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Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-12-07

HOLIDAY TOYS. -Clayton Yale & Co., at the Postof-
fee Bookstore have assortment of pretty and suit
able toys for Christmas and New Year presents to the
little folks, comprising dolls horses, guns, sets Of
TOOLS china and pewter table sets in miniature whis
ties &c. Go and buy early
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-12-07

BILLINGS HAMS. -Bernstielhas lot of first quality
Billings sugar cured hams, and from actual trial of
we vouch for the very delicious juicy excel
lence of the article. They are certainly tip-top.
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Correspondence Of Tie journal Of Commerce

- =, coyTes'01le1aee Of ate Journal Of Commerce.
"a HAVANA, April l2-Our new tariff goes into effect an
the 1st Of July subject revision every sx months
experience nsy provo advisable In relation to sip
ping. Spanish and foreign the eact foIlows
ports with cargoes will pay tonnage dues 81 IS er Ton
covering ul port charges accorlinu to
sment Spanish vessels pay 81 IS pei ton: -
ballast pay 81 so per to1 sparsn do 81 50 per ton -
with carpo 81 per ION Ec Sx,Snisl io 81 ~ - 80
Foreign vessels loaded with stone coal in
equal greater than measurements viii pay ton
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Holland Not to Code Luxembourg.

u '""' e'e A''>stt>e''"e"@e 0es1cs Ano'Cs owl
Our correspondent at Luxembourg sent us yester-
day evening by telegraph an important piece OF
news. The government Of the Grand Duchy has
received from the Hague IN authorization to con-
tradict in the most formal manner all the rumors
relating to the cession OF Luxembourg to Franco.
He adds that the greatest JOY prevailed in the city
in consequence of that intelligence. The Dutch
o1icial Journal which we received this morning,
confirms this news, but with restriction taking
away indeed little Of its reassuring character,
Of such proceeding without the great Powers in
terested coming to an understanding on the sub
ject From an this it follows that If tho cession is
not already made, at least it may be accomplished,
and that the Royal Grand Duke would not be the
man to throw any obstacle IN the way. Thus con-
tirmed, at least Professionally, the reserves have
OF negotiations between Paris and the Hague, but
to the that these oyertures had already ended
in Q bargain by Which Luxembourg was actually
sold to France, s=igr -.M 7HE N
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Prussian Relations with France and Italy.
BERTH. (1farch Soy Correspondence Of I,adepen-

Prussian Relations with France and Italy.
BERTH. (1farch Soy Correspondence Of I,adepen-
. sat'-"2e 1s g dence Beige eir 'fs
There is reason to believe that the best relations
Good hopes Of peace arc everywhere expressed.
The Count dc Launay is expected hero at the be-
tias in the hands of the King Of Prussia before
tho arrival Of Prince Humbert The Provincial
Correspondence, speaking OF tho treaties con
trrn athr1ns that there is no contract Of
p9t;ca spe;eial guarantee with Hesso Darnlstadt,
sin and tho Northern confederation by
tho province of Oberhassen and The fort
ress Of Mayence. All I told you on the subject
declares that the publication Of the treaties has
taken place with view to the affairs Of Germany.
Much notice has been taken of the letter of Victor
Emanuel to Count do Bismarck in January last,
which the Prussian Moniteur has just published.
This communication, very hattering to the Count,
testlties to the cxcccnt relations between the two
countries. ~ a..1.0 0-F1 .@-. r%l
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:. VERMONT NuaeEr-A 'sRepublcan" lady, of
this city, lately returned from visit to Bratte-
boro', where she heard sermon which decidedly
impressed her AS it is quite in the Vermont style
OF doing things, we are willing to quote single
sample Of its quality, just to show Connecticut
sermon was preached in the orthodox church, By
the Rov. MIR. Sheffield. In the course OF his SER
has become exceedingly sinful of late:-and the
daily defalcatons, murders, ad1lteries, and crimes
Of Congress, that all broke loose upon: the land
certainly seom to justify that conclusion. To;ilns-
trato tho pitch OF depreylty, at which the people
hay, at last arrived, the Vermont preacher said:
race, at the present day, with the same feeling
that, toe looked upon the ;Copperheads, a year
ago." sl'l; sH-5li.Hia sS =: -,;l:+S.. ~.
We are told that the lady referred to- albeit her
self innocently accustomed to believe the Radical
press and its stories that the said, Copperheads'
specimen OF Vermont pulpit politics too strong a
dose for her acceptance :--Ne,o Hdoen Register:
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Beef Hams are unchanged ut A0a43.
Su5 Meats uIc steady Sales 1G0 pkys at s1a9}$c for
Bacon is GSet and stosdy salcs go boxes at 7ohia
1o.o ,S for !. Cumberland Jun Cut and lAc for Bellies.
new and 1870 for small lots prime kettle rendered.
Butter is quiet ut 11ca14c fr Ohio, and 25casoc
Cheese is steady at 1sca1shc.
Wskey ts quiot "nd unchanged Sales 100 bbls State.
HlpEs &c-The following relative to Hides. Leather.
&C., we take from Mcssrs Bull Co $ Circular:
The receipts for tho wook have been Gy.433 Hides,
being chiefly composed OF shipments from Duenos Ayres
hae Seee on ap ss aa e
part to arrive, leaving tho stock hand $4,000 Hdes
FnE1au1s-ro Liverpool, 90 900 bushels Corn at 4a5c;
400 bales Cotton at 4da3l6d; and per steamer 650U
Big to direct port ireland Slh Corn At As c Ifash
CoI1oS-Ihe market is without decided change sa les
l1cssrs. Cornwall 4 Zerega, IN their Weekly Cotton
Circular, thus quote tho market: Z
We have to report for the week unsettled and do
cining market closing with quotations fully ~ cents
Per pound lower tha tho opening prices OF Saturday.
a wish the part spccnntors or holders
sustain the market has carried prices 10 lower point
than the inveterate bears have prophce we should
reach before the crop was put on tho mar
ket Tho losses cotton have been very heavy and
DISASTROUS that commission houses do not hold cot.
ton which the nlnrens nre swept awuy Ly the decline
IN prces and our market is well supplied with offerings
nuc largely for export The dry goods market contiu
nes SO asactory and the manufacturers sharing i'll
have become cautious buyers and arc not tempted to
purchase evon at present low figures The exports
week aro a. 663 bales Tho engagements next week.
5000 bales Frcihts by steam, ad to 5-16d by sa
to Sled dull Tne receipts Of cotton at a ports the
week ending April 19, about &c, 600 bales. a
We have, during the past Week, nude thorough
Vass o. ~ the public und private Cotton warehouses
New York aud Brooklyn also every pier which Cotton
being received and find the stock to be follows In
% sorehouses @ rs oo9 bales on piers 1000 bacs ship
board not cleared 5000 bacs tota bales. This
canvass shows tho stock to bo much less nn the cs
mated amounts Our last was ado in septem.
ber OF seven months ago Our stock that time was
100000 bales Our receipts since have been $4,000
making total OF 100000 bales. The exports Europe
have been $4,000 bales. leaving ballncc OF 305 900
bales, from which deduct the present stock, l35, 900
oes shows 10000 bales have been forwarded to
points The great difference oeteen tho and the
esunated amount OF stock ought not to occur,
prevent such in the wo shall ourselves
take account OF the stock ut least quarterly.
The Cotton Goods mnrkct, In sympathy with the Cot
ton market is unsettled and prices somewhat lower
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OuR snNAroa--Ron. F. o. Weatherly has been
summoned to appear before the Judiciary Com
mittees in Washington, on the first Monday in May
he is expected to prove, but surmlse that he is to
be questioned as to- his visit to Washington
during the winter, and the conversation reported
in the papers at the time to have taken place be-
tween him and President Johnson Eastern Jour
1adl.. ..}' H.. g4 ss.ts, i}g ~ s1it! "
RETURN DAT.-Last Saturday was Return Day for
the District Court We are pleased to be able to- an
viii probably be in session not mora than one day:
as there arc but few civil or criminal cases on the
Dockets.-4bid. ss53.s:- =. @,::s~ss ,:ss -
n MH:; JAMES. G. THca1As.-It is our painful duty
to,announce the death of another old and respect.
ed citizen of this District. Mr.. James c. Thomas,
after long and painful illness, died on Tuesday
morning last. He was about rs years of age, and
has lived in this District for many years.lbid :;s
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1:l1e Daily Nems,
TUESDAY MORNING, APRIL %, 1867.
"a LIFE,s Loss,

Do yon remember the summer day
rhe aoI NOV iouna u me down BY tho ruined mill
ane esiea were blue, and the wnters bright.
ana ahadows glanced on the windy hill.
..N#a .5 Aud the stream moancd on.
You sat by my side the moss grown log,
Where one whom loved last night had stood
heard his voice, Like an undertone, tWN
While you talked to me in tint solitude.
And tho stream Inoancd ID.
You did not tell mo your heart was mine u
- You only said that my face was fair,
And jewels should fnsh amid my hnir, ..0 ..
.H."N 5.-o Ana tic stream Inoaned on
You did not usk n1e to gvo you love- F
You did not touch my lips or my brow M
nd you es wese ~ with asn ny ~ phted oh
a And the stream moaned on.
And smiled as you uttered your light good-bve.
But the wind stole down from the frownsne hiii.
ana stood ut my Side with gaspin9 sigh
% =. And the strcam moaned on
x91 Te ;swes s5 TIE SeeR bridal
The rusting slks-the ringing nirth- m ...
Inc hush OF roses-the how OF wine s.. @.u.
a'@a.G s2 While the crowd looked on
But saw sight they did not SOC @
A guest they knew not of was there .n...
heart OF my heart, he came to mock . l.I
my bridal vows with his pale despair, .u-
~ And my soul moancd on
Yon got that day what you bargained for
My hair to braid your jewels in. s17 ~ "uaE
MY form to deck with your silken robes, II
~ lace 10 show to your naughty kin, En nH
.Eaa.. .' But my soul noaned on
Tux not Of loye, you come too late 48l ta .u
You cannot dlspel my hearts eclipse ""
Wnere your iunge should be corpse lies ahrined,
And no voice comes nom the death cold Ups,
-50 .ts w. Though my soul Inoans on
Some summer day shall wander down
Where the waters How By the ruined mill NI
Where the shadows come, and tho shadows 70. .t0.
There at the foot of the windy hill, ". d.
:5ff!a55FH.ta1, And the stream nooans on
xon Wlu ind me me- there, meath the Whispering wave,
Colder and shl1er than before
TIE dreams dreamed and the hopes hoped
VIII be hushed to silence forever more-$.. III
.4" l.4s.E. .5l! !SiN Though the strcam 1noans on
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sPasscuGer,s,:,;45;,3,.,, I; /,

Per steamer Kate rom Palatla' JnckaonyiIle Faari
Iandina via saSannahM!ss Salte D McRae, n srnyer
Richardson, Cahin, Mss Rndolph,sC n Taylor, Mr
Rates, Winthrop, Mining Taylor s Turner,
Per steamer Eliza Hancox, hon Savannah, via Beau
ioFt and Billion Head-G Carlton. FA Cover, o Reed
W Abbott, J Engelhart, INDY and children, Ry-
an Bronson and Lady; WagstoH and ladies', Ep-
1on and ladiess Al.en, 3 Loveord, Blount 6
Harr4s J = Hammond F A Hickson, BIZ Farnsworth
and lady. A Parsons, Franz, B; ;Gs Holmes For
t1ne Brodie, 8 q T1ot and lady, and Is dsck ss9.&
Fer steamer Emile, from Georgetown, IS CA III
Morgan Carney. Wells, B:Galdweu, Capt Farrnw,
Co19don and lady, d aarrls and. Lady, W L.oWudes
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TIE New York Herald, of tho 18th instant, speaks
as follows Of the departure Of the steamship Grea:
Eastern Tor that port: D# .5 INls
The Great Eastern has again started on q trip
across the Atlantic, taking with her one hundred
and ninety y-one passengers and small quantity Of
freight. At halpast eight o'clock yesterday morn
she was Obliged to ,ay to- and await the five o'clock
tide 70 float her oyer the bar. As by this time she
ls doubtless rapidly increasing the distance between
to know whether the trip to this ort Will be likel
to prove profitable: On entering the port she was
registered at 20,152 tons and on clearing she reg
istered 19 40 toms. Her tonnage duty on entering
amounted to s6,045 GU, and this, together with
harboS masters fees, health officers fees pilots
to about 81 7,0O0. This only includes expenses on
entering the port and when il connection with
those are taken the salaries OF ofhcerst crew and
attendants, cost Of painting and repairing, and
other incidental expenses it will scarcely be ina
gined that one hundred and ninety-one passengers
meet the expenditures. q
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(, EDeEooMBE-We learn that the banner county

u EDeEooHBE--We learn that the banner county,
in cotton planting, Old Edgecombe is going ahead
finely in preparing FOR o large crop. the present
year. With few exceptions the freedmen are at work
and doing well. In the use Of guano and other fer
thzers, Edgecombe; is out stripping herself over
all former years. Tho Railroads and depots are lit
glad to say, is not confined 10 Edgecombe. The
farmers Of Halfax, Wilson, Pitt, Wayne, ,Lenoir,
Craven and Beaufort are all exceling their former
~ Conf, 80
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Can France Permit tho Fortr.cas tn 1,e DIE.
N y. i.E mAxxtEeGl1

C0n.Ff8nce Permit tho Fortress to be D1Sr
NJ si;r mant1eG11 -:
& :. s e Labe,te 4p,; Il 4. @ ;:
\ dtsMonla already be hard enough Il Brauce had
need the :permission Of the Ring of Prussia to
purchase: an lnsigmd dcant territory fom HOLLAND.
and adrnt it; but that Prussia should
venture to- impose on France tie haniHat
inf die1nantling q fortress constTucted shy
VAlbAn dR1th French money, does not bear q, mo-
je1amination. Let us say. frankly thai wa
should dcmsider the annexatio on OF Lnzeubonrr for
AeeuMt paid down, even githout the consent. nf
inyaga bad operation: ::E.e Viewed In ttte ioht
policy saggran7 7izement, the acquisition e
sa1toget ether. insufficient for the I'd.
ken rp ~ Prussia; as - policy or
d5sdht8t sstedness sit would be g. serious mis-
take. 10 be convinced Of this fact il "a tonly
read the German Journals I,r,ani-
4aos,sf II against the annexation to
france OF what they call q German territory no
run tnp Esk Of aWar With Germany TO recover cur
former Aohhers would be- the logical cGnsequsHce
soz territorial policy. 10 stir up I'LL GERMANY
against to throw all the populations Of that
coda into arms Of Count de- Bismarck for
thkHGke of increasing ourS pulation By the two
;hYudsedr thousand 1nhn pi fanta af sINxemhoug,
;Wdfsi bS-o1ly Epieee Of teicy. But to
prchase the D.i1hX at the price Of q humiliating
SO that Francois insulted BY being bought
capable Of Scommittin IT. Let Us not; thei, .ore
RiFe ~ too ready ear to r1lInors devoid Of credit
but Jet 1s wait TIL the Moniteur
N49 4pOk60yS NH
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~ "
The London Times glves tina political history: Of
this now important duchy follows Is :E .s'Sa ;'
y lnxe1lbourgz constituted, fromi veryold times.
an integral part Of the German Empire; its Illus.
tElous sao1se gave Germany four sEEmperors, one
ofsM9m, Henry v1l.,. though. carried away by: a
ranks among, the highest MEDIEVAL ,tnpnsrchs.
y Thought the GRAND Duchy- came. to the House Of
Orange by treaties, and was annexed stojthe Kipe-
dom of the Netherlands in &i8l5, it alwaTs
enjoyed asseparate .Const and Administra-
4onsand lte soyereign, ~ virtue tof his Grand
German enfederation, and occupied in the Bund
\ position .analc that spf King Of Dem
mark as Duke OF HolStein.-4 On the separation. of
Belgium from Holland; 4 IN. -consequence Of the
revolution so4 18S0, The territory: OF Luxenbonrg
vas divided between the. two sking lonns. The
e4araan, connections; but the part which renamed
to Holland, With the addE OF some districts of
iirbu1g, was maintained in its former Relations to
the German union. rs sss -: ..
A. q member Of that Union, the King-Grand-
Dfke part ia the delibera&io ions which aTTayed
Austria r%a moneh;s1 ssa:en 9ans wta af
Last year; and Mhs founad himself sat' wnr
with tha latter power Both :beIigex nts however
rehained hpms actual sho tiles, and, upon the
sconnlhsadn treaty OF Prague the King OF 4bo
Netherands conceived that the dissolution of the
Germanyi andeven, it seennss hoped that the Pms
Gan GARRISON, which, ever since 1876 had occupied
Z the 1QfIess !oT: Luxernhour In the raroe of tha
Confedsracy, might be Withdrawn. There was
aqnae fconffict OF opinion Between the Dutch Cow
aEnment:and "a Count Bismarck on that score; but
I1ousneas u his dealings with Holland, and safls-
neg WITH the OF the tQrtress professed
his Nl0in gness to- edjourn the settlement. OF any
Other points IN dispute. 81
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THE REST TONIC. NOW In I[SB !!
+ OFFICE OF CAPTAIN OF POLICE. -, ).
/ ~. = CHARLESTON s. c.. Arril l2 1S6r s.

4 - /.
OFFICE OF CAPTAIN OF T1ay.,TCF. ).
.1llGf = CHARLESTON, s. c., April ~ 1S6T. f.
ruaaur nor ;c,,-,,,r,. - -, =, '.
f. e. ~ aa.nat ORDINANCE Is PUBLISHED
- - 80 1s - - Wnotn ~ may concern.
5 4: = sss; n = e. 6,s.e;8 s.GwaiP a. 1:;,;.
&c Oaaaansa, ihat nom and after the first duy Of
t y ~ kcoang . shop or store, OF
ton shali u t 4 a,3s pae " the OF charles
paee at II. or her Keep as up N some
a;aan sSu ns..u oe etate con1nlnnes hts OF hnr
ha tsn ano g. N case o.
a every ~ 81 eaca .! the r1n;
s 1s and psy to the OF InnnS dssglt @
for each md every oence or dstnit End IN s1stn1
month @ 81 my aG1s tor eaeh and every
stnII. ar 80 @ 4s q shis Orenancc
That nothina haIe co1taiaa sha % M - ao,osner
part,ers or 1inied n.t,ershin ~ tne specla'
Eentjt3SS nace-atas % . &C. -;:Qt.
- .1see..: : .'.s. Aoo- d q
Ert,n1rf f-o-a Gry;1n.. z,t:a !, AZ,
SEC. g. No cioth aun;ne ena5 S M isoo
uer as to obsrMet @ ~ p ~ x sucn @ man,
sl1ai Ia eree5 +1 anG 4o saen, BOARD
tce Of the eronSd az e 1eet nom the sur
nnier :1ennftv n. Tyasnt @ Tfo1sa -,
days willis any snch ai orsto zoe saen ana every
ed otherwise thnn as hse{n dirss AM 1ea 60 OF 1osI
SO
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;dq1n inax7e annae Ainna Gst shlists
I 1skaitE Resy Being made III Clba EinrsroF
Vtisy d. denisHa TT Sound t4that
nay een men hE1 been enisted nonn:l llba IN q the
ta fng the Mexcaz1 army thout theS knQwledge
ofs the CuEan tuthogit ittes,
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t;ons1gnees p,er soutn CaIi;o11nas :. Hailroaa

Gons1gnees peg South CsI1oltna- r ISailsoad
y .t,, ". 3ss.. April 49,.
14e bales Cotton Is bales Yarns 40 bags Rough
Crude Turpentne, II bbls Rosn, carss Lumbar ca1
wood, : cars cd &csTo EsH Frenhann, :Rolimann
Hros, = AGENT Cainerons Barley l. CO, H Rodgers
Co. " c. Courtney & CO, q II walter & Co q " WI
Hams y GO; Jeners Eco, Willis 4 Chisolm, J
Gi9nesg Fraser \ Co. " Roach, Goldsmith & Son,
Pooser WE DawIon, Mh,lsw & xarewS Roper / Stoney;
J:&J Frost &sCo E:Weuing' - .
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.EuBLIC MOTICa1., ,1-a "a :. ::a:::l:. ~:
~ OFFICE OF CITY YaTREASJTRv-

Y 80 = ". .fi Janmarv q 1aS7 (
pUBEIc NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT UNDER
fer delivery from this onee s s. THOMAS,
81 z.yoy a;a Aldermen 4.
of January canaes sha be takenout for carts drays
and wagons, used for and domestic rurpuses III
the same manner and siae rroviaions
driven i1qs except giving bonds, And each such
cart orwsgous be- prov1dod with badge con
tstninsths number thereof married Pspa, Is be
pssssa s e ae afhs9usstae outside & & n, sa ss. A
sury g Sy son 5 oadnaise e
Sensss for CARTS wagons and other carr1ages
4 sEo g. following shan hereafter be the rates or
licenses public md private Carts drays wasons &C.
fhe horses OF mules used thereof which shall
FuBLIo cARrB, pRAYs ETC, THOSE E:p1oYEp m ANy
Il wH1rEyER HIRE n1REcr Or rsprercr IN
eEezy cart drny Or wagon, drawn by ons horse or
For every dray or wagon, drawn by two horses
Tor essEy haek aud with txso wheels, sso
For eyerY hackaz csriRge With four wheels $40
Eos sxs5y ssags Zine omntbus.
For every staee OF omnibus Except limo
u Fer eyaf 81 two Or moro horses 81 muea,
Eoz every cypress two q more horses
j y .nnEAD. aAa1s AND pn1yArE, cAnrs, pa4xs ETC.
For Sycry bread cart or wagon S5;
esssy ssst dry Or yag9n used igr
goods Inerrhandise Iurnbar IL any
9ther commodity, for compensation, either directly or
tndtrecy aor tho same shall icense the cum Of
H Rsaned caty Eosinen tia 1bsh day Ss Jabuary
tho Jear our Loud one tn,1snd eirt hun.
drea and u; 4 !, ~
B n Nv 30 u, dsrs 4 ooaaen II
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3 POR, CALEN NI.oAEs. !;
M,Ae.:FsInJ q NEWS.
PORT: z !, i OF . 4 nAnL 4 &c 8 sr5ONi

Arrived Yezterds
Spanish bsts Tbidabo. aela, cardenas, dsya. Mo.
1aases and Fruit: 10 Borafaut s. ealas- q
10 Risaey uftdshton e
5chr santee, Prince, N O. 1900 bushels
Rough Rice. 70 Roper = stoney.
1ina via savannah: Cotton and Mdse. 10 MALONE.
y1r, Roper ~ Stousy,a q IL graha1, King 4 Yanndne
Cohen, Hanckal q GO. @Es. ~ -
steamer Richardson. savannah: Vi
Mdzes To- ferguson Z. Hohnes; Adams; sFfsat 4 CO
Ra1Ansl q Co. 1Aurey e. A.exandars
II; StoaIaer Emile, D&vis, FIk 1iernes
Rtce 50 saos Rice Flour ss bids Molaases SO bbls No
LcEyea, MeGogtty Detgnan. Jltnta Riaiey Creieh
ton, harris, JfR Hrtngas 81 Thrreys and others
s.s5 IL THEs OFETNG. 5ass
md Mdze 10 aioraecai ca Courte6ay 4 TIesihoisn;
si,as Porf.
t,ct sxheld, May; Apri Is.
Cleaxed Tor thisspost. :s
steanashp aranada. BursIey. at New York April 90
sear Lucy q Higgins - g Portland Me- Arstl ~
Sailed 1Br tlsis ss
Brig Proctor foombs from Wtnterport Nc was st Bel
faat Ade, gt taEt and setled for $s
u Is1sT. - Ess
,I. AisDs Oh THIS ROM. 4
j; tss sss-s s.
shtr Conners salied NarSS II
Br .dsrsIr.I i
Rs bssk Eino de- eHAts; Scsanss cleared MaSs S1
Big Depescho Lubks, sac Ii Ii
n
an IN ,ss s: III
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The Gainesville EeU EJo thinks that the pop
ulation Of Alachua county is now about II 500
$500 whites and 5000 colored- In 1860, the popula
ton was 8232. and if the Era is correct in it's est
mates there has been q gain of 1868 since then.a
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-04-23
TFrons the Shippino LixI

Boston BooT AND SHOE MAlskE1.-Tor the week ending
April Robustness in the boot ind market for the
last few days has shown Improvement and better
feeling Is observable with dealers manufacturers
Representatives OF the trade from the West now hore
for the second time this spring. take hold rather moro
freely than on the occasion Of their first visit speak
moro cncouragnglT OF business at homo. This, with
the orders received, LAS given more activity to the trade
than there has been for the last month Pces although
slightly advanced and hrmer low can be cx-
pected with the aspect market for leather
aad 1d other materials for manufacturing There iu
present seems favorable moment for purchainp as
can be expected for the next few weeks. Boots and
shoes now being manufactured are costing from six
mouths on account OF the advance in Total ship
nnents BY rail- IL 4o5 cases. Total shipments OF Boots
and Shoes by rail and for the week. 713 cases
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-04-23

Says the st. Augustine Examiner, we az {. happy
to learn that Mr. Foster has made aransements
to bulda holel capable of holding from two hun
dred aud fifty to three hundred persons. The
buldntS:WM be- erected this SUMMER. 3 q: -.