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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-06-08
Coronation.

I PREsTH, June 7-Evening.-LordB Bloom
field, British Embassador, will be present at
the crowning of Francis Joseph, King of
Hungary, tomorrow. All powers having
diplomatic relations with Austria will be
represented on the occasion, except Amer
lea. The Emperor has made known his in
tention of proclaimfng universal amnesty
to all Austrian subjects imprisoned, or rem
dering themselves liable to, punishment by
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-06-08

RuNAwtS-As span of horses hitched to
a wagon took itinto their heads yesterday
afternoon to enjoy the delights of run
avays They starved ddown'H High hstreet alta
pretty1lively gait, but ran agatnstthe horse
ear standin g on thetraek justbelow Mound
street, where they we're stopped. Nobody
hnrt. .o0k9tB9 s sTI0gsEATG
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-06-08
PROBLEM NO. IS.

Three men trading togethe. A b and G put in
S5762. AS money was in Eve NOR hs, BIS seven,
and Cps uihe months. They gained $3.50, which was
50 divided that one-foprtb Of AS was e-ifth of
having received $2os7, sbsconded, what did each
gain, sad putt eHd what did and ugain or lose
by BIS misconduct. - VIC. SEEDS.
We have several other problems necessarily left
over. Why will correspondents persist in writing
on both sides ofthePaper9 h VI
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-06-08
NEWS BY2TELEGRAFH.
To Ohio Statesman.
FROM EUROPE.
BY OCEAN IELEGRAPH.
qTFI8anciaT ana Csmms reisINTf

2TFi4ancfal ana Connie rcial sE II
LONDON, June IN Money steady |;
Erie 4011; Illinois 10; Bonds 73.
LONDON. z. M.-Consols advanced Il !;
quoted at 9455s Bntch Standard sugar ad
lvanced.
LIVERPOOL, NooN.-Sales of Cotton for
the week were 81, 600 bales at anafiyance)of
.1S@14c. The stock on and is estimated at
$4,000 bales, over one-half of which is
American. The market to-day is quiet.
IBreadstuffs are quiet at 37s Sd; Wheat, No.
u Milwaukee red, lbs Sd; white California
do. Provisions unchanged, IS--r2 80 1S
2P. M.-Cotton easier Corn declines 3
pence. 81 80 60 ~, - - = - /,
( LONDON, June THE weekly Statement
of the Bank of England show that bullion
in the bank increased 537, 900 pounds ster
ling. .~3GJHOO
( LoNDoEyI June a - Evening. - Consols
closed at E9455z; 5420's A73; Illinois Central
7S38; Erie 3934.
( Cotton has been quiet and closed un7
changed; middling uplands' "a; Orleans
115a; sales of 10000 bales. - NIancb ster
MAJ ket for goods and yarns duh and heavy.
Breadstuffs closed with a -tiowirNA r+f
tendency. Corn, 37s Cd for mixed western.
Wheat unchanged; 5, California. 13s Cd. Oats
firmer. Barley and peas unchanged. Pro-
visions unchanged, except lard, which ad-
to 65s for fine American. In produce, quo
tations show no change.
LONDON, Evening, June 7.-Sugar closed
firm; No. II, Dutch standard, ass. Iron
steady. ~ |El Il q
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-06-08

BiLIiIalRSaDSs:4If iIlRSaSs:I YOU YOU desire to indulge in
tnts beautifui game, take pur advice and go
tB Mdssey 6 Tuttie sOEOceisiof Billiard
Room, where you wiiiAtind everything in
appleTpie orders IS. ,6etz dispeases cool
inc fiui5s In a most scientific manner:
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-06-08
q PRoBLRM NO. 80.

sF-zF.T PROBLEM No.79- a4HA
From mile, subtract7 furlongs 80 rods yards,
foot 51nches, sH5a9s EeH FARMER Boy.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-06-08
HOTEL Arrivals.
FridnIL. .Ju1le z, 1856

II 5ds -GooDALE HoUsEuo91 5ai Isl
. DIR A Deland. New York; E Chapman, Cleve-
land; E F Wait. Ravern; H GJennipgs, do, w H
Alexander Cincinuati; l. Holton, Blendon Cor
ners; John Moody, DaytonFJ A Rea. city; Y =
Latimer and wife, Syringfe d: Miss Lstimer, Del
aware, D g Jackson, Chicago:sJ NJ Southard. Day-
ton; Ii Samson, Cincinnati; j l. Hibbs, do; ID Q
Carlisle, Cleveland; J II Williams. Stepbepviie; I
Phelps, Blenden Corners; Major Brand wife. nurse
aud child, u "A; 4 H Collins Painsvilie,f o; N
Kilbrain. Cleveland; Rev d Warwick; dol o N
Mulruny and wife. Mt Vernon; S L Levan and wife
Lancaster ] " olfe, DAYTON; q J Jatnison, Zanes-
vile; ID Gardiner. Indiananois; r q Henderson
Perry opolis, Pal John q Harrison. Union City, s
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-06-08

East Saginaw l. umi be Market-sd., ', ,
The market is quite active; several large sales
havO been reporter in the last few days Mills a
working out lumber slowly and. not in sufic ent
quantity to supply the demand Owners are firm at
tn following quotations. seasoned lumber bringing
81 per u more: - -
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-06-08

AyB and Ghre employed to do piece Of work for
work; A ar q s.1O aud G 1920, or in these pro-
portions. and are paid accordingly What is each
mans share Of the 2noIey2 a. HS5s5sf HfS1SSsfeS
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-06-08

TRANssERs !. assTs YEsTiERpAY.4The ,ri following
transfers of real estate were left at the Re
corder's office yesterday: .tii9 noisaiGssV OF
Charles Tuthersto s. Allen Peters June
7,slotlS, in. the town of Gro4eport, for $40.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-06-08

. hunter, AZ iUpthehill onsnleval withthetree top
standE t9d upon ahorizontA hne 80 feet from foot
OF tree sta 1dstt. ~ G#GA ENt -
Required each hunters distance from the bird,
and S'sdis lance from A and B. ITODELTA.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-06-08

Renie,ous MEErINa+-Rev1C. G. Tate, of
Indianapolis, will hold service in st, Paui,s
Cburcb.. corner Third and Mound streetsg
Sunday, '9th ipst, at II A. N. and S16 P. M:
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-06-08

7 Il takes A nine days to 20 from home to Columbu
and back He goes in five days and returns in foul
ceding days journey. How far does he live froI
Columbusf gsu7apH da ui .l'f. =
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-06-08

"A. FIRsT-cL.Ass RESTAURANT FOR SALLS;-
the Davidson iRessanraiItoo the corneE Of
High and state streets, is offered forsale, as
will be seen by advertisement elsewhere;
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-06-08
PRnRLEM NO. 70.

Upon hill side, sloping st angle of IS degrees
stands tree 90 feet high On top of tree is bird
EightyseVen feet from foot of tree down the hill il
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-06-08

Wishing to fnd set Of house logs 90 feetlong, /
f1und avsry nice one. but it is forksdIandI donot
llongSand ~ feet from that another 5feetlpugIth
snort one was just SO feet from the root OF the free.
sS snd me tops q the poles ransed With ths e5 Ell
stump. FTD TOO TT
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-06-08

I A boy being asked the number of marbles he had
replied, if to the square Of the number you add the
square of s. extract the cuberoot of their sum-
you will haye half the number. How many mar
bles had he? BILLY kooT,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-06-08

To The Democracy of Franklin County:
/ You are hereby notified to meet at the
places designated below, on
SATURDA JUNE sth, A. d. 1857,
To elect, by ballot, candidates for the fol-
lowing offices Ito, be supported at the cleo
tion in October neXt): Two Members of
the House.of Representatives; one Sheriff
der; one County Commissioner; one In
tirmary Director, and one Coroner.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-06-08

l. man dying left q circular tract of land cotain-
ing 600 acres; made hs will in surhsa way that each
of his sons should have ofthethree largest of
equah that could be inscribed ia said tract
trat each of his daughters should have one of Che
traneles at the circumference; and his widow, the
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-06-08

Find the two least numbers which are not squares
such that tEe sum of their squares equals square,
and thes sum Of their cubes equals square,. so'f-s
$50 s1- 30 yiia1T st1a go ;zs sTte1n- ROBIN.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-06-08

55PENrTENT1ARsYs c,AkRIv1Is.-Th follow
inglnamed prisoner arrived from Portage
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-06-08
Local @Ne WIS.

NATusAIIzEp.3; Nat aad z 3D. Michael shawlsy
natiHeofIrelandaYasnatqralized by Judge
Pug Oh yesterday ~ 4 go Ss "a sisafsaa o,ds,,Isa
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-06-08

! Two thousand six hundred and twenty
six emigrants arrived to-day. q, ...-.. s.-. ~
POsLoffice Clerk Arrested.
/ Nelson J. Marsh, clerk in the Postoffice,
was arresten to-day on charge of embez-
zling valuable letters, and held to bail for
trial. r. ..a...... ...-r- ..
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-06-08
. PRoBLEM NO, SO.

The water in conical vessel is inches deep, and
if ball 10 Oinches in diameter be let fall into it, it
in the vessel till it be 1S full and ball Is inches
in diameter be let fall into it, will also just touch
the water Required, the depth of the vessel and
the diamiter across the tep2- A. K. NJ.
WEST rMANeHEsTBR, O.. .JuneS, 1867. q 8
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-06-08

lea pieceoflsn 10 rods wide and 40 rods long cost
SSs w9s.9Sit ss be the
! .SIILq RRbbIEat3No. 78.l GOOLd
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-06-08

If q wolf can eat sheep in u of an hour and a
bear inA OF an hour: hoWloie will II take both to
eat what remained OF sheep after the wolf had been
eating "a an hour Il, e, d, ,.s..Iu...s a.,
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-06-08
Qfau TT at d d / s.
9ifortlder Ntmnn
Mrlt
4. j. graduo9sl.
(Urrtletnn9.)


Sn 6ptel Yen,biepre mar cs iebt dualf.
lid flu ; nod filler unc beflommen ol8
Dor Smei Wonaten, no Die prin;elNn,
Siseen'6 Brief in her 6anp, auSperufen {:
uMu5 her Wlfe-in Die Bulfe !"-Der
olte @rosoomtral mar mieper surud, ober
ta6 9ineilhe 5du6den iono 5re, gliez
mano belubte es. 8pr benz 9otel in Der
9lue 5onore lag Gtrpb> UNI ra6 No0c!n
~ rdmpfen.- NmBstte leine6 taaern> lie>
ben Spbne6, rem Ger 500 ouf Gem Mnt>
Liz lag, itumme @sraweiauna aus ben
9luaen febetild lobte, iaB Ysntbier,e.
1hlittelte :atblpS 1ctn meiBeS 6aupl unc
1ubr, 1pie penn ibm ale @eponfen perz
einoen, nit Der 5onp iiber bic Stirn,
mdbreno oie prinselIn ACKNOWLEDGMENT
Blife6 ;u !6dupten bss &ranttn
lab uno ibm ibre 6dnbe lterltef,
DE er in ben letnea frompfboft
uer1dluneen bielt uno oft NIT 8ii0en be-
pffte. .
Der Nrst bate bereit8 2ouilsn pie
cem 8oter Die t1etltde Natur pes nerpD-
fen Gie6er5, Die unwiceritcbliae| Mua1l.
un9 piele6 jun9en &5rpsrS onasfiinotot,
aber auf RebenpJide 8iusn reS 4eicer,
ben bic nriade rerlelben perl6wieaen.
Der alte Ycrurtbeil6ooue 6srr, melaer
bel ieinem @obne am menioiten bic 9a>
iter uermutbst bdtte, ocren Golaen Ct erlaa,
maren leidt 81 betriisen; pte@attin ntht.
Nad Der erfen @ntctduna ietner 2al lter
ldpn bate iie re @9nslIioftit (eines
0friaus. bic @irfuno, mel9e iece p'r.
pra6te Nadt ouf inn ma9te. beotodtet.
Mlit nsunsebn Sobren lab ils i6 Mitt:
ne tperben, pbne ros iie je pos Wurce,
sefubl Der Grau bele0sn. - Dae piden
her penpule, bic aui Dem Na@ttild
ltanp, tpor rer ein3i9e 2aut I'm @sma&.
2a6sn &C. n,etn tbeuter 8aler, ren
prisfsr bolen. iaste per Rranfe matt une
oer91nnen @te mir. cine balbe Stunce
nit Der 6er;rsin aQein 81 iein. ebe ih
sic I'm Sbren @esen bite. Sd MIDI
te mta ou5lprtdsn nit Der Grar. pel>
DE Id 70 jung nod surudla0sn mus!
Sbr ar6BtsS glenr, mein armes &inc,
TT, oab (le In nir einen erlsn @atten per-
liert! SD fam Ne nidt mebr lieben., als
i@ '6on tbue. aber penn lid 0ott &C.
non'men, miro iie mein .in3ia Slid, ibrf
3utnnft meine lsb,e Gorge isin 3! ....
Der 5ersoa erbet iid, fIbte ltinsa
Sobne6 Stlsn uno lbritt wenfenp bin.
AIS. .:'. o.. 49,.
Gin @usent!fd peinli6en @aweioens
enrltano. Die 5ersusin ttelt ibren 8lid
aelenft. Der unielist ftarrte lein iunqss
it1nes @e'b nit beibsu @9meEenebli
den an. 49,.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-06-08
.u0un Don 8eed,

81 | d pIA, Sc an n n b 6 D.
Gnsros-1dnsler IN
Gt1en,, Gtobl< unp 8lr&z@aaren,
Sefen uur Mder9erdibldaften,
rierez, GtIblerz uno &ufsr @erfz
senesn plattirten Qnaartn
unb aQerlei
8 Ii d nQerGtber
Seihdftesetaen gum Nmbu8.
y;tte Strabe, st. paul, Mtnn.
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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-06-08
3en;trl@ II. Sunde,

Sdholer in %ianrs. mu1taIiidsn Sna,umen-
ten, Wcten unb Sdretmaterta(ten
So Naetniee Nsenten fir bic tcrlbmten ..Web.r
9ianos". ausialsslta sertuuft in ben ataben,ien
In Mew-gpri Gita.
So unerridt auf ieeem Snarumente mtrb erttetlt w.
giauos wereen ecnimmt antsr Garante
ter Bebtenuns.
Concert Saa, Ste strase, nabe ser puf Office, et
ga,, Ninn. Asst
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-06-08
&&llettis fbts.

Sob bic Trauen
gon
&i@. Diesel.
Sn sriiner 9lebenlaube
gu 8a9ara9> am Nbein,
Ga seeben brei @eleQen:
G5 ltte 9ieo unb Uein!
llnb sieles Sp9 ben Jrauen!
@p ruff bsr Siinste laut
Do9 ieber BON ben Jreunben
9lur ltiQ su 8oben 19aut.
Der Cine li9tlt hitter
llno ltSbt bus @laS ;urild,
Der 9lnb're murmelt bitter;
8ebalt' fir DID Gein Slid!
Der gr0t l@aut betruHen
Die Seiben absemanbt
Damn faGt er lanft unb leiie
Gpll @ebmutb i9re Sanb.
Sabt ibr ni9t cine Mutter? g.
@ie tru9 Gu9 auf ben Mrm,
9ie bielt bus iunae Qeben
Mm Suleu lieb unb parn!
@er fennt mic eiele Seuf,er
8el6 iursenvcllen @9merS
SSie viels bangs 9la9te
Inr9lsbt sin Diutterber3!
Setrcs gu9 Sugenbliete
Die Mutterlirbe ME.
Drum Jag i9: 5p9 bic Grausn
gSas ilnb mir pbne jie!
Ct rufts, unb ibm ms Mugs
8eme9t bic Mnbern l9au',,
Damn flin9rn beQ rie Glider
ltnb >,5p9" erl9 9allt5 upie Jrau'n!"
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-06-08

ta& E11"soj ~ iHH Hzztst 40 .fzaG1 IL
ai}11 W .>3Gag7 n:I$arsg4 esaa44.-s1.~
u ~: @:y sH41#.3}t..& a9S 8 a.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-04-26
DRUGS, cHEMlf els, ETC.
TEMPUS CURANDI DIFFER NON IN AANUM.
RODRIGUE'S
P[LMON|C ELIXIR specific.

THOR THE CURE OF CONSUMPTION. PAINS M, ,THE
CHEST AND SIDES, DIFFICULTY L, BREATH.
ING. BRONCHITIS, CATARRH, ASTHMA, COUGHS
HENIORRIIA(iE. and oil affections of tho Lungs. ~ .
This great r. vivycr is offered to the public, that a
who viii avail them elves of its remedial power mny be-
benefited.
II only requires fair trial to confirm it's invaluable
agency in itfusing through each channel of the human
orranzation restored vitality It lnyigorates and en-
bues tho Lungs with rahful elasticity; restores warmth
which is their essential eoment rouses the sluggish
sells into activity; heals the affected obes; puries and
enriches the blood; regulates the circuaon induces
free and easy respiration and e4pe through Its admin
sIraion each and every concomnt disorder present IN
the 1nalaly recognized Consumption, and hitherto
deemed hopeless and incurable.
This compound is perfectly safe, possessing neither
narcotic nor eec properties, which unfortunately are
always employed as essentials In every preparation for
COUGH or Lung atecion- mistake which too Of On In
it's Irritating and debilitatng consequences, only con.
duces to much general derangement Of the system, de-
stroyup appetite and creating injurious nervous ex'
element augmenting suffering with frequent fatal Ne
suits. --,..,, !.
Under tho influence Of this approved and invaluable
Specific the most distressing Cough yields difficulty in
breathing and pains and subside, hemorrhage
is arrestod and health and strength reestablished
PRICE FOR SINGLE BOTTLE sl25 .-.;z
Sold by tho Proprietor, northwest corner SOCIETY
AND MEETING STREETS, and the principal Druggists
"A AMI ~
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-04-26

GRAIN.-Wheat was IN very moderate receipt; lOo
bushels white and 1900 bushels red comprised tho oer-
ings. Market dull and lower; no prime or choice
samples sold. lot Of 400 bushels Pennsylvania rcd
fair quality, brought 50. Corn-The offerings were
light $1,000 bushels white. and 500 bushels yellow;
white 1a2c lower with sales of 4C0 bushels yellow Mt
81 2 47O0 do do 81 al 800 bushels damp at s. 49, 3o0
bushels mixed 81 IS; yellow more in request and
sold 1c higher with soes of $500 bushels ut 81 25 lsO
do do 81 26 $50 do fair 81 23 1400 bushels mixed 81 III
700 do 81 19. Rye and Oats-Recepts small; no saes
quote latter nominal at 70a7lc.
MoLAssEs.-Nohing doing in the article to-day Quota
lions nominRlly unchanged
PRov1sIoNs-We report sales to-day of250 600 16s loose
Bulk Sides to arrive ut 10 c q hds Shoulders at
Bacon is in moderate demand sales for tue day agGrca
ing SO to Is casks at prices within range follows
Shoulders rib Sides 12a12c; clear rib 1894
&c., clear do ac-the inside prices net cash for
small lots and the outsd short time orders. Lard Is
quiet though held firm at 13 a131:c for Western large
| and smun lots. Mess Pork S33 Is q bbl,
RIcE-There saie to-day OF 25O bags RaDgoon at
cts goId in bond. Carolina is held ut II cts for prime
SALT-Is steady before quoted viz : For Liverpool
Fine 50 l0a3 90 do Ground Alum So 20 q sack Turks
Island 6OaG5 cts &, bushel, as to quantity.
SEEDs-Clover is dull. the suason being quite over
We quote nominal at S11a11 50 for retail lots as t.
qualify Tmohyquiet ut 50 GAS 70. Flax steady ut s3
SuaAn-We report sales Of 80 hLds Porto Rico, gro
cery at 102i cts rs do Cuba grocery and G93 boxes
Cuba steamer Liberty, for refining, boh cn private
tarrnp
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-04-26
MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF HARLE e s T TON.
Arrived Yesterday.


Brig Vim Mason, Small, Boston, l6 days. Ice and Hay
To A Gage l. Co.
schr + Farland, Avery Baltimore, 6 days from the
Capcs Corn and Aldze. 10 II Baker Il &c, DAVIS,
Tcideman & Co, r r Agent, screven 4 Nisbet q
Mugcc Porcher s. Henry, West Jones GraeBer' Lee
Smith & Co. T J Kerr Il Co, w Smith 90.
Schr n Wheaton, Ireland Boston, 10 days. Mdze
To Locke, Riscy L. Creighton, Ferguson 4 Holiness
Mackcy & baker, & W Williams Go, og1ly1e, @ Aal
road Agent i Il Cowperthwait D II Sllcox, Wmte, u u
Steffens l. Co. Paul & Co. Klincl Wickenberg Co, l.
schnell & Co. II e Pcnnal, D Ahrens 20, Gruoer
Martin Fagan, D Briggs, Chlsolm BROS, Wa2ener,
Heath Il Monsees Thompson & Go, Stroleckcr, A
Bischon w Russell, a ] Salinas q y Ahrens co. y
Hurkamp & Co, S II Marshall.
Scbr HcatlI Williams Rockport, Me, via Newport,
LA days from the latter. Lime. 10 olney GO.
Schr Azeda l. Laura McIndoe, Baracoa, CUM, days.
Fruit. To Bart Il Wirtll.
schr Ocean Pearl Pearl Baltimore, days. Corn To
r J Kerr Il Co.
Schr Vim James, outtcn, Baltimore, days Corn. To
+ " Claussen.
::schr Joseph Long, Terry, Boston, 90 days. hay and
ice. 10 Gage Co.
Cleared Yesterday.
Br slip Scdbergh, Knealc, Liverpool-C Lowndes y
Co.
Went to Sea Yesterday.
schr AIollic, Plummor, Savannah.
From this Port.
Brig Lizzie Billings Mott. Portland, Me, April l.
Brig Evira Banita, Barcelona, April j.
UP for this Port.
Schr Ada Amcs Marston, at Baltimore, April 2i
Schr Shiloh, -, Baltimore. April 24
Schr Iowa. Chase at New York, April %h
Mcmora mia.
The schr Lucy Higgins from Baltimore, for Charles
ton, arrived ut Holmes Hole, April 2O
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-04-26

Crop PRosPEcTs.-We have information from
almost every portion OF our district that the present
appearance of the wheat crop is very hatterlng.
lie weathe. for the last three or fonr weeks, has
been quite favorable to it's growth, and q Large
crop is anticipated.
l1e hear from all quarters that our farmers are
determined to do their best. Such spirit as this
viii soon overcome the difficulties caused by the
scarcity Of money. Corn and cotton planting is
going on rapidly and the discrimination is 70 make
% % -.,s.i . [SpGrtan.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-04-26

DRUMsrERs.-It is said there never were 80 many
sdrammors" on tie rampage through New Eng
land as ct present. The dullness which PeIyades
almost every branch OF trade has induced dealers
in almost every conceivable article to send agents
INTO the country to look after customers, ana eA
hibit to them samples from which they may make
up their orders While many country merchants
give these gentlemen the cold shoulder and pro-
test against the whole system, the vast majority
we e6eve, consider them very useful members Of o.
i; very certain that just at present, ifno5 success.
fu in obtaining orders, they scatter good dea' Of
money among hotels railroads, and stage drivers,
who Welcome drummers as very worthy and in
teligent class OF beings. In town IN vermont,
few says 81 ice trader had fifteen calls in one
day from fifteen different representatives OF Bos-
ton and New York houses. -,
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-04-26
SAR|,. AIOG GA:
''EXCELS[0Rns' SPRING. WATER.

xT1HEt WATER OF THIS SPRING is BELIEVED TO
be unequalled BY that Of other IN the fariamea
valley Of saratoga Its virtues are as nave
1t the Qh erconinms Of al who have used rs
Ing as it does, In an eminent degree
Alternative and tonic qualities. ),
From SAMUEL HENRY DICKSON, NJ: ~ ~
practice OF physic Jefferson Medical College, Rhila-
delphis, formerly OF Charleston, S. -. -,
PHILADELPHIA, November ID lS6o -
have been for a. year or more past the habit o..
taking the water of the Excelsior Spring OF
Accustomed during the great portion Invalid nfe
to use the different waters Of the several wcn
upon them ior much Of the comfort entoy an sans
fed that the Excelsior Water is as we'll as any
other among them, not more 90 to the puiPoses Ur
which they are generally employed. ts ve Rreeae,
strongly impregnated with the carbentc acid ano
sparkling! can heartily and omsctenaogsy sy
recommend It to all who need gentle cat1arnc u iu
d;nretc. -. - SAMUEL HENRYDEKsoNsM.h. =.
The Water is put up in Pint and Quart postles ~ w
packed In good order for shipping, fnts !n as
four dozen each, and Quarts IN boxes 81 s"o
&. p .-srS-z =
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-04-26


Stock on hand and on shipboard.... 5G5 1880 $50
RICEThere has been received only about 1000 BUSH
els Of Carolina Rough Rice since our last weekly
statement and prices continue very firm with strong
disposition to advance. In consequence of the Light
ply the market the transactions have been confined
to about 100 tiorces of clean Carolina, among which
note sales of so erces a c per b and Is erces at 10c
per 1b quote fair clean Carolina at 9Sc per ID, and
good do do at 10c per b. There Is prime the mar
ket Yesterday some 80 tierces Of good to prime were
sold at 10Llc por lb.
NAVAL STORES.-The receipts Of the week amount
to about 800 bbs Roin 15o bbs Spirits Turpenne and
few bbls Crude Turrentne. Spirits Turpentine was
sold at CSC per gallon but at tho close only Csc Of
fercd Extra pale Rosin disposed Of at SO per bb;
low pale at S. per bbl and at s. per bbl Yr-
gin Turpertne some transactions took place at 81 rs per
Dbl.
HAY.-The arrivals Of the article have been heavy,
say about 340O bales for the week, mostly North River
We learn Of transactions in this quality Of Hay at s235@
$50 q hundred and 1000 bales changed hands Oil pri.
vate TERMS Some 800 bales of the above was Eastern
Hay. but We learn Of no sales OF this quality.
CORN.-The receipts Of this grain have been quito
heavy, say about 900 bushelsfor the week.
Of 5000 bushels having been ordered to Savannah
Under these large receipts the market quito de-
pressed, and sellers compelled accept the views
of buyers; but the considerable improvement in the
Baltimore market had rather senod the view4 of hold
at the close. We learn of the following sales 5UO0
bushels primo white, in bags, at S142@145 q bushcl
weight, bags. included; 1000 bushels white at s1.t4 =
bushel, weight, bags ncluded $500 bushels white at
s1.45 per bushe weight, bags included; 1720 bushels