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oIe They have raised the hlghsst commendAuon from
III. and VIII always rendor satsfsotion.
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FAMILY CASES.
tvtlf, morocco caso and boob. o.
10 largo yias, In morocco and book. ............. d0
20 largo viis. plain case, and book ...........,. 6c
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VETERINARY BPEC1FICs.
HManosany oasss 70 Mns SIC. 90
aa-These remedies, by the or single boz, Art
SAINT TO any part Of fthe country By Mall Kxpress e4
" charge, on reoeipt Of the price, Address
HUMPHREYB' sPEOIFIo
HOMGoPATnl0 MkDloINE COMPANY,
omeo and Depot No. 662 DrosdwAy, New York.
Dr.. HuNPRnl1s II consulted daily at bis oflce, DER
ponAuy or By letter. sbove for ali forms Of doiie
DAWIE q NOISE. Wholesale Agents
No. l6l Meeting street,
Opposite Charleston uotol.
w. A. SHRINE. :.
A. ~. EZEKIEL g. co.. Retail AgInts,
No. 23i KINa-BTREET. 4th door above Marfst-st
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GA r d.

with feelings Of pride American manufacturer,
that We pnblisl the following toatlmonIas, which haze
teen received by recently: '
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COMMERCIAL.
The Charleston Cotton Market.

EXPORTS
NEWPORT, 1-Pcr schr NJ E Banks-75,0o0 feet Vel
low Pine Lumber.
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Wilmington NInrkoi.

WILMINGTON, July 25.-RosIs-The msrket is quiet
and sa,cs reached only bbs at "a iS for common
81 sos7 S6 for No d 50 so for low No and 81 rs for
No. /. '10'
sPrnrTs TunPEFIRs-125 bbls sold ut ca Cts
CRUDE TURPENTINE-1s firm and In good ,lc,,and
pounds. ~
TAn-Has declined o5c. and $50 bbl, sold at ss 80 per
barrel. " ~ -
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$4,000 PIANOS,

In tho construction OF which hoy have introduced every
known and valuable improvement They have invarIe.
bly, besn selected and used by ali Of tile worlds 40
knooedoed great artists who have visited this country
professionally, both for private and public use
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PRODUCE 1LAi,I;Er.

PRODUCE IsNKET-
| NEW YORK, July 23-FInuR, &r-lhc Flour mar
ket for high grades md fresh ground IL rnhcr
| atcady while old IL dull ard Lcavy.
State; 81 loas9 % Tor Lrtr State; SO OnlI W for
Choice States 10 5A8 for HurIuo wcscrnsa o5s0 90 for
choice western; 20 :oaIo 10 for COMMON to good ship
ping brands extra round hoop ohio md SO S5al2 10
Southern ionr ~ BIZ siy t,iss atlS bbs nj 50 30
nlo 20 for common. aud sII 3oilG as Tor fancy aud
| extra.
California our rather s,eay Sales $500 sacks
and bhh Ht st2 9SasI5 and small Fales at sl5ls.
Sales 50 0O1 bshcs at 81 20 for No Spring; .2aa
No Spring. ~ GO for amber jersey. 81 i2Ia Bays
for California; 80 80 for mhio dcorin. aud 81
| 65 for amber do.
bushels at 0yca new mixed Western; 81 o2ni oi
fancy lois do; ss!oSr for Mns unl 81 10 for Western
Data arc lc better and Inorf.s1t Ohio md Stn,e.
els p f9S Te iharket Is steady but quiet sales FOO
Heels qulet a. Ii,ial2c for Carolina, and 9Na9ssc
corrEE~Tlo market Ia o more steady, will, fair
business doing sues Rree last .lUo Lags lilo. part
q. i2's god n bond aud 80 quarter bags Mochn ut 32e
suoAR-is steady, with good business doing. Sale,
sinGs Elm our as n; $500 s @ ut l4ae for cmba Iaaiase
AioiAssEs-he market is steady witn however. moth,
r-Is steady q: 81 tor shipping and 81 5oal IS for
retail lo,e
american ingoIs rules h,,ncr. Sales e2o..
900 lbs ct 2Ja23tc for baltimore, sd 2ic for Porso
Lake.
| and $50 do Greon u, full prices
Pnoristoss-Iho Pork market opened Etoldy and
closed Irregular. Sales 6sJO bbli ut at Sa 123
Mess closng at s23 00 regular; $40 IS old Mcss
$40 75a2o 25 for Prime nd sI hDa22 rs Prime Mess
lcef Ia ilrni Sales 1870 bbls ut sISasa new Plain
Mess, nnd s23ia5 for now Extra Mess.
Bccf Hams dull mt s30lti0.
Cut meals 1rncr. suUs 100 pCkgs at 1l,al2c for
Shoulders, and l5a17l 80 for Hams.
Bacon Is searso aud quiet sales lc5 pckgs at Ice for
old Cumberland CUT 2ic for ice-currd long clear md
10 for smoked clear rib sIdes
Lard is lrlner. Sales sSJ bb's al I2ikaI31.c,
Butter is quiet ut lOa2lc for oho, and l5n25c for
Stale.
Cheese Is heavy at Ta1ic
fnEIon,B-ro Liverpool 100 hhds Tobacco at o5s; 200
cs Lard at los; 75Uu bushels Coru ut 9.:sI; and pcr
steamer, $50 tnles Cotton nt Jcd. 10 LONDON 10 200
bushels Corn at sd.
To Glasgow IuOo bushels Corn ut Sd, nnl per steamer
7GU0 bushels Corn at 3,id.
10 Bremen euo hids Tobacco at 2o,. aud per steamer
f0C0 hds Tobacco at 3s aud 400 brle9 Cotton sd
To Antwerp. pcr steamer. 100 tcs Lard 1T aas oil.
brig to penarlh Roads for orders Bristol Channel
IS 900 bushels Corn mt Is ID Italian brig to Cardiff
with l3. .OJU bualicis Corn at ia Cd.
DriGRh bark with lG,uoJ bushels Corn 70 Cork for
orders at 6s und ship to Hamburg with 500 bO!s
Nnphhn nt o..
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sEAIlLIA sI1IILIBUs CURANTUR.

HUMPHREYS
HUmEOPATIIIC SPECIFICS
II AVE PROVED. PROM THE MOST AMPLE KIPB.
IL R1ENoR, an onttre rucceHs: :simple-P.umpt-Rr.
sient and Reliable They tho only medicines per-
feoty adapted TO popular uss-Bo simple that mistakes
saunot he made In using them; harmless q, to b.
ireo from danger, and efficient TO bo always rea
ole. They have Iaissd the highest commentator from
Ill, and viii always rendor satisfsctiop,
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81 bales Cotton, loo bales Mdze TG6 bags Wheat $40
bags Flour, "a bbls Naval Stores, Lumber md
Wood. &C. To Goldsmlth & Sou. Rayenel & Co, street
Bros Co. N Robson, " Hail. courienay Il Trcn.
holm, Baker Il Co. Mcitzlcr. dibbcs * 90. q L
Pritchelt MnrshIll, Utsey Kenyon, d Kirkpa,-
rick, W Henery. Railroad Ag. ut.
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OFFICE OF THE CHARLESTON DAILY NEwS,I
CHARLESTON Frldny Evening, July 90, 1867. I
Tho inquiry was quito good, purchasers showing
strong disposition to operate saes 2l5 bales. say ut
49, IS at o3, lo5 at a. q ot o. at 25 aud 81 at &c.
Wo quote:
Low Mldunng.... ....---.......- -.23h924
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EUROPEAN TESTIMONIALS,
Receiped during ne monm Of Au7u,, 1865

Receiued during he month Of hu7uS 1853.
Lo;IDos. July 25 1857
md ssE X @ nf hsd ss
your rianos In such high estimation r:ae my cerl6.
TO Europe. TO ascertain the opinion OF my
brethren. Tho enclosed certificate will prove how
forward. At tho samo ,!ne letter reeeived rom" my
trond sir. ooI..rd which am mus, DO gra,b.
have Tie honor to be, gentlemen yours very .rn,,,
JatLs III. wEIIIT.
JaEres n. #ehH Et9.:
convey 10 Mcssrs CheferinE tho eIrro sion OF NV
highest approval Of their iuBtrn:Gu 1; TO- con .dcr
tnre that havo tried. but Of Grand pIauo.
iorlcs that has over come under my chrerva,io and
turned out from their manuf,c,ory an iistr.IaSnt
Which. for touch, qualify power and Workmanship Il
wide world.
Dear cir. vOry sincerely yours.
Firm Of oolIAri & ooArd. pisnoforto Msnusoiussrs,
London.
u,.,, LospcN August "a, 1906.
atates. must beg you to rcmemOer me kindy 10 tic
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Wishing you, &C.. remain evert. Ily.
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turerB, London
LONDON, July 20. 1865.
AeiirI CAieterin1 d Sons:
aKNTs have iust been invited by Messrs CoIlari to
try Grand PiApo-fOrt6 manufactured by you aud
have no hcalation IN endorsing tho opinion my old
iiend Mr. o. D. Coi.rd. ys: That 1t is tbs ancsI In
strumeptI I ever played on.
Believe me. gentlemen. moss faithfully yours
J. L. HATTON.
Teftimoridt from ne dir,a,thed Artitr IN Riropt
TO HefrrI. Chiekerin0 d Sons:
Losoos. July as 1865.
Having played upon Piano.forte made By Mcesrs
Ohckering Som. OF Boston and Now York, I hayo
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For sweetness and briliancy OF tone. dolcacy OF
touch and magnificent power Tor concert purposes
LIZ THE pEsr HAVE sEKs OF AaEniUAN MANUFACTURE
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g. A. 0SB0RSR- lALFRED JAELL.
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JULES BENEDICT. J. MuSOaRLEJ,
N. ". DALeE. Prof OF Corsor yntoredo
UHaS HALLE. Loiryie.
BRINI4EY RICHARDS. b. ARTHUR CHAPEL
nENE FAYAnLEn Director Of Monday Con.
SYDNEY Smith. certs, London.
Among tho chief points excellence Of The Chicken
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copBratuatory testimonials to tho MessTs. Chckerng,
the greatest possible depth rcncas and volume
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New Orleans Market.

NEW ORLEANS. July a. corTox-1he tendency OF
the market to-day has been toward unusual hrnness
the views OF holders being materially strengthened by
tho Improved tone OF Tho New York sdvics. Offerings
were light throughout and generally of undesirable
charneter being mostly confined TO tho interior rlass
eationB tho movement IL which quito limited, as
the mnjorit OF the orders hand called the higher
descriptions @ Of tho sapo Under thoso circ. instance
being restricted to barely GOO bacs elk brokers pnrc
patng In the business Prices indicated nddliIoual
improvement tho larger portion Of the lists Sold rcaz-
ing figures disclosing I'M irregular advance Of Snc por
To- The market, however, waa unsettled throughout,
and as 1t Ia almost impossible to give approximate ouo.
tahons eVon we deem Il expeient TO omit them ato-
gethar.
STATEMENT oP corTos.
Stock on hand September ], 1866. bales 10o oso
Rsceivei nrerS;,s, aSS oo,
Additional bales made from wrecked, loose,
burnt and damaged Cotton. pickngs,
sampes, Sc-..-. 13,323-f70 3I2
s7aSs4
cleared previously .83I 775-8?4 775
Stock on hand and on shipboard. -. . 37e19
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Passengers.
Per steamer Fannie. from savannah via Beaufort Hi
tom Head &c-Mrs Wyc, Miss wylIc " McIae, 7 C
and deck.
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Cures General DtGiIitV, Wfdt-
ntss, Hgsferics In femd!es,
itffpffafion Of Me Heart and
aR Serr0us Disedsts. Il re-
tt'res now life and vigor to the
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"a emilio WAS on her up-hoaith in her look
strength WAS IN her step. and In her hands-PLiurA
TOE DITrKnh."
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WEIILI.

Your PiAnos superior 10 any have ever seen In
thls country or In Europe.
have htard tone 50 perfect II yfelds oyerv
expression that IL needed musc and lie uunIity In
capable OF change TO mcet every sentiment. This il
rare power, anu 10 derived from the perfect purity of
is tone, together with s sympathetic elastic and well
balanced touch. "
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Do surc thai every bote bears tho facsimile Of our
signature on s'.ocl plato table, with private stamp
oScr tho cork
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WORLDS sazn, ne,,nop

TIIhi.BuItG'S OPINION,
consider Chickerng Soma pIsnos boyond oon,,
psrfson, tho beat hnye seen In AmcrIc.
X. TuALpERa,
Chairman Of Jury on Musical Instrrnen
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NEW YORK, July 23.-FLnUB, &r.-Thc Flour mar
ket for high grades md fresh ground IL rnticr
steady, while OLD IL dull ard Lcavy
Tic sales 800 bbs Mt sc 80 rs for Suporfinc
Slntc 81 10Ls9 % Tor Ertr Stoc; $40 0tall w for
Choice Statc 20 5yA8 for o5Is0 90 for
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During H. past eight years have constantly played
upon e 1uhsS celebrated Erard Pianos yours aro tho
9ny natruments that hAyo found, either hsro or In
EUROPE 70 equal them In sn their points Of excellence
II rn.y be ..tiufsotory to patrons and friends
among hs public 1t largo TO state that testimonials haye
been reoeived from 81 the leading Artists who hEye
visited or arc now reading In tho United States foE of
whose nAme1, besides thoso above, We sppend;
LEO DE- MEYER, aUSTAy HATTRB
AiFRED JAkI. J. BRNRDirr
II. tAEDERSON, NJ 6TRAROGUH
T. HOFFMAN,. JULLIRN
ARTHUR NAPOLEON.
And many others
n nLUsTRATED ALBUAs AND PRIoR L1BTB
GRNT by MAIL.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1867-11-22
Charles Dickens arrived at Boston on the
Steamer Cuba, on the 10Th instant

Mr.. SrrwAnr's BEsEFA oT1el 1t is now
stated in reference to Mr1A. TsStewar5's
rumored philanthropie investment in New
York, that he will soon erect a block Of dwell
lings up town, to cost $1,000, 900, and to
be forever the home Of the working women
Of New York. 1t is not to be an alms-house
but home-more extensive than the Work
ing women's Home in Elizabeth street
where women may find food and shelter at
prices within their reach, and whatever rev.
enue it may yield is to be employed in the
erection Of other like Institutions Mr. Stew
art has also resolved to expend $4,000, 600
in the erection of tenement houses on an APP
proved plan, and to devise them to board
of trustees to be composed Of one person from
every religious denomination in the city, and
to be SO rented as to yield revenue that
shall be applied to the construction Of other
model tenement houses in New York perpet-
ually.-N. Y. Times.
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The New York Herald quotes the FEEDER
al Constitution to show that no person is ell
igiole to seat in the Lower House of Con-
gress unless he has been citizen Of the Uni
ted States for seven years, or to the Senate
unless he has been citizen for ten years.
Assuming that, according to the decision in
the bred Scott case, negroes were not citi-
zens, at least until Mr.. Lincoln's proclama-
ton in 1862, it concludes that they are not
now eligible to seats in Congress, We are
surprised at the Herald quoting the Consti-
tuition on body which has ignored it. Does
it not know that the only test of eligibility
is loyalty to Radicalism ? Citizenship is out
of the question, and MISREPRESENTATION
from the South is fixed fact under Con-
gressional Reconstruction.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1867-11-22

In report which had been prepared by a
collector of one Of the largest revenue dis
tricts in the country. and which, it is said,
will be presented to Mr.. johnson in a few
days, it is asserted that the loss Of the Gov
eminent from the non collection of the tax
for the last twelve months, on the article Of
whisky alone, has been upwards Of $780,
900, 600, while the loss on tobacco is set
down at $25, 100000. These losses are,
it is alleged in the report, to be attributed
to corruption and mismanagemcnt on the
part Of the collectors. The document re-
ferred to suggests an entire remodelling Of
the system, and a general dismissal Of the
present incumbents, to insure full collec-
ton Of the taxes and an effectual suppression
of fraud
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G1O 600 WORTH OF
eDIOeOOO Winter Goods,
Just received at the Cheap Dry Goods Store
Great Breakdown in Prices +!
Goods at Prices obtained before the War

Goods at Prices obtained before the War II
We are now receiving from New York our
second supply Of WINTER GOODS, and we can
truly say to all our friends that we are now pre-
pared to sell goodsat old prices, with one or two
exceptions.
tits a fact that all kinds of goods have fallen
greatly below their value, and we are now pre-
pared to Trove what we say ifyou will only ex-
anime our stock.
Calcoes from cts to one shilling
Delaines Is cts,
The best one yard wide Cotton 10 per cent low
er than it was;
Bismarck, Refts and Alpacas,
French Marinoes, very low,
Black Goods at less than old prices
The largest lot Of Cloaks and Furs ever secn IN
Staunton, at old prices. In fact we have the best
stock ofgoods we have ever had, and We know
that no house in the Valley can sell at less prices
than We can, as our goods have just been bought
at heavy losses TO importers.
PIPER, DRAKE Il CG.
Nov. 1T.
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SENATOR WILSON ON RECONSTRUCTION -
In letter to colored candidate for the
North Carolina Convention, Senator WILSON
uses the following language: 'Do not, my
dear sir, fear Congress. We will not retreat
a single inch. Congress will stand like a
rock in defence of its policy of reconstruction
Depend upon this. Patriotism, liberty, JUS
tee all demand that Congress shall stand
firm against powerful foes and weak friends
Do your whole duty. Reconstruct your
State. Secure equal rights for all. Provide
schools, equalize taxation, encourage indus
ry, and you will shame us of che loyal North
into doing justice. Let confscation be, as it
should be, an unspoken word in your State.
1t has no meaning here"
These words will throw a damper upon the
spirits of the negroes, whose hopes have been
buoyant in expectation that ssconfscation"
would soon enable them to occupy the
land"
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1867-11-22

A difficulty occurred in Baltimore, on
Thursday Of last week, between Son and
Nephew of Gen Henry A. Wise and E. A.
Pollard, author of s'Lee and his Lieutenants'
growing out Of criticism of that work by
Gen. Wise and letter of Mr. Pollard in
reply. denunciatory of Gen. Wise. Pistols
were used and Mr.. Pollard alone was wound
ed, receiving ball in the right arm, which
damaged the bone to such an extent, it il
tt ought, as to render the arm useless.
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There is no longer any doubt of the defeat
Of negro suffrage in Minnesota. A radical
Governor is elected by $500 majority, but
negro suffrage is defeated by about 1000
1t is sufficient comment to state that Min
nesota Republicans are willing to see negro
suffrage in the South, yet at this late day re-
fuse the 259 colored men in that State the
right to vote.
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FRIDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER %, 1861.


On Monday next, Court-day, it is pro-
posed to hold meeting Of tho Conserva-
tive citizens Of Augusta County, to select
delegates to represent them in the Con-
servative Convention proposed to be held in
Richmond on the 18th day Of December
next. The object Of the Richmond Conven-
ton is to organize thoroughly the Conserva-
tive voters Of the State and adopt some gen.
eral plan Of action TO defeat, if possible, the
attempted Radical domination in this State.
That any attempt Of the Radicals to rule in
the "Old Dominion can baa9sHated, needs
only reference to the reg a lists in the
State, which exhibit a white majority Of
$4,000 The Statistics also show that ID.
600 whites failed to register. A small
number Of those who failed to register, ma,
do so previous to the election on the ratifca.
ton of the Constitution. But the question
is, how can the whole known white majority
Of q 900 be secured on the registered lists!
In no way save by a general Conservative
organization throughout the State, looking
to that as well as to the casting Of the entire
Conservative vote Of the State on the ques-
tons submitted by the Convention. Then
will the prominent men Of the State can
vass every county and district in the State,
on the issues presented and the people Of Vir-
ginia will be aroused from that apathy which
has been SO disastrous to them in the late
election. This Conservative organization
can be secured if the counties will move
promptly in the matter. Already number
of counties have selected delegates. Let
not Old Augusta and her sister counties in
the Valley be dilatory in the good work
The Importance of thorough Conservative
organization is conceded by all. It's a
matter that vitality interests every Conserv-
alive in the State. Let our people respond
generally to the call for meeting in the
Court House on Monday next. Let us
have no such sickly affair as that which
made nominations for the Convention, but
let every good citizen, who can possibly do
SO, be present. If we would have Virginia
take her place along side of her sister States
of the North, who have SO lately, and signif-
cantly, declared in favor Of unfolding the
Constitution and Laws, let us make our
county meeting one worthy of '.Old Angus
ia" and the delegates selected such as will
meet the hearty approval of every Conserv-
alive in the county.
REMEMBER MONDAY NEXT and
let eacry good citizen be present at the meet
ing cftAe Conservatives Of augusta on that
day.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1867-11-22
Tchols, Bell, Catlett g. Co.,
REAL ESTATE AGENTS,
S. Corner Of Court House Square,
STANTON, VIRGINIA..

We are now selling, and have constant de-
mand for Farming Gvezing, Timber and Mineral
Lands of all descriptions, Malls &C., and we iu-
vite parties having such property for sale, es-
pecially in the county of Augusta, and the VAL
ley Of Virginia, to put the same in our hands,
believing that we possess superior advantages
from our central location, and thorough knowl-
edge of the country, and our extensive business
relations, for securing purchasers
We make no charge for advertising or show
ing property, but when we find purchaser for
it we charge commission of five per cent, to be
paid out of the first payment made BY the pur-
chaser.
Nov. %, 1861