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~ Mr.. A. P. RODGERS, one OF our
most scientific farmers, has left with
us sample of Maple molasses, man
ufactured this season, which is the
best specimen of that article we have
ever seen or tasted. The process Of
manufacture is described in the fol.
lowing note accompanying the sam
pie: sm fa
Mr.. EDIToR:-I present you sam
pie of Maple syrup, made on one OF
Cooks Patent Sorgho Evaporators.
The process of manufacturing, was
to strain the sap, before letting it into
the Evaporator. then evaporate down
till it becomes thick syrup, as thick
as it is usually sold in market, then
strain through a flannel cloth, and it
is fit for use, either for syrup, or to
make into sugar without clarifying,
as is usually done in the old process
of making. The sample you have Is
just as it came from the Evaporation
without clarifying with milk AMI
eggs as is usually done. My Evap-
orator is Cooks No. 4. / can evapo,
rate from thirty to forty gallons oi
sap, into syrup, in an hour with q
great saving of labor, and more than
one half the fuel required in the old
process of making.
A.P. RODGERS.
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@ Senaeor SHERMAN made a
speech in the Senate, on the 10Th
nlt.,l on the question of disagree
melt between President JOHNSON
and CongFess. 1t is long speech,
ana of course a very able one. Its
tone is moderate, and its tendency
vii be to heal rather than widen the
breach.
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MILITARY Claim Agency.

COLLECTIONS are being made by the
~ subscriber, as a Military Claim Agent, for
back pay and bounty. Commissary and
Quartermaster's Stores taken for the use Of
the army of the United States, and not paid
for, for bounties withheld. contrary TO law,
and all other claims against the General Gev-
erlment, Of whatever nature
Office, few doors below the public squaI e,
in Gallipolis Ohio, on Front Street.
LEWIS NEWSOM, Claim Ag't.
Morcb : 1885
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Nothing of general interest wss
done in either House. a nmbel
of new bills were introduced purely
of local character.
WEDNESDAY, FEE. %.
In the Senate the following bills
were passed, to-wit:
Mr.. Knowles bill to authorize the
Commissioners of any County in the
State to establish a Children's Home
when in their opinion the interests
of the public demand it, was passed.
The Home, when established, must
be placed under the control of q
Board of Trustees, to be appointed
by tie Commissioners, and it shall
be regarded as "an asylum for all
persons residents of the county, be-
tween the ages of one and twelve
years, who by reason of orphanage,
or neglect or inability of parents to
provide for them, in the opinion of
the Trustees of the proper townships.
are suitable persons for such pro-
visions, and they shall be admitted
by the Superintendent on the war
rant Of such Trustees, accompanied
by a statement of facts signed by
them, setting forth the name, age,
birthplace and present condition Of
the person named in such warrant" I"
House bIll-to refund the commu-
tation paid in 1865, by those mem
bers of the National Guard who were
in the hundred days service. This
bill was lost in consequence of the
slim attendance at the time twas
put on its passage. The vote was
reconSidered this morning, and after
considerable opposition from the
Democrats, the bill was passed by
a strict party vote. ....
The House passed bill to amend
the law relative to the running at
large of dogs, so that it shall be in
operation during the day as well as
at night.
THURSDAY, MARCH l.
The Senate passed the following
bills: @
To abolish the office of Pay Agent.
Authorizing trustees of townships
to levy additional taxes for the i'm
provemeHt OF cemeteries.
The Committee of the Whole had
under discussion q bill to remodel
the road laws, which was afterward
reported back to the Senate, and
laid on the table by adjournment.
In the House Mr.. Lockwood's bill
to transfer eight hundred thousand
dollars from the surplus Relief Fund
to the Sinking Fund was passed,
after being so amended as to make
the transfer temporary, and provi-
ding for its reimbursement from the
Sinking Fund in the years 1867 and
1868.
FRIDAY, MARcH2.
The Senate passed the following
bill. t.I
Senate Bill-To provide that
"when device of real or personal
estate is made to any child or other
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Cheshire Academy.

THE Spring 7 rm Of Cheshire Academy
Il begins Mare 20, sHd ends June 6, 1866
Tuition and InS Sidentals Sc 90 to S. 90.
: Board, per weel 81 90.
e Ample PROVISIONS are made for self
boarding.
y. ID. Atkinson,
March ), '66-5y Prinsipal.
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or statements, or the teachings of past.
We advise the owners of the Gazette
to see that its views on constitutional
questions, do not do violence to the whole
history of the constitution.
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w We have received numerous

~ We have received numerous
inquiries in regard to the progress
Of railroad matters. We can only
say at present that the matter is noL
forgotten, but is being pressed to a
point where success or failure must
come We may be prepared, next
week, to furnish something more
.iefnite.
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In the Senate ,ill to fix the
term OF Office Of t,sxaship trustees at
three yeas. The Constitution ex-
pressly provides that all township
officers shall he alnually elected.
In the Hogss y ate hill passed
To give toansh;s trustees the power
to clean Gut +epair and improve
drains or water courses.
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tai or the Agricultural Coliege" Sc
these two questions go over TO the
next session. A bill passed locating
the Penitentiary at Moundsville, .
small town situated upon the Ohio
river, some twelve miles telow
Wheeling, and appropriating fifty
thousand dollars for the erection bl
the building. The propriety OF this
location may well be questioned
Two important bills touching 'tht
subject Of internal Improvement
within the State were passed jusi al
the close of the session, synopsis
of which l will give you in my next
letter. 4-t~- < -,
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A. P. RODGERS.
Eg The reconstruction comm

Ey The reconstruction commit.
tee in Congress, have agreed to re-
port preamble and resolution, re-
citing the civil status of Tennessee,
and declaring that she is entitled to
representation. in Congress. 1t is
supposed that the resolution will be
adopted with comparative unanimity.
Many of the Tennessee delegation
are already in Washington, ready to
take their seats.
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MARRIED.

At the residence Of the brides Father in
Cheshire township, on the 9th day of Feb
ruary, ieG6, By Aaeob Blackburn, Esq, Mn
WILLIAM d. REEL. and Mss CAROLINE NJ
HoGUE.
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SOMETHING NEW.
.GEPPART', ANDERSON & co.

NTHOLESALE and Retail Dealers in
w Queensware Glass ware, Japan and
Brittania Wares, Table Cutlery Carbon Oil
Lamps, &c d.,
COURT STREET, BETWEEN SECOND,
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relative of the te5 Dor, 4 s1ch . chiId
or other relaive ball have been dead
at the time OF tn making of the will,
or shall die thefsaffer. leaving issue
surviving the te tstor, in either case
such issue sbsS axe the estate de
sised in the sa1r manner as the de-
sssee would ksf Gone 4 he had sur
yirtd t1e teszzZ s:
q Sapreme Cor on Pleas or Probate
Judge shall renIpve from the terri
tory OF his iuris ction, or becomes
insane, his odid shall be declared
vacant ..
Hose Bill o amend the ninth
sectio. of the Dover act, so that
whena widow applies for dover
noticeshall be. |erved upon the de-
fendars In the kmc manner as in a
civil alton. 2
A Buse biH to require County
ICommsione1p p advertise for pro-
Posals when ky desire to make an
outlay fer aspecMc purpose involving
Al expenditnre sof five hundred dol
lars, and to le. Itbe. contract to the
lowest bidsfs,s rs passed.
In the Fse Mt. Blooms bill,
providing Pune7 for veterans
who hare.bce1 redited to a county,
-, ,,.oIi. - q l..t 1x-.<,- - IL S.4
large, was takens athe table, and
was referred r. 3 Bloom, Ban
ming, Bruff, Locfvcsz and Wiles.
tMr. Schneider militia bill was
considered in th1eECmmittee of the
Whole. Ne n amendment
was made. IND Sxs.on OF some
of its'pfoas ons bn of Gov
ernor Brode !, put the one
hundred da1 l;zaly COM
mended, GsNsl IS tds pFompt re-
sponse of th4 esional uafa. to the
call.
fIEDAY, MARCH 3.
In the Snatc ar Hall, from the
Committee on Finance, reported
bill to ameid several sections of the
act Of 1859 providing fci the taxa
ton of properti in this State, which
is designed 10 c,rry out s1me of the
most important Recommendations OF
Auditor GodmaA Q his la.e report.
Though the piiEifry object of the
bill is to harmoulse ting lars on that
subject, now On ON stSt.ts books,
yet several new features are intro
duced which uId se 'fantioned.
The most me- eaneuos est pro-
posed Is tha 5 rsece tonnty.
Auditors, On r. 5efr1-s third
Monday of Ba5 SKI Fsraise
the real estste ~ i've
counties, by ade 7fss n
cent. to the Tai IS
plicate of ioas 81
ably appoa-son
and townshthi
Equalization.
In the Ho
of the M,lN
Colonel Schls 81
afternoon in N sof,
si.sie. ThsPr a.spense
nth IT 4 ,e Adjo
~, Q by aos
tis's. - Ssith amend
ments was sack and re-
ferrea 70 tne tg Committee
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yotice.

TINE subscribeisha has been appointed anG
i qualified As Adm;ni traitor on the estat,
Of Morris G. Blszd :, bite of Green township
Gallia county, o. =; r'-
RICHARD BLAZER,
March y 'oo-5 Administrator.
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ASoTHg STEAMBoAr ExrlosIoN.-
The Str. + }. Lockwood on her trip
from Nv Orleans, exploded her boiler
on ssndly. night last, few miles be-
low Neaphis, killing fg'sty or fifty per
sons i''st and 81 dngmany more.
She faitsss.. and sunk. She
was inseec. four DAYS before!
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LETTERS

DEMAINING UNCLAIMED in the Post OF
II flee at GallipOliS, Gallia county, Ohio on tn,
Sth day Of March \ d. 1866.
re- II not called for within one month they
will he sent to the Dead Letter Oiliee.
RSfS@ TO obtain any of these letters the appli-
cant must call for advertised letters" give the
date of this list and pay cent for advertising
Allen WmJ Nice James
Austin Shepherd Patten Hattie
Brandon John RsdonhOr John II
Bell RI Reynolds Henry II
Bumgardner Jane Roney l.
6laflin Giles VI Rogers Alex
Casio Jonathan r Shaver VIM ,
Dixon Rebeeca Shanks VIM II
DrummOnd Samuel Seeberger Henry
Elder Chas Scott Fanny
Fillinger Jonathan Trickler
Holley 5 NJ Thompson VIM
Joseph NJ Vaught Miles P
Kitch Philip , Welton H S
Martt d Williams N F
Markin Susie Williams Travis
Morgan Rev Wm2 Wright Han
Momen Margaret
Office hours from ~ \ NJ to 81 NJ
sundays Office open from = to9 \ VI.
JOSEPH DROUILLARD
March, s,-lSG6 Postmaster.
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Statement of the condition the Republic Fire
Insurance Company, of the City of New York
on the Ist day of January. 1855. in conformity
with the laws of the State of Ohio.
EApITAI
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Ohio Legislature
TUESDAY, FEB. q.

TUESDAY, FEB. Il.
Nothing of general interest wss
done in either House. A nsmher
of new bills were introduced purely
of a local character.
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$0sr, 9s
LIABILITIES.
losses in process Of adjustment, $2i,'

Statement Of the condition Of the Niagara Fire
Insurance Company, of the City OF New York, on
the I>t day of january, 1865, in conformity with
the laws of the state Of Ohio.
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For Sale.

A First Class two-hOrse Wagon, iron axle
and small lot OF Lumber.
March 8, lsss.-tf
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if we were tc jszg &c Of thsm by their
acts. They refuse to acknowledge
the binding foree of the Constitution
al Amendment, abolishing slavery,
the ratification CT which President
johnson made an imperative con-
dition precedent 70 reconstruction.
That is the way they have of sup
porting the Presidents policy.
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Wanted.
I1ROM Fifty TO one hundred bundles good
Il Rye Straw. for which thehighest market
r H.R.BELL.
March s, ls66.-3v.
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disqualified from acting on the jury because
he has expressed On opinion founded ON pews-
paper reports. rumor or hearing, and not on
con versatiou with witnesses Of the transaction
on hearing them, testify, II the Juror shall say
render an impartial verdict. Postponed until
Tuesday next, and ordered to be printed. AL.
30. a bill to protect the rights Of action Of all
citizens, providing that where eitisen OF the
United States. who always remained loyal
thereto. and did not Voluntarily give aid or en-
enlargement TO persons engaged In rebellion,
shall bring an action to recover damages Tor
injury to person or property, or the value
thereof, no such action shall be defended or
any defence allowed by virtue Of the authority
OF the late so-cslle,l Confederate States, or any
State declared In rebellion. The bill was pass
ell. Mr.. Cooper presented papers contesting
the right. Of AIR. Arnell, of-1snn., to y seat.
They we're referred to the Committee on Elec-
tinns.
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Nest of our readers have M doubt real some 9th
numerous advert srrnsnts Of Tin Enterprises, Git
Concerts, &C., which apprar from time to time W TIE
public prints offering INST tempting bargain, to
those who will patroniIc them In most cases these
are genuine huinbugs. hut there are fec respect.
able firms who do business In this manner. and
they do Il as q means Of Increasing their whole
sale business and rot TO make money. nom such
firms, II IL true, handsome and valuable articles arc
procured for = very small sum, aud that IL moro
important, no one is ever cheated. Every persna
gets goo value Or his dollar because, as 20 have
stated IL Ia inteni'd 10 act a. an advertisement 20
Increase their ordinary business
We have seen numbers of prizes sent out IN this
way by SHERMAN, WATSON a COMPANY. of Nassau
Street, y. T., and there IL no doubt tha,solne or
the articles are worth eight or ten times the money
paid for them while We have not seen or heard
81 q single article which was net hilly worth
the dollar which II cost But this Is only one II
the exceptions Of this rule, for "a grneTai thns
the parties engaged In this business are nothin {
hut clever swiatlers-SsfsriIy Rslisg. Montreal,
&. T., Jan. q, iS66. 6weopD
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The Message oi the President, is before
the people Tor judgmen, upon its merits.
Perhaps no document was ever looked for
with ,,o,,. Indifference ON the mart Of the
-, -. n, ,,a. L,,., ,h,,
p""P''' '""" "''' ~ -, ~. -, :. a..
he would again pun 'o''' us ''' a' WV
,'"' ''e' '"' -, -, y, an. on.
NV" "''' :. ,,;..,-
"'"o'"' '"Pa''. ~ 49,. -,
ing IT, us'e ''"" v' ~ ~. ~ ,n.,
I've WON" say " ""', =" as -, 50 :,
""" """s - ...,..o,. ,,' ,h,, Of I.
P'"" ,, . 60. r.. E,., ,sr.
s"''' 'a '''''s. - -, \ ,,.,
'e"'' - -, -. p..~,.,;..u, mn,
was eNss"" ..I.-,,..,, =.
Jor'ues' anu no! "o - So :. -,
islaturc not as trump, nor u" "o'
hanging ON the verge OF the government.
h,, =, ,,,., ar. safer a brief inter
~, . e - ~ a. .T,,,,d ,,n,,, ~.
al "e eo"x''S II,-.,.,
sums sc. Perhaps we cngh''o oe manh'
iul Tor that. lie urges Congress to do n
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DIAMONDS N BsAiil---we have been gr'tlhsi
by . visit from II. ". Lane, Esq. the agent for
Ayers Pills, s~rsapariils and Cherry Pec'orsi. IN
South Ameriea, who has just visited tho mines
with his medicines, and Describes the process OF
taking gems nom tho earth. driver places his
gang OF slaves In . mud hole, where the gems are
found, and pans out the earth IN the water like
gold washers. The negroes are naked. TO prevent
their sccreting The diamond. In their clothes.
Ayers medicines arc the talismans Cor their die
eases, and II was not difficult To exchange, with
the negroes. Ayers Pills In about even weight,
for the rough stones In which the brilliant, srs
holden --BostoR Lsaf,r.
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BRIGHTON MARKET-Dcc. 4.

A. market ~ the current w-s Cattle. ltoJi scep AL
Lambs, see; s~inc, 3tsoj number wssn Cattle ilS7,
Eastern Cattle, 2t3;
PRIcES-Ibsf Cattle Extra, So 30 20 u IS, At
guilty, gu 80 10 " eOi soooi quality sl02j 40 II ",
third p,i,i,ty, % 10 q so
lIIDES, 10 % lo!c v h. r.ilos, n Dsicvb.
PHLrs, 90 40 l - zach.
CNLP SKINS 20 Own.
RkSlsxs.-A gopi supply with dcrrn,ly artlvv maj
ket TIE quality fsir prics rins higher than lat
wtsk.
MICH COWS AMI Calves SIS. IS, rs 10 lon
SHEEP AND LtMBSIn los, ttOl.l 2,2 30 h2.j
each Pxtra. 8. Is a. IS ~ from 40 SIC v N.
swlNH-w-s,srn TAT SsiDs, live, 10 40 II Y d.
Dr-<s.-i - 40 itc p~r 10
stose llogs-iletAil II 10 i2c Jcr 10.
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: The Hartford. city election resulted in q
triumph with u gain Of 700
votes. Last year it went the other way. A
pretty big straw for the Connecticut cleo.
lion
The Republican Senators have completed
their arrangement of standing committees.
On the Committee on Foreign Relations,
Mr. Doolit,le, who was next to Mr.. Sum-
ner. chairman, has been placed ut the foot,
and MIR. Ramsay is made head Of the Post
Office Committee, vice Dixon displaced.
MIR. Henderson was made chairman Of the
Committee on Indian Affairs, instead OF
SIR, DooiitiIc, while Mr.. Cowun has been
trnnsfsred ffoti the head To tho foot Of the
Committee on Patents. Thus Messrs Doc
liulo cowan, anal Dixon, friends OF Presi-
dent johnson, and deprived Of chairman.
ship 80 .71 1"n. .-H q
A. large caucus Of Republican represent.
taiives on Wednesday night they agreed
upon the following measures; 80
lst-A bill regulating the organization OF
the House, directing the clerk to place no
names upon the roll from States no, repre-
scented in the preceding Congress or de-
clarel entitled TO representation, and pro.
viding that no electoral votes he counted
trom any State not represented ut the time
in Congress 2-A bill remedying the dc
feet in the law which may prevent any
State canvassing The votes for electors of
President or Vice President. "a law TO
change the time Of the meeting of every
Congress, with view to assembling OH the
lih Of March. Ito raise u special COM
lnit,ee for the rigid investigation Of the
New Orleans riot. 1.'E1! '..'
"A select committee TO investigate the
collection Of direct taxes in the rebel States
and the seizure and sale Of abandoned and
coniiscated lands, &c. 6-The Committee
on Pensions 20 inquire whether any PEN
sioners in disloyal States, who were struck
from the rolls, have been restored in viola
ton of law. IA special committee to i'm
vcstigate the release OF the inurdercrs Of
Union soldiers in South Carolinn. t.
Mr.. Raymond, who was present, in an.
swcr to the questions Of the members, made
explanations similar TO those he has already
cdi,orialiy given Of his connection with the
Philadelphia Convention, and declared that
he approved the measures put forth in the
caucus.
Mr.. Scholfeld moved that he be permit
ted to remain in the caucus, which was
agreed to.
a subsequent resolution Of Mr.. Schenck,
excluding from the caucus any person who
a,lhercdto the Philadelphia address, after
considerable debate was tabled, 30 to 36.
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C~"rhcre is no Abraham Lincoln Pres.
idcnt now" said MIR. Vallan,ihani in his
Kentucky speech. Vallandham is about
right What followed must have heigllteD-
ed the effect Of his exultation, "Giye il to
him! ,(meaning Lincoln) shouted one Of
the rebel crowd. We have an idea that
they and vallandigham did "give it to him"
and tha, he died of il. That is why Abra.
l,aln Lincoln is not President and Andrew
johnson is,
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PRoMPr.-We are informed by Mr.. r. II.
Polk, Life Insurance. Agent. to whom the
late Mr.. Chas. Spencer made application
Tor u policy of insurance, that a policy tor
ten thousand dollars has arrived, notwith.
standing the fact that the application was
sent on only five days prior to his death. '
The money was paid by telegram from
New York, dated June twenty first The
anne day on irh,ch the Company receired the
not fcation Of .Mr, SpeneerS death
So much for proIntness.-Sd Francis.
co Daiiy Examiner, June %. r
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INTERESTING NATIONAL FACTS.

For the benefit Of those who have not
Ind time to wade through the numerous
,,,,,I;,. j,.,,.,,, ,,r,so,,,J % ,h,, ,ro,,,,
P"'. '' D >' ~ wv -
scss'o" '" '"s'e's, "o '','Ho "'o "
compilation from the Boston Journal, which
facts will be found worth per,ising:
tn. ,c,rc,,,e ,rcor or tho ,ubl;c land.
,r ,ha iIn;,.5 States s,,r,eyod nnd ,nsnr
,.y.J IA / iG5 I,;s sOO acres whicb Is
s.ya,',.o, ,;,n.s ~. ,,yLo,., s,rf,.. of pr,s-
=. ;n.,,,a; " h ,o.,;,o,;,I ;n.ro,s sin.,
H. So. ,.;,I an.,.;, '''' N'N NN
O"iv an. Of ,h. oil, Revolutionary M,
,;onar! now I;,;n. 9 .vurI DowS,Sa
or El;,bnrr s,n,oS, conn,y n " Us
=: -. IL. I.,,..JI'i Iii f,r a..
" uhore '"an u n,in'e" ye"'s Gu. :" 'ne
os - 49, L.! g 10; ~
We'I "i"'.,eo oei"'o '"o o"so VI "'e" nus,
naiiu . INJURY ser'ice' ohy TWO a'e ho"
liS.ms. .-.-,.,-,,,.,-.-.,---.-..
J. Inc pIesen' sicnS'n OF u'e r,su.np urn!
Is oniy oo'o''' whch u near'y u Voo SNORT
OF the minimum s'rehg'n eoh'elnl'laied ny
INV, ino ' '',';, '.ieo ~" n,.;,,','
colored ana WHITE mostly cooreu. Durlls
'ne ,as' ,our 5ca's tuG uo,sl . on co' s"
pn n 10 u'sa,Ac" so'u,o.s 1'Uu, wy '1ss'
i'V n'n us 'ee' anu '' "anusLa'i u "as
ao1wl ;ovo h.,o Illus 'noic ~ u'sn'p H:,
VIZ nav ~" "n so".u nv. '" %
'sssc,s' anu u'eio aio "'o'o =" W eo"''
P'e,ed' r
Inc incomes iast year pane revenue OF
Soo'e'''.o', "n'.u was neaLy u'Se u'" ,n
the re'enuc " u, ue .ea' u,o'u "o, 0,' '"o
snnc sou ho .'sM 49,. &c .oi
s un -, ,'' az. m,' suPLo' wi ,','na."
fo't'f,f'o, a'u 'ne 'no"e'e a.n. 'o"I ~
sn'osels neaI'! 'ou' u,n.s a as n~" 'os ~.
'"s. sP"1 saoa , IT.. 81, H. G.
anuuo Io IN '',Sro T., a"as;on nnJor iii.
. ,ni', IT, az, o,har .x.,m nos.;hIS
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H.. son,hs,n states The ;ss,,cs of m,;ons
nm tho last or lane. IN wbi,cs and blacks
,y.,e ,hon, .eou,l. The Freedmen I'm.
rs,,, has nov in ms ,ossess;on far d;.,r;bu.
finn o12 OH ACRES of, land. besides 22s
tract. in Tennessee, and IiI9 parcels of
Town nroper,y. ~
The Government sold during the past
yeor $40 2Ol. 72y worth of hostage stainps
nnJ cny,lopcs we sen, nl,rond I .ss6. Di6
letters. anal received from abroad 4.5I3,is}O.
we sen, nearly three millions of newspa.
,.rs mud n.cciy.d n I;ule over one milan.
In, number Of nos, offices Is 2,Sls: of
Which ,hcrc boy, bcen r, onenrd in tho RI.
h.i,;ons S,,,.s os;s Eor,r. s;x cites have
,sa S,cs ScGScry :, s,em and The Man GIVE.
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=, n,., " = .,aaIon, J,"his ,h. " ",
,h. nrcv;a',s wear Nearly ,o,,r million, Of
Jon,rs msrr Inn, s,tsly nsssed ,brou,h the
nn;I The average amour, Of encl, orler
"as s,63l. The nu,nbcr Of ,lend letter,