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I-;; ? Kenneth Raynor, of North Carolina, ppeared on the surface at Willard'a to iglit as a supporter of the President's olicy of reconstruction, and as an inter* n?sor for the speedy admission to the ational Legislature of that loyal Stale, oyal North Carolinians are confident lat their State will immediately follow enneesee in assutnftic her place in the lonstellntion of Staters. They claim to be n rapport Cfi? majority of the reoubtructiou Committee. The political erobroglio is ia a fety ntereeling condition. The President is Jeterinined to itand his ground, lis hns oneldded at last to stake ths fur fly, and a d few days it mtfy be expected that a Ignificant demonstration will be made, >ud there is reason to believe he baa comnenced sending io to the Sen.vte a large isl of nominations which the Senate may eject if they cbooge to make that much :apital for the President. The menace >f a continous executive session, to prevent the Pres deal's nominations, will be eel at reel by the withdrawal of 3enators enough to leave no quorum. Id the Houston Friday Mr. Hootwel!% (Republican,) of Massachusetts, presented ud lea** a memorial signed by 500 colored citizens of Georgia, representing t- that they had always been loyal, acd 1 intended to,remain so, and asking for , the elective franchise. lie also preeen' ted a petition from white citizens of Alabama, addressed to the President and Congress, selling lorth their grievi annes. Tlisy say that sixty members of a the First Alabama cavalry formed the f| escort of General Sherman through the I South ; (hat they are now the special JJ oljecl's of hatred of the ftbel aristocracy, ?nu aslt mat United State* troops may I protect them' okitil mora evidence cfj I loyalty is given by the people " . All speculations concerning Cabinet chahgf* may m ? ell be abandoned at once, for mor.iln (o come at least. A private caucus of prominent Republicans was held tome time since, at uhich it tout resolved tbat tbe IUdical members bf tbe Cabinet?meaoing Stanton, Speed and Harlan?should no*, only be reques* ted not to resign, but Especially instruc ted to hold on to their present positions. It ivas then add there determined that, should lbs President go lo the extent of removing them by tbe nomination of persona to fill their places, their succea sou should not be confirmed in any ease, i I* j no matter who they should be. It is c x mid that the present incuinhents rightfully hold their places in the Cabinet' until their encce'a >r? have been coufirmed ' Heretofore changes have generally been brought *Ik)uI by resignations. Now, if' none resign sod oo new appointments be confirmed, it it claimed no change cau be effected. I The Senate baa confirmed (he nomina lioe of Albert C. Mackey, Collector of Cualoina at Cliarleaton, South Carolina ; , George 8. Bryant, of Charleaton, District Judge of the Ucited States for the District of South Carolina, end William Cherry, C>llac:?r of Cuvtouta at Waabiogtoo, Nor lb Carolina. 4 It ia announced ibat the Governor General of Canada baa called (be alten (ion of tbe Secretary of Slate to the imininence of an invaaion ef the territory of Canada by bodiee of armed men proceed ing from tbe United State*, and baa in^formed Mr. Seward tbat the moet vigor, ooe.tfieaeuree muat be adopted in order 10 prevent the violation of the neutrality law. It ia aaid the matter will "he introduced in the iioqae of Kepreeentaiivee on Mutt day. > ft ie tbongbt bare Ibat tbe Govern, meat will be obliged very toon to inten wane on tbe Canadian border for tie preeereatioe of oftir neutrality. The Fen iao movement, before it end* in ?m?>ke. may abow aome Ore; at any rate tbe Canadian auiboritiea hava baan n..? m r-the trouble and expanse \of military pre, paraiions for deafance from hostile c <m binalious made within our own borders. A proclamation from the President oa this subject is expected. 1 ' In eomplianee witb a House resolution, a list of pardons granted by the President le being made out and will be sab milled in ebout ten days. Virginia can beast at about four thousand, orer one. half of which fall under the thirteenth or twenty thousand dollar exceptioo. The four States haying obtained tbe largest nuiuber of pardons are Alabama, Virginia, Georgia and llisyisaippi. The entire num. bar of pardons granted will be smaller U>>? iW_ ^.ui: lICipiIV, ^ | ' 5 i- ' Fenian Excitement in Canada. Torohto, March 10. e The excitement is increasing through' out Canada, and large reinforcements are cornier from Englaud to meet the threat 1 ned reman raid* English gunboats ^ have been ordered to the Fishing Grounds II In view of tbe abrogation of tba Kcciprocity Treaty. " ^ ^ a Animals Ahandonko hy rite Ujtited 1 c States Aumiks.?According to general instructions issued to Government agents, 1 "horses and mules abandoned by the Uni- 8 ted Slates armies in the course of inili'ary operations will not be seized, unless under instructions from competent authority hereafter to be issued. As it is impossi. ble generally to distinguish between abandoned and stolen or captured animals, j after tbe lapse of months, seizures of an- * iniala will be made only when there is p reasonable ground for believing that they v have beeu stolen or strayed since the termination of active hostilities." The Macon (Ga.,) Journal and Aft.i> tender, of a late date, says : "A friend j ' report* t* us. as the result of personal observation and inquiry among tbe plan- t tations in Southwestern Georgia, the foU lowing : As a general thiog the Freedmen are getting along eatisfactorily to employars. They are not at eiUcient as free laborers ns they were in the old com i dilion cf servitude, but are doing so ' much better than was feared, that plan1 ' ters feel encouraged and hopeful. Toe ' number of laborers, however, is small ? hardly more than ?third, certainlr not |' more '.Iran one half, of wtiat it was in i ' that section before the war. The best ! ' result will uut hring more than a. third of I the old cotton crcp of South western Geor 1 ' gie." CoitH.? We mentioned eome time ago , J that one of our prominent merchant* in1 < tended trying the experiment of bringing Corn here from the North : end we are now gratified to say that J. V. Hryce Co , have recently received a lot which they purchased in New York, and are willing to aell it at tl 40 to $1 SO per bushel?at the former figures to poor people. Corn sold out of wagons in this ' place on Friday laai at $1 63. Charlotte })emocrat. ! i New Ct'HRittcr.? We bad the email i modicum of pleasure of handling a ten and five deHar bill of ll.p new issue by ' the State of South CarolinA. The bills are beautifully executed, and are tinted with the national color for paper eurrencf i ?gfeen. We bope that the t300 000 of 1 the Issue will afford the people of the 1 State atune relief in (hair present necessi Iiis.? Columbia I'haenix. Pollard, of tha Richmond hxaminfr, in racant irip Nonb, says: ' We encountered Ward Beeches on a railroad (rain, ' In which ha wan on Lis way to Newburgh, | there to deliver a lacture. A change seems j to hava coina over (ha spirit of In* dream. In coeveraing with in, ha avowed himself an accomplished paaca man. Blood ' enough, ha thought, had now been spilt, and ha was for mercy, forgiveness and forbaaranca. Ha admitted that hi* for. mar violent views f.ad become mod died, | and he now cordially endorses tha Union policy of the President. Ha alluded lo I tha case of Mr. Davia, and ex pressed (tie I hope that ha would ha triad, if at a 11^ by ' a civil tribunal, and if convicted, pardoned. { I la contended that the power of Mr. I >avis I wh? forever gotta, and that no ^ood could remit from bib aYecMlion." FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL Cnarlottb, March 1C. Cotton. 20 to 21, gold; 27 to 2 8,cur> r*ncv. Corn, 1.40 par buehel. ; Flour, 14 00 to 15 00 per^barrel. Wit eat 1.7 5 to t.00 per bu.hel. New Yd**, March 13. Cotton dull at a decline of 1 to 2 rents. | Sale* of 1,000 balea at 40 to 41 cent*. Gold 120 7 8.LANCASTER PRICES CURRENTCORRECTED WEEKLY BY BA88BLTINB k MA88BY | CORN It I to 1.25 per tiukrl i FIjOUR #8 to 10,00 per 100 Iba. 1 BACON No -idea BUTTER 15 to 20 eta per I b. LAUD 15 to $0 - ? mjfi\R-Crown tO to 25 <( YTtuxbed At ii. C. 25 to 35 eta per lb CYlFFKK 45 eta par lb TEA . ... L 82 25 to 2 50 par lb | | I A.NDI.KS?Adumaatine?40 to 45 eta lb | ' BAfiiilNG-Uuny 40 lu 45 ct? par yard, i | ROHE 40 cl*. par lb i AXRti? 8. W. Collina. ... a 60 to 1 76 HA4|j^,-... 1 00 to I *45 pair TRACK CHAINS... . 1 50 to & 00 pair I KKKOHINK OIL 14 per gallon POWDKR I 00 to 1 -45 per lb SHOT aft eta per lb. nails 12* t? is eu y^r i?> IN DM it > ?Carolina ?4 per lb. COTTON CARDS?No ) 1 7ft to 2 00 Iff) KM ? C. S I 2ft to 3 00 each COTTON 30 to 26 et a par lb. The above prieaa are in aurrency. Geld ia wortb 16 to 10 par coot prtiaina. % * . * ? * Private letters from citizens of South* rn States have been received here, and rough t to the President's notice, exhib* ling a very different etate of things, in be cotton States particularly, from that rhich han been assumed to exist by tbe Committee on Heconstruction. Accord | ig to theve statements, evidence of which I I nl)arai 1 foanwolokL nit!-.-- ? ' P *' * VlilAOIIB III IIIO OOUU1 re subjected by the Federal authorities o the most cruel and unjust treatment. Inch sta'emer.t* will, of course, seldom each the committee, and the counter tatements come from those whose con* I luct is complained of. flow ArivortiM'inoii AUCTION SALE, ,_/?* Wild, he sold at Lancaster C. II., ^ nt rUHLIG AUCTIOX, on Saturday he 31st of March, nt 11 o'clock, St the risk ot he former owner, a GREY HORSE, which I ittrchasod fioin John Wadsworth, The sale rill be positive and tor cash. March 17, 180, ?-2t D.W.BROWN. HORSE STOLEN. ^ _ STOLEN, from the stable on the Plan' lion of the late Minor Clinten, w <Y on Mat Creek, on Saturday night hut K. BAY liOitSK. having three white feet, IS mil oncha'f hands high, 8 years old, marked limly with U. 6. on the shoulder, with the leter 11 atarve. A suitable reward will he paid hy tho underligned lor his recovery. K G. BlLLlSGH. Lancaster 0. II., S. C., Mch 19, 18?>G. 2t. At au in form ill Meeting held n Dr. J. II. Wilherapoon's odice by tlio PhVlieiatia ol Lane tor District, on tho 19th inst., L)r. S. f.. Strnite was called to the Chair and Dr. J. F. Mackey requested to act as Sacretary. On motion of Dr. K. S. Ilcckham, a comwiti.ee ?f three wa< appeinted, consisting of Drs. Beckham, Witherspoon and Williams, who luhmitted th<- following resolution t Jimolmt, That we the committee appointed 1 "ij the Chair, rcipiest a general attendance ef j die Medical Piofcasion of tins District and those practicing in contiguous Districts and j I'ountii-i of Not tli Carolina, a poition ?d whose | practice lies within this District, to mad at I l.snca-terville on the tirsl Monday of Apiil j neit, as mattcis of iuiportauce to tho Profess- I Ion u ill be before the meeting on that day. < ( oriniTi: ii iv k. ?' u.iu r?, .n. 1/ | VMM ft * J. F. Mackky, M. U., Secy. Mi ll IV, IbtjO-'.'t. Al a Heeling Of the oif mbci * of tlie Ltnewter Har, held March Vih, 1800, the following Freamblo and Itulca ? ere adopted : ''To conform to the rhanga* in other Department* of I'U-iaefs, and to eetahtish uniformity in practice, the umleraifnerl Member* of the Lancaster Har hare adopted the following Kales ind Kegt.l*ii*n* : 1. Min'mum rates of charge* for the services hereinafter specified shall be : f or professional counsel or advice, verbal, J5. " " " " written, flu For undertaking to become counsel lor and trFaid wiih advice genetully an Kxrvutor or other i'eixou acting in a trust capacity in the discharge of the dutie* of the trust, where the value of the Fsute i.* fclUUll, or Icsa, f.'fl Where it* value exceeds $1000, $50 For undertaking to institute any one or more suit* upon contiact tor the *ume Forty at any one time, ^5 For Cormni-iiona on All moaies collected and paid over, & per cent For undertaking suit upon auy cause of action urisiiig rx d lirto, in Froces* jurisdici lion, $5 tti Writ juriadiction, flu For undertaking defence in ant case aris' inger rr.f%/ractn, in the Proceas jurisdiction f5 In (lie Writ jurisdiction, 1 u For undertaking defence in aov caae arisi ing ejr delicto, in tlic Process jurisdiction, 111 In the Writ juri oliction, 20 Km Undertaking to proaecute^r defend in ?uy action involving Title to Keal Kaliite, 30 09 For undertaking the prosecution or defence in any ease involving the Issue iJtvtMvil vil uoh, in Oidinary'ri Court, 25 O0 In Common I'leaa Court, 50 OO For undertaking defence in any ?aae in the Court ot Sessions, 25 00 In c.iae involving infamous puniebment, 50 Oo Incase involving Capital punishment, loO oo For undertaking suit in tile Court of Equity ia unliiigatcd cases, by Petition, 15 titi by it ill, 30 tio In litigated coses, by Petition, t6 oo " " * Hill, 60 Ot) For attending the Oidinarys Court in relation teauy uialterel acceuntiug by Klccntor or otherVruateo, 10 00 For Piepaiing annual Keturns to Ordinary or Commissioner in Fruity, 6 00 ItaaP liiaJee#ulrin* ike nm uulital iAIi nfT timony in relation to any a?*itier or mat Icra under tho recent Act of the Legislature, i CO Kor di awing Will, 10 0(1 For drawing Deed of Conveyance, Mortgage, Kill of Sale, or other lusii amenta in wiiting, 5 00 Fur Treat Deed, Marr' go Settlement, or Deed of Assignment, 26 00 For hidctrtarvs erf Apprenticeship, 10 00 " " " I'arinership, 10 00 2. No professional service to be performed by any member of the Bar gratuitously, except to very nrar relatives. J Payment by Cash or Iry Note, or other obligation in writing, always to to required in advance, whe'iever the value of tho services to be pei formed can be eatiuiated in advance. 4. St'he above enumerated are tho lowe-t charges that any member of this Bar will be permitted to make for the services therein specified : of course charges greater than the above are to be made whenever reudered reasonable and just by the circumst ncea of the particular caaa WILLIAM A. MO ?KK, JOHN C. 8ECRK8T, WHihlAMS A ALLISON, [Sigrifcdl JOHN D. WYLIK, KKRSHAW ft CONNORS, MELTON k WlTHKKdl'OMN, toch 14-6-31. Dr. J. H. Witherapoon rcapeclfully offer* hi* professional aerricea t? lh? |>e?pl? of Laucaawireill? and surrounding country. II? can h? found at hi* office night and day, oppoait? lh? retiJuuc? of Mr. S. If. Knimona. B?pt??b?r t, lSW.-tf. s TAKE NOTICE! fpHE undersigned is about I. commencing business at the old Stand, ona mile Uast of l'loasanl Hill, and design carrying 011 tbo TANNING AND SHOE j business in all of its v.irijus departments. wc will piy ,i fair price for Hides, or Tun them 'Cne half lor the other. We will pay 00 per eord for Bark, Our business will bo conducted strictly upon the cash Nystatin We will take in exchange. Corn, Wheat, I'eas, Sorgiim, I 'fallow, or almost anything in the Provision tin.-. KLUYD &CAUN1KM. March Id,?4t. Kershaw &, Connors, ATTORNEYS AND SOLICITORS.; yOBce in the Court House, Lancaster, S. C. ! will practicr in tiik courts or i.aw and j Equity ; attend to the renting, pur' chasing and .??'? of real Estate ; collections, and oTlice tnisiness generally. Grn. J. It. Krksiiaw, I W, M. Con noph, Esq., j ('amdeii, S. j Lancaster C. II ., !?.C Jan. It), lxt?A. 18-ly, | SPECIAL NOTICE! ! ' ?> WILL EXECUTE, IX XEAT STYLE, and ^ on reasonable term*, ALL W'UKK, such us lUciitlcincn'M Shirts, and Hi'itwri'it. LA DIE'S I XDF.R-CLOTIHNti, I CIIILDRKX'S CLOTHING, Ac., Ac. t^T'Hats Altered to suit the Fashions. Mrs. L. V. CARTER. Lancaster Village, Feb. 28, 1S60. Estate cf W. J. Oureton _i i ueueasea. I) I- *.RS')NS having demands ef anv grade or diameter nguiusl th<> Est..tool Win J Curctnii. dree'd, late of I .an easier I >i-? Irict, Soulli I'arnlina, are hereby notified ami rei|U?;-te.<i to present the sain- properly authenticated to the undersigned tor payment .illiin the ti(tia allowed by law ; and this ootier will lie plead ii b ir against all CliiilllH not SO ITeseriled <\ R. CUKKTON', J (it:o W VVII.1.1 VMS, [ Hxrst It. J CUItKTON. S JarTy. 10. IHf.tJ I8tf South Carolina?Lancaster District. f.'.r l''irlr C. I) Mellon, Solicitor of 1 Northern Circuit. Hi.I to > IN EQUITY, i perpetuate testimony. y I). Mellon, Solicitor of the Northern i Circuit having this day tiled a "Hill to per j petu.ale 'IVHl'.niony," pursuant to ''an Act of | Ilia (ieneral A-s-'iitbly entitled "an Act to provide a mode by which to | erputuale tes | tiiN?ny iu relation to Deeds, Wills, ('hoses iu action, or other paper* and records <i -s Iroyed or lost during the recent war," raiilirtd the a 1st day of Decern bar, A. D. ltPid, I it ..r.Ur..a 'I'll ti nil pi>r?oni who nra entitled to and | desire to uvtil themselves of I lie benefit of j ili?- prnvUidn* of the said Act, are permit ted to com* before the Court aid hiivn la j ken and perpetuated .nil evidence which they ] shall produce on proper application being | made be1.or- me. k. t; mi.mnuh, c. k i. i). Commissioners I Mtice, Lancaster, y February 10, 18't! { 'Jrn. A $&&&? ' LaKCA-sTM! villk, J.IIIUlUV I, 1 S'ifi . ] We, tl?e undersigned, take this method of informing our friends and patrons that I we have removed our .store lo Charlotte, i (' , where we will keep a general assortment of l)rv Cie-ids. Hardware, (irofcrics, I ("rockerv, die.; and will he pleased to re| ceive visits from I lie in, ami are confident I that we can soil as cheap as they can buy anywhere el-e. I We will attend to the sale of Cotton and . Country produce generally, and furnish any I information, at any time, in regard lo prices i and shipment, North or South. Our Store will be found on Trade street i under the Drmncral printing ollice,opposite Dr. Scars' Drug Store. We return our sincere thai^cs for the j uniform kindness and encouragement which we have received at your hands. Itospidfully. your oh't aerv'ts K. K COCHRANE, J. U. WILSON. Jr. January 10.18?tf. It II ri miitin e u. r. mniAU & iu., ' I Wholr<talc Dealers in Boots, Shoes, Trunks, &.o. No. 8 HAYNE-STREET, CHARLESTON, S. C.I Havlnj Resumed Business at their old stand, 3 iiayn'k si rket, corner of church st.. j are now receiving a \\ ell as- j antl'PLMl O'lVsni? f\V% , OWIV I lift/ M 1 UVyrv v/r I BOOTS, SHOE 3, TRUNKS. &.e , * WHICH WILL BE SOLD AT TilE I LOWEST MARKET PRICE, THE PATRONAGE or FORMER FRIENDS AND TUB PUBLIC IS RESPECTFULLY SOLICITED. I D. r. rLBMIKO, SAtl. ?, MBLSO*, Ul. M. WII.HOM. Ju u*fj 10, 180*. 8m. paid. THIRD I'll 1111.11. OF NEW GOODS! S V.;"?e are just receiving direct from Cli irlcsfcon our third Stock of Goods, consist-1 i,.g or: mci.VT.1, DcLAXFS, kJ 11 I ii't'i w &ii Hi I /.> f> | \| V-AS81MKRE9, ! L ?s'.l Vl'l X KITS, A LARCH LOT OK I.A OIKS BS stir A c I * and Wilier rails! Oiir Ktiick <il i BOOTS AND SHOES !b* IS I. A11C?KI. V IV UK A S KI >. \VK CAN c0 KIT ANY IIOOY. CROCKERY iias vititi vi:o ; UI COTTON CARDS! was, TRACK ClfAIXS I 11 A 11 X K S S ! f" A A' K SI KEROSTNE OIL and LAMPS! : AMIS' SHOVELS I PA />, STOCK ASD NO V. LOCKS! SUGAR, i* CO EE EH, i Ht RICE, !th PEPPER, G IN G E R, SPICE, 'ili( MACKEREL, I th CHEESE, |li &c.. Ac. Ac. , i x In fact, we intend to keen 1 V every thin;* that w.ll he wanted hy our customers, and will sell n as Ciikai* as they can he bought anywhere?exclusively lV>r nis/t or in exchange lor country pro- ' luce. l-rj#** Cotton, Corn, Wheat and Flour taken in exchange at highest Market rates. II;im*cI1 inc A lla^cy. January 31,18f>?> P. S.?A fresh supply ; of Garden Seeds. L^w Libary for Sale. ON TUKS|>.\V TUB I9rrt l).\Y OP March next, (Court ?? !,) I will hell j t'> the bi;?he?t 0i?I<4?-r, at Lancaster Court 1 I So. ("a , a very VALUABLE I,AW AND EQUI- P TV LI It IIA It Y, j!. the properly of the estate of the late Minor " Cliotor, IL-ij. It cons^'s of ^ 324 VOLUME i COMI'UIM v; M .WV OK 'I IIK M Kr /, V \ I.U.A l?LL TI'.XT llonlvS, iii b'tli the L'iw i.nd < 'li.ioi'i-rv |irni)iiri), with 11 l.iir pro- \ portion of Si.uili (,'nrolin.k Reports in each. .1 IIi'Im f..r the entire Library w ill be reeciv v oil by letter or otherwise. If not?o'd an a /' w I.ulii.it will b a sold in lots .o suit |inr- n e turners. f Oil tiiu h;iin? dav I will nell tlio R iiilNIKIiL WIiOCS LIBRARY ;; ot said defense-I. n Tin* properly will 1?* sold under an order IVniii I lie L'ourt of Ordinary. Tlie sale will be positive. HT TKRMSCASI1. I K <? HI LI .1 \'(?S, Kxetiitor. Lancaster II . S. C , Feb. 15. 18'16. St. UNITKD STATUS t STEEL PEN WORKS, Factory. CAMDEN. N.J. R Esterbrook &, Co [ Steel Pen Manufacturers. W AKKIIOI'SRS t 1 I 403 ARCH ST., PHILADELPHIA, 42 JOHN ST., NEW YORK. I The** (\Ubrated 1'en* are of Genuine A >n*r * 1 iron Manufacture, ami eotnpri*e evert/ lent/tot/ ' j *tt/l* in the Market, and are etpial in finish, rlastieitp and /incurs* of point to the best ioii i porletl. Thep are, therefore, tur* to pain the I confidence of the American public. ' | Samples and Prices on application. : Lot# Made to Order, of any palter* or stamp I required. I For Sale to the Trade at the Manufacture^ '* W'arrhottte*, a* above ; and at retail bp all t j Stationer*, Iloolcnellert and Mete* healer* in I I the United State*. . , R. E3TERBR00K & CO- | j March 7, 1868.?rtm. MILL'S j Corner Meeting; and Qneen Streets, CHARLESTON, S.C. kpilis POPULAR and WELL KNOWN L HOUSE IS NOW FULLY OPEN | tor llie reception of visitors, having burn | refurnished with NEW und ELEGANT I'Tlt.M I UltK throughout ; and offer to the traveller uccouiiuoilition* %ud convenience!*. us a FIRST CLASS HOTEL, 1 I not to bo equaled by any North or South. | 'lite Patronajjoof lh? Unveiling public ia , roxpt'clfully Holicited. * > ( Rate* of Hoard per day $1 00. " month n* may be i greed an. JOSEPH PUROEt L, Fab. 20. Proprietor. | I mummimminm. ^ mmtmymt ?i w*> WEED'S HIGHEST PREMIUM HtTTLK SKWLXti 3I.ICHINB ' Has only to be seen autl operated to bo Appreciated. Call !! ?! see fur yourn-If before purchas!T. I'I ease bring sample of various kinds thread, (h:ic!i as is usually found at, ires.) and various kinds of fabric, which iu know tbe former most popular Sewing iiebir.es either ainnot uork.at a.'/, \>r,.ut st, Very inipetfectly. cr any other Machine in lUo market will ' seen at a glance. 1st It run* ea-i'y and rapidly, and is ho ns'i n ?ted as to emlure all kinds of usage. 2d. No breaking of intends iu going over ams. 31. No In pet feet action cf tlio feed at leaven plums In 'be work. till. The Wi p.d-stiicb cutchca of itself, ui vill sew Jroni tho finest lace tn tlie avicat leather, and from 200 cotton to larsc 'incii ill read. 5th. The Weed Machine will do beauti I quilting <?u tho bare wadding, without *ing inner lining, thus Laving it suit as if lie by band. (i'Ji. The variety of fancy work that can ?done on the W E E I) M A CHINE, ith so little trouble, makes it equal, if not iperior, to s;\ mackinks combined; for inancc, it Kinds, limns. Tucks and sews oa e band at the same time, and in fact " o WKED No. 2 MACHINE, i before stated. is equivalent to a cotilbinujn of any six ordinary macliics. Orders f'?r machines may le sent through O AM h' Ili'.A N \DVI'llTi">ING ActXCV, 3s9 roadway, N. Y? lielow we give a few prices: o. 2 OK Ub.i.k Walnut, Ornamented. wim lletnnier $60 00 o. 3't.. Kiai k Walnut, 1 lalf Cas?, Ornament, d \\ * Hi llemtner G5 00 o. 2 I'ivtr.i Oil P<> K.ack Wa'nul, 11.iif ('use, Large Table, beautim !\ Ornamented. 75.00 \'ccd Sowing Machine Co., 500 Broadway, N. Y. February Tib, 18GG.? ly. , - <to 'V AV a -a NY> - ? ) y,-f y (A "T m - X HIGHEST' (PREMIUM) * ? VJP1-1*^ t This WiinjiT *i.-i? n grain Ink en the first riMiiium in the treat l'air of the American untilnl?f?it lias also taken the First I'rs* lillin at l!l?* Stall' l'Vii s ?if \..vv Vnrb V?p. loft, I'ennsvIviiti'u, Ohio, Miclii?.'in, Irdins, Illinois, Kentucky, low.i, Wisconsin, Connecticut Ili.t-r VaMey Fair, Champlam 'alley F i r. and ai inont of the County and imlii iiim Fair-i throughout the country. K or -joo.ono Ivsvo been sold and are now i ii?c in the United Stales, and ice nevei enr\(t'f une 'oh teas not lik'tt The I.mvi.i:?ai. is superior to all other ( Vringer-, in hiving large rolls of x I i J Inia K'ihh?r, so .protecttil by strong cooiii i i.> hat tliov ciin&ot slip or brealc loose <jin r'ie shaft. Its stiuiig wood frame canoi he broken and dor > not rust or soil the lot It -'5 Cverv Uuife.'nal Wringer is wara.vtki). W e select a few testimonials from person! idely known to the public, who speak acini exper'tnce, and are above suspicion of lissla emcnl. In; . ' "My family would as soon give up tha ooking st ive as this Clotiit.a Wrisob. t cannot be too highly recommended.? I Solon ivftbinson. "Th's is the first Wringer I hare found hut would *u.n<! ill" service required of it. [J. I*. Muggins. llotal. "We 1 li nk the Machine much more than lays lor itself every vear in tho aavinjj of :;irinei.lt. We think it important th? cringer should bu lilted vvi.h COtJS."? Orange J mi l, Editor of American Ajjricollurial. "I heartily commend it to eronomiate of imp, ami content meal."?[ I he Rev. Jr. llcllvwit. PRICES. [jjrpo Wlinger, "A" $12 00 Unil>mi Wringer, "H" 10 00 Join's Windier, Fainiiv Size. 14 00 Doly'n \\ admr, Hotel Sine. 18 00 Merchants or good ram astern can make nonay rapidly xellirg ibem in every town. Exclusive Hale guaranteed and liberal term* jive.i to reipiiniitilc parties w lio lirat apply. Deneriptivc Circular and ferine sent Iree. The celebrated D()TV >S ('IX)TIIKS IVASllKK, which hut jiiat taken the firat ireiniiiin at the ?re it I1 air ?.f the America* Institute, in alio ao'd by the undersigned. R. C. HUOWNINti, General Agent. No. 347 Broadway, New York. February "tb, 1806?ly. Notice. !tSO\S knowing themselves indeb. I t< .1 to in?- fur 1.umber are la-ruby nolllied and requested to settle the same with iiV Attorney at ljineastei C. H , W. M. I'liiiiioru, Kaq., in whose hands the papers Have been It It for settlement. '1'lio-te in. ilebted by necomit will please settle by cash in Aote "Greenbacks" will le received at | ar for either notes or accounts due me on said claims, if tendered at an early day. JAMBS M. INGRAM. December 2, I8t>5. 13?tf