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Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1867-02-16
ExccxxtOr's Notice.

Estate Of THOMAS ROBINS, deceased.
NJ Office is hereby given that letters testamentary
IN having been granted to the undersigned on
the estate of Thomas Robbins, late of the Borough
of Sunbury, Northumberland county, Pa. deceased,
all persons indebted are requested to make imme-
date payment, and those having claims to present
them, duly authenticated, for settlement.
JOHN q. MARKLE, Executor.
Sunbury. Feb l6 1867.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1867-02-16

W The impression gains strength tha,
the General Railroad bill will become law
though there are reasons to apprehend that
amendments may be forced into it which
will restrict its usefulness.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1867-02-16
A clergyman ba. published a pamphlet in

a clergyman has published pamphlet in
which he Informs the world that that mys-
terious place called "Hell" is just four thou
sand miles down from the surface VI the
earth, and that the least spark from IL thrown
into the ocean would dry up oil the waters
and set the world In a blaze.
The Delaware, Lackawanna and Western
Railroad Company sold in New York, on
Wednesday, thirty thousand tons of Scran.
ton coal. There was large attendance OF
dealers, and the bidding was spirited. The
prices paid were from twenty five to fifty
cents ton higher than those of the first ol
January.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1867-02-16
PAVING FLAG STONE !!

TIME subscriber prepared to deliver to the ci-
i zens of Sunbury and Northumberland. and
neighboring towns. superior quality of FLAG
STONE, for paving at the shortest notice. Orders
attended to by addressing at Sunbury, to
WM. CLARK.
Sunbury, Feb. 16, 1S67.-3m
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1867-02-16

balance In favor of George weiser as
per receipts and disbursements for the years
,oo4 and 1855, amounting to the sum Of two
hundred and twenty. five dollars and twenty.
seven cents (s22527p
A balance in the hands of John Diemer
amounting to enc hundred and fisty.two
dollars and ninety.nine cents ($i52.99.)
A balance due the Borough from Solomon
Shindel amounting to six hundred and nine
ty.seven dollars and twenty eight and one
half cents, ($e972Sf)
Benjamin Hendricks, Treasurer of the
Borough of Sunbury in account with the,
same from March 27th, 1865 to January 31st,
1867, inclusive.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1867-02-16

W THE project of an air line railroad be-
tween Washington and New York is again
before Congress. Among the corporators
are Simon Cameron, John w. Forney, and
Morton McMichacl.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1867-02-16
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

VHIO hDHE HHhH ES h - TON ohLC
HNHE undersigned offers at private sale the follow,
Il ing valuable real estate, situate in the Borough
Sunbury, late the property of Thomas Robins, dec d.
The Hotel Property on Front street, with all tho
outbuildings, &c, lately occupied by Frederick
Spacht.
A valuable House and Lot on Market Street, to-
gether with all the outbudngs.
For further particulars apply to
JOHN G.. MARKLE, Executor.
Feb 10, 1567-2m Sunbury Pa.
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WHISPERS
AND
NcuSTACEES! !

INORCED t. grow upon the smoothest face in from
- three 10 FIVE weeks by using DR.. SEVlGNE'S RES
TAURATEUR CAPiLLAlRE, the most wonderful dis
covery ia modern science, acting upon the Beard and
Hair IN an almost mIacuous manner 1t has been used
by the elite of Paris and London with the haerng
success. Names Of n purchasers will be registered und
II entire satisfaction is not given in every instance the
money will be cheelully refunded Price by mail sealed
and postpaid, 81 Descriptive circulars aud
mailed free. Address BERGER, SHUTS Il CO,
Chemists No 2-5 River Street, Troy N. W Sole agents
Tor The United states. febl6xly.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1867-02-16

The amount of treasure produced in Cali
fornia and Nevada, last year, will exceed If
~ millions of dollars in value.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1867-02-16

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the skin white and clear aabaster. It's be
detected BY the closest scrutiny and being vegetable
partition is perfectly hurmless IL s the only article Of
the kind used by the French and considered by the Pa
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10000 bottles were sold during the past year, sufficient
guarantee Of it's efficacy. Price only rs cents Sent by
mail, post paid, on receipt Of an order by
p BERGER, SHUTS h CO., Chemists,
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Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1867-02-16

For Wheat, Rye, Barley, Corn, Oats, Po-
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nips, Hops. Garden Vegetables, and every
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Especially recommended to the growers Of
STRAWBERRIES, RASPBERRIES, BLACkBER.
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More than 10 years Of esur use upon all description
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Supcr-PhOsphatcO Of Lime,
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and afforded much less than bought Stable Ma
nure Peruvian Guano The Labor involved III its use
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is risk from the introduction of noxious weeds.
E Farmers recommended To purchase of the dealer
located III their neghborhOd In sections where no dea
Ter yet established the Phosphate may be procured direct
ly from the undersigned. Priced Circular will be sent
to oil who apply.
Our NEWPAMPHIET, "How to Maintain the Fer
ty Of American Farms"-90 pages giving full nforma.
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Office No. 20 S. Delapare Arenue,
PHILADELPHIA.
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GIEARD HOUSE.

CHESTNUT STREET, PHILADELPHIA.
TJNHIS we'll known Hotel situate near the Corner
i of Ninth Chestnut Streets, Philadelphia, is, on
account of its superior location and excellent accom-
modatops, of the b, and most desirable stopping
places in the city.
II. W. KANAGA, Proprietor
February 16, 1S67.-6m
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1867-02-16

April %, 66. To cash reed of James Boyd
Wharf Rents, 1885, 10 90
6, '66. To cash reod Grant 4 Bro. so 90
jan. 80, ct. 3" j. Hans q Co. SO 0G
Cleo. Bright,
0verseer of Poor, 1866, 70 0G
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CIR.

Jan. IA, '67. " 800 90
By Exonerations 1927 l6
BY Percentage on Sl5,369 81
(at per cenD To8 81
sl9O57 26
Amount overpaid by Collector 225 2
$l9057 2
and Poor taxes for the year 1864, in aocouI
with Borough Of Sunbury.
DR.
10 unsolicited Bounty Tax as per re-
port of Auditors filed May A. '65. 1868
To cash in Collector hands of Bounty
as per report of Auditors of 1865, 2l7
To uncoliected Boro. Road and Poor
taxes as per stated report Ssl
To cash in Collects hands of Borough,
Road and Poor taxes as per alb rep't, lis
Total, sl67s
Jan. "a, "a. By cash pd. Treas'r
July % 's5. " lso 90
:" By E1oncrations
BY Percentage on
$500 OF lat 2 p. ct.) l6 Is
juno "a. 65. By cash pd Treasr
Hendricks, 4ot %
By Exonerations on Borough,
Road and Poor taxes, SO ~
By Percentage on $447 so
tat 5 per cents) 70 81
Balance due Borough 135 10 SLOTS
John Diemer, Collector of Borough, Re
and Poor Taxes for the year 1868, in
count with the Borough Of Sunbury.
DIR.
To amount of uncollected tax as
per report of Auditors filed May
4, 1865, $1,000
To amount in hands of Collector
as per stated report and neglected
to be charged in report of Audi
tors for GA, 100
Total, $1,000
March o, G5, BY cash pd
Treas'r Hendricks 500 90
May Q, '65. g 300 SO
&C." S64 90
June 26, '65 1875 90
BY Exoncrations SO II
BY percentage on 81 III 81
| (at per cent? 55 SO
Balance due Borough, 152 90-$120(
Solomon Shindel, Collector of Borol
Road and Poor Taxes for the years
anu looO, III account viii tne DorC
of Sunbury.
| To amount due on Duplicate OF
1859, as per report of Auditors
of Feb. ID, '62. SCI
To amount due on Duplicate of
1860, as per stated report COZ
Total, $9O4
March 20, '62, By cash pd
Treas'r P. w. Gray, $197 81
By Percentage on $197 81
Cat 5 per cent? 81
Balance due Borough COZ 2Si 500
Your Auditors have carefully exam
the reports of former Auditors and the
utes of Council, and find nothing furtl
relation to the account of Solomon Sh
with the Borough, than the above.
payment of $l97 81, was made Marc
1862, as will be seen by report of An,
! (Messrs. Greenough, Peasants and Boz
dated June s, 1868, Council Minutes,
40.
David Haupt and BENJAMIN Zettlen
Overseers of the Poor FOR 1852, in &C
with the Borough of sunbury.
DIR.
To balance in hands of David Haupt
as per report of Auditors filed June
8, 1868, r.. {
To uneollected tax as per stated
report
Total, g.
On the above amount (s469 51) said
seers are entitled to credit of perce,
Exonerations and Compensations for ser'
Statement of outstanding and unpaid Or
against the Borough of Sunbury.
Poor Orders, SO
Borough and Road Orders 544
= Total, 1854
The account or statement Of indebted
of Borough upon Bonds issued to Volun
accredited to the Borough, and Monies
to recruits by Committees authorized to
4 end, is not, as will be observed, cont
in this report, but will receive the i'm
ate attention of your Committee.
All of which is respectfully submits
A. N. BRICE,
urnTonp nunuDn
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DIR.

May IL, '65, To cash reed. from John W. Bucher,
former Treasurer. lin fulD sllO7 81
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Amount overpaid by Collector 225
$l9,057 2
George Weiser, Collector of Borough, Road Bount
and Poor taxes for the year 1864, in aocouI
with Borough Of Sunbury.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1867-02-16

+ The account or statement of indebted
of Borough upon Bonds issued to Volun
accredited to the Borough, and Monies
to recruits by Committees authorized to
end, is not, as will be observed, cont
in this report, but will receive the i'm
ate attention of your Committee.
All of which is respectfully submit,
A. N. BRICE,
j. WEIsER BUCHER, A
LLOYDT ROHRBACH,
New-York tribune., 1867-09-19
UNITED STATES INTERNAL REVENUE.

Afidavits have been filed, and to-day it is
expected that number Of arrests may be made III the
Iyth Internal Revenue District Collector Bailey has the
business I'm charge and unless plans miscarry
the public will have Of alleged fraud submit
ted 10 their Judgment The agitation caused by the
tbreat~ned enforcement of the regulations concern
ing bonded warehouses has not subsided and ~ fad
that in anticipation OF the event several warehousemen
are going ont of the business Col Messmores absence
from the city prevented formal meeting OF
the Board Of Revenue yesterday. The following
seizures were made yesterday Twelve barrels
No 2ls Pearls barrels OF whisky, marHed Tor Trans
poration but being taken into Bells Hudsonave and
Plymouthst Part Of l24 barrels OF WHISKY marked {,
al the Erie Railway Pier North River Some Of the bar
xXXIst and XXXId Districts, from the Ivth District
of Indiana but there was no permit III tue AAAild
District with tho above shipping marx and portion OF
the lot directed TO the With District was taken 10
moved 70 the bonded warehouse at No 30 Broadway The
LOT consigned 10 the With District remains at tne per
until the officers who made the seizure can consult the
Board OF Revenue. ,-,... 49,, ,,....,o,.
Michael j. Ryan and Simon H. stern were calea 70
.rai" IL seems that 10 barrels OF hlghwnes were
sent IN this city by firm In Decatur, Illinois confgben
m the Arm OF BrowDell Brother NO ~ Broadst WIZ
reouesf that IL should be stored III bonded waishsS
The consignees selected the bonded "a an 70
receive the liquor It's arrival Now, IL ~ cnhtsu gu
mar Ryan instead Of doing THIS, not ohlS S aoMsu & @
Manor fo remain some time IN the Erle haiiioau 'vn
,anris freight depot but actually s0ld u iIonl 'o
depot 10 stern the Other defendant as Meo % ,,
az aen,s ner gallon Stern virtually admitted the eharge
~ the Messrs Browne and he and Ryan h.vlns E'.n m
bail in 5000 each appear, The ease was a'uoupo"
he 15tl inst II ....
New-York tribune., 1867-09-19
THE STATE OF TRADE.

N,wOHtPASs Sept aCoon uncbsngedi sales w sesi 10" &
MdIInss 2Iie receipts 5s4 bales sugarPnme LOUISIANA io
Mass-No Louisiana 10 market Flour 1e' an an wh., Wi,sd
ehanred Corn In and 6fner yellow ana u
81 isdsi j; White 81 90 oas arm iJa.e rors . s ne, o
S,oorny s.i,s at i2 steady aud hrm honnes ~.
clear SIDES a}c susntured Hams 24c Lard nih sn
Gold lass dit Sterling Exchange 1851 ai'si Ne"i'' 's
i@rsyy,tr Sept q loJ bids a. SO s] sn
,e,sn. E,ory +TiO. No ell 25 Wheat " l0d*z ~ o.Ih
advancing sales at ~ loa ~ % or shses cs,
RssS sId.s ia4lglc Sides 1.e packed Faey rams SO
.%h..xS Tis,ee, la hed IJlc WHISKY bond dIa s'
Wnxixsrox n G.. Sept n-srSis 1uipshihe quis' AZ ~"
h.s y .,es e. sent l8-Coou irregular with declining zen
d.,r, ne of III bales Medres al tsanic !, oo.,ua
ArorsTA Ga Sept UCOitob more active 'Ass % 60 ~
onss o. Sept Cotiop ureharftd ssles Of obses Md
ahuss sent s-,stou fair demand and closed quiet
,r stssd, ssles hddrgs ale hscepts sJ sses
ps Tenn set iscoion dnl aud nominal Corn dnl
FonT bm, bnt unchanged fofAi eS'V
~ sS B,,op--Clear sdss role Lard unchanged ,,.,,
sept -Fonr trn.r ard ,e ,n =, ., a.
"a a+ al faT No Corn steady al an advance OF haIf
,sle.s asi es No and sloidsl o4 for No o. sm
tan advance of 2 isQ4es Rye ajs.nedo DC nesm
go :, a. ,.les al III 1870 No Msss Pork more ssiys
3ic Beef Cattle dnn ~ No loD
o., m .. sbpp Hogs tm 81 80 ~ LOT eoeo
% 10 bhs PonI l2s coo bush Wheat, sooo huse
60 oS ba,b wbesi bus Corn 10000 pnsh os FsFhs
ss,, ,vd ssy wheat and h Cd Corn aud hye 10 ba
taio and lilo. whsAtto Oss.go -, - 49,, .h,. urh,.,
ToLnpo sspt srourSses Of Tnps trn ION smw nnes
81 Wh,at-Amber has advsnced ldlc Whe mas sdaneea
ur.anaed, sales White Michigan Al ~ Amr MfngAn
40 eJ - . No Spring 81; No. spring ~ 40 sase o amot
- Al IA Nshrah s 09i sAlss OF No r ths mohh 70
X a., Az. month Al ~ Oats advanced alte sales m 70 ot
g. RE heid At vi 2 for No BsfeJ held a. ~ ior
No l. Lsss Pr.sbGgn. 1ss Wheat &C. oss.9 sS'i 'f"'
New-York tribune., 1867-09-19
OUTDOOR SPORTS
BASEBALL.
DEFEAT or THE ATHLETICS BY TIE nuTuAIs-
SCORE 1S TO II

DhSC-DAIIla
DEFEAT or TIE ATHLETICS BY THE urru,rs
SCORE IL TO II.
The homo home game of the series hetveen
TIC Mutual sud Athletic Clubs was parcd re.i-y n, N. %
gouna snd resulted after close b generally unexcng game the
success Of the Nesiokers bS single large gathering spec
ors ncmlering between 1000 and 5000 witness tho psy
After the display Of The Athletics then game with Atn
on Monday was gener.l teed ths they wou lose Yesterday,
pt and ODDS of against them freely offered Ply opened
second base and scored M,Slsbou and PIKE thea
leaving be 20. out and neither Martin nor Dev reached
m Inc A. asa9 coming to the S reI was taken 80 oa
should have been out Jev threw hne sised who dropped hs
to s seh he ts';er made Ep bases ADsr ss nisse1
y lS's. & .sa S S.S'sSsn sst bic r.,ss oss
This maaius vas bad omen mn the Maiua. peuhy
continued throughout the game had he Ahee been able to bat MAJ
TINS pitching With ss Of had sy % ssad hs sh. s AZ s
se.ev thash the Athletics reached the sr. base oener than the
Ind fsnas resumed throughout
really e.rnt mn The Ahs M making 10 run: against % = the rH Rss
thew otaae s great then ,ooh the bat
With 70 set wig Hunt the dt s,se put ~ a. easy Ss
@ d . aIsPrs' Iss ass
n % s sa e. oS $ s e. he s
% % :Ss s% % ns nd & sHeS % .sn% ."S Hsas p
up bs which Berry nusd A. picked mp the bound
T%sy Of this game that oo club. deserved los. IL @.
unsafe batting and accurate play the
sey dropped and frequent % %%H being ssn'sd 70 then
being dropped by mesSon
these astonishing ps did h best batting and some
style the le field and Beanna usual took ever thing nat came
who are not used slows They e6eciua bal
all the given beo taken th score wou have been Dus
Fisher ahns Of KeiHfeer the features Of the
Pollovng a the
New-York tribune., 1867-09-19
DIED

BROwYA Port j. WEDNESDAY Sept H. 1851 songs
ton the lungs Mary the wife Of j. g. Brown IN the sd year
Of age.
PAMARssOn TUESDAY Sept IT, Lan wife Of the late Robert
Fsmariss n the 51.h year Of her
family respectfully invited 20 attend
The faneru services Anthon Memorial Church FORTY
between Sh and Sevenhsyes. this Thasa<Jl snsfhovn "'''
O'Clock without further notice
poMER0Y0u Wednesday Sept 49, the Rev Charles Pomeroy p the
y 8
T and ends the deceased respectfully avd TO attend
h funeral from residence In BROOKLYN Lsfsyetesv seeoha
door from Soand Friday Sept ~ 1oeocA "a
RRRDon Tuesday morning Sept H. Mrs Lsurnda Reed wife
TIE and friends family respectfully invited 20 attend
the funeral on afternoon OF ~ O'clock IRON NO. z9s west
Fortieth.st. between Seventh aud Eghth-ayes
Brooklyn papers please copy. -
WARRIOR TUESDAY the nth inst typhoid fever Charles w. eldest
son Of Dr. Fannie IT, Ward aged 10 and months
Relatives invited attend the funeral oh Thurs sn
Broadst, Newark 81
AT SPECIAL MEETING OF THE TRUSTEES OP CREDITORS
and STOCKHOLDERS the OHIO AND MISSISSIPPI RAILROAD
IT, held the l7h instant the following resolutions
orSd That sincerely death Of friend and late
who has been identified With the Ohio and
the members this Board aud for several years It's presiding
ofieeL Il
all who beeu interested In It's
and not only the loss OF an esteemed
colleague but OF who IN tae relations Oh e n
earned he highest reputation for Integrity and honor
these resolutions be eus to the family OF tne
'eeA''"' % PD''""'' " wv FF ALLAN CAMPBELL, Chairman
f. D. HAxSoSD, Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1867-09-19
MARRIED..

MERRTTT-On Tuesday Sept IT, at the Church New
castle n j. by J. Msp John d. Adams OF Se"-forf 70
Hannah T. Merritt Of the former place.
CANPIELDyAN De WRRKENOn Wednesday Sept 49, at Twenty
thrst PRESBYTERIAN Church BY O. Clark d. D. hr James W. Can
6d Of Cincinnati Ohio Nellie /. Van De Weken Of this city,
Wednesday Sept 49, at the Church Of
oar Saviour Brookyp by the Rev N N Posehwate hngh
odhdge OF Bsbsdoes W L. to Adelaide daughter OF 'Ho ~'o
Jarvis B. Curtis Of Saa Francisco u .
HAsTY-Y oUNGop Monday Sept 49, BY the Rev yonn koene
Hast OF Boston 70 Fannie Bstee o
late VIM NJ. Young Of Brooklyn, L.
Boston papers please copy
RORsNTHAth the residence Kelsey Booklyn l. L. By the
Rev Foster Morris g. Roe Of South Bergen N J 70 iaoe
daughter OF the late James Smith No cards
THONsON-McKOwN-O Monday, Sept is, 1851 by the Rev Or
William Scott M James Thomson Of this city, and bliss Jsnnie
+. McKown Of Hudson, n. T.
New-York tribune., 1867-09-19

bs. ~'' w. s :, % c s s @ aose ,s 5 a., 500 S' Flour %
IEvsrasp sept is-Four steady and anchged Dorbe. from
Winter Rid whsii at 4e ScS sI Amber What III soa ti2
dustr 90 Mixed Le at f. oats ig aud weak held
st Ss1e Rye arm sales st ~ 2g 2s 'r No B1Iey aTm
si@ sales or Crude STANDARD he IN bond hrn At 2.c
No spring 90 for Red wnier AZ for White ; 9 for
gan at ~ 5 Las. S SIbf % a, 3 bp No. Ss%E.e Club at ~ Is
Corn si sales go No Illinois 6 1909 bush Indiana
bash state private term. Meal 100 n Mn Feed
Wheat M Corn ae to Eew Yo Railroad freight.fiSl TO Boston
oDs 10 Aony co. to Nesio by s and 'e zoe Lax Imports
a%ber lna LIpors-l6l bbs Flour 1000 bash Corn z do
BAIusoSE Sep, dull quotations b,y main
s.nsd ooage quiet sales Of Rio 7.c Flour gu and ssat
,ornTls Of wrs At ~ 20 and yellow 81 - oat. 62q66e
Sr%, to onos t" pcs. r'' s quiet at 's' rates 's'ss Z
PnIApErHi,. sept lS-Pe,roeum Snn: Refined 39c Cotton
good demand ses 5000 bush At - 4O6 - a. Amber ~ s.
man 'ses BUSH iesoi at = IL 81 wse 30 Mixed Vest.
cSeSx ~ IoSs s qas' sss, 9s5, Gail , IT,; ,i(
ranly so 800 40 5 Wheat smer &. Red s. 6uyy
e2e asked Rye firm ~ Barley drn at aI prices.
duh and nominal 25c there demand Whskp & bqhrr
Ts sfe Io'o9' s m lG|eT aud d, aTr; are higher Mes Po in
l5 Bacon held M c for shoulders Clear Sides Sqa rcd
Cheese. and shade higher witt good demand. n
a. ~ fr ic! G s q, tsi bnyip9 % us "''efe' Nady
Brr51to Sent 2! 900 bush Wheat 400 bb. Flsur
900 Barley Fcghts steady Corn 2.c to NevYo
70 81 Is o wss W. S BaI % s1G 5a Ia for Western White rye
fonrSiles Of 100 bb 81 2j Wheat Gnn ad higher sales o.
20 % bush No Chicago arrive. a q 2OJ bush d. ihe spot
ai s3 1000 BUSH No Milwaukee sre - V3 Two cars
Ainher Michigan % - &C. Corn fn aud has anced sales D"
bush Mixed - - the close
iH with good demand sales 10 0O bush Western 81 5}raSc and
300 BUSH do to arrive at 60 closing rm Rye dull asking . ~
Barev nomuaf about 81 5 for Western Mess Pork weaker at
S2 80 Tor Heavy Mess Lard unchanged HgwIcs entirely nominal
ST Los Sept l80baco - Jl0 - 90 for Lnps tb %
n o Leaf 80 for Plers +205i6 Wrappers S25Q
$50 and bright Leaf nominal
Hemp h bu unchanged Flour unchanged Wheat advanced &C. on
Fall steady Spring Prime and Choice Red and White b2 23T
~ % Prime Spring - goa ~ 8j Corn heavy ~ 030 l9 for
White 65U7Oc Barley-Prime Fancy Spring
y l50 p Prime Pail ~ s5 RE advancing ~ y for
Choice Mess Pork s2l 50 Bacon retailing dl5 for Shoulders
lsic for Clear Sides 230 2J for CauTas Sugar Cured Hams Lard
Ifdc fr erces and IA dl5c Tor kegs Reep-2 so bbs Flour
80 sacks Flour 400 do Corn 300 do Osts coo Barley Jj do
New-York tribune., 1867-09-19

advocated nm adjournment over the election. and
"wi tno second tuesday in November Messrs Lee,
Bell and Graves favored the pushing forward q, ,hs
work Of the Convention TO its completon The c.rcns
hhally adopted this view and with entire upap-
imity resolved to put aside the idea of adjourn.
ment' and use all their endeavors =, oomplete
the new Constitution as rspIc;V as possh,s
INC eto will be made to finish 20 tho NV tbe
~ ,n anu SUBMIT constit ion to the people
o. voted for II the c, members present, only
sHiOurntphnt
New-York tribune., 1867-09-19
FOURTH MILITARY DISTRICT.

Gen. Ord has issued an order i'll this District
10 the same effect IA that recently issued by Gen Candy
in the Second District calling upon all persons who
have voluntarily exilcd themselves from any OF the
States lately Rebellion. and have since returned 10
residence ia the United States, within thirty days
from the receipt OF this order 10 report In person or In
writing headquarters their fun names aud places
of residence giving Post-Oicc address, In order that
opv OF the parole oath administered 10 the Rebel armies
on their surrender may be furnished 10 each 10 be duly
taken and subscribed
cen ord hns also Issued order intended 20 prevent
the asseInb OF bodies Of armed and the carrying
OF deadly WchuOns.
New-York tribune., 1867-09-19
GEORGIA.
THE CoLoRED MAN AS A JUROR.

THE CoLoRED MAN AS JUROR.
On Wednesday of this week, Samuel Spear
ing was summoned among other to serve as juror
In case before Justice DaCosa OF this city On making
his on the Jurors bench Of the attorneys
Mr. Daniels objected to his serving. AZ case OF the
kind had here before Mr. DaCosta adjourned
the Court to give opportunity for ascertainng the
opinion OF Col. Sprague In the matter Mr. Daniels hau
an opportunity OF far hearing before the colone com
the opening OF Judge DaC - Court the next morning
Mr Spearng took his seat as juror and served during
the two ~ ions Of the day. Mr. spearng is well known
10 all citizens man Of candor aud good sense
True, ho colQred, but mans man for all o that
Savannah Republican