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The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1867-10-24
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Hon. Emil Munich, Republican candidate
for State Treasurer, and Anton Grethen,
ESQ.,, Of st. Anthony, will address their
German fellow citizens at tho Court House
this evening.
Let there be full attendance.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1867-10-24

X7AKE uP.-Alotof ALARM CLOCKS
w just tho thing to get you up early
the morning. For sale cheap at BUSH'S
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1867-10-24

-McIntire & Castle sell the Quincy
stoves.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1867-10-24

Fruit In Minnesota 10 plenty this ysar.
Ac1ntire L Castle are receiving three thou.
sand barrels Of spplss.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1867-10-24

You1 CHAScE.-Any person wanting q
Hat can find one cheap 1t E. G. Smiths
He il selliug out At cost, or LEES than cost
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-Jamss E. Child has removed his psper,
the Nt'''. from Wilton to Wassca, in Va.
secs County.
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Fon RINr.-A storeIoom on wsshisSsoe
avenue central location rent moderate
INQUIRE at this ONCE.

Foor SxAsnID.-Jos. Dam had his 'e1t
foot badly jammed, and Tho knee and thigh
spr.insd, BY being caught in lumber
vason which hs was driving, on Friday
lat
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1867-10-24

The Quincy stoves ore manufactured
Of tho famous Mission iron, the toughsst in
the world.
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CHAxaE.-Mjor Murphy has purchased
the large stock Of groceries belonging to
Burbank Bros., and, removing his own
heavy and complete stock to the building
now occupied by Burbank Bros. grocery
department., win, under tho firm name
Of D. NJ. G. Murphy 4 Co., open out in
few days one Of tho best and cheapest lots
Of groceries in the State.
A NEw FEAruRE.-The ladies Of St.
Cloud have been favored at last with what
they have long wished for. viz, q Jfrst-elas'
millinery establishment. Mrs. Denison haa
just returned from Nev-York, where she
personally selected largo and complete
assortment Of goods, comprising oil that il
new, beautiful and fashionable in the MILL
merry line. Her stock has been opened, and
is now ready for inspection, In IN elegant
room fitted up on the second floor Of the
building occupied by Dsnison 4 Fox. As 4
portion Of the assortment We may mention
= splendid lot Of worsteds; velvsts, Of al
colors; handkerehiefs, plain, lace and en-
broidered; bonnet and belt ribbons; je'
and pearl bead necklaces; real point lao'
collars, and lsces Of al. kinds; kid gloves
laced and plain; embroidery; perfumery
jet girdles; eloaking material; an endless
variety Of dress and cloak patterns; flower
that look - though they had just blossom
| ed; hats and bonnets Of the latest styles
flower jswe'ry, something entirely new on
very beautiful, work boxes; full line 0
crochet needless fancy p.ttsras, 70
Garments cut and made On shert notes a,
In the most fashionable style.
Mn. Dsnison's efforts 10 supply IL
wants Of The ladies Of &. Cloud NUT MOI
certainly b sppreoistel. Her store cal
scarcely be sxeelled In tho State, snd he
lP''sss ~ vs'y reasonable.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1867-10-24

INDIAN PA1xExTs.-A letter from Rev.
Geo. Stewart announces the safe arrival OF
Rev. Knickerbocker and himself At Leech
Lake on Thursday. The payment was to be
made on the following Monday.
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Tho card ct Chss. 8. Weber viii 70
lousd slsevhszs. ". Y. II . regular grad-
4xals Of $AsAnsma1 Medical College, Ch,ea-
-. sad has bssa successful h biz ps.stIes,
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Rlorp1xI.-Call st the ONCE Of The Town
Clerk, G. 8. Nation, and SEQ that your
aane il on The poll list. II there sre any
Republicans, new corners, in your neigh
borhood, do not fail to have their names
also on the list.
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-Quisey stores don't crack
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p,sa,r,sa,Ax--Pastor,R Rev. :: '. Campbell: ser'
,icsssvery sabbath morning staS oc,Ics @''"s
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You CAx FIxD.-The finest gold wathes,
ct Bush's.
Cheap and reliable silver watches, At
Bush's.
Elegant diamond rings, ct Bush's.
Csrbuncle, pearl, plain, aud all kinds Of
rings, at Bush's.
The latest and most fashionable styles Of
jewelry, at Bush's.
Clocks, Of al sizss and prices, At Bush's.
Goods are warranted, 1t Bush's.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1867-10-24

~ Wtsesldrs:psetslly r'qs''s a"
bwsiaess men and Others ,oisAi1g sSy kind
Job PPinting, to call and examine os' s1
ss,;vs stock Of New Material, j"'t received
rom tie east, before ssnd;ssse st. Paul orso-
.esl,e,oAs,e. on, JOB 03es Is nov one Of
1. Beet !. IL. State, and vs do work ''A'e"
y. will guarantee to bs sati:fdetory, at IT.
Paal prices.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-02-20
Cromwell's Dissolution of the Rump Par

Cromwelrs Dissolution of the Rump Pnr-
lament.
The goth Of January, 1868, is the date OF this
memorable event. The Parliament by Which
CHARLES t. had been met and overcome, had
dwindled down by various purgations to about
tifty-three members, who aimed at becoming a
sort of mild oligarchy for the administration OF tho
commonwealth. They werc deliberating on bill
for the future representation in which they should
have permanent place, when CROMWELL resolved
to make an end Of them. It was the last incident
IN the natural series Of revolution, placing MILL
tary power above al other.
Cromwell having ordered COMPANY OF nusketeers
to follow him, entered the House in plan PACK
clothes and worsled stockings, and sitting down,
listened for while to their proceedings. Hearing
at length the question put that tho bill DO pass, ne
rose, put OF his hat, and began to speak. In tne
course of his address he told them OF their sell
seeking and delays of justice, tlil at length Sr
Peter Wentworth interrupted him with renloll-
stranco against such language. Then blazing up,
he said: I'VE hAvo had enough Of this; I will put
| all end to your pratlng.
Stepping into the floor of tho House, and clap
ping ON his hat, he commenced aviolent haranguc,
which he occasionally emphasized by stamping
with his feet, aud which came mainly to this: "It
is not tit you should sit here any longer-you have
sat too long Tor any good you have been dong
| lately. You shall now give place to better men.
"Call them in !" he exclaimed and his officer, Hat
rison, and o flo Of soldiers, entered the House.
Then proceeding: ssYou are no Parliament! Some
OF you are drunkards" s"-bending stern eye upon
Mr.. Chaloner; "some Of you are -" q word ex,
pressive of worse immortality, and he looked at
Henry Martin and Sir Peter Wentworth, Giving IN
open contemp5 of Gods commandments, Some o1
you are corrupt unjust persons; how can you be
Parliament for Gods people? Depart, say, and
let us have done with YOU. Cor -,
| He lifted his mace from the table and gave it to
o musketeer, to be taken away. He caused Harrl:
son to give his hand to Speaker Lonthal and leae
him down from tho chair. The members, coweo
by his violence and the sight OF his armed men
moved gloomily out of the House. " 1t is the
Lord that hath caused me to do this he said
have sought that he would rather S say me thar
yentured o remonstrance. :sOh, Sir Harry Vane,
exclaimed tue Lord General, ssthe Lord deliver me
from Sir Harry Vanel" Whom all had gone out
| he came out too and locked the door. From tina
time he was master Of the three kingdoms fol
| about five and half years.
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Notwithstanding reported; StocK fa1f.
GnA1N.-About 5000 bushels wheat were offered to-
day. and 1000 bushels Pennsylvania red sold at 81 7a
80 Maryland continues scarce; quote; though nomi-
nal primo and choice white So 20a3 80; do red So 15a
$780, Corn in liberal receipt and market depressed
for want of freight room; 500 bushels white and 900
bushels yellow oercd included in the sales 5000
bushels common white at 99a95 cens 1000 bushels good
to prime do 97a98 cens 800 bushels Western mixed at 30
cents 26O0 bushels Pennsylvania yellow ut 81 cents; 5000
bushels by water 95 cents TOO do 96 cents Oats1500
ITO bushels at 81 25; $50 do Penn. 81 so.
continues very active, but the wet unfavorable weather
for smoking for several days past keeps the trade very
lightly supplied with stock Shipments to tho South are
still heavy and without any abatement of orders Sales
to-day amount to 100 casks Bacon, including Shoulders
ut II cts sides rib cts; Clear rib, 13 cts; and
clear 13s1 cts Hams quoted at 1GR17 cts for Sugar.
cured Bulk Meats arriving arc moey going into SMOKE
very little offering, and held frm Mess Pork $ 75-no
sales. L ;rd 12,4a12H y for City and Western.
Hoas-Dressed are quiet the weather for several days
past being uufayorable; we quote 9a9h Cts
R1cE-Stock in the market very light md held firm at
1OMa11 cts TOR Carolina and 9sa9 ots for Rangoon.
SALT-The supply of Liverpool fine is much reduced,
and market firm at So 25 for Marshalls and Worthng-
TONS Ground alum continues steady at 50 20a2 25 per
SACK Turks Island 60c per bush for lots from store
SuGAR-Was In better demand to-day, both for refining
and from the trade. We notice sales Of S66 hhds low fair
refining Cuba ut 10c 81 hhds common moasses Sugar at
8c; 98 hhds English Island Muscovado grocery pr-
vatc ers market closed steady for all grades at last
quotations.
WH1sKEY-Is still inactive: no sales that we can learn;
held in bond ut 2tas0c per gal, but nominal.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-02-20

TH:: ENGLISH BAR.-British lawyers are divided
into several classes-the attorney who is called a
solicitor when engaged in proceeding in equity,
and proctor is the ecclesiastical and perogative
and probate courts the barrister, who is called
advocate in Scotland, and the special pleader. It
is necessary that man should serve five years ap-
premiership to q duly qualified MASTER and pay
Six hundred dollars stamp duty on the indenture
of the &c articles" under which he passes into and
through such seryitude, and finally pass O severe
examination before he can become an attorney.
He must have his name entered for three wears at
an Inn of Court in London or Dublin, and keep his
ssterme -,r three years before he can be admitted
as q barr.s ar or iscecsed as special pleader.
A Scottish advocate, or an Irish barrister, how
ever eminent, cannot plead in any English Court
the House of Lords excepted, which is the nation
al Court OF ultimate appeal. When Brougham,
after few years trial, found that his progress at
the Scottish bar was likely to be slow, he became
an English barrister, but had to wait the usual
time as 9 nominal student at Lincoln's Inn before
he was called to the English bar. Mr.. Whiteside
or Mr.. Butt, now leaders Of the Irish bar, cannot
hold brief in England without being 'scaied" to
the English bar after wait Of two years as 'stu-
dents at law" and even then rn1st pay $500 as
stamp duty upon the certificate Of his admission.
though he had previously paid the same sum when
admitted to the Irish bar.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-02-20
A Few WORDS OF COMMON D ! q \
:s.,::9.tS' SENSE -: ~:

How few there ere Who are not subject affection
Of the lungs or respiratory organs who, neglecng
premoItoEy symptoms, aggrayate Ethe complaint unl
disease strikes its shafts; causing torture
Of the patient and anxiety and distress to hends "Only
cold slieht core throstl s the Needless remark
thoughtless expression OF thousands whom Death has
Forewarned- should be the motto forever
IN the minds Of all subject To Coughs Colds Csarrh
Influenza Words Of advice shold be needed by al sui
fernR from Asthma Bronchitis. Consumption. HehefiB
within their reach; and II neglected. fatal consequences
ensue-s LIE OF misery's daily, hourly struggle for ex
istenoe contest IN which there can be but one
DEATH s q. .45S ~. =
Does Il not sppal the strongest mind 10 think
result caused by neglect? Then why desy WhnteI-
cuse can be offered when timely warning Is sounded tn
your ears? When the danger is pointed out why not
avoid 1t? MAHaDEN's PECToRAL BALM nss been USED
with success In nearly million Of cases. and Is endorsed
by the Medical Faculty the most y<ompt and eca-
cious remedy that scientific researsn has discovered
relieve and cure al cases Of Co lrhs, Colds, Influenza
Even when the sufferer s IN the last stages he win ind
relief by using tds preparation One bottle VIII con-
vince the t1ncredul0us that the merits OF this prepa
ration sre by no means In hct n r shoft
OF the euloes bestowed upon thousands who h1ya
been cured by its timelyuse guarantee accompanies
each bottle and dealers are instructed IN every tnssnco
to refund the money when this preparation fails to re-
Prepared by T. W MARspEN No. 4s7 Broadway, New
Price, so cents small bottle; 81 large size.
:. GOODRICH, WNEMAN r co. 81
- And 80 -. -. DOWH g NOISE,
s. .;.,.s Y - Wholesale Agents, Charleston
And by an Retail Druggists. : -, "a
December -. -. .s--.,s. Sno Is.
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North Carolina Items.

DARING HIGHWAY RoBBERY.-Mr. Willie Flowers,
Who was on his way to Wilson yesterday morning 4;
,vas halted ON the road about two miles rom WI
a3n. by three men-black-and robbed OF ms
morse. money, valuable papers, hat and o9ots, ana
then ordered not to go to Wilson. he, however,
sftar ts,r making circuitous route, reached Wilson,
Mr. F:. we understand, thinks the robbers we're
"o1'e nien u0e ''-'0>- TGolls6o: O. Ne,cs
A NEW STAY LAVA gentleman who arrived
yesterday from Pitt County, reports that the
sheriff of that county was assaulted by parry OF
armed men, few miles from the town OF Green
vile, day or two since, and several execunons
the Spring Term of the County Court, were seized
and destroyed. The parties then proceeded 70 70
Greanville and entering the Clerks Office e9acted
the same scene, selling and destroying al the
narers in That oficar's possession, returnable at
the Spring Term of the County Court.
ont Pitt and the adjoining Countless in consequence
Of this event. and strenuous efforts are peing
msde to DISCOVER some clue which will lead to the
recognition Of the parties perpetrahng the out
rape. Their efforts are attended, however, with
considerable difficulty the Sheriff being unable TO
recognize any one OF tire party so thoroug iy were
they disguised.
This act establishes FOR Pitt County quite an
effective stay law, which will be felt for some time
TO come Wilmington Journal
TRAVELLING OYSTER BED.-We were permitted
to examine curiosity. in natur9 OF most anus
ing character at A. Nears confectionery store yes
terdRy. E.>,,
oysters, firmly attached to the shell Ct common
river turtle. :,
The biyalyes are very securely embedded on the
turtles back, and doubtless have been enjoying
free transportation for many day.
:'31s [.Ae,o6en Journal Of Commerce
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The annual trial of the gold and silver coinage
at the United States Mint in Philadelphia COM
menced Monday morning. According to law the
standard gold of the United States is 80 constitut
ed that in 1000 parts of weight 900 shall be pure
gold and 100 of an alloy of copper and silver. The
standard silver of the United States is so consti-
tuted that Of 1000 parts Of weight 900 shall be of
pure silver and 100 of copper. The gold coins are
allowed q deviation of 2-100Oths above and below
the standard, and like deviation Of 3-10O0ths
above and below is allowed for the silver coinage.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-02-20

The OCEAN LEVELS. has long been the popu-
Lar idea prevailing to considerable extent, that
the water in the Pacific Ocean is higher than that
in the Atlantic. But modern science has demon
strated this to be erroneous. Col. Totten while
engineer of the Panama Railroad, after a series OF
careful tidal observations taken at Panama aid AS
pinwan, connected with accurate levels along the
line of railroad, found the mean height of the two
oceans to be exactly the same. Owing to the diff
erence in the rise Of the tide at both places, ther
are, Of course, times when one Of the oceans -
higher or lower than the other; but their mca
level or height at half tide, is now found to be IT,
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Wilmington Market.

WILMINGTON, February 19.-No receipts or sales of
crude Tmrentne and Tar.
SPIRITS TuRPENrNE- steady. Sales Of 27O bbls
al Gle per GAL
RosN-Saes of 400 bbls at s3a3 Is for No and 157 do
at S4a4 so for No /.
CorroN-Has been in moderate request and we quote
sales of 90 bales at 2Sc for ordinary, 30a30Xc for Mid
ding and Hc for Strict Middling.
H4Y-2OO bales Northern received and sold from wharf
at 81 621sa1 65 per 100 lbs.
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The. 1ai1g Nems&
WEDNESDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY 20, 1867.
State Items.

MASONIC EMBIEMs.-The handsome and costly
jewels, regalia and Bible presented to the Masonic
fraternity Of this city on Thursday evening last,
we're o donation from brothers OF the craft IN
Washington City md Philadelphia. Penn, who
were prompted by the teachings OF generous
sympathy In behalf of their unfortunate brethren
in Columbia. The set OF jewels and resaha were
from the brethren In Washington; the compass
and square accompanying them were contributions
from the pockets OF tho individual members.
While the brothers wero engaged IN this praise
worthy act the following lettor, with Bible,
from three members Of the fraternity in Philadel,
phia, was received by them and duly presented
through the committee to the craft in this city.
The gifts Will be on exhibition at the jewelry es-
tablshment of Brother T. ". Radcliffe, On Main
street. .oo-
To the Mas onic Fraternity Of Columbia, South
s1Rs AND BROTHERS: In faternal spirit, and
in the hope that brotherlv love may continue, the
undersigned, Free and accepted Ancient York Ma
sons, desire to present to you this Sacred Volume
t''u Fraternally, n t.n ENoCH ". 6. GkEENE,
". N; d;6s2a8 NJ; 24si 6PhNTNa Phi1aas1phia' Pa
Pm. No. 292, Philadelphia, Pa.
CHAS. e. WARBURTON,
Lodge No. 81, philadelphia, Iii Pa.
Bnoxr JAn.--We learn that five freedmen, con-
fined III the jail &G NoWDeEIy, CuoA A6oe. "ASAA VIZ ~
aar of Mr.. Lem. Lane several months ago. made
their escape from that jail by saving through the
bars Of their cells, on Sunday night, and are now
at large.-i0d.
An Indian-snot taxed"-who was following the
primitive business Of basketmaklng and Whilst
cidently fell into Little River, this place, on
Tuesday evening last, and was Crowned before as
sistance could reach him.-Keowee Courier.
AppoNrMENr.-General John A. Wagner, OF
Charleston, has been appointed Commissioner OF
to the Ss as Of dss ths of lis
rsa,, at ON once. Two foreign agents will also be
a selected tot to take charge Of tie interests Of the
State which concern Emigration from elan1 naad and
Gerrcany. Gen. WAGNER is peculiarly quallted
for the Office gentleman Of fine abilities, conver,
sant with all wants. and in all respects promises 70
,,roye an admirable SELECTION Carossnsan.
com,nrrAuoN OF SENTENcE.-Drawdy and Pad
pett. two men sentenced to be hung on the FIRST
frdan March, for stealing three or iour antannc nun
commnted by His Excellency, TO imprisonment for
three years in the Penitentiary.-1osd'
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per South Carolina Raalroad,
February 10.

463 bales Cotton 59 bales Mdze. 100 bags Bran, %
boxes EGGS 90 bags Peas Al bags and 10 bbs Sweet Po
tatoes, car Cattle, Furniture, cars Lumber
cars Wood, and sundries, To Marshall, Beach o.
Rodgers Co, Willis Ohisolm, Hunt, & D Kirk.
Wohltmann, Utsey Kenyon, Adams, Frost l. Co, E
Kingman, Fraser Dill, r R Agent Fraser & Co. J
Robson, Walker, Campsen & Go, Brown, Major
Goldsmith Son, s C Boyleston, Bart Wallace Bro,
White, G. E Boggs, Courtney Go, B Sloan,
Pringle " " Smith, " Williams Orphan House,
Bunch & Son, Ebaugh g. Mallonee
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-02-20
Baltimore Market.

BALTIMORE, February 16. - COTTON Was offered
quite freely Today but buyers and sellers unable
to meet as to price. We quote middling upanua held
firm at 321sc; small sale Of low mddhngs reported at
SIC.
CoFFEEEThere is good inquiry for prime Rio. stock
sale of 346O bags balance Of bark Parans cargo price
not transpred also 800 bags exAqudneck at 1%c; 100
do from second hands, choice, at 18Na19c. gold
FLouR-The market continues dull. We hear Of no
sales worthy of notice. Several small lots to the trade
wore taken within our range annexed which repeat
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COMMERCIAL.
Exports.

Exports.
PHILADELpHA-Pcr steamship Whirlwind-96 bales
Cotton 139 casks Rice 76 bales Yarn, 81 bales Rope
Cuttings, Is bags Fruit 30 tons Springs, 1000 feet
Lumber, Is Buggies and Wagons, 16O bbls and boxes
Mdze.
BALTIMORE-Per steamship Falcon-33 tierces Rice,
81 bales Cotton &c bales Upland Cotton, 2l bales
Yarn, 33 Packages 13, 400 feet Plank.
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Augusta Market.

hu uStat N1uFI<cts
AUGUSTA, February 1S.-F1NANcIAL--Mune market
very quiet.
GoLD-Brokcrs buying Mt 1856 and selling at 139.
S1LvEn-Buying at 127 and selling at 1;:2.
CorroN-Ihe market has been eblc to-day, and
prices have declined &c There was not quite as much
activity as on Saturday yet good many bales changed
hands. Offering stock still light We quote o basis.
mddlins, SOC; strict midaing 30l: Sa OF the day
30S bales, follows at 26, at ~ ut 2s 10 at
28s IL at 49, 1l5 at 1O5 at 80 II at 3O and 20 at
30E. Receipts 16f bales.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-02-20

Seyenty-two deaths occurred in two Dublin
workhouses between the 18th and 81 t of January,
among those admitted within few days before,
after extreme suffering from cold and want OF
pod.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-02-20
Mobile Market.

MOBILE, February 5-CorToN-There has been
GOOD demand amongst few to- day. The market open
ed quiet but hardened under favorable accounts from
New York, and closed firm at our figures. Sales 1900
bales.
Good Ordinary. y............"............28@ .28@-c.
Low Middling ...29@-c.
NIiddlinp 30@-c.
Strict Mlddling. g.........................3 -. .3l@-c.
Sales Of tho week, 10000 bales.
MONETARY AND FINkNo1AI-Gold was very stiff early
in the week, and with upward tendency under New
York advices but since then the market has been quiet
and closes dull to-day ut 196a136]s.
Sterling followed the of Cod, and was in good
demand with light offerings. To-day rates are weaker
closing dull ct LA.
New York Sight has been quiet most Of the weeS
Tuesday and Wednesday rates stiff and up to MaH
discount checking Since then the checking rate has
been X, and 4 discount buying.
New Orleans Sight has ruled principally at par, ut
which the week closes.
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The Charleston Cotton Market.

OFFICE OF THE CHARLESTON DAILY NEWS,
CHARLESTON, Tuesday Evening" February ", 1867.
There moderate inquiry on the part OF buyers
and operations took place to the extent of 42 Bales the
sales indicating change in the prices previously pre-
vaing. The transactions were % at 1858 at 2G, at
272 at 2s 4s at 29 2 ut o9 80 at 3o 50 at 30 81 at
81 sSa 81 1G at 92 and 81 bales damaged at 90 cents
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CAR D.

tits with feelings Of pride az American manufacturers
that We publish the following testimonials, which have
been received by us recently: