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GREENVILLE. soUIH CAROLINA. AUGUST 8. IIss7.

pie. uronged creatures !, In the Wild storms 81
midnight. when the blue Lightning thrusts It's
nngers through the storm tossed clouds, their
imagination win bring out, clothed with tor
TOT tnat darkened room, that mysterious fame,
me .ne uPtuurned u @ eye OF " Forty Acres" and tho
80 r.ofe &c oe," of the mixed muititude.
"entismen, fellow citizens, freesnen-look at
snis munmery-this political humbug,s and
'nink tnat men OF rank, Of standing, of ine
'n'o''ece ana Kind hearts, are thore. = How can
you sceount for it. in this nineteenth century |,
n~s uoes mean Has the Lord our God
-osaen usH Are we sPeoplsf la Hss no made
0u- I nss our rum may be more sarof--
.e"s"snS ahomaomen' bewarel ~ Like blind
'nP''n'' You now sit beneath tbs tower, not
Spfn, uu' OF human r,ghts.sr ~.
. arc "seis srasping the law and the
IVA 'he SURG columns Oh liberty. i
~ w" ourselves rs ne dtd, the beautiful
so. "in ,l, NH ana you and your children
pn an"'Pe under It's ruins. Leasuers,
~ aaS OF retripution is coming
= 80 sues ys yie"ains 'ns tue phnd' now can you
0'oaPo hrery ao. oi your own and OF your
,' 'aicu'a'ed 70 provoke blood. You
Sno" 'nis. 10 you .nink 70 grind the Anglo
eaN'n raso oenea.n 'ne neei OF your deceived
so u.p''' LOU thrust 'nem once into
"A0e Vi war 10 save your own
LOU emane'Pa'ed them as militia
"o'e''i'S- as inc last nope OF our totter-
lug 'o''inmon' 20 save yourselves you and
i.'U ''oie"' nhnas on tho "eoiored
' ".o no" 'ou say 'na' IL was all Tor
~ as "a '.,
no' "' 'N' ,ooh Ut mr. hincoins letter to A. q.
t.L Ioc,. ~ - '' '''t hy7 ua'eo ''''' APrh
1I -, ,.-..-.... -
emancipation and arming the blacks would
come. It came. and vos in NV ho.t ,rao-
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PLEk FOR EARLY MAnaIaoEs Tho Rev.
Henry Morgan leetured few evenings
since, IN Boston, upon &" Young Men aad
Early Marriages" The Herald, of that
city, the next morning, gave the following
elaborate report Of It: - .--,a~s -.1l
Text, Prov. 1922, Whose findeth .
wife. fi"deth good thing, and obtaireth
favor of the Lord Said the speaker: .Na.
ture, history and revelation declare, II is
not good that man should be alone He
naeds heIpmeet; q wife is the balance q.
wheel, the regulator, the guardian angel Of
a husbands trust, confidence and prosperi-
ty. Politically socially, morally and spir-
itually, man requires wife. Man needs a
homo. The Romans gave bachelors no
legacies. Corinth denied them sepulture:
Athenians scourged them. In Plato's COM
monwealth, at the age OF thirty Eve, they
were fined. Man is but half man without
wife. In all your gettings,. get q, wife.
and never rest from getting I'LL you get
married. Better live In an attic under tho
hallowed influence Of wife than feyel in
palace Of dissipation Man needs home.
Marriage Is the legitimate basis of q genu-
inc home. Look at the deplorable condi.
tion of the young men Of this city without
homes. Boarding houses have no elevating
society OF women, no h h,me influences, no
place Of mental or moral improvement no
altar Of prayer, no angel Of love In Phila-
dolphin, there are more homes In proper
ton to It's population than in Boston; hence
Boston has an unequal contest in the battle
Of morals" ~"rf ..'s'- p s@a
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Right Views.


The Spartanbnrg Spartan. t,avs Al. An.
derson lntei'igeoeer,} ia an article mildly
re6ukihg an est-cmed contemporary for pro-
nouncing the late war. 8 revolt upon our
part, thus correctly states the condition of
thiDgs as the 'fu,ure historian win Syiev
them %s-77Te-T Tfss'Tr-'7 aeS zaaff1
H"To say that the south reyol.ed from II.
Government Of ths United states Il not
correct The eqaAiity Of silthe states form
ing that Government, had never been dis
puted and II all the States were sovereign
alike, there was as much sovereienty In he
eleven seceded States as there was IA the
greater number. from which they had at.
tempted speaceably TO withdraw. II III.
States were equal in all their rights and .s.
tributes. individually or, collectively. how
istt possible TO make out q case Of revolt.
A province may revolt or rebel aoain,t IN.
governmsnt Of its sovereign, and subject,
may revolt against their prince. Bnt our.
is very different case. The In equality 9,
the number and strength Of the states en-
gagged on each side, In the late ,rar mot re-.
voi') was begun and fought to the bitter end
Tor seif-government, and not alone for
slavery and Ststes rights In the ab,trsct.-
NO, mol there was no Abstraction sboot t.
The so,tb ,v.n,.,, !, - '.'s ~
bor. r,.sl;s,. - -, .'u security at
Union. The parties to the war were bel.
,h., ~, " .''o'e'sJ " acknowledged
by oil the world, as well as BY. the govern
-. " = '1'' ~ Equshty and inde-
Peuue"oe were Us much attributes Of the
' ~ 'D'.''', % 'ne WORTH We deny being insur-
gents, rebels reyolters. traitors or deserters.
we were simply belligerents in q war for
the defence Of our rights. In the failure Of
our arms, the Phoenix, only now. ike co,-
gress has discovered that the lat. wsr ,...
nothing more than A revolt an orr
We don't like the word. becau.. !, nrn-
censurs on seven n,lIion. ~ -
risked their all !, doe.n.. =,
riebts W. don,, -.
to ren.uh '"""reh
;nsrroo,.. .-t, 80 'e" eonies'eo
80, n'urreeuonists-
..no..,,s '"o SJo Oh coming
Sonon 49,. =. ~ war LOT 'ndepen-
w. h.,,..e.. -. .n ,sr "o unnapphy tailed
an. A.. "e''i Impressive ana obi
now mad. 9, ',..,.a,,. u, circumstances .,' have
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A House Sinks into the Ground

On Friday afternoon. 10th ult., & singular
and startling accident happened near Gi-
rardville, at the foot Of Mshanoy Plane,
about six miles from Mahanoy City. Schuyl.
kill Co., Penn. It seems that at that point
"breast" of the Boston and Mahanoy
Coal Compauy's colliery had been worked
to within about 20 feet of the surface Of the
earth, and that located just above It stood Q
two story frame building. occupied by Mr..
Thos. T. Myers, Q breaker boss at the col.
liery, and his family. He also had mum
Der Of boarders, whose clothing, DC, were
in the house. "...
About o'clock on Friday afternoon, as
Mrs. Morris Robinson, Of this borough, wife
of the superintendent Of the eolliery, who
was on visit to the house, and Mrs. Myers
were in the kitchen, they felt the house
moving, and rushed in haste into the open
air. Two minutes had hardly elapsed after
they left the house. before 10 sank with q
surgiag. swsying motion into huge ehasm,
to the depth Of about eighty feet. Large
masses Of earth and rock from the sides o
the thasm, Immediately closed in upon the
house, hurying it almost completely from
view. The crash when IL went down wa,
tremendous The complete entombment Of
the dwelling. which was about thirty -ive
feet long, may be imaginsd, says Miners
Journal, when We state that the chasm
formed by sinking of the mine would readily
have admitted q building over one hundred
feet in length. Fortunately the startling
occurrence was not attended with the loss
Of human life. Had ittsken place at night,
ten lives might have been lost. But Il took
place at an hour when come Of Mr. Myer',
children had gone TO school, while the 9th,
ers were playing Outside. .. r-... .r-.
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TWELVE old ladies met alta tea party in Pal
myra (New York; the other day. The aggrs-
gate ago was $50 years; the average seventy
ono. The eldest was ninety three. ed. s-.r
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DEAruoE A CONGRESSMAN, ,ELEcr.-Flake's
Galveston, Texas,) Bulletin, of tho 10th inst,
says:
We have intelligence that the Hon. Claib
Hubbard, member of Congress elect from this
State, was killed at Columbus, In bar-room
fight, by man named Speers, who was also
killed by tho guard, while endeavoring TO make
his escape. The deceased had long been a
prominent politician had been member OF
both the United States and Confederate Con-
gress. sr,Er..f.. r.. ..a .- D.. y.
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Is Cleveland, q negro baby fell cut Of q
window and nearly killed gentlsmss psesins
along the street. An exchange thinks hs Asd
niger On the BRAIN Id. .-.asr- rl ss-tSf
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eg philadelphia assessors say thst Phil
sd.Irhis 10 worth s5ee.ooaooo. r' ~
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PREsrpssr JonssoS has received from Mr..
Wm- NJ. Lodiey, of Richmond, the present
of q comfortable arm chair made Of straw II
was constructed entirely by colorsd men in
Mr.. Ledley's employ s...sa.... Sd
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rW- Who is The --latest mani The furni-
ture dealer; he keeps chairs and lounges
about all the ;iIne. w .' 1'-.' s"' "A"
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See Macdsldy's Massacre Of Glencoe
Read and trem1te, for the spirit is here!
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@ F1@s kNszs< e $50 49, z y
-. - t.a.,s '''''s.s.sass NO. Il.S
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Tl1e 1a1lg Nem5.
FRIDAY MORNING, JANUARi IS, 1867.
A LITERARY CURIOSITY.

Tho poem below, which was first published IN tho
Magazine, is Hlado up Of si2gle lmes
rom twenty-five English and American Poe6s, DC
inning with Longfellow and ending with Byron
/ would take some time to afix each writer's name
o his line or lines, though the majority are, o.
eurse, well known:
-"pcarls at random strung.
By future poets shall be sung.
Tho night has come, but not too soon;
westward tho course OF empire takes 1t way;
Ye banks and braes OF bonnie Doom
Blue spirits and white, black spirits aud gray.
Rocked IN tho cradle of the deep,
Old Oasper's work WIS done;
Piping on hollow reeds to his pent sheep,
Charge, Chester charged On Stanley, onl
There wna sound Of ravelry by night
On Linden when the sun was low;
voice replied fur up the hight.
Tall oaks from ittlo acorns grow
What if little rain should say,
have not loved the world, nor the world mo;
All well q day
Woodman. spare that tree
My heart leaps up with Joy to sso
primrose by the waters br1m:
ZaccheAs he did climb tho tree;
Few Of our youth could cope With him.
Tho prayer Of Ajax was for light
The light that never wss on sea or shore
Pudding end beef make BritonB fight
Never morei
Under spreading chestnut treo,
For hours the either BAT,
and my Annabel Lee;
mans man for > that.
Truth crushed to earth shal rise again.
And waste its sweetness on the desert air.
In thunder, lightning, OF In rain,
None but the brave deserve tho fa1r.
Tall me not in mournful numbers
The child is father of the man;
Hush, my dear, lo still and slumber,
They can conquer who believe they can.
4 change came Ger the spirit Of my dream;
Whatever is, is right;
And things are not what they Seem;
LILY native land good night
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cJYYr
Ncreus 1056 tons, Nichols at Atantc wharf for Liver
Confidence 7s1 tons johnson, at Browns whsrf for G
sa ve1gs0 9ss Loading IN the stream for liverpool
screameS S i2o toms Young, at Atano whar?es for
Liverpool, loading. ..."......" D snltn g 20
BARKS.
Toscano 79s tons Dclano at Brown Co.'S wharf, for
- Liverpool, loading. ng..............s Street Bros Co
Regina (Br 5ss TONS Tobin at Boyce Cos wharf tor
Ancs nssgSS sesPsns 01S1 5 ss TOMS Wills at aFS wsa
1rs% s5az 11Esaa B s Taos toss Gann, in Ashley River
nassn asssna 3D. I'aas sss TOMS suvs at 1aez
tn. queen Ss &c., sss toms Stuart GnioR xsas es %
5anes aysRss wilson s ssz tons, Dyer
ostendia (wedish 800 TONS Carlson, at vanderhorst
wharf, for Liverpool, loading .J fredsDefg
Regina, 5se tons, Cumminger, at Accommodation wharf,
from Liverpool, waiting. !...... ~ n auoest
Yumuri Br, All tons Thompson, at VRndarhorst wharf
from Liverpool dschsrgng tcn. haTene; oes !; tbo bo
Stream, from HAVANA just arrived ......W r Hail
BRIGS.
Haze 2s4 tons, Hail. in Ashley River for Boston load.
Carmen BrL OF tons, Faulkner in Ashley River, tor
West Indies loading :.,. a :saas q 80 20
Joven Jose 15o tons. Fradua, at Bennets wharf rom
Union De- is tons. ssckney, at Union wharf, from
oastiisn. Isl tons. HaldenDrooi It URis1 vhast r +
Chebuctoo tBr 113 tons, Kennedy, In Ashley River,
for Halifax s. loading . fne,, Buaa ,1hn S,ake
Josie Deyereau! tons Clark, at Cen5al %nac1; o. H.
John Peirce = tans strout at Union wharf from Ma.
tanzas, discharging .........' Ensiow q 20
sCHOoNERS
Thomas 235 tons, Crockett in Ashley River ior
wasr@sn Sess1n ,oan 1917 sons s: at Shat for
9e1s s'esa9si COMPTON in Ashley ivs SSs
Dansl SRai brta aas toms Springer Central vSa
Aid q Dr. tons Mccormick, at Union wharf nom
aan1ss 1ss ese Chase st Atlantic WHAT
!s5s ssss wiley at xs: Sc.
1ouie SoIs aits eaaas Isl TOMS Cue 1:siey
Deasi in Ashley S5ysE E.1av 5Ss 3s +
Caldwell % 4sc TONS Mccormick. at Adgers wha! for
heH fo5s iHsang tana Pendston at Brown
Wharf for New Orleans loading. IT Tupper Sons
John Crockford 11s TONS Jones, ut Brown Cos wharf
for New York. loading Street Bros q roo 20
wharf from Baltimore. discharging.
1y i2o TOMS wociford at Accommodation wharf from
Tnuehan so5 tons Howell at Central wharf from
David S' sicEer 1S tcns Van Glider, at Union wharf
Das9 5sn 81 sons IT
WsrneF tons Hdretn st 1dsers whsT rom
asx 19aa Boser IT xdsss x6a YORK
nss Fansss sawyer LEI
.eda dnGse hsr ssns cndos at Esrv
from Baltimore, dischargng. Willis Il Chlsolm
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OFFICIAL.
LIST OF LETTERS

Remaining in tho Pcstocs at Charleston. for the week
.u,no JANUARY IT, 1857, and ordered to be printed
in TEE DAILY NEWS, agreeably to the following section OF
tho new Postohoe Law, as the newspaper hnving tho
Aryest circulation in the City Of Charleston:
syrror And be it further enacted That gts OF let
tors reaine uncalled for In any Posoce in any city,
Gown or village, whore newspaper shall be printed,
.haii harear be published once only IN the newspaper
iih being published weekly oftener shall have the
largest circaaon within range of delivery OF the said
office.
ar Persons calling for Letters Advertised, should
state that they are "Advertised. -
az Office hours from A. NJ. to P. n. On Sundays
from foolock to O'Clock P. n.
STANLEY g. TROTT, Acting Postmaster.
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DR.. WRIGHT'S
REJUVENATING ELIXIR,
Or. Essence Of LtfS.


&SSSNNMTWWbyI4e Cures General Debility, Weak-
. &$&ssSMaM&Dl> ness, Hystertcs in FtmdIea,
aS8$S&f4$z/Z PaEpitation Of the Hidrt dss3
&SM8 A&&/ all Nervous Diseases It re.
=ASsge99 stures new life and vigor to the
eszsSs. y. aged, causing the hot blood Of
AZ the PhentT Tses youth to course the veins res
JIon Me ataes o. ~ ns tGring the Organs Of Genera
reW Ner-so docs i1o3 1c.aocMV !."p'ssSSy u,s
this Efirfr rejuren DeVas.ty reato''Mg na7't,"ees
ate the syssem crld ana J0H Dagor, mus proving
overcome disease. perfect "Hirir Of Lo1e," re-
moving Sterjlitv and Bnrrcnness in both sexes. To
the yot,nr ni,llc aged and aged there Is greater
boon than this Elixir Of Life" It glveA new
lease OF life, causing the weak and debilitated to
have renewed strength and vigor, and the entire
system to thrill with joy and pleasure.
Price, one bottle 81; three bottles $5i sent by
express to any address.
Our medicines arc sold and recommended by all
respectable druggists in every part Of the civilized
globe; some unprincipled dea,ers, however, try to
deceive their customers by selling cheap and worth
less compounds in order to make money. 30 noe
dccelved-ask for these medicines and take no
others If the druggist does net keep them, write
to u.s. aud we will send them By express. carefully
packed, free from observation We will be pleased
to receive letters with full statements In regard to
any disease with which ladies or gentlemen are
afflicted Address all letters for medicines, painph'
lets, or navice, to the sole proprietor, q
Dr. W.R. MERWIN, 81 Walker st., n. 7,
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and Mdze. To Ferguson Holmes. Hopley 4 Go.
Daley, Adams, Frost / CO, Adger d Co. G Bee 20,
Hopkins, Mcpherson Il Co, j Enslow. & co, Cohcn,
Hanckel l. Co.
steamer Fannie, Davis, Georgetown, G. Jas terces
Rice 145 bags Rough Rice, and Mdze.Z To Fergnson
Holmes, Thurfton l. Holmes, Shackelford Fraser,
Pringle, Willis & Chisolm, and others.
Steamer Marion, Mansfield, Cheraw, @. s28 bales
Cotton, bbls Turpenine, &c. TO Ferguson Holmes,
Mowry Co. q Bsggett Co, Williams 4 Go. E
Rodgers Co. z, II l. Dockery, M Caldwell q Sons
Adams, Frost & Cv.
= sshr Deas rom West Point Mill 81 bbs Rice. To
Il Pringle
Clark's boat from james Island. II bales Cotton.
To Ga1llard l. Minott
Boat from Johns Island. bales Cotton To Gail
lard l. Minott.
Cleared Yesterday.
schr n Hopkins, Loper, Elton Eesd-W Roach.
Went to Sea Yesterday.
Brig J Baker, Thompson, Philadelphia.
Schr Chaa Dennis, Hughes, New York
schr a Hopkins, soper, Hilton Head.
Up for this Port.
Steamship F1ambeau, Everson, at New York, Jan Il.
Memoranda.
The smack Martha at this port spoke on the 10th inst
20 miles ;.E by from Charleston Bar, the Steamship
City of Port au Prince from New York for
The schr Paragon from Now YORK 1or THIS por, bsnoo
from Fortress Monroe, Jan L.
[
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MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF Gil ESTON.
Arrived Yesterday

NfTfVeN TCstcfdNy.
Brig John Pcircc, Stroui MHtanzas, days. Moasses
orders zzzzsz-
Brig Josie A Dcvcrcaux Clark, Philadelphia, days.
Coal and AIszG. TO II Baker Co, Cameron, Iarkley
Co, j r Pringr, G Ai1nar, L II White, rogni
Solnmcrs ) f Adgcr l. Co, K Huger.
schr Eliza Frances, Sawyer, Baltimore, days Corn.
TO L Kerr l. Co.
Srhr Azella L Laura McIndoe, Baltimore days.
Guano &c. 10 Willis l. Chsolm.
schr Dophin HILL Elizabeth City, N c. 2sO0 bushels
Corn. 10 r n Butler.
Sclr benjamin Erow1l Crossley, Back River. 5000
bushels Rough Rice. To Cocn Hauckel & Co:
Steamer Pilot Boy, McNclty Savannah, yia Beaufort
Hilton Head, Boyds Landing, &c. 81 bales s Cotton
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baltimore Market.

BALTIMORE, January 14-C CoTroN-W We notice dnu 'Ll
and inactive market but prices without any quotable
change, viz: SO Ha34c for N1iddnng Upland.
CoTrXH-The market is firm but not active; hio car
goes held at 12a121lc gol in bond we haFe on!y 20
Bort sales of 100 bags a 18c and 100 do at 1a18c the
latter for prime.
FLouR-Is very dull but little inquiry and no sales re-
ported to-day on Change and in the absence of aDsac-
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COMMERCIAL.
Exports for the Week ending Thnrsday
January II.

Exports for the Week ending Thursday
January II.
FOREIGN.
LIvERPOoI-por ship Amola-1b0 bales ana .,. is2.
bales Cpluul Cotton, 500 bbls Rosn. .FcT oa.A
~ Helen Sands-62 bales and 1635 bales Op'aiu
Cotton. ,.e 1,orro,s
BARCELoNA-Pcr Spanish pol virglnesI1ss ;I naErcs
Spirits 1urreniire 81 bbls Tar, SlS ODDS Hosi'
bales Upland Cotton, .25,Ou0 Slaves.
poME-rIc
pOsTON-Pcr brig Lizzie III Mlrl-25 tie-:es hlee, 20
bulcs uplsnd Goron 93 Ubly Spirits Iurpcn9ne, no,
,eet Labcr S3 TS9 feet Timber lii casks Saas
al; park..cs..,. Per schr Ralph CarletonIV' Dales
finland Cotlon &c. cOU feet Lumber, ~ oascs has'
Sc. III tons Old Iron, Packages.
NEW ToEK-ptr seuulship Delaware-G9 terccs iuSe,
AZ bales Cotton 2sa bales Upland Cotton q eaies
Cotton Wsst. aud Sundries. Per sseamsi1D oaIa-
ros.a-lf1 tercos Rio l26 bales ana oos i Saies
filsnd ,,otton g.; nacs Yarn aud Domostcs, bales
Wool and ISL packages. Pe1 Steamship Monekn-
~ I;.rcss Rice. AT bales Cotton, 1856 baes Up
land Cotton 81 bales Yarn, 166 packages Sundr1es.
" per schr Cnas Dennis-yG,U94 feet Vel o"
Pine Iam;er 100 bales Upland Cotton. 22 bales Sea
Island Cotton 30 hbis Spirits Iu,peailne ~ 1o1es
Starch, IL empty C2fpuEs, LOU eptJ a"e oaf1e.s II
casks Clay, Q large Guns
IiIA-Per Steamship Whirlwind-47 bales
Cottou. ba;eB Rags. 10 tons Iron and Metal. 1OC
lmi,t. Casks. Of packages Mdze Per brig Ja1as
IRON. 90 Empty Barrels.
DALIIIORE-ptr steamship Falcon-l bales l ano
3s7 balss Upland Cotton, bales Wool, LUZ Packages
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Augusta Market.

AUGUSTA, January 16-Gold buying at 1856 and selling
ut l37 Silver ut 128 and selling at 49, Exchange
par. Nothing doing in stocks or bonds.
very quiet and prices dropping trans
actions limited and offering stock very ight-we refer to
tho actual sales the only correct quotations Sales OF
the day up 1871 bales, follows viz: vt 24H ut
&c; IS at 27 Is ut %; at st 30; ut 81 J.!
81 65 at 49, and II at 52 cents The receipts arc 34l
hp1o
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Montgomery Market,
NIoEite Market.

MOBILE, January 14.--CorroS-TLerc has been q fair
and pretty general demand to-day, but with buyers tax
ing only small lots The market opened at 81 for Mid
ding, at which fguro the generality of the sales were
made but towards lie close buyers demanded further
concession from Saturdays rates, and sales were mad
BIZ low Sic for 1ding Sales reached 250 bales tho
marke. closing dull vt S1aSl &c.
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IMPORTANT OERTIFIoATEa

RouHEsTER, n. z, Decenber q, 1851.
Measrs. p II. DRAKE COL have been great sut.
rer rom Dyspepsls three todr years. sad bad 20
abandon my profession. About three months, ago
tried the Plantation Bttters, and to my gre&t Joy I'M
several cases and AZ far know, always With signal
benefit am, respecInuy yo9ts
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Constgnces per South Carolina Railroad
January II.

74e bales Cotton % bales Mdzc 10 bbls Rosn Furni
ture, &c To D Utsey Adams. Frost 4 Co, Bates l.
Co. Chisolm Bros, Z Rodgers u Co L NJ Aver & Co,
per stoncy, II Mllre & Co, & Hopey Il Col Fraser
L. Co, w W Smith, Miss McLaren. & Williams Il Co,
N Aycrin 4 Sun, Trenrhartl, Il Slider, A Black,
B Sloan, NJ Storen 4 Stenhouse Tobias Sons, )
Wiss 4 CO, J Wtsell. L Jeaers l. Go, D O'Neil 4
Sons,
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-01-18

Exports Of Rice, Naval Stores and Lumber,
from the Port Of Charleston, from sept'cr
1st to January II, 1867.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-01-18

Tho cleaTnnees comprise eO7S bales New York; 12
for Yera Cruz 1887 for Lycrpoo 1901 for Boston; oz1
for Providence, and 557 for Philadelphia
Sue,R AND MoLAssEs-Tho receipts arc small end are
conned since Yesterday LOG hds Sugar. 28l Dds ana
1Ol half bbls Moassea The demand continues gooa, @
Especially for Sugar. aud prices which are already very
conprsed $50 bhds Sugar. 400 bbls and !e4 halt h6ls
oIasses embracing all tho supplies In first bands A. sne
ya9kc fair lOka1lc; fully fair 11Ha11A PRIME M Isc
choice l2 &c; seconds 10 yellow clarified
white 132al4c Molssses-C Common 59a60c; lar ooc;
nrie esaOc choice re por gal. 104 half bbls pr
S4o1o,uoc ao]6 at 7TaG2c Gal.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-01-18

LIST OF SHIPPING
In the Port of Charleston, January IL, 1867
VESSELS UNDER 100 TONS, AND STEAMERS coAsrNa
w1THN THE STATE EXCEPTED
STEAMSHIPS.
Granada 7e4 tons, West at Adgers wharf, for Now 3ork