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Mining shares were neglected AT the first board
Consolidated Gregory Gold closed 20c lower than at the
time Saturday. selling at So 95 smith &
Parmcee sold at So 95 Harmon Gold and SILVER 50 so;
Edgehil Mining, 81 50.
Arrangements have been made with the Bank OF Com.
merce for paying presentation the following overdue
coupons the bonds OF tho Of souri:Juiy l,
1861, per cont; January 1902, per cent? July
1862, per cent January 1868, per cent; July !.
1861 per cent-n AL is per cent OF the 80 per cent
overdue coupons attached to the bonds The bonds
called up for dealings at the stock Exchange
ex5 coupons, with only Il per cent overdue coupons
attached, In place OF SO per ceat heretofore The
disbursements OF interest by Bank OF Commerce for
this account Will reach nearly So 00O 000 The state
will probably pay two additional overdue coupons Tor
per cent, with the current per cent coupon due in
January, the LIST OF January 1865 and fund at the
time the remaining dve overdue coupons, 10 per
cent, in a new twenty years per cent bond.
Tho Supreme Court in this district has recently
dered two decisions OF importance dealers in stocks
Tho first in the or Oaks Drake, in which the
opinion was delivered by Judge Ingrauam The other
was in the case Of Markham Jaudon, the opinion
being delivered by judge Leonard. The opinions to-
seher hold that where banker broker invests his
own means in the purchase and carrying of stocks for
his employer the relation created not that OF pedger
and pedgee SO as TO require the broker to give notice OF
time and place Of sale If he wishes sell the stocks
upon the customer failing respond. but he may sell
after demand Of the money and reasonable opportunity
TO the customer to pay and without notifying the
toner Of the time OF sale On the latter OF these
two IL 10 held that the does not become
The owner OF the stocks until he has paid for them
until then the parties simply the relation Of spe
cia contractors with each oher-a relation
bling that OF vender and than OF pledger and
Pledge.
Tho affairs OF the Washington Marine Insurance Com
pany, which have been placed IN liquidation attract
very little attention in Wall street outside Of similar
Institutions but the officers OF some Of these appre
hensive that others of their number will share like
fate before long. The company In question was incor-
porated in December. 1850 with Q paid up capital OF
$3.50 Ooo and its total liabilities now including capital
stated to be $S5s while the assets exclusive OF
subscription 1929 sos OF which estimated
be good, are only $4,000.
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II We extend the mparison TO the same time IN the

Tho news from Europe relative to the movement OF
Garibaldi Rome, together with slightly lover quota
tions for 6ve-twentes London on Saturday In the
absence Of later advces than those OF Thursday from
this CITY, caused sharp reaction in government secu
rites from tho advance which experienced at the
close OF last week The bears use OF their oppor-
tunity 10 hammer the Market aud the "short interest
has been materially increased. Tho low quotations
al which the per cent gold bearing bonds
ruling, however, together with the increased In
money, quick recovery from tho depression and
q Grmer market for them. They beyond question
tho cheapest securities the Stock Exchange and
Contrary the nature OF thngs that they should remain
at their present low point much longer while railway
paying less interest rule in many cases consdea
bly, higher The following were the quotations at the
close Registered, 1881 llljl NIX coupons, 1881,
11l% NIX; 52o's, registered, 1862, 1o4 1o4'4;
do. coupon, 1862, 1l2I l12h do. coupon. 1854,
1o9H a l0oss; do. coupon 1885, 1o9ss q looh; DO,
January and July. 1907 q 1919; do coupon, 1867.
looyS 10TH; 1o-40s registered, 1904 1ooh; do
coupon 1904 1904; June 1905. 1o45s lo5js July
do, 10s1s 1858; December compounds, 1864, 1lsz;
May do, 1885, 1l7x NIX; August do, 1895 s1l6&;
September do, 1l5I l16; October do, 1154 1854.
Tho railway share market was dull and rather heavy
at tho Of business but tho early ses
son OF the open board became somewhat nrmsr and
New York Central sold at 1l2X ll2I Erie, TAX;
Michigan SOUTHERN 7sH; Rock Island oSx Northwest
ern, AK; do. preferred, 90 o0 Western Union rcls.
graph, "a; Pacific MAIL LAG 14sx AT ths nrst regular
board the market was steady aud quiet, but on the
second call II improved and Now York Central advanced
per cont. Pacific Mail was strong and sold up TO
1i6,l New York Central closed IL higher than at The
samo time ON Saturday, Erie y. Reading 1, Michigan
Southern u, Cleveland and Toledo I, Rock Island y,
Northwestern n, do. preferred /, Fort Wayne ~ Pa
ciac Mail ~ Manposa preferred u. Atlantic Nail Was
u lower Western Union Telegraph II. Government So
curtcs we're dull sizes Of 1881 closed Y higher. now
issue OF 1895 y, issue Of 1867 ~ coupon tenforos
". The advance OF Saturday afternoon In nvstwenes
Of 1861 and 1865 not sustained and the former sold
ss ll2K and the latter Al 1904.
Al the open board a. o'clock the market was dull
and steady. Now York Central sold at ii3H 1872;
Erie, T2sl 72ys; Hudson River. 127 12Tk Reading,
eeH 81; Michigan southern. 1sX; Cleveland aud
Pttsburg, SIX six; Rock Island. s5x Northwestern,
4s; do. preferred, 69k.
Az the second regular board the tendency OF prices
vas downward while the speculative feeling continued
aDguid New York Central closed " lower than ~ the
nrst regular board. Rock Island " Northwestern y,
do preferred q, Western Union Telegraph r. Hudson
River was u higher. Reading H. Cleveland and Toledo
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va. noderatsy active At about former prces
The sales SO steamer South America l0c
bO4 do Esmeralda at lhc-both gold In bond, and
7Si do ST. Ursula private terms or other descriptions
heard Of sales.
FLoun AND GRAN-Receipts 20 ocl bbis -four 81 do
meal ia Az bushels wheat 23 l7O do bS do Data
2lu do and NS9s do. barley. Tho demand for -four
continued active for and there further advance
shipping grades OF 0c 5c per Dbl, with few sales
At advance Of 35c but the extreme vsws Of holders
the demand and the market closed quiet but frm
with buyers Of extra State for Shipment At SO 80 SlU TO-
California quiet but sesdv the sales about ls0O
bbia Southern -four 10 far demand and tribe hrmer
sales 10 the extent Of 90 bbs. made at quota
tiona Rye -four In moderate prices
hrm the sales 375 bbs At ~ rs ~ Is Corn meal
quiet but steady with sales OF $50 bbs city, % &
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le.guer. and win DO virtually pscns the knife a. your


own throat
from the samel
After the Of Tuesday who 10 not ready to cut
loose the fzithiess negro and look elsewhere for
his labor He has turned against us; against the hand
that the home that protects him; he has
basely conspred with for our destruction,
ana now let HIM look out for himself Tue Old World is
teemng with Industrious, Intelligent. skfu loborers,
who uil gladly where their LABOR will be better
rewarded and where their circumstances in every
spect will be bettered.
from the Petersburg Indexl
The negroes are the last men who should complain II
their white employers TO discharge and sup
ply their places with white men, on election day they
inaugurated this system OF policy, by and
open violence prevented many OF race from voting
the conservative ticket as they desired In some
stances conservative tickets taken from the hands
of the voters and radical tickets substituted which
through fear they compelled TO put ia ballot
box.
From the Bedford Chroniclel
The colored voters OF this county have deliberately
thrown down the gauntlet 10 their only true friends,
and deserve countenance sympathy from the
Southern people They have demonstrated their
plee alienation from the whites and have no right
look 10 them for employ ment shelter. They have
manifested q supreme indifference the welfare OF
those upon whom they dependent for everything.
They have forced issue upon US which we would
have made. They declare themselves deadly
the South and her Institutions and in dong
have thrown themselves into tho those whom
they will be compelled to look for aid in future.
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COMMERCIAL REPORT.

MONDAY, Oct g. 1857.
CorroN.-The market exhibited but le animation and
closed weak the appended quotations. The demand
checked mainly by the high rates Of freight The sales
Ma nm
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the whe.s %srEe, vas auis. and heavy and Ne sprns
shippers were below current prices, and business
%o sn The :sss wsrs ssg ,ar Nc 9 40 o1sshs
% s,l for NO dc q ~ e., amber state and
dull and prices &C. 20 3D. lower The sales were about
70 600 bushes Al 81 90 81 for Western msed IN store
yellow. Oats we're arm. rbs sAe. we're about IS oco
bushels SIC B2ySc Western. Barley In better
demand but rather prces Sales Is 900
10 81 western, - for State and 81 50 81 IS
for Canada West Barley malt was dull aud nominal OF
rye the sales about aooo bushsIs Western - q e.
rRxGHrs market not active, but rates were
steady. The engagements wcrei-Io Liverpool - 500
bushels wheat ii l0d, 20 hhds tobacco u 12s a. 80 bAss
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Elections Ordered,


Disbursements During the Year Ending June,
1S07-Payment Of Troops and Additional
Bountics-Suggestions Relative to Referred
Ciaims-The Work Performed-Thc Recon-
struction Fund-Its Observation-Disclosures
Remaining on Hand.
WAR DEPARTMENT, PAYxAsrER Generals OFFICE,
WASHINGTON, Oct. 20. 1857.
General u 8. GRANT. Secretary OF War, ad interim
SIR have the honor TO submit report Of the
Official transactions OF the Pay Department OF the army
for the fiscal year ending June go 1867 The tabular
statements herewith transmitted give tho details from
which 10 condensed the following exhibit
Balance In the hands OF paymas ters and I'M
issued acquisitions In the Treasury the
beginning OF the nscsl year July l. 1866 s23 OIL 500
Received from the Treasury during the hscai
year Including unissucd requisilions the
Treasury June 30, 1861. $4,000, 900
Received by paymasters from other sources,
exclusive OF sums transferred among them
selves.... Observation-Disclosures. 333,95S
Total to DO accounted $685. s75, s5s
Accounted tor as follows:-
Disbursements 70 the regular army......Sl4,297,lo 3
Disbursements 70 the Military Academy. 72,l39
Disbursements TO volunteers. rs ,2I3
Total disbursements. sac, 1853, 4s7
Amount Of requsltioss cancelled. ........ Ssl0o,Ooo
Amount rel unded 70 Treasury $1,000
Amount OF paymastsrs balances on de-
post In Merchants National Bank al
date Of closing not heretofore accounted
for ..:......... ...................... io7el4
sury on June 80, 1867 .................. $3.50 900
Balance actually IN hands Of pay mas.ers
on June W, ASH, 1856
Tue disbursements during tho year were OF various
classes, follows--
Regular bLmonlhly payments to troops in service;
nnsl payments TO volunteers mustered out and dis
banded payment OF Treasury certificates issued by the
Second Auditor for bountes and Tor arrears heirs Of
deceased officers and soldiers payment by tue division
OF referred claims OF bountes and other arrears TO
living claimants, which may be thus summarly stated:
~ v.ts.. 80 10 W $500
10 mustered OUT troops. 400 900
~ n.suy ~ .................. lO,6l4O00
10 rsohieo e'sms.. ,763 Coz
$sZ, IoS 4oi
AT The dato Of my last report there were in this
depart ment:-Iay masters OF the old establishment u.s.
additional payments, So. Total So There were subse.
quently appointed In the the
tnry hve authorized BY the act to and tx the
military peace establishment, approved July rs, 1896,
making Of regular paymastes created and nov Ia ser.
vice. oc. Reduction OF additional paymasters dur nc the
fiscal year. 81 leaving still In service 81 Total OF both
classes In service, 81.
or the twenty one additional pavmasters stIjl retained
ten duty In tho DIVISION or referred caims a.
tachsd 10 this bureau for the payment " bounty aud
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Amount in the Treasury 10 credit oil the
Second Military District. 80, 81
otsl balance OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. $50 l47
Total amount OF appropriations .......... 1900 600
Tue unsatsGsd estimates received from several OF the
districts show deficiency In the amount appropriated
10 meet tho actual expense incurred email, at the
proper time and when the needed additional amouns
required shall be ascertained submit 70 you special
comm unicalion TINS subject.
Respectfully submitted, J. W. BIN, President
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A RESOLUTION

Relative TO an amendment Of tho Constitution.
provlding for the extension Of the elective
franchise, .I.EslI .E.t
"Rcsoired, By the General Assembly of the
State OF Ohio three.fllhs of the members elected
to each House agreeing thereto, that 1t he aud Is
hereby proposed TO the electors Of this State, to
vote ut the next annual October election upon the
approval or rejection of the following amendment
as substitute for the first section Of the fifth art-
Gle OF the Constitution of this State, to-wit
Every male citizen OF the United States of the
age Of twenty-one years who shall have heen a
resident Of the State one year next preceding the
election, and of the county, township or ward In
which he resides such time as may be provided by
law, except such persons us have borne arms IN
support Of any nsumectlon or rebellion against
the Government of the United States, or have fed
from their places Of residence to avoid being
drafted into the military service thereof, or have
deserted the military or naval service Of said Gov
crnnent In time Of war, and had not subsequently,
been honoraby discharged from the same, shall
have the qualifications Of an eleetor, and be enti-
tied TO vote at all elections.
ED. A. PARRoTT,
Speaker of the House of Representatives.
ANDREW g. MCBURNEY,
President Of the Senate.
Passed April G, 1867 Iopr s,'67-6m,l
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Proposed Amendment to the
Constitution,
SrArE or OIIIn.
WV 7 v W NFFEFFI
OrrfcE OF THE sncRErAnY OF srArr.

OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY or STATE
|, WILLIAM HENRY SMIrII Secretary Of State
of the State Of Ohio do hereby certify that the
following Is true copy Of joint resolution pass
ed by the General Assembly of tic State of Ohio,
on the 9th day of APRIL 4. D, 1867 taken from
the original rolls on llle In this office.
In testimony whereof, have herounto
subscribed my name and affixed the
[sEAL..l Great stal Of the Snte of Ohio, at Go.
lumbus the 9Th day Of APRIL A. d. 1867.
WILLIAM HENRY SMITH,
Secretary of State
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REPARATOR CAPILLI.

NOR restoring hair upon bald heads (from
Il whatever canse it may have fallen out and
forcing growth of hair upon the face it has no
equal. 1t will force the beard to grow upon the
smOothest face in from five to eight weeks, or
hair upon bald heads In from two to three
months A few ignorant practitioners have as
serted that there is nothing that will force or
hasten the growth of the hair or beard. Their
assertions are false, as thousands of living wit
nesses (trom their own experlence) can bear wit
ness. But many will say, how are we to dstin-
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tainlv is dilicult, as nine-tenths Of the different
Preparations advertised for the hair and beard are
entirely worthless, and You may have already
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To such we would saw. try the Reparato tor Cappili;
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to our representations. II your Druggist does
not keep il, send us one dollar and we will for
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No. West Fayette Street, Syracuse, N. 7.
Feb. II, 67-y
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Does Your Light Shine I?

The keeper of the lighthouse at Ca.
lais was boasting of the brightness of
his lantern, which can be seen ten
leagues at sea, when visitor said to
him, +" What if one OF the lights should
go out3' "Neyori impossible," he
cried, Mortified at the bare thought
"Sir," said he, pointing to the ocean,
"yonder, where nothing can be seen,
there are ships going by to all parts Of
tho world Ifto-night one Of my burn
ers went out, within six months would
come a letter, perhaps from India,
perhaps from America, perhaps troma
place / never heard off, saying, such a
night, at such an hour, the light at Ca-
lais burned dim, the watchman neglect
cd his post, and vessels were in danger.
All! sir, sometimes in the dark nights
in stormy weather, l look out to sea
and feel as II the eye ofthe whole world
was looking at my light Go out3
Burn diml o never!"
Was this lighthouse keeper so yigi-
lsntf Did he feel so deeply the impor-
tauoe Of his worki And shall Christians
neglect their light, and suffer it to grow
dl,n,-grow dim, when for need OF lis
bright shining. some poor soul, strug-
Cling amidst tho waves of temptation,
may be dashed upon the rocks of de-
straetionf No. "IIold forth The word
oflife.n \. Let your light shine" This
IS the way 10 save souls, Holding
forth the word of life," says the apostle !
whyl "tbat may rejoice in the day OF
Christ, that have not run in vain, nei-
ther Iabored in vain"
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