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Baltimore Market.

BALTIMORE, December 27.-CoTToN-There YVES
some inquiry TO-DAY for Low Middhng, with sales OF Ieo
a2OO bales, part to arrive, at 14hc; Middhng scarce and
held firm at 15a15Ac. Receipts to-day ITO bales from
Norfolk
our market continues dull an slow to move. we give
fhe range of prices from secppd hands as follows: for
ordinary Rio 11Aa12hc, faic do l3al3Ac, good 90 Ioa
l5k. prims ls%a17c, choice 174c; Iaguayra 17c; Java
25s a6c-an gold.
CRErsE-Supply and demand fair; We quote Eastern
Cutting at l6al7c; do English Dairy 16Hal7c; Western
Cutting 15al6c; do English Dairy l6c. ~,
FLoUR-Our market remains inactive; very little IN
ouiry for export, sales chiefly confined to local wants. A
day or two since, but not before reported, there were
sales OF 200 obls choice Howard-street Extra ut sl1 75a
10: today 400 bbls City Mills Fine at So.
GRAN-Wheat-2S0 bushels white and 1850 bushels
rcd comprised the offerings reported oN Change; OF
white the only sale was $50 bushels fair do at 81 5O-red
was more active, roc bushels choice Virginia Vail sold
at 50 rs, an advance on this grade Of 3c; other aesSrip,
at 50 8; 25O0a3000 bushels good Pennsylvaula Ut s2 qua
Q As; 1000 bushels iair Maryland at same figures. Corn
Il, 1900 bushels white and Is, GOO bushels yellow received;
MAJ ket active but at lower prices; COCO bushels prime
Sou hern white sold at 81 %; TOGO bushels damp DO al
81 O2a1 Is, as 10 condition; 10000 bushels pennsylvania
and Msrylana yellow at II l0al 81; Western mixed was
held above BUYERS. Oats-2700 bushels offered; only 4OU
bushels sold at 75a76c. Rye-900 bushels received, with
kales of 575 bushels prime at 81 10; 100 bushels camp do
ut 81 80 q bushel.
MoLAssEs-ln the absence OF transactions quot2t1ons
are nomiua1J UNCHANGED.
PaovsIoss.-1her is very little doing in the hog pro-
duct in the way OF sales. Mess pork is scarce, and
quoted at s2Sa2S 90 per ID Tor Western. Bulk meats held
at &c for cured shoulders. and l0Hc for sides; a sale OF
20 bbls pig tongues Oh private terms. Bacon is in re:ail
demand only, with sales at IL Ha11Hc for shoulders, 121s
p13c for rio sides, and 1870 for clear rib; new city SUI
gar.cured hams steady at l8c. plain do tic. Lard is
scarce ind held firm at 1Shal3Ac Tor Western tierces, do
kegs l4Hal6c.
RIcE.-we report to-day a sale of 80 terces Carolina
on private terms; market closed quiet.
.~UeARs-Nothing reported to-day; market dull, but
without any Guotable change In prices.
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Passengers.

Per steamship ~saragossa. for New Yosk.T M SaOnor
and lady, G Hawkins, L Hixtel, G Caulteld, ID Cooney'
P W Decker, G L Decker, n Fedderlin. ~
Per steamship Manhattan, for New York. a BITS
ted, r Sedswic1, Mrs G W Olney, Jr, Miss J White
more. j Z Wash, Miss Rosa Leon, n Federln, W Jones'
Per steamer Dictator, from Palatkn. via Jaoksonvnie,
Fernandina and Savannah-A G Lataste and vile, N
Harvey, Miss C Harvey, B E Dupont, Martin; MISS i
A Morgan, A S WEIGH, Miss NJ j slaughter 5 Holman
H A Chase, ] L Waters, j W NJ Myers, Col A Mahoney,
r A Boman, ] q Ancrum, j P Germaine' W Lake, Col y
D Finley, III Ring. W II Hayward. J S Ryan, ana 20 aecA.
Per steamer Pilot Boy, from Savannah. wa Hil.on
Head and Beaufort NJ Goldsmith, Mrs Sarah Nix A
M Latta, Mrs Mary Malone. G Larling, Fee WIDER a
Ely, j Franz, J D Myers, Capt Chase. Mrs Graname, u
Billings, Mrs Fuller, Mrs Stoney and servant STEM
Miss i Way, W II Harrison, NJ J French, Col T Low;
W NJ French, Miss Annie Hutchinson, d hutchinSon' "
Hutchin, ION, J F Chaplin. and % deck.
Per steamer Emile. from Georgetown 3 C-Mlss a
Atkinson, Miss Fraser, Miss L Johnston, Miss Lesesne,
Miss Atkinson, Mrs Rainey. Al Shaw, ] B Aston, G j
Coe, M Maxwell, J Hume, W Burk, W Z sparkman, AZ
Heriot, ] X Pringle, Jr, II Macbeth, Mrs g g Ford and Z
children, Capt S Williams.
Per steamer st Helena, from Edisto and Rockville
Dr. G Seabrook, T Mikell, Il NJ Bailey, Col Burgess, W
E Mikel, J II Paiety, Capt D F Towles. d Towles. Or,
Chamberlin, s h Howe. j Hopkinson, + Hopklnson' D d
Westcott, Mrs G L Johnston.
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LIST OF VESSELS
Up, CLEARED AND SAILED o THIS PORT.
OFFICIAL,

Henduuarters Second Military District,
CHARLESTON, 8. c., November IA. 1867,
GENERAL ORDERS No, ILL.,
1 N ORDER T. CONFORM TO H PROVISIONS or
General Orders No. 95, Commanding officers Of Posts
are authorized, when in their judgment demanded by
the public service, to require, by order, the services Of
citizens to perform the duties usually performed by
and overseers Of highways. In conformity
with the existing usage, such services will receive nc
compensation. Any person failing to obey the orders o.
the Post Commander in the premises, will be subjected
to the same pains and penalties as are now provided BY
law in the case of the neglect or refusal of a roadmastcl
or overseer of highways to perform the duties of sucf
offices.
By command of Bvt Kajor.General ED. R. s. CANBY.
LOUIS Y. CAZIARC,
Mdede-Camp, Aot'g Assisting Acknowledgement.
Official: o. N. MITCHELL, Aidc-de-Camp.
Novemher o.
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C. DUcREUx's PATENT
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Horses from Carriages.

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STEs EMS y onnosite Bowling Green-Cn the
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H HSisyf known 5o.he travelling sIa3! 5 1"S1sjS business nes lG %ea; IT is i. s IS,
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The STEVENS HoG rsii i hs i,Sesn a asiU possesssa eya spt
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New York Market.

Tho New York Evening lost of Friday, December Of,
says;
money Is easy at six per cent. to the stock brokers.
with a few EXCEPTIONAL Transactions at seven. First-c ass
commercial pap + is in limited supply, and t passes
freely on the street at TAG per cent, Tue general rat be-
ing TX.
The banks are discountng for their customers at the
legal rates. II is now evident that Tie quarterly returns
OF the national banks will b made up wl'hout the least
disturcsnce OF the mouey market, and tn disbursement
Of the div dends, due on the LIST proximo, cannot but
lsrge.y in rease thu floating supply OF loanable funds.
brisk investment demand bringing up, in consequence
Of these dividend payments. The hve-;wenies OF 1862
and 1866 are in particular active request, owing partly to
the large short" interest and the failure OF the Scotia to
bring more than four or five hundred thousand dollars
worth Of the bonds.
The bears are disappointed. as they predicted that
she would bring from two to seven millions, and the
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1s6s-THE BAPTIST BANNER, AUGUSTA,
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U,HE FIRST NUMBER OF 4 SEVENTH VOLUME
of this Religious and Family journal Will appear on
the first Saturday in January, 1868.
The Banner will be issued regularly every Saturday.
printed with new type and on fine paper.
The resident Editor. Mr.. JAMES n. ELLIS, will be
aided by the pens OF some of the most distinguished
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characterl will be received at the usual rates.
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Headquarters Second Military District,
LESTON. :. c.. October u. 1861. [

Headquarters ecoUd Military DISTRICT
CHARLESTON, ). c., October 81, 1867.
GENERAL ORDERS No. 1O5.
Post Commanders may admit to bail persons not sub
ject to the Articles of War, held in arrest by military au-
thority, charged with offences not capital, upon security
us provided in tho following paragraph:
Security shall consist: LIST, of q cash deposit of the
amount for which bond is required as bail by the State
law in like CAGES; or. I'd, of a bond in like sum, running
to the Post Commander, conditioned for compliance
with all orders, with surety, who must be a freebooter
and must justify in twice the amount Cd the penalty, and
must, under seal, authorize any officer so ordered by the
Post Commander. in case of default, and non-payment
by the surety on demand, to eummaldly seize and sell
sufficient OF the property Of principal and surety to sat
isfy the forfeiture and costs; and Immediately upon de-
fault made, the bond shall con stitute a lien upon the per
sonal property Of both principRl AND SURETY,
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All bail and other bonds taken under military authori
tv will conform to the foregoing directions when moi
otherwise specially provided.
By command of Bvt. M%ajor-General ED. +. S. CANDY.
LOUIS v. CAZIARC,
Mddc.Camp, Act'g. Asst. Adj't GenI.
Official: O. M. mitchell, Aid-de-Camp.
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THE DAILY NEWS.
MONDAY MORNING. DECEMBER Sc, 1867.
Tho Farmers WIFE.

We drove before the farmhouse door.
The farmer cllled to Mary;
Bare-armed, with Juno's step. she came,
White-aproned, from her dairy.
Her air, her smile. her motions, told
OF womanly completeness;
A music as CT household songs
Was in her voice OF sweetness
An inbcrn grace that nothing lacked
or culture or appliance
The warmth OF genial courtesy.
The calm Of self-reliance.
Before her queenly womanhood
How dared our landlord utter
the .altry errand OF his need
To buy her iresh-churned outterP
She led the way with housewife pride.
Her goodly store disclo,ing,
Full tenderly the golden balls
With snow.white hands disposing.
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.Headuuarters Second Military DiStrfct.l
CHARLESTON, S. c.. September 30, 1857.


lCIRCuLAR.l
PENDING THE ESTABLISHMENT OF RULES FOX
the government of Military Tribunals in this DlsTlct'
Provost Courts will not exercise jurisdiction III any case
when the question involves the title of land; nor In any
civil cause where the debt sued for or the damage
claimed exceeds three hundred (3OU dollars. In all
cases where the amount claimed either as debt or dam
ages exceeds twenty-five t25) dollars. the defendant shaii
be entitled to ten (10) days notice, and If it exceeds one
hundred QOU dollars, he shall be entitled to fifteen to)
days notice; but this right may be waived by the de-
PENDANT, and the trial Of the cause set for an earlier day.
upon his written consent thereto, which consent must
appear on the record o. the Court
BY command of Breyet M~ajor-General ED. Il. 5. CAN
BY. LOUIS V. CAZIARC. Aidede-Camp,
Acting Assistant Adjutant-General.
Official: o. NJ. mitchell, Aide-de-Camp.
November 25
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Headquarters Second Military District,l
CHARLEsToN. S. c., November "A, 1867.

Headquarters Second Military Dtstrict,l
CHARLESTON, S. c., November IA, 1867.
GENERAL ORDERS, No. 116.l
The SheriTs of the respective Counties and Distrlcts
of North and South Carolina viii cause 10 be prepared
copies of tho tax lists for their respective Counties or
Districts, noting thereon all delinquent tax payers, and
forward the same through Post Commanders to these
Headquarters.
The expense OF preparing such copies will be audited
and paid as u County or District charge, as the case
may be.
BY command of Bv.. M%aior-General ED. r. s. CANDY.
LOUIS V. CAZIARC,
Mde-de-Camp, Actg. Asst Adtt. GenL
Official: O. M. mitchell, Aide-de-Camp.
November 25
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THE SUMTER WATCHMAN

Ts PUBLISHED EVERY WEDNESDAY, AT SUN.
TER. 8. c., by GILBERT & FLOWLRS, Proprietorr.
ut -FOUR DOLLARS per anuum, invariably in advance,
Advertisements inserted at usual rates. ~
Every style OF job Printing executed in the nea.esl
style s1a g~reatsst dispatch september N
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MARINE NEWS.
PORT Of CHARLESTON.
Arrival Saturday.

Arrived Saturday.
schr Joseph Allen, Kelso, Elizabeth City, c. 5000
bushels Corn. To ] Campsen & Co.
Sloop Mary Goodrich, Magrath, Pom Pom. 1853 pusnes
steamer Emile, Davis, Georgetown, s 9. 81 uerces
Rice. 23 bales Cotton, and sundries. To shackelford q
Kelly, Thurston l. Holmes, g W Williams & co, nj
Caldwell & Son, J r Pringle, J ] Middleton.
Arrived Yesterday.
Norwegian bark KjeIestadt, Wenge. Liverpool-6S
DAYS. salt and Mdze. TO Ravenel l. co. Adams, frcst
& CO. Mottet, Huchet & Co, WI Webb, j Agnew'
] E Adger l. Co, ] Bones. r MUIR d Co, c Poppen-
helm. X T Walker, } G Lege.
St Steamer Dictator, Coretter, Palatka. via Jacksonville,
Fernandina and Savannah. ga bales Cotton, b pols
Whiskey, &C ticrces Rice, bundle Hides, Oranges,
Mdze. &c. To j d Aiken & Co, Roper l. Stoney, Fraser
& Dill. g II Ingraham l. son, Willis & Chisoln, Conen;
Hanckel & Co, Capt L NJ Coxetter, Adams. Frost & co, !
salvo. Pinckney Bros , Hunt BIOS 0a,A " M La " Snno . s e h.
ern Express Co, McLoy & Rice, ] HI Co, j c Dine, Z
Bee & Co, d Jennings d Co.
steamer pilot Boy, McNelty, Savannah, via Beaufort,
Triton Head, &C. 66 biles Cotton, 251 bags Cotton Seed.
~ packages School Desks, and Sundries. To ] Fergu
son. E II Rodgers & Co, Adams. Frost & Co, ] Comings,
Hopkins, Mcpherson & Co, W $ HASTE. Col j Z Low, Nj
= French. southern Express Co, and Order.
steamer st Helena, Boyle. Edisto and Rockville. 70
bales S 1 Cotton, rs bags Cotton Seed, and Sundries, To
7 n murray, chisolm Bros. Roper L Stoney. w e Court
nov : co, fraser l. Dill, G W Clark & Co, and others.
Cleared Saturday.
Steamship Manhattan, woodruff. New York-Courtenay
Steamship Alliance. Kelly, philadelphia F Baker L
Co.
Steamship Falcon, Reed, Baltmore-Courtenay & Tren-
British bark Tecumseh, Sponagle. Liverpool-Ravepel L
Co.
schr D B Warner. Horton, Providence, II B Bee.
Schr James A Parson, Clark, Philadelphia-H + Baker
Co.
schr Mary Mines, Burdge, Bucksville, s C-H F Baker
l. Co.
Went to Sea Saturday.
Steamship Manhattan, woodruff, New York.
Schr D B Warner, Horton, Providence, r :.
Schr Americas, Terry, New York.
Went to Sea Yesterday.
Steamship saragossa, Croweli, New York.
Steamship Alliance, Kelly. Philadelphia.
Steamship Falcon, Reed, Baltimore.
Schr ] A Parson, Clark, Philadelphia.
From this Port.
schr Curtis 1ilton, Somers. Philadelphia. Dee 20.
Cleared for this Port.
Steamship E r souder, Lobby, at New Yori,, 5ec 81.
schr Marion Lunt, Tracey, at New YORK, Dec 81.
-Meg52snda.
The schr wishart, Mason, from this port for
Boston: Sas at Bolnes' Hole, Dec "a.
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LIVERPOOL CLASSIFICATION.
Savannah Weekly Market.

SAVANNAH, December 26.-corToN.-Our last weekly
review quoted the market as closing quiet but trm, 1t
the following quotations.:
Low Middhng.
MtQdnng.-
Strict Mlddnng. Vio2
The market opened firm on Friday, but with little de-
mand except tor the finer grades, which are scarce.
Toward the close of the day advices from New York
and Liverpool not being so favorable, caused this
market to elise dull and weak, with very light trans
actions.
Saturday opened dull with no inquiry. More favor
abln adyices from Liverpool had no effect upon buyers,
AMI many factors that were anxious to realize could
net do so. Later in the day Liverpool advlces showed
q decline Of I'D, and the market closed dull and nomi-
nal $1,000
On Monday the market opened quiet, with q fair inqui-
nv. but buyers would not meet holders in Their views,
Offering fully &c below asking price. The market closed
dull and irregular.
The same 8 ate of things continued on Tuesday.
There was but little inquiry, and factors views were
generally above those OF buyers. Liverpool and New
York advices were both unfavorable, showing a decline.
which caused our market to close dull at a decline or
Hahc.
pended. =.
lower rates. Holders were generally firm, but many or
them sold under orders from planters, hence the low
figures that we're obtained. Prices have been irregular
through the entire day, but the market closed quiet at
~ - NkaNsann
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COMMERCIAL.
o

L~IyERPOOL-Per British bark Tecumseh-100 bags S
and 1880 bales Upland C>tton, Geo bbls Rosin.
PROVIDENCE, r I-Per schr D B Warncr-595 bales
Upland Cotton.
NEW YORK-Per steamship Manhattan-13 bags s !
and $40 bales Upland Cotton, LOG bales Domestics.
IT bales Yarn, $50 tierees Rice, so casks Clay, is
Packages. Per steamship Saragossa-727 bales
Upland Cotton, q bales S 1 Cotton, los tierces Rec.
IL bales Yarn, 4S uerces Clay, - bbls Ale, las empty
Barrels. 80 packages Supdries.
PHlLaDEPHIA-Per steamship Aliance-ls5 bales Cot
ton, 125 casks Rice, 10 bales Yarn, 40 bales Rags
and Rope, IS buds Iron, GO tons Pig Iron, $4,000 feet
Lumber, 40 empty Barrels, 40 packages Moze.....
Per schr James A Parsons-l2 casks Clay, 81 pack
ages Furniture, 200 tons Old Iron, $1,000 feet Lum-
Der.
BALTIMoRE-Per steamship F~alcon-66 tierces Rice,
2SS bales Cotton, l56 packages %Sundries, Sc bags
Peas, is bales Rope cuttings, s bales Hides.
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