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The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1866-04-27

T ARGE SALE OF GOVERNMENT
BUILDINGS, LUMBER, TIMBER, 80. AT THE
6IsMANTLBD PORTS AROUND WASHINGTON, d. Q.
HEADa'Hs DEPARTMENT or wAsHISOroH,
OTFIoH CHIKF QUAATKRhAsTER, y

wApHIsaToN, d. c., April Il, 1866
m SoiS% ~ Of he otesIs Quarters BSrfSsks
Mess Houses, aud other stIueiures otIohHnE ~ "a
ouATteImAlters Department, United states ~ sh,ng
about the following dlsmAnted forts around "AShs-
Also, at same times and places. will be sold tor the
Engineer Department, the Lumber TIMBER ApAns' ~0'
connected vi" EAST re oF ~ EASTERN STERN BRANCH
sF q Fsp4 fnPT frkIt i KAN bUiIpSGs VIZ
-Four Barracks four Mess Houses four omeers' Quar-
ter. and three small SSiid'Sgs Of various SSsasOns
FORT RENO, FORTY SIX FRAME BUILDINGS, viz;
SIX Barracks seven Mess Houses one HsAdauArtsrs
Buidpgs two Stables Zone large sIe) one Blacksmith
shop; two Forage Sheds one Carpenter shop one
saddlsr's shop and eight small buildings OF various
Also, TWENTY SEVEN BUlLDINGsO Of log and stock
| Ade, NIi -s,.,,..
| six Nor. commissioned Omeers' Quarters three NESS
Rooms and eight small ouIbuildings Of various
On MONDAY, APRIL sOtb, at 70 o'clock noon, a.
| FORT SUMNER, FIFTY -FOUR FRAME bulLplHo''
ViIi ,-. ,,...,w omcsr.,
QuATtsTEt two Stables lone large siIe) one omSei
Mess House; two Hospital Wards one Hospital Cook
House. one Dead HSG.Si Two sGIsSdi Rspsions
Also, SEVENTEEN BulLDlhus OF i0s anu s'0'AU''
s,,h,s., one Wash House; three Store Houses
two oaeers Quarters aud eight outbu'ldnss Of Nari-
Gus amens sn. embrace large quantity Of timber, lum-
bs &c and an excellent opportunity IL thus offered 10
isnA oWpeTs In the vicinity OF Warrington 10 secure
building and fencing materials their prop
he military guard will remain upon the premises ten
days after date Of SALE iSr Rr0.ss0S II IsGPSI a1S q
remove the buildings, &e, within nfteen days from 'ns
date Of purchase.
Terms Cash In Government funds ,,omox
Colonel and Chief ouAItsrmAster,
aplS.lOt Dept OF WAahington.
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RoBBERY.-on Friday night last the oific,
of the Orange and Alexandria Railroad Company
In Alexandria was entered and robbed.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1866-04-27

TUE ALEXANDRIA, LoUDoUN AND HAMPSHIRE
RAILROAD, with mails and passengers route for
Leesburg, commenced running from Alexandria
yesterday morning.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1866-04-27

Two Hundred Fenisns Moving In Maine.
EAsrroRr, Me-, April 26.-AbOut 200 Fsnisns
LETT In the steamer New Brunswick for Portland
this morning, leaving about 20 in each adjoining
town.
Kiiian, sinnott, and other prominent Fonians
will remain for q few days
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@ L q It H L N @ |.
now HE EDED.

HOW He UCCEEDE ED.
nj THE BARD OF OAR HALL.
There ID q Doctor In our town,
A man Of practice and rehowui
He makes handsome income clear,
And lays up money every year.
Now, when he started out In youth,
He had but little cash in truth;
But still he'd try his best TO do,
Aud make . name aud money too
He attended lectures, studied hard,
And very quickly passed the board;
He opened ofnee, hung out sign,
But many patients could not fad.
Each day he sat, with sAddensd face,
For poverty came apaee;
tlast friend gave him advice
Which changed his fortune In triee.
Now patients noeksd from far and near,
And kept him busy all the year,
Men and women, all declare,
No doctor can with him compare.
The secret Of his great sueeess,
IN tell you II you cannot guess;
The same sdviee will help you all,
ne got suit from SMITHS OAK HALL.
SMITH BROS. l. CO.,
MERCHANT TAILoRs,
AEp DEALERsn
CENTS FURNISHING GOODS,
OAK HALL,
464 Seventh street.
Just received the largest and finest stock Of PIECE
GOODS ever offered In the city Of Washington. Having
secured the best artists In the city, prepared to
make up in the Furst style, aad at lower prices than
any other establishmenL
mbl7 g., b. co.
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MRS QursBY, on reading the joint resolu-
ton to prohibit the sale Of liquors in tho Capitol
asked whether members can be arraigned at the bar
Of the Senate or bar Of the House any more.
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CIRCUIT CoURr-Judge Otin.-on We'd
nesdAy, in the contested will case Of jesuit Boy,
the suit being Solomon B. Colby against Henry
XelOwski, Mr.. Davidge, for plaintiff, stated the
oaysat fled In the Orphans Court would DO with
drawn. The court said tho issues must be tried
the Orphans Court having sent them down for that
purpose. Tho jury, after hearing all the evidence,
rendered averdiCt for Xslowski thereby sustaining
the will Of Boy and holding 1t TO DO good.
Yesterday morning, in the case Of Pierce Bah
bington against James Bowen, reasons for new
trial were filed.
The case of Maria ]. Hutton against the Wash.
ingtOn and Georgetown Railroad Company was re-
sumsd, and several witnesses examined.
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GALE OF SPADES, sHovELs, &C.

CHIEF QUARTERMAErER'a 0PFIcE,l
DKPoT OF WAEMNGroS, }
WAsATEgToN, D. April 10, 1905.
VIII be sold at auction under the direction Of Captain
D. O. Thomas military storekeeper at clothing depot
Armory Square, this city, on MONDAY, May Il, 1885,
at 10 o'clock, q. m,
II, 900 Spades, new;
$500 short handed and l. 800 long handled shovsls,
new; aud
30 sibley Tents, worn.
These spades and shovels from the best mAnufae-
tnrers, aud many Of them are In original packages
Tents will be sold snglyi srades and shoyes In lots
Of twelve, with the privilege Of twelve dozen. Five
days are allowed purchasers to remove their goods.
Terms; Cash, In Government funds.
D. II. FUCKER,
Breyet Major General and Chief auartermastsr.
ap2l alt Depot Of Washington.
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SAN Francisco, April 2e-The production Of
gold in California Is now larger, and more enter
prise Is now exhibited In mining business than for
long time previous.
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PENNIES will be exchanged for currency at
the REPUBLICAN counter n
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THI MARIETTA

|
Later srnr ,c,ro,,s-.-rh. xs,sv,n,. s,,.,,
Unohsnssd Panic In the Money and
cotton Markets.
PORTLAND, April 26.-.rhe steamship Nov. SEQ.
tian, from Liverpool via Londonderry on the 18th
instant, has arrived
The German disscul,y continues without change.
The panic in funds snd cotton attn continues.
Debate on tho r,form hin has cnmm.nc.d In IN.
| Hama. NJ roumon. NJ a,.a,,o,. ,,or.a N. I'm
To n second r,.ding and arv,d n, no.,g. parI
| arosvrSor yoovsd III. .m.ndr.r, 20 ,,o lin "a
| alan thu nost,onsm.nt of n. oon.,a.,.,,on LA
STANLEY ,eoona.d thu am,,dm.nt vh,n a.h,,. w.,
adiou,n.d
I,v,,roo, AMI, "a co,,o, s.,., a. a..
ws.l 40 ooo h.I.s III. mail 4, /. aovnv.,a Id,
, d.cl,n. ~ "a, mar nound an Amsric.n md ,.od
an otb., d.,o,intions Thu ,aIs, ,o.d.v rPrid,v,
w.r. ooo hs,.. ,bs m.,l., s,n,,n, dnl, nd 49,.
ia LII o,,,h., ,I;.h, d.o,,n. ~ Al, on,,,,,..
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10, ,,,aa,,,., liza nn,snd, n.,r I1Ia Ia
| ant. ,k,a SET q. 49,, ann ma RI. IT.,
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on. SSr,s 1 80. '''''N a'"0O"
p,u,.. !. r. RI 80 pu,.., 49,.
bulhon In the pahk Oh England mas decreased
ie,ooo POUNDS
LONDONDERRY, hpril lS'-Arrived from Mobile
the Star Of canada at Liverpool
Arrived IRON eaNannah inc Robert Waisden at
a." ...-, ,S,, -
An American SNIP name unknown, was seen In
names Oh Brosbane on the 2oth OF February.
ArNn o, .he Ahioa ." hai,h'
HALIFAX hPrI Ao-ihe steamship hirica' ron
Liverpool on the 18th, via Queenstown on the 18th,
has arrived.
The German crisis continues.
The news from Vienna Is still warliks.
LIVERPOOL, Saturday Evening, April 1.-The
cotton panic still continues. Sales Of 5000 bales
yesterday and to-day, including 1000 bales to spec
ulators and exporters. The decline is quoted at
l q 3d.; middling uplands about Id. Breadstu1s
firm. Provisions dull.
LONDON, April IL p. m.--Consos closed at s5I q
s6t for money. U. s. 6-20's 81 q 67i.
LIVERPOOL, sAruRDAY.-Funds closed rather
hrmer.
In abiding TO the panic on the Bourse the Paris
correspondent Of the Times says that ono Of the
disquisting rumOrs was that the relations between
France and the United States were such as to JUS
tify the very worst fears on account Of Mexico.
The same writer says that the hopes Of peace in
Germany are rapidly vanishing, and he insinuates
that tho sembianco OF neutrality by France Few
believe to DO sincere.
Warliks fnn0rs continue In circulation In
Vienna and In Berlin, and ornaments continue.
Vienna dispatch says that the Prussian reply
to the last Austrian note was received on the 18th
inst. II declines In ltconic terms to accede to
| the demands Of Austria for the rehabilitation
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Will be sold at New Berne, North Carolina, q large
amount Of Ordnance aud Ordnance Stores.
Sale to commence the 18th day Of Hay, 1885, at 10
o'clock, e. m, and continue daily until all the prop.
ery the principal classes OF which are given below.
are sold
Iron and Brass Guns, 0un Carriages, Harness, Sad
smiths Arnnorers' and aaddlers' Tools Old Leather,
Sling Carts Gins com plete Infantry Equipments Impls
merits for Field and Siege Guns and other articles too
numerous to mention.
Correct sts Of articles to be sold will be furnished
upon application to this Office.
By order OF Major General A. b. Dyer, CHIEF OF Ord
nance, Washington, D. @. -
apIa.imIl Byt Cant Ord Dept D. &
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1866-04-27

baltimore Markets.
BALTIMORE, April 26=FlOur quiet Western
average $lOaIl. Wheat arrn. Corn active; white
VOssi CENTS yellow s6as7 cents Sugar steady and
In more demand. Provisions arm. Whisky dull
Western, $2.25aS226.
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GALE OF A STEAM GRIST MILL
CAVALRY DEPOT, 0IEsBoRo, DC.
QUARrERNAsrER 0ESERAL's oTYicE, }
RIRaT DIyiaIOH.

QuARrERMAsrER GENERALS OFFICE
FIRsr DIVISION,
wAsHrSoros d G., April II, 1885.
By order Of the QuArermASter General, there Will be
.uld on the premises at public auction under the di
recIion OF Captain George T. Browning, A. O. NJ, on
WEDNESDAY, May %, 1866 at IL O'Clock m the fol-
lowing described public property, to wit:
ONE ~ STEAM GRINDING AND FEED MILL,
ame with massive granite foundAtions 20 by 80 feet,
with coal hay, and engine houses attached all con-
Nructed OF the very best MATERIAL and In the most sub
stantial manner.
Also, at the same time and place, the machinery and
appliances Of the mill consisting Of ,.
ONE ~ ENGINE, OF 100 HORSE POWER,
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,THE AMERICAN BUREAU OF MINES
NO. O. BROADWAY, NEW YORK.

Mines, mineral lands and ores examined and re-
ported upoa Competent engineers furnished to Mining
Companies.
Consultations Afforded all mining, metalluTgieAl
aud chemical questions at the Office Of the bureau.
GEo D. H. GILLESPIE, President
DRAKE De KAY, Secretary. mhl4-6tM
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NEW EDITIONS NOW READY.

SERMONS BY Rev, Y. W, Robertson. o vols.
l2mo. u. 80 each. Sold separately or 10 sets,
WILHELM MEIsTER, Translated by Thomas Car.
lyle. With fine Portrait Of Goethe. vols. l2mo
$3.50.
ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH by George D. Prescott
With 100 RngrAVings. o. so.
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A M U . u M ENrs.

~ A M U - h NJ h NTs.
n ROW ER'S THEA TIRE.
" Pennsyivania avenue, near whlards' Hotel
LEONARD GROVER 4 CO.. .piRrcroRs
tnosArD sRoyHR o. D. MSS,
FAREWELL BENEFIT
LAST NIoHT BUT TWO MOST POSITIVELY,
OF THR
BRILLIANT AND TRIUMPHANT RNGAGBMBNT OF
TIE EMINENT SCHOLARLY ACTOR,
Mr. JAMES q MURDOCH,
THis TiRiDAY) EVENING, APRIL ~, 1890,
and for this night only, repeat his Unhvalled As
HAMLET,
In shakspeare's Most Sublime Tragedy Of that name
Supported By east embracing every member Of the
great company.
N Tvs THE STRANGER,
KATHERINE AND PBTRucHIo.
Monday evening mart, benefit ofMRs AGNES PERRY,
who will appear Dc Lsdt Isabel and Madame Vine, Ia
the great sensational drama q
and as waddllOvo, the Pat Boy.
on Tuesday evening next, the talented young wash.
Mr. .. NEWTON eorTHoLD
will make bis nfst sppegrauee IN this elty.
WEDNESDAY EVENING, MAJ .,
BENEFIT OF
hR. o. II. HESS, TRBAsURBR.
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ASH'N Wv VsH W
10 day, until all Ia sold, the
ouartermaster's stores, viz
las sets Cart Harness,
5s sets -Four. horse Harness,
40 sets Ambulance Harness,
100 Saddles,
IS Carts,
s Watering Carts,
IL Army Wagons, -four
horse,)
8 Army Wagons, (two-
horse,
I Ambulance, -four. horse
o Dead horse Wagons.
80 Portable forgss,
90 Anvils,
~ CauldrOns,
20 Cooking Stoves aud Fix
lures,
90 Heating Stoves,
800 Benches,
100 Mess Tables,
2, 900 Table Spoons,
!, 900 Halves and Forks, |
"a Ladies',
|, 900 Tn Cups,
|, 900 Tin Plates, !
IS @ fee Pots,
95 Bread Pans,
$50 Manure Forks, /
los Axes,
80 spadss,
$50 shovels,
7 Coal Buckets, (large,)
$50 Water Buck cts,
SIS Head Hslters and Ropes,
(nev,)
100 Head Halters and Ropes,
(good,)
/, 600 Head Ealters, good,
2, 900 Head Halters,
500 Head Halters and Chains
800 Neck Straps and Chains,
800 Halter Chains,
$50 Canvas Horse Covers,
8 0rindstones,
50 Axle boxes,
9. 900 pounds Scrap Iron,
3, 900 pounds Horse Shoes,
800 pounds CiAin,
9 Leg Chains,
1, 900 pounds assorted Iron,
!, l22 pounds Scrap Irou,
8, 900 pounds Rope,
10 Wall Brushes,
81 sets shoei4g tools,
so Hardies,
100 Pfltchels and Punches,
900 plirs Tongs,
100 paifs Pinohers,
70 Cold Chisels,
90 Cll1ch Irons,
$50 Hammers, assorted,)
800 RAsps,
300 Flee,
. Bellows,
II Vises,
2Oo Blooms,
30 Ice Hooks,
2 sets Shooting Stock,
100 Wheelbarrows, /
so Iron Pots,
I Dutch Ovens,
276 Stove Pipe Joints and
Elbows,
90 Camp Kettles,
225 Picks,
2 PlOws,
8 Road serapersj
8, 900 Pla.teripg Laths,
90 Wagon Hounds, (new,)
"a Feed Troughs
IS Double.trees and Lead
Bars,
One Pelton's Bight.hor
and bolts, shAftlug, gearing,
one worthington Steam v
ing twelve thousand (l2, COO
And many other Articles n
list.
Terms; Cash, In 0overnm
Stores will be delivered Oh
Depot free Of expense to the
The purchaser will ba Allt
Of sale 10 which to remove /
A boat for Giesboro' will
every hour during tho days
Brew
Ap2t-ts
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GALE OF GOVERNMENT BUILD
- INos AT STANTON HOSPITAL

y INGs AT STANTON HOSPITAL
CHIEY ouARrERnAsrrR's 0HYIor,
DEPoT or wAsHISaroH, \
wLsHIEaroS, D. O., April n, 1885
Will be sold at public suction on the premises. under
the direction Of Brevet LieutenAnt Colonel Jas. N.
Moore, A. O. M, on FRIDAY, April n, 1884, a. II
o'clock, m, the Government buildings comprising
STANTON HOSPITAL, situated on street, between
Second and Third streets, In this city. xi;
sig (6) Hospital Wards, each ~ by 2l0 fset
one ~ Administration Building, Aby lTfsee
One ~ Mess house, u by IS feet.
one ~ Laundry, "a by Il feet
One ny Kitchen, ~ By IS feet.
One ny Barrsok, - by 81 feet.
one ~ Coal house, 6by ~ feet.
One ~ lee. house, IL by Il feet.
One ny Stable, l6by n feet
One ~ Carriage house, IL by % feet.
One ~ storehouse, II by 50 feet
Four ~ Sentry boxes, each by feet.
Sig (6j Connections, each 7 by n feet.
One ~ Plank Walk, o by 3l2 feot.
One Cl) Platform and Walk, by $50 feet.
The buildings will be sold singly, and must be
moved within hfteen Q5 days from date o. sale
Terms: Cash, In Government funds
D. II. RUCKER,
Brevet Ma. Gen. and Chief Quar- ermastsr,
Rp2s-6t Depot Of Washington.
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Mrs. Jer. Davis to Visit her Husband.
MosfREAL, April 20 Mrs. JET. Davis OBJ
tanned permission and will leave by the first train
10 sec her husband.
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A9-Apy Of the above books sent, postpaid, TO any
address on receipt Of advertised price.
TICKNoR 4 FIELDS, Publishers,
l2i fremont street, Boston,
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hwAR LYRICS, BY Henry Howard BrOwnOll i2vO,
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PLTRioT BOYS AND PRISON PICTURES By I'd.
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WINNING HIS WAY. By "CGrletOn.' illustrated.
HEREwARD OR, THE LAST OF THE ENGLISH.
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DICTIONARY OF NOTED NAMES OF FICTION
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MISS ooNA MoQUARRIR. Sequel to ''Alfred HA.
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LIFE AND LETTERS OF REV, =, W. ROBERTSON
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The above named works arc for sale at the BOOEstor
Of HUDSON TAYLOR Ap
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BYTELEGRAPH
T.. LiAltAkdtT TO 11llilaATyF
The National Republican.
Still II. Later from Europe.
A GREAT MONETARY PANIC.
The War Cloud Still Lowering.
A Little More About the Fenians.
ARRIVAL OF REINFoRcEMENTs.
A PRIvATEER AFLoAT.
Singular Confession Of Q Burglar.
Mrs. Davis to Visit Her Husband.
THE MA1ET spa
ARRIVAL OF REINfoRcEMENTs
A PRIvATEER AFLoAT
Singular Confession Of q Burglar

Mrs. Davis to visit Her Husband.
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T ARGE SALE OF QUARTERMAS-
IL TER's STORES AT THE CAVALRY DEPOT

ouARTEhnAsIER GEsBRAL's OFFICE
PIRsr DIVISION, J
wAsHsGTos, D. O., April %, 1866 \
BY order Of the ouartermaster General, there will be
sold, the premises at public auction, under the d.
reetou Of Captain George r. Browning, A. Q. NJ, on
TUESDAY the sth Of May, 1895 and continue from day
70 day, until all is sold the following described lots Of
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A NEW POEM BY WHITTIER |!
TICKN YIELDS
PUBLISBRO FEEEULRI IL,
6NOw-E0UND:
wIgTER IDYL.
BY John @. WHITTIER.


Author OF "MAud Mailer" ETC., etc,
Ia one beautifully prluted volume, with Portrait
Of the Aulbor ard illustrate n VI bis Birthplace, the
scsrs Of the Poem. Price, tl.S
No, hing that has ever PnpeATed from our Ayorite
New ballard poet wiz have closer home interest thAn
this admirable production tells the story Of his own
boy life amid the hardsbipI aud pleasures Of that
stormy Of the yedl 80 iul Of Nicssitude aud
danger to the jewellers on our rocky coast Thousands
OF readers will thank anew the poet who can make
them feel
1.-THE winter JOYS their boy hood knew. +"
with whitsra OW UCautiIul aes At the close Of the
poem, all .hoso who PcruSs Snow EOuad caunot fail to
'tAud dear aud early frie1ds-the few
Who YET rem4n-shall pause TO view
These Flemish p'viures Of cd days;
Sit with me by Tie home JleAd fearth
And stretch the hands OF mpmcry forth
To warm them al the wood nre's blaIeI
And thanks untraeed to lips unknown
Shall greet me like the OdoIs blown
From unseen meadows newly mown,
Or Me noatlSg in some poad,
WOod-frnged, re wAysiGe gaze beyond
The traveller owns the grateful sense
OF sweetness near, lie kuows NOT whence,
Aud, pausing, take With foreheads bare
The beaediction Of the air, -
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A Little More About the Fenians.
Des Arc citizen., 1866-04-07
RIVER NEWS, sc.

y seg The Victor No. 2, Capt .Ferd Montana, passed up on Sunday evening and returned Wednesday morning.
 seg- The Justice, Capt Baird, passed up Thursday morning with a large freight and passenger list. The Justice is good boat, and we recommend her to the ship ping and travelling public. Her clerk has our thanks for papers.
 aa- The Commercial passed up on Thursday and returned this morning. Her clerk has our thanks for papers
 aen- The St Louis and White river Dackets Albert Pearce and J. s. McCune, are due to morrow night.
 nea- The Harry Dean, Capt Bateman, will be up tomorrow evenlg.
Des Arc citizen., 1866-04-07

AFTER THE HARpEas.-Mr J. W. Pease, bookseller of this city, is not receiving liar pers Magazine, and informs us that he does not expect to receiys or sell it, We are glad to learn that he is pursuing this course The bitterness toward the South displayed in the articles and caricatures of that publication, ought to influence every man to protect hlm- self and his section from insult and calumny, to the extent at least of withholding from it his countenance and patronage -t Columbus (Ga.) Enquirer
 We copy the above, to commend It as an ex- ample worthy of all imitation by Southern booksellers. Every one of this class should make it a point of honor not to sell either s.Harpers Magazine or ""eekly, or any other publication ofthat house. And South ern man or woman should esteem it a burning shame to buy or read one of them. Lynch burg Daily News
 We endorse the above, and hope that nc Southerner could be found who will touch Harper even with pair of tongs. Spurn hls vile Magazines and papers as you would nes' l of pole cats We can forgive and respect manly foe-can grasp his hand in cordia l friendsnip--but good Lord, deliver us froT those vile slanderers of the South, the Harper devils Pass them on to the Klo Urande brethren the quill.-[ Danville Times
 We take the above from the North Carolini an Wilson county) and fully endorse and ap n, oye it, To patronize the vii st of the revli ers of our race is an inconsistency, If n' worse.-[ Mobile Times.
 We oiye place to the above simply to full. endorse everything contained therein, ant have only to add that any Southern man wh' sells Harper deserves to be spurned by hl neighbors.
Des Arc citizen., 1866-04-07
Memphis Market.
DAILY COMMERCIAL OFFICE, ,V,oelo t,er;l . 1Qcr

Tuesday, April 3, 1866.
 CoTToN-The market was stagnant yester- day, and only small lots sold at q decline of one cent from Saturdays rates; middling going at 320933 cents. The noon dispatches from New York unsettled the little market that existed. The Scotland and City of Paris were in from England. Cotton in Liverpool was l9ad l lower. The news was to the Fist. Sales 34,000 bales. The news of the previous steamer the China, which sailed on the 18th, was to Saturday, the 17th The cause of the Id. decline appears to have probably lain in the money market. Prussia and Austria are quarreling on the division of the Schleswig- Holstein provinces which they took by force from Denmark-peace is threatened, and this, with some difficulties about English united hberalfy companies has caused gloomy feeling in the money market and this gloom appears to have caused the decline in cotton. The sales reported to us in this market were in most instances too insignificant to require notice and we mention only the following: 35 bales ordinary, at 20c IA at 32c; P at 3222 :; and 59 at 33e, middling; 12 at 34c strict mid. ding; 45 at 35c, and 8 at 36c, good m;ddling. The market closed unsettled, we therefore omit quotations