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Manuring with Green Crops.

Isit fact that cattle or sheep in pastures
enrich the grounds? Do they leave on or in
the soil any thing more than they cropped
from it? and if those crops had been turned
in, instead of being devoured by the animals,
would not the soil be as much enriched there
by, as by the droppings from their bodiesP-
Prot. Nesbit says:
Some farmers have notion-I have found
it general-that sheep and other animals have
the power of imparting something to the veg
etable growth, so as to convert it into manure.
This is great mistake. Whether the vegeta-
BILE matter passes through the body of the ami
mails, or goes at once into the soil, if you can
insure regular decomposition the effect may be
the same.
Prof N. is not alone in this. English farm
ers have come to the conclusion, that there Is
not only no real advantage in feeding crops
to cattle with view to securing their man
ure, but positive detriment. A writer says:
Take the case of crop of turnips Suppose
you have two pieces of land, each 20 tons per
acre, and in the one instance you cut up the
turnips and spread them ON the land, and in
the other feed off with sheep and then plough
the whole and sow it with barley. / maintain
tina you would have a much larger crop OF
barley where you did not feed the sheep than
where you did; that where the turnips were by
themselves, cut up and ploughed into the land,
you would have much mora nutriment adapt
ed for the succeeding plant than where you
fed the sheep upon it; because, while you feed
the sheep, it wants something to supply the
natural waste of the body, and to increase its
bulk, and after these are supplied by the tur-
nips, the sheep leaves ON the soil smaller
quantity of vegetable matter to serve as
manure than was contained in that upon
which they originally fed
Whence can sheep derive manure except
from its food? 1t has no power of deriving it
from any other source, because the animal is
only consumer-it does not impart anything.
Therefore, feeding is only waste, unless you
realize benefit in regard to your stock, which
l am happy to find you ali doing. 1 have
known the time when turnips were so abun-
dant that there were not sheep enough 30 feed
them off; and when they were ploughed into
the land, it produced better crops of barley in
consequence.
These views are endorsed by Mr.. Love,
John Deikley, Thomas Hawkins and others,
and good cultivatOrs are coming to the conclu-
sion that green manuring is the basis of the
best system of enrching the soil.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1867-07-13

Notice.
DERSONS clearing the ruins or digging cellarswil
/ lind good place to deposit their rubbish on
Franklin Wharf.
septic dit 8. ROUNDS, Wharfngs1,
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1867-07-13
Notice Of Assignment.

NOTICE i hereby given that Isaac Emery of
AZ twentssS a in the County did
under signed an assignment OF all his property real
and personal MT exempted by law from attachment
notice. as provided by the statutes OF the State Of
Maine. become parties to said assignment in propor
tion 70 tne amounts OF their respective claims, and
assignment, and that said assignment may be fourd
at the office OF Shepley q Strout iu said Portland
A. A. STROUT, Assignee.
Portland, May 20, 1857. may 31wSw&dsm
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O. o o p E "a G. E.

yTvHE subscriber having taken the Cooner,s sbo,
l. formerly occupied by Mr. w.. .PhiIbrook at The
foot of Plum, between Fore and Commercial streets
is prepared to carry the business in ali its
ments. share OF the public patronage is solicited.
WILLIAM d. STROUT.
Portland June 26. 1867. dim
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1867-07-13

Clothing Cleaased and RepGsTea
DY WILLIAM BROWN, formerly at 81 Federsi
d street, is located at his new store NS "a % req
eral st. a few doors below Lime street, VIII attenu
ia his usual business of Cleansing and Repairing
Clothing Of ali Kinds with his usual promptness.
EY-Second- hand Clothing for sale at fair prices.
LAM H
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1867-07-13
Notice to Land Holders.

MIR O'DUROCHER, Builder. is prepared to take
ll contracts tor building, either by JOB or by
DAY WORK. Can furnish First Glass workmen
and material of all description.
Residence AMERICAN HOUSE.
India Street, Portland.
Auouef 18th 1864 enUo0dff
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1867-07-13

nR. ELIZABETH II. ADAMS, of Cape
~ Elizabeth, formerly Mrs. Chamberlin, of Port
land Consultation free at her Office al j. III. Tenn
PIE Co. st. re, corner Congress and Pearl Streets,
Mediciles to be had at her Office and residence.
March %. d3m.
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THE PORTLAND DAILY PRESS is published
every day, Sunday excepted,l at No. 1 Printers
Exchange, Exchange Street, Portland
N. A. FOSTER, PROPRIETOR.
1ERMs:-Eight Dollars year in advance.
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MILLINERY.

MRS. COLBY
"OULD say to her patrons, and the public gen.
w erally that she continues to do business at her
dwelling house,
No. 4 Cotton Street,
where can be found all the late styles Of
-BOaa9aets, Ribbons, FLOWERS, dc.
N. B.-But few steps from Free Street.
May7. diff
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1867-07-13

THE MAINE STATE PRESS, is published at the
same place overy THURSDAY morning at $500 year,
invariably in advance.
RATES OF ADVERTlsING.-Une inch OF epace, In
lenel oil column, constitutes square.
so per square daily first week % cents per
week after; three insertions, less, S100; c0ntinu.
ing every other day after first week, 30 cents.
Halt square, three insertions or less 10 cents; one
week, $780, so cents per week alter.
Under head Of "AMUsEMENTs,' 50 90 per square
per week; three insertions or less, S1.50.
SPECIAL NOTICES, 125 per square ior the first in
sertion and % cents per square for each sui sequsn
insertion.
Advertisements inserted in the "MAINE STATE
PRESS" (which has large circulation in every par
of the State for S100 per square for first insertion
and 30 cents per square for each subsequent inser
ton.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-01-17
ARMY GAZETTE.
by TELEGRAPH 40 TuK TRIBUNE

TuK TRIBUNE
yURLoUGIs.
General Order Ne som tAs War Department states "S VA
nnmerous eases Ougbs who report at points Ian dsssas
from the q travelling farther demand VAS
officers should proper discrimination In granting hrouses IDS
..n mus either become eserters fact must receive aid rem hs
their Department eonmsndss
e reporting under such Circumstances 70
military when there probability that J cal
soon he with detachment 70 the venU 81
sperlal where shall most jndous Depare
Wen Commanders IN the exercise Of sound discretion ms order
paon tickets purchased by the QBcma sor 90
ae where s IL DONE special report Of The amount pe s
@ will be made By letter TO the company oonnalee
against the soldiers payroll on INC gay
The same mount with he ae when the soldier fpos hs~
self will he entered on his furlOuFh"
APPOINTMENTS.
BCens Geo w Gle h T. Fauft Allan Huthcrssr sro SNcs
Won Sick Hrs, Ieuts Foyfhh United states niant aef
w m SlekuAy First Lieut. Forty second Cnitei oaes ID
u,. Bs Horace Neids First Lieut. Forty eso UNITED sAtes
nIsrt,, Nal A. awf0r, Second Lieut. vni.ei
Sts, tnntfy Cavt C. KnoTe sSeond euI thsea
state ntrg Edward oppr late Of Twelfth hegiHee veteran Ne
sssvs cara second Lieut. Uaited States Infantry
49, MISCELLANEOUS.
United States lnfantry has been assigned ~
AL, Aan Commissioner OF the FreedIens Bneau for Georges
lng Ike Nice Tson, who has resigned Aslorea Shas
duty Assistant Commissioner OF The ffeec
mems lsur,u taxing the place o. Gen Kioo Brig Gen blsf
reports his arrival at Detroit snF.p
on the Major Whitman Assistant Quartera.ter uasr
states reports the removal Of hh o6co oa m1hse
rough Tenn, to Louisville, Ny.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-01-17
THE MARKETS.
lCsrcfaily reported for The TmBUNk.l



WEDNESDAY, Jan. 10, 1907.
AsIES-rhe market Is inactive but firm for Pots ut
81 250s9 60 and dull and nominal for Pearls.
branch OF business but buyers operaesparngy at about
former prices There is considerable anxiety felt with
gard to the action Of Congress on the tariff question
Our servants ut Washington should be aamOnlshed that
delays are dangerous, and that they Will be called to
count at an early day
FLOUR AND MEAI-The market for Western and
state Flour is not so active and being freely offered
prices generally are bdl5c lower and IN only moderate
demand at the CONCESSIONS the sales are $500 DDs ut " 40
$50 30fOr Supernc State and Wcstern go 51s2 10 Tor
ordinary and common Extra State SlOO5ds2 Tor the low
grades of Spring Wheat Western Extra sl 1OGs2 40 Tor
sppng Ohio; <l2 65a$ll 40 for Trade do, and si goo
SIG 10 for ST. Louis Extras Canadian Flour IL inactive
and heavy sl3G$5 20 for the grat Of Extra South
err Flour lower aud In light request sales OF 2s0 DDs
az S1 sO3s2 40 for common to fair Baltimore and Country
Extras and sl4 4O2s17 for Trade and Family brands.
rive Flour IA In good demand but tho market Is heavy
GALES OF 40 bills S9 Corn Meal very heavy ana
Inactive at Pennsylvania and 50 S0aS5 10 FOR Bran
DIVINE. -. -, -, -
lower and s0mewha nominal tho demand Is only for
milling and with further decline IN Flour, buyers nave
tho advantage at The close tho sales are ll6yp Dush
Spring mt 81 % for Common No Chicago spring 20
for No. do 1900 bush Amber State at co. 1900 bush
White Canadian at low figure Barley Is firm bat less
active at the close sales Of 500 bush az Western
and 92095c for Canada West In bond Barley Malt IN
acuyc and heavy ~ ~ dsI s the suppy a ape' Vsss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-01-17
MErRoPoLIrAS BoARD oV HyA.r''

BUREAU VITAL STATISTICS, Jan II, 1907. y.
In ending 10 there l3 deaths Eewlork ineu
iy public Institutions There L. deaths In Bo9kn en-
% of In KINGS Institutions aud the suburban, villages shss
Brooklyn Office The mortality The hNr
city equivalent 70 = go Inhabitants Yearly d.a's' an.
York exclusive Of Island institutions the annual rate RIO
per that the popular estimation OF The smes OF
nhasnts this correct total OF 900 thea the death
would appear be Pill 900 annually The s.t census s
need 10 make In The ri'e meftaiD
Oldrn Wards Se bren By that eepsu several wars o. me n
Tenth Eleventh. Tbecrth Fourteenth, end the dwelling
parts shown to be dsssy poPossei
than am parishes oi London. =,
The zotc 242 per cent Of the deaths Ro1 YORK.
and pr Brooklyn The ir year nincy TO Deaths
IN Newfo and D. 2t3 cent o.
he mortality BROOKLYN The mortality IN children Of aye yeaIs and
under 46o c-t OF the total amount Oh TIE oTmer tsa
4526 per cent ~ al deaths ia the latter ety. .
sena Killed IS children IN Sea-ioIk and ~ IN Bro"iyn TIE
each epidemic Of ehortterofe
and IN Amenca-aeeempned Immediately preceded the Asss
sre not he oeookrd By thoughtful sanitary officers
Cholera IN Genital and m the Mississippi Valley Dot get extinct
that only be prevented BY timely stteauea
the sanitary wants OF ali crowded odd uuelesn tosas
Temperature Of the past week was 70" = she pScns
week was l5o December 80 This
mortality from pulmonary diseases The record 81
borne Of this mortality stands justly ehafgde NE
unyent ons IN which the Crowded. than 70 We e1A
that shut them In from The out door air. ~,-.-v.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-01-17

Cincinnati has 1900 coo bar restaurant ana billiard
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS IN Ia called the st. Lawrcnce anf IS pun
unon ta most valuable block In the city, The lot siopa
s valued at $40 OOoN The contains ~ au,ns
and tho cigar-stand rents foF SvVh year. A''o 1h''s
edifice Is leased for $4,000
There are e455 Lodges of Odd Fellows IN the United
States with l79 700 members
The Buffalo Gas Company has reduced the price os
a5 cents per thousand where bills ere promptly paid
The Colorado Times says that 100000 worth OF
revenue stnmps used on deeds TO niIng properly
recorded il, Gilpn County IN 1866.
Judge nagruder of Maryland, ny wnoso order der.
nuSber Of colored persons We're cold into
has given bail for trial In the United States Dlsuiss'
for alleged violations Of the CIVIL Rights bill
James A. King formerly officer ia me ~
States Army and recently planter Ia ~ ~ ~ An ~
murdered near Crconyihei IN ihat S'""'"
December last
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-01-17
Leaving undivided to 1887 account. .....sl,d O'
The report says of last years Coal traffic;

Inc report says Oh idSb year NOh c''iiiN'
The coal traffic for the past year opened with mode
rate activity and continued until Sept J. when It was
evident that continuation OF the same ratio OF increase
to theend Of the year would overstoek the market Az
that date the coal unnage of the Company was 5sJ
OF that TO the period ~ the previous
year This result demonstrates the capacity Of tho rolling
stock equal business OF 100000 us OF coal per
annum, and 100000 tuns Of other freight"
We are informed that the surveyors of the new
route from Hoboken to Albany along the west bank
of the Hudson have already their lines through
Nyack and Haverstraw Contracts are also said to DO
let on the upper end of the line from Albany to New
burgh.
Western paper says that tho Now-0reans, Mobile
and Chicago Railroad is surveyed and under con-
tract to be completed and put in running order within
If months.
Neilps Cotton circular gives the following state
of the receipts exports and stock of cotton at all
the ports for the week ending the 4th of January
compared with those of last year. and those of
the late crop year 1878, the total of which crop
amounted TO g. eco bales.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-01-17

January 10, 1867.
Amount of stock at market;
This weck. .....24CO e.cls -
Last week H.: I' 1923 SSSs 80 go
BeefPer 100 n on total weight Of hide, tallow, and
meat, extra, SO 25asJ to first quality s2 04sl sgcohd
quality 81 asl2 third quality, s0asll; few choice
single pair Sl8; Of the poorest, bulls, @c 80
Working 0nen-$lGoes&G handy Steers, S"GsIo' Or
much according to their value for beef.
CO,cs AID To,nG taircs-Falr quality :55ds'5 extra,
<S0GsioO, faIrOw and dry, SS5 dS50.
SctqPeT 10, live weight, 5acc; extra, 6ia5lci sheep
and lambs, per head, in lots, Sass.
Hides-Brighton 100 lie. = n; country lots 'delc
fato~- Brighton, S9oc. p Di country lots, 7ese.
Pcts-Sl 81 70 each.
RgNAERsThere were fnll 500 cattle over the Northern
roads nearly 200 more than one week ago There were
also several carloads driven from Brighton. The
demand was not brisk consequence OF the large mum
Fer Of Western hogs slaughtered in the ncghorh0Od OF
Boston, fresh pork plenty and compared with beef 10
which finds is way from various points from ew-btis-
wick 10 Chicago, keeps the butchers from getting rich as
fast they would like TO- aud from being rs liberal To the
drOycrs they would be glad TO be- Another cloud APP
peared In the sky yesterday morning In Camhrdge II
originated ia that l500i 100 900 head 81 West
en were on their way 10 Brighton. These are come OF
the facts which suggested by tho butchers why they
were 80 indifferent about buying nc all g as reasons
why, they did buy they could not afford To pay hgh
prices Best oxen l3lc good at l2 dlJc few best lat
COWS lie; good at lOdilc common, zoe; inior9r s@
&C. One carload OF cove and young cattle was snd lgf
SO 90 per head. 9di0c y 10 another carload of light
NowYork and beifcs a So per head laid 10 dress
b2J eachi one or two pairs OF rycr bulocsone PAR
weighed AZ Cambridge Isi5 nat Ice. Lastvccks prices
not sustained though the change was not large
The number OF sheep II larger than lat week, and
prices favorable 10 dioyer Tho butchers pretend
that money WAS l0st by them last week, aud nom the
way they hung back from buying We think there must bc
sheep that would scl for &c last week, dull at
&C., n rot % Sc Many lofts wero yardcd at Cambridge
all yesterday forenoon showing that buyer ana seller
were apirt; at Brighton 1910 cattle from Albany, and
100 from Maine ana some 100 Western sheep.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-01-17
n % D, an nv by coz Deaths BY acute Total mortality


The rnas ef the mnIdors nsrip OF
abaal TO show vhs. share the gnyented
ana Slaughter would rpish ample g9u,ss ef NE
inarai ndc o than loo Of them T. hAahh
ReeapitulaOn ages, and natiyties OF petscns
that died in NewYork and Brooklyn for the week ending
Jan. r. 1857 -. -, "A.
Netes l. P,lth America 3; Frsuce 81 uer.
a,any rs Holland Ireland scotland 81 United States i "sss
Indies, ]. Total, .34 80 - ~, 10,
BRooKLrS-NIen. 81; oi boys 49, girls Total TX.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Aaerea China, England, u oeraIy ~
Holland ireland IS; Italy /; Scotland IL Spain, Ii tt'tJ states
al
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-01-17
pn11AnrIpHrA CATrIE NARKET.

PHILADELPHIA CATTLE MARKET.
PmIsDRIPmiA Jan laThe demand for Beef cattle tbs s.ss
goal and sales $50 head prices ranging non by1s
y 100 good, aud from SIC .0GSn for PnSe s'' ~
Tt.s
snsgP-The supply Of sheep large amounting 70 20 aea "
market active made at from oGe 10 ~. an
demand for Hogs this week NOT vry sene a. ~ ~
ply Amounted TO $50 bead and prices ranged from 10 -
CowTh. sale ofCow. reached rs head t prices p'S w
ass for spnssrs .al nom .eG $50 for Cow so" 's
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-01-17
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF Ngw.Y0RK-.....

CLEARED.
sc,~hp RA,gb Mssnman, Norfolk sud CITY Point Idrng'ss
Steamship ssratog Kng SOo City Point and RsbnOSd O. Hsirs
Steamship semae Bourne Norfolk City Point and Richmond Lr
sSs, bI icasae, Kelly NvBeaori Ferguson Wood
. g, ETs ,.sEt c 5'asI sHs Co
steamshp Tealer Hidrch Eew-o.eang, w q Hrrle.,3 Co
a%2 a,,sss wH 6n ,S5 ops j. p anss
Steamship dudley Buek Psrtist sevbem, Mansy Ferris Co
shin ptsG Nss sSoF LAFeH Ns'se ~ ''' "'
Ship Protector or ,srOn Ie.hon 81 days Win ~.rbs .~ e
Ship MsfcoSs Cer wuisOr gu Campbell. Liverpool days.
J" Bark kl%%sii BSs5 Te- Jegui1sos c..yw
Bar Ariel tbrl Jackson, Fort Enfaoe'a T. !" w. We
Bss ruioo. Orb Priest Carthaseua and Santa Martha WIT
Big s r. Beatty Br Cross carssB gena sbi Santa Msh Md
Big Iris CsE) Simmons ST. Pierre, Ms,, =. yssbl. Sou
seg e LSss Ss s1s Sasy Ter Co
sehI Est, BsAm Luce Sss)tesn, IaoS Dunbar ps,.s
s$ SIs@ i $sss; T 800 is,:i " ~ A's
seSr Robot Knapp. $aciet, STANFORD
& % ss y DE- 'i :dse lid s1 os e.; sS s a.
'' Steamship sS Si Es '"S SI iE Liverpool
a HoG i! one & H ea srsn.a ii ss
Ss%bp raicS Kingdom tBE sais goy Dee a. a nein.
exchanged fas with one Of ,se Iaaa .ie,;nen bound H.
scht J. " srisI Or Potter consl. days, kin pslsss
Sshr Piy8oS,h Rock, ss.bury, Boston. B,
AMERICAN PORTS.
PumADELrsA Jan l5Ayed steaoshp Hunter hos,t, PROT
Conan Foss kingston ia sal steamship star q the Union
BosroS. I6Aryei brig Har@oH from GSees'sf Eos ard
MISCELLANEOUS.
.sS ss so: op he esuas The ssiOoss no
great dinculiy n forcing a passage
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-01-17

INTEREST AT THE RATE OF SIX PER CENT PER AfNuM
PAYABLE sEMI-ASNUAIIY, ON THE FIRST DAY OF
JANUARY AND JULY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-01-17
RECEIPTS OLE PRODUCE.

JAN. 49, ,Si5 bbls. Flour. 3H bbs Whsy, eco sacks
Corn aeal go sacks Oil Cake, rs bush. Wheat, 1882
bush Corn 60OO bush. oats % bush. Rye, 6ls bush.
seeds pkgs Aslcs pkgs Bcef 100 bbs Pork CJ pigs.
Cut Meals pkgs. Lard sy2 Dressed ogs lSS bbls.
Petroleum, sos pkgs. Butter, B,l32 pkgs. Cheese.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-01-17

PRINCIPAL AND INTEREST PAYABLE IN o. GOLD COIN IN
THE CITY or NETWORK.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-01-17
The Pittsbgrgh Commercial, Jan. IA,

FIRST MORTGAGE BoNDs OF THE CENTRAL
PACIFIC RAILROAD co, OF CALIFORNIA.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-01-17
bort G)arosn'e Moiife.
THE PUBLIC HEALTH.

MORTALITY OF TIE PAST wEEK-oSE HUNDRED
TENEMENT HOUSES DESERVING INDICTMENT.
The following is the weekly mortality report OF
Tho Registrar of Vital Statistics:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-01-17
NAVY GAZETTE.

ny IELEGhAPn 10 TnB TRIBUNE
APPOINTMENT REVOKED.
JAN. e.-Aeng Third Assistant Engineer Philip LsttS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-01-17

Tie Bonds hare thirty Years 10 run, and are secured ty
First Mortgage, constituting an absolute prior lien on
that portion Of The Road, Equipments, Franchises,
de- of the Central Pacific Railroad Company located
in the State Of California, and extending from Sdaa-
mentO city TO- the California State Line, lormn0a part
Ofhe GREAT PACIFIC RAILROAD ROUTE, adopted and
aided by the UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-01-17

amount Of suc S7,33s, 600. In coupon Bonds Of 0o'
each
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-01-17

For sale at 95 per cent and accrued interest from
January I, in currency.
For further particulars apply 10
FISK e. HATCH,
Bankers and Dealers in United States and other de-
sirablc Securities No Nassau-st New-Yorlt.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-01-17
ph,ssEwERs ARRrvED.

FROM GLASGOW jan 6-In steamship United khsdoliE Ne
Nell, Mr. Mcbride Nj Poote, and 70 In the steerzge -
FROM LIVERPOOL Jn i6la steamship Edinbureh A. Et
Miss A. Faulkner Miss Gonre Kingdom and sd Burt hasan
way u Ashaore j. iisatS W Hammer lie Coulter Csnsion
24J Storage pssengers. =
PROM h&yRE INb BRRsT Jan B-rn steamship yne De Paris
Gen Duryee, Miss Durte Winsos Richards capk u M
Stenbsl Ms Steabsl Mr. Gni Mrs fOasse ~. hseoant Hmh
Boe, Abide Beae Jacby, Nr B1lo Pedro PsI Mr. asnsr
Mr. Fasselt NJ Cobr Mr. Reio Mr. Boreo Wilhelm Fsld.s y
EA Ohvan o. vare Hess g. fencr G. Mondt Antoine Ahef
Appone Amer Mrs. ycre Mrs n tiosse BRA Durasd, n
Manione Alexandra NJ Jacques NJ Freshman Mr. RAyeo', "
JaHtel, V. FoTeiayn
MINIATURE ALMANAC
San Rises....7:2l San kets..50o Alocn lN
Sandy Hook ..s:50 Cows Island. 5.3i Hell
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-01-17
@EXPoETs SINCE INST sErTl


BY the latest kilograms received from Southern ports,
the weeks receipts to appear In next shown TO
amount about GOo bales, making the total since the
lst OF September FAR yet known, s7ie0. while the
weeks exports 70 Great Britain are $1,000 bales, with
COCO bales TO the Continent
The PittsbErgh Commercial, Jan. IA, says:
OF sherffs sales advertised to take place Jan
o. 1867 embraces the following property belonging 10 Oh
Companies The property,O the Globe OIL Company in
Sugar Creek Township, Venango County, at the snt OF
WnsOP Brothers. the property Of the President Petro-
cum Company containing 5000 acres at the suit OF Bar
ton f. Fleming the property OF the East Sandy and Ale
gheny OIL Company the suit OF j. F. Morrison and j..
X Dale; the property Of tho East on Creek Petroleum
Company at the suit Of Vim. G. Evans; the Cdlbcrtson
Run Oil Company property at the suit OF David Cmlhty
OF Henry A. Weaver Of Pittsburgh the property
OF tho Consolidated OIL Company at the suit OF Charles
O. Poulson; also the Silver Farm Petroleum Company at
tho suit Of VIM. Painter and X. 4. Dillingham; The prop.
critics were put into companies at enormous prices, ana
will sold under the Shcris hammer at mere frae ton
Of the original cost Probably In the long 10 is better
they should change and revert back again into
farming lands pe agricultural Interests Of Oldom nave
been sadly neglected, nearly all the most available
farming property has been held by companies organized
for mining purpOscs and with regard whatever to cu
tiYatiDg the soil
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Cost ano fcnno.

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H. uopa Ranh Of Repube Eewyork No as amount Sooe
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