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PROM TILE NURrn. ,l.-

+ = =. ,.I,,. 4 FROM The lNORTH. N, lsi{I, ~ !
sEyHE Subscribers having received some of
II their GOODS, beg leave TO invite the
public to call aud see them; as they can say
without hesitalion, that they are the cheapest
ever offered in Edgefeld: .t't:.,s,.'E, [
The following are sumo ofthe articles!
Silk and Wool Poplins, n beautiful and fash.
'..- ionablc article for dresses, at SD cts. 9e5
Superior High Cold Lindseys. IA cents. (. /.
Worsted Mitts, 64 Superior do. I21 cts.
SAPPHIRE Bears, 12d cents. - -: /
. Ladies Worsted Caps, Is to 371 cts.
"a French Shuwls 81 IS.
Superior Edgings, from 3 els. up per yard
A large assortment Of fashionable Silk Ginps
l.s and Fringes. for Ladies dresses, very cheap;
all colors l ,rs5i afa - ri
Brussels Laces, 12I per yard. IL, -.
Splendid Black Netting. cheap L. s..ir
Superior Velvet Caps for Boys and Mcn, at
so cents
Silk Pongees and Choras, very cheap. +
We willtake pleasure in showing our Goods,
nnd naming loy prices 'ssi'
J. COHN g. CO.,
Cheap Cash Store, opposite Planters Hotel:
Sep. IL, If z. SO
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{ Correspondence Of South C CarOlinian.1 +
! I 49, q CHARL EsToE. Sen. 10.

By the Great Western. on "Wednesday, and
the Acadia on Thursday morning. Liverpool
dates to the ;20th. and Havre 10 The 18th nit
were received here, At Liverpool the market
was depressed, and prices Of American Cotton
about I'd lower than by previous advices, and
the quantity offering exceeded the demand, The
demand here. which on Tuesday was tolarably
fair. Immediately 4feltoffS, S,and although holders
showed every disposition to favor purchasers,
the operations since, to last evening, have
reached ouly- ! ,125 bales.5;, With but few pur.
chasers. our market is in such a state that il is
almost impossible to convey correct idea,
either at1what prices holders could effect sales,
or purchasers execute ordeis- On Friday the
sales were only 2;55 bales (uew) a, St a Cd cts,
in two lots. aud not a bale was sold on Satnr-
day. Yesterdaysabonf IT'S bales of old were
sold at: aga 81, aud f9 new. at 6t 6B. The
foreign orders received by our shipping mer.
chants understand are limited very low--in
no noinstance exceeding 65c. for Liverpool fair.
The receipts aro l,45O bales, principally by
Rail Road very little arriving by water or wag-
pns. Exports, sss6-leavins on hand aship.
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Balloon ASCENSION

RM K. WISE, (LEronaut.) respectfully an
lYE- nounces TO the Ladies and Gentlemen of
Columbia. and of the surrounding Districts,
that he " i'll shortly have the honor Of appearing
before them for the purpose Of gratifying them
with one OF his magnificent ERiAL ASCEN-
SIONS. Having understood with regre, that
they have already been Disguised with failure
IN the way of Ballooning, he would be induced
to approach them with more reluctance were
he not aware of the Characteristic Iibrraliiy of
the people of the Sonth IN bestowing merit
where it s due Knowing that he possesses
the ability in this particular, he hazards nothing
in inviting all. far and hear. 10 come and see,
for he assures them there will BE no mistake.
He will make his SID Ascension m his beG,i-
rifnl new BALLOON "Fenus'' from the enclosure
in front Of the Ctycrs, on the AErERsoos of the
FIRST SATURDAY in OcToBER ensuing. (the 5th
Day.) at 4 o'clock, P. Nj.
The Gates will be open at 2 CLOCK, at which
time the process of IsFLATIoH will commence,
(and which is by far the most Interesting part
of the exhibilioni) at 4 o'clock the beautiful
Car and apparatus will be attached after Ia
king his seat the Cords will be cut, and he will
soar alofi to the admiration Of all who may be.
hold him.
Suitable Seats will be erected for The accom-
mediation of Families, which can be secured
on application TO Mr.. |. II. COLEMAN. of whom
Tickets Gun be had at One Dollar each; chill.
dren accompanying their parents and servants
at half price,
The Winnsboro' News. the Edge6pld Ad.
veriser, and Camden Journal will please in.
sert three times, and forward bill. with paper
containing the advertisement 70 Mr.I H. Cole
man, at Columbia, who will pay the same.
Sept. II 81 33
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From the Ahtenlie Banner

Mr. Editor-A most melancholy occurrence
tralispired in this place, on the evening Of The
9th Inst. We allude 10 an affray between two
OF the Students, Samuel Miller und Peter Il.
Thompson which resulted in the death OF the
latter 70 prevent misconcepton and correct
exaggerated reports, we send you statement
ofthe principal fact, in the case.
The fatal affair ocrured in the hall OF the
Philnmalheun Socie,y. The afternoon of Fri.
day is always devoted 5y ihe literary societies
Of this Institution, 10 the peculiar exercises ap.
propiiate to them. At the meeting on last Fri
day. MIR. Miller, ii seems took offence at the
conduct of Mr.. Thompson. during the delib-
erations ofthe evening. Immediately alter the
adjournment of the society some angry words
were passed, which resulted in contest, and
the event was. the death Of Mr.. Thompson. II
was found to have been occusoned by two stabs
inflicted one on the left side. near The region
of the heart, and the other abnnt the abdomen
Mr.. Thompson expired III fifteen or twenty
minutes after separation was effected. The
wounds were inflicted with pocket knife,
with blade about three and Il half inches in
length. The whole affair occupied period.
not, perhaps exceeding halfa minute. There
was 40 passionate excitement amongst any otll-
er individuals: nor were there any other per
sons engaged in the fray. hut those mentioned
above.
MIR. Miller has been taken into custody, and
the matter is under prucess ofjndicial inveSti-
CATION, which lorbids that any thing should be
said which nigh, be prejudicial TO either Of the
parties. We hope. therefore. that the public
will suspend THEN opinion respecting the ,chote
transaction till all the evidence is brough, for
ward in open Court.
By AUTHORITY OF THE FACULTY.
Erskine College, Sept 9, lS44.
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OBITUARY.
COMMUNICATED,

- e-' - COMMUNICATED.
Died on the 3fd. inst. at the residence Of
the Rev; Ssamuei- Kittens, iss Aa.Es. NOR.
GAN. in the 17th year of her age. -
At an early age she professed hope in Christ,
but for some cause unknown 10 the writer. nev-
G, joined any Church, her general department
was amiabe,--in the family circle she was af.
tectionatr and constantly attentive She had
left home. {" prepare at school, for future use-
fulness in this life, the prospects Of which was
fair for health, and all the freshness of yol7th
bloomed upon her cheek, and little did she,
her school mates. or friends thfnk, that cold
death had marked her for hsvictinr. But alas
he came az rhe uopropttioss hour, instead of
usefulness infhis world there was need for
her in The eternal world, when preparing and
expecting soon TO go home to her paIernal
home, which she had not seen-for some time,
she was calEedso GO home TO her eternal home
in heaven. f:f.gg. :.
Oh death omnipoteut to slay, -
Whom none can stop, ~ -.
Whnm none can stay,
Thou hust taken Agnes away
Be still my soul The spirits free,
Anil thou shalt see aa =
The. Lords wil-be, 90. 81
To take and make his children free.
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Last week we gave an account of an af.
fray which cook place in this District on
the Sd inst. between two men named
Reuben Harrison and Reuben Reese, in
which The latter received a frighlful woun /
upon the head from the edge Of all axe
Reese fingered in great agony until The
night OF the 9Th inst, when death put ap
end to his sufferings. The Coroner held
an Inquest over The body OH the following
day, and the Jury returned verdict that
"Reese came 10 his death by wound in
hicled upon The head, with she edge Of a
pole axe, by Reuben Harrison.--Greenvilie
Mountaineer, 18th inst.
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For The Adyertiser.


MI. Editor y the cou,luued silence Of
the Candidates Of Edgefeld District, for
the Senate and House OF Representatives,
!, appears tha, they are determined mol to
lei their sentiments be kno'on, as il regards
the interrogatories prupounded in your pa.
per, and also those copieu from the Ham
burg Journal.
Iwould therefore suggest The propriety
of holding meeting on next Sale day, if
the ,nterrogalories are not answered before,
TO form such interrogatories as may be
thought proper, and then call upon each
individual Candidate in alphabetical order.
TO give his views in as brief manner as
possible upon each iuterrosatory. Letlhe
same be published, and al least one cupy
be put up a, each box in The District, that
every vc,er may decide before giving his
suffrage, who is most ,oorthy ofhis supper,
entirely coincide in lhe views of Voter,
in your aasl, and hope ha, each voter al
the election will write Division, or no Di-
vision, on the back of his ticket for men,
bers, and that the Candidates give their
pledge, to be for or agains, The division of
The District, as a minority Of The people
may decide.
4 Voter of Edgefeld District.
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SheriG's Sales.

ID Y'virsue of sundry writs of Feri Fa-
ID cias 10 me directed, l will proceed 10
sell al Edge6eld Court House on the Firs,
Monday and Tuesday in October nexl,
the following properly:
William Ii. Moss, Admir-. vs.. Rachael
Moss, The tract of land where the defend:
ant lived at the time Of her death, contain
ing FIVE hundred and fty.6ve acres, more
or less, known as the Springfield tract, adj
joining Of lands of Maichi Brunson, DR..
Richard #. Minis and others.
Executors Of Casper Nail vs. Mary But
Ter, the tract Of land where the defendant
lives, adjoining lands Of Milege Galphin
and others.
Executors of C.. Nail vs.. Mary Butler,
three negroes, Ben, Patsy and Lucy.
w. w. Hitch, Admir-. and others, vs.
R. r. Hunter, one Wagon and three Hor-
ses.
Alexander Sharptou and others VS..
Lewis Murrah, tract Of land containing
one hundred acres, more or less. adjoining
lands Of A. Sharpton. T. B. Spivy aud
others. Also, two Horses.
Brannon q Anderson, vs. Frances Kim
brell, one Gesro man by the name of Mace.
The State vs.. Jehu Mouchet. a tract Of
land containing three hundred and twenty
FIVE acres, more or less, adjoining lands of
Abner Perrin, Hugh M Quarles and 9th.
ers.a s
Brannon & Anderson, VS.. Martha Mi.
uer, the interest Of the delendan, in tract
of land containing one hundred and fifty
acres. more or less, adjoining Of lands of
Arthur Low and others.
w. w. Starke vs.. John Marsh and Jar.
rott Wise, two tracts Of land !; one tract
containing one hundred and fifty acres,
more or less, known as the Benjamin New
tract, on The road from Columbia 10 Au-
eusra, adjoining lands Of William Johnson,
Sarah Gregory and Lewis Holmes; the
other tract. containing one hundred and
forty acres, more or less, known as tract
ofland given by Benjamin Cofeld to Julia
New, adjoining lands Of William Johnson.
Lewis HofmeA ant. Mrs. Autery. lying on
or near The road from Lofts 10 Aiken-lev.
led on as the property of JarroIt Wise.
Terms. cash
H. BOULWARE, S. F.. d.
Sept. ID 81 81
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EXTENSIVE SALE
:.of Furniture. -:

By, w. !Esa::; VA CKSON 81 CO. :.
WEDNESDAY, October 9th. at 70 o'clock,
onthe premises. will be: sold: q
AHURNlTUREr &c.-The Household and
IL Kitchen Furniture Of the Eagle and PhG-
nix Hotel consisting in par, of beds; bedsteads;
cotton. moss and hair mattresses; buTenus ID.
bles, washslands, sofas, chains, looking-slnsses,
carpets, &c:'&c. 2. -,
VEHicEES.-Albo, Carriages, Bugges and
Carryall, ~ ~ il;...'
[JThe EdgefeTd, Advertiser, Madison Mis-.
cellany, and Macon Messenger, will insert the
above weekly until sale, and forward their bills,
together with paper containing the advertise.
ment TO the Auctoneers.- Chroncle.sFf
Augusta. Ga, Sept. Ia. 81 50
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Charleston
Female Seminary.

IFEaH1S Institution will be- opened upon
ail extensive seals by MRS.S. II.
I NOISE onT Tuesday. he Cd Of. October, at that
airy and dcommodiousr usresidence formerly occ1.
pied by the late Madame Prud,homme, Hud-
son-street. north <of the Citadel, and twu doors
west OF. Meetins ST., wen known AS, one of the
most sanbrious locations in the city. No pains
Will be spared inproclring the most compefens
and eftcient Assistants and Professors wilbbe
employed to lecture upon, sand illustrate aIe
Sciences. as a complete Chemical and Piiiloe
sophIcal Apparatus wiiibe furnished.
Every branch comprising a complete course
Also, French Spanish, Italian II Voca} md I,
Instrumental Music onI theYs Harn Piano and
Guitar, Drawing. Painting and Dancing
Young Ladies will';be received as boardSers
whose studies, morals and sdeporment Wiltbe
under the immediate sup perintendence Of sffss
A careful Direciress will preside over lie
Ddrmitories and ;Lanadry, and every effort will
be made 10 render tiis Institution equal 10 aliy
in tie United States sal 5ssti5is
Those who haze completed their English
scholastic course. and desire!to perfect them
selves in Music. Or the Languages, will be re1f
ceiyed as Parlor Boarders, and have the benefit
OF the best Professors. 80 -, ls,zs & - =
TERMS: FER QUARTER,
For English, from So to Isl SIS 00tTss
French, Spanish and iltaliun, each 10 90
Music on the Piano; 'si 90 90
{" -" Harp, Ws2
:" "a Guitar.
Drawing. and Painting,
Dancing, l;,las:,y I, -
Boarding, including light and fuel, so 90
Pnpilsentered for the wholete-m, will beIre-
ceived alta less price than by the single quarter.
Charleston, So. ca, Sept 1st, 1874.
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Weshumbly received from Great Britain
our laws, our imanners,:our books. and our
modes of tbinking-unhecoming The, ,citi,
.zens ofa free aud independent nation.
But The scene .isschanged. The revolt
lion has proved fayofable to science, in
general. particularly 10 that Of the Geog
raphy of our own country. This branch
of'science has become iamilarto common
Schools; nay even othe cotase fire
side y E, =
Yet wonld Wing demagogues the People drive
Where dullness rules, and genius cannoithriye.
Where Elwees IN maelstroom midst polyphi,
Types Clay entangl'd by Wing anglo fry,
Whose fate congenial, to sad issue tends
Tolsaken Of his country and his friends,-
Such fate. IFS just demerit, when the mind
Sinks into apalhy-to amor patrie blind
8. - HIBERNICUS.
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State of SoutIl-Caroliana

EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT. I
COLUMBIA, 9th September, 1874.
By his Excellency JAMES H. HAMMOND,
Governor and Commanaef-n-Chief in and
over the State of South Carolina.
VNHEREEAS, it becomes all Christian ma
w tons to acknowledge, at stated periods,
their dependence on Almighty God; TO express
their gratitude for His past mercies. and hum
bly, and devoutly TO inplore His blessing for the
future.
Now, therefore. |, JAMES H. HAMMOND, Go.
vernon Of the State Of South Carolina do in
conformity will the established usage of this.
State, appoint the FIRST THURSDAY I'm
OCTOBER NEXT, to- be observed as day Of
Thanksgiving, Humiliation and PruJer, and
invite and exhort our citizens OF all denomina
lions TO assemble at their respective plares Of
Worship, to offer up their deYotiong 10 God the
Creator, and his son Jesus Christine Reteerer
of the world;
Given undermy hand and the seal Of the State,
. in Columbia, this ninth day of September, IN
the year Of our Lord one Thousand eight hun
dred and forty.four, and in the sixty 'nintir
year of American Independence,
BY the Governors; :; 100.
Z -. JAMES H., HAMMOND.
Ropr. @. PMcKSEY; Secretary Of State.
Sept.12 81 81
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HEAD QUARTERS.
2HD: REoiblENP CAvALRY,

Order No, sgr Is 5g. Sc, 8 la>ss;
I'm obedience 10 orders from Col. J. C..
IL SPRouLL, the Edseield Squadron Of Cav
airy will parade mt: I.ongmire'a, on Tuesday,
oath instant. for review. and inspection, bysi0
O'clock A. NJ, s,sg,s,.. .,;as4.s. e;i; f;.55 I
The commissioned and non commissioned
OG:ccrs VIII assemble the day previous fol M
Each Captain, will be required TO make afull
return of:the effective strength: armsr &C., of
his respective company TO The Adjutant of.the
Regiment.
The commandants of Compuniesarc charged
will, the extension,of this order totheir respec-
tive commands.'.' -. -'-r
By oTderlofs Maj y 1Cs ssMYLY:'
J.,F eSpRouLL, 5AdJutunt. ty5
Sept % . -. 5ss.aa 1t 81 .
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[corespo1ndenee Of coLunllus Tiimtes.i 81 /

ll0TTeSP0RdcnCc 81 C0laMbuS lungs.
CyTHBERr, Randolph Co. Ga.,) Sept. T..
The Cotton Crop = have never heard such
universal complaintsin all my life. as greeted
me from every quarter upon my return home
from your city, met many planters III Stew
art county on Tuesday. and in no instance did
| NEE, with Il single man who did not think
that such had been the injury his crop had sus-
tained by the present drought. the cold weather
oflasl week and the destructive bowl worm,
that his crop would fall short of lat year. Upon
my return home. found the same complaint
among the. planlera of Randolph. There is
another casualty, still more destructive. The
caterpillar has made its appearance, and ia de.
vouring the plant all south of us. They ap.
peared in my farm on the River last week,
and had pretty much eat up every leaf by
Tuesday. My overseer came up. to sec me
abont it, he says they will certainly cut off my
crop from 80 10 so bales. q expected to make
1907 aud that the plantations below have been
destroyed for week. believe the opinion is
almost universaltha the crops of '44in this re.
gion will fall considerably short of that of '43.
The caterpillar has appeared threewe sooner
than they did last year, and of course the raya-
ges must be more extensive than last yea,.
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Texas Coiton:---We have nscerlained, thro'
the politeness' of, MIR. Samuel Boyd, Custom
house weisher, that the quantity Of Texas Cot
ton received via Red River, since the 1st Sep
,ember last is l4,029 bales, which amount we
detHct from Louisiana and Mississippi and add
TO the arrivals from Texas by sea: making the
total receipts Of Texas cntton at this port since
Ist September last 1870 baes.-N. o. Prices
Current r..s-sa s.- ,.r-.=a-gHE
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BARBECUE
TO the H] Ogp. Geo. NH NHcEDspffie.

,YEYHE Citizens Of tliis and the adjoining
IA Districts in this State, and Counties in
Georgia are respectfully invited to attend a
Barbecue 10 be given on FRIDAY. the goth inst,
7heaf Edsefield Court House, 10 that pure Pa
trlot and distinguished Orator and Statesman,
George McDuffie.
Onr immediate Representative in Congress-
the Hon. A. Burt, has been specially invited,
and will attend and address the people. The
Hon. ID. Z: Huget, ollr other Senator in Con-
gress; The Hon. Lnngdon Cbeves, his Eacellen.
ty Governor Hammond, and Judge Butler,
have all been invited, and it is expected will
attend. #:a 80
The Volunteer Companies of this District,
Cavalry and Infantry,) ure invited 10 attend in
n Uniform
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Mead-Quarters,'
COLUMBIA, 10Th Sept. 1874

COLUMBIA, 10th Sept. 1874 :.
A II. persotts having in their possession arms
"A belonging TO ,e State, not now in;useior
military purposes; are hereby required TO- Tor;
ward them, .as early as-possibe to the Arsenal
at Columbia or Charleston. The cost oftrans.
portatiou will be paid by the Arsenal. Keepers,
and the arms. received will be credited on the
Bonds Of those by whom they were drawn,
: is, M order Of the Cotdmander.ih- Chief. -
,,.,.g :. B. T, WATTS ..,s.
Sept. 12 - 81 81
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VERMONT ELEcrros.-Slade's (Whig) ma.
jority for Governor will be, says the New York
Journal of Commerce, upwards Of 1000. The
Wings have also elected n large majority OF
members in bo,h branches of the Legislature.
In the first, second. and third congressional dis
ric,s, the present Ehig representatives are re-
elected. In the fourth, there'is no choice, the
Hon. Paul Dillingham;, Jr. Dem. having been
defeated, owing TO the large increase ofihe ab-
clifton vote.
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commercial.
HAMBoRG, September 10

Coitoa.-Sfnce oar last review, we have had
two arrivals from Europe, bringing accounts up
to the 10Th slt., which will be found under their
proper head. These accounts, though some
what unfavoYable 10 operation, will have but
little or no efiee, on this market, as prices are
already qnile low enongh. Our quotations to
day are for new Cotton principally, at TO Ct
cents-most sales Scents. Old is selling FROM
too cents according 10 quality.
flour.-This article comes in freely. and is
selling from wagensa at S44 per bbl. for a choice
article. 49,
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COLUMBIA, Sent. l2

c6ston-There continues to be bu, little doing
in the market, planters being mostly unwilling
to sell at preseG. prices. The extreme prices
now current msy be quoted at Al to 63 cts., for
odd. and So 10 6S Tor Eew.,
!, Groceries. Ssc.-!We have 80 change to notice
in prices. The fall supplies are coming IN
freely. and the stocks, which are already consid-
cradle. will no doubt soon be unusually large.
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Sepfemher If.

Cotton.-This article is in better demand
since The river rose on Wednesday last, than it
was before, bu, in consequence Of the low PR.
ces currentin other markets, very little, if any
advance, has taken place. We Po,e a 81,
but very little will bring the latter price, unless
OF fsuperior9nality and in nice square packages.
Cotton Of fair quality generally brings 81
cts by the wagonload. The river is in fine nav.
igable condition; several STEAMBOATS, now pass
up and downiit regularly. Washingtonian.
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Sherif's Sales.

DY virtue of an order from the Cour,
- of Common Pleas, | Will proceed 10
sell al Edge6eld Court House, on the First
Monday in October next, The following
property. IN The following attachment, TO-
wit:
Pfunkett & Simpson, vs.. Henry Bice,
one Horse, Saddle and Bride.
Terms, cash
II. BOULWARE. 8. r. D.
Sept. 18 q 50 06 81
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AUGUSTA, Sep 12.
Cotion.-During the past week prices have
undergone no material change The market,
until yesterday was duh, owing in great n,ea.
again oecom" nayigable. This has had fa-
.vorabe effec, upon The market and has impair
ted TO It increased activity ofdemand The re.
.ceipts of The week have been moderate. We
quote fhe extreme Of prices OF from AZ to 81
cents.-C -Consfitutiendlist. aeF '2..Ga
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NEw ORLEANS. Sent d.

- k'H !" "OHLHhs$Sj NePt' II
We have experienced lair demand for Cot
ton since our last, and the market was freely
supplied until 10. day, when holders displayed
more, firmness. The bulk of the business,
which comprises 1900 bales, was taken by d
Mexican buyer, aud the remainder for England,
france Snd Spain. The receipts are coming
in freely, and tie weather continues very ia
vorabc to the crop. ..s. q -',s.gs