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Interview Between Gen. sickles and a
Committee of the Board of Trade.

A Committee from the Board Of Trade
co's's'ing Of Mrssrs T. w Marshall. w
s. II site, VIM. GuruAv, Edwin Bates,
Harry C"hia and Others, hal confer
ence With General Sick'es at hi- Head
quarters Yesterday morning. in reference
10 certain puin,s in O-ler No. g The
interview was Of very pleasant nature.
aud was continued for nearly two hours,
during which time the General expressed
himself fully to tho Committee on the
different questions they had propounded,
and explained so much OF his policy, as
would make him clsarly uudersi iood br
them. Before parting, the General Re
qussIed tia, the remarks Of the Commit
lee be furnished in writrrg, and handed
To his Ahjutant General, and assured
them that they would receive his earies,
attention. The corre.ponAen.s : s.:,i ~ean
the General and the Committee being
upon n matter Of vital interest to the
community, will no doubt he made pub.
lie. and we anticipate lay ng it before our
readers in short time.-Ghar. Daily
NeI1s, 25m.
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Two more o. Mrs. Caudle's Z Lsctures
AR. cAuDLE HAs BEEN CALLED FROM HIS
BID TO BAIL Mr.. PRErrYMAN FROM THE
WATCH HOUSE.

"leS, Mr. Cande | knew it would
come to this. said 1t would, when Won
JOINED those precious Skylarks. People
Der called out Of their beds at all hours
o' the night, % bail a set Of fellows who
are never 50 hppv, as hen they're lead.
ing sober meI TO destruction. | should
Ike to kno" what the neighbors viii
'h"k OF you, with people from the police
Knocking Al tao door ~, two in the morn.
20. Dpnt 'si ma ih-' tho r,or w..
been ilIused he's hot the man to be ILL.,
used. Aud you mus 90 ard bail him
| know the end Of that he'll run away.
and you'll have to pa, the money. I
should like TO kIow what, tho use Of my
working and saving to save frthinr
wheR YOU throw away pounds upon your
precious Skyhtks. A pretty cold you'i!
lave 10 morrow morning, being called out
Of your warm bed this weather; hp, don't
YOU think I'll nurse you-uot /, not "A
drop Of Cruel d. YOU get from me
I'm sure 'ou've plenty of wa1s of
spending yOlr mOhev-not throwing it
away upon a set of disso rte peace break
ers. lis all very well for ,1u to say YOU
haven't thrown away your money. but
you will. He'll be certain TO run off: it
isn't hke'v he'll % upon his trial, aud
vou'H be iiv'd with the bail. Don't tell
me there's 40 t.i,l in TIE matter. because
know there is; its fo' something mnra
than Qrarr"l.iug with the policeman ,ha,
he WAS locked sp. Peap'e ar'n't locked
M Tor that, No, i''storroLbery, or somer
thing worse, perhaps.
"Anh as you've bai'ol him. recrle will
'h'nk yon are IA bad as lie il. ID ,n't Tell
mo Won conldn't he'p harling him Won
Should hav" sho~n yoniself re.pec,ahle
man, AID i't him h.en sent 10 prison.
Now people know You're the friend ot
drunken and d~ord~r'y parsons, you'I
never hav" nights sleep in vour bed -
| Not that it w"Gh. matter what fell upor
YOU, IT It wasn't your poor wife who srf
! fered o. c0Ursa al ne business will /.
| N the newspapers, an3 vour name with il
| shouldn't wordeS 700. It thew giveTou,
picture rs they do the other folks Of The
! OH R,i'v 4 pr.'fv ,h;r,, ,ha. 30 s.x
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NUMBER %.

most OF the time. If it does not seem
thick enough, put another palful Of water
on The so''ings; stir well; when settled,
drain Oft carefully, and add TO the mixture
as required. Try it occasionally by put,
ting little to cool. When it is ready to
remove from the FIRE stir in a handful Of
salt Have ready a tub in which cold
water has been standing to prevent stick.
ing; put the soap into it and let it stand
I'll solid, then cut into strips. Or pour
the soap into moulds for cakes. This will
make about forty pounds Of soap at cos.
Of two cents per pound.
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Mr.. CAUDLE mas REMAINED DOWNSTAIRS
riLL FAST ONE, WITH FRIExD

"Preuy time Of high! to como to bed,
Mr.. Caudle. u ! As cold, too, a. any
Tee. Enough 10 give any woman her
death, I'm sure. What! I shouIdnt
hare locked up Tie coats III hadn't,
I've no doubt the Esiow would havestsv
ed all night Is all very well Er Won.
Mr.. C"ud!e, to hring psopIe home bu,
wish you'd think first what's for supper.
That beautiful leg Of pork would have
served for our dinner to morrow-and
now IT'S gone. / can't keep the house
upon the money, and won't pretend 70
DO it, !! you bring moh OF people every
night To clear DOT the cut board.
Il wonder who'll be 80 ready TO give
you supper when you want one; for
want one you will. unless YOU change
your plans. Doh't tell mel know I'm
right. You'll frs, be eaten up, and then
you'll be laughed vt. know the world,
No, Indeed, AE. Csui's, +; don, think i!
Of everybody don't saw that. But !
cant see leg Of pork salen up in tina,
way, without asking myself what it'u all
to end in if such things go on 4 And then
he must have pickles, tool Cou!dn', be
content with my cabbage-no, Mr.. eau.
d'e' ! wont lot yoa 60 to sleep, after you've
kept me awake till this time. WI, did
] Keep dOake = How do you suppose I
could go to sleep, when knew tina: man
WAS below drinking up yoar subs,auce in
brandy aud waterf for bs couldn't ba
content upon decent wholesome GIN
Upon my word, you ought to be a rich
man, Mr.. Csudle. You have such yarv
fino friends. | wonder who gives YOU
brandy when YOU GO Quit
mo, indeed, he couldut be eop,er,
With ny picked csbhage-and should
like to know WHO makes Letter-but he
must have walnu's. And you, too, like
fooI--no~, don't you ,biak to stop me,
hr, C"udIS; poor womas may be tram
pied to death, and never say a word
you, too, like fool wonder who'd do
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Az IMPORTANT DECISION IN BANK

Az IMPORTANT DECISION IN BANx-
suPrcY.-The law report column Of the
New York Tribune, Of toe 18th ult.,
contains the following:
An important order was made yestert
day by Judge BlstchfOrd, involving the
construction OF the twenty first section Of
the Bankrupt Act. The learned Judge
has set the example OF putting libsssi
construction upon ,ha: section, by grant.
ing stay Of proceedings on an order q
the State Court for examination Of a judg.
ment de btor, when the creditor has not
proved his claim.
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THR CIRCUs Goxk Judge c., q

THR CIRCUs GoSE Judge c., of
Atlanta, was advocating the passage Of a
law TO wipe ou, all Indebtedness and to
enable tho people TO begin anow, and
was very earnest in his support OF whoIe-
sale reputation. when young lawyer
very m nodes,y, drew his attention to the
fact that the Constitution fogbids the pas,
sage Of any law which inpairs the vaIidi
ty OF contracts. Toe Judge after regard
ing his Young Friend for soms seconds.
with eviae", compassion, remarked, "My
friend, yonr talk about the Constitution
and validity of contracts reminds ma ola
parcel Of hoy. riding stick horses in
circus, after the circus Is gone" The
Young attorney made no reply, and the
Judge remained master OF the situation.
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LANCASTER @. H., S. c., JULY 10, 1867

Prince Georges afterwards George II. Of
1 England. and Sophia Dorolhea, subse
q"en'lv Qneen Of Prussia, And mother of
Frederick the Great, this unfortunate wo
man and wronged wife ef! her husbands
, domains forever.
She was d-srine to n severe disappoint
ment; instead Of being permitted to 90
to her parents. she WAS borne to the
Castle Of Ahlden Surrounded bv
stro'g guard, she was there detained
prisoner until her desrh. which difrot
occur until thirtv.two years afterwards.
ih"s'wr"nC succeeded wrong, and utter
" rower'esR TO help herself the poor
Young captive Iravci fer resignation 10
her sad doom. shut up in this gloomy
old castle. her thoughts went back 10 the
happy DAYS Of her pe,red eirlhocd when.
a. An id"'ized child. she wa. the Huh. Of
her fathers home and heart. She re
membered tie love Of her Younger davs,
~ pure ard fond. whose bright emhers
''"E ""' '''"
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She thonght, with shudicr, Of the d,v
'''- '''''e w
tn" SD" Of the man, of whose coarse proi
tligacv she had heard, aud from whom
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Mr.. higgins Enjoys Married Life,

Snakes 5uu ru,on
be married IN an; blow me up. il it aiut!
There's nothing like il this side OF Para
disc, nor yon side Of 1t either! You BET
there amt.
And I've got the sweetest girl for wife,
too, that ever wore waterfall. SIZE won't
git mad, nor won't scolG, kick up the
deuce, aud sling chairs about nohow no,
not bit OF it.
We've been married now moro than q
month, and not once has my dear Susan
| got into bad temper--not once has che
kicked the cat--not once has she looked
back--nor cnce has she slammed door
! TO.
No, si-; bust my salty valve, if she's
done one OF these things; and says my
self says |.
"linotby p. higgins, you're lucky
cusa, you are, 70 possess sich a wife, and
you should thank your moons and stars
to the day you depart this life for bet.
ter "
Young men, 60. married say, 60
and DO it! Take the advice Of one who
has been thereto use slang phrase
anl stayed all night, and go and do it at
once
II you want to know what's sweet--lf
vou want to know what's e'ySumsnt'c--
# you wantto knowwhats paradisetatio
md lastly, If YOU want to kno" what's
,rump--git married!
Oh, tLebliss of married. life
Fer th'"y 20" always have wife.
Getting married generates poetry in
mans head, because whenever man gifts
married, The has mind above mud"asp,
he goes to writing poetry.
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c""'a 90 II te'"fe' / Nhe" '"e'e "As
something wanting bnt COULDN'T Tell
what it was ill | married my dear Susan;
, L i ;,re :, I;a. 1
tue" says !" "Jse'' Days
Timothy T. higgins, you II be poet
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SELEC TIE D ST0 RY.
FROM the Darlington Southerncr.
SOPHIA D 0 Il @ 7 Il h | ,
Wife of George l. of England.
BY MISS CHEEs8oROUGu.

When George |. reached England from
his late home in llauover, among the Ia
dies who accompanied him he had no
wife, The English people, at that time,
Knew but l,,t'e o! his domestic life ; there
was vague rumor Of matrimonial inre
'ciies, o: reckle and wicked conduc, on
I the part Of ths King, and Of poor pris
s on"r shut mp sOmewhere, few knew exact
ly where, who bad the unhnppiness to call
! he'self the divorced w,!u Of the rnval
proilrale. 1t wsS long time before ru
NOR became cer'aim,y. and ehe sad story
Of th" Inck!ess Sophia Dorothea was
known 10 the English peor'c.
The lovely Sophia rrothaa was the
only child Of the nuke Of Z-Ne. Gentle
accomP ishel, and beautiful, she was the
charm and delight of her howe, and the
object Of attraction to all who visirp! her
fathers tonsc. Il YVES not likely tha, so
lovely princess, especially one possessed
Of SO Tnrenly DOVER wou'd remain long
without suitors. Had sha been permitted
" ~ '.,"''S'"2 husband '"r'
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" N"ung Prince Augustus. William Of
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and accept the hand Of Prince George Of
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TBa "BLAcg DEATH"-Lats intelk,
gence from Europe indicates the return Of
this dreadful disease.
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In
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" 'he world WI agr"e in saving,
W" '"' royal "'"rr" proved hiwseIr not
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July At sAo; 40 do DO for August 3fo aud LOO do
90 Tor september. At S5c., buyers option
sgcAn vas du Of sale ana heavy, bat pce. were
At from NO lvc. Refined sugar Was da lSc for
ssndard hArds, aud Ike N4c for coffee.
WssxxY Receipts 2$o bbis- The market unchangsc
sssry respect No sales OF importance we're exported
pretensions Of holders Of both foreign ana
domestic woods materially
hs Tariff o Through lhs though decided i'm.
Was modersse though for desirable grades fair demand
prevailed OF foreign, beyond small sales, heard ~
nothing The sales OF donesc neeces aggregated leS 90
q eoc ooc chiefly At the latter Irce FOR state and
Including small lots Oregon pulled ct SSo Indiana
Die md dubbed 49,; 10000 lbs Texas 2S sc, the
later price Tor lne 7O lbs Mexican 1T about No. ana
bags pulled Ekc 60 the latter price double extra
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sHiPPIN G NEW S.
voRE-rrU pAv.
sus rIsEs............. 10 morn 8 =
........--.- ~ HGs vtryt fOo
pssY af NEW ruax. FEBRUARY /. 1857.


Cleared.
Stssnsbip Edinbmrg (Brl Haicrow Lsrrpsol Queens
Steamship penmars tBr, Tsomsoa. Liverpooi-sAuonsi
sisamssip Gsrn,snie (Hsm,. sch~eu.ea. Southampton
stssmshp Rising star. Furser. Aspsuwsu--rac6c Nail
ship Tsmpersnz. tI,sp, Guersio. LondenI Phillips A
Bark x.yno-sr. Dantr., barbados rrowbnds.,, Sons
ars Arabian (srj Eechar', Port Louis, GusdB Small
Brs ylcori. Amelia (sr) Ferrio, st J.ro dc cuo.s
sris 4 i Cook small rori Roysi-Brby 4 Co
sosr Alc. Grace, Gnshr.t, swan issnd-u Loud
sehr Bowdoin, Randall. chariesion--soh. Brown Co
sehr AIecla, wsien, saism--J a sta'son
sehr Ida Il. Besrss Boston-s W Lewis 4 Co.
Tue following cleared ysssersay:-
ship s.jsse. L.sss. san rrsaci.s.c cc@.,ost 90.
Bark Adde hcAdsm Partridge. hsrseiies-Bresf, Son
Brs Cs,hsras Morris orr. Roberts rer spaio--renison
ss kss sss sre,S ems risssi
schr Enterprise err. Names, TsnpIco--l whitney
sesr Joe Kelley tsr,, Gs ,. Z, n.ysns
sssr il Crosby Bn:s. Ns,s.a-~K X 1SiSin,oa a co.
schr Lion tBr ss'd.s = John. NH D-Mo
ss% ''''''' N'''' o''f-''N =" O''' " " :
Steamship Atzeo gsdsden. Hsvts via Falmouth ian H.
.s sss. ,.a jan r. z % 49,. .'s
asasssa ss' f T,n i. Z 70 lon T. s ~
III bDtnd r..
steamship Europe tFrl Dsnre. Hsvre Jan " spd srei
Had heavy wind. o. the Ian ~
lat 20 10 Ion 20 W. saw bark Evcvn hound v -
s.ri n.sm n.e.r'scs s'.,. ~, d, S,., vs
Jan ~ 20 miles sk ~ ffsm Bsrnssst saw sps'
above wster !, m
Rsrs traveller tBr) Penhela RIO Janeite pc y W.
coffee To 4. Phippa Co. Has bcss on me cne.. - 80
with heavy W a M gales: Jan 20 "a, sp ion - !" $50
Msrien fnr) n,a ~ job 10. NIB, Tor CrnipsKs
BARK Gnz@,le tof New navsnl Black, Giah9os 80.
with sugar, &C, 10 Trowbrdges Sons Has hera nj IL
sorth 81 HserAN VII heavy snd NY rins. ys p Ph,i.
~ - Ion ~, spaks scar Pathway from Ba'h' ~ w
delphia - - - a ~.th
Bark rAlss Bdde Of s~d FROM Belize Hon, rs ~ ,Is,
iogwood kc. 70 Josiah Has bern ~ asy s,,h
ssr.s and @days within 100 miles OF 'se hs""""' 49,
RAN rAsrsmsr,s sof pro,idsneel LAWSON H1yans. "
days wgsh rnoasses 70 Mccready 70 W. mn, ,s.r
encountered very heavy NV Eate' =" w TX
mAst HaysAf and msnsal "a -. I'm sugar IA 4,
Bafx Ebn. Drisko. Matanxsa ~ oss'' -" - ""
EKsrd AGO. -. px.t IN ,,y,e "a n AZ
7Brg Fearless tpr, s.uuders ssF..e os VIZ ~
~. "a ss.s To-, and spit sri. a.. Jsu HsHs - lon H.
gss CrasS. ssi ysa.r esa ss ses " days vA
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COMMERCIAL. REPORT.

BssApsvuvys.-Recepts Lie bbia -four, 30 do. corn
meal and 4A bags meal 1870 bushels corn. SO do
os I'D rye and 1904 do malt The market for STATE
and Western nour generally steady. Holders
generally demanded full prices for low grades bat with FREQ
oHernss. medium and high grades had continued de-
cltning tendency The sales 10 fair extent the de-
rsud being moro sctve so bbs made
At the subjoined quotatons:-soushern -four was
slli dull bat prices comparatively steady.
The Gales cover ISL bbls Rye -four steady, with
moderate demand The Gales comprise no bbs mainly At
Syom rs 60 a o. according quality. Corn meal neg
iarted and no sales importance enecied- We
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.soes.s.. &C. . Ds.reora srs& HAa hs.,y weather ed
Brig orinoco lsrI Norton curAoo.. n DAYS I'll. al, L
pswS 60 nAS s sssy hss2 wsalAerioa .ad spIi
sa m s".y sssy ard .nS 10. and se sai. !" ~s~'
bat schr Union, Bishop from WILMINGTON, NO fes
ss &. sssI A r.: ss sss .: q:
% With -ah .s q: saDSss she would
Brig Ns.d q sr Riehsrdson. Cenfuesos Is days vita
Taote Lish!sousnss and trinidad
!, ar! Brig i D,sl .a. ~ /, R k Bs1iAoia Old"
Brig n ReysclA tsrl D'ct: Hsisnras II days, .its
NV SsI. sss ana .p rsss ma. sm.sl g. y
&C. % Geo stephenson Go. Hsd Asv y end Nv sai~
49, y. - a Az; ~. :ass: -; q:
Brg Aqaidnsck- Bissy MceaN - sssS vita mass % =
nah Ssvs ~isS ssstor and timber 70 W Isud I6s.
schr Hyges DAM. Redstrop Ec Janero, - dsys 49,
schr soalherner lcf nossosl Baker, Denar.rs d.
passags Lost bSss Asad. and lost ssd spit s.i. lee
lat - Ion n. bark showing res nag, Win sen3
wsSa and eos e' 70 bscesr Co. Hsd heavy wesS:s
sehr richardson ss Bos.on,. rAempsse. ceafaesOs ~
days nth me.s.ss e st.psoe caapp sid m oo~ps.s
~ ss . c.rr Wen. M ssr rss % days. ~.
rubber r. % wssssx Has bssn - Days north Of Hes
scSr nsi.s az rssssrc. Hsfsz dsys 10 o. = =
topmasi. and los, anil, sahs Jsa . LAT = ~ = =
ss hr J. s4Lc adams: adams s....s.s-
Scbr j Russell, Smith. Washingto NC.
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disposed press sales and prices we're nomn
unclaimed. Of TRANSACTIONS pric>s were
nominal Corn held With greater hrmness. but no SC
established The sales cover 2v bushels
western sios and 81 q n os FOR yellow. There
was n nctve demand for oa.s. aud prices ruled
more steady; 70 900 bushels az. &c for
Chicago Mlwaukec. and &c 6c for state. Barley
with n fair demand. the sales were " o00
bushels al stcD ac. for Canada West IN bond and %
for Sta Maine limited demand prevailed for Rye.
hut pricca the sales 2o bushels
~ II . 81 - Mali neglected and nominal.
CorroN-The demand continued limited and prscs were
irregular closing lower Indicated ~ the subJoncd
quotations. The sales wero 10 bales We quute.--
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-02-02

PsrroErs-with nberzi offerings ofHtou 70 Liverpool
room for sssSs freight and a. corn was wanted
taken lower rates. The engagement werc.Io v
sS ssi.s cotton A. "a aisa 40 sol:s bacon asa: and
Loo bo1ss obese 3 Ma I9 London as ee. "a -
IL. "a. 70 Glasgow socp SasSss corn - ga "a,
n scnconer from Jsctsonvls 70 New York, lumber. ss
per n; British brig 60 ssrseiIiss 1me bss psrol.um -
E so sses .n as'% sso s.ss r %
charges paid British BRIG 70 south ode Cuba and hack sugar
Ss n pssss st sssus q srs s e %
age snd Bremen ship 10 London. general cargo on private
paovsoss--Rscspts 7ss bills pork 70 do. besf ~ pscA.
ages and 2so drossed hogs Tho market of psI
s az %pr e demand and cessd A. sh. advance e
regular, b0D bbls Including nev mes
Z 81 sf's. ! , q. srt 81 .S &:
ss "a ~ sr primo ind rss rS se I've ,or s and
s"s.r se OPTION .boua $500 BOTS new mes. Il from
50 s2i rs Total stock q cd aud new mes oss;
sra .s ss s s' .r ss ils
quiet bus steady, with ssiea Of 20 obf tttza
W e. new plain ms Ia and ~ ie r ssw 1877
isxa pkgs. time last month. 20tc pkgs and ssne
time las. sg r1s Beef rams were 10 a.I bS
al 81 80 ss5 ~ neglected aud nominal. GU
nsass yere ~t.asy WITH far demsnd Tue ,es W.
for hams Dressed hogs Hrmcr The ssea were
chiefly at c loc for city fosns however, :. ,s iesss
demand being quite active and at full prices; 900 rsekaacs
we're sold mainly al nac Cor old and l2c lslkc
rrraoi.us -rsceip. ssy. sbs crude, and sss do
BY dulness but prevous prices
quite sustained 2,5c NO. being demanded Tor STANDARD
ment were reported In Phlsderhla there was an in
creased business consummsed the sales comprising Loo
,Ss iss half Fsprssry 81 sc buyers option coo sbs
DO Tor Apni, a. ssc, aysrs e9aoa; i9oQ %. 40 fvr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-02-02

TROY, N. Y. Feb L. 1867
Hiram Coon to-day convicted Of tho murder OF
Mrs. Henry Laker In Petersburg the 18th or October
las He will be sentenced Tomorrow.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-02-02

What have the agents Of the Associated Press 70 say
IN explanation OF these discrepanciesf
Ths mportations OF dry go0ds at this port fcr the
week ending January 81 compare follows with those
Of the preceding week.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-02-02

Total. 4S0 81, 1l2. iii 2045 81, Isl, AIS
Tho Union Pacific Railroad Company, Eastern Dvis
ion pay the assrest in gold their rrst mortgage
bonds to-day.
Albert Niosasy cola che fos~iag stocks ct auction
yesterday
10 shares National Fire Insurance Co., 33y So each Ia
% Sc Mark's Fire Insurance Company, Us, each 20
20 Homo Fire Insurance Company, Sl00 each las
50 Yonksn and New York Fire 1ns Co, $780, each 20
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-02-02

Donctoocy ....... -, Aovs svA
Amount Of Outstanding scrip called In and
In view Of the shove result the Board Of Trustees have
tns dsy oraefso tnat me cu.stanog LIE %
their entire amount aud the certificates issusd therefor
cslied ia and caDCelled.
hereby noined OF the action Of the board and
questcd surrender such certificates At the oaco Of the
company for cancellation
No are risks disconnected from marine have been
taken by the company.
The private and public kilograms from London giving
the prices Of American securities were under the
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1867-05-04

LARGE HAUL.-24O,0OO cigars
were seized in Montgomery, by
United States detectives, having
been smuggled ashore at Pasca-
goula, and reshipped direct by
river to that city.