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HEADQUARTERS 4TH MILITARY DIST,
(MIssIssIPPI AND ARKANsAs.)
VICKsBURG, Mss, May 16, 1867

stealing:
HEADQUARTERS 4TH MILITARY Dist,
MISSISSIPPI AND ARKANsAs.)
NICKsBURG, Miss, May l6, 1867
General Orders No. 0.
The Commanding General calls the atten-
ton of post commanders to the prevalence of
the crime of horse stealing in certain sections
of both States comprising the Military Dis
trict. to an extent materially destructive of
the interests of the honest, respectable proper
ty owners. ...
Such commanders are authorized and di-
rected to exert their utmost efforts to break
up the nefarious trade in the sections of coun-
try adjoining their respective posts.
When reliable information Is received of
the committal of crime of this nature, par
ties of men amounted and under command &C.
commissioned officer when prac,icable> will
be dispatched after the criminals, furnished
win competent guiGes and instructed to cap
Iure, II possible. Accused parties arrested
will be held for trial by Military Commission
and report of the facts of the case made at
once at these Headquarters for further in
structions.
Criminals Of this class, arrested by the civil
authorities, will be Immediately turned over
TO the nearest post commander who will re-
ceive and hold them for trial. reporting facts
as directed in the preceding clause,
In all cases no pains will be spared to secure
evidence necessary for conviction.
When the prisoners are ordered to be sent
to another point for trial. the necessary wit
nesses must be sent with them. or, if it be i'm
practicable for any reason to send the parole
testimony, the requisite affidavit in due form
must be forwarded with the prisoners.
The civil authorities in the District will not
construe the foregoing as in any wise intend
ed to relieve them from the responsibilities of
their official positions, but on the contrary, it
should urge them to increased activity, in or
der that, with the aid thus rendered, an ac-
knowledged evil may be speedily done away
with.
All citizens throughout the District who
desire the speedy restoration of good order
and the security OF property, are urgently in
yited TO cooperate with the military COM
mannders in this matter, by giving full and
and explicit Mountaineering as guides
giving lists OF persons IN their vicinity, against
whom their Is evidence or general suspicion
of connection with bands Of horse-thieves,
and generally by such action as the partcu-
lar circumstances ofeach case may seem to re-
gliire, to prove their hearty good will in the
work.
Military Commissions will be ordered from
and their proceedings reviewed at these Head
quarters. In other respects the execution of
the foregoing order isdevOlved upon the Sub
District Commanders.
BY command of Bvt. Maj Gen. Ord.
0. ID. GREENE A. A. G.
Official:
JNo. TYLER, 1st It, 43d U. s. lnfatry,
.N. t.I A. A. A. G.
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tH-COl. JAMES p. KING, who has recently
returned from Cincinnati. brought with him
fine Burkshire Pig. This is celebrated
stock and Col. King deserves much credit for
his efforts to improve the stock of Hogs ofthis
country. 1t is boar pig and weighs now,
only 2Io months old, 125 lbs.
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eY- We learn from the Republican that the
following named persons have been appointed
registers in the counties named and have in
dicated their willingness to accept: j. A..
Barnes, Montgomery j. NJ. Steele, T. b. Hen
neberry, Saline; w. A, E. Tisdale, Johnson !;
W. A. Collins, Monroe; T. j. Marsh, L. NJ
Gibson, John Jackson. Prairie; DR.. j. NJ.
Lewis, Hot Springs.
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Errors of Youth.

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tT- The Washing Compound, advertised in
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- We were pleased. as we'll as .nrnrise,l.

tA-wc were pleased, as well as surprised
at the great improvement made, by the Super
intendcn; of Public Roads GEORGE GROSS, on
the Hill leading out to "Logtown.n 1t was
almost impossible, with safety for wagons,
until he took hold oft, but is now worked up
TO first rate travelling condition and reflects
credit on the Superintendent having it in
charge,
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RIVER NEWS.
General Orders No. Q.

The River since our last ISSUE has fallen 6
largest size boats-from 10 to 10 feet Of water.
ARRIVED.
Tucsdsy-F W. Brook, st. Louis. u
I % DEPARTED. ... ...
Wcdnesday--F. W. Brook, st. Louis.
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TT The name of the paper at Fayetteville
has been changed, from the Times TO the
.FaYetteville Aikansian.n
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.S- Governor Wise, of Virginia. goes to
New York to practice law.
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eB Gov. MURPHY, has appointed WV.
WILTSHIRE, Esq., Solicitor General of the
State, in place of j. ID. Walker, Esq, resigned.
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Marriage and CeIibacy, an Essay OF
warning and instruction for Young Men.
Also, Diseases and Abuses which prostrate the
vital powers, with sure means of relief. Sent
free of charge in sealed letter envelopes. Ad-
dress. DR.. j. SKILIIN HouGnToN, Howard
Association, Philadelphia, Pa.
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~ s.. W. PettingiH & Co. in Nee York aud
Bs,tos. are dutAorized to rseeirs adeertisiRg for
he Press, in those cities.
tB- Capt. p. Nay and Jno. Neale, rith c. q.
Scott 6 Co., are our Agents at Littie Rock
TLsv niH reeeice subscriptions for the Pres.
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tg" Attention is directed to the following
order of Maj Gen. ORD, in regard to horse
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PnAgen Rera,

Par steamship Manhattan for New York-W Parker
Lucton. hIo L White. Il ROTH Miss White.
A Minott, MISS Ii White. E II Somere, Misa Maris
WhiIey, Yanness, McLoy and lady, y II Heath.
Mrs l. Beser, Block, T steen. Darcy, II Willis and
lady, Mccarthy, P Caldwell. W Frost, Major Gen
aickles. Miss sckle, and q servants, ] d Ford II
Freeman, Col W Donnis, n Iouk, Mss o'Brien.
Mrs Madden. hss IArnMd, Dlengert, Wiley. 8
Wiley. Patterson, Williams, Abcndroth ] Psttcr.
son. II Abenbroh " Helthe and lsdy Jacob Abenbroih.
RJ Petit, Lebman,J J W LAtz Mower. Brandes
aud In Btoeruge. |H., .I-
Per i,eamship Emily D Souder nom New YORK.
q z Mills @inberg, Thoa Fitrhmmons, T Martin,
z A Ssngxicf, and steeraSe.
Por steamer City Point from Palatia via Feruan.
dina, Jacksonville, and Savsnnah-Ltw Il Hendricks,
Brown. W q Dozter, Clark, Wesicolt, Mira Holmcs j
0Ibbon, Mrs Craig Mrs Nichols. W Wall Sirs Cro,by
Miss Crotby, Misses z, D and E 6obringtou, J Ii
Bowden, Jietson. Jaefson. Ma'thessen. Il
Per steamer 81 Helenn, fom Edisso and Rockville
aTuAsdtlo and lady, Miss A Williams, Col VIM. Wha.
lay, Whlley Barnett, whaioy, VIM 6oabroot
Hehry Bsloy, n Weseoat, wssooat Baker
Bsrg 8 Howe @ " Whalcy, " Waterman, aud % deei
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MONDAY MORNING. SEPTEMBER .. 1867.
NY LOVE AND l.

Aud We sat In the quiet er3liug,
AL alone, my lova ard !.
Aud she played on her organ softly,
And listened silently.
For she sang mo gay song Bweeuy.
Like O chorus Of wedding chimes.
And oh In tho music riuuing,
Caino tho thoughts Of othor times.
In dream was siilI beside her,
In the EiInlln3r wOOds and dells.
And led her Oh in tho sunlight
To tho sound Of village belle.
And shC sang ne grave song sadly,
That was soft snd sweet aud low,
or tho good Books golden promise,
That vino and oil she uld tlow
In dream waB still hesidc har,
And SAW her yct tho samo,
Though tho promise was for othors,
Aud those good thinga pevcr came.
Then rho sang mo an old Gong softly.
Like sigh frum dying breath.
Aud twas only tho worlds Old story
or iovo aud life AMI death.
Aud thought ms raj leBIile her,
as | hcsr,i licr gently sing.
That with slicll sweet thrilling voices
The ctioirs Of angels ring.
SO wo Rat In thu quiet evening,
All alone. my lOvo and J.
And sho played OH her organ softly,
And listened silently.
Dublin GRirersiiy Magazine.
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FINE PnospECr OF CorroN.-we learn from a
friend Who is competent to judge in tho matter,
and who has for hinsolf the substantial facts
Of the case, that DR.. ]. l.. Woodsides, who lives
in tho lower part Of this District, has stalk oi
cotton containing $40 bols and blooms, and at least
100 other stalks Containing about 200 bolls each
The Dr. has nso ono eighth OF an nero Of his cotton
tract that will mako 600 lbs.-equal 10 1000 bB. pei
acre This is really an extraordinary prospect
particularly in the upper country, and but Tor thu
acknowledged yeracity OF our informant, wo should
hesitate to publish the facts.
[Greenuae Aounfdineer
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Tho Cnarlcston Cotton Mark,
Augusta Market.

AUGUSTA, September 7-FNANcIAL-GoLD-Buy-
ing ut lI1 and selling at l42.
SILyKR-Buying Mt l31 md sel1ing at 13s.
BoNps.-Augusa and Macon Railroad Bonds. $40, 000
wero sold at 80, with interest.
CoTToN-Markct dull with n decline Of &c last
quotations; mddlinSa 22Mc Sales the day foot IL
t1lee a. folows at "a at 22, at 49, at 23k, and
2at 29Hc. Receipts 3s bales.
wHEIr-Rod 81 goa2 10; White 50 10a2 20.
CoaK-whte 81 GOAL so; yellow and MiIed 81 16a1 20
OATs-61a76
Bacos-shoulders 15HaI6c; Sides I7ltslsc; C
Sides lSalsHc; Sides l9al95sc; Hams 20a23o.
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Il iB said that tho Italian residents OF Now York
mean to Introduce OH our race courses tho Roman
and Florontino method Of racing. In Italy, it
seems that running horses without riders III quito
tho fashion. Tho foat s achieved thus: Tho
course being fenced in OIL both sidos, thongs oI
leather, armed with spurs, nro attached to the
girths, which spurs goad the ho.acs as thoy run,
and urge them to thoir utmost speed. Alb soon ns
sufficient funds laye been raised to defray the OK
pensos Of tho experiment, tho thing is to bc tried
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DR.. WRIG HTS
REJUVENATING ELIXIR,
Or, Essence Of Life,

&SsNNHSMHLlxr Cures General DtbRity, Rtdt-
S&X<SVZ4&</ ness, Hysterics In Ftmditi,
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Eis-- stores new life and rigor 10 the
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Our msdieines sro sold aud recommended By sIi
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TIoa BrTTans..'
8. T.-l88O.-X.
fs~ bottles Of rI.,S-.7!oN prT1rhs
VIII euro Nervous Headache.
Gold EItromties and Fsyerish Lips.
sour Stomach and FetId Breath.
glatulency and Indigestion.
Nervous Affections.
Excessive Fatigue and Short Breath.
Pain over the Eyes.
Mental Dependency
Prostratoni Great WcAkncu
Bailow Compilation, Wsak Bowels, 30.
Liver COMPLAINT AND DYSPEPSIA.
II e4timnted that Reyon tenths OF all admit ailments
sscretions the liver ovsrGovns into The atomueh pol
son the antrs System and exhibit the above symptoms
or hsss SorG dsosso
the world has produced. Within one year oyor aix
PLANTATION BTrrfns and not an instance Of complaint
has come to our hnowledesI
Guiled to all conditions ofnie.
Tho reports that It relies upon mineral sunsnces &c
soon Of the public. and that ratisn. may sns oopsu ss
their physicians, We aprend list Of its components
ysals In tho reaim snt Of Fever and Isue Dylpepss
%eaines' ete II tgss introduced into Europe BY tho
Iod BY the Jsss for a. facyo. M uo p9st mo 10
u oi7n v0AI ~ f!eeT under thenlme OF Jsruits P,o
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fe6rtfnge Qualities during his South American travels
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o4lHonhA FIowERs-For onieshled digestion.
LAyEsn1n FLowEHs-AIom.tio, lumulint and tonic
highly inyigoI.hng in nervous debility.
WIHTxRoDxxH-For Scrofula, rheuInatiano oto
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twelve ossos Of your Plantation Btters mornina
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STATEMENT OF cor1,
Stock on hand August &c. 1887

Stock on hand August 2G. lS67.... GoG ll2
RrcE.-Ths STOCK Ia quite small tic market having
upward tendency Everything s awaiting the coming
crop Prime Carolina IA held In ots at llall1ic rough
81 76a32 per bushel.
FRxIonrs.-There ofoling 10 Liverpool by
sa cirect We quote I'd for square and Nd tor round
bales Tho New York steamers have reduced the rate
New York, TO la-a2d for Upland and for Sea Island
Cotton Cotton to New York Sc; round &c; to Balii.
morr and Philadelphia 81 60: domescs Co., Sailing
sells take lower rates.
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Wilmington Market.

WILMINGTON. September 7.--TunPEsrRE.-0nly
ll5 bbls received today which sold at 33 30 nr virn
and yellow dip. and 81 s5 for hard, z $50 lbs.
SPInITs TUnPESTINk--The market blR rulei hrmer
today and aho1s advance OF Sales Of IL bbs
xt t2c, 127 do. at &c., and 10 do. at 63Sc. a gal
RosS-Bales OF only 31 hbls at 50 90 tor binck 50
strained Common IS Is for No 9, and IS 37sa3 rs Tor
low No. !.
TAR-l0 bbls changed lands at 50 IS 2 bhl
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snxnnnuh Market

SAVANNAH, September 6.-SoTTos-Ths receipts of
cotton sncc tho st ine up date been 400 baos
Upland and balcs Sea Island cotton The exports in
tho time have been 461 bales Uplni, aud bales
Sea Island Cotton-lcaving stock hand and ship
board not cleared tho 9Th instant OF SIC bales Upland
aud 1l2 bales sen Ialand Cotton.
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$4,000 PIANOS,

In the construction Of which have introduced sysry
Known and valuable improvement They have iuvnris-
bly, been selected and used by all of the worlds 90.
kropledoed great arsts who have visited this country
professionally, both for private and public uBe.
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thar drprsaon cause by tho roceot Of 10 7 sacks b
tho Bhhrf Notwithstanding rHiny weather, there wcro
sales tdaJ however Of s76 sAcks OF which 80 mixed at
2o 100 and 200 white, and S76 whito and yellow ut
81 Is Per buahsl.
Continues In request and prices ruling in
favor OF tho selerB Tho supplies small and sell
readily per ID for shoulders 18c for clear ribbed
dcs for eloar sdca and 22Ha13c for Bugnrcurcd
hSms. There very few ribbed sides In market
20 casks shoulders sold tho spot at 1SHc 20 In three
!o l4c rs casks clear sdes Mt lBc; somc smaller
lo l8Hc; and l6o ddrces sugarcured hams 10 arrive,
at 0kc ptrlb.
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TEiALBERa.

oonHlder Chlckeflng Soma Ptanos, bsyond c,u,
pArtson, the best have eyer He en- IN Arneries.
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GA r d.

Ia with feelings OF pride AIncric an manursctnraru
,nnt We publish tho following tesiinnoniaia which have
besu received by recently: "'e
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THE MARION STAR,
THE HERALD.

rs PUBLISHED WEEKLY AT NEwBERRY @. H.. At
u IS per annun. and, having largo circulation
through all tho upper and lower Dstricts OF o State
affords great Advantages TO advertisers. d =
Rates FOR sdyersnng SsrE which app,
f5.a CHos q b II. 0REHRKER,
HofeinnG hHl1S and Propnctors,
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COMMERCIAL.
EXPORTS.

EXPORTS.
NEW YORK-Per steemzhip Sfanlnttan-9S0 bales Cot
ton 24 baIca DomcBtics 264 bbis Rosin $50 bushels
Wheat, "a empty Barrels. 80 Packages.
Tho Charleston Cotton Market.
OFFICE OF THE CHARLESTON DAILY NEWS
CuAnLrsros. Saturday Evening. September T. 1867. {
There only light demacd; sales "a bales. at uu
changed prices, say at 22. at 49, at es. at 2t}i
II at7s and bale now Cotton at 2sc q h. We quote
Low MiddlIng. -23@23is
M,ddlns. ns........................... .2+92tH
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QUTT1CEdALR.

| In the world.
Thoy arc nnr7sllsd for thoir singing quaiea and for
tho harmonious roundnoss Of their tonc. There 10 Q
porfcct homogeuety throughout all tho registers. Tho
upper notes are remarkable Tor closrlesa End purity
which do not nnd 10 any ether instrument, while tbs
baso ts distinguished for po7er without hArshuess ao
for smAgui1rent seniority.
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Mobile Market.

NoBHE, September 4.-CoTTos.-No sales reported
to-day. Quotations nominal
MONETARY AND FrNASo1AL,-Weq quote: Gold 40a1+0H
Startling lboalbl Now York Sight y premium checking
and par TO u prcmi nm buying. New Orleans Slight par
to premium.
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consisnees per souin CaroIina Raiirond,
September a.
leo bales Cotton ss bales MdIe 90 empty R.i res ls
6ols and lsi aseks Flour, 81 bbls Naval stoTe.
Liam. Co. Thuraton Holmes, @ Walter 4 Co. " W
Smith, stenhouse & Co, O Lischgi, @ vlsanlh, E
oaolsn9u. Klntte Co. 0oldEmith Il Son. Walsh,
Lynch, n hobson. L Jefrers & Co, siol Webb &
CO, Utsey Kenyon, Johnston. Crows 4 Co q Davis =
Wcling, Ebauah & Malloneo
ConsiBnees per Northenstorn Nnilrond,
September
10 bales Cotton. a57 bbls Naval Stores cars STOCK
Watson Co, silberste!n, II aoidsmith Son. a
Prtehstt RanapauI ianneau Co, PJ Pesrson,
WarshiH, T Tracy, AdamB. Frost L. CO. q " WiiIIsma
CO. RAyepel & Co, 0stendorf h Co. LENT Ne,do G.iS
wsil Il Bon, Masyck Bros. Davis Marshall, Jr.