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United States Circuit Court,

Hon. George S. Bryan, d. j., rresid.
ing Monday, December 2.
The Grand Jury, through their fore.
man., retur >cd Il true bill against Frank
&rnimi charged with oppression and
cxtortion as revenue inspector; and a
bench warrant to arrest Him was issued,
on motion Of D. 7. Corbin, District At.
torncy.
AZ bench warrant against S. Bottles,
to answer for distillation without paying
special tax.
United States VS.. M. Manning. The
defendant having plead gnllly Of viola.
ton of internal revenue laws, submitted
an affidavit in extcnualion of punish
ment. A. Mishum was sworn in reply
after which the court sentenced the de-
fcndant to pay a fine Of ten dollars and
costs, and in default of payment to be
imprisoned one mouth.
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Loca! Itens.
eth of Mr.. Jas. s. Barber.

Death of Mr.. Jas. S. Barber.
This young man, a native and citi-
zcn of this District died at his resi-,
dcnce last Friday.
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When man is out Of money, he
shows tho loast Of it. When n man
is out oftemper, ho shows tho most Of
81 'E fi'I #'NF y
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Must Not Let tho White Men Know
About It. 16s- 80

We have letter before us, Which
the Bureau Rascal misdirccted, and
which has fallen into our Hands. 1t
is enclosed in an official enyclopo
stamped "lIeadquartcrs, District Of
Alabama, official business" and is
signed by one Mark d. Brainard, who
is an imported Bureau man, living at
Swaync's Headquarters, audrcprcsent-
ing the county Of Monroe in the Nc
nagorie, n county whose existence he
waS IN total ignorance of three davs
before hiss election by tho negroes.
Here is the letter
MONTGOMERY, ALA, Sept. 21, 'e7.
Ben. Luviso'n Esq, Porter's Precinct,
dia:
DEAR Sin, urlcttcr of'the 9spd
inst. is received. In reply to your
statement that the planters will not
let you hold meetings on their places,
/ would advise you to hold your meet
ing in the woods, us this is the only
show. Many colored people are do
ing that way.
You can put out guards so rs not to
be intorfered with by any one. The
wllitc men must not know when or
where you hold your meetings.
Nour frinn1
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az FRESH SUPPLY OF
GROC-H,-F2,T-HIs q
JUST RECEIVED BY 'ia 80
j. r. McMASTER,

bacon. Lard Mnckerell. Sardines, Pickles.
~ Candles, Flour, Sugar, Coffee, JTea,b
Layer Raisins, Choose, .Cracke,s,i soap;e
Concentrated Lyc, Potash, Excelsior Yeast
Powder, Glover Seed, Cutlery, stascka
Copporas, Blue Stone, 60, 80. .tAlso rEl,,
der's Washing Machinc. ad3 ,IunlIH ska,
{ dec 10. t2Sl HuhiLsg1 al gin9 fas..tyI
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EGy" JosErm WALKER s; Co., are ours
Agents in Charleston, and arc authorized TO
receive advertisements and make collection
for our papers.
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MARK D.. BEAINAnn

The letter is addressed to. II negro
man. 1t will be- observed that this
agent of Swaync and mcmbcr of the
the Radical Convention advises the
negroes to meet in the woods. not to
let the whites know of their proceed
inSs, and to keep out sent inels, armed
OF course, to threaten the peace of the
community.
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IN icT c FOR THE BETTER PROJECTION OF sEAMEa AND
Is :" "If,uaaANTs IN THE poRr AND HARDoR or CHARLES.


AN icF FOR THE BETTER PROJECTION OF sEAMra AND
L BE e enaced by the Senate and House Of Representa-
vs sY NJ I e ana It shs not be- ayu for any
person. except pilot public officer, to board or at
tempt to board arriving In the port or harbor Of
TO the wharf without first obtaningl from the mas
person having charge Of such vessel or nom her
I H. tahsll nosbs Lawful for any owner. AGENT master
or other person having charge OF any vessel arriving OF
being the port Of Edarfeston, sto permit or suthorze
Any sa,ors Hotd orbbalding house Keeper not licensed
II de- hereinafter provided or any agent- runner or en-
ployee6t any sailors Or hotel or boarding
house. board ateptto board any vessel arriving
n or lying or odrne n the hsrbor or port Of Charleston
or anchored with intent to invite ask or solicit the
Boarding my Of the crew employed on such vessel
Ill f gali not be lawful for any sailors or tmmt
grants hotel boarding house keeper or the employee
or any sailors Immigrants hotel or boarding house
boarded any yessel made fast TO any wharf
in the port Of Charleston to neglect or refuse to leave
said vessel after having been ordered go to do by the
master or person having charge OF such vessel
fv" It shall not be lawful tor any person to keep CON
duct or carry On either owner proprietor agent OF
Otherwise any sailor OF immigrants boarding house.
or sailorsor immigrants hotel In tho city OF Charleston
withouthivhgia hrease from the CITY Council thereof,
" shaunot bo lRHsul for any person. not having the
license this Act provided or not being the regular
agent runner employee OF person having such Il
cense to invite aak OF soci Inc &C Guy 20 OF ~ ,a
ioS On onv ycoss1 9r ne on1 i,9mornnt arrivin, IN
a ~ = ~ y ShorsSn0 nvssS, VI - "t'
vi The ity Council shal1 take the application of any
=, , ~ tor 1icsnoo to teen sn,Iors or immi
t Snsrdins Sonsc Or ssilor's Or immierants hotel
, ~ VI ,on ovdsnce
~ ~ M Ite SsS ~ ~ AZ i,,;t o5 omnatsncv os snch an
ca4 se , W iS th ahIees NJ hs accnnmodat;one
h sona - him icsnse which sbali be good for one
year. unless sooner revoked by said City Council to
aSSE ond - invita and sot honrlera Tor the
SAWS a.. .'-''.' -N ~
saae. me ~ o.,,,,, ,,, ,,,,, ,.,.soo+o,v o,da,co
VII Inc Slty Councu uay upon e.luoaS9
or tne olsoraery chalaeter ol auy suofS VI o
hotel or ooardm8 mousse nsenseu as W po
ded or OF the keeper or proprietor OF any such mousse
or OF any iorce aSa oeeet OF sn ho,0n ~
Vtng OF soncung poaluers or loaseis or suo uouI, &
on the part OF such Keeper OF 4s any oi III n.s
agents. RUNNERS OF enpioyees, OF o. any I
suaae OF any :" e noh S,,o ~
in the hafpor Oh Cnarespon Ds sucn keePet ot Ptolo
the license for keeping such house.
VIII. Every person receiving the license herenDeore
provided or shall pay 10 the CITY COUNCIL aforesaid ne
sum OF twenty dolars. .,, ao.,o.,.
k Tue saia Cy IouIo.. s h,aa Lo.,ea eas ano5
or imngEans nosi or ooaruS lug hos.a M S;sJ. o
W tnenn aS ~ ~, ;.a - ~. anavoJ tHa mama nj s,,ch
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Passengers.

Per steamship Manhattan, from New York-Dr and
Mrs White Hlndson, wife and daughters, DR. "
Blackwood, F Gonzales, DR. Woodward. Howe, =
Garland, Anderson, Mrs q Taylor. Mrs 6 " WOOD
man, ] Loomis, A Lane Ms g schmitzer. L speid,
-Peroiral, J Campbell W McEerren, D. BUCK,
ley, Buckley, Mr. and Mrs d Sell. Thompson; I
Agent, Gibbs. Judge Lesesnes Anderson,5 b!ue, .
Crogan Mrs NJ Grant, Mira Blake, Miss Kate Karnick
Per steamer Dictator. from Jacksonville, P1atka'
Fernandina via Savannah-W 81 Watson, DeIreMne,
lady and children, Usina r Clark and iady MISS
nam Miss Walton Miss Parsons. q M Wenges, Miss
Z Weinges, Chamberlain, N Craig, Fort NJ v
King; W Belcher and lady, Lowenthai, Purcell Ut
Reid. d Davidson, Col Hickson. Capt Paine, Mrs
Roach, Zwarock, 6 Leary, Miss Pevey Pedin' ana
deck. 49,. -, :, ,,,.,-
and lady Wilson, Mr. Hazard and lady, Miss n )
Bartctt Mrs North, Mr. Fishburne, r Stockman, MI
BIoomberry, E III Festu, and 25 deck .-.
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DRUGS, CHEMl: AIS, ETC.
SARATOGA
!. ........::;;.,> - s,...;;:=:.... ~
'''EXgELSIORs SPRING WATER,

TlHE WATER OF THIS SPRING Is BELIEVED TO
4 be unequalled by that Of any other in the farsmed
valley Of Saratoga Its virtues such have secured
the high enconlius of all who have used it, possess
ing, It does in eminent degree, cahnrc diuretc
Alternative and tonic qualities
From SAMUEL HENRY DICKSON, NJ D., Professor
Ptastice Of Physic, Jefferson Medical College, Phila
delphis, formerly Of Charleston S. G. - -.
,rc PHILADELPHIA, November 10, 1850
taking the water Of the Excelsior Spring Of Saratoga
Accustomed during the great portion Of my invalid Life
the different waters of tho several fountains which
upon them tor much of tho comfort enjoy, am salts
fed that the E1celsor Water is well adapted as any
other among theDn, not moro SO, to the purposes for
which they generally employed. II is very agreeable
strongly mpregnated with the carbonc acid, lively and
sparkling. can heartily and conscienhously
recommend 1t to oil who need gentle. eatharhc and
diuretc.' SAMUEL HENRY DICKSON, Md.
The Water Is put up in Pint and Quart bottles. and
packed In good order for shipping. Pints in boxes OF
four each and Quarts in boxes of two dozen each
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TIE NEW SOUTHERN TE1TnE-The New Orleans
Picayune gives additional. particulars OF the rev
textile plant that is to supercede the cotton plant
Ii called the Ranle. aRoots set out on; the 2Sd
Of March have sent which
10 spread, and Initiating in this respect the low
growing sd roso called HTda ana RSss 70 e 1sTns coo
brieht light green. These roots wore, nearly a
The gseGnd was tsnas31s ssssa3al
to- It's growth. Roots id other places some
what later aIe also coming up There WILL eVl-
The specimens of fabrics made from the Ramie
have been received those OF Ksms 4hs
Dsrio cS Hayana: SAYS, ssthey leaSe nothing more
to be desired They have also received in haysh ~
seeds Of the plant which have been furnished a. Ds
the Society OF Acelimation Of Paris. Whether
these seeds viii germinate as readily Us the plant
grows from roots remains to be seen; c.,. .,
:. Afurther supplyi is expected from vera Gruz as
soon as the siege Of that city is sufficiently at a
end to enable them to be obtained: Ihe Praee s o
the roots is one dollar each, or one hundred tof
| ninety dollars. ,..5 -,
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--s> -----s>sTt- --I-7,-;
The Mobile Register has been shown an old: al

1.-The Mobile Register has been shown an:o and
rare coin.a It is Of "copper" about half the size Of
the copper cent OF the United States, and bears
lie date Of 17si hAbGye thi4 s ate Che Words
"Colonies FRANCHISES" and beneath it the letter
q. On the fe1Sefse side is 6f6ss' suft:dunted suft
by a crown, and surrounded by the inscription |:
(" SIT Nonsen Domtn. Bened,ctuns." This coin was
found in Mobile few days ago, and though it
6as stood the weat and tear of nearly hundred
and fifty years, it iB not very much worn. 1t Is
rather rough specimen OF the colners sNl' ous
was perhaps considered pretty enough; century
and a half ago.
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;on.ignees per south Carolina Railroad,

bates Cotton ass bes Mate. 10 bbi. spirAs sna
bbls Crude Turpentne, az bbls Rosn, bags Flour.
car Old Iron and Sundries. To Willis Ghisolm, Wal
lace Bro, r Martin, oNeil, Agent, Dawson
& Co. G W Williams l. Co. C NiAveril Son, q W.
D Kirkpatrick, g Walter Co. II Cobia Co, Street
Bros Co, A Johnston, NJ Goldsmith l. Son, Davis
PrsheH gssy Kenyon ,i Roagess @ &C. Gorsep seR
Kanapaux, Lsnneau Co, Graeser, Lee Smith Co. IL
1urua
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PORT CALENDAR.
CORRECTED WEEKLY.
MARINE NEWS.
P0RT OF CHARLES sToS.
!. Arriyed.Y .Yester,lay

s.e,msbip Manhattan, woodruff. New YORK left satnr-
day, NJ -Mdza. To- Street Bros e. ~ iarpU1' = T
Haydsn MGss S:rtsn Msceqp ~ asa adser e.
aaIsnder 9 Iitschg Crane, Boyleston co. WalKer,
Agent Ms cOtohs 6 a99PsaSss 1 I Ken.
nedy, johnson, q Hhlen GoudkoR Eeutn- !.
mar. F Panknin, LANCER, Cook CO. hsIss AYE g
man 7 n Muller, O Ahreps Co, Gruber q Martin, .
YoIlers, Khnck, Wickenberg Co. sennen & ~,
Obemsn Hurkamp Co, Muler, Ntmiz q 10, hars t 9
CO, EPsnna stef1ens Go, oSein, .,m Gs.ea Ga
wiIiisms Darcy. Charleston Hotel, Mantoue Co.
" Brown Meltxler, Le1gnick b Sell Furchgon blo,
Foosrt;e stllman, Fsss Belts, Marsnal oqfse 81
Rodosrs Z CO, " corwin co. D ONein Sons, Has
He Galhoun Co, Paul Co, Trim, B doley. y 2
Hugsr courtenay. Little Mssana1' SaILmI
M'ss Murtsnd, W W shackelford, G W Williams
GO n SHUT Wagener Heath Monsees Captain q
Paine wisms Sns4ar CO AeKsV dep csmpSa sto Webb
Co. Macullar Williams Parker, Ma1snAu, !.
Bnos' Feldman Jefords Co, Brandes Campoen g
Higgins, silyey seligman Mehrtsns T99nn, % a,1ns1
r O'Neill g. Sons; Bellamy Robinson, B Duyal q
son. J& Dawson, L Fslk h Co. Marion, Sstch,
elder Bird CO. BGSnEle 1Nsan S.m.Soo ssriey
Co i Small CO, ia Besnnish 90. 0stendorn 20, I
Stsnhouse q CO, Strauss yances Go. o Quartornas
BuEesn 9raef nds sHa e Of the
sS sehr Ann Dsss, nom West Point MIL Ct bbls Rice
T. Essapss sasas ps..sa Viz Jacksonville
EFarnaiitiia md tssysnpaba, bales cottop Turtle
and Mdsef 10 y Aiken b Co Bruins Bee. 0enen aa
Hesa 9e asS gnStae Sssyelsy sys eossroSs
" ssasmT Emile, Davis aeoggesoWni tsloel
Rice, and HerOes 4ol.ssea 20 lg wy s9scn %c-
eiord. rOs CO R!sss sssasSn ME- MAN y
Cleared Yesterday.
,n,.,,,SnscAe8 1Csw York-Willis & ChiBOlm
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- III, Gsroa.-The cotton crop is doing admirably
taali and the farmers have every reason to expect
- q aarge.erop this year The late refreshing rains
1hava given the young icotton fresh start, and it
). isaHeS aerowing finely T. is believed that more
ttnda NsF made IN the district than was made
vsaaSr atiH We! !hepe that bur tarmera viii be
. S5%SSsS as Il win donbt enable many Of our
Sssns 70 eIonefate themselves from the many
f3es and embarrassments which haYe retard-
"a "a their efforts 10 successful prosperity. -.
: ~ ~ 80 =. -. II Eastern Journal
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y n, ,he Elt,to,. nt, tha Ernn,;ne,. and Times !:

: =. 10 he Etuor of the Examiner ana Times
# s ss RSssaRs sas TssssIe sas 4ed
sss ssssas ssss sss sPe COTTON COTTON
osufne to few producers 81 fancy articles, been
Almost ruinous trslesFbE sCpast six Gnonths-
and Why2 Simply because the world could not
take Off the production at the hugh yalnes rnling
and merchants would not trade. saehs an ts6solute
certainty Of loss. Must manufacturers still work
to q loss? L say most decidedly not, they only
pursue o. @ msastatI II sprnisa t9course. Yarns and
cloth are both readily saleable in Manchester inst
now because they appear to have touched level
yyfS6RgtD,Nhich merchants think is toleraby safe;
sG4khH buyers Of cotton would only operate frpm
hand to mouth not be Influenced by sangutne
brokers, nundatons, boil worms, or rather terri
fying rumQrs. they would have the game IN their
#ssss ssafey "a en0ugh snsad-
here is actually cotton in view than our pre-
vous experience will warrant us IN thinking Gan
be required, exclusive q xhft is in hivsspSo ss
pecially Il the onsunkAaaeale1tpftg q .n tne past
said that figures can be made to prove anything
There sIS Eat H0b66tf fieaaaoat from India, and
at least 66066 6alss from America, every bale Of
which We may expect to receive by the end of Au-
s,ILatss) most undoqsssdly receive tto9 p
Auferica 200 600 bales in addition to what is al
ready afiost, for stocks are large at the ports
,d457 I0Q9 and must flow toward Liverpool as con-
STf&a666Sn in the United States is on most limited
scaie lust now and the weekly receipts will, in ial
probability, suffice for it's requirements: we may
EXPECT in the seventeen weeks at least 70 200 bales
nom Turkey and the Vest lnaiss,. ssa s3D@ snd
foot up" as our Yankee friends would say, to
snretty smart volume" To recapituate-
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confidence, and state their oom-
plants In full as we treat all Female Complaints,
anil prearc Medicines suitable for all diseases TO
which they orc csnbjcot-Thirty-twop page pamphlet
In sealed envelope, freq
Tho Cherokee Pills sold by all druggists at 81
pcr box, or six boxes for g.; or they ara sent by
innil, free Of postage, In ordinary letter, free
hon observation by addressing the sole proprietor,
DR.. W.R. MERWIN, 81 Walker st., N. z.
N. B-Cherokoe Pills No. Q are prepared for
tpecia1 oaass, whom mder medicines fall these
are sent by mail free of postage, on receipt Of 3
Asprics Of each boa.
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consider Ghictesins Sons PiIuos superior to any
In the world. s-.t--
They are unrivsed for their singing qualities and for
the harmonious rounaness OF their tone. There 10
perfect homogeueity throughout all the registers Tae
upper notes are reInsrkape for cearnesa and purity
which do not find in any other instrument while the
base Is distinguished power without hArahness and
for magnificent sorority.
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FHALBERG.
GOTTsCHALK.

consider Chinkering 4 Sons Pianos, beyond oom-
parison, the best have ever seen In America.
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CHEROKEE PILLS,
Or Female Regulator,

Cure Suppressed, Ereessivs and
Painful henstruation, Green
Sickness, Nervous and Spinal ~
Jectiyas. Pains IN the Back. Sick
Redattcde,. Giddiness, and all dis
eases that spring from. trregularity,
by removing the cause and oil tho
effects, that arise from 1t. They
are perfectly safe In all cases. eo-
cept 10hen forGitiden by direc-
ti0ns, and a.e casy to administer,
as they are nicely sugar coated:
They should be in the hands OF
every Maiden, Wife, and Mother
In the land.
odias con oddress us in rerfect
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eAssS1 9getl, causing the hot blood OF
:" AZ ne PhcntT rises youth to course the veins res
from the asher Of is inrinr tho Or0ans of GsnSrd-
s: Gmu,esen T gnr, tion remorin0 Lupotency and
Tx rSstr rSiuue,,, Debility restoring Mdnliness
ats he svstsH, a,d and full vi0or, thus proving
overcome disease perfect "Eiinir of Lore" re-
movInv Sterility and Bsrrenncss in both sexes. To
tho young and aged there Is no creator
iesse Of life causing the weak and debilitated to
. system to thrill with Joy and pleasure.
Price, ono bottle 81; three bottles IS; sent BY
express to any address,
6ur medicines are sold and recommended BY all
respectable druggist, In every part Of the civilized
gobei some unprlnclpled dealers, however, try to
deceive their customers by selling cheap and worth.
less compounds in order to make money. Be not
dcceiYed-ask for these medicines and take no
others. If the druggist does not keep them, write
to us, and we will send them BY express, carefully
packed, free from observation. We will be pleased
10 receive letters with full statements IN regard to
any disease with which ladies or gentlemen are
sftIcted Address all letters for medicines, Danph'
lets, or advice, to the sole proprietor, .
Dr. w.R. MERW1N, 81 Walker st., N. z.
May as WIN ly'
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&C. 900 PIANOS.

In the construction of which they have introduced every
Known aud valuable Improvement They have tnvar1a.
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-.Ths exports are exclusively for Liverpool go.
fair demand and good supply, The sales today etn;
bracsd a39OO saeks, Of winch 5000 yellow mixed and
1000 mixed at l16 Is 600 white and yallow mixed 81
mixed at 81 TO- 100 yellow and ffoo ohoiee as
per bpshel. =; ~: ~. ~ ..,...,a.: :.
ara 10 per ib for Cotton BY steam for New York. lc Tor
Boston Steam New York and Boston S5c per sack for
Corn 6ossSc per bb for four and 81 for Pork Sail Tor
Liverpool 17S4aSl8d for Cotton; Havre lHc Steam for
Liverpool "a.
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TEAPUS CURANDI DIFFER NONIk AEkUA
:. sRODRIGUE'S ::
4 IN ,.i.i.l:,i,,i ~ TO :. ~ !' - ~ -
.PULMONIC ELIXIR SPECIFIC.

T~oR THE CURE OF CONSUMPTION PAINS N THE II1I
= CHEST AND SIDES, DIFFICULTY IN BEEAIA .a11si
ING, BRONCHITIS CATARRH, ASTHMA, COUGHS
HEMORRHAGE, and all affections OF the Lungs
This great revvfyer is offered to the public that az
who viif avail themselves Of Its remedial power may Dc
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In difusing through each channel OF the human
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sraon each and every concoptant disorder present IN
the mslsdy recognized Consumption, and hitherto
deemed hopeless and tncurable. .., "a, l.
This compound il perfectly safe. possessing neither
narcotic nor amec properties which unfortunately are
Always EN- poyed essentials In every preparation for
Oonch or Lung sfecton-a mistake which too often 10
its Irritating and debBatng consequences, only COD
dcos 10 much general arrangement OF the SYSTEM de
stroytno appetite and creating nn injurious nervous Of
cbenaant augmentng suffering with frequent fata re'
Gults. IN =; ,,,,,o
specAc the most distressing Cough Yields, dffcuty ID
breahine and pains and soreness subsde, hemorThagc
is srresed and health and strength re-cstablshed.
PRICE FOR SINGLE BOTTLE sl25
.s6ld,.byathS Proprietor, northwest corner SOCIETY
ASp MEETING sEREETs and tue principal Druee,sts M
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WEIlLl.

Your Pianos are superior to any have ever seen in
this country or In Europe.
have never heard tone 10 perfect; yields every
sIpresson ths, 10 needed munic, and its quality
capsble Of change to meet every sentiment. This
rare power and is derived from the perfect purity OF
its tome together with ta sympathetic elastic and well
balanced touch,
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-05-29
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NEW YoRK-peer stsamship Psapsco- bales T Cotton.
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The Charleston cotton Market.
OFFICE OF THE CHARLESTON DAILY NEWS,
CHARLESTON. Tuesday Evening, MAY ~ Ieo''
The demand, which was Light wsa mainly on sOqd
cotton s bales at the prices OF the day before se
SO ut "a, and 9 at as cents. -
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