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PoLLACK's
NOTION HOUSE

Just OPENED AND FOR SALE FoR-
y eign goods mostly of direct Importation,
bought at a very low nate for goidJ
comprising gents ladies and children's wear.
1000 doz. gauntlets, gloves, half gauntlets
and mitts, consisting of kid, castor, Isle
thread, silk and silk wOrsted, In desirable
colors.
500 doz Handkerchiefs, new styles in silk,
linen, lawn and cambria.
800 doz. Neck.tles, embracing all new de.
signs in fancy, plain and ribbon ties.
100 doz. Shirt BosOms, superhne grades in
linen and marseilles-
5000 GIace Paper Collars, of Goldsmiths,
Congress, Comps and Evans manufacture.
2,OOOdoz. j. & P. Coats and stuarts genuine
machine sewing cottons-
500 ms. Stuart linen thread.
80 Ms. italian sewing silk in skeIns and on
spools-
full stock OF pins hooks and eyes, combs,
brushes, perfumery, soaps, pocket books,
beads, thimbleS, needles, fans, rubber goods,
stationery, window blinds, school hooks;
tasSelS, velvet ribbons, full line of taiietns
ribbons, bonnet ribbons, skirt braids, coat
bindings, RULINGS, crochet br1lids, coat but
tons, hoop skirts, balmOrais, vest buttons
French cOrsetS, fancy dress buttons and n
large variety OF superior suspendeFs, to
which the attention OF close buyers is re-
spectfully invited.
mr6 AUGUSTUS PoLLACK.
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HARRIsBURGH, Pa, June 1s.-It is
stated for the protection of the holders
of the notes of the Petroleum and We
mango County Bank, that sufficient Sc
curities remain in the hands OF the
Auditor General to redeem every dol
lar of its circulation. The suit pending
in reference TO the removal of the bonds
from the Auditor Generals office viii
only affect depOsitors.
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NEW ORLEANS, June 1.-THE follow
ing steamers have sailed for New York:
Huntsville, Stevedore and Mariposa.
Burren & Looms extensive liquor
yvarehouse. number 81 Pravier street,
was burned this evening. Loss heavy,
but unascertained.
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Official Announcement OF the Death
Of General Cnss.
WASHINGTON, June 1S.-The follow
ing was issued this morning:

ing was issued this morning:
DEPARTMENT OF STATE,
WASHINGTON, June Is, '66.
The President directs the undersign-
ed to perform the painful duty of an
nouncing to the people of the United
States that Lewis Cass, distinguished
not more for faithful services in the
varied public trusts than by exalted
patriotism at n recent period of politi-
cal disorder, departed this life at four
O'Clock yesterday morning. The sew
eral executive departments of the gov
eminent will cause appropriate honors
to be rendered to the memory of the
deceased at home and abroad where
ever the national name and authority
: (signed.J WIN. Il. SEWARD.
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Fire.

CINc1NNATI, June ls.-A fire this af-
ternoon in the building on the south
east corner of 4th and Main streets, oc-
cupied by the American Bank Note
Company and others, damaged it to
the amount of ten thousand dollars
Insurance unknown.
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OsMeEo Market.
OswEGo, June Is.

SWEGOl Juut 70.
Flour steady; slI for No. l spring; SIS for
red winter, and SIS 80 for NN. Wheat scarce
and higher with an upward tendency; sales
of earlv No. Milwaukee club at 81 IS; No.
Chicago spring 81 50. Corn scarce with an
upward tendency; Illinois yellow held at SIC;
other grains scarce and nominal. Canal
EreiUhtS dull and unchanged
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-.r -.. -- CHICAGO. June IS.
Flour active and advanced 1592O5 50 500
10 so for spring extra. Wheat dull and adj
yanced 3G4c; 81 77t1l ST1S for No. at the
opening and closed nominal; 81 7TfS1 NJ for
No. /, and 81 u for No. p Corn opened at 5Sc
and declined, TO 555[956c, and closed at $40
5T1Sc for No. l.. Oats Steady and advanced "a
d5zc; 51fd3i1Sc for No. /, aud 3l1493214c for
No. 2. Mess Pork firm at SS3 FTeights &C
tive; lie on corn to Buffalo,
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New York Money and Stock Market

NEW 1Otkks June TO-
Money-Quite easy at .496 per cent. Ster-
ling Exchange5Lower, dull and unsettled at
American Gold-Very excited and unset
tied; opening at 1871: advancing TO 1915;
declining TO l555[, and closing ut l511sG1 l5S.
Government Stoclzs-Strong; Gs of 1881,
coupons. llOI4; do, registered, 1867; $50 cou-
pOns OF 1862, l0l do 1865, l03; 1905 inst series,
lO2J&; second do, l02sz.
enthusiastically; Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne 4
Chicago 81; Chicago & Rock Island 81;
Cleveland & Toledo IO6 Chicago & North west
ern -; do preferred %, Cleveland & Pitts
burgh SIS; Hudson lIO1z; Erie 5!5{; New
57sS; milwaukee, & st. Paul, Ist mtg, %; Ohio
& Mississippi certificates ~.
The Post gives the following as as among
the principal sales of stock at the O'Clock
call To-day: 800 Western Union Telegraph at
IS; 100 do $40 50; 30 do $50; 90 New York
Central iV9 do s. 9gi ~ E ne s. "a
Jg5S; SOOdo 591{; 40 Reading i0g5S. Gold closed
at 1855 with a downward tendency.
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RumaIo MarIxet.
BUTFA1o. June IS.

BUFFALO, June 10.
Flour firm. Wheat quiet; No. MIlwau-
kee spring held at 81 .; No. ? at S292 o.
Corn quiet and easier; No. at IIc. Oats firni
No. Chicago nj. &c; No. held at SOC Rye
Q5s for No 1 Chicago. Barley and Peas NOM
inai. Pork $50 50. Lard 25c- Whisky nom
lnal Canal Freights firm; TO New York
M n0Fn 1RR
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TOLEDO, June Is.
Flour firm and advancing Wheat SC bet
ter: sales new amber Michigan at g S1e52 IS;
amber 81 62JSGt2 81: No. amber 81 05. Corn
Active opened at 42ISc and closed at 49,
Oats 9ISG3c better. Lake Freights dull; corn
&c To RnffalO -
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St Ionis nInrl.et.

ST. LOUIS, June Is.
Cotton-Firne=. Flour-Firm and un-
changed. Wheat-LIttle higher, extra club
q 6@2 10. Corn-Buyant at 6S9I0. PoIk-
Advanced to S36. Bacon-City shoulders LIZ
Lard-Firmer at 23JS. Prime Whtsky-Ftr-
mer at 81 2292 by.
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HOUSE.

Mr.. Davis introduced an act to estab-
lish in Germany Il repository for fur
nishing Information as to the resources
of the United States, which was referred
to the Committee on Agriculture.
Mr.. Trowbridge introduced bill to
establish commission for the settle
ment of claims against the government
of the United States held by loyal citi-
Zens of East Tennessee, which was read
twice and referred to the Committee on
Military Affairs.
Mr.. Ashley, of Nevada, introduced a
bill granting the right of way and 9TH
er privileges to aid in the construction
of n drainage and exploring n tunnel
to Comstock lead, in the State of Ne
vada, which was read twice and re-
ferred to the Committee on Mines and
Mining.
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LOUISVILLE, June 1S.-General Grant
left for Covington on the steamer Gen
Buell. this afternoon.
General Buell. arrived here to-day.
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weekly Bank Statement.
New Orleans Market.

NEW ORLEANS, June Is.
Cotton nrn; sales 1900 bales low niddIing at
37GSTJ<c; tO-day's receipts COS bales. Bank
sterling i59T55s, closing nominal. New York
Exchange par, y premium.
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STEAMBOATS,.
FnR CINCINNATI

The fine steamer .EDISBURGu,'
efaHt lCapt. Isaac Thompson, q. W.
- Thonp SOn, Clerk, Will leave as
above, wednesday 2Oth inst, at 3 o'clock, p.
For freight or passage apply on board or to
jul9-2t BOOTH, BATTELLE & CO.,Ag'ts.
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WASHINGTON, June is.
SENATE.

Mr.. Wilson reported from the Mill
tary Committee a resolution to appoint
n commission to settle the war claims
of the Slate of Iowa
Mr.. Wade offered joint resolution
for the printing of the reports of the
Generals commandiugt the armies in the
West, which have been made since the
conclusion of the report of the Commit
tee on the Conduct of the War, which
was passed.
The Tax bill was reported from the
Finance Committee and ordered to be
printed with the amendments.
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rnR fINrINNATI-

The fine passenger steamer Po--
IefLaGI TOMAC, Capt Charles Muhle-
- man, Chris. Young, Clerk, will
leave as above Tuesday the 18th inst, at 8
o'clock, p. m
For freight or passage apply on board or to
juls-2t BOOTH, BATTELLE & CO., Agents.
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MiIwauI<ee Market.

MILWAUKEE,, June IS.
Flour dull. Wheat advanced 69Sc: 8 o.
for No. /. Corn, Soc. Oats advanced 3Sic.
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NEW York, June ls.-Gold opened
Mt i671<, closed at 1854.
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dor SALE.---OIL LANDs.-Having a
II quantity of oil lands in the vicinity OF
HorSe-neck and Petroleum, and being inter
estesi In many other tracts near the Tl,LLOLI,
propose 10 sell all or any part OF sdlio i..ia ~
on fir terms Title papers may ne seen ~ q.
my Office at Ellenboro Richie county " s'
| Virginia a. .. SOfNE'.
Tnay2l-3mW
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$50 Reward.

NNHE UNDERSIGNED Is DESTROYS OF
learning the whereabouts of Edgar F. Og-
den, who Is a Shoemaker by trade. but some
times keeps IA small grocery. Said Ogden Is
about feet inches high, brown hair, and
large blue or gray eyes, and Is about % or =
years of age. He Is generally well dressed
and trim in his appearance.
$50 reward will be paid for any information
in regard to him OF his wife, Mary +.
JOHN MESSERLY.
CLARISGToS, Monroe Co., o., March %.
Newspapers generally are requested TO copy
Tnayf-Iu1o
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EXACTLY WHAT YOU WA

EXACTLY WHAT YOU WANT.
MATTHEW'S VENETIAN HAIR DYE.
wi known and used over % yearS. Daily
Increasing in public favor. Complete in one
bottle. No wash. No trouble a child can
apply II, Produces a lustrOus blnck or brnwni
Sold by Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers.
Also, MATHEWS ARSICA HAIR GLOSS
for restoring and dressing the hair. lul-eOd-ly
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AGENTS WANTED FOR THE

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forth Send for circulars and see our terms.
Address, NATIONAL PUBLISHING CO.,
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Seed BuckWheat.

sn0 BUSH. In STORE AND FOR SALE
0UUby [my2q PRYOR BOYD & co.
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BRUSHES,
COMBS, &C., &c.
Also. a complete assortment OF the purest
srandies, Wines and Liquors, for medicine
We would call attention to our
facilities for hIIfng PhysicfGs'
Prescriptions. Our Drugs and
Medicines are carefully selected
In eastern markets, with
special reference to that
branch of business Our
store is open at ALL HOURS,
boEh night and day.
We never trust pre-
scriptons to boys.
Our youngest
Prescriptionist
has had
seven years
experience. IanSSIy
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Also n well selected stock of FURNISHING
GOODS, consisting of everything necessary
TO complete a Gents wardrobe, embracing
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CLOTHS,
CAssIMEREs.

vEsTINGs,
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no to $4,000 prisoncrs

thrust into this living he'll, TO
roast, to freeze, to starve, to die.
came the 2,37S martyrs for the
Union, whose burial places [
have attempted to describe. This was
the ''chivairous" South Carolina, the
pride ofthe COnfederacy,an and in the nine
teenth centuryI / can only wonder
WHY these worse than demons have not
been arrested ere this, and compelled
to suffer for such enormous outrages,
perpetrated on our poor, unfortunate
Soi,tiars
The tri-weekly news. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1865-1876, 1866-10-25
ApvERTIs1NG RATES

Ordinary advertisements, occupying no t
more than ten lipes, Zone. square,) will be
inserted in THE NEWS, at Sl.00 for the
irstinsertion and rs cents for each sub
se1uent insertion. s's
Larger advertisements, when no contract
is smade, will DO charged in exact proper
tion. iHiSFs SEQ ttt sftIty ks. ap
For Announcing a candidate TO any offico
Of profit, honor or trust, $1,000. E.E 'ye%s
Marriogd, Obituary Notices, &C., will be
charged the same ns advertisements, when
over ten lines, and must be paid for when
handed in.}or they willnot appear
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Interesting Statistics of the United
States. -.

The following interesting statistics
were prepared in the United States
Census Bureau, Department of the
lnterior and taken from a. report I'M
reference to the area, and population
OF. the United States.
The land and water surface of the
United States are equal to 3,24O,OOO
square miles--land 3,OIO,370, water
. about 240,O00e square, miles. The.
States embrace l,804,35l square miles.
of landed surface and the Territories
,2O6,Ol9 miles, as exhibited by the
eighth consus of 1860. gThe number
of inhabitants of the United States
returned in 1860 was 3l,443,32l-in
the States 3l,l48,04G, and 295 ,275 in
the Territoriegthus showing an aver
age of seventeen, Inhabitants to EACH.
square mile in the States, while in tho
Territories there are four square
miles to each inhabitants, and exclu-
slVc of the District of Columbia the
territorial area would represent five
and one-ffth square miles oeach in
habitant. In 1860, Massachusetts, had
l57, Rhode Island 1873, New York So,
and Pennsylvania 81 inhabitants to
the square mile, which rate applied to
the United would,give 472, 600, ,OOOfn;
Massachusetts,, 100000, 0,OO0,in Rhode
Island, 246,000,000 in New York, and
l0QooO,oo0 09ins Pennsylvania. Bel,
GUM, England and. Wales and France
in 1855 had, 397, 307; and .l76 inhabi-,
tants to the square mile respectively.
If the United States was as denseiy'
as France, our populations
$ould number 52S,00O,o6O; or if
populated assdeuscIy as England and
Wales, 924,O00,0o0 and if according.
to @ Belgiqm's density of population,
1897 to the square pile,) the United
States would contain 1875, 900, ,0o0%
which is Ao,096,o00 more than the
entire !, oss population of the world in
tooo.f hs6s VS. Faaya-g.t
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Gorrox Tx UseoNsaIrUrroNAI.-
Rsyerdy johnson, of Maryland, in re-
ply TO sd inquiry from Hon. Charles
3. Scott, of Wilcox county,. Alabama,
gives il as hiscpinion that the tax of
sifesa csntsy imposed bS the act of
Congress ~ Unconstitutional, and ne
believes xhe Court will SO, decide.
The Wilcox Times So 8 the planters Of
tnat codnty asa concerting measures
to haye the question tested in the Su-
premo Court. l,{
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NJ II - ~ e{.t '4,s.',. t,--. stts
At the Nustrial Exhibition in the
agnoglturaVall, Islington, London,
there 7 sh9wgn ingenious invention,
by i which the Mon Of a shower Of rain
is made to 7 clos N open window. u I Phe
window, when Sned, stretches two m
lndi&rubber sprNs These sprinss
are prevented froniirawin@ tbe WIZ
dow down by mcaDsf onrnod @ "a -
fixe,l outside the sasSbs onJ wh;ob ~
works up and down iIkaHb,,Iar % hnld
mouthed stand on Tx n p;ndam's;iT Dsii
Alittle piece Of loaf SUI - 10 Nsos.ai
into the mouth of the So, seis nSa slo az,
end of the rod is, let gentk na slla US
it. The sugar prevents Tx radsgSo M : pOp
scending into the tube, anaS
keeps the window sash up. urse
as ii begins to rain, the bell-iRS, .,' sooa :
the tube collects the drops, tho ol
is melted, and no further .obstaaga
!. lug presented TO the aotion Of tht Ne
dia rubber springs, The sash is &
down. s ''S'E n S
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rCiyil War Threatened by the Maryland
Traitors" El.-s

Under this heading Forney had in
his, Chronicle yesterday the following
leader, double.leaded: ssf
Thomas Swami, the Governor Of
Maryland, neither intimidated nor IN
structed by the fatal failure Of Andrew
Johuson's attempts to povoke civil
war in the North, is believed to be pre-.
pairing toiprecipitate. Q violent revolution
insthat State The Police Commissioners
Of the city of Baltimore appointed by
the Legislature, having 81 wed faithfully
and Loyalty during all tt sbel!ior, have
fallen under the displeasure Of the trai.
tor sympathizers. because they refhse
to appoint judges of election who will
take the votes Of the rebels registered IN
defiance Of the constitution and laws
OF the State. He is therefore appealed
10 to. remove these commissioners and
appoint others in heir stead, WHO have
already been desingated as,the Ct agents
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/ New YoRK ED.ToRs AND PoLlTrcs
The New York correspondent of the
Philadelphia Ledger writes
New York editors are taking promi.
nent part, personally, in the scramble,
for Office, Horace Greeley, of the Tri,
6une, is the Radical candidate for Con.
gress in the Third District, and his
democratic oppopent possibly may, bc
Ben. Wood, of the DAILY News. In
the Eighth District the Conservatives
have placed James Brooks, of the Er. ,
press, in'the fell For Register, Hal.
pine. ofihe Citizen, has been nominateI
~ an organization called the Indepcn.
dent Democrats. Williamson, of the
Dispatchi is to run for tho Legislature
Herrick, Of f'the ARas, will probably
enter the course in opposition to Fernan.'
40 Wood, s5for Congress, int the Ninth
District. | have connected Ben. Woods.
name in the. above, with the Datza
NeDs, of which he is understood to be,
once more: the proprietor, since CauldS
well Dc Whitney gave it mp. Ben.
however 'lasSiliad, a good offer FOR the,
property from Mr. Chas. A. Dana.
formerly ofthe Edbune, and more re- re-,
Gently Of the Chicago Bcpubi,can. liza
tra1sferi is Effected Dana vii. make,the,
pager a'Radcal organ. sa N&g
v q ~ - .-s--4-4 -4S--a-S sthrlg
The MEMoRY OF sAasMornER.-
When temptation assails, and when
we we are almost persuaded to do wrong,
how often q mothers word of warning
will call to mind vows that are rarel4
ibfoken! Yes,s the memory, ,oftmother
has saved many poor wretch. from
going astray. Tall grass may be
growing over the hallowed spot where
her earthly remains repose the dying
leaves ofautumn may be whirled over
themJor the white mantle of winter
may cover them from sight; yet her
spirit appears when he walks in the
right path, and gently, softly, mourn
fully calls to him when wandering off
into the ways of error.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1866-04-20
All Sorts.

GLOW long did Adam remain in
Paradise before he sinned p said an
amiable spouse to her husband.
"Till he got wife," was the calm
reply.
God protects men when they are in
his way but not out of his way.
No man ever did or ever will do
his duty "by and by" .+ "..
The mind wears the colors of the
soul, as the valet those OF his mas
ter.
To be shamcd out of heaven is to
be shamed into hell.
1t is not the gold or the diamonds
about a watch that keeps time +!
Russia has engaged an American
to build her an iron.clad fleet.
A mans property may be worth
hundreds Of thousands of dollars, and
he not a cent.
BY the death OF DR.. Mott, Rev. DR..
Spring is left the sole survivor of the
original American Bible Society.
Excess OF ceremony shows want
Of breeding. That civilty is best
which excludes all superiluous.
Ifyou would avoid contemplate.
tempt.
The time to kill rattlesnale is
before it bites.
The man who would like to go to
heaven alone. will never get there
either alone or in company.
A sale turn back is better than q
sad drive through @ ...i
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Friendship Among Women.

Nothing could be more severe than
his picture of feminine friendship,
written by Lady Clara Cavendish.
AS to its truth, each person will form
his or her opinion:
"Men-that is, men who are worth
anything--are capable Of good deal
of solid friendship for each other ;
at all events they are governed by a
certain principle of honor, and you
will hardly over hear one of the
sterner sex entertaining parlor full
of guests with the foible9 and failings
Of his most intimate friend, or with
sarcastic remarks on his personal ap
pearance. We wish we could say the
same Of our own sex, but, alas, we
cannot. Sometimes we doubt the
existence of friendship in feminine
bosoms altogether, and wonder at
the revelations which women make OF
their own meanness to each other.
When Augusta and Emile seek
each other s society constantly, twine
their arms around each others waists,
kiss at parting, and exchange tue
most atlectionate little billcts, the
supposition is that they are friends
but ten to one, il you meet August,
by herself, you discover, to you
surprise, that her opinion of Emilio
is by no means high one. She
wonders what you see in her to ad.
mire, assures you she is vain, and en-
tertains you with an account Of Ger.
tain mysteries of toilet which "you
mustn't mention to any one, but real
ly, the idea OF those curls being hel
own, and that colorS THERE'S some
thing horrible in such treachcry.--
Why need women be false TO eacl
other2 They are very constant, a
a general thing, to those of the othe
sex"