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COMMERCIAL.


IIyERpooI-per British bark Hector-9 bags Cot
ton, 1875 tales Upland Cotton, 225 bags Cotton Seed
NEW YORK-P r Steamship Manhattan-SS bales
Cotton 1919 bales Upland Cotton l54 tierces Rice
a. hales Dom stlcs so packages Sundres 49,. Pei
steamship saragossa-22 bales Cotton, SSi bales
Upland Cotton, As tievces Rice, II blles Yarn, 81
plcfases sunircs. -. Per steamship Zodac-lut
tjo ces Iuce 646 bales Cotton, 2i bales VASE.
s NORTHERN PURr-Per sohr Nellie Potter-72. oOC
feet Floor uS Boards.
PHILADLLPEIA-Per steamship Aance-Z25 bales
o.ton &c casks Rice II bales Rags. 81 bales Yarn,
bills 1urpentne, ) bags ran G57 bushels Rough
Rice 140 empty Barrels so packages Mdze.
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EXPLANATION OF APPROXIMATION PRIZES.

The Ticket No. 1924 having drawnt 70 Capital Prize
OF 000 al those tickets numbering 1362l 1922 l369S
1925 1926 1927 lSs28 19s2s 1850 ale each euuded
TO prize OF $500.
The ticket No. 1858 having drawn the s26 600 prize,
all those tickets numbering 1851, 1852 l65o9 1854
1885, 1855. 1857 1859. 1860, each entitled to
prize Of $3.50.
The ticket No. 1928 having drawn the So 600 prize all
those kets numbering 1921 1922 1923 1924 1928 7627
1928. 1923, 1850 are each tiled to prize OF S20O
The :Ket No. 27lS9 having drawn the $4,000 prize all
those tickets numbering 27lS1 27ls2 271e3 27l8 27l85
27ls6 27lS 2l8s 27ls0 each entitled to prize Of
S100.
1he ticket No. 1862 having drawn Che s25oo prize,
all these tickets numbering 9251. 1868. C2j. $685.
1885, 9267 92ss $685. 0270 each entitled to plize
OF Sl00
The ticket No. 12Oo5 having drawn the other s250o
prize az those tickets numbering l-ool, l2oo2, l2oJS
l2oo4 l2oo6 l20o7 l20O 126U9 l20lo are each entitled
10 prize OF 800.
The subscribers having superintcnded the dra~ing OF
the Georgia State Lottery tor the benefit OF The "Ma
sonic Orphans Home" Class G. do hercby ce tify
that the ABOVE are the numbers and prizes which were
this day drawn In puoic from tho wheels.
Witness our hands at Atlanta Co., this 18th day ofNovem
Der. 1857.
ALEH' 81 d NJ cDhPIT4 cTDhhPPLAcE Sworn commissioner
Clerk TO Commissioners, J. n. WILLIAMS.
November 16
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In sea islands there S been quite blisk de emano
thus far in the season. he sales durn the past week
have been about $50 bales, at prices ranging iron 20
f5 CENTS There ls little or no stock which to rerae,
The receipts up to present time having beon quie
light We look forward to more frequent arrivals OF the
staple, when the market viii assume some snape
COTTON STATEMENT.
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ConsiCnccs per Savannah and Charleston
Railroad. November 16.

Rice Cotton Furniture, Mdze, &c. To Railroad Agent
Southern Express Co, ] Prinsle Co. F;eldthusen
Meynard O. Z $ Hey ard, Jr. Rodgers Co. W
Clarke NJ Young. Cla ius & Witte, c Lowndes T
Frazer W Nelson, Mrs Hannah Wright Weiters l. Co.
Rayenel Co. Kanapaux & Lanneau, II David. Henry
Seiging G Hoppock G Adams James, Hcpkius
Mc herson Co. Airs w bud ey. Reeder. Mordecai
Co. W Dowllng. Hanckel. L d De,aussure, Gai!lard
Hanckel d Co. Manoue d Co. Roger, W Aiken, 1
White and Order
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NEW MATERIAL FOR PAPER.-The high cost Of
rags for the manufacture OF paper has led to
long-conunued AM costly attempts to substitute
other articles, such as wood, straw bamboo. corn
stalk, husks, &c, but owing to the great expense
for. chemicals and the machinery necessary for
converting the materials into pulp the cost Of pa
PEI has not to any considerable eStont been r, =
drood. 1t is now alleged that the okra plant.
which grows luxurantly u. all parts of the United
States, possesses all the requisites for maxim =
every description OF paper, from the common sra,,
ping 10 the finest book or bank note paper, either
sized or non-sized without the addition of ary
other material whatever. Il is claimed that thjo
has been practically demonstrated, and that the
discovery has within the past few months, manu-
factursd by the most simple and economical pre-
cess In different mills, variety OF samples OF pa.
pers which although made under very unfayor.-
bic CT cumstances, possess all the char cterlstcs
OF paper mace from linen rags and manila rope
II this should turn cut 10 be true it cannot fail
very greatly to sfec; the price OF papIr as tho
okla can DC raised cheaply and abundspt!y. We
understand tnat arrangements have been made fer
commencing the manufacture Of okra paper rhis
season.
SOLITARY AND ALoNE.-Ons colored man "a ,o;5
10 be elected 10 the next Massachusefts T,eoisIa-
tur,, There were two the last House sn3 ~,
second was candidate from Boston this wear b. :
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Foreign Items by Cable

A fog hid the meteors from English eyes OH
Wednesday night
is fixed ut fifteen cents.
It is reported on good authority tnat Lieutenant,
Gene al Nicolas 19nati, at present Minister OF
Russia at Constantlnople, will replace Prince
Gortschakoff as Minister OF Foreign Affairs.
MANCHESTER RIOTERS TO BE EXECUTED.
MANCHESTER, November 15-Tde execution OF
Allen and the other prisoners condemned to death
by special commission, except Magulre, whose
pardon has been announced will take place on tho
29d inst, IL this city.
FRENCH MILITARY oHANeE-THE Proposed CONFER
ENcE.
PARIS, November i5, evening.-Marshal Bazaine
has been ,pointed to succeed Marshal Florey il
the command OF the third acmy corps, with head
Quarters OF Nancy. No day for the assembling OF
the proposed general conference Is mentioned III
the last note OF the French Cabinet to the Eu-
ropean powers.
NORTH oEaaiAN PARIIAMENT-sPEEoH OF THE KING
OF PRUSSIA.
BERLIN, November 15-Evening.-The third
Parliament Of the confederation of North Germany
assembled to-aay. The session was opened this
morning by the Eing OF Prussia, who made
the usual speech iron. the throne IN person.
The King after cCngratulatlng the members
generally on seeing them AGAIN assemeied' au-
dressed cordial welcome to the deputies from
those provinces which We're now represented for
the FIST time in the body. The attention of the
members was then called to the work Of legislation
before them, and the various bills which would
be submitted to their consideration were referred
to in detail. Aludng to foreign atlirs, the KING
declared the relations Of the confederation With
other nations of Europe were entirely SATISFACTORY
Foreign powers al appreciated and respected
the pacific aims OF Prussia. In regard
to the progress Of German unity, he
snid q conflict with the two states CT South
C5ernnany allied to Prussia, was no longer to bo
feared, aud in settling the question Of the future
relations of the South German States with tho
Confederation, the Prussian Government would
studiousy endeavor to reconcile the views OF their
Catholic subjects with The internal and interna-
tional interests OF the whole iatherland. The
k,nc concluded his speech with tne declaration
that the Preservation OF peace in Europe was now
oertain
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HAY-Ilere is good demand. and prices are lrn at
soc Tor shippna, and 81 a 80 oc retail lots
Bu1rER.-Choce qualities are nrn ard in demand.
brt pco.ur .Iad.s are dull. We quot. as iollo S:
Goshen I'd orange county. 50, S. q ID. SO 55 cts
State rkns and tubs good to choice, ~ arc; limos
Iowa ana MINI sotI 70 80; Western Reser good to
choco 80 SIC; state tubs Welsh, good - choice, 4l
u acc; Ohio. coIrn.oE 10 t-ir. % d "a.
sou herr aou. 6 q IN aud ilrl, active Sales OF llo0
bb!s al 90 SC II rs for commol gool Dalt nnre and
counr7 extras; $40 81 l8 90 Georgia and Vr
cnia and Sll 20 20 icr common - good extra Mary.
Ian and Deli wa-e.
Oats shade better and frly aciTe The sales are
S. 900 bu Is Ohio and Western at IS 7s1Sc.
Ryeis arm, but quiet. The sales are 5000 bushels
WssteSu OF 81 So.
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OFFICIAL DRAWING

Or THE GEORGIA STATE LOTTERY, FOR THE BENEFIT
OF THE MASONIC ORPHANS HOME. CLASS u,
DRAWN AT ATLANTA GA, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER
18th 1867. BOYD, WILSON & Co.. MANAGERS.
FULL PRIZES
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THE GREENvILLE. MOUNTAINRER
It's PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY, AT 81 81 PEI
i yonr, In Vance Advertisements inserted at usual
rates. G.. Z. ELFORD,
May 10 Editor and Prspr1etec
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C. DUCREUX'S PATENT
For instantaneous Detachment OF
Horses from Carriages.


which has been patented in the United States,
France and England Is now offered by the subscriber 70
the public feeling assured they will find It, upon eIanl-
nation. ono OF the greatest inveo lions oil the age.
Prominent among ls advantages are:
Fnsr-Ihe facility With which horses NAV oe harnees-
ed TO or embarrassed from Carriage, also rendering 1t
for the person embarrassing opass betM
or behind the customary thus avo ing any
liability OF being kicked.
srcoNp-In case OF horse falling. he may be loosed
from the carriage second. without the driver leav.
ing his seat Il simple in its operation that child
can WORK it
TH1Rp AND GREATEsT-In case0 OF horses taking fright
becoming unmanagablo running away, the terrible o
which frequently follow may DC
can be loosed frc the carriage na winkns" and the
carriage is quickly and safely stopped.
Mr. &. DUCREUX gave several puolit exhibiuons. the
crea favor and praise manifested by the public on these
OCCASIONS one the evidences OF apopur sppreca-
ton OF its merits
Terms may be known and orders received Tor applying
the patent 70 carriages or purchase OF state kShs oy
addressing TO Z. DUt HEUA, Paiehiee,
No. So Elizabeth street, New York.
October % 9mo
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November 2

From THOMAS ], JUDGE, Judge supreme Court
have used GALLIGHAN'S PILLS on my plantation
them THOS. J. JUDGE.
Montgomery Ala, September 20, 1858.
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Consignccs per Northeastern Railroad.
Noyembcr 16.

o. bales Cotton SCI bbs Naval Stores, Mdze &c. To
Adams, Frost l. Co. 2 Davis, Mowry Co, Bagget
Co. w X Ryan, uraeser Lee, Smith & Co, NJ Caldwell
Son. Chisolm Brothers, Kendall Dockery, L Baco
T Sawyer. @ Dukes & CO. ard Order.
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!. 3 80; red 50 80 a 2 TO.
Savannah NJ arket.

SAVANNAH, . owe Cber 14.-CoTToN-The receipts OIL
cotton since th 5h slant have been 1850 oaes up
aud 796 bales island making the total receapts SINCE
the st SeDert e505 bales upland and 42e oaeS sea
island against ~ 403 les upland and 945 oaies sea
island to he same period last year. be exports SINCE
september 9th have been l4250 bales upland ana I44
bales sea island 1Ollows 10 Liverpool S7So oaes up
aud to Boston eO1 bales upland 10 New YORK sio1 oaes
upland and 244 bales isl nd to batmt re 4a oaies
Upland-e wing on hand and on shipboard not cleared
Noyem er 18th stock OF 3l,449 bales upand and 40
paes sea island against 1885, bales upland anu lVo
ales sea islam same time last year.
market closed Tn r5dy last with sales OF
200 bales ct plices ruling the day previous say 10
for ndd ing the light es being caused by the OBS
INC OF the day as thlnkss giving friday opened Qui.o
active with general do L nd from buyers, ana uEaer
the effect OF al advaace in New York. Leavy sales "su
made at an valce Of &c OF the prices Oh tue y
before the sale5 amounting to 1895 o'!es' VIZ
arm mark t, midllins c.osing at l7Ao. On sa5urIaS
&c mIrket o. ened with but little atpH nnu rvu
.tinued q that conduion throughout ue oly' o"tne
e. the non-rccepi ION o. cable di tchcs eau causihS
muc anueiy on the part OF both ouAets anu e. =
ers The sales OF the day amou ted !io' oaes, o.
DECLINE OF Y a %c he market closed Win a or -opIne
tendency ON tuesday the sam lnac i've spirit wa' Ho
iced in the mlrke, with ocly hmi ed ueinanu' ~
sales were 1910 bacs the sis OF i6% iic ior .
ding wednesday the marke. show d out htte anlu :
tlo1 pei her party ing disro ed 10 operate ana inc
salss made re at decline Of &c u tuesdays prices,
days sales aggrecate l010 tale Middhng l6c; tue
parke. closing somewhat droop nS at the louo ine
x.~t.
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LIVERPOOL cLAssH1cArIoN.
iupustn Market,

AUGUSTA. November 15-GoLD-Brokers buying al
1S9 and selling at IA.
S1LvEn-Buyiug OF $50 and selling at 1873.
CorrUS.-1he market opened firm this morning with
good demand for fine grades; lower grades being neg
lee ed New York Middling cod at about l5}a l5A
During the latter part OF the day the market r ed quiet
prices remaining nominal as above quotel Sales lls
bales. Receipts, l,lS4 bales.
RAcoN-Smoked shoulders. loo. in lots; Clear sioes
1sc. do; Long Z. Sides l6 do; Z. K. SIDES, loh oo
CoRS.-New 81 10 q 20.
WHEAr--WAite So 20 80; red 50 80 a TO-
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rnc Charleston cotton MarkcI.

OFFICE OF TIE CHARLESTON DAILY NEWS, /
CHARLESTON. Saturday Evening, November l6. 1861 \
There was steady demand but the market was with
out strength the alvanage, in most instances being
with the purchaser Sales G5O bales. say at l5x l6
l5 2O6 at l5 lOa at 16 III at l6k. "a at l6' los
1e IS at 16l Zpporah extra saps' at Is. and do
do. OF 1sc. a 10. Nequote-
LIVERPOOL CLASSIFICATION.
Low Middling.. ....................l5A .l5A@-
Aiddlpg.
stric; MiddlnS. .l6A@16X
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Cons1xnees per south Carolina kaIlrou"'
November 16.

sss bales Cotton So bales Domestcs 4sl sacks Flour,
95 sacks Meal and Gris "a sacks Rice 81 bbls Nav4
stores car Hogs. &c. To Robson, stenhouse q
AGENT. Street Bros & Co. Il Mure Co, H Baggett 4
Co. Cart Kopf Jcrvey, Mrs White, conrtenay q
Trenholm, Johnston, Crews co, Bel, & Daw-
SON N Averill Son, Gracser, Lee, Smith 4 Co. J
prinele, 1hurs,on Holpes. G Wi,te EJ Wss Co,
II Jeffers Co, NJ Goldsmith & Son, Il Rodgers /
Co. wardlaw & Carew. Z sloan, G Walter CO. l.
d Desaussure Adams, Frost & Co, Wills L Chisolm, $
/, Howard & Bro Cohen, Hanckel Co. q Dewess, j
q mpsen i Co. W P Holmes, j G Holmes. Davis,
Reeder W bowling, a Robinson Co, Middleton.
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Na.x Orleans Market.
Wilmington Market.

WILMINGTON, November -TURPENTISE-Mar
ee.dv nj former quotations Sales of S75 bols at 81 -
for yircn and yellow Dip aud So 10 Lard p ESQ IDS
srrnTrs to-day Of TO- buls OF eo cts
p gallon. .,a ooo
bbls ("Kahukee" brandy pale at s6.
TAR-l5s buls changed ha- DIS at p 70 q Dol. ,
CorroS-Sales of 81 bales at AZ loo for Low MID.
ding. and l5H 1870 for Mildling.
TTNsrn-Two RATS sold at 81 for ordinary quality
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Louspzs COUNTY, Alabama
GALIGRAN'S FEVER AND AGUE PILLS will DO
They arc esoidely the best medicine for Chlls and
ysr ever gave. would not be without them for 6vt
nmea the price. J. A. GRAHAM.
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AMERIcus. April II. 1857.
One box or GALLIGHAN's PILLS cured ME pecfeotI.
of Chills and Fever. They the best medieiLe io
Ghilis and Fever ever saw. ~ G. RONALDSON,
Clerk superior Cours. Sumter County, Ga.
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MONTGOMERY. ALA, July g. lSCC-
Massrs BLUNT Il nALE--GENTs: have used sou
uaTIICHhN'S PILLS two ocresious ,or Chill5 an.
ever and frd that they elect all that they ara insenc
al 10 DO. They are the best reredy for the disease ina
have ever tried. consider L-eln perfectly reliable
Respectfully DANL SAYkE,
Grand soc. Grand Lodge OF F. anu A. NJ OF Alabama.
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/ ... IrEtit DOVER, n. ~, July 90, 1855
DIR. POLAND Il received your letter inquiring as
to the effects of your medicine on sea-siekness.
am happy to say that hink it is he medicine" for
that dreadful sickness. tried various prescriptions
but found none that settled the stomach and cleared
the head like the Humor Doctor. felt as though !
could hardly wait to get ashore. TO entreat to In
troduce it Into ship chandery stores, that it may
find its way to those who suffer upon tho might deep
from sea-sickness If captains who take their tam
lies with them, carry pas engers should trv it
once, they would never be willing to voyage without
it. ----
have used it in my family since its introduction
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mors about my children, and have always found it a
cure. 81 .Has .r 5'--r.U,.
am not fond of having my name appear in pub
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ing will be Of any service to you the public, you
can make use OF it. Yours,
D "..HHlHaH HE# HARRIET NJ. POR TIER.
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1 very eonhde nty and earnestly recommend DR.
j. W Poland's Humor Doctor as an excellent rene
dy Tor Humors, having beea wonderfully benefited
by it my Self. My own case was very severe and
obstinate one. For more than two Years the skin
upon the inside of both my hands, and even down Oh
the wrist, was constantly cracked and broken up
that was unable to use my hands in any kind oil
wet work, and was obige TO wear glo, es in sewing
to avoid getting blood upon my work. the humol
Erysipelas and Salt Rheum. Ny general health was
quite poor. Soon after began to use the Humor
Doctor L could perceive signs of healing contin-
ued to take the medicine till was finally cured. NV
hands are now perfectly free from humors and to al
appearances my who system is clear of it, and has
been for several months. fused eight DO ties before
felt safe to give it up entirely but they cured me.
HARRIET WHEELER.
Stnneham Mass ,Julv 4 1ShG lf lFT'47- -
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Know Thy Destiny.

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trologist, Clairvoyant and Psychometrcian who has
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ports to be- By enclosing small lock of hair, and
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munications sacredly confidential. Address in con-
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ROBBINS ' 5s
Vegetable Panacea.

IF there Panacea in the world it is this prepa-
ration It is safe and simple, particularly useful
as a convenient family medicine, in sudden Colds
Febrile Attacks, Hoarseness, Sore Throat. Coughs
Cramp and Rheumatism, Sprains, Pains in the side
stomach, bowels, or other part of the body, Head
ache, Toothache, Cold hands and feet, Diarrh0a
Dyseniery, Cholera, Fever and Ague, Chiblains &C.
SC. 1t rarely fails to bring out the eruptons in
measles and canker rash; and these diseases are
often cured with this Panacea alone. And for that
most terrible of all diseases DIrPTHERIA hs pre-
ration has not its equal in the World. .
This medicine is OF recent date, but has been ex-
tensivey used for the cure of the various diseases
for which it is recommended, and it has proved,
over wide country, its immense superiority over
every Panacea known. 1t Is the best Pain EApelier
in use; is highly recommended for The instantane-
relief OF all pains and aches the flesh is subject
to. ..HGU
All persons who are subject to SORE
TH ROAF, which, neglected, is very apt to result
in that dreadful disease, DIrE2THEkIA,
should have this simple remedy continually by them,
particularly those living away from medical aid.
Directions with each Bottle. Price IS cents. Sold
by dealers i'll Medicines everywhere. Ask for "ROB-
BINS PANACEA," and take no other. ...- e.
Prepared only by L. NJ ROBBINS, Rockland, Ne.
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Geo G. Goodwin Co., 80 Hanover ST., Boston, j.
w. Perkins g. Co W. w. Whipple & Co. and II. IL.
Hay, Portland, Wholesale Agents. Apr 17-d3m.
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SAMUEL f.. COBB.
No. 1856 Congress Street.
NEAR HEAD OF GREEN STREET.

DIANO FORTES. Melodeons, Organs, Guitars
L yiolins, Banjos, Flut, mas, Music Boxes. Con.
lets, PIcalos, Carionets Violin Bows. Music Stools
Music Stands, Drums, Flies, Sheet Music, Music
Books Violin and Guitar Strings, Stereoscopes and
ing Glasses, Albums, Stationery Pens Ink, Rocking
Horses, Pictures and Frames Fancy Baskets, Chill
drens Carriages and great variety of other articles
Old Pianos Taken in Exchange for New
% Pianos and Melodsons tuned and to rent.
d April 6-tf r-.-. -.-.-.f.. .sH- IN.
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Re-ODened.
Fancy Goods and rTovS

vi French, &c man and American manufacture
- We also h We Tor sale Childrens Carriages PocIng
Horses, Travelling Bags, Beads. and ali kinds of
"9ods usually Kept IN such store "
great care ' ~ "s'0eteu Win
Of D. PARTICULAR attention paid to the repairing
Apl S-edd W s''e s"'isi'ohoh'