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Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1867-07-18
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Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1867-07-18

The Columbus (Ga.) San speaks
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marin whirled around in the giddy
maze of the voluptuous waltz,
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Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1867-07-18

The physicians of Montgomery
have reduced their fees to custom
ary- charges when "times were
good" The scarcity of money is
the cause Of the reduction.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1867-07-18

A young freedman named Frank
Smith has applied to the Secreta-
ry of War for a cadetship at West
Point, from the First CongreSsion-
al District of South Carolina,
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GEN. GRANT has expressed the
opinion that Macmillan was right.
iy executed, and that our Govern
ment ought to stand by the Repub-
lie of Mexico.
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The Boston Post says the last
'Foutrage" on a freedman at the
South was that of one being struck
by lightning. Congress must
meet in July to regulate thunder
storms.
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A "delectable cuss" in Georgia
is making speeches in which he
promises forty acres of land to
every negro who votes for him.
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A young man, who followed a
young lady home for the purpose
of soaring her, in jest, in Wash
ington county, Penn, was shot and
killed by her brother, who suppos-
sed him to be a burglar, last week.
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@ Don't forget that the Lin
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NJ Circuit Court is still in
session here, but will adjourn the
last of this week.
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The surplus of the wheat har-
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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-12-05
baltimore Market.

BALTIMORE, December 2.-CoFFEE-We report re-
to-day Of 800 bags Rio. * Bop" and oO bags do
Red Wing aud Adelaide all on private eTuis, Sal pos
| ed i2i<g12kc gold, In bond
CoroS-Cable advices were today aglln unfavoraoie
and KIT furth depressed We report sales OF 40
bales Idlng los; 90 bales low middlnG at same ~
bales good ord nary 14c: market closeu quiet at loa
15hc for middlirg upland
FIouR-Tner. was more d. mand to'ay than for seve-
SUPER in lot. as to quality at 81 co. Ss So So rs and
SO S-atter or choice 100 bbls Northwestern Exri at
SO 75 100 do do at SO 25; several small lots Howard
Street Fine SS Cut Extra at 50 6 and Choice Extra ut
ST. we hear Of 10 transactions in City Mills.
GRAN-Recepts of all kinds were comparatively larger
to-day OF Wheat the offerings were 223o bushels White
and 5000 bushels red prime aud choice samples scarce
included the sales $50 bushels white at 81 55 $40
bushels do at So 20a2 40 1000 bushels good red at 81
500 bushels medium grades at 50 2a2 4O 700 bushels
common at 50 and 1000 bushels inferior at 81 Ga2 CO.
Corn-25GQ bushels white and H. 800 bushels yellow
ceved the market was more active and prices la2 cts
higher included the sales 24o0 bushels old white
at 81 2a 25 100 bushels do at 81 90 5000 bushels prime
new white H 400 bushels at 81 1 5000 bushels at
81 TO- $50 bushels steamboat los at 81 0S 1000 bushels
damp at e0a95c 100 bushels old yellow at 81 So 400 bush
new at 3 1900 bushels do at 81 0l To- 1900 bushels
damp at ST. S35 bushels at 81 03 and 4S0O bushels new
Western mixed at 81 lyal is: oats-lo2OO bushels re-
ceve with sales 1O00 bushels at 64c; 200 bushels at
69c, and 22C0 bushels prime at 2c Is oushel NO sales
of Ry C reported
Notwithstanding doing TIE article f;om first
hands; stock chiefly composed OF Cuba very little in
deed of other descriptions We quote clayed Cuba at
Ssa42 cts; Muscovado 42a45 cts per gallon.
PRovISIONS-Bulk Meats we're miner To-Day Oh account
OF moro encouraging advces from the West car load
OF loose Sides sold at 10 cts advance of &c Satur
days sales. Bacon dull and prices have wide range,
particularly for Sides quote Rib at l3l4H cts lat
ter fer prime Western Shoulders scarce and more
steady at IL cts; cltcured Hams 1alS cts; Western
Mess PORK SO 90 per bb Lard in bbls, obbing, at 10
cts per lb.
RIcs-Is held frmer since the Charleston market
cleared of 40Oa6G0 casks by orders from New Orleans
quote at 9a92lc per ID for common to prime Carolina.
SUGAR.-We continue to report quiet but firm mar
ke the part OF holders consequence OF the very
limited stock; quotations for iar 10 good refining
l176al2c; grocery Cuba 12a13c; do Porto Rico l2la
I3c Stock December lst-2i3S hhds, 1856 boxes, and
5000 bags same last year S05l hhds GIT boxes and
I.476 bags.
WHIskEY.-We report sales made few days since OF
$50 Lbls Rye II bond. at 75as0 cents per gallon.
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the only ornament. Dainty little evening and
opera bonnets are made OF white guipure lace, and
trimmed with TUFTS of blue feathers or small velvet
flowers with gold centres.
CHRISTMAS GIFTS.
Some pretty novelties for holiday gifts are
making their appearance i'll jewelry andFancy goods.
Lockets consisting of female hcad-the goddess
isis, for exampe-beautifully engraved upon anne
thyst and surrounded with Egyptian emblems'
are now greatly admired. There are also ''dla-
mond" lockets of gold, with monogram in fine
diamonds and blue or green enamel, and with a
ny bee or monogram, formed OF small Drlliants
in the centre. These lockets are attached 10
spiral necklaces or to gold chains with many
strands, or TO ornamental necilcts, composed oI
small twisted chains and Venetian coins SUSPENDED
between. Pink and white coral have taken 'he
place of red, and are arranged IN beautiful ornS,
ments, with leaves of tine diamonds upon gola
stems, twisted about the natural branches. New
studs for gentlemen are very small ana me, lHey
represent little stars or small plain buttons with
enamel cross-stitch, an are fastened INTO eyeets
with small spiral springs which 'hoid" better
than fine old method. The latest style consists OF
small pearls like buttons, set in gold, with gold
tbrea Is crossing the centre, in limitation OF sew
mo. The idea is very simple but very pretty.
rms design is made in wristlinks, coliar-buttons
nd shirt-studs, and the set altogether forms a
handsome present for gentleman.
'ai''''-''' JENNIE JUNE.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-12-05
New Orleans Market.

NEW ORLEANS, November 29.-CoTToN-We have
again 10 notice fair business, the sales summing up
$500 bales prices showing less ularity than este
day but nevertheless ulr1ng reducton OF our quo
tations as follows: Ordinary &c, Good Oronhry l4a
l4kc Low Middng 142la15c, Middling lb]SaloS4c ana
Strict Middling 16l-c. At the opening OF the narAe.
the movement checked by buyers claiming greater
reduction il prices predcate1 On The foreign news nan
factors were willing admit and soon afterwards inter-
rupted by heavy showers but after N tne uedianu
became quite animated and factors met 1t freely at ABOUT
the above ouotatons There st ong effort TO puy
Mlddng at 15c but all without success atnouSn some
exceptional sales made at 15c Operations were also
restricted by the supply ing only moderate the weathe
preventive several lots from being sGmpeo WHICH VIII
probably be offered The sales or the pa ttnree
days sum up 700 making total for the week OF Z4-
600 against 90 55 last week. and 1000 the week before
showing further increase in the movement. Inc de-
and in fact absorbs the bulk OF the supplies nearly as
fist as tuey are sampled. The receipts proper or the
week excluding the arrivals from Mobile, fiorida and
Texas which arc embraced in their respective stato
mpnts comprise % AT bales against 20 63C last week.
sowing an increase of 4947 bales. The receipts proper
for the Corresponding period last year 49, 1856 bales
The weeks exports comprise 5522 bales em0racing l25o
to Liverpool 2Os1 to Havre, 6O9 to Boston, and 1917 TO
New YORK
STATEMENT OF COTTON.
Stock on hand Is: September lS67.... bales-io,2oo
Arrived to-day o,ZoO 80 -.
acr7 ed previously. 24,999-l33,Z2s
145,4S5
Cleared to-day. iS5o - o
Clelred previously tOooo-oi,o9o
stock on hand and on sEipboaid. ...-.... s3,581
The exports embrace 1885 bales for Liverpool
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-12-05
THE DAILY NEWS.
THURSDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 5, 1861
Tho Under Dog.

know that the world, that the great big world,
From the peasan. mp to the king.
has different tale from the talo tell
And difo.eat soug to sing.
But for me--and care not single fig
II they say am wrong or sm right
I shall ALWAYS so Tor the tceaker dog.
For the dnder dog il the light.
know that the world, that the great. Dig worli
viii never moment stop
To see which dog may be in the fault.
But will shout for the dog on toy.
Bu, for me. never shall pause 20 ask
Which dog may be in the right,
For NY heart will beat, while /; beats g. all.
For the under dog IN tie light
Ps-chance what I've said had better not said.
or'twere better had said 1t incog;
But with hear and with glass led check to the brim
Hers heath 70 the bottom dog.
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Hup,rsfa Market.

AUGUSTA. December 3.-GoLD.-Brokers buying at
l35al36, and selling st lSSal4O. ,,.,oo
SEcuRIr1Es-Ge Railroad Stock sold at ~ ,..u
CorroS-There his been a good demand lor New
York Mddng, and .Is grade brings leadiy IA cents
is irregular Sales foot up 5S5 Dales and recepts $50
bales. 80, ,-,-,> n d
Sides 49, Clear Sides l6 Dry Salt Shoulders l2al2'a
s Sides IA; Hams, 81 cents
WHEAT.-Red, 50 50a2 60; White, s2 6oad'
CoRS-Mixed, 81; White, 81.
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Cons1gnees per South Carolina Railroad
Dacember a.

s2 bales Cotton 1904 bags Corn las bags Shorts $50
beT car Cattle &C. To G II Williams Co, Wal
ter ( Co, Willis & chsom, Rodgers & co, Thurs
ton Holmes, j sloan LETTERS GO CO street rec
= I Wiss Co WAGNER Heath & Monsees, Gibbes q
Co, Railroad Agent c Avern Son, Wardlaw carew.
Cameron Barley L Co. Fraser co, Israel " d d
Tinstedt ] Robson AIallonce, " Nlikell. Mrs 4
Cohen r ] Kerr x Co Mrs Huart, West x Jones, j
Campsen & Co. L Hertz Taft & Rowland c Witte, +
c Mey. Courtenay Trenholm, G Hopey GO, MONTY Nv
{, Co ] II Grayer N Goldsmith l. Son, Murphy, }
Rennett LANCER J Enslow & Co. I Il Devices,
Ttsey 4 Kenyon. W Bowling. Roper Stoney. Adams,
Frost & Co. Davis Johnston, Crews 4 CO. j 4 )
Kirkpatrick, Aiken co. W Dukes q Co. Col LOW
T p Solomons.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-12-05

Headquarters Second Military District,l
CHARLESTON, g. c., November II, 1867. !
GENERAL ORDERS, No 1l6l
The sheris of the respective Counties and Districts
of North and South Carolina will to be prepared
copies Of the tax lists for their respective Counties
Districts noting thereon all delinquent tax payers and
forward the same through Post Commanders to these
Headquarters.
The expense Of preparing such copies will be audited
and paid as County District charge. as the case
may be.
By command OF Bvt Major General ED. R. s. CANDY.
LOUIS v. CAZIARC,
Aide-de-Camp, Act'g Asst. Adj't. Genl.
Official: o. NJ. mitchell, Aide-de-Camp.
November Is
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PASSENGERS.

Per steamship Charleston, Tor New York-D Beers. 6
Mooney. Captain Dawson and lady, Mary Quiness
Isaac Miller, Henry webber, Captain I Anthony q W
Wilcox C Brown. V Espantaso Mrs Semke, ID John
son. Jones. T Conlon. ,-,,-
Per steamer st Helena, from Edisto and Rockville
Hon ] Townsend, Lieut. Johnston. Mrs Hanahap, 1 I
Murray B G. Wilson, j Whaley, DR. Scott Dr hana
han. r L Lerare. Murray, Whaley, Boiler
Rev ] Seabrook and lady. Miss n McKue, Burger
Mrs Bailey Mrs Lopez Mrs Egg, segler, and At OIL
deck.
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THE oaAxGEBURG NEWS,

PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY MORNING. AT
/ Orangeburs, :. c. Terms 81 per annum, in nd
vance
During the spring and fall seasons extra copies OF the
OIASGEBURG NEWS viii be circulated for the benefit o
our advertising patrons.
Contract Advertisements inserted the most liberal
terms. address SAMUEL DIBBLE
Editor OranGeburg News,
February ~ OranrehI!rr =
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-12-05

WILMINGTON. December 3.-TuRPESTISdEo[eocn ~ 3 o.
bbs received and sold Sc 80 for soft and 81 ior
sprRrrs TuRpEyT1SE- weak. Sales OF only 81
bbls at soc per gallon. u II, ,eo
RosIN-Market dull and inactive. One small iot I'Z
bblsl sold at 50 Is for No ..
TAR-20 bbls sold at 81 % per Dbl .,> -. Ian, mi,
Corroy-l4 bales changed hands at i22lc Tor low miu
ding.