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New York Market.

NEW York, Dee Cotton quiet and steady
Receipts of -four e ,205 barrels, market dull at
abie. Co q 10 76 for extra Western, 10 SO a
II 80 for Chicago do, 10 90 q IL . for common
to fine shipping brands II 30 e Is so for trade
brands closing heavy; rye -four lower, sales Of SO
barrels 600 %; corn meal heavy and dro0p-
ing Wheat receipts 7,724. lie g &c lower; oats pre-
heavy with sales Of 100 bushels 81 a 63 for Chi
cage: mess pork heavy and declining, sales Of
4.l0 barrels at q $50 q 80 for old, 10 so a
p s. for new; beef heavy, sales of $50 barrels at
previous prices, total stock old and new Dec. lSt
- 95; beef hams heavy, sales l24 bbls at IS 90 a
~ %; bacon quiet; cutmeat heavy: hogs lower AT
&C q Toe; western lard lower. sales of 80 bbls at
cheese dull and unchanged; rice dull;coffee dull;
sugar unchanged; molasses dull; hops firm at .
q - for ali kinds; petroleum dull, sales of 400
bbls at q for crude, 80 6e24f0r refined in bond;
whirkeV nuiet and UNCHANGED.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1866-12-02

Tennessee Bonds, new, 6sc Silver
Also, highest price paid for all kinds Of Southern
Bank Notes See price list, furnished when desired.
Deposits received, and Exchange furnished on
New York, Cincinnati, Louisville, Memphis, Eng
land, Ireland, France, and all parts OF Germany.
CORPORATION CHEcKs cashed at best rates. n
OFFICE, corner Union and Cherry street, oPPo-
site Bank 0f Tennessee
Office hours, 8 A. 81. TO 8 p. n. d.
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NASHVILLE UNION AND DISPATCH DECEMBER q IiS66>LI

LIVERPOOL. Nov. 30-NoOn-Broker's circular
reports the sale of cotton for the week u, 900
bales, Sales to-day 10000. The market opened
steadier, at Id for middling uplands. Bread
stuifs UNCHANGED.
LONDON. Nov. 29-NoOn.-Consols Ss3<; Erie
&c; Illinois Central II; 5-20s 701<.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1866-12-02

THAT BEAUTIFUL BUILDING LOTTO
i by l69 feet--On Broad street near its intersec-
ton with Carroll. West Nashville Also, num-
Der of beautiful lots in Edgefeld. Also, a num-
on and near Porter Pike Also, SMALL frame
and nine acres rich land ~ miles out near Gal
latin Pike. J. L. IL r. W. BROWN. Agents.
nOy2S-lw So Union street.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1866-12-02
Compares wIth previous reports as loLIoWs

The exports from New York of some Of
the leading articles of domestic produce
from the LIST Of January to the 9th of Nc
Vember. have been as follows:
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ms ADVANTAGES ARE NUMEROUS.

1t draws together all the buyers in this and
many other markets, the competition between
whom insures the highest market price for each
bale offered. Each bale is before the buyer. SO
that he can sec its condition. with a sample fully
drawn, showing its quality
AB- The owner either in person. or through
nus agent, has the right 10 reject the sale when
the price Is not satisfactory. "a
These advantages aFs'seeuFed to the Planter
with the same expense Of selling rs under the old
system. The universal satisfaction given To all
who have ever tested this system Is proof that this
Is par excellence the best that can be had
sepl5-4 Sob 77.-
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Foreign Markets.

-..yzsPooI, Dec. 1st.-The cotton market is
without quotable change. The market for
hreaGs.ufS Is somewhat easier and wheat has de-
c.inet to Sas. for mixed Western. Pork is also
.end.nE downward.
Lox-soN Dee. 1.-THE money market Is quiet
aud steady COnsuls opened at S9H for money.
American securities. with the exception OF $40
bonds nave declined since the last report The
following are the current sales: SOS. 10lEc..
liinois Cen raj, 76lZc. Erie, S5lE.
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NORTH CAROLINA.

Commercial Bank ........1S
Farmers Bank of y.
Carolina ................22
Merchants Bank..,..:35
Bank of RoXboro'........2G
Miners and Planters'
Bank.................25
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1866-12-02

NJ HAVE IN STORE A WELL ASSORTED
w stock Of everything embraced under the head
Of the above line Of goods. We know that we can
make it to the interest Of the trade to buy from
We invite an inspection o. our
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1866-12-02
Cincinnati Market.

J-vcrvNATI. Dee. 1.-Money market sctive.
Exchange in fair supply at par baying and SOC
selling. Provisions; mess pork held sc 1919.
Lard in 10 demand above i2c. Bacon l39l5 for
shoulders, clear sides and ribbed sides. Flour
aud and lower; spring superfne 50 ~; winter
superfue 81 5oSlG .; extra winter $40 1872.
Wheat; No spring - 10; No So 2562 80.
Corn IN fair demand at Sc for ear and $50 for
shell ed: Barley unchanged. Cotton firm at $40
9lis~ Tor lniddlinC
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FINANCE AND TRADE.

Gold opened in New York yesterday at
14l3, was l41g at 1870, 141 at 1890, and
cloSed at 141f at P. NJ. Brokers here
were buying small lots at l39@l4O, and
holding at 14l@142 l
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1866-12-02

Nashville & Chat!a Z.
II StOck................2S
Louisville & Nashville
Tax Receipts............90
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WING ipBEH s CO.. Bankers and DsaIe rs
in Geld. silver, Govsrnment Stocks and Com pound
Interest Notes.
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VIRGINIA.

Central Bank Of Ya......20
nRnville Bank.............20
Exchange Bank OF Va...20
Paramount Bank.....-..75
Farmers Bank Of Fin
Cllstle ...-.-......-........ I'D
Farmers Bank of Fs..2O
Manufacturers and
T aTnlers .............-....ZO
Merchants Bank .........4O
Merchants and Me-
chanics' Bank.....-T5
Nerwestern Bank-.....9O
Southwestern Bank.....35
Traders Bank........,25
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NA-HvILLE. Nov. 90, 1865
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Splendid, sew and Heavy Stock,
$50 REWARD.

Believing, from long experience, that we know the
trade, and are prepared TO supply its wants.
aarq-3m
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The New York Tribune Of the Doth d.
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NeM OrIeans NIarket.

NEw ORLEANS, Dec. Lotion market dull
and declining; sales 5000 bales; low middling Sic;
middIing 321zc; receipts 2.43i bales. Sugar in
good demand and prices tending upward fair
.llIc. prime to choice ll@12e. Molasses in good
,iemand prime 70 choice G5@7lc. Sterling SEQ
s2x sight Z o3s discount. Gold Il.
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Fer the Trade at Low PRICES.
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New York Dry Goods Market.

nav YORK, Saturday. December There
is more of animation in the dry goods trade to-
day than for several days previous. There were
more buyers in the market yesterday evening
aud this morning than usual at the last Of the
in prices for some days has been quite remarka-
BILE but is accounted for from the fact that the
production Is now light, and the stocks are not
large. Business is very irregular.
New York Gold and Cotton Market.
NEW YORK Dee. l.-5old l4G7z. Cotton dull,
a.LL.raL. g. IN; 4. II ;l,. n .Iaralls
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1866-06-20
Sherif's Sale.

Rf VIRTUE of a Writ Of ii Fa to me
ID directed. will sell to the highest bid
der u, Lancaster Court House. OIL he first
monoa, ID July next, within the legal
hours"f sale, the following property to wit:
A tract of land Containing four hundred
and eighty acres, more or loss, bounded by
lands of James Catoe,'Wm r Phif.r. and
others; levied on and to be sold "a Tho pro.
perry OF Bingham Blnckmon, at the su;t of
X. u Billings, Z. +. l. ID, ct al [pfs3. 30
Also mt the same time and plare, | will
sell al the interest of Bingham Blackmon,
the defendant, in What is called The J,nu ]
bI"ckn'o' gold mine track Of Land, adioin
ing lands of Jam Catoe and Others lev.
led on ana to be sold IA the property o(
Bingham Biarkmon, al the suit Of X G.
8'ltngs.C f l.. d, and others.
IEhhS CASH. pr. fee S3 SO
J. L. COUSART.
June 6, 1866. 1885,. SID
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Nsw YoRK, June IL.

Cotton active and two cents higher
Sse, oi 1000 bales, at 80 to AZ cents.
Sugar firm. Coffee dull.
Gold, 1893.
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GEETs:-tiaving used and witnessed the
Beneficial fleets of Perry Davis Pain Killer,
! take great pleasure in recommending it to
the public as the very bes. Family Meiicine
with which am acquainted. In this ss.
tabiish,heht are employed nearly one hun
dfed persons, aud your Pain Killer has bean
used with the mos! astonishing results
For -Four Years not single severe case Of
Cholic, Summer Complaint, or Dysentery,
but Has Yielded like magic to the curative
powers Of the "Killer;" and for Cuts,
Bruises, etc, it is in almost duly use, and
with like good effects.
JOHN TANNER,
Foreman Of Wrightson g. Co.'S Printing
Establishment, Cincinnati, Ohio
Sold bv Druggis;s and all Dealers in Fami.
~ Medicines.
Nav 3Oth l366-lm.
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SOUTH CAROLINA Lancaster District.
RY ID, a. WILLIAMS, Esquire, Ordinary
ID for said District.
NHEREAs, Calvin Belk has applied 10
me for Letters Of Administration, deboni.
non, oil all and sing uiar the goods and cnal-
tells, rights and credits of Jarob plyler late
Of the District aforesaid, deceased.
THESE ars, therefore, TO cite and ad
noni'h all aud singular, the kindred and
creditors Of the .sid deceased, To 40 and
appear before me n oGr next Ordluary's
Court for the said District. 10 Le holden at
Lancaster Court House, on the lot, day
Of Jnly, next. ts shoS cau.e, il any.
why the said Administration should not be
granted.
GIVEN under my hand and seal. this 18Th
day Of June, in the year of our ord
one ,housasd eight hundred md -ixty
six, and 10 the yOth wear of The ipde.
penaence Of tho United SlaIes If
= America
ID. a. WILLIAMS, o, l.. D.
June 20.--2l
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N ot'Ce to Contractors

The commissioners of Public Buildings for
Lancaster District will, on the 10th day OF July
A. d. 1866, let out to the lowest bIdler. who
| can give To them the required bona aud scc,iri
~, the contract !or repairing the Jail at Lam.
caster Court .Ouse.
Sealed proposals will be received from con .
tractors until the time above indicated, by n.
X. Price. Chairman of the Boa,d tn. work
required 70 he performed consists oi framing
four cells, covering the building and work mel
dental thereto, No sealing, or plank will be
required except for sheeting aud boxing
DIMENSIONS OF BUILDING.
The building is 80 feet long and 4 o feet wide
from outside t. outside. The story upon which
tine cells are to be framed is o feet from sleep.
er to joist The passage around the cells be
tween the same aud tn. outer wall 10 he 5 fee.
wide. The cells / in number To bc lC feet by l3
TIMBERs NECESSARY.
Two sIl' for cells 40 feet long by inch es-
ends to rest on outc" walls ..
one centre an 20 II long = by inches
Three sill. 81 II long, S by inches. all to be
framed together iorning the foundatiou Of
the cells
Slecpers to be by inches. Set "a inches from
centre to centre.
Studding to he 1 by 8 inches, 10 inches from
centre tO centre.
Side Wall Plates (2) sc n, 10 by 20.
Two end plates. ~ feet long by TO-
Three plates for cells ~ 1t long, 1 by TO-
Two :" 60 80 IT long. by 10,
One centre plate I6 feet, 4 by 10.
The jost TO ne bv TO- to extend over the out
or wall to form the boxing, to set inches
from 'ntre To cent g.
Rai!e,' to correspond with the building by s,
each to be brscrd III the centre from the TOP
iOist.
The building to be shected and shingled with
ths best material
The work to be performed and completed by
the LIST ot Novemt er next, in a workman!ike Q
manner. ANY other work required by The un
dersigned win be a special Job, not to he ncIu
dsd IN the above. Contractors :or further par.
ticulars in reference to the work are referred to
drail OF the same placed in the hands Of
Messrs. Hasseltinc L Massey, at Lancaster {. II. .
ii. H PRICE, Chm'n OF Board
J. 7. X. BELX, Seey
june itb, 1866. l7-5t.
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New Advertisements.
Jas. NJ. Pennington,
ARCHITECT And BUILDER

LANCASTER 6. H.. $. c.
VIII furnish dr'ig's and estimates Of al!
kiAds OF Buildings, embracing modern styles
Will also execute all work suck as Building
and Repairing with ncatncss and dispatch.-
Residence At Laucsstsrvie, S. Z.
juno 20, 1866. l9-ly
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Get the Best d!
PHOENIX and CLEANER.
TIE DAILY PMIENIx

Is published every morniny, except Mon
day, and contains the Latest News. bv
telegraph and mails, up TO the hour of poing
to press; Editorials Correspondence from
different points. Miscellaneous Rcading
Tales, Poetry, Sketches, etc etc etc
In tn" QUANTITY aud QUALITY Gifts READ
ING MATTER is not to be excrlied by any
paper in South Carolina ADvERTIsENEsrs
inserted on favorable terms
THE TRl-N EEKLY PHENJX
Contains, in every numDer, the reailnr
matter embracing the latest pew,) or Two
issues of the daily. 1t il published .vrry
TUESDAY, Thursday and Saturday morn.
lsgs.
TIE CLEANER
Is published rvrry "Wednesday morning.
II VIII embr"re eight pages, containing
forty eight columns, Is prin,ed m II form 10
bud, and thus secures faithful record AN!
history of passing events.
TERMs-in advance
Daily Taper, six months, 81 90
iu'N eSNIF, 9 30
Weekly, so
JULIAN 4. SELBY, Proprietor,
June 10 IoImIn hia, ) {.
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JOB WORK.

We are nos prepared to execute all kinds Of
1oo work, with neatness aud dispatch, and
on accommodating terms
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SOUTH lancaster District
RY ID. a. WILLIAMS, Esquire, Ordina

- z O.
II ~ for said District.
WHEREAS, Amos McManus ha. applied 10
ME for letl-ts OF Administration Lbonis
non on all and singular the goods and chat
tells, rights aud credits nf Sarah Phillips.
Late Of The District Hfo[e.nId, deceased.
These are, therefore, To cite aud Sdmon
!sh all and singular. the kiLd ed and crrd.
tors Of the SAID deceased, To br aud appear
before, me nt our next Ordinary Court for
The said District, TO DC holden at Lancaster
Court House on the I0lh day OF July
pext, to show cause, il any. why the said
Administration should not be granted
GIVEN under M, hand and seal, this lSr h
day Of Jusc, in the year OF our
Lord 1866, and in the ooh year Of
The independence Of tho U. s. OF
America
ID A. WILLIAMS, Q. L. D.
June 90. 1866. at.
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The North Carolina Legislature has
passed bill TO have her manned Conled.
crates supplied with artificial Limbs at the
expense OF the State.
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Wanted.

1000 POUNDS NEW FEATHERS,
lOOO Also, 500 pounds Beeswax, for
which the highest market price will be
paid. RIDDLE g. MARKS.
Juno 13-tf.
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Lost or Mislaid.

A NOTE.M aDE BY JOHN NJ TAY.
"a IOR. Payable L" Wvself for the sum
Of One llrnired and Fifteen Dollars CIl5.
on) dated 1865, day and month not recoliec
ted, duya oh. day. All persons are warn
ed against trading for said so:e, payment
th.reupon hn.ing been stopped.
June 20 -3t B. J lURkrON.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1866-02-24


Welded early. "A few weeks since
(says Washington paper lad named
WIN. Wells, IA years oflage, kand girl
of Is summers, named mary Earle, both
residents of Baltimore, took it into their
heads to get married, leave their pa
rents, and come to this city. On Tues
day Capt. Cassel and a sergeant Of the
Baltimore police came to this city, and
took them back to their parents. Young
Wells was engaged in selling newspa
pers in this cityTahd his wife was aid
ing to gainIa snstenance by plying her
needle. They both stated that they
were contented with their lot, and We're
making themselves a comfortable living;
but as it was the desire OF their parents
that they should return home, p they
would cheerfully do So, and departed,
with the officer. e--...i sssv ,qmsis s4i9 fl,
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1866-02-24
GREAT WESTERN
Gap and Eur NIanufactor,,
35s East Water street M,,,,

90 East water Street, Mflyvavt
FREDERICK GUNTHER. who has beer - =.
Cap and Fur Manufacturing business In ~ Va
the past sixteen years. would respectfully aDr,.Y
TO the public that he has just opened to the
largest and most splendid stock of LADIES, -. We
DREN'S and GENTLEMEN's FURs ever -. ~
into Western market The same are all ofA,v So
MANUFACTURE. and consist partly of Saprv
sfBERIAN SQUIRREL AND FITCH SRrrs, l Ada, =
yer, Otter and Mink Trimmed Hoods and g.
Caps OF the latest styles, Ladies' and Gent!eu.n
ter and Beaver Gloves Gentlemen's Fur Gu"
Children'sF urs in avery large variety, Sc. a.
The attention Of the ladies is especially call,
TO the fact that the furs are of MY OWN NAME"
TURE have the reputation throughout the oor..
to be superior III style, quality and finish -
made, either Fast or West, and that warrap. =.
to give entire satisfaction. All kinds of frs '-s
order ON short notice.
.Ikeep constantly on hand a very la-,a....,
Buffalo and Fancy Sleigh Robes, Rohe In
Buekskln Gloves and AIittens, Hat and Can T..g
mings. Cloth. Pushes, &c, &c.
. would call The special attention Of Comm,
chants to my large and extensive GAP N,,Tp.a
TORY, III which can be found all kind. !, o,s'
beaver. Nutria. Nutria Band. Otter Baud, r.
Band, Seal, Muskrat, Cloth, Mohair, SIX and co,,,
Plush Caps. The same are superior In stvla
quality to any made in the Eastern lAarkets. "a
sell them at less than New York prices :.
Wholesale HAT DEPARTMENT is the lar.
and best selected in the West.
Country Merchants viii find it to their sdysu.,,.
to examine my stock before purchasing eIsewbf,s
Remember the store: 852 East Water Street
oct2I FRIIlRI(K a NTFrp
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1866-02-24
DIR. II, W. hathaway has taken room

DR.. II, VI. hathaway has taken rooms
at 800 Main street, opposite the NeWbal
House, where he will be happy to receive calls
from all of his old friends and those of DR. 7
P. Bryant are referred to DR.. Hathawav
All diseases treated by the most approved
method, to meet the various wants Of eae,,
patient, whether it be Eclectic Medicines
Electricity, or Animal Magnetism Office hour.
from a. m. till Up. m.
Milwaukee, Nov. 2, 1876. nOv7hlSs
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1866-02-24

DIR. j. Wilbur, Magnetic Physician Nil
cure the sick II his residence, sci Milwaukee Street
Milwaukee, Wis, until further notice. AlsOcals
at sny distance by sendins magneuzed papa
Send handwriting, subscribed envelope, and i0I
red stamps He will publish in The MILwAUEIR
DAILY W. sCoNsIN, each day for six months cures Of
different diseases. -1.s-s.ie ea-- N-e
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1866-02-24

New Husie.-At HI. n. Hempsted,
Piano Warerooms and Music Publishing Houss
40 Main Street, Milwaukee. can be had al tie
latest productions, of Vocal and InstrnmerA
Music. Letters from the country promply
answered, and orders filed on receipt of The
money. rwrs#
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1866-02-24

For Business Education and TO becomes
God telegraph operator, go to Bryant. Stratton r
Spencer's Milwaukee Business College, For college
paper. circulars and information, address
ROBERT c. sPENCER, Principal.
Milwaukee Wis
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1866-02-24
5000 TICKETS.

Partie. in the country Wishing to procure tickets.
where no agencies are established can do so by sd-
d-essfns H. n. Henrsted, Main Street, or ". T.
Tunis q Co., 81 WISCONSIN Street, Milwaukee Re .
sons can also become sgents for the sale u theE
by applying to the above named parties
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1866-02-24
THE NEW MUSIC HALL,
M H'R ON = "a
Thursday Evening, Marcn 8, 1906

YHNHIS IS THE "FOURTH ANNUAL
ii Grand Gift Concert" given nder the came
MANAGEMENT in this city. The success with which
their Efforts have been met should be sufficient
guarantee of the merit of h institution. As befIer
they win furnish the est musical talent IN the cay!
and use every effort make the concert entertaining
and att AXES
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1866-02-24
silver WeaIth OF sevada4aAs AN

tlence of the vast silver wealth of Nevada
silver mines, we clip the following from
the Emerald Uason: "A pack train ar
rived to-day from silverpe loaded with
fifteen boxes of bul ion from Martin &
Co.'S claim, the aggregate weight of the
bars being one thousand and fifty q ,050)
pounds, and the estimated value about
100000. At the time this amount was
sent in the company had fifteen boxes
more at their mill, which they could not
ship for want of transportation. This is
all from one small mill. Next year when
larger and better mills shall have been
erected out there, the product viii as
tonish the world. - Washington Chr0n.
"A census at Toledo, just completed,
shows the population to be 20, lib.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1866-02-24


This gives to the Sc Arctic vessels on average
of Goa barrels of oil and 8, 922 pounds OF bone.
Last year the Arctic feet averaged only. 455
barrels of oil and 6,Sl8 pounds of bone.
THE IL 0chotsk vessels this year have an
average Of Sl2 barrels of oil and lD,50e pounds
of bone, against S9l barrels of oil and IL, $50
pounds of bone in 1864. ~ Bad SO -"'tstl' {
The whole fleet of 81 vessels average this
year 6SS barrels of oil and 10,0i7 pounds of
bone. Taking Into view the high prices OF oil
and bone in New Bedford, (whale oil 81 20 and
Yhalebone 50. 25,l The result of this seasons
work is very satisfactory, and will tend To the
fitting out of q larger fleet for 1866. 3R 's''la
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1866-02-24
The Whaling Fleet at the Hawaiian Is
-, ~ land.

The Honolulu advertiser reports the
aggregate of oil and bone taken the last
wear as follows:- 1901 t11eI +
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1866-02-24


ETa0tuA setfleinehk TAT Marysville, Cal.,
cash land sales fo- December amounted
p 'slaa z. to $3O0Z; anu at Oregon City, Oregon,
e ss. s 20S3 acres taken up Tor actual settle
~. 49,, nlent under the homestead Laws -forthe
--ag % fsains month, = a,r, saf @ ,.,,aA. u
The Herald pablishesa letter from
>gIoH President JuareZ TO a frienl IN the
no country hsJsaysl thatothe enemy, is
consuming his last resources aud his
forces are becoming demorahzedsR
ssasssHe IS very hopefnl of the Republican
s-sr5 b cause IN Mexico, and saysfhat without
- gthenecessity of tllesU. s. taking any part
81 in the war, they viii be able to obtain a
definite triumph of the cause of nation
al Independence.
The Ways and Means Committee Is
considering the tax whisky and cot
ton, and the income tax. A report will
be made very these three
points.
Right Reverend John B. Fitzpatrick,
Catholic Bishop of Boston, died on the
18th, after lingering illness, aged
rfty-three years.