy oi MAJ " thtn ~ ~.
touh G. and efssr article. Try u. Addfen >. II.
BELLY, Perm Amboy, y. =. As
CARPETS, ENlTJ RE, OllCLOTHS,
~ RVS, mating, leather bedding, &c f5fOu1
worth Of Fell stock 90 he cold. Al goods wrrran ed
q, repfestnIud At tie 10 Ftf Naiefooms Ia tie
CITY. 36i, eUg "a Ssh st. COZ. 9Th ave. n. OFAk
RfIL. 4Ol
CLOTHES WIRE GERS OF ALL MINDS
NM ire by illcv Washing aud Wrinsing Ma
chine 60, fi6S BloAasag. "5o
nlVORCrS SPEEDILY PROCURED
- OIhoT Law business attended to. No ices rnless
,nrc''s'ul. touve, Hu,iu-, sc. Apply ~ or 'ddtese
ips Once. u Warren ~ IL
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MEDICINES.
A MEDICAL wONDER-HYATT's LIFB
n

Rheumati'm in II. most PAINFUL form, .lso scrofulA
eiyrpsla, sait rheum, pimpes, hotche., old GERS
ie er sores the wont Of dircAfot Of the blood.
dcbilitv liver ami kidneys inspien; consumption
&C. are mot ceTtainly cured BY this great puriher
HlAlTS LIFE BALSAM has cured thousands
OF Of these and similar diseascs, ard 1t ull
most certainly cure any caso which eau he reached
by medicine, II taken 10 accordance With the d.
HYAfT's LIFE BALsAM cured MI. h. Rice. Na
bloNe It, and No. q Clinton Aartet OF iniau. N :.
tory rheumatism aud gout, alter Le had Teen crippled
Tor YEAR.
hYAr'rs LIFE BALsAM cured Mr.. z. B. Holly.
dock master, III Madison A. Of terrific ulcer, sitsI
he had been in the broadway Hospital months, and
ihSn t.9gght 20 be incuIshle.
HlAlHs LIFE BALSAM cured Nrt. c. Gore
Third ave. and 5lst 81, OF scroha kings evil Tn.
ulcet had destroyed tie flesh iIom the neck until
We rlnapipe su exposed II cured MS Gore ilso al
The proprietor Of the Life Ba,,m !. induced 10 puh
lrh thtse tiee ceriihcttos out Of shundied thons-
and cases which have been cured hecAu-e these cuIes
we're effected Is years aud the parties vel
10 excellent hea IN, and still reside above stated.
Principal depot 24G Grand, sold by druegi,ts cen
erAily. : per bottle; TX for Is. 272
4 CERTAIN CURE FOR DRUNKENEss
AAd'scoNelod by Dr. KING. Given unknown to the
limitations which sicAsu when taken. Price 81 per
boK. Tor sale only a, 49, Hudson 1t, cor Grove -
CUEE YOUR COUGH-USE CAMPBELL'S
~ rfup tar and wild cherry. sur' cure ior coughs,
shcciions Of the threat AMI Price Is aud SO.
PER lo.ue. 10 be hAd Al CANPBELL'S drug store,
.oie, cor oSc5 and * IT, t. CiHt9BEhs S diI
store, COZ. Hudson and Hammond ~. Ak cur drug
rist to p'ocuie II Tor Jou. he sure and tske 10
other 81
nR EDWARD ". BROWNE, Gradual
- Of NE feru'y " Auia Coli.rr Of Mtdiciue IAN
,pnsll,ei - bVLals " bi ,tttr al all hUurs Of -
Jay a Ne once ~ ~ 4us a. tooIs lto" The ID.
cry, Ner York 8ult
GRANEI.-lMMEDATE RELIEF GVEi
~ Ia thr wont caies, and tue On.y medicine th
VII p'tIlsn"nNF cue tho dsCh=rs of The kidue,
aud hlWit., ary 10 be had III IIr, " BARkl.E
- so1th 9TH -, W''liam,hu,sn. 4J
MEDICAL ADVICE FREE, or ALL III .
w Eases. ~. lleintIcrDau ADVISES oith IA
sui'ted dauy without charge, al 10 MILL co.
i1ius store, los. bo"sp. Hours from %
T. 90
NEW LllNG.lN ANNll VI, At THE Il
hnt' Home, cor Lexington ave. Eut ale; I
l"ianis received, Hui places procucl iog mothcrf
urt-uuIs,., II desired. ~,
| Sun CllULEElNE EEMLDI.-THIS VEL
- known medicine Tor ihr cure uf niarrhoea, Dyer
terry, tThnpsi Conc, AMI ell ioosrness oi the bowel
can be- procured QUIZ OF the pgoplcior NJ A. sout.
Second sTo,H Mnliamsburgh. Plice - cents p.t
bottle Oh
T-Y & BETTER. - HYATT'S sWIS
llNlMEN! Certainty cuIes Sprains Bruise
l'urnS scnlds, aud Acne OF Pam OI ali xmas Dep
246 Gtsnd e. \. Y. sold by Milne, 2l9 luton,
biooElyI' and Pendtton. cor. ith AID south 4th ~
l.. ID. 437
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iVO IRON FOUNl ERS-CROTON Aquc,luct
Depa,tuent sealed proposals viii lie received
- ~. nrir, until / / o'c.orA \ ~, Of Monday ,rto-
s",b. is,j5 iof the ruppy Of tventy men, and .6
te.ys inch cast iI9n Up ccct, :. FIRE hjdrGntS
sno. a, "Coihu's Hyrr nts" srtc. location. and
LAX form, 10 blds can tt rIteE2Iel 9a ecniGn At
Ho,tG Nes YORK, oct lo'h' l7'o SIG
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Legal NOTICES.

ClIY OF NEW YORK, DEPARTMENT OF
y Finance, Bureau Of the Receiver Of TA,es
Ner Court Hou,c, rarE, october 20, TO- 10 Tax
,,ers: Nutirr 10 hereby given taAt tur Asses-urnt
toll. OF Tax Books on Real and Personal Estute for
ino ygAr IstJ, have been delivered TO ne, aud that
All ta1rs aiu nov due and pA Aui' AZ 'ls oni'e. Paw
~, Ana pm deduction ~ the 'a'e OF : per cent.
p.r annuiu, calculated from tue date OF PAYMENT to
treyious to me it OF November. JOHN MURPHY,
kbCelNcf 80
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cHOO REWARD - EXPLANATIONS
z ~ " lA,L .-n..- InLIN EAM N.Y.. u. .unran.

ScoONLetoas, JOHN BANNING rAs mu rdof-
ell o. 31s Hudson 81 IN thu. city. about O'Clock in
el's Jusv have returned a verdict that the wounds
wcit inflicted by AlGt sIIs ~ CklEl, who hiss
elutet 81. Now, q steiuTe, Ia Order 30 promote
cool order and secure the ends Of Justice l. G. GOD
FREY GlNihkR- Mayor Of the city OF New OK,
hy virtue OF the power and AUTHORITY yested IN mo
bv the ordinances of said city DO heseb, otter
ward Of Five Hundred Dollars for the apprehension
Of the murderer Of said kammnE TO be laid after The
conviction OF sad murderer, and on ccltlhcss Of the
District AtioruUy or Of the Judge before whom tho
murderer shall have been convicted OF said crime,
that In his opinion the person applying Tor said
ward IL Justly ana efally entitled 70 the same but
n claim 10 the payment OF such regard thall NJ
deemed forfeited IL such certificate shall not
rented 70 the Aayor within tseut DAYS Afor the con-
ylct.on VI tue murderer, and all slams Tor such
.atu pre.euted after the expiration Of suCh porOd Of
time viii be disrtsafded, hiyen under nav hand A.
he MAYORS office, in tie City Hall Of the CITY Of
Ncv iotk, This ian day oi Oct' A. ~, lNtl. L,
GODFREY 81 NliflS MAvor 40
x60O CLAMNTION-
OUUwhcres., on the 2ith iay OF Ausu.t, 1861
DANIEL CLAfFl sa murdered At the Lion
Biorely," on one hundred and Tenth street, be-
~ zen Eighth and Nm SSeuuts, in tie city Of New
York aud the murderer or mutdelers have no, yet
been arrested. Now, Therefore, !, G. Godfrey Gun
ther Neyur Of the Cts ul N,w YORK b. virtue OF che
Authortg vested ia ne do hereby otar reward Of
live Humid eel Dollars, TO be pad % the arrest aud
eouS teton % the sad hu ltf,f o. murdeTsrs 10 lie
mid ON NE ce4t.tcate VI tht District Attorney or
La have Ueea trol aud convicted, that ia M upn-
tie lee sou applying Tor such ward IL Iegally On.
titled 10 the same hut sutI CAIN sha. We deem ed
igt tied cste such ceii le-t De moi urestuttd 70
of the sltl mu derpr mu ietes. Given under my
hand Al the Cts, lIau oi the Clt} Of Nts York mi.
.Qtn dny ut Cctobof, A. II 1875. Z GODFREY
GLSlhElG MAYO. 40
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EASILY ACCOUNTED roR-wHY Is 1T


i more frequently called or than all the others COIN
D. ned. lea query amoug druggists rrLrf4lls. We
r'u eafiF nrsser thft question. tst-it IL pr p.frd
up.u 'iurtit s'lnN'ih, principles. % 10 l. unlike
M rthlI' ~ flH k.ud vet pictnced. 3rd-it eiyos
f'cr scion. wi,h Joe. trouble In sppl, Ing
BIAt h or BIiONN, .rtttOUt Uiiurg 10 ne hatr ~
skin 9TH 1t d. y. thc tar more Nstutal and liir-
hkrtDlr. Gth-lt does not m. NJ or uash of. 1th-
y t,Fs not rDt Or uufc % lAlI bu' improves Il IN
tIussInt .r vel a. groWtn. -th-ii BE- m tho end
tHo cheapest dtt u u,e-i' lc'ug ' cents per boi.
p.epts.i aud TOR sale At SO -outn second 81 VIII
Uta..Iti. H, aud 90 @ had 81 nearly evcrv whole
s,lc nuI E.ta DRUGGISTS ip he United stste' 90
KNONLTuS MINING Co, ~ FVchang
N IIAOE NtW YORK. sept 9Th, l'6j,
Nu.lce "a hereby given TO whom it may Couccrn.
thlf ihp fo.l.4tug ulrned shares In The Know ton
Miuin. Co. all be- .od % Public Auction ~ the Com.
uctphrr. rh i.ts, ~ ~ O'clock, noon, fai Shaies
having b" io'ift'Hd Coz uou-pa tut NJ Of 40 r cut
due Apl 80 1-Di. Certificate Sc J. go. 90 thales In
name oi IO4Aua iitrir.,si. tprtitcate No. 10 100
in -hA tu 'lD name q. Joshua lien Tricks tcfth-
cif, So % Tor 5rseses iu 'e name Of Joshua Hen
drrk. Certifc.'c No. - for Ia shares If Ia The
u-ms 81 =. & Eot"ft- Certificate No. 70 for l,D
- FOR iu share In the name of y. G. Roherts. Ger
ttoAtc 80 % Tor 80 shates in the name Of +. G. no
hcrts Certificate No ~ tor % shares Va the name or
g. g. Rohrrta. Cnrtif cate No a for ~ shares Ia she
r-'ur = l. &. Eolers Ce.tihcate No. .2h Tor go
shefe- N the % u. N. chaplin Certificate No.
81 nr - shAros In the name OF u. " ChaFin Ger
ufra'e NO. 80 Tor p .hstrt in the name OF J..
crunch. tcuifcate SO. 80 'of ~ shsrc. N TIE
nfm' Of :. T.. Church. terutcAie No. Al for 40
sisics IN tls name OF John Simusi1- & Go. b. or
de- OF th. Director. /. ". tAfES Itehs. J5l
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BOARD AND ROOMS.

A FEW YOUNG MEN CAE RAVE BOARD
Lb.nd comfortable bets Al So W~hneton e. e,
lodginFs by nisht or week TO respectable men; aio
nice furnished paror TO Gentleman and vie. 80
A FEW YOUNG MEN CAN BE WILL
Accommodated with board, a. &. cor Of si.ntos
and tsfp tn sts ever the dug store. Isl
A FEW YOUNG MEN CAN BE Accom-.
"A mods'ed with Good Board and Comfortable
Home, NJ los West 53d st.. Room !, besseen IA
snd hav III
TO LET - FINE FURNISHED ROOMS,
- with or without board In private family. Apply
No. l. Crosby IT. 2oi
'TO LFT-AT 4 MINETTA ST, Furnished
l. and uniurn,hed rooms. Mu. PEACH. 1871
WANTED-BY AN ELDERLY LADY
w an unidrni.hed room With hrVpsce, sithout
board. IN respectable private family. Term, mu.,
he :noderA Beet Of reference can Re riven Appt
No. 10 Carmine 81, third floor, out RON. 90
\NANTED-AN UNFINISHED FLOOR
w in quiet, tt'tectslle private house in a fooL
respectable ntishbVihood, by quot ,pali, rs,pcct-
able iEmiiy. References exchanged. ar. single
70 Spruce o. 4th floor. $50
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T OWE SCENES PROM REAL LIFE. POR.

Il
IL trs - iu touching and eNcitable narrative.
no., go p'ses. Mail on receipt Of 30 cents. q.
Pow ~, "a Nirth ave, ny ~
NOTICE To ENIIGRANTS-THE GEORGIA
snd .nd Emigration Coupsn}, through Iheir
acting sc,ctary, lave made Arrnn- cments With tho
ageuts o' the line. Of .iesm.hips running 20 Sayan-
nal hitch edurts the price o. pas age, Tor eu grants
70 SO iWlrrsnta for the state o. Georgia will apply
Tor pfs.ase 20 the Pursor- OF the respective ships Of
tuo.s lines at Piers II, % and - Moth River so
SPECTACLL5 AND EYE.GLASSTS--PA-
- tented tSG5 Ther tuii perfectly Is 10 IS YEAR.
Pfrfss.o- T.. 2. fEANkS, Lecturer on the Eye, Lie
t'nv. nor Of the NcE York Eve lnhrmary, removed
TO $50 Brusd.ay ~ stalrs hrst hoor front oce, op
ppsite AptDr plnrp. ~
TIVE HORACE WATERS GRAND, Square
L and tpright PisnoI Neioleons, llarnoLiuu-.
aud Cabinet Otgsus. Wholesale aud Ie.AL at re
duccd prices. 10 let aud rent sllov ell II pur,hasci
Ionthy payments received for the sams. Second
hand pi.no. at bsis.ins from S6O 70 ss15. FACTORY
gut NareroOms IS Broadway. Cssh PAID ioT second
hand pisnoi. Pianos tuned -
THE HIGHEST CASH PRICE PAID FOR
Il old nes spapcrs. pamphlets lo9t,i aud waste pa
PEE Of every dCseTptOn. SIOCKWElL 4 EMER.
sos, IS AIMS. door west Of Nassau. 5y3
THE CO-PLRfNRRSHIP HERETOFORE
Il existing let ut SNlNG 4 McCARuLE, IA this
dsy Dissolved by mutual consent. j. DINNlN,',2ZS
| Greenwich II. -
WE WILL PAY CENTS AND Upwards
w PC pJHud Tor old hoots new papers and psmph-
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T-Y & BETTER. - HYATT'S sWIS
u llNlMENi Certainty euIes Sprains Bvuise
burnN scnlds, aud Acne OF PAN OF ali klnds, Dep
946 Gtsnd H. \. Y. sold by Milne, 2l9 luton
~ ooklyI, and Pendtton. Ilh AID south 4th -
l., D. 437
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1865-10-17

A GREAT NATIONAL CURIosITY.-Ths
Sentinel, published at Jacksonville, Oregon, Of
the 18th ult says:
"Severa Of our citizens returned last week
from visit to the Great Sunken Lake, situated
in Cascade. Mountains, about rs miles north
east from Jacksonville. This lake rivals the
famous valley of Sinbad ibe sailor IL in
thought to average 1000 feet dsEn to the water
all round. The walls almost perpendicular,
running down into the water, and leaving no
beach. The depth Of the water is unknown.
and its surface is smooth and unruffied, az it
fes so far below the surface Of the moudtain
that the air do not affect it. Its length
is estimated at IL miles, and its width at 10.
There Is an island in its centre having trees up.
on it. 10 living man ever has, aud probably
never will, be able to reach the waters edge. IL
lies silent, still and mysterious in the bosom Of
the everlasting hills, like huge well scoopcd
out by the hands of the giant genii of the
mountains, in the unknown ages gone by, and
around it the primeval forests watch and ward
are keeping The visiting party cred q rife
several times into the water at an angle of 45
degrees, and We're able to note several seconds
of time from the report of the gun until the ball
struck the water. Such seems incredible, but
it is vouched for by some of our most reliable
citizens-
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SPECIE PAYMENTS.

From an able and lengthy article in the.New
York Commercial on the above subject we sx-
tract the following: =
There exist at the present moment greater
number Of circumstances favorable to o resump-
tion of specie payments, than are likely to be
united together again for long time to come.
Money is easy and trade prosperous. Com.
merce has been carried on for some time past
mostly for cash, and consequently the mercantile
and industrial communities have few or no en-
gsgemeu,s to be ipjnriously affected by resump-
ton. Stocks OF goods of every description are
light, not only in first hands, but also in the
hands of the. jobbers and retailers, so that the
fall of gold to par at the present moment will
less injure them than in ordinary times The
crops OF the present year will soou come to
market and furnish ample means to liquidate
our importations and our other Indebtedness to
Europe, thus preventing, for some time to come,
any demand for coin for export, which is the
only demand that we can have 50 long as the
community have confdeDce in our currency -
AS soon as there are undoubted' Indications Of
an approaching resumption of specie payments,
gold will decline, and large amounts of capital
which have becA transferred to Europe since
the enactment of the Legal Tender aci, will re-
turn here, aud thus insure favorable state Of
the foreign exchanges, even before large ship
-ments of our products are made. And so every
one fears that resumption will be accompanied
by dght money market, and falling prices, the
orders for foreign commodities and products
would at. once be greatly reduced, were resump-
tion expected to take place shortly. Thus all
things combipe 20 make next January most
favorable moment for the resumption of specie
payments.
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"OFF FOR MIssIssIpPI."-A body of some
thirtys white persons, including two or three
small families, and several hardy young men,
some from this town and neighborhood, but
principally from the Pee Dee bottoms in Anson
and Richmond counties, passed through this
town on Tuesday last, en- route for homes in
Mississippi. This party was we'll equipped
with wagons andeteams, and were accompanied
by some twenty five or thirty negroes-men,
women and chiidren--who preferred to 60 with
and partake of the fortunes of their former own
ers to being cast loose upon the world to seek
their own fortunes This is the first party of
emigrants who have left this section since the
restoration of peace Wadesboro Argus.
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INTERESTING TESTIMONY IN THE WIRZ
CAsB.-Geo. w Reynolds, who testified in the
Wirz trial in Washington, made some curious
and interesting statements The following is
summary of bis evidence:
He was taken prisoner while spy in the ma
tionaf, service. Andersonville stockade was
much like compact city. There were $4,000
prisoners; the pen was laid out 10 streets, and
most of the vocations known to urban life we're
carried On within it.. There were about one
thousand regular, dealers, including bankers,
brokers, provision merchants, bakers, talors,
shoemakers, BARRIERS, Jewellers, soup iobbers,
gamblers, &c who kept open shops and Offices,
and did thriving business. Al these estab
lishments could be bought, if one had the mo-
ney, all the necessaries and many of the luxu-
ries of life. The witness himself kept shop
and drove heaVSstrade. He said there were
about half million dollars in greenbacks in the
prison. The prisoners had also among them
selves regular Judicial and police organizations,
and at one time five disorderiy characters among
them, who had been found guilty by jury of
their fellow -captives, we're hung. He himself
acted as a magistrate. He told many other
wonderful things of similar character relative
tdsthe interior life of the prison He bad known
suffering among the men frcm exposure, but
could.not say that he had witnessed it from
hunger.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1865-10-17

REGISTERED BONDS us Coupon BONDS
Almost every day we hear of the loss of Govern
ment bonds by FIRE, by thieves, or 10 some other
msnner. The Courts have decided that where
coupon bonds have been lost or stolen, man
tho innocently buys them can hold them against
the claims of the man who lost them. Where
COUPON bonds are burned it is almost Impossible
to obtain their value q the Goverumeot-, With
registered bonds the case is different Though
they may be lost or stolen, they will be paid
only to the man in whose name they stand on
the books of the United States; and if they are
burned, there is little difficulty in getting them
replaced
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1865-10-17

INoUEsT.-An inquest was held yesterday
over the body of negro who died the night
previous. The jury returned verdict "that
the deceased came to his death from disease
unknown to the jury, fastened by neglect, ex-
posure and want Of attention" He came to the
place of his death on Sunday night last, and at
The time complained of being unwel, and asked
the man living on the place to give him shelter
in the house, but was refused, when he laid
down in the yard, and uithout the necessary
attention it is supposed he died. 1t IS probably
we'll to state that the man refusing him assist
ance and shelter was one of his Own color
Hilntington Herald.
Comment on the above is unnecessary. The
negro is passing away. Cadse-idleness and
filthiness. =
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1865-10-17

THE PRESIDENTS PoLIcY:-President john
son IS represented, by the New York National
Aeti: Slavery Standard, as saying a few days
since to Governor Fletcher, of Missouri: "This
is a white mans country, and, by. God while 1
am President; it shall be white mans Govern
ment"
We believe the above represents tbe'P 'Presi-
dents sentiments, but don't think he used the
exact language quoted.