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The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1867-09-21
znGRzzzDINa DANGER.
Startling Revelations as to the Plans
Of the Radical Leaders.

A Washington correspondent writes the
Boston Post:
Some startling revelations are leaking out
here touching the revolutionary schemes Of
the radical leaders It has been discovered
that the plan for radical governments and
negro supremacy in the Southern States was
concocted and matured at the convention Of
Southern "Loyalists on the 18th of Sep
,tember last in Philadelphia, where were
,present the radical Governors of the several
SNorthern States It was then and there de-
ttermined to organize q revolutionary army
which should hold the South under the con-
troll of the radicals, regardless of what might
be the popular vote. 1t was also determined
that r. M. Pease should by some means be
n1aced at the head of the State organization
In Texas, and in obedience to this plot of
the revolutionists General Sheridan deposed
Governor Throckmorton and installed Pease
in the executive chair. In further cOntinu-
alton of the same plot, General E. j. Davis
was given a rowing commission by General
Sheridan, ostensibly for the purpose of su-
perintending the registration, but really to
organize the Texas quota Of the Grand Ar
nv of the Republic, the members of which
are sworn TO hold the power of the South
regardless of constitutional or legal barriers
That work is now IN rapid progress, and
funds are being supplied through the Loyal
Leagues " by the radical Congressional Com
mittee of this city, of which Mr.. Schenck,
of Ohio. is chairman. My information is to
the effect that this military organization is
now being rapidly pushed forward in all the
Southern States, and it is reported that the
supreme command of this revolutionary
force has been bestowed upon the late COM
mander of the Fifth Military District In
view of this powerful organization, which
stands ready to throttle the Government, the
late probation of the President may not be
ilLtimed. OF the truth of this statement
there is now abundant proof, and steps will
be taken by the Government to meet the
impending DANGER
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1867-09-21

An Iowa paper is printed entirely on red
ink. An exchange says that the editor Is
dstermined to have his articles red.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1867-09-21

A Good Eqq.-A paragraph is going the
rounds stating that some months ago, in de-
molishing the chateau of the old Frankish
King Dagobert, in the Faubourg st Antoine,
a hens nest full of eggs was found beneath
the ruins, where they had been placed LOO
wears ago. The Able Denis gave them IN
charge of an experienced hen, and in three
weeks had fine brood of chickens, the di-
rect progeny of the denizens of King Dago-
bert's barn yard
We don't express the slightest doubt of
the affair, but think that if the chickens
Matched, from Dagobert's eggs, are half as
tough as the story it will take l geo years
more to boil them tender.-NGshUit5e Press
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1867-09-21

Consignments Of cotton sale shipment solicited
Receiving and Forwarding Merchandise solicited
Bagging, Rope and Supplies at lowest rates.
Orders accompanying eonsgnments carefully and promptly
executed. augI0-3n..
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Petition to Sell land.
In the County Couat Of HardsmaE Co.


b. T. Davis, adm 2. Of. al, vs.. James Davis,
It appearing to the UNDERSIGNED, Clerk
and Master of said Court, from the petition
which is sworn to, that the defendant above
named, to wit, James Davis, is a non-resi-
dent of the State of Tennessee, it is there
fore ordered that publication be made in the
Bolivar Bulletin for four consecutive weeks,
requiring said defendant to enter his APP
pearance in said cause on or before the first
Monday Of October, 1867, and plead, answer
or demur to said petition, or the same viii
be taken for confessed and set for hearing
exparte as to him. This Sept. 2, 1867.
JAMES B. HARRIss, @. q NJ
Wood and MeNeal solrs for petitioners.
sent7 4t nr fee SIS
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1867-09-21

Axes, Hammers, Hatchets, Files, Rasps,
Chisels and Gauges,
House, Ship Carpenter, and Railroad
AIDES and Axes,
Augurs, Saws, and Drawingknives,
Iron and Steel Squares,
Trace, Wagon, and Coil Chains,
Dog, Halter, and Jack Chains,
Planters Garden, Cane, and Grub Hoes,
Butt, Strap, Window Blind, and other
Hinges,
Frying Pans, Corn, Coffee, and Paint
Mills,
Patent Balances and Steelyards,
Razors and Razor Strops, Curry Combs,
Flour and Meal Selves, Wire and Wire
Cloth,
Cotton and Wool Cards, shovels and
Spades,
Manila, Hemp, and Cotton Rope,
Hand, Bench, and
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1867-09-21

In louisville, the other day, son whipped
his father for marrying the second time. a
reversal of the usual posture of affairs on
such occasions.
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BE.aCKs.1TTHs' pTCEs.
Circular and Other Saws,

Screw Wrenches and Tackle Blocks,
Pumps and Fixtures, Grind Stones and
Gearings,
Pad, Door, and other Locks,
Hollow Ware, Castings,
Stock and Wash Kettles,
BIacksmiths' AnYils, Vices, Bellows, ETC.,
Stocks and Dies, Railrcad Mauls,
Picks and Barrows Iron, Cast, Blister and
German Steel,
Tin Plate and Metals,
French Window Glass,
Guns, Percussion Caps, and Shot,
Fishing Hooks and Lines
Flows and Cotton Seraperss
Cultiyators and HarrOws,
Corn Shelters and Feed Cutters,
Betting and Packing
Reapers, Powers, and Saw Mills
And sysy shss areIo e Be sound IA iaEsas' % As
ricaltsral EssAAiishnasat.
Agents for Marvin's-sozmsrIg steaFns 3 zEar-
vin's--saEes
Assss slss 81 Here's osunsss saa 1isss sssgslssa.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1867-09-21

A Lynchburg paper reports the matri-
monial market very dull. Sweet sixteens
have been the most active, going at preyi-
Gus figures" but there is no bouyaney in
price or demand. Misses Of age are
weak, with poor demand widows on the
decline; unmarried aunts dull; old maids
very fat
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1867-09-21

A man met big Indian on the Plains q
few weeks ago. The gentle savage had a
large bundle Of scalps, and the white man
made bold to ask him what he had been do
ing. Heugh," said the noble red man me
been diminishing for waterfalls T.
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Attachment Notice.

W. 7. TopP " CLARK Brown
It appearing from affidavit IN this cause
that the defendants have frauduiently dis
posed Of their property, and that attach
ment in this cause having been returned
with levy on defendants property endorsed
thereon, It is ordered that publication be
made as to said defendants, s. r. Clark and
". Fl. Brown, requiring them to appear be-
fore me at nay Office in Middleton, Hardeman
county, Tenn, in back room Of J. NJ Reave'
store, on Saturday, Sept q, 1867, and de-
fend this suit, or judgment win be rendered
against them A. H. THoREToE, J. P.
Sept 2, 1887, A.
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We have been engaged in the Hardware business in Mem
phs for twenty years. and have the pleasure OF m
forming many cid friends and the public generally that
receiving very extensive stsek Of Hardware,
stock such kept before the war and enabled 20 offer
inducements Country Merchants Planters and o
who be wanting anything IN cur line Our stock
sists in part Of the folloWiRg
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-02-11

TIE sHowER OF METEoEs.- The meteo.ic show
eE that apparently was not visible in New York in
November, as wss anticipated, was observed near
the Azores on the 18th Of that month, by M Gull
ten,n; A4xact1y in the same plaes namely, forty
nye miles northeast of the ue de Flores remnrk-
able showers were observed in 177s and 1858. The
expedsaoI was favored with perfectly clear night
as, me ony oloqds % IN the ssly Consisting Of Light
grees. From behind this veI and IN q direction
north, hfty-nine degrees east, emerged from the
same point series OF luminous tracks, which sur
rounded the heavens. These began to be visible
at 10 o'clock IN the evening" and shortly after the
stars began to shoot up from the same "a, Of tF,e
horizon. These stars were Of dark cherry res ~
and we're accompanied by crescent Of blue ohos,,
pnorescence very luminous, and leaving after its
Many Of the stars crossed the zenith and fell al
the opposite horizon, occupying exactly six seconds
in their transit; others shot up and fell on the
same side Of the sky. The marvellous spectacle Of
an immense shower Of such stara continued for an
hour hour IN ful mmsgniaeence n then the number Of me
gether at half-past 8 in the morning. 4 --.,',
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London Guardian gives the following anecdote in
the. course of letter on hymn tunes cat an
early period Of the recent war detachment Of
fence Of o particular post suddenly found them
selves face to face with much superior Prussian
force. Their commanding officer was Captain
KONG, who, rs politician, had been strenuous
advocate of Prussian alliance, but whose only
thoughts as soldier wero those Of military duty.
Determined to hold his own to the last, he pre-
pared his men for the engagement, in which he
himself was one Of the first to fall, by bidding
them all join together in hymn. The people Of
Grand Ducal-Hesse are partly Roman Catholic,
partly Protestants and it Became needful to choose
the one hymn which all the soldiers, Whatever
their religious eonfession, could sing. That hymn
was .Grosser Gott, wir loben dich.'0 -. nm
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-02-11

A THRAaHrNa CAsE-The Pail Nal Gazette
says: sIoed Francis Russell, who was lately fned
TOR il-using his horses. has just been brought to
the bar at aiderhead for punching his Coach
mans head This time, however; his iordshipw was
acquitted. The speech In which he addressed the
Court IN bus own defence is worth recording as Z
curiosity. Who is the complainant In this casef
a drnnkens fonlmouthed groom. He is continual
~ getting drunk and has been forgiven times ot.t
OF nnaberA for the sake Of. his wife and childran.
Higpronises Of amendment are Ike pie-cru f1a
had good wages, lodging, money, kind treatmenf.
but has been drunk four times in three weaEs.
The Bench held thet az the coachman vAa Tr,s,1
his zpaater had right to thraah him. n:
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-02-11

A Brussels letter to Tournay journal contains
the following paragraph The Queen Of the Bel
gians has not hitherto possessed CROWN and her
one. It IS an incredibly elaborate work Of art.
composed Of forty pearls twenty being peat
shaped and Of enormous size, FORTY large bTiiants
in gold and wrought Il open vc:l. Th;s SSoTn
resembles coronal Of farnes simple in form, but
OF unmatched elegance. It weighs less than two
hundred and dfty gzaInmes (half q pound.)
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-02-11
COMMERCIAL.

Exports.
NEW YORK-Per steamship Saragosea- bales I
and 3s2 bales Upland Cotton, II bales Yarn bales
Leather. bbls Metal 10 pigs Lead, 155 packages
The Charleston Cotton Market.
OFFICE OF TIE DAILY NEWS. Y,
CHARLESTON. Saturday Evening, February 9. I
Sellers having submitted to decline of half to one
cent 9 h. the demand became active and tansactians
took place to the extent OF ~ bales the tone Of the
ket at the close under better news from Liver
pool The salss at 20 ut 2s IS at q 50 ct
2s; II at as at2s SO at 80 les at soX; lit at 81
We quote
Low Niddling. 90 g.
o111ct haAoolln8... 8........-.-..-......-..3 81 O.
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Wont to sea Yesterday,

Went to sca Yesterday.
Steamship s.rssosss crowell New York.
gs ss bark bark B SHAW. osnn. M.tanz.s and Market
schr Moses P.ten. Harding Phiiadoiphia.
schr volant Dodge Baltimore.
sohr MntHe TabcT, Morris; Now York.
From this Port.
sssF sssF ess:, Fob
schr Lilly, Woolord, Baltimore Feb s.
Up Tor this Port.
Bark Linda. Hewitt at Baltimore Fob G.
sa.sr ssnr sousns9nsr Darling es New York Feb
Cleared for this Port.
steamship Moncsa, Lenby, at Now York Feb s.
stsamssip Lulu; Ghi1ds: ss Ba,t1more Fob Z;
Steamship Sea Gull. Dutton. ut Baltimore, Feb Z.
Sailed 1or this Port.
Br ship Mary Raymond, Raymond. from Hamilton, Ber-
Brig laria. white. nom Norfolk, va, Feb 4
schr J Palmer. Palmer, from Baltimore, Feb s.
schr Montezuma, -, from Norfolk Feb 7.
nIemorandn.
The 8 Supply steamer Memphis. put into this port
Sorth. Nc uf'A' 49, 'no ssssa nsa'n yesterday bound
The ship Mary Raymond. said to be from Bermuds
vas seen this Bar Wednesday last by tho steam
ship Carroll. at this port nom Baltimore. -1
-, dispatch 1rom Holmes Hole Of the 9Th inst says
York. previously reported distress and with three feat
OF water IN the hold had arrived at the place
The schr Nevada. Doughty, from this port for Bati-
moro, was at the Delaware Breakwnter Feb T. '"--t
The Baltimore Gazette that the schooners Ella
f1sh and Waterman, both from this port for that city
had been carried ashore Thomas Point by the leo On
Mondny evening steam tug had been sent tho as
distance Of the Ella Fish.
NoRroLK. Va, February Tho ice in the Patapsco is
oreak1ng up, but 1t will be week moro yet before
sailing vessels can 60 up and down the bay. -
The Baltimore Sun Of February 9th says: The weather
Yesterday was dehghtfy pleasant and spring like caug
me ICE 10 disappear rapidly and the streets to be
about Fort Carroll but offers serious obstruction to
nay Inc steamer George Leary, from Norfolk
va annapolis came up Tuesday night as did also the
steamer team r.. Liberty 9om Nswbern The Adelaide
the ice and passed Annapolis about four o'ciock She
may pe expected back to-day The Thomas Kelso f0r
passengers and heavy freight list large nu1nber Of
pay vessels sailed yesterday, and before had an
succeeded IN passing Fort Carroll The steamship or.
seasas nom 70 Liverpool which went into Annapolis
terday and steamed up to her wharf, where abe viii al
| once commence dischargng her valuable cargo
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ocns1gnees Per South Carolina Rnilroaa
45;r4 4t Ss,% February 9.5.t@ T----.~>-'

406 bales Cotton. bales Yarn bbls Rostn cara rt
CO; g D Aiken u 4 Co Davis Kanspeaz, Lsnnesn Co
Nm AuGk ,c5, Dowing Mowry CO. Adams Frost CO.
sos Sons cqEs aoes ResdeS ., Dukes Gadwe
rick Desauesure, Wilbur Agent J wis
wssa sith, e c aibses p &C. Jeers &Co IA Mcleod
+ Prdngle, Thurston Holmes, " Courtney a q "
" " Eenwdck Thompson Bro Jef5ords & CO. and " r
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1t 1sc in bohd. Choice Rio

ported to-day was 600 bags 1sc in bohd Choice Rio
3s hold ut 19c, gold, duty paid. lH. -7-' " n
CoTToN-The market quiet md steady today with
srcaA sales on tho basis Of SEC for MiddHng Upland
FLoun-TheTe was better feeling in tho market to-
Day based on the advance in gold. prospective opening
9, navigaann and moro INQUIRY for home aud neghbor
anS 1iaSSets- Northwestern Extra brands which wore
sow & at sls some days since were in densnd today at
ported at 81 2b Corn Meal continues dull The market
generally is without quotable change. repeat VIZ:
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f.,s, \; E FL: Dr.: WRIGHT,s .:.:..5s /,
RE:5UVENATIKG ELIXIR
!: !: ss.-a Or. Eaaesa1.e ssf@Tksxas .,:.5l.

-$S&&3aEMZzXGsC Cures Gea6rnS, ,De31ixy.- -HsaE.5
S&&lSw&&EE nesa, Hysterice In Fesndkea
3ssa y Mt&&[ P0PitGttoBs Of fhea aRsds3 dad
@ 49, az Nervous Dtsedsea It 70.
5-SgSS%. stores new life and vigor 10 tho !.
: = i. a.. pSs:. -. aged, causing the hot blood OF
hns sSs 49, ~ IL youth to course res.
0Ss G,aipansS Sofsh toring the OrQras If Gensrn.:
Me1 HfS"-so does ton, S.ezRop5nH Erepoteheu kxd
Hts Efzkr ysjsuen DebtlSf .s-est0ffa1 KnStsN1sa
afe tbs sI1feDs. end and ExU et1o.tlius n.ov5nSrr
H so"'e 1''e@se. perfect 62tetr Of Lopen rel
moving SseralHg and Barrenness in StSh sexes To
The youns aged and aged there a M 0faafta
boon than. this - Ellxir Of Lila fx: uiyee III nSs
lease Of life, causing the weak md ~.
hAro renewed strength and. 7iees Anf sh.S art,s
systcm to thrill with Joy and nleasufe /. .1'1
nrss % one s.S s9saS 81 thtes bees sent
s 4n. MSaietaes a. eola by ii
druggists fu eycry part of the nSyfted
etcoe5 some unpfincfpled. deafsrs h6wsvSf. nv IS
isss Iece;vs tns,r Customers by sailing cheap md
dscMved=A.k for these medicines and, TAKE no /
oeheA H the druggist does not keep them. Wsiso
e nsss Ss s1a xs Xiii ssna thstn ezsfily.
Packo1t 3eV0orn observation WDiyfu 81 f2sSdsda
% feetv6 settere WIZ 1al h, reffd Is
Ell otssase WITH .shidh E1=diss Or ghksslS1n a=e.
suctedH Address aRlefteEsf for peInchts
lsss, Or ADVICE, to the sole paoptistor,
sRs KERW1H, ssT W1lksr III. b. X q
Nav q
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sAlecturing professor OF chemistry SAID ;recantlv
\ 10 college class near tho Hub, ssGantlemen. oxy-
20 you ses y h these ball glasees."
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ooRnEspoNDEHCE OF DAILY EEwH]
GEORGETOWN, DEMERAsA, January T. 1897
suaARs-Best Vacuum Fan, y. b., S. soae 10 Common
Grey s6 2sa5 76 best Muscovado, s. 75a4 10 Common
Muscovado, So 5oas Is. VIZ
Vacuum Molasses, 2aasoc.; Muscovado Molasses good
1ea24c; .Museovado Molassesp common, 1sa1sc
Strong proof Rum, 37assc.
LuMRER-No arrivals during the fortnight The lum-
ber Jsss are getting Low, aud supplies VIII soon be
wanted. .%,"4N
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GnA1N- There was very little Wheat Offering ~
Change An ordinary lot OF Pennsylvania rcd wus hed
81 TO- without buyer No Maryland received or sc
Corn was scay ACC 5:siels white and ia 700 ns, aIs
yellow rcceivcd included in the sales wop 1900
fair to primo white ut Fl 01 o. $500 bushels yellow Of
SIC. and 1000 bushels delivered Fele Point at a
Oats3500 bushels received 1900 bushels sold NJ SS
800 bushels in lots 59c No sales of Ryc reported
primo Pennsylvania ut 81 25a1 80. s'N
MoIAssEs-Some little inquiry but no sales affected.
quote prices nominally unchanged ~N>o'
y PRovrB1oEs-With improved receipts from tho weat
and continued brisk demand for Bacon from the sout
tho market Ia firm. We quote Bacon Shoulders ~
cts Sides 12 cts for rib and Is clear rb: 16ai7
cts fer Hams latter for fancy sugarcured Buf Meata
ore held firm; no sales today, though good inouirv at
previous figures Wiz cts for loose Shoulders az Cts
for packed do; 1OA cts for rib Sdes II ct for Clear
RIB do lard quote a12A cts latter for retail lots
City Baltimore refined 15 cts In gs. Mess Pcrk s22
primo Mess $50 and primo s1s so p bbl Z:
RrcE-Receipts and stock OF Carolina small. ,uo+o
10sza11c. Rangoon held in bond at 4c gold 10'
SALT-The market is d1m with good demand at 81 90
az rs for Liverpool ground alum; 50 20a9 os fr no
per sack and SOC per bushel for Turks Island
SEEDs-Hoders are firm In anticipation of mora ac.
dve demand soon We quote for ordinary clover So *
and prime to choice ssae IS: small was reported at
the latter price Timothy steady at s 1894 rer
oushel FaI-Recepts Light and prices steady at 50 75
lots. go - - ' -. N'.'N''M ~ ~ eAs@N
sUoAR.-With Light imports, reduced stock and ad-
vance IN gold holders are hr though prices without
any quotab1e change. Tho only sale tony was is hhde
De1nerara, vacuum pan. at 13Kc. @.#-s
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\ #Tr.| IcoRHEsPoNnEacE OF DAILY NEwS.1 u
POINT APTTRE, GUADALouPE, January TO- 1857
Our crop has not commenced yet but Win soon be in fun
operation the prospects being very promising We omit
quotations at present &
In p Lumber three cargoes were sold in .ucce.u5o
since our last sayons at ss5 TO- one at sss So and
one from St Marys at s2s a7 an cash The later was
very badly asaorted Though not much required other
wellassorted cargoes would yet command s2aassa also
caah. M -''7? IN A
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SA ~ AAaN ~ $40
The exports include A244 bales for Iverpno and 81
bales for New York. .8 :. -.ts ~ - "
eUoAh AND MoI4AssEs-The receipts aince yestendav
comprise l49 bbls Sugar and 500 bblu Of Moisssess
prevailed fofboth Of the above holders
fofher and $50 bbls OF the latter bought The
age o. QUE previous quotations.. which are repeated "A
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ues from danr and 90 afanieat AZ t Ia 49,. ~ 20 %
ola They have raised tne highest oom1nendssion rom
@'@ 7T% - -.--.- r.,+.
No. cures EeveEn, Congestion, Indaruroa&1ons -
WormA Worzn.Fever, Worn-Codo.. 2s
y CRYING Co11os or Teothing OF In
fsnts. ts..-..... ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 2s
nsFnee@ 1890 o. Csnase9 & o. adults: q
Ohoios n Mnrlo%ss Hsnne Vono;: Vo1e;. ~
/" T., Coughs, Colds, Hronch,tia $500. - -
:. 6, I" Heurnl3za, Toothache Fseeanhs q.
% g. ";s Heaaachca, eicf Eesdnche. IYcrH9o AZ
" Dyspcpsta, Bilious Btom1ch...s... VI
II. gMPPressed, or Painful Per1oda -.
- mites, too profnse periods -
~ CrouP, Cough Difficult Brcathtua..s "a
- :. SaAt Ane1na. speas. Erupttona. 20
q Il = EsVer and 10y GS'n fssns:: =
.'i!.-> s,s,.. ~aaAAa Z 9 ose1s
- psss Ri;nS - :. 90
{. II a 1snsI,n1.~ o on5 se.e I .;..... @ oo
:s :. Cafa--h tcnt. ~ ~ nh,ortS m 49, IH Eyes' ~ ~
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New York Market.
NfNNrv MADrr

. 1he New York Roenino Pas. Of Thursday, Febzz=z;
7th, says: '
The loan market is easy, but more active at SAT on
cal Discounts are casier Choice bills are in few
rency for other names at Sag. - --'o~'1
F4r gold this the the leading
1s7A; H. 1888; n:l5 is72l 80 six; IL 1872 1856
1S7sa; !, lSsx; 1:so, 1881 2. 1851. " M - N, :
foreagn exchange Is inactive. Bills ut 60 days on Lon
don are quoted at a1os for commerciai 1osaiosK
ays 90 IT. short sight Paris at 60
wsrp 225a5 18a<; Swiss, 221za5 1sX; HAMBURG 3ea
Amsterdam Frankfort 41a4l Bremen
7S1a7e; Prussian thalcrs, H14a72h. gs, -; ~--'
me gold receipts for customs at New Yoak since Ju1v
l, 1866, compare as follows: - ~ '1s'>1' A'
& 1866. 1866 1897
70 january .S24 473 e02 s65 O77S2s $50 ss1 s71
Jany to Jan 3D.. 4,231,737 12437474 l2472 94a
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lAuRusta MnSLa4

oa augusta, GA. February e.-FMAnc1a1.--Mo Money
ct 1s7 and selling at o silver buying at Las and sein
At l34 Securities Of all kinds dull. u
CoTroN--The market opened quiet this nornjno hr+
there was marked Improvement ar the -eceint ~ a.
sas voaee iv ioergoo avees We can only quote sales
Sic good demand during the afternoon; the ofsring
etoc6 neht Sales Of to-day 103 bales, follows at 27c
Sic. Receipts IA bales -" '---- - n iNAs5A' ~ ~
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T.: PHuADs1pH1A, 10th Month 17th Dsy. 1857
RsrEgTED ED fnIzeD:.My daughter has beea much
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