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NATIVE, WINE BITTERS.

CHARLES GAUTIER respectfully invites at
tention to his ATISE WINE BITTERS, made
FROM recipe of many years, standing, which has
acquired an unequalied reputation wherever it has
been used as preventive Of all masmatic and ma
laria diseases. Itinsigorates the muscles purifes
the blood corrects the action of the liver and kid
news, promotes digestion establishes regularity in
the female system and is admirably adapted asa
Being made OF native wine and the best Vegetable
tonics it cannot be surpassed as an appstiRer and
inyigorator early IN the morning, and before meals
Eeneraliy; ana, peing perfectly free from every
only with safety Of all times butts confidently re-
commended TO persons, oF both sexesas O gentle
stimnlant though powe full TONIC; whenever sueh
be without it, as Il win suppiy ereat desideratum
in strengthe ming and inyieoreting growing child !
rem, by whom II may be used with perfect impunity
AS the season for mslarial And masnatic disc Ases
without rival a. pFSventalfse of ali diseases of
the summer and autumn and general inyigara-
well IS g gAss sn %a sSsas:;s And
The trade is reslestfaiiy insitss g saM. -
:, .fIapoYtersad Deslss sf .Wsaes asd Il a.o,s.
WU-em S32 PENNSYLVANIA svenne,
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MARLBORO (MD) GAzRrTE-This we'll
conducted journal has just entered upoe it $
thirty second year. The editor, in mentioning
this, says: sin looking over the subsc iptiou
list we find the names of but forty. six of our
original subscribers: but the places of the dead
and gone have been supplied by their descen-
dants -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-07-13

Both HOUSES Of Congress insisting upon
their amendments to the supplementary Re-
construction bill, a committee Of con ference Wa.
ordered yesterday. 1t is composed as follows
On the part OF the Senate-Messrs. Trumbull
Edmunds, and Hen bricks. On the part of the
House-Messr.. Stevens of Pennsylva MIA.
Boutwell,. and Holman.
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PROPOSALS.
MAYoR,s OFFICr. jus ,s7

atiaopSssis viii be received 1t this oNes until
as'ssaay the 18th instant, at X O'clock for era
1 III street south, from seyenthy street west e.
III ~; sfeet west Bidders win stsse the prfce per
80. ,sa.s saJa FOR grading. There will be brt ons
efnens paid for-that which meas sur es most
bids. ~ sA' " a''eet "AS vi MI
fv1e
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for SIMMER drinLs' HON TI ARTST' SI wv
RY. and SPARKLING CALIFORNIA WINE,
tcqual to the imported Champagne. and much
cneaper.D Also, Bancroft CHAMPAGNE CIDER
for sale by EGAN i PERRIE.
iy 36tif corner + and 9th streets
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THE SUPPLEMENTARY RECONSTRUCTION
BILL AS AMENDED.

The following is copy OF the Supplement
tsry Reconstruction bill SIS reported by the
Conference Committee and adopted by the
House to-day:
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CATION into the treatment Of rebel prisoners
1t would not be either magnanimous or fair
Mr.. E!drldge repeated the statemea ut made tn
him by General Ould, who said that he ex
cused General Grant for not accepting The
offer, as, at that time, General Grant knew
t ,hat u; .ne Goniede.acy was mere shell; but
That It's REFUSAL when first offered some month";
excuse.
Mr. Butler reminded Mr.. Eldridge that al,
the correspondence on the subject had been
laid before Congress in January, 1865. In the
fall of 1864, after the exchange OF prisoners
mad been stopped, proposition was made by
Inc ienels 70 give up the sick prisoners held
AS soon as transportation could be got the
proposition was accepted, and six steam boats
were sent to savannah and took of over seven
Thousand men. There had been some una.
voidable delay in II conseq uent on the opera
tons OF the army; ana the offer had been mad
70 the rebels 10 let them send cotton to New
1orR, sell II through their own agents, and
with the proceeds procure what was necessary
for their prisoners.
The q uestion was taken on the motion tn
suspend the rules, and the motion was re-
The resolution, therefore, was not received.
The question which was under disc ssion
last evening, as to the reception and reference
asking An appropriation for levees for the
mississippi river, came up and the discussion
was continued by Mr.. Morgan, who had pre.
s sens a. The memorial, and BY Mr. Ingersoil.
After discussion the memorial was received
90 70 Sand was referred to the Committee
on Appropriations.
The Speaker presented Communications.
which were laid on the table and ordered to
be printed, as follows:
From the acting Secretary OF the Interior.
submitting estimates to supply deficiency in
appropriations for the relief OF the Nava;oa
Indians, at or near Fort Summer, New Mexico
From the Commissioner OF Internal Reyenue
relative TO alleged frauds on tina intarnaI
revenue in the fifth district of North Coroiina
. = From the Managers Of the Antietam National
Cemetery, inviting the House to attend the
celebration on the 18th OF July. The letter
was entered on the Journal -
Mr.. Washburne, of Wis, asked leave In
oner the Following preamble and resolutions
Is Whereas irresponsible statsmsnts have bean
INSIDE BY persons in sympathy with the late
rebelliop. Implying that the Goyernment. ~
the United StAtes has inhumanIv tFeafed ifs
prisoners during the late rebellion: and where.
a. NO evidence has been produced 10 sho ~ that
such aIlegatiOns have ANY foundati0n IN tact.
ana whereas the loyal people or the United
states are we'll satisfied tfat IL "a fnstance
were its prisoners tteated otherwise than win
kindnePs and hum1nlty;; ThAraforA -
Resotred, That this Aouse WI sntertsin No
resolution which implies other than the most
KIND 1pder Snd um1ne te9twept of tts prisl
CneFss pnfefe such resoIntioas I'd NoSbYdnan
Fl EsssSssthls cAasge thsf Ihly, were flsstsd
~. Eid1laS5 opjectsd. ass.s Il, g ..Iss
Mr.. Washburne moved VI sus RRdrif fka IN La /
mr. wood suggested that the Ef8 6bie wss
inaccurate. The New York Tribune had dis.
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Y@REN. DIR. ID. W. BARTINE, of Trenton
W. n. j., will preach at the HAMLINE M. f.
GIL X II corner of Ninth and P streets, on SAB
BATH: at III a. m. and p. nj. Contributions will
be received TO liquidte the remaining debt on the
church property The public are invited to attend.
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ERENCH BOOkS.-Henri Conscience: lie De-
Il mon de largent, As cents. George Sand:sLu-
crezia Floriani; 45 cents. George Sand LIE Secre-
taire Intime; 45 cents. Lamartine: Les Contiden-
ccs As cents. Alphonse karr: Sous les Tilleuis 45
cents Alphonse karr: Voyage autour de Mon Jar
din: As cents. Alphonse Karr: Promenades hors
de Mon Jardin AS cents. Louis Reybard: lie Cog
due Clocher; IS cents. De Stendhol: Lie Rouge ct
lie Noir: As cents. Celeste: par Leon GoZIan; 50
cents. Notre Dame de Paris: par Victor. Hugo,
vols; 81 So.
lie ID - FRANCK TAYLOR.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-07-08
Crescent City Springs.
CIrUArED ONE Will FROM TR.

SITUATED ONE MILE FROM TIL
- City OF Evansville, and one quartz
from the Ohio River, on Pigeon CreeJ
indiana The Waters are a
S A LINE L Y B A
CONSTITUENTS IN 100 GRAINS OF WAT,
Muriate of soda 49,. .................1. 5 Graz
B~icarb0nate of
B~icarbonate of Magne>ia.----0.33
Light Carburetted Hydrogen rises freet
and esca pes continually from the Water.
AS a Tonic and Salem
Aperient, they are unsurpassed by any in
the World.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-07-08
PLACES.
Indian Springs,
Martin County, Indiana.

THE PROPRIETOR OF THIS CELE-
y. Drated Watering Place, and well known
re,o t for Invalids, to the pub
lie tina it will be open for the reception of
visitors from and after the FIRST OF
JUNE. During the last year the Build
ings at this delightful Summer Resort
have been mucn ENLARGED AND I'M
PROVED. T~tOeatyJour additional Rooms
hare been completed, together with three large
p0rches, and the establishment thoroughly
refurnSshed and in the best order for the COM
fort and convenience of Guests.
The Bath Rooms, Swings, and Alleys are
new and complete, and the lately discov-
cred Cave on the premises furnishes a cool
and refreshing retreat. THE MEDICINAL
AND PROPERTIES of the Waters
are acknowledged and attested by all who
have used them. The Group consist OF
WHITE SULPHUR BLACK SULPHUR A
BEATE, and FRESH WATER, and especially
efficacious for Dyspepsia, Diseases Of the
Stomach, BoaOels, yes for DrOoSy, Neural
gio, and rheumatism. The vicinity is
WILD AND ROMANTIC, Astounding in GAME
and FISH, as well as MINERAL.a and BoTAN-
ICAL SPECIMENS, and INDIAN RELICS.
Hacks will convey passengers to ana
from the springs connecting with the
Trains East and West on the Ohio and
Mississippi Railroad at the Shoals and
Huron. For further address
may24tf D.. r. DUNIHUE, Prop'r.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-07-08
WIN. BUCK,
Matchmaker and JeWeIer.

vXYELL BE AS USUAL At
w the old stand in Ct. II. Fish Il Co.
Book store, No. 10 MAIN STREET, where
you can get your Watches, Clocks, and
Jewelry epaired, warranted to give salts
faction, or NO ARC
L have made arrangements with manu-
facturers and importers of Watches ana
Jewelry which will enable me to furnisj
goods from 10 to % per cent. less than an
other house in this city.
Plain Gold Rings made to order.
VIM. BUCK, 10 Main Street
P.S.-You can always find the correS.
time. Nc charge for setting or regulating
watches. mayo d6m
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SALINE

The Proprietors have fitted these beautiful
comfort nd accommodation of Visitors
and BOARDERs. at a cost of Twenty Thou
sand Dollars. The Rooms are large am
The DINING ROOM is furnished in til
latest modern STYLE, and will be supple
with everything to prompt the appetite,e
satisfy the wants Of guests
The BATH ROOMS are large and fine
furnished, with Tub and Shower, of Il
latest Philadelphia style. The Fountai
of Mineral Water flows constantly in
ct, in front of the main building.
The DANCING HALL and RECEPTIOE
ROOMS attached are by any.
A splendid Band of Music is engaged f.
The BOWLING SALOONS are OF :
best, and in large, airy Buildings.
The LADIES' CONFECTION r 8
piled with all the delicacies of the seast
with the finest OF Wines, Liquors, n Ca
CARS.
Swings and other species of amusement
in abundance, for the wants of families,
old and young.
The Ground embraces 16 acres, covered
with forty varieties of Forest Trees, max.
ing a grand Bower of Forest Foliage
in all It's rural loveliness. The finest
Fishing can be had within five minutes'
walk from the Springs. Within one hours
ride, by rail, you have the best Bass Fish.
ing in the world. The Springs are in inn.
mediate connection with the Ohio River
and Rail to any part of the United States,
and within nve minute drive of the City
of Evansville, containing a population of
thirty thousand.
The SPRINGS are now open for Board
ers and Visitors, and will not close until
the LIST OF November. Familie, and others
wishing a Rural Home for the season cam
not find one to surpass the CRESCENT.
Hit & OEHLKUCH,
mayl3 Proprietors
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-11-21
Co., ,s,rrcu ,uE DopDrn AonIcu17raAL

COOP SPEECH At HE BoRDER AonIcutTraL
FAIR.-Mr. Watt, OF Richmond, GaAten'n of a
serious caste OF countcna ce, mere aroG9 anu aa-
.resscd thu meeting es fol ows: Ar. President,
i seem seems tc m the great remedy + our evils is
pan. Wemust understand how u use the means 1! l
w. have. II have only q dollar mist KNOW aS '
how to coutine ysof to thai doAar-i: Is ,.! 81 l
ave. Our young men must 90 to work We must
persuade tLom to 60 to work and teach them a. at
Whatever they strike to let ii be right teac1 tnon
more how to work tan to gamble ana or.nA, ailu ~
steal. I have mau IN :: y eye who wen h'on-
mo i fell had duo him but eighty dollars Ee
rcllol farm for 500, and boug I him mule ior
S4oo, and tile tIst year he made 81 sou, ring no
other labor than waB ncce sary roi cutting tAfeSn
inc, and getting up Lis wheat. He Low las
Sl,uCo tor 100 acres OF 81 I'D has sod S.
"CitA OF wneat laviug ..:nost pad hs re n
a!silg vegetables. etc. c., aid his plotts arc
ottween 81 ul0 and 50 iC0. Tier, tor our young
men o 20 bout with l0.g iaccs c)nI l!lning CI
IaTng notn'ng TO { - dnu 4e Times.
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MARINE NEWS.
PoRr OF sTuS.
Arrived Yesterday.

stoans, !p Mat,nvls, Ryder. New Yort-lcA SUNDAY.
Mdze. TO Ravenol Co. Raiirold Ago"t Av.ril &
Son. D S,n~e Bira q "a. Il sadtnhop Bad 3 Co
Cobia X 20, J A Cook y Co, L Caldwell, : Camp.
bell Dowo y Noise, olrnann Eros, DeWlas, Bulkst. q
Co. ClptJ Eeiguso GooIriol. Wincma & Co. Grave.
low HOLMES oh ST. r., Ed is, Hlris 10 nin-s.
Tfom usoa x Co. Ii Kl.tt: & Co. J Edp, Llugcy *
4lexauder. Lit l. Marshall eishop Lynch. Mull:r.
Nimitz X Co. > Marshall, North, Steele Wardeli ]
oAeill son. DR. ogier. p-ul q 20. Ra7engl Sa a.
well Russell, Z RIng, G W Stclcns Co. b so3oey-
r.ux, Strauss. Va Co. stenhouse X O. sullivan,
Il scnielc " wray.or. J II vol,rs. Viaee4t, G a
Vl,ua:ski Worncr & Duckcr, Wagner, Heath L Mon.
sees, W L Webb, W Inns Co, L wesfopf.
paddon, Walker, 4 Hunt, nsnck & Sci adams,
O4rpou l. 20, = CougtenaA, q BiSos0h q GO, UT;r.
hardt, Cumpssu & o, Z Il M'tse, ! l'i-s. NGLoy 4
Ice, W Mctomb Co. Crane. Doyles;on (: CO. kiinck.
wickenberg co. W G VII d:n L GO. y X uiaaleIoi.
& W Il armstrong L talcs Co. D J-eobs. The Ii was
detained OIL tho Bar by u TO-.
steamship Pioneer, sh ickfoTd, Sew Sofk-lct satur'
day Is llast To smith Co.
chr OCEAN Traveller, Adams. New Yor-e days. Hay.
IoH + raker Il &C, Campson Co.
schr II / Iabcr, Morris. NV Yorl-s days, Hay and
Rai. Cara TO w Roach, Kerr 60. augusta street
Railway &C
10 the Master. aud King Gio0on
ScrELB Wales. Jackway, New York-S days. Hay
and Mdze. 10 Il Baker y co. King Glib on. " c
cSrD + Keeling, Hubbard. Baltimore 10 hours from
the Cape. Oats. cora and Mdzc. 10 Street Bros Co.
Raj rod Ae 1t. Bowers u Silro1 D Sic3x Willis &
y
: CO, Lilenthsl. Grav,r, a QlackenUush, stem.
house CO. Char.o,toI and SavIn .ah HaiIiold Co,
Bu,er. Msr.h1l pIaI.n Locke ;::n aud Or Order
Rice 10 cart. kopE Jerray.
sIoop Ellen from cooper Mvsr. l4oo bushels Rough
Lice. 10 Y Leo Co.
Cleared Yesterday.
Steamship Promethsu0, Harris. NeV York-Jno & Thco
'Ictty.
British scar Equator Ranger Harbor Island-A cana!c
went to Sea Yesterday.
British bark Hector, No.son 1i7orpoi.
British schr LQ la;3:. R nSer, Hlroor Island, Bah
Up for this Port.
scar Shiloh, Eubbarl at tau moro NV Ia.
Sch = b Hawkins, Wyatt, at ew York, Nor Ia
Cleared 1or this Port.
sshr Myrovcr, Hughes, ut New York, NovIe
Sailed for this Port.
Steamship eearss Uptcr, Rish, s.oa Boston. Nov 10
Memoranda
The ship Go,cond from Baltimore previously ropof!
cd OF this port took her passengers on bond outside
the Par and sailed for MeIrovia, Lbetia, Monda ,
last.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-11-21
THE DAILY NEWS.
THURSDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 2l, 1857,
rho Secret of tno Aspen.

4 clo1 h'rgs ov tlo morning,
TN, dc,a Y AutJ Nh day,
An III rObllS that arg on the aSpcn
u.v 81 v.i'd aud lowL away.
Tho Asnoa itso, i;lcaf2ss.
savo b 70 oomo,t sp ay; but there
Two lastw .ho 4 lcav S sc trembling.
1LoIca ere Is 10. = BIO Gth o: Or.
Aw, ID old ror is that Asp'n;
A Iow-y &c d WIZ :rd--a seer
IN wl.sc solemn, qulnt unqiies
sec ct Of life IS clear.
Though TO fcvcrol flrsa OF Sunmer-
Whcn the illness is z;nith dacp,
And within the sumooci1g iorc Is
The wi ds havc Ges;lod to sleep.
That Aspen alone is restless.
Arlt mo'ea. in f:,ul stlr's.
Iiko the gully wlel "cmory'S DoiSnard
Pd:ks tho caukor II their holrts.
And, day. tho 20 two 10 YES. lo,cly
and <arc on It. t1pmo3s pray.
Sam, Ike two souls. dutterlng flint,y
To PISS from their sncunkcn clay.
Two s,als tha. in lifs's fir sprius..iio
Climbed CO: s. lts golden zone
To wi her thus il life's Au-umn,
Oni,s b cI6es summlt-aloae.
Yes. weird old tree is tint Aspcnl
ow-voi ccd VIZ Zlrd-a snerl
And he who vii. 81 in its sh dow.
lhis sccre OF fe may helr.
Throu II its 81 lcmn lulint unoMe..
Awoalro Is whis or cones
Like the mu.Gnur OF bees in cl:vcr,
OraI echo o tlr-of drums.
And he who lists when the shadows
Arc cre,pl z, like cho It's. from the West,
My hear: Isl ce tho doom OF Adam.
Tn. sou S oao ur IS unres;.'
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-11-21

DEATH CT MARSHAL o'Do.SEIl-Tho foreign
napei rcccld the Lo4,h Il the cooorated Mar
tha. O'DonAei of ST. 4iu, lor more tha tweit.
;he chalg ard checkered scene oi Spa ish POI.
tics. Els cr.ng the Spanish army at un cary age
Ss served with distinct. n through the Car
LIST war, on the side of the Queen. In lalo he was
oxled wnh The Qaesn mothT. InGeG Yeas later
waved with the Governor-GenoTa ship, OF Cub@.
In iSs9 lo commanded the ar with which Spain
inyacoI Moro CO. and f,r his achievements was
created Luz. OF 1ctuGn. ThencoiH rward DC &C.
At one time at ,hc head OF afans. 1he deceased
Maj la waS OF u sh dc c"lt.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-11-21
PnsscuQcrS,

Per steamship Matanzas, from New york-Miss ora.
ham, MIR and Mrs Nal, Mr aud MIS- Charms Murphy aud
Child, B4ins, strong, Ms u Eohertv, Mr." NJ Ok
M yer MIR kelus Mr. B,rne, Mr. and Mr. lpel, Miss
Cappe. ] $ small aud Child, Kat.e G " Loc1wooI, P
Morris, ] Shaw, Miss Doran. Reuson. Conzora. N
Latly, Logan.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-11-21
Consignecs per Northeastern Railroad.
NoYemhrr gu.

2 bales Co tom 25A Ibis Naval Storo, sse bags Rough
Rice bags Grain aud Pots, es, Mdze &c. &c Mowiy
K Ryan, n Caldwell x Son, J d BIggett Co. NAV.
epol Co. Williams Co Ken.all l. DOc.ery, Grae'er,
Lee. smith Co. G Z Pri. chets L Co. 4, " 60 d.
uInth L son, E A Sawyer, w Dukes co. Z LARD 4
Minott J Prtngle, L Rodgers q 20. Aunt Bros u q
Ingrahum son, a Canae. Mazyck Brothers. RAT roId
agent clausseu, II Geraylty, Gslzer, aud Order.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-11-21
NEW BOOKS.
PAYNEs PRACTICE OF MEDICINE

NEW WORK JUST Is,UED BY w. PAINE, n D..
Professor OF the Pncipes and Practice OF Medicine and
Pathology in the Philadelphia University OF MeliGns
aud surgery; author OF pnnss Pracica o. Sprgeryi
work on siorics and Nleria Mediea, author OF New
chool Remedies; IN Epitonle OF Eoeries Pracucs cf
Medicine; Ke,iew OF Homeopathy; Work on The HIS
tory ne Editor " u-IYersy Ne1icAl and sur'
g:cI Journal &c., /. Is royal ocIvo OF soI paes
aud contuirs description OF al dIoasss known -
medicine AID surgery, including hosa OF WON n and
cndre together win their pathology aud rcatn mt ny
all .lo improved mothods Price S7i postage "
Addres, tho author, No. ssa ARCH STREET, ehradsi.
phia, Pa
ALSO, a NEW WORK.
gut tlcd New School Medicines, which s the only WORK
ever published Upon MaL, ria Medica embracing al Tho
E,.ecuc, home athlC, anG Botan:c KEN :dies with q
iull regular Mat,Tia Mcdica P-tSe Isl postaae uea
Address as above.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-11-21
COMMERCIAL.
Exporus.

NEW YoRK-pcr steamship Prometheus-so terces
Rice, $50 bales CottoI.
HAkB0R l. NO-per b iush schr Equa'or-3 tierces
Rice, 81 sucks and IS bJs Flour, 900 >hins es'
25OJJ feet Boards &c, barres Com, Grist and sud-
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-11-21
baltimore Market.

BALTIMORE, November 1S-CoTros-Marsef was
loss active to-day; u lOO bLes, emI.ac COCO "
binary at l6c Low Middhng l7c MIdd ing neIa
ipal L. I7Hc heceips TO day werc conpiissu VI o'A
bies from CnArestou AS ftom >GvIunan aad i2o lro
wi!mi 4gtoI. Norfolk and tnchmon in all l2oa Gaies =
FLoCR-jlar ct quiet. W. report sails " l01 o.l
ixira choice DrLla S1l g.; 2hj oos noW'
ard sur ot Ill u ir4Ic EItra 80. he pro OF Wechs
Family was .snced touay to sl5; other descripnoA,
remain unchanged Coin Meal-mdu sac OF CT! Grouno
MoLAssEs-wo report snle Of 1s1 puncheons English
Isl I'D u Tue traie, lrv4tA torms; noiug rporod
Paov1sIoNs-Mlrk. was agaia Qui t. on price; OF BIZ
con fivJr buyers We quolc sAodld II &c r'o Sides
15; lea. ho l6Gc; b ms. unc nvasse' lo ers, y y
i3Hc: JnQ lots 49, Mess PORK uona. 20 81 ior
We,laru
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Wilmington Market.

WILMINGTON. Nov NIB r 19.-IURpENTrNE- -Msrket
soady sales Of CU0 bols at sS 80 or Vigil and yellow
Dip, and % 20 .or hand. q 2SU tb=. ,
SPIaIrs fURPESTISE-Hark dull. Only ~ oD!s
chan ,el ns-us u 81 ec.itS q gallon.
kosIN-Salcs to-day OF oay 22 Obs. at Y gu TO- no a.
AM "a sO 3 Ior NO ], as IL guilty
TAa-20S lbs soll at % a q DBL
LorroS-AIarkst rAthe tr, Sales OF 81 oles az IA
cents Tor Ordinary lax l5 csnts for Low M daLng'
AID 15h, 1.sS l5H GEMS Tor Mildlng.
CORN CARGO o. 1U00 bu nes irJm Hartford solo
from YES al at 81 81 par puShe..
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-11-21
rno Cnorle.,on cotton Marker.

OFFICE OF THE CHARLESTON DAILY News.
CHARLESTON Wcdncs lay Evening, NDvembcr 20 1871.
There WIS q cd lem lad wish mpr.vcd US tho day
advanced Pre- . stG.niny AMI closing with improve
mcnt o. \ t. &C. a b tao st,ck o. tho market bcinS
quite moderIe sIlcs 1900 bae3 viz SO ut l6h. "a It
l5 lls at 6 II at l6S 1S at 6G. 362 at l6'S l9e at
16sS, lO3 at l6A, l54 a II, 80 at l71s. We quote:
L.vIRfo CLASSIFICATION.
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ConsIxns.s per aontb Cur"iinA ita,ISo-"'
November 90,

ess bales Cotton, so big, Ro gh Rice lso bags Corr
Eurn,ure. ! car stocK &c. 10 u Williams & 60.
D.y,rs.uI, A Wlbur Raj road Agent, Couitcnay 4
Trenholm, Joffords 70, Iii 81 Airs A mo.io
De,aussu g. Rodgers 4 Co. urGescc, Lee. .mi'n q
%, Z wiss Co. Wins & Cnisoln, Cohen Ho2eAol 4
Co, sloan. Mowry y co, q W W tie. d L Jetsis
O., CN Avsrill q SOL. WarIlaw Carew, Ih rson L
r,e. " Z Dukes co, o header UIsey Kenyon, Hunt
BIO, W Marscher, Adam Frost SO. W Downns' W
Is Williams, s.snAeu.s q co. BolImnRn Bros, 10
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Augusta Market.

Augusta Market.
AUGUSTA. November .e.-corroS-Tho m:rket p: n.
ei W tn good dena ID anu closed hrm u 1914 io'Sc
for New York Aiddli Igs. sales OF the day 4oot up
595 bales. Receipts s73 bll Ii 5hl ICE on saso
aAo1x-Wei.ocl onJI.1,ci. ij c'ltj; D, D. siao5
IT cen s. - r. Sues, TX ID cens; " Sde7' 10 Genus
Ham, % Is cents .o,o
CoaS.-NIlxed 81 10 16; White, 81 goa 26
WHeAr-W il. s3 ~ ! 8 ~; +. d - 50a276
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Now York Market.

Tho New York Lvsning Post Of Sunday, the iftn
inst, says:
Iha loln market fai y active, and the supply Is au
pie cali a.e pec cent on M cd cOl4terd!s onu
governme- is III commercl Il paper suer1 d no
chang, o. importance. CLoi:c Lils pass at 7 W.
IhJ socK market unsettled aud W.T. OUT muca ac-
tvi,y Goverum ari ste4uy 'orSos 40 net
seem L, b, 30 much Ia den 4ud For Tie edng
cold interest bonds there is ood inquiry. Ri road
susres arc tract Oh Liver. there being some tt o
H. very lew orders 10 ouy elIhtr ios in'
vestment on sceclIailon
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TIor-DA LIZ ,,oY.-I.e Tau2lasso Sentinel
18th. .als:
From The present Indications at this precinct
ID &c Is o Lopclul prospect that majority OF the
10 ,ister.d votes OF tic State Will TO lie poi!ec.
What pioud record lor tue gallant little state OF
vent.o1 scheme has tailed"-tor which let Is all
p9Sy,
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In Illinois, it is stated tins manufacture o.
fax IS IN prosperous condition, tho fax mills of
that State being worked to their utmost capacity.