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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-02-08

Chls. L. Molby, Rnboft J. Davis, VIM. T. Yancey,
Esqs., Lynchburg; Rev. J. Blair Dabney, Campbell
county, Virginia Rev. John A.. Wharton, Liberty, Nir-
GINA Rov. John Scott, Lexington. Virginia David
Read, ESD, Roanoke county. Virginia John b. Rad
ford, Esq, Montgomery county, virginia Professors
Charles s. VenableS aud James l.. Cabell, University
Virginia Judge John A. Meredith, Il. II. Maurs aud
e. ii. BarLsdale, R.qs., Richmond Frank O.. KUHN.
Virginia T. N. Watkins and Stephen o. soulful,
Prince Edward county, Virginia; JDnh b. McPhail,
Esl., Norfolk Colonel WIN. Tnwues, Mecklcnbuig
county, Virginia Colonel Robert withfrs, panvillc,
Virginia Judge George Gilmer, pittsylvania county,
Virginia Hon. Thomas :. F0urnOy, john Il. Edmunda,
Esq, and Judge William Leigh, Halifax county, Nir-
sinia Judge II. II. Marshall, Henry Darlington, Esd
William y. Groom, Esq William II. Dennis, Esq and
William #. Scott, ESD, Charlotte county, Virginia, and
TO NV present and former patrons gcnorally.
Address THOMAS T. BUULDlN, Principal,
brakes Branch POstnnica,
iaulQ 0awem Charlotte county, Virginia.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-02-08
AUCTION sALEs.--Future Dav,.

BY Pukinton. PallIAm 4 Co,
Auetioneers aud Commission Merchants. 4s Main ST.
LOR SALE Al AUCTlON.-We will -
i sell, Immediately after the sale Of the ches- I.;E
ter Hotel property, on FEBRUARY l4TH, 1866, At41S&
the request Of Mr.. James L. Bradley, the beauii.
ful twO-aere LOT. with nice COTTAGE RESIDENCE
thereon, located about two hundred yards from the Ho-
lei, AID Immediately on the railroad, the yard level
with gade Of the road. It Is considered the most vAlu-
able lot at Chester.
TERMs.-one-third cash balance at 6 and l2 months.
negotiable notes, interest added, secured by trust deed.
PlLklNTON, PULLIAh & Co,
fsbT. ids Auetioneers.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-02-08
GOLDEN HILLS ACADEMY.
CLASSICAL mi ELEMENTARY SCHOOL.
eipal.
THOS. r. BoULDIN, JR., Assistant.

The regular session CT this school Is divided Into
two torms-the frat term commencing the LIST Sepiem-
Der and closing the 3lst January; tho second com
mencing tho LIST February and closing SOth June.
The object Of tho School Is TO prepare the student Tor
college or for tho ordinary business oflife. The method
At the close OF each month, circulars, showing the
average standing Of the pupil In his classes during the
month, will be forwarded Ia tho parent or guardian
Near the close II each term there will be an oral and
written examination Of each class upon the studios pnT-
sued during that term and, whom the pupil dihIin-
cuisines himself In these examinations, certificates OF
such distinction will be awarded to him.
The schoOl. Is located In Charlotte county, Virginia,
two miles from brakes Branch Depot Of the Richmond
and Danyllle Railroad, and eighty miles from Rich
lnOEi. The location has boon remarkably healthy for
more than dny years.
T~ERhS-rn.iion and board lights and towels ex-
cOPtedJ for session Of ten months, three hundred dol
lars, in currency, payable (onO half at tho commence
mont Of each term.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-02-08
MARKET.


Tbera was 4 break to-day Of % hhds. Thirty
four Lhds. were put up at auction. OF these there
were niections of bids on four hhd-. The balance
sold A. follows: One at 80 10. one at s. ~. two at
a IS. one at 81, one at so %, one at SO 20, three
At 81, one at Sl3, one at SI4, two at sl5, three at
sI6. one at SIG 30, one at sl7, three at s23. one at
so. one at s29 -, one at eel. one at s24 90, one at
SO
In ~. Louis the receipts are very light, with a
consequently better feeling in all grades.
In Louisville, on the 2J instant, the offerings were
ia hogsheads, with reflections Of bids on ten hogs
heads. The market was fully sustained prices
ranged from So ~ ~ 81 80.
la Cincinnati, ON the 81 instant, the sales were
10 hhds. Mason county leaf, Tugs and trash at rom
50 p to ~ 50. four hbds. Virginia at from $40 10 TO
81 -, and one HID. bright Western Virginia al
$5S
In New York, on the 9Th instant, the market was
irm. but the demand MAS very moderate Hdies
were 50 hhds. kentucky, mostly at b4c, but part al
10! 10 l6c.
In Petersburg, on the 9th instant, sales were u
hhds. at from % To 20.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-02-08

WBISEEY THIEVES CAUGHT.-MOTis Johnson and
Jim Pagan, negroes, were arrested Yesterday by
policemen Bailey and Jackson, ON the charge ct
stealing one barrel Of Whiskey, valued at one hun
bred and sixty eight dollars, from William hcGraiu.
A party arrested Oh d. Charge several days ago was
released, he having proved, lelOJe Judge McEntee,
that he was not concerned IN the transaction. The
party released, il appears, vas engaged by Mr.. Nc
Gram % take the whiskcy 10 his place Of business
lie left his vehicle for a short time, aud in his alb
sence, the negroes arrested, II - alleged, took charge
of il. and have succeeded, until yesterday, ia Guiding
the vigilance OF the police, when they were over
hauled. The whiskey has been recovered, and the
thieves, We doubt not, will be q~uartercJ m the Penl-
Tertiary.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-02-08
NORTHERN MARKETS.

NEW YORK, Feb. Cotton is steady sales OF
I,6UO bales at IS cts. Flour closed with IN adj
vau,ilg tendency Tor southern sales Of 1000 hbls,
State ST Y6aS % Ohio IS sOilO 50; Western 50 95a
) %: southern unchanged sales of 6,0O0 bbls.-
Wheat firm sales of 100 bush new amber Milwaukee
at 81 rs. Corn dull and lc. lower; sales OF 26,OOO
bushels at Sash. for mixed. Pork unsettled; Mess
80 75.3l ~. closing at 500 10. Lard closed buoy
amt at l5als cents. wh:skey dull. Sugars are
lnOIe act W; MuScOvadO At llal2tc. Coffee quiet.
Naval Stones dull. Petroleum dull at 33s cents
tleights firm. Gold 1892.
NEw YORK CATTLE MARKET.
NEW YORK. Feb. 6.-Beef lirmer and prices II trille
Eetter-duUtatiOns IL to lSc; Cows and Neals are
unchanged. Sheep and Lambs are less irm-@leS
at "a to - 90 for inferior 10 prime, aud S9al9 % FOR
extras rere pts p 900 head. Hogs steady at $40 90
at0 II.
FmLAnELPHIA, Feb. Cotton dull. Flour dull,
with a declining tendency sales at SO 7oa7 % for
snp,r. Wheat scarce; very little good wheat here
sales at S2I2 - for red. There is very little Corn
yellow IL. Oats dull. Whiskey dull ut S29il9 70.
/ Petroleum unchanged. g,
CINcrNNArL February 6--FlOur is quiet and
prices unchanged. Provisions are active and prices
generally higher. Mess Pork is in good demand ut
50; holders asked - rents higher at the Close
Lard : in good demand ut Is cents for prime city.
WhiSkey is dull and nominal.
WILMINGTON MARKET, FEBRUARY ..
TuRPkSrINE-Is brought to market slowly, and is
in fair demand. Sales to-day of only 80 bbls' at
50 % for yellow dip. per $50 lbs.
SrtRITS TURPENTINE.- A lot Of ~ bbls. country
packages changed hands at 65 cents per gallon for
white.
RoslN.-ln common we report sales of II bbls. I'M
fcrior at 81 10 and ~ do, strained, ut "a and l6O
LbiS. common and M. , at % per Dbl.
TAR.-lO7 bbls. sold at - 10 per Dbl.
CoTTON.-Sales of ~ bales at Az per 10. for good
middling.
TINBFR.-Four RATS sold ut 80 TO Sll for COM
mon, SIl for prime. and $40 per NJ. for shipping.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-02-08
BALTIMORE MARKErS. FEBRUARY 6.

CoFrER-Sales Of l GOO bags at nj cents, gold:
FLorR inactiye-good and choice Super aud TX
la are held hrm-sales confined to local wants.
RYE Flour. (uew). 81 75a5.
Cons MEAL-Gty and Brandywine, 50 S14a4 per
barrel.
Wur,r-Red steady but inactive-sales OF prime
Pennsylvania at - 3OA2 30. White exceedingly
s.u,. aad would command full prices.
CoEN in moderate receipt, but prices declined
white. A3iS5 cents mixed, 50 ceuts yellow, 72a7o
cents. Oats % cents, weight.
PEuVisIoNs-Inactiye. but holders firm under adj
yircs from the West. Mess 929a$2J 90. Lard, lSc
for city, and lS4AlSAc for Western tierres. Bulk
Meats scarce, Shoulders l3c, Sides l54c. Bacon Is
jobbng slowly ut l5c for Shoulders, l7laloc for
SIDES, 22a23c Tor plain, and 2la25c for sugar-cured
Ham.
~SrsDa.-Cloyer, Timothy and Flax unchanged and
dull.
SrGAR.-Market frmer; redners advanced their
WulskEy-Unsettled City uuL Western s. 25a
- 20. no buVerS.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-02-08
JAMES MEDLEY, JR Clerk.
ELISHA BAREsnALB. Jr p. q. fobs-law4w
NFIDDLESEX COUNTY TO-WIT

T AW o o X S.
Tha sub seribers have lately made some valuable adj
ditions to their stock Of LAW BOOKS, among which
are
Mr.. Conway Robinson's Practice, four volumes, price
81 per volume.
Mr.. Conway ROLinsOn's Forms
Mr.. John RObinson's Forms, very scarce
Mr.. Conway Robinson's Old Practice, three vol
umes, very scarce
Dir. Grattan's Reports, complete SGT
Mr.. Leigh's Reports, complete set
Sands Suit in Equity
Henuing and AunfOrd's Reports, condensed by
Minor
Virginia Ca.es; Lomax's Digest, three volumes
LOhax on Executors, two volumes
English Common Law Reports, 80 volumes
Condensed English Chancory Reports, ten vols
Johnson's Reports, 20 volumes
JOhnson's ChAncery Reports, 7 volumes
Matthew'S Digest, . volumes
Matthew'S Guido to Commissioners.
Tale's Analytical Digested Index, : volumes
Dayis's Criminal Law
lasts Reports, 10 volumes
fuckers Commentaries, . volumes
Hill on Trustees Jarman on Wills
Parsons on Contracts.
Together with n number Of othors not easily obtain
"A now all OF which will be offered at low prices.
W~OODH0USE X PARHAA,
Late James WoOdhOuse n Co,
Esb7t Governor street, near Main.
A
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-02-08
ADJUSTMENTS.
PERSONAL.

If HENRY GATCHEL, who lett England in
| L ISIS, aud resided some years la Montgomery (Alab
| be siI living, his friends IN Liverpool will be glad TO
! hear FROM HIM. ANY inlOrmaiOr- will be gladly ro-
I r,iy.I Nv K~ERNAGHAN SAUNDERS,
C.bS a. Solicitors, Dublin.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-02-08
A TRAcT nE LAND

In AppomatioX County, Va -23j acras-wiLhin two
and a-half niles 81 %l'amplim's Depot, bat located imne-
diately an SOuth->idc Railroad, Que. fourth in hest For
ost Growth, and one-iourih in Pine Forest lies very
Lowell; susceptible of highest improvements; has a bed
of the celcbre ted Arromattox Pipe Clay also a Soap
stone quarry a fOw yard, from the Railroad bed Dwell
ing House, i've rooms, Office, kitchen, icc-housc, Ne.-
The wood for fuel l.. said Ia bo worth more than double
the price asked, which j. $1,000.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-02-08

TuE WASHINGTON CONMIrTEE.-A portion Of the
joint committee, appointed by the Legislature to
present 10 Ills Excelieney the President OF the Uuitei
States the resolutions passed 10y that body IA COM
meudatiOn and approval OF his reconstructiOn policy,
will leave for Mashington THIS evening. The ~
maiuJer Of the committee will reach that city on
Friday. They will make Wizards Hotel their head
quarters during their ~sOjOmn'at the Federal CAPITOL
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-02-08
/, TRACT OF LAND IN THE COUNTY OF CHAR

ON Turnip Creek, adjoining The residence Of old Patrick
Henry, deceased, containing I've hundred and seventy
Two acres, celebrated for raising the best manufacturing
tobacco. Originally u very rich soil, and now IN good
heart, nearly one hundred acres crock and branch hat,
we'll timbered, with plenty Of good plant land. I'm
provements-largc sound Dwelling House, eight
rooms, usual Oul-houscs, ice house, fine spring IN the
garden, near the house good orchards susceptible of
division, particularly for two tracts of three hundred
ard seventy and two hundred and two acres. Terms
Eight dollars per acre. A great bargain. We know the
tract.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-02-08
WANTED.
FOR RENT.

| EOR RENT-Tho UPPER PART otthc "A
Il building occupieJby tho subscriber, with the L:iH
CELLAR attached
For terms, apply To
G. W. PURCELL,
One door from corner Main and Governor ste.
tlatF
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-02-08
IRON WORKS.


PENiNsULAR MACHINE WORKS,
MDDLETowN, DELAWARE.
RAILROAD MATERIALS AND SUPPLIES.
We are now prepared 10 furnish at short notice. ON the
receipt Of plans and specifications any
and all styles oil
Oak THURS CASTINGS
ami FoRoIyos,
HAND
CRANK
SWITCH IRONS and FROG CASTINGS.
IGON WORK
FOk
URY-TABLEs,
BOLTS and NUTS,
BRASS CASTINGS. A BRASsEs
Aud anything Of this character needed by
RAILROAD COMPANIES.
We also make
SUPERIOR SAW ARBOR,
With the bed and boxes east together, by which ar
| lansement the boxes are not affected by any change in
Tho famo; The Arbor Is of cast steel, lcft Tho full size,
the entire length. Thcy are particularly adapted for
Wool Saws, and wo can furnish thu largest size, ].
inches diameter, IS inches between pulley ami SAW COM
plcte, with 81 inch saw Of Il. Hoo & Co.'S make, Tor
Forty Dollars.
We guarantee oUr work equal to that OF any other
manufacture, and
Ar AS Low PRICES.
W. also give our personal attention to the purchase
Of any and all articles used by
RAILROAD COMPANIES,
Flaaering oursolvcs that We can give satisfaction.
AGRICULTURAL MACHINERY.
We are prepared to furnish, Of our own manufacture,
At shUl, notice,
IMPROVED THREsHIYG,
CLEANING AMI SEPARATING MACHINES,
~ THg
WESTINGHOUSE, EMPLE and
GsISER PATTERNS.
PENNINGTON'S REAPER,
With an Improvement.
PEITON's TRIPLE GEAgED EIGHT aud
TEN HORSE POWERS.
POWER and HAND CORN SHELTERS.
GALES PATEN HAY
STRAW and FODDER CUTTERS,
And CIHCuI.AE SAWS,
Adapted to rstmers' Use.
We also sell, Of the very best mako,
STEEL TOOTH HAY and GRAIN RARES.
LARK SUGAR CANE MILLS
AND E~yAPoRAToHs.
JERSEY FARM WAGONS,
Cf all aizcs.
NO WI G 1 MES,
Ola variety Of Patterns.
IMPROVED SIINGLE MACHINES.
PORTABLE ENGINES AND SAW MILLS,
OF all sizes.
STATIONARY ENGINES,
OF any desired Power, for Mill AMI other Purposes
We make
FORGINGS, IRON AND BRASS CASTINGS
OF every description,
And do promptly in tn best manner,
MILL. WORK AND REPAIRS,
Ofall kinds.
Particular attention paid To Making, Dire -sing in'
rcinperinS
MILL. PICKS.
Having u variety Of new and beautiful patterns foi
IRON RAILING, we will enclose
CEMETERY LOTS AND BUILDINGS
At low rates.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-02-08

TuE MULE CASE AGAIN.-pau punOyant, and
jenny, his brother, charged with stealing two mules
from Pemberton y Crew, on the 2lth OF January,
1866 we've before the Mayor yesterday, when W. u.
Crew made q statement, which was similar 10 the one
made los hm several days ago In the examination
OF Cltry and Stringer. he further stated that be-
knew nothing Of hS own knowledge about the par
t.cs now before the Court being engaged IN stealing
the mules.
Washington Goodrich stated that he arrested Dan
DuuOvlnt. one OF the party accused, at Chahlns
Blun, on tuesday. Dan tlld him that a man named
Parker had agIeed e. give him $50 10 take a mule
Ia Petersburg. This he did, hut never received any
pas for Il. Goodrich further stated that he knew
nothing about the stealing of thF mules.
Messrs. Murray aud Kelly made statements
Kelly sa Il that lac took Jerry Duuuoyaut with him
over To Petersburg, ON Wednesday evening, January
9th. in search ot q mule that had been stolen from
hun. They remained there until Friday evening,
when they returned 10 this city. puuno,ant, while
there, found a saddle which be had loaned 90 a man
a few DAYS previous, m Richmond.
The case was then adjourned until to-day, at IL
O'Clock. in order 10 have witnesses sulnmuuei nom
Petersburg. BAH was asked, but refused.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-02-08

A B~CRGLARY.-The store Of Mr. Golbery, corne'
of Seventeenth and Main, was broken open yesterday
morning, between three and iour o'clock, and rob
bed Of a quantity OF dry goods, clothing, notions,
&c. The burglars Effected an entrance by puzns
omen the front window. Tbe goods were carried on
by way OF the alley near by. Becoming frightened,
hc lett a number OF pieces Of goods IN the window.
MIR. GolLely's loss Is more than one IA business eau
well afford To loose IN these stringent times. We
trust the thieves may be overhauied aud brought l.
speedy ju-tce. O.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-02-08

The TIGER N CoURr.-The following parties,
heretofore reported, were called before the Mayor
yesterday To answer the charge Of keeping faro
banks to-Nit Cole a BLACK, MouteiIO ~ Morgan,
Roeanni y John NEWMAN. The following parties
were sworn a. witnesses Captain John Poe }. Mar
shall Hanna. OF the ErIatser, George W. Winston,
Psyt1n c.. Bailey aud George ". Wpu. Several
witnesses failed 10 answer 20 their names
Captain John Poe stated, un information received
through the Richmond ErGmiHer he reported sevc-
raj patic- for keeping places reputed 10 b. gamh-
ling houses.
j. Marshall Hanna stated that he received Informal
ton in December that certain parties were carrying
on " faro banks" He had not visited the places
himself but had good information, which caused
the appearance Of an article, some time ago, ip the
ErGmiGcr.
\ witness was called who said he could not testify
without eliminating himself.
Mannaduke Johnson, ESq., then cited several
cases where parties were excused from t~eStiytng "a
cases where 10 was known that II would cumlnate
themselves, aud asked a pOStpOuement OF the eXami
nation for several DAYS. His Honor, the Mayor, thea
announced the pOstpOnement untd tomorrow (trI
dayI At N o'clock.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-02-08
A TRACT OF TWO HUNDRED AMI TWENTY-FIVE
ACRES

Ia the county Of Halifax, south side Of Dan river,
twelve miles south OF Boston Depot. nearly ono-third
in original forest, thirty acres creek Hat, some hho plant
land, well adapted TO AL the staple crops fine orchard.
Imp ove mcnis-Ordinsry dwelling. kitchen, stables,
new corn crib, two good barns. The whole 4 do-irablc
farm for profitable cropping. A bargain may be had in
this lanL. T"rms--cith"r cash or Twelve months
credit.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-02-08

HHEAP GROCERIES
CHEAP GROCERIES u
Al A%LkXANDE McAULBY'S, No. II Main street, be-
tween Seventeenth and Eighteenth.
Best Coffee Sugar at 2c per Id.
Fair Cuba Sugar at l5e "
Best Rio Coffee, three lbs for OIL
Bost Gunpowder Tea at 81 25 per Id
Good Black Tea at 81 per Id
Good suporane Flour at Sc per Id.
ALSO
1000 genuine English Herrings (%smokedl.
| have a hne assortment Of Groceries, which l am
selling low. Remember the place.
ALEXANDER McAULEY,
No. II Main street,
feb7--St Between Seventeenth and Eighteenth.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-02-08

BEAUTIFUL ROOMS FOR BUSINESS
ID FOR EENT Tho second story vi oar New 6uIid-
iug, ou Governor street, near Main, approached by Al
elegant and large plate-glIss door and a broad stan
wuv. with Gas, Water and other euuVrnicuces. The
mAiu room Is Of the same size Of our stuIS underneath.
To a good tenant aud a suitable business thu rent will
be moderate. \ PAEHAA,
Booksellers AMI StliUners,
feb2 II Governor ST., Hvar AItu.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-07-07

VIOLATION OF THE CIVIL RIaHTs
BILL.-The city of Williamsburg,
New York, was thrown into Il ter
rible state of excitement recently
by the mutinous conduct of the
white children attached to Meth
odist Sunday School, openly rebel
ling against /, the orders of their
teachers to take position in line of
procession behind negro school.
Neither threats nor persuasions
could induce them to join in the pro-
ccssion. Misccgenation will prove
a failure'in thatquarter. Will Con-
gressional Committee. be appointed
to investigate the Williamsburg re-
belIion p If SO. i"Young America"
will not have much of a show
Ticksburg Herald. .esfl- .ssu.s. az
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-07-07
, Ar,ryann WOOL. /.

The New York Economist of last
Saturday says The market still
continues active, although the a.
mount ofbusiness done is not quite G.
quail to that of the twoprevious week;
but this is not because there are not
as manyinquirers for Wool, but be-
cause Their, is but little good Wool
upon the market. We do not re-
member the time when there was so
little good desirable lots of Wool as
at present, and we think it is some
years since New York; was SO bare
of all kinds ofWool as it is to day.
There are some wool stores that are
almost empty, and there are some fine
Woods upon the market, but these
are, as a general thing, dingy and
heavy. There are a few choice Sc
lected lots held at zoe and we have
seen one very superior lot for which
75c. is asked. Considerable of the
wool on hand is medium; dealers
continue, inclined to presstisales OF
this description, and also ofthe cour-
sest Woods, but manifest some diff
terenceaabout finer lots Canada
Combing is not in great supply, al
though there is fair show of bred
Leicester and Cotswold which is
much better adapted for coarse de
LANES and dull coburgs than for lus-
resgoods. these Woo!s being dali
rather than bright, haired Fine
foreign Woods are offered at lower
prices, in proportion to quality and
shrinkage, than domestic Fleeccs.
Pulled Wool sells freely and at bet
ter prices, with tolerablc good sup
ply.
How far the late news from Europe
may affect the market few days
more will determine Should the
panicextendt to commercial and man
nfacturing eisclcs then we may look
for large importations thrown upon
this market, let The tariff DE What il
may there Willie numbers who will
be determined to realize upon their
stock, and some will be COMPEL
cd others will do it ifpossible in or
der to evade their creditors; under
such circumstances our town,nanu-
facturers and merchants wiIlbe made
to suffer severely. And woolens
must fall even in this market to panic
prices; and as consequence. wool
will alsosuffer. And if the manufac-
turing districts of England are only
affectedso as to stopproduction. then
the demand for foreign woods is seri-
ously diminished, which will in
crease the supply here and, as a con-
sequence, reduce the price, The
rains which have fallen during the
past week have had most benef-
cial effect upon vegetatio but the
streams continue very low, and the
prospect still continues, that with
out heavy rains soon number of
factories will be running short time
nextmonth. Under ordinary eircum-
stances, with the market so bare of
wool as present, we should expect to
see it rapidly advance and no small
degree of excitement; but the state
ofthe market, and the threatening
aspect Of the times, forbid it.
The sudden rise in gold has res
tricted business in foreign Wool, and
at the close there was very little
snap 70 the market sgr0HF
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-07-07

Judge VIM. L. Sharkey, late Provisional
Governors and now United States Senator
elect from Mississippi, has just returned
to his fhome.in J Jackson, and the editor Of
the Clarion learns from him that President
johnson entertains no doubt of the COM
pleIe success of his restoration policy, and
is confident that the radicals will be de-
fcateJ in a majority of the Northern States
ut the approaching fall elections. 4 Prcsi-
dent johnson believes The South has moth
ing to do but remain qniet and await the
popular movements that will result In the
overthrow of the factionists that control
Congress. The President assured Judge
Sharkey that be had at no time felt as con-
fdent,of being sustained as he is at pres
ent. - ..a.,,.,,e a. .n
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-07-07

Gen. Lewis Cass died at Detroit on Sum-
day last. He was born at Exeter, in New
Hampshire, October, 1882, and was there
fore in his eighty third year. He held
many important Offices under the General
Government, us Minister TO France, Score
tary of war, Secretary OF State, besides be-
ing Senator in Congress for many years,
and prominet candidate for President.