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, 1866-02-24

.T PERRY DAVIS VEGETABLE PAIN
hiL!tLE! The Great Family M.,!iclnc II tho Age
LAIN 'iiHcr, TAX internally. stuuid br .dnitcra1cd
W :. mix or water, aud swcrirnc,i viii, sugar ii de-
'lf"ti. 81 made Into a syrup with mnia.srs. For n
'''l ~. q few drops on sugar eaten wil be more II.
ir'iirr than ansthins else. For SORE THROAT,
s'irS e Ia tlir"at will u mixture Of l'ain Il ii!rr aud
water. and the rc!rfi IL imrn, dIat- ni! cur. prsitiyr.
u sho"li not be forgotten t!i,t IN. ram X lille, /,
'iuaiiy a. :""I 10 tai.' internally - externally.
E'sS'' bo;ii" is wrapped wiki. iai objections for il.
use. jal.3u Nv feb
, 1866-02-24

WAHrED.-A steamship company which will
pm, n line. Of steump ERA on The route e:wcn this
an! my Northern city, thu: will give colored
ed as respectable people oug;h, TO be. The ffeish,
which the colorrd peopls have to give 10 such
n line would soon pny, II .Ecrc was bGs ono
s,cnmcr tney would prefer TO wait FOX her
,ripa.
, 1866-02-24

MunpER.-A man named Benjamin Massey,
whllc returning from The circus on "Wednesday
evening", III coEpnny with a lady who had Mt
tended The show with him. was murdered II,
KinS Street. near Calhoun. The ludv re,,in, :
that deceased was intoxicated. aud pissed on
Calhoun Street Tvs citizens and "a suidirr. On,
of them spoke 70 Massey, WHO replied. They
then chased hun round INTO KING S,irr,. y
Mr.. K. 9. White ~trntlhcs To hi, being in E.in-
Street ahou, eleven o'clock. mud seeing a white
mal ci.n,ing n colore:l man. The cnl0,cd man
cried murder. and The white mar struck u, him
with s"'Hrthing twelve or eighteen inches Long.
AT The SECOND blow deceased fell. aud the " hi,t.
man walked off up TIE street, met some other
person. and remarked TINT the deceased WINS a
Saucy negro.
The Coroner has held mn inquest, and the YER
dict Is. ";hnt the said Benjamin AIussty came
TO his death by n wound inflicted in the back l..
with n shnrp instrument, IN The hand OF hands
OF some person unknown to The jury, in King
Str,er, ncnr Calhoun. ubnut IL n'cruck, on III.
night Of the 3lst of February, 1866. uynips, the
peace and dignity Of the STRIFE"
1. is to'nebody's fau!, that the murderer was
not aPPrchended. y v~,I!.ii.nt police should hive
had tbs offenders btor this. wh,ro arc til.
detectives ,hnt Sur daily paptrs Dragged 50
r,uch about?
We have Heard that three Other persons were
murdered on Thursday night. and believe thai;
The IcPoyt is true.
ond lining is certain, he civil authorities have
shawn themselves incapable ulprrscrvinY pence
and protecting life in The city and the sooae.
the military intcrposc and abolish the city pc.
iicc' the safer viii be human life and property.
, 1866-02-24

TT Several p%lni.tcis. Who some week. since
drove HE freedmen from ,,ri, places, hnyr been
trying 10 INDUCE them to return: aud We learn
have offered tive dollars per hrul To labor bro.
krrs it they will furnish them with hands.
Better h4vc dealt fairly with the freedmen in
the FRS, place than to have to come terms at
last, aud pay tA'ra tor il.
, 1866-02-24

ES''A FALSE RUMOIs is circulated ,l.as.
ny l''are @! Gu>,nss, IL remove 10 Meeting stree.
! would i:i.o-T Ivy friends aud customers that AN,
stiii II, my old ~ ID. NJ 4.a King, opposite Radcliffe
street where ny business us an undcrtnbrr cuntin.
nts Tie snI,". Thankful fer fpr.n,r patronage. ],
icu:uhry l III StIIN WILSON,
, 1866-02-24

ED The RichIn aod Examiner has been .u,prcs.
scd hy Gen. Grnnt b cause it stirred up and kcr.
alive bitterness Of feeling in the South, and mis-.
represented the true sentim.n, Of The mass Of
Southern people. We wonder fthc Lieutenant
General .v'r sees the South CaroRinian, or hus
heard anyrhimg nhnnt its bitterness and hostility
TO The Union sentiment Of South Caro- inu?
, 1866-02-24
SPECIAL NOTICES.

Dg- a COURSE OF LECTURES Viii b..
delivered for the benefit OF the I'ru,rsiant EpiscoIa al
Sewing Circle, commencing. Jan. 8. 1856.
The 7ili lecture viii be delivered by Sir. Il. C.. Do.
Large, On Monday evening, Feb ~, subject, Duties Ut
the Hour. The others announced weekly. Tiri.i,
can lie Obtained Of Robert Houston W. r. Marsh.tl
i. DncDsta 5. Hare 4. O'Ntrl and Jna Fulhutn.
, 1866-02-24

AFRICAN NJ. T.. Cu,ncu.- Although this
church. is no, yet finished, yc, services were held
there on Sunday last, rough seats aud II rough
pulpit having been cxtcmporizcd for the orcn-
sion. When ". remember that the woods were
Gods first temples. Ibis unfinished rdiiicr i, in.
deer, Il tabernacle. The pastor, Mr.. Cain. is
equal To any emergency, AMI The h~uilt.in. opera
tons still 50 on. When con, rIc,c,l, the church
will he c,,mrnoliouS. an an evidence of liz in
d"mitnblc energy o: the religious class OF our
citizens.
, 1866-02-24

10 The Freedmen, Gimp ha, no, Vel beer.
established u, Masnolin prnin,ull. for TIC rc,.
son thar the necessary camp rQt'pasr cnr,!ui 81
drawn Of the Qunr,cr,nu,,rr hy The Sti,,c. in;cn.
!cnt. i military officer mus, make suc, reoui.
sitiuu.
, 1866-02-24

EV' Rev. DIR. Eek, Of sew York, one of III,
Trustees Of the National Ererdmen's Il lief AZ
soc!ation. and Mi. II. a. lIngcl. of New Ynrk.
have recently paid Soutl. Carolina II visit. on
business rrrrn!ning TO the we'll fare of freedmen
and other niFtrs.
, 1866-02-24

1"VNG MgSs CunisriAS A>socIATICN.-Wr
are glnd to. make mention Of the fact that an
association Tor the religious. moral. ana intel.
lertual Improvement Of the young men. has
been f"fmcd iii Charleston. The following srn-
tlencn IRE lis officers: Pr,.idtr,. G.. NJ. Me
GIa,h; Vice Prrsldtnt, S. W.J"hnsnn Src1c-
1nry. Wm. Eden Treasurer. X. Holloway.
coH.!i't,ee IN EarIc,se..-R, FL Cardozo.
W.n. o.. Weston, James W,lsnn.
, 1866-02-24
COMM UNICATED.

Articles inserted under Ibis hrad are WRITER, h,
correspondents W. shall y" ~ II to publish com
'nnni"nii"ns 4 merit, but Il, not hold ourselves re-
rpon-ihlv Tor tier sentiments.
, 1866-02-24
Hon. W. d. KEL;.ny. Wa,hn.:,n. DC.


!. WENpELL PuILLlP>'> l.EcrcnE. W,nteli
Phillips Delivered ! ;: ,ii.l. an uia,r>>.n ~ =
tionai lftf,lls'' To ii very crowded. aud b.i,lInn,
nu,iiencc IN the Br,oklvn AGA .",:v Of .MuS,r.
The speech was neatly TWO hours ion-. wrrt
over the who'll, ground IT Ircnn-t- i.nn, pr,-
h:ntcG the necessity ANA duty resting U,o.l ~,
North to Scctr'Ii'S victory n TN, field y" .tbt.
gnnizins the Unini on rlc bass Of q:inl ~ji>tir5,
and denounced Tie inIly uf ada ,tiu. Tn. SOUTH
~iiie size is sittNIiS 10 rvnuiii Il >Itrr system.
The d iiicul'y OF tn.dny is that the Moth does
not closely co'mrr, hrnil tic new division Of inr-
ties. Heretofore Giant led the one and Lee the
other. To-day Congress leads tn. NORTH. while
The Cont,dr'scy. d,;ca;od under Lee, finds ii
Andrew Johnson u clianiiun III its nrv Si,uy.
gle I he threat net.c President to crash a.;ia.
ton nj the North as ichrliinn had be- II crashed!
AZ tie S..:'!:. So yn"l iyu.t tint tic EuIth ra,l.
not refuse e. .excrp:. ~! the .>,l ration of the
y non and :!!r supremacy o. .Snth III principles
ARE h"nnh npiu thr,-sir Thr nhdr.-S was r..
narSahl- for irS Dol !nr>s. aud viii lna! be re-.
mcmb"rc'i hY those "in h".rI ii u, orr .! ,k,
ATTEST sIcrch's ever delivered by Nj. l;ilip,-
". 7. Iri,uac.
, 1866-02-24
" PUBLIC LECTURES.

GO" UBLlC LECTURES. a Lecture
viii b. delivered ut The Hall Of the Normal School, 81.
tl'lil's street, on Thursday r'rhing, Nnicll Isl,
by ~. Judge 4looir. Subject Tie new Era or
Peace, on, the Country after the Wa:." Lecture ~
co!ninr'c" VI light oc lock prrcitrly. Ticket, = cent,
10 be had II the dor. - feb r.,.y
, 1866-02-24

TT Hrtvrt Bris-Gen, James Z. iscrrl,cr LA
be'n relieved as mn ng'nt Of the Freedmen, l;l.
rr"u, and Major J T.. Cornelius, Of The Veteran
Reserve Corps, has been appointed his success,
, 1866-02-24
Reconstruction.

...#.
There are many men IN the So"ih VII" pre-
t'hd To Mlicrr mat the union OF the states must
De ro''Pon'a Tor II very long time. .he whole
tnht'el rests WIFE tie people OF tic South, and
there are manifest evidences of = growing di-po-
-itl"n "E the part Of sorac S"uihrons TO cNcrp;
h" situation. Srr"ws show which way the wind
blows.
On"os IL m'st gratifying evidences OF return
in. reason. and Devotion I" TIL best interests CT
the county. Is '':r action of tie Protestant
Episcopal Diocese OF South Carnlinn With
great uuanim!ty, thar ecclesiastical body voted
10 return to the General Convention of the
United States. Many Of the >pccchc. made up
on thu occasion were patriotic. christian. and
,tn,ren,lv practical.
II is time ,hat men Of influence and character
nek;;,. !.,:r.d III. rcnl r,na,.;,, Of ntr,ir, and
,npr IN. ,>>uc in /, .c,,, of fairness md cundo1.
|Th.r, vii II yer b. peace or rrnso ri,v. hnppj.
=, - or y;r,ur. j., S,n,h r,r,ln,. u,,i, he, /, al.
~, men ,,nrn, nf ,hrir ri.condnc, ,nn ,rr wil.
~, :, ,,L. +, Gr, soma f,r t-r,h ND i, y ,, -
u.s.. r,h... ,;..,,nl. ,,,,,w. .b, !. ro,,
y ~ aims, d,;iv l.rr. "a ,, ,;o,s ma, Il j, ~ ).
-. rnl,. IL, J., ,w.,;,, - or >, ;ru,,,
>, ~, ,,, nj ,ol f,,,.,o. ,o,,,
,,s ,i,,;, ,,,,,;,.,,lo .,,.,;. y a.. LII
,lemcu o. standing in the state-tic leaders Of
former poIiticL p,r,ir.. c,cr-y,,rn and othcr
publi. tuurti,naric, would SO; n, seal of ,,,r;r
Instrumentation u,on all s,,cl, uc,s. Bu, fr,c,,oo,.
crs AMI .,,rrillus iuf,s, the interior Of lilo STAIR.
ami extensive planters, with cotton hearts. nrn
very willing for them to kcrS M their m,rauj;n.
adventures for The purpose Of intin,:Au,in. IN,
freed MON. ana "e have heard of search 4 SINGLE
public nan wl,o has shown n,lcpcndenc enough,
to iciouncc such infamous transactions.
We hold that the men who possess the ability
10 correct Il perverted public sentiment and lead
the people in the path nt duty, ,rc Justly rcspon-
sihle Tor whatever evil exists in consequence of
tier non-""rforn''licc OF duty. There arc men
III South Carolina win" ave intellectual pcrcep-
nous OF 'Hs dItr 81 Inc state towards Tie nation
~ ''o''t"'ht"'. am III private cohfcrS''io" nc
!" '"e justice OF the principles on equal
iiS"'s. ht thGt VIII NOT 20 heIOrp UlE. people
, 1866-02-24

~ Subscribers To the Leader will please give
notice at the Office whenever the carriers fail to
deliver their papers.
, 1866-02-24

LECTURE. Mr.. VIM. Mckinley d livcrcd
the lecture before The st. Marks course, ut The
Normal School. last Monday. Subject Study
OF History. a large audience gave f,qucn,
manifestations of approval.
, 1866-02-24
.lIII. LEADER.
CHARLESTON. s. c.,
Saturday, Feb 2+L, 1866.

Arrncn'-rp AG:Srs Willi'u Dart. Puui poinsctt.
samuel l.. lirunctt, or Charleston VIM. l.. NASH,
Dean Dudley, Boston, Mass; Rev. ~.
""iilc, Savannah, A.G. Baxter, ,ieorsctowu. Al.
leu Lucas, New BEDFORD, Mas.
THr LEADER can be obtained ut the stor,S Of T W
Ea,Inzo, corner OF i.curirtta and Elizabeth Streets
and at SiE.uns = Benny, Market street. opposite An
son.
, 1866-02-24
Unltod Firo Company.

The anniversary OF the bi:th day Of our late
lnmen'rd President, Abraham Lincoln. war Gel.
chrntrd iy The Officers and members, Of the
Umitrd Fire Company "a, Iinu Church, on Mon.
day. F,b. II, 1866. a collection VAS taken, np
Tor i've c"l"ied orphan children. mud twenty
i've dollars handed over 10 that INSTITUTIONS. Ii,.
C"mpnny was iniu.cd AT tii,ir hail ana MAJ r,,ru
4" Zion Church ui.drr the ruinuiand of ihri,
President. MIR. l.acomb. aud The ollirris OF tic
Con
, 1866-02-24
F.ciudico against Color.


We clip tie following from The Culnr.l CHI.
Yen. AMI present it TO our rct.IrrS. h-cau.e il, i
70 4 considerable extent true, and shows tie
pecullarities of \ class % people who never
stop To think. tut Saetk nn,! ac' iiom the spur
of the moment. 'SEe writer saws: Ga In. one
hand. The individual who's. second nature i, IN,
become would be hnlr fed NJ tht. id,i. OF cat.
ing at II table u long ~ TIE I.iinn!s Central
lti:lroud, with tie most :rn'crl ant. ,:tr col
pred man m the other. he WI, swallow n.
iaoa prepared by Il rolnrti cook. even II he is
rs slippery With grease as nm eel. M rs filthy
is mn Indian mriiicant. without Il a,aim.
lie would h. indignant IT II culortd man
more ciennly than him self were sh,ved III the
same sho;; yeI does noi object if n dentist
takes his p.ieis from the mouth Of the d;,,ie,t
colcred man IN e:tis!cnce, md inserts Them in
his own royal '4potato :!nf.'' siInc:st before the
SALIVA has dried.
H.will 90 to a coiorcd churc',. and occupy
the chief seat i'll the stnctnarr but if :. Mr..
Niger : visits his church he is politely escorted
intI.the organ loft.
white man w:.o mnir.rs u cninr,.i wan III aud
nominate one who has IL half Il ,z-n ,ll-.i !mn;,.
Solprei children tr .nvrruur.
lie will assnciutc Mis- II cu.nrrd man in Lon.
don. Phri<. .r l:,n, ; an eat III, AGO ,niutanc..
III New YlrS nr C.nciin itI..
lie VII tr,:.t u .'nlg.pr' with tn. utmn.t
implicit c',nifl-nc NJ ,i- h"u~c or ,tHrc aud
yet 80 s'rsightwny u II ~I,.iiic,l ri"@tin., and
decl'r' iilt " Iits r, cin"nt 5s trusted"
ADocT TA:Es. = The su!jcc, Of ,axntiou
Titli representation has neon mootcl III this city
since the City ordinance !3vyin. n PER cnpitc tn;
upon NIL male ,esi,lenia Of ,wcnty-,inc years and
upwards. Tie attention CT Gen. Howard was
called to :lie matter by Mr.. $. l.. Bennett. of his
city, who pointed to an act wi,i:h has been in
force in tsls city for ror;v yrir-. making it ohl:.
giitory ul'nTf sicritfs 10 arrest, advertise, mil sell
I'LL free persons of color, fnr Il ccyinin time wio
did not comply with the Tax Act. Gen. Howard
referred the III LITER TO The War Department. The
War Department las instructed General Scott,
Assistant Commissioned for Sou,l, Carolina, 10
see that the provisions { the Tax regulations. 50
FIR rs the So Z of persons unable 10 pay The two
dollars is c.anrcrnc l.. Tins il nY,A,,rs that all
freedmen nnlb;e 10 pay the two dollars wilf b.
exempted. We marvel that tho War Depart.
n,nt does Not "X!libit some Tim : Of the spirit OF
Sevtnty.AiX, md prof. i'm ,lmt taxation without
representation is ~tvrlr,v. y republican governs
E'tnt will meyer prosper without tic find inca
II 'or.l:in.cs Of rr,,:r, :,&i,is!n ~. Laid at tie
$50 :fulc r s{.utai ,ructatp.
, 1866-02-24
nKnER OF IL DAY.

Vocal music hy Mr.. d.. McCalpin's choir /;
prayer by Rev. MI. Gibbs. Pastor. An ora,,nn
IN honor Of the 'iny Mas th.n delivered BY II
member OF the Company upon Z" Industry ana
honesty Music hy the Choir. The c%uilycuon
was then tnkci. Several other gentlemen RS.
pond,d III u few rrninik,. Mr.. Peter l.. Miller
invited The audience To CONE forward ma an
s"rr 1" the call Of tins young Company for md
!" The poor iittlc otp!lnn,. Music and The bvuv-
i.c,ion.
In the evening the Company rnrtnok Of u lin.
supper NJ H,nuni Hall. .nt',i, up by the follow.
lug Comm ,r.; q. IL. Williams. Chairman: {.
Lawrence ana l.. Il. ones The rv,nln. passed
very pleasantly with the office, aud mrnb.i,
and Their %iiiri,ds.
, 1866-02-24

toN SANION CHARITABLE SOCIETY.
-''ilicrrs: James Bright President; Peter Mnzcrk,
' ice iicsldrnt: John Hcc-, TREASURER; Peter Il.
''"F@''', stei'tary. tcbrunr. -, isG6, 81
, 1866-02-24
Conflict Of Authority.

an amusin. conflict occurred duting The
week between The civil mud m,li,n:v authorities.
Gen. Sickles's order provides that corpora
punishment shall not be inflicted ur"n any per.
son other than n minor" Judge Aldrich. ut
the Superior Cnurt Of South Carolina. sen
fenced three persons tn be Whipped for Larceny,
one OF them to receive thirry nine lashps, in
violation Of the aforementioned military or
der.
Gen. Bennett, Post Commander, sen, The
Judge MI invitation TO call upon him. Tie
Judge did not ccme. The following cares.
pondence then took place
HEADQUARTERS Pnovnsr MAnsHAL's OFrreE, }
MiLiIART DISTRICT. {
Charir>tnn, :. G.. February l6. 1865.
Eoa. Il. T.. dMrch, Charleston, S. G.
The Hrev,t br,gniicr-Grnrlnl commanding
directs me To present his compliments. aud de.
s;rcS to see you ut his office Immediately.
Very respectfully.
f'nASk GH:.E.
81 Lieut.. 54,h y. y. Y. V. Proves, Marshal.
10 this note the Judge replied as follows:
, 1866-02-24

to Dn II \ <iu.- A., Snr..
L.. $. G.. IT, has taken up his rcsidrnc. in this CIV
with The " " .. Us%asrr:; in the practice Of Mr-iirimc
and Surgery. he Viii be f"ulrl AZ his onicr,
~. y. C,iiiuun street. aud nj residence, M. -
uo;"rd Street, near Entl,-r. Uticc hours from, o
% H.. a m, and from 1 10 =, pm.
N"N ~ 3InS
, 1866-02-24

sEr y course Of lectures will lie delivered on
Friday evening Ut the new African N. Church.
on Calhoun St,re.. by the X V. K. II. Cain.
The proceeds to be devoted to the Ladies' Fair
, 1866-02-24

Blot out his name. then,
Record ON. lost soul more;
One more task dcclined.-
One pathway morc untroG
One mnre triumph. for devils,
And sorrow for angels
One more wrong to man.
One insult more 10 God :"
, 1866-02-24

~ TIE BOARD OF DIRECTORS Of
t'r M"chanic Association a- requested 10 nee, on
Monday, 2jih lust, NJ No 10 Mary Street. lw feb 81
, 1866-02-24

MEsENrAriuH.-T s,utr officers % Mini Gen.
X. Sax,on have presented HIM with II splendid
silver vase. gold lined. aud II silver nalv,r.
Both Articles inscribed as follows:
Presented To Bvt. Mini Gen. S.xun. by the
members Of hi, stnti. rs u token of their affection
and regard. Charleston. s e., Jan. Is. 1860.
, 1866-02-24
~ MECHANIC PLANTERS. EE>Eyo

~ MECHANIC & PLANTERS. lENEvU
LEM ASSOCIATION -Ar:ular weekly Mr,iin
OF this association will take place ~, the residence o
VII. jos'ph Gr,rn, Meeting street.. ever! Tl,nr.ds,
evening, NJ : O'clock, pm. ny order Of Tie l'rcsi
drni. .# G.. II. rKIrI. So
t!r i"llo"inr; are the officers .: The above ussurla
losrpi, Green. President
John Warren. Wee. tIrs.;
\. H. lricc, see. AM; Ir'NA
9ta'Hin- 'nmmit'rc- Committee on Charity
.'hN'tr-, "a rinahi ~. lntcrtsUn. I'll 'imnu,
=: i"lnhoi, G.. iuiiyrr,
1. Mills, y. hurry.
Stewards,
": Ferry, ). i'almrr,
, 1866-02-24

FREEDMEN AND Tux W1pnw's HI,rE.-rhe
Following LITTER vas rrcriv.d hy the pr,.>iden.
Of the Nor'h-rn Frre,!rntn's r. lief r. >~oriu;i"n.
ItspraSs inr irrrlE. IS >pnSe he g, If the widow
Eighteen centuries ago.
, 1866-02-24

Gen. Bennett then sen, force enough to induce
Mr.. Aldrich To call II, the headquarters. lie
protested that he had never seen Gen. Sirk .r-' :
order fn fac: which speaks we'll for the inulli-
gence of Il Judge, but refused to revok. his
sentences.
o. Thursdny morning Sheriff Cnrrw wen. to
the jnii for the purpose Of executing the sen
.encr. but was refused possession of The prison.
ers by a military force. and prevented from I'D.
ministcring the lash. OF course, all of these
officers accept lhr situation.
AN ordinc.ce for the regulation Of shops for
the ,inffic of srcond-nrticitr. has the following
section. pubIishrG, dis the Council Clerk suys.
Jar information.
Sec. 5. No KEEPER Of any such shop shall
himself. or through my nth,r person. either
directly or indirectly, purchase CT receive by
way ~ ohrth: or exchange. any Of the articles
mentioned aforesaid from any minor TOR Appren-
tice. nor from my slave or f!te person Of cnlnI.
without the written permission Of the parent.
guardian, master. or owner OF Hns such minor.
apprentices. slave. or free person Of eplor. WHICH
written permission shall tie filed ma produced
whenever required by any one authorized TO IN.
rpect snch shops" .i
Will The military longer suffer- such fragrant
violations Of General Orders No. i such mr.
nucing incursions from the min,ons Of .!avrty
and trenson? There in II feeble love which suf-
ftrs long. and is kind, aud there il a noble love
which Spares NOT. TO ,nita its object when 10
smite il best. Justice, love, and mercy alike
call for military projection.
, 1866-02-24
Mrs. GrnIEnE's. CnAHLzsroS.

BrOHH ; Tttl, IOth FtbruAtv, lS6H. )
Sill have ju-; received ynnr note intulm-
ins me That the Rrrvet Brigntier. General com
II, indiis desires To see me at hi, office inmrdI-
"tciy. | respectfully inform vnu that If [ had
any business with The General | would pr"tnp'iy
call upon HIM tor its transaction hut as | am
vatr. which Demands my presence. I be. leave
respectfully 10 d~.cl.nr. II the General has any
nnsines, with me, il viii 1--WE ,nr great pleasure
10 -,ca!vc hin At my Place of residence while
i'll the city, Mrs. Gi.l,rrr'>. Broad Street.
Respectfully, your obci,snt servant,
a. T.. ALnR1cH.
, 1866-02-24

""" wv '5TTIN1WI'5.| :" |".""
The best Fluid Extra, now before tho public H..
- NhpluitHt.I''o. For the diseases named above
an" 'Nr "cakh"HsGa aml Pains in ,ir Back, /. nals
coup ,in'-, and hi or,l"rs. aIi-in; from ,Nr..s.s of
nhA kind, aud Is perfectly in>;iIu-
itblS. Sold rHu!i Ar",hccIric,. l'r,rr one dollar.
!rH ~ ID. HArn"s & cv, Sew York, and barnes
:" 'ri, * Co, New Orleans. Agents fprti,r South aud
W"-t. HuKlE!GI s ROGERS, Ios,"n, Mas G.n
rrnl Agents. Dr.. "a. IL. T.,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-09
MONDAY, Oct. eLP. 4


Cold for delivery has been loaned to-day at tai per
cent and sold for cash at TO- The closing price is 4
after selling at l4ss.
Tho stock market was irregular and fancy shares lower
carly in tho day under sales realize profits Eric sold
in the morning at Oh cash. and low ST. seller three
was accepted during the forenoon. At the decline there
was 10 great pressure TO SELL and the break in Erie was
looked upon aa arranged thing" At IS, cash, new
buying commenced and il rose TO &c. cash, and
closed at S3i95l. The rest of tho market sympahzed
with Eric; but ther was disposition shown to let it
take care Of ITSELF and 10 deal in other things Govern
stocks without exception, were strong and ll3 was
paid for old 81 and llC for tho new ISSUE The 3Os we're
strong and nothing to be had under 1861 in large notes.
State bonds steady and little doing in Railway Mortgages.
The Miscellaneous f.ocks dealt in Jdcrately Wilkes
Barre Coal sold az G.? ard Manposa Preferred 2i a&
After The call the market stronger, and the whole list
IL demand higher rates At the Second Board the
disposition 10 buy increased and the whole list was in re-
quest. For 130s the bidding was advanced TO 1865 q
lOC for rs and 1864 1861 for second and third issues
lO-i)s SOLD at 90 AID 5o0s at Il0i. Northwestern
Stocks were stronger for both issues. Fort Wayne in
demand at lOs. alOs. and Michigan Southern at $50
Late in the day the markc. firm with good demand
at the follosi rates. Ohio and Mississippi, 3403iti
Boston Water Powci, 3.i 033; Cumberland Preferred
Sc! a5Cy; Qric,silvcr, 5ia5li Mariposa, 3i0l3i;
Ma.iposa Pictured, 20 49, Western Union Telegraph,
81; ass; Nev-YorI Central, Il5sii5i; Erie, s3i asa;
Hudson X ycr l229I2J; Reading, ll67ll6i Michigan
Southern ISL aSSi; Illinois Central l27ia i1ii Cleve
land and Pittsburgh, Isl SS9; Cleveland and Toledo,
I22iol2?, Rock Island, lO7I9lO7i; North Western,
fi s4l; Western Preferred 73i S74; Fort Wayne,
l09lGiO9..
Money on call has been active under tho fuctua-
tons IN stocks but accounts made up with great ease
at low rsts At and 5 per cent tho supply is far
in excess f the wants Of the street. In commercial
ppcr no chqnge Best sells per cent and good at 81
pee cent The supply of money at the close OF bust
n,.s WIS large and holders reported more difficulty in
placing their balances The bank statement shows no
material alteration beyond loss of s2,iS6OO0 of Legal
Tenders, which has been sen. West.
TAsLs %, Specie Circulation. and Deposits in ns Banks
Of he Guy u heV York. the peek endrg Saturday. Oct