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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-19

A FIFrEES HORSE POWER FSGINE ~ PER
N FEET osdet--vooa n.wS inch cylinder. Il
inch slroke. for sale low Tor cash.
!. GOEuRlSG.
novlJ-dtf Harrison street, bet Tih i sth.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-19

s1nn BBfs. SrrGsioR GENiToS AND
ZUU pippin .r9ies, 'esteI lur taAtly use,
eni Tor sA'" bt -
uoIa-iim j. " ball. = y Bito
AGENTS -waatcd ---sSsw Map Wonder" lsreillnr
I ylerloa-iy Try IL. "nEN FENIAs NAP OF
IREIAND" ani u.hsr casrtr now ready. samples
returned al expense II upt sat -iaclory. GOoO-
sEELIi & co ! - LaAn y Cli-a-l. n..ol-i. 30
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-19

SrpEsp CloAKiSGs. - Some OF the
choices, heavy cloaking goods ever oiiered d
IN this market have recently been manu-
fac;ured at Shields Davenport Wooden
Mills. There are some half dozen patterns
which in texture aud exquisite finish ore
almost equal to the choicest impor'ed
goods. Ladies desiring something rich and
heavy should not fail TO zee these magnifi
ceat goode. No imported article can sur
pass them in elegance and durability.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-19

I;noTE lte.- Mr.. Israel Barr, 4 farmer
u lhis county, while driving lead Of hog'
to tn lower pa: of ths eiiy, yesterday. wss
rpn over BY Ms wagon, aud had leg lro.
ken. The accident vas carsel by the ed
den starting O bis hor-ss-a slirited team
Re was taken 70 the resi- lence oi his father
.lr. Simon Barr, On IL corner Of Locust ana
Main streets, wher; Dr.. Baker set tAe bro
'ren limh
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-19
Boarding and Day school

l,oV YOuN3 LADIES AND MISSES Apply A
L Scho, room lately occupied by Miss Gillis, Sar
gent Placa, er a, r.ssd.nce, North Sargent Row.
Instruction In NI-lc. Mtis. y. t. HEARD.
may!a-t4u MISS r. H. HEARD
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-19
M I l. l. i M T. r x
MRS. NJ L. CURD,

tFOrmerIy Miee A T. tLAnK.l
Sel1l CON tSnue. busiacss nt No. SO
esrady Slreet.
And kindly solicits the Iadies patronage. We Of
fer entire Ito TX OF goods at email profit for 60
days. November D. 1871.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-19

between iaFfi-on and Ripley sts where h. viii Lec,
Larger aud more complete stock of the --latest style.
and nns-t qualities oi Ladies AMI Misses, tents
Haya Hats tap- and Flr- ~ prices that defy comps
tion. tmhistt sign tbf stiy Can
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-19

DlsTRIcr CouRr.-The Niele insurance
case, which has occupied the attention Of
the court for several days past, has hoen
decided. The jury returned a verde. for
the plaintiff, assessing Lis damages at So
42l.so. The defendants ask TO have the
verdict set aside, and will take the case 70
The Supreme Court.
Beriah King, indicted for selling a
diseased horse, Was tried this forenoon
The verdict Of the jury was mot guilty
The case of WIN. Disney WAS continued
on motion OF the defendant to the next term
Of c,ut
In tho case Of wm. Sailor. change Of
venue was taken to Muscatne county. II
was granted on the plea that lie could not
get justice among the people where the out
rage was committed.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-19

Ut. rssrta Car er.vr snd Florist, cor.
ath and Man ''tt.. irfit raf ornamental
rees. faYea v
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-19

PensoNAL.-We had the pleasure OF .
call, this morning, from Merrill Ladd. ESQ.,,
the worthy President Of that excellent in
stitution, the Mutual Life Insurance Com
pany of Chicago. Mr.. Ladd is here adjust
ing the claim growing out Of the death OF
Valentine cramer, late resid snt OF this city
whose life was insured in the Mutual for
$4,000.
P. II. Willard, President Of the North
Western Silver Ware Company, Of Chicago,
a new and h,urishing concern, Was in town
to day lie 10 gsnisl gent, and naturally
enough believes in Chicago as the chiei
end Of commercial good
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-19
Escsas0yat.

KOCH. 'assss ls ksaxY.R.
lT1s REMOVED HIS HAT, Csp aNn FIR EN-
IL PORiUM to
No. - Ste second street.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-19

Usn Lallemand's Specific for Rheumatism,
Gout end Neuralgis. II sffsctually destroys
all poison in the blood. and performs rad-
cal cnrs. Read testimonials else where.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-03-22
AFFAIRS IN NORTH CARoLINAi

SUFFERING AMONG THE POOR PEOPLE
MaJer General Howard, Commissioner of
the reedmen's Bureau, has received a report
from Col Burnford. Assistant COMMISSIONS
OF the Bureau for the State of North Carolina
showing the condition of affairs in that State
during the month of February He states
Jhere are at least 5000 persons IN North Caro-
Ina suffering from want OF food, OF which
n I'm Der two-thIrds are white. 1000 bus AeIs
ofcoTn were distributed during the month
sent by the Southern relief commission OF New
1oIk CITY The distribution by the Bureau OF
Government rations were as follows: To Hos
Pitais-S-i-3. Orphan Asy lums. LIS Destitute
whites, 1O,95-: destitute BLACKS. H. i2l. Nine
cases OF oUtrages against the blacks have been
reported. Several cases being by bands of
sO-called Regulators, VINO for some time past
oelng either unable or unwilling from fear,
or otheT causes TO act, the military authorities
nave taken the matter in charge to break
up the ORGANIZATIONS In Fayetteville a
Colored man While in custody of the
sheriff and bis possee. and while en- route from
the court house 10 the Jail 10 De held for
trial for an alleged rape, was shot and ms ant.
~ killed. Several Witnesses swore positively
as 20 The murder, but they returned a verd CT
That "tne shot was fired by person unknown.'
me matter Is now receiving the attention of
me military authorities. Colonel b. saws the
schools with Isl teachers and ia pupils are
IN operation. 1t Is now the duty of the officers
OF tne Bureau 10 attend the sessions of the
county Court in their respective districts, TO
attend 20 the interests of the freedmen, ana to
protect them from oppression. also TO bring
All cases OF apprentices whose indentures
nave been declared illegal, TO the notice of the
Court for cancellation, and to see that no in
centuries are made that are not in strict con.
conformity with the laws of the State.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-03-22
THF MAypRAITN

Under this head an article appeared in the
ttT2H'-i' of this morning urging the pas
cage of the bill introduced by Senator Wilson.
OF Massachusetts, changing the time Of hold
ing the election for Mayor and other cor
porauon officers. If ii is desirable to change
the lime Of holding the election let it be DONE
but we would suggest to the ChronfcIs the IN
harness of brauaing the present Mayor as a
s'copperhesd" TO effect that result. As an ua.
compromising Union man throughout the war.
and an original emancipationis at a time when
the emancipation doctrine was by no means as
popular as II is now. Mayor Wallach Is emit.
tied 70 any other name than that Of cooper
head"
The writer In the ChronicI' seems to be badly
informed, not only in regard to the antecedenis
OF the Mayor. but in regard TO other city mat
ters. He does not seem to be aware that the
election for Surveyor and Register comes of
under cur present laws 10 June next
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DROP0sALe FOE CIRCULAR AND OOrA.
l. CON 1ARklNG STAMPS AND CIR-
CULAR RATING STAMPS.
fOsr OFFICE DEPARTMENT,

WASHINGTON, d. o.. February ", iss7.S
,sEALED PROPOSALS will be received at
noon for furnishing for the use Of Post Oiices in
s s u Of Anil Ter fSG n she AZ,
STAMPS Of the following description, namely
Circular and Cancel Marking Stamp. combined.
name Of the Off &c and State, with De for months
and dates In blocks of like material, with sufi.
Of mshogany, walnut or other heavy Wood, and
of MODEL most convenient for use In pro posals
state the additional charge Der or figure for
inserting in the circle, when eqlired such words
and hspses - "free," paid 10, '"ship, ""sdver-
Also, Octseon Marking Stamps, without the
Circular stamp with tyre for the ears o. Inc
and days, of the same material
CLASS 2
circular MARKING Stamps Of iron, or any other
durable material, for abe use of Post Ofices and
Route Agents on railroad and steanbost lin os,
name OF she railroad or river line With " De for
months and d.tes, in blocks OF durable material,
nut, cbeIry, or other suitable word. of q model
best adapted 70, use tie stamp to be of the
Circular and oc. GLASS ss 3; s,.m,. .,
suitable An and durable Material. Of the same size
State, and type for months and dates in the Or.
culsr Stamp, and for years. months and dates in
sioet. .nd s,r With sSanS
screw and handles as described in class No. 2.
GLASS T.
. Marking Stamps for foreign mails simiiar to
those now In use in the Post Offices at BOSTON
New York Philsdel phia &c :, or Of any other suit.
able style for foreign mails.
RATING STAMPS
Olrcalar And Rating Stamps to correspond with
the Circnlnr stamps Of classes LIZ and in nate
rial, hnndiee, and vorkmanshfp, as fellows =
ns;: f.se = sshiP
diTectca,n .sNet fonna 3 :, tS I'm o;ns!S p
fysed. y" Registered, %" Misssnt and forwarded :,
rection, ""Due t.""Due :" due IL. &c. &c
and Of figures only such ss sis, 20 ~ and
any otnef Eating Stamps nos herein named, TO be
furnisned ct price not exceeding that for I" Re-
turned Ter betts& direction" when the same 10 Of
Proposals will be received for Gil Of the above
described stamps, or for each separate class
etanps Will be ordered for the different classes
I'm HGSs to the present or future rules
Models Of Stamps must accom- pany the propo-
Each bidder must furnish with his proposals evi.
dence OF Dis ability to comply with HE bid.
tract.
The stamps must be delivered to the Post Office
Department at the pense OF the contractor.
=, Proposals shosla be endorsed on the outside Of
the envelope TINS: Proposals for Post Ofioe
Marking btamps," and addressed 10 the First 40.
sistant Postmaster General, wAshinstop, D. O.
ALEX, W, RANDALL,
10 ID VOL Postmaster General.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-03-22

LOUISIANA "A concurrent resolution has been
introduced in the Senate OF Louisiana recon.
men ding all citizens. white aad black entitled
10 the franchise under the military recostrue-
uon act. 10 register their votes and take An ac-
tive part in the reorganization Of the STATE. Ii
sdyises this on the ground that II will protect
their own personal and political freedom And
the persons and properly Of their disfranchised
fellow citizens, and save the State from anar.
chy snd misrule. IL was postponed In the
House the report Of the Special Impeachment
Conmittee was read. IL recommends that o
steps be taken for impeachIng the Governor.
s. the State Il TO BE- reorkanized under military
rule which Of course will relieve the aeon sad
he report was accepted.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-03-22

THE WEEKLY STAR Is now on our counter
for sale, and in wrappers, ready for the mails,
containing, among much other reading matter,
ne interesting story of Cousin Jane the
Supplementary Reconstruction bill; the new
Internal Revenue law: the Con ferences in Bal.
timore- Meeting of Board Of Trade; Proceed
InEs OF the Repu blican Meetings during the
week: Useful items OF domestic economy; Co.
ngrsssional proceedings; Humorous Sketches
with Domestic. NJ iIitary. Naval Departments tai
and Local News; Agricultural and Housekeep-
ing Miscellany; and the latest Telegraphic Dis
patches from all quarters.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-03-22

kEsTucKY.-The Republicans OF this State
nave nominated for Congress, in the LIST dis
triei. g G. Symes 5th, William A Bullitt; 7th,
William Brown: oth, Milton l.. Rice; 9Th,
Samuel Mckee. The last named was a mem.
Der Of the Thirty ninth Congress. Opposed 10
The above are the following Democrats:-lst
district, l.. s. Trimble (of the Seth Congress
5th- Asa p. Grover; 9TH. James Il. Beck; sth, q
NJ. Adams; 9th, John ID. Young
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-03-22
LOST AND FOUND.
PERSONAL.

I HEREBY GIVE sOTIOE tbs. 1 have left ~
:. = hust.Ld, LEWIS mlLLkk IN oonsess snes
men meht OF me And Therefore iorevsro most eVsrJ
oooy not 20 trust him any moaey, Ga 20 bay ts-
.eIt as there ere four snail ehiiarss sli1s Tss.
%a 20 SA'. A''''' S tTHILifdH,s ia MILLER
pKRs0SAL Oh IMPKRsOEAL.
Asyeody wss can .ppr.ei.,. (. good, -eA..s,
should try THE ROSE Only too Ter tea sc esst:
apiece. which won't cost much I: Ray o..
nh s-st' Pa az, bet Metropoiitsn and SIN e.
JhrORTAsT TO THK LAUIEs.-IEDELIBLs
4 sfA AZ FL Msrr..tss f..t OOlo... viii
price, Save. expense Of srsidisa '"'''o ~ '
H. sh,s Or % s't .'G s..
moIels, Aprons, &C.. stamped in Imitation OF
WkksANTED NOT TO WASH OUT.
Great saving 20 ladies having clothes for chill.
s.isrs slinssd i the sSees aSsiisis s,ip. ,ss:
can be attached 70 the Sotssms Of Ladder sIirt,.
sss .ais :. e.s asn bal. q. 5s:a
cost Of braid. Birds, nsdsllioss, Figures, cat
sented or the money returned -
phlsn 43s 9th street. oppo.its Patent one.
Also on hand, fell assortment Of home made
Corsets, Thalebones, Corset steels and Bosrds,
:. q so a'sP t ssr .:s
OLA Ills BAUms Hoop Skirt and Csrset IN s.e.
Il: street,. LOa'o. .'enas bs'..ss stS .oa
ID QUITS, oRossks. AHC HeRs, STARS 90.
ss So
ported MOSS, RAIR DRKssEs for Balls. By
s S ssIf ana H H. removed to No 4as
TOHE D. OLAhk, ATTORN.Y AND OOUH-
snLLoR AT Law AND E0fARY PUBLIC.
No. 92e lth street vest. dehD
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-03-22
THE EXPECTED VETO.

The President was engaged this morning in
preparing his veto message of the Supplement
fary Reconstruction bill and no visitors were
admitted until ii o'clock. Senators DoOlttle,
Stewart. Conness, Edmunds, and Patterson,
of n H, had an interview with the Execu
tive prior 10 twelve oclo OK, the hour of Cab
met meeting. The principal points of the
veto were discussed in cabinet this afternoon
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-03-22
IN The 0RPnANs, OOURr, THIS srH DAY
i or MAROH, A. D. 1867

Upon report OF. sales made BY J. b. Adams,
guardian. Sc, Il 10 By the Court, this eth day al
March a, d 1907 Ordsed. That the saiS sale 20 %
reported DO ratified snd confirmed, unless cause 70
April n:yt sed it is iurthsr ordered that the s.id
sale TO Hssskish QutchslI be ratified, and the
mod aed ~ thai the said 0utchell pay one thou.
sand dollars Ia cash aud give deed OF trust bear.
balance 81 the pure base money, 20 Wit Il ye hur.
drsd selisrs sAd deed OF trust, to remain for one
jisbsd IN ths nvrpins Star once Q week for thrss
vsshs e''0rs 'sid s'h Arr. pDpC,,1
Judge Of the Orphans Court
Test JAS. B. OBIIRNB,
mn u-wSw Register Of Wills,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-03-22
BOARD OF SURVEY

A Board OF Survey. consisting of Capt. T.
Il Gaies--ist Lieat. Newton whitIen and I'd
Lieut. p, p. BergevIn, net al Freedmen's
illsge Yesterday In accordance with an order
Issued by the Assistant Commissioner of the
Freedmen Bureau for this District, directing
'nem TO inquire Ito and fix the responsibility
OF the loss OF a quantity OF stores pertaining TO
me fTeedmen's B1feau. for which Capt A. A.
Law rem &c is responsible
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-03-22
IMPAIRMENT OF THE INTERIOR.
u UNITED STATES P1TENT GFEICE

CO. the petition Of aAMfLfSa L. SMITH. of
rambler, Ohio, praying Tor tho extension Of .
patent granted to him Q. the ~ day q Jane.
seven years from the expiration Of said pstent.
which tais. place on the ~ day o. June ldG:
f ne, Patent n once on H0HSAY, g: soth day Of
potifed to anaesr ana .Sa;. ssS al 1er.onc are
haze, why safd petition oasht nos 10 b tinted.
sIs g e. F.tsas Ono. thsir on:. :S.cisIiS
The day Of bearing. all te.timcny xlsd 81 sitSer
patV 70 be used q the said bearing must be taken
anc transmitted In accordance With the ruiee
q o the sfhce' which will be nisisd on spIcs.
Ds1o.itions ssd Sths, 1sp.r. relied UPON -
before the day Of bearing; the ersanssts, II any,
within reg days amer atng the ts.timony
the Republican and Ii. ilissncsr, item,
week for three successiss weeks the 6rst Of Ssid
the day Of hearing. -
r. fnEAKER.
n. Commissioner of Patents,
o e-nditor Of the sbeye esIsrs win please
. paper containing this notice nah IL isvsw
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-03-22

- rich vein of silver ore has been discoy-
cred in the town Of Elizabeth, Wiz, county.
W. Va.
1HA distant shock of an earthquake was
felt at Pamela, Miss. on the Sd IL was more
violent IN other parts of the country.
81 The ruler of the Lew dominion o Cana
da VIII have the comfortable annual salary of
-5O.tUo III gold
~ Henry Walker and Johanna Harder
''shufilsd off their mortal coils a day or two
since. in New York, by hanging themselves
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-03-22
DISTRICTIN CONGRESS

M. Wiley introduced in the Senate to-day
n bill providing for the formation of corpora
tIons and regulating the same, IN the District
Of Columbia Tie bill is the same as that in =
:roduced n the last session.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-03-22
w HARE PROPERTY FOR SALE

CAisf Qxarteynaster's Office. Depot of WasAinsto~,l
WdsAsagroN, ID c., NJ arch is, 1857
BY order OF the Qusrtermaster General the foi-
iow1ns Buildings and havves at the foot of
Siath street will be sold at public auction on
rBlDA!, March ~, under the sd pervision Of
Breyet Lieutenant colonel James 81 Moore, A
Y; M..sale TO commence ct ii o'ciock-to Wit
Grain ehed, 29X l26 feet.
Train Shed, 40xli9 feet.
Stefthouse III feet.
i Wharf, 70x77 feet. containing 400 cubic feet
In piles and caps, and 81 e93 feet in strings and
flooring
Wharf, 12Oxls9 feet. containing 1924 cubic feet
ID plies and caps, and 1910 feet In strings and
Addition. sOxIl6 feet. containing 400 cubic
feet piles and caPs and $50 feet in strings and
flooring
Addition, 2Ixl5s feet, containing 1880 cubic
feet In piles and CAPS, and Is $50 feet In string
and fiooIiDa.
j Addition, sl14s feet. containing so cubic feet
In piles and caps, and ,2s2 feet In strings and
flooring.
IAdditfon containing !. 4SO cubic feet in piles
caps. and $50 feet In strings and flooring
Terms cash, ia Government FUND
q. H. TOMPKlN6.
Deputy Q. n Gen. Brew srig Gen. L. 8 Army
ml6.5t Act e Chief q. n Depot " sshington.
~ POSTPONED UNTIL MONDAY, THE
18th instant, At the same uOuf =
C. H. TOMPKINS.
Deputy N. Gen. Brew Brig Gen, q o. Army,
N % It Aet'g Chief q. NJ Depot WashiDgton
10y COOPER LATlMEB, Auctionsers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-03-22

~The Legislature of Maryland last night
reseinded its previous order 70 adjourn to-day
a. II O'Clock. No time has been designated.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-03-22

THK LEGISLATURE OF MARYLAND.-An I'M
favorable report was made IN the Senate on
the bill introduced early in the session by
senator Ohr, TO modify the Sunday law. The
report was adopted, after which the commi tee
appointed TO investigate certain charges
against Lieutenant Governor Cox, made a re-
port 1t entirely exonerates the Lieu ten ant
Governor, and was unanimously adopted
The House passed the appropriation bill for
lS6s. The St nate bill to encourage immigra
ton was also passed. Ii appoints DIR. James
Higgins Immigrant agent. at salary of s2,OD
year, and SltOO travelling expenses Senate
bii! reducing the State bounty TAX from Is to
10 cents on the Sl00 was also passed, as was
likewise the bill providing for an ice-boat to
keep open the harbor of Baltimore. after
striking out the annual State appropriation of
~lO.OOU. The House, by vote OF 46 to 81,
passed the bill, TO allow colored persons to
testify in court, and sent il TO the Senate The
Dill from the Senate appropriatirg Si0n000 IN
aid OF the starving people ef the Sonth was
next taken up and passed, by a vote Of So to ..
The House also made appropriation of
~l.iG7 10 defray the expenses attending the re-
cepnon OF President johnson in Baltimore
last September.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-03-22

SBvERAL SPLENDID PARLOR ORC Ma
- WIN Patent Organ Swell, and one vith~-
movable Pedal Bass. tvery cenvenient for -
organ practice ct home will WI VSVyVv
POSlTIVDLY Be SOLD AT COsT
preparatory to REBUILDING store.
prices 0VORGI Win pp ps1uced
IL IN No. A91 18th street, above Pa. ave,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-03-22

SFrom j. Shiilington, Odeon Building, we
have received G"Od Words (the new and spr,gbt-
ly Magazine for March, and the GALAXY and
PetersOn's LadiGs' NotienaL No 90 rins for AnriI
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-03-22
BOARDING.

nNE Oh TWO LADIES, WITH sArIsFAO-
" tory references, can have ROOMS and BOARD
10 a private family, lew mi autes walk Of the
Treasury. Inquire at sPARks SINS Drue
Store, corner New York avenue and 18th street.
NH 20 ST
DLKAsANT a WILL nc RNIsHED FRONT
Il kOOmS. with board can be had At 3-S Sd OF =,
corner Indiana ave. Terms moderate. nh ls-tAl'
LOB RkET-Two well furnished PARL0Rs, on
= the hrst hoor. with or without BOARD Ap-
ply 1913 X st.. bet. 9th and 10th. fel1
TABLE BOARD at No. l6S 10Th street, fsv
doors north OF the avenue. Terms - pr
month. dc 10 II
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-03-22
GOVERNMENT SECURITIES.
wAsHIHsros, Mach ~, 1857.
Jay Cooke 90 furnish toe following quo.
N aXico,

There was a rumor at Mazatlan, March 18th.
that battle had occurred nesr san Luis Po-
tosI between the Liberals and ImperiaiIsts,
ahu that the former had been defeated with
heavy loss. The news is not confirmed by
Consul Godoy. nor by prominent merchants
in Nan Francisco having Mexican correspon-
dpnce.
Rio @ rande ad vices TO the 10th instant have
been received. The battle whic b was fought
at Catabuepua appears to bave been bet ween
small part of the forces, not more than 1.50p
EaeB on either side being engaged. MaxImil-
Ian took part in person There are different
accounts as regards the result, bnt appear.
spcPs indicate a victory for MAMMALIAN Gen
Porfirio Diaz rs about TO besl-ge the capital
and a battle was impending President Ju-
arPZ will shortly order the French residents to
haturalize or leave the country. The Liberals
are fighting in the guerrilla fashion. Several
OF the lmperialisfs have been shot from the
roadside whilst riding with the emperor.
There is greater probability of MaximIllian's
success, as Gen Santa Anna proposes to Join
HIM.
The Galveston Evening Bulletin publishes
specials from the Interior of Mexico TO the 18th
inst. Gems. Escobedo aud Corona were be-.
siegiDg Macmillan at q uere taro, and q bat
tie was expected Immediately. The Liberal
force is estimated at from eighteen to twenty
thousand men, and the Imperialsts half that
number. The representatives of the European
Powers residing at the City of Mexico ad-
dressed protest to the Empero Macmillan
against all acts of violence which may be u sed
toward The persons or the property OF the SUBJ
lects of their respective governments.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-03-22

~Colored people will hereafter ride in the
street cars OF Philadelphia with white people
instead of cars set apart for them,-the law SO
declaring.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-03-22

CosPIRMED.-AnenE the combinations by
the Senate yesterday was that Of Arthur p.
German az Collector Of Internal Revenue for
the 5th District OF Maryland.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-03-22

HdG0 WILL Buy -FOUR MOE MILOH
@fVO COWS, with customer; nice no mar
with rooms, and stsbling for ten cows. With ten
acres OF Ground, rent free for three years: one
SN from running distillsry. Apply At Star
o"oe. a-3t'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-03-22

@The Virginia Legislature adjourned yes.
terday, after PASSING the State debt interest
Dill.