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New Orleans Market.


NEW ORLEANS, August 2o.-corroN-with very
limited oerings, difference OF fully lc. per pound bo.
tween the view. OF buyors and Sellers and quite unfa
vorable accounts from New York and Iiyeirnoi, tIu
market has been characterized tn day the Same fol-
lures that have osntroe operations during tho past
week. There were two three parties in the marko
who required small lots to complete previously unnnis
ed business, but npar from thiJ buyers showed 10 dis
p7siton whatnrer to come forward tho marked deprcs
sion prevailing In tho leading marlets inducing the
ballet that more advantageous purchases be effected
at later period Hence tho day transactions have been
restricted. comprising barely $50 bales taken by ave
brokers' at irregular but lower prices the market closing
completely unsettled that obliged omit quo
titons altogether.
STATEMENT OF COTTON
Stock on hand September l, 1866. bales IO2os2
Received to-day. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 81
Received previously. 7CG 639 -56G Go
Additional bales made from wrecked, loose,
burnt and damaged Cotton. pickfngs,
samples 6c.......- 1898 3f79 o93
es2,o7s
Ccared previously .667, ,3l6- 867 jig
Stock on hand and on shipboarl. ..........H H7ss
CoTToS-No sale1 to report.
GoLp-l40a1tl. Sterling co days, ICO-SiRht lb1.-
Francs-nominal. New York Bank sight Y premium
checking; par M premium buying New Orleans sight
par n1f premium.
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THkLBERa.
GOTTSCIiAI.H.

ieonhaer Chcke+ing { aons' Pianos beyond oom.
pArl'on' tho beat hAyo over seen in America
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THE MARION STAR,

T,srAf1LIsHED NEARLY TWENTY YEARS AGO. Is
~ published at Marion, 8. c. In the central portion
tho country, and o1ers . favorable medium 10 Mer-
chAnts Druggsts. Maehinsts. and all elmes who delre
to oxtcnd their buslnoss In tho Pee Dec country.
For tho bonoat OF our Advertising patrons sha in
addition TO subscription uat, which 10 constantly in.
ereasng, publish and distfbuto gratutonaly copies OF
tho STAR, during the business eeason this Fall
Ratea OF Advertising lbcral
". J. McKERALL
November 30 Editor end Propristnr
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COMMERCIAL.
Exports.
The Charleston Cotton Marker.

Exports.
BALTIStoRE-Ter schr Palmer--lloooo feet Lum.
Der, rs bbls Rosin.
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LIST OF VESSELS
UP, CLEARED AND SAILED FOR THIS PORT.

UP. CLEARED AND SAILED FOR THIS PORT.
FOREIGN.
LIVERPOOL.
The Queen. Cook, cleared July n
The Chattanooga, Freeman, up. July %
MrppIEsnoAoUoI, ENC.
Br brig Bellona, Rawlings, sailed. July
VALENCIA.
Tho Yole Angler. =. sailed d............... JuIp 10
DOMESTIp.
BELFAST, Me-
sshr Sarah buck. White, aaied. July "
BANGOR ME-.
schr Eclipse. Penaleton. cleared ...t. August q
Brig Josie De'ereauI. Cnrk cleared. August %
dig S3.'uo mp.. August 25
soar Marian Gage sssDheId. cleared. August -
Schr Chloe. =. Hoston. ups August 20
MN fo4E,. X -
Steamship Manhattan, woddhull clSaro1. aporo. a,
Brig Sacramento, Lawson, cleared. A,,6ist ~
DrtR Bunan T. VOORHEES,. Fulford cleared Ausni,t o.
Schr Jonas Smith, Nicho,s, Au9ust a
PHILADELPHIA.
Bark orchilia IIavner, cleared. August ~
Schr Y Williams, Thompson. sailed. 80. August =
Sehr John drifan Foster, cleared August 80
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M A YOUNG LADY RETURNING TO HEa
country home. afcl sojourn of few months in ,.e
city. was hardly recognized by her frenls In place
coEsc. rustic flushed face. she bad soft ruby com
pleIlon Of almost marble smooihuess and instead
tw:nythrco she really appeared but eighteen Uponln
IEry ma to the OF Brrst change she psIn,J
told them that sho used tho ClRcAssIAN BALM, sni
considered an invaluable scquiHon to any Indy toilel
Iy its ny Lady Gentlemen improve their per
sonal appearance an hundred fold II Is simple iu 1t.
combination. Nature herself is SIMPLE yet unsupass
cd i'll its efficacy in drawing impurities from also hra
Ing cleansing and Identifying the skin and complexion
BY its direct ction tho cutclo it draws from It all its
Impurities kindly healing tho same and leaving thc
face Nature intended it should bD-clcsr SOFT smooth
and beautiful lrlce 81 sunt by Mail Express. on re-
ceipt Of an order by
W. l.. CLARK 4 CO., Cheiuists.
No. West Fnycttc Street, Syracuse. N. Y.
Tho only American Agents for tho sale Of the saule
March 30 IL
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THE HER, AID

IS PUBLISHED WEEKLY AT NEwBRRBY G. H.. AT
i So per snnum and having q large circulation
through all tho upper and owor Districts Of the State
uiIordB great advantages 10 advertisers.
Rates for adyertining very ressonsber which spplJ
10 our Agent, AIR r. r. Slider. at the Mills House.
fiI0S- q 4 II. aREHRKER,
R,ftf~
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TIC ChnrIcBton cotton MarKcf.
OFFICE OF THE CHARLESTON DAILY NEWS
cHAnLrsroa, Monday Evening" September O. 1867. I
Tho market unsettlcd and irregular with declin
Ing tendency salcs o5l bales. viz at 49, 10 Mt
o. 10 nt 92H at 49, 100 Al 23, at 231 10 at 23, u
"a. Prices not sufficiently Hxed to be quoted.
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10000 PIANOS

In the construction Of which they AAys ya
Known and valuable itnpEoromeId Thoy have inysris
ply been selected and used ~ ali Of the worid,a ao
knooedped grost artists who dave visited thia con,
professionally, both for priva 10 and public uso
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90 S TAR S"
p r E p a r Att O N S i.
ESTABLISHED EIGHTEEN YEARS
Laboratory, No. 10 Crosby street, New York.
1000 Boxes. Bottles snd Fiasks manufactured daily
SOLD ALL DIR UGGIs7S EYER YWHERE
"CoSTAR's" SALES DEPOT


"CosTAR's" SALES DEPOT
M. Asa BROADWAY. NEW YORK,
Where ST. 81 TO Sc sizes put up for Families Stores
Ships boats, Public Institutions, &c, Gc
is truly wonderful the confidence that ia had In
every form OF Preparations that comes from Costars
Establishment.
.COSTARs" ExTERMINAToRs- Rata, Mice.
Roaches. Ants. &C.. &c 'only inailibe remedy known
Not dangerous TO tho human family "Ra,s como out
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put up In bottles, and never known tH fail.
"CUSrAR'S" ELECTRIC POWDElt--For Moths In
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Tor and cncacy. Destroys instantly Insecs on
Plants, Fowls, Animals, &c.
'C0STAR's' BuCKTEIORS SALyE-For Cuts purns
Wounds. lruseB Broken tasts Nipples Piles In
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"coSTAR'S" BITTER SWEET AND ORANGE BI, ,os
S)MS-Beautihcs the Complexion by giving to the ss,
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WHOLESALE AGENTS,
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THE SUMTER WATCHMAN

TB PUBLISHED EVERY WEDNESDAY, AT HuM
TER, q. C., by GILBERT l. FLOWERS, Proprtetors
at FOUR DOLLARS per anuum, invariably In advance
Advertisements inserted q. nnutl rates.
Every style OF Job Printing executed In the nca.es
stvte and grrhfPst dsp&trh. Senfrmner N,
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SPECIAL NOTICES..

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children eothing grosty facilitates tho Of teoth
inB oy sofonlng tho gums, reducing all inflammation
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ray In confidence and truth Of Il whit have never
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Never did wo know INSTANCE OF dssasction by any
its operation speak in terms Of OF its
magical elects and medical yirtuaJ
We speak in this matter WHAT WE DO hNC,T" alter
yeais OF experience ani pledge reputation for tn,
lulhen OF what hrsc declare In aluo,t every Ia.
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Full directions, for using will accompany each botlo
10 and call for
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Having the fac sinlie OF COURTS L prnKrSs' on the
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s. Z. TURNER, Ii. NJ.
iarbor Mascr's oflcc, Charleston, February O. 1866.
Febriary7
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Letter from the lsy. N. L. aILps. 81 Oiairsyilo Pa
0ENILhuxr:-fou wore kind ouUugh, on . formGr oc.
caaon, to sond me half doEgtn bottles OF Plantation
Blttars for IS 90. My wifo having derived mueil
benefit from the Of these Bttors, desire ,cr to
continue thom, and you Will p!ea5o soa us nix bottles
more for the money enclosed.
lam. very truiJ, ia.
NJ 0lLDs, pas,or Cor. Rot Church,
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WILLIBp'd Horsi,}
WAsuIKaToH D. o. Msy I7d, 1868. ! .
arHrIEMER:--We require another supply CT yunr
Plantation Bitters tho popularity wLIsh daily In.
cleases with the gucsts Of our house.
Respectfully,
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Dr. W. A. onILDs. Surgeon Of the Tenth Vermont Re-
ginsnt wrtos:"I Wish evury soldier hsd bottle Of
Plantation nItters. They the most effective phs
feet, and harmless tonic over used.'
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I,,, n ,a,,, LoEDoF, August %, 1865.
my pfAn bR; As You are going back to the UuItod
S.a.es mus bas you TO relnember kiud!y to tho
MosA.s. s ChEferinH Tell them I delighted with
nef drano Piano -fotto-dI good inItrpnsnL HinL
o. 1as sSsr furHed out. both IN touch andier.
Wishing you, &C., remain evsrt Ily,
Ii. F. BROhDWOOD,
Firm Of l. Btoadwood d Hons, P1Ano.forte ManuIso.
fnrera, London.
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PuftlnKIpptL, 10th Month, lTth Day, 1857,
HLsPKoTKp PnipJp.-My daughter has been much
bepoatted by tho Of thy Plantation Btters. Thou
Wilt send mo two bott1eI moro
Thy friend, ABA OURRlR.
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LONDON. July 10. 1899.

HetfrJ. CAicieriRp a SoHI: " ~
GENTS: hevo iust been invited by Ssasia Coafd 70
have no hesitation In endorsing tho opinion OF Iy Old
friend hr y. D. oollard That It 10 tho 0noat In,
atrnpentI ever played on.
Believe me. gentlemen. noat faithfully yours,
J. I. HATTOH,
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"a smiie ~ss on her np-he.lth WAS in her 100
strength was In hor stop, and IN hor hhnde-PItEr
TIoH DrrTEne,"
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EUROPEAN TEsgimoE,,1,s

Hseet0ea during ose month Of August, 1864,
,,,,. LONDON. July rs, 1857
,n ssstts. ohiGkHhnsd O. Bosa-Gents: have much
pleaeaMl IN enclosing document sighed by tho arnt
Gonp1sors. nualciana and proicss Europe held
Souf r'anoa IN such high estimation iride NV cerijs
ente that folt 1t my .usy to take ono os tno t IN
70 5seor.sn the opinion Of my proa.ons
. ole.uEon. ine eneiosed certificate wiu rroye bo5
unanimous they hive been on the subieo, S.a Ja t
at the sa'no time. = ottor received from nv
ing to you. u.' Ie sFaaH'
1haVe sho horns 10 be, ssnuOmen, yours yc.y truly
1AhE8 NJ. wEHLL
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IMPORTANT UEgTiFIOATEA
RoouEsFsR Il. z, psoembsr 10, 1851,
tsrss f,nm +; ID ns.sE e. Co have ben ste., sui
aGs9dan my profession. hbou, three months ago
mlea ths plantation Bitt.fs and to my great Joy am
aos nSaiy Sep Iian. Ihave snded thoth,in
s o*Fs>. And, N far as know, always With aignI
oeRN- lam, respectfully yours,
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Among the ipoints Of excellence Of tho ULiotsr
ing Pianos OF which speak the artists La ter
congratulAtory testimonials to the Messrs Obckertns
arn tho erestest possible dep richness and yo!ums
tone combined with rare brillinncy, clearness snS
perfect oTenDeSB throughout the entire acaIu. .nS
above ALL surprising duration Of sound the ar. snd
symphueee quality OF which chAnRes ,Ta " the
most delicate powerful touch. e'1 ~"
Aotured ~ Anes
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No. 15l Meeting street, oppoaito Charleston Hot.
Iunn II
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"EHLI.

Your Pianos are superior to Any hnr. sysI .o,p N,
this country or In Europe 49, -
Ihsve never hfand tone so perfect. a vie,5e oro,
oIpreaaion that IL needed In music and In on.iitS
esraniS o. change to meet every sentiment his
ne tono. together with s sJmpathoc elastic ssa sII
balanced touch, '~ ANu HeAA
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J1pRI ". Echii, K:9.: 50 A''S'
MT Dean BIN: have great pleasure In astirt, vortr,
convey to Mes5ss ChieseriIg the oIpre.sIIn or my
hi9Loat approval of their natrumcnt 1ts CON ,iier
not merely tho bcst instrument Of Amernnn mnnnfao
ture TINT haye tried, but ono OF the rRt Grand Piano
iortog that has ever come undBr my ceaeryation ana
tho Measrs. ohtckeEinR may we'll 90 proud of layina
.I1nsa nSIeS f6 out toner fSm SGsir ann" or
wido world. " ""' Pa-''i N"s
DosT sis, very sim ,erely yours,
e., =, OHAS d. OOLLARD,
London, -"s
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fIarbor Masters onlcc Charleston. February O. 1866
Fcbruary7
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Another wonderful ingredient. OF rrest uso among
nc Spanish laaes Of South America impsziins beauty
to tho complexion sud branoy to tho mind iS yot IN.
Known TO tho commerce Of Tho worli aud We withheld
tN name for the Present.
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TIIALDERa's oPIEIoH
eons!der Ghetertns & Sons Pianoo, boyopd oop,,
pari1on, tho boot hare soon In America 49,
3. THALDER9
oa.irnsa OF Sury on liusIcal Instromen
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MlSCELLAM { Gus.
CRISPER COMA.

Oh. hhc was beautiful and fair,
With starry eyes. aud radiant hair,
Whose curling tendrils, soft entwincd,
Eurbaincd the very heart and mind,
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Libel SuiG in Iowa. $4,000 Dam.
"a -rs . ages AVV, Fded.ul ~ s.i ~

The OSkdlooSd Herald says libel suit was
tried in the District Court at that place last
week, which resulted in the award of $10,
600 damages. Suit was brought by Charles
j. Love against Martha A. Ball and her
husband for considerable sum of money,
which Love claims to have furnished Mar.
tina A. Garner before her marriage with
Ball, while he was acting in the capacity
of agent for her in the collection of leg
acy bequeathed by her father. She denied
the account and filed cross bill for $4,000
damages, because of certain letters which
had been circulated, purporting to have
been written by soldier of the 18th Ohio
volunteers, which charged her with being
a debauched woman, &C., &C., and which
| libelous letters Love was charged with
writing and circulating. The testimony
was long and tedious. Experts 10 chirog-
| raphy compared the handwriting in the
| libelous letters with Loves genuine letters
and gave their opinions. The friendly re-
| lations of the parties were all carefully re-
counted. After two days OF labor the case
| went TO the fury. Verdict returned for
Mrs. Ball for $4,000. Love is man about
| fifty years of age. Martha is a beautiful
brunette. possibly twenty-five years of age
| The testimony adduced the fact that Love
had been deeply enamored with Miss Gar
| ner's charms, and probably contemplated
| an alliance. She was married to Ball be-
| fore Love had a suspicion that another and
a younger man had supplanted him in hel
| affections. .-
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The negro i'm the SENATE.

The resolution to submit an mendment
to the Constitution striking out the word
"White" to vote of the people at the next
October election, was up in the Senate yes
terday afternoon. Senator MAY, of Mans
field, made an able and most conclusive ar
gument against the effort now being made
by the Radicals to confer political rights
upon negroes equal to those enjoyed by
the whites He quoted largely from hiss
tory to establish the proposition that the
blacks are an inferior race, and also read
an extract from speech of President LIN
colin, in which that greatest of all the ora
cles of the Republican party. in the most
emphatic language, declared that he was
opposed to negro suffrage, opposed to ne
gro jurymeri, and opposed to negroes and
whites intermarrying. The remarks of the
Senator drew the Radicals to their feet of
ten with attempts to weaken his arguments
/ by Interruptions; buta they made at that
game could be ''put in the eye."
At the conelnsion.ot Senator Nays re-
marks, Senator golden, from Athens,
moved the indefinite postponement of the
resolution, which was lost by the decisive
vote of yeas to 25 nays.
Mr.. WILLETT, the able Senator from Will
liams,' then obtained the floor, and spoke
pointedly and effectively against the reso-
luton. His Constituents are opposed to it
and sound political policy iorbids him from
giving it his support. The Radicals being
in power through the negro, it is theil
duty to'redeem the pledges they have given
him, and submit this question to the peo-
pie. Failing to do this, the hypocrisy Of
Radicalism will be still more unmistakably
manifested. y 2
The further consideration of the resolu-
ton was then postponed until next Thurs
day at 10 O'Clock A. NJ. -
There is little doubt but the resolution
will pass the Senate, as the postponemento OF
final action upon the question was to give
opportunity for discussion and not through
a fear OF the result. Its fate in the House is
not so certain, although the Radicals now
claim that they have whipped in enough ol
the weakened members to insure its
passage there.
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Mnrriage OF ChiId.

We learn from a correspondent at Bel
mont, that marriage took place there on
the 3lst ult., which produced considerable
excitement. A man named Frank M. Main
was married to little girl of thirteen,
without the consent and contrary to the
wishes of her parents. The girls name
was Francis Ellis, and until lately she lived
in this city with her parents. The parties
we're married by S. j. Davis, Justice of the
Peace. On the morning of the day follow
ing the marriage the father of the child
missed her, and suspecting the cause of her
absence, he went to Mains cabin, accom-
panied by another man, where an alterca-
tion took place between him and his SON
in-law, and shots were exchanged without
damage to either party. While this was
going on the man who accompanied the
father, seized the child-wife and carried
her home to her mother. Main, the hus-
band of the child, entered complaint
against Ellis, and Justice Davis caused him
to be arrested. But it appears the resi-
dents of Belmont-among whom are full
grown men, husbands, fathers and broth
ers-rose en- naaSse, and going to the house
of the parents, rescued the child-wIfe and
restored her to her husband, when q pro-
cession was formed, and the parties paraded
through town, amid repeated cheers and
the approving notes of the steam whistle of
the quartz mill.-Reese RiUer Reueille, Feb. 4.
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WonhxH Hard Wnrle.

The Ne,o York Tribune says that the Re
pubIicans won the victory in New Hamp-
shire on the 18th inst, "by hard work, by
thorough canvassing, and by diffusion OF
information among the people," The Trt6-
une knows whereof it speaks. This testi-
mony points out the road to Democratic
success. Hard work, thorough canvassing
and the diffusion of information among the
people is, the road the Democracy must
travel if they would wrench victory from
their political adversary. Let every Dem
ocrat, therefore, become an active, agrees
i've worker.