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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-02-21

e s Town, city; Gerome Mcintyre. ChiIlicothe. J
d Taylors Gopcord, N. H.. Wm A, Derrick, W ellis
vile. Pa; Barnes. Napoleon. o.. Samuel Tracy,
do, A Stuart, Cleveland; Rev Newall, do; Samuel
Chicago; z Wright and wife, DarbZyills "A T LEM
vile and wife. Reynoldsburg; w Killett, Kalida;
Coshocton; Seth Hoover. do. J F Lynn. do: H hay.
do; Hoover. Dennison; NJ Wells, Galena; Geo
DaTenpart Circleyille; Mrs Sarbet and boy Lancas-
tsrs @ " Dean. Vernon; J M Schock. Canal VIM
chester; o 2 Martin. Findlay; James Regce. Hills-
bpro; Miss Deli> Reece. do: Miss Gasscock, do; NJ
Huffman, Franklin township. ..L..t IEOa
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The Nun, On THE MUDs-Tf there be a
muddier town In the knowhgworId than
Columbus, let some one inform US where it
is. that we may avoid that place. After a
rain, aud especially after q spring rain.
there is mud every where in this city. d. On
your streets, in your parlors, in your II hotels
and public Offices, mud rules supreme.E On
High street there are several places where
it's not over ones head, and a careful sur
vey discovers several places whereJit is.
Draggled skirts and muddy clothing is
now the rule, and instead of asking after
the health ofiyour friends family, it is now
fashionable TO ask how many children did
he1oseih the last mud. Oh, the mud, the
mud. sIsIW{F E5 ~ I8ssF
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-02-21
z eAMrRIc,aN HorE1. .

Isaac Gates: Ashland: b Baker, st Paris; A H
Bryn. Pittsburgh; sharp. Carlisle, Pa; n k'Smal-
", Lancaster, Pa; j. L. Waring. Greenville; r H
Field. Philadelphia; A Van Deusen, New, York; ]
A.nGreyS and wife, Medins; p h EULER. COMING
W Underhill, Canton: John White, Zanesville;
IIr II Peters, Warren; r j SnHvely.sIn w NJ
: James. Indianapolis; \ Terry ZanesYillef J G
Glenn. st Paris; W Brown, City; N Montay, New
PHILADELPHIA
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-02-21

DEBATING CLUB No. '1-To-night an-
other of those very interesting gatherings,
theImeeting fDebating Club N O. /; at the
rooms of the Young Mems Christian AS
sociation, takes place The Question
for. debate is: :. Should capital punish
ment be abolished %, We trust to see even
a'larger audience than was present on last
Thursday night Turn out ladies, the
young men needTthe encouragement of
your presence and approval, and you will
surely give it to them. Turn out young
men, an evening spent with the Debating
Club is well spent, and you may learn
something to your advantage. Turn out
everybody and enjoy pleasant evening.
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.1Qt s. e .- -e.- 1850 WI
Wednesday, February 20, 1867.
NEIL HOUSE.

ii W Drus, Columbus; H s Prentis. do; Chas
Beer New York; EerIip do; Fuller 1n5
er. dayton; w Ridgeway. City; A W Boynton,
Bryani Thos 4 Allen. CINCINNATI; j q Reeves, DsO-
Q Z Jennings ow York; Luvis Sprost, Chillicoihe;
Y ? Latimer, Springfeld; A. Van Queen. N 70: k;
5 Smith, jr: CINCINNATI; William Warren. Ur-
fsyette. Ind; Id D Mansfield. Morrow: W H Benton,
New York; Nateaniel Newburgh. Cincinnati; A r
Angle, Columbus; Frank, Stone, New York; w II
New York; H Mckinney. Akron; T l. llaniels. Fl
qna; yosephE Spear, Qnincey, Mass a ~ HOW Ter,
Morn City; Skeels. Cleveland; E y Gage, Roch;
III Jones' do.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-02-21

taken her away with him; Underwood and
Sarah were just crossing Sixth and State,
he holding her by the hand I; they were
gone about twenty or twenty-five minutes.
I,saw Sarah first when they came back.
Sarah looked pale and was trembling, l
asked if that man had said anything toIIer;
she said no, but he done something. / told
her to' tell me everything he had done
which she did; she said he took her
behind the coal bin and unbattoned
his clothes and=.trieda to unfasten hers,
but as there was a tare in her drawers, he
desisted; she had a piece of glass penholder
in her mouth which she dropped, and as
he tried to pick it up she got away from
him. She said he endeavored to have car
nal intercourse with her. Iasked her if she
was hurt, she said no; she kept quiet until
mother came home when told her about
it.. Underwood remained until about half
past or o'clock and until our two uncles
came. hia F.rs; io f.rs. #.. .-i - IS ,.- %
Cross oss-examined-Sara sat down and
kept quiet until mother came home, she sat
in the room and [ remained with her; we
went over to the Medical College about
O'Clock to see the Blackburn child her sis
ter Annie was with. Us. The men fixing the
chimney stopped work at my request, until
mother came home; I stopped them be-
cause was SO grieved over this matter; I
don't know how long we were at the Col
lege; think about three-quarters of an
nour CnS cnnuISn pay Gu Will Ghe Dldck.
burn child; had locked up the house and
in about half an hour mother came home.
When Underwood and Sarah came back
from the school building there was but
about five or six feet between them she
came in at the front door and he went in
the back way with the lime; / asked her
what that man had done; she at first re-
fused to tell, but i insisted an being told;
she answered once or Twice ''that he had
said and done nothing;" but on my still
insisting, she went ON and told 1t. Il told
she looked so pale; i said nothing about
her being punished if she did not tell her
drawers were close; she said he had taken
her behind the coal bin, and taking
her on his lap had tried to have
carnal intercourse with her, but she got
away by dropping piece of glass pen;
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ana a 1sa1 II aaost southern white at 81 u. and

store 81 1ea1 1; aoat southern White AZ % - sno
o pnov1sroNsThe NJ Pork 1nark:t has been rather moro
active at lower range prices closing quiet fu-
rc delivery we hss o. 2So Do socr Febrarv
Mt 81 $50 bbs western mess seller February
Mt sal Last evening 1000 bbs new western mess seller
Tho sacs cash regular, $500 bbls ut $18 95a1s
* for Old moss: $50 SO for do S21n1 Is for
Wosorn email lots at s2l 80; $1s rs for sour and
Beef is steady aud farly active Sales of 200 bos ?.
scala old plain Sl1a18 for do; S12al6 or
old extra do, and Si'a21 50 for now do.
Ticrcebecfi is quiot
Beef hams arc dull have only 10 note sales Of
81 bbls Mt S33 25 for prime Western 2%
Cut meats and bacon arc neglected.
Dressed hogs ore rather heavy. We quots at oaS}ac
for Western, and shassSc for c::y.
rmer sales Of 100 bbs and tcs at 12a12hc for No L;
12a12c for city and old Western and l2alSe nor new
and first half February. at 1231c.
AsHrs-The market Is dull and heavy at ssas 26 for
pots and 80 for pearls. -
change.
CoTToS-The market to-day is quiet at unchanged
prices. We quote at 351a3oHc for nniddng Uplands'
and do New Orlaas and Texas.
HEMr-onila Is dull but steady ut 11Hsl2c, god, soo
other kinds arc dull and nominal
We cuote at from 2oa4O co. to growth and quality.
LArns-E.stern dull md heavy at s. rs, three
| months -
for lump. x.
MorAsrEs-The demand is moderate but prices arc
PETRoLEuM-The market is dull and heavy. We quote
crude OF, bulk at 13 13c; do, IN bbls, l9c
Il in 5ona hSht Ts abt aa% a0 TO he %
2sc; do, standard white 2sac do, prime whlte ~
| RroE-1s quiet. Sales OF Carolina at 9 exc. The
stock bags cleaned Est India and 8O4 tcs Caro-
| ina .@ .NN# sNt & '.I35.'4 .t "-35
suaAn,-The demand is moderate for raw sugars. bu
WH1sKEY-The market is dull and prices aro nominal
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A FEW WORDS OFCOMMON
SENSE. efsTs ,:st~y

How few there are who not subject to
OF the lungs respiratory organs, who, by neglechng
prcmonitory symptoras agr2vute the complaint until
disease strikes It's ahnfs causing nexpressble torture
Of the patient and anxiety and distress to friends sOny
coldT "a slight throatl Is the Needless remark
thoughtesa expTes;don Of thousands whom Death has
marked for his prey. &&s4s 4asH @#a
Forewarned-Forearmedl should be the motto forever
In the minds Of all subject to Cougha Colds Osarrh or
Influenza Words Of advice should be needed by an suit
fe1ing from Asthma. Bronchitis Consumption Belief Ia
within their reach and. neglected tn1 consequences
life Of msery-a daily, hourly struggle for OK
stence contest In which there be but victor.
-Deathi ar -NIE
Does It not appal the strongest mind thlnt,1 the
result caused by neglect7 Then why deay7 hat
cuse can be offered, when timely warng Is unded
your earsr When the danger is pointed It, why not
avoid It? MAnsDE,Ts PEcToRAI. BALM been used
with success In nearly million OF Cases, endorsed
by the Medical Faculty the most rrompt and eca-
cious remedy that scientific has discovered to
relieve and cure all Of Co lehs Colds InAuenza
Even when the sufferer Is l., the last sacs hnd
relief by using this prop Eradon One bottle viii con-
vince the most incroduloas that tie merits of prepa-
radon are by means exaggerated; in fact fall abort
OF the e1oges bestowed upon by thousands who
been cured by its timely guarantee accompanies
each bottle and dealers instructed in every instance
to rofund the money when this preparation fails to
ueve. .. &->f~ 7s1..-l-Tf -TTIs-1i :.
Prepared by T. W. MARsDEN. No 4s7 Broadway. New
York. $@4 '
Price. 50 cents small bottle: 81 large aize
t @ KING & CASSuDEY
@EH.E Wholesale ARents Charleston
@#@ GOODRICH, WNEMAN l. CO.
t. Wholesale Agents. Charleston.
And all Retail Druggists: smo December
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Baltimore Market.

BALTIMORE. January -coFEKE-The market has
been active, with sales, VIZ: 1000 bags BIO bark Ade-
lade, At II gold. in bond 1000 bags New York. per
steamer for Baltimore account on private ternus 800
bas balance OF Lapwtngs cargo, second hands,
16c 80 days; 34oo bags Of brig Edith; $500 bags
residue Of bark Adelaides cargo; 24oo bags cargo brig
Prairie Flower and 1200 bags, Eleanor all terms
not also rcsales Of 700 bags at 1885, With
duoed stock In nrzt hands; market closed steady
FLouR-Uhder light ree eipts both from the West and
for city ground With moderate stock in the hands the
trade and city naIers and also relatively higher markets
Westward. there was frmer feeling ct the close but
there Is nothing doing scarcely except for the supply
local want We have only to report for the 1000
1900 bbls embracing all descriptions small lots
to dealers, within our range here annexed:
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aalveston Cotton statement.
Wilmington Market.

.t>zt Wilmington Market.
WILMINGTON. January 5.-TURpErTnE-Onl Al
bbls received which went at - Is for yellow dip
81 12H for h6rd, p go Tbs. ~ --
sr1R11s TunrEET1SEsa1es Of Is bbls at eoS cts and
IS do at 81 cents q gallon Il - = ~. !.
Rossales Of $50 bbs Common at ss 1854 do at So 25;
124 do No st 8 25 525 e2kas and Is pale at So
TAR-Only so hbls changed hands at 81 65 p bbl
CoTroNMarket steady Sale Of only one small lot at
81 cents for Iuiddlinp. N. -''l-'
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IooRREsPoNpENcE DALE NEws.l
Cnrtlenas lCubn) Market.


Cnrdcnas (Cubn) Market.
CARDENAS, December 27, 1866.-Sincc our last, on
the 10th nst heavy monetary crisis has provaed in the
Havana market owing to the scarcity OF SPECIE which
s felt throughout the country in consequence of
nsction Of various circumstances, amongst which
may point out the following principal: 1st tho high
rnte Of exchange Europe which has induced remit
tances to BIO sdc in gold 3D. the penurious state Of
the Government Treasury, which hns occasioned heavy
loans to be made from tho Banco Espanol thereby with
drawing several millions from tho general circulation;
and 3d. tho uneasness felt the ultimate result Of
the slavery question under discussion Madrid
and which has led Of the most ud place part
Of their funds In Europe To those may add tha.
the losses suffered by dealers wnes -four and
jerked beef account Of which some failures anti
Cpated.
Withn1 tho Gtuaton Of both of cur banks and trado
In gener being quito sound valuable crop close
at hand, confidence prevails among mercantile cir
cea and the general opinion is that the crisis
be Of long duration, whilst other hand rny have
the sautay effect Of causing the failure & the whose
bad standing are Of some uneasiness The
stuaon Of this locality Is perfectly good, but
@ the panic occasoned in the capital b. the transitory
suspension Of the banks has communicated to this
market, and the bank here precautionary measure
suspended last Saturday Its specie payments for few
days. causing thereby complete stagnahon in all mer-
camille transactions What effect this state Of things
may have on prices Of produce Is yet matter specu
1ation.y
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FIRE LOAN.

.1@y n .-71f- MAYURAITY OF CHARLESTON, WA
s4 %4@ CITY HALL. November 8, 1856. g.
A IL PERSONS DESTROYS Of REBUILDING IN TaR
~ Burnt Districts and Waste Places Of the City,
70 the City Council Of Charleston to in the
ter of Fire 1oan with view to aid in bIding up the
cation for loans be obtained at the office Of the Clerk
Of Council between the hours Of A. NJ. and r. ii.
All applications must be Aled IN the above mentioned
Eder the same. s.=I$i. l5 sab ,F.. VI.
By order of the Mayor. ". q. SMITH
November 10 IA Z Clerk Of Council. .
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CITY ADVERTISEMENTS.

CITY TAxES-DIONTHLY RETURNS.
~ OFFICE OF THE CITY ASSESSOR,(
- 2s'Ggsses. CITY HALL. january !, 1865.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN TO ALL CONCERNED
that tho Monthly Returns for the month Of Decem
ber past in compliance with tho Tax Ordinance ratified
tho 10th day OF January 1866. must be made on or
before the 18th inst. D. G. GIBSON,
january 8 4M.=. u - City Assessor
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Consignees per South Carolina Railroad,
JnuuaFy7.
4ss bales Cotton. 4s casks Clay cars Old ron car
scr 4 CO. NJ Fredsberg, l. " n Armstrong. Gibbes
Go, NJ McGorty, M Goldsmith Son, Cohen, Hanckel &
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S1hAdAN fhoDUcE-Quiet, with prices unaltered-
per lb. Snake roots dull and unchanged =
receipts are meray rom he bay ana oy
to small lots by steamers OF wheat only few hundred
seee7ed the past Week OF more 0Vso coin@
5000 husels white and So 200 bushels yellow received
sna
bushels yellow at e5a9sc, closing Ihursday; 90
prime sac ordinary and sic for western Of oats s
bushels offered and nearly all taken at per
aso sS Msss
81 90. Some bulk meats offering but fully cured
10 In limited demand with aales OF 80 bids little
~ la s;d 1t foF for 5e
Western and City Baltimore refined held nomina1y at
suaAa-We report sales for the week as follows: III
hhds Engliah Island at sa1oc; 100 hhds. 1s2 bbs
months and for raining: also 80 hhds caba and
Porto Reo grocery grades within our range below The
change. VIZ: cubs and E. hlr to good Raining sIs
Dc ssessny g eoss
nst a9 Prime to o ohece %
5e1s: isSs 9osshesds Forse S.so 10 Ssnsh
snse x1tng tie sbove learn saies today as fol
f foYs h 1o 20 DO Gqba
boxes Cuba for refining. at sAs1oxc, months; lo9
Sat
w; ~ss a sns g52na cts
13Hc; yellow 133<; Circle 12Xc. -T--
rA1Iow-Market quiet; quote Buchers' City Associa-
ton at 11a11Ac p H. 3ss1.fs s sHI@SEi is:' 707- ~
TEAs-Poes are firm at former quoistions though de-
naand 10 Light. 3a1''D 4. n - - -~5
TonAooo-There is nothing doing In leaf The In
sectors and shippers ns usual at the beginning Of the
year. have bean engaged in making up stock &c for
particulars Of which We refer to annual statement
here accompanying 2, No RI -
MANUFACTURED ToRAcco-The market continues on1at
but without any quotable change 9- -- = -
WaKEH-There are no sales reported, and in tho ab-
nominal. M 4 m e "A A
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PUBLIC NOTICE. Ss -s :
OFFICE OF CITY TREASUR,

@ PUBLIC NOTICE. SSs%
OFFICE OF CITY TREASURY.
nUBL1c NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT UNDER
tho following Ordinance licenses have been prepared
for delivery from this O1bce. S.TaOMAS,
City Treasurer
SEC. l. Belt Ordained by The Mayor and Aldermen in
City Council assembled That from land after the first day
january licenses shall be taken out for MI CARTS drays
wagons, used for private aud domestic purposes In
the manner, md according to the provisions
Of force relation to CARTS drays and wagons etor
cart Crsy CO wagon, shall be provided WITH badge
tanning tho number thereof and marked Private, t. be
placed on tho outside of the shaft
SEC q No person shnll be taken by the Treasurer
surety any bond under the Ordinance concerning IL
for CARTS drays wagons and other carriages un-
SEC g. The following shall hereafter be the rates foi
licenses for public md private CARTS drays. wagons, &c.
including tho horses or mules used thereof which shall
be rrec from other taxation: .44.S
PUBLIC CARTS DuAYs, ETC, THOSE EMPLOYED ANY
BUSINESS WHATEVER, For HIRE prREcr on INDIRECT.
Tor every cart dray or wagon, drawn by one horse or
For every cart dray or wagon drawn by two horses OF
mules, $50.
For every hack and carriage with two wheels, s2o.
For every hack and carriage with four wheels $40.
For every stage or omnibus Except line omntbus).
with two horses, $50. .S>
For every stage omnibus (cxcept line omn1bus),
drawn by four horses, SEQ. +ts. ~.
For every truck drawn by two more horsea or mules,
| 500 -
For evory wagon drawn by two or morshorsea
OF mules, s6A
y! BREAD cArrs AND PRIVATE cARrs, DnAYs, ETC.
For every bread cart OF wagon, IS.
meshc purposes and not to be employed IN the trans
porting Of goods, wares, mcrchandise lumoSr or any
Indirectly for te sanc shall pay license tho Of
| S. exclusivo OF tho horse mule. 4~m# VIZ.
| Ratified in City Council, this 10th day of January
H. 81 in tho year of our Lord ono thousand eight hun
dred and Axty-si1
| n ri
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U.saaINTERNAL REyENUuE. Z z {,
SRooHD DMrRIcT souTH CAHo1xni

Stamp Duties took effect October 1st, 1861
~ instruments required by said lawg to be slammed
snco tnat dste but issued unstamped are invsd
uGn saf9ped tnstruuents executed or issued IN
s.,,sS q Dstlae can now be rendered valid and
psT,ng tne stamp duty snd the lawfui penalty
can DO 1e1tted certain casee
sne stanap duty patd prior TO Certain datea 0aa
~: ane unassmsned Sat IN HmeS ready to Riys srn.
give It prompt attention Atoses.so 70
~. ~ !, 7, FREDHRIcKtA "A. SAWYER, A
Ooector "a DISTRICT cornprisng CharIeston
Jaopa-J ,1.1 - h. = = nra
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Pa sSenHcEE.

Per steamer Kate from Palatks, via Jacksonville, and
Savannah-hfrs Workman, J M Clarkson. ia@
Per steamer Eliza Hanco1 from savannah va Beaufort
Riden and lady, Col Hoffman, A, T McHale, Crow
ley, Topham Miss 81 Gross, g = Ephart, Hen;
Marshall and lady, NJ Wisart Woodman, Dr. Walker
and daughter, Gage. D Wilson, Fripp. Mat
thews, Spsnn. and so on dock.
Per steamer W W Frazier, from Edisto-Niss Hana-
han, Frey, DR. Bailey, Q Bailey. DE- Hanahsn.
G L Marsteler, L Wescott, and on deck.
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MARINE NEWS. Il
PORT OF HARLEsT TON.
Arrived Yeafer1iaY,

Arrived 3e6tCruays
schr Nellie Tarbox Pcndleton Baltimore u days
$500 bushels Corn To Mordecm Co, Porcher i Henry.
The experienced heavy weather on the passage.
Cotton. 70 J colcock Co. =. :
schr Charlotte, Peterson, Back River. 2sso bushels
sehr Emma ms Baker Leonard. Back = River. $500 bush
els konsn Hss To He1sts s Go
and Savannah Is bales Sea Cotton. es bhls Syrup.
snc cbso FsoW CO. Adams rross CIV WIZ
Law'ton, Pinckney Bros, Il claussen. Q Corn1nis
Steamer Eliza Hancoz, Richardson, Savannah, via
Beaufort, Hilton Hesd. &C IS bales Cotton and
Sow C
man. S Rhett 1arker i Childs, Col Low, A NJ, A
King & Cassidey, "A Smith. s.at..S.s ..5 4,
Steamer W " Frazier. Torrent Edisao. 7 bales !
Saa tro Saes +
Boat from James Island. Is bales 8 Cotton. To
Boat nom St Andrews bales Cotton. To Fraser
Cleared Yesterday.
Bark Orchfla, Havner, New York A Enslow & Co.
schr Nadab, Lewis, BalHmore-HF Baker & Co.
Up for this Port.
osss Ssv New ToEt Jan
schr Warner, AdaIns. at New York, Jan 4
ship New. by Telegraph.
THIS Port.
Schr Yankee Maid, -, at Baltimore, Jan Z. III.
FoR POET. @
schr Lilly, -, at New York, Jan 7.
Schr Despatch, -, at New York, Jan Z.
CLEARED FOB TH1s PoRT. t.f
schr Azelda, -. at Baltimore Jan7.
Schr Laura, -, at Baltimore, Jan z. &i~s
rH1s PORT.
Steamship Whirlwind Fargo from Philadelphia Jan 6
Schr John Daily, f-on Baltimore, Jan Z. '-
UP FOB GEORGETOWN, g. c.
Schr W SimonR, -, at New York, Jan z.
Up FOB POET RoYAI-
Brig Annie Cook, -, at New York, to sail Jan Is.
4ytl MEMORANDA. ss.sl
The steamer Adele, from this port for Baltimore put
into Bald Head Light on the Sd, owing to heavy gales
and sailed again on the 4th.
%asS NIemorandn. -
The brig Ida Abbott, 1s days from Georgetown, C.
arrived at Barbadoes Nov 4h with 10000 feet Pitch
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The Charleston Cotton Market.
@,,r,Ycr, ~, rrrr, NAVY NEWS

The ChHTlcGtOn COttOn NVux1Ace.
OFFICE OF THE DAILY NEWS.
CHARLESTON. Monday Evaning. January ~
Buyers thinking thut prices hero were TOO en m pro
portion to other markets. were indsposed to continue
their purchases unless factors accepted rates from 1@2
y b lower than previous quotations Holders showing
but little disposition meet these views, sales were in
great measure suspended the transactions amounting to
only baessay 10 at 80; at Sax, and ut 81 In tho
present state Of the Market quotations omitted.
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r. .Gs A5 G3s sf South Carolina T..
cHAn1rs1os. g. c., December y, 1865.
tGENERAL oRDERs, NO. 25.1 r9ss ~ ys7. s' n r3 4.
General Orders, No. q, C q, Is amended and re-
issued, as follows: ,:-3,'i sg5yatG'l Ej Il.
Bvt Major A. MOL CRAWFORD v. r. c., s hereby ap.
pointed 'Ocori in charge tho Clara Division Of tho
Bursan OF Refugees, freedmen. and Abandoned Lands
for the State Of south Ca olna M t.st 7iN@
All communications eoncernng the collection Of back
Pay, bounties penatons. &c. viii be addressed directly
70 MIN No other persons in this State authorized
agents OF this Bu1eaa for the collection csdnus
Blanks and Instructions win be forwarded by Nm TO
the Acting Assistant Commissioners Of this state. who
wnrdtng their applications TO the War department,
through Major Crawford. By order Of t{ as 5.s'
3E7 5as %n5: $| Bvt, Maj. Gen. B, r. SCOTT,
S5f+t5 ~ .fG Assistant Commissioner. =
EDw. L DzME, "a $50 NJ
Bvt. Major ard A. A. A. GenI. t
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oFgIcE FOR co1iLLRcr1oH OF ADDITIONALLY Il
BOUNTY AND BACK PAY, .3. ! Il.
y. OaAnIRarok, 9. e, December a, 1867
Bvs. Maj. EDWARD L. DEANE, A. A. A denI sts
Attention Is called to the fect that this Office 10 the
only authorized medium for this collection OF clains
against tbs Government through Government channels
necessary links and instructions will be furnished
10 ccers on duty in this State application to this
oddce. A. Mol. CRAWFORD,
lsrssS. ~ Bvt- Major g. ", Ofcer in Charge
So Columbia South CArotnian copy and send hill TO
this Office limo January 1~
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-01-08
Yhe Daily NGse'''s NGse'''s
TUESDAY MORNING, JANUARY 8, 1857.
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