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Planters Attention! !

We are appointed cgcnts for Messrs. G
w. Williams Il Co., Charleston, s. c., and
are prepared 10 furnish Bagglng and Rope,
pay the Revenue Tax on Cotton for all
those who wish TO send their cotton to I he
above firm. We are also prepared to make
advances on Cotton rs soon rs shipped
Those who wish TO realize Charleston
pncss for their co:ton-Iess eXpense-will
do well TO call on us and make the ar.
rangements. We will haul the cotton to
the railroad or the parties can haul it them.
selves.
J, a. HASSEI.TINE. Survivor.
Lancaster G.. H., Oct !, 1866.
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WISE COUTsEL.-The Richmond Wliq
very truly observes: "rhis is no time
for divisions among our. newspapers, our
legislators, or our people no time for
elimination or controversy. We should
all, # posslhl., think, feel and act 10 uni.
Son. We should all vnte, aqd vote to
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whatever thcir soteeedents and Whatever
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ARE THE PEorLE REApY.-Ws do no,
know what other communities and sec
tons may think of the. situation. but
thsrs are indications here that the people
are ready fot accepting that situation as
il exists, and making the most Of the par.
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FonEIoS VIsIroRs TO Mr.. DAVIS
Three OF the most prominent merchants
OF New York, Swiss importers, on a geo
eral tour Of observation to the. Sou thern
States, arrived ~ Fortress Monroe on
Friday and spent the afternoon in AN in,
tsrview with Mr.. Davis. They were
psessantiv received and entertained by the
distinguished prisoner Richmond Gr
aminer.
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HEADo'Rs DEe'r OF THE SouTH,
: CHARLESTON, March l3, '67. ..
General Orders No. 27. ... D.. ..r..s
An official copy Of TIE law, entitled
IAN Act TO pro vide for The more efficient
government Of the rebel States" having
been received at these headquarters it i,
hereby announced, for the information
and government Of all concerned, thatthe
said law Is IN force within the Military
District composed OF North Carolina and
South Carolina from this date. q
.'h BY c6mnand Of 2S,s.
b. Maj. Gen. J. c. ROBINSON.
JonN r. MiRicx, lat. Lieut.. Sd U.
s. Art, Bvt Major U. s. "A.
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NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ application will be made at the next
Sesslps Of the Legislature for new Char.
Ter Tor Corston's Ferry, situate on the
Catawba River.
x,. J. s. CUREToN.
MATCH ~, 1857, Sn.
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b. PRIEciPAL AGEsTs. .-
Moore 81 Nirhols, New York.
VIM. Reed 81 Son, Boston.
Jos. G. Grubb, g. Co, Philadel phia
Poul tnsy g. Trimble, Balsmore.
Henry Folsom g. Co. New Orleans.
Johnson, Spencer Il Co, Chicago.
l. N. Rumsey, g. Co., ST. Louis. :
Albert e Crans, San Francisco. =
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lust RECEIVED,
q Fresh GARDEN Seed. BY
J. Al. SADLER.
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NEW ADVERTISER ENTS.
Notice to Tax PAYERS

Wiz, be at the usual places Of receiv-
Il ing Faxes for the'purpose Uf Assessing
taxable property, and taking all Returns,
viz:
AT the Court House, Court week, Monday,
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New Orleans Market,

NEW ORLEANS, March 11.-CoTToN.-There appears
to be considerable inquiry this morning. but thus fa
the movement has resulted In no sales Of moment u
boh buyers and sellers to be awaiting the noon
dispatches The offerings fair and most factors
wiling to SELL but the majority Of buyers reluctant
to operate unless at CONCESSIONS to which the former
ence, repeat Saturdayss quotatons Ordinary rs
-; Good Ordinary 275sa-; Low Mddling 2S1sa-, and
Midihng 2sHa-.
suoAa AND Mo1AssEs.-The receipts since Saturday
confined to 50 hhds sugar. 50 bbls cisern bottoms
and 16 bbls molasses. The supplies are small but We
have note an inactive market the demand being very
suir In store at and 200 The landing at 1890 per
lb ior good common, 13c for fair; c for good
mir TO f1y fair, lsa1ss ES 1 for prime and 14c for ye
sold at &c per gallon. There were not any sales of
Louisiana molasses. but several cargoes of Cuba have
sold at 55a57c per gallon is retailing at Coo. There
is nothing doing ~ Cuba sugar. the stock small and
would not embrace 100 boxes.
WEsrERN PRODUCT AND PRov1sIoNs-Onlyo one steamer
has arrived from the West since Saturday, but several
STEAMERS and number OF barges are being expected
suuolies of produce the landing very small and
prices Of GRAIN Feed and Flour are hrm and looking up
while those for Provisions are unchanged although they
may be little weaker for Pork.
MoNETARY-At II 80 no dispatch had been received
frou New York. Here no movement has taken place in
the Coin market ard consequently no rate OF Gold had
bean established
amount offered Ia rather restricted, although the de-
a1d seems to be liberal. No sales have been reported
yet. Domestic continues firm. Tho banks are checking
on New York at x q cent premium, at when they are
drawing to fair extent. The supplies OF commercial
are light, and no s.:ss have been reported yet.
Stocks inactive, and Uncurrent Money exhibits lit
tie vitality.
FRr1aHrs-Tonnage is plenty and offerings for ship
mellts more liberal, while rates are frmcr We now
quote: By steam from New York. gale, for cotton; by
steam to Boston: lAc, for cotton; by sail to New Yerk
and Boston, 1890, for cotton by steam to Liverpool
Id. for cotton by sail 916d and by sail to Havre lc,
for cotton.
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Stock on hand. March 10, 1857. 15664 1,It
Our last weekly review closed on dull market with
Hrned transactions on the basis Of csc for Midding
arng at the time that these quotations only
nouana. On Saturday but little change was noted from
dsy previous and the transactions were confined to
onv few bales at 2Sa281Sc for Middhdg. On Monday
fhe sau, dulnees existed with but little disposition on
the part of either party to operate and prices remained
nboat the same on the day previous, with but few
sales Tuesday was exceedingly dull but few buyers
eutiring the marke-holders demanding 28c for
. NfddHng which buyers were not DISPOSED to payt
spd but few bales were sold. Wednesday the mar
ket 1opened with impro demand at the prices
curre on the previous de but holders were not dis
rosed to offer their stocks, Ueing inclined to hold Oft for
6iGhsr rrices and the sales in consequence light
and bales changed hands at the previous days
were more disposed to meet the views of hoders
Although the latter were asking advance the prices
paid ON the preceding day. Some few sales were made
ON the basis Of 2c and the market closed firm at these
figures To-day there quite an active and general
rnand and about 500 bales changed hands on the basis
OF f9kc for NddHng, the market exhibiting much firm
ness Sea Islands in more active demand at 40a45c
for common 65a75c for fine and upwards to 81 for very
nne. ,.i- Il
: f1cr-Clean Carolina Rice is in moderate request at
qs10Hc and Rough Rice is held at 81 50a2 60, but
hear of no sales. Seed Rice is quoted at SSa4 per
buihel
I1cHAsaz.-Exchange on New York is more abun-
dart and buyers take at of It is selling at par and
X discount Startling bills l42
I'RE1aHTs.-We hive no change to notice in freghts.
Coton Ia being taken to Liverpool at 716Aa1ad for
sdlisre and for round bales Coastwise freghts
ren,an the same last noticed, viz: To Boston, per
steamer 1c for cotton to New York 1c; to Philadelphia
&c, to Baltimore &c.
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PORT CALENDAR.
MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF CHtRL sTON.
Arrived Saturday.
CORRECTED WEEKLY.

Steamship Souder, Lockwood, New York-eft
Wednesday, P III. Mdze. To Willis & Chisolm, Adams
Express Co, c Ahrens Co, Avcriu Son, APP
pie G w Aimar, D A ANIME, Bischof Go, Browne
Schirmer, II Badenhop Bcamish 4 co, Baker
l. Co, " Bliss Brown l. Hyer, II Bristol, Bates 4
Co, G. W Clarke T. Co. l. Cohen, G Cohen, Il Chatee,
CartmiI Harbeson CO, Cobia Il Co, Cameron, Bark
lev a. Co, Campsen Go, Corwin Co, E. Claus.
sen, r NJ Cater Clacius L. Witte, Cook Co, Crane
Boylcston Co, z Davis, Duval & Son. 81 Drake, a
W Eckel, Z Ente]man, Dowie Noise, Deyer, y aux
& Co. Farley & Co, Ferguson Holmes, Fogartles
StillInan Foley Turchgott Bro, L Guiileau1ne Fl
Gerdts Co, Grubcr & Martin, " Gurney, g Goodwin.
Agent, Goodrich Wineman & Co, Horsey, Hunt ID
Hien Holman, W HARRISON Son, . Lyman d. O.
Co, G Hoppock, Hart & Co. A Hing, Jeffords GO, W
Kuoblock, jennings Thomlins0n Co. johnston, crews
Il Co. NJ Jacobi Kelly, Kreite & Chapman, kenecke,
l. koestcr Klnck WIckenberg Co, Knox, Lauyey
s Alexander, Kcip Llhrs 4 Ste1ing Love, D LII
henthul Il co, C Litschg, Lengnick sell, marshall,
EurSe 4 Bowen, Melchcrs L Muller, M1lnor, wilbur q
Martin, j Minor Co, " McComb co, W Matth!es-
sen, r Marshall, Macullar Williams & CO, Murphy,
Little Co Mckay Campbell, Mehrtens & Wohltmann,
Mulier q Nlmitz Manu. McLoy & Rice, H Mul-
ler alantoue Co. Nachmann Co, Noyes Vail Osten-
dorE Co, = O'Neil,J O'Neill & Son, W Paddon
60, Purcell, Il Penna II Rodgers e. Co. " Ruger
Scott co, Co, Strauss, Vances L. Co, screyen
Nlsbet IL Slender, Street Bros & Co, Slyey Selg-
man, " Steele, B Sloan, " Smith, Small Co, L
Schnell 20, Shackcford Il Fraser, Stefens & Co,
Tuomcy Co, Tobias Sons, L Togni, y Teideman
Uferhgrdt Campsen. Volers, Sallten, Wu
burn Il Stelling Voigt WcyhmInn. Werner Il Duck
er, Walker, Wagner, Heath Monsees, Wallace Bro
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Its developing powers miraculous. success III every
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Mobile Market.

MOBILE, March 12.--CoTroN.-A good and p-etty
SdYance ON our quotations Of yesterday Factors
s in their ideas Sales reached 1900 bales the market
rloenR firm at a28c for Mddlings. Receipts to-day
19i bales.
MONETARY AND FESANcrAL.-The offerings of all de.
Scorpions Of Exchange have been light to-day, and
scatcey equal to the demand. In Domestic the rates
for Outside bills are rather In favor Of sellers,
cal bils ruling at par to H discount Banks and bank
ers were checking throughout the day at u premium.
We quote sixty days Sterling 14Sha144Ka, and sight
144Hal46H.
There are some transactions in Francs reported at
3.92ks3e0.
New Orleans Sight par.
d has been active at rates beyond New York prices
Dealers report the market pretty well cleaned out Buy
ing and selling rates have ranged between 13A
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.9t;;IsiBISl@:;:s{;AK ! 4 :: =

report far iobbng demand at full prices, to Wit: For
fair IL good II Ha1sAc; prime lSAals1e CHOICE
ft S s5tsnst ssss. ss s''s's s0'a ess
cGEo Wts tFadlB;Gy better to-day, Aemada Hloee
hfites VI eBater. Wequote closiug prices
viz For ordinary 25c good ordinary 26Hc low middhng
dIns dilasiors Brought si' the latter price
FLouI-Owing to the higher range of values westward
os il aeSz Ssands ana
Bedforiwak dzncet bens Sbc higher for
this description. OthT brands Of Northwest IN remain
as last quoted. We revise our range Of tn, mket as
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Savannah Market.

SAVANNAH, March 16.-CorToN-The receipts Of
tt, since the 8h inst have been 1899 bales upland
and sac bales Sea Island The exports in the same time
have been 9542 bales upland and 935 bales Sea Island
x82 bales Sea Island to Boston, 610 bales upland; to
New York 1896 bales upland and 3G bales Sea Island to
Baltimore, 2S6 bales upland; to Wilmington n c.; 26
hsles upsnd and to Charleston 90 bales Sea Island cot
tonleavns on hand and shipboard. not cleared on
the 18th instant stock Of 884 bales upland and l17
= balea Sea Island cotton. -
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IMPORTANT CERTIFICATES

RocHysrEn, II. Y December 2e, 1861.
Messrs. P. n. DRAKE d COL have been great sal
ferer from Dyspepsia for throe or four years. and had
sbandon my profession. About three months ago
tried tho Plantation Bitters, and to my great JOY al
now nearly well man. ILaye recommended them II
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benefit. I am, respectfully yours,
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PASSENGERS,

Per steamship Sa1agossa, for New York-H Brook, L
King, Boyle, King, j Welsh, ,pt g Hoffman,
Murray, lady and child Menke, II Roundtee, and 10
in steerage.
Per steamship E souder, from New York IT Draper
and wife, Geigher, Claussen, Jr, G slathers, J
Blanr-tt and lady, w Noand, and II in steslsge..
Per steamer Pilot Boy from Savannah, Beaufort &C.
Baruch, W Bell, w Leavitt and lady, NJ Goldsmith, J
Cummings, j G Foster, G Thompson and Lady, w G
deck. - :. -.
Per steamer Gen Hooker from Edisto and Rockville
Smith Howe, and deck.
Per steamer " Ffazer, from Edisto and Rockville
E 7 Legare, E Whaley, Major J jenkins, Mcclure, j
King II Whaley, Bates and lady, Miss Mary Sharp,
d + Hall, G C Bowen, n E Reeves, G Marstella,
Randall, Phinney, and IA deck
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Constgnces per South Carolina Railroad,
March I6.

24 bales Cotton, 4s bales Mdze car Stock Old Iron,
sc. To Cohen, Hanckel l. Co, D kirkpatrick,
Rodgers & Co, Wartaw Carew, Coakley, Ksnapaux,
Lanneau Co, T Pope, W Courtney l. Co, G " vii.
liams & Co, Willis t. Chisolm j E Sloan W Dukes
Sons, Wiss Co, L Fuller, Hunt Bros, Graeser.
l. Son, pincmey Bros, Yates Bro, King Cfibbon, NJ
Goldsmith & Son, r Patterson & Co, Wallace Bro,
Armstrong, Hopley Co. B ONeill, j Walker,
Rummels,
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Augusta Market.

= AUGUSTA, March 16-FINANc1AI--God- od-Brokers
buyi 40 at 1874 and selling at 1877 Snver-Brokers buy
inc at 13O and selling ct lSS
9.nT1oH.-Wehave to notice still further improve
mant fl the market to-day, with advance Of alc on
yesas prices: yet holders reluctant to ascede to
fhe Views of b1yers which are rather telcw 80 cents
falas haye been more numerous than for some days
past and better feeling manifested Prices Of stained
Cotton range from "a to 26c Sales amounted to Ego bales
ss So,ws: at a. Is at 27 at o. % at 28. Al at 29
So st 29X Is at 2 1O1 at 30 and bales cotton
ut 81 ,ents Receipts, 121 bales
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THE ORANGEBURG NEWS.

DUBLIsHED EVERY SATURDAY MORNING, AT
i Orangeburg, s. G, Terms So per annum, in nd
ynnce.
During the spring and fall seasons extra copies OF the
OnANaEsURa NEWS will be circulated for the benefit OF
our advertising patrons
Contract Advertisements inserted the most liberal
terms. Address SAMUEL DIbBLE,
Editor Orangeburg News,
Z, ohn,,nnr Ok Oranpah1rp S. G.
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GOTTsCHALK.,

consider chickerng Sons Pianos superior to apy
In the world.
They unrivalled for thar singing qualities and fer
the harmonious roundness Of their tone. rhere is2
perfect homogenety throughout all the registors The
upper notes are remarkable for olearhess and purity
which do not find II any other instrument while the
base distinguished for power without harshness and
for amagnihcent sorority.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-03-18
ASA OURRIN.

PHILADELPHIA, 10Th Month, 18th Day, 1862.
RESPECTED FRIEND:-My daughter has been Elcch
benefited by the Of thy Plantation BlttsrB Thod
Wall send me- two bottles moro.
Thy friend, ASA OUI.RIN.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-03-18
The Charleston Cotton Market.

OFFICE OF TIE CHARLESTON Dali? NEWS
CaAn1Es1cN,' Saturday Evening, March 16, 1867.
Holders are very firm, and, in consequence OF the
ysry small amount of Cotton offering, they have been
enabled to advance prices most grades about one cent
H.. sales 40 bale.-say % at as at 2s IS at 2Sh
2sX Is at 2sX 40 at so, and at 81. We
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-03-18
WEgSLI.

Your Pianos superior to any have eyer eeen In
this country or III Europe. -
have never heard tone 80 perfect: It yields every
expression that Is needed In music and Its quality
capable of change to meet every sentiment This Is
power, Is derived from the perfect purity ct
its tone, together With its sympathetic olasc end wo
balanced tonch, ,a-5-..