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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-04-09
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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-04-09
COPART MERSHIPS.


WE HAVE THIS DAY ASSOCIATED OURSELVES
w IN PARTNERSHIP, for the transaction of GEN
ERAI. SHIPPING AND COMMISSION BUSINESS IN
dor the name of JOHN THEO. GETTY, at No. 4sA
EAST BAY, between Boyces North and South Wharves.
Particular attention given to Purchase and Sale Of Cot
ton, Rice. Provisions, Naval Stores, &C., &c.
Consignments solicited. JOHN GETTY. &Ha
THEODORE GETTY.
Charleston, March %, 1867.
Rerences-E A. SoupER Il Co., J. r. AIBURaER & Co.,
Philadelphia; BRETT Son Co., sruRaEss & Co., New
I u On
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-04-09
M EET N G s..

rr,ur CITY COUNCIL.
We n.H KHEGuLAR MEETING WILL BE HELD THIS
- DAY, IN Council Chamber ut p NJ --'
anr;,o -, @ W. II. SMITH,
-AL--o----------- H-- I, ssa Clerk of Council
New-York tribune., 1867-08-01
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

WEDNESDAY July 3l-There is very little difference be-
tween the numbers OF cattle offered this day week and
Tuesday there 1884 head while they foot up
227o at Communipaw; and l,l9O at Hudson City: The
improved tone there advance Of close upon &C. n
partly on quality and partly on better weights added 70
real advance. Some Of the salesmen al Hudson CITY
call the market c better for medium cattle IL Is very
prices one week There IA percepble difference
to-day between the two market places About 100 OF the
Iae h Sa1iie were s9d on lhe I'M yesterday NV h @
were not ar thick Us they at Communlpaw where
close upon $500 Offering j. T. Alexanders drove
alOne-i,o2s head-were ,snflGent to make market.
Nm neXt 70 nun were Alexander C4sSen Win So ,e 5
SO down % lots of single carload. The cattle were
more divided up upon the Ill., though the majority on
them were in the hands of commission men owning their
own stock, having purchased AZ Buffalo. Coney 4 Nc
Then came Tenpeton & Brother with 2ss followed by
Sage Geary with lsO, rather Dudley Post with 22l
The other cattle were mostly in small lots The marIet
may be set down as pretty goodmuch lyelier than last
The close was even fTmer than the opening ara
OF the afternoon sales were 239csper head higher
than morning offers Most of the cattle brought l5alec
with the tops all good drOves at ic and even 7e or
cattle al Communpaw 70 head Ohio grade Durhans
owned by W. stout varying from TO " cwt ana Dr9us'
are reported at l5a16lc and T. Alexanders 1O25 az
idl6tc an average OF about 9! cwt lOt OF - LII
cwt
fine Kentucky cattle, 81 head Of u cwt at l5al7c with
1874 Texas steers Of Gta6I cwt at l44c sage Geary gVS
l5tc for 1S0 Illinois which weighed l,29 10 at bu
faO bunch OF % OF the Templcton cattle brought
l5t df6tc cwt and another OF Jos head, all Indiana
steers ont at 49, dl6c weight Five cars OF
cattle are due at Hudson City tomorrow
Sheep uoing better with 2sO at Commgnpaw ana y
en- cars al Hudson City this morning Holders ask A.
more than last week Sti good fat sheep are selling at
81 @6c, and lambs at std9c lot OF lOy ony inenn
81 n Pennsylvania lambs brought slc. at Communimw
this morning with 151 Ohio sheep, commonsh, or rather
coarse SO No. at 5tc. At Hudson City three cars shtep
brought 81 d6c car 81 n lambs, s. one car poor
lambs s. 70; mixed sheep and lambs, " 90, and
kets well cleared up and dressed meats are dong
better, helped by the line cool weather.
OF hogs have 81 at FOrtiehst and IA at Gem
munpaw, all sold I'm quick market, at 7sG7sc, Will
few extras at Tic.
New-York tribune., 1867-08-01
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF SEwYoRE... .Jrrr 81.
CLEARED.

CLEARED.
Steamship Edinburgh lBrl Bhigeman Lvs.po9l o. Dsk H.
Steamship Minnesota BT) Iars. Liverpool Williams Quo
Steamship Fab Nee Legang ST. Jago de Ce0A ard Sea'Aa ~
steamship w4uutts Fish peifOrd, Ferguson Wood
Steamship Deutschland bIcm), essS, BfsHgen OslensN
Steamship Psispsco, Nea Baltimore D. snah
Steamship Dingo Sherwood Portland. J. r. Ams.
ship Constantine CTesyy London Grinfel Mhnn Co.
ship Endeayor Doane San Francisco, Sutton Co
Brig Laura }Br Z Roache 81 Tiomls Penni,.sn q Co.
Brig Clara Pieken Rogers. Providence, l. Aeersady Ce
Rng Fterck PIg Drysr, Plume Au'Ha via Richmond va
BTs Thomas orep Johnson Yeuvitas Thompson Hunter
Bng H. A Pitt tBL) Steele Hamilton Beuaais) Middleton ACe'
Bs Sarah Harris tBr Jones 81 Jobn n B. seya Hoeieo
schr Maria Jane r MaOuey st. Andrews b. via Philadelphia
Sehr j. P Anger Aldrieh Barbados M0.s Ward
sesr MaTy whtHey Mobile l. heerssey 70. r.,o,
sebr. Rio, Young, Boston. Snow Richardson
sehr. Iaey G. Hall, Providence, O. " strsnaha1
soop Ella Jane, KssDy, Bridgeport
sea%. st. LsGreu' @ Boesn yI, % .s 1s n s S. s
5th with lne "a, and pass 20 Seo ae 3 Df p s .sp
passage has winds and bad AVe ct Sandy h"oA o."
Barb GuPa (ofs John b. Henderson London a days Sss
Big Rolling wave Hall Gaee Ba1 c. &c. Jays. with Goa. n
Brig do st johns F Percy Falmouth B. 20 days with iron.
ScsT Lime Tspey PEu, Bangor dsJs with lumber 10 Hst
sehr sarah Mills TuIe Baltimore for siosrsiOu
sebr TrypheBa Nickefsos Providence.
selr. Helen, Perry, New Bedford
Sem Sem Mott Il t. BedeT, SIT Bedsie, B.iinoIt
SPOKEN.
Gipy-bng CBr) July H. lat a. lou. 81 ~ from NsSfoh ." ~
3 ' Meres-bg July 49, Ial 81 o. on 70 49, Ph'dsDhis
LoudTsrs Br, July 90 lat q o. from EsYors for ss'.n.
Maria Nbeeler-bg no date lat a. 0n - 49, ron Ns"i"' "'
CadiE
DOMESTIC PORTS.
BosroS July 3lAuiyi bark Kate Smith Tuna Island ens'
GLOUcEsIER, July 1l-Arrived, ship STAR IRON CadiL
New-York tribune., 1867-08-01
TIE MARKETS.
iCsrsiuliJ reported for THE TKiHrSE
WEDNESDAY, July

WEDNESDAY, July 81, 1857.
BUILDING MATERIALS generally firm, but the
uriccs arc only moderate We quote follows: Bricks
at SSaS9 Hard fOr Croton' an si5
for PHILADELPHIA Front. Cement at I'll o. for ROscndae.
Hair al zoe for Rio Graude Mixed; S4035c for Buenos
Ayres Mixed and II 0l2c for Western Unwashed Mixed
aths al s9 three months Lime 81 10 for Common, and
s. for Lump Nails at S IS for Cut ld.aCdJ 81 25a %
Tor Clnch Plaster OF Paris at q tun for blue Nova
Scotia g. 70 y tun for white Nova Scotia 81 ~ bbl
for Cacned Eastern and 81 90 bb for Cacined Knick
erbOckrr and Empire Mills.
COTTON-Under a continued good demand the market
ia buoyaut and we again note an improvement, prices
closing firm al 2Sc. for Middug Upands, 29c. for do
New-eaus and 293c for DO. Texas sales OF $500 bales
COFFEE-RiO Coffee Is less active. but generally held
al fu former figures sales Of $500 bags cx Wanderer on
private terms other kinds steady, and IN moderate
demand sales Of bags Ceara aud 100 do Costa Rica,
Oh private terms.
COAIThe public sale OF 5000 tuns scranton coal came
of today under The auspices Of John ii. Draper, esq.
auctiOneer The attendance was about the same ~ usual
The prices realized show decline Anne1edaIe inc par
ticuars of this and the last sale Of Scranton:
New-York tribune., 1867-08-01

Transmitted to o. s. Mint Phil for Coinage si2Sl64 SO
Vacancies having occurred in the Board OF Trustees
of the creditors and stockholders of the Ohio and
Mississippi Railroad Company by the death OF
Samuel w. Comstock and the designations of Edward
Learned William A. Booth, and David Leavitt,
Messrs VIM. II. Aspinwall, VIM. Whtewrgt jr.,
Samuel L. +. Odell of this city, and VIM. ID. Girls
void of Indiana have been elected Trustees to ill
the vacancies
The National Bank of the Republic has declared
regular semiannual dividend of five per cent, and
extra dividend of five per cent free of all taxes pay
able on the Sth of August.
The Detroit Tribune gives the following statement of
New-York tribune., 1867-08-01
Total, bush. -. 435,2O5
Clionno Tribune oil MondaY reports |:

The week closes a very dull money market. The
offerings Of frstcass names are very light and some OF
institutions md difficulty IN placing their balances
Money is very easy and we hear of short date, gilt
edge" paper being done at 7qs per cent The general
mercantile trade of the city very dun The farmers
busy harvesting and there no disposition TO enter
into any engagements OF magnitude until the maturing
harvest be secured beyond the possibility OF injury Oh
the street there very little paper Offering ana the nom
inal rates 1dlA per cent per month.
The MiitrdHkee NecS saws:
immediate vicinity Of the city, show 10 our clti-
Iens that, far their personal oOserVa-
ton extends crops Of every Gh9aete with the eXesp
tiOn Of potatoes, are uneXceled Yesterday we had
ppospec and trade IN t%a portion OF the country lying
between Beoit aud Freeport H. He had just arrived IN
this city, and ds statement was that III the locay men
toned il was the general belief that the harvest OF 1867
would exceed III extent any secured since the abundant
OF lsCO In the Southern portion Cf the tract men
toned the Winter rye was all cut and mostly thrasled
The Winter wheat all cut and considerable portion
of It thrashed He had already purchased Que carload
Of the yield and its average weight was 6l pounds
TO the bushel lie had good opportunities Tor mloima,
tiORapd his opinion and the general OPINION tbere was at
and Spring wheat 95 The coru crop under The influence
considered good Hay abundant, and had been well
saved.
OF the cotton prospects The Sarannah Ners of July
&c says
Crop accounts from the upland district OF section
very favorable, aud the dread OF damage By toomneh
rain has died away, driven out by the cheering prospect
complain OF from the upper portion of tins REGION or ia
fact from any portion Of the cottongrowing country as
week have turned bc fabulous w IN the exception
Islands aud seaboard counties ot this btate
South Carolina and Florida which have suffered severely
by rains OF the last six weeks and from winch, we
regret 10 saw the accounts grow worse daily Win re
card 10 the future would remark that u j. too soon
vet To urophesy view ~ the many contingent circum
stances which may affect the plaut bat |e may he eN
cused from udOrsiug the general opinion thdl 2hJO0 OF
bales apparently certain 20 be raised ana from l5
90 10 3OOOJ tue possible aud 20 All appearance inc
probable Weld OF 1867 but while looking forward 10
good supply for next year, would not predict any
great aud immediate reduction IA prices this side OF
the Atlantic, stocks have run very low az every
poiut and show but poor assortment FOR domestic con-
sumption and should the present export keep up We
shall be left lst Of September with the smallest
stock Of cotton in this country which has been held for
many years.
Lehgh Canal Coal Trade for the week ending July
u, 1867:
New-York tribune., 1867-08-01

Reach H,op Van vsl.or Mr. and n HsTtlsy, MI xur
IL, NJ Leonard and family Mr. Nm sehspegb n ~ So1
Ksyne M CorEn Woods Mr. and hra Itte I%sos NJ,
Touraasd NJ Sunay Nine Ssde and %l,;; ~ H Bun,
steal and fsriv Mr. ard Mrs Eieksrseh, MI bsessI
Haghs Marshall HuioB Giddings and f'si stssng a bsi
family Mr and Mrs Pomery snd family Moore Unt u
eroy ieysnck Rnoul Johnson Meanei Ds@onan g NJ
Gsd ChObard Ktsary and family. Mrs Msni mr
Foment Mrs Csdy Bnaaeo Lloyd Young heab Msos ~
Rich Lester PaFceuI, Lewis ReTle br, Hoae NJ
sarto Mrs Baursd and family, Lecia Meter, Ige
SAMSON Clpp CaB Lerouq, Cheren Slss sehAsserh ~
Welt, Graf Orner and hmiyy OeNe sn
spshtholI Abraham schaefer Meyer, Pepps scnne'os
Ter Piperpaud Roussel Dengle
New-York tribune., 1867-08-01
TpF MtrRDERER yINNEMoRE.

The death warrant was read TO George w.
,nnemore the murderer OF Mrs Dorcas MagltOn Ia tho
Novamensiug Prison, Tuesday, by the Solicitor OF
sheriff Howell As the party entered the cell, Winnie
more s,mpy moved his head After the customary sau
atons MI sater addressed the prisoner saying In the
absence OF the Sheriff from the city have received from
the Governor OF the State your deathwarrant which
will now read to YOU
AT the conclusion Of the reading Of the warrant which
fixes Thursday Aug. 2o between the hours of 10 aud
O'Clock, for the execution the Shertfs deputy
again remarked about the shOrtness OF the time still
remaining 10 him. and urged him 10 prepare for the
dread event that inevitable as there was not tbs
siRhest hope for Executive interference either Ia tho
way of pardon respite In response TO this Wnnemore
said that he had expected this result from the rst THAI
he was ready any tme and that when the day came
he would be fully prepared Mr. Salter again spoke to
the prisoner saving, WinnemOre you have little less
than month from tins time In which TO prepare for tho
other world" To this the prisoner responded by
saying: e" prepared for the change and nave
The prisoner said the Of his speedy execution was
rather pleasant than otherwise as be had nothns o
live for aud desired to get out or this world o cho
and trouble In regard 10 the murder OF Mrs hasll.
ton he believed that after he was In his grave tne
OF the murder would be discovered For himself nc ~s %
innocent OF having any hand in H. but was Wli,hs M,
anxious leave world that had no adtractions 10 ,n
The prisoner although perfectly lnelDeteht anu n
ton of the near approach OF death, and ne lhtet.
and clearly conversed with those present IA
situation and surroundings He was sssuIeu ~ bis
no chance OF pardon, reprieye, or postpVheno
death senenee TO which he replied tna ne h an M.
nscted a or looked for IL, but when ne woulo "
Ps 90 fine woud proye him innocent man ,msS
80 ,,it~ ~ the murder, and would have oPss "'o
ponalty, though entirely innoeehe
New-York tribune., 1867-08-01

CRAIS-Tbe Wheat market is without notable change,
the demand for Spring being fair for export ana mhg
In Prime Winter notice Drlsk demand ~ ~ Delhg
bid but without sellers the sales are 3tO1D Dnsli az
California a. 25dS1 10 for UnsOuDd % Good Whe SOuth
ern ~ 25aS2 aJfOr UusOund Amber, ana 4O1s2 O iof
Good 10 Choice do. Barley is without change, nothing
having beeu done Barley Malt Is Inactive ana nominal
al sOas2c for Hot and Warm SgDAc. Tor NeatcIhi voc
FOR Choice Milwaukee 95c Tor state; Pit02C iCf Soub
erp and g4 D5c for ONO Rye very quiet; the sales
are COO bush Western at 81 a. Corn opened rather Dctter
owing 10 tie light arrivals but subsequently became
tame buyers holding of there is fair home use deiahd
the sales are 1900 bush UnsOund AZ 94c asl; Damp ~
gse s1 Kiln Dried at 6si Of; western M1cO NJ VIA
h Fair 10 Choice, closing al SldSl o.
HAYDN continues heavy, aud prices have dOWh
ward tendency the arrivals are mere nDtial baeS "I
9OaO5c for Shipping and 81 5Oas 45 for retail lots
HOPS-We note a very light demand ior homo use nv
from 2jd sOdG5c. as 10 growth ana quailty. . IL t.
HEMP-The demand Is only moderate at he, gOlu' loI
Manila IN other kinds we note no change , IA, .
MOLASsE5-A moderate inquiry neIalls, WIN ~
alteration 10 note In prices; sales OF ~ hnus
s0z &c aud 200 hhds Harbadoes on private terms. ,
OIS-AmeTicau Lnsecd ~ steady, WIN lLoueI ~ ~
,nond af 81 32asI IS casks and bbls Crude flsh Os
are quiet at Toe. for Whale ana ~ Tor Srerin i
from CSC SI for No p No. /, ana fair 10 prime
PROVISIONS-There has been more HctlVty III TUE
today at fun prices closing firm; the sales, cash ana
regular are 300 bbs Mess ut t23 700S23 b For iutnfe
Reef IA not very active but there Is some demand lot nc
hacking az full prices sales OF 100 Dbs al Sla lof
plain Mess aud 80 for Extra do Jefce ecI anu
Beef Hams dull and nominal Cut Meats are WnouN wN
Hams al iTta22c Bacon is nominal Lard is
active and at the close sales OF so pkgs ~ @
me for No i; 123 6l2.c Tor Clty l5s ios ia
mime Steam and Kettle Rendered and 1910 Tor small
IIuTTER continues dull and prices have dOWnWau
Tendency We quote New as follows
New-York tribune., 1867-08-01
NEw-YoRK DAILY TRIBUNE. THURSDAY, AUGUST l. 1867

in bbs at 2otc Refined IN bond at 3lic. on spot
and 35c deliverable any month this year.
RlCE-Thers has been rather more doing principally
Tor consumption, hut the market rather lacks strengths
sales OF 900 bags kangOOn private terms.
bUGARS-The inquiry is light and prices nomnaly
uncanged; sales Of $50 hhds, at l3a2sc for Cuba and
81 boxes Havsna at l5lc. Refined are quiet
sIEARIN-We note sales Of 10000 prime IN hhds. at
1stc.
TALLow is in fair demand and steady sales Of 5000
n at ll9QIIIc.
New-York tribune., 1867-08-01
BOSTON LIVE STOCK MARKET.
BRIGHTON. CAMNRiDGE AND MEDfoEp'
RepOTed JOr TIE TRIBUNE JOr the ucek odg Wednesday,
Juiy 81, 1861


,ou,. y, .,,.,, a. rDarfcy Smy 81 100"
Cattle Slcep sbot,. F,.Hog v,,.
THIS week......l,Gl2 n,o35 100 1900 aO
das 6na yssf Ssfs;5i7s asofs7s cs5o $50 as i iTSo 200
BleJ-per 100 on total Weight OF hide talow snd
meat extra ss 25asl3 so first quality $J9 s3 seesnd
quality $2 aSi2 70 tlira quality SVGS @ 20 iH ~ os9
B0rLmg OIet-S2OG ;215; handy steers, Sl6OdsAF' OF
much according to their value FOR beef.
Coirs and Tola,g Ca'rcs-Fair quality, soodSsG extra,
S5ct5|Fcr n live weight 5atc; extra, Glc; sheep and
Fat Hogs%Per n, 7tdsc, live weight shoies, retail.
Ease.
Hides~Briehion l0dlo!c. 2 NJ country lots, 9ieloc
fSito,c~Briehton, 8assc p ~ country lots, Cis7ic
RTWsE,lsAt Canlbrdge i65 Northern cattle, and per
hps 100 Western steers trun iiifhoh li,es AZ Aloy
and nj Chicago are reported lower ana ~ We az .l' @ ~
supply ana our prices, the butchers here claimed me
Far from uniform and perhaps prices us wees 4 .e M
about the the closing rates oi lrt arht' ihis
"Wednesday making the actual supply for this week
nearly l.soo some go lees than as week lAst We
he; This week We hear OF only about N Western
steers at iic At Cambridge, 1Hssod COWS and yotag
o drcssSd weisht G. Eaei,dcf was seinr ~ 70 to
lie for such cattle a. De could hld in vermont Wism
Howard sold ~ good for ii 20 i2c aud 10 az 10
ic &C. Tho hest of Tire Western sold az ~ dil.c
per n 80 10 81 per cent Of live weight for ol; other
qualities from II % l3c and two ncloohng bulls atout
fsOO at &c. 30 shrnkagc. We are therefore under ho
necessity of reducing the figures In table OF proes
accordingly.
gon la the sheep trade. TIE butchers represent e Guy
trade a. having been very hard them tie past week.
and therefore they say they must buy cheaper AA1
OF tine lambs are rather small Droyers have nara
Otl~rd seN fr 10 81 ncr head less
than last week. unless they have some claim some
butcher Of the most experienced drovcrs offered -
"a load the way o market Whlch was i,i9s.d a.
and tho owner glad 20 sell, after reclug now matters
stood for g. j. sabin - di-shtished WIN inc
bids FOR his lot that he did not unload them ~ al ou1
seut them thence 10 the place OF beginning, hcsmufc-
land IL where lie said sheep worth more than
M Cambridge We noted faes of loads at g. ~ - ~
a and &C. per for sheep, 50 TO s slim lot " So
! g. 387, s. 60, g., a. 2G, &c.
New-York tribune., 1867-08-01
he following correspondence has been printed,

RAD. TO A REB GREETINS ..s,.s,
R.pn,rl s.snr,, Editor BulIetn Pi1aS, Traitor, se
s SOM one e S sent d1 NE cop, speech @ yIS % KsSd Yos
ssn me nscndarv Tieied bad snd psy the Fourth q
sa ,b m.re "a zoo humane Government to loyal
or what he St s. 20 oo STSoss.n ySS5 sTs.
and hi treason be prnshed Fog TIE ssae q yoo
for coming when and Forrest Nj eos Ss s.sd q .
mot ops i've in America unhung BE constantly prepared for know
NOT the day the wherein the rgious Judge WI so@j
great sSI deep Srhsson upon yOu me- and VII
sR' Ell a , q f ss. 70 Rs' pr s, S s yes. end @ .s"':s m
ron from the hottest hell damaaon iSu fear " such r men
eeo guilt and that BY the laws Of ration, are an out
ss The poor and charge the committing Of %sTa.
wcndery vel free and yeqI ehsrzes are a. ss,
they false ioa say such sn q, @ Hss o s en- 20 ,oa 10 n
gators Ows The devil reOakius n Noad Be mid .o~paI'
iSdasoas and peaceful TO 90 they
much condemn them Is DO you We Nho friends bs help
oGod and Radical Congress. will in good ~ tine il :, Ig y.G GIGe
citizens Yours naly JAMES = bkSss' u o Army
JAnrs s. BaIsHIy o. sA
bis fe ag.ved be ,ssse private oO;. to the
r Saud ready response at ny haG rule Se
old service where the uniform was gaar,n 'e, ns xesss o. .
souSht among who shoueraps ssahl.
detective though know nothing o. %Sl I 1scssI .si
b ou the Lexington Ky the other day Having voisn
without the Of gentlemen by asssnitng
nssopay through newspapers there other len
hereafter mludbut 20 reply 70
through the same channel DO i've hope By the sfsee OF
God but not by Of the Government OF which
von sneAk since | purchased my personal safety with
san Which been paid 70 snd enjoyed BY the other
ontrtng ps the laying down Of and The dba1
uen omy troops There doubt plenty o. such creatures
Yourself glad OF the opportunity 70 disgrace The Govern
nder which they couneng dshOu0ri bet have Ne
ton believing other u i5e United states
the Bshln order ShO run' The fIeed
mems Bureau aa With for suis'er purposes asd fe
the land IN compliance vitb the base nslncs VIA
nscoabe Providence has created them Bl an sssns
fellows yourself and VIII Penlt me
viii close our correspondence BY telling that nv judgement
officer of United States who enend the entenf o. honor
which noble profession could have "rtteb We
snderous attack character which you nav a ne
for gafaIOn " cerer cA oi h1ef
guards with whom, probably associate hPHAAl sss
New-York tribune., 1867-08-01

AT Clarsve Tenn on nord ahe ,a Hartfcrd Inc pS CO.
Charles FsxOn, aged o. he ss Oldest publishers and
printers in the United states having sfrySa NJ sae @
from leIo 70 - Pdward Crosswe (afterward the editor
sf sPd aI@ HSSs Ir0 Ths GG EscDaer r. IL sS, o ne
noseu " Uoratio Gates under the style OF Gates
Fsaon from whose presses many books were PSolsned
n te,n Gd,eeer Of he United States, which was al
.hst time valuable work At Buffalo be also started
th rs and only Democratic paper In that
Sr and Repabcan His health failing In is<3. ne mossa
70 Ciarksye, where he came for the purpose OF pun
fishing The Primitive Standard and Episcopal yon,satl
edited by the late Right Rev James H. Otey bsnOg y.
the Docese assisted by the Rev. Edward CflsseIy sa
original founder Of the Ashwood Feinaie nsS'e'e N
Columbia, Tenn.
New-York tribune., 1867-08-01
DpCrIpTs NJ pRonIrCE

RECEIPTS Or PRODUCE.
July si-20G5 bbs Flour, 81 bbls. whisky $50 s1 ks
Corn Meal g,lOO bush Wheat, 6l,5J1 bush Corn 1926
bush Oats pkg- Ashes, l3 pkgs Cut Meats, 81 pEsn.
Lard 520 bbls Petroleum, lOO pkgs Butter, JSJ pks
Cheese, SCI bbs. Eggs.
New-York tribune., 1867-08-01
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