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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-10-09

Mayor Hoffman Is III, but not dangerously 20, at his
residence, al the Clarendon Hotel HIS clcetionserng
tour through the State has told rather severely his
nervous system.
General II L. Robinson, John A. Collier and J. N.
Douglass Al the ST Nicholas Hotel.
General q. w. Buck, Chemung N. ", h 81 the Aston
House.
Boris Danzss. Of the Russian Legation. is At the car
endon Hotel.
l. D. NJ Sweat, Of Boston, Is q the Finh Avenue
Hotel
Hannibal Hamlin, OF Maine and Governor Burnett OF
California are al The Metropolitan Hotel
Hon. Alexander H. stephens, As We are informed by
gentleman who recently had an interview with him, says
the Savannah Herald u m unusually good health He
docs contemplate soy ecturing tour, a. has been
announced in some papers, but designs remaining II
home during the and winter, and devo,iug him,
self " his profession.
Christopher Gray Of Brooksviiie, Ne, died on the
goth ut, OF CONSUMPTION induced By imprudspt expo
sure few months siuce His ago was ios years and n
days
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Commodore Robert r. Stockton.
This gentleman, formerly commodore In the United
States navy, died u Prnoeton j. the 7th instant
His funeral b TO take place tomorrow at two O'Clock
PM
He was born ct Princeton In 1885, and entered the
navy q the age Of fifteen, mdshpman, and aid 10
Commodore Rodgers, tho frgats President In De-
cember, 1914, was promoted junior lieutenant In
1878 he sent to tho Mediterranean the Guerrero
but subsequently, transferred to the sprs In which
he distinguished himself In 1915 be was ordered 70
the Washington, and subsequently 70 the Erie. In
1891 he proceeded TO the OF Africa In the latter
vessel and obtained from the natives grant Of land
embracing the republic Of Liberia During his cruise
on the coast he captured number OF slasers among
them French and Portuguese vos6ol each or which
subsequently subject OF International dispute On his
return he proceeded TO the West Indies aud
cessl in breaking up the OF pirates nfesng those
From 1925 to 1888 he remained at home, taking
an active political part in favor OF General jackson and
Of State internal improvements In 1888 he was sent
again 70 the Mediterranean = hag ofncer Of
Commodore Hun's flagship, the Ohio and recalled
with rank Of post captain the following year.
He commenced In lsl2 and completed In 1874 accord.
ing to his own plans the machinery Of the soopofwar
rior any a6oat The explosion Of gun-tnvented BY
Captain Stockton TO be used ~ portion Of the armament
OF this vesseed to the death OF ave distinguished men,
among them the Secretaries Of War and the Navy In
1845 he sent 70 California which country he took
possession Of for the United States In 041 he returned
and In 1881 was elected 70 the United States Senate
where he procured the passage Of law prohibiting
hoggng the navy In 1853 he resigned his position
and has since lived In retirement at Princeton.
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the cunmAus the as1 DIVISION NATIONAL GUARD.


In discussing the question Of succesor 10 the CON-
msnd Of The Frss DIVISION Nsiicnsl Guard, allow vet
70 name MAO. 6euerl Alexander shser, the hero
Of Mars gsshu. Of the famous old Sixth corps, Army
Of ts Potomac % esmiuensy The very best ssiec-
Ion that coaid be made A. 90 executive of1cer and
better General Abercrombie AZ the battle OF Malvern
Hill, SAID :sColonei, your regiment 10 equal 70 any
three In the commnnd.r what would be said Of the
Firss division who's remodslled and drilled By this
peror field ocers He 10 an oil Geld ocef Of the Ma
ifonai Guard, aud dcecrvss IA
First uui,sd States Chasssars tssrty .Ahb Rsmsot.
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The LacIedc Races.

Of LOUB, OOt. b. 1900
The Laclede opened to-day In the sweepstakes
for three year olds for 1000 Muggins won tho race
time, 1: 80; LAT. In the milo DASH for $780,
Malcolm won-time, AS. The weather was Hne and
the attendance good
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The commence to-day Il Paterson and four
events arc on the cards The 6t for the Underwood
Gift premium mile heats for all ages In which there arc
Onward Luther, Enighthood and NannIe Butler. On
ward the fayorite last night. at one hundred 70
seventy i've against the field Luther being the second
choice the others The second race will b. the g.
Leger two miles and quarter, for three year oida For
this four stables were sold, Alexanders bringing
more than ell the others. Mr. Hunters stable was the
second cho.ce Dr. Weldons and McDaniels selling to-
gether q . low figure. There was no certainty
about the number Of horses that win come to the post
for this race purchasers not eager to buy The
third race, two mile heats. was much in favor with
spectators -Arcola Adebaran and Fleewing being the
enea Arcola brought the in the majority Of the
sales, although Aldebaran over him In many while
Fieetwing stiy backed In every pool This will DO
good race and the field will DO strongly backed against
Arcoia before the start In tho 'sSellng Race Rich
mond had the call, bringing as much - Fordham, Indy
Dan Bryant and McDanisls ally together The races
will come or s'rain or shine"
Stallion Trot at tho Fashion Ceursc, T.. L.
Two finely formed and we'll tried stations trotted
match at the Fashion Course yesterday Afternoon for
$1,000, mile heats best three In ave In harness. Tho
winner entered BY John Doty who drove the horse
throughout the race The stallion h magnificent look
ing beast I'll black, sixteen and half haads high,
years old, BY George n Patehen, dam By pr.ch.
man, BY Abdalah. He the match In thrse straight
heats His opponent was Me- Voorhees, bag stallion
Abdailah Chief by Young Abdalah, dam by
Long Island Black Hawk. In the nrst heat
the Abdaiiah cast shoe OF his near fore foot a.
the start, and acted badly throughout the heat The
other could have disanced him had his driver been dis
posed TO take the risk The time asa The second
heat was very finely contested, although Abdaah broke
up several times and vas won BY Patchen by length
and half The time was :3oX Mr. VOORHEES, then
induced Hiram Woodruff 10 take his place behind Abda-
lah tn this did not change the result Pachen the
third heat by about the distance the previous
one, in PAP Patchenlwas the favorite previous the
start at hundred 70 y and at longer odds the
race progressed. The following Is o summary
MONDAY, October 8-Trotting match for 1000. mile
heats best three In Eve, IN harness.
John Doty named black stallion Patohen Chief
by George NJ Patchen, dam by Dutchman, by
AOdalihn. .............-....... i i
p. Voorhees, named bay stallion Abdaah. by
Young Abdallah, dam BY Long Island Black
uMK
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goods we're wrought By hand work alone. n tool ons.
ysaS 70 qualify people for excellence n snv fabri
Nov that manufAcsurs. are made BY machinery, "a
fabric made 40 perfectly a 0rst q atswards and ~
article produced al KnoxvIe, from mschne lmoorte1
from Philadelphia, u precisely the same - n ~
machine bad beeA ct up In Chambsrsburr
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On wednesday next match Tor 20 0OO VIII % trOt0d
city; three milo heats under the saddle The betting
this great trot Is at the present time Odds
taken that Dutchman's 7:32H will be wiped out this
occasion.
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NOTICE.

aud we
uay .sssibly way by
vi IN we can g,gaIong Without the aid
Of BIZ all,powerf4i talent, learning aBd
genius"
Rut | have given sufficient or this
speech 10 "i- trate my punt A ter
concluding, Mr.. Adams submitted a
motion instructilg the clerk to proceed
In calling the roll, which motion. the
clerk declined to entertain Mr. Adams
was Interrupted by . burst OF voices
demanding, How shall the question be
put p Who will put the question =
The voice Of MIR. Adams was heard
above the tumult, intend TO put the
question myself 1t was then that
Mr. Richard Baruwell Rhett, OF South
Carolina, leaped upon one of the desks,
waved bis hand, aud exclaimed, Il
move that the Hon John Orkney
Adams take the chair and oficiate as
presiding ofhcer TIL the house Is organ
lied by the election of its constitution
al officers" Tbs motion was carried
unanimously and Mr.. Adams took tia
chair, and the roll was called, and tue
house organized without the clerk.
| have taken the forgoing from thu
life Of Mr.. Adams, written by VIM. II
Seward send it to you to use as yor
see fit. With the single comment tina.
the precedent with which il furnishes o
the organization of the House of Rep
r seutatives. in defiance of the clerk
ought to be pretty good authority
~emanating, as it does, from one Of tht
greatest of the republican leaders. job
Quincy Adams called the roll of New
Jersey 10 1889 because the clerk refu;
ed to do it. May these not be foun,
iu the Congress Of 1867 another Adam
to call the roll Of ten states when tn
present clerk refuses 10 perform the d.
ty? Hope so.
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A VALUABLE REciPE.-A cores,
pOndeut Of the Philadelphia Ledger,
writes that six years experience has con
viOced him that a coat of gum COba
varnish applied to the sOles of boots anC
shoes aud repeated as it dries. until tht
pores are filed aud the surface shinq
like polished mahogany, viii make /
sOles waterproof, and also cause
to last three times as long as Ordi
soles.
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The State of Mississippi, [
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The State of Mississippi,
A0rgtg t9a4y.
Probate Court, October Term A. D, iS.t.
10 JOHN ]. NcDAylD, Executor Of ias
Estate ofG, $, DAVE, deceased
WOO are hereby cited to be and appear be-
". at the courthouse thereof. IN the third Nom
day in November next, then aud there to Show
cause, Why You should not execute bond, with
good and sufficient security as such ExeeU,of
or haye your letters revoked according to law.
Witaess Honorable Jas. B Mchellapd, Judge
of probstc, this 18th day Of October 4 . 1856
CHARLES BELTS,
Oct. 81, 1866 4w Clerk
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Commissioners Sale Of

LaLaId OI UFFGn UaVEl
BY virtue and ID pursuance u a
the Probate Court nf Noxubse COW
at the August tenn, 1866, iheree
dersigned commissioner, win .
the 80 day d December next,
hours prescribed BY Inv, pro-
the Courthouse loaF II
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Manhattan Life Insurance COMPANY


'f'e N-t"tttt tN @N'
NNTE are AGENTS Tor the above,
w b3mad popular institution and
are prepared to take risks on lives, at
frbm one 10 ten thousand dollars cash
This company offers many Inducements
over other companies There is no way
10 which a man can inves, funds 50 wtl
for the use of his family, a duty every
one owes. Nos is the time to attend to
it-deAy is dangerous
C M B0YCE co.
July q, 1856
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seovi9g hat he vos bella 70 await Il
aiin fhe civil Courts. No aetiopas.
'A'n ,aeso BY Congress IN refreae.
% the place Of custody. A lsmand
has since been made for ht transfer
into civil custody.
The District Of the Uiitel States
for the District of yagaia wb,fe Nj.
Paws stands indicted for treason. bas
sen notified thai tie prisoner would
Pc surrendered to the United Safe,
iaGNarshsl whencttrtSs clsias is issued
under the Indictment, hut he District
OF Attorney declines to have the capias
issued. because there is no other lace
M within the District where he prison.
er could be kept, or where his r.
sonal comfort and health could % so
wei provided for. No a7plicatisa
ms been inside within my knuw,elge
oy the counsel OF Mr. Davis for
l'anstrr Of the prisoner to eigil casfo-
~ Recently an application was made
ny his counsel for his transfer from
1rtress Monroe 10 Foi3 Lafayette on
SSnds ohitfy Of sanitary co4s,lera
p Oss. A reference sas promotly
made to a board of Surgeons v1ose
report was decidedly adyes
change on The 'oro If health an per
sonal comfort, | am unable 10 SEQ
what further a2'i., can be tasel
the subject Of tho E~vecu'tys to bi
the prisoner tra 1fr. Nav III.
for tho prosca len = pher. he IS
until the court SD Cd la iurjs t,tiol ,
Co Ay hiu snail De ready to act '
until his custody demanded undo, !
lawful process {. the Federal Cor
The Attorney General suggests NAT
20 avoid any misa }o-standiug on H..
subject, an order is issued to tae a7rr
nandant Of Fortress Monroe 10 81
render the prisoner to civil cusio.s
whenever demanded BY the Z. S
Marshal upon process from tbs r.
aral Courts.
'uSberry e%ucl2Scs letter eff
'rict Attorney 1r Y,-.
.. al Oor answer y question f
Seer .aie upon =.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1866-10-27

YN' WA SO
that they u matter in their
own hands
1t wOnlGbe a source of much gratltic0~
ton to mil | be the neal Of extending
mail facilities 10 the Southern people.
Their attention is therefore respectively
called ttthis matter. As ! am not requir-
ed 10 en- down by tompetition, It would
doubtless be to their interest to make
speed application before any modification
is mile in the test oath, in order that they
ma obtain these routes at the highest
rats admi.sible.
Persons c."6ding 10 my care may rely
nion fair and Prompt dealing. Allaccept-
d bids will be entered upon the books of
.the POstOfice Department, where they
will be open to inspection.
All letters Of inquiry relative to the
foregoing should contain a stomp and be-
addressed to BRYAN TYSON,
Box 1000, Washington, D. G.
sy- References, (by permission G. w.
Samson, D. D. LID. President Of Colum-
bia College III N. Charles Mason, Presi>
dent National Democratic Executive Com.
mittee, also Patent Attorney.
The foregoing has, | believe, been pub,
lished in but three papers South. .Judg~
ing from the business that has ben res
ceived from the readers of each Of these
papers the amour! would be quite large
If it were generally noticed. Editors
throughout the South will there ore in
sert the foregoing for six eorsecutiyc
weeks and forward bill with a marked
copy Of paper containing the same, direct
ed as above.
FORM OF A GUARANTEE.
The undersigned residing st. State
Of, undertake that If the bid for carry.
ing the mail on the Route No. ", Qf the
number be not given it is not essential
be accented by the Postmastes General
the bidder shall enter into the required
obligation, Or contract TO perform the con
tARf NTH nneI IL -
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CommissiOncs,'s

TN fA-At4l uIUf.H. IN
HENRY N. HUNTER, In Ghsnceik8 spoilers. n
Guardian, vs.. April term, Vs notes Al
WILLIAM BEAsLEY. GO. Ma das,r.
Decree for : 1851 81 principal and
BY virtue and in pursuance ofa . WV.
the Chancery Court Of Roxubee couni. "5As
at the April term A. D. 1864. in the NAo
stated cause, the undersigned CommIadoEk fana
will, on Monday, the 2Bth day Of November feeaiv
next, before Che court.house door IL the town
OF Macon, In said county, between he bourse
prescribed by law, proceed to sell, 81 publd w
cutlery, to the highest bidder for cash, the
following described land, lying and z n alono
The county Of Noxubee and State n hessekbd I'M
sippi, to,wit: The 81 Of See. tekv N Y,
acres of the north end Of the 81 dba lEAsy ~,
and 10 acres off Of the south cad y u.
Of the NEt, and lots IS and Ia, ID snas &c would
of Of the north end Of said lot lskels OF The courts
all in 7. IA orr. N east. catch brcathn
y. q n THoAfhis house iii orr
OCts Dte % Is anu O1mI M n.+1tf4M
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oOllt
ae s'aie 81 mira,.,
.iaa Aeaas 6pi
re rebate Com. ~ ..
N.fea Terra, A. Il eota
e. ihe matter IS ibc l3a6 ~
slea Of join ~
DsHle, late 81 WI 'sa'arer
,is We estate both res, qe'
WV gsiasph wh0ily insrSr
slali BIZ feai aad ~ e.'''sa
to brungey A. ]. D.,i.
her 81 Gabriel 8 Dsys p
Court Of lhe county 4
4 llalsslpnl aiorpeaid o1
~ ". Term Of said roqr,
.eid q the Court Hons H.
'ssn y % The third Nan
.asv cause why he pedt,3
w eAeenlof Of ihe lasf r
I uabfiel 8, DaEi,. deoA,
s%alasols estate. bo.h rr,i
3nselEen, and playif lor
sal and personal ,siair Of a. ~
AWE @ pay his je1fs
'nsosg lis creditors, sbouI6
order ofCOar!. Issue
4w n.,m Ga
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prescribed by law, proceed to sell, at public
ouOry, 20 the highest bidder for cash. the
following described lots or parcels Of land,
wing and being situated N said county to-
wit: The WI OF the SET Of Sec. =, R.ls,
R. Is east, containing so acres more or Iess.
On the premises are a good frame dwelling,
kitchen, smoke house, out houses, &C., Said
land to be sold for distribution among lega-
lees.
@. N, THOMAS, SherGK
Oct. u, '66. Is and Oom'r in Chancdy.
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w 6n.ts, tTsasey aar'@eI
ma Fl y 8aa9 Ea'C 40
y ~ Ahks NEE y, y
fnsasas 4 s''s PIG Gen. =
Cen Ssft ,.ise sfsa. 81 lenni o.''
FrsnS 81 F'" @.'s HWma h3a'eI' {
sour Ienn SeWiag Ma hin
er'Ss ,cs 'asai.gss Walter c9i'teaae. Qaai
lts, w. SIN Aslg ''oid Na'rh vain
III H ass - hong It Clatle'io
.Jsb 9''.es naeh v.iae $50 AleSandS
5 a.sPr l.iii nq,nsl:d wsish value
\, j. I nosd rla, yas N. long.
SIS Re-. 1ao E1,1 81 or. Aibauy' \. Y,
f]usas asS D 1cI'1s S Ssi ' Sa0o s.pSi S nlsS t soc
and aI Dia@.nd Pinc4sIoes
, un R,hf-,E g.. t a.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1866-10-27

The VIRTUES CT BoRAx The wash
erwoman of Holland and Belgium, SO
proverbially clean, and tho get up their
linen so beautifully bite use refined
boraz as washing po,ier, instead of sO-
da, in the proportio, Of one large hand
full of borax powde of about ten gal
ions Of boiling watr ; they saw in soap
nearly n half. All the large wash.
ing establishments adopt Nbe same
mode. For lses, .%cambrics, etc, an
extra %quantit, Of the powder is used,
and for crinoines, requiring to be made
stiff. a strt1g solution is necessary
Borax beinsa neutral salt. does not il
the sliohtet degree injure the textur,
Of the lipn its effects is to soften th'
hardest tyter. and therefore it shoulC
be kent 4 every toilet table. To tht
taste i fratber sweet ; it is ustd 70
cleopilg the hair. is an excellent den
trrHce and in hot countries Is used il
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1866-10-27

U1sll er0lle
~

0Ito anu IutFt WIS UtAI a lively
passage between Messrs. Chase and
Toobey.
Alr Chase vindicated the animal crea
ton from some Of the implications Of
the resolution, desiring to have some
person name to. him the particular AMI
mails to which man could be compared
when in the practice Of many of bis
vices. To his query, "Waat animals is
like a man who INDUCES himself with
whiskey and tobacco n some one III the
house responded "A goat,'--to the
great merrimrnt Of all in the 70 m