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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-03-25

Titled himself, and Bismarck has
snapped his fingers in the face of the
French Emperor.
/ think that the Democratic party
of Kentucky and the North are in
very bad business when they advise
the Southern people not to adopt the
constitutional amendment. [ should
think that those who have been In
the rebellion would soon get tired of
being fed on Democratic promises.
But say, mark you'll that this Gov
eminent is to be ruled by loyal men,
far better if he had faithfully carried
out what loyal men required of him.
To-day Mr.. johnson is bankrupt as a
politician, and has no power to en-
courage rebels. But for the support
that Mr. johnson gave them, / believe
that these rebels would to-day be
restored to the Union. But | tell
the South, as their best friend, that
they must leave those who have been
deceiving them, and follow the advice
of the loyal men of the country, to
let the black man vote, to adopt their
Constitutions, and send their men,
bers to Congress. where they can
speak for their people. The quicker
they do this the better it will be for
them; and if thew, don't accept the
the terms of. Congress they will never
get any better. LApplause.].
/ advise you, Union men, of Ken
tuck, to stand fast on the platform
you adopted at Frankfort. You may
be feeble in numbers now, but the
time is coming when you will assured
ly control the State; and then Ken
lucky, throwing off the weight that
has so long oppressed her, will become
prosperous as any of her sisters. And,
when all parts of our beloved land
are ruled by loyal men, as assuredly
will one day be the case, we shall
start upon new career of progress
We shall become greater in all that
constitutes mighty people. We shall
each feel even more pride than now at
the thought that we are American
citizens. Our flag will command still
greater respect than now from all the
world. With one heart and mind,
we shall pursue our way to- great
ness, and shine Respondent as the
sun. For this consideration let us
all labor. hope, and, pray.oaroa IS =.
| The Governor closed amid wild
plaudits. Three cheers were given,
for the speaker and three for Hi
noisvsT The band struck up z Hail
Columbia. oand there iran 1 through
the audience that thrill of enthusi-
asm which only patriots ever feel. sii
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-03-25

: .,rs rne en- sent 10 all parts 10 III up work
q !. ssepair Boilers h ma ID acninery.3 n /. y
fsS~-J AL ORDER Will -seLve> yqr iHdtvlnu-
o~tfent1op, and Will De, PROM riled on
IL most reasonable erfps. " -. ~
~ once and FociMery ON the Canal .eQGner
y 81 ,sRle Sfrtffiqqus bnaa hnL ocr '-o.s.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-03-25

4. JGLEHART. III RoRaMaS
ollai9b.L. lGLEHART & CO., is
THIRD STREET, bet. Main and I,ocus4
CITY GROCERY.
a CON PLETE STOCK AND GEN
Groceries constantly on hand, with fresh
army astoi Country Produce, such as but
III Il viii be ECU our aim to supply ali reason
able wants in our line of a welIaRegaiatei
family. l.. 1GLEHART q co.
Also, the best brands of Flour, Corn
Meal. Feed, &c. mayl7 tt
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-03-25
n y4aq MEDICAL. yoiioq gdt
9anidsib oC1o i. Ssd91 .aafA
Dyspepsia CTire,
THIS GREAT REMEDY FOR ALL


9 .l.3. ; STOM4CHi Z q en- +. IN ~.
n i tna sons & sas as we e ce
menting for his own health. It cured
Cramp IN the stomach for him which had
The almost daily testimony from various
parts OF the country encourage W. TO be-
lieve there is no disease caused by Disor-
dered Stomach 1t will not speedily cure.
Physicians indorse and use it.
Ministers give testimony of its
efficacy. Sc 4 W ALI9SE
And from all directions we receive tidings
at eurtss performed. 10 fHJmnguO{ ID
7OD4SREPSlAl9GgHs7T gz9Gisua
1t is sire to cure. sTHas lfsTsYhiU
HEARTBURNi
a One dose will cure. t<f.rsg.fts UF
tSICK-HEADACHE! ci.ipsI sqe gs
-sl 1t hascured in hundreds Of cases.
HEADACHE q DIZZINESS +.
e. 1t stops in thirty minutes. v,feo..a ~
yACIDITY of the ST0MACHl otoe
"a 1t c0rrectst at once aeo,gesfrre !, .-oi.
RISING of the FOOD. Haam9 n.
9df Itstops .immediately! stsaY
70 DISTRESS AFTER EATINGi *
Al 81 ore dose will remove. IBs sai3aac mt
90 OdO1LE 6A-A1OnDOOli 100 lUHNA
Rapidly yields to a few doses. Il 70
-nBADoBREATHtsaxssw1v q saE
sagg1wnl echangcd with half a bottle-a
It isIolPerfectly J Harmless !
Its UNPRECEDENTED SUCCESS IL
owing to the fact, bat
II Cures by Insisting Nature
to re-assert her sway in the system!
Nearly every dealer in, the United States
sells IT, at 81 Der bOtflc.g n emf 4s1
C. G. CLARK & CO.,
PrOprletors,
- 4f3GIavDN rrfNa New Haven, Conn,
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-03-25
10 aoiiis0g L YON'Sa ysagDT
PERIODICAL DROPS,
The Great. Female Remedy for

Irregularities.
r HAVE TESTED THESE DROPS
u lin my own practice, over ten years,
and do not hesitate to say that nothing
has been developed by medical research
that acts so powerfully, positively, and
in cases OF female irreguiarity,
as does this medicine. In all recent cases
1t never fails, while thousands VINO have
been long sufferers are indebted 10 1T for
the boon of health to-day vfTF=IG
Although so powerful and positive, they
are perfectly harmless, and may be used at
all times, except when specially forbidden
in the Instructions .4s. - =, ss..
To all who suffer from any irregu larfty.
painful, difficult. excessive, offensive, or
obstructed menstrGation, iLeucorrhoea, or
the train Of diseases that follow, I would
say, try a bottle3 of Dr. Lyons French
periodical Drops Being q .f1pid prepara,-
ton, their action IS more direct and posi-.
tive than any pills or powders. Explicit
ailrections, bearing my fac-simile, accom-
They may be obtained/ofl nearly every
Druggist in the country, or by inclosing
the price TO c. G. CLARK & CO., New Ha-
Ven, Conn, General Agents tor the United
states aud Canada. Price 81 80 per bottle.
DR.. JOHN l.. LYON,
Practicing Physician,
oso< com New Haven. Conn.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-03-25

-oe1 nsswiad yiiYiigeh 9di no isran
- eg19ms bar .sf991i1 bridT har ESQ
iog ton isa7 aTfUps lHT9g nl04
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-04-02
[From the Baltimore Gazette, Of Friday.l
Our Southern Brethren.

We are permitted to publish the following
extract from letter to q gentleman Of this city
from q respectable and once wealthy gentleman OF
South Carolina:
SIN one of your letters, long time ago, you sala
that ali would be right after while. aEl sorry
to say that do not see any prospect OF it ut pre-
sent The future looks as gloomy az ever, II not
more 80. With no corn, no bacon, or meat OF any
kind, no butter or lard, half pint Of milk per day,
and the occasional pureh ase Of couple Of pounds
This living from hand to mouth, and upon charity,
is horrible IN the extreme and yot this ia The con-
dition Of nearly all Of us, with few exceptlons.
Those Of US who are more independent are hVinE
upon borrowed capital which, fear, tney VIII
never be able to return For OF all those who bor-
rowed money, know but few who will bo able to
make more than q living, after paT ng expenses
an the vast majority will not do lat, but go into
debt.
It is amusing, but quite unpoeticll, to see how,
our thoughts runnpon things to eat. Visions tt o.
stall-fed beef, hsrs, turkeys, ducks, to say notn
ing Of nice things, such as puddlngs, CAKES anu
tarts, are constantly presented to the minds eye
But notwithst anding all these vain imaglnlngs, we
are thankful to get cup OF coffee OF Dreaklas6
with hominy and o little sauce of any kind to re-
lieye the dryness-or absence OF butter and nttle
bread Of wheat -four, or corn bread, and perhaps Q
small portion of mackerel. Even these cannot
always be had and many time have we sit down
to table with nothing to eat but dry ylctlas inns
is bad enough when all arc well, but doubly trying
when there is Sickness as is the case at pi csent.
NV third daughter has, for the last ten days, been
very sick indeed, but, thank God, she is now bet
ter and am in hopes in fair way of getting well.
Our friends have been very kind indeed, sending
us such nice things as they could command and
thus conducting very much 10 her comfort.
IT very much fear that my last letter Will not
reach You at all, as the stamp did not look well,
and no other could no had in tho village forevo or
money. But we have plenty now"
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-04-02

DEATH OF DR.. WILLIAM CARLISLE
DR.. William Carlisle, Of this District, died
at his residence near Ridgeway, on Thurs
day last, March 28th.
The District. and especially the neigh
borhood in which he lived, have lost valu-
able citizen and friend.
The deceased was about seventy years
old. and was man Of remarkable talent
and knowledge He en- joyed the most
limited advantages Of education: and yet
he had a mind of no ordinary callbre.
His appreciation of the advantages . OF
education may be inferred from the fact
that his sons, Professor James Fl. Carlisle,
of Wexford College, Spartanburg, and W.
B. Carlisle, late editor of the Charleston
Courier, and Captain J. W. Carlisle, sue
ccssful lawyer, and member OF the Legls-
laturc from Spartanburg, all arc graduates
of the South Carolina College.
JTinnsiorD Nc'rs.
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.The great feas have little fieas.
And they have other feas to bite 'em;
These again have smaller heas,
And 40 on ad inflnitum."

The controversy is raging fierce and hot
at present in New York. One authority
says that the scavengers are amazed at the
number of waterfalls they find on their dai-
ly rounds every morning. Another equally
trustworthy authority Gas far as we are able
to judge), says that this is not the case, but
on the contrary, that chignons are worn
more than ever, and the hairdressers find it
difficult to supply the demand. We are
perplexed. We do not know what to think;
and suspense on so momentous subject Is
painful. Will not some of our fair readers
take compassion on us and come to our re-
lief?
We may be permitted, however, in con-
clusion, to express hope that nothing
stated above will prejudice our lady readers
against those charming appendages, the
new capillary attraction, the inexpressl,
BILE chignons Our word for it, it IS all
moonshine, dictated by malice. That Ger
man naturalist, we are sure, is sour old
bachelor, and certainly had not the talr OF
the sex before his eyes. Let him be ever
lastingly tabooed.
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PQSSc1lGGTS.

Per steamer Elza Hancox. from Savannah, viz Beau
fort, Sc-A Field and lady. McCrae n Kitchen, .
Hansinclanm, Il Church. B Barnett, C Kennedy. b
Ashley and lady Wright md ladies' Chases Captain
Poe, G Holiness r NJ Griffin and lady, Miss Kempsch,
Haler, T. Severe, and II deck.
Per steamer Kate, from Paatku. Jacksonville, Fer
nanaina Sc-AIisH Calder & B Jackson, N Gauo,
L Lafing J Wyman, L NJ james, . j Myers No6or,
son, R Galmonds, ] Mitchell, Slawson Captain
Craig. L Kemps, $ L johnson, Il nj Tucker, Coan, o
81 Perry, r White, G Blain, I Fox, Leman,
Murray, and deck.
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When Gen. Butler visited Albany lately.
y member Of the Assembly introduced Il
resolution commencing, " Whereas the no.
torious General Butler is on visit to this
eity therefore. resolved that the Capitol po-
lice be instructed to guard strictly all por-
table property about the Capitol: lock the
desks. &C." The resolutions were laid on
the table by vote Of 4G to 81.
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Cons1gnees per South Carolina hnilfo"d
April i.

21s bales Cotton 81 bales Mdzc, bbls Spirits IA Dds
Rosn 81 bags Cotton Seed G2 bags rain GarS Ga.t
Wagon, t;c To Slsong, I W Pope, u Wlilla!ns s
1 Son. Bruins l. Bee, Courtney 4 Trenholm. Dow
ling. Cohen, Hancke & Co. Cart KopF 4 Jeryey, Grae,
ser Lee Smith L. Co, o Reader, Adlns Frost Co, III
Lartgue, J Hinson, G PritchcI II lNschoh GO.
stenhouse Co. Utsey Kenyon. Leyeson' ,vac v-
cent NJ Caldwell Sons, Z Rodgers 4 co. = WISE -
Sloan, Jeffords & Co, L Jeiers & Co. L Murphy c
GehrellS.
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Gen. Butler declared the hanging OF MRS. Sur
ratt by Court Martial authority, the murder Of an
innocent ns G woman. What does he think OF the
hanging Of Mumford at New Orleans, accused OF
pulling down United States fag-but which act
It was asserted was committed by mere youth or
the Confederate army2 If our memory is correct,
Gen. B. stated in speech, after his return from
New Orleans, that ho should not, probably have
hung Mumford If it had not been said he dared not
do It, and executed the alleged culprit to let the
people witness his resolution. Boston Post.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-04-02
, ~om the Round Tdble.l
NELLIE.

Nelliei dim those flashing eyes
Lest their beams undo me;
Every glance that from them flies
Pierces through and through me.
Wo1ld you have me, strong and brave,
At your feet fettered slsyeP
Moi then veil them with the lid;
Prithee do as you are bid.
Nelliei loop those tresses back,
fike the sun.rifts cleaning:
Lest they glamour me, alackl
Of thear glory dreaming;
Do you dare, Of golden hnir.
For my heart to set snare?
mol then Let the curls be hid;
Prithee do as you are bid.
Neliel hush your silvery tones.
Wooing like the SIRENS;
With enchantment all hfe's zones
Their ecstasy environs.
Would you make me, for your sake,
OF 6ehriun's chalice takeP
Eol then let your voice be child;
Prithee do as you are bid.
Nellie! hide those vermeil lips.
Kiss with them the roses;
Put their radiance in eclipse.
Ere my doom disclosss.
Would you, pray, my lips betray
Into young loves wanton way?
Mol then ere I'm thus betd
Prithee do as you are bid.
Nellie take yourself from me:
All in vain you hide your face,
While in air or for l. I see
Aught of your resistless grace.
Would You smile, and ], the while,
Hspless victim Of loves guile?
Mol Let me, then, Of you be rid;
Prithee do as you are bid.
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cUnNUt0cE5
olpints In full as we treat all Female Compainta,
and prenarc Medicines suitable for all diseases to
which they are esubject-Thirty-twop page pamphle:
In sealed envelope, FREQ
The Cherokee Pills are sold by all druggists at 81
ner box. or six boxes for S.; or they arc sent hy
mail, free Of postage, in nm ordinary letter. free
rom observation by addressing the solo proprietor
Dr.. VI B.. MERWIN, 81 Walker st., N. 7.
B-Cherokee Pills No. are prepared tor
sDecial cases, when miller medicines fail these
are sent by mail, free Of postage on receipt OF rs
Ms price Of each boz.
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(NSSS%NysNNUyZihH Cures General Oeb1ttty, Rtk1k.
SS&SSH8NDBL, a.ess Mysteries IN Females,
&HH3iNl>/ PaI3,;ta5ion oftte Heart and
VIZ all .Neruous Diseases. 1t re.
=I&N8SE&= stores new life and vigor to the
6SksseS$ aged, causing the hot blood OF
AZ the Pheniz rises youth to course the VEINS res
from ne Gshes q rs toring tho Organs Of Genera.
HIe. qnnnatea tgm ga.s tio emouing InpOtencR md
this Ertr rcjuue71: De1"tty Isas ~. nr"u;mo
ou.,cos,s aiscase perfect "E2irir Of Looe," 70.
r,o,,no Ssr;,;,v and Bsrrcnness In both sexes. To
,ho v"Snr mliIc.ored und aged there is no greater
boon than this 'Elixir of Life" 1t giges new
lease of life, causing the weak and deb,iltatea 70
have renewed strength and vigor, and the entire
system to thrill with joy and pleasure.
Price, ono bottle $2 three bottles % seh' oy
express to any address ,,,a T., III
Our medicines are sold and recommended py 81,
respectable druggists in every part OF the ciV'zea
globe; some unprincplcd dealers, however, Ty 70
Deceive their customers by selling cheap and orh.
less compounds In order to mako money. he aos
decciyed-ask for these medicines ana take i.o no
others. II the druggist does not keep them %flse
to u.s. and We will send them BY express, eareiuly
licked free from observation We Will Do pIesseo
to receive letters with full statements IN regafo 10
any disease with which ladies OF gentlemen arc
afflicted Address all letters for medicines phu'pn'
lets, or ndyce to the sole proprietor, d
D. W.R. MERWIN, 81 Walker st, n I,
novf 1y
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BosT0N BOOT AMI SHOE MARKET.-For the
week ending March os.-(From thc Shoe and Leather
Renorter.IT demand since our last has been quite
moderate The shipments by sea aud rail show decline ei
fonn those OF previous weeks Of the as month There
ara oita number of buyers here scanning the market
and visiting the neighborng shoe towns but - enor neral
thing they are tnking only small parcels I'm Ia urge
hnvers there is but little doing at present. as they arc
the demand of distant markets. requires there
full supply of goods to be had at short notice anu a n"'
slight prospect of any material adync" so near te Gnu
of the trade season. With dealers tore s some conso
erabe demand anticipated during tho month OF APRIL ana
rmer feeling is manifest in seasonable Lines put no
advance is as yet claimed except On few klds hefeso
the certainty that tho goods cannot be replaced at former
selling rates As fur prices are concerned We ao hos
SEQ any advantage which can accrue 10 tue DSels u
vaitinG till next month before completing their assor
ens for the Spring trade the prospect now Is IL any
change will be TO the ndTanage Of the Heet
Total shipments by rail- ca cA lota s 1 Tss
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-04-02

DR.. Mott once performed an operation
which required, in point Of time, just tive
minutes The patient was rich: and the
bill was $3.50.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-04-02

There cometh glad tidings fjoy to ALL;
To young and to old, to g, eat and to small;
The beauty which once was 80 precious and rare,
Is free for oil, and oil may be fair.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-04-02
CHEROKEE PILLS,
Or Female Regulator,


Cure SllpprE5sed, E:rcoeetoe ossd
Painful Menstruati0n, Green
Sickness, Nervous and Spinal A.
fections, Iiains dp the Back, Sick
Headdche, Hddtaess, and all dis
eases that spring froT. trregulartty,
by removing the cause and all the
effects that arise from 1t. They
are perfectly safe In all cases, ea'.
cept arhen forbidden by direc-
tions, aud are easy to administer.
ns they are nicely sugar coGted:
They should be in the hands OF
every Maiden, Wife, and Mother
in the land.
Ladies' can address US in perfect
Il
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-04-02
The Charleston Cotton Market.

TIC CNHTICSVUH VUIION 1t1'@ARAots
OFFICE OF THE CHARLESTON DAILY NEWS,
CHARLESTON, Monday Evening" April !, 1857.
In the early part of the day prices, IN some ansac
tions were easier but under better news from other
markets there was an improved feeling ut the close
sales about 450 bales viz at 25 Is ut &C. SO at
at ~; 81 at 27 1os at % 80 at 2s 95 at 90 ut
2qH and IS at 30. We quote:
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-04-02
STATEMENT OF COTTON
,nd ON shipboard not cleared

Stock on hand and on sipboard not cleared ,o, oo
MATCH ~
The exports wero 1893 bales for Bremen l4"' 1or
Havre, and GAG for Boston,
SUGAR AND MoLAssEs.-There have been no receipts
of either Of the above since esterday The market was
exceedingly Quiet and we heard o. only few small
sales of Sugar from second hands at 12al2c TOR good
common to fair 1Sc for fully far l33zc for prime ana
l4c p fb choice Nothing whateVer transplred I'D
Molasses
FRE1aHTs-We quote: By steam for New York, &c
b for cotton and SIS q hhd for tobacco ny steam 10
Boston, c. q b for cotton; by sail for liverpool 9o
Id. p lb.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-04-02

People are leaving New Orleans Oh account of
the oppressive heat.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-04-02
Herr Lindemaun also AYERS that there il

Herr Lindemann also AYERS that there is
great deal of hair sold by dealers which
is perfectly free from Gregarines but he
maintains that neither the dealer nor the
purchaser can tell whether the hair is thus
free or not unless they are sufficiently scien,
tiGc, and provided with microscopes Of sut-
fcient power, to investigate each chignon,
set of curls, or other parcel manufactured
and offered for sale. Pediculi are, OF
course, easily discovered by anybody aftilct-
ed by their presence but the Gregarlnes
being invisible to the naked eye, can only
be detected by scientific research.
This is fearful world. 1t is as Shaks-
peare says:
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-04-02
PORT OF CHARLIE TON
Arrived Yesterday.
schr Ann S Deas from West Point MIL 40 bbs Rlce.

Arrived Yesterday.
schr Ann Deas, from West Point MIL 40 bbs hice
To Prngle. eoh ,io
steamer Eliza aancox, Richardson, Savannah, va
Beaufort and Hilton Head 25 bales Cotton, &C &c.
To Ferguson & Holmes, Aiken CO. y y -, ME.
patrick, Colcock Co. Ravenel co. fsasef D'l'
q WATSON. ro,
Steamer Kate. Peck Palatks, Jacksonville Ferpan rn
dina and Savannah. Mdze. To Mahoney Jr Cone4,
Hanckel Co, + Wiss Co, J J KirkpatEick, =!
Ingraham, Roper Stoney, W Lawton' "aroa" G
Carew, Southern Express Co, Pinkersonn'
Cleared Yesterday.
schr Margaret Reinhardt Hand, Northern Port-H E
Baker Il Co.
Went to Sea Yesterday.
Prussian brig Paul ct Marie Kempf, Bordeaux
Brig John Pierce. STout Matanzas
schr Margaret Reinhardt Hand, Northern Port.
Schr Richard Peterson, English, Northern Port~
schr Samuel Castner Jr Robinson Pmaadelpnla'
Schr John Shay (3-masted), Titon, Philadelphia
Schr Charlotte Fish, Strong, PhilndelpMa.
Schr Tennessee, Creed, Baltimore.
Schr Lucy Orcutt, Butler, philadelphia
Schr Gain, Simpson, Philadelphia.
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COMMERCIAL.
Exports,

Exports.
A NORTHERN pORT-Per schr Margaret Reinhardt-
$4,000 feet Timber and Lumber.
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Mexx lrleans Market.


NEW ORLEANS March 27.-CoTToN..- We have dull
market to note though sales Of odny foot up about the
same as yesterlay-in round numbers $500 bales Few
factors uncovered their stocks and most NIL were hr IL
their holding rates; yet those who Ind to 90 30 o.
slight decinehsac. Tho market is not auoa1sy
lower however, as with the present and prospective
fpht receipts factors prefer rest tranquil and hold ut
tie following quotations. viz Ordinary 2ea27e; gooa
ordinary a28c; low middng 29a29c and adl.nG aoG
SOa3OHc per h. Receipts since yesterday only reach S
bales against 1404 last Wednesday; for last hye days
1855 bales gross against 62 for same time LAST "eek
a decrease Of 1907 bales.
:: :. STATEMENT OF COTTON.
Stock on hand September lat, 1866. bacs-l0s I'D
Received since yesterday. o.S
Received previously. 0oo-of''zo0
749,347
Exported since yesterday. aoSO -co mn
Exported previously. .oo''Szo-ooA'"@1
Stock on hand and on aipboard not cleared, -, -,
The exports wcro 1893 baes for Bremen l4a' 1or
Glc rarn nouknp
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ALL STYLES AND GRADES OF LEAD PENCIL
Fl of superior Quality arc manufactured and offered
EA at fair terms 10 the Trade The public are In Vited
fjN to give the AMERICAN LEAD PENCIL Ine pie-
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-04-02
DR.. WRIGHT'S
REJUVENATING ELIXIR,
or, Essence Of life,

Cures General DEBILITY, Rtt.b-
a,ess, Eysterics IN Females
.Pap;tation ofMe Heart and
all .Neru0,is Diseases. 1t re.
stores new life and vigor to the
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-04-02

1851:
"Tell LEA l. PER-
RIMS that their SAUCE
liz highly esteemed in In
din, andIs, in my opinion,
the most paMtable, as
well ua the most whole
soIno SAUCE that 10
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