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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-09-26

GMPHTS INSURANCE COMPANY.
1914.
OFFICE, % I-R MADISON STREET.
X

j. J. MURPHY. President.
+. M. CASH, Secretary.
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In the Circuit Court of Shelby county, Tom.
Louisa Gross vs.. Peter Gross.
IN this cause Il appearing from afidRFit on
nle that defendant la nonresident OF the
State on Tennessee; II is theTefofe ordered that
he 10 enter his appearance herein, at the court
house IN the city 81 Memphis, and plead, an
swar or demur TO COMPLIMENTS bill on or be-
fore the third Monday in Jaouary, loA, or the
same will he taken for confessed and set for
nearing ex paTte; and thst a copy Of this order
Re published once a week for four successive
week. in the Memphis Appeal,
Attest: NJ. ID, j.. STEW AM Slerk.
Halium y Washington, soils. for complt.
Sept. 4, 1901, cot
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2d PreIinInarY lIstributIOn. Oct. ID. Z
Sd Preliminary DISTRIBUTION. Nov. "a. ,67.
GRAND SCHEME, DEC. IL, 81.
u PremIums amountIng to

Who'll Certificates, So; First INSTRUMENT, SIS
Halves, s26; First Iustalment, s. &c.
Quarters, Sl8- First InstalmeuI, IS ~.
Take notice that certificates are 10 be paid for
in iustalments OF twenty-five per cent. Of the
whole sum for the First. second and Third Pre-
Iminary Distributions ami Grand Scheme.
The whole amount may be paid al once, II
preferred. BY this plan Il will be seen tina the
savings Of a fraction over ten cents per day,
during the month, VIII purchase a Quarter
Certificate, and keep The same renewed
throughout the whole series. II not drawn out
IN drst, second or third preliminaries.
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- II a II II nj Il NJ II
OF THE CONDITION OF THE
UNITED STATES
FIRE And HARIKE INSURANCE CO.,
Located at Baltimore, Maryland,

O N. 31st JULY, 1867,
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Tenth Prize:

T5Z acres Of woodland near Raleigh, Shelby
county, Tennessee, distant from Memphis nine
miles. This Is very desirable, and An excellent
prize. Valued at S100.
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Omce-No. Is Mosby q Hunts Building,
Upstairs,
No. s9i Front st.. Memphis. lem.
rnPARTNER9HIP

p. D. ATWOOD, w. p. ANDERSON.
Late of Elliott Late OF Herbert
Co. Bell I'd
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Seventh Prize.

A most valuable manufacturing sIte with q.
perpetual fall Of q feet OF water situated a,
Winston county Alabama, with LOO acres III
land. Valued al $1,000.
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The Prizes drawn on this occasion numbered
Furty-seVen, and COmprssd lolain the vicinity
Of Memphis, Tenn, COruth, Miss. and Her
nando, Miss, deeds TO which have been made
% the lucky u~ckst-holders For this. the Sec
One Drawing, however, We are able 70 offer our
patrons stu more attractive Inducements 10
Interest themselves In our scheme. From a
lengthy list Of property, much OF which hag
already been advertised 70 the public, we select
the following
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RurgIar ProoT nc

ORGILL BROS. AUO.,
sole Agents In Memphis.
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Fourth Prize,

ohs reslaenoo lot adjoining above property,
1Aip9 Ieet, very available for Residence and
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Eighth Prize:

The Franklin Female Institute, at Holly
Springs, Miss. a handsome and vel con-
strucled school building, most eigibly located.
This Is very desirable property. Nalueds al S8000.
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n. &C. X X. bonds 10
n. &C R.R cOup0ns.S5
NJ. so. R.R. bOnds.-2
NJ. q U RR -cOupOns
Tenn. bonds, Old.....G5
new-..64
Tenn. cOupOns-...-70
AissC RR LIST mtge55
" " ID 40
Memp'isC City As
" ~cOupons-55
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Second Prize.
bird Prize.

ooilhEe residence OF ten rooms, with lot
WAil, ia TIE city Of Chicago, III, only three
4Laf rs ri a mile from the heart OF the city,
AZ within one b Ock Of the street railroad In
selsseuhg every part Of the city. Valued al
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Tiokes 81 each. Nay be had OF, or ordere.
through, any OF the Companyis agents, at tht
Central Agency. Memphis, Tenn. or OF Col
James Strain, Hernando, Hiss.
Stockholders, Directors and Oficers OF the
Company are prohibited mum purchasing OIL
holding tickets In any OF he drawings Ths
Comnauy Is simply the media FOR the purchasf
D sale Of real estate between property hold.
srs and the general publSs les In
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Ninth Prize:

Lot No. 5, In Hays subdivision, Memphis
sizs lO2Xlb2 feet A beautiful building lot,
Valued II 5000.
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bills Ray @alp -
Losses adIusieiand not dup 4I2g 3
Losses in suspense and waiting proof ESQ Y
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Al Hare Opp0rtal9sdty

rs now offered 10 M person desiring TO In
L vest $1,000 to $1,000, either as active or ST.
lent partner, in an old established BUSINESS
House now doing a profitable business. Adj
dress Il. 81, al this once sell 81
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Marvin 4 Co.'S greatly celebrated Fire and
Burglar Proof Ealcs for business houses and
banker also. PLATE SAFES Tor parlous,
a. manufacturer prices
UR6ILL BIOS. & CO.,
Sole AgeuIsin Memphis,
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~ -. Dfrorce

GROVER & BAKERS 8. n. CO.,
iv13 3O9 Main Street, Up Stairs.
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steel Brush Cotton Gfnt
Arrow Cotton Ties.

Puce 30 per saw. Invariably cash.
OKGILL BROS. a CO.,
sole Agents Iu Memphis.
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CAPITAL STOCK. : : 100000.
TENNESSEE STATE MUTUAL
II Z n FL
INSURANCE COMPANY
OF MEMPHIS, TENN.
OFFICE: 10 Madison Street, selden Block,
(Up SEairsl
HOME COMPANY DEVOTED TO HOME
a interests. None but First Class risks taken.
Policies issued from one month TO SIX years.

. FFICE y
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Premiums Pald Hithout nedncflnn.

RI Certificates may be purchased from or
ordered through any or the SOcieLyiB Agents,
or ordered direct from this n1nce.
Al orders and communications by mail or
express viii receive prompt attention.
Certificates may be ordered through the Com
pany's Agents. LNDE a PASSMORE, 80 Sec
0nd street, East Court square, Memphis, Tenn.
W d. LYLES, President.
ALBERT AEDEL, Secretary. aus LdeII
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All Free from sbOddy aud other
Impurities,

Of1et samples nom the Subscriber, and they
~ ~ otNhfaed, with prices attached. during
ne lhohtAs OF July and August. From these
aaHaples you AN make your selections and re-
aaa sirss esrs saa Tie Goods Will be fer
JOHN A. YOUNG, Prea,t.
Eha,l
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ROCK ISLAND MANUFACTURING ca,
TO SOUTHERN MERCHANTS.

y you wish 10 supply yourselves for the Fan
i and Winter Trade With the very best de-
senpllons and styles OF ALL WOOL CAS8I-
MEhh&, and with the most durable JEANS
and EkH EAHRTCHL
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ANA nIsCOYERY nF rRE AGE.
MO material which has ever been discovered
~ has effected greater benefits Ia the hOnse-
hold cOnom Than
NoaIM&EYsS MAGIC SOAP

SONAA
II is a labor saving invention. as well as an in-
/ valuable remedy in Scuryy. Scald Head. Erup-
| lions Of the skin and Piles. Dandrun Is re-
moved from the head, the Teeth Whitened and
| clsans-d, Plate and JeWelry cleaned, Stains
! e~nectually removed from Carpets, Furniture,
I Clothes, Paint, YarniSh or Marble, with the
greatest facility and without Injury TO the ma
Jerial. II is a great saving of time and LABOR
in washing clothes, II is theOnly known Soap
| which Will WISH Fiannels with the ease of cot
ton Orlinen without fuliing or shrinking. All
these Important objects can be ELECTED without
injury TO the skin or the most delicate fabrics.
ID possesses no deleteriOus qualities whatever.
The world is challenged To produce a soap
which possesses 50 many valuable properties
aud which is 10 innocuous and safe. It. a
home invention. and denes composition in any
part OF the world. IL has become a necessity
In Memphis, and its use is rapidly spreading
throughout the south, and eventually Will exc
tend over the ankee states, North and South
America, Europe, Asia, Africa and oceanic
Manufactured solely by e. p. Mc9imsey, Mem
pills, Tenn, and sold az the following places in
the city at wholesale and retail Page q Co.'S,
Deans, Taylsr's Drug Store, Poplar street
Kings, corner OF Third and Adams Oliver q
Co.. Is DeSoto Block, Madison street; will soon
be found st any respectable hmlly grocery or
drug store. The proprietor is determined that
It's manufacture shall keep pace with the rap
idly extending demand for Its use. aulB
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cottage Residence, rooms lot l41Xl70 feet
ON B0rand avenue, near Memphis and
Charleston railroad, near corporation line.
Valued al 5000.
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FTth Prize.

One residences lot adjoining nbova n.-
AElO9 lea Valued al ka8. FSPNT'
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Chartered by an Act OF the Legislature Of Mis-
sissippL passed February l6i 1857.
COPY or RECEIPT

THE folowing receipt from the State Treas
urar exhibits the fact that The Society has
paid into the state Treasury the sum or Five
Thousand Dollars Tor the benefit OF the state
University.
COPY or RECEIPT.
No. lg7-State OF Mississippi Five thousand
Dollars. State Treasury, Jackson:
Received or ". .. Lyles, President. etc. per
CB. White, the sum OF Five Thousand Dollars
in null 81 Auditors receipt warrant No. III,
dated July is, AID. 1867, In his favor, on account
Or University OF Mississippi, under Sth section
or Act or February %, lS67, entitled an Act In
cooperating the Mississippi Agricultural, kdu-
cHtionRl aRd Manufacturing Aid Society.
Given under my hand and seal az ofics this
lSth OF July, AID 1857.
JOHN h. ECHOLS, State Treasurer.
In She Three Preliminary Distributions and
Grand Scheme, there Will be distributed 1E0
Premiums, amounting 20 S25S,yjO in 900J certid-
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FrIday. the 91h daY OF Semi. tS67

Between the hOurs OF 10 O'Clock am. and 4
o'clock pm, IN front Of the Courthouse dnor
in the City Of memphis, offer and sell 10 the
hiahest bidder for cash, Che following Described
paTsonal property, viz: $50 Shares OF Stock OF
fbe Memphis and ohio Railroad COMPANY.
5qyIai on as the property Of the d~efendantG-the
MAYOR and Aldermen Of the City OF MempbIA.
Fhs above property OF 20 much thereof IA
ievief - aHd viii be sold, a. Wll be gumcieut
1900 rhe above mentioned executions
r.. NJ WINTERS, Sheriff &C.
BY JANIS T. Evan I. ).
September 10, los7. SELF ID
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E'HE First Drawing, which took place az Her
L nandO, Miss, on the 18th inst, wss attended
with unusual success, when e. is remembered
That but a few weeks elapsed from the lncep-
ilGn Of the enterprise 20 that event $1,000
worth Of tickets having been sold, a ike
amount Of property was drawn for, under the
supervision OF gentlemen selected by the ticket
holders present. The utmost harmony and
good feeling pervaded those present, and, as
will be seen rom the subIOiued certificate OF
the Managers, the AFFAIR was conducted 20 a
close IN a most gratifying and satisfactory
anner:
HERSASDO, MISS, June Is, 1857.
We hereby certify that the above report Of
the FlrsL Drawing o. the southern Asylum is
correct, and that the proceedings were charac-
lerlEed by asplrlt Of fairness and business IN
surpassed by any Drawing OF which we have
any knowledge. The Managers Of the Conn
pany placed the tickfLs and wheels under our
sole mauaRement and control.
Signed: J. y. MORGAN.
ROBERT TEMPLE.
Y. A MERRIWETHKR,
W. ". CANTON,
N. MAGEVENY,
JOHN AINBLIE,
J.. N. HALL, Clerk
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IN offering OUR BITTERS 20 the Southern
/ Public, we have no h%esitnucy In asserting
their superiority over any Northern produc-
tlos Ia our markets. In their deyissnent they
are purely Southern compounded with a
special sdaptitude to The various types OF
stomacic dsrangements prevalent in our
climate.
II Is a gentle stimuiant to the system after
undergoing p severe illness.
Il is a cure for Dyspepsia.
IL assists Digestion.
It cures Diarrhea and Cholera MO1bus.
II is a preventive for Chills and Fevers.
II is an Invaluable companion for persons
travelling ri ali seasons OF the year.
1t is a HOME enterprise, and possesses true
merit.
Hg- sold everywhere.
c. n. EBBERT q CO.,
Sole PrOprietors.
fsblO II Memphis. Tenn.
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TO0F, PHILLIPS & CO.,
COTTON FACTORS,
WHO'D EsALE cRocERs
AND
Commission Merchants,
No. 266 Front st., Memphis.

IEo. g. ro0F. CHks- J. PHILLIPS. EMNAHAE.
CTR Faltenuon paid % The sTDRAGEeND
- SAL OR CUTIDE. and Instructions re-
Ragdiug same strictly Obsyed our facilities
Tor tbs handling Of Cotton are uusurpassrd
and We invite especial attention % this branch
Of our business, feeling assured Of our ability
% give entire satisfaction 70 ali who may lav6r
as with their patronage
So All shipments covered by our Open
Policy Of Insurance, unless Otherwise ll-
ON stock OF BAGaING, ROPE, IRUS-TIES
and PLANTATION SUPPLIES generally viii
always be- found full and complete, and OdsHe ed
On a. good terms as can be had IN this market
Thankful to Our numerous patrons for the
very liberal fagOrs hitherto extended uE, We re-
spectluiiy ask a continuance % the same,
pleugug every effort on cur part % give salts
IacllOu By strict attention % toe wants and In
uergsls of our customers.
Major j. j. BUsBf, whose connection with
our huurg still continues, will be pleased 70 re-
Celye a call uOrn his numerous friends When
v~lsltlsg the city.
AMI TDUF,~ PHILLIPS& 60.
GuIIeti's steel Brush Cotton Gfns
Puce 20 per HuW. Invariably cash.
OKGILL BROS. a CO.,
sole Agents iu Memphis.
Arrow Cotton Ties
ORGILL BROS. CO.,
sole Agents In Memphis.
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From the Polls to the Di.sectlng Table.

There was a man named George Kehoe the
head OF family, who, on election day, left his
domIcile in West Philadelphia to electioneer and
20 vote. He drank freely, and after time lay
upon the grass sslrafng, the road near Hddington,
in the same Ward,S The policemen tosk him to the
station-house, and as he was evidently verglng on
manla-a.uotu. Alderman Maule sent him to the
county prison. Nobody knew him or where he
lived. His friends finally heard Of his incarcera-
ton. He has very worthy relatives who had
sought him in vain for several days. At the
prison his friends were astonlshed at hearing that
the man was dead. The only way the prison au-
thorites knew of his identity was by naturalization
papers found upon his person.
Finding it impossible to learn what had Deen
done with the body, the family employed counsel,
and the result was the discovery hat the remains
had been handed over to the dis 3ecting room OF
the University Of Pennsylvania. The counsel and
son Of the deceased went to t, q University, and
at last found the body lying W table, With the
head shaved ready for the operations Of the scalp.
The wife OF the deceased was with tie counsel and
her agony on beholding the remains of her hus-
band in department where thirty other human
bodies were IN various stages of dlsm smberment
can much better be imagined than tol6
One night more and the body would have been
mutilated beyond recognitoni The party nj the
prison who gave the body to the party at the medi
cal college had taken receipt for it. This recent
was very properly relinquished by him to the com
sci in the case; the counsel exhibited it at the col
leee, and thus recovered the body.
Philadelphia american.
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s.o,,erfoht. Sons g. oo.,s Giro u1ar.

LIVERPOOL October 11.-There are some symptoms
of general improvement in business. but materially
checked by the feeling disappointment concerning the
grain markets Money is very abundant and seeks en-
ployment al very low rates.
CorroN.-The demand keeps up in . remarkably
steady manner still the pressure to sell is by means sat-
ised and the trade find themselves constantly able to
make an impression in class other Of cotton For
SIX weeks past tie sales have averaged over seventy
Thousand bales week. and the amount taken on
speculation is exceedingly small, it might have been
tnought that this evidence OF large and healthy de-
nialo would nave given more confidence to holders.
Du tne prevailing belief seems to be that there is no
a se.y IN cotton except at ante-bellum prices and to
LIS; Se seen TO be rapidly coming Americans have
ohiss siS "a 10 we quote middng Orleans SHd
NOODLES 0Isu; Uphnds SID q ID. Sea Islands without
cnange, Srazhs and Egyptians show further decline
OF "a 10, ana are both rather irregular value Su
rats commune 10 De freely taken but nevertheless have
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Tearing Down the Old Penitentiary In
washi ngton city.

The Washington correspondent of the Nov York
Herald says:
The work of tearing dow!i the old penitentiary
of the District ct Columbia goes on very slowly;
Tho contractor engaged TO pull down the old
buildings for $1,000 and to have the work completed
within three mouths but for sevcra. days past
there have been but six or eight men employed
mon the work and fair beg inning has scarcely
been made The removal OF these buildings VII
efrectually obl.terate all the objects associated
with the trial. execution and burial Of the assassl-
nation oonspirators 1t was for the purpose OF de-
molishing these buildings that the remains ot Ine
conspirators were removed to another spot. Inc
The grave which was filled by the body OF Booth
since his death stin stands oDen, as 1t was lelt
when the body was exhumed few weeks ago.
1t is located in the corner of largo storeroom
at the northern end Of the penltentiary.
The brick flooring was taken up, the
body buried, the bricks replaced, the huge IRON
door was then locked and the key deposited IN 1ne
War Department, and not soIl entered inc ois-
NAL looking room from that time until the day the
body was removed. The remains OF the consplra-
tors now lie buried in q large room at the nortn,
east corner of warehouse No. OF the Arsenal
buildings. The room is about thirty feet by nifty;
The walls are lined with shel7es containing ord
nance stores. and on the floor are huge piles OF
noyes of small arm ammunition. The toor is COM
nosed of flapstones and about the centre OF the
room an oblong space is marked, the four SIDES OF
which are indicated by narrow white stripe,
painted on the stones. Beneath the floor and
within this spot is the common grave OF Mrs. Sur
ratt Pane, Atzerodt, Wirtz and Booth, lying in
the order named.
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PUBLIC NOTICE.
EphAAN NOAAO AH
OFFICE OF CITY TREASURY,

y, III
DUBLIc NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN THAT UNDER
the following Ordinance licenses have been prepared
for delivery from this ohioe, 81 D. IHoMAS, nCIa .
SEC |. Be it Ordained by the Mayor and Aldermen T.
Cy Council assembled, That mon, and after the first da!
OF January licenses shall be taken out for oil carfs draJ
and wagons used for private and domestic purposes IN
the same manner and according to the same
now of force in reaon CARTS dys and wagons letoi
driven for hire, except giving bonds And eaen such
cart dray wagon, shall be provided with badge ccn
tanning the number thereof and marked PTrdte, to VI
placed on the outside Of the shaft.
SEC No person shall be taken by the Treasurer a.
surety to any Lond under the Ordinance concerningl
censes for Carts drays wagons AID other carriages un'
less he or sho be q freeholder.
SEC s. The following sha. hereafter be the rates io
licenses public and private CARTS drays wagons Sf
including the horses or mules used thereof wnich sna
be Tree from other taxation:
PUBLIC CARTS, pRAYs, ETC., OR THOSE EMPLOYED IN ana
BUSINESS WHATEVER, FOR DIRECT OR INDIRECT.
For every cart dray or wagon drawn by one horse o
For every cart dray or wagon drawn by two horseso
mules $50. -.
{; For every mack and carriage with two wheels, S20
For every hack and carriage with four Wheels $40.
For every stage or omnibus except line omnibus
with two horses. 500.
For every stage or omnibus except line omnibus,
drawn by four horses, $50.
For every truck drawn Dy two or more horses or mules
$780,
or mules, >60
BREAD cAaTs AND PRIVATE CARTS. DRAYs, ETC.
ss For every bread cart or wagon S5.
For every cart dray or wagon used for private OF do
mestc purposes and not 10 be employed III the tranS-
porting OF goods, wares merchandise, lumber or any
other commodity for compensation, either directly or
indirectly for the same shall pay for License the sum OF
S.. exclusive OF the horse or mule.
Ratified in City Council, this 10Th day OF January
H. sl in tho year OF Our Lord thousand eight hum
dred and sixty-siK. - -
January w. q. SMITH. Clerk of Council.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-10-29

Lee wrote "Iu the Silver Age" We presume this
was before the period Of our copper currency
Miss Braddon wrote 'Lady Audleys Secret, "
and published it to the world, whilst another
Author wrote ''More Secrets than Cne." Shame !
Archbishop Whately wrote ''Cautlons for tho
Times" But we never heard if that journal profit
ed by them.
Miss Yonge wrote sThe Book Of Golden Deeds u
We presume this IL very bright book.
Charles Lever wrote Zone Of them" We were
always under the impression that he had written
great many more
Mrs. C. J. Newly wrote Common Sense" Ex-
cellent woman, Mrs. Newby
DIR. Owgan wrote 'Out Of the World" Wonder
where ne wrote it2
Mr.. Wilkie Collins wrote After Dark" 1t must
bsve tried his eyesight.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-10-29

lost Nd q fb The business of the week five days
onyl includes ego bales to the trade bales 70
export rs and $500 bales to speeutors Actual export
2OO95 bales Arrival have been small and our stock 10
reduced by 1000 bales. At from the States 5O00
bale, and from the East $4,000 bales against 10000
bales and 225 900 respectively time last year.
The market to-day IS toerably steady sales 12,ooo
bales.
MANIFESTATION market continues to follow Liv-
erpoo and from week to week prices Of goods and yarns
show decline of about equal to that III the raw material
The demand however is sufficient to prevent any accu-
mutation Of stock, and our producers continue foady
sellers opportunity offers. -
BRE ApsrUFFs.-A further general advance in prices
has taken place through out Europe and there is good
deal excitement in the trade 85s per quarter and
wards is paid for white wheat higher price than
we have seen since the famine in lS4 Arrivals on he
coast have been kept by contrary wnds good deal
Is consequently due and great efforts arc being made TO
bring grain from the Black Sea- lss per quarter reght
being offered to steamers farmers DELIVERIES are ih'
creasing under the stimulus of high prices.