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The New York herald., 1866-09-26

Der %, by the Rev. Arthur Mitchell, TnsAM Hons
to FANNY You've, widow OF Edward ~ founs an Oh 'n'
city. No cardz
Philadelphia papers please copy .
LEE-Coi.-On Tuesday, September ~ at Trinity
church Athens N Y, by the rector Rev. j. =. john
SON asSRY M LEE, OF Brooklyn, N T., to EMILY l.,
Youngest daughter Of James p Cox, Esq, OF George
town. d. c. No cards =
oARLEY-RnsER Monday, September a. al
Trinity chapel BY the Rev. James A. uplonn, ALFRED
OAKLEY HENRIETTA A., daughter Of John =. honer all
OF this city. -. ~ l.
sEAToN-EsrERBRooK. Bergen Point n j., on
Monday September a. Captain WILLIAM SEAroN 70 MISS
MARY EsrERBRooE both OF New Brighton, staten isanu
NY.
The New York herald., 1866-09-26
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.


Bnlor-ysrcAu this city, on Tuesday, septem-
Der 70, by the Rev DR.. A vlnon, u IiLssror BRYCE
caN, formerly Of this city.
HsSnY-Esnrr Fort Les, N. J., on Monday,
septembsY a. the residence Of the brides parents BY
The Rev. Father Cornsan, N. MicHAu HuRS, OF the
city Of Brooklyn 70 Miss CAaA Esrr, OF the iorner
place -. -. -,
York on wednesday, September n, BY the Rev JONES'
sosrsndytA rsoaAs HssD..sos 70 hns ys"ls - ssns'
oil of Wssssbsstss county, n y No cards
noss-.yocys ~At Meniaievp. On Tpssday. ssptem-
The New York herald., 1866-09-26

CoPPtn,ngot quiet but holders were firm In
OF the small supply available for Immediate delivery
We quoe;Portsge Lake and Baltimore SDsc Sic and De-
tro Sic. New shestnng and yellow metal steady
previous prices.
CofrEr.The market continued very drm for all kinds
with moderately active demand. We note the sale of
00 bags Rio steamer North America, private terms;
also, last evening e5il bags Chowsu and 13 bags
Jeanette also private Terms We quote the following
Mossrs. Gunar Ardcn Co.'s circular of to days
ssne;-toek OF coffee ~ Now York excepting Rio s. eco
lots follows 1891 Java, 6l9 Mar
Hcbo. 2J2: Ccylon, 1892 Jamaica, 335: ether descrip
ons 56si The took of Rio in tho United States comprlse.
l73l bags OF which New York holds 6 i3i bags Mobile
GOO, rhlsdepha lsD and GALVESTON 2ioo We quote
Rio ordinary far l6t,c. l7hsc Rio. good prime
lsc lgsc gold duty paid; Rio carpoes, l2c
3sc gold, thirty days cash. in bond Java &c 2c gold
duty paid Nsracaibo Ike 2c; Laguayra IKE 1870
81 Domingo. iG&e s7c; ccyon, isc 2l,sc, gold, duty
paid.
CoAL-The quantity by railroad for the week ending
Sept y " gs5 tons by canal, eJOfJ For week.
sUo3 against Is6S ions for the
last The trade up this week follows compared
With Last
The New York herald., 1866-09-26
COURT CAlehDAa-THIs DAY.

corPr os GE~rRsL SESsoys-A n. Russell, City Judge,
presiding; Cunning : Bedford Jr for the people -
The People VS.. Henry Smith, Charles Mundsy, John
Frank Thomas LYMAN, Louis Levy, felonious assault
and battery same Charles lie Rsuy, John Farley,
assault and battery; same John Martinez, larceny
from person same Gustave kuhncr', Jonn Dovlin,
carrying concealed weapons; samo john 'keefe,
Patrick Connors James McNuty robbery eame VS..
Thomas Lynch. John Williams Henry {. Mon,foSt, John
wlliams James A. Moran. Joshua Carr, James o Brsen
Antonio Martinez Chnrlea Grandy, burglary; came vs.
Charles Grandy august Homan, Julia Brown, Frederick
Duducttc, grand larceny We. Henry sehmer john
Coulin. disordcrly house.
The New York herald., 1866-09-26

Third Session-2.3O p, nj.
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

TUESDAY, Sept 2-GF VI.
BRiApsrurrs Receipts 4046 bbls -four, 2,7U0 bushels
wheat lol l do. corn and Cos do oats There good
demand for a aud Western four and prices for all grades
ruled rather better but not quotably higher The market
quiet The 900 bbls quo
t,tions. Southern hour also shade 6rmer with FUR
ter sales OF $50 bbs Rye -four steady with fair
trade demand at Quotations, with sales of 300 bbs
mainly from $5 70 81. For moal there mod
crate demand about previous prices We sales of 50
The New York herald., 1866-09-26

"A fair demand prevailed for wheat. aud prices
eighty IN sellers favor The sales comprised 70 oo bushels
amber state So 10 So is for white Michigan 81 10
old and 81 SS> for Chicago spring There good
marke when the Improvement was entirely lost The sale
werei 600 bushels size for inferior and sSc SOC for
shipping mixed Western aoat; 90c for the latter quality
in store and 92sc gSc for white Western Oats Improved
In value ic 70. per bushel under demand.
The sales were.96oo bushels including Chicago at i9c
52c aud Milwaukee q. 6ic. 55c and State S7c Soc.
Rye rmer and In moderately active demand
We note sales OF 5000 bushels 95c acc Western
Malt was quiet but steady. Barley decidedly
under active demand Sales extent
Of 81 90 bushels including state at 81 rs 81 3i.
Canada West 81 81 s.. .
btf~wsS moderate demand anc hrm at soc. Alc
for Southern aud Western yellow.
CANDLss-Adamanne were firm with q fair jobbing de
mand AT 22c 23c sperm steady at t0c. and patent
S1c
Cor1os-The market was decidedly ,ac,lye but the
hrmness of yesterday fully retained and holders
not disposed 10 sell except at the advance The sales
prised 100 bale receipts, ~, bales We quotc:--
/ y EL.-.al. o. ~
The New York herald., 1866-09-26

The gs,. S and nS%.a
ana an !sssi.s ssss q So % =; . H.
No. Il. g, ps,oss5 :, s,,
snS For .s. ssse
for plain and Sls ~ Tor new extra mess boe
p1ies. pa%s wsrs Were uasesa as saa
with fair demand we % see @ for 81 hSms TSs ansso
most rim limited scale and he "a market
su.. & asd sad chss.. ss .ss. sr sss iH1
uGsHaSssa decline with ba s
so sss 4 The he saies bulk lss
S ssds
nr sasc for prime L. WI sc axe for W. closing
sSe H. "s oSs Ss Pss
Sspas ;9le' ans %sff % q
option e"s receipts e oil ,P P'sSas FOR
tive table for the corresponding period IN So ra,
gs. gss. 5ssssss sss,s.s ;s Ss ,cSfs AZ;
,s. ss3;;s ss iSss Ss
rs sss hhsy Ssss
o basis Of 0'se ceaea .aS Sugar here
Ss Ss.Sy sd Sa pasTy snd
;ss wsrf sor made .s.s on has basis and
and sranuaed Hasns c are sorDd
& ss Yss yssw The
l
SPELrgR-There has been but a slight demand for this
article and none but petty sales have
made frices have been sustained, with moderate
ply and the market Is firm We note sales Of 30 e
sian at sc, gold
SEEDs-The market for Calcutta linseed conued quiet
and easier prices have been accepted Sales pags part
In Boston at So 63, gold, and here at So rs eoid
STEARINE-We notice sales Of 5000 u.s. az iofsc 1901
also q, 600 lbs. grease at 9lSc. 10s5e ,. -
SOAP ruled steady Sales 400 h1xes IN lo.s a, oac &
entirely nominal sales bales Buenos Ayres md
do. Monevdeo private For deer fair demand
prevailed rates Sales 5000 lbs Para mostly pre-
vous arrivals 00ofbs Puerto Cabello 5000 do CeBral
American, and 900 do Matamoros on private terms We
Observation-Disclosures 57isc G0c Maamoros 55c.; Vera
Cruz 55c,: Buenos Ayro sc sc; fsyta SIC &c PER
can, 55c 57ls San Juan 52Nc &c., Sisal 67kc per b.
TMLow The market fairly active and quite steady,
with further sales OF l2o,oO lbs. NJ 121Sc l23lc.
ToBAcco-For Kentucky leaf there has been good in
quy and sales OF 400 bhds have been effected prrcpy
al from DC, c Other descriptions have been quiet and
sales OF moment have transpied Manufactured was
steady, with fair demand for common sorts
s-Pig has ruled frmer and 4 offered for sale n large
lots would command advanced prices Very tle Bsna 70
the market under 2 gold the bulk beingn bpnd winch
be sold At profit Straits was firm at l7Se gold.
We heard of sales Of description separate from
small lots for consumption. Plates steady anl Gm,
with moderate demand.
WHlsKEY.-- Receipts $50 bbls. The market Gm and
fairly active at &c, t3c. for bonded.
WooLExtreme apathy characterized the market for all
descriptions OF both foreign and domestic prices ruled
lbs domestic feeccs at 4sc &c.. 80 900 lbs Texas 49,
2sc so bs super lambs pulled at 6oc, 1000 lbs Noi.s
at 5213c. and I, 900 lbs. extract private terms
WHALEBoNR continued duh We have sales TO 'erotl
The New York herald., 1866-09-26
DEpEMPTIoS OF CITY BONDS.

OFFIcE or the COMMISSIONERS OF rBxl
CONSOLIDATED DEBT NKw ORLEANS, !
New ORLEANS, Sept !, 1866 y"
Notice hereby gwen that In accord!nce with the prov
section thirty of of the Legislature OF
the State OF louisiana entitled AN act to consolidate ths
Now and provide for the AND
administration Of Its AFFAIRS" approved on February 2A
lSj2 ,,
October 1885, at IL o'c ocs NJ for the sale TO the
city three hundred Bonds Of 900 each issued according
the foregoing act -,
Proposals be directed to o. DeBuys Secretary CITY
Hall No. % and endorsed proposals for sale oi
Bonds.n
JOHN T. MONROE Mayor.
y. g. MOHAN Comptroller.
JOSEPH HERNANDEZ Treasurer
GEORGE CLARK. Chairman
Finance Committee Board Of Aldermen.
r. H. HfGINB0T;iAM, Chairman
Finance Committee Board of Assistant Aldermen
nv
The New York herald., 1866-09-26

L,iGHTEENTH WARD ffNroN AND wooDFoRD
u ClubA meeiIne Of the above Club Will be held a the
Dem D-psnssry corner Twenty third street and Second
avenue Wednesday evening september A at 7s O'Clock
The meeting Will be addressed by
Colonel :: !. cuNkLINg. Hon. cnAs. g SPENCER
Col. ELLIOTT y. SHEPHERD, Hon. W. w. NORTHR Pt
The cltizeus oi the ward ar. invited u attend
JAMES VI. THOMPSON, President
The New York herald., 1866-09-26

MOZART PRIMARY RLECTIoSS.-SATI0NALD DE "
Nl ccrsc General Committee bersof this Gens
raj Committee from the several wards requested
port the OF Inspectors Of elections for ibis coming
primary election for the elections % delegates The
nominating the Executive Committee, IN
Nassau street. Monday october At o'clock y NJ
BY order. A. W. LOCKWOOD, Chairman.
q. u. CORNELL, Secretary.
The New York herald., 1866-09-26

nnersd Is the oical statement OF the business ot Tie
cago Clearing House FOR tho undermsntioned dates.
The New York herald., 1866-09-26
SPECIAL NOTICES.
--@-----=ss
ARMY AND NAVY CLAIMS.

4 DDlTIoSAL BOUNTY TO TWO AND THREE YEARS
~ soldiers or their heirs Pensions, Prize MONEY Ac
UNION CLAIM AGEfCY
gaO Hrnane.,f.
The New York herald., 1866-09-26

poLITIcAL BANNERS AT rHE SHORTEST NOTICE
J. W. SMITH, 6fl broadway,
OF Bicecker street.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1866-09-27

North in energy, but we must surpass it
in real intelligence, not only in accuracy
but IN diffusion of knowledge: Our. pref
erence should be for Southern ideas,
taught by Southern colleges and schools.
Circumstances are most auspicious Tor a
purely Southern educational system: The
most cultivated intellects of the South,
.eschewing politics, are engaging zealously
in the profession of letters. Whatever OF
popular support or legislative aid may be
needed, should be cheertully accordea 10
this noble and momentous interest,"
Ric1tnao7ad Times.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1866-09-27

A RECIPE WORTH ONE THOUSAND Doll
LARs--Take one pound of sal soda, and a
half pound of unslacked lime, put it in
q gallon of water and boil twenty minutes.
Let it stand till.cool, then strain off, and
put it in stone jug or jar. Soak your
clothes over night, or until they are thor
oughly wet through-then wiring them
out, aud rub on plenty of soap; and in
one boiling Of the clothes well covered
with water, add one teaspoonful OF wash
ing fluid. Boil half an hour briskly-then
wash them thoroughly through one suds,
and rinse with water, and your clothes
will look better than the old way OF
washing twice before boiling. This is an
invaluable recipe, and | want every poor
tired wonlan-to try it. I think with q
patent wash tub, to do the little rubbing,
the washer-woman might take the last
novel and compose herself on the lounge.
and let the washing do itself. The wo-
man who can keep secret has known
this year or two, but her husband told
itwhile on an electioneering tour. So says
the Ohio Cultivator.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1866-09-27

- There are some very curious trade
laws in Sweden. Women come of ago at
twenty-five, and after thai age unmarried
women may sell articles Of their own
making, while married women of good
character, who can produce certificates Of
sufficient knowledge Of tine Christian l5l
faith may carry on the trades of milliner,
dealer in old clothes, market-woman, to-
bacconist and seller of pins and small
wares. A widow, a wife separated from
her husband, or aspinster having Swedish
citizenship, may sell articles made in her
own workshop with the assistance of jour
neymen, apprentices, or other worlmen,
or carry on the business of baker, butch
er, or brewer, provided she has partaken
of the Holy Communion, bears good
character, and can read, write, and do the
first rules of arithmetic. Hardly less sin
gular is the regulation which prescribes
that all clergymen must preach from one
and the same text, every Sunday and hol-
iday having it's appointed verse of Scrip
ture Until 1860, year out and year in,
the same set of texts were preached from
year after year Since then the number
Of appointed texts has been triPled, so
that they now extend through three
years, and then begin again.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1866-09-27

:. A DOC SToRY FROM ILu1Nols. Some
time ago, gentleman removed with his
family from this country to California,
across the plains, and was accompanied
by o dog that had been given him by q
neighbor shortly before he started. In
due time the man reached the land of
pold. and settled down in one Of the beau
t1iful valleys of that country. The dog
was not satisfied with his new home. He
was lonely, and often longed, if we are
permitted to read canine thoughts, to re-
turn to the land of his puppyhood. One
morning his master missed him, and nev'
er saw him again. Recently, however, he
walked into his former masters yard, in
this county, foot-sore and weary, having
crossed the plains from California here
The hair was nearly all gone from hif
hide and his feet were worn and bleeding
This is true tale, even if it is dog
tale.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1866-09-27
THE .WANDEREn's REruRN.-The At

The WANDERERS RETuRN.-The At
lanta (Ga.) Ne,o Era relates that a citizen
of that place was drafted into the ranks
of the Southern army during the war,
and went away, leaving his wife to sigh
for the end Of the conflict. At length
the end came, but he came not, and after
long waiting she took to herself another
husband, and all went merrily with them.
Last week, however, the truant spouse
suddenly returned. He did not upbraid
his wife; was willing that she should con-
tinue to live with her second husband If
she preferred to do SO, but merely insist INSIST,
ed on taking his son and going OFT ,,s win n
him. The mother could not consent to
part part with her son. If he would wait till
the the next morning she would make !; her
nreparations m and both she and the boy
Wonld 90 with him. So he waited; but
when morning came every mothers son,
and every SON mother Of his family had
flown with the second husband to parts
unknown.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1866-09-27

IMPORTANT IF TRUE-A Boston paper
states that a company of English capital
lists, with q capital Of s2,0OO,O00, are
about: to start in Charleston, S. G., an
enormous cotton factory establishment
for supplying the European trade. They
are backed by the wealthiest firms in
England and France Several other en-
terprises, it is added, are under considera-
ton, which, if successful, will speedily
render Charleston the loading city OF the
South.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1866-09-27
SINGULAR AFFAIR AT THE Dry ToRTU-

SINGULAR AFFAIR AT THE DRY ToRTU-
eAs-DR. MuDD WouNDED.-A telegram
from Mobile on Saturday, contains the
following astonishing announcement
aThe Florida Neacs states that the Dry
Tortugas Island was fired upon by a
strange craft bearing the Confederate
flag, and DR.. Mudd, who is confined there,
was seriously injured by the explosion of
a shell. The vessel was q schooner
rugged steamer, and painted lead color,
with four guns on each broadside, which
were all discharged at the distance Of two
miles from the island, when the boat put
to sea- The United States revenue cut
ter was lying in the harbor at the time,
but, not having on steam, was unable to
pursue" =
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1866-09-27


CALL FOR Mr.. HENRY.-At.a political
meeting the speakers and audience We're
very much. annoyed by a man. who con-
stantly called tor (" Mr.. Henry! Mr. Hen.
ry! Mr.. Henry! call for Mr.. Henry 9
After several Interruptions OF this kind
at each speech, young man assembled
the platform and was soon airing his elo-s
ouence in magniloquent style, striking out
powerfully in his gestures, when again
the the old cry was heard for Mr.. Henry.
Putting his hands 10 his mouth, this
man called at the top of his voice, Mr.
Henry! Mr.. Henry 1 call on Mr. Henry
to make q speech r..,.,.s.:.s.sss
The chairman arose and remarked it:
would oblige the audience if. the gentle-
man would refrain from any further CALI:
ing for Mr. Henry, as that gentleman was
now speaking. ,,>.,..5,.s$~s =:
bcr of the meeting. :" Thunder !-that:
can't be Mr.. Henry! Why, that's the.
little cuss that told me to hoIler PISS 8
SENSIBLE TALK Doctor Colesworth
says .: - 49, ~ ~, ss:sSssss
It is serious evil that many a young
man has fallen into, to be above his busi-
ness. A person learns a trade, and he is
too proud to work TT it, and he must: go
to shop keeping, OF street loafng orsturn
politician. Fool If heseannot make q
living at his trade, we are sure that he
cannot in any other, way And then,
young men brought up. to shop-keeping
must buy farms, or houses, or some other
foolish things they know nothing about,
and what is the result? Head over heels
in debt and certain failure. Multitudes
have been ruined by being above their
business, and branching out into what
they know nothing about.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1866-09-27

"A man killed his dog recently for
barking at old Brownlow, in Tennessee.
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llbr al.
iide Streaisfett tbter 8duast. epilt man ltd' BITE
tereu II i9u,uien 5usIprlubsGaTpfer gum W2nftet'
9enonnlcr.
Die uere Girie t.fett aus f%rIssntsn e%Gsaantcn set-
ienrao Dartpiern Die NIT SaIcns II. ee1ften mt
@iuseIFsrIpntt uub 5amtlien %8lan,ene alsGeagtF
limb:
sGecr9e9earp", &apt. @lateran;
Same Z. Brady, Gapt. eenbiS.
etc iblirben lid BEN ptihtigen Danipjern
sM tltpn Dtartin n, &apt. etolagiton;
u8ttp Of atitmcnS", 9apt. Stranabdn,
an. sic beiabren BEN Saniesi fluff rur ben Fae iiber,
'ceaB p~oIiastere nit piube bic Sd,austn, Duttb Gap
anb albsrt intsreFarte gnntte beLeben tbnneii.
Die Eofei IL nit aaeit BeItiatsferi ees MGrtttS ess
est un5 Itebt ieiner Eptsls SHte nad. Erce Der bent
Bu6iium ~sebotsuer Beanernlibfeitei, Der @lsgart ter
Strrid trns, per St@etbttt II. Haibbsit otr oabteE
ino bic Tabrprelie nidlt bbter. ale bet anoern etniei',
Dele OGnrfer iehen NIT ben %ele9anten Danipitrf
ter I cutn 2inte mad Tntibsips County, Gbettsf;cHe
lno allen aHecru @unftsn aui Der Gaitetn Shcre ben
8a, ionic nit bsu Dlmpftru nab 8etpberr, @eentonr
plDmputb u at II anbeIn Yl6Beu Rcre'earoltna's tfp
Berbt1onn0.
ng- paAasiere werbeh obne hetpnbsre 8ersftanG
ppu II. mad, allen DerptS 9ebra6t unb ttr gepaG
~fpiienfret um8etaesn.