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Decisions of the Supreme
ta Court.

Ihyiow the necessities Of the legal profess
sion, and the general public interest attaching
70 tue nauy new questions coming before our
judicial tribunals, we Will publish ali the in
portaut decisions Of the Supreme Court from
oGsisl sources. which may be relied upcn as
entirely Trustworthy.
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supreme Court al Nashville.

OFFIck Of THE CLEEK SUFRESE COURF
EoE TIE MIDDLE DIV. or STATE OE TEsG.,
- Nashville, Tenn, Sept. /, 1851. J
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ next term Of this court win commence at
the Capitoi at Nashville, On the frst Monday. 1t
beng IRe "a day, Of DoeembeT noyt-
The docket Of tue 18th Circuit val DC tried
first then the I'm etc, ETC., Teyersi1s ire .hols
docket.
Ike law docket ef each Circuit w:ii be fret
tired. tnrn the equity dc,kef. and tnen tbe State
decket fnirhin= the respective dcckets Of each
Circuif when they are Eeached
JESSE .. FRAZER. Clerk. .
sep7 dIwSwcnos ---.-..
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TENNESSEE LEGISLATURES.


Nov. l6, l3G7.---Prayer by Rev. Mr..
Huntingdon Roll was called and there
being no quorum present, the Senate adj
iourned till ten O'Clock on Monday
morning. s 81 t-i-a1 hstsFf
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Superfne BLACK MERIN0 and B0MBA-
ZINES for less than the present wholesale prices
( JACoNETS, SWISS MUSLINS. MuLLs.
GRIPPE DELISE and EMBROiDERIES are
being sold under value of present first prices.
No merchant can compete without falling,
for all Of our stock is Offered much under what
is paid in New York
The opportunity to buy such bargains will not
last long as the public is discovering that we
are truly selling out STORE fURSTTURL FOR SALE,
Z ANY merchant can make money by
buying us Ouf and settling regularly.
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FOR RENT,

EsRoM FIRST JANUARY. 1868, STORE
IT HDuse. II Gnion street, Would make an
excellent Banking House. Insurance Akeaey,
OF Brokers Once Aisa. Double Otiee or
Sleeping Rooms over the Store. Also, the
Hadisy Place a dslishtfal residences tFo
miles out on Jefers0n street Pike. Also. the
Harris Farm. about - acres. adjoining EDGE
held Immediate posssssiSa GiFea efthe oaiee
IL Ar W. PRoWN L F.R cHEATHAM.
novl5 81 Agents II Union street.
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CHANGE OF TIME.
OFFICE gFsEsAL I ,s!Il!. s,gRFFgS1EYpEYr.l M 4 a, !

.
OFFICE GENERAL SUPERINTENDENT :
So ia NASHVILLE. TESSs. Sept. q. ls67. J
nN AND AFTER sUNDAY. sEPr,x
~ 29. 1861, and until further notice, TWO
DAILY PASSEN6KR TRAINS will run as
pHoHS l iufsFt lss) a.ri8 q. Hasa t
MOrntng Tratn-Leaving aShyiile at 6:IO
q. ma, aTriving Memphis at y. ui. arriving
Hickman ct $40 q. na. sl al e..f -
EVENING Trafn-Leavins Nashville at 7:aO
p. ma. arriving Memphis at 40. 40 a n., ar
riying Hickman al S.f5 -. m.
Making close eahnections with the Mobile aAd
Ohio Railroad az Humboldt for Mobile New
Orleans, and all Intermediate points
Al Hiekmsh esnnectiug with GiFst -cIass
ltne slf steamers tor liekshRrg. Natekex
Baton Rouge. Cairo, st. L0ns. and ar interrns
date points on the Upper and Lower Missis5
sippi Rivers. A hrst-class Transfer Steamer
will ply between Hickman and Cairo, making
close connections with the Illinois Central Rail-
road for 81. Lone Mo-, Chicago, H., Dubuque
Iowa; st; Panl, Minnesota. and all points West
Passenger Train leaves Memphis stIIp. m.
Hickman at $50 a. m, arriving Nashville at
p. ma. buF
ma, Hickman at s;30 "a. m., arriving Nash.
vile at $40 O'Clock 4. M,
Making close connections at Nashville with
Nashville and ChattaneOga, Railroad for Chat
Washington. Baltimore. Philadelphia, Nsw
York; Atlanta, Augusta, Savannah. Charles
ton. Macon. Montgomery, West Point, etc. Con
meets with the Louisville and Nashville Raft
road tor Louisville. indianapolis, Cincinnati,
and all points East. Conascts with the Nash
vile and Decatur Railroad for Franklin. Co
iumbia. Pulaski, Athens. Aha. and Decatur.
Alabama.
This IL the Shortest and Ch4apess
Route 10 Memphis, il heng seVenty-nine
miles shorter than the Decatur route, and
forty y-siS miles shorter thsa the Edgeisld snd
Kentucky route.
L 81 WM. y. INNEa,
Chief Eng. and Gen. Supt n. and N. W. X. R.
] uuay9Q ~. 2 "a = ~
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FOR RENT,
FEFTERN HUEDRFD ACREH.

THE HnGG EFT kPA I1 Nj
Lying FIVE miles west of Mutfrsesboro. in Ruth
erf0rd county, containing ab0Ht
FEFTEEN HUEDRED ACRES,
Eight hundred Of which are cleared and in
high state of cultivation. The entire place Is
under sn excellent fence, with good substantial
gates 10 every field aud woods lot. The unin
proved l4nd Is finely set In blue srass, and allo-
rsther It ia one Of the most desirable cotton OF
stock farms in Middle feDnessee, Said farm
Eill be rented upon reasonable terms tar one.
Two or three years Apply to Daniel Hiliman,
NashvIlie.oT to the undersigned at MuTiressb0To.
0rt2Otf EDWARD. l. J0k DAN. Ascent,
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RANKRUPT NOTICE.

In the District Cours Of the United States for
the Middle District Of Tennessee, II the
matter of J. X. Muse, BankruFt-in Bank
ruptcy.
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: THE UN-
dcrsicnei hereby gives notice of bis appoint
ment as assignee or J. II. Muse, ofShelbyville,
in the county Of Fedforia and State q tennessee
within said district. wEa has been aaJlaged d
bankrupt upon his own petition ~ ne DistTIct
Court a SAID district Shelhyyine, Oct "a. 1901
nov 8 oaw3a G. J. MOODY, Assignee.
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Snow CAR

AND IN FACT.
Evening star., 1867-05-28

tsss.iisss
Evening star., 1867-05-28

Being the west thirty
four feet front by the
depth of lot two, and the
east thirteen feet three
inches front of lot three
by the depth Of said lot.
n Costigan, Eliza. ......
Being the south thirty.
i've feet front by the
depth OF said lot.
n Cope, +. r. and Others. ;,
Tax 1864 ..........Sl7.05
Tax in 1854 and 1865 in
name ef G. j. johnson.
Beg inning at the north.
east corner OF said lot,
running thence west on
line / street northtwen-
ty.eight feet, then ce
south ninety-two feet
two inches. thence
southeastwardly TWEEN :.
ty. eight nine inches, ]
and thence north nine
ty-eIght feet three In
ches 70 the beginning
. lOassen, E;iZa..e.........I
First instaliment water
tax tax,...,.,......,.S3.W 10
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Malaria Eyerywhere

Rarely has there been q season as fruitfu, as
this OF malarious diseases Not onlyon the praries
ana IN the valleys of the West not merely in all
the old haunts of Fever and Ague and Bilious Re-
mttent Fever have these prostrating diseases been
unusually virulent but they have extended to tow
and cities never before infested with them and have
even ascended the mountains and attacked thousands
people supposed to have been placed by Nature
above their reach. Hence are compelled to admit
that fatal element pervades the Universal Air this
ana should at once resort to the only
venive OF its consequences. HOsTETTER's STOMACH
BlTIEHS tonic potent anti septic 80 perfect nm
Alternative 80 Irresistible and simuant go pure that It
enables the human system to resist and bafle all the
predsposng causes Of disease With the confidence that
one clothed In incombustible garments might move
among blazing buildings the man who arms himself
against malaria with this powerful medicine may
Walk district fearless of Its
atmosphere The internttens and remittents al pre-
sent 80 general in all parts the country may be but the
forerunners of deader scourge now on its way West
ward from the far East Prepare the system with HOS
LETTERS BrrTERS for successful battle with the
mephitic causes of all epidemies. Be wise in time
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Know thy Destiny.

MADAME E. F. THORNTON the great Enelish Astrolo.
gist Clairvoyant and Psychometrcian who has aston
tshed the scientific classes Of the Old World has now To-
Gated herself at Hudson N. Y. Madame THORNTON pos-
sesses such wonderful powers of sight az to ena
ble her to impar knowledge of the greatea importance
to the single or married Of either SEX While in state
OF trance she deneates the very features of the
you are to marry and by the aid of instrument Of
tense power known as the Psychomoope guarantees
produce he-ke picture OF the future husband or wife
tne applicant together with date of marriage position
IN fe leading traits Of character &C. This is no hum
bug. as thousand Of testimonials can assert She will
send. when desired certified certificate or written
guarantee that the picture is what purports to be- By
enclosing small lock Of hair and giving place of birth
age disposition and complexion enclosing fty cents
and stamped envelope addressed to yourself you win re.
cetSe the picture and desired information by return mail
All communications sacredly confidential Address. 10
confidence Madame E. F. THORNTON, p O. Box 223.
ouuson. ~. 1y March 80
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n ~. Z fNN
II yot want chsar Shank Books;
II you want ohesp Stationery. Envslopes. pS.
1psr, &c.; o.. MitIras AlmAnac: s,. gsss
II you want Printing execntsd neatly; sy4
Hyou want Books bcund in any styis. or Ascosns
Books madeso order with any desired pattern III
Eralng. 60 to HnAx HAaaIss, H. 81 Broad ssreeS.s
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CLOTH n N @ .
--.-- CLOTHING.
GREAT OPENING @
FALL and WINTER CLOfHINC
GEO. LITTLE 4 CO.'S,
No. 213 King Street

WE HAVE JUST OPENED OUR EXTENSIVE STOCK
w OF FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING to which
we invite those In want to call examine before pur
0der our stock of Ready Clothing and FurnIsbino
GOODS at such prices that will compare more favorable
than any other house In the line
Our stock or Clothing manufac ilred under ouv
own supervision and state that they are nado nm in
Workmaniike manner and Of fashionable STYLES Our
Priced. ' w ~"
BOYS CLOTHING.
In addition to tho above we have on hand verv arg.
stock OF YOUTHS, BOYS ana CHILDREN'S CfOTiI-
ING OF all qualities Parents will nnd 1t to their adyan
age 10 can ana make selection Our sizes range from,
years 10 10 years OF age.
WHITE AND COLORED LINEN SHIRTS. of all ouali
ties, and warranted to fit a
FURNISHING GOODS.
We offer large stock consisting OF Merino and Lambs
Wool Under shirts and Drawers Shskers Fannel Shrts
anu Drawers Canton Flannel Drawers Travelling Shirts
Oil colors, English Half Hose Suspenders Rows Na"I
llee SIR ana Worsted Scarfs, Silk and L. C. Handker
ceis henmed and ready for usc Gloves OF French Dog
SKIN, Buckskfn, Buckskln Gaunteis French Kids sR
Cloth and Cassimere Collars. Of Linen and paper Of
latest style. "PoA' VI
Low PRICE PLANTATION CLOTHING
We offer for Freedmens use at the low price ~ FIVE
DOLLAhS PER SUIT {Sack and Pants).
we respectfully solicit call fr( IN the cizepa no
and those visiting the city to cur conpiete
se1ck 0 or CLOTHING AND FURNISHING GOODS and
VIII JAKE pleasure IN showing goods to those who
may ma & iIvor us with call and will guarantee that wo
VII eeii ut such prices That Will suit the times cash
VI c'y "cceptahce5 GEO. LITTLE Il CO.,
o., No. 213 King street
OoeoocH 80 tutnS2moS Victoria RanUe
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Free to Everybody.

Large PIP. Circular, giving information OF the
greatest importance to the young Of both sexes.
1t teaches how the homely may become beautiful tht
despised respecped, and the forsaken loved. ''4'
No young lady gentleman should fail to eepd tei,
address. and receive copy postpatd by return mail
Address p o, Drawer. q,
"arch ~ 1yr Troy, N. "
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TUESDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 20, 1867.
j. o G A l. Nj A TT Il RS.
AUCTION SALES THIS DAY

AUCT1ON SALES THIS DAY
CLIFFORD q MATHEwEs will sell at II o'clock, a
farm and a residence.
JOHN G.. MILNoR & Co. will sell at 10 O'Clock,
carpet, hats, woollen shirts, &c
r. & A. P. CALDWELL will sell at 81 o'clock,
bacon sides. =
,JErroRDs & Co. will sell at % O'Clock, strips,
shoulders, sides, &c.
t. M. CATER will sell at 81 O'clock Sides strips,
&c.
MCKAY & CAMPBELL will sell al ii O'Clock bacon
sldes shoulders, &c.
MILES DRAKE will sell ai 10 o'clock, dry goods,
clothing &c.
AlILIIaAN Il SON will sell furniture &c.
LAUREY IL ALEXANDER will sell at 10 O'Clock
butter, pig shoulders &c.
w. Y. LElTCH & r. 8. BRUINS will sell at IL
o'clock, four building lots, grocery stand and a
small house. "
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In EouITY.-The Court of Equity, Chancellor
W. d. JOHNSON presiding, was in session yester-
day, but beyond few orders and matters in
course, no business was transacted
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FATAL AcoIDENTs.-A freedman has been killed
at Columbia while lying under car. and colored
woman. while asleep, caught fire and was fatally
burned.
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BERKELEY DISTRICT CoURT-HoN. F. d. R1oH-
ARDsoN PRESIDING Court was opened YES
terday at Mount Pleasant, AUGUSTINE I. SMYTHE
acting as Attorney-General The juries were or
ganized and some cases tried
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AUCTION SALES.

E1ryant B"'(ding Lots on Rutledyr street, betmeen
Broad and queen Streets
BY w. Y. LEITCH & X. RR.'NS
Rrokcrs ana Auctionccrs. No. a5 Broad 81.
win be sold THIS DAY, Goth instant, at the old Post
of1ce, at IL O'Clock.
FOUR FINE LOTS. on Rutledse street. asur ing 80
feet each 'front.' by 122 feet Deep more or le.s ,
gram will be submitted day Of sale
Terms-One-half cash ; balance in one year. pur.
chaser 10 pay for papers October 20
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ings were held last night by the "members Of the
Union Republican party in this city, to elect dele
gates who should put in nomination nine delegates
to represent this District in the anticipated Con
vention. The meetings were but poorly attended,
and the proceedings were not characterised by any
extreme confusion. A general programme had
evidently been prepared, and the machinery work.
cd with gratifying smoothness.
When each meeting had organized, long circu-
Lar was read from the State Central Committee,
which explained the mode Of action that was to be
adopted. The principal points we're, that the
colored people should be industrious and united:
that they should denounce any opponent Of their
party that they should be secret in all their pro-
ceedings, and work with viii for the exaltation
OF Rsdicalism. 1t was provided that the ballots
should be kept secret until the day OF voting; that
no changes in them should be made; that they
should be marked 80 that those voters who could
not read should know that they were voting the
right ticket and that voters should take the whole
ticket, as nominated, or none
After the reading Of the circular, the meetings
proceeded to business, with the following results
WARD NO. 3-HELD AT H0wARD's BALL, MEETING
STREET eeg3tsg n
Delegates. Williams, James Pawley.
Henry Larcomb, Timothy Hurley, Peter Browne,
J. p. Howard, Albert O'Neal, james A. Bright,
April Washington William e. Burke, Oliver viii
lams, Washington aadsden. All colored but
Timothy Hurley. &e
WARD NC. 5-MEErNa HELD AT DOMAINS HALL,
Chairman John Bonham.
Detegates.-P. Thorne, J. Bonham. ). Carroll, J.
W. Cochran, J. Reed, W. Miller, A. Aspinall, n.
Allen, J. Pinckney, II. L. Wayne J. ID. Moore r..
Stevens. Chairman and all delegates colored.
WARD no. 6-GEET1Na HELD AT LrBRRTY HA IL,
Delegases.a M. g. Camplin, Paul Poinsett r. q.
De Large, Richard Forrest, John Campbell,
James d. Price, Robert Given, r. H. Hsrney,
William Dart, o. o. Bowen, John Brown g. II.
Hare. All colored but G. @. Bowen.
WARD NO. 8-HRETMa HELD AT aRIsr MILL TN sT.
|'ffs'f .5 rElEp'e sgAEET.
Chossnsdn.--R A. Boseman, M. D., (coiored.)
Delegates. George Martin, John b. Norris, "A.
J. Ranseer, Rev, II. III. Cain, H.B. Pickenpack. j.
Mills, J. N. Hayne, JIM. Devices, yR. il. Wander
horst, DIR. b. A. Boseman, A. b. Williams, r. o.
hzasshail Chairmah'asd al iidelesatss colorsd.
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NAVAL sToREs.-The trade in rosin, spirits Of
turpentine, &C., the product Of the pine tree, is
branch OF commerce that should, with but little
encouragement, largely develope itself In the bust
ness OF this city. The pine region Tributary to
Charleston 10 extensive and valuable, m,ioh Of it
never having been touched; the labor necessary to
produce the marketable commodity is nee from
liability to disease, white men being able to per-
form the work will, impunityi and the demand tor
tne various ARTICLES very extensive in the markets
OF the world. With proper facilities the business
might be made one Of great value 70 the city. The
centre of the trade here is the region noar the
East end Of Calhoun street. and vessels are con-
stantiy at Marshall's and venhlngs wharveu taxing
IN cargoes for various parts OF the world Mr.. r.
4. WA1xER, Of our city, lately froighted the bark
I Elgin for London, and Messrs. n. HGuar d %. ara
loading the British bark Artistic, snd the British
brig Queen Of Britain Tor the Briesol Channel, and
have just cIsAred the bitish brig Bsllona for the
Same destination. Tha eoastwise TRADE is krowina
ID volume and viii ineFssse tyit ths enlargement
o. the crop. " ss.sg gaa. Il 14sr T1.Tt
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HERVEY M. CLECKLEY, NJ d.,
Homeopathic Physician.
, OFFICE AND RESIDENCE, SOUTHWEST CORNER
COLLEGE AND GREEN STREETS. Charleston, 8. @.
CONSULTATION HouRs-From to OK A. M; from q to
~ P. NJ; from to 10 P. M.
Ohar9
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A fHRfFTy FREEDMAN.-A colored man, who was
slave up to the chose Of the war, having the con-
fdence of his former master. was some time time
since advised and assisted to procure small tract
of land, about twenty-five in extent in Christ
Church Parish. He worked the pace himself with
but little assistance we are informed, and has
raised four bales Of fine Sea Island Cotton worth
about one dollar per pound, say about one thou
sand to twelve hundred dollars for the crop, and
sufaciency Of vegetables and other market pro
ducts as to enable him to purchase such articles as
he may desire, giving him the cotton to clear his
debt on the land, to which purpose he is now de-
voting it.
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The MEETING OF THE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
last evening was the occasion Of the usual kindly
interchange Of views upon questions affecting the
trade and prosperity Of Charleston. Business
being disposed of, the meeting adjourned, and the
members, gathering around their genial chief,
passed q pleasant hour in social intarcouraa
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DEATH OF Rev TRACY R. WA1sH.-We regret to
learn from the Bennettsville Journal, the death of
the above-named well known Methodist minister
Mr.. WALSH for years has been one of the foremost
members of the South Carolina Conference, be-
loved and honored throughout it's domain He
founded, and for several years was President Of
the Carolina Female College in Ansonville, NJ G..
In 1861 he was pastor of Trinity Church in this
city During the past two years he was on the
bennottsville circuit. He has been sick for some
time, we learn from the Journal, and died on the
10th instant, leaving large family, who have the
sympathies Of wide circle Of friends, both in and
out OF the Church, to console them in their be-
reavement ttt }
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Bacon Sides
by IL. 4 A. p. CALDWELL.
THIS DAY, the 10Th inst, will be sod in their o,vr
store at threequarters past O'Clock on account or
oil concerned, w. "n' VI
hhds BACON SIDES, very slightly damagea
OOnNIuolie CoSn OctOber
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For restoring strength and appetite use the grea
Southern Tonic PANKNIN's HEpAT1o BrrTERs and yo,
will not be disappointed For sale by all druggists I,
New-York tribune., 1867-06-19
rEE Proposed JrwIsH GovEnNN,Nr

Last year phenomenon government to,eIa
papers that the Hebrews have had complete governmental o,sn
,ap9 " tae StsS b saS se II ~ ' ,h ,0a o@ % % h Ss
This Organization has been active operation
n circles q those interested that the public At large has
noF grown Executive sboat call for loans and
bonds IN the Of the raih Government bearing cpt
interest This organization intended cooperate With snsJ ssscca
ton; other P1Tis the gqrd he grand Ce beng Ianes r. Of
vii be ultimately gathered together " me isna oi tnst ohss
Ihsn ey eeeye ne ten H Of sTgs1e % WI S s sSss s ss
whole ranSeT Of Jews scattered abroad
st6OnO0J0
TO ne Editor Of TIE Tribune.
SIR: The above extract from an exchange is based
ON paragraph in The Nel York S0l, which has gone tho
rounds OF the press.
not hesitate TO pronounce this entire project OF
Hebrew Government" Il combination Of insanity and
navery the part of the perpetrators, who will be ex
posed their identity be discovered The
Hebrew people not readily imposed upon as
the victims OF the Fenan bonds, and nobody kely
to purchase bouds OF this sOcaed Hebrew Govern
men" the most incautous enthusiasts. But wish
10 have the impression effectively removed from pub
lie mind that any respectable Israete
in this movement.
We Israetes do not propose expedite the rebuilding
of the temple or the Messanic reign by encouraging any
such swindle Our belief in the coming Of the Messiah
prepares for divine nterpostion in fastening tho
Of Israel to the promised land and not
so reverent or Qxoc as contemplate such scheme
as that alluded to-
You will serve the cause Of truth by giving publicity TO-
this denial Of all participation in this scheme by any Ii
raees other than the crazy spectators who started tt
IL they be Israeles, which 1 stongy doubt-I suspect
them TO be the celebrated sellfer King OF the Jews"
and his confederate, who tried to create sensation
year ago. Respectfully yours,
MYERS. EAAcs, Editor, Jewish Messenger
Heic York, June II, 1857. " n
New-York tribune., 1867-06-19

to note. Our quotations below arc entirely nom
NAL, via; Domestic Fleeces at 4O945. for Ma.
tive and One-Quarter MerinOs, EQ5lc. for One-haf
and threequarters do 5205sc. for fullbood MerinOs
add 60070c for SaXony Feeces 30G40c for No Pulled
4O05 for Superne do and 5O055c for Extra dO ~
27c for common Unwashed California; 3Oa40e. for Fno
do lSd32c for Texas and American COmbing at b6a66c
We quote Foreign follows South American at 30034c.
FOR Common Washed; 32942c Tor Unwashed Mestiza and
Merino; 9504Oc for Washed EntTe Rios; 25G2Sc. Tor
Unwashed Creole 4OG46c for Washed COTdOya; GILLIAN
at 24a3c. for Unwashed Mestza and Merino; Cape OF
Good Hope 35a Oc for Unwashed; East India, 35d65c
for Washed and African t 2sdSOc. for Unwashod and
SOd4Oc for Washed
WHALEBONE quiet small sales az T6c for South sea;
Soc for Northwest Coast and for Arctic All gold.
WHISKY-The demand is moderate but prices arc II
regular unsettled sales Of 200 bbls Western at 35c
ia bond