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The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1866-02-13

The Meridian Messenger says that
some horse thieves lately captured and
carried through that place, on their way
to Kemper county, where the theft
was committed, are said to be lost or mir
laid on the road. Also that two horse
thieves from Lauderdale county were
overhauled and captured, with their
plunder at the house of dentist named
Jacobs in Jasper. Jacobs fed and was
shot down, but afterwards recovered SO
for as to escape-that is to say, he dasaP-
Deared. The thieves were Jasper Dem
ham, of Quitman and Richard Dean, of
Clarke county. Also, that lodger
at the Ragsdale House woke
ND and felt as if was he drunk.
He presently found phial of chlorO-
form on his pillow, and next observed
that he had been robbed of $4,000.
The Oxford Falcon learns that there
are now one hundred and twenty stu
dents in the State University. and they
a,e still coming.
We have report from Union Church,
that large number of marauders and
thieves were arrested and brought there
last Monday, in custody of armed citi-
zens. We give the rumor as it came to
us-reliabl@ we think. At all events,
there is every evidence of the existence
of a regularly organized band ofdepreda-
tors in this county-to operatein Adams,
Claiborne, Copiah, Franklin, and chiefly
in Jefferson county.-Fayette Chronicle
Sd.
The Fayette Chronicle learns that
mumps is prevailing in Port Gibson to
almost an alarming extent.
Joseph Langford (colored,) who mur-
dered Bill Hunt (collored,) about two
years ago, expiated his crime on the gal
lows yesterday morning. in the county
Jail yard.-Vicksburg Herald, 10th.
The Mississippi and Tennessee Rail
road have completed their junction with
the Mississippi Central road near Grena-
da, which enables this road to cross the
Yalobusha on the bridge of the other
road, which the Tennessee road assisted
to build.
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That was "a matchless cataract
Latest CommercinI and Financial, New

Latest Commercial and Financial News
New YORK. Feb. 8.-Cotton market closed
dull, AT u decline of 1c. Sales, 500 bales ut
AZ a AZ 4c., chiefly the former.
Gold closed at 140s.
Flour more active; Wheat 81 75; Corn
dull. S5c; Oats Acc; Pork, S28,293; Dressed
hogs, dull, Sl2 10; Lard ISc: Sterling Ex-
change. lU74. Government stocks are with
ont a decided change. Stocks are strong :;
money is extremely dull in consequence of
the comparative inactivity in all branches
of business.
The Java took out $685., 600 in treasure
chiefly in gold bars
The supply of cotton and Southern bank
bills is very large, and the rates are very low
and irregular
The exports of cotton continue large, being
| l4,S19 bales for the week
Dry goods market, brown sheetings 279
| Sic, bleached sheeting 2SDS5c. prints 2I40
| 2S4c., delaines Soc, canton flannelS 350424c
The increasing strength of gold arises ap-
| parently npon the reported probability that
| the foreign loan proposed to the finance bill
will not be authorized by Congress. The
| heavy decline in cotton at Liverpool has
| also a tendency to strengthen the premium
Napoleon's speech did not excite much in
| terest in financial circles, the late news hav-
ing anticipated what the Emperor posi-
| lively asserts.
SElSAOOs Ecu. C--A icuI active. w neat
| 81 Il. Cotton declined 1c. Oats quiet.
Mess pork S27. Bulk meats, rough sides
13!c. Shoulders 10fc Sweet picked hams
dnll at I74c. Hogs, dressed. 81.
LOUISVILLE, Feb. S.-Leaf tobacco more
active for shipping, sales $50 hhds. at full
prices Flonr 81. Corn 55G60c. Oats 46c
Cotton duh at 43c. Mess pork S29. Bacon
shoulders l5c. Clear sides I94c Hams 23c,
Stages 25c. Sugar, New Orleans fair I5c
Whisky, raw, 81 23.
PITTsBURG, Feb 9-River three feet four
inches, stationary. Weather cloudy and
mild
| CINCINNATI, Feb. s.-Flonr unchanged
| and steady Wheat 81 90aS2. Corn dull at
53c, Oats dull, 36c. Hogs steady S12. Mess
| pork $50 Lard ISc. Groceries unchanged
| and quiet. Cotton dull and nominal. Whis-
| ky duh and nominal at 81 %. Gold 1893.
| LIVERPOOL, Jan. 26.-The cotton brokers
| circular of Thursday gives the following au-
thorized quotations Orleans fair. GID; mid
/ ding Orleans, l91d.; Mobile fair, 204d.; mid
| ding Mobile, 194d.; uplands fair 204d.; mid
ding uplands, 19kd
! The stock in port sums up 425000, includ-
ing I96, 900 of American qualities
The Manchester markets are tending
downwards Breadstuffs steady. Provisions
| quiet and steady.
LONDON, Jan. 26.-The amount of bullion
in the Bank of England increased G39,000
during the week.
Bombay dates to january l3, report cotton
dull
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Foreign.

New YORK, Feb. 9.-The steamer Austria
liam has arrived from Liverpool bringing one
day later news, to the evening of the 9th
ult. The following is a summary of her
news;
Lord Monck, the Governor General of
Canada, is passenger in the Australian.
The cattle plague continues to increase.
Over 10000 cases reported for the past week
The Fenian trials continue daily. The
Dublin police had seized numbers OF swords
and bayonetS in Orange Lodges Arms were
also seized at Belfast,
\ vessei in the Thames, about sailing for
Peru, was detained at the instance of the
Spanish Consul. She was alleged to be de-
signed to make war on Spanish commerce,
under the Chilian flag.
The Bank of France had gained nearly
3,150,0UO francs in bullion during the week.
The Queen of Spain had given birth to
son.
Gen. Prim, with six hundred cavalry, had
arrived at Barrancas, Portugal, and declared
his readiness to deliver up the horses and ac-
coutrementS to the Spanish Commander.
The Spanish Senate, in an address res
ponding to the Queen, expresses regret at
the Chilian hostihties, and trusts the Gov
ernment will cause the honor and dignity of
Spain to be respected.
England has declined the suggestion of
France for conference on the Schleswig
Holstein question.
A Vienna paper says Russia has solicited
the friendly offices OF the Prussian Cabinet
to bring about a renewal of diplomatic re-
lations between Russia and Rome. Prussia
instructed her representative at the Holy
See to open negotiations with the Cardinal
Antonelh.
The Journal De Commerce., of Lisbon,
says Gen. Prim would be received in Portu-
gal as a Spaniard who has attempted,
though unsuccessfully to hberate his ceun-
try from despotism.
The steamer New York has arrived from
Aspinwan with dates of the lst instant
The Times shows that o bill which only
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THE STATE GF MISSISSIPPI, I

r L
SIMPSON COUNTY.
1T Rules iu the Clerks Office Of the ChGncery
Court of sold county the Sd Monday Of Jan
uary, 1866:
Susannah Williams,
VS.. Bill for divorce
Charles A. Williams.
Upon filing complainants bill of complaint
if anpearing to the satisfaction of the Clerk
of said court that the defendant, Charles A.
Williams is a nonresident of this State, it
is thereupon ordered that publication be
made in the Clarion, a weekly newspaper
published in Jackson Miss, for one month,
notifying said defendant of the fling of
said bill and citing him to be and per-
sonally appear before said Chancery court
at Rules on the first Monday of March next
to plead, answer or demur to complainants
bill of complaint filed in said cause, or in
default thereof the same will be taken as
confessed and judgment pro confesso enter
ed in said cause, and proper process will be
issued to substantiate the same. Ordered
January 10, 1866.
~~} Witness the Hon. John E. Nc
Ills. >Nair, Judge of the I'd Judicial Dis
~ Strict of said State and ex-Oficio
Chancellor thereof the 1st Monday of Oeto
Der A d 1866, and the seal of said court an-
nexed. Issued Jan. Is, A d 1866.
I'll MENDENHALL,
Jan 21d5w. Clerk.
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That WATERFALL.-The waterfall
that was picked up in church last Sun
day, was placed in the hands of COM
mittee of gentlemen for inspection they
first placed it on table to see if it show
ed signs Of hfe-not crawling or breath
ing, its internal machinery was next ex-
amined, when it was found to contain one
glove without fngers-one stocking,
darned at the heel and toe-a part of
the Standard containg the What Not
copy of the prospectus of the Copia-
han-three empty pill boxes-half jew
David's plaster-one empty box marked
Meme Fun-four leaves from Confed-
crate almanac, and copy of the stay
law-all of which will be put up at a
rattle on the 22d February. Won't it.,
Rodger?-Port Gibson Standard.
That was "a matchless cataract"
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THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI. I
SUNFLowER COUNTY.
C;rc,,it Court of said County and State


George Redman,
VS.. 10 June Term, 1000.
w. w Lane.
THE Defendant in the above stated case,
is hereby notified that an attachment was
issued against his Estate on the 9th day of
October, A. d. 1865, for the sum of two hum
dred and eighty nine dollars, returnable to
said Court, and in favor of George Redman,
Plaintiff; and further, that unless he appear
at the next term of said Court, to be held at
the Court House in the town of McNutt, on
the 10th Monday after the 4th Monday of
March, A. d. 1866; and plead answer or de-
mur. to said attachment, Judgment by de-
fault viii be entered against him, and the
Estate attached viii be sold to satisfy such
Judgment.
WITNESS my hand and the Seal
{ ~ } of said Court, this the 18th day of
LIS. December, A. d. 1865
(~~ ID. J. ELLINGTON,
Clerk.
H. L. SMITH, Attorney for Plaintiff
jan.7 w4w.
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T. s. WILLIAMS, J. C. M0REY,
Late Genl Supt MOI. e. G.N.R.R Late of Miss
WILLIAMS & MOREY,
REAL ESTATE BROKE KERs
AND GENERAL AGENTS,
No. SO, st. Charles Street,
New ssOrleans, La.

VIII buy. sell or lease Plantations, City or flown
Property, collect Rents pay Taxes purchase Plan
tation Supplies, Machinery, and Agricultural I'm
plements, furnish laborers, negotiate Loans and
form Partnerships for Planting.
Our arrangements are nearly completed for in
vting the individual attention of Capitalists North
and South to our Circulars, and to personal des.
crption and examination of all Landed Property for
which we the authorized agents. Parties having
Real Estate for sale lease win find it to their in
terest to furnish us at once with minute descrip-
tions of Lands and Improvements. stating price
terms, prospect of crops, etc. jan7d3m
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FEHE undersigned intending to visit Scotland In
May next offers his services for reasonable COM
pensatlon, to procure HOUSE SERVANTS, Cor
iarm servants desired, for those requiring them
Fi91srence & given to Scotch, but English or Irish
Wll De obtained If preferred will also engage to
enter students at either of the Universities 5some
nave 6espoken my services for this already,) or
aftend to amy other business not incompatible with
with, by letter at Greenville Miss until the 18th
Of March, after which, may be seen personally, in
New Orleans. at the General Conferences Of the M
Z. Church, South, during the month Of April fol.
lowing. JAS MACLENNAN
Greenville, Jan. - 1856
REFERENCES Ills Exce1lency, Gov. Humphreys
4esars. ). 4 7. Green. and +. 8. Hunt, Esq in
Jackson. ian5aaSt
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II A serious disaster had nearly be-
fallen, on the Sth inst, at Kushla, eleven
miles above Mobile, in consequence of
some ainhaving placed arailacross the
trestle-work. The engine of the down
train was thrown off and turned over,
and the. express car went on top of it,
but was not injured. The engine was
badly damaged, a rail going through one
of the cylinder heads. The only person
injured was the fireman, who was slight
ly scalded. The track, we infer, was
considerably ripped up. The escape
from more serious damage is due to the
facts that the train was running slowly,
and the trestle-work is only about four
feet high.
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1866-02-13

Change of climate always involves dam
ger unless precautions are taken to prevent
it. Fortify with the Red Jacket Bitters,
and bid defiance to vicissitudes of tempera-
ture and exhalations generated by exces-
ave heat acting on swampy soil
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COTTON SEED.
FOR SALE,

FOR SALE,
81 OOO BUSHELS CHOICE COTTON SEED
Z,OOO the growth of 1864 and 1865. The Seed
can be had by calling on Jesse Ellis, Sylvarena
Institute Smith County Miss
Jan 19d&wIm WILLIS BARNES.
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On account of excessive City and State taxation
the undersigned will be compelled to charge cts.
per package on all freight passing through his hands
Vicksburg Miss. WM M JOHNSON,
Jan IL Is66dIm Agent A 6; NJ 5 Co
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The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1866-02-13

FANCY ROCERIE
Which have been bought for cash and will be sold at
low prices FOR CASH.
Febl0dlm KESSACkER LARK
CARD.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-06
Cha;,tee fer Dusinees 1flcn.

IIOR SALE-A frst-class GROCERY, Of
,eyen yesIF t,andrs Of the principal ayenncs o'
Iroo1I,u doing good trade Only resson Tor selling tne
rrot oTs other bu,rcs rrluinns ibef attention r0'
p,riruaf. spyly to Hs. MaCAEi' no " fui'on ave.
BfOo.lyn.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-06
proposals.
OFFICE OF THE AssisTAsT CoysIssARYGESERALl
or SUBSISTENCE No. 4 5TArEor., Z

OFFICE OF rnE ASSISTANT Coxsiss.RY GEsrRAL}
OF SuBsIsrEScT. No 4 STArE-Sr.,
nrv.YoRK. January g. 800,
CEALED PROPOSALS QN DUPLICATED
~ VIII be received by the ugdef: :ncd a, td Office until
O'Clock p. on MONDAY the Hth instant Tor suppjn '
sii,es cnumrrs'ed below, Tor this Office, from the ION o.
J.nuary 1865 TO the lch Of July leto Eveiy si'iele e
equal every respect to samples TO be seen at this Once
samples 10 accompany each proposal: ,.,,
Crp Pap.f racd to weigh less than j. pounds 70 r. am
Letter paper ruled weigh not less than 10 pounds to
resm.
fso poe. pps raed ~ weigh not lsss than "a pounds to
resM.
Imperial p,per, ruled.
Lnvrlope paper weigh not less than % pounds to
B,rr pspe TO weigh nor les than lgo pound. 70 reac
Ofcial Fnysopes white and buG. OF tue following .zes
Ne. l. 9lr:, inches; NO. p siri Inches No. loax-s
Letter Envelopes. white and buff ;,oi nete'
WseTs, mh faprr,
Scalin, WsY, Tin lers,
MnciIs;r. It,, p,,. and so,., Wire Files,
Ivory Paper Folders, Rodgers ETasen,
Carnsne lnk, Or. Psper Clasps,
Cfice Tape. q yaId.. Manila Wrapping Paper, G, n
Penholders, to the
Red and Blue Pencli,. Sand Boxes.
Steel fen.-Gio,rs 800 aOt 5s,. ssi, Lshmans Abaa,
Round E6oay Ia'-n, 81 Inch.
blank Boos', per qu'rc, captqr
Blank Boot,. r-r auire, Med, +qr.
Hinoii. copyirs Ink, At.
DaviJs Black Inks. qi-.. pis hnfh.l. rnts
Msnor ndun Books. deny 6yo, eight sheets tul sheep
Letter Copying Books, MANS.
inoie Rubber. per pound.
Ready Reference fcs.
Rubber n ngs assorted
printed copy Of this aysr'emen, must be s',aehed TO
ec rr..osa ard the pro be specific Ia comply
us rf~rs~y N tie Eurh bid 20 have constra'
ton couisn the written guaranty Of two re'pon''oe
nsmrs a. fol ows: . ~,
ave the uldo,ned hsrely tina, should The shove
bid b. accepted viii give oar bond IN the SUN OF nTs
thousand dl.rs that the eopirscs shall be ii.h!sd
Tho ability Of the srfecs 90 respond In the sIm of rye
thon.srd dollars rust bs certified hy tho L. > District A.
ton.y OF other pfop, officer .ueh osreae TO accompany
the proposal
PIlrrf - b ,,oir>i in oueroy if' e7Eir1lsit ~
II. Y. CLARKE,
Bvt. Pfis Gen lind a. &. u. y.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-06
Orrr.Gp on A WOMAN. On Thursday

OUTRAGE on WOMAN. On THURSDAY
ovo,i,o Eliza Weeey. resident Of Railway. Nd.
o.r.d a, the store OF Andrew Dunn No. 51l Second
ov, in the absence of lis wife; the children were ~
the time in bed. Locking the door Dunn suddenly
sei,ed his companion ard dragged her into back
room where he attempted to outrage her person. She
resisted and screamed but the brute placed his hane
over her mouth and in spite Of her struggles sncceede1
In accomplishing his object. After the outrage shs
went to the house OF neghbor and informed her q
the Twenty.iirst Precinct ard caSed ihe arrest OK
Dunn. This morning he was committed for examine.
tion by Justice Kelly Of the Fourth Dlstrct P9lles
Court The prisoner is a native Of Ireland asea
wears.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-06
]lort-u)arocns' Noiire.

STATE OF Nsw.YoRK,
PoarWAADxSs OFFICE, No. iOt Wausf-
NOTICE is hereby given, IN accordance VIII
~ section Of the act passed April H. l;S' entitled As
A., h. eorysnz the Warder.' Office OF the PoEt oil NeS
yot 10 Nil erson. Interested in having charge Of tse
subject natter OF such inquiry, examination or survey @
the following now under exaniihstioo oy III ="
Warden, an that the said surveys exaniina,ions vi" y
completed within days next succeeding H'' "0'''' -
board said vessns: u.t.l.,
Steamer Ottawa ................ Fri W. -
stesm-tug Rather .........--'''i Wa,hi, V,,J
Es,r Geo W Roosevrt...... Pier No; 70, y.
Bris Il. L. Bel....::...;.'.''rSos Sos % ~ Wsrts,s
Schooner John q. Whppe.... oi Ma,het-sS
Schooner Cora lsle
MlSTHORNE YONPAlNs, President
7 aro's HyRRrxAs. Secretary
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-06
A1Lrcrp THEFT By A WESTERN MERCHANT.

Cant Jourdan of the Sixth Precinct YESTERDAY ~
rested Anthony Sauer Western merchant doing p. .r.
iness in Missouri warrant issued ey Suusef shs
nard, the complaint Of Mr. John T6e COM
pansnt states that on the 29h Of January asc ~
accused called upon him ad wished m 10 com%snans.
amount Of promissory note hea .! iSrn,sA that 70
@ was Ss and such other iaiOrmatSs1 sm uTn,sas ,Sss
him as he desired tbs note bens handed % Sompain,n a
might verify such. information . sbort tmr, ,efE
the NOE on the CO nor aud when he returned Sss not
accused aud e the sSi his srres
since been see by the eonpanaIu,s onpI,,r s,r tra n 10
fUt Of sa,V % bail saaer is native od .s smUhst,a
aged Al yea s, and denies bis guilt In 'ns m'''
terms,
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-06
OYrfcy oY THg DTroT OrARrERx,sTEs, {
FaKT LEAvNSvoRrH, kansss. Dec ~. isl3
DROpOS AIS Fox ARMY 1RANSPORTt-

PROPOSALS For ARMY TRANSPORTS
i TlON-Sca cd Propo'.f will be received at thii ohce
un, /. cocs tie Jsi day OF January loco gr the an,
portAon o! n-ry supPe during the yeH isS on the o
Ror1E no -Yron Fort. .aven,~or,h LARAMIE aud Riey
AMI dcpo's thai m.y b. established deEns ne above
y.ar the wesi bsnk Of u- Aoen River north oi foi
D. Idaho vi I-t,h souh of siiinde
the T.rory 0i COLORADO north o ~ degree. north Bidders
% ,.r.pors .. tore. in e.e ,se mon,hs ro Apr %
September inclusive, Of tie year loo. ~
STATE 81 ksn.ss ard the u Kansas. tho State OF
49, ~. s.. of K'n.s. or In tie T,rrory OK Cosr.do
south ~ aifut. ~ degrees north. craving supplies from
Fot e.venworth and 20 ori Uuion H., other depot
,h., ,s, be .ss.iei IN tai T.tory 70 FOR OAKLAND and
70 any other point point. tho Bidders to s,
90. ief 100 pounds Pr 10 mes a, ~hh t.y vii ,ans
b.r inclusive. 81 the ycaf lgb
RovrE 10 s.from fog, lnion or .ush Other depo, as
niY BE- eslbstrdn In the territory 81 New Msico = any
pg or lns that may be esi,bhsd In il- territory. and
10 such posts CT .ai may b. dcguaedsn tho territory
Of an. ,nG of Tsra- west Of Longitude los degrees
hy w Isspo t 1 ,5re. n sssS y ,As 81 month:
from June 70 h0s,mbcI inclusive, q n" year nSo.
The vrsh, to b. transpored each year viii no. exceed
io oooooo pound. route No ao"tc' pounds on route
No 2 sud 6co.eoo on route No,
adltiora Dc PAID or the uansr0fta
ton Of bacon lard bread pine lumber, shingles o. any other
siorr,. r., I'll ,,
pA. set.nc. and each propos should be accompanied
by bond IN a. SUM OF ten thou..nd dosi sse py Two :,
awarded the route mentioned IN the proposal 70 ta
p,re. processing the contract will be accepted aud ere'ed
,o aud .uici,nt security furnished by said par
ti- M accordance with tie terms 81 ~. Advertisement
The amount bopds required from the contEsesos will be
q fooxs .,o..,D
ON Route No.
On Route 40.
sails .oFy evidence Of the loyalty and 'ovency oi eAea
bidi.r and Ie.on offered - security sA b- required
frrpo.sl. aust be indorsed: ,,,,s,
'rroposa for Amy 1ransportatlon on houte NO. H. :.
or a. the rsy be- aud none viii BE- "nteisin"d I'M
they fully comply with all the requirement.. oil THIS sdveT
tsem.nt
pae 10 whom award, made must be prepared 70 'h
cute corto A and 20 give the required bonds fo ,he
faithful perlorn.snc. of the same . n
Contrsct, viii be nsds subject TO the spr'ovs oi we g
bu. the night IL reserved 10 fee aDy oi
oil bid. tht' may be- offered. 4,
Couci6r. b. n rcadnes, Tor service by the Isl DAY
a Apfi l6i and thoy vii be required 20 hav" par"
lu.ur. OK ~r-icy The rlciuy o Tons Lesyen"oHn
aud Union tni other d-po'' tsi he es'1blshed o.
which tcy may b. communicated Win irompsy alu teao"S
BY ordrT of the Currfefnis sf'rf- General
j. A. POIIkR Colonel aud Chief q olar'ern"'"
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-06
Memoranda.

PARK Mari, which arrived las, evening from Rotterdam
po errerenced heavy westerly ysles. Dee. 81, lat "
on ~ 2O spoke schf Koet Msohiss from Boston ioe
konye and received from her men belonging to the
hin Mgry Bades hence for Queenstown Dec 20 The cap
tan mate steward and carpenter rrnsined on 5osid the ,cha
They having fenced gelrs to the z4tn De
when e ,hp apr g aleak and became wateragsed were
sIen of sane day by scbr kore; three Of the crew wss
,,.eu of by hris nam. unknown.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-06
RelaN.
sposksn.

Ships scort Fner and Ellen Austin, French both Iron
LIVERPOOL Nov. 20, are anchored outside tie Bar.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-06
6tationerp ar,b fanrp Wooos.

A CCOUNT BOOKS and STATIONERY.-A
IA full supply constantly hand made to order Bus.
ne men are invited to call a. the old stand United States
Revenue Stamps constantly on hand
HOWE FERRY, No. IS Bowery
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-06

TNHE COPARTNERSHIP heretofore existing
i snder the name Of BRUMLEY KELLOGG, IL this
day dissolved by mutual consent.
Either partner Will attend o the closing OF the bnn~s
st their late store Nos 81 and 81 Murray occupied by
their o. f. " ood Compsny 70. whom
specially ak the continuance OF our correspondence
NYv YORK, Jan. 2, 1896.
JAS L. BRUMLgY,
CHAS. KELLOGG
DIsSOLUTlONrne copaItnerhip heretofore ey'sing be-
tween the subscribers under Tie i'm. ofBARAER DA,APEl
IL hereby dissolved.
NswYoEK. Jan. !, le66.
ISRAEL A. BARKER,
GEO. q. DRAPER
LIMITED Partnership.
The undersigned have formed limited partnership under
the provisions Of the Revised Statutes Of the state of New
York iniespec to limited parershps and the acts enenda'
tory Thereof for the transacon Of bry Good,
busne in the City Of Newiork to 10 conducted under the
name OF hIn Of - -
q. L. WOOD AND COMPANY.
The Of the General Partners OLIVER r. WOOD
Of tho State, County and City Of New ork ISRAEL A.
BARhER Of the City o. Brookyn County Of kins. state Of
the Specill Palmer. ire JANIS t. BRUMLEY and
CiARLES KELLOGG. both residing In the said City oi
rroOklyn contributed IN cash such Special
Partners the OF sixty thousand dollars to the common
so that u 10 James L. bruuley has contributed as
such Special Partner ti..y thousand doirs, and Charles
kellogg such Special PeDef has contributed thirty thou
sand dollars.
The said plrinerhp IA to the "a dSy Of Jsnu-
rry 1866 sad terminate the ls day Of December 1855.
In wi,nes. whereof W. have heregnto act our
oaHcciggd 1s'gd ''-'' OLIVER +. Woop: o.n.r.,
''''''''''' lSGAEs JOIN mAxWfIf 4 HAHIffLA falintI'
JAMES L. BRuMLEY,} specil
CHARLES EELLOOO.} Partners
Mr.. GEORGE O. DRAPER WIN be with the new firm.