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These prices ente advertisers renewal Of matter
every month For frequent changes special con
tracts will be made.
Business Cards. Of One Square Or less, year86 90
Two Squares, One 90
Asr Special Notices double the rates of ordinary
advertisements
A- All transient advertisements payable in adoan
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going repairs at the Ship Yard, and will be
ready 20 resume her place the line in a
few days.
ELE0TIoN-We give below the vote Of coun-
ty- officers as far as heard from.
Probably, to-morr row, we shall be able to gbe
the official returns.
AT CoURT HoUsB PORTSMOUTH.
For Sherif.--Msi. Ssm'l Elhridge 90 OPP
position
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rAPE COD RAILROAD.-On and sf-
~ ter Monday, April II, cars leave the Depot
OF the OLD Colony and Newport Rsilway 10 Boso
ton. for Hyannis at "A. M, and express 4sO
P. NJ. f.1.- s.
Leave Hyanns for Boston, 7.05 A. l., and 20
P. ID, All trains connecting with trains on the
o. O. and Newport Railroad at Middleboro' and
Fairhaven Railroad at West Warthsm ia
Passengers for Nantucket will take Am
train from Boston, and steamboat on arrival at
Hyannis. e7 oa
The 4.30 train fsom Boston will not stop at
stations between Middleo oro O. aud Boston The
7.05 A. N train from Hyannis will not stop to
leave passengers between Middleboro' and Bns-
ton, except at Bridgewater North Bridgew alter
and South Brantree.
merchandise train will leave Hyapnis for
Boston, Newport and way stations at ITO A NJ,
and returning same days leave Middleboro' at
12.1o P. NJ, connecting with 5.45 A. N. train
from Bostou, and 46 train from Newport.
Passenger car with this train between Middle.
6"ro' and Hyannis. Mondays. Wed nesdays and
FridsyY.
ala TThS,f EN-. WiNTLOW, Sup't.
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ray The DAY Book made it's temperance
Monday, after suspension of four years.
The Editorial and Local Departments is well
represented, and its first appearance under
the circumstances, are much admired. We
say success t, the old Norfolk DAY Book
Bulletin.
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DICKELING VINEGAR 4
L AT RETAIL.
sale by ~ $50 o
jy24 - JAS. E. JONES.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

"a "a. ~. - ~ II ...s.
D E AL Err IN ~
LUMBER, LIME, COAL. HAY, PLASTER, CEMENT
AND BUILDING MATERIALS OF EVERY
DESCRIPTION,
WIDE WATER STREET, OLD CUSTOM
HOUSE Lot,
Has on hand: --a
SHINGLES, LATHs tess essg
HAIR, WHITE, SPRUCE, and 80
YELLOW PINE Boards.
JoIsTS and SCANTLING ,1
FLOORING PLANK, #%
DRESSED WHITE PINE,
CEILING and PETITION STUFF,
Jy26-ly TONGUED and GROOVED.
VALUABLE LA N ID NEAR SUFFOLK. Va
FOR SALE.
First tract of about $50 acres, Nansemond riv
one mile below Suffolk without houses fences but
valuable. ~ !, ', :,
Second. tract of about 1913 acres, on the Edenton
road, IN miles from Suolk-has on it very thrifty
young orchard of select Fruit Trees and vast quanti
ties Of Wood and Timber, and has Well OF excellent
water. K
Third Lot of about 10 acres, adjoining the town Of
Suffolk, with comfortable dwelling and outhouses, and
spring of good water. 80
Enquire of JOHN R. KILBY,
jyZo'St* Suffolk, Va
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NEEDS ArTENrIoN.-Th cutters in trout If
the Day Book office needs looking after aad
grading 100, that the stsgnant water and
debris Of the street may pass off. They are
unsightly offensive and miasmatic
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GoasD By Oow.-A vicious COW gored a
man on Ferry Point, day or two ago, in such
manner as to render his recovery matter
Of some doubt. The cow had young calf.
and, strange to say, after committing the
assault, ran of, leaving her calf behind, and
has not bsen seen since.
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VALUARLE HORSES. &C., FOR SALE
NEW YORK ANDH HARLEM RAIL

NEW YORK AND HAIR LEM RAIL
~ OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES OF trains, commen.
eng MONDAY, May 8. 1865.
two Express Trans daily from New York tt
Albany and Troy and Sarat oga. making direct
connections with the New 70 rk Gem al rs ilroad
or all points West ana st Troy with Nor shsrn
Railroads for al points Norm.
The II A. NJ. and $40 P. Nj. Express Trans
for Albany and Troy run through without change
of cars,
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LOCOMOTIVE LANDED.-A Locomotive, in
tended for use on the Norfolk and p tersba ! re-
Railroad, has been landed on tie whar,, foot
of Wide Water street, and will soon remind
us of old tim's by eteamiog through The city
to the Depot.
, 1865-06-02

Ell UCTIONS-Directeuren ~hrkjendtgj6r
AZ herved, at ifolge Reqnisition at st.
Thom@ Sklflcrrt SON brhandIende Stag
termester J.. NJ. Villains FAlIitbo WI
b,ive opraabt til SaIg veG 3 offentlge
Auctioner i Mtdf0r af ri. 22de Apri-
1917, og som afholdes
1ste Auction O~n<dagenden 28deJuni f6ret-
kommeude Xxi. - Middag.
eden Auction Onsdageu den 1879 JUL
f0rslkommende KI. 10 midday.
3die Auction Onsdagen den 26de Jul
forstkommende Kl. IL Middag,
de Boet tilh0rende ( If
, 1865-06-02

duction of sugar, the Quart pro Cent
Tax on mortgages in houses and Estates,
the New-Tax, the houSe-Tax, the Caval-
~ and ArtiIIery-Tax and the Imn,igration-
Tax, became due on the LIST Of May this
year.
A list of the Taxpayers and the res
p%rctive amount of Taxes, will, Tor the
jurisdiction of ChristiausIed, be found
exposed for Inspection at the Royal
Treasury's Office, and tor HE Jurisdiction
Of Frrderihsted, at the Sheritt's Office in
sad Town.
Royal Treasury's Office, St. Croix Goth
May 1865.
G. R. MAGENS.
, 1865-06-02
ADOLPH
J@ndera0mmer o. SkrlUer paa Gen
81. IhomqS j Americ0


81. Thomas j America
Gi6r vjtterIigt, ut cfrer Deeiering af
SNltleJcrtru paa s., Thomas og Medhold
af KongrIig alIcrnaadlg~t BcyIlIirg, I'D
f|prdigrl ad mandatum af Commencement
lpt for de datS5- vrStlndiSke Der dem lode
Dtuncsin.>t +. 4~ hrrvcd med Aar o. D12s
NarSel D.u utIcr De, som MATTE ave
ihrnde ct den III April 1856 imrlIrm
ma atd0lr Euke Anna Lnvinlr og Irr; E:
Chre,ien in g,aet og den l4le nic>tcltcr
thIugl;rSl For,ig, h,orvcd er glNet Hrr:
+: Chrcticn Panteret Ei"ndo":men Np.7
P~,iuISeu<gade, kronprindsenS Qnar'eer
/ Bvru ChlrIoUe AmaIa paa st Thomas
for $500. 80 cts skriYcr Otte lIuntrede
Tred>judsiyvc og IRE yestindise Daler,
tredivr GEMS ned Renter at node inden
1t. ihomH ordiuaire Bything, som hol~
DIES ! iluset No "a Dronnirgen> Gade og
Qlartrer her Byrn elIer paa hviIkrt an
def Sted R.tten iii den lid ordeutIigvris
mantle hniIcs den forSte Mandag Sep
tpmbrr 1866 ON Formiddugru KI 10 ct
for der og da med brmeldte Forug at
fremkommeog dcrrs Adkom>t I'll sammeat
godtgi0ge, da Cilantrn vii f~nrvenle og
Iade paa>taae, at ForIIget we'd Dom yor-
der kjeudt d0dt og mlgte>l0st at ware,
saa at Diet dcrcller kan aliases og af Pam
tebogcn udSlcttes.
Forel@g og Lavdag er ophevet we'd
Forord0. 3 Juni 1896.
til BekrntrlSe under min Haand o&
Embedssegl, st. Thomas den 27de Mai
1865.
ROSENSTAND.
, 1865-06-02
Translation.

Pursuant TO Orders from the Royal
Government it is hereby made known
that the Taxes to the Colonial Treasury
for the year 1864, viz: the Ground and
Building-Tax, the Procentage-Tax on
the rent of houses, the Tax on the Pro-
, 1865-06-02

been made with the reaping of the crop,
over two thirds ofwhich (say 81, 900 hhds.)
we reckon has been got in. The ship
ments to date reach 2I621 hhds besides
$3.50 on board vessels IN the Bay, which
will probably sail before the Packet, or
at any rate by the end OF the week, viz =
, 1865-06-02

TO enable the planters 10 go on with the
reaping. The weather had become more
favorable by the latest account in both
Islands.
An Ice Company has been got up in
Berbice and succeeded in making Ice.
Mr.. Baynes had assumed the administra-
ton Of Grenada, and opened the Legis-
lature. We are glad to find both from
his address and the replies Of the Council
and Assembly, that in Grenada crime is
diminished aui the conduct of the labor
ing people q9jet. The Council say
"We have reason to be thankful that we
live in a community in which crime Of a
serious nature is bat little known, and
the laboring population happy, peaceable
and contented." In St. Vincent it is Sc
riousIy proposed, for the prevention Of
bastardv, that on occasion of the birth Of
an illegitimate child, the father should
be fined or imprisoned, and the mothers
head publicly shaved.
From Gaa1aloupe we hear Of a propo-
sal to run new li3e of French Steamers
from Hayrc to the Frcucir Antilles, to
share in the profit of the passenger and
dry goods conveyance.
GUADALUPE.
Crop operations. were proceeding
briskly, spite Of rainy weather disturbing
operations on the estates. The wharycs
OF Polnle a-Pllre as well as the curing
houses and stores of the plantations, were
tulI of sugar, shipping being very scarce,
md the few vessels III port charging SO
high a rate Of freight as to deter the mer-
chants from giving cargo. Several ships
were expected, and the papers look for Il
fall in freight in a few days.
THE Opera Company, under The di-
81 a~4, .G.g a,.l;;,n",4' .Ln ~
Ianriaas for fa,. a,on,L55 L.f na',Ia
CaIaHn ~ a." 9a1 ;'aI,rt TO- T,n;n;Ia1
nTlo - - e " a." ' 1o4L ''",'@''
.ho+ -, 1J"rti, ;a,n pra,a ,"a., e Ta
tst man,;aas tha4t +Lo =, norrott"
tbo neo0e ~ Eor;rr ,aLn" ,, ,,,",
o - :, - Io.rior 49, .bo~ ar o%rt''I"%9
Franco . natter 10 he ryrer+rd wLoo
She took no niIot from tho Shore. aronrJ-
ID ON ,n' ~ son5bank from 1vL'cb s1r wSs
not off w;Ib tho ossis+anco If . a1or1r
eonvir+s Gron lGo Frnnch f,ioata RrU1ao
TJ ~
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EDGAR PoE's GRAvE-The impression that ED
CARA. Pos's grave cannot be recognized in Balti-
moro, is corrected by o letter from HENRY HERRING
to the american Of that city. He says: re-
che was buried ir his grandfathers David Poe)
lot near tho centre Of the graveyard, wherein was
buried his grandmother and several others of the
family. furnished neat mahogany coffin, and
Mr. Nelson Poe the hack and hearse. Dir. Nelson
Charles Suter, the undertaken, were the only per-
sons attending his funeral. Mr.. Edgar Allen Poe
was the OF the brother David Poo, Jr., Of my
first wifo, Eliza Poe, and was adopted by Mr..
Allen, of Richmond, on the death OF his father and
mother in that city. He has sister, Rosalie Poe,
now living, who came to Baltimore few days ago
in very INDECENT circumstances. She was also an
adopted child in the family Of Mr.. and Mrs. Mac
kenze, OF Richmond, on the death OF her parents .
The Presbyterians are likely to have o further
"split" on the subject or slavery. Tho Louisville
Presbytery, Mt IT'S recent session, adopted "a de-
claraton and testimony" which sets forth that
church which dabbles IN radcalism is no longer
true Christian church; and that, unless tho frl-
ture General Assembly repeal It's former anti:
byterian Synod at present in session, series O.
resolutions condeinning that action have been un
der discussion for several days past. Tho tele
graphic dispatch we published on Saturday stated
that they have been voted down by vote Of 10:
to 25 That is to say, the Synod (State) stands b,
the action of the Gouisyille) Presbytery. Thi
vote twill probably be followed now by the opel
secession Of the majority Of Kentucky Presbyte
Iians from the General Assembly of the Unite,
the GENERAL Assembly let politics, and especial
political abolitioniBm. alone - s.7' = '5t''
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DAILY IN EW S..
THURSDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 2e, 1865.
England and tho Revival OF Southern
Trade,

The rapid revival Of trade with the South stimu-
lates the manufacturing districts of England to
renewed activity. The London Daily Ne,os, of the
Sd inst, says: #Ia
''The accounts from our manufacturing dis
tricts show that tho expected revival of the trade
with the United States has begun there in oarn-
est. At Manchester an enormous business is be-
ing done, both for yarns and cloth. GOODS are
wanted at once, proposals for the execution Of
orders in few weeks being received with extreme
impatience by shippers who prefer to buy availa-
BILE goods at n considerable advance rather than
lose the opportunities of an excited market"
The Ne,os quotes from American journals to
show how the Southern trade has grown since the
war ended, and adds these remarks:
"Nor is it only revival of old relations that is
now taking place; for the first time within these
thirty years The South, no longer having o "pecu-
treat the North as one country with ITSELF and in
vito it's citizens to como with the energy and oap
tal which are 30 much needed there. All the more
enterprising Of the Southern States calling for
the advent Of Northern men. The civil authori-
ties and the journalists of Virginia, North and
South Carolina, Georgia, Alabama, Tennessee,
Kentucky and Missouri earnestly invite immigra-
tion to their respective States, setting forth at
length the extraordinary inducements which the
"new order Of things" in those regions presents to
industrious and thrifty people. BY many Of the
'yeakels leaving New York for points on the South
'crn seaboard, as also by inland modes Of convey
'ancc, cntefprising artisans, mechanics and labor
ers leave the North in considerable numbers, in
quest of the employment and fortune which are 80
enthusiastically promised them. There ia nothing
monstrates the magnitude of the revolution which
has passed over the public than this flow of immi
grafton into States which very lately were practi-
cally closed to the free emigrant"
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HEADQUARTERS, DEPARTMENT OF so. Ca, ''
HILTON HEAD, 8. O., October az, 1865. !
GENERAL Orders No. 49,
I. IN COMPLIANCE WITH THE PROVISIONS OF
General Orders, No. 14l: current series Adutantaene
rails Once, dated War Department Warrington, D. O..
October 7th 1866 tho STAFF Of tho General Com
uaanding is hereby announced as follows;
Breyet Iieut.-Col W. L. NJ BURGER, U. 8. Vols, AS
sistant Ad djutant- General. @"t :.
Major G. W. THOMAS. U. 8. ". Chief Quartermsster
Major W. ", BURNS. US A., Chief Commissary
Major j. p ROY, 9th U. g. Infantry Acting Inspector
General.
|. Surgeon a. P.DAIsI y! s;v Acting Medical
Director. g." ...
'1st Lieut. c. NJ. BAILEY. 9th U. 3. Infantry Acting
Judge Advocate. ,GHffE.".aG ..3Ha-S ,..as'
Capt HENRY SETON, Al iie-de. Camp, e,..e!1
Capt DANIEL g. LESLIE, Aidedo-camp.
H. Breyet Lieut. Col. B. r SMITH, late Provost
Marshal General will have the records Of his oco and
Brevct Major @. r.. sUTER, late Chief Engineer. will
hayo all papers and maps referred from these Headquar
for Ole his Office carefully boxed up and sent tc
the ofce Of the Assistant Adutantaeneral Of the De
partment, with list Of said papers and maps.
III. All kinds Of ofGa business heretofore transacted
by tho Provost Marshal General viii tn future be Mt
tended to the Assistant AdjutanaeneraI Of the Do
partment ...-,,,,.,,..,a yre e4r; ff1a :
By Command os Major General Q. 4. d1L1uoar. z,
| Of1cial:r as,r ~ .aG W. L. N. BURGER.
! October 90 Assistant djutant General;
nS- NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE Fol
LOWING described CERTIFICATRs OF STOCK In III
\ Great Westorn Insurance Company Of New York bnv
been lost and that aftcr the usual period application
Will be made. usual for new Certificates viz No. ST.
18th May 1abs, 90 sharos; NO. $780, lth Juno. 1853.
Il Shares Both In nhms Of ELL Trenholm in trnst 70
FEi1za b. Trenholm. az - th8s %. aeptember IA
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Consignecs per South Carolina Railroad
October "A.

1919 bales Cotton, 2s bales Douestics, Furniture &c
To H Horlbeck, W Boag, NJ Mordecai, " Fisher, "
Muller. " Dukes l. Co. stoney, r Nfure & Co. Z II
Rodgers & Co, Gibbes Il GO. " wardlaw, G W Will
nams Co. Jefers y G &c. J M Eason, Elfe lI Hn
Walker r scriven. 4 Q Callieott, Willis chis
olm, A Tobias' Sons, Gibbons Co, Q Witte, omey
Co. Mrs W d Porter, j II Taylor Badenhop, Boil
mann Bros, r Holmes. " Hall, Street. CHS
olm, w Edgerton, Geo Egan, Cohen. G Chisom, 1
stenhouse, f Mcy. w l. Mikel W Hcriot & Co, Aus
tin & Abee, Loeb, W Gaskins, Danna, Colclough
Wardlaw & Carew, q W Hastie. and hnsel
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HEADQUARTERS, MIL. DIST CHARLEsToN,)
$500. DEPARTMENT s. c.,
'...... CHARLESTON, 8. c., Oct. 25, 1866.
GENERAL OnDERs, No. I'LL
HAVING BEEN RELIEVED FROM TEMPORARY
command Of the Department Of South Carolina the un-
dersigncd hereby reassumes command of the Military
District of Charleston. CHARLES DEvENs,
e.. October 30 8 Droyet Major.Generaf
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MARINE NEWS.
PoRT OF HARLE sTON.

Arrived Yesterday. tOcr. 25
Steamship Mcclellan, samuels, Hilton Head. To U S
Quaftermaster.
spanish bark Paquta. Vnles. Maanzas. II days. Bal
last. To W Hall. The hAs been for some time at
quarantine.
Steamer Cosmopolitan. Crooker Savannah.
Went to Sea Yesterday. fOcr. 25
Steamer Canonicus, Tilton, Hilton Head.
Notice to Mariners.
HILTON HEAD, October 81.
The Light Vessel at Martin Industry broke arift from
her moorings yesterday, October %. She will be re-
placed soon as possible.
y - 'arF-- CHAs o. BouTELLE,
Acting Lighthouse Inspector 9Th District.
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speeches, in favor Of negro suffrage, franked by
Sumner and Ames, OF Massaohusetts.. They were
"thicker than toads after a shower" but do not
seem to haye had q yeryremarkable effect on the
public wina, piiaa,S e Regtsste'' INA i3UM 2
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this at Camp bith N Y. vot Vols, at orangeburg g. c.
about the 9th day of August, 1906
SPECIFICATION 3d-1n this. that Private JOHN WILL.
SON. Co. T. 64th N. Vet Vols, when ordered by his
superior officer, Capt 6. w. CHELIus 64th N Y Vet.
Yols to fall into tho ranks of his Company did uilfuy
refuse TO obey said order and held Capt G. W. CnEL1us
Commanding Gath N. Y. Vet Vols, in open resistance
with fixed bayonct All this at Camp 5tth n. Y. vot.
Yols at Orangeburg 8. Co. about the 9th day Of
August, 1865
To which Charges and Specifications the accused
pleaded follows:
| To the Specification OF Charge 1st-"NoT GUILT"
70 Charge 1st-"Nor GUILTY."
To the Specification 1st Of Charge 2d-"Nor GUILTY"
To the Specification I'd OF Charge 2d-"Nor GUILTY"
To tho Specification Sd of Charge 2d-"Nor GUILTY"
To Charge 2d-"Nor GUILTY."
! ..- FINDINGS.
| The Court having maurely considered tho evidence
nd,ced, find tho accused. the said Private JOHN WILL
SON, Co. E., 54th N. Y. Yot. Vols, as follows:
| or the Specification Of Charge 1st-"GUILTr."
| or Charge 1st-"GUILTT."
OF the Specification lss Of Charge 2d-"NoT GUILTY"
Ofthe Specification I'd of Charge 2d-"GuILrY, except
ing the words. "did resist With to obey said
| DOR" ia
oftho Specification Sd OF Charge 2d-"GurLTY."
/ OF the Charge 2d-"GU1LTr."
/ SENTENCE.
Aud tho Co,r! does therefore, sentence him, Private
JOHN WILSON, 90. f. 9th n. Y. Vet. Vols, "to be
confined at hard labor for the period of two years. a
such place as the Commanding General may direct and
to forfeit to the United States all pay due him and
to become due him during his confinement"
II. The proceedings, findings and sentences in the
/ foregoing cases of Privates JOHN H. SMITH, Co. E
Gath N. Y. Vet. Vols, Private JOSEPH WOOD, Go, E
Gath N. Y. Vet. Vols. aud Private JOHN WILSON, Co.
54th N. Y. Vet Vos approved. Tho sentences VII
be carried into execution Sing Sing New York statei
Prison, is designated as the place of confinement
The prisoners will be forwarded to the Provost har
shalGcneral of this Department, with copy of thi
order.
BY command ofBreyet BRIG. Gen. ". 7. BENNETT.
i GEO. w, HOOKER,
| October a 8 Assistant Adjutsnt. General.
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You CAN'T OPEN YOUR LIPS, ladies, without re-
veabng whether you use the fragrant. SozoboNT or
breath speak for you.. The lustre and purity i'm
parted to the dental machinery by that peerless
fluid, and tho fragrance it gives TO the month
cannot be realized by the Of any other ar tolo
accessible to the human family >, ~. t8 :
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-;HEADQUARTERS, J
MILITARY DISTRICT CHARLESTON DEPT S. c.,
CHARLESTON, 8. c., October %, 1866. J
GENERAL ORDERS No. 1i2.
CAPTAIN T. D. HODGES s5TH U. s. q. T., Ia hereby
announced a. A. D. On the Staff Of the Prcot Ma
jor.deneral Commanding. He will be obeyed and re
spected accordingly. -. >eFr-
by command of Brevet Ma. Gen. cH4aLEs DEvENs.
GEO, W.. HOOKER
p. October % Assistant Adiutant General
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COMMERCIAL.
CHARLESTON MARKET.

WEDNESDAY EVENING, October 20.
COTTON-since our last report, the market has been
dull and declining but to-day there has been reaction
and q good demand at advancing prices. Wo quote:
Middlngs ct &C., with small salcs-scors holding
higher prices
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Arrivals at Merchants Hotel.
Joseph Moore and lady, Lake City, Fla; John Trask,
Gloucester; Josiah Murdoch. Barnwell Louis Kreuder,
Columbia; Capt VIM Townsend 54th New York; Lieut.
Ferrits, 25th Ohio Dupprose. Now York; II II
Appleby, South Carolina; WIN Lee, Spartanburg: NJ L
Frcraon, WILLIAMSBURG II ii Stuart and servant Cam
den: j u Holmes, Camden.
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ONE OF THE BoYs.-The Long Branch correspon-
dent of the New York Times thus chronicles the
feats Of marvellous boy who sat opposite him at
tho table,
L was greatly amused at dinner by aia exhibition
OF the peculiarities Of q shoddy family. That the
rS E ss shEd h DO
registers. That the head of this family was enti-
tied by divine right to the name of Cecas T.
ed his food into his mouth with knife it is true;
but 30 does many honest man. Mrs. Shoddy
was resplendent with diamonds, and her stubby,
red fingers gittercd with many colored jewels; and
she fat, and not fair and past forty. But with
neither of these was ewrapt up" II was with
'''that boy" Between the parents, he sat directly
opposite me at the table, and concealed with my
TRUST no one observed It. He was feeble urchin,
with watery-white eyes and O freckled face, and
ate his food with the verocity of starved spaniel,
and blinked continually, like toad in rain storm.
gers were in everything alternately within his
reach, including his hair his coffee, and his plate.
He scorned knives and forks; or when he did use
them it was with the: energy, Of despair. He
would seize lot Of fricaseed chicken in both
hands, and as he removed the edible portion with
his teeth, he tossed the rejected part over his
coat-sleeve and he wiped it upon his pantaloons;
he sspilled everything within his reach; he thrust
his, hand behind him to grab the waiter by the
coat and give his order; and whom anything was
brought him he would scratch hie head thought
fully and stare wildly ut it while collecting all his
thing tho table, and the dessert completely nom
plussed him: "hIar, what's that2" he cried, as
a gaiy colored blanc mango greeted his vision
''Thats puddin,' p" mar made answer, and "Gimme
alot," the young hopeful responded: Only when
appealed to- however, did Mrs: shoddy observe her
child; SO also Mr.. slroddy. The parental uncon-
scionsness of that child WAS something almost sub-
lime He might have stood on his hoad, l think,
and they would not have wavered.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1865-10-26

Whites 10; Blacks and Colored %. Total Al.
ACES under ] year; between and years; 2 be-
tween and 10; between 10 and 20 between 20 and
30 between 80 and 40; 6between 40 and 90; between
80 and co; between 90 and 70; between 10 and 3d.
between 80 and 90; and between 90 and 100 years.
... GEORGE g. PELZER NJ. D., City Registrar
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-04-01

0N and after March lss, 1876. our hrm win be
HALL L. DAVIS,
March Adm No. % Exchange 81,