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Wilmington Market.

WILMINGTON. Dece uoer '2.-SPIRITs TuRpESTSE-
sIS->sies comprise 70 bbis 81 % Tor NO J. a.
40 rs or Pale aud 81 ouls a. 80 so for No2
CRUDE TURPESTISE-Was steaoy at the decline OF YES
terday lyU bDls sold at 50 75 for Soft, and 81 10
Hard.
TAR-Sales OF lS5 bbls at 50.
CorroN-Was dull and weak. 10 bales sold at de-
cline OF 1ac say lS3. Tor Strict Mdding, IS for Mid
ding and lZ5& for Low MdIIing
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IL. The contingent accounts Of Clerks, Sherifs, Coro
ners Magistrates Constabes and other officers Of this
State, shall be forwarded to the ComptrollerGenoral,
who shall audit tho same and If found conformabe to
law he shall draw his warrant upon tho Treasurer for
the payment thereof
49, The Act entitled "An Act to provide for the issue
of bills receivable in payment of Indebtedness to the
State, to the amount of five hundred thousand dollars
to provide for the redemption of bills receivable issued
by this state, passed September 90 1885, hereby
continued In force.
H. The Treasurer of the Stale of South Carolina is
hereby authorized to the appropriations herein made
and the salaries of public officers payable by law out Of
funds applicable thereto which have fallen due since the
first day of October 1867 and which may hereafter fall
due.
15 No moneys raised under the provisions Of this
der the Acts herein mentioned, shall be applied to the
payment of principal interest of any debt contracted
incurred in support of the late against the United
States.
10. The unexpended balance of appropriations made
within the last two years and undrawn may be paid by
the Treasurer according the laws of South Carolina
except for the salary Of the Adutant and Inspector
General" support of the Military Academy at Charles
ton" "or military contingencies for services of the
Secretary of State in signing military commissions and
for support of free schools which last shall remain in
the Treasury subject the conditions of the provision in
section G.
BY Command of Bvt Major-General ED. r. S. CANDY
LOUIS v. CAZIARo. Aide-de- Camp.
Actg Asst Adjt Gen'l.
Oficial-O NJ. Mitchell Ade-de- e-Camp.
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Navy Orleans Market.

NEW oRLEAN, December 7-CoTToS-.The sales
to-day emoraced $3.50 oales at slfr rates before the
ly factors real zed still higher rates, showing general
advance of tuy &c per TO- We now quote Ordinary at
l3HaI4c Good Ordinary at iAal4c; Low Middling 10
al5hc; Mldding l5za'6c; strict Middins at l6Aa-c,
and oood Mil0nng 16H.-c.
At tee oenng vi Business the movement was cnerKeo
bv more suinSent retensous part OF factors ana
ri and uLfavor BILE weather; but the demand was 1a
ana rnoder. amount changed nds at stner rates.
AT still later hour teegr-m received from Liverpoo
gave an additional impulse to the movement, ana tne
sales Comprised the fr amount speced at the aaVahce
notd.
STATEMENT OF COTTON.
Stock on hand LIST september lS67.... oalss-lo'Zoo
Arriv we'd to-day. l's.s -,
ArTi previously, .AVVb @<'-Ao@'~S-
177,420
Cleared To-day o'voo
Gle SI'oo'-S''0V'
Stock on hand and on bales 7so2i
The Gle ranoes embraced 81 bales for New York; "a
for Boston, and 5165 ior Liverpool
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HEADQUARTERS Second Military District.
CHARLESTON s. c.. September 80. 1857.

fCIRcULAR,]
PENDING THE ESTABLISHMENT OF RULES FOR
the government of Military Tribunals in this District
Provost Courts will not exercise jurisdiction In any case
when the question involves the title Of and nor In any
civil cause where the debt sued for or the damag
claimed exceeds three hundred t3Oo dollars. In ell
cases where the amount claimed either as debt or dam
ages exceeds twenty-five 26 dollars. the defendant shall
be entitled to ten 0 days notice. and if exceeds one
hundred lOO dollars. he shall bs entitled to afeen 6
days notice; but this right may be waived by the de-
onan and the trial of the set for an earlier day.
upon his written consent thereto which consent must
appear on the record OF the Court.
By command of Brevet Major-Gencral Ed E. 8. CAN
By. LOUIS v. CAZGARC. Aide-de. Camp.
Acting Assistant AdjutantGeneral.
ofacal: O. NJ. mitchell, Ade-de-Camp.
nharO
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cI4ssUIcAUo.
Augusta Market.

AUGUSTA. December l2.-ICTToN.-Sales to-day have
been iniied IN consequence OF the unwitinen.ss OF
sellers 10 u ee the views OF buye he latter oterlug
l3A for New York Madhng which Is the basis OF me
few sales m de. MarAet c.osed depressed. sales SsS
bales. Receipts lS4S bales. 49,.
FAcos.-Smoked shoulders, lSal9K; Sides. 14h
ais; Il s,des l51Sal6; sides, l6alsH; Hams, lsa
%.
CoRs-New White, 81 lax; Mixed, 81 10.
NHsAr-White s3; Red, ~ t0a2 60.
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PORT CALENDAR.
CORRECTED WEEKLY.
Ccns,snees per south Carolina RAILROAD
December ID.

$50 bales Cotton % bbls Naval Stores 900 blgs bran
cars Wood aud Su dries 10 Railroad Agent Courte'
nay II renholm G Williams Co. G Hopley CO.
Glbbes co. o lips. n Robsoo. Goldsmith I So!
P Wash " Kinsman, Mantou Co. hodgers
Co Utsey < KenyoL W w smith, Willis & Chisolm II
Jefiers Co. ,3olluann ros. Cameron. Barley Co.
D Sloan. Roper >tone!, Cohen. Hanckel co.
FIRING c. Adams Eros, * co, G Il Walker y Co. j Wiss
& Co q W mitte, W Williams. " Courtney Co.
Jennings & co. Pincknvy Bros, Mowry co, c Pop
pephe.m Graeser, Lee, Smith K Co, Mure Co.
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ne Charleston cotton Market.

rnc ChnrIestOn OOttOh uarKots
OFFICE OF TIE CHARLESTON DAILY News
iHARLEsroS Friday Eveninl!, December l3. 1867.
The downward cou Sc cs prices have Tor moment
&c asel an with fair demand, sellers were IN better
sp rts. and feeling OF greater confidence prevailed
The transactions were generally at previous figures
sales about 800 bales viz al IS: il as S; 20 at 1875
Il at lS 81 at Ia 229 at lax; 81 at Az and 224 sla
We quote:
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Consfsnees per Northeastern Railroad
December ID.
2oI bales Upland and 2l bales Sea sand Cotton. Luu1
bar. Mdze. &c To Davis, Z 10 gers Co. Adams,
Frost X 90 NJ Eason l. Bro. W Bee i co. w Ryan,
Il " wilau s Y Co. u II Walter 20. tayenel o,
ukes Co. Mowry l. Co. Kend II & co, & 4 1ngra-
ham & son. N Ca dwell SOUS Graeser, Lee, smith
u, Roper L stcney. Il Ding g. Hunt Bros. RoLch.
CIn s. Kaaapaux & Ian Ie u. Cart, Kopf Jervey,
4 QuackenLu b, i SawS er, Railroad agent
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COMMERCIAL.
EXPLOITS.

GXpOrtSs
T1vFRpoo1-Per Bri h ship Charleston-2lso bales
To,and Cotton. IL oags Cotton. 100 bbls RoSin,
SIS p4bs Ccttoo stei'
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ALL PENCILS ARE STAMPED:
ez- AMERICAN LEAD PENCIL co. \; J..
N1no ean-1ine without tie exact name oil the hrm
None een December IL
look to it.
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Headquarters second Military District, /
CHARLESTON, 5. c., October q, 1857. !

oHacial: O. NJ mitchell, Nde-de-Camp.
November %
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BUrnham's American Business
College, Springfield, Mass.

A MODEL School Of Trade, associatug The
~ cry with Practice by system Of Actual
Business Operations which practically illustrate
and simplify the Science Of Accountability,
Mercantile Exchange, SC, in all their various
relations.
RECENTLY REMOTED TO j M1GNIFE
CENT NEW COLLEGE BUILDING,
erected al a cost Of $4,000. Acknowledged
10 be the best and most complete Business Col
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Book Keeping, Commercial Calculations and
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Ladies and gentlemen prosecute their studies
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ting the prescribed course Of study, and, as a
result, seyen-cIghths Of them have readily Sc
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q students.
Four splcnjid prizes, Of So, will he presen-
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shall have entered college from Feb lst to July
5,u, 1867, and made the best Improvement in
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Springfield IS situated in the beautiful Connec-
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city OF great business activity and the most
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New England.
College Review, Circulars, ETC., giving full
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Pense Of board and tuition may be had gratis
Persons in pursuit Of the most complete E5uca-
tional facilities should address LOUIS w.
BUkNHAM, President, Springfield, Mass.
July 81, 1867. At
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To prospective olgigrants and settlers IN Iiie
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o. We clip the following ez'rac! iFom
an exchange. i is applicable TO many
localities beside the city oil New York.
and should be quite different -
WHAT SOMEBODY SAW have seen
a woman, processing 10 love Christ more
than the world, clad in silk dress cost
ing SIS; making Up and TIE trimmings Of
same, $40; bonnet, $751; velvet mamie
sl2O; diamond ring, $500; watch. chain,
nm and other .rspplngs, $780, total
sl,lOO-sll hung OH one trail. dying 40
man. Ihave seen her, al meeting IN
lehalf of hopeless wanderers in New
York. wipe her eyes with an expensive
embroidered handkerchief at the story OF
their sIderings, and when tie co9'gibu-
lion, box comes round, takes from c we'll
filed porlnonis, of costly workmanship
i,cenfy fire Cents, TO aid The society form
I'd TO promote :heir welfare. "Ah!
thought |. "dollsro FOR ribbons and PEN
MES for Christ"
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lss. We transfer TO our columns, from

G=5. We transfer 10 our columns, FROM
the Charlestown Free Press, the subjo;n-
ed communication, feeling that it is quite
as applicable 10 our community as to
Charlestown, earnestly hoping that It's
srgge. lions will not fol UNDECIDED upon
the attention Of or citizens -
"Messfs. Ed.tors-The name Of your
excellent paper indicates it TO be I chan,
mel through which any thing Wearing up.
on the good Of the community may have
expression. desire to direct the atten-
non of tits community 10 the alarming
prevalence Of inismpcraGce, % the eXces-
siye use OF intoxicating drink. The pla'
ces al " hich ii - 7enJeG are many and
the facilities Of obtaining It so easy. thai
even tie child need not err therein.
UnGcr such a state Of things ii is no won
der that drunkenness stalks our streets by
day light, and Jewels wildly during she
nigh, season. During the last week,
Rum seemed 10 hold high carnival, and
scenes were Witnessed. Illuminating TO a
civilized, much less a chr.stlaniZed Peo-
pie. The good name OF oug town Is i'm
peached and the tone OF morality IS low
in the estimation of the stranger among
us. II is 10 be feared the vendors of a'co-
holic G.iuk set the law at defiance, ma
king sale Of i! on the Sabbath, TO those
Inder Il years of age, aEd TO such as are
in The habit Of getting intoxicated, thus
forfeit Their bond and rendering them.
selves liable 10 heavy fine, and the clo-
sing of their establishments.
What " need in the situation Is SOL
id temperance organization on total absu-
nence principles; such as nourished n
Tie town prior to the war. Are there
not enough of good and uue men among
US TO vndicatc such piinciple9 Is there
not Sufficient moral power and stamina
to rear AMI maintain euch an Institution (!
| rust so. Let US rally to the rescue.
Throw ourselves into the breach and if
possible stay the frey lide Of intemPer-
ance Our children demand it, Tor they
my be made druu&sids. Our young
men demand il, who are fast getting into
the ;asshss Of he Siren fend. Our cher
lsheG hopes Go.the future well be,He Of
our fellows, as christians aud phiian1hro.
psls prompt us 10 the effort"
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ShcphasastOwn, West Va:
sATURDAY............JULy -, 1867.

nIr o,- columns vin bs founJ the
,..: T., ~ al ,t.ro
:c.u:ns; =, -, .,.oo ,.,,., ,ho ea;.
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>, bsir ,rns in,e,es,s and we'll sus,,in
.,,ol. u,L..o :, to.Lo,o.
NIB tho o,.,om IF ~, o;,;,eos - ,ooa
,,b-, ;,n,n,o,s and .o,. a,,,, 90 d;.,,,,
.o,ooIs st;., 49,. :, s,,., ;n.,.r.es ~,
al, ,s ,ood &C nose =; home as soon -
,bsv are "a enough advanced to give
s,ed;, 10 school TO appreciate ,h:ir adj
r,u,.oo. .,d repav their home teachers
r. ,So,r Toll :, br;,o;ry them ,brs far
nm ,,e;, way This oacb, not 10 be- In
nine cases GU, Of sgsrv ten the pirl or boy
,b,, ones qyay 10 sisisn, schools does no,
,oc.;y. ,,e.balr the instruction h. would
: bono ;rs,m,;o. orl :, exoosca 70
-oons ,oor,o,;oDs ., .,qsress and die
.,;o ,rno o,,.,,,,.. or ,h0 ;,s,rrc,.
-. .h,o., -. of,en no, ner,ona,lv known
and no, ,omDe,ency TO ins,ruc, never
;no,;, ,sdd i,r,o cr the branches ,sugh, and
,.;,or' ',,.c,,;ro owe, o,,s,,oned
.rhe.s ,re rrove ones,ions and should be
,.u ,,o;,,sd before ci,y o, bav ,.,r,e.
n ,hs5, Teens ;s sen; +, p.ope ,lteir
,sa, nm the hill Of Ssisn,a far away from
,.ran,.l inrnep.o and oversight. The
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ARE YOU LAME, CRIPPLED on
DEFORNED g?

m have you, or your neighbors, boy or
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who are obliged TO creep, or to walk with
cFutches, or whose limbs are shortened, or
crooked, or drawn up, or who walk on the toes,
or whose ankles roH over or turn inward, or
who have crooked knees from white swelling,or
scro!lia, or WHO Imp from hip difficulties: To
save such from q life Of misery will YOU not
write letter, giving the prominent points Of
the case, and receive IN return, free Of charge,
a circular, which may be the means Of saving
them If 20, address DR.. J. 2. Mann, 1873 West
ilst street, New York
July y, 1861 4;
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NJ n " z d.

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~ PERsoHAL -Durng the Pas: week
we had the pleasure Of seeing our old
friend Mr.. William McMurran, who, for
The last two years, has been Gaking his
residence a, Greenville, Bond County,
Illinois. Mr.. Mem. is en- old citizen of
this County and isveil Known Ey our
citizens; and although the "sere and yell
low leaf of Time" is making its mark
fas, upon his fuuowed brow, he is enjoy
ing good health and still retains his vIgor-
Gus mind
Messts. William 8yers, Newton By
ers, lIohty Bo,eler and Charles Boteler,
residents OF Loui9y.Ie,. kentucky, bu; ma
,iyes of this town. have been SoiouTliag
here for some days past We are glad
10 slaia that hey are looking exceedingly
well, and that they are prosperously
thriving in their adopted hc@es.
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LOUISA MUHLBlCH'S
Historical Novels.

D. appleton & CO., Nos 4i3 and AS Broad
way, New York,
Have just published by i. Mutlbach, "Frcie.
rich The Great and bis Family" Translated by
Mrs. Chapman Coleman and her daughters.
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Paints for Farmers and Others.

THE Grafton Mineral Paint Company arc now
manufacturing the best, cheapest and most
durable Paint IN use two coals wen PI' ~,
mixed with pure Liuseed Oil, will last ~ or 10
yc9rs:it is cf light brown or beautiful choco-
late color, and can be changed TO green lead;
stone. olive, Irab or cream, to suit the taste OF
the customer. I is valuable for houses, barns,
fences, agricultural implements, carriages ana
..--rr3Lsrs nails and wooden.ware. canvas,
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sbips and ships bottoms, foo. OIL cloths, zone
manufacturer having used 5000 tb!s: he past
YEAR and as q paint for any purpose IS uGsur-
1assed for body, durability, elasticity, and ad-
hesiyeness. Price S6 per Dbl, of 300 lbs, which
will supply 4 farmer for years 10 come War
rarteI in all cases as above. Send for a cir
cua-, which gives full particulars. None gen
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Mineral PANT Address Daniel BIdwcll, Pro-
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July 81 1867. IL
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Book .4gents Wanted

To canvass for Chas. ". EllioIrs new work.
remarkable charactsrs snd memorials places 81
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are sufficient guarantee Of It's yalu". Henry
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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-07-27

o. The appeal case taken from this
court by Col. r. W. Baylor VS.. nreller Of
Harper's Ferry, whOit will be Tenem'
bered brough, a t.esspsss suit against
Col. BAYLOR for 10, Of furniture, alleged
10 have been; taken from his house by
Col. Baylor during the war, and gained
!, in our circuit court. was lately dismis-
sed, agreed, in the Court Of Appeals, al
he cos, VI the appellant-Co!. Baylor.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-07-27

gS5a UNsrAMrED DEEDS We again
call attention to the fact LAT all deeds OF
whatever Kind recorded since the st day
Ct f trses+ebe-~,6G2, the date a! which the
Internal Revenue law in regard 70 them
took effect, are, by act Of Congress, rem
dered invalid and Of no effect If not stamp
ed, prior to the LIST august, 1867. This
day s aoy closs al band, and We advise
al who arc interested an deeds made since
the date named, TO have proper stamps
affixed to them. TO neglect this impoE-
az, duty may cause much LOSE.
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A1nrrinoes.

In Mariinsburg, on the lllh inst, by
Rev. J. s. HeiIig, John H. Parker aad
Sarah c. Hooper, both Of that place.
On the 25ih Of June,in Louisville, KY,
by Rev J. l.. Mckee. Mr.. u. !. Sn0d.
grass, formerly Of Marrinsburg, w; Va,
10 Miss S. Lon, Miller, of Louisville.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-07-27

New SOUTHERN BooKs.-TEere vii be issu-
cd Shortly from-thc Press of Mcssrs. +. J. Hale
& Son, No l6 Murray St. n Y, formerly Of
Fayetteville n. c., the following interesting
books -, "A defense oil Virginia" b. Rev. r.
L. Dabncy, d. D, vol. limo, cloth Il 80 and
The Diary Of Southern Refugee, by Vir-
siuia Lady, vol. lamo, cloth 50, or both books
for s3, post paid. They have also in prcPara-
ton the Life OF Gen. Pat Cleburne" The Stone
wall Jackson of the Soath Western Conleder-
ate Army.
DR.. Dabney IS we'll known as the author Of
1.-The Life Of Stonewall Jackson and he has
devoted much lime and research 10 This trea-
tise and has collected much moral and instruc-
tive information in defense Of the Southern peo-
pie. -.
q lady of high social and literary rank in Virgin
ia. and her book is said to be admirably written
and is thrilling narrative Of the scenes and
incidents she passed through during the late
war.
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SHEPHERDSTOWN
ACADEMY.

ypHlS School will be re.opensd on Nor
( day the End Of SPtcaJer, ncrt, and
continue ten consecutive months.
AS the community are DESTROYS Of hay.
ing established here, both Female and a
Male school Of high grade, no girIs will
be received in this school the coming ses.
sion, and no boys under ten years Of age,
except where several come from the same
family.
For Terms, &c, see circular.
JOSEPH McMURRAN, a. ~,
Principal.
Shcpherdsiown, july 27. 1867
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-07-27
Madam Foy'S Corset Skirt Supporter

Combines in one garment perfect fitting Cor
set, and the most desirable Skirt Supporter ever
offered the public. II places the weight OF the
Skirts upon the shoulders instead Of Elbe hips; It
improves the form without tight lacing; gives
ease and elegance; is approved and recommended
by physicians. Manufactured by
D. B..5AUNDER5 & CO,
% Summer s., Boston.
jay o. 1867 At
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-07-27
&C. The Festival of the NJ, f. Church

&C. The Festival of the NJ, f. Church
South, held in McMu.ran's school room,
on Friday, Saturday and Monday last,
was very largely attended. The room
was handsomely decorated with the
"youth and beauty" OF cur Town and vi
cinity--in fact, the young ladies, old
maids and widows, seemed 10 "put on
their prettiesI." Our devH says they
cooked as pretty as butterfly" The
tables were well arranged and had a We
r. attractive appearance. The amount
realized the three nights was over $500.
The Festival will be held again tonight
and We hope will be Palgonizsd As lcre-
lof2Te.