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BUSINESS

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EVTEES . BEzT-EE7E 49, in TCsT NJ II
Madison stree.
u street
CLARK ~ IN III CO. INSURANCE AGENTS. corner
Front and Jefferson streets.
CAMPBELL, O. J. q co, Abstract once, cor
ner Monroe and Second street
CHANBERLIN, c p co, Booksellers and
ClBB- r D., cotton B7oEer, zos front street
ID Madison street
IeTs-eo5 So Anu
E14N9, ~. "a, Ll7e2rs, = aonI2s seIssI
49,
EbBEkI ~ q ~ Liquors Second street
ePp9-.le grssl5-G oPSI& 11oSe
EIChBERG-J0HN, Hardware Il Main street
ELHHEKTY 8 wEsCHE, Agents, Furniture,
y - Second street
Georgia State Lottery
f9WLkES srGFFEH' Cotton FACTORS ls
Es-,=77+ 49, -P7T-w -
CHAFAAN' GrocrS
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e. F. OS'EH Arms' Z" MAIL
7I,-T=5S 57--77-- v7--71--
Hotel
G0FPET Music Tseqis- "a Main
street
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street
EEETASD0 TSgTRE NTE C6WPEEY No /
h Nadis6n strset
H0FFHEMER n. q J. Liquors, 20 Front
HoLLENBURs 8 oERTEL Building Mate
HILL HUME T., Us Commissioner, Is Mad
son street
HAEAstAD, LAkk1 a 60. and
UORTE & MCDONOUGHt Gas Fltters, 81
SseoA4 ssreeG
& MALLON, Gas Fitters, 34 Main
II street
TFVYENILLE steamboat AGENTS 92 Front
street.
LISLIE, JOHN, Painter, - Madison street
LTSsFY VREnENBERG, Insurance Agents,
n Madison street
REANH.TTaN SAVINGS RaSK NJ. 3
lN Madison.
MFSRY 4 DJFTnN- Commission Merchants.
s4 Front.
Mg-AEFRFY A T1deTtaFeE
81 second street.
HFERYWN& BIRD % TeEeIT- 20 Main
street.
MURRAY a RIDGLEY, Merchant Tsyiors' 81
Madlson street
MAYER. MARSCHuETL % Tobacco, cor
ner Jefferson and second streets |
MEGIBsEN 8 BSO- Liquors &l Main street
MOFFAT, JAS. O., Trimmings, 81 Main street
MOORE WEST northwest corner Madison
anu VAN SLLesl
ATEW MEMPHIS Theater. Jefferson street
N
NATHAN BROS 4 co. Liquors ~ second
street
nTEE 4 ADAMS, Att0Tusys, REIn, over
German National Bank
PAGE co Family Groceries, lS Poplar.
PAULS tennessee iron SOore'-"
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WANTED


A SITUATION, at a moderate salary, by an
n experienced BOOk-KEEPEK. ADDRESS A.
Z HuuH-brwc O.
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THE COURTS.


Law CoURT.-The jury in the case 0
Metcalf vs.. DoWelI has not as yet agree,
upon 8 verdict.
The following eases are set for trial to
day {:
10 MetcBlf ct al vs. DoweD ct al.
3g5 White vs. Memphis Gaslight company.
IS Sehumack VS. K~atzenbach..
3F Martin vs. Moody.
4S Murphy VS. Ensley.
4O4 williams vs. Miller ct al.
45 Peres vs. Peres.
4S Ensel vs. Peres.
409 Pereg VS. Peres.
~ Scott vs. 0'Hern.
40 Ward sur part vs. Bailey.
AZ Ferguson VS. Foley.
l2I Mcdonald vs. Titus.
422 Chamberlain a Co. w Irwin.
4Z3 Cole. sz'r. VS. Powers.
428 Laski by trustee vs. Mcmahon.
42 wallace 81 al VS. Wells.
434 BoWies vs. Taylor
ass Eckerling. adm'r, VS. hamilton.
$50 Hughes vs. MoTrissey.
AZ FOrsythe Bros G VS. Blood OF al.
4f8 Reaner vs. Reamer.
as Odlum VS. Meath.
AT Peres VS. Peres.
452 Kfruan VS. Stewart a Bro.
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ANNOUNCEMENT

WE are authorized 10 annsunce AMOS n.
w CUhLIN Is 3 candidate for sheriff OF
shetoY county az the ensuing March Election
Msnphis, uly 81. 1867. aul Tee
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sTEAmRoArs.
o z 81. louis.

Regular -. Louis Packet.
For Cairo and saint Eouis.
hu1elEA
This elegant passenger steamer r.
will leave
THIS DAY, 9Th Inst, at 5 p m.
se6 1t FLEM. CALVERT. supL 2
Regular 81. Louis and Vlcksbnrg Packet.
For Cairo and ST Loula-
RUBICON -.-..--. master
This elegant passenger steamer IA
will leave as above o n ~
THIS DAY, Och inst, at s p.m.
LARRY HARMSTAD & CO., agents,
Corner Main and Madison sts. or
se8 10 CITY WharfbOat foot Monroe st.
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THE MEMPHIS BETHEL.-A neat PAM
phlet has been laid on our table contain
ing the constitution, bylaws, etc, OF
this institution. The second article OF
the constitution is as follows: Its OBJ
jet shall be organized effort in behalf OF
poor children in Memphis, who do not
receive instruction and sufficient mate
rial aid from other sources, and TO assist
the destitute in procuring homes and
employment" This Is beginning in the
right place. If the hundreds OF neg
lected children in this city could be cared
for in this way, they might be rescued
from lives Of infsmy, and there would
be hardly any need for the very timely
and sensible suggestions Of the mayor in
his message Of the Sd inst. The evil Of
laWless children has gone TO such an ex-
tent that some restraint is indispensable (;
but this association goes nearer TO the
beginning Of the evil, by proposing to
throw restraints around the child, and
keep it from being a t" maekerel.n AS
matters now stand, however, the mayors
plan is a necessary supplement- to this.
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BOARDING
Solicited cheap BOARDING
WANTS.


VA
To Tent-a House, with 6 orr rooms, suitable
for a family residence, within short distance OF
Court square. Address this Ofhee,
aus n ". T. l.
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MEMPHIS. TENN.
Cash PAID for Wheat and Corn.

7 WILL pay the highest market price for
Wheat and Corn, Al ms mill, on second
auI WM. BERJEs.
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Notice.

WILL sell my lower Plantation In Tunica
Il ounly OF exchange It Tor other good prop
erty, or lease 10 Tor the next year or Tor a series
Of years. lt Is one o. the highest and best IN
he cotton, about 40 miles below Memphis.
jEla n A. WRIGHT.
KOTTCE.
ny wife, PoIlis L. Davis. having left my bed
VI and board without my consent, all per
sens a e hereby nOtined not 10 credit her upon
my account
auA lawiw" JAMES b. DAVIS.
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A FINE kNABE PIANO, 7-octave. nearly
a new. cost over SJU. for sac at a bArgaiH
Part cash and part time. Apply 10 n. f. Az
peal once. aus q
L r > A J. e.
A light one-horse ROCEAWAY. in good or
der. Apply 70 A. L. Cummlns, 20 trout.
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- II II II III II NJ T
or ~CONDrTToN or THE
UNITED STATES
FIRE And HARENE INSURANCE CO.,
Located at Baltimore, Maryland,

ON 8Ist JULY, 1867,
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y. J. ATWOOD, v. ANDERSON.
Late Of Elliott Late OF Herbert
70 L.M -.
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TO SAL E
Piano for Sale.

good Secondhand BUGGY and HARNES
Little usedl viii be sold cheap. Apply 10 Tay-
Tor, Cav & Rutland, A4 front street, or
auZG vs. BRUCE ~ MUnToe street.
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THE DIsCOFERT 0F TnE LaE.

MO material which has ever been discovered
~ has effected greater benefits in the house
hnIL nnannun- Inn
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MORE "SHOOTIKG ON THE
RALEIGH ROAD.
A NEGRO BOY VERY BADLY
WOUNDED.
The Accused Arrested, EIc.

The road leading toward Raleigh Il
gaining rather al unenviable reputation
for shooting affairs, q number of them
having occurred on that road within &
short distance Of the city during the past
few weeks. The last one heard Of occur
red on Wednesday night about two and
q half miles outside the corporate limits,
From all the information received the
case may be stated as follows A negro
boy, who lives some ten miles from the
city, was driving along toward home on
the night named, when he was arrested
by a mar named Johnson, who endeav-
ored TO make quarrel with him. The
boy told him he sought no difficulty and
to let him alone, as he was only going
a short distance TO stay with a
colOred man all night. Johnson went
back to his house. The negro boy went
on his way and stopped at the proposed
place, which was but a short distance
further. He had been there but a short
time, and in company with his host was
standing near the roadside, when john
son came along with 3 revolver in his
hand. The words were renewed and the
pistol was discharged, the ball taking
effect in the left thigh Of the boy, wound
ing him severely. This is the substance
Of the boys statement, as given before
the justice. Information Of the affair
was given to the superintendent of po-
lice, who dispatched detective Cornell to
arrest the man, which he did in a gro
Gerry near where the affair IL alleged to
have taken place. He was taken before
a magistrate, and after examination
bound over in the sun Of two thousand
dollars for his appearance at the criminal
court. johnson alleges that the dis
Of the pistol was purely acct
dental, and that he had no iRtention Of
the boy whatever. An inquiry
before a jury may bring out further de
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MACKRELs' AGAIN. - The mack
rels" are always getting into trouble.
Three Of the famous brigade went into
the counting room, by the backway Of
the store "a Front street yesterday, and
succeeded in getting about twenty-One
dollars in money out Of the safe, the
door Of which had been left unlocked.
The attaches Of the house were in the
front part and paid no attention to it,
not dreaming Of the safe being robbed.
One Of them, however, went back just as
the young scoundrels were making of
he looked in the safe and found the
money missing. Information was given
to the police, when Serg't J. K. Brown
sOOn after arrested the triO-Tom Porter,
Pat. Callahan and Tommy Smith-and
brought them back. When they were
identified DO money was found on their
persons; they were, however, locked up
for the night. Porter is one Of the
thieves who stole the money from
Messrs. Murphy & Cash, not long since,
and got out on STRAW bail.1
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Arc

The eIeeant md swit Pnssenger staamer.
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uAOUAEOG co, Liquors, "a FROM street.
"INCHEsTEK a HKTCHER- AItoTneyS,
n second street
WEBB, : N a 90. Cotton FACTORS, Lee block,
Union.
wEBBER, EB& 90, Cotton FACTORS 9DTrOHt.
WHITENAS BROS, Printing Paper, y south
Court street.
WESsON. A, Dentist, 24sscond street.
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DOR RENT
The STOREHOUSE, No. 2s Main street. APP
susI Nv EAsTLAND a GILBERT.
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Mrs. r. N. Dawsons former Residence n the
head OF Adams street. Apply ut No. u Court
street. uu stairs sci 1Wa
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Il. sKLDES, J. WILLIAMS, IT.. R.E VI,
VIRGINIA MpmuhtE Nfryfn|
SYLDEy. WILLIAMS & %,

UABER DEALERS, ia Madison street. on
IL the bayou. a fun assortment OF Lumber,
T1ths and Shingles, etc. always on hand. apI2
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Sales 1900 bushels, at 81 G6a1 0S for new Mixed;
81 08a % for very choice do and 81 05 for unsound
Oats and firm Sales 4s 600 bushels, at Soa
$40 for Western; 94as5c for State, and s0a92o for new
Southern.
R1oE-Rice L. quiet and unchanged, at 12a124c for
Carolina, and 9a9Hc for Rangoon
CoFFEE-The market Is steady, put quiet Sales since
our last 700 bags St Domingo, on private terms.
SuaAR-Is firm, but not very active. Sales since our
last 29O hhds at for Porto Rco 12Na12c for
Cuba and $50 boxes Havana at 11%a12hc. Refined are
quiet.
Mo1AssEs.-The market is more active and prices are
without decided change Sales since last COO hhds
at 46a47c for Muscovado and 3Ta49c for Trinidad.
TEA-Is quiet and unchanged.
PRoIsIoNS-The Pork market Is steady but less active
Sales 1900 bbls a s2S 3Oa23 40 for New Mess closing
s23 36 cash. % 5 for old Mess $40 75s20 tor Prime and
$40 75a$2S for Prime Mess
Beef is firm. Sales 160 bbls at S1SaS24 for new PLAIN
Mess, and S2Sa28 for new Extra Mess
Beef Hams are dull at S39aS40
Cut Meats unchanged. Sales $50 pckgs at lall1ac
for Shoulders and 15a18c for Hams.
Bacon is quiet.
Lard Is quiet Sales s25 bbls at 1214a19hc.
Butter steady al l1a24 for Ohio and 15a29 cts for
State.
Cheese is dull at false
t. WH1sKEY-Is quiet and steady.
CoTroN-Is steady Sales 200 bales at 8hc for Mid
ding Dplands
FREIaHrs-To Liverpool per steamer, A. 900 bushels
Corn at 5a6d and 1900 bushels Wheat at sgd; and to
Glasgow per steamer 1000 bbs Flour at 2s and 80 hhds
Tobacco at 32s I'd.
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CRop PRosprcrs. does one good, who has
heard nothing but the cries for bread and the
groans Of famine for the last twelve months, to
throughout the land. The promise Of abundance,
and to spare, is cheering to the planters in every
direction. It is true that We hear Of the failure of
crops in neighborhood here and there, but these
will not effect the general plenty.
With the abundance Of grain made, breadstuAs
must rule at q much lower price than for the year
past and cheap bread will make cheap pork and
bacon. Many Of the other necsssaries Of life will
also be 4cheapened by the low price Of bread:
There is but one drawback to all this, and that If
CROP i'm the roasting-ear, and some months before
the new crop usually begine to be drawn upon.
Cnerd,1 AdueTtaser.
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Baltimore Market


BALTIMORE, Auetst 1a.-CoFTEk-Late on Saturday
$500 bags Rio ex Undine sole private terms to go
West; nothing doing to-day
Cor7os-MArket continues very firm though demand
II hxht We report sale Of 40 bales good ordinary at
3sc; mddng scarce and held above buyers views. Be
cetp Saturday and to-day were SO bales from Savan-
nah and Ill bales from Norfolk,
FLouR-Conthues dull for nearly all descriptions. We
notice some inquiry for export but shippers hold back
in anticipation Of lower prices. High grade City Mills
S1I 6oa12 The only reported to-day 150 bbls
Northwestern spring wheat Super at $780, Corn Meal Is
very scarce Market entirely bare OF City Mills
GRAM-The offerings Of Wheat to-day we're comprised
Of 1870 bushels white and 1900 bushels red very little
prime received and prices without any material change
fhnuch syorng buyers We report sales Of 1000 Bush
ar white at S9 l6a2 40 600 bushels red at 50 40 1000
ushela do at 50 S0a2 ST. $4,000 bushels at S2a2 25
neror lots ranged down to ST 66. Corn-103S0 BUSH
els white and $50 bushels yellow recetyed market dull
to Qualify; 1000 bushels yellow at 81 12a1 IT. Oats
n nm bushels receved market steady; sales 5000 and
1000 bushels ut 70a77c bulk at 76a77c Rye-S67 BUSH
els oHered; 500 bushels sold at 81 S.
MoIAssFs-No transactions reported; stock small;
holders urn at last quotations.
PpoyMoNa-Marfet quiet but holders steady, Some
inquiry for Mess Pork for shipment Quote held at
32f 26s2l So With $2l oared Bulksides inquired for
held 81 "a eta; quote Shoulders nza11X cts. Bacon
continues in fair jobbng demand and pr ces unchanged,
viz l3k cts for Shoulders; 16H cts for rib Sides and
ieX cts tor clear rib round lots to the trade new.
1nSv be quoted cent less than the above. Shipping
HAMS inquired for: quote plain canvassed 1Sa2o cts.
and He sugar cured Cincinnati 22a2Sc. Lard nomina at
Is ion City and 1ShalSxcts for Western.
SuaAR.-Market firm with sales Of 2O5 hhds Porto
Rico. sroosy. At l2NalsH cts quotations unchanged
WHsK1H-There is some little inquiry for hee,
which u very scarce last sale reported at $2 stock
In bond held at S0sS6 cts the latter for Western In prime
packages. .,t
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rFrou the Southern Optnion.l
SOUTHERN CHIVALRY.
m MEMORY OF COLONEL RICHARD AsHBy.

IN MEMORY OF COLONEL RICHARD AsHBY.
IThe first squadron of cavalry that distinguished itse
in the early annals Of the war commanded by th
brothers Richard and Turner Ashby, than whom two
abler or chivalric spirits never led charge OF
ed work, preparing for publication by Professor Crouch
hts 'First Richmond Howitzersl"
There went TO the wars on q coal.black steed,
man with Q sable plume,
And his troop, the Back Horse at the best OF theii
Would follow, though death was thoir doom.
Bis chiyalrous daring intuse | In bis men
A spirit that never was tanned;
In their saddles they lived over mountain and glen
The ffne Of that troop was proclaimed.
In the heat of the charge and the din of the strfe
This man Of the raven plume
Would combat the foe ct the risk Of his life,
Then full Of its prime and its bloom;
For soldier was he in action and word
leader Of noble degree;
His eye was as keen as the fash Of his sword
When drawn in tie cause-Libertyi
But the Raven Plume and the 'cBlack Horse Troop"
Have faded away in the past:
Their sound Ia gone out We hear not their whoop
Defantly meeting the blast
For the spirits that ed them have melted away
The Ashbys both sleep in the gravel
Their bodies are mould'r in silent decay,
AZ n all the patriot brsvel
Speak Of them, read of them, sing of their deeds,
Proudly chronicle names and degree;
Let the future historian pause when he reads
The battles they fought to be free;
Peace be unto theml the valiant and good!
Wreathe evergreen laures Of fame;
knnoint their escuteheons Of honor and blood;
Give the heroes vitahty-namel
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New York Market.


The New York Commereial Advertiser, of Monday,
the 12th inst, says:
Tbs money market shows, II possible, still greater
'esse There Is less demand for small loans and the
bsuts show activity to employ their large balsnces
the prevailing rates being cent good coaterals
and per cent stocks; while per cent has become an
absolute figure The banks statement Is favorable to
increased ease.
PRODUCE MARKET.
NEW YORK, August 12.-FLouR, 6c-The Flour mar
let opened 10 cts better for old snd heavy for new and
closed quiet tor DID, and shade easier for new.
The sales are 10400 bps ut $8 70a775 for superfne
ste; IS lOsl0 10 for Extra Stat $40 35s11 80 for Choice
Bte SS 70a7 65 for Superne Western; S8 2a10 20
Common 10 Medium Extra Western; $40 5oal2 IS for
Ohoice etern; 80 60al0 IS for Common to Good Ship
ping Bra. ds Extra Bound Hoop Ohio, and $40 7oa12 so
for Trade Brands
bbls, ct S11 25a15 for common to choice new.
California Flour IL dull Sales 800 sacks and bbs at
81 60s14 Is. 20
a1An-The Wheat market Is dull and dropping Sales
Sd 800 bushels at So Is for No Milwaukee, No do at
u Ss; s2 IS for new Amber southen 90 S5a2 SIX for
Amber State, and - 65a2 S5 for White California
The CWp market Is 1s2c lower and active ut the de-
Gina ,f5f-s
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TIE DrsrRIcr CouRT-This Court adjourned on
Saturday morning, after disposing OF heavy
criminal docket, there being some few cases OF
The jury sustained by their verdict the claim Of
the South Carolina Railroad Company, to the right
Of prohibiting the public from selling their pro
duee to passengers ON the Cars at Branchville,
within the enclosure Of the Railroad grounds. The
prinHiple plea set up by the Defendants was that
Of custom at this place, which tho Jury did not
think was proved. The case viii be taken up to
the Appeal Court by Messrs. Illusions and Legare,
Defendants Attorneys Carolina Times.
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GOTTSCHALk.

considsr Chiokerins Sons Pianos superior to any
In the world
They unrvaed for their singing qualities and fr
the harmonious roundness of their tone. There Is
perfect homogeneity throughout all the registers Tie
upper notes remarkable for clearness spd purify
which do fnd in any other instrument while the
base Is distinguished for power without harshness and
for magnificent seniority.
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THE MARION STAR,
BARNWELL SENTINEL

rs AN EXCELLENT ADVERTISING MEDIUM. LET
/ Merchants and business men try it for Q few months
''No risk no gain" Send your cards and increase
your trade this fall There's nothing to equal Printers
Ink-it has made many fortune.
Terms for the paper-SS per annum, in advance.
Advertisements inserted at the rate OF 81 per square oil
twelve lines or less for each insertion,
Cards of ten lines less at the rate Of $40 for thre
months.
Contracts by the year for six months allowing priv
ilege OF changing more favorable terms. Address
EDWARD A. BRONSON,
Ncyenhnr1J pn"nsLri" 10 -rcprietoc
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cuEpoKEE INFECTION.

does not fail to cure Gonorrhea, G!ees and dH Mu
cous Discharges in Male or Female, curing TScsns
eases Il, from one to three days, and Is es2eciay
accommodated In those cases Of FInor Atous or
whites IN Females. The two medicines useo N
CONJUNCTION viii notfail to remove this dissgreeaole
connlaint md IN those where olher mealciDss
have been used without success.
pt!os, Remedy. One Bottle e, Three Bottles & &
Tbe Cherokee Cur.,n f" Remedy" and @h15eo.
,;on" are to be found in oil well regulated drug
stores. and are recommended by. physicians anS
Srnests all over the world, for their intrinsic wolIn
and merit Some unprincipled dealers, howeSeI,
try TO deceive their customers by selling cneaP hne
,worthlass compounds,-in order to make money
IN niace Of these Be not decetued. II tho drug-
eists win not buy them for ~, wrico to MS ano wS
will send them to you by exp-ess, securely pacSeeo
and freq nom observation. We treat oil diseases "
which the human system Is subject and VIII Dc
nessed to receive full and explicit statements irom
those who have failed to receive relief heIetoloie.
ladies' or gentlemen can address us IN Pe1ect coIs
fdencs. We desire to send our thtrty-two psSso
ynamnhlet free to every lady and gentleman IN tne
tand Address all letters for pamphlets medicines
CT advice, to the sole proprietor, &c
aDr. ". R. MERWIN, 81 Walker St" n. Y
fay "a thstulyr
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COMMERCIAL.
rhs Charles.on Cotton Market.

Tho Charleston Cotton Market.
OFFICE OF THE CHARLESTON DAILY NFws.(
CHARLESTON. Wednesdsy Evening, August Il, as67I
There was good dsmind, prices advancing nom IA
1c per lb in consequence Of an improvement in the
Enehsh msrketa Sales Us bales-ssy at "a; at 25;
s; at 9s; Is at az; IL at 27; at 27, snd lat
2sc. We quote.
Strict Middling. ng.......................2s G.
Low M1Qonng. sZo35W1o
Middltng. .......................T @2H
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THALBER9.

IconBider Chickerng & Sons Pianos, beyond cora-
parison, the best I have ever seen In Anerics,
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Constgnecs per south Carolina Railroad,
August IA.
II bales Cotton 4s bales Mdze $40 bags GRAIN SO bags
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