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The Elk advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Elk Co., Pa.) 186?-1868, 1866-07-12
THE AGE,
430 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia.

wv .AN'TED. &2T GO nes' ryrsr.
w AGENTS wanted, ladies and gentlemen,
in every County in the United States. tn
sell the iut Powders Of the American
Ink Company. The powder sells for
forty cents per package, aud will make
ink enough to fill fifty bottles of the
size usually retailed at ten cents per
bottle. A sn art agent can sell gross
of it a dav, and clear S27 g.. The ink
can hp made from the powder in three
minutes il common boiling water. II
is peri ct black ink. the best in the
world. 1t fows easily. does not corrode
the pen particle. never gums up. is not
injured by freezing. aud is color will
last forever. Every family in America
will buy it, as package Will last a
family for years. and lux can he made
in small quantities as wanted, With
each gross we send thousand circulars
with testimonials from clergymen, law
yers, teachers. merchants, commercial
colleges, editors. &C., aud the agents
name on rhe bills Only one person
will be made agent for county. The
fist one sending $50 FIR gross of the
powder will receive it by return express
together with one Thousand circulars
and the right to sell in the county he or
she deSi2nates. II others send for the
same county, the money will be returned
To them free us expense. To mate sure,
one had better designate several coun
ties, either Of which he or she will take
Send for trade list and circulars il yuu
dare run the risk Of waiting. or send the
money for gross. Letters addressed
to the Mayor, Postmaster cashiers of
the banks. or the express agents Of this
city, will show that the business is hon.
orably and squarely conducted An
Ink Powder will be sent by mail to any
address, free OF charge, On receipt of
forty cents.
Address, writing your name, town.
county and State distinctly.
AMERICAN INK COMPANY
Manchester, n. Ii.
THOMAS W, LANE,
Clerk for the Co., and Special Agent.
The Elk advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Elk Co., Pa.) 186?-1868, 1866-07-12

b6rAs yet we have not seep that
Base Ball Club formed in Rldgway.
What is the matter? Is there not en- .
terprise enough among the young men
20 have one? Who'll move?
The Elk advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Elk Co., Pa.) 186?-1868, 1866-07-12
N q T 7 G. r

Hereafter the Post Office will he
closed every evening at 8 o'clock. On
Sunday it will be kept omen from 8 to
10 o'clock A. NJ. Nail Closed ut 6
p. NJ. i. LUTHER. p. VI.
The Elk advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Elk Co., Pa.) 186?-1868, 1866-07-12
BIACKSMITHINGl !

TT. s. BELNAP desires to inform the citi.
zens of Ridgway and vicinity that he has
leased J. S. Hyde's Blacksmith Shop on
Mill street. and has employed good work
men who will be ever ready to make any.
thing from buckle TO an anchor.
Particular attention given to The shoeng
of horses All | ask is a fair trial,
May l7'66-ly.
The Elk advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Elk Co., Pa.) 186?-1868, 1866-07-12
Of READING,

On WEDNESDAY. the 18th day Of July,
1866
All who are in favor of the immediate res
toration fthe Union an its original purity.
Az who believe that The Constitution Of
The United Staies rs The Sapreme LuO Of the
LInd.
All men everywhere who are opposed to
committing the destinies of 30 MILLIONS
OF WHITE MEN TO 6J0.0C0 NEGRO VO.
TEKS; all who are opposed to
The Elk advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Elk Co., Pa.) 186?-1868, 1866-07-12
WHEATON's OINTMENT
he n T / S T r. Y !

Preserve Your Teeth !
DIR. j. w. BAlLY would respect
fully announce to the ,itizeos of Ridg
way and vicinity that he will be at his
looms at the Hyde House, the last week
in June and will stay four weeks All
wishing their teeth repaired will do
well by giving him call as he is pre-
pared to put up teeth in the most ap-
proved style. June. 7'66-tf.
The Elk advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Elk Co., Pa.) 186?-1868, 1866-07-12
D ! { D..

Fox township, aged 80 years, 6 months
and 2 days.
The Elk advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Elk Co., Pa.) 186?-1868, 1866-07-12

THE PUBLIC are respectfully in.
] vited to call and examine our
stock aud prices Whether they wish
10 buy or not, for we claim to have one
of the most complete stocks and the
finest STORE in the county and can
sell for less profit, than any other house
in the county.
The Elk advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Elk Co., Pa.) 186?-1868, 1866-07-12

T OST. ION the Sd instant, in the
| borough of ST. Mary's, n POCKET
BOOK containing several bank notes, and a
pronissory note for $9S 2S, without interest
and endorsed on TIE same for S25, given by
7 b. Cobb, of Elk county, d"ted July 2nI,
1866, and payable on the lst of October,
1866, TO be paid to W. r. Riley. or oder.
July 8, 1866. ". Il, RILEY.
The Elk advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Elk Co., Pa.) 186?-1868, 1866-07-12
NEGRO LEGISLATORS, NEGRO JUDO.
E.5 AND NEGRO JURORS IN
PENNSYLVANIA,

and especially those BRAVE MEN who per-
lied Life aud Limb TO defend and uphold the
Government of their Fathers, and not to
create n new nation in which the NEGRO is
to be our social aud political equal are in.
yited TO attend.
The Crisis of our Country's Destiny is
npon us. The patriot Andrew Johnson
tells you that the tr"iorS Thsddeus Stevens
and Charles Sumner. are trying TO destroy
our system OF Governmen; the Cover nment
that Washington and Jt tfers0u gave MS. the
best Government the world ever saw; and to
establish in lis place a Consolidated D'sPot'
ism, controlled by New Eng'a fanaticism.
" CONSOLIDATION Is AS DANGEROUS
AS SECESSION. - AH1reU JOFnSOn.
The most distinguished democratic and
20 'seryative Statesmen of the couuIry will
be pres nj and address the Convention.
The President and the Union meubers Of
the Cabinet have been invited.
Excursion tickets will be issued on all
the railroads.
By order Of the Democratic State Central
Committee.
j. D. DAVIS. Chairman,
Democratic Standing Com. of Berks Co.
WM. ROSkNTlIAL. President,
Democratic City Club of Reading.
GOOA MONTH ENTS
DJN Dwanted for oir entirely nsO articLss,
| ju't cut. Address o. T. CAREY, City
Building. Biddeford. Me. tmay.l7's6-lY.
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The Publishers of THE AGE respect
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THE DAILY AGE contains THE IA
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To City Subscribers. EIGHTEEN
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The Elk advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Elk Co., Pa.) 186?-1868, 1866-07-12
WHALE OIL,

In short, we have everything needed fof
family use.
Cedar and Willow Ware of every de.
scription. Confectionery. Brush.
es of all kinds. A full assort.
ment of Stationery. Wall Pa.
per, Paper Curtains, Beau.
tiful Oh Cloth Window
Shades. A very large
assortment of Segars
and Tobacco.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1866-09-29

Gtn S@retbtn beS aBnBS|
npan49iam.-Dem gon}ul Gemunp
Bauer III 9ritf 1T Gin et4enbdnbfqe8
Qt snelti&sr4@ pra@e abBefaBtts, ) pftt
Seittn laueeS S@retbsn pes &5ntas Don
Siar1. Maba, ManBtut, s%upeean4er.
Da6 @oupett 1T Don f9wara,m MtlaS
uup nit BEN t5ntsl. @te9sl Yerl.ben.
Bauer bit felt elmer 9fetbe Don Sabren
fit bic &bi@lisbung pom 9anbel> unb
S@tfabrt8sE rnrtatett tn Sntere1e un(t,
res 0anpels unp Ger Mereantil>M artne
etfrfA plaiptrt. Der @nfane lautet:
s.a &5ntel. Msioen3. @rpBtr Nalait
8anatoL 10. Stunt 1885,,
Mein perr! SD babe bte Gbre,T SIR
S@reitem battrt Grtsf Seferrtt@, rs.
Mdr3, 3u eu,pfan8en, welGeel mil. .bur@
BE @anp be6 Germ Mltriu6 @eblt9, bes
BON 81. Mat. BEN aaiier pom Seferttt9
nod Ypr rem erparteter Mbldluft zines
6anbel8, EraelateS be3et@ntte1 GoniulS
Fir @fAln, 3uBttomnitn it,, SD fa4e
Sbnen uttiren aufrt@tiBitea Dant tyr
be0en Snbalt utb Ste 1pnfiBen Mittbetl,
un9tu. Die Mn3etee be6 trtpartttt1 B Sc.
iu@s zines 6fret9ti@en &rttB8l9tHess
NIT einent @elaneten 81. 9fai. 1T mir
bur@ btn bieigen en9ltlatn @unlul auf
8eftbl bes 1ebr ebrentrerten Gail pf @las
rrnbpr, Sbrer Mai. Mtntfer fdr bas
Neubere, 0eirpprb,s.r, an rel@tn I'D, pte
man mir la8t, her tatlerli&t @ela1bte
81. Mai. beS 8atitr6 BON S,aerrtt@ in
2onbpn IN pteler NnBtleeenbeit 8etpanot
babe. @ir bpftn uno errparter nun pie
urs anoe3etete @elanot4aft IN 1oatotte
men ID entBeBentommtnber, freunblt@er
@etle ieiner 3et:l empfaneer ~ iSnnet1.
sc fol9t,ta bann Deri&teoene Bsnterts
unae,1 1ber ben 3anbel8Maetat unb per'
i6nli@er Matur au.i. 10. awelde NIT bet
untet1artft v9br gutter Greuno Sombet
pbra, Sacramento @la5a Mon8tut en-
ben. 292#&%* ss# 1@ @1@ 4A'sss.'3.
s. d.u.slt@eG reluben. asst
q. u5eute freut mid nheina 8eiu& BET
Stner, benn 70 ~per9n69t babe t@a Ste
(@on lansei ninnu1er eeieben. HM .a'
8. oSa i'd Sin tptrtlt& balb rdrrli@
opr Gteute; mttn Mann bat 8tfern
Ma@t6 auf btn1betnpeBe pom MtrtbS'
baus ti@tfse prleel betpnnaea u1'b tam
barum Is slet@ ntat mieper MttnbS aus
8eben." ~. ssa.#a D.. :.
Gin Metrat Ranb gum etfsa Mal'
SOFTEN auf Der ,6aurtwa&e. 81 tua,
ttwas hummer unp l@werbeBtetflt@e'
Matur. fragile Ct n@as babe t@ NUT
BIER Au beoba@ttn2 De- @efrttt'
ia9te inn, tab er, fpbalb EN- ft3ttr oet'
@eneral tdue, inc Sen eb r".ruft'
maGt. or batte tauut aueAtiprp&sn
ale aud nm bic @de Elm Sft3ter bpa
S@neQ rabn1 Der @9Retrat fetn 0eptb
unb ,ief IN ben 2auf be1elbe1: 81
toutunt i Sfi3ter ..a ~. ~, ....s.sssa
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1866-09-29
MeutRe Na@rtdten au6

Mtutft Vt a@rt9tfn 01o
10. Sept.
Da6 @abl9tieb bat enblid BITE trite
&amtter pni1irt. Die preubii&e Glette
I'M @nfen BON Still If ab8ttatelt pcrben
urb aue a,,ber1 Mn3etGM beuten auf
cine aIBsmtint Gn:mafnung bin.
GIprenA Is. Sept.- Der ttalt,
tni(@e G'enetol &enal reiite beute 1a4
Weneoi8 al, un1 Der uebtrGabt et6 GeR'
unSsquabrtlaterals ;u1 beauff@tf8ea..
Gprenh 10. .@ept - Die Cen,
bun9 bes General &tpel no@.@ien 0itbt
ter @ermutbun8 @aut1, baB BE Differ
en3en 3nii@en 9talten unb Selterrstd,
bettefs ber penettantl@en S@ulp tabe
bara1 finb, bet9eleDt ~, petben. Babr@
ldeinlt@ werben bte Streiti8fetten f&litb'
lid. bur@ Elm Gomprumt6 8ef@li&'
tft wtxben, unb btele8 tpefentlt@ III Il.
mem bauernben Grteben bettra8en.
Sc tlttner btfp mebr @pn,
rage Das Neinft Gabr;eu9, wil&ts
jeuals bte Gabrt ant(@en europa unb
Mutertta se.ta@t bat, lteBt au8enbltdl@
III ber Ebeult unb tnterel1rt ALE Seetut-
bt9sn auf ba6 1ebbaftfte. Dtelts S&tf>
den If BON Giien Bttaut, ~ Gu6 lang,
6 GuB brett, unb bate tt1r apei Marn
an @prb, ben Captain 6ublon frlber tn
Der Glotte Der Ser. Staaten, unb lttntn
Matt s. Std auBsr bteien mar nod
bes @apitans 9unb an Bprb, BET aber
,ntertpe86 farb. AIN 8. Suit perlteb
.bas S@tf@en Ntn /. Sort. Som Is.
Suit Bis gum 5. Mu8uF fam tetr ein3t9.s
@&tf In @t@t, Sim IA. MuBuf purbe
3uerR bte enelilGe &Qfte eeltben, am 16.
trurpe bo8 S@if@tn III, Narealp etn9e'
bolt. Sc Bat u1ebrfa& f@le@te6 Better
u11o f@uere See o%u18efanoen ; Yttrntal
&purpe IS 5ur@ (9were @eQen auf bte
Se!te 8erpprf.r; tam abr iu,n,er eliidli@
tpteber aut. Der Gapitdn uno fem Mate
batte11 ab,pe9tlnb BE @adt auf bieltr
lanetrteriBer .Gubrt; fe batter binrtt4enb
@aNer unb Brob unb YroYiitne&1 BON
eonltryirttn Qebensmintln, tonnts1 aber
Der rurubfaen. ct peaer ftlttn, pber ME
to@en. isa s.sr- pfnn ri9s il
,,e- n..
Ntue ano le111a me pet<
menpun9 oonYgelo91app'en.
sSett e'at9et 3sn 1'set u an oea'
part ltr S@au1enretna alDel.
ta@er, patetra9sn mno eef6le,@en mt
peotc8rape'l9en 1tloetn ;; aug mefof1
eete'!e amlau vt Ma"'sm a!e 9alps5si'
@en ete ppoloelapp.e Yea!ta'1e ce1 s1'
8sntDna1et aneepanp1. 1e1 me.B, ~ po
n,9a snnl'9 =. yot..a,!s a'',ssI oe.
wirp, iouten fe nt@t au& IN Stefmu>
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1866-09-29
Denti6e Banf,

81. Yaml, Minneipta
0tIb. Briefe, pber Ma@ri&ten lieeen spr fiji
80. 318 Sob. YbiI. ptnter.
319 Carl Yalsrt. a
800 Garl QIrebcl3.
@iIltu4 Brp6. u. Dunbar.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1866-09-29

7:30 Q(0tfn
uub ale aaseren 94rten bon, Der. staa'ea 10a0e
3aufen unb n~frtauftn
G5ebr. BiQiu6 u. DUNBAR.
Sir 8rQufr!
gnir tmpf.blen ben otrrsn Brauern nnitr be-
btnftnbes Eager port befen 0tfego eountY Dp'
tftn. V'''' 2o'"'u' ~ D"'''"''
@ebr. @tQiu8 II. Dunbar'8.
Demti1e 8anf
Wi((ius Bros. & Dun6ar,
ct. paul, mtnnnfota.
:. gH;r aberntbmtn ii. g.(erguns aaer aum
BantfaagebSrieen &el&dfte, nnb 3toar bo13u8s-
tefe:
1. Mnnabme Don Deppften.
@elber, mel9e bel unS beponirt tpereen. ite9tr
ieberaeit, pbne porberi9e aanbt8ung, anr 8erfi8.
fito Ser Deppueuteu.-Dur beiiutmte3 eit bel unS
aie6sreeleste @eper pereltsn pir6 prp3ent Snte'
9tden.
2. @elo<@ e@}el. Is ,..l,.s
g.@ plb, @ilber unofrembe Mln3er aufen unb
Hertaufen tpir fets gum 3a0es-Qourfe. s.s4
3. Mnfauf ,t1o 8ertauf Dp, @e@feln.
Bon auten8 anauier8. Tirr1en aus9efeQte@ t4-
eel t1nnen bel unS ieber3eit III ,@elb uuagetpanbelt
aperben. .tes.aazs5
8ir Sertaufen @e9lel auf Nem. yprt, ct.
2puis, &bteaSo, Milpautee y. {. ~, icwie auf
bie 9auptbanbelsplabt Deuti9lanb's, Grantret&e
xnb ter @9meia, unb tra1irem mir u. a. a1f
fol9enbe Vlabe 0urppa5t
MuB6bur9, 8a1el Berlin Breutet, @a1eL
Gpblen3, @5ln, Grantfurt a. M., 2eip<
sis. 2pnppn, @annbetm, MQn@en,
Nirnbere> Strabbure. Stutt8art.G rier>
@fen, &C.
A. @in3tebun9 BON @elpern.
@ir :~bsloreen bas &ole1tiren spn Noten. 'tro
IN alien Ibeilen &uropas unb Der @ereini8ttn
@taaten. Daau erfprberli9e Yapiere, als 8oQ-
s3a&ten, Derai9Aeifunes . urtunben, 1poten'
f@ettt IL. ferttetrt mir felbf, inter @aranttrune
ber &eAtsBalti9fett. an unb beipr9en bic eonfu>
lari(@e Beglaubi9unB berlelben.
Den @egentpertb aQer bur4 unS tn europa
ein9e, paenen ODER bel unleren Dorti9en Gprrel'
tpnbenttn flr unftre &e@nun8 beppnirten GEL
ser aablen wir bier III @plp aus. .l W.. =
5. Mus3ablun8 pom @elotrn:
DEN @~eeenrpertb BON Betra9en. pel9e nns
ann :3pede Der Mus3abluns 1T Deutf@lanb pber
Ter @@wei3 anpertraut mtrptn. lafen mir ben,
ttlbf In ben entleeenten Drti&aften npbnenben
&mpfaneen tpfentrtitn's 9aus ltaben uno tim
,ten un1ere 9luftrae9eber bic Autttun9et beriel'
beu (. 3. bel uns in Gupfan8 nebmen.
6. @erfauf pom @a1aae S@eine1
n l1eberfabrt BON Bremen, hamburg unb 81.
Serpppl mad Mtp ; gJort per Seeelf&iF obes
Da1npftopt, iowieS nlanb- . a0a0ei&eine ~3nr9feas
bon New.gort bis ct. paul 3u nieeri6ftn
9reilen.
Z. 8e3ablun9 BON Garer
IL febem Gbeilt bes g taates, @ntauf unb Ser
fauf @runbetoentbum eeeen 8ommtiflon ,e. ,e.
8. @ereintete.@ taaten Bonc5
aqer Mrt ais :. 5-2Oer, 1O-4Oer unb 7-3Oer tau
fen uub pertaufen mir gum 1agea.G ourfe.
@ebriiber @iQiu6 unb Dunbar.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1866-09-29
Die @ermanta Qeben8>

Die @ern1anta Veber8>
&er1&eru11g8 > @eifQf&aft,
90, 8rpab,paD, Mep=&)prf,
er4bReblt ben Beppbnern ppn Minnefpta, BON be,
nnfhdbbaren @pbltbat Der &ebenSs
Nerfi@erunA G5ebrau@ ~ r1a@en. @ie bat
en- ia al v. peII eiu9csabn eS O runt.
Gapttal son 500, 900
Da9 8eruSaen ber @eiel19aft betrus an, 80.
Stunt ;. s. $6O1,3OS.07
aenen Dierteliabr perrtebrt uua II .S02.84
70 baB tas Iptalpe. rnSsen
bsr @'c{ea19aft itSt betraet 673. 2O1.6l
has idbrii1e Ginfou1n1tn = *.l
sar 400. 10000
tiab. .'~. 100000
Eptal-G intommen y meniB-
ptr Sabr stnit6t. .ss
Die BerT&erunsen In Strait AM 80. Suni1865
tparen $11 10000. Dur@ 1teue Ger19erungen
a Betrage Don $1,8OO,O0O eretbt nd Elm Ser
E@erung9betrag pom $13,500,O0O. Die @e@eu.
t@aft fam mad ben el6n3enben Grfabrunsenb bee
ebten Sabres barauf rs@nen, ba6 nd bieft Ser
f@erum8siuu.r1e iGbrli@ UNI $3,OOO,OOO Scr.
n,tbrt. ole it iber oae @~eninieten @taattn
perbreitst unb SATIN Minneluta fol8enbe Aeen-
ten:
General : @sentur IN Der y Deutl9en@ ant" BON
@ebrlper@ iQiu6 & Dunbar in @t. Yaul,
perr @uitap 6einri9s In @inpra.
.berr Carl Brandt in Garibault.s
6err 6. Gt9bprn In 9aainBs.
6err &. 8c0en in Sem llnt.
Sir Iotesfdue sssbe,ablte tie @eitui9aft1b is
ebt $143, 500.W
s. @9wenpler, 9u9p @eienrpnd,
49lce.VrG{, u. @efret1r. Wr1iibent.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1866-09-29
mu6f! MuGt!l Muft

mir baben bie 8rSstt Muswabl bon Guitar
ren. Meeprbepns, @atttn. Mutt. Y. {. y. tn ber
5tabt. mel9e mir gum Rofenpreife pertauftn.
s. 6. 3SutBtr, Mat.
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Ste 8raneret
6lpbe $ptel

.. W. 5ermarn H.,
Nfantatp, u. .f5s> . Ninne{pta4
Dttlts baus wirb in better urb cpn1fprtabel8e
.eeuti@er Nrt eebalten. Mabl3eiten 3u tebfn
5tunbe III baben. #.s -
fur M~uSipannenbe betm pauie. IS So
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-01-16
News from New York.

New YORK, Jan. l5.-The warehouse
of Antonia Maicas,, at Matanzas, was
burnt on the 5th. Eight lives were lost
and several persons severely injured.
A report came by the last iAspinwall
steamer that the Spanish Admiral Poneza
was dead. Probably untrue.
A fraud on the police commissioners
was brought to light yesterday by the
arrest Of one of the attaches of the chief
clerks office, who, it is alleged, has been
selling appointments in the force tol
sums ranging in amount from $50 to $3.50
in each case. The extent OF the fraud
has not been definitely ascertained, but
the commissioners are investigating 1t.
1t is stated that five of these bogus
appointees have thus far been discovered
The trial of the two Spaniards Con-
zales and Pellicier, who were indicted for
the murder of Senor Otero in the Brook
lyn city park. will commence at ten
o'clock this morning in the King county
court of Oyer & Termer before Judge
Gilbert. "
By a concerted movement the police
on Saturday night arrested between thir.
" dUu lOllS VI lu6 Ltluilc olltcl W dlhVlo
of the 18th precinct, who were yesterday
arraigued in Jefferson Market police
court and sent to Blackwells Island.
Louisa Arnold, of this city this morning
cut her throat but, failing to die, jump
ed into East river. She was rescued and
taken to the hospital
Great excitement was occasioned this
morning at Brooklyn court house on the
attempt to empannel a jury for the trial
of Gonzales, for the murder Of Otero.-
Five hundred and eighty jurors were
summoned, and not one juror has yet
been obtained every one whose name
was called having formed an opinion
1t is hardly probable that a jury will be
obtained today.
The Secretary Of the Treasury has in
structed the cotton agents in this city
to make no more sales of captured cotton
for the present. The Secretary believes
that delay will be advantageous to the
government in bringing into the treasu-
ry higher price for the cotton than can
now be obtained
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-01-16
The Cattle PIaruc.

This fearful pestilence is still on the
increase, and the leading agricultural So
cieties and writer's are urging the gov
ernment to put an immediate stop TO all
fairs and markets-thus, as we under
stand it, prohibiting in effect all sales
except those for prompt slaughter by the
butchers. If this is not done, the coun.
Gil of the Royal Society.urgeslthat all cat
tie, sheep and pigs brought TO any mar:
ket or fair be forthwith branded and not
allowed 10 leave the town alive, that all
coming in from abroad be slaughtered on
arrival that none be allowed to leave
any farm or place in which there has
been a case of the plague within two
months that all offered for sale except
on the premises of the owner, or in any
place whore they have not been owned
for period of al least 81 days be brand
ed apd Slaughtered within Il hours that
these regulations should be enforced by
heavy penalties, and that government
institute experiments on a large scale
ito ascertain the real character OF the
plague, and to test various methods OF
preventation and cure. ."-ERgIish Pdpcr
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-01-16
Roots and stock Rai.in g.
he Canada Farmer well remarks


1T is impossible to keep stock adyan.
tageously without roots. This fact, and
the fact also, that roots play such an i'm
portant part in a judieious rotation,
ought TO induce more attention to them.
Turnip culture has been pronounced
the sheet anchor vf British agriculture
1t has wrought little short of a reyolu-
tion in farming matters in the old coun-
try, and it will do the same here, if it
can be made general. Turnips do not
require to be sown until the hurry of
spring work is over, and thus season OF
comparative leisure may be appropriated
to this important crop. They are a
pretty sure crop, and, on good land,
highly productive and remuneratiye,
In this country they cannot, as' in Bri-
tain, be fed on the ground, but require
storage They, however, stand a censid.
cradle degree of cold, and keep well
either in, pits or moderately vel pro-
teeted cellars"
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-01-16
Monetary AHnirs.

New YORK, Jan. l5.-The Commercial
says: Wall street is rather animated
to-day. The fears that some hasty and
i'll considered effort of contraction will
result from the financial measure before
Congress, appear to be passing away;
The loan market is growing easier, and
the current rate for demand loans is SAT
per cent. Commercial paper passes at
7a9c, with more offering. The stock
market opened with more animation and
closed hrm. Governments are steady,
without much activity, nevertheless be,
ing quite strong at fractional advance.
Railroad shares show considerable spec.
ulstivs activity.