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Ness; Old SO so. Lard heavy. Whiskey quiet
Rice quiet. Sugar firm; salos'1000 hhds Muscova
do at l0b@12 cents, and 1000 boxes OF Havana at l.
cents. Coffee and Alolasses firm aud quiet Nava
Stores quiet; 66t@G7t cents for Turpentine. Rosi1
81 35@s10. Petroleum quiet and firm at 20 cents
for crude; SO cents for bonded. Tallow heavy
sales 900, 900 bs. at 5@115 cents Freights firm
Money easy ut CAT on Government Stock Collate.
rails. Gold weaker towards the close, and left of
at 354. Foreign Exchange moderately active at
and lower. Mining Shares little firmer.
The market is extremely heavy, owing to the
impeachment question 5-20s, Of 'C2 Coupons,
1O7ba108; of 90 Coupons, 1O5ia106; 'G5 Coupons,
105Ba106; New Issue lO4}; Ten-Forties, registered,
9s3a1oo; Coupons 99s scyen Thirt:es, all series,
1044a104aa;; Missouri Skies, 92a93.
Cumberland Coal has fallen 80 per cent. since
morning It is now quoted at So Money per cent.
Pacific Mall E161a163. Atlantic, 1913.
6, AUGUSTA, January 22.-The sales of Cotton to-
day $50 bales; Middling 81 fiat and irregular:
easier; sales 2750 bales; Low Middling 31t Mid
ding 323. New. York Exchange ] DISCOUNT
Freights unchanged
= BALTIMORE January 22-Cotton firm; Middling
Uplands a4@s4sc. Coffee steady; the stock Of Rio
WheatI;neither receipts nor sales. Corn dull;
botl! whito and yellow at s1@a1 OF. Clover Seed.
ss 75@s9. Timothy, So COOS IS Flax, 50 So.
Sugsrs firm. Whiskey unchanged.
MOBILE, January 22.-Sales to-day 1900 bales
Cotton in fair demand. Market closing dull, with
ST. LOUIS, January 22.-There being no shipping
facilities the markets are quiet-scarcely anything
doing. Flour and grain unchanged. Provisions
in better inquiry, but business small. Pork un-
changed. Bulk meats-10sc. for picked hams.
Bacon-clear sides 13?c Lard frmer at 1870.
Whiskey unsettled; the only sale reported was al
50 TO-
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A RADICAL LH.-Tho eubjoined statement has
boon travelling the rounds of tho Northern papers
and is everywhere received with acclamations as u
genuine specimen Of ssrebel" State Government.
The MILLER of tho tale is proclaimed as martyr,
and the strong arm of tho Government is invoked
in his aid. The story, like Mr. SUMMERS lettcrs,
was coined to suit some emergency, and as tho
Charlestonians have never heard OF the ilustrious
MILLER, the presumption is that he is mythical
parsonage, who in his capacity Of attaohe to the
Radical party, does duty whenever occasion re-
quires; in fact, we have strong suspicion that the
said MILLER is no less q parsonage than the re-
moved JosEpHus himself, the vertable little joker.
AN AGGRAVATED CAsE.-A man named Miller re-
moved from New York State few years ago, to
South Carolina, where he married. Upon the out.
break of the war he was forced into the reboi
ranks, though still thorough Unonist. When
Sherman appeared in that State he escaped from
the insurgent lines, and, reaching tho Generals
camp, impaired very valuable inf -rmation to him.
When our army reached the sea Miller came to
New York. He remained there till the war closed,
and then returned to South Carolina. Thereupon
the OWL authorities arrested him, and, after being
tried, he was sentenced to be hanged. Tho prin-
cipal charge against him was that he had given
information to Sherman, which led to the capture
Of property belonging to his brother-in-law. He
is now in confinement, waiting the execution OF
his sentence. The attention Of the Government,
however, has been directed to his case, and his
friends are confident that the necessary steps will
be taken for his release.
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The Baltimore Sun furnishes the following
statistics Tie trade between Baltimore and the
has been Of n gratifying character. Tie receipts
of cotton during tho year ending December II
were %, ,6S3 bales Of which 1927 balos camo from
Norfolk, 949s from Savannah, 49Gs from Charles
ton, 2it3 from Wilmington and other North Caro-
lima ports, 779 from Apalachcola, 924 from New
Orleans, 3G4 from Richmond, Ss3 from Mobile and
2O7 from Galveston Of tobacco the receipts were
81 1,7O1 packages, 2949 hogsheads, SOC boxes, and
26S cases, principally from Richmond, Petersburg
and other Virginia ports: The receipts OF wool
during the year wore 1884, bags, while the am unit
Of Aaxsecd brought to market from the South foots
up 1864 barrels The receipts Of naval stores from
North Carolina were Is, ,622 barrels rosn, 1885 bar
rels tar, 24a5 barrels turpentne and 2713 barrels
pitch. Besides the above, there have been very
heavy receipts Of lumber, shingles, old iron, and
hundreds OF other smau articles.
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The New YORK SOUTHERN RELIEF ASSOCIATION.
So many and such well authenticated accounts
havo reached the North Of tho terrible dcsttution
now prevailing throughout wide belt OF the lately
rebelious States that vigorous movement has
been set on foot by number of ladies' OF this city
to organize system for its prompt and effective
relief.
No political color whatever is to be given to this
movement. It will have but ono object-the saving
of them that are ready to perish-and will bo ad-
nlinistered in but one spirit-tho spirit Of that
charity which blosses both them who receive and
then, who givo.
The ladies are encouraged to their good work
by Mayor Hoffman. by the Catholic Archbishop
of New York. by Bishop Potter and DR.. Tying, and
by number Of other eminent laymen and clergy.
men. They have taken central Office at No. IL
Bond street. where supplies OF dry goods, clothing,
&C., may be daily sent from A. NJ: to GP. NJ;
Messrs. Harris, Gaines & Co., No. Is Whitehall
street, will receive for thonl any moro weighty
contributions, and Commodore Garrison has gen
erously offered to furnish o steamer for conveying
to the South the help which it must surely be
impossible that Now York will be slow or niggard
in extending to hundreds Of thousands of women
and children dying within our own borders for
lack Of the absolute nccessaries of lite.
NeU York World.
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TEE SUGAR PLANTATfo

THE SUGAR PLANTATIONS OF LoU1sIANA.-Sugar
plantations are in tho market now at unusually
cheap rates. One, situated about ty-cight miles
above New Orleans containing thirteen hundred
and ffty-niue arpents, with fno, commodiaus
dwelling house, built Of brick md improvements
complete, cabins for eighty laborers, was lately
sold for sS2 300. Terms, one-fourth cash; balance
ono, two and three years. This estate lnado in
1885, an average season, two hundred and fifty
hogsheads of sugar. Before the war, this pIanta-
ton with the negroes attached, was valued at
sl500OO. It is not IN extreme case. A New Or
leans paper says that it will require about twenty
sire millions Of dollars in the way of loans to re-
interest of Louisiana and to place tho Several hun
dred plantations in good working condition. Even
then the scarcity Of laborwill present serious dis
ao11 rocrnria aaYlta
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TIE Columbus Enquirer says tho warehouse
lately burned in that city caught in the upper
story, where no person but ono Of the firm had
been for hours. The warehouse had been recently
built and belonged to J.J. Grant, Goo. P. Swift,
Gen. N. D.. Query, John Buchanan, and s. h.
Hill. Tho cotton belonged to various parties, and
but little OF it was insured. Judge NJ. j. Crawford
lost 81 bales; Mr.. Vim. F. Luckie some so, and
Mr.. Stone G5 bales Hon. J. NJ. Russell z bales; {;
A1r. Randall Jones 70 (insured), and numbers Of
others considerable amounts. The total loss was
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OBITUARY.

DIED. at his residence in Williamsburg District, Jan.
uary 14th 1867, j. A HEMINGWAY, Esq, aged oo years
and 10 days.
DEPARTED THIS LIFE, on tho 21st instant, Mrs:
LOUISA REEDER, wife Of 0swELL REEDER, in the 73d
year of her age.
The Relatives Friends and Acquaintances Of Mr.
and Mrs. OswE1 REEpER, and Of her son, c. O. MARTIN.
DALE also the members of the Second Presby ter1an
Church. are respectfully requested to attend tho
Services of Mrs LOUISA REEDER fsAts Atternoon, at
Fou- o'cloc5, at the Second Presbyterian Church.
January % . Z
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SARATOGA
"EXCELSlOR" SPRING WATER.

rE1HE WATER OF THIS SPRING Is BELIEVED TO
be unequalled by that OF any other in the farhmed
valley of Saratoga Its virtues such nve secured
1t the high encomums Of all who have used it. poasess
ing, it docs In an eminent degree, catharc duretc,
alternative and tonic qualities.
From SAMUEL HENRY DICKSON, N. D., Professor
Practice OF Physio, Jefferson Medical College, Phila
delpais, formerly Of Charleston, 8. c.: ssss5 :
PHHADELPH1A, November 16, 1865
have been fora year or moro past in the habit Of
taking the water OF tho Excelsior Spring OF Saratoga
Accustomed during the great portion Of my invalid !a
to the different waters Of the several fountains Which
boil up along that remarkable valley dependent indeed
upon them tor much Of tho comfort enjoy am sats-
fed chat tho Excelsior Tator is well adapted any
other among them, not more ao to tho purposes tor
which they are generally employed Il is yesy aareeaoe
strongly npregrated with the carbonic acid lively ana
sparkling. can heartily and conscden6ouaiy
recommend it to all who need gentle cathsrdc and
diuretc. SAMUEL HENRY DICKSON, H. D.
Tho Water Is put up in Pint and Quart bottles. ana
packed in good o.der for shipping, Pins IN boxes ei
four dozen eac and Quarts II boxes Of two dozen eacn
All orders addressed to A. II. LAWRENCE CO., para.
tosa Sprngs NY, or No. Al Warren street New 1os1
City, will be promptly attended to- Sold also Dy nrss
class Druggists aad Hotels. emo January = =
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ssToo BAD.-The Mobile Tribune has changed
hands. The editor, in retiring, winds up with
this pathetic sentence. We pity him from the bot
tom of our heart, and hope that he will console
himself in the reflection that in this world of sor-
row and misfortune editors have their trials and
grievances as well as other people:
But must drop o tear over my baby, the Tri-
bune, which is now in the hands of others. Idrop
that tear, and part with those whom love- with
wet with the water that falls from my eyes. 1
know very well that this is folly, but who has no
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Domestic Markets

New York, January 22.-Virginia Skies, 59aCO;
Exchange at GO DAYS 8 81; Sight 1os; Goa notai down.
own agS OF sns 9oa a Il is 9V6te 6oat
dull. Corn quiet and unchanged; receipts 1000
bushels. Rye firm. Oats quiet. Pork dull. Hogs
steady, at saasl for Western, and 9a91 for City.
The Whiskey market is dull Barley quiet. Peas
quiet. Cotton dull, at 34a for Mddling Uplands.
freights firm.
EVENING DISPATCH.
Cotton shade lower; sales 280 bales; Middling
Uplands 34D34s cents. Flour-loWer grades i'm
proved by 5@1O cents; State 50 50@sl2 40; Ohio
brands quiet and steady. Meal dull.. Corn dull;
Mixed Western 81 II. Pork heavy, at s2la for New
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SAD OccuRRENcE.-Parents should take warming
from the following very sad occurrence, as related
by the Edgcfeld Advertiser. Many quite small
boys arc frequently seen with guns, which are
often handled BY thom in very careloss manner.
This should be guarded against by those under
whose control 5hese urchins should bc.
ssOn Friday morning last, two little sons of Mrs.
Richard Burton, a widow lady living in our yicini-
ty went out shooting, and before noon the elder
Of tlcm, boy Of thirteen, was found Il lifeless
corpse. In loading his gun il had gone of, blow
M inc = foi M te elt nEans mSd
and sadly bereayed."
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@ BACHELORS HAIR DYE.-THIs
SPLENDID HAIR DYE is the best in the world The
only true and psset Dye-barmlcss, reliable. instan-
taneous. No disappointment. No ridiculous hnts.
Natural Black Brown. Remedies the Ill effects of Bad
Dues InYigorltes the hair. leaving it soft and beautiful
Tho genuine is signed William 4. Bachelor All others
are mere limitations and should bo avoided. Sold by a
Druggists and Perfumers. Factory, No. 81 Barcley
street, Now York.
sE BEWARE OF A COUNTERFEIT.
December 10 lyr
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A PATRIOTIC THOUGHT BEAUTIFULLY EXPRESSED
The Now Orleans Picayune referring to the de-
cison of the Supreme Court OF Military Commits
sions, says: "rhe emerging Of the Supreme Court
above the atmosphere OF partisan strifes and tu-
multuous popular passions, into the region Of
calm and unclouded justice, is the rising above
the waters of the Ararat, on which the ark OF the
Constitution may repose in security. It is the
broad roof shelters, may begin, without fear of
further floods to turn their thoughts to the task
of replonishing and adorning the beautiful earth
that is restored to them"
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SPECIAL TIcES..

= aF BOOKS FOR SUBSCRIPTION TO THE,
Capital Stock OF the Charleston and Florida Steam Packet
Company will be opened at the Office Of Mossrs J. D.
AIKEN 1. CO., on South Atlantic Wharf.
Information Of the purposes and prospects of the Line
will BIO furnished to those persons desiring to subscribe
January % T.
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ascoLGATEs HONEY soAP.-THIs CELE-
BRATED Toilet Soap. In such universal demand, is
made from the choicest materials, Is mild and emol-
Ilent in its nature fra grnn ntly scented, and eY-
tremely beneac!alin in its action upon the skin. For
salc by all Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers.
February 1yr
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Pretty sharp and decided.

We copy the following paragraph from Fridays
Constitutional Union, published at Washington.
The editor of tho Union, Col. THos: FLORENCE, is
known to be very intimate friend Of tho Presi-
dent, and perhaps, speaks 'sfro1a tho books. !"
TIE BLOODY TREASON OF THE NEW YORK HERALD.
{. Tho Now York Herald, of the 18th instant, has
two articles on the subject of the impeachment OF
the President which for meign,ty and Justification
OF history have no parallel in journalism. While
red-handed treason held the pen; bitter and dunre-
lenting enmity to the Constitution and onr form Of
Government. fired the brain Which was bold and
wicked enough to say to tho world that what it
calls the ssmisdemcanors' Of the President "rendcr
him liable To impeachment"
The transparent design Of those articles is to
move the minds Of woak-lmeed Jacobin Republi-
cans up to their work. Let them take this advice,
proceed in their wickod designs, and some MORN
ing, in other places and in new condition, they
will realize tho bitter consequences. Indeed, as
the Herald says, sstho struggle is still going Oh"
s"The great Union movement Of the war will run
it's course" but not as the Herald applies ito
utterly destroy tie Government, but to save it,
and if necessary it's strong and iron hand will be
invoked to slny tho course and prevent the con-
summation Of Radical treason. The great oath oil
tho President to protect md defond the Constitu-
ton will not bo forgotten, and the people who sus-
tain him, with their. five hundred thousand ma
jority of the voting population, North and South,
will not forget him. Tho Herald cares not for con-
sequences. Nothing would please itso much as
to see ruin and anarchy rampant Let those who
would take its advice beWQre
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UPON WHOM CAN CONGRESS CALL?

Events have alroady brought tho Government to
the very verge OF another revolution IF the Rad
ical majority in Congress pursues its troasonabIc
course much longor tho Government, in order to
sustain itself, will have to arm its supporters. At
the Gull OF the President, all his friends North and
South, and tho army and the navy will respond.
In such contest the issue cannot bo doubtful.
congressman may be valiant fighters on the fooI
of Congress, but when they come to load thoir CO
horts int, the field it will be another thing. Tho
renl armies and grea. soldiers OF tho Rcpublic
viii bo found fighting undor the Flag we advise
the opposition Of the determined and fixed fact
that Andrew johnson will serve out bis constitu-
tional term of Office
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@- THE HEALING POOL AND HOUSE OF
MERcY.-HOWARD ASSOCIATION REPORTS for
Young Nen, on tho CRIME OF SOLITUDE and the
ERRORS, ABUSES and DISEASES which destroy the
manly powers, and create impediments to MARRIAGE,
with sure means Of relief Sent in sealed letter on
velopes, free Of charge. Address DR.. J. sKIlLN
HOUGHTON, Howard Association Philadelphia, Pa
January 15 9rno
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MEDALS FOR GENTIEmEN.--We mentioned, q few
weeks since, that Mr.. LEON. nd ". JEROME, of New
York, had mado donation of 5000 to Princeton
College, Of which tho interest was to be- devoted
to The presentation Of medals to members Of the
sonior class nIr. JEnoME, in making this gift,
wrote to tho President OF Lhc College as follows:
shall be obliged if you will arrange that the in
tcrest on these bonds may be annually expended
in the purchase of n medal to bo ;warled to the
graduating Senior, who shall be declared by q vote
Of his classlnatcs to be the first gentleman in his
class.
know you are surprised, dear Doctor, at tho
novelty Of this request, but you will be still more
so when I tell you that you arc the cause tit. /
have not forgotten tho remark You made upon o
certain occasion to my class "Young gentlemen,
with all your getting, advise YOU to get little
manners" am right thon to offer a premium to
carry ont your views.
1 think the most pressing necessity Of Young
America just now, is the article you recommended.
Wo have plenty Of science and are pretty well up,
considering our years. in art: but our manners
must soy are rather rough. If tho tritle offer
shall have the effect to stimulate the young gen
tlemon under your charge to improvement in this
respect, shall feel that have done them aud the
country service.
The character Of gentleman consider within
tho capacity Of nl-at least it requires no extra.
ordinary intellect A due regard for the feeling Of
others is, in my Judgment, its foundation.
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"a ARTIFICIAL EYES.-ARTIFICIAL 5RU-
MAN EYES made to order and inserted by Drs. F.
BAUCH and P. GOUGLEAANN tformorly employed by
Ro1ssoNNEAu of Paris) No. 800 Broadway, Now York.
ADrfi IA 1yr
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TIE PLAY.

Two theatres are now in operation here, and
seemingly DONG well. at Walls Opera House they
are rendering the modern drama of the "Long
Strike, which, am inclined to think, is being ex
tended beyond the Limits originally intended, and
tiring the public. At the opposition concern, Mag
Season, is playing "Little Barefoot, +" to crowded
houses.
Last week Max Maretzek tried season of Italian
opera among us, but the upper-tendom wero 30 III
fatlatcd with the receptions sloghins parties and
skating carniYals that they fallcd to put in a
very extensive appearance for Max, and thus he
retired loser by a bout five thousand dollars.
VIDEY
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Read the Certificate of Rev. r. Z.
Flnalin.

To DIR. HosTETTER
DEAR sm This is to certify that was taken with the
dyspepsia year ago last March, and for period OF
eight months, Of the most miserable creatures
you ever heheld not being ablo either to cat drink or
Sleep and was compelled to wall: the door incessantly
was nearly deprived of ay reason and hope had entire
IL left me- ell tic efforts made for ny recovery having
proved truitless.
BY the first of November 1865, had become SO weak
and feeble tint could scarcely stand alone and to oil
appearances would die. At this time harinG read
your adycrsemcnt. my wife prevailed upon ME to try
your Bittcrs. bottle procured and strange to say
soon commenced recovering have taken four bottles.
und am enjoying good health LOW as could be expected
for ono of my age about sixty years have no doubt
that was your Bittera aone under DVino Providence,
that elected this wonderful cure.
R. T. FLUALN.
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flnW3nlos:
January 4

sy BEAUTIFUL zHAIR.-CHEVALIER's
LIFE FOR THE HAIR positively restores gray hair to
it's original color and youthful beauty imparts life and
strength to the weakest hair stops It's falling out at
once: keeps tho head clean; Is unparalleled as halt
dressing Sold by oil Druggists and fashionable hair
lressers, and at my Office No. 1923 Broadway, New
York. SARAH A. CHEVALIER, M. D.
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aJAWAY WITH spECTACLEs-OLD EYES
made new, without spoctaclcs, Doctor or Medicine
Pamphlet mailed FREQ receipt Of ten cents Address
Z. B. FoOIE NJ. D.. No. 11so Broadway New York.
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The SOUTHERN srArEs.-The New York Times,
in an editorial on the reconstruction problem, says
that "every theory of restoration or reconstruction
which has beon promulgated is more OF less lilo
gical in one or another OF it's parts. No set
tlement seems possible which will not involve Ger
tain Inconsistencies in the course of it's develop
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To submit a constitutional amendment for ratif-
cation to tho excluded States, and then to deny
their organized and sovereign" existence is an
Inconsistency not easily explained They can rati-
fy only rs States; and if they arc States when the
ratification Of an amendment to the constitution
is concerned, they are also States as against the
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General DIX has rented tho apartments Of llr.
DAYTON, in the Rue do Presburg, which are worry
spacious and handsome well ventilated, and adapt
ed to receiving company.
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as- UNITED STATES OF AMERICA-DIs-
TRICT OF SOUTH CAROLINA
sAUT & co. "a. KREUDER L DEHR.-Pursuant to m
order made in this case, on motion OF WILKINSON 4
G1LcuR1sT, for Plaintiffs. WILLIAM BEHR, ono OF the
defendants to this cause being absent from and without
the limits Of this District il ordered that the said de-
fcndants do plead, or dsmr hereto within three
months from the date hereof in default OF which plain
tifs may proceed to Judgment against tho defendant
who has been duly served with the process OF tile Court
DANIEL BORLBEcK, 9. G. c. U. s.
= Novon,,,or o. 1885 1amo3 November "a