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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-02-21
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For UPWARDS of thirty years M:s. Wnszow'g soo.R-
ING SYRUP has been used for children with failing:
safety and 1t correcs scdy Of the stomach
relieves wind colc regulates the bowels cures dysentery
and diarrhoa, whether arising fun teethtng OF other
causes An old and wetriea remedy Perfectly safe in
all cases. 4eg.-,l5. s-4.=;i.- JIG E.,@.i
Thirty-hve cents bottle. ~
Be sure and call for "nlrs. wns1ow's soorHMa sz-
nuP. having the fac sin,ie Of "cuR11s PERK1ss: on
the outside wrapper. All others are base tnitstonB.
February l6 stuth8 DOWIE MOIaE, Agents.
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s, BILLIARD TOURNAMENT -Messrs. J. WALTER
MONTGOMERY and EDWIN B. HAMILTON will engage
in another match game on Saturday evening, at
the Phelan Billiard Hall, No. 12s Meeting street
The last contest excited considerable interest in
the community, and the players, not being salts
fed with the results Of the performance have de-
cided to enter tie lists once more. They are
both experienced knights Of the cue, and a tough
game ia anticipated -..EE -z.E.s zA.s
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TyHE UNDERSIGNED TAKE PLEASURE IN. AN
NOUNC1NG to Planters and Farmers that they are
PHATE OF LIME, manufactured expressly for them,
and which they can warrant to contain all the elements
necessary to insure rapid and mature growth of any
crop to which It may be applied . !: -. -
Terms-si1ty dollars per ton cash. axtyfve dollars
per ton-one quarter cash. and balance 18th December
with approved ctora acceptance With interest at per
cent from daae Of purchase. :..z..-e..
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SOUTHERN MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY OF
ATHENS, GEoRe1A.-Our readers will perceive, by
reference to our columns this morning that TINS
prosperous company has establiahedian agency In
our city, and that they have selected asther bus-
ness man Mr.. J., L. HONOUR, whose expenencein in
Insurance matters, and whose tact and industry,
must certainly be Of great advantage to the a. The
offica Of Mr.. d. ia as.No- g Broad street.
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FRUIT JUST REcE1vED-Messrs. BART WRITE,
of No. 81 Market street, have just received and
announce for sale choice lot Of Havana fruit,
consisting Of oranges, pineappleB, plantains, ba-
nanas, etc They have also for sale other articles
in their line, as per advertisement in this days
issue.
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LIST OF ARTICLES .,
TOBE SOLD FOE ONE D0LLAR EACH, -"

Ind not to be paid for until yon know what you have
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JAIL DE1svERY-Ehese episodes have become
SO frequent that they hardly attract attention, and
it is only when the prisoner is Q noted ofend8:
that the community are. at sll; interested .Ths
facilities presented fox these escapades are certain
" easily obtained, and the Surveillance must be
proportionslly lax if their attempts succeed.
Aprisoner by the name Of HAYDEN, who was con-
fined for. stealing two bales Of Sea Island cotton
from the bark RegiEa, demonstrated to the world
that he was one ogthose gay levanters who laugh
at locks Being allowed access to the yard he en-
bracad the opportunity to study the surroundings,
and the survey being satisfactory he soon placed
himself outside Of them, and left without ringing
the bell. A plank whichhad BEEN taken from one of
the outbuildSngs 'Has made the medium Of escape.
With the assistance of some friends, this was
placed against the wall near The Marine Hospital,
and once up, the descent was easily accomplished
HAYDEN is noted offender and an old Jail bird,
and his escape is to be deplored as his hands
given to picking and stealing that the community
viii suffer ere he is recaged.
UNITED STATES Cm0U1r CouRT.-A Special CIR
c9t Court was opened yesterday at 11A. NJ, Hon.
GEO. 8. BREAN presiding. ssI. G:sl 4,s5. r.. :
Er parte J. n. BA1DwM-In re J. II. BALDWIN
vs. G. A. L. LAMAR and J: Il. BALDWIN Us. G. A. L.
IAxAR, GARAwAY B. LAMAR, GARAwAY B. LAMAR,
Jr., and JAMES 81. PHnuzY, "A petition for leave
to deposit in Court transcript Of the proceedings
Of the. Circuit Court lost or misplaced Messrs.
MACBETH 4 Bu1sT, proctors for the petitioners.
After hearing read the petition in this case, tisor-
dered and decreed, on motion Of MACBETH & Bu1sT,
solicitors for the petitioners, that the said petition
ers have leave TO file with the Clerk Of the Court
Transcript of the proceedings of the Circuit Court
for this District during the years 1869 and 1860 in
the two cases in which the petitioner was plaintiff,
and which, according to the affidavit Of Mr.. w.
M. MAoKEY, was copied by him uef6a.tnss from the
Journal Of the Court, ct Hilton Head, held in the
month Of October, 1865. 81
It appearing that the original Journal off:the
Court has been lost or misplaced, it is further
dered, that the petitioners be served with copy
Of this order, through the Marshal and show cause
Why the transcript o. the Journal fled with the
Clerk Of the Court should not be deemed correct
and proper, and that such further proceedings
may be had in the same case as the petitioners
may deem best.
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" :
GERMAN ARTnLERY CHARITABLE issooIA ATfoN.-
At regular meeting Of this Association. held
February II, 1867, at their hail. the following OH
GERS were elected, and committees appointed, to
serve for the ensuing year:
ae.. q. HARMS, President. ..-.- - -:
q. MAITE, Vice-Pres;dent.
F. WINDHEIM, Secretary.
J. j. ". LUDEN, Treasurer.
Conani4ee on Charity. Zerbst, Dl Welbrock,
J, Hgen, w. Scheper, J. q. Berger.
COn,nautee ON Fsnance.-H. Katie, @. +. Henken,
E. Mckels, g. q. Nenke, 9: G. SchlePegrell:
Ne,oards.-F. Junge, G. 81. W. Kurth. -
A DANGEROUS HoLE.-The cover to fire well In
Wall street, near Calhoun, has been recently re.
moved or stolen, and it now presents an opening
that Will endanger The limbs Of all travellers. The
sidewalk at this point is somewhat contracted, and
the hole occurring almost in the centre Of the
pavement, renders it's avoidance difficult opera
tion little attention would soon restore the we'll
to its former appearance, and remove q cause Of
dread and anxiety from that locality. Fire wells
are exceedingly useful institutions in their line, but
they should be kept closed when not employed By
the fremen, and new cover will greatly improve
the appearance Of the one in question. ~
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The Animal Matter as might be supposed in afertzer
than t6st in the Peruvian Gusno. Still 1t will Afford du-
ring the process Of decomposition about three per cent
Of amnlonia. The Oh (which Is remarkably abundant)
though not generally reckoned among Ma1nres being
cannot fail of adding the value of the MIXTURE espe
ciaIly on light soils. The insoluble Phosphate being
thoroughly organized and, at the same time, minutey
divided is also well adapted to gradual appropriation by
the plant.
According to the present sample, GOES SUPER
PHOSPHATE is judiciously and faithfully manufac,
tured Manure, and win not disappoint those who will
give it trial Even employed alone, should expect
fiohiy Te1,unerdtire results
iSianed) CHARLES UPHAM SHEPARD.
Price ss5 per ton Of 1000 pounds.
For sale by n RODGERS CO.,
:.- Sole Agents for South Carohss:
January IA stuth1mo North Atlantic Wnar5s
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suIphste Of Limo and traces of sniphate OF
Ammonia, Potash, Soda and Magnesis,
with some free suiphuric Acid, about....
HysromeHo water expelled at 2l2 degroes..::
Combined Water 10 portion Of this belongs to
tho Phosphate Of Lime, which was est.
mated after Its ignition; the greater Partof
Animal Matter, and Animal Matter.
Silica (sapd). d)........... .....-'........'......
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FROM WASHINGTON.
The Military Government BiIi-The
North Cnrolina Legislature and the
Reconstruction Proposiiion-Gen.

The Military Government BhI-Ths
North Cnrolina Legislature md ths
Reconstruction Proposiiion-Gen
Grant.
New YORK, Feb. 12.-The Times
Washington special says: 1t is now
stated on good authority that the Pres
ident has become ready to cooperate
with Congress in measures to avoid sc
extreme a resort as is proposed in the
military government bill, and that there
would be no difficulty in securing his
assent to d bill based on the leading
principles of the constitutional amend
ment, and Mt the same time provide for
q more vigorous and effective prOtec-
tion of personal rights and liberties in
the Southern States than is now en-
joyed.
The Times special says 1.-THE delay in
the North Carolina Legislature to act
on the reconstruction proposition of the
Southern Governors is looked upon III
Congress as Ominous, as that State was
expected to lead the way in it's adop,
ton.
The Herald's special says: The four
per cent. loan certificates, payable on
demand and made a legal tender for the
purpose of bank resources, will be au-
thorized. The power to withdraw
~greenbacks not to ex ceed four millions,
will not be taken from the Secretary,
but ne will suspend action until the
compound interest notes have been
disposed of and the money market is
easy,
The friends of the bankrupt bill are
of opinion that it will now pass. They
propose to try it.
The Tribune's special says: Stevens
intends calling up the the confiscation
bill this week. Secretary MCulloch
is very anxious for an early report.
IL is understood that General Grant
expresses surprise at the intimation
that he approves of the Military Gov
eminent bill. He deems it unwise, az
the provisions would bring him into
conflict with the Executive, his imme-
date constitutional superior. He also
expresses n conviction that some bill
recognizing the civil government with
the military TO protect and aid, should
DO adopted Mt the earliest moment.
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River Improvement, Convention

ST. LOUIS, Feb. 1.-THE River In
provement Convention met in the mer-
chants library hall this morning, and
were called to order ut twelve o'clock
by Mayor Thomas, who, in 4 brief
speech, gave the delegates a warm well
come to the city. Rev. Truman, Meth
odist pastor of this city. then offered II
prayer, after which General VIM. Van
Dever, of Iowa, was elected temporary
Chairman, and y. NJ. Anderson, of Pitts
burg; and ii. NJ. kingman, of Dubuque,
selected as temporary Secretaries. Gen
eral Van Dever made a few felicetous re-
marks in acknowledgment of the honor
conferred, and gave some interesting
statistics in regard to the m OF
the Mississippi and its tributaries, and
set forth the great Importance of the
contemplated Improvement of the river
A committee Of three from each Stat,
represented was then appointed as q
committee on Permanent Organization
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Cincinnati Market.
CINCINNATI, Feb. IL.

CINCINNATI, Feb. IL.
FLOUR-Is steady with fair demand
superfne 9 "a and 10 Is for winter ant
trade brands, including extra and fam
lily at IL O0al3 so.
WHEAT-Fair demand, and firm q,
9 3sa2 40 for No. l spring, and 29O fol
No. l winter Efs.tL .sf
CORN-Dull and prices lower; No.
Gle in elevator, and 75c In sacks: Re
ceipts large.
OATS-Dull and nominal at sic fol
No. l..
RYE-Firmer and prices higher; No.
l 23a1 IS.
COTTON-Dull but prices unchanged
middliEg 29a3Oc.
WHISKY-Steady at 25c.
PROVISIONS-Less firm.
MESS PORK-Dull and in nodemand
small sales of city ut 20 Is; of. country
at 20 90. ..Lf.I.
BULK MEATS-Offered more freely
and prices easier, and q good deal OF
country meat offering; closing rates are
74a94alOt for shoulders, sides and clear
sides, loose, and TAG over these rates
packed.
BACON-Dull; shoulders, 81; sides,
10a, and clear sides 121.
LARD-Dull and prices nominal at
l2al2t for prime city; prime steam sold
at III. ...
GREEN MEATS-6taasal0f.
CLOVER SEED-In demand at & 90.
TIMOTHY SEED-Firm at 3 AZ.
FLAX SEED-2 %. -
LINSEED DILL 80 and firm; hold
ers asking l 40.
BUTTER-Firm and unchanged.
CHEESE-Firm and unchanged.
EGGS-Scarce at 40c.
GOLD-l36 buying and 1877 selling.
EXCHANGE-Firm at par buying,
and Lilo premium selling.
MONEY-Market steady.
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Baltimore Cattle Market.

THURSDAY, Feb. 4.
,BEEf CATrLE-Thc offerings at the
scales during the past week amounted
to GEO head, against $50 last week. OF
the number offered, log came from Chi
Gag and IL from Pittsburg, via North
ern Central railroad; 325 from Ohio and
as from West Virginia, over the Balti-
more and Ohio, railroad; and II from
Maryland, on foot. The market set in
very dull, and continued so to the close,
at an advance Of 50cents per 100 lbs on
the rates of last week. In common cat
tie the advance was more decided. OF
the receipts during the week 100 head
were left over to be driven to other mar
kets, and the balance taken by Balti-
more butchers. Prices ranged to-day
as follows: Scalawags and old Cows at
81; common Cattle, 6a6 so; fair, ,1a7 so;
good to prime Becves, z 75as 20 per 100
pounds.
SHEEP-Are scarce and prices better;
no good Sheep offering this week; sales
Mt 54a6a, q good fat lot commanding u
cents per lib gross.
HOGS-Are becoming scarce, and
prices advanced; we now quote at $40
5Oa11 80 per 100 lbs net, as to quality,
the market closing firm.
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Washington Items.

WASHINGTON, Feb. IA message
from the President to the Senate to-day
communicated a letter from Secretary
Seward TO Minister Campbell, Stock
holm, January 18th, notifying him of
the appointment by the President of
John McGinnis rs his successor, and
transmitting q letter to Mr. King, OF
Sweden, notifying him of Mr.. Camp.
bells retirement, and requesting Mr..
Campbell to acquaint Mr.. King of the
Presidents desire to maintain mini
paired the friendly relations so happily
existing between the two countries.
The Secretary says this is the only
correspondence connected with the dis
placement of Campbell.
General Thayer, one of the Senators
elect from Nebraska, left to-day with n
certified copy of the act for the admis-
sion of the State. This copy Is to be
laid before the Legislature for action
thereon, and it is supposed that n meet
ing of said body will take place about
the Goth inst.
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j. & G. BAYHA,

ID BAKERY, Market Street, opposite the
Washington Hall, q few doors above Monroe
Street, keep constantly on hand a full assoft.
nient " the above articles.
-; Their wagons run constantly 70 all parts
Of the city with Bread, Crsrkers, Rusks, Cakes,
etc. . sep2e.
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From ~. Louis-

ST. Louis. Feb. 12.-Maior General
Hancock arrived here yesterday from
the East.
The Republicans Messilla, New Mex
leo, correspondent, says the Indians are
very troublesome in that neighborhood.
Much stock has been stolen aud several
murders committed.
The Republicans st. Joseph dispatch
says advices from upper Missouri state
that Gov. Faulk, of Dakota, has been
summoned to Washington OH matters
connected with Santa Fe tribes of Sioux
Indians with the Zanatons. The citi-
zens of Dakota are very anxious for the
removal of the Santas from their pres
ent location, it being too near the set
Elements. Gov. Faux will take with
him 10 representatives from each tribe
named.
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&g5Tekeraph
TO TIRE
BY THE CABLE.
Telegraph TO the Iegister.l

~ FEay ifu'
sa4LoypoN, { Feb. 12-Noon.-1llinois
Central, slt; Erie, 39i; 5-20s, 1876;
Consols, 90. a E1af.
The great reform meeting last night
j.. passed off quietly and enthusiastically:
Fenian riots Eere expected at Ches-
ter, but the authorities were watch1ul,
90 that all outbreak did not occur. 10 .
BERLIN, Feb. 12.-The South German
States have adopted an army system
similar to the Prussian.
FLORENCE, Feb. 12.-The Italian Cab
met have all resigned.
- ST.. PETERSBURG, Feb. 1l.-Colonel
Knox, on the embassy of the Russian
American Telegraph, awaited upon the
Emperor. He represented that the line
on the Asiatic side would be completed
next July.
LONDON, Feb. 12.-No riotous pro-
ceedings have taken place Mt Chester as
apprehended, and the city is quiet. The
presence of q number Of supposed Fe-
mans recently from Ireland, gave rise
to these apprehensions, but they left
town without creating any disturbance
LONDON, Feb. 12-Evening.-COnsols
closed at 90i for money; 5-2Os, 10 10;
Illinois Central, Sit; Erie, 39!.
FRANKFORT, Feb. E-Evcning.-u.S ).
bonds, 76s.
PARIS, Feb. Observation-Disclosures
bonds, s2l.
PARIS, Feb. EFF is understood that
an American squadron will visit Cher
bourg during the continuance of Inter
national Exposition.
BERLIN, Feb. 12.-Prussia. will send
plenipotentiaries to treat with ex-King
Of Hanover in regard to the disposition
of his private property.
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COMMERCIAL RECORD.
New York Market.

NEW YORK, Feb. IL.
COTTON-Ffrm; sales 2,100 bales OF
uplands at 80.
FLOUR-5a10c lower; receipts 1921
bbls; sales of 1900 ~superfine State and
western Mt 9 00a10 25; extra western
10 20a11 30; choice, IL 40a12 80; round
hoop Ohio, II 00a12 90; shipping brands,
tl190al3 25sytFsde brands extra South
Tern IS OOal6l 20; market closing dull.
WHISKY-Firmer; sales of 1,500 bar
rels western in bond at 32a33, sales lou
barrels+at 40, An e1treme-z -
WHEATON, and favors buyers:
receipts 21,960 bushels; sales of LOCO
bushels of white California at 8 10;
1,5OO bushels No. 8 Milwaukee at 2 10,
and 700 bushels No. 2 do at l 50.
RYE-More active; sales of 24,ON
bushels at / l5al 234 for inferior to
choice western. E11JlALA
BARLEY-Quiet; sales of 900 bushels
Canada West in bond at %.
CORN-1a2c lower; receipts 3,5lO
bushels; sales 1880 bu mixed western
at l Hal 12t in store; l 12ia l3i atioat,
closing at inside. quotations..
western at 6oa63c. s~S = SA~
MOLASSES-Dull.
COFFEE-Dull.
SUGAR-Firm; sales 1900 hhds Cuba
at 10tc. -
PETROLEUM-Dull; crude lsi; re-
fined in bond 30a3O4c.
4 HOPiQuist and firln.l 'IiLt}F.
APORK-Opened heavy and dropping
sales of ,250 bbls at 20 00a2O 81 for new
mess, closing at 20 65 for western; l9h
al9 IS for old mess, closing at ~ 6Sa
20 90. for prime mess; also 1850 bbl'
new mess at 90 75a2l 90 sellers option
for February and March.
BEEF-Steady; sales of ) bb's.
TIERCE BEEF-Frm; sales Of St
~tierces at 81 00a32 so for prime mes.
and IS OOa36 90 for India mess.
BEEFHAMS-Scarce and quiet; sales
Of $50 bbls at S3a36. ~ - .
CUT enthusiastically; sales Of Az
pkgs at aia9i for shoulders, and lOtal3
for hams.
BACON-Steady; sales of $50 boxes
at lOt for Cumberland cut; lOtalOt To-
long ribbed; 1l4a1ls for short ribbed
and 11tal2 for SHORT clear. >.h'
DRESSED HOGS-Unchanged; sale'
at 9ta9! for western.
'BUTTER-Quiet, sales at l5a26 fol
Ohio.
CHEESE-steady; 15a21.
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GOVERNMENT SALE.

SHe 1OpcTiy kHOEH as He boreTHmeH
TdnRery and Steam Sdr HiH," rifh
S~erentyJfre acres Of land, near
San AHtoHid. TeJas.
CEALED PROPOSALS. IN DUPLCATE
DEil b. received up TO the first day of March,
i76il. for the purchase Of IS acres u land. (mOne
or IsS-l together With the buiIdiaxs erected
theron, and the appurtenaDees sppertaininz.
that IL 60 say =
ONE TASSERY. containing 10 Stone Lime
Ysts, Fifty.tuo Wooden yata. Seven Stone
Pools. and capable Of tanning I5JDoD hidss PR
annum. ~
OyR STEAM SAW MILL. capable Of nsiax
1000 feet Of lumber daily.
ONE SMALL STONE BUILDING. nr-
The above property IL situated about two
miles above San Antonio. On the San Antonio
rveT, and the water 10 conducted 70 the estab-
Iishnent by q race Of heVn stone laid IN eerarnf.
The land rzs purchased. snd improvement
made by the late so-eaIled Confederate Govern.
ment, and are estimated tn have cost 10000 In
gold rf1 .fs4,af.s, ~
The property has been under Icase for fhe xesr
is65. NJ . monthly rent Of $500, payahls in "A.
vance. A secured title In fee simple viii be given
By the United states Gevernrnenf. = y
Proposals vli be marked sPropsxals f6r Gsv-
eminent TanDery and Saw Mil, y and sddresssd
IN J.B KIDD00. 80 n ~
Breyet 4sj. Gen>Ast Con, B4srssu 2. r.. 3
AL Gafvestea. Texas.
ssM aeef 81 bas EssJSsM -
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To Steam Engine and Ma.
chine Manufacturers.

7 THE URDERSIGNED. HAVING OBJ.
i, tanned Letters Patent from the United
States Government for improvements In the
Rotary Engine and its adoption to certain pur
poses. am DESTROYS Of entering into company OF
tn sch tlris enterprise ~ the cty Of Wheeling.
I am a theoretical and practical engineer. hav.
ing constructed and built 4 great number Of lDw
and high pressure steam engines. 4 pattern ma.
ker and draughtsrnan b. trade: therefore see the
necessity and demand Of the rotary engine partic.
ularly for propelling Of vessels. propellinz ear.
Tiages ON common and turnpike roads, and work.
ing all quick motions. The advantages for
Cheapness. Diminishing o. weight. Over.
coming dead centres. Ra.e Of reversing aud
handling. Simplicity Of sdayiisa. Not effect.
ing instability 81 vessel. Regularity Of cOndens-
ing and thereby less danger Of gogeing the con.
denser. Adoption tpatentedJ Tor carriages On
common and turnpike roads, whereby gas the en-
CINE forms a part Of the driving vheel-t the
driver has at his command, with ease and by the
power Of steam 10 back, turn. or advance.
Any person DESTROYS Of further information.
or wishing TO euter. into this enterprise.
Address MATTHEW FLETCHER.
No. 80 Market st. Louisville, Kentucky.
fahr .H
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OAmPH0RATRI

CtAMPHORATRD GLYCRRaNH
" with Aruiea ~ prepared by 4. BOCKING.
L. TIE best article yet discovered for Chsppe&
FIeve Hall. GLaa EgIfTI II 4
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Mexican News.

New YORK, Feb. 12.-The Tribune.
Matamoras special of the eth says
Miramon took the city of Zacatras. with
1000 prisoners. Juarez, who wa
there, had to leave in q hurry, taking
the road to chihuahua. A specie train
of SS0O,00O, which left Zacatras befor,
Juarez, has probably fallen into thu
hands of the lmperialists. 1t is report
ed that the Liberalists, fourteen thou
sand strong, have been defeated by min,
Thousand lmperialists in San Luis Pc
tOsi. and Queeretero.
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TOBACCO.
i 10 I Butts old Ben's" blk los,
25 caddies do. do. do.
. 10 butts niagara do.
20 caddics do. do. "
81 butts Dew Drop" do. "
80 Iaddies Hombrick do.
10 z boxes Emily Jsnes natl IT,, | ID.
5 do. Diadem soft pd. Q inch.
) do. Wheeler's nd. pd. 9 do.
81 do. do. hard pd. ] IL. Jumps
10 / do. "Millie Collins hard pd. I ID. lumps
5 do. kccn's Fine Twist natl II.
; do Millcr's X. and K. twist choice.
1Odrums Fig Leaf.
20kss. G.twist running los.
SMOKING TOBACCO.
Is bbls. FIG. smoking tobacco.
10 hlf bbls' +. G.. do. do.
Ig bbls. e. ;. do. do.
~ hlf bbls. G.. S. do. TO.
Our stock of tobacco is large and the assert.
raent unsurpassed By any in the market. Mcr.
chants are respectfully invited To give us a cal
before purchasing elsewhere.
MAXWELL s. TINGLE..