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5frtilbers.
GUANO.

nESugIAN GUANO, pIREcf FROM AGENTS,
L at market rates.
SOLUBLE PACIFIC GUANO. s75 ca'h; $50 1st
November with interest, approved city acceptance.
pAUGa's PHO -PHA1E OF LIME, $50 cash; sG5
1st \ ,yember with interest, approved city accep-
tancc.
PHGN1X GrhNo. 500 cash; s65 lst November,
with interest, approved city acceptance
FLOUR OF BONE. unadulterased and unburnt.
FARMERS PLASTER OR GYPSUM. warranted
pure.
In offering the above Mnnures to Planters I do so
with eyery confidence, moi only having testimonials
from Planters whu have used them the past year but
the further guarantee that every cargo as it arrives
lima College, and the high reputation OF these Ma
n1,re q fI1ly kept rp. J. n. ROBSON,
Nos. and Atlantic Wharf
january l. wfm2mo
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THE DAILY NEWS.
Eye anu Sky.
BY GEORGE MEREDITH.

Blue is the sky, blue is thine eye
Which sh Ill call heavenF
Star is there, and soul ls here
Tell me which is heaven?
cannot know unless thou say,
So kin arr both in orb and raN,
so full of heavenly feature,
The fall Of dews, the flush OF hues'
The tenderness of sof ened vieWs'
Lovely allie by night and day,
And both of heavenly naturel
Blue is the skv, blue is thine eye
Both would image heaven:
Light is there, and love is here
B,ch the child Of heaven.
Ol might it be. and may it be.
That I, VINO worship heaven In thee,
May SO fulfil thy mission,
That light and love from heaven above,
and star and soul, my bridal dove,
May blend, and open heaven to 1he.
Through thy ccle ,tial vision?
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The Charleston Cotton Market.

OFFICE OF THE CHARLESTON DAILY NEWS,
CHARLESTON, Tuesday Evening, March 8, SO. {
Ihere was an active demand during the day, but
buyers found 1t impossible 10 operate to the extent
OF their orders in consequence of the light supply of
thestaple for sale; prices continued to strengthen,
and improved u to 1c. p ib., closing with disposi
tion to further advance. Sales near 1000 balos.
nay at IT. 12 at 49, "a at 1s 144 at 10; 1856 at 19
e6 at 20; 4e at 2ok at 2O; lOs at 2l; II at 2l:
as 2l>z; ls5 at 22; "a at 2251S; 80 at %.
LIVERPOOL CLASSIFICATION.
ordinary TO Good Ordinary. 49,. .1sX@2O
Low Middling ng......,........2 S2IH
1iddhn9. ................,.22
Strict Middlng .2oHCG23
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Wilmington Market.

wI1N1INGroN. March o.-TunPENTNE-ea az ,oe. ae,
c,;med IOaSSc snee last report. sales to-day Of 1904
bbs at IS as for soft and 50 Is for bard 2so d aDs
SPIRITS IuRpENr1NE-Sales OF . Dds 81 o47se' Anu
AOI Of 1929 bbls at 50 s0 4Oa2 30 for
strained; s2 so for No q; So 75aS S7h for NO l. ana
81 25 for pale ,.,.os .oo .h,s Of co On
r'coTros-sales Of I12 bales at 20 cts for Low Mid
ding and 2O1sa21c for Middling.
TIMpEn-s RATS sold at s5 for inferior, and sia
25 for fair MILL
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MERCHANTS AND BUSINESS MIN
WHO DESIRE TO SECURE TRADE T., tnsor. H01.
w that rich Cotton country, south"ee'
cia would do well to.advertisc in tne
DAWSON JOURNAL, ,,..,a ~ ,ba
An oldestablshed newspaper tSs heart Of this
ourshing little city Of awiGS ,So Iasest CIRCULATION
m ren ToTon os n This section it oilers extra induce
ments to advertisers. ca mar onrum Adyer-
Ga. Published weekly Mt % q ,W pe' cERTST1AN.
tislng rates mooei Dawson. Ga,
December ii
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New OrIeans Market.

NEW ORLEANS. February 27.-coTToN.-Tjhe
sales to-day amounted to- 1900 bales, az lrreSular
prices, requiring no change in quotations, which
we repeat as toows ordinary 18alshc coco Uru,, ~
nary l9ya-, Low AIiddhns 2OMa-; Mlodnne q >s
A.. and Strict Mindhng 22a-.
,fhe market opened with fair demand, and por,
ton of the business done early in the morning was
at fuller prices but the uyora1e ac cunts s91ss %
ouent!y received from Liverpool ann New ior
checked the movement and ut the close previous
rates were barely maintained. tood Ordinary was
i some request, and. being limited supply SOLD as
bich as 2Oc but not sufficient oxtent TO serve as
bisis Tor quotations. On tho other baud, We heaIa
of sales OF Midding as low us 2lc. Tho supply
Offering at the ruling rat was limited Had II oeen
more ample tho business would no doubt have oeen
OF greater extent several buyers retired In conse-
quence Of being unable to find the kinds they
wanted.
Stock en- hand september 1st, 1867, loales) lo'2oo
Arrived to-day. o'sV1 .oe ooo
Arrived previously. 49o'fa4-'oo'~o0
.4e4
Cleared to-day... 90 ccs 40 mo
Cleared previously. .soooooei''oO'
Stock on hand and on shpboard.. ......... .los.4oo
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Steamship Msrmion. Faircloth. New, York-lsf:
Friday Inst Rsllast. To the Master.
Steamship Miami. Mclaughlin. New YcSk-t days
Ballast To John X Thso Getty.
British ship Sedborsh. knoaie. Liverpssal-Ao days
from Hoiyhead. Salt To tho Master.
British brig Maggie Va, ASnew. st Johns. y 8.
via Savunuah-24 days from the ioriner. Hay. Po;a-
toes &c. 10 Il Aru.s & co.
Spanish bria Victoria, X.viIlcr. aa.anras-sS days
Ballast. 10 W HALL
steamer Planter. White cberaw. SSI bales Cot
ton &c. To J Ferguson. Mowry & Co u ~ WILKINS
& co, Willis 4 ChiSoi,n. J NJ CALDWELL E Son. Ken
dali & Doekery. J h SaSsets & Co. x kowe. J &
D Kirkpa,rlcs. 1hursien L Homes Graeser. Lee.
Smith & CO. Cour,eay& lrenhoin. Adams, Fros; i
Co. Roper Stoney. Z II Rodgers & co, Shatkeliord
4 Kelly. LAWS. DAILY. c White.
: Steam tug Staples. Springs, Georgetown. c.
To Risey Creighton.
Cleared d-SsAa-As<iaU-
Steamship Falcon, Reed. Ealhmore-Courtenay Il
Trenholm
Danish brig Sola, Anderson, Liverpool-willis &
Chisolm.
Sailed Yesterday.
Steamship Falcon, Reed, Baltimore.
Schr ID Warner, Horton, New York.
Steamer Dictator Wiley, Paatka, via Jackson vile,
ternnndina, and Savannah.
From this Port.
Steamship saragossa Crowell. New York, March 8.
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Consfgnees per south Carolina Ra1lrond'
nlnrah 3.

500 bales Cotton % bales Yarn, 2s4O bugs Corn H.
Sai;road cont Nest A jones' Courten-y Tren-
holm. j n Robson. 81 Cobia X co. J v Spraeue
sro. Campser & co. j Z Adger X Co Goldanl,tn
- r. I; n waiter / Co W Williams, EC Mey. q
" Williams L GO, Thurston. 4 Homes Adams, froat
n CO. b E sloal. Courtney s Co, G=aes"r.
Lee, smith & Co. q Wittc, Z y Witte, Shsckeiipra
& Kel,y. C Sahlnian y & j d kirkpatrick. warSllaw
& Carew, j Il Prinsle Mrs Kenyrlck. kanapau!
uanneau, L Meyer, j Salinas, Col Hunt Mar
shall, Hurge & Bowen, L Lowndes, Q Keeder, John.
ston, Crews u Co, LID De,aussuro, Mowry 70.
+ Downing & Co.
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MAPES
NITROGENlZED oUpER-PH0S.
..PHAlE OF LIME.

1--WE PRACTICAL EXPERIENCE GIVEN BELOW
of planters during the past season, fully establish
all he aoyg tayes CLAIMED tor this we!l-known FER
Eeceiyed the highest premium awarded to Feril-
izers by tho American Institute OF New York, held
For full report, with analysis made by the Com
mittae of the Institute, composed Of DIR. q. T. BUcK
Prrfessor j. g. PoHLE, and other prominent Chem
The distinguished feature of this sUPER-PHOS-
Pr ATE from other similar Ferii iizers is that all Of
is inoredie,fs are Of ANIMAL origin, and arc either
soht6s in ,gaser, an condition to quickly teco3s
soltble in tue soil and be tlken up by the crop.
Contains no inert or nsl,,eraL materials.
fhe proper relative proportion OF the Ingredients
in MAPLS' S. PER.PHUsPHATE to meet the re-
ourements OF the Cotton crop Georgia and South
a:oiua Soils is fully proved by tho experience OF
Ifuters who testified that ererer oppEIed, eue1 to
lal d notea for rxsns cotton, the disease is entirely
corrected and healthy, vigorous growth producea.
Or tbe same land Peruvian GuGno and other fert1l-
izt rs have failed to secure healthy growth.
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Exports.

Exports.
LIvERPOOL-Per Danish brig Sola-74 bags & land
81 bales Upland Cotton, s52 bbls Rosin.
BAL1IMORE-Per steamship Falcon-164 tierces
Rice, ZOO bales Upland Cotton. 48 bales Rags md
Hides, 10 hhds Hides, and Sundrics.
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PaSSengers,

Per steamship Falcon. for tal6more-Miss Quo
rard Miss Lowndes, H. 4 Street, F CouraSes. Theo
Koester, Shears. u sea old, and deck.
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NOTICE..

OFFICE CHIEF OF CITY DETECTIVES,
JANUARY l7TH, 1863
TNHE PUBLIC ARE r QUESTED TO PLACE
L upon their COPPER PUMP some private mark.
in order thatthey msy be ideA Aed when stolen and
recovered by tine Clly Detectives, as numbers Of
copper pumps are recovered by the Detectives, but
none can be identified.
f. ". HENDRICKS,
lst Lieutenant and Chief OF City Detectives.
January II
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LIST OF VESSELS
Up, CLEARED AND SAILED FOR THIS PORT.

FO IL u N
LIVERPOOL
Ship Amelia Conner, sailed ed...............Feb eb IL
Ship Tucker. Rundett, sailed. ...>.......Feb 3
British ship Charleston. Mosley, sailed. .....Feb 8
ship Mary Ogden, Godfrey, Jan 2a
The Arbitrator, Irvine sailed. Jan
The Hope, Hanecct, sailed. Jan
British uark Hector Nelson sailed Jan %
Br bark The Queen. Knight, sailed. Jan %
HAvRE.
The WetterhOrn, Stinson, sailed. d.............Feb
LEITH.
The Sophie, Muller, sailed DC %
HAVANA.
Spanish ship Nueva Aurelin Pelago sailed Fob Is
British bark hosalind, Clark sailed Feb 40
DOMESTIC.
Ship Daniel Draper, Harding, cleared Feb 21
Brig Josie Devereaux. Ghrk, up Feb %
Schr Grace Girdler, smith, cleared. Feb Is
NEW YORK.
Steamship Manhattan, Woodruff, cleared. =. Feb 29
steamship Moneka, Shackford cl, ared. Feb 2,
ShlO PAclnc, toSS, Feb AZ
Schr Matoxa, fooks, up. p....................Feb ~
Schr MeneWa; Dissoway, up. up.................Feb2 81
Schr Conservative, =, up. Feb 20
Sour Terry, Weaver, up..................Feb 4
Schr Maria Pierson, Frank. Feb a.
schr Raymond. Ellsworth cleared. ...... .Fehls
Schr Edwards, Bartlett cleared ...,Jyn 8
Schr Naylor, Naylor cleared. Jan 0
BALTIMORE.
Steamship Sea Gull, Dutton, up. Feb IL
Steamship Proraetheus, Harris up. ....,.F Feb u
Schr Richard Vlux, Whitaker, up. Feb %
Schr Chas + Page ~ ugnty. cleared, -. . Feb q
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Tg1HE EXAMINING COMMITTEE ON FERTIIl-
ZERS At this Fair reported as follows; "Enuy
No. .298-FERTILIZERS manufactured oy the Maps
Supcr-Phosphate OF Limo and Guano company 1rr
decidedly first in order Of merit. The IMPhoSEiD
sUPER-PdOSPHATE Is The best Gruclc OF its & G1ass
known to the Judges while the NITROGENNI.tp,
fully equal to the best anufacturcd Inose feI'.a. IL
zers are entitled to first premium as tney Afe 'i
superior To all others in the Exhibition. ,...,.,
Analysis OF Mapes' Nitroaenized super -pnospnaHte H
of Lime exhibited at the American lnsitute iI -
New York, OCTOBER 22d, 1857, made e1 lne uHee'ion
Ct the Committee on Fertilizers: ,., :. o,o
Phosphoric Acid soluble Moisture e1penea as &c
in u-,tar g. sol degrees. ........ 49,. .oo
Phosphoric Acid in SAND ano oiie~ :. w.
soluble IN water. %. .65 Nitrogenous orsa" On n,
Lime 20. I0 Matter SCUi 60,
SuIphurc Acid. IA s3 Yielding Ammouis. aS2, q
oxide Iron and Silica "a AlkalineSalts anu ioss
leo. .oO
Tho soluble Pbosphoric Acid is equivalent 10
II IS per cent OF Bi-PhOspbatc OF Lime.
II. w. KINsMAS,
AGENT FOR SOUTH CAROLINA,
February % 81 No. 163 East bs!.
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Gommerfial.

Imports.
LIVERPooL-Per ship stdbergh-2l17 sacks Salt,
TO order.
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Memspapers.

r. CHARLESION DAHL I
Qemspapers.
n.rE CHARLESTON DAILY NEWS.
rIvE JOURNAL.
THE CHEAPEST F1Rsl.oLAss NEWSPAPER IN
THE SOUTH.
PRICE PAYABLE INVARIABLY IN ADVANCE,
SIX DOLLARS A YEAR; FOUR DOLLARS FOR
SIX MONTHS: TWO DOLLARS AND QUAR-
TER FOR THREE MONTHS.
IT'S EDITORIAL DEPARTMENT
is marked by yigor variety. apd perfect independ'
cnce. Bound 20 the fortunes Of no clique or party
it will deal fearic y honestly and consistently with
,blic questions as they arise; and Its influence will
always be directed to ADVANCE what Its conductors
believe to be. the true interests OF South Carolina
and the South.
THE NEWS COLUMNS
cmbody everything OF general. POLITICAL oommarois
and monetary intorost rocovod by mail or telegraph
up 10 tho latest hour before going 10 prcss: and by
1t. eompact and convenient preparation OF matter
affords larger and moro varied amount Of infornia-
ton than can bo obtained through any similar me-
1HE LOCAL DEPARTMENT
will be managed with especial enterprtsc: and no
pains will be spared To mako It overy morning full.
accurate. spicy and vivacious record " everything
sha, transpiros n relating 70. tho City ofcharlcs
,on
WEEKLY SuRSoRIpTIoNs
FrS the eonvcnionce of. thoso In the city who may
The DAnr NEWS have introduced thn ysten Of
weekly delivery and Collection. now in universal uso
at the Norih AMI subscribers havp their papers
supplied /, them regularly every morning at tho
rate Of
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Oriers lef. at the Periodical Stores of Mr.. G. c.
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Counting Room OF IuE DAILY Nsws Will ruuuivp
prompt attention,
THE CIRCULATION OF THE DAILY NEWS.
far exceeding that of any other journal in the South
renders it peculiarly advantageous
Medium for advertisers who wish to reach all Glasses
If he people in that secQn while tho careful casai
1cstion of its advertising matter, gives increased
prominence and value to oil descriptions Of notices
appearing in its columns.
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The above prices are far less, in proportion 10 the
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POEr CALENDAR.
PHASES OF THE NOON.
First Quarter lst IL hours. II n.inutes, evening.
Full Moon, Sth 3 hours, II minutes. morning.
Last Quarter. 18th. III hours, 70 minutes. cvcpinS
New Moou 2sth hour, 50 minutes nior1'ing
First Quarter, 3lst, hours. II minutes. morning.
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Marinr nems.
Arrived Yesterday.

Port OF Charleston. March =.
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DIE CHARLESTON ER ZEITUNG.
"a GERMAN W EEKLYl
rs PUBLISHED EVERY WI yDNESDAY, BY C. g..
L ERCKMANN l. CO., No. 3 Broad-street.
Being the only German paper in South and North
Carolina Georgia, Florida and Alabama, 1t has now
large circulation in those State and would, there
tore be u desirable medium OF communicating with
the Germans in those States In Il Weir yernAcular
Subscripuon-S3 per annum.
Advertisements inserted AT the Usual rates.
Address
c. q. E3cK MANN CO..
No. Broad street, pareston, S. c.
February
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The fashions introduced since our last re-
port are quite pretty and attractive aithoush
there have been few radical changes.
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CASH RATES FOR ADVERTISING:
FIFTEEN CENTS per line for the first insertioni and
TEN CENM per line for ench subsequent insertion.
circulation-the main element Of value In adver-
tlsing-than those Of any other daily paper In the
city, OF in the South. :
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.Nomihcrm Sentiment.

We have. 10 tlr Changed tom Of southern
orator. aud jonrn,ls sine, me election striking
proof Of the fact tia, Republican success was all
hat wa repaired 90 quiet disturbing elements
and insgr"a -i,,iy an, pcrm,u,n' l.e.cr Where.
before thr election W.. defiance AMI opposition
TO the reconstruction measure. adopted by Con.
eics- j. i.pw au evident ! sirc 90 .arcept the
situation nnh To d'h canlili, with the pol,.
cal qurstiun.uo N isit,tiue The mind. of the peo.
PIE tn tone a. the southern press +, now a
very healthy one, aud PROMISE much Of good
The election ~ Grant aui Ccliax has proved
conclusively that the American people are devoted
TO Union aud to the theory that all men
''are created free ani equal. aui the southern
people cXhb, wisdom ir chrcrfIlly accepting
the ve'dic, Of the majority. AMI in their plan
desirr IN yield to NE w,shes or ,ha, majority
Had Ihe nation pronounced az the polls for
seymour aud blair. anarchy would ALREADY have
reigned suptcn" in most 81 the lat. Confederate
States The public journal. would have been
calling for the expulsion OF "-arp"i.haggsrs aud
Tie overthrow 9th. ,ili' governments An
CRY threat. made during he canvass would nov
Nv !" '''e t'"''' "' 'N''"'i"h' "th'i Nogfhmm'
81 lawlcs-nrs' nui violence would b. developing
itself every ~Lcie ani tie wir,s aud mails would
be- horne do~u Nith details VI outrage, inflicted
upon loyalis., white and black.
Grant. however Is snccessful at the polls and
order hrgin. az ONE 10 emerge uu' ~ chaos
Papers which predicted the dispersion ~ the
'rnmp ConRres. and the restoration oi their
rights through Blair irus'y sword, nov
counsel acquiesornc' aud moderation. aud con.
clude that Grant, after all will he good man
To preside over the de.'ini,, u the nation
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THE BaLTIMORE MARKETs.
M.IRRIED.

At Trinity Church. Towsontown, gu the 9th
lust, by kuv. !. =. lloh. Taos |. GEoRsE Of
baltimore, ~ Miss LixkiE RiBsELY. eldest
daughter OI Hon. Richard Grasun, of THE town.
Al Charles street Church, baltimore, on the
let inat by Rev. DR.. Sliccr, assisted 10y Rev.
Mr.. Britain. ALHgRT II. CARH0LL, Of NJ. Yer
non. Baltimore county. 10 Miss MtLLIE r.,
daughter 81 Or. j. J. Cockrill. of baltimore.
On the 18th Of August, by Rev. d. HciTner
tHAHirs HAHRNcK, " Baltimore, To Mrs. MANY
J. W,nHIN, al Baltimore county.
On tho 18th of Nov at the residence of the
brd"s father. by Rrv. Mr.. Lock wood, Jas. n.
owgNs 4 West River. aud Miss GERrRruE,
daughter Of Dr.. J. r. Councilman, IL Pihes.
Will. baltnnrr county
On November lth. at Rayvillc. by Rev =. A.
Young AnAS NALEKH aud Miss SaHAHs Wit
ttAas. both 1T Baltimore county.
IN Nov 26th. at RAyviilc. BY the same
kohEnt II. MATE~ and Miss CAHRIE A. THouP
~nN. both Of baltimore county.
"n November 2gth. At Rayville. bv the same.
''hHisrnrnIH BHoNN. III Baltimore county. aud
s.i-s >r-t,NN Hare 81 Carroll county.
On N"v 10Th by Rev. II. Nice. HgSRr Han.
hstN. # baltimore county. and Miss MAnT
ID. "l Howard county.
a. ih" 9Th instant, 1t the ". L. Parsonage.
T"w Town hy Rev. u. e. Iiaslup, AtsrstIN
J.. "i,'t .nl Lurt~, llgNsEHHI, bath IT this
town
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LETTER from Uashimniom.

AsniNa fnN. Dee. isds
IIFyJss of claimants Gtmin ga. cla.s afsi.iIors "a
e.. caiitnl. a. hatt ueniiu'd hsrsniurr she claim.
male fnr rpttu iFt ~ udr aiint during 49, p '.inn
ani rondscatc by our Government form an trnn o.
Iseksfs insfrst H. youF adeTs. % 4 Other knd
FROM Judge Hale, so assiduuus1 scruuainr the
eiaiUl. IN Inc Interest mi. ,r-rnt.n, 80 s,,r,
mate estimates q smsani. Ahsut ssn ull wafth
"feotton, Al the nut-d las irn canascaird aii told
~losg.ng e lsyal and aissy al pastcs s confederate
government aud Ffita lnd. iduals Nve, the isa
souahir assumption a. ihis case wonid y, that with
thes isioyaiit u s rule ahi los atty the farc
Exception ln the fsc Il this high probability houevsi.
the claims Rcad1 ~. 10 ~ ennhssaisd coitna claims
20 which The afsrrfaiau - the syaity - r
y an Initial aud lndl-f-nsibe slei -Noeei IN amount
by one third. al the eni.In oannscssd aud iii. marr
aalnis ar comiug IN
ruo frauis g, ilcnt bore a. onc, va In frst.c
% the loyalty and M amounts claimed and ils IS
lsoris who we've given 10 AZ shtuai ineasiy better
than--thosv air tusanls che I-of iankes ~ his
capidiy uns taiFoas ss,tisnan according 10 his
Zee aes since then the quantity has grusn ssrsHg
hrs bales There are other eases II men uhn had sold
pteo faE 70, Hho make claim EOVrrnment for
iaJ for u frcond unc and - an The atlsntds u
slide DEPARTURE ir,in truth aud honesty
On the othes hand there claims founded IN Truth,
aud cntitsd To h. Iaid, Iaitriy AZ least Ilenes the
nsos.tl isr unssa.lng and clvs" sctuius aud Sesrr
employed judge Hale tas that daty.
Another MATER 10 which your readers I'll ofus
-,.scss the same sort n iutsrrs hear tom asufre
Sh.h bficte 20 b. 'ntiely .rlAls that ineaasid
fail ainnni = siieiie and, = course fraudulent
100 30 !nd 10 70 and and their coupons have been
pFesenisd here IN Warrington ~ The feasufers oinee
and To assistant rrasurr ~ fvnt pafis ~ tir oaun
y and The fnii sa.ae ~ uir aattssissi protatytss
Irc-is.d ~ tfm. iais tha coulmittse nov entering
ai"n the sHauina,ien ~ the amair ~ q q hea.aES
lIiutng hafsau, uheu At tits. bonds nanufactuf
cd under the snlersisiun e = n Garkc. viii leave
hoihins nnaune neusstarl o. Tie sntlfu unfarsng u
Va darA And rnsuy ~ pay q ."mg Official scaandFe
The suffrage question lids hr a. firm The chief
basintss of this session ef Congress. u u c1petinF
aud Ia ils ogmpiicty uiii ~ fssad tho hiEaner ne
sf,dt dspcaai ofit Their thre siaas and rafties
TO We rarstian i Those ~ iavor u making equal
.H"aFe ~ All the states rsaiisss u feier. by amend
sausaas, lat hsidus that q = ir e. ~ statss
- esst Tor stats cuciions inaiadna a.msa 10 ths
uiassaiian u thg sahragc, - anlund.uT The csustu
lien - lsurnssd - asszirf faa -fpy Thee u mnFr
chance BE- aad thrfsiore ni-Fst %, Ne thaa a
hrs hiush NAY h. l,ercevstl We have ,sssttr lsFes
representation frsni the SDau again IN fannrss. and
~ shouldn't uousrf u thsy would fasuF u slth tnnch
uuanimiig, addnr their votes ~ huse q avafale H.
puilicsns add iisulatrsls a.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-12-12
FOTei0n Immigration.

liui few persons have au adequate id,u at ,hr
number Of Immigrants annually arriving in ,hr
United States. or Of the amount Of wealth tn,
bring With them. Shii.iicmns estimate tie
number oi immigrants IRON European State 10
this country since $50 1T IA millions five nun.
drcd thousand and that their defendants 10.
day number fully lweni, millions nbuu, one.
half Of the eniir population. from l-go 10
! 400 the number ~ foreigner Who landed on
our shores was ga, 400; from lsJO 10 isIo.
s53, uO0 from 1870 To lsiO. ies 800 from
1850 10 isG0, ?, 5O5 ,C?i Tho annual average
Of immigration since ls,O Is put down D, Con.
gresham Hanks at $50. 0Ou. aud actual invest.
CATION has proved that each immigrant. man.
woman aud child, represent from eight 10 one
hundred dollars. Thus. IN the aggregate NEAR
'hiri. millions OF dollars Ia gold il added To The
money resources Of the country annually by i'm.
migration alone 4 contemporary says upon this
subjeci "Bul We must lonk further than the
money value Of 'he Immigrant aud consider
- his productive capaci, Estimating his 10.
hor a, Eve hundred duliss year. a, this rate our
annual immigration would add one hundred
millions bear 10 ihr casl ,nlue OF the country
.sts-The reward Of bundled thou and dol
lars for the capture of Ird. Davis. - gsanily
oiierol by rresiden, J"hnsan when h. the, 81
that e" treason mus, be- Ia, L. odous." was par
tally paid ast week. by iiaf,a On the Trcasu
~ n the eKi"nt Of tl2 uuu. Gen. Wilson 81 n.
linois. Col. llarndon " Wisconsin,, Col Pri.ch
ard II Mich san sud capt. Woman II uhio.
received e. no each wira' m absurd ,ni.pp
plicaiion OF money now. "a view 81 the great
criminals present position