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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-09-16

quote jobbnQ prices lsi4e e City, and l4al4Ic fof
Ori,as Western. . r..
Rangoon. and 111zal2c, for Carolina.
SUcAR-Quiet; sales of 80 hhds. Cuba at &c., and ~
do Porto Rico at 12ac.
wHisEEY-Stilldrll and nominal as before.
MONEY MARKET.
The Baltimore Sun OF Saturday September 18th says:
With the past sixty days, says Washington cores
poudent favorable 10 Mr.. McCollocfr calculations nav
appeared connection with the subjects Of paying on
the short debt by fresh legal tenders, which place te
I30 at double the amount now outstanding. Inc laS
that the returns 70 the Treasury show bui $500
100000 Of the several issues unconverted Or tnese
- 900 of the issue which atured in August as
the option for the conversion which expires on the
18th. S36 0000 90 Of the issue maturing IN June
1865 and the balance mature i'll July following mus II
will ba seen that the S85 900 OF compound interest
notes vet outstanding the entire short date ndcpeues
OF the Government is less than SaOO0OO0 0oo aea1 ai
81 lO0 900 at the beginning OF the present year
Secretary the Treasury considers the payment o io
part Of the debt as positively assured, aLd tna' 1nc
Treasury has passed the most critical period WIN %
to the management of tho natlohsi deo.. % t
more than half solves the question OF reslimpuon VI
specie payment by the Government, and ronders @ Nv
per cent loan in place OF maturing 52Os certa oi Su'
cess. e ,,,r, ot
Washington on Wednesday ,UOO OF WI %nSn no
S14 G73 00I was in coin certs Gates; currency
total, Sl45, ,056,00O ..,o e-.. hoard here.
In New York the closing rate was NAY, which Is ae
cline of X per cent Gold On sellers option' ~ u!
s" otde Of gold at the baltimore Board The 62os
4th, we're somewhat active at lusS; z.,. pr,s OF co
Foreipn lxchange steady at New YORK. bis al w
re on London are quoted at lOsa1o9a for commercial
Io5 ,sl1O for bankers: do at short sight
Paris at GO days 1s34a5 49, do at short sGht ioaa
Artwerp lSaa5 Is: Swiss 1S2ia5 15 Hamburg 80
3Gi:: Amsterdam 4OIa41; Frankfort 4O7Sa4l; Bremen
;slSa7ssz; Prussian thalers ha72 ,s ,o,ow
American Silver sells in New York at 5a6 CHS Deiow
the price of gold Mexican dollars are quoted at loSalo'
in gold. ,,..- xy,,,, -, Tburs.
day WAS S20l, ,610.
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TO KEEPERS OF COWS THIS PREPARATION Is

INVALUABLE II M
creases the quantity
and improves the quaL-
ty of the N IL Z. Il
has been proven by ac-
tual experiment TO In.
crease the quantity OF
MILK and O B. z A III
twenty per cent, and
make tho BUTTER
firm and sweet. In ht-
tening cattle. 1t 6 70
them an appetite. o
- A
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-09-16
Augusta riutiset

AUGUSTA. September II i-tiNANClAL-ooLp--"ea
buying at l43 and selling at IA
S1ISER-Buyinc at 1872 and selling at 1876
SEcuRrT1Es-Fity shares Georgia iallioau nVoch soo
CoT1Tos-Ihere was nothing done today; the market
heinz verr weak. and a mutual standing of OF buyers
and sel1 tuyers not being willing to give prices oo
,ronde onlv bales we're sold: at 2l%. and at ~
- halo
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NEW BOOKS.

A NEW WORK JUST ISSUED BY W. PAINE, NJ. u,
fssor of the PRINCIPLES and Practice OF Medicine and
pathology in the Philadelphia University Of Medicine
and Surgery; author of Pane's Practice OF Sur6cy:
work on Obstetrics and Matera Medica author OF New
school Remedies m Epitome of Eberlies Practice OF
Medicine;a Review of Homeopathy; Work on the His
tory of Medicne Editor of University Medical and Sur
ccal Journal &c. &c. It Is royal octave of 96O pages
and contains full description Of all diseases known IN
medicine aud surgery Including those OF women and
children together with their pathology and treatment by
all the new and improved methods. Price ST. postage 6o
cents. ~ a,, ,,.,, =,
pha. Pa. .,r, ,,,o1u
Entitled New School Medicines which ls the only work
ever published upon Maeria Medica, embracing all the
Eclectic, Homepsthic, and Botanic Rom adles, win
fuIl regular Materia Medica Price So; postage free.
Address above.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-09-16

WRul.ESALE IN CHARLESTON, BY
GOODRICH. yINEMAN & CO.,
No. 153 Meeting stroet.
AnA ic ~ Druggists.
RLOUNT & HALE,
PROPRIETORS,
alay il emo Montgomery. Ala.
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CONfNIERC!A1..
ENnOI'tS-

NEW YoRK-Par steamship Granada-is3 bales Cotton,
SO bales Domestic- 23S bbs Rosin. Is casks Clay as
coils Wire ~ coils Guta rercha, - sacks Flour Il
sacks wheat l.. empty Barrels, % Packages.
per steamship Chanlricn.Gi bales Cotton, 36l bbl-
Rosin 6S bushels Wheat bundles Leather, * haqs
Bonts l5a Ell pity Barrels. hbls Fruit s bales Yarn
7 bales Waste, 100 bundles Paper, ba Wool, l.
Packages.
RaITNI, RF--Per steamship Facon-l5 bales Cotton
o. ks Wheat, ~ boxes Candles aSs Feathers II
bbls Fruit 2 bundles Leather 20 tons Old Iron, 20,
600 feet Lumber. 90 hhds Bones. bales Skins. &c.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-09-16
the Charleston cotton Market,

OFFICE OF TUE CHARLEsTON DAtIi Ni.WS.
LHAgLEsToN. saturday Eyenlne. sept IL, tsV'.
The market nearly bare OF stocks and ihc ie" '-
tied lots on sale were held rsr rates than buyers
appeared to be disposed to pay The ay closed without
neutrality-suspicious. nominal.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-09-16
Mobile Market.

MOBILE, September 11-CoTToN-There fair
demand to-day and factors willing sellers. Sales
to the extent of 500 bales Were made at Gle for Mid
ding, the market closing easy at quotations.
MoSETARY-The demand Tor Gold continues very
light For Sterling there is only limited demand.
though prices have advanced. The market closed dull
at annexed quotations.:
Gold 142ai43 Sterling so days l52 Sight 1853. Francs
nominal. New York Bank Sight = premium checking;
par Z premium buying. New Orleans Sight par e
premium.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-09-16

We have really exhibited considerable demand III inc
market considering the want OF money and the ieene
against cotton manifest everywhere.
Crop accounts from this section are becoming sadly
worse and with the exceptions OF the region called Mid
die Georgia and points above it. we have nothing but
heavy rains heae which, if general have done great in
Jury Advices from Texas Mississippi and Louisiana do
not seem as bad formerly, and our views, previously
stated of their being would seem to be cor
rect Here however, where we have struggled hard IN
all our former issues to contend for favorable crop, we
are positively staggered by The accumulated and accnu-
latng evidence of damage done. We placed our figures
to change them although must say that the general
feeling Of great uncertainty as to the reahzatlon
of anything like such figures. Many factors wish us to
reduce the yield of Georgia, placed one month ago at
over 900 bales to to 30OO bales but we say
that under the circumstances shall still adhere to our
former estimate of crop, based upon just such yield
from Georgia, although We confess TO most insecure
basis for opinion
In the known impoverished condition OF he trade all
over the world and in the present unsettled political con-
dtion of country look for no great Duoyancy IN
Cotton early day. but would fairly hope and do
conceive that later if more settled views and crcum-
intervene politically and commercially the one
consequent upon the oher We shall have higher prices
We must however. always bear in mind both seller and
buyer that not the controlling cotton pro
ducer of the world although we still have considerable
influence in prices. The Southern planter must remem-
ber it. and give his factor credit Judgment in sales
which may be apparently forced by such circumstances
rs come under his notice of the extent and distribution
OF other crops The quality Of manure used has produc
ed excellent staple although in many instances cut by
being gnned hastily while damp. The quality Of the
Cotton received far here does not come up by any
means to that Of the frat of all former crops, caused
doubtless by the rains of the season.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-09-16

MANY WHOSE DECLINING HEALTH, WHICH
u was precarious, and their recovery despaircd Of
do now with grateful emanatons to tho Al-Wise Dis
poser offer heartfelt thanks for this timely remedy Dur
ing the short time since its public Introduction into us
the Originator has most happily realized her most
guno expectations in manifestations issuing from all
quarters of Its unparalleled curative properties for i'll
case where it has been administered with regard d
rectons. and persevcred in has failed in it's beneficial
results.
In resorting to this remedy, the invalid can depend
upon the safety Of every article in It's prcparatou and
while it accelerates the hcahful actions each organ
and vessel the mind can be perfectly FREQ fro apprc
henson of any subtle ingredient being nsinate into Its
composition.
The appetite, which improves under its administration.
is at liberty to indulge prudenty in whatever nutrnet
Is paatable digestive and wholesome, and while 1t is
more than proper to avoid exposure fresh cod tear
need be entertained OF any liability under this OF
treatment to induce 1t. 1t is pleasant AROMATIC
CORDIAL quite agreeable to the taste and as lung re-
vyfyer and basam Of health, distinguishing itscfas
without precedent, and We trust WILL long, claim for
itself general acclamation for its unrivalled efficacy.
For sale by the Propreress, Mrs. CECILIA RODRI-
CUES, northwest corner Of MEETING AND SOCIETY
STREETS and principal Druggists.
PRICE SINGLE BOTTLE SIZE.
April2 Tyr
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-09-16
PORT CALENDAR.
CORRECTED WEEKLY

PHASES OF THE MOON.
First O. 9TH, Gh. 1lm even Last G. 2Oth, 9h 4onl even
Fnl NJ 18th. III l3n. even New NJ. 2Ith Oh. ~. even
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-09-16

To Cuba, on lumber TN goidl l... .noniinai.
CoIroN-Since our last issue we have had gradually
falling market influenced by advices from LiVerpool ana
New York, and although crop accounts have served
somewhat to sustain prices by making some factors more
hopeful still feeling dtstust OF the future has IN
duced those willing sell TO accept prices 1a2c under
the figures Of last week. with great deal OF reguar
manifested IL, the sales made We quote:
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-09-16
FoREIoE, PER CHIEA.

The return of the Bank OF gland for the week end
ing august % gives the following results when compared
IL tlnn ini1arr rrpak
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-09-16
Galveston Cotton statement,

Stock on hand and OH shipboaid. ........
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-09-16
Roston Market.

LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET, August 30.-[For the
week-Cotton continues in limited demand, and freely
offered prices have been very Irregular and close with
further decline from last weeks quotations in all de-
scriptions In Sea Island the business has been mode
rate without change in prices. American has fallen I'd
in the common and middliag qualities. New York ad-
vices " the 28th inst quote middlng American at 27c
costing to sell in Liverpool l1d per sailing vessel or
steamer. There is very general desire to sell Brazil
and with only limited inquiry quotations are reduced
kaSd per ID. Egyptian has been greatly pressed for
sale and holders have made daily concessions that
prices have receded about Id per during the week. at
cnntinnna frpav Offered
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1867-07-24
FAIRFIELD HERALD
Selected Poetry,
WHAT rs TIN f.
DY REV. JOSHUA MAEsnEN.

I asked al aged mana man Of carcs,
Wrinkic'l and bent, and white with hoay3
hairs:
"ri"r is the warp Of life, lie sa;l-.'soh,
Tho young, the gay, thc fair to weave II
wrli.'
| asked thc'aucicn yc:.,ra'Ic IcnA,
@ages who wrote anI Warriors who hIyl:
From the cold grave hollow mmmul t,ow"
cd,
"Timc sGwel 'hc seed We reap in ,Ais
abode"
asked DYING sinner, crc The tide
or life had left his veins "Iimc.'' he ,c.
Piled.
"rve lost it!--ah! the trcaSurc." m.A Ike
lasSel The eollon sun, and silver 1q'arcs.
Those bright chronOmctcrs of days md
They answ"rcd--"Timc is buta meteor
glare,
And blie af.r eternity prepare"
asked tlo $.9sunS, III their a@nual roanl
Whch heaui;y or i,srNta tlc ground;
Ana they replied mo o,nc moy2 misc.)
" lis follN's blank, and wi$lom's Atahcs!
pr:1r."
] asked ypi,'. test; but, oh, .thrslric;
rh"' liereylroy soul. sh"ddrr wIi!c |
speak.
II cried, "a ra"iojc--a "pocl s. mic
or cnilrsS ."ears trrn,ion iniurc,'
pt ihiHes i'Hnima'c, NY dial
Consulted. and il madn mo tia reply
":imc Is to season lair OF living vcll
The path Of glory. on The path Of hcn.>
asked my Bible, anG mcthiu!s il said.
''Iii"a IS the prcacn. hour. tie pms; ii Gcd :
idYo live Ia day, Tomorrow never &c.
On any human lri,,sf
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1867-07-24
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The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1867-07-24

If cucumber AMI melon vines arc arr
touched once with a feather dipped IN
kerosene, bugs or insects Of any kind
will not trouble them. 1t will or, t ct
turnp and other tender plants from lie
ravagcs Of tho ny. A correspondent
says he has used calomrl for he last { |,
years, with invalnable success. IIc
SIrioklcs few grains on eaclI h!lI and
never loses single plant by bugs.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1867-07-24

Union 2
II thrI-,itcl ct,,ce e.nn,4oo, A..
f,y , rcmm,u;cat;nn rono;,oI r~,,D.', ~
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,hn srrrrtol.y ~ ,ynr ma ~ TN'r
mondcy; in ihc re,c, Statc. NJ ~" ,;,
o,iu;ans Of tho Attomcy-G -Gru"r.1 ~ ~
called f,r Inv tho resolution. ~ ,I'a
Scnoto '"0
Mr. Howard soi1 thot ,or+i,, &c
,ha r,r.vaoc rc,atino ,niI, ,l,.,,,.', - 9
thc war dit cr thc rsLci S,3t"s WV. ~,
oottor IN for nnrty cflrct ,rI v.,s. WI NJ
mooushinc, ia i,on,d mnyn ~ ,n,.
tl,, mrss,,+n ou 40 t,h,n All Lara
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had onIv cvorrsuel m .n;,;n, .,',
made Tic a,,%ncs,;or. lGtbn ,-n:,.,I
States ccnouCrc,l. Ills cou,,trv hnll =
by ccncrlcsf. pp,' w;noI AIR s,I -. =;
t%tal nc% %oyn.nmcntS. III, ry;st
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UuitcI %.atos.
tiga4ton y,5wc aud Hendricks ..
hat2l ,nc question az lcnnth.
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n ON Micliran that lhc Sorwc,-
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The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1867-07-24

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Si.auRirl FOR CArlrAI.-1'nr flIow
ng communication wall explain Itself:

SioUHrri FOR CArlrN"--1'hc fllow.
ing communication wall explain Itself:
l!EAnuniErENe,
t'EcoND MILITARY DrHTnicv,
Charlcsto'', :. G., July 10, 1867.
SIN: In reply to tic inquiries you
make IL behalf of certain rnrri@n and
HonncrA capitalists, ! ain directed by
the Comrianuing Cen sral 10 inform ,o;l
illat EY NcMaral Orders No. 10, dated
headquarters Second Military Uiani.t,
Charleston, 5. e., Apui ll,h 1867, i,
is provided :
"That all advances cf money, s,bsis-
tcncc, implements and tur;,iucrs, loaned,
nsca or required for tie mrp"s" Of aid.
mg the agricultural pursuits Of the pco-
p'", shal! be protected. And The exist.
InS laws which l.a?c provided the most
efficient RENE lies in this case for the
lender will Ec supported and enforced.
Wages for labor performed in the pro-
diciion ofilc crop Shall bc n ten tilon
the crop, ard pnymcnt ,rr die al"mL
dnc ior such wnGg2, shall bG enforced by
The like remedies provided TO secure adj
vAncca Of money and other means for
TIC cultivation Of tic soil"
The local evil law formerly gave the
landlord Of leased lands superior lien.
by Far y Of General orders Mo. 80,
dated Headquarters Second Military
District, 30lh May, 1907, thc remedy
hY distress for rent is abolished, thus
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1867-07-24

COMPLETION or THE CoNGXRhi
BRTrGE. The Congaroo Bridge on the
South Carolina Railroad has been COM
plctcd ~ ~
On "Wednesday night tlgc" @o.l;mcn
were buslly finishing The bifd,yc, and at
o'clock on Yesterday morning the first
The bridge is.a inc piece Of work,
and the staGnclhst bridge Of The kind
IN the South. It's whole length is four
hundred and forty feet and it is com
posed ol two spans Of one hundred and
iorty?six feet and n, draw of one hundred
end lorty-scvcn feet. The WIDTH
inside is thirteen feet six inches, and
outside twenty feet. ~.
1t is what is known MS a high "IIc%c
Truss" " set upon black cypress piers,
thirty feet above low water, and five
feet above tho height reached by the
highest ircshct That has been known.
Tho builders arc Mcssrs. Rrnno 81
Coz, Mr.. j. j. T!nssallo snprrinlcnd-
iiiB. -d3crctrR, t8Hs- -.-e