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N orth Car ,lfna Ttcros

), The Raleigh Sentinel learns that n number NJ
rno na Hn o. tho Legislature met in the Com
naary aay condltlon OF the people, After much efsis
SION, Committee was appointed TO- prspaia bil
1Ga nnaes efsatte the ssy afsn aM Y Rs9 Of
are said to hs pntshg their claims in suit. md IN
come anties there are from 500 to 1000 Trta u ra -
turnnble to the next term.
Blu vas made yesterday by United States Har-
snal, r. =: kehoe, on warrant issued by r. +.
Lehman, United states Commissioner.
% Tho Is neSd Vincent Dixon
tanning in his custody and control, at DaWson,s
Greek, Rena Ann Bryan, a child Of color, and the
99a spaH ys anst her w and
lects and refus es to allow the said Rena Bryan E.
return to her mo.hers house, .in Newbern, North
Carolina. .f4,s1 't:s sa 3%5' Nh M "A
Commissioners Court this morning. -
ENescbe'7s Journal Of Commerce..
ANOTHER RoDBERY AMP OuTnAqE-On Friday
night last band Of robbers visited the premises
M nss sss Ssoa RSe @ ssss some
him eight bushels ofmeal he had that day received
tfona mill, all the pork he had in his smokehouse,
ana several other articles Of value. NJ
[Neuberss Commercial, 26Gh inst "a.
saAD-THE F1nsr OF THE sEAsoN.--The f3rst
shad OF the season nude their appearance in mar
e eat on ya Beng
at for ~eh thev s ne1 to sas be 70
into consideration. Mr.. John Bishop, Of the PiIot
House became the purchaser at SO por pair @ We We
are fond Of shad but not Of paying such nr;oas
be they ever 80 delightful Wilmington .J6ursani'
DETENTION OF TRAINS passenger tra;na an
the Wilmington and Manchester. Railroad were On
yesterday detained by an accident which rendered
the passage across Lumber River unsafe. The
bridge is about seventy miles from this place and
the damage was caused by q timber raft, which.
ran SO forcibly aganst one Of the supports Of The
bridge as to carry 1t away. The damage could
have t: en- repaired ina very short time had the
water been sufficiently low to admit Of the work
boing performed.-Ihd y N -BS' :.
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PORT CALENDAR.
MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF CHAR LIE sTON.
Arrived Yesterday.

27th inst hldsc To Kavenei CO. Adsera ay co 3
bee Warren, Adams Frost g. Ahrahs@a 5 "a. 8.
Sons. Soma = BRISTOL, Brown 4 Hyor. DoNmann Bros, Il
son Bsses Co. Ssnnet as CO. S1 SarIet gsvsp Ger
hen: u Boyleston CO. NJ Cater. a Ca1als, Car
eoTnns cs.s G.. pSHa eSs1t CO.. Ga1a
well Son, canpsen Co. Craig, Tuomey & CO. y b
DAWSON Drake Dnva Express ~ts conanias: moaas:
Eckel Co. Rsenbach. J Egan. Ebaugh MaiSonee. D
Forreston. FRANKIE. Fsender. G1bse ts : { % s9s
araver, derdts Co. Gramann 4 Schwacke Gond.
Rock Hart Co. Ease, csseun c.. c.ea ao1nees aee
s C. 5aeas a:R Jshp,sa aessey
e. Ia9g. JAiEords Co, Klinck, Wickenhess Co q
poxe Moore Mantoue CO. MaTaSa Son sfnr1hS nc
MelcheEa Muller, MaeulaI Williams Psrfer Mabe:
tens Wohltmann. nrcConb CO. J. MaFzvrii 11SnI "a
PEean 9eeet Sei. gs1 aSst gsn39R Re;,1
n HoRsen. G Ring: ] Russell, Renneker & Glover. n
s. s R1s ssspssrS Ssss essss 81
Bso Trott Taylor q. UesSssat a tfRRoGpson 2
White Wtliiaga e. % YesSons NJ MwiaDes9sE eara9
Msss xan Ps1ssi Rens
Fesnandtna and Savannah. 20s bales 1osn,.
e. ass GGe a. % Taapsoss TsaR ksss
3 70, = = ingIanan, Willis ohisotm, Hunt Bross r
Co. Rnokney s Bro, screven Nisoss Tssns saSH =
steamer W Fraziet, Torrent. E,,sto. 4 h.,e..
Cotton To Gnilleaae. Roper ssoney s VIM ai ~.
toa Geoss psss Co. tI5S Now W.sf saa
Ropar stoney 90 mi ~ - 'iA>A'' 1''.1' 20
Cleared Yesterday. -
sssr Was9el eDs aey adnny New : chiso
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GRAIN-Whcat-G40 bush red offered; $50 bush sold at
SO 1b 400 bush white also received nnd sold 50 25
Corn was in good supply, particularly yellow: tho offer
ings embrace "a 600 bush yellow and 1000 bush white
market steady for white and fully cts lower yellow
Included in the sales 500 bush mixed white e4
81 cts 100 bush fair to primo at s1a1 o. bush
yellow delivered at the Point ut 90 cts for
uptown delivery ut 93a97 cts. Oas-4O5o bush received
with srn III sales Mt 67a5S cts. '4.
MotsssEs-We notice sale Of 20 puncheons English
Island at 65 cts q, gallon.
Pnov1sIoNsThe mail kct remains quiet though steady
and but for the difficulty in making shipments would
very active as there plenty orders the South
for Bacon We quote Shoulders ct Hall cts Rib Sides
a2 cts; clear rib 1s cts Hams II cts for city sugar
curod and 15a6 cts for pain; report sa1cs OF 95
tcs old Western shipping at 10 cts. Nothing doing n
Bulk Meats; prices nominally unchanged; Mess Pork
s22a22 60 Lard - al2 cts for city and Western bbls
R1cE-We still quote for css,na 1o1a1lc: Rangoon
sALr-There was sor:e speculative feeling o-day and
holders are firm at 50 20a2 IS for liverpool Ground Alum
and 50 as Is or Fine; low grades In the market
Turks Island is steady at 55a5Bc per bush IS .'f5
SuaAR-Ihere were no sales to-day except 1862 boxes
Cuba Molasses taken to account refining at we
months 5aIITo NJ r. - ~'-~
WH1sKET-Nothiug doing that we are .dr!:oa os !:
prices are still irregular for country lots; City held at
50 Is per gal. - n. I,
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4 Passengers
Tu886t1KcTB. 7T-1IT1 ITI3- - N
onckn, for Now York-M McHuph. "

Per steamship Monckn, for Now York-M McHueh. "
Caldwell, Miss Edwards. "
Per steamship Quaker City, from New York-M Jacobi
+ a Shoek. 8 N, and son. W C Osborne, W ChrystaI
MIS- " Dempsey. Brown, D Lnbs A Mnnget
Per steamer Dictator, from Jacksonville, Palatkn
Fernandina, and sa7annah-A johnson and lady
Fhillips. Young, Con w Owons, W j Marshall, DR.
KING ana Lady, Brown G Hainsworth, r ID Dot
terer. Croslick, D Hail. c H Allen, Captain John
Young, w kennady, Col kemper. II Castles Mrs
Wylie, Mrs Sullivan Miss Sullivan, Miss Evans L
France. Miss Cheeves Miss Cheeves Miss Lee
Per stea1ner w " Frazier from Edisto-J Townsend
and lady. Miss Townsend, B Whaley, King, VIII
Ham, and 13 deck a f- '--'--' n
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quired no little notoricty as rabbit hunter. He
has succeeded in tanning and training ferret, with
which he visits tho burrowing place Of rabbits.
rot, who enters zaedintsly driving out the rab-
bits into bag, which the hunter holds over the
mouth Of the burrow. In this way he caught sew
enty-fve on Wednesday last. - Ta,4.
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Cons1gnccs p,era south Carolina Railroao.
.,e January 80.

GIG bales Cotton, 16 bales Mdzc csrs Stock cars
Wood cars Lumber Furniture. and sundries To "
Mint Adams, Frost 4 Co. Willis l. Chiaoln, n Kaib
= \ Rodgers 4 Co. Walter Co. I. Aver ( Co.
kirkpatrick. De9apssure, D. A ANIME, Thurs
ton Holmes. W Williams & Co. " Marshal Courte-
nay nay IrenholIn n Agent Hopley Co. Rev NJ
Keith, Lewis. Ayerin & Son, B shiver. Poppcn-
helm. I Fuller. Aiken Co. " Courtney & CO. E
! Wiss q Co, Mowry Co, W W Smith, J NJ Eason Il
Bro Cameron, Ehaugh s Maliono~. yelling, b
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Augusta NInrIkct.

Augusta Market.
AUGUSTA, January 29.-F1NANcIAI COMMERCIAL
business, generally, during tho past week, has been
moderate in al branches Of trade. Planters generally
storing their Cotton, believing that prices would bo
beter-the same cause has operated with dealers in
Bonds aud Stocks the want OF money has caused but
few operntenR -. %
GOLD AND SrLvER.--The market has remained un.
changed during tho woek Brokers buy Gold 1856
sell at 3GaI36k Silver buying 12s and solling 1872
The supply OF sight barely oquul the demand No time
exchange Offering.
CorroN.-The depressed tone noticed last week con-
nucd to yesterday Monday with dclinc Of fully
&c on tho better grades while tho lower grades there
was but little changeclosing Saturday at about 3oc
for middling; Sic for strict ndng, and nc good
midd1ing Monday. however, there improved
demand and sellers have been able to advance full
nc. The demand is mainly for middingan, grades
below; and tho purchases in tho main Europe.
Receipts for this season light is the Offering
stock. G@..G
F1SANc1AL-Monoy market remains very dull Gold
Brokers buy at ls5 and sell ut 1856 Silver 12e sell
at 13O.
CorroN-Therc was e fair demand for the staple to-
day but the Offering stock Light and sales
OF the day foot 3o1 bales follows viz: at 49, at
80: "a at 30 81 at 30h 20 at 81 9S at ut 81
100 ut 32 The receipts 248 bales. We quote Mid
ding. 3oh; Strict A1iddng, 31a31;a; End Good Mid
cling, 81 8.@ 4n .a-5 = -
COTTON srATE1r.sT Fon AUousrA AND aAaipUno,s
Stock on hand September !, 1906 S,6o5
Received since last statement. 2,195
Received previously. AS, ,269-45,464
55o52
Exported since last statement. o,os1
Exported previously. sc, ,Ss4-37. ATS
Stock hand january %. 1867. ......... 1857
.
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NEW TORK-Per steamship Monekn-l1: uerces Rice
y bales Cotton. 400 bales Upland Cotton. JOG
bales Yarn. and DC Packages. Per schr War
i2s bhls spi!:s Tzpentne 300 bbls Rosin. 60 empty
Ale Barrels. 25 casks Wine. 2e Wine. II bags
ware. 2 bbls Vinegar. packages ddze. MA.
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The Charleston Cotton Market.

OFFICE OF TIE DAILY NEWS
CHARLESTON "Wednesday Evening, January 80.
With good demand Tic market bccamo irregular and
tho staple WIS, in instances, sold rise
fow transactions took psce indicating castor Some
classes Of Cotton hnye. within few days, improved in
price to tho extent Of haf cent per h. and we
somcwhnt altered quotations to correspond, Tho
transactonc to-day amounted to 5lO bnles say 80
ut 90 e5 Mt so s2 Mt 3o Ii at 3o. CT at 81 1l6 Sly
G2 ut 49, sc at 10 ut SO at 49, 36 sSk cts
w
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ALBERT SYDNEY JOHNSTON.

ALDEhi SIONG4 SufANSION.
In the clarnor Of war and tunult OF strife
At the shrine OF his country he offered his Life,
And his spirit, too pure to dwell upon earth.
Took refuge in God, who Ind given 1t birth.
But the victor had gone from this turbulent world
Fro the flag that he cherished forever furlcd;
Aud tho standard nnd hcro shall be III grave,
AS nn emblem Of Justice. tho true and tho bravcl
No drums were cen mu11cd, no martial array
Conducted tho whrrior whcro last he shall lay,
But the herald OF time shall trumpet aiar *eM
The nnnc Of great Johnston, tho hero OF warl r@a-
Dear Kindred and hientls, oh comfort now seek.
And tho tear tim. will H,gor al brush from your check,
For though IN his grave. he rests silently now,
Yet wreath Of pure laurels cnclrcaes his brow.
Sleep, patriot who answered thy countrv's first CALL
And for honor and freedom SO noby did tall;
Though thy body mouldcrs yet still lives thy name,
Which the broczeS shall watt to the temple Of fame
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Tho Methodist 'sBook Concern" in New York has
between twenty and thirty cylinder presses cen
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Baltimore Market.

I
BALTIMORE, january 26.-CofFEE.-We report sales
Of 200 bags bags fair Rio at 17c lao bags good prime
at 1870, gold.
Corros.-The market is quiet, with small sales Of mid
ding uplund ut 3SLc. We quote held ut 33a34c.
FLoUR-Tho market was again quiet to-day; no sales
worthy Of special remark transactions confined to small
lots for local WANTS within range annexed viz
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MILITARY GoSE.-Thomasville is once more
evacuated by the United States forces, and the
town is now restored to its usual quiet About q
dozen soldiers attached to the Freedmen's Bu-
reau, drinling and ecarousing, cursing and swear
ing IN the Court House, where they made their
headquarters, have kept the town in an uproar for
the authorities to Keep Them in subordination. AT
1ase they received orders, aud left on the train
Wednesday morning. II it should ever be found
necessary to send more soldiers here we sincerely
nope q better class will be selected But there
never wiz be any necessity for soldiers to Keep this
community con quiet as long tho civil authorities
are nntrammeDed, md not even 'thcn, il the eiti-
zens arc left to themselves, s'''S'4 - 80
.-l.. INona0 Susle Eafea.oa-;sn I'M
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1867-10-19

TIE crop of winter wheat has
d"ubtlrSS, been nveieStina ed, bni
the fear of of not being able to start
aImther crop this fall Is what is keen.
ing wheat back from market in this
rrgiou. We have had no rain worthy
mention since the middle of Julv.
The ground is par.hpd and too hard
to he wurkrd, and should this cor
tinnr much longer. the question of
next wears crop of winter wheat will
be- settled in advance.
This furnishes the very best arrp,
mcnt for r;i>inG a lal ge crop of wheat
"Ti soil which has hrietnfnre been
employ ed in raising cation for taxa
tion aud paving interest ON ism.
plies" o freedmen. II fall whp't
be sowed 1T once, as fIst ~ th, land
I sn hr prepared for it, and spring
" hriit on lands now too well coyered
with rottnn to he available until after
all is gathered, we may furnish the
West With bread next N.ar. That
woald he glorious revenge
Dr. NJ. W. Philips, Of the Southern
Farmer, SAY he has made go,,d rye
ahsi oats 10y sowing ON corn aAd tnt.
ton lands, leaving rains to cover.
where the land had been Hn,ler good
cultivation. He thinks the mere
reNering not so imlnrtant hut We
would not risk it. 1t the wheat be.
IiUil'-d in, there lao need of wait
ing until the cotton il uff the land:
hnn"h, 0t coarse, nat 80 much can
be- put IN the ground. and the c.rIp
must he eprOp0riionally smaller. But
Diher and later crops can he put
where the Gotten sio.sl, and % all Z
he land be made proaiahle. Z
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1867-10-19

= The New York correspondent ni
the Charleston Courier says there is
Il strong political organization in
that city, with ramitiratiOn~ through.
out the ortll, tor the purpose ol
making Chase the next President of
the United States. Horace GrrlN,
Th utlOre Tiltun aud Charles Sumner
are in this political movement, which
isalsp supported hy the large bank
ing houses that have made vast tor.
times ont of Clasr's tinanrial policy
while Secretary of the Treasure.
The movement will be likely To have
n lc0ntrOlling power It the North:
The fact is Gen. Grant has lost the
confidence of the leading Radicals
by accepting the place of Stanton,
and all his efforts Will not probably /
enable him Ia rtfuver what he has
lost with that party.
This writer asserts that President !
Johnson favurS this movement ot
bringing forward the Chief JuSiic,
fa the exc uSi0I uf' Grant. Chase
is understood TO be oppnSpd to the
of johnson, aS that
wOuld place Wade in the Ppsidrm-
Iial Chair. aud give him decided ad-
Vaniages in the next Presidential
Canvass. IL il also said that Chase
approves Of J0hnsOu'S course in re-
moving Stantoa aud Sheridan.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1867-10-19

FMr. Saker and Mrs. Sakpr, of
Bellows Falls, were divorced last
winter and are married again. lie
ouldn't fOr.Saker.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1867-10-19

re- John NJ. II. WeS:hrnok in a
card Ia the Sumter Republican, de,
cilning To accept the nomination for
the Convention On the Radical tirket,
saws, Call me thief, Sc"undrel, hyp-
ocr'ie. lacSasS-I can stand them, hut
do not carl Hfe Radical. As to the
Convention. ] am opposed to it from
the beginning to the end, and will
have no lot or parcel in the ioath.
some bussard- egg" 0olan6ss San.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1867-10-19

knn~u To ILe tay,I1n- buhln. Toe l,.c,tt, :,
y ? l'rr ally suitahe e. msTU hsuts aud tll-rn,s.
pen u J. IN eir~s lrfx " tn the b~in.-.. p,ts
y the cit, -t nh the ehwsy 81 s.uthern AM
stern trayel-and adj ctHt 10 all the y -in,.ips
RTtlrsd mi Ste riiai dein.s
THE STEVEN HOUSE, hts liberal acc. u,r.,,.
aHti"h tH "srI 3'Hl is-- Il = we'll fnri-i,.d d
snd l.n~-e- = rvrfl ~ dfrn h. prnvrmeut ia n.
erni'"t and ~ tsrtsiuMeht af it, inmates Th.
10 M are ~rseiou- sRd Wril vss.iast'd prauisisn
" gas and water r-,he stiend az - prompt and
rr~pes-ifs -ard THE lie 10 K-r-fursr ,,,-,,dr
VITA tvrD O. lczry vt The sem~ua-4r rssudrr.,,
rates. T's r-sD- hsve ieea rpEafHi hrd ana ,r.
n''deied, wr rrr ensiasd totEf .xtfa t.rllti.,
TOT the eansfnFt nnd pleasure q aar tsne-s.
6eU \. CHASE A-co.
'uhs dss' ~ PfsPsseoss.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1867-10-19

HA San Frauriscan found sever
al nuggets Of gold in the gizzanI of
a chicken be was dressing. It was
Vt the breed that lay golden
eeFa HI
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1867-10-19
". ". PHILLIPS.
FsFmsdy Of EdraFSs Dept. Hi~s.l

iran RFcprvrn end f.r al. xoo oorrs.i
u IAELRkTHs TrRNTP sFED VAR
RAhT I'D gruw af it67 $40 ia WHITE
lELD tso grI,nrs tfFsFfD OIL: 100
g lo' sef ellEfTsef THRPFFTTrE en-
foate 500 ffkfss Of WINDOW SASH !.
ecssa PAFtL DUs r. 500 Pofgs WIN
Dow GLASS All OF whieh v,li be ,old q,
ktv OtIea prices At
AuL . - NOsBY 4 RICHARDS
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1867-10-19
THE SOUTHERN FARMER

Is beautfn y iIlastrated m. .nihiy nf I6 ,.ag-s
i qualtn, drvnted tn the interest nf the F,tn1p-
the Fruit 0Tow-r the Gardener. the htack Rai-er
invensar and hsnufactnrVr. while every HSHse.
ksspsr vii and q. think invalnshl c"mpar
tsas Subscription pree 81 90 per snnum. In sd-
vanc4.
have ruEssed the sklesi pens 70 the Roath tn
aesiss ne, esd IN determined tn makp Tar FAM
h-s-isx y ths soath IN this h ar q her di>tess
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1867-10-19
The, viii he married souu.

Genl. Sh"rnan gives his opinion
of iegr" suffrage, aS follows:
| want those who have been In
the South q bear testimony to the
c"niltion of these freed ne.roeS.
Ny own opinion is that they are not
fitted Tor the eXrrriSe ofihe franchise.
(Lnnd applause. want them in
get a tar price TOT their labnr hut |
do not think they are fitted to take
parf IN the Legislation 0f the cuuatry.
Renewed cheering.)
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