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SATURDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY 9, lse7.
lFTom the National Repuottcan.l
JOExN AT THE CAPITOL.
p1 ou1DBLE.

The House was met, the Journal read
tn reporters Mt their station;
Naught was to do but go ahead
In patching up the nation.
But, as they spoke and as they s'movcd."
They stirred tho slumbcriny 1rcs,
And leading statesmen soon began
TO cali each other iarsi
The lie was given and twas returned,
As to their feet they bounded; IL.
Loud voices filled the troubled DIR,
And loud the hammer pounded
Up tt1cre a1oft sat FARMER JOHN, Z
Astonished Mt the clnmor, ..Ml
And Mt the invccdves nerccly hurled,
Spite Of the Speakers ha1nmcrl
For he had como from distant home,
To admire the Legislators, 4N
"But now," he said land hung his head),
'Ivow they're smA1l pointers
thought the mon who make our Laws
We're all hiGh-toncd dcbaters: n,
But pears I'm their talk they've quite mix
OF narH and of tr.litorsl
One gin y snort ut the supreme Court
Aud. hard words now they sling 'em!
don't believe word you sayl' ~.
Says Thad. to Mr.. bingham.
II things go on In this here way
II there's n etarnM ruction,
What kinder chance has the Dc ple got
For decent reconstruction?
They re Endiin' fires here ovory day
Between the ditcrin' mcmbers,
And every mornin', sure as guns,
Some cuss stirs up the embers.
1wuz in hopes they'd find plan
To tighten up the taxes;
But am told their time is spent
T. grindin' OF their axes.
A man told me that this g fdct- '..
Twas only toLhrr Monday .l,
Whilst WIZ loo6n' at theIa things ra, ,-I
Way up i'll the Ko.undy.
What makes mo mnd's t hear 'ern talk 9
or the poDer they've got from the people;
'Th' oInnipotent Will that sent 'em here
Makes each ono tails stcep.e.
Now from OFT deestrict We have sent
A shaky piece o timber @
Ee's chuckle-headed, nArrcr viewed,
And his knees aro ntier timber l$ h
He got in though, by hook or crook,
Cause he's D clever teilcS-
Or cause his friends are moneycd men
Or cause thAt sonethin' 1noller tg1
Wuz wanted to be worked upon
BY the lobby OF contractors
And agents in tho interest
Of certain manufacturers.
But s'posin' he should put on airs
About the peoples power,
And try to smash the Supreme Court?
The people, in nm hour, #
Would send him word to hold his hand,
Because he wa' mt expected
To Bpile the Government machine
For that he want elected T
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ConsiEneea per Northeastern Railroad

$40 bales Cotton 10s bbls Naval Stores cars Lumber.
car Slaves Mdze, &c. To AdaIns Frost Co. Graeser
Leo. Smith CO. " Williams & Co, Cart Kopf Jers
vey, @ Q Bennett Go. Kendan Doekery, " c Court.
Davis Mowry Go. Chisoln Bros Pinckney Bros scre-
ven Hisoet Thompson Bro, Panzeibeiter Caldwell
stoney. Ebaugh Munonoe, DR. s Thompson, Dukes l.
Co 6 II lngrnhaln Hunt Bros, stanner, W Desaus-
sure, Early, Moffatt Co, J Goodman, and
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North Cnrolinlia,. -Itn,,,r,,,,.,..

/; ODTnAaE--We have received information to the
effect that q few nights since party Of armed men
went to the plantation Of Mrs. John Walker, Of
this city, on Rocky Point, and demanded and OBJ
during the coming season, the horses in their
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THE AIKEN PRESS

TITS PROPOSED TO PUBLISH IN THE TOWN of
u Aiken, s. c., Weekly paper under the above title
mercal. Social literary and q Depart
ment Of Agriculture including tho Field the Orchard
the Vineyard and the Garden. a News Summary to
contain digest of the important events Of tho week
viii occupy portion Of tho paper and particular atten-
best adapted to our condition, and the development
of the resources Of the country in Manuc trea AGrt-
culture Frntraising. and Vine e-growing.- '--'I-
y! Terns-ss year, In advance = *. = *
H. W. RAvENEL, Editor.
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49,. H7.s r7.55.l- - ! y )
PM8SenK exB.

Per steamship Carlotta, from New Yorh-G Ennis, g
steerage. T.zE4,sI g757I71' = -
Per sseamer Pilot Boy, from Savannah Beaufort So
Cloves; Ramsey, Ramsey. W Ferribee and SER
want, Fez1bee. T n Hewitt, W Naylor. Gourdin J
Mathewson 8 stoney. Clements, Donohoe, s
and 10 deck, s-5sS55 - =. 8f t,77i - -
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THE MARION STAR.

ENsTARL1SHED NEARLY TWENTY YEARS AGO IS
II published at Marion, s. c.. In the central portion
Of the country, and cfers favorable medium to Mer-
chants Druggists Machnists, all classes who derr
to extend thei- business in the. Pee Dee country. @
For the benefit Of our advertising patrons we shall in
addition to subscription list which is consantIy In
creakns. pubsh and distribute gratitously 5000 extra
copies OF the STAR during tho business season fn1a
Fall. IN "a. s&as sss&s 49, g.. ~ -
Rates Of Advertising liberal. tss st
". J. McKERAIL,
November 20. &9a. Editor ana Prunrtatnr
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Consignees per- South Carolina RsAlfoad.
February q. ..,t::,S::;i s: sNg ,
44s bales Cotton 4s bales Mdze, cars Wood, cars
Lumber, &C. To " W Smith. Willis & Chisolrn Thurs-
ton Holnes RAgent W Williams Il Co, FC fey
CCourtney& CO, L D DeSaussure, II Bagpett l. Co
II Hertz, HRodgera l. Co, Bates L Co, r. Boyi
ston Co. Kanapau1, Lanneau Co, Ebaugh HIallo-
nee, Mulkai. m - s---oi
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COMMERCIAL.
,.l-a'l7 l7@.-r 7a69F 5
EXpOELS,

AL f- .A@ Exports,
NEW YORK-Per schr Matte E Taber-45 bugs md
9l7 bales Upland Cotton, IL terees Rice S5s bbls
Rosan p casks Wine, 12 bags Tobacco 10 bbls Tar
643 Beer Barrels, kegs Mdzc. crates Rope Siege
Guns. u gaE .@-01 -
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GnAN-Wheat.-But 400 bushels rcd offered; no sales;
market dull and nominal at previous figures. Corn
800 bushels white and 5000 bushels yellow comprised
the o9erngs the market was steady for prime wh but
mixed lois favored buyers; included in tho salos wero
5000 bushels fair prime white at 81 oa1 05 25o0 bush
els Mixed ranging as to quality from Va to ST. Oats
were in limited supply to-day 1900 bushels only offered;
Saturday 7000a8Uc0 bushels sold store at co cts
to-day 1000 bushels delivered Mt 50 cts. Rye-3OO bush
els to-day brought 81 25 per bushe1 h. - ~
MoIAssEs-Nothing doing to-day; quotations nomi-
nally unchanged. 0'- 4, 1I70"E7-".- 4 -'-''
Pnov1s1oNs.There is active demand for bacon,
and stock still Light We report hhds clear Rib sides
at !sc, md jobong lots ut 13lda1shc. Shoulders II
a1lAc. Ribbed sides 12Aa121c. Bulk meats werc
Tor aud would bring the spot 90 for loose
shoulders and ohlo packed: fully cured. We quote
sides at 10!sc loose clear rib Ike No hams offered
Mess pork is steady at So with sales 4oa5O bbs Lard
121a12}zc for city, with sales; Western held 13c
Hoas-Drcssed hr1ner, with sales at $ya9 rs per
100 lbs. = -.
sAIrRemans steady for lots from dealers nt our QUO
tatons VIZ For Liverpool Ground Alum So 2Oa25; Fine
do 50 20a3 25 sack, and Turks Island 5SaG0c per
bushcl. Il - = i -
sueAnWas quiet day. but held firm; the only sales
1870; II do Cuba ut 1OHc. 573 a&H|'1- -
WH1sKES.-Nothng doing, and prices entirely noni.
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New Orleans ararr4..

70 De considerable looking around this morning, The
assortment oneran9 is LIBERAL factors are disposed
sell but the majority of buyers unwilling to oper.
unless at heavier concessions than the former are
1ncnned to grant No sales OF moment have been re-
ported yet, and believe have been oected For
ss1esnse % We 5epeas sasurays auotatons Ordinary
GdSoa 9Goa sUsa3na9y Low Middling s
sUaAn AND MoLAssEs-The receipts since satn1raav;
MARKET e WITH 5'a ir MI es@ deanand 11i
sugar. but at little easier Moasses is In GOOD
bbs aass sday
prices rulicg within the range Of the following uuota
scs fair 121a12xc; fully fair 1919
psine a3Nc; choice 14kc; seconds 13c; yellow clarified
lolasses-common m gss74e; good 75o: prime NO.
choice 7ee per gallon lot OF 80 half bbs prime No
have arrived from The West since Saturday with cargoes
OF assorted produce but not much OF article ex
cepftng pork In expectation Of early and more liberal
receipts buyers are holding back Prices OF provisions
drootng although the stocks hand are Hight and
operations generally are on small scale. 49,
FlouR-Quite tair retail business is doing previous
Prices but in wholesale ysy the msEket dq
gs extra a SO 49, and 100 e1trs at SIS Is Der 5b
superhne Is retailing at s 76e12 single extra $l1a12 u.s.
double extra s12 75a1s So treble s1s 7ta1A 80 and choice
ceas- steady With fair and deuand sales
1900 yellow mixed At 81 ~ 1ss yellow and 800 mixed at
q 1875 $50 white ixed 1000 do GOO white at 81 it,
200 white at $50 and 400 primo white st per-
1AssA5s IN light supply and IN good demand at fun
MoaErAnx-The coin market exhibits more movement
sSan.t ssoG ais nc %sEnng nonay at 1selss
tng s @ 61 now @ rules higher asea thus ar including
2Se and
Offering Is rather restricted and the demand quite limit
@ a r. 15s sssn
tersl change. The banks chcong on New York st
AK cent e1 mostly At the former
moment have transrt1cd yet. M. T'115,~r
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.WEHl4I..

"a Your Pianos s-s h1reItor - anv f,. 40 80 ~ =,
this country or in Europe. ts5si t,1i
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EUROPEAN TEsT1moNIALs.

Rece:7ed during 1s month Of august, 1856
LONDON, July 25 1867
MRssRs. OH1cKER1Na & SoNs-Gents: have much
pleasure Ia enclosing document signed by the first
composers, musicians and profess Europe. held
your Ptanoa In such high estimation pide my certin.
cate that felt my duty take OF them with me
to Europe to ascertain the opinion Of my professional
brethren. Tho enclosed certificate viii prove how
urantnaous they have been on the subject beg to
forward, at the same time, letter received from my
friend. Mr.. Oollard which am must be gratlfy-
Ing to you 9T
have the honor TO be- gentlemen. yours very truly,
1 JAMES M WEHIL
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Mobile Market

s3 49,. Mobile Market.- .a
MOBILE, February &; 5;-corEoN- There has been a
$500 bales. at decline of fully c on yesterdays umos
tons 3 The market closed quiet at soc for Mddng.
very irregular and with prices tending upward with New
York adv5ces The small transactions Of the day were
eected at lS6al3 Large sales made delivery
In New Orleans tomorrow at l37 u,
Although Sterling quotations have advanced to 14sa145
they are almost entirely nominal. The prospec. of
Tomorrow, caused buyers to hold for better terms
hence even the Light offerings in excess Of the de-
Inand. 0tfi iz-lEEe4s l.ge@ aali TT'T -
New York Sight has been dull and with but Hight trans
cial bills. a$ ,' @-11 W '~'s''-e ~>'-A1 N
New Orleans Sight par.
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GARD.

is with feelings pride American manufacturers
that publish the following testimonials which huye
been received by us recently: - 4 a
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oonsidss ohiekertng sons p1anos superior to any
They unrivzed for thedr singing qualities and kor
the Harmonious 1oundress OF their tone. There fg
perfecS homogeney throughout all the regsters The
upper notes are rerArkabe for cearnssa and purity
which 90 not ind 10 any other INSTRUMENT vhile the
oasets distinguished for power without hsrshnesa and
tor amsgnifoent sorority. '.i N -
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LONDON, July 20. 1866. /.

Xtssrs CAicterin1 d Sons: = '1 !. T-.
gents: hsye Just been invited by Mes.rs Ooard to
6ya Grand Ptano-forte manufactured by You. and
have hesitation IN endorsing the opinion OF nv old
friend. NE O. D. oolArd VIZ: That IL Is tho nnest i-
strulnene ever played on. fssE lE3 I'M, " 4
Believe me, gentlsmen, most faithfully yours,
h.. T.. r. n ATTnH3
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CHARLESTON. friday Evening, February 8.
There WIS some inquiry early in the day. and buyers
operaed to the exten Of 22e bales the basis Of pre-
rious rates, when the report of decline at Liverpool
brought the market to stand The following were thu
sales: at IS; a p; q at 2s; 20; SC at so
at 81, and % at 31k. We omit quotations.
tgN. Augusta Mnr1zet a.fs&f E
D.! AUGUSTA, GA, February 7.-FMAEcIA- -Slirht nd
vance in Gold Brokers buy at 1877 and i3o Silye,
buying ut l29 and selling at 1872. {
little Offering and few sales made. We can report !;
snght advance in prices since Inst quotations w
quote as bass, Strict Mddditng 81 cents sales Of to
ae 0 at 307 43 at 3os, 81 81 and bales ne Cotor
at 50 cents Total sales 100 bales Receipts as bales
Savannah Market
SAVANNAH, February THE markets generall,
goods has been better AS yet the stocks on hand
have been frm. 4. .1ssI, ~, ~ -
ExcHANaE.-Ihere is not SO much on thu market a.
We noticed Last week and but little done in It
Buns and brokers buying sight choci,s on New Yorl
at EaA per cent discount Sterling may be quoted
RIoE-Business continues dull and prices are unset
tied Clean is held in lots at Sag hc retail 9kalo NH
ARRIVALS OF rough rice during the were yery few, and
It l. held at about the figure as weekS2aa so
business The steamers generally full but sun,
vessels wanting treigha. 10 New York on cotton ne.
steamer 1c; to Boston do do 1c Baltimore do do %c
to Philadelphia do do sc; to Philadelphia on domestic
dolphin Sea Island per steamer la1c; to providenc,
on cotton per sail &c; to Portland do do Ac to Boston
90 40 90 az to to New Yo5k do do e 70 New York
timber Sla; to Cuba on lumber So in gold 'N =
CorToN-During the past week Cotton has BEEN mncl
though at the close has beer
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Dr.. ". a CHnDs, Surgeon OF tho TeLeh vezment Re
gment writes:-"I wish every soldier had bottle a
Plantation BtterA They are thu most effective, per
feet and harmless tonic ever used.' I1sIss
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WASHINGTON, D. G., May 22d 1858.
drsrrEaEN:-We require another. supply of your
Plantation Bitters, the popularity which daily in.
creases with the guests OF our house. r = rs
s+e Respectfully, s
SYKES CHADWICK 90,
DO. 60 sc. &C hn
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f5ss 4 LIST OF vEssHLs B q
1 UP, CLEARED AND Sailed FOR THIS POET.
::FoR,EIaN. I \ !!
~ :sXSvKApofifsSi

1rvKarooI. 81 III II ,2s AZ.
Ship Missouri, Edward, up. :. y. =. . 4. la, 10
Ship southc=n Rshts, Ross sailed. Jan IL
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7estimonials the dssng.sked Artists il, E,roos
to MessTx. Chs:keTi7g cc4Sons: n
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4t4 THALBER9's OPINION.
consider Chtckering & Sons Pianos beyond com
parison, the best havc seen In Amertc.. @s54g
- 8. THALBERG,
S#s Chairman of Jury Musical Instruments.
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LONDON. January IA, 1855
Ny DEAR sn: have CREST pleasure in asking youto
convey to Messrs ChicRer1ng the expire. sion my
highest approval OF their instrument consider
not nerely the best instrument of American
ture that have tried bnt Of tho hest Piano.
fortes that has ever come under my observation; and
the Messrs- ChckerinR may well be pveud Of having
turned out from their mandatory an instrument
which, for touch. quality, power and workmanship
would be very difhcult to In any part the
wide world. g%S ~. a. --I :"
z Dear sir. very sincerely yours,
-s n s-Se%EH!.. %s.S ORAS. D. COLLARD,
Firm Of Consrd Colard. Ptano-forte Manufacturers
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a?:sss - COTTON STATEMENT
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n LONDON. August "a, 1865.

1dsaes n. WehI Esq: IT""1 9TI1-" 7TTI.
HY DEAR sIR: As you going back TO the United
States. mnst beg you to remember kindly to the
Measrs- Chicker1ng Tell them was delighted with
their Grand Pianoforse good ias.rv7ssst Uink
ds sods eucr tts,ssed out, both tHtosch assdtfr h @
- + Wishing you. &c.SI remain evertt aly,
) a. F. BROADWOOD,
Ft1m'of Z Broadwood 6 so1s, Pizno-fortei Manufac
turers, London
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Be sare that every bottle bears the facsimile OF on,
on steal plate lsbe with cur priyste ats,nr
ever tlla corr aa gIa@7-
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Arrived Thursday.
Steamer Fannie, Davis. Georgetown, c.. 60 fierce
Kice AS bales Cotton, and Mdze TO Ferguson Holme,
shackeford Fraser, Thurston Hol,nes Z Hownr
Il and ofh 1--i
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In the construction OF which they have introduced eyery
Hnown and valuable improvements They have invarts.
ply been eelected and nssd by III Of the worlds ae
professionally. both for private and public use. n
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oonaIder Chickeripg & Sons Pt.nost bsyond con
partson, the best have ever sean In Annerica.
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0enbo6e unO Sdladtopfer gu brauden,
unb iid lieber 9tene9aten, Mbtriinnige
oasu auSiudt. Die 9timmgeber in bel
10. @aro iinb 8. &.
@ Gapt. 0riber ipra6 gelferr
Slbeno in GogefielO gu elmer tebr tlei,
men s6aar ieiner 8erebrer.
~ Gine iunse Dame, in SigI
gtrabe ipobnbaft, perbrannte fid 9e.
itern auf cine fur1tbare NSeiie, 10 bal
an tbrem Nuffommen se3peifelt miro
sic 9oB &oblcn6l in Elm Seuer, um ei
better bremen gu MAIDEN, bas GefaI
aerlprang uno iie itanb iofort in Slam
men.
GH Sas 8. yulonq Elm bel bel
9feubauten an Ge6arltrabe, Slpilbel
@olle9e unO @berrD beidldftieter 3lm
mermann lliir3te seltern Dom GeriiI
uno erlitt iebr ernltli6e 8erlesunsen
~ Sic @inna6me on SnIaaS
Steuern fir baS nit Dem 3Olten Sun
enoenbe Quartal in Der Office beS Sol
leftors $. 8. gtorbeu in bieiem Siltrif
betru9cn $134, 5S2.87. Ser Nfona
SUM ergab cine @innabme bon $67,
06S.5O. Sn biefem Suartal ipuroe
ein9enommen 5000 fir 800 GOLDEN
ubren uno $40 fir IS golbene ubre
3u So bas Stuf. 1854 llnsen Silber
gel9irr sablten I'M SUM 1887
Steuer. SIR @quisagen iuuroen $32
entrihtet. Die @infommenlteuer liefert
$24, 621 .66. @biSfeD miro nit 81,
620.64 aufgefiibrt; @roBbanoler 81
cenlen bra6ten 81 ,91S; &leinb6noIer
2icepien $936.6S; 2icenien fir @roB
bdnbler in Spirituoieu 1,937.5C
8leinbanbler in iolden $1.752.5l
9lerste sablten $428.34, 9lopofate
1920. Ser Sotal sBetrag aIler no,
riifltdnoigen Steuern felt @r0ffnun
Der Office betra9t $117,7 1898.