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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-08-04

New York. load ng-W Roach & co.
Il N Pote, I40 tons, Stratton, In Ashley River, for
Boston; loadng-H F Baker i CO.
Mlisrellaneous.
nHE FOUNTAIN sYRIN G. E
SELF AcWNG.-No PUMPING.-NO AIR
INJECTED.
The best universal SYRINGE in the market.
It Is recommended by the first Physicians OF tn
country.
There are no valves, and nothing that WILL cor
| rode. One will lost life time.
DR.. JOS. II. WARREN, an eminent Phisician, OF
| Boston writes to the manufacturers:
"From the fact OF its sin 2rtty and correct
ringe and for the easy manipulation, practicable
| mended this instrument extensively
The Profession are invited to call and examine
the apparatus.
For sale, wholesale and RETAIL BY
40. l3l Meeting street, 2
mays0 Agent for South Carolina
TINE GREAT GERMAN REMEDIES.
Professor LOUIS wUNDRAM's BLOOD PUKl.
FYING AND PURGATIVE HERBS, I'm Pulls or
Powders) Tor the cure OF all Acute or Chronic
Diseases, resulting from impure blood and Imper'
feet digestion.
Also, the following Medicines BY the same PRO
| lessor Louis Wundram, Brunswick, Germany:
GOUT POWDERS.
Rheumatic Tncture.
Epleptic Remedy.
Toothache Drops.
nVannnHa N6rVOQ6nedS.j
Rheumatic Herb Tea.
Gout Tlncture.
wundwasser the German "Pai kiler.)
For sale by DR., H.9'AER,
mayao No. lsl Meeting street.
HlHE UNIVERSITY MEDICINES,
PREPARED By THE
NEW YORK MEDICAL UNIVERSITY.
COMPOUND FLs1D EXTRACT OF CANCER
PLANT-Price So
Cough Linctus-Price ST
Danthus ExtTaet for Epspay s.: xtss' Dance
Catarrh SpecIfc-Price 81
Hydrated Oxymel, for Consumption. Bronchitis,
Whooplng Cough. 8c:-PrSs 81 ,-,.
pe Ss n es pe Of
Liver, Constipation, &c.-Prlce 50 cents
Headache Pi!ls-Price so cents
Alkaline Resolvent-an iodlzsd chemical water-
superior to vichy, Kisslngen, seltzer, .&c.-
Five Minute Palm Curer-Price ST
Chemical Healing, Blood and Bone Ointment
Ethereal Phosphorus-Prlce So
Lithia-for the Kldneys-Prlce So
Kaialpl Extract-the woman's friend-Prce So
Victoria Regla-unrvalled for beautitytng
complexion-Price So
Amaranth-for the Har-stops falling hair-Prlce
Neuralgla-RheumatIc Elixlr-Price 81
Fever and Ague Globules-Priee 81 per bog.
aprs TsE sale So 1871 Meeting street. Rs t. sa
r. ERMAN SOOTHING CORDIAL!
an INVALUABLE REMEDY FOR INFANTS
THIS Is the best Medicine for young children
suffering with Collie, Dlarrhea, or any other com.
plaint, incident to Teething. 1t may be giver
with safety, as 1t contains no opium, or other In
curious anUdyne.
Price, 25 cents bottle.
Manufactured and for sale by
ALSO Oy tne lOllOWluS OEuSSloLS.
a. ". ECKEL & CO., DR.. A. RAOUL,
Dr. W. A. SKRINE, A. O. BARBoT,
w. T. LITTLE CO., J. BLACkMAN,
P. M. COHEN. DR.. E. H. KELLERS,
H. s BTTRNHAM. GRAMAN & SOHWAKE
G. w. AIMAR, J. LOOkWOOu,
q. ], IUHN, W. T. LINN,
" A. GIBSON,
And by Druggists generally. lan2.
TASKELL'S ELECTRIC OIL.
aAsKELL,S CARBOLIO CANCER SALYE,
ForBsle bY DIR. q. BAER,
maya l5l meeting streeg.
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The Charleston Market.

FOB TIE WEEK ENDING THURSDAY, AUGUSTA.
TIE CRofs-The weather has been steadily
warni during this period, with an absence OF rain
except a few scattering showers. The reports OF
drought In the Interior OF this State have become
sadly prominent, and tbs threatened damage TO
corn and cotton Is serious, the dry spell haVlng
lasted for six weeks in some localities, and the
corn has been cut OF about one halt, while cotton
Is sunering severely. SO far three bales OF the
new crop have reached New Orleans from Texas.
These arrivals snow q forward state Of the plant
in that section.
TIE REcEIprs-The arrivals at the cotton ports
for the week up to Friday last were IL, 900 bales
against lo,6sl the week before, and Sel2 for the
corresponding period last season. At New Orleans
the receipts were 45ls bales in contrast With 1853
the week OF the year previous. The total sup
plies at the cotton ports from September J.,
1870, up to the latest mall dates, were 3,s63,263
bales, against e,s'5,olothe season before showing
an increase OF loss ,244 bales. The arrivals atthe
principal Southern markets from September l,
1870, up to the latest teegraphic intelligence, as
comnared with the wear previous were as follows:
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COmMERCIdL NEWS.
Imports.
Exports Yesterday.

Wnsr HARrLEPooL, ESG-Per Br bark Kath
leen-s5o tons railroad iron, to Brown Bros d co.
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MARINE .:NEWN. :
CHARLESTON, S. c.. AUGUST 4. 1871.
Lat 50 deg 4e min SO sec. Lon 10 deg 81 min 81 Sc
q :. ! -If..-' -
ARRIVED YESTERDAY

2 ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
British bark Kathleen. Wright, west Hartle.
pool, Eng-5s days. Railroad iron. To Brown
Bros CO Vessel to II card.
Schr 8 B Franklin, Mooers, Baltlmore-s days,
Coal. To Gas co. Vessel to Master.
CLEARED YESTERDAY.
Steamship Empire Hlnckley, Philadelphia-W
A Courtenay.
Brig VIM Il Parks, Gage, Baltimore-W Roach
& co.
SAILED YESTERDAY.
Steamship Empire, Hinckley, Philadelphia.
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1nter,or Cotton Markets.

SUMTER August l.-very few bales have
changed hands this week. We quote strict mid.
ding at Ice.
MONTGOMERY, August 1.-Cotton dull, and
prices are unchanged low middlings 1s%alTc.
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Gemiu1 HIarbi11Ies.

'wEEDn FAMILY FAvoRrE LocK.srIToz
MACHINE,
are the best In use.
For sale on the Lease Plan, with monthly payS
ments, on easy teSns, OF for cash. Al Kinds of
Machine attachments, Needles, Cotton, white
olack and colored,) Silk, OIL, Soap, DC, &c.
Repairing as usual. Circulars and samples Of
Work sent on application.
D. B. HASELTON,
Genera, Dealer in First Class Sewing ma.
chimes ana Material, No. 307 King stree,
augl7 Charleston. 5. Z.
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Exports OF Rice. Naval Stores and Lum-
her from the Port OF Charleston. from
Sept. i, 1870. to August 3, 1871.
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New York Naval Stores Market.

From the Journal Of Commerce. Tuesday, Au.
gust /: Spirits turpentine-trade has become
very quiet, the high prices bringing the business
to-day receivers shaded prices, but not to an ex-
tent to induce much trade; 25 bbls, In merchanta.
able order, brought 5Sc and 200 bbs, sellers op.
ton August, SAC. We quote the market closing
for spot delivery 57Aa58c. Rosins-the move,
ment in all grades is very light. Strained is Of
fered at lower prices; 1900 bbls, to arrive. were
sold on private terms, closing with So bid and
So OK asked; No 2 and No are held with con
fdence at recent foil prices. with q moderate ou-
sIness. We quote No 2 at SO 25as go; No l So 75a
so; pale 81 75a5 so, and extra pale at SIS 75a7 75
wilmington market.
WILMINGTON, August 2.-TURPENTIEE.-Sales
Of 500 bbls at soc per gallon for Southern pack
ages.
"a for low No. l, and S6a6 so for pale.
CRUDE TURPENTINE-Sales OF 150 ools AT So %
for yellow dip and 81 IS for virgin.
TIR.-Sales OF only 25 bbls at So per Dbl.
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Exports OF the Week ending August 3
DOMESTIC.

new YoRK-Per steamship Manhattan-lS bags
sea islaud cotton. S47 bales upland cotton, 1O5
terces rice 246 bbs naval stores, SO bales domes'
tics, l6l empty bbis, "a bundles paper. Y boxes
j buggy, ekgs 1858 melons, ATT feet OF lumber,
per steamship Georgia-25 bags OF sea
island and 5ll bales upland cotton, 3S tierces OF
rice, III bbls naval stores, 6s bales domestlcs
and goods, a bales waste IS bbls oil cake. 4SZz
2 Simmons-253 tons ground phosphate. -
PHILIDELPuIA-Per steamship Firginia-2!l
bales cotton, 2l8 bales domestic and goods, 7l5
sbbls naval stores 3S hhds old iron, l4pkgs
Per schr A 'Gaskill-30o tons phosphate rock: 80
sBAITIHoRB-Per steamship Falcon-H oaies
cotton, Is bales domestics, 4ss bags phospnates,
% bushels corn, go bushels wheat IL cases sewtug
machines. PER schr Harriet baker-So'''' iee'
NEW HAVEN, CT.-Per schr Harry O Sheppard
100000 feet lumber.
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The arrivals az the chief Southern centres
from July 27 to August Q, 1871, inclusive as re-
ported by telegraph, are as follows. This includes
all points bnt overland: *.
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MARINE NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
LIVERPOOL, August 3.-ArrIved, the steamship
Margaret, of New Orleans, from Wilmington.
NEW YORK, August ARRIVED, steamships Do.
natl and Parthia.
Evening.-Arnved out, the Hansa.
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NoTE.-We have deuucted from New Orleans
81, ,2S3 bales uplands. from Mobile 9.o51 bales up
Ia ds and burned 5o2; from savannah 40o2 bags
ton, 47e7 bags sea island and 1917 bales upland
cotton-tle quantities. received at those )rts
from Mobile, Florida, Texas and Savannah.
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lOLai....ss s...s.. ........ss...-. .....' o,aio
The supplies for the corresponding week last
year were 574o'bales.
The stock of the article. in sight at the latest
dafea was as follows:
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NERMAN SOOTHING CORDIAL

This Is the best Medicine for young children
suffering with Collie, Dlarrhea, or any other com
plaint, incident to Teething. 1t may be giver
with safety, as Is contains no opium, or other In
FURIOUS anudyne.
Price, 25 cents bottle.
Manufactured and for sale by
, 1871-02-23
PORT TOWNSEND w. T., FEB. %, 1871
FOR TsERl

As the bud fingers and looks for the spring
For her light fingers TO open It's wing;
Folding up proudly its fresh dew and bloom ;
Wistfuliy boarding its holy perfume,
All unelated by sunbeam or bee,
So my heart waited. looking for thee.
As the waves darkle till dawning Of day,
Then with its sparkle 60 dancing away
silent in sHIIoW or reckless in gee
So my wild spirit watched, darling, for thee )
As the bird bushes its lose-heaSing breast
Till summer bushes about its warm nest
Dreaming and sleeping meath winters contr'
Timidly keeping its song in its SOUL.
SO have kept, dear, my heaTt-music free.
30 love has SLEPT, dear waiting for thee!
As the bark breathlessly floats for the gale
That shall give life to is langAishing sail
So my heart painted thy bark, love, to be-
So it lay idle, asking for thee
As the star listens for night stealing up,
Ere the fire glistens within its gold cup,
Hiding till then in the airs azure sea,
SO my heart listened for thee, lOve-thee!
, 1871-02-23

The worst joke ever perpetrated npon
poor, honest old Benjamin Franklin. is
Grace Greenwood's assertion that Nye of
Nevada-James, not William-looks like
him.. .s asaI ael sf
As you wear Young Swell-AseI say
boy, what do you do with gyour clothes
when you've worn them out y Boy--4
''Wears 'em 'Ome agin p
In Scotland there is a growing tendency
among the young people to leave the
Presbyterian for the Episcopal church.
4 Boston lady being asked if she was
an admirer of Trollope's novels, replied,
Eyes, l have always been d TrollepOlOgef. ?
Gail Hamilton charges that as { rule
women do whatever they have to do bad.
ly and don't keep their engagements
Baron Gerolt's youngest daughter will
be married soon IN Washington TO a no.
blrman, while the eldest will take the
vail
Mrs. Stanton says that her physician's
advice don't help her ease a bit, as. she ais.
ways did talk g as litll, as possible.
, 1871-02-23

The Transcript is now in the Fourth Year Of pub
eation and will endeayor to serve, as heretofore,
the public in usefulness exponent Of the best in
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paper will be the collection and publication Of sta-
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tory. in any way tending to the development Of
its great natural resources and wealth. An infor-
nation concerning the progress, growth and settle
ment of this portion Of the New Northwest, that is
obtanable through reliable correspondents and other
Sources will be given. Since the bsginhing Of the
Northern Pacific Railroad surveys, an extraordinary
inquiry has sprung upfor this kind of information,
and it will be the constant aim Of the paper to satisfy
as far as possible this inquiry.
The columns Of the Transcript will contain arti-
cles on all subjects Of importance, National Terri
toral, political as we'll as descriptive In politics.
while it will, as formerly, support Republican prin-
ciples it will be Independent Of party discipline and
political treksters, and advocate honest and compe
In local matters, digest Of everything efinterest
will be given at all times. synopsis Of news from
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, 1871-02-23

those words will ring in my ears through
eternity" !" ii .ziil,I5f -
Marian sank to the ground, covering her
face with her hands, white, stern and pas
sionless.
Ida Rossitur continued. le asa
b "The day he deserted me, Z that day 1
knew vengeance would follow him. I
knew not what it would be; but when
the papers told me he was dead, had died
Of heart dissase-ou the wedding morn, i
felt twas onlyjust. He had crashed my
heart, and hadeto live, just as you wi
I've, to suffer till the end. He cared not
70: :he sacrifice made to win him, and
now, y ing cold and still under toe sum-
/ mPr daisies, he knows not the fearful sac
rifee yon have been compelled to endure
in giving him up" v{
With a revprential tenderness she bent
over Winfield Grey's grave and Kissed the
weeping widowed bride then departed Is
she came, silen.ly mysteriously. leaving
alone, in the early twilight, the stricken
girl TO bear alone her burden Of sorrow.s
, 1871-02-23

This is the good thing from Josh Bib.
lings' lecture: "a man that starts, on the
day of his marriage, as first lieutenant
in his family, need never expect to be pro-
noted"
, 1871-02-23
THE NEW YEAR.
THE
Olympia TranscEipt.

A WEEKLY JOURNAL, sa
DerOfed to he Material INtercsts ef
rio Washington TERRITORY. - 7al
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WEDNESDAY EvE'G, APRIL 10, 1871.
THE bribery of Wiuans. the Republica

The bribery of Wiuans, the Republican
in the New York Legislature who went
over to the Democracy, is on the whole
one of the healthiest signs of these degene-
rate times When only one man out of
sixty-three is willing to sell himself, and
when he exacts seventy.fve Thousand dol
lars as his price, it shows that political
virtue is still held in some esteem, even if
it be pecuniary one. If only one man
in this number in every Legislature of the
country puts himself up at sale and de-
mands such high bid, corruption aud
bribery will soon disappear entirely. And
what makes this case of Winans all the
more encouraging is that he was a Repub-
lican. How many Democratic legislators
hold themselves at SO high figure One
tenth of it would satisfy most of them and
conciiate their constituents.
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THE Baltimore Sun calls to mind let
ter from Thomas Jefferson, written to John
Adams in 1918, in which he proposed to
divide every county in Virginia into wards
of five or six miles square, and to establish
In each ward free school for reading,
writing, and common arithmetic; to pro-
vide for the annual selection Of the best
subjects from these schools, who might re-
ceive at the public expense higher degree
of education at a district school, aud from
these district schools to select a certain
number of the most prominent subjects,
to be completed at a university.
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nIARsHAL,s NOTICES.

DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED STATES
~ for the Eastern District of Virginia.
To all sohom Il may coacorn--GREETINa:
Notice is hereby given That on the 18th day. of
April, 1871. one barrel Apple Brandy valued at $780,
and claimed by John r Cain, one hundred and fifty
pounds of Tobacco, claimed by u Roach, and val :.
ued at $500, and sixty pounds of Tobacco, valued
at 1872 40, stored at the Custom Houses of Norfolk
and Petersburg Virginia were seized by the
Marshal Of the United States for said district as for
feted to tho of the United States and the same
is lbeed and prosecuted in this court in the name
of tho United States for condemnation for the causes
In said libel set FORTH and that said will stand
for trial at the courtroom in the city of Richmond
on the 9th day of May next, 1871, when and
where ell persons warned to appear to show
cause why condemnation should not DO decreed, and
to intervene for their interests.
DAVID B. PARKER
U. s. Marshal.
Dated April 18th. 1871. Idiot
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BANKRUPTCY AS AFFECTING BUSINESS.
In the case of ]. Ii. Waggoner, a dis
charged bankrupt, in Memphis, who pro-
posed to go into business again, and was
prevented by revenue officers from doing
SO, on the ground that among his liabilities
was on Indebtedness of $4,000 to the
Government, the officials claiming that
Waggoner's discharge could not invalidate
the Government claim, Commissioner
Pleasonton has decided in favor of Wag-
goner.
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Mrs. MYRA CLARK GAINES is at last be-
ginning to reap the reward of her efforts
to obtain possession of her New Orleans
property. From the papers of that city
we see that the u s. Marshal has just put
her in possession of several tracts of land
within the city limits, with all the i'm
provements on the property, under the
decision of the U. s. Supreme Court. The
opposing counsel in vain asked for delay
in the transfer; but the marshal had no
option, and Mrs. Gaines was made happy
in the possession of some valuable real
estate.
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NARRowEsT GAUGE FOR. A RAILROAD.
A new style of railways will shortly come
before the public in England under the
title of the Pennier system. A single row
of piles carries continuous girder, on
which the train runs, the carriages hang
ing down on each side to within short
distance of the ground. The carriages are
SO arranged that inequality of weight on
one side to the extent of ton will not
affect the action. The small quantity Of
land required, cheapness of construction,
and speed are advantages claimed for it.
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COLONEL JEROME NAPOLEON BONA
PARTE, of the American branch of the
late ruling dynasty in France, has arrived
at his home in Baltimore. This gentle
man, who was at least born in America,
entertains no hope for Republicanism in
France, and is of opinion that the EN-
peror will be ultimately restored.
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AFRAID OF FILLIBUsTERs.-The Aus
tralian people seem to have been hoaxed
with reports of fllibustering expeditions
or designs on their country from the peo-
pie Of the United States, and a dispatch
from Melbourne, March 2sth, says that all
the colonies are terrifying their ports to
prepare for descent of this kind.
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ANNUAL ADDRESS. = Captain James Bar
ron Hope, editor of the Norfolk Vuginian,
has been invited to deliver the address be-
fore the Washington Literary Society of
Randolph Macon College at the final cele-
bration in June, and has accepted the invi-
tation.
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CRors IN THE SoUTH.-Advices from
Virginia, the Carolinas, Tennessee, Louisi-
ana, and elsewhere South, agree in saying
that the prospect for large crops of fruits
and cereals is first class, and that the pre-
sent season, if successful in this particular,
will very nearly sweep away all the gene
raj pecuniary losses by the war.
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The Cincinnati Commercial, enc of the
ablest and most influential papers in the
West--independent Republican-declares
in favor of limiting the Presidential Office
to single term for each man elected to fill
1t, and, furthermore, in favor of diminish
ing and restricting the patronage of the
Federal Executive.
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Scripture and Science have met together.
Genesis and Geology have kissed each other.

A BOOK OF THRILLING INTEREST AND
"A greatest importance to every, human being.
The Papers, Pulpits and People all discussing the
subject and b ok every man, woman and child wants
to read it. The long fierce is ended and honor
able peace secured Science is true the Bible LITERAL
pure and beautiful, both now satisfied, and firm
friends. Gods work days, six actual days. not long
periods. This book gives the very Of science
making its thrilling realities, Beauties wonders and
sparkling gems hundred fold more interesting than
fiction. AGENTS WANTED. Experienced Agents
will drop other books and secure territory immedi
ately. Address for circular zlEGLEH 4 McCURDY,
16 8. Sixth St., Philadelphia, Ia. 4w
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Mr.. e. REMINGTON, inventor of the war
weapon which bears his name, has shown
generous rivalry in peaceful things, by Civ
ing $4,000 for the building of a new
Methodist church in Syracuse.
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Wood, Cosl Anth., Coal B

The Wood to be merchantable hard wood. The An
thracite Coal to be of the best white ASH and free
from bone, dust and other impurities The fuel and
forage are to be delivered at the wharyes of the
following named stations Forts McHenry, Foote,
Washington, Macon Monroe and johnson. AT Car.
Isle Barracks, Pa, Raleigh N. c., and Lumberton
N. c. in the yards places provided for their recep-
tion At Baltimore Md, at such times and places as
the Acting Assistant Quartermaster may direct
Blank forms of proposals furnished upon appllca-
ton to this office.
HENRY G. HODGES
Major and Quartermaster, u 8. Army
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THE BRITISH England purposes
to build large fleet of iron-clad gunboats
for coast defence, and there is marked
disposition among Englishmen just now
to throw over the heavy iron-clad" prin-
ciple in favor of vessels of small draught,
in view of the seeming failure Of the French
navy against the Prussians in the late war;.
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THERE is great political turmoil in
Mexico--the election for President being
warmly contested Several of the men,
bers of the present administration are to
be impeached. Juarez, it is said, is likely
to be elected President.