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A REMARKABLY BOOK.
THE FIXED STARS;


Drank LESLIEs
I PICTORIAL LIFE OF
ABRAHAM LINCOLN,
READY MONDAY NE%T.
WIN eontar excellent sketch OF bis lie end the ioo"ir;
Illustrations;
Mr. Liacop's First Law Ohioe
Portrsii OF Abrshsm Lincoln
Mr. Lncolns House. Springfield llisoiA
Mrs. Lincoln and Sons
Mr Lincoln. Second Lsw Ofsco, Springfield, Illinois
Reception al Cleveland. OHIO.
Reception at tue Capitol, Columbus. Ohio.
Mr. lincoln Kissing the Star, and Stripes st Independence
Hall Philadelphia
Inauguration "a President, March T. 1851
Coins to the CAPITOL. March I. 1901
President aud Cabinet in consultation
Scene IN the Of during the passage
She Act sbohshing Slavery.
Entrance Of the Tre.dsni into Richmond aher Grant
Victory.
Assassination at Ford's Thes,er.
DyinS Moments Of the Pr -sicent Apri IS 1855.
Price. SOP 1Ge.
TIE AMERICAN NEWS COMPANY.
PubIshers gents, Nos 10 ard l2i Nasssu-st, N
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Corporation Nctiees.

EERRY LEASE at AUCTION.-At tho City
u Hail. Oh MONDAY. May 20, lB", a. u O'Clock T. H..
will BE- sod Pubic Auction tothe highest bidder with sde
quat~ security for term Of years from III. lot day Of
JUNE ist3 ALEASE TO establish and maintain Ferry from
he basin At the foot Of Spns In the City Of NsvYoh 10
hobosen NesJer-ey at the point where the old CRY
established within 900 yurds north south Of tina, point
The landing place Hoooken NewJeey, TO be Furnished
by the fuIchassr
CONDITIONS
The conditions and Of the Lease TO be Ia the
nsua form Of Ferry Leases heretofore entered into by the
Cooperation which may be had application at the ofce
Tho Contolsr by order of the Comm Of the
shaking Fund MATHEW 4. BRENNAN.
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OPTICS or THIS XIV. DIRK. Hous TONIC / NoRruETS)
II. X. Co. 40. ~ BROADWAY, Room 80
Naw NoRK CirT. Ara Il. lri:.)
GEALED PROPOSALS viii be received $:
- tins Oce until II Of Mss > ig65 10 the ntai
Na,or and Brlsus To- fasf r Nh, e tie Nrw
ioas a,olic aud N,ruen Railroad eStrudns LON = lns
Plains NJ T. a. BooShcld Ct Is distance OF - iursi
Maps proAe.. plans and p.cihcstiOs Wi be reidy lSi
animation at ih, Office on aud shes APR, 3, lto5
u. 5. AVERY,
Engineer.
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AsusrASr QuAHrvnaAsrEEs Orrros,

No 45l EIeHTH AVA, NV YORK Mof.h y, 1875.
'NANALRY AND ARTILLERY HORSES
~ WAETED-l will purchase In open market oil horse,
that rnay be presented and pa.s Inspection Of the Government
table Thirty nth It, TeuL-sve., until further
tic,, a, follows:
Csysry borses, 10 10 years Old Is 20 j. hands high
Ar.ry hoTse- TO 10 yesrs old Ia nsnds high and
I, ItD ponds and dsrt color.
rrcr cavalry hor.e Bl7s. rree fr artillery horses
$50 Payable IN such funds De furnished by e GOV
eTnnent. J.. Il. mOOht, Cap. urd A. =. VI.
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MARY BRANDEGEE,

A very powerful novel Of III, " Jane Eyre scho'
Of merit and TO uske accusation III the boz
DoIid RIpo, ciota. u -.
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Gorsee, Qarrialco, Ne.
0uAErgsaAsrr...0 yvl nav, Oyy.cs. Emsr ~,

QUAETEsaAsTrs.GyS'KA Ls OrY.cg, Fmsr biv's, !
WAsHINGrOs tIfY, D. g., 1srch 10. o.
sTANALRY iiJkS E3i ARTILLERY
) u HORSES! MULES - uOhsES suitable Tor ~
avaiIy aud Artillery ssry Vii BE- Iscived Il Gieso6
Depot ia oDen rassi al May l, 1863, b. Capt Geo H.
BROWNING, 4. U. -.
MULLS in lot of wen'y Eve more, viii be rrcev N
90, city. open ristk,i 200 Nay !, ip5 ~ Cart 9. a.
ionpaps A,iisui liuatrna re-, corner Iwenty oond
u stIetis.
Al ua. be subjected to the usual Government !n,pec
ton before being sc cepted.
Specification. ioogs Cayrry horses ,u be sound 81
u. part cua w.I broken g. l Sch md good condition;
from t5j sixteen tlt hands -h Rom i've ~ 20
bins 90 yeirs 3D. ind well GdlGtd ~ 'vfy a. cavalry
purpcs H0fss brtsecf ufl. 81 aud tcl 40 ofey.,
II SIN igoiors, fpr ,iy snd hen ny my Do rccrH'L
AI.y HOIr.- b. Of dark sound b. al pAricL
strong rsk sd active wei bosn tnd rot'ers
IL hHrnes- IL good hr-h si condition ~ T. ten inl
y.as Old. rs. then hHcn aid onehai - hands hi \,
Oh HoTse 70 weigh ies than ten Aandr 81 .ud my 1850
ponues 30
hue- ua, DE ) years OF ago. strong ,iou,,
hrh IN ff h=l nh free from every h.msh d"tCt which
would unit tle ior wolk snd must have shed tic
foOr cofs developed tie spondI
permanent teeth. Two IN csh JEW.
These .peciioaioa WI be strictly adhered to, and Tidy
enforced In every partou ar
Hour. Of .nspect On. nom a. m. 70 r
Pnce Cavalry Hore', one hundred snd .istyfve dollar
f4lPfl Artillery Horses huufr,t Il dollars
y) biuies hundred aud ninety 3yc doiars lJ.
fsyfa ent will D- usde at this once.
20. LANES A. EKIN
BFsve. Brig dir General w charge
hIst Division O. NJ. o. o.
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- Single copies Of any Otscs. books Il" be entby mai
lfse, receipt u price, BY
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ST. PHILLIPS.

4 splendid new novel by th- suihoT OF Hr'edse, "Tae
butherands7 Frank Warrington" LOuis' etc, l2no.
Handsomely bound cloth, uniform With tae authors other
koskA Price Sl 20.
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LOVERS AND THINKERS,
row philosophical novel by Heves Gordon l!ms, cloth
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Summer ilc!reGla.

pOA..D in tic COUNTRY-For 0 family.
.irt" rooms four N trre.sary-ons boufs rid, from
Sew f1TA N~.Icho..rg Comfy. Carriage hOgsc, Ac on
li,i,is-s. T. lGr. No !.J Bi'4i.si 1T.
IWUNJRY BOAHD WANTED-For man
- ir. anal 90 lir.n .ls frnali faru house pre-
-red tis rty niI's " ne city. AaaGss. FRANZ.
Post O!A1e Bcl 500. .ti.ng trnn-, &c.
~
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syINELAND-TO ALL WANTING FARMS

AZ IN ELAN D-lO ALL w AN IlNG tAhMS.
Larry and thriving settleneni, Of Nneland mild
climate; 80 miles south Of f1iadriIh a by railroad
Rich soil produces large crops; twenty acre tracts 90
per payable within tour years. good business opening
good society Hundreds settling end making improve
mens Apply to CHAS n. Lands, Postmaster 'neland
Lsnd township ~ J. Letters answered. Papers containing
foil Ifo nnyion win be sent free. From Report u S0r
Robinson Ayrteal Edoy Of The Iyfbuns IL IL oas Of the
most erteasrs fertile tracts - dimo' lere portion ana
r,abe coudifioa for pleasant Irshno thar ps kHoD @ Ria
side of he Wesfsyn Pydtyisa
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TIVE PARTNERSHIP hcretoi' re existing
.nler hr sn4 fiIm a. aHe IoDcf osl Daers,
Il. il- ~ d'ssOved bv muas consent. W. y. LANE,
Nrw IOri, hprl d.. la,S H. fONfh
To gldeien,d ~ o 10 tie husines AZ the OIL stsnd
10. 81 ~ - 81, where 81 accounts u Ne late irm will
be sst'ed. ". HJNlR,
ApI' "a i8S w n. MOTT.
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JyHE WEEKLY TRIBUNE FOR April


TR Is n y WEEKLY TRIBUNE for ,B. week coat 'in'
IxAo> AnrIoLs-yVhat he MD No. Say; Dor New f'''
dent, nArruai-J ~ u l,ec'p''I cl'hi ~
Lineo'ns runcIa IA CGEsd d.; oog,h"tId no. Zen,
tory C.u.nay Sret;onas1;' The uueis - no anne
he A.sasinaoal The n's Corespoaaeh' aaa oe" ''''
WAX NEws Sva s,,r Navel y. ee'isrcou..
GENERAL Npws-Nows nom Wan net"ni ire w smns
ton Tfaseay Now yosa, foiiLssl bo@e'lc Asee'ia"s'
NEw.lcax LK5i,LArunz-PrOeecdns' in the seaae aud
EosiLx-oR,ad Account Of Il. Surrender. .r--.,.,
IRoCLAsATioS ny IKE pLcs!nR\T-A psy q thsihs ~
PrsyeI; Z uc l5;L o. lev Apo r'ed. g. - A.
USEAn1aI>s suseic.crs CHARAcfEh-L Kei'sineH' IN
ARRTsr or Jrxrus Baurys Too-u.
The " g,L 'G-AEr-Oas,euisi n fa'inoiN' "''''
orr or5-acccpiiop q President Iincou'' n.
r.ia.; Tie bod, ,n u City HALL The p"'"grs
rhe Most sob hue and solemn Funeral in h'FoTyi "f4"d
CHAIR OF pEclSs Ilrrosv-rI,'Iiert Linen sne
the Iir in!. HeUes' Tao fot Of Tie A''s''1 i'''
SnnnsAy-s,eru ans Negotiation, with Iohn.on nis'p-
proved WasLHttn llncli'.c Re- mp ION Of 10 u''
Ordered: Gen. Grai' Go Corvmund W feiscn - =, =,
rnE CAprUAR OF Pondence Of The " J.
MACON IAl,s o. Trs 2oru-uowsn COhb and O. W
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tllat.lln:rn

''I'O PRINTEES-f'0rSiLE-A Qnarto COR
Don PRESS. L,fr.7 rev. '4i'.t .tye :. V. COOLEY
~ irrs Wafrh.u.e 80. 80 uLolst
'rirCDD AZ RAFFERTY,, Machinery Mer-
ciGft. NO. Dcy-,ts eor4' fatsf.on, -. J. manuac'
.uafv 80 of. 81 o. l~s nd Sober. Fla heap p.
io~ cassa.. ,il ho . scis s4i .Iinf abnisins &c
AVE- have TlIiS DAY opened a BRANCH
y oiffcl.si SO. ,, 1'f.s'.. hs~loTk. aud 'la! h
90 I'D e. .rfufe promptly. ofes or d.crI tina "
IL, ID...,.il FLA4t q raLT al 4. iltOS LlDbT.
tAiI.ko. AOE..in NaE..LEK Co.
AdI.,.s Philadelphia
No - Cif % tcr-Ycss.
= ~. I,C- .4r..ssl Phi 4d-pt.i.
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PROPERTY FOR SALE

Y NEUABLE IhVI I'M 4 VI' NALL'-
The utors ~ W. Il. CROSBY, deceased, odev for
|sALF tLr MANSION HOUSE aud Grounds hely occupied
by him said premises bounded and contain follows
moth by Rugrr, Place as feet, east by Cntons a2 fee;
inches south by Cherry 3 feet and west by 'elrson
2O Zee, i.che- These premises admirably adapted
for bic utiou, tor manufacturing purposes. AppJ
no IOIIN L. GNOSbf, No. % Plne-st.
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I'OR SALE OF TO LEASE-Three LOTS 10.
Gated In Thirty.evonih Il, Thlrisv Apply to
lPElTEE, WILSON Co, Ne. 22B Southst
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Doiro an Ro1p,5.

NJ REisHiD Rooms, with or without
l rolrf u itl . .r.flrHen .-rilenrn sod wiz
f-.is,t lie paf". cr'yl - 20 ~ Thou p.on Il.
,rrEN-YORK UOrII.-1Le proprietor b.
lssi. t4g uf0ft M eorver.snc, 4 81. gurllt
d. b. f--aff iirrf scd b. =lpf Dom tho od Table
g. Ass.sra system - a-oTI inca adopt tue
DO r tie - 81 Nsy net.
--a.i hog .s'apla. -'rs IN every T'-p-ct % any
To- Iffr 90 e'riogi tr .is h.f power TO
y sl'i tho iaYst cfsrb Aedin Lnfcpr
30 cls corn rn g.. Hotel VII continue a. 10
DO. veil inns house frr s,rficn.u snd rn-
l-- HIRAM ,hAsS4 ~.
N~w-Yo-s April p. 1895.
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NOR SALE OR RENT A BOARDING.
School property. tvoreb,e for hoarlin. aud DIV
parotsee. Address ). A. JOSEPH, ofcs of The n l..
Tubans, New-iork.
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EnOCK FOR SALE.--lhe large DOCK near
e Railroad D. pot At or,hport n }. has 100 feet
front. connecting with the Central Railroad
Of New Jcfey T.. X. KELLOGG. No $50 PeFri st. ~ l.
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EOR SALE-A beautiful Country RESI-


tie rristr,m Allen II Ravsnsvood H. L. consisting OF
y-ry handsome aud coinn0dous bfc House, "a the nesi
condition hne stable snd BAD, sled ard vel house. The
rounds 10 Aornpsye. sri on the BAT River,
d have s31 feet lrpL They aid ont very Handsomely
o.nn ID. argrs, md hn-s, lawn. the Island.
hIe yariiy Of choice fGi ornau enta ne ~
shn,s The .ocsii OF the Tsa-sn,st sIound Sew
Yos less tan air from Hunters Point Ferry making Il
very - OF -cces. the city yet oeru all the adysni
= & slst.. OF WILLY WALLACE No. - John-st.
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VONKERS.-If You want 10 Rent or Pur.
cbasss HOUSE al fonksr, furnished or unfinished In
locations aud prices to suit call sddcss JAMES YOU
MANS, the Real Estate Agent at, fonkera
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I,OR sALE--Cheap 30 minutes from New
York, five from Morris AID Essex Depot, Newark
hosE, room. and eola % by iOJ sad Garden Price
2,tl0. = WU Can remain. Apply 20 JOHN ANDREWS
No. 10 Ripk-st -heSark, fIom u 20 O'clock
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COparincrelip No.ise5.

NOTlCE.-The business Of WILLIAM 4.
COLEMAN Co, ,nd Of COlE'fAS's CtL'FOR:IA
LINE. vii be conducted IN f're by WILLIAM 7. COLE
Man in San trancseo end 10 NeaYors Il No G.. seventy
one ws,l-,t by Us As-u.s GEORGE pLATr I'D JANR :
III. WILSON. New YorA, Mneh H. iaoa
WILLIAM 7. COLEMAN
Ply CEOrGE PLiT1, h. kttoru,y IN Fact
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= ESIFlNULE IUUNIhl hEoIEENOL y
~ BARGAN.-Larse threeslory HOUSE, Ia hnr
oder good Csrriage h,ne and Stables and sir Of
LAID. tho village OF Port Jerv three hours ride hom
the ety OF New York the fre Railway over the uonn
suC Do out the in1ueI Of salt wster About
80 e., Fruit Isees Grape Berre, Curran'. &c fnr
pect - roads and dne scenery and nice posting on me
liver adion, the place suitable or lsrge family and the
fiends or srI calculated for Sufnn.r s!usr louise.
Price, $4,000. j. w. FOUNTAIN.
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EOR SAT.E-A COUNTRY RESIDENCE

the westend ~ Staten Island the sat water
10 minu'es was .1,n the Railroad rerot 10 Ia
IRE of laid, vat. 5000 vail ,sse 35aO ior AZ
:. w CBOSk, No. 7s6 Eiglfthsye.
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SINOR SALON Hndson River Railroad,
within 90 e~s 81 deop water. SiAy ..rd
LOTS fronting o. Eo,euthaye. with tsiOry bEcs BUILD
NO xnay factory sid suitable ~, Light Manufacturing
puri c.e, good ord y. and never used tnoen VII
be- sold rsss eIchsns for other property. BENE
DICT COII. IA. { Pinest
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4 Qn0 AGENTS WANIED--To eel i. 4
,OOO HEADLEl's POPULAR BIOGRAPHIES
aid SfAhDARD HISTORICAL WOkkS. Artfo .fsucr 4,
Yhored - max. IRON t,0 T. lO p,r moih he se. spt
books published Sold only by .gcn,s Call or .snd lsn
10 tennis l.. b. TREAT fUbsLeT No. 10 Orsnds New.
York.
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nor saba TWO.STORY and ATTIC

HOUSE. ~ih WING s,,rchsd situated In Vill.plce
Mo, iiayrn mt house from Boston Road House cousipi
Ca, NseT anu Range. Carpets and oooihG Required
Fine UlIdsn 40 Apply on he pren..e..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-28

FOR SALE.-A Splendid. -Four Story High
l Z s,cop rwRLLiEG noUsE Ia fhr'y.unib-t., pea-
Fih It'll faror pets Niyors touires, and oas
f'slufc Bonfe II0o in peTt-ct order APP ~ N
a3LNEDlCI a COir, No. fine-st
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sl.uld I've distinctly stated in he rolosi-
Proposals "a scel lts tsf 10
az, Po.tmas,.rGcners "Forru Deck" viii fis sgcs
Nail gfoposs toreign Ma.s" written O. -
.dr-. aud they should 10, d-pa ched IN rc. !
Il his Department before the 18th day
which pil be- he i' Jay Tor rcs ing popesa Ia
advertisement.
WILLIAM DEYNlsOS. Postls..,r 6ensnL
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prinilng.

WIN. EyERDELLs SONS. No. IOi Fulton
W s!5siEAM JOB PRINTERS cad LABEL Man
uFAClu RLR6
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Sales bn AEetion.
A. 81. Nr,wIv. Arci'one-f.

a. VI. NERwIN. ArtfIoht"F -.
DY BANGS, NERWIN & Co., NOS, b94 am
ID Go brnrin IS, cor OF lths,.-Selcs Of Books Sta
,Ionery Pctnr-. 81 ORR, u An, Fancy Goods Furniture @e
ORIENTAL WARES CURlJslIiE5 AND SEA SIZE IDS
Nm extensive verirty IL .up,rb ND 'carce eir Nv
exhibition ftI Tor .c An ration Of this nuiy peeu'u'
-...ll .nlL. = = -, a
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the Finh AMI Eshhgses sio the street acent 10
1h- P.ri Also number Of desirable plots in lot in des
able locations Alpy to ALLEN BROWN, No "A
b roadway.
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TJ,HREE NEW BOOKS On SATURDAY.

TIE AMERICAN NEWS COMPANY,
Pnbllshers r.nts. Nos. ll9 aud ~ NAsssust. n u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-28

FOR SALE-ABOUT - ACRES, II miles
Pas, OF frrssA. Three choice standard Pear
other fruit small dwelling surrounded by evergreen and
other cofTs, house tocholse with cellar barn. Sc
i,uan high and beatty. Wstof good Highly improved
ntivsed h. snrdening lar:c quantity Of Manure ri -
; $40 hppl to CHA3. COLLINS, No. 9. Leopard.t.. "
Nv. H. COLLINj Peekskl, New-York.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1865-10-17
EARTHQUAKES IN CALIFORNIA.

San francisco, Oct. Sat quarter before
one o'clock today the seVerest earthquake ever
felt here frightened almost our entire population
out of their houses into the streets. During
half minute there were two tremendous shocks,
which caused the buildings to rock to and fro
in manner altogether alarming.
The services Nere over in most of THE chur-
ches. A. large congregation in the Unitarian
Church were being dismissed when the shock
commenced The ladies shrieked and all rushed
for the doors faster than they could be accom-
modated with an exit
The rush of people was so great from the Ro-
man Catholic Church on Vallego street that the
large doors to the main entrance were carried
away and several persons injured BY being
trampled upon The walls of many buildings
were cracked in many places a
More or less plastering fell from perhaps half
the, ceilings 10 the city; cornices and face walls
fell from many buildings, and the entire front
of four story Brick building, just erected, fell
outward One of the schimneys of Lick House
fell, and crushed through the roof of the dining
room upon the tables and dishes, much to the
astonishment of the boarders, who were taking
lunch.
The City Hall bell commenced ringing on
account Of the vibration of the tower, and the
interior walls of the building were much broken
UP. Fissures two or three inches wide were
opened in the ground in The lower part Of the
city where there is made ground; and some of
this grousd was elevated many inches above its
former 1evel.
Brief accounts from Sacramento, Stockton
and San Jose represent the shock as the severest
ever felt in those cities. 1t was not felt at
Marysville Dor Placerville, but the town OF Santa
Cruz was shocked with greater Severity, and
some brick buildings suffered much damage,
two or three being destroyed.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1865-10-17
EXECUTORS SALE.

On "Wednesday, the 9Th inst. will be sold
the premse$of James B. Griffith, deceased, miles
south of Charlotte all the unwied property of said
deceased, viz
Six bales Cotton, 600 pounds rot,on il the seed,
Corn, Fodder, Hay, Oats, Wheat, Rye. Peas and Po-
tatoPs; one Cotton Gin one Wheat Thrasher and
Fan; one sett Blacksmith Tools, onc Disting Ket-
the and apparatus, one Road Wagon and one l-hOrse
Wagon, Farming Implements lot of Leather; also
Cows Hogs Sheep, Goats, two Mules, aud numers
other articles
Terms made known on day of sale.
E65~ All persons having claims against the estate
of James Griffith, decd, are hereby notified to
present the same within the time prescribed by law
this notice will be pleaded in bar of their recov
cry A. b. DOWNS,
Oct 8, 1865. ct Executor.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1865-10-17
ROBBERY.

= On the night of the 18th Of August last, six men
disguised by backing, entered my house by break
pistols in hand, demanded money aAd threatened to
burn the house They broke open bureaus and
chests, and stole absat tArty dollars in specie and
paper money, and rife gun. The gun is Of Gar
hers make, small bore, witha small piece split OF
the butt-end Of the stock underside and the brass
on the end turned back; the ouch-hole in the bar
rel rather large, the lock snartly worn and curve
burnt in the pan where it joins the barrel santng
to the breach also hole in the pan which was
plugged. "A liberal reward will be paid for the
covery of the property and for evidence sufficient
convict the thieves. My residence is in Providence
neighborhood Mecklenb1rg county Any informa-
ton may be left at the Democrat Office.
JOHN W. REID.
October O. 1868 2tpd
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1865-10-17
N EWS ITEMS.

'WAsHIN GroN, Oct. 1.-THE Committee from
the South Carolina Convention waited on the
President to-day concerning the release fJeffer-
son Davis
The President has issued proclamation re-
leasing Kentucky from martial law.
Gen. SIocum has made speech in New York,
advocating the immediate withdrawal of military
force from the Southern States. The Democracy
of the Empire State are running on that distinct
issue, among Others, and there is every prospect
that they will sweep away the many thousands
of republican majority without difficulty.
PENNsYLvANIA.-So far as heard from the
State has gone for the Republicans
Mr. Michael Union, elected Mayor of Phil
adelphia, by over FIVE thousand majority
Hartruft elected Auditor General of the
State, and Campbell, Surveyor General.
'OH1o.-Gen. D. Cox, Union candidate for
Governor carried the State of Ohio by $4,000
majority.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct 9-Highway robbcries
are becoming almost daily occurrence outside
Of the city. Yesterday gentleman of James
town was wayaid and robbed of 81 500 and his
gold watch, and was left for dead Heis yet
alive but not likely to recover. Vigilance com
mittees have been formed to suppress the rob-
bers.
IMPORTANT TO SHIPPEns w ashine ton,
Oct. 9.-The Treasury Department has issued
circular providing that articles dutiable under
the Internal Revenue laws may be removed
from points in the South and. shipped to New
York, Philadelphia, Baltimore, Boston, Cairo
St Louis, Cincinnati, or New Orleans, by the
shippers executing satisfactory bond to the
Internal Revenue collector at the place whence
the articles are to be removed, so that the duty
may be paid to the collector at the point of des-
tinatiou. This regulation is in consequence of
the difficulty Of obtaining national currency to
pay duties at the places of purchase.
BANK NoTEs North Carolina Bank notes
were quoted 10 New York on the Sth as follows:
Bank of Cape Fear, .36c.; Charlotte, 2Sc: :.
Commerce, 15c; Lexington, Csc; North Gar.
DINA, SEC; Roxboro', Zoe; Townsville, zoe ;
Farmers, Csc; Merchants, CSC; Miners and
Planters, rs.