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The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1866-10-19
ORIGINAL ATTACHMENT.

MIN. II. SEWER ", SAMUEL II. SHREWSBURY.
w The Plaintiff says the defendant IL non.rcai.
dent OF The state nf TennesSer, or go hhsc0n1s that ths
ordinary proccss of law cannot be rrrvsh upon him.
and having obtained an original attachment agAInst
defendant BY garnishment on - Kennedy, rsturnAble
before some Justice NJ said county, and the same hav.
ing been returned befuTa M On the 18th Of September
1876, Levied on the defendant's property, II Is therefore
ordered BY me that publication lie made for four sue.
cersive weeks In the Union flag, notifying said de.
fsndant 70 appear before ne At my Office IN J0nesboro,
sane will be proceeded with eK parte,
OcttDW4pfS5 J. /. GRISHAM J. p " q
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WINNEY THOMPSON Us. WILLIAM
peouleq Sen. Mndiaon n - pa

WINNEY THOMPSON Us. WILLIAM
w Peoples, Sen, Madison T. P. Peo-
plies, Nathaniel 7. Brown, and bis wife, Fe.
Meta Brown, Jacob d. EkNrd, and William
G.. Taylor, now peRding in the Circuit Court
OF Carter county, 1t appearing from the
SheriTs return, that the defendants in the
case are not to be found in the County, and
Judicial attachment having been awarded in
the case, and the same having been issued to
the Sheriff Of Garter county, and returned,
levied upon the Real Estate Of defendants,
W. Peoples, II. I Peoples, aud j.. D. Ekard.
i is ordered that publication be made, for
four successive weeks, i. the Union Flag. no
tifying said defendants to appear before the
Circuit Court o. Garter county, at the Court.
House, IN EliEabethtOn, on the 81 Mondey
in November, 1866, and defend said SUIT, or
they will be proceeded against eH parte.-
October 8. 1856. r. G. WHITE, CLERK.
oCtl9W4prs feeS5
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1866-10-19

Oar hieAd. John wsr, will please Eoespi COR
Annks for a lot Of ''ry large ans larnIp,.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1866-10-19

ouR oNLY sAFETYI

Y = a - IN
on behalf Of the Thousands Ct loyal people Of Upper
vt rvnnvSsrs, We return many HEARTFELT thanks u
HlOarl Ford for the muuincsns donation he has 50 pat.
Dtleally bestowed upon Us. 40 will ever be grateful.
rem Numbered.
OA Monday next the IhOuiA Of tan thousand noun
AZ UaiOniIts will rsnd the air ia JOnssborv, Cor the
HDriouS old Flag, Liberty ani Uaeonditional Union.
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NOtice. Executor Sale.

DY VIRTUE OF THE LAST VILE Avn
I'D Testament Of James Wbiie, deceased.
J ~iil seiithe farm on which said White iiv-
ed and died, containing two hundred nereA,
be the same more OF less, sitnhted n,s iti,g
on the waters Of Knob Creek, adloining ,he
lands Of Jacob Dayault and other. .T.,m.
cash w hand. Said land will be sold on ia
18th day Of November next, on The rremi,s'
Persons wishing 70 purchase will do we'll Al
be present. SeptembeF 20th, isee.
oessEaRtI fssSsl Es,ssiss
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Omoe of the Union FlaR.

The 0Hice of the Union Flag" has been
moved from the old stand On the hill, to
n 4, Co1's Row, up stairs, In rear Of
obn Wears Store, Main Street, Jonssboro',
Nennessee. Give US n call.
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That Magniac cent Union Flag

PRILADKLPHIA, Oct. "a, 1850.
Cart. Geo. =. 0risham, N. u. olreM, S. 6. Griffin, Dr..
a Wheeler, J. AfilOH Seadder, J,ha W.ak, aAd oihrrs -
AkNrLEMEN.-I have ordered = flag ten BY eighteen
10 ~ b. sent TO your address to-day, for which please
ma receipt enclls d. 1 hope II may give sAtisfaetion
" TO size aud quality. The difference between amount
mi aud cost, you will please u consider A. my sontri'
milton to the cause Of loyalty Ia East Tennessee.
N are very well satisfied with the result Of our lsbOrS
Cd last Tuesday.
Very truly yourS, V =. FORD
We are ylased to inform the public tha, the Flag has
afrivsd ssSe aad IN god order, aud Ia = most magnificent
thd brAutiful specimen Of the American eOlOrs. We
= ". engraved ryoA &c 10 flaming ehsrAetcrs-
IL THE RADTcAx UNION COyanESN
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LAST NOTICE

WHOSE INDEBTED TO THE FIRM OF
Il JOHN WEST L Co., by Acp or other
wise, are requested to come forward and
make payments Immediately. Dy so doing,
you will save cost and save ME the u~npleas-
ant duty Of placing the same in the hands of
an "lhcer' JOHN WEST.
OPIl9M4
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STADLER BRO. 4 Co, ET AL, VS. RAMgS
- 4 alas an others. Ia this case IA h
alleged that the defendants, Cathariue IlnA-
ley, a widow, formerly Cdtharlue McCrackin.
3etsy McCrackin, Niliam McCrarkin, John
Greenway aud Grandson Greenway, are non
residents Of Tennessee, II Is ordered that thsy
appear at the NoyembeF Term, 1866, Of this
Court and defend, or this cause Y III be taken
for confessed. October 4, 1865
oct5w4frs feeSSl HENRY IFoSS, GAM
II slMERLY & CO., VS.. @ p. YOUNG
IL. aud Al. Roberts. In this case tia
alleged that the delendants, C.F. Young and
A. ]. Roberts, are non,residenis Of Tennes-
see, 1t is ordered that they appear Al me
November Term. 1850, Of this Court and DE-
iend, or this eause VIII be taken lbr con-
leased. Ortoher4, 1896.
,2etlw4prs hss51 HENRY H0SS. GIN
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Cherry Pectoral,

FpN u hAfAD NVhE OF
COuyhS, CoidN, Inlucnga, W-oaryeuesa.
Group, BrOnchiti-, ~Hncfpienf GOn.
sumption, and for the EkeIief
OF COn.uinp ffve PatienIa
Ia nh gnnceh Siaaca
of the Disease,
This is n remedy 80 universally known IA snrh,.k
any other for the cue of throat aud lBDg cou,ni,hnts.
That 1t Is nfele's here 10 publish the evidence of ~
virtues. It's %unriyalled excellence for eongIa and
disease. have made Il known Throughout mo civil.
lied nations OF the earth. Few are iis Communities.
or even families, among them who have not soma
personal experience OF Its ehetts - fome living
trophy IN their midst Of ~ Victory over The ubtl8
aud dangerous disorders OF tile ilu0at and lmtgx.
As all know the dreadful fatality OF these dsorders-
aud a. they know, too, the effects OF this remedy
W. need lot do more than TO assure them that II has
now all the virtues that IL did have when makiuv
confidence Of mankind.
Prepared BY Dr.. J. Q. AVER & Co., Lowell, Mass
sD,a by.As@A A. DiLLWOhIH ahdM M. Lax.
DRETll, Druggists, JVngsbOrough, Tenn. -fisi5alv
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Ragsl Rags RaesI
~ COTTON ssa LINEa RAGS tssehtst ttfst
flag oTTfoL ysnssh-ss
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-11-22

New York. has been selected the arch
teot The corner stone monies win take
place to-day, aud will be attended by Bishops
James and Simpeon. 10 estimated that the structure
viii 9l0000 e15 900 OF which has been already
subscribed Besides the above, Rev. Father Mnane,
OF the Church ~ st. Vino ri De Paul Roman holcl
stua ed 10 North sixth street. Ia busIv engaged IN ais
ing funds for the erection NJ edince for the
commodacn OF his fast increasing congregation He has
already hand about $40 600 for that purpose and this
amount will be largely augmented by tho proceeds Of
fair IN progres 10 the basement OF the old church.
and which will be continued until Monday evening next
RECOVERY or rHB BoDr or MR RAMSEY. The body OF
Mr. George H. Ramsay, who was drowned In tho East
river BY the upset,ins Of about eight o'clock on
the night OF tho 9th nst found In the rver foot Of
Noble street, Greenront yesterday morning Mr. Ram
sey resided previous 70 his death No ea2 East ThIr
tsenih street. New York. Tho father OF deceased and
two others with him In the boat at the time she
capsized and they were picked up inscnsbie
dition by passing schooner The party were nsh
ing excursion at the time Of the ssd occurrence Cor
smith held inquest the body, whom the above
facts wero ELECTED.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-11-22
yrlEGaApHIc MARKET REPORTS.

$3.50 l S.s So "a. g. w ,s%
Canal ft T. :sS sris n.sans q
G WEI, \, S.. y !. CO.. az
. Sssi !: ST.; T p.s SEED, ~ Glover
rcrr dun sale. ., e.,r. .p.los ws.s, a.ar At
wheat ia ca alesps %
ussr ..ss w :,s .s.y a.i .sss
per gallon. -.
Flour unchanged .s,.. OF 500 sbis 4 Sill Is 10.
s ;c S, s - for S -" ss. 81 sr for w sa
bushels No. Miwauscs club a % Corr sears. s.d
dioopns s.,s: 1900 Su.he: Bay ouina pr'.i. term.
81. 1rs xs x ssss 81 5 Fl %ss
as sr Tt.S 60 s'is Sss;.. ,ass HIsnsS s
on cr,.s term; Pee &c, ro@Da s.e, 70 m sashs: s.sy
81 81 Canal fressts New ycrsws..s s,e corn 20
S S: 10 corn nsstS a. .. ss; ss
10 DO r Canal Il, * 4. % ee a. sss.
90 30 ss. Ta, 90 y y. g :A,r%sss.
s".f.. ssrn ~ 90 10 s.. 8. ess 10 S.r.I
bushels s'' corn s.s u
Ss sr. c,rn Se 80 40 For r %e' NJ
sashsi: roisSo Il 30 bu,ssis b. railroad
cHrcAeo Hov 81. ,sss.
deriir. os va. closins At &C., FOR 20 and 10
$50. 80 FOR No q Provisions dun; pork
SCI Hogs moderately active; sales ~ ~ 20 for
To rcoH yreRhts dull Recelpta to-day ll5o0 tbs.
70 ON bushels wheat Is sc0 do fs0o DO eats
2s0o head Of bors Shipments to-day ah0s bills Hour,
10000 bushels wheat. g. 600 DO corn. a. 0D do oats
MuwArrr. Nov n ivS
Flour Arm. wheat quiet At ~ OF for No. and 81 Tor
No firm; sA'aa a<c. Data dull Receipts 20 day
TN bhls -four; a,cD bu.hes wheat Shipments 10 dsy,
1000 bbis hour; 100000 bushels wheat
Crro,HrArt, Nov. n. 1880
Flour seadier superne 60 $40 rs wkkey steady ~
o. H. Hogs dull ard few buyers: ssies st ~ ~ ~ ~ In
gro.a Receipts 400 head Mess pork dull Lard dull Al
f2t<c. Gold ~ 70. 80
Crude Turpent,ne advanced virgin aud yellow dp 60 20
Hard % 10 spirits iurpenne nc Ito. hosin ~ ~ "
Tar o. -. Peanuts % N -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-11-22

Good .aal.ss 80 81
re :: ss:s:s
70 ISsrros 1000 bushels wSs.. Al SD 100 bales COTTON
A. kd i6oe bushels barley 81 ~ and csr steamer 600
9: "a 70
10 sssamsr. 600 tea lard a sos and 100 bales
.ss eops. 10 s @ Tor
''H'ns srss s s W.. moderately active Inferior
commou dry hides wsrs scarcely ar whs prime w T
sales 500 Rio G.,pds. soH n. At Isc sca; Mmo
rs% s' civ l." sss s. ss
ise and $50 Busnos Ayrss nv ab'. on prI-
Molsssrs The marie. was sluggish ard no% cn No
pss.d 6 New o., cum
NAVAL svos.sss market. for spirits ,urpsn,sins "a.
made ,: Ss .s.s 'ssGss
@ A n. s q 's s ' ne
s s 4. p.s s sas.r: and s
siderable concession Tho rosn marsst ruled very quiet
sTf fiss;s 'fi:S
.I%:ssd esn'iaa:d que, aNSsH~ OF Eng
a. %s... .ad y srS male, op.:sd
e. 8. sis:as H
81 \: !: s: '
ss:nss s.,:: =. 81: IT, NJ; !, !;
ss 81 q, :nd q, % Sc . g, g.
new plain ueet MAINS ~ unnuofdte demand
scarcely Arm. Tho $50 bills ~ SSo - Cut
meats continued quiet and prices shade easter Tie
market closing heavy Bales f75 packages at INC Tor
hams ant 9c lie for shoulders Drcraed hogs were IN
iv,prov~d demand shade frmer snrs being nnade ~
SIC eHc for Western Ruter very huet bn s,ssdv
ut Zoe NC for Oranv~ county in paia Ito Bic Ton West
and NC e. for ai.e Cheese scarcely so hrm
THOUGH active at &c. i6 for common dairy TO choice FAC
torv made.
market for both crude and bonded ruled
exceedingly quiet and the latter attn continued 20 decline
Crude nncn.nred at 70 2sc with mrderafe trans
actions 600 bbis In bulk reported sold At lbc f
bonded note sale. of 2so hbs At $40 for prime laht
To white aud Ho for standard who. also 500 bbs
do, for December. ct &c. buyerA o-tor. 49,
avvaw,rv unchsrrcd Sale. 2soo lbs at lsc Ahkc.
and u 90 lbs. cresse at aHc. 1Os<c
SUGAs inactive and dropping. closing nominal on
basis ~ tOc 0Hc for fair 10 rood raining The rass
only 500 hhhs Al from 9sc i2lr for Cuba mus
covado. Refined sugar duh at it<c for coffee and
1's<c for STANDARD hsvrs.
v.LLov In fair demand and steady sales 5000 lbs
at 10. 1870.
nal. Bonded he considered nominal At 4c 49, ard
FREQ ~ " ~ A. Most ~ the business however con-
sbaud but small proportion Of the article paying the tar
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-11-22

The gold market experienced . further weakening.
end alsr opening at 14l declined steadily to lsok At
Aafpsst three. and At four o'clock II quoted Al
lSox Loans we're generally made without interest
She premium has declined rapidly Of late that must
coon react u the present rate Of speed downward
would reach par . month and. It Is not likely that
HE country will be 10 position 70 specie pay
sna for years To come the decline Is excessive.
Asd In proportion will DO the strength OF the
gsbound. The monthly range OF tho market since the
6usponslou II thus Shown
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-11-22
COmsrRRCIAL REPORT.


Aswxs.--Recoipts 81 bbis The marks, for ros hcufs
quiet ruled arm Al % 70 90 Pearls nominal Of
Sl CO.
BsrApsruvrs p7o bbls eour. 100 bags corn
meal 77co bushels wheat tB do. corn, issn DO oats
is1s DO rys 100 do matt 70 sci 10 barley. The
Ike. for state and opened nrmer under more
active Inquiry but holders demanded advance Of oo
sc psr bbl which chsoksd The demand ana restricted the
transactions materially The nsrts closed dull and heavy
At yesterdays prices The ssi-s so bills Of the an
nse.S auo atoms The market southern 6our opened
more active and steady eod duh and heavy With sales
o. 80 bbls OF rye Sour beyond s.iss o. 80 eo' 2, y
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-11-22

The foreign stock exchange market continues duh
ana rates are nominal Bankers bills Eng.
land sixty days were quoted OF tho cioss
81 iosx 1851. at three days io9x Iosk,
commercial bills 1851 1902 francs At sixty days AK
ASK. At three DAYS 1914 a5iaH, on Berth 7iH a
72<, on Bremen Ts,s . u. on Frankfort 81 AJAX. on
Amsterdam COX AK. on Hamburg asX seh. on
Antwerp 1sx asisx.
The annual election Of the Pacific Mail Company re-
suited the selection Of the old Board OF Directors for
chs ensuing year BY vote Of Iasoss on, Of 100 900
shares namely ALLAN McLane, Howard Potter. Francis
sk,ddy Charles Augustus Davis, william Dsoniston.
Lsonsrd W. jerome, Elisha Riggs Moses g. GrinneIi and
Cornelius x Garrison
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-11-22
............A2.3O0.1 41

Tho value OF foreign goods imported into the port
Of Boston for tho weck ending November 10. wss
se4s 441 against 81 66l for the corresponding week
Of 1885 Total amount Of imports from January to
November 10, 1869, $3.50 ,1s2.
The comparative earnings Of the undermsntcnsd rail
roads for second weeks OF November 1905 and 1885,
MARA follouaa-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-11-22

SUR ADvINlL orr -h,eh wsrt asAa,. ~ seh r. ~
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ship aaay y. aa~ssd
49, ~ ~, -. -. ~ ~. r ss. . 49,.
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prvuss Ne. r~Tss y.sns rssss ss1s. f.'-s Csi..
vi. 10. ssss ssssi !. - Asfss' as ''A'''s
last
ns-srs, vs~ss,s--ssrs - rasis.tas rlssssr~ .g.f
fsvs. F~v YEA ssyi ~ fsr Asrsa-sk 80 NtH $50.
e.ras !,s,.s 80 - *. ia s.rs-s.s. ss-s ss''-r
'" . "'s '@'i sss..si,ssss.s.
gns.~,sss rs@. n. sste.s 49, sssrs.sas' vs,~~
ne s~.asAe Yscs. freq H.vs... as 80 "ss.f~"s
,s,~s4 Asssssy e go 49, sss sssyt~Ass cas- w ss
s.ss us-s.a.. an s~,-.s s~rs q sys'ts 60. !. -
- sss 49,. vsss sss ssss "a u ssssa - ~
a,ss5:-. r.: 80. - -. ssS
E-X lEs~.sss y v ss>s~ss - " osss Dsss h~f.ss
Al s~,sr isss 49, tsy~s 80 gsts @ssaA wa "
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-11-22

-The whsat rnsTs opened hrrnrr N ymPahy v,h solr
~. sa..s III y sns hssv a. "a. IA "a .
2. No xl-.ss,s Corr oes.ss en:r ~ a., ,ss ~,
nss wss uasstsed .nd under Ros,vs srasr. sv ~
:s2.h ., A .sss ~ = t.f -. .s,s s ssSss-..
guest snd pnss fscxdsd fully io per buss sslss 49,
bushels ge ". lor ststs sno NJ - =. 80 -
sss,nse u - =, The s.;s -'s ,e.srs4 y 100 1899
heard o. no saas.suees nys vps unchanged sseswsrs
nsds 70 the sEtses u Aop busseiA n ssel ., ~ ~
sshsr noni.sl salslS al snss s..y q ssssS.r.s,s
sss ss ~ =. &c: -cs. 81. . ... Nv ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-11-22

Tho Lynchburg and Danville Railroad Company has
been organized by the election Of oniccrs. and the
vey for the route is to be proceeded with Immediately
The Montgomery tAIab Mad OF tho nth, states that
the work Of laying down the heavy rail tho Mont
gomesy aud Eufaula Railroad was commenced the day
previous
The exports exclusive Of specie, from the port OF
New York for the week ending November 90 and since
the commencement Of tho year. compare follows with
those Of the corresponding periods In 1904 and isoS
1894 1885, 1884,
For the week w g. e2s 1871 20 ais $50 tl1Ia,i5s
Previously rep,d 1871 $50 sol laS,527 ss2 iet 2es
since JAM l. sI0I 1888 As2 s1a e43 sos sos $50 42s
Tho mpoYts last week compare follows
1854 1895 lsA
Dry Goods ....... $I.ooh,2o1 t27Ti, 500 el,aTy1lo
General mdsc 80. 22225N 3.402,sM 26l0T23
Total for tho week. 81 227,sT1 f6l748s0 $685. 40
Previously repi'd. ss2Iio00 l7i,62300S 2otei4 900
sncs Jan sl92 400 S3i sI7T, 1911 T50 t2os so3 oeo
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-11-22
s HiPPlN G NE w S.
puar Of new vuRk. NOVEMBER q. 1853

ALMANAC ron vonG-rsts DAT
svr s,eRe. ......,.... h3 MOON rrrs. eve =
sus ssvs ,.......,,,....,. sN sios wArBa.. eve
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-11-22

Cleared.
Steamship kissing star. Harris Aspinwsll-r'e'ao Man
steamship MORO vsstis. Adams, Hsuns-darrt.oD .
steamship Monterey. Edwards. Nov orssns-o CART
Steamship Jas q Green. ysircbnd. ssvsnnsh-rupper
Ste. ship Aua.iusia suru.y. chsr,.stoo--A Lasry
strsmsbip Delaware. Simmons, Georg'tsvn, SCI
Steamship Dudley Buck. rarrdss. Newborn, so-sur
sss.;rg r sHs s'' @ r"' 'n' -''
s.%ss ta soats s S''''s CIV '''' an
ssIp david Iiosdey Rogers san rrsnssco via baltimore.
ssrt John g'i tsr,. Melvin. Liverpool Via saEsnnaAJ
A.. a.: S Fs,, .. s.s g sa. ~
Bris Hsrrise n,snn T,mnsnn. Cork OF FALMOUTH Coz
Bg rsrnpbsn tBrj Anderson. barbados va Norfolk
a., ssps,s, atrou,. brunswick, os-r Ns-hs-
BRIG Ocean ws,s. Thomss. chsrss'on--Bsoay, Smith
sehr ysssi- csrIi Underhri nsy.soss and foncs-s
aehr vors.i xias wrloh ssw orl.,n'.s y Brigham
sesr IA wsl.os. crsmsr. 5ssisoavin.1vsa Brsn, .
sesr Sabine, Morrison. Darien--ueyoss 4 murray
ssh, Alfred Thonias Matthew'S ss,sbsaA-vsa Brua'
SER Clara Montgomery. Walters, Es~bsra-rbo@ss
sehr MARI yrsnsss, Dsrsy. pIchmond--C ~ Pisrssn.
sss xss s Cole rss Ssi SSs.o- sA.,
S. ssss;; ss: ss:ss.a
schr & A Green. Bsrtram, Notvsk--s brsS a o.
Arrived.
s,ssrnsh'p rsuton (Hsn). Hssek Hamburg scs ana
Souths Ttt, with mdse aud ~ pss~nFers 20 Kun
hardt 90 Had variable sesthsr during Ne passage 70.
vi rsms day hs Br~,asn snd bound X
asAwshp vile a. Paris fFr1. suTmgnt baFf- nor Va
rresl fih HSrH with udss ari is ras-~ns-- " oso
ss.m.hp s.sie flrssn. isTsns Nov H. With msss and
passengers, 70 0arrss n . Allen.
Steamship New York Pia,I AlsrAnfrls
steamship piriso. sherwood rsrtisad Ne
s,sam'hP Sspsass sss'r, Bo'seh -isA mA's 'sd pa
ssp II Taylor xnd.rsoa csrair 81 days With rsiirssi
iron. In v Morsan 4 sous
.snasrs. N sporord niesion . Co
Bsrk rri-so usi Debsshie-l I.xhgrn. a. dsys viii
rnarh- r,es A. psbhricsu No fat lat ~ q ,en 81
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peh, Aan Enssb~as rtfiirs reatoa, for rs~t~ossl
ua cutter SER outhgts. fnasls her bedfs,d
sailed.
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-11-22

On that city,
rns week closes duh money market Currency
a slssdv ,bousb sLuIy accumulated and the smount
~ fresh paper presented for discount exceedinsiy
light The narKst extremsy easy; that ., easy for
Aboss who doutt wsnt ccsmmodat ton, and close Tor
hhoss who DO There change In the TANK rne and
gnsrceptionab.e paper u readily passed ai ~ per
cent In the oten market good outside names
ora negotlaie6 Al ia rer cent. aud Ices acceptable
signatures of is is per ceut There 10 no demand foe
CAL ioaba which freely offered a. seven per cent on
yovernms6t securities 70 nrt elias borrowers Inc
eaanoe o. trade continues fsvor New Yorf, AND
re exchange market 10 closs, tbs 10 owing 70 me
Antncss o. ths shipments Of produce, snd vii 20 doubt
pospnus anth The port crop fairly begins 70 move
The Governor o. Alabama In his message 70 tbs Legs
saiars dated November n says relative 70 the s'sss
Dndebssdss0,--
Befcrs the vW ths bonded dsbs o. the STATE vss
yseAb, 900 ~ he action OF the Convention Of Sep
kemssr f9e, ths vss the osiy bostsd dsbs for which
- e<ose 90 het1 eooeunsabis OF TIN amsuaa ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-11-22

This would make the total bonded debt OF
From all thisT think the financial condition of Ala
bama considering her vast resources entities her to
rch public confidence Ia enjoyed by any State In tho
Union
The following statement exhibits the business Of the
Pistsburg Clearing House for the week closing Novcm-
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1866-08-18
COnfiscatiOn of Santa Annals Is

tutcs,
The following is the decree orthe I'm
perial government Of Mexico ordering
the scqucstration Of Santa Annals es-
tatcs:
We, Macmillan, Emperor Of Mexi-
co, decree:
Article l.. There shall be appointed
a receiver to take an inventory Of the
property which Don Antonio Lopez de
Santa Anna possesses within the limits
Of the empire.
Art. 9. Said receiver shall keep an
exact account of the revenues yielded
by such property, and shall make de
post Of said revenues for safe Keeping,
without deducting any sums except
such as, with the appreciation of this
government. shall be allotted to the
members Of Santa Annals family actu
ally residing within the territory ofthe
empire.
Art. 3. No contract having relation
to the said property shall have the
force OF law without the written appro-
baton Of said receiver.
Our Minister of the Interior is
charged with the execution Of the pres
ent decree.
Given at the Palace, in Mexico, on
the 18th Of July, 1866.
MACMILLAN.