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The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1868-10-21

A RELIC OF TIE LATE WAR.-Wc copy
from Richmond paper, published during
the war, the following. 1t will be read
with mournful ieelings-andisa is a beautiful
compositions
HDo'Rs. ARMY OF NORTHERN VIRGINIA,
Jan. %, 1864.
The commanding general considers it
due to the army to state. that the tempo
rarv reductions ofrations has been caused
by circumstances beyond the control of
those charged with its support. It's well
fare and comforts arc the objects of his
constant and earnest solcitude, and no
effort has been spared to provide for its
wants. 1t is hoped that the exertions
now being made will render the necessity
but of short duration; but the history of
the army has shown that the country can,
require no sacrifice too great for its patr-
otic devotion:
Soldiers you tread, with no unequal
steps, the road by which your fathers
marched through suffering. privation and
blood to independence.
Continue to emulate in the future. as
YOU have in the past, their valor in arms,
their patient endurance OF hardships,
their high resolve to be free-which no
trial could shake, no bribe seduce, no,
danger appal, and be assured that the just
God who crowned their efforts with sue.
cess will, in His own time, send down his
blessing upon yours.
r. e. LEE, General.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1868-10-21

GEN. McCLELLAN.-Th following en-
phatic endorsement of Seymour and tho
Democracy will be read with interest:
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1868-10-21

certified statements and determinations
to be printed in ono or more of the pub
lie newspapers in each county, if any shall
ho pnh1isb,,d tIorain
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1868-10-21

AN ACT PROVIDING FOR TIE NEXT GENERAL
ELECTION AND THE MANNER OF CONDUCT
ING TuE SAME
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-10-03

The wheat market only moderately se4ive and egu-
ss. ss 4 a1 .s' msss . ssS
her State g q ssprps g e. q 81 fosfsr % esssc
% 81 .s's Tss .
81: : 70. RTn e new c., nss
bushe. western 7aic &c. including Al the
s%s sappy and held 81 B.sy ssns
5000 Sashsl. al 10 for CANADA west and inferior cafos
mia on private terms Barley malt remained dull and
FIsHpry cod being in small supply and IN fair demand
Bank and for ST. George Mac I S
active and prices were shade easier in conseusnce q the
s. f's
FOR o. s' g So .n%
W 70 NY Tor No Z Smoked herring we're srs Sessr
quote barrel herring s e rs1sc nj
market was ess active but rates
rates were firm and tending upward; The engagements
$500 bushels wheat At 3D. 70 London, iSao bss naphhs At
Ca 75oo bushels wheat Al 3D. do. At 3d.
70 Ga;sow Ises%er 300 iisscs: s0s 800
terms 70 Hamburg Steamer sSs ron
$50 boxes bacon at 2os a. $50
at @
ss 70 S ss port on the Continent s A. 81
1 HI;S Cork 3 asgsSs
Cork for ORDERS An American bark (673 tons) Caao,
general cargo An American ship from Baltimore to Mar
settles Oo hhd tobacco, and American brig from Nor
FOLK to Barbadoes l50 600 slaves on private terms
9USNY CLOTH was duh but steady al ltc. go Messrn
Cummins co. made the stock September 80 1858, in
New York ID, 600 bales, Boston H. 900 do. =
GUNNy BAGS remained duh and nominal at 21$c &c.
The stock September 30 1858 made up by Messs X
Cummins Co. IL 00 bales In New York IA
n Boston HempMsnila was held at lsc, gold Juts was
HrDEsThe market was fairly active at about former
P Pa ref S ws,s snss Of BusOos Sse' :. %
a do; 10000 sailed Rio Grande, TO arrive Mt llhc
DO 900 Maamoros kps at &C., 500 Rio Grande do. and 1880
Hors-The demand was moderate and prices stendy
ut 20c DC for prime grades lie Zoe good d. Toe
loo for inferior do &C. 2oc for old and 15c Nc for
IRosFor Scotch pig the market was steady and Arm at
former prices The stock still light Egnton quo
rive) at Sll $ co. Coness slb 60 Sales, Is Colt
ut Gas 75 and 800 do Genearnock nj $40 30 a Amer
lean inquired for and sales made Of loo
No. Thomas ut S42 800 do No. Allentown at Sal Co. leo
do Lehigh valley private TERMS and 1000 do. No part
at 2 for October and November delivery 80 tons 0endon
Forge realized S6 co. or wrought scrap $50 tons dis
posed OF private terms Other sales TO the extent OF 500
tons were rrmored Old rails In demand; sales 1000
tons doubleheaded and bridge private terms. New rails
English.
LKApordinary foreign quiet but steady at IS s7H
S6 90 gold. The imporaons for September amounted 70
IONS the deliveries for consumption 1000 Stock
September 20, l-6s, ], 800 tons.
LFATHFRThe market for hcmlock sole quiet Prices
firm for prime stock, but heavy for inferior Stock
changed Oak was quiet but unchanged in value. We
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-10-03

sc or Rxneoon there wore nash5 saisS Of 900 bass~
bond. part at H3 so, gold. - NIL
spxITrn-sesan qne but nd a o. 20 Ts Z;
sold The stock light being only shout 20 tonA NV
impsvisoai f6rlss month were $50 tons. -. 1.r.ud
HUsAR-rhs business "A rAv was mcdsrst9 We noss
being sh price. ss5 S rather ,: sssf y q Tor Cubs
81 crox Porto Rico on private a1 rssnnr
ioc ioc, 70 good DO lie u Ss; fsr = s0oa -
box iac mslsao &C. ~. Porto Rico N grades
lie. 1870. Rs1pa. Vas only moderately active At
changed prces quote hard l5c. l5csS., SOFT white
1fsc 14tc yellows 13kc 14<c Stock raw October !,
1873, W ~ hhds, S6 344 boxes S. 7s4 bags. 80
S.LT-The for all kinds WAS steady but quiet
wfng b the stock. Jobbers' prices foows:
Ashtons "a - 10 per Marshas Wnrthincton's,
q 1a ss; ground s2lo o. -; Hssins'sss Isl Turks
sEsss.~of Bombay nsssa 80 ssg rempss. sold
at ~ Is Rough dax quiet At SO go at which saes were
made OF 900 bushels Clover dull and nominal ~ lc
l4Ac. Timothy was duh and unchanged At 80 &8 IS
Messrs. X. Cnmmins Co. made the stock ifnseed Sep
ember 80 1853 In New York, 24oJ bags; In Boston, s4o
BAGS.
ToBAoco-The market for Kentucky quiet, the low
rates Of exchange checking the export demand Prices
favored The sales only about 70 hhds
ao ISkc. and seed leaf Wife more active and
sales effected OF 500 Ohio ers At Sc
50 do 1867 Connecticut Mt c and % do Connectcut
(seconds a 2c or Havana 100 bales were sold at Ssc
81 Yara quiet the stock OF the old crop almost e.
and desirable parcels OF the crop were In de-
mand at fair prices. We quote:-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-10-03
REAL ESTATE SALES.
The following sales OF real estate by Blocker
Son A Co. are reported

The following sales OF real estate by Blocker,
Son a Co. are reported
NEW yonK PROXIMITY.
trimmings and lot No il West ssh it, north side
Eth avenues; house l6sx47 lot 15s BY half the
block In depth. Purchased by James Stern for $3.50
Three story and basement brown stone house and o
avenues house isiissS oi I7iIoaa Purchased BY Mar.
yosKrns PROPERTY
Mansion and four acres, about hvc minutes walk from
boulevard IN the town Of Yoakers weschescr county Pur
chased BY Mr.. L. n. a. Lewis for SiaTO.
INV srRsrY PROPERTY
Fruit farm containing TO- seres acres ost woodland the
Ing peach trees erm house. barn and ouhouses situ-
sed in Jackson township Ocean county ~ j. Purchased
by r. n. Livingston for "a, sm
rxRrn Annoy PROPERTY.
Block No tqFour lots Maple and Caalpa ava, about
COO from the river TO Bogrs Perth Annoy, for $500;
lots adj on Maple sy TO ylemmins jersey CITY for siso
hall yersey cy or ESQ., 2lots adj In direction Of the river
Amboy for sloo lots adj, Coe, Perth Amboy, Tor
Sieo; 3ios adj 70 Lynss Perth Amboy for Sos "a
block No. bon river trout two lots, corner Of Catsipa
Maple 10 N. o. Trowbridge for alq5;
adouna Maple TO H. Dickinson for s15 tweivs
Maple avenue and two water 'front.' TO Mr. rlc
Ing for each $780, two lots adjoining In direction OF Maple
M Dictenson sio5 four lots on Maple ave
Block No the river 'front.' thirteen lo four on river
front nine Magnolia avenue, TO Mr.. Dickenson for
S05 the balance Of lots sold NJ prices varying from 800
S0t Lots Engewood avenue sold Al from $50 820o
prsng city Ios sold c. W. ward New York. for
86gD0.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-10-03


soLsssrs:-The m.rse, was moderately active, the de.
Ssp ssr s ssfs ss
q s sas: ss ' sSs
mns DC zoe; CUBS elaysd acc tsc; DO mnscoyaao,
Poo so so sG ss 90 sss
mu,eoyado 5o do clayei. a;i do Porto Rico and 1915
SAyxI sIoHys mo business IN sririt. qrpen,ne wa.
s Ssrs sS snd 81 5 sssn Ne sS, The .s
400 ssis scs%Sn strained 50 is%s - 81 40 ao No.
y se:Ss. g s.ss%; No :. g SsI: i - -
,oms.-Lin.eed was, slow q sale, heavy and lower.
was ss, Little se.ss after su. steady a, q 70. y s. AZ
dg and SseSahfed crude whale was rn a. ~
ss 40 @ 'Sa s srsa Sms
ss Tss s,ssy a. while un0ea'hed winter do was
CAkr.-of Western 60 tons sold at s5S Holders
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES IS, eel. cru<e 7ss DO refined and
90 s ws. d snd % . oa
but holders were nrm IN their views for stand
ss ms' and 3 h S nase sasq as
sellers option In Philadelphia the marke. continued active
soSc Sales $500 Dbl. sssndsrd White sce October a. ~
4 ssspE n !, Dc for October Sa g'sss
December a asc Coo, and loo for MI the rear
YsoyisIcsa Receipts, 20 package. cut meats. rhs
sa prices wer rather sce about 40 20 re
sales were only about 500 hsls s1s q So e7kthe
prime and 8s6 50 $s rs for prime For future
delivery heard Of sales Beef continued duh
and so "a for extra do fierce beef dull and IN the
also ull and ndnrs, AZ sa sSo PEE hams 49,
the market continued 70 rule dull and heavy a.
about Nc Ike. for picked shoulders, fkc
for dry salted do lsc iec for city picked hans for
sEs o. there we're re- .aes q IS
Ice cursd s,reford cut on private terms Prices were
nomlnaly lSc- l54c. for short rib, l5Xc. Ice for
short clear and ltxc. for Cumberland cut In
The market Tor lard there was more activity; prices
were more steaiy. sales BIS nj lsc gc No.
20 prime steam ana s1c for kettle rendered The market
for butter was ques, the demand being mainly confined TO
the local trade, and with increasing receipts prices
heavy Al our quotations ANNEXED. Cheese N moderate
demand Tor export and consumption but prices favored the
purchaser We qtsote.
Butter
lhennnr- sna.er md llraunn cnnn.. .ui.l..
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-10-03

Common SOC. &c.. good $780, 81 fine 81 05
81 TO- cut 75c Soc second cut 81 os u Isl
TIN-Pig dun about former prices Sales 100 pigs
Straits At gold, and loo do Banca a. 2eNc de- English
quoted at 23c &c. The stocks October g. Is
estimated at slabs Straits 1900 DO Banca and Billion,
slabs Plates were dull at SO asa 8s 80. gold.
TLow WAS quiet and scarcely 10 hrm Sales 4eO0 lbs
at 1870. q l3Ac.
WooLConsiderable activity 10 prevalent IN the market
for fleece the demand being chiefly rom and
prices for all grades, particularly low and mediumwhch
are most sought aferaro nm and approaching The small
mes: Of the stock and the activity in the wooen goods
ket induce holders 70 demand extreme prices the genera
Of whom indifferent about selling TO any extent
except At higher prices We quote Xxx Ohio 56c 60 DO
Super and lamb: pulled arc in r., request. and
prices previously current California continues 70 b. Sought
the fan clip Is arriving IN small quantities. u foreign
wool the transactions light but prices for all kinds
nrm About 400 bales Cape deoved by tho recent fire
In Brooklyn The sales fully SIS 900 lbs feeces (pa 10
500 do. about do a asSc 900 DO Michigan, state and
Ohio at T16c. 6lc 10000 No. and below Ohio ut Soc;
No to * Ohio at Soc Sc $500 medium western
se 5000 No Ohio at 5ic 1000 4
size 0U0 Michigan &C. 10000 Pennsylvana &c.
% 900 Ohio at &c. 15000 Virginia at &c., 900 At 4sc
&c., the latter price for Xxx Ohio 900 Mch
&c. bSc for washed and l2c unwashed Canada
combing at 73 choice tubbed &c. Lpui
sana at Csc &c., the inside price for bnrry uuwashed
At soc &c., chiefly at s2Hc &c., 5000 light unwashed
lbs nos at 45c sc s0o do. New Orleans pulled at 8s,
60 QUO lbs Texas at 2sc $780, 600 do pulled 1c
for and amba and Soc FOR No. l. bs spring clip
Sc OF foreign the sales bales Smyrna understood
al 2lc.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-10-03
FOREIGN MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.

new Hop and Malt Exchange has been opened IN
London. the building is very commodous and was
erected ut q cost OF fl20, 900.
Efforts are being made in England to form q come
pany for the purpose OF laying a submarine cable
from Jeterhead, Scotland, to Norway. The distance
Is about 4S0 miles.
was recently tried at Meaux and condemned to four
months imprisonment and twenty dollars nne. 10
was his f0rty-ifth conviction
General Won Reitenfcld, Prussan oficer has pubs
lished new map OF Europe, based on some prvat0
ideas OF his own. under which Prussia assumes huge
proportions, and France dwindles down to about the
size Of Switzerland.
The postal diligence between Naples and Casenza
was recently attacked and robbed by eight men
armed with double barreled guns, and II was rul
Albanese dialect.
An eccentric character recently died in Inverness
Scotland, bequeathing his fortune to his natural
children, who are all duly named In the WILL 1t ID
feared that the publication will cause many family
jars. 4
The presence OF numbers OF French agents having
been noticed recently In all the principal cities
throughout Italy, IL is reported that the Italian Cab,
net has addressed letter to Paris demanding an ex
PLANTATION.
respecting the marriage Of Swiss Protestant with
an Italian Catholic lady, the Patriarch announced
tnat the ancient Austrian laws were still In force,
and that the civil marriage was therefore void, as
though generally recognized.
Correspondence from Crete mentions that the situa
ton having so much improved the Ottoman govern:
vessel, the Enossis, has stopped running, % tho
Will not risk losing her On her last trip sh6
was chased by the Turkish corvette Izzeddln that
could have destroyed her. but resolved not to spard
her In future Perdicoyan the last OF the insurrec
tona Chiefs has made his submission, with his bands
The Debots OF Paris mentions that the Emperor "des
prved himself the other day OF the pleasure Of ady
dressing the generals assembled around him, lest
the newspapers should deduce from his words howl
ever moderate they might ne, prognostics OF war.u
His very silence il interpreted by OF the most del
voted defenders OF the government In the sense Id
feared might be given TO his words. The Pays publ
ishes most warlike commentary. = 4
During the last few years Spaniard has realized
handsome fortune the city OF Mequinez Morocco
by making delicious meat pattes, large quantities Of
which were sent to all parts. Something having
occurred to excite the susDic0ns Of the police they
made descent upon his bakery and found the body
OF woman cut mp IN real butcher STYLE and In the
cellar they discovered O large quantity Of skulls.
The Sultan sentenced him to be dragged through tho
streets and then cut to pieces while alive.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-10-03
FAMILY MARKET REPORT.

The prices OF edibes in the show very little change
from the quotations OF last week. The price OF beef which
materially affected during the reign OF terror In the
tie yards, happily past has regained its
ard, and the demand for prime cuts Is the Increase
Mutton and pork maintain their usual position the price
list The markets remain pentfuy supplied with vegea.
bes. The following careful list OF prices In Fulton
and Ia Wa rke xa.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-10-03

This amount deducted from the aggregate Of ex
expenditure for the current fiscal year OF ssO3 So
lied on. ' - -
Congress has done its whole work "a rerardi
retrenchment, and II its directions as Ell
pressed In the appropriation bills are not wholl1
dsregarded BY the executive authorities 1t is abso-
inseiy certain that the expenditures win be even
TWO points more remain to be considered In orded
TO full understanding OF the subject Of current exS
pendltures VIZ: the matter OF deficiency bills and
tapping" appropriations Of the preceding year.
The deficiency bills Of the last business session Of
congress were with hardly an exception, passed be-.
fore the commencement Of the present fiscal year,
ana %els applied to the purposes foR
The .lapping' appropriations may be regarded a.
expended appropriations carried from one year
ID nearly always balanced by corresponding amount
carried over the succeeding year. An examination
cord OF appropriations warrants the statement that
the current year will form exception In this re-
spect as compared with previous years.
But II Is perfectly evident that making all allow
ances for deficiencies, and an unusual expenditure
OF "lapping" appropriations. as Sufficient revenue
has been provided for all contingencies. and that
taking all things into consideration q surplus reveS
nue. available for the reduction OF the debt or furl
ther reduction OF taxation, Is far probable al
the close OF the current fiscal than deficiency.
actual revenue derived from the customs has never
failed In single year since 1881 to exceed the
officially published estimates OF the Treasury De-
partment, while from 1863 to 1867 the aggregate rec
ceipts from all sources have also in like manner
uniformly proved greater than were officially anticf4
pated. To this rule. moreover the estimates for the
had the taxes imposed under the internal revenue
remained unatered. The following table shows the
aggregate national revenues since 1904 as pre-
ylousiy estimated by the Treasury Department and
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-10-03

steady The sales 7scoeo g. Lime remained steady
at 81 90 for common lump. RossndaIs cement
was unchanged selling at u "a while bricks were nrm
pro 80 for Long Island 80 80 Jerssv GIG gaa
Pblade pha front. -" ~'o luz
CAsnLEs were dull At go. Csc. for adamsntius Il o.
sc ovc Tor sperm and 66c. 60c. for patent. -
CoFfEE-The market for all grades Rio. excent
Vas pe s were UNCHANGED Sales 40 :. Lord
nominal. - Are dull and
Scss shade easier The ~rs se on1 ss sna
Lake and ss.c. 2sszc for bAmors and Portage
Pile was active there sslc The this
fair INQUIRY good demand from .pinn:s and
cioss The vsAes were again 70. per h. hirher A. The
sales were 40 bales, including lsl7 for spE nnr "a
nsx che closing quotations - ''''- ~ ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-10-03

% "a So ss ss9SS: inch hsad SIS
hoops ~ feet, 20 800 hoops Il feet e5S SSn WV
nnminso ioswood realized $26 Lima was quoted At
Wv $r goid Cuba fusc, go $50 do, and Jamaica log.
Dnues AND Dyis were quiet but prices generally were
unAtered The saies ~ soda ash n 2c sssc
ed ioe DO sal sod. a u So DO 20 drums canssic scd
casks bleaching powders in lots al lc lsc currency
Eaoun AMP GIAISEReceIpt. ssss bbla nour, $50 do.
oats %.:,s and IS $50 do barley The state and
being chiefly for the low grades, which were rather
primer The better grades heavy Irregular CALI
lss0e sbs For southern aom there improved de-
1900 bbs Rye -four quiet but steady a former prices
There were disposed Of $50 bills, 90 sloths latter
price for small lots Corn was du about 100
bbls were sold, At IS 80 % 70 for Fellow Western. We
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-10-03
Marine TRANSFERS.

The following is statement OF the marine trans
fers ut this port from the soth ut to the LIST inst In
cusive:--
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-10-03

naroors was 50 1872 80; the entire appropriation 10
tnese objects during the current ear Is II 500 on
MAJ akng gain OF ST. 6s2 10 to the Treasury unde
FJsa.-The army is known to be IN thu uro.
cess OF rapid reduction. In letter transmit.
ted to the House Of Representatives, June ~
Officially stafes he estimated reduction OF th1
army liz exuratlSn OF term OF service,
ass ana desero,. NON the 1sr n sury, .sls 70 the
ist OF January 1859, at IS eastel n,sS. ieasfa@
e ne number In service on the LIST Of 1852 40
.y.ooI. In addition, very extensive reductons say1
also been made in the quartermasers cornnissary'a
an s ordnance bureaus M the War Department. TINS
!vuucuon Of expenditures from all these items OF re-
~ oan @ cannot be arly estimated q. less than
@rh.-A large reduction was ordered By Congress
IN tue expenditures OF the Navy and Treasury De-
miscellaneous list; and since the sS,or rnmens ~
Congress In July these orders nave been nractcayv
carried out: majority Of the southern states hav-
Ing been restored 70 civil administration the ex-
penses hitherto attending reconstrlcton must als,
be necessarily greatly diminished Tne rednetion
under this head cannot be estimated at less than
The account OF the national expenatnr sor n
current fiscal year. taking the expenditure az ~ TIE
last fiscal year (Which are acknowledged by ali mar
ties to have been exceedingly liberal AMI afnple5 A.
q basis, would therefore appear az folows:-
Expenditures 1858 $40 3s9 67S
Increased by Alaska appropriaton.,..... 100000
by increase OF pensions. .............. 26O00O0
Estimated Post ONCE deficiency. 6OOO000
Total 1884 sso, sd
Decreased by interest account. ....... ,0oc
Decreased by State claims. ............ TO- 33Ol 8a
Decreased by expenses Freed mems Bu-
n reau,:: 2n6ooo
1c.....: NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 4,os21od
Decreased by reduction OF army expenses 1900 ood
Decreased by reduction or expenses OF
navy, civil and miscellaneous, recon
sTucuOn, &C.,. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 2500O,O00
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-10-03

81 n and for fourth class 80 centa me reduction in
freigsss ON NE New York Central h equally great,
and the Pennsylvana Central has been IN IKE man
yer compelled TO cut down its tariff The contest
haS begun with spirit and promises 70 be OF long du
ration
The fona1n exchange market was nrm but quiet,
under somewhat improved demand for bills from
importers and limited supply, and the leading
drawers advanced their rate for sterling at sixty
days to 100. Bankers bills on England ut axty days
were quoted at 1854 1885, At three days. 100 ioaH;
commercial bills, los 1883. Bankerp bills ON Paris
at sixty days S.2ll< q E2a
Consols and American securities <ere quoted thus
In London to-day and on the p Icvious dates men
tioned:-
Sept. H. Sept "a. oct. 2.
E;ysstn,,ss '.-''''~. s4s eai s4H g.K
illinois centrai....-~... 81" g ssx
Erie .............> ......... 81 33ka s2K