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TIT IlrH CoNNLNDzFSr.-Ths nth com
nsndment-"Commit no nuisance" is too
commonly disobsyed in Nashville. As this
command, though venting The thurders
Oi Sinai, has the sanction Of the Nashville
city Father, as recorded in their book Of
laws, the Recorder yesterday fined Thomas
Reilly i've dollars for bis disobedionce.
May other sinners take example by his
fate and, us warm weather is approaching
and the plague is expected from Peters
burg, let them reform thair dirty ways and
Commit 10 nuisance"
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The genuine Cumberland Coal can be had
Of knight Bros. Ofce at Driver 4 Browns,
No, 50 West Public Square.
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VIII be offered in few days, large as
sortmen. Of staple and fancy dry goods at
private sale, by Geo. Shields x Co., at New
York prices.
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For sale at this Office, one Hand Wagon,
nearly new, which will be sold cheap.
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The best Coal for steam is the Cumber-
aud.
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HATs AND Cars, spring style and in large
variety, Just received by R. II. Thompson
No. g Cherry street, near Union. n.
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Pearl MINISTRIES, in Oil, or Water colors
Get the genuine st the Gallery Of the Cum
berlsnd. sPril-u
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By Telegraph
Jelf Davis at Augusta, Ga.
PREPARING FOR FLIGHT.
Condition OF Seward and Son,
SENTIMENT Oh The ARMY.
GREAT FIRE At ST. LOUIS.
Loss 5000 Dollars.
Jen Davis at Augusta, Ga.
PREPARING FOR FLIGHT.
SENTIMENT OF The ARMY.
GREAT FIRE At ST. LOUIS.
Loss 5000 Dollars.

WeENar5y, Ap-il 23-Eew disposition
Cd the army Of The Potomac have beet
made. Nine corps are relieved from
guarding the South Side railroad and or
der,d 10 Washington Their places are 8,
b. supplied BY I've corps. The yta and q
f. corps have. 80 yet, received no orders bat
sre expecting So 20 sent 10 some Promiue ul
post,
wednesday Was observed as day Of
mourning IN The army, labor being sus-
f. pended. Nothing WIS talked Of N camp
among officers and men but the esd late O.
I our lste President. and but one sentiment
Is entertained in regard to The terrible
tragedy, while ell their sympsth Is are
sith the bereavsd family.
WAsHSaToS, April 22.-Tne Richmond
Wing Of yesterday says it has been report
ed here for some days that thc So called
Confederate Government, consisting Of JEDI
Davis and a handful Of his officers and
soldiers, had reached Augusta, Ga., and
made show TO establish itself there, pre-
paratOry to their fight to the Transmits
sissippi. Gen. Lee and staff, or rather those
who accompanied him to Richmond. wee
yesterday photographed in a group. The inst
auction sale since the occupation Of Rich
mond by the Federals, was held yesterday
at the auction house OF z. p. Goldman
The suctioneer came down very gracefully
out Of Confederate atmosphere, Of City dol
lar and one hundred dollar bids, and took
very good naturally the bids OF fifty cents
and one dollar in our currency.
The ordnance Of secession was adopted by
Virginia on the 18th of April, 1851, by g
vote Of yeas IS, nays So; among those who
voted in nays wers John Jaulsy, Of Loudon
county, the venerable President Of the
Convention, Jno. r. Baldwin, Of Augusta,
late a Representative in the Confederate
Congress from the 10th district; C. W.
Brent, formerly Gen. Brsgg's A. =. C.; W. !
Il. Curtis, Of Accomac county; Jubal A. |
Early, formerly commander of the depart |
ment Of the Valley J. Holiday, OF Ports |
mouth; Hon. A. Il. W. Stuart, Of Augusta
G. W. Sumner, kauawhs; ". c. Wickham
WASHINGTON, April p, o a. no Z. NJ. |
stanton, Secretary Of War / havs the !
honor to report that the Secretary Of State
passed very uncomfortable night, but
has taken his breakfast with e relish, and
s quite as strong as yesterday. Mr. Fred
Seward has improved within the past
wenty four hours.
Very respectfully,
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Ts the Unmarried.

GRACE VAN EVERY, The GIFTED Clair
" voyaat and Fuiurhi, can. BY TIE aid Of ne
Horoscope produeo Isr1eci likeness q your ia
tuFe partner, Fiving be date o the happy event,
leading trsiE Of character, ccccpIton, Wtleth ar
rsch OF poor. Post once aedress, AID other Taca~
he inforI1a1on, n DESIRED.
Ssnid b nal. fFepatd. one BolGF, and Hsa
aaazap, VIII fan description q yourssh and Z
ssll rSSarn ths Theses. wa - shoFe lalorus.
eRkcB vAn EFEEY,
Gshls-Ahsaas 70. - O. 81 -.
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Lees Widowhood, told in its pages. TLt
work has been dramstized and the drama
viii to morrow night DO performed, with
original music, beautiful new scenery, fne
stage effects, ard nov wardrobe. It can
not but prove immensely attractive.
At special meeting Of the Thalia, hell
for that purpose ct their Hall, the following
resolutions were adopted
WHEREAs, in the midst Of National
triumph our great leader has been stricken
down by the villisnous hand of an assassin,
not only the nation as a whole but each in
dividual IS q part thereof, desiring in this
the hour Of circulation TO drop in the YER
flowing cup, the sympathetic tear; and
this association deemiEg il not only great
moral but selfimposed duty at this sad
time 10 extend coincidence TO the nation,
and family Of the late President, whose
virtues were exalted, whose patriotism uu-
exampled, and whose domestic qualities
heavenly. Therefore be it
ReSolUea, That this association, with the
nation, mourn the great loss which the
country has sustained, and sincerely de-
plores this sad Addiction.
Reso'Ve2, That 70 the afflicted family OF
the late Executive, our earnest sympathy
and sincere consolation Is rendered in this
hour OF bereavement.
Resolved, Thst az a tribute Of respect, and
as q duty we owe rs citizens and lovers Of
our country, these halls be draped in
mourning, and the members recognize the
same for the space Of thirty days.
By order Of the President.
J. ssENAN, Secretly.
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COMPTROLLER OF THE STATE.
Candidates

We are authorized 70 announce J. R. DILLIs, Rep
resentstive from Giles county, as a candidate for
Comptroller Of the STATE. Il
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4 large and well assorted stock Of Furui-
ture and Mattresses for sale BY Weakley a
Warren, No. y North College street, up
sta.rs.
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FOR sALE.

Two Fiug Hacks snd Nc. / Orunsb sss. sli,a gsr.
> nsss. FOR rertrulsTs enquire d me ua.an
hoiei, safth aafzet street, loW doors ron ,hs
Nt-lN' aprzl--1i
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Splendid card pictures, 81 per d0zonH
Adams Gallery, Al Church street.
oprIl-tf
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Very respectfully

ST. LOUIS, April 22-An extensive Ma,
chine shop, and the United States Arsenal
three miles below the city, burned last
night. Loss ObOut seyenty-dve thousand
dollars.
Nav York, April S2.-0ot!on Grmer, liza
ACC. Gold Is Q little frmer and quiet, open
ing at 4s}l, and closing at 49,.
CAIao, April 22.-The Mississippi 'qusd-
ron dag ship Dlnckhswk was entirely lie
stroyed by fire at Mountain City this morn
ing. No particulars.
EEw YORK, April 22.-The Tribuns's
Washington special SAYS: Investigation Of
the conspiracy, now going on, shows that
Mr.. Liucoln's desth had already been at
tempted by persons.
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A fresh supply OF plays ,Frenoh's Star .
dsrd and Minor Dramss) just received by
Cone 4 Tunnel, No. 80 Cherry street. IL
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FIEE.-About hall past eleven yesterday
the Union Brewery, on the corner Of Lin
oo'n Alley and High streets, owned by
Ozanne ( Co, accidentally took fire in the
drying room, and for some time bid fair to
be destroyed, ami but for a small hose
which is attached to heir Hydraut the
rsmes could not have been checked. The
steam engines Deluge and j. NJ. Hamilton
were promptly on hand, but the flames
were subducd 50 FAR that by request they
threw but little water, aud thereby prevent
ed the damaging Of large quantity Of
Malt which they have stored. Their loss
IL esumsted 90 about SiO0
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VIII be offered in a few days q large
assortment Of fancy and staple dry goods
at private sale. by Geo. Shields 4 Co., OF
New York price,.
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For Sale.

A SODA FOUNT snd FRUTT STAND. dessr
"A Is IOcstcd, Ehichws pill sell n 6 bargain
". MATT BROWN co,
aprla-lw a. Cherry street.
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ERRAruN.-In thePafaerarh Of the card
Of DR.. Jones, Published in yesterdays w.
10Y, cOInmeneiDg-" Now let ne say" the
word nc should have been Inn, as was
written. -#.
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Buckeye
Reapers & Mowers.

4 Al to ale agent Tor The ss!a o. h.5 sr-s.leui
Haehlue ID Middle Iruurs--a sind Yelr 9r-
de- cary 8. -. HEFiL IBS.
euccessur b Mercy & Hamilton,
febs5-sne No1i COleEs sl's-,. Nashville
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Looking CLASSES, Portrait and Picture
Frsnes on hand and made to order. Also
full assortment of Pictures, for sale by
WeskIey 4 Wsrren, No. p North college
street, up stairs.
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APpIstons Railway Guide for May. just
received by Cone < Tunnel, No. 40 Cherry
street. II
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DresA-Nzaking
.E,Ss. $500. ~ -. ~,

rE,HE LApIEs OF NASHVILLE ARE Respegt
fully layted % eel arf eEsuine ny ~ ..ti=s
Ercoudu-luE Tie above Insu1C1ed lines % bust
uasa ksvc scrlre1 - services e. lsfy's O.. or,
Who has success lily followed hI- bpsiue=- 10 some
a the aest citssa Of EurOpe. and Nave the cOnd-
denee % warrant the eEact 90 and complete huish
al any article of lady's wear enuastsd % my
-harre, Sithou: Any other preps1s CRY step than
IA. 81 tressllrs-nef, thereby nvoldiHg fls usual
trrflflszon1e auc rssl0rs necessity q feiuR
Ordsrs faf rs hnsst hsa dresses en- b. h-ted m
thrce h9urs-
! slso 90 sutus. tsnbounug, brsitlng, and sny
thiug m fnst linz.
sgsis-iSs AZ. FLOKRsR.
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SrEILISa.- Ea. Wright and Anthony
McCsfrey, government employees, we're
yesterday under arrest at the Provost Mar
sh4ls for stealing. Their fate reminds Us
OF the touching lines, etched OF the stone
walls Of his cell, by young prisoner in
NeWgste prison, London: ...
Him gs steals wot isn't h.s'n.
When hc's cochcd, he'll GO % pris'n
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-Four Dollars per dozen for card pictures
Adams Gallery, Il Church street.
aprlItf
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TO EMPLOYEES.
Powers of Attorney

ITO RECEIYE PAY FRoM GOVERNMENT,
drawn on, stamped, and esrt.hsd FuA FRIslE.
1 County cierks oitcs, Courthouse, spls-ins
The Hillsborough recorder., 1865-12-13
THE ANGE.
A Statement Of the Rtasons snd fafli shish mace
me q Bapliii.
sr rrv. '. .. rissssrrEr.

One volume, IS mo. cloth, Sso
Bu, lev writers WELD Isn wi,h such eonsss-
mate kill. grses and sisor Mr. kinssiury. ns
book has received ihe most hearty and sAInsst esl
cal enaar,em.ni of Elders r. Z. skIDner, !. D. Hsf
ham, EdIlos Biblical Recorder. n. y. Cobb. Cor. g.
n C. Bsp,i.l Board ~ Missions, and e,het eminent o.
vines. : No B,pii., ismiIy should ts ~iihou'i T. No
opronen, of ,ht Dap,is, .houid fail 70 read ~ y"
Nn,.,,.,., a H.
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NORTH CAROLINA MAP
For 1866.


u,HE Subscriber has, alter ten years ei loii ano
expense. prepared 7 his NeW and Beau-
ttfui Map, from INV EsGRAvIsas, with oil ine
New Couniles, Rail Roads, Post ofhces, WIN nun
dres of additions and corrections. with stale boiae'
Views. and Handsome Likeness oi Prc-
sidenf johnson, Gov. swain, and elhers.
Altogether presenting SUPERB MAP woiih, o.
the Stale. and place in the Housshod OF every eil
izen. Yosily Superior 10 any other EDiTiss ~ sIs'
(a feet BY A. finish and besuy
This Map, from entirely hn0 Eagrnr'ngs' VIII os
READY THIS FALL.
Agents wsnied in all parts Of he State.
COUNTY RlGHTs FoR SALE.
LApIss, cLEEsrsrS snd 0rHEns who ~llisend
ne Clubs shall receive - fnlloa.:
Club Of 10 subscribers premium oi gold ws.en'
price w.
Club OF 6 premium Of gold watch, price ~
Club Of 5 . premium Of SILVER wsiee, pfioe ~
And set OF plated Silver Tss'Toons eiiis 10 zach
club. Maps to be paid fer when delivered.
Por full particulars sddies.
SAMUEL PEARGE,
Hlllsbofough, N. G.
Oct II. 1855. T-2m'
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NOISES FROM A ROLLING STONE

nj rgxgLlA--nAHr sArAhn elAKEE.
Aa,bor Of "reminiscences Of Cuba" Woed Notes"
Tr,nsla,ions Of /. Magusrile, !. Lady Tariuh, DC
IN, ,oume. l6 mo. cloth Price Is
Contains complete pos,tal writings q The psIslsr
.n,Aor. and i beautiful setting oi oil iEs sr,ikaE
al .monds that have tssn iolId sIiirnf 10 lhs"Is.
in, ,ons II 1 great life as IL ws,hfd With tbs sts
and aow Of The ssething tide Of Thought snd mat.
nation
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aoyERNMBNr or THE UNITED sTATEs.


President Andrew johnson, Of Tennessee.
Secretary Of State VIM. H. Seward, Of New York
Secretary Of War Edward NJ. stanton, Of Penn.
Postmaster General William Dennison, Of Ohio.
Secretary efihe Navy-Gi,eon Wells, Of Cons.
Secretary Of the Interior James Harlan. ofIovs.
Secretary ofthe Treasury Hugh Mccaioch, OF III,
Attorney Gene,al-James Speed, Of Kentucky.
Presden, ofthc Senate Iafaye Foster. .of Conn
Speaker Of the House Schuyler Colfa1, Of Indiana.
SUPREME COURT.
Salmon P. Chase, Ohio. Chief Justice.
/. James NJ. Wayne, Georgia.
3. Samuel Nelson, New York.
8. Robert g. Grier, Pennsylvsnis.
4. Nathan Clifford, Mane.
5. Nesh H. Swayne. hls.
6. Daniel Davis, Illinois.
4. Samuel Miller, lows.
9. Samuel r. Field, Califcrnis.
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IrrosrAsr DscIslos.-on saturday last,

0ts h
IMPORTANT DRcIsIoN.- Saturday last,
in the Court Of Cancellation at Richmond,
Va, in the case Of Stellman. llinrichs &
Co., Of Baltimore. Plaintiffs. VS.. T. b.. Fos
ter 4 Co.. defendants. judgment was give
en- for plaintiffs for the sum OF 81 1896
in United States currency, with interest.
in fall satisfaction Of the amounts deposit-
ed with the defendants by the plaintiffs on
the Esd day OF December, 1869. and on the
5th day Of January, 1868.
One of the Richmond papers says: " As
cur readers are already aware, this suit
was brought to recover the real value OF
certain suns Of Confederate treasury notes
deposited by plaintiffs with defendants and
invested by the latter without the order ot
deposiiors, in Confederate bonds. The prin-
ciple involved in said ease was one OF deep
interest to our citizens, and the precedent
thus established is one Of the greatest i'm
portance. Under this decision the banks,
as well as private individuals. may be held
responsible Tor the value of all monies de-
posted with them, said value being esti-
mated by the gold basis at the date Of de.
posit."
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HELP US UP!lt

HAVING lost all ~e had BY the var. We are CON.
PEELED 70 ssk our numerous frisnds and Gus.
TONERS @ psy CASH for what they boy. We can.
not suy sihout the Cssh. AZ coon a. We GET able,
Il will aaoid us pleasure TO accommodate you with
credit. We cannot do Il nov.
&c. WEBB & Whitfield.
se?,etnscf 81. ss-
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NOTICE

,UyHH undeUigned having II August Term o. Or
auge County Court, qualified ss administrator.
with ihe will annexed. Of the estate u JAMES Il.
TAPP, deceased. oil persons indebted 10 said tsisis
are requested 70 make immediate payment, and those
having claims against The estate to present them
within tie time prescribed BY law. this soiice will
be plead in bar 81 their recovery.
JAMES r. BROWN, AJm'r.
oelsbsr 10. $50
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WANTEDl

WAN ED!
$4,000 lbs. DRiKD ArrLEs.
SO. 900 lbs. PEELED and UsPEELEp PEACHES
DAxsoss, CHERRIEs. PEars. &c.
900 lbs. Bacon.
900 lbs. BgyswAx.
B.N. BROWN & co.
Sept sih, 1865. uI
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TuE HILLSBOROIGA RECORDER,
~ rrHnsnIp wrrKtR
nv DENNIS IEARTT,
A. Three Dollar. pr annum. paid 10 sdvsass.

tY Having resumed ocr ~eskIy issue. -s ~.
ope ah.e frguiirl, 70 continue i. But 20 de -
~llt be ncee.sry that oaf subscribers should rs' -
with ptomplness their dues. We must have ness'
bot provisions vill Be received when money ssnp.t
be hsd. Those who do not desire g continue ih'ii
subscription will please give " Prompi noIies.
We hope bciorc many weeks 70 procure hstsr rs
er and bsllcr int snd as soOn - We ar .ns1kt
90 So willrcae~ our tyPc. l,is our inisniieh
snlsres our sheet 10 . somewhsi near sppfosth 70 -
former sre when there,urn o. bsinss siIl r.ii, 10
sIponse. 10 The mesn time By espfulres. - .sr ..
ieciions We shall sndsssor 10 mske our rsI,t s'st
nj interesting.
Our terms At prssen, ,re 50 per sbbUn, o. sIn
o. SIX months, paid IN advance.
Advertisements. = One dollar per 'spsfs isi 'ss
6fst insertion, and City cents COT zach conIhlsa..--
en- line, 10 constitute square. A litusi dssss''s
will bs made 10 liberal euslopU.
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.--~~-><>~~>>~>>-
Daring the past hye days total OF Eve
thousand two hundred and sixtv.two Eu-
rspean immigrants have arrived at New
York on beard of nineteen vessels.
Government has made another importan,
movement of significance as regards Mex
ican affairs. Six vessels OF war have been
ordered TO the West India squadron to look
after affairs in the Gulf Of Mexico.
Sur TO RrcorER CAPTrRED CorroS.-
Gideon ]. Pillow. whs was General dur.
ing the commencement of the rebellion, has
Instituted SUIT against General Curtis for
the value oil two thousand three hundre.
bales OF his cotton. which General Curtis
seized, when he captured Helena, and sold.
A New Fsrk correspondent, says thar
there are $4,000 900 unclaimed deposits
in the Savings Bank Of that city.
The death ot the latest man il he world
~. Helm. is recorded. He was employed
~ Paris as translator his az. was 42 +; he
weighed 500.
Gen. Scott, who is escaping from the ri.
gars OF a norlhern winter, awaits at New
Yurs the departure Of a steamer for New
Orleans.
Hon. William H. Boyce, Of Soulh Car
ehna, IS about to commence the practice Of
his profession in Washington.
Large quantities OF Government lands
are being taken up and settled by saldler,
discharged from disbanded cslsred regl-
hents.
The Houston Telegraph SAYS that the
Texas grape IS produced IN greater abun-
dance, and will make better vine than N,
grape Of France, Spain. Portugal or Ger
many.
The new negro code OF Souih Carolina
provides that when a coiored man fails To
maintain his wife and children, he shall be
beuRd TO service from year TO year by the
District Judge, and his wages shall be used
fpr their support.
In Cincinnati. in tws days. forty.nine
persons were arraigned in the Uaited
States court, on indictments for counter.
feiting.
The Governor Of fyermoRt has appointed
Chief Jnstice Poland. Of the supreme court
Of that STATE. to fill the vacancy in the
United States Senate. accustomed by The
death OF Hon. Jacob Collamer.
The Gold quartz vein lately discovered
N Green county, Penn, is found to extend
into West Virginia. A petroleum com.
psny, IN sinking an oil we'll, struck the
rsck at the depth &c SIG feet. Specimens
have been sent 70 Philadelphia for eIami.
nation.
A pumping engine On new princip.,
has Just been tested AZ the Cincinnsti va.
ter works. The engine has M crank or
ny wheel. bat the piston rod acts directly
On The pump. Ii is the invention &c George
Shields, and is a monster machine. though
but little Of IL is visible above ground. On
The trial IL threw inis the reservoir a stream
Of water Eve feet in diameter.
The U. s. Debt was reduced s4. Ooo. 600
in October. During the sane q on,h the
legal tender currency was contracted 10
the amount Of s44. 900, 900 BY the sale of the
rev 6ye twenty loan.
Bavard Taylor has brought home from
EUROPE the seed OF The real Latakia IA.
bscco, which he planted. and this year he
raised = few plants, probably the first ever
grew IN this country. II is q distinct
sper'es. srh pale yellow blossom and
broai 'elveiy leaf. NeIt year he will dis.
tribU.e the seed.
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NEW GOODS.
CHEAP CASH STORE.

II AM now opening an ENTIRE NEW STOCK
] ofsll kinds Of GOODS, which will sell very low
iof Cash.
Please call and examine the goods and prices, and
ysu will be sure 10 buy.
ANY goods not on hand viii he ordered hy sxpe..
st very low rates. Quick sales, and smaller preR,.
than before, will be my mode Of business,
JAMES WEBB g. SONS.
Sept. 10, 1865. US-
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1865-11-01
Convention of Assessors.
ALBANY, October "a.

| ALBANf, OCtOoeI 81
The Convention OF United States AS
SCISSORS met in the Assembly Chamber
this evening at o'clock. About sixt,
Assessors are in attendance, from ths
States of New York, Massachusetts,, New
Hampshire, r ode Island, Connecticut,
New Jersey, Pennsylvania and Ohio, and
additional delegates willarrive o'morrow
morning.
Ion Charles Hudson, Of Massachusetts,,
was chosen President, General A. Hal.
sey, of New Jersey, Vice President; and
Henry w. Eastman, of New York, and
G. c. Esty, of New York, Secretaries,
The following resolution was adopted
Immediately after the organization
Resolved. That the proceedings and
deliberations of this Convention bsl Con
fined 10 questions of practice under The
existing laws Of the United States, and
such suggestions as may be deemed ex
pedient tor the practical working Of the
law"
Invitations were extended to the Col
lectors and Deputy Collectors, and, also,
the Assistant Assessors in attendance to
take seats in the Convention.
Invitations were also extended TO Hon.
Jas. A. Briggs, D. G. Whitman, Chief
Clerk of the Revenue Bureau, and Messrs
D. A. Wells, Stephen Calwell. and S.
S. Hays, members of the United States
Revenue Commission, to take seats in the
Convention.
A committee was appointed to invite
Governor Fenton and Senator Harris to
take seats in the Convention.
The following committees were ap-
pointed TO report on Wednesday morning:
On manufacturers, on licenses, and on
incomes and enumerated articles on the
general provisions of the law on frauds,
and the best manner of detectng them
on legacies, on succession, on stamp and
slamp-duties, on gross receipts and earn
ings, on distilled spirits, fertiiented
liquors, manufactured tobacco and ci-
gars.
The manner Of conducting the proceed
ngs Of the Convention elected quite a
full and free discussion. Letters were
received from Commissioner Oron and
Deputy Commissioner Rollins, approving
he object of the Convention
Mr.. Davis, of Massachusetts, read a
circular proposed to be issued to manu-,
acturers, embodying instructions as to
The manner Of preparing their monthly
statements of productions and sales, and
setting forth, in detail the deductions
allowed by the law. Referred to the
on Manufactures.
The Convention then adjourned until
morning.