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Domestic Markets.
Noor nJapATCH

NOON DISPATCH.
New YORK, September SO.-Stocks active and
strong. Money in fair demand at 7 per cent. Ster-
ling, sight 81; time %. '62 coupons 11Ss Flour
shade frmer. Wheat Ease. better. Corn ta1c.
better. Oats quiet and steady. Pork dull, at
$28 Ills. Lard firm, at 14sc Whiskey quiet.
Cotton dull, at 22c. Freights quiet. Turpentins
57Sa5Sc Rosin in fair demand; strained 50 S7s.
Gold 4Ss.
EVENING DISPATCH.
Stocks active but heavy. Gold 43}. 80 coupons
11Sl Flour, more doing; State IS 25a1O 60; South
ern $40 25a14. Wheat steady as Moons advance.
Mixed Western Corn 81 soal a1t Oats duu and
dropping; Western 74a75S. Pork heavy at s2S rs
AIS IS. whiskey quiet. Cotton steady; sales 900
bales, at 22c. Rice dull and nominal. Sugar less
active but firm Rio Coffeeactive atsformer prices;
other qualities dull. Turpentine unchanged.
Rosin ss s7aas. Lard frmer at 144!c Tsllow stea-
dy at na12i Freights dropping
BALTIMORE, September 9O.-Cotton quiet and
unchanged. Flour dull and unchanged. Wheat
depressed prime to choice Red 50 40a2 50. Corn
dun. Oats firm prime 70a72. Rye unchanged
PronSions quiet, and nominally unchanged.
WILMINGTON, September 3O.-Turpentne dull al
5s4 Ros;n 6rmer at 50 12sae So =
CNc1sEAz1, September s0.-Flour frmer price:
unchsnsed. Wheat in good demand j; No. Rec
80 40. Corn frmer at ss Mess Pork s94 Meat,
unchanged. Lard 135a14
New ORLEANS, September S0.-ssles og (,6ito,
125 bsles-market quiet and easier. Low Mid
dings 1ssc. Receipts go bales. Louisiana Sugar
Only retail business. Fully Fair, i5sc.; Prime 16c
Cuba Choice .dull-retailing st 12,,a1oic for Nos
l2 and 13. Molasses.-Nothing doing. Flou
quiet, with light sales. Treble Extra s12; Cholc
s12. 2.4Oas1s.1O. Corn.-No salos; prices firm Nike
s1.4O. White s1.45. Oats steady and firm at sOc
Pork fat-asking $27.25.< Bacon.-Only Unite
iobbing trade. Shoulders 15a15lc.; Clear Sides ]
a19lc.. Lard quiet-in tierces at 15s; in Kegs i
Gold 4Sl. Sterling 56a5S. New York Sight E,
changeasl per cent premium.
MOBILE, September 90-Sales 1000 bales; Mix
dlings 1Sc. Receipts S39 bales.
SAVANNAH, September 30.-Cotton opened Wit
q better feeling, but no advance. There was a ia
inquiry but the. sales we're small; Middlings 1s
Receipts 500 bales.
AUGUSTA, September SO.-Cotton active an
frmer; sales $50 bales; Middlings 17ec. Receipt
500 bales.
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A BLOW At CAsrE-The Good Templars of Iowa,
their order is founded upon and recognizes the
great, @ Christian law Of the brotherhood of man;
and that. like the Gospel of Christ, it ought not
and cannot recognize any distinction of race color,
or condition in It's work Of Christian benevolence
bnt OPENS its doors and offers all its privileges and
help to whosoever may come and accept its simple
rules and regulations.
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as LADY oF UNDoUBTED CHEMICAL
SKILL, has RECENTLY PERFECTED cHEY YAIER1s
LIFE FOR THE HIR.-It positively restores gray hair
to its original color and youthful beauty imparts life
strength and growth to the weakest hair; stops its falling
out kseps the head eisan is unparalleled
hair4Ireszng soid by an druggists, asmonstas ihaiR
dressers and dealers in fancy goock thstradesupped
by. the whoiesals druggists osns :,
.,,,t4uy " SARAH A oHEyALfER. N. D., New York.
For sale by ,.,. ..o L. DowIE & NOISE, "a.
Wholesale Agents for South Carolins,
Junes stuih emo No. 151 Meeting street.
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OCTOBER /. 1867.
MARRIED.
.n0RITUkRY..

TO THE MEMORY OF JOHN A. KETTT.
This worthy, warm hearted, high-toned Young man,
died at the residence Of his fher IN st. Matthews after
few brief hours of illness from attack of congestfve
chs on the 3oh day Of August 1857 1t is rare indeed
rarely that the living called upon to chronicle the
death OF young man whose future full Of pro-
mise and usefulness, whose character principles and
example wers so firmly impressed upon The feelings,
thoughts and affections of those not only OF his mmed
ate neghborho.d d. but upon circle Of friends extended
throughout the State.
So generous and true in tho relations which he
lained to his community and TO his friends dutful
son, with liberal education aud genuine christian
ard Of "Those whom the gods love, die early"
To his fsther, hs surviving parent in this sad be-
reavement only suggest, and unite with him in
the consolation which one OF God chosen gave himself
The Lord hath given the Lord hath taken away.
Blessed be tie name Of the Lord J.
60 The sMercury win please copy. * %
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ss- ARTIFICIAL EYES.--ARTHfCIAL HU-
MAN EYES made to order and inserted BY Drs. =.
BAUcH and p. doUGLEMANN formerly employed sbp
Ro1ssoNNRAU of Paris, No. 500 Broadway, New York
April II q. sS---fl-s > 49, - s1rl
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Yellow Fcver In New Orleans.
NEW ORLEANS, September S0.-The interments
from yellow fe5 er for the "a hours ending Sunday
morning, we're 81; to this morning, 67.
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DIED. at Port Royal, 8. Co.. on September 12th OF
Bilious Fever, in the 3lth Year OF her age ELIZA H,
wife Of JAMraL. BARswzfI, and daughter Of the late
JOHN 8. HARRIS, OF Providence, Rhode Island. y
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DIED, of typhoid fever at Madison Georgia, Septen-
ber 23d. 1857, GEORGE ELLIOTT In the fifteenth year
of his age, fifth son of Colonel and Mrs D. a. HAAnL-
TON. =. - =. :. - -. - ~
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Skilled and Unsktllcd Lnborers In Eng


II.
The Pail Mall Gazette say: There are two
points brought out i'll the evidence taken by the
Trade Union Commission Which are essential to a
thorough comprehension OF the trade union Dues
ton, but which have not received the attention
they deserve The frs! CT these is the proportion
borne by-tho skilled artisans engaged in the yari-
ous trades to tho urskled ones, or more lsborers
auxiliary TO those artisans, dependent upon the
continuance OF their work. rendered destitute when
they strike hut not members Of the union nor sup
ported by its funds The second is thu compare
lively small proportion OF tine umonists to the
whole number Of woTbmen III eacl separate Trade
or Industry. Both points are most importantthe
one as showing the collateral suffering caused By
strikes to those unconnocted with them and unable
10 prevent them the other as showing hoH small
is often the minority which, By its organization, Is
enabled to control the majorit:.
1t appears from the evidence q. hlr. III tuit,
Seci ata Y to the General Builders Association,
| that tho entire number ot workmen engaSeJjn
building trades Is about 200 coo. classed rs fo-
! lows.'
I... w ~. -2ol. .1aa Laii.nakers 2os3
"ssDaS tefs, &c '''nt-'u III .4sa BTscimalr, % ana
Brickiayera S0,39l eay laborors i2'623
Siade5 SlasteTers ana 'ns's 90 o'ssi sSi G2l ,524
Painters. plumbers LaboTtis s........-. 'l9 o''
| and glazers Ss,0i3 o-oo1o
Total. .sio.Ii9
laborers III brick-felds who lnead the clay, amount
| To more than one-fourth Of the whole number.
But of tho G21, 900 who may be considered as
skilled laborers or artisans, it appears that only
90. 500 are union men, &C. about one-seventh, the
proportion varying from six per cent, among the
brickmakers to thirty per cent. among the plas-
terers That is to say, putting the Two results
together one unonist can coerce six non-unlonlsts
and every three skilled laboreIs can according to
their will deprive one unskilled laborer of bread.
|
II has been demonstrated in Chicago that e
comfortable house for poor man eau be built
|
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YelIoyy Fever I'm Mobile.

MOBILE, September So.-There were 80 deaths
from the fever here during the past two days.
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,~A YOUNG LADY RETURNING TO HEa
couetry home, after sojourn of few months in t: 6
city. was hardly recognized by her friends In placeo
coarse, rustic flushed face, she had soft ruby con-
ple1ion of almost marble smoothness. and instead
twsntythres she really appeared but eighteen. Uponn
qry as to the OF great change, she planij
.old them that she used the cIRoAsSIAN BALM, ant
By its useany Lady Gentlemen improve their per-
soual appearance hundred fold Il Is simple IN it'
combination Nature herself IL simple yet unsurpass
ed In Its efficacy in drawing impurities from, also heal
Ing cleansing aud identifying the skin and complexion
By its direct cton OH the cucle it draws from 1t all Its
impurities kindly healing the same and leaving the sur
face as Nature intended it should beclear SOFT smooth
aud beautiful Price ST. sent by Mail Express, on re
ceipt OF IN ORDER by
at ". l.. CLARK 4 CO., Chemists,
No. 3 West Fayelte Street, Syracuse. N. Y.
The only American Agents for the sale of the same.
Marei, 80 1y
~ BATCHELOR'S HAIR DYE.-THIs
SPLENDID HAIR DYE ia the best in the world. Tn
only true and perfect Dyeharmless, reliable, instan'
taneous. No disappointment. No ridiculous tnts.
Natural Black or Brown. Remedies the III effects OF BAG
Ds Invgorates the hair leaving 1t soft and beautiful
ure mere ima, ons aud shold be avoided. Sold BY al
Druggists and Perr,nners. Factory, No. 81 Barcey
street. New York
s,,- BEWARE OF A COUNTERFEIT.
December 10 1yy
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1t has been demonstrated in Chicago that g
comfortable house for poor man eau be built
for $3.50.
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SPEsLAL H0TiCEs..' :

ar CITY sHFRIFF's OFFICE.ETO -.Df.
FfuITINd CITY TAX PAYERS-I do hereby giveknc
iee to all defaultefs in payment of City Taxes that f.
pursuance of instructions from the City Counal sha
proceed on and after the first day of October ne1t nde
the executions now in my Office to levy upon and adysr
tse sale property ofefendants to satisfy said eIe
tons. PIC, GUERRY, City sherifi.
September Is o
asrNOTICE To MARIN NERS.-CA A = I Al N ,
AND PILOTS wishing to anchor their vesscis in Ashley
River are requested Lot TO do 80 anywhere within direc
range Of the heads OF the SAVANNAH RAILROAD
wHARYES, on the Charleston and St Andrews side CT
the Ashley River; 10y which precaution contact with the
Submarine Telegraph Cable will be avoided. ~ 3
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Harbor Masters oflce Charleston. February O. 1885, -
February 2 ~ ss ? r. -
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September 10 ns -f&
sS MARRIAGE AND CtLIBACY, AND THE
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Young Men on the Crime of Solitude and the Physic.
logical Errors, Abuses and Diseases whichcreate i'm
pedimsnts to MARRIAGE, with sure means Of Relief
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Address DR. J. sK1LLIN HoUGHToN,, !.
Howard Association, Philadelphia, Pa.
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Riot In Savannah.
7 ATER

The city is all quiet. A disturbance had been
threatened tonight between the country and Cou-
sentative city colored people. General ANDERSON,
the Chief Of Police, has given orders to arrest
every person, regardless of color or politics. The
military remains under arms but their services
viii probably not be needed. A large number of
the rioters have been arrested, and the ringlead-
ers will probably be sent to Fort Pulaski.
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From Richmond. :
The EIections In Tennessee

NASHVILLE, September S0.-It was perfectly
quiet ON Saturday, the voting being confined
mainly to negroes and Strangers. The Mayor re-
ceded from his determination of holding q poll
under the charter of 49, but the present officials
will keep tleir plares until ousted by the courts
or bovoiats :.
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Eorthern New

BosiaS september 9O-ARoH1BALD FOSTER,
Brazilian Consul 90 dead. ~, -
KEESF, n g., September ,9O.-Thers has been
three inches of snow. y
New YORK, September 9O.-The National Bank
of Whitestown, N. Y, is reported failed.
The Rev. JOHN NJ KREBs, an old school Presby-
tsriau is dad.
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Some remarkable evidence has bcon given be-
fore the Ritual Commission i'll England. From
the official report OF the proceedings. just pub
lished, we gather tho following accounts OF the
ceremonies in the lltualistic churches:
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p NOTICE IsaHEREBY GIVEN, THATAT HHN
next Session of the Legislature application will p1e
CATION for incorporation under the above style aIa
title,; * HUH FERGUSON n
~. In behalf OF himself aud other associates
August 20 - ~ - -. tu :.
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RECEIPTS.
TO GUARDIANS, TRUSTEES, sc,

GUARDIANS. TRUSTEES. RECEIVERS
~ Committeeman, and niiothcr )urso.S,
whose Bands require them, in idncnry capac.
ity. to make Returns to my Office. arc hereby
notified to lille the same before the rst
day Of May next. These Returns should set
out, IN full the actin,ss anu ,loings OF The Guar
diaa or such like persons. together with list or
statement "f all mnnmrnts of title chn.es in
nct"n. or personal property belonging to tho
beneficiary. Noncompliance with this Notica
VII! secure tho issuance of Rule against all
delu"fers. 'oM Mc costs to be pail In .hrm.
Notice is also given to purchasers of Land.
at commissioners sale, to como forward aud
comply with the terms Of sale, in eases where
no objection is made by parties interested. I'm.
less they do so, these Lands will bo re.sold at
their risk. Where parties. to whom Land was
assigned. havo not complied with the terms of
the assignment, thcy will not be permitted to
40 80; and. recommendation made to the
Court. to order II sale Of the same.
ROB"r. a. THOMPSON, c.Er.p.
Cnm'rs Office April 0, 1867 29-1
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The Conference Between the Military ani
Civil Authorities.

Slt4A 0uCuOA4tAob'
In compliance with his request, Mojor-G Cen
oral SlcKLEs, commanding this Military Dis
trct, was met yesterday by Governors WORTH,
Of North Carolina, and ORR, of this State, for
the purpose of having a free conference upon
the preliminary details of reorganization under
the Reconstruction Bills, says the Charles
ton Courier" of the 9th instant The inter
view was, we understand, mutually agreeable
and satisfactory. Amongst the results at
taincd we may mention the following
The details Of registration will be immedi-
atcly prepared by direction of Gen. SIcKLEs,
and put into operation us soon as persons can
be found to act in the capacity Of registers
who arc qualified under the provisions of the
Supplemental Bill to do So
No elections for Municipal or State officers
will be held in either of the States until the
Conventions which are to bo called shall have
met and adopted new Constitutions. No civil
officer will be removed who faithfully dis
charges his duties.
Mas9sysF spssa eat 81 ooS 5 aaBSp By a&saH & H
resignation or otherwise, they will be filled by
appointments to be me- 10 by the Governors of
these States, if the officers are of the charac
tor elected by the General Assemblies, unless
special reasons to the contrary should arise, or
by the Commanding General, if they are Of
the class elected by popular suffrage.
We are happy to learn that the most pleas
ant and agreeable accord exists between the
General and the Governors, and We understand
that it is the desire of these officials to co on
crate cordially in the execution of the laws of
Congress Upon this subject.
Governor WORTH has signfied his intcn-
ton to urge upon the people and the Lcgisla-
turc of North Carolina upon his return home
the adoption of the provisions Of the Sherman
and Supplemental Bills.
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Notice to Creditors.
THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,


IN EQUIrY-p,cKENs.
vs. " tate in Equity, Re.
Elihu Griffin and others. strain Creditors, &c.
nN hearing the Bill. in this cause. and on
~ mutton Of Whitner & Whitner, Complain
ants Solicitors. it is ordered that Writ Of In
junction Ito issue, to be directed to Elihu Griffin,
claiming to be ~ creditor of Thomas Hamilton
Bnggs, restraining him from prosecuting his
suit further against Martha A. Boggs, admins
lrarix Of tho said Thomas Hamilton Boggs
and that the said Elihn Griffin, tho suing crcd-
it"r, and all other creditors Of Thomas Tamil
ton B"ggs DO enjoincd and they are hereby
cni"ncd from commencing suite at law, and
from prosecuting the anti already commenced
against the said Mary a. Bogss. rs Adu'instra-
trix, Tor d"bts alleged to be due to them or ei-
Bnggs.
ROB"r.. A. THOMPSON, ck.r.p.
C"m'rs Oilrc, April 0, 1867. 20--3m
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State OF South Carolina.

rlckENs-IN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
w hEREAS, Rob't Thompson, c.n.p.p, hns ap-
w piled to mo for letters Of administration on
the estate of Jno. A. Easley, Sen, deceased, of tho
District of Pickens and State aforesaid These
are, therefore, to cite and admonsh the kindred
and creditors of tho said deceased, to appear in nv
once ut Pickens c. H., on Friday tho Eth day
of May next, to shew cause, If any they con
why said letters should not be granted Given
under my hand and seal. April 8, 1867
W. Il. lIOLCOMBE, ORB.
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EDUEBaIHG NHsIgI'a,RSas.

4 PUBLIC MEETING Of all those who are in
~ fIvor OF accepting the terms proposed by Con-
gross for restoring the State of South Carolina to
her rghtful position in the Union Of these States
will be held mt
PICKENS q. IT,,
ON MONDAY the 18th dry of April, instant. A
large attendance is earnestly desired Our dcsti-
ny is now apparently in onr own Keeping. and the
people should turn ont and give expression freely
TO their views and sentiments. Let us so act rs to
approach, ms near as possible. TO unanimiy All
arc respectfully invited TO attend
TIE PEOPLE
April 3. 1867 %
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WATCHES, CLOCKS AND JEWELRY.

SR THE SUBSCRIBER having m experience
E,IA OF many years in the business of repairing
t&. GAsAC CLOCKS, watches ;.ild .Bevvelry,
offers his services to his friends and tho public
generally. in that line of business. CHARGES for
all work MS reasonable as possible. All work war;
rnntcd, IT we'll used. lie will also give his ntten.
tion to the repnring of MUSICAL lSsTnUMIxrs.
Ills place OF business is at WALHALLA, nearly
opposite tho Post Office.
April 4, 1867 2a 3m.-eow
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NEW ORLEANS, April 2.--Thc breaks on
the lcvco above will carry devastation to the
richest portion Of Southwest Louisiana. The
giving away of the grand levec ut Morgans
ovcrGows seven Parishes, This was one of
the largest works of its kind in tho world, and
but recently completed. Works arc progress
ing at the Roman Crevasse, 6ftysix miles
above the city, with some hopes of closing.
1t is rcro"tcd that there is break nine
miles below Baton Kouge. which will Do i'm
mcnse damage. These diasters cauSe great suf.
ing among the poorer classes of whites and
will throw thousands of freedmen upon the
resources Of the Bureau for the coming sea-
son.
The frcshct in Red River has been the
most extensive and disastrous ever known, the
water being six feet higher than the highest
mark yet reached since the settlement of that
country. Nearly all the stock along the up
per river has hccn destroyed, while fences md
farm houses have been swept away, This
rich section of the country has been convcr.
ted into almost II waste.
ROCHESTER,, n. Y, April 1.-THE lctec-
tivcs made raid on the countcrfcilcrs, aud
terday, and LODI gcd in Jail. The prison rs are
mostly from the Western part of tho State.
RIciIMoND, April 5.-Gcn. SchnGrll has
issued an order providing for the registration
Of voters in this district No |, under the
Military Reconstruction Act. There will be
one registering officer for each magiSrrial
district in the counties and one for each ward
III the cities. hrIu,liti.ations required arc !:
Having been an officer in the United States
Army Or being 10y citizen of the State );
having high character, and, as far IS posi-
bic, the confidence of his fellow citizcns No
register shall be candidate for Office One
officer of the army or bureau is to register in
each county or city. The appointments of all
officers arc to be made by Gen Scnicld, on
the recommendation of an cxauiiin. board
of army officers.
NEw York. April 5.-Advccs from Vera
Cruz of the 23d have been received The
city is in n state of siege. ] 600 men and five
pieces Of artillery arc inside Provisions are
high but there is no blockade from the sea.
81 lc The bcsic.iny army numbers $500
men, with four small Napoleon guns Mare
guns and men are daily expected Maximl-
ian is in iii;::c-r!,,o, with 10000 men, but no
money or provisions. Tie Liberals arc be-.
sicgng Qucrctaro. Merida, Iucatan, is be-
sicgcd.
san FnA&cIs(n, April 6 ~ great flood
prevails with great damage to Arizona Terri
tory. The city is inundated, and several
houses have been washed away
| The apache Indians attacked Fort lowry,
| killing nine and wounding u hundred of the
garrison Amongst those who were DANCE.
rously wounded was n nephew of Senator
l'nckal"w, Of Pennsylvania \ number of
tho Indians were also killed and wountIcd--
| The Savagrs were well armed.
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ORPHAN HOME.

I AN now making provision for the Orphans.
i don't knnw how many will want To enter
the llnmn; therefore, wish the Public Officers
aud Ministers of the country w.mld luuk tu lhuo
a little. and inform me. NJ Ncwbcrry. $. c.,
giving numbcr. sex. and age, including all ngcs
from infancy tn ~ wears old
r. II. EDWARDS, Agent o. II.
tnril lSti.
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SPECIE PAYMENTS. s.-Tho "Washington
Republican says that Secretary McCulloch
thinks it will be possible, without materially
disturbing the business of the country, to re-
turn to specie payments within two years. and
believes that, if he is net interfered with, he
can bring gold down to $115 or s1.20 before
December.
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PICKENS C. H., s. c.:
Saturday Morning, April IS, 1867.

Ey- Cotton was selling in New York, on
the Sth instant, at p to 2S. Gold, 353.