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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-01-08
ATTORNEYS.

NTON 4 ALLISON,
4ih ST., east side, north of Monroe
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COLUMBIA, s.. c..
Sunday Morning, May %. 1859.

CupA.--A correspondent Sof the New
York World, writing from Havana, gives an
account of the great battle fought at Sabana
Nueva, on the Sd instant, between the Spa
niards and Cubans. In this battle, the
Cuban revolutionists out.numbered the
Spanish troops two to one, besides which,
before the, battle ended, they received
reinforcements. Had it not been for the
desertion of ON entire battalion of negro
troops at critical moment, who killed their
officers and went over to the insurgents
from the Spanish army, the revolutionists
would have been defeated by their lack of
discipline and the inferior arms they used
The Havana papers suppressed an account
OF this battle, we are told, until many of the
wounded arrived in the city, which rendered
further silence perfectly useless. The revo-
1Htionists are in. want of arms, and need
discipline, in the absence of which, not
withstanding the revolution is reported in
certain quarters as on its last legs, which is
only partially true, they cannot hope to
make successful headway against the we'll
provided and well-disciplined ! army Of
Spain.
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During the second days proceedings of
the South Carolina Medical Association,
DR.. T. A.tBaruch, of Camden, was elected
Third Vice President The following named
gentlemen were elected Honorary members:
j.. Edwards 'Hollineuk, of Charleston; J..
Marion Sims, of New York; Joseph LIE.
Conte, Of Columbia. -, .,t
DR.. r. W. Gibbes, of Columbia, read q
paper upon "Extirpation of Abdominal
Tumor," when, on motion of DR.. Baruch,
of Camden, it was
Resoiced, That the papers he referred to
the COMMITTEES on Publication, and that the
Committee be authorized to return it to Dr.
Gibbes to publish at his discretion.
Among the resolutions adopted were tho
following:
That this association relinquish all claims
that 1t may have upon members for dues
previous to the date of this meeting.
All the members of the medical profes-
sion, resident in South Carolina, who are
regular members of n properly constituted
medical society, or who are resident Of any
County in which there are no constituted
County medical society in twenty-one miles
of his residence, shall be elected to member
ship by the association on the recon de-
ton of member.
That Columbia be made the place of
meeting of this association, and that they
meet on the second Wednesday in March,
1870.
In the evening, the members attended o
supper at the Hibernian Hall, provided by
the Charlestonians.
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UNorr1orAr. DorxasT or AIpsap,russg- Cor.

UNoFFIcIAL DoNas or ALpEBMHNACo1-
L1Ns' ACCOUNT OF AN INrsRvIKw WITH
MAcKEY. T. The reporter OF the News
was favored; last night, with an interview
with Alderman Collins, well known in
Council as the hurler of sarcasm and uuid-
dlties without number at the head of the
Mackey party. Alderman Collins was not
in the least excited, although not long be-
fore he had had man ARE. d for calling
him liar, and threatening to / ok him. not
to mention another trihing difficulty with
brother Alderman, during which the pretty
talk characteristic OF the present Board OF
Aldermen was literally INDUCED in. Alder
man Collins, nevertheless, was as cool as q
concentrated cucumber. and related hor-
rid tale about Alderman L. J. Mackey and
tho distribution of the spoils. He said that
L. j. called on him and told him that, under
the present State Constitution, q man could
hold half dozen offices, if he could get
them, and the plan was for every Alderman
to have ut least one of the best city Offices,
either In his own name or that of o near
friend. This rather staggered the curious
Collins. L. j. then went on to say that
Collins was to be the City Apothecary and
Flour Inspector. But the picture was too
highly colored.
Collins, shocked and panied, said to T.
j.: "Wby, Mr.. Mackey. out of those two
Offices, could make $4,000 or $4,000
year"
Even So" quoth Mackey
SAID Collins: 'Why, il we did that, We
should be looked upon as public thieves"
'Ah! Collins" quoth T. j., "You have
not ms much brass as IT,
This dastardly insinuation so disgusted
Collins, that the interview came to All end.
charleston Ne,cs.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1869-05-23
The State of South Carolina.
KERSHAw-IN EQUITY.

NERSHAW-IN EQUITY.
IN THE CIRCUIT co CRT.
William E. johnson and others, President and
Directors Of tho Bank Of Camdon, s. c., as the
Bank OF Camden, s. c.. and others.-BM for.
directions, Lnjuaction and Relief
TN pursuance Of decretal order entered in this
il cause, creditors of the Bank Of Camden, s. C.,
are required to present statements OF their claims
designating the number Of the bills or notes OF
the banking house in Camden, s. C., ON or before
the 1st September next, and are enjoined from
commencing or further prosecuting any suits
against the said corporation without the special
leave Of said Court. c. SHIYKR
Clerk Of the Circuit Court for Kershaw Co., SC.
May % m13
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There is no end to the humbuggery q
genuine Yankee will perpetrate, and, singu-
lar as it may seem, there are always people
enough to be made fools of to make his
hurnbugs success. The last attempt has
blossomed out in the shape of monster
peace jubilee, which is to take place in Bos-
ton, the hub of all that Puritan land which
has been the nursery of war, and the bane
and disturbance of this country for hun
dred years. If this were genuine, COM
mon sense affair, of any use or benefit, it
would be highly appropriate, the New York
Democrat thinks, that people who did SO
much to inaugurate war, and so much to
fauit into continuance, should be the first
TO have grand peace jubilee. But this is
not what they intend. Very few things
have transpired in this country that the
genuine Yankee has not turned to money
making account, and as they robbed and
plundered all through long war, so do
they now come with their bogus jubilee of
peace to obtain the peoples money under
fslse pretences. .oa = l57y II.
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A Government officer stationed ct Rich
mond, Va, writes that negro labor is at
discount in that portion of Virginia. The
extensive sales of land in small portions to
white immigrants, who are cultivating the
land themselves, renders it necessary for
colored laborers to go further South in
colored people have gone South by rail
from Virginia in the last month Indica-
tions are that the number during the
present month will be greatly in excess OF
last month
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1869-05-23

1t may be truthfully said that the greatest
OF all blessings is health, for without it, it
is impossible to enjoy the life that God has
given us. A healthy stomach, good di-
gestionr, good conscience are requisites so
important in physical and moral point of
view to human happiness, that we presume
no one will question it. To all alike is
health essential for ife's enjoyment and
pursuits; to young and old, to rich and poor,
to man and woman. Are you in search of
wealth? health is essential; do you desire
Office and worldly hours? OF what avail
would these be without health? The beau
ties of spring, the song of birds, the deep
blue skies, all have poetic fascination with
the pure in mind and body; but what are
they without health? To say with the poet,
as one feels the throbs of healthful heart:
''.'This world is very lovely! Oh, that may
live" And SO to continue, make use of the
means within your reach, Heinitsh's Queens
Delight, the panacea for all the ills incident
to bad blood. 1t is tonic, invigorator,
liver regulator disorder of the sto-
mach and digestion, headaches, nervousness,
consumption, &c. MIS-
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1869-05-23

Senator James NJ. Mason, after an alb
sence of many years, returned to Winches
ter on Saturday. He was met at the depot
by large number of friends. Mr.. Mason
is looking in vigorous health, and age seems
to have dealt gently with him.
Winchester Times.
wes found dead, near North Pacolet River,
in Spartanourg, several days ago; and it is
supposed that lightning was the cause.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1869-05-23

ANOTHER SPANISH ISLAND IN INsURREc-
TroN.--A few months back, the Porto Rioans
were startled for a moment by notice
from Governor Sauz that party of Cuban
ized conspirators were attempting to excite
an insurrection in their island. The Cuban
lied plotters have persisted in their plan,
Notwithstanding the Governors threat to
send them straightway to Fernando-Po. A
Washington telegram says that q landing
has been effected in the island by Cuban
leader, who has been watching his chance
from st. Thomas. Thus is Spain threatened
with the loss of another island.
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CUBA.-The New York Heralds cores
pondence, dated at Nuevitas, May IL, con
tains the important announcement that
republican government has been fully or
ganized by the insurgents in Cuba. Ces-
pedes was elected President, Aquilera Vice
President, and Qucsada Commauder-in-
Chief of all the forces
The London Times and Telegraph con-
tained two moro articles on the relations
between America and England. The ami
versary meeting of the Peace Society of
London was held on the 10TH Resolutions
were adopted expressing regret that the
United States Senate rejected the Alabama
claims treaty.
Butter color and green are said to be the
latest hair tints in Paris
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1869-05-23

A Southern Historical Society has been
formed at New Orleans, whose object is to
collect reliable data OF the workings of the
late Confederate Government, and the bat
ties, sieges and exploits of the war. Rev.
DR.. Palmer, of New Orleans, is President of
the society, and General Braxton Bragg
Fice-President for Louisiana. General r. E.
Lee for Virginia, Greneral Breckenridge for
Kentucky, and Alexander Fl. Stephens for
Georgia. ~
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1869-05-23
Look Out for your Gas-Light.

TVlHE Superintendent of the Gas Works will
Il proceed, on TOMORROW, to remove all
Motres from consumers whose bills remain unpaid
Further indulgence will not be extended.
The Company cannot pay their indebtedness by
consumers withholding payment for what they
have used. JACOB LEVIN
May % Secretary Gas Companv
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1869-05-23

Do You WANT HEALTH? AND WHO DOES
NoT?-If so, he advised; USE DR.. TUFTS
SARsArARIL1A and QUERN's DELIGHT. the
great alternative and blood purifier There
IS no mystery about the universal success
that attends its use. It is the finest selection
of tonic, anti-bilious, anti-scorbutic, aperi-
ent and purifying HERBS ROOTS and BARKs
that ever entered into any medicinal COM
pound. MO-
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Columbia Debating Society.

TJNIIE regular weekly meeting of this Society will
Il be held TOMORROW Monday EVENING.
at 81 o'clock, at its room, over Cantwell's. II is
earnestly desirod that all members will be present,
as matter of great Importance will be submitted.
By order F. P. BEARD Secretary
Nav 23
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CH1NA.--Advicesr received in London from
Hong Kong says that Christian missionaries
are denounced throughout the Chinese en-
pire. 1t is rumored that the French Minis
ter resident in Pek2n has been insulted by
high Chinese official. Fears of the en-
croachments of the Russians on Chinese
territory are entertained in the Celestial
empire.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1869-05-23
For Sale,

= SINGERS SEWING MACHINES, suitable for
a Leather or Tailoring Work.
All kinds of Sewing Machines, Locks. etc. re.
paired on the most reasonable terms. Bell-hang-
ing to any extent attended to with promptness
Satisfaction guaranteed in every particular
F. A. SCHNEIDER,
Gun and Locksmith next door to E. Stenhouse.
Nav % o
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1869-05-23

Since the removal of the County town of
Barnwell to Blackville, there has been O
general stampede to that favored locality.
The two papers-the Journal and the .Ssnti-
.''st-taking the lead. The following gentle.
men are the town oficers Intendent-M.
F. Malony; Wardens-R. Oakman, DR..
Samuel B. Graham, Simon Bro wn, J. A.
Buckmyer.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1869-05-23

The SOUTHERN COMMERCIAL CONVENTION
AT MEMPHIS. Delegates and visitors from
all parts OF the South are present, there
being about 1000 regular delegates. A
despatch to the Cincinnati Gazette, dated on
Sunday, says:
"One gratifying feature of the affair is
that politics seem to be wholly ignored
republicans and Democrats, radicals and
rebels, have laid aside their mutual auimosi.
ties, and are cordially exchanging views as
20 the best modes of building up the pros
p.erity of the South and West Amongst
the throngs around the Overton Hotel, this
evening, have not heard single political
topic started, and am assured the conven-
ton Will be equally moderate and wise.'
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MARRIED.

On Thursday, Goth instant by the Rev William
Martin, Mr. NJ. NJ. WOOLFE, of Charlotte n. C.,
and Miss HATTIE A., daughter of Capt. II. D..
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DEMOCRATIC TICKET.
COUNTY OPFICERS

school Con,missioner-Rey. ~. II. Rude.
Co,oner-W. T. Walter.
The above ticket will be supported by all voters
olsposed to put the right men in the right place.
May 331 CJTIZENs
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The ELECTION YESTERDAY CLOSE Cox
TEsr-The election, yesterday, excited con-
siderable attention and caused something of
q stir;sand whatever the result may be, it
must be considered q strict party vote, as
there were but two or three splits The
total vote was about 400; and at the hour
OF wiring this paragrap apn-1.15 A. M-73O
votes had been counted, of which the Demo
cratic nominees received $40 aud the Re.
publican $780, .....
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Fine Fresh Beef

EeFESsA CAN be obtained at Stall No. 8, City
N-T MORROW MoRNfNG, at three cents
less per pound than at any other Stall Give us
q call. LACKEY & HIGGINS
Nav % ~
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Good! Better! Resti!,

Good! Better!! Rest!!.
PEADER, if you want the best HAM in market
4C try one OF Thomas O. Co.'S Kentucky Hams,
SOLO only by ]. & 7. r. AGNEW.
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Barber Shop.

Barber Shop.
7 HAVE this day opened BARBER SHOP ON
Il PLAIN STREET, where can always be found,
ready to accommodate all who favor me with their
custom, respectfully solicit share OF the pa
tronase of my white fellow citizens.
May % +. KENSTLER
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The quo ararranto case Of the Charleston
Aldermen has been postponed until to-mor-
row. Another fish in the net. Alderman
Greene has been served with q similar no.
tice to that OF Alderman Barrow-remoyal
from the ward in which he was elected.
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To Rent.

~ A COTTAGE, on Assembly street, next to
Nm! the Catholic Church. Apply at this office.
LII May %
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The Right Rev. p. N. Lynch, D. D.,
Bishop of Charleston, will preach in the
Catholic Church, this morning. at half past
10 o'clock. The public isinvited to attend.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1869-05-23

CLOSING BAR RooMs.-We arc authorized
by the Mayor to state that the law relative
to closing bar rooms on election days will
ho rigidly enforced on Tuesday next.
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Wanted.

Wanted.
DAST DUE COUPONS and Bono. Of the city Of
l. Columbia. GREGG, PALMER & CO.
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Wheat Fans.
GRAIN CRADLES and SCYTHES, STRAW
VI FORKS, Threshers, Horse Powers and Reap-
ers on hand and for sale low by
May s FISHER. IOWRANCE & FISHER.
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ANOTHER ELECTION. Tuesday next
the 2oth instant, an election will bo held in
this County for School Commissioner and
Coroner. Our readers will find the names
of Rev. A. r. Rude and Mr.. w. II. Walter
proposed.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1869-05-23

STRAWBERRIES TO BEAr-As an
other evidence of what can be accomplished
at home, we refer to plate of plump,
large and luscious strawberries, of the
Albany variety, grown in the garden of the
Rev. j. L. Reynolds, in this city. Many OF
these berries measured four inches in cir
cumference; and unless an individual should
be blessed with an extensive opening in the
face, he would be compelled to take s'two
bites at a" strawberry. The Doctor carried
of the premium for potatoes last year; and.
so far as wo have been able to Judge, the
palm for superior strawberries will be
awarded to him this season. We have the
soil in South Carolina. and all that is re-
qnired to make it productive is liberal use
of the staple commodity known as energy.
New ADVERTISEMENTS Special attention
is called to the following advertisements.
published for the first time this morning:
Lackey & Higgins-Fine Fresh Beef.
I. A. Schneider-For Sale.
Jacob Levin-Auction Sale
Jacob Levin-Gas-Iight.
Apply at this Ofice-To Rent.
Democratic Ticket.
Meeting Columbia Debating Society.
?. +. Frazee-Sheriff's Sale.
j. & T. r. Agnew-Hams! Hams!
&. Shiver- Equity.
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Bolting Cloths.
A FULL assortment on hand, MILL STONES
"A and IRONS. purchased at low rates, by
May FISHER, LOWRANCE d FISHER
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70 Pounds Gibson's Butter
FoR sale at FoRTY-FIyE CENTS per pound,
u at retail.
Mayo FISHER, LOWRANCE & FISHER.
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For Sale

For Sale.
A SIN-HORSE ENGINE-mounted on wheels;
n built expressly for Threshng and Ginning.
Apply to Il. TOZER, City Machine Works,
April u Columbia S. G..
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New BARBER SHoP.-Mr. F. Kenstler
formerly leader of the Post Band, has taste
fully fitted up shop on Plain street, near
tho corner of Assembly, and extends a
general invitation to tho citizens to give
him trial. We dropped in, Saturday
night, and can positively assert that he
thoroughly understands his business.
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Notice.

Olives, &c.
= KEGS, 2 gallons EACH Spanish Olives.
- Olives stuffed with Anchoyies, il bottles.
Plain "Queen" Olives, in bottles. For sale by
May 5 GEORGE SUMMERS.
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For Rent
- THAT Desirable RESIDENCE OH the cor
fun ner OF Lady and Pickens streets, containing
.Al.kA-N Nine Rooms For particulars apply to
May 13 B. T. DENT. Stall No. A. Market
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All members or others having belts OF
badges belonging to Palmetto Fire Engine
Company, will please return them at the
store OF Capt W. B. Stanley by the first OF
June. or call and settle for the same.
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nowned geographical establishment of the
Messrs. Cotton & Co., of New York, which
Is guarantee of the faithful delineation of
the original; and to insure the accuracy of
the same, sufficient notice has been given
to land-holders to examine and verify. The
map will represent the city divided into
wards-each having separate color. This
is one of the most valuable features of the
map, thereby enabling citizens to identity
their respective wards. The names of the
streets are accurately and conspicuously
shown, and should this work be favorably
received by the citizens, q more familiar ac-
quaintanceship will be formed with the
various and beautiful streets that intersect
each other at right angles. Upon the in
PRODUCTION of reliable street and lot guide.
the City Council should have every street
marked on the corners with their proper
names. The map presents also, we believe,
the names of the owners of lots, and the
lots in their proper scale.
RELIGIOUS SERVICES This DAY.-Trinity
Church-Rev. P. J. Shand, Rector, 1O15
A. NJ. and AZ P NJ.
st. Peters Church-Right Rev. Bishop
Lynch, 10 A. NJ; Rev. J. J. O'Connell,
Pastor, 3 p. M.
Washington Street Chapel-Rev. VIM.
Martin, 1011a A. NJ. and P. NJ
| Marion Street Church--Rey. N. Talley,
| 1O15 A. NJ. and AZ P. M.
Baptist Church-Rev. j. T.. Reynolds,
| 10ia A. NJ.
Lutheran Lecture Room-Rev. A. r.
Rude 101s A. M.
Presbyterian Church-Rev. DR.. Peck, Of
Virginia, 1Oia A. NJ; Rev. w. E. Boggs
P. NJ.
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FINANoIAl. ArDsCoaznsERcIaL.

CoIUalHrA, March 15.-rThe sales of cotton
to-day amounted to about 80 bales only, at
fair prices, ~ ''o' 1''e 'e'''S' nT''. - %i'i
NEW YORK, March e15-Noon. Stocks
strong on governments and steady. Money
steady. at at Z. Exchange "a; 80 Gold 81.
firmer and very quiet. Corn dull and de-
lard firm-bbls. 1819@1S56. Cotton quiet,
at 2Sls s012S34.
Z z. M.-Cotton sales 900 bales, at 49,.
Flour-superfne State 3. 1908 95; common
to fair extra Southern 640(06. so. Corn
heavy-mixed Western 8S(99O Pork un-
changed. Lard a shade tirmer-kette 19M
1914. Freights shade frmer--cotton
steam SIG. Gold 31as.
BALTIMORE, March 15.-Cotton quiet. at
2Sla. Corn dull-white S3@S5; yellow SO
C1SS Pork 30. so. Bacon activc-shoul-
ders 1905. Lard firm, at 90. Whiskey
firm, at 95.
NEW ORLEANS, March 15.-Cotton easier
-middIings 2s; sales 1900 bales. Gold
32I. Flour dnll-superfine Cos: double
6.65. Corn 79@SO Pork $500. Bacon
dull, at 1414@17L. Lard dull--tierce
18A@19; keg %. Sugar nominal-com-
mon 12la; prime II. Molasses dull-prime
rs. Whiskey qniet-Westeru rectifid 92l5
G971s. Coffee dull-nomina fair 1531 :;
MOBILE, March 15.-Cotton market dull
with sales of 500 bales; low middlings 26 <
2624.
CINo1NNATI. March 15.--Flour dull
family 6.5O@6.75. Corn quiet, at Co. Pork
held Mt $500. Lard held at 49, Bacon
shoulders 1331(914
SAVANNAH, March 15.-Cotton in better
demand, with sales OF GOO aes-middlings
271a.
AUGUSTA, March 15.-Cotton market dull,
with WI; sales Of l6O bales; receipts 262-mid-
dlings 2634027
CHARLEsroN, March 15.-Cotton easier,
with sales of 45O bales-mddling 27 re-
ceipts 634.
H5AvRE, March 15.-Cotton opens quiet
and steady.
LONDON, March 15-3 P. M.-Consols
92za. Bonds S37a.
LIVERPOOL, March 15-3 P. NI.-Cotton
opens quict-uplands 129121s; Orleans
12I40122s.
LIvEnpooh, March 15-Evening.-Cot-
ton steady-uplands 12(9127a; Orleans 1914
(9122as; sales 10000 bales.
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Col. John w. Crockett died at Hendet-
son, KY, on the I'd instant, of pneumonia.
aged forty-seven1 years! 6Het represented
the Second District of Kentucky in the
Confederate Congress, and was a man of
very considerable ability ~
An octoroon, named Louisa NJ Jacobs,
has sued the New York and Savannah
Steamship Company for having refused her
a passage on board one of their vessels after
having purchased first class ticket. She
lays her damages at So, 900 and her mother
claims SIS, 600 more
Tho Board of Consulting Engineers who
have been considering the plans for the
East River Bridge, have finally given them
the sanction of their professional approval.