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Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1867-04-11
Thursday Morning, April IL, 1867
The Supreme Court Decis-
ion.

ion.
From the Nashville correspon-
dence of the Memphis appeal, we
take the following extract, which
we give for what it is worth:
You are aware that the fran
chise law was declared constitu-
tional, and that the next day two
of the judges were recommiss.on-
ed. Perhaps you don't understand
how this commissioning reward
ed virtue. The Constitution
says no judge shall have his sala-
ry increased during his term Of
Office. This prevented the judges
of the Supreme Court taking ad-
vantage of a recent act OF the
Legislature adding $500 to the
salaries of the Judges of the Su-
preme Court. Having declared
the franchise law constitutional,
two of them resigned, and were
at once recommissioned, and can
by this nice dodge each get his
$500. 1t would be SANDER to
say that the prospect of the $500
Influenced their opinions on the
franchise law. Thew knew that
if they declared the franchise
law constitutional Gov. Brown
would at once recommission them.
They were right. Still the pros
pect of getting the money didn't
influence them, they say, one bit.
OF course not. Some time ago,
finding that each of them might
have the Radical leaders singing
them when any one gave an un,
popular dissenting opinion, the
three Supreme Court judges made
a bargain among themselves that
only two of them should have an
opinion on any case; that when
ever two pulled together, the
third should let on that he
thought SO too. This was a nice
arrangement. 1t worked like a
charm until this franchise matter
came up. Then Hawkins and
Milligan concluded to declare
the law constitutional, and, accord
ing to the bargain for unity, Shack
leford read the decision of the SUI
preme Court in which all the judg'
es were supposed to concur. But
somehow it got out that Shackle.
ford opposed the propriety, and
questioned the constitutionality
of the franchise act, although he
had read the decision of the Su,
preme Court. This was unfortu.
nate. 1t hurt the decision. II
settled Shackleford's hash. He
couldn't be Reconnaissance. He
had no sight for the $500, but as
for him, a bird in hand is worth
two in the bush. The judgeship
he had was worth a whole pile OF
new commissions that he couldn't
get. They resigned and were re-
commissioned, and we hope got
each his $500. Shackleford went
home. In two weeks they will
all be at Jackson, and Hawkins
and Milligan will be again quail
fed. Wecongratulate Tennessee.
Some folks talk of nominating
Shackleford for Governor. Ii they
do, it will be just as well as if he
had lodged the constitution and
got $500, after declaring the fran
chise law constitutional.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1867-04-11

A wife in Chicago divorced by
fraud, married the only witness
n the case.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1867-04-11

A Richmond paper says of
Henry J. Raymond that ''no
Representative ought to be SO
popular. Every Conservative
constituent of his was charmed
with his speeches, and every Rad
ical with his votes"
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Jesse L. Bryan. u.s. r. II. Whitman.

Jesse L. bryant o. X. n. Whitnaan.
an motion of complainant by his attorney
" and it appearing TO the satisfaction Of
the Court from the proceedings in this cause
that the defendant R. NJ Whitman, whose
property has been attached in this Court, Is q
nonresident Of tie State Of Tennesses-Ii
in the FAYETTEVILLE OBSERVER, newspaper
published in the town of Fayetteville, for -four
consecutive weeks, commanding said defend
antto appear at or before the next term of the
Circuit Court to be holden for the county oil
Lincoln, at the courthouse in the town OF
Fayetteville. on the first Monday in July merit,
and defend the suit against him, or the same
will be taken for confessed, and set for hear
ing ex parte.
march28 r. 8. wOODARD, Clerk.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1867-04-11

A butcher in Wheeling during
the past thirty-three. years has
made 625 miles of sausage.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1867-04-11
|INsOLvENT NOTICES.
INSOLVENCY.

DURSUANT to an order of the Clerk of
L the County Court of Lincoln county.
Tenn, upon the suggestion of the administra-
tor OF the estate of JANE RUNNELS, dec,
of the insolvency of said decedent's estate |;
notice is hereby given to ali persons having
claims against said estate to present them to
the Clerk of said Court, authenticated, on or
before the list Of October, 1867, for pro
rata distribution, or they viii be forever de-
barred. [april4] D. L. ENOCH, adm.
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The Confederate Orphans

G.. l.. RANDOLPH, Secretary.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-08-16
COMMERCIAL.

Exports for tho Wrok ending Thursday,
August 10.
fonI:IuN.
LYERPO0L-Por nr brig Martha Ann pamrr-jp5 bbl,
Spirits Tirpcntnc .CyG bbls liosin.
DOMESTIC.
B0STON-pcr bark Annie Kimball-iCO tons Iron. ?5D
bbls Iurpcntinc I'D bbIj Iiosin 10 balcs Itns Ia.
per, &c, cases Sa dimes.
NEW fORk-Pcr steamship Maniattan-iI4 bales Cot.
ton, Io0 sacks Flour, $50 bbls Flour a:l lalrs II.
incs!ics l0S6 sark, Wheat, 2Ui bills iosu. IL Dbl,
ptcl' Gi Empty liarrcs. ITG packages SuntIrics :.
fcr steamship l. y S"uirr--2I2 bales Cotton, III
oales Donlcstirs 291l bushels Wheat 30 bundles ph-
pcr, o bnhulcs ientarr. = Rachs AMI 10 bbs Flou,
io bags ltoots bbls Liquor, sc bbls Etosin. rasrs
Muzc. "a pnckugcs Su,lrrs. Per sclr Auirricus-
!0oo0 feet Lumber, TU,OO0 feet Timber.
pHiLADELfIlIA-Per steamship } " Evcrnar-SS
bales Cotton, 25i bnics Doncscs W Casks clay, 5l
bales and . ticrccs IiaGs, slcks Feathers IS Car
Wheels, lot Machinery. 81 packages Mdze, Go,Oot
feet Lunber.
BaLT1MoRE-Per steamship Falcol-6,6 bafes COitrn
SSi bushels Wheat. 81 bags Flour. IL bales Lrntcr
~ balcs Iltlcs anil Skins, HOO feet Lumber, crrc-
Rice, ~ bales Moss bales Wool. IL l,his lanrs.
bales HOPE Cuttings, \ Packages Per Rrhr VT
nonhl-25 bb!s spirits TurpCntihc. 6oU0O feet Sawed
Lumber,
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Tho Galveston Nrcs speaks thus Of a now Tcxns
enterprise: "The Concordia Manufacturing Com.
pany, Of Hompsted, Austin county, has proved TO
be no paper company got mp for speculation or
humbug but its menbers havo gono regularly
forward TO carry out in letter and spirit tho objects
contemplated in tho charter, and aro already ad-
vanced on the road to practical usefulness and
prosperity, investing their monoy freely and in
telReptly in the enterprise toy have in succoss-
full operation at this time. Twelve looms, pro-
ductng daily threo hundred and sovonty live yards
OF superior cloth, and employing at rcmuncrative
wages thirty or fort operatives They arc also at
this time scattering over Texas o daily supply ot
one hundred and fifty pounds Of spun cotton, ant.
having purchased contiguous block Of lots aro
erocting comfortable cottages offering practically
to the distressed widows and orphans Of our land
comfortable houses and useful employment, in
place Of suffering, want, and demoraiizing idle
poss." HGh
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FRIDAY MORNING, AUGUST ZIG, 1867.
OFFICIAL,
OF T,ET"rERS

LIST OF LETTERS
Remaining In the Postonico at Charleston. for c
ending AUGUST 10. 1867. aud ordered TO DO printe
In THE DAILY News, agrccaby TO tho following section
tho new Postonico Law, the newspaper having tho
largest circulation In tie City Of Charleston:
SECTION And be further enacted That sts lei.
crd remaining uncallcd for IN any Posloco IN any city
town or village, whcro newspaper shall be printed.
shal hereafter be published only In the newspaper
which, being published weekly ocncr Rha have ih,
of1lco.
pB- Persons calling for Letters Advertised shonli
b:ate TINT they advertised"
90 OHico hours from a. NJ. to O T. N. On Sundays
from 12.30 a. II. to 1.30 p. NJ.
STANLEY O. TROTT Pos,mnslcr
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LIST OF SHIPPING
In the Port OF charleston, August 10, 1867.
VESSELS UNDER 100 ro.a. AND sTEAMgns CoAsTRa
WITHIN THE srkTE EXCITED.

STE i.i.ITIPS.
Saragossa. IT'S tons. Crowcl al vaulcrort wharf, for
New YORK, loallbS. taScnci q 70
Champion 1916 tons. Lockwood 1T Agcr'B wharf, for
New York, loadlII... ..cohrtcRny q Trrilholni
So1 GULL GIG tong, Duttv, 1T Union wharf, FOR aid.
InUrv IDntili.. tuitftciluy
Alliance. I.G t"n-. Kelly at Atlantic wharf, Tor pndcl.
phia leading. III BAKER q 70
SHIPS.
II Winthrop 9IU tona Scwnri. nj 1ioycr Co.'S wharf,
from ISrrpu0l disclarEln3. .Earcnci d Ga
hmriia jS3 tons. Conner, ut lIuycc Co.'S wharf. from
Liverpool, waiting. ffsNcr u ~
DANKS.
Fills dc rAr tlsrh Ii6 toms i:vans at loy:c Cos
wharf. .Or Wilmington. e, reiuy.. IL Murr ca
Annie KimlaIl, ~ tong. Linro!n. nj Brown c"'
wharf, for Boston. ready htrrGt l'rhS -
E.sIHS.
IIcury Lamrcns, lit ions. Donrn Mt Union w,arf ir"'
CicntueSoI, waiting. d n f-iiS1o" ~ u
SCIIOONERS.
" Il Bccbr, iOG ioIs Crawford. IN hsilry River. nT
No tlIern Port, loliug. l.nSh'
Lizzie lalclcllcr 3Si tons. EngiSh nj Brown X Coz
wharf, for PhlGtclphla loading. p Lock-
Myroycr. tona Hughes nj Marsbnrs wharf. Tor Nct
York. loading. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. w isoac
n " Smith. 2g5 tom. rooker, at Atlantic wharf, 10
New York. loa'lllIR w Ronc
Pratt : tons Kciirck n, hdger's wharf. for Hos
ton 'oanlnH -.I ioSh
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Market Report md Quotation Sheet for
Bonds, Stocks and Bnnk Bills, for Week
ending August 10, 1867.
PREPARED
ANDREW M. NORNLAND.
Broker, No. Broad Street, Charleston, 8. G.
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1B- Persons dcpositing leters I'm tho Poaofco will
please place the stamp nenr tho upper right hand cor
nor OF the envelope and thoy will also please rcmc
ber that without tho stamp letter cannot be mailed bu
VIII bo 6ont 70 INC Dead Letter OIlco. August 10
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New York Market.

MONEY MATKET.
Tho New York Commercial .tdrcriiar, of Tuesday.
August 18Th, eays:
Money continues very abundant. The large falling oil
In the business at The stock bDaps Inns reduced the de-
lad for 0ans anu round bauncea offered freely by
Government collacrIls, and I, cent Oh siocks.
Tho is lit,ln c!,unfo iii the mercantile demand ior
merely nominal Prime paper is ut Ga6fs {,
good names urc more current u, 7n9 4 cent.
PRODUCE: MARKET.
MEM YORK, August I3-FInuR, Sc--The market
for Flnur ,s heavy aud I5l2Sc lower, whila oil ID
BcarCU ami firm.
Tlio sales nto I1uUO bbls nj sGI0a7T for Suucrlnc
stac 81 io.in 10 for Extra State; $40 Hall so for Choice
St,n; s TUu7 IS Supprne Western; IS 2UlIU 20 for
osa s TO M ~ Ex'a m %osS1; S ~ Ssaa .. = h r
pn mn $40 aSls % IL T l ssiSs arr C bS
Extra state ior September, nj So
Southern Flour Is easier. Sais 800 bills at sl1 25a
144o
taoruia Flour is dull Sales 400 sacks and hbis at
$40 5lIa Il 30.
ityc Flour is active Sales $50 bbls at s7uo 49,
Cora Meal ia without decided change Sales $50 hbls
City at s5 10. and 300 bbs iiraillywine al 50 ~.
- ;s2aa 15 Amber State; 81 40 for prime itcd
> Spring. and No. alilwankce IN private terms.
The Corn market Ia active, and sn3c better Dcrnnnl
snIcs lGG UUU bushels ut 81 OaaI IL for new Mixed
western 81 DIAL 0S for nnsound; 81 0S for Kiln dried;
oats are ativu and advancing Sales $4,000 bushels at
sIassc ,or Western; Dia95e for State aud g2c r new
| able before 9TH Sepemb r. on private terms.
EICE-IH quiet and unchanged.
| CorFEi:-Is steady, with moderate demand Sales
42e0 bags ltio at lui, gold, IN boad
SUuAH-ls quiet but steady. Sales siuce our last 400
hds n IL JsatIc for Cuba: i3Ac for Porto Rico: sa
]2iic Uarbaloca, and MS boxes layunn at Ia2Hr.
hiot.,ssES-ls Inuro active sales $50 hlls nt I0aTac
for Porto Hico and Barbudees anu Centrifugal pri
vate tcrms
Tr,-Is qnet. Sales 700 halchcsts urccn and $50 do
0olUnS, both on private terms.
PEovIsIoSs.-The Pork market ~ dull and drooping
,lcs 5isD hb. AT S 5a2I 7I for McsR closing mt
Sai 30 cusl Si 5 for old hIcss Sl3 T5sS1 for Prime
and SD T6as2J for Prinlr Mcsa
Dcef is firm. Sales $50 pckss nt SISlS2I for Plnn
Mrss mud s23as2S for Extra Mess.
Beef Hams nrc dull Mt S'9aSi0
Cut Meats sI:y. Sales IG5 pckss al Hall &c for
Shoulders. anil 1halic ior HAMS
Bacon IL quiet.
Lard is heavy. Sales 9s6 bbls at Iaaiar. Small loiB
at l3'sal3Gc.
Butter is steady nj lIaasc Ohio and l5a29c for
State
Cheese Ia dull at 7aI3c.
CorrnN-Is quiet. Sales 2o3 bales a 2si,c for Mid
ding uplandT.
WIIisHEv-Is quiet.
FEEiunIs-ro Liverpool so hds Taow at l2s Cd.
To London aOd bls Flour at Ia Dl: ~ toms Measure
III, mt Goods ct lJs; and per steamer, 2J boxes Ccc
| at 35a
To Glasgow per steamer. 1000 boxes Cheese nj a5s;
l 100 tcs Lard at a5s.
10 Antwerp. per steamer. 1000 bags at ass.
Danish lsik li,jG hbs Petroleum IA Cork for orders
| ut 4s lhl to u Il. and ts IL Ia thc Continent.
4 PrussIan brig ~ Cork uni n',rr"t $500 annri"r
Corn ut a.
An Italian bark voyage with II 900 quarter Corn
| nt "a 9i.
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Consignees per south Carolina RaiIrooa
August Is.

2o7 bales Cotton 30 bacs Mdzo, 1871 bags Flonr a87
bags Wheat 55 hb!s Naval Stores 60 rolls Leather m
casks Clay. cars Lumber. &c. TO " Roach Ebaueh 4
Mallonce, A Robinson & Co. Utsey 4 Kenyon J floh
gers 4 Co. Willis ChisolIn, @ " Williams 4 co, hdams
Frost 4 Co, u Walker, " dsycr. h J KirfpaC
Ien, p Hall W smilh, q Walter L Co, Rudeii.
Aiken Co. Hl --''
!" Consignees por Northenstern Railroad,
August 10.
20 bales Cotton, 678 bbls Naval Stores car stock 10
cars WSod. Mdze. &c. To Klnck Wictenbcrp ca. .r
MurPhA Lieut. Col Low. Wllisms 90. Lieut. Niede,
Havenes3 Go. Adsma- Frost a 90, Kendall Dooiery
Roper Ftoney. Q prttnhett, q n Ingraham Eon. 4
Ro6insonyS GO, Howard Brother, " Ryan, Mar.
ISek brooS ssonsy, @ Cunningham. -
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Georgetown BInrket

GEORGETOWN. 8. O., August lI.-corros-No s,les
to report this week We quote 2oa1I cents tutes not
paid. lHs' .F..'I .r...E: 81. = : - -
Cons-RetailIng from tho storca, 81 co per bushel;
TMDRR-Saies OF 100 sticks at from TO Is centa We
qnoto from 10 10 IS ccnts per cubic feot.
TunPzsTINIYirgin nnd Yellow Dip sS per Dbl Of 1So
lbs TO tho Dbl. VIXEN puro and unmiIad.
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Passengers.
Per steamship Emily Is ststlcr. for New York-Mlts
Eycrhardt, " Middleton, n Middleton. ID Sullivan.
" Denis, W I. Gravatt. l, Denis.
Per steamer Pilot Boy uin Savannah. via beaufort,
Hilton Head Sc-J Ra,rers, N wcslow. + l. Cloayr.
land, J A EnsOw, Jr. } wcs II lurch. Canalc, l.
rrcscoit, hrH Hryward. Miss Minnie Hayne Mrs Pulls
hurry Miss Coulcy Mrs Hogan Mira AMI Miss ytlewood
q Thompson, HarnwGll, Thompson, Dr II Sains,
q " Warren, md u deck.
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ImpoRrANT oEnTIFroATpa

RoCHHsTEn, N. T., December 16, 1881,
Mossrs +. II. DnAUR Il COL have bea,- great sut.
srer from DYgpspsn for three fonr years. and hAd to
abandon my profession. Ahout three mouths ago
tried the Plantation Bitters and TO my great Joy Am
now nesrly we'll man. bnve recommended them In
soyersi cases. audi far know, awaya with sgnAl
benefit Ian, respectfully youra,
noy. J. g. OATHOnN.
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NYlIn,ington aInrkci.

WILMINGTON. August Ill UnrUSTISE-P Prices
changed Sales Of 4l6 bales a 81 Is for yellow dip. and
81 T9ti for hnrd. Z, $50 lbs.
SPIRITS TuRrEsTISE-The sales to-day comprise 5lo
bbls. at 63 cts 4 gallon
RnsiN-ls In fh,r inquiry and market Grm. Sales Of
f0l b0ls ut 81 % for straincd Common: 81 3J 20
90 for No q 81 Gani 90 for No l. s5a5 20 for Pale, und
SOlI 50 for window gLlss, us In qualify.
TAR-iIug advanced cts. SrlrI OF 8l bbis ut So 05,
and lU0 do nj 81 10 q Dbl.
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AUGUSTA, August tn.-FiNAScIaI--GoLn-R Rrokcrs
buy at 40 and Hpll Mt 49, with good domnnd.
demand, ' w su
made to-day at a5 "
CoIT9k-Marhot biiak for tho better grades Of cotton,
9chnu % M exceeding Offering stock; middling. 26ka26o
Receipts. s8 bales, "' ~ o"NSn'
The following salo was mado yesterday. but not ro.
ported: 81 bales at 100. N'' ""s
BACON unchanged.
WHEAT unchanged, II,
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k5-riE; SALE OE TIL: PLANTATION EFT
TEia III without psecctlcnt In ;hN hniosy al Tho world
There Is Hscre IN the pittcr. Thsr at tho
most rrcrdy, B:n::aiicpira hoaltNrrsioor lila
covered. It requires hnt Hng:s IsaI to nnd"runud
Hi,s. Thc. purity can always hr relied upon rll,y
coloTcs0 Of the celebrated CaiI,ya lasE, Caac6rIa
BArs, Da;ulolion, Chainoni'in FlpwaS1. Lavender
flowc:t %:arprc"p hrisc, CoTrru,i,:s. 0r:.,fn.rre
9nakt-fo.., Earaway, tjoriauusr, IurdoSs,
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llnitInlure lInrIsnt.

BALTIMORE, August 13.-CoTToH- Yesterday there
considerable sales Of Georgia Nddng to urrvc nj
o9l2oxc To-day VIC notice soio Inquiry for Low Midi
dnI with sales nf COa 100 bales 27a2I ,ic Midlling
Upland firm nj e9aa9i<c.
CoFrIs-Nothlng reported totlny. Market uuict but
hO'ilc's steady ut former Quotations.
FLoUn-rhc market wa5 heavy to-day. AL brands OF
Baltimore were rtlnrcd 50c 4 bb We nutico inquiry
for shipment. aud learn that ElrI Of Mount Vernon Extra
lnycbccn nn,u ut Sll 10. wo Misc notice Rao Of 100
Mss upper nj 80 5p md 500 To standard Extra nj $40
GnAiS-tittrirRB uf Wheat today wcro comprised Of
4ic1 hush white and 1900 bushels red The market
sluggish, ul further concessions Ind Ia DO made to buy
crA; Included In the sales 1850 lush white at - 0s1
240 o rhoeo oifercdl; 400 bs rcd raNBI. from 50 50
Tor choice down to 81 10 Tor Inferior. corl9 900 bus
white aud only $50 bush yellow received; market opened
heavy for white, aud lower plicrs accepted, but
closed iirlnnr: sales embraced 5USO bsl mixes, nl good
white Mt Sal 0i TO- QUO bueh piie do 81 Oj1I Co.,
bush yellow solt ut 81 II. Onts-2529 LUSH received:
uclnlnh good amt prices steady; Ralcs Of 1000 bush ill
feriur md black G9a7c 60OO bush good prime T5aTGr
Ryc-l7l6 bush received; sales 40 b. 81 1h; 4uO do
81 ~.
MoL,ssEs-wo report pllc OF 80 lhds Porto Rico al
| 55 chs y gallon.
pnortsiOSs-Ilc market again quiet to-day; no
hrgr saltB; transactions confined 10 Ots irun jUbl
without change In prices. viz bacon Sides ISL chs;
] rib Sides l5ii cts clear rib lGti rt+ We quote but
| 1885 sides II ct.. Lard laal3h: City md
Western.
SALr-Stcady and firm for ota from dealers ut prices
before quoted, viz Fur Liverpool Fine S:Ii3 To- do
Ground Alum 81 15aa 2n I. sacx: Turks Island 6saGo
| els a buatIcl.
sUuAn-was quiet to-day. We have only 10 i,o.c sales
OF ca hls Porto Rico ut i2al3ts cts; 10 hlds English
Island at l2;;i cts.
wmlsKEY-Duil and nominal at So for free AMI :]Uu5
els q gallon for lots IN bond
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ABA OURRIN.

PHrILprIPHIA, 10Th Month, 18th Dxy, 1852.
REspEorRp fnIRRp;-My daughter hak boen mneh
benefited by t,e Of thy Plantation Bitters, Thou
wilt send mo tNo boelos moro.
Thy frsnd, ABA OURRIN.
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suInMAn IIousr. omoiao, H.,

February II, 1867. I
Mgsans p II, DAixR b Oo.:-Pleaso sohd us another
twelve cases OF your Plantation Bttars As morning
sppeEer they appear to hHye superseded everything
else, and are greatly eslsomed. 90 :.
Yours, 60, GAGE q WAITE,
Arrangements are now completed TO supply any do
mand for this article, which has not heretofore bean
posaibe. II. TII ISL
Tho public may rest assured that In no will tho
perfectly pure standard OF the PLANTATION DFTrEns b,
departed frcn. Every bottle beds: he aotmits Of our
sondfure oH steel plate engraving. or eann'f et gen.
uiRt. ... m, as.- -H.. WI
ZHy person pretndfn2 to sell PLANTATION BrTrEnl ~
bulk OF by ns oaoa, roi,dr ard ir.poifer 8sudre
Of Fe1ilod bot<t See Aat our Pripan stomp u uhHu-
rILkrKD opsy epeY1 cork. '.-f as.
Sold By all Druggists. and Dealers tn, usaout
tho county. Gala' -
P.iH. DRAKE & CO., New York.
April % Z, ,.s mwf1yx
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Tho following startling END omT.alis sts,oneats cau
no at Cir 0ficp.
Lattcr OF Row l. L. Cn,Hr, Chaplain ut Ito l07h. Ss1
York Regiment:
SEAR hGauiA CREEE. Iarch 4:b, 1865.
o~is!to the great exposure and terrible dccc,
Hon a:!or tim battle of hnthani was uttoriy pro,A
ed End ysTy sick. hIy stomach wculd retain nIedI
olno. An article Called l.niation Dhors. prepared hy
Dr. DRAKE, OF Srw lori, was prescribed To give mo
u.rspeth and appetite. Tn my great Ru:p.rn they
gavo LEO Immediate rcief. Two bottles almost allowed
mo 70 Join my regiment. lhsyo
then uned .n many CARGO, md free to Say,
pi al private purposes hcow CT nothing lko trEn.
E1v. L. F. CRANE, Chaplain.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-08-16

Exports Of Rice, Naval Stores md Lumber
from the Port OF chnrlcston, from Septc'r
1st TO usust 10, 1867.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-08-16
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FOR THE wEEE rx,iSu THURSDAY. August Is. lsG7.
COTTOS.-Tllo business Of the week opened dull III con-
sequence OF tho New York MARKET having, become easier
and tho RATES hero rcrcc half TO cent I. b.. Inv
SIdilllng being quoted a! 256t95!ir un Mildng Up
land at 2GGG9dEc z H.. bn tho English market having
taken advancing character anl improves, ~, ID
to 10sSd 4 h. for MIllng lpaIs prices here rruncd
the loss nude early in tile week. bsiurss being restrict
by the very limited stock Of the article hand Tie
receipts Of tie staple nj this point the week rInonnia
To Island and 1859 bales Upland against
bales Of Sea Island mud lisG bales of Upland Cotton
tho week heforc.
Tho following Is Batcnicn OF the transactions In la
arlcio for tbs week just closed
On Friday tho olh nsl.. tho cnirg state of the New
York market caused slIsf cnsoIi Of tho demand and
buyers only Willing To 20 nj lower gircs. Sales
only II hnles ai 2ic.ii Is.
On Saturday pricca rccctnd hnif to one cent Il ib.
Sales 125 bales, Siddlng Upland being puu,c, Mt @Gs
2GJIc. 4 ID.
On Monday Tho demand was limited Snles only ;sa
bacs at tho rates OF the day before.
On Tuesday fair Inquiry prevailed. Sales 10 ales,
Middling Upland selling at 3tenaGiic. z lb.
On Wednesday tho advancing character tic English
market caused more active demand with hardening
prices tho ratcH improving half TO ono cent 4 lb
Sncs 55 bales Low MilnG being quoted at ~ a6c.
MIldng Of 2IGp27hS" and Strict Mldlng nt u b.
Yesterday thu light stock limited tho opcrnioiA Of
Int 20. Mt ~ 10 Ut ao. In, o. II nj 24 at 2iG. 10
at IS. at 2G II nj e71i. und ut :rc iuorr NV
AIidhing. 2i,iGS2Gc.; MtliilnG. e.@27,ic.
SEA ISLAND CuTTos-Iu the nbsence Of stock we have
transactions TO report In tia article aud tho market
Mt present Is quite nominal.
COTTON STATEMENT.
S. Isl'R Grid Rice
Stock on hnnd Sept. !, 1896 ....... .J5 5JD0 -.
Received since August z, I8Gi..... 1,059 10
Received previously. 1851 1858 1Jli
Toal receipts. 1860 15o.s97 1919
EkPoHTs. ira. Up'd Rice.
Slnss SlSssosa AnE .. ''7 -; q n,Ss s - a;s
City and local con.
sumption. 4.alG
l6.is5 l5O.2G7 1919
Total exports aud consumption lc,495 15o267 lalia
stock on hand nnl sipboard.... 1855 G}0 80.
HAME TINE
S. I'id Urrd. R,cr.
Sock on hand Sept. !, 1865 ........ a6a ,Gl0 100
Received from August o. 1856. 3l4 II
Received previously 6,353 l,TIS 39OI
Total receipts. ............... 5.7i7 1O3s7a lua5
EXPORTS. Sjd. Up'd. Rice
From Aug 10, &c 81 35s 60
Previously. .....65ia 99,5sl 3.0a7
6,567 eo.oa9 30aG