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Nebraska advertiser., 1866-09-13

The Johnson party of Nebraska have
called a Convent n, Itch Convention
met last Tuesday The call is for those
who endorse MY Policy and the Phil.
adelphla Convention. soThe call is doubt
less gotten i ply A. s. Paddock, and is
his rries for a re.appointment 10 the
Office Of Secretary of the Territory
Nurlured into life blythe Union party,
whoimistoOkh him through his pleasing ex-
leTiOt tfoth gentleman, this ASP noBb
attempts to pierce with his poisonous
fsngs The friends who warmed HIM ino
political life, sOIher officials. and mary
desiring to be, havsisighed the tsEl.-'
From this county appears Dr. HolIaday
-whO only wants The P, O., TO- keep it
from going down town-E. WOrlhing-
for whose biz H.OppositiOn3is the life Of
trade, "-HOngn lodge R. J.ipWhitney,,
Esq, D.. M'Laughln and Geo. Dorsey.
Messts. Worlhing Jamison, Holiday
and Mclaughlin went up as Delegates.
This Convention meets on the same
day with the Democratic Convention
and the Nebraska City, Of the 8th, says.
THE aUowels of principles they make
are identical wih those put forth, By the
democracy. Agreeing in Prlpclple there
should be no barrier 10 agreement in ac.
This shows rlainly the driftthings are
intended to take.s The rebel wagon is
suck, The Democratic show cannot per-
without The traitors, and A. John
son cOncoeted the Philadelphia Conyen.
ZION, and is ''deslrlbuting bread from the
graneries,'3 to entlce northern
and rsnegades to help pull
'em out.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-09-13


sgs We hoist. to-day, the names of the
nominees Of the Union Republican Con
vsn,iOn which me. in this city last Thurs.
DAY.
-o Hon. JoHE TArFE is on Of the ablest
iawers 10 Nebraska, and the sianches
Republicans in the land. He served
with credi, in the I'd Nebraska, and
o nAie friends of all with whom be came
ia sOntscts He is altogether the ittest
man that could have been nominated and
viii bear the Republican banner with
fssrlessness and assist 70 crown il with
. victory. 2 chr 50
Hon. I. NJ. MGRsUrrrr, the nominee
Cor Delegate, is ar able lawyer and a
Republican Of the Puritan mold, inhexi.
be aud u~nyielding in principle. The
fnOsl a~rgumen;sIve speech we have ever
listened 10 in Nebraska came from the
iips Of The Hon. T. M. Marquette.
The other candidates are ell well.
known, having for some years credi;ably
and hOnOFably filled the positions for
which they have been nominated.
Now, citizens of the burnt District, y
particularly, and Nebraska generally, it
rests with you to vindicats true Union
Republican principles in the triumphant
election Of this ticket. All stand square.
IL u The Constitutional Amendment,
and firmly by The policy and acts Of the
sch Congress. The Country is actually
10 danger Of another rebellion traitors
are more hsugh,y and defiant than in
1850. because, as they Justly proclaim, A.
johnson u with them, demanding their
admission without guarantees, opposing
the Constitutional Amendmeni-0ure
Riatorm-placingr rebels 10 power, and
giving into their political and social con.
troll she loyal whites and blacks il the
South.. Il is our duty in Nebraska as
IN The saslsFn States 70 arise and rebuks
3 Ibis dsmagogue, whose estimateo of a free
o people is shown IN his attempt To- conlrol
Them by his official patronage. Arse
fFeenen Of Nebraska and on the 9th of
OclObeE next roll up q majority foE the
Republican Union ticket which viii make
rebels hide their heads and ] johnson rene-
gadss ashamed Of their pusillanimous
esurSs.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-09-13

~Ths Rsdieal Outht. al Brownvills on
Thursday, Just naturally slaughtered
Oloe county. Not one Of the five can
didates Of that party couId, be obtained
Tor the Grsl county in the Territory. We
trust or Republican friends will recOI.
iesi it-Nalssman, Neb. City, Sth.
Aug. Harvey publishes the above In
ths ams issue with the proceedings of
he Union Republican Convention. which
aAould be read 10 pail the above false
hoaa fast We wander if OsOe county
eontnnas a Republican soft enough ia the
shell % Be made score" BY the pecking
q shiB coPpefAbad goose. who invited
gpsrFillas, bushEhaeksrs and rebels to
make heir homes in Nebraska if 20,
les hin So. he Is az element Of weak.
ns~ - ~ Ustoa 1auks.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-09-13

We learn that the. "Simese twin
C~OnventiOns of Democrats 10 the uppsl
stor and Johnsonites in the lower, which
mepR hi Piauznouh Tuesday made the
following neminAiions:
For Member of Congress, A. S. Pad
dock J ohnsoaiies
For Delegate in Congress, J Sterling
Morton, Copperhead.
Ye, Gads wha. a mess! Paddock,
whohas solahin Eor-ihe Secretary.
ship of The Territory, must wOrk to lose
has PRICE = for if we are admitted his
office goes lp-and has not the ghosts of a
chance of being elected! While Moron,
a thorough rebel al hearg runs for a Po-
suion where he can neither help the
rebs or their next friend" A. johnson.
"The mill of the Gods grind slowly 5
and the devil seems 10 have "bolted' the
whole "grist" al Platlsmoulh.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-09-13

State snail assume OF pay any debt OF O~bligstios incur
red in aid Of instruction or rebellion against the
United States, or any claim for The loss or quhncipa-
ton OF any slave: but all such debts, OBJ igatpas and
claims shall be held illegal and void.
SIC 5 The Congress shau have power e Enforce
b bprcpiiarsIesis stiOnsrtAQfosisiS9 Of "a artisa
SChuYLBh cOLFAx,
aSDeakeE ofthe House q Repressntaaves-
LAFAYETTE s. FOSTER.
PRESIDENT q the Senate Pr fem
ERes0tved, Thatioyaly shall difect,and
control the d~estinies Of this nation.
Resolved. That The soldiers of the Uni
on who have saved this nation from de-
~slruction by armed traitors. shall. in The
future. as in The past, have our hearty
cooperation and u~nfaltering support, and
that we are deeply sensible 10 the fact
that the people of this Republic can new
er fully discharge the debt of gratitude
which they owe to the Uaion soldiers
and sailors whose self sacrificing patri-
olism and blood have preserved constitu-
tional liberty upon this continent.
Mr.. Sahler moved the rePortB Be adopt
ed. Carried.
On motion of Mr.. Hathaway, Gen. J..
M. Thayef, Hon. t. w. Upton, and
Coils r. R. Livingston, VIM. Banner
add MATS Tafe and Armstrong be re-
q~uested to attend the Soldier rs and Sailors
Convention at Pi.lsburg.
The Convention then proceededto bal
let for candidate FOR Member of The 4Oth
Congress:
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-09-13
7SHERFF S4LE
August 3lst ls66,
LEGAL NOTICE.

Ed. A lien, a non res dent, and the unknown
hers Of E ID Allen. will take notice that Richard
E Case, will apply by motion, at the next term Of
the District Court. 20 be holden in spd for Acmaha
County on the 24th of September. 1886, at Brown
vile, for an order Of theeourt directing the Clerk
to supply and make up a perfect record, IN a GER
tain cause, heretofore, pending. wherein R. E.
Case was plaintiff and Z D Allen was defendant
also, that the sheriff supply q lost execution 10
said case. and be directed to execute 10 said-k =.
Case, 3 deed to Block three, in North Brownville,
N said County. 493t 700 RICHARD z. CASE
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-09-13

4 The Fenlan Congress adjourned its
session in Troy, N. W on The 9Ih.-
Roberts was reelected President Of the
Brotherhood p. J, Meehan, President
Of the Senate. J, W. Fitzgerald, Speak
.er of the House. An effort is being
made TO induce Gen. Sheridan to take
command Of The Fenian forces ~ .1s
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-09-13
what the Fress say Of US

GIt bears on its fsce the stamp o. az honest bu-
siness transaction and we doubt not that the list
patrons will speedily roach the number required
10 secure an early distribution. -Easton pa
Journal, August, Ist 1899.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-09-13
'sROwNvILLE THURSDAY, SEP. is, 1865.
yGREPUBLICAN UNION TICKET.
County Union Convention.

The Union Voters Of Nemaha County
are requested to assemble in Delegate
Convention at Br0wnVille on
SATURDAY,, SEPTEMBER 18Th,
for the purpose Of nominating a iickel
for The Legislature and TWO County Com
m~isIiODsrs, TO be supported by the Union
Foiers Of Nemaha county at the October
election,
The several Precincts are entitled to
the following representation in said Con-
-EintiOn, which representation is based
spon the Union vote for Governor at the
ls.t aleciion viz. ~ -at .ro
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-09-13

On motion of Judge Dundy the nomi-
nation of John ToFe)a as candidate of the
Union party of Nebraska for Member
of the 10Th Congress, was made unan-
imous. ,.i 81. n.
Maj Tafe then appeared and d~ecIar-
ed his position as square upon the Plat
form Of the party and un~sweryipgly OPP
posed to my policy.
gIlMr. MCCAIN then thanked aBe Con
venlion for The fatlering vote given him.
and pledged his support to the candidate
and party with all the energy that in
him lay.
Nominations for Delegate in Congress
then being in order. the following gen
tlemen were nominated, and the first
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-09-13

Is The Neb. City Newsrin its usual glib
style of faIsehoOd and badinage says lha.
no n spoke al the Republican Union
ratification meeting las. Thursday even
ing, that Gov. Saunders and the SPEAKERS
generally hadlefts and the audience was
.eOmPoseH Of empty benches. Ia2d2@ sd.
Those. who were there VIII know that
the above is a falsehOod.b b. The crowd was
large and enthusiastic and were address
ed byiGeR. ThayeT. Gov. Saunders Hon.
John TaHe. Hon. O. p. Mason, Hon. Il.
NJ. Marquette, w Poltinger and others.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-09-13


The weakness Of the Democratic
parry and the miserable subterfuge and
lying they are forced to do to dodge the
real ! sue, is plainly shown 10 the follow.
ing reply from the Omaha Herald of the
9Th, to a challenge in The Omaha Repub.
Iican: l
The miserable old pegro-sufrage
disunion newspaper over the way. chal-
lenges the Herald 10 discuss the proposed
am ndment TO the Constitution. We
shall do this 10 lis hearts .contend in due
season. Meantime we state the real is.
sue IN the present contest to be sin ply
what it Is. Union or Disunion, Peace or
War, We are for the Union and Peace.
The miserable old d%isunion organ is for
Disunlon aud War, We accept this is.
sue, and go INFO The, campaign squarely
upon i, asking no quarter and giving
none"
8 They dare not favor the amendment.
as its adoption will make "tfeason 0dius /"
PreFenftrsitOrs from gaining power in
land, protect loyal men in the South and
kill the Democratic party l. 5aa srs 1oi
-f# ~ AL E-E LA -FHL |L L
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-09-13

The Union voters Of the several Pre-,
sincls are requested TO assemble at The
voting ,Plsess in their respective Pre-
p eincis on na yas GrG9;fasDhs 70 -
2 THURSDAY SEPTEMBER 1884,
tor the purpose Of elec.ing the Delegates
v said County Convention. ha5nsots 81
? iatBy order Co. Union Cen. Conn., 2
ors isao.ii C. G. DORSEY, Chm. %
=. Z. r Fisher. Sec. 7l0o sAl = =.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-09-13

"The plan is a good one, and the inducements
unequalled No distribution guarantees mere ge-
NAL satisfaction than this one, and il is DO wonder
the prople patronize it, a.sviHe IN. Y)Adyerti-
ser, Aug. 2 1896.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-09-13

PROB4TE N0TInE4
MYSTERY SMP

Notice T. hereby given, that. by virt1.
der Of the District Court Of Ksmaba @aa {
6raska IerIitoTy, IN ehaneeFy,i in he ,,,e ~ y
burner against Anton KING, made 49,. ~
term A. D. 1865. / wilton sue SFl
Monday The Isl day Of OctSb&r a n ,ol
at one 0 clock P. N.Ofer for ale !, 49,
tosthe highest bidder for cash, at rbs S-%
AsPheFseps Hall. 10 the City OF RlozaTma l
maha County, Nebraska Territory ~ ,,
where thslast teru4 0fssdd Court for a. = pa'
was held the South East Quarter Of Soaa'
tIetin Township six (6I North Of Rsno, p. {
(lsl East. IN Nennha Comfy, Rebaasfs Fo-
Given under my hand this 50th dsv ~ ioi
A. D. 1855 CHAS- q ioIosaesla
Maeta- e.. e.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-09-13

a"The proprietOrs Of a Great Matinee in New
York City, pr, misses cash and other indncemon :
enough to set every body crazy after a ticket for
fortune. Everybudy, Of course, cannot win. but
somsbodv must and the lucky one will make - for
tune GoraHaa Mich AMERICAN aug. 3 Is63.
we are not psriiai 70 50 SCALED Gift Enterprises.
bscaUse many # them ere gDftets up On ia Sc or
talIacious speeuiatin- Tut when as in The pres
cnt inst nc. the 20 an - = sennd basis ard when
the character Of the pariie@ engaged and the descrfp-
ton ~ lies rrsssna 80 tlj-fseteTy fndUceBiehs to the
public wr ~ Iust REL e 20 vi h be dIstiOu ion full
sue ess-WaTrsn (Jua) Constitution
~ we can AID ~ th~m = D NO af $50 COZ OF a nice
hOu., T farm, Who's aarae} ." IN expenditure. A
frsrrrse .t 3 n n "a eor,h r.kns H. STAMPS rvr.-
NJ HbHrg (ds) TIE sgraPa
(. F tn dear beYer Non FAR iadY,' AMI a lucky hit
VIII a mn a. Ia the world FuIS l., TIE consider
atm thai iudnce- people . Try their ilck' and we
hop the - est man nay WIN" TIE enterprise appears
sOuSi and pr mise stlct mies ritr o disfriDulfDf IN
def he supervision II chosen elmmi tee.-cltfyof
a Pletoe (~is) Crescent Aug II. 1856.
sept IL 6ms -
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-09-13
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Splendid List Of Premiums to be
distributed Gratis to the Hold
ers Ofthe Tickets for the
GRhND-GIRT MATINEEl

l premium in Grcenbacks - s5O,O0'
/ premium u House aud Lot, situated on
marry Hill, New York, With al the mod r
anteed. 40, OOC
/ premium, n Farm situated at Monsey, Rock
lanu Co.. New Yotk ~ hours from New
York, 10 minutes walk from the station,
containing 20 acres, 500 fruit bearing
trees, apples pears AID eherries.S acres
OF large timber, balance il gras, and crops
good fences, large springs, supplying u
magnificent fish pond and 4 splendid trout
ing brook, runnlns ACROSS the whole prop
ertys filled wish 6ne tsVut, god dwelling
house, 10 roOms,l large barn, shed aud
hay lott, I granary and carriage hogse .
lower hOOr fried up and occupied BY farm
ef. hen coop. pig pen cstA crib. Harm in
plements, carrIage, wagon horses, 2 vxsn
. COWS pigs. ebakel de ,6c.; utlo per 9r'
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10 " Pianos (Steiuway 5 and Chickering's 1000
40 " sew NJ Aseh!nes Wheeler q VIII
3 sons Grover & baseis and SIngeTs9 -2,40O
~ pfemiuD, Odd. Amer Ican, Patent LAYER
HaHtirg C8sa atch-s.- .--.2, 100
30 premiums. SILVER Patent Lever Hunting
Case W4tehes, 80. .....-.--- Il 500
The b. isnce 60 DO or Diampad Kings, Al
buns sfusieat Instruments, Silk ID esses Of
the-latsst taSnisn40ie-pattefns, Kid GuYes,
Writing Cases silver TIA Sets. and other 81
valuable articles soc. numerous to mention, 9,io0
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Nebraska advertiser., 1866-09-13
TICKETS ONE DOLLAR EACH.

In every case SEND the name OF e9ch SUBSCRIBER
and their Post Office Address, with the Town.
County and State, in full. Money BY drafts p. o.
order, Express or in Registered Letters, may be
sent at our risk.
AGENTS active and reliable agents wanted in
every town of the Union, With whom liberal ar
raneements will be made. Ladies are Invited to
form clubs and send for tickets, for all the property
would be as. useful to them az the gentlemen.
The best references will be furnished on appIi-
cation. All PERSONS wishing tickets or infOrlns4
ton viii please address, with fall nams, County /.
plainly written to J.J. ADAMS,
Manager and Agent, ~
= Il a 81 Nassu4 Street New York 4
The New York herald., 1866-09-04
Rate Of Interest

iolh $3.50, 59o oOo
charter has been obtained to construct a raroa
from Sheffield, Conn, 10 the New York State line,
through the town Of Salisbury-a distance OF ten miles
10 effect junction with the road connecting the
Harlem road with Milleron, Conn.
The Connecticut and Passumpsc Railroad, running
from White River Junction to Newport 105 miles. 1t is
stated s TO be extended TO the Canada line II is
in contemplation to connect the road with the Grand
Trunk and air line will be thus established from this
city 10 Quebec
The st. Paul and Pacific Railroad Is now nearly COM
pleed TO ST. Cloud seventy four miles; the Minnesota
Valley Railroad forty eight miles; the Minnesota Gen.
trail Railroad, from Minneapolis TO Fnirbault, fftysix
miles; while the Southern Minnesota Railroad, extend
ing from St Paul. and the Lake Superior and Mississippi
Railroad will be open thirty forty miles
for travel
subscriptions arc being raised to survey a line OF
railroad from Bay City to Port Hudson. Mich. Con-
siderable effort also being made to get the Toledo Ann
Arbor and Saginaw Railroad to make Bay City Its term
nus on the Saginaw river.
The ohioville Railroad Company, Of Ohio, and tho
Ohiovle Railroad, OF Pennsylvania have been conso
dated under the Of Island Run Railroad Company
railroad is projected from Lynchburg, Virginia, via
the Cumberland Gap. to Cincinnati aud Louisville.
The New York herald., 1866-09-04

In the foreign exchange market the spasnodc advance
OF Saturday sustained aud the demand for bills
light BANKERS bills on England at sixty days
quoted secord the close o. business a 100 Il three
days, io6tI 1919 commercial, lo5 =
Mining stocks were generally Grm A. The hrst board
Columbian Cold and silver cOsec l5c lower ihon at tho
fame time saturday, posnlege Gold was Sc higher
Rocky Mountain zoe and at tho second ward Corydon
closed isc higher than the nrs board selng al ~
s. bonneville Gold 3c selling at 81 30, Liberty &C.,
ceiling a ale Consolidated Gregory Gold sold al SIS 49,
Holman Cold, soc. Petroleum stocks On tneir way
down to the bottomless pt which their prices vary
from something Absurdy unIng TO nothing.
Tho different kinds of United States securities do.
c,s,ed ss basis of circulation by the national banks
n sbov
The New York herald., 1866-09-04

CoFtEx nominally unchanged No sales OF any
des 'riptlons were heard or We quote good prime
Rio lshc i9hc., gold, duty paid
FnnGnrs were more steady The engagements wers:--
To Liverpool. IA 600 bushels corn I'D 100 bales
cotton al 32d and per steamer q 600 bushels
I'd 10 bids tobacco NJ 25s and 35O bales cotton al
7l6d. To London, pr steamer, 900 bbls. rosin Mt
y 3D. 1000 boxes cheese Al go and 20 hhds tobacco
at 2Os
Naval sroRr Spirits iurrcniino con,lnucd quiet,
with sales of 100 bDs NJ G.c osL Of rosins snes
reported OF 900 bDl- at s. 20 80 for No J. and
81 rs for pale.
ons -Clty linseed was steady NJ al ss a 81 Is for
iobbng lots No sales OF English tran.pircd
PEovieose Receipts, 90 packages and 10 kegs lard.
Only moderate business transacted in the pork
market aud rather lower prices accepted news
sales we're 1000 bbs s82 - g32 ssI for new mesr
go so s3l Tor oid do and so - $50 30 FOR prime
do also 80 btf new moss for september and octo-
ber nj tJ2 81 So sellerp and buyers option Beef
unchanged in every respect sales 400 bbls si4
slp for plain mess and $40 s23 for extra DO
Beef hams dun and nominay nnrhanged CUT
meats steady and frm with sales of 200 packages
ai 1910 y isc for hams, and II l5c for shoul.
ders. Of bacon ve have sales ~ importance re-
port The lard market continued duh and heavy The
sacs were confined 10 800 bhs n isc 2otsc Butter
steady 90c a 33c for Western and 55c q l0c for
state Cheese was more active but AZ lover rates
&c lsc.
PrRolrrx was without decided change IN value tho
demand however, being moderate Tor both crude and
bonded saes 600 bbls At 2sc % for the former
and s3tSc as. for the latter
srsAntSg 10 moderate request Sales 60, 600 lha
., iTysc. a2eac also 5000 ba grease At lose.
I27.c
srGsn was without decided change 10 valae though
the decline In gold caused desire 20 sell and the
market was somewhat heavy, closing quet basis of
l0&c lie for fair 10 good refining Cnba The ssles
were limited TO $5o hhds Cuba, a, i0lsc. i3Hc-ths
latter price for strictly choice grocery 13c sc for
Porto REQ and Ia for small 10, n Bsrtsdocs As1 3B
bores Havana, 81 from lie - itc Refined sugar WAS
quiet hards lsac
TALDow setive, bat q, caser rates; .aics 10000
lbe al i2c I2i.c
wm.s ~ -Rersp,s. i4 bbis The make, coniaasd
dull, aud prices ncmipAy unchanged
The New York herald., 1866-09-04
Third se.sion-2.3O p. NJ.
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

HUSDzY. sVFV j. T.
AsHes.-Rcceipts bbis. The market for both pot
and pearl continued Quot and the absence OF sales
prices nominaliy unchanged. .
BREADsrrrys Receipts, l027O bbls -four; ass do;
200 bags meal Il ITO bushels wheat IT. 5s2 do
corn and e. 4O do The market for State and West
flour ruled exactly the last noticed choice
and low grades were 10c. 5c OF, while common and
medium sound grades ruled comparatively steady The
sales 1000 bbs the revised quotations appended
Southern -four in moderate demand and scarcely 80
rm closing heavy the annexed rates sales $50 bbis
Canada -four, in the absence OF important sales
entirely nominal Rye -four steady, salcs $50 bbIs
at SIS 80 50 90 Corn meal continued quiet with sales
The New York herald., 1866-09-04
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.

HuvTpNyy--frT asn In ka0nish, Nsr Iwft %
weensrday Asgast ~, ~ tbs Rev. v u 0shsnssn, Fo
nsuup A HrsfRsks, a Bsssr2n, ~ Y " htNn ~,
daughter a Charss n Gifsng. ~ kAt0nah
Hs.ssx--esvfs- On Saturday, rsytsasssr J. ~ the
Rev Esshsr ncGars. JoHs Hs<aqs W ksGssnr hWryn,
both ~ NsnAsh. Ireland Imut tt&isiy atsr us msiri-
ponisI esr-msny ~ hsppy pair len ~ Us Ciy ixrs
Kpsan-Bs0vs ia ,hn cits. % Ksassy, csyssz,
The New York herald., 1866-09-04
S HiPPIN NE w S.
PORT OF NEW YORK. SEPTEMBER 3. 1866.

mssip s.mssD Snsr,ssn GS Bolton Bosonn G.G%ws Co.
BARK = Ursula tBr) Sanford Rio JaneiroPcndergast
Brig Leonard Meyers Hicks Mayaguez and st John PR
Brig Harriet Amelia (sr) Cox IIafax-A smithers Co.
Brig Victoria (Br), Anderson Dorchester, NIB Nevus
Brig Emma Ives (Br, Lorway sydney. oB
Brig Sparkling Sea (Br), Bowdon, Brunswick Cav In
schr Ellen (Br) Bethel, Port Marie jar Edridge,
schr NJ Mcmillan (Br). Miller, 81 Kitts-c IL Trumbuil
Arrived.
Us steamship Ncwbern. Holey. Pensacola.
c S s L.sss Aug
sa P
Tssed steamer bound E; AM ship hip rssed steamer
a sS ssS'
ssS E,na heass LysrpooI i, steam
10 Southampton I'D with mdse 72o passengers Kun
sasss
I ship :. Steering ssw 'a stesmsSps % reaona
fox. % hours With mdsa and passeasers to ] Hand
and passsnsss o Ivnson @rFe Fox &C. ~a a''
Steamship fransona Sherwood, Portland, with mdse, TO
Steamship Farbsnks Hunter, Boston, with mdse, to Me-
ship Peruana 1Br, stewart rauIque May 30 with nitrate
g soda TO to order July y Of the river =. Plata JAMES %
reenns and lost Aug % lat 81 loo 81 40 spoke brig
with coffee, to Pavenstadt 4 Co.
Bark @ Hunt Neil sagua IL days, with sugar. &c, TO
Brett Son Co.
Bark y stover Pierce Havana II days. with sugar, to
r. Ward A Co.
Bark @ Dodge. Walls Havana IS days. with sugar, to
4 + Peters
Brig Gertrude (Br) Richards, Rio Janeiro 50 days with
coffee, to George Bullcy July "a Int IS 80 s lon 80
~ spoke ship southern Empire (fr) from Liverpool for
Bombay July g. lat 10 20 s. Ion IS 80 spoke ship Bolten
Abbey (Brl, from Liverpool for Calcutta.
Brig Garbald (Nor) Larsen, Rio Janelro s5 days, with
coffee, TO Funch, Mencke K Wendt.
Brig Gentle Annie ,Br) Pitts Bucnos Ayes 20 days, with
hides &c, to d DeWolf a Co.
Brig Chowan Forbes Greytown, 20 days. with mdse, TO
master
Brig isola Newman Humacoa PR, Is days, with sugar
Brig Wild Pigeon johnson, Havana II days, with
10 j Eneas
Brig Iorana of Boston, Hopkins, st Jago de Cuba IS
days with sugar &c, to master.
Brig Keystone, Barter Cow Bay II days. with coal to
Swain
schr Emma (Br), Davis, Arccbo PR, ID days with
to Boardman.
schr May Belle Martin Jorns Ms. via Holmes Hole,
II days with stone TO master.
schr MARYLAND Cathcart Lingan. l3 days. with COAL to
master.
Schr Ralph Post. West, Pensacola. % days.
Schr Sally Atkins Bunting Virginia,
schr II g A Ward, Edwards, virginia.
SchrJ l. Hess. Hudson. Virginia.
Schr Oliver Booth. Dennis Virginia
Schr United Brothers, Elzey, Georgetown.
schr Redondo, Lord. Newburg for Portsmouth.
schr Clarabe, Sturgess. Albany for Providence.
Schr Ceres, Clark Rondout for Providence.
Schr 3 W Cummins, Bonlt, Rondout for Providence.
Schr Ada Herbert Cotell Gloucester.
The New York herald., 1866-09-04

Gold loaned early the day at lilo per cent per
diem in favor Of the lender Of tho coin; but afterwards
Che bulls made the supply easier TO encourage the
- short interest land transactions generally made
without interest
! The course OF American securities in London since
April 1863 Is thus indicated -