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A ssntin entail dry esods clerk IN New
York, has gone clsan Grassy hoeonse.
stubborn old millionaire w0ul4 1ot let
him marry his daughter.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1867-08-24
STEVENS HOUSE,
81, es, . & e7 Broadway. n. ",
Opposite Bo,oiihg o. i.
ON THE EUROPEAN PLAN.

known to the trav 'ng rab'ic. Tie loc Il
is especially suitable 10 NE chants ard tu-
men il is in close Itcx m Y TO the business
of the city-is on tire b away Sou'1 ..,
Western trave-and aCi ceut TO all the e
Railroad ana Stcgmt- deco.
THE STEVENS HOU- + Eoe,al &C ac
dation for over 500 -ue-i- III J. wei q rlsn q
and possesses eveiv modem irn Ovem nt 80. .'
com OFT ard cIie s'urent O. : nm e. -,
rooms e e sascsoaS apd W. ven tu pr
with gas and Wasel- le e, eau nee Is ~ olnp.
resnectful-and the table 5 ceneroBs o. 4 e
with eve = delicacy of lue svs-on-t moo O,
lies. lde Iooms lave t.JaIy-H"n bed 'r
modelled We 2 z enabled 20 o., eXI CT,
ior tta slfoit and nlea-- Of Q, Gee
GEO. X. CuaeE a CO,
June 81 SIN, 20" tors.
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American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1867-08-24
THE SOUTHERN FARMER

VSa 10. Ill Illustrated monthly Of l6 pages,
Il rrr stJi,i 80 The interest of the Fayme +,
The 90 Geas- ne G,rdcler The Stock Raiser
Inv ..... ~ Aauu 1acture' while every House
kct 'ili ind u 10 ak an invaluable cOmpIn-
ion. S,.i.ct gAol plice So 90 per anuum, in ad
ygace.
Ave 'ag., d tie abl rens in the South 20
as - me, tiu dc, ,e'niu g" omake THE FARMER
.o 'si?{ {to tne South ia Ii hour Of her distress
and need.
". IT. PHILLIPS.
(Formerly Of Edwaids' Depot, Miss.l
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American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1867-08-24

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but Iew II b ,Utpny.
Emiglalts hom the South 40 Hon
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-08-08
MARINE DISASTERS.

Loss of the Barque Oak Ridge, of PhiIa-
delphia-All the Crew Lost Except Cap
tain Green.
NEW YORK, August s.-The barque Marco
Polo from Bremen, arrived here, reports three
deaths among her passengers during the pas
sage. On the 5th instant the barque fell in with
a raft, on which was Capta Green, OF the
barque Oak Ridge, from Philadelphia, tor Bos-
ton which foundered in the hurricane OF the
I'd. Captain Green was the only person saved.
Further particulars of the loss OF the barque
Oak Ridge state that the crew consisted of nne
persons, all told. James r. Green was mate,
and Albert II. Green was seaman; the others
were newly shipped, and their names unknown.
Every vessel arriving brings reports of the
severity of the late gale.
The pilo.boats from outside report the follow
ing vessels spoken on the 9th Schooner
Dasher, from Hayt for Boston, with both masts
gone. She had been supplied with sails by the
British steamship Bellona. All the way from
Nantucket TO Montauk the pilot reports passing
much wrecked matter.
Arrived-Steamer sappho. from Wilmington,
on the 9th, spoke the brig Herald, from Phta
delphia for Matanzas, disabled iu the gale of the
I'd inst. The Herald was returning to Philadel-
phla.
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LOUISIANA.

The Levees-Letter from Gen. Sheridan.
1he Journal of Madison parish has the fol-
lowing:-
HEADQUARTERS FIFTH MILITARY DISTRICT,
New ORLEANS, La, July 8, ls67.-Judge r. G.
DoWnes, Richmond, La.-Dear Sir:-I have the
honor to acknowledge the receipt of your letter
communicating the resolutions passed at Rich
mond, in Madison parish La, suggesting gov
ernmental system of leveeing in this State, to
protect the rich lands from overflow, and re-
auesting me to use any influence may have to
support this project. l will most cordially CO.
operate with the citizens of this State in obtain
ing this Congressional assistance; but my infiu-
ence would be of no avail until the State is
admitted TO representation. To push the matter
now, when nearly every newspaper in the State
and a considerable portion OF the people are
abusive of Congress, would be, fear, without
results and feel delicacy in taking any steps
at the present time. 1t is much like abusing
man bitterly and at the same time asking him
to loan you money.
will, however, forward the proceedings to
the headquarters of the army, with the endorse
ment that Congressional action is, in my
opinion, necessary to save large portion OF the
inhabitants of this State from ruin.
l am, sir very respectfully your ooedlent
servant P. II. SHERIDAN,
Major-General U S.
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE..
OFFICE OF THE EVENING TELEeRAPH,l
Thursday, August 8, 1867.

Thursday, August 8, 1907
The Stock Market continued to maintain
this morning the hrmness and steady Ieel-
ing which we noted yesterday. Espe-
cially was this the case with respect to Govern
ments, which, under the impulse OF q strong
speculative demand, were again on the advance.
III should be remembered, in counting the
chances of the future, that there are large lots
of Government securities held by parties VINO
will at any moment throw them upon the mar
ket, on the first appearance OF monetary strln-
pency or busness activity. The Ten-torties,
this morning, were not to De mad under lO5'
nor the old Five-twenties under ia; Tor the
6s of 1881 ll12 was freely bid; Tor the May ana
November 1865 ll0B; and for the July '65s lOS4,
CIty and State loans were also held hrmly, the
old selling at 96s, an advance OF ., ana the new
at l0Oh, an advance OF !. ,-,-.,.
The share list was also strong: fennsyiHDan Hiis
was better, and Camden ana AmpOy 4 neau-
ing was offered down TO OK.
Tbere were no sales of Bank stocks and we
continue to quote 234 bid for North America; l63
for Philadelphia 81 f9T tS! gor s6 Tr
tIon: and 63 for Commonwealth.
The Passenger Railroad stocks were quoted
dnIi at 76 bid for Second and Third; lS3 for
thirteenth and Fifteenth; 293 for Spruce and
pina. Ak for Chesnut and Walnut; 6b for West
phiIadelnhia; l31 for Hestonville; 80 for Green
and Coates; 20 for Girard College; and 36 for
Union. a., .o....,. ,uo,,0 .,
inaIv limited Holders of Susquehanna made
no offer, but ll6 was bid.
The Coal stocks, as containing promise of
fnture profit, seemed to be more in favor.
cold this morning was steady at l40l. Cash
cold was very scarce, loaning from ! to
per cent.
Irs LAST DAYs.-The sale of the State loan
Ia nearly concluded. Under the direction OF
our three leading banking. .houses-Jay Cooke
& Co., Drexel & Co., and e. W. Clark q Co..
this large sum has been successfully negotiated,
the purchasers being mainly our own citizens.
AS everybody knows, the loan Is of three dura-
short and long loan are nearly exhausted, while
none of the medium portion remain. Vigorously
managed, the absorption Of the loan has been
rapid and sure. There now Is left but small
nights sales, after which the price will un'
doubtedly advance.
There is not much said of the present public
debt schedule IN financial circles today Con-
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Philadelphia Trade Report.

THURSDAY, August S.-No. Quercitron Bark
is scarce, and held firmly at $40 q ton.
Seeds-Cloverseed is quiet, with small sales
at $S'5O@9 q "a lbs Timothy ranges from $3.50
to 1915. New Flaxseed is selling at S3@305 for
old and $3.50 for new. -
The Flour Market is excessively dull, there
being no demand except from the home con-
sumers. who purchase sparingly; sales of a few
hundred barrels at S775@S % for supe rfine; $3.50
oil for old and new Wheat, extra; $lO@l175 for
Northwestern extra family; SlO@l2,50 for Penn
sylvania and Ohio do. do; and S12@Dl4 for new
Wheat do do, and fancy. Rye Flour is dull;
we quote at S7'50@775. Nothing doing in Corn
Meal.
In Wheat there is not much doing, but prices
remain without change; $500 bushels were pur-
chased by the millers, at 1920 2'35 for new
Pennsylvania and Southern red, 2'95 for Cali
fornia, and S2'Sl for Kentucky white. 500
bushels old Pennsylvania Rye sold at $3.50
Corn-The receipts were quite large to-day
exceeding $4,000 bushels, and the demand
moderate; prices were we'll maintained; sales Of
yellow at S1'2011'22. and 5000 bushels Western
mixed at Sl17@ll8, Oats are duh, with small
sales at 90c. for old and 74c. for new.
Whisky-The sales are unimportant.
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THE ATLANTIC CABLE.

Increased Facilities for the Transmission
of the NeWs-The Accident to the Wires
OF 1860.
The steamship Chiltern, employed in the SER
vice of the Anglo-American Telegraph Com
pany, was to have left London yesterday (Wed-
nesday) morning, having on board a coil OF new
submarine cable wire, which is to be laid from
Placentia Newfoundland, to Sydney, Cape Bre-
ton IN order to facilitate the transmission of the
cable news through the British North American
territory to the land telegraph lines in the
United States, and UtCe uersa from the United
States for transmission to Europe.
II is expected also that the party employed on
the Chiltern will repair the Atlantic cable of
1866, which, 1t has been ascertained, was broken
cess OF both operations is anxiously looked for
by the public and the agents of the Company.
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slngular case OF sulclde in Malne.

The Portland (Me.) Argus says that Gilman
Willard, OF Cape Elizabeth, Me-, committed
suicide on Saturday night, Sd instant, in the
following manner;--He went 10 his yacht, which
Was in Simonton Cave, about o'clock, for the
purpose OF locking II up, and as he did not
return it was thought something must be wrong.
Consequently boat was obtained and rowed to
the yacht, when 1t was found that the anchor
had been thrown over. II was hauled up, and
with 1t came the body OF the missing man, He
was bound around the waist to the anchor, and
a hatchet was found on the deck which was
1sed TO cast il off, His face was badly bruised.
and IL is thought he had striven hard 10 free
hImself after he went under. On the deck with
the hatchet was found his wallet and short
note. which read as follows;-
mDear Mother-I do not blame you for this
salre GOOD care of Georgie. Farewell.
"GILMAN WILLARD"
Mr. willard was a single man, aged "a years.
had some property. and was perfectly happy, so
- az ia known. The cause Of his destroying
1is Ife IN this manner y pysteTH
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THE SURRATT CASE.
Waiting for the Verdict.

WASHINGTON, August s.-The Criminal Court
room was again well filed, at an early hour
this morning, by persons of both sexes. There
has, as yet been no inTimation of any conclu-
sion arrived at by the jury. They have now (28
minutes of 12) been out twenty-four hours
celebrating in their jury-room.
Judge Fisher has not been upon the bench
this morning. although he has been about the
Court house. There is a little excitement
among the spectators, and considerable discus
sion, but the excitement does not run so high
as was to have been expected, considering the
Importance of the trial. and the feeling that has
been manifested on one side or the other during
its progress.
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SECOND EDITION
FROM EUROPE THIS p. M.
Financial and Commercial Report to
Noon.
~ the Atlantic Gable.

Financial and Commercial Report TO
Noon.
/ the Atlantic Gable.
LONDON, August 6-Noon. -Consols for money,
'94l United States Five-twenties,7 ,73A: Eric Rail-
road, 468; Illinois Central, 7s; Atlantic and
Great Western Railroad, 22B.
LIVERPOOL, August s-Noon.-Cotton is quiet
and steady at yesterdays quotations.; the sales
to-day are estimated at 10, 600 bales.
Breadstuffs are 6rmer. The weather continues
unfavorable for the crops.
Provisions heavy. Spirits Petroleum, s3d.
ANTWERP, August s.-Petroleum, 42E SOC.
The market is dead, and there are no buyers.
The Steamers Europa and Virginia Ar
rived Out.
BREsT, August s.-The steamer Europa, from
New York July q, has arrived.
QUEENSTOWN August s.-The steamer Vir
ginia, from New York on the Goth ultimo, has
arrived. -
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Msstlng ln REV OrIeans.

NEW ORLEANS, August IA mass meeting of
white and colOred citizens was held in Lafayette
Square last night, for the purpose of expressing
approval of the administration of General Sheri-
dan. The attendance was large. Several
speeches were made, fully endorsing General
Sheridan's acts.
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LATEST SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

PORT OF PHILADELPHIA ...,.-..A UGUsT a
STATE OF RSFT oTTIGE AT GEH EvETNs
IA M..-'''''''7S IL A. M.-...ss 2 P. M..... ... So
F5rGddhtOnal Marine NesOs see Third p.oa
CLEARED THIS MORNING.
Bsrque Andes, Dalling. Portland. Warren esreOO a
Brig G, y ~ Williams Thompson, Charleston. Work.
BTgg BBTig Iss EsssT Barker. Montreal g G Van Horn
FK%or 6RS:a sos9oh H.
schr Admiral, steelman, Boston. 40. 90.
sch scSr saTSh w Louisa & SWEET s9eo Day Huddel & Co.
sShE Sle9w9od, Mills PTSyldence, Hamme.t 90 g NsrL
sehT bTsan ~ c5 S5eT %5sStley' o TOmpki Cove Van
sS6T :RT Alaska; CLARK ESxSury 3. RepDer
schr J. vaughn Vaughn East ca rye5 6 4 Co.
sChT A'TOwnsend DOlOow' Mobile D. g. stetsson Z
sE ss RSaSsr R5ssfSSH EoefS R%S%o5 %SEass
ARRIVED TINS ,@oRN1Ns.
schr O. Heyer, Poland, from Boston,
Sehr Sarah Louisa. SWEET, from MiddIatov,u
schr % ~ 3: GrieI. Wheatley, from Lebanon.
schr Admiral steeimSn, from salem
sh schr !; ytiggaddH yhIiggndn Hanghn, from Weymouth.
schr =. B; Wheaton. Bonsail from rompFInsr Gave
steamer steamer ~ MendeE; RocEhill from Branford.
tmore. with mdse. TO ]. ID. RuOh. ' N'AA 0Ai'
r.r.,., MEMORANDA
delphs az RoterSae HSne; o Miner for Boston Phila
onha SIb S93' n' Hunt Long, hence at Trinidad de
sOtn 1g ~ Anna Wellington Johnson hence at Matanuaa
srs ESSs Forbes for Philadelphia cleared a. Nav
dasas sSs ss. a. ri a Curtis Durgn for Philadelphia at Car,
Brig ,d. ~ A Read Read, for Philadelphia sasa ,,o
NEW YORK; August 7-ArYivsd s.o.,.
Queen 0roBAn, from Liverpooi NN' Hseanbhip The
ship ViiiS FTaSeS SA1Tre; MIe;nA Adsms nom Havana
PPssqee Psq ~ Slair, Holles, frOm TfapanJ
fsrS1s q tt5i1s5cX1n, y Sn, hubbard, from Iivsrpool
BsrSSIs Tanaao Ty.rasoSHk ~! Ohandler, from CronStSaf
Brig ohiAIa kaccaSiae ron p1ssa nom GOnIsVideo
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Injunction Against the James River
and KanawhR Canal COMPANY.

RICHMoND, August 7.-Un mosOn of George
ChahOon, United States Commissioner, Judge
the James River and Kanawha Canal Company,
TO show cause why they should not be declared
bankrupt. Mr.. ChahOOn represents about a
quarter million credits.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-08-08
PHILADELPHIA STOCK EXCHANGE SALES TO-DAY
Reported by Dehaven & Bro, No. 20 s. Third street
FIRST BOARD.

--MeOsrs. De Haven q Brotner, NJ. 40 south
Third street, report the following rates of ex-
change to-day at p M.:-U. s. 6s of 1881, l1l4
@lll8; do. 1862, 1l3s@ll35; do. 1864, 11Ot@
ll08; do, 1865, llO2@1l14; do, 1855, new, 1Os4@
l09; do, 1867, new, l0sl@l0J; 10 IS, lO-40s,
lO2l@l0S; do. 1905, Aug. 1O7E@1Osb; do.
June, ,l07s @1075; do, July ,l07S @l07S; Compound
Interest Notes, June, 1865, 1870; do. July, 1854
1870; do. August 1864. ll9S@119s; do.,
October. 1864, l1s4@ll8B; do. December, 1864,
15I@li78; d. May 1856, lle9@ll7; do; Aqg;,
do. October, 1866, ll43@ll5; Gold, l4o4@l4Oa. s1-
-Messrs William Painter & Co., bankers,
No. SO s. Third street, report the follow
ing rates of exchange to-day at IL O'Clock =
o. s, 6s, 1881, lll40l113; U. S. 6-2Os, 1852,
llSt@1l9d;, do 1864, ll6t@l1Ol; do, 1866,
11O}9111; do. new, 1OS4@1O9; 6s, 1O-4Oa, 1929
@lO3; D. S. 1905 lst series, l072@lOS; do,
"a series, lo7l@.1Ssi Sd series, IlO73 CLOS;
-Messrs. Jay Cooke & Co. quote Govern
men ment securities, etey as follows:1U; s. IS of
1864, 11Ot@llO3; do, 1866 1iOg@11l; do, July,
1O8g @lO8J; do, 1851 lO8i@1Osb; 1O-4Os, 1920
1881; 7'3Os, Aug, 107}@10S; do. June, IO7S3
lOs; do, July, lO7l@10s; Gold, l4O4@l4O3.
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A HAPPY COMBINATION oP ARTILLERY. The
engagement Of Major Rodman and Miss Dahl
Rren, daughter OF Admiral Dahlgren. We
shaII beat the British now, beyend q doubt.
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Five school-houses and 24O0 bar-rOOms
are the latest Chicago improvements,
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-08-08
LOSSES BY FIRE IN JULY.

The following is a list of fires in the United
States during the month & oI july 1861, l9YoiVihg
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-08-08

One bar at Saratoga does a business worth
~ 200 . season.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-08-08

PORT OF PHILADELPHIA........... .......-..A AUGUST q
STATE OF THERMOMETER AT THE EVENING rEru.
GRAPH OFFICE.
IA M...........75 IL A. M......-... S6 l2 p. NJ ca