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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-15

For Summer Complaints.
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-15

CD1n6 ~ DOUUtOOO BOOSUby -
Nalol
n@HH UNDERSIGNED 0YFHRS FOR SALE
j hie Cbsir and DedstsAd rsrtssy and the
rood uill Of his bssincss. The Facsory = Of
brick, three stories high. forty 6ve t4Sl ry ssv-
snty fe) feet on the gfoand. With boiler and
su4ene reo0 sttsehed, sno b le:ated on the
corner Of Third cad Fssnsa ssfeets. in the city
Of Davsaport- Tvs lots Of ground enc hundred
asd sniy eight a rs By one hundred asd my
Y 50, feet, viii ~ eeld With the fscsssy- The
Eneioo Boiler and Mochinefy ose Ill n COED
srdsr The business 10 profitable ssd veli -
,.blished. ALMET SkEEL.
mOUDe Tor Sale.
TIVE UyDHRsl0y8D OFFERS fO1 S4Lk
i his residesee os Thirteenth. Sesvess - .sss
sad Brady sss. tass-dt0 AL1.r ....-e-
CITY anA Subarbaa Property
m.. SsAr ESTATE OF rHl LATH JUDGE
T1s>rSeifs heifs = nSw e0Hsd - sale, cn0pn-
- - SoeiaaaD - Soo1Ae1eo 1oD = - e1Y
rc.@ - le,s u uiteAslls -. "a and Ssa go
ficns. Deeuftsul .racts ~ NV arrss 90 fbs ssos
- ~ Hiu(!I. vstA snsnrpaDeed river view. IT
80 - lues neae ~ c1sp n0j0- tUf psF<r 'ssss
Ae- aSpay 10 sss-rnRIL.
AAainiseseCix.
Or John l. CoFrtNs
-..... Reai Rsss.e Agent
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-15

sold By Ill Drusgisss.
sold BY eli Drnggis,s.
Sold by ell Drasgisss.
Soldesv ail Drusg.sss-
sOid ey al DruggiSss-
Sold BY al prusg lsss.
Ssia By sll Druwr.As
Sslc b., all Draeg.sss
sold b. I'll Dfngsis,s
sold By Ill DrugEsss
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-15
Lass words.

The last wefds Of Thaddsus Stevens
we're 'Nsthirg 10 this world"
Nearly true. He had fought The the
world frsn the beginning He had Won
its gold asa had les, it, had drank 1t pleas.
urss most allurisg fountain, and drank 70
his sorrow be had bAt.lsi for lifs's hsnsrs
With stout arm aad gained than only 70
b lost hs climbed high up the pinnssls
Of flame only 70 fsll 70 earth again Be bed
wen earthly praises, and yet lived 10 b
cursed in the house Of his frisads and
vhsn totterins upon the verge Of eternity
be dared sbey the voice frsm over the dark
iced and proclaim What was right before
men and eonciseiieus before his his Maker,
hs Sas spAt upon. No wonder be sxelaim-
Cd "Ne.hihg 10 this worlt.n
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-15

Is Graat Or Seyneor y - "
next Proei1eat !!
A. Planehsese anA see what
1e ooyss
Foa yrx AxD AHusExsSr 60 10 PLAN
4 uYsrHnY. PiAxCHsrTB-
THs Old .DoAxEx.YCcKE e. = :! y.s: 90. s.Aas'-
osrasy esssss. aser fsA 90.
rUlY couMBHGO 4 N1w VOLUME WTA
= - q - 0agooin0 - 1euoD1
sgvs yeu psss vuaans. nd hs.s cn tnee ecHiccs.
. Pef.y Street..
CARDS. CIacuIARa. HNyKLorEs:, BILL
LUsE = GRiGoS,
IS Perry Street.
IIAvE rorR xors PAPER AND ENvkL
ID cpes stanped with initisle- Me i.swna n,ss :
ma p,.,s, :slsr ,s s,,,,c,sr, 8 Perry street.
NEW cuRonos. NEW coLoRED PHOTO
~ GRAPHS, 'o.sshins Mi ;i.sx q = eR1es-.
IS psfsy Street,
LJsR . 0Rl00g.
! - Peny erset. Desr Pos Ooes.
pooxs FOR sUnnER RaADfrG. /. peysr - !,
ID Sao3A hfnAsrR. Hpnfynev houk N - hooo n
LtsE > 1iloae 5 fsrD street.
assa. LgsR Z GasGGs. lsse.
Bookseller, Stationery
4 DGnaere ueo1 Prisseerss
N 49, 0sRooGe
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-15

PRICE, so;cEyfs
PRCR So CENT
pRlcE So CENTS.
PRICE 50 CENTS.
PRlcH.sa CENTS.
PRICE 50 CENTS.
YMCB 50 CNIS
PRlCR 50 CENTS
PAIGE - CENTS.
pncE 50 cEsls.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-15

PsePLs's JUDICIAL Ciacrrr CoyvgsTios.
In another place. will Be noticed call is
sued BY the Peoples Party Of Scott county.
in conjunction With the People Of Musca-
tine opposed 10 the election Of the rspubli-
can nominee, whoever be may be. This 10
20 agreed mo vement, and one that vii tell
powerfully in the coming election, one
that will tell that republican nominee who
shall be nominated ., Wilton on the ls;h
last. 10 stay st hone and make room for The
Ps.plss nsuinss to b selected 1t Wilton
On the I'd Gay Of September.
To shis end will the Pecpls's Party men
inalk shoulder 70 shsuldsr-snd ;his object
thsy viii achieve. Mark that
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-15

PsascSAI had the pleasure Of
call this nornisg from Warren 1. Moore,
ESQ.,, late President Of the Home Mutual
Lie Insurance Go. Of Cincinnati, and new
Manager Of North American Life Insurance
Co. Of New York. He is a genial gentle
man. represents an honest company. and
we hope to NEE, him oi;sn.
Oar well known former fellow citizen, J.
G. E.ds. arrived in sswn this mersing from
ST. Louis Having recovered from a severe
illness Of several months duration, 10 nov
improving rapidly.
Right glad we're we yesterday to meet
agsin eur friend, T. 7. Dwight, formerly
g. S. Express Agent here. and af,sssards
Government Quarter master. He resides 1t
Qainsy- -is sssus snd hArty-and right
vslsses anosg HE hssss Of frisads 10
Dsssnport.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-15

;6
Use Arnold,s Balsam
Use Arnolass Balsam
Use Afnold's BALKAN
Use Arnold's Balsaln:
Use Arnold's Balsam:
Use ArnolA's BAlsam
Cse APnOld.s BaIsam.
Use Arm0ld'e Balsam.
Uee Arnold's Balsam.
Use Arnold's Dalsan.
Use a rnold's Balssan.
Use Arnold's Balsam.
Gee ArnolA's BaIsam.
Uso APnOlA.e Baloam.
O0o APnOld,O Daloan.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-15
Tas ARsssAL SrxsKs Expsp-6oep Fssl.

Tas ARsssAL SrxiEs ESpsp-Goop Fssl-
Ixs RksIonEp -wonx TO NJ Essrnap.-
TIA Rock Islam 4rcHs Of 'ast svsrins
lsa-ns thai Richa,d Lloyd is sopern,snl-
eat efssens cork at the Arsenal, that, q
his ssqusst, meeting u stops CATERS,
laboYers, 4e. ke.. was he'd under the
trees. % the river baak, jsss sbc,s lie Ar
SERIAL Bridge. Ut II e'eieck yssssn'sg fsfs-
se,a At which b infornsd them that.
IL they would resume work. osly 9 boufss
day should Be rsqsirsd, in aecss1sEcs With
the lau. and that they shsuld receive such
pay, per day, as 10 paid in Chicsgo and
So Louis and immediate measures shsuld
be taken TO ascertain the rates and rom
munieass ihsn to The snp!oysss as the
publs- works. Ah-r.he proposition was
discussed, tue following Vas sent to Ar.
Lloyd:
Ro-a Island, Aug II. 1858.
To RicHAlD LLoyD, ESQ, SrP'f SssBs
WoaK AZ Rock IsLASp ARsESAL, Dear S,r:
We take pleasure in informing yea that ~
consider your proposition rsasc 'sble, cen
sequsnly ~ accept il.
Respectfully, Yours,
TAs SroH1 CrTfRAa.
Ne blame 10 attach "a 10 Gen. Rsdoan By
tbs werkmsn. They vill probably resume
work on Monday. II is not tue, - stated
that any threats ., insimidatisas vsss sssd
BY The strikers against these whs remained
q work. The A-sIs SAYS il 10 10 b re-
grstisd TIA. many men have lsfs and -
espted cmpleymsnt - the works Of Rey-
aslds, Saulpaash 1 Co.. At Dunlsish. u
Gaiva. and other psints-but Ne hope their
places viii soon b. fllsd. and sll the wsrk
accomplished At the Arsenal which il 10
possible to accomplish this ysar.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-15

RAlLsoAp lxsUxc1sex DissolyED.-Wsl
learn from The Henry County Ptess that
Judgs Springer has rendered IN opinion 10
the injunction case which was heard BY
him few days ago. in which he decides
that the law passed BY ths last Legislature
authOrising The electors Of townships to
vote tar Of not e1eeedine ave per csos.,
iss sailrsaA pafpesss, epasths&iesAl. TIE
= tho 0rs9 doeiGioo - ~ 10.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-15

REAL EsIATs TkASsTss-Our worthy
fellow citizen, g. s Bsllo.d. has recently
come into possessisn Of one Of the choicest
bits Of soil in Scot. eoansy-having pur-
chased the Sslbg place. formerly owned
ty Jas W. Means. On Locust street, be-
tween Perry and Rock Island streets con-
prisine sigh, acres-conforiab,e builein g
AMI m endless variety Of shade and fruit
trees. shrubberv, small fruits-eve.yibing
20 mako . suburban home de elightiul. Mr.
Ballord PAID nearly ten thousand dollars
for tile premises, turning ever So part q
TIA price lis cottage tenement on fifis
street, between Brady and Perry. 1t s .
great bargain, and We don't know Of any
one who can enlay the Lscuss street prep
crsy any better than car its nsv proprietor.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-15

WHITE BOYSlN BLUE TO NIGHT
CITY HALL.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-15

TIVE uxpHRsl0ysD OFFERS fOA SALE
his resideaee on fhirteenth. eesSess -"
- erelv "a fasS-Atf1 ALAgf 6Ak1L-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-01-23
BELIZE.
SPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE SF TIVE HERALD.
Rnysges nj the Observation-Disclosures Of The
sun,a Cruz Indiana.

Rnysges ef the Choicrn-Deprrdatious Of the
santa Cruz Indiana.
BxIrzs, British Honduras. JAN 10, 1863
me cholera Ia stll very bad In this town, aud is
srrosd,pg throughout the ooloa.. Since my last the
deaths which are reported have been from Elk TO four
teen each day AZ these only include what are buried
by tho prisoners II esunoi include all who
die OF Il Tho reports from the towns on
Tie different rivers are very bad, pui the
people arc 40 frightened thai hopo the facts are act
no bad as reported or this there can DO no doubt
Those -ho cugh, 70 be the most calm, cool and col
lsc,ed are the mos, alarmed and the nrs 10 run leaving
their hands anu estates 10 take ois " sheueevts
The conk ecu the prnpre'ors VIII pc mos serious
icsss ths hands, JUS, hired for the year ana largely
advanced leaving their WORK. ana IN sons INSTANCES
Matters are nov sssusins . very serious aspees on
our northern frontier The santa crus lnaians vho, -
reported my last had sons after ans, we're ms' ~
him whom they we're on tbsr way nouie hNf navMe
DESTROYED he town and received coinpsh oruppirG
Canal ef, HIS town the Santa Cruz indians came up
hoping they would retire, but when ne FOUND they
burned his houses and killed bic women sna eoorsn ne
hls men on their road home, and a. thy were passns
back somewhat elevated with the'r succsn ne ssr.
rounded them and killed . great many snem repors
Says one hundred and thirteen ous Of twe men
A. the same time be released their prisoners ano cps
aIrsd the arms Of nssry oil the force WIN tner Diva.
der This defeat when the santa uss' moss ~ y.
sceustomsd TO- coupled With the capture o. osnd ssnt
into this oolony Tor some dssertors, has msde them
desperate and now they threaten hn colony ~ WI
shs Ecsoha indiana 90 Ne may expscs some trouble
nom ,hen This viii w The motel " eur nsv lever
ues end colonial 0serssaJs
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AnUsrsrEsTs.

s.~>-~,.--.-,..... "tE
n 9wE az THEA, night, 81 Mr. aud .-s Edwin
~ fA,fd ana foarA Aelng Dogs Nero Carlo.
biAACHAaD With f.s -oous drama Mr DICK sauda
=. inc drama 81 The r. ~ JACK Mr. w. Ashcroft
FEL0S'S Doom lie.Sf~, Mons Jegenl
Blanchard ! npnEf 90 rhox ~ pailaa
ans tha Dogs
Carlo anu nero. | WIFE. -.
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POLITICAL.

40 nropAroRsrItP -pEMocRATs ANp FRIENDS
N Of the constitution and hs laws made IN Lvrssanee
nd our citizens who believe that tho prnpc
s,,ians Ia confer tbso ute power upon military Chsfsn
ana 10 strike down The ancient judicial sypsm NJ ths Uned
sa,ss dangerous TO tue Oerot " Zoe people are 70
oues,ed 10 assemble 81 Grand ssst HsI Jeissy CITY 90
thursday, January "a 81 O'Clock M 70 svo c1pfesson
sustain The Prssdenl In HE noble efforts 70 svsr ise faa'
hogs aimed Al the free institutions OF or country Lm
ne ri speakers will be present 10 Addren The bcenrs
A
rrpE YOUNG MINIS uBsERAr. COMMITTEES los
Tsmn,any Had wil meet ,o.nch tsnvrsiay' Jan ss,'
80" X a. AkphRsON, Chairman pro ZEN.
EAuHrrAa, Secretary pro tenn
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CuRNiTURB.

FURNITURE. 0ARPArs.
Great clearing su ssls c.rpess and Furniture for shs
ssr two month"; ., the Lrssss s,sSa ~ ains sysr
regardless Of eSst price, ~ ~ End Ae9 Bghsh avsavS
s1a ssgps s sc,r:r son ss unssd sA,es
49," H..0FAERELL,
INoR ALE OuEAP--r1E fURsIru as OF 4 FLVoR
sss. xsar.w <. sfomasas. Herald snss.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-01-23
FuRNTTURE.

A MAGNIFICENT PAHLoR syir-shriN HsooA.
n l made 10 order for ss2t widpe sold tof afN ons
Kinds Of Turnturs si bargain for cash, call BAhEsr
broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-01-23

he leaves hero IN short time to 'dr.fs sbout" CHINA
REd the East Inias.
en- aeLaae aud family 50 homo IN tho China
having raA1o thorough Inspection Of the ina
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-01-23

pROoKLYN ACADEMY or MusIC--DE LA GRANGE,
ID TUESDAY EVENING, Jan. 2S
First Grand Opera Night by tho distinguished
LA GRANGE AND BIkIGNOLI ITALIAN OPERA,
Verdis great master work.
will be pefr-med with Mme. Dg LA GRANGE Miss
Adelaide Phillips, Massmlk ant Orlandin, Coietti Sart
Muscal Director .Signor N.coao
Seats can be secured Saturday. At A. NJ. ~ the
sadeny of Music. Brooklyn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-01-23

k'REScH THEATRE.
: q. - bAse1-Aa Lessee aud Director
THE RETURN
- JOYOUS GREETING BY THE P.,artc
ana the adnl'rers OF Ofeuoach's chef iruv~s IN 10
hkAND DUCHESS or GEKgLsTtfx
IhiS llHNkSDA1l EVENING. IAN "a
The ONE HUNDRED AND THIRD NiGHr
AID LAST NIGHT BUT ONE
Tue FAREWELL MATINEE
AT IL O'CLOCK on SATURDAY
bcins positively the last perfoImalce As syea,ur hs
opeiA company take tier dep.rture for Wasnngtoa
-. MILE TOSfEE
AND ALL TIE ORIGINAL ARTISTS viii appear.
SATURDAY EVENING, JAN a5
LA MARiEE DU MARDtGRAs and
LES tEMMES Qui PLECRESr
Seats secured for any perfo nee ading MANNER
a. ths theatre. scArmers. i0 and Cochran s95 broad
way
The New York herald., 1868-03-18
ALONG THE HUDSON.
SPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE OF THE HERALD

Revenue Detective nj Newburg - $40, ZOO
Compromise Money Paid the Governments
A Bank Cashier Beaten Through Mistake at
Poughkcepsie.
PoUGHKEEPsrE, March 10, 1858.
Quite an excitement has been raised In Newburg
OVER the appearance there OF VIM. G. Carr, Internal
Revenue Inspector of the Eleventh. Twelfth and Thr-
teenth Districts 1t appears, from reliable inform
alton received the returns made by several OF the
business men Of the CITY have not been satisfactory
to the government, and the information reached
Washington through sources other than the govern
ment assessors Of the place. The deficits In the
turns OF dealers and manufacturer were very large
and when the returns investigated considerable
CONSERVATION was the result. number have been
compelled to pay additional taxes who will enter Q
protest against the proceeding, and will appeal to
the commissioner for redress. they allege that the
inspector went out Of his way to oppress them,
and that his decisions are unjust and at variance
with those OF the Revenue Department. Inspector
Carr went through the books OF business firms with
perfect GOODNESS, and left town with the nice little
sum OF $4,000 compromise money for the govern
ment.
A cashier Of one Of the banks at Tion, N. Y. was
badly beaten at the depot Saturday night by brake
pears that when the train reached Peekskill the
brakeman made raid on the apple and peanut
vendors who generally infest the cars at that point.
passenger nterfered and pounded one Of the brake
men severely. when the train reached Poughkeepsie
the brakemen mistaking the cashier spoken OF above
TOT the person who committed the assault at Peeks-
KILL pitched into him, striking him IN the face, cut
ting II in bad manner. The blood, as 1t flowed
from his wounds covered his face and dripped down
on his clothes, presenting q ghastly sight. An at
tempt was made TO arrest the ofender, but he man
train did not know OF the affair TIL It was over and
expresses much regret In relation to the matter.
The New York herald., 1868-03-18

The second race win be mile heats, three In I'VE 70
wagon. The horses are going into training imine-
diatey for the matches, Jim Rockey handling his
nanesake and sam Crooks looking after Baslaw.
No better trainers could be selected and their man
agement OF the entries is the best assurance that
they will be in hx when wanted.
GENERAL CHALLENGE
Mr.. Fawcet desires 1t to be publicly known that ne
will trot with Bashaw any stallion 10 the United
States, mile heats. three In hve, in harness for
stake OF $4,000 In earnest OF this df he Yesterday
deposited $500 forfeit, Mr. Henry Graves covering IT,
that the latter could not secure stallion nthe stae
able To compete with Bashaw. Mr.. Graves Is 10 nave
until the 1st OF May to find horse and II successful
the race win take place during the summer
Whether or not the challenge will be accepted ~
matter Of doubt, as the number Of good stations IN
the country is remarkably small and none Of them
have reputation superior to the Iowa stallion.
The New York herald., 1868-03-18
NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

The frigate Sabine naval apprentice ship, Com
mander r. B. Lowry, win leave New London this
week for this port and on the first Of April she win
60 out Of commission.
The laborng forces In the various navy yards ore
being rapidly reduced by discharges. In consequence
OF the limited sum placed in the hands OF the secre-
tary Of the Navy for the coming fiscal year.
Three hundred laborers and mechanics were dis
charged from the Washington yard last Saturday,
and on the same day large number were discharged
from the Portsmouth IN. H.. yard. oH
The gunboat Nistc and the double ender Talla-
Yard The Newbern ls soon expected there 70 be
reftted.
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his private pocse. witnou. entering Il on the books

his private pocket without entering It on the books
at all. ~ .t
II was ascertaned that General Tew was In the
habit OF drawing out $780, $500 or $500 ct time
and had been uslng the money In his business Tne
bookeeper stated that he did not replace this at all
There were found In the General Treasurer's ONCE
t966.000 worth of<bonds that should be DESTROYED
The Committee recommended to Mr.. Parker that all
the bonds and valuable papers should be deposited
In bank vault II
OF the $4,000 deposited March I, to make the
statement good for the committee, about sl50 900 was
drawn from the Rhode Island Union Bank, balance
OF which the committee had heretofore known no
thing. General Tew deposited the tax Of the city OF
Newport for the years 1869 and 1867. amounting 70
upwards or 800 600, In the Rhode Island Union bank
The total amount OF the deficiency discovered thus
far s 100. The committee do not at present think
It VIII prove to be any larger though II Is Impossible
TO say with certainty what NAV be disclosed me
State has also lost verv considerable amount by the
failure OF interest on these amounts which ought 10
have been drawing interest during this time In the
Bank OF North America
General Tew's bondsmen are Messrs. Thomas Cog
geshall, George Fl. Norman, r. b. Kingsley and s. 9.
Bailey.
The New York herald., 1868-03-18

THE DEAD LETTER OPFIcB.--A washington CORE
spondent states that the property clerk OF the dead
letter Office Ia now arranging In show cases. for pub
lie exhibition upwards OF a thousand articles Of
value aud interest which have from time 70 time been
articles and fragments h an elaboraely wrought col
lar, evidently the property OF lady, to which -
attached note with the inscription, "Burned IN the
cars between Fort wayne and Chicago, III. February
9, lsesr There n also square OF gun caps, found
with nfty other squares quilted IN lady's skifs on
cartes a. ststse and photographs Of soldq{y N the
dead letter ofice nuinbeftng about ftocn thcusand,
are bsnq placed IN peEs1otios for sxbbiAon ana pub
lie identIncAtion.
The New York herald., 1868-03-18

The Well Known Horses Jim Rockey nnd
Bashaw, Jr., Matched for S5, ,OOO-A Bashaw
IFrom the chicago T,mes. March 14l

lFrom the Chicago Times March 14.l
by Mr.. A. +. Fawcett was on YESTERDAY matched
against Mr. E. Prices geding, Jim Hockey formerly
Hardoread 10 tyot TWO the s' and 25th days
OF next June on the Dexter park for stake Of 900
Probably no matches ever outlined In the wesf were
80 mIi OF promise as the two In question. Both
horses are wen known TO the public from their for.
mise two OF the closest contests which ever occurred
In the country. They have wintered wei, and their
present condition inspires the utmost oonfdelce Id
their respective powers. The records OF ,he horses
are almost similar IN deal they are aged alike and
they have turned mile In better than 40 in the West
and urfmen will rejoice 70 hear Q the nts
entered into as their contamination viii settle the
vexed question OF western equine supremacy The
articles demand p. D. The first race will Be mile
heats, three In ave, In hsrnesA for stake Of sasoo
The New York herald., 1868-03-18
Navy Bnlletin.
wasHIsoroN. March II. 1894,

WARRINGTON, March IT., 1863
The Navy Bulletin OF to-day announces that
Captain Andrew Brisson has been ordered from the
command OF the United States steamers Michigan,
and placed on waiting orders and that Commander
j. T.. Jewett hae been relieved from duty at the New
York Navy Yard, and ordered to command the
Michigan on the 7th proximo. fa 4sl
The New York herald., 1868-03-18

many acts his part which evince his appreciation
OF their services md OF the view which all Ameri
.ans would take OF any ingrattude on the part OF
this government. Matias Romero has q most dim
cult and most responsible part to fill just now In
Mexico. Lerdo Tejada has the English papers trans
lated ana put before him every morning, as ne Is
anxious 10 know what is said In regard to the sltu-
tion OF Mexico, and TO know what going on outside
OF Mexico.
The New York herald., 1868-03-18
POLITICAL INTELLIGENCE.
Farragut the Man.

PHILADELPHIA March 10, 1885,
To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD
You have never in your life come to more definite
and truthful conclusion than is contained IN the
article In the HERALD OF Saturday In regard to Ad
mira Farragu being the candidate OF the democratic
He Ii "exactly" the man we want. His ''record Is
clear.n The republicans cannot assai him with all
their impudence. With Farragut we stand even on
the war record. It will then be matter OF principle
against the most outrageous and reckless measures
that have ever dsgraced our country. Who doubts
for moment the result II select Admiral Farra-
gut for our standard-bearers II he win accept the
nomination, and the democrats refuse to select him,
they deserve to lose the golden opportunity now pre-
sented wrote a letter to Mr.. Belmont on March IL
suggesting the name OF Admiral Farragut, and am
reioced to see that you advocate his nomination.
Keep 1t before the country and success Is certain.
The New York herald., 1868-03-18
South Cnrolina Politics.

The South Carolina conservatives have put In
nomination the following candidates for Congress:-
First district B. F. whttemore Of Darlington Third
Simeon Corley, Of lexington Fourth, J. H. Goss Of
Union. 1t is reported that j. M. Allen Of Greenyile
viii run as an independent candidate.