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SaIGFday, SIIIi r. the 18TH Day Of July, 1851,

S5arion- Cr tfeudeu county, ArxiLllsass e. q
fl,e hIchest bidder for casn In hand tht lol-
I1,rir Described real estate situate IN eEllleu-
a., = llntv Arkansas and Known as tnat part
~ tbs s3nanisb Grant originally owned oy the.
Ciraudee Estate, conveyed DE si5lALs ~ =
ss,.e5-, - George w Underhiu ard isaac bur
80 7rhe sOuIh part OF the southwest q quarter
~ section tEenty-f0ur l24l conveyed "a same
e.5 fhs snufheasf quarter OF section tnl-iy--
Ave AS. an IN township seven %, norm % ne
6sse line OF range eight t5 east OF tns '11 Aill-
NE fifie TO this property Is believed % Be
s-es.ti1 sood. but snail convey only a.
ls.s-t ~ land comprises one OF the lnesr
,Is-tafions on the NDitary t-oads Wiz GIN
borse cabins. ete, being the p An Ls.lon A167Tn
~ 49, t1-oVv-rs Plaes. near n arlon. Ark.
a ,l,,rs, s,lS sts Be BROS n, Trustees.
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ASSETS.


Ess3,2 - 81
The Trustees have declared q DIVIDEND on
all Partici patlng Policies In force which have
been in existence l. months prior % Jan. l. Iss7
70 be credited each Policy iu proportion To its
eonfrtOuttuI TO Surplus, and % b. applied at
the Renewal Of each Policy either In resiuctiod
Of Premium or as Eeverslouary Additions In
ISIS fprovidel the Amendment OF the Charter
now before the Legislature Is effectedj other
wise in ls7U.
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one residence lot adjoining above, 1
feet. Valued at so00.
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Between InIfl aIlu F0IIIII 7II7'I1I
"a prepared again % do all WorE conneeled
| Fif6 the above branches. nom the plain
Kew or Bells 10 the manufacturing OF eomp pti-
Gated Burglar PrOOf Sa es Come anu See ana
encourage home manufactures.
500 All Nnnrlr NEarrnnIed. aEln lm
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ssninGaon News,

WASHINGTON, September In the rcrthcom-
ing pardon proclamation tour classes are except
ed:
First Those condemned or against whom
legal proceedings aye pending.
Second Foreign agents OF the Coniederecy.
Third Military officers above BriSa1iers, and
naval officers above Captains
Fourth. Persons implicated in the LINCOLN as
sassination
The President has directed copies OF his late
proclamation to be sent to all who have taken the
oath to support the Constitution, so that they
may know officially what is required OF them, ac-
cording to that document.
San Francisco advices announce the election Of
the entire Democratic State ticket by about 5000
majority.
The President has instructed the heads OF the
several Executive departments to furnish every
person holding an appointment in their respective
departments with an official copy Of the proclama-
zion of the Sd inst with directions to observe
strictly its requirements, for earnest support OF
the Constitution and faithful execution OF the
laws which have been made in pursuance thereof
In consequence of clerical error in the debt
statement issued the 4th instant, the Secretary
Of the Treasury has determined to issue new and
correct statement to which will be added the con-
dition Of the public debt on the first Of September
1865, which. compared with the corrected state
ment to be issued, will show an aggregate reduc-
tion Of 1854 SOC, ,2O6.s8.
President JOHNSON is said to be highly elated
with the Democratic victory in California, and pre-
diets similar results at the elections in the Atlaitic
States. Latest returns from there show Demo
cratic majority in the Legislature, and thus cut
tirs off all probability Of Republican Senator TO
sucleed CoNNEss.
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YASETo:i. TaE cAPITAt OF Dakota Territory, is
located on elevated ground, and contains about
200 buildings, with population of 500, There are
ten business houses, three hotels, a postofhce,
one church, Episcopal, and another church edifce
in process OF erection. They have daily mail to
Sioux City and weekly mail to Sioux Falls, in
Minnesota. The city is on the site Of al old In
dian town occupied by the Yanktons, after which
1t is named. The foundation of the place dates
fiom 1861, when it became the capital of the ter
ritory, to which circumstance 1t is indebted for its
rapid growth An old frame building has been
rented ioi the use of the Legislature. The prin-
cipal street is called Broadway. One weekly
paper, the Union Dakotean is published, which is
a Democratic organ. Goods purchased in St.
Louis are from ten to fifteen days route, while
those bought in Chicago take about sixteen days
to reach here. In the spring, when the roads are
bad, goods from Chicago take sizty-fve days to
come overland from Dennison, in Iowa, l35 miles,
the nearest point to railroad.
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Washington News.
FT0W NE BuIlIHIOTe UuzeIIe.I

MILITARY ARRESTS in MISSISSIPPI.
WASHINGTON, September 6-Otcial ln1orniatloii
from General Ord's department states that Mis-
sissippi, which has justly enjoyed tue reputation
of being the most turbulent of all the Southern
States except Texas, s now comparatively quiet:
The military have made numerous arrests OF
horse thieves and gueriIas and have brought to
punishment larger number of criminals during
the plst three months than the civil authorities
have ever arrested since the close OF the war
YELLOW FEvEE IN FLORIDA.
Information has been received at the Navy De-
partment that the yellow fever is rapidly increas-
ing at Pensacola Fla. Assistant Paymaster ). -"
Fairfield of the steamer Tacony, had just died OF
yellow fever The steamer Tacony had been Or
dered North.
OFFICIAL CORRESPONDENCE.
The official correspondence relative to the Ell
forts of this Government to save the life OF Maxi
milan has been made public. 1t includes tue
teleprams from Minister Dix, sent at the request
of the Emperor Napoleon. asking the warm anter-
cession of this Government to save the hfe oil inc
Fx-Emperor of Mexico, and also the subsequent
CORRESPONDENCE with the Austrian Minister here
relative to the remains OF nlaSImilIan
THE wu1sKEY TAX.
Another proposition for the reformation oil the
manner of collecting the whlskey tax mas peeh
submitted to the Revenue Department for It's con
sderation whio h merely provldes that %nen, 'nt ~
liouor is shipped from one point TO announcer out W
hond. it shall be accompanied by receipt lor tne
pavmcnt pawn Of tax upon it from the Collector OF the
district in whic. it was manufactured: Its CLAIM
ed that by this means the title to the liquor viii al
ways be kept perfect the same as the title TO re-
alty, and that collectors and inspectors will there
by have better proof of the payment OF the IAN tan
on the articles arriving in their districts than ty
nov have from the brands ON the barrels when
can be forged much easier than a tax receipt
THr PUBLIC DEBT. ,,,
The Secretary of the Treasury has addresSeu ~
tue following letter to the Washington Agent oi
the Associated Press
TREASURY DEPARTMENT, Sept. =, looIi
SIR the statement Of the public dept OH .Lie
lst Instant there was clerical error made ln llie
amount OF debt bearing currency interest IN th!ee
year compound interest notes, by not deductlns
the amount that had matured (sl2,672, 7So) IRON @
the total amount then outstanding, viz s5l 5l2
$50, which should have been s78,S99, 600 The
total am amount our outstanding on the lst of August was
Sill, ,S57, $50. OF this amount there was redeemed
during August, s23, ,9i5, ,52O-leaving total out
standing September lst, 1867. SOL 5l2 80. This
correction leaves the debt OUTSTANDING less cash
Ill the Treasury, 81, ,492, ,7S3, ,S65 O5.
! Very respectfully,
| lSlgnedl II, McCULLOCH.
| Secretary OF the Treasury.
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Domestic Markets.
NOON DISPATCH.

NOON DISPATCH.
NEW YoRk, September 7.-Stock market heavy.
Money las per cent Sterling Exchange 9salO.
Gold 1922 Five-twontes, new issue, 1867, 80. Vir-
ginia SKIES, new issue, so. Missouri slNes, lO3
Flour lOr better Wheat 1a2c better. Corn la2c
better. Ryc quiet. Oats 1a2c. better Pork
steady; sales OF $50 bbs Mess at s24 30. Lard
quiet Whiskey steady. Cotton quiet at 264c. for
tpands. Freights dull. Turpentine SO.
EVENING DISPATCH.
Money closed easier at 3a5c on call, with large
supply and moderate demand. Gold closed at
of loans 81, 500 900, legal tenders s16OJ000; de-
posits, s5,O0O,O00, and specie, s5o0,0O Govern
ments firm. Stock strong and higheg. Cotton
dull: sales 300 bales; Mddling Uplands 269. Flour
lOa20c better. Wheat 1a2c better. Pork frmer,
new mess, $24 25a24 so. Lard steady at 125al4.
Naval Stores quiet. Fre;ghts heavy.
CINCINNATI, September t7.-LloHr unchanged:
"a for niddling. Provisions unsettled. Mess
Pork sold to extent of HOO bbls. at s24 25asA 90
held later at s25. 5acop-shoulders, 14{ sides,
l6B: clear Sides 49, there wers Southern orders for
clear sides at 17s.
WILMINGTON, September 7.-Spirts Tulpentine
steady at 50. Rosin quiet at s3a$6 So
New ORLEANS, September Cotton dull, and a
shade easier; sales IT'S bales; Low NIiddling 2Sta
2i5. Receipts, 2Os bales exports, 2402 bales.
Fully Far Louisiana Sugar 15a. Molasses CO.;
Flour firrner Superine S8a8 %. Corn dull and
unchanged Oats dui at 10. Pork advanced 50a
75--s27 25a27 so. Bacun-Shoulders 15t; clear
Sides 1913; Hams unchanged. Freights unchang-
ed. GoiG i414a142 Sterling 54a56. York Sight
premium. ,,,,,:
nomnally at 24@D24t; no sales; receipts $40 bales
MOBILE, September THE Cotton market con-
tinues dull and almost nomRal sales ~ Dalesi
AIiddlings 22Q221; receipts l63 bales.
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From New Orleans.

New ORLEANS, September 7.-On assuming
command of the Fifth Military District, General
GRIFFIN SAYS "All existing orders remain in
iorce Distric. staff officers will continue to per-
form customary duties at headquarters in New
Orleans until further orders.
General ORD telegraphs that Nicksburg is plae-
ed under quarantine. Boats from New Orleans
must stand at station two miles below town.
Forty-three Yellow Fever deaths during the
twenty -four hours ending this mornng.
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from Richmond.

R1oHMoND, Va, September Yesterday ne
gro named Have, who had bought first-ciass car
through ticket north OF Washington, was put on
the Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac Rail
road cars, near this city, having refused to ride in
the negroes car. He was about to sue the Com
pany, but to-day it compromised the matter by
paving him 5000 damages. This is the first case
South where negroes have received damages in
such cases.
The official registration returns from the whole
State have been received at headquarters. Total
vote, 216OO0 The ratio Of voters Is II whites to
blacks
The Whig has information that tho Commanding
General will order the election for delegates to the
Convention-1N in number between the 10th and
18th Of October
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@ CHIEF QUARTERhlAsTERs OFFICE,
SECOND MILITARY DISTRICT. NORTH AND SOUTH
CAROLINA, CHARLESTON. s. c., AUGUST IT, 1857
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at this Office
until 10 O'Clock NJ Monday the 18th day of septem-
ber 1857 at which time they will be opened. for the pur
chase of the following property, viz:
Wreck Of steamer BOSTON, in Ashepoo River.
Wreck of steamer GEO WASHINGTON. in coosaw
River.
Wreck of steamer CHASSEUR in Scul Creek.
Wreck OF steamer RANDOLPH. in Charleston Harbor.
Wreck Of steamer ETIwAN, In Charleston Harbor.
Wreck of steamer RUBY in Light House Inlet.
Bidders will state the amount offered for each wreck.
The wrecks will be sold separately and to the highest
bidder, unless such bid be doomed unreasonable.
Proposals must be addressed to the undersigned and
marked proposals. for purchase of wrecks
R. q. TYLER,
Brevet MajorGeneral. CHIEF Quarteruaster.
Deputy QuartermasterGen U. s. A.
August1s 25
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ST. LOUIS, September Omaha dispatches say
The steamer 81 John, with the Indian Commis-
soners on board, was fred into by the Indians
near Fort Sully. No damage.
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TELEGRAPHIC.
our Cable nisnaach.s.

BERLIN, September IA pacific note rs, been
issued from the Prusslau Foreign Once, III which
the recent note OF NJ. McusrIER, the French For
eign Minister, Is alluded 70 as highiy satisfactory
to the Prussian Government.
LONDON, September 7.-Ihe little schooner
yacht John Z. Ford, from Baltimore for Paris, be-
fore reported capszed at the entrance OF the Eng
lish Channel was found a day or TWO since on the
coast OF Ireland near Que ,nstown, whittier she
had drifted. Valuable papers and other articles
were found on board and taken to place of safety.
LONDON, September IS P. M.-Consols, 944.
Bonds, 733.
LIVERPOOL, September Cotton unchanged;
sales, 10, 600 bales.
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ShlPPlNa.

FOR GEORGETOwN.--THE FINE
;tIN fast sailing sioop "JULIA DEAN" Of 20 tons
ZN&Scapacity, win leave South Adger's Wharf ON
the above port Freight received up to time Of sailing
at reduced rates. For freight engagements apply to
Master on board. September
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

sy ADMINISTRATOR NOTICE.-ALL PER-
SONS having demands against the Estate of the late
JAMES FITZPATRICK, will present the same properly
atested and all persons indebted to the said Estate will
make payment to Messrs. CAMPBELL SEABaooK, No.
so Broad street. MICHAEL sTAUNTON,
September thsm6 Administrator, de bonis
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The following persons, and no Others are CA
cluded from the benefits of this proclamation a"'
OF the said proclamations OF May 29th, 1860 VIZ
lst. The chiel, on pretended chief Executive
officers incluliiug tile President, the Nlce-fio9i
dent, and all heads of departments OF the pre-.
tended Confederate oi rebel Government, ana ali
who were agents thereof in foreign states Vi
countries, and all who held or pretended to hoo'
i'll the service Of the said pretended Government
rank or title above the grade Of Brigadier-0'eie-
ral or naval rank or title above that OF Cap'a''i,
Or all who were, or pretended to be, Governors VI
States, while maintaining, abetting, submit
ting to and acquiescing in the rebelnon'
2. All persons WHO in any manner treated otneI-
wise than as ewful prisoners of war; persons "no'
in any capacity we're employed or engaged IN INC
naval and military service OF the United otates'
2. All persons, who, at the time they NAV seek
to obtain the benefits Of this Proclamation are
actually in civil, military, naval connnemeht Vi
custody, or legally held to bail, either engaged ui-
rectly or indirectly in The assassination oi the ale
President OF the United States, or IN any Piot Vi
conspiracy in any manner Herewith conuec'eu.
In testimony whereof, 1 have signed these
of the United States to be thereunto atlXed.
Done at the City OF Washington this seventh day
OF September, one thousand eight hundred anu
sixty-seven.
(signed, ANDREW JOHNSON.
BY tho President:
VIM. Il. SEWARD, Secretary of State.
From New York.
New YORK. September THE boat race be-
tween BROWN and HAAnIELL has been again post
poned until Monday, On account Of the roughness
of the tide.
Montreal dispatch gives particulars oil the riot
Yesterday About dozen rioters we're captureu
by soldiers and police. and were only with dlhcu-
ty saved from the vengeance of the enraged cltl-
zens who threatened to lynch them. One police
man was killed about twenty serious casualties
and half dozen gunshot wounds are reported. As
the sum of injuries sustained by citizens, about a
dozen are reported severely injured
The shipment of specie to-day was s6!3,uOu.
Drafts of the First Natanal Bank of Kingston, OF
this State we're thrown out here ON account OF lts
President being defaulter to the extent OF $780,
OOO Treasury officials are investigating the mat
ter.
The elections in Canada yesterday resulted in
riots at Montreal Grifintown, Clarance and other
points. The disturbances were not very Serious
though several persons were badly injured.
The passenger train on the Naugatuck Railroad
broke through bridge, near Thomaston, Conn.,
Yesterday and the baggage car fell into the river
carrying with it sixteen persons. 1t. was swept
over the dam and hoated three miles from the
scene of the accident When it was secured, but
five persons only were found chnging to 1t. The
others are supposed to have been drowned
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

CHARLESTON, s. c., SEPTEMBER 7TH
1867.-At Regular Meeting OF the Alert Base Ball Club
held at Victoria Hotel King street. the following Resou
ton was adopted
Resolved That we the Members OF the Alert Base Ball
Club, dsclam ali connection with an article signed
"Mufn, which appeared In the Charleston DAILY NEWS
Of the 3lst ultmo and that while we believe decisions
given in error and that assisted in our defeat still
convinced that they were given conscentiously,
and to the best Of the Umpres judgment and we acquit
him of all and everything which may seem to have been
imputed to him in that article.
A. B. JARVIS President
]. D. KAvASAUGH. Secretary Alert Base Ball Club.
September9 9
@oFFICE DEPOT AND DIsBURsING
QUARTERMAsTER, ATLANTA, Ga. September 3, 1867.
Sealed Proposals will be received at this Office until IL
NJ, Friday, September 90 1867, at which time they will
be opened, for supplying this Depot with the following
amounts OF FORAGE AND STRAW. viz:
100000 pounds Oats.
455.OOO pounds Hay. baled.
100000 pounds Straw, baled.
The Oats to be sound free from cha or dirt and put
up in good strong sacks Of not less than two or
than four bushels per sack The bay and Straw to be
sound, free from DUST and weeds and well baled. The
whole to be subject to such nspt cton the Department
may direct.
Bids must be in TRrPLIcArE, with copy Of this adver
tseent attached EACH and bear the endorsement of
two responsible persons who willing to become sure
ty for the bidder in the event Of the contract being award
ed to him. Proposals not complying with the require
ments OF this sdver .isement will be rejected.
Delivery to commence within ten (1O days after noih
cation of approval of contract and connre at the rate Of
not less than ouehird of the whole amount per month
to be delivered in upon the siding at the foot Of
Forsyth street. or at the Qusrtermasers warehouse,
Forsyth street. Atlanta, Ga. the Quartermaster may
direct.
Proposals for the delivery of onethrd the amount OF
Forage aud one-haK the amount Of Straw will be enter
tained, or for each article separately.
Bidders invited to be present or represented at the
opening of the bids.
Satisfactory evidence OF loyalty of each successful bid
der and solvsncy of the persons offered as surety will
be required.
The Government reserves the right TO reject any and
all bids.
Proposals should be addressed to the undersigned,
and endorsed Proposals for the delivery of Forage and
Straw
By order of Brevet R. sAxToN. Chief
Quartermaster. b. j. FARNWORTH,
lat Lieut.. 34th q. 8. Infantry, A. A Q. NJ,
September 10 In charge Of Depot,
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Marine intelligence.

New YoRK, September Arrived, Steamers
Virginia, Herman, CotambiG and Atlantic, with TWO
thousand passengers from Europe.
WILMINGTON, September T. Arrived, keoecca
Gyde, New York sailed, Frances, Baltimore
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asrINEQUITY. WILLIAMSBURG DIST TRICT
JOHN WATSON AND ]. L. LANE u.s. 8. P MATTHEWS.
SHERIFF., AND OTHERS.-BILL FOR ACCOUNT, Re
LIEF, DISCOVERY AID INJUNCTfoN.-In pursuance
order made In the above stated case the creditors
OF HARPER LANE, LANE h HARPER. HUTsON.
LANE co, BRADLEY LANE, and W. Z. LANE &
CO., hereby notified that they are required to prove
and establish demands, before the Commissioner OF this
Court against the said Ams before the first day OF
february next failing to do they be debarred the
benefit of any decree in this cause
r. C. LOGAN. C. E. W. D.
,July9 1amo7mos
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Ra- The Relatives, Friends and Acquaint-
ANCES OF ANDREW CoLsoN, and HRS ALFRED THOMAS
and MI. and Mrs D. DAVIS. respectfully invited to
attend the Funeral Services of ANDREW COLSON This
Afternoon at Three O'Clock P NJ, at Mr. b. DAvB No.
SO America street.
September