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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-21
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-21
JEFFERSON MARKET POLICE COURT
before Justice Ledwith.l

ROBBED on CITY RAILROAD CAR.-On the night
Of 9th Of tie present month"; George Barhop Of No 20
East Fourcenhs ST. riding in Of the Forty seconds st.
and Grandst Railroad named Dolan and three
other unknown snnding at the corner OF
Fouitccnthst and Avenue when the reached there The
four entered the and passed up TO the front platform
where Mr. BarthOp standing DOlan went 10 MI Bar
thops left side one Of the Others remaining at his right This
man at his right side leaned and attempted TO push
Doan of the car who 90 support himself 1uIn ialling
mt his arm around Mr. Bartholps body Some crush
ing then ensued, which caused Mr. Dariholp to
suspect the men Of Intending 10 pick his pocket On
examining the breast pocket his where there was
draft he found safe but lie discovered that the sum
of $40 ia National had been stolen from the LETT side
rocket OF his pannoons The got of the before had
gone one block and disappeared almost immediately No trace
Was found OF any Of them until last Monday when Officer
Meyers of Twenty ninth Precinct happened TO sec Doan
riding in Fouriayc He yesterday brought before
usco Ieduit and said that be was not guilty. He gives
his residence as No iO rnccSt and his trade that oi
yarnlsher He was committed without bail
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Delaware and Hudson Canal for the week ending NOysn
THE MARKETS.
Nv rnnorted for THE TnIBvsI.

ICaresaly reported for IHE lhiBVFki
TUESDAY NOV. 90 1865
Since the date Of last weekly review much yaraeuess
and depression have distinguished our nahes Or Diedst1a
the lager arrivals and rapid decline in gold having coea
10 The concession; and ho same remarks viii apply 70 PrUn
on Which are quite abundant Cotton under liberal sriss
and nnfayorae news from Europe has declined and has sl
slowly Petroleum has been offered quite freely and wih
further decline in exchange lower prices rave Deen cepe
throughout the city has been extremely duh and IN may
branches there Is much depression and hea.ese Ice
most articles lower and tend downward IN sympathy via
ASHES are firm and in fair demand at % 75ailo for Po
and sl4d sl4 80 for Pearls.
sales of 27OO 10 Yellow Western at ~ a 43c. $50.
BRICKS are firm and in fair demand az sJ9y9 ioT con-
sl66 $50 for CroOn and 500 $40 for Philadelphia Front
BROOM CORN has been Ia moderate demand and plenty
C0TTONThe business to-day has not been very heavy but
the demand Is fair and holders quite firm in their views al
slight improvements manufacturers operating sTarngy
spectators sales of bales closing about sac for Md
ding Uplsnds to 36!c for do NewOrleans and Texas.
majority holders s ask previous figures quotations
great nominal Messrs Wm Scott sons make the
stock Of Rio in the United STATES 81 2i bags including 600
In Baltimore 5000 in New Orleans and 27e in NeWYork
We quote good Rio l9o cr prime lsAa lsc for good
7talsc for fair 7d7ic for ordinary and .a e3e for far
30 good oargocs all gold duty pa Other kinds in mod.
request from the trade sales Of 800 bags harocalbo and
go bags Lnguayra private terms quote Java a21t8
26c Ceyon 9a2lc; Maraeaibo Il. 2oc and Lsguagra ~
a lgc. all gold -, -, r.
the East has fallen off but prices without change OF mo-
ment our present stock is ample and the consumption mod
crate as compared win last year, saes ron yaa az - 20
Of stock eGas Goals wanted and House are In request al
C0PPER-The market Is depressed and very unsettled
owing decline gold sales OF 10000 B closing with
CANDIFS are in fair demand nndre firm sales Of 35 boxes
Adamantne at 23G24c We quote Sperm at 4Oc and Patent
CEMENT-we note sales of Resemble at O. IS cash the
DRUGS And DYES continue dull the business being
fined to small lots in prices we have no ehage to note W"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-21

Tie Providence Journal says Of printing cloths that
the market is very dull The following the Gales
5000 pieces 6iI6i, l2c 900 do 6K64, private terms
5000 do. 6O16t, llic 5000 do 6Ox6i, private terms
Total $780,
The Western Union Telegraph Company have made a
halfyeary dividend off per cent. An afternoon paper
says that
The that the dividend would be passed and upon
which heavy sales made early Saturday proved 10 be
unoundd and cost tho sellers $1,000 before the close Of
the dayas most OF them made haste their mistake
asa 80 per cent as against sales at i5d46per cent.
Attention is invited to the prospectus Of the NewYork
and Albany Railroad Company, which is authorized by
an act of the State Legislature TO build railroad the
west side Of the Hudson River. On the 18th inst the
Directors elected Joseph II. Ramsay esq, President
Daniel Butterhold, Vice-Presidenti Thomas w. 0cott
Treasurer; and Erastus Corning, it,, Secretary.
TIE Cincinnati Gazette publishes the following table
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SECOND BOARD.

TUESDAY, Nov. @-rM
Gold lower and quoted At the close at lil The range
Of the day has been from l4i to iili The Ocean Queen
brings g. l2 900, Of which 100000 Was for the u 3.
Treasury.
Government stocks are per cent higher than last
night with moderate sales Tennessee new bonds fell
per cent. In Railway mortgages moderate business.
The railway share market has been quite irregular,
.a4 the aSi1gi REas Il LAT Qlxa. ~ net supported
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THE T0NBs POLICE COURT.
tpafo,a Jusiles DoWlinsl

THKyT OF BARREL OF orL.-Yssterdsy morning
omesI Yus Of the Filth Precinct found Martin Dunn alias
John Smith In West Broadway engaged In eudesToEng TO
remove barrel Of oil from the gutter into which II had rolled
In spts OF his ererons prevent a. Dunn being Ques
toned said be owned tho OIL but be IL well known 20 the
Police requener Of the low dens IN the Vicinity OF Thomas
BrOsdway the officer rather doubted the assertion
aud took Martin custody TWAS subseQ aeny ascerned
that 10 had rosd TIE esgs Gop In font Of ss sI9s Of hr
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Total .7H,g6 II cas-, 800 ~ f99.e97 s
IN 81. .s6 ga 27O % f.lss756 s. Gle aeO u

Oct .s692927O 90 tls575G 5, .5n2s2o n
This shows decrease during the month Of October
pSd for T o teS months Of 3 gSar Of @ az IS " While there
increase compared with 1904 Of SIP 800 20 for the month
OF October and J6 &c months The great fall
ing or viii DO observed IS in the passenger business which
is the most profitable branch OF the traffic The passenger
s5s rom 1865 si7 5@ 81 is56 from ts9 $50 g
The Company has Sutaed its expenses ba, chiefly g the
rolling stock has been materially curae proposition has
been made TO sell s. 600 OF either bonds STOCK IN order 10
bring the road good standard and complete certain
proyemens which In progress but this be finally
acted upon until the annual meeting OF the stockholders The
stock Tho Fort Wayne road well managed ana its opera
ons may be taken representative Of the general railroad
business OF the country The exhibit is therefore far from
satisfactory
The Manassas Gap Railroad which connects with the
Orange and Alexandra al Manassas junction. 81 miles
from tho City OF Alexandra, is rapidly approaching COM
pleon and is expected TO be in running orderly January
This road toward the close OF the war completely de-
stroyed by the Government the ties and rails being all
removed
At Chicago, on Saturday
The week closes extremely dun state Of affair, beth
regards finance and trade generally further decline IN yalae
only sufficient TO Ill immediate wants The money market
hing except Strictly paper Eastern R2ehans. n
light supply and Urn Snd 'Os 81 inc oSn are again express,
lilo OF one v cent premium selling
The following address Of Stockholders in the Atlantic
Mail Steamship Company has been signed by parties hold
ISc volta al rho recent :;ctca 40 sSsrs
In the Treasury owned by the Company a3o shars
Total. 900 sharss
Total authorized shares zoe sharee
The undersigned holders Of number OF shares Of etoek In
the Atlantic Mail Steamship Company set opposite our respee
tive names did moi recent son because the stoek
had stood In for thirty days the books OF the
Company -
Understanding that the election held the 18th ofNeember
1860 Is being contested By some 81 ne o. ,ns Ud
that the interests Of the Atlantic Mail Steamship Company re-
qure that the former Board Of Directors should be superseded
and our hearty approval OF the election OF the Board
ssng OF Messfs Meis Harrison, Josyn batte.held and
Others and express the hope that their ght 10 the once OF ID
reotors may DO sustained
The earnings of tho Toledo, Wabash and Western Rail
way Company, second week in November,
1906 iI6 10 1895. $40 90 1876 10
The following IS statement Of coal transported OF the
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SIIERIFF'S SALE,

DY VIRTUE of the fl fas in my offce--Thos II.
- She!or and others VI Robert Maxwell, Jr.--I
will sell at public out-cr, at Pickens c. IT,, 10 the
highest bidder on Salcday in December next the
Valuable Real Estate
OF the said Defendant, situate in Pickens district
Tract No /, known rs the David Sloan tract"
contains $50 acres Of Land, D largo proportion
OF which is good upland in its virgin state. 80 or
100 acres Of good Creek Bottom cleared and in cul
Hvation. The land produces Corn. Wheat and To-
bhcco. The improvements are large and well ar
ranged dwelling with six up right rooms, stone
chimnirs, kitchen, meat house, Sci yunts' houses
largo framed thresher, stables. tobacco barn. with
all the fixtures for curing, stemming and packing
tobacco. On this tract is n first class FIGURING
MILL. with all appliances for grinding Corn and
Wheat. at the same place is q good SAW MILL,
witt an abundance OF timber convenient
Tract No2 known rs the Morgan Land" con-
tninng 100 acres of choice upland, extending from
Tract No to Little River and Crooked Creek.
Tract No 3. known as the Bryant Thomas"
Lnnd, on Crooked creek, contains ] 50 acrcs--sone
good land with framed House, staLlos, &c-ad-
joins No or the Home place.
Tract No ! contains i3l> acres both sides of
Cane creek, and known as the Sriblinp land -
Some good land, and quantity Of timber conven-
lent to the Mill good water power, known as
Cour'nrys Shonl. This land, lies lear tho Rail
Road and adjoins No
Tract No contains 3 or 10 acres, covered by the
Mil.. ..;lain md adiona No i
Tract No 6 contains 25 or 80 acres, u part ofthc
trnct known as the O'Ncall ln,d. n ID adons No
Tract No contains $50 acres Oh Dodgins' branch
OIL both sides OF the Oconcc Station Troublesome 80
acres of good branch bottom, a good cabin, with
stable SC, in good range.
Tract No contains ---- acres, n part Of the
land' purchased from the estate Of " d Steele.
Tract No contains - acres on Cane creek.
mil a'joins tract No and surveyed with that
Tract.
Ray" The privilege of using the Pine Timber on
that part of Mr.. John Cam ms land. lying the
Station road, has been secured for number Of
years.
Gsas These Lands lie in miles Of Walhal-
In, aud three Of the Blue Ridge Railroad
BflS" Pats OF these Lands. julicously sub .divi-
dcd. will he prepared Immediately.
TERMS OF SALE--On credit OF ono and two
years. with interest from dale The purchaser or
purchasers to give hond, wth7two COOL sureies,
and a mortgage OF the premises, to secure the pay
mcnt Of the purchase money. Purchasers to pay
extra for stamps and titles.
j.. THOMAS, s.pD
BSF" The Phoenix and Charleston Courier copy
in their Iaily Of The 18th and 25th November, and
forward account to tho Sheriff at once.
Nov 3. 1866 8
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U. s. Internal Iecycnuc,
ASSISTANT ASSESSORS OFFICE,
%" Div., }ri Collection Dist, S. C.,
Six Mile Mills.

AoHt5IANr ASSESSoRS OFFICE,
22r Dv., 3rd Collection Dist. S. c.
Six Mile Mills
Pickcns District. s. G..
NOTICE is hereby given TINT Division No. %
~ embraces the exact boundaries Of the 9Th Reg
iment, $. G. A.. and that ull persons firms com
Pin'es, hnd corporations, engaged in any busn, ss
occupation or profession, within said limits for
which license is required. must register llci,
names with nc ut once, from May lst 1868, to
May lst 1866 and from May lst 1896 to MAY
!st i6t7. This class embraces Merchants, Ira
drrs. Professional men. Dstillcrs. Pcddlers. Man.
ufncurers, owners Of Stations mud Jacks Tubuc-
conists Cigar makers. Brokers' insurance Agents.
&c. &c Distillers Manufacturers and all other
Persons. Firms and Corporations who are required
by law TO make monthly or tr monthly returns o;
the quantities manufactured proluce. should
come prepared with The best evidence i'm their BOW
er. to enable me to arrive ns near as possible at
IA" exact quantities. nrnufnct urctl produced since
the LIST May. 1863. Persons owning bnggcs car
riagcs. or gold watches. kept for use or hire must
make returns for the years 1861 a..l 1868 tovcth.
or with gold anl silver plate, Sc, &c Also the
returns OF their incomes for the snme years. to.
gethcr with the number of slaugh cred animals
Executors. Administrators, and all other persons
Interested i'll any Estates. Icgacics or Distrihutivc
Shnrcs, lnhcritanccs AMI SUGGESTIONS, must make
returns TO the present time.
will H. in my Office to receive returns on Fri.
day and Saturday OF next week. Aud after that
the three last days Of each week until further
notice.
The law imposes heavy penalties for failing to
make prompt returns; in some cases, extremely
+. a. IlOl<E,
Assn Assessor 22l Div.
:'rd Collection District of $. c.
Nov II, 1906. 8
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NOT'ECat,'.

4 Ill PERSONS indebted to Dr. John r. Parker
~ for the year 800, request cd to settle at
an enrly date. Those who have given notes for
800 or '6'i. as they have invariably chosen their
own time for payment, will please meet them when
they are duo.
nay DIR. PARKER continues 10 offer his ser.
vices to the sick and afflicted Forthosc who cnn
not pay when the cases are dismissed, lie will wait
. reasonable time.
ficRena u. H., Nov. IL, 1866 9-tf
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state OF South CarOliea,

IN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
\VHEREAS, Rob't. a Thompson, c.Er.p., hath
W applied to mo for letters of administration
with Will annexed, upon the estate Of Wn, W.
Lathcm. deceased late of the District of Pickcns
and State aforesaid The kindred and creditors
of said deceased, are. therefore, cited to appear
before me at Pickcns C. II. on Friday the iii day
of December next, to shcw cause if any they can
why said letters should not be granted. Given
under my hand and seal this 22d day of October,
1866.
w r. IIOLCONDE rn
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Tho State Of South Carolina

r1CKENS--.IN ORDINARY.
James l.. Boggs. ! l'' 's settlement Of the Es
VS. tate Of Joseph 6
SARAH hosgs and others l'oggs, deceased.
I appearing TO my satisfaction that Andrew
. B"ggs, ilsirs at Law Of Nancy Alexander. decd
4 naHes aud number unknown.) lteirs at law OF
Josiah 'oggs. deceased tnnmcs and number un.
known defendants in this cnse reside without the
limits OF this State: 1t is ordered therefore, tia,
these sad absent defendants do appear in the Court
Of Ordinary, at pckens Court House, South Caro-.
lima, on tho 22d day Of February next. to show
Cause, If any they can, why final settlement of
the Estate of Joseph G. Boggs, deceased. should
not then be made by adjusting the sale Bill. &C..
or their consent to the will be entered of re-
cord.
W. E. lIoICOMBE, ORB.
Nov, IL, 1866 O 3m
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NOTICE.
Nov G. 1866

DERSONS indebted to the Estate OF Ezekiel Mad.
/ den, deceased will make payment forthwith !:
and those persons having demands against tho sad
Estate will present them to mo legally attesed.
within the tinle prescribed by law, or they will be
barred.
n. NJ MADDEN, Admir-.
Nov ., 1866 = /
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Special Notice.

LOOK OUT
pERSONS indebted to me must pay up. as am
obliged to have money Iftlcy do not pay they
will be sued before'ncxt Return day. Those in
debted to me, in he Magistrates jurisdiction, must
pay immediately, rs Indulgence cannot be given.
Be wise, net promptly, and save costs
JEREMIAH LOOpER
Oct. 20, 1866 6 tf
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RES a TE.

THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
Piclkems-Hn Equity.
r. a. Thompson, admir- mn 60, so,o s1,.
A. A. Hunnicutt, ct. ais pay Debts &c.
Rf VIRTUE OF q decretal order to mo directed,
- in this case, by tho Court of Equity, will sell
at public auction at Pickcns G. H., TO the highest
bidder,
ON SALEDAY IN DECEMBER NEXT.
THE REAL ESTATE
OF Alvin jenkins. deceased, as described in tho
plcndings in this case mmcy:
One Tract Of Land, situate in the District of
Pickcns, on Tugaloo River containing Three llun-
drca and Sixty Acres, or less. and adjoining
lands Of }. Il. Sheor, S. hughes AMI Es ate OF II.
u Hawthorne. There is some thirty or forty acres
Of good river and creek bottom on this tract.
TERMS or S.tLE-On credit OF one and two
years. with interest from dny of salo. The pur-
chaser or purchasers to give bond TO the Commits
sioncr, with two good surctics, together with n
mortgage Of the premises, to secure the payment
of the purchase money. The costs to DO paid in
cash OH day of sale. Purchasers to pay extra for
titles, mortgages and stamps.
ROBr. A. THOMPSON, C.E.r.D
GsS" Sold at the risk of the former purchaser,
who has failed to comply with the terms of sale
Com'rs. Office. Oct. 81 1886 81
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ccmbcr. all the
RE a J. E5T a TE
OF said deceased, consisting of Two Tracts, as
follows:
Tract No. |. lying m both sides of kcnwcc
River and Mrkinney's Crcni, containing Eigh,
Hundred and Thirtyfnlr Acres, more or less,
md adjoining lands Of w. W. Moss John Whit.
mrc and others. On this place there is about
Seventy Acres of good River hnttom.
Tract No. 2, containing Thirty.iivc Acre.
moro or less, adjoining lands of Sarah Curtis
Abel Foster and others. with the right of a
twenty feet road frnm The oil TclfDrd house tn
a p. O. corner, near the top of the hill on w
l.. kcith's land.
TERMS OF SALE--Fur the Real Estate. n
credit of one and two years with interest from
date. Purchase money to be secured by note
and good security and mortgage uf the prem.
iscs. For the Personal Estate. ~ credit of II
months, with interest nptc and security.
NJ. NJ. GARY, Ex'trix
Nav 8. 1896 &
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Clerk ofthe Court. L. HAooop.
Sheriff.. THOMAS.
Ordinary--W. H. IIoLcoaBE.
Com.missionerlim Equity-Roy'r A. THOMPSON
Coroner
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Commissioners to Apmoce tie Bonds Of PuJ.
hc O0icers-I. j. Norton, JOS. Burnett, j. IL.
Amber. James Lawrence. Sam'l. Reid.
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Notice

It's HEREBY GIVEN that application will bo
Il made to tho Legislature, at it's next regular
session. for IN net to Incorporate "Keoweo
Lodge. No: 70, A. +. M," at pickens G. III.
August IS, 1866 I'm
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The state Of soutI, Carolina.

pICKENS--IN ORDINARY.
Malnda Archer, Adm'x, Petition for Sale Of
=, =, ,,,.,, vs.. Land for payment
.. ~ Williams and wife, and of Debts
others.
7 appearing to my satisfaction that the heirs at
law of Van Archer, deceased, (namcs and num-
Dor unknown) and the Icirs.at.law of Andrew II.
Archer. deceased, (namcs and number unknown)
defendants in this case, reside without the limits of
this State: IL is~ ordered, therefore that these
said absent defendants do appear in the Court of
Ordinary, at Pickens Court House. S. c., on the
Goth day Of February next, to show cnusc if any
they can, why the Real Estate Of John T.. Archer
deceased, should not be sold for tho payment of
debts.
W. L. IIOlCOMBE, o.r.n.
Not. 10, 1865. ~ Sin
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1866-11-24

Commissioners ofthc Poor-Dr II. G. Miller
Chairman; Geo. II. Cherry, Secretary and Trea
surer; j. B. Clayton, S. D. Keith, II. Craig, Sr
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1866-11-24

Commissioners Of Free Schools-T b. Maui.
den. Chairman; w. Il. lIolcomhe Secretary
and Treasurer; G. II. Spears, l. Wickliile, II.
IL. Penny, Daniel Grice James Burlino.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1866-11-24

Commissioners Of Public Bmldiags-R
A. Thompson, Chairman; j. l.. IInsonl, Sec
rc;ary and Treasurer; w. f. IIolcon.be, NJ. +.
Mitchell, p. j. Miller.