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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-09-27

We Congratulate ths psople OF Louis
lana upon the veto by Governor WAR
MOUTH Of the Infamous Soci j. Equality
Bill recsntly passed by the legislature Of
that State. From gentlemen resident in
New Orleans, we learn the gratifying IN.
diligence that It will be impossible for
he friends of the measure to force ii
ibrcugh the Senate and HOUSE again by
the requisite two-sairds msjOrity. Great
sxoitement prevails among the negT0es
If New Orleans, who are cIsmorous for
the life Of the unfortunate Governor.
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We have been compelled roleave over,
as ben boWcAe Tor next Sunday, the traUs
lsrion from HEINRICH HEINBS' Gods
IL Exile" 10 con qasucs OF our desire
to plsce before u readers, In full, The
statement Of 2 parlic'p ,tor il the slave
trade between Mobile aud CO . carried
OF sitter the war, and Of winch come
thing was said st the time, but official
inquiry into which was prevented b. the
Government friends OF the Northern
men and Federal officers engaged IN the
hoTrif traffic.
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PENNSYLVANIA.

CHESTER, September 26-The bark
Sunny Side, with cargo of coal oil, was
struck by lightning last night. An ex-
plosion- followed, the pilot was blown
OVERHEARD. aud several OF the crew
scalded, but they were savsd and brought
lahore for medical aid,
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TROY, n. Z.

TROY. n Y, Septembs. . 5-ATr Nc
Donald fell out Of a window last nignt,
AID wss pics+d up dead this morning
). Cook, q tailor, was Killed 10y filling
under the train this morning, in al
tempting to get or.
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Tar WAter, 4 H. H--ertet, may be
empit yed for IS ing si,k Rud VOL with
the C l"r called girls ceRQre or ssh-grav.
The sun r. hnst mr. lAuted with Sesk
p%erchi0ride oi iron, by -o4kinR / q the go
luton for some hour. Il is then drained
and passed through the bath Of tar water.
The U~xyphenate Of iron, which Is thus
precipitsted on the fabric, gives q very
solid ooior.
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NEW HAaP4EEIRE.

CONCORD, September 25.-Ex Presi-
dent Pierce IS ssiii very feeble, and bis
nerves are quite shattered T. is doubt
luI whether ne over gets shout again.
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OFFICERS OFTHE rs CIAT.Oy FOR FHE
YAK I.rs

"A. B. H2yreL
VICE ". Rcysisr, o. c.
Holmes, G.-M B ruerE.
AEC0RDLSG ECREr SET-augh 2. Grser.
AssIssSSr HECOHDI Q SECRETAhT.-En.
Henry Lake.
CORRESPONDENCE SECRETARY. inc. &c,
Br aOks-
UHE u. 4. GrOdlelt.
E2EcCTTVs CoNEiTTEE.-A y. ? 6te-srs,
Goalr Al Lon. trUu dale, A. J.. EsyE =. q,
Pc kins q W. 2in-
AAESHAL-R -. H-Eon-
5UPERINIESDzST John Tre1s-
want
RING MASA9zE-D D n ruhss.
FISASCE tOaNTrrEE John p. T~ePe F1nf.
CHAIRMAN &C Holme. K :. 3. T. Wvnne-
who are alone 81 hoTtzed 10 COLLECT su Grip
uons and dues, contract ard li4Vidate al Ia
bilit o. Of the Soelefv-
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CONNECTICUT.

HARTFORD, September 26.-John
Weiie-, wac was confined Ia The State
prison for horse stealing, committed sui
eide this morning by cutting his throat.
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DEB

RICE-Near Laconi1, Desha county, Ark, on
Monday evening, September list. PAUL sHIR-
LEY X CT. aged Y year.
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aBaKETs
Eew EorE warze,,

View EorE ESFEsf,
new YoEx S p NIB rcs-Cott L nrn sales
az s.. WHISKY, fr.9, ) SsaI 20 Ia = oSs gf
uzar Ste&sy 2 tGzsLR 4otsse- fem.
.s-At5 Z - NlsG p; thev are
Ing. l5T sIec. Pnns IL ak stripes are Ia
1oders e request 81 legl5Ac. Dslsines 2ca2Ic.
honey he market Is STEADY. Cal loa7a :
e.. Cot fS221 Ola Ta1nsssee 6TzGO%;
new, ts{s9tS5z.
New Orleans saRkeE
New ORLEANS, Se-tembec2 &c Cotton steady
LES ?s Tlesio,s ~ b nlr IN <r 1zft 50 ; 49,
ISIS ba -. Sc l g5l55S New 10 b. sgf &c.
-, unit cot snsa-yGas NJ 1.&I
eba 4Sc. 2 az al; spIa7s !. Cor e
eilned to 1'tg. ~ots sc Bean 81 q Icy
x-Ss23. Pc dsmsr a IS IS .skiug IS. Bf
c IA dG sl.su dse, 1870. clear 10. LAFd Gul
IN Ierce lEsr, i kss AZ.
Lsaj.yi5se HzTket.
LOUISVILLE. Sep.embsr 2s.-T foa~eo QUIT /;
sale % hess ~ s5 IS 50i fair eoi ss5
sntlns yiSe1y o; I : z aa's = d. nse
Cor s.. O@ % c. Ry= 81 ava IS. : ksG.
Ltrd Is4elsHc. Baou- shou er- l39lS& !;
81 rs l54GtGA otto--midLing 81. WDAky,
raw and ire, 81 20.
OtnoluRaa, Market.
O~CSCIvSATI. september 2e-F cur dali ard
unchanged. Wheat s. - COcd 60. OtE 20
Nutk should. r sc sitrsiE Btco,r Shout.
drE, l94c.; sldss 1913 &c. Lari gLle3 c. s..Ier
SS94lc. Cl.es. l6s Sc. sppl=s ssG5. sugar
LAS ~ C-nse ZIG sc.
~. Louis Market
ST. LOUIS Septem0-r st bscco, logs snd
brigh, leaf g = 20 SO, Fl a, sop dnr 8 sea
80 Hh.at q 75S ". Cora aS5ss, cassie
5a Poik So 81 o., sh17r : I2L9Izh, ;.
clear sides 20 ~ Lard Sc Whisk sI5JIrse.
Foreign Markets.
LIVERPOOL, 5eptem Der se-Coffon drmsr;
sales i2t0J rsis upt snjs S1sd orleans ~.
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BALTIMORE.

BALTIMORE, September 26.--Ths
Grant Lodge Of Old Fellows adjourte ed
to-day, to meet next year in Saa Fran.
cisco,
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pRIcEs or Ansuzs1oE.

mo mon y rsos'ved Al "a gates Oness "
be opeasd for n sale OF ck=ts, Rear Lh- Z .tes
entering tie ErOu-ds)
1tn
Children under f0u tas Vs.rs r - cts
Pubic Haeks, Per day Co
0mntOuses. 20
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NEW ADvERTTs EM'ETs

d A n q IN q A Q A - Il NJ Y.
Clay Building, J Main Street.
AIR.AND MRS DEsRAYBENNET f-hs only
w artistic teachers IN tbs -outlJ. re- poet uIfy
iufOruu the puotcthat their school, Is nv O-an
for the reception OF pupils. sspZ7 In
p OF. .. Il. Browns
SELECT Sch-Ol for Foys WI be ape,sd IN
y re Linden treet Sch0C BGiICtlg o n N
DAY, 5th Of October. UatU IN y aorv fs-
admission - the law oEc= o. 3 3. Barnes.
esq NO "a Na4isO1 stree or that o Messrs.
hsath, Lewis z Fraser, cCEne o. Union ana
second streets. 50 2T
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Z. McDAvITT, n. =. CO HIRAM,
+. ". SIXTH, ". B WALnEAS,
1T. FARHASOE, SAFULESR H-iEE
Wa. GOODTYS, tOHN =. STATION,
III FRANK.
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Asslgnee's Sale of 400 Acres OF
Land.

A 8 assignee Of Robert r johnson Bsnkr~pf.
will sell, for cash. 10 the highest 5idcSr'
a. public SAFE. At Napoleon, Arkansas, on
Friday, the Soth day Of October, 1855
Fourteen Hundred Acres Of LsDz, lyf1r on
Fh- A kan-ss river, IN The count, OF $3.50
abous.0 miles above SapOlsOn.
ror H. formaIJH inquire Of Dr. LINES "
Rollins, Memphis, Ts1h.
A. HARBfN.
Assignee 81 r +. Jonl Z.
MexxsH1s, sszteGrsE u, lse~ sspss ID
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AGENTS WANTED!

A Splendid CAMPAIGN BOOK Agents
n wanted 10 sell he st D-mOeratI CAM
palgn Book In the field! e. n airs blozra-
1h1es O. Styn-onr. Bl Il, and otasr aiding
Democratic statesmen, as well a. a com pete
9istors Of IN party II usJRfea by port Ofs.
Reeomm' Ddsd BY Mr.. Ssndl. tor g O II n
cock and others, as the mos valuab = pol zeal
,ext-book published. address d APSA ETDN
q 60 Publisher New } crE. sepe5 St
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OFFICERs :

Z. HeBATTTT, P~resldeag.
2. ". SMITH, = .-Yice President.
Z. A. PAkKER, Secretary,
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THEO. HOEgSEE.
Analytic and Manufacturing Czenisg,
Druggist and A~P0Ihecsry,

Oh and 90 BoaI Street,
(Northwsst corner OF sscold!,
CHEMICAL ANALYSES o. all dezcrfetons
made, and wetten Yep rts furrI-ted
Fhys cia1s, Pcsscnstlcns carefully com
pounded AZ al hours
Pstent Medicines, Soap, Pe-fumsrv. To- ct
Articles, ard 9 erythiBg pertain ng ia d1t-
eiass Drag st re. serE II
Notice.
4 Ii persons whom IL may concern srs here
II By nOtidetthatt erfidcata 10. 5IS fOl eight
sharss, and Certificate y .I0as Tor Eve : arss
or stC0E IA tce Men phis rnd ChaEe ton Rail-
rna9 having been les CT miIsid, HpuI alton
hes been mace or ? re fs-ue o. saf- s ock-
MATHEW COX.
MEN 41y = 1893 Esrt ~
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DIRECTORS :

Omce-EO. 10 Madison 81,
LENPHIS, : TENNESSEE
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INSURANCE.
FIRE & MARINE IhSUaAaCE
MERCHANTS
INSURANCE COMPANY.

CAPITAL. 100000
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new ADVERTISEMENTS
Attention. Sir Knights!

uHE STATED Yearly Conci&ve orc rene
| Comm nd.r ~, 30 o. tnis Ia
Tsmpiar VIII % 9 IN tnslc Asyt1WrN
temser &5n, es ~ o. LEX Il IS very imp l.
= = mat very msn5 Fs'-ul. be Ires-nt The
efsetion of .'leers ios the coming ear > d
0t9er important busiuVss viii come befure the
cOuclsve.
Nv ans Of JOAN TENT,
E~-CommRnder,
NJ I. wIa0IN, Recorder. sept It
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RATE OF ADVERTISING.



es-sspoadsaes on FU5Gc FvssN, sosSLed ffOHl
G1g part Of Us UHssed Soatss.
AESSLIE EEATENG & CO.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-01-01
Affairs in Ffortdas

The Grsnd Jury have presented the jail at
Ocala as nuisance.
"A new steamer is soon to ply between
Silver Spring and Palatka.
The East Florida Banner reports all fences
in that section as having been swept away by
fire.
A Tallahassee freedman sold some corn 10
q Radical, and consented to take his pay, at
the rate of one dollar and fifty cents per bushel,
in silver spoons. The latter proved to bC
worth just seven cents per pound Wholesale.
The Tallahassee Sentinel learns that corn
is being sold in large quantities Ill some por-
tions Of the State at FROM fifty cents to ouc
dollar per bushel, to parties who are shipping
II to Savannah.
The Quincy Commonwealth learns that
there have been several instances OF IL less
uees among the negroes at Concord, III that
Sunty. A lady was kuocSed down on the
pS,ic.road and viola cd by NEGRO. and shoot
t1;ssrs1ulte prevalent. A detatchmout 0: sol-
nm been sent taore.
Monticelristmas day an afray occurred in
Gsorre W.s ltlng IN the shooting or Mr..
s,t;z'n. formezcr, an old and well known
Soan named h-s South Carolina, by a young
derer made his ea} Higntower. The mW,,
Sy VII tie sheriff andl. but was closely pusued
rne Register id Of the deceasel.
Unitea Unisssion OF the Alab9Tts. .,sscoi$Nto "a Iahe AXE
possessT1Tdd sTudee Bush, OF tnet. TioriS, Rail
rSaadi g ID the % act Of the heg'sN il CourS &C.
|#Tn2& w te without
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Affairs In Georgia.

The first carload of cotton from Miledge-
vile was received in Augusta on Friday.
The Augusta Chronicle received some
ripe strawberries the day after Christmas,
which were grown in q garden at Hamburg.
Cars we're running on the Augusta street
railway on Thursday, but it will not be formally
opened to the public till to day.
in the Superior Court Of Bibb county
Georgia, the jury in the case of Johnson VS..
Macon and IVES ern Rallroad Company, alter
being s.hung" for some time, brought i'll o
verdict for plaintiff Of Sits. This was SUIT
against the company by Mrs. johnson, for the
loss Of her husband, killed by an accident on
the road.
: The Savannah Republican says: We have
been reliably informed that quite = number OF
changes will shortly be made in the govern
mental Offices Of Savannah. 1t would be
nothing more tnan just retribution that those
ofice-holesrs who have endorsed the manac-
ling Of free press whenever 1t refused to
support the coIrap5 schemes Of unScrupulous
men, should be susnmarily elected from the
places OF trust and honor that they have too
long been permitted to a-lholor.
An outbreak at Whitesvll5 Harris county
Georgia is thus described by correspondent
orthe Columbus Enquirer Fox some time
there has been a society, Union League, or
something of the kind, co oLposed o. negro
men here. Till recently, they have harmed no
one, nor has any one b rmed them. Frequent
" they have appeared in uniforms, or with
their badges, marching up and down the
streets, with drum and fife, going through the
military drills, etc.
The Postmaster, very aged man, has q
great dislike for such displays, and on q for
mer occasion had let them know it. On
Christmas day the negroes were marching by
the Office, and, with gun in hand, he called on
them to halt. The gun was charged and the
hammer raised. They took it from him and
shot il of, throwing him down at the same
time, and made some boas.ful remarks about
Il. While no one justified the old man every
one telt indignant at the trea.:-cnt ho had
received. The next day the society again
formed at the usual plate OF meeting, and
marched toward the business part Of town.
Frank Davenport, white man, quite intoxi-
Gated rode up the street, mestinS the heroes,
and encouraged them to come on, that he
would lead them. He then turned and rode
at full speed, forcing his horse into store.
This iatensifed the excitement, and was re-
garded by many Of the citizens as the outburst
S....ostitties. ard OF a fixed purpose on the
@ RaiS - ins ~eaguers to overrun the place.
a!. Ea.uese e.gsto wese made on the part OF the
SiGi1ens s ~ sHes in the disturbance. Davenport
not be pacified. James Lyle .aod ot rrs r, ed
toreason with him, bu. he W. sn,;O,s A.
this time he received gun from -, 80, AZ
mulatto, ono Of the principal In. 80 3,,a Ua
society with this he shot Lyle, woul d, I'm I'M
in the arm Lyle shot also, killing Dave! +. I +
instantly. The neg groes fed in every direc-
ton, and order was restored.
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New Orleans Market.

NEW ORLEANS, December 2j.-CoTToN-Ihe
sales today amounted 10 62UJ bales, and yesterday
10 1901 irices were extremely irree ular, without
REQUIRING any change in our quotations, viii We
re, eat as lollows ordinary l2il2hc Good Ordinary
13al3H, low Middling 1SAal4c Middlng l4Aa146,
and Strict Midliing -a14Xc.
Ibe de emand was quite general, twe?.y brokerage
hon .cs participating the business. In connection
with the irieguariy OF prices, we notice sa es OF
good style Good Ordinary et 1Sc, Low MddhnR at
I3s. Middlng ut II, and Strict MfJdling ut l4Sc.
lie bull of the sles, however was at full prices, ut
least fully W. to our regular quotations. and The
cheap LOIS noticed we;e OF limited extent compared
with the total busin ss. Good staple lists in part1cu-
Lar commanded i'll some cases even ,uore than
our outside rates. AT the opening OF business,
tue movement was checked 10y the limited supply OF.
toriug cut at late hour more samples were opened,
aud as tue demand continued lively, the sales
summed I'D the liberal amount noted above.
STATEMENT OF COTTON.
stock on hand September lst. ls67.... bales-1526
arrived to-day. ay.........-........."... 4olU
arri cd previously. oOo-25UolO
2G5 66G
Cleared to-day. .....'.............. o'OoS ooo
Cleared previously l4s 9u9-lo7, ,sSS
Stock on hand and on sEipboard. N7,66S
The clearances embraced IS for New York, S51 for
Philadelphia, 1929 for Liverpool, and 2S4O for
Bremen.
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Rn.t;more Market.

BALTIMORE, December 2S--CoTToE-Receipts
to day were 644 bales tom savannah, and A5 from
Norlols-in all $50 bales. After closing OF our re-
port Yesterday 1O0 bales low Mddliug sod at i41Sc
Today the demand was less active, but market
steady We report sales Of l0U bales low nidding in
lots At l4sa145sc; lniddlIng scarce end held htm
at 15a:5Hc.
no quotabe change in prices. We rep crt sale OF
SUI Dags Rio. Herald, on private terms; also 81
bags do 2Jc currency; and 50 do at 1lAc gold, ii
uoud; rs bugs LaguIyra at iG2+c gold.
DRESSED HoGs.-OwinS to the soft mid weather
the past few day prices weaker aud demand less
active. We quote, with sales Ut S1EuS4 cents to
packers AMI 8 cents per pound for retail lots.
FLoUR-Was quiet to-day; there vas no inquiry
for shipment anl the tra!c bought sparingly. Hold
ers however, under moderate receipts and STOCK, re-
main steady at the foImer range OF prices.
GRsS-Ofiarinss of Wheat to-day were 1000
bushels red no white; demand fair: some lots taken
by shippers; included i'll the sales were 1OO bushels
choc,; Virlini Valley ct ~ 75 6U0 bushels medium
Maryland at q; 70; 1CJ0 bush strictly prmc Pennsy
vaui ut So 53; 400 bush Is fair 40 at - AS 29O bush
els common to fair Mary and ut 50 3oa2 6J aso 425
bushels good white Ut So. Corn.-Recelrts ll,7l2
bushels white and 205G bushels yellow; market was
..ss active, prices still further declined LOT
Gin; sales OF 5OO0 bushels prime dry ut 81 ~; ue
dan'n ,tive cents previous day; SOU bushels
ve,ny at II l0L1 10; 1000 bushels prime Southels
yesrern myed 40 ous aels do ut 81 Il; $50 busheln
ed no sales: ned aal. Oets-23OO bushels receiv-
sale Of $50 bushels cents " MeIs ~ 7'er hene
MoLAssEs-Nothna t9iusD ~ =. - ~ pef ou'nei
= PRov1s1oNs-We tice slighi.ss ',,'',oo, 10
ma ID Ior Dacon, thpugc altogether OF n. oc
ter; We quot; for Shoulders ii aal134c; rib s1de
ami er RIB 1870; new city cured Hams 17alsc m,
ter or sugar.curcd, Lard dls steady, sales OF gu tres
y esteru in lots at 1876; quote Cit at 13Hal3hc;
Balinorc refined tic i'll Koss Mess Pork held ut ~
a23 so per bbl-stock light. Bulk Meats-We report
ho slc Of load loose cured Shoulders at &c. and
quote for sides 1pIac.
L1cE-Cont.nues in verr moderate request; we
quote for Carolina sa9sc. sales slow; stock IS also
light.
sueAn-There is nothing doing today, and market
nominal, ulchan ell; We repeat quota ions viz: fair
10 aoJd refining 2.,i2c; tar t. good grocery Cuoa
l2iSalasec; prime do l2al2Slc; Porto Rico grocery
l2iial3Iic; New Orleans 14al4Ec; English Island
vacuum pau I4aal5;. le6ned IL also steady u last
quoatioIs for hard crushed 1917; soft crushed
whitc 1Gc.
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AN .,,.urNArCE

TO rR>v1pE FOB TIE LIQUIDATION OF THE INTHR-
Es1 o. THE DEBT OF THE CITY, wH1oH ACCRUED
ON THE rHIRTrErH DAY OF SEPTEMBER LAST.
DE IT ORDAINED BY IHE MAYOR AND
ALnHS in CITY COUNCIL assembled That
public deut OF the ~ which accrued on the thiri.
ss day s s% 1 per ss1 o eoss So
Shall be issued under direction al I of the Mayor, t.
the sn6 h0as SIX cent bonds Of
erued cru fnereon at the time ave stated. the said
per annuna pay aJle quarterly remsDle IN thirty
Years from date; Prousded, That Dart Of aLd
stock sn al be issued for any sum lesetnan twenty
oslia-s, OF Tor any fractional part OF allar: Pro.
v.dea, also, that all sums for less than N-nt, dol.
lars, anu FIR fractional parts OF dollar, a,sIl be
paid IN city bulls
SEC. 2. That the fern Of certificate, and N IA
of traus.er OF said stock shan be subject to the sam
regulations a3 now cxist IL eation to other city 81
per cent. stocks Of the city.
Ratifcd in City Council, tals !wenty.second day o
October, in the year o: our Lord one thousans
eight hundred and sixty.seven.
1L.s,l p. c. GAILLARD, Mayer.
". e. SMITH, Cl:rk of Council October rs
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Money Market.

The Baltimore sun, OF Monday, December SOth,
says: -,
It is unders TODD that there has been no sale OF aold
since the last statement the public debt so that at
The beginnil! of the new year We shall have ABOUT
$50 0OO, ,UUU in the Treasury with which 10 pay Tue
the purhc debt and the pr1nclpai OF Tue
bonds OF 1861 th.n due, IS heretofore snowll IL Is
now estimated that instead oil Is millions, the ag
regute anvuut iIllng Lue on this account OIL Tue
Ist proximc will be nearly 80 miilons US iolioMs'
The 24years bonds Of 1867 fall due on the last OF ts
mouth a4d are pay aul~ on the LIST OF January. anu
amount 20 ;boui S6, 100 900 in COIL. Tue seml-in-
uua interea5. Oh bonds Of 17s1, payable aiso on
the lst pro.mo, will amount TO Ss,5O0,Ou0, winch,
together with the half early interess on the 5-+Us
anoun to ABOUT sl5 OUO OUJ, will pay nearly $780,
wv OJu OF gold tue market early III January
The Secretary the Ire .sury has Written the io-
lowing let.er 10 Boston bInher:
Treasury Department. December 24, lS6I.-My Dear
Sir: Yoar iavur OF the 2lst instant Is received.
There Is good deal OF difference oI oplnioL aHone
memuers Ut congress LII regard TO what Shall oe
hereafter cur huuncial policy. AT the commence
me L OF tie session il seclned t2t the luiaohis's
We're in decided N JOrity, Dut Ueiore the auJourn
meut for tie mondays u more CONSERVATIVE slit-s "aS
m uiIes,eI j. uud l am now quite hopeful tIIt there
VIII pc 10 e2iSa;ion by the present Cong tess a'or
abe to the views Generli Bulier, or very ADVERSE
10 tnose ci tie secretary. We SHALL kho" oetler'
however, when Congress agaln con'enes;
.t New York on Saturday there WIS u sudden re-
rn 10 ex trcme ease il the lloucy maj ket anu Tue
supply at per cont. call was Ill excess Oh TUG ~
m.ud Ike Ire .sLry balauce Is low IN currency
and the banks are being drawn upon oy 'ne govern
men mi NOT to an extent sufficient 10 create any
monetary disturbance. There is more curr, ncy
go.ng south, but even this has no apparent elect.
Inc umou 1t sent south during Last Week was aoou-
81 UO UOU or possibly 81 5U0Uo0 but tile banKs nave
.uIlue in e .a tend, rs, notwithstanding tnls 1ne
nrescul Indications do favor strinScncy In money
In the immediate future. discounts are 1as per cent
ior prime upper, without any pressing dcmand rom
tine mercL auts Gold closed up steadily at 1885;
loans were made at l64 per cent TO Hat tor borrow-
lug, und 10 per cent for carrying. Fo. eiGn ex-
change nominal ut 11Uall0N ior prime oankers'.
Goy.rumrats continue to advance, and higher prices
were current at close. Railway stocks were nrnler.
and the closing prices GENERALLY the highest OF the
day. Tho bank s.ateneat u lar more iaVoiaol9 tnIn
WIS generally expected and shows that the banks
have ganad larscy i'll legal tenders. notwithstane-
ing tue shipments or gold to Europe and currency
to the oonth. The loans have increased sAo4's.s;
rircuaor, sl15299; deposits, 81, ,0S0.60S egh ten
ders 81 3AG $40; while the specie has decreased s2
496,l4
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-01-01
PUBLIC NOTICE.
OFFICE CLERK OF COUNCIL,
HGa-1 10ET

OFFICE CLERK OF COUNCIL,
May, 1867.
1ha following Section of An Ordinance to atolish
the otice OF Superintendent of Streets; to provide
Tor Keeping tie Streets. Lanes. Alleys, and open
courts in the City OF Charleston Clean, and for
other purposes, is hereby published for the infor-
LIat63u OF all concerned:
For the due protection of the said contractor or
contractors il further ordained That every owEer,
lessoe occupant and tenant OF any premises front
Ing in any sheet. lane, alley. or open court, shall
on every day Sundays exceped) hnve the dirt fifth
garbage or other oifal placed in front OF his or her
lot, in Larrcl, Lox or heap and IN readiness for
the contractor hy the hour OF SO, Ell O'Clock, A. A,
from the first fist day OF May to the first day OF
November III every year ana by the hour OF nine
O'Clock. A. M.. from the first day OF November to
the first day OF May following. And any person Of
fencing hercin or placing nny drt, filth, garbage.
or otner ofa in any street. lano. or alley or open
court siter the hours above named shaii be subject
to a fine OF not less than two nor more than five
,ollars, for each and every offence, to be imposed
>by the Mayor.
MaI l6 Clerk of Council.