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The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1867-03-09
JOS. Tatum,
NOTICE TO ALL WHOM 1T
MAY CONCERN.

We call on all persons indebted % us on old
accounts OF notes, to come forward and settle
up without further delay.
We have not troubled you on account Of
these old debts. We have not annoyed you
with duns or suits. We did not ask you 70 d.
vide the proceeds Of last years crop with Us,
We have given you, masked, the anne time
that we obtained on our own debts. In return
for this indulgence, we think we are entitled
10 liberal payments out Of the present crop.
All who win come up and pay by the lst o
December next, will find us disposed TO SETTLE
on liberal terms. Those who do not pay o.
make satisfactory settlements by the list o
January may expect 10 be sued In the frs
court thereafter.
oct20-3m HEFLIN 4 H0BGO0D.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1867-03-09

Corros quotations in Memphis on
Thursday were as follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-02-12
eEcOSn POARn.
N Central

MONDAY Peb. l1-P ".
Gold closed at 1863, and is not firm The prospect
Of greater harmony between the President and Con-
gress checks any tendency to advance in gold
The stock market il dull, with not enough doing to
pay the office expenses of brokers. Government
securities are steady with moderate sales State
stocks are steady, and only small demand Tor rail-
way mortgages. In railway shares the dealings are
small at the prices of Saturday. There is nothing In
the present condition the future prospects OF lead
ing stocks TO make them desirable purchases, and
until change is shown, high rates are not probable.
At the Second Board prices were lower and the
market sluggish The last quotations are as follows,
closing dull: New-York Central, lCl!9le2; Erie, 59i
a5o.; Reading 1OA0lOi.; Michigan Southern, "a.
4b7H; Cleveland and Pittsburgh, s40Ai; North
Western So as Northwestern Preferred, GSs~6St;
Rock Island, 9s3 a99; Fort Wayne, 9Sa9sl.
Money is G. Z ner cent on call and lowerrates must
be quoted as exceptional. In commercial paper the
sales are moderate at 567l for best names The hope
that is still felt that Congress may adopt some ex-
pansive scheme in gard 10 the currency gives more
buoyancy 10 trade but there is underneath very
cautious spirit and prudent people are steadily pre-
pairing themselves for that gradual contraction IN tho
currency which the Secretary of the Treasury Is able
10 enforce and which he will certainly make. The
action of Congress will be limited TO the legislation
asked for 10y the Treasury TO facilitate tho funding
of the 1908 and to meet the maturing compounds.
The Department the way clearly TO fund all its
short bills, preparatory TO resumption. and from IT'S
abundant revenues is master of the financial sltua-
ton While holding this confident opinion parties
in debt or intending TO borrow money for new en-
tcrprises cannot be too careful The bank statement
for the week inst closed shows decrease in loans OF
1895 $50 and in deposits OF 500 'C, while the legal
tenders show gain OF $l,6sl.i5l.
The following shows the condition OF the New
York CITY banks this week and last:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-02-12

Bulls IIEAD-With the very light supply OF 3Sh
buoefs for the week-whch Is 9OOess than the average
for las year-he market Is stronger, but not az firm
the numbers would indicate following, as they do light
week 1t pretty certain that the mass of the abong
population have not the money TO spare for the high
priced beef They find mutton cheaper and buy II, using
up nearly 500 sheep cleaner than onesxth that number
Of beef cttc The price OF beef was advanced d3c b.
but trad was dull and the iCo head at Onehundrcdth-
ST. yesterday lasted until night Prices ranged from l2c
for the poorest to l7c for prime with lew extras ut lsc
mr. 500 nor naIr These were Washingtons birthday
cattle Sheen have declined Just much cattle have
advanced receipts 23lO9, and selling rather slowly M
IA Tlc most OF them being thin. Hogs coming for
ward more freely footing up liso for the week prices
unchanged, selling OF eet2c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-02-12
Mr.. RANDALL'S BILL

TeGe Editor Of them " Tribune
SIR: The anxiety of the public mind throughout
the country for fear of the passage OF Randars bill de-
stroyng the National Banks and the unfortunate CON
sequences that would follow, induces me to write you
and have you say through the columns oyour paper that
there IA not the least danger OF the passage OF that BILL or
81 National Ranks. l6xi
The probability is that the Committee win reconsider
their action and not report To the House, but should
they IL will be defeated by large majority.
'' Yours &c, q. H. VAN WICK.
W1shfugL0u. Feb q 1861.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-02-12
A CARD.
To N, Editor Of The ". Y. Tribune.

Sir In your issue Of 9th inst in your report Of the
trial Of Henry Bergh agt W. waltemire, In the Special
Sessions you state that "a veterinary surgeon"
and served such IN the army BE 30 good rs TO correct
tbIs mistake of your reporter am not ever
veterinary surgeon and did not serve such In the
army bit did serve the u S. Army In the late war
as pycian and surgeon for 80 years which the busl
ness follow Your correction OF this In regard TO
me IN your admirable report Of this aud Other cases.
broughtup by Mr.. Bergh, Will TINY oDhge yours, very
A. r. NUDE. NJ. d., No. :sl East Fourth-st.
Nep York Feb. g. 1867.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-02-12

S%ernbers of the Board OF Brokers and Mnlng Board
~, Ill Mercbants, linton Express stock, fOuOws:|
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-02-12

-,
qhs total number this week S,5l head compares Win
80 head last week and with 5,7s head, average per
week last year. and with BsI9 for the corresponding week
The number sold to-day at the onehpndredthst mar,
ket ssl head compares with 1850 head last week anu
with 1914 head, the average per week last year. anu W
gs6t head at market year ago
THE MARKlST AT HUDSON CITY. "a
HUDSON CITY, Feb. 9.-Reeeipts for the week I'sA'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-02-12

The market for Exchange is firm. We quote: Lon
don prime bankers 40 days, 1888: London prime
bankers. sight. lO9. London prime, commercial lO't
6Dlos: Paris bankers long SIS. d5l7i Paris bank
ers'. rshort. 51Gia5I5; Antwerp, 52l3@5"o; SWISS
5oIla520: Hamburg bankers, 3G.0B.; Amsterdam
hanl,ers' 4IaHs; Frankfort bankers. Az @4l! Bre-
men bankers. 7Sl379; Prussian bankers T2sU7St
Freights are dull but firm; quote 10 Liverpool
Inv fil at - Cd for Flour: cd. for Wheat and Corn
and ID D7-lGd. for Cotton.aro London2S. 3d.~ES od
for Flour: cd for Wheat, and Cd. for Corn Ihe
only ENGAGEMENTS We learn of are 800 bales COTTON
per steamer 10 Liverpool at 3D., and 80 hhds Iallow
20 Bristo al 2js brig was chartered TO London with
900 bbls. Petroleum at "A round sum- and vessel
with % 0p0 bush Corn TO Cortland market at 5s od
The business of the Sub-Treasuy was Rec"pts,
a es7 1883 4S-for Customs. $3S7.0O0 Payments,
AZ !694 9o; Balance. Sll,59s5s7 4i-Gold Notes.
s36l,WO
The South West Pacific Railroad Company, whose
bor,s are for sale by Messrs Ward n Co.. state that
Oh, property on which their bonds arc issued Is val
nal AT 81 800 OOO aud consists of 20 miles OF complete
road and $50 600 acres Of land the line of the rail-
,rov. Some of this is highly valuable mineral land.
they also announce a union with The Atlantic and
pacific Railroad Company, which Company has
land grant of 65 900 600 acres The Atlantic and Pa
cifc Company guarantee the principal and interest
OF these bonds.
The Irving Fire Insurance Company of this CITY
has declared dividend Of five per cent payable Oh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-02-12

'AmTericaD Adams, United States aud WeIs FufRO ~
Co;s stocks MT LOWEST MARKET RATES. Orders tor p'
chase and sale in all OF above securities solicited
N P-Uoders OF Merchants Union Stock sending lot
ward for sae must iudorse each receipt, and ataen
uover OF attorney signed IN BLANK, except az 10 INC
number OF shares.
SOUTHWEST PACIFIC RAuRoAD-See advertise
mani under Financial"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-02-12

They came by the following rphtes Fit 49,,
Hudson River Railroad, LISA; Harlem iSaiiToSt, "a
o. Newcrsey Central Railroad, 3sl On foot TO- ADoat
g63 were i'm the yards on Monday
''''' w." LIST OF DROyERs.
The following the names OF droyers owners or con
sgnecs Of the principal droNes apd where 'no c''e ~o
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-02-12
60 iubom II man Gcntfri'.

DARIS EXPOSITION.
C.uteuan OF influence AID business capacity intseaisa
e abroad during Exposition wos axe charge % ,as
1900 "a COMMISSION IN she Exhibition OF arVk1
G ne Coptueh Exhibitors others wishing MAKE tab AZ
meat viii please address EXPOSITION Boz No ""
OGos. -------------
NOR SALE.-A LETTER of Gen. George
Washinctou sold the highest bier he Us day o. h
Also Of Henry ClsyG Address J. A. p boz H. bs~"~"
HGin Co, Pa
TADIFSI N v SOUTHERN RELIEF AS
sOCIATION ior receiving DRY GOODS ,nis
L. No IA Boud For Float Provfiors &eg HAuls oebNS
% No is Whitehal4t Dor atoms earnestly ton etG
NOTICE.-All persons having cl snSfv against
sss smsn u Navy deceased are hes6{ honned peen y
eans with proper vouchers 20 " lDOh F"e"h @'ss ~ "
four mopihs this date, Feb l. ls6L m. r.nop
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-02-12

PETROLCI M-The market Is dun az 13c for Crude In
bulk and 100 for do. ia bbs. Refined, 2c Tor prime
Light straw 10 White 36ic for standard WINE ehd JIG
Tor Prime White
IiCE-The market is dull, and we hear Of only about
80 tee. Carolina, I'm lots, az lOlr.
srcARS-Raw Sugars have been IN very good demand,
and prices are firm at full previous quotations. sales OF
on hhds. at l0Gllc for Cuba lite for Engnsh lsnI'
and ii59l2Ic FOR Porto Rico Refined rather weak,
but not quOtably lower.
SAILING note sales ~ 5000 BUSH 81 Martin AZ 80,
sTEDS-'rhe demand il moderate for Glover seed
mt 3Qi5c Timothy Seed is saaDle at - 62s - per bs
Rough Flax Seed IN salabe ut - sOdS2 90 per BUSH
TAIIOW-I'he market is moderately active and steady
sales ~ 900 70 at ils0lltc. -,
WHISKY-The market is more active ana 1rmer SAFES
Of 200 bs al 3O13ic for state In bond, aud 81 d52c Tor
Western afloat and IN bond.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-02-12
NEw-YORK CATTLE MARKET.

FOR rIIE WEEK ENDING MONDAY. Feb II, lS7;
Reeve, Cows Yssla Sheep and Iambs swine IokL
pssn Sg as 2s,l09 1850 l2,4g7
These we're sold at the following maTketplaces;
A''~3 Sheep ard
Bssyss CoWa y,sli LAabA Swine fetal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-02-12

BooKsrAyER THAYBR ~ SIOssoN, BANNERS AND
BOOK ans No n Broadway, New-YOrk, Dealers IN colo,
Goyernment Securities Railroad, Express ana hians
The Greene County Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 185?-1867, 1867-01-16
SENATORIAL. CAUCUS.
CAMERON NOMINATED.

HARRlsBURG, January 10, 1867
The Senatorial caucus organized at
eight o'clock, in the hall of the House.
Senator Bigham moved to adjourn
the nomination to Monday evening"
Lost by vote of ffty-four to twenty
eight.
A ballot was then taken on the nomi-
nation Of Senator, when Cameron ro-
ceived torty>six votes; Curtin, twenty
three; Stevens, seven; Grow, fve;absent,
from Lancaster, 2-total, SO. The fol-
lowing is the vote:
For CAMERON N-Brown, (Mercer,)
Hoffman, Mechling, Coleman, Hum-
phrey, Nelly. Connell, Kennedy, Seller,
Cowles, Kerns, Sharplcss, Graham,
KimmelI, Shuman, Halnes, Kinney,
Stumbaugh, L1ndon, ,McCamont, Subers,
Barton, Mckee, Waddell, Brown, ,Juni
ata,) Lowry, Weller, Cameron, Nc.
Couaughy, Whann, Chadwick, ,Ridgway,
Woodward, De Haven, ,Stutzman, Wor>
rel, Donohough, Worthington, Wright,
Freeborn, Hall, Speaker )Glass, ,(Speaker)
Ghegan, Mann, HARRISON, Marks.
For CURrIN-Adair, Ewing, White,
Allen, Gallagher, Pennypacker; Chase,
Gordon, Peters, Colville: Lee, Pillow,
Davis, McCreary, QUAY, Day, Roger,
Wallace, Espey, Taylor, Watt, Wharton,
Wiugard
For SrEvENs-Bigham, Richards,
Stacey, Armstrong, Roath, Stehman,
Wilson.
FoR Guow-Browne, of Lawrence,
Shoemaker, Webb, Leech, MoPherrin.
On the announcement of the above
vote, Cameron's nomination was made
unanimous on motion of M. S. Quay, of
Beaver.
The Greene County Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 185?-1867, 1867-01-16
WAYNESBURG:
THE WORK MUST ON!
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY lG, 1867

IL cannot be disguised that the action
or rather inac,ion, OF Congress provokes
the righteous condemnation OF many OF
their supporters, The wheels of pro-
gress await impetus in relation to the
peace OF the country, home manufacture
demands protection, capitalists want
secure financial policy and in fact, tho
clog of Legislation seriously retards
national progression in every shape.
The people await with longing a settled
condition of our perturbed politics. In
dications speak plainly enough that this
is no time for the impeachment OF Presl-
dent Johnson. Popular will is against
1t tor the reason that so much else of
Importance presents itself for the COM
sideration OF our representatives. Time
squandered IN fixing and repelling any
charges that may be brought against
him is time ill-spent at this crils. Bet
Ter let the few years Of public career
before him add to his degcneracy and
infamy, then the people will consign
him to the oblivion which awaits him.
Congress must not yield to the pressure
of conservatism. We advocate radical,
ism-.at the same time dispatch IN the
settlement of these great questions.
Murmuring is distastoful to all, but tho
work must ON
The Greene County Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 185?-1867, 1867-01-16
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1t saves most Of the labor of rubbing, and
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Also for cleaning windows il is unsurpassed.
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And can be readily appreciated by single
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The manufacturers OF this powder are aware
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The Greene County Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 185?-1867, 1867-01-16
A RECORD To PRESERVE.

ln the House OF Representatives at
Harrisburg, OH the sth inst, tho follow
ing resolution, offered by Mr., MANN, was
adopted-euery Democrat voting in the
Negative:
That 1t is the imperative duty OF
Congress to enact such laws and provide
such governments in tho rebel States as
will secure each loyal person therein full
ard complete protection to life, liberty,
property and enjoyment of equal polti-
cal rights, to the end that the founda-
tions of such governments may be fixed
on principles of eternal justice which
will endure through all future time, and
that the Clerk forward copy OF this
resolution to Congress-.
Here, says the Pitts. Commercial, We
find the party which boasts the name oI
the Jeffersonlan Democracy voting
solid against a resolution which no more
nor less than aflirms, and almost in Its
own language, the principles of the De-
claration of Independence. Stick pin
there!
The Greene County Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 185?-1867, 1867-01-16

The "Cops'' would fain cut an lm-
promptu "pigeon's wing" they feel 80
good over tho passage OF the Suffrage
Bill in the District OF Columbia. Their
voices fairly gurglo with joy when they
tell you they predicted that Congress
would force negro-sulfrage on tho peo-
ple." They overlook the fact that more
than 10000 freenen residing there
demand the right of manhood. More
than this, the District is subject to the
legislation OF Congress, by virtue of
the Constitution. 1t is calamity,
truly, that Its constituents are in the
minority there, but 1t is nore the less
imperative that their wishes should
be needed. Though there be but one
loyal man in the District, we had
rather Congress would cater to his taste
than pander to the caprices of 100000
ex.rebels and conspirators.
Outside the District we have always
maintained that Congress would not,
nor could not, interfere with the ques-
ton of suffrage beyond the
OF the Constitutional
Further than this we
have no cause to believe they will go.
The Greene County Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 185?-1867, 1867-01-16
SENATORIAL NOMINATION.

BY reference to our news columns it
will be seen that Gen. Simon Cameron
is the nominee for State Senate, for six
years from the 4th of March next, if
elected. The Republican caucus has
acted lu direct opposition to the will of
amajority OF the Republicans through
out the State. If its action is sustained
it must be productive of disastrous con-
sequences to our party organization.
Thaddeus Stevens got less votes than
was anticipated. We may yet hope for
reversed decision of the caucus. Sew
eral voting for Cameron have offered
other nominations. There is no telling
the extent of this detection. 1t may be
compliments to personal favorites or
it might lead to a consolidated vote
for Stevens, Edgar Cowan is the
nominee of the Democratic caucus
for Senator. 1t isn't likely he will be
elected.
The Greene County Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 185?-1867, 1867-01-16
INTELLIGENT SUFFRAGE.

The Springfield, Massachusetts,, Re-
publican remarks that, ignorant white
men, however we'll intentoned, are very
liable to become the dupes Of demago-
gues, and white instinct is probably just
as safe guide as black instinct. The
Galveston Bulletin, one of the truest and
most intelligent Union papers of the
South, insists that the negroes will in
variably vote with the employers that
treat them we'll and says that Jeff. Davis's
old slaves all love him for his kindness,
and would vote for him for President to
day if they had a chance. The truth ls
there can be no sure reliance on the
votes Of blacks, any more than Of whites,
who cannot read their ballots and the
argument for the Massachusetts, doctrine
Of intelligent suffrage holds good against
all the ingenious sophlsms brought to
test upon it. If we fail to make it ma,
tional at this grand opportunity we make
a mistake not easily corrected and the
consequences OF which are not doubtful.'
This ia a sensible view OF the question
and reflects our sentiments exactly
The experiment Of universal suffrage In
the Federal District and territories, we
have no hesitation In saying, will be
productive of good results, inasmuch as
it will test the theory, Intelligent or
qualified suffrage will supplant universal
suffrage wherever established, for the
very reasons stated by the Bulletin,
hence the sooner the thing is exploded
the better. If, when the line IS drawn,
the negroes choose to ballot with the
Democratic party, as they recently did
in Massachusetts, we have no right to
complain. They were extremely sue
oessful in procuring them for substitutes
during the days of the draft and they will
prove equal to the emergency when It
comes to the polls.
The Greene County Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 185?-1867, 1867-01-16

THE PREsIDENr's PoslTIoN DEFINED -
About hundred persons sat down at
the National Hotel, Washington, on
Tuesday night, to celebrate the annlver-
sary OF the battle Of New Orleans The
Blairs, the Attorney General, and vari~
GUS members of Congress were present,
President johnson made no speech, but
gave the following as a sentiment:
No State of its own will has a right
under the Constitution to renounce its
place IN or to withdraw from the Union,
nor las the Congress of The United
States the Constitutional power to de-
grade the people OF any State by redu-
cling them to a condition OF mere territo>
rial dependency upon Federal head {;
one is disruption and dissolution Of the
government the other is consolidation
and exercise of despotic power. The
advocates OF the former and the latter
are alike enemies of the Union and our
constitutional form of government.
Why didn't he say-'nor have the
people of any State the constitutional
power to degrade themselves to a mere
territorial dependence upon Federal
head one is disruption and dissolution
of the government f; the other folly in
the extreme 2"
The Greene County Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 185?-1867, 1867-01-16


One of the Pittsburgh skatlng>park
proprletors got up as an attraction a
skating contest, for pair of skates, be =
tween two amateur hiy skaters, Miss
Il. Ramsey and Miss Kate II. For-
sythe. Ramsey got the skates.
Reuben Dart, Of Lehlgh county, gets
$5,2O7,S5 damages from tho East Penn.
sylvania Railroad Company, because a
spark from locomotive SGT fire to his
barn in 1868.
On account of the high price asked
for an eligible site III Lebanon, Pa, for
the contemplated rolling-mill, it won't
be built there, but at Hummestown.
Mrs. Kahill, of Pittsburgh, thought
MIR. kahll was paying too much atten
ton to Miss Fox, next door, had a row
with Miss Fox, got arrested and paid
CDstJ.
Coroner Hummel, of Harrisburg,
says that never, since he entered upon
the discharge Of his duties, has he been
called upon to hold an inquest in the
month OF December.
Mr. j Philip Croft one of party
that lett Lebanon, Pa, q few weeks
ago, for Denver City, died OF heart di.
sease on the 18th ut., at that city.
The Pacific and Atlantic Telegraph
Company has its lines in operation be>
tween Harrisburg and Gettysburg,
They have wheeling matches lt
Berks county. A fellow is blindfolded,
and has to wheel u barrow o certain disu
tauce,
Pittsburgh has had so many fires of
late that q reward for the apprehension
of the incendialies is offered by the
Mayor
On Monday United States District
Court was opened in Erie. 1t is the
first ever held thoae.
Eight panthers were killed in Centre
county last week.
The Greene County Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 185?-1867, 1867-01-16

CAMERoN's friends had committee ap.
pointed by the Legislature ostensibly to
inquire into the charges of ofcorruption so
widely circulated concerning his nomi-
nation. They failed to produce evidence
corroboratipg the charges. Green is a
salutory protection for the eyes--in some
cases it might dim the perceptive facul.
ties.