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The CHEvEs PLANTATION D1FF1cULTY-The Au-
gusta (Ga.) correspondent Of the New York Times
-enoalu tI,r1s oP thia fair. l&

It has been ascertained beyond q doubt that 9
negro from Massachusetts, named Bradley, has
been the cause Of Ill the troubles among the
freedmen on the Cheyes plantations, near Sa-
vannah, and to Quen which it was found neces,
sary to employ considerable force OF United
States troops. This Bradley is the same who, o
little more than year ago, was tried by MILL
tary commission, by order Of General Brannan for
exciting ipsuirection, and was condemned TO Q
years imprisonment in Fort Pulaski, but WAS
subsequently, released He desires to be admit
ted to the bar OF this State, but as yet has not
bean able to obtain the certificate Of Judge OF
competent jurisdiction to enable him to write
Attorney and CounciDor-at-law, after his name.
From all r can learn abouS him and his opera
tions, he seems, to- be impressed with tho idea
that his light will never shine with it's full! efu-
gence until he can become the leading spirit OF q
negro insurrection, and that to bring about this
resul, it is his duty to persuade the freedmen VINO
have squatted upon estates along the Georgia and
South Carolina COST, that the fertile lands which
they have made q wilderness are theirs in fee.sm-
pie; that any attempt to dispossess them and re-
store the property to the owners is the treasonabie
act of the President and that II they resist the
outrage by force and arms, Mr. Sumner and Mr.
Stevens viii sssee them righted." Happily Brad
ley's Vaccinations have been frustrated. for the
present by the energetic action of the Commis-
sione-s for Georgia and South Carolina, and the
seasonable Intervention Of United States troops,
who could not be induced to Listen to Brad!eys
eloquence. The bellicose freedmen. have yielded,
and are now, it is reported, making contracts to
cultivate the lands for hiro, to which Bradley con-
vinced them they had O sort Of right Of discovery
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State Items,

RnauERY.-Two horses we're stolen last week
from th. stables Of different gentlemen Of this
town. These outrages are becoming alarmlngr
prevalent, and are increasing from the TACT that
the scoundrels engaged: IN IN their COMMISSION arc
seldom recovered it vanishes into the gloomy
shades Of the night, and is seen no more by Its
former owner.-C hester Standard.
.l COOP NEWS FOR CAHDEN.-Just as We go to
nress Col Shannon, q Director IN the South Caro-
lima sS sh9S3 ua sae SSas Gor 81 racon
struction Of the Camden Branch Will be commenc-
]: S - -. - - Camden Journal.
THE New JA JAr1.-The Legislature, at it's last ses-
Eion appropriated $40 600 for the erection OF new
: iail in TINS District, and the commissioners oi
Public Buildings, in pursuance Of the authority
Vasted in them are making the necessary arrange,
: ments for carrying on the work. Plans and
specifications we're called ior, and several submit
ted when teoae pr pared. by Messra' nay @
Tie new iail is to be located on Assembly street,
nn the site Of the old sword factory. Tt viii be
massive prison-Gke buildings two stories In heag9ti
s vet. with q handsome aud imposing Eont. ne
ma5r entrances large and handsome ;ogorway-:
ona.a into yestbu1e, on each side OF which are
y receiving rooms for prisoners; and M the rear,
doorall leading to- the interior-one to the jalors
quarters, the other, to q large hail which com.
1unicatas with the passage on which the debtors
4 calN Dpen. Two fights Of wide stairs ascend TO
The second gtorY-one the use Of prisoners, the
Gfher for the iailor only, except in case Of emer-
oancy such as fire. This story ls divided into
fhres WardsLone For ahite males, one for black,
the other for females, white and black beng aepa-
ted.-Coztunbie PhgntI.
The pasaages are vide, airy and tell lighted by
strongly bari ed windows, and entirely surround
The ceile which are eommcd cdious, and, IN our opin-
3 ion exceedingly strong and secure-in fact they
constitute jail within jail. In projection on
L. n1.n1aS ,f1oov Hall
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Yhg lallllg{Nell llg
SATURDAY, MORNING, FEBRUARY 9, 1857.
From, The National Republican,.
FARMER JOHN AT THE CAPITOL.
BY QUEBSIE'

The House Has met, the Journal read
Tn reporters at their station:
Eaught was to do but 60 ahead
In patching up the nation.
But. ns they spoke and az they moved,
They stirred tho slumbering fires,
And leading statesmen Boon began
To call each other liars
The lie wns given and twas returned,
As to their feet they bounded;
Loud voices filed the troubled air,
and loud the hammer pounded.
Up there aloft sat FARMER JOHN,
Astonished at the clamor,
And at the invectives 6ercely hurled,
Spite of the Speakers hammcrt
For he had come from distant home,
To admire the legislators,
..But now. ".he said (and hung his head.
81 VOW they're small potata,sl
thought the men who make our laws
Were all high.toned debaters;
But pears I'm their talk they've quite NIX
OF liars and OF traitorsf
One gin snort at the Supreme Court
And, hard words how they sling EN-
q don't believe word you sayl
Says Thad. to Mr.. Bingham.
If things 20 on in this here way
II there's n etarnM rucion,
What kinder chsnce has the Pc pie got
- For decent r<honstructon7
they're Endlin' fires here every day
l,ts 9eEW6SQ luo Olno1Lu ucl4Oo1nt
And every mornin', sure as guns;
4, Some cuss slirs up the embers.
Iwuz in hopes they'd find plan y.
To hghten up the taxes;
But am told their time is spent
II grindin' OF their A1es.
A mnn told me- that this IS Q fact
Twas only t'cther Monday
Whilst w1N lookn' at them things
way up III the Rotundy.
What makes me mad's t haIr 'em talk
or the power they got from the people;
'Th' omntpotent will that sent 'em here
Makes each one tails steep.e.
Now from o,:r deeshict Wa have sent
A ahaky piece O. timber
He's chuckle.headed, narrer viewed,
And his knees are K nder Timber.
He got in though, by hook or crook,
Cause hes clover leuer-
= Or ,causo his friends are l0oneycd men
or cause TINT soIncShin' meuer
wu1wanted to be worked upoE
BY the lobby OF Contractors
And agents In the interest
OF certain mauufactururs.
But sposin' he should mt on airs
About the people power,
And try to smash the supreme Court?
~, The people, in an hour,
Would send him word 10 hold bis hand,
Because he want expected
TO spile tho Government machine
For that he wa mt elected. = 49,
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Ealtimore Market.

BALTIMORE, February 4-corFrE- notice sales
Of $500 bags Rio. e1bark Partean to 70 west and 1910
bags do out OF brig ayorte cargo sc: arrived, Doth
On terms not transpirel $50 bags common to prime do
at 16kal8lsc market closed firm.
CorroN-1s lower. we report to-day small sa!es Mid
ding Uplands at 70 34c.
FLoUR-Tl1e market continues dull and prices favor
buyers Wo reporsales Of 800 bbls good Northw stern
Extra at Sl2. Nothing doing in other descriptions except
in retail lots. Quotations are renewed, though mostly
nominal, viz:
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MARRIAGES.

-MARRIAGkGSs= -
By the Rev. r. Napier, on Tuesday, January 22d Mr.:
P. s. WigsnB o. williamsburg, to Miss Martha Myers OF
Marion. sgzzs-s.=E- .s5.sis..=s5.z zslg.st.5!s
On the 2sd nit, by Rev. D. E. Frieraon, Mr.. a. 8.
Gregg to Miss Rebecca Davis, Ill Of Marion. $50,
On the 29th ult by Rev. J.. .: A Brown: Mr.. c D.
Bristow, Of Marlboro to Miss Mary Husbands, Of Flor
ence. - - ....=s..Es; tst.,t:..
On the soth ut, by Rev ]. O. b. Dargan, Mr.. Robert
Heron, of Nmnonsyle, to Miss SalEe f. Napier, OF
Marion. ss.e:- 80 'tttsS? (,
On Thursday evening the oath OF January, the Rev.
A. D. Campbell Mr. 8. n. Holiness late Of California to
Miss Mary A. E. McTyer, daughter OF Col r. A. McIyer,
Of Barbour County, ALA. -. - &. - -
At the residence of Mrs. J. v. Moore, on Wednesday,.
the s0th OF Janunry, by the Rev. f. Cornish, III.
Henry shankn to Miss Virginia. youngest daughter OF
the late Dr.. William Robinson, all of Peneleton.
At Marion, on the Sd inst by the Rev. r. W. Mmner
lyn, MIR. John Fl. Sawyer to Miss Amanda N. CappE.
On Thursday oath u at the residence Of the brides
father In EdgeHeld District s. c., by the Rev. Edward
T. Walker, Edgar T.. Guerard and Charlotte stother
daughter OF David strother
On Thursday oath ultimo, by the Rey. P. J. shand
Mr.. whitefoord g. Smith, OF spartanburg, 8: O., and
Miss Annie c., daughter of George Huggins, Esq.; Of
Columbia, s. c. - ,sz-=ss
BY Rey. Thoa g. Herbert on tho evening Of the Oath
January. 1857, Mr. g.. Waller to Miss Emma Cole
man, daughter Of Mr Thomas l.. Coleman all OF Green-
wood, s, @. .,-,e=.zs,5z=.z 5s. :
On Wednesday evening, january 2oth. 1887, by the
Rev. A.. Erwin Mr. Thomas E. Rhodes to Miss Margaret
E. Woodward. both Of Georgetown.
On the cd January 1867 by the Rev. D. p Robinson
Mr. B. Will amBon to Miss Bell Hood, all OF Lancaster
District. -.
At the residence Of the BRIDES father, near Aiken s.
c. the 29d tilt, by the Rev. W. q. Cark. Rector OF
St. Pnu1s Church, Augusta Helon L. Chichester and
Iilias Rembart, daughter Of W. I,ernan Esq
At Society HM 8. c., Thursday. Oath January 1857,
CRY, Ala, to hrise sally w., daughter OF Capt s. w.
ETaus, Of Society Hm s. q: 5-.szs.: -
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Stock on hand Feb

MOBILE, February 5.-CoTroN-There has been a
fair demand throughout the day. resulting In sales of
TONS The market closed quiet at SOC for Middling
MONETARY AND FINANorAL-The Gold market has been
very Irregular and with prices tending upward with New
York ayices Tho small transactions OF the day
effected at 1S6a137 but large sales made for delivery
| in New Orleans tomorrow OF 1877 f. asa
Although Sterling quotations have advanced to
they ere almost entirely nominal. The prospect Of q
good days business in Cotton and increased offerings
tomorrow caused buyers to hold off for better terms
hence oven the light offerings were In excess OF the de-
mand
New York Sight has been dull md with but light trans
actions at X checking aud Is discount buying CONNER
cia bills.
L hJeyy Or1aaDa Sjoht
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New Orleans Market.

NEW ORLEANS, February 4-CoTToN.-There appears
TO be considerable looking around this morning. The
assortment Offering is LIBERAL and factors are disposed to
SELL but the majority Of buyers unwilling to oper.
a unless at hervier concessions than the former are
inclined to grant No sales OF moment have been re-
ported yet and believe none have been effected For
reference, we repeat Saturdays quotations Ordinary
2sa2s&c; Good Ordinary a9a291sc; Low Middling SOC
301sc; MiddGng 31a31}9c.
SUGAR AND MoLAssEs--Tho receipts since Saturday
comprised 900 hhds sugar. 674 bbs and IL half
moiasses. We noe quiet market, with fair demand
for sugar. but at little easier rates. Moasses is in good
request and commands higher prices The sales todny
embraced $50 hhds sugar, and GOO bbs molasscs at
prices rurg within tile range OF the following quota
lions: -
sugar-1nferor Sc; fair fully fair
prime 1880; choice l4o; seconds l3c; yellow Clarified
l31sal4c; whito 15c Per pound,
Molasses- Common 73a74c; good 75c; prime Tic;
eheice 7ss per gallon. lot OF 80 half bbs prime Mo-
lasses sold at &c.,
WESTERN Produce AND PRov1sIoNs.-F1ve steamers
have arrived from the West since Saturday with cargoes
of assorted produce but not much OF any one article
cepting pork In expectation OF early and more LIBERAL
receipts buyers holding back Prices OF provisions
are dropping although the stocks on hand arc Light and
operations generally are on a small ...- scale;
FLoCR-Quite falr retail business Is doing at previous
prces but in wholesale way the market is very du
The principal 40 bbls super6ne at s12 70 sn
At sl2 rs and 100 rns extra ct So 70 per bs M
double extra So 5al3 So treble s13 5al4 5o and choice
SIG .16. g.
10 ono sacks OF which $500 mixed ST TO- 500 mixed and
1900 yellow mixed 81 r. IG5 yellow and 300 mixed at
81 l2k 800 white mixed, 1000 do and 600 lite ut 81 To-
200 white at 81 17 $50 and 400 prime white at 81 20 per
bushel. .=.
OArs-Are in light supply and in good demand at full
prices Sales $3.50 Sacks OF which 20O $50 and 300 sacks
at 95c and 600 at 9Gc per busheL
MoNErARY-The coin market exhibits more movement
Gold opened this morning ,lontnaDy OF 136al36h,
against i3G hals6 " the closing rates Saturday even
ing but now rules higher. the sales thus far including
$4,000 at 1876, s10,0O6 at 1855 aud $500 ut 1861
The Foreign Exchange market is quiet. The: amount
offering is rather restricted and the demand quite limit
ed Thus far ouly QUO sale has been reported, s35o0
bill Of lang sterling at AL Domestic discloscs no ma
terial change The banks are checking New York at
%a1S q cent discount mostly ut the former rate. The
supplies commercial arc less ibcr,l aud no sales Of
moment have transpircd yet .-
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Worth Carolina Items.

nnrn AaE.-We have received information to the
a+ecr si,at few nights since party OF armed men
asyt 10 s the plantation Of Mrs John Walker Of
city on Rocky Point and demanded and dob OBJ
tanned engagea 20 horsea n tber
during the coming season. sne hotses - S''oAA
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T;HE AIKEN PRETS

iTT1 PROPOSED 70 pDBIlsHs1N THEeToWN vF
i Aiken 9. O., Weekly paper under the above title,
to bo devoted tosGenera Com
mercia Social .ar I eligtonSwith Depart
the Vineyard, and the Garden. "A News Summary, to
contain digest OF the important events Of the wesk
win occupy portion Of the paper. and particular atten-
don win be gTen to the unsettled question OF Labor as
best adapted to our now condition, and the Geyeopent
OF the resources of country tr Ag
culture, Fruit raising md Vine growing.
Terms-ss year, IN advance.
NJ D. Kr1,uIANp Publisher. q. Jsnnary q.
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MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF CHARLESTON.
Arrived Thursda,
Arrived Yesterday.

Steamer Fannie, Davis. Georgetown, SC 90 Herces
Rice 48 bales Cotton, and Mdze. To Ferguson Holmes,
| Shackelord Fraser Thurston Holmes, L Howard
| Il Bro, und others.
Arrived Yesterday.
Steamship Carlotta, Colns New York-lcft Saturday,
p II. Mdze To Street Bros Co, r r Agent Dowie T.
Noise, Wssener, Heath Monsees Ansel Co Hsstie,
Calhoun l. Co. D r Williams & Co, Hurt Go, Darcey,
Fl Hirshfeld Jefords Co, B O'Nell. Cameron, Bark
ley & Co. Marshall, Burge Bowen, Il Bfschof 4 Co,
Clover Gnflemin. MIIer Nimtz, R Parker Child,
M Endel clacius 4 Witte, nfcLoy 4 Rice, McComb l.
Co. E Bull, F oNeill 4 Son, Melrtens & Wohltmann,
Walter CO, & Co, Johnston, Crews 4 Co. G Cohen,
Hahn & Schroeder, Belts, Minor, Wilbur & Martin,
Turner & Co. S L West.& Co, E Bates, Kidd, N
P Webster, Mechera & Muller, Emanuel Mcdrcgora
Express, Bryce Myer, Brown Hyer, Sharp, FAINT
Bleckey, Gregg, and others.
Steamer Pilot Boy, McNelty, Savannah via Beaufort,
Blufton, Hilton Head, &c l0a bales 8 I Cotton, 40
terces Rice, and Mdze. To Ferguson Holmes, Adams,
Frost Go. D kirkpatrick. Hunt Bros, Pinckney
Bros w Bee 8: Co. Hopkins Mcpherson l. Co, Ravenel
Co, L Howard 4 Bro, and others.
IN THE OFFING.
Steamship Carroll, Hudgns Baltimore. Corn snd
Mdze. To Mordecai L Co, Courtenay Il Trenholm, and
others.
Cleared Yesterday.
schr Matte Tabor, Morris, New York-W Roach.
Went to Sea Yesterday.
Steamer Dictator Coxetter Palatkn yia Jacksonville
FerDandina and Savannah.
From this Port.
Brig Redwood, Borden, Boston. Fob q
Schr II Thomas, Crockett, Boston, Feb 2.
Up for this Port.
schr Mary Somers, somors at Boston, Feb 6,
Memoranda.
Tho schr Louie Smith, Crie from this port for Prov
idcnce, r I, arrived at Newport, Il ], Feb 2.
The schr Fleetwood (of New York;, Gardner from Bal
timoro for this port abandoned 18th ult lat 81 Ion
r. in sinking condition. All hands wero taken oil by
brig Sarah Peters, from New Orleans which vessel went
ashore on Sandy Hook on Saturday night The Fleet
wood AZ vessel of 1913 tons old measurement built
ut Danyers Mass, in 1856, and owned In Providence
List OF VESSELS
UP, CLEARED AND SAILED FOR THIS PORT.
FOREIGN.
LIVERPOOL.
Ship Missouri Edward, up jan ~
Ship Southern Rights, Ross, sailed. Is
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consider ohckerdng Sons Pianos auperlor to any
In the world. -. s2s - .5j.yz-e--=z
They are unriyaled for their singing qualities and for
the harmonious toundness OF their tone. There ls
perfect hoogenetty throughouE all the registers. The.
upper notes arc remarkable for cearn8gs and purify
which do not find tn any other instrument, while the
base Ia distinguished for power Without hsrshness and
for magnificent eonority.
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consisneea per Northeastern Rnilrond.

$40 bales Cotton, 108 bbls Naval stores cars Lumber,
car Stayes Mdzc &c. To Adams, Frost Co. Graeser,
Lee, Smith & Co, " Williams & Co. Cart, Kopf Jer-
vey, " Bennett & Co, Kendall s Docker., W Court
ney & Co.-Ca Capers W & Ryan, D Kickpatrick, q
ven Nisbot, Thompson Bro, Panzebeiter Caldwell
l. Son, Rodgers l. Co, Prtchett, Holmes stonsy,
stoney, Ebaugh Mnllonee, DR. Thompson, Dukes =
sure, B "A 4 F Early, Moffatt & Go, J Goodman and
Order.
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PasSen& e18,

Por steamship Carlotta, from New York-G Ennis G
W Wittpen, + Bonner Mrs "A Alexandra, and 10 In
steerage. z.zs=
Per steamer Pilot Boy, from Savannah, Beaufort, &c
a Cloves, Ramsey, DJ Ramsey, " Farrbee and SER
Mnthewson, s r stoney, @ Clements, P Donohoe, 8 c
Robertson, L J RenRhaw, DrJ HiIhouse, Gibbes,
and l8 deck ;.t.. - :. = -
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COMMERCIAL.
Exports.

NEW YORK-Per schr Matte E Tnber-46 bags and
SIT bales Upland Cotton, u herees Rice, S6S bbls
Rosin, Is casks Wine u bags Tobacco 10 bbls Tar,
64S Beer Barrels Kegs Mdze, crates Rope, Siege
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The Right Rev. Bishop LYNoH will preach at th
Catholic Church in Augusta, tomorrow morning

~ nl1l P.!!5slsl!9l ll''lll ~
vaa nresented to the Senate on the 31st ultino,
rom senof de Palma, the Consul Of Portugal at
savannah @ during the rebellion, claiming remune-
1ation tor property taken BY sherman's army. He
hsd removed his family to Winnsboro s G., where
ie,reia and wearing apparel to the total value Of
Eso IA He complains that his application for re-
ress has failed to receive proper consideration ut
fi,o State nep1rtmept.
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Augusta Market.

AUGUSTA GA, February y7--FnANoIAI.-Slght ad-
vance in Gold. Brokers buy ut 137 and 1S9. Silver
buying at 1a8 and ceiling at ts1 ;..:
CorToN--Ihere WIS a god demand to-day, but very
little offering and few sales nude. We can report
slight advance in prices since our last quotations. We
quote bass, Strict Mdddng 81 cents Sales OF to.
day were as follows: at 27 at l3 at at 49, II
ot at 4S at 80a 81 at 81 and bales no Cotton
at 81 cents Total sales 100 haes Receipts 245 bales
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The CharIcston Cotton Market.

OFFICE OF THE DAILY NEWS. @
CHARLESTON, Friday Evening, February 8. ! IL
There inquiry early in the day, and buyers
operated to the extent of 226 bales the basis Of pre-
vious rates, when the report decline at Liverpool
brought the marketto stand The following were the
saes: ut as 27; q at 61at 20; 56 at $685. 90
at 81, and q at 81 11s. We omit quotations. !, E
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,TMALBERG.
.GOTTSCHALK.

consider Chickering & Sons Pianos, beyond com
parisop, tho best have eger seen IN Araeriia
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Market,

SAVANNAH, February THE markets generally
have been dull for ast week, although the deuanel
OF goods has been better AS yet the stocks on hand
seem Light md people not disposed to operate Prices
have been firm. i.5z.F5i5. .
ExcHANeE.-There is not 30 much on the market as
we noticed last weak and but little has been done In It,
Banks and brokers buying sight checks on New Yo1
at Aa7 per cent discount Sterling may be quoted at
l45al451l. = -: ~!
R1oE-Busness continues dull, and prices are unset
tied Clean is held in lots at retail The
arrivals rough rice during the week were very few and
it is held at about the figure as last 6o
Faz1oHrs-Iittle change is spparent IN this weeks
business The steamers generally are full but sailing
vessels wanting cights 10 New York on cotton, per
steamer 1c to Boston do do 1c; to Baltimore do do &c;
to Philadelphia do do xo to Phiiadephis on domestcs
81; to Liverpool on cotton Aa to New York and Phla-
delpha on Sen Island per steamer Ike; to Providence
on cotton per sail c to Portland do do Ae; to Boston
do do Sc to New York do do 5ac; 10 New York on um-
ber ssaiO to Boston do Sill to New York and Boston
timber Sl2; to Cubs on lumber So, in gold.
CorToN-During the past week Cotton has been much
depressed though at the close the week there has been
more inquiry Holders have been firm, though purchaA
ers were not inclined to buy. To-day the market hns
been little active, and sales lye tecn made in
even lots 1T 3la31 for Savannah Middings The sales
nf the weak amounted to about 2500 bales
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10000 PIANOS,

In the construction Of which they have introduced eycry
known aud valuable Improvement They havs invarih
bly, bean selected aud used by all Of the worlds
rooeqed great artists who have visited this country
professionally, both for private and public use
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Steamer Fannie Davis. Georgetown, 8 c. 90 terces
Rice 48 bales Cotton, and Mdze. To Ferguson Holmes,
shackelford l. Fraser, Thurston Holmes, s Howard
;f,E, other
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THE. MARION STAR, !,

TsTABLIsHED. .NEARLYs TWENTY WEARS AGO. rs
II published at Marion, s. O., In ths central portion
of the soxntry and offers favorable medium to Mer-
chonts uegist Machnists, and al classes who doslre
TO extend their business IN the Pee De4 country
For the benefit Of our advertising we shall In
creasine publish and distribute graft itouRly 5000 extra
copies Of the STAR during the business Beason this
Fab. 81. .sa i.-t-s
Rates Of Advertising liberal -. ,i-:.;..,i
+: ,,s.:kzW ". J.. 1IoKERAIIt
November 20 Editor and Proprietor.
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Cons1Rnecs per South Cnrolina Railroad,
E,struEry S..
40 bales Cotton, 4sbalea Maze, cars Wood, IS cars
Lumber, &C. To W W Smith, Willis & Chtsolm, Thurs
ton & Holmes, R. B Agent, " Williams Go, f Mey,
w Courtney & Co, L D DeSaussure ] q Baggett Co.
+ 6ertz, q Rodgers & Co, Bates d Co.. B Boyl
ston Co. Kanapaux, Lanneau &: Co, Ebaugh l. Mallo-
noe, Mullrni. .ss-zf .4yss
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4, ffils
G GARD.
: ...gss!s -

Itgw1t feelings of pride as American manufacturers
that we publish the following testimontss which have
been received BY ias recently:
Il l.,,n opn.r rEsrIn1os1Ans Il sf:
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Dr.. ". A. GUILDS Surgeon Of tho Tenth Vermont Be:
ement, writes:-cI wish every soldier had bottle of
Plantation Bttsrs. They The most effective, per
feet, and harmless tonic ever uDed
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