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Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1858-09-22

A MULE SroRY.-The Medical World says there
is mule in Ireland which has been at work ever
since l7O7. On Col! Middleton's estate, of South
Carolina, there is mule said to be eighty years
old, still at work. We never heard of but
mules dying, and he had his neck broken by fall.
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tanned that it is advisable; for Il would inevitably
bring in it's train q high protective tariff which
would at once go to cripple the Southland any
Southern man who would make the South tributary
to the North is a traitor to the home Of his child
hood, and unworthy of its confidence or respect
Mr.. Bledsoe concluded by rdiculng the great pana-
for paying the public debt of the State and COM
pleting her great works of internal improvements by
shin plaster land warrants. [rhe remarks of Mr..
B'edsoe were warmly applauded.] .,,,
Under the first resolution the Chairman appointed
the following delegates: ,,.-..! ...s<
Wesley Jones, Thos. G. Whitaker, Simon Smith,
NJ. A. Bledsoe, John R. Harrison. A. M. Lewis W:
B. Poole, John B. Johns w. H. Laughter Pulaski
Cowper, Jos. X. Marriott, Geo. W. Thompson, Thos.
Young, John Hutchins, G. W. Brooks, Carter B.
NJ. Flemming Rev. Burwell Temple, j. W. Virgins,
FL Wilson, Ed. Cantwell, H. p Tucker, George
H. Faribault, William j. Saunders, j. A. Engel-
hardt, W. R. Richardson, JEFF. Fisher George
B. Allen, Wilson W. Whitaker, J. F. Hutchins W.
Whitaker, Dr., Jordan Womble. ST.. NJ. Thompson,
Lynn Adams. Mills H. Brown. H. L. Wintcn, William
Rogers. W. w. Vass, Peterson Dunn, P. A. Dunn,
P. MCGOWAN, VIM. White, ST., W. j. Lougee, R. H.
Whitaker, NJ. A. Pendergast, B. F. Benton, A. Z.
Clements Capt A. P. Woodall John C. Palmer, G.
T. Cooke, VIM. j. Brown, Benz. A. Perry, w. W.
len, DR.. j. B. Dunn, Geo. G. Smith, W. F. Askew,
B. F. Walton P. B. Burt, Burwell Rollins, W. Fl.
High, Jonathan Smith, Green H. Afford, W. B.
Dunn, George w. Norwood, II. w. Rupp, Willie
Perry, G. H. Wilder, Dr. j. G. Marriott, Rufus II.
Jones, Col. Canady Lowe. Hugh E. Lyon, Anderson
Belts N. G. Rand, DR.. W. P. Hayes Oscar Rand,
Nat. Jones, Nat. j. Whitaker, W. c. Upchurch. Ira
Beckwith, John o. Jefreys Henry Mordecai, Dr. A.
H. Taylor Jacob Mordecai. G. H. Pennington, N. A.
Taylor, w. c. Mangum. Allen Rogers. Mark Will
liams, VIM. H. Williams, Isaac H. Rogers, j. NJ
Harris, Sidney Scott, G. Beckwith, John O'Rorke,
E, E. Harris and John RosemOnd.
On motion, the Chairman and Secretaries were
added to the list.
On notion the proceedings were ordered to be
published in the North.Caroina Standard, with .
request to the other Democratic papers of the State
to copy.
On motion, the meeting adjourned.
QUENT: BUSBEE, Chairman.
5 5ss: s 8; Bsss,s'' Secretaries.
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Democratic Meeting in Surry.

According to previous appointment, large and
enthusiastic meeting of the Democracy of Surry was
held in the Court House in the town of Dobson, on
Tuesday the 9th instant
Col. John Jervis was called to the chair, and r.
E. Reeves appointed Secretary. Thereupon the
Chairman explained the object of the meeting.
James C. Norman, Esq, then offered the following
Resolutions, which were unanimously adopted
Resolred. That we approve of the time and place
of holding the Democratic Convention.
Resolced, That the Chairman appoint 80 delegates
to represent US in said Convention.
Resolred, That We are opposed to the distribution
of the public lands or their proceeds, as we'll as to
donations of said lands, for any purposes of inter-
nal improvement whatever believing that the true
policy is for the government to hold said lands in
trust for the benefit of all the States.
Resoieed, That We are opposed to the present
banking system, and believe that justice to the peo
pie requires that whenever bank suspends specie
payments, its charter should thereby be forfeited
Resolred, That We fully endorse the views enun-
ciated by President Buchanan in his annual Message
upon the admission of Kansas
Resolced, That the administration of our present
Chief Executive, Hon. Thomas Bragg, having been
characterized by ability, discretion, and an earnest
desire to elevate and improve the condition Of the
State, deserves and receives our unqualified ap-
proval.
ability with which W. w. Holden, Esq, of Wake,
has battled for the cause of Democracy, impels US
to declare him first choice for the nomination
for Governor, but pledge ourselves to support any
sound and true Democrat who may be nominated.
Col H. NJ. Waugh supported the Resolutions in a
brief and impressive speech.
In accordance with the second resolution, the
Chairman appointed the following delegates: Col.
II. NJ. Waugh, Chas. Whitock j. F. Graves, Esq,
j. E. Reeves, Esq, James G. Norman, John P.
Grogan, DR.. NJ. Y Foger, Evan Davis, John R.
Pattison, COL Wilson Latfoon, VIM. o. Reid, John
H. Dobson, L. H. Dobson. VIM. Stoger, I. F. Prath.
er, David NJ. Cooper, DR.. N. H. Wolf, S. w.
Robards Moses Marshall, Ambrose, Robards, j. Col.
van. Logan D. Robards, Elijah Thompson, c. c.
Cockerham, Joseph Cockerham, G. Thompson, DR..
j. R. Waugh, D. Davis A. Dunnagan
On motion, the Chairman and Secretary were
added to the list of Delegates.
On motion, the proceedings Of this meeting were
ordered to be published in the Western Sentinel with
request that the Democratic papers of the State
copy the same
On motion of Col. Waugh, the thanks of the meet
ing were returned to the Chairman and Secretary.
The meeting then adjourned.
JOHN JERvIs, Chm.
r. E. REEVES, Sec
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FEMALE NORMAL SCHOOL,
HIGH PoIxT, n, G.
- 49, :.


THE UNDERSIGNED HAS ESTABLISHED THE
above School, and moved his pupils from Glen-Anns
Female Seminary for the follow reasops:lst Because
he could not under the arangen Mt existing 1t GAnna,
adequately for loan Sg e. Because Of The
paying and loan pupils He has the of of the
most magnificent brick building in The State bsipg 100
feet long, Al wide, and having rooms Is 16,sx23
%, lecture room 81 Al witt extensive b6skaeBt 1part.
ments, and all we'll ventilated and heated frepaces
its proximity to its elevation and healthai.
ness, and frUm the intelligence, morality sn piey Of IT.
ctzens is Of the most eligible sites for feAs eheol
the NOrth-C Carolina Railroad. $40.
One citizen erected the building and the othet have
pledged themselves to forthwith Globes - New
Pianos, Apparatus and Lbrary-fhose indspe6saB aux.
iliaries Of thorough female educatiou "a !.
The object of the above Institution to, ls TO educate
limited means will be admitted at once and the entire
amount of their tuition loaned to them until they can
teach and pay it. To prepare young ladies oraNefng
the advanced classes of the best Female Colleges The
Sessions will correspond with those Of Normal Gorge
will be employed Board il % Der month. exclusive a
washing snd lights. The Boarding under
the management and control Of Jersmia6 Pigen wif
Tuition in Engsh Branches IS to $l5 pr usie
On fiaoo or Guitar $50. Painting IN Oil eiks ntg in
ouab3e prices. Pupils admitted at any time anA easEs6
to the end Of the session Half Of the sxpels fsnrsd
in advance Books and materials for
ed q High Point pa ssrss .,:eg s.ae. -. ii:
SION for ten young ladies eompeest 70 teach The kAGsh
Banches, Music French, and several Of the Osnmsntal
branches 81 e. ---------------->--
For further Nanny +, 'p
High Point, GeiiFosd rEs,,Ns
n. B. Young will be conssysdt e E0rl 6ollegsia
less time and At less expense than vis Thomasvilld
~ February &c. 1855. .ls .If1wts.
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THE ANT1-LEcoMPToN MEETING IN PHILADELPHIA
This meeting, held one evening last week, is said to
have been attended mainly by Black Republicans
Letters were read from Judge Douglas, Gov. Wise,
and others. Forneys Press is exer:ing all its nfu
ence nsidousy against Mr. Buchanan. If Col. For
ney had been called to the Cabinet, he would have
been no doubt of the most active advocates of
Lecompton. The people of Pennsylvania will not de-
sert James Buchanan to follow John W. Forney, if
the latter is backed by Wise, Douglas, and Walker.
H The following from the Harrisburg Key
stone, specimen of the tone whch characterzes the
true Democratic papers Of the free States 1t is in
striking contrast with the mischevous course of
Forney and others. The Reystone looks upon the
opposition manifested to the Presidents views on
Kansas affairs treason to the Constitution and
the Union" and this language he uses and applies
generally, not excepting any of the malcontents,
whether in the North in the Sonth. He warns
Northern Democrats who oppose the President in
this matter, that they will be " overwhelmed and
lost And if this be true of Northern Democrats,
what shall say of Southern men, who, like Gov.
Wise, are bringing all their Influence and energies
to bear to enbarrass and defeat the Administration
the Presidents special message on Kansas affairs,
and invite readers to give their earnest atten
ton until they clearly comprehend all its bearings
and realise to their fullest extent, the inevitable
consequences of disregarding its wise recommends
tons. The sophstries and rubbish piled upon this
subject by the enemies of the democratic party and
OF the Union, are all removed with a master hand
and the legal methods of banishing agitation from
the country and giving peace to Kansas in the shor.
test practical time, and distinctly pointed out
Should democrats be found in Congress who oppose
recommendations manifestly just and obligatory,
will be matter of surprise and painful regret to
the rejecting men of the country. And the rising
storm is becomming SO apparent, that it behoves
those who contemplate opposition if any there be,
to look again the land marks and review their reck
onng they take the rretrievabe step and are
erwhelmed and lost Men sometimes recover from
the consequences of treachery to party obligations
out when this treachery involves, We verify be.
s'e does in the present instance, treason to the
Constitution and the Union, escape from disgrace
and destruction is impossible" -
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N. c. Six Per Cent. state Bonds.y

TREASURY DEPARTMENT, n CO.
SEALED PROPOSALS WILL VILE bE - k ZEE
- at this office until 10 o'clock, A. NJ Goth Of March
ted January l. 1885, and running 10 years. issued
The above Bonds will have Coupons for interest 1t
per cent per annum attached payable LIST January and
July in each year. = =. - : -
The principal and interest will be payable at the Bank of
the Republic New York. unless where the party prefers to
have them payable at the Treasury of the State
of their bids deposit the amount Of their bSs ncu
ding the accrued interest credit of the undersigned
inhe Bank aforesaid in the Bank of the State or Hnk
of Cape Fear, Raleigh sc
Parties bidding will please address their letters sa0sed
Proposals for N. c. Stocks" to the Undersigned Ra-
leigh, N. C. - .e'''T.'' TO- 's'a7'-
The bids will be opened in the presence of the Governor
Secretary and Compeer of State and the President Of
the Bank of the State. d, sid.
D. w. COURTS, $50
.f.,,.- ....... r.F Pu6hc Treasurer.
ltd.
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For the Standard.
MADISON PARISH, La, Jan. 10. 1853

MADISON PARISH, La, Jan. l9, 1853.
MEssRs EDIToRs: Some time last May was Wis
tied by an old friend from North Carolina. After
spending short time with me, and looking over the
plantation he expressed wish to write a letter to
your paper in regard to the general management of
this farm. l did not object and he accordingly did
SO. Among other things, he was pleased to speak
of my stock of hogs; and for his qualification and
also my friends in the Old North State, have con-
cuded to send you the net weights and ages of eight
hogs which slaughtered the 9Th instant. First,
$40, 625, 555, $50, 5ls. 5l5, AGO. 465, making T..
30s pounds of pork. The six first were three years
old. My largest hog is yet living and growing fine.
ly, and have concluded to let him grow another
year. He will then be curiosity in the way of
hog. have also slaughtered this winter 800 hogs
which made fifty-t thousand pounds of pork.
put up seventy kegs of lard.
.' Respectfully, =.
j. c.. COWPER.
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By PEARsoN, j. In Wiliamson Williams, in
equity from Meeklenburs, directing proceedings to
be had to try the validity Of the first marriage AL.
so IN Hobbs Riddiek from HEREFORD. affirming the
ons, atarminkthe judgment Also, Mclean v
Waddil frdfn Cumberland, affirming the judgment
Also 70 CTeach Y McRae, from Columbus, affirming
the Judgment. Also, in Gamble Breson, from
Gu'lford, Judgment reversed and oenire de noco. -
Also. N Indy Ray from Orange, affirming the
Judgment. Also, in Watkins James, from Caswell,
affirming the Judgment. Also. IN Houston Bibb,
from UE,on, affirming the judgment Also, in Pow
ell Coob, IN equity, from Caswell declaring the
plaintiff entitled to the relief prayed for Also, in
whitfield v Whitfield, in equity, from Wayne, af.
firming the decretal order. Also, in State Harri-
son, from Northampton, judgment reversed and &C..
aire de noco. - :. - = -
By BATTLE, j. In Bodenhammer v Newsom, from
Forsythe, judgment reversed and centre denoro Al
50. in Holt Clapp, from Johnston, Judgment af-
tirmed Also, in Bennett Clifton, from Duplin, at.
hrmed IN part and reversed in part. Also, in Huat
Piggott, from Ggilford, judgment affirmed Also,
in Bost Cline, in equity, from Catawba order af:
firmed Also. in Shinn Motley, in equity, from
Cabarrus decree declaring the rights of the parties
Also, in Vanderburg Sloan, in equity, from Cabar
rus, decree for plaintiff Also, in Harris Smith in
equity from Cabarrns decree for plaintiff in part
Also, IN Poston Gillespie, in equity, from Rowan.
order affirmed. Also in Harrison v Bowe. in equity
from Caswe decree declaring the right Of the par
ties: Also. in Freeman Okey, from Guilford, in
equity, decree declaring the rights of the parties
Also, in West Sloan, in equity, from Mecklenburg,
decree reformed. o.
By NASH, G. j. In Caldwell Rodman, from Gull
f.rd, affirming the judgment. Also, in Faster v
Walton, from Randolph. affirming the Judgment
Also. in Winsow Elliott, from Randolph, Affirming
the judgment. Also, in Osborne Mcmillan, from
Ashe. affirming the judgment. Also, in Young v
Mcdaniel, from Davie, affirming the Judgment
Also. in Baucom Streatom, from Union, affirming
the Judgment. Also, in Pinkston Brown in equity,
from Rowan.
Per Curiam Scales Wilson, in equity. from
Davie, decree for an account. Also, Overman '
Moss, from Mecklenburg, in equity Bill dismissed.
Logan Logan, in equity, from Yadkin decree for
plaintiff
RULES OF PRACTICE is ordered BY the Court
]. That hereafter the law cases from the respec.
tive circuits shall be docketted before the equity
causes from the same circuits.
O. That no case, either in law or equity, from the
second third fourth, and sixth circuits which NAV
hereafter bsed by the consent Of parties shall be ar.
gued omitted at the same term unless it be filed
with the clerk theConrt five days before the day on
which the causes of the circuit from which it is
brought shall be Called but such case shall be con.
tnued until the next term of the Court
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MARRIED,

MARRIED, n .sz. NOD,
On the 10th ins at the residence Of the brides hthe
in Johnston county, BY the Rev W. E. Pel NV RsSss.
Stephenson ct Wake to Miss Martha a. Mitchener dass
ter OF Jas Kitchener, Esq, formerly of Wake.
Happy they! the happiest of their kndl 's-g>:
Whom gentler stars unite, and in one fate F. Sla,s
m9e'r hearts, their fortunes and their beings blend.
Unnatural oft, and foreign to the mind, -
That binds their peace but harmony ITSELF ,sts
Alluring all their passions into love- si'-i@2aas
In Stokes county. by Geo. W. Wilson, ESQ., Mr. Josenh
BolJack to Miss Mary c. Boles both Of Stokes
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+ H K M A II X e + H..

g. ---. NORFOLK MARKET. na-r:- =
REPORTED FOR THE "NoRrHcARoLINA STANDARD, ~
By A. NJ. MPHEETERS l. co.,
Wholesale Grocers, Forsoarding d. Commission Neaasts
FEBRUARY 10, 1853
FLOuRThe receipts since last have been very lin.
ited but prices have continued run low with dull sr.
@5%. I+t " I'D 80" 70
MAEAT-Market bare and transactions quote FROM
CORN-Reeepts have been heavy, and over bush-
els have been sold during this week. We quote 54A65c
Mixed 53@54; Yellow 57@5q "1s,D,s
NAVAL STORES spis. Turp. Il @4s Common Rosiu
81 Is, No. 81 60, Fine e. :, : -"
RoCERIEs-sngars, N. o. 7@71<. &C" ~, Crushed
ses West India 2@ss; a5@sb; Candles, Mould lee,
Adamantine ss@s6, best Sperm 47@5Oc. -,
NESS PORK-$l70l7 25 = .. . 1919 ~ NV
BACON-Vs and N. c. hoground ls Hams L. ''
LARD-In kegs lsc; in bbls. l2h. ---,-I,,g
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d L e D..

In this City GU the morning Of the 18th February Mrs
Mary Wesley Sedge wife Of Diiworth Siedpe Is 6e SAh
year OF her age after an illness Of about weeks she
was born N Granville county c. and had been
and was resigned to Death. fs''
In this City on Wednesday morning. the 10th instant
aged about 60 years. w
In Stokes county the sst January Josiah Leaks agd
20 years ana II months The deceased was good and
kind neghbo- He served in defence of his country 1t
Norfolk, and was hondrably discharged BE leaves uu-
merous circle Of relatives his descendants numbering l09
His end was peace. ~ - 7-7 TGor,
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The Excitement at Mobile.

MOBILE, Feb. s.-The Arabia'se advice produced
great excitement in this market, and al the cetton
offered readily taken at from to cent advance.
The sales to-day reached nearly 9,eO0 bales, mostly
basis Of 104 for mddling, but At the close hold.
IS compared with last year. show an increasef H.
600 bales. The exports to England during the week
were 70 900 bales. = assa:sS
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EY Mr.. McRae made a speech in the Court
House in this City, Monday last on distribution.
&C. We did not hear him, but learn that the speech
was pretty much repetition Of his former ones.-
lie was applauded now and then, We learn, by the
Anow Nothings +'-
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BANK RESUMPTION IN V1RGINIA.-A bill has been
reported in the Legislature fixing the LIST of April
the day on which the Banks of the State must gen.
orally resume specie payments. ~
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az We invite attention to the letter of our
washington Correspondent. We regret to part
with our able Correspondent Mecklenburg," but
MS time is SO occupied at present to prevent him
from writing. We have made arrangements with
who is an intelligent and well informed writer.
and Southern man, for a letter every week.
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ARMSTRONG, GATOR 4 co., u

:: i ARMSTRONG, GATOR l. co..[ Il
IMPORTERS JoBBERs OF
RIBBONS, MILLINERY, SILK GOODS. STRAW BON.
NETS, FLOW ERS AND RICHES.
No. 2s7r Baiors st., 6etaOeen Cq,les and Hanose- St.,
..'}tl'yr.e * BALTIMORE =; 80, II -
Our Stock will be found unequaled in variety extent
and cheapness Terms strictly six months per cent
on Tor par funds .''s - ttt5 Z NV
Feb l6, 1883 1+3npd.
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5000

The composition Of this limestone renders it prob.
able that it will form excellent f1ux for the iron
ore of this formation. 1t is also probable that it
will make excellent cement, hydraulic lime, as
it has the elements in its composition which are COM
mon to the best limestones of this class.
These conjectures, however, require to be tested
by experiment before they can be established on
sound basis. 1t is, however, the best variety of
limestone which have yet examined. As a lime
stone for agricultural purposes it would probably
be too difficult to burn in consequence of its easy
fusion, and for this reason it is well adapted ux
for the reduction of the ores of iron and lead.
...- .: t'', Most truly yours,
........ E. EMMONS,
'.- - State Geologist.
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IN INTRODUCING THE ABOVE HIGHLY tAU.
THENTICATEO article to the Planters of Nor4h- hro.
lima omit heightened remarks preferrng to
their approval by actual tests and experimental for which
purpose we have made arrangements with Messrx Keith
Flanner of Wilmington to receive orders for such quAnt
ties Planters may require who will furnish 1t Sur pr
ortyve dollars per ton with the simple addition
Messra 4 =. whl.l.e furnish =. p.nps,,a esa.innr
directions for use, together with letters from those who
have tested its value fertilizer BY aetusl experiments
,r..s. b. NJ RHODES co.
Feb. 16, 1858. 14A.
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MANUFACTURED FROM FORMULA OF, DR.
IvA JAS. HIGGINS, State Chemist of Maryland, by B.
Rhodes Co., No. al West Pratt Street. baltimore
We have also on hand full supply Of Peruvian Gu.no
tilizers, Field Seed, DC. '''n's ''<'
CAurIoN-Observe that every bag and barrel of Rhodes
Super Phosphate of Lime is branded above desknated
none other is genuine: 4-s.....
We have packed in substantial bags containing $50
pounds each and also in barrels Price as per ton OF
1000 pounds, (s15 cents per poundl For sale by
KEITH T. FLANNER.
.- . Wilmington n. g.
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Obsegsr withdraws his name as candidate for Gov
ernor. COX = '--S '"--'-H"
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az Jesse Lambert, ESQ.,, has recently been ap-
pointed Postmaster at Brush Greek, Randolph coun-
ty. Mr.. L. is true Democrat and good man
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H~ We are glad to the spirit and ability
with which the Washington Union is advocating
the Lecompton Constitution and exposing the con-
duct of the tlack Republicans and their allies
That paper occupies the true ground, and its exer-
tons in behalf of the administration will be appre-
cated by patriots in all portions of the country.
The Union is just now engaged in noticing the
allacies of Gov Wise's letter to the antiLecompton
meeting in Philadelphia. Gov. Wise has peculiar
way of showing his regard for the administration.
He opposes its leading measure, and at the same
time claims to be its frend But the allied leaders
who look more to 1860 than to the present. will be
disappointed. The national Democratic party will
neither be revolutionized nor destroyed. 1t is at
least as strong now, if not stronger than when it
passed the fugitive-slave law for that measure
received but twenty seven Democratic votes from
the free States in the House of Representatives,
Whereas Lecompton the test vote on Harris's re-
solution, received twenty EIGHT.
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Southern Harketa.

CHARIEsroN Feb. 11.-Sales to-day 5000 bales,
prices having advanced daily; weeks sales, 1900
bales. Good middlng to middline Cir, 10 : ~
cents Rice buoyant at &C. advance. :. - so
AUGUSTA, Feb. 11.-Sales 1000 bales; middlinE
fair, II cents -