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IL THE WnokG fLAcE-On Monday evening
one Of the lower proscen,un, boxes 1t tho Opcrs
Houte was occupied by = gentleman ~ whose
associations IRE Of nofufious character, accom-
panied BY two women Of the town, one alleged to
be the keeper Of ho1sc nf M-iAme, and her com
psntou In shame ore Of The girls who boards with
her. No. content with oh1uding themsa}ves ia
manner 70 unnecessarily eonsp,cuoas before .
rctpsetsbe audirrc", they Leaned their hcsda over
TIC railing Of thc to1 and made nume1ou. &c.
taies :h'o great portion Of tho enter afnmcnt
With see ming eccea vor 10 attract the attensiun Of
Y Z arc erce from the singers on the rtsce to
hrsnsrlyer- Subsequently the Interesting tho
entered hinsley>s rcsiSurart md walked deliber-
tts!y 10 The extreme end Of the dining Earlots but
nrdtnc no vacant seats were EnaleirntIy in the
tnlt 10 sau.ty l.clr de4irea 10 make further Il.
h.b!i1on q tlemtelyrs 10 The pnbte, they ne
mr. ed 10 the street
Ills g1<at1y 10 be regretted that We have not =
resulation ef rome kind to keep our places Of
snuernrnt nee from auch cha7acIers. It i. well
enough 70 POST up at the entrance door, and to
psint at The foot Of The programmes that Ano i'm
proper eharaetefs arc adntftsed." bnE It IL well
khoNn uat The regulation IL merely nominal
one. II "a said t1at detectives are sometimes
placed At tic en!snce 10 our theatres to keep out
ne Glars o. people complained IT. bnt It is certain
tnai they do nos alxays succeed In doing 1t, oven
U one noE and then be turned away ltls sub-
leci Which wll bear thinking npon, and will atill
better bear SuHleloua stlton
, 1866-12-19
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, 1866-12-19

&AtAAG .t1A14CFA.
a. ~ rfivAae Matters Ro Ter ~Eiic) to Dr. CLAIRE
KSlh sc1es consult him cor eeenually
Send stamp for c1rcplaf on ipie fnyr,tfo, f,-
a15Ilec Feopit. FtEal- l7ll1 II per oox, 'SA
sefc stsTr for eork tor S4et.las os sell. s.,rse
ChfcaKo, -o' = IA-ao- 1iec1
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p psn1 tMeatf .tonf Ants were: Lnmot7. rcce1ye 65
@et euiuEieh. received. ltlooo shipped;
.-a<NW La1G Received. EDns Ahppe1, t4M1- In lha
yarns ttg:e If ftrady trade and lhe market Il arm et
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ERTiTN ND NUT%-Tht market do1s not e.
hihit rrnsrksble de9rce Of as-v.y. though tor ihA
hrftrf Skf1.kIt4 Of Ktfen and dried Fro ufrfs
ken Fr! Cd A1d 4fc Cracf1y nfn full fakss Spf1
art in sood request QuotAunns We repeat our list
, 1866-12-19

443 and AS Hrondwny. New York,
AND OF
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CHICAGO.
, 1866-12-19

tisctt aid Market street ~
,..sio, AZ rAlo'st raosea that The ordinance be
There being no objection, the ordinance uas
IN upon 'is Eassarc, std passed by tho following
;AErs-Ald. knictcrhocker. Coz, Carter, p'WolI
Wicker. nArrrit, Ca1klt.s, k4nn, Fiznncan, Moore.
sehalct EsEeEty, 1a!eott Woodard. Blxby, Ilol.
tsu-.G
AUrs-lone.
sor pr1tnte d-atns from etr:asn lots, connecting
VIII Public sc~e- In t;ri4wolo etzseL between Van
Euten sttces and Folk st.erL
=, Az qalco't moved List the ordinances be
Their being TO objection, The ordinance was p1t
nIenh is ratrase, aud passed By Tho following
,dy's-4ld ktiesesooekcr, Cox. Carter, p'wo,t.
Mietcr. Eat:rit, CAls tns. lam. Ftnnucxn, Moore.
der, AcLhoG. Gas:ceid, Pfordfoot, Ffauss,,. Ruh.
Ancci. shseklord, Lawson, Clark, o'sulliTau-sG.
The Bnasa Of Public Works p.csep.e I'd rcpor.
II Ecla!lon to resolution pa.set bS The rommon
Council, December I'M 1851, requiring raid
For Howard WalEer, Or sepolt Wy M sSey uu1 Do 10
AID. Wicker moved that The report BE- aecens.d
and placed On die car'1sa. n1:5L
=! report on q resolution submitted by AID.
Sa1tsr, and passed November 1Nb. 1861, as to
fnn street. 'npF& IN the South Div1s-
Ald Wicker n,ovcd that The report be accepted
and placed on die. Carried.
fepnN IN relation 10 establishing dock lines on
toG Esef, wnic1. on motion OF Aid. CLARK, WAS
Also,
report in relation to tetoinpau stur pettions for
apd against The Continuance or eeltai brick Ysvds
Clark, VI 4A'3'
Retcrred 10 Committee On Stscc,s and A1yry.
I'D. e1s'
REPORTS OF STANDING COMMITTEES,
FINANCE,
Aid. Holden, Of the Committee On Finance, to
whom bad been referred tic petition Of Bcucdlct
Rettfco TOR The ftnftston of Aue submitted tc.
port adverse 10 she prayer OF the pction.
AID. IA1cou n,ored to cotcur Ia the re .ort, and
The motion prevailed.
Also,
Of the tame committee. 10 whom hAd been re-
feHcd The petition OF WinErs Co. for the reuts-
zion O. a hnc, submitted \ report recommending
Ihsi the prayer Of the petition be granted
AID Clark tooycd 70 concur IL the report, and
, 1866-12-19

os the same committee, to whom hsd been re-
fstTcd report ard ordnance for a sidewalk on
thr west eide OF Cllnan tuec.. from Thirty y~drsf
street to douglas place, ruhInitted report
RECOMMENDING The ratenec Of the ordinance.
AID. Wicker moved TO concur IN l1c report
and pass the ordnance.
The u,otlnu prevailed, ard the ordinance was
passed BY The following vote:
Ayte-At- hnlcke rbpcser, Cox, Carter, D'WolG
Wicker, EtE1etl. Calki.s. 51hn, ffnnncan. Moore,
Schnlct, RaEcItF, Ta1cotc, Woodsrd, Bixby. uo1-
lcn. AchhoH. GasiEeld, Etanzen, Rub. Enc:.l,
shatkioTd. Lawson, ClArl oesuld. an-s5.
Aid. knickc, becker, OF the same con uittr,, to
for cufbsEg. Grtdiag, aud paving Sorth franklin
street. between kaLdolph and Madlson streets,
nsncc b. passed. ---~-A'-'- '~-' ~" "''''-
Ad; WICKER moved to concur In the report and
ps.f thc ordnance.
The motion prevailed, and tic ordinance was
passed By the following vote:
Arss-A1d. Kniek esboeEer, Cox, Carter, D'Wo!G
Wielrf. M5rett, Calkins. KAnn, Ftnnuczn Moore
sctuler. Rafferty,, 1aleott, Woodland, B1br, Hol-
der, Aelhoh. Gastdeid, FrsnIen, Rub. Enctl,
shaeAfotd, 3Awecn, Clark, O'sullIyan-s5
Nfs-Nonc.
Aid, schuIe- movcd t1at the Council do now
ndioutn until Thursdar cvrntns next, at halEpast
tcSen o'clock, to take np business where lett pf.
The motion prevailed, 4nd
Tho CcuCc1l stood adjourned.
A. Il. RODMAS, City Clerk,
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rbt asis n Hiippl ranuia tuuBiy n
Huf u Keith sHiHN ahd NtihaH.ai Keith aad
Aan Rslh hsin n fahu n Keith fsssaset
zoo ore haffty cited 10 sppeaf hfffe fhs 20.
hais caun N aid fglniy. ~ ne t1ufth house.
thereof on fhe hafih HHhday ln MAJ neti, b.
thaw a-ap Hhy ihs prayer n ths petition u
taha Bahaf pfaglag ~ TILE 70 eafi half IF
west half0f section land No u, township :
nage 3 10 ald county should not be granted
ny order NJ Court luuei 18Th iay N April
1900 Vs. T. W00rTEN
apfls.N CLERK
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

whereas the Honorable Probate Court ior
Pamela county, At the February term. Uses
granted letters Of administration 10 the under
signed on The estate q Daniel Cauthen. DE-.
ceased, nov therefore all persons having claim.
sralnsi said estate ars htrvhy notified 10 have
them Prubaisd and registered Ia the Clerk.
Once Of said county within the time prescribed
by law, or they will be FOREVER barred.
LUDY CAuTHEN'
~spl7s-eipd Administrator.
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INsoLvENT NOTICE

The STATE Of Mississippi. Panola eouu,v r,
me eredisers Of fheophilss n Harsse. asssa..s
90 are hereby notfsd that at the Iasa -
ises q sae Probate conf az "a ...... !.
estate of saia ascsassa vas rrssr,ss 80. .ae
~ . frutais yoaF claims against asrssssl
$40 aase then registered IN the ofEee ~ ~
ele.t q I'D court oa or heere TIE srs a.
= tesfsarls 1851, Use thsy Hff h kr~~
~ PETER HrBBARD.
"'' Aaniri-.rasr~
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

Whereas letters Of standardization on the e..
tate Of Iese Watson. deceased late Of Pnnoia
couniy, were granted 10 the undersigned
AZ the January term, ises, Of the Probate Court
Of sald Psnola county. BY said Coari; nov I'll
persons having claims asAiess aid estate wiil
present the sane Tor registration In The Clsfks
ohies q said Pamela county within he time
prsscfieedh W law, O. ihey vil be forever bar.
td. &c. BLAcKWOOD
mavie-et Adminhtniot,
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HOME JOURNAL
For 1866.
4 high-toned aud brilliant Literary
and Artistic Journal.

Established in isle. The Home Journal ION
the third Of january for twentieth war.
grcsts it, old friends aud subscribers. IL Is
still conducted by
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assisted by an %efscient cOrs Of able editors
talented euntributoS aud spicy correspondence
In the first issue Of the coming VOLUME will
hc commenced anew series Of Matrimonial
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CITATION NOTICE.
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

Whereas at the March term, 1866. Of the
Probate court of Pamela county, letters Of ad.
ministmtiou on the estate Of Robert Hardie
deceased, were granted the undersigned, now
therefore all persons having claims aeains, aid
estate, are hereby notified 10 have them Pro.
based and registered, or they win be forever
barred. B. BROWN,
JOS. N. HARDIE,
Jes-S' Administrators
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Drugs and Groceries
CHEAP ron CASH, AT
HODGES A nOOHE's.

W. have lust fstslfed 4 fresh enc mrefb lo'
N Dfuga Hoilelast fhsmIeals toilet arltlea
combs hnaht hnty H%oiluns fie rtf
We have aln o. large supply iui good af
ufimeni N groceries NJ effft Mind td iauiy
supplies We receive fesh mrpleaefeV week
and tsll ~ lover prices thnh anYhndl owe
10 q call and price oar goods before purchasing
elsewhere mHflIW
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CfTATtON NOTICE.

The state n Mississippi Pahola county To
lame y Perry William n Peffy. Sarah y.
Perry Amelia ' Thafp William Tharp and
Maria A Perry You are hereby cited 10 ap.
pear before The Probate Court NJ said county,
on The fourth Monday In NaY nest. At The court
house Of said county, 10 answer the petition N
Robert 7 Mutt guardian Of VIM II. Perry and
others and show cause why the prayer " the
petitioner praying for the sale Of his ward ! In.
iercsi IN The east half Of northwest quarter Of
section Of land No. ~, township ., range 9
west, 10 said county should not he granted BY
order Of Court lssned 2ith day Of April. 1896.
apr2s.it W r WOOTTEN Clerk.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

Whereas letters Of administration on the Is.
tate Of nillofy Cau,heu. dies 4 late Of Pamela
eounty, we're granted 70 the undersigned At The
September term, ises, Of The Probate Court Of
taidPaHula county BY said Coaft. nos therefore
all persons having claims againsi slid estate will
present the same ior registration In the Clerk
Office Of said Pamela ccaniy within the time
prescribed BY law o. they will h. Forever bar.
red. LtDY CACTHEx.
spl2s-e,pi Administraior.
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county, Mississippi, respectfully offers hts ser
vices TO the citizens Of the surrounding country
Ia the various branches Of his profession.
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will practice In the counties Of Pamela.
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NOTICE.

The undersigned Ia nov prepared TO do
all kinds Of woEi on wagons, bassies. car.
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ADMINISTRATIONS NOTICE.

whereas # ihe June term 1890. N ths
Pf8hals Court N Panpla fpuniy. letters II IA.
miniaifatl1n on ne estate nfge0fse Wlrlama
decreased were gnnied ne audeflirned nov
therefore nl persons having claims apalh,l saii
estate afe hereby notified 70 have them Pfohai
ed and registered according 10 law on they Will
be forever barred ASbREW JACKSON
UIstt Administrator
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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-07-30
CIncinna1I mnrker.

FL0UR-Extra, made from winter wheat, we still
quote at % Sl0; family at Sl0259ll 25, and fancy
at oil 1903 Sales Of 100 brls extra at $lO and 50
WHEAT-Extra old red (crop of 1ssD sold at g 40
az As and at the close was held at 81 co. No /
sold at 90 3092 IS. No. red (crop of 1860 sold
at "a %. Extra Minnesota spring was held at
81 90, and at the close holders were asking higher
CORN-The market is steady at 629s3c for mixed
sheed, in elevator. White, in bulk is offered at 70
@74c. Ear Is, in good demand, and $50 bush sold at
OATS-NO are held at Ss9S7c, and Ne. i at 42
@43c, and tendiag upward. Sales Of 900 bush No. .
in elevator, at 36c. and 700 do No. do at 43c,
RYE-The market is irm at 75@sOc for No. and
choice, The receipts continue very light
BARLEY-We heard of q sale of 1000 bush choice
new fall at 81 60, to arrive, .aE.s
PORK-Mess was in good demand, with consider
BULK MEATS-Are held more firmly; shoulders
at l5c, and sides as l7H@l7Kc. TE ! 30 III
g.. BACON-Held fir ner; the rates being for shoul-
ders l6A 9Tc, sides l04c, and clear sides 2l92lHc.
Hams are in demand at 2lh922c for plain, and $50
24c for sugar-cured. .... .a...
'LARDSIs quiet and held at zoe.
C0TTON-Middlingi is held firm at 33Q34c, but
there is not much activity ia the market.
SUGAR-l2@l5kc for Raw l7h@ @lsc for hard
M0LASSES-s 100000 for Porto Rico. ..
BUTTER-The market rules steady at 27@29 for
prime to choice Central Ohio. Medium grades we
UHEESE-A quiet market at I49l5c per pound
actual tare, for Western Reserve and Hamburg.
EGGS--The demand is only moderate at l7c per
doz shippers count, for prime. ~. TT
.HAY-We quote prime at $l60l7C per tun, on ar
WHISKY-The demand is quite light. and the
market rules dull at % Is. duty paid. and &c in
bond.
SEED-.Small sales Of ClOverMe being made at
81. Flax is quiet at % Is,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-07-30
FROM NEW YORK.
Financial.

The Commercials money article says the
activity in the Stock mark ct continues The
growing confidence in railroads, encouraged
by their liberal current earnings, is draw
ing into the market large outside element
of the more substantial class of capitalists,
who appear to believe very confidently in
higher prices for railroad shares. At this
mornings Board the chief activity was in
Illinois Central, which advanced to l2l q
the ultimate price talked of by the CLIQUE
being 1870. Cleveland q Pittsburgh not very
active, their sales amounting to $500 shares
at 524@S61z. Cleveland & Toledo was also
active at an advance to 114224. Erie and Ft.
Wayne were bought up freely at an ad-
vance. The miscellaneous list shows more
activity, butts not likly to cause any gen
eral attention until the excitement in rail-
roads ID exhausted. Governments are Quiet
at about yesterdays closing prices. Money
continues, abundant on calf loans. n The
general rate is per cent, with exceptions
on Government collaterals at 4 per cent?
Discounts remain dull at 51S az per cent,
being the rate on prime paper. Gold is
rather firmer under continued large de.
mand for custom duties. tT 2t
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-07-30
New YORK market-JuIy 2s.

C0TT0N-Issteady but dull at SEC for middlinG
uplands. .'f
EE0UR-- Quite firm for sound low grades. wbils
other descriptions are dull and heavy; % e709s 2i
for extra State; So 1907 rs for round hoop ohio
% 60 II rs for trade brands-market closing quiet
WHlSKY-Quiet at % 2O92 rs for State and
western.
AT--Receipts 500 bushels market firm and
quiet. There is a fair inquiry for prime No.
spring; sales of l4,7O0 bushels new No. MilWaukee
at 81 0692 0lstter price for choicei and s2O0 bush
new No. Milwaukee on private terms.
RYE-No receipts. ..-.-.....
C0RN-Receip;s 10 900 bushels. Market without
decided changer S3Bs4c for uusOund, S4sS5c for
sound mixed WESTERN 9Oc for yellow western. and 05c
for sound yellow.
OArS-kule in buyers favor; 4s947c for Chies.
go; 4s952c sor Milwaukee; 65c for Iowa, aud Gle fol
Jersey. gEf tE ..H- "
PETROLEUM-Dull at 2392sHc for crude, and
3s@39c for refined in bond
WO0L-Dull and declining at Sc 65c for domes-
tic feeces 559o5o for pulled: 55c for tubbed; 254
$50 for Texas. and se94Oc for California 10
P0RK-Heayy; S3l 56@sl 0S for new mess, closing
at s3l 5e11 cash. $40 90 for old do, and s27S97
BEEF-Unchanged
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