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Twill BE SOLD at PUBLIC AUCTION

MILL BE SOLD at PUBLIC AUCTION
w at the New.Yor Arsenal Governors Island, at II
O'clock = M, the 4th Of DECEMBER 1865. ORDNANCE,
GUN CARRIAGES, SMALL ARMS, ACCOuIERhENFs,
SHOT SHELLS and other property OF the United states, OF
| which the following are some q tho articles:
70 Colunlbad, Q 10 and u inch, hon.
ia Cannon of various ealiboT, iron
10 Ten.nch Siege Moftars.
50 Carriages lion for a. .? and 20 For cs-mate guns
33l5 Shells aud 10 inch Mortar aud ~ inch Hotchkiss.
4lo Case Shot for ~ and "a ard inch guns.
1859 Muskrs smooth bore old and new Foreign and Amer
lean.
7.s Mu'ket. rlaed old and new Foreign aud American.
81 CMbiae.. Sharp. .nd Bihn.de,.
l0a Pistols. Colts and Remingtons
295 Swords. Saber. aad Cutlasses.
40 ol Appendsge. for Sinai. Arms, Screw Drivers Wper
Cones Ic.
PAS Bullet Mold. for Rides and Pistols.
"a 665 Infantry Caffdge.Boxes 80 aud 6s csliber.
G,23O Infantry CardseBox Belts, cotton. black and bud
leather
3, So, Bayonet scabbsr. black and buff leather frog.
40 Bayouct SC abbard Belts bull leather. new.
| 1894 wais, Belts, cotton, black and bua leather.
| 2ttg Gun Slings.
| 3A29 Cap Pouches.
| 10 itT Plates for Infantry and Rife Aecouermens
lao Waist Belts, rihc with Clasp Plates;
" scabbads Leather Tor Cutlasses aud Sword Bsyone
Atige .,,
| lie Saddles Cavalry and Artillery. ,,
1877 Cavalry Equipments, stirrups Gths eu'o"se''
| Blankets. Ac.
| 5l77 Percussion Caps
| 2071 Pounds of Block Tin
&9D Pounds of Scrap Brass
800 Pound' Of Hemp aud Msnils Rope; r.o ,s .,,.,
3Jy Fes assorted, Wrought and Cast SCRAP num- anu o'
Terms cash United States Currency The stores Will be
bid IN II tho ineres. OF tho Government shoua render ne
cessary. . -,
Catalogues can be had by application. ruopyrou
Colonel Of Ordnance. Commanding Arssnsl
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CHIEv QuARrsRNAsrERis OpvIcEi
DEPOT OF WAsHisaIoS, Z

DEPOT OF w AsHlS0ToH. 4
WAsHIsaTos. ID. e.. October 81, 1859 !,
4 ARGE SALE of CONDEMNED CLOTH
mo CAMP and 8ARRI SON EQUiPA0E-Wil be
sold at Public Auction under the objection ef Captain d. ..
Thomas, NJ & X, u. :. A. q, Watehouss NO. on seven
on st. between Sixteenth and Seyenteenth-st. Wssh
inston. d. c. on WEDNESDAY,. November "a 1902 at W
si.tng Of about Great Goats. Zoe sack Goats: 200 Uni
form Goats Jackets 1900 Trow.ers. 5000 blankets
Bed Sact. n Axes 300 Pictaxes, 400 Shoyels 2JDo
SPADES i0O Hstcbet 100 Camp Kettles 10 D Mess rams
$500 french Block Tin Bowls. new sI1 Metallic scales,
Common Trnt 27oo Wall Tents l5oo Wan Ten, fbes 800
40 Tent stove. Together with large lot OF Caps Hats STOCK
inss Bootee. Boots Cau-eDs Rope Drums Ss-hes bue e
1rnmpei Tent Poles Tent Cut,ing' Canvas Cu,tns' NC
lot Ia cold
succesul bidders will be required 10 remove the stores
within hve day. from date OF sale.
T.rn.-Cash, in Oovemment funds -
Breyet Major Gen. and Chie ousr.erms''er,
Depot Of W ashington.
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fnrnitnre.
bedroom ENAMELED FURNITUR

bedroom ENAMELED FURNITURE OF
Dwauansd manufacture Also solid Chestnut and Walnut
Chamber Suites plain and ornamental s II. y. EARRING.
TONS 568 CanAfst opposite oostsr Established lBta
DEDSTEADS.-TROY and ROUND COR.
- NERs. COTTAGE and sERPENTINE PANELS. Of
s srss constantly hand s ths Factory For sale by W
E'NAMELED CHAMBER FURNITURE
IL Tho best assortment Of ENAMELED FURNITURE. In
oil coors and styles Walnut and Chrstnut Plain and Orns
mental In Suites, Wholesale and Retail Also Mattresses
asA Pslllassas- WARREN WARD. No. m Csnslst.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-02

j. II. DRAPEa, Auctioneer.
TINTED STATES COTTON SALE.-JOHN
~ II. DRAPER a Co. win sel FRIDAY, Noysmber
1868 at one clock p n .hr Exchange SaesToom No
III Broadway By order of simeon Diaper, U. j. Cotton
$500 BALES MOBILE COTTON.
The above has been classed and sampled by O. w.
Amory may be m The bale al Atlantic Dock, Brock
lyn, and by sample the Office Of the Auctoneeis NO 20
rine.st, two days before the sale.
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Proposals.
Posr.Oyvrcs DEPARrnySr,
Posr-OrvfcI DEPARTMENT, !
WARRINGTON. ID. G., Oct. 30, 1863.
PROPOSALS FOR WRAPPING PAPER

Posr-OrvfcE DEPARrnysr,
PROPOSALS FOR WRAPPING PAPER
i AND TwINE.
SEALED PROPOSALS win be received at this Depart
for of9. aI"s '' wRaFfSG W FAPER and TwSE The
OF the Offices Ia the United States for one year from snd
H. Ia rl, 10 h. delivered s. Of expense at the Blank
Arcucs. Of the Pos, Office Department at Washington u. o
Newly ork City aud Buffalo. New YORK.
The estimaied quantity OF eacb article and ths 1uany
thereof requed each Agency yearly are .pschsd oe'"
200 rsaa. Wrapping Paper. 20 by 2' inehe. p Size Of
the Department snd 20 wiEh % pounds To the ream
resm to contain 20 perfec, quire'.
10 pounds Of Juts other sui'ahlc Iwne, hard t"ed
and = ,. .ns. q s: .s'r %s
inch Ia and IN balls 70 weigh hom to pounds
'''' DISTRICT No. 2. NEwYoRK CITY, n. Y.
1900 rcan Of wppng Paper, 'im'r t" 's' de'eroed'n
~ @ pound, OF Jpt. OF other Twin. similar to that a. h,
described IN the estimates far District No.
5000 pound. Of co.e hrnp fwns '%Ir to 'n'' OIL 'n'
DiSTRiCT no J. BuFFALo, Ny,
10000 wIpios Paper similar to that described Tor
n 6co pounds Of Jue or other Twine similar to ,ha. de-
.crib,d lor the use Of District No l. ,,,..-
zoo pound. Of Hemp Twins similar "a tbst Of ITO
second description in tho estimates for District No
Proposa. viii BE- reccved for each article sep.siey sno
srs.y each district Tor all the articles and iof al the
districts ,,,.,.,a
best bddsr be determined AMER esrsfa eiannaon iof
IA. OF A.cernng which bid VIII In ss practical re-
snits be o. advantageous 10 IN" DrPhtin'iN
NJ M, should b. reconstructed .ncreased In num-
ber OF ofhe dcontinuea the articles shall be dererra
at .ueh p.o- places the Postmaster Ornsra shai des
nsie. at pro fsta tstos- a., 80, -. d,
And The Postmaster Oencral reserves 20 hmse he sh OF
or quantity OF the Articles estinated
and named In bis be shall consider II proper
| TO DO ,, -. .,c-
Samples OF snch srtccs used at the Post Oees
| can be q, either ofthe sboyo-nAnl.d agencies
Bidders will .epa ,mpss Of such Articles they propose
70 furnish with their bid.
Esch bidr mos, furnish With h proposals guarantees Of
hi. sbily TO comply with bi' bid and eeih etc nom h'
Postmaster ths such guarAors cfednable aud re
| liable cliilsn mus. also accompany his pIoposa..
Two snGcsn .urctes will be required 90 u contract
aurr urnish the Article articles contracted for
promptly the furnishing Of article inferior 10 that con
tfsc,.d f will he cen.deed sufficient for the forfeit
OF the contract.
Bia. made In seeordanee with this notice will not be
| considered
Pfoposi. must be marked the ouiS OF the envelope
with the OF the article articles contracted for aud the
lssr airing Addressed the firs sstant Post
master General, Wsshngion, ID. &.
W DESNiS(N, Postmaster General
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Oyrcx, Dnpor CoxsnlssARr ov suBsursNcK,

oyYcx, DHPor CoxsnlssARr OF suBsisrEScK,(
WAsBIs6ros. ID. l., Oct. u, 1865. !
GALE OF HARD BREAD-Sealed Pro-
- po.al. IN duplicate viii be received this Office until
IL ~, on THURSDAY, Nov. y. 1858 for the surplus
HARD BREAD
at Til. aud the AeIanda Depot The bread Ia packed in
boxes Of hy ) pounds each aud be examined siIt
81. Wharf IN this city. ht tho Subsistence soIehouss Ia
Alexandria Va No bids will be received Tor less than twenty
(2Ol boIes-one thousand O0ol pounds Tho price p,r
Do and quantity desired will be stated In each proposal
Il will be placed Transports Ia Alexandria Va Sixth
Wharf, free Of expense to the purchaser Twenty thou
.ad boxes 80 pounds eac less be puTchased
The attention Of Shippers aud others using Pilot bread
called TO tho advantages offered for obtaining their sup
plies of this article.
Tho Government reserves the right to reject bids.
Bidders not present will be notified by eer of the result
Of their proposals. All purchases will be removed within
twenty days from the date Of their acceptance.
Blank proposals. desired eau be obtained from the under
signed.
Terms-Cash IN Government funds before the delivery
commences q. BELL Mtjor and C. s.. q. :. A.
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% farmers an0 Offers.
stationerp ana fanfn Sooos.

DARD a. BROTHERS Established i''''
ID GOLD PENS, ofBARp
ZEN ,asnSs Asp pEpSTIIE EsptSTEST ANGULAR MP soS S.wToL
JANIS b. BARD Agent, No. Maid M,aen
Rspointps 10 csnt& Send 'oss "'''"
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miliinerp.
Dentlstrp.

A MOST Wonderful Discovery. Teeth ex-
~ racted without pain charge. Beautiful teeth in.
serted ~ each. All operations skfuy peofme tsnd wa
aned j. Viers. l55 Grand IT., two blocks from Bway
nR. HOYT, DENTIST-Originator Of An
Dehec nitrous oxide; has used for years with perfect
success often extracting fourteen to sixteen teeth a. single
operation without the knowledge Of the patient Oee No
$40 Broadway, EigheenthsL
mrs. GRIFFIN, No. 255 Grand-St. opposite
~ Lord Taylrrs New York, ere Inserting FULL or
PARTIAL SETS OF their IMPROVED ARTIFICIAL TEETH
with without extracting the Root. Full Sets On Gold or
Pana, S25: Silver Rubber, $40; Partial Sets Gold per
tooth so Silver Rubber. 81
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AssisrANr QuARIRRMAsIKRs OFYICE. u. y A..

By HoRArfO HARRis 4 Co. No TO Indis'st Hoston.
AssisrASr QUARrgRnAsrYRs OFYIcE. u. ) A.,
No ~ FAsErM HALL So, bosroS October 30, 1905.
STEAM FERRY BOAT at AUCTlON.-Wlll
~ be SOLD at public auction WEDNESDAY. Nov. g.,
o'clock Lc,s w arr Boston, the steam ferry boat
JEFfERSON 44J 81 g5tun, brten (od meauremet, with
all her Anchors CHAINS Cables Tackle and Apparel an In.
venory which may this office and the vessel
be examined any tine previous the sale. ANY bnyers
having unpaid Interpretation accounts in this Office which
have been spproyed offer them In payment provided
they do exceed the snogB paid for the vessel In all
other payment must he made in Government funds 10
PER down and the balance IA "a hours BY order OF
brevet Maor.Oen. NJ. e. MElvS, Uenera,
u. y. A. JOHN W. MchIM, Capt and a. y. NJ
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Posr OrvIcE DEPARrngsr,
WAsmisGToS D. C.. Oct. ~. 1855.
DROPOSALS FOR LETTER-BALANCES

WAsmisGToS ID. C., Oct. ~. 1865.
PROPOSALS FOR LETTER-BALANCES
j SEALED PROPOSALS will b. received at this Depart
m-nt uni the 18th day Of DECEMBER next, at IL O'Clock
noon for furnishing Letter Balances for the OF Post
hce. United States for from aud alter the
3s day Of December Of the following description,
namely;
T Balances espsbs 81 weighing right ounces svordupois
weight be graded down quarter ounces of these Ia
| supposed abou, 90 will be required for one yrar
ID Balances capable Of CHING two pounds avordupois
weight be graded down to halt ounce. or those Is
posed about 100 will be required for one year
Perfect will be required In the Balances 10 be
furnished a. well as strength and durability
Samples Of each dsrripon OF Balance must accompany
each bid and the bidder who may obtain the contract will
be required to furnish Balances ordered Of quality in all
respects equal 10 the sample
Esch Balance be well and securely packed In box
| for transportation. .
The Balance. be delivered free OF all charge to the
Blank Agency Of the Po.,Oce Department at Washington
d. c. where the will be accepted found to be perfect
ard equal to the samples.
Each bidder furnish with bis proposals evidence Of his
ability TO comply with his bid
Two sufficient sureiies will be required 10 contract.
failure to furnish the Balance. CONTACTED for promptly,
this furnishing OF those Of Inferior quality Will be con
,dried sufficient for forfeiture of the
Proposals be indosed the outside of the envelope
Proposals for Letter Bsialees aud directed to the First
Assistant T. osimaster General Washington, ID. c.
n2 lsw6wW w. DENNlSON, Podmaster General.
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DRIGHTLY's DIGEST
Id OF THE
LAWS or THE UNITED STATES

2Nos, Imperial 8vo
An Anolyca Digest OF the Of the United Sta'es from
the Adoption Of the Constitution 20 the End OF the Thirty
Eighth Congress. l7a9-laS By +. C. BRIGHTLY esq
vOs imperial 8yo Sl4N. -
Either volne for sale senaraiey The rst from 1873
10 1881 at So The second from 1857 20 1863 at 81 90
" Tie second volume just issued, embraces all the IN
portant Legislation Of few relating TO the Amy
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and Public Lands, Bureau OF Currency Captures Centca
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cisions of the Courts thereon fn Table Of Cases and
chronological Table Of Statutes, bringing the work down
the present time.
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MUSICIANS OMNIBUS, No. 3,

M containing IUD PIEt Eo Of MUSIC,
Consisting Of
100 Duets for Flutes. Nioins, etc.
20 scts Qnadriles, with calls aud figures;
200 German Waltzes. 800 Scotch and Irish Airs,
Contra and Fancy Dances Polkas Mazurkas Hornpipes
Ninoes Redowas, Schottischcs VsrsoveBnes Marches,
QuicksePs Songs &C. for the Violin Flute Carone Fife
q ornet Flageoef &c.
Price 81 rs. mailed free OF postage.
FREDERICK BLDME, No. 200 Bowery, NJ Y
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6ouses ano farms Wante0.

VXyANTED-ROOMS for Branch of the
w NswYork Young Mems Christian Association, In the
vicinity OF Grand and Canasts east Of the bowefy hd
dress Y. MORSE. No. 81 East Broadway --..
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ouAnrrxnAsrER. GssnnArs oyylcH,

WASHINGTON, ID. u, Oct. "a, 1000.
EINAL SALES & Of G0yERNMEhr sIsI aIe,l.I
datins the month Of November 10 the highest bidder at the
,ine and places named sscw ~ yn,x yi5; .,.,
E.w.York City--TUESDAf of each week, 100 HORSES
Nsw.iork Ci,y--THURsDAY Of each week, 100 MULES
each day. ,,,,y.,,, o..l....
Philsdelphia Ps-ThURsDAY, November 2, o. Is and 23
~ Phiad.phi. h i ira~SiTURDAY of each week. 100 MULES
each day. ,oo ,,.,rs
HsMi.ia.s Pa-THURsDAY. NOvembers,a Is and aa'
's Mso5snc.Ssr 4SeS sasn 'f-rUEsDAy November 100
'4nasS Allentown. Pa-wEDNEsDAY, November 10, 100
Pott.vili., Pc FRIDAY. November u, ioe HORSES.
Chester Delaware Comfy. Pa-WLDNEsDAf, Noyem'
fiinsrillr. P%-TiIURsDAY November lS 100 HORSES.
Ti,usviils, Pa-TiIURsDAY, November 80 100 HORSES;
Titu,ville, Pa-THURsDAY and FRIDAY, November ~
and "a, 100 MULES each day.
Wilmington, Dsl.-TUESDAf Of each week, IVo HORSES
Wilmington. DeL-FRIDAY Of each week, lN MULES
each day. I ffti-.f i1
Baltimore, Nd WEDNESDAY, November Is 100
DBS Baltimore, Md-wEDNEsDAY November 70, 100
HORSES. % Z"
TUESDAYS and THURSDAYS OF each week. wv
ESn So SALE stSF Of MGLEs WILL TAKE PLACE AT WASH
A, ,b ..,s. of.s,e. ali the Government animals viii be
disposed Of Bpyer hond therefore avail themselves OF th's
last opportunity 70 purchase. n,,w,
ern spsperE .'
Animals win be sold sney. l.l.'
Sale. to commence al 10 o'clock q Del .rIf .
Terms Cash in United States currency. F ...
By order Of the QnaIterma'te,, ,G.1isf.L vv,v
Breve.. .Brig igadier General,
In charge Fusi Division, O. NJ q. u.
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OFFICIAL JOURNAL
" or TaE
STATE AND CITY.

THE MONTGOMERY DAILY MAIL,
large political commercial and financial spsper, pub
lished in the City Of Montgomery, Ala
As an advertising medium, THE MAIL is not ex
celled by any paper in the South. IL has
tepsive circulation and being old established journal
end the Official paper Of the State OF Alabama and
City OF Montgomery read by al adds additional at
fractions TO the business world Merchants and sheT will
ersfore ind THE BAIL most excellent medium through
hich 70 reach the petic address GIBSON WHIT.
FIELD, PROPRIETOR Montgomery Ala
sir. GIBSON, Of THE MAIL, viii be at the Fifth
Hotel for week, where he will receive sdver-
senents, &c.
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Ta,HE NEW PATH for November. Price, 20
Il centsj 90 per annum. JAMES MILLER Publisher,
No. 552 broadway. n X.
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At Nos. ia, I76 and l78 Bleecker-st:, six
~ blocks west OF Broadway pleasant ROOMs, WIN eh'
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FACTORIES for SALE in Newark, n. j.
One large J,toy brick about 100 ieet square with IS
engine One with ~ horse power engine Cen.
trail well lighted. Apply 20 A. II. BROWN, No. 3l1
Broad.st Srwafk ". J.
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Rotels, &e.
Doaro ano Rooms.

FEW PERSONS dcsirous OF obtaining
~ 6rs,.cla. BOARD may find suitable sccommods,ionn
In one Of the modern houses ut souh orange
None bu, willing to pay liberay need address E roh
LOCK No. I49 Broadway. - -
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DOARD WANTED--By a Gentleman ana
ID Wife with family who entertain liberal views anu VIM
are loyal. Address PENN, Tribune Oiiies
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Gales bp Anrticil.

-, A. M. MERwu. Auctfoussr. ~
DY BANGS, MERWIN q Co.. Nos. 694 and
ID 6os Broadwsy, cor. Of %th-a.-Safes d Books. Sta
ionsry Pictures Works Of Art Fsncv Good. Fnr.ars 10
THURSDAY EtENIE0, Noy. 4 G o'clock.
PRIVATE LIBRARY of Miscsisheous and Theological
Books courising variety Of valuable standard works In
vsrou, branches including that Ao few
fine Ensravings &C. Catalogues ready and books on view
- FRIDAY EVENING. Nov; ? st Z O'clock,
great variety Of valuable Standard Works and
large collection Of Classical and School Booss &c Also
few articles of Furniture. Catalogues are ready
DOOR TRADE SALE ROOMS. No. 495
ID Bwsy nearly opposite g. Nicholas Hotel LEA
WITT Auction, er bv e. Coosv Consnments solicited.
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Vo THE CITIZENS OF THE NORTH,

TNHE AMERICAN LAND COMPANY AND
Il AGENCY
ORGANIZED UNDER TIE LAWS OF THE STATE or
NEW.YORK-OFFlCE No. 81 BROADWAY NEW.
YORK ClTYWl buy and sel Real Estate a. the agent Of
others IN al parts Of the United states especially In the
South will negotiate Loans Real Securities; will facilitate
grafton and will rsussc, all business In which respon.
sibe agent known and trusted by ali intefess may be
fully employed JOHN A. ANDREW, President.
FnAsK l.. Howr. vieePe'iden and General Agsn, North
vTNIIREE BRICK DWELLINGS for SALE at
i a very low figure, Ia Jepey City Inquire Of JOHN
ANNESS, No. - Montgomery At, Jersey City.
CECOND MORTGAGES WANTED-At o
- discount for cash OF In exchange for Brooklyn
bered LOTS adapted Improvement would loan Ist,er
II desired 5. H., Box No. l05 Tribune Office.
n ~ Il L A l. NJ L r,
IL REAL ESTATE BROKERS'
No. 39 Fourh-ave.
Office Hours. from 10 a. IN. TO Z p m
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DOARD can be obtained for one or two
ID gentl~man strictly private family Adde'S BOX NO.
ir, Trih lce.
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6elp Uantso.


EIRSg-CLASS CANVASSER WANTED fof
the CITY with WHOM liberal Arrangements will be msde
Arpy to TfE INDEX. ia Fulton.s,. from to only
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-02

A YOUNG LADY, an experienced Teacher,
N desires sitostion as RESIDENT GOyERSESS, A.
ply at g West Seventeenth between Eih and SIthsye
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-02
sitnations Wauteo.

"A SITUATION in family where her services n tysy
erpess Copyi Amanuen.s will be received feg tosni
Address A. b., No I14 East Fourteenh.st., n. Y. -
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-02

EOR SALE-Six HOUSES and LOTS in
i Grrene-st north Of Beeckerst. Apply to CHAS. DU-
sENBERlY, at TuekAhoe, OF Of ALLEN & BROWN, No.
" broadway.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-23
Cash Better tllat Lash,

The assertion that the negro
work except under The stimulus of the Lash
is repeated every day by hundred North.
ern presses hence The importance of facts
such IS the following: Charles X. White
law emigrsted from Massachusetts to Mis-
sissippi in 1856, settling near Aberdeen.
He believed that hired was better than COM
pulsory labor, but WAS not sn Abolitionist
s. is evident from the fact that he bought
slaves to work his land. Immediately af-
tar the collapse Of the rebellion, he called
his slaves together, acknowledged their
freedom, and offered to pay the men SIS,
the women So 80 per month, and the boys
9 proportioDate sum. if they would stay
with him. He also hired other negroes
from the neighboring plantations. His
farm embraced l. GOO aeress, Of which 700
we're cleared. It was late in the season,
but he prepared to raise larger crop
than ever and, says correspondent of
the Chicago Tribune, who visit the place,
"to-day (Aug. Il, as the product of the
labor of ffty-three l6borers, he has over
500 acres of cotton, while each negro has
his garden of sweet potatoes, corn, and
other truck, around his cabin-Mr. W White-
law having assigned each one an acre Of
ground, free Of rent" He had been COM
PEELED TO discharge one hand, and one only,
during the season. The rest had labored
faithfully and steadily. Few of them were
women, the men preferring that their
wives should lot work in the field, but take
care of the house and the children. Mr.,
WhitelaW will probably make from the
labor of each man, the present year q sum
equal TO his value as 8 slave i've years ago