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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-04-05

IiHOICE TOBACCOS OF THE FOL
u LOWING popular brands:
CHEWING:
FRUITS ASn FLOWERS, pounds;
PIANTEE'S FkIDE pounds;
COMMON WEALTH, pounds
pLANTER'S DAUGHTER, half pounds;
EXTRA EAGLE los.
SMOKING:
ERrtTs AND Fl OWEks, in fancy pound bores
FRUITS AND FLOWERS, In fancy half pound
boxes.
We keep constantly on hand the above brands,
d. w.lI A. those Of other manufacturers which We
otter the trade, ia uantitieS to suit, at feasoha
bio prices. cn
PiLKINTCS, PULLlAM CO.,
Auctiouvers, Comms.iou Merchants,
and Real Estate A gents,
~ la-ta No IL Pearl street
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-04-05

NOTICE OF CO-PARTNERSHlP
IN AND REMOvAL.-Colonsl LLOYD BEALL
is associated with me from this date a. general
partner in the GROCERY and COMMISSION BU-
the style and nrm Of ROBERT y. WILLIAMS
Co. In the new iron front building corner OF Cary
and Fourteenth Tor Pearl street.
tended me, respectfully soliena continuance OF
the same 10 the new hrm.
Mr.. JOHN ". R0YaLL and K. W. R0YALL
continue with u.s. and will be pleased 10 serve tnsr
fYiandx 80
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-04-05

NEW BOOKS.-Battla-ti fields Of Nir-
= ginia. Mosby and his Men, Cruise OF the
Shenandoah, Yonths History Of the Great Givii
War, ST. Elmo, Cameron Hell, ldaha, stfathmofe
Lucy kriyn BYRD Manuscripts, Eariy's Aeln"4f "'
tne War Sonic, House by the Chur.hy&'3'
Crrise Melville, svutherlands, MaGn9 ks4d :
Works, Borche's Confederate war, iGr saie ~
RANDOLPH = ENGLlshS >,
.no 1920 Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-04-05

THIS COMPANY Is PREPARED
| TO 20 A GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS
A. well ~ tu insure against loss by hre OF every
description OF rrupaIty : also to insure lives on
TIE most favorable terms. They have secured the
tery.c,- of EDWARD slNFoN, late cashier 0t the
Trader Bank, who will have charge of the Bank
la1 Department.
W.rtsp,utfuIly solicit share Of public patron.
age, plcd,1"g tAa' No3ruE shall DO lett uhdohe u
accommodate our iIiuIds.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-04-05

My Dear Sir,-An explosion occurred at
the Bright Hope pit to-day at q p. NJ.
The extent Of damage to the pit and the
loss Of lie is not yet ascertaincd, but it is
believed the injury to the property is
slight; but it is feared the loss OF life is
considerable. We are now ready to de-
sccnd the pit to learn al! the particulars.
We have not had time, Of course, to invcs-
tigate the cause OF the calamity, but pre-
sent indications 90 10 show that ii was
caused by the imprudcncc Of drunken
gaSman.
BY tomorrow morning al will be ascer-
tanned, and you will be informed accord
ingly. JAMES III. Cox.
D.S. Woodbridge, Esq.
CI,yEp Hrr Arr;I 4 ISr-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-04-05

EXPLOSION At THE CLOVER HILL Coal
MINEs-SEvENTY Men kILLED.-An cX-
ploSion occurred on Wednesday afternoon
at the Clover Hill coal mines, in Chester
field county, about thirty miles from this
city, resulting in terrible loss OF lite
about seventy persons having been killed.
1t took place in the Bright Hope pit-the
only one the company was working at the
present timc-and is supposed to have
been the result Of carcleSsucSs on the part
Of one of the gaSmen, whose duty it was to
see that the mine was kept free Of gas.
The Bright Hope was the main pit Of the
company, had reached a depth of $50
feet, and was first opened in 1854. There
WAS IN explosion in this pit in 1859, by
which nine lives were lost.
The following letters from Mr.. James II.
Cox to Mr.. Woodbridge, the secretary
aud agent of the company in this city,
contain all the information we have re-
Ccived up 10 this time III regard 10 this
hcart-rcnding catastrophe. We have in
Structed our correspondent at Chester, the
telegraph station nearest Clover Hill, to
send us by telegraph all the information
Ac can gather in regard 10 the explosion ::
and if anything further is received it will
BE found under the tclegraphic head.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-04-02
CHILL.

THE AUNuSTICE oVEsII0N-TIE GREAT RAJ L"-ir
T1rN OF THE PERUVIAN rLEEr-TIE BURNED
.,rprc,x rtssEIs-A GERMAN PROTESTANT
CHURCH.
From Our Special Correspondent
VALPARAISO. Chill. March s. 1867.
Tho orpistice question seems to have wholly
oossed from the public mind and mouth and is con-
fined. if AT all considered TO The few in authority
the public attention Just now being directed TO the
great rattle" which is to dispose of the property oil
Mr. Meers. an American gentleman of Santiago
The drawing is to begin to-day, and TO continue
throughout this week. and as one of Che telegraph
lines between here and Santiago has been chartered
for the transmission of each days results, the excite
ment here will be no less intense than At the Capital
Although four hundred prizes are To be distributed
amounting in all 10 nearly SlO0OgO m value the
Casa K;Hid "a suburban seat the hand'ome>t house
in South America, constitutes the gran rpa' beng
valued at almost half of the above amount Every
man. woman and child has invested III al least one
ticket and since il Is lottery they may he excused
with one chance against seven hundred thousand Tor
looking and walking great expectations.
The Peruvian fleet, which was supposed OIL i22f
CallaO rcjntertd the harbOr on the sd OF last month
No limitations are made TO its future operations
and il will probably lie here until the acceptance OF
rejection of the peace proposals JUSTLY NOV
After a thorough Investigation thC crews pl ihS
latclv-luut vessels, Geo. Haynes Flora cllohalu'
and George " havchecu released, no evidence having
been dtUUCCu showing the ne 10 HtNN bt'l ll'
of AN nccndiary. A Hungarian bark was wrecked
of Valparaiso night before last and her entire cargo
consisting of grain and copper. lost. Inc lAtcd
States steamer MohiCau, Capt. simpson. amy Cd mere
on the St, with one bon Ter gone ana otherwise uih-
ahlcd. She will remain here FOR roIr, hcl"lt pro
cccding to the North Pacific. The island OF Polten.
commanding the cent r OF Araucorla, at the mouth
of the river of the name, ia, been recently oc-
cupicd by Col Saaycdla, WHO Is proceeding 10 erect
foTtihcatons with view of establishing garrison
and making il permanent base for future operations
into the territory OF these oavageS who nave heicio-
fore resisted every invasive movement oil the
ChliuOS.
The German residents of this city have lately held
a meeting with view of founding t,rrnnan riot
cStaut Church. Although not unanimous. the vote
for its erection was carried, and subscription Is
about to he made up among them for that purpose
The amount of the expectation of wheat and Hour
dming the month of February was unprecedented
about 1l@OOO bushels Of the and rocco sacks Of
the latter having been exported from the ls 10 the
I'd of the month The ship Colcna proceeding nom
Malaga, arrived at this polt ON tie .Jth OF last
month Although under English COlole. coming from
q Spanish port she was refused anchorage. ai inter-
course with shore, and ordered Out of Chhan waters
Wit
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-04-02
GEORGIA.
CONDITION or THE FREEDMEN.

81 TELEGRAPH
WASHINGTON, April 1.-The Commissioner of the
Frcodmons Bureau in receipt of report of the opSa
lions of the Bureau the State of Mississippi during
January submitted under date OF Veksburg Feb H. by
Gen A. c. Giem Assistant Commissioner, from which it
appers labor WAS good dema nd and better wages Of
fcred than last year. while IL is stated that those who
treated the freedmen unfairly cannot now obtain hands
The Subj COMMISSIONER charge of the District Of Natchez
states that while there some dcstitution among the
freedmen the most alarming restitution and suffering
arc staring the white people m me iace ol tnG TWO
do that kind Of work generally in demand, and their
wants being few, their expenses are small There we're
but Few complaints being lnaue 10 Ihc bureau ne scIOYs
are reported n fOWishing condition. The trcedmens
school AZ Columbus WAS estIOycd by fire during the
m"iis Tie teoGIcrs were Trepali,g TO OMEN in the
building occupied by them % quarters but one bdi OF
The pupils only can be accommodated there From an
nytst igatOn which made BY the Sub-C Commissioner
aida committee of citizens IL appears that the fire was
tie Of nccndary The schools are well sustained
and The freedmen doing much 70 support them In
conclusion. Gen. Gilem remarks There IS no opposition
from tho more intelligent CLASSES to the education OF me
freedmen, but on the contrary, many planters nave
apped tGr fGS ns for 9i "oos dn lem Is com
vced that all prejudice against the education Oh Dchs
will disappear The demands for labor CONTINUE a
undated and thousands or cO.OIed people are Dl9ugnt
90 this State from tho odor and less fertile states oil n
gnia, NORTH Carolina South Carolina, ana Georgia lhe
accounts OF destitntIOn ana starvation az so lar s Ig
refer Mississippi, much exaggerated during January
rs;ons were issued to citizens, black or e except
those in hospital
The atlanta tC;aJ CorgGRfonaiisi, referring TO the
Rebel Gems Lee Johnston Beaurcgard Long trcct liamp
ton Malone BaIkslalo and Chalmers, who have recon-
mcndcd submission 10 and cooperation IN the require
mcnts OF the Reconstruction law, says IEer genius
for ylng III questions of state IL not ~ the highest
condition OF intellectual health or ingenuity"
TREEDMES's AFFAIRS.
WAsuSGrON, April THE Frccdncn5 Bureau has re-
cclycd letter FROM the Assistant Commissioner OF the
Bureau FOR the State OF Georgia relative 70 affairs III mat
S,Ie lie reports that there are i schools in oper-
atiOn with lj teachers, and RAJ pupils. Some dihcuy
has been experienced In different parts OF the state IN
zslf
employers growing ont OF the rcusa, of The latter TO pay
the wages promised. Even az this time i Is almost IN
pJss.bc 10 obtain Justice for the cOlOred people III the
minor court7 In the higher courts there - evidence OF
Az Increased dispOs ton TO administer the Laws justly
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-04-02
tator rhcrc are ono or two moro EQUALLY unropular

tator There are one or two moro equally unpopular
that will he disposed of in few days .
Last evening bill was read in Congress declaring
that the Catholic Icg On. being the intD OF MAJOR
iv of the citizens of Peru, IT should also DS declared
t0 be the religion of the state, and as such c sup
ported by the Government. But the State uau no
right to prohibit any person from pu1ilc NoItniiP
because il differed in form from the icIlgoh tsl'
Hshcd bv our torcfathcrs in Peru. Therefore DC II
enacted thar there shall be liberty Of conscience rs
TO the form and manner of the worship OF Hou anu
that to al sects shall be conceded the ght 70 fSt'
conQregatc and build houses Of worship IN INC I've
public of Peru The bill has been IgleiIeu 70 Com
niteo before its second reading IT receives q
favorable report it will pass, Bishop Iordolo 10 inc
contrary notwithstanding. =, r, ,1,t
An express has lust arrived 10 the OoVcIhnIcn!!
bringing the news that in luIingancho the au'noIIii
ties attempted TO enforce the collection oil the POI
tax. which the people had for some time Ieslsit;,,
Force was employed and the people stoned the pHpc
officers wOunding some and killing one Oh the po!'ce,
Military assistance was asked for and VIII De sent %
soon as possible Several members OF Congress bnnv
called upon PradO. requesting hm not 10 sellr "
troops at all as il might eXasperatc the pc4i' '''
pOpulaTiZc the revolution. -. ~ ri,co hos
The Secretary of the Gillian Legalo9fh Lima t i,t
addressed note to the newspapers. ueIli Ih6 ,nr
the Cabinet in Santiago had entcTG ln'o ~ "ri had
rangrment for q suspension OF hosthtics. IL Tia"i
il is true received such proposition nnn t
and France and had sent it 10 All tc "IiiIo "tI
any comment and it had been uhahiiuouSN ''J'0''"
by all.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-04-02

n 81, ,,,.. 800. No.. was 10 earnest and thst nothing
Wa d6 o Sf a op eoc II was the noble speca OF
oet people uniting under tn afe to her nainEo p6 6
fonin tho Union III and reaSvagd WA Ting to adopt promptly
and checIiuy any measures deemed "pDaLt 90 el4ect
that result The former master met his inner elaso rs
lis equal in al that pertains To manhood an the $hl3
OF seltgOycmucnt, ana tina meeting Of freemen hod ~
restraint init but vas cordial, respectful hnd ana CON
flung on both sides
ave refer with pride ond satisfaction TO the platform
Of resolutions adopted II win be that the glorious
banner OF the Republican party flung TO the breeze
Tie loyal people OF this STATE have taken their place I'M
der this flag, and will follow henceforth wherever It
mo ~ sFa o.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-04-02
TENNESSEE.

ENLISTMENT or STATE TROOPS IN TENNESSEE.
n rgLEgR,Pu TKiBrSE.
KNoXvIGGE. Tenn. April Posters are out calling
on men 10 enlist in tho new Brownlow army being
organized under tho state Military bill Easy service and
good pay is offered 1t understood that one company
will be organized at and sent TO Obon County in
the western part of the state preserve order and make
some arrests The Br0wnlow party held a Convention
TODAY which was largely attended by blacks, and LOinI
rated candidates for the Legislature Most of the cou
H., IN Ea, Tennessee appointing delegates to the
10Th OF April Conservative GubegnaOral Convention.
Heavy rains are falling and the streams sill swollen
Heavy fro,ts ana late Spring have damaged fruit some
The Knoxville anI kentucky Railroad officers are re-
elected anl work Oh the great tunnel is 10 be pushed
vigorously.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-04-02
TIE SOUTHERN STATES,
SOUTH CAROLINA.

ANOTHER sTREEr-CAR RIOT IN CHARLESTON.
TELEGRAPH TO TAR TRIBUNE.
CHARLESTON 5. c., April t.-Another strcet-car
riot occurred this afternoon. Two negroes got inside
street and, refusing to leave elected by the
police. Tley fOroiby resisted, but overcome and
lodged in he statiOnhOuse thcreupOn tho negroes ont
side became dsordcrly using brichas and threatening
To rescue hem In the melee several persons were IN
iured. Information was promptly sent 10 he3dQnarters
and squad OF nc suar ute!fered ana took charge OF five
OF tho Tirgoaders The matter will be Investigated be-
fore the lrQYOst Court tomorrow.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-04-02

AIp FOR TIE SouTH.-Tho Great American Tea
Company have agreed TO devote the entire profits on their
sales to-day to the suffering poor in the Southern states
Those who wish TO contribute to that fund should bear
TIL, I'm mind and buv their tea. to-lny.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-04-02

AGRICULTURAL SOCETY.-The farmers Of River
head having recently organized under the State law
Town Agricultural Society for the advantage and i'm
provement Of its members holding stated meet
Dgs al Worthwhile The officers for the year ending April
l. 1868 are President II. f. Lace VcePresident, q. WI
son Hallock Secretary g. W. Terry; Treasurer. 9. A.
Benjamin Directors d. A. Corwin, G. .. Roblpsop. Geo.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-04-02

SAY Fa,Ytnca M,rci Jr.e following ara Latest qp5a,orsof
a0j; O?hr tk3; H5ls Koueros HJy2 Crown Point 4@5T
yellow J1tt BE-, Bcer $40; Alpha rla Imperial ~, saafe
s2 Csl ga steam NatuoT Company VI pc1 eenl, Vald9gs
state ieles.a ph lOrsl any, 30 por cent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-04-02
TIE PACIFIC COAST.
sY TRLEoRAPH TO THs TRIBUNE.

SAN Francisco, March 3l.-A decree OF forfeiture
was yesterday entered in the OF tho United states
against casks Of grape brandy for failure TO make
rect returns 10 the Internal Revenue Department.
The trial Of the railroad constructor complete
success The machine levels the track lays ties deposits
rails aud nails them in their places IL is estimated that
twenty do as much work day, as 200 without
the and OF the constructor.
The ship Orpheus from NewYork. has arrived AID the
ship Blue Jacket for Liverpool has sailed Flour active
and prices firm; Extra, o. 80; Superne, " rs Wheat
quiet at 81 75asl S. Exports since January, 100000
sacks owe 100000 Of which was for Europe. Legal
tenders 76C,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-04-02
THE UEiTHER.

NEw-YoRK. April THE following was the range
ot the Thermometer IN this city today:
iIt - m. D. OF IN.
IS So CO 0O'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-04-02
I.ois hsfsa
AARRfED.

Mrs. Geo Couh Of Baltimore gre5 ~ have uei !heeler
Wilson machine long tMe-but have pff og5ors HieN
Gtbts"-.flrstt slegL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-04-02

NS-FORNACTONIn this city the 30th u ~ the Rev
r. $. Hishss Goo Hopkins 81 d. Of E-rtu.A, r. A., h hss
Luce Rorschon Of Eog York City. No cards.
Spru geld publican please coDy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-04-02
MINING STncva

mon sheep-ssps co bead s9e.c per ~ Hogs DUN saf
3,5gg head a. I'll j9Gp2 Is per l95 D..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-04-02

A Cerd-MOURNYG GOODS q every desirable Kind constantly
s JACHSOSS Mourning store No sol Broaisay opposite
Tiffany Cos Prices Vefy ,n3b.e.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-04-02
Patcut Combination
MACHINE BETTING AND HOSE.
SUPERIOR TO
LEATHER OR RUBBER.

SUPERIOR TO
LEATHER OR RUBBER.
Tr, Brrriye being COATED wrrH GrrrlPEReIA, does SOr
SrKKrcu Apnrnr. Firmly TO Policy PLnBLE and
AFFECTED Br o AciDs IsAr, COLo, OF osr
Door BXrosuKE.
THE COMBINATION HOSE
+ also coated inside and GuitaPel and the only bose that
will convey Lyg STEAM ACIDS PETROLEUM orHBR OL without
injury is ulequa Steam FErsnes ard We cali the sPeea
attention Of
FIRE DEPARTMENTS
To the fac, that has stool without BURSTING Or sNEAr
INC PRESSURE than 500 pounds to te square c being oa0'
that Of Leather or Rubber Hose
SEND FOR PRICE LIST.
BENEDICT, TORREY 6 TWOMBLY.
No. d PARK-PLACE.
NEXT Door TO rag BROADWAY BASE. NsEl YORK
schencl's PuimOnic syrup.
SCHENCKS SEAWEBD TONIC.
SCnRXCKS MANDRAKE PILLS.
These three medicines Consumption Liver Complaint and D'pep
sin They cleanse the the seous THE ser create
an appetite for rich and nourshiug fooi
The Seawed keeps tho food from oarng until ds'ea
anl made blood which rpeus the matter the lungs aai aa'ars
throwsu of
Dr. Schenck Is professionally hs principal oHce FsiepElss
every SATURDAY where all letters for advice must be addressed
lie +, also professionally No % Bond hewio every Tuesday.
and No IS anoyr Boston every wednesday lie gives advice free.
but for thorough with bis Resprometer the price D.
once hours at each city from NJ to 3R
Price ote Puouc syrup aud Sawed Tonic each ~ - per bs
or - 80 half DOZEN Mandrake Pills % boz fall supply Of
Dr. Schencks medicines Tor sale at all times At bis rooms
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-04-02
TENTRAL and SOUTH AMERICA


4 SEw c ABINET--POPULAR DISCONTENT-TIiE PEOPLE
GEFUsE TO PAY VIE TAXEs-DRAFT OF NEW CON
sTTt-uON-THE LNSURRECTIOS STILL UNsUBDUED
--TnE LOAN IN THE UNITED sTATEs-TIIE AIMIsTICE
QUESTION.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-04-02
GpetiaI Notltes.

Inen-RcpubIican Executive Ccmmiitce.-A specss
meeting Of al Committee be- hell He'dlgalte, Argus Hal
TUESDAY EVENING, April ,. 1891. At = O'Clock. Funetad at
Tendance requested WALDO HlICuISc, (htTuaa.
Wv DHuNNnYn
NhAhLt' - tl't.JNN' 1
MON Kepubi.can Central COmmittee.A speca meeting
Committee viii b. held ~ ilquarerS No GU Broadway on
WEDNESDAY EVENING April inst. NJ q 70 make arrange
primary for tgt {, & syracuse CoG'ensn
Ind 10 tie Senatorial ,egtoas Tor City II NsNlok
CHARLES :. SPENCER President
CnRLfs s STEoNg ss,,,,rt
TEoNA, DRryNOND
American Institute FnrGuers' Club.-A meeting Of the
Club win De held To DAY (urlab. A. y oclcA ~ az y, room.
OF Buiiiug. Dr. ~ rus hiNU BRONNs WIZ
'''' paw " '- JOHN IS CHAMBERS. Secretary :
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-04-02
FIRES.

DESTRUCTIVE FIRE Ar GRAvESEND NECK-LoSS
ABotrT $4,000.
A. about 10 o'clock Saturday night IN extensive
dyc-,y0oi establishment ~ aravesend Neck, Kings
County discovered III flames. and before the IRE
could he ,fugu.,cd the factory with several adlJ.
n Sheds. was totally destroyed. The frc l. supposed
10 have been OF nccndary origin, as the workmen leit
the building At about O'Clock. The main structure was
oi wood three stories high and burned with great "a
plty Athe second floor were stored about Loo empty
barrels, which aided tho progress Of the flames The
nropsty wa. owned by McsSr- John and James Harvey
of tnff,t NcwNurk and was valued AT about $4,000.
The amount Di insurance - Hot known.
STEAMER BURNED ON THE MlSsloSIPI-lIiE ST.
IDVt] FIRE,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-04-02
nyrttr1n,rs - rgE rlt'.i1II

81. Louis. April IA Special telegram 10 The
Ereipy Bsptcb, from Ncw0 Orleans, says the steamer
Alabama, with l,2O bales Of cotton. was burned this
morning. five miles above that point. The boat was
owned m ST. Louis and was valued no s52,j1o She was
nsutcd for 5000 IN the Phoenix and Security NcwlOrk;
Eutcrpr,,r, Fire, and Marine, Cincinnati; Ncw-EaSand
Iutua, Marine. Boston: Eureka. Pittsburgh; Atlantic
and Globe - Louis. and Boatmcn's rSurace Trust Co.
meeting ~ the citizens OF -. Louis Will De held to-
night ri III, Board OF Trade Room, 20 devise means Tor
the Inm.IIlLn rchnIl.ne nf the Linlell Hotel.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-04-02

TOLEDO, Ohio. April IA fire this morning de-
sr0ycd the livery stable of Warren CO.. and six small
frame buildings adjoining The total los, will probably
roach SlJO on which there IL about $1,000 insurance.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-04-02

rHrLADBLpHrA CATTLE MARKET
lJsSs s Eys iits iasic @y ti s0Qd, ~ psl'e for es
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-04-02

THE ,I,usrIcE ovEs1ION-THE GREAT ftILE-iE-
Tt-p> or THE PERUVIAN TLEEr-THE BURIED
AMERICAN rEssEIs-A GERMAN PROTESTANT
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1867-06-01
a List of Letters

pEMAINING in the Post Office, Colum-
1O bia, s. c., June l, 1867. Persons
calling for letters in this list, will please
say ''TheY are Advertised"