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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-06-20

ResOlutlOn.-At a meeting OF the Tiain
Musical Society, Boos' Cornet Baud and the
TiHin Bruderhuud, Il was
ResoiUsd That we, as a body, return our
sincere thanks for the mun6cent reception
aud hospitality rendered us by the Fremont
Coruet Band, and citizens OF Fremont gener.
ally AT the Musical Tournament held in thai
city on the llth aud i2th inst.
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rrochr,ars used with AWAY. soos success.
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We are proprlotOrs Of Hersht.er x Myers eel
ebrated Improved
CONDITION POWDERS,
10 CoUNrIsX DEALERS

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addressing, In perfect confidence,
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May 10, 1907, 40 Cedar street, N. Y.
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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-12-03
Meeting of Town Trustees.
GoLD HILL, Dec. 2, 1867

GOLD HILL, Dec. z, 1861.
The Board of Trustees of the town Of
Gold Hill met this evening, at the Town
Hall. Present.. j. Hayes, President
and Messrs. Day, Lambert and Blanch-
ard; and II. c. Manning, Clerk. Absent,
Mr.. Riordan.
Minutes of the last meeting read and
approved.
The bill of DR.. Weber, 5000, for at
tendance at Pest House, referred to the
Finance Committee. Bill Of w. Man.
well, S2S, for repairing tools, etc., re-
ferred L the Marshal.
The following bills were allowed:
Liberty Hose Company, rent, 500; L.
Frankel, articles for Pest House, $40.
The Fire and Water Committee re-
ported the water works in good condi,
ton, with the reservoir we'll supplied
with water.
The Street Committee also reported
everything satisfactory in his depart
ment; that the expense on the streets
would be materially reduced / IL the
future. The Committee asked and re-
ceived further time to report on petition
for opening Rhode Island street.
The quarterly report Of Judge Hairs
Court was received, read and ordered
placed on file. The number of cases
tried in his Court during the quarter
for violation of town ordinances was &c,
and the amount collected in fines was
S376 so, which amount, after deducting
the costs, had been paid into the treas
ury.
The President stated to the Board
that Mr.. Flauuery came to him on the
morning the trial was set for commit.
ting n nuisance by depositing dirt in the
streets and requested that the suit might
be dismissed, and he would have the
nuisance abated ut once.
The Board proceeded to open bids for
the sale of two bonds, as per published
The following was tho bid Of
H. II. Flagg land was the only n
handed in) to take the $4,000 bond, to
be used in the contingent fund in can
outstanding warrants at "a cents
on the dollar in currency, and the
SIS, 900 bond for n special purpose at 81
cents on the dollar in currency.
On motion, the bid Of H. H. Flagg
was accepted. Ayes-Messrs. Lambert,
Day, Blanchard, and President Hayes.
The Town Attorney submitted ordi-
nance No. As, entitled can Ordinance
to authorize the issuance Of Bonds for
special purposes" The ordinance was
read, and unanimously adopted.
Adjourned.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-12-03

CALIFORNIA LEGrsLATURE.-The Sac
ramento Union, of yesterday morning,
contains the following:
The seventeenth Legislature Of CAL
ifornia should by law onven ut the
Capitol to-day, but it is believed that
the Democrats will prevent the meeting
of a quorum in the Assembly until
Wednesday. The new Governor is en-
titled to office to-day, but we understand
that his Inauguration will not take place
till Thursday.
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THE TowN VS.. FLANYERY.-This suit,
for violation of town ordinance, is hang
ing fire in Justice Halls court. Ano-
Their hearing was to come off to-day, but
defendant failing to appear, we have
heard that another warrant is about to
be issued, unless defendant appears.
Something wrong somewhere. 1t the
Ease has been compromised, somebody
ought to pay the costs.
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Superior Cutoff Engines

-,p DESIRE TO CALL THE ATTEM I'm
w tion Of Engineers. aanufaesI.er., , ana N.Y.
men to tho celebrated ~ .Sjeh we
WIN %snufacturing under a license from tno
WooSruff & Beach Iron Works Company, a arr.
ia ronnecticut. To parties wishing q nlss
, rIss: EWEL.sAVrNG ENGINE. simple and an !,
rable In construction. this Engine u one,ea ~
tho belief that Il Is superior 70 INSTRUMENTATION Sis~
IN ,Ss Atlantic States, whore It Is well known,
over 800 Of them having been built oy ,h 40
Woodruff & Beach Company. and being no" An
successful operation. co
I urr7.tf Pacific Iron Works.
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THE Free Masons in Iowa refuse to
admit negroes into their Lodges.
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A LOCOMOTIVE and passenger car ran
to within two hundred yards of the
Summit tunnel last Saturday. Cars
will run through the tunnel this week.
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s. T-1s6o-X.
PLANTATION BITTRR
Important

Important Certificates.
lowe much to you, for I verify believe
the Plantation Bltters have saved my life. -
REV. w. II. WAGG0NER, Madrid. N. Y"
re Thou wilt send mo two bottles more
OF thy Plantation Blttcrs. My wife hasbeen greatly
benefited by their use.
"s = . I have been q great sufferer from Dys-
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Plantation Bltters have cured me.
REV. J. 8. CATH0RN. Rochester, N. Y"
"t . I have given the Plantation Bltters TO
hundreds Of our disabled soldiers with the most as
tonIshing effect. G.. W. D. ANDREWS,
Superintendent Soldiers Home, Cincinnati, o."
The Plantation Bitters make the weak strong, tho
languid brilliant, and are exhausted Natures great
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The public may rest assured that in no case will
the perfectly pure standard Of the PLANTATION BIZ
TIERS be departed from. Erery bottle bears the fac
simile of our signature on q steel plate engraving,
AM pcrson pretendin0 10 sell PLANTATION BIT:
rEns In bulk or BY che gallon, 10 a sarindlcr aud
impostor. Betrdre of redued bottles. See thai our
Pirate &dmp IL UNMUTILATED orer every cork.
Sold by all Druggists, Groeers and Dealars through
out the World.
New York, Sole Proprietors.
REDINGTON & Co.,
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AoentsJor California and Nerddd.
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AMUsEMENTs.
Piper's Opera House !!

Proprietors. .Messrs. JOHN and HENRY PIPER
Stage Manager. Charley Rhoades
Musical Director. ..............E thinner
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Pleas.
LYos's MAGNETIC ISsEcr PowDEn Is sure and Ger
tain death TO everything OF the Insect specie-flcas,
Reaches, Mosquitoes. Ants. Bugs,
1T KILLS INSTANTLY.
What Is peculiarly surprising In regard to this ar
t,cIc h. TINT Notwithstanding It's instant death to In
sects, II Is perfectly harmless 70 manxima ana ahh , Go.
nnnity. IL bear the testimony OF eminent dlsinter-
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No article has evergtven such positive Satisfaction
In Its use. - Ia a.. o,srv and
readily used-directlons accompany each hask. BE-
ware Of counterfeits.
The genuine has tho signature Of Z. LYON, and the
priyatc stamp Of DEMAs BARNES q 20. Every.
thing else OF this kind Is an Imitation or countericit:
ANY druggist will procure the genuine II you insist
Sold by druggists and dealers on the Pacific coast.
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lowe much to you, for I verify believe
'ie fian Ev " bitts II haSe saved ny nte. ",
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-12-03

"s . Thou wilt send no two bottles more
OF thy Plantation Bittcrs. My wife hasbeen greatly
ASA CURRIN. PHILADELPHIA. Pa
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CATHOLICON

IF FAITHFULLY USED ACCORDING TO
directions will cure overy case Of Diabetes,
and greatly mitigate thotroublesom efcets caus.
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The specific action Of this medicine Ia Immediate
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20 that patients who have used the Graefenberg
Company's Uterine Cotholicon" cam OF efficient.
eIpresstheir gratitude for the relief afforded.
REDINGTON & CO.,
Agents ,4l6 and 1913 Front IT.. San Francisco.
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MARRIAGES..


IA1AR> '>1fAe g@ VI
p rS mey a. o hF Mr. Sasa to Mss s
santoe.
bar las. h, thc Rev " q Conner Mr David & Steel
of GEORGETOWN to Miss Elizabeth E. Mccanta daughter
Of Robert s. and Caroline Mccants, Of Christ Church
Parish
At the ..Dccr Greek" residence Of tho hrdes fa+cr
on the evening Of tho 18th ut, by the Rev. B. Hill
s second r. aahts. Of M aSn
OF Anderson ~ N>',. : - ~. N'N'N' =
the resdsnee IN go OF the brides mother the 18th No
On the Goth of December, 1866, at Cedar Bower by
Gricc n p Mr. Irby L. Perry to Miss Mary E. Naly, all
Of Pckens.
On the Goth ult, by J. n Arnold. Esq, s1r. Samuel
Neal to Miss Mary Fant all Of Pickcns-
On @ the 2oth 9t by Rsv Re . Jae9b Kng Mr. David Crane
At Marion, at the residence Of the BRIDES mother on
tho sth instant by tho Rev B. J. Boyd Captain W. B.
Evans to Miss Maggie. youngest daughter of the late
James Haseden @
father by DIV Edwards, ESQ, Mr. A. L. Stephens to
Miss C. NJ daughter o Vincent aodbold all of Marion
In spartanburg S. c., on the 9th Of December. by
Hsrop. 6ev Teing T. Rsv Ba Of the South
OF the othciatlng minister
;, On the 9th ultmo BY VIM C. Camp. Esq. MI. B: n
irt - tts eeas' al OF spartanoure DIS
On the 27th December. 1856. bv Rev N. Graham
Ensroy 'ones 10 MISS hano hoss OF spr1ngh
ot.n'et Disu1e'' o -
~ hev; j.. e. Landrum. on the 18th ult Mr.: Y. G.
a1sn 70 MISS fanny bcnson OF spartanourg District
Ross to Miss EIizabeth Onesby = n m m n
At Reidvillc, by Rev. A. H. Lester, on the Goth Of
nv Rav lac nrur,r -, ~, oo+, ,co,. ~
Sussex county, Va. - -
+ha h,ydo ~, +hes D S % is, - ne lesceuce OF
Enrirht of Abbeville 70 Nfrs Mary HcE1rona of ~
lumbta .lt
On tho 9Th December 1856 hv tho Rev " " nrooa
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Savannah Market.


chse,, hsAvANNAH M January banks are
count large transactions have occurred Time RiIls
ere rarely offered Sterling quoted at alX6 with
DISPOSITION to offer freely. -1-->'-- 'N'' 80 :
doID-ls again declining, and buyers are yery can.
nous. Sls32 is paid. and selling rate Slas5. a
hIcE-Sales have been made In lots 1t ea9<c and re
a Ut 9a9Ac The demand is light and prices uneetied
AUG Nominal Rough ts quoted at 81 66s$2 with far
an!E1oHTsmIttle change is apparent in this weeks
vessels wanting freights. - MI 80 'a1A'As >s~s
~ ~ sno4d be remarked that Cubs freighs are nominal
W css vessels now Offering for that 1aland. a-' ~
ZOE rniddhngs with sales of $50 haIes " ~
rI1day-An advance yesterdays ssJes waa srcadad
dy y o9yess and SIC was paid for full class Of mid
,Sssiaay-An active inquiry occurred md 1aoo b.,o
oHg.a Manda1 nanaS A. the prices Of yesterday.
et9 oaay..ine market was veHy duh Few salea 80.
erected, and only S24c paid tor middnoa sAes we're
-. duesoay.-A d1sposhon was shovn e. on.,,.
ooU naies changed hands at a1kc. f'A>o' fo' aug aug
.Wcdnesday.-About 100 bales ware SOLD on -. -,
., o1ao11Sc Tor ntddng. Tbs inquiry WIS nctiva sns
bales @FGs ->-N-' - ooiAets Sa4es 700
Ihursday-A fair inquiry has existed dnr,nc ~ a.,
with disposition. however, on the part o3 ssMsr y.
corseoe AZ least 40 on the asing price Of yesterday
ne saes for tho week to at least 82O ha,ae
being the largest effected for the season 11e'
haoEPrs-At this port are 662s bales against ma
ior tho week previous, Allowing eHght fnR OF Thie
OF labor during the holidays and the incessant bad
weather which has prevailed. W. p. Wright reports he
receipts at all tho ports close OF the At
ExroRTs-Azu 6,214 balea against aeOo Of last weer
being the heaviest OF the scaSon Forien orern s,s
aow coming IN freely, and but 5or the uncsrn rates Of
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The 9ai1g &ems.
SATURDAY MORNING, JANUARY 12, 1867.
THE BRIDE no HER morr1ER.


Oh ! mother. wipe these tears away
Tomorrow Is my b:idal day.
shall be happy,-whereforc weep
To mar the festival Wen keep.
With merry dance and giadsome song,
And most joyous mid the thrcngf
The gnycst thcre cannot DO, a..&
II tears upon thy check SEQ.
Sure thou wilt smilc when all arc glaG,
Nor saddcn me to see thee sad.
I love him, and whom thou nrt gone, a @&
With him I shall not bc alone. ~
Weep not, my mothcrl When thou'r dust,
In Heaven and him shall DC my trust .oa.
In arms Of love he then will shield,
When thou no mothers caro- canst y1e1d.
Weep not fond motherl Wherefore grteve,
On this my joyful marriage eve2
weepst thoa to SEQ my happiness2
Obi rather on mo smile and bless,
With that kind lock I've seen thee wear,
Fer since knew n mothers care.
Obi send me not in grief away
Tears should not stain my bridal day.
anuary 10, 1867. J. V. MARSHALL.
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Constgnees Per South Carolina Railroad.
##9 January IL,

S07 bale bales Cotton, Mdze Lumber. and sundr1es 70
y Williams Go. a Rodgers Co. W " Smith M
Caldwell esa Son. Bollman Bros, Adger CO. John
sa sson; crews 4 co. seieman,J J Burden, EN- Sea-
brook, g GH Walter Co. Gibbes 4 Co. T. Brodia, B
Estran. EJ Wiss 4 CO. D1iken L co. A Mcleod. s
y Toward, + Mey, N Fuller, L D Besaussure 4 J
frost q co, Willis Chisolm, W Bowling, Z Smith
L M,Ayer co. Mrs Meade Salinas n rs Cal6or
ARMSTRONG, DR. Langley Mrs Thos 1Iiddl. ton
Cohen, Hanckel & Co, Jno Fraser l. Co. M "
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= ts4a 'ga@ I @,l RBs
Passengers.

Per steamer Eliza Hancox from Savannah via peon..
iSatLs %at,a Styles McNoron Burhyte, Pompely
son, McPherson. G Trowbridgs. H Dayenpor4 % III +
q; Crane saott I1dl9w and lady Mics Marah,
and lady. W Jeners Col NJ seabrook, NJ Font, J "
ss Rope ,nd@a %hasey ,s 5en1ns sI Sawyer, Epsee
Wright DR. Fripp and lady. W chaplin, " Trescott
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consignees Per Northenstern Rnalroad.
-.-,.. JanuarH IL ~..-I -.ML--a.H --.-.L

se5 bales Cotton 70 bbls Naval Stores cars stock
Potatoes P and and sundries; To Ryan. q Baggett &
Leo Smith l. Co, Mowry L Co. Bo1lmsn BROS WiiIis +
cn1s9; Gnhr3s,; T Robinson Son N Caldwell Son.
Jervey 4 j D kirkpatrick, 81 Es.ly. zbayis %
ssreveI saysns ~ asbes MIs hhoebone aaillard Mino
90. T L Webb, b Epps. Mrs Dupont Eeels 7
MarshalI Jr. Reedar, Reeder, shackeiford l.
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Market.

AOdusIA. january 10.-CoTToN-The msrket wns
1gnant with decline OF Il cent yesterday q figures
20 the actual sales the only reliable ouot
Ihe sales were 09 bales, follows: at a. ut
- at So At 31 80 at 49, at s2 4s at 49, u at a3k
384 bales. '-5-- ->~1N~-' 80 e.|p Aesospsa were
1876 - o"'A1e ~ 100 ana seu'ng at
suvEa-Brokers are buying at 1877 and ae,tno at 1ao
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exchange largo business would probably be DONE
Tho stock Is now %, ,552 bales.
sEA AIsArDs-Thc stocks gradually increasing and
better dcmnnd hos prevailed this wcok, though It
should hc remarked that a gracs fropn 10 to 1sc
lower iau In November. N...
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MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF CHARLEST
Arrived Ycstcrday

Arrived Yestcrdny.
Steamer Elizc Enncox. Richardson, Savannah. via
e eon @ Co. Enslow & c., Kavcnol s CO, VIM Lobby.
steamer Emile, Adair h1usouito 1nlct Fla To Motto
Sc. sshS 4 8 W. " Hinton sinon. Elizabeth City, c. $40
bushels Corn. To r M Butler 80 :, ="
Sugar Nolasscs and Mze To- street Bros Co ! crSs Tp
por Sons, w Williams l. Co. and othors. Has expe-
senced heavy gales the passage; split sas, carried
Cleared Yesterday.
Brig Lizzie NJ Merrill, Ulmer, Boston-Risley Creigh
sepr chsa Donnis. Hughes, New York-wm Roach.
Wont to Sea Yesterday.
Steamer Dictator, Coxettcr, Palatka, &C.
From this Port.
Steamship Moneka Lebby, at Now York, Jan 7.
Cleared FOR this Port. @
Sohr D Warner Hildroth, at New York Jan T
schr Eliza Frances, Sawyer, ut Baltimore, Jan 8.
Schr Fleetwood, Gardner. at Baltimore Jan g.
Schr Daniel Strtckor, Van Glider at Baltimore Jan g.
LIST OF VESSELS
Up. CLEARED AND SAILED FOR THIS PORT
FOREIGN.
LIVERPOOL
Tho Deodota. Marcusson, cleared Dec 8
The Yunnurri, Thompson, sailed. Nov S
The Tecumseh spnngle cleared. Nov IT
EoYAN.
Bark Mary Belle Roberts. Burney. sailed. Dec
DOMESTIC
-z" .= BOSTON. |...M. @.sg"
Brig Anna Torrey; Haskell cleared. Jan 8
Schr Vaughan, Howell, cleared. ......... Dec q
NEW YORK.
schr Warner, Hildreth, cleared Jan 7
Steamship Moneka, Lebby sailed 8
Brig F X Larrabee, Carlisle, ,up.....,,.......Jan
Br1g ABBY Watson, -, cleared. Dec 7
schr E Daily, Wall, up. Dec 81
schr D Warner, Adams up. Jan 1
schr Despach. -, up. Jan
Scuf 9nI@Hon. Snute. cleared Jan s
Schr Albert Mason, Rose up.....,,....Jan F.?
~ --L.a .l .....4a PHILADELPHIA.
Bark Fannie Shaw, Shaw, cleared. .,. Dec %
Schr Richard Yaud, Powell, cleared .....,. Dec 10
BALTIMORE
Schr Eliza Frances, Sawyer, cleared Jan 8
Schr Fleetwood, Gardner, cleared .. Jan
Schr Dan' Stricken, Van Glider cleared Jan 8
Steamship Falcon, Reed, cleared ed............Jau 8
Schr Ida L Richardson Bedel, up p........ Dec %
Schr Fleetwood, Gardner. up. 25
schr Jonas SPARKS, Caruthcrs cleared Dec 80
Schr E DAY., smiled. ..............Ja -. Jan 7
Scnr wn Artnur Andrews. up. Dec 81
schr Azea Laura, McIndoe, cleared. Jan
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Baltimore Market.

BALTIMORE, January s.-CoFFEE.-We hear of no
transactions thnt report to-day. Tho market Is
steady.
CorroN.-Tho market IL quiet but steady at 35c for
Middling Uplands.
FLouR--Rctaing brands arc in fair request and Arm.
but tho inquiry for shipment continues limited We
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COMMERCIAL.

.#s Exports.
NEW YORk-Per schr Chas Dennis-oS,0o feet Vel ox
Fine Lumber. 100 bales Upland Cotton % bales Sea
Island Cotton 322 bbls Spirits Turpantine so boxes
starch 1e empty Carboys, 1eo empty Ale Barrels, IA
caaks Clay, large Guns. n -T-7~--'. y
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M ANHOOD AND TTaE VIGOR OF YOUTH
~ restored IN four weeks. by Dr. RECORDS ESSENCE
LIFE Dr. Rcord (of Pars), after years earest go
hcahon has at length acceded to the earnest requests
o. toe american public and appointed Agent in New
OF Lie This wonderful agent will restore manhood to
ehe most shattered constitutions, whether arising from
one required to cure tie most nvetarate case four
weeks; and If used according to printed instructions
wn,oh are very simple failure is impossible. This Hfe
restoring remedy should be taken about to marry
US It's effects are It acknowledged by the
edlca press to be the greatest discovery e7er made
us developing powers miraculous. every
case B aa certain Us that science overthrows Ignorance
Dr. Records Essence Life is sold In cases ydth f in
stncdons for at ss four quantities in one for So
and VIII be sent to any part carefully packed receipt
OF remittance to his accredited agent.
.H PHILIP ROLAND.
March % 1y No. "a Liberty street. New York
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GRA1E.-Therc is good demand for prime wheat at
full prices We quote nnsylvania red at 50 75as 1o
Southern do at So 10a co. and white SO 2Oa 4O The
last sale Of Pennsylvania rye 81 49, Corn is in
request at an sales Of 65oo bus yellow
ash md 1900 bus old do at 81 49, Oats unchanged
Gales Of Pennsylvania and Southern at 57a5sc The ro-
ccpts to-day follows: 1040 bbls hour 1900 bus
wheat; 6400 bus corn, and 5000 bus oats. lIa
Pnov1s1oNs-Holders rather drmcr in their VIEWS
but the demand is limited Small sales reported at
s2la21 so Dbl for pork 14a16c q lb for pain
and fancy bacon haos 12e12o for picked bacon; szsa
DC for salt shoulders and q for lard in bbs
and terces. I''
WH1sKET.-Prices nominal and there is nothing
doing, except in the contraband article.
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TODD & RAFFERTY,.
ENGINEERS AND FOUNDERS.

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Genera suppl for Railroads and other Machine shopa
tucson & SHOWS Patent Governors Saw Mills Cotton
Gins. Presses. &C.. constantly on hand.
TODD RAFFERTY,
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THE BEST TONIC NOW IN TSE !!
PHOTQGRAPHSl

( LIZ renovated and fitted up the Old Star Gallery
ana = pSepased 20 taks an ends Of PORTRAITS He
the trade He has Photographs Of Confederate GEN
eas @ Ordinance Of Secession Views of City Sumter
NER KING AND MARKET STREETS, Charleston. s. C.
N. B.-Porcelain Portraits and Pictures enlarged On
short notice and in best OF style n. NcvaroEer
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The Charleston Cotton Market.

THO ChnrleEtOn Cotton Market.
OFFICE OF THE DAILY NEWS.
CHARLESTON, Friday Evening, January II.
The market had declining tendency, and IN many
ransachons the sales indicated prices half cent lower
Buyers purchased 800 bales say "a at 80 At At
IS at 81 u at 49, So at sax. 80 at 49, and 2s at 50
We quote: ~ II
Low Mtddlins. .ux@aa
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