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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-12

Ksomsrs Illais Dye. Natural. Durable. Beautiful
Beet and Cheapcst 10 tho World Sold b. I'll Drug
gtsta and Oountsy Ssorekeepess. JOHN J. KRONER
6ole Proprietor. t0i Chestnut H.. Philadelphia.
1T. snrLn, Gardener and Florist, COR
Ath and Main Sts.. fruit and eRnsmsnta
tress. mv20-ly
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-12

SLARDRs CAss.-It will bs remembered
that during the last session Of the District
Court, tho Grand Jury found bills aginst
two Of the City Police and one Constable
for alleged cruelty to prisoners. on the tes-
timony Of ons Ststls, who had given them
considerable trouble in ssrssting hin on
one Of bis drunken sprsss. In his tssti.
mony be said they took ESQ from him. Al
ter the bills we're found be reported thia
story about the city. which led to slandss
suit. The case has been postponed several
times, but finally oans to trial yesterday
before Justice Blood. resulting il two ssps.
rate judguents Of e25 sssh, against Ststls.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-12

Srsss's Wsnss are the pure juice Of Me
geaps whose psss and gsosrous qualities
cannot BE- eEcsllsd los the Invalid Of oen>
valoseus. They are highly esteemed fo'
saoramsutal purposes. N. b. Coed Wins
makes good blood.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-12

PsRaY DAVIS vs0sSAsLs PAu KiLLnn.-
rus aasAs FAMILY nsDrcIHs o. 1as Aes -
Pain Killer taken internally. should b sdul.
with sugar II desired, or made into syssp
with molasses. Fora Cough, : few drops
on sugar eaten will b more effective than
ything else. For Sore Throat, gargls
the throat with mixture Of Pain Killer and
water and relief 10 immediate and the cure
positive. 1t should nos Be forgotten that
tho Pain Killer 10 equally a. goodto taks
internally, ~ To use externally. Each bot
tie is wrapped With full directions for it,
uRa.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-12

PsssoHAL.-Mr. John L. Davies, and his
son l.. 8. Davies returned yesterday morn
ing from three weeks trip 20 the pinsriss,
where they have been looking after their
lumber interests. They return to find the
old river busy distributing their logs.
Mr. +. H. Miller Of the firm Of Bsidsfbecks
4 Miller, Wholesale grocers left on last eve.
ning's train for the Eastern market, on bus.
mess connected With the 6rm. He will bs
absent about Ave weeks, and visit ST. Louis
previous to his return.
Our popular builder. Tom MeClelland,
returned yesterday morning from . bust
ness trip 10 the East.
We are pleased to notice the return o.
our young friend W. d. Middleton, former
y student with DR.. Peck. He returned
from New York City last evssing, having
graduated at che Bellevue Hospital Medica
Usllegs. He has not decided upon . loes
tion yet. Success. Doctor. you have earned
the title and may honor Il.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-12

RBfvHns OF Scaoei Etscrions.-fhe at-
Osolieo Of scAeel olResrs and othsss 10 sall-
u y ths following law:
Section -. Chap. l, Of The 0snssal Sehoel
AZ, deelaiss that Seheel Boards 'ssbsll. Ct
their fsgalas meeting in March Of each
1sas, require the Sseestary 70 Ole with tAs
Clsrk Of shs Dsasd u 0upsevisses, Csaaty
Supssintsndest and County Treasures. easA
esstiaats sf the slsssion, quali1 1saeieas
and post once address Of the President,
Secretary and Treasurer of the Distriet
Tewaship, aad 10 advise 49, 6sso dine
= time Of any changes mads in said o6lesfe
sy appeintasot."
1t 10 hoped thss SsssstAeiss vill an tss
ssfsinsAtss nsnsd = sosa = pssuabls sad
y shsy wih st tAs saas tsoe fsrwasd -
shs sdcs Of The County sapssisssadsst
ths names and post once addsses Of The
sue-dirssssrs n their respective townships.
they viii receive the thanks sf The
CouHsv SuPRalrrsnpsrr.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-12

Liaksnsals delivered his oastsfly lee.
turs, "Four Years in Washington" to q
good audience, in the Court House, last
night. Il 10 fins lecture, end in mates
and delivery. 10 - far ahead Of many in.
ported productions % are the notes Of Patti
above the cfoakings Of polly wog. Abound
iss in humoe and in sentences Of toschis1
asd pathetic sloqasncs Il 10 worth the -
tsntion Of any audience snywhsrs.
Dee Ainss life this winter, has bssn pain
fully dali. but.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-12

Rranw NRaoDorso Leader RHo0oF'
vstive and Wessr Proof on Dlackrs. Sos DeeA
Fr0Sss Galler's RrapaRoa -
49, 0n IiaekinG, ~ Oii1g AasneaDse, O1sria0
~ se0dv II -, Nm dlsocS1onsfR oo161
RfSSk S1aS9S0 Ro11eA Oh 0l0kn
1t. ~ - esserelk n .; 81 ga1o1a4
RID s'ess ~ ), 4 GtvANS : @.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-12

Coon JoKs on rns "OLp SEfrLsns." -
The late energetic development Of the Mis
sissippi has given - nodsra folks pretty
good thing on The "Old Settlers" Of Dsv.
sspost, which ws can't afford to lose.
Formerly. when 'us latter day ssints." %
called, began to talk absst high water along
Front street, the "Old Ssttlsrs" would shu,
% up quicksr'n scst-derisivsly asking
High water. Unphi What do yss
knev shout AieA sstsri See hsss. boy
jss ought 10 have bssa hsss Ne year aflsl
I camel Thsa vss'd sssa watss worth
talkiae abest." This had y - beess q
course. but always under prssess- -hepinG
ths time would come whsA ws sssld exps
risnss ssms rice shas wsuld dry Up thas ses'
Of deminsssiae. We've I'D Il now hiet
water Nhas bsst ell those Ssenss year mark
By more than I've fsst; 20 dsubtful nejsr
ity ws GO tell yeai Yss. isdssd; end
thsy swn right %. ~. and give 10 bsas
and nov veil take our revenge out Of thsss
fellows that cone hereafter. Let them tall
about high wafer Il they dare; and vel
lst them knew vhat ss'ss sean right here il
Davsnpors, our own sslvssi All. ha
vent tasy catch IL though
"Old Ssstlscs,' your hands We ~
even With you on the watss question.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-12

Tas Couon AID Luao RxnsDY. for every
family 70 keep on hand, ALLss's LuHs
BALaAn 1t sells every whore, and gives
satisfaction. Read the following extracts
from lstters l.. 3. BowR. Druggist.
Uniontown. Penn, writes, April 4, 1856 !:
Aliens Lung Balsam has performed SEINE
remarkable cures about here. recon-
mend II with confidence in oil diseases 81
the Throst and Lunss" SrssLiHo Dso.,
Druggists, write from Carrolton, January
AZ, 1860: Send ~ six dozen ALLRn's
LuHs BALaAn. W. are entirely out Of Il.
II gives more general satisfactiou than any
other medicine ws sell" Sold BY ell Deal
srs 10 Family Medicines.
Tuo RuUnsv Ass swnsrsss Con l. vsn Osl In The
world, manufactured from ftcsh. healthy livefs up
on the shore II 10 perfectly pure end swset
Patissts Who have once taken II can tAbe ne Other.
Ask for Hazard a CAswsiis . Cod Liver Oil, manu-
factursd BY OAswGLL, HAxAsp = Co.. succsssoss 10
Caswsli. Mack q Co, New York. osld By all drug
gsts tAasAsat6 wsow
''Basssss's Vegetable Hair Restorative"
took the Fret Prsaium over all eompeti.
tors 1t the New Hampshire State Fair. II
stands eonfssssdly without rival through
cut the country, and 10 driving oil other
preparations from the market. PAils1sls
pAis Public Ledger.
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Imports

Billie HOHDURAS-Steaus ship Trade Wnd-3O0 plan
tains 20 bbls bulches Uo5 pine apples
60 dsmtn-49 bis molasses Thcs ReynoldslS hide TO
B L MaIn &c $50 gold Barnett Lsssssers93 50 do
Harrison A
LlVERPOOL-B Challenge--560 bars railroad iron %
csls soda ash So 700 7000 tiles order50 bb
Wolfe &co-l00 do Durham &cO-f6 bds iron 43 bdls
hoops Shark staaer &co-20 erstes earhenwsre WI
&co
MxrANzAs-schr Norrs-isO sugar % hhds mOlasse.
tics do PUG Bros
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RECENT. hr RaiIrand..

NEW ORLEANS JACKSON & GREAT NORTHERN
bales Won Phul Bros-5 Payne Huntington 6eO-5
Higgins &cO-2 Warren, Crawford 6cO-2 Alcus Sue OK
Autsy-2 Winston, Morrison dcD-2 Terry &co-3
load st Drain &co965 feet ZANZIBAR VIM Anesi2O
do W Wea- er-4449 do Chsndler-2SOO O brick Sea
top9 bales yarn Jne Hade &co-sandres TO ordsr-rOtA
"a bales CO ton
% hbds II MOutOn &cO-I6 bales moss W Poman
CT hides C.urs3 head cattle and sundies 70 order
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NEW ORLEANS, OPELOusAR
and
GREAT WESTERN RAILROAD.
U. q, Mail RoHte Between New Orleans,
Western OuislAna and Texas.

TIE Railroad FerybOat viii leave the foot Of ST. Ann street.
opposite the jackson Square, DAILY at ~ A connecting
With the PASSENGER TRAIN leaving Algiers atsAM
Shippers and consguees Of freight by giving notice to TIRE
New Orleans Transfer Company, Camp and Common
have their goods received delivered any part
Of the city at reduced rates Of drAyags.
Feghs for stations the road for landings the Teche
and for opeousas deliverable New Iberia Martins
VILE reosived dai Sundays excepted from to H.,
a. the foot Of st. Ann street.
Freight for all points Bayou Lsourche between Isba
devle and Lockport for BeGngsr Canal, Gnd for Houma
viii be received and transported through via Raeeand La
fourche Tsrrebonne stations through
All outward freight payable at the time Of shipment and
inward relght on delivery.
g. ". z. BAILEY,
Superfuteudent
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LIvEBPooI- Ship JOusve2so, bales cotton $3.50 'ks oil
cake 10 ckks bones
bags $50 so saks salt Is bbls whisky
IND1ANOLA-SteamshipT sxas-7D SKIS salt 5j bales hay
30 sks corn 20 bbls sugar and suDdries
vALENCIA-Schr Cinqae Sorslle-24.70 100 slaves
ST LOUlS-Stesmer C0ntnental-lVO bxs sugar and sun
drNu
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-05-16

SUNDAY ARRANGE MENT Steam Train from City IN
lieu Car, Every SUNDAY MORNING, at 4 O'clock
An Extra Train will leave the CITY Every SUNDAY EVEN
ING, o'clock. On and after April 9Th toe Trains viii
leave either end Of the Road sundays EVERY HALF
HOUR from until o'clock p.
FARE-To and from the Lake, day, Is cents Pas
for GENTLY notify the Conductor depart
Of Train. Fare to Gentlly stsouFifeen cents each
way GEO. PANDELl. General Sup.
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Earine 1nteHigsnte.
Crescent OTFIcE, No. ~ CAMP Strict,
Saturday, May 10, 1868.
Cleared Yesterday.

Steamship v G Hewes, Trip, for Galveston.
G Whtney leo
Steamship Texas, Baker, for Indianola, lster
Steamer ContlneutAl, Yore for 81 Louis, Master
Stip Zousve. HathOu, for Liverpool Lowell Bailey
Sthr Cinque SCI nile 1uzeil0 for Valencia, Master
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spoken.
April & in lat % ST. long 1885, ship Assam Valley, Prom
New Oilesns, fer Liverpool
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RAILROADS.

DONTCHARTaAIS RAILROAD SUM-
4 MER Advancement n and after APRIL LIST,
1868, the Trains this Road will run fellows:
FROM LAKE.
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Helow Coming UP.

bridge a Ocean
Bark Leon,dSs Hossrd s. days nOm Liverpool to Eos
dick AGO
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
GALVEsTON-I
MORGAN LINE u s. NAIL STEAMERS.
EoR GALVESTON AND rNDIAvoLA-rHE
following sn low steamships form this Line
w. 9. Hewe,.I. @. Harris... Austin,
HSassms.. .csaseent. Morgan.
Clints. Tartar ..Matagorda'
VIM @. Hewes,
GEO. Z. TRIP. Commander.
win sail SATURDAY. Nay 18th. at SAN
For freight or passage apply TO
oHAs. A. WHITNEY CO.. Agents.
50 and 50 Camp street.
No whisky received without order from the Office
G. HEwEs' s sis saii oa WEDNESDAY Nay ssS
FOR TExAs.-...............F TEXAS.
INSIDE BKRwICKs BAY ROUTE.
NEW ORLEANS. oPELoUsAs AND GREAT WESTERN
RAILROAD.
Passengers .s.s The Esr sos, .ppc.s. yscs:oa sqs.,s
the train leaving the AgsIs Depot At srEivng :.
a Brashe.r for Galveston
Josephine. CAPTAIN ]. n LEWIS,
SUNDAYS AND THURsDAYs
R1ERS DAT sundays sa s1cspsd at the once op
ousas Railroad Company No. 6g Canal street, OF at the
Ferry Landing on The pSTni5s dsgsstare
CENTRAL AMERICA.
BELIZE, BRITISH HONDURAS
ZOE BELIZE. BRITISH HONDURAS.
The United States mail steamship
Trade Wind,
1T MORRILL,. Master,
Will sail for Belize British Honduras, on WEDNESDAY,
the 10Th May sss oelockr.A
For freight passage, apply to
BROOKS, MACDONALD 90, Agents.
CORPUS CHRISTI, 6.
FREIGHT AT GREATLY REDUCED RATES.
ROR CORPUS CHRJsTI. RoCKPoaT AND
St Mays via New Orleans OpeOasAs and Great Western
Railroad The Morgan Line Steamer
Alabama,
will leave on SUNDAY. May 18th, with Passengers
AID freight for Corpus Christi and ST. Mays, and
will hereafter rim between the Brashesr End Of
the Railroad and Rockpor Texss, in connection with the
730 A. NJ Ferryboat from foot OF 81. street. and
train from Algiers.
Freight and bills Of sdng signed to Rocpor ony
Ferry Landing every day, except Sundays, until
@. W. X. BAYLEY, Superintendent.
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Memoranda
DOMESTIC PORTS.
FOHFTgN PORT3.

Boston, May l5-ssed for New orlesns steamship OBI
entail Snow arrived, steamship CcncofdiA scar
Nee YORK May 9-Saed for New OrleaRs eanship Ores
Ci v. Holmes, steamshp Geo CrOmwsil. Vail
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WATERING PLACES.

FOR WATERING PLACVs-MoRGAN LINE U. 8.
Hail Steamers.
For BAY ST. LOUIS, PASS CHRISTIAN,
Mississippi City BILOXI, Ocoaa Springs and PaseagOaa-
NEW ARRANGEMENT
Tbs low-pressure Iron steamer Laura. Csuaai,
JOSEPH NJ. WALKER, will make ar trps 10 sbovs
places ss follows arrival Pontchsrran Railroad ans a.
below:
Or TUESDAYS ard THURSDAYS A. n train
On SATURDAYS II u uED-on this grip going 10 Paso.r
goula
Returning viii leave Ocean Springs SUNDAY, wEDNES-
DAY end FRIDAY Evenings Pssoagoula every SUNDAY
NOON.
The trips will be regularly made unless prevented
bad weather For further apply -
OHAS A. WHITNEY A CO., gents
90 and So Camp street
BAT Pass Christian stoPpass emily a. the Gen.
trail wharf
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Arrived Ye.terday.

Steamer
Stp Zousve. Hsthorn, for Liverpool Lowell Bailey
schr Cnque soirie, iuzeFiio, for Valencia, Master
Arrived Yesterday.
S'An c Sv3 sson iso a s''0n wa Havana "
sisamShip Trade Wind nori, from Belize Honduras to
ansgroye- 81 dis riot q
schr Dill, Miller, from Tampa Bay to mAstsr-NeW
schr Morris Bric FrOnty, from Ma,snzss TO PUG Bros
sloop Ripple from LafOurebs to mss,r-2d district Is
sloop Eeho Bnlo from Buras Settlement 70 msster2a dis
Lugre csP.sa', Dufssns, from LAfOureh',
Lugrsr indiana, Mansrogs from Lsfourchs nsIsr-2d
distrie:l5
Towboat Harry Iig ht Wright from the Passesowed down
and 10 sea. sh inst brig Wnaeld and schrs Saussa.
Alna A K CD, Mary Kelly ard saivsdor--brougat up
brig Chslengsr ana sehr Morris
sTEANBoArs.
Magenta Hicks from st Louis
lsfourche KOuas. from Shreveport
arohns, Batenan, f.om Fort Smith
Agnes, Rolls from barStaris, with barges
IewboAi Mohawk and bsrgss from 81 l. uis
Dexter, Montgomery, from LSuisyis
Grey Essis, BaTsnc0, from BAyoa sara
Helow Coming Up.
ship Tses6sd IheoSAd from Havr lith arch to Ash
Bark Lsoaid1s Hos ard 81 days no Liverpool Eos
dicE &eo
Memoranda
DOMESTIC PORTS.
Boston May l5-sailed for New Orleans steamship Cd
sss YoTs Nav sssed for New o1saa s.,v Ores,
cent Ci y, Holmes steamship Geo Cromwell, Vail
FOREIGN PORTS.
Liverp,el April Arrived from New Orleans. uhip Ken
Bremen. April 2s-Auived from New OrIean, ship Iaso
Xinbsn.
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CALIFORNIA.
NORTH AMERICAN STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
THROUGH LINE TO CALIFORNIA. VIA
PANAMA OR NICARAGUA
New Arrangement.
SAILING FROM NEW YORK on tn 9Th and 10Th OF
EVERY MONTH, the day before when those dates fall
on Sunday.
PASSAGE LOWER THAN BY ANY OTHER LINE
For further information address
D. n. CARRINGToN, Agent,
III West street. New YORK
W. b. WEBB, Presidents CHAs. DANA, Vice President.
Office "a Exchange Place, New York
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Lverp,el April 23.-Arived from New Orleans ship Ken
elxorlh Brown.
Bremen, April y Arrived from New Orleans ship IdsO.
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RED RIvER.
nor JEFFERsoN AND sHREVEF0Kr

u Untct--Tte .. D mai tteAmer LhIOurc che, BEN. b
KOUNs. Master, Will above-ksturning leaves
Bayou every WEDNESDAY, at r. Passes Grand EcDrs
every WEDNESDAY, NIGHT 81 u n Passes Alexandria
THURSDAY at II Passes ~orman's Lands eVuy
THURSDAY st p. n Passes Ainth Ned river every
THUR DAY at8P Passes Baton Rouge every TUT Rs
DAY NIGHT at y Time and from Marshall and Jel.
ierson three and hall days. Apply 20
@. Ia KOUNS BRO. 90 Common street.
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FOR ARKANSAS RIVER
Leaves On wEDNT SDAY. May 10Th ssP.n
yOR VAN RUREN. PORT SMITH LITTLE
II ok Pine Bluh ali way laudngs-Tho A No pAs-
senrer steamer Cssoiiae, W. ID. Batenan, master viii
leave positively. For freight passage apply
wIEBuRH LORD. 80 GrAvier street
n. o DONOHUE, Tehoapii oulas street
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vICKsBURa.

Leaves EVERY SATURDAY, MsrE
LHOR VIs,KsBuEG, MATCH AND AT IN
II termediae lsndings-Ths steamer Gen Quiirnsa.
7. Lesfers mater, Sam Ayes clerk, Will leave aDOve
making all Coast lendings
sIHNOfI a ADAMS, IS Commercial Place
Tie steamer Gen. Quitman connects at Yicksburg vita
steamers Countess and Culams for YEEoo and Taahaths
Rivers julia and Rubicon for 81 Loais
phis and ell intermediate landings
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1868-03-28

lkets closed firm, at t2499z4;;t % tsa les 800
bales; receipts 569; aales of tue week
1850; receipts 1927; stock 81, 500. Z
'I1iyRRpooL, March 27--Noon.-
Cotton opens frmer, but quotably.
ls4a,sezs; sales the week aesS IS IS, co co
bales; for export 11.0OO; speculation
10000; stock t391, 600, whereof 29i,-
600 are American. ~, q"
:, LONDON, March 27-3 p M.-Con-
soils 931s. Bonds 721s07214. H..
: LIVERPOOL, March 27-3 P. M
Cotton firher, more active and ad:
vanced 16-uplands ON spot 1O1l; to
arrive 1885,; Orleans lO1s; stock
afoat $4,000, whereof $50, 900 are
American. i',t' -.e
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

New YORK, March 27-Noon.
Gold 3S1l. Flour 5@1Oc. better.
Wheat 2(g3c better Corn a shade
firmer. Pork firmer, at "a. .75@24SO.
Lard lower, at 1G@16M. Cotton
firmer; sales 1000 bales, at 25l5026.
Freights firmer.
2 p. M.-Cotton firmer; sales
1900 bales, at 2515(026-closing at
26. Flour-Statc 9.20G11. %; South
ern 0. .6O@14.75.. Wheat 3(14c. bet
ter and active-common red South
ern 2.45. Corn-yellow Southern
1.29(@l.30. Mess pork-new 24SO;
old 23.75. Lard 16(G1Gsd. Freights
tirmer-cotton sail 3-1G@t4; steam
I@3s.
BALTIMORE, March 27.-Cotton ac-
tive, at 25. Flour firm and small
transactions, on account of light
stock. Wheat frm-choice Mary
land red 2.80@2.9O. Corn firm.
white 1.13@1.15; yellow 1.17(61l9.
Oats S34S5. Rye 1.S3@lS5. Pork
$3.50. Lard II.
CINCINNATI, March 27.-Proyisions
quiet.
CHAlsLESTON, March N.-Cotton
active and advanced 14@1,; sales
1000 bales-middling 25A(d252S; :;
receipts 433.
AUGUSTA, March 27.-Cotton mar
ket stiff; holders too high for buyers;
sales 200 bales; receipts 15O-mid-
ding 24ia@25.
SAVANNAH, March 27.-Cotton
opened steady, Dut closed firm and
advancing-middliDg "a; sales 900;
receipts 605.
New ORLEANS, March 27.-Cotton
active; sales to-day 900 bales-mid-
ding 25; receipts 1880; exports 2lO:
sales of the week 10000; receipts
Ia, ,459; stock 1885. Sugar-fnllv
fair 1419. Molasses G0(0S0 for COM
mon to choice reboiled. Flonr
weaker-superfne 10; choice 1925.
Corn active, at LOS. Pork dull and
unsettled-26026.5 so. Bacon dull,
jIobbing at 12@15}4@16M. Gold
MOBILE, March 27.-Cotton mar
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tYeyva Items.

ICHARLEsroN, March 27:-Arrived-
brig. j. w. Woodruff, Boston; schr.
A. p. Crnmther, New York; schooner
A. H. Edwards, Philadelphia; schr.
Maria Lunt, Baltimore. Off the
port-ship Charleston, from Liver
pool; schooners j. J. Starsons and
Richard Vaux, from Philadelphia.
MACON, Ga, March 37.-The De-
rmooratic Central Committee have
adopted resolutions denouncing the
Constitution, but recommending that
conservative candidates be voted for.
WASHINGTON, March 27.-Stevens'
universal suffrage amendment covers
all the States The penalty for in
fringement applies only to Alabama.
Its defeat is regarded rs certain, as it
would give Alabama to the Demo
Gratis; but the passage of the bill rs
reported, which validates the Consti-
tuition and inaugurates the State Off
cials recently voted for, is appre-
hended. Violent cross purposes
exist, however.
Impeachment speculations are rife; (;
but the actors in the play are reticent
nothing reliably indicative or sug-
gestive has transpired.
There was n prolonged Cabinet
meeting to-day-all present, includ-
ing Thomas.
- Black moved to take up the pre-
liminary Injunction in the Georgia
case, but the court declined-process
having only been served on parties
within immediate reach. A further
hearing of the case ut this term is
regarded improbable.
The Alabama bill was crowded ont
in the House to-day It will come
up to morrow, in regular order. The
radical Congressional Committee
have Little Rock advices, indicating
the success of the Arkansas Consti-
tuition.
Internal revenue receipts, to-day,
$3.50, 600.
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.Tse1 EsssSxeRas
Gable Deapntcl,es,

r LONDON, March 27TThe reported
arrest OF Deary is false;r he escaped
20, t.aserioa. % io - ~ :
: The coal miners at Chnrleroi, Bel
GUM, IRE .riotous, and the military
were called out; many rioters killed.
The town is now Tranquil
> FLORENCE, March. 27.-The Go
yernment is taking active measures
to suppress brigands.-
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CongrcssionnI.

3 WASHINGTON, Marcl: 27.-In the
House, after District affairs, the ju-
dietary bill passed over the veto
strict party vote; and is now law.
The Conference Committee on the
tax bill reported-bill was adopted
In the Senate, nothing of impor-
tance transacted.