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New-York tribune., 1867-09-19
BOSTON LIVE STOCK MARKET.


Reported for TIE TRIBUNE Jor Re oee ending Wednesday
tN fj Sept IS, 1867.
Amount Of stock at market:
6as 6sst week 11 1c7 SO $50 S ss %:
Beef-Per 100 NJ on total weight OF hide, tallow and
dressed meat extra ls 2eSsS 5 first saaty si2 soStN
choice single pairs S 6Oesl3 10 OF the poorest cows
bulls, &c, s6NS9. DEL. .f.H
much according to their value as beef
Co%s ard Young Ggoesfair @ ,s quality sSo9sS extra
Stores-Thin young cattle for farmers-Yearngs, zoe
ST.; Twoyears old, ss29sio ghree,years old ssIasSa
snS SfseI lambs, per ri hesS IN o '''0 '"''
Fat Hogs-Per n Y 0sc live weight; shotes, Wholesale
Hdcs-Brighton, ioseilc y d; country lots iosioie
Taiio,c~BrghtOn, ssssc. 10; country lots, 7s7io.
REwAsKs.~fn consequence Of the change in market
day Cambridge this week from Tuesday to Thursday,
account of the amount or sales Northern CATTLE There
were "A cattle and 5000 sheep over the Lowell and single
load over the Ftchburg The sheep on comnnssoHt
and were by the butchers to whom they were con-
signed. The cattle were driven over 70 Brgh.on w1eIo
the market was held az nsnsl wss eSn
erable dissatisfaction expressed at Brighton Dy
and Others WITH the new gch Of dull marFs
In the city They said that the meat OF some Loo snee
and lambs was received by boat from Maine on Monday
tSrown rpon the market for what it would fetch ThS
prospect for the sale OF sheep and lambs tomorrow
stood that the butchers said that the market now s
50 all they afford to talk OF for pest os ei iamps
At Brighton the few good lots OF cattle found readE
market While as last week the inferior grades find dp
sale. Lots were sold at d. wGn woaa ,ha ns
summer Store cattle trade fair at quotations. for Young
stock feet in oxen sold at $e5, $685. 7o Nsos
smaller pairs from ss0 to s2o &c. according to size, syS
aud order.
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prcrrpTs rF pPODIrCE

RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
Sept BIB s42 bbs Flour 23 bbls Whisky 40 bbIa.
Corn Meal. 2O4sO bush. Wheat $3.50 BUSH Corr SS7
Barley 200 bush. Seeds, SIS pkgs. Cut Meats 9o pngs'
Lard 81 kegs Lard 861 bbls Petroleum, 1850 pSgs But
ter, s,126 pkgs. Cheese, $50 bbls. Eggs.
New-York tribune., 1867-09-19

Communipsw for TIE At Hudson City IA STAN
lambs brought 81 Is each 1853 sheep and lambs % 2
lSs light State lambs g 12 with lot Of farish IS sheep
at &C., and All mixed sheep and lambs at 81 ~ each
Hogs have improved the prices Of to-day being t0sc
with fresh and thee stale hogs in the market.
ALI were likely to sell
New-York tribune., 1867-09-19
CIVIL COURTS.

UNITED STATES DISTRICT CoURT-IK BANKRUPTCY
PETITIONS.
The following petitions were filed IN DanK-
runtcy dav Petition OF Geo D. Warng OF this city;
referred to registrar Williams Walter Briggs OF M ,hs s
city; referred 20 registrar Fitch Edward n Loru OF
oity referred t0 registrar Dayton Benz j. Proctor OF
this city; referred to registrar Allen. t. rr.r
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THE MONEY MARKET.

SALES AT THE STOCK ExCHANGE.-FIRSr CALL,
104 O'CLOCK A. N. n- rF.
GoyTInsiEST DEPARTMENT.
u s6s 1881 Reg 10 6s 620Cp'n 66 u e Cou ON
1000. 10 o'clk ll1t 1900. 250oO ius
u 6s $40 Cou 'C2 1000. Ill Treas Notes siV
8 OOO ....11isl 10000 ~ O'cl'k1l05l I'd Series
25.OOO 12 o'clk.ll4al u 500 Cp'65n 136OO.. lDI
u 6s $40 Coup G4l $500. .--...:1o8 5000 2OclRVf
I5OOO......... 1O9tI e0O0- IL O'crkl0S
o'clfk
New-York tribune., 1867-09-19

BRIGHTON. CAMBRIDGE AND MEDFORD.
Reported for TIE TRIBUNE t0r ne tceek ending Wednesday,
~ Sept IS, 1867.
New-York tribune., 1867-09-19

SIR: We observe your paper of this morning refers
to made yesterday in August % notes Lest
osd supposed that the purchase had connection with the
resary ored above ohsn doing business with thai
p,p.rses, bought the notes to return to
party Of hon that they not Pvha'd for con
troa sio bonds ben oonted bat still our ohe
By s,ng this place your columns you will obss yours.
N,tr.Tort Sept ls 1867 HAroH, foorE Co
New-York tribune., 1867-09-19

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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-01-04

SHAxEyuL.-This morning we saw u
man in the station-house, in Virginia,
who was picked up on the street by an
officer, on the sidewalk, last night. The
man is an employee in the Belcher mine
Gold Hill. He went to Virginia yester-
day evening, with a watch, and $l2o in
his pocket. He stopped at one Of those
dens on G street, a short distance
Of Wells, Fargo b Co.'s, where he re-
ceived a dose that laid him out. He
was taken to the station-house and e1-
amined and his money and watch were
both gone. There are quite a number
of dens on G street that should be re-
moved outside Of the limits of the State,
as they are not calculated to be endured
in a civilized community. The city su-
thorities have on several occasions at
tempted to drive these dens from the
| principal streets Of the city, but for
| some reason have failed. Why is it not
carried out and the nuisance removed!
P1crosIAIs.-Begle, of the Virginia
| City Postofice depot, this morning re-
ceived a large cargo Of elegant pictori-
| ais, magazines, and newspapers. Among
| them is Harper's Monthly, elegantly IL
| lustratet, and filed with holiday read
ing. 1t is the January number. Also,
| Frank Leslies, Street & Smiths, and
the New York Spirit Of the Times ana
| others.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-01-04
SPECIAL NOTICES.

n Especial Medical Notice-Dr. Charles
RI TOZERw would mast respectfully inform INC SICK
and aftIcted that his MEDICAL NSTITUTEisn AZ
the same place, CORNER OF kEAkSf
JICKSONSTREHTS, San Francisco. where he has
been established for many years. Tor me ears Q,
SPECIAL COMPLAINTS. Having relinquished
INV old mode OF advertising. which has become 50
common With all the QuAck Doctors Of San Francis
co. nliing the newspapers with false references, i9f
tue purpose ofimpoGng upon strangers, ! nlnki i
IA only necessAry TO inform those In need ofA PhI-
SLOAN on Long EXPERIENCE AND CCCES
FCL PRACTICE, that ! can Be consulted al all ou.
.,ness hours Al my Medical Institute, corner Of
Kearny and Jackson streets, San Francisco;
Ladies suffering nom the Whites, Pile, weakness
Of the Back, Pain In The Side. Headache, Palpitation
fthe Heat, Derangement Of their Monthly SICK
ness. and ali other Diseases that the Female system
s subject Q, viii ans prompt reliefoy applying 70
Nv FEMALE MONTHLY PILLS were never
known 20 fAl In giving reliefin those cases for which
they are recommended. To be obtained only at my
Once.
box. Sent by mall or express
or Lock Box 1884,
Consultation NEE. An communication strictly
eoundentiai. CRAS, b. TOZER, MI.
Late ConsuitinS Physician OF Lock Hospital. London
nnAH
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-01-04

WHARF he will be happy to see bis old friends
who are In need OF anything In his line OF ousi,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-01-04

PARsoS WILBUR regards a certificate
of character with everybody's name to
it as "a letter of introduction from the
devil"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-01-04

M~ The Best Remedy fer
WANs Purifying the Blood. Strengthen
ing the Nerves, Restoring the Lost Appetite,n
RREBR,S HAMBURG TEA.
It Is tho best preserva,ivs against anysiek'
ness, II used timely. Composed Of herbs oniy'n
can Be given safely to infants Full directions In
Enxlish. French, Spanish and German. withevery
paekare. TRY TT For sale 81 all the whole.
N. ana rstaIl drug stores and grccerieA-
EMIL FRESE. Wholesale Druggist,
sols Agent, 40 Clay Street, San Franciseo.
IiyS7.lyl
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Special Notice!

We respectfully call the attention Of our
customers to the important facts that THEIR 40
couSrs ARE DUE, and that wa MED the noSEY
BADLY, BADLY. We beg our friends TO rcmem-
Der that these debts were made on special con-
tracts, not TO run till Christmas, but TO be paid
rs soon rs the cotton could he prepared for
market; and VI made our arrangements ac-
cordingiy. Every debt contracted Is now a
debt Of honor, and has no other basis than the
good faith Of the debtor, whose honor Is pledged
for q prompt compliance with his engagements
We have spared neither money or labor to sup
ply the wants Of our friends during the past
year, and We cannot believe that any q them
will fall TO respond promptly TO this call.
Merchants can always extend limited accom-
mohtions 70 their friends II they will NEE,
these claims punctuallyi but II they fail to do
this, they will not only seriously compromise
their own claims 70 responsibility, bat will
effectually undermine confidence throughout
the country. We agnin urge our friends 70 the
earliest possible settlement Of their bills.
Our terms win be cash during the remainder
Of the year, except BY special agreement
Very respectfully,
nole-im srAfy q HIGHrowER.
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LATEsT NEws .

WAsnfSoroS, November ~ The
Judiciary Committee at their next
meeting will take up the bill referred
TO them, providing for The suspension
Of the President pending the i'm
peachmcni. The bill lisa generalone
IN iis character, and ID Is the opinion
Of many Of the Senators and members
that some legislation should be adopted
explanatory of the Constitution Of
the United States on tho subject. IL
Is doubtful if the committee will re-
part favorably on the bill.
Holly SrRrsos, MISS, Nov..26.
Landlords lien Is not held preferable
over tho claim Of those furnishing
supplies. o. ID. GREENE, A. A. e..
NASHVILLE, November 27.--A
resolution passed the House yesterday
asking the Tennessee members Of
Congress 10 vote for impeachment.
RICHMOND, November 27.-The
mandamus, by the District Court, on
Gen. Schofeld, TO show reason why
he refused TO allow aen. Imboden to
register and vote, was served to-day.
II Is made returnable on Monday
next.
CINCINNATI, November 27.--A
suit brought by Farrcn q Mclean,
Of the Enquirer, to resist the County
Treasurer's collection of tax assessed
upon s3l 600 Of grccnbacks as so
much capital, was decided against the
tax. IL was held that greenbacks
were but q form Of loan, and, like all
other loans Of the United States, were
exempt from State taxation.
The testimony in the recent rail-
road disaster is being taken before
the Coroner and a jury. The jury
will visit the scene Of the accident
this morning, and the inquest will
probably be concluded this evening.
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TRUSTEES SALE.

Pursuant 10 q deed OF trust execnted 10 "
by Branch Hurt, 10 secure Albert !. Hurt and
Cread l. Hurt, fccuhtleA Ac, bearing date Dc
tobor "a, 1857, recorded In book P Of the
records OF the deeds In the Probate Clerks
Office Of Psnola county, State Of Mississippi,
pages sib and eiG, and 10 secure a note made
by said Branch Hurt TO James Armstrong, on
the lth day Of December, 1885, for the sum Of
-four hundred and ffty.six dollars and seventy
hve-ecnu ttSg 5b,) due twelve months after
date; also, TO secure q note executed TO John
D. Fiser for one hundred and sixty-6ve dollars,
due January II, 1861, and a note executed 10
John L. Wootien, on the Sd day Of January,
1906, for the sum Of nine hundred and forty
three dollars and 10 cents (s43 1877 due twelve
months after date, we will, on Monday, the
3otb day Of December, 1867, upon the premises
Of aid Branch Hurt In the county Of Panola,
four miles south Of Batesville, Miss., between
the hours Of II O'Clock A. N. and D o'clock P.
NJ, proceed and sell at public auction to the
highest bidder, for cash, the following property,
to-wit Ono mouse-eolored horse mule, one
black horse mule, two black or dark bay marc
mules, eleven head Of cattle, three hogs, seven
sheep, farming utensils household and kitchen
furniture, Eve sets plough harness. one saddle
and bride, and the entire crop Of corn, fodder,
and potatoes, TO pay and satisfy said notes and
all interest that may then have accrued.
no30-5t A. J. 4 @. L. HURT, Trustees.
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whs, n this end, - snihefifsd y eall
IT. sa Hpon Ne nsafest military
commander
The NeneFal commanding wishes
ID Ole understood ll,at Ne complaints
~ frauds Upon laLofefs implleab enly
a low hlaas If men In ihis dlwha,
and be asks III gen,lemen snKarsd 10
planting ~who, NJ eoafss. afs Inter.
ssled In protecting ihe labafef b
aid hlm 10 p%auishing sud bringing
Into general contempt All persons
whose treatment n their hands re-
feet discredit upon their elas.
~ command of Breyet Major
General ord,
O u GngfSE, A. A.
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no CONsuMPTIYEs.

The Rrv. EDWARD A.. WILSON win sead
thes Of charrel 10 all who desire II fhe prs-
scripticu with tho dirrcsious hr making and
using the simple rmsdy ~ Which Ne Wa
cursd Of : lang affection and ihai dread disease
Ccusumpticn. Ill only object 4 10 benefit he
afflicted, and he hapc= sssry sufferer win iry
this prescription, = Il viii cost them nothing.
and may rruve . blessing. Piease sddrr>s
81 REV. EDWARD A. WILSON,
No los South second street
nsyfi-iy WILLIAMSBURG. Sew Yea.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF
n

BY virtue of a decree Of Chan
Gerry court Of Pamela county, State Of
Mississippi, rendered on the 9th day
of May, 1857, in the suit Of NJ. N.
Phillips, complainant, against Calvin
Foster, ct al, defendants, No. ITO in
said court, / will as Commissioner
therein appointed, on Monday, the
9Th day Of January, 1868, at the
courthouse door Of said county, in
the town Of Pamela, within the hours
prescribed by law, offer for sale at
public auction to the highest bidder,
the following lands lying and being
in said county Of Pamela, to-wit:
The west half Of the west half Of
section %, township 8, range 7 west.
Terms Of sale-0n . credit Of six
months from day of sale, with ten
per cent. interest. Bond with good
security will be required Of the pur-
chaser, and a lien retained on said
land until the purchase money is
paid. JOHN c.. HARRISON,
nov30-6t. Commissioner.
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This company issues policies on lives on all
The different plans, aud a. aa favorable rates ~
any other, while Il has no restrictions In regard
" residence or travel, and al lis profits ara Al.
vldnd annually among w. policy holders. II IL
prompt In the payment Of losses, having paid
BOO, GEO 10 this city In the last eight months
aa iollowsi
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COMMISSIONERS SALE d
~. - LANDS.

N v;r,u. AZ , a.c,.. a. .k.&
cerv oourl Of psnola courtv. efrRd
Misinippi. rendered On ~
of Nmrmher 1a09 su3 Al,
s~uppIemenssry decyes rsodsr>dU
2Otk DIV n 49,, 1e61 -
suit or 6so.. ". Dv.r. sdmislif
etc. complsinsnf' ssRP
l;nv. dse,sjs.s- ~ III }
tie sovp Il Pea. siskIs sIe1
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF
LAND.

BY virtue Of a decree q the Probate Court Of
Panola comfy, Staie Of Mississippi, rendered al
the September 1861, term thereof the under
signed, administrator Of the estate OF John
West, deceased, win, on Monday, the 7sd day
Of December, 1901, on the premises, at the late
residence Of the deceased, Ia aid county, with
in lawful houp, offer for sale 70 the highest
bidder, al public auction, the following tnet Of
land belonging TO mid estate, to-wit; The
south bali Of section nineteen (ie,l In town
ship ss (S) Of range co. west, subject 10 the
dover Of the widow. .
Tsns-one-thlrd cash, the balance In u
months with bond and undoubted security.
sAAL MATTHEW'S
Administrator De bonis non Of the estate Of
John West deceased. no33-N
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RMA

~infornstica guaranteed % prpdnes 4 lurnri.
ant fovik q hair srss q hald k>.d % hezrf-
bee alsca rrips fpr De removal q pim-
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mill. s,5ffcss-s-. Yes rcst.
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AN.#..I| Hin NUIHHIIIH IN MHHN|mDMH
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a.,.r,o.. ommi..a,,o. ,.a. nm, Into
our midst. II the latter was their
object, they have been disappointed,
for our citizens have submitted TO
the indignities heaped upon them
with a forbearancc that has almost
ceased to be a virtue. The agent OF
thcir selection has proven himself to
be regardless Of every sense Of JUS
ticc and duty that did not tend to
promote his own financial prosperity,
and is worthy to DO classcd among
tho most reckless tools that ever pan
dered 10 an abandoned despctism.
Regardless OF the orders issued by
tho deneral commanding this military
district, he has dealt out that justice
U ""o f' wv" .," Yen
oro, 10 an order oa'ed Vicksourg,
Miss August Ii, 1867, which we
Published at that time, aud now re-
publish. speci6ed tho manpe in
uL;.l, L;m..,,,..s. .,.,.. -. al.
s
planters ana freedmen should oe
settled. This order the agent has
entirely ignored by constituting him
self The sole arbiter In suob cases
III. H.. ..;..a .-a,,a.,. 5,..n,...a
'' ,' ov 'p'N M" :.
e''ner snlppeo " h'mse'i OF causcu IL
TO be shipped TO an irresponsible
house In Memphis, doing business
under the name Of y. M. McIcfresh
Na ooa r,.n, paw whan, u.u,. :,
" .' y
having had dealings with, and II any
satisfactory returns have ever been
made to either of the disputants, we
have vet 10 hear Of Il. In some In
an n,.n,.,;ons w..,. o,.rv-
80. W "' wy
."i"s was "'rh'ng smoo'niy' We are
informed, he has caused trouble by
melting the freedmen TO prefer claims
that have no existence ia fact. We
L.v. ..sn or,.,s Aha, =. h.. ;..n.a
s.rb;ad;oc Tho remova, If oron.
s "" - "oP'
w'.nou' ms permission ihese arc
only q few Of the charges We hear
daily, but space forbids US to emu
meratc further In this ;.sue.
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MEMPHIS BOARD or REFERENCE.

wormeley, Joy h Co, Fargason, Cordes 4
Co, Longley, hulholland 4 Co, Howell, Wood
4 90, Normcnt Rnfhn / Finncy, Aydlett
Robinson q Co, s. N. Webb 4 Co, Toof, Phil
lips 4 Co, sam'l N. Gates, Lacey 4 McGehee,
o. 9. Boone 4 Co, Murphy d Cash, Noses J.
wlch, N. Coronna, A. y. FARMLAND, n Hof-
heimcrr General n B Forrest, General J. R.
Chalmers, John Pollard TrzeyanL Judge J. P.
Caruther, Rev. II. s. Ford, d. D., j.. A. Ander
son, Judge Phincn T. Scruggs, J. O Lonsdalc,
Vim. Richardson Hunt, Sam. p. Walker, Ds-
visCockreli, J. J. Rawlings Galloway, Hamp-
ton a CO., John Ainslie.
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REFERENCES IN MISSISSIPPI.

~. Gage, N. D., W. A. Rayburn, fufing-
ton 4 Co, Grensdai Hon. l.. Q. Q. Lamar,
Avcni 4 Lyles, Judge ]. II. Howry, Oxford
A. N. West Superintendent N. @. R.R; s. n.
Lamb, Treasurer N. 4 T. R.R; WIN. NJ. Striek-
land, Holly Springs; VIM. 7. Williams, James
Moore, 0akiands; Gen. ". Y. Brantley Green's
boro; DR. J. HIP. Wcstbrook, Dr. j.. O. Mobly.
Rev, 3. J. Reid, Hernandez r. ". Caruthers,
DeSoto county 10. A. Freeman, Tyro; Philip
s. AIlston, B~aiesvliei L. p. Cooper, X. J.
Young, r. II. Taylor, y. J. walsi, Panola.
Da, FRANK MOORE, Agent
Panola, Miss, for panoia aud DeSoto coantics.
no3o-Gm
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We are now prepared 10 furnish Planters
and Others with anything In the DIRT GOODS
LINE, II reduced prices Give U.S. cali, In
the absence Of . special agreement Our
terms win be cash
oess-im. W. c MITCHELL 4 CAMP.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1867-11-30

Mcmahon & Otis,
GENERAL AoEsrs, MEMPHIS, TENN,
For West Tennessee, Mississippi aud Arkansas,
TO whom all applications for Insurance or
Agencies should be addressed.
J. n. MCMAHON,
NEWTON y. OTIS.
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-08
THE EVANGELICAL KNowLEDGE SOCIETY.

AT the meeting OF the ENanSciiC'i hho"I'uSO
Society i'm Philadelphia on Wednesday the resignation
Of jay Cooke as President was received, and Judge j.
\. Cunningham Of Luzerne elected 10 succeed \ com
munion service held ia the morning An abstract OF
the annual report showed the receipts TO De over
exceeded those Of last wear by $50 $780, The Society has
empoyed during the last year 50 missionaries an increase
of - the previous There were OF them III
Delaware i'm Illinois 10 n Iowa I'm Kansas IN Ken
lucky, in Maine in Massachusetts, IL Missouri IN
Nebraska i'm Virginia in Nevada, in West virginia
n m New-York and ia Tennessee. OF these 40 were
new appointments and q were recOmmissoned Two
have resigned. leaving the present number 81 Bishop
Eastman made an address OF absorbing interest IN when
he reprobaied the growing tendency toward rtuallsm
and dcpord The fact that there existed in the church
leaning toward Inummery aud idle ceremonies.