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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-01-24
Georgia Items.

pERsoSAL.- Colonel Jno. G. Haskell: c. s. A..
was in our city yesterday, stopping at ttle LanlGt
House. and we glad to be able Va III excel
lent health. Colonel HaskeNs military career vas "a
y very brilliant one He is South Carolinian by
birth, but was associated with Georgia troops, and
his many Georgia friends will be pleased to hear
that he camo out Of the safe, after the loss OF
his arm at tho first battle OF Manassas, although
way to Mssissppito to look after his planting inter
est in that State. We regret his stay with us was
SO short, and hope his expectations may DO real
lied, and a safe journey attend him. a,,.,
The LAwsHE LocK.-We were shown, lately, by
which he las recently obtained patent The lock
is specially adapted to railway, purposes, beng
provided with two keys one OF Whlcn LOCKS t as q
s.waS lock- and the other rs through locs. ~
.:tbrougli" tho ssway" key has no power over ITS
hoIts, and it can only be unlocked with the
Through" key. When locked "way," the word !
s:way" appears through an aperture in the SIDE OF
the lock, and when the "thr9ugh Key Is apRllea a
by O slide which obeys the Key, the Wofd way
gives place to Through"
Tho advantages Of this arrangement to railway
nn1poses is apparent. All railroad men can easily
see the utility OF it, and the great superiority 1t
possesses oycr any lock that has heretofore been
brought into use.
railroads have. taken preliminary steps to the
adoption of this lock- We are sure that il it once
has fair trial it will supplant all others Mr..
LaWshe has about concluded arrangements Tor the
manufacture of them in any quantity desired
atlanta Neao Era.
The Rome Courier mentions singular case
which happened in that vicinity. Some few weeks
since man came from South Carolina and entered
into business. Last week another man carDe hunt
ing him, saying he had stolen his wife and he in
tended to Kill him and get his vito back. The
party Of the first part had partner in business,
who talked with the party of the second part, and
finally persuaded him to accept ten dollars. to be
pail in whiskey and leather, which he took and
departed, leaving the party Of the first part in
peaceable possession Of the absconding wife.
The people of Atlarta are considerably agitated
over an alleged deficit of some thirty thousand dol
lars in their City Treasury. Both papers Gull
loudly for speedy public exhibit Of all the facts,
and the Era politely advises aud urges the Mayor
and Council to resign-a portion Of them having
been connected with the Board Of last year in
which the finances got s'mixed."
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COMMERCIAL.
FYDOrfa.

IIyERPOOI--Per Br bark Tho Queen-90s bales land
l472 bales Upland Cotton, 1Sl bbls Rosn, lo4 logs
Timber.
81 bags $ and 4sG bales Upland Cotton, "a bales
Yarn and Domcstca, II Packages 49,. Per BcAr II
Caldwoll--e5O bales Upland and 94 bales Cotton.
IS casks Rice, 100 bbls Rosin los boxes sugar, 40
casks Clay crates Crockcry, 16 packages Bottles,
hhds Bones. % cases Furniturc Small Guns, &c.
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[Goldsboro' Ne,os.

JAIL DELrvERY.-On Thursday morning some
one hundred freed i, ersons left our city on their
way to Texas, rejoicing. Among them were Ave
or six who had been incarcerated in our jail
for some time. The gentleman hiring these hands
agreed to take them out of limbo, paying all costs,
which were pretty heavy; Well, they have 6. Il.
and hope ths{ will havs g4Gd me Mem
for while it takes criminals from midst, it also
puts money into the pockets Of the city, which is
greatly needed on account Of our low taxes. We
would add that our authorities consented to this
parties concerned .-CharloUe Times, 2lst.
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TODD &c RAFFERTY,,
ENGINEERS AND FOUNDERS,

Office and Works, Paaefson, Now JeE1oy.
WAREHOUSE, No. DEY STREET, N. Y...
1EANUFACTURERs OF sTAT1ONARYAND POET.
slM ABLE STEAM ENGINES AND BOILERS; Flax,
Hemp Tow, Oakum and Rope Machinery; ehalting.
Mil Gearing, Iron and Brass Castings OF all hnds
Laches Planning Machines Drills; Shaping, slotng and
Bolt Cutting Machines; Chucks Of all kinds; Leather
and Rubber Betting; Lace Leather. Belt HooB, and
General suppus for and other Machine Shops
Judson Shows Patent Governors Saw Mills, Cotton
Gins. Presses, Gc., constantly on hand
- i.5,s.l TODD T. RAFFERTY,,
March 40 " Mo. Dey street. ny.
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GRAIN.-No wheat offering. except little pat cels ofw1n-
ter red which sold at s2 90a3 TO- to quality No re-
cepts sales of white 1900 bushels white and TO-
600 bushels yellow comprised the oGerngs prices were
again lower with sales of 1900 bushels damp white at 98
a99c 2O0O bushels fair to primo do ut 81 0la 05 5000
bushels yellow varying from 97aSl o. as to quality and
condition. Oats-540 bushels received with Balos Of
1000 bushels at 57c. md GOO do ut Goo.
MoLAssEs-Nothiug dong.
PRoyIs1oNs-Tllere iB much frrner feeling in tho
market based on liberal orders tho Snnth, of
which cannot be executed on account OF the oosuctcd
condition of the harbor Bacon Is quite active at lie for
Shoulders 1Ia12c for old rib Sides and a13c for
new rib aud clear rib. Hams ste1y at 1Ga17c for
city sugar Bulk meats In light receipt; ac
is freely offered for Shoulders for February and MRrch
delivery but sellers; quote for loose, and 16s
for Stdcs do Mess Pork Is retailing ut $22 buyers for
large lots ut s21 and offered tony for Lard f
barrels.
Hoes Dressed are scarco and packers offering
SO 25 advance OF 25c. Wc quote S26n8 To- tho out
side for rctail lots
RIoE-Wc report sale to-dny Of Carolina at 10ac
SALr-Liyerpool re1naius firm under reduced stock.
Wo quote from Dealers Ground Alum 81 10a2 15 Fine ut
SIS 10a3 Is q suck; Turks Island 55a58c q bushel for
lots from store.
SuoAR-The market is quiet but holders firm Mt last
quotations. We have only to notice 20 casks English ISL
and, vacuum pan, at 134
SEEDs-Clover Is scarce, with moro inquiry for local
wants and prices firm ut advance OF rs cts; we
ouote s8 50aa rs for the latter for PRIME Timothy is
asn moro inquired for and quoted at s3 60a3 Is. Flax
unchanged and stcldy ut So SO for good clean country
lots.
WH1sKEY-We henr Of no transactions except country
lots which arc hard to quote account OF the wide
range, 81 T5a2 q gallon City and Western in bond held
at 26a90c.
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m THE oFFNG

A ship unknown.
Cleared Yesterday.
Steamship Flambeau, Eyonson, Now York-Winis 4
Br bark The Queen; Stuart Iiverpool-R Mure Co.
Br brig Union, Marshall Matanzas-J EnaloW co.
Brig Cashlian, Hardenbrook, Matanzas-J A Enslow
schr Azelda L Laura, McIndoe, Havana-J a Enslow l.
Co.
schr Magnolia, Chase, Norfolk, Va-J Enalow Co.
schr Robert Caldwell, Mccormack, New York--W Roach
Went to Sea Yesterday.
Steamship Flambeau, Evenson, New York.
Scar Louie Smith, Crie, Northern Port
scAc Pathway, Compton, Philadelphia
From this Port.
Steamship whiIwind. Fargo, Wilmington, DEL Jan 2a
Up for this Port.
Steamship Falcon Reed at Baltimore to leave Jan a.
Steamship Geo Upton, crowen, at Boston. to leave
Feb 9.
schr Daniel Chase, Mitchell, at Baltimore Jan 21.
schr HannRh Little. Little, at New Orleans, Jan -
Cleared for this Port.
Ship Winthrop, Stuart at New York Jan 49, for Lv-
erpool win this port.
schr Ida Richardson, Beden, ut Baltimore, Jan 19
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Stnre Items
The Georgetown Times informs us that the sur
yyors Of tho war at that place are about forming

soldiers association.
BuRdLAnY.-A bold and daring robbery was
committed m Monday night ut the store Of Mr; H.
Wallace Tie burglar provided himself with a
wus torcby inserted between tho folds OF the door
and tho lock torn off. A paddock, which gave nd
ditional security, was also removed in o similar
manner, and the thief rega!e1 himself with va
riety of articles, to tho amount of $500 or more
[George!o,cn TINES.
Tho body Of DR.. Rasky was takon charge OF by
the Hobrow Benevolent Society," Of this city, VINO
requested the Nlasons to bury it with Masonic non
ors, which was to haro boon done on Sunday put
a relative camo Forward and the body was dellf,
cred to him, for tic purpose OF having it inferred
in Orangoburg, whore the remains OF his vile re-
pose.-PtteniG.
The following gentlomon were elected, on the
14th inst, to servo as Intcndant and Waroens ol
the town of Chester for the ensuing year: nte9-
iant-J R. Allen. Wardens--W. T.. Robson, o..
W. Walker.
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BADLY BEArEN.-Three or four soldier sentered
the grocery Of q MIR; Bensey, near the North Caro-
lima Railroad depot Saturday night. and struck
him o terrible blow over the head with stick. He
recovered from tho shock, drew his pistol ind
made them depart in Il hurry. It is thought the
purpose of tho invaders WIS punder but they OBJ
tanned no booty.-Rateigh Sentinet.
8 NEGRO TRoops.-A regiment Of negro troops
passed through this place yesterday, on their way
to Raleigh, to be mustered out Of service. During
their short stay in our town portion Of them be-
hayed very rudely, making threats and expressing
q desire to ''whip out Goldsboro," &c, and using
Ehe most obscene language." The ring-lcaders
were promptly placed under arrest by the COM
mandins officer. with instructions to the gunrd
that if they moved from their seats tho train to
shoot them down. The commander, Major -
{white man), assured our Mayor that the disor-
derly parties should be returned to Goldsboro' to
answer to the civil law for violation Of the poace
We shall soe il they are returned; and, if they
should be- we shall announce the fact and con.
slider it another step towards the restoration Of
peace, and q return to that civil order 10 much
desired by both sections of the country.
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MISCELL LAME0uS.
SIMiLli SitllLsBUS CURANTUR.
# HUMPHREYS
rInMfE0paTIa1G SRECl EIES

HOMEOPATHIC SPECIFICS
ETAvE PROVED FROM THE MOST AMPLE E1pE.
Il RIEECE, an entire success: :Hmpls-Prompt-Efn
,lent and Reliable. They the only medicines per.
tecy adapted to popular uge-so simple that mataa u
osnnot be made in using them; 30 harmless to be
tree from DANGER and efficient to be always rea'
ole They have raised the highest comnenastlon from
Ill, and will always rendor Badsfactfon
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MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF cHARLEsT sToN.

Arrived Yesterday.
Steamship sarngossa, crowcll, New York-loft-i
Mdze. To RaTencl Co. We were unable to get her
report
Steamship Adele, Hall. Baltimore, loft Tuesday 18th
inst. Corn, and Nldzc TO Street Bros Co, Agent.
E AdGer L. Co, N Avorill l. Son, q w Armstrong
Briggs, Bowers & Silcox. Benedict Clacius /
Witte, Coba & Co. w Fl Chsfee, 4 l. Caldwell, J
" Carmalt, B Fedman, D FRANKIE, Goodrich, Winenan
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BALTIMORE, january 19.-CorToN.-There was q
fair inquiry today both from shippers and spinners,
with sales Of Aiddling Upland at 34a34 cents, at which
gres the market closed steady, with light stock Of
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DR., ". a. CHups, Surgeon of the Tenth Vermont he.
oment writes-.I wish every soldier had bottle Of
Plantation Rtters. They tho most effective, per.
feet, and harmless tonic ever used"
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Stock on hand. -: -
The clcarances comprise 1G7G bales for Now YORK; %
wilmincton n1nrket,

WILMINGTON, January 29.-TURPRNTNE.-Receip
moderate and the market rules steady at former quota
tons Sales of 1888 bbs at s4 O5 for yellow Dip and 50 5
for hard, q $50 lbs.
-TAn.GS bbls received and sold at 81 70 q Dbl
1MpEn-sale OF four RATS at sSa9 for fair and prime
mill
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OFFICE OF TEE DAILY NEWS
CaARLEsroS, Wednesday Evening, January 25
There was O moderate demand, buyers generally
oneratne ut about the quotations of the day before
Sales sss bales, viz IA at 2s AZ ut 3s at 80 SO at
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Letter from the Rev. N. E. anDs, st. Cairsvle Pa.
GENT1EMEa:-You were hind enough. on formsr 90.
csson. to send half dozzen bottles OF Plantation
Bi!ters for So 80. My wife having derived 30 nuia
beneat from the use Of these Bitters. desire to
continue them. and you viii please sezd Us Elk bottles
more for the money enclosed.
am, very truly so .rs
n E. Gill; Pastor Ger. Bet. Church,
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Baltimore Market.

The market for n other ardclos of country product
rules inactive and no salcs reported in either spirits r
pentinc, rosin or cotton.
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is quiet but holders firm ut last
lily to notice 20 casks English Isl
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RATES OF ADVERTISING.
The following are the rates of advertising adopted
by the new spaper publishers of Maine:
column, one year, 20 inches in length, $4,000
1.2 '' 7OOO
IL 81 90
l column, 6 months, 1000
l-2 $500
1T 1850
4 uniform standard for a square is recommended
to be one inch in length.
One square, weeks, Sl2j
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Less than one square, 5 weeks, 100
'' Each additional week p
SPECIAL NOTICES.
One SQUARE. : weeks, zoo
;" Each additional week so
No advertisements to be reed for less thau 50 cts
Editorial Notice 20 cts per line but notice less
than 50 cents.
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Why is an unsuccessful Oil-borer like an
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2oet rg.
Coming.

THEY are mustering-they are marching'
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The lovers, brothers, sons.
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