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The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1865-07-05
Characteristic Eetter from o,lr
Sherman.

In looking over some old paperi
we CHANGED to cast our eyes on the
following letter from our Sherman
and though old, we give room to it
1t is representative Of General
Sherman's good natured camp char.
acterlstics, and is interesting as a
sketch Of one of the many episodes
Of the war:
ATLANTA, GA, Sept. LIZ, 1864.
keV. 49,, Confederate Army:
DEAR SiR--Your letter OF Sent. 18th ia
received. I approach question involving
title 70 horse with Difference to the
laws Of war. That mysterious code. Of
which we talk so much, but know 80 little
- remarkably silent on the horse he is
=, beast 50 tempting to the soldier. to him Of
'ne wild cavalry, the fancy artillery. Of the
patent infantry, that / find more difficulty
10 recovering worthless, spawned beast,
= t1an 10 paying million of 'greenbacks;' SO
mat l fear | must reduce your claim to one
o. hnance, and refer you to the great board
q claims in Washington, that may reach
your case by the time your grandchild be.
comes great-grandfather.
Privately, think it was a shabby thing
IN the scamp Of the 31st Missouri who took
your horse and the Colonel or bis Briga.
der should have restored him. But / cam 8
MOI undertake to make good the sins OIL
omission OF my own Colonies or Brigadiers
much ~ less OF a former generation. When
lnls cruel war Is over, and peace once more
gives you parish, will promise, if near
you, TO procure out Of one of Uncle Sans
s Z beast that will replace the one Ia
sen nom you SO wrongfully; but now It Is
Impossible. We have big journey before
US, and need all we have, and / fear more
700; 50 look out when the Yanks are about.
ana nlde your beasts. for my experience is
20 sua. all soldiers are very careless in search
.. g tue. know that General Hatdee aIll
sonhrm this, my advice. With great res
Pecs, yours truly.
W. T. SIBERIAN, Maj.Gen.n
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1865-07-05

MAE1spl REL New Orleans on the evening
oftte 10Th, by the Rev. Father d. Heme.
court Mr.. O. P.skolfeld, of Baton Rouge,
to Miss Kate III. Miller, of New Orleans
On the 29th June, by Rev. ]. r. Kick.
ey, THOs. N. WELLS, Of Rapides, to
Miss N0EMI LIV AUDAIs, Of The CITY
of Jefferson.
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Fer Lease or Rent.

The "lnglewoodn Plantation situa.
ted on the Bayou Robert, Rapides
Parish, seven miles from Alexandria:
Containing 800 acres Of land, 500 Of
which are open to cultivation. A
coinmodlous we'll finished and T IS.
ished Mansion with IL rooms; pan.
tries. Kitchen, comfortable servants
houses, large stable and carriage
house J. negro quarters, Corn Cribs and,
Cotton and Grist mill.
!, Possession will be given on the LIST
day Of November.
Forterms apply to the Democrat. y
The n Q. Times will please COPY
three times and seel bill to this Of.
flee.
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burdens as SO young a nation can ever

EztSxHMHafSz2 ss1sa
burdens as so young nation can eve
bear. And if adequate provision
at the same time to be made for dis
charging the principal, we shall hav
little reason hereafter for exultins
over other nations SO far as exemI
ton from taxation is concerned
What we have to do, therefore, il
regard to the National debt, is simpl,
to adjust its burdens as fairly as pos
sible to those by whom they must b
borne. The rates Of taxation nov
imposed are enormous. Every article
of production and consumption, every
thing anybody eats, drinks ant
wears-all the forms of business, the
works of ingenuity and art, the results
of labor, the Injuries, comforts anc
necessities of daily life, are assessed
with almost as heavy a tax as in any
country in the world. And beside all
this, the tax upon income, upon what
remains after all other taxes have
been paid, is heavier far than in Eng
land, reaching to a tenth of the whole
when the whole exceeds $l0,O 600. Hith.
erto our people have borne these bur.
dens without complaint; but it would
be an error to suppose that this will
always be the case While the war
was fragrant, every man willingly sub
niitted to any burdens which it's Wig
orous prosecution required, and we
are feeling, in every branch Of bust
ness, the immense stimulus which the
war supplied.
But, by and-by, tax-paying will be-
come very prosaic and unpleasant
business. There will be nothing but
q sense of duty and the obligations of
the law to enforce it, and we shall
fine the same popular hostility to tax.
alton here which prevails now
wherever taxation is known. What
we have to do therefore, is to make
the taxation, which is inevitable, fall !
as equally and lightly as possible up.
on the great mass of the people. !
The suhjectof taxation is wholly new
TO our people and public men, and it .
is one Of the most difficult and EN- !
barrassing Of all public questions
A commission was authorized by the
last Congress to report upon it, and {
in Mr.. D. A. Wells, Of this State, and
MIR. Joseph Cholwell, of Pennsylva-I
MIA, already designated as two Of it's
the country has assurance
that it will be treated with ability
and conscientious fidelity to. the pub
lie interests. 1t will be for Congress ,
ut its coming session to prepare and
legalize some general system of in- j
ernal taxation, which shall be as $
title open to objection as possible
But any system that may be adopted
must be open to amendmentfrom time
. time, to meet the changing circum-
tances of the country. )
In another column Of tie same is i
ne the Tines says:
There is temptation to do q heavy
fedit business with the South at e
'resent-payments to be made after 8
he cotton has been brought forward ?
nd disposed Of in The fall months. y
We hope it will not be carried so far J
$ to lead to any general Or perma- :
ent renewal Of the old credit sys.| /
EN- with the Southern States. Bust n
ess throughout the country now is p
D sand cash OF. short time basis. 9
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3. 20 Gov. Pierpont says the Con.
satutional Amendment disfranchised
Mmineteen-twentieths of the people Of
Virginia, and advocates the festora
uon of political rights.
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DlEp. On Monday the Sd inst, at
the residence of Silas Talbert on
Bayou Boeuf, FRANCES CHAMBERS, in.
fant daughter of the late G.. Lcdoux
Elgee and Mary Elgee.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1865-07-05

hA A dispatch Of the. 22d says it is the
intention Of the President and Secretary
of War to reduce the strength Of the army
to 100000 men before the close Of the wear;
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1865-07-05

!, ~ The steamer Iowa was sunk, a few
Gays since, near the wreck Of the Eastport.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1865-07-05

# yop want. enemies, excel others; il you
want friends, let them excet-you--or at
least let them think SO.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1865-07-05

- Gen, J. D, Cox has been nom.
mated Tor Governor Of Ohio.
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d
e J. - - s 8 soSl'
\ Genera, Order. A'1ana'''' Louisiana vi, lsss
Tas following regulation. I'd Conceal odu I. ,,;, &.
q ~ sonsop - sp''%'' !. 8 9 '''' 9
u 6 FREEDMENS BUREAU.
b d1s following Z" published government s
- iii. ee...u
~ Home Colonies will established proper o. sueb
'' f sss ~ s e, g.
without va r Saa su y 1 s contracts will The 70 wo
colonies will BE- established points assistant me-.
4 PaeSo 70 charge q them 81 Il. A -
Freedmen and r aso AND COMBINATION ,sa o .,
M clothing houses medical snauce s sp sGna y ps G st 81 casa
a addition ,~s M y i crops
fair and honorable the 1abo approved aud registered 4na 2 MN
Ct s i s4ss s ss
Maze sssso d o.s sl q - month nsai
peu.. 11'ia o Glass; g s. s. s. qs month
s ss;s9 o 9l.s: !. g s. ass'h.
These s..,. as III p y a.; 4 ;ss, 9
- NJ ne dssss Engineer, "a man,, s''''''
mGu'9 n 10 addition ds e tle first class : =
n OCTOBER ss e ID 9 ~ s' sosgs vii s.
January lst Those who The crop M b p pn
q ,s.a 3. Us !, . s.. rrsA1rls. s ,. SIS 81 M
when abe e 1sss s s 1 Ssl,o n s. I'd
secure places ofemnmsnt wuou Az ore required
their own intst o work. f saat T maintain o
a pa ss e ss indulge a e. iass IT,.
Freedmen shareholders Or adv other oil ~ y ae
S,s q So ny ss'' 8"
when have contract thew must ABIDE & 81, 4 pug
Gathered they abandon Their work before time hey w t r
aug oe Otherwise punished s 4 & 5s.@8
d bs .,;ne i ,h IT. 1lxh 4 AND psssular #
and nine hours Saturday and sauday each sue aatS
81 Saturday aud the whole Sunday be at the sole dno
work to the c n which ha WEI s aoor are required to
laboes will be allowed land for private cuiyahm h
Or a use Of tools and animals S. l-sT 800 go
~ ~ ana ana - % c h hanas win families one
ID and RI class bnd , MIN a1'ns oaehan acre each
On these alotmnts @ mi; ha aus acre each
are uels the assa ae my crops
e = VIC paie = us aD e 80
II an on. ona rosa ss AND SECURITY FOB LABOR 4 @
n1a MI l epey "a any plantation o. other place where an
e q the wages das eS covered y against ote creditors
INV and mil srah ans a a WI follow such
IL Freedmen wil Be- aIoys1 = s pas end SATISFIED
Freedmen q other pa g
the lodging
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JOHN A STEVENSON.
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mat Lieut. Butter Assistant Superintendent Of III r1.s
Inv gag Arrived at this place and established Office A PERSONS
rug relating TO the Bureau
expected that ali parties interested
and treatment ana ~ utlls = susn inetst
ne q the people will best cheerful Ind rronnt ~
the government ~ eAlSSts g
ss 9 a y connaod q IS COL ", 81 MUDGErr ny
}aa s 8sF s# 43 aAs Gas. 20. HoDsDox 6Hssss
4 sels ST 5s lst =. Adj. 8Oth .. S. O. ~
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-04-15

MUNFIcENCE or a MILrIONAIRE.-Only few days ago
the whole sum collected for tie monument to shaks
peare amounted 10 seventeen thousand dollars Twenty
thousand dollars was the Sum that il was understood
must be raised before the monument even went so far
as 10 he drawn in plan paper and the distance be
tween seventeen thousand and twenty thousand yawneo
Three thousand dollars q. Mr. Single would say, "s
great deal OF money especially 70 actors and authors
and the commencement OF this labor OF love was stu
point Mr. Hackett mar of happy ideas, called upon
millionaire OF the city-Commodore Vandcrblt-a man
like Shakespeare Henry ripe for exploits and mighty
enterprises Ee stated the to the Commodore as
we have stated II here only that being Of 'pen
teous wit and invention" he stated it better Of course
auj tac Commodore, in burst OF enthusiasm put down
his name Tor The 700 dollars. SO the monument
al a abls:or VIII begin 10 take shape. Enthusiasm be-
co,nos a;lU'co, but especially Commodores-New York
Berald.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-04-15
WAR RIED.

On the 9th inst. by the Rev. Mr. Proctor al the resi-
dence Of the brides father. VI. WILLIAM WHITE, oi
Currituck county y. G.. 70 MARY ELIZABETH, young
est daughter Of VIM Christian. Esq. Of Henrco county
Ef-NorfoIk papers please copy.
On last November 27th 1864 by the Rev Geo.'Jacobs
NJ l.. LOUIS Of Savannah Ga. TO Miss RACHEL e. Sc
MON, eldest daughter OF Emanuel Nemo9 Of Richmond.
Va.
Washington p {. pape.s please copy.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-04-15

The Duchess ds Ao-ny, IN accordance With Russian
custon has had her aair "a. OF placed j: herself in
ber hus0ands ccttn Rs rleace ihas he cannot marry
second ne. = a staiel -. the ate DaEe las ieit
pos rsGnoi.s Wtlch sse nc. - be pn2saed io
zen yeaLs ats. his lea.h
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-04-15

TIE damage by tle freshet al Elmira, New ok vas
OYER $1,000 COO TIE food washed away part o. the
.rufne0 and ,ome of ,Ae ohrr'es wee TeRsFe' ne
icre sl45 ere i'sftea.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-04-15

The RagsAts Of the Smithsoni2a .AsttoloH hove do
cd 70 rebuild those portions o the building es:Toyea
hv Ere ard g make them hrepToyi AZ cost g 'i.V
90 which will be paid FROM tie surg tapo q su N
s.i-ulicn
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-04-15

TOR RENT. .--.A SNALL Farm, con tanning four
L acres of land already seeded in crops with dwell
ing house containing four rooms, and all necessary out
houses.
The farm is situated on the Nine Mile road about one
mile and half from Richmond near Battery No: D.
For terms, apply to HENRY fOhpLbi"
apl5-3tF nthe pIehilse,.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-04-05
lQTn WARD.

III ONE MORE RALLY
TO FfbL THE QUOTA.
public neetisg q the citizens q the Nineteenth ward
Will he held al CONSTITUTION HALL THE headquarters "
Of the executive committee fifty fourth street Third
avenue, Wednesday evening" April is, ~ O'Clock.
Eminent speakers have been invited and ,sp-nd 60 ad
drers the meeting Tho public spirited OF Ire ward
earnestly invited 10 forward sid relieve drafted
men, by voluntary contributions and energetic efforts I'LL
the quota.
TBosss Huvrxp, Secretary.
VIZ. A DARLING, Treasurrr
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SPECIAL NOYICEa.

4 HKRIcAT sTERL-sPRIso, TOE. CALMING. TIRE
"A and slssh Shoe Steel Of al ,les and kinds made o.
Tor ssls BY lhe propristorA kAfLok Co., Boston, ksw
York and p lAdepkiA.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-04-05

HOUSES FOR SALE-sECOND AVENUE, $ll 900;
IL 9Th $40 900 to $H30O0 Madison av, $35OO0 West
18th q. 600 West 18th g. $1,000 70 $1,000 Yves, 10Th
sh wss. I'd sco Ven 1 ss
70 $4,000; West 18th St East s4th ST. 800 East
property Staten Island Brooklyn and Hudson city Fine
Farms aud Country Seats permits apply to
W. Fl. HIGBEE. No. Pine street =
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-04-05

Another private despatch from philadelphia nays
The Of the Christian Commission here
nil morning. Men engaged In shipping supplies
front kilograms IL parts OF the country
asking and supplies George H. stuart, chair
man with number of the members OF
the Executive Committee the street collecting
money amoag merchants.
One hundred dollars asked for de.
received tom New York stating that tho
merchants Saturday afternoon nj the Assisnt
hope their subscriptions 10 fty
thousand dollars
In orders coming in rapidly for supplies
for tbe front l.. W. WALi.AZZ
tn eos,rnsc appointed the meeting held at the Sub
yreassry Apt acknowledged the following subscriptions
r the peli II the wounded soldiers through the United
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-04-05

HOUSES FOR SALE.
ii 46th ST. near 5h av st., soop Dr. st. 1oxSO 1l6 900
Slst st. 9Th sto, b. stoop, brick 20x00. 1900
18th st., 9th sv sto, h. soop, br st., 2x65 B000
3. Broadway 4kto brick, Rutgers lease), Hx6O 5000
B. II. TAYLOR, No s Pinestrest.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-04-05

E,OR SALE VERY LOw-wITH OR WITHOUT FUR.
nure the splendid residence No 66 Columbia street,
Brooklyn Heights overlooking the Bay Of New York and
ron 1 view in brown
from Columbia to Furmsn street; the front on Furman
street, consists OF solid stone arched fire proof building
Apply in Brooklyn TO g. HONDLOw, Montague Court
streets TO A. e. BEACH, Of Mum Co.. 81 Park
row, New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-04-05

IJOTEL PROPERTY FOR SALE.-THE NATIONAL
II House, at Long Branch. n j. will be sold at great
bargain and terms eas the hotel between three and four
hundred feet 'front.' with works and extensive 0utbud
inss and between ak and seven acres Of land, and
Address until May Woolman Stokes, Congress Hail. Long
Branch, N. ],
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-04-05

HUDSON RIvER.-FOR SALE A VALUABLE COUN-
IL try Seat l20 three bours' from city, mile
winter residenoe peaches and y fruits r. abundance nns
sheep folds cold grapcry full bearing flock Of ane sheep
all In by will be sold desired Il
nent q railroad depot Apply until II A. NJ 1t Irving
House. parlor 90. Price moderate
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-04-05

ENoR sALE-PoRTABLE STEAM ENGINES Fo1 OIL
wells from fourteen horse power ready for ship
ping e FARoNs Iron Works. fooi OF Delaney street,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-04-05

j Country Residence situated at Peekskill commanding
magnificent view OF the Hudson and surrounding country
contains hot and cold water BATH closets stationary
wash tubs Is heated by steam throughout Is about i've
particulars apply DERRICKSON BARTLETT 50 Beck.
man street, or NJ c. HUSSEY, on the premises.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-04-05

INNAMELLED FURNITURE WAREHOUSE TO LET
~ The old established store No. Sullivan street,
Canal three stores with complete accommodstions for
manufacturing. Apply 10 ]. w. G. q. MITCHELL. W
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-04-05

r ANDs-To ALL WANTING FARNS-LARGE AND
IL thriving settlement Of vneand; mild climate; thirty
large crops twenty acre tracts At S2S Per acre psysble
Hundreds are settling and making Apply
CHAS K Lands Postmaster Vine1and Lands township
ton will be sent free.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-28
proposals.
OuAxrERxAsrKRs OFuo2, No. y STATE II,
~ 4 nur o. ? In ..

PROPOSALS for FORAGE aud STRAW
Ptoposas sr. invited hy the andcragnoa fo The delivery
81 y,od urfchLutaiie TIMOTHY Hay and STRAW on
b. Designated . -,
The av and sraw must be securely baled ard weigh &"
thousand l2O,J pounds pei iun, exclusive Of wood
Of delivery.
The Hay and straw win be Inspected by GoFeTnmen In
,pector and eished before being shil ped.
Proposals will also be- received to deliver Hay And straw Al
Washington u. e.. Richmond Va, end Hilton Head, = L,
subject 10 the above requirements
Bills will be accepted from time 20 time TO meet the re-
ouirements Of the Government.
PAYMENT. be made delivery Or 20 soon Thereafter o.
funds for the pagpOse shal be f-ceged.
STEWART VAN NLlET. Bfcvct Adit-0en kc.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-28
fnrniinre.

ALL KINDS Of FURNITURE, MATTRESS
" rs, BEDDn0 LOOKiNGGLAsSEs, &c. eheapeit
a. SSEpEN & CAMPBELL5, No. 2oj Bo"efy be."ten
r,e.@d and delivered free Furniture en- suite
nEnROO1 ENAMELED FURNITURE OF
yauaped manufacture Also solid Chestnut ard Msnnt
Chamber Suites plain and ornamental o. ~. ~ rhhpl"
Ii - Csn,'st opposie Wooster. Established 1853
TNNAMELED CHAMBER FuRNlIURL.-,
L ~, ~, o,,ort,nrnt Of ENiMELED FURNITURE In
N, =. .,vi. Wslunt ana ChrG'rut, Pinn aud Orna'
ai a., s,r, wholesale aud Retsil Also Mattresses
uehs. ne. W. ,,'ass ~ WARREN WARD, No. 217 Canast
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-28
OgYrcg or CowaissaRY - sUnsisrFNCR I
~. LLnLa.-n- - NM I

GEALED PROPOSALS (n duplicaie) IN
y dos.d "Proposasf for Cooked Rtons VII b. rec lived
by the underixued until 10 O'clock sAIlkDAf the
18th instant for supplyns COOKED RAIloNS ilf io.i
shorter period T. may be directed BY tie Commssay uene
Of ofSubseno.J to al troops In the service, a. ven ~ o. an
oer pero. properly 10 se subs sed hy the unict stat
subs trnre Depau who may be IN ewi ork cry o -
immediate vicinity. wel ss 70 those who may o. IN oo
10 end fom tho Of and not oth'rwie pfo'erh i,
The rtons viii consist Of three naa ehch Day 90 sooi uh
wboesoe food and subject such proper inspection s' y
he directed by the officer in charge H. H.,
m, contractor must also furnish Che soap ana cande' 'n1'
NAV be r.guired in lance with tho amy oh ~
lows four pounds Of soap AID one and one quarter pou "
.jsnlan,iue csnd ~ each hundred rations ,,, .i
Tue bidders must state tine pace per fatio WIZ @
rsus fuel psck log boxes transportation OF t.S @ b a. -
An bids must be sccompa lied by guaranty ''s - ~
guar.i.tors Themselves a. follows: -, L. .... a..
I'VE the undeugned. hereby guaranty ths' ln , - 20 4,
foregoing bid q - 49," ,, n,,oort and cond
,ions Al,o that written contract shall be cL'Vuo" WV" "
ioud, in lie sum Of ten thousand dollars each-
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-28
r. H. MACY.

Just RECEIVED. TIE FALL lMPORTATIOS OF
OURPOPULAR FRENCH ND GLOVES, Iob LAplrs'
0FhTs And MISSES. FINEST QUALIFY, tEOt r
SHADES AND Al TuE LOWE E'fPkiCE ~ IHE CITY;
Mo- 2o4 md 700 slNTHANE., NEAR fOUkiEESIhs 81
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-28
Names Of guarantors,

Names Of guafanIor'I ---- ---------.
Bidder, must give their names in full and a,o .a,e ,nr
[ f r,sd.nc. and Of business. They must De Pfeseh ~
ne nrDina of the Propoals aud be folly prepared WIN
sree, 10 sign Immediately the contsct snd bond f'ueo
uusf he shown OF the entire responsDiny o fhh
H infrtnay wi be the Of tho entire Telecon " %
Ptoposai and any oher than genuine bid made IN Peie
GOOD faith will subject The person making ana ue s'
t.1s TO the extreme penalty oi the law. " ,.
zach bid must have printed copy OF this advertisements
attached TO IT, 49,. L., It'll
Ths Government the right TO reject any bid when
seens unreasonable or dsadvantsgeo1s 70 H. -,
bo monthly in such funds as may be nrM'heo
by the United States. ,c @ -,
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-28
Real Wstaie for Sale.

TTyHE GENERAL SOUTHERN LAND
AGENCY has actually hand over 100000 acres oi
LANDS for SALE or LEASE in the southern States u
tac,. to sui, Titles good and not liable to '0n'
sstion.
Apply for eataog gIes at
NFW.YoKK OFFICE. No g BROADWAY.
KEMP P BATTLE, Secretary.
ArTuoRIzRD EEYTRENcAs;
rrTFR CoOPER eco. New-lork.
JtY COOK esq, Ph'ade.phia.
~ rxceleuey Gov. HOLDEN Of North Carolna
Low Pres. Chamber OF Commerce, y. y.
y, Gov BROWN Of Georgia.
GFO H. STUART esq. Philadelphia.
F4.Coy B2OONE Of Florida.
Col NJ C. FULTON. Athens Ca.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-28

kNNuLkR nl.~.no DRILL.
THE ANNULAR DRILL COMPANY of
4 NETWORK are now prepared 10 furnish their ma
chimes built In thorough and uhcquaed Tor
rspdity economy aud precision Of work. The simplicity
dgrably and chespnes VI the machine renders superior to
anyth for al purpoes Of mining unhehh, quarry
F and rock bastnZ The machines be- uoed by steam or
hand power eay handled, snd be operated at ali
apge. For further particular. inquire IT the Office or address
J. WALES, Tfeasufer No. 10 Pine.,t, \. Y.
w ATANTED--Second-ban Wool or Cotton
w CARDING MACHINES. Address. giving deschp
ton Post Oaice. Box No. 4,878. New.YorL CITY.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-28
EOR SALE-A tract of COAL LAND, con

NOR SAlE-A tract OF COAL LAM, con-
l. tanning 400 aud allowance, In Bakeiy TOWNSHIP
County. Pa bounded by lands Of the Delaware snd
Hudson Canal Company George NJ Holenbaoh, The Eoston
and Ik,,vaun, Coal Coupsnv and others TOE cos in this
tract sely been proved ard ~ the veins frown m hs
scnity found IL is fsvolby stused Tor mining on The
Iacl a River about mile from the town Of ArcAbid
and accessible to market oy railroad % Scranton where coal
be sh ped by road either 20 New OF fhe Iepna
fheTe are l2or Il dwelling the property Of
e<n teDauted and sswn he Lacawanua River, with
aneveriailiug w4erpower The timber on this land has
seSn preserved, and IS very fine
desirous purchase win be taken 70 the property
the existence o tie coal demonstrated The title to the
land perfectly eeaI, having been examined By eminent
counsel
ApPly 10 JOSHUA sPEFIHG -.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-28

VNOW MACHINERY for sALE.-One Gx3
ccusr Card; one 2g,ver spirsl Drawing; one silver
spirai drawing. ~ p!ndics Of crcuri Rowing Apply to
GRoRGE AkDEHsON, LsusngbuTg, N. Y