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St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1866-05-31
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ST. CLOUD MARKETS.
SPECIAL sNOT11cR1.. ( 4, ::

NO ONSUMRT1VES.-The advertiser, hav.
Il ing been restored TO healthin few weeks by =
very simple remedy, after having suffered for several
years With a severe lung affection, and that dread
his fellow-suferers the means Of cure.
70 all who desire It ho viii send copy Of the pre-.
scrpsioa used cnee ofcharse recttona for pre-
pairing and using the same, which they will find .
SURF CglE .for CONSUMPTION, xAs1HNA, sBlqsca17ls,
C0UaHs OoiDs Ind al Throat and Eun4 Affections.
The only object Of the advertiser In sending tho Pre-
nation which hs eoneeiyss to- be- Invaluable, Ald he
hopes every sufferer will try bib remedy u viii cost
them nothing, and may prove blessing.
Parties vishing the sYsxE, BY return
REV. EDWARD A. WILSON,
v8n28-1y Wilhaqsburgh, Kings Co., New York.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1866-05-31
AlR HAVEN 3
A.asryiss a.d aivias & 1.rlssrai.ss.

x.o.. a. R4u.,a- cs,,..p ! otl
E.sy ~, ! B4ls HAYDN, Nay 9ltA laeb.
ED1ron Disseminating ! long dap.
Your correspondent has wakAa u dur
ps'ss; ,.,,s s,.,.. s ]. sfs,
large party MT Il tie residence q Rev. i.
sC. Partridge, shd thsn and there, u the
!. s.id Rsys !. 9, sPeitriaes, lTsrs united ID
nrnyoo s 70 Mis- y !; ss PA.4s,pos.
Ansrs being handsomely RECALLED Es'upon the
sane supply Of provisions. made for the 90
easion, tae parry adloarned q meet g the
noase ~ y SoO asy za.d
81 the Rev. j. n. Thresher.. MI. RIoHAnp
|, NJ. sVAxpla:voo1r.o 10 Miss Ana 6. WnBs.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1866-05-31

''.> :.-R*. Thomas y CO..: u saak: Centre,
have purchased i. stock toe Of geods ind vii!
open \ store in that fourishing town. We
believe this makes the fifth store In opera
ton At that Place rs:&....:fi = +
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1866-05-31
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HEk fSkT;6{ Midiie1 received, ! lev

NSCAPH o. Ho1s1 THlEl-A tlYfLY
Bsd1. 9B6gin{ liiJii.y .reoJiy.a. lev
d.y. since, letter from Mr.. J. Fargo,
living 4 Iuaspsadsaee. lows, .,tellnt that
lsRssths fip,t. ane brown na&Gfse h,d;
been stolen from him, and he had re3son
to selisss nat shS tAtsl hSd 6eme with her.
10 this place. The sherif. soon. get hin
issye on the animal On the streets. and
found that chs, Was kept a the stables ofths
Minnesota House. So, on Tuesday morn-5
ing he pl.ssasais hand on tie ,ihpsll4er 81
the ,profs.sed owner Of tho mare. near
Kraus' saloon, and claimed him as his pris-,
oner The, man protested his innooenos;;.
said that he had ! bill Of sale Of the anil.
NAL. aadlthI ifsshe SssHeriR Would accom-.
fpAny himsto tho Minnesota House he would
convince him Of the fact. Upon going
there-ths: sheriff hem & accompanied BY
Capt. Lueg and G. Ketchum as aids-the
thief got an old pair Of sadd lebagsr ii which
hess&id the bill ofssale was!f Quite crowd
had colleeted !, around T., the, stable byt this
time. the thief name unknown-asked
+he Sheriff q stsp With him @,listleSte one
eide, away from the crowd. This was
done. when the scamp made . tremendous
bound and started, on the fuli: run. He
was pursued, but kept the lead. He ran
down. Lake street, past eAsby's livery sta
BILE, and when near the residence Of Iaa
T. Plaaee. he drew bis revolver. formed and
deliberately fred three shots It Sheriff
Mickey, Capt; Lneg4 and Capt. Ryan. who
were close behind. Fortunately, no one
was injured. The thief then continued the
race, ran past the residence Of H. c. Bur-
bank, down the bark and plunged into the
river. 4 number of shots were fred, and
il, is claimed that one struck him. but he
reached the other side and took to the
bushes. No trace .:has YET. been found Of
him. : That chap IS m accomplished scoun.
drel-a practiced horse thief-and he will
| not travel long = foot !: assse "a ~xa4..ss;
A gentleman arrived on Tuesday even ing
who claims to DO the owner Of the stolen
;mapeg 9 .H.sE.sxy;E 1 ,aaa2$S
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1866-05-31

1t must not be forgotten that c..
ttsyAllE31 = CT, I'll !illNdda Meir ,a3l95ssaIe
stock Of dry. goods, clothing, &C.. 80 per
cent: below cost. i, They have In eemplsts
variety, goods tor ladies and gentlemen,
6 fi,af ~ .S;zs Ar9s1' I'D tovn'folt.
.!ssa.H .h.4eiG ~ :sv-sT lesar
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1866-05-31

FoR MosrAsA:-Lates numbers Of Mon
ten : men continue y arrive BY each. stsu.
ing's stages. and: many with teams. j We
learn of: seversl families. who, 5ars going
through4-w;yes, babies, baggage and all.
The full strength Of, the expedition will not
be known until the final rendezvous ot IT.
Abercrembie, but it is estimated that there
will be Il least four hundred wagons. "a
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1866-05-31

Row.'--Quits = little row occurred on The
corner Of St. German street and Jefferson
avenue on Tuesday evening. No bones
were broken.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1866-05-31

.sWooIrs aooDs:-J. r: Bell = Co. are
agents tor tho. Minneapolis Wooden Mills,
and h.ve q :h.ad tor ss.le i large supply
Of cloths manufactured By these Mills
They vilPay cash Or xchangs cloth for
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1866-05-31

ARRESTS On the 2Ba,s Peter Willisn.
was arrested by City, Msrshal Tome fol
Drunkenness fin violation: Of Ordinance, No.
14ysnd fined $3 and costs, making $685.
in al, By Justice sMettoon. The fine wsa
iPell-7s 4 5,sst 80 ..ft.,ssE :: y Easiassst ~
z onFthe 25th, Edward Clark went through
the same performance. :, - -
K e6apls ii sfsanesrs Vent through .jts,
the same process on Tuesday. s.ssast;;t u |
Il Allhands had better keen sobers s I'm
6 Real r. ESTATE =: pinnsy $ Mullikei.. real
estate agents, report the following sales for
the past week: .ss7l,a j III. ...s i 81. slss
! 4 ots a. ' anl ia 4 Block sold
Burbankito u. 6. Hicks. Price 1926
..,Fraetiop.l pieoe in Rlock P. running to
tho Mississippi River, tcontsining two
T.. ~ s!1e a ey tevis Clark ~ Tenny,
In the same block. one lot, By a. Mout-
gomery to O. Tenny: Price 500.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1866-05-31

'ss'5 AwNlNo.-0ur enterprisine merchant,
D. Busr, has constructed en. .vning in
front Of his three. storerooms. !, on IL Washing
ton avenue We smighsostate in. this CON
nectiep, that Mr.. Burr has replenisied his
stock Win : &, fpll s! supply & groceries, en-
brac:ng all articles kept in; ). .. 6rstrolass
house He buys At close figures and make
il point t. sell e. ths loves. market rates
H.adW.r Hanford has also scompleted an
awning IN front Or Ills store and Montana
uien,h rs we'll Is every body else; Dan enter
and eootly purchase Aride, revo1vse " OF my
thing lin shisa ide 1t less than 81. Paul pr1-
ces. .. ..i..t.. 4 sr.ta.,1a.si -: &C., /
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1866-05-31

81 NV F1Rn.-The: firm of H. Hmpner &
Co.. being the consolidation Of two eld bus
mess houses, Aing their banner tU the
breeze this week; sproclaiming to the peo-
pie far and wide that they have opened q
Isrge stock Of new goods, At The old stand
occupies the front room tSl White back is .
room: deyoted,sto groceries, WHOLESALE and
retail. An examinationiof Messrs.s Hep-
ners Co4's stock willarepay! ladies and
gentleman who wish to make purchases.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1866-05-31

f. IAN sESrABLisH1D FRfNSfITUrI0N:APfob-
ably one of the oldest and best established
business houses in the city is the Drug
Store Of DR.. s. Marlatt's. For nine years
the Doctor Aes been engaged in business in
St. Cloud, and lie steadily increasing
business and popularity Of his store are
pretty sure guarantees that he deals on .
bsszssfavorable to customers; fie keeps ct
all times complete stock Of pure drugs,
as. we'll as large assortment OF ali the
standard medicines. He is agent for the
Aver. Grafanbsrg, wells; Morse, Woods,
Wohott;3 Mu9ast, TApser, :sHauisand other
we'll Knows meGcines. HdSng h6d Along
experiences the Doctor is perhaps without
superior in the State in compounding
prescr, ptions-a most important feature in
[;the business. Will. +. 2sxsSt
~ Dr.. Marlatt has, like wise choice supply
af staple and fancy groceries, to be sold
very reasonable. =
|sl We might, also briefly mention his 6ne Is
sortment Of toilet articles, stationary; etc,
but the best way for purchasers to call
At the City Drug Store and see for them
9ekYeSkf13.% s.,:t@
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1866-05-31

!, -. : IscHAadEp.--T The I've, soldiers Owen
-c5reereas a.ds John Wilson; awhossi arrest:
last week, in connection WITH The ifiow at
St. JONAS noticed iip last weeks paper,
were. discharged Alters full examination
before Justice Nation, the evidence not
being, deemed sufficient for ,eopuittal.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1866-05-31

ACCIDENT. On last Monday afternoon,
Mr.. Edwin, NJ: Wright met With ! severe
accident. He MAS On The top q The frame
Of Wheeler',s old saw ,mill,s when from some
cause, he fell to the ground, .. distance Of
!. twenty rfour feet. atriIing on q boardi pile.
He WAS badly bruised, add had his, back
severely strained, but very fortunately had
sn0sbones broken. Sc am. isue.T -
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1866-05-31

er TN Drnoc.4I ~ b. yp.a~ D,-eg;s.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1866-05-31

q suna1oAI Tolman on Saturday
! last amputated for :Thos. B. iCochran;,4of
Two Rivers, (who came to thislcityy for the
'purpose) the metatarsal bones of both. IT.
tle toes, also the p i. ee. l bone Of the
right great toe, and anputateds the left
xsest, toe. Mr.. Cochran hes been laid up
for nearly Eve mouths- from the effects OF a
freeze, last winter Vile hunting He is
now doing we'll, and--will soon be able to
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1866-05-31

AsorHFa:-Mr. George sehafer j. b~ild-
: Ing store, 50125, two stories high, on the
sosth-xest.c ornere Of Richmond .,enue aud
Like street, directly opposite the Mime
4ots House. .la suoiiQngh,ao :':I& agra ;:
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1866-05-31

= Therm,,io;mssstrica Record. H.,
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1866-05-31

EDITOR DEMocRAT.-Permit me to in
quire why the owners Of corner-lots exclu-
siyelE, are Aa1edfor:the plank street GROSS
ings recently built Id csIA sdtfons swsit s. the
sidewalks? do not pretend to say that
these crosstnga lfeMt ;uecessary, or ths&
they are hotNwells constructed; but do
contend that they are of as much benefit to
any other citizen of the town IS they are
to the owners Of contiguous lots. =
1t would .be nothing more than justice
that this portlon of the expense be paid BY
the city, and not by the owners above spo-
ken Of, who have, In addition, to build side
walks in froat Of their buildings. As the
other side of the street will soon have lik .
crossings, would ask by what provision
this mode Of taxation is autborized. >.
g.. = n - - X ~ CORNER LOT. Z
Section Six, We believe, Of the City
Charter provide. that all Improvements in
s.edRz or plantipk strest crossing %.r
be paid For BY parties owning the lots on
either corner. While agreeing with our
correspon dent that this discrimination does
not seem just, and, being in about the
same situation that he is, We would advise
him to pay the assessment quietly, as be-
ing the least Of two evils.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1866-05-31
Dry: Goods

.ses4so 4, &l&G. ,s;>.l94tsg,.s ss.sEse.sszss'e-
L: fea z*U3 ,Hz4.:! .sa* His:s ifses $50
:E.#EI 4 ;ias1 ss.zE .i'sss
l;5it' 81; 80 as.s .:@:r:s stssSi ~.
! rf~fIesZ. 'tsssss!
&c. go $50 .,,... ..s -~-~-..-.-- :
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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-06-26
Consignees Per Northeastern Railroad
49,. juno 23.
MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF AHL e sTON.
Arrived Youtordnv.
JUNE 26


schr Lilly, Francis. New York, 10 days. Mdze. To
VIM Roach. O Averiu k Son. z Adger & Co. @
hhTens 90, Q Burokmyer " Boesch, A Bisohoff,
Bollnann Bros. Baser q 90. Russell Bro, Ohis.
y paysi Bon. Fleming & 90. Graveley. a derdts
q q Co. Hurkamp 90. Q Holmes. Jennngs Thorn
a ,nSGn M,InSr CO. w Rsia1 % KAtte Co. King GO.
lsr 6'Nimtz. B o'Neil. J oNeil & aon. " Smith &
o.. " steHens & Co. D 81 siloox, L W Tunnel, Wnhr.
man Lenthal, WILLIS ohisolm. O wohlsrs, Ward.
ley GO. Hart Go. Lahtte, MoIeish, DIR r Pank.
MIN W " lhsns 90. Werner a Ducker q H waiter
90 Breyet Ltsntenant Colonel O " Thomas. Chief
gohr Alba, Adams, philadelphia, 10 days. Coal Hay
and .dko. To 2 Bsker q 90. & Pringie shaokei.
ford D Frtser. @ 81 Waiter b o. Cameron, Barley &
don. W walter. II e Dereef g O r 90, Geo q
Hacker. Poppenheim, N Averin q Son, L JEFF
fers 90. Ebaueh & Maloneo Ohapeau, W n East
erby. T Peake. " Baker 0osgrove, W, Roaoh
ohisolm Brog, A NJ Lynoh. Werner & Duoier, 81 Wal
3 Torree. Hart & 90, Eraser d Din, g WhIden %,
sohr Swan, Mitchell. Baltimore, s days from the
Cape Corn and MdEe. To Btreet Bros L Co. Mehr.ens
Wohltman. Weruer Duoker, L Chaplin o.
T 8tenhouse 90. B Dnvai q Son. O Averiu & Son
Cantwell & 90. Graeser Smith, Mordecai & Co. d
Eb ugh, A Armstrong 90, W Roach. Cart, Kopt &
Prtohett- On the Gath inst lat So rs N Ion 78 ga W.
spoke tho brig chesapeake for Savannah. '
Went 90 Sea Yesterday. [JuHE 26
sohr John 8 Lee, BunneiI, Barbados aud market.
From this Port.
Brig Ohimbofazo. Hatch, Fall River, Mass juno 10. .
schr Enohantress BlatchforI, Havre before lune 8.
schr Sophia Jameson, Jamsson. Boston, June 40.
sohr W BeeRs, Crawford, Philadelphia, June az.
.''--f Memoranda.
The Br sohr Aid. Mccormick, for this port was load.
ing at MatanEas. 18th inst.
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ELouh-Was very duu to-day, with stronger dispoBi-
ton to SELL but buyers except for retai lots Prices
Super and Extra OF which the receipts
are now chiefly composed. We continue to quote the
range OF prices follows: Howard street Super aud out
Extra $40 TO 10 co. do Extra shppug $1l 90 IL 60
DO high grades retailing Sls to do Family sI4 80
TO sis So Ohio Super and cut Extra none, do Extra
shpping $40 90 to II 60 do retailing s12 80 to 13 So
Family $l6 to Is 60 North super 50 2B TO rs:
do Extra $40 so to II 80; City Mills Super 50 rs to TO-
90 shipping brands Extra SI4 to IA 60 do standard
tra Sii as to II 7b Baltimore Weich's and Greenfield
barrel Rye Flour, new, SO l2h to 87H per barrel.
Corn Meai-Yeiiow and white IS 26 to per barrel
GRAn-Wheat-2n0O buBhels Kentucky white and
1910 bushels Mar land and Wesprn received, mar
ported was o75 bushels prime Maryland red Of So 10
PR bushel-no eales OF spring. Corn--S86O bushels
white and 7720 bushels yellow comprised the oferinqs:
market WAS inactive and for VIII prices further ad.
vanced to cts-ncluded In the sales were 100 bush.
els white at 81 10 to 20 for Inferior and at 81 al to
26 for prime, bulk of sales OF the latter descrpton
400 bushels yellow at 81 83 "a per bushe nearly
all at thu attor. Oats-42OO bushels received: market
au ama sales light at "a cts and heavy at 66 cents
moLAssEs-NothinR doinQ TODAY: ouotatIon. nm
changed. 2 = . i-'-". ~ 80 e' "i
PBoyImoHs.-The market 10 hrm. With good tobbina
aem nd for Bacon, which 10 steady at II cents for
snouioers and ~ cents for Sides quote Hams ane
sngsr cured to 20 centsi Moss Pork at Si6
very little .ferd; Bulk shoulders 6H cents; ides az
Lard "a oene for Butrhers 12x 23 cents for
refine In kega. ~ - ~ " - t'A
h,oE-wt6in the past few days there have bean
uIner sales OF 70 400 bags Raneo A. for eTport on
pvat. terms small trsde ra O. reported nt 40 ~ ioM
Carolina >'Hl;g'F1--'- ~ 1n oe'SS p'f puma Ior
suoAa-La yesterday thsro va, a s.Ie q, a. h,d,
''f'' Ano 'i' ODDS knsah Island, part for refining,
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-06-26

HOW AsToR BECAME RIoH.-A writer In Hdrper's
Magazine speaking Of the late JOHN AsroR thu,
refers to by which he acquired his great wealth.
was neither urs teas that gave him 500 900 OOO
When he arrived In New York. It contained only 25 600
INHABITANTS In 1900 when he began to have money to
invest the city had begun to doube in population and
had advanced nearly mile up the island Astor fore
saw its future growth and bought all the lands
just beyond the OF the city that could get One
little anecdote will show the wisdom Of this proceed
ing:
BE sold lot in the vicinity of Wallstres In 1910 for
$4,000, which was supposed to be somewhat under its
value. The purchaser. after the papers were signed,
seemed disposed TO chucke over his bargain.
'Why, Mr. As or" said he "thiB lot is worth s1a OOO
every true" replied Astor ''but now yon shal see
what shall with this money. With $4,000 win buy
eighty lots above Canalstreet By the time your lot is
worth $l2O00, my eighty lots will be worth $50 OOO
which proved to be q fact.
In the course of time the island was dotted all over
with Asor lands to such extent that the whole in
come from his estate for fifty ars could be Invested in
new houses, without buying any more land,
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-06-26
NATIONAL PICTURE The Richmond Times makes
the following art suggestion:

NATIONAL PICTURE The Richmond Times makes
the following art suggestion:
There ts We believe. still panel In the rotun-
da OF tho Cario at Washtn ton which patiently awaits
Its inevitable IA in the form Of hideous dsub of
national painting It is the panel neIt to that ia
mous ahn piece, where the talent OF the artist was
exhausted III painting the we'll developed legs of the
nigners OF the Declaration OF independence. AS the
Jacobns art duubtless proud Of the late splendid ri
umph OF A'ne lean vaOr feeble old, and help
prisouer t Congress appropriate $50 600 for e
ganc painting o. the Pia dGR sac kes upon Jefferson
DAyis. 1t isn agniao mt subject for an accomplished
artist Tn. cold. damp cheerl-ss CELL the small iron
bedstead the OF moudy breao the over turned
wart armed soldiers up,n feeble old prisoner the
heavy man es and the uplfoh blsdRe. hammer Of the
herculesn binakamh. splendid materials for great
national picture certain poetic 10 is allowed
70 artists head turnkey Miles should be introduced
LOOKING at thie noble and inspirng exhibition of Ame
dow. "A
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-06-26

try alike ellnus has supplied fortythree !us
tratlonH TO the Authentic History Of Captain Castag.
nette." written by " Manuel O Fren, b author, and
just lated in'o English II is etory the Nun.
chansen class and the hero Of the Bobadi family 10
ludicrons baRg - who applied artificial contrivencos
to repai The 4ges of until scsrcely bit of his
original Ieraon mained to him. he book Ia amusing
bat the iilustra,'n' hiehy give it value o'
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-06-26
FRIEDMAN ExpLAINs.-A freedman explains the
difference netween Yankee aud sonthernar thnstlx.,

dlherence netwsrn Yankee aud southerner 'thasty:
NOW white toka Pse gwiLe TO tell you de difference
tween q sonthtrn man and q Yank o Well de South
etn man be op o. de hotel he for ROOM he ait de
Key ne sa' he e jim. take my paliss." When he at
IN de room hs Eay Jim, you black rascal. brush my
coat and hoots aud nhin'a hurry., While Use doing
dat ne wash htsse Il CONN his har take q drink and
when gives him 30 hoos he hands me o dollar When
ds Yanher stIpR at de ho.elf he ssye. "Mr Johnson
please brush my h10'sMr johnson, pieaIe carry dfs
note to MT ih ut tho railroad depot-Mr. Johnson
guess ~ ;ye 'rouble son to bring me pitcher Of
water-Mr John nn please carry dis message 10 the
telegraph fhc--Mr Johnson. guess ought to have
cigr-run down and g B.. i've cent one." cum back
ana spec, OF cnnre Ire ct Ibout two dolsra but
stead OF bg 10 ds on"N' 70 take seat and
tell him bout m' prAnIf,.er, my granmudder INV
brudder, my ritS aud cousin, and NV old n,aaan
and how much se uiai in and how old is and an eich
nontense and after u htle he say, "Wel J. hnson
Now, white folks fs IL difference tween dc Southern
mau and do Ya kee, and It's every truf
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-06-26
uonsignoes per south Caroline RniIrond
Juno az and as.

Juno a. and as.
100 bales Cotton. cars old Iron Furniture and FINN
dries. To n ROBSON Thurston & Holmes \ STEM
house Co. Wills Chisolm. W Williams, A Getty 4
%. W w Smith, Ferguson Barker D Cohen Adamu
Frost 90. g II Walter & 90, Chsolm Bros, Holmes &
Sioney, ~ Janney Tolleson. Hunt Bro. W Knobelook
& q Budd, Thompson & Bro, King Co a nj
Gruoer. As Brown Moise B Sloan. Porcher
henry ! JeneTs 90, Wias & Co. Johnston.
Goldsmith q Son, W Dukes & Go, j Pezer, q q
Moorer. K Rodgers 90. j Cossrove " Ryan J &
Kirkpatrick, j Caldwell & Cons.
Consi8nees Per Northeastern Railroad,
june 23.
ID bales Cotton 1876 bbls Naval tores cars Lumber
MdEe 90. 70 Raysnel 90. K Huger, screven &
Nesbit, Davis. u W Williams & Co, 6 MoHett Con
kaies, Woodward 90. Adams, Frost & Co. W x RYAN.
q 1.E prtchett, q D Kirkpntrok Mowry %, NJ
Etson Bro, &J Early, j Bsggett Caldwell 4
Robinson. Rodgers & Co, Vest & Jones' h dimes
S5oney. 1y. Bardin. Gaiil,rd Minott and Smith &
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The clcarances comprise 1924 bales for Providence.
Memphis Market.

MEMPHIS June 22..CorroN-The market yesterday
day Holders were firm. aid Offering no hing but small
lots In anticipation Of more favorable news from Liver
pool by the next steaer The inquiries were fev and
buyers were wanting in confidence to oonoede 70 hold
era prices We give summary Of sales as far as we
could learn Strict Middng, 80 bales at sec s at Ho
Bright nddling 40 bales az s6o as At &c. 81 at -
ding 81 bales at $40; Good Ordinary as bales at sO
Repacied Is bales at 26o The market closed dull and
unsettled The. New York dispatches report Got
ton dull and nominal; Orleans SO to 4Oc The so dis
patch ssys Cotton dull and nominal The following are
the quotations Of m aarket: -
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
eEylB EUBsORIBER HAVING RETURNED TO LRB
City, win contract for all kinds of HOUSE BUILD.
ma AID REPAIRING. 'rw ". 81. GRUvBR,
-Hfa No. 1lAWentworth-Dtreek
Or a DAvSod1 q BIAoHr1An's, Ne. " Broad-strest.
5eVtsaaboeI tnths
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Inc u fton Traveller Z ~ o monument should be
erected % tRtsioH KNG ufb inscription a. tdng
forth that he The only that preferred death
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-06-26
Baltimore Market.

BALTIMORE, June 22.-GoFFEE.-The market is duh
for Rio; quote nomiua, prime l9H to 20c good le 10
1shc, ordinary 10 to gold-1O0 baga old Java eI
Frederick at 26 cents gold Holders for an ad-
vance from store.
CorroN. The market Is dull and nominal at quota.
i0na vie.