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The New York herald., 1867-02-19
z ELY 1 Icons MrSsrRELs, TO BROADWAY.

Unrivalled on this continent q with EDWIN KELLY,
Producing novelties In 7 n opera and the Faiiy
rapid succession that " Scenes Ia Cinder Leon
always dolightthe large ID received with
and elegant audiences screams OF laughter
who have made this r j. Seymourgsli In the
pretty hall their L r. l. Demon Dance9;U
nightly resort. The q with Allenalin,
ONLY LEON, o N o prlcini and Fairy
Prims Donna. DEMON DANCE. Apotheosis.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
NEW YORK THEATRE.
~ Managers ........... Lewis Baker and Mark Smith
FIRST appearance In New York Of the distinguished and
complished artistic.
LADY DON
EVERY EVENING.
supported by the powerful and efficient Of the
fsvote esahhmen forming the greatest GALAXY Of talent
for the production ~
COMEDY AND BURLBSQuE
that has ever bcen witnessed la America.
THIS EVENING, AT 9 O'CLOCK,
hclbys Comic Drama,
fEGGY SRTLN
With songs, meet Ne By Moonlight Aione,n sIIomc,
Sweet fcme.n 1c
After which the glorious tIistorical Al Burlesque,
kl-NILW0Rrd:
On. We QuEENE. YE EARLE AND Yr MAYDENNE;
Being novci edition Of sco.t's move, OF that
with The famous Garser song' and oodby swselheaTI
Goodby performed bv her upward of 100 times
IN the leading theatres OF England Ireland Scotland Aus
tss California kc, and universally Pronounced BY The
English be the plus ultra Of burlesque acting.
THIS highly Interesting will be produced with powsrs
tIi cast including Mr. Mark smith, Mr. Lewis bsker and
their entire New and agndcent gor-
dresses
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GAN FRANCISCO MINSTRELs, 6a5 BROADWAY.
~ The trouble ccfnmcnccs at . quarter 20 3.
TIRE CREME DE LA CREME OF MINSrRELSY.
BIRCH, WAMBOLD. BERNARD BACkUS'

SAN FNANCISCO MINSTKEIS,
whose has been equad by similar organ
zalon Ia the world New aud cheerful Buricsques every
week. Wsmbolds new song. WnI You Come 70 Meet NC,
Photographs Gsmbrlnus opera OF sger Beer Nancy Fat
shouts Shadow aud the scream
Ing Black Cook and African Ballet Troupe
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Corn dull ana declining. Pork a shade firmer;
Mess $21 20 Lard IS 1S$c Cotton dull at 2Oc
Freights quiet. Turpentine "a to $50. Rosin, No.
n, A25a475. '4 '@' y,
EVENING DIsFaTCE.
Cotton less active, not 80 firm; sales 1400 bales,
at 19a zoe. Flour active, State So 65 o 10 7b;
Southern SO 80 o IA 60. Wheat easier; Amber
Tennessee 81 20: White 50. Corn dull and 1 &c
lower. Pork firm at $21 60. Groceries quiet.
Coffee firm. Naval stores quiet and steady; Tur-
rentne Gag 55ac. Rosin 50 60" 8. Freights
dropping. Governments closed strong; ca Cou-
pons 112l. Gold AZ. Stocks unsettled. 4 q
\ baltimore, October 29.-Cotton quiet, holders
firm OF 19a. Flour quiet, only ia small business
doing. Wheat dull aud unchanged. Corn dull;
White 81 81 q SO; Yellow 81 40 o / 40. Oats firm
at "a "a. Rye dull. Provisions nothing doing.
WILMINGTON, N. O., October -Turpentine
quiet, 51a. Rosin quiet at~s3 fortNo. g. Cotton
quiet, at 17ac. for Middling. '.'0
MEPHIs, October 29.-Shippers, instead OF sell
lers, must pay the cotton tax. This adds 2ac. 5e
p to quotations, and unsettles the market.
MOBILE. October 29.-Cotton quiet; Middlings
IL 17sc. Sales 800 bales. Receipts 1896 bales
AUGUSTA, October 29.-Cotton easier; sales 926
bales; receipts A8 bales; Middlings, 17c.
SAVANNAH, October 29.-Cotton dull and heavy.
Middng, 17a 172. Sales $40 bales.
NEW ORLEANs, October 29.-sales 1900 bales,
market brisk and prices sitter. Low Middlings
ls 1sa. Receipts GAG. Sugar and Molasses no
change. Flour firm land unchanged. The corn
market is bare, 81 GO 10. Oats held at e5. Pork
dull at $24 90. Bacon shoulders IL 153 'Clear
sides 10. Lard dull in tierces, 14l; in kegs, 15a.
Gold A.. Sterling ;51A 52a. Sight Exchange on
New York 1 o 8 premium. M. ff5sl4
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OFFICIAL.

OFFICIAL. ---
headquarters Second Military District.
CHARLEsToN, 8. c., October 22 1867
GENERAL ORDERS, No. 1861
The following supplementary instructions are n,h
lshed for government Boards and officers coproc+
with registration.
IL. session OF each Board of Registration for the
hnal revision of the registration sts will be held at
po'nt to be selected by the Board within its
registration precinct The several Boards will not st in
'he several election precincts heretofore but at
single place designated above provided; and any p,r
son enuted TO registration within such registration pre-
cincts will be there registered in the hook NJ tho a
uon precinct In which he may reside. .
LII The section for final revision will be held nm
1~esddy the 9th day OF November next and will continu
five consecutive days.
Nv. Reasonable public notice shall be given In each
election precinct where registration has heretofore
place. OF the time and place holding the session
PROVIDED paragraph H. and of the object ofsc ses
SION os provided by Acts Of Congress in relation thereto
" Commanding officers Of Posts are required tn con-
Vehe py order, the Boards Of Regissaon at some con
Venent place within their respective registration nre
c'ncts Immediately upon receipt of this order for tho
purpose OF making arrangements for holding the seasn
provided for in paragraph II.
w. Az the meeting provided for by paragraph ILL., the
o'ios VIII taKe measures to cause due notice to be
gven the meeting for final revision as prescribed in
paragraph w. ' T0N =
VII The Commanding officers of Posts will as far 40
pracucapie afford faoitea Boa, ia in th. nb;ca
uon or such notices. by requiring civil magistrates
OF other officers in the vicinity where notices are
he sted to attend o the posting of such notices as
may DC transmitted to them for purpose by mail or
otherwise, by the Boards of Registration
VIII The pay and mileage of registrars upon tho finn,
revision Will be the same heretofore allowed excent
that only eight days will be allowed for all services
dered by the registrars. Mileage will only be allowed
tor one journey to and from of tho two sessions
the Boards herein provided for
lA. The final registration will be completed m a,nl;
Gaze III the registration books already provded and on
the completion thereof set Of said books win he re-
tanned by the Boards Of Registration to be placed in the
nands OF he managers and inspectors elections when
such officers shall be appointed and duly qualified and
the Other set Will be transmitted through the Post Com,
manders to these Headquarters.
x. Commanding officers Of Posts will eco that all
orders in regard to the completion of the lists are
pl1ed WITH and that the books complete In accord
ance with such ORDERS before forwarding the same
herein required. 4ul
BY command of Bvt Major-General Ed r. q. cANsv
Ma ta lu X LOUIS V. CAZIARC
Aide de-Camp. Act Asst. Adjt. General
ofhcial: O. M. mitchell, Aide de-Camp.
October "A A4 .sGt t,' r
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

@J- CARD.-OFF CHARLESTON BAR, OC
IoBER 40, 1s67-Wc, the undersigned. Passengers or
board the Steamship Manhattan present trip from
New York to this port desiro to say the travelling pub
tha in one Of the severest gales that has visited
coast III many years. Ia gale that would test the capab
ues OF tho best seagoug craft found her horo ughy
reape aud safe and do recommend her confidently
tho travelling public.
captain M. 8. WOODHULL proved himself under very
Trying circumstances, 80 fully able take caro- Of
SNIP Wo recommend this vessel and her Capt hin TO
tpe travelling public and hereby tender our thanks to
the Captain and officers ship for their kindness
and care on this trying passage.
f, (signcd) 4
+! L. II. JACKSON, Charleston, s. C.
%H1 w. b. @. CARPENTER. New York.
/, lof A, 8. MARSHALL, Charleston, 8. G.
! .s GEORGE g. MIXER, Charleston, 8. c.
J j. II. JAMESON, Batavia, NJ Y.
| ROBERT CoTTER. Texas.
! '998 ALEXANDER GLENNIE, Georgetown. 8. G.
JOHN BONES, Augusta. Ga.
! DIS s. D. RUE,
A. MoCOBB. JR., Charleston, 8. c.
L. w. B. JACKSON, Augusta, Ga. Uu
's'" JOSEPH KNIGHT. Mobile.
r,a4 B. h. DAY. New York. h
w. j. TAFT. New York ..r
~ ROBERT b. CARPENTER, New York M
d. GOHLSTEIN, ------.
EDWARD MAYO, Richmond, Va
G. DEWITT JAMESON, Batavia N Y.
Octo %
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Admiral Semmes and General Forrest
sketChcd by q Republican Reporter

Ihe Memphis correspondent OF the Cincinnati
Commercial, Republican,, gives the following per
portraits OF Admiral Semmes and General Forrest
in q letter to that journal;
'"This leads me TO speak Of Admiral Sammes. 1t
was my fortune to know him well. We differed
whose personal traits won moro OF the writer's
esteem. He is generous, TRUTHFUL kindly ana
amlable ms o woman, always smiling, 'even-tem.
percd, and perhaps better colloquist than writer
In social intercourse there is no one whose manner,
bearing and excellent good snnse would gain more
respect and more conpt m ,te an enemy and
none of the vices of sailor, save an aversion to
boots: His nose and face have all the ruddy marks
that distinguish an old salt He uses no stimu-
preston, He always smiles when he greets you
His apparel is plain, and gait erect and graceful
enough. He is slender and straight, weighing not
more than ono hundred and twenty-five pounds
His height is five feet nine OF ten inches, and his
age fifty-hve ,.4u+p
.ssuoh is aRaphael ~semmes, who. has. been as
And letter wTlteFs us sany participant ii late
war. Whether his conduct was defsnsible 81 not,
i is Sertaspl tsgetas heHeyer once questioned
deemed the. Alabama q lawful cruiser, Invested
with every right which vessel acquires as part Of
the Territory Of reoognized belligerent; OF his
deeds he himself will write the story. He has ell
peedful materials for an interesting book, which
at some day he will give to the world. The,AdnniA
o Mobe s Ss n
make Memphis his home
''Forrest iss another marked character, who; is
not so much aln.srepsssenteda sr misunderstood.
He carries with him into business life all those
traordnary ply sical moral and intellectual quail
ties which distinguished him as a soldier. He was
ad.cted to money y-makihg before he became . SOL
dier, and was eminently successful. He is now; O.
contractor on the Memphis and Little Rock Rail
road; has taken q contract to pave some miles of
Memphis streets; is president Of successful in
time to the preparation. for the press Of his me-
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everywhere. IVA
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1S- YOUNG LADY RETURNING TO ne 4
country home after sojourn Of few months in II
city, wash by her friends IN place Of
coarse, rustic. auahed face. she had soft ruby con
plexion Of almost marble smoothness and instead
twenty three abe really appeared but eighteen Upon IN
qufy as to the cause Of great change she plani
sod them that she used the CIRCAssIAN BALM. ana
considered # an invaluable sequison TO any
By Ats use any Lady Gentlemen can improve their per-
sonal appearances hundred fold 1t IS simple in II.
combination % Nature herself Is simple YET nsuspass
co IN Its efficacy In drawing impurities FROM also heal
ing. cleansing and baafng the skin and complication
BY its the cutcle It draws from Il all its
impurities kindly healing the same, leaving the SUR
face % Mature intended 1t should soft smooth
and beautiful Price g. sent by Mail or Express, on re-
ceipt Of an order. by s3 a8 S5SN
w. L. CLARK CO., Chemists
No. 8 West Fayette Stress, syracuse, M Y. \
The oniysAnertcsn Agents fot tho asle Of hs same.
March 80 "
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SPECIAL NOTICES,

-i# OFFICIAL. \.
AAea0qu0rters second Military District,
CHARLESTON, s. c., October 81, 1867
taENERAL ORDERS No. 1851 III
Fost Commanders may admit to bail persons not s,b
ject TO the Articles Of War; held arrest by military au
shorty charged with offences capital upon security
as provided in the following paragraph:
security shall consist: 1s of q cash dcposit Of the
amount for which bond is required as bail by the State
la" III luxe cases; Or 3D. of bond In like su1a running
TO the Post Commander conditioned for complance
with ell orders. with surety who must be frea,o,de,
ana must justify In twice the amount of tho ponay and
must under SEAL authorize any officer 80 ordered by the
fost Commander in case of default, and non-paymen
py the surety on demand. to sumnary seize and se,
sucent OF the property Of principal and surety to sat-
is the forfeiture and costs; and Immediately upon de-
iaut made the bond shall constitute lien upon the per
sonai property Of both principal and surety
All bail and other bonds taken under military author
~ Will conform to the foregoing directions when moi
otherwise specially provided l,. jt, ra
BY command of Bvt. Major-General Ed. r. g. CAnpy
y,.} LOUIS v. CAZIARC
Aid-de-Camp, Act'g. Asst. Adj't. GenI
omctal: 0. M. mitchell. Aid-de-Camr
October "A .t I'D
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OBITUARY,

Oh DEPARTEp seda THIS LIFE the morning of October
w. ~ ioSI IAEkiNE GLOVER, late Of Philadelphia
IMe OF WILLIAM GLOVER, oged IS years She was /
diss Of bssvn the Mshost 10 church oy
turbuent stream Of this Iife illuminate the narrow
9ss9 ha1 eSd throagh the dark valley shadow Of
ue' mus whist we are staggering at the foot of the
cross, she has borne away the CROWN I : = -
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aSNOTICE To, MARINERS. captain
AND PltOTS Wishing to anchor their vessels in Ashley
River are requested not to do anywhere within direc,
range or the heads OF the SAVANNAH RAILROAD
whARvEs on the Charleston and st. Andrews side Of
the Ashley River; by which precauton contact with the
Submarine Telegraph Gable will be avoided.
H..} It ~ s.. g. TURNER, H. NJ
Harbor Masters ohice, Charleston February o. 1866
FehrI1nfv q \ WI .-lf ..N.- --.-.--
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I. il... 19,.fT. OHARLE9 ED KAWLlMg. Jn..
President Of the erpooi ChAsnber of Conasnesce

aecretsfy Mcculioch 10 considering what sac.
tion he shall take In reference to recoyssins |ths
money on the counterfeit 7-0O's. Demand has
been made for bpt the ftthans-
raously refuse compliance Ths 6ub-a -arsasssrsr at
New York has written = lester, Al yisich Tic tshSs
the ground that tho Departments can secovor. He
says that all business fnen understand that ha ro-
Eeiyes these notes merely 6of trAnerSissi0n 70
L SWAahtrftcn. He hdvanceg tho money upon Shefs.
Ptt They are aent there aE teSt SxtSnSe8 6f che
they may ibe Satnxned II not fonnd c0FrSV6 10 Il
knpSn that raofea and bonds OF this chArActSr aSe
P@equeRtly returned for one cause or ap0ther. and
there is but cne instance In which O banker do
injured 70 recedving hss motto when thus yetuEnea.
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SHlPPlM q

KEN FOR PROVIDENCE, R. I-TIIN
r%1YssSM Bark KATE. Stamler, has two-thrds Of he,
LkNNAY cargo engaged and going ON board and viii
- nave dispatch for the above port For freight
room for 200 bales Of Cotton apply to - i''Sn'
o., A. STREET BROTHERS & CO.
--o.o-. oCooor oo No. "a East Bay.
n FOR NORTH SANrEE -.T1xE
ETASA Schooner OLIVE BRANCH Captain Hahn n.;T
5ASSSTeessiye Freight This Day at Doyce's North
For freight engagements apply to
SHACKELFORD KELLY
Al r,,,. . No. Boyce's Wharf.
a.. : ioi9ut must De prepaid. ! October so
FOR NEW YORK-MEKCIIANTs
r$1xaSSM LlNE:-The Fast clipper schooner M p
Sf&SS&Yy BhAMHALI, Hussey Master having q por-
patch. w W.T., ar9 vroaIPs nG. aus
- -oooI 90 @ mw2
.SEH FUR LIvNRPOOL.--TIaE EINh
TSlxaF& snp p hMEi1A. ssnes Connor Master, to loa
1NGMJ with dtspatcb. EoA Freight engagements ar .
Oo.o, Py 10 j. I. WELSMAN.
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/ GLOWING ACCOUNTS. FROM yILBERIA.--A Column
bus (Ga.) paper publishes a. letter from a former
slave to his old master, in which he gives glow
ing and encouragipg account Of the,prospects Of
that country to his felow4freeah1en who may de-
sire to euigrste. The, probity Of the writer is
vSuched for, and he was we'll known about bis old
home in Georgia. We subjoin few extracts ~
''We are located on the Since River, about two
miles above Greenville, in large house, given to
the emigrants for six months. We have also six
months provisions, brought from America, fur
nished by the Society al WashinRton. The Gov
ernment Of Liberia gives twenty-five acres of land
to every family. and ten acres to every single per-
more than '1OOS acres, DC pine land in america.
Liberia is as great country sas there is lin the
world; oil that a man will lrhave to do here is
to clear his land and plant it, givingit one work
ing, and it don't need any more work. But some
Of the people here 30 lazy that thoy don't make
always growihg9 Sugar cane; grows stwenty five
the woods; man can gather Just as much coffee
as he may want out of the woods. Pineapples
oranges. lemons and cocoRnuts, and many other
kinds of African fruit that I am not accustomed
to, grow here. am told that this land will make
over one hundred bushels Of corn to the -acre II
make it anywhere. i expect to. draw my land
about nine miles from here, up the river. There
i6 game of all kinds insthe woods to shoot-the
deer, antelope, wild hogs, geese, ducks, turkeys
and pigeons: There gre monkeys up the trees IN
sight OF the honse, and also l6oPards and dill kinds
but population end with it this would be as great
country as there is in the world. Those emf
grants who came out here last fall are all doing
very we'll" -" y effA" stt 2tg
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A New YORK BANKRUPg.-- We happened to see
Yesterday notice to the creditors Of bankrupt
OF this city, which quite curiosity in it's way.
He is the son of one of the wealthest mon on the
continent, and his name is perfectly well known to
everybody. His fathers great wealth has proba-
bly, enabled him to continue the practice he has
followed FOR years Of borrowing money from any
body and everybody whom he could persuade to
lend it.. The list Of his creditors numbers two
hundred and FIVE, and the sums they have loaned
$13,9O5, which is the largest, and which stands
against the name OF our philanthropic neighbor
Horace Greeley. Probably every man who has
had anything t0 do with business naatters for the
last ten yeara has been al that time familiar with
this genttemans habit of getting His checks cash
ed by biz friends; yet here are scores Of persons
whom he has victinnized in sums Of $4,000, $4,000,
$lLO0. S$bO0, and 80 down to the smallest sums
The aggregate must amount to nearly ahundfed
Thousand dollars. " Ne,o York Times. I EFT
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Marine News.
ksssnasssss iaa.arssa. ty;aS

lsSNhw YoRE 0ctSBSf 2D ssoidA ts1Saa, IAtsains
4a9a, 8a Coupons zl2&. Money B per cent.
Atoeks don. E1cur unchanged. Wheas quiet.
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TRADE AND FINANCES ABROAD.

England--InterestAnE tCOrrespondence-
Effect of AmoriCan DepresstOn ON Euro-
peaR Trade. TOM 3NGGad hS pEt)lif ,..ipt .1f.
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aS NOTICE.-THE GOOD HOPE BAPTIST
CHURCH have appointed Committet to meet Delegates
and Visitors to the Charleston Association with convey
ances at Kingsville, Friday November the lst m
by order OF Church.. w. IF. BYNUM, g. G. X
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asr FREEDMANs SAVINGS, AND TRUST
poMPANY--CHARLEsToN BRANCH. NO. 0 STATE
BTREET-Deposits in Of not less than Fifty Dol
$500 win draw interest from date of deposit not e1
ceeding four per cent condition that the sum so de-
posttf shall remanson deposit during period of not
less than rty days. and hst three days notice be eyen
by tho depositor Of intention to withdraw tho same
october 30 on'i3 H'rc NATHAN RITTER
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Yellow Fever Reports.

81 -- y ~ :
MEMPHIS, TENN, October 29-There were seven
interments from yellow fever for the past twenty
four hours. essAg g.
9 MoerLE, October 49, -Thefe were two deaths
from Yellow Fever to-day, weather clear and
New ORLEANS, October 29.-There were eleven
death from yellow esvar to-day. Among them
Lieutenant Geo. Lee, who has been acting Assis--
ant Adjutant OF the Fifth Military District
for some time. "
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Corn dull and declining. Pork a shade firmer;
Mess $2l 40. Lard IS 1Sac. Cotton dull at 2Oc.
Freights quiet. Turpentine "a to $50. Rosin, No.
II, $425a475. 'sNy l.t '@A o