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DRUGS, CHEMICALS, ETC.
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Consis ices per Northeastern Railroad,
October 9,

263 bale Cotton ITO bbs Naval Stores cars Lumber,
cars Stoc bags Peas Potatoes. Mdze &C. ToJ Weiters
w Ryan. Pritchett Adams, Frost co. L Webb.
Stoney C Bradley, NJ Geraghty. o Reeder, Davis
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Co, A & Early, Baggett Co, KirE
patrick NJ Caldwell i Son, ] BigeloT, Kendall &
Dockery G W Williams & Co. Graeser. Lee Smith s Co.
A Johnston.
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Consignees pm South Carolina Railroad,
October D.

4l6 bales Cotton eG bales Mdze. 279 sacks Flour II
bbls Naval Stores. and Sundries. TO b Rodgers &
Co. Kanapaux Lsnneau & Co, M Mack. Link. Reeder,
Davis, NJ Goldsmith Son, Claussen c Sahl-
man. Courtenay & Trenholm, F Mey, Johnston. Crews
& Co, Chisolm Bros Graeser, Lee Smith Co. Adams,
Frost Co, q Jefers & Co, c Ayerin & Son, Mrs.
Zeruow Pringle, Sloan. Railrosd Agent. Capt
Prince Cohen, Hanckel L Co. D Jennings Co. Thurs.
Semka & Co, Willis & Chisolm, Pinckney Bros. Rob
SON. G W Clark & Co. PEPPER. Anse' g White,
Railroad Co. Walker Mulkai, Bollmann Bros Dev-
ereau-
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baltimore Market.

BALTIMORE. October 7.-corToNLon Saturday there
ale not before reported Of 19 bales Strictly Good
Middng Georgia at 21c and to-day 20 bales 3arey se Mu
ding at 2Oc Market continues heavy tnQugn tne caoe
adyices to-day are fraction more favorable.
CorFEE-wss quiet to-day; only sales reported D5lng
200 bags Rio 15 16c 100 do 1896 god ~ DO ~ CUB
CoopERAoE-We quote oak -four bbs s5c, and hickory
FTouR~The market is firm und fair inquiry, b. tn
for export and home wants Stock Offering u % the
receips of CITY ground Will be further curtaed n tne
Suspension Of the five mills on Gwynns Falls o oansU
sustained in their which was Parue calrie I
during the late rain have ony 70 repU1 @ Ssy small
200 bbls City Mills Standard Extra st sli III" o'i
lots to the trade within our range. &c oooo
GaArN-wheat offerings to-day were compIseo "a 11 y
bushels white and s700 bushels red demana so9,% % sn
for choice samples further advance wss oDtaneo ss
of white ranged from 50 90 to 3 as 70 quay poE d
els choice Maryland rcd brought 81 So doVo 49,
to prime 80 65 81 75 1000 ouses and tSneh at
40 40 Ok Corn-1l2O bushels white and looo pusne,a
yellow embraced the receipts market turener 81
saes 500 bushels white at 81 ~ sI oo' iooe
"r iTed AT 81 SO: 900 bushels prime do 81 AU Oas
ono hnshels offered 1000 bushels sold OF 6s ac pS
y 20 zoe. Rye-3OO bushels offered; oo ouSnsS' on'
rsported sold at 81 o. ..,u, ,o,,nal,v nm
P~rIs1oNs-Bacon is scarce and held nrmer' "s
[ ssle of IT casks clear rib sides at IL cents a u u
could be had at that hgure we 9uH'e III Sides Us,
Ig cents; plain canyassed hams ~ !91 cen.s, a.
suear cnred 23H 25 cents Bulk Meats-None 0psr'
n Mess Pork--A sale Of 100 obls. Western at so oo
tierces City, In two lots, at lax cents; quote
for retail lots lax cents, and Western 10 Genus
o p,or-is yery dull and nominal at llH ilH Genus
for Carolina; Rangoon "a 9h cents; ..,,,doroh,s
sALT-Market firm for Liverpool; some eonsderapts t.
shipments have recently been made West. We sun
oIlote fer lots from dealers Fine " - ~; 5rouu
Alum 81 90 81 80 ssck Iurks @ sana a.oaa % 0o
"s,IaIn-Msrket quiet; holders frm, ana IN the aD'
sence of sales nominsly unchanged.
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FIRE LOAN.

MAYORALTY OF CHARLESTON
CRY HALL, November q. lSGG
A LII PERSONS DESIROUS OF REBUILDING IN l dk
4 Burnt Districts and Waste Places of the City, un-
der "An Act OF the General Assembly giving authority
to the City Council Of Charleston to proceed IN The maj
ter OF Fire Loan with a view to aid in building up INT
city anew" are hereby notified that the form OF apl
cation for loans can be obtained al the office oil the Gle Ri
of Council, between the hours OF A. NJ. and T. NJ
All appiications must BET d in the above mentioned
ofce AZ the Committee Will every Monday to cor
slider the same.
By order Of the Mayor W. h. SMITH
Novsmber III Clerk o Council.
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wilminrton Market.

WILMINGTON, October S-TuRPENTrNE- Market ra-
ther dull and prices have downward tendency Saes
Of ony SO bbls at 81 IS for yellow dip. and 81 W Tor
hard 2 $50 TBS.
531zc and Ga do at 5Sll SAC p gallon, 90 =.
for strained sS 3Oa 40 for No. 80 30 Tor NO ana
81 25 for pale. r.. H.. ;.
ding and tic q fb Tor middfng.
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Savannah Market.

s,vaNNAy3 October T-CorToN-The market opened
ormer today with somewhat active inquiry, the de-
mand being confined to great eIen TO Inc nsnep
viii Iew York being rn ut 1c advance caused mucn
better feeling part of sellers than WIS m s,
Yesterday Buyers. however, were prepared 70 @ mee.
considerable extent and the result was that the mar
Sst closed firm with the following sales Of the day:
bales at sc 25 l7 IS at H. 70 at i'% ~ at IT, ia, 20 a.
10 oe % d at o7c Total sales 412 bses receipts GIT
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WE HAVE USED aALLIoHAN's PILLS, AND FIND
wv that they will do all that is claimed for then and
cheerfuIly recommend them to public favor aazszz
T. g. WATTS, Ex-Governor Of Alabama
! ". A. SANFORD, Atty Gent Of Alabama
RoBT DOUGHERTY, Judge Supreme Court Ala !
From THOMAS ]. JUDGE, Judge Supreme Court.
Ihave used GALEIdHAN's PILLS on my plantation
for Fever and Ague and find them all that claimed for
them. tnoo' d.
! LovNpEs CouFTY Alabams.
aALLIGHAN's FEVER AND AGUE PILLS wili 40.
Tbey arc decidedly the best medicine for Chs and e
YER ever gave would not be without them for p'e
times the price. o. A 1hAnnAi'
AMxRIcus, April II, 1857.
One box of GALLIaHAN's PILLS cured me perfectly
of Chils and Fever They are the best medicine Tor
GhilIs q % and M Fever ever saw A. g. RoNALDsoN.
Clerk Superior Court, Sumter County, "a
MONTGOMERY, Ala, July 9. 1885.
. Messrs. BLUNT HALE-GENTs: have used your
0ALLIGHANs PILLS on two occasions ior Uns Sn
ed to do They the best remedy for the tnat
have ever tried. consider them perfectly reliable
Grand ses sesgd grand Lodge OF F. and A. NJ of Alabama
ALBANY, GA March II, 1857.
have used GALLIGBAN'S PILLS In forty caseso o.
Chills and Fever, with perfect SUGGEST ihey A 'e
best Fever and Ague Pill put up. pp.Nr
WHOLESALE IN CHARLESTON, BY
GOODRICH, WINEMAN & CO.,
No. 1853 Meehng street.
A'u ny all ~ BLOUNT & HALE,
PROPRIETORs,
,,.,. smo Montgomery. Ala
There cometh glad tidings OF JOY to al,
To Young and to old, to grest and to small;
The bevrty which once was 80 precious ana r1rs
Is free for all. and all may be fsir
,.or
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Passengers,

Per steamship Geo Upton, for Boston-Mrs Frs-
bic, Miss Olivia Webb.
Per steamer ST Helena. from Edisto and Rockville
DR. Wsring and lady, Miss Baynard. DR. Bailey WhaleJ
q III Bailey, Major jenkins. Wilson, Senteli. J
Murray 5 Austin. Williams, and 16 deck
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eOTICE,

NOTICE,
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF OF PoLICE.(
CHARLESTON, &. c.. May 4, l3G,. J
1NBE REGULAR INSPECTION OF THE LOIS AMI
Enclosures, vaults &c. will commence on Monddt
vert Ct inst Owners and occupants are hereby required
10 see that their premises in good condition and th
Ill filth and garbage is removed as required by ord
nance. Other Inspections will follow.
By order OF Mayor GAILLARD.
&. Il. SIdWALD.
Ct'i oi Police.
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MARINE NEWS.
THE ORANGEBURG NEWS.

DUBLIsHED EVERY SATURDAY MORNING. AT
L Orangeburg, j. c. Terms 81 per snnum IN 40
vance
During the spring and fall extra copies OF the
ORANoHBUhG News will be circulated for the benefit Of
our advertising patrons.
contract Advertisements inserted the most liberal
terms. Address SAMUEL DIRBLE
Editor orangeburg News
February u OrangebuTs, i
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THE TRI.WEEKLY NEWS.

DUBLIsHED IN wINNsBoRo 8. c., AFFORDS A
profitable medium for the advertising public OF
Charleston.
We respectfully solicit their patronage for mutual
benefit. ,,>.,,.
November Is
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-Psrepa has been singing to the New York
school children.
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BY the use OF
CHASTELLAR'S
WHITE LIQUID
ENAMEL,

For Improyinp and Beautfying the Complexion.
The most valuable and perfect preparation Id use l1r
giving the skin beautiful pearl like tint tnSt Is i, on
isa RIofches Moth Pitches Salowness. Erupuc II,
and all impurities OF the skin, kindly aiing the sane
leaving the skin while end clear as aiaDaster i u's
atsbIe nrenaraton is perfectly harmless. It Is the
oufv article of the kind used by the French and is con.
sidered by the Parsian Indispensable 70 perisc.
toilet Edwards OF 80 900 bottles were sold during te
nat xear sufficient guarantee Of its efficacy. Pr1cn
pnly Is cents Seq by mail postpaid, on receipt OIL III
order by c,,,-,,, g. m rr,srists
2s5 River ST., Troy, n.
,,,o Tyr
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CRY ADVERTISEMENTS.

NOTICE TO DELINQUENT TAX IA 4 Ene'
CITY TREASURY OFFICE
October 8, 1857.
yT,AX EXECUTIONS WILL ISSUE FhOM LIE q! ISsT U
Il ftOE f; VI I 1Au ,e sne-' on " s. THOMAS
due on ls.n JUNO '''~ City Treasurer,
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COMMERCIAL.
rne Charleston Cotton market.

OFFICE OF TIE CHARLESTON DAILY NEWS,
cusrIrsros. wednesday Evening, October 9. 1867 J
Tho market opened active and firm, buyers generally
navipr full prices but later intelligence from Liverpool
annonncin. fall in rates. coming to hand during the
morning, prices weaker and some transactions
afterwards indicated partial decne sales 500 bales
ssv Sat 15h 20 at 15A; 107 at l6; 7s at l6&
at 6I so at 16 81 at It SO at Tx at l7 and
7s OH terms which did not transpire. We quote;
Low MlddiIng. a0,e,>
MlddnG SOfS
Strict Middlng ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
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EcTINIATES WANTED.
OFFICE CITY CIVIL ENGINEER, oo,
CITY Hall, CHARLESTON Septemo per IL, i1D TE f1
oEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RESEdsEpp a Sp1FRaI eMtaL
the 18th at 10 O'Clock NJ. for BUlDiNa HI1 an a.
THISKs of the lengths and sizes given Delo" t 9No
Inmates will include the cost OF sn1 ssormin0 OF
cubic wards of EARTH the necessary nlnng reio s
navements and grading after the laying Oh trunAS' r
., IhosA ...... 27U
Len 9th OF Trunk in and from lots III Conile 400
r engca cf Trunk from lots on Gadsden Ssree ~ 1,O
mat, drain In wentworth street. A-o
ror1th of Trunk from McIntoshs Court " Nau' ,a7
cliffe street drain. .,...........-'
Total lengn. ..... tha-ciaar
Trunks to be twelyeby twenty inches M .ne ,Sno
bnilt of two by twelve inches prime yeno% ptt fe
to rest upon sleepers three by nine cne @ M bv
,ong placed fve feet from centres Braces 70 oe W. & S
cir inches doyetaied into the sides OF - h i1
tances of five feet from centres, Inc tlunA' " W
70 orsdc pegs furnished by the Engineer ,,, rs,est
dispatch. ,,a
copy of these specifications must be atacnea 10 oa'
a ooP' - -0 LOUIS J. BARBOT,
, oner. 10 City Engineer.
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THURSDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 10, 1867.
WHY SHOULD THE SOUTH REJOICE.
BY A. NOISE. JR., ESQ.

An mprompi reply to mutation to attend Fourth @
Jaly Celebration.
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There cometh glad tidings Of JOY to all,
To Young and to old, to grest and to small;
The beauty which once was 80 precious ana rars
Ii free for all. and all may be tsr.
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NOrICE TO AUCTIONEERs

NOTICE TO AUCTIONEERs.
CRY TREASURY OFFICE,
OCTOBER 2, 1867.
IL AUCTION LICENSES EXPIRED BY III, TnG, 20
A NANCE on 3Oth September Renewals dnriOg wi THIS
Granted on application at this Office ;t TsasSrer
Month. - IhoH"' '
October 8
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TerrisoriaI Expansion of Portland.

Aerfiiorsai Expansion of Portland
To THE EDITOR Oh THE PRESS:
am inclined to believe, Mr.. Editor. that
our citizens have not given the attention its
importance deserves to the question of the an
nexat lon of portion OF Westbrook to Port.
land. This Is not movement In which the
residents Of Woodtord's Corner are alone In
terested. Many Of our most far-seeiug bust
ness men have long felt that Portland needed
an expansion OF territory. The area of our
eity Is exceedingly small in proportion to the
amount OF business done here. The fiaures
OF our last census were dwarfed by the iact
that SO large number of those doing business
here were found to reside in the neigbborinr
towns. The little neck OF land on which the
city now stands win all ultimately be needed
for business purposes, and our wealthy citI-
zens will be driven into the surrounding
towns to find space for their palatial residen-
ceS.
Already we are crowded for wharf accom-
modations, and 1t has been suggested that
Back Cove should be made available fer cur
eoasting trade, lumber yards, coal yards, &C.,
leaving the front harbor free for cur foreign
trade and steamboat lines.
The shores of Back Cove also afford an al
most unrivaled opportunity for the territorial
expansion Of the city, in the laying out of
broad avenue around it, with access to the
neighboring heights, ON which fine site, for
splersaid u ansions may be found.
Before these Improvements can be made,
however, the city must have control OF tho
whole shore of the Cove, result which would
be accomplished by the success of the present
movement for the annexation of that portion
OF Westbrook.
trust that this question will excite the at
tention its importance deserves, and that the
citizens of both Westbrook and Portland will
discuss it in the light OF the highest future in
terests of both communities. L.
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see personally and report his true cond,,ion
the low typhous moaning of Young soldiar
attracted my attention, and, kneeline Inv he
cot, watched the sufferer moment. He
opened bis sunken eyes, and in a pleading
t,n; tUne, :, sa'd; Let me KISS you-twice, ONLY
twiee| His eyes looked glazed, his emaciat.
ed I Iace had yellow hue, his lips were parch-
eu and null OF blisters; and as hestltated a
aronahie 70 summon courage to grant so disa-
9reaole om,, @ request, young man, about his
that 1,s @ .oiu me "he was from the same place,
sister had gone as missionarv 70 ma Eurno O my
ssn Se.ore , ne enlisted, and he had had no sieep
aours dSa on earth are numbered. he cannot sea
comfort Kin ne II THINKS mn am his sister it viii
Lom home, In the glorious cause 81 Wssa,i, awIy
Inc ned my cheek to his lips; he kissed a atwise -
and while bathed his face, he sank i,,o .
quiet siumber and died the next morninr'
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There is much for farmer to do in winter.
The labors of this season are as important as
those of summer. In the first place his books
and accounts are to be put in older-bills
to be drawn Oft, dues to be collected and
and debts to be paid. All this re-
quires attention and time and winter is the
proper season to regulate such matters, A
good husbandman will keep all his books and
papers in such order that If he were to die to-
morrow his affairs could be settled up correc-.
ly and safely by his family. This is very i'm
portant thing. .lA .ra'll4
In the next place, farmer must think and
read in winter, in order to quality himself to
make the best calculations as to the opera
tions of the coming season. Good cslcula-
tions, which embrace systematized plan, are
often saving of almost half ones time and
labor when the season for it arrives When
early spring opens, you will see Mr.. A. step
briskly forth to his fields, just as II he knows
where he is going and what he is to do. He
takes direct course, knows where to begin
to the best advantage, and how to strike the
first blow. His tools are all in order and at
hand; and he loses no time In getting things
in readiness, or in concluding on the best plan
10 be pursued. But Mr.. B. goes hesitatingly
forth, pauses to think, or retraces the ground;