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Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1866-12-22
N eW A vertise ments.
HIGH SCHOOL
FOR BOYS AND GIRLS.

nNE MILE East from Liberty on the Holmes
~ vile Road. Commences Monday, January
2lst, 1867. The Session consists OF forty weeks.
RATES OF TUlrloN:
Primary Studies, per Session, $500
Advanced English Studies, " $500
Latin, Greek and Algebra, " $500
lncldenlals. 90
These prices are in gold-their equivalent in
currency will be taken in payment, One half
must be psid in advance the other at the expira-
ton Of five months. No deduction for absence
except in cases Of protracted sickness No day
students will be taken except by special permits
sion. united number Of boarders can be ac-
commodaed by the Principal--Mr. d. A. FAUST
and Others
This School is permanent.
CtiAS. Il. OTKEN, PRINCIPAL.
December %, 1866. a.
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have already become due, or may become due before
the LIST day OF January A. d. 1857, shall bear interest
al the rate of six cent per from the time the
same shall have may become due -
SEc g. That the shall be in force from It's ratinca
ton.
Ratified the 9th day OF March, 1866
The following rules for detecting counterfeit coupons
attached $500 tenorty bonds may be found use
full
First-The crossing Of the "u +" in "Chittenuen 10
shorter in the counterfeit than in the genuine. ~ !.
Sscopd-rbe at In " Mar. LIST s crossed, whiie IL
Is not In the genuine 80, l.. .,xr ,..p
TLird-The commas under the &" S" In Mar LIST"
are not so well defined as In the genuine
Farth-The 'f'' in "for " before $500" is shorter
In the counterfeit than In the genuine
F.fth-The dollar mark before $500" terminates In
distinct dots the bottom in the genuine which Is not
the IN the counterfeit
Sian-The letter t' is crossed in all cases in the
counterfeit but Is only crossed In the genuine when
found In the middle Of words.
Ssventh-The dottng Of the ri" in "Chittenden" Is
different from the genuine
.EighM-There is distinct border line around the
counterfeit coupons while there Is none at all in one OF
the genuine notes and very faint line In the other
The mporatons OF dry goods at this port during tho
week ending March % compare follows with those OF
A.
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FINANCIAL AND CONNER GAL

FRIDAY, March 23-6 p NJ
The stock market received an accession OF strength
early the day but afterwards ii became feversh ana
there was sudden break, followed by as sudden re-
covery late in the afternoon, after which there were
more buyers than sellers at advancing prices The up
ward movement has by no means eliminated,
and tho efforts of parties largely ''short Of
stocks to turn the course Of prices in their
favor are likely to result in considerable additions
TO their already considerable losses The strength of
Michigan Southern was in particular severely tested and
the upward tendency following upon the sharp rally
the close Of business was very decided and significant
From the following comparison Of prices at the half
two board on the I'd Of January and to-day 1t will be
that with the exceptions Of Rock Island and Michi
gan Southern stocks still from to 15I per cent
lower than at the com IN aacexnani Of Tho year.-
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BrookIyn City News.

SHOOTING AryRAr.-Brooklyn Ia attaining q celebrity
for the frequency OF the commission OF murders, stab
bng ARRAYS and other high Crimes and scarcely day
passes but the press called upon TO chronicle these
AFFAIRS The latest sttcmpt ut murder made yester
day morning An alteration took place In Kent ave.
nue. between two men named wm Boughion and John
Moore, which grew out OF question OF rent due by the
former 10 the latter, during which Boughton drew
pistol and fred four shots at his assaan innctinR
we're but not mortal wounds The circumstances OF the
affair aie as foows:-Mr Boughton Is an Englishman
by birth, and IL employed In the National Firearms
Mandatory In Bushwick avenue About two years
ago be lived In Moorc's house, but subsequently
moved TO New York and failed 10 pay his back
rent He subsequently returned 70 reside Brook
Ign, and, procuring employment Moore on several
occasions asked Bougbton for the money due him. but
failed get his demands satisfied Yesterday, whiIe
Doughton and friend passing Moores house, the
latter asked Boughton again for the back rent when
Boughton retrcsed few steps put his hand in his side
pocket drew pistol and hred at Moore the ball taking
effect on tho right breast INJECTING q flesh wound.
Moore then picked up shovel which he had been using
and towards his assalAnt, when the latter fired
three shots taking OBJECT In the right shoulder
smother In the right arm and the third missing its
Intended victim Medical attendance was promptly
called and the wounded pronounced not dangerously
Injured Boughon, after firing the last shot, made good
bis escape and up TO last evening had ouded the vig
lance Of the public authorities II Is said by the friends
Of the fugitive that Moore had several occasions
threatened 10 violence towards Boughton and that
In consequence OF these threats he procured pistol,
which he used N above In selfdcfence
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Planting Prospects I'm Louisiana-Bad
State of Affairs at Shrcveport-RemOval
OF Cholera Quara ntino. &c.
Nsw ORLEANS. March o. 1885
Planting is going rapidly in Louisiana Sugar and
corn all planted.
The Louisiana and Texas District Courts easy upon
debtors, and prosecutions few Important Of
prosecutions for non-nscrpon Of mortgages during the
late being argued Tho OF Mrs Dr. Scott, OF
Nashville, before the Baton Rouge District Court, has
been concluded but not decided.
The movement of cotton at Shreveport Is very slow
Boats are leaving without taking any cargoes Cotton
agents and thieves prowng about the plantations,
and planters selling Their cotton to them at very low
rates for fear it will be seized unlawfuy by them
Several commissions have been sent to Washington to
get cotton seized by the cotton agents released Some Of
these commissions have been successful and others
This cotton thievins has broken mp all business
The steamboat Butler, which setzcd at Shreveport
Of the murder board Of negro soldiers has
been released by General Candy but thirty Of the
have been detained All bad feeling between the people
and negro troops the Red river Is believed to have
subsidized
Cholera quarantine will be removed from West India
and Mexican shipping The Florida and coastwise ship.
ping has already been relieved. There Is no cholera
the Gulf on the Spanish main.
The brig Ocean Wave, from tho south coast Of Cuba
for New York, put in here leaking badly The captain
had committed suicide
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Prices for wheat without ceabe change. The
demand continued very moderate, and have only TO
Canadian. the latter price for choce 81 IS 81 40 for
amber State 81 rs for choice No Milwaukee and 81 90
for ordinary do. Corn In fairly active demand, and
prices steady The sales about 900 bushels at
CSC 73c for unsound and TO 75c. for sound mixed
Western, in store and delivered. The transactions In
The sales mostly &c. SIC for State 35c Ale,
for unsound and SEC 53c for sound WESTERN ACC for
Jersey and 63r. SIC. for Canada Rye was dull, with
O declining tendency. We note sales of about s. 900
bushels Western at 74c and 1000 bushels do private
terms. Malt was dull and almost nominal The demand
for barley only moderate and the sales confined
to about 10, 900 bushels Canada West at 81 10.
BEEswAx.-Sma sales were made, at 30c., gold for
Western.
more liberal offers and apparent disposition the
part Of buyers to hold of for lower prices The
sales comprised 2 700 bales manly at the following
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Court OF General Sessions.
Before Judge Russell.
sHNTENcEs.


The first business order tho opening OF the
vsaersav was Tho dispos,po Of purber or r;aoc va
~ hod ,o., r.,,.raaa ~, ..,,onc. dn,,nu ,.a 80,
Patrick Keeler, Msnn Barska and Henry Kcefer who
eaded eultv TO an attempt nj larceny were each sent
:, - - 80. ~ -. :"
10 the staie fson Tor TWO years ana SIX months ana
Samuel Rogers and William Johnson guilty Of similar
orence were sentenced 10 two wears impnsonnent
Jobn C,earv ruItv or nm sttempt At buruiarv. O,to
~. -. ,.ss ,,,.- a. ,.... a.. A. $50. -.
I WV p'ene sesy W ~ :. o ao.
Suu -" 49, I'm, -. -. ~, :. ~ sson ~ ~ srsuu
iA0ony' "'t0 eA'n ''"' W 0 f'"''e""'y io ono yes''
A NOTORIOUS BURGLAR AND EsCAPED CONVICT
SENT To 1HR STATE PRISON.
William Simpson who was Jointly indicted with Henry
Wheel Tor burglary In the In I'd degree was tried and
convict nj the offence. Early on the morning Of the
2sd OF February officer the prisoners coming
or an aeywsy mar the mandatory Of Levi b. Mace
Ill and ia East Houston street. and on searching them
found large iron jimmy several Iron bits false keys
the above premises sbseq cn TO their arrest showed
that they had entered the factory and were making pre-
ons 10 burst the safe when fortunately they were
interrupted in their operations Pieces OF fuse were in
holes made for powder discovered In the
SAFE showing that they went scientifically TO work As
the verdict rendered simpson arragned
for the Judge stat ng that the prisoner was an
escaped convict from Kings county, and gave him the
full penalty OF the law which Imprisonment IN the
Sing Sing prison for Ave years The confederate of Simp
son. who procured ball. failed 10 and his bail
forfeited II Wheeler Is arrested he will be tried next
'erm.
ANOTHER BURGLARY CASE:
Patrick smyth indicted Tor burglary In the second de-
gree peaned guy 10 tne tnird grade OF tnas onence
NJ auyus, Frsslcr M ~ Deisncev fra, hy n ~
oncn m nncr door and stole iexelrv ana c,a,Iinss
Amounting 10 over ON, hundred dollar kp officer cnnyI
him will Tho nropery in n pfssessIon He was sent 70
the state PRISON for three years
lanes welsh charged with steoling n cast NJ VIM
worih one hundred Collars Tho pronertv m John n
VII h pleaded guilty TO an attempt at grand larceny
and WINS scnt To the state Prison for two vears -
- HAUL OF COuSTfkFEIr MONEY.
Michael Hornet was conv ted Of forgery in the second
degree having in his possession, with intent TO pass IT,
large batch OF counterfeit bills on the Union Bank OF
was arrested by an officer on the 10th or January, and
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frxhssnir PxyssvtvAvrA,
orr SArpv HOOK. March n. in

or NANDr HOok, March ~ IHH6
Captain GRoses A. Lswn:-Desr sr-Ailow us, before
separating 70 thanks for
enchns aud sealous attention your arduous duties and
for uniform kindness 70 all passengers; at the
time cannot but admire your love Of order and regularity
Many amongst US have crossed the Atlantic several mes
but have experienced much comfort and qualification
this We much pleasure bearing
umony " your capabilities thorough seaman and .
gentleman.
we recommend with confidence the steamship Penn
sylvana snd well conducted officers and 10 all
voyage, remain. kc -oeorse W tlchnri, New York
r. NJ Hobbs, New York; James =. blair, Detroit; John
Barber, New York; Louie Asher, savannah 0eorr Mas
ser. Memphis. Thomss Leonard, Richmond; Y w. wood
house New York, 4. l. Rordsn. ireland, John Reeves
New 1ork; Wa SAUL Chicsso rhonas Mshony, fresnd-
~ nanr eshara
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Action BY the Owner OF the Times
Building.
sRI0R c0URT-TRIAL TERM
Before Judge Mcneil.

SUPERIOR corRT-TRfAL TERM-PARr z.
Before Judge Mcneil
Sfi'rmdn Wi1e ~. The Mayor, dc-This Is an action
for years rent OF portion Of the Timer building,
formerly occupied the Offices Of the Street Commis
sioner and his subordinate bureaus The plain
tin IN fec Of the property, claims that the de-
PENDANTS had lease from May l. 1862 20 May l. 1853
q rent OF $1,000 per nnnum, and that thcy held
until the I'd Of May, 1862 without giving notice Of their
INTENDED removal TO new quarters The plaintiff further
claims that not having received the customary notice he
entitled 10 der tho defendants for
other year, and that he considered them bit lost
chance OF letting the premises by the holding
OF the defendants The defence up that the LIST
OF May was Sunday and that the day following in
law the proper time for leaving The submitted
70 Judge Mcneil without jury. Decision reserved.
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CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

FRIDAY, March 23-6P. NJ
AsHr.-Receipts, IA packages. The market was
quiet and heavy at previous quotations
Observation-Disclosures 9,sss bbls. -four 100 do. and
s64 bags meal 400 bushels wheat 1925 do corn.
500 do. oats, 40 do. rye and 5000 do. malt The
market for State and Western flour inactive, and
prices, though not quotably lower, were tending in
buyers favor The sales about 5000 bbs at the
subjoned quotations. Southern -four was only In mode
demand, and prices dropping. The sales
about 500 bbs Canadian flour was neglected, and
prices had declining tendency, particularly for
mon qualitiea The sales comprise 800 bbls. Rye flour
dull but unchanged. Corn meal was quiet. Small
do ntattnu We
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Slanderlng Ones Partner fn Trade.
SUPERIOR COURT TRIAL TxRM-PARr ..
Before Judge Mcneil

novel action for SANDER before the Superior
Court vest rrday morning. The parties 10 IL former
partners in Lager heer saloon and restaurant situated
opposite the HERALD Office and celebrated the resort
Of crack chess playenl Anton schaefer charged his
former companion In trade, Adam Gesell, with uttenng
very unfriendy things concerning his character and
brought the suit for three thousand dollars 10 heal his
wounded feelings The particular OF Islander charged
n that Gesell day into restaurant In College
place and said publicly in the hearing OF several parties
that Schaner had intercepted and puroined letter d.
rected 10 him Gese by hh sister in Germany On the
trial yesterday Mr. Miller, counsel for defendant moved
IN dismiss the complaint the ground that II
that the words charged had been uttered the action
could net he sustained inasmuch they did not mpute
crime which under the term OF slanderous mat
ter. The motion opposed by Mr.. Cornelius Runkle
behalf OF the plaintiff, and finally denied by the
Judge The jury rendered n verdict giving the plaintiff
ono hundred dollars damages.
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Wilson and Others We. Morgan ana
others.
TO THE rprroR or THE HERALD.

10 THE EDITION OF TIN HEkALD.
In the report OF this case II would seem that are
presented a. intending to avail OF the illegal tender
law TO avoid the payment In gold Of contract payable
In gold. Whatever may have been the technicalltes
presented on the trial. II intention 10 avail
AZ any defence 10 obligation fairly made discharge
otherwise than according 70 it, letterpaysbe In gold
meaning 10 be paid In gold OF its full value accord.
ing 10 tie face or the controversy WAS on the
fairness OF the made IL that should appear
10 be established shall ts full value In gold
dollars without reference 10 any loyal decision upon any
other point " ~ MORGAN Co
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MILITARF.

4 MORRISON zoUAvE REoIMENr.
"A The members o. Tits gallant old regiment wii meet at
ins March "a O'Clock for the purpose Of organizing
Guard regiment 70 be commanded By Colonel DAVID
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lbs unwashed Ohio at doc
ZINC was selling in small way at previous prices.
The sales were mostly In lots at lac
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EXPRESSES.

4 BuRSHANs FURNITURE MOVING ESTABLISH.
"A. menonce lis West Eleventh street near sixth ave
ma furniture families moved city country furniture,
plsnofortcs packed and shipped; furniture stored
r, ATTRRsoSs FURNITURE EXPRESS, 90 SIXTH
IL avenue vorteth street. Covcrcd wagons Tor re-
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200 Pitts, IT WAC RR 92sl
100 do. 49,. OK
100 Attn T II pref. bis 81
100 Chi & Alton RR.. 81
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The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company have
duced the freight coal seventy five cents from
Cumberland and dollar ton from other points, and
tho Pennsylvania Central Railroad conveys coal to Phia-
dephia about seventy.hve cheaper ton than
formerly.
The following shows the business OF the Pittsburg
Clearing House for the last week
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Reckoning by the declared value alone u appear that
the estimate for both years almost exactly the same.
In iS6O the above six exports down GA 1885,
42l and In 1855 at f14 112 Hence the whole result
alleged oyertradng to America Ii reduced under
the principal head TO the modest Of Just 600 900
even " pass the circumstance that total
ports last year ei30, 600 less than in 1880.
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The statements Of the Boston banks made up on Mon
day last compare with the returns of the previous week
as folloys.-
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The fish Board Of Trade returns for January show
continued enlargement OF the exports Of that country
The value OF British and Irish produce shipped during
the month Of January for the last three years.
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SO that in point OF fact have not yet reached the
total which attained in tho last year before the
II the various items taken out II will be found that
the balance of trade against America Is much less than
might have been expected This following table of six Of
the PRINCIPAL articles imported will show that tho relative
increase and decrease very nearly balanced
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Macarthur Grain Market.
Cincinnati Market.

CINCINNATI, Jan. II.
CoFFEE.-We quote common Rio at 27a-
2Sc, prime do. at 29a30c choice do. at gle.
common Java at 43c, and prime do at ,45c
per lb. r'"
EGGs-SIarket dull and closed at 2jc
per dozen for fresh, in good shipping or
der.
FLOUR-We quote Supcrfne at 81 00a
80, new wheat extra at 81 75a0 90. old
wheat extra at IS 75a0 20, Family at 50 20
al0 %, and Fancy at $40 5Oall So. Rye
four SO 90 per bbl, Buckwheat flour 81 50a
90 per 100 lbs, and SS 00alO co per Dbl,
the latter for Eastern. Corn meal Is active
at 81 80 per 100 lbs.
GRAIN-We quote prime old Red wheat
at 80 00a2 05. New Red 81 so for prime
and 81 GOAL 80 for inferior. Some lots of
old White are offered at 50 3Oa$2 so. The
demand for Corn is still active, and prices
remain firm for ear at j3aj5c per bushel.
Shelled 59a6Cc for mixed, and 75c including
sacks. Oats in fair demand at 37c, and SOC
for choice. Rye in little demand, at 75c for
prime, A few sales of prime fall barley
reported ut 81 15al 20.
SUGAR-We quote raw at l3a1Gc; yellow
refined. 4Ga47c; white soft refined, l6alSc ;
hard refined, l9a2Oc. ...
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