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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-11-06
Manufacturing Works Burned.

BLOOMINGTON, ILL.,, November 3.-The
extensive oar shops Of the Chicago and
st. Louis Railroad, in this city, were
burned. Loss over Sl50, 5000. Four
hundred men with dependent families
are thrown out of employment.
Colfax Declines to DO n Candidate for
Governor of Indiana.
INDIANAPOLIS, November 3.-Schuyler
Colfax announces that he will not be q
candidate for Governor of Indiana.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-11-06

GOLD HILL, NEVADA:
Wednesday Evcning,..---.Nov. q, 1867.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-01-10

Tae San Francisco Bulletin, speaking Of the
occupation of the Mexican port of Mazatan BY the
republican forces, says Prior to the lmperlal
States of Mexico, American capital and enterprise
were rapidly emLarling in mining and agrleultura1i 1
works. New mines had been discovered and oid 10
develop them thoroughly; cotton plantations had
infused into The channels of local business, and
the line of steamers running between San Francs ran:
co and Mazatlan was becoming insufficient to
accommodate se m tbs growing traffic. The French
ai INVASION rudoly checked the advantageous trade
suspended capital Esst,w was Isdncs5
sthourh the ports OF entry were .till open to our
e Sessols under certain restrictions. With tho res
toraton Of republican rule not again to be int inter
rupted in all probability we shall ere long see
tween San francisco and the western Mexican
ports, but particularly with Mazatlan.
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!. Cremation In Siam.

The practice Of burning the bodies o. the dead
is retained in Siam in full force to the present day
among all the principal families. The ceremony
ismsgnifcent enough, but iearfnlly expensive, and
its continuance is an intolerable burden, but nc
one dares to drop it because it s 'he old custom.
descriptions of the burning en- that day Of two
.Eialnese nobles ono brother OF the Prime Minis
Ter OF the kingdom, who died June II, and the
other haf-brother, who died wWeeks later.
During ell the intervening time, the bodies had
hin in state IN their respective homes. The whole
period had been occupied i'll costly preparations
for the ceremony. On platform about eight feet
from the ground had been erected pyramid six
teen feet high, surmounted by splendid urn
highly ornamented and gilt. Over this was an
immense and lofty white canopy, open at the four
sidee. The whole was profusely decorated with
flowers ind fancy articles. ~.
On tho day Of the funeral the pyramid was
chiefly removed, and pile of frewood built in its
place, on which the bodies were placed. The ac-
count proceeds:
stWithin the enclosure on two sides of the dome
were seated priests, princes, noblemen, &c. On
another side were the female mourners and friends,
ing In the city. On the fourth side, where His
Msiesty was to approach the dome, were the Eu-
,ropean gentlemen comprising mariners, mer-
chants, consnls, clergymen, etc. Without the en-
closure on al sides were vast" multitudes of both
sexes and Of all classes.
~ ssThe hour Of o'clock P. NJ had now arrived,
which was the time appointed for the ignition Of
the funeral pile. Presently the royal heralds an
nounced the approach Of the King by their trum-
pets and conch-shells. All eyes were consequent
y turned to the quarter at which his Majesty was
to enter, and few strains of sGod save the King
from the brass band, introduced him very quietly
into the presence Of the dead, where he seated
himself, with IA large number Of his children, be-
;SS-e ten or dozen Buddhist priests arranged in
line sitting on carpet These went through with
certain rehearsals and incantatons for the dead,
barely audible; but not to be understood, while
his Majesty poured sacred water from little tea
pot into basin, it being symbol Of blessings
craved for the departed Spirits as well as for all
the remaining friends.
'.The screen which had hidden the dismantling
and humiliation Of the bodies on the wood was
now drawn aside. Ills Majesty then snapped an
instrument peculiar TO the Siamese which ignited
a little powder, and this taper, which the King
having ascended the steps, applied to the funeral
pile. Immediately the nearest mourne1s stepped
up: and placed each his wax candle and sandal
stcks under the wood; and then the princes and
lords, IN rapid succession did the same; until all
order Of rank lost in the desire 70 manifest the
same respect for the dead before the flames should
become too hot to admit Of approach The fire in
creaaed with unusual rapidity.
.efhe1e was no outburst OF grief, but manifestly
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-01-10
New OrIenns Market.

NEW ORLEANS, January 4-CorToS.-The market
opened to-day with fair promise for heavy operations,
but tho movement restricted ut an early hour by
the hga pretensons of factors and the business through
out has been materially retarded by the mpedi-
ment offerings, though not excessive, were ample Tor
all legitimate purposes but despite the favorable tenor
OF advices from Liverpool and New York buyers could
not be induced to pay highar prices The opening ask
ing rates were generally fully kc per H. and in eIcep-
tonal z lc per ID abova yesterdsys figures, but
the day advanced md buyers still appeared to be In
e1orahe. relaxed and fell back 20 yesterdays closing
rates. when 5000 bales chuged hands a these
quotations. which we repeat with thu romark that the
market closed very firm, with deciGs upward ton
dency viz; Ordinary IS 29c, good ordinary 80 3lc low
mddlnJ 80 33c, and middng Sic, Liverpool classif-
cation.
The total sales for the week amounted to 35 900 bales
against 300 bales last wee and 800 bales the week
before. The net receipts for tho week summed up
bales against Ol bales last week. and bales the
week previous. The aggregate exports for the week
comprised 3s ls1 bales against l9 bales last week. and
bales the week previous, and the stock on hand
and shipboard not cleared this evening Is 2686G
bales against bales last week. and 22s bales
at the close of the previous week Tho exports for the
week included $50 bales for Baltimore 997 bales for Ma
lagn 116 bales for Bremen. 2667 bales for New York,
$3.50 bales for Boston, 607 bales for Havre and COL
bales for Liverpool
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The New York Independent Of the Sd inst says of dry
goods:
business is less active. usual during stocktking
proved prospects for the spring trade There iE less
business this week in almost every branch but prices
are much frIner and after The first week in January
gradual Improvement is anticipated to commence,
Standard brown sheeings and shirdngB steady at
quotations. with Light stock. Beached goods show
more activity since the last and recent reduction in
price. Stocks large Drils in restricted de-
mand, with increased stock on Hand: quotations
are nominal. The finest grades of Canton lannels
are in demand and firm; lower grades the reverse.
Stripes are more active. Ticks in moro moderate
Prints are quiet Stocks light for the seIson,
and the prices firm. Mouslns.delaine are active,
and new styles are much sought for at sellers
prices. Coburgs sell freely In small lots 10 suit,
and are steady in price. Low and medium g.ades
broadcoths sel at the recent reduction and the
fine grades without any reduction Cassmeres very
dull and heavy quotations are, therefore, but nominal.
The lower grades being pressed for sale at lower
prices. Satnets without activity and can be bought
to advantage. Linseys only wanted in very small
parcels. FlanEes move slowly and are irregular in
price Blankets dull and lower for large sales. Foreign
goods very dull An early activity is anticipated for
fine silks and all Engsh and French dress goods of good
STYLE which have become Indispensable among rich
classes the members of which becoming nume
rapidly. Some tune Of difficulty 49, however, looked
for among the croakers yet temporary check or u
is not to be considered hurtul sparing consumption
Of goods at time is to be followed by lavish
consumption ut another and the Of trade fast
tending from to Every dealer who docs
not trade beyond his capital is safe and sure TO do we'll
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Passengers.

Per steamship Sar1gossa, from New York-W Horar,
Talder. i Winter, d Potter and lady, o Keir,
B Blewitt, Godre, Mira Fowles. Miss A Beldon,
Miss E Gould, Miss NJ G Putnam, Miss " Leets D
Baruch. J Brewster, " Jacoby, " Dodge and lady
H Belts, and in steerage.
Per steamer Dictator, from Jacksonville Palatka,
Fernandina, and Savannah-Dr Service, klnG. q
Brown, lady and children Tinge, Diaz, Strobe,
Dr. Harrison. Vanderbilt, DR. Baukpight, Lett
ncr, a erase, NJ Miller Cameron, w r Cheeves, G.
Chsppen, a Thompson, Horsey, Miss Sarah Cla-
rail, Col Hoffman, j Roney, Miss Laura, L Lea
man. Steinborger, Mcdaniel, Parrott, L Jones'
Welch and lady, G Little, W Boggs, Chisolm S
Laurence, and IL on deck.
Per steamer " Frazier, from Edisto-Miss Mitch
ell, Mrs T Austin, Miss Reeves, Wbaley, E Whaey
DR. E NJ jenkins, H jenkins, N L Wescot, Reed. w
Or L Lee r Wilson, T " Luduvici, Major McBnir,
Col w NJ Burger, Major H Jenkins, Eddings, and
25 on deck.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-01-10

E0RopE IN 1917 AND 1s67.-Messrs. Macmillan &
Co.. the London publishers, in announcing the
ssstatesman's Year Book" for 1867 make an inter-
estng tabular comparison between the state OF Eu-
rop, IN 1877 and 1867. The half century has eHtln1
guished three kingdoms, one grand duchy eight @
republics. Three new kingdoms have arison, and
one kingdom has been transformed into an empire
There are now forty-one States in Europe, against
fity-nine which existed in 1877: 1t may be re-
marked that the nineteen grand dukes and dukes
and princes Of 1867 will be much less ducal and
princoly thanks to one Bismarck) than the thirty
two who ruled in 1877 Not less remarkable ls the
terrtorial extension of the superior States of tho
world. Russia has annexed 5G7, 1864 square a muea;
% 7s1. Sardinia, expanding into Italy, has in
creased o sSa by sso41 T6e Indian Empire has been
augmented by 451, GIG. The principal States that
have lost territory arc Turkey, Mexico, Austria,
Denmark, the Netherlands.
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The 1lat1q Neus,
THURSDAY MORNING, JANUARY 10, 1867.
NEW YEAR FAHCIEs.

The New Years morn. Tho solemn chime
Rings from the belfry DER the snow.
And echoes through the rivers flow,
Amid tho rocks that Hown ut Time.
The New Years morn. The golden stars
Are cleaning in their solemn calm.
AS though their majesty were balm
For Ill that wounds, and thought that jars.
And oh the memories that rise
AS peal the far-off bells-they wake
visions whose sleep no power may break,
And bring the light to long-closed eyes
And ohl the memories that cling
Around this old oak-panel1cd room;
The pine-loas flashing through the gloom,
Seem sparkles from lifes early spring.
"After long years /" rest again,
This ancient home 1t seems TO me,
Wearied with travel DER the sea,
Holds anodyne for carHng pain.
The bells are pealing out as sound
The voices ofa blessed dream.
That float athwart ife's hurried stream,
And hold the eager hearer bound.
Ohl bells ring on. The music swee.
That auiyers DER the snow-ields bright,
In tho full moon will put to fight
MY bitter thoughts and bid me greet
The veiled New Year with hope and peace,
That in its secrets may find
The influence that bids the mind
From BORROW take Its just release,
And learn 70 stud this life of ours
= With gems Of purity and truth;
That-as In sunny dreams OF youth
Te plant the path with deathless howersl
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-01-10
Conslgnees per South Carolina Railroad.
.Ipnuarv a.

43 bales Cotton % bales Mdze 12 casks Clay 1s cars
Timber cars Stock chartered Car snd Sundres. To>
J& W Armstrong, Agent, Fraser Co, P Null
kni, A Salinas, Holmes Stouey, Goldsmith Il Son,
Taylor, Bollmann Bros, C II Noise, g w Williams
Walter & Co. Gaillard Minott NJ Winostocl willis
Chisoln. Rodgers :: Co. " Courtney i Co, L
Trenholm. Brill, j Blackjack, Steinmeyer, y
Kirkpatrick Il Kuck, Taylor Co, G a Ingraham, |
Cart, Kopf Il Jervey, Adams, Frost Co.
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what Supplies the Great Lakes.

A 1hrf Tr hot fhauc
,,7dsrsronnd a. ryera AZ calls etens
the fact thaf Tho snrfaea trbntares Of the
sos sseat = ,ates viii hardly make good the wear and
Easr NJ atm atmosnber;c sbsornt;on and evaporation.
Vat +ha ioIes sro NJ immefse size and Constantly
ne a. vonas of ater throneh ther ont
iots SaSit 81 Marie Macknsw Se without ssn-
,1 S;i,,a;on Hsnca 40 there ara M adeonote
s,,1rces nf snnny above fhe surface we must look
Sor tSeno heneatb t.
AZ Iat tbe crnst of the earth ia fnll of water
so,,rsa. 10 fsm;j;ar fact Hlnstrations ara fonnd
~ Eoe tho Monomnth ,ave The Adelshare Maintains
iw;taarianI the lost ryara IN onr nrairias and
a. a,tos;an Selis Which arc now heconine, MINER
,' Sn9 =, E1ros and IN onr on conntrV r. Passv
ospa.;. oaS s. ha anasr strnct on emo1no streem ~
lUato ;aStosn %yndrad saet helow tba snrface
nesriv ar Tn;ons of Gallons ne,
Ia,, r,shina t6 fbe snr}ace W; IN creat 9orar and
.ain,o;t nj. 10 strono av;Sancs cerfanV of .
tt aa-a.ora 80 o., ~ tb;s ro;nt Tha
great n Vna;,caI '?, ps%or;a ~ Wnndo, =;
GIest Heps a. - ~ 1harioat, -
aanoSer ~ , - y, .1,;oh ~rs
.. ": ano oI any ". 1,oi,,ao
TWO thousaqa Iees GeeP, steaI @ .Is
OF Wate!Iau tena 70 aemonsIate She Ia ancS eas sae
crust OF she ear.n rs Psnearasea m a1
and AT an oeptns WIN; enese s'reai''S ano "atef-
COURSES: :, a. ..,,,,,on+ NJ sh,fo1dt esL,
AZ tMs PONY ~ Jug - Nos suoar;oss
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-01-10
Augusta Market.

AUGUSTA January s.--The inclemency Of the weather
dnrinq he mast week almost suspended the general bus
ness Of the city in cotton nom the warehouses
The favorable accounts up to Saturday from Liverpool
can.ed sesdy advance up to S5K cents for good mid
dIines In bonds stocks and securities, but little was
done since the collections Of dividend hom the National
ank and coupons from the bonds Of the city Of Augusta
State of Georgia Montgomery and West Point Georgia.
and East Tennessee and Georgia Railroads.
GOLD AND SuvEa-The market closed with an upward
tendency Brokers buying gold at 1881, and selling ut
1876; Sill ;er-buying ut 12S auG selling at 132.
ExcHANaE-The National Bank checks atpar; outdoor
rates. to x discount Time bills are sold at IL on
large amounts.
= -CorToN-The past week has been one Of remarkable
activity and on Wednesday last there great conpe
ttion In the market the prices ruled high. This con-
dtion prevailed up to Saturday noon when tho market
gradually easeG off, and We to-day, continue quotations
Of that date although sales are barely effected at the
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-01-10

crs. We could not but weep with them when wo
considered that they we're weeping without ono
ray of the glorious hopes which the Gospel affords
to them who believe in Him who is tho resurroc-
ton and The life"
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COMMERCIAL.
The charleston Cotton Market

OFFICE OF THE DAILY NEWS,
CHARLESTON. Wednesday Evening. January g..
There was better dem and for the staple and while
there was no quotable improvement in prices the mar
ket was decidedly frmer Purchasers took about 500
bales viz II at 2s 80 a ~ at sO 4s at 3o1 50 at
ST. II ut 90 at 50; at s2h 1 at 50; 55 at 81 We
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-01-10
MARINE NEWS.
poRT OF CHARLESTON.
Arrived Yesterday.

Steamship saragossa, Crows. New York, G5 houra
press Co, f Adger & Co, D a ANIME, Adams, Frost
g. aiEen Asams co SaM0B Boeef BEsco Co. golow
NJ Bird Co. J Barry. Bissel & co, > Boyles.on q
Co. Bristol Bart WIT Rsnn1 noe oo @ Bates Co.
a nets L Cohen, L Chapn, NJ Cater. Cohen, Hanckel
Co. q Commissioner, W Chafeo, Cameron Barley
Co. Clark c. Ch1s1n raEso sros Gp Donsas
Jackson, Deighen & Baker, g DeSibourg Oaiy. b
Duval & Son, J Il Dawson, Esenoach, EerGnsoI G!M
Holmes ! Fla,,m Furchgott & Bro, Fraser Dn
FaIk.S Co. Feldrnan q Frender, Foley, Fogarty \
Co. Gruber l. Martin. R W Gallo Co. areor; aona
kop Beuthner Grayer Gerds 70; q n9lsoy or y
II Hounoct Fl Harris N Hunt. Holmes Book Store,
Jennings, c q Johnston, Kornahrens ;H Kias-
Katte Co. Kinck MifheRSees Rsnesks w. 4s Mad
r Iayicss, Lawless Q Litschs, Lnalrey Alexander,
LaTorre q Matthews Murphy, Meitzler; MAI s
c Moulsen, D Mcguire. Melchers Muller, McLoy &
Rice. Macular, Williams Parkcr. Matthews, Muller
Nmitz II Marshall. MoTelo W MarsGnor, o,s MGar
tens Wohltmaun, NJ Marks, B MoElhose, B O'Nean
c Oieman o'Neill & Son. olney 4 co. D 0NSil
Son, Purcell Foppenheim, Pennai. M : heis, ~ =
Rodgers Co. Rayenel BaInTe ssenSnS stadnr T
Spear = Schrel Co, SUMNER snaGReIora e T,seI' @
= b Stoddard l. Co. IL A Tannlunson, Trim. a. Iup.
per Sons, Iedeman Iro, 1oI a@eser
Heath A. Mopsces, Wclkcr, Wurfnnann Glienthal,
Wohlburn stclling, " G Whiden Co. W Wiliams&
Wood 4 Bros, j II TlitDSrGerp ntnto
mar 4 Quicker willis { Chisolm g W Walter co,
Young, " Paddon, " Roach, G Koester Rughcimer,
" Ruger o,,
inst Mdze To II Baker i Co. J II Groer. Agent,
Cameron Barkley & Co. Mrs Ann Ross. Shields u Com
MINIS Agent Florida stear1er. Gruber Martin, Camp
he'll l. Crane, NJ Eason s; Bro, Thompson q co, Is
O'NcilI Smith & Tower, Hurkamp & Co, Bolmann
Bros, Kinck, Wickenberg Co, JE Adger s Co +
Chapeau, " Horiott js hnson. j Russell, 9 g MEM
minrer g F Panknin, n Averin & Son. Truan, Fer
ruson Holmes, Rsley reighton, Drucker, Laurey
& Alexander, ALongnick, Pringle, Brookoanks. d
peakc shepherd 4 CoNa, L Meyer, CosgroVe,
Armstrong Il Co, johnson it Echos, w Ramsay 4 Co.
r Brice & Son, Pratt l. Wilson Bros, " Williams Co.
L Chaplin & Co. Il Gerdts & Co, 7 BRISTOL 90, Dou,
rlass Miller Hol1nps {: Calder, c Dial, Roach,
Hopldnson Jelords & Co, D O'Nei1l, Fuller NC
Cartor D Aikon & Co. Hurt & CO. Ring. Small q
Co ] q Cochran r White, NJ r Lang D Rtsley,
Poppenheim, D Paul Co, Darlington Co. Order, and
others. r,.,,
Fcrnandina and Savannah. 136 bales Cotton boxes
Mdze. IA bbls ORANGES. A Cow Hides. To Aiken &
CO. Z Miluor Motte Huchet & CO, Hunt Bros. P1nck-
ney Bros 6 Williams 4 Co. 6J Kirkpatrick, Sore
ven & Nisbet Tamcs, ] Enslow Co. Southern E1-
press, Adams, Frost 4 Co, Cohen, HsIckel Co.
Steamer W " Fraziers Torrent !sdisto. ~ baes
Cotton TO Guillcaume, Roper stoney, Moi.
fatt, Gibbes L Co. L Webb, Little Marshall, and
Order
cleared for this Port.
~ u -, T,,E z
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The citizens Of Lincoln, one OF the richest Goun n
f,eS bnild "a railroad from Fayetteville to Huntsville,
Alabama. so as to bring themselves in direct com,
municaton with Memphis uia the Memphis and
Charleston Railroad.
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Cherokee Remedy,
CHEROKEE INJECTIOE,.

doe. not fail to cure GonorrAeo, Gleet dad all Nu.
cous DiscAdrges in Male or Female, curing rscent
cases IN from ons to three days, and Is especisay
recommended IN those cases Of F2uof Atbna o.
Whites In Females. The two medicines ;ased In
conjunction will not fail to remove this
complaint and In those cases where other medicines
have been used without success
Price, Remedy, Ono Bottle, 50, Three Bottles, g.
Injection, 81, ~
The Cherokee Cure" /" Remedy" and hyec-
tim nre to be found in all we'll regulated drug
stores, and arc recommended BY physictaus and
druggists oil over the world for their rfntrinso worth
and merit Some unprincipled dealers, hcwevefp
try to deceive their customers by selling cheap and
worthless compounds, lin order to mako money
in place Of these Be not deceived. II the drug
gsts will not buy them for VI. wrtS TO US and we
will send them to you by eIp-e;s, securely p.eked
and free from observation. We treat oil diseases TO
which the human system Is subject, and Will be
pleased to receive full and explicit statements nom
those who have failed to receive relief heretofore
La,es or gentlemen can address M in ps5ecf con-
fdencs We desire to send orr ;thirty.two paSe
pamphlet free to every lady and gentleman IN toe
land. Address all letters ios pamphlets incidence
: or advice, to the sole proprietor, ..gl g
a Dr.. ". B. MERWIE, 81 Walker Sta D, =
May ~ thstuiyr
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HlHE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE STOCKHOLDERS
of The above Institutions will be held in the City Of
Charleston the Second Tuesday in February next the
18th day of t:at month.
Place of Meeting-Hal of the Southwestern Railroad
Bank on Broad street.
Hour Of fconvening-11 O'Clock A. NJ.
On tho day folowing-Wcdncsday, the 13th-there
will bo election held at the place. between the
hours of A. H. and P. NJ, for FIFTEEN DIRECTORS
OF THE RAILROAD COMPANY, aud THIRTEEN d.
RECTORS OF THE BANK.
a committee to verify proxies will sttend
Stockholders will be passed. as usdS, over the Road
to and from tho meeting, free Of charge in accordance
with the Resolution of the Convention of 1854.
At this meeting will be taken up for action, according
to rule, the following proposed additional Bylaw:
Tho Board shall hold four quarterly meetinrs during
the year. and such meetings shall be specially called
by the President; and in the interval of the meetings
there shall be Executive Committee, who shall lie
thoriZed to conduct the business OF the Company The
said Committee to consist of the members resident in
Charleston. J. R. EMERY, Secretary.
ia Iary tb65
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Steamer PILOT BOY ...... :. Captain W. T. MoNELTY.
Steamer ELIZA HANCOX. Captain J. Z. RICHARDSON.
FAVE ACCOMMODATION WHARF, CHARLESTON,
IL and Charleston Wharf, Savannah, Monday Wednes.
day, Friday and Saturday mornings. at O'Clock.
The PILOT BOY leaves Charleston every Monday and
Friday, and Savannah every Wednesday aud Saturday
The ELIZA HANOOX leaves Charleston every Wednes.
dny and Saturday md Savannah every Monday and Fri
day.
Tho Pilot Boy will touch ut Button on her Monday
trip rom Charleston and her Wednesday trip from Sa-
vannah.
Freight received daily and stored free of charge.
For Freight or Passage, apply to
FERGUSON Il HOLMES, Agents.
Charleston, s. C.
cLAGHoRN 4 CUNNINGHAM, Agents
Savannah, Ga.
N B-The Steamers of this Line connect n Charleston
with South Carolina and Northeastern Railroads, aud at
Savannah with Central md Albany and Gulf Railroads and
Florida steamers. Jannary2
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oaFAaAFIvE STATEMENT OF COTTON AT THIS POET For

Stock hand and shIpboard not cleared 1865
Tho exports this evening exclusively for Hay.e
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SEWING MACHINES.
Il Ell II
IN THE WORLD.

IN THE WORLD.
TT Is THE EASIEST OPERATED; THE LEAST COM
pLICATED, and the least liable to get out or order
It makes FOUR DIFFERENT STITCHES: Lock, Knot,
Double Lock and Double Knot; each stitch perfect and
alike on both sides of the fabric.
Tho work will feed either to tho right or loft without
stopping the machine
It viii Braid, Tuck, Quilt Cord Hem, Fell, Bind.
Gather and Stitch RuRe ut the time, and do all
kinds Of Stitching required by Families and slanusc.
turers.
It runs easily, md is almost noisclcss.
1t is the most rapid sewer in the world making FIVE
STITCHES TO each revolution.
1t uses tho size threads on both sides of the
fabric.
1t oils dresses all its machinery being top of the
table.
It's tension is selfadiusting and hence not liable 10
break tho thread.
m TT