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The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-08-06
DR.. w, r. MERWlM,

No 81 wALR Err Street, New York.
NIB B-Cherokee PIlkNo are prepared for special
cases when mlder medicines fall these are sent by
6or,
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-08-06

COMPOUND INTEREST NOTES $40 and 5.2Os
wanted. DE Haven Brother, No. 40 S. Third st.
SUPERIOR STYLES OF READY-MADE CLOTHING.
SUPERIOR STYLES OF READY.MADE CLOTHING.
WANAMAKRR & BROWN,
POPULAR CLoTHI6G HOUSE,
OAK HALL,
Southeast corner SIxTH and MARKET Streets.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-08-06

AN EXEMPLARY OFFICIAL.-The follow
ing are the corrections made Sy John Ii. Taggart,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-15
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.


Cattle have been coming IN quite freely OF the 1ad-
City yards receipts Up Friday being s4s head all
Of which, with the exception OF us head were sod mostly TO
buchers In view Of the smaller nubers last week and the
present Of buyers saosmen advanced the rates a0e
per from the prices Of last Frdsyin some cases u cent
few of tho cattle brought lee. per n whole droyes II
fat buloeka run oct at 7e and trade was lively Ordinary
good Western sod at l54 6so Tbs lore.
shadows higher market at Onehundredthst on Monday
next.
Sleep selling well at former prices or 81 a7c in los
right THROUGH little higher selected Lambs run RON
7dsc without rejecting eus Receipts have been ght our
the lev days and stock generally poor lot OF sol
STATE ambs pretty fair O. 10 average, were sold al
81 IS per head in RObinson.st.
HOGS scarcely without chan the arrivals being moder
ate. The tendency little downward lOto. being the top
price today -,
Buchersmnst shape their business 20 as 70 have their
catl driven through the streets after o'clock at night aud
sunrise the next morning with no more
than 70 bead m lot The hours must be observed re-
enilg sheep and hogs only 100 may be driven together
This does not apply above Sxtynnthst and that CON.
muncaon be kept between the Hudson City and Hr-
lem yards cattle may the river Wcehawken and be
driven MP OF Of Ninth, opposite tho
achundredhsth yards above the Central Park and then
driven the National yards The courts having sustained
the consutiOnaly Of the ard Of Health and their enact
mens they longer restrained from enforcing them ana
the police instructed accordingly No definite action has
been taken regarding the slaughter.houses
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-15

LIME-Rockand Is in fair demand and firm sales Of loo
bbls at 8 20 for Common, and e. 10 for Lump -, .,
hOLASS ES-The market Is decidedly more aeilve ana
prices firms OF $50 hhds and n cs Cuba Cayed az
4lc 900 hhd Cuba MDscayadO private terms ~ hhds
NAVAL sToRES-spirts Turpentne Is quiet. sales
Of 80 bbs within Of 65G5. wholesale and @ GiOc
retail Crude Iupentine quot Roslns are quite active
nE Pi at e. - IS and ass IS New Black bell at
The supply is greatly reduced We bean OF consusfaos IN
OiLS-City Lnseed drmcr and in far demand at 81 $50
81 e5 sales Of % tuns AID 1900 gallons part 10 aIye on
private The intelligent readers 81 Pig IRiBusgnn'
dtrsaI when note Of English Linseed by the tun
AMI give quotations that apIes TO galonsi 10 persons II
Fsh Obs change note; Crude Sperm at g. 500
a. IS and Crude Whale at 81 309s IS Lard Oh is du a.
81 4Oc 81 45'for Nc . No. /. and Refined. -
PROVISIONSIhere has been rather activity in Mess
PORK to-day. and prices be within shade rner closing
zoo bols seller October at $50 25i $50 bbs buver do at
S31 o.! $40 1915 and $50 bbs buyer last half Of November
asa IS closing at about s3 IS quri in other kinds
we note dull market At eOaSJO % for Prime and s12
50 Prime Mess Beef Is less active aud prices are rather
easier sales Of go bb IN o's within the range OF 90 100
e9 so for PLAIN Mess sand eg s23 for Extra DO perce
Beef and Beef Hams are both very dg anu prices are nom
ina quiet but rm sales of 80 boxes Snoul
ders &c., and 1900 10 Bellies at l6ic in bulk Beon is
less inquired to-day but holders remain firm In their
views; have sales to note I'd y dnn ana Tihe
lower; sales Of 295 pkgs. at l7a7Ir. for No ls0is4c
for City l9 slc fair to prime steam ahd KetIeen'
dered and choice lots OF l9J az Oc
AFTERNOON PROVISION MARKEr ocLo IA lar , uuo W
done ID Pork and the market Iulru steau VI
o bb cash and regular at sjj SJ5 10 ana oo' oo'
buyer Gu the month. NJ IS p.
PETROLEUM-Tie market is easier but fairly aetyei we
quote Crude at q 27c In bills and 9la2Ja IN bnki he
fined at 81 46ic.; Free OIL is quoted al 570o3c 90 -
RICE moderately active and sIendyi sales OF 30 bags
Rancnon at 32c, gold, In bond. .,., ,r.
SFEDCoyer Seed is and firm at 10! 1870 limo
thy Seed quiet at So 75ds4 for Old and New ugh Flax
Seed is in aeunnd ard firm at e. 50 s2 Calcutta Lin
seed Is firm at 81 35dS4 30 in Boston and here.
SPELTER is quiet at q d6ic, gold
SUGARRaw Sugars are moderately active and steady at
lO lOc for fair good renngi sales Of 81 hhds Cuba nj
IIdlelc aud $50 boxes Havana, part arrived, at 3e
Refned dull. .-..
TALLOW-The business is only moderate but prices arc
firm; sales Of 60OO0 10 AZ l2dl2o. for Western aud Ciy
TEA-een aotiyO request and hTmi safes OF
LOO half chests at full prices. ,ooo
TIE-Pg remains firm, with fair demandi salee OF ~
slabs BIned nj a4Ic do MALAGA, in Boston at 2ic ana
400 do here DO oil gol Plates IRE dun and
TOBACCO is n little in request sales OF 3l4 mus
Kentueky M a l6c and l32 Scodlea Of o. lie
WHISKY-The ma; ket Is stendy and moderately aetNej
sales Of % bbls., at g IS for Western free.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-15
TEnAY. Sept. ll-P. n.
Gold close. at 1ls. after selling at lll, OLE.

Gold closes al AS, after selling OF liii all5s.
Government stocks were stronger and old sos quoted
HE new at 1885, and 73Os at lO5 0ICG IL State bonds
moderate business at former rates. Railway mortgages
were steady and offered in small amounts. The msce
sneous shares were barely steady. Quicksilver broke
down at jll. Marposa strong 5Ol a3ct. Erie
active opening at y, and closing at 722. New-York
Central was steady and IN special demand The Western
list was neglected and not firm. After the call Govern
meuts were fner and lCGaloGi the pnce Of 1905. At
tho Second Board the market steady and after the
Board a fraction higher and closed firm at quotations
New-York Central, IOG2alO7; Eric, 72s @72}i Hudson
River 10; Reading, 15all5l Michigan Southern, "a
3l; Illinois Central l22 Cleveland and Pittsburgh 669
scli Rock Island, los5 100; Northwestern, a103ot
do Preferred CG0C6l; Fort Wayne los loJi Canton,
52s52; Cumberland Coal, 4oG463i Quicksilver, o@l
52l; Marircsa Preferred, 80 al.
Cell loans arc per cent and lower rates arc exception
al In commercial bills 10 change. Prime short dated
pass at per cent and good at 06. Ordinary names Of
longer date SCI, at 7 per cent.
Exchange unseitledi Prime G0aay Sterling is quoted
iO70i0l The following The current rates: London,
prime bankers, 60 days 1867 8lO7i; London, prime
bankers, sight 1919 slOsI London prime co mercial,
@5i9l)c; Paris, bankers, long, 5.2s29525; Paris,
bankers', short 52Gl0j.2l Antwerp, 53l4 a. .@l ;
Swiss, 53l{ 52I; Hamburg 49, 03jl; Amsterdam 4Oli
Frankfort, 4O0401i Bremen, IA sTli Berlin 7Ol9H.
In Freights the engagements TO Liverpool aIe 1000
bush. Corn a; ed 90 bales Cotton, at 36d. 500 bbls
Rosin at IT, Cd 25 hhds. Tobacco at 22s Cd. and per
steamer % bales Cotton 5-l6d. To London 300 bbls.
Flour at Is Cd For Bremen, 5000 bush Rye, at Id
and per tcamer 50 bales Cotton, at &c. vessel with
1900 bills Petroleum. at IS Cd if 10 Marseies, g. Cd
nto Venice or Trieste A vessel TO Continental port
with Petroleum al 5s 3D. ship with $500 bbls. Petrol
cum, o. 5 a. If TO Hamburg, So. 3d. fU. K. OF Con.
hnent, o. ts. 90. ii 10 Cork direct.
IhoUyment Of the Clearing House certificates viii be
hotbeI sep toward contraction Of the currency and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-15

HowEs & MACY, BAyKEEs, 80 Wall.street, New
York formerly officers Of the Park Bank) -Four per cent
teres. allowed on deposit.
The business Of tits ia the Inco-po rated
Bank.
PErsoxs KEELING Accounts may DEPOSIT and DRAW a.
they please and viii be allowed Interest on their daily bal
nnce at per cent.
ColIxcuoys made on any part Of the United States
Canada
Orders for the PURCHASE SALE Of the various Govern
ueut and other Stocks Bonds and Gold promptly executed for
the usual commission.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-15
Gfcnrsicns.

WISHING BANKS-SEA AlR.-No more iRyigor
Ans trip caa than down the Bay aud out the Al
the Banks The saf and comnodos steam e.
WYOMING, every day Except saurdays) hon Eisaths Ea
River ProSsp a. Christophei-st North Rr ~ aud
Pier No North River al ocock a. Fse 50 Schabes
Band boardi also Bait, Lines, Embellishments
rENHE AMERICAN CONDENSED MILK Co.,
Oace No. lO7 Fouth-Ovr. Zee edyrrii,e n.ni,
fsNHE GREAT CALIFORNIA WINE DEPOT!
i GURNER L Co. No 90 CedsTsL, New-iork.
See Advertisement In another column.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-15
financial.
100000 OR $l,0OO.0OO
FIRST MORTGAGE,

FIRST MOhlbAbCt
LAND GRANT, SINKING FUND BONDS
or THE
ST. CROIX AND LAKE SUPERIOR RAILROAD
COMPANY.
ENDORSED BY THE FARpERs, LOAN AND TRUST CO. OF
TnE CITY or NEw.YokK ,ooo
r5TEitfSP PER CENT FREE or GovERSNENT TAX.
i R RgsE 'S1 @ %
COMPANY N THE err or SN"'
YORK, AT THE orToS ov IN. HoLprR ,1u,.,u
% road e1dns from - Paul % the a''pp and n5 so
q, ~ I've si1p ' Po ON Lake
oCI ,s 's , '.%s distance on Baao a.. snes
make' tbs nc fr outlet Of the products Of horhN e'in VIZ
portSut saves Muh, Ca nssrl $50 me md che other
,stH Of Ny one fb value Of their products in freight
j. a. &c s,ai; ~ FIl S PDv , Susr t.
# ,b nst nine warn The roei the Lake
u Hon an ga.rtrT per lnnum. , ~,
re ComPay h msde T9rsaFs 70 secure ,ne Psy o OF
30 q. 5000 efrf each free Of Ooysnnru iT pnci Al
y,ssa6 eys - bs Cy Gink Of Lonioa Gold or the
oron 81 he hoG rhs BOND. aIe devca6ls bearer ey
BE- registered ou &c b., l. Of Toe C9mtany. a., r- . A.,
DIT W H. Cams al Mess SAS DIKs Of Milwaukee,
80 y r. U+fri., Ttr tbs, dsrd or mortgage
az bond were By AvLEl TILDzs AsDEEw uRrsS
hea ken 10 render tie principal and Hore' secure
TIs.i Tue morsBg3 the Roadbed Equipment, Lands
amounting 70 ss's ss1 eJ W. or ,b may he5e
ster be- acquired By them go, - IT,, co.
puy ofho city arw-ioIk whereby ey dos'e these b0nd
Irolng Tay them ni maturity. 80,
Tyrd ~ with said Farmer Loan snd Trust
Comrauy whereby pay to- three coupons iule Que
rendn u I<ed portion OF tie road TO the
lao.
Folr proceed, Of saes q nds p1d into The Trustees
offle ius and p'lcipa o. tc botd'
Ft0ii NILrIsE a. SWIM SAMUEL ILDEN and hNpiv ~
0nEN TTce' ~ tLc in Mortgage boheh0 DER ah
ne A. H. 9ts Tipt Mots bonds sm mr. 10 be pd 10 ihrni N
trust dsJsr.rd such yolcbrfsu they may Gee
AID pueut q he road AID r seen
q ihe Company He said Trustees may de, rtope
g. bee rlid
Tho follow rI'.ft be- recent iroft made y Jouh -
Clrf bell rfl.. Cni-ftl-.HecT: ,,---- -.
IwolI r.arery Hpcu - Company The d"ffhnes. OF
comp c,u q a fol ~ d en nor s'd .nd rguiltAng ue
nf-s fH.t'r Fc vt'o g. '9f -ni row -,
I fl .nd lfa- o. O. 'a.r parton J iLc
.r.r. t ic 'hs.e Ud, clfos,d Good pine l-l ar ~
l17 worth go 80 g. IS. q, u Like . tfoI eut our fct! to-day
c.rrt ga ilY ,fyi or F rirA DO not thA ca
s-fsr yir f could tu GltNi pF ny net ~ care ns i
os ug as,'nsr to lo- bssnrss 10 DO GHo upon th'
go enr'.,s -ai sq the a.t fTty Hls', much eitA
of tue iuH tr.. s.fr 'ur g-ltff+
o. f1r Co. ra Nin ro 90. through t r lake made by me
Vll BE- fly riDci itr wheat cfsp % 3lansseti
for q. it gH.. i.....-.. 10 D. % .i'f. an.fl'
Iir v-f f bsIcs UH cs1rf Interest h currency .
bsf ou Acs fok cu-tt lIul tofslrle 81. -t n it'
litst gic allowed Ter r ii D. srn O. 3d. u our 81 ee
whom lo D,l4iuM 5c est b prrss free Of c4sc O. tie par
Ci.rfF.
itte in'cea piece 20 scrlrr, 4 . COMPANY uren thu
L.arI rl-s tl road slurf
LUDLOW. PATTON A. co, ia. g " ui.s-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-15
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

srPT 1A-94O7 bbls Flour io9 b5ls whisky o25 sacks
Ocake H. l62 bush. Wheat ilf67 bIh Corn $3.50 bush
Oats 100 bush Malt 800 bush B1 e, 10 bush See-s "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-15
proposals.
OyyioE OF
ASSISTANT ConMIssARY. GENSRAL or SUBsIsIExCE
No 4 SIAIE-sI.. New. YORK. srIs. u 1885,.


ASSISTANT ConMssARY GEssRAL or suBsrIExos,f
RMY SUPPLIES.-SEALED PROPOSALS
N dupcaei will be received by the undo signed until O'Clock
WEDNESDAY IS for for The use Of the
New Yok Brooklyn, follows. viz: -.
10000 pounds PLUG TOBACCO reeqnsrters bafbores
aud quarter boxes Of grade not inferior to the grads
commonly known Navy Pns each ping TO weigh nearly
possible, W pound IL will only be purchased tax pc'
Boxes 10 be Of the best kind, made for the purpose.
Samples the Tobacco be delivered With the proposals ind
referred o therein
The package Of Tobacco purchased be carefully
secrtard ard with the and t weight uarksd theron t
verified sufficient Of the
Inspected and compared with the retained samples at the
time Of delivery.
printed copy Of this advertisement attached pro-
pot proposals specific complying IEcly with
all Each bid hsve consideration contain the
written guaranty Of responsible follow:
1--WE the undersigned hereby guarantee tls should all or any
Of tic above bid pied shall be duly hed according
pu,psr condions that contract with
a oueuTtb OF the value the proposed
t. be furnished. shall be executed, If required"
The s.-s Of business and the date OF purchh a.
contents with shipping marks 10 be hefetiter
defigu4.ed be p'ainly murkcd every psctagc
be- made equiValen soon
funds received for toe purpose. .
expected hold er goods without 70 e
States ant red shipurnt.
proposals. will be fuTnhed this Office which s &c
incsrd envelope Addressed to the underlined and ndored
Proposal. for subsistenee stores." H. \. CLARKE,
Brevrt Hrig Gen aud A. c. O. S.
TINHE AMERICAN CONDENSED MILK Co.,
i Oice No. l07 Fourthave See advertisements
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-15
FAMILY MARKETS,
or LIVING TxPEXsEs N NEw-Y0RK.


FRIDAY, Sept lip NJ
The fruit still continues but there are changes IN H.
Pums largely called for 20 pickle and preserve ana prices
advanced about q half peek They plenty to-day and
the advance checked the demand that dealers are generally
returning TO ol prices We noticed few cases. pretty
GOOD Dasons offered y half peek but tho six quart
baskets Of fine plms generally selling at e 80 each Bart
lett rcars are scarce peach basket q hne fruit worn
eids4 5O-harels have been sold sO0s25 each Peach
baskets Of Ssckols Flemish Beauics OnOnd gas rsamos
and Louise BONES Offering az % c,h selected .Tli-
foi az Ct 75d e. 2j Peaches ATE si on sale bat hck Le
Tipcncd Ia weather.. itty are h.hf
NJ sds basket pCJr fair quality 50 ds4 Tor large
Morris WHITES Concord and Delaware grapes are freely met
WITH The former By pedders aud on tie Sidewalk at 10
gOc ~ 10 cor SOFT ard broken fruit Apples are iTmer
barrel Of hno ut costing sjasG Qainces coming from
Virginia. but not plc.iy go. -,
Vegetables generally lower with lew addition 20 inc
list Potatoes mucA cheaper by TIE busAel or barrel th
tie half peck and mny BE- bought ~ hffcr qub
ties hut II eay Ia lay them ih for winter Pelch-
Howe no selling the fqTmcGs Hnout Warrington
Mgrke ct 81 % A. bust: Cath Reds abb IncSeyts lGch
less 4! common poorer classes DO lot consider hoW much
more they pay Toy nearly rtBg By bu- l anlH qas
titles: oily tie rci aurd 10 90 tbs IAd they are The
who don't do H. 49,
Common butter l. lower but there Is 30 Aue feuly gOod
prices OF this are kept up.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-15
Gbanres for Business flen.

RARE CHANCE for Printers.-lhe Office OF HE
"A DAILY MNRNiEG HERALD and MlNElta JOUHNAL
sesv offered al Dylo SALE cheap aud on liberal terms IN
lie n6hsrg city Scranton p, with pouiuon o. Lag al d
ody neteans and Herald the only Dy published N The
LacA9wauna Valley Address j. W. bIOOh scranton Ia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-15

ITTTTT"I |TW"W U T0TI ~ n
Wild . doz.......s1 50dJ
keys. q ib..-.--.....Jl ass
Woodc0ck, a. pr 81 2jUsl %
Reed Birds. y doz.-.150ei %
Rice Birds. a io1..--..-.5Ja75
Portiilg g. paIr 81 seal IS
Ploycr, gray q ccx. sass
Snipe. fInd, Y dol ....25a 80
DJwi,ch, ' dU1..-s2qJ %
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-15
sTArE or NEW YORK. EAsK DEPARTMENT,
ALBANY. June 81, 1916.

NOTICE is hereby given. pursuant TO chapter
s Laws Of 1885, Laws Of 1863 that the ceuliiius no e.
i.ri 10 he BANK ollie COAsOSWEALrH, banking asoriu-
lion located toe City Of New York viii e3eeHe p'r by e
Banking Department eu;atiou AZ Tie
New o National Bank In The CRY Of Albany for AZ Ees
from tire da'e u aud not tLeetter -
felei sii within tx om date Leoo aud IL % =
lc shall not le Pre- elrd redemption and payment wihn re
tn Nl BE- charge upon The uI m tr nAa
oftLo SUI eruteudeut for that purpoe o. '" SNhu LIN
slTe-iuie ldel.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-15
STATE oy NKw.l ok, uAXK uEPAsTHENT,
ALBAST April % 1850.
sIATE " Nss.loan 80 80. !

ALBANY, Aprii 20, 1900.
NOTICE is hereby given, pursuant TO Chapter &'6
Laws Il 1863 that the circulating notes
ed 40 the OCEAN BANK Of the City Of New York banking
association located 80 the OF w York will be REDEEMED at
PAR by Superintendent Banking Department on pre-
cusiou At the NcwYosk National hnh the City OF Albany
from the die hereof aud not thereafter
Tie outstanding circulating noes OF The d BANK must pc F
Ientcd Aforesaid within siN on he date hefroi anu az
notes which .ha not presented for REDEMPTION aud payment
within specified viii cease to be charge upon Tie iHnd
in the hands OF the Superintendent lot it,t
hp29 lawdm o. w. sNuul I'm eupeh"ienuene
TINHE GREAT CALIFORNIA WINE DEPOT!
i GURNER & Co, No. 90 CeliT.si, New-ioIk
See Advertisement ina another colnaln
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-15

- t.LftHh.
FIRST MOVTGtGE SINKING FUND BONDS
Written oars aa~ tlr undes-isd. o.; BIZ o - NO l.
Wu Boz tlr CRY o. Sew lk mt. j. oee M on th 'th day
Of Octob.r 1855 6r e plruc by Lim a. tie above deci0c
FOyDs b. ta rpr on Sukur Fund apart by the @
Corany Tor mat paIp1.r. amounting 10 5000
= J. IlLDEN, Trustee
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tueus s..ss.-sssT' "'N =" ~
Pork, lat aud stks. z ~ lta2
RsrarE slit

Chickens. Spring. a. n 1905
BToilsrs, q pAr. -1J0el ~
Ducks. a b..--.-.-...."o a. -
Young. q pair e. 550S2 90
Wood. " pair.....7Jo-l 90
Teal y palr........-.jdCi
Malud. y pairs 2Jo Cd 20
fowls. = To .--.--......-. a. I'D
Bucf c. p b.......32C %
Geese. 4 B.-...........-ac .I
Gosliugs, cGch...... 81 J0aeJ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-15

nANIEIS, CROZIER Il coz,
~ BANKERS Aid MINING BROKERS',
no. q NaTsu-st. New York,
Especial attention g,op 20 Colorado Geld Mining stoehG
RAxk DEPARTMENT. ALBANY, Sept. IS. 1906
NOTICE is hereby given, that, pursuant TO the
~ provisions chapter So Lys 1896 the Notes end Cerihce,
th- Bank Orcan the Lewis Comfy Bank III. keoiI focy
Bank ucudus Sackc lsrbor Ek and Ito Yates County
BANK date p1rsted or safety Fond bk WIZ Oe i1eeho AZ
FORTY t CENTS ON TUE DOLLAR, presentation a. tie
rsnE prpauent fIr Two Year from tine date hereof
q. ". SCHUYLER, Superintendent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-15

Apples cooking, pock, Ordinary d. do. ga 81
Per peach baskt -5a 81 OO Bartlett &C. dO....... 30
lime DBL pa 50l Common, T. han peck q. 0JJ
Good A. bush JGa ] 75l DO. peach basket g. 81 -
Grab, & peck. 55a bartlett g., peach 49,.
Grnpcs. Concord. = n pa 3O basket .-.s2 3Ja g -
HothouEe. 80 .-..Gic - Plums hne' = quart fVd -
Delaware d n ....JU 1J Common q quart. .2 %
Lemons a. doz ..... .C| Common A. peck slGl -
Teacc s Inc a. GteiGeI -, Egs& GagcfIpS $50 81 90
Common, T. qt...-...21o3al DamsOn Y I peekslaei -
Fine 4 basket. $50 ei 90
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-15
FIRST MORTGAGE,
LAND GRANT, SINKING FUND BONDS
or THE
ST. CROIX AND LAKE SUPERIOR RAILROAD


\ MTErING or TIE STOCKHOLDERS q
= TuE NORTH rOLiSA ORR DRESSING tOMPAN
, q. ll 10 Nf.r Crrv tu.I Broadway, Room
OIL on EsDlY hc 2i ty ~ -r''gb lh o.: y o'clock no.
- JOHN EDELY StcrrtsTy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-15

Tongues, each 81 g7dsl5J
Sheep Tongues, p doz 55aC2
PIGS feet. q doL ......CO4CJ
sausage, q iD---........2O4 -
bologna, green, y n. l7a20
Dry. ..........-.l1d ~
Tuipe, b n .........lOdl2
srp q AMP
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1866-07-27

a FACT FOR HISTORY. In his ad-
dress, at Norfolk, last Saturday
night, upon rebuilding the churches
of the South, Ex-Governor Wise
stated that "more than 1900 church
es had been utterly destroyed in the
Southern States during the war;" in
addition to the vast numbers that
had been polluted, deliled, defaccd
and impaired" Think Of it.. There
was, i'll nine cases out of ten, more
likely in nineteen cases out Of twenty,
not particle of necessity, military
or otherwise, for this. 1t was sheer
wantonness and diabolism. Yet the
men who did it have been held up to
the world by those who bounded
them on from the pulpits and presses
of the North, as Christian warriors,
as Bible-reading and God fearing
race-as the leaders and exemplars of
the civilization of the century-as
the champions of policy founded
on great moral IDEAS" with endless
balderdash of that kind. 1000
churches destroyed! Let the fact go
INTO history as IN enduring evidence
OF the spirit that actuated the hordes
against which, for firesides and affairs,
we contended.- Wilmmgton JomnM.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1866-07-27

A REPLY OF Mr.. GREE1EY.-One
J. Wilson, of Waukegan, Illinois, Re-
Gently wrote to Horace Greeley, Esq,
wanting to know if it was true that
he offered to go bail for Jefferson Da-
Wis, to which Nfr. Greeley replied as
follows:
Eyes, sir, I would bail Davis, or
you, OF any other culprit that the
Government should shamefully keep
in Jail for more than year, resisting
and denying his just and legal de-
mand that he be arraigned and tried
or let go. Yours, truly.
"HORACE GREELEY.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1866-07-27

BED BUes.-A correspondent of
the Fayetteville Journal communi-
Gates to the public that as much sub
Innate of mercury as two ounces of
first proof alcohol will dissolve, will
destroy those pests to human nature,
bed bugs, large and little, if applied
to those places where they want to
take shelter. For the credit "a we'll
as the comfort of our own humanity,
let it be applied at once. The pre-
paration costs but trife, and the
receipt is ''free gratis for nothing"