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Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1868-11-28
ECONOMY. 4 HONE INDUSTRY.
SAVE YOUR RAGS.
THE cHICKaSABnGuE
ManufaCturimE COmDan

TIE cHICKaSABnGuE
Manufacturing Company
4 RE- Now pr. psred to puI, haze Co Cieaa
~ Cotton Snd l.lnneu RAGS, in sny quenliiy and to
pay ior H. m the highrst mar It price easi,.
jfey i've s'sb ished DIP Z u ase, 81 Aouh Wa
'er sr- t,r ,s.e pt snd &oI - - ~ md pa.
per stock Of sll ors und.s the Ipsus dae charge Of
Cspt thomas h Bs.e. who is su,h..ied t' psy >
liheral price for al stock equ,r-o BY the company
mi l. An0 brouyh. to hun, in uiisbIe c.,ndi.ion
Rags ma, either bs white. c.l0,ed Or mixed, but
th must hetr Of o.l~Ls clean aud well handled.
iIeaers IL paper ck IL h. ETY. aud interior will
find their sntsee et.lRwui-ats Nth ~ b.
turr dkposig OF thei sock els+ w,,trs
Newspapers will a0vsncs their own interests hy
lending ther n'fuDce to secur the ssvi g and col.
lee ing Of oil t rags be tould vheir lerpectivo
Lcxiti We will crsdit them j. exchange Tor pA-
per II literal rxlss tVr the sIchan able rags hey
NAV se0d N Nse.itiest .HisA3 gss.& f4sG q
Rags cent by the riseEs and Crest Nothsrn Rail.
Road shouio w addressed u the Company as Mobile.
Aiabxma. Ess Ia 81 ssA hleo6e n .slsststf
All shipments hy ,bs Mobile and Ohio Railroad
shouId be dir-ct T. Bssve Meadow StAtiun, The
location It The Cotnpsu = Works ~ .;.,,t
~ For iurthsr inform ti0n spply at the Com.
panys iN sot. No. 81 Nurth stes street, OF to The
uds.sgned 10 person OF By Iessss. At the office Of
w. G. CLARK,
my9 Pre.ldent.
New-York tribune., 1868-03-02

Government stocks are still dIooping under the
influence of Senator Shermans policy of repudaton,
sustained rs it is by journals in this city from which
q moro honorable course was expected. stato
stocks are steady, with less doing. Railway mort
cages are in demand at full prices Pacific Mail
opened at ll33 but on small sales declined to llOi,
at which price there was q demand for tho stock.
The statement of the President makes it certain that
dividends will not be resumed very soon, certainly
not until an arrangement has been made with the
present opposition, which is not costing its
managers anything of consequence and Will,
therefore be persisted in. The share mar
ket opened strong but was very dull on the general
list New-York Central was the most active stock and
sold at 19 The transactions in Erie very heavy
at 6ss6GSa. Reading higher. selling at 93I. The
Western share list was strong Cleveland and Pitts
burgh sold at Oh; Northwestern Common, Gll;
Northwestern Preferred. 73s Fort Wayne, 1903.
After tho Board the dealings in the room we're con-
fined to New-York Central and Erie. The balance OF
the list remained firm, but appear to await some de-
cided movement in Erie which continues to puzzle
the street by its movements After the Second Board
tho market was lower New York Central and Erie
Tho Western shares were steady; Northwestern
Common was very strong; 62l was bid. with bnt
little stock offered At the close there was sharp
break in Erie which sold at COS, decline OF per
cent. The rest of the market was lower, IN sympa-
thy, and closed unsettled.
The following are William Heath il Co.'S last quo
n.
New-York tribune., 1868-03-02
TIE MARKEIS-

TCsreiulT reported tor THR TKiruSEl -
SATURDAY, Feb. 30, 1853.
AsHES-Pots havo been IN good demand, and the mar
ket has ruled firm, at s. 2j0SS 37s stock 40 Dds feAis
are quiet and nominal. at Sll; stock, 40 bhlH
BIiIIDING MATERIAis-The demand for all articles
under this heading has been fair ana the market ruIeu
anjte firm The closing quotations as follows Bricks at
SiOOdSi 50fOr Common Har ssd S2 Crot0n aud 500
Philadelphia Front Cement at ~ p " 90 IOr Osi
dale Hair at 1asic. for Rio Grande Mxedi 37dS Tor
BueuOs Ayrrs Mixed, and lle 100 for Unwashed Mxed
Iats AT " 75dS3 three months. Lime at VI 30 Tor Com
mon and % for Lump. Plaster OF Paris at s. S1e per
fun for Blue Nova Scotia; q 40 per Dbl Tor Caicrd
Eastern and " so per Dbl for Caeined knlckeroocker
aud Empire Mus. 80,
BEESWAX-The demand has been moderate and tle
market is steady with sales ut l2c. for Yellow west
orn and Southern. a., ~
BRISTLES are unchanged; the demand is light We
ouote AT ~ 10 for American Gray ana Wite
COTTON-Thero has been decided revival III the dt,
naud 10 day from both exporters and specnatOrs ana
the market somewhat excited closing at an advance Oi
fully one cent per pOsud and very strong; the opert
tos arc based principally upon the idea that cotton Is
cheap ruling rates aud that We VIII soOn be called upon
Ia furnish the Liverpool market with more stoc sales oi
49, bulc of which $50 90 10 spnncs, 800 10 sechla
tors and 1880 to exporters. including foe III taoi We
safa
New-York tribune., 1868-03-02
NLN.iORK cIfY nANk srATRNIrNIs

Loans 2Ol,tCoJi1 Gbi,2lcDt5 Itt 5I1sco
Notwithstanding the banks lose $297G,OoO Oh their
reserve the money market closes easier than any
time during the week. and at the close it was impos
sbe to use balances at per cent aud large amounts
were offered without takers.
Foreign Exchange closed dull Bills at 80 days on
London quoted 40 l09s G09. for commerciol l09s
QlOg. for bankers; do. at short sight, llOG1l0I;
Paris at 90 days 5lssa533 do. at short sight, 5l2f
a5ll,; Antwerp. 5ISla5.lGs Swiss, 5.issa5.i%
Hamburg, $5,Q3Gs Amsterdam, lO.d III! Frankfort,
4O.41; Bgcmen, iS,ai9s Prussian thalers 1liG7lk
The transactions Mt the Office OF the Assist
ant Treasurer We're: Receipts FOR Customs, Si2S,-
OOO Receipts for Gold Notes $4,000; total Receipts,
S. lf4CS3 Is; total Payments, s0S9,j6 ~; Balance,
$99 20 6l9 "a.
Frcights to Liverpool $50 tcs. Lard at S2s. Cd; 80
hhds. Taow at 3Os and, by steamer, 800 boxes
Cheese at 45s 9cO tcs. Lard at 45s S00 bales Cotton
at 7-l6a9 9l6d and 1900 bush. Grain Wheat Corn,
shippers opton) at lOd An Australian brig, with
2oOOqrs Grain to Cork and market, at Us. 9d Sd.
The total imports st Nowiork for the week com
pare as follows:
Dry TSE sSods SoIDs os7g, saeso9is sss6i s25Sss
General ndse o,C7aIii o,o75.2S 27ts.9ls 2,75sgs
Total .s5,In.oos s,7ss,,@ Aoasls2O s5Ou,OCs
The imports Of foreign dry goods compare as fol-
lows
foT ~, rDct 1886. 1857. iSOS.
Entered at ihe port. s2,II99O s3aljJf S2o17,s97
Thrown ON market....... 9,9i9,7i3 4ISSA 2oi5,sS9
Si4or TfH. !. 1866. IS07. lSoS.
Entered at the s32 iG0C19 f27l6ld el3tgil29
Thrown market 99,731,i6O 22gJl34 l26S5,655
The receipts Of cotton thisweek about the same
as last week. the total at all the ports reaching 81 s67
bales against @ 9e6 bales last week. 9o25 bales the
previous week. aud Sl 52S bales three weeks sincel.
making the aggregate receipts since September !.
1861 l,555SOi bales, against l'Soo2a bales for the
Same period in 1861 being an excess this season
over last season OF 29d ISL bales The exports con-
time large ana show further small increase on last
week the total ut all the ports reaching Ciso2 bales
against 80 30 bales last week. and 5S,7N bales the
previous week. For the corresponding week OF 1851
the shipments from all the ports amounted to 5i2H
bales showing increase for the week this year Of
1860 bales, aud making tho total increase IN the
shipments of the season up TO tins date Sd2si bales
and decrease in the stocks at the ports of the United
States of PSI, ,f55 bales. compared with this date OF
1851. The total fore gn exports from the United
States since September !, 1861, now reach 9A,9i9
bales against 67365 bales for the same period last
year and the stocks at all the ports are a present
gO6i bales against GS450 bales at the same time IN
1857, nnl
New-York tribune., 1868-03-02

Money closes in great abundance on call. With
dealers IN Governments balances are left at per
cent. and stock houses have 40 trouble in supplying
themselves at 5aG per cent Commercial paper is
saleablc ut 6tgsi per cent
New-York tribune., 1868-03-02
EXPORTS FROM sErT. !. 1867, TO DArs.

H-Dry Cod firm but qnie at $5as5 so for Bank.
and 81 80 for Georges. Mackrrel scarce and quito
firm. ut 0aSl9 so for No. Bay 7dS7 50 for do Shore,
slat4 50 for No Shore aud BE- y, ana tl0dS for No
Massachusetts Medium and Large.
FEATHERS have been IN fair request and steady at rs
for Primo Tennessee, and 6jG9Uc for Prime West
FLAX-North River remains steady aud we have had
moderate business ut Ia ?2Ac,
New-York tribune., 1868-03-02
-RoLEUm AND MINING sTocKs. -Fusr BOARD

SiTURDAY, Feb. 29-P.
Gold closes at Ill., after selling al l4ls and HI
New-York tribune., 1868-03-02

Transmitted to u g. Mint PHIL for COinage si2ooIl 10
The earnings Of the Chicago, Rock Island ana fa-
cc Road for the second and third week OF February
were:
New-York tribune., 1868-03-02
The CHICAGO Republican of Friday says:

Business throughout the city yesterday exceedingly
dull and deposits very light. In mercantile circles
sales have fallen of during the week and Ia the produce
business shipments are hello back consequence OF the
high rates of railroad freighs Orders for upward OF
100000 bushels received yesterday from Phil
adenhia but they cannot he filled present prices and
at Tho ruling rates Of freight In provisions, shipments
are moderately active. but the heaviest buyers hold
ING hack their stocks till the opening of navigation The
money market IL almost stagnant our bankers gen.
orally we'll supplied with currency but prime paper Is
scare and discounted freely ut discount Of 10 per
cent per annum The demand for Eastern exchange yes
terday less active than the previous day Round lots
were sold 10 very moderate extent between bankers at
mar with as many buyers sellers, but counter rates
were steady at par buying, and lilo premium selling
The following is an official statement Of the busi-
nsss of the office of the Assistant Treasurer OF the
United States. IN New-YOrk. for the month ending
Feb. %, 1868: n.
RRCRIPTs DISDUR8EMENTs.
New-York tribune., 1868-03-02
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE. MONDAY, MARCH 2 1865

The cearings of the Gold Exchange Bank were
s4Os4OOOO and the balances, $2.2l3,D0.
The export Of specie from this pot for the week
has been as follows:
New-York tribune., 1868-03-02

COFFEE-Tlo trade having become pretty well sup
piled by the late liberal puicaScs al Rio Coffee there =
es hpusitcn 10 operate though the business Is still
very fair aud the market firm at the afe Improvement
sales OF 2OO santos, balance T.. schmidt and
Kio i3aI7ac gold duty paid West India grades ae
frmcr but quiet
CANDI ES-Adamantine have been IN good demand
prices arc unchanged We quote at 81 d2ic sperm at As
dtgc. and Patent 556sOc
DRUGS AND DNtS-There has been rather more doing
In the leading articles coming under this heading; prices
have ruled Oute rm but are without change We quote;
a,,., A, N 3iaJ3 Gum Arabic SostN
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-03-31

Rules and Regulations ia. Juvt-
NIL. inss, uadsr the rupoFt IHian
Ufthc CUrsoa cay Turn-strelu.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-03-31
$500 REWARD!

yyTILL BE PAID BY THE COUNTY OF
w Ormsiy. for the Apprehension and delivery
I the Sheriff of Ormsby COuty. Nevada. Of
THOMAS RILEY. charged with the murder Of
Timothy G. Smith, late Sheriff Of the County
aforesaid.
By order Of the Board of Commissioners of
said county.
NJ J. ASHMORE, Clerk of said Board
calson City, Nevada, Lee. Is, 4. D. 1857. 20d
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-03-31

ruiHm'iftu uu
| RE,naaHt l.p ft.iEa
iFfs. "a,
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-03-31
5000 REWARD.
STATE oP NEVADA,
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT,

ENItiIlNb BBfAhl hENts
Er THE Authority i% nr NfsTtp iN
II rta t.uttiuiU aua la.W5 Il ths ftatvri
Nevada, / hereby ,apra
REwAkD OF ON; THOUSAND poLlARs
for tl,o arrest sad delivery If THOMAS HiLrY
10 oitlcr the Snciiuef Lyon County, ur tn ~"
snari.t, furmsby County. N,yaAa. sAli Biiey be
charged with a.c maolrr ,f Tu,ihy q. srutl
,hcn shcflT oi ums,y County, pll"atd a. ha,t
lo,u counH.t.r 600 tla nl.ht 1t Thursday. r..
comher y. 1867. nt said l.,ry'. nun.r. 80 L,,n
County, Nhilr s1d smith was aitemi .ua $50 aarsa
h.n rr shooting one Niua1 o',. td,, thg nan,s
n:-ht, nj l.H. ,rc CITY, o,ms'y cvunty.
DEscaIrTIoSt
rhona. Ei'ry lean it.shman; about five ieel 'ls
inghrs L..h, laIt gray, f,rmc,iy houn! ,s's
IIuc. or gray; or. Hary we.-at ah,t,t ofe huu.
,,rod and thhiyGts rouuas; aai zoo .l'e,h anh
pr,lon s .lratr md quid,. Whom lcc'tnn'i'"d
tls murder i.,' wa- wcsili . huusta, be- sild is.
pci,al.
In 'r,t 'mony whereof hnYp hpfcnnie spi nv
Ssg..G hnud, nud caused to hn affixed tho "rtt
NHS,J s,al uf the state of Nevada Don. a.
Carson City, tbs the 18Th day II D'c.mbsr. A. 10.
lsO7. IL. q, DLAsbtL
Governor of N.,si..
Attest;
C.S. Norsw,Rr, Secretary Of State.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-03-19
NH l0-eOfw
DROPOSALs FOR RAISING WRECKS IN
NORFOLK, VA. AND VICINITY.
Conlpuandant's orr, U. s. Nary Yard,t

C0rDdndaHt'S OTrs, ". s. Nary Ya,d,y
NOyfOtk, Va, March IL, 1873
m. Of the .s,h day Of March, 1875. BY the Com
a. andsnt 81 this y srd, for raising wreckng and
TsmCyiE the materials % the following named
Wrecks, viz
PeEpsyIv1nia Delaware, Raritap, CunberIand
aud Columbia, in the Elizabeth river
lam FreferiCksburg, two Rams near Drury's
Hun ShAv-heeD, FLORIDA, and other Wrecks be-
lor ging o. the Navy, in ames river.
Separate offers will be made for each vessel, and
All the property that may be in them.
No Wreck will be Considered removed whilst
any IeTtlan oi the keel floor timbers remain;
snd the night Will BE- reserved 10 the Government,
Nhen one party-u. AZ be awarded several wrecks,
=" ctsiense tie order In which they to be
removed.
The proposition must state the proportion of the
proceeds 81 TIE sales AZ public auction which IL TO
be paid o. the sslNOrs each vessel also the time
within which the work on each IL to be com pieted
Az rhA property u TO be placed in the hands of the
GONeTnfue ut and be depOs tied and cared Az
be directed by the CoKIua ndant OF the Yard with
cut shy charge wha'syer TO the Government; to be
taKeoCs, ana the proceeds TO remain In the hands
Of the Government until the whole OF any one OF
the Wrecks allotted TO each party Is removed, aud
the~ork completed TO the satisfaction Of the Navy
Department..
An the appliances used in removing the " recks
pu-t be furnished BY the sslyurs.
No PROPOSITION gill be received from parties who
Do not furnish satisfactory evidence 60 the C1m
VIII al the .r1per aud necessary appliances for
tbs execution Of work Of this kind; ant the Navy
b-partrne nj the right 20 summary snnul
tie agreement, If the work 10 not prom pity
urICed and diligently prssec uted or completed in
dae time in which case all claim OF the s,vors u
he property recovered viii be forfeited o. the
nh ~ eOtd Comma sdssnt.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-03-19
THE EVENING STAR.
LATE rELEoRAMs, &C.

A dispatch from Memyais, Tenn, last wight
says: Judge Hunter, Of the Criminal CSurt,
has adjourned that tribunal. in consequenoe Of
the pressure by ibelous articles. which ren-
dered it impossible for the judgment OF the
courr 20 be enforced: and that one Of the Often
ders, V no had been committed, was Illegally
discharged an company with other desperate
men who had sought his nfe. Therefore the
court stands ad burned until such obstacles 10
is auministration OF Justice are removed.
The Cincinnati and Marysville steamer Mag
nofa, Irregular packet,l which leff Cincinnati
Yesterday, with about one hundred cabin
ploded her boiler about twelve miles above ,Ae
city, at hall-past one O'Clock. The greater por-
non OF the cabin was carried away, and the
boat after wards took fire. About forty pas
sengen were killed, several being burned %
death.
The New York CENTRAL railroad is agx,n o,s.
for business. The ice barriers have been re-
moved from che tracks sufncientiy 10 ne-rnit
the passage OF trains. All the trains reached
Albany last night Secretary Seward is on
board.
J. Ecubert. colored. has brought suit for ,.,
thousand dollars damages against the Con vent
of the Sacred Heart, in New orleans-sn edn-
cational institutiop-for denying a member OF
his family admission to lts privileges.
- The reports of suffering and starvation At
Fort Totten are untrue. The fort Was fun OF
rations, which will last until July, and a sur
plus for the destitute Indians. ~
The examination Of Governor Baker on the
charge OF perjury, preferred by freedman, be-
fore the United States Commissioner, COM
menceo IN New Orleans yesterday morning.
Governor Crawford of Kansas left Topeka
Tuesday for New York TO sell the State bonds
authorized by the Legislature, Amounting 20
s27u,OOo.
w. johnson, Orange Secretary, who was I'M
prisoned in the county Of Down. Ireland, haS
been made candidate for Parliament from
Belfast
Charles II. Spencer, late of the Albion, New
YORK, committed suicide in Buffalo, N. ;, last
evening, by shooting himself through the head
A Haysna special dispatch says that Senor
Romero will leave Mexico i'm April for Wash
ingion, on private business.
The Montana papers report that the Indians
are Guiet on the Fort Benton road.
Sergeant Bates, with his flag unfurIed arrived
AT Columbia, :. C., yesterday evening.
The Mississippi river lie open above and be-
low Lake Pepin.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-03-19

HOG CBoLERA.-The best preventive is TO
feed three parts wood ashes, two parts salt, one
and half parts copperas, one and a half parts
sulphur, pulverized: Mix with wheat bran.
We feed once a week. Also, let your pens be
well ventilated. Many crowd a number of
hogs in a small, dark and dirty pen, and expect
them to keep healthy. Ii such persons would
notice, particularly on opening their stys IN
the morning, what a powerful stencil fills the
air, they would view this matter differently
And II this did not open their eyes, let them be
tied up in their own stys twenty -four hours
hard time OF II, and that il is wonderful they
did not sicken and die. DO not feed nusty
corn, and your hogs Will not be apt to take the
cholera.
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OFFICE CONGRESSIONAL PRINTER.

Cal. NAsHINGToS, March IA, cSs.
ses.ea Proposals will be received at this office
nntii SAT URDAY. April IL, 1868 at Il o clock for
furnishing one set of electroty pc pages Of the H.
port Of the &C g, the
10 o, MIN the name of the patentee and the charac-
yer OF me patent on each illustration. ~
contractor. who must arrange them into pages in
nomer1cal order as nearly as is consistent with
work must be fully equal TO that furnished for the
puhIis he'd Report for 1886, which has been adopted
me STANDARD for the present volume. The plates
transportation and subject to the approval or re-
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Awards will be made ITO the lowest and best
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penalty of 10 COO that the bidder or bidders IL his
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Proposals for Patent Office Report ,,
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mn u ~ Sd ArtIlery, A. Q. s., U. 8. A.
OFFICE OF ASSISTANT QUART ERMASTER
" ..... GENERAL, I"II-0. -

NEW YORK, March To- 1858.
Sealed Proposals Tin duplicate, with 0 copy of
and will be received at this Office until ~ O'Clock
M, on MONDAY, March q, 1858, for the trucking
OF all Government Stores within the city of New
fork, which 1t may be the duty Of the Quarter
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In the delivery OF stores, except when caused by
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The contractor must be prepared to execute any
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