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Cattle 7irrket.

BULLS HEAD, JrLT II, 1865
BS,rH-At the opening, on Monday, but , 2Q5 head
Of luocks we're on sale at the various yards in thi.
m4Iket, and this light run, coupled with the favora-
bic Weather has produced another material change
In qlotations the advantage ELECTED last week in
favor OF buyers having been entIey lost-an add.
ton Of lAiNc. made to the prices then quoted.
Prices range to-day from l6alIc Tor first selection,
to l5AlGc. for medium, and from these figure. 10
llal2c. for stock Of the scaiisae order But lttle
dheulty was experienced BY dToyers in dsro.inr Of
their stock even At these prices and At the opening
Of the market to-day, we fud the same lieh, supply
On the openng day. and the reports from Chi.
cAgo indicate moderate supply at that market .I.o
~ think We may safely predict coutipns,io, ..
the remainder Of the week, of the above ord, ,oi
p,UlB, '''o'
C,'rs and Cdlres.-A moro active inquirv e,,-,.
to-day Tor Mich Cove still the mMEct 10 6y no r,ea
hEeiyi and prices remain about As last uuo,ei ,'
Extra cows, Sibar lJy; good do, S4laSTi. eon,,o
l.jAt4l The same causes that have lntuoncad ~
market for Beef have produced a like result i'm h
market for Calves. lhe quotations to-day are aboni
A. follows; N'
Prime calves, per h., 9Ha1Oi4; good veal c,lvs.
dga99; common veal calves, Per head, Uas y, =, ~
skins lSslS; srUs calves per head, bale,
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When VIII IL Ends

sonsD0Dr ought to inform the Secretary Of War
hat ttr rebellion has ceased, aud that the exercise
II arbitrary power on his part 10 no longer requi.
nw for the public safety. The clos ng Of FoLD's
rhss,re, "by order of the Secretary OF War" has
entirely too strong an odor Of imperialism 20 suit
republican notions in this country. why should
foSD 10 debsrrsl from the benefits Of his prop
ertyY IL true that President Llgo1Ls was mur.
de,rd in the ,od theatre, bui FoD was not itnpli.
Gated In the act, and We fail 10 SEQ why he should
b. deprived Of the use Of his building, simply
tecsuse an strociou. event occurred in IT, II
Secretary SrASros wants ,he theatre to remain
unocclp.ed because ot tho tragedy, he should
sther buy II, or pay the proprietor proper rental
90 secure control Of It Thote may 10 a question
81 taste ,bou1 ro.opening tho theatre, but that is
matter concerning only the proprietor an ths
public. The action ~ the Secre,ary Of War ia an
',her snar, and most important A. additional
svidsncs Of sdsposiliun 10 continue his arbitrary
rolicy. Notwi hstsnding the termination of the
rsr he seems 10 iorget that the rebellion IL sup
Jvessed, aud arbitrary acts no longer NEEDED to
!epies' obstroperous individuals. Il quite time
hst Nj. STANTON realized the changed condition Of
affairs The people have grown tired Of this dlcla.
.oriAl management Of the war Secretary, snu A. i
impossible to determine - Whist length he will
nm IN this course, It would be well for the Prcs.
rrui n put his IN his mouth
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THE NEW YORK SUN.
WEDNESDAY MORNING, July ~, 1865.
Reducing the National Expenses.

1s work Of reducing the military establish
meni to pesce footing is progressing saiis.ctor-
3iy. The quiet manner In which the late rebels In
the Southwest have succumbed to the new order Of
things has induced the War Department to disband
tie Army of Tennessee, commanded by General
LOGAN. and an order 70 that effect has been issued.
This will bring the military force down very near
ly TO The standard which the Government proposes
" maintain In ,hs future. Aside from the regular
army which probably numbers in the neighbor-
hood Of ffty Thousand men, the volunteer soldiers
20 bs retained will bo al or nearly ell, colorsl
troops The latter will be employed exclusivsly Ia
the Southern states for gsrrsoning military points
aud for service on the South western frontier. As
cording 10 the reported plan Of the War Depart
nsni the minimum force required for permanent
duty is one hundred ,housLnd men, whose rn.in.
tsinsnce will COS, not less Ibau one hun
drod million dollars per annun This
would be formidable and very expensive military
s',sblishment for Republic, aud one that in view
of The facility with which volunteers may 10 pro-
cured for en- emergency, seems altogether uane.
c.nsry. Befors the late war, the standing army
consisted Of about twelve thousand troops sc,,ier-
sd all over The States and Territories. yet no din.
.ul.y vas sSpsnsnosd Of procuring an army of =
million men when u vas nssdsd. wish tho heavy
ns,ionsl deb, which now rests upon The country,
the people have NJ desire h support 40 expensive
an institution 90 an srmy Of . hundred thousand
men. 1hev want every item 81 expenditure re.
ducsd N ths loves, possible figure they do
not want TO supror, one .upsrfuous msn
N any brspeh ~ the Government ssrvice
and far q beiay prepared FOR emergsncics
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F,nanei.i Nsr., Markets. &c.

Sev York, Tuesday, july II, G r. H-Gold ope ned
this morning at 14O, down TO l39t, aud closed at
i3gA. The general stock market was extremely luc-
tuating, sorts at the close being considerably
higher, while q few were lower than on yesterday.
Governments were strong and higher The money
market remains very essy at 4a5 per cent. No
change In discounts. For foreign exchange the lead
ing drawers were asking 100. for GO-dsys sterling,
hut the selling ranged about 4. below that figure. On
Change TO-DAY Flour l5c to 25o. better. wheat
wa &c. better ON Spring and &c. to iOc. on Winter.
Corn wss scarce and &C. better Oats were duh and
lower. Pork WA mole active and frmer. Beef Was
qu'es. Lard VAS very firm, and whiskcy steady
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Sheep and JduJs-After dull week. the Sheep
market exhibits rather more activity, and a. the
supply is somewhat limited, prices are frner, at
siieht advance. The following are to-dsy's prices
Common 10 fair sheep sheLre1, 5sSc good 70 prime
DO, bhs5ci extra do, 6sqlsc Lambs rule a little
hrner, at 12a14c. per ID. Iambskins are quoted at
I0ss6c., and pslts at 35ai0c. each
,Suns..An active inquiry exits at present for
Hofs, and n the demand Ia considerably IN excess
Of the supply, prices rule from y TO lc higher being
quoted this morning at lO%allao. for oorn-ed live,
o. lJsal4c dressed and lOa.c. for siillied, i've,
13Ac dressed.
The total receipts we're Beeve., Ao75; cows, So;
Neals, lsss sheep and lambs, l1.2S9 swine, 1868
Hay Market
Very little activity evails at either Of the marta
for Hay. Prices remain without msterial chance,
being quoted to-day at 9Js95e Tor shipping, and s1i
fllb Tor retail lots
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TnS police reports indicate thA. crime 10 frSruly
prevalent In the city 81 tho presen. time. A mark
oil increase In the number Of oGenses committed
- observable since the return OF the soldiers but
tho latter being generally the victims the IN .dc-
meAnors Of course cannot lie attributed ~ them.
All tho arts for obtaining money from the soldiers
FROM ihimbls-rigging 10 garrotng-sre resorted
to by the enmnsls who infest the city. This con.
dlion is not attributable TO inefbcency on tho
part Of the police department, for the force was
never more diligeni than they at the present
time. They are, ss general thing. very success
ful In spprehending tho culprits who commit
crime, but still the number Of otensss steadily in
ere.ser and something should be done to mitigate
ihe evil. In our opinion, the hes. and most
eaectusl remedy Tor this growing evil, par.
nculsrly with regard to the robbery Of soldiers,
consists in more rigid course on tie par. Of our
city judiciary toward tho Offenders. Al the pre-
sent time criminals seorn to pay attention ,hs
light penalties inflicted by tho courts. They seem
disposed 90 run the risk Of arrest with the COM
psceut assurance ihs, in any case they Will only
be- sent up" for a short time, amt hence they
may a. well make the most Of their opportunities.
We call upon the judiciary TO make market exam.
pie, Of a fow q these culprit+ In order that the
soldiers and the public Nlsrgc may again ie some
sense Of security
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BATEs-on July 9th. 1865, at % Debovoise It
Efqotyn, +. D., Sarah Ann Bates in tho 46.h year
Her relatives and friends are mos, respectfully In.
.,'ed u attend ,he funeral on lhursday 18th lnst
CHURCH near the Crossroads 700
CLAUDE-on Monday, July 10th, sebssttn W
Sieuds aged 80 years, member Of the lat Regiment
The relative, and friend. are respectfully invited
70 send the funeral from $50 Mott ~ this afternoon
NY O'Clock. i62
CULLESAN-on Tuesday, July 11th. John Guile.
nan fseh " years native OF Tuan, County uai-
,pectiuly invited 10 attend the funeral on Thursdny
scIno1n At O'Clock, from his late residence, 1858
we" l2th o. Iuam pspeIs please copy. IA
DORkER-On the 10Th inst. Otto Dorrer lately ar.
rived iiom the uar, AGED 20 years.
, lhe relatives and friends Of his biohors.i in-law,
bers of Co. O. 18th \. \. Vol Engineer.. ale ln"i Ell
20 attend his iunera a. O'clock this day iiom i4i
Leonardo It, H.
.GILMORF-M Harlem, on Monday, july lo,h.
ReuJamin Gilmore, Senior, In the I4lh ye.r OF his
age.
lhe relatives and friend. Of the family are respect,
iullg invited TO attend the funeral, from stanton
a. NJ. ''"' W '"U''O''' 'uy TO- q" II 81 81
HAMLYN-On Monday, July 10th. George G.
Hainlyn, son OF George and Elizabeth llsmly a. aged
The funeral viii take place this "wednesday after.
noou, at ~ o'clock, from G46 sixth ave. g3
KERENS-On July iOth, Eleanor Kerens a native
Of baliisodare, Co. Sligo Ireland, in the 6ih year Of
hef axe.
May her soul res, in peace,
The friends and acquaintances OF the family ar. re-.
querted TO attend the funeral, this I'VE e!uetdAyJ
AFTERNOON, at Oclock, nom the resiGeuce OF her
Son-in-la~, Patrick Doniany, iys Fast l2th st. 1O5
sLArTERY-On Tuesday. july l!th, 1888 .Iane,
the beloved son Of Dennis and Mary Slsttery, ma
i've OF tonme, Co lipperary, Ireland, In the 2Ith
year Of his
The relatives and friends of the family are respect
iuily Invited TO attend the funeral, on Thu. sdAy
afternoon, July 49, at O'clock from the residence of
hn mother - Rutgers st, \. Y city l2U
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lHs str 2, 'saning business is s-UimingA pos
non that vii soon mako Il one Of thoss public
'seus us~Uons' that periodically annoy our cit
zeus when any sttempt is made So disturb Ihe
politicians who hAvs hithertn controlled tnunici-
Pal affairs. tn. whole matter ight essily he al.
justed, II leh to tho legiimste seton Of the con-
,r,ctors sni the nen who refuse to he employed
oy them; but, uafortunatcly a chsrt-r election 10
forthcoming Nj. A wants the nomination far
M,yIv Mr. u. 10 certRin hc will get IL Mr.. G.
means 20 preyout both Of the other ,spirAnis, and
obssiu he p7ze for one of his own friends.
Heretofore the street cleaning patronage Of ths
1ity i1spoctor has been ono Of the most pow.
.rul ir'uelcss usci to control refractory
po.I.r lnt wiling to sol Ihe.r principles for .
,mlll Nicc J eluletierence ~ iew Republican
polu, ans induced the Albany Lc. stature to cre-
i.e a Street Commission, aud by this means
to ncu,ra,1e the power II the CITY Inspector ss q
',ty puI.uom Tho Republican leaders commit.
,.d = tlunier, and booiH has beaten thom with
the own math,nerv. lie f., Eirtuous man. A
l4N Ahd'ng citizen, and ins.rsd Of opposing A.
quiesgol IN the new arrangement whereby . street
clcsninS contrast cutcrrd into. by which th
people eXpecie better administration ot that q
.esssry branch OF ihe public business. MI Boor :
Is thu' relieved from a Arge portion Of his otfcis
cares, LIS patronage is gone, Ind .he stree,
svsypeH and csrimen he employed, ar.
nc lspger required to do tho work, under tho dt
rsct,un of thr city lnspc tor Oi course, Mr.
BooLE il human, yeI he perceiSos this power past
5r,o the h.uds OF Ihe contractors, without doln.
more than oijersing to contract which he, as
~ tha atr so tfnts saip
700 citizen should ASSIST "a maxim; available 4
the city TIE contractors en,er upon their duse.
and suddenly discover tnsI the carmen aud street
.e,e,ner, lately employed by Mr.. HooIE-arc un
.,nin,. ~ work for shen' and We believe, refuse
De employed by the contractors a. Any price TIL
is NO f.ul. u the City Inspector. These men ar
fres 70 work, or rSmsin idle. ofcourso Mr., Boor
docs no. control them and Of course hS
90 interest IN the ,tfhculty between thss
. AAS ths cor trs'tors - E'' 'rs2eeT
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OR readers Nil remember that We have fre-
quenily alluded to the case of young man.
arrested and imprisoned on : charge Of furnishing
"contrshsnd iat'lliFen,s to the enemy" Whereby
the rebels obtained knowledge Of the siren 9Th q
,hs Federal forccs operating against Ftrt Fisher.
The following e,.er gives tho result of To. sutse
quent ris:
HEApQrNrr nErAgrsrSr oF THs EAsrl
NV foGg CilA, July Q, lsGj.
n. 6. Osbon, Esq
sm-I am dirocied by M.ior-Gen. D1 20 inform
You shat You arc discharged from your parole
that he has approved the finding nj tie Court in
your case, which was mot guilty" snd that the
order " approval will be placed IA your hands az
soon A. u can lie published l.cspeo tiully, ysur-,
(Signcd) JonS boLLT', MAJOR and A. d. G..
The parole alluded TO twas sccorded about ten laws
ago. Preylou, 70 this, oi8o, h,d BEEN a clo,o
prisoner for three months IN the OlI C.pitol
prison at Washington. There he h.rsno 80 IN Nj,
life was De s'psired o'. Three months since he was
sent 70 this city, AMI tried by . clurt-nartal, cling
confined n the Eirid., street j,h unul snlarseI
on parole. lie - now informed that lie ia
'Not Gulty," and that verde, va, rem.
dcrsd on the 9Th Of las, June. Nsrily, this h.
l. some satisfaction, huI when . man h., suffered
imprisonment illness and mental Ingulsh for
siA months himself and family impovsri,hed To
provide legal counsel and defence against a ma
icious charge; u 10 time 10 enquire who ia re.
| spoanhle for his arrest and how many other
persons have been placed in a like position
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1F Emperor NAxISILIAs has made the subject
of 'iuraton the topic Of recent circular, in which
he tke' ths position that "secular education
should be free snd within tho reach Of all classes,
and that school educstion should be compulsory.n
In adopting this policy MANrNiLrAs Is not merely
experimenting upon theorY, hut is nsusplantiug
il Mexico system which las been proven beae.
nc,a IN some Of tho most enllthtened States of
Europe. The readers Of tho srS viii rsuemle er
shM wo have heretofore advocated an amendment
20 .hs school law Of ,his Stats Tor Ae purpo.e of
making school attendance obligatory Tor specified
time, and W. slude TO this seton ot MANAntAS
SIMPLY 70 show that smother step has been Ia en-
oward making this poiicy universal among civil
liaed nations. Too necessity OF ENGRAVING Ills
feature upon the common school system of our
own STATE i' pain 'ully Spparen, in this city wh!s
We have abundant sducstiontl facilities, and
whis free instruction Is open TO all who will avail
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themselves Of its benefits u is I. lamentab,e fact
that Thousands Of naturally intelligent children are
growing up in utter ignorance, With no schooling
save that which they acquire In the school Of vice
aud crime. The proportion Of this class is much
larger than Is generally supposed by the public.
All over the city they seen during school hours
songregated IN little groups, lharning to stcsl from
the publ and cheat zach o,aer, passing through
the incipisnt stages Of crime, and gradually devel-
oping into professional criminals. While such an
element ss this is permitted W flourish without
restraint in this metropolis, we need not won1or at
the steady increase Of crime. Au horucuturis,
wo,ld not expect yOung tree ~ grow Up symme-
.ricay and produce good fruit without cult vaaon,
aud how much more Improbable II is tLst child
should become an honorable aud useful member
VI society withou, proper educsuousl training.
H. ~ wy eau thlS clans " young
yaystouts be reached, except BY laws
framed expressly " compel Their attendants az
school during certain period Of their minority.
hey naturally neglect tue opportunities OF elucs-
Iuu, aud We the greater part OF them are LETT b.
pare IS or guardians, TO follow their own incl nG-
tons, Il Is natural that they should plunge into
vice, aud become a.sreputablo characters. II their
children we're compelled 10 atieas school, IN sc-
corlauce with the system which hA, proven 30
successful elsewhere, there I 10 reason why they
might not become useful aui reirsatsble citizens
astoad Of graduating ng--hsrisned criminals-from
the Iombs or Backwclrs Ilaud. system Of
compulsory s.tenlan nj school 10 absolutely ro-
qured ia ;his city, aud tho sooner IL is adopted
the better Tor society at srge. Tho time has come
for taking advanced ground upon educational
questions The new era Of progress which has
just begun requires It, sDi the interests OF the
people imp aratvely demand IT, Whatever Is cal
culsled 10 prevent crime should now receive at
tention. We arc living in Al ago of reform and
must keep pace with the general advancement.
Educsi on IL the foundation, the very source Of
social, moral aud political enlightenment, and
until Il is 10 generally difused as to embrace all
caSse, within It's influence, ignorance will still be
sttsnded b its legitimate ruiis--vice and crime.
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ITbc French Empress and Rosa Bonheur

Tho EuEoPE- Of Frankfort, gives the following
sccouus Of the visit OF the Empress TO Rosa Bon
heur;
Tho artist Was in her studio, painting. when
suddenly whips cracked, hoofs clAtlorcd, and
carriage stopped At the door. It WAS tho Impress
Of the French. The Empress SAID, in a gentle
voice aud with . smile, "MAdenOisello, | bring
you a little present." and she gave the artss
small box, sealed with the arms OF the Empire.
Tho artist turned the lite box about 10 her hands,
burning ~ break tho sea, aud nos daring TO 10
~ for fear Of appearing disrrspectiLL Break tie
seal, Mademoiselle, request YOU" said tho Em-
press "I assure you you viii not displcsse me"
The artist obeyed, and at the bottom there lay gilt
trrng a silkeu bed Cross OF the Legion 81
Honor, with Its rcd ribsnd. Rosa BonhcuE r.,sed
her eyos. moist with tears and at last sobbed
aloud. "And now, Cheyalier," said the Empress,
grayely, "coIne forward, that IN ~ give you ,he
tcco adc." Tho Empress thtn sat down and grA-
ciCusly chatted with the agitated and delighted
arrss until the latter had regained her composufo,
when scene terminated tina. reflects 10 less honor
tho grace and dignity Of the Empress " ths
French, than on the accomplished painter.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Martin Luther once thought he saw the
devil in hi, chamber, and threw inAstand at his
head. Had they had Ia those days Ayers Pills to
exorcise all the devils that come from disordered
stomach his lsushabe fright would not have become
matter Of history. I26
wheeler & Wilson, No, Sl5 broadway.
Ne" loTE.Lock Stitch sewing Machine aud Burton.
hole Mlohine. si,
Howe sewing Machine tompnny-ElIas
HOWE Jr, ifesideut, no GO Broadway New
YORK. 40
Grover & Bnker's Highest Premium
Elastic stitch and Look stitch sewing Machines
40 broadway, n i,and 495 Fulton g., BrOoky ~. .32t
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NHAR RACES.

E-LTvINGsTOS-On April 80, 1863
BY Rev. William Ostrand.r at the NJ r. ParsonA,S
taugerties. " Sebastian V Ioveridge to ii crfcA
II Livingston. both Of this city IL
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SEWING NlACIIi

SEWING MACHINES FOR 81
- rent Sew and second hand VII a
MACHINES repaiIed ami kept ~ the b, u
w. "a rhlne, ia fine order, l-it
pice, n. l..iU u. Oal" a., near o3I -
SEWING MACHINES FOR :,
~ let Singer, and Mhc !e d
on hand, half case W & W. iC
chine trimmings in general at $50
SEWING MACHINFS--ALL
- and secoud-hsni, ior sale, 10 r.
machine, sod on palt payment j
aud icplitCi ut y5j D. .0adRHy, O. Z
rtairs. NIB . d machines taken 10 z,
SLH ING MACHlNES-ALLti q
~ machines, nrF aud secondhand
or eNchAuge, M4chlues sold un pa e.
po5l Cealt a itu l.bcraliy. Machines !
advanced on them a. 3a6 broadway
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Personal NOTICES.


RILLTARD TABLE FOR SALE CHEAP
- Apply 20 Ave u. B2
CURRENCY FOR SALE IN PACKAGES of
~ 80, VIC and $50 at par, at the sun Office count
er' Also pennies. 44I
OO0 FIVE AND THREE GALLON Keg.
1SOO 10y sale cheap in quantities 10 SUIT Address
KEGS, box Se5 sun vtles. 2JI
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A MOST WONDERFUL II.
n Tech extracted without =.
Ieautiful Teeth inserted, $ eHch. 4 =
with celebrated bone niiuT. An OF .
ed. j. JAY NlLLlEhs, l55 Grand .
Broadway. -
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= $40 US. LOAN-FlFI ~
BANk,
337 THIRD 4
This Bank hAs the notes OF the ;
salo.
open also for the sale OF 1-3Us eyefl
~ W 4 NJ,
RICHARD KEl. ,
4 THOMPSON, Cashier.
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tbENTISTRi

I. SET OF TEETH MADE /,
"A Al ili q b Az, bet. Plat and g =, D..
clr %, lisht upper set-. Flumto.a o
cu, - and rector, youth;u. hpuvAl. 7,
teut.ln given 10 the adUiHltttaillt d.
pns tot the eSlrsDuOn Of tech ,
extra charge. No advance IeIul Z
CURED 10 pay fof work uni n sHti-rR
UOrk Il no surps-fed Oy any Ia The
az, bet, 2 lst aud 22d rts,
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A FULL SET or TEETud,
"A with or without extract'ur thr !
upg Tdl. superior -oid, silr0r 81
LN'Jt,tirg w!thOI' ?. u. JOSEPH
Is tast l3th II, near 3d ave.
A FULL SET OF TEETH Is J
h+T; beautiful set. slU 10 slb.
tract Igv rLont pan. MICHAiD
Beutis,', idi Sixth ave, near 18Th It
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RANk OF UTICA THE Is

- more than tNO-thircr Of the car I
Bank oi Utica having, ia writine,
liOard Of Directors tO chance aud cr
bans OF Utica into a National Assoc
Act OF Congress entitled, An Act ~ r.
nj currency. secured ly the pledge -,
fonds and TO provide for the cirCulatj.S
tiun thereof approved June ). l,Yi
hereby gwen that the Blus Of ticJi
determined 10 become National BSt',
under the laws OF the I nitgdv
the name ol the fiTst Natioug',
ca" 4. V. ROGERS Cashier. NJ
lsG5. ~
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ley, aud all other good cases p.ores e
In advance, Advice fiee. 81. HOW :,
counsellor, = Nassau ~ IT
SOMETHING NEW - CROSi
~ tua Pocket calendar, tells the q
for any year; "a mace OF metal, q. h
half dOllai; every rerf,n shouli b Z,
cents for sample to u. T.. CROSBY, Z,
TT 5. $50 TREASURY MOI
~ thought Mt the Mechanics Btuki
evening, let. and o'clock. lIVLI D
Going oil mPt.
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GENERAL. GsGSIS

A Ii SIZES OF THE EASY
AAtru,ches are now rsniy. These cr
elastlcs are aCknO~ ledged the hesti ,
cheapest ever made. Physicians fu' \
ior many invalids aud Othrr., AGED Of
The patent elrs'ic top- can be- furg ..
cruich IN ~ minut :. Call ,ni see thu
street ai.n doors east of BIoadNay.
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AUCTION MOTTO

A CCTION NOTICE-MORTGAd
"A elegant householi furniture. ro-,
forte,. Brussels and ingram carpet.. 4
paintings, bed.teads, bedding, and
neceesary for housekeeping, this day,
10y o'elook, at the residence No. " VI
The tri-weekly news. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1865-1876, 1865-09-28
"A N N oUN,cEM ENrs I
TO iT,e worers of En5rY;c,sI-

II is admitted by all that the Legislature
o'be assembled soon, is decidedly the most
vitality important body ever assembled to.
getherin the State upon their shoulders
will rest matters that not only materially
concern our existence as q State, but even
our existence as individuals, let us therefore
see that men of common sense, of acre of IN
teufgsnce and Of such as are thoroughly tdsn-
flfea nith theplanhngPortion of the comnuni.
ty be scnt TO rcpresent1s, and let each por-
tion OF the District, as far as possible, send
man of its own selection. The above be-
ing our view, as well as views Of the most of
the bone aud sittesc Of the country with
whom we have conversed, we nominate
bofLlS L, ELKlN to represent tho south
ern portion Of the District. knowing him
to be a man of excellent common sense, and
possessed alike Of aefse and Of pcculia,
natural shrcwdncss, eminently fitting him
for that particular charact of legislation,
now needed. which, coupled with honesty Of
purpose, anda love of country that has
caused him to 10 his full duty both in the
army and at home, whilst Mt tlre same time
he is thoroughly identified with the plant
ing interest, we recommend him heartily and
without hesitation, to our fellow voters Of
Fairfcd. LITTLE CEDAR CREEx.
Z sept 2S'C5-te is