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"The Pen is Mightler than the Sword"
TIE GOLD PEN-BEST AND CHEAPEST OF PENS.
MORTON'S GOLD PENS,
THE REST PENS In THE WORLD.

For sale at No. 25 MAIDEN-LANE, New
York, and by every duly-appointed Agent at
the same prices -, -,
Morton makes no Pens stamped with the
Name OF Trademark of any other; therefore;
where an Agency is established, the public, VIII
he hest suited, and at the same prices, by calling
ON the Agent; in all other places those wishing
the Morton Pen. must send to Headquarters,
where their orders will receive prompt attention,
If accompanied with the cash.
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MoRToNs FIRST QUALITY.

These Pens l6 carats fine and pointed with the
very best 1rosmn Points carefully selected, and none
OF this quality Is sold with the slightest nperfectOn
which skill and the closest scrutiny can detect.
Every Pen is stamped A Morton, First Quality" and
numbered.
The Points are warranted for SIX months except against
accident.
The Cases made Of Coin silver ana Tor ts quauty
are extra heavy and strong
PRICES OF PISS; AND PENS IN SILVER EXTENSION
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TheEumbers indicate sle only, No being the smallest
and No. 10 tho largest.
MoRfoYs sEc6SD QUALITY.

MORTQNB SECOND QUALlIl'
- (wARRAHTEDl -,
These aro IA cats fine, are superior TO any MOTION
Pens made previous TO the year 1900 ~. 4,
Every Pen Is stamped "a. Morton, Second Qualty'
and numbered. :, .. -.
The Points are warranted for six months except aganst
The Gases are nde Of Coin Silver but not so heavy
as those fthe First Quality.
PRICES or PENS; AND PENS IN SILVER EXTENSION
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2 2 NAr1ov OFFICE. |
NEw.YonK, Jan. 10, 1857.

DEAR SIR: see that You are publishing letters
from various persons who have evidently become
occurs TO me that you would produce greater effect
by reprinting the letters of those whom your pens
have failed to satisfy besides economizing great
deal of space in your advertisement, for think
quarter of a column Of The Tribune would hold them
all ,
But if you are fixed in your present policy, please
feel at liberty to refer to me- one prepared TO say
not that your pen il the best in the mar ket (for
have made no comparisOnl but good 80 thoroughly
well made so adaptable to every hand and so dura-
bic even under the most trying abuse, that he must
be- who would seek better, much more fastidious
writer than and he who weaTies himself with steel
pens while yours procurable at much less cost,
must either be conservative, or more industr-
GUS or of greater means than Yours gratefully
WENDELL 7. GARRISON.
A MopToN
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fAnhouncsmenis.l

TAKE IT HOME WITH YOU.-THE PHYSIOLOGICAL
JouRSA1 Il rich reading and illustrations Pull Of Bhnolog
PbySogrouy Phrenoogy Psychology Sc The Ladies Ike H. and
Geusn may profit by H. Only - Order 1t by post or from
newsu single Nos and Feb 20 cents each Address Fow
tEH & MFLLs. No. 80 Dtoadway, " Y.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

LONDON MONEY MARKET.
LONDON Jan. 3O-NOon.-Illinois Central shares have
advanced a. and are quoted at s2 Erie shares advanced
% "a: u s. FiveTwentes 73B. Consols quiet and un
Bhanged at 90 sic.
LIVERPOOL MARKETS.
IIvFRPoOL, Jam 30-NoOn.-The cotton market is
quiet and unchanged. Middng Upands steady, the
opening price being 14sd per pound The sales today
viii not probably exceed 5000 bales The breadstuffs
market is generally dun. Corn flat.
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GREFCE

ATHENS, Jan. 3O-It is Gen. Kalergis, and not Kan
Faris who is to go on mission to the United States
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PRUSSIA.

Rrp,ng. Jan SO--Capt. Werner Of the Pussian
Navy il going to America on special mission.
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PYIE's SALERATUs and CREAM TARTAR-Pure aIti-
ocs always m weight and reliable Sold by goeeIs gen
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LECTURE BEFORE THE YoUNG MINIS CHRISTIAN
AssooIATIoSThe Rev f. p Rogers lectured before the
Association at their rooms lei Fave last evening
on the "Iistory Of the Merchant" He commenced his
remarks by saying that for brief period no had been
personally connected with business pursuits, and there
FORE could not avoid feeling very deep interest IN tho
merchants OF this city The history OF commerce was the
history Of the worlds progress and the advancement OF
our race. Most Of those whom he was addressing
belonged or expected 20 belong, 20 the commercial
house, this city and necessary that they should
exalt their conception Of the mercantile profession
Merchants were something moro than moro delivers,
buyers and sellers Those thot stood IN that de-
grading light were not fair representatives. they we're
them, virtue and principle are worth only what they
il bring In the market They acknowledge no tribunal
but the Grand Jury they have no exalted ideas they
have never studied THO science or the morals OF trade
thelr bpsipsss TRANSACTIONS. = sdsS'; .s2eeie So
sAIEs OF REAi EsfATE-A. J. Blocker, Son &
CO. maGs the following sales Q real estate Of guct0n
yesterday ElI.o b y. ~ AILh4f ~ 45
Fortysixth.st- Three lots n. side 900 feet W. 49,.
Tenthave, with frame house. 25xi00., p,eOO
seventy-sixti-st Three lots B. side, 825 feet e. -
Fourth-aye., 2Sxt block, each. lSD
seventy,siItGsf 1.-Two iotSN sQeiS5 feet Third az
Seventy lots adjoining 25xA b. each lao
Tenth-aye.-Hpuse and lot No. ia, 24BxlQO 1850
one Hundred deleventh-st--On gore lot N. side,
225 feet +. Ffthave., 2Ox57 ana as. $50
eighth-st-rwo lots >. side, S55 feetE Ihrd' 90
ope-inndred. and. twenty secondst.-Tiree lots N
side, 100 feet 4. Tenth-aye, 23xt block eaoh:; CO
Uart-st., BroOkyn.-HOuse ana lot B. SIDE 225 rect
Il. Of Marcyave, V7eAlOO saw
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THE BURGLAR HIS own INFoRMER.-The opening
Instantly teegphs The BURG
T. HOLaEs, No. 20l Broadway
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THE TRIBUNE ALMANAC FOR 1867 il NOW
nvADr Price 20 eeni advertisement under Dad Of New Pube
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BRADBURY'S

PIANO.FORTE ESTABLISHMENT
FOR sALBl -, -
Br.dbu in consequence Of continued nsa a - S
HE Pan0Fore Manufacturing BUSINESS anu w" "e'
Tor sale IL Establishment IN whole IN part
Of lumber OF
Al, the reanis and Implements for the manufacture Of hesss
pstrants together the good will Of the business VIII be sold AZ
PIANO-FORTES
AT GREAT DISCOUNT
The spen Of Pianos band viii be sold for esn ~
dscOun, 20 Per cent rom Tega. prizes until arhsf noase
me eptatiou OF too well established % require
further here No such opportunity has been ohed ths
public obtaining truly erst AZ meam price
N' - 800 No. an BFoome-s-
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LATEST SHIP NEWS.
PORT OF NETWORK.
ARRIVED.
DOMTsTIO PORTS.

sip ADELAIDE Cutting from Liverpool Dee 2 to Williams
% heavy westerly es the entire aud been With
"a 500 ults o. New York the last 10 dAJs
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aOrses, Carriages, &c.

1oreee, Garridgee, Nr.
III, PARTIES WISHING TO BUY OK
N DESTROYS TO sBLL HORSES, CAltRiASEs1 WA1VNSS
Spply 10 MINER s0MBRYJLE No Nassa1sh oPpogs 'he rosy
QAee .. ~ = ~
a DAMS g. CONE No. 6sA BROADWAY, in
N ys purchasers Inspect their s5.s1ys ssss| sS 81 s''o Ian
city. built CARRIAGES comprising ClAkEaUEs ~ ~ bs,.
Mrs and hne close ana spen ro VI Wv oes
DSs.ls and by s bess worLmen At their own mannt.co
NOR SALE - -Four large new two-ho
H. TRUCKS Apply 20 o w MlLS9s. SS. 50 1sS--@.z.
ENGLISH KERsEY ,.,.. -. ~ vA
~ V1'- Eos % ssd 70 We'd pJosazsy..
"a l@ kRptrB
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MoRToN's THIRD QUALITY.

These Pens are II fine and although cheaper
at least equal 10 gold pens made elsewhere regards
durability, elasticity and good writing qualities:
Every Pen stamped "a. Norton Third Quality" and
numbered.
Tho Pons are warranted for months except against
accident
The Cases are made Of Coin Silver but not as heavy
"a those Of the FIRST Quality.
PRICES OF PENS AND PENS IN SILVER EXTENSION
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EURoPE.
NKws Blythe ATLANTIC CABLE TO JAN So

% FRANCE
p,u,s lar. so-The French man-Of-war BeDiQuense
Ia. sailed for the Pacific
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successfully for the system with KKsrs BAsr SDA CoTyEE
then advance good order FOr sale b. all gfoee ~ cents
pound Depot NO l5l Rsadest, near Greenwich
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Merton IA. pu, bis hin his capital labor and NE brains 20 work
a ~ means machinery produces hieh sauhes every
BODY in The habit Of using these Gold Pens oI
erg time them the best instruments Of the kd
Thar have fallen n our ay--IE. Y Evening Post . -,
Gold Peas decidedly the best Of any In me Market
II ssfon Traveller M.
Pest
with the hard work pot TO- does not keep IN
eoode condition for 1.-THE Press, Philadelphia
writing viii Steel Pens than God one WIZ
eost while latter viii last good part Of lifetime Nor
tons Cod Pens cheaper aud better than IN the mAket-lN
aortoas Cold Pens the very best have met wiihThs
Methodist, ". Y. CITY.
Get The best The testimony Of all who vel informed upon Tie
gold metallic manufactured ID the
world that equals MoTtons Evening Express Rochester, " T.
Ntsor" penmaking Ia this country never had
perfect had hslThe Christian Times Chicago
Mortons the world standard gold dob
We have used for two writing With u
Eyerr day TheT bestIDay Democrat Davenport Iowa
Nortoa has brought Gold Pen making to the highest point Of
perfection Gold only the beautiful aud tasteful hut
TIE best the economical that be usedThe Christian
Chronicle Philadelphia -,
orton Pens are and those who far
and wide as the best IN wordIDay Union and Advertiser Roehes
ter n T. -" $3.50 - -,
Morton's Cod Pena No better pen than this made
fAmericAu Agheulighd -. . :, ,,.--,- --.,,-,
manufacture Gold Pen that IN opinion has no equal I them
They are neomPAaby the best pen mAde-lst Coaa Demo
erat MIN.
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MoRToNs CHEAP. GOLD PENS


(NoT wARRAETED)
These Pens are 10 Carats fine and are Better Writing,
and Durable Pens than CAM without operating Nor
Patented Machinery be produced for the prices even
were tho Gold furnished gratutt0usly.
PRICES OF PENS; AND PENS IN SIIvER-PLATED EX-
TENSION CASES WITH PENCILS.
Magic Pen..........to 60. with Pencil Case. q %
Lucky Pen. ......... 75..with Pencil Case. 20
Always Ready Pen. I 90 witb Pencil Case. 80
Elegant Pen. ....... as. with Pencil Case. %
Excelsior Pen. so. with Pencil Case. IS
These are Well Finished, GOod-Wrtng Gold Pens, with
Irdosin Points the average Of every OF which
will far outlast gross Of the best Steel Pens, although
hey unwarranted aud therefore not eTchdn0edble.
They not numbered but correspond In size to Nos p
O. 4, 8, and respectively.
10 CLuBs-A discount Of 10 per cent will be allowed on
Of t2 Of S per cent on tt and Of 40 per cent
etO; II sent 10 address al one time.
The risk taken Of all remitances by mail in registered
letters and the safe delivery OF the goods guaranteed
oil who send twenty cents charge for registering in ad
dillon 70 the price Of the goods ordered.
on receipt OF the money the subscriber will send by
turn mail, otherwise as directed. Gold Pom Pens
lsleehi0 ne same according 10 description. Address,
A. MORTON,
No. % MAIDEN-LANE, NETWORK.
have this day appointed Messrs @. u. COLLINS co.
Sole Agents for the sale OF M0rons Gold Pens IN Fan
Hapciiec, California. -NewYorh, Jan 49, iseI,oUmo,a
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OFFICE OF THE PRESS, /
PHILADELPHIA, Jan.I0, 1861 {
A. MORTON.

PHILADELPHIA, Jan.10, 1915
A. MORTON.
DEAR SIR: Five years ago I began to use gold pen
of your manufacture, and have written with it ever
since say at least l2 TO 10 pages of foolscap every
day. It has continued in good condition, as you may
imagine, when tell you that am now using it, TO
write this note have found it as elastic as quill
pen, never cutting the paper never scattering the
ink, and, above ALL durable Few single pens have
had so steady work. Thinking you ought to know
this tell il to YOU and am yours truly,
z, SUFTTON Ma
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-. OYUcE SCIENTIFIC AEERIcAg I
wi No. 81 PARK.ROw, HEw.YORK June &C. 1861
,,ousinted with bS Of Gold Pens and hare he
iA:on IN saving that s MuchiHs sd nd Psepfd By ~ 2q
Pens iu he World ROBERT MACFARLANB
Editor Scientific American.
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ROME.

CONTEMPLATED EFoRMs-BIsMARCKs AcBNowL-
JUDGMENTS OF ITALIAN FIDELITY TO PRUssIA-UN-
POPULARITY OF THE PAP4J ZoUAvEs-OARpINAL
MY LH-r. a.IIL.
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FOREIGN CORRESPONDENCE.
TTcTRTA
AUSTRIA.

EXPOSITION TO TIE IMPERIAL PATENT CoNvOKTNe
THE DsTs-TEsnMoNIALTo DEAK-T1iE ORIENTAL
INSTRUMENTATION or COMMERCIAL INTER
COURSE WITH TURKEY.
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,.S an large doublenedium sbest making eght pae"
Ad columns each II contains all the important kciorsS
Tus DAILY TRsuSE except taoss Of merely oeA
~ pol, Cha Letters nom our large eOEps q eoTfepseos
I,s new, received By Telegraph from wAsgos 'nq
., the country summary Of all nPOTs'n. ne' I,.
synOpss Of the proceedings Of Congress i0a T
rs when Session. The Foreign News received ~ ~. " Americas
49,. aoor, o. the Proceedings the farmer css ?, Ia
1 ELUSIVE S E about @ and other HorD SOD ,g cs
ra.,ou essential to county rsdsr Stock F'H. "a
Goods aud General Market Reports, making r. CON y, ruo.
ol,.sD.s altogether the most valuable Interesting Nv
WEAKLY HGwRAPER Published in the world OK ,,s he "a.
ian. rs' A sq Reports ia each nnnss % v
IerpIOn ..,rno
PRICE 8 CENTS.
FOE SALE BY ALL NEwsNEN.
n, u.u 4, Dsy.n Terms cash b 'sv'Ssa AddIs''
" - go TBF TuRgEz srIss
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ABBEvILLE. S. c., Feb. IL. 1861.

fBEEvILLE. 5. c., Feb. r. 1867.
We hereby certify that we have seen the pre-.
para',"m for washing purposes nvcnt eel by Mr.
n. X. f. Mayer, Of Chcscr District. S. c.. and
we're astonishcd ct the result. An ordinary
linen handke' chief was hesneareI with grease
and SCOT from n stove, anl in very eho't time
il was made p. rf city white and clean by the
uso of this preparation in cold water
G. Med. MILLER.
W, II. PENNY
II. r. TUSTEN.
Fer. Is, 1861, 43,tf
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Il III E
MARSHALL I|OUSD.
II III E
J. a. MAYS, Proprietor.

'sNIlt. fr"rri. tor Of ihi. ell known an! ror-
Lr i.::-" w"u'd :, fp'in Iii. iIi u. ~ :! the
l'nvci.I,r i'ii' & il..t li::s leased the "Alar
shrlI ii"ns". AMI ~ n'w prepared To
'n'da'n 'r-u!r. II Il ilun>.rnt Board r.. with
oardng ard lodgings. lie rep. c,i,.liy sulic-
iiS share Il P"'!i: r,;r"rag". tr. ling conf
dent "f giving entire sL;$i:,"ii.n TO ;!Ic mos:
nsiid;"us.
Has T.;.'r will le f.und snrr!icl with TIC
hest Pre- !':"'i L.: ;; Of the market ans! ru:.ui V
i!iS Whole a',".,i on Will br give l., his
lois". ns It i: ~ o' jet To make the sci "urn
of the Traveller ani stranger pleasant.
Cunm"c',,l with tnc liu,i-, :.,r n well keri
Far an': II "r.i-"ru.' billiard Saloon.
EiS" "n ii' r'cI:ii>cs II livery Stale well
~! n'r,i W.T.. H." >;-> r.l i:u,r.. .S f,r Lire
The prot r"'"r o"Iy a+is that his Ilo.s4 1T,
!t"q""i"'i, l." a'.,i>.i it. ,,..r,.v government,
nn't 3" prov" 'f'" c''in",t If Ilr iravr.cr
Jan -. 1871, Ir--;i
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S'IATD TAKES,


1INHE TAN COLLECTOR hereby notifies the
Il ci'izcns of Abbt vile District. that he
will attend nt the following named places n,
the times respectively designated, for the pur-
pose Of Ass ESSING (not ecllecting) the State
Taxes:
lowr,It.viile Monday March, T.
Tribblr's, Tuesday. March s.
Razil Callnham's, "Wednesday. Mach G..
Due West, thursday, March 7.
ponnaklsviI!e, rri,lay. March 8.
Cuk-shrry, Saturday Marci, o.
Calhrun's Mills, MorLav, March IL.
Bordcuux, Tuesday. Mn,cl, II.
Mosclry's, Tin the itanse.) W.i'y, March l3
Brallcy's. Thursday, March H.
Chiles' Cross Ronls Friday, March I5
C"kcsbury, Saturday. M,r,h l6.
Eineiy-Six frcn u o'clock Monday March
l8, TO IL O'clock Tu. ; lay, March 49,
=. Green wood rom l2 o'clock Tuesday, Narcl,
10. to - o'clock W Wc.lrcsd"y. March 20.
C.kvsLury, Thursday aud Friday, Mari, u
and o.
Ahbrvil.e Court House, all .la,s of The
week exccut on Saturday fwh.n a.. viii H.,
at CukesLurv) from M,n:d,y. M,,,L - +,
Satu,d.y, AIrli ~, when the BOOKS vii, te
cIusel for r. ,urus An,nr,i.s C,j,iu,, 10 u,ukr
their returns before ,ha. time will l., ,,,,i, tax
ed.
Returns must be mail. of Tie y;,lu. of nil
real estate @ sned on tl. :. .I,uuary lSr7
All spri'uuus LIQUORS s.'u between l.. !a,unrv
lS67-GS (nuari,rIv r,t,rns y all ir- rio. c,r
riare., gold and silver plates. watch, ;. i.wclry
and piunos OH hand lst Janu,ry. lS,;;.
Returns must Le made of ali rro,s income.
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ApDEv'LLE, S. G, Feb. l2, 1867.

I hereby certify that have given the pre-
parati"n for washing rurI oscs. invented hy Mr..
y. L. +. Mayer. of Ch, s,rr, :. c.. fair and
inn nrt;al trial, and find it viii accomplish all
he claims FOX it. No better Invention cuull q
placed b fore tie putlic ,hnn The Soap OF
''was!ing made easy" Ny wife has been using
it for the last Twelve months, nnd will state
single fact in illustration Of the value riace
upon the a. t;ce Ny servant girl commenced
our washing at eight o'clock \ NJ, and H, half
past ten a. II. Of the same day. shc had eighty.
three pieces most beautiful y washed and hang.
lug or the lines 4 number of these pieces
were bed quilts s'erts and shirts, and will
add tl.at 81. had the b,nefit Of the ..Unive,sal
Clothes Wring.r" on (Which - ring the,r out,
ISAAC BKANCII. NJ d.
Mrs. DIR. |. BRANCH
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: ssE- The feieadsI Of Capt ". 4. WHITE
respectfully sanoa1es him q atosndidgs Tor
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PATENTED Ai'Ell. 30. lsiG.
Il |iSIII\G CLOTHES
Ti7UOIT EEDEiNH, BNIL-
I.iE or M.lCUI.NLRy..
READ ! READ ! READ !!

ASTI..T w claim TO- i, and uarau,ce that
W Ills Soap will do
II j. ia" t.si soap ever invented for Wash
ing Ir'I":re:
J. B,a l,"rause there ia no wood MS. H.
> E.1 h.ra,.e it .lisi,rns.s wi. Ii the wash.
i".ni.i ~ il requires Il" ru' h:rg.
I..t L.. "nG-- il Saves oIr-ihi Il the Soap and
i... ma.l. hy any lady III fifteen minutes.
J. Bet !"":us' il costs not exceeding So
pr y'.r I'r 'h. ""'n:r-!~, ard there is Ii" ,o.
si- chance Of ni:.ly to the c..t!i,s, az ary one
" " sag w'.n h,s til" r;ght
! E't. h" avs" !'rinr"is' i"k. coach grease.
or .lir' ar! grease "t 'y III; q! h.. removed,
wi h"i; lie ii h ""t il i.'ry :" ir:', :"x:u.c;
:nI !.c most Il. icntc tally can ucc. ,.!i>i a
.f,y: w..i,i". in Incredibly sh,t, ti.n".
.i,ap.r ;!an iy h.,'ing, a"i 'hcrr i. 40 nrc-s-
Sity f'" Ii""r.: - the clothes are L!cachcd by
ii. y!r. III ,he sun.-
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Il, 1l;IILY RIGHTS
At The Low Price Of $40.

-: ! guarantee 10 p""vc the above before
,Xn"tu,2 i!:s rn"i.y and viii show tn. rXprr-
itnent sratuil"Gsly 20 amy one desi,ous of ing
+.
h. Il. Z. MAYER. Patcntre.
Che s;c,, ). Z.
u. q. llAWTIIuRE,
DUE " =
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eYt The fsiendsef s. r; BoOZER ;re.peot-
fully annoudss him candidate for the Office o
Tax Collector mt the ensuing elestion.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1867-03-15

-e#- We are authorized to announce DA-
viD CRAWFORD, . candidate for Tax Col
leotdr at the ensuing election. -
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e Ore half Interest in this inventor has
ber:, ur"h,s hv Col H. o. HAWTHORN, OF
Dne West, Abhevil!r Dist. :. & for lii. S,n,cs
OF South Car.linl g "".a, Florida, and Ala
baina Col. IlhWTllDHN expects 10 visit ror
Il rs "f thee States for the purpose Of selling
County rights.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1867-02-15

WASHINGTON, Feb 10th.-INTERSAL REV.
ENuE B1LL.-The Committee on Ways and
Means will report at an early day, probably
tomorrow, the Internal Revenue bill The
leading idea is radiance of the tax on man
ufactures at the earliest possible moment
The present government wants forbid this
Immediately, and hence the partial action.
Articles entering lagely into the present cost
Of living, such as salt, leather, cooking uten-
sis, scales, engines, and clothing made from
taxed staples are exempt Many articles
now paying 2 per cent. such as glue, wag-
ons used for farming, butter, and cheese
are exempt. A section is added refunding
the amount paid on raw material entering
into manufactures. Many articles are ex-
empt because the expense Of collecting ex-
ceeds the tax. Boxes, bottles, barrels, the
contents Of which are taxed, are exempt
The cotton tax remains unchanged. The
tax on cane sugar is placed at a uniform rate
Of one cent per pound. The liquor tax is
unchanged, but the license for distilling is
increased from $500 to $500. Oscillations
from apples and peaches are Free Grape
brandy, fifty cents per gallon. Incomes un-
der 81, 900 are exempt, and those in excess
Of that are taxed five per cent. Rent, taxes,
insurance, and repairs are to be, deducted
from incomes, making the average exemption
$1,000. Violation Of the distillery law is
punishable with fine and imprisonment
Liquor sold at less than the tax is to be
seized. sea lal rlsl Al
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1867-02-15

STARTLING TESTIMONY OF DEFECTIVE BA-
KER-The Tri6une's Washington letter of
Thursday says:
General Lafayette G. Baker, formerly De-
tective Of the War Department, is now in the
city. and to-day testified before the Judiciary
Committee on the subject Of impeachment
1t is stated on high authority that he testified
that he once had in his possession letter
written by Andrew johnson, while Military
Governor Of Tennessee, addressed to Jeffer-
son Davis, offering to identify himself and
Tennessee with the Southern Confederacy on
certain terms; that being doubtful Of the ge-
nuineness of the signature to the letter he
showed the signature to the Presidents pri-
vate Secretary, who positively identified the
hand writing.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1867-02-15

/ A GlEr FROM GENERAL SHER1DAN.-A
few days ago General Sheridan sent to Miss
Rebecca Wright, Of Winchester, Virginia, q
gold chain, set with pearls and charms, one
Of the latter being an .exquisitely wrought
miniature sword ornamental with diamonds.
Accompanying the gift was letter from
General Sheridan, acknowledging Miss
Wright's services, which led to the Generals
success at the battle of Winchester, on Sep
TENDER 18th, 1864. Miss Wright was a, yea
lous advocate Of the Union cause, and willing
to aid it at any sacrifice. When, in the course
of the battle, General Sheri Ian was in great
doubt how to act, he sent a scout to the lady,
who writing upon piece ofpaper the needed
information, and, enclosing it in tinfoil, the
scout carried it in his mouth, and, successfully
eluding search, gave it to General Sheridan
This paper conveyed to the General the in
formation which enabled him to achieve the
victory PHILADELPHIA Ledger. ti fft