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The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1867-10-31

WAS LoaIGAN INDICTED We can
not prove that the Grand jury indicted
Mr.. Lorigan for receiving bride. bui
that they voted at first to do ST. We fully
believe, AMI for this reason: You %
and ask any of the gentlemen who com
posed that jury if majority voted to In
dict Lorigan and they will not tell you il
didn't. You ask them if it voted to in
dict thisor that man and they will un;,e.-
itatinsly tell You, M. We are very sorry
that Lorigan could no, be brought t,
Justice if he really was sailty of the cor
rupt practices with which he was charged
At all events the suspicion is too vel
grounded to admit of his being re eIcc:e'
to the same oiiee he once di~grsce,l l..
filing. Give u an honest nan tor i.ia
place. Uxaa. Nc-A41.s.er viii ill the *
exactly.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1867-10-31
THE PowER OF !. KIND WORD

THE POWER OF A KIND WORD
Kind words cost nothing, and are easily
spoken but how few realize their power.
A Jew years ago IA young lad, while p;lr
suing his avocation Of peddling apples
and oranges through the streets Of our
neighboring city Of Chicago, became jaded
10y his long walks and disheartened at his
Il:-success. His heart sank Within HIN
as he sat down on a door step near by
and counted over his scanty change,
Sc. rcely enough to purchase his supper
and IA night lodgings. He gaze way u
the heavineSs OF his heart and soDbed
al;,ul, although his years should have
exempted him FROM that weakness.
Just then the lady Of tie house on the
door step of which he had seated himself
came orr. and seeing him III tears, 4 k ed
kindly what troubled him. He told biz,
story. glad to find some sympatizIng ear
The lady heard him patiently and spoke
few words OF encoulae ement which
were as balm poured into his aching
heart. She tod him that no one cuuiQ
achieve success without hard toll and iie-
qnent prlvation, but that success was
sure to follow determined effort. The
lad arose and recommended his work
with lighter heart, and to-day he is one
of our most prosperous merchants.
The sequel of this story is yet to come
A few days since Il lady. pretty well adj
vanced in years, arrived in this city
She was evidently poor and had suffered
much priyation. She was in search II
friends whom she had supposed we've Iiy-
ing here. Her search was unavaiing.
and at night, wcaried out she .ank TO
rest her tired Inns on friendly doc:
step. The gentleman we have mentions
ed, who was passing by, stopped to speak
To her. and after Il short conversation,
recoe n:zed in her the lady who had spoken
the kind words to him years ago that had
won fox him success. As may be inag-
med, lie was only too happy 10 render
hcr. q service, and he at once provided for
her wants during the remainder OF her
life. .Senffac} 4i#t
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1867-10-31
Knew Thy Destiny.

Madame LAM00RE, the Great AstrologeT has
rived France and las taken in Mlwauke e
short NE only. The past, present and iuture
Madame La.noore having created much excitement
in past years IN New York. feels confident OF success
i'll this city, aud also eli Wisconsin, she removes
troubles caused by drunkenness families, a,d can
heauty tie cuipniexon. Do not fail TO write her.
Persons wishing TO know their future consult her
by NAL with Ike utmost confidence, by stating their
full name together with the year and month III which
they born and VIII receive the required inior-
nation by the return mall Send fee OF 81 90 and
stamp Ladies 20 cents ard stamp. Address
MADAME LAM00RE, 7. O. Box lO7,
64t Milwaukee, Wis.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1867-10-31

FIRE SUNDAY ->.udl-1ne house of
Mr.. Christian Beck, near the corporation
line, in the Third Ward wa burned to
the ground, including all the furniture, OF:
s ndsy night The owner of the house
and his wife were not at home during the
evening and on account of its being very
foggy the flames We're not discovered and
no alarm given. The loss is bout 5000,
insurance 800.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1867-10-31

THEATRE Mills company con-
si>ting of nineteen members, will be here
NV. 18th, to We series of dranatical
entertainments to our citizens at Turner
Hall. Our exchanges speak very favora-
bly, of the company.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1867-10-31

We understand that Mr.. Smoke con-
templates building tug during the vim
ter. The dimensions of the loaf have
not been concluded upon. but in due
time will be given in the columns Of the
TRIBUNE.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1867-10-31

Politics have this week crowded out
much interesting local and mi cel!aneouS
mater. Thi. is our lat paper before
election. and chr readers cannot be more
pleased with The fact than we are.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1867-10-31

In another column may be found an
advertisement of production which
entitled to special mention from u j
is Steel pillow made at Smalley Foun
dry The pattern was made here. til
plows are made here and we are happy
to state they have proved perfect sue
cess. The demand is a, present create
than the supply. When Mr. Ilersche
Smalley commenced his pillow he Wa
told it was no use to try such thing
he would only make a fixture, but he
persevcred AMI We are now res ,rdina
his success. These local enterprises are
of the utmost Importance to our growth
as town and we hope they will be tos
tered by our merchants and people.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1867-10-31

The want of rain which has been
severely felt in this county this fall
farmers having had to go mics for water
has at last been relieved 10y C. ,iou>
showers The roads which have been in
excellent condition all the fall until now.
are said to he vn.v muddy.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1867-10-31

A FATAL MISTAKE. The Oshko>l
Northeastern tells painful story Of al,
accident at that place which resulted IN
the death of Mis- Mary Jones, IA very es
Unable young lady of nineteen, u reSidcm
of that place. 1t seems some powder
were procured -suppo>ed to be quinine-
for use in the Jone, family Miss Mary
took three of these and died in an h ,us
and Il half Physicians and jury being
called. verdict was rendered. dice
from an over dose Of morphine, admins
tered by the hand of her mother and pre-
pared as quinine by Mr. NJ w. Williams.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1867-10-31

The Propeller U:ppocampus vii
make triweekly trips between Manitowo,
and Milwaukee during the fall and win
Ter. For Freight or Passage, apply t.
Goldsmith & Hcinrichs, Az River St.
Milwaukee. Orion board, to Capt. Nor
rlson. .6-lm
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1867-10-31

The dredge has nearly completed
the channel along he nor h arbor pier.
1t is eighty feet wide and ten feet deep.
1t will be of great benefit to the shipping
interests
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1867-10-31

The law requires the County School
Superintendent to visit the Schools.
For nearly two years, he who is again
asking the people to vote for him for thu
same Office, nerer tisited the FIRST Dist. t
School tbs TiiaGe once in that length.
of time \ nan who 80 shamefuliy neg
lects his duty in the village where he r. :
r'Aes is totally unit person for re-elec
<ion
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1867-10-31
- The Williams House will be opened
next Monday. See advertiser

We hope our friends in the county III
send lis the election returns as sos n as
possible after the votes have beer counted.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1867-10-31
Assistant Assessors Notice.

Hereafter the Yin 3er-igneJ can be found IN
his uffice over The National Bank f. ON the st
TO the 10th Of each mon tn, frem 10 to IL A. n.
and from 2 20 P M. ami all otl.e days du-
ring the same hours when not ahseat on bust
ness. BYRON MARKHAM,
Assistant Assessor.
Msnitouoc, February a. 1867. At
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1867-10-31
Time Table of G0odrieh's Line.

STEAMER SEA BIRD Capt. McITENrY. leaves North
Pier every Monday, Wednesday and Friday at y
o'clock A. NJ.
6rEAssrR ORION. new Capt KIrTL.SD, leaves North
Pier every Tuesday and Thursday !. o'clock A NJ
and every Saturday p. N. For Kewaunee and
Ahnepee every Saturday at A. NJ.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1867-10-31

We have received the prospectus OF
the Ls,crcace Colleyim,a literary mouth
II to be published by the students at the
Appleton University. The boys adser-
tise that they will do something heavg
at a subscription price of Sl.Oo per an
mum. They have our best wishes.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1867-10-31
Manitowoc, October II, 1867. Cost
NOTICE is hereby gtver, to the own

n VI II Il Ex<Fs=ssy s-sFt-Es 10 are y y 1T
y ers of lots and parts of lots fronting and Dor
derng both SIDES OF Ga k eet IN the 81 Ward
hat tie OF Three Hundre dollars has been LEVIED
SAID lots by dIe Beard of Trustees in accordance
with the ilage Charter. for the pu pose i:nproy
ing said CLARK Street. The iipre I'D owners W Il take
notice that the undersigned pgcpar rel to
the several accounts assessed lot aforesaid
money labor, if rendered within forty days from
the date hereof. II. L. VANDYCkE,
Street Commissioner.
Mantowoc, October 17ht 1867. 26-3t
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1867-10-31
Marine Items.

Capt Nelson has sold the little tug
Ida II Lee, to parties in Sheboygan for
$500. The Ida lee isa COED tug but
it is too small for this harbor.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1867-10-31

DISAPPOINTED We received tele-
gram from Gov. SALoMoN on Tue day
a SAYING he would speak here on the
flowing day. s,et after We tad Issued
,,s.er a scctm,l telegram inia med us
thu. severn >torm prevented h.. coming.
We hope to bear him yet
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1867-10-31

= Bryan I.origan Is one of the Comfy
Board which elected it>eif Po"r Com
mi>sioners. Does it look honest foi Il mas,
to elect himself TO an office where he, a
A mem her of the County Board. ha- 20
allow his o,rn bills The whole transac-
;ion appears tn be regular prcmdie-
lted arrangement to swinl!e the tax
payers ont of their meuey. Would al
honest man elect himself to such an office :
We don't believe he would Do you.
poor men, who have to pay taxes? Re
| member this little fact on election day
md vote against this democratic nominee.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1867-10-31
l,1IIaI AID Departure OF Mails,

ar~Vh.rna a Rsst-vr Mail via Chiffon and Fond q,
sec-1rrises caily CsIondays excepted) at a. NJ
C1nses teun days exoeptefil at P. NJ
aouthern Mail via SheI,ovean-Arrives daily tsS,ir
Aeys except d at o'clock P. N. Closes at SA. N.
Northern Mail, to Two Rivers ony-Arrives dali,
It o'clock NJ. Closes at O'Clock p. NJ.
Nc-st e-n Nail via Green Bay. Kewaunae. Doc
oentS o L II .rior twice week.-Arrves ever,
Tuesday and Friday at o'clock A. NJ. Closes ever,
Monday and Thursday at O'Clock p. NJ.
Northwestern Ill. via Branch Mills Reeisvie ant
Wennsha, once week. Arrives every Friday at 9 A
=. Closes every Friday at 10 4. VI.
$ Osnce Hours frem Z o. clock A. NJ to o'clock p. NJ
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1867-10-31

= The Milwaukee papers publish
long list of the most prominent business
,r,en of that city under the staten ant that
hey viii net vote for Tallmadge simply
because he is a business man of their
town, and they give as reasons for not
supporting him that he is on the ticket
Of that party which called our soldier
boys ''hirefings,' and Lincolna ''tyrant.
Sound .r.sI
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1867-10-31

n 9E1sE, Is hereby given SO tFr q zaeES
OF ots ana pa-t OF lots fronting aud bordering
on beth sds oI Fourteenth Street, in the I'd " si,
that The sum OF FIVE Hundred collars has teen levied
on "a lots by the load OF Trustees accordance
with the Village Charter, Tor the pm POKE of inprov-
ing Ead -Four zenith Street. The aioTesad owners viii
take notice that the Undersigned is prepared
ceave The sever II accounts assessed each lot afore
sad IN money labor, if rendered within forty days
from the date hereof
H. Z. -FASDYCK,
Street Commissioner
1SE-
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1867-10-31

NOTICE.

Is hereby given thai the Board OF Trustees of the
First Pres!;yier Soceiy Of t;antowoc Wis VII on
the 18th day Of November 4. y. 1857 O'Clock in
the forenoon OF st It day ap? &o Hon. DaSid Taylor
Judge OF the Attn iut,ia CiTcGt of the State of " is
cosin q: MS Office III the city OF S.leboygin, for
der 70 sell the real estate enng rig TO sad society and
that the proceeds of sad sale he pad TO the of
81 society to lie used towards the purchase OF su.s-
be lots ard iu ,dn- church ed flee aud Parson-
age for "a ETY. IN the vl.e of NalIituwoc; which
said real estate is described follows wit Lot No.
six in Block No. ona hun Ell and iffy-ye ti55) and
10; No three n Flock No hundr4. and ityfouI'
(159 in so d age Of sIanitowoc faxed October 18th
49,. by or0el oI the Board Of TruteeS.
GEO. ". BARKER President.
LII o. SIP Ard CLARK
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1867-10-31

DESTRUCTIVE FIRE IN MuwAUKEt. =
On Nelnes.iay. the 23d inst. about
. clock in the evening, a mo It destructive
ire visited chat city. entirely consuming
IA, Three Star Mills, situated on the
South side and near the harbor AMI
nwnel by L. J. Highly < Son. The mi !,
sill it, contents, i il tb,al loss. a..l IN
iic;s a loss upon It's ovn&r> Of $50, 900.
inon which here wa, an insurance Of
l1.0oO. divided among eight eastern
companies. One life was lost and two
persons were badly burned.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1867-10-31

We welcome to our exchange list
he Waupaca Crtterion. 1t is very
aeat seven column paner and has the ring
# the true metal. For some time past
he paper has been publ he'd with pat
.ut inSides-i e. one half of the paper
printed in some city and sent to him 70
have the other half printed but the edi-
tor says 1t is not possible to print a re-
pectable sheet, nor good local paper, ;"
n any such manner. so he proposes to
print his paper at home
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1867-10-31
Letter List,
WEEKLY MARKET REPORT.

CHARLES EssLINGER, P. NJ.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-06-20
The Treasures OF the shah OF pcrs,n.

, =, -. -, "
a, tisS9nnL IuLhSIoh DooK, entlt:ed llai Eniind
tho Oii WORTH, Jnht pupnshGe VI f.SiatRi, has
,hc io.i""'n6 "cSc'iP'loh Vi thc cto"h jewels Oh
fc,sa: ..M ,, ,, a..
VIC Mo.nt .n , M VIZ .n. eW,t w INV paiaco,
allu were nHherGn up vet! narrow anu Htcepala1r-
"; eso ~ iIo u s.m iuo' m"o'T y, VIZ iu III" N''iE
alu,taS-cathp h"ailhS mS; designs On thc
van wan "eao @ WIT" , fH NIL , VI n.'o tno . aoSorn-
@ .mi,s r.o .'''.nu. t..I,, 'ht.lhuiH. Inc cnali9
we're oi p.rn enhspu Eon'' nv Wab nian sSrt ot
uuMn.W:iiv, n G tua s'oou III one tnrMcr' VI theso
Inah .I 'nr'i Et posness.a iulth vi tho auhp-wa,-
% asih niho' VI oo''su, unuvr t.o Ro,u nre woolen
SupPoi Vs. nhsreu. ttot eunIc tear tnc Jewe!s "eiG
plonsht ~ ~, ON lnelcetloh III ac!'n. " wonil
10 Hlpuaspie 10 uoscrip9 oven tithc ot tiicm or
te ihllrsslon tnoy ps1!lliscl III our cyes. Their
not, IN our OWN Judgment, anu that VI tho Four
E1il nsn VINO saw them VIII u.s. ny any Iossib'l,
ny DO uh.er ttty OF MY mlohB Oh pounds thai
-, thes wero 70 oo soiu silisN. VI COURSE, i'll
tlo asGieghiS, no fortune wonih suffice 10 pay for
Iiein, I''a tneroioro thelr Huo faino mhst uc TO-
PreSu.eu, .Guu
., We LII. hs ha.entpt 10 .esctno ~" M inc ORDER
lily, a1y 49, 49, @ ononn III " ue. n.n c'iuety frehell
tfin ,.., naa uiIuSn1 il lIht niii pacru on
Iaoo, nUu,iu TnEit We thsorly Ha,hGfed nMnIliIT
nar wiph an M .,s ,,;" W. s1S S nIttf Gni rlllST
sn suo,u, nDs I rug was some ono nlld ha,f inch
@ , uu nj oIr S,Hos. IioI Iunter o at inch ono
n,aI 10, M TO at, au,om -. ,I iwo unoiit were
pe. M Io,a.'.n ., a.. .h9 unu Vi ihiEo herkince
,rI ,,s,. r,S S ~" pcIi' 'tScE'ens, each
10, - p't,o5 5 iG s;aI @ u.,' Wn.,n, WIZ ABOUT M
.so t,s I " ~ IL, , p.a. ~ l"o it'o utaweis
t;,nn ,mvn, Ir,o,. o D,,, 80 i,. .o pents .ns
on'.,nr oT flo as.,',t n ,nn. u "1t.iii ' MaMcr
arrnnr,,l mn obIm,, ~ a,', ' I yne i. sHe,i
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-06-20

DEATH OF 4 bfEsa1ERIsT-Tho Count do Onrcho,
who belonged to OF tho oldest fuInilios of Nor
mandy, died n fow days since at Paris. He was
tho last disciple of Mosmer. lilo led worry retired
tilonts. Ho wns an intimate friend OF Abbo farin,
who was, 1t seems, real parsonage, and not q
creation Of M. Alex Dumus's brain the author
obtained from tho Count do Ouroho all tho irifor-
lived IN strange way. Ho Ind no servants hut
young and beautiful girls, on whom he exertctl
magnbtic influence. Ho believed hlnisef nbIo to
transmit his or.ers to thom Mt any distance by
mere furce uf will. When no sent them 10 market.
ho would correspond will them from lis chamber
and after change tho orders ho had given thoni
whom they quilted linn. EIclI, without a family,
ayorse from s9cioty, ho doated OH science FOR liz
own sake. lie WIS always afraid OF being burio
alive; i'll for MONTHS he mn,lu his ysician pledge
his word lie would open his body utter death. liz
died eighty years old. Ills library, composed on
tiraly OF works on tho Lccult sci0ncoH is said 70
be worth $500 600.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-06-20

INTERESTING DISCOVERY OF ANCIENT TRHAsunE-
The Nil OF Alexandria observes Every ono is
talking for the lat fow dlys nbout o treasure
found III tho Province OF Fayoam. Tho story goes
ina mysterious manner upon his lIighncss and
asked permiAsion TO make search for the garden
ofnn nncient Coptic convent, now abandoned, with
the view Of discovering treasure which old man
useripts described as being buried in certain
epot. Tho Viccroy granted tho necessary porinis-
slon, allowing Tho applicant to retain third OF
whht ho might discover. Tho researches COM
menced, aud aro said to havo speedily brought to
light treasure consisting, partly OF ingots md
partly OF worry ancient gold pieces rather largo:
than Napolcons, OF o total vniua represented as
about f[ly millions of francs. Tho discovery hay
Ing been tolographed 10 l.aH-el-Iin, tho Vlcoroy
isft TO investigate lho matlor in person. Can IL DO
She casl-boI Ut AmenopoliB XXXYII., which thas
monarch lost Oh Journey, according to inycrip-
ti0nB on the obolisk Of Luxor?"
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MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF CHARLES sTon.
Arrived YeatcrrinY.

Steamship ssragossa, Crowoll. Now York-lofl Sun.
day. MdLc. To HnEenel l. Co. II Il Agents Southrrn
Express Company. u Ahrcns Co. N AvoIiil 4 Son,
Cater. CatSeSr mcSiisn Morton. ciansscn.
Henry Cobis, Chisholm lrothera, Cameron Iarklry
& Co. powle Moso. Douglass 4 Miller. benny, J
U Duyal 4 Son, u DAILY, d Fcdman, @ Frunko, D +
Fleming Go. drnber & Martin, Ii Gerlts 60. p L
GuI'loman Mm durioy; uooditch. wlnennn CO.
y IIcnery. IIolmcs' Book storc, Illing, II Kiaio
co, Klinck. wickenbcrg L Co. Warren Kinsmnn. l. J
Nskpatr,ct " KnoG,oek. p kcip, IongnIck & Sell,
MarshalI. II Muller, Muller 4 Nimtz, SiacEey {
Daicr, VIM Marscher. McRllar, d OITeip Oslcnforn
4 Co. Panknin. Q p poppenheim ItB ltheti, Jr,
SteTcns, BIOL. WcLb Co, y Sllcor, Solomon Caid.
wnli, II Soubcroux, strauss, yances Co aciJncU h
Co. II stroeeker. Taylor 4 Co. Thomson 4 90,
7 Tupper Son, Wagner. Heath & Monsoos, Werner 4
Ductrr, Wilbur son. Joseph Walker. WI,ito L Mixer,
q " Williams Co. ii II Balcnhop. Raou Il LinalI q III
Noise, A shaefIcr, stonlouse X Co. W q Trot Com
Ryan, Ciaciuo WIiic Ii Hayden, " whiiden. II
Rcgler, II Smith, and otera. t-
steamer w FrakIor. Torrent, Elisto and Rockville.
Mdzo To Jno Il Theodore Getty.
8toamor Emilio, Adhlr GeorgotoEp, 8 C. 85 tercos
Rice, 70 bags Rough Hicc. apIl BnndrteB. To W "
slackeford. Thnrston Holmes, Geo Pdcllctt Jno r
o'Noili sons, Mcdorty. Il " Isngion, + l. Ward.
Head. Beaufort, &c. Dalos sea Island Cotton. Wool,
Hides and bunlrlea. To Ferguson Il Holmes, T Col.
cock. 4 D Krkpsriek, II T. Jcfrcrs Co. N Gold.
Mr. Iitsohgi. Harrison, so,Iihem Rrprcss Co. WIZ
Hams, Foley, Mcitzor. Roper stonoy DR. l. Cuth
Cleared Yesterday.
shamshtp Sea Gull Dutton. Balumorc-courtcnsy &
Trenholm. 81 y = -
Went to Sea Yesterday. =
stoamship Sca Dull, Dutton. baltimore
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-06-20

GnAIS-ltcccips ot Wheat tod " were cumprlgcl of
thI bushels white I 1lbH bushels rcd tllr ony trails
aciions rsp0r,d were JO busllc!a mouni Maryland ut
81 81: BJu bushels primo ir, derrick county u nj ~ 55
tf Corn tho offerings were $3.50 bushels wl;ttp and HN
tiatrs ynlloi demand w:i better und prices improved;
included III the sats cU0 bushels prima viii u ut
IL O'al 0i; TOO bushels good do 81 Ul Ca TpJ bushels
Western mixed 81. Uas-llj0 bushels OH, rcd; market
Grncr. with sales Of 2OO b!hos GTaTUc Uuik GJc
1000 bushels nt 72c Rye-G0 bushels offered; salca.
atoiAssks-Ro sales; quotations. rrnlain uurhnngc,l
NAVAL S1onEs-NhrkGt dun for Spirts Turpeutino.
1r4c lois would not bring 65~b7c per Gallon
retail 59aG0c. Rosln-Quotati0ns entirely nominal aud
mostly held above buyers. Iaris quoe sIs4
per bbL
PRovIsIoSs-Tlo market is very firmly maintained for
lincon under au improved Southern demand. wo qloic
Western Irk smoked Shoulders Mt GiznSc; City
loc; rib SdcH 12Il9tic; rlcnr rib axe Hains small
average, su4ircureh I7ai7i large jsnlGi;c Lard,
we notice falc today OF 100 tcrccs City private
urnsi quote 12saIJc for City ntd wcs;crn. Mess Pork
changed; no saIcs.
RIcE-Sock Of Rsngoon much rciuc. d; quola 10 lOc
as ~ quality, latter prime: Carolina held noIrIally
l2Gnl2Sc; no rules.
SALr-FOr lois ron :cal,ra wo atil quote s3aI 10 for
Liverpool fnc und s. 10 for Ground Alum or ack.
Turks Island 6SlGuc per buscl for lot, from store Dc
inad light.
SuoAR-1hc market IN firm. III ,ugh quiet; only aalcs
reported were 40 hlia clOico Porto Rico ut 123al2Hc
- lhds arlnio ftic quotations gcucray remain steauy
ad before IL: Fur fair To good ning 1InllIIc; far
TO good CuUa Grocery ll3inl2 prime 10 choce l2La
l,c: fair TO good Porto hro prime 10 rlocc
WHIsKEY-IB dull nud nominal before ut 30a35c Ia
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-06-20
Passengers.

Per steamship Saragossa, from Now York-P Davidson,
prIghan, T. Gleason, q Schultz, j. Graham, u A
Spring, Mn Mackcy hIrs Scuulon and sou Z Brerc-
ton.
Per aeamcr " Frazier, from Edisto and Rockville
Jas Hopknson, W Seabrook, " E SImmonB, sr, q Ii
Bailey. " johnson. Corcornn md on dock.
Per steamer Emilio. from qcolgctown, Il CA III
MsniSanlt Parker. Mrs Parkor, pyHtt, swifl,
Niles Emma MCGOWAN. Capt ii W iItou, and 20 deck.
Per steamer Pilot Boy, frum Savannah, via Hilton
Head. Beaufort, &c.-Mr arceuloaf, Walker + II
Ihel- L II Irvine II sloan. + Dromc, G q Mcmmtn-
ger. Jr, q Candle. Rcgia, Lo!t. Minister and
Etie. L Fllas. Stuart hluIor Trth, N naysor, Col
81 + Small. " Mcker. II Q pncLnoy, Z q niddcli two
hiishes Dayls = II Basnwo, q Allen, surahame. L
Ficr and wife. Mrs Casey Mrs Williams Mrs FrIpp md
Child, Mrs Dennis Toniinson, wilson, II obcrIIn.
tnr, 4 lIoug. Fro.!ercks. r Preston q CLand.
Ter, II Dutton, Is q Warren, and Is deck.