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The New York herald., 1866-09-10
FINANCIAL AND CONNER cIAL.

SUNDAY, Sept Q, 1860.
Gold has been extremely quiet during the past week,
but on Saturday there was more activity, and otner
symp,oms we're developed foreshsdowing probable up
ward movement There s also scarcity or coin Tor
delivery ana me Interpretation is that Notwithstanding
the reported shipments this way from England, the
necs OF tho vast exports three months ago will be long
folt In short supply the market From the table
give below viii be that the aggregate expectation
sncs May Is no less than $5l 600 00o which is sup
posed 10 be fully onehird of tho available supply of
gold In Tits country.
The money market is easy aud the supply OF capital
seeking employment in call loans Is very large The
hsavy demands from the East and South for money to
the crops and for other demands Of external
ard inieroai trade, which always at this
period OF the ear, have put the market into
much less pethorc and more healthy state. The rate
for call loans is 4a5 per cent Prime endorsed bills
pass 5s, and single at at Altogether the
wants Of the commercial community below the
average, and tn inqiry for good bills much exceeds
the limited supply now Offering National bank notes
less abundant In the hands OF the banks and fewer
complaints making Of the Inconvenience caused by
them. They longer at a discount but pass at par
with greenbacks
The stock market is in very irregular and unsettled
condition. Go eminent securities are, however, lower,
aud thero is disposition in tho public mind to sell
thAn 10 buy La ROAD SnaIes sWeTe eNtremeiy urn AZ
the close or lns week. and there rumors that in
Of the stocks cques forming for the purpose
OF running them up. How far this may be correct and
how far ina yinlry the future will show The msce-
lsnso1s list il and coal shares have suffered
extent Tie anticipation Of advance In railroad
and other speculative securities seems to be founded
three things:-FrIt the in money, which, II is
claimed, viii NJ su0er material perturbation for some
me TO come. secondly, the return to tho market of a
large number o. capitalists and operators IRON the
mer vacation These persons IL is believed, will not
long remain dlo, and, failing dcpress the Market they
will 90 in and buy largely FOR advance Thirdly, the
high prices Of yernment securities have the effect Of
iiscourasing te low of capital into them, while tho
comparatively prices of of tho sound railroad
invite III etempts of operators to put them up.
The Cai.rl steamer, arrived today, brings
ST. 57 03o in trre, making the receipts at this port
since January SO 1851 against sl2 222 3T7 to the
corresponding rod IN 1885. Should the average
rivals os specie od GOOD for the remainder OF the year
tof which thee every prospect, tue receipts al San
francisco from eslc aggre2atng 50 600 600
for the 1rs bal te month OF Auaust the imports Of
1865 az New YrN w b, in OF those Of any year
since 1854 Tic early receipts OF treasure at this port
nv from iifufHia aud Aspinwall slnce 1853 have
been as follows
The New York herald., 1866-09-10
COMMERCIAL REPORT.
OF st. L.oui

SATURDAY, Sept I'd p NJ
Asuts---Rcceipts. bbls. Pot scarce and lrm at
IS so a S. 70. Pearl was dull and entirely nominal
MISUNDERSTANDING, 3,4l7 bbls -four, 600 do
and a56 bags meal! 1886 bushels wheat 22 264
do corn, 1926 do. OATS and 80 pkgs. malt There was
more activity in the market for State and Western -four
and an advance Of l5c. SOC. per bbl established
all grades, the market closing sra at the improve
ment The sales 500 bbls our revised quota
tions appended. Southern -four more active and
shade hrmer, the supply being moderate Sales 600
bbl OF Canada flour sales OF importance ranspired
and prices were entirely nominal A fair demand pre-
vailed for rye -four the saes reaching 75O bbls SIS 30
so 35. Corn meal was quiet, but prices without
decided change Sales 200 bblS Brandywne at 81 co.
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MAILS FOR THE PACIFIC.

Tho steamship Arizona, Captain Maury, will leave
tais port on Tuesday for Aspinwall.
Tie maiis for Central America and the South Pacific
will close at half past ten O'Clock morning
Tho NEW YoRK characterization for the Pacific will
be ready at half-past nine O'Clock In the morning.
Single copies In wrappers ready for mailing six ccnts
The New York herald., 1866-09-10
MAILS FOR EUROPE.

The Cunard man steamship Asia will leave Boston on
Wednesday for Liverpool
The malls for Europe will close in this city st quarter
past and half past Ave o'clock to morrow afternoon
The Nsw YoRx HxRAID-Edition for Europe-wil bs
roady at eleven o'clock In the morning
Single copies in wrappers, ready for mailing, six
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susaocArts cousrs.

The Weeks Ba-incss In New York and kinks
County.
Letters Of guardianship were granted by surrogate
1ack 70 the following pe.soDs for the following named
minors FOR the week ending September 8, lsee-Lsu-
Ennis guardian TO John Holmes; Peter Rapcapp,
guardian TO Robert Iaw Philip W. Ekardi, gus,dfhn TO
Frederick Muller; Michael Duane, guardian 70 George,
Louisa sDd Mary Kobcr; George H. smith guardian TO
Edwin e Curtis: Enoch J. N. wasyl, guardian 10
Edwsr Mcclure; Iaurits wedcse, guOan 10 Christian,
Hsrv, aud wcrty Jorgensen.
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ralIAed BY the fresholders Of tA.. city on

months rataed BY the fresholders Of that city on
the Esd ult, by vote Of 81 TO Is.
Important additions projected to the railroad faci
tiles Of ST. Louis The North Missouri road Is cntesv-
crng TO connect with the Iowa roads, In order 70 receive
some trade that goes to Chicago Is proposed to
extend the Iron Mountain road to the OAK region south
OF ST Louis
The New York herald., 1866-09-10
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.


CaAvASSB-GUSAHD.- -0n Thursday. September Q, a.
Huntington, ]. l., by the Rev I Busche, A. JosEpa
CuAyAsSs OF Houston, Texas to MARY NorlSs youngest
daughter or r. G. Gunand. Esq. No cards
YErMAN-SHEawooD- D-On Monday August 20 by III,
Rev Mr.. Collins, JAMES Z. YErlAS TO CoRSEuA suga
WOOD, su Of this city.
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News from the West Coast of
South America.
Commodore Tucker i'm Command o
the Peruvian Fleet.
ADDITIONS TO THE CHILEAN NAVY
silver Struggled Out Of Mexico b.
British Men Of. War.

Tho steamship Henry Chauncoy, Captain Gray, from
Aspinwa the LIST n arrived at this port yesterday
morning By this arrival placed In possession or
6les and correspondence from the Is,hmus and the
West coas, republics Of South America. Tho following
Is tho specie list OF the Henry Chauncey:-
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ihe wheat market was decidedly rmer, prices having
advanced Sc 1c chiefly new, which Is scarce, the
demand being more active, yet confined to the nine.
date wants Of local miilers The sales were so, 900
shells at So 20 90 75or amber State, $3a 50 10
for white Genessee aud Michigan 81 20 Tor mixed
Milwaukee, 81 10 FOR old No. Chicago Qnferior), and
81 l6 or old amber Michigan. The corn market was
active and advance Of 1c. readily obtained
Sales $50 900 bushels at S2kc S3c for mixed Western,
S3lsc s4c. do store, and SIC. Tor inferior Oats
duh aud shade easier. The sales were confined
TO a. 900 bushels at 47c. SIC. for Milwaukee. and
43c. 4sc Tor Chicago or rye notice sales of 500
bushels Western at SOC. Barley and malt continued
dull, and in the absence OF sales prices nomuay
unchanged
though with continued fair demand and prices
nominally shade better The sales comprised 500
bales. Receipts, 5ti bales. We quote:--
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FINANCIAL.

r~<- - - -
AT MEETING OF THE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEES
N of the Railroad Company held at the once
Saturday 18th day of February 1866 thu
following resolution adopted
Resolved That The hoJers Of bonds OF this company ohs
dollars be allowed the privilege exchangna at ssid
bonds for those issued under the aforesaid allow
being made for difference OF the time In the MATURING
main In force until January /. 1861.
T. JONES YoRKE Secretary
(NITy OF ALLEGHENY, PA, TREASURER'S OFFICE.
~ August 81, 1855
Sealed Proposals viii be this oHcc. fsr pss-
TWENTY SIX PER CENT MUNICIPAL BONDs
OF said city of those maturing In 1870 1871 ls7e and i71
Bids 10 be marked
PRoPosAxs FOR MUNICIPAL BONDS"
BY order OF the Committee Finance. st sseM
D. MAcFERRoN, City Treassrsr.
y EXEMPTION or CITY BONDS.
OrricE y COMMISSIONERS rgEl
CoNsoLtrA nssr o NEs ORLKASg \
NKw ORLEANS, Sept l. 1865.
Notice hereby gyen that in aocordtnce with the pro
sertioa thirty OF OF the Legislature -
tho State Of Louisiana, entitled An acl to consolidate thQ
city New provide for the an4
administration OF ts affairs" approved on February -
sealed proposals viii be received at this oce until Ne
9Th day October 1855 at ~ O'Clock NJ for the sale to ths
three hundred Boads OF 81 each issued according
Proposas 10 be directed to o. DsBuyr Secretary Chy
Hall No. 22xand endorsed "proposas for sale u
Bouds." -
r. q. MUHAN, Comptroller.
JOSEPH HERNANDEZ. treasurer.
GEORGE CLARK. Chairman
f'raGfe r. f. HiaTSso+ii%M HnGpssss+ IAN cSsis%ss
Finance Committee Board OF Assistant Aldermen.
q. DKBuF Secretary.
The New York herald., 1866-09-10

<oO QUO
The prices OF ac leading stocks cold at the nrsl
OF the Ex,nenge each Saturday Of the last fur
veal "a an t4
The New York herald., 1866-09-10

The total of the year 10 date compare fol.
loSs With the esrondng periods 1864 and 1865 -
lsGi 1865 1866
Thiny.s,Sth wc cIa.. s'2j i4 ss2..202 $751;, ,00.
Prev reported. 81 80 a5i 20 100 w. So i.o,3G0
The New York herald., 1866-09-10

Making atota IA iyeye years or 1877 $50, ole
The export movement of gold during the pas. week
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since Janua s5s,65SeiS $so,7sa i2i S., ,5i3,422
Tho total up Sew York fcr TIC week ending
September T. cU rare AZ follows VITA iaosc Of the two
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1866-06-09
A OF LOUISIANA,
Z or lBERH 1LLE.
HYTH,JupsGEAL DISTRICT.

p1. H,yOBfG9hAL DISTRICT. ,s-
ID. matter Of estate Of Thomas Mile and
Pauline Dupuy, his wife. writ of 6 fa.,
No. .341. leo.
Waxisse; Dupuy, wife. VS., Michel He
bert husband. 4 ia No: 365.
By VIRTUE offs writ Of f ia to me
dfBected, from the honorable the aforesaid
court ID The above numbered and entitled
causes, Ifsahave seized and will offer at
public auction for cash, at the court house
of the parish Of lberville. on
SATURDAY, me 7th day Of July next,
1886, At II O'Clock !. m, all the rights
titles interests Ind Claims Of the defend-
ant Michel Hebert, into the following
described property, ia Wit !:
The ninndiiviiddef half tf a certain tract
Of lard situated III the parish Of West
Baton Rouge. Cd the tight bank Of the
Mississippi river, measuring nine arpents
front on said. river, more Or less. by the
dspihthersuDto belonging, bounded above
ty lands Of Baltbazar Dupuy, below by
those Of Josine Tuillier, together with all
the buildings aid Improvements thereon
Icing and ttheretnto belonging. The
said, tract of land being contiguous and
adjoining the plantation of the defend
shtsseised in the above CAUSES, and stu.
.ted in the parish of Iberville. pms ~ s.
The other undivided half belonging to
Wolff Hebert. /
To satisfy said writs interests, and
costs. .oqita. b JI.7u Hl u -Ah l1
%jnnelst ALLEN JUMEL, Shf. d
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1866-06-09
! STATE OF LOUISIANA,
iu..,sh. az West Feliciana,
, ryrNfH NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

= "a sAgAa AXvKNIu
,sHgn Barrow. vie, V. Robert II.
R.rrox. husband. 50, I654, s. sa5ai;.,
BYHRLpE q axrit Of 4 ia to me
directed 10 tbe. shove entitled suit, OF
d.ie tie 14th day Of Nay. a, p,,a 1866,
Fam. he I'll, District Court in and for
"a naf;sb and State, / will offer for
ale q tublliic auction to- the last and
S;shsst biddefjaEpnt ofthe court house
.okihe p.iisha West Baton Rouge on
SATURDAY Y, the 7th day Of July
Ne 1. "a. p,,' 1866; at Il O'clock a.. m,
ali the rights, titles and'interests qf the
,d;f.ndant RobertllH.a Barrow, in and to
tho follavi1gg described mortgaged prop.
e IiI.,t,,~.4-GEREAMER4C7@LAN
rrovn d. be- plantation situated
IN The narishe "a, West Baton Rouge,
bounded soetb By. lands, ofHW. D. Win,
TAI. and. on. the east, by the Mississippi
r;ver:. o. tbs south Nv lands Of the estate
&c N. Courtney, and west by lands Of
In estate Of ", w. Lennon, contain.
;SnSr twarelve hundred acres more or less,
soeefbar With III the buildings thereon.
I'd. The. ppsthssst quarter Of section.
ID fo1uea6ip S range 10, containing one
hsndre6 and sixty 83:i00 acres.
sd The west half section 81 township
e,range II containing :hree hundred and
twenty acres F
srlthaTheaanortheast quarter Of section
81. township s; range IL, containing one
hundred and Fifty B0-lOO acres. 4
4aSeised>to pay and satisfy said writ of
execution il tho above entitled suit. Sub.
vet d, i credit Of fifteen hundred and
sixty.6o,r so; 100 dalisrs, Of date the Sd
u March; 1865. h.srat i
~.s,i v.44s, 81 : 4-h WV. WHITE
iunelst.f s7s< - sts 9@ Sh'f.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1866-06-09
nETAT della LOUISIANA.
PAROISHE

c1Eeu1EnE DISTRICT ,JuDIc1AlRE.
Dams "a succession feu de Thomas Mile
ct Pauline Dupuy, son, spouse, ordre de
R,da iTla s fa No. 247.
Clarisse Dupuy, son spouse. vs.. Michel
Hebert, epoux, 6fa No. 365.
EN VRRTU de deux ordres de Fl ia a
moi adresse par Honorable la susdite
cour. deps leo causes ci-dessus intitulees
ct numereote jjai saisie ct exposerai en-
tente public % plus offhrant ct au dernier
SeSbeeeli sssf1r Al y y 4 rnaison de jc q d De Ia Ia
sAMEDl. le. line jour de juliet pro-
char si666ssaslls heures pavant midi,
tostilss dsoits &itres ct pretentions du de.
hndast Aiehsl Hebert, en- ct au paroprie-
ties 81. apresi aecrite, SAVIOR : 1890 oti
lA. r~noitieipdivise dun certain mor-
Tsan De tterre situe dams la paroisse
oldest Baton. Rouge rive droite du Miss.
issitpi, ,mesnrant nsnf arpents, plus on
moine, ds facs. s1r le dit f1euve sur la pro-
fondenr ,luii appsrterant, borne en- haut
par tsrres de Baltbazar Dupuy ct en- has
par tssrrss ee. Josine Tuillier, ensemble
ayec tohtee lee batisses ct ameliorations
qul ~ trouvent, le dit moroccan de ,terre
llolgnant 4 phabitatiop du dit defendant
(saisie dams leg memes, causes ,esI'l situe dams
ID paroiase. d,Iberville. 100 -,
taptret Motto iudivise appartenant a
volzi Hebeft.' Pour s.~tisfaire au dts
o'rrdres, interets ct frais. III, !,
II. ... \. ALLEN JUMEL,
June4s st dtit. r.~ H.. ,.s Shh.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1866-06-09
GROCERIES, &c.

so barrels MESS PORK, ...5 rs
100 barrels FLOUR, ... a.e-
100 do Peach Blow & Pink-eye .n
POTATOES,
Is tubs choice BUTTER,
90 barrels WHISKY, 5 tierces LARD,
IS boxes CANDLES. 10 barrels SUGAR,
p barrels MOLASSES,
10 sacks RIO COFFEE,
chests choice BLACK & GREEN TEA,
10 barrels BUTTER CRACKERS, .
20 boxes SODA CRACKERS,
10 boxes CRACKNEL BISCUITS,
Is boxes SOAP,
Is boxes PICKLES, pints, quarts, J gals,
3 casks Clear 4 Ribbed SIDES,
Q casks BACON SHOULDERS,
/ cask SMOKED JOLES,
4 A HIHg-- ...."-
$50 sacks CORN, yellow and white,
100 sacks OATS. 100 sacks BRAN,
so bales HAY, r. 80 II
so sacks Fine and Coarse SALT, l. a
Is barrels CEMENT, Is barrels LIME,
90 boxes CHEWING TOBACCO
Ii, 1000 domestic HAVANA CIGARS,
so boxes CLARET, t7-
S boxes CHAMPAGNE, quarts and pints,
---,4F,-- ~Tse .
10 boxes MADEIRA, PORT & SHERRY,
2 barrels HOLLAND GIN, 4or.
cask Old COGNAC BRANDY, .5 .a.
20 J barrels MACKEREL, y. 5ra 5
10 Kits do No. Id Il il
10 kits SALMON, T etsg1ab H..
10 J bbls Fulton Market BEEF, choice,
200 boxes SARDINES, 40 81
10 boxes GOLDFISH. 4aa-qrta
!, .41 wv 5aaia'o a33I NJ "
ts-a74 l fas 45 5 ,T".
MISCELLANEOUS, DC. .aE
|CAN FRUITS, e.-i Y - -s#.s '. 4',.S
"13 's CAN MEATS, all kinds,
TOILET ARTICLES, ~ haa !.
PERF vi i R,Y1,. !.
FANCY GOODS and TOYS,
GLOVES&LADIES' dress TRIMMINGS
ao3 TRUNKS & VALL1SES,
HATS & CAPS, HOUSE FURNISHING
a.fa GOODS, g., &c, &c. &c.,
now in store and for sale cheap for CASH
At -aa JULIUS G. BoGEL's W.
Family & Plantation Supply Store.
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WHICH ARE SOLD

- rois1seD0a = aaEom 10 6tt4 H39tfvi
nas3rom up i6a sgsj - os@'eJ 3aRfeb
S, Yar sad 10 - fsfa85 s8aqa % sr1st sb
81 o j9 I'D = taest9ifsq Z as9o1oa' S'5ea
sgnno5 IL sap3a aaJaa l=suQ'b aaaio1ss
% s#pt43 agrnsr. af1uIzerLg
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1866-06-09

r. OTTO respectfully announces to- his friends
and customers and the public generally, that his
store having been removed from its former forr stan stand: !:
adjoining Days Drug store, to the large store and
warehouse building, - =
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~ HARDWARE &c. a3
sa.aa T .tzF .2a tew 20 ~gE ta
In dslaea f. I, fi4 81 a5jt
ars ssia III IS RI IL 3a. a#
IS kegs NAIs, assorted size7z, '' 5
50 doz STEEL HOES, No. /, 0,
Is doz BLIND BRIDES, -
Is fdoz Pillow HAMES, III
10 doz WAGON HAMES, iron bound,
coils PLOW LINE,
10 sets double WAGON HARNESS,
qfnt a tail 4f- g a6.H -..
10 sets CARRIAGE & BUGGY Harness,
10. sets SINGLE BUGGY Harness,
100 different patterns,
enta t7e MEN & BOYS SADDLES,
20 Ladies & Misses SIDE SADDLES, lac
10 doz RIDING BRIDES, assorted,
IL doz WHIPS and .LASHES,
90 COOKING STOVES, fixtures complete
4A %a
,bIaH .aat
100 sKILLETs and. OVENS, ali sizes,
l doz HAM BOILERS,
/ doz WAFFLE IRONS, for stoves,
IL doz PADLOCKS and DOOR LOCKS,
25t do1z AXES and HANDLES,
80 doz KNIVES and FORKS,
/ doz double.barrel SHOT GUNS,
sfE1g
E#5E =
doz RIFLES,
loo, 900 PERCUSSION CAPS,
|36 SHOT POUCHES,
II doz GAME BAGS,
$50 sacks SHOT, all sizes,
IL doz GUN TUBES,
1000 CARTRIDGES for Colts Navy Piss
IL Colts POCKET REVOLVERS,
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ESTABLISHMENT !,

aauozE rssfzs 1saua'h 8asissa.
.a4alglors.a gts "a Inafo2Fo
ie9f :. a-eA uHs tia aas2,
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aBsiaiDoI
III s7b4r rs'i,pfe.x re,ug J0Eaf.A
HAVING LOCATED in THE CRY q
ae III Sab Ne ..si5sus tst.i Is aanoll
asa sap :aso.a sEJ 1s4 .a3st Y1Jlrse91
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1l9ts9 fa..t a,tq BE- egab d 'iifse .llsd
slal.4 aa7 III 81 aoe 81 Je9FE .1aasst4
53sila .at 81 ,fIs5m4s a9ttaaig th39,oss5
/: 7iIpves .~9tnsgfgs
.. +, - $, etEYRao ~ Ct
azaa 'aa7 CHEAP GOODS, sash e.,l.
sHstH 9@Rsa aa 9a9i 80 @l49Fs go
zst4av7s7j3 aoa-ti .aajont ao saie .i99t
BIZ tr,, 594o9 aauoh ri a47s eldaa9ans
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10 fr ,af5H1 h siesa1s et7aapft2
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BY THE UN~DERSIGNEDoATd4
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asr..f ab raasa3a AAE5A Nv y
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Z s1taa SMALL ADvANCE,sas3aas.'.s,,a :
a92s lqqissIaEII 79ls "a easi %
pn sulq ,ansq4a afas1aRp ID g1ohasfo1e II
jaba d. sdfod .~I5i.asag >eugil s7lut ,s1soai
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q'sei p oyer COST ~ -
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tea1Iaan .fsf aotaal d s!sqga @.'fioah
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Is ps,9rota 4i 4us i~loygori ~ iHs'
$500 ~ . E4L&..1 az Hat@.kr
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SOL. M. ASHEh;


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4aidJa",5 tg.. 81 ~1j r.. I 'a'5Jh hH <
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HARD WARE, QUEENS WARE,

ALL AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS
We return thanks fol, past patronage and. hope.
the material and low prices we now o8er, may
promote our mutual interest. ,as.ote =.
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OF Kansas, Iowa and Michigan, and the
three Pacific States, have furnished TO
Mr.. Blaine, of Me-, Chairman. of the
Select Committee on the War Debt OF
the LOYAL States and the amounts ex-
pended by them severally in supporting
the late war. The footings in most
cases include the amounts expended by
counties, cities and towns, and the ag-
sgregate, in round numbers, are as fol-
lows:
Maine, $4,000, 600; New Hampshire,
s13 mn 600: Vermont, s., zoo, 600; Massa-
chnsetts, 81, 100. 900 Estate alone, with
out including the town debt);s Rhode
Island, 81, 500, 600; Connecticut, SII,OOO,-
600; New York, Ill 900, 0O0i New Jersey,
s2s'7O0. GOO; Pennsylvania, S54, 900; Deln-
ware, s., iOO, 600; Maryland, S. 600. 900;
West Virginia, s., 600, 600; Ohio, S65, Ooo,-
600; Indiana, 81, 10000; Illinois, (esti-
nated) $50, 00O, coo; Wisconsin, 81, 200
600; Minnesota, s., 500, 600; Missouri,
50, 500, 600; Kentucky, 81, 600, 600, (by the
State alone, not including counties or
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