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the idea, and fill up the odd moments
drinking water and hunting wood
schucks. AZ q
We are glad to learn that the new
JOURNAL building is rapidly APP
preaching state Of completion, and
hope it will pour little more of its
healthy influence over Orange. Martin
and the, surrounding counties. All
the people here want is sound Repub-
=licane doctrine properly dispensed
amongst them to make them vote
right. Soldiers are plenty here, and
they are anxious to have a G. A, r.
camp organized in their midst.
hope some one will take the pains to
attend to it. - 49, ~
We are having a very fair amount
OF rain, and the corn is looking up.
No more. MCGREw.
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FROM AN EVANSVILLE TOURIST.
Visit to the Falls-M0ntreal-Quebec
The st. Lawrence Rtyer-ASigbt
of John Bull and Jefr. Davis, &c.

GLEN House. WHITE MOUNTAINS, /
n. H., August 10. 1867.
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A Turncoat-Result Of the Election.

" FL ia
PRINCETON, August 10, 1867.
Editors Journal: 49,,
I have been thinking for several
days. that / would noace through
your paper, some letters that one G..
L. Gray, of this pace. has been
writing to select committee of reb-
els, and having published in the little
8 by 10 rebel sheet that is printed
in this town, but as the election is
now over. and as Mr.. Gray has not
been able to change any man one way
or another, since his advent into this
county, ! will let him pass for the
present. by saying " that he came here
about Is months ago" claiming to be
a Union man, and when the canvass
opened between Hobson and Duvall,
for Clerk. he canvassed our county
over for General Hobson, but when
the election came off and he saw that
he had made majority of 300 votes
for Duyall, he laid his loyalty on the
top shelf. and now comes out for the
which way the wind blows, and our
man Gray seeing that there was no
chance for him ever to getln Office at
the hands of the. 500 rets7ss of this
county, came to, the conclusion to
change his politica, views aud, see
if that won't win, but we
guess they viii tell him
now, what he said in his Hobson
speeches, that the rebel platform told
the Union men, and that was, we
will let you in if you will repent of
ever being Union man. but you must
take back seats for aaohile." There are
enough Of as that are knotcn TO be true
10 fill all the Offices for sometime ID
come. These are his words, but why
trouble your readers with history of
such tickle minded creatures? He is
lead with the Union men, and the
rebels will watch him long time be-
fore they will take him in full fellow
ship in the Democratic church. [
would not have said this much, but,
Is you have about one third more
in this county than the
Progress has, Isuppose about as many |
oval men will see it as have seen the |
etters of G. 7. Gray.
Items are very scarce; In fact. it |
would take the local of the New
FORK Herald to get enough of them
ogether to make an article for pa
Der. ! understand from good author
ty that our county has subscribed |
lbout twice as much as any other
county from Louisville to Paducah |
or the Elizabethtown and Paducah |
Railroad. Guess we will have road |
.fter awhile
Enclosed fnd official vote of this
Caldwell) county. The rebels polled
heir whole vote, while we only polled
about half Of tile Union vote:
Barnes Union), 249; Helm (RebeD,
rs; Kinkead CONSERVATIVE, 50;
Bradley, for Senate (RebeD, 746;
Stone (Rebel), 1913; Hewlett (Home
iuard), 486. .fer -lls al. 4na-
In Lyon County Stone beat Hew-
EFT, which will give Stone majority
Il about sixty votes. sSxa s81 MCk.W
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vote for Lieut.. Governor. Doubtless
he was led into this b'under by a
sclerical error of DIR. Athon, former
Secretary of State, but it is not credit
able to him as a politician to go eyre
giously put his foot in It.
MARK TAPLEY.
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EVANSVILLE INSURANCE co.

j. N. Knox, Business AGENT, who will
also attend to Life and Accident Insurance
Office, corner of Main ami First Streets
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sfsifzs ere so1lea sza it rs
ti8 bus l8iis5s aassi- 81 sss@af4sle sasssoa
Es.s-s fsnsnsfa slasf szeF resn4 s1isas
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It :, = a T. small DO 81
nnt GoIn nos ogsnsa rather heavy with moderate demand
Sn mixed 1t 81 osId 10 in store and 81 1al oat
sverS 11o pf1ees are hghef closing steady For future
option do ~
Tho sales cash and regular $3.50 bbls at SOL Is for
old mess; s22 62ka22 ST. for western do $50 5Oa
20 S tor western s, prime mess ssa for city clear
Mesce beef. is dull and nominally unchanged
holders restrict operations We qucte at 80 for western
Gut meats are in very good demand. Shoulders
ages at oSc for shoulders in SALT and 1sn14c hams
Bacon quiet and have only 10 note 25 boxes long
cut hams: Light weights, at 1sc. -1@.'-~ -
Dressed hogs are dull and rsthcr heavy We quote ut
lard has been 1odo S a arye and
at No j. 12also for fair to prime sta&
and kettle dred; and 1sxa1s'4c for small lots kettle
aseie H1apse fa e pSnne ppie:
s2aseS Tor do half rEns; 2oa2sc for common and medi
un Slate hrkns 24aSOc for fair primo Welsh tubs:
25aoc good to choice Western reserve and
cHErsE- Continues dull and prices have downward
We quote stte factory at laa19c for good
M for an
and llalec for fair to good Vermont dairy.
CoFFEE-1s quiet, out prices arc firm for all grades
CoTToNThe market to-day is very quiet at 20 &c for
Midddng Uplands, md 3okc for do Now Orleans md
Texas. ~. =-7I IN 1-''- -
Mo.AssEs-1s dull, and prices favor the buyer
SuoAn-Raw sugars are in tair demand and steady:
Refined are dull but steady ssT >'"--- :. h -
WH1sKEY-The market is quiet but steady ut 32c for
western, in bond. y - - - -
FaE1cH1s-Are firm. The engagements to Liverpool
aSe 675 bales cotton at lis 32da7s 16d per
6oO bales cotton nj IS 3d. To London hreequarter
boxes at 9s and rs tcs lard at SOS. Two Norwegian
oarks with petroleum, ut 5s Sd to Antwe p, Is to
Cork for orders. H. = - d
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A PICTURE OF NAPOLEON mL.-The Springfield

PICTURE OF NAPOLEON HI.-The Springfield
Republicans correspondent at Paris writes:
Last Sabbath, in the garden Of the Tueries I
had my first view Of the Emperor; q stout comoly
well built gentleman, with an inquisitive face and
thing good way of. Years do not seem to have
to told d. unndly n upon him and he appears certainly
NOR that he is failing is entirely without foundn-
nor: He, With the Empress, was in his private
carriage enjoying the fine weather. The crowd OF
lookers-on were quite republican in their manners
an and only one or two old men took Off their hats
Ihe little Prince Imperial who r saw a short timo
after has q pretty face, with no signs Of charac-
ter yet moulded into it; and to my thinking if his
fathers mantle foil On him even twenty Years later
it will quite oyerwhelm him. But ono is never
sure how these Napoleons will develop. Bhe En-
press, IN full toilet and in her carriage where dis
t taaee lends enchsntment to the view, is very
ing old. Her dress, o, ladies', was blueMbiSe as
the the g@eat1a1, gen and her bonnet charm Of charms,
blue ribbons. At the ceremony Of the opening Of
re legislative session yesterday the grand sallc
or the Louvre, Eugenie wore robe Of white satin
literally strewn with pearls. -
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1:::..!i;4HsT OF: AHiPPING nun
In the Port Of Charleston, March IL, 1867.
,yEsazra usDEa 100 4pas. sn;srExarras ooAsraa
Trs}: ;sswErHm The srAy1 z5eEsr srz.n tt Z @ G


,r5h Sw1rHm The srATz EzcEsrz.p "a q @
sTEAMSHIpS
saragossa 77e toms. croweu at Adgas wharf for New
i zanas asysRsi vRslt sss Ss
= futile. At 1iisno A5s4i ss!i9a, ae,
Phtladelphia lh loading Baker c.
Southern Rights $50 tons, Ross at Atlantic wharf fo,
kysHc km5e ;iss 6sss :. o1sd G!so9
~ r veipoe osding ss seet HSs Bros Ssa 8
Ange auazdtsne m 1876 toms, wills, At Msrah.s wharf
James % WILSON, g. ss4 tom: Dye 4 anseE g.
wharf, from Swan Island. waiting. -. r Mure Co
c'ntsS Pat tsp spsn e. =
Tecgesh tsr Sss tons sponasls At yande what
os g !eas E,sassn :. aa4Sss aaysaei C.
rnis S:,;ss 5s i isaa M eas, sss &s
Norsa IS IS Fl Ssss se@ ss
Atte' ~ Order
Paul ct Marie Psus,. ias tons Kemps, Ashley R,yer
ss aaesp 'aeae a e nsspstss Sps
s'as e. as;ss, s.
John fslss iss ons sou 1t 1snta Tsse s91 %
masanFsas' s EnaloT CO
AID Sst = tons; Mccormick. at Union wharf, ftpm
ID. n aes sea: Bsds 4 v5s4s 5sr
asa seas saephs9 sss s Se ss ses. 90
'eP Ps1ss Is TONS Hsson Z x:ss; ii, e
s9siss1 @sFsa soE tos,s snS; s4.;t3 Il
Dan dssss s icha It s1oxn ces Ss9s sS,e e
sa;a: sses sss; e
assese ssaeas iis .1s e as1s sss s
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Mary Whse Ia Z sy osghten
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AND 41aE :v1eon OF YoUT1I

M ANHO0D AND TEaE V4eOR OF yor7rrx
az aEs:ssa Y nis sSgs Tesss By E1ooEDs essence
has at length acooded to the enest ronnest
r e ssp pg9eSas e S s9a appepted Agent
q Iife1 Tia wonderful agent VIII restore nanhood r.
aest ,nssssd consultations whether arising fro
S1ASaes ms enecfs Of climate natural causes The
aa required to cura tho me 1t nveterete case 4 f,
wsels; saa used aoeeEdins to printed insrncona
enedy should be taken BY all about to n,ar
ss ssz az = m ~, L s acknowledged BY tie
lH Developing powors miraculous Success In nve
Gase e as Certain ~ that science everthrowa ignorance
szueons for cse, at $a four n one ~ so
d VII % sent e any carefully pactcd on reea;nt
OF renittance to his aocredited agent mi -
March y 81 Liberty street Jss. W.,
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4 MARINE NEWS:
FORT OF CHARLESTON
=. = wv :. = " .H'.s -3.. ,.8.. .35-015IT
Arrived Yesterday.

Arrived Yesterday.
Steamer Pilot Boy, McNety. Savannah, vin Beaufort
Bluhon. Hilton Head. &c. l13 balee Cotton BIdze
&c: To Ferguson Holmes, Roper Stoney, Fraser 4
D1l1, Tunno Pincmey Rros l. J D Kirkpatrick
W NJ Bird, Ravenel Co, B W McTureous, c Petten-
gin. Bollmann Bros, Southern Express Company and
Order. -, 5--E& I g5, N, :. a.,8 -
Steamer Fannie. Vincent. Georgetown, 8 G. Mdze
To Furguson Holmes, Shackelford & Fraser Fraser
Din, L Tobias Thurston 4 Holmes. 55s s1s-t3 IN
Steamer Emilio, Davis, Georgetown, 8 c. l79 tierccs
Rice &c. To Motto Pringle, Thurston Holiness Por-
cher Henry, Shackelford Fraser, Quincy, Pinck-
ney Bros, J Isear & Bros. aEa ~.
sloop Ellen from Cooper River. 800 bushels Rice
To Rsvenel s Co, Inerahan.
BELOW, sl&s.#s @
A hcrm brig and schooner, unknown. i
Cleared Yesterday. .;E
Schr Marian Gage, Sheppard, Boston-W Roach
sch1 w W Pha1o. Allen. Georgetown, 8 C-H F Baker 4
Wont to Sen Yesterday.
Schr W Phillips, somers Little River c.
Schr r Townsend, Townsend, Satilla River
Up for this Port.
Steamship Falcon, Reed ut Baltimore, to March 15
Cleared for this Port.
schr Mary E Amsden, Smith, at Baltimore March u.
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FOB TIE WEEK ENDING THURSDAY, MARon IA, 1867
CCTTON-The rece pts Of the staple at this point cx
hibit decided falling off, say-2s4 bales OF Sea Island
and 2fos bales Of Upland Cotor this week. against o1s
bales Of Sea Island and 1914 bales Upland Cotton the
week beforehe receipts Of Upland being smaller than
week since the 1st of October last Ibgast week
opened with declining market Ndding Cotton selling
on Friday last at 1s cents q t. Monday prices fell
OF a:haN cent Middling Upland being quoted at 271
2sc . b onI Wednesday the very Light selling stock
and the improved appearance of the Liverpool market
forced up prices about half cent q fb.-1lddling
Cotton :neain reaching 2Sc. Yesterday prices were
again advanced the rates going up half to one cent
n, Middhng Cotton closing ut o. and Strict Mddlng at
SOC b. The character Of the business in the staple
for the past week viii be noticed by following report
OF the daily transactions .. 2.H. 1ttts -
On Friday, the sth inst, the market was depressed
and prices fell Off about cent H. saes 1e7 bales
say Tor Ordinary 2e; Low Middling q Add1ing 2se
p Is. ::53 :a# :5@Ss .5 m. @t> .Fal a.;
On Saturday forenoon there was q moderate demand
End about 200 bales sold the basis Of 2sc H.
for Mildng Cotton but decline at Liverpool
caused suspenslon Of operations and the market clos
ed nominal g,..,,.l. 4.
:lon Monday the market quiet and lower BUYERS
IN some cases, operating prices showing q half
cent decline sales 124 bales Auddng Cotton selling
for 27ka2sc.:B tb !. $s, ss. b. slsy .s.; I.l7
II On Tuesday there good demand but tho light
stock on the market made it difficult to purchase at
ed at n 14a2sc. q b. ,-- 5.r., 80
!. On Wednesday there was an active inautry which
with light stock, caused prices advance about half
cent h. sales $50 bales Aiddhng Cotton being quot
I'D at2sc. 'F t. ...,.i ~
4; Yesten1ay the market hardened half to one cent a
salas go bales &c at 26 ~ at 27 IS at %
at % = at 2sH 1T OF 49, and 90 at 80. We quote
Low Mtddling. ........................2s
sssics :. %
SEA ISLAND corros.-There has been but little in
qu for this class of Cotton and boders find it dtfc,t
to make sales ct former figures The transactions this
weak hsve been very Hight say about 100 bales. at
II. irregular e!la prices We omit quotations,
-. =; :: ,... ., . -. . { srArEasr.
Stock on hand sspt1. 1856 . IS 5so6 4s'ee
Reeeiyed from. March 81 to IS 's7 2s4 a,xos GO
.Aeceiyed previously 49, .os6 107s4s ss2s
Hse1 ssse'9ssi ID 9Sa x;s 'ss 11s's4' '4s'
ristisssi:::::io.sss It e ss:sss asss 7ss9 4sse
q .ss: .-.:ss.. s y. i1Sa4 loo.147 aza
sa Iotal exports. II ,6s4 1oo.147 s,421
stock on band and on zhipboard. 2,os1 1889 1o3a
s... ~ TT ,aan - 81: 8 1:a gpra. n,es
zsss$ ssas Ss2s ss l. s
kecedved previously. 1000 71e . 6Ss
as.s' ssssipts ia gia &c: ( - e4s.l , ssss
pisass:y::: ssssa =: e.. ss Is sssss ssss Isl
4. .ss.4:s s s,ss7. co,ea7. ASA a .ss
IOt24 iexpor8.
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I'd DR.. WRIGHT's
.REJUVENATINGt ELIXIR,
Or, Essessce or lire. n.

/. 3SSMFHgNlIl6H Ceres General De6izity. WeoS.
@M9NHZ Hess. Rystertcs in Females
Ek&SHSZ% FEIo1tdtion OF khe Heart and
1: 80 ~ uH Nercous Diseases It re-
@SsxSSa[- stores new life and vieor to the
10 n. Phe;,S DO. aged, causing the llot bood of
from the ,GahsS Of a. Joutn 20 course the veins
fire. antsaaled foirh toring the Organs Of Genera
ne0 40 go does esOf,. re77aorinO XnaDOt.,,cU and
thts El1fr rstupen Debility, restorin1 Ifa7liness
enertnm eS sys.sns ana ana Jul pfOor, thus proving
~ .o"e atSeoae' perfect AEztaoir of Loce" re-
WoVlng o1ertAisY and Bnrrenncss in both sexes. To
yoahe and aged, there Is NO greater
boon than this Elixir of Life'' Il gives y new
!ease q HE. causing the weak and debiitated to
havo .renowed strength and vigo1, and the entire.
sygteuto tArnl With joy and pleasure.
sIs Prtcs one bottle s.; thSee bottles e.: sent pv
express to any address. 5'a =
Our medicines are soEa and recommended by an
respectable druggists tn every part of the civilized
globes some unpriRcipled dealers, however try to
deceive their customers BY selling cheap and worth
: !eas eonpounda In order TO make money. Be not
oeceived-ask for these medicines md take no.
otnera. tho druggist does not keep them write,
% " ssa we WIN send thA,n By express, carefully,
PACKED nee rom observation. We win be pleased
20 receive letters With un statements in regard to-
A4y disease Nth which l=a!es or gentlemen are
sntcted Address all lettsrs for medicines, na,nph-
.ets' OF advtcc, TO tie sole proprietor, . ? a
:s:;' wv. #Dr W. r. MERWIH, 81 Walker g.. r.,
nksy Is NJ nsaa3! g3t!5 ;s5S.
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Consignces peg Northeastern Railroad,
@& March Ia
o.'& 1s31Iraa 'Js@. +
PASSENGERS.

Per steamer Pilot Boy from Savannah Beaufort &c
8 Lester, q Wilkins, L W Perrin III Edwards, G
Heyward, Heyward, W Pope, Baynard, Miss
Seaerook' g Hall, L Cunningham, Currie, E
Bellows Mrs Jordan, Mrs Fripp,J Lambeth, Caw-
dery,.E. W Felpps, n Parker, and 20 deck u
Porter, A Jacobs, Jacobs, " Pnyne, Mrs Bailey
" Finney, conckley Singer, Miss Hume, Miss
Hune, and 16 deck 4-s>D E9g5 4. N M
Per steamer Fannie, from Georgetown, C-Mss !
R'slcy, Miss Levy Mr. Manigault. 7oT 7T"-0 0i
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COMMERCIAL.
Experts for the Week ending Thursday
March II.

Experts for the Week ending Thursday
March II.
.3# FOREIGN.
LVERPoOL-PerN Norw bark Deodota-oe4 bales and
-1025 bales Upland Cotton, 42S bb1s Rosin.
dAI1FAX,N S-Per Br brig Spartan-1O bbs Spirits
Turpentne ITO bbls Rosil, g., ,639 feet Hewn Tim
Stuff. 177" - - 80 Hoo0'S''s' - S'
FORTUNE ISLAND, " Per schr salle Mears-l5.ooo
feet Yellow Pine Lumber. --~. - -
~. DOMESTIC.
BosToNHPer Pc, gehr Marian Gage bales Upland Cot
ton bales Rope Cuttings, 63 hhds and 25 bbls Irou
hhds Herce and 1 Dbl Copper, 6 hhds 6erco &c
bo!s and kegs Brass II bbls Lead hid tiercc
and 8 bbls Znc Dbl Porter, Copper Still bale
Rags bales Paper, bales Rope, lot Ion 1888 bbls
NEW YoRK-Per steamship Manhnttan-27e bales
ana 766 bales Upland Cotton, 75 terces Rice %
bales Yan A. cases Mdze 21s empty Barrels 20 bags
fIut, S6 packnRes Lead. Per steamship Monekn-
1s4 haee a and 1873 bales Upland Cotton 81 Herces
R1ce, 232 bales Yarns md Domestics, ]12 Packages
RALIIA0RE-Per steamship Sea Gull-i5s tieroes Rice
n bales Cotton, u bales Rags, 20 bags Fruit SO
feet Lumber. g't 7.lI - - -. -- ~, oo'sDo
WILMINGTON. ND n c-Per schr Sidney Price-15 casks
NEW ORLEANs-Per schr Americus-4so tierces Rice
300 bags Peas, and Sundries M. 3.I12 -.,f'
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consiSnces per South Carolina Railroad,
- March IA.
39s bales Cotton, 22 bales Domesties, ITO bundles
PRINTING Paper. 80 boxes Furniture Old Iron To
Days & Re- Rodgo5s CO, Adams. Frost Co. Graeser.
Lee, smith 4 Co, G Mcy, Pringle. T O Sanders S
Sanders Street Bros Co, g W Williams l. Co. J
y Kirkpatrick, W Chatec. Willis l. Chisolm Milnor
Wilbur Marhu, Fraser Dill. W Dukes 4 sons, P
DowlinG Q Reeder, Colclough, WAGNER Heath Mon
secs d ki1tte Co, Logan, W Knox, Woodward 3 4
Co. J Caldwell Son. NJ Israel, Wallnce Bro T Von-
hook: Wiss Co, G Walter s Co. Bacpett &
Co. = Fuller Goldsmith & Son, Renneker Il Glover
Consignces peH Northeastern RAILROAD,
March IA.
1s9 bales Cotton, rs bbls Naval Stores 45 baos
Peas IS bags Cotton Seed cars Lumber, 3 cars
Slaves; Turpentine stin. Mdse, &c. TO Smith
Robinson Adams, Frost Il Co, G Pritchctt
E q Rodgers l. Go, g W Williams & Co, + [
Webb, o Reeder, s Hacker, Mordecai CO. "
Leadbetter, Screven Njsbet 4 j Kirkpatrick +
r gaggstt s9s c., Mogry Co. Ryan. Ear:
Toomer, Bull, J NJ Caldwell Il Son, Hunt Brother,
VIC Dukes Go. 9raeser, Lee. Smith & Co. Klinck
Wickcnberg & Go. Kendall Dockery, Miles Drake 2 j
Wiss l. Co. and Order. -. 4! T 7'#". 4
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. .a. ~
soek on hand and on ahipboard 6e7 sa54 W. 6s1
RfCE-The receipta ara limited, being about aooo
buahsls OF Caroline Rongh Rice and lso terces -
Hns Clean Rice, the latter from Georgetown 8 a. be
sman recetps and hight stock has made holder,
quite al and prices have somewhat improved snca on
Last report the market closing very sdn at our quota
t1ons The transactions Of the week .baye smountad -
SOME $50 Of Carolina Clean, among which we noto
thefollowing: q terces ut 9c ii 81 do at e.S "A
Is; So do at 9Ae b; % do at eIc q tb and TX do a.
1E1ec q Ib. We aeote air to good at @sxc. "a Il,
good to common prime at 9A@9 15-16c p: :B. Z,
NAVAL STORES. Tho receipts have been Heht abo,nt
1a2 bols: Rostn. No Spirits Or Crude Tnrpentine In
Rosn transactions have taken place at szx 80 for No
Ss5e@s 7s for No. q and % p Dbl. for No s. i,
HAY-The ar1iyals have been about $50 bales al;
North River. Thesc receipts coming to bare martnt
cold readily, 400 bales changing hands at 80 az a Inn
and $50 bales at $27b p hundred No recefnta =,
sases af Eastern The market continues bare Of stock
CORN ~ arrtvalg since our last report, which
1nnount g bont SO bushels have psced GOOD atr
on the market End have caused prdcos to sotlv an ~
ry IN the weekwe note sales or $500 bushels o rre
white, ~ hags by weight Ut s1asx o bushel, bags n
cuded 400 buahels Of prime white In bags at 81 az a.
1she weight bags included; s1oo bushels Of White Il
3I30 p puaha1 weight bags included; 5000 bushe,a
mixed It s12o p bushei weight bags included; 2soo
bashsas bull, at s1.2o q buahel, WEIGHT:
bnahels of yellow, ii bags on private te.nss IVA
4ants sslow,tn sbS-t SET g bushet
bags fnMSladed q ana white s1ss@Iss bpshsl weight,
ba6s included. ,f J iIi
u OATs.-The receipts Of the week amount to some
900 bushesof ths amount Some sooe bushels were
sod On private Terms. quote nominally in bulk
7oc Per bushcl and co. per bshel In bags bags
included. IN IL -sst ~ III ~
~ incresaiag supply, pricos have had
fendsncy 70 fan of We continue with tie
as g dicu1sto dispose OF large psrcela IT
,ur dgtres and 70 eject transactions decline might
hags 20 BE- quote Northern and west.
mn sursr = Sn to9 912 p bbl; Extra do SO soais
,bl Baltmore supe1 50 5O@1s p bbl and Extra do,
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-03-15
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MORNING, MARCH Is, 1867.
lFTom the Augusta Constit,1tionalisf.)
THE RAIN.

The Rain! the dcsolate Rain
Ccaselcss, and solemn. aud chill ...a
BOW It drtps on the misty pune,
dow It drenches the durkcnod sill
.! sccnc Of sorrow and dearth,
would that the wind awaking
To q fierce and gusty birth. ...,
Might vary this dull refrain #. H..
OF tho Rain, tho desolate Rain;
For tho heart of Heaven seems breaking .
In tears DER tho fallen EarthI
And again, aguin. again.
We List to pc sonbre strain
The long, low monotone a%
Whose soul is mystic moan)
Of tho Rain. the Rain. the Rain,
The Low, despairing Rainl
The Rain the mournful Rain!
Weary, passionlcss, slow;
IT'S the rhythm Of aettled sorrow 8.s@
lis the soobing Of curcloss woe,
And Ill the Tragic of life,
Tho pathos of Long Ago,
Comes back on tho sad refrain I..
CT the RAIN tho mo urnful Rain. a..
The desolate, dreary Rain,
'1iM the grares in my heart u,close, o
And the dead 1oho are buried th.re ae H...t.
From solemn anu weird reposc, 4"
Awake, but with eyeballs drcar &a@.
And voices that melt in pain,
On the tide of the plaintive Rain.
CIhe yearning hopeless Rain,
With Its passfonlcss, slow refrain) .a.
or the dim, Autumnal Ruin, #
The long, low, whispering Rainl
PAUL a. HAYNE.