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New-York tribune., 1867-08-24
CONVERSIONS OF GOVERNMENT

CENTRAL PACIFIC FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS
r,aas Jor ae Aoide,s o1oa
TWELVE FER CENT. ADVANTAGE,
TnEsAXE RATE oP INTEREST
The eStrge effected tie following to-day Aug 81. OF
eourss m gures are subject to slight ysaoz from day day
Receive Cs 1871 Registered ard rsy difference s5a 80
Receive o. 1891 Co-pon and py 63 50
$50 62 Registered and pay 43 50
Receive q so g. CoSFoa and pay l80 SO
s. 30 c. Coupon. snd pay l45 50
Reeee 52o Coupon, ard pay l51 %
Rsss,e so 6s Coupon, rsy tfefeue......
Retye SO e. Couron, aa pas dfeere........ I3e "a
Rtev, ltn CaDoa sad pay GfT,nfe p 20
Reeve Ca s SEXES. and Jay acel Is3 80
Receive e. sso. seres and paw l32 %
Receive o. s1s o. Series and Isy i1 %
each aeU,sEl
For sale b. Banks srs Bakers gsnray Of whom ieerp'.
Pamphlets "a. Maps be obtained and ty
FISK G. HATCH,
BASKirs ASD pEALERs IN GOVERNMENT SECURITIES,
rNASoiM AGESTs - THt c.. ,. 90,
No. SAssAUST NY
n B.@niit, e Go'ordelt st,alia Boefat ard Sod
Dspe,i u Bslis Lssles ard stlt,s Ise,,d on
hyoIsteerms.
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rrroEr or IrrT. sANns.

US S. HARTFORD, Ar SEA, June 10, 1857
SIR The following is a memorandum OF circumstances
attending the death of Lieut.. Commander A. Macheh-
zie AS far ms am able 10 state Al about O'Clock H.
ON the 10Th inst Mr. Mackenzie called for volunteers
from the Hartford and him with the 10 or u men
then under my command, in answer 10 his call Wewere
stationed behind elump Of bushes To Keep LOOKOUT iOr
the enemy few minutes after we bad taker our posi-
on Nr Mackenzie was sent for by yOu and was left in
by the enemy, who had got On our HANK through tue
undergrOwh H. and ordered charge aud returned their
fire As soon as the firing commenced MT MaehehNe ran
M TO head the party, and ordered halt before we ad
more than 30 yards As soon as he had reached
the front lie ordered advance, and was leading the
attack when were fired on by another party at ais
tauce about IS yards The enemy fired hye or sX snos
at once aud one of these that struck
did know that he was seriously hurt ana lett MIN
walking the to meet the doctor, VINO Was coming
M at the time We fred two three yoleys at the en-
and drove them back, but before we had autahceu
more than 10 yards further received the order to fal
back, ana 10 not until ten minutes after that learned
that Mr. Mackenzie was mortay wounded To reach TIE
enemy we charged across gully flied With long grssS
which impeded our movements ana aIead oI W sun
there WAS a rayine backed by dense mdergrowth. IL
was Impossible to tell the position OF the enemy unti we
the sD,oke Of his pieces, ana we were Ooise ~ e
at the flash. We were IA PLAIN slght an open latA lol
which We could not ten feet. Very respectfully,
To Lieut. Commander BELKNAPi L. S. s. Hartford. ..
REPORT or CAPT FoRNEY
UNITED STATES FLAGSHIP HlRTFoRD
AT SEA, June II, 1867.
SIR: have the honor herewith 10 submit brief report
OF the part taken by the marines the 18th inst the
Island OF Formosa On first landing, by your order took
charge of twenty marines. deploylng them forward as
skrmshers dense and almost impenetrabe thicket OF
bush prevented the men from advancing very rapidly
penetrated with them to creek about half mile from
the beach without meeting with any of the enemy, anu
Naa then recalled for further orders You then instructed
me " leave sergeant ana hNe men OF Tie ue"o"i ""N W
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bnIurstir alarIict.

New YORK, Sracml,cr H.. Stnrka r.iN Strong.
Gold 443 Money ia;,. Sterling: aial0!. d? Con
pons lil. Virginia is. ncw issue, ;,Il rinnr i0a
Zoe. Lettcr. Wheat 2a;l.. iclirr Corn unchanged
Rye qnict. Oats ic lower. Fork so aia20 a74
;.ila2dc. Tnrpanlnr G0l. f;n,iu, rnnmnm, 81.
/ l2l, and very iirm
EyENlSn DisrAi,II.
Money Ilg per cent. tiod III. IT,. c"nlt.ll.
iiIi. Flour advanced, rhicl> nn the lower grades
State tsall; Snu,nrpn sII alal3 u. SnuthcrI
Amber Wheat - 10. iorE easier; Mixed Wrstcn
81 2aa1 2lt. Pork ga TO- Lard l3alIl. Whsle,
quiet. Cotton &C. lower; sales 100 bales al 2Gc
FreigIns iirmcr
BALTIMouE September IL Cotton ,inll aha,
dropping. Coffee, a little dniIg hut ,inclmnncd
Flour firm at yesterday advance. Wheat firm
yellow Corn 81 Is. Oats. G,LD5r. Provisions very
quiet b,i prices unchanged. Moss IHit :25 ~
Lnrl iirlncr. Wlishcy unclaimed.
CIScI.SATI, September H.. Finnr and Corn firm
and unchanged Pnrl: Iirm at 81, il,aai. i!ac",
Shoulders. he; Clear Sides, ioir. Lard, I3tr
WILNlSGro%, September u, Impcnlinc linn
1T 5Ia5it:. Resin steady ri :a.ihaG.Ij. WcalhcI
cloudy with daily rains.
MOBILE. September II. iin..- EASY ut llr.
for MiddlingI; sales 100 l.,lcs: receipts Ila.
New DRtLASS, September II. SAFES 2jD l,il,-
@lml! and unsettled; Low MiddIng -. noniiual; H.
Extra il2 -. Corn ,nll; Mixed 81 IL! White II Il!
asl 20. Oats ,lnil and unchanged. Mess pori
S2S so. BACON Shoulder. lji; Clear Shlcs 20c
Choice Sugar CMrel Hams -. lard IN ticrccs lii
Cold iiiali. Sterling Jia,l. New York Si;hl EX
change per G. premium.
SAVANNAH, September ll.--CotUn irregular
holders anxious 10 sell, Aliitllngs 2aia23! salcr
70 bnlcs. ioccpts, 2tI.
AUGUSTA, September H. Cation duh sales g
bales. Mihdlin;,s 22a:2i.
Weather rlnndy and chilly.
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SPECIAL n0TIG ES F..

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,.,,I,r I,. t'rI,r 4 .u,t A M, uh, Ma. .i,,, Il.
paved shall pay Hu, ~ tiu> u.hi,i.t .,.I au, Mar
!.,I. committing Iir I'm. iir. Ilir.r nav .I,,i, h..
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TuE WEATnEn.-Not in tho memory Of the Oldest
ctizons have wG had SO muci, rain as has talcn in
this section OF the country during tho sprinG and
summer OF tho present year.
Wo have heavy showers of rain nearly every day
for tho last two months anil the prospect Is still
good for al indefinite continuation of tho same.
Marion Crescent,
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Il ,,lHHWt ~ kiNu ANbcA">tDlN
M.a.h Ihi.' Charleston. 4.
ES' \ iui'NG l.Api RETURNING 1u iit.S
c"uuir! t.,in. asr .,.'irn ~ u.;lii,a ~ H..
.ii, har .iy r..,,Z,1l l.. her nirnh4 In place,
cHar,r instir n,I-i'L Es,. shr had I.n ruby r"n
i.'Ninn 81 ainSi marble ,ln..olhIira+. AMI I>i..i
~ ht, ,hr'r rhc rAii. aI~LG''i t'u "'I.hru. T.u,u
u.rk A L. lr sans, at ~ i::.ai .iInnr. s. ,iiii.
i't iiirm t:iLt she u al III" ,lEkNStkN EtiN.
rHis,.."i tu Iny iI,ilii I'. L.. lid, tit.
l;S IL uH'any lady ,"niIru.n Improve their pr
+.nll appearance aI nlIlI lIrt iii. II -upi. ia
r",iiiation. - NaiL h,r,.I b. ,imI' M uh-uriA-
al III II, ;il ~, all ,iia"iii iur Ir'm. .l,, irIi
ing. vH.m-inS il h,.nS ,ir ihr -Lu a' ,,nn.
Bh IT. Iiri t"iun the rih 1t draws ir'n II all ,I-
imluth+ L,uiiI hrlli III, -lins. AMI i"aNinl' ii -
la" "a, NItur" ,rul,,l rl.'ni L. clear, s. stnL.;l,
ari i'.ati'iut irnr u. s"it lS Maj "r i',r''
M =: Nc, la,rlr street. ,iaru-, y. \.
I IL .'!y tnrrI's ", ..,lr the s4u.-
Mara ST. l.,
Hp- AHlttiClhl. EfES. AiriFlCINI. lll'-
MAN EAl,> niI'l.' IL "rlrr u,il innrrirl in Ina T.
Bhlcli a,J T.. '0lIlI.MkNN ,i,r,.rrB ,inp,.nr.i ly
R"rssn:Hrsu. "I paIi-'. NJ .t, E."UiwLy. N.m l.,L
SmU II Nr
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From every section Of tho district We hear lad
reports of tho condition Of tho cotton crcp. II has
been raining every day, moro or less, since onr
last issue, and tho windows Of Heaven look to.aay
OH If they wonld toar asunder. and send torrents
upon our already flooded district. Tho cOnHeu
is that cotton 'hoila have ceased growing, and
Hlero the stalks are rank tho hollis near tlle
ground are rotting. We understand that there In
| q great deal Of sickness in some portions Of tho
district.-Mdrion Star.
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SEPTEMBER 12. 1867.
VI lstsil..l,.

TN The .vruin.: al the itiI. by the Rev lila NES "
Mnp. At III. rr>!i"rt, 81 ;hc brides mo"r. Il " "
SEl 10 tbIltllr: \. a.' ,iIiht"r ~ iir iIiH ~"
M.r. u a 1 ..fY'Ri:f l.. y ~. ~ .: ;n,- II
~ - [,
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TuE FiIlsr BALE op NEW cnrrw. --Onr enter.
prising anil energetic fellow Citizen ". W I.rai-
dy, brought tho flrat tW, LalcH ar new cotton to
this market Yesterday.
Our planters nre later in gathering their col Ton
tl,is season than formerly, On account OF tho i'm
monse quantity OF rain that has fallen for tho Inst
month. Marion Crescent.
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4 FnRIiGN r,rEk saya: Son Sunday the wis.,
tors IN lln camp at Chalons behcld a curinlls and
interesting scnne. Two snntinois, wearing tho
uniform Of fircnadicrs Of the Guard with tl guns
perpendicular AMI knapsacha or !hoir backs, woro
walking gravcly uP ami down before tho iinoce,,-
pc,l apartments Of Tho Emperor. a few moments
before captain nrtho ihirty-iifih Of tho limo, who
was in command ol tho post OF honor at tho In
peria quarters, Ind taken tuso two soldiers, put
thnm through their exercises, inspected thoir
arms ami nccoutrencnts, mud then placed them an
sentrias befors the Emperor's door, at tho sanlo
time giving tlom the password. Their names
wcrn EuoRNE-l.ouIs NAPOLEON and LOUIS Coz
EEAU, both cafdns dc houp. OF the Frst Grena-
dicrs OF tho Gunrd. Tho Prince, Wishing to gain
an exact idGa Of tho dutir. ot sentinel, had him.
self desired to put them into practice, md for the
tino mentioned both ho ard his youthful cOmrado
earned and presented arms according to the rank
| oi tho superior officers and othera who passed be-
fore their post, aclultting themselves OF ,his duty
With admirable seit-possession and gravity"
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i'rOIii Galveston

GALVESTON, September l1.-Tl,r Rev H. a.
rARHAM, President Of Howard Assoca,io al Cor.
pus Christi, died OF. August 20 SAMUEL. ADAMS,
Assistant Surgeon l.. S. Army, died on the 9th
Thirtytwn deaths tr0,H yellow tcye. have occur.
rcd here since the nh. 'lch riscs were admitted
to the City Hospital To-day from IKE Revenue Cut
ier Dei"nrd;,. the fever Ina. arprar.'I at L..
iiria-i.. iirrn;i. 80, ,,h -: h.r ;u...I..,, u,,n.
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fsli"w rr,r In New orleans.

NEw rnr.l:ASa, September II. There were Il.
deaths trn:l yellow fever during the Il hours c,,,I.
ing nj q " NJ. TODAY The City Council last night
hell an election fr assistant Recorders ilrrr uc-
grocs alnl "ir whit" man mcre rhoscn. telrol.-
we're ais;' th"s'a - several other mrmr!pal
positions.
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SPE EC!Al NOTICES

r5' EpkED oi' EIGiSrR\rnpN rluEl,
rHE'lNrI.r rhIS E'ir.i wil y: =. u-'II .m Y....,.
Tu.sriy aai W"0 "ii \, n!' u ~ ii.in, ii"'i.. Al
Fsr ir. Ft'i'. AMI >:Er'rg. ~ :c SU... ,,.i :,..
gin, !inI.' III i,-,r." -tr,r m IL n'r-.p,,u ,. -
roth ,iini wt, :c int. vail hc ,,rc:,-i ~ r,,I.
10 inSstt" th' :i-i. IA auL pit', - No
Hop. Engine Hnnsr, aal the Dan tIL the
SinmGndh En;;iEc House.
On tho p; the Board Will Sit iH. III corrcci" ;hc
lis, 'is: ca oi the above place.. iUT -
ton oi tIa lists, namely. fo itc ctaiu:c Ui
Omitted
Gtu:"n. whO hiNs k-, ihri y.i,,rsi"t al. IA. an-.
'tha'nt "hn have Md tiI"ir n.IiriIIn, at lnicnti.
fui"l.u 'h'hru- nio rnmI,I,d - volunteer inin
the Rebel army. ulvitrI nvsi.r -ub,.I t.
rrvi-tl u! iiIr t"'rui i'nii,. ,'r"II
llr "rl:s arr {, register all vi rrr...m trIsl,.-
ihMi~ NJ. MOE;.IsnS
'!ai,u;In r,a,i at Registrars.
tor lh,rI t'rc.;nEi l,in.i
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Bs- MItH %INSl.liM'S = saaIritiNli SSRUr FOR
tilnrrm l"u,ina great. tt,ttirS Ia, process teeth
inf. l.! aJit"Inp. the H,is r.liiciii MI inflammation
w,,l AHA, Nj, r,,> ant siaS,. arn', aint Il Stiii
10 Rl,ir .NfI' rHE l,,%ElS. p,r,mi upon, it, iJill
I-. viii firr rest L. yourselves. sui REiil:r AMI
HEALTH TO Nulili INFANTS.
We have put NJ, AMI snIL his ai;ir. ir yras. anL riu
aty an confidence ant truth vi il What W. have nc,rI
IT, -, tide in .,i'r r,iir,' N',.'r hus il ltil
NrNrr did W. ino@ an tn-anr III dissatisfaction hy
ii" VIII" u-rl 1t. TN the ail rli rL wiil,
ta ,rni"E ant -iraL Term. oi ruI.tI.tion nt i:-
uittcal effects AMI in,,li.at N,it,lrs
w si'eak IN liih matter WHAT vi III KN,hw," att,
yeats ~ cNi"rirnr,'. aiit lr,s' reputation TN
hh!ln'nt :" what ..r. ,iarr. la almost ~ crY Ia.
-ianr" where i,. infant is snti!in.. pam ui rN.
h1liSli.I rrir wili III iIll "r tM.n, InIrr-
utter liz, syrup a. administered
tnl hirrti", nA. III II.,,IsIuy risI, t.,tiir
a.. sure aIi.l 'ill L,r
'MlGi. MINSlIIN':i S,hIrIlIS, .Ailip''
llarni: thu f,' Hm.h III tunrs S rIuki..'' an TIA,
outside wraprr. All "it.in AZ. has. iIn,IIii.nt
S,h T., DIrIAisti thr.ni h,nI iir Mnti ir... ,,mI,
Ii 'euta Irrr h,'iIl..
prcs-No. II: Fnl,"n a,i,"t. S"M NniE: ~, .u: M !,
tl"lior,. inni"R. Euclan.t; @ III II aui street au
trcal. canada pOwIF 4 MoISt Ansnts
AuSust:i iLIh7@na Charleston :. q.
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t)Itlrl llS Y.


:;tNilfb I'i> iu". a. anderson e. II. ~, tn.
"Ne;';!:; I.r:r' b." 'i'. ne Tb her i,.
.rr ~, '., 81: :lmN u'niii,. borne With Christian,
lsl'irr ant i'~,:.i,I,inn, Nrs SARAH T. tilttI..;.
wIl o iic lat: 1unI EiEsE 'iInBE, Ea' o' Charles
ion. =. e..
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Grrut RAIN Storm in Snynn.un

SAVANNAH. September Ill heavy rain storm
has prevailed all day. One house Was srllck kv
lightning anu l'atlly damaged. Mrs. G.. RoAruE
was killed.
The track af lhc Georgia Railroad was washed
away near ihc depot, lint the travel wa, mol III
ierrupte1.
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Sci,l,'lillrr !!

M To lill: CITIZENS M FDHEh;N IIliIlI
WHO ARE NOT aS YET EiiiisrEEtp. Y.m ar. ,,i,
~ 1" Meet "u tr,iiy t'drn"l. The. lith im-t,ut. II,
Market Hail. Ia Laye Snnr right 1" Hrri-tIaiim =,
pluinrt. AMI ~ l.. appoint i.,uiiiti, Nitnr.!I.a
u"n III" tr:,luinscl ~ iht Ii. AMI Ia, Hoard, 81
E'ig-iiait'n NJ: irsI'ritull, invited T.. b. ltra.u
l!y ,'I,tcr at l,,.' i.,ihuuiIrc
StlIe eIl,,,r L.
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Bonds 7j
I.,vrnpr.,. ."r.c..bc, ll--Ncon. ,'oi,y. dull.
UrIand, ..l. o.o.,:,, 'r.l Sales iunp0 ba,,,.
l'rratlstnila uIlc,.
Wn n-iitl.tpu News.
"AaniNdi'N. September il.-.'iir record, ~ t!.n
fcs,'lrmA "nicc show 5000 ,rlr,u,,s previous 10
recent amnesty.
mo question la. been made whether hrcyct
RANK above Bigadicr General rxcludcd from am
hes'S' "hrthr' thu tenn agents excludes thh>r
wl,u went ,br,sd /. sell in,u.l, ami cotton.
Au Omaha dispatch SAYS i,Il iJa soldiers snm.:
Out West entered tho Transfer Depot driving "l
I'll" guards. ai,d go, ,cr, iruni.
The Internal Ic,rnnr receipts to-day amounted
to s272,0o.
lhr h"'Hi las The following. dated bangor, Hlr..
September 10: The result OF The election sertcr-
day in Maine has asturishrl both parties. The
immense Republican majority OF last year whri,
was l5 09', lia' hcrn nrlrly II not entirely over
come, and II will take time tn decade certain.
II II the Rads, candidate I,r Governor Is rlrctcd
The c"nEtics III York, kmnv Lincoln Washington
ana Aroo-i""L lIa,r c'rtanN been Huinri l., ihA
iIeniocraia alnl others are ~ tlouh.
There IS no immediate prospect Of Il change in
the 'amnat t!ion:i ihc pressure continues.
The Name l:irrti ion..
WASmINGIoS, September II. The hcay, G.uIi-
cal loss III Maine rrritr, intense rNclcurmt. 'rir
lower House. which ln>t wear had hut tli,lrcn
Democrats. is Gnw ylaiiurd 10y that PARTY. The
great Central States al New York prums, wanna
AMI Ohio are claimed as certain, aud the defeat of
negro suffrage in Ohio seems conceded.
Cholera In New York.
Tine f,n,mC,rhH understands that there hay.
been several lnlal rarra :" cholera ainrIr th..
troops on Governors, Island. lie dis,;Sr prevails
there Glarnimely, a,iI communication with iIr,
city had brcn inicr,lirir1. \ fatal cas-, has hr,i,
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VOLUME ". NO. 644
TELEGRAPHIC.
Bur tnhI, I,i.,,nirhr,.

l.oSirN -rr:cn.,'', Il Noon. ctu-cl& ~ g.li.
Bond- 7j
i.wEn"r..'. :.ir.c::!hr; ll--Nr1r. -roiton dull.
Urands sid: u..oi"- 'r,i Sales iunrn h,l,s.
lrratlstuilt ui.ci
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Cholera In New York,
t'rpII, ISIrtl,IlunIt,

RrchM"Sn. Va, September Il. General .s'nn-
FIELD to-day issued all order detailing Colonel ii.
u. BTnNuAM, judge Advocate at th United stat.
Army to ar as ,intigr tue Cr,lri nf Hastings il,
this city. This removes the necessity for an cic,-
lion hy tlr rcuple to t:l vacancy urcasioncd i,y
the deatl, Of fudge [yoNS.
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ur ofti 80 nFl.'r AMI DiSl;t RStNii
4i ErLEAlt:,iii. tri.tNIi. tI, ...u.mtinI . I-....
'"ii.d Proposals viii IT,. =, iL- ,,n... uu
NJ. itf'y S'l,in"r ~. ls:.. AT wiuh iunr ll,., viii
hc "i"i"r Tor -rrl,ni: ,hi~ n"." With The l,m m
amounts 81 FOR Vii ANn SlHtW. ,rs
,hLI I ,nuJ.
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amcei vi. Ia aiEs I.ig. Mirrors ;rc respectfully
I.Siisi L. a.-a .i.s i".s. service, oi he. yoauscit
s1". JANE. E Al ti.s;s iaii''nss NJ. iF. Calhoun
>tIret. ~, .,''s'''.'. I. I...si "slo,L T.. VI.
-ul..
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ih' Oats t. Il" s''i' r'' lrm i,,h ~ .lrrt. AMI put
M IN i"hi sr,: ~a,L- III u,'l less thin more
than Ir,r lu-.,rs lrr '.'rL. The ila, straw m
~uiu.l. rrI frnm aust aI mr,,t-. inI ~, hl,I r,,
whole ~ ' >n'ci I" >,.I inSi" r:i,n t,n Department
may ,I'?cr.
lla mist l,' IEiii'.Ir vial, i ;ry rf :h;s a,iy.r
srirnt attached L. rurI. atL bear t! ..I.'r. ,nr'it .,t
tw" responsible persons whn Willing: iN'.'n. sure.
I. the bidder IN The tho ;ruiri IrI,. amIr,l
al i hin Proposals uut cnn., i. with ihr require.
n,iS III this a.i,rr .iurut will lr ,rt,."L.
Delivery L. rp,,nrrirr within ten ,iu .lits n.,
rI'I approval ~ ."'ir,, aud sn,IIr at ~, rate II
not i> than ni".iii at ~. M', nm.uni rr n"nIi,
{" IT,. d.lNrrri IN nrrm the .nlns al I,r loot
FORSYTH street. at III" t,nIitrr,ii,.rr Mar.inl-.,
Forsyth street. tliInIi. "a tia. .,Ii NAV
,tirr.t
fal,, a,l ..' hall th. aiuIiG STA" miil a.
tlit,"l. or tyr ra''I art,,lr s,'IIii,i,.
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opening. ~ Ilr hnia.
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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-09-12


ns- CHIEF QUARrERMaSrER'S OFFICE,
SECOND MILITARY DISTRICT. NORTH AND SOUTH
cAlt0IISA. CHARLESTON, =. C., AUGUST II. 1857
SEALED PROPOSALS. will bo received At this ufc,.
until II o'clock ~ OH Aonay tho 18th tay of uptr
bcr aG7, ut which limo tiry will be opened inr the pur.
rlluss of til. following property. VIZ
Wreck of steamer BOSTON, III ASllrpuo ltiyrr.
Wreck III slranrr uEO. wAsIIISuTON. III roaalw
River
Wreck Of steamer CiIASSEtIlt. in Scuii Creek.
Wreck ot siean'rr RANDOLPH. III Charleston iIa bur-
Wreck OF steamer ETlWAN. ia Charleston Harbor.
Wreck Of steamer RUBY. 10 Light House Inlet
lillela will state the offered for each wrr L.
The wrecks will be cold separately and the highest
bI;dsr, unless suclI bid be deemed unrca sanaiIr
Proposals must be- addrssei 10 tho AMI
marked "Propos1ls for purchase ii wrecks
H. %. TYLER,
Ernyet Major General. Chiri QuartsrInastcr,
DrpntS Irarirrmaser. .usuetai. u. =. 4.
August ~ ~
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-09-12

ab' EATCiIE Flora lIAIH DYE-THli
Splendid HAIR DYE ~ ttr Lfsi in the world Tf.r
ems ;Tn' and E.TiSi Fg.-haImi.Rs, reliable Insll
taI'ans. fo disappointment Ea iiii'uinus INT,
tliuTii Ea.E HrawH ReIns.i.s hu III fiie. u oi g;
Ps.' inNitor4tss ih hair aytn! II -"ll ani iiu
The I"nn,he is s,ihrL lTiam i. R!.hsh". All ctar-
ncr" initaoiis. ami should h- uv"rri :i.l hy ali
DruPgista ai rriiuhi,i,. Ia. I.r,. En ~ Ear. IL,
.trrt. New YnrE.
Co EEwAEEDF \ AIplSriRFEir
Urr.ntcr 10 Iyf
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I,ONff:. 4 NOISE.

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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-09-12

BE- 4 LADY uF uNDuJErED t'nEMt,'Ai.
skill. HAS lHESri.f pEifitrEp GnEvAI.li:E'S
LIFE FOR THE HAIK.-I positively restores gray hair
10 s original color aud youthful beauty: inlIartA hfr
strength and growth 10 tlr weakest hair: Stops falling
out nj once: keeps the hra clran Is unparalleled
airdrrssi,r sold by all druggists. fIslMo,las hair
dresSsrs an dealers In fancy goods lr trade supplied
by the Wholesale druggists.
SARAH y. CliEvALiER, N. d..
June 8 stuIh emo New York
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1867-01-22

"a PRHILEGEp Glass, AT THE ExrESsE OF
THE Mass OF THE TAX PAYERs.-A man
declined 10 sign petition, today, in favor
Of the peoples ferry charter, ASSIGNING as a
reason, that he had lived in town several
years and had always been carried free by
the ferry company. This fact was told to
Capt. Robinson, soon afterwards, and he re-
piled that if he paid the city treasury 81
900 to $4,000 a year to get the people to
relinquish their opposition to his charter ne
would have to charge these dead heads the
same as he charged other people! II 2#asE
Very well. What of it? Are the masses
to be required to pay ferriage and and. give up
their rights to the ferry, in order to carry 9
lot of dead heads free? How do the masses
and the tax payers like this plan of buying
| up certain of our citizens at the expense OF
| the peopIe generally?
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1867-01-22

Rock ISLAND, Jan. Is.
The current value of the articles named beiown
subject to changes, but the following quotations
are correct for the date of this report
Flour-Johnstons Spring Double Extra,in Dds.
$1l,So at Wholesale, and Sl2, ~ at retail sacks,
S11,4 at wholesale, and SIC 90 at retail. Loose,
ST. at wholesale, and Sll 80 at retail
Wheat--No. /, Sl,95. No. 2, l,7O. Rejected
lac.
Corn-42c to As
Oats-32a35c for 35 lbs.
Rye-50a60c.
Barley-No. l, 40. No. 2, 40. ..s
Beans-l,5
Onions--50c per bush.
Potatoes-55c.
s. Eggs-25c doz.
Buttsr-yery choice lots, for retailing, will
bring 22c.
Sorghum-46a60c.
Salts, 15a3, 35 per barrel.
Observation-Disclosures, barrels included, Soc ;
retail zoe.
Highwines-S2,2e.
Poultry-Liva chickens, $2,40a3,0 per doc.
Dressed, 7c per ID. Turkeys l2al5c per Id.
Pork-For live hogs 5a54c. Dressed 6a6,60.
Beehive weight, common 3,00a4,50 Prime
shipping 5,0oa5, so per hundred pounds.
Hides-Green country, &c green sailed, 73c;
dry sated Toe dry flint, IL; green calf l2ic ;cut
damaged & gruby price sheep pelts u.s.
Hay-Prairie, $5aSS per ton I; Timothy $1,000.
Wood-Oak 5000 to 100 cord.
Coal-At the Coal Valley Yard, on the Levee,
coal is sold at IA cents, the cost of delivering to
be added.
From teams, in Market Square, at 1Sal6 CENTS