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DART CUIAR ATTENTION TO BALE OF COTTON,
lace and Southern Produce, and Purchase OF Grain
Guano nnd Plantation supplies. Liberal advances made
on conHignnents.
REFKnENoEs-Messra Lambert G things l. Co., Bait.
more; Porchor & Henry, Charleston; Cohen Hnnekci
Co., Charleston; J. d. Aiken Co.. Charleston; Gour.
dtn Matthessen & Co.. Savannah; Duvuut Waples "a
vnnnah; stovaii Edmonston Augusta; Fisher q Low.
rance, Columbia 8. c.; Msyes 4 Martin. Nevberry g.
c.: James Pzgun, Esq.. Chester, 8. @. .,,
February IS tnthsmo
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CITY TAXEs-MONTHLY RETURNS.
N oFPIoR OF THE CITY ASSESSOR,
- -. :. :. CITY Hall, Juno 1st 1857. 1
NOTICE 1S HEREBY GIVEN 10 ALL CONCERNED
In that tho Monthly Returns for tie month OF May
past In compliance with tbs Tax Ordnance ratified OF
tho 18th day Of bsr, 1885. mus. b mIlo bt
fore tho 18th tnstant a.f.-l d. @. GIBSON,
Juno = o. ~ asa 1S .ttf.tt.F City Aaseasor,
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DEATH OF A CHARLEsroNIAN.-Tho Galveston
Buttetin, Of May 26, says: "Wo arc panied to an
nounce tho death Of J. ]. JAsnsoN, ESQ.,, who OK
pirod about half-past seven o'clock to-day. Mr.
JAMESON was native Of Charloston. 8. O., camo to
New Orleans somo yonrs ago. and WAS long coll
nocted with the Picayune In 1858 he won't to Vic
tora, Toxas, md purchased intorost in tho Vic
toria Ad1ocate, whore ho remained until few
wooks Rgo, whom ho camo to this city and was con-
nectod with the Gtuilian as compositor.
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MAYORS CooRT.-The week closed quietly, no
culprils appeared, tho dockots were empty, aud
for the nonco Othcllo's occupation was gone This
state OF affairs argues good 10 tho community, but
but "e fear that it is only temporary effort OH
tho part OF tho tvi doors AMI thoy will soon roturn
to thoir former practices.
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PHOTOGRAPHS

~ - I1H
FOR THE MILLION ~
l. tho most celobrsted for 80 cons; 90
Tor 30 censj 20 Union Generals for 80 cent 30 Rebel
Generals for so centa 50 sntesme for so cona 80 beau.
uful young Ladies' for 80 cents; 50 nnoooklng young
Gtntisnen for 81 cents; largo Photographs French
Dancing Girls. In costume Beautifully colored oIAcy n
they appear for 80 oens for 80 cents OF the most
beautiful LADIES Of tho Parirsn Ballet Troupe q they
New York. r....-E - -8-s T7I''
Sand n order, to P. o. Boz 1T. II hMY.
Nay IS lyr
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PRIVATE SALES,

bonds and Stocks,
By I. 8. X. BEENETT.
S25o0 WILMINGTON AND MANCHESTER RAIL
ROAD FIRST MORTGAGE THIRD PREEERENCE
boNDS, paying per cent interest In New York In
August and February of oach year.
ALSO,
FORTf-EODR SHARES OF CITY II. r. STOCK
Apply ns above, at
Junos mw2 No. 40 BROAD STREET tup stairs,
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WE HAVE UsRD GALLIunAN's PIIIs AMI
w 6nd thcy will do all that b claimed for lhern and
T. n. WATTS. Ex-Governor Of Asbama.
=; 1oE, ": a; 1Ga SANFORD. ATTY Gent OF Alabama.
From THOMAS J. JUDGE Judge Supreme Court
hayo used GALLIaHAE's Pills on my piartsten
or Fever and Asue. and and them A. that e el.imec
Montgomery. Ala. September 2o. 1853
, ahLLIGHAN's FEVER AND AauR Pills win do
They are decidedly tho beet medicine for ChiIs and e
yer ever gHyo. would mot bo without them for ntt
uines mo price, j. A GRAHAM
T.. -. ANKRIcua April IT. 1857
One box Of aAILIaHAN's PILLS cured mo perfectly
Uhills and Fever over nav. A. q. RoNALDsoN. '''
Clark Superior Court sumtsr County, Ga.
MONTGOMERY, Ala, July 0, 1865,
Aessrs BLUNT HALE-aENrs: have used your
aAIIiGHANS PILLS on two oceAaons for Chils ant
Fever and and that they eeot all that they are neno
have ever tried. consider them pcIfeotiy reliable.
Grand Soc. Grand Lodge Off and 4. Il. Of Alabama.
!s...s =. ALnAz.. Ga, March II, 1857.
Ihavo used aALL1aHAN's Pills In forty cssesc
Chill Ssns and rsyar With 4 peses. sueoess They sFo
ABB FAINT.
~ EwHoLRaALE IN cHARLEsToN. BY -
AS GOODRICH, SyINEMAN & CO.,
No, ioc Aoesns street.
Ana 0' all Drassi'''' B1.ousp s. HALE.
PRoPnIEToRs,
MAY u emo Montgomery. Ala
There come.h glad adings of Joy to all,
10 70 young ana toold, TO goat and 70 I1nan;
u free for all, and all may be fair.
me-, xt.c -. wa UE..J
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UNITED STATES nIhItsIIAL,s SALE,
SOUTH CAROLINA DISTRICT
U. y. Us. x. l.. Coartendy--U s. Us. l.. M Hat.
ct al.
STENiOUSE 81 CO., Auctf0necrs
Dy YendoHe Ekporay to directed from the Honor.
able the Judge Of Tho District Court of South CaroIns
Ia nbovo cases. will etposu for salo nubc auction
In hont OF Storehouso, on Accommodation Wharf In
ho City OF Charleston, on TUESDAY, tho 18th in8t al
IL O'Clock A. n, " "
ONE LARGE COPPER STILL, OF tho capscity of lfno
hundred s.Io,s, more OF less; together with the head
anu worm; all mado OF The beat quality Of copper.
ALSO.
6llls brofcn up.
Terms cash. J. p NJ HppINn
SunoS .. h IL. Is and l8 U.S. Marshal.
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THEFT OF MONEY DnGwEn.-Some excitement
was created on Saturday afternoon by negro man
named Edward Laurens who dashed into tho store
Of Mr. III. BAnSroR, on tho corner Of Franklin! and
Queen streets, and struck Mrs. BAHNToE, Eho
ho cndoaYored to scizo tho money drawer. He
succeeded in grasPing only small portion OF tho
money and made his escape; but his action was
soen by sovoral eolored mon, who immediately
gaTo chase, and after on exciting run over aud
around tho burnt district, Laurons was captured,
the money recovered, and he was lodged in the
Guard House.
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ICE CREAM.

TUE UNDERSIGNED RE :PECTFuLLY INFORMS
4 his ormer customers, and tho public generslly
e9 CALHOUN sTREET. opposite Kllabeth, where Gs
VIII oe happy 70 serye them Having attentive attend.
ana hs tnorts Will DO to please. Tho quality OF his
h ramiss supplied a. usual In quantities. to ru at all
Hce. .fs.s.E =. - .T-rsE'
In oil csies, Cream. quality and quantity warranted
NO charge II tho Cream don't provo aa Recommended
HENRY LARCOMBE,
81 The ZOE CREAM Wagon viii be out sYery day
Sundays excepted. limo MAY "a
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SODA WATER.

TIE UNDERSIGNED WILL CONTINUE To Dis.
L PEShE this agreeable and healthrul oeyerl, e. 4
ther Weuknown stsnds. No. 80 BASEL STREET II ,
WeSn @ hlng and Moeang sIeots No. t2sx KING II -.
MARKET, northwest corner.
Drueststa and others wlshng TO bo supplIei with
EountAnB or byrups. and dealers desiring FouuLr A
charged, will be accommodated upon reasonable
torms. =
furnished with superior article OF bottled Bodn In ounn
atcs 10 suit purchAsera.
we arc agents for the aalo Of A. Morse sons Justly
ceeoratod soda Water Apparatus conaIsng OF Gepera
tors Fountans Marble Drsught Stands Silver Plated
hch1go1uns Drausht Stands, Tumblsr Holders and ali
apparatus Necessary for the auuiactr. OF soda water
at the manufaeturers prices with freight ,dded.
Deaors In Soda Wator throughout the State, desiring
an apparatus, will do VOL 70 examine the merits 81
morse's Apparatus. before purchasing elosewherc.
Description catalogue and pr1co st sent TO any sddress
upon application to JOHN BUCK L co., Charleston
While .pprocinng the worry liberal patronage oItended
70 us during Tho past season, .ha srve TO merit ia
CONTINUANCE.
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AUCTION SALES,

dssfqnee's Sale,
by A. II. ADRAIIhhlS & SONS
THIS DAY, tho Sd Inst st 10 O'Clock wo will icn q our
ealcsroon No. S5 Hnyne street
Iho ontiro stooks OF Nos k8 aud 1888 KING STREET.
49,. ceFsIsTIN0 or
DRY AND FANCY GOODS HATS
GM,.imHn1efy Boots md Shoes
eierin8 Trunks, &C., dc.
stocks nr0 sold - ~ " O
.SS Gums 800 thirty dsy all over
ssyo sisS days, with approved endorsed notes
UNITED STATES nIARsuaI.s Sale
SOUTH CARROLL DIsTRcT-1N ADMIRALTY.
". h: doyds rs. Sea,ner Gen. Kooker--Uin,o CT al
er Gen. Hooker. -" 0"''' es' '''ea"t-
STENHOuSE & CO., huctionecr.
by vttue OF an order OF RalD to mo Ijrcc,ol 60, A.,
honorable tho Judge Of the District Cmrt nf So,,t'
aeclinn, In hdnirnlty for tho District ,forca,IS t
tno asoys esse' VIII expose for saie n, public aus
tion at North Atlantic Wharf. In the Port OF Cbarirs
tor. on TOMORROW. tho 4d1 Of June. int. at iS
THO Steamer GENERAL HOOKER, hor Engine nos,s
Tackle, Apparel aud Furniture az sho now Ilea a. NorI,
Atlantic Wharf, Sale on board boHt. ~
Terms cash; purchaser to pay for necessary papcrs
J. p. NJ EpPlSO,
juno u s. Marshal.
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BY the uso OF

There cometh glad bdings ofjoy to all,
10 young and 70 old, TO goat and 70 1inh1;
The boluty which once was 70 precious and rAro
Il free for all, and all may be fair.
BY the uso OF ""p -.
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/. THE TRI.WEEKLY NEWS.

DunIIsHHD m wn1NaBoRo' g. O., IFfoRps A
u profitable medium fnc thu Advertising pubNa oi
InlrlSston. .,'l Hs f. 5t.al ,aa t!-st ~ -
werssYsotfay soliat thsir patronage for our mutual
~ ..loAlrLARp. psaPoHTls l. wlILIAMs. =
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CATTLE PROM F1onIpA-Fow persons who haye
ever visited our moat markets can avoid q com.
parison between their condition ut present and
What 1t was IN tho past. Thon tho rich, rol color
OF the meat was pleasing contrast 10 the Hhito
fat that covered it; but this is now changed, and
neither the quantity nor tho quality are tho samo
walk through tho markets produces only vexa-
ton of spirit, for tho skinny dark moat offered for
sale Is mot sufficiently tempting TO invite pur-
chasers, who from the prices demanded -25@a0
cents por pound-only fow arc epabled to invest.
This condition Of tho lnoat m ,rkets has driyon
many persons to the fish stalls, whero they can
OBTAIN dinnor within tho limit Of tloir purses
Ine butchers OF Charleston are, perhaps. not
responsible for the lean and scragpy look of their
meat Ior tie State has been cntro drained OF all
sooa oeof CATTLE and IL ia frequently imposs ,e TO
ootaih them nom TonncaBeo and tho other States
that formerly supplied this market, At tho c,se
OF tho war orcry farmer was anxious 10 obta;nni
few OF the coyeted greonb oks and his cattle we,a
at onoo driven to Charleston md eold s;n,o
that time the failure Of tho crops and the want Of
sufficient attention has mado tho Tow remaining
beeYes to be found In the country poor and In bad
condition. !.
good meat market Is almost indispensable to
tho health OF CITY, for vegetables and ash aro Of
ten taboood In tho summer, end to laboring man
beef is nccossty but the doloterious character Of
that now offered FOR sale frequently proronts IFS
nso. During the summer months this OWL will be
increased, and, though kept in ice tho meat doal.
els "ia IND their stock become 'stale, fiat and un-
profitable" ., y -
Formerly many head Of csttio wore brought
nom FLORIDA, and us that stato did not suffer to
my eI.oIt during tho war, lnrgo drovos aro still
20 oDtaineu from the safre source The differ
on. ooa's plying bctwoon this city and Florida do
nov pay nuon oVor their expenses IL the summer
n'nhS; out some ontorprisiny character could
be found who would give the cattle trodo a., ~
.pesus, II would provo q romunerntiyo snecnI.,ion
By the introduction Of good msat into tb, !. :.
fes, tho villainous substitute now oferod for aalo
would disappear, the prices would fall, and tb,
market bcoofheihprovod!> As the steamers on tba
Florida and Savannah Limos havo oxfonsiiyo accom-.
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WILLIAM BROOKBANKS,
ORDINANCE.


TUE FOLLOWING ORDINANCE Is PUBLISHED
L for tho information OF all co.cernsd = EFT7
An ORDINANCE 10 IEouLATE THE CLEAH6ITo OF PnryrrH
AND VAULTS IN THE CORPORATE LIlfrIs OF ruI orr,
]. Bo it Ordained by the Mayor and Aldermen ihst
from and ater tho ratification Of this Ordinance Il shalI
not be lawful or person 10 cleanse or rcroyo ths
contents Of Vaults or Prives within the limits Of the
city without having previously Obtained license for tho
VI every year. and be subject 70 al requirements I'm pos-
% hy regulating tho granting OF
II. That the OF barrels In open Carts and wagons
prohioited and pArues applying for Iosnss will be
qued 70 provide closed Carts suitable ths purpooa
III. All perSons having such Licenso shs1 rspoIt at
ono of Guard Houses during tho day his their
snton 10 such work during the ensuing night; In the
House N Tho Upper Wards 70 Upper Guard House.
~ The place or places for tho depoat Of such onsl
shAn be designated from tuae TO trno by tho Mayor
" Every o1ner or driver Of such Licensed Oar or
any other person who sha violate any Of ths proyoaa
Of this Ordinance ahau neglect refuse 70 obsary
the same my Of theu shaG forfeit and pay for each
offence hno not TO oIceed twenty-five dollars 70 bo en-
forced by the Mayor In his Court recovered In sny
other Court OF competent jurisdiction. l7. >
Ratified In City Council this seventh day OF Nav IN t
Jear OF our Lord ono thousand s,Sht hundred snd ~
ty-e4yer. ei"f#, no. .-TT - --' -
u v ". H. sxrrH. r O. oAHIAaR: w.,
Clcrk Of Counen emo H.yio
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CounT OF COMMON PLEAs-IIon. THos, W.
GLOVER, prcsiding.-Tho Summary Process
Docket was called, and few cascs heard, dccrccs
rendered, &C., whom tho Court adjourned s,ne die.
Tho Juno torn will commence in few weeks
and tho legal fraternity uro already milking pre-
parations for thut ovont. We understand that
there will bo full dockots, both criminal and civil
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U. s. CoUar.-Hon. uEo. S. BRYAN, Presiding.
hlr. Preston SILL, having mado application TO
ho appointed commissioner OF tho United statos
for Columbia. and tho applicant having takon tho
oath Of Office, test oat &C.. it was ordered that hp
DO appointed, as cravod in tho petition.
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MAnsDEss PEoronAL BALM, for Asthma ant
Consumption.
DoWIE & NOISE, Agents.
GOODRICH, wRlEMAN & co., Agents.
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February Is
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ARRIVALS

ARRIVALS
DuBuQuR, Capt Ward. st. Paul.
DAVID WATTS, Capt. Hight, ST. Louis.
KEIrHsBuna, Capt. Campbell. Fl Madison
HAwxEYE STATE, Capt. worden II. Paul
DEPARTURES.
DUBUQUE, Capt Ward. st. Louis.
kErH>BuRG, Capt Campbell. Fit Madison.
HAwKLyg STATE. Capt Worden, St LOUIS
The David Watts. a light.draught freight
boat of good capacity, made its first APP
pearance at our levee on last evening She
will hereafter make weekly trips between
this tont and st. Louis.
The Northern line steame. Da,enpor,
will arrive tais evening and depart at > o'>
clock on tomorrow morning for St. Pau,
The barge system Of transportation be>
tween St. Louis and New Orleans Is playing
hob with costly steamers on the lower river
Each tow boat Of the line. with its attendant
barecs, small crew and light expense nc
count, docs the work ofseveral large steam ,
ers, each with It's long list OF employ ees
and large outlay 0. money. Each barge
draws light II aches, but will carry LOO
tons Of freight, and in 1867 the line has
transported more freight to New Orleans
THAI all the rest Of the st. Louis and New
Orleans carriers together, and We; the barge
rates are but very little less han the steam>
coat rates The Captains association are
fighting the barge line for this little les, !"
and contend thai the barge system is ne
longer entitled Ito the privilege of carrying
freigh! at less rates than steamboats, from
the fact that they make as good time, and
are in every way on an EQUALITY
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The Senior and Junior base ba! clubs of
Madison have gone 10 Be oft
West If Boone, Iowa. the corn crop is
threatened with serious damage by grass
hoppers. A dispatch says they gathered
90 thick on the track Of the NorSwestern
road as to stop freight train.
In the case Of j. N. Forbs and others
Trustees of the Burlington 4 Missouri K.
X Co ,sgainst Madison county, Iowa. and
others. Judge Miller in the United States
Supieme Our at he, klk, Non lay, granite !
temporary injunction restraining the prop
er officers Of county from executin: tax
deeds TO purchasers Of railroad land bought
n; tax sale.
Deputy Marshal Paul Fuller Of Kentucky.
was killed on Monday by one Jim Barker,
whom he was attempting 10 arrest
The Government is purchasing a large
amount Of corn and other supplies at Oma-
ha to be stored in the new Fort near Chey>
enne.
The u p. Il. r. has 454 miles Of track
laid
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TENNESSEE.

MtNruis. Sept. . -Disps'ches received
from President Woodruff. OF the Memphis
and Ohio railrcnd. states that the interest
due the state has hce" lai and the road
released Ivy he stnte authorities
A terrible affair occurred in Marion. Ar
kansas. on Friday. A man named Bradley,
an oy,rsesr on Mr. Keys plantation, ordered
negro to do some work. The negro pre-
,mptorly refused, when Bradley attempted
Ia chastise the negro VINO resisted, when
Others inierf.red Bradley then drew q
pistol and fired. killing u negrcss. The
negroes became in.uriat, Il and Bradley hcd
Not knominp..,hat he had killed the woman.
al his instance, the two negroes who col
CURED ia the attack on him. were arrested
Saturday and brought before the Magistrate
During the 6trial one of the negroes
called Bradley liar several times, when he
struck him. The negroes set upon him.
Bradley drew pistol and fired upon them,
killing two, then turned and fled, and has
not been heard from since
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NEW YORK.

Some Spa nj .rjs. connected as supposed
with Mex van robbers, have been discharged,
property found III their possession proving
to he copper, not gold.
lohn and Joseph Mooney, Of Allas heny,
Pa, hay. been Discharged, evidence agains,
thcm proving insufficient,
ll.rild's Washington dispatch says, in re-
hiiou To reported ioiihcoaing amnesty
pfec'umntiol That those who are suupost d
to know ssemrlhipr Of IND Presidents in,en-
items, Soy pardons viii be granted 10 All
GLASSES "i rebels except those guilty Of pira
cy aHd ciucl treatment to MON soldiers
This ami esly viii restore parties concerned
To al civii rights Except those taken away
ly act If Congress.
\ yorrg man named Mica Carroll was
mu. .erefl m Boston, saturday evening BE
fore dyi < hc accused John Dempsey as the
murderer. The lhtter was ARRESTED, and
bl, cd sas found Gu him, but lie denies his
guilt
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physician AND SURGEON Office, g-or.
"a and BRADY Streets, under Streeper 4
oayite's store. Residence on 9Th s,., bet Bra
Nv ana Main. cclSd dit
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latest NEWS
~ TELEGR.fPH,
TO TllE DAILY DEMOCRAT.
CHICAGO.


CuicAco. Sept. 3.-Mr. Flynn, formerly
Navy agent under Buchanan was recently ~
pointed by the President 70 the Superinten.
dsncs of a military depot, and on Monday,
Gen Grant revoked The appointment on
the ground that the law provided r de>
failing military officers for such duty and
rc>'as,a'ed Gilbert, the super, eded officer.
The Chicago Tribune's Washington spe>
ciai denies the report that Grant Is opppos-
ed TO negro suffrage, and declares that that
officer believes DULY by universal suffrage
san rebel rule be broken down at the
South.
Petitions are already being circulated in
L uisiana and Texas for presenta,i,n to
Congress for the re instateuient ef General
Sheridcn Is Commander Of the Fifth disc
trict.
Il is stated in Washington that Attorney
General Stanberry prolonged his visit 10
Virginia Springs in consequence Of the DIR
y work OF attacking Gen. Sicklee. which
the President had OH hand, and which he
preferred not 10 do. Biskley, who did the
job. is noe engaged in preparing reports
against G.neras Sheridan and Hos s-d
Yourg Itcrbeide. the adopted heir Of
A.ximilian, is scjonrning u GeurRetowp.
Hte national debt ela1eme0t Tor he month
~ a A. - -,
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SY'ENeA Al MORTON.

E0USE AND SIGN PAINTERS, GRAIN
IA EhS, Paper Hangers. Glazlers. ac shop
orner Main aud Fifth ste. mchss- div
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LONDON, Sept. 2-The Foreign Office
issues Blne Book containing documents
which has been filed in that depart.
ment in the Alsbams case, and the cor
respondence which has passed between the
Governments of Great Britain and the Uni
ted States for the settlement of claims "A
late dispatch shows what progress has been
made in the controversy, and states the con-
dition upon which the English Government
is willing to attempt q final settlement The,
dispatch is addressed by Lord Synl.r Sec.
rotary of Foreign Aopief;s 10 Sir Frederick
1uc6e,!aa-ss ssaA!.esl Minister al Washington.
and is dated May "a, 1867 Stanley informs
Bruce that England Is willing TO submit 10
the demands of American citizens for dam
| ages caused by the Alabama, and II otherde
mapds on the part al L :. ioaco mission of
arbitration. If the claims of British subjects
against the United States, for losses suffered
during the late war OF the REBELLION are like
wise To be submitted to The decision of the
same commission.
The name of the only survivor of the
crew of the miniature yacht John T. Ford,
LOST in the English Channel, is Armstrong
BERLIN Sept. 2-Tne Liberals carried
| the elections Tor the North German Parlia-
ment in all the large towns OF the Confed
Grafton
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Drs. -. 81. MORLEY.
homeopathic PhysiCinn.


lFFlCE AND RESIDENCE ON EAST
(, eide q Brady Street. near 5ih. first door
boye t,c Christian Church. oct9a.dntn
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SrRATfoRD, ONTARIO, Sept 2.-On the
occasion Of the marriage of Mr.. Watson
al his house, three miles from here. nun.
Der Of young men started charivayrc, and
finally proceeded to break in the doors and
windows. whereupon Watson fred a shot
gun at them, wounding two McArdle and
Flanagan; the former seriously. Watson
vas arrested
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-09-03

Corrected bv McSair & Jordan ]
Chicago H2nrA cts.

BY Telegraph sept. 8.
Flour Moderately active; prices about the
same.
Wheat Active; I@llSc better on No. and 8
spring; No 2 closing nominal and dull, q shade
lower, a. T50l.7s; red winter scarce and
quiet; sales of No. 9 ai 90.
Corn--No. / closing with sellers at 96i5 No.
9 closing at esll@93& Rejected. 92@92J{.
Oats-Closed lower. 43@i3h.
Kve-Steady. closing at l o6dl0s.
Barley No. 2 active and higher closing At
Ito; sales Of No. l at | l2ikMl.l3 in rtore.
Provisions Quiet and unchanged
Mess Pork - Sold at 90 o0@23. %; choice
brands held at % so
Shoulders In bulk ll@llIc.
Cut Meats = Short Clear Mlddles all held by
one party, and higher rates are asked
Receipts Flour, S,9I6 bbls; wheat. l2l.
bu: corn. l6l, 72s bu; oats, 9s,751 bu; rye
$40 bu barley, so ,a5s blu.