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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-05-03
Now Orleans Market.

NEW ORLEANS, April 27.-CoTToF.-We have no
material alteration OF kind to report In the move
nent Of the leading staple to-day The supply and de-
and have ruled rrolsey heretofore quite restrict
cd and the actual sales for the day limited to 665
bales taken by three broker+ 1t was rumored, how
that the total sales would amount to 1000 bales but
the party who rginated It, aekno vedgcd that he had
bought bale himself and that he did not know OF
any saIe+ beyond those ferred to above Rumors OF
similar ch rActer have frequently gained circulation be
fore during this wesk but the disposition to diminish
magnify operations should be feowned down. as It Ia
feprehsnsibo, and o.n not suoserye any tushaabls
cause. - =. Ii
ion OF tho market reliable even closely approx
mating figures be obtained and We therefore omit
prices depressed tho Northern and European ad
Vices; but tho downward tendency Of tho market is
ohecked by limited ch aracer Of the receipts tho
Favorable ecoouats the growing crop, and the almost
paraeled advance rates OF exchange. The total
sles for the week amount IN only 549l bales against
TAG baes last week, and l7.O20 bales the previous
week The nett receipts foot up $40 bales against
O2G bales last week and 12,9O8 bales the week pre-
oua The aggregate exports ls 1873 bales, against
l0850 fbasB Last week and 2234S bales the week pre-
yfoa,h and the stock on hand and shipboard thta
>venng 65s bales against SS5 bales last week
ITO 09J oaes ut the close Of the previous week The
Exports the week comprised IL 7S6 bales Tor Liver
1887 for Hsyre 1883 for Barcelona, 500 for Boston
Ind 2I2 oaIeB for New York. 'a. l 's .'..' o. =.
n STATEMENT COTTON.
Jtock on hand Sept lst, 1865. bales. 49, 23s
: Receivel since yesterdny. .............. l723
Reoeivoa previously oso7-o1eSI.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-05-03
CONGRESS WATER

Is cathartic, Alternative and tonic, and Is valuabl
remedy for affections of tho Liver and Kidneys. Dyt
prpsA, Gout Chronic Constipation and Cutaneous dii
1t Is most power full preventive of the Fever
and Bilious Complaints prevalent In warm climates
Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1866-06-29
AKUSENEEES.

HOLIDAY STREET THEATRE.-There could be-
no more pleasant and agreeable amusement than
that which is given by Cotton and Murphys Caifor-
MIA Minstres, at the Holiday Street Theatre 1t is
light in its nature and exactly suited to the season.
aud the different pieces in the programme. whether
song or burIosquo, given with great effect Sew
eral new pieces introduced in the bill Tonight
which viii bo given in the usual excellent style Of
the troupe.
MARYLAND INSTITUTE -Only two more nights re-
main Of the engagement ofSanford'a Ethiopian Opera
Troupe, which has given much satisfaction by the
excellence of the entertainment The leader of
the troupe, like good wine, needs no bush,' as he
is too well known to require word Of praise while
the other members arc all good in their way. An
afternoon performance will be given tomorrow for
the accommodation of families
Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1866-06-29
Louisiana Politics.

New ORLEANS, June 25.-A caucus of the
1867 Convention was held to-day. Reporters
are excluded, excepting the correspondent of
the New York Tribune, which paper, it is
understood, will be the official organ. Judge
Durel, the President of the Convention, was
called upon to preside, but declined, where
upon he came in for considerable censure.
Judge Howell President pro tem., was then
authorized to counsel with the Governor, and
in connection with him call for the assembling
of a convention.
a proclamation, it is expected, will be is;
sued the day after tomorrow for the assem-
bling Of the convention the latter part of July.
The object of the convention is understood to
be the ratification of the constitutional amend
ments.
Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1866-06-29
THREE CENTS,

ELECTION OF OFrIcERs.-At meeting of the Jack-
son Literary Association held last Tuesday evening
ID inc rooms OF the Young Mems Christian Associa-
tlon NO l6O W. Baltimore street. the following gen
tlemen were elected officers for the ensuing term:
President Ii. F. Torsch Jr.; Vice President N. W.
watkins; Corresponding Secretary, James Stevenson;
Recording Secretary. Theo K. Miller; Treasurer,
SAM. l. Morgan; Board of Curators, N. W. Watkins,
charmani James McCarrier, Chas H. Morgan.
DEATH FROM PARALysTs.-On Tuesday evening
last an aged lady named Mrs. Ahern died very sud
denly OF paralysis at her residence No 125 Chester
street. She was in an upper apartment of the house,
and some one below thought they heard her call out
and upon going up found her lying on the floor in
dying condition. Dr. Dwnelle was summoned but
when he arrived life was extinct. But short time
previous she thought to be in her usual health.
Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1866-06-29
Fr0El New s1rTeagG,

New ORLEANS, June 27.-Cotton feeble.
Sales Of GOO bales at unchanged rates. Re
ceipts to-day 80 bales. New York exchange
par.
The Radical Convention which sat yester-
day, ridiculed men of character who refused
to participate. The old Convention gave
power only to the Legislature at its first ses-
sion to call the Convention together again.
The Legislature refused, and the Convention
consequently died by its own act.
The cotton worn is ravaging the plant in
Western Texas. The favorable reception OF
the Leyee Commissioners at Washington gives
much pleasure.
Gen. Candy is very popular, as a prudent
old soldier.
Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1866-06-29
The Eteetior In Ta-,s

GALVESTON, Texas, June 2G.-The Union
vote is larger than was anticipated, and will
probably be one-third when the western and
central counties are heard from. Travers
county, containing the seat of Government.
with two precincts to hear FROM, gives
Throckmorton GOG Rease S2G. For Repre-
sentative, Hancock, Conservative, has 275,
and Gray, Union, 2l2 The Conservative
vote is solid for the amendments to the State
Constitution, and the Union vote is against
them
Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1866-06-29
LATEST TELEGRAPH NEWS
TO THE
DAILY COMMERCIAL.
FROM CANADA.
Report OF the Minister of Finance on the
Late ions for the Future.

OTTAWA, c.. W., June 27.-The Finance
| Minister brought down the budget last night.
The expenditure for the past year amounts to
s12, 100000, of which S27O,OO0 were applied
to the reduction of the public debt The ex-
penditures include all the charges incurred on
account of the Fenian raid
The customs have realized over 81 900, 900
IN excess of the previous year; imports, excess
| IS, 800, 600; exports, excess S9,000,000.
The whole trade of the Province has in
creased S1S,0O0,OoO.
The expenses incurred in consequence of
the Fenian raids amounted to 81, 100, 600
The Finance Minister alluded to the effec-
tual manner in which the United States Gov
ernment had dealt with the Fenians, but said
| that the Fenian snake was 'scotched," not
killed. The duty of the Province was to be
in position more eHectually to repel aggres-
sors. Consequently instead of the $50, 900
heretofore asked for militia purposes, the sum
| of l,500, 900 was placed in the estimates.
In consequence of the abrogation of the
Reciprocity Treaty it becomes imperative to
rearrange the customs. The estimated falling
off in revenue is Sl,0O0,000. In order to
supply the deficiency the following is proposed:
To raise the duty on spirits from so to 60
cents per gallon: to raise the customs duty on
whisky and brandy. to the specific standard of
20 cents gallon; to levy duty on Indian
corn and coarse grain from the States of 10c.
per bushels to levy duty on flour coming
from the States of 80 cents bb; to abolish
the free ports Of Gaspe and Saut ste Marie t.
raise the duty on tea from to y anI l2I
cents per fb; to impose an export 1atv on saw
log, OF % cents per standard log to change the
method of ievying duty, which will hereafter be
LEVIED sn the accumulated charges at the port
OF shipment; to reduce the duties on sugar to
The English standard, viz: refined sugar. 50
per 100 iDs.; white clayed, 81. So yellow Mus
covado and brown clayed, S222, and other
sugars, Sl.75; to make the duty on cane Juice
ol:oo per gallon, and molasses 81 per gallon:
to impose duty Of 10 cents per gallon on
wine i'll wood, not over 2G degrees of proof
SPIRITS, and p cents per gallon en- wine con-
tanning 2G degrees of proef spirits: on vine in
bottles, except sparkling VINE, 81. 90 ner
dozen; on genuine sparkling vine, So ner
dozen; the duty on coffee Is reduced. and
there IS general reduction of the duties on
mi manufactured goods of about per cent
Ihese changes go into effect at once On the
more strlc,ly financial question, Mr.. Gait an
noun II C-ed that the Government had to provide
-ur over S5,000,000, to raise which they pro
posed, instead CT going to England, to issue
legal tender notes to that extent,
Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1866-06-29
CITY NOTICES.

The DIRECTORS of the Pennsylvania Oil and Coal
Company have called a meeting of the Stockholders.
to be held at their office, in Second street. Satur
day next, at l P M, when matters of considerable
Importance will be placed before them.
MIsHLER's HERn BETrERs.-In another column
VIII be found the advertisement Of Messrs. Caldwell
y Co, No 1875 North Gay street. agents for Msh-
ier $ celebrated Herb Bitters. These Bitters are
gaming wide reputation, and have effected num-
Der Of wonderful cures in this city doing all claimed
for them by the proprietor They will be found most
excellent at this particular season of the year. and
are sold both wholesale and retail by the agents.
Those needing wholesome tonic will no doubt see
tho propriety Of giving these Bitors trial. which is
all that is asked for them by the proprietor.
Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1866-06-29
Martial law for Florida.

AUGUSTA, June PA general order issued
by General Seymour, commanding at Pensa-
cola, virtually establishes martial law over
five counties of Florida, in consequence, as it
alleges, of the civil authorities having failed
to prevent crimes being committed upon the
persons of loyal citizens and soldiers.
Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1866-06-29

HARRISBURG, June 2S.-An informal meet
ing of soldiers favoring President Johnson's
policy, and the election of Mr.. Clymer, the
the democratic candidate for Governor, was
held to-day. 1t was resolved to call State
mass convention on the 1st ofAugust. Re- -
lutions were adopted, thanking sold; GOO and
sailors for suppressing the rAl o,1ion
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spN-tnst

@-We call our readers attention IN sx,ru Rvos
i Co.'S New stock of Spring Cloth;ne irs, nnaraS
at SMITH. BROS. Co.'s popular Clothing Vouss No
40 West Baltimore street. -'N'
Our new stock of Gents Furnishing Good, inst
opened at 80 West Baltimore street, neTt Ia MsrhJs
Hall.
Call and ses our new styles of Gents Furnishin,
Goods at eS West Baltimore street, next to Marble
Hall.
All the latest novelties in Collars, Tea scarfs, c
et West Baltimore street. next to Marble Hall.
The popular Clothing HOUSE, No. 20 Ysst as,t,,
aoFs strssA ssx. b he gfsas SaEzishlss Hssss.
Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1866-06-29
From California,

SAN FRANCIsCo. June 1S.-Thc steamship
Constitution sailed to-day for Panama, with
Sl,678,000 in treasure. The steamer Sierra
Nevada, for Victoria. carries an assorted
cargo, valued at 500, 900 in treasure.
The American whale ship Mary, Of New
Bedford, arrived at Honolulu May 25th, with
ninety barrels of sperm oil. Mining stocks
again declining: Ophir, 1900; Imperial, 5l07;
Yellow Jacket. $500; Belcher, S177. Legal
tanhnrr 20
Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1866-06-29
The Cons1itutionaI a menamen..

New HAVEN, CoEy., June 27.-The House
to-day concurred with the Senate in the rati-
fcation of the Constitutional amendment by
a straight party vote. A hundred guns were
fired on the green in honor of the occasion
Connecticut is the first State to ratify the
omapdmnpf
Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1866-06-29
FROM Louisville.

LOUISVILLE, KY, June 27.-A very large
meeting was held in the Second Presbyterian
Church, and the congregation sustained the
Rev. Stuart Robinson, their pastor, by an
overwhelming majority. New Elders were
elected and strong minutes adopted endorsing
the Louisville Prcsbytery against the General
Assembly,
Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1866-06-29

AUGUSTA, June 2S.-A tornado, ranging
northwest and southeast, passed over this city
this afternoon, blowing down houses ard
trees, and wounding number of persons.
a call appears in the Macon Telegraph FOR
a convention of cotton planters to meet at
Nashville, in September, to consider the sys-
TEN of free labor and other subjects Of in
terest
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PoIytecs.n:c Galfcrc

PH1LADErHIA, June 28.-Twenty-three
students graduated this evening'at the COM
mencement of the Pennsylvania Polytechnic
College, three in the school of mines, five in
mechanical engineering, and thirteen in civil
engineerinG
Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1866-06-29
Raae mam MateE.....atI,letics ylctorlaus

New YORK, June 27.-The Athletic club.
of Philadelphia, achieved brilliant victory
in game with the Star club to-day, the score
at the end of the ninth inning standing: Star,
10; Athletic, 81. Fisler, of the Athletic,
sprained himself severely in the eighth inning.
and was obliged to be carried off the field.
The Athletics will play the Empire club to-
mOrrow
Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1866-06-29
rHn GHnnf ypra,r,iux L q, /,

1t is not overstatng the fact to say that the most
remarkable success of any mechanical invention o.
modern times has been attained by tie Grover & Ba.
ker Sewing Machine. While the proprietors of this
noble instrument appreciate the merits of other
chimes in the market they cannot but feel just pride
in the laurels with which their machines, and tn,
,oork ohich they execute crowned wherever they
are exhibited for competition. Other machines are
honored with premiums OCCASIONALLY but here is an
instrument which never fails to carry off the palm
having taken upwards of thirty first prizes at State
sod County fairs. ap7-1yeo1stp
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Bndj~

9A< f"AA'.sCo, June 2O.-A fight has oc-
eu1re' between the friendly Indians and the
.Apaches, in which the latter lost go killed and
20 prisoners. Eight hundred White Noun
tain Apaches, of both sexes, are encamped
near Fort Goodwin, receiving Government ra-
tiOns
Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1866-06-29
H4Se Ball.

New York, June 28.-The Athletic Base
Ball Club, Of Philadelphia, had match game
with the Empire Club to-day. The score of
the Empire was 10 and that of the Athletics
"a. This is the third victory for the Athletics
in three successive DAYS.
Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1866-06-29
From Havana and nexIce-Sureess ofthe
San Domingo RevoIatiOE--NEercan tile
Affairs i'm jamaica, &c.

4hAf'thE* JFtfGEssIC'I, NkC.
New York. June 27.-The steamer Moro
Castle brings Havana dates to June %. The
reported success of the revolution in San Do
mingo. and the flight of Baez to st. Thomas,
is confirmed. Mercantile affairs in Jamaica
are suffering monetary crisis, due to the i'm
pending war in Europe and the failures in
England.
Twelve hundred dissedents under Azna had
been repulsed and dispersed from Tresnillo.
The same troops had also been routed by a
French column from Durango.
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Later from Rio do .L:n ,eIrO.

New York, June 2S.-The stes .mship North
American, from Rio Janeiro on the Sd inst,
has arrived. Business at Rio was completely
suspended owing to the news of the English
monetary crisis. Several failures have occur
red and no business would probably be trans
acted until further advices have been received
from Europe. The Ministry had been beaten
in vote on their budget, and a meeting Of
both Chambers would take place on the Sth.
Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1866-06-29

NOuninnfah fnn Ca,rnoro

MEADvILLE, Pa, June 27-The Congress
sional Convention held for this county has
nominated S. Newton Pettis foF Congress, BY
majority Of forty,
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COAL!

COAL! COAL! COAL!
THE OLDEST ESTABLISHED
COAL OFFICE
IN BALTIMORE.
Now receiving, direct from the mines, the
Best Descriptfo Of Goats
ADAPTED FOR FAMILY Usz.
ee6aNEE5MGEHf f9 Durable White Ash Goals
SUNBURY-Medium Free Burning.
TREVOR rON-Soft Red Ash Free Burning Coal.
GE0RGE,S GE0RGE CREEK. Lump Run Mine and Smiths
CONSOLIDATED, ! Coal.
All Sold By the Gross Ton. 2.2t0 Ms
]. HENRY GIESE,
Office No 9 South street.
YARDs-Spear's wharf and North street. near
Centre.
ns-Consumers buying their Coal can secure
their winters supply at the present Low RATES,
and may have the privilege of taking the same any
time within siLy dGye from tsis date.
je27-lstp4t COAL.
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NEW STYLES IN PAPER COLLARS FOR

NEW STYLES IN PAPER COLLARS FOR
LADIES AND GENTLEMEN.
Wards Shakespeare PAPER COLLARS.
Wards Bon Ton Paper Collars.
Wards Piccadlly Paper Collars.
Wards India Rubber Enameled Paper Collars.
Wards Ladies' Paper Collars of all kinds
Watds Ladies PAPER CUFFs Of all kinds
To be had cuerg,chere.
ISAAC CoLLE JR. 4 Bro, Wholesale Agents fol
Baltimore, IL and ID Hanover street.
Manufactured by S. W. Ii. WARD, New York
myl6-3mtuafri
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Eire I'm nEarhIeheas.. Mass,

MARBLEHEAD, June 27.-The large cord
age factory in this town, owned by j. L. Van
Gardner, was burned last night. The loss is
100000.
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Tho Denfh PpnaIfR.

CINCINNATI, June 27.-Covert, the MUIR
derer of the Roosa family, was yesterday SEN
fenced to be hung on August oath, at Lebanon,
Ohio
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Total shipment for year. ..............32. .0750 Is
Iy canal since commencement Of seasnn un 10

HARyEsr;-Some of the farmers in this section
have already commenced their grain harvest We
are info med that the quait o the wheat cannot
be surpassed. while the quantity exceeds the most
sanguine expectations OF our agricultural friends
Frederick Citizen.
DRowNED.-Nr. Charles J. Pumphrey, of Indian
Landing in this county, was accidentally drowned
Sunday evening, June l7th Deceased was en-
route for home in sail boat; during the prevalence
Of the storm. which was then raging, the boat was
CA sized MIR. Humphrey, was respectable and
worthy Citizen and his sad fate is the subject of
deep regret to bis many friends.-Anlap. Gasste.
FULLY lDEs TITLED Some weeks ago the house of
Mr.. Samuel B. Stafford, living near Bladensburg,
was entered by two desperadoes, who severely beat
him. and made r murderous attack on Mrs. Beck,
cutting her severely about the head. On Tuesday
last Mrs. Beck and Mr. Stafford visited the Jail Of
this county and identified VIM. Bell and Charles
Preston, (who had been committed the week pre'i-
ous) the perpetrators of the fendish act These
men are white, and strangers in the county They
we're fully committed by Justice Herbert. Qne of
the negro men charged with the outrage and rob
| has also been lodged in jaiI.-Narlboro' Gdz.
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Disastrous Fire a. xirgi...n civ. Nexe.,n,

san FRASCIsCo, June IA recent FIRE in
Virginia City, Nevada, destroyed property to
the amount of $200o00 and rendered four
hundred families homeless.
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RICHMOND, June 27.-Pollard was arrested
this morning, whilst posting James, and was
held to bail in $4,000 to appear at the Mayor
Court tomorrow. James has not yet been
arreSted.
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CoMMancLA1. srAr1s ,1cs.- From an adEanee eopy

COMMERCIAL STATS tICs.-From an advance copy
Of the report of the Register Of the Treasury the
commerce and navigation of the United States for
the year ending june 80 1865. enabled pre-
sent interesting statistics relative to American
commerce. The exports of all kind for the period
mentioned amounted in value to $780, 306 49, while
the value ofimports shipped to the United States in
American and foreign vessels was S23i. .434. 167
free Of pfv nnder the recnrocitV treaty 10 thu
ted States amounting in value to $50 500 66S During
the year ending June 3d. 1865, the number of vessels
entering and clearing follows American yes
sells entering S,S2 clearing S,434; foreign vessels
clearir 1889 entering 4,4l7 The following ex-
hbis the number of vessels built in that year by
the States referred to New York All Pennsylvania
3l5; Maine, 1913; Ohio, 139; Maryland III; Massachu
sets, so; Illinois 81; Virginia, "a; ew Jersey, So
Com eccut, 39; Kentucky 30 Missouri q; Delaware
II; Florida g Michigan 81; New Hampshire, g. Ore
gon. Il and the District of Columbia, North Carolina
Tennessee and Wisconsin, each.
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We gather the following from the Cumberland o.
vijidn:
The Cry ELECTfoY CAsE-Ths case came up be-
fore nis Honor, Judge Pearre. on Monday morning
last Counsel on the part of the petitioners, Messrs
tead and Thruston; for the demu7rers, Messrs
Walsh, G 'rdon and I. l. McKag. The counsel for
the petitioners, upon the opening of the case. un-
darsood the demurrer to be denial of tho appIica-
tion of the registry law to municipal cecjions ard
upon this understanding proceeded with the argu-
msnt, on the plain legal question involved therein
The demurrers, however, concluded to erase por-
ton of their demurrer and raised the question aone
as 10 the jurisdicti u of this court which question
was argued at length yesterday afternoon, Mr. Nc
kaiS closing. Il the demurrer is ovcrhrown, the
drnurrcrs must Immediately file their answer. and
considerable time will be occupied in disposng of IT,
Coal TRADE BY RAILRoAD.-Statement of coal
shipments over the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad for
the week ending June 23d:
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Business Cards,
LETTER HEADINGS,

CHECKS, DRAFTS, &C.. &c,
Engraved and printed in the most approved style.
and with despatch. by
DEMPSEY O'TOOLE,
ESGRAyERs,
sp1-t1stp cor. Cbsrle, ond Ta~;,s+on
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san FRANCIsco, June 22.--The United
States steamer Vanderbilt, Com. Rogers, and
the monitor Monadnock, arrived here this
morning
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THE PROFITS OF TOBACCO FARMING.-The recent
tobacco fair at Louisville, Kentucky, showed some
of the profits OF arming. The hogshead which
Detweiler. in Franklin county, Missouri, and was
sold for S555 pound. Mr.. Detweiler's total con-
sgnment to the fair was six hogsheads of tobacco,
weighin Sir the aggregate S3 $50 pounds and which
sold for varying from 81 cents to $555 pound
according to quality, the total SUN being $3.50,
ground; sc fhst his farm ne.tad him sl,eSs,sQ Peg
sFyfs