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PORT CALENDAR.
MARINE NEWS.
PORT of CHARLESTON.
ARRIVED Saturday,

Steamship Lodoua, HoYey. Galvoston-sailed Dec a.
Cotton. To the Master. Bound to New York md put
Brig Abby Watson Watson, New York. IS days. Gu
ano and Paving Stones. To Roach, Adams, Frost
Co, N Butler, Pc Donnell, and Order; -, ~
/ Schr CALDWELL Mccormack New York-sa1led Dec
Bincei { CO. BischoG / CO, wM Bird Go, D brahs 9
Co. T NJ BRISTOL, A Canale, J G claussen, { AP
Gale Co. auillemin, b Hillen, Hart Co, khneE.
Wicsen5srg Co. Little s Marshall Maen Nda shsHhsrs B0y,s
& Cohen, sprague Bro. Terry & Nolan, Uferhardt
Campsen Co, Walker. WAGNER, ueath Monaees,
Muller h Nimisz. Murphy La Tore, Gen 0 Tyler,
M, Order and Others Jan 2, was lying to of the Light
Boat wind NNE with rain and threatening weather at
P M, seeing no pilot and looking Ike blowing gaze
from the eastward crossed the Bar with plenty Of water
and anchored inside. At9AM jim 3, was boarded by
pilot who, at NJ, got under way with the Hood tide.
Having made fore and mainsail hove on the anehor,
ward beforehe ibs set and anchor up tho vessel
nearod the breakers and having to tack Hh1p the anchor
not being of the bottom, would not go around After
two attempts kept off and headed for the South Chan
ne when tho vessel pounded heavily, and strainng,
knocked the shoe of and carried sway the rudder pin
des causing the schooner to eak and doing other dam
Bar again, the weather not permitting at P N anchor
ed of the Light Ship. :-:=5!l-:
Steamer GEN Hooker Boyle. Cooper River. Mdze. To
schr Ann Deas from West Point Mill go bbls Rice.
To Street Bros Co, Cart, Kopf Jervey, Enslow
sloop julia, from Cooper River. 1850 bushel., Rough
Rice. To Cart, Kopf Jeryey.
Arrived Yesterday.
Steamer Fannie, Davis, Georgetown, O. 40 terces
and 2 bbls Rice, and Mdzs; TO ferguson Holmes,
Shackelford l. Fraser. Thurston Il Holmes " Ryan,
Evans & Godbod, Col P Law, and others.
Cleared Saturday.
Steamship Granada West. New York-Ravenel & Co.
Schr E J Palmer Palmer, Balhmore-P P Locke.
Went to Sea Saturday.
Bark Modens, Ryder, Wilmington, N c.
Schr w Smith. Tooker New York.
schr Menawa, Dissoway, Georgetown, G.
Went to seu Yesterday.
Steamship Granada, West, New York.
Steamship Souder. Lockwood. New York.
Steamship Lodons, HoVey, New York.
Brig PonBett. Anderson, Boston
| Schr Palmer, Palmer, Baltimore.
From this Port.
Ship Southern Rights. Ross. Liverpool. Dec 1s.
Sailed for this Port.
Steamship Saragossa, Crowen from New York. Jan 0.
The Gladstone from Liverpool, Dec 20.
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fond the shedding of brothers blood and DIP ap
Ipnnnfs In nv tumble opinion, warss the work OF
thonts tho dovil; God may permit it, but he does not @
said unto HIM And now art thou cursed from the the
roIIors Hood from thy hand When thou tlest
ebo'U5 tSo ground dts i shall not yield unto thee
her Strength; a fugitiYo and yagabond shalt thou
be on the earth. God showed his dispieasure oy
cursing tho. ground CAIN was to ap' ana ~ We1he
him fugitive and ragabond. U. W. W.
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pnonucE MARKET.

NEW YORK, January "a p. M.-DnEApsruFFs-1n.
creased activity prevailed in tho market for state and
o nf 5ca1oc per bbi tho market closing firm at this
@ The sales comprised s2on bbs at our re-
sed quotations appended Southern aooE though
ss,cs yer, cfoniei of $50 bbls. or Canadn -four
saes were reported Of 500 bs in bond For
Corn meal thoro improved demand at unchanged
coorc at I'd l5 and western at S. Of rye -four sales
made to the extent of 500 bbls at SO 6Ua7 S5ndi
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Although the market for wheat ruled very quiet tho
demand being confined to tho inmodine requirements OF
nillers m advance of fully &c & bnshc was established
the market closing firm ut tho improvement INC sales
were limited to 2 00 bushels including amber State at
SO l5 No Milwaukee at SO 37a2 49, and white Western
2a3 25 tho market there WIS an increased
business consummntcd tho demand being chiefly for ex
port and prices advanced 1c 2 bushe, with the sales
aggregatpg 10000 bushels at Il Hal IA aioat and
81 IL in store for mixed Western; 81 lSk f9r old yellow
Southern. and 81 10 for new do Oats we're %thout ma
toral yaraon sales ut 68aG9c for State "a
aG5c for Chicago and Milwaukee and Gc for Canada East
Rye was in moderate demand and scarcely as firm with
sales of 600 bushels a 81 26 for Canada and 81 ~ ir
Western Barley and malt were dull and nominal in tho
absent e of business
CoFFEE-There was limited demand only, and no
sales were effected that We wcre advised o.
CorToN-Was In fairly active demand at full prices.
The sales reach 2S6O bales a the following
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The New York Herald, Of InursuHS' JaHuaI5 'u'
snya
The gold market has been farly steady The opening
price was so At three O'clock Afterwards however
there was relapse und the closing quotation wRs
X There was brisk borrowing demand for @ CON- and
loans made without interest ana ut P'i
oent per diem in favor Of the lender
The foreign exchange market is Arm, and there Is
disposition On the part Of lcaling brokers to ndysnee
lave were quoted at the close ut 109a1093; at three
days iioaliOS commercial bills 1osa1o9; Francs at si1
ty days lbf oOf; Mt three days l5f; blis
IN Rerlin. 72a7oH; on Bremen 781aa79 on Frankfort
s1ha4Is!: on Amsterdam, II s41 Il; on Hamburg 3G1a
ac 81. on Antuerp 6 II l5a6 16L u.
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Ta4 bales Cotton II bales Dnmestcs and SuIlrics To
j fraser Co. 2 Earle, i II Agent, L Edwards. NJ
Aston w X Ryan. $ Cohen, NJ Israel, & W Williams
y Co, NJ aIarks. DR. Q Don,clly Brown srhirmer,
l LETTERS ca, ~ Wss < Co. willis X e chsnln,, Aaams
C Ticflentlial.
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COMMERCIAL.
Frnnr1S.

NEW YoRK-Pcr steamship aranada-262 bales Upland
and 2O2 bales Cotton 100 dcrces Eice ~ oaiea
Yarn. 7 bbls Dried Fruit, 100 packages Sundries.
DoSTON-Per steamship Geo Upton-lO7 terces n Elce
bales and 9O3 balos Upland Cotton, CASKS Gay
100 packages Brass Iron Rope, Rags aud sunqrles.
BALTIhIORE-Per scllr E ] Palner-120,O0O foot Lun-
ber and Flooring Boards
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wtlmincton. Market.

WILMINGTON, January 4-TURPENTNE-H DC
cned shade and quote sales Of $50 bbs at 81 70 TOR
yellow dip, and 50 12H for hard. per $50 lbs.
SPIRITS TuRpEaT1NE-Only II bbls changed bands to-
day Mt 81 cents per gallon decline OF one cont
Ros1NLSales of 80 bbs Common at 81 rs per 2oo los
and So do No at Sc 25 ,.,oo
GoTTosMarlet firm Sales of 4s bales at SO cents for
mddling,
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PilHSenIerS,

Per steamship Granada. for New Yort-Mw Heath,
Mrs H Heath, and 2 In the stccrag!
Per steamer FanlIic. from Georgetown. S C-G T
Jones' Mr. Buck. Aston, Miss $ Aston. Lalrucc,
Misses LaBrucc, L Gazicr d Risey, Ford, and 30
on deck.
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Mobile Market.

MOBILE, January 2.-coTToN-No withstanding the
New Years holiday $50 bales changed hands yesterday
on basis of 3In32c for Middhng.
To-day fair demand has existed, with rather better
stock Offering Prices rather unsettled In conse
ouence of the unsettled condition and apparent down.
Tendency of gold in New York Sales reached 1900
baies the market closing quiet at 32c for Middhng.
MofErARY AND FNANcIaL-The supply OF Domestic
bills continues in of the demand, although oank
ers and dealers report good days business Checking
rate gaA and buying Na1 per cent discount accord
ing to amount and quality OF paper AT the close the
following quotations were reported:
Gold 1S2al34.
ckar Q0o1l0
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Neis Cotton Circular, of December 81, gives the fol-
lowing statement Of the receipts exports and stock Of
cotton at all the ports for tho week compared with those
of last year and those OF tho late crop year ls57 the
total Of which crop amounted to s,11iooQ bales
Week snco Sept Ct BRIT Trapee aD 20 OIL
5sSS SsSSS isSSS isSSS SSS sSSS SSS Fac
ct. Britain Franco. 9th F. p. Total Stock.
1861 l97 600 10000 1900 9ss0Uo 512 ls OoO OO
1sS7-s sol,OOO 1o2,OI0 77,UO0 4so.oOO 477,Ooo
FKE1oHTs were decidedly rmer under FREQ offerings OF
cotton. The engagements wcre To Liverpool !2oo baes
cotton at d 932d $4,000 bushels corn ut Sd in bulk;
% hhds tobacco ut 2Gs and per steamer $500 bushels
corn at 4Sd 800 bales cotton ut 916d To London 600
bbls rosn at 2s Cd per $50 bs and $50 s sugar ut 2s
To Bremen 70 tobacco Mt It's Cd aud per steamer
200 bales cotton Mt c and 100 bales tobacco at H.
MoLAssEs-Wo heard OF no sales. The inquiry was
nearly all Tor common kinds Prices were non1lnaI w we
uscoyado 42a55c, Porto Rico 4sa65c New Orleans 6Sa
Csc.
NAVAL STonEs-In the market for spirits turpentno
nothing of moment anspired and prices were entirely
nominal ut 66a67c. Resins also ruled dull; the only
transactions heard Of were 100 bbs common ut 81 81
800 do strained private terms 100 do strain
ed Mt 81 and 250 do low No ut 50 90 VI tar
we heard of no sales.
PnUvrsIoSs-The pork market ruled very irregular
though quite an active demand prevailed, the market
cos3r at sl9I cash for old mess tho sales for inme
date delivery comprising 6G0 bbls ut S19al9 rs for old
fncss $40 G221 90 for do aud SIC 9Oa1 90 for prime
u0 alBo Or lutllrc CcHfcry, tuUU ouIb uc" i'ss oI
January and February at $2la2l So Beef in good
demand und steudy with sales OF lUoO bbs Mt SIG Quail
for new extra mess. and Sl2a1s for new plain do or
beef hams sales made OF 500 bbs at S9aJ5 Dress
ed hogs we're more active and rmcr at for Western
and Cut lncals though quiet ruled steady at 0da
for hans and ga10c for shoulders with sales of $50
pk.s willlin the range Bacon was dull ana nominal
Lard ucve and fr1ncr: sales 200 bbls ut ll24n
13c old Butter and cheese steady and
firm at our last quotations..
SUGAn-A moderate demand prevailed and full prices
wcro realized The sales comprise t5u hhds Cuba in
cluns COMMON refining ut S1a9lsc. aud grocery grades
Mt 10 jail ic % hhls New Orleans realized l2aal3zc.
The stock il cstatcd "a iS hls 49, 500 boxes, 1lf.9T2
nay us follows: Muscovado Sugar-lnlerior to common
refining 9Ia95c iair to good refining 9Mal0c fair to
good grocery 104u10c: prime grocery Hall aci Porto
Rico 9a1al3l5; Meado i:a7c. Cayed SuGar--No Gall,
a4alU: No r. 1O5saU1l No 13al5, 1alg.c: No 1Ga2O,
13a15r.
WH1sKEY ruled extremely quiet aud We hear OF no
transactions. Prices a1e entirely nominal.
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Stock mana.
The exports include II, ,sH bales for Liverpool 2956
bales for Havre md 2Ts bales for Boston.
SUGAR AND MoLAssEs.-The receipts SINCE -saturaay
include 479 hhds Sugar 1447 bbs and 80 half bbls Mo-
lasses Tho market to-day exhibits considerable activity
both in Sugar and Molssses with advance OF fully for
change i'm prices, although rates were lrmer. Sale,
comprise $50 hds Of Sugar and 9Sa bbls OF Molasses
also 90 half bbls prime at roc, md 60 half bbs IRON
oa,an3c ot bSc
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A FEW WORDS OF COMMON
SENQN

How few there who not subject to some affection
of tho lungs respiratory organs who, by negectng
premontory symptoms. aggrayate the complaint until
disease strikes s shafts causing ine1pressibe torture
OF the patient and anxiety and distress to friends "Ony
O cold - ga slight throatl" Is the needless remark
of many when 80 affected. Yes "Ony cold " WINS the
thoughtless expression Of thousands whom Death has
marked for his prey.
Observation-Disclosures should be the motto forever
in the minds Of all subject TO Coughs Colds Catarrh or
Influenza Words OF advice should bG hecded by all sui
ferng from Asthma Bronchitis Consumption. Relief 10
within their reach; and ii neglected. fatal consequences
cnsue-a life OF misery daily, hourly struggle for G1
isteuco contest in which there can be but
Death
Does it not appa the strongest mind, to thnAi the
result caused by neglect? Thon why doay7 lint or
cuse can be offered, when timely warning s ID unded IN
your ears2 When tho danger is pointed 1T, why mol
avoid 1t? MARspENs PCcToRAL BALM ~ been used
with success nearly million Of cases, nd Is endorsed
by tho Medical Faculty as the most <ompt and et1ca
cious remedy that scientific has discovered, to
relieve and cure all Of Go rhs, Colds, influenza,
when tho sufferer is Ia the last stages he will ind
relief by using this prep Eration. One bottle will con-
vince the most ncrodulus TINT tho merits OF this prepa
ration are by means enggcrated In fact fol- ar snort
the ouloges bestowed upon it by thousands who have
been cured by tlnley guarantee accompanies
cach botto anil dealers instructed in evor instance
to refund the money when this preparation fals to re-
lieve.
Prepared by T. ". MAnsDEN, No. 4s7 Broadway. New
York.
Price, so cents amau bottle; 81 large size.
KING & CASSuDEY,
Wholesale Agents, Charleston,
GOODRICH, wTNEdAN Il CO.,
Wholesale Agents, Charleston.
And all Retail Druggists smo December
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r1,c churleston cotton Market.

Thc ChnRleston Cotton NarKet.
OFFICE OF THE DAILY NEWS.
CHARLESTON. Saturday Evening, january o.,
The market rather Tesk factors in many cases ac
cepng prices previously refused and showing stronger
disposition to SELL Tho transactions amounted 10 ABOUT
500 bales IT at o. at %; GO at 81 81 at 81 % az
49, IS at 33 156 at 34 u at s0 and ~ oaies
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Augusta Market.

Augusta Mnr1eL
AUGUSTA, January 4.-GoLD-The Brokers are ouy-
ing at 1872 and selr1g Mt 1856 ,,,,.,o ,oo
C.orToy-The market opened this morning with good
demand but towards evening there was decrease ~
Inc demand Sales readily effected at yeserday
figures. We quote: 90
Mddlng. - 80 :. 90 a.
Strict MiddlinG. or
Good NIiddGng 20 90 !,
Mt 80 81 IL at 49, 32, IS at 49, 20 at Sg az
81 81 Mt 1874 at 49, II ut 35I4 and 30 at 35 Inc
receipts are 81 bales
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per South Carolina Railroad
-guI, n,y =
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or Orleans Sight par to u premium.
New or1enns Market.

New orleans nufRcts
NEW ORLEANS, December SI--CoTToN-The year
c,oaes mon very active aud firm market The market
has been unusually buoyant from the opening to tho
close of business Offerings which at first were rather
Ght were augmented during the day under steadily ad
ysncine prices and the demand was active and gen
cra throughout nearly every list was taken before ING
close of business The total sales for the day
to $500 bales and the market closed at an irregular ad
vance of lac p lb the heaviest improvement having
been in ordinary to Liverpool low middling grades
which appeared to be IN most general request we nave
revised our figures and quote as follows Ordl-
nary, 2ss20c good ordinary s0aSlc; low mddfng 3Sa
33c, and mtddhng, &c..
stoo, on hand Sent ist 1855. bales 1o2os
Received previously lss-354 276
45ss57
Exportea Exp0rtea useVousy 27s
o,o., ~, hand 2o5,o7s
% rta a,norts nclrde II e44 bales for Liverpool 1856
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NAVAL STonEs-In the market for spirits turpentno
nothing of moment transpired and prices were entirely
nominal Mt 66a67c. Resins also ruled dull; the only
transactions heard OF 100 bbls common ut 81 81
800 do strained private terms, 100 do strain
ed Mt 81 S7a4 and 25J do low No ut So 90 OF tar
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New York Market.

MONEY MARKET.
Tho New York Herald, Of Thursday, January Sd,
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During the Russian campaign the French lost
$50, 900 bravo soldiers. Nearly one-half persisted
from cold, hunger and fatigue in their disastrous
retreat aftor the destruction of Moscow The loss
Of the Russians, including those who pcrishcd for
the want Of food and shelter, was greater than
that of the French. Seven hundred thousand lives
sacrificed in q six months campaign! and this to
crafty the ambition of one man. Such is war!
1t involves in its mad career every conceivable
crime, poisoning the minds and morals of nation.
reducing the people to want sorrow and misery.
And yet there arc Ministers of the Gospel who do
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DRUGS, CHEMICALS, ETC.

Steamship Saragossa, Crowe, from New York, Jan 0.
The Gladstone, from Liverpool, Dec 20.
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Nei!Ps Cotton Crcnlnr OF Docembcr ST. gives tuc iol.
lowing statement Of the receipts exports and STOCK OF
cotton at all the ports for the week compared with those
of last year and those OF tho late crop l85 tho
total of which crop amounted to ,11i00o bales.
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the water in these springs peculiarly sweet, and,
as if is pumped from the fountain head, moth
ne ne can be moro palatnblc. At present, owing to
tho want OF finances, many Of the hydrants arc out
of repair, and tho water&orks of tho city are com
parativclv useless bnt the private houses apProoit
accordingly. Below tho reservoir, and ut the foot
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These are situated short distance from Arsenal
Hill, and, strange to say, the water is not taken
from the neigbboring river, but from numerous
springs that bubble up through the earth. These
springs are widely scattered but iron tubes lead
where it ia pumped into o huge reservoir, from
which the city is supplied. This reservoir is stu
ated on the top Of hi and being Of great capaci-
ty is able to supply water both for public and pri-
Yate use. The clayey soil OF Columbia renders
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1867-08-29
For the Gallipelis journal.
HDerk Below, and Light Above"

When the morning of our life i;
slowly wasting away, and the shad
ows of the past grow 6eeper, it is
sad, and yet it is pleasant to looh
back through the changing scenes Of
time upon the shadows and joys Of
years.
A voice seems to rise through the
gloom of past ages and over the
dark spots in our lives, whispering
words of hope and love, and bidding
us remember that thought, ''It
is dark below-it is light above. y
1t smeothes out the rough places of
the wayfaring in the twilight of life,
and when the shadows deepen
around US, bids us have courage and
press onward to the goal. 1t tells of
Heaven" of its walls of jasper and
streets of gold. The place where
mortals rest in the arms of Jesus" "
The past is gardenswhere mem
ory loves to wander seeking goodly
| flowers with which to decorate the
present. 1t As the review of past
pleasures which furnishes our most
fruitful source of enjoyment in old
age. There are many sad thoughts
which memory recalls in its search
through this garden of dear ones
who have gone before, whose resting
places are marked by
"a low green tent whose curtains never out
ward swing
The reaper, death, has been very
busy with his scythe during the year
that is past, having cut alike, the
"bearded grain and the flowers that
grew between" The poet tells us
that they were bound in sheaves for
the Lord of Paradise" Why then
despond, when they are blooming in
''fields of hght;' rather keep your
eyes fastened on the glories of the
''far off," Our lives on earth are
made up of a series of alternate
sorrow and happiness. Like the
sun, one hour shining in all its glori-
Gus effulgence, the next, totally OBJ
scured by clouds.
Thus 1t is with man; one moment
he is raised to the highest pinnacle
of human happiness, the next, cast
-dow1 INTO Il depths of despair
We are all acting for the present, but
ouf deeds last for eternity. Every
act becomes center of pulsation
that widens and deepens throughout
existence. The span of human life,
how narrow! A few moments we
appear struggling, and are gone!--
Yet, in those few moments, mighty
deeds may be accomplished, or the
blessing of life may be squandered.
Then, does it not behoove us not to
droop beneath the shadows of our
trials, but to be up and doing for the
light of the ''glorious hereafter"
And often when life's shadows gather
Round my weary troubled soul
Comes that voice of angel music,
Whispering am near the goal;''
Telling me in softened murmurs,
Bringing words of hope and love:
Saying TO my doubling spirit,
Ozark below, and light above
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THURMAN's POPULARITY South A
veteran soldier of the SD Ohio Req
iment related in our hearing, a few
days ago, an incident that occurred
on the campaign from Chattanooga
to Atlanta. He says that while his
regiment rested for few minutes at
Etowah, Ga, be had some couver-
sation with rebel lady. Her first
inquiry was about Judge Thurman,
of Columbus, Ohio, the present can
didate ofthe Copperhesd Democracy
for Governor The lady was out
spoken in her praise OF the Judge
and his family. She said that the
Confederacy had one friend in Ohio,
at least, tried and true, in the person
OF Judge Thurman. She said that
she had son then a prisoner of war
at Camp Chase, who always spoke in
the highest terms of praise of the
conduct of the Judge and his family
toward him and his associate prison
ers of war. Was ever a mother of a
sick or wounded Union soldier con-
fined to the hospitals about Colum-
bus known to bear testimony to the
acts of charity of Judge Thurman
and his family? We guess not
heafoD Republican.