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GREAT SALE OF GOVERNMENT
~ HOR SEd And MULES
$4,000 Animals TO he Sold during the
month of August,
In the States OF EeV York, rennsylVanja, Ohio,
Indiana Delaware, Maryland, and New
jersey, and tie District Of
Co umbiA.

month of August,
In the States OF New York, rennsylVanJa, Ohio,
Indiana Delaware, Maryland, and New
jersey, and tie District Of
Co umbia.
Q-UARrERNAlIEa GENERAL's OFFICE,
WAsHISGrOH, D. o., July ~, ls66.
VIII be sold at public auction, TO the highest
bidder, At the time aud places named below, viz;
NEW DIRK
New York City, Tuesday and Friday Of esoh
week, 200 Horses each day.
New fork City, Wednesday Of each week, 200
Mules each day.
Blmira Tue day, August =. 200 Horsss.
Glmira, Tuesday, August 10. 900 Mules.
Albany, Fiiday, August 70, 800 Mules.
Buffalo, Wednesday, august 81. SEQ Mules,
PEHHSVLTAHlA.
Philadelphia, Thursday Of sAoh week, 200 Horses
each day.
Philadelphia, Wednesday and Saturday Of each
Pittsburgh, Thursday Of each week, $50 Males
each day.
Pots.vIls, TUESDAY, august J. go Mules.
Mtfiinton, Friday, Apgust !, 2OO mu'es.
NeEVi,le, wednesday, Angus, 9, 100 Horses
~IsowAille, 1huosday, August 10, 10 Mules.
r sding, Friday, Angst Ii, 2O Horses.
shipPensburgh, wednesday. August Is, 100
Horsss
Ere. Thursday, August, II, eOl Horses.
ehipp5u bursh, Thursday, August ", 100 Mules.
Williams 1Ors, srdsy, AugusE Is. 9O0 Horses.
lndisna, Monday, August Il, 100 Horses.
ObaubersbuEg, We'd esday, august %, 100
huf1cd "
hsmbersburg, Thursday, August "a, 100 Mules
Mitln. Friday, Au2ust 25, 2OJ Horses.
Carl sle, Wednesday, august 80, luO Horses.
Carlisle, Thursday Augu,t 81, loo Mules.
OHIO.
Columbisna, Tuesday, August /, 100 Horses.
sslem, Wednesday, Augut 2, 100 Horses
Alliance, Tnursdsy, Aug st 5, DO HoEses.
Uauton, Eat iIdAy, August s, 30 Sorses.
Clevels I'D, Fu'sday, august s, Leo Mules.
MEssillon, TussdAy, August Is, 2OO Horses.
O~restline, Thursday, August II. so Mules.
0aauIa.h MOndgE AuRuuF Il OUn H,ra.a
INDIANA.
Fort Way ne, Thursday, August "a, 1000 Mules.
DELAWARE. -
villa iugtOn, Tuesday of each week. 200 Horses
eacl day.
Mfl 4~ingtOn. Friday of each week, 800 Mules
each day.
Trenton, Thursday, Auguat 10, 200 Nules.
TSenton, 1hursday, August "a, zoo Mules.
MARYLAND.
Baltimore, Wednesday, August Q, and Wednes-
day Of each we K thereafter, 30 horses each day.
WARRINGTON, D. o.
Each week day, 200 mules.
9IESBOR ), D @.
Each week day except y ed esday, 200 Horses.
saddle AID craft apima's, 1t far less than their
true value, is nov offered to the public.
Though lhs majority Ofthem are sound and SER
vioeable, they q g Lo longer required in the army,
and must b sold.
Many O. the mu' es were Bought in the beginning
Of the Wat, When young, scoOmpan ed tae armies
IN all their marches and camps, AMI ae thorough
~ broken, hardened by exercise, gentle and fsmil-
Ia lr m being so long surrounded BY the soldiers.
Animals Nill be sol siOgly. 81.
ssie. u com at 10 A. n.
T~eIms-Jssh, In United.S ates currency.
JA0E5 A. EKtE,
Brew. Brig. Gsn in charge,
'y27. GS9 LIST DIV. Q 81. q. o.
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The Rs'0 Era, published at DarliDgto
South Carolina, the fifth number of which
is upon our table, contains the following :
1.-THE RAGE FOR sHooTNa!"-Alresdv
there are five cases of the shooting of ne.
groes, and the number ia being daily added
to. We have Alresdy expressed our minds
upon this uDjus!ifable practice of settling
disputes or insults with powder and ball.
1t is q bsrbsrous usage, an unwarransa-
BILE practice, which permits such atroci ifs.
The rage fer shooting, unless checked by
the strong arm and will of the law, will
lead the violent and sssumpiive TO enact
such seen IS as shall make life insecure and
communities intolerable.
The dark ages have passed, and the Rip
Van Wrinkles must wake to q reign of i'm.
partial judgment"
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Cotton,


We learn from Eastern papers that the
recsnt large receipts of cotton from the
South have caused an increased humming
of New England tpindleA furnishing en-
ployment to thousands of additional opera
tors. During the last six weeks loS,64s
bales of cotton have been received at New
York. with 10 4O4 bales last week. I'm
mense amounts are still in the South and
on the way. New Orleans held sl,568
bales on the 18th inst. 1t was estimated
that Florida contained $4,000 bales at tho
close of the war, but ssmsll portion 4
which has been brought forward. But
little has been brought from either
South Carolina or Georgia owing to the
stoppage of railroad communication (; the
same may be said Of Central Alabama and
Western Mississippi though receipts from
the latter State have probsbly been great
er than from any other. The receipts of
cotton at the sesboArd during the last
three months are equal to the total amount
estimated to be in the country at the close
o the war, and yet the great cotton pro-
ducing regions have scarcely been reached
This argues well. Not only will the i'm
poverished South be benefited by the rev.
n u she will receive from the sale of her
cotton, but q renewed impetus will be
given By the manufacturing interest at the
North. This will benefit all Glasses, by
furnishing employment to a large class OF
operators long unemployed, by causing
an increased demand for agricultural pro-
ducts, by adding to the Federal revenue,
and by reducing the price OF cotton goods.
A portion of this cotton will undoubtedly
find its way across the ocean, the effect OF
which will be to check the expectation of
specie but the greatest benefit will be
derived from the working up of this ma
terial by our own manufacturers, thus re-
ducing importations.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-08-24

We hear a great deal about the duty of
dial obedience, but who says anything
about parental obligation ? Neglect Of
children is q common sin of the times, and
not SO much among the poor IS among the
rich. 1t is not enough to ~bequeath money
to children. Give them counsel, example,
dicipline-that il, give them q share of
your time.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-08-24

Webster in his great Dictionary, thus de-
fines the word Democrat:
"Dsmocrat-One who sdhares to q gov.
eminent by the People, or favors the er
tension Of the Right Of Suffrage to all classes
of men"
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-08-24
LIZ IteIIigenee As a Voting Qualification
at the south.

Ii Intelligence Is a Voting Qualification
at the south
We read and hear much about intelli-
gence as the proper qualification for the ex-
ercise of the elective franchise. Especially
is this urged as a reason why the colored
men of the South should be denied the right
of suffrage. Let US examine the question
in the light of statistics, that we may as
certsin whether this is an objection which
spplies with more force to the black man
than the white in the Ststes now undergo.
ing the process of reconstruction. And as
we desire to give the opponents of Negro
suffrage the benefit of every circumstance
making in their favor, we will enter into a
comparison of the races in the State claim
ed as the most favorable to their cause-one
of the few Southern States in which the
system of free schools has been introduced.
Let us take North Carolina as a sample of
Southern society, and refer to the census
returns Of 1850 for our figures. Nor do we
take the mountain region or back counties,
but eight counties Immediately surrounding
the capital of the State, more prosperous
than any other district of equal extent in
North Carolina. The following table ex
hibits the number Of male whites in the
Raleigh district in 1850 who could neither
read nor write, and the number of votes
polled at the Presidential election in 1852;
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Enn SALE5MBN WAFTED-To So
OUU Hcit aud fill orders for tho Life Of
ABR AHAM LINCOLN.
:, e RETTREEn soLDIERs.

Experienced Agents, Professional men, Lay Preach
ere, teachers, Mechanics and Farmers sven, win md
tn Is a pleasant. and at the same time q lucrative oc-
c~upation the cOmiug season, IAN old agent writes
81 taze from IS 20 l25 subscribers Per week" 10
For further iutormaEl N apply persOnalg toor ad-
dress by mail O.E. BOLTON & BIOS, Publishers Of
and General Agents for Books and EugraVins,. at
NJ. 6. "a floor, Lyman's B ock, near Court Hon e,
Olavplaud Nhtn H.. H VIVA
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SUMMIT COUNTY.

Lewis NJ james, of Akron, ex-Sherif Of
Summit County, was one of the victims of
the late Steamboat disaster on Lake HUI
ron. .f
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REPRESENTATIVE.

Athens-T. j. Williams.
Allen, Auglsize, Mercer, Williams, Ysr
Vert and Pauldtng-Samuel r. Mott.
Butler-O. L. Gsno, F. w. Kiel.
Chsmpsign-Ssmuel 7. McMorran,
Olinton-J. A. Orm.
Olermont-AmOs Dawson, A. Testor.
Columbians-Samuel w. Clark, Samue.
Fox.
Coshocton-Oharles 8. Barnes.
OfsWfOrd-Gsorge Quinby.
Cuyahogs-D A. Dangler, U. B. Lock
wood, Morris E, G. nuP.
Dsrke-Scipio Myers.
ouHIH-01a1uS nrs O0uurJj EUraU5 u.
Park.
Guernsey-John 7. Clark.
Huron-Frank Sawyer.
Hocking-0scar L jackson,
Highland-D. NJ. Barrett.
J4ckson-James Trippo.
Knox-H. B. Banning.
Logan-Don Piatt.
IOrsin-Washington W. Boynton.
Hsrion-EVerett Messenger.
Naturalization g Blake.
Meigs-Thomss A. Weleh.
Monroe-John G. Moran.
Morkan-T. j. Williams.
Montgomery-E. A. Parrott Samuel
Freeman.
Muskingum-D. A. ShipIey, Perry
Wiles.
Perry-Enoch G. Collins.
Pike-John James.
Ross-B +. Bsrger, s. Il. Hunt.
Scioto-Eljah Grover.
Senecs-Luther NJ. Strong.
Stark. F. Schneider, Samuel Pesse.
Union-M. O. Lawrence.
Washrngton-Austin L. Curtiss, A. L.
Haskins.
WoOd-Jsmes L. Curry.
WyAndot-Willism F. Wilson.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-08-24
DENTISTRY.
TEETHi TEETH TEETH
Dr.. J. 3. DANIELS.

Late OF the firm Of HALLIWELL q DANIELS,
sui 81 his old established Dentsl Boom5, oorne .
Ontario street and Public Square, making those
Invaluable gems, artificial Teeth, at the old prices
osiore the war. An Upper OF Lower Set from 80
to SIS. y WORT warrqnt~H anIn.pS
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AUCTION.
oFTI0E ASST oUAREEsMAsTER,l

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, That
~ in pursuance OF instrue;i9Ds from the Chief
Q-usrtermsstss Of the Northern Department, I will
seii st Pu Io Auot on, on fRJOAE, Septembsr
1t, the prspe,ty known as the u 8. General Eos.
pital, IN the Heights. st Cleveland, Ohio SAID
property consists Of board buildiu g., IS follows;
Lot Main HOspT Baildng, sOOxls, shingie rOof
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-08-24

A professional infant killer a woman,
IN England, has been sentenced to be hang
&c. She strsngled babies to order, at $25
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sOO AGENTS wANTED-In every

OUU City. County, Tow and Hamlet in Ohio, 20
sell OROSBY'S LIE OF ABRAHAM
Printed on superiO pop T aud bound IN cloth Libra
~ and Parlor Editions; containing the Early uisuO-
~ aud Polite 4 Career, together with the Speeches,
Messages, PROCLAIM .tOns and other Documents, IL
lustralive Of his sEeutful Administration, and the
scenes and events connected with his Tragic End.
Ne ohsr no fabulous Inducements to Agents, but
now offered 70 tins puDfe, anu nm umy 1du1Oltyg -
the work VII contriUuae to q fdnda With which =
Monument IS 10 be erect d in memory OF he Great
DepsFtei. Books now ready for de livery, July 3lst.
For terms and territory, address b. 3. GREEN
Room No. 4, American Building, over Leader oince,
Cleveland, U. Jyol;24O
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OIL MEMS.

OIL Mems
The Marietta Register has the following
OH Item:
The oil well of the New Haven and
Marietta Mining Oompsny-S. E. Hole
SuperintendeDt-of which We spoke two
weeks sgo, IS just struck, has been pumped
and is doing 8 line business. Last Saturday
1t pumped in Elk hours twelve barrels Of
oil; and is now doing SO well that the par.
ties interested are much elated. Il il on
the farm of Robert Rowland, on NewelPs
Run, In Newport about half a mile from
the Ohio river. The depth is five hundred
and sixty feet.
We witnessed on Friday last the testing
OF the first we'll on the Rocker farm. After
pumping a short time there was q splendid
md almost continuous yield Of oil and
water, and occasionally a sudden LET an.
ward of ten feet of the unauthorized ne
tFoleum. The gas poured out iAcessantlv
the fall size of the pipe, and every spects.
tor conceded that the indications of a first
class flowing well we're quite as favorable
as could be desired. The well is q few rods
below the now cele bFated Twin wells.
which are now constantly improving
zTtusUiHe Herald.
Tine following statement of the capital
invested in oil and oil property in the ten
prominent cities of the North, will be of
to dealers:
Philsdelphis, $I6s, 745, 900; New York,
s134,O45 600; Pittsburgh, SIS, TAO, 900; Bos.
on, 81. BOO 600; Baltimore, 81, 100000;
ritusVihs, 100000; Cleveland, $4,000.
100; Chicago 100000; Cincinnati $780,.
'OOi Washington, 100000. Total, $780,
10000. This does not, however, include
IL the capital engaged, as many compan-
3 do not come before the public at all
nth the statements of their capital.
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THE HIGHEST CASH PRICE PAID
L 70 sec .nd-ha d Furniture and Carpets, at II.
Moore's o d stand, I6l Ontauo St., cor. Of Michigan.
auuI-9 Dan
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WANTED-TO RENT OR BUY-A
w HOUSE or a small iamily, within Is or 20
nj nut rrUm Water street. Rent shall rot eX1eed
SO ser month. Apply to-. NJ. a at French d
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NEW STYLES OF BUCKLES JQ1
~ reesiysd At CnWLEss,
teols 80 Eq9ds. Home
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S6n nm MoNEY ADYANoED-

&hNEAHHN AO[A
QOOsOOO in sums to suit-At the old stand and
Hsl-known WAGNER'S LOAN OFFICE 2n 5ecu-
rites ofeveTy kind, viz: Gold and Silver Watches,
Diamonds, Silver Ware, Jewelry. Guns, Pistols,
Ulothing. bEy Goods, Pianos, MelOdeonB, and all per-
gplAi property and articles Of value, on the most sat-
isfsct1ry terms Business strictly prtTnte. Estab-
lished 81. h.B.-A variety Of unredeumed Watch
g, JeWslI, Guns, etc., or sale at bargains. -
Uhoe-cOrner Of Water and Superior streets, over
o9t55 b g W.
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WANTED-ATTEETIoE. Something
w new. 1 will send BY mali. postpaid, a besud-
fnl Military AlbUm, with twenty-four pictures Of
our Union Generals, fcr-S0 cents Agents vented
sI.75 pr h u dozen. Sent all OrIers TO q. L.
BkIGG l4 Dearborn ST., Chicago, al. aug4 ~
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" 5U-HoEpltaI UhaprI.
The shove property will be sold In lots - Epeoi-
fed above
The ?. Opsrty to be taken d wn and removed
from tn premises within { n days from date Of
sale, a. the expsDse Of the purchaser.
Terms--CA b on delivery.
Sale to commence at 10 o'clock A. n.
SEQ B. CADWALGADER,
AugtS;240 Captain and A. q NJ.
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eIsn FER ~MoNTH-AaEErs c1k(

eI6O FER MONTH-AeEETs 31R0
OlOU wanted in every County aod OIOO
State, TO sell the BARTLETT SEWING MACHINE, rriee
SIS; fully licensed under patents o. Hove, Wheeler
a Wilson, Grover & Baker and slug 4 a %. We will
pay a monthly salary and expenses, or adl0v q large
co nmissiOn on sales. For part Gu ans, illustrated
Catalogue, territory, &c ,inolOse q stamp and address
PAGE R0fHERS, eOle Agents Tor United states,
22l Summit st.. rOleto, o, aug4:26Zlnd3mE
DHOTOGRAPH CARDS FOR GIN
L TLEMEE.-Sample with catalogues sent for IS
cents. Inclose 40 enyeloae with your own name,
OtY. JeI7s1A
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"sNTED-RE 4OhNCh-For cash.
w a eood residence, wit Nout 9isement, on or near
: 3 09- address LIE ter BOX. SS. auZ2;24O
SICUA TON - To do
w some lisht work of super utena ng character,
nv a one-srm ID soldier, VIII can > nS,he DSsL recon-
msnda inns. Address SA4AhNSf zoe
Ribse Pc t-otics. Gus shoga Co.. -a1szzz 81
WANTED OANVASSER1WouDd-
w ed Soldiers ant .ide awake men a-d women

wv ed Soldiers ant aide awake men ald women
wanted " c nvass for Greeley's AmeIic IN ConnlSt-
This is not one II the umerous catch eIhl n'stos
rie5 o the var that hav bsen hurEedly pNltien ana
s.eWed broadcast sv0r the Lana, but It Is 3 Hsh STORE
widely scsttered elsewhere, and y hen comp teted Will
stand ike a farmel 8 cOrn-or.b after harvest packed
Caayass rs = so wanted for "FOur Years in seces.
SAL by Junius He ri Browne. As a work o art
III ! book hss hardly 3 fault, from the intro 17et J
sentence " he dnal period. In tins respe {, 1t shke
one Of The gOrld-fzmOus statues Of Greece-cn tstei
beautitui and perfect. 8 wit is delica'e, yet ilnn-
gent; ts rhs t0ric g egant. yet f~orciblei It's nara We
unvarnishsl, Jet romantic, ami ITS sentences rOL'nd
and n ythmioal As q stsnZt OF verse.
Tn re books Hre now ready for d livery.
levi ONNEY, General Agen for Northern uhior.
N1ru ern Iudana. and Mich gs9s No. IA Auperlor
St., cleveland, o.. p. D. Box l62l.
a-RZZ.2A l0t feOdEE4W
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Very truly, your friend,
SIMON CAMERON,
Union Nominations for the LexIs,a,

Union Nominations for the LeSIsra,
ture.
sEAToRs.
PEBBLE and Montgomery-A. L. Harris
Scioto, Adams Pike and Jackson-John
7. Wilson.
Belmont and Harrison-Dr. H. West.
Warren and Butler-N. O. Mcfarland.
Clinton and Greene-A. W Doan.
Marion, Hardin, Logan and Union
Philander B. Cole.
Cuyahogs-Ssm. Williamson.
Huron, Erie, Ssndusky and OEtswa-E
B. Sad ler.
Fairfield, Hooking and Athens-Chsrles
h. Grosvener.
Seneca, Wysndot and Crswlord-A. j.
Haight.
Rss and Highlsnd-Silas Irion.
Washington and MOrgsn-Samuel s.
Knowles.
Muskingum and Perry-John L. Sheri.
Qhus
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WANTEO-A Soldiers Widow has q
w boy II years ofage, for whom sac wants to get a
GOD home. For particulars, address / AIMED steJ
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AAyA NrEu-A respectable married man
a won t. take charge OF two horses. Must
be wiIiine, oomake hinselfgeBerally usefuf. tharac-
ter require C9F OSA' AtwateT B1nd-
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WANTKD -SITUATION-AG German
w -At.a Md writes English perfectly, and
/, WI 49, OF Bookkeeping, aesIres 70 o :
ON SMi. ang22:23S
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EOR SALE-THE LARGE DOUBLE
T. Hour, 3 nd &c Prospect street, suitable for a
boarding no Use. Terms envy. Enquire of CONWAY.
p. NpRlE 81 the pdice n Rscku6 Noble. fsis:F
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REV AnVERTIsEMENTs.

To La,AFar saIsp "LOst," "FaHis,"
s Faad" aBoosdiug, : 40, SOt exceeding -FOUR
LINES each, ,szi Be deserted ia this colHmn once for
Is Gents, not exceeding EIGHT LINES, 90
renfs.
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1865-10-04

THE PEoBLENs OF REcoNsTRUcroH.-The work Of
reconstruction after four years of civil war; must ever
be arduous and protracted, but the task which
deTolves upon president Johnsons government is for
midaDle beyond all precedent 1t is not only in the
magnitude Of its scale but also in the depth to which
its effects have penetrated that the conflict between
the north and south surpasses all revolutionary wars
of which history makes mention. The wars Of the
Roses and the war between Charles | and the para-
ment we're long and sanguinary; but the disturbance
which they caused was less than is often imagined
Many great towns increased in population and wealth
while the nobility and their retaners were fighting for
the rival houses of York and Lancaster and it Is re-
corded that before the battle Of Naseby pack Of
hounds passed between the two armies, though the
fate of England were notlnyolyedn the result Neither
Of those grand contests stirred the heart Of ENGLISH
society and the French revolution tsef--the greatest
by far OF all political conVulsions-dd not SUSPEND
even in Paris, the ordinary course Of business and
amusement. The Parsians bought and sold planted
and builded, married and gave in marriage under the
very shadow OF the guotne the passion for the thea
ire was not queed by the thirst for bloodshed and
social entertainments not interrupted on the terri
ble night Robespierres fall The desolaon wrought
by the most destructive and tumults is happily not
50 vast as TING space which they occupied in the pages
OF the historian, and few months Of peace are often
sufficient to eiace almost all visible trace of them The
exhaustion resulting from them Of course continues
longer but such is the reproductive energy called forth
by the renewed sense Of security that even this is re-
paired, like the loss OF blood IN healthy subject much
sooner than common experience would lead US to ez
pect. In America no doubt, this beniEcent law Of
nature will operate with extraordinary yisor but will
have extraordinary difficulties to overcome. The
mighty resources Of the north American continent will
display themselves they were never displayed before
still the process Of recovery must needs be slow where
the demand the constitution has been SO tremendous
The war has been essentially peoples war, and the
consequences must be borne by the people. Making
every allowance for the employment Of foreign results
the number Of American citizens personally engaged
in the has been such already to drain the able
bodied population very seriously. The value Of per
manent works destroyed must far exceed the waste Of
any previous war The taxes required to pay the inter
est on debt Of two thousand six hundred and thirty
five million Of dollars will press heavily Ame
rican enterprise. The disbanding Of the army how
ever gradual will upset the present balance between
producers and consumers, and the mults ule beIlum
viii prove to have a reverse application Above all,
the colossal problems involved in the re-settement Of
the south will be crucial test Of American statesman
ship. [London Times.
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VINO WANTS no INV EST!

SOUTHERN plan19r, who has long foIIoWed iEe
IA business in this State, Alabama and South Caro-
Ina, wishes to enter into c6Partnership with any
Of raising cotton-who has sufficient capital to conduct
the business. Would prefer 10 have at least fifty or
more employees as circumstances would permit. The
and experience in the business All letters Of inquiry
for further particulars addressed to the Bosser Ban
ner office, Bellevue, La will meet with prompt atten-
ton septG-4t
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A LII PERSONS indebted to GEORGE II. EIcHoLs,
IA deceased, to his succession, whether by note or
notes. account or accounts for the years 1852 1860
1861 1862 and 1862 are hereby notified to come forward
and pay the same to me or my attorneys Beal Chap
man. without delay, and thereby save costs, other
person is authorised to collect the same.
A. ENGI4E, Curator.