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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-10
WAYS 20 be found In the same position

lance. bat always 10 be found In the same position
in the armament.
II il somewhat curious. though, that both Of
these gentlemen should be recognized as Demo-
craas. Notwithstanding the essential difference"
between them 'ton great national questions" We
have been 20 often told that Democratic principles
were the same al over the country--that they
were fixed and determined 20 that they could be
known and read Of all men--that il rather puz-
.los US 10 comprehend how two men. in the same
State. can entertain essential Differences of
opinion. and yet both he orthodox members of the
party. We fear the Democracy Of Alabama are
becoming something like their brethren of the
North-whcre II is perfectly immaterial what
principles Democrat processes, so long ms he
remains within the organization and abides by
the usagcs' Of tho party. If he only vote the
ticket, the largest liberty is allowed him in re-
gard Of his abstract theories Of Government.
Touching the present contest, We have no choice
whatever and have only referred to it as II not
chapter in the history of the times.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-10
Prom the n. York Express Of Saturday ate, noou
Explosion and Total Destruction OF the
Drax,allap pofra1

From the n. York Express OF Saturday ate, noou.
Explosion and Total Destruction of the
Propeller Petrol.
The high pressure tow propeller Retrei, lyin
at the foot Ut Duane ST., was blown TO atoms at
about half past II o'clock to-day.
A man supposed 10 be Henry Brink. the engi-
neer, wss thrown through the air and fell On tie
forward upper deck Of the steamer Broad,cry, ".
ing foot ofJay street dis,ance Of about eighty
yards.
Another man picked out ofthe water and
taken I, the Hospital. His name il Thomas
Downs, hand on board. lie has several severe
wounds.
The propeller Scaip belonged 10 Robert Allen,
who il supposed to havo been board, and has
not been heard from since.
1t is not known, exactly, how many persons
were on board at tho time The hulk sunk i'm
mcdiately.
No one has the remotest iden of the cause of
the explosion, Us, except the man who was taken
to the Hospital no one who WINS on board the pro-
peller has been since. When lac is able to
speak, he may be able to throw some light upon
the occurrence.
The explosion was very sudden and violent
Pieces of wood and iron thrown in every d.
rcction, and fell at n great distance from the
wharf Intense excitement prevailsi in the neigh
borhood
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-10

AN ELEVATED R,IlRoAp.-ln Chilli n branch
of the Copapo railroad, between Pabellon and
Channrlcille passes over the Atacma mountains
Mt an elevation higher; it is said, than any other
railroad in the world. On the Sd of August part
Of this railroad was opened. and a locomotive as
cended to the terminus ut an elevation Of 4, 400
feet above tho level of the sea. This altitude is
about 900 feet greater than the highest point of
the Vienna and Trieste railroad, in the Austrian
Alps. The highest elevation Of the railroad which
passes through the Blue Ridge in Virginia, is q
700 feet, LAO feet less than the highest point
the Copiapo railroad.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-10

MoRPHY AND ANDERssEN.--A letter has been
received from Mr. ANDERSEN, one of the best
players in Germany. aud the victor in the chess
tournament held in London the year of the Great
Exhibition, stating that he will pass his Christmas
holidays in Paris, to contend with Mr.. Morphy.
lie intends arriving in the French capital about
the 18th of December, and will remain fortnight
1t is not, however, certain that the young Ameri-
can player can remain in Paris late in the year
- London Ae,cs ODD
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-10

CoMMIssIoSERsnir OF INDIAN ArrAiRs-Gen
Denver to-day resumed his position as Commissions
Of Indian Affairs Mr.. &. +. Mix, who has
fulfilled the duties of that Office with such signal
ability, will take the notion formerly held by him
that of chiel-cerk This arrangement deter
mined ON when Gov. Denver was appointed Gov
crnor Of Kansas. For this reason, when Mr.. Mix
WAS appointed Commissioner, no one selected
to fill the chief clcrkshp which he had vacated, rs
it WAS understood that Mr.. Mix would return to it
when Gen. Denver resumed the Commissionership.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-10

Struck DEEP.-A London letter writer says
there is in that city "a young lady from Baltimore
who in the most beautiful woman in the British
dominions. She is the dream of the poet tho beau
ideal OF the painter. the unequal heavenly mould
of the inspired sculptor. Her eyes reflect both
heaven aud earth, and are more brilliant than
either" The fellow must be in ''luy.''
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-10

CAurIoN.-The Washington Star cautions its
readers against receiving the notes of bogus con-
Germ which are in circulation in that city. II is
called the Bank Of the District of Columbia"
and the note dated the LIST inst. and signed A. c.
Hasey, cashier, and Charles E. Russ, president
THERE'S NO such bank in existence.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-10

Two farmers riding along together met large
number Of clergymen, and one oGthem said tothe
other Where are NIL these parsons coming from?
To this his friend replied "1hcy have been at Wis
i,ation." The other, no wiser than before, asked,
What's visation?' The answer wns "Why,
it is where all the parsons go once year and
swop their sermons" His friend, thus enlighten-
Cd, quietly remarked, "llang it, but our fellows
gets the worst on it every time"
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-10

DIsrREseIN0 SuIcIDE.-Wm. Porter, son Of the
late VIM. N. Porter, who commanded comp any
from Memphis in the Mexican War, commi tied
:qicids on Tuesday last at hi: room at the Lucky
House, Jackson. Tenn, by taking strychnine.-
Porter was young man ofnot more than eighteen
years, married, and during the past few years has
been almost constantly residing in Nashville. He
leaves young wife 70 mourn his rash act.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-10

EXCITEMENT AT LouIsvILLE,-The trial Of Gil
more, ut Louisville KY for killing Coalter POI
lice officer. terminated on last Wednesday in his
ncquittal. As soon as the verdict was announced
Mrs. Coalter sprnng out of hcr seat, aud rushed
towards Gilmore with something in her hand,
which was supposed to DO knife. This affair
caused tremendous excitement
Gilmorc's father addressing the Court, asked
for tho protection OF his son. and added That he
regretted the affair much as Mrs. Coaler; and
if he was able he would give her house and lot
Young Gilmore was placed under the protection
IF the Sheriff
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-10

The hardest rap the spirits have received for
time is the very inconsiderate arrival home
in New Bedford, last week Of q young man who
was believed to have been lost in the wretched
bark Wake. ten years ago. For a long while his
afflicted governor" has been conversing with him
in the spirit land, the last message, through me-
dunn. being to the effect that "he was among the
saints, and a crown Of glory was awaiting his ia
thor"
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-10

We cordially with the baltimore Amer
lean when it says. if the opposition to the Demo
cratic party in this country is to be united ct the
next Presidential canvass upon an expression of
sentiment that will invite the concurrence Of ma
tional, conscr,a alive men. the beginning muat b
made by describing from position of leaders
those holding such opinions as Mr.. Seward pro-
fesscd at Rochester.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-10

Accounts from st. Johns Porto Rico to the 10th
ult, report sugar and molasses scarce and num-
Der Of foreign vessels in port waiting cargoes. 1t
was the general opinion that the sugar crop would
be short one, owing to the drought that prevail
ell for long period. The lsland.was healthy aud
perfecty quiet
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-10

Power OF TEMprATioN.--I know from experi
ence that habit can, in direct opposition to eve
Try conviction of the mind and but little aided by
the elements oftemptation. induce repetition Of
the most unworthy action. The mind ia weak
where It has once given way. 1t is long before n
principle restored can become ms firm as one that
has never been moved. 1t is as in the case of the
mound of reservoir If this mound has in one
place been broken, whatever care has been taker,
to make the repaired part strong as possible
the probability is that if it give way again it will
be in that very place.-John Foster.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-10

II will be seen that, though the Democratic
party should elect of their own in every
southern district now represented by Americans,
it would still have but n hundred and t,ceice, mi.
nority of the House. The admission of Oregon
would give another member; but there would still
be but hundred and thirteen Of the hundred and
nineteen necessary to majority. Nor is it pro-
bablc that the party will elect more than six or
eight in the place OF tho twelve Americans now
representing southern districts; and 80 it is hard
" possible that the full strength of the party in
the next House can be more than one hundred and
ten in two hundred and thrty-six or seven. On
the other hand. it is obvious that neither branch
,f the opposition will have control Of that body;
for there will be but one hundred and eleven Re
publicans, twelve anti Lecompton democrats, and
ray four or five southern Americans. In other
words, the complexion of the House will be SINH
lar to that of the session Of 1885, which was
sgnalxed by SO long and excited struggle for
the organization Of that body yet it is to be con
siered that if rs good an understanding shall sub
sist between the nnti-Lccompton and the Republi-
cans AZ subsisted last winter when Mr.. Harris, of
Illinois, acted leader of the coalition, the Black
Republican strength in the House will he as deci-
ded as one hundred and twenty four, or clear
majority, exclusive of such Americans as Winter
Davis, Of six in a full House. Unioa
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-10

PoLITIcAL MovEMENr.-The National Intelligent
Ger says: 1--WE learn by private letter from an
eminent Wing of Boston that the party there have
completed the reorganization Of the Wing State
Committee, and as as the elections over,
they will prepare elaborate address to the Wings
OF the Union, presenting platform broad enough
for the Wings Of all parts Of the country to stand
upon."
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-10

RExARkABLE ExHIBIrloN.-A remarkable exhi-
biton took placea at the lIopknsville Tenn Fair
Ten brothers, named Brown, all mounted on fine
grey horses, rode into the amphitheatre. all being
good horsemen. The eldest was aged forty, the
youngest twenty. They had not all been together
Tor fifteen years. Their mother was present, and
they refined up in front of the glorious maron, and
saluted her, while she shed tears Of joy and pride.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-10

The Washing correspondent of the PHILADELPHIA ia
American says: "The President is understood to
be inclined to the substitution of specific duties
for the present ad ralorem SYSTEM both as a re "
enue measure. and q means Of preventing the lar ge
frauds which are VIGOROUSLY practced and en- n
aged now, through the false invoices and Gust, IN
house oaths Of agents of foreign manufacture rs.
Mr.. Cobb has not reached any such coucusit ns
yet, and up to this time there appears to be W. de
difference Of opinion between the two upon this
interesting and important subject"
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-10

A meeting orthc leading members Of the house
Of Roh-chld has just taken place at Paris to reg
uate their individual positions, and to FIX the con.
dnct Of the house for the next year. The Paris
member. the Baron James Ro,hschd, il now the
recoonised head If the house.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-10

DrrtiiSG-- Attorney General Wharton has de-
cdcd that connection with duel, either ~ prin-
cpal or second is bar to eligibility To Office in
Mississippi, except upon Indictment md conyic.
ticn. The decision is made in the case Of Judge
IInncock, Of the 9th circuit.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-10

S,uRp For CALIFORNIA VIA NIcARAGuA.-The
Steamship Washington suiled from New York on
Saturday last, for San Juan, Nicaragua. with lis
cabin aud 3dO Storage passengers for Nicaragua
and San Francisco.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-10


AN AGENT FOR ALL THE rAlIRS ON THE LINl.
{" the abroad rom ynchburg 10 Knoxville all of then
having iag" circulation the people of South western
Nuliiht and East lchnrssce.
TIA" ADV ERTlSE AND GET RICH ~yfsu
N ANY on ALI. OF THE FOLLOWING PAPERS:
NEW ERA Floyd Court House, Va
VIRGINIA. AND TENNE~ SEE NEWS I ,,...,
rkENBT IRIAS WITNESS, ) ''"'''-
BROW NItN' > KNoATiIIE Tenn W tlG.
NlNpiCAToR, Jonesb, rough Tenn.
RELIGIOUS INTELLiGENCER. Morristown Teun
N HAzEEf STAR Lexington Vi.
H TitHiNhAH' ,AhIngaou,v'
H nfMnGRAr liner'y,vs
THE VISITOR Marion Smytbe CO Va
VIRGINIA PATRIOT, lndel' ndence, Grayaon CO. Va
VAhLH1 Mirnl. rmeas''e Va
STAR AND HERALD. Chri.iiansburg, Va.
WYlHEvIl.LE TELEGRAPH, }wv,hs,ul. v.
WTTItEFIiLE TINES }"''e'"''' -
H1bN DEMOCRAT, Union, MonrG county Va.
ADVOCATE. Jacksonville, Tszeweil county, Va.
REGISTER. l,,, -.
the sol TIT WEST Pearisburg, Giles county Va.
SENTINEL. Alexandria. Va
Persons wishing the above will
fnd Ia 1nfth IN1tNtsf TO call the Office of tho
Lynchurg Nrgnan UP STAIRS where contracts will bs
made, and advert scmrns FoKw AEptp WITHOUT DELAY.
tR will also receive and forward advertising to paper
In the United States A. WADDIII.,
srpile Ia Foreman Vrginan Office.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-10

G.uE.-rhc Peru, Indiana, Republican reports
n huge squirrel hunt mt that place few days ago.
in which two parties ofsix killed nearly 300 each
That sort Of game must be abundant up there
W lid turkies, too, urc said To be rather "numer-
Gus +"
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-10

- MMlSSgONER's SALE OF IOTR.-Un-
~ der decree Of the Circuit Court ot hnry the
La. November In the Of Michael Mclaughlin Ad
mnstraor Alice Mclaughlin and others will on I'll
DA the 18Th inst sell Public Auction the premise
credit and twelve months tor equal instalmes of tho
purchase money payable by negotiable well endorsed
THE TWO LOTS No and B. In said de mentioned
wit No, . HOUSE AND LOT on Franklin Hill. atijoin
the lot assigned In the said the Widow fur her
dover front of 80 feet and running bRcs feet and
n" LOT in Sandy Hook, the Lynchburx and Concord
Turnpike running back The Towpath the Canal and
fronting the road about 47 feet with three old Houses
it ROBERT }. DAVIS,
3h2awtds Commissioner.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-10

EMOyAu.-S. a. BOND Inns ten perar iIy
IL removed his Fruit Confectionery st the building
the Post Office and adjoining J. Gaddess Marble Yard
This arrangement has been made temporarily above stated
for tho Of entire instruction and Of
old stand rendered by the rapid
business In the meantime shall he happy wait my
friends and the public Def fu ther
nov d BOYD
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-10

4 OOK TO YOUR Coal. T. WOOD BILLS.
We received another supply Of the celebrated
Victor and Merit COOK STOVES tor wood aad coal which
crsaly admired the late grcutura and
chan In this place by the great saving of fuel
thickness of casting their superior finish and perfect opera
in the various departments Of cooking they acknol
be the best Stoves known We have fitted acme
Copper Reservoir boiler, which is very
convenience in furnishing hot all times, without
additional fuel being heated BY the smoke pipe and without
interfering with the cooking arrangements of the stove
its \ BLISS e. CO.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-10
October 2nd, 1888.
NEW
T. \ I. L 60 @ ID S
1868.
GEORGE M. RuCKER

Vl ESPECTFULLY invites his customers and tho public
III call and examine his very extrnsyrst",k, It
FANCY AND STAPLE DRY GOODS,
opened and ready for exhibition and sale His stock is
admirably assorted The goods rch and beautiful
Tue quality varies from the cheapest the beat goods
that made The prices extremely loo and persons
wanting goods have ONLY to judgment de-
ternue this thing This House knows varying Of price
shadow of turning for onccvery body goods
placed the footingy- he she has
little the price IL ali the 1t is the determination
Of this II use to d. business with body in such
will only satisfactory the but will
material beneficial 10 the interest each goods of
tho House. No trimmings Of Kind will be thrown In with
goods s"l but In every instance where trimmings
they will be furnished Of best quality charged
lOCt2 Is q. NJ. L
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-10

LYNCH STREET At AUUTION On SATURDAY
AFTERNOON the 9Th inst, will sell without reserve, Qf
disposed Of privately bcore) PROPERTY, fronting
Lynch Street 65 feet and running back 0eet immediate
ly opposite the late residence of Fletcher decd The
eriy lies ell, nd located to business
For further particulars apply to Reid Jr to e.
Phelps Apctoneer. lnov = dtds SAMUEL V. REID.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-10

GALE AUCTION OF VAl.UABu.E LAND
SMEAR LYNCHBURG Under a deed of trust
ed by Geo Curc and wife, bearing date 2nd Of June e5
and recorded in the clerks Office Amherst county will
sell at Public Auction the promises the hgh bidder
for cash, the 10th day Of NOVEMBER next the TRACT
OF LAND in said deed conveyed containing about $40 IN
ACRES. more or less. lying in The county OF Amherst.
about ii miles from Lynchburg, and the which
the said Cnrle resides.
The title is doubt good bnt acting only lct
will be sold and conveyed Is vested in by the decd
trust. DAVID X. EDIEY,
DAVID +. SPENCE, 5 trustees"
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1858-01-13
STEAMBOAT AND RIVER NEWS.
ARRIVED.
Jan. 12-City of Huntsville, Memphis.

DEPARTED.
| John Gault, Louisville.
Princess, Cincinnati.
The James johnson, left New Orleans on the 9Th.
aud is expected at Memphis to-day.
The river continues to receie slowly, with about
five and hslf feet water the shoals.
| The indication last evening were favorable for
| more rain.
There re DO arrivals yesterday before night.
The City of Huntsville, from Memphis, and the
Cuba, from Paducah, were hourly looked for, in
the evening, both Of which, will doubtless be at
the wharf this morning.
The Cumberland from New Orleans, passed Mem
phis on Moniay lsst, for this city.
The Red Roger, passed Memphis for Nashville,
on yesterday.
The steamer Poland. a regular Nashville and
Cincinnati packet will be due this evening from the
latter city.
The Princess, LIFT yestor lay for Cincinnati tax.
ng one item IF freight one thousand sacks of
corp, for Mason county, Kentucky. The corn was
purchased by a gentleman from that county and
is Intended expressly for seed
The CITY Of Huntsville is the regular packet for
Memphis to-day, leaving punctuaIly at o'clock
No better opportunity could be offered for pleas
ant trip.
The Cuba having been upavoidaby detained,
will leave to-day at 10 o'clock for Paducah
The Sligo will be in port to-day from up the riv-
er and ready to receive freight for return trip.
As will be seen by reference to her card, the
popular steamer Sailie West will commence her
regular trips to st. Louis next week, leaving here
on Thursday 2lst inst.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1858-01-13

TIE ATLANTIC TELEeRAPH.-Mr. Cyrus W.
Field and engineer Everett will leave New
York for England in the steamer to day, for
the purpose of making arrangements for lay.
ing the Atlantic telegraph in the Spring,
They take with them the model of a new ma
chine, invented by Mr.. Berdan, for paving out
the cable, which is said to possess great advan
tages over any o her that has been made. Mr..
Berdan has, IN the estimation of those best
qualified to judge, succeeded 10 obvisting
entirely the great difficulty which Others have
sought TO overcome-the strain upon the cab
produced by the rising and falling of the YES
sell This he has done by the use of a compensa-
ting weight and movements so delicate that
the excess of single pound beyond any given
weight or strain produces instant movement
OF the apparatus and secures exactly the relief
needed. The apparatus, too, will apply its
own breaks should n break be necessary Ii
will be subject OF congratulation should this
enterprise be brought 10 successful termina-
ton by the genius of an American inventor.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1858-01-13
SWAN & CO.'S LOTTERIES,
MAGN IFICENT SCHEME!
10000 dollars
FOR MEN DOLLARS.

ne following Scheme will be drawn by 6. SWAN Co.
managers Of the FIrt Gaines Academy Lottery iu
OF their Lotteries for January 1858, at AUG USTA
sorgis TO which city they have removed Principal
Glass 10,
10 De drawn in the City Augusta Georeia IN public on
sAfURDAY, January 9Th, 1855.
Class II,
TO be drawn in the City Georyia ppbc
SATURDAY, January 10th, 1855.
Glass 72,
10 DC drawn in the City Augusta Georgia. public on
SATURDAY, January 23d, 1855
Glass 73.
~ DC drawn IN the City If Augusta Georgia. in public on
SATURDAY, January SOth iS5S.
oN The PLAN OF SINGLENUMBERs!
"a rice Thousand -Four Hundred Pyizes ,
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1858-01-13
CO M NJ e r. CIAL.a
New OrIean. Market.

I NEW ORLEANS, Jan. 1-P. Nj.
sUGAR-About 500 hhds have been sod at yes erdav
prices Pair to fully fair AZ 955Sc. Receipts light,
NOLs SSS-The sales have embraced 2D0O bSls at
loalse or Inferior TO good and i9c for prime choice;
/ one To- 81 100 bbis bringing 1e16c % cal
FLOUR-The stock reduced, and we noticed sales of
only Y hundred bbs including superb ne at 50 co.
4oO 10 tOo at ii 1C9i 12, few small lots a. rather
/ higher rates. - 80 % i~''ei
| bush 49, ~ - 'So q
CtRN-The market dull the sales were confined
some iZV0 sac< Of which loo Green at soc 40 at
o. ana $40 " hite In several lots t4@l5c q bush
baCON-He notice sale Of 40 tie Sugar Cur.d hams
70 arrive Tomorrow at tic q D. with some retail Icts Of
Cliy smoked and Shoulders at 91c 49, "
| and 300 kegs at exc q d. 49, o. 0' - a. GA
The m arket continues dull and we notice the
'ai rS VI 81, oIiy 10 bbls Raw t16Hc q gal.
VT Eb-ihere has been a good dena nd with sales NJ
g. % 70 oags comprising 631 2072 at SIX 400 al
on H'O.at ~ oez at % aud I60 at 913c o %.
Charleston Market.
CHARLESTON, Jan 8.
saes Of Cotton to day. zoo bales at further advance
oi q "a since the steamer. Middl ng Fair 9s<c
Saw annah Market.
SAVANNAH, Jan. 8.
Sales Of cotton to-day, 100 bales at from eLe The
market Is firm. hiddiiDgs qus ted at esc
Augusta Market.
Augusta, Jan. 9-P NJ.
Sales this morning, 26S bales: at OK Sat
"a oo AT . "a at So at ga at 40 at T. 81 at
va at s5sc There is little better feeling to-day