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Marlboro District, July II.

A SP1oY DEBATE.-The conclusion Of Saturdays
Congressional proceedings WAS r1ther spicy. In
tho House tho curtain foil upon this pleasant
scene:
Mr. Eidridgo spoke about tho Extravaganza OF
was creator harlequin thnn tho commander al
New Orleans, and that no rode about Charleston in
q coach-and-four.
Mr. Bingham replied, that IL seemed TO him
fitting that man who had lost his leg in the de-
fonco Of his Government should be allowed 10 rido
In coseh-and-four. lApplause.]
MIR. Eidrid8e wanted to know whether il roquir-
ed moro horaea to draw o man with ono log than q
man with two iegs2 tLaughtor.]
@r. schenok Infatuated that certain gontlomen
without any horses at all.
Mr.. .Eldridge retorted that the gentleman from
Ohio (hr. Schenck) had mado o charge in America
which, i no had continued, would havo carried
him to Canada.
Mr.. sohenck declared that this was an old lio,
Mr. Eldridge said ho knew that that topic would
mako the gentleman (hIr. Sohenck) gel nervous.
Mr. Schenck repeated that it was an old lie,
which had been put down long since.
mr. Eldridge remarked that he knew tho gentie-
man had contradicted IL, but the people repeated
II is not to be wondered at that the gallant
souExoK showed dislike to hear ANYTHING about
his charge at Yionnn. and no wns o1cuBablo fur
getting nervous" when Mr.. ELpRDaE referred 10
1t; but we mil 'Iy submit that tho hero's language
in reply WAS not in strict accordance with that ora
toricai eloquenoe which the Radical journals claim
for their Congressional leaders. Being Radical,
BuHEScK WAS not called TO order, and wc predict
that he will not DO oensurod by any Radical in the
'countfy .t. p
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8tQto ItcnlR.

CoRoNKR's IsouEsr.-The inquest commenced
on Monday, relative 70 tho hon,icide Of Natalie
Beraghi, was concluded yesterday, and after o
thorough invostigation, tie jury fotnInod q ver-
dict that IN. BersgLi camc 70 bis death from the
cd by knife in tho hands Of Matthew brown"
From the evidence adduced before the jury it ap-
poars that Bornghi md Brown had dispute In
ter; Beraghi declaring that all ho wanted was his
money. Brown curscd him, whom Boraghi slapped
him on tho hend. Sumo further words eusricd
same time running his hand in bis pocket, from
which no drew knilo, md at bbcd Bot hgh in tho
thigh. Tho wounded man ron through tho kitchen,
and around into the back door, whore he fell dead
The WEATHER AVID cnors.--sineo our I.st the
weather has boen quito favorable for tho growing
crops, ard the corn and cotton are doing pretty
nearly as vol as could DO oxpoctod under Tho cir
eumstances. Neither, however. can fully recover
from from the @ effects 81 the floods Of June Both crops
Rev cs.bes Of 5Ssfag Sesss,' has @s'fsss seos ap
pointed District Yice-President Of tho Friends OF
temperance, for the State OF South Carolina. =
We mako this announcement with much gratin-
cation. MIR. Corbett is the esteemed pastor Of tho
beloved for his deop piety and great fruitfulness
in good works. He enters upon his work as the
head Of our Order in the Palmetto State, with a
[Oherdto Advertiser.
THB CuEnAw CANDIDATE FOR CoNoaEss.-Wo
gladly publish, from the choraw Adueriiser. tho
following denial from Aaron P. Sweat:
Aessrs. Edlors:-In your paper OF tho 10th
instant in m article headed early in tho Field,
you say Aaron Sweat, FREQ man lnot froedmnn)
had made aereral appointments, at which he was
met by crowds Of froodmon, to whom he has mado
eleotioneerinB, speeches. In thoso speeches ho
tells tho freedmen that he ges his papers nom
Radicals are butchering all tho old secessionists
men, women and children, and argues that the
samo must bo dcno here, and that now Is the time
to do it."
supposing that I am tho person alluded to, 1
beg respectfully to say that am not candidate,
use the language imputed to mo.
Hoping that you will give publicity to this do
nial, romnn yours truly,
AARON P. SWEAT.
Marlboro District July IT,
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MoIARsEB-Noihiug reported to-day, Market contn.
quiet, stock light ami prices maintained.
PHovs1oss--Werc again active demand today, nnd
oil descriptions sold ut advanced figures, tho market
closing with su upward tendency. We report salcs
follows: 80 hds Dulk Sides at l25sc 1886 offered
refused for lO0 caskR shoudcrs 80 cusks bacon lib
Sf1es lahc so do 13c at tho close held at
casks clear Rib Sides itc; IS do do 1Se 26 hJs Bacon
Shoulders IKE, hulu q. l2c. Moss Pork held at
S2I. and City Lard l2zc tho market closed with
buyers nnd sellers.
SALr-wlh fair demand for lots from dcalors holders
nre frmer particularly for Gsourd Alum, which now
quote "a 10a2 10; Elmo is steady before at $3a3
TO brand Turks Island Is also unchapged quote for
lots from store baaG0 ca lcr Dbl
suoAE-Tho demand from tho trudo has Hackoned,
but holders tho less firm III price,. Sales IS
hliiB; porto liico nt l2Hni3L cts.
WHIsKEr-wc hear Of no trans Actions and lave only
to repeat ermcr quotations.; for Western in bond 35a37
cts per gallon.
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MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF CHARLIE sTos.
Arrived Yesterday.

Arrived Yesterday. n
\ dayA Ballast 10 " Ball. iPreviousiy reported
sehl Ameris1,, Moss. New York. days, Corn. Hay
and HdEe- To 7 Upper r Son. y Eckel Co. Rail-
= Cobis Go. Elfe, 9 " Mmsr. stcnLouso 1 CO.
PHtehett Goodrich, Wineman & Co, " " shackelford,
Bonsnn s1Ss ne. Sai.n
dorH Co. Kerr Co. Adams. Frost & Co. OIdor,
Bteamsr " W Frazier, Boyle, Edisto and Rockville.
Hdre. To John L Thso Getty. and others.
Steamer 90 Helena, Rumlsy. Edisto and Rockville.
ddzs. To Murray. and Order.
AT QUARANTINE
II = Dattr Co. and others.
In THE oFFNd.
A schooner, Unknown.
Went 70 Sea Yesterday.
Br bark Northern Grown. Matthias. Bristol. Eng.
From this Port. 8
schr Poaming ses, North, Baltimore July 10.
schr Whitney Long Hayes. Providence. Il ], July Is.
Cleared for this Fort.
sssr sss SSTsa a4s BssIsa
LIST OF VESSELS
Up CLEARED AND SAILED Fon THIS PORT.
FOREIGN.
Ship M winthrop. Stuart sailed. Jano
Iho Ifyphenta Harding, sailed. May a5
NEWPORT. EMO.
Tho Johannes, Iuer, sailod. May 10
DoMRSTIo. a-..
BosroN.
ssSr @ Rsieoms @ Bscbe Crawford.
schr Lizzie Datehsldsr, Kngtsh ckared 10
rEv 1onr.
schr Ayroyer, Hughes, o
aALTuIoRE.
Schr Cady, CroHo, cleared. July 13
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40 bush yellow reported received: demand Rood and
sales rripcpaly Of lots In storv WIS 92lp bush uhito u
81 lsai 20 100 do ordinary 81 loal iG 800 bush prime
yellow 81 Is: 800 do mixed 81 H. Oatsl6lo bush re.
ccivcd demand good. and all sold at g0ao2au advance
Of -. No Iyo received or sold.
FLoun-The offerings on 'Chsnge continue extremely
ght and all good grudtn adly tnkcn ut full prices
for local consumption Included in tho sacs afu 200
bbis New York bnto Extra tll 90 City Mills EItru
far ns learn have yet been made for export wo con
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THE MARION STAR.

ENRTADLI8HRD NRARLY TWENTY YEARS AGO IA
IL published at Marion, g. e.. in The central portion
Of tbs country and oners favorable medium 70 Mar.
chants Druggists, Maehirista and Ill classep who dsarr
10 extend their buslness In tho Pee Dec county, =
For tho beneht Of advertising patrons NO shAl IN
addition 10 subscription List which u constantly m.
crcsang, publish and distribute gratutouy 5000 ertr.
copies OF Tho sTAH, during The business season tht.
Rates Of Ad,utsains liberal
November 20 AiEr Editor and Proprietor.
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ga arniis w.s on her np-health uas In her iool
IIoH brrIEnA" .I.
8. T.-1Se0-X.
4 fsv bottles Of PLANTATION HI1rxns
win ours Neryou, Headache
Gold RKtremties and Peveriah Lps
Bour Stomsch and Fetd breath.
!" rafu,snoy T.IIoS, n.ua,dna md Indigestion.
kIoosaive Fatigue and Bhort Breath.
Pain over the Eyes.
Mental Despondency.
u Prostitution; Greet Weakness
Ballos Complexion, Weak Bowels. ka /
Liver COMPLAINT ARD pYspEps1A +,
proceed from deceased and torpid liver. Tho hillary
s1sS the
Afses long resessoh .e arc able to present ths mos
The world has produoed within ono year over sii
hundred and forty thousand person. have taken the
haa come TO our knowiedgel F..1.. 'sl.I.''I n 4
I.h most etlsetuai tonic and agreeable stimulan
uHtted 70 all conditions Of LIE. ,-4..rs Hr.
The reports that Il relies upon mineral rnbsnoes TO
ia active properties wholly hise. For ho s,tis
ther phyricisns, vo sppond LII. q il. oomponents.
oiIiaAlA BAnI.-Oelebrated for oSor two hundred
Weaineas ete. Il was Introduced into Europe 81 The
Countess, wtfe Of Tho vioeroy OF Peru. in Ioio and
q 0. ,een fn silver under the nams Of yesui.s Pos
ders and Va. finally made public By Louis xvi Klns
fohrfuse qualities during his south American t,syeis
olsolRtiLA Hiax-fof di,rfhns, oolie and disesses
Of tho stomach and bowels 7'- ~ N : :
ioal affections. = \
cnANoAnl FIo~xRs-Sor enisebled digestion.
LAyxapEa aFLoxKnt-Aromstio admuiant and tonic
highly tnHgoratpg In nervous debility.
As1aE-An Aromatic casminstSs; creating asah
muscle and milk much used By mothers nnrsinr.
Ao eloye-buas. orange, oarrAuay, ooriander, rnais
8. T-1860.-X.
Another xondsrful fngredisnt OF great uye smons
t1s BpenIsh ladss OF South Auartca imparng beauty
noWn to tSo Of ths World, ana ~s wi.sSois
It, name for tho present. ,5.IE,'rI
IMPORTANT oRRTIr1oATEa.t '~' ;
HooHIsTn, n. Deoember %, 1851. !
Me.sn 2; q. DnAI. COL have been great .ui
.rea be Plantation Dtso,, and e ny s.est !oy Tan
bansat lam, respectfully your,
pHnApnsH1,, 10Th Month, i7th DAY. lssa.
y ss Of ~ hia Ros
Wilt send me two bottles mora .,- n,
n. az,nn.z HeyIs. oHS4ae, IN. ~.
Mxsssa P. H. psAxu q Go. :-Piease saad us snoths,
tvsi!e essss Of Jour Plantation Bltsrs A. morning
sppctse. they .PpeAr to hAyo superseded srorJhinS
Your, Se, GAGE WAITE
Arrangements Aro now completed 70 supply any de-
mAnd for this article, which has not karst6ore bsep
poeaible q. EE s.a,5. Et-,sIf
trhs public may rest assured thai In NO oAss win ths
perfeey pure standard OF the Brzxxns b.
dapaFtsd fom. Esery boais 6ears As aesisfb ef et1
s1sassTs ~ ssss StaS s1vsavtn9 ~ eaHnst b ss
ains. '7IE- --t1t'-1s Wi 1
Any y~.s~ pretendsso 70 sa. PLANTATIONS Br4rIu "a
btk bJ he cdilos feindter od tHpost<r. Bee
9 rtSned Sotaes. Sct nat our PSpdtt Stamp q USxu
x1IATxD oper ssers ork EFf-a h.s1s SO
sod by % Drusasss, Grocer, and Dealers ta.ouahou,
Tho tounty. GT. = ,s... sssss ,.isil5f,i
P. q. DRAKE & CO.. New York.
kpYiI ~I." IN .HH..,T'. -. Ns..f YnvfIvT
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y.three years this Arm has manu-.
$4,000 PIANOS.

In tho construction Of which they introduced every
known and valuable improvement They hnve inraris-
bly, been selected and used by AL Of tho worlds
kootedoed great Artists who Waited this country
professionally, both for private and public uso,
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COMMERCIAL.
rho Charleston Cotton Market.

Tho Charleston Cotton Market.
OFFICE OF THR CHARIEsToN DAILY NEws,l
CHAhLEsToH. Wednesday Evening, July IT, 1867. !
Tho business in tho staple continues Sory Light, tho
transactions being In the common qualues Sales OF
iIes, ssyl at Is; isi so ali 10 at "a; at a7; ..
q; sat 2sxc- We quote, ,
Lou Mlddlng.. ..................... .71H6S2a
Al4dnng. ...... .0 O. :
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THE AIKEN PRESS

TITS PROPOSED TO PUDLIeH IN THE TOWN OF
J. Alien, g. O., Weekly paper under the sboye tile
TO be devoted 70 dencrs Com
mercih, Social, Literary and Rel!gous-vith Depart.
ment OF Agriculture Including tho Field, the Orchar
tho vineyard and the 0aiden. A News BummAry, "a
contain digest Of the important events Of Che week
lion will bo gyen 10 tho unsettled question Of Labor ..
bes adapted TO our new condition, and tbs development
culture, Fruitrai.Ing, and vino1groufng. : 'e''
Terms-9S yoar, In ADVANCE 4
". D. KIRKLAND Publisher. - = 'Js5nsry q,
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TIlALBERa.
GOTTsCHALK.

consider Ohtotering q Sons Pianos, beyond com.
pArison, tho bedt hAyo oyor seon In America
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Ioonsider ohiofsrins sons Pianos supsrior to any
IN tho world. -. #,
the harmonious ronndnsSl or their tone Fhnro fa
perfec honosoneity throughout al tho registrars The
upper remarkable for . olnArnens purity
which do not md In othsf instrument while tbs
base IL for poser without harshnnss and
for magnificent sonorttY.
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Mobile Market.

Mobile Market. - 81
to-day with but ino cotton Offering, and etors nrm II
claiming fnn rates. Sales Of 400 balos were ado on
bekfs Of 2l 70 for low middlina.
4olD-At 1Sasl99 buytng aud selling,
EIcHAaaE-New York Blight checking At u premium
and " discount buying Now oroaas light par Az dis
count Bteriing-axty d,ys, 1Ao; Slight $50.
New Orleans Market.
NEW oRLEANs, July 1s-co7Tos-The market
opened this mornng with continuance Of tho proviou,
dullnsau, but at htsr hour The demand assumed mort
animation, and despite the undesirable character Of thu
onerng1 and tho marked disparity betNeen tho vowl
buyers and sellers the movement has resulted In ths
Transaction Of moro liberal business comprising at thf
close fully 1850 bales Beyen brokers participating in thi
business Prices indicated material alteration, el
though In some instances In order 70 rcare Motors
ko Per lb belou tho ruling rstea Referring above
rem rls We repeat ncmInally follows: Ordinary In
lse: Good OrlinAry 2oha11xo; Low Middlipg 32Xs
2Sxc, and AddlLng 2Ea26o holatter description In con
sequence OF Its ertremo scarcity still commanding ratc1
ouproportionataly high ~ compared with the othel
gfndaa The fAire Of the Liverpool ndyicos also con
fibuted not httie to restrict opefsaons.
sfATrMKxr COTTON.
Ssoct ON band Seplsmber I, bales lo2 O8
Eooetoa ato-aHy..,....'..'........ 476
HeoSyed Erevouily. 7SI 425 -76l 9U
Additional bales made from wrecied, loose, -
burnt and damaged Cotton, pictings . II.
samples, 13823-76a ~
cc s7oso
ess$feo .Sl9 o08-823 AZ
stocf on hand and on ahipboard.. ks0a
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OAR D..

II IA with feengs Of pride American manufacturers
that We publish tho following testimoniAs which have
boon received ny roconhy:
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DRUGS, CHEMICALS, ETC.
SARATOGA
"EXCELSIOR" SPRING WATER.

TNHE WATER OF TnIs SPRING Is BELIEVED TO
DO unc1uallcd by that OF any oicr In tic far.fsmvd
valley OF Saratoga It's virtues such have secured
tho high cncomiums OF nll who have cd IL, poascss
Ing as II docs IN an eminent degroo, caharc durcic
alternative mud tonic qualities.
From SAMUEL. HENRY DICKSON. III. D.. Professor
Practice Of PhyHic, Jefferson Medical College, phla
dcipha, formerly OF Charleston g. c.
pItLApELpiITA, November is, 1866.
have been for year or moro past in the habit
taking tho water OF tho "Ercosior Spring Saratoga
Accustomed during tho great portion my invalid lite
to use tho different watcrs Of tho several fountains which
boil up along that remarkable valley, dependent indeed
upon them Ior much OF tho comfort enjoy. sats-
He'd that tho Ercelsior Water well adapted any
othor hnunY ihain not go, tp purposes ior
which ,oy arc generally employed. Ii very agreeable
strongly npranatod with tho carbonc acid. lively and
sparkling. can heartily and copBcientously
seconmrnd 1t to all who need q gentle catharc and
diurchc. SAMUEL, HENRY DICKSON, NJ. ID.
Tho Water Ia put up In Pint and Quart bottles and
packed n good ordor for shipping Puts In boIc, Of
four dozen each and Quarts In OF two dozen eac
S0TD r yvttnr
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wHYaLI,

Your P.nos arc vuperior 10 any hAys e,er seon In
this country or In Europe. 20
hays never hthrd tone 20 perfect: IL yislas evsry
expression that IL needed In muaio and s quality n
capable Of change to meet every sentiment Ihia Is
raro power and 10 derived from the porfeot purity
q. tone, togother With ts sympathso elastic and xsi
balanced touch. .E'F n -
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Among the chefpoInts Of excellence Of the Ohioier-
Ing Pianos Of which speak tho renowned Artists
congratuatory tosimonlAs to tho AoGara Chick ernR,
tone combined With rare brilnnoy. clearnoas and
perfect throughout tho entire seais; and.
Ibove all surprising duration Of sound, the puro and
symp.thstc quality OF which changes lndnr ths
paost delicate powerful touch = .|' .saf
During tho past forty hree years this Arm has manu-.
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Jam<s n WIht, Esg.: 7.t
My DEAN BIN: AZ you arc ssins back to the United
Htates must beg you 70 remember kindly the
their Grand PI1no.fore-dt good fAttrprsnt Hink
turaed otit, 6oLl IN touch andHr.
Whaling you, 6o., remain eyera NY.
F. BROnDW0OD.
Firm Of I. Brosdwood d Bone. PIano-forto Manuf,o.
turcrs, London.
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LONDON. July 70. 1885.

Hetfra CaiekeTi,;o d Sons:
aksTn: have just been invited By Messrs. ooard TO
try Grand PAnoforto manufactured by you, aud I
frond Mr. q. ID. ooArd. viz That It tho nnest In
ltruncntI esor played on.
Bsiovo me. aenilcmen. most nithfnlly yours,
J. l. HATTOd.
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wiIninaton Ifarket.

- Wilmington Market,
WILMINGTON July y16-Tun1ErIIEE-Recoiptsi light
and demand far Bales to-day Of l82 bbs at 90 for so
snd 81 30 for bard, per $50 lbs. 49,. : =
bTrRrr1 TuhrKSrHr-The market has Fuleo guile arm
toay and ths price u Nc higher Bsles Of % bbls 1t
t9Hc, and 8o3 do ct Ole per gal TE af7I.t - n
hosM-Tha mAiket spies steady. ssles OF es7 bbs at
tor strained &oaa o6 for MOI uAer price deiiyred
u eoab for No J. end 81 for eftra Pale : -
hbl tl7 - ~ .-~NN'' 49, - " % II
rnsrs-rwo RATS sold at % so.o Per for air MN.
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"a srniis xaa her np-health uAl In her TOOL
strength Wa In hor step, and In her bhnds-PLlrTi
IIoI 1rITKnk.N .|.|
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EUROPEAN TESTIMONIALS,
men. yours very truly,
JAMES N. WRHL.I.

LONDON. January IL. 1865.
Jamei r. WehH Htq..
Mr DEAR sIR: have great plessure In slking youso
convoy to Mcssrs. Chickertng the sIpre aion OF my
highest approval OF ther instrument It is consider,
not morey the best instrument Of American manufso-
ture that havo tried but OF the uost Grand PIANO.
forles that has under my observation; and
tho mosArs. ChickertpG may wol bo proud OF having
turned out from their mandatory instrument
which, for touch. quality, power and workmanship.
Hide world.
Dear sir, very sincerely your,
OHAB. D. COLLARD,
Firm OF Oollsrd oollard Panoforta Manufacturers,
London.
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PHnApKrRHlA, 10th Month. l7th DAY, 1854
RKa1IoTID RRI1ND:-Ay daughter has been much
bensntted by ths use Of thy Plantation Bttsra Thou
Wit send me two bottles mora. az, ~
l. Thy fftead, ABA GURRIN.
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MPoRTANT oRRTIYIoATEa

RooHEsrn, II. /, December %, 1851. !
MoSsrl p. II. DRAKx COL havo been great suf
rcr om Dyspepsia for threo four years. and had TO
| abandon my profession. About throe months ago
tried sSs Plantation Ditorg and to my great 10y am
| now nearly well man. 1hAye recommended tham In
several oasess and, far ~ know, always With signk
| beneht am, respectfully yours, II
| RoT j, 9. OATRORH,
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During the psit esht joan have constantly played
upon the justly celebrated KraId pAnot; yours tho
only instruments that hare found either hnro In
II may be .atiat.otozy to cur patrons and friends
among tho public 10 state that testimonials have
bean received hom ali tho leading Arti,ts who hsse
Visited residing the United sstos sr OF
yhoGo names bexidos thoeo shove, Appopdi ...
LEO. DE HKYRR, GD5TAV SATTkR.
ALRRKD JAEIs ]. BkNRpIOr.
H kANDER8OH. II. BTRAKO6CH. :! ..at.
q. HOFFMAN,. JULIEN.
\ ARTHUR kAPOLH0R. '.'A !t'S 4
b And many otherl .@ ..is..tt s. .!
r nLusrnArKD AIBUils AND PRIOR tIs1s
HRdT BIZ NAIL. r's ii,l'f - Z .j-rEH'L
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HHring piiyed upon : I
Ohictertng 4 Bons, Of Bol
much pleasure In testlfyint
For sweetness and bri
touch and magnificent pc
consider II . really GRAND
II THE BEET ! HAVE BRkN
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q. A. OSBORNE
". EUHE
JULES BENEDICT.
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UH Az HALLE
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<~S Hsf - ANNs
LONDON, July 10, 1865.
Pthno-forto made BY Mcasrl
Bottom aud Raw York, ! ha7o
Ing 70 Its general excellence. /.
briliAncy Of tone, delcaoy OF
power for concert purposes, !
I'd PIAro-roRrE. AND pxcDEp-
IN OF AMKRicAa MAauPAorUnE.
GIOLO HEaONDL.
lhLFRED JAkLL.
LINDSAY sLnPER-
j. MUSOHRLE5,
Prof. OF Conser satotra do
Leipztg.
Il ARTHUR CHAPEL.
Director Of Monday Con.
oerts, London.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1867-02-16

Albany, Saturday, February 10, 1867.
The following are tho prices paid for Produce,
nd tho prices at which other articles arc selling
n this market
Wheat-white, per bushcl, so cts.
0ats-pcr bushel, 25@3O cts.
Potatoes-per bushcl, 621@75.
onions-per bushel, 81 %.
Flour-per Dbl, 81 90.
Butter-per pound, 80 cts.
Eggs-per dozen, 90 cts.
Chickens-per dozen, SO 90.
Peaehes-dried per pound, is cts.
Pork-per pound, 6@T cts.
Beef--on foot, 4G05 cts.
Mutton, per pound, l2A cents.
Soap--per pound, 4@5 cts.
Salt-Los Angeles, per pound, 2 cts.
syrup-per gallon, s0@00 cts. ii
Tea-Yonng Tyson, per pound, 81 90.
Black, T5@$l 90.
Japan, 81 l2A.
sagar-crushed, per pound, 1000 cts.
-" Island, 't0@l2k.
" Sch. Ii cts.
CofFee-per pound, 2s@30 cts.
Nails-eut, per pound, 9A@10 cts.
White Lead-pure, per keg, 81 O0@5 90.
Linseed ol-boiled, per gallon, 81 75@2 90.
Turpentine-per gallon, 81 1909 90.
Domestic-brown, 20@26 cts.
Hickory-striped, per yard, 80 cts.
Bed Ticking-per yard, 30@5 90 cts.
Blue ~Drilling-per yard, 25@3O cts.
Flannels-per yard, 62A@75 cts.
Prints-fast colors, per yard, lS@2O cts.
Rife Powder, per pound, 75GSl 90.
Candles-best, per pound, 30@33 cts.
~Rice-China, per pound, 14ml5 cts.
Tobaeeo-per pound, T5M$1 90.
sal@ratus-per pound, l4@l5 OTIS.