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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-25
FRIDAY, Feb. PIP. N


Gold opened at 200, fell to 1885, and closed Of 1872.
The struggle to keep the market firm is steadily
continued and the premium recedes slowly The
present rate is the product OF desperate speculation.
ard ten per cent fall in as many minutes would
excite little surprise.
Government Securities are al strong and in good
demand. The lOios are passing into the possession
al hands intending 10 rcorgauize and are qnotea
at 1919 with the coupon. There has been very
large private trade in 5-2Qs Oh European account,
md IIOI for new and III for the old has been
freely paid. During The entire day brokers' have
been paying across their counters higher prices
than the Board rates.
Railway shares are irregular Hudson silver and
Michigan Southern were strong and higher, but the
general list was weak. Canton Company did not
maintain yesterdays rise, but closed at 36l; Cum
lerlaud Coal opened az =, fell to CO.. and closed at
Cos bid. The deliveries Of the stock are very back
ward, aud a large short interest remains uncovered
rs low as 40J q H., sufficient 10 put prices a good
deal higher within a few days. At the Second
Board the same iucgularity was shown in stocks,
but the list generally was higher. The market
closes firm and stocks as whole are a good deal
scarcer than money.
Money is very abundant among sioc. houses at G
Ter and the amount offered is largely in excess
oft he wants Of The street. IL commercial paper no
change.
The business al the sub-Treasury was Receipts,
s7,0O9, e25 81; for Customs, $3.50, 0OOi Payments,
s775S,2a9 a; on account Loan, S5S8,00O; balance,
$27.45S,95S II.
Freights arc dull ana rates easier. The engage
rents TO Liverpool ore 800 hhds. Tallow at i0s.i to
Bristol IS tuns Provisions at 2Os.; TO Antwerp 20
1uns Mahogany at 22s. Cd 10 hhds. Tobacco at
3js.. and 80 bales Cotton on private terms 70 Ant
wcrp go tuns Logvood at 25s.
Exchange is held little higher, but BANKERS are
quite ready 70 sci under thee extreme rates Bankers
Sterling 90 days, loSdlO8l; days, l090i@ii
Merchants Sterling, lO7 1914; Francs, 5.l5a5.2c.
The First National Bank received subscriptions
to-day 20 the EOS to- be amount Of 100000, AID
paid Treasury drafts for 81 100000 LyeImore,
Clcws & Co. sold 100000.
1he Fourth National Bank has declared a five
rcr cent dividend for March, and the expectation is
that another division Of profits viii be made for
July, 20 as TO change The hafyeaIiy periods from
March and September 10 July and January.
The Third National Bank has declared dividend
Of i've per cont, free Of tax, payable 27th instant
The Ncw-York Central Railroad Company are is
euing Si,OOoOoO Of per cent bonds, convertible
iuto tie stock Of tho Company. This now security
is called rpon the streets "Legislative Bonds
three cents mile issue.
1hc Pennsylvania Central Railroad and branches
rerort:
L. one foI eyea .sl6,cs,s2O e.
g. ne ret pccits 0l .tla Company FOX tho
-Nfr illIc lrs been applied ~ tio 10Y.
ffelci INSTRUMENTATION. I513C37 O.
Il ,d a.f lei IDS 90 HaIlsDarE and LaICas-
tO A.l.eeal Co....................,., luaoel %
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fAdvsrtls.ns Dt.
Observation-Disclosures.

We say to perons having Consumption In whatever Nase
Of the disease u.e Dr. WI.aARrs FINE TREE TAR CORDIAL
which is readily taken up by the blood and carried 70 e
luur and the healing principles Of the Tar act upon the IN
famed sores OF the lungs aud stop their decay atonce ana
patients life T. saved The FINE TREE TAR CORDIAL has
sre, power TO dissolve the thick mucus that stops up the
wnd passages Of the lungs aud eNpea from the system
THE PINE TREE TAR CoEDAL pues the blood aud cealses
all scrouons matter that Is constantly breeding ore W
ternal and external salt Rheun Bocbes the Face and
all Skin Diseases especially cured BY Dr. NsHARTs
PINE TREE TAR CORDIAL Once NO ~ NORM sec0Hd's''
Philadelphia - - ,o,
Sold al lENBoLDs Drug and Chemical Warehouse No. S4
HrO1dway n \.
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SWORD"
THE GOLD PEN-THE BEST OF ALL PENS
Afnnu,n>r,S, GAI II DIrNrS


Il SWORD"
THE GOLD PEN-THE BEST OF ALL PENS
MOTIONS GOLD PENS,
THE BEST PENS IN THE WORLD.
On receipt Of any Of the following suns In Cash. the sub
scrber will send BY reiarn mail Otherwise, directed
Cod Pen or PensseIeeting the same according 10 deser
tioa, VIZ;
GOLD PENS WITHOUT CASES
For 80 cents the Magic Pens ioE cents the Lucky Peni
PEN and for 81 So the Excelsior Penthese Pens no.
mbered but correspond In sizes to Numbers 8 aud
respectively.
THE SAME PENS nLvERPLArED EXTENSION CASES WIFE
For 81, the Magic Pen; for 81 Is the Lucky PEN 70,
These se are We'll Finished Writing Gold Pens with
viii fr ouisst zos. of the best Steel PENS although .y
are nacayraated and, therefore, not erehaHgsaIIe.
MORTON'S WARRANTED PENS.
The name "a Norton Number" and "Qaality" ar:
stamped the following Pens and the points are warranted
for six months, except against accident.
Tie numbers indicate size onlyi No being the smaie'
and No. 10, tie largest Mammoth cod Pen Tor the desk
GOLD PENS, WITHOUT CASES
For $l25a No Pen Let quality o. 20 BEN % aasy.
For saa No. 5Pen, it gIsi,yi OraNo 4Pen I'd qoslyi
For 81 Is 10. Pen, lqiay or sNO 'Pen, I'd quaiyi
ora No Pen, 81 quality.
For No. Penn 70 PeS IS IS No Pes
$3.50 No Pen, 81 50 No. 10 Psn--ali LIST qasisty
THE SAME GOLD PENS IN SEVER ExIESsfoS CAsEs WfH
PENCILS. 49,
For 81 No Pen. lst quality; No. Pen, "a qnany
For 81 80 No.2 Pen ls quality or No. Pen 2dquaiyi
For SO No 3 Pen Isl quality No. Pen, 2dqoay,
For - IS No Pen lt qiaty No. Pen ID qualyi
orr No. Pen, Sd quality. . , 49,
For - 50 No Pen lst quality; No Sen, u quality
For As rs a No. Pen LIST quality.
GOLD PENS ALL FIRST QrALITT SILVER MOUNTED Dnsx
For 50 u No. Pen; for 80 ~ No. SPeni for 3sa NOS
Pen; for is IS No. PEN - ~ -
For 81 No. Pen; for ga No. Pen; and for $9a No. ID
Pen.
min Points carefully selected and Of this quality ar,
sold with the slightest npereton which skill and TIE csess
scrutiny can detect
Tie ID Quality superior to sDy Pe3s made by hils
rreyi0ps 10 tie ar 1860. n
Tie "a Guilty lie intends shall equal IN resfect TO Dnrs
blv Elasticity Good Writing Qualities The ony tue
consieralioLsD any Cod Pens made elsewhere
operating bis New and Patented Maennes "a
could not have Good Writing and Durable Pens Tor
the prce ha. tie Gold been fnTuished gratnitously
Parties ordering must IN all instances sp-cly ths Name
or The Number and Quality az the Pens wanted aId 20
psricar 20 describe the kind they peT-~hehes s,!f %
III beT coarsc OF tle
An rnittsnces sen, by mail In registered letters at my
risk: al who send twenty cents tchlre orrey;ernz,
IN addition % the pce OF goods ordered VIII laATany neu
safe delivery. =,
Parties sending Gold or syerw be slowed the fllprs-
rlium tie day received.
10 CLUBSA discount Of 10 per cen, wiz be allowed on
sums of aud IS per 2 and Of 20 FeE cent On
so Il sent ~ address o. one tine. Add.e.s
4. NORTON,
No. Is Maiden l2ie. New York.
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Garlic, per bunch. 25d2e Sage Thyme PbcH
Horse RadishP root 2d is Sauer-kraut qt'.'ie "a
Kae, Y head. g0l0 Spinach, y PIX oo 9g
Loeks y bunch. -l5Gle Iurnips,Yt PIX ~" 80
Lettuce, y head. .lJ020 lurnips Teitan: a.; 100
Onions, y peek. 5Ja'1 Water Cress' y 4'.'i'@''
suNniIfs 800
Beans dry, q quart 1915 Honey, box, p 10. 400 ~
Brooms. each .7O0sl Kerosene, y enl.sl Goa ! u
Peas split q 10 zee. 6d7 Macaroni y d.. 2OH %
Coal bard y bush. .i3ds0 Mlk quart. ..io9I|
Coal stove, tGn $l3 500 10 DOL
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Special Notices.
Confined from Fifth Page.
County CLEaK's Oruor, No 10 City Hail.
NEW NoRK Feb q. 1865
The Deuth Of ncpufy-t ouury Clerk David 4.

The Death Of Dcpufy-C ouuty Clerk David 4.
Fowicr.--ht a meeting u the Clerks u tls supreme,
SUPERIOR Common Pleas aul Marine Courts and attaches Of
tie County Clerk. Once heii az our o'clock this afternoon
Dtpnty( ouniy Ccrs Mg. Robert d. Livingston, Clerk OF hs
Superior Court presented tie follow Ing preamble ana reso
uons'
Ihey,a, The Alwi.e Di.p1.cr Of Human Events has
seen proper Suddenly orr OH a associate
and er. nal nieud David 4 Fow r Deputy County CLERK
OF the city and County OF New. York end
HHcreas No crson 3 truly honofed and honoa q
u au thr manifestations o respect ana rr-hh pS4a Dy TIE
living 90 the deld. therefore. - -
Rs,oref Tint in the death Of David ~ Fowler the ttih
OF the city and County OF New ok and us assoc es IN
official connect lon ,nise most Affective Providence"
rh demand. from us this earnest but inadequate expes
sion rt o. q,
f,,v M Now York has been called % part with most
ynr bi, officer wbose ute riy entitled BIN 90 .he conn
,re hh he had widely while hs long experience
L. oni.i,f iff, Ind made his services invaluable.
Rs.,ir,i Thst bis a.socaies have lot most esteemed
d ana, bro her and their lref under tie d-pc-a on can
T lao s, rd g. ttit o! The i' mediate family 20 whom be
@ I'D ,y 40 many Of .iec.ioulie nteconfsr.
EIrsF That the sincere syupathy and confidence 81 the
ct trrk and is associates i due and hereby rendered
"a the ido and family OF he deceased, with the reminder
~. il, h .uot ess memory they have GA invaluable ule
,,,. ot hone that the tather ~ tho fahcr'es- and Che
Widow. God may bud up their hearts and beo them nus
Rld That cory Of these reioluouf he f'uvsrded %
tie ui ' Of the deceased ai that they be published Ia the
Tim, the Clerks attached this Office attend tho
fiuernl BOD body.
Be,ahef Tla, tie Clerks Of the slprcn~, superior, Com
non p.1. ana Alsin. Courts b., invited 90 attend
lVbiri, ,ar. q auiiqou.ly dcrtea
WILLIAM {. CONNER chrifu an.
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I)orl- Iuar0cns' Noiitc.
SrArr OF Nrw-YoRK.

STATE NEw-loRK
PoRT-WARpFNs OFiTCE, Ne. lni Na'l-st.
NOTICE is hereby given, in accordance with
~ section Of tie passed pu IL. 1881. entitled An
Act % Reorsmi1e the " arls Office OF the PoT o. New
YORK" to al perous interested u having charge Oh tho
subject matter Of such inquiry, examination or survey that
the following vessel, under uinaiion by he Port
Wareus aud that the sad surveys OF examinations will b
completed within ten days next sIc,ecd. this motto, ~
board said vessels:
ship X Iilrf......s t.s.t.s.'fl = H.
Irfk N'Nfntss. sssss' To- n
Brig Condor. ..........rieuepont's
S.Ll. KOtua.. ..........i y.
MNTHORNE TOMfklNs, President
Arcs URRRrNAS. Secretary.
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Frp 2L-seamcr.-Crluaii .or Beaufcrti 9 rhcmI son,
Edwa.d Fv,frti. Saxon Rod Jacket
Shin. ii,h Child. Robsrn.
BaAs-Mlgy {. Dyer ARID, Stafa.
Bhg.-S Duncan. 4. &. Nerryman Fashion Gilbert.
shoorer-I bel Angola r. Watson Palma p. Daviis,
aeru 81 the South ~. Is. BgauAa T. r. Mycr- Holmes,
Fmny Hating. cafes Ames My Queen J. L. snow, j..
BlEdiai
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RecetDts Of Produce,

FER. o@.-2.Oc5 bbls. Flour, lGi bbls. Whisky, $50
bbl, Corn Meal $50 bush. Corr IL 800 BUSH Oats,
pkgs Ashes 100 pkgs. Lard. ee9 pkgs. Provisions, Z"
Dressed Hogs.
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GIowcs s. Macy. Bnnl.er-,
No. 80 wallet. New .York,

No 30 Wallet New.Yots,
tFormerly officer Of the Park BankJ
Four PR CENT INTEREST ALLOWED OE DTrosi1s.
PERSONS OFENEo ACCOUNTS may DErosIr and DR.
as they please the same with the City Banks ard
viii be allowed Interest their daily balance AZ per
cont
COLLECTIONS made upon any part Of the United States
or Canada.
orders fo- the PURcHisE or sAtr Of the vnrlous
issVes Of Government and other Stocks Bonds and
GSd promptly executed for the usual commission.
FOURTH NATI0SAL BANK OF TIE CITY or
NEw.YoRK
Nos. % ANB 20 PrST-sI.,
DTPoslIoEY AND IEANClAL AGENT OF TIE UrurD
STAFF
Have for sale, ready FOR delivery
UNITED STATES $40 TREASURY NoTEs
Convertible, Of maturity, into $50 GOLD BEARING
BONDS.
UNITED STATES 1910 BONDs.
UNTFD sTATEs $50 BoSDs.
UNnED STATES G-YgAR Certificate.
We also collect Government Vouchers and Drafts,
and attend to other business with ihc Government
L. c. CALHOUN, President.
b. SEAMAN, Cashier
UNITED STATES
$40
TREASURY NoIEs
For immediate delivery at
lIowEs s. MAcY's, Bankers
No. 30 WALSH
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Nntcll lllnin.-NnM Nn,cn.

watch lhuims-Now Styles.
Two THIN Five. Ellur i'm, FIFTEEN,
TWENTY, TWENTi-fltE FIFTY, sENENIHtlfE
DOLLARS ONE, TWO THREE aud ~ HUNDRED
10 ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS each ior salc 10 GEO
q ALLEN ~. AZ Hroadway one door below .aual's.'
Petroleum Lands FOR s'ale--2S9 Acres on Piihole
Crrss Mq4ils a. Oiuco oi hDNAAD OiLSELI, No. -
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miscellaneous.
4 MEXICAN STEEL.

4
SPRING. TOE, CALLING,
TIRE AND SLEIG H.SHOE STEEL,
II oil sir and kind- made Of the be-, material at tie
NORWAY IRON WORKS, BOSTON.
and ioT sale by tie propnetor'
NAYLOR & CO.,
BOSTON NEW-YORK, PEfILADELPHlA
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MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sun G39 sun Set.......5.45 Moon SETS. 65Oe
| HIGn TINS DAY. -.
sandy Hook. 20 Gov Island 8lie Hell Ca'e.. lO:O2
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Below
Smiled.

Bds zeplyf t0f Maitland, \. - ifon' ca'dFna'
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Iron FOR SALE.

IRON FOR SALE.
4 100 tuns Wrought Scrap-on wharf
200 tuus Wrought Scup-in yard.
500 tuus No. Thomas ri- lion.
800 suns No | Aeutown Pis Iron.
500 tun. Best Bar lron--al sizes.
$50 tuns Common Der lron-all siLea
100 tuns Spike Rofs-ali sizes
100 tuns Small Round lron-a.l sises
XVI saw ''|-f w. PETTEE. WILSON L Co,
No. 2!3 South 81. New York.
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Beans. ma Limas q'aa12. pmlcy 3 bunch lodl )
Fects. o do1. ....i0o 81 pai-neps dol ... "a N
aihurrs, cnch... .1aa1 Peas, green. i5f 20
fuIbIR,s. red each go. .O Potatoes ylLt3 H1H "a ~
Carrots v do -. $50 iD fot9tocs, Pb.sl a'@sl =
CCty, tunpp bDAItulri PUaio@, rs ..-. .aJ0 -
Ccley. table 3 bcA1oa.. lotaioc. Sytci lhtJ. -
CMccory, lcad..-... "a l0 Rndstes A. bunch 40
elucas, qt...,.. sVSaiaHY y DuAeb.. Je ~
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As.rsr,xr cornr..,nY Gsx - or sresIsrEycE.

- y
BOSTON. NEW-YC
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
Cleared.

PORT on NEw-YoRK..."..FeBA
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ASSISTANT Cow,IssARY. GssgRaL OF suGssrEycE.t
Ao4 STATE STREET, NRw YORK. feb. - 10; , ,
A RMY SUPPLlES-SEALEDf PROPOSALS.
1t oeees :. N. on MoNDAY' the 2fth Inst, for sup
p ying Of the United states Army SUBSISTENCE
STORES 70 be delivered in NewYork, AZ fo.ows viz:
FOTATOES-such quantities may be required during
the month % March 1856 - pounds 10 tie bushe IN good or
binary well cooperei barrels. , a..
ONlONS-Such quantities may be required during 20
month VI March 1885, 60 pounds the bushe in eaIres
pin,ed copy Of thi, adveremen, must be attached to
each proposal and lie proposals l b spech; IN eompyt
pery With al the Each bii 70 have considefa'ons
contain TIE written guarantee o. two Eepon'i'e n"'
I'VE the uuders.aed hereby guarantee that, should AZ q
par, Of the above bid b. accepted SHAH be daily iea
according to t. true purpo and coidliion' aso, t al.
the proposed be furnished, shah be executed
'o}gst.s r,ce dat. Of purchase
a. wei the Of contents with WEIGHT go.s ana 's's
ari shipping marks be hereafter designated must be pay
marked every package. Al other Old marks must De or
The Potatoes will carefully inspected before TIER eev
ery. Returns Of weislts gned by professional fHVAs
Welgher, must be furnished whenever required
Payfien, will be madr in currency, its equivalent
soon as funds are received for that purpose.
Contractors expected 10 hold their goods without OK
pense 10 tie United States. until required for shipment
Ranks f0r P0poll riQ BE- Jnrrshed az his Qnoe rnes
must ac5icd ia estecpe radyred n ne uaee'''sH's
and ia4)ysef Prcp1sals fer SEbsif'esce Si0rss."
II. f. CLARKE. Col A D. C. and A. C. IT, >
4 SILVER HUNTING WATCH. $40: Full
a Jewel and Lever s23; Extra Movement, 81, seeond
hand 10 karat Gold Watches low 25; ia hunting ca'et
Sc. Al Watches guaranteed for two years. Original Ia
JACOBS, No. ~ Broadway -----
NORNS. BUNlONS, IN-GROWING NAILS
~ CHlLBLklNS. TENDER FEET, &C., cured by W.
BRIGGS, Chiropedlst, 10. 2ls Bpoadysy over hsO1
Twenty .fr1tst BRIGGs'S ALLEVIATOR AND CuRA'
TIN by Druggists md sent by mail
IRON FOR SALE.
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L, one fog Ge yea .elG,cs,s2O e.
O. ne ret pcofts OF tle Company fug To
" % tl lrs been applied m DE 10Y.
ffeIci ........................... I513C37 O.
Il ,d a.f IDS 90 HarlsDlrB and LaICas-
iU l.l.scal Co......................., 1Ua.OeI %
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MANHATTAN OIL COMPANY,

MARBLE MANTELS.--Alarge stock always
eeab ishmeit in the city. A. KLABER Mansl WORKS NO.
ltS Ea. Eghtceuth, Ihgdave.' y, y GU TINS o.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1865-11-23

-. IMMIGRATION TO THE SoUTH.-We
see that among the Immigrants arriving here
considerable number are bound directly
for the Southern States These are parties
whose destination were fixed before they
left Europe, and who did not include the
immigrants who came here without any
settled plans, and who were subsequent,
ly influenced to proceed in the same direc.
ton. The fact is significant one, and is
full of promise for the South tits we'll
known that but few immigrants arrive here
without bringing some little capital with
them, aud no doubt most of those who start
ed with the idea of settling in the restored
Statesaare provided with larger sums than
usual. At the South the amounts which
they bring will, in gold, purchase ten times
the land which they could bny at the North
for the same money. Thus.we shall have
introduced at once into the Southern States
an agricultural element. that wilireplace ne
gro labor, and that by its introduction OF
capital will also replace all that has been
lost by the war--Ne,o York Herald. -
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The Freedmen.

Colonel O. Brown, for the Freedmen's
Bureau, has issued an admirable circular,
embracing instructions to the agents of the
Bureau in North Carolina. After calling
the attention of the agents to their neg lect
Of duty in not requiring the freedmen to
make contracts for their services with the
farmers and planters, he states that the
principal feature Of this Bureau is not to
fssupply any channel through which the
Government aid, or private charity shall be
dispensed, but to make the freedmen self
supporting class of free labor, who shall un-
derstand the necessity of steady employ
ment, and the responsibility of providing
for themselves and families. Where en-
ploymept is offered on terms that will pro-
vide for the comfortable subsistence of the.
laborers, removing them from the vices Of
idieness aud from dependence on charity,
they should be. treated as yagrants if they
&. do not accept it; and the rules of the Bu-:
reau applicable in such cases, should be-
rigidly enforced. While the freedmen must
and will be protected in their rights, they
must be required to meet these first and
most essential conditions of a state of free
dom, visible means of support, and fdel-
ity to contracts"
From this circular and others issued by
the officers in the different bureaus in otheE
Southern States, it is evident, as the Viii
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AN 0RDINANCE

Teraise sPpRes for e To.r,ef Yorkvile for tie year
1855, and to impose tur upon The dti=e,s thereof
Be Ordained by the Town Council Of Yorkvlle, now
met and by the authority Of the same ator the purpose
OF raisng supplies for the Town or Yorye for tbe year
1856 the following imposed upon The citizens and
inhabitants Of said Town. bepd on or before the first
MoNDAYsta DECEMBER next, TO witt ..ss.s8z
Il On MI osfnte unnttf OF said
Towns paid by the owner person in possession Of
the sae oneten OF per cent on the assessed value
thereof made BY Commissioners appointed for that purpose
q On each Dray, Hack, Omnibus, Car, Wagon, or Other
vehicle kept for hire, in the year 1885, fye dollars
g. On each white male inhabltant Of said Town, over
the age OF twenty one years, twenty five cents: 80
A. On all stock In ade ten cents on every hundred tol
lars, worth Of the same. ~ Sg r.'@sF =
On every pleasure Clriage, drawn by two or moro
hnrses, one dollar and fly cents and on each Buggy,
Rockaway, Carriage other vehcle drawn by one horse
and kept for pleasure, one dolla3.
8. On all dogs orethan one, kept within the corporate
limits Of said Town be paid by the person occupying
the LOT on which said dog Is kept fftycentss -
(sEAL.1 Done and ratified In Council, November 1853
sssc9sffs ~ Ss-5s - W. .CLAW5oN, Intsndant
w. G. BEATrT, Secretary.
November 30 81
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IN THE COURT OF ORDINARY.

4. YORK DISTRICT.s "a
FOR DIVISION OR SALEfG7 THE REAL ESTATE
OF DUNCAN McCALLUM, DECEASED.
0atharne Copeland, Applicant peter MeCaiIum, Mary
jackson, David Pooyey and wife, Chflstine Janet WI
ilains, Or. William M. NcCnlun, James B. Jackson
and wife, Jane D. A. McCallurn.. 4apd Ilson'as
and wife, Nancy, heirs Of Duncan McCallnm,
1T appearing TO my satisfaction, that James B. Jackson
and wife, Jane; D. A. McCallum, and Thomas an9
wife, Nancy, defendants In above stated case reside with
out tho limits of this States It s therefore, ordered that
esate Of Duncan McCaIum, deceasei or before the
eh day Of February 1885, their consent 70 the same
will beentered Of record. J. A. BROWN, o. D.
November9 - 80 ~ 3m
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1865-11-23

GOVERNOR HUMPHREYS SUSTAINED By
PREsIDENT JoHNsoN.--on the 18th ult,,
the Sheriff of Gopiahs county arrested an
officer conn ected with the Freedmen's Btu
reau, for ssault and battery on a citizen.
In default of bail the officer was commit
ted. A few days Afterwards body of
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1865-11-23

PROPOSED IMPORTATION OF Coolies IN
THE SoUTH.-It appears by statement in
the New Orleans Picayune that the subject
of introducing coolies to cultivate the un-
titled plantations in Louisiana is engaging
the attention of capitalists of that State
Coolies, it is contended, are more efficient
lsborers than freedmen. A letter on the
subject was lately addressed to Secretary
Seward, to know whether the United States
would aid in or give its sanction to the ex-
pertinent Of introducing these laborers into
the South. This communication was refer
red to the Bureau of Immigration, which
replied that the coolie trrde was prohibited
by an act of Congress of 1862. That act
makes it severe penal offense for register
ed United States ships to engage in what
is called the coolie trade-that is, The de-.
portatiou of Chinese from any part of China
to any foreign port, with view of holding
them to voluntary servitude, or for term
of years, as laborers. The same act, how.
ever, provides that no obstacle shall be made
to the voluntary character of such deporta .
tion. 1t requires, however, certificate Of
the United States Consul in China.