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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-01-12

GRA1S.-Whcat-Only 200 bush white and red
ccved sales cected prices in the absence
and sales @ nominally unchanged corn,2aoo bush white
and $4,000 bush yellow offered; included in the sales
55v bush white; mxel at sla1 1900 bush prime
dry do 81 O5 1900 bush prime yellow Mt the opening of
Change hour ut 81 05 and subsequently 200 81 do at
81 o1al o. oas-1soo bush offered and lAoo bush sold
MoLAssEs-No sales; quotations ronnaIy unchanged.
PEov1s1oNs-We notice moro inquiry for Bacon to fill
orders from the South Prices steady at Hall
Shoulders; 12al2kc for Sides; 16a1sc for Hams Bulk
Shoulders firm ut &c: notice sae to-day 10
hhds at that fguro. Sides hold at 1oAa10kc. Lard
continues quiet at 1c>sc for City and Western Mess
Pork S21 81.
R1cE-carolina is held ut s9ao 50 q 100 lbs sales
light
sALr-wc Of change but still quote Liverpool
Ground Alum at So l0a2 l6 for lots deaers Fino
SO 1Oa3 rs D sack, and Turks Island 5Sa6Oc q bushe
SEEDsClovcrSaes several small lots, in all less than
100 bushels. at IS 25 Timothy we quote nominal ut
50 50a3 g. Flax quiet Mt 50 G tho prico offered by
crushcrs fo- good cloan lots. tS:a
SuaAn-Was in demand to-day, with sales of 568 hhds
Cuba for refining ut 1Oal0c, mostly at the latter;
hhds 73 bbls Porto Rico grocery, private terms 20
hhds Cuba 1O1ac; 25 do Porto Rico at II kal1 10.
WH1sKEY-City und Western held ut 81 80; Coun-
try lots rule stn lower to style character of
packages . .3 #
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Phi1nd clphfa NIu rket.

PHILADELPHIA, January 0-CorroN- Prices remain
about the last quoted but the limited
Small sales making at 35a3ec por lb for Upans
New Orleans -& 5&T I'M I--.
anocEn1Es-Thero is very little doing in either sugar
cofe and prices unsettled owing the fuctua-
tons in gold
FLoun-Thero is little or no demand for exports but
fair inquiry from ohomc trado at full prices. About
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-04-16

NOON DISPATCH.
New YoRK, April 15.-Flour quiet and steady.
White Corn quiet: Pork dull; new Mess s2 goa
% s7a. Cotton quiet, at 27sc. for Middlng Up
lands. In the stock market: go coupons, 1094a
1O9d; ga coupons, 1075a1oS; '65 coupons, .1o8sa
82a86; new issue, 62a624; ex-coupons, 63sa64 Ohio
and Maine bonds, 2{. 80
EVENING DISPATCH.
New YORK. April 15.-CoHon active and strong;
sales $500 bales at %. Flour quiet and unchanged
Wheat active and unchanged. Corn active and
unchanged; sales 123, 600 bushels; Mixed Western,
29aS2. Pork heavy and low; New Mess, $22.69a
Rice dull an6 nominal. Lard heavy. Naval Stores
firm. Spirits, 1880. Freights firm. Money easy
stock coIatsrals; Discount y per cent. Gold 134S
a1342. Exchange dull at 81. Governments lower.
The Government is buying 1905 freely, and sell
MoBnE, April 15.-Sales 1000 bales, generally
in active demand andthe market closing firm.
Middlings 251. Receipts 739 bales.
SAVANNAH, April 15.-Cotton closed very firm.
Ssles $50 bales Middlings 26c. Receipts 600 bales
AUGUSTA, April 15.-C Cotton in moderate demand
oslo. o,o,
NEW ORLEANS, April 15.-Sales of cotton 220O
bales, prices unchanged; Low Middlings 26a264,
but nominal. Receipts. 1921 Exports, 1548: Su-
gar and Molasses no sales. Flour steady and tirm,
and asking higher prices. Corn is in hrmer quo
tation. Oats 36a87s. Bacon dull; Shoulders 10;
Ribbed Sides uaa11s; Clear Sides 13t; Lard IN
good demand at 133a14. Gold 353. Sterling 46a
472. New York Sight Exchange &c. Sight, pre-
MUM.
CINCINNATI. April 15:-Flour firm, Superine
$11al2. Corn dull, IS; in bulk, 80; sacked SO.
Whiskev dull in bond, 25.- Pork dull; for Mess
there is but little speculative inquiry.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-04-16
April 8

mA YOUNG LADY RETURNING TO her
country home, after sojourn of few months In the
city, was hardly recognized by her fends In place OF
coarse rustic flushed face, she had soft ruby com-
plexion Of almost marble smoothncss and instead OF
tw ntyhrec she really appeared but eighteen Upon In
curry as to the cause of so great change, she plainly
told them that she used tho C1RCASSIAN BALM, and
considered 1t an invaluable acquisition to any toilet
By its use any Lady Gentlemen improve their per-
sonal appearance hundred fold 1t is simple IN It's
combination as Nature herself is simple yet unsurpass-
cd in its efficacy in drawing impurities FROM also heal
ing, cleansing and identifying the skin and complexion
By Its direct action on the cucle it draws from 1t oil It's
impurities kindly healing the same, and leaving tho sur
face as Nature Intended it should be-aar SOFT smooth
and beautiful Price 81, sent by Mail or Express, on re-
cept of an order, by
". L. CLARK co. Chemists,
No. West Fayette Street, Syracuse, N Y.
The only American Agents for the sale Of the same
March so ~
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-04-16

THE WHEAT CROP IN VRaINA.-Along the line
of the Central Railroad is looking remarkably
we'll both this side and beyond the Blue Ridge. In
the the valley it is fourishinng, and presents the
brightest promise since before the war. This side
the monntains. in some low or fiat lands not we'll
drained. I there has been some injury fiom drown
ing out; but should no enemy assail the wheat:
and should the season be even fair, there will be
harvested this summer the finest crop for years.
The farmers are actively engaged in fallowlng
ceptible ever where on the same route, we antici-
pate that tEey will mako up for tho lost time Tin
caused by tao excessive rains OF the spring; h Ihe
land breaks up beautifully, and as the plough rolls
over the sod, breaking up SO friabe ana II IN saeh l
good heart the spectator cannot but feel that the
Rusbandman has good year before him. May a
kind Providence SO bless his labors.
GRachneoad Dispa'cn:, 1911.
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We heard Of a curious little affair which toIk
place up town recently. It seems that gen,le-
man, well known in society, gave d large dim:
party, to which he invited botL ladies and gentle
men. The dinner was served in the most elegant
stsle, the table cloth, told, being Of white
yelyet and the china, glass and silver of the most
magnificent description. Soup was served, then
fish and Just as the walters we're preparing to
bring on the third course and while the host was
relating very interesting story in WHICH he was
omen ce 1 and . man walked in, and advancing to
h tie host, laid his hand his shoulder, and said
in q voice loud enough for all to hear, i am the
Sheriff Sir and have warrant for your ~ ;ssn arrsst
We pause here, leaving o1r Ieaae,o Tonse " ,,rnG
the scene which ensued.-N. 7. do'He '0s'fS1.'
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DeBow's Review.

DEBow's REVIEW for March contains the follow
ing leading original articles: /. Memoirs Of the
War, by the late Editor; 2. England and the Eng
lish, by Carte Blanche; 8. The Southern Pacific
Railroad; 4. Miss Evans-St. Elmo, bya Lady OF
Virginia; 5. Monarchy in America; g. The Har-
mony of Creation, by ". ARCHER Cooke, Of Flori-
ds; 7. Virginia-her internal improvements and
development, by R. W. HuaHEn, of Virginia. The
criticism CT St. Elmo is severe.
In circular to subscribers, the following an
nouncement is Iuade:
The sudden death of the editor and proprietor
of this journal and the continued i-health OF lts
business manager, Mr. B. F. DeBow; cOmpels y
temporary suspension Of it's issues. 1t is hoPeid
that arrangements may be perfected, when VIII,
at an early day. warrant reneWa! OF lts puonc!!
tion; but circumstances may consplre to make this
suspension permanent. In either event due notce
will be given to all interested, through the pubic
press or otherwise.
To friends at the South, brief rccountal OF the
circumstances attending the death Of the editor,
will possess melancholy interest. MIR. Dcbow
had arrived at Elizabeth, N. j., but a short week
prior to his decease, mission OF love to attend
at the bedside Of his brother. On the 22d OF Fen-
ruary he complained of what seemed to be merely
cold; and not until the 26th were thero any lndl'
cations Of serious illness. On that day symptoms
of an alarming character were manifested, and his
attending physician called consultation. care
full diagnosis revealed aggravated case OF perl
tonitis, and the relatives and friends OF the patient
were at once advised of his condition and danger.
Every resource Of science, and every care and al
tention from willing hands and loving hearts, were
at once employed but huitlessly, and at noon Of
the 27th-within twenty hours of the development
OF his disease, his 81 irit passed from time INTO
eternity.
It was the sad privilege of tho writer to close
affectionate intimacy of over twenty years dura-
ton, by watching at tie bedside oi his friend on
the last night OF his existence. The memories OF
that vigil arc enduring. Under ts::'e effects OF a
powerful opiate the expanded intellect OF tic suf-
ferer, freed from it's bondage to facts and figures
roamed in
realms.
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London correspondent writes that one OF the
main attractions at tovcnt Garden Theatre is the
donkey in ''Ali Daba and the Forty THIEVES" For
. stage donkey the animal is really miraculous.
1t is composed Of two small boys but its chief
charm is its tail, which works with string. That
donkcy-and especially that tail-has set all the
one Of them must have donkey to take to Now
York, and every one religiousy believes that he is
the only agent who has thought of tho donkey.
The conseq is that no less than nine donkeys
Of the Covent Garden model arc now on their way
to the Empire City, and no less than nine agents
will be very badly sold.
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From Richmond.

RICHMOND; Apri Is, To. the Eogrcss CON-
memoratsd the anniversary OF Mr. lancolns deatn
Two thousand met at Grove Edge city, who Were
addressed by two whites and sexeral colored: One
of.the whites made q radical speech, eautioni9g
.them to beware of the political designs, OF the
whites, and to insist upon equality before the law
and in the schools 0neof the colored speakers sas
made q conservative speech, he said he was raised
at the South, these were his people and he wanted
to be:a peace with them. :: -,
Tonight the theatre was densely packed 70 hear
addresses by r. F. Daniels, City Attorney, Wm- b.:
MoFarland and Marmaduke johnson, an eminent
lawyer, which were delivered BY invitation OF the
solon Robinson, colored, presided. All the
speakers cave them advice as to their new, rela.
tions; and advised tlem not to be. led1to suspect
the friendly Intentions Of the white citizens Of the
South by designing men; who we're forming them
into secret societies for political purposes.
aOutsideo or the theatre large crowd OF negroes
we're standing, persuading others from going in.
The audience inside was about one half colored.
During the speeches, when the question Of peace
between whites and blacks was named, there were
1orids cheers for peace. Is l- !
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w CHIEF QUARTERlIASTERs OFFICE,
SECOND MILITARY DISTRICT, NO. AND so. CA
CHARLESTON, So Ca, April Sd, 1S67.-sealed propos'
ais will be received at this Office until - o'clock M on
the 10th ilst at which time they will be opened, for
transporting within the City limits ALL The STORES
for which the Quartermasters Department may be re-
aured to furnish transportation. The contract to re-
main in force for six months ensuing May 1st 1867
Bidders will state the price per load for which they
will furnish transportation. The average daily NUMBER
of loads hauled in the last month"; has been one hundred
Eids doomed unreasonable will be rejected. Proposals
must be addressed to the undersigned and endorsed
proposals for furnishing Transportation"
R. O. TYLER,
Brevt Maj Genr, Deputy Or Mr. GenL
Chief Or Mr. I'd Military Dist.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-04-16

2F BATCHELOR'S HAIR DYE.-THls
SPLENDID HAIR DYE is the best in the world. The
only true aud perfect Dye-harmless reliable, instan'
taneous No disappointment No ridiculous tnts
Natural Black or Brown Remedies the Ill effects OF Bac
Dyes Invgorates the hair leaving it soft and beautiful
The genuine is signed William A. BatsheoT. ALI others
are mere limitations and should be avoided Sold by all
Druggists md Perfumers. Factory, No. 81 Barcley
street, New York.
R1- BEWARE OF A COUNTERFEIT.
December 10 T
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-04-16
-'sMystlc reaIms,
Where restless beauty sports in myriad shape

EantaStc;
and, from theme to theme in art and song his ex-
cited fancy passed with facDe power, and Wondrous
eloquence.
The metropolitan press has, without exception,
spoken in free acknowledgment of the tilent ana
public services of the de eased: but, OF the inner
life Of Mr.. DeBow-of his warm devotion AS llil5-
band, father and friend-of his genial disposition
speak so well as that cherished friend whose gifted
pen has recently enriched the literature OF the
country With noble offering to the historic muse
AMI to him, in fullest confidence, commit the sad
yet pleasing duty of hono1ing the memory OF our
departed friend. L. Q. Il.
NEM YORK March 1. 1867
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New Orleans News.

NEW ORLEANS, April 1.-two more creyasses
have been. broken in the Bayou La Fourche, on
Saturday, which threaten great distress.
The registration OF voters commenced to-day !;
..he majority of the applications are black.
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SPECIAL NO TIcEs

@.sT. STEPHENS CEURoH, ANsoN
sTREET.-pyine Service WIN be he Id IN this Church on
7ue,day, Wadne,day and Tha,stay Eueings, instant,
commencing at halfpast 7zo'cloc The Rector viii be
assisted by several Of the Clergy The public are invited
to attend. Seats fse collection Wi be taken up IN
aid OF the Church Apr1Ile
@ NOTICE -CONsIGNEEs PER AMERI-
CAN SHIP MISSOURI" are hereby notified that she7
has been entered under the FIVE DAY ACT IAN goods
not permitted at the expiration of that Time, viii Be GENT
to the Onstem House stores st their expense and risk
- JOHN FRASER & co.
April1 : ;=.ss5 - g.
/ as- NOTICE. CONs1GNEEs PER STEAM
SHIP B. sOUDKR are hereby notified that abe is THIS
Day dscbargng cargo at North Atlantic Wharf An Goods
remaining on the wharf at sunset viii be stored at ex
pense and risk Of owners. s1f i:ts2t
! s...sg ;;.gi. e9f WILLIS &cH1soLM, Agents..g
All Freight amounting to fifteen H5 dollars, Or lsas,
must be paid the wharf before delivery Of Goods
(! April 15 - : = z z -.
.~THE PEOPLES NATIONAL BANK.
CHARLESTON, 8 O., Janusry 9s 1855. .-5'he Board of
Directors have determined to increase the it Of
Bank tstsJ ;.
Stock can be had On application to sa -, -
January tuth g. e. LOPEZ Cashier sld
sSMEssRs. EDITORS s-YoU WlLPLEAsEj
announce Gen. A! NJ. .MAfIaAuLTlas candtdate for
Sheriff 6 ths ensuing ssst9nl ' As 4 AoE11zfa
@ NOTICE no OMARINERs:.-C APT AIMS.
AND PILOTS wishin to anchor their vessels 81 Aahlsy
River, are requested MOTTO do so any hers direct
range Of the heads Of the SAVANNAH RAILROAD;
WHARvEs, on the Charleston and St Andrews Hdssd
the Ashley Riyer; by which precauHon contact
Submarine Telegraph oablef Vim Be
I r3553:islf3t:9o fss9ds nj oi TURNER sHM
Harbor Mastara Office Chazlastm, Esbuazy 1888
February zf -, 3: 8: - =
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a@WE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
E. H. WHITING, Esq, a candidate for Sheriff Of
Charleston (Judiciall District at the next election
September lG
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-04-16

a% ARTIFICIAL EYEs.-ARTTICIAL HU-
MAN EYES made to order and inserted by Drs. F.
BAUCH and p GOUGLEMANN formerly employed by
Ro1ssoNNEAu, of Paris), No 500 broadway, New York
April IA lyr
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-04-16
OBITUARY.

DIED, on the 18th instant. In the ty-eghth yearof
his sge F. @. MATTHIRSSEN.
&.His Relatives end friends and those Of his Mother
Mrs c. r. MArrHEgsEN, of his brothers, WILLIAM and
JULIUS MArrHHssEN, ard Of HENRY GouRD1s, are invi
ted to attend his Funeral, THIS Afternoon, at -Four
o'clock ut the English Lutheran Church. Archdae street
April 16 \
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-04-16

aSAIL DEMANDS AGAINST THE BRITISH
Barque NORTON, Cantain ESsLow, must be rendered
in This Day, or they will be debarred payment
Anri1 IA / RAYENEL co.
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THROUGH TICKETS IlRIlDlll'

Steamer PILOT BOY. 80. :. i. ..e XcNnax.
Steamer ELIZA HANCOCK. Cspain y. e. RIcHARpsox:
Steamer FANNIE. ;, % B:sVMoxn
II FAVE AOC0MMODAT ALTON WHARF. .CHARILST0Ns
Wednesday, Friday and Saturday mornings st Tolok
The PnOTBo leaves Charleston every Friday; and
Savannah every Saturday. f:>5 AZ =: Z
The ELIZA HANCOX leaves Charleston every Wsdnes.
day and Saturday and Savannah every Monday and Ed
day. ~ rfl i
Savannah every Wednesday, touching at Blufon going
Freight received daily ana stored hee Of charge ~
No Freight received after sunset LII. .sGStyI -
For Freight or Passage. spply 70 ~.
= FERGUSON 4 HoLAEs, Agents. =. Z
~ { & gasSs..s,s G:izIss7 Charleston, SO.
MAaHoRN CUNNINGHAM. Agents..
E-tss.=-t :is.f s52tt.. Savannah, dk
N. B--Through Tickets sold at the 0moe d theAgan.
cy In Charleston to points on the Atlantic and Gnf
road, sad to Fernandins and points ON the e!ohn's
MYer .....- ~.
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SPECIAL NOTICES..

ns- CONsIGNEES NOTICE. MERCHANTS
Line schooner HARRY LANDELL is now discharging
cargo at Aagers North Wharf All goods not called for
before sunset will be stored at risk md expense con-
s,onees WILLIAM ROACu
April 1e
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South American NeSvs.

). NEW YORK, April 15.-G General Mosquerrs Of Co
upon the Congress ofthe Republic, and its mem
5bers have been arrested, including the ex-Presl-
dent MuriIlo. An army entirely devoted to MOS
guerra has ovelthrown the Constitutional State
Government at Magdalena, and established new
one entirely devoted to the Dictator.
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Domestic Markets.
No0y DTapATcH

Maxine Intelligence:
New YORK, april 15.-A1rved, the Albemarle,
from Richmond,
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ETHE PEOPLES NATIONAL BANK.
CHARLESTON, s. O., Janusry IS, 1ss7I6e Board Il
Directors have determined to the it1
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FOR FLORIDA,

oa1AA1N l. =. AONaHOoOt
WILL LEAVE NORTH ATLANTIC WHARF on
W. every Wednesday Aorntng, at O'Clock PRECISELY
HTFregh treceived daily and stored Tree Of chEfga
For Freight Passage apply board or at the OF.
ace Of JOHN MAHONEY, JR., 48 Eat BsN'
November 1S Above Craig, Tuomey Co&
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!. s.H.il.Pl

ONWH1RF, and wilIleage TAis 1ia&hs 18sslt fnsk
AN Freight must be prepaid No ayed as-
ter suIseE ~ 5ssa5 ~
81 - eyaEgl5s FKRdUSoN HOIl[EayAge1f y ~, ~
April 16 Acconnmod HhxSf ~
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@MEsSRs. EDITORS :-YOU !WHLPLEAHE
announce Gen. NJ .MAN1aAULTsasso ? Candidate for
'nstn g We " eSas :s .asIt Eli -
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1867-05-24
Col. II. I'D. Whitford.

We are glad to learn, from reliable
source. that the rumored removal, by mill
tarv order, of this gentleman as President
of the Atlantic and North Carolina Rail
road, is without foundation. 1t may be
true that certain persons about Newberne,
desiring to make their newborn "loyalty'
pay, have endeavored to effect this object
but we have no idea that General S1cKLEs
will give his approval to their partizar
schemes. There are but few if any of these
Enthusiastically loyal men in the South
who will not endeavor to make their l''ttr'0
Hsnn remunerative, without regard to thu
riobts of man or the laws of God.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1867-05-24
The Riycrside Magazine.

We have received from the publishers
Messrs. HAND and HoUGHroN, No. 4o'
Broome st., New York, several numbers OF
their beautiful monthly. The RIVERSIDE
MAGAZINE is especially intended for the
Young people, and we have seen no paper
or periodical SO well suited to the taste ano
Improvement of the young. The matter il
we'll written, very Interesting, and instruct
i've, and the illustrations we'll executed anc
very attractive. This Monthly must be
come a great favorite with the little folks.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1867-05-24

T have not seen in print, and which l think
ought TO be published, in justice to the
President for if poor Andy doesn't need
a little Justice. who does :? 1t is this MIR.
STEPHENS. as is we'll known, did not de-
sire TO be elected. He told his friends
so. but they urged it upon him. Gen
eral Jim Steedman was the man VINO
had most to do with It, he nap
pened to be in the interior OF Georgia
at the time-in military command L
think-and took great interest in the mat.
Iter-representing the views, no doubt, OF
the Northern War Democracy, with which
he acted politically. Steedman telegraphed
to Johnson to know if it would be advisa-
BILE to elect Stephens. The President re-
piled very decidedly in the negative, say
| inc that Mr.. Stephens was on parole, ana
onoht not to NEEDLE in politics at all. His
advice was not taken, and Stephens was
| elected. It Will be remembered that many
Radical papers of the North accused Mr.
Johnson Of aiding in the election OF Ste
phens, and spoke Of it as an insult 20 the
North, etc. What [ state here L nave from
a man who has in his possession tie cor
resDondence that passed between Steedman
and the President.
A large gold mining interest is being de-
veioped in the Northeastern part of this
State. about hundred miles from Atlanta,
near q place called Dahlonega. Two com:
panies have recently been formed with
an aggregate Of several millions OF capt.
tai, and improved machinery has been
purchased to work the mines. General
Grant is q heavy stakeholder in one of the
companies-the same in which the c. S.
\. General Dick Taylor is one of the prin-
cipal directors. Those who have embarked
in the enterprise, and among them are
many of the largest fnanciers of the South,
New York and the Northwest, confidently
expect to eclipse California in couple OF
years. The yield looked for is something
absolutely fabulous to my ears. The only
wonder is that some Of the ''bummers'
didn't find out about the gold mine while
they were here They would have de
yeloped" all therc was in it without the aid
Of any patent machinery. If any thing
can be invented to dig faster or deeper
than a hummer" in pursuit Of hidden
treasure, I should like to hear of it.
MACK.