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Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1866-02-01
A UDITOR'S NOTICE-In The matter Of

IA The estate of Isaac H,ddaugh, deceased.
The undersigned, auditor, appointed to distribute
The monies in the hands OF the Adminstr raised from
by the sale OF decedens personal estate, wtattend
the duties OF his appointment at his Office iii the
borough OF To"anda, on Friday, the 10Th day OF Jan
having claims upon said monies must present them or
else be forever debarred from the same.
BENZ. NJ. Pc X,
Dee 20 1863 Arditor
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DEGISTER'S NOTICE.-Notice is h,

EGlSTER'S NOTICE.-Noticei is hereby
U given, that there has been filed aud settled in the
Office OF the Register of Wills in and for tie County Of
Bradford accounts OF Administration upon The follow
ing estates, viz:
Final acct of Harry Mix admir- OF the estate of John
Smons decd, late OF North Towanda.
Final acct OF 5. Farwel, admir- Of the estate Of jos
puirk, deed, late OF Smithfield.
Final acct Of S P; Wocolt, admr OF the estate Of
Final acct of Mary }. Overpeck, formerly Mary J.
Titus, admir- Of NJ. II. Titus. deed late Of HeIi,k
Final acct Of James II, Ward admir- OF the estate OF
Henan Il. ilickok, decd, late of Troy.
Final acct OF D. l.. & d. B. Barnes admir- Of the es
tate OF Allen W. Barnes. late of Rome twp.
Final ace t OF CandUs 5. Whipple and David Whipple
adm Is OF Nathan Whippe, Gee d, late OF Burlington
Final acc OF T. Case, executor OF the estate oi TIM
othy Case, dec d. late OF Troy.
Final acct Ol Barlingame Haythorn Of John
Haythorn, dee ii late ui Burlington.
Final acct o! SarSh +. Cobb, admiX the tate Gf
Edmund l.. Cobb, deed, late of Pike
Final acct oi Eliza +. Spencer, admix OF the estate
nf Joseph q. Spencer, deed, late OF Wiudham.
Final acct OF James Mason. adm of the estate Of
Hiram Mason, decd, late oi Wirlham.
o. nal account OF Nc Shores, adnr oi the estate OF
stephen L. Clark, dec d, late OF Wysox.
Final acct of John Ferguson and J B Packard, ex-
ecutors OF Joel Packard, deed, late OF Granville
Final acct Of Robert Mckee admir- If the estate Of
Ira Forest, dec d. late of Smithfeld
Final acct OF Levi c. Preston executor Of Nancy T.
Decker, deg d, late oil Springfield.
Final acct Ui Thomas owens adlnr OF the estate .!
james Gerdon, dec q, late of Wells
Partial acct OF Augusta Snyder eXcliN OF &. p. Sny
der, dec d, late of Athens.
Final acct OF Marritt NJ. Buckhout admir- of the es-
tate OF jacob g. Buckhout decd late OF Granville
ALeO-Ehe apprais nent OF property set of by the
Executor or Administrators widows children 6 the
following decedents:
Estate OF David Andrews,
NJ. MCrelny,
Philinder Foster
'' Samuel w. Wilcox
4" Serus Blardman
4" f p. Perine,
" Warren Frisbie
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G4s~ The Rev 5. +. Brown, aud wife, most
gratefully thank their many kind friends for their
liberal Donations, ON the 25th of Jan, and the Sd
of October last, amounting in all to about $500.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1866-02-01

FoR RENT--The Sd story Of Union Block
Towanda Inquire at the Office of G. D. Mon
tanye.
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GRAND CONCERT AND DANCE The Ulster
Brass Band, (Wm Dittrich, Leader,) will give a
Concert and Dancing Party, at Patterson's Hotel.
Milan. on Thursday Feb. % 1865. Bill, 50 30.
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b1g~ The Bradford County Teachers Asso-
citation will meet at Helrick, on Friday, Feb 9th
at II o'clock, \. n. O. T. YoUNG, Pres
ADDm P,sSMoRF, Sec.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1866-02-01

tg- Justices Of the Peace elected at the
4. election. are notified that it is necessary for
.. TO file in the Prothonotarys office within thir-
l.v, from the day of election, written notice OF
lar Intention to accept said office and take out
... commissions If they neglect this. their
ma, will not be certified to the Secretary of the
r~mouwcalth
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TRIAL LIST FOR FEBRUARY TERM,

n Commencing Monday, Feb. 5th, A. d., 1866
Nathan Esbee V. q Hahaway's heirs. .ejectment.
Lydia MunsOn VS.. Amos Baker. ............. issue
Daniel Curran vs.. Mary Ann Bishop. -. debt
John F Means David Wilmot ............. apueal
Wm Clymer vs.. Perry Cobb ct. al ....... eectnent
+ y Page vs. = Bl God Observation-Disclosures. debt
Samuel Schrader adm vs.. Thomas Doud- Sci. Fa.
VS.. ..... do.
II a Hood VS.. Snipman & Welles ............ debt
d NJ Osborn Il Co W, II Welles ct. al ....... debt
AlansOn Smith VIM Hstorrs ct al l trepass, ,
Chas Clapp vs.. Weles, BE cd Co rep levin
Chas Knapp Long Sons. .trespass
Clark & Baker ADraham Steers ct al l....... deDt
James Sawyer ". AiOnzo long. ............ case.
John Boris PomerOy Bros -. ............ trespass
Amos GriithS et al. vs. h SpaldDg ......... appeal
Polly Chon Johu Sweet. ........... repievin
Thomas Smead's admrs vs.. Hiram Spear. case
Geo Holden ~. John Sweet - ...... eiectmept
\ WOrden vs.. II b Vangilder ............ appeal.
Daniel Blackman James l. Rockwell ........ case
Mary Aili,ters VS.. Jos Lee lunatic tespass
Allen White VS. Lewis y. Goodwin. appeal
r b Hall vs.. Caroline Hall .... -. ... ciectnen1
John Nellcs ASST gnee Shepard & Hathaway do.
Samuel Hyatt ct. al. f. 5 Elliott ct. al tresDass
Elijah Walker Peter Henderson, ........ arpeal.
Eleazer Pomeroy vs.. Josiah Gilbert eje tmeni
Augustus Lewis vs.. d ID Brewster. ....... -. do
II Phuney Otis Lyon. ................... case
David Barber VS.. VIM Collins $500. ....... sci ia
Com wealth Of Penn'a VS.. T. p Sweet ct al .... do.
Fall Creek Coal Iron Co. VS. J NJ smith .trespass
John Osborn Richard 9 Sinsabaugh DO.
Harris vs.. Wright. Garni>hec g. .. altch. ex.
& Russells use same do
John SatmagSh same appeal
Harris ". same do
same same da
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
Bradford County,
SubpGnas retulnaJle on Monday, Februar IL A. d.
lSG6. at 10 4. NJ. Z. o. GOODRICH
Jan. is, 1866. Parliamentary
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Dec. 20, lShJ
4 UDlTOR'S NOTICE.-hp lie a7atler o

A UDlTOR'S NOTICE.-Ia Tie a7at!er Of
N he esfaie Of {. II. Kdiosg dcceGytd. IN tie
Orphan 5 Court oi Bradford County.
The undersigued auditor appointed 10 tribute
the monies IN the hands the administrator. raised by
the sale OF decedents real estate, wIi attend to the
duties OF his appU tment at the his Office in Tuwanda
Dor"uSh, Saturday, The 2Olh day Oi January lSUG
I'll O'Clock p. NJ. and all persons having claims
upon said monies must present them else lie forever
debarred from coming i. tor share Gt said funds.
II. 3. AckEaN,
Dec. lAbI &gGtnr
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\ l. Z THE UNDERSIGNED,

NOR ALE THE UNDERSIGNED
4 having became impaired in health, wishes to change
his business aud therefore offers Tor sale his well known
premises in Sheshequin This is undoubtedly the best
location for Blacksmith in Northern Pennsylvania and
the premises ell fitted up for carrying that busi
sine-s. Good Shop. House &c.
If not sold before the ls OF APRIL will be for rent.
For further particulars, call on or add ess
G. W. VINCENT,
Jan. 20, Go -lapr. Sheshequn, Bradford Co., Pa.
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Bra1tord geporter.
2
J0C4L AND GENERAL.

The Rtporter is printed upon CAMP
.ll, country and Job Press, re Office No 90 Gold
.- York Thomas II. Senior agent.
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BOOTS AND SHOES.

Havngimade arrangements with manufacturers to
supply our sales with the best quality of Boots and
Shoes we shall Mt all times be able urniSh cuSt0
mers with the best custom made Shoes OF all kinds
for Ladies' Misses and Children and Boots for Mems and
BOYS wear at reasonable prices We shall also keep
stantly hand complete assortment of Mems, ,Womens
and Chidren'S RubberS and Arctic 0vershoes.
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Eeaal.

IL that the following applications for Licenses for
Taverns and Merchant Dealers, have been filed in
this Office. and that the will be presented to the
Court OF Quarter Sessions. Monday February 1866
Tor the consideration OF said Court
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1866-02-01

EOR SALE.-THE UNDERSIGNED
l. ofcrs co. sale his HOUSE and LOT. lso Carriage
~'a9 m! n situated in Monroe Boro', the buildings
hcins m good state Of repair, and the location good
any person deei r0us of engaging in the wagon
oy carriage making, or any other business Terms
ma" easy. For further particulars enquire OF the sub
sciiUrI upon the premises.
MonrcctHn Iln. 20, I'D. PATRICK DUNFEF,
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LINENS & HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS

Bearhed, Halt Bleached, and Unbleached Damask Ia
bile Linens. NaT kins, Towels. Toweings, Scotch and
Russia Diapers, Bleached and Unbeached Huckabucks
Cr shes, lIish Linens &C. l0-4 and 9-4 Sheerings,
Pillow Case Cottons, Couuterpanes, Draping Muslins,
Shaker Flannel SheetnGs, Rose Blankets, &c, &c.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1866-02-01
TowANnA MARKETS. Wholesale Prices.
,nected e&ery Tuesday by f. T. Fox, No. /, Brick

WEIGHTS or GRAIN.-Wheat, 60 lbs; Corn Sc lbs {:
Rye, Sc lbs; Oats, - lbs Barley, 46 lbs Buck
wheat IS lbs; Beans 62 lbs; Bran, 90 lbs; Clover
Seed G2 his Dried Apples. % lbs: Flax Seed IS lbs
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Mem advertisements

BRIDGE LETTING-Sealed proposals
~ VIII be received at the house Of Gates Wilcox in
franklin, until o'clock p. m. on Wednesday Fell II
lsGG, Tor the building and completing OF Bridge acros
TOwanda Greek, said Wicoxs. Specifications for
the same may he at the store of Messrs Kelley
kilburn, in Franklin, and at the Commissioners Oice
for ten days previous to the letting of the same
w. +. DODGE.
JOHN BEARDSLFE Com.
STERN MCKEE.
Com RS Office Jan % IS6G
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Rcal Gstate.

VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE-The
farm known the Charles White Farm situate
in Franklin township IS for sale. 1t contains hun
dTed and thirty ytwo hundred OF which
mpro we'd. II is o the best watered farms in the
county, and is within miles of TowandA On the
same are Two good frame dwelling houses, very
large (haging been recently improyed). the other is
well calculated for tenant house two framed barns
one 36 by 4s feet, together with house, corn and
smoke house, &c. There is good sized apple orchard
bearing excellent fruit, large number of peach
which have yielded fifty bushels during the present
season, also ruitbearing grape vines. The farm is
well adapted to grain and grass.
For further particulars inquire OF Adams & Peet.
WELLINGTON BRAMHALL.
ToYanda Oct H. 1861
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DUBLIC DRAY-The subscriber having
L. purchased good Dray, desires TO inform the pub.
lie that he is fully prepared to do all kinds OF work in
his line. His services be secured from o'clock,
m. to o'clock, p. He transport Cheaply and
eXpeditously all kinds of Household Goods, MeIchan
die &c TO any point desired, and respectfully socts
a share of public patronage.
Stand in front of MaIshas Hardware store near
door TO the Post Office, where he always be
when not engaged. Orders lett at Marshas Hardwa c
store, will he promptly attended to.
r. s. THURBER.
Towauda Dec I, 1868 IT
K II B R cK at rox,s
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FALL ANDsWNTER DRESS GOODS !
MOURNING DRESS GOODS.

Black French Merinos, Bombazines Tamese Cloths
BaratheaS, MOhair Luses, ;lack and White Check and
Striped Poplins and Alpacas Double and Single Fold All
Wool Delanes, and ull line OF those High Lustred
BlacL Atpacas, at great reduction in price.
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A UplTOR'o NOTlCE.-Ia the matter Of the csiue Of
n jViHam Mead, late Of Athens t,rp., deed. Ia HE
Orphan CourtoI Bradford County.
The Undersigned al auditor, appointed by said court
10 dispose u exceptions fled 10 The Partial Account OF
T. - MatEeNson, Administrator, of said Mead, dee ed,
will attend 10 the duties at his. Office i'll the borough
OF TDwauda Monday, the 22d day ol January, ls66
at O'Clock p. m., and all persons having claims upon
said funds must present thcm or else be tor yer de-
barred from the same. W. A. PEGk,
ller. II lNhh
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LXECUTOR'S NOTICE.-N TICEIS
IL hereby given, that all persons indebted to the
deed, are requested to make immediate payment. and
those having demands against said estate win please pre-
sent duly authenticated for settlement.
RAYMOND GERNET,
Jan. (. 1866. Executor.
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n Office Is HEREBY GIVEN. THAT
~ a. c. Hopkins, c C. Paine W Carnochan and
Others, have presented to the Court OF Common Pleas
OF bradi'rd CO. the chatter OF The Troy Athcneum
praying the Court Tor decree Incorporation and that
he same VIII be heard on Monday, February 9th leGG
OF which all persons interested viii please IA ke notice
f. q. GOODRICH,
Jan. l6 1865. Prnlhnnnlnrr
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CoFFINs AND BURIAL CASES.

Our UndetakG's Department will at all times be
well supplied with everything in thst liue. We have
the
FINEST HEdRSE
In this section, not excepting anything west of New
York, and will attend Funerals within circuit of
T,csnty Miles, reasonable terms.
G. Fl. VOORHIS.
NJ. HART, Agent.
Athens, Jan. %, lS6G.-Iy
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FINE CLOAkS.
SHAWLS SHAWL.S !

Having made purchases before the recent great
advance in price, scare able to offer decided bargains
in Ladies' Misses and Chldrens Double and Single
Shawis. present stock tar surpasses extent md
variety aHy purchases have before mad in this
line and have avalcl ourselves OF the most favor
able time t. select the choicest and desirable goods
in the market.
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l)omell & Cos Nrm GOODS.
TNHE GREATEST ATTRACTIONS IN

Po w BILL & CO.
Have in store the largest stock of goods ever exhib
i'ed in Northern Pennsylvania. Additions will con
santly he made 10 this stock during the season. and
il will at all times be found FULL AND COMPLETE
in a its departments.
We invite the particular attention OF customers 10
our magnificent display OF
FALL ANDsWINTER DRESS GOODS |!
Which offer at prices much below those of last year.
We have given special to selections in This line
and able to exhibit the newest most fashionable
and most desirable styles TO be obtained Our new
stock comprises all colUrs OF Plain and Plaid French
Mernos, Empress Cloths. Striped Melanges. Striped
and Plaid POplins. Taeas Lanas, Tinse POplns Paris
Crepes Reps Plain and BrOcade Alpacas Poll de Chev
Delanes and Armuses Bright Paids for childrens
wear and great variety of other Dress Fabrics
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u RIDGE LETTING-Sealed proposals
~ Will be received al the Bridge near W H. PhiIlfp's
Mil III Granville between the hours Of and 3 q clock
p M, on Wednesday, Feb A. SGG for the building and
comp letting OF Bridge the Creek at that parc
MessIs. Kelley kborn, in West franklin aud at the
Commissioner Office for ten days previous to the let
ting the seme W b. DObGE
JOHN BEARDSLEE, Comrs
Stern MCKEE.
Jnn
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.,y see commissioners notices of bridge
- III another column.
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- PEC IA L.-ALL PERSONS HAVING
~ ucseitied book accounts with Us notes past due
are notified THAT payment must tie made immediately
j. d. HUMPHREY & co.
ALSO all persons indebted to the estate o J H. Hum
phrey not flied that all monies due said estate must
De P'ld IN medlately. IRA b. HUMPHREY.
Jan. 81. 1866. Administ Tstor
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BRIDGE LETTING-Sealed proposals
~ will be received at the house OF Reuben Stiles in
Fast Troy until o'clock p. m. on Thursday Feb Is
1906 for the building and completing nf Bridge across
sugar Creek near that place Specifications Tor the
same may be at the house tcubcn Stiles in East
Troy and at the Commiss ioHefs Office Tor ten DAYS pre-
vlous to the letting ot the same.
W. B. DODGE.
JOHN BEARDSLEE CONS
STERN MCKEE
: Ian,
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4 DMINISTRATORS SNOTICE.-N is
"A hereby given that all persons indebted to the es-
ate OF HIRAM B. JOINER, late OF Springfield tp, dec
are requested To make immediate payment, and those
having claims against said estate will present them duly
authenticated tor settlement.
MATTHEW HILL, Jr.,
Jan. 2j, 1866. Administrator.
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HAY SCALES FOR SALE :!
L [Patent Applied Forl
The Su' scriber having spent time and money in per
fecting New, Simple cheap, and Durable Hay Scale,
warranted correct tor five years longer, offer
to the public, on the following terus
One y eet platform Hay Scale, weighing 1000 lbs.
Uhe purchaser furnishing nd r ming timhes} $oO 90
one II It platform, weighing 600 los,....-.-. ll3 90
one IA 5000 ........ I25 10
Address, Il. W. JACKSON,
Jan. 25. GG.-ti Wyalusing. Bradford Co. Pa
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NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN. THAT
~ Wm. Il. Barton, Lyman DuTfee, Darius Bullock,
and Others, have presented to the Court OF Common
Pleas Of Bradford Co.. the charter of the &" Smhicd
Union Cemetery Association, praying the Court tur a
decree OF incorporation and that the will he heard
Monday, February 81 h, lssG, OF which all persons H.
tcre.ted will please take notice.
Z. 0. GOODRICH
Jan. 20 1866, PrDthUuutary.
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Rio Janeiro Market.

RIO JANEIRO january 1.-CosTEE.-This staple dur.
ing the pat twelve months hos been msnssed by our
dealers with much more prudence than IL previous
wears used tn be the osse me few Instances excepted
our quotation have always been In accordance with tho
prevailing rates Of exchange and tho existing demand
fr m the consuming markets. Holders have on the
average btcn ready sellers aud the accumulation f
heavy stocks WAS thereby avoided our sterling prices
show but comparatively slight fluctuations. and have
N tnly sponded vi the couras our bean has pur-
sued In Eur ,pe an North Amorlcs. Vory hgh prices
have uenera been paid the nns quail ties which were
very scaroe las, year. Tho other descriptions below
good lrot beng much neglected. have gradually ro
ceted aud tlw.rd the end Of December disparity OF
ne rlJ lJOrs between superior aud ordinary first
exised
We add holow our tables Of expectation; OF the crop
of 1856 about U 60 bags have heou shlppef and
he general impression In. tuat the quantity still ult in
the interior for tho next six Jnths Is small This
ia corr b0ratrd by the AL supplies and the
fact ts OF late, much Coffee OF tho hocond growth Is
cor.iug TO marhet which gererally Is the case when
stochs aro beginning dncro and is but probable
that our pricos will have sn upward tendonoy.
The new crop of 1S6667 Ia reported to h1vc h1wered
very satisfactorily and t" offer worry fair rroSrncta We
cannot expect liberal supplies thereof before August
aid in tho meantime shall have to work Oh ta9 balance
of this old and new serra sharo Coffee which uGet 10
O. me in to wards May and June.
sh,nmens Of Ootoe from Rio Jsnolro. from Ist Janu-
t1N
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saxy OrIenns Market.

NEW ORLEANS. april S-suaAS AID MoLAssEs -
The receipts from the soast since yeserda include %
hhd4 Sugar ind few barrels Of Moasscs The market
is we'll suppd-C with Louisiana Sugar, but 10 nearly
bare Of Mollsses. Tho tnqui noticed yesterday has
pr vailed to-day; and there We sales OF about e hhds
Sugar. IN several lUts. ~ HHo for seconds 15xo foc
yellow clarified. aud 1bxo. a b. t,r prime 10 oaooa
lot Of 80 bbls. common Moasses sold at blo q gal
lon.
WEsrERN PRODUCE AND PAovIsropa-corn aud Oats
continue n request and further advanced prices have
be- obtained for the former while Flour s only In local
demand at about previous rates. Provisions continue
very dull The sales thus far comprise SIS bba Flour
OF which lea and l25 e It 81, 100 common at $50
100 fair extra at $40 6o aud 100 good exra Of Sill
DBL $50 sacks white Corn at 81 q buShel. and 1910
sacks Oats at $50 p bushe Yesterday. no. previously
rerorsed, ll s,oks Corn In bad ordor sold at 71So
89 sacks yellow mixod at 8Oc, 402 yellow as slc and
S37 white i,ed at 9Oc 2 bushel We have heard OF
sales of Hess p Jrk at S18 q ooL
April. L-CoTToH Yesterday factors evinced an In
creased anxiety realize. and being able to operate
freely at decidedly lower prices buyers Game forward
and took 2 bales further deolne OF fully To- and
In some of 20. p iS Low Middng WAS sold yes
rerdsy as low as $40 Strict Low Middliny at $780,
showing declius OF &c. from last Erdayu currency;
yet ~ the game al ousinesS ut less reduction we
IN
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speech of tho emperor Napoleon.


On the 2al Ms,oh tho deputation from the Corps Leg
fsiat the address from body In response
10 the epeeon from the throne Tie Emperor Oh re-
eeiving the address spoke q, h,llowsi
The grolt majority the Corps Legislatiu nave CON
nrmod once more by voting thi. address, the policy
which has given you ffeon yoars OF tranquility anu
prosperity thaukyou. Without allowing yourselves
10 be- crred away by vain thsore. prescntei In soduc
Hive osb "a alone capable OF aiding tho emancipation OF
thought the OF humanity You Said 70 your
latng our march by the appeasemcnt Of ps'siuns and
the wants OF society," Is not our motive tho common
yelfare aud what traction would your mission have
for Won or my puwer for me- II separated FROM the ove
Of ofjusce? would you 90 through snoh Iong ana ardu
ous labors II you isptred by true pstrotism7
Could huve borne tbs weight of government for the
laat euhtesn wears with its fuccssan prf-O cupatons
and heavy responsibility. before God end before the
nation il had not lt within that strength which
"a Afforded by the OF duty and the conscious
ness Of having {. useful mission TO carry outf
Franco equally With ourselves, desires progress. sa-
bility and liberty but liberty which shn develop In
teligenoe generous instincts and the noble exerons
OF lsbor--not liberty bordering upon license, which
would excite evil passions. destroy all belief rektndlc
hatred anG give rite to disorde. We reqir~ liberty
Of the Government but not become an arm to under
mine and overthrow It.
Fifteen wears ago, when nominal chief OF the State
without effective power, ard without support In tie
hsber but strong In my Conscience aud the sn6sDes
which had elected ventured TO declare that Franco
would not perish In my hands. have sept my word.
For fifteen years France has developed and incre 'sed
and her high desiiny will be accomplished After MS
onr eons will continue work Ay guarantee for this
Ia the assistance of the great bodies OF the State the
devotion OF tho arry the patriotism OF all good osl'
zcne and lastly. that Dlvine protec"on WHICH mas neSe
failed our oour ry.
The speech was received VIII rope9'co eS'co u
pEmrereUr."
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CHARLESTON DAILY NEWS..APRIL 10, 1865.
COMM ERClAL.

Exports.
BARoELoNA-Per sp brig Beatriz-1+O bales Upland
Co ton.