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The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-09-01

TTNHE undersigned takes this method of in
l. forming his friends and the community
in general, that he has again resumed the man
ufacturing of PLOUGHS AND MACHINERY,
and always has on hand an assortment
PLOUGHS AND CASTINGS
For one, two and three horses, among which
may be found the following, viz:-The Wood
cock, the Wiley, Atwood or Plug Plough. Also,
the improved Atwood or Plug Plough, the i'm
proved Woodcock Plough with wrought or
steel Points. Also, an excellent Bar Shear
Plough for two or three horses.
PLOUG CASTTNNS
Always on hand and for sale at wholesale and
retail. I also continue to manufacture the cell
ebrated "PELTON' HORSEPOWER AND
THRESHER, with or without Cleaners, from
A to horse-powe to run with strap or rod
/ am ulsu prepared to attach very superior
CLEANER to any kind Of a thresher. There
fore, Farmers having good threshers are not
under the necessity of purchasing new Ma
chine In order to obtain good Cleaner.
RE p AIRIN Ct
Of ALL KINDS done promptly upon the short
est notice. All work made of the best materi-
al and good workmanship, and on reasonable
terms. All work guaranteed. A very liberal
deduction made to those who buy to sell again.
Va For further information call upon or
address, E. DAVIS,
Butler P. O., BALTIC. County, Md.
March "a. 1866.-tf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-16
nsrkets-cAsrrLrr REPORTED yoa InsN =; T.sr.s-

msrkets-cARxyrLLY REPORTED yoR rBs " Y, TrIsrxs
SArrhDAr July ~ ls66.
ASHTS-Tbe demand for both kinds has been moderate
and the firm IS 25 IS 37 for Pots and eta for
Pearls
C0FFEE-R Rio Coffee Is not active though there 10
considerable inquiry from the trade aud ho;ders frner
their sews other kinds quiet sales OF eos bags Santos
Ell Mary Lord. on private terms.
COTTON-The market is without changes OF importance;
aes OF $50 bhlc closing at 3e36io for Mddns Upands
md Cuffs and 31a37ic for do New Orleans and TEXAS
FLOUR AND MEAL-The inquiry for State and Western
Flour has been less active. and with modersn arrivals the
low grades Of State 5doc easier and Od Western &c
Fancy State hasrued frm but Family brands fell OF csc.
Dbl and moderately dali the sales are 200 hills at g. POO
o. for Sapcffpe State Westerns g. 40ass IS for Extra
State; 81 lOds0 IS for Fancy State g. 13as9 for tie
low grades Of Western Extra g. eodso rs for Shipping
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-16
month Of June u,, compared with the same period of

month Of June ut compared with the same period OF
last year.
1910 sl95 1T 95 1865 s2i5626 IS Decrease s5o4s 70
The earnings Of the Marietta and Cincinnati Railroad
Company for the first week in July we've:
lsC6 ...........s23 94 % 1865 30 ID
The interest in gold on the first mortgage bonds oil me
Union Pacific Railway Company, Eastern DIVISION que
August viii be paid on presentation Of the coupons 10
Jay Cooke Il Co.. in this city.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-16
u1urr,ucprrpcu SAVINGS BANK

w Conner Of South Third and Fourh-s;s Brooklyn L.
DIVIDEND NOTICE Deposor- hereby nothed hat seu
ANIMAL Dividend Of SIX PER CET per Annn on all
n Of three dollars and inward shall have been depos'ed three
months On the DAY July will be padto dpo''or On o.
after MONDAY. July 10. ,.v
Interest called for will be passed to th cedt 81
principal Deposits made before the lOh dy oil % VIII ui4"
interest from the 1T. ,.Y,--.- 49,,
Tie Bank is open ior business daily tsundsvs and holidays except
Ell on Moud clock ana on I"es
days Wednesday, Thulsdsy and Fridays from 10 ~ snl p H
WV WALL, (vi.. p,.s,d.p,.
NATHANIEL BRIGGS }
Sec.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-16
CHEZ 81.

With good accounts abroad and foreign operators
in the market shipping cheese went mp 10 2c and
some fancy Oneida and Herkmer factories
brought 2O cole last Thursday while $50 selected farm
dairy sold shipper at 49, There is weaker feeling
to-day however, the English shippers anticipating lower prices
abroad the large shipments reach England They
inclined hold off for few weeks and as dealers here are
stopping buyue the country nsrucng their agents to
pay less the tendency downward The very hot weather
nnfsvorabe for moving cheese and not few in
Jared in transit this civ. Common cheese are grow
ing worse in quality and price almost daily. Ore lot
Of poor thoroughly skinned fiat ONO was sold ut &C..
while many lots, sold at ALL viii go even below this figure
Orange County skinned selling at case There 10
L.. rnlo Alunn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-16
STATE OF Nav. YORK BAsk DKrARrsKxT.(
ALBANY April q. 1906
NOTICE is uERERY GIVEN. Pursuant 4

NUTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, Pursuant 20
~ Chapter 2]5 Of 1889 and so Laws Of 1865 this.
the circulating Issued the President Directors and Company
ofhe BANK or NEWYORK late incorporated Bank located
IN the City o. NewYork viii be redeemed PAR by the supn
endent Of the BANKING Department preseison fE Ma
TlONAL MECHANICS AND FARMERS BANK in the City Of
Albany for years from the date hereof and not thereafter
The onntn, said Bank be presented
aforesaid within years the date hereof Ell
which shA be for redemption and within
time thus specified viii to be chsrge tie @ IL the hand.
ofthe Superintendent for that purpose.
sp30 lGw6ulM u. W. SCHUYLEL ,Iltt sndeni
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-16

Eggs and much higher than week but
firm they day two since. Good fresh lots
will bring 29c o.day-single barrels, 30e great many
Door Western eggs in and 1t Ia difficult matter
10 sell them and give satisfaction all around Buyers VIII only
take them 10 count rejecting poor and the returns they make
are always Satisfactory but in hot weather and crowded
market there is no help unless an agreed loss Is allowed
Some Western eggs sold to-day for % and 2c the
while good lots of State brought ec Some Western
coming forward large and too awkward pack
ages-ll3 single box. Barrels much the best
them ard should be used for packing they can
afterward be sold for about cost We quote;
New-Jersey and Pennsylvania fresh. v doz 90 $50
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-16
Western and Canada p doz., good or1er. o.. n a2s
n
FRUITS AND BERRIES.

New Aprles quality aud sell readily
81 bhl few LawtOn BckbeJS were received
from HammOniOwn on the 0th-the first Of q ssasonand
brought 4Oc qt notified Bgercan cherries
coming from Rocbester few brought 30c b. Common cur
selling slowly Rsspberres continue nigh Wbortle
berries hghsOe fine berries brought 50 to-
Peaches begin from Norfolk IN good order and
bring SOa per Of baskets Charleston and Sa
vaDnah Peaches coming IN better order small lot
OF fDe Delaware pcots sold at SOC " pint Some Nor
folk Pears In market but there market price; dealers
Try get about So per bus and e. per Dbl for Neweey
Appe Good Cherries and b-ng 6 0lec
day few Triomphe de Gand Straw berries still coming
from Northern New-York but Of variable quality and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-16
Gcacbers.

A YOUNG LADY desires Situation az hSSiSF-
N ANT TEACHERin Private scho si,hou, salary snd
turn board and Instruction and Music Address Boa No
10. Hndson. NJ Y.
NJ III. CAMP, Educational and General Agent,
NJ No Bee1manst demand f,T good TEACHERS al
Autumn good Testimonials end
poious should apply Send iof Cr.ir tmi :"
good 81 and with fol- 49,
faction.
TINEACHERS who seek positions shond hare
i AMERICAN SCHOOL INSTITUTES APPLcATlOSfos n
Autumn demand for Teachers good Eiy applications de,st'
Wanted sp ciay Teachers Cssics hry lac Mu"e tte
French. Prinp school officers and heads 4 families woo wa
reliable Teachers should send u PARTICULAR j. W. SCEHAEN
HORN. Actgary, Nc. 40 Brooue-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-16
Chances for Business Hleit.


A SSIGNEE'S SALE offer FOR SALE for cash
mes the " G. X HERBCk, assigned to me or
the benefit consisting Of fun assortment OF foreign sn
the In cash, the inyetocd
price thereof under seal TO be m at the store No. 70
'iP;s 5 with the inventory "'''0' 81 8 @fsFeoT Asss
A FIRST-CLASS PAPER and JOB OFFICE for
N SALE situated upon the Hudson River doing ase business
Circulation lrge and obbs facilities OF the first order 10 an
tepsng this chance Address Box 40 Tribune Once
NOR SALE-The BUSINESS and STOCK Of a
4 HARDWARE STOVE and TIN STORE, in Odn Illinois at
the crossing the d. and M and C. Railroad capital Of 5000
will good buness IN rapidly growing
Address with stamp, n D. GRIFFITH Agent odn IDaol,
IMMENSE SAVING in LIGHTING HEATING
and COOKNG-Tbe universal economic FAMILY GAS MA
patented the simplest most Convenient and poEab
taking than ordinary haoox
perfectly oud all smell and smoke also the cheapest
strongest omnaor for dwellings, Stores factories churches
join MACD0UGALL. 10. 70 Nassaust.. Room No. le.
falWO GLASS FACTORIES for sale. - The
EAGLE GLASS WORKS a. Port Elizabeth. Cumberland Co.
FIR the manucture Of Hollow Ware or WIDOW
Glass. with Factories Storehoue dwellings Tor II en iet
and accessible by railroad by water 10 New YORK OF
For fr,her particular. address SAMUEL TOWNSEND No. ~
South ID st., Philadephis.
NHyANTED-Mcn wishing to engage in pleasant
and paying business call Parties going south or
viii DO office before leaving the city Inc
capital required 425 TO $780, and from go 70 F yer
day. Callai No. % Courilandtst GUSHING WIZ.
0SOA SPLENDID INVESTMENT for SALE.
DOO. = going % Europe. AID gil sell an oignal 5
SILVER MIXING Co. fr $500 The pnrcassr WI
and good references to value &C. '" J. KAHN
ME, Box NO. 1855, Philadelphia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-16

BANK Department Albany, July -, 1856
J'HE WEEDSPORT BANK. Weedsport, Cayuga
County this this notice Of the appoint
rent Of HOsFORD Coz Banker No. ~ oldst in the city OF
NeYor redemption circulating notes to
with revocation the appointment Of the New" on oe
National Bank the y Albany such Agent agreeable 70 the
t emit n act 10 tue several incorporated
Banks Bankin. Associations and individual BANKERS pird Apri
II. 1881 g. " SCHUYLER superintendent
nANIELS, CROZlER d COE,
IL BANhERs aud MINING BROKERS,
No q Nassan-st. New-fork,
Especial attention given Colorado Gold Mining stocks
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Rcccipfa Of Produce.

july l4-56ss bbs Flonr. 2j7 bbls. Whisky, 62 Dbl.
Corn Meal les sacks do. Ell bush. Wheat el"9 bns
Corn A. $50 bush. Oats 1916 bbls Petroleum.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-16
BEANS AND PEAS.

There changes features in the butter market
There disposition hold the stock back. both IN this
and the West Though the trade here is limited and
calls light receipts there is scarcely any outlet still
our advice is 10 let il forward little fasteras fast as
the market will bear without hreakngese the heavy
mutations rushed in together in September and Oct0
Der and entirely break down the market Trade Is now
mostly Western Reserve, which sells az 32d3ic with some
fine held al 35e from Cal fnia unfayor
able for shippers and very little butter is going sOuhnone
at all Europe Fresh State butter which through in
ice or refrigefaorcars brings about 40cs0me Ale. The
tone the market is not quite strOng the close 1t was
the beginning of the week Good Western Reserve
av selling to-day &c., and State at 4Oc Chicago at 2e4
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-16
vEGETABLEs,

Potatoes lower both old and newbe former nominal
Cabbages high between early and late Squshes aud
Cueumbers scarcely be sold Green Corn In market
from New-Jersey. Tomatoes much lower New Garlic is
sale Melons in little demand They coming from
Georgia and Virginia We quote:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-16

EIVt MOCK ONcf tht ksFft ftHIf"Hys
Statement FOR week ending SATURDAY July, a. 1867
of Cattle OF Hogs. "a OF sheep, cars Of
Calves. of Horses. Total, l24
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-16
Dpi0en0 Notices.


DOWERY NATIONAL BANk-New-York, June
ID n lsd-A Dividend FIVE ~ PER CENT urre q GOV
.rmeu, dcen dec ed payable snd after Juy| lie
Book VIII te closed from Tie 20 int 70 July = %
u. HAMILTON. Ca'heH
DROADWAY SAVINGS INSTH UTION, No. 2J7
1 Rrotdway entrance Fars-flace.
Trustees 81 this rsuon hsve directed That the
usual Dividend DEPOSITS entitled thereto for the sir months
ending June the rate SIX PR CENT
exceeding $3.50 Hnd FIVE PER CENT 500 uree Ton
tar will be PAID on md alsI MONDAl JAY TO- 300
FRANCIS i. SCHOALs, President
WADE H. WoHRALL- secrr,sfy PzrtR CussSG Accountant
CONTINENTAL INSURANCE COMPANY.
~ No. l0l BROADWAY.
NswYoHs. Jolly ~ 1886.
The dfesior, day drcafeda DIVIDEND OF
THIRTY THREE aud ON THIRD PER CENT
earned during the ending with h June
uuo pocir. -niiing the hodrs ele 10 participate IN the
profits 4 the Company bunes' and Tp therefor vii be issued
tie 2Vth Of sepombei.
ACASH DllpEND
Tor payment 10 IN q the
SCRIP ISSUED ~ 1870.
with .iI per cent Interest thereon. payable August TO-
CASH INTEREST Dividend OF SIX PR CENT.
On outstanding srp for the 1851 1861 eJ 1854 and 1862 p,y
able goth september
Transfer boos. closed from Goth September.
As.m.nnu,l cash dividend SEVEN PER CENT will paid
to the soc.bolders on nd ufer Mondsy 10th
GEO. a. HOPE President
Ii. H. LAMPORf EicePresident,
CIRr. PICK
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-16

TIHE ATTENTION of the Stockholders of the
NEWoRLEANs CANAL AND BANKING COMPANY is
called to ID. following resolutions passed by tho Board Of Dnsto
OF the said Company the 18th Of June 1861;
Roed That dividend OF Two 5OlOO Dollars share being
the reduced shares Of the Bank be declared
net earnings th. 't months payable to the Stockholders
and alter the hs Monday ia July next aso be further
R,ed That those Stockholders who have not surrendered
their Certificates for reduction Of stock be required do
fore collection II dividend"
BY ~ MORGAN's SONS Agents. No - wiiHam-a
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a. Y. uho,..n1e rrice. OF Country rroduce.


~ Y. TRIBCSB by our own hePofter.l
The following are the rates OF as I'D gOod c0nd
ton "a sold hv commission houses at Wboeshe Shippers
receive TO 10 y less. deducted for COMMISSIONS beside
bt and cher charges Parties receiving produce to sell
oon with the request immediate returns be made cannot
always obtain the prices winch TRANSIENT ouyeS nave 10 pay
chant and prefer not 10 dappont by giving the outside
prices of very choice articles.
BEANS AND PEAS
Medium beans are selling WELL with the
some are held az So while others are offered much
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-16
Doaro Ino Rooms.

BOARD for q family OF about SIX adults, on a farm,
not hours drive from steamboat connection
Adde.. tab shade style OF county &C.
to X MAJOR. No. [4s Broadway, n J.
rlNO LEr--In private family two pleasant ROOMS
furnished unfinished with without board Apply No
Ea siHtvhnh.s,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-16

VJENNIUNS.
l. NEW PENSION LAW has just been passed giving in
creased pruons all lost both
feet hand the total use Of Of them IL
pensions fathers brothers, and others
prepared with aud sualr blanks TO make immediate appin-
Of Those whose
must applications. My will
by the Pension LAW ~ BRrfer BY permission Ssnscl
Srsir Publisher Of the Newiork Tntuns.
Of he NEW PENSION LAW tor sale at l.c each.
'HAhLES NElrLETON No. ~ Broadway. New lo,h
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-16
LIVE POULTRY

Fowls doing better; farmers TOO busy TO send in
freely though many chickens coming nom Norfolk, w.
they high sell readily Of the chickens too
anna 10 end o We
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-16
Gorses ano farms Uanico.

LNARM WANTED.-ln Westchcsier or DltcheSs
Counties good bull g ard convenient to
railroad. Address H. +. - Box No 2't New-fork fo'ohee
vita full particulars
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J The ara Pfeservatiye.
lAtlanta Intelligencer. ]

80 Printing has been happily designated as
| the art which preserves arts. Il Printing
makes the orator himself more than orator
IL catches up his dying words and breathes
into them the breath fife IL Ii is the speak
ing gallery, through which the orator thunders
in the ear of ages" I3I st3e.I i.5s
A greater truth was never uttered and yet
Ethe fact is not appreciated. :, Our city con-
tains large number Of men who will look
you inaeeently IN the face and say they have
not time to read even newspapers Aside
| from the injustice such men do to their fami-
lies they are guilty OF a gross dereliction of
Idaty IN not sustaining their home newspapers.
la prosperous press is a sure indication of an
lintelligent and thrifty community, The value
ofa daily newspaper IN family can scarcely
be exaggerated. This is especially true at
| this time, when the daily paper has become a
record OF all that has transpired worthy of
note, not on this continent only, but in Eu-
| rope, during the twenty-fouf hours preceding
| its publication. But it is not merely We
/ hicle of news lacontains vast amount of
information of all description many instruc-
tive essays, aud comments on the news which
IT records. Ii inteliigently conducted, it will
Ipfoye valuable teacher, and most mpor-
tant agent in advancing civilization and ele-
waiting the rational character ~
Z "A family of children who, for q. series of
years, have had the privilege Of reading the
| we'll stored columns Of a. daily journal, viii
be far better prepared, TO enter upon the du-
ties Of life, will appear better in company,
and will acqdit themselves much more cred
itably in the discussion OF current topics, than
if they had been suffered to- grow up in gno-
rance OF what was going on around them.
| We have noticed thiA fact for inany years,
and could almost decide, from a few minutes
conversation with, any boy of fourteen,
whether he had beeil in the habit Of seeing a
daily paper. The instruction Of the school
room is technical, and, while Indispensable,
necess rily fails to include vast amount OF
knowledge which comes under the head of
general information. and is best and most
pleasantly learned FROM the Journals of the
| day. Besides this "a daily paper increases
the attractions Of home adds to the variety
and interest Of home conversation, and, ia
many cases, induces father and sou to remain
at home in the evening, when otherwise they
might tie seeking amusement abroad Thus
1t exerts an excellent nfiaence, aud power
fully aids parents. in keeping their children
! rom outside Temptations.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1866-10-30

The Craven County Agricultural aud Wine
throwing Association have held meeting in
Newborn. as we are Informed by the New bern
journal Of Commerce. 1t asa good sign to
sec growing interest manifested ia the de-
sire to reorganize our agrleutn societies
Some time ago we alluded to that which used
to attract to our city a yearly gathering Of
our North Cmolinia fIiends and those IRON
the adjoining c9unties lbeJaaere. seasons OF
social enjoymeut and Interchange of views,
and tended to Keep up a commeIdable spirit
Of emulation which excluded envy. Wesiip-
pose it will be sometime before we shall have
renewal Of our Agricultural Fair seasons
The grounds have been leased, we believe, to
the Heedmens Gufead and would net ceme
under the control or the society even If 4'eE
organized, dough some other suitable locality
could doubtlessboA pGoeuredH As the journal
remarks, we Of tie South have nothing to
retire upon but the SOIL And. it ibehpoVes
US to cultivate aud enrich that, if we wish to
avoid agricultural as wen as political impo-
te8cy a'Aa ti"~
Winouebby Newton, Esq President of
the Virginia State Agricultural Society, of
Virginia, has called meeting Of the farmers
OF the State, whether members of the society
or not, to meet in council on the 10th of No
vember, in the city of Richmond, in order
that they may give to the society the light OF
their wisdom and experience. 81
A Richmond cotemporary in noticing the
call of President Newton, says: .+l.-9
There is life yet left in the farmers, we
are glad to know, and we hail with mex press.
IDLE pleasure the Indications exhibited in all
quarters of the State Of a lively interest in
the approaching agricultural Convention, We
hope to see, on the goth Of November such
an imposing assemblage of the Virginia
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1866-10-30
The Weeks Exports.

During The past week we observe the state
nient that the domestic produce exported
from the port of New York during the week
reached currency value Of 81 $50, 159, which
Is regarded as on a liberal scale. For the
preceding week, the amount was s., 285, 10.
The export for the corresponding week of the
last year reached $3,4O2, 121, an amount still
below the closing weeks expectations Of this
year, 81 ,27S,03S. The increase of the cotton
expectation was very marked. Che export
for the week, was 4,407 bales, of a currency
value Of $795, 739. The number of bales ex-
ported during the preceding week, was ,240
bales, valued at $2O7 ,zs9, decrease of 8167
bales, and OF currency value $5S8,O35.
There has been a check, it seems, in the
expectation of breadstutfs, caused by the in
aation Of prices, created by speculative pur-
chasers. The export reached p 600 barrels
of flour aud 10000 bushels. corn, The ex-
portation of tobacco, cheese lard, butter, tall
low and cut meats, were Considerable in swell
Ing the aggregate currency value of the total
shipments. Over a million of gallons of pc
troeum were Included in the expectations
Although the fve-twenties are quoted in
London at $50 by the special telegram, which
was published in the Day Book a few days
ago, which is a decrease of upon the pre-
vious advices, it is stated that United States
Five Twehties of the issue of 1862 were bought
80 u
in New York, on foreign account, and ship
ped during the past week. in anticipation, as
Is said, Of ready and profitable investment
for them abroad. This is a queer movement
Gold is worth l48, and the Fiye-Twenties OF
1862, in New York are quoted at 114.50. In
London these Five-Twsnties are quoted at
$684a$G9, Gold. An investment III New
York therefore. ID these securities, would not
beSa iudeious one, at the present rate of
Gold 148--and their rate i'll Greenbaeks
ia so 1t would be buying in the dearest
market to sell In the cheapest ffssro.
Our authority concludes its notice of this
queer contemplated investment In New York
in Five-Twenties, by adding Our political
a9itatons DO not distur D The conhdence OF Tor
elgn purchasers of public funds Judging by
the steady oft flow ofour national bonds in
response to foreign investment orders
Aud yet, in another article, in. the same
paper, upon a political instead of a financial
subject, it says sf- .t..sl ia za.o ss
s. There is 40 denying that these political
ineendiares are doing much mischief by en-
deavoring to disturb social order throughpu,
thecountry, as well as damaging our credit
aprnad aDu uepIeoiatins Ur.itoa States eacrri.
ties with people who do not understand the
character and overate the influence of thest
Northern blusterers and Southern fire. eaters
~ There is evidently here either eIashing o
! facts, or an absence of sincerity
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1866-10-30

farmers as will bring back the glorious days
of happier period when the country gentry
of the Commonwealth were wont to assemble
in council"
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1866-10-30
srS~ MIR. Alexander McAllister. resiain

near Littleton in New Hanover county, N O.,
was brutality murdered some days ago, while
in search of sheep. His body was found bur
led under logs and layer of earth. A negro
is suspected of the murder. es
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ae1 1t is stated that Shellabarger. Of Ohio
urges the application Of the axe, while Phil
lips insists that the present Congress shall de-
clare itself perpetual body, and govern the
country. How about Five Twenties then?