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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-23
Religious Notifies

NJ the Everett Rooms. eorrer o. 'Ia .1 dt's
;osrii..t Tire s.h Unisolsas' So y d0r M ~ ~;
a,,s. sla lig sroo :, q oss srs n,d se,'
- Ebbts nau, Bloaa~ay sa Ii ai. 1,e %
~ q -ioE D. H. ,sd IT. a. p sTOREE - ~ = s'.t' ire
Are on in Doubt al -piTit Life 70 ~ .A ~, ~
- De1rV yori-lfu '-ir' iuani's roDt o. Coz ~" &c
te, drer SUNDAY snd e. p u % So t- hfe''" ''
a.. md l,u icr 7oersof kn1u tht !', hi'nl ~ We -
Anna NJ HiddIebroOk sp,,i or ne saf5s..; m
boieoth ian sub - af.tr m. s. i - Ch.. dil
ne public invited ..-
rive Points House ri Industry, No - "", .
ever sABRAth A. 'hi'NV -siSLiitY agl1sr.
First Free VIZ Bnpii.r Church scw ce'i -. "s,,-SS
Si.t sv~-qle Pastor. .4e kcv j. . " l.,''
80 r.rr ali he ,rui,,ereia ths cose o. H. service
lidea.s monthly meeting - 2 % -
rive Poinis mi.siOg.-se e ~ . 4 ..r1,,n5
en, Pr1c'pai sunosy seloo' a of1ci az, n,i,, -.
vii BE- nsie. Vi.iosa 90 always es.g"''a """ W. '
.,,ec,e-sf VI D. Church between bToof' ga sss,,y,
M Rss lO3N : lNsKif tssor, "ni pee
- l0i ocoss slG Z o'clock tni t"n" -. Ia
us -esp irec. 20 aA2es ane 'lh'' q" '
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sDSC Maj juesa, so.s % .1 = "a a. " IaIR o. san
Frsnei.eo. Cal. - p. N, by Tho Rev '" ]" "'
So ooi Te1persnce ID ssins 2 p ~. ,..
Mount Pheasant n. p. u. Church trts e. es,w's
s~r1nf ld AZ rtaTef its Rev ~ - ~ $500, s.boof 81 ~
= , ,.a I. b. r 1 . MORROW ., Is. P.ar
Ncw-York PORT -ociety's Mariners church ana 'is 20
sionsf aeiag o. u DA .s ~. - tis5 3, corner
Do,o sai wlsrs e. , and a. NO. q ofee'"''" " " =
.sat' hee
M SI1 MISUNDERSTOOD AFTERNOON a. y . Goo,
disrooa 5y D. bhOLGHIlN .nd otaer' q ,' ~ ~. Tsap.
splaa,rn and addre b, ths tdto5 o. we ief
N Opnion Tho Prison L'' ana thoughts o. J.n L,A
Presbyterian Church Of the sea and LAID eone5 a., 4
Mako sno Hsnry-si sermon d0AOEHow issas'.al ne "a
insl a. lj b tie Rev ~ =. fNh''hi" ~s " ~
!. = 9. Boy y. !. a22A 2 2 . ..', roe
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f1ort- tuareen's Noiite.
STATE OF SEw YORK.

!
Pcrr WARDEN. OFFICE No % Nbhsus-)
NOTICE is hereby given, in accordance WIN SEC
~ Go4 o!the act ps.ed dr a. 1854 entitled An Act 70 he
., i1 49, Viepf on n the Port OF New-i ork 10 All per
Sous e,eed n hlvin. charge o. The subject mt o. ueh
ig, rrron survey. that the following vnsss are now
% on bv te Wsrden. that tine said surveys Or
rTsnrssns VII b. completed within days neTt succeeding ina
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MARINE COURT-IuSF 2 Before Judge Gso-,.
AssArLT IPnN sEANEY or IHE mon sLAs.

MAXINE COURT-IuSF a2-Botore Judge GE0-s.
ASSAULT Upon sEAMES OK IHB BIGH SEAS.
Robinson act Curtis.
The plaintiff sued the defendant first mate OF the
ship Lisbon on a voyage from NewOreAns 10 Cuba ana
fhcaec To NevYuk auls and cruel conduct
n. testimony ssat1Ae1 tll De had heeu yeny struck
and kicked or lo lco and when suffering RON aSue and
fever Incapable work had been beaten aud sent sof
The denied the assaults which proved by three
tnosscs. Edwin jane addressed thu jury and commented
ch dad preserve discipline D1t on the contrary
DESTROYED IT, AID that Jury the only tribunal 70 restsin
lie violence and crucly " captains end officers ownrd the
men rr Judge Gross summed up the the jury io.nd
verdict ,r e rlaisti 500 damages There Is another
action on the ol4uGer By plaintiff against the cap
tain. .~ n, n, .
.EdWin James ana nunphy Tor plaintiff, Beehe' Dean "d
DOnohne tor defendant.
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s1AIs OF Nsw orK BsSx. plroKIxEsr +

NOTICE IS hereby given pursuant 2" Sueplef -,
f. al prq snd f7G Laws Of 1885, ihai ~ ,rrr- uoi"s
-.I \. t.. OCEAN BANN Of The CITY of Nov - ph.'f
,. fed 80 the city Of NeV oTi VII le ~ Dti NJ
~. IL. a.. -gu-.lferdet % fhe Banking d. tnl " wee
enr.., o. ths Ney sAle nationa bl = 10 's o. N''
f.- ID, .-,r .fau il- dlte hereof AID uot i-f--r
3d.. s- ffinr circulating noes OF 81. .ai- 'at y ,
-. I'D Il. ao-r.i within six yeas from t1 de- lei an a
be- uG.serfec llg 4ie1i.f.l aaN fflftt
m M I. SPECIFIED wiz re'ss % be emerge upon tr JUNO
t,...,,. q. vs. SCHCrLEb tpotr.rHi"nt
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Ghanres for pusincss Alsn.

4 FINE OIL REFINERY FOR SALE or EN-
ply 90 MATHEW ANDERSON No if Aadetlsne h. D.
LlOR SALE-CHINA WORKS. cont 'nina siX lois,
bu da-f, sns Mods fl-rrt, ant e'er'ins .',i'
o. carry extensive aud pottD b1sac-- ArIy o IJH
HUTCHINSON. No . h -nt.st. "fseapoint iL
EMERY BOAT for SALE--fer cry boat Exc HANGt
d o. tlc Wallet henry 80 e-oas d. 90 - bonn end 'ee
hold iuf tsuch ~ log, ~. 70 i aI' hNf Z"
C.W COPELAND. No ~ hrold~l, Neu-lotE-
Inn DUNDEE MANUFACTURERS COMPANY
invite atteniol a. Manl lues Co. iAe Water Power OF
tle passs Nrjrrsey, on rar tirf '' mace "'""
Paf-f.ou 4.i t.i mile above Nc "a, c4 la i' ir .e
end wiin iD uca of Ho09kou nd J.i.,5 tl ana ei % t
CTS lal NeD-A osA-
a. ~ have head and Of entytero fa q, il de- Wh h'
ia.r Pas..in River AVID reservoir ri ar 1ultr0i
srt- and 1 ell. oac . 20 d. n-
OF nayisaii1n Gr bot. hcsa sn4 iii rae.s
The ahnrdsn and permanent supply o wtlr-t Soc Dude o."
iclsli new f-9. t'-N .tH Ht t4tAi1
To- Ciy Or SeY or communicating W H . faA foai i-i
road sud By water rcude 1ae moss i' ntons % A'H io"N
Eppissoa, .an Be- iaae TO EDw J. c. hTTEEBueY Prc.-
deus ir-itou. b. J.
TI'O CAPITALISTS.--A responsible and reliable
L party who hls bed considerable esper~rr liiins j. de
-rrrire "ot Nlit X hif~ W Ne
Nevada ANY 1 .i gnn GO perfect IT,
ere-rsis-l months riFe 7i tei' .'
loaned with Ash Ifo o interest nd hs li's /"
te 30 re- -ed Tho very bee Of r'.f gwen Adif's w. D.
Boz No 10 Tribune Once.
IRTANIED-Mou wishing 20 engage b. plfa. ans
paving business. 90 give is c.- fa' f'' lut
t-,i. orfn h..-r ."FI - iO-
capita g. freo rs 3, 80" aln i IRON r." f'i
das. . . go. .i & our .ardtft @ H.ii'' e ID
IEsr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-23

BOSTON Friday June -, leco
Francis Bush Of the firm Of Bent a Bush, hat,ers wS
drowned last night by tho Vsstans q" Doa Oh oo"~A
Boston rol4t
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-23
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS-CH,HsAes-JuSf D.
Before Judge CARDOzo.
A SOLID juicy.


A SOLID juicy.
In fhe MATTER of VIM j. Howe an in.oiyeni debtor.
judge CardOzo having occasion 70 summon special
in-v M T. Smyth the counsel FOR the creditors having De
auqd one under tie nominated the tolowgg gentle
ynen. George Opdyks John Casweh Richard Mortimer.
Ftuul r. Randolph Henry Clews, Charles l. ihany WI
lin H. Aston Ural Hendricks. John j. CISCO tfanch oAll
dv Ai,rlnaer r. stewart Henry a. Hurlhrrt, IhOuas A.
V,laeroiua Bradsh Johnson. Ednlnd IL Miller, JOIN H.
wolf Auqast Belmont aud LegTant Lookvood-probaby ne
rlchrs iurv ever summoned ia trial o. cause. Or
these ill., fret seven personally served and four appeared
I'M CONT The Court then made the following ordtr' IN.
ncrenrs are adjourned the 9th a. TO the jurors
now prrsent n then attend he Sheriff VII proceed 10 sum
mon ih0.e VINO were person H. served and OIL order WI
hi ereri recurring those Jurors who personally served
and failed appoar show On the h WY an f1Ih
mont should nos issue against them and they he punished as
for n oontemr.
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sT,Tr or NEv YoRs. BssK DrpAsrvrsl


NOTICE F, hereby given, pursuant 30 Chapter 30
y 1884, SD ~ Laws OF 1898 th- te c.13'''ls aa'
t Director md Company OF thf ~ eA haA'
located co. thc tiy o. ~ l0rt N 80
r-r-a A. rA by saneIlutel ieut O. tle bAs d. Ft
49,. . r,.1. tior ~ tr,r.ioi Sare Nlt fflA f It
a.. av Tor sr yesrs from the ds a-Ieo ard rot ie o.
c'c listing notes Of re said tsrk r'1e DO DE
within Fix years ron ~ ca', ,,i ..a -
be presented redemption sna raFren 80"
is tectrd vii. Geese 20 be charge "p' WIZ i""
supeIintei deni iof "a, li 81 .-s,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-23

IMMATURE ALMANAC
Toe. % sun ses......7.3fi Moon ,c.i.......l y
TIT. DAT
sandy Oov. Island .....+ "a Hell Ha'e'''oh
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y AMERICAN BANKER>
Have PEMONID FROM
10. y fsJE. Dis Ia IAlA
TO
rr MP eCurEF PARIS
No. EUE SCRIBE. PANS
SYArr o. NKW loEE fASE DlpAHT
AruaNF IunelI f.f

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ALsANf. June d. 1870
NOTICE j. hereby given. pursUont 90 chapter
' fe-4 Laws tl RE .l4'ts note
I,it, f.fASk ofte COMMONN EALTlIt banking ss'oei'-
5000 m ~ fitv OF New York will be redeemed 81 par uy te
srt .ftfe Banking Department ca noiei o a. io-
ne. .iicnl BANK u the Ci9 Albany pI biz yer
lo.. ile j. e hel-3l. lrd NO. tle eater.
o.. s.sr ir cilcan- o, The sao nfr mus Do IRE
from aGie nerel; AID at hlea
v sal a pre- card o redemption md rvae' within ne
ff-. h.d b. charge 1rc Pc flt ~ tf ta's
siua Sl... ..e1islf for t4si p1Ipoe c. w SOL, iLth
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Dpioenb Notice

Tr. S,rroxlr P,rE RsD - Nss ohs
~ NV ora June "a istt
A sfwf-AKNTAL DIVIDEND y sewn fth
Y cg.,g , IN go,-r,s,. .r ui he paid he probs Of
- refrsH t.f wear. ani snol ue % o. july '-''~
20. ~. ~ s ,, a., ~ " u l. WORTH Cr'hsr
fss rrtDss.rss kariosn rlvx Nav OBS l1ue r. abe
A DIVIDEND Of THREE DOl.LAho per sha'"
"a BE-. g O.v.rsut Tn v W be- paid ard sftsr Iuly
AsgAI.sil lLALskIrl e e..G
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spoken, g.
Notice 90 Mariner.

spoken, Or.
w p IN lat - D ~ u 81. brig "''"f "'eh '''" 81 ''s'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-23
5npiugs Bauks

ATLANTIC SAVINGS BANK,
~ cl,lsqrls1 Y,s GPsq'.'s'r r So 20 N'"'''
FFFF or GONIRNNl 81 Tax.
p-p. boe Jsy .il re-ei.. -ei &. i' & i-''
ERhNFIIN SAVINGS BANK. .... .
rNrFRFST COAMENCE3 JTLY
3, SIX Pm CENT AND tltEE on @ SIS
IRVING SAVINGS INSTITUTION,
is. ,iosd at The rate ofe ps cent 81 ln' s.'ea '''
D. s Of Governments taI 0psn esiy ,,oT lg e & T-..
v,,s,.1rrr L. Brz1oS. seels,ary. .-
METROPOLITAN SAVINGS BANk. +...,
- nsp,s,r , On O., b.5 Es' IrS viii ds Zee, '.
J6iY & ri, rs,e q SIX PR cEXr M: 2; ssoo' and
'rs - ,.,, I. s sss,rsTs To- fir.ideal
NEw9OER SAVINGS BANK. Eighth Ayeuue
y u sr'eenh o. Sir Per ceat inherent r. 70" ''1
i-'' node an OF before July d1 T OTIS tRisYY Pref
re Hvls. sosy. -.--.............
OK rtP CENT FREE FROM GOFLRNMENi
Tu,Rb HyExrE s,v.nee E,ys
coESEA IHir H,H yo as5 s,.' 3 is5e
Dwui,D a ..niannual Dividend a. ne r,ie 9. 50 f.g
ssid6 co. b e p..d on and are tbe t9 NOsnAl D. ~.
DFrOs m4oe OF before july 10 ~, ~ az N0S0ip
"EDS sp} saa sAJp GDAl EsES5\p1 ~ 81, p,...
r,osa-p rrl1r ss-re,.ry
NIX PR CENT INTEREST PAD
o. sselti... $500 MONEY aspotiso io" ". 'i-" "
TFfRDAvE SAVINGS BkvK
Corner Of Twensy-frt o. f'a III ~ Eve
Xix PIX CENT. free from GOVERNMENT TAN
~ CITIZENS SAVINGS hANk
A, - powFRY CORNER o. CANAf-sr
isf. m y ,r9orts fou hye .fo. nam oo.a" NorNf
s'psi .a .sia draw Interest rom Jay D.
Union DIME SAVINGS BANK,
rs PA cEEI NTlALsf O. ssif., e.
D.s.isin JI ~ fr1w interest fom 81 10 d.
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rNION TRUST COMPANY
OF NETWORK.
No. % Broadway. corner Of Boc,orr.

.trTAL. SiO""p
.-,rgsr ALLOWED Or DEPOSITS, which nay BE- with
.srny time
s c0nPANY s. authorized to oct Receiver, Executor
fr s-luiel WOMEN Guardian ic nfnti add generally %
-tl .esi' trusts
risA LEGAL DEPOSITORY fof money paidin Court u
hsrs Of and manage the Of pclsons going abroad Or
,' lrsir, e. give their personal attention 70 business
ISAAC H. FkOTHlNGHAM. President
A. v STOUT JOHN V. L. PRUYN NicePresdeuf,
a b. ALUEICH, Secretary
TRusTrRs;
r,. DANIEL c HOW'LL HENRY X. BOGFET,
ID War.I Iva. IT,, Arqusrrs >CHELL- =. b. WESLEY,
IL rr.ysEs jobs MAGE. GEoEGR ". CUTLHR,
LAX n RUSSELL. VI. MCLEANs
Il losszTos. EIGGs.
y Wt~pnpcnY. BrvJ n. HURON JAgEs foHsYrH
...~.sr fraFKE. FHANcIs sFuDn1. D..
f DFVIrN. " W HI1EWhl6Hr
AJAX NCNHor, rNRY ?. DAVIES,
VOICE TO BOND-HOLDEES.-The COUPONS
u tao Bonds Of the City Of MarySe. Gals. due gSnl
q bc pa'i r current fnis on pesentaiion A. the
1cHANGE NATIONAL BANK, n. y on end after tua o--e
ArOJICE 70 BONDHOLDERS.-The Coupons from
y ID, Bonds Of the County Of Yubs Csldle JAY is1Nl
..i BOZ rod coin presentation a. The Atlt-ic LAe
s, sni B,k Nev-York, on and eilef tha o-le.
CRY or AIIHsHEsr. ;
TRxasrRrRs OFrICR. June TO- idft3
,OJTCE Is HEREBY GIVEN 10 the holders OF lIe
\ az PFr o. Nh uU NICIPAL BONDS OF ALLE0AENl.
said Bonds coming cue ~ J. 8y si D FN
= Ia aly r the State taJ at the bA4h OF fliisbOhDAm
''s j. M1cFERRoN. Tres.aIsr Of Alesleny City.
.,AN FRANCISCO CITY and CALlFORlA STATE
- eugPONs BOUGHT or COLLECTED AZ best rates .
WELLS FARGO Co., No 81 BroadWay.
rrwr
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Gnren at. oeLichs. See memorandum with
clerk.
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srsrPPESG INTILLIGESCE.


roRr or NEW YORK. ..Jrsz q.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-07-07
TEN DAYS FROM NEW YORK TO
EVANSVILLE.
Time Guaranteed.
Guardians Sale of Real Estate.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, THAT.
~ by virtue of an order of the Court of
Common Pleas of Vanderburgh County,
Indiana, the undersigned, guardian of
Delilah @. Jones, will sell at public auc-
ton, at the courthouse door in Evansville
in said county, on
SATURDAY, July 2lst, 1856,
that part of Lots sixteen and seventeen,
Q6 and 10, in Block No. three, ~, in the
Northern Enlargement of the city of Ev-
ansvllle, Vanderburgh County, Indiana,
described as follows, to-wit: being five and
one half 90 feet off the east side of Lot
seventeen IN and nine (9) feet off the west
side of Lot sixteen 90 in said Block, and
running back the same width from front
to rear of said lots.
Terms.-One-fourth of the purchase-mo-
ney to be paid on the day of sale; the ball
ance in three equal payments, at nine,
eighteen and twenty-four months, with in
tereSt, the purchaser to execute notes for the
deferred payments, with approved secu-
rity, and without relief from valuation or
appraisement laws, secured by mortgage
upon the premises.
ARCHIBALD G. SULLIVAN,
june23 dSw.l Guardian.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-07-07
Wind was the order ofsthe day, aud the

wind was the order of the day, and the
many seemed to enjoy its fragrance. "a
brisk for Friday, there being a large num-
Der of boats at the landing, all of which
We're discharging and receiving. The most
of them leave port to-day
The Red River packet Saratoga laid up
yesterday TO undergo thorough overhaul
ing, and will take out her tubular and put
in old fashioned double-hued boilers.
The Times of Sunday says:
The last day of June passed off with fine
and pleasant weather, it being neither too
cold or warm, but moderate enough to suit
all concerned.
Business on the levee for thelend of the
week was about as active as could be ex-
pected, considering the dullness of the
season. There were numerous departures
the most of which left port with ample
trips. The steamer Alabama, for Red
River had on board one of the largest trips
she has had this season. She was laden to
the guards
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-07-07
Boats Due.

Among the first boats due here are the
Lady Franklin, Wananita and Champion
for st. Louis; Lawrence and Lorena, from
st. Louis; Morning Star, Emperor and
Anna, for Memphis; Silver Spray, P. w.
Strader, Louisville and Nick Longworth,
for New Orleans; David White and Silver
Cloud, from New Orleans; Tarascon and
j. T. McCombs, from Louisville; Phantom
and Charmer, from Cairo; Liberty No.
from Memphis.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-07-07
Arrivals and Departures.

The arrivals and departures since our
last report, up to3 O'Clock yesterday were
the Golden Eagle, Memphis to Cincinnati
Armada and Nashville, Cairo and return ;
NewsbOy, Henderson and return; Ada
Lyon, Green River to Evansville; Ella
Faber, Louisville to Henderson and re-
tl1rn
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-07-07
Rive and Wea1her.

The weather yesterday was clearand hot
with but1ittle air TO mollify the heat. The
river is falling steadily, having declined
one foot during the "a hours ending at 3
O'clock vactardav
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-07-07

+ Z STEAMBOAT PRINTING.

q No printing establishment in the West
has better facilities or greater ability for
doing fine Eteamb boat Printing. Our aSsort-
ment of Job Type though very large and
complete, is constantly being added to, and
our job department is under the personal
supervision of one of the best job printers
in the United States. We are prepared to
print Posters, plain or fancy, Bill Heads
Bills Lading, Cards, Deck and Meal Tick
cts, Bills of Fare, Mates Tickets for Labor,
&C., &c. Orders left with either of the
wharf, boats will be promptly attended to-
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-07-07
HATS and GAPS
of the latest styles.

We are regularly receiving the latest and
most approved goods in our line, at the
lowest prices, and expect to keep up with
the market in respect to quality and price.
Persons purchasing are respectfully in-
vited to call at No. SD MAIN STREET,
and examine our stock.
WIN. H. WALKER & co.
mari 6m
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-07-07
THE ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY

at all the mail landings between Louisville
and Cairo. Tariff of Freights very low
Patronage is respectfully solicited.
april Sdtf
The Daily clarion., 1866-09-02
BY TELEGRAPH.
Reported for the Clarion.
NOON REPORTS.
New York Gold Market.
Troops Ordered to Canada.
Foreign News-Political and
Commercial.

Npw yopx Sent 1-noon.-Gold las

New YORK, Sept. 1-noon.-Gold l46.
Exchange very irregular.
Acknowledgements Elcide, Newbern, Lon
don, Galveston, St Petersburg
Noon-3I Aug-Grashen, who presented
the address to Mr. Fox in behalf of the Rus
sian peasantry, said that. in case of neces
sity, Russia would unfurl her banners by the
side of the Great Republic
Cholera is spreading in Russia.
LONDON. Sept 18th Huzzars and sd
and 6lst infantry are ordered to Canada
Possibly more troops will follow.
BERLIN, Aug. Silt is rumored that the
Elector of Hesse will abdicate.
MUNICH, Aug. 3l.-Both of the Bavarian
Chambers approved the treaty ofpeace.
In the house Mahon spoke favoring a close
union with Prussia.
RIO JANERo, Aug. S.-United States steam
er, Nipsicabohaiva, saluted the flag of Brazil
as an apology for the seizure of the Conted-
crate vessel Florida in that port. 1t is ru-
mored that new ministry will be formed
who will favor more vigorous prosecution
of the war against Paraguay. The Argen
tine army had repulsed an assault of Para
ouayans inflicting severe loss.
LoxDoN, Aug 31.-Evening Times OF to
day in a lengthy editorial congratulate
President Johnson on the deliberations ant
actions OF the Philadelphia Convention de
tailed accounts Of which were received bS
the steamer yesterday.
LIVERPOOL, Aug 3l.-Evening.-Cottol
market without activity. Price steady
AIiddling Uplands l34 Breadstutts and pro
vision market quiet and unchanged TalloN
active. Consuls and Five 20's unchanged
The Daily clarion., 1866-09-02

RUNNING A FACTORT.-Just before
the war, says the Mobile Times, cot
ton factory was projected near Carroll
ton, Mississippi, intended to run, we
suppose, about eighteen hundred spin
dies. We are very well satisfied that
nobody would have thought OF start
inc an enterprise of the kind on any
larger scale than that, when probably
the largest of the mammoth establish
ments of New England hardly contain
more than ten thousand. The project
was suspended on account of the war
the very reason why it should not
have been suspended-an and has been
revived within the past year By
some blunder in the notice of its re-
vival, the local paper changed the
eighteen hundred spindles to eighteen
thousand-a big thing, and therefore
it was sedulously copied ali over the
country for some three months. About
that time, by a printer blunder, the
$4,000 got changed to 10000, in which
shape it has been circulating for three
months more, and singularly enough,
is copied without single exclamation
point, by papers in the North, where
everybody knows that no such estab-
hshment exists either in America or
Europe Not a suspicion, however,
occurs to the sagacious Northern edi-
tors that there may be mistake about
it, so little do they know of the South,
and so credu'ous are they of all big
stories from this region.
The Daily clarion., 1866-09-02

Mar FoRREsT.-During the war, and
while the Federals occupied Memphis,
and we're overruning Tennessee, some
Of Gen. Forests men found little
girl in the woods, who was too young
to tell her name, or the residence of
her parents. They tenderly cared for
her and nursed her with a mother s
devotion until a suitable opportunity
was presented, when they carried her
to Memphis, and confded her to the
kind inmates of Agnes Convent. The
little creature was found in the forest
by Forrest s men in the month of May
and the Lady Superior has named hel
May Forrest
The Daily clarion., 1866-09-02

the oil gratis to the manufacturer, lor
the advantage of having his cotton
seed converted into a much more sai,
vable form, in which 1t can be preserved
for length of time, acts more raploly
as manure. and imparts much less OF
the oil flavor to the milk and butter OF
COWS fed with it. The manure OF cat
tie fed with cotton seed, If properly
collected. contains the mineral ingredl-
ents of the latter in even more valu-
able form, without loss. But cotton
seed or seed cake would be a very
costly feed to the cotton planter VINO
would not collect and avail himself OF
the manure resulting from 1t.
Every county in this State ought TO
have its cotton seed oil press, to which
the planter might carry his seed, and,
leaving the oil behind for toll, carry
back his seek cake as regularly every
year as he carries his own gram 10
mill
Rut the cotton seed oil manufactures
in our large cities, whence the cake Is
exported, and finally lost to the coun-
try. are a calamity to the cotton inter
est Already England has caught the
scent, and is preparing to swallow IN
her Unsuitable NAV the fertility OF our
cotton lands, as she has that OF the
pastures of the west of Europe, in the
shape of bones-for which she is even
now resurrecting her own dead on the
hat41e-felds of the Crimea. If some
of our over-confident bottom planters
think they can afford to sell their cot
son seed manure, let our apla'd plant
| ers take advantage of it, and by means
of the oil-cake transfer part OF the
surplus fertility of the bottom to then
| less thrifty soil But do not let Us
send the life essence of cotton culture
out of the country, least of all, to the
bottom of the Gulf of Mexico
EUG. W H1LGARD,
State Geologist of Mississippi
County papers please copy.