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FOR SALE, ONE HUNDRED ACRES
II OF WOOD LAND, one mile from Dispatch
depot, on the York River railroad, thirteen miles
from Richmond. Also, ONE HUNDRED ACRES
OF LAND in the county of Charlotte, two miles
from Keysville. It has smalhouse and all the ne
cessary out-buiidings, and also very fine young
orchard. This is we'll suited for refugees Bargains
can be had by application to BURTON & WAL
LACE. NH Cts
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ANOTHER Fresh IN THE JAMEs.-An-
os,'sr sudden and unexpected rise has
had . pace in the river. Yesterday it
,wo I Ia height nearly equal to the
..9 las. which We have had this wear
.na was saQ rising. The fresh Is snn
posed 70 DC the result Of the few w sr
Gays We hare recently hsa .h;o,, ,,.a
melted the largo banks Of .nn.n La Ia
nave collected in tie mountains ., ,Is
line Of the James. ~ '''s
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TREASURY DErAeTxyyr.,
CoNYEDEgArf STATES OF AMERICA.
RIcpxoHp, December !, 1864.

RicpSoND, December !, 1864. }
CEVEN-T II RI Y EASIIRy
~ NOTES.-IG pursuance of an act of Congress
approved November q, 1854, entitled An &C. q
authorize the Secr-ta-y iehe Treasury 70 exchan,
coupon boad So ..9e1-th.rty treasury notes" ho.
of sa,h notes ave hereby notified that after In,
payment of tie annual interest due thereon On ia
first dag Of January, 1855, upon presentation Of
same, the Eres!cer. Assistant Treasurers and Nv
DcpoSitarics las designated =. footl will es,ie CERT
cates therefor, Which ~i,l eati.le tha holder. >,
coul boads paya5e thirty years after ne first lay
of January 1875, bearing xix Per cent. interest from
the saia irs. of January, $50, payable OF tne.sfn
days Of January AMI jay in each year The TIE l.
surer, Assistant Treasurers ard Depositaries viii
make weekly reports to the Register of the treasury
of such certificates issued at their Offices Vhereuron
bonds will be sent forward in satisfaction Of sane
The notes will be cancelled IN the usual manner and
forwarded 10 the First Aud tor.
G. A. TRENHOLM
Secretary Of Treasury
Treasurer at Richmond. VIZ gina
Assistant Treasurers a. CLa,le stor All Mobile
Dcpos,taries at Raleigh ard Wi.mir gtoa, North Ca
rolna
Dcpositaries at Charleston an1 Columbia South a.
roua.
Depositaries at Savannah and ALs,.ta Georgia
DepcsitarieS at Tallahassee, flol4da and Nont,o,
merry, Alabama.
Deposi:sries at Columbus, Mississippi, ana Houston
and Marshall, Texas. n "a
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HUsrISGs CoURT.-The business of
the Hastings Court of Magistrates on
Saturday was confined to the exalnina-
ton of two slaves, named Noble and
John, charged with burglariously enter
ing the house Of Robert Armstcad and
stealing therefrom a lot Of bacon, etc.
Both parties were deemed guilty Of the
offence, and ordered thirty mine lashes
apiece.
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COMMITTED TO CASTLE TnuNpER.-The
following parties have been committed
to Castle Thunder since our last issue:
Mary, slave of Mrs Catherine Duke,
charged with harboring slaves and aiding
in their escape to the Yankees.
Sam Brown, slave Of Squire w. Bas~
ket, Of Fluvanna, recaptured from the
enemy.
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NOTlCE.-All persona having claims
IN against the estate Of y. H. BEIlANS de-
ceased are hereby notified to present them, properly
authenticated, for payment, and all those due the
estate w please cali and settle hero without delay
JOHN w GILL,
Administrators Of .. III. Berans, deceased,
at ofice Of the Richmond, fredericksburg apd 20.
toMAe Railroad Company, NH i-~le.'
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SALE OF REAL Es.

TATE, In IIENRICO COUNTY, AT AUG
TION.-By virtue Of deed Of trust executed to
me on the I'd day Of March,. 1864, from Martin
Baker ard wife, of record in the clerks office OF the
County Court Of Henrico, viii SELL the premises,
on TUESDAY, March ~, 1865, q. o'clock + NJ.
the property described in said deed, lying on the
Osborne turnpike about five niles below Rich.
mond. and recently occupied by said Raker. con.
sisting OF TRACT OF LAND containing about
forty-dye aeresOwith the improvements thereon,
namely q .wo-a.ory framed Dwelling, with four
rooms Kitchen, &c.
TERMS: Cash.
WALTER +. PLEASANIs, Trustee.
JANIS N. TAYLOR, Auctioneer. NH IS
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NXECUTOR'S SALE OF THREE Me-
GROES will sell, on WEDNESDAY
NEXT, the 22d instant. at the auction house OF n
NJ Lee in the city Of Richmond, at ii o'clock, one
NEGRO WOMAN, about twenty years old. and her
CHILD, two years old also, one BOY, about nine
teen years old-farm hands
JAMES W. MARTIN,
Executor of James Martin, deceased.
NH 20-3t
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sKkAsURY ixPAR7uKNr !
oofxEDsfAir sraTI5 or Aa&sicA..
Rc lZuuud Auc,. At 1acA

1
OoE1EDsn.ir sra7Es AM&sicA.
Nc luond, August s, 1854 J
4 SEKT1F1ChTkSOE INDEKTEDN ~
" BEARING SIX PER CENT. PER AN>sT-a
INTEREST AND FREE PROM TAXATION -
Sic fourteenth section Of TIE set 20 reduce the car.
REM, approved FEBRUARY II, 1864, he se1-ctarTI
The Treasury - authorized 20 issue .ae abo7e o.
hcates payable two years after -. ratification 50
treaty CT peace WI tie United States Tapv ,a,.
not DC sold, bat ct. ouy 20 De isslsi to such 80,
tors CT :he GOVERNMENT wil.in. 70 rec.:,a -
sasne II payment Of theli demands They rms -
aa giyer, at par, thous b free from tix..0.,- ~
TIE attention OF purchasing agents and d,s,,,r.s.
ing officers c. the Government is called to .his -
ofpuhlic securities as offering peculiar aayan.arss
TO those from whom the supplies of he Goyernnsrt
are bought and &c facilitate the use of them
drawn By disbnrsing officers upon the depos,,aria "a
holding these funds, and marked across tho a.
"payate in certificates Of indebtedness will ~
paid in conformity herewith.
Derositaries are hereby authorized ard -eopi-aa
to comply with this regulation, and to make sprai
cation to the Register for supplies CT certificates
required. lSiyEedl q. a. TRENHOLM,
ia -cS Secretary of Treasury
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NTARKET FARM OF FIFTEEN AND

MARKET FARM or FIFTEEN AND
wi AHALF ACRES, WITHIN TWO AND \
HALF MILES or RICHMOND. FOR SALE AT
AUCrIOC-AND FARM FOR kkNT, EITHER
FOR MONEY OR PART OF TUE CROPS Win
SUITABLE RESIDENCE FOR A LARGE OR
SMALL FAMILY.-Will be sold on the premises,
at auction, OH MONDAY, the Goth Of March, at II
o'clock NJ, tie MARKET FARM Of fifteen and a
half acres on the Charles City road, the resi-
dencc OF John N Davis, Esq. There is small
dwelling, with four rooms, stable, &c. the land IS
highly improved, and has few acres in wood Al
ter the sa. will be rented the land immediately OPP
posite with large or small residence, the party
renting NAV prefer, and ample servants accommo-
dations and farm buildings.
FERNS: For the land cash. Ihe renting will be
for money or part of the crops.
GRUBBS & WILLIAMS, Auctioncers.
P.s-This property is two miles within our main
def,nces. NH ltd
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Treasury DXPARTskSI
CoNFEpEE, STATES OF AMFaICA,
,REAsueY DsP4at2L|.,

CoIF.DERATE STATES os A@Efi.', |
RICHMOND, October =, ii'''
NON-TA GABLE BONDS, ~ =.
HUNDRED-MiL LoAT.--sAih ~ ~
INSTANTANEOUS Applications f@t'.7 ,,.
made for bonds at the established prIoe O .' -,
dred and thirty-iive dollars and interest -
cumstances that entitle them u 'aT3.S "A,
alton, il has been determined TO coE.lAdT 49,
at the above price until further notice ..,r,,.e
Agents for the sale Of these Bonds ar 80.
to act in accordance With this order; ani n, H -
ton of iishursing officers a: the u9ygrrIrn,f
aculariy called TO it. u. A jttN ,e,r7.
la2-ts Secr"iarS 81 '"'
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TREASURY DsrasrMzNr, \
EDERATE STATES OF ANEucA.
Richmond, july -. l3fi
Treasury ExraRTyEHT
CpyrEprplTE STATES OF A1fRfCt

7 DAMS ON THE SECURITY OF THU
IL FIVE HUNDRED MILLION SIX PER
CENT. NON-TAXABIE BONDS, UNDER IRE
SEVENTH SECTION OF THE CURRENCY
LAW.--Deposlss on call viii be rec i've BY ise
Treasurer in this city, Assistant reiaIrers a.
Charleston and Mobile, aud tie D;To ...y7"s a!
Wilmington, Raleigh, Columbia, A. glsa stvsa-
nah and Montgomery, and certificate " Re l'50
cr the same, bearing interest NJ tie rate ct four Pr
cent. per annum, and secured by the hyron-...l'i
IF an amount Of the aboTe bonds eQua! 10 20
Of these loans. The bonds to te set apart b u
Treasurer, and the proceeds when sold, aiII-i ez'
clusively to the raynen: CT The said certificates
The security and convenience Ihortad 70 hams
and other corporations, and 20 the puhe get a..
by this mode Of temporary Investment, and tie s'
Get Of the measure, II generally adopted IN t'-'-
ng the currency vi hin .oderate bounds il il hC,-l
sill commend it to the favorable coRsdera.en Of -
community and secure their prompt co-cTert'loa
carving t;nto effect: c. A TRENHOLM,
;a2-.s Secretary CT the Ireasa1T.
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FUTURE DAY.
BY L. II. Luck & Co., Auctioneers,
mo. sc Main street.)

IN WEDNESDAY NEXT, at the
~ residence Of q. ". Armstead. corner 4
Twenty-fourth and Clay streets, Church Hill, will
be sold. at public auction, HOUSEHOLD and
KITCHEN FURNITURE, consisting Of
l handsome MAHOGANY WARDROBE,
> large size;
handsome MARpLE-TOP BUREAU,
BEDSTEADS, -
TABLES,
SOUIABLES,
CHAIRS,
Fine COOKING-STOvE,
COAL,
WOOD, &c.
HOUSE TO BIS RENTED at the same time.
l.. II. LUCK e. CO..
NH 20-3ts Aucti0neers.
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BY Grubbs & Williams, Apctioneers.

HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND
II SLAVES FOR SALE AT AUCTION.-At
the rcaucs, of Mr.. John Is. Valentine, who Is about
to decline housekeeping, shall sell, at lis re.
sdcncc on the south side of Clay street. hear Brook
Avenue, on TUESDAY, 2ist March, 1869 Gem
nture, consisting of the usual variety. After which
will be sold The following very valuable servants,
viz woman, aged 80, ana her sour children, aged,
respectively, l6, II, Il, aud years. The servants
are very likely.
TERMS: Cash. GRUIBS & WILLIAMS,
NH Il AuctionecTs.
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BY i. ?. Harris, Auctiopeer.

ByF P. Harris, Auctiopeer.
T WILL SELL, ON FRIDAY, the oath
l. of March, the HOUSE and LOT now occupied
by Mr.. Bennett, on Clay street, near Buchanan
Spring, fronting Clay street forty feet and run
ming back to an alley one hundred and forty feet
The house has five rooms, and is situated in plea
SAINT neighborhood.
Immediately after the sale Of the house, will be
sold a lot Of FURNITURE, consisting Of Beds,
Chairs, Cabinets, &c; one small Cart and Har-
ness, and Cow. fresh to the pail
TERMS: Cash. r. I. HARRIS,
NH 2O-3ts Auctioneer.
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SOUTHERN ExrRTSS toS 80,

SOUTHERN ExrRrss t"S ~ !,
RIcuMoxp, V,RotsI., February - *,
Agents and ,nc<,.neers Will rcoe'ye ap.t,,,d. i.
promptly any PACKAGES marked ~ ao.'
let the charges be collected ~ RichrgHH IA kss
Shippers will be requested 20 PVT NJ. ~.
in good shipping condition, and ear sisit.
WAYS reg.rtl these goods rs frcierr'H '.l'Asr;eat
j. L. GIBSON, Assistan; eAl' r..cp,s,.y
Southern Gspse-s - d.
Charlottesville and Lyncheu'g rem .,.l...
and serd bill to i.ypres3 ot'i>" a. .''-- e. . Il
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VERY VALUABLE HOUSE AND
Y LOT OF THREE AND A QUARTER ACRES
OF LAND AT HALIFAX COURT HOUSE, FOR
SALE PRIVAGELY.-We offer for sale this pro-
perty, In the village of Halifax Court House, con-
sisting of dwelling with four large rooms, Is |2O
feet With two halls and several large closets and
attic an Office with four rooms Il kitchen aud one
other servants house; corn house and carriage
house. The garden is rich and productive the
yard finely shaded the situation pleasant and
healthy, and the neighborhoOd equal to any.
TERMs--Sl0, 900 cash, and $4,000 in Confederate
bonds at their market value. Possession given at
once.
GRUBBS & WILLIAMS,
mar l6-4t Auctioneers.
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BY Thomas W. Keesee, Auctioneer,
f0oyernor street, between Main and Franklin.)
VALUABLE HOUSEHOLD AND
KITCHEN FURNITURE, PICTURES, OIL
PAINTINGS: MIRR0Rs; OIL OF Ju IN Ell ~ ST.
CHINA, GLASSWARE, WATCHES, JEWELRY,
CLOTHING, &c, FOR SALE AT AUCT1ON:-1
will SELL at my store, Governor street, on MON
= large lot lot Of HOUSEHOLD and KITCHEN FUR
NITURE, &c, consisting, in part, OF
WARDROBEs,
BUREAUS,
EXTENSION, DINING, CARD and TEA
TABLES,
SEwING-MACHINES,
WASIISTANDS,
CARPETS,
MAHOGANY, cANE-sEAT and WINDSOR
CHAIRS,
BEDsTEADS,
MATTRESSES,
Oh PAINTINGS and PICTUREs-several
very fine English views;
MICROSCOPE, in perfect order;
30 pounds superior YOUNG HYsoN TEA,
OIL OF JUNIPER,
PRESERVED FRUIT,
PICKLES,
MIRRORS,
WINDOW CURTAINS,
WINDOW SHADES,
GAS FIXTURES,
STOVES,
KNIVES,
q. FORKS.
SPOONS.
TINWARE,
CROCKERY,
GENTLENfENs, LADIES' and CHILL
DREN'S CLOTHING,
CALICO and DOMESTIC DRESS GOODS,
GOLD and SILVER WATCHES,
DIAMOND BREAsrP1N,
SILVER and P1.ATEDwARE,
NH IS T. w. KEEsEE, Auctioneer.
By James R. Radcliffe, Auctioneer.
I'm MONDAY, the Goth instant, at 10
~ o'clock, at my store, on Fifteenth street (late
r. Cauthorns(, will sell at auction lot of arti-
c!es belonging to a refugee and which must DC sold,
large and heavy THREE-PLY CAR
1NGEAIN CARPETS, .,,s,,,o . -
About fifty yards new DOMESTIC CAR
handsome BLUE DINNER SIT, of one
hundred and forty pieces;
GLASS BOWL,
PRESERVE DISHES,
GOBLEIS,
WINES,
DECANTERs, Sc.
COOKING-STOVE,
BEDsTEADs, &c.
A lot of CLOTHING,
JAMES R. RATcL1FFE,
NH IS Auctioneer.
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NOTiCE.-All persons are -, ,"r
asains. employing or hatH'i'.r IAN
RLEY. lie is ahou. s. yents e. "a. pr,n
wncs, spoken to; formerly 10 'oixsd To -
ter. OF this city. lie ID = runaway ., Ma
W. STAGE, ilth - NJ, il !
Nih i7~-s.s i'''-''---
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FOR RENT AT AUCTION.
By Grubbs & Williams, Auctioneers

By Grubbs & Williams, Auctioneers.
DWELLING FOR RENT AT AUG
J TION.--On TUESDAY, 2lst March, imme-
dlltely after the sale for Mr.. John i. Valentine,
say at II O'Clock NJ, will rent at auction, upon
the premises the FRAMED DWELLING recent
ly occupied by 2. Ruhl, on the north side of Clay,
between Henry and Smith streets. It has about
six ROOMS, kitchen, &c and is in good order.
Possession at once.
GRUBBS & WILLIAMS.
NH 90 AuctiOncers.
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yVO VIRGINIA SOLDIERS

die1s in the field froa NIrsliit t.H ".,rYi
visions sent them free Of expense ~ ID"
ERN EMPRESS COMPANY. -.h,,.rsp
Package, should b., marked PLAINLY Wig ~ 1-..a
of the soldier, company, regimen: ana 4. "a,
care of F. H. Mayo. Captain and Al r. -. q.
termaster, Richmond. Virginia, wl2 -"
they are sent 10 the proper 'ontm1h's- 90. rr7re
The agrt emcnt made with the 3oI'-'''" 80
Company, February 2"th, io5s' ~..t , l.--r ..it
force, and the friends OF soldiers !" -. .-se
will mark their packages a. formerly ~
their respective Associations: ..r.lsar!
f. W. SIMS, Lieutcr any u.
an. Chief of Railroad T.9;'g.,i,+s
Approved; A. X. LAwroS, Q.artcGin''7A'
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NAVY DxPARTMxNr,l
OFFICE SPECIAL SERVICE,
RICHMOND, VA, September 10, 1864.
NOTICE.-From and after MONDAY
IN NEXT, the 26th instant, the STEAMtR
SCHRAPNEL will leave the wharf at Rockets fol
the JAMES RIVER SQUADRON daily at O'CLOCK
A. n. and o'clock p. NJ, touching at all the pIin.
cipal landings on the river.
JOHN II. PARKER,
% 20-ts Lieutenant in charge.
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THIS DAY:
By Redwood, Phillips & Co., Auctioneers,
mo. 81 Main strcet.)

WYE WILL PROCEED TO SELL.
w at auction. at the store No. q Main street,
THIS fMonday] MORNING, commencing .at 10
O'Clock, the residue OF stock Of MERCHANDISE
belonging to Mr.. J. NJ. Forest the having removed
q few doors below his old stand), embracing, amor
other articles.
IRON,
STEEL,
DEDSTEADS,
BARRELS,
UOLLOWWARE, &c.
REDWOOD, PHILLIPS Il CO., Auctioneers,
NH 90 ii Main street.
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By Freeman q Co., Auetioneers,
fcorner Of Ninth and Main styee:s.)
1850 Il
CHAMBER FURNI.
TURE.
GOLD WATCHES,
GLASS AND. CIIINAwARE,
BOOTS AND SHOES,
PROVISIONS,
DRY GOODS,
TRUNKS,
sEwING-MACHINES,& &c, &C.,
AT AUCTION.

Tn WJINES L the ga instant, COMMENCING
at 10 O'Clock A. NJ VIII sell, al salcsrocEl,
corner of Main and Ninth streets large and varied
assortment Of GOODS, consisting Of the following
and other articles:
ONE MAGNIFICENT ROSEWOOD CHAMBER
ROSEWOOD JENNY LIND BEDSTEAD,
1 do MARBLE-TOP CABINET,
l. do WARDROBE.
do. MARBLE TOP WAsHSTAND,
do do. TABLE,
do e BOOKCASE.
JENNY LIND and other BEDSTEADS,
MARBLE-TOP CABINETS.
MAHOGANY WARDROBES,
Do WASHSrANUS,
Do. IIAIR-CLOTH ROCKING
CHAIRS,
PARLOR, CANE and WINDSOR CHAIRS,
HAIR and SHUCK MATTRESSES
WINDOW SHADES and CURTAINS,
GLASS and CHINAWARE,
COOKING and other STOVES,
DRY GOODS,
FANCY ARTICLES,
BOOTS and SHOES.
DINING and other TABLES,
MIRRORS,
PICTURES,
GOLD WATCHES. .-
yerv handsome MARBIE-TOP BAR COUN
TER, heating apparatus attached;
l barrel FLOUR,
barrel NEAL,
l barrel CORN,
Several excellent SEWING MACHINES,
lot LUMBER,
lot BRICKS.
FREEMAN & CO., Auc.ionecrs,
NH Is corner of Main and Ninth streets.
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EOR SALE, one CLOSE CARRIAGE
L and SULkEY, finished in the best style, and
perfectly new. Apply to I. G., Office Tredcssr Iron
Morks. NH 20-lts
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QUaRrrRy ASrsR', DlFtRfdtNi, y g. -
OFFICE SyrERiSIE$pt> KN'h'''
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TOBACCO,
GOLD and SILVER WATCHES,
zoo bales SMOKING TOBACCO.
L. Ii. LUCK CO.,
NH 20 Auctioneers.
BY G. w. Willis, Auctioneer,
no. GO Main street,
WILL BE SOLD AT AUCTION, AT
w my store, TUESDAY NEXT, 81 instant,
at 10 O'Clock. a desirable lot of
HOUSEHOLD and KITCHEN FURNITURE,
CRoCKERY and GLASSWARE,
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
SHOES,
HATS.
BLANKETS,
DRY GOODS, &c.
ALSO,
Several fine GOLD and SILVER WATCHES,
NH 20 G. W. WILLIS, Auctioneer.
By Robinson, Adams & Co., Auctioncers,
icorner of Ninth and Main streets
WE WILL OFFER AT AUCTION,
w on WEDNESDAY next, the 22d instant,
commencing at 10 o'clock.
BLOCKADE GOODS,
GROCERIES,,
LIQUORS,
CIGARS,
LADIES' SHOES,
MISSES SHOES,
CHILDREN'S SHOES,
MANUFACTURED TOBACCO,
SMOKING TOBACCO,
MISCELLANEOUS GOODS.
Particulars in special notice on the morning Of
Consgnments solicited
NH 20 Auctoneers
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4 ICORICE.--Ten cases STICK LICO-
J. 4 RICE fof sale by
nh te-sts II. WENDRNBuRg u CO.
, 1865-06-29

Of he p'g iron product OF the United States
The mining enterprises Of Lake Supe,io.
a'c In shsIr Infancy. They have hardly
ec,atslsd the turace, comparing the
rsults rcIcfed with the INST -undtstu,bci
rcallh beneath. All the iron taken out has
be. Il yieldt d1.y shallow openings In the iron
hill-sides, and nillions OF tons are equally ac-
cekslble without expensive Processes, and
with q very small outlay Of mining skin. The
m'nes are ,hus far simply. qusrries IN which
blocks ere blasted, hrckcu aud taken cut
with no more difficulty, save hardness In
woIkirE than deposits og slate ot matblc.
In tome cases an average OF FIVE tons por dsy
tas been taken ouf by smsll gang. it's In
he. direction Of reducing the ore. and The
adoption Of the best processes reached
through experience Of other mining sections
Of this country and Europe, that the skill
and enterprise of.these mining companies Are
to be tested. These are especially favored
by the vast forests that III this region. re-.
moved 80 far from other uses In the market
ns to be kept within reach Of the charcoal
burner. driven from the timber lands of the
older States, and enabling the Lake Superior
mines to compete with the world In It's sup
ply Of fifst-class charcoal metal.
There arc three principal companies In op-
e:atlon, says the report. The jackson, Lake
Superior, and Cleveland. The New York,
Parsons, Marquette, Lake Aogeltne and Pitts.
bu'gh have made beginning In sending for
wmd ore, while dozen or mere others HIRE
reached various stages Of Development. The
work is Performed BY drilling aud blasttns.
1k, T.
, 1865-06-29

aary n. johnson writing to the TRIBUNE
from Waldo, Illinois, In relation to some plan
Of CONNIE motasing the heroism of the pirate
soldiers Of the Union army, closes her letter
thus
Is II not desi.able to erect in every county
q, plain, durable monument, and 'inscribe
thereon the name Of every soldier who en-
nsled IN said county, and has fallen in the
conflict. Perhaps In densely populated coun-
ties it would be desirable to have one in each
township. 20 that the record might embrace
all needfnl data. Statistics might now be
obtained more easily than in after years, and
there are many disabled soldiers who might
well br employed In such q work.
Shall We see the right movement, Ia the
right direcslon:"
The suggestion Is good one and We beg
our legal friends of the West to con6ider It.
The amount Of money for each county would
be Insignificant compared with tho substsn'
tial effect OF Its tribute to the beroism Of the
dead. What says the county of Boone. Will
Ehe set the cxamples
, 1865-06-29

The Ph.lsde1phia hens, IN nothing: the de-
p5ss:es eond'sto1 7 q tae q, stoSk srkssa1 ssss
eled ar3set dnes thc oil bcatnees - repfesented
sy y LOT m e,sent IT, s,osS z,s,s4s y pss.
rtegats million. Of dolisrs of espitas, oone ,aat
,nvtstn enz, Ere kfcktd asont ~ footballs, md
III aoss s M aeass %s3 and ,
who taort t1me SIM 9 Invested, the ea7rogs Of 4
eelyes reou1e aGsinrt 'ns11n. have been rutued by
the .'S5 s!osk8s and the .thugsr who tufbst the
stock boards and pol son The atmotphercln N which
again cave heen B4crlncstl through The imbe-
c'llty, stupidity or reckless :vLtlstny Of those
t. MhS ss IT, 9svs m II ~ a
Ia cur city to-day. tnsht to he in he condition It
" Or thst there = legitimate f.ason tor It. 1s 70
a.Eelt shst 1t nus Unnecessarily remain 70 would
be q libel On the 1udsnent and skill OF very
.sfge 11uber Of OF people who are Interested in
ibis resl1y great nd tmpost,nt interest from its
present pros Eate {,orttiony It needs oAJaI, no
Hercules. fellher 10 there any s7par,or poneF
ii. 1 cometnstie = Of efror', gcvernsd 6y = sound
and pSudent Mans cement Is Necessary, Aconcett
Of aluon on the 1art Of 1hose most deepl9. legid-
take from the hands Of The Sbylocks of tue aaeer
beer boara, or the easxlataps Of the more '9high
tone and respectable" tw1udlers Who lolI IN the
well hioned chai>s Of the tod board Let
tho,a w1> zeprerenk honest and .oeItnaata oil
enterprise form themselves Into M ;. association
to1 the proper protscann Of the oil Interest," aud
let them put 'hefr combined powars .sainbt the
forty thieves" and 50 press down on them un-
III ,heF are crushed oat OF slkht. Let The. bogus
shilling and n9Iy cent companies be auuihllated
and obhtera;ed, end adopt tuch measures ae arc
necessary 10 give 10 Hir and Legitimate oil comps
aies Status ind standing OF substantial respeet-
ability before tic world. a little uae. d fair
a7oount OF featnersthoaeht and good:shaIe Of In
teillaent and energetic aettca would without
doubt, result In removing the .ncubus that now
1ssss upon the, baslness, and well repay those
f]ho give their .tne and attspton to the sEbjett'