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Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1859-03-31
THE EpsEF1ELD ADVERTISER.

THE EDGEFIELD ADVERTISER.
A bright, new face--an attire s&ilfully end
tassefnlly chosen and hecominsly put on, glowing
as types fresh from the foundry-a'genteei. we'll
assured presence-these the Advertiser INTRODUCES
to us, this week, aud thereby approves Its unii-
.rninished success and increasing prosperity. We
receive suchindicatons srom such a quarter, With
unusual zest. - Col SfMpKISs is o peer amongst
us-cleser,. versatile and yet never, descending
from q high, dignifed tone--always bold, manly,
outspokeu, and fearless--wielding' ready, err
nest, solid pen-he is capital editor, and makes
q paper deserve tho, cohstant and constantly in :
oreasing success which has been accorded to che
Advertiser. To bespeak for suoha paper q prompt
recognition, is superfous; We need only extend to
editor, publisher, proprietors and. readers, our
best, most hearty congratulations andgiVe Way
while they speak Tor themselves, thus:- ~
OR Nep ,Dress-The reader will observe the
changes and improvements we this week institute
with considerably increased space and large
supply Of new type, we trust to give satisfaction
to nil our subscribers and wehope to gain many
more. +. No one can deny that the Adcertiser is,
now, n cheap paper at SO per onnum Our e,;er-
tions win continue, 10 fill 'itscolumns constantly
with every thing good aud useful and instructive
and amusing, The regular increase Of our sub
scription list is truly cheering. Our advertising
patronage. too, large and liberal. These toE
eether enableus to improve from year to. yenI.--.
.Onr ambition is to keep pace with our brighten
ing prospects The Advertiser is literally sup.
ported, and we intend to make it fully worthy Of
that support But We deal not in professions.- -
Let our labor speak for itself. -
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MERE-M ENTION.

We learn from the Chronicle that "Cetawba
Lodge" of Ancient Free Masons was Instituted at
Fort Mills in this District, on Wednesday of last
week, under Dispensation from the Grand Lodge.
The following persons we're selected Us officers ::
IssAc SPENCER, W. IT. ; ]. HARVEY FAULKNER
S. ~. Dr. B. M. COBB, j. W.. !; DR.. c. L. CLAW
son, S. d. NJ WHITE, j. d.; T. B. WrrHERs,
Treasurer; J. G. CULP, Secretary, and B. j. PAT
rERsos, Tyler. The regular communications of
the Lodge will be held on the second Tuesday
evening of each month. ...'.....The Cdro7aian an.
nounces the death of Mr.. THOMAS c. Means of
Fairfield. ........Thc Farmers and Exchange Bank
has declared dividend Of one dollar per share,
PAYABLE on the 1st proximo. 1--WE learn from
nm exchange that it is probable that q son of the
late DR.. THOMAS CURTIS will supply the place
made vacant by the death Of his father, in the
Limestone Springs Female High School The
institution is reported to be in very prosperous
condition. ......."The Chester Standard cf last
week announces the death in that District, of Mrs.
ELIZABETH CARTER, at the advanced age OF one
hundred years She lived to see her chlldren's
children even to the fourth generation. She had
nine children fifty-four grand children, ninety
nine great grand children, and fourteen great,
great grand children. 1.-THE Post Office known
rs "Chesnut Grove" in Chester District, has been
discontinued, Mr. LEWIS declining the duties OF
the Office. ........"The Boston Traveller says with
great truth, that sit is easier to get twenty good
writer's, than one good editor. "''''''""A bill to
prohibit the marriage ofwhite with black persons
has passed the Wisconsin Legislature. ''''"The
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CHESS.


Since the advent and the spleudid pareer of our
uncopsuered MoRPHY, this noble game has be-
come the pastimc Of the civilized world, and a.
~akened an enthusiasm among. players which 10
beyond parallel Clubs are now in full tide in
nearly every city, town and hamlet in the land !;
magazines and newspapers are published whose
specially it is to advocate it's Chains and eucidate
its never ending mysteries; and In pohticai and
family journals, columns are set apart for chess
editors, and new and vastly interesting feature
added to the literature of the times, We make
this record with pleasure. Chess is, obnoxious to
none of the charges made. against other games
not even the thread-ba argument Of ''misspent
time" can be truthfully urged against it. And it
promises to achieve work Of incalculabe value,
in banishing from society, those base and ignoble
games of hazard which are always the Preludes
to misfortune and social wreck.
The Charleston Courier, has employed the ser.
vices of q chess-edtor, who contributes clever
and very interesting column to each issue. To
the lover of chess this attraction renders the
Courier even more appreciable than ever. Just
now, we read at the post-of6ce window, and as the
game progresses we arr CONSUMED" to- know the
state Of the conflict between the Clubs of Charles
ton and Augusta. 1t is gallant fight! Blood
on both sides Mind the types, brother Courier !!
Your compositor spoils the game slightly, now
and then. Moves, for instance, the Kings Bishop
to the Knights Fifth, when he oughtnt. Never
theess, long live MoRrHY! Wire la Courier
Hurrah, for him who wins !
What about "Yorkve Chess Club p" =
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present; railroads in France cost four hundred
millions Of dollars Their annual receipts are
about five millions :--,-..The Vicksburg Miss,
soutarsa has just learned bsa letter received at
Vicksbnrg, from the ehairnau Of the executive
committee of the Southern Commercial Conyea-
ton. that after mature consultation the second
Monday Of May next. the 9th Of the month"; has
been definitely fixed upon'as the day for the u.s.
seuablint az the Convention. ..''.''"The Standard
says that Col. c. T. scA1FE, Of Chester District
recently sold in'Arkauras n let Of 70 plantation
negroes Of oil sorts end siaesfor the round sun, Of
seventy Thousand dollars -".s" There are four
teen morning and six evening papers published
in Londonr r.....-.The Propagctem C"iho''qu', n
New Orleans Catholic journal, learns from per
sons worthy Of confidence thai Gen. WAIVER, re.
GENTLY converted to the Catholic Church, has de-
termiued to enter religious order and become o
Catholic priest - = -'-'' :
The Barnwelf Sentinel says DR.. vi ". Smith,
Of that District, has erected at his own espenre,
in the town of Wihiston, handsome Church for
the Methodists to worship n.s''''" The 4th OF
April is the time fixed upon forthe commense-
ment Of. the SfeKLss case. .'~.".The General AS
sembly (0.:s,) of the Presbyterian Church Of
the United States convenes at indianapolis, on the
1911. of May next A very large attendance Is
anticipated. 0'BafEN never !'crooks
his elbow, He politely refused to drink rthsir
Jersey cider in New York, stating that he had not
swallowed anything of an Intoxicating nature fer
twenty-five years. y.>f,,,.-. =
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. Columhia Market. .

9StonlFhe cotton market throughout the
week has been brisk, and the sales heavy. Some
9 500. bales were sold, at prices varying from ss
6g2aa Al fancy lot would bring 10. more
Pfioss have been improving daily.
Pyonr.-The. market continues bare OF fouri
VIC have, however, no change to note since our
our last. We quote Sa.25@SS.5o y sack OF SO
ibs.. Extra family a shade higher.
Cos,-Fhe market is pretty we'll supplied We
quote $685. Ssf busheL -.
0at,.-There is good supply on hama, and We
still quote $4,000. q bpshel.
Peas-Ths supply is limited, aud We quote 50
@Sl y bushel.
Bacen.-Country hog round 12@12I; Bald.
more esdes-l1@il4; shoulders 9@9l; hams -
OLA. Lardl24@1S
Wheat Bran.-Slfa 100 lbs.
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Later from Europe. "S"-1 u

,.- Halifax, March 28. -
!. The, steamship Alps. which sailed from Liver
poo! on the l2thiustant, arrived at this port yes,
terday.. g. -..<.,,. -, ..~-
The Gales of cotton for the week amounted to
n 900 bales Of which speoulqtors took ,l6, 900
and exporters 1900 bales. All qualities have
slightly advanced, caused BY the advires by the
last steamer from America: Fair. qualities i'm,
proved most-ad; lower grades advanced ID. .
The sales on Friday were o,0e0 bales. Fair
Orleans Sd.-middling IS l6 fair Mobile 7s-
middTing 7s fair uplands TS-middl;ng The
stock ct Liverpool amounted to 35s, 800 bales
Some circulars say the advance was not fully
maintained at the close. Manchester advices fa-
vorable-more doing for continental markets.
At Harre. Orleans tres onlsnaire vas quoted at
lo4f.: Aflqualities have slightly advanced. Sales
OF the week fs, 900 bales.
The sales Of cotton at Liverpool on Saturday
amoun,edto 10000 bales-narke, firm.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1859-03-31
MISSISSIPPI coRnEsPoHDEuclzr,

RIpLEr, Miss, March 2l lSes.
sskSDsar Enquirr:-As you have long been
prompt and welcome visitor, You will not feel
yourself disposed to chide me for writing few
lines for your columns. do not presume to
write like. DAvlDsoS, G9wAS, "RgEy" Mrs drss
WEAzLE, BE. They a:e experienced and learned
Writers, and have something to write aboute4par'
,icu!ariy the latter. Her seven daughter, with
all their yarious charms graces, pecuHarties, &C
quimments, accomplishments &C., might have
Allied volume. in. describing. bat the old Indy
has very modcstly condensed it all 10 ashort letter
to yon. Tell her il her daughters l'dOnt take"
after that, it will be their own fanlt, (Which eE-
pect has been the case al the while) Say to
her also. that desire to form an acqaainiancs
with her daughters, as am yOang man Of Thirty:
one years, and Ike them, 'don't seem to taxi" !"
The reason Of this may be, not bscause the ladies
love me less, but because thsy love Otasrs more;
I hope, however, when I see her daughters. mat
ters will "assume different FORM" At any rate,
dear RsevInrn, speak good word to then, for
me. ''' -
Bu. to change the subject, Mr. EsaurnEa, have
you ever been in Mississippi? i If not, will tell
you something aboutis. It is great country:
srast In a great many great respects. There Is q
greatdeal Of rain here these days, and great com.
plants among the farmers on accoun. of s'the
wet" There are also some great .swamps in the
the State. and sdure great rivers round about
We have some great men too, and many 5rco,
ladies. We have some great hunbugs also, sueh
us patent soap recipes and the like. We have
some great fools too, which need not designate,
as you will think you have found ont one when
u, h,r. rooa ,b;s ,et,sr &Es
AS you are a Son of Temperance, perhaps you
would like to hear how the natter goes here. Il
is bad enough, sure. We have some nonstrous
great druukards They use ''bnst-head," t'rot-
GUT. '.Robinson County" &c..--as' they express
ii hemselves--iiks" "pouring soapsuds sin sink
hole" But we have Dipisionh here notwithstand-
Ting, and some exemplary members, who manifest
heartfelt interest in advancing the good cause.
But verify, there is much yet to he donef ere the
evil is eradicated from our hand. WealWays hope
for the better though, and may the day not be far
distant lin spite Of contrary signs at, present)
when Tippah County, Mississippi may rival the
fame of, York District s.. c.. in hereforts to ,ad-
vance the cause Of Temperance and the moral and
religious tone Of her citizens. 9, r~ -. .. -.
:. ......, p Yours, &C., -
PUNCH. =
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Cotton Staten ent.

The receipts of cotton in Charleston for the
past week were, by Railroads 10, 200 bales; hy
water and wagon 1883 bales-together 1887
corresponding week last year 10, 662 bales.
The exports from Charleston for the same time
were, to foreign ports $3.50 bales; coastwise g.
S33 hales-mnking the total exports of the week
1s, ,003 bales, and leaving hand stock OF 61.-
S44 hsles, inclusive Of 3,l02 bales on ship board
not cleared, against stock of 5s,947 bales, and
1S, sS9 bales ON ship.board tame time last year.
The sales in Charleston during the past week
amounted to $500 bales, o. prices ranging from
12 8 8to 19a
The total receipts at oil the ports during the
past week amounted to 63,8T4 bales, against
96, ,210 bales, received during the same period
last year. The total receipts at all the ports since
the lst of September, amotnt to S,170, ,089 bales,
aeainse q 3S6 $50 up to the same dates last year,
showing an increase this yea Of 8SS, 689 bales.
The exports to Great Britain up to the latest
dates amount to I, ,13l ,0S9 showing an increase on
the exports to that country last year Of 2a4! !0l3
bales. TIE shipments to Northern ports show On
increase of S92,132 bales from the shipments Of
last year. = =
The stock on hand and on ship. board at all the
ports, up to the latest dates amounts to 876, Ola
bales, being 1894 bales more than the stock on
hand OF the corresponding date last year.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1859-03-31

Nont Zion Collegiate Mstiut.-We fnd in the
Wnnsboro Register the annexed card which Is
sigued by the board of Trustees and . large num-
ber of the Students of the Mount Zion Collegiate
Institute:
We the undersigned Trustees, Faculty and Stu
dents of the above Institute have heard that it is
reported at a distance, that the Students Of this
Institution "use ardent spirits to excess" hereby
pronounce the rumor to be false. We have not
heard single we'll authenticated case Of drunken.
ness am ing us since the re opening Of the College
in january nor do we believe that any Of the Stu
dents are in the habit of using liquor eS en- moder
ately.
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PRODUCE MARKET.

t'60acaEow marie. fSSr tSspsst week has been
Of an acti7e and baoyantchsrasser- -pricss contin-
ujng toadvance' from day to day, with buyers
anxious to operate at full prices. We quote the
market closing firm at 81 to H.60
Rour-Our market at present is almost bare.
We notice further improvement in prices since
our last We quote extremes at 1886 to S2.75.
Corn.-we also notice furthss improvement
in ellis article, with good deuidhd We quote
prices Ranging from ess to'e5c. per bushel.
Groes,is.-Ths market is we'll supplied with
all the leading artieiesaud % coed business do
inn - r.1 T.E'. ~
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--Il"-|"f
HILLSIDE DITcHING.

On the fourth page the farmer iwill dud . hint
or two on this subject, from one Of his own "csosA'
-the iutsllig gent contributor who has heretofore
impaired interest to our columns. His fayors are r
talked of and properly appreciated, and will, we
trust, be continued regularly. = -.
We are frequently permitted to, report. upon
prolific corn, extra-fne wheat, huge turnips. po.
tatoes, pumpkins &c.; but as the most important
point the modus operandihy which such triumphs OF
skillful farming are achieved, we and our readers
are left in the dark. Thus, no good is done. Now
while we arc pleased to announce any triumph 10
agricultural experiment, we should be better pleas;
ed to describe the method and render it available
to all Every farmer Who is capable Of making a
crop, is capable,of writing q strait, forward &C.
count Of his achievement and like good neigh
tor r he ought to do it. Our columns will always be
open 10 contributors of this character, and we
hope tha. this years work will bring an abundant
supply to US. Try it on friends. =.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1859-03-31

Paul Norphw-We learn by the last Spirit Of
the Times that the proposed testimonial OF the New
York Chess Club to Paul Morphy ON his return to
this country (which will be, it is said IN April,
has now umed this definite, shape: The mem
bsrs Of the Club {aided by such outside contritu.
ticrs as may be offered) will give the King of
Chess 80 public dinner, q magnificent American
goll watch set Of gold and silver chessnnen. for
beauty and costliness unsurpassed in the world,
with d richly iniaid chess.board to match togeth-
er-with gold medal, ,. commemorative of bis En-
repean .triumphs--zthe whole cost to be nearly
S2500." From another correspondent Of the
paper we learn that the English chess players in
tend 10 give Morphy splendid dinner on his re-
tirn from his continental triumphs."
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RICHES AND PovERTY.-If rich, it is easy to
conceal our wealth; but if poor, it is by no means
easy to conceal our poverty. 1t is less difficult to
hide thousand dollars than one hole In our coat
II would be agreeable now fop some individuals
who have never had an opportunity OF concealing
their wealth, from the fact OF their never posses
sing it. to have that opportunity afforded them-
This they readily secure by enclosing $40, S5.
or S2I, to WooD, EDDY & Co., Wilmington, Del,
or Augusta, Ga. These respective amounts will
entitle the writer to a whole, half, or quarter
ticket in their great legalized lotteries, and per-
haps to the capital prize of 'S5O,0Oo. These lot
teries were formerly under the respective man
agement of Gregory & Maury, and S. Swan g. Co.,
and are secured by charter from the States in
which they are enthusiastically. Y. Times. lib
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1859-03-31

The Mssissapi RiUsr. We copy the following
from the Memphis Bulletin, Of the 23d instant--
Dispatches from st. Louis and louisville, of tho
22d irst, repor. the river at these two points as
rising rapidly: -. 49,, = -
The river, in the twenty-four hours ending at
five o'clock last evening" had fallen one half inch,
the fall having been checked, doubtless by the
heavy rains Of Sunday and Monday nights .'.
We learn of several new breaks in the levee be-
low, some of which are doing considerable damage.
That at Manley's, below Napoleon. is reported to
be vary bad one, and has caused immense loss
to Mr.. Manly, who was forced yesterday to fee
with his family for safety-and other planters in
the immediate vicinity. Preutiss, Friar's Point
and Delta are all under water, and Harbett's and
Gray'a landings nearly 50. Small breaks. hsye
occurred at Gen. Clark's and at Mrs. Robb's, op-
posite Thompson's landing, from which the ada
cent country is being very generally flooded. ."
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YguleneaI.

MARRrED--On Thursday, 24th instant by Rev. John g.
Harris, Mr. R. DOUGLASS CRAWFORD and Miss G. j.,
daughter of s. J. H. Alexander, Esq., ell Of this District
rothers, Mr. BARNETT CASSELs Of Chester District
and Miss ELIZABETH n, daughter Of the late james
Wallace Of this District
In this District on the 2ed instant by Rev. Landy Wood
Mr.. JAMES D. BOYD, and Mss JANE, daughter OF 10.
seph Starnes. -..
In this District on the 29th Instant by VIM McGn, ESQ.,
Mr. E. F. BUNCH and Miss MARGARET 3. INMAN, al
this District.
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KINGS MOUNTAINS MILITARY SCHOOL.

The'frst quarter {of 1852 Of this institution is
now drawing to a.clOse. and we are gratifedd in
being able to record its continued success and
prosperity. Indeed, at no'fOrmer period Of its
existence has it exhibited more unmistateabie
signs Of increasing yigor and usefulness. From
reliable authority we learn, that out Of near one
hundred Cadets who have entered but four have
left the institution during the past three months,
and that their places are being speedily filled by
new applicants;
Combining disadvantages Of an excellent situ-
alton with admirable educatiohaF fcilities it is
not wonderful that the Kings Mountain Military
School has attained high position amougthe lfs-
erary institutions of the State. But IFS popular.
ity seems not to be confined to the limits Of South
Carolina, many Other, Southern States having
their representatives within its walls: Relying
upon the past as an augury' Of the future"
confidently predict for the school . long, useful
and honorable career.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1859-03-31

Something Unusual-several members of the
Washington bar held meeting u few evenings
since, to consider the propriety of appointing one
Of their number to aid in the prosecution Of MIR.
Mr.. Sickles. Another meeting will be held on
Monday, andthe impression is that Mr.. Carlisle
or Bradley will be selected. It is au unpreceden.
ted proceeding against member Of their own fra
terpity.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1859-03-31

vate business and an early return home. Senator
Browns speech is enough for the Democrats ~
til the Virginia Election for Governor Is over R
that goes as 1t should they may jubiateS moro
iEsely. SETHH'
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RELIGIOUS SERVICES FOR SUNDAY, APRIL 8

RELIGIOUS SERflCES foh ogNuAtt a. 49, y
",'''~N Methodist Church,
Rev. L. A.. JoHssroN, Pastor: Service at 10 A..
M, and Pm. Communion service after the
close of the morning sermon '.>s'~'
- 1nde epondent Presbyterian Church., -
Rev. ROBERT Y. RossnLL, PASTOR. Service as
10A. NJ, and P. NJ. -. ..,@.. -
Associate Reformed Church. = Z.
Rev. r. LATHAM, Pastor No service next SAB
bath -. -
Presbyterian Church.
Rev. J. NJ. H. ADAMS. Pastor. lowingto the ah-
sence of the Pastor there will be no service next
Sabbath:
Episcopal Church. ..
Rev. "a F. 6INsTEaD, Pastor Service at los
A. NJ, and 81 P. NJ. =
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Newspaper Enterprise. Captain of West
India trader, who has just arrived at Norfolk, Va,
from some of the Islands, reports the presence of
a 80 ton schooner, cruising N the West Indies,
with artists on board, taking views and sketches
of the Islands and scenery, for Frank Leslie's
Illustrated Newspaper
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coLHnrRIA BULLETIN.

We have been Requested to make note, and IN"
form our friend Of the Colombia Ballstin, that
some of the subscribers at this place are making
complaints about netreceiving the paper regular.
ly. whois to blame, friend BRiTToS p = g.
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vcRKvILLEi s. O.

Special Motto All communications on matters con
nected with the paper should he addressed TO THE ok
VILE ENQUIRER tand not the Editor or
sonay Persons desiring prompt attention to Their ia'ors
~ Capt. ID. D. MOORE Maj NtYLEs SMITH, SAINT
G. BROW J. L. THOMSON and SAMUEL J. kTYkESpAL
of York and WILLIAM D.CooK Of Bennetfsyue' are aa
horized agents of the ENQUIRER
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coNsIGFEEs PER KINGS MOUNTAIN 3, Road,
From tin 27ndlof Tho 29th or March, Isso.

Meachat & Wheeier, Moore & Bhsris, J. B.
Whitesides & Bro, J. 8. Moore Sons, B. T..
Wheeler, CLARK, Carroll Co., q. ?. Adickes q
Co., Adams, McGsHe<& Cox, .Datsin & Jeherys,
Allison & Brattop, q, a. Ratehford 4 Co. !. C.
Payne, J. ]. Garvip. Cadet Schdsetle, Himmoads &
jackson, r. T. simHopdss AZ. p. &G-G MiIasr,
Moore, Rsinty 1 Co. 4 8 Hope, gsast Walton,
B, 4. Il. u. L. Neagle, J. A. Carpeuter, G..
Steele, g., H. Summit, sMoore 4 BnEsiA 3. NJ.
Kirkpatrick,s b. Hare, A. Coward, Miss = W.
Moore, e. P. Moore, Camp & Lemons. MisaE K.
FCravfopd, d.. EyR.s sRrattop. ia. Bratzoa, W.
e. Rose, c. P. Turner, ". A. Fetties; 8. W. Mel
ton, g. K. Rhyon, Georgs: :W Williams. ]. Herudon,
Beam & jenkins and Disksoa & Webb, -
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81 -. Nav 4oRK, March 26.
Sales Of 1,80o. bales cotton. and, The market
quiet Flour is fru--sales Of 10 600 bbis. Wheat
Is heavy, with saies ofl5 900 bushels. Corn firm
sales Of 10000 bushels.
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SPRING

SPR1NGJ
As On indication. of Spring, We notice the ad
vent of Martins in is!sicinitys the past week
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cofupsbia nfarkst.

coLvxHlAs March 20.
There wss no ehaussi IN the ootsaa ma1hst yes.
terday, and not much offering. 200 bales we're
spid, ID from 81 TO l2sc; fancy lot voaid bring
10. more. fs"'ts = ~