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The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1865-03-02
Administrator, N.,!Ci.

sEIIE undersigned has hccr duly appointed Al.
mnstruo~ de lonls non Of the cs.ale ol JACK
son +. DALLlSUN, der.
ALFRED N-LICE.
Fcha.lS5I-3w. hdmr de hoGis non.
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LAHcAkTEn MAnKEr.

Corrected Weekly byn. 4. CebeleIn, City 0roer
Wheat.-1 T00tI75 C0nec-tDQJj
Flour-9 jO9i0Og sugar-2j@3O
Eye-I nal 10 N0ls-kr1.-l 6cGl co
Oats-C0d71c Whiskey--Z Gne
Barley--i mol co ssl'-- 6,i NJ per lii
COTh-sj3gD Bliter-35 10 ~
Clover Seed I2 6n01g Eggs-gg
Flax Seed DJ0l2 u Lari-l7M2Oe
Pptatoos-7j61 OJ TaOw-l2@13c
Feathers -aj"4Jc Dr"l Applr5 100
BaC9n-ZD922c White BeJns--e OOI2 60
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Great Improvement in Sowing
Machines

yE+UE FL LIpTlC LOCB-sTlTt 80
b chime, an improvement over s!l o!!cI-, .Nh"Ier
W.llon's inelGdeil can be L.d ~ tIG J-v =
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"a u & q. q o..

rs hereby given tho. the undersigned has beea
2 duly HpT ointei and Gna''fad ns adm nstritor Il
the e-'nte Of JOHN sTCTZMAN late Of Farfell
county, ..
FeblG.3w SAMUEL JACKSON.
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P n E NIX
Insurance Company
OF NEW YORGi.
Cash Capital and Surplus 5oc3,oso a
Fire INLAND and Ocean Marine.
L SKIS Taken at Curgont Rates Of Premium.
J. B. MCNEILL, Agent,
Lancaster, Ohio.

CTATEMENT or TIE CONDITION Of the Pho.
) S-oniN Fire Insurance Company on tho 3ist pf De-
combcr, lsiI, mHic To- tn Auditor OF Ohio, uur-
suant - the statute Of that state.
NAME AND LOCATION.
Tho name Of the Company Is the Phrnx Fire
Insurance Company, and s located IN Brooklyn,
Now York.
J. CAPITAL.
Tho amount Of lis Capital stock ia ........s5oO,o0o %
The amount Gifts capital Sock paid ups 100000 %
II. ASSETS.
/ Cash Of tile Company On hand, srd in
the hands ol Agents AMI other persons g2.6I2 a
> Real estate uuncunh hrred d..........,... 1903 IS
.. Tho bonds and stocks owned by the
Company tas per vOuther6 accompanying 3j3,95l 90
I. pohts due the company, secured by
. mortgage ..IeeiuOi ~
:. Uyht- otherwise secured 'us I'er vn1ct-
cr1 ac"ompanyinal Temporary loaas...... lGO,i2 %
J. Debt for premiums. 21,ij ~
!. All other securtcs-ntCrcst accrued. lZj9l IS
Total assets Of tho company y..........s933,os "A
Ill. LIABILITIES.
Losses unndustcl, andlo.scs IN suspense
waiting further froof.... ............. s5sooi 81
IuIl SSS,lbl -
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BOGLE,

:. Administrator Of Mary Ann Boyle, decd
March2, 1865, 4C-jw, fsj -.
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DR.. MI ! e s S e.
4 an prepared to :reat all diseases, speh as
Cancers and Scrofulohy Afections;
Chronic and Complicated Cases OF Ee-
turning Soldiers,
Diseases of the Skin,

White sYeIlinE, salt Rheum, and Ulcers Of different
kinds, Gnd wi, guarantee ninety cures ont Of one
hundred cases. Observation-Disclosures and charges,
"a dress u. MlESSE, Physician { surgeon,
I.InclStor, ohio.
Y. B.-Onfrc and residence IN the East rar' Of the
CITY, Oh the Pike. IonJ-inU
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-08-08

We are unable at the present, to give
the exact number of votes cast in this
county on Thursday. Something over
2lO0 votes were registered, but from
what we learn We suppose that there
was not more than 100 that voted.
The returns thus far received indi-
cate the election Of DunaWsy to the
lower house Of the General Assembly,
and that Joseph Ramsey has carried
the county for State Senator. Rumors
from Marshall county indicate that that
county has voted for Dr. Johnson for
Senator, and if so, the result between
him end Ramsey is doubtful
In this county we yet have three dis
tTicis to hear from, which will, we sup
pose, increase the majority of Dunaway
over Captain Phillips. Unless, there
fore, there is a considerable soldiers
vote TO come in, Mr.. DunaWay will be
elected.
Mr. Cooper for Congress gets large
majority Of the votes cast not only in
this, but in the adjacent counties
The election passed of very quietly
not only here in town, but throGghout
the county so far as we have been able
to lesrn.-Sksl5yville Unisn, 5fh inst
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confessions Of Mndd, AFa0ld and
O'Laughlln.
WAsHINaToN. ThursdaY. Aug s.

WASHINGTON, Thursday, Aug. d,
Brig. Gen. Dodd, who had charge of
the assassins Mudd, Arnold, % Laugh
lin, and Spangler, and who delivered
thCan to the prison keeper at the Dry
Tortigas, made his report to-day to the
War Department, and was discharged
from this special duty. IN
lien. Doda reports that on the trip,
Dr. Mudd acknowledged to Capt Budd,
Gen Dodd and others, that he knew
Booth when he came to his house with
Harold, on the morning after the as
sassination, bat was afraid to tell of his
having been there, fearing the life Of
himself and family would be endan-
gered thereby. He knew that Booth
would never be taken alive He also
acknowledged that he had been ae-
quainted with Booth for some time, ahd
that he was with Boothat the National
Hotel on the evening referred TO by
Weichman; that he met Booth in the
street, and Booth said he wanted him
(Muddl 10 Introduce him TO John Sur
raft; that they started up Seventh
street, on. their way to Mrs. Surratts
house, and on their Eaythey net John
SurTatt and Weichman, and returned
TO Booth room at the National, where
he and John Surrett had some conEer-
sation of 2 private character. He said
that the Military Commission, in his
case had done their duty, and as far as
they were concerned, the sentence in
his case was Just, but some of the wit
nesses had sworn falsely and ma
hcousiy. 81 @ s.a
OLaughlin acknowledged that the
court had done its duty, and said that
he was in the plot 70 capture the Presi
dent, but that after the Intellectual at.
temp in March, when the party hoped
to have captured the coach containing
the President, he thought that the en-
tire project had been given up, and it
was as far as he was concerned He
denies positively that be had part or
knowledge in the plot to assassinate
the President, Gen. Grant, or any one
else.
Sam Arnold made about the same
statement as he did before the trial
that he was in the plot to capture but
not to assassinate5 that that had failed,
and he considered himself out Of it,
and knew nothing about the assassi-
nation, which be thought was gotten up
BY Booth only a few hours before ex-
ecuting it He thoughtthe court could
not have done Otherwise than il did.
He expressed his sorrow that he had
been led into the plot to capture by
Booth aud others, and expressed him
self thankful that the punishment Was
No worse
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fENHIs Establishment 4 prepared b nia urciu-a
II Stlam Eagi1es. Eas Nils, altsl all 4. IRON
House Froni-, kaIlsuad Ca as Bridge Csslngs.
Bolts. ETC, ttc., Iron Rai inga, Bank Asnlts
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-08-08

rssg0 nEHRkFf b Hui'sEs. 90 EscsI artst
rfrsa qn to|lfes stFset ca F1e1 rhlFea ser
Nfctf .frertT. srI IH1 ll rol1IE Ct ItIlrel -
5si- v liaTf HsoEEtco.
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This vice, which s never practcsd in
ne presonco ot any one, has proved the
everlasting ruin OF thousands Of The noblosi
and most talented young men that ever
gave tongue g. oloqcencs or pen 81 song.
lt has destroyed naalth, blasted the consti
tutoni and reduced Tie miserable victm C
living akeietcus Nor are these il1 dl1l
sight thal can meet mortal oyus.. 10 b
cured permanantiy Of this adicfou, call On
Dr.. Coloman, No. tt Norsa CbsrgY stroot.
o. address him BY letter. Bcz so1. Nash
VILE, Tenn. n628-u
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THE FoUNDRYIDEPARTNENT
The Machine Shop

T. drcctiy nnesr ids control Of ide Proprietor.
uho = sei knoEu iu .hs ely 10 ~ zsi iea yosIa.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-08-08

We imagine that the Mississippi Stat
Convention, which is shortly to asseu
BE, viii be peculiarly complexiOne,
politically. The Vicksburg Heral,
seems to entertain serious nlisgiying
copeering the action Of the Convention
On the Dist the Herald contained th.
following:
{ Tie Yiacs ef Delegates q tie Sac On
gelsti0h--If the delegates elected to the
state Convention 90 there with the
views expressed by the Kinds county
candidates, stated in published cards
there Is no hope of Mississippi being
relieved Of military rule The people
had as wen make up their minds %
stand Il = while longer. We take 4
that President johnson and the United
states Congress do not design re-estab.
fishing the Confederate States, and
heace come 10 the conclusion that IN
I'll Mississippi is ready TO become q cor
dial member of the Union, recognizing
the equality Of the citizens Of other
States, there is nc hope Of her being
admitted into the equslity Of the
Union.
What the "YieWs' are 70 which the
Herald refers, may be inferred from
the following extract from she card Of
one Of the candidates He is discuss
ing the question Of the illegality of the
cali for a convention,
In considering the question it is me-
cessary 10 keep in view the fact that
the State and the people are now under
the control Of military authority. It's
true that there Is a Qa1si civil govern
ment, under the administration Of
gentleman every way acceptable 70 the
people, bat that government is unknown
% the constitution and laws of the
State, is appointed BY and represents
the purposes and will Of the Federal
power, and is therefore inconsistent
with and repugnant 10 every principle
Of constitutional liberty as understood
and heretofore practised in this country.
The idea which / wish to convey Is,
that by the disastrous result Of the
struggle which has Just terminated, we
remain this day without the power Of
enforcing one single one Of the inalien-
able rights which we have inherited
from our ancestors, and which belong
TO Us as members of the Federal Gov
eminent, are recognized and secured in
its Constitution What is more, we
shall remain in this condition, without
any hope of relief, until a convention
of our people shall so amend the Con-
stitution Of our State as to make it
acceptable to the central power Upon
doing this, and not before, we are told
we may resume our place in the Union,
and thus regain such Of our rights as
members thereof as have not been lost !
in the storm of civil war.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-08-08

THE CONVERSIONS AND ExsraIEScEoF AZ Ix-
yALfD.-Pubhshed for the benefit, and as a
caution 10 young men aud others, who suffer
from Nervous Debility, Prematuro Decay Of
Manhood, &C., supplying Ct the same time
The means Of self-cura. By one who has
cured himself aiier undergoing considerable
quackery. By enclosing q postpaid ad-
dressed envelope, single copies may be had
Of the author
EArHASIEL MkEFAsR. EsQ..
Brooklyn, Kings Co, y. y.
auRt-3m.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-08-08

Officers who are anxious % get their com
pauiea mustered oui Of service, 90 TO allow
sheir men 70 60 home, can have their muster
out rolls executed In one day % O'NeiiPs
Claim Agency Office, No. s. Csdsr Sc. Sold
iers back pay aud 5ocnty secured. Monthly
returns Of Quartermastefs' stores, and quef-
teTiy returns Of ordnsnce stores promptly
executed iy25-lmos
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A ConEersatLon NIth General arant

A Saratoga letter.writer, in speaking
Of General Grants visit, says Il had
the pleasure to spend some time with
him, light my cigar by his, aud listen
while ne talked with a young officer Of
SheFidan's army about the war and the
result. OF Sheridan he said CT remem-
Der the exact wordsE He isa good man,
and one Of the ablest men in this cOun.
Try Of Sherman he said There is
not better man in America 10 lead an
army to battle. He avowed his belief
in the Monroe doctrine, and said ;
Since the setting up Of the monarchy
in Mexico was an act which France
would not have thought of but for our
domestic troubles, it was therefore un-
friendly TO Us, and our Government
should at least give all its moral force
in aid Of the natives against the
French"
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No1rn--Wo Hoaid inferm al persons
having cirims against the 0ovsrnmen.,
which wess died with tbs Beard Of Claln.a,
a which WiIliem DrT1- We Recorder.
crnvaned - Special FIELD Order Ao. 81,
iatd Narrh lslh, lsts, Department Of ne
Can aeriand. caH have their elaluta prop
srly adfustai b. caliilg at cur ofice.
We viii als5 base her Fezehsrs. Re-
rsIpls. nna Accauail ordered back from
Waahinetaa. y. @, i1r he iufrodueiion III
oihsr proof. IN order b subsianllats ths en-
tirs c.nirn, that t1a parties nay Get fhrir
iuat inisoistaesl ircu the 0egafrmanf-
fsla-n n. IosrE1Ta o..
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fao7oeaAPu.-PhosoEGsPhsiof Gsnsrals
fsdsral and confsdsrass- fhs larrsss coll
lection IN the west, iof saie. wholesale sua
retail. Remsnssf NE place, Gallery ofths
CumbeFiand, 2sCsdar street.. opposite Com
mrciai Hotsl. msvaF.tr
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BRIDCMAN
Oil and Salt
COMPANY.
UapithIS250O OOO
1-s--
DIRECrORs

David Clage, athens. Tenn,
B. F. Bridgman, Pikeyille, Tenn,
F A Henninger
Al. Pitts, Pitts Z Roads, ~ h'
L ". Wilson, Nashville,
q Lon. J. c. .Gaut ots
Hon. 7. n. FRAZIER i'0 ECf
4. j. Wilson, 4
DR.. W II. Wharton,
Cspk VIM. Pryor, Marion Co,
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Wall PAPEEi-Merritt 4 Hillare reeeiv.
ing another shipment Of psper and the
prices are remarkably low. They have
now employed several Of the best papel
hangers in the country Try them.
iv2Q-tf.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-08-08

A TEEFLE DIsC0TERzD At P0sru1-
Letters from Naples describe a temple
of Juno, Just discovered among the re-
cent excavations at Pompeii Three
hundred skeletons were found crowded
within the sanctuary, a propifiatorf
service having evidently been held in
the hour they were overwhelmed The
statue Of the goddess with its attendant
peacock, the tripod IN front Of the IL.
Tar. the golden censer, the jewels on She
person OF the priestess, the rich vessels
holding the deposit Of animal blood,
are the maiu particnlsTs duelt on.
The eyes Of Juno were Of the most vivid
enamel. beT arms and her whole person
richly decorated with gold lrinksts, her
gaudy bird rcspiendent with q cluster
Of elittering gems. Aromatic ingredi-
ents lay caicined within the censer,
while gorgeous lamps and bronze orns-
msnis streWed she tesseiated pavement
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-08-08

Mrs. Dix, IN sesforsh, G. ", el0ped
with q young chap samstinse ago, but
subsequently, repented and returned to
her husband aud babies The moral
women Of that town, who have no pa
tience With repentAnt wEengd0ers. re-
Gently gct together, ara ordered Mrs
Dix to leave witain ten days or be rid
den on rail, with s oossnme of tar and
feathers. They further stated should
yoa sisszEards be found wissisr- ihs
boundaries Of SeAfoFth. yoa viii than
be made 70 walk the streets naked cod
be scoussed Win the Fod Of Hoses. 30
9onen ef n fame ass allowed - re-
side within cur city. So Mrs Dix
Fent cut into the World silsgfaosd. and
the neral matrons snootked thsir
aprons and felt comsortzhla
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-08-08

Moss FISE ST. BERsAGD CoTToE We
hsFe received from the Oakland piap-
tst;cn of Mr. D, " G. Brown. 81 she
parish Of s. Bsfnard, specimens 81 he
cotton which he IS nos picking Out
The staple is not extraordinarily Ions.
bat i very hne and silky, rating We
shoald think, rather above middiine.
The crop, ue learn il exceedingly good,
aad 20 iar has mes with no matcriai re-
verse He has also cent ~ aspecimen
o. be corn, IN 5 uel filed ear Of SIX
ten roHa. which, he says, Is . fair sam
pc q his hesd He expects - gather
80 barrels Of this and the coiion from
80 aeFsA-M = Pogyas, t.t si.k
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ELLIS & MOORE

Are in she Possession .o, tas Easa,i,hrnsus. .,nt
theY embrace
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LAY Wanted.
ASSISTANT oU.RFErisT 0FFicE !

ASSISTANT QUaRERf ksrERS OFFICE, !
FeaaeE DsfkErrfsf,
CEALkn i'RUf,,Ssls vii b letcifei ~ q
- eiissp nai tie leih das q tueu.t isst, q
iamish Tor the Hsa Il the Uniied cikies hoYera
men. flse Auntred COO fcnz q scod mefChsu.
a'Ae hSf. o. a. d iixeted tt thIs Depot. aud rel
i.eged, uudgr my q feciion
~ cfder q COZ a. = MOI,
chiefQ n, Dspt 81 Tom.
6hl B. hIhHAkn,
A@-a capt, ana A. s. ~
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Ofiieers' Accounts made cut aud eashed.
QaartsFmasiers' and Ordnsnce accouats
promptly made up By II. TompAins, isls
Maiov l4th regiment Illinois cavalry. Of
fee corner Of Cherry and Cedar streets, Up
stairs.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-08-08

tolgarF A Co. beg b. inform their cssfo-
merr that they SIN continue - n,snrf-r.
ture q their variola styles % Family ana
Toiiei Soaps. Search. ana csudles.
Prices c1rro1t forwarded br nail q ao.
plieaton- coLoaTE 4 CO,
Nos. So a ss John 81 Sow York.
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BOOK AsD 5oB PRINTING.

| r,ARIERON, W8d 4 C0.-Book and Job Printers,
/ L J and pu fishers Of he Dsy and weekly
Union, Primers Alley. betSeen Union and Dead-
ericz Streets
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Diseases of the Skin.
FRICB 81 PRR BOX


sVWR cERATE HAs BEEE N usB 81 THE
i FREsCH kAMllS FpR TBE PAST kLEI5
yssrs and there is no French solder who does not
sfwss as5 tssd ezte=ssYeiy i,y tts aii.e9 arz.ass
IN ths Cineae VIZ snd sach we're tle cerslts
derived from it, nse ttst & aas acqlirsd q Wcrld-
VIDE Hoplistc1, and 10 g1diar uio Knows 81 lts
nner4a WI b Tor sngie week aiiaout box II his
knapszsE - ~ the ne az this Cerate - seys eaa
saf guard aeinsf DE r4rsoaa frduhles 70 phicb .
solder q eulacts as n using ! qn IS rlplAng he
60 prt Nel4 t1e aefsilce q 1E-i 50 tla q'-r
oasaa 81 - aEE el1laereielt Above a1d zier t1eJ
asfo mac the- 1ppearznca, t 3 hlt lttie trochle
Hilh he aid Of laia i-als % IA hlnaall cf 1hsss
idisaCreesflf sor7.
ne proprieloFs have s1pa % = FTsaf arpsnse %
prorura lfe Ell "a Isi7 - q Or Seii0f WI1 ff1
siirocrena NJ ihs elzla1Ils fof nss1us 1f1Fiac tha
Cersss. a. j. ass bseE made ~ tks el!Ensl lEFen-
tor md heFe procured TIE
Sole Agency 81 The usiied States, g
krd hzrs ss.ectsd : depol for TIE uianulscturso q
- srticle IN Nsaaries aoss % b
~ Near the Army cf the cumheriand.
k1G aiso csEo1 IN y Na1lllng.oa 81 - eccsmInol
slaaoa q tee r hFe rFat l1to-
Army OF the Potomac, "a.
- as % plass ths ceIafe IN rssch u sFsTy eeider
- - rrIeiaa e iha uritai Ela,as.
~ & II|a.Il
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Officers pay accounts and soldiers final
statements, computed aad purchased Is
lowest rates. Also QuaFtermasters Com
missary aud Ordnance papers. made up
promptly BY competent snd experienced
Clerks, at No. 68 North Cherry street.
BUTLrh r. GRzESWoeB.
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HEtD QUARTERs POST or NAsuETIrE.l D
Nashville, iean.. iu.y q. lsti. J

aENrRkrrv
NUMEROUS comrlaria haUrr been uain oI
~ tepfeiat0ns Cumm.itrd ~ rcona al tbs
faat, tha General c1uuiarllar IA liai rn1 1ai tn
hring offenders o. Fudisalnsn uhe7e detected. Il
should he remembered tnai GuVsrrmenf u co.
dossouur 70 restore Ifa snf order ihrlulhoui fra
souihcm states. a1d oaItea slalss eoidisfs shcuif
uot hseouIe thieves snd rohhefs. ~ arrrnrfIa Iaiina
lo ticIr oea u.e tee prhiu1ll 90 cIt.raas rudeus.
mfnding ofcera OF itl nenla snd dltachmcnis
will ~ he.d 90 a s'rci sccouuta0hiF l1r ihe Cuu.
duri o. their counmauds. ara all solder etneiasi
By military tribunal, and pun.shed 10 ihe egieai o.
the isH.
Bytoumsnd of Rrir. Gen. poe1nrIH
lyisa " plCkHUr. A. A. A. G.
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A proposition has been made to the
Agricultural Bureau By Attilio YalHl-
Ina. of I,ombardy. Italy, % o0lonize
eightg-tWo Italians in the States Of New
York or View Jersey, for the purpose Of
RAISING silks aud wines. The proposer
aarees- % furnish ~one million grape
vines and ten tllousand snabeTFy trees,
sud viii transport the laborers 70 the
country IA forty tlionBaud dollars, one-
hsif to bs expended ia the purchase Of
vines. trees, six worms, implements and
Other expenses He says he has
perfect knowledge Of the business, aud
tbst such q farm or plantation could be
put IN operation In three or four
months. The FIRST two years the pro
8uetion would be nominal. bus TIE third
is would pay 8 profit, and the 9Th year
he estimates she production at the enor-
mons figure Of eight handred millions
81 dollars He says the climate Of the
sac named IS well adapted 20 the
culturo Of vine aud silks, and Il only
uee,ls exuerieaced Worknsn 20 develop
the cspabihtiss Of the son, which win
render Is entirely independent Of for
eirn nations for wines and silks, which
esn BE- pro1nced IN tsis country 81
plenHfuliy and IS chesply a. il Italy
N u pcst
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1t seems that the insurgents in Texas
carried out the theory Of the rebellion,
and did all in their power to make the
property Of the loyal defray the ex-
penses of the war As matter of
course, after enforcing the rebel con
fiscation law to the utmost, they viii
contend that the confscation acts Of
the United States are Unconstitutional
They viii insist on being amnes-
tied on giving up the real estate
they cannot keep, without making res
iitution Of the sp0liated personal prop
eriy. The receivers ia particular viii
aim to get let of without paying up.
Some curiosity is felt by the public
as to what course Maj. Simeon Hart.
ouartermaster of the so-called Confed-
crate States Army, will pursue. He
bought the farm Of Major General ".
s Hsrney, United stztes Army, near
Austin, Texas, AZ = receivers sale, tc-
getheF with much other loyal property,
As be is S debtor 10 the United
States for over ST. eco for nonpayment
Of duties on grain. imported from Chi
huRhua te Fl Peso county, Texas, before
the var, for which Judgment may yet
be had, II is not unlikely that he may
find il convenient 70 remain abroad, and
even to accompany his friend, Major
Charles Russell 70 Ausfrslis, OF some
other suitable lccAhty---N y. Posi-
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zoe. 200 superior Paving aud Front Brieka.
20 Be sold ia any qusntlty, warranted - Be
unsurpassed BY any iu the market. Ell e
the oldee Of W K. Cornelius, ss Church
street, OF the yard near the o a Pair Grounds.
augi-u CozyELfrs SatFFEs
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osEtr ArfsaclI0S at Csnoron, Gisrs &
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Beautiful Pictures Of Babies taken IN
three seconds By Mr.. Ferdinand, the groai
Baby Tansr. Al the Gallery Of ths Gambler
and. aprll-tf.
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WALL PAPER. etc.

AFERRTFF 4 HILI-Dsslers 10 Val Paper
III Window Shades WinooW Glass and Photo.
graphic Material, corner Of Church and Market
streets
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Gold Is faiiiHg, % b ths 9rios of Phsso-
grsphl a TIE Gallery q ne Cumberland.
Card Pictures noV onlg $ peg dossu.
aprii-H As. Moaas, = csdsr a.