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The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1867-03-30
NOTICE.
IFFICE ASST Ass'R INTERNAL REVENUE.

OFFICE ASST Ass'R INTERNAL REVENUE.
UnASorBuno c. H., 8. c., March Is, 1867.
In accordance with the recent Changes made in the
Internal Revenus Law ail Special Taxes (prcvious-
ly called Licenscs as also Incomes for 1866, Car
rages, Billiard Tables, Plate, Of either Gold or Sill
vcr and Watches, to be returned Immediately.
Special Taxes will date from March LIST instead Of
May lst, as formerly, unless Returned within time
specified by law penalty Of ten per ccntum, will DO
added Persons ncgccting to mike returns for any
business or occupation for which Special Tax (or
Liccnse) is imposed, are liable to fno of $500.
will be ut my cfice ut Orangeburg c. H.. on
Tuesday and Saturday of every week. and will give
all desired information. Other days will visit the
different Precincts Polls, of which due notice
shall be given.
GEO W. STURGEON,
mar lC-2m Assistant Assessor. !.
n. B.--My Office is at the Store of c. s. Bull s.
Co.
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New Advertisements.

Say- See Card of DIR. +. FEasSER in another
column.
sa-We would call attention to the advertise
mcnt Of Mr.. TuoMAs RAY, ola fine Grst Mill
worked by horse power for sale.
RlcKENHAKER, deceased Colonel d. II. BAR
TON, Administrator.
bay See Administrators Notice, EsiAin Of
J. II. WoLpx, deceased; j. II. ISAnISEr
Administrator
.pes- See Commissioners Notice in regard to
lost deed Of conveyance to LEVI S. TYLER
Trustee.
gD- Mrs. NJ. Il. HALL has received a new
and wei! assorted Stock of Spring Millinery
Goods, Of tho latest styles and fashions
aa- We take pleasure in calling notice to
the advertisement Of our friends Mcssrs w f.
WILLIAMS Co., in our columns. Their well
selected stock Of Family Groceries, cannot fail
to afford complete satisfaction to all who favor
them with call
R6y- Attention is invited to tho fresh arrivals
of Corn Starch, Fluvoring Essences, and other
articles desirable to housckcepcrs at the Drug
Store Of Dr.. u, j. OL1vEnos, on Main-strcct
Ray Mr. GEonon W. STURGEON, Assistant
Assessor of the U. S. Internal Revenue, an
nounccs in our conma certain important
changes in the Revenue Law, which our read
crs will find it to their advantage to nc1uaint
themselves with, and act accordingly
EGy'Our readers in looking over our advert
sing columns, will notice the liberal bargains
offered by Nj. McMAsTER to all customers, Mt
tho Brick Store, on Russell Street
gY-Attcntion is called to the notice of DIR.
ALrEMAs j. WOLFE, as practising physician
in this place.
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Departure of Troops.

The small garrison which was stationed at
this place, left on Tuesday last for some other
point, and Orangeburg is, temporarily, garri-
soncd only By the Military Bill
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IN EQUITY.
OR \ n G EBl'RG DISTRICT

The State rclaionc Bill 10
Solicitor Southern Circuit, pcrprinatc
In re lost Documents Tcstlmony
Application having been made by Mrs. Ccly Mctts
to prove the Existence. Loss and Contents of the
last Will and Testament of James u. Nets deceased
On motion Of Mcssrs. lzlnr 4 Dibblc, Solicitors il
Is ordered. That al persons who desire so 10 do
may appear and cross examine the evidence pro-
'luced, and Introduce evidence reply before me on
the 2Gih day OF June next
commissioners Office V H. v JAMESON
Ornngcburg &. H., Commissioners
March (. 1867.
mar l:} nm
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Religious.

We are requested to announce that Rev. s.
b. Sawyer will perform Divine Service Cd. w
at the Baptist Church in this place. Tomorrow
morning at II o'clock.
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II Y M Il N f AL.

MARnIEp-On the 2ls, March, by the Rev. +. a.
Austin, Mr.. ALLEN PORTER to Miss PEGGY FAN
MING, FL Of this District.
MARm,rp-On the 2lst instant, BY s. f. Rickcn-
bacIcr. Esq. WM. OFT, to Mis-: FRANCIS WAITS
daughter of John Waits. all of this Dis. rici
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Reopening of al Old Drug Store

THNlIE SuBCKlBER WOULD RESPECTFULLY IN
FORM his friends and the public generally
that he has opened FIRST-CLASS DRUG STORE
81, his Fathers Old Stand. known for twenty five
years ns Bmrnhmms Drug Store. where he has
wcll-sclecrd and complete Stock Of DRUGS. PER-
FUMERY. DYE STUFFS and FiNCYA RTlCLES
which will be sold low for cash
Country orders. accompanied with cash or city
acceptance. will be promptly filed.
PRESCRlrTlONSC CAREFULLY COMPOUNDED
at all hours day and night. f. S. BURNlIAM
Charleston. $. C..
mar 6 If
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StatG TnXcS.

We publish in this issue, on our fourth page,
the State Tax Act, for tho information of our
readers, who are about to be called upon for
their taxes.
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For the liberal patronage which have thus fsx
received from the citizens Of Orangeburg District
and the confidence shewn in mo by very numerous
friends I;:take the opportunity Of expressing my
sincere gratitude in this, the frst issue Of tho
"OnASoEBUno NEws." The encouragement Of past
patronage and kindness induces strong faith In.
future success, and while thanking my friends for
past farors, assure them that nothing will hs
left undone to deserve their continuing patronage.
My Store will be essentially DRUG STORE in il
will be kept such Drugs and Medicines alone, asI
will warrant Genuine and Pure. have arranged to
supply my customers with Medicines Of the very
best quality Afforded in the market. avoid all
cheap useless articles and yet my prices shall bs
reasonable for VALUABLE, GOOD, FRESH MEDI-
ClNES as any bodys.
invite the PHYSICIANS Of tho Distrie! 70 call
and examine for themselves. They judges 10
whose opinions submit. Send your Orders and
they will be filled to your satisfaction. To the Cu
zens of my native District who have tried me, saJ
don't give me up. try me little longer, and you'n
not regret it-you'll find III stand long race, o
well as short one; and your faith in me shall
be misplaced. To those who have not yet tried mo.
now is your time to begin. As before, if you wan,
good, pure. family MEDICINES, such as
Laudanum, Paregoric Castor Oil, Sweet OIL Ep-
som Salts, Glnuber Salts Cream Tartar ,Carb Soda,
&C.. &c.. or Dye Stuffs and Paints and Brushes.
Concentrated Iye, &C., even, Patent Medicines
of all kinds Now, just call at that Little Store on
Main-Strcet, and you will be sure to get what you
want
This Drug Store looks small but your surprise
will be great when you enter to find how appear
nnccs deceive, and what quantity of good things
within this same Little Store
B. NJ. SHULER,
Druggist.
feb IL.
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DIR. T.. V. STEEDMAN.

Desires to announce, that he has located at Mr..
j. j. OuATTLEBAUM'S, on Binnickcr's Bridge
Road, near joins EAsrEnLrS's for the practice Of
Medicine in all its branches, and offers his profess
sional services to his friends and the public gene
rally residing in that vicinity.
MARI I'm
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CO M M p R CIAL

OFFICE OF THE OnANGETvR,. NEWS.
March 20. 1867
SlLN ................................. 2G
COTTON.-Wc rcp"rt thu rnrkr, firm, owing to
Foreign and Northern aiviccs hut would not MI
'sc any to hold their cotton for we do no. antici-
rate any material Improvement in prices. W
quote
Ordinary ............ .............. -
Midling Observation-Disclosures. 90
Strict Mi'lding. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. "a
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Schedule South Carolina Rail Road.
Dorm PASSENGER

Schedule South Carolina Rail Road.
Doun Passenger.
Leave Columbia at..... 63O a. Mn md II 40 \. NJ.
Orangcburg at...1O39 4. Mn and 3.OS y. NJ.
Arrive ut Chnrlc*ton.... l.. Observation-Disclosures.
/" Augus,a...... S p NJ. and . r. Nj.
Up Passenger.
Leave Augusta at.............7 "a. NJ and G. 80 p NJ
Charleston at.......S a. M......... ............
Orangcburg nt.....1 20 =. NJ. and l 80 +. NJ.
Arrive at Columbia Mt ....520 T.. NJ and 3.!2 4. NJ.
DOwn FrcVM.
Leave Orangcburg a.......... ............10 a. NJ.
Arrive at Charleston at ................ GlOP. VI.
Up Freight.
Leave Orangcburs p. NJ.
Arrive ut Columbia Mt i. NJ.
*This is the only Passenger Train for Charleston
and Points below l5ranchviilc. For the Augusta
Road Passengers may tukc either Train.
mar .3 & tc
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French Fruits, Cordials, Olive
oil, &C.,

La"oiiny Er- Brig Iaut ct Marie
DIRECT FROM BORD AUX.
TwENTY CASES FRUITS IN BRANDY, AS
i sorted.
Five Cases Fruits in Juice
Fifteen Cases nssor cd Cordial
Ten cases Maraschino Annisc,tc and Cannclle
Five cases Curaconi' llollnndc
Five cases Rose Water
One case Pa,es dc ioie d'Oic. in whole, half and
qumrtcr Cans
Four cases Pe,ts Pos and CI.mpisnons
Five cases French Olives AL Olives fnrcirs
Thirty eases Supcrii". ,I.vc Oil. pints
Ten barrels Garfield White Wine Vinegar
~" s;c.cs Clarified White Wine Vinegar
Ons bale Vclvc, Clerks, in bags of gross each
For sale by H. PAUL & co.
81 Iroad-strcet,
mar 10 IF Chnrlcsio on, s. c.
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nea- Mcssrs. I. A. JErroRDs & Co, Main
Street, will exchange Corn and Flour for Rough
Rice, giving the highest market price for the
Rice and will guarantee to sell the Corn and
Flour as low as they can be had in Orange
burg mar 1G4-1m
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NOTICE.

TO NIL WHOM II MAY CONCERN
NEANING. AT TIE CLOSE OF lIOSTILiTiES.
1 tried our best 10 advance the interest of the
PUBLIC "f this District. hy letting them have
Goods on short Credit to start the World again. WE
are now compelled by tho Debt others To
place Notes and Accounts in the hands of
McsSrs. lXI.tR & nlBELE. Attorneys. for Calico
lion. without distinction of Parties wherever Per-
sons have mo complied with the Terms Of ihcir
Agreement. EZEKIEL 4 EOIiN.
Ii If
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tFA[E ORF:A;NGEBURG NEWS,
PUBLISHED
EVERY & SATURDAY MORNING
Orangeburg, S. G.
Terms: 81 90 per A',nun., II. Aarance.
During thcspring and Fali Seasons, Extra Copies
Of tho OaANoEDuno News will be circulated for the
heneato Of our ADVERTISING PArnoSs.
B0- Contract Advertisements inserted on the
nost Liberal Terms. Address
SAMUEL DIBBLE,
. Editor "Orangeburg News"
4,,a ~. .o..t Orangcburg, s. C..
New-York tribune., 1867-09-30
KxponIa rRoM srpr. l. IsG7. TO nLrr

FEATHERS firm and In good demand at 70 aS5c for
GRAiS~wo have had a fairly active Wheat market
during the past week, but prices have some
freights and gold and the favorable news from
Europe The orders from Great Britain liberal but
the major part OF thom are limited much below the
rent prices, anticipating much lower figures now
prevail under the impression that have large crops OF
both Winter ana spnng Nheats Unfortunately many OF
them do not patronzc journals that well posted Tho
receipts tins week at the Lake ports have been liberal
and we have the prospect OF more active trade the
suing month. Prices have been well sustained owing 10
the fact OF there being a large short interest
and interested parties have excrted themselves
10 sustain prices and have succeeded Notwithstanding
the larger receipts and more stringent money market
Of the Horth-Wes but are likely 10 close nnyniion
with much smaller stock Than We had estimated fort
night since, owing 10 the very strong adviccs from
Europe IL now very certain that the crop OF Wheat i'm
Great Britain Is considerably below an average and
hence they VIII be compelled 10 Import Is per cent
more than usual. We were aware they had a moderate
crop but find the deficiency larger than we had
anticipated month since White Wheat has been in dc,
mand, aud has rapidly improved the stock proving lin
tied everywhere, with the exception OF California.
Amber Winter has improved. but has not sold very
Freely the current prices being above shippers limits
The demand for Spring has been good chiefly for export
Mcrs, owing 10 the rapid decline In the low grades Of
Flour, have operated very sparngly but we have
for the season, The icnrrent = pnees show
considerable decline compared with this day week.
Today the market is sronecr though mot very active
owing to the poor quality now offering. The demand is
quite general The saies bush at " 25 for No
s or White a6ane anss nts Ws pn
81 80 for White Sonthen aud 81 30 for Amber Southern
Barley has been offered In small quantities and with
fair demand fair prices have been obtained The BRISK
demand and high prices current at Albany have thus i
greatly limited the offerings here and hardly enough mas
been done In give character 10 the market Barley MALI
has been In fair demand closing steady oats nave peeh
In active request and with moderate arrivals hnd large
contracts maturing we have had Lively eompetitig,n
among buyers and prices advanced. The market early
to-day quiet and prices declined ana at te close are
steady The TRANSACTIONS however we're mainly at the
extreme figures The sales 10000 bush. Ohio ana
Western at 75d76, State at 753D76c Rye s somewhat
rmcr; sales OF $500 bush 90 for Western 81 40 for
Inferior Southern Indan,o has been In brisk demand
for the trade and for Investment, and with favorable
foreign advccs and moderate arrivals, prices have
rapidly improved hut much unsettled The late ad
Vices ti0m the West engC aTLug tur The crop
New-York tribune., 1867-09-30

at l2t 81atc Timothy Seed is quiet at 81 1902 M isoug
FLAX Seed selling at ~ S59s2 st. In Calcutta nseee
we note fair business sales Of 900 bags and boO PACK
cts at " 90 gold. duty paid.
sOAPCastile Is moderately active sales OF 200 boxes
,nsIIsas T0IBAcco-Thsre has been only moderate
BUSINESS are wSthm. kentucy Leaf; prices, however:
currency, as follows: Light Leaf Lugs 4.06tc. s
Common, 709c.; Medium, i00l3c.; Good, i40
l5c Fine at 6@sc, and Selections l902Oc Heavy West
ern and Clarksville Lngs 6s97hc. Common at seilo:
ections, 2O022c Seed Leaf Is steady, and selling q,ta
freely we note $50 cases at 10435c for Connecticut
2Oc for Ohio, 11Q3lc for State and 0Q32c for Pennsy
vanla.
TALLOW-The demand has been moderate and the
market steady sales Of 10000 at 125c holders at the
close generally demand 12sc. for strictly Prime
WOOL-Pending the auction sale announced fer
Thursday next, the market for Domestic Fleeces has
ruled quiet and prices nominal the general tone
decline would have to be made for the present,
facturers operate only in small lots to meet urgent
wants. Foreign Fleeces are dull and prices nominal
The closing quotations Domestic Feeces ut 40945c
for Native and Onequarter MerinOs 4Jd4sc for Onehak
and Tbreequarter do, 50055c for Fullbood McrlDes
and 55065c for Saxony Fleece 30d35c for No. Pulled
3SG45c for SupeIne do and 45d50c. for Extra do; $50
2c. for Common Unwashed California; 24d30c for Fine
DO, s032c for common TO choice Texas, and American
Combing at 506G5c We quote Foreign folows South
American 30d34c for common Washed, 32942e for I'm
washed Mestza and Merino, 3J04cc for Washed Entre
Rios 2592Sc. for Unwashed Creole 40146c for Washed
CordOya Chlian at 2403lc for Unwashed Mestiza and
Merino; Cape Of Good Hope, 35diOc. for Unwashed !;
East India, 35d55c for Washed and African at 2630c
| for Unwashed. and 3O04Oc. for Washed.
WHISkIThe market is unsettled and irregular; sales
| or Western at 37U38c., In bond
New-York tribune., 1867-09-30

prejudices. and enjoy all the appliances OF his peculiar
civilization in community Of congenial natures trans
planted from an inhospitable climate into State as
highly favored by nature as any in the world
In conclusion, would suggest to these disposed 10
eigrate to the south that favorable opportunity VIII
be afforded to become acquainted with Virginia farmers
and to form an idea Of the agricultural resources Oh ~
State at the Horticultural and Pomoogioal Fair' 10 70
held In Richmond Oct l5 and at an Agricui'u, az Az y,
1 =, Dopville the 9Th OF November next. Danvile Is
near be North Carolina border and is the center OF one
Of the very best agricultural regions of the South Wo
assure polite and ipd reception and cordial welcome
90 an bo may visit these Fairs. Very respectfully your
obedient servants, OADhLh "
Hichnoud. Va, Sept. 2l, 1901
New-York tribune., 1867-09-30
THE EXCISE RESOLUTION AT SYRACUSE.

To the Editor Of The Tribune
SIR In an article on the resolutions passed
by the Republican State Convention at Syracuse, and
published in your issue of September 81 find the fol-
lowing:
The liquor ss virtually being allowed
oppose prohibition We yDa
think this questions If shall against upset
the Republican One OF them crowded resolve enbodying
II may be that your numerous occupations, beside
those of editor Of THE TRIBUNE render impossible
you 10 know all the contents Of your paper else dur
ing the last five months you would have found In its
columns sufficient proofs 10 convince you that the
the resolution IN question docs not belong to the
Der OF those who turn against and upset the Republican
party but that the contrary he has done a that
In hs power 10 keep In the Republican ranks those who
account OF the Excise law threatened 70 break loose
from that party you would have found that, for
himself, he has repeatedly and most emphatscaly
declared that he would remain faithful TO the Repnb-
Dcan party, EIciSe iaD EIeiSe iaW But
perhaps the persistent generosity OF tho reporters of
the press enrehing his name with an that does not be-
long 20 IT. has been the that were ignorant OF
his political record AT all events, trusting in your
Justice the Of that Syracuse resolution begs
leave 10 correct the wrong judgment which you pro-
nounced him In your and the hope that
will give to this letter place in columns where
the justification b eas TO be found by your readers
was the accusation. Whether the mover OF resolution
conceived and wOrded such stands before the public
deserves the OF LiquOr-Inan" In the
peyed word by other phrases OF your article
on OF his fellow citizens Of whatever convictions they
nay be concerning special Sunday laws. With due re-
pfrf yours. FREDERICK A. Schultz.
EIfu M.
New-York tribune., 1867-09-30

GUNNIES-We do not hear of sales worth reporting
all IN a iobbin0 way Prices are weak at &c Tor Bags
HIDEs-The demand has been moderate for Dry Hides;
prices without change Upper Leather STOCK remains
In fair demand and prices steady Wet Sate1 hues
Hides are unchanged We quote as follows Dry Hides
Buenos Ayres, el@22c.; Buenos Ayres, AG2lc MOnte @
fornia 9oa2osc Porto Cabeo. 6Sl7c; Vera Cruz, l7i9
&c., TampcO, 17t9lsc; MaamOros, I7t01Sc.; San Juan
Boroa a@G Ge4I Rio adhS dry and dry S
Savanila and Carthagena l4015c; Curacoa dry saed,
Boise; San Domingo and Port au Pat salted, li@l5c
S1n TsnaS, yIli4Ic Pernambnco.
M9rncaGS Ts1co and matamopos iSc Bahia iaSisc
Chill, 15i0l6c; Southern and Western, Hope
1iSlIIc California uSiItc; Para lie. gold New.Or
leans 130l3ic.; Country Slaughter, trimmed ana cured
2 sSc Cy s9nger trimmed 6 med and gred iSSs
93n29lc gold Sierra Leone 3Gc; Gambia and Bssau, "a
a9Oc. MinOs 2G q2sc currency East India stOck-Cal-
cutta, Slaughter, Cow. l5l6lGc Calcutta, Dead Green
l39i3ic Calcutta Buffalo, l2c Manila and Batavia Buf-
HoPs-foday there is not quite good demand, but
sti il is pretty fair for home use. Mt from 2O64O0G5c. in
Guiding tho very poorest and tho very best 1866 ana 1867
MEMP-Thc market is very quiet indeed but prices
are well sustained We quote at l2i i@l2ic for Manila
81 lJdsl % for Jute, both gold SOasJGO Tor Dressed
American s25OGs2lO for Undressed do. and s375 for
HAY-Thc market Is without much change, the demand
fair the receipts large We quote at Ioo75c for shipping
LEATiER~IIeInIook sole il without change IN prices,
some demand prevailing but chiefly Tor prime STOCK, ana
In small lots; AL grades firm except Common, which
be had at concession; receipts from tanners foot up
10000 Sides leaving average stock: Oak Sole remains
quiet; Rough Is In firm demand principally Tor lght
weights. We quote: oak Slaughter ahd salted-Good
Light, 3s0l2c Middle. 3o9i6c Heavy, 4O646c; Light
Cropped, 44947c.; Middle Cropped, 47U50ci Bellies
Cropped 22s2jc. Hemlock-Buenos Ayres, &c. Light,
20tdjoIc Middle 3Old3lc.; Heavy 30i 32tc CaiiOr-
MA Light 2gd3Oc; Middle 3003lc.; Heavy, 29iGStc,
Orinoco. &c Light. 2s, a29ic.; Middle. 290Soe Heavy
2sd2gc; b. Damaged all weights, 2592Iic; H. A. Poor
all weights 2O023c Slaughter in Rough. 81 @39c; Light,
Ha4ic.; Middle. 4Ooi2c.; Heavy, +0GiGc.. cash.
MOLASSES-Prices are steady, but the inquiry mod
crate. sales OF l43 hhds. Cuba MuscOyado at soc. .
METAIS-Amencan lngot "copper" has been only mod
ertely active; prices lower and close heavy New
Sheathng and Yellow Metal are unchanged. Plg iron
has met with fair demand both Scotch and Americana
prices arc without change. Pig Lead has been In gOod
demand; prices unchanged Nails are steady but dul
Shot are dull speltcr Is dull and nominal Pig Tin has
been more active aud with favorable news from London
prices are better Plates have been IN fair demand at full
prices. We quote:
New-York tribune., 1867-09-30

the Yield likely to be larger than many navs an.c
pated and with HE present fine weather IL VIII DO n,
vested good condition. South OF us the crop
port has fair owing 10 the hlgh pIlG.s %
have prevailed the busness has been qulte %
day the market opened stronger, but less uspVsV W
buy being evnced by dealers later prices S anu M
the market closes quiet The demand IL in part lor IN
vestmcnt though chiefly local character; Tine saies
are bush at 81 25dsl % for Damp and Ohsouha %
western Mixed at 300sl 81 in store, ana 81 Sos@sl 81
adoat, the latter price for very choice, delivered.
ExPoRTs OF GRAIN PROM sEIT. /, 1861 TO DATE
New-York tribune., 1867-09-30

conseGucrce the market for mercantile paper was frner
Only parties entitled to favors found ACCOMMODATIONS
For strictly prime paper there no actual strnSeney
ard the current rate 10 cent Inc nafkcI ioI
Eastern exchange steady and moderately actNe at
I-5Vi off from customers and s0l5c off between pahS
The selling rate over the counter was steady AT par
The coupons on the land bonds of the Hannibal
and st. Joseph Railroad Company. which mature on
the lst proximo, will be paid, as usual. by Messrs
Duncan, Sherman & Co.
Comparative earnings Of the Western Union hall
road for the third week in September:
1867 456 1896. .-.....s25 535 Increase
From January 1 to September21
1867 $4s3OO5 1866 .s559,6O5 Decrease. To,oc'
The Gallatin National Bank has declared diVi-
dend of five per cent, free, payable Oct. TO-
The total imports at NewYork for the week com
paw WI ending Sept %. Sept g. Sept H. Sept 7.
Dry Goods 81 ,SG2, ,59i S.S46191 $209623I s22l3oe5
Dan p'chandise 22j29l2 2,sSo2ls 2,48739 3,i952ii
New-York tribune., 1867-09-30
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

sept 2s-Q6is bills Flour 4O5 bbs. Whisky. loo bbla
Corn MEAL % sacks do 575 bush Wheat. S6 bush Seeds
66 pks Beef lCl bbs Pork 1870 pkgs Lard, Is kegs de-
43ii hhls Petroleum. 5I0 pkgs Butter 36S2 Ss Cheese
100 bbls. Eggs.
LIVE STOCK OVER THE ERIE RAILWAY.
For the week ending Saturday, Sept 2S 100 cars Cattle
n do. Hogs, 50 do. Sheep, do Horses do. CaIYeA
Total $40 cars.