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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-12-21

The American A.riculturist for November
in exposing multitude of swndling gift en-
terprses, concerts, agencies, NC, expressly
exemp's the Crosby House Art Union. Jan.
81, 1867, is the day assigned for distribution.
Hersche V. Johnson was elected United
States Senator by the Georgia Legislature,
Tuesday. on the first ballot.
The BANKRUPT BILL.-Senator Poland
will press the bankrupt bill to a passage, il
possible, this session.
GRAND MILITARY BALL. "A grand vete-
ran military, bali will take place at ihe Lake
Dunmore House, Salisbury, W., on Tuesday
evening, Dec. 25th.
The jail at Council Bluff, Ia, was burned
the other day, and prisoner with it.
Mrs. Everheart. soldiers widow, at Ter
re Haute, Ind, has chopped SO cords OF wood
this year.
Petroleum has been very successfully used
in England as fuel for steam boilers.
In lava % different degrees of rank are
indicated by the parasols
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-12-21

ExohAngeThe receipts yesterday have been by
hbls Flour, % bush Corn tu bush Wheat lsoQ bush
Oats bush shorts 900 bush Barley The market e hrm
for Flour aud demand good We quote western sn "A ~
50 Is 20 extras NJ sObl u co. m dun a. 70
Sl2 No, and good and choice, including iaoi ST.
Louis brands, S4tO 100 per bhl IN southern Tour
nothing doing and prices quite nomul. IN Torn
me sale have been Of mixed a. 81 % ~ yellow At ~ ~
yellow at 81 20 81 % bush oats are hfa NJ % a
per bush Tor Northern and southern Rye ~ o. ~
shorts $50 fSi Fine Feed $50 81 anu hladhhAS ~
S4Oa a. per ton. .,, M,
Proynsions-Pork is selling at $500 for prime s5l ua
% for aud % Dbl Tor clear, cash
ges from si6 y 90 forper bh for mess and eaia H
Lard at IS = lac 10 hh and uerreai and Snloh.V
IS "a lac H. Buer Is seuk az % 4ci anu Nh'oe -
II c per lb, as TO quality.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-12-21
MoNrrrurn, Dec. Is, 1866.

To SUBSCRIBERS IN OTHER SrArEs.-In the
case Of many subscribers abroad, we have printed
wrappers for the time during which the paper was
paid. OF course when The paper ceases to come.
those subscribers will understand that the time
has expired, and that the paper viii not be sent
until new payment has been made.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-12-21
WIIRs.

If in any Of the towns our friends desire to make
up clubs for 1867, we will accept them on the fol-
lowing terms Cash in advance.
Clubs not less than 10 at S1.90 per copy.
Clubs not less than 20 at 1.S5 "
Old subscribers can 60 into clubs on settling al
arrearages.
In case of clubs, we reserve the right of sending
the papers to the agent or Postmaster, with lis
of the names in the first packet, which list dis
tribution is to be made during the year.
II z WAITnN
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-12-21
Special N0tires.
RATCHhLoR,s RAIR DIE.

This splendid Hair Dye Is the best in the world me only
tue and perfect Due Harmless, Reliable, instantaneous No
dsappointmen No ridiculous tnts. Natural Black and
Brown the m effects Of Bad Dgts lnvigora'es the
hair leaving 1t beautiful The genuine ssgnd VA
an A. Babheor. All Others limitations aud should
he avoided Sold by all Druggists aud Perfaners Factory 81
Barclay street, New York. 4Oily Jaw
WHGs Of human events, becomes necessary
for the people Of the United smedoine for Coughs
Colds Group, Asthm', Bronchitis or other complaints OF m
liar nature then try that reliable and standard reme
dy, N. Il. Downs Vegetable Basamic EAu NO eonpouuu
ever invented has successful In curing the above CON-
plants This article been before the people over
thirty years have to learn OF single case where
has failed to give satisfaction No medicine Ia tne world mas
enjoyed such universal good will Il Is honest and true ana
viii 40 ALI that It claims II Is purely vegetable snd
with care, nothing impure being al
lowed in It, It is precisely the that Il was when hst
made. JOAN H. HENRY Oo1 fIophe'o''
ao.i, Waterbury, We
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-12-21

TnE SUFFRAGE BnL.-The telegraph informs
us that the Cabinet has unanimously recommended
the President to veto the suffrage bill because il
disqualfes those who LEFT Washington to aid in
the rebellion. Treason must be punished" said
the President. lnasmuch then as none of the
traitors have been hung and few Of them punished
in any other way, query whether disfranchisement
is not the mildest punishment to be awarded them.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-12-21

It is said that any German is eligible to the Ger
man Parliament whether resident in the election
precinct not and that the liberal party OF Mar
bug have nominated Col. Frederick Hecker Of
Illinois naturalized American citizen, as their
candidate His opponent is Count Bismarck, the
prime minister We suspect the nomination Of
Col IIecker is merely compliment, the party
probably being in the minority.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-12-21

MONTPELIER VlIAGE.-At the corporation
meeting on Monday night, every article IN the
warning was agreed to SO the bailiiis were Or
dered to Light the streets and employ watchmen
every body is to be fined who permits snow from
his or her roof to block sidewalks or do other in
jury and every person elected to village office
is required to discharge the duties Of the office on
penalty of fine for neglect As Montpelier is
not a city, we trust it will not be necessary to
elect the biggest rogues to office, or employ then
to watch the smaller rogues. Appropos N. Y
Judge having found lad guilty Of petty larceny
exclaimed "Alas alas if the boy goes on II
this way, he ,oiH get into The city Council
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-12-21

CAUSES FOR lMPrAcnmNr,- The Atlantic
Monthly contains able article, by G. NJ. Ellis,
Esq. on the causes Of mpeachment,--p particular
ly those covered by the constitutional phrase,
'other than treason or bribery high crimes and
misdemeanorsn lie concludes that the word
"crimcs includes all acts of commission and
omission which are violative Of the constitution
OF laws, and that the word " misdemeanors" in
chdes all minor ielonies, and personal miscon-
duct such as profanity, drunkenness &c. More
than one President could have been impeached on
this exposition of the Constitution.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-12-21

OYsrE s.-Thc oyster market is calm, clear
and high again. since the fight among the dealers.
On Saturday last the price in Boston was 80 cents
per gallon, and in Montpelier 81 Now the Bos-
ton dealers charge the former price, SLIGO, and
ours. we presume, in proportion.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-12-21

Mas KILLED ny 4 PANuIER. George Fisher
Of SALISBURY. while piling wood was attacked by
inst. and so badly injured that he died on the
same day. Mr.. Fisher had rifle with him and
fred upon the animal, but only wounded and en-
ragged him
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-12-21

T AMBRlDGE AND BR1g 1T n
FOR the week ending ednrsda", Dec D. isoo.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1866-05-09
STEAM SAW MILL

I'D ~. ANDERSON & co, have iasir saw
~ Mil, three nalss norih 81 Csdai Gfoss, n Toll
spsrusa. where the, ~. prepared y istn - l.UM.
lex 81 10 descriptions. Prrsans jesning bslis Tar
ts.an. esli 10 viii u send them 10 saon. that they
$40. ps .llsd. Boxing Phnk on hand. AID 70 Order.
Cora and wheat. and provisions OF all kiad',iaken
n tlehangs fof Lumber.
x. ". ANDERSON, r. r. FAGCETT,
!. WILKINSON. W n. ANDERSON.
Ma.g s9--3w
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EQUITY SALE.

by Decree Of the Couri Of Equity for Grange
County, Spring Term, 1866, snail offer for sale
10 the highest bidder the following tracts Of land to
wit;
One tract known as the Blalock Track on the wa
tiers Of New Hope, adjonnf the lands Of G. p. Irice
David Vickers and others containing % acres more
less
One other tract at DurhaEs Station, n G. Rail
Road, IN said county, containing One Hundred acres,
more Or less, adjoining the lands Of John srsyhorn,
John X. Green, and others.
One other small Lot OF Land, al Durharn's Station
aforesaid, containing one.eigh;h IAN Acre, which
was bought Of NJ. A. Angler, and adoins him and R.
+. Morris, and others.
The above Tracts Of Land willibe sold al Durhams
Station, on Saturday, 18th day Of May next, on o
credit oftwelye months, bond and approved security
will he required.
Sale IA commence Of 2 o'clock.
JOHN u. KIRKLAND, C. g. ~ Z.
April II. az
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night was quite dark, and the spectacle
was Ola most appalling character. They
were suddenly astonished and alarmed AZ
FIRST BY what appeared to be column Of
FIRE about fifteen feet in height. bursting
from the basement Of the tenement men
toned. and rushing down the street at a
lsarful speed. accompanied by the most
appalling scfcams. winch appeared 10 issue
irom The very bosom Of TIE burning SHAFT.
The howling man Of flame sped down ihe
street, like an emen of death. dor nearly an
entire block, swaying to and iro, and mail
~ falling to the ground. The police then
Became aware that the flaming column was
a burning man, whose clothes had taken
FIRE from the explosion Of kerosene lamp,
accustomed BY csreIessness, in lhe basement
oi No. 4s2 Eighth avenue. The uniorsn.
nate .mau tAntoine Rrich) was cared for.
but il is not expected that he can recover.
Two others. the proprietor and man nam
ed George Delfman. were also dreadlully
burned. Nec York Fxpress
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EQUITY SALE.

Dye De,ree Of The Court Of Equity for Orange
- county Spring Term 1861, shall offer for sale
10 The highest bidder on Saturday the 18th day Of
May nert, al Durhams SiaiaE, on the North Caro-
lima Railroad on a credit Of six months, One Humid
red acres Of land, more or less of which the late
Rachel Simms, OF this county, died seized and pos
ssssed on the waters OF Emo, adjoining The lands Of
William ]. Duke, Harris Woods. Herbert Simms
and Others Bond and good security required.
sele 10 commence az / ? o'clock.
j. u. KIRKLAND, c. & III. Z.
Apr III 1850 81
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COMMON SCHOOL COMMITTEES.
May o.

YNHE following persons have been appointed Com
- mittee men Of Common schools in Orange cuun-
iy for the year 1866:
No. /. Henderson Tillsy, w Boiling, w ID I.unsford
.. y d Umslead, w l. Hampton, ID Coxar..
.. Joseph Woods, Sherman Peed, u Ums,ead.
4.
5. D G Parish. DR. z NJ Holt. Green BIaIock.
Q. q Jones, Presty Boiling, ID II Parker.
=. d feathers, Dr. A w Gay, X Roberts.
O. iipsces,b, Norwood Latta, q + Warren.
3. 5 II breeze, John A Cole, Thomas Cole.
10. John Tiies y. A N Douglas, James Monk.
IL. Phillip Walker, l. w Hall, L G Gray.
-. w Gray. isanc Laws. Washington Laws.
~. w Horne, WIN Blalock, Eli Berry.
IL. Z Whhesson. VIM Hsrgis, ] II Miller.
ID. John Turner, VIM Crablree, J. II Dollar.
10. James Masi, + N Jordan, w II Holden.
". u w Jordan, u Reiding. Hugh Woods.
Is. n Bsssze. D b Mckee, Joseph Wedding.
10. Pese, henly Malone, g w Roberts.
20. Wiikeisou, n = Thompson, u Woods.
81. ! fofss,. = Moore, q a Faucet,e.
~. Hsyes, K Tapp.J Smith.
~. John Cheek, Roher, Faucet, Fred'k Williams.
u. Y Hunter Abraham CrabIree, VIM McCauley.
-. David Whitaker, Il Stray horn. John Brockwell
70. John Mcccsn VIM Proctor. w W Guess.
~. Arch Nichols, Major Green. Alien Hutchings.
~. = Lyon. simeon Ferrel Gray Barhee.
20. John Leathefs. John Proctor. Henry Woods
- John Burroughs, Wilson Cole. SAMUEL Couch.
81. jeffeys, Robertson, & w johnson.
80. ctaig, Willis Smith, " s. Kirkland.
- Ruffn Doison, ssml Siubbns, ]. Il Thompson
-. ELIJAH andress. Iahn Gates. Llosd.
St W Gsu!s, w r Cstes. n e Gates
- Ale, MadrY, I VI Gailis, Wn Sirs,n.
III ! Leigh JInes Maroon. II 5 Maroon.
81 Maroon, q u Henderson. e r Tree.
80 John Maroon. Genrgs vicker-. F II Barbee.
10 John Misscy, Moideeai Sears, Thomas shepherd
a..
~. Nash Cheek. J Lu,cr. r Hu;eaines.
81. James Neville, N NcCauey. Wilson Pri:chaid.
~. Il II LLyd. / W Stroud. J : LLOYD
~. W Piexafa. NJ Atwaicf Aired Il. Daniel
30 James Crawford. Ai.rel Plckafi. III nj u stroud
VI Vim rhanpsan. 7 Miner. Anderson Gates.
-. jossph Thompson. Eli sharp. a y Cheek.
~. Paul. " W Pickett. " J fleelani.
90. w lac. Jane. MeAdsms. jain Mcgraeken
81. Luke wsiJ, JOAN Compton, wm snap
81. Duncan tilcnn.
o. Gss'ge fskan. G l.ashley. L ? Ray.
Il - ordcfel IN tho Board tha, The Committee Men
" each sshlai Distric, required Il take charge
~ the school house. their respective asiric,s ang
rem, them out AL see that the propefi, i ~, ais
,sJ. aHd e'rrs The rents oi the SANE. and pay tie
Pioeeeds ~ said renting over to the Chairman OF the
Beard Vt G'amsn Schools fof utange county.
.. HOOKER. Chairman
Boafd Of Ton. schools, Grange County
APtl -. 3i-4w
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INSURANCE..
LIFE AND FIRE.

4 ) Agent Of the .ErNA COMPANY, Assc,is
- S2,036, s23, and Of the UNDERWRI-
TIERS Agency. comprising the GERMANlA.
HANOVER, NIAGARA and REPUBLIC COM
PANIEs, Assets 81, 00O.OeO an prepared 70
effect assurances both upon lives aud property.
Ia these time. Il becomes every prudent man 10
Guard against loss from Fire. and 10 secure some.
lang for has wife anu children 10 case Of his death
Cal and see me-
THOMAS WEBB. .4ymt.
Nay 9Th, ls6s 36-ly
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SADDLES AND HARNESS ,

HAVING jastnssiyed an ample supply az The Ma.
ness. announse 70 the public tia, am new prepar
~ 10 furnish
SADDLES, BRiDIES, HARNESS, Sc.
al the lowest rates. and the shofies, Eosce also 10 10
any. and al kinds 81 repairing.
Ny shop will be found Up stairs in Thcs. ". Tur.
nef's House. Steps running % from street.
JOSIAH TURNER.
April u. 32-4w
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ISLIXtR PERUVIAN BArk and P,,,osiie 81 Iron, al
- HE DRUG STORE.
DROTONiDE Iron with Rhu.a-b .ad Cosnbo,
1 he DRUG STORE.
April IS. az
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A BEAUTIFUL White Kerosene Oil in enc and
n Eve gallon Tin Cans, a. The
DRUG STORE.
a FINE and fill Assortment; Of Packe, KNIVES sbd /,
n Scissors. at the DRUG STORE.
n0MATUMS, Hair Oils, colognes. and EI;.sr,s
I tol the Handkerchief, a the
DRUG STORE.
DAzoRs, Razor Stops and Shaving Brushes, q,
II The DRUG STORE.
MAR Brushes, Pocket, Round. Fire aud Diess,
M ing Combs, at the DRUG STORE:
KEROSENE Lamps, Shades, wicks. Burners and
IN chinueys, at the DRUG STORE.
(,AP, Letter. Bill. Note and Legal fsper-No,s
DRUG STORE.
nocKET Books and Port Monte Pocket Hsro.
il ,andam Books, at the DRUG STORE.
a GREAT variety of Tooth and Nail Bsu.hss and
n Iolle. SOAP. Honey Soap and shaving. a; tie
DRUG STORE.
DAisT, Vanish, Whiie.wash and Backing
L Brushes .; the DRUG STORE.
w DRUG STORE.
IF you wan, good smoke, 90 70 TIRE
j DRUG STORE.
a FULL Line Of Paints and Dire s,ufs, at the
n DRUG STORE.
EHrHEATON's and other Itch Ointment. Of The
w DRUG STORE.
TyIsH Hooks and Linss. Marbles. DC. 81 the
e DRUG STORE.
A FINE Assortment o. Pipes and Sens. sons
n very fne,s, DRUG STORE.
V0u will fud pretty lot Of Iewslfy, the
4 DRUG STORE.
SEWING Machine Oil, Q superior article at The
- DRUG STORE.
April II. ss-~
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ERRORS OF YOUTH.

N 4 Gentleman who suffered for years from Nef.
toas bstiy, Premature decay, an al The effects Of
yoeihia ndsrieiion. will. ff he sake 81 suffering
humanity, send free % al wh0 need ii the recipe and
directions for making The simple remedy ~ which he
was cured. Sufferers wishing 10 prob: ~ The advsr.
i,sets experience can DO 50 81 addressing
JOHN b. OGDEN,
No. Is Chambers 81, New York.
April is. s3-lsms
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STRANGE. Rur TREE.

- Every young lady and gentleman 10 the Uni
led States can hear something very much . Their al.
vantage BY return mail Gree Ofch,rgel. ~ address.
ins the undersigned Those having fears Of being
humbugged viii oblise BY moi noticing tbs card All
others wall Please address their obelien, servant
THOMAS +. CHAPMAN,
ssl R'sstrsy, New York.
APu ~ ss-ifm
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TO CONSERVATIVES.

- Tie advertiser having been restored to hsslih
in 'ew weeks by very simple remedy. after hav.
Ing suffered o. several year. with severe lung e.
lection, an tat lFesifal disease, consanp;i,a-is
ANXIOUS . make Anora d Is fellow sl5.rcrs tie
means u cure.
10 al Who. desire it, how'll send copy Of the
prescription used Gree Of charge With tie directions
ioi preparing AMI using the same, winch hey will nd
. srHrceaEfor f'oSsuxrroS, Asrnx,. BGoScHErls,
.otOHs, Coins, AMI al Tarol, aud Lung Affections
Tie al, -.ec, 81 the advertiser IL sending the Pre-.
.lrp;on i 10 beaei, tie afflicted al spread nfor
a.ion winch lie conceive 10 be yaaatIe .tJ lie hopes
svefysaiFeter willuy his remedy a. j: NlrO them
aoiaiag. ard ray Prove blessing.
Paiaes w,,ang The prescription. raEs, BY return
mai, VIII pleas address
Rsv. EDWARD a. WILSON.
Williamsburg, Kings - NsW York.
Watch I. 27-l2m
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IMPORTANT NOTICE.

UyHE Books and Notes Of o. q. WEBB IL co.
4 and Of WEBB & DICKSON, having been
placed in my hands for collection, all persons in
debled 10 said firms are earnestly requested to settle
their accounts, il they wish t,save the costs Of
sum JOHN w. GRAHAM.
May2. 35-6w
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Fashionable Dress and Wrapping Patterns, and sre
prepared to make old Bonnets New and ashonahIe
a, short notice. Dresses and Wappngs made in The
latest style.
Mrs.Owen will be pleased to receive orders iron,
her friends and old customers in the village and the
surrounding country. Orders from distance soclt
ed, at Mrs. Owens, residence on Queen street.
May2. s5-4w
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0 N S AL. L. i.

ON SALE.
I 000 GALLONS New Crop Molasses,
AsNOV IS bbs. Herrings,
40 kets Mackerel,
40 boxes Scotch HeHings,
20 bbls. Lime,
30 sacks Coffee,
1000 lbs. Swedes Iron, Hoop and Band,
1000 lbs. Red and Oak Sole heather,
1000 lunches Cotton Yarns,
1900 lbs. English Soda,
1000 lbs Carolisa Belle Snuff,
5,060 lbs Sugar in barrels and all kinds OF
Groceries, Hardware, Grockery, Carriage Trinninss
and Wood Ware.
500 yds, Satiineis, and North Carolina Cassi.
msres, a, 35 cents per yard.
500 yds. French, Scotch. and Austrian Cloths
and Gsssimeres, the latest Paris novelties, the fuest.
cheapest and best stock in the State. Students VIII
please call aid examine all. No such stock can be
found IN any Merchant railois stock in this State.
OF IN New York. 70 the best Of our knowledge, ard
an experience Of eighteen years IN the trade
Coco yds Ladies Brltish and French Dress
Goods. just bought from the importers direct Newest
and best styles on sale loE currency at gold eosi 10
importer.
l,060 yds. Linen and Swiss Ginshems.
10000 yds. Of this seasons importation Of Silk
Ribbons, and Millinery stock, the largest, finest, and
cheapes, we have ever offered.
To our friends and customers we can say, yon lave
no, known Us 10 say cheap goods, goods a. cost.
lie have some goods that are cheap, and some bat
are not We have no cos, cry. Our Escl.o i, fair
price IN Tie day cost. IF less than cost, we
condition 10 make fair profi. We are satisfied We
can do better for on. customers average sales than
sny one else can or will do. You have stuck 20 os
so Tar, and we are now able 10 sell 10 you g; far
prof, on the day cost.
BROWN, PARKS & CO.
Apr! 1. 81
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y oT ICE

: hereby given 70 eli pefsoHs who have disiilled
any Spurious liquor. ia tie cosasy Of ulsnge At
say iine between lie i, jay o; isneay aud April,
cut. . NEE, ne 10 ny Office on hsuday and furs.
~ u MAJ CSafl. aud piy ma State Tar saeresn
p-nctvai,y = eapse..d q 81.
IL. h. GUTHRIE, SitrF
e., Ga. 1856. So
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FOR SALE.
NOTICE.

ALL persans Indebted 10 The estate u HENRY Z.
Il srkouD. deceased. asr notified that TIE estate
naa bc closed Up 10 the time prescribed ~ law, and
'ssy are ens.ily requested 10 forward snd ss:.
% sra the sdmlau.issisr A. r. Stroud. 81 hills
ssr0ssi
u. n. c. STROUD. .fin'r.
M.ys Sc
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1866-02-08

all Kinds of Cotton goods owing to like decline In
New York, which may be attributed 70 confidence felt
at the North in better prospect for the next cotton CROP
Corn-Thc receipts OF Corn during the week have been
very heavy and such sales have taken place have
orally been at reducedprces White Corn has been dis
posed of in considerable quantities at l2l@l2' cents per
bushe
ring the week. but an arrival coastwse brought 1000 sacks
Liverpool We hear Of sales from shipboard 81
per sack, but parties are generally asking per
sack.
FINANCIAL.
Cu.Rtrsroy. February l.-Monev-Gold continues to
rise and we now quote bought al Al 70 and sold from
~ 10 49, Silver Is very dull OF SALE One Of which
is that is not received the Custom House In payment
of duties We quote II bought at 32 and sold at S3S
RIcaHosp, February 1.-Gold opened at l40H at the
New York Board this morning. fuctnaed slightly, and
closed az the same figure. The New York merchants
making very large imporatlons ana some advance In gold
buyng rate was l3, and selling at lfO to l4l.
Silver was buying "a and selling at 1885, except Mex
lean dollars, which are equa, TO Gold, and Dimes and
Bank Note,-Bank Notes have declined generally, ow-
Ing 10 the STAY Las Of the Southern sates which
te coecono debts due to the Banks South and North
SourH CARoL1yA.-Bank Of Camden 10 cents, Charles
ton Is; Chester 49, Georgetown Is; Hamburg IS; New
berry 25 South Carolina l6 State Of South Carolina,
change Bank, Columbia TO- Farmers and Exchange 10
Merchants, Chcraw Is; Peoples Bank 40; Plnntrrs'
Bank 90 Planters and Mechanics Bank lS; Southwest
ern Railroad Bank 80; State Bank Bank 10 Union Bank SO:
90; Clarendon l3; Commerce le Fayetteville l3 LeIing
ton 30 Branch At Graham .Norh Carolina 3J Rox-
boro IS Thomasvile IS; Wadesborough 90; Bank of
Washington l2; Wilmington Is; Yanceyyille l2; Com
mercal Bank Wilmington, IS; Farmers' Bank of North
Carollna 30 Grcensborough Mutual insurance Company
Is; Merchans' Bank Newbern Is Miners and Planters'
Bank 80 ..--
New YORK. Feb. 3.-Gold opened a, l4OS fell off to
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