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Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1867-03-06
ATTACHMENT.
". S Grifltts VI. Coul.on & c.

". 5. Grifitts vs.. J. Coulson & Co.
n IL + PLAINTIFF ON AFFIDAVIT
says the defendants indebted him. 80 abscond
that the ordinary Of law be upon them
having obtained Original Attachment against the defen
dauts made reurnablg before s. C. Hinton
Bl0Unt county. and the having levied on
their property by garnishment II is ordered by said Justice
that the defendants appear before him his Office
District BlOun county, the 18th day Of August 1867
proceeded with parts. 1t that
this DO published four weeks the Knox
vile Whig s. c. HINTON, J. P
February 9th, 1867. At"
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CHANCERY CouRT-SEYIERYILLE.

Ellzabsth N. StanIy Allen stauiy.
IN THIS CAUSE, IT APPEARING
from complalnant's bill which sworn to- that the resi-
druce Of the respondent Allen Stanly is unknown is
therefore ordered that publication be for
weeks in the Knoxville Wing, notifying said defendant ap
pear the the Chaucey for the
county SEWER Court House Seyierve on the ID
Monday Of April next tho bill Of complaint Of
Elizabeth N Stauy fled against him in said Court or the
viii be taken confessed by him hearing OK
parte. NJ. P. THOMAS, G. & NJ.
February y, 1867. At"
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CIRCUIT CoURT-MADIsoNvILLE.

JANUARY IERMI loOI.
W. L Richeson Sterling Nci-Ar .uTEsr-
| ! APPEARING FROM THE AFFI-
bANIF Of the plaintiff filed this that the defeu
aani r udru OF the State Of Tennessee. that the
ordinary process II law cannot reach him II De- ordered that
publication Zoe made for four weeks BTuwul0w p
Knoxville Whig notifying said defendant 60 appear be-
fore u Circuit Court. the Doe held for Monroe
county, az the house jacksonville second
Monday ' May next aud plead answer aud domuT 20 the
TalHh suit, the viii Doe taken confessed and
Tor hearing "a pgrtc
Witness VIM. NJ Smith, Clerk al office Madisauyilo.
second Monday ia January. 1867.
WM ~ SMITH. CIcrh.
I.-LLL.LN
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CIRCUIT COURT-MAYNARDvILLE.

Lalau sharp vs. William Robertson.
| y TIL Is CASE IT APPEARING
from the affidavit Of the plaintiff that the defendant
is nonresident OF the state. 1t therefore
that publication bo made qUng the said defendant ap
at the next term Of the Circuit Court for Union county
the hrst Monday after the fourth Monday Of May next
and defend this suit judgment by default will be taken
against him, ana this set for hearing * partc.
February Il, lSb,. IT. L. X. GARDEN, Clerk.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1867-03-06
Anna Blackburn John A Blackburn, Eliza Wade and
Richard Wade.
Attachment.

David C. Cook James II Yeti William P. Tson.
IT II L PLAINTIFF IN THIS CASE,
L David Cook, Guardian for the heirs Of Philip Ottinger
deceased AFFIDAVIT the defendants are book &C
count indebted 70 Philip Otnge deceased aud absco nd
conceal thgmyes that the ordinary Of law can
not be served Them having obtained original Attachment
against the estate Of the defendants made returnabe before
= Swaggerty Justice Of the Peace for Cooke county and
the having been levied their property, ordered
by said Justice the defendants appear at the Circuit Court
o. be held Ia Newport Cooke county, commencing on Mon
day after the fourth Monday Of December 1867 will be
proceeded with parts 1t therefore ordered that this
tcs Do published in BTOwnOws Wing for four successive
weeks. S. II. SWAGGERTY,
Justice Of the Peace for Cooke county, Tenn
Fsbruarv nth. 1867 lvpfI
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CHANCERY COURT-KNOXyILLF

NOTICE TO NoN-REsIDENTs.
\. 7. Bruce & Co., vs.. Powell Sewer
TIE DEFENDANT THOS. J. POW
l. ELL being uou-reBlent Of Tennessee as stated
ia the bill. 1t is ordered that publication be made in
BTowulOw Wing for four successive weeks notifying
defendant appear before the Chancery at Knox
Vile, the first Monday Of April uSN then
axe defense this bill the will taken for con-
frsscd hin, and for hearing parte. copy Of
the order.
Feb. II, 1867. Itpf5 D.A.DEApERICK. C. & NJ.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1867-03-06
CHANCERY CoURT-KNoxvILLE.


Robert Harper Administrator &c, Pan. f. Morris,
(nOw McBath) ct al.
IN ACCORDANCE WITH A DECREE
made in this at tho January Term, 1867 said
Court Friday, the 18th day Of March, lSC7, on
premises of land which the father mother
the decedent James II. Morris lived situated the
district Knox county One fourth Of the purchase
mouy will be required in hand and the balance in
rcquired with interest and good security and
tanned TIL payment is made in full
D. A. DEADERICK, c. E NJ.
February -, 1867. itpfj
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Chancery Court-Jacksboro'

OCTOBER TERN, 1866.
Elizabeth Dces Sanford II. Does
E'ROM THE ALLEGATIONS IN THE
bill winch sworn to- il appears that the defendant,
> II pses uon-resdeut Of the Of Tennessee II Is
therefore ordered by the Court that publication be made for
our successive weeks Brownlows Whg, rc4u ms said de
enlaut 10 appear before the Chancellor ChauCry Court
l. De held at the Court House AT JscksbOr0 the fourth
Mpa4sl 81 April next, then and there plead, de-
muir - otherwise make defense said bill the Will
be taken or confessed and the hearing paTe
copy Of the order.
DAVID HART, c. e. NJ.
February is, lsG7. it,
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1867-03-06

ONE OF THE ABOVE LARGE AND
~ splendid Steamships will leave Pier No A., North River
foot Of Canal street u o'clock noon, "a" lth
sud 2lst mouth, Except when those dates on
Sunday, and then the preceding Saturday. ASPIN-
WALL. connecting via Panama Railway, with Of the
Company = Steamships from Panama far SAN FRANCISCO
touching at ACAPULCO.
Departures Of the let aud -ls Panama with
Steamers for spl til PACIFIC aud CENTRAL AMERICAN
FORTS. Those OF Let touch az MANZANlLLO.
Departures OF the llth each connects the new
steam line from Panama 20 AUSTRALIA and NEW ZEALAND
Steamer OF March lth 1861 will with second
steamer he Company Selma Line, leaving san Francisco
April Sd, 1861, Tor YOKOHAMA and HONG KONG
discount ul one q AFTER from owed
60 second cabin and sccTago with families
alluwaug" of uNE QUARTER through Clergy
men and their families, and school teachers
One Hundred Pounds Baggage allowed each adult baggage
masters accompany baggage through
children without male protectors baggage received
doch the day before sailing steamboats, railroads and
passengers Who prefer to send down carly
An experienced surgeon board Medicine attendance
FEE
passage uohetG further Information apply at the
Cumpany's ticket ofhcc ON ne Wharf FOOT on CANAL
STREET, NORTH RIVER NEW YORK.
JAns-5m r. r. RABY, Agent.
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Mary }. and \. Low vs.. william c. Swan and others.

THE DEFENDANTS, WIN. G. SWAN,
Samuel H. Swan, Martha J. Swan Samuel Nicely
Archcla A Martha A. Lynch, Frances Lynch, Virginia A
Lynch, Joseph Hyan and wife, Sarah, John Thompson
Vim. c. Thompson, A n. Hair and his wife, Martha j. f.
NJ Jones and his wife Margaret A. j. A Jones and his
wife, Ellen }, Samuel c. Swan and NJ. Lafayette Swan,
being nOnresents Of the State Of Tennessee stated
in the bill: 1t is ordered that publication be made in
BTownlows Wing for four successive weeks notifying said
defendants appear before the ChRnCery Court Knoxville
the first Monday Of April next then and there make
defense TO the BILL the will be taken for confessed
and set for hearing paTtc. 4 copy Of the order.
Feb. Il, 1867 4tpt5 d. A DEADERICK, G. & NJ.
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ATTACHMENT

IT APPEARING TO ME. JAMES FUL-
LEK Justice Of the Peace for said county from th, aa
iayt which tho Attachment u tbs suod that
che defendant has abcouli aud beyond tr limits tho
and Che Attachment having levied urau good
aud Chats 10 ordered hy that publication made
for four weeks in succession u the Knoxville Whg notifying
the said a. lscuAovrr, o. appear before house
naudricc tho 2ud day 81 September NH- and then and
there L. T. Henry plea % damages and case
Of failure do, said will then there De down
for hearing q part". This 10Th Of December, 1861
JAMES FULLER, J. T.,
Feb. ~ Isl. n. For Jefferson county
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1867-03-06
ATTACHMENT.

William b. Mcmillan David b. smith
II Ii + PLAINTIFF IN THIS CASE,
makes AFFIDAVIT the defendant indebted 10 him.
aud that De has removed beyond the State
that the ordinary process Of law be served upon him.
and an original attachment having been levied
10 h ordered that publication be made In the Knoxville Wing
Tor lou. successive weeks, requiring said defendant appear
before o. W Newman, Esq his office, Knox county,
the 9TH day Of April 1867 his to bill
the same viii De proceeded with partc.
Freguary ID, 1867. At G.. ". NEWMAN. ). F.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1867-03-06
Joseph Clest We. John Grimes and John Conn.
T APPEARING FROM THE AT

DAEIT of the plaintiff his cause, that the defendants
ubscond that the ordinary process
law be served them 1t is ordered that publca
be made successive weeks in Brownlows Wing
notifying said defendants 20 appear at the Of the
Court or Granger county, Ruedge, fourth
April 1867 then and there plead
the and demand Of the plaintiff the viii
be taken for confessed and proceeded with pRrte.
February y, 1907 4tpf5 THOMAS LATHlM Clerk.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1867-03-06
CIRCUIT COURT-RUTLEDGE

SECOND JUDICIAL CIRCUIT GRANGER COUNTY, Tens.
W. Il. Daniel vs. Lafayette Carmichael
/ Il APPEARING FROM THE AFFI-
DAVIT Of the plaintiff this cause defendant
bcUuds COnCeals himself that the ordinary process
~ cannot be served him It ordered that publication
Doe made for four weeks BrowuOws Whg
flying said defendant appear at the Of Circuit
Court for Granger county Ruedgc, the fourth Mon
DAY of April 1867, then and there plead
10 the and demand Of the plaintin be
taken for confessed and proceeded with parte.
February r. 1867. 4tpf5 THOMAS LATHIM. Clerk
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CARPENTER & MUNSON.
OCEAN STEAMERS.

PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP CoMPA-
NY'S THROUGH LINE TO CALL
FOREIA.
Touching at Mexican Ports, and carrying
the United States Mail
Through o., hcoty-too days.
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LAMPS! LAMPS ! LAMPS |!

An ASSORTMENT OF KEROSENE
"A OIL LAMPS AND FIXTURES on hand. For sale at
the Drug Store Of sep2G 5. D. MITCHELL GO.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1867-03-06
Elliott Co, vs Lamb { Miller.

LIII0It i 20, Va LanlD \ Hitter.
I ii E DEFENDANTS, W. J. LAMB,
and John Miller being residents of Tennessee
M the bill Il Is ordered that publication be made Brown
low Wing for four weeks notifying said defen
dauts appear before the ChaHCey Court Knoxville
tho first Monday April next, then and there
defense 20 the b the will be
20 them and for hearing pare copy order
Feb. 2, 1867. pi5-It ID. "A DEA Derrick. 9. NJ.
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DENTISTRY.
DOCTOR FOUCHE.

j q n II l = 7.
OFFICE:-G0y Street, one door south Of
the National Bank,
Established in Knoxville in lStl First class dental opera
tons only performed in his office. maygu
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1867-03-06
Saokctt, Bclchcr L Co., vs. William Homer
II ACCORD MOE WITH 4 DEC

made this at the January Term, 1867, Of
Court will sell tho door of the Court House In Knoxville
Friday the 10Th day Of March 1867 the Ou
the West side Of Water street. knoxville the property hd
estate said Homer and now occupied 10y his widow subject
10 her dover interest credit of and twelve
taking bonds bearing interest with good security
ing lien tan paid d. 4. DEAUERICK. &. q NJ.
g.
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nas" All persons suffering with any affection of
the Head, Throat or Lungs should write at once for
our pamphlet fully describing all symptoms per-
tanning to the above diseases
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-02-05

TRIAL OF STEAM-PLow AT New ORLEANS
Quite q number Of the leading planters and NOR
chants of our State wero present yesterday ct the
trial OF tie steam-plow imported by Aessrs. Long
street. Owen g. Co. The trial took place at the
fair grounds Of tho Mechanics and Agricultural
Association, and tho apparatus, under the dlrec-
ton of Mr. Max Eyth, late engineer IN chief to the
Pacha of Egypt, e1inced to tho fullest satisfaction
of all present it's wonderful Capacity as marvel
lously complete and effective agricultural imple-
ment. Some Of our most extensive planters who
were present at the trial enrupturcd with the
swiftness and accuracy with which it performed it's
work. albeit the ground was unfavorably adapted
to q trus and fair exhibit of it's powers
The plow moves between two engines with such
ease and celebrity, guided by one man, that tho
work Of forty ordinary plows, with oil the neces-
sary hands and acconpaniments, can be perform
ed in twenty -four hours, and every moment of
favorable weather may be improved with such
premptitude and certainty that no lime is lost in
preparing the soil for whatever, crop may be de-
signed. The advantages of this wonderful lnl-
provement need only to be seen to satisfy all who
are interested in agriculture Of its adaptabity to
our soil, and the economy and practcability of its
working Oh large or small scale. 1t is such al
enterprise as should interest eyory planter and
merchant in the State. and promises yet to reyo-
lutionize the system Of Southern agriculture. We
can i'll afford to let planters Of Egypt, who have
tested this machine, surpass US in enterprise in
the culture Of our great staples, and with the ad-
vantages of the steam-plow we may vie with the
world in wealth and productiveness.
NetC Orleans Crescent,
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-02-05
Southern Algebra.

Southern Algebra
,,,,,m .s 4 MATHEMATICAL ART-sUMs IN YANKEE
wArEsEp Mu.K-wooDEN NUTMEas, ETC.
ssThe following correspondence explains ltsell :
To he Editor of the Boston Iranscrapt:
tive in Kentucky contains some extracts trom an
algebra by Major (afterward GGneral) y. u. ILL.,
.cbich may be nterce ting to publish to show what
Southern children arc taught. give lew OK
a@glsS: els! se,,a ,t Boston at cents por quart
n1ilkman mixed certain quantity OF water WIN .
quarts of milk and sold the mixture al Genus Eei
quart, without losing by by the sale. "h@o 10 VIZ
Quantity Of water added (" o,,o,
nutmegs, which cost him cent piece, with
Quantity of real nutmegs, worth cents piece,
and sells the whole for s4, and gains sa ~ os snS 9
fraud. How many wooden nutniegs were taGte <
ssAt the sWoman's Rights Convention, held at
svr,cnse New York, composed OF $50 delegates,
the old maids, childless wives, anu bedlamltes,s
we're w to each other as 5, z, and g. How many OF
each class2 p ,.;,,;,,a
ness to berate his slave valued at $1,000, upon the
receipt of that sum from charitable persons. nc
received contributions from twenty-four persons;
and of these there were a 19 fewer from the NORTH
than from the South, and the average donatlon OF
the former was As smaller than that OIL the iattef.
What was the entire amount given by each Z!
Answer-$5O IS: tue North, $3.50 by the South.
ssThe eld Of battle at Buena Vista is six and one
half miles from Saltillo. Two Indian soldiers
lyoiunteers) ran away from the field Of battle at
the same time; one an h. mile Rer hour taster
than tho other, and reached Saltillo five minutes
IG.aI seconds sooner than the other. Required
the respective rates Of travel?'
Tie letter contains thirteen exam Dies, but
think the five given arc sufficient to show the tn,
cb;idren and youth of the South receive is Of kind
ca1culated to make traitors OF them, and to make
them despise tho North, If possible, more orr than
e,ro-1 aror c.. w. ".
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-02-05

TEE Southern coastwise trade has been greatly
affected by tho ice embargo during the Month.
The trade by water with Richmond has been en-
tirely suspended by the ice in James River, md
That with Norfolk greatly intorfcred with by the
same thing in the Patapsco River ard Chesapeake
RAY. The receipts OF cotton were S012 bales, Of
which 1854 bales came from Savannah: BIG from
Norfo]k 1877 from Charleston, 232 from New Or
isons 63 from Wilmington, N. c., and 20 from
Eastyillo, Va OF rice, 10 tierces were received,
frnTo charleston and 48 tierces from Savannah,
Tie Tie receipts Of naval stores we're 2l4 barrels tur
penire barrels ros9 and 2as tS 6;Ires list tar from
,o'S i ros7n from Norfolk From Now Orleans 499
1,arroIs molasscs, and 81 hogsheads and barrels
s1par we're received, and from Charleston 100 bar
Tels sucar.-Baltnsore Sun.
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Boston Foot ana Shoe Market.

EOSTON, January 3e.-Thero is but little moro move
ent in the Boot and Shoe trade bat the is far
from satisfactory for the opening OF the spring trade
There are buyers in market from the different SECTIONS OF
the country but yet they dc not avcs desire to pnr
chase largely The general impression abroad hat the
prices ofa kinds o merchandise are lower is no doubt
affecting the spring demand for boots and soes, while
the cost Of Manufacture nearly the as it was last
fall The stock OF all kinds bon:. fully as high nov as
thcn therefore the manufacturer nls but small mar
gin the item OF abor wliic, TO make concessions.
The stock el hand is ample the present demand
For the best quality OF work the prices arc firm, but
for the lower the grades fusnating from day to day
With the present prospect sholld advise the naau
facturers TO continue working short, bearing i'll mind
that tho producing capacity tho Eastern market is far
advance OF former years. before the aid Of machinery
and steam, and that the necessity OF making mp in adj
vance longer exists Work orders far posi-
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Funnysraph c Reporting.


We find in an exchange somewhat of an amusing
statement Of reportorial doings which did not e1-
actly convey the ideas Of the lecturer. The re-
porter thus put the lecturer in print
tsThe lecture last evening was q brilliant affair."
The hall ought to have been filed. We are sorry
to say only forty persons we're present The speak
or commenced BY saying that he was by birth an
@ ecclesiastical deduction, gave learned descrip-
ton Of the devil, and his skill in saving trees
Among ether things he stated at .ae fSe
eloquent divine may bo induced to repeat the lee
The next day the lecturer came out with the FOL-.
lowing letter, in which he rudely spos the report
by correcting few mistakes
Dear Sir In report Of my lecture in your
beautiful city have made made son snas msass * n7a which
as by birth am ssecclesiastical deduction;" what
that not by birth but By only seoe e
Tie devil saving trees, spoke of him as sowing
tae have said nothing q put spa pGse
ty. said that Cecrops was the founder Of Athens,
and instructed the people in agriculture.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-02-05

The inspections Of Fonr and Meal IN the CITY OF
more for the week cning January 81 1851 were es ol
iow,-Howard Street 3712 bbls and 90 hall Dds; Cl1
Mills e356 bIs and 90 half bbls Ohio 176o bbls ana
Family 24 bbls and 90 half bbs-toal Wheat Flour 9l2a
hls and 90 half bib g. Together mth 10 bbls hye Flour
and 900 bbls Corn Meal. eoo h,,o,o,.
-GRAIS-Wheat-Ther saie to-day OF Gu0 pusnets
red at 50 go and lot of $50 bushels prime DO
was offered at S3 90 but net soldno White Wheat ro-
ceved or sold er several days past Corn6loo oushes
white and 500 bushels yellow comprised the
rhe was steady with sales Of good to prime at 5! oSa
05 mixed do at S1a1 OF of yellow looO oushels soo 81
aagG bulk at 95a9G cents, for uptown delivery oats
better 5000 bushels received and 100o bushels soo
at 56a5s cents per bushcl. No Rye offered .oc,
HAY--We quote good to prime bal timothy 81 eaoi
~: 800 tons sold to Government ut the latter.
Mo1AssEs-Wi.h h quiet market we quote alr 10 Primo
New Orleans ut T5aS2c; Porto Rico, new crop Iar 70
urine 55a7Oc; Cuba 40a50c and English Isand 6oa4oe
per gallon. -. ,o tno
af for Shoulders 12}c for rib and ior
clear rib Sides l5al7c for Hams Bulk Meats scarce ZOE
immediate delivery; receipts still Backward Mess foE5
steady at s22a22 50 per tb latter for retail lots Sra
for large lots 13o for jobbiDg Baltimore rennco
Is &c per lb in kegs ,+o
terms. s,u,.o,
firm at lust quotations. 90
ST-The market is steady for lots from dealsrs at s2
10aI Is for Liverpool Ground A So ?0a3 70 per SACK
for Fine and 58aG0c per bushe for Turks Island In os
from store ~, ,=
WH1sKEY-Nothing reported; quotations still Irregular
and difficult to give.
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MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF CHARLEsT sTON.

Arrived Yesterday.
Steamer Eliza Hanco1, Richardson, Savannah, via
Beaufort, Hilton Head, &c. 27 bales s Cotton and
Ndze. TO Ferguson & Holmes, Hopkins, Mcpherson &
CO, Ravene1 Co, Canale.
Schr Deas from West Point Mill. 81 bbls Rice To
Boat from Edisto G bales Cotton. To " N Law
ton.
Cleared Yesterday.
Steamship Falcon. Reed, Baltnofo-c0urten'' Iron
scbr jonas Sparks Crowther, Baltmore-srest Bros
Went to Sea Sunday.
schr Warner, Adams, Now York.
Sailed for this Port.
Steamship Carlotta, Collins, from New York, Fob 2.
Memorantln.
The steamship Falcon, which started for Baltimore
yesterday afternoon came to an anchor In the ROADS
dispatch from Baltimore dnted the 4th inst says the
Carroll is still detained by the Ice but Wa e1
pected to get OF on that day.
The scbr G Thomas, Crockett, from this port for
Boston, arrived at Holmes Hole Jan 3O
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-02-05

AT Frankfort a fortnight ago The Merchant Of
Venice" was played at one Of the % theatfss an9
Vat he claimcd from Ills debtor and the latter
ranIied. mud "a pound Ct flesh" man in the gallery
~ .ad ont "And eight scsars. The frankioIt
people D. spplaudod this anus9n to the russan o. o
during G the dnaed and the pocs Ice
elaared tho house.
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New York Market,
MONEY MARKET.
Tho New York Erening Post Of Friday Febrssry lst

Tho New York Eronin0 Post OF Friday, heorssr! i1'
saya:
towards restoration of confidence There is. however
on the part of two or three leading banks which have
been accustomed to certify Cheeks wholesome dsin.
cp.tiou to pledge their credit extensively az they
have sometimes done in the past The case OF Mayer
has inspired them with salutary caution Ihe rate for
cali loans ~ on miscellaneous colateras; and to on
Governments Discounts quiet the best bills PISS,
ing easily Mt tos. The less known names are stu out
Of favor.
1uotatons: TO- 1851; 1880, 1861; l0:45 l35; l1:SO
l35 4; -, 1851; L. 1856 80, 1s5ss; lS5
Foreign exchange Is dull and nominal Bills At 60
DAYS on London for commercial; 10SHa10sA
for bankcrs' do at short sight 1922 PARIS at 60
DAYS 2Oa5 1715; to at short aght, 17h 10 Ant
werp 20a5 SWISS 20a5 1ss1; Hambl SGaS6
Amsterdam al1a41E; Frankfort 41a4l = emen, 7SA
a7Sl5; Prussian thulcrs, 72af2l4:
patches by the Cable with those received by private
bankers hos been handed about III Wk street for two or
three days past and in the absence OF I'll expl nauon
ha, naturally given rise to severe comments: