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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-10-23

MOBILE October 22-Markct easier on account
of Liverpool advices Middngs, 17c.; sales, foo
bales receipts, GLIB bales.
NEW ORLEANS, October 22.-Sales, 1870 palcs
Low Middling, ITS 1Sc.; receipts, Ala bales.
Flour dull and declining for medium and lowe lower
grades treble and choice extra quiet but nrn ,
choice super, SO IS; double extra, slO oU tripie
extra, $40 37i choice, s13 so IA. Corn scarce
and in requeat, ruling upward white mixed, 81 A
a I7s; yellow mixed, 81 so. Oats, 75c. a Pork
dull and unchanged. Bacon only lob3lnS traae' as
Lard dull primo, in tierces, 149c. Gold 4Ss AT A.
Sterling, SIT 81. Sight Exchange on New 1orA'
per cent premium.
SAVANNAH, October 22.-Cotton opended wi tn an
active demand sales $50 bales; New York MID
dlings IS 1St; closed fiat and no sales since al
vice Of failure at Liverpool. Receipts zzio paies'
AUGUSTA, October 22.-The market opened ae-
tive at l7l, but closed at 163 for Middngs. Sales
445 bales. Receipts 857.
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Stnfe IteIna.

MINING OPERATroNs.-A number of our citizens
are engaged In mining operations in different set,
tions OF the district. Gold is the principal metal
found in sufficient quantities tU pev.
Captain Banker, who is operating at Eatons
near Walhalla, is much pleased with his success
His specimens, which we had the pleasure OF in
specting. are very promising. Machinery, of the
most improved pattern, has been ordered for this
mire, and operations will be conducted Oh large
soale il the present success continues.
II is estimated by an experienced miner that the
rock taken from the Eaton mine, when crushed
and washed will make q return OF at least SlIo 10
the ton.-KeOuee Courier.
CHILDREN FEEDING HoRsL.-The kilograms
Of the 18th, contained dispatch from Washing
ton to the effect that handsome painting, re,
presenting two children feeding horse, captured
in South Carolina by some of Shcrman's men, had
found it's way to tho Dead Letter Office. This no.
tice attracted the attention OF our Young Trend,
Charley Marshall, who recognized tho picture,
from the description: as belonging to MIR. George
Kaigler, OF Lexington District. he mmediately
forwarded the proper vouchers to the Poetoflce
Department, and yesterday morning received tie
painting, carefully packed IN tin case, Dy mai.
1t Is in excellent preservation, notwithsl5anunG
the rough usage to which it was submitted Prev
GUS to its reception at the Dead Letter ONCE Iiie
history OF this picture is as follows: 49,
1t was painted eight or ten years ago, by ". II;
Scarborough Esq, fthis city, and was fu-slzcd
| representation OF two children (since deccascd) OF
hr. George Kaigler. On Shcrman's grand march
| through South Carolna, Mr.: Kalglcrs residence
was burnt, and number of priced relics carried
| Oft by the soldiers. The parents have several
times beon heard to say that of all their losses,
| they regretted this picture more than anything
else; and the artist had been applied to to dupli-
| cate 1t, but he declared it impossible. Mr.. Mar
shall will to-day return the treasure to its proper
owners, and We readily imagine the Joy of the pa
rents at receiving the counterfeit presentment"
of their lost darlings.-C Coluab,a Phener.
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THE CORRESPONDENCE between Europe and tho
United States is assuming gigantic proportions.
During the quarter ending September 80, 1867,
there have been received from England 3SG, 4O1
letters; from Germany, 2l3,G7G; by the Prussian
closed mail, 153,S9S; from France, 199, ,337; and
1919 from Belgium. Total 910G21. Sent during
the Same period 4lO,549 to England, 3O7, ,9G2 to
Germany, S2O31 by Prussan clo'cd mail, to
France 215,530, and $3.50 to Belgium. Total, 1O31,
939. Total received and sent, 1,9i2, $50. Revenue
from the letters sont s2Oi SIT Al from the letters
received, slS3 214 53
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From Now Orleans.

the ehnigrants by the bark Doretta were taken on
board the steamer Stonewall for transportation to
st. Louis.
Office Of tie Picayune.-We regret to announce
the death of our senior associate, George Wilkins
Kendall. BY dispatches received from San An
tonic, Texas, we learn that the sad event took
place at his residence, Part Oak Springs, yester-
day evening" at nine O'Clock, caused by congestive
chilli Mr.. Kendall was about sixty years Of age.
He leaves wife and four children.
(Signed) A. NJ. HOLBROCK.
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1t will be recollected that Mr.. Perry our Con-
sui at Tunis, was among the Government officers
abroad whom Mr.. McCracken, in letter to the
Secretary of State, accused of hostility to the Ad
minisiration and of nti-Amercan practices. When
Mr. McCrackens letter reached Mr.. Perry, the lat
ter rendered his resignation, which was promptly
accepted as in the case OF Mr.. Motley. Mr. Perry
subsequently sought to withdraw his resignation,
bnt without success, as the President had appoint.
cd Mr.. II. Heap 10 fill the vacancy. Mr. Perry is
on his way home. Mr.. Heap has not yet started
for his post of duty.
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The Louisville Courier says Certain Radi
cal scribblers ale silly enough to imagine that thu
imposition OF negro suffrage upon Kentuck,
would give their party the control OF the State
They are very much out of it, II every negro fel
low between the ages of twenty-one and a hun
dred were invested with the privilege of voting
and all voted the Radical ticket the Democracy
would still be largely in the majority"
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PH1ApEIpH1A, October pa disease resem.
bling cholera is reported on the receiving ship Po
tomac. There have been ten deaths among the
crew and recruits. The balance have been re-
moved. The Potomac is now used as a hospital,
having twenty sick aboard.
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From California .

New YORK, October 22.-Arrived-the Arizona,
from AspinwaI, with 9Cl passengers, $597 900 in
treasure. Among the passengers were Senators
Williams and Corbitt, Of Oregon, aud Highly, a
member from California
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Thomas W. Knox, journalist, has invented a
machine for tclecraphing maps, diagrams. DC,
which has been patented. He has already rcceiv-
ed several very fatterng offers for the right from
newspaper proprietors.
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From Canada.
YeI10w Fever In Mobile.

MONTREAL, October 22.-The Commercial Bank
OF Canada has suspended specie payment. The
directors think that claimants will be protected.
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Arrival OF the Wilderness at Savannah.
SAVANNAH, October 22.EThe Steam Revenue
Cutter Wilderness has arrived here, and reports
heavy weather. Z
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ps-NERVOUS DEBILITY, WITH IT'S GLOOMY
attendants. low spirits, depression, involuntary ennis
sons loss of semen speratorrhea loss Of power dizzy
head loss OF memory, and threatened impotence and n
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they strike a the root of the matter tone up the
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cured thousands of Price s5 per package OF six
boxes aud va 81 per single box. Sold by druggists
and sent by mail on receipt OF price. Address HUM
PHREYS' SPECIFIC HOMEOPATHIC MEDICINE
COMPANY, No. 5G2 BROADWAY, NEW YORK.
Sentnmhnr1 ia
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THE FLORENCE GAZETTE.

DuBIIsuED EVERY WEDNESDAY. At FLORENCE.
| s. c. offers excellent medium to Merchants and
others who wish extend ther business in the Pee
Dee section OF the state Rates OF advertising very
sonablr September IL
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Cable Summary.

Liverpool has stopped payment. Debts A,5OO,-
OOO 1t is thought the Bank will resume.
The Italian people, suspecting that the new
Ministry will be formed in Napoleon's interest arc
pouring in petitions protesting against the deser
tion OF the na lonsl cause by the Government.
Thereports Of daribaldi's escape are uncontra-
dicte6 rs; =! =
Reports from the Papal States are conflicting:
Telegrams from Florence represent that Menoth
gaining strength. Dispatches from Rome repre-
sent that Menotti, with al his followers fed from
the Papal dominions and abandoned the attempt
m Rome.
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MARRIED.,

On Tuesday evening, 18th inst, by the Rev. PoR-
+ TER, Mr.. JOSHUA W. TOOMER, OF this city to Miss
ELECTRA VIRGINIA, eldest daughter of Os,M BAILEY,
! Esq.,, OF Wadmalaw Island.
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From Memphis.

MEkPaIs, October 23.-There we're six inter
ments from yellow fever yesterday, including Capt.
Breckinridge Blackburn.
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The Chicago papers say many of the hackmen
of that city are thieves and murdcrers, who kill
and rob their passengers, especially at night.
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af- CONsIGNEES' NOTICE. - CONSIGNEES
per Schooner MAINE LAW, JoHNsos from Boston. are
hereby notified that she is Ths Day dschargng cargo at
Central Wharvss. All Goods remaining the Wharf at
sunset will be stored at expense and risk of owner All
freight amounting to Five Dollars or less must be paid
on the wharf. RlSLLY & CREIGHTON,
October a. Agents.
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Yellow Fever In Now Orleans

MOBILE, October 22.-No deaths from yellow
faver to-day, b. .
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a8- MARRIAGE AND CELlBACY, AND THE
HAPPINESS OF TRUE MANHooD-An Essay for
Young Men the Crime of Solitude. aud the Physio-
logical Errors Abuses and Diseases which create i'm
pcdiments to MARRIAGE, with sure means of Relief
Sent in scaled letter envelopes, free Of charge.
Address DR. j. SKILLIN HOUGHTON,
Howard Association, Philadelphis, Pa
September 26 Smos
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From baltimore,
From PHILADELPHIA.

BALTIMORE, October 2s.-JoHi Bowers killed
quarrel originated about cutting haliards.
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as- NOTICE.-MY WIFE, MARGARET DELLA
CONNER. has left my bed and board withort just
provocaton, and hereby wsr all persons from har
boring or trusting her my account, as will pay no
debts of her contracting. JOHN 8. CONNER.
October 17th 1867.
October % IL
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ss- DATCHELOR'S HAIR DYE.-THlS
SPLENDID HAIR DYE is the best In the world The
ouly true and perfect Dye-harmess reliable, instan-
tanrous No disappointment No ridiculous tints
Natural Black or Brown Remedies the i'll effects Of Ba
Dv Invgorates the hair leaving it soft and beautiful
Tho genuine is signed William 4. BatehelOr all others
are mere limitations and should be avoided Sold by all
Druggists aud Perfumcrs. Factory, No. 81 Barcley
street. New York.
e1y- BEWARE OF A COUNTERFEIT.
December 10 Tyr
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8B- DELEGATES AND. VISITORS TO THE
CHARLESTON ASSOCIATION, which is to convene at
the Good Hope Church, in Richlanl District on Sdur
day second day of November will find committee of
brethren prepared with copveyances to send them to
the neighborhood OF the Church at Kingsvs on Friday
November LIST. October 81
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81 A YOUNG LADY RETURNING TO HER
country home, after sojourn of few months in tie
CITY, hardly recognized by her friends In place OF
coarse rustic, flushed face she had soft ruby
plexion OF almost marble snoothness and instead
twentythree SIZE really appeared but eighteen. Uponn
ury as to the cause OF great change, she plainl,
told them that she used the CIRCA>SIAN BALM, ant
considered it an invaluable acquisition to any toilet
by its use any Lady Gentlemen improve their per-
sonal appearance hundred fold. 1t is simple in t'
combination, Nature herself is simple, yet unsurpass
ed in its efficacy in drawing impurities from also neal
ing. cleansing and beauyng the skin and complexion
BY its direct lcon the cutcle 1t draws from Is all It's
impurities, kindly healing the same, and leaving tae sur
face as Nature intended it should be-cear so smooI
and beautiful. Price 81, by Mail or Express on 70
cept of an order, by
W. L. CLARK CO., Chemists,
No. West Fayette Street. syracuse NJ \.
The orly American Agents for the sale OF the same.
=, ma ~
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TELEGRAPHIC.
Our Cable Dispatches.

ROME, October 19-The French Minister at
Rome informed the Pope in the name OF Napoleon
that whatever might happen France would Il, not
fail to maintain the Popes temporal power Ihc
garrison of Rome has been reinforced. The town
Of Orto has been recaptured from the GarlDai-
dians.
FLosEsoE, Saturday, October. ia ministerial
crisis occurred, and Ratazzi resigned.
II is reported that Garibaldi has escaped from
Caprera, and is now in Italy.
ToULoN, October 21.-General Damont has az
rived. Troops are now embarking IN SIX ships'
including two iron-clads-steam up ready TO leave
tonight.
PARIS, October 21.-Tbe Moniteur '" silent IN mr. re-
ference to the preparations for nte. 'entlon; Inc
Etendart says everything is ready at Iotllon icl u
the expediton to Rome, but the order TO go Is
withheld until Italys final reply, which may De
DELAYED some hours, on account OF the ministerial
crisis at Florence. -, . an ooo
The Patrie publishes telegram that 20, 600
troops have been sent from Lyons. At Ioulon
another corps dd,nee is prepar to operate in
another direction.
La France says it is certain in my event that
France will arrive at Rome before Italy.
1t is stated that the Italian Government declares
itself poweress to arrest the bands Of INVADERS or.
to protect the Holy See.
PANS, October 21.-Evenng is great
excitement at Rugers. The French fleet. with
troops intended for Rome, has left Touon.
THE ITALIAN QUESTION.
LONDON, October 21.-The Italian situation Is
better. lt Is Salu Italy STATISTICS tue rienSn nc
mands. and the transportation of troops to Toulon
has been stopped. Those ready to sail have been
disembarked, and the French war preparations
countermanded.
General Scaldani succeeds Ratazzi as the Italian
Prime Minister, and will form new Cabinet,
whose policy will be anti-revolutionary.
LIVERPOOL, October 21-Evening. Cotton closed
firm and unchanged. Sales Il, 600 bales
AMSTERDAM October 22-The Bank has raised
it's rate Of interest to per cent.
pIRIs October % 22-NOOn.-Ihe Monlteur an
nounces definitely that the expedition to Italy is
eountermanded, because Italy pledges the OBJ
servance OF the treaty.
LlvERpooI, October 2s-Noon.-The failure of
the Royal Bank of Liverpool makes the cotton
market irregular and easier. Prices quotably un-
altered; sales probably 10000 bales. Corn ad-
yanced ass Cd. Others unchanged.
LONDON, October 22-Noon.-Consols, 81
Bonds, 6ss.
IIvlRpooL, October -Evening.-cotton heavy
and lower. Manchester advices unfayorable.
Sales 10000 bales. Uplands 7-16; Orleans,
l1-16. Breadstuffs dull. Corn 46s. Western
wheat, las. Lard, SIS. 1allow, ass. Sd. Turpen-
pentine and Rosin unchanged.
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Domestic Markets. i.

New DREAMS, October 22-The interments NJ
to A. NJ. amount to 13. 1t
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ss- ROYAL HAVANA LOTTERY. PRIZES
CASHED AND INFORMATION FURNISHED
The highest rates paid for DOUBLoONs and all kinds
OF GOLD AND SILVER.
TAYLOR 4 co. Bankers,
No 10 Wall street.
October 10 Tyr New York.
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ADMINISTRATION NOTICE.-ALL PER
having claims against the Estate of the late JAMES
P. EARLE, deceased, ars requested 70 present them,
duly ats sed and til Indebted to the said Estate will
make payment to Messrs. DURYEA l. CoHtN, Attor-
neys at Law, Library Building, Northwest Of
Church and Broad streets. ANNA E. EARLE,
October ls Is AdministratriI.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

s8CONsIGNEES' NOTICE.-THE CARGO OF
the steamship ALABAMA will be landed fais Day. at
yanderhorst's Wharf All goods not removed by sunset
will be stored at risk and expense of Consignecs
October % RAVENEL & CO.
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Warrington News,

WASHINGTON, October 22.-Secretary McCulloch
authorizes the statement that his resignation is at
the disposal Of the President. -:
A Democratic pole was erected on the Goth.
There was two hours Cabinet session, Grant
being absent,
The revenue receipts to-day amount to s2i5, 600.
General Asboth, Minister at Buenos Ayres, is
very sick.
United States Marshal Goodoe, for North Caro-
lima, who is now here reports that there is no i'm,
pedimen at present to the processes OF the United
States Court.
Secretary Seward writes that he will arrive on
Thursday, 4..
The election ip Ale1andria passed quietly; no
definite returns have been received.
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FROM Warrington.

The CASE OF JEFFERSON DAvIs-oHIEF JUSTICE
CHasE-CoDE EEYLuoN-MILITARY OFFICER TO BE
TRIED FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
NEWS. Gp,
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EVENING DISPATCH.

Cotton declined &C.; sales 2COO bales at 19s
Flour heavy; State IS 30 a 10 so; Southern s11 a
$14 so. Wheat firIner; Amber State 50 IS. Corn
dull and declining; Mixed Western 81 $50. Pork
firm at s21 70. Lard heavy ut 13t 1fi. Gro
ceries dull and steady Naval Stores unchanged.
Frelghts easier. Gold 434 43s. Southern Stocks
unchanged. '62 coupons 1l24 112t. Money
active; rates unchanged. Sterling firm at 109
1904.
BALTIMORE, October 22.-Cottop rather stronger.
10 o 19Sc. Flour very dull and dropping. Wheat
declined 10c; prime red g 7oa275 Corn dull d1
and droopir e; white 81 98 49, yellow 81 81;
Western mixed 81 SO q l 35. Oats steady IS 73c.
Rye dull; prime 76c Provisions very dull and un-
changed.
ST. LOUIS October 22.-Flour, snperfne 81 25 a
Z SO. Corn better: mixed and yellow II OS 10.
Provisions dull; Mess Pork $32 so. Clear Sides
$18 so. Lard 14c.
CINCINNATI, October 22.-Flour unchanged. Corn or
firmer. Mess Pork s91. Bacon quiet. Lara loc'
WHMNoToN, October 22ETurpensidRe eni nhac,Iue can
at sic. Rosin steady at s. for strained al an COM
mon. Cotton quiet at tic. Tar firm at 81 %.
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NOON DISPATCH.
New YORK, October 22.-Flour III 2Oc. lower.
Wheat quiet. Corn a shade firmer Mess Pork
frner; $21 is q TO- Lard dull; Isl 14Ic. Cot
ton lower at 19sc. Freights quiet Turrentine
55tc. Rosin, common, So G2s. Money per cent.
S}erling, time 1OSi; sight 100. Gold 143s. 80
cOunOns 1921
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% The Friends and Acquaintance OF
Mr. and Mra. ALPHoNSE are respectfully invited to
attend the Funeral of the former from his residence
ST. Philip street Line street. at Two O'Clock. This
afternoon. October %
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OBITUARY..

DIED, of consumption, at his residence in Cain Hoy
ylllnge st. Thomas Parish, the 18th inst GEORGE
b. SANDERS, in the S2d year of his age.
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Virginia elections.

RICHMOND, October 22.-Election day passed
more quietly than was anticipated. Two incipient
riots snd two other disturbances were queled by
the military. The difficulties wsre caused by the
attempts OF Radical negroes to mob eoiored Con-
servatives. 'r ''' ..-.-.'
The troops were in reserve at Capitol Square,
and we're stationed at sll of the polls in the CITY,
The cavalry patrol the streets
The result of the first days voting was 56f
white majority. The canvass is active. Twenty
two hundred whites not yet voted. The extreme
Radicals are making an effort TO have the polls
open three instead OF two days. The military un-
der General Granger, and the city police will be
kept on duty all night. The polls will be opened
in the city tomorrow. 1t is Impossible yet TO tell
how the State has gone.
LATSSf. ,..
The vote to-day was as follows !: Lynchburg,
white, 65S black 761; being S72 loss than the nuns
Der registered.
Terry 3 precinct went for. Convention SS; against
Convention 205.
For the Conservative 2O6, for the Radical ticket
$50 & q - sss'FI = : ~
Amherst County, 19o whites; $50 blacks.
Norfolk, whites, 1884; colorod, 1892; being OLA
leas than the numUer registered.
PETERSBURG, October 22.-For Conventin, I'll;
againstl194. At Lynchburg the lives OF negroes
who voted the Conservative ticket were Threatened
by the Radicals and q disturbance caused by them
this afternoon. Three negroes wera wounded.
Order was rsstord by the military and civil authori
A IIsPaaletss Precinct there was 45l for Conysn-
ton 2S5 against Conservative 295. Radical, &c.,
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agCONSIGNEES PER STEAMSHIP CHAM
PION notified that she is dschargns cargo IAs Day
at Adger's South Wharf Goods remaining the
wharf at sunset will be stored at owners risk and
pense. STREET BROTHERS & CO.,
October 23 Consignees.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1867-01-10
An Expensive Institution.

The Freedman's Bureau, we
see by the official report, now sup.
ports, in well-paid idleness at the
public expense, one major-general,
seven brigadier generals, nine CO.
lonels, seven observation-disclosures,
twenty-nine majors, one hundred
and fifty-seven captains, and one
hundred and fifty-eight lieutenants,
the aggregate pay of whom is
S54l,l 8S per annum. All OF
this money comes out of the peck
cts of the hard working white men
of the country, as well as eleven
and a half millions of dollars
more, per annum, to support.
clothe, and educate the Southern
negroes.
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Nashville, Tenn.

Uncurrent money was very duh, and we
heard of no change in rates.
Bank of Tennessee was quiet at So DUO
buving and 52cselIing. 700 s =,
Planters Bank was bought at BIC and held
at 83c. XIV
Union Bank was dull at SOC buying and
&c selling.
Southern Bank notes are very fat, and VIII
not sell readily at the advertised iates
Cotton.--F Fair demand and the market was
tolersbly active. Sales were made at zo1a @
29kc. 49,
Flour Owing to the interruption OF navl-
cation, there is not so much arriving but the
supply is ample for the present damand. we
quote at ss@Sl4 per barrel; fancy BRANDS q
SHADE higher.
! Sugar.--New Orleans, 13sc; Island, lie
l3c; Demara, l5sz a i6c; crushed, TIC l73o.
! CoTee.--Rio, 26@28c per ID.
Molasses New Orleans, zoe per gallon.
Bacon Hog round, l3c per Id. :,
Lard .-!4c per pound-not much demand
Caudles.-Ss,r, 2lc; tallow, l4c.
Cheese -l7@l71sc per ID.
Dried Fruit-Apples, 7c; peaches, iz'e
per ID.