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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-04-03
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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-04-03
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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-04-03

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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-11-12
This Years Crops.

The report of the Unitsd States Commissioner OF
Agriculture for November says, with regard TO 'ne
production OF cotton tie returns indicate consul.
-erable increase in South Carolina, Georgia ana
Alabama about the same yield as last year IN Mis-
sissippi, Arkansas and Tennessee, and a'marKeo
d;miuution in Texas and Louisiana. 1t ls believed
py the Commissioner that the crop gill not sli
much short Of two millions i've hundred thousand
bales, of FIVE hundred pounds each. She yield OF
tocaooo il considerably less this year than - was
in 1858.
The wheat crop of this year exceeds that Of 1866
by at least 40 600 900 bushels. Tho yield for the
whoe country is estimated by him at more than
220 coo 000 bushels But this is about 70 00O, OOO
bushels less than it should have been to preserve
the ratio OF yearly increase which HIS held gooo
since 1850. The wheat crop Of Texas has fallen
off one-half. decreased yield is also reported IN
Kansas aud some OF the New England States. Inc
increase over last year IN Ohio ID l3o per cent' 10
Indiana IS per cent; in West Virginia, 81 per
oent. in Kentucky, So per cent; i'll Pennsylvania,
81 per cent; III Illinois per cent. IN M'nnesota,
per cent; in Michigan IS per cent; in Iowa. 10
per oent.; in Wisconsin, 16 per CENT In the South
ern States the wheat production has largely IN
creased. This Is especially true OF Virginia, Geor
gia, Alabama, Tennessee and Arkansas. This
years wheat is OF much better quality than that
grown in 1866, being unusually sound and cry. ~
has also been prepared for the market with more
pains than ever before. TrEere is much less Old
wheat on hand than in any recent year.
The oat crop Of the country amounts TO at least
two hundred and eighty millions OF bushels an
increase OF three per cent on the yield OF lsst
The rye crop is about twenty-one million bushels;
an increase Of four per cent. from last year. The
barley crop is less by about fve hundred thousand
bushels than last year. There is q slightly IN
creased yield of peas and beans. The corn CROP
Notwithstanding the falling Of in the Ohio Valley,
:s grt ater than that Of 1866, and Is Of excellent
quality. There has been a great decline In the
cultivation OF sorghum, A slight decrease Is ex-
pected in the yield Of buckwheat. The potato
crop Is very poor An increase OF twenty per cent
in sugar production is reported from Louisiana.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-11-12
EVENING DISPATCH,

Flour closed more active ct decline: State, IS ~
Is 90; Southern, 80 80 IL 90. Wheat better
feeling with fair export demand. Mixed Western
Corn, 81 81 So. Cats, 1c. lower Pork droop-
ing, s21 rs. Lard unchanged. WRiskey quiet
Cotton dropping sales, 1000 bales ct lsa lsc:
Sugar steady. Coffee firm. Molassss dull. Tur-
pentine, SO a 553c. Rosin, So 80 a 90. Tallow
quiet, 11s q 11ic. Freights quiet
Government securities dull. Money per ct.
2Os ot'62 81 o8s; Of '64 81 o8s. Gold $751;
BALTIMORE, November 11.-Cotton quiet at IL a
18!c. Flour dull; choice Howard street extra
s11 so. Wheat dull and drooping-declined lug.
Corn active; old white 81 80; yellow 81 49, Oats
dull; prime 70 72c. Rye dull. Provisions dull
and nominal.
WILMINGTON, November 11.-Turpentine weak,
81 q 50. Rosin 50 65; No. 81 co. Pale Tar firm
80 20. Cotton steady 1ea for Middlings.
SAVANNAH, November 11.-Cotton opened easy,
but closed quiet and steady. Mlddings 17sc.
Sles 1887 bales Receipts 1000 bales.
MOBILE, November 11.-Cotton quiet, closed
firm at 16s for Mildlings. Sales 1900 bales. Re-
ceipts 10, ,7o9 bales.
Nav ORLEANS, November 11.-Louisiana Sugar
and Molasses active-supply light to sell as soon
as landed Sugar.-Fully fair 1SS 14sc; second,
1S2'.; yellow clarified 16o. Molasses.-Fair to
choice, rs 9Oc. Flour quiet; double extra $40 70
s11; choice s14 SIS 80. Corn dull and dropping;
white 81 As. Oats dull at II 7sc. Bacon should
ers IA; clear sides 49, Pork dull and quoted nomi-
nally at S22 so. Lard dull-in tieroes quoted at
19c; in kegs 19s 1Sic. Cotton frmer; Middling
Orleans 18lc. Sales 1900 bales. Receipts since
Saturday 1867 bales. Exports 507 bales. Gold SO.
Bank sterling nominal Sight Exchange on New
York par to per cent premium.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-11-12
Affairs In Virgins.

RICHMOND, November 1l.-Genersl schoield to-
day ordered court martial on the 18th inst, to
try the case Of Colonel Rose, .. s. a, Conductor
OF the Elections here, formally charged by the cl-
tisans with conduct unbecoming an officer and
gentleman, suoh as drunkenness. &C., on election
day.
The Dispatch has an account Of the mobbing OF
Major Frank Butts, former Bureau Agent IN King
William County, by the negroes there. An at
tempt was made by the civil authorities to arrest
the rinsleaders, but it WIS resisted, and the mill
tary had been sent for.
The leading colorsd citizens will be out in card
tomorrow, disavowing the incsndiary sentiments
-utsared by Lindsey, the colorad delegate to the
Convention.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-11-12
The English Cotton Trade-A Crisis OF
Hand.

The London correspondent OF the New York
Herald writes, under date OF October 1a,
There ia nothing very new to report upon IN con. I
nection With the London trade this week. Inc In
honses are falling of Lit tie in the amount OF on
siness they are transacling just now, ano count
on, goud months trade agaln IL November, When
The Winter trade will be viatnauy over ana tney
Iii turn their attention to fabrics Tor the Sptns
Already the unsettled state OF the cotton marHe'
is producing its results, and every one Is fon- pa
tracting his operations as much as poE SIDE. nsw
cotton and manufactured goods, however, otseI5
oocupy antagonistic positions, ana tbs Iortunes %.
one are not always in harmony with or consonars
to tho O. Ter, To Liverpool the coming cotton
riss" is heralded BY one OF thu partners IN nT IN
OF cotton Drokers oc1g eonntted 1or rsi q
Asszes on the charge Of obtaining several tnou,
sand pounds from Liverpool BANK on 1ae Teputeu W.
security OF COTTON. It Was naturally ur4ec ~ lug
defence that, owing to the great oepresastGn tl VI
the staple trcm the 4th OF July to the Presen. ene,
he fall in prices had reduced the value o S0oS0 oNo IL
their hands to the extent of ego, 900 or tlVVov. q.
Although there has been slight ao'snce ~ lo .l0
price Of the raw material lately at Liverpool sUou
have been gradually falling, and the unI' t,
| opinion Is that they muet come down lower sliu ,
| and, as remarked in q previous letter, even IL
there was no well founded reason for suoa a1 oPin-
ion, the general assent to, and unanimous Deuei
such result would be certain to bring IL apou' III
| tlmo and 80 shape the event itself.
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Health of Ne ~ Orleans, Sc.

NEw ORLEANS, November u.-There were no
aspths from yellow fever reported to tae Board OF
Heai,s yesterday, and no application to the How
ard Association tor relief.
The Bremen sfip Carl arrived yesterday, bring
ins another load Of GsSmaa eaigrants'
The Texas papers annogace thst b late AMI
ysla. large numbers Of Germa2 enigranss hao
reached that State. ~.-
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Eleotion News.

Nxv yoax, November 1.-THE Democratic ma
tority in New York is 46, 600.
In Maryland the Democratic majority Is 4l'uoo.
Tho Democrats have gained 1900 in Minnesota,
while negro suffrage, which was voted on last year
~ well as this, shows gam Of 600 votes.
Rsturns from the Western counties OF Kansas
Indicate that most Of them have gone Democratic
Tammany Hall nominstes Hoffman for Mayor;
Mozart Hall nominates Fernando Wood; while
John ]. Anthem is prominently mentioned as tne
Dernocrcfic Union nominee.
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.Market Reports
NOON DISPATCH.

Exw Yosz. November 1l.-Gold ope led at ~
staring tlone), 1885, Cotton di1; Middhng Up
lanss 1oc. Freishts quiet Turpentine dull at
s5abssc. ogssin quiet at 50 50 a 90. 8 ocks ouu
Money, sa7. 1862 coupons, losi, Flour - t0s.
lower. Corn, 1c. better. Rye dropping r0sA
droopins at so rs. Lard dull
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A6airs IN Alabama.

MONTGOMERY, November lin the aeeonstruc-
don Convention to-day, the Franchise Committee
presented majority and q minority report. The
majority report proposes to disfranchiss al who
refused to vote for VI against the Constitution
when submitted to the people, and is otherwise
proscriptive. Thess reports have been made the
apec;al order for tomorrow.
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agA YOUNG LADY RETURNING TO He.
couatry home, aftor sojourn of few months in t:
city, hardly recognized by her friends In place OF
coarse rustic flushed face she had soft ruby con
peron OF almost marble smoothnees and instead
tw nty.three she really appeared but eighteen. Uponn
qury as to the cause OF great-a change she plain
told them that she used the ClRCA-sIAN BALM, ar
considered invaluable acqua ton to any adys toilet
BY its any Lady or Gentlemen improve their per
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combination, as Nature here ssimple yet unsurpass-
ed in it's efcacy drawing npurhes rom, also heaL
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By Its direct chon on the cutce it drcws from it all Its
impurities, kindly healing the same, and leaving the sur
face as Nature Intended 1t should be-ear SOFT smooth
ard beautiful. Price 81, by Mail OF Express
ospt Of an order, by
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No. West Fayetts strest Syracuse, N. Y.
The Only American Agents for the sale OF the
March 80 Tyr
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CRISPER COMA.
PHOTOGRAPHS
FOR THE MILLION y!

r WILL SEND. POSTPAID. so PHOTOGRAPHS OF
the most celebrated Actors for 80 cents; 30 Ac
iar 20 cens 90 Union Generals tor so cents ~ Eeoc
tfl young Ladies tor so cents; 60 ireoo;irs yount
Grtiomen for 81 cents; large Photographic OF French
Dancing Grls, in costume, beautifully coorcd exactly ~
thuy appear tor 20 cents or " cents, OF tie ios
beautiful Ladies of the Plr:sila Ballet Troupe, as tie!
appear in the play Of the Black Crec 4 Aioio' arde'H
New York.
May 13 lT
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MARRIED..

On Thursday evening, 7th November instant, at St
Lukes Church, Ly the Rev. ~ P. GADsDEN, ROBERT j.
MAGlLL to Miss SUSAN MCPHERSON, second daugh
ter of DR.. JOHN S. MITCHELL. all of this city.
On Wednesday evening, 9th inst, at Christ Church,
Or envilie ;. Co. by the Rev. ELLISON CApERs, WILSON
GLOVER and ANNIE N. McBEE, daughter of the late
LuTHER MoBEE.
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March 50.

the Beard and Hair In anost miraculous manner.
has been used by the elite OF Paris and London with the
most datterng success Names Of all purchasers vii
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March 80
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7bo last scene in the farce Of the Champion
shin of England" was played on the 10th ultimo,
when the stakeholder decided TO return TO eaoh
rnsn an eoual share ef the rneosy.
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or another. Not word of truth in it. II Chase
can be nominated next year, well and good.

Mr.. Wade characterized Thad. Stevens pending
ccnAsca ation bills, he said, was during the war
when they could be CT use in preventing men
from going into rebellion, but to think Of passing
such measure now, was sheer folly and nonsense.
II the negroes Of the South wanted land, let them
work for it.
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"a number OF Camel guns" have been sup
plied to the English Abyssinian Expedition. The
idea IS an Old one. The PersiaLs have used camel
art,llery for loEg period OF time