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New-York tribune., 1868-01-04
MAINLAND.


FINANCIAL CONDITION OF THE STATE.
The Baltimore american of the 2d says: "We
publish to-day annual report OF the Srate Controller
20 the Legislature. The document scarcely as clear and
explicit m ITS details of the public finances as could ne De
sired but so far goes. IL shows when remember
the cXtagt expenditures Ofthe last Legislature, that
the credit of the State has been well preserved Ihe toia
receipts into the treasury from all sources during the
fiscal ending Sept 80 1861 was S2S62s!6 49, Ihe ex
receipts has been met by balance Of S367s6 &c in
the treasury the close Of the fiscal year Of 1866 leaving
the treasury the close of the last fiscal year balance
N56 The receipts Of the treasury during the present
fiscal year estimated at S22OOO the disbursements
The treasury acknowledged to be in Strengthened
condition. The total funded debt OF the State Is SOogl
500 49, against which the State owns tsO59 s7 Al Of pro
ductve stock and siukng fund Of $l529S79 a. the two
nearly covering the entire amount OF the state dept Inc
sums were expended for bountes has been increased
able property State e92 563472. The assess
ment OF 1852 on which the last tax levy was MAGE was
Toer believes, unless extraordinary expenditures are
authorized by the incoming Legislature, that tax levy
at the present rate OF 20 cents on the O on he Dss o
the new assessment, will meet the demands upon lhe
Treasury after the deficiency existing at this time pro
vided for This however, will virtually be heavy m
crease upon the present rate OF TAXATION ana VIII Ia
principally upon Baltimore city and the western part OF
the state in which the basis Of taxation has been most
largely increased.
trOler IN relation 10 the payment OF bountes he pro-
poses reopen this whole subject and provide ol an ad
and TO all classes viz: Volunteers and drafted men OF
1861 and 1902 who have not received any bounty the pay
ment OF additional SOO ID OF enlisted slaves
and to the slaves themselves the reimbursement OF those
who paid Communication, or who furnished substitutes:
whether drafted otherwise aud also the payment OF
bounty to former of slaves whose slaves were en-
listed in credited TO other ates The cost OF this ex
tensve scheme is not stated by the Controller but
cannot be wrong, we THINK in putting u at Soo 10 ne
State. Ii is TO be hoped that the Legislature will
closely examine the subject before committing the Ste
large expenditure Independent OF the fact that
there is but little practical equiy of these claims
which the Controller would force upon the state should
be remembered that the bounty brokers and spectators
are the parties chiefly interested having Deln pIlu
New-York tribune., 1868-01-04
GEORGIA.
HOW THEY RECEIVE TIE LATE REMOVALS.


FROM The Augusta Chronicle, Dee %
The glorious news flashed over the wires last
night and which is presented to the people this Sab
bath day carries joy to the heart Of every true man.
North and South, VINO loves his country aud his
Pope is bcheadcd!! ord is beheadedl Tyranny is de-
Oncd, and the liberty OF the Constitution takes the
place of dcspotsn Negro supremacy is dead The white
man created tins Government, and the white man must
ana shall rule.
An honor To Andrew Johnson the fearless defender Of
the Constitution aud the Union He has proved himself
equal to the emergency, aud will be sustained by the
American people. Pope and his Radical Niger Conven
ton are dead-btyond all hope OF resurrection. Hide
your heads, ye apOstate whites with black hearts The
sun OF yOu pro, pcctiye power and greatness has in
dishOn0r and amy. For all future time let ye walk III
your own DIRT and slime.
Men Of Georgia rejoice. The dark gloom which has
cushrOudcd our grand old Commonwealth has been DIS
pecd by the glorious Of Constitutional Liberty. The
policy adopted by the gallant soldier, Gen. Hancock,
iorcShadOWs te policy OF Gen. Meade, and that policy
prOcl.ns that this is the white mans Government.
New-York tribune., 1868-01-04
DELAWARE.
RAILROAD EXTENSION-FISHING.

From oar Special Correspondent
GEoRGETOwN, DEL, SUSSEX; County Dee &c. 1861
The Junction and Breakwater Railroad Is
row running regularly for to this place.
ugh the regular opening will Iot take place for two
or three weeks there being much work yet to do making
the road substantial On yesterday - coo to pounds
80 rock fish were freighted from here on TINS rOad soe
w 900 hounds for your market-a caught in about three
hours niue miles below this place Today several wagon
i"ds more Fifteen miles OF this road IS only re-
red IA reach the Delaware Breakwater, and then the
Teat southern route TO NewYork on this road Is com
49, WY does not New York look after this thing Do
nu ever think Of the Importance TO your cly OF haNng
ibis route complete by the next peach season. Hue
more stock taken by your city would insure H.
New-York tribune., 1868-01-04
DEPARTURE OF THE DOMINICAN MINISTER

Gen. Pablo PuTJoI, representative OF tHt Nc
public Of santo Domingo arrived here In the MORO Castle
from Havana Thursday. He was met on board by Dr.
Bassaro the Dominican Consul Mr. Macas OF this city.
and "a number OF other gentlemen; and accompanied by
Mr. Macias his Intimate friend, he will start this morning
Wasn gon TO attend 10 the business OF his mission
This is understood relates To the lease OF the Bay OF
Samana. The General has full powers from his Govern
ment TO treat with ours
New-York tribune., 1868-01-04

interest in the institution, and suggestions were MADE ana
measures proposed that may have important bearing
on its future welfare OF the great necessity OF sueh an
Asylum and its eminent success there appeared 20 De no
question The charge to the patient varies accorg u
the location and size Of the room occupied
New-York tribune., 1868-01-04

The 14th of January has been agreed upon
as the tme and Delaware the place, for holding tho
Union Republican Convention in the With Dstr1ct OF
Ohio 10 nominate q candidate to be supported at tho
uecia election TO be held the Nth nst for success
sor 10 the Hon c. =. Hamilton, deceased The DistIics
comprises the counties OF Union, Delaware, Marion '
row, and RlclaII
New-York tribune., 1868-01-04
RAsE.RALI-RIsING Sun CLUE.

The Rising Sun Baseball Club OF New FORK
played last twelve games ten OF which they won
losing two The total number of scored SsS to
2oI by their opponents giving average TO match OF
30 and over ard to inning OF and II over. Their
highest 49, and their lowest ~ the highest aud
lowest scores OF their opponents being 2j and H. In an
inning the highest made was a. Annexed arc the
New-York tribune., 1868-01-04
THE SOUTHERN STATES.
NORTH CAROLINA.
CHASE MEETING IN RALEIGH-CIIASE AND How
ARD MEETING IN LEXINGTON.

On Saturday evening, Dee. %, a large and
enthusiastic asseinbage Of Republicans gathered in the
Court House at Raleigh ~ G.. The meeting having been
organized, IL addressed by Messrs jas W. Holden,
Henry Hunter and James Doyle. when resolutions
passed declaring for the Hon Salmon T. Chase Of Ohio as
the Republican nominee for President.
At Lexington, ~ G., on the same day, meeting was
held i'm which the people declared for Salmon T. Cha 20
for President aud Cen o. O. Howard for VicePresidet.
These meetings not called in opposition 70 the
claims of other distinguished Republicans spoken OF for
President but in order present the claims Of DR. Chase
for that high position The meetings were enthusiastic,
large and harmonious.
New-York tribune., 1868-01-04
NEW COOPERATION SCHEME AT PATTERSON, N ].

numDtr OF ChttIPTIsIhB HHU IHIIUVHIIdI
Germans Of Paterson NJ j., have formed Cooperative
Association and intend to found colony near Achlson,
Kansas. The plan Is 20 embrace In tho Association
twenty more families, with capital OF
$4,000 or f20,OOO and TO expend this sum IN
purchasing n suitable tract OF land and an assort-
ment OF implements for agricultural and manufacturing
purposes the profits OF tho enterprise To DO distributed
among the cOOperaors In proportion To their share OF
capital labor invested Practical farmers and mecha
les arc Invited to become members OF tho Association
The Democracy of West Virginia held Con
nj uLg uut tun IA lual
New-York tribune., 1868-01-04
6itp gtal Estate for SaIt.

ATH. l.. Riders, No. 80 Pine-st., New York,
"A and No. llO6 Putonsve. Breokyn-rhe Spring Csmpng1
opung They sell Real week than Others 10
month Send in the Houses for sale or rent
EIGHT handsome full LOTS on Ninth-aye. to
II exchange improved property in New York or Booky klDBh
80 Pine SewYork lies Puonave BrOokyn Send 10 toe lets
THIRD-AVE.--FOr SALE, valuable COR
PROPERTY 100 feet street. q sIy1 iset vel improved
and rented. Apply TO H. LUpLOm 70.
(p 2758) MOI fhett
New-York tribune., 1868-01-04
KINGS COUNTY.

Hullst % r. Saat0Sa ave- lot l5IlUO' Fuouay
294 n SanogsAYe, lots, 1Jn6I 14H731o9t392,
Iopkinsaye Iullst n. cor, lot 25IloI73rloOIly3;
TuIou-st 900 IT, ". StoueAve lob A1ISI sI9l 6IlO0IO0
r2etlO0; TrnItonst Sackmanst H. ". cor lot Io9ilVr-
r-l6l; Tmrtonst SackmahSL, o. w. cor lot i00I5I8I
JT5i6Ot25i60 Paon-st, saekmsnsL n cor lot lJii3Gi
BGI5Jt4O Rultou-ave 209 n. G. Saekmanst, lot H9K
47IlJrlJ3I 6I95ry5, Fultonsye Sackpanst lot
2Jrl00 HcrkmeTst sackmAnst ". cor lot 75I2OOr23U
lOOI5OrOO Fulton.sye 100 feet SonraVe, lot l'0I
q lot
New-York tribune., 1868-01-04
$ruukIuu gsd Gstatt for Salt.

livery ONE wanting house in Brooklyn can
~ suited calling H. L. RIDER, No - Pnest, SeSiori
llO6 Fuon-ave Brooklyn Good houses everywhere
New-York tribune., 1868-01-04
Country 8tal 6stai, for SaIs.


ATORANGE, N.J.-VILLAS, VILLA SITES
FARMS variety beautifully situated hoar ifsn
SALE Also aud Housss TO Lei s
the season year. BLACKWELL shIIE No i1 bress"g'
Nsw.York toll Orange MAN and COnesis 30 D.
A TTRACTIVE and cheap HOMES at Metu-
"A chen one hour from Jersey City, 5000 70 SS10Oo
PETIT & FRAZEE, No. III Broadway, Room NO :.
At NEW W-BRUNSWICK-4 Cottages from
pesdi Rslences-s65 800 $1,000 $1,000 aud Sl2o0 3eegaat
Country Seats acres sOco one acres Sl.So one ACRES
j. & FERGUSON & Co, No 80 hsssAu.st Room no -.
DARGAINS IN FARMS NEAR NEW
D BRUNsWCK-70 acres splendid Parm modern Buidngs n
City x2OOOO; l3 the Rartan magnificent Budg eJ0o
acres miles turnpike fair Bulng 95cV % aeTes W'
miles arst rate improvements 1000 10 others cheap
J. S. FERGUSON 4 Co., No 80 SAsssust Room NO -.
NHOICE FARMS at Farmers prices, in the best
Ose,tons sewJeev PETIT FRAzEe lIl Brosds. room
COUNTRY RESIDENCE FOR SALE.-The
" subscribers viii sell the Farm lately oeegpsd b Chann1sy
Of East Fishkl mile. rots
F.hk Village line Of the DHbsss s0d Columbia karosa
li3 tne state OF cu Aton on scb
about rods with lava front Of sores With
reliable passing through There sre so goa
orchards premises The place desirable one for
residence for practical farmer not sold previous 10 " edle
will sold that day al clock
P. on the premises For further particulars ,PP{r0
Fi,hlin Village Dec rs 1861. LKwIs H. WHITE. "'''D
GREAT BARGAINS in FARMS and COT
PETIT FRAZEE. No. III Broadway, Room No O.
IRIST MILL for SALE at Norwalk, Conn,
~ and about 10 Of and Mil nearly
excellent village; capable Of dong
pro6tabe business Will be sold on Accommodating terms
SAML. X OLhSrBAD.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1868-06-19

The New York IVold, expatisting NJ
on the coming National Conventions treatmen
ofthe Suffrage question, says:
Why should the national platform 50
Gaything on the subject? Why hang ligt
at the stern of the ship to throw its glare upo
the hideous path we have gone over, whe
there are wrecking dangers ahead which, eaui
all our vigilance Since we can do nothil
about negro suffrafc, why not practice the di
nifty of silence and sag nothing
senator Frelinghuysen, in arecentlett
SAYS:
Our party was once sectional, il is no longe
In a few weeks seven, and hope nine, Stat
will add their large majoritles to the par
that makes the Declaration of Independence
platform and the elevation of man its Objet
That great and good, that patriotic and pr
dent, that brave and modest man. who ina
Surated victory for our arms first in the Yves
and then at the East, apd who never knew
feat, will in November lead the loyal host
America on to victory, and beside him
and popular Colfax. Then the rebellion
all be over, and their nation will make su
strides in material development, in lntellectu
social and MORAL progress as has no parallel
history.
The estate Of the late Gen. SamuelV
zie, of this city, is valued at about $3.50 900.
is very nearly equally divided in real andp
sonal. 1t pays the government in Revei
stamps required on the Probate papers the,
of $341 90. Messrs. Chas v. Lord and Alfret
Veazie, both grand-sons of the peceased are
the Bangor Jetersoaion.
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she became uu able to meet it, and she made an
arrangement with l.. H. ROBBINS, druggist OF
KocAland, to take charge of the business and sup
ply the trade. The agent is well satisfied with
the merits OF the medicine that he guarante it to
all diseases for which it Is recommended, and
any who gives it trial according to direc-
tons. ard is not satisfied is invited to return the
box, with half the contents, and the money will he
refunded. Full directions with each box.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1868-06-19
From 5. NJ. Stctson, OF Freeport, Mel
Freeport, March A,IssJ

hereby testify that Miss Sawyer's Salvo has cur
ed .welling onmy heel Of several years sta nd
ing. gladly recommend it to the public as an
invaluable remedy for swelling and lameness OF
any kind.
S. IL SIETSDG.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1868-06-19

Bruises. Scalds and abrasions of the skin Of all
kinds. 1t is invaluable in the Nursery, and may
security, while no adult should be without it-Ga
.eNe.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1868-06-19

Bruises. Scalds and abrasions of the skin Of all
kinds. 1t is invaluable in the Nursery, and may
be applied to the youngest infant with perfect
security, while no adult should be without it.-GG
.eHe
We the undersigned have sold more of Miss
Sawyer's Salve, within the last six months than
any other kind. Parties who have tried it speak
in very high praise of its excellent virtues.
I. Il Il. R RoBBiSs.
Rockland, Oct. H. 1867
Miss SAWYER or "Aunt Katie" a.. she is some.
time. called out to command tho respect of the
public, for she is devoted christian, and is in
atty an admirable nurse. We cordially recon-
mend her Salye as worthy of their attention aud
patronage.-Ro"kland Democrat.
We, the undersigned, have been acquainted with
Miss Sawyer for many years, and believe her to be
christian lady and skilitul nurse, and having
used her save in our f'miIies, 1t gives pleasure
III saving 1t is the best general medicine we have
used:
Rev. = +. Cutter, Rev. w.O. Holman, Rev. Jos.
eph kalloch rev, George Pratt, Gen. J. p. Cilley,
and wife, Capt j. Crockcr and wife, Capt. David
Ames and wife, VIM Wilson and wife, r. r. spear.
AS. Iiee, Geo W. kimball, G. R.. Mailard, Eph-
rain Barrett, Leander Weeks, Hon. N. A. Bur
bee, Francis Cobb, John r. Berry, VIM II. TitcSmt
MIS-. Chas snow, Mrs. Alex snow, DIR. f. P. Chase
and wife, }. Wakefield and wife, VIM Beatte ana
wife Jacob shaw and wife John 3. Chase and
wife, II. w. Wight and wife, ". o. Fuller and wife
Thomas Coson and wife, Dea Henry Ingraham
anu hH', JusclH TdIWtu (1nayOf OF ROcblaAu
and wife G. Andrews POSTMASTER 81 Rockland
and wife, l. X. himball and wife Vim McIoon.
If you desire more information write to any citi
zen of Hockland and they will take pleasure in
recommending this truly wonderful salve.
GEO. c. GOODWIN & CO.,
Wholesale Agents, Boston, Mass.
j. w. PERKINS & CO.,
Wholesale Agents, Portland Maine.
Sold by dealers in medicine everywbsre.
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GEO. c. GOODWIN & CO..

Wholesale Agents, Portland, Maine
Sold by dealers in medicine everywhere.
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We the undersigned have sold more of Miss
Sawyer's Salve, within the last six months than
any other kind Parties who have tried it speak
in very high praise of its excellent virtues.
G. p. FESSENDEN,
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S. II. STETSON.
LF.om pr. RI Richard Cav, Boston, Mas..l

T OH I'T II, hChNFd IIaNl BOSTON, Mass
This is To certify that have known Miss Saw.
yer's SaIvc for more than five years, and of its
having been successfully used il many cases |
consider / a superior article, and well worthy the
confidence of those requiring such remedy.
tR RICHARD CLAY, N ID.
Boston, Dec. 10th, 1867.
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Recommendations.

The following are Il few selec ted from the multi.
tude Of recommendations in the possessie OF the
A gent
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From the Rev. f. A. Helmefhausen, now y
Bucks port, Maine
This certhes that have used Miss Sawyer
Salye and consider it superior to any other.
Icheerfuly recommend ii to all in want OF goo
Salve.
L. \. HELMERUAUsEN
january 2jth, 1867.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1868-06-19

From Margaret Rogers, Freeport. Me

Freeport, March 90, 1867.
wish to add to my testimony to thousands of
others which could be given of the efficiency of
Miss >awyer's Salye, in curing a swelling on my
shoulder Of a dangerous tendency,
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commissioning Sale of Real Estate.

Commissioners Sale OF Real Estate.
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