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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1866-07-18
Thos. 2. Walker,
Magistrate and Coroner,
Office in Post Office ga.,iLfl;n, ,.a,,,,,,;,
Cutlery! Cutlery!,

II me Sign cf ue Golrlep fn.i-i4na-.
A FULL assortment OF Table and Pocket
n CUTLERY, SCISSORS. ,c-.. u, stor.
and jnr ~a'n low by John &. DIAL.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1866-07-18
CONFEDERATE GENERALS

"A GENTS WANTED to sell our new
~ series OF Gard Photographs OF PRO
MlNENT MEN of the South. 100. 900 have
aireAdy been sold. Agents are making sl0
pr uaE. send Tor letter of agency. En-
close 50 and we will send O. good assort.
ment by return mail, that will sell for SIS
Address JONES & CLARK, Publish's.
April 83 Nassau street, New Yor5
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-12-16

Walking along the street with \ point oil
N umbrella sticking out behind, under the
arm OF over the shoulder By suddenly
stopping TO speak to 9 friend, Or other cause.
person walking in the resr had his BRAIN
penetrated through the eve in one of our
streets, and died in a few days.
Ssspping into church Aisle, after dis
missai. and standing TO eouser1o with others
to ALLOW occupants in the same pev to pass
out before, for the courtesy Of prseedeace at
the expense of . greater boesisAneA to tkose
behisd.
To cary long pencil in vest or outside
cost pocket Not long since . clerk in New
York fell. md . long cedar pencil pierced
an important artery thaf it had to be cui
doom fYum the top Of the shoultsr to preveni
his tieeding to death. with three noafAs'
illnens.
To take exercise or walk foe the health
sAsa evrry step il Azag sad isssi.etsEsess se
reposs.
To gszzie down gias after elas Il cold
any fssliag Of tharsS, nader the impression oI
che hsaith.e sing nxssrA 0f - snahinxoui
70 Sill down nj the table and force" your.
self to Ell when their is not only no appe-
lille, bui . positive aversion 10 food.
TsnkH 6hss of. ssds r. tod3J. q ebn
gres o. niu3 drsps- = : sumDseas9 ul@lei
The beiisf tAas y Is safer and better tkan I
glAss Of cold vster.
To ee..sDais~ ti@e ~ rob6iue y6ssself =
necssenry sleep u N hour gained for lie
uhea m reality Il d aesnaily svo hoars losS
- hAf doseB oehen oeanaIly sCoiiea-
TOpeFsunae yoarssif that y0u ase destroy
- - aunStenDant edeg ~ utnn I
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-12-16

FR0IM. LOUNs

ST. Louu, Nov. Is.
Late Sante Fe papers report Indian Out.
rages as being very frequent One hundred
and Fifty attacked the town Of AlAmoA and
killed tkree men md uDsadsd thirty others,
md carried Of large qsantitis of grain, and
nearly all the live stock in the place
A nsoorial b the Washington anthoranas,
pubiiahed n New Mexico. says the Caaaa>
ehes, N.vahces. Apsches ard UsaAs, sre sDs-
saansly committing murders and robberies,
which we are convinced will never cease un-
u they are efecsaAlly panished and placed
on reservations, and guarded BY troops The
memorial also asks that authority be given 10
reorgznize the two regiments OF New Mexico
volunteers, for at least two years service
The Colorado Legislature met .. Golden
City on the 4th. Elberthold was elected
Speaker and Nr. Dewitt, Clerk. The House
adjourned I'LL Monday.
Gen Grant held . Ieve as the Lindell
HOUSE last night, and large number o. cih-
xens paid him their respects-
Tve hundrsa snd twenty prisoners escaDoA
from ahs S. Joseph jail yesterday.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-12-16

AAsRnaaAsA AAmAsses - A0asAsasr
Henry Vincent, the EngfisA faAicsa he
turer, who Is now visiting this country, thus
concluded an addFsssa u P6iladdphia on Mon
day evening:
4 eoAnssi0ns, snAxts yms boncr -.
boz Ado~s md kis yosr - wish rspksss-
GO on. Your glorious mission N NOT yet
completed Go on, - long - there n an
ignorant man IN your country, 60 on, and
spread still more widely the blessings OF your
common school education &c on with the
free preaching Of the gospel Of Jesus Christ-
Go on With yoar churcAss4 Go On With your
schools and tho day win come when the
miserable prejudices of the moneHt shall be
wiped away-xhen fes3alssD in England shall
be NO more, ana when the 6ag Of Eagiand
and the Tag of America shall blend together,
symbolicai no longer Of discord and crime,
bat symboiical OF the masch Of thas mighty
power that shall never cease marching until
the last stronghold of despo.ism he's fallen
and the standard OF freedom covers WITH il
folds all k,ndreds and races of men. Cheers
CAErKK SAcAcrTH--Tbe passengers on ens
OF the western bound trains Of the Michigan
Southern railsoad few days ssnce. hsd q
opportunity To witness one OF those displays
OF animal inteiigence which are occasionally
observable In the brute creation. Al Pitts
ford, . remarkably fine specimen of the
Newfoaadiand dog hAs been accusiomed TO
get the mail bag for shas station and convey
it, holding i, IN his mouth. with head erect,
curling tail. and sA the nsanifestAtsoss Of
pride and dignity which has speciss assuns
when conscious Of performing something be-
yoad the capsc,ty of the common cur, to his
master On this oceasson, from some cause,
the dor did not have the baG throv~ to him.
The tram started. ssd the fsithful fsllow,
with one or two iuquirinz yelps. which sid
Is plain ~ canine language could, 4" Wheres
my mail - started with il. For the 6rs,
mile he kept up With the mail car, n one
time, in crossing > cattle guard. running
right under the car between the tricks Bat
the race was too unequal to last long, and
Caesar was gradually left behind. Some ooe
wishing 10 deceive the noble brute xnd spare
him dlscom6ture, threw from the train m
old bundle bu. he sas too familiar with
Uncle Sam mail hAgx TO be mAaed 10 thai
way, and detecting the imposture with rap
I'd sniff. kept mp the pursuit Numbers Of
the passengers crowded to the platform of the
rear car to witness the manifestation of ca
nine instinct and watched the unavaiiing eff
forts of The faithful fellow until he fnded out
Of SIGH, IN the distance behind---Adrsan
TlDses.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-12-16
TROA WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, Dec 15.
The Senate Finance Committee took up the
House Tariff Bill Of last session They have
agreed 10 eonsrder the bill on The 1Osb ms- |,
and continue It's consideration daring the re-
cess Tor the holidays. Ii is hoped that Com
missioner welies proposed service tariff viii
be presented br the 2dsh, and the Committee
will then consider the two bills together.
Ii Is ramored thai i, is in contemplation TO
establish here an Official gazette, which will
contain exclusively Government announces
meuts and dadvertisem4nts, thas avoiding the
presen, squabbling dmong Washington pa
pers in regard to ofhcia advertising.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-12-16
LATEST By TELEGRAPH
Midnight Report
FROx CINCINNATI.


CIscrEyArr. Dec Is
Alexander Piummer and James Brown,
convicted Of murder and under sentence OF
death. in Pendleson eonnty. Kentucky, for
killing Leonard Moss about one year ago.
escaped from Falmouth jAil this morning
The weather IA verr disagreeable tonight,
with i,ghs ram which freezes - soon as II
falls, covering the streets With ice. The
Thermometer al neon was a60
/ Rev 6. W Asiey. Of the Methodist
Church South. died n Urhanna, Ohio, yes-
terdAy.
The Feuians announce . pabiic de N oussra
iion 10 be held al Glenwood Hall on Monday
President Roberts will be among the speak
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-12-16
FRON CHARLESTON.

CHAKIksrpx, Dec Is.
The Committee appointed by the LeEisla>
tnre have recommended the veto OF the
Constitutional AmeQlment. The Ccmnitiee
also proses, against the call for National
Convention
Resolutions Of sympathy for JEFF. Davis
we're pos tponed in the House.
A new city rsiiuay vas vasinasgurssed to-day
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-12-16
t'ROx RlCHzOND.

BIC Rxcxp. Va, Dec Is,
Gen. Scho6eId hat decided to hold DIR.
Watson for trial for the murder of negro.
The Court mad previously refused tohold b I'M
for t-ial before 3 jury.
Three white men ~lere killed and severai
negroes and whites wed {anded in rics II Ports
mouth, Va, yesterday, and four baildlngs
were burned.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-12-16
FRon NEW YORK

By the explosion of barrel Of burning
fund in the kitchen Of the Compton House
last evening fwo persons were killed and ssx
badly bal ned, including Mr. Conpson, pro-
prietor. among the latter
Mr. Heimerdenger stave factory, on Lib
erty street, Was damaged twenty thousand
dollars hast nir hi by 6re
A.ckey Co.'S hardware rooms were also
burned Loss $4,000
Four persoss were arrested, charged With
defaulfine the reveeue of Two hnndred thou
sand dollars, by false returns of manufactured
tobscco.
The steamers City Pans, Europe and
America took ou, to day million OF specie.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-12-16
FROM MILLEDGEyILLE.

MILzEDGEvuLK- Ga, Dee l5.
The Legisia. nre adjourned Yesterday. The
erinion OF the Legislature tAvors the ierriso-
rial Governmeas rather than the acceptance
or the Constitutional Amendment.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-12-16
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DIED.

On saenr AZ b-cenesr lsta, 1850 F.Sss LxSena.
sa,ebs@r ct c. snt 4 n Pafifps sxsd Ase and
nine D. .ss4
TAs fnnerni ~isi saks pSsre ssssy sssdAy ~ fk~sr
rsss4eees af sth aud Anrxaa. ~ zr.n Bsssse-
Of the fsEfiv s3avsf~d to he nrss~rt-
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-12-16
FROM PORTLAND.

Posi- tLsxn, Ne, Dec u.
Rotinsons WOODEN Mills, m Oxford, Maine,
were burned last night
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-12-16

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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-12-16
An Interesting Question

WaAr es.- = p-.sas .as ss ..s .sss'v<Ass to
w atsacks Hsnt E6St-FA
nxx4sntty ths~4 aseefss vs.t sss~nns ~ tAs
sssauA<a bves - kny eft th@ ssrwtsassns fe d
E~stsn THIS essa sf p~rssns snSesE-eiy vsi be
fsnkk eessxues tbs pcnnepaa 81
ssranx ana h<asffJ digestive xxsHs
The 4sss1son th4s n.trrxtf; arl%ss, hov shall
sser~ a2c h&sp thdse Organs hsaixAy as4 Bssnsa
ersasscA We Afswes, py sxs@nsxca dssk ase$1xng
al ssaH emstns ddInks. manner what GeM pT~
ssnssd md by the according 4.r.<sssns cf thai
great srr-oKthsatas sassr.
The New York herald., 1866-04-09

HR DENIES THAT KILLIAN HOLDS CORRESPOND
ENcE WITH DARCY M'GEE.
THE HERALD.
HsApouARTrRs FEylAN BRornERHoop
No. 80 EAST SEVENTEENTH STREET. y
NEw YORK, April g. 1860. J
siR-Your Toronto despatch, published in your issue
OF this morning, contains very incorrect statement
Mr. Kilian holds correspondence whatever with the
Hon Mr. McGee, OF Canada, aud man named James
Ryan (who is said to have ''diyugcd tho fact has
ever been cmployed at these headquarters
THIS Is the second or third occasion which anony
NOUS charges OF this nature against chief officers
have appeared In the HERALD. With such circulation
your Journal give them they calculated TO do
vast deal Of injury, among outside frcnds TO the
sacred cause to which devotng lives and
respectfully request that, In spirit of fair play and
honorable journalism you will not allow tho HERALD TO
be made the medium Of circulating those vifying
canards until you satisfied that there is at least
air Of probability about them
Ours Is a. hi h and holy cause ever claimed the
sympathcs OF the honest liberty loving men OF Amer
hope that II you do not endeavor 10 aid us you will not
In any event. the great press power which you weld
TO retard the progress Of those who pursuing the only
path that led 10 the liberation OF poor and down
trodden but generous people.
There other journalists in this city whose reckless
calumnics OF the men engaged in this movement
disgrace the civil OF republican America and TO
whose consc and feelings Of honor would appeal
II thought they possessed any. Respectfully, your
obedient servant,
NJ. J. HEFFERNAN, Central Cor Sec r. B.
The New York herald., 1866-04-09
CONF EDERATiON.

Endorsenie mt of the Confederation Schc,no
by the Governor of New Brunswick-A
Crisis Impr rnding-GreHt Popular Ex-
citcmcnt-Thc Feeling I'm Newfo0nd-
land, Sc.
OUR FREDERICTON DESPATCH.
FREDERICTON, N b., April s. 1850.
Tho reply Of tho government 10 tho address of the Ic
gislatve Council communicated last evening just
previous TO tho adjournment of Parliament II endorses
the confederation recommendations embodied in the al
dress the Queen Tho document took the government
party in the lower House completely by surprise, and
upon them the necessity Of resgning their policy
is anti confederation Important action s expected In the
House morrow Both parties preparing for severe
contest The government, m Is thought will go out by
Tuesday There lie great popular excitement, and much
nd gnaon Is felt at the Governors course. Tho anti
confederation party say that attempt TO force confsde
ration upon them will bc attended with most
consequences. An important crisis Is approaching
rupture Is feared, II tho homo government m repro
scented by the Governor persists in M present course 10
accomplish confederation.
The New York herald., 1866-04-09
MAILS FOR EUROPE.

Confrdsvs tion-ID~porta mt Proce-sfuHs In
Congrcss-The Fentans--News rro~n won-
leo, Central America, the West i"dtes.
Sc, &c.
Tho Cunard mail steamship China C.s,in fnsiis w,s
leave BCstou or.wcdnesbsy FOR Liverpool
The mails for Europe will c'1se IN this cy NJ qursr
past one and half past Ave O'Clock tomorrow sne~-
TINS NEw YoHK Standardization for Rnf'Ts- will be-
published at eleven O'Clock to-morU~ morning
Il viii contain report Of the Prcc"cdIngr OF Congress-
Review Of tho great question Of Confederation In the
Proyisoes the latest reports OF thg fcnian m,~emcn
Interesting from Mexico Ccntr America tho West
Indies ke aud accounts Of all mporfsn, aud interesting
evcnt- n the past week
single copies wrapps ready for rriiing. ak coats
The New York herald., 1866-04-09
Police B.tsiiIGsaes.


ftftltp ~ t'''s'' ." N'"'"''
Nr Dsnlsl Royal. ~ 80 - DoEfsw aircet. Bf"o.gn
oaasei The arrest by officer Murphy Of the fuisrnih
prccinni Of Jsnr. cafi you1g mhn t"eaiy Jea'f "
age on ,ha charge of having picsoa his pocket of
s,lver watch and . wallet containing smsii eln Of
ugp.y While rsndne the cosIsr ef beeckef street
and IIrs.i~ay Ia I-se-.aoa ~ The Prisnet ssrs found
tlr gio-n wallet ani c0nieni- SID ~ Tie way '" t'
te~ sf.fton clark tnrss sssy ihs silver bns prts,
shich a. found hy fSund@mn. Rae n thr fifteeuth
prclnct Ju.e Dodge cvnnliited ihe pfi-on~ iof ns,
b.ii bsins I-sus.s1 roy al DETAINED sitnso
Hx..Lxss pgIyiss-ru~xr.a ovra q ~Usss.
snarsw so-ciisr driver ~ a mih wagon ~s. -
rested by oficsr NoiDy Of he srih grecine' 80 is
charge % ctl.sl. anviBs b.. horse sfgpud ne oreef
~ Baysri aud Mo- street, AMI f4nn ng over hft Nsr
afsts ueins No ~ <rtsi street ghs Nhee. Fass~4
over her bre-af inl ring her rery ssyereiy Mr. Aio
a. c1ns~yei the Nes ff. Hy-P si. an3 sptins
Ho.su .nnsltied the fsc. .lss. dfFff fer eHanhs"
The New York herald., 1866-04-09
Court CaIcuaar-rsts Nav

surpKsa Counr, CrGcurr-rari No, 1895. is6T, i0g
1851 Iss3 Ias5, sas is39, 1863 laol. Part II Hoa
1888. 24s lIso o7s, 1880 sso, 7as, ilss ia, 1864.
nse 100 s72 2Ss0. 31<, s02, tes. 7g2, lg5, it8.
No 10 Enumerated Moliops--Hc. III 70 20 Inclusive.
90 10 "a, 80 81, ss 80 ao 81, " TO 50 in,lusiyo.
So Ss ~, g. oo. 81. os, ~, 70. -. Is. 70, w. vs.
90
SUPERIOR Coupr Part Nos 1852 1858. 1881. 0tS.
i5OI 2313 2jI7 1923 "a 12i l723 2l2g 2i3l 2l3a 2i
yarl Il-Sos 1868 26Ts 2520 2sis Zos2, 1000. lv0x.
1904 1906 1919, 1912, 1874, 1915, 1915 1850.
COMMON PfKAs-Part Nos. 1917, 1853, Ia2o 1874.
1860 1877 issl, l5io, l5is i6i3 1868, 1873. isIa.
1879 1871. Part iI-NoH st3 s9i, 1905, 95o. lstc.
ioso, iisi, 1888 isS7, 1893. AIS. iii1, 1910 isS.
The New York herald., 1866-04-09

y
Flour unch angsJ Good demand for wheat N1.hiaR
doing in prov lslons. Gold l2cH 1914
cmcAGo, April 7, 1904
Flour ariu. Wheat active, aud advanced ie a
81 2Tii 81 "a. for NO. l. Corn st'udJ al 46'4G .
4lc tor No l. Oats urn, and advanced l.c 10 Nc, al
2n,, 2'u Tor No L. aud - 80. aic Tor No Fso
visions dulL hcrs pork at sa so Lard al lsc. IAvs
hngs dull at 80 s. 90 per 100 lba Receipts. 5000
- Hour 600 bushels wheat IL, 500 bushels corn,
1000 burhsls oats. Shipments, ZOO bbis nyu
SnS h ~ y bushels wheat -
sha NJ, Locrs April T. 1904 .
sour and whes. heavy aud unchanged CON
.o,'on $50. Oais heavy sasa at soc co..
rme' 1--WE =. eoo sld wh.ket dun and unchanged
SKw oalFass, April 7, 1854
., ,, qualities bnn; sales -, o0e
lotion r,ssul. bet Low middlinss SAKE a 40.
gIau, ssner,nc 4, so Corn plIed and yellow, say
sso s oats 80 n.sS1 .S, al. .,ir 70 fully fsr.
ns n.ss pvua pwa..sa. naans oot h., serlins sss
New York checks 2. discount
The New York herald., 1866-04-09
The Feeling In Newfoundi a nd.
Z FREDERICTON DESPATCH.

ACrlos of rhh NJ W
rHH ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS kkSOLl-
TIoSs AND STRONG OPPOSITION.
From the Montreal Herald Apr
The Parl ament OF the colony OF Newfoundland has
been agtaied by long confederation debate Mr..
HOGosErr moved the Following resolutions -
Resolved That the ccums'ances OF thls coiony pre-
NJ insuperaoie W wy, opa' ,, - ~ ~ ~
pie, of the PROPOSED conieaeisSn ana Una, tno si'i
u1osna uhlSelsa, 80 op'",Vn rian y, ,snb WI ranaaa
'Poov.d Tbai under rho Constitution nj present en-
hesov.a' in'., u",,i ~ ~, ,,o ,,s - ps,a.'i. .r
loyeu ey n- pop. & ~ % IN, s, ',n an,
sell soveinnses. si na ' oet hy M, IJ.e cr, as
py .he pa,V". oee, ai' ,.es ~ hJs r,.allo,.Sis
sent to taa proposSn Sonanea g H.. ~ NJ -, In ~
rcpy 70 W .o , % a' o.,ia ~ recc,si,v Give xav
lections OF thls co'ony sNonin, -, @ s'e
before the resure % ,he n'ore w.snv r. % ~ ~ ~
uonal 'u'eIesS " III ~ -, 80 ~ " w.
e:oyes that under any circums,snces the cond
uons OF sne eisoe. ,,.l. =, ~. nocsss,,,1s aud
are ier VIC niose l m p he so,s nronosed io 10
eHiDssrved by tho "a resou'ioos A.. ,,,o.,...
The following alnenomen' "sa mo'eo ny 'ne A'''"e'
THlef,ss this House hes recently, IN reply 70 tne
spsseh o. his hhcshsssy, Sm nv sce,.,o on lie
son rnos or union o the coonc or on The details Of
the measure a. Tesarus VIE .po"s 81 =. et, "a
uncertain stat a PIpna ho W. ,ss, ,nsS D. ,atea
be ng unaltl.ce =. W. w s.io 49, .toeos !, a.
contemplated hy the 0tner proving, We Nits. ..
Resolved Thai while auy fe-afaiai .. .ns ~, hi
tous chara Ter OF INC shect eup ol 'le p'Vs ~ m
Exceleucy 10 gyo ~ attention. yer AZ no nloI'l,a'lon
has been received aensnolng i,A iiniis'.e W. &
ton the House docs not deem expeient 70 en.f upon
its discussion " th a view TO any decision thereon.
The ameninent w1 aaopeu ,u,...,... ..
nnfing hr hossrs,s ON, r.i ,sc ao.r and af,rr a
w. ~, ss,r., sb,k lis li ai him ana threat.
'iride against ,he ,re,.s 20 urevcnt
encd 10 slnhe h, ou 49, u".s ,sc,.sed ,be matter
further oaragosi ana 'nc 80, 4, - ,,.,.,,,ad
Echt DAY ~'th e'"'eu uo' % ,,,, o-s, 40 Zen tbs
had !" ai"osHui ~" ~~ " ~
Pe"e '"' ~ ''"'' '. -. =, 49,. u.,sA 90,
ITrom the Morning Chronicle, - Johns, harcn ~
II 4 not true that tho Legislature cf Newfoundland has
eon-entcd TO JOIN the proposed con edera''on Eseiy
possible attempt wai maue w comm' vur W.
70 the principle, but without avaL In the saaIes'
The New York herald., 1866-04-09
The Crops.

The Cleveland H,raid regrets thai the NEXT fu, crop
IN Northern Ohio has been much damaged BY severe
weather, but wheat s no, % much injured ~ ""
spprehended.
Wheat in Eass Tennessee promises 90 poorly that the
farmers are ploushIax up tho nelds TO SOW oats
Name papers report tho maple sugar season late but
that thc run Of ssp 10 FREQ AL however, wil depend
on the weather Clear days, wind In the vcst With
fru~,y nights Indispensable for sugar making The
maple viii no, yield is sap tbs san ooscured OF 'he
wind Ia the east
In Texas the harvest o wbssi between the fr't
and middle OF Nsy The crop h nov veil advanced, ana
promises good yield
Apaachccis has rceeved 100 900 bales cf cotton since
May last. aud expcr 81 $3.50 bslcs-spWo 70 New
YORK Ooo " Liverpool. and the rcms nder 70 Se~ or'
leaus Value cf cotton exporsi ti3 ooo,0oo
The Southern papers are all urging planters 70 plant
paniy Of grain and under the incitsment 0f bsh
prices, give up all their land 70 cotton
rHg South CAROLINA RICE cRor.
The Planters on the Cooper river a C., complain ~
tue prospecis q ,be rice crop this season One of them,
I,bp n Irving " D. writes us 'I 40 not think under
sxis,inx crcufnsances there will be morn rice made
than thcrt 10, year, snd that smoonied TO very
little Before the negroes ~ere efnancpated the annual
rri r;ian % Cooper ryef vas about twenty thy8sann
il~fos OF rec averasng III hundred and twenty hvs
pounds tarrc bI last yesr, Tie hfst season cf0f
ls pian.td iJ efiyymcut u Tree acr noi uore thlt
1 e,M hani-sf t.rfcrs rere uste q sad fslns on
.-....-
The New York herald., 1866-04-09
Dedication, of u German Church on staten
Istau ud.

The German Lutheran congregation Staten Island,
OF which the Rev Mr. Goehne the pastor, has erected
now church on tho Of Richmond road and Beach
street. stapieon which yesterday, for the first tme
was opened for divine service The new church Is a
neat which about three thousand dollars
IL ia not largo bat large enough for tho congregation
which NJ vet numbers only few hundred members,
although the German population on the slsnd In proper
ton Is quite large The congregation formerly wor-
shipped In Thofnpsons church, situated between the
second and third landings and subsequently, IN the
Methodist Episcopal church AZ Stapcton, until
their new church building has been completed The
dedication aerviccs yesterday conaucted By the
Rev Mr. Goohng tho Iastnr, and the Rev. Mr.. Ebcrt,
of Newark The latter preached an impressive sermon
An which he alluded In appropriate TO the happy
occasion and tho position ~ tho congregation. which, az
vet Is In IT. infancy but n promising condition Ihe
reverend Qentlrrnans Discourse, which, however, dd
not de, frum the usual evangelical style, gave gene
raj satisfaction the members OF the oonSregs ston of
whom thcr, full attendance, notwithstanding The
premcncy Of the weather and bad condition Of the
roadz
The New York herald., 1866-04-09
D~stttutiou ia Georgia.
Tho foliowins ofnosi card sppeSr. In tho savapn'h
Ajr0t,l,r OF March 81 -

Tho following ofnoal card appears In III" savann'h
AJrot,ser of Harh - -
TO GEORGIA CAPITALISTS.
portion Of III. people of Georgia, In districts oser"n
nv both srrnes daring tho late war suffering or sck
Of fool and unless speedily relieved must sanef mote.
perhaps starvo Their more fortunate aud benoYolen'
ncighhyr~ have done much for them, bu, csn do litte
more The evidence VI these fsctg 10 iuil aud
startling The Tcs stature have APPROPRIATED money
;or their relicf bu, tho money H. not IN NE
Treasury They have authorized the boffvnigg VI
money, upon the most satisfactory seufily, bul u VIZ
require time 10 have the bonds snj mortgages prepared
md executed. sBd while this time runs ssaint the
sufferer, tbor sugerinss Will be terribly ntensin"h
ready aud shIious act, bu, lack the inssns la
the name of patriotism aud humanity appeal 20 you 20
furnish them n Will he q good pocuBiary .'men',
aud something more, cofnfnendape ehsfv bihs
forward abe money loan or ntDoiy OF ono hundred
and twenty days sr month";, i've, or thirty year,
yOn pfnicr with per ort intoTeHL lou AL q"
veil and the hungry wall do Jstisr.
CHARLES J. JENKINS, GosetGOs