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COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL
RICHMOND. Jan uary Is.


There is nothing OF special interest s,nce
our last weekly report. No event Of i'm.
portanee to the commercial world has taken
place. Gold has been advancing and re-
treating lits. To-day it stands in New
York Mt 80 2. Here, the buying rate is
SO 2; selling. 40. American silver
buying, 81; selling, 36. Mexican dollars
par with gold.
Money is very scarce here. In New
York, It Is quoted easy at 8 per cent. for
best securities on call. while some balances
are loaned ut 4. Commercial paper is dis
csinted at 7 to 8 per cent for best; second
rate, to 10; and inferior, u to is. The
Bank OF England rate Is now 8 per cent
the rate being put up 10 check the growing
spirit of speculation and prevent the ex-
por'atiOn Of gold.
Late accounts from the South are much
more favo orable as TO the present condition
OF money affairs. The supply Of cotton in
The country is much larger than had been
anticipated. The stock on hand in Nav
Orleans, at the beginning Of the wear, was
not much short ofthat previous to the war,
having accumulated to the extent of &C, 600
bales. This unexpcc ted supply gives our
fellow citizens Of the Ssutt somewhat the
advantage Of ourselves in the replenishing
OF our latelv exhausted Golfers These sup
plies have been the Accommodations during
the war the limited means and the dan.
gers of exporta i'm having kept the ship.
men's much under The production so that.
in face Of Government seizures and de-
struction by burning. the stock remaining
is larger than WAS supposed.
C"nnnerciri circulars and prices current
are al eNdy sPecuIaIing as to the amount
Of the crops Of coIon, sugrr and tobacco
the ensuing year. These calculations must
be vague Ii is impossible 70 e. r,ten what
will be the result Of the new system of
labor. Discussions have been going on rs
to the policy Of making limited crop o:
the staple articles, AMI Gu Girating an un.
usually large proportion Of the neeessaries
"f Iifs. Those who favor this, contend
that heavy export duty will restric. the
expiration OF the staples very much, and
If the crops are much beyond the consump-
too OF this country, the price will be re-
duced, while the planter will have to buy
food for man and beast They urge the
Importance OF being sure Of enough food
hr.t. as great advantage, while u half
crop Of cotton will likely bring rs much
aggregate money asa whole cop.
LIVERPOOL, J .nuary IL.
Cotton declined 3 \ to Id. Sales Of the
week $4,000 bales sales to day (Friday)
10000 MiddIing Or!ean. cod, closing
steady.
New Yoak, January 80.
Flour and wheat quie,. Corn steady.
Pork sps.t,l.d. Lard heavy at Is IA to
lS cents. Wniskey dull at - 26 to s. ~.
Groceries dull. Cotton f:m at 4s cents.
Cod 40.
BALTIMORE, January 80.
Flour steady. Wheat scarce. Corn ac-
tive. Oats Arm at 40 cents. Lard frm.-
Provision ns heavy. Whisksy firm at - 81.
CHAHLorrr, February 5, 1865.
COTTON from % to % cents in gold Gold
81 IS.
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STATE TAX COLLECTORS
4 ND COMMISSIONERS TO AP-
1 \ PROVE PUBLIC SECURITIES. are

4 ND COMMISSIONERS TO APP
"a PROVE PUBLIC SECURITIES, are
hereby notified that the Act of Decem ber,
1860, "To raise supplies" &c, (Sec. 81
requires The Treasurer to cause the OFF
cIai bonds OF the several Tax Collectors Of
ihis State to be examined by the Commits
-Ioners appointed in their respective Tax
Districts to approve public securities, and if
The sud bonds are found to be suffi cient and
satisfactory, they shall re-affirtn their ori,
sinal approval thereof; but if found iasuf.
hc'ent aud unsatisfactory, they shall require
the same 10 be re executed and renewed
With good aud svtlicient sureties" The
POST OFFICE and ADDRESS Of
each Tax Collector, and Of each Chairman
OF The Board of commissioners. must be
furnished to me without delav. y o that IT,.
formation rs 10 the penalty of each boad
and The names Of tho suretie. thereto may
be forward ed. IL Commissioners should
adJndge any bond to be insufficient and un.
satisfactory, they will immediately give
notice thereof to the Treasurer or Comp.
ler.GcnersI.
WIN. HOOD, State Trensurer.
STATS TREAaUHY OFYcE, Columbia,
January 22i, 1866.
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NCtice.

DERSONS knowing themselves indeb.
J. ted to me for Lumber are hereby no.
tilted and requested TO settle the same with
my Attorney ut Lancaster G.. H., W. NJ.
Connors, Esq. in whose hands the papers
have been left for settlement. Those in
debtej by account will please settle by cash
or note. "Greenbacks" will he received at
par for either notes o. accounts dne me on
said claims, if rendered at an early day.
JAMES NJ. INGRAM.
December ., 1865. l3-tf
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P r | C. E S .

Large Wringer, "a" $I2 90
Medium Wnnger. "R" 10 90
D"tyS washer, Family Size. "a 90
Dsy's Washer, Hotel Size. ls 90
Merchants or good canvassers can make
monsy rapidly selling them in every town.
Exclusive sale gnarantesd and liberal terms
given 10 resPon' 'iblc par,ie, W no first apply.
Descriptive Circnlar md terms sent tree.
The celsbrated DOTY'S CLOTHES
WASHER, which has just taken tie first
prcnlnm at the great Fair of the American
Institute. is also sold ey the undersigned.
K. G. BROWNING, General Agent.
No. 3i7 Broadway, New York.
February Tts, ia66-Iy.
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Dr. j. III. WithcrspOon

respectfully offers his professional services ta
the people of LancssIcrvie and surroundn
country. lIc can be found at his Office oppo-
site the residence of j. A. Hasseitine, or al
the residence of his father Col. j. III. NJ ithcr
spoon.
September :, is6S.-1
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1--WE 'hipk the Machine much more than
pays for itself every year in the saving of
garments. We think it important IN.
wringer should be fitted with COGS."-
lOrange Judd, Editor OF American Agricul-
tuTist.
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81 heartily commend il TO economists Of
time, mosey and cont.ntu.ent ~ 'rhs Rev
DR.. Bellows.
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"This is the first Wrpger have found
that womid stand the Srrvice required Of it.
}. L. iluggins. l.ovrjoy's Hotel.
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TRUNKS, &c,
4 GARD

LANCAsTEEvrLLE, January !, 1866.
We, the undersigned, take this method
Of informing our friends and patrons that
we have removed or Store TO Charlotte,
N. &, where we will keep general assort-
m-nt T Dry Goods. hardware Groceries,
Cr"rkerv, &c. and will be pleased to re-
ceive visits from them, and are confident
tha; We car sell as cheap rs they Gun buy
anywhere else.
We will attend to the sale of Cotton and
Country produce generally, and furnish any
information, at my lime. 10 regard TO prices
and shipment, North or South.
Our Store will be founi on Trade street
under the Democrat printing office. opposite
DR.. Sears Drug Store.
We return our sincere thanks for the
uniform kindness and encouragement which
We have received at your hands.
Respectfully. Your oh't serv'ts.
X. j.. COCHRANE,
J. III. WILSON, Jr.
January 10. 1866. IS-tf.
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"My family would AS socn give up the
cooking stOye as this CLOTHES WRISGR.
II cannot be too highly recommended -
Solon Robinson.
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COMPTROLLER GENERALS OFFICE,

TNAX COLLECTORS are hereb. not flied
4 that their bonds must he approved by
the Commissioners to approve public seen.
rites, IN accordance with the foregoing no.
tisc of the Treasurer, BEFORE THE
FIRST OF APRIL NEXT. otherwi..
they will not be authorized to proceed to
cole ct paymeLts OF taxes after maxim th.ir
assessments.
JAMES a. BLACK,
Comptroller General.
Jan. 81, lS66-2t.
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Estate Notice,

DERSONS ind -bteI TO the Estate Of
l. Mrs. Margaret McMurrav. decd, are
hereby not fed TO come forwu.d and settle,
and save costs of suit.
JOSEPH RODGERS, Sur. Admir-.
January -, 1866. 20-3t
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SOP 4A31A9HY

over any other Machine in the marke, vi i'll
be seen ut glance.
IL, II runs easily and rapidly, and is 50
conshu:ted as Ia endure all kinds Of usrpe.
I'd No breaking Of threads q going over
seams
81. No imperfect action os tho feed at
uneaven places In 'he work.
4;h. The Weed-sti,ch catches of itself.
nnc viii sew from the finest lace to the
heaviest leather, and from 200 cotton To
coarse linen thread.
5th. The Weed Machine will do beauti-
ful quilting on the bare wnddng. witLout
using inner lining, thus l~avi0g it soft az if
done by hand.
9th. The variety of fancy work that can
be done on the
W E E D NJ A G. HINE,
with so litils trouble, makes i. equal, if not
superior, I" siy MACHINES combined: fos in
sinncc. II Buds, Items. rucks and saws on
the band at the same tim-, and in fact the
WEED No. 2 MACHINE,
as before stated is equivalent to combina.
ton Of any six ordinary machies.
Orders for mashines may Re sent through
the AMkKIcAN apvERTI-ISG AGENCY, 3S9
Broadway, N. Y.
Below we give few prices:
No. Oil Black Walnut, Ornamen.
ted, with ilemmer $50 90
No. Oil Black VALIANT, HalfCase,
Ornanea'rd. with lIemmer. 65 90
No. Extra OIi Polished Black
Walnut, llaif Case, Large
Table, beautifully Orns,uenled. rs 90
Weed Sewing Machine Co.,
506 Broadway, N. Y.
February 7.h, lsG6.-ly.
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Government of the United States
Observation-Disclosures johnson, of Tonnes.
see.
Secretary CT S;ate-.W. II. Seward, of
New York
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Pennsylvania.
Postmaster Gencral-William Dennison,
ofOhio.
Secretary of the Navy-Gidcon Welles, of
Connecticut.
Secretary of the lnterior-James Harlan,
OF Iowa.
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lough, ofIllinois.
Attorney Gencral-James Speed, of Ken.
lucky
President of the Senatc-Lafayette s.
Poster, Of Connecticut.
Speaker of the House-Schuyler Colfax,
of Indiana.
SUPREME COURT. . b.
Salmon c. Chase, Ohio, Chief Justice.
]. James NJ. Wayne, Georgia.
,. Samuel Nelson, New York. -
3. Robert G. Grier, Pennsylvania. -.,l
4. Nathan Clifford, Mains.
.. Noah II. Swayne. Ohio. d uf
g. Daniel Davis, Illinois.
:. Samuel Miller. Iowa.
8. Samuel +. Field, California.
LIEUTENANT GENERALS ...
Wingfield Scott, Virginia.
Ulysses S. Grant, Of Oliio.ror4T
Adjutant General Lorenzo Thomas, Della
ware.
Judge Advocate General, Joseph Holt,
d. G. ="
Quartermaster General, Montgomery
hleigs, of Pennsylvania.
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PEiNG an abstract ofthe Internal Revenue.
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NOISES FROM A ROLLING STONE

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GENERAL DIRECTORY.
.yalitiCinrY.

Judiciary.
District Judge--Wm Robertson.
Commissioner in Equity--Isaao IL Means.
Clerk of Court-Saml B Clowney. , a..
Sheriff-Elsha W Qllover. ,'.t...
Ordinary-James Johnston,
Tax Collector-Robert IL jennings.
COroner-Robert Hawthorn.
Escheator--Jacob Feaster. .y..
Notary Public--Jas S Stewart.
Magistrates.
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Hawthorn, Daniel 3 Kirkland, Henry Glib
son, George ii Miller, James Aiken, William
= Broom, William Nj Martin, DR. William
Carlisle, II II Counts, DR. d Lauderdale.
BOARDS OF COMMISSIONERS.
Commissioners of Roads.
Howell Edmunds, John Lemon, Edward
p Mobly, Robert Is Smith, William B Wood
ward, DR. John d Palmer, LabanC Chappell,
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Douglass, Robert Ford, John W Nc cMeekin,
l. Nj Bookhardt, Gen Edward Taylor
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X Craig, William Crosby, James A McCro.
ry, II Il Ellison, DR. J r McMaster, DR. w Z
Aiken.
Communist Omcrs to Approve Pub-
~ 80 Slic:SectlrisiGs. A'
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Propst, Manscl Hall, james s Stewart.
Commissioners of Public Build.
'..Eg.U ings. I,rf. f.I.n
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Town Officers.
lntcndant-Dr W Il Aiken. ....
Wardens-Dr c II Ladd. w B Creight, L
W Duvall. Jas McElroy. ..... 49,,
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pSITPY.
PRUSSIA AND AUSTRIA.

Punch describes tho difficulty bctweer
Austria and Prussia in these stanzas:
Prussia was arobber,
Austria was thief;
Prussia and Austria
Stole Danish iief.
Prussia said to Austria, rpr
"Leavc the swag alone.
Austria said to Prussia. .n
"Whcn you drop your bone" ..r
Prussia said to Austria,
"You don't mean to go ?'
Austria said to Prussia, sln.r..
"Out Of Ilolstcin? Mo-
Prussia said TO Austria,
Wherefore do you stlu'?"
Austria said to Prussia,
"Of you in alarm t',.
Prussia said to Austria,
al don't mean to fight"
Austria said to Prussia.
"Ny intention, quite"
Prussia said to Austria,
drop your warlikc game"
Austria said to Prussia,
when you do the same"
Prussia said to Austrie,
"What's the end to be ?"
Austria said to Prussia,
''llit mc, and you'll sce."
Prussia said to Austria,
"Come this brar won't do -
Austria said to Prussia.
"Sm, the same to you"
Prussia said to Austria,
"I'll the Diet try"
Austria said to Prussia,
"Thank you, so will l."
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The SOutheFncr,

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Two weeks. ..................... S5 90
One month. .................... 6 on
Two 1.-Two months. .................... ~ 00
ihree months. .................... is 90
SiH months. ....'.....,......... "a 90
ohe year. ................. 20 20
TWO SQUARES
Two weeks .................... $40 90
m mne Hioh'n. '..................... IL 90
Two Two months.. ...............-..... 10 70
hTee months. .."................ IS 90
Six mon'hs ............,.......... 80 on
one year.. .................... 80 90
Persons dcsiring greater quantity Of spaco
than above designated, will % accommodated
on liberal terms.
SUBSCRIP TON RATES;
Single Copy, (mailed) cts.
O@ne @ month, do rs
ihaee months, do 80 90
PIX months, do 800
One year, do s,0e
Address
. a.. F. CRUTCHFIELD Co.
oo'|4oo Petersburg, Va.