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The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1866-12-15
S"id far one N0U0r iiuca.

sara ~ one !|OttHF 2Nta'
without regard to vaiur.and not 80 be pa,u
iOriIntil You know what you are to receive :
Is ELEGANT rosewood pianos, worth il0Ui %Jo to 100
~ elegant h"iotoon-. Rosewood cases, lIjtosID
80 iir., rldsa sewing machines, 40 to 300
" me oil paintings, 30 to 100
ilt lirr si,ri tngrayirgs, framed 70 to 80
- music boxes. - 70 80
I,0rmrolylna patent castor, liver, 70 to 10
81 ,iycrtrult and raho baskets. ~ TO 81
tt .gls Of TIA and table s!opn.. ~ 10 10
$50 grii hunting case watches. warranted, 10 TO $50
iGD"'mnonl ".ngs, cluster and single stone, u 70 ego
10 ru!i watches. 50 to $50
5G} halo vag,lrs, 20 20 1870
JHJ tllcr WttrhrS, SOTO Is
ladies sets of gold aud coral, jet and gold,
studs. vest and neck chains, pain and clas-
style lelt buckles, gold pens aud pencils.
&nry Work LoXo<. g0oli pens with gold and
silver extension holders, auc Il large as
sortnncnt OF fine silver ware and jewelry OF
every description, Of ;hc best make and la
tcs. -.yics.
aj Il chancc 10 oblQin any ofthe 0Iore ar
FicirS .ior ONE UOLL.IR, By purchasing q
%raicd chrcioPe .Jor - cts.
Five sealed envelopes will Resent for 81;
eleven for : 90; thirty for ) 90: siXty-iiye
ibI ~ Nhi 'Hc ntlVItu ioT 10 w.
Agents wanted everywhere.
tncqllH!cd inducements offered to ladies
and gents who will act as such. Our dcs-
crip;iNe list will be sent on application.
Distributions are made in the following
manner certificate naming each article
and its value are placed in sealed. cnvrl-
opcS. which are we'll mixed. One of tIrsc
envelopes containing the certificate or or
der for some article, will BE- delivered at
our office or g II by mail to any address,
without regard to choice, on receipt of 2jc.
On receiving iIocertilcate the p%urclms-
cr will see What article it drtws and its val
ne, and can then send OHe d0klm. and re-
ccivc the article named. or can choose any
otlcrOn article on our list Of like value.
Purchasers of our sealed enrel0pes may.
in this manner, obtain an article worth
rom one to five hundred dollars.
Long letters are unnecessary. Have the
kindness TO write plain directions. and in
choosing dillerenC articles from those
drawn. mention lie style desired.
=. Orders for sealed envelopes msst in
every case he accompanied with the cash.
with the name Of the person sending: and
county and state plainly written.
Letters should be addressed to the mana
rcrs, as follows:
SHERMAN, WATSON d CO.,
81 " 80 Nassau St, New York City.
Oct27 w3m
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GNEET OPOP0NAXFROM MEXICO!
- Nature could not produce a richer
D'm CO.. liloicer Perfume. Try it and be
convinced. =. +. SMITH a. co..
NyW Work.
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superior Courts. = .The Fail Term Of III,
Su.etr,t C1uns will be held .. fellows.
r Jxsarr,r1 urrrI yoR rms Dr.r Mann

y. G. ISsTtTuTIoS FOR Tns DRT. Dunn
AND BLlsD.-Tbe next session OF his ju,:l-
luton vail cppmsnse on MONDAY. septem.
BIER sI. Arrangements have been ,paLe TO
accommodate al increased number 81 pu-
pill. aud We hope all friends Of the Irsti-
tutlun will use their eSertIpns 10 securing
/ e attendance Of al tie Deal aud Dumb
aud Blmd children ia the State,
ApplcaiIo, has. BEEN made for the al.
m sim II pupils from othee States, aud tllr
board of Directors have authorized tie re.
{ pl,yn u all wlo make enly applratou
fDr tie n-xt session. Tie lerms ~ aduis-
) n AZ two huydreJ dollars Tor session
II len months. This sun includes lie piy-
men for board, tuition, fuel, hglls, 81.
All Applications must br addressed to the
Principal. at Raleigh, n. G.
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now Nucn MAKES 4 NAN RICH.

III be rich," SAID Mr. Marcy. formerly
Sccretatyof s,ste. :. rcquires only a,is.
Ifaetoty condition .of mind 0se .,nan NAV
be rich With hundred JaiIars, while
another lnstle pbssessioa a miIIions ,g,niy
think hlmseif pSJr, and IL The Aeerssint.
" lie are endowed Nv rsEh.sit u sileht
that The mIn WHO'S brstsar4hed with BIZ
possessions ~ the riches,''n u -
lei,luasa,e thl. iIcs, Mr.. Mareystsistrs
the following aneedoie o
While twas q ~, raaf 81 ihe SM.e OF
New Yprs, = said ne. 80 IVA. ca,Iie,i upon,
one ,nnra'ng, a. nv office. by rcag ~ spre
'iaasn " a backWsads,naa. vhs stsiked IN
aud commenced conversation b, mqairing
1t this vas Mr. Marcsf' ! replied that
was nv name. |" ute d 8 ssaeAIsI ~ 81
g" Bill Marcy 2" said Ne. rvs irs
=, nodded assent" rtisfl sfsk
Used To live IN Soathpsrt, didn't We Z,
answered in the attractive, aud be
ran to feel inile earisus 20 know wbs
nv visitor was, and what he ~as driving
Il. tf af I'll a*F# ng#
That's what told EN-" cried tie
bsckwoodsman. bringing his had down
an NJ, thigh 18th llensndaus farce. IL
told 'ein suu was the sans B.ll Marcy sho
used iollsen Southpett bat they woaIin'i
believe 1t. and ! prom, sed the next time
came TO Albanylo c0nel and see you, an
lind unt Tor sartln. WY. va know me,
,Inft yon, Bhlins ~ $50 eYr VII
DIDN'T exactly hike % isnore bis &C.
dnaintance altogether. bat fsr the life 81
me. coukin rec ollect having acn hin
bsfnrs; aud 80 replied thst he had Ia.
miliar countenancs. hut that was not able
20 call hin by name. itssaa
Wv name q Jack smith, answered the
back ~uvdsman, "and We used 20 70 q
school together. thirty Yeas ago. in nc
little red school house in old snulhport
Well. times have Chan. ell since .tbrn. and
yuu have become great man and got riel,
| suppose" 'id5fa bih fEis
shaok my head, and was going TO eoa'
tradsct that impression. when he, broke 10.
ID! yes yvu are knaw y.u are rich
no use denying 4. You was Comptroller
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A London, August IL.
4 Armistics aged upon ~ Austria abd
Italy. on he bi5Is ofthe cessioaof venetia.
Il Tie Enpre s52ot Mexico has arrived 10
PARIS and asks lid fbr Macmillan.
3 The session III Pariameut hasSclosed.l
The Queens speech returns thanks to the
~. S. Government for lis action in the mat
ter of the Fenian raid. The speech also
expresses the Queens qualification ~ the
success oflthe Gable. 81 II u III
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In MEsoRIaN. Ihe tar payers Of he ma J.
tim will have many reaspns t. remember
tie present Radical Congress. They have
sd.ed i. lie national burdens the fnlIow !.
ing itrms: FreeJmsns Buresn, $1,000
600 !; National Bank interesi. $50 600 900
decreased Resenue. 90. 900. 00D Education
Bureau. IS 900 900; Mississippi, and Yazo,
job, $50. 600. 900 and Northern Pacific
Railroad subsidy. 100000, 600; Bounty
Bill, 500, 100000.
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AsOTHkR CuuNTEaFkIT.---I The late cUun
tsrleit $50 grsenDAck - considered Iy ~
treasury depaftmynt a. one II The bc,l eyri
lssGel. The hgurrs On The faces OF ,,r
notes arc moi 10 di,fn,; as lhnse al the gen
uins issue, and he IinltaliYDs Of tpe lathe
walk vii not brar gls,r scrutiny. The s,g
ualufes u lhe rgi.;ef AID lreasuJer arr
nearly perfect, aud tie zeal u the treasur,
printed ~ red Ink. ~ s.ld 70 be Tie be-
sser seen UPON copptelielt mole. Tie
deleeuyeshass succeeded 10 securing near.
" 500, OOO. aud also the plates from which
The notes we're prlItrd,
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North Carolina Railroad. - Attention
10 invited 10 the advertisement Of Mr. Wilkes, in our
paper to-day of ,her. Though Ffcight Air Line, via
he North Carolina Railroad and lis connecting lines"
hippefs and others having occasion iossend freight
win see that goods and packages may be sen, by this
line with more dispatch aad much safety as BY any
oihe line, and al one. foufth Of the expense. e
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The PhlladeIpnIa. conyen tlon.-

Iis,is, deles ties hai meetiqg Il Raleigh on FH-
day last and app0plel lhs Hon. William 4, Gia-
ham, GeOrse ,Hovifd, r. 2. puryear. and IGeorge
Dawn, delegates to the Rhsaslphia Convention Tor
the state at large. 'tteb "a ssaw ia -ai "a
Gov Graham leit ihis home.oa Saturday morniPg
last, on his way to PhilsdsIpha, to take he srat N
,he Convention. satss $50 cess
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Rrsulrs.oy War. A Germ an. NJ. Has.
lsener. has Just published'sohe statis,lCson
|this sussct. from whichs~e extract the
+ nhe wars which bave been wnged from
I1sf5 to- S64 have caused the death Of g.
f76a 900 me I, OF whom LAS. 600 were Eu-
ropeans. and 6l4,000 from other quarters
of the globe, which gives an average OF 49,
800 per 'annum. These figures do notsin-
clude1the deaths caused by epidemics re-
sulting from war.
The most sanguinary hostilitles Of that
period are these the Eastern war OF
.i856.~in which sos. 500 men. tell. in The
following proportlonsj 256,000 Russians.
% 500 Turks. fl0f 900 French. as 900
Eaglish. and 1900 Italians. 10 the Gao
casus D lsa9-50l $4,000 men. lost their
lives. The reyoltin India (l857 59)eost
10000 lives. The .Rnsso. Turkish war
1880 go 10000. The Polish insurrec.
ton fis3l J 1870, 900 The whole Of the
French campaign in Africa 1880 9) l4s..
900. The Hungarian insurrections 49,
600. The Italian war l29ss70. of whom
90. S74 died on the field ori fram their
wounds, and s 5000 from various diseases.
The total number of lives lost in Europe
dprlng the wars from. l792to 1915 amount.
ed TO 8 $50. 900, viii ch gives tpg the twen.
ty.threes years an ase rage ofe4os 4S4 deaths
per year.ssseiq mu1ouP &c tfn3Yss IT.
"a asl8fYr ------S :. 4-es@.sssg gHrYsof
WAR ISDusrRY CAS Do.--fhe Rich
10 ond ya.) dispatch has the lnliowlng:
Two young farmers In Albrrmarie have
accomplished, ON farm Dt three huRdred
and thirty-tbree acres. the inll ewing re-
suits; In the first part of the year i've freed.
me % were hired. bur their lax mess and un
willingness Ia peiorm their duties caused
the yaung iarInersto discharge them alter
iew weeks trial. and slnce mat tImethey
have performed all the farm labor, them
selves. except .pccasionally in harsesl the
hire ol day iaborers fer a few dsss.1 The
boys ti,c bY early down; one mllks the
COWS, The other feeds and curries the horses.
and attend. TO the hogs and cattle, and.
after "a eArty bre kfast. perform e,raesi.
whatever work IL necessary 10 be, done
their nc Ia, hhsr been well raked and pIow.
Ell. ant tic sesult is gnol crops realized
and praspecii r.. They have reaped lram
hilesn 70 lseuiy acres 81 the most excrilent
wheatiarenos cnsagedin feapiag seventy
acres OF oats j,hase. sixty acres OF eosn ~
hrst.rsle oulrt; have also resped several
acres ol hay have one acre "a Irish Pgta
Toes; over on. acre Of gprdeB veg,ables
taad have ais, plenty VI chickens. ducks
nuI furk rkS with ~ .lhn lii suri@. 1atl r nm.
riorls ~ DC losnd on well cultivated lAgm.
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e.
A Literary Treat e,leam IRON sheRa
leigh Progress that Gen. Roert l.. ,Golsion ~ PEE
sen, supenniehdent Of me Hi.sboroush AiIbasyoit-
stute will deliver his celebrated lec,use on The hie
.nd character Of the innortai Geo. .ct.
son, in TIE city OF Raleigh a, an early asy. Gen,
Colsleh was sss5ca Gen Jackson in probes,
sofshp sf,he Virgins Military Institute for ten yesf
and served under his cominlnl during The vat. They
we're iist,. "a tAs most intimate ana friendly terms
OF eosfss, hen, no one can be better posted AZ 70
Gen. J,cksons qualities a. gentleman aud martial
leader, tan his colleague st the MiLlay Aeaieny
and N 81 eel, ,bIe suP3flnale'iu. tpe 6ell
Gen. cols,on has already delivered lbi. lecture 10
Balm fe and The PrInc.pal ci,sa ip,yTsnii. sod
has sssy snere met wiin enthusiastic IecePsoas AID
complete success, secaIng - essy Instance The Paa
dts 81 hs aaIienrss and hs eneomiams 81 lie Prsss
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The Amended Constitution. :

turns Of the votes upon the amended Constitution
have been received from thirtyssir counties, which
give 1902 for adoption, and Il 2lo for rejection
majority for rejection, SASS.
Il world appear from these returns iha, the new
Constitution has been rejected, bu, il is possible that
the returns from the upper counties MAY change the
result. ..tf4r 8ttss. ts.s.ss, e-Tl 81,
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TO OUR sUBscRlBs Frs.

a-tyr Necessity rompels US 90 make snesrnest'sps
peal to SUBSCRIBERS in arrears to made early payments.
We need The, money 70 pay for PaPer and other ex.
pensos. and are obliged To- have isa We hoPele
subscribers will be considerate enoogh,to rel'eys us
from the necessity ofmsking forcible collec'ionss II
money cannot be had, bring US provisions si16fis
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nnrInnn New Orleans Angus, N.

The Grand Jury made report Of the ties.
'timony, on thefate riots. II says, speasing
al. The Convention, thisassumptlon Of, pow
,er on the part ofthese men. wasa aagrant.
open, defiant violation Of the Jaws. II was
an insestnt and lawless attempt TO snbyert
the Government and destroy the Gonstitu-
ton and upder the laws Of most countries
would have amounted to high,treason, and
would be made, punishable with death,
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4 se'efsl person, y ere poisoned (uot dan
gereusls) 70 Indianapolis. by eating can,
ned peaches.
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Tie Uigcan fOrnihe Philadelphia UniS'
National Convention. .s

w
National Convention.
yhe Johnson Club of Philadelphia have
pitched their sigwam AZ The intersections III
rwcnilrth street and Grard avenue. The
ba. der has Al vorkla large force OF eirpen
ter.. and tie building will BE- completed in
ten dsss. The Convention will assembl.
on tie sIllh. "A description Of the building
j. This given in the News:
!" IT. outside dimensions are one hund !
red and forty-six by one hundred and six !.
tv-hvp feet II wil1bc constructed OF
boards, and will De used as a hall for mass
NEE tiags during the coming canpaign.
Inc interior VIII consist of ,estibuie, 40
Iaraphrhestre, Two galleries and foar au,e
ronnsa .into the ,estibuir door twelve
ieet vide will open from Giratd avenue.
IA dnor Of equal SIZE will lead 70 the an
pA,iheaire and lower gallery. and ! private
enlrance will open iuto the Iadres' gallery
above. The ante rooms will be used Tor
committee purposes. At the head Of The
building will be placed The speakers desk
anil on either side the tables Of the repor.
tiers. The amphuhealre viii be seventy
ieet BY one hundfed and ivrly. From IL
the galleries will rise lninearly TIE same
msnner asltbe seals in the square Tor the
4th OF July eeIebratIon. lhr capacity 81
NE bulldlng Will be over ten thoasand peo.
piece fhefargest audience ever seen ~ the
Academy 81 Music could be seated ~ one
wing Of The immeDse galleries. The stand
ing rOOm on Lbe floor will accommodate
'thlee thousand. While there viii be seats
Tor seven thousand. The IgaIlrri-, Will b.
supported by iron pillars sixteen fee, apart
These will be hung with etefgreens an
Ifestooned viii, Hoyefs during tie session,
o. tie Convention, Within a fortnight il
Will be assembled 10 tie, largest buildns
ever known 10 Philadelphia, ekcepiiDs ,
santa j fair sirociure."
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FROM WASHINGTON. N,


Nv ashington. Aug. o. Major Generals
Hunter and Dela6eld have been placed ON
the retired list. .igaa
Gushing. James and Johnson. Commits
sinae,s to revise the United States laws,
haze. seeeived commissions and will enter
upon duty the list OF September.r 2pbpoa
An order ofihe War office recognizing
military departments was promulgated to-
day. Among them. Grn. Schoheld Is 20
command the department Of the Potomac,
embl acing Virgln,a and Western Virginia,
with headquarters at Richmond. 1sS.iio
Gen. Siekles has The Southern depart
ment. including North aud South Caro-
lima. 81 ri0S s. ~ f1a 81 40
b Gen. Thomas is in charge nf.tbe depart
ment Of Tennessee, which includesieren-
,nessee, Kentucky. Alabama. 6eorgla and
Mississippi. with headquarters At Atlanta.
Gen. sheridan remains IN the Gulf de-
pattinent, Which embraces FlsrlLa, LOU.
slsna and Texas su 1ssd tsa ae
Gen. Ord commands the department OIL
Arkansas, WHICH covers rtne lsdlan Terri.
tory - s5lal 9sa Z s1E -
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ssa y
The miaens,obs Of the Johnson wigwam
now building 10 Ph,ladelphla for the Ma
tonal Convention, viii be one hon led aud
for'y.six by Que hundred aud list, i've
iest. AT Tie head IT the building will be
placed ts- sprakers desk, and On either
.side;the tsUlestd me reporters. lie AN
sghits.4ire ~illbs sesenty by one l,undred
and ipfi, feet. Tie galleries will be spp.
ported BY iron pillars, ,,xteen feet apart.
these vill he hug with eserg,eeos frs
j. tne,I with aasefs during the season Of the
seOnsentIOn. ffsE# sa.
Il is said tie gras.hoppers have appear.
ed IN the vicinity III Nashville, aud are IN.
ssding he cOiDfelds ID fearful Numbers.
One gentleman ssys that he does %, think
there will be q blade left on The corn in
thirty acre field.
The Richmond eOlofei population are
very angry because Gen. 1esry won't al
Low them iophy saldirrs and halt people
on tie ueets.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-12
Hlarble Hlanteis.

A UGUSTUS TABER & BRO, Wholesale
~ De.iers in ITALIAN and AMERICAN MARBLES, No.
7l3 Wl,r.s NcwYort Italian and American Marble an
Blocks aud Ssbs constantly On hand and cut to order.
MARBLE MANTELS.- best place in
vi the city 20 purchoo MARBLE MAAIELS Of The s'
dessns ~ very low prices 10 a. A. BLABIRs Marble
WsIks No. le9 Eat Egttesn,hs. near ThirdsV., n. l.
M.nsl put UP In the country. Crt the out.
MARBLE and MARBLEIZED SLATE
WI MANTLES--REMOVhL-T. q. STEWART hes rc
moved his Marble and slate Mantle Waferooms from 2 Canal
70 No. HO5 SIXTHANE q, the junction Of Brosdvay
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-12
NrIlrAEY Division oY fHs TrssHMEE
CaiEP QUIRTERNAsTRR' Oyrics,
H. s MILITARY RAiLRoADG

CdiyP QUARTERNAsrRRs OrriCs,
u. 5. MILITARY RAiLRoADs {
NASHVILLE Tenn. Jan. 9, 1853.
EXTENSIVE SALE OF GOVERNMENT
TON st Memphis Tennessee. WEDNESDAY, February I.
1850 the following described Rolling STOCK VII: ,
a. Eoes Lecoa,oys L5sno' h'e iee'saase three old and
I6 Sixteen Boz aud ~ nine Fiat Ca-more les.iss
SAME TIME AND PLACE
% One locomotive Engine, feet gage. lying IN The
ditch line OF the Missspp Central Railroad twelve
Al Nashville, T.nn-sses, Wednesday, February H. 1870,
will be sold folow described Rolling stock ell OF i've
feet gauge and in good running order. viz;
~ One Lc conotivo Engine lyman sonther ouiderS
buildou. =, W.
~ One Locomotive Engine Rodgers L. L VI "orta
builders . o.,
~ Ono Locomotive Engine. Sumbourn & Smith. buli.n
(i) One Locomotive Tender.
(2.o) Two hundred Flat and Boz Csrs tmore OF e'p
SAME TIME AND PLACE
(5) Five Locomotive Engues unseryiceab.e.
Boilers sod Running Gears Tor two t9l Dummy Engines. IN
servicesble- 49, ~ -
Two spans Rndre ~ feet each
33 One hundred and thirty three perch ls and I'd ess
Cot stone CON mprisipg foundation of Round House.
Nashville the balance Of Military Railroad Property remain
Ing undisposrd Of st that time
Sales viii commence st each .fs ~ 10 O'clock m sns
TERMS OF SALE.
Cssh IN Government hnds Or when purchased by haosA
p4yabe In monthly nstslTents with interest the rste o.
$40 per cent pot annuu secured by bond saisctory 70
tho Government Tor double the amount OF the properly p"
chsied ,,,
vor 70 Capt S r. Hsnl. A. @ NJ. Nashville. Tenn
F. J. CHILLY, Bvt. MAJ A. y. NJ, L. > A.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-12

HVHE TRIBUNE ALMANAC
FOR 1865.
Third Edition Now Ready.
THIS POPULAR POLITICAL ANH STATISTICAL
ANNUAL CONTAINS
AsrRososiCiL DEPARTMENT;
Ec,ipses for the year 1866
Lunar and Planetary Conjunetio;.
Conjunction Of PsLets and o,her A,pec.'
New and Valuable Tid. Tables icr ico Place.
Jewish ard Mshomed4n Calendars.
Table OF siIty-one Brigh, Stars.
POLITICAL DxPAErNRsr:
United States Government Ministers. &c.
Senators snd Representatives Of XxXiX,h Copsrs.
Laws Passed ct the last Session Of Consss
Public Resolutions and Proclsu1tous
slsveholders' Rebellion, or Chronicle Of Wsr E,.hts
The Union Party in iea-Rescuton, Of the Union State
Conventions Reconstruction and Impartial s,tIsss.
Impartial sufrsge-Laws in the Several ststes
The Constitutional Amendment.
The Second Inaugural Address OF President Lipco'n
President johnson OIL and Impartial sgrFs
ELECTION RETURNS for 1867 csrsfcly compiled and
compared with former Elections oy Tns TEIscsr
ALxAsAc.
Territorial Election Reforms fofl2o
States Of the Union Cspitols Governors Pine o. Meeting
Of Le.isls.ures Time Of State Elections.
81. Territories Of the Unionther Capitals AID Governor
Popular Vote for President by States in 1894 Sc and 1875
Foreign Countries. Form % Government, Rulers Cspiis'
Area. Population, &C., Lc.
We believe other manual 30 compso, srd cheap {" This
sl be found convenient ard useful for daily reference
PRICE 70 CENTS SEVEN POsT.PAlD) ONE
DOLLAR
TWELVE DOLLARS PER HUNDRED. NHES SENT
BIZ EMPRESS.
ADDRESS ORDERS with CASH iNCLOSFDi
TIE TRIBUNE.
NEW YORK.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-12

LIMITED PARTNERSHIP.

LIMITED PARTNERSHIP
Notice hereby gwen that Inn ed Itiinerhip htf tns
dsy been rned bctwo,n the undfrg Cd pursuant 70 the
Statutes OF thc State Of New YOrk relative 10 Limited ft
ue-sbips under the name and h'ID of
BOWERS, BkECKMAk & COMPANY.
Tie general nsture Of the business to
Sale Of domestic Goods and other Merhandse generally upon
Commission and dealing Merchandise generally upon Com
mission otherwise.
Ih. General Partners Interested therein Henry Bowe
Who rodss IN Yonkes in the State Of Now ork and Ca
bert L. Beeckinan and Henry Breckman Orahen, VINO re-
spective'y reside in the City Of Nrw-forh
The Special Partner. interested therein nro Sanue Dertsr
Bradford and John Henry Bradford. Who respectively reside
III tho City oi Sew-i oTk. ~ A..
The amoun, of CAPITAL which said Spec. Psrners taye
contributed 70 the Common Stock 10 THREE HUNDRED
THOUSAND DOLLARS ~ Cash ~ wit;
Sanu. Dexter adf I'd has contributed One inndteo ana
Fjfy Thousond Dolsrs aid John Henry Bradford One
Hundred and Fifty Thousand DollnIs .
TIE said Partnership 10 20 commence on me ht dsy OF
Fehruary one thousand eight hundred and siI5sK' ARD
win terminate the thirty frs, day Of Deconber ono t'u
sand eigh. hundred and siJiytigh
Dated New oh, February lHo5
HENRY BOWERS
GILBERT l.. BEECKMAN.
HENRY BEEChMAN GRAHAM
General PaitneIa
SAMUEL DEXTER BRADFORD,
JOHN HENRY BRADFORD,
Special Partners
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-12
C,OR sALE-A choice Missouri FARM.

offer for SALE Of tbs richest and nlos, beautiful
FARMS in Missouri IL Il siDeted IN shelby oeua'y' I'm
-disisy on tho Hannibal .nd 81, Joseph Railroad 20 mile
OF Hannibal. mc east OF Lskerlsn station ana
within miles of two good msrse, towns The improve
rr,, eon., of rood Fam Dwelling House. Meat House.
cs on.e sood Barn and rbs stock shed aud other out
bnnr, The tract contains boJ acres vel "aterrd ana
6no,y ,imhe red aud poor vase acre, neatly s
under fence There arr 10 acre. in Timothy meadow
70 and loo In blue grass There is an
Orchard nint choice apple Just coming into
be ,riuF also prsrs pcachcs puns aud gf,pes I" no,
ouy .fste Grain Farm, but stock Form tsvunsu
pr,s.d In this particular hs. very superior advantage u
IL 90 situated a. be up into two three farms OF
Alb NJ rqusi number and nearly sqls va- Ihefe
. GOOD coal bank and IN, nil the tract rarely
In ed us, flrIn 90 vushle .rd bcatal 10 offered ioF
rasr-d propr e'oI be- on the nise
IA. Pos, Ofrce 10 Shelbina. AO X. =. IAhkNAH.