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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-03-20
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unb iiberliefelt pon benz Adtbaren Gbancer1 @eridt
non Dapibien Co., Ienn bel 1eiuem 6ftobers
Eermin 1868, Iperhe id gum 5ffenth9en BtrtGif an
ben gietitbietenesn gesen baGre Sablnns am Courts
baustbor in Der @EnOt Jtafbu1n cam 8 n a en- b,
ben N. Ndrt 1869, na6Hebenn bef6riebene &dns
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2incoIP an aac Eonl (febe &egtters Office, .. 6.
8n 40, Setsu 500 lirh 56f) ut1A Idfk pOn hn Eproz
peltli6 40 6uB an Der 2inie bes sennnnter asts;
pon 6a 10eiti9 10 SUP tn rebten @InteI, mebr pOer
weniaer, aS Der trenRennen Aaep sDii9en G9errpz
uRo SHmETteaaaBe; usn ea fioi6 IN recbten aBtnten
aenannfer Ml%y or tIang AO SUP non q IN recbten
a8tnteL 5itlid 30 SUB nae9 BEN Musaeuss un6
if Gbeil Des pcR 8. " A9ite, @. Dr. am II Seps
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6. g., BUD ~, Sften 437 uno 433 lberttageuef Gis
gentnumS MnD nit BeibIGg beIe9t, ais bas Gfgens
tbum pom Sfadc YGiiI, I'm etHer geeuton in metten
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Mne geeep Slaac RGuI nno AnDere fir S470.32 nebt
Sntereffen uno Roffen 5u eenigen. Gegebeu ben l5.
SebrHar 1863.
ft5 6arS 81. Z. Gaines, 9spaa,g
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-03-20

C$m @baM4sEp au gRafhptGle.- Sttdt EennefIee,
~ Gffice &fRTf Mr6s @sGters &61nserps @eri6& aH
NGhgt1e ben L. SaWnar 1868. ReteT 5oursLeD ufIh
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Gre @fE&ee feline @emebRef Be& $aGn4 EennefTee
fnh, 10 asrbe perOrSnet 9&B e tbr Grf6eineB BARN
pDg Obeg ineSbaIh ben eglten brei Sagen bee lbten
EerRirB geuannten @eri6$es, aM haIten am T I'D e n
RnntG i'm 5uG@aen MpriI 1868, MAIDEN MlA ami
&dGexS @iM hetenneR, 0nt1DDrteu p6er GtnwafDt cts
beheR 3iefelbe alS poH tbnen aa8eitamu
Ign exRt4yt Mn6 8M eiRer Gx parte au6eraHmt ruere
&BM f@fgb aan6 6a rfefe 8esGsaMn9 fir uier ollIei=
nailoer t0I0enbe aBocben in Der 3GfbDiHe Areb 1nt
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~ @Msor 10 m d. q Ome RI, 81
GHtle u. &asitb, AnD&Ete fir &Edger. feb10 AM
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-03-20

cSn gbcneerp su s8afbDfue -Staaa FennefTee
90 9Hsce &ieat nab AEaper, @boncsrps @eri6t
9tafbut1ef ben 4. SGHtdr 1858 @tnteA RlEaer,
gsgen y 9atttns une Antefe. 8etLaete-Gd aus
etnem ~ oteier SADIE eiueerei9ten Ai0npit hsruors
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men BARN nor n6er innerbhb ben eflten hrei Saaen
oes nG9ren Serntns erndnstten Gert Ates, su b1ltc
made nn6 anf ria .ers Bin beteniie ant1porte ober
Gtnpanh erbebe pinrtgenfaHs biefeIbe nIs uon ibm
SugeftaHeen ertldrt nh ~ elmer Anb5rang ex parte
enberattnft Iper6en uia6, tb 6os 6iefe Betoronung
tllx pter aufeinanber foIGenoe @DbeR in Der Raibs
pile YreB Mno Zines un6 Der sEenneffee Gsoatsaeis
ting befantt aeina9t Tperben. s1.&
Mnf9rift beaIaubigt: ~
Rorton g. 6opeII,
eterf tuh Rsiter.
R. %. 4ritbett, AnlpaIt fir Bigger.
" feb23, Az ; Gss fstsfss sfsst
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-03-20

Gym Gbameer@ 5ls gE6fDpiHe. Staat Eennefiee,
@A Office @lers Mnb aRGiaef. GbancerpaGeri1t III
9RnibEsaes ben 2&1 SamMax 1@6@ @R Il &eaader, &I&s
GeT aeafn Ebe@1pre @all1a AllA vi aerss NetIagte.
no aRB BEN DeEt@te eeS @BeEtHs tn btgf@ SG@e
be4upggebts bGS 81. 81. millions nidbt auf Bkfnnhea
Deg4en EGRH, 10 t@ SeebGIb per0r0nef, Dab er Tetn
Ggf@etnen bartn Dor ober innerHQIb ben erten bret
%1gen Des n&@neas &eEmtns AeN6nnteu @ertbte8,
1862 iS1Ge aSsD Gwf Gagers @i Befenres af1tmorte
Ohey GinIyGnD erbebes wtOrtGenfa8 nie5elbe ais
ibw sMGeftamneN sthrt Rnb 90 elmer Mnb6rnng OK
paFte 0ffbeSGRmt werOen Erirbs nrD bG6 hteie @ers
erbMwn9 ffx pter aRfenali6eg 5cIGen6e ao6ei t Der
geGfAhiae eeb urn &imeB iinb 6er Genneee $tGatss
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E@A3s &EeEf AHD NRoaef. -
M. q. GeRess, MnpoLt fir &IaGer.
feb94SAw sass go 9A sAA@l
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-03-20

On Gbancern ~ RaibuiHe. Gtaat TenueS1ee
= Glert lna Mnfttrs Office GBdncerp gerid5t az
~ Ea1bpiAes ben 26, Sebrnar 1869 SO & gooper,
4ld9erI eegen RoihiHgtOn Reredlte, EetIa9ten. pa
aus etnem IN hiefer Sa6e eingereiGfeff Mffibapit
5erpCrgebt, oaB BET getIuge, Baibington Retebitb,
ten bstuoRMsr pes States Fennefiee it, 70 wur6e
oOer tftterlalb ben erften Easen 6es nG1item Ger
mtns senannten @eri6tss, 81 9aIten am # n
w onta9 hes nG9Iten Mprils 1853, mode unb be<
fenne, la1iisuorte ober GnwaiIb erbebe ,iS GGoers
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81 elmer AnhSusng ex parte anberaauf wsrben ipirb
uno ooB oteie Serornnnng pier ofeinGnber fnIaetbe
aeoden in oer Roibpine 4res unb Zines unb Der
Senneffee StaGts3eitRns uerDifentIidbt lperbe
s 4 81 A#& s4Rprton q. SoweIL
& IL - J s@Ierf Mnb Mafter.
Sd U. 8 Cooper, anrOdlte fis gldser.S
mS6, An
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-03-20

Gym Semesrp ua RnfbpiLIe ,-lSiaat EennefIee,
GIerf une Wafters Office G6anteru-G3erid,t IN
~ Hafboiles ben 26. SebruaE 1862 Qnlitfo 8orr
ret, 4ldsettn. gesen nriab Garrett, Betnaten. ga
aus einem IN etefsr Sa9e etugereifen AffbGut bers
por9ett oaB getlagter, uliab Garrett, fstn 8emob@
nsr oeS Staates GenneiIee lift, 70 mlube baher pers
otonet Sab iein Gri9etnen bartn DOR orer inners
paln pen sr1tetl xaeen bes ndbten Eermins genanns
na9lten Aprils 1863, made na6 betenne, antpprte
onet Gtninann etbebe auf Rdgers Bin, uibriaenfaus
1sni8e OTIS non tbm betannt ilnb 80 etner Mnb6rmna
geroronnrg auf pter anfefnonber foIgembe Mod5ert
n Der 9lafhpiHe ssyes MHo Eimes uno Der Eenne1ss
Stadts seitu g uerDffsnfIibt werhe.
AbfHrift beslanbfat: fA s&sf
asE MortoR 8.r9cweII,
glert nnb @aiter.
m36,4@ $50 'sl-sE4 IS
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-03-20

ON @haneetn az Rnfbufne - Stanf Seuuefiee
4 @lert atns Diafers Office @bancerp sGeridt su
~ 9safbuilet ben 1. 5ebraar 1869. aBna. 5. Gals
heMn Aemtntftrotor 7e., &fdger, aegen Gbrarb Wur<
phg Ane Aro ere. BefIagte "a aus eiilem IN bieier
Soe eineerst9ten Affoauit berporeebt, has BefIosz
ter Gaaare Murphy TEN Be1uo bner 6es Gtaats Geas
neiiee M to patee aaber Derer6net, has ex fein Gr=
f9etnen bnttn por 0oer tatslerb0Lb ben sren EGgen
hes n99iteu Sa minis geHdnfteu Gerihtss, su baten
am Grfen W onta hes IGdhften Mpriis 1869,
MADE nho betenues nntTDorte rbet Ginwnab erbebe
auf 9lG8ers Blu, w,sriGenfaAs ieIbige ais uon Inn
betannt lno 81 siner AnbHrung ex4 parte an6es
rannt peroen NTH, un6 baB eefe Betor6mig fir pie
ouetneneer foleeRee 9Bodlen IL Der 8efk0tIIe Nres
gsmabt Iperhe4t 49, al SG&E19sse& -
Abf3rift psaIaubiat /: S- ssNsS4
Morte n 8. SoweII,
ii $3.50 @Iert ano Nafter.
sm35,4m s$A@l4sfsi 80 a@@V
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-03-20

gg 6 tfenIo6n ngretB
bon Dor. gietp SOrt mad 0afbDile 1te SIafIe
$1,000.
:, smmisrantensng bon sfsiD yorf mad
0afbbiIle 1880.
Smmi9ranten3ua, bon Baltimore
natb 2oAisbiue $1,000.
R Daabfboot 9alIaseid,eine mad
europa nno Suriid foinie @nropail1e
lGiienbabnbiLlette fn0 BET mir einauIe.
ben alno e0anen bier ans9eteIItaue
Den.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-03-20
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S. ISL k55iS1
SbertH'e Sertauf-Sn GemGBbett elmer ven
unD lberltefert pom Mbtbafen Gircutt @ericbt pom
Daptofon County, Eenn,5 Bel feineul Souuar :
ben Reiftbietenben segen bdare 0ubIsna am Gourts
hans=Ebor tn Der GtaAt 4saiRpine am Sonns
obeno, ben ~. Mdrl 1863, feIsenbes Grunbs
IN G0geeIb, Gautbfpn Gounfn, Eennefiee, i'm GiutIz
oiittttt 9tn. Y, ie6es nit 30 5ls ronf an SMITHS
Apfnue unn 200 GUS aIriidlaufefb, nit @efGiag
beegt Gls has @t9entbnnt 81. 9pb5oH, I'm elmer
GTecltton 81 gnniten non SIdue g. Alder mn6 aez
gtn Vt. M. Rtnnaro, Mbminiitrater, un6 gtidoIas
pobfon, fir $500 25s nteresnnno Rotten su gents
gen.. 9eeebeneen Is. 2ebr,lar 1869.
febz6 g. Rss Or nal ON. Sheriff.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-03-20
Baltimore Qinie
9ambmrg ! Auleritaniil6e
8afetz GDillpQqnie. J.

Sampfer aansburs SGure ae@sgOrt.
Sarnnionia 6ebr. IT. Sebr. 20. WRa. 8,
Solfntia j ~ "a. - %. !, 10.
@inibrta Mara 8. Mars s. y %.
MeEpbaIia = 10. 49, 13, 80.
glllentannia !, IL. 90. &pril 6.
9dntltonia i "a. 81. 10.
Solfatia, 81. Npfit B. 20.
Gilnbria slptil4 T. ,,s310. J. ~.
Gernania IA. - ~. Nlai 4.
a6ffphalia - 81. - "a. j. III.
@e9en 9afIa8e iuenbe man fid an
ben lInterSeitbneten, Der G9eine ~
Stem SOrt Preifen ab9iebt. s'.'
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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-03-20

900 gfart gaaeo a 81 6ents Sold
fir i Mart.
1900 Staaee a S 6ranrs 5 cts. fur
ST. Mnse. Sob. S
so 4sfanb Sterling q 1 Bfunb fur
81. SO Miaer. Sob.
s|s 3. Bon NOD srBberem getrase.
\ GaIbei fii6oeatlde Nabrun9 a All
Gents Sob fur 1 @al0en.
@nl0en 9ouanoifd) @eurant AZ
Gents gOlb fur 1 guI6eu. 49,
96oIer @reubifd) gOnrant 723
Gents Sob fur l SbaIer.
Z SboIer 8ren1er Sob so Gents
fir 4 Sbaler. q 'E is
Waart Banco 36a Gents @oIO fir
4 Waarf.
J Sraaes i S 5ranes 10 cts. fur 81
Qttner. GOI6. 3ssiEEs.s ss
1 gfun0 Sterling a / 9funb FIR 4,e2
Elmer. Sob. 2
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-03-20

a @uIben fiioOeutfde gBabrung wirO
alleiagetbeilt In so 8reuSer.
4 SbaIer RreuBif@ @Ourant piro eius
getbeilt in 80 SilbergrofAen.
q Sbaler Brenier Sob ipiro einaetbetIt
In 20 @rote.
4 Srouc iuirb etrsetbeiH in 100 ges>
{ times
l Wart Banco miro ein9etbeilt in is
@6iuinge.
Il Guiben Soaanoif6 Gourant uiro
einaetbeilt in 100 Gents,
1 8funD Gterlin3 tpirb eingetbeiIt IN
20 S6iatn9e 10 4ence.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-03-20

5 8pei Monat bato @edieI fino
] Yroceut (uidht Cent? un0 Ore /
DC on at bate lBehlel fino 1 RrOeeut
(nidt Sent J billioer, f0nnen aber ni9t
fur fleine 8etraee aus0eifeat iuerbeu.
t Cincinnati O., 1. Wfdrs. 1869.
asss8 af n.5H 6. S. soaec
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-03-20

q a1it ge3ua auf obigen Brief fes
Serrn 6. s. glbae In Cincinnati Ohio,
Ser bier iinO in Der llm0egen0 aeniiaeno
befannt 1T, I'm tpeiteye Gmpfebllsna au
be0iirfen, erlu1e ih pas beutftbe 8ns
EIitulns ii6 re6t aoblrei6 Der 8ortbeile
az beDiaaen, Die bier oeboten iIab. SD
.ertbeiIe az ieoer Belt nabere alustuufI
iber ale Details.
soba au M
30. 103 Aorb goIIeaefrase
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1860
bssubeseit Der Cadlbfsr Dss !.
NDr0 9entidjep 2lDD0.

r@E.s men Rou Bon j q
D0uapleE @sesssp Southampton ReU 9ott.
Rain SsebrA g.. fRbr. 9. Mdra Al.
aBefer 13s 16. IL.
ggsiu goreg 20. i l23D Is.
6ernlanfl j.. AZ. Wara 2. y rs,
5aafa MtGr5 g. 8. 9lpril I,
nnion i ~ 13. Eno l6. q
Donau % 20. AUE23. 10.
Oentidlane q. - 30. - ~.
Maia april 5. aprit 6. :" 20.
9 Defer 10. 10. Mai g.,
ssrellaen Ia. H.sassgsfe ~ g.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-03-20
elite Der 8anamiers tn
europa,

auI meI@e Del mlr.
aDe6ieL 10 beliebigen suu1men
to saa babsn fa6l
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-03-20

,ss (73o D.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-03-20
81. gse6fel perSen ansstaeats

.lss gnuf s G@
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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-03-27

it was impossible f,r him to escape, this was
wanton cruelty. The object of this cruelty was
to force him to derounce soma persons as
being implicated in the insurrection; but this
he refused to do, and with his last breath de-
MED having had anything to do with the insur-
rection himself, which is doubtless true, and
his Judges knew it. But he was sacrificed to
the clamcrs Of the Spanish mob. At 4P. Nj,
this unfortunate man, with q firm voice and
serene countenance, asked those present to
forgive him ii in any way he had ever given
them offence, knelt as he was ordered, hi ewes
we're bandaged, and he was shot in the back,
receiving six wounds. While in the agonies OF
death, the saDguinary mob Of Spaniards, who
came to gloat over his execution, heaped
curses on him, some threatening to drag him
through the streets, and others proposing to
rub him with coal oil and set him on fire. I'M
mediately after, the military band, heading
the troops, marched around his body, playing
lively airs and dances. What iends
AS yet the insurrectionists have put no one
to death. But can they forgive the assassina-
ton Of Captain Lopez and others equally in
nocent? May they not think reprisais ncces-
slry2 It is feared they will II they do, much
blood will flow. and God only knows what
awaits us.
You may ell imagine that all these terrible
occurrences fill the hearts Of Cubans with
hatred for the Spaniards, but we are obliged to
bear all in silence. The Spaniards, no doubt,
some day will have to answer for the numerous
assassinations committed by them on this
island, for by no other name can the execution
OF political prisoners be called. For nv part.
call down upon their heads the vengeance OF
just God,
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-03-27

Co, D Brahe a Co. T Nj BRISTOL, Burckmeyer
WELL Mercantile Cooperative Association. Cartmili
aarbeson 1s 2 4 Go. Connolly. Cobis 4 Go. Con.
cnsss Gsnsy S CLARK Co., G0rwR
Haly Denny y Perry. H Due. Elias, D F Flem
ing, L ls.k 6 Go, Farcbgott Bros, S Fairly &
Co. M Gold smith & Son, Graeser smith, Haas,
Horsey, Hunt. Hart & Co. 8 Jancovioh, john
\ Chapman Beckman. Lengnick l. Sell, Laurey ny
Alexander. Lorenzt, LANCER, Minor Co,
". b Mertens; A MoLeish, g W Meacher, Muller.
Ojemanp. North. steele & Wardel, Palmetto Pho
neer Cooperative Association d Paul Il Co, Captain
G w steffens. Strauss & Vance, Southern Express
Go. o Tidemann, Thomas Il Son, w q Trott, J b
" Williams 4 CO. walsh, " Yates, N a, Zernow'
na,s Marsbali BuTge Crane, Boylston 4 Co, Dowis
d
Sunday. To Street Bros & Co. Bound to Havana,
away mainboom, &C, has put into this harbor.
Sc sGhr w = Mann Rogers, Philadelpha-5 days.
steamer Emile, Davis, Georgetown, S O. 24s tcs
Rice, 2 bales Cotton, and sundries To Shackelford
Kelly Ih@sstGn a Holmes Cohen aancke, Co.
smith sor, Wineman, w Evans, A Dunkin,
and Moore
Cleared Yesterday.
schr Beta, Brown, Philadelphia H Baker 4 Co.
Sailed Yesterday.
SSteamship prometheus, Gray, Philadelphia.
Steamship Falcon, Horsey, Baltimore.
From this Port.
Steamship James Adger, Lockwood. New York.
Steamship J W Everman. Snyder, Philadelphia,
schr Flying soud Mitchell Wilmington, G, March
Cleared for this Port.
schr David Faust. Lord, at New York, March 2s.
shipnews by Telegraph.
New YORK, March 26-Arrived, steamship James
SAVANNAH, March 26-Arrived, brig Philip Lara
bee from Boston; schr Donna Anna from Card enas.
sinian for Liverpool; bark Churchill M for St johns
B.
Weather mild. Wind ssE.
Memoranda.
The brig Nathaniel Stevens from St George, Me,
for Charleston, arrived at Portland Me, March 81.
LIST OF VESSELS
Uf. CLEARE AND SAILED FOR THIS Poh1
FOREIGN
LIVERPOOL.
Ship Winthrop. Stewart, cleared. :. March
The Royal Charlie, Anderson, sailed...... March
MATANzAs.
British schr Lion, Mcclellan, up. March
DOMESTIC
Brig VIM Robertson, Reed, up. March 4
Schr Sarah Cullen, Avis, cleared ......... March
Schr Sarah A Hammond, Wylie, up....... March 10
Schr Damon, johnson, cleared. March 10
Schr NJ Bonney Small cleared ........ March "a
NEW York.
Schr David Faust Lord cleared ......... March %
Schr Col Cook Bearse, cleared. March 10
Schr Yankee Blade, -, up. March 16
Schr N Smith, rooker, up. March II
Schr Jessie Clark, -, up. p.............. March II
n PHILADELPHIA.
Schr Ella Matthews, McElwee, cleared. March 10
Schr Watauga, Lawrence, up. ............M March OF
Schr Hannah Little, Godfrey, cleared 49,. March 20
BALTIMORE.
schr Minnie, Smith, cleared. ............ March 40
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-03-27

has thick cords OF gold color or white on black
ground; plaid or rainbow centres on white or
dark ribbons; white ribon with satin dents Of
color on one edge; striped gros grain with half
inch cut fringe on one border; high colored
ribbons, embroidered with gothic designs OF
straw, and Roman ribbons in bars Of rich color,
comprise all the new styles. The fashicna ole
trimming ribbon is about three inches wide, Of
soft gros grain, at one dollar yard.
A novelty OF the year s the use Of narrow
chintz ribbons for tho hair. These are inn
ported in various designs expressly for this
purpose. Pompadour patterns on black or
white ground. and gold or silver on colors are
the choice. Four yards are required to train
the hair, for the ribbon passes once over the
forehead, and again over the head, be side
twice round the chignon, and falls in long
loops from the latter.
The mask veil is still the shape preferred;
silk ones, with wreath of flowers embroidered
In natural colors, are among the spring i'm
portatiOns but cannot think them in fine
taste. In millinery materials the granite tulle
is a novelty it is sprnkled with dots of en-
broidery precisely like the frosted maIines of
last season. 1t is seen in all colors, and is
more durable than the malines. The piuie di.
drednt is q tulle shot in the lines OF crystal
acts like fine rain. Striped tulle and era 90
will be Ssed for dress bonnets. Melted wells to
draw over hats, screening the head all round,
and netted scarrs IS throw over fanchons, by
way Of garniture, are seen IA. Six out the pref
test novelty is netted lace, ana Scaris ot ai nue.
firm cotton, that look exactly like thS nnest
Leghorn cord.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-03-27
THE DAILY NEWS.
A Noman's Anor Dinner speech.
By ALICE CARY.

[1'he movement for woman's rights bore
fruit in New York last week in public dinner
of the members of the press. to which num-
Der of ladies, distinguished in the literature OF
the day, wore invited ON an equal footing with
the gentlemen, paying their subscription to
the entertainment and participating in the SEN
timents and speech-making. Miss Alice Gary,
the poetess, replied to o toast as follows j
You know, my friends through whose good graces
We me ct around this board to-day;
1t has been said that man embraces
Woman; but, with your leave, I say,
This rather holds in special cases -
Than in general way fHSp
We women have been coaxed and vauuted,
Eawned on and fattered every way:
But the high.hopored place we wanted
ls ours In 81 Der truth to-day.
For with the equal seat is granted
The equal right to payi
Pardon the mention of the shilling
lYoQ see twas thrown 30 in nv wayA
And think not that speak as chil1ina
.our cour1ests, o, or courtship, pray;
For each of us, our Barkis willing
Would name the happy day
We mean to 2, owe your praise nofable.
Ana while for that good end we pray,
Let lightning, harnessed to the Gable,
TraTnple old ocean into spray
With news that women sit at table
Above the salt to-dayl
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-03-27

Distress OF Employers and Workmen
A Strike Imminent.

from the Liverpool Post March 81
The future Of the cotton trade in Preston
grows more gloomy every day. Partial stop
pages and total cessations from work continue
criptions of manufactures are so great as to
render any other course impossible, if utter
ruin is to be averted. Some firms cling to the
hope that a reduction of ten or twenty per
cent. in wages may cure the evil Of which all
complain; but in many cases much larger
reduction-some say fifty per cent. even
would still leave the business Improbable.
Last week 1t was agreed that notice should
per cent, but even with this very many firms
contemplate stopping their machinery alto
gether. In the case Of Mr.. George Smiths
mill, Moor Brook, whore a reduction Of fifteen
made determined effort to battle the attempt;
but, notwithstanding that effort, Mr.. Smith has
three hundred looms at work and most OF his
spindles;, and it is believed that the resistance
that will be offered to the general reduction of
ten per cent. will be equally futile 1t is not
correct that Mr.. Smiths mill has been closed.
and MIR. r: G. Treliall denies that he has Offer
ed to run full time if the operatives will accept
reduction Of ten per cent. Indeed, trade is
80 bad that there is no alternative but to re-
duce both wages and production, and even
then it will be long before Lancashire
The nneIs and
intimation of the action of the masters. They
say that some time since, it was arranged hy
deputatlon that, before anything further was
done with refer ence to wages-as the operatives
are even now working at reduction OF five per
cent. below the standard list, and been doing
so since January, 1867-deputations from the
two odies should together consider the cou1se
to be taken, and that under any circumstances.
Preston should be governed by the East Lam
cashlre list Of prices. They, therefore, now
complain bitterly that the masters have come
to the resolution above stated without giving
them the promised interview. meeting of the
COmmltt0 of the Cotton Sninnera, AsaSc;o t,oD
is to be held this (Tuesday) evening at Pres-
ton, when the strike at Mr.. Smiths mill. the
contemplated reduction Of ten per cent in all
branches OF the trade, and the injunction of
Mr.. Sellers that his spinners must withdraw
rom r. the union or leave his employ, even at
sidered. The whole OF these matters are then
to be e referred to the council Of the Amalgama-
ted Trades, with 1equisition that they will
consequence oil the strike at Mr.. Smiths mill.
the Spinners' Association have now on their
books one hundred and nine heads of families
refused relief by the parish authorities
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-03-27
Markets by Telegraph.

DOMESTIC MARKETS.
NEW YORK, March 28-Noon.-- sessions of the
stock exchange, open board or gold room, on ac-
count Of Good Friday Gold on the street 3lA. Cot
ton quiet at 28A a2s.
Evening-Cotton quiet; sales $50 bales at 49, aa2s
Flour Arm: superfne Stlte IS 75a6 10; common to
fair extra Southern Sc 65a7 TO- The advance in wheat
checks transactions. Corn closed dropping; new
mixed Western s5as7. Pork heavy and lower; new
mess $S1 b0a31 rs. Lard quiet. VIII, skey csc. Tur-
pentine 50a61c. Rosn no sales. Freights dull
ST. LOUIS, March 26.-Whiskey 9oc Mess pork
quiet and unchanged. Bacon irmer and improved;
shoulders 18Xal4c; clear sides Tx. Lard dull,
1S11a1S9zc.
BALTIMORE. March 2e.-Cotton quiet. Flour ac-
ive low grades higher Wheat irm. Corn dull white
8Oa82 Oats and rye steady. Provisions unchanged
Whiskey ahows q better feeling at "a.
CINCINNATI March 2e.-whiskey 9l1s. Mess pork
sold at S32. Bacon shoulders 1917; clear sides IL "
WILMINGTON March 26.-Spirits of turpentine
quiet. Rosin unsettled; sales at 81 TO- Crude tur-
pentine: virgin sb. Tar 10 cents better at 50 80.
Cotton quiet at 25a26h cents.
AUGUSTA. Maron 28.-Cotton hrmer: sales 618
bales; receipts 25O bales. Middlings 27A cents.
SAVANNAH. March 26.-Cotton firm but quiet.
Middlngs 27Aa2s cents. Sales 800 bales; receipts
458 bales. Exports to Liverpool 1883 bales; coast
wise 161 bales.
MopILE, March 26-Cotton quiet at 26s4a
600 bales receipts 518; exports 32U8 receipts Of the
week 2519 exports to Great Britain $685. other for
eign ports s2l, coastwise 1870; stock ls4I2 sales
5000.
NRw ORLEANS, March 26.-Cotton receipts to-day
2s07 bales; receipts for the week. gross 1049O net
99s9; exports Of the week to Liverpool 1885, to the
Continent 66A2. coastwise 1888; stock 1885, sales
to-day 400; for the week q, $50; strict middling
2sA. Sugar dull-common 11Z; prime 14>1. Mo-
lasses scarce prime 73a75.