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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-08

he symptoms Of chronic dyspepsia ere fss.
quest discharges gssssaIiy, with acme pain and
srpsne, rsatiesness. thirst, poor appetite. deb,i
~. loss Of 6esh. dry. rough. and somewhst sal.
low skin, the tongue drv End dark colored The
food often posses through the bowels nearly in
the eopdition n which. Il vas swallowed, thus
showing that the gastric Juice 10 either not gen.
Grated Ia suAicieat quantity. OF that u has NOS
the solvent properties necessary 10 deconposs
the msstieateA food. The liver . genesaIly out
order. and the bowels afflicted with low grsds
Of Inflammation.
Under these circumstances a me dicine slight
" aperient, N well a. tonic aud emit bilious. 10
absolutely required; and such . osdicise 10
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-08

There 10 scarcely any difference u opinion
smong regular physicisns - regards the treat
meut Of chronic diafrhee. Noat Of them have
heretofore recemmsnded . tablespoonful or tea
spoonfei Of brsndy TO b. given sevsrsl times
day. They one and oil admit that sstrinsents
and tones are required. This being admitted.
the main thing in TO give the bsss tonic ssd a.
tsinsent that csn b. procured; sud saAs hes
bess::proved BY experisses. end under the best
chemicsl tests. 10 b.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-08
Vow York .Marken.

~ Telegraph June s.
Flour-Quiet, unchanged, closing stesdier !;
. so6a 1880 for extra state; IL nH11l 20 for
Round Hoop Ohio. California -four dull, 1900
0l4oo.
Wheat Quiet, unchanged, No. 3 Mil. a.25.
Rye-NominAl
Corn-Less plenty. quiet, shippers limits ase
reduced and they are holding OF, l.050l. 10 for
new liz for choice.
Oats-Dull downward, 10 for western.
Pork-LsweF, irregular, new closing At S2.S7 !,
old 21s5.
Lard-Unchanged.
Whiak - Oujef
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-08

New Y0rk Money Mae16es.
By Telegraph. June 8.
Stocks Lower.
Money! pee cent
0old-l.ssJS.
Sterling-su days 1o0lo1k.
Bonds-b:2os, coupons Of '62, 1.0sJt Of -
l.o53s; Of IS. leS1s 10:<os. regis ssreA ss1
@9ss{; coupons seXtesss 7:S0s, fest series
l.0Sh; others, @l.uosx.
New York Cent? al OOk.
Erie-60k.
Resdiag-l. o51<.
lllisois Central--l.lek.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-08
JOHN OOHs & SON,
AoouSo pot
Tho Sale Of Real Estate.
and Collection or dehto.

MONEY TO LOAN on GOOD SECURITY
q Snn ACngs OF CHOICE PBAl1le
Aee1VV Lend IN Scott Ce dor, Besso0, Pew
eshieh. Tsna and Town Ceunties.
~ lnPsovsD FAass, Of 80 acres each. from ;
70 10 miles from Davenpar
10 lngDovno BAnxs Of g sores each, from
- IL miles Of Davenport
Coon smPnovap Pass If 80 scres. withio
- miles Of Davenport.
A door lnPRsvaD Fam 81 100 acres, within
10 miles Of Davenport
A Coon 1xraovsD Fans Of Qo4 sores 30 sogeo
Of timbe-. within II miles Of Davenport.
A Coon InPAovEp FA.x Of $50 scses. with1o
1s miles Of Davenport
Office No. - Brady Street, Over Wileoe's
Jewe!ry Store. isn98-dae
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-08

aArs suDGsoR ~ IOWA CAvALaH.
UVAviS6 BEES ENGAGED IN TuE PAAU
III lice Of Medirius end Surgery fer The lest
Tvpsss -vsva ysAas ~ suse 6sAsn. hes pssmaa-
sasty located In this city, aad oAers bic psoieo.
stonal services 70 the cstisess Of Davsopost end
vicsn.sy. sad hopss BY his long s.perssncs With
Dsssioa Of public patronage.
S0ce corner Of Third end Brady, over Lad
sev'o JsWslsy Store. residense 10 What Wea 10
mssiy knovn - she Fulton House. ON WaAsl
ossese shove Ne hssdes. t0noo5 -dte
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-08

CixcrsxAsi. June . The fourth arn'ves
ssry AZ sh- New Issu>al~n Church sssesn.
lied hire 70 ..iav. Rev =. Sesmnson. ri
Chicsgc. ~ss cb.-eo Pss-ifent Ds'egs'es
r.. m Al parts Of .hs land were psssent.
Ara meeting ri the City Cou"ci'. r~m
m,tes v = =: i int~d I" report . suitable
locs,n~ Cor PAX five hundred acres, Tor
Cipr;nga t
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-08
COMMERCIAL.


Davesvort Market Report.
Oss,os ~ .ns DAvsnsoss DssessAs.l
June s 1857.
floua.-Brsr BaAxps,( XxX.)
A soid by Joshnston and d. b. Sears = ooes
Rssail bulk el24e.
q Sscks, pepper. ei2 60
bbi. olSco.
+" Xxx 5000
" straight brand oll.S0.
Missouri WEits wisiss. n sssks, sls
Wholesale 60ses per ~ lese.
Ooss MsAL.-Psr 100 -, o1.900a.s0
wssAs. -Rsesipts noniss' - vs'css snssss
lied.
'1 r.nr. f. s.a p...i 1910 80 per busbsl
()osu ., 650l.O0
OAes. 60@ 20
R1s-l.4o.
sa,,. Per n ioaise. ''0S''"
Eaes-Psr dozen. Toe.
WnnS BsABs.-Prime navy e1.75 70 $50
BAs.-re. toe. Timothy As.oc; Upland Prai-
ureen Xpples-s 90 per bushsl.
UoAl--By the load. 3l0S9e. q yard. lsc,.d
hyered. soc peg bashsl.
Chicago Markets.
n, Telesrs,h.l June ..
flour-Market shows but little alter alton ex.
sspt less activity in lsalss; but falling Oh IN
v1eNS0SIlOUU
an advance In Railroad freights Bast; spring sx-
tra, s.75 all rs; white winter extra, l4.7s; So
| per. 6 50ds.lO.
6Aye Fi.ur-7.7S.
Wheat-Msrkst tsok 3 sharp upward turn
last evening, and No. 3 spring sold u 800, Of
which price Il opesed thss ooenine fair bust
| ness done; later, was In lees demand, and 1850
l.9s accepted: closing w.ts buyers At l.ssoaad
selieAs 1t -; No. l spriag opeaed active Of ..
90, fell 70 e.l7, sna closed Qaist; act sueieispt
doing in rejected spring to 0ake qustatioas.
Corn--Ns. l opened bsfsee 'ChanEe 10. lower
at SIS. ruled moderately as4ive, goeds specule
tive deasnd, and somcwhss irregulae. 49,
declining. reaching ss11 closing rather Bfn
At ss@s6is; No. fair request st s0@el1f, VITA
closing sales . seX1el.
| Osts-First sales in car lots at SS1<056. bal
with active speculative inquiry market rapidly
advanced With sales of both regular and fresh q
all intermediate figures up to 60; market closing
net quito 80 buoyant ut 69@6O.
| Ryc-Opened this mcrning ut LOG for No.
but under good demand advanced 70 1.l6@1.lS
| No. 2 in fsir dsnsnd ut l.0461l. O6. Later. mar
get weakened md declined, closing At I. 10i.lS
Bsrley-Dull, grades in store entircls nomin
| al at 30 for No. 3 66@6s for rejected.
| Provisions Were in active demand
Lard -lls4 for prime steamed in round lots
Cut meats and pork--Weak, and to shec
| sales Il was necessary TO make concessions.
Moss Pork-Nomirsl at q 75@s2.25.
| Shoulders.-ln bulk ~!
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-08
PENNSYLVANIA.

PHJLADvIPHI,, June Thirteen dead
hciie. have iw.en taken if,m he ruins ~
Gerrv h Wards ssw mill. AID the search
actively pr"grrss ne.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-08

A vegetable invigorant. which permanently bra
Gee up esd suseains the feeble physique. whe,h
Or the lsek Of strength and stamina be an
hersnt defsctaer the result Of extransous causes.
fgcussai debility 10 net = disease, il is some
thing worse, viz: . condition which prcdspo
So the body 70 succunb TO al influences thse
produces disease. We ara coatinuslly surround
I'd end bsset. more or less. by injecting elements
Neither the pursst cir NOR The pursst water =
perfectly pure. Aud in regions where both are
Absolutely psissneus. how shall the weakly con
st,tution and srail system resist their cesdly ei
fssts unless fortified By artificial means - 1.-THE
BiTTRRS ere the reinforcing. vitsiiiioe. sus-
ta,sing preparation they are claimed 10 be- and
on THE head the testimony In their favor IL
overwhelming and Observation-Disclosures IL is
absolutely fictitious In any man o. woman. suf
isring from yhysicsl wssAnsss. cot 10 resort to
90 potent remedy. whss sa..epidsmic is ore
vsiliae. Or In prsspsct, the bess safsgusrds are
perfect diesstion. drm nerves. and wise en-
pleymsst Of the nsass which scieace hes placed
u The dispssal II Ne public - sssidetss agsiDst
aAmsspAssic isSsctioa. Among Ne latter.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-08


Dsssrsslly ssjsy ne highest reputation thsogh-
eat The Wsssern Wesld.
- Ksmsabss tAaa physlcai viGor 10 the best
defence agsiast aisssss. ssS thss il may be in.
sssassA 10 = sasssssdiaasy degree BY The nee 81
THE celebrated tonic.
Bowel Complaints, Collie,
Diarrh9a, Cholera Nor.
bus, Dyscntcry, and Con-
stlpation.
Bilious Cello II . disorder characterized by
wAee Psrssslsus cslls aascossus pain. The tor
ture exssads over the whole sbdomen. snd .
strong man writhss under II - II upon the rack.
The AlTTERU are useful 10 relieve the psrox-
ysus, but II 10 a. sure means Of preventing .
recurrence Of tho attach that they are particu.
isrly recommended. Tone the livcs and this
bowels With this gestie stimulant and corrective
and you will never be troubled with the sgoni-
ring and dangerous complaint known - B,lous
En1sr
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-08

ngSrIsT of'ce ia Foysests Block.
k.$&f3sss ID opposite P. o., corner Sd and Res-
styfz&3&A ~ streets Noe had over IL yeaso
LILY practice 10 this city. hss the con
n.,. sn.se,u. fss manufacturing snd sdminieessiaa
Sis-ous oxide Of Gao, TOT painiees opesssson =.
tracing teeth. JAni1-sy
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-08
EAe TAeoo NgOo1 Important Re.
RaoAn 81 lIaHoe



nav DO eeasessstissssy reseumssded % the
most hasnDoGo - sGeetivs Of III teniee.
The teeth period, snbsaeing NE 1sturiey 81
life. whoo ~ povsrs 81 body asd 1ind u both
se1es eaGht y - 10 fall vigos. else hss - So
cial 6incultise. Il u ausisg ibis stego Nat ste
feuneno = eubject - most Of the harroooiDG oil
oen1o peeullsr 70 her osgasisssieo. eo o1oer-
m ~ dislssssisg ere these eeDDlalose. that
10 petieece with which they ere borne. while Il
src;tes the wonder, demande tbe earnest syn
sethv. Of the less afflicted beines who style
themselves par excellence the "losds Of cres-
ton In forttu1e u must b admitted thet the
.lords " are by no means equal 70 the ''lodiea."
70 the latter Il 10 mpos tant 70 huow thst Ia the
troubles that prscsde and follow maturity. The
HHeHEHrBRS
A. s.ssai:s r. 4, !: ssd,,y e ..s.:f r.:
ef 1aUolain1ag ~ feaale D4yn1Qss under the
hesyY data no1e $3.50 4 . ~ most intsrest-
.pe "a pssilsus pssisds sfDessisd life
~ an ssass = that = whieh u the fsnc-
toss 1oey md ~ fFs1s es1sslly besds under
~ weight Of years Duftng thi6 period, toe.
vouea sufIor mueh eeeo thsn Tie s(roDges se1.
Is pessine The Lire vhisA divides maturity irem
the dsclise Of life, tAey Aeve - sDeoeatsS nere
difBcultiss md deaoer6 tAoa Ceeee dreamed Of
l vhso = ~eeoeA ~ nshieear r0e4ooasiep asd
sisSn 49, - isssllt9, toDf vflh p
ssS1SRlDrk ~ iisaslSS - 0goDsse the
peh6 "a J4salsisS My aDu1eohgs have 70 en-
dee r l>eeQso1 = ~ = 9 Ne fsse crisis
81 nm Mox ~ ! s6aeisise md bslssnic rem
- G~~A 4 NnsnAa~ - - sonn
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-08

Nature e not impartial. On scme OF u, she
hes bestowed ssslwars france. strong eons,,,a.
tisas. iron nssves en- others. but little phr>i.
cal pewer. Or constitutional stamina. or uervcr,
vigor. Lsl The feeble take heart. however. II
they saasss bsesns Ssnsous. they can by IT,
- Of proper nlsaas. make up in measure for
the deaslsasies % aaAsrs, snd nay pcrehancs
live - losg end enjoy life = much as their moro
HsrculsaA hpighbsrv. Delicate machines under
proper care sotnetlmss outlass those OF more
solid ssd posdersus strucsars A tine watch
and horse power. The first object of the weak
and fragile is. or should b, 10 scquire addition.
! stsssesh il possible. Il 10 possible. itmay
Be stated - proved and established fact. that
ecissee Ass gives 70 Ne world, in
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-08

ma. p. N. VvORa.EY.
homeopathic PhyslC1am.
ArPICB AID RNelDBTCE ON EAST
~ side Of Bssdy Htsset. nses 9Th. 0rst dooi
above she Christian Church. oots0-dom
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-08
Nflee. s. Il, I'M ELPO.

STUDIO NO. s-FARRAND'e BIZ. "a FLOOR
PHOTOGRAPHS WOAKHD IN OIL on
Il Wsass Ooloss, Or 1adis iak. % Dlela @
albuossissd pepper. Pertisu1as ssssseasa psse
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-08
ana NJ ~. MYERS.

q. -. NsAAsst 49,. VI. ~,
OrfiCE CORNER NIELEs nLoon. =.
n..u,.n,, lows iyi2
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-08
Davenport Cofppetonetth
AND
neAvY SHEET IRON WoAkeRg
AWAY WITH

UNCOMFORTABLE
no~..- T1u9o1O-
CO4rORf AND OuRD FOR
TIM RuefUH8D. Scat post
paid . reeelDs Of 10 Ccnks. =,
D.. H. HOOTB.
Ne. lIe leningesa ASsuoo, c.. 81
Eaoe ooeA g.. n, Y.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-08

IN. y. HOOmAN0v
II PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. O@ss. sos.
I "a end DraAy Otsssss, ssass Slsss1ee
Deglls's store. Rssidsaos ~ lAth ~. bse. -
" ed Msia. oeee0 e0
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-04-04
Mn DAv1s--GENERAL ScHor1ELD

Mr.. DAv1s-GENERAL ScHoF1ELD-
UNDERwooD.-The Washington CORES
pondent of the New York Tribune says
"Judge Underwood, of Virginia, has been
here for several days in conference with
the Attorney-General respecting the trial
of Jeff. Davis. It is the intention of the
Court to have this case tried at the May
term, and it is understood that Chief JUS
tice Chase will preside. The objections
which were made by the Chief Justice in
regard to the military having control Of
that State are likely to continue for some
time, under the Reconstruction Act. Gen.
Schofeld, it is said, will shortly address a
letter to Chief Justice Chase, in which he
will state that the Court can hold its ses-
sions and proceed with the business, when
ever he is ready, with perfect security and
freedom. Unless this matter is disposed
of in some way at the next term Of the
Court, it is pretty certain that the Presl-
cent will release Mr.. Davis.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-04-04
AFFLICTED /!
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can be cured permanently, md at trifing cost.
The astonishing success which has attended this In
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General Debility and prostraton, Loss OF Muscular En-.
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It will remove al nervous affections depression e1.
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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-04-04
PnSRenHerE.

Per steamship B Souder. for Now York-M Moore,
Stllwell, H G Geiger lady and children A Are
boul, A Adams mud child, Arndt, E Blackhurst, N
Fe- erin, @ Johnson, A Hanser and s In steerage.
Per steamer Diclator. from Jacksonville, Pilntka
'Fernsndna, &c-Capt Freyer, lady and child, Mrs
Price, McCarence, wife and child, Mrs NJ Pougaud
Mrs Sauas. Kelly, & M Moore, G Peabody, W J
Marshall, Wyman, R Snyder and lady, Mrs L Mar
shall, Martin, Wells and Indy, Q Marshall, Rev
A Paker and Lady, E Taylor Pond. H Branch
Capt Richard. Capt Rose, Gen Earle Hon J d
Owens, Wood, Miss Wood, Master Wood, Z R Rod
gers Jr, ] Crane Mrs Murrin, r Bolds, Mrs L
Dodge, Dodge, Witzel, Foster, L Krcssel,
Watchman, ] McGrice, A Classen, Hurlimann, W
Moore, Miss Tunns Mrs Tunns j Weeks and lady,
NJ FRI dsburg, S 1t, Sweet Rain, Wilson,
Little and lady, .l1ss Bennett, Bi1ingslce
Rillctt, Cosgrove, Wallace, N Hall, Mung, Lu-
cas-. N Smith, lady and son, Mrs Kirtand Mrs Van
Sautwood, Miss sautwood, Miss Trenholm, Quincy,
F v L Desborough, A1agee Morris and Indy,
Mr. Happoldt and lady.
Per steamer Emile, from Georgetown, s C-Mrs A E
Davie, Miss Davis, W Cans, w L Sparkman, p Fitz-
smons, Smith, " larson, " Congdon, Miss NJ
Langtord, s Henderson, P Henderson, & q Scott, F
Black, Henderson, b Harkley, G Frost, Wilkin-
son, s L Chapman Matthews, D Davis, and 65 deck.
Per steamer Pilot Boy, from Georgetown s c.
Major a Reed, lizard, L Turner, j Isear and 10
deck,
Per steamer W Frazier, from Elisto and Rockville
] Davis, L L johnson, Whaey Bailey, Etings,
F NJ Whaey and lady, Mrs Whaley, Reid, E Will
son, VI Reeves, W Murray, DR. AIik"ll, + Mundy.
81 Jenkins, AID 19 deck.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-04-04
MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF sToN.
Arrived Yesterday.


Br schr Alert Mum, Carbarien, Cuba II days. Sugar
and Molasses. To EDslow GO:
Schr Transit stetson, Boston, via Norfolk Va-b DAYS
from the latter. Mdze. To Locke, K1nsman M
Howell, LANCER, g Locke & Co, O Averin T. Son,
Graveley, W Roach, g W Williams co, Panl Co, y
silcox & Co, " Whiden Co,J Buck 90.
Stefens b Co, " P Russell Co, NJ Gibson. bart
Writ, J Thompson l. Co. E Adger Co, Hart q GO, =
r Cowperthwait, Mackey Baker. Il Agent, d Wnloe,
W Woodman Chisolm Bros, scn1rmer, MAT
shall, W Amar, Helms, 9 " Clarke 20. e DaVd' q
D Kendrick, P Jacobs, D Lilenthal, Pattam
schr Ann Deas from West Point Mill 60 bbls Rice.
To Thurston T. Holmes.
Steamer Dictator Coxetter Paatka, wa Jacksonville
Fernandna and Savannah. % bales Cotton 81 naes
Rice, packages Mdze 40 Cow Hides. bundles sklns:
ToJ D Aiken & Co, J EnsloW co. Hunt BIOS, W
Lawton, Prof Holmes, Cohcn Hanckel Co, Adams,
Frost 4 Co. J kirkpatrick, Pinkerson, Il q
Caldwell.
Steamer Pilot Boy McNelty, Georgetown, c. Mdze.
To Ferguson Holmes.
Steamer Exile, Davis Georgetown. G.. 43 herces
Rice, bbls Rosn, and Sundries. TO Motto tr1ngie
Thurston Holmes, " " shackelford, Mcaorty Deag-
nan.
Steamer " Frazier, Torrent, Edisto and Rockville
bales Cotton and Mdze. To L Gulleaume, Gurney
Roper & Stoney, and Order
Clenred Yesterday.
Steamship B souder, Lockwood, New York-Willis
Chisolm.
Span brig Rejenerado sala Salas.
Schr Mary Amsden, Smith, Boston--street Bros Co.
Went to Sea Yesterday.
Steamship Souder, Lockwood, New York
Ship Southern Rights, Ross, Liverpool.
From this Port,
Schr Wanata, Hawkins, Georgetown, 8 c, March 30.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-04-04
Female SuhfaSe--Views Of Mark Twain.
[Ftona the Missouri Democratl

Female Sutfage--Views OF Mark Twain.
[F+om the Aissouri Demoerasl
Il have read the long list Of lady petit
tioners in favor of female suffrage, and as
husband and father I want to pro- est
against the whole business. 1t will never
do to allow women to vote. It will never
do to allow them to hold Office. You know,
and I know, that if they were granted
these privileges there would be no more
peace on earth. They would swamp the
country with debt They like to hold Office
too well They like to be Mrs President
Smith, Of the Dorcas Society, or Mrs. Sec
rotary Jones, Of the Hindoo Aid Associa-
ton, or Mrs. Treasurer of something or
other. They are fond of the distinction Of
the thing, you know; they revel in the
sweet jingle of the title. They are always
setting up sancti6ed considerations of all
kinds, and then running for president Of
them. They are even SO fond Of Office that
they are willing to serve without pay: But
you allow them to vote and go to the Legis-
lature once, and then see how it will be.
They will go to work and start a thousand
more societies, and cram them full of sala-
ried Offices. You will see state Of things
then that viii stir your feelings to the bot
tom Of your pockets. The first fee bill
would exasperate you some Instead of
the usual schedule for judges, State printer,
Supreme Court clerks, ETC., the list would
read something like this:
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-04-04

SINKING oE THE U. S. STEAMER
ARAGo-On Saturday night at 81 o'clock,
the United States Coast Survey schooner
Arago, when about five miles below this
city, in Neuse river, struck upon Con-
federate "Yankee Catcher" and got snag-
ed. BY the prompt exertions Of the officers
and crew, aided by the pumps, the schoon-
er was kept aaoat aud the hole was plugged
and caulkcd, and by A. NJ, all was con-
sidered safe, and the watch below turned
in; but from some mishap or other, the
water again rushed through the breach,
and by o'clock the schooner went down
in ten feet of water, the officers and men
having barely time to get of, and losing
all their clothing, etc.-New Commercial
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-04-04

An attempt was made on Saturday night
by negro to break into the store of Mr..
Shulman. The noise made by the boring
awakened one of the clerks, who gave the
alarm, and the burglar left, but was sub
sequentIy arrested with an auger in his
possession. In default of $1,000 bail, he
was committed to jail.-Gr!Wn Star.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-04-04
From the London SpcctatoT.]
ARTEMUS WARD.

Is he gone to q land of no laughter,
This m IN that MADE mirth for us all
Proves death but q silence hereafter
From the sounds that delight or appalF
Once closed, have the lips no more duty,
No more pleasure the exquisite ears !;
Has the heart done o'elfowing with beauty,
As the eyes have with tears?
Nay, if aught be sure, what can be surer :, .
Than that earths good decays not with Garth
And of all the hearts springs none are purer
Than the springs Of the fountains Of mirth. >,
He that sounds them has pierced the hearts
hollows,
The places where tears are and sleep;
For the foam fakes that dance in Me's shall
lows,
Are wrung from life's deep.
He came with heart full of gladness
From the glad-hearted world Of the West
Won our laughter, but not with mere madness;
Spako,and joked with US, not in mere jest;
For the man in our heart fingered after,
When the merriment died from our ears,
And those that were loudest in laughter
Are silent in tears. j. 4.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-04-04
March ~, 1867. %
New Orleans Market.

New Orleans Market.
NEW ORLEANS, March 29.-CoTToN-The CONNER
cia week closes with dsaereeabie rainy cold day end
remarkably dull cotton market only dispatches
received from Liverpool were of yesterday evenings
date quoting dull and heavy market at the Close with
decline OF d., though the days sales reached 10000
bales at 18Hd for Mdding Uplands, and 1S1d for lid
ding Orleans. Factors were generally unlnoved, how
evor and would make CONCESSIONS that there
few sales-about 800 bales; these were made a. what
may be called the market as no more would be paid NJ
26a26Kc for ordinary, 2a27c for good ordinary, 2Sha
400 for low niddlng. and 29ha30c for mid.
ding The whole sales Of the week only foot up 16
bales against 900 last week. The receipts Of the eh
from all points reach only 120ss bales, against Ii, ,064
bales last week. and deducng 1853 bales received from
Texas Florida Mobile and Alabama River, we have but
bales net against go bales net last week. The
weeks exports have beer 1885 bales, against 23,227
last week The exports embrace eight cargoes to Liver
pool of 2177 bales in ALL four cargoes to Havre Of 1926
bses cargo to Bremen Of 1898 baes three cargoes
and one to Boston Of SAC bale stock remaining In New
Orleans and on shipboard not cleared this evening
IT, ,819 bales. We add the following: