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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1865-05-04
EXECUTORS NOTICE.

Public notice is hereby give' that Joseph
Cree. executor of the estate IF Isaac p. Walker,
deceased. has filed his petition in the county
court Of cedar county, Iowa, asking for an order
to sell the following real estate, to.wit: ..
Thirty-six acres OFF of the south end Of the east
half Of the southeast quarter of section number
Il, in township number 10, north of range mum
Der three. west of the 9Th p. m.; also, q part u
the southwest / of the southwest / Of section
3, township79, north of range 3. west-contain
ing acres-for the purpose of paying the re-
naming debts against the estate Of Isaac P. Wal
ker; and unless objections are made thereto a,
the regular term Of said court to be held on
Monday, the 10th day Of May, a. d. 1865, an or
der will be granted Tor the sale OF the real es
tate aforesaid.
l7w3 J.C. BELTS, Co. Judge.
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The Arkansas Legislature has ratified
the constitutional amendment abolishing
slavery in the United States. This, we
believe, makes the twenty first State that
has ratified this amendment.
Letters are written from the South on
the back of confederate money it is the
cheapest paper in the country.
Hon. Richard Golden one of our firm.
est friends in England is dead. The
loyal men of the United States will long
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cherish his memory. 10 this dark hons
Of grief, his death will be none the
less keenly felt. ~~- I'll.
The Bible ssys the race 10 not always
the swift, snd our young men should 70.
member that tho race Of life 10 seldom to
the "fass."
john Brutus Booth was arrested in
Philadelphia Oh the Goth, and taken to
Washington, where no 10 now confined
10 the Old Capitol Prison. Il Il uuder.
stood that his arrest was caused on suspi.
cion of his knowledge Of the iuteotion of
his brother to asssssioate President Lin.
coin, based upon his letter to Wilks, pub.
lished 10 Tuesday morning. papers, re-
gsrding Richmond aud oil.
1t is said that the true way to toll good
eggs is to put them 10 pail Of water, and
if they are good they will lie on their
sides, always; if bad they will stand on
their small ends, the large ends always
uppermost, unless they have been consid.
ersbly shaken, when they will stand either
end up. Therefore . bad egg can be
told by the way it rests IN waterfall
ways end up never on its side. Any egg
that lies fiat is good to eat and can be re.
lied npon
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1865-05-04
HOlloway's Pills are the best remedy
known In the world for the following
diseases E.G .Es.
Caution !!

n the reader of this "notice" cannot get : cox
Of Pills or Ointment from the drug store IN nv
place, let him write to me, enclosing the amount
and will mail a box free OF expense. MANY
dealers will not keep my medicines on hand q
cause they cannot make Is much profit ~ on o."
er persons make.
None are genuine unless the words "HolloTGy
Neo York and London" are discernible as . Wa.
ter mark in every leaf Of the book of directions
around each box; the same may be plainly seen
by holding the leaf to the light A handsome - -
ward will be given to any one rendering such 10.
formation A. may lead to the detection Of Any
party or parties counterfeiting the mndicineso o.
vending the same, knowing them to be spurious
*.sSold at the mandatory Of Professor HUI,
LOWAY. SO Maiden Lane, New York. and by az
respectable Druggists and Dealers in MediclnSS
throughout the United States and tho civiI1t -
world, in boxes, at IS cents, So cents, and si's'
each. .z
~ There is considerable saving BY tak'Ds
the larger sizes.
July II, lssA-u:sJl.
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For Sale.

Z Oh @oCI0-
have for sale Six Good Farms, in Cedar
county, of different sizes and locations to suit
purchasers. Also, about
ONE THOUSAND ACRES OF DESIRABLE
PRAIRIE LAND.
These lands will be sold for ali cash. or on terms
He. PIATr, Upton, Iowa.
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SWain's Bourbon Bitters

1LTThe composition Of DR.. Swain's Bitters, having
been made public through the columns OF Medical
Journals. and having been ad opted standard rem
edy by the Medical Profession, are by the decision Of
the Commissioner of Internal Revenue, EXEMPT
FROM STAMP DUTY
DR.. C. H. SWAIN. Proprietor.
nrr,cr. 1918 Broadway, New York,
l34 South Water ST., Chicago.
O. A. Cook, Genr Agent for the West, Chicago.
Sold at wholesale in Chicago by Fuller, Inch =
Fuller; Burnham & Van Setback; Chas. Il enith:
Lord y Smith; J. II. Reed Il Co; Smith = 0Rree,
and oil Druggists and Grocers every whore. hl7y
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HELMBOLDeS
HIoHLY CONCENTRATED
Compound Fluid Extract Sarsaparillt
S25
NOT A FEW

NOT A FE"
OF the wont disorders that attic. mankind arise from TIE
exemption that aecumulates In the Blood OF all the ds.
eoveres that have been made to purgei out can
squal In efyec. HELMBOLDS COMPOUND EXTRACT
or SARSA PARIZLA. 1t cleanses and renovates the
Hood instlls the vsor Of health into the system and
purges out the huors which make disease II stimulates
the healthy functions Of the body and expe disorders
that grow and rankle in the Blood Such remedy that
could be relied on has long been sought for and Tor
the nrss time the public have one on which they can as
pend space here does not admit Of certificates to
show Effects but the trial Of single bottle will show to
Ii, sick that has surprising they have
ever taken.
Two ofhs Extract Of added
a mint Of water equal the Lisbon Diet Drink, and
one bottle /, equal to gallon Of the Syrup OF
or the decoction ~ usually made.
The above Extracts prepared on purely sciensne
pr,nciplesln Vicuo-and embody tie full strength Of
the ingredients entering into their composition Already
and conclusive will bc comparison OF their proper
We With those set forth In the U. s. Dspensatory.
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j. j. RIDERS
IMPROVED CORN PLOW

Farmers that have used this plow say it is the
best in use, and ia also the cheapest, Those de.
string \ Corn plow that will give entire satisfac-
tion will do well TO call on me. at my blacksmith
shop. near the steam mill and examine this Plow
before purchasing. &. BURGET, Agent.
Upton, Iowa, 1865. l3wG pd.
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These Mighty Healers, World Known and
World Tried, are boon to the Nfck.

IReSt MlSnty feNIeFS, World KNOWN 0nd
World Tried, are Boon to the SICK.
The want Of sterling medicinal to meet the
ills and necessities of the suffering portion Of
humanity, and one entirely free from mineral
and other deleterious particles, was severely felt
till this all powerful medicine was ushered into
the world; HoLLowAY's INVALUABLE PILLS have
become the HOUSEHOLD REMEDY Of all nations
Their attribute is to PREVENT AZ well as to CURE;
they attack the RApIx OR ROOT of the complaint,
and TINS. by removing the hidden cause OF dis
ease, re-invigorate and restore the dropping en-.
ergies of the system assisting nature in her task
of VITAL and FUNCTIoNARY REFORMATION.
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Dyspepsia, Diarrhea, weakness &c

The terrible bodily and mental pangs which
cboracterize Dyspepsia are at once mitigated oy
the pills. Diarrh9a, constipation. headsene'
physical prostration, nervous tremors, hot nasn'
ea, spasms, affections of the kidneys nemoI'
rhoids or piles, and, in fact, all internal com.
plants, from whatever cause arising, give way
fore the salutary influence of this extraordins'
~ remedy. As specific for dyspe psia, and the
disorders connected with 1t, or growing out Of
1t, the Pills are always to be relied on when ev.
cry other medicine and mode Of treatment has
utterly tailed.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1865-05-04
SWANS BOURBON BITTERs
sWAIN's BOURBON BITTERs

IT PLadiss, who have tried and found most
other "Siomach Bitters' too bitter, uapalat.
abte,and too hia hiy medicated for their delicate
taste, please give these a trial, and you will
not be without them. They will give tone to
the stomach. and strength to the whole sys-
TEN. u Plfyour druggist or trAdesman has
not got these Bitters have him send for them.
IFRemember the name, and take no other.
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Woman in all her Difficulties
Bilious MaIadies, &C., &c.

In whatever form disease attacks the liver, It
is repealed and exterminated by this searching.
painless, and irresistible curative. Bilious re-
mitteuts, bilious purging and all the Ordinary
disorders Of the organ, indicated by pam IN .ne
~ Tho whites Of the eyes, weakness and debility
70 80 relieved and removed by the remedy:
With Si arc celebrity which .stonishes the
their friends. Let the sick, whom the !aeaSy
h t"s shandoned. resort with confidence to thu
nowe rfuI anti. bilious agent, and restoration ~
health and activity will be the unSary'ns tesu''
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1865-05-04
Disorders of the Stomach

Are the sources Of the deadliest malades-
Their effect is to vitiate all the fluids Of the b.
dy, and to send poisoned stream through all the
channels Of circulation. Now, what is the oper.
alton of the Pills? They cleanse the bowel,
regulate the liver, bring the relaxed or ir.tsted
stomach into a natural condition, and, acting
through the secretive organs IRON THE BLOC,
ITSELF, change the state Of the system from sick
ness to health. by exercising . simultaneous and
wholesome effect upon all its parts and func tiops
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Get the Genuine Article.

IL the test of Time and Fire, to public use
and private Observation-Disclosures at proper
rates, by the well-known
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HOWARD ASSOCIATION,

PHILADELPHIA, PA.
DISEASES OF THE NERVOUS, SEMINAL, URI.
- NARY AND sexual SYsTEMs--new and relia.
bic treatment--in reports Of the HOWARD Asso-
cIAT!oN-sentby mail in sealed letter. envelopes,
free 1T charge. Address, DR.. J. SkILLIN
HOUGHTON Howard Association. No. South
Ninth Street. Philadelphia. Pa. D25y
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Agcptto ,hsye-a ell slaves sre-
turned to their owners upon the expiration OF
the term Of service for which they were. i'm
pressee, and the owners Of such as may aliave
been killed or died from disGase Edurigg EIiteit
term Of service, shall not be liable. TO- supply
their places ~ith other slsves for tue inpex.
pired portion Of said term ofserviee. -. :. :,
SEC. Ii. If the Confederate Government
should make any impresspe6t Of slave labor
-oxersaad, ,aboEe-what.is to be furnished
provisions. of this Act, in view Of greater emer.
gencies than are contemplated in <.1his:: Act:
then and in that event the owners Of SUCH
slaves shall have credit as for so much labor
furnished for coast duty.
SEQ. IL. That:all Acts and parts of Acts
heretofore passed by; the Legislature of this
State on the subject of furnishing labor on the
coast or Notifications be and the, Same arc
hereby repealed.
In the Senate House, the. twenty third day Of
December in the-year .of our Lord one thou
sand eight hundred and. sixty four, and the
eighty ninth year IF the sovereignty and in
dependence Of tile State Of South Carolina.
w. D. PORTER,
President of.the Senate. =.
r. B.BOYLESTON,
Speaker of the House Of Representatives.
. EY Columbia and Charleston papeis copy
four times, country papers once.
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=HozMa9laafaetsiFefs,

DY THE ACT OF THE GEN.
1OHERAl Assembly December, 1s64, This Sell:
dterssBoard Relief Of Kefshaw District require all
nnfstHers of Cotton and Wooren6 Goods. including
YarpsiJ Eas and btbef from .Ysfef Cotton a3d
Woof Gasdss Hats Caps Paper, stonawale: :and Pots
~ Shoes, Boots, Salt shiklsnoas
the Board, or anYhenbef thereof ora the Treasurer
on or before the lst of February next statement in
writing under OATH setting forth such and 30 many OF
tle HbsYe articles hs were
year eight hundred and s1tysfour and 70 deliverSto
the saa RoardprF Fihek efeeIin Camde14 on os before
the said first day Of February next Tax tn.Kfnd Of
three per eest Of all manalaesare
said retnsha go -f ~ =; = - s4s- e. g.
In defhult Of such return payment, the Board win
proceed To estimate the amount Of soch manufactured
products aad:assess Txini Kind thepeonnf. .I9 per
cent, anil issue execution for three times market val
ue thereof 5ss,
r'iBy order Of the Board, : ;@: ": ;.;.;.9
~ :: JN0sM. DsRssApssURE,"
Jan: 6-l0t Chairman.
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Headquarters, ::. :: :. .
22p'REGLMENT So CA. MILITIA, ""
... ,a. .,oce


GENERAL ORDERS No. 6. 80. 49,.
T,a IN PURSUANCE OF ORDERS FROM ADJU!
Ia TANT and Inspector General of i. c., this Regi!
ment islereby ordered to parade at tie Court House
in Camdbn, S c., on Thursday the. 18th inst, at 10
o'clock. a. m, ~s'-'i - ''.''' = ..
III. Captains.or officers commanding beat companies
will have warned all white male persons in their re1
spectve beats between the eyes Of sixteen and sixty
yeara of age: Except only persons who have certi4
ca.es Of exemption from the Surgeon General of 1.-The
State 1.-The State Board of Surgeons at Columbia, s.
c.; on the ground Of permanent physical disability
They will come with accurate aHd perfect rolls Of all
officers and prvates also the date efthe election to
officers. - ~ -" - a. :" -,
Ill Those who claim exemption on the ground Of
physical disability; butwhohave not certificates from
The Surgeon General ofthe State the State Board
ofSurgebas; OF recent date will nevertheless be en-
rolled and be- examined by Distfict Surgeon here
after to be appointed. ~ - - ."
Eli Officers commanding beat companies will have
all vacant ecersn their respective comm ands taled
according to law
" So much Of General order No. O. as conflicts with
this order ID hereby ceuntermaaded. - .~GI
vi. Lieut. Col. VIM. Dixon; Major A. NJ. Kennedy;
andCapts: L. J"Pattsrson; L. R. Gray, j. ySienbery,
A; Team; s. p. Hopgh, Tobias Fossont Ed :rksr and
Lieut. j. L. McDowall are charged with The. prompt
extension of these orders. :
By command of Col. B. JONES: -lss
j.. MGAYLE;,
;Jan t3-3 Aajutant
u ,candtn "eoasd.r..se copy onee. ~"'':a .
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School Books Wanted,

FASQUELLE'S FRENCH GRAMMAR; DAVIES
L School Arithmetic abd Algebra, new edition !;
Webb's I'd Reader, 4th d.; Walkers and Webster 8
School Dictionaries; Peterson's Familiar Science |;
Quackenboss lst lesson in composition; Mitchells'
school 'tlas Smiths Geography and Atlas Carpen-
ters spelling Book.
The above nov wanted for our Schools, will be
purchased or exchanged for Others =
ia. YOUNG.
January l6 3tm-wf
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!: For: Sale.

A YALU2BEE PA XTiQN m MISSISSIPPI.
n ;Tbis paant36eh 'Is Situated ia LaWrenee Co.,
Mississippi as;t',srhheash White Sand Creek Ion
Pearl River, and contains $40 acres most Of Whicb is
superior botIomland and predgess corn and other
also make from 300 toi 900 pounds cotton per
Thsreis alarge Gin did Mill Shed with new Gin
Head aad excellent 4Ii seones.r The. Gin dnd Mill
are located upon canal Leading from bite Sand which
supplies abundant water OF all times. The stu:
aton is very healthy lind Ps wei adapted for stock
raising Steamboats, make regular trips three months
iu the altogether j. Is aneof fthei cheapest and
ess Ya'qa9s paeas se P4s55a s w. r.! saaNEp ss!i
q -. =" 80 - Camden, sc.
January - -, ~ <.''' '"' - '.'' 'H'f '6
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STATE, dResONTH !GAROkINA:
January 4

g. coru4siG, December u; 1851
GENERAL QRphSs 10 1ar .s,.,, ,.,,,., s.1,.
r. FHE FBEE6 fNG PERSONS 'HAFIEG,
o. been esetedlso the Field OmcefGso 90 tseDs sdraf
Regiments Of State roeps atsherewitb announsed ss
sach, and will be respected accordingly
-. Frs, Regiment I, 81 stase + Troops ....,.,
iisSsss5ns Gsssss eoI5ss4 sssssHs RmsKNpoN m tr=
Aaior.zs:.ia2, DfKEs. .T'"'"e Ill -. ''T@:1 3
81 81 sssns ss asssg'saseas III Slate 7sepss ,i"''ii'r'
Lieuteuaht eolonslA WI DUNCAN ~ ,%.''
Mxiof I'D HlRlCE'' ~ .'>''":"' '' -
,,-' =: 7As,d RsysHseas Ssax 7E..pa@ .'>..-.-
-cosenel&AD GOODWIN ...tts.'t =.
Lients1fAut color4a.4t y y JfwIHARRfAGT0N:, W :!
::Major-J MoIVER;. ..., ,!.%2'.I .n.:.:.
-. r., Fatssat Reaiassas. stnss 7Feeps. Il ,.a.. :;
:ColenelyrR B 1IGeN. :,;y:yz a.. 20
Lieutenant Colsnsa+rJi B. sREAEAAN. >, t..
ii Msjoorr-1J " FERGUSON.
'.::':., ~, t,h*' =, -. = -.
~: -Bs commando =: :::iG., - .,:':;.a;;
.,,Sigpsd3 ..;g .,AsC:!GGARtIsGTI9NS, NS,s, =,
';'"''''' . 4dft Snd Inspector. a.Gsnsr} s. c.:
= Official :fG# a: FeLIiEi. IA. 1easfhl''! S3sSi
JappaEy 6H,l y,.,ec i IL. i4s;v,;;; 70 ,'n,,
H Papers ofstdss copy elc,.
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Free School Notice.

T|HE COMMISSIONERS OF FREE SCHOOLS
/ for Ksrshaw District will meet at >ie Ordinary's
Office in Camden, on the fourth Monday in January,
1855 By order Of the Chairman, Wiley Kelly A
full board is highly requisite -Therefre all Commits
sioners should nend tho call on that day, punctually
aa BUSINESS cannot be transacted otherwise, than by
full Board. A. l. MCDONALD,
January lG-2 Secretary
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Fol. Hire, !

LOT OF VALUABLE YOUNG NEGROES,
!, n. men and women-amolGst them some good
Cooks, Washers and lreners = -. :!
Terms-note with good security TO provide fss thsns
shoes, prpyis;opa audelothine. 5Appayt g -:
GEO ". BARNEs; :
January .,,~,.. 49, .,..s,:,. .':et
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Wanted,

INTEREST ON sTATB STOCKS
ANR BONDS.
STATE TAEAsURY, LOWER DIVISION,
LOAN NDEPARTIENT, Columbia, s. G.
INTEREST DUE lsr JANUARY, 1865, AND AR
i. RE.iRS ofinterest now remaining undrawu, on the
STOCKS and BONDS hereinafter mentioned, ISSUED
by the State ofSouh Carolina, wibe paid at this OIL:
flee, in Columbia, on.sGd after MONDAY next I'd
January, 1865, viz: on
8 per cent. State Stick
6"" Stock Act slsas, "for rebuilding city Of
Charleston" : 80.
6 per cent. Stock, (new State HouseA Acts 1856,
Al, 49,, SO, 81; and 49,
per cent Bonds, (new State Honse) Acts 1853
1855. IS. H...-.
per cent Bonds, Act 1859. 'lo grant aid to, Blue
Bridge Railroad"
sper cent Bonds, (military defepee,) Act lssa
a -" -" ~" g. u" - Act January,
1861, Ito rase supplies"
7per cent. Stock, Act December, 1882, ameuding
Act January, 1851, ITO raise supplies" ..... ;.
per cent StocKs (military deence) Act December,
1851. .@... >''-+ 80 WI. LAVAL
January 6-l : Treasurer Bower Division
cB The papers lpthis State will be; pleased to
copy snd publish once. ...,..,., -,
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To the Planters of Kershaw.

fxV HAlC "41Nk1tCkS VI s4SA SAAoW
4 PPENDED YoU WILL SEE THAT COM.
"a MITTEE composed Of Messrs. A. H. Boykin, T.
Parker, ". Dixon, L. w. R. Blair, Iuo NJ. DeSaussure,
have by my request and in accordance with tho Secre
tary of War orders ito pay price for corn fixed by o-
cal appraisers set the price at Sl2 per bushe at your
barn-doors shelled and sacked. price is deemed
ample and sufficient and now appeal TO you, aud
all to call upon my Agent Mr.. Bell at Camden for
sacks, and ll up my store house without delay, as
our armies in Virginia are much in want "A word to
the wise is sufficient.
Very respectfully,
Your obt servt
JAMES Sewers:
Capt. 4 Div Q. Master.
CAMDEN, s. C. January Q, 1865.
In obedience to the request of Capt Sewers, Divis-
ion O. M we assess the price Of corn to be paid for
by the Confederate States Government in Kershnw
District for the month OF January, 1885, at $l2 per
bushel, Of pounds.
All. BoYKIN,
E. PARKER,
WIN. DIXON,
L.W. R: BLiIR
JNo, n. DEsAUssURE.
JAM = e
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Fifty :, Valuable al liable Negroes go
OoMPRIsINGHoU n oUsE sEBEANEa ,kND FIELD.
~ Hands will be offered forsale ~ 1he Court HsusD
in Camden ol Tuesday the 7th Of Janpasy inst Also
a good IRON pAxied WACO and seHsrsl eao65dQlES
This property< be dspossdof private .a,s, boz
orc the day named If desired. =: K ft.:
=. RIB: JOHNSON.
Jaauary4 e
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-25

PETRoLEUF<< The market Is still very dnll and
Ca ar Aa quote at Tor Crude ga
kiCE- &c sales are reported. and prices remain
o. >GARS-Rsw have been dull, and prices some,
quote nomney at i7i0 lsic for fair to good kehning
LEA 20lc for fair choice Grocery md Nos ~ ana IL
al ~ a 2Oc; the stock hand IL about l2Voo hbds
II GOO boxes lO7 COO bags, and $50 hhds heado no.
fired are dull at 2stc. for Eards. oua
SEEDS-Clo Seed is dull and eas'or; sales at 2ft
o5c Timothy Seed Is dull at s646 70 v bush. Rough
Flax Seed is dull at s. 70ds3 Is 3 bush. =,
SALT--Under light receipts of Liverpool the market
is firm but tie business not very brisk
TIN-Tbe market for Pig IS duh and lower; We
ouote Banca at 5Oc. Straits 6Oc, and English at so
sic Plates are nominal at sl9 5O0 so for 2. Char
coal: sl6Qsl7 80 for I. c. Coke; s10ei5 for Coke
Terpe and sl7 5O03ls so for Charcoal Terne.
TAILOW-The market is easier. and less active
soes of IS 600 ID at l5ial5sc Tor Western and i53a
Ice. for City.
WHISKY-The market is heavy end lower; sales Of
$50 bbs at 81 306s2 % for Western, closing in fair
demand at 81 3lUSZ -
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Comments Ln Tic TriLrne.

What is a dollarl Is II something, anything,
or nothingl Does it bear relation to PolOnius's
cloud or 10 the everlasting granite' In short,
when lin perfectly sound state Of Currency
and Business) man buys boat-load of Wheat
ard agrees to pay q thousand dollars for it next
week, next month, or next Spring, does he
covenant. to pay certain and definite or an
uncertain and indefinite amount What, in
essence, does he agree to pay
We understand by thousand dollars GER
tain definite, Interchangeable number Of ounces,
pennyweigbts and grains of Gold, or their
equally definite equivalent in Slyer-this and
nothing else. Of course, the obligation may
be satisfied by The transfer of bit Of paper
which promises TO pay the amount stipulated,
provtded this paper Is redeanable in or ex-
changeable for the amount Of Gold 'or Silver
aforesaid. ~
Now we know very well that he value OF
the Precious Metals is not absolutely fixed and
nncbangeable--tha Gold and Silver become
more or LEES valuable as the supply thereof 10 In
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-25
porcuKErps,z AND DAyBuRY RAILROAD

POUGHKREPsIg AND DANBURY RAnRosp.i-
The day has come at last when our citizens se 49,
ming TO make ~ their minds and be in earnest IA ~
matter OF opening railroads from our city 20 TUG @
and espec lily 60 those points nom NlSn y. s;rce
times we drew Ia so amounts OF trade Whicn ~
been cul of by tie binding OF tie Harlem anu ey
tonie RniroaGs. We have every day incre'si"s ,h.
dence Amt nothing is wanting bring baet 70 - IA
Imer trade fcoa I'll parts " E9setya
Western Connecticut but the facilities OF ns,
rnisred by railroads.. Tint this - the man snu .u"s'
ayorable nop tor trade aud FOR mafAet f IN yors
ers on the cas-, bank Of the Hudson between Ns"
AM Albany. all are convinced Al, .,s,or, rort,oa
railroad from this city 10 n. ~ Pat
NJ inc county say TO Paving, Wings Station, or~h
er.on in Putnam Comfy and thence bas
ia psplmry has been long talked o. oae Do.As, :,
haan done Nov howevor tho subject c9mmalt,us - -
much attention that we ere sati,ne sa il viii no douS.
paw as we'll as any other road Tor sroas s.S rs Inc
we eonlr! ~ ~ a, can be opened for nothing ohn
Saa divert nom it, The psCrc ' sSo , tSs
ibu u, tc ~ oreat 10 them AZ 20 Us, and therefore
naal, eopsrste in carrying out the enterprise
Let ~ hAV' D'S fPoughkespsis Eagle.