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m of the English universities and for some years
an missionary IN Africa But all the speeches were g0od
i and the resolutions strong and emphatic III their radical
ism.
IN The only previous convention OF any magnitude or mo
s men held by cOOred men In this city on the same
ri spot about three years when Andrew johnson de
n clared himself their =" Moses" and promised thelh
Al that the lands and houses Of their rich oppressoIs
should be divided among them. To-day they ma the
false prOmsOr gibbering about Of races as the
result OF their receiving their political rights The only
war" thus far developed is the war" between the
republicans and the Conservatives as TO VINO small WOO
and win their votes But 1t is VAN war The c0Ored
will vote for right Justice for freedom for edu
cation and for the party which most nearly embodles
those ideas For the Republicans or the CONSERVATIVES
h as such, the cOored man cares nothing. .
In this subdstrict there about 0OOO scholars IN the
freedmens schools and in addition TO that almost
every family school, where the who attends school
teaches the Others that there at least 1900 freed
men practically attending school every day. doubt II
there many white people In the same region at
tending school few evenings the scholars OF the
Fisk school gave exhibition, at which pieces were de
claimed dialogues spoken and songs sung III the usua
manner of such ceremonies and with admirable tact ana
pr0priety.
The Spring opens late and the people have suffered Sc
j yerely from the unprecedented high water.
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AT sROwHRGAS, ME-.
q, y,r,.n,ys 20 rsr rnr.usr.
An TKERE HAUTE, IND.
THE PEABODY EDUCATIONAL FUND.

Dr. b. Sears General Agent Of the Peabody Educa-
tionai Fund has issned circular giving somewhat de-
tailed statement OF the mode 10 which the Trustees OF the
Fund propose TO apply the noble charity committed to
their charge. lie says
aid common schools In the eouththat Vs. schools estab
lshcd supported apd superintended py Southern o
pie themselyes. Apart from this leading object the
founding and the maintenance or schools wi1 not come
amounts will be made where such schools are iapgush
ing liable 10 be suspended for tho want OF the means
OF support Similar aid, IL necessary will DO given III
places unsupplied with schools whenever the clzes
such aid however Is TO be regarded temporary IN
selecting schools 10 DO aided, or places TO be supplied
with them those will be preferred IN which the destlt
tiOn Is greatest and the number 10 be benefited
NAL departments will receive particular attention
small number Of these furnishing the most perfect
models Of instruction, will be considered as more import
ant than larger number OF inforior characlef mere,
also the purpose Of the agspt 10 aid others IN ther
work and not 10 the support OF such schools
Appropriations will be made only when the c0ndltiOis
stipulated between the Individual or corporation ana he
General Agent have strictly complied with FUNDS
will not be given 20 literary or professional SCHOOLS az
such Applicants VIII make estimate OF the least
possible amount necessary 70 meet their wants and re-
10 Mr. john E. Amos General Travelling Agent, Atlanta.
Ga Special arrangements may sometimes be made win
these for the purpose OF encouraging the industrial arts
or for the education OF teachers The agent VIII not
by placing funds at the disposal OF ia but in
any connection he may hold with benevolent or religious
sOctetes he will pursue his own specific object by sucn
means and appliances as he sha select AT ples6nt there
rendered viii De gratutOus. The agent will not except
In few special exceptional cases, have occasion 10
employ teachers He can therefore Aid such IN ming
places only by giving their names 10 school committees
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NAsHYTLLE. Tenn., April ls. lse

4 NASHVILLE, Tenn. April IL, 1901
The first response to the afectionate solicitations
s tbs CONSERVATIVES" the newly yenfrancsed ell
zens Of this State was made this afternoon at an nmonse
meeting or Capitol m whereat the speeches aud reso-
sufficiently radical for any latude ana the
proceedings were conducted with an enthusiasm ana
decorurn not be surpassed What gives this meeting
peculiar Significance is the fact that 1t was held on the
ave Of the Conservative" State Convention called by
genee Of the Legislature, who spoke and voted with
wonderful veheHcnee and pertinacy against extending
right OF suffrage 10 the col0red citizens and Who
since that right has been granted IN spite Of thcn nave
tsen sbOFing with equal Yehemence and pertpaey 70
SOyinco the AnglOAfrican that his former owner Is his
st friend and therefore should be voted Tor In pref
ercnce To those pestiferOus people who would thrust
freedom and the ballot upon them
fine meeting Of to-day as truly spontaneous e1-
9TessOD Of opinion Is possible under any clrcun-
There OF the eXtraneOus aids 20 en-
shBshsm such occasions. Neither music, nor
1aeArd, promised orators tempted the people; only
brief notice In a single daily paper tie nfans ~
calling together fully 5000 OF orderly, respectable ana
wtl conducted HeClg ns ever was held in tht Sihie
Ii.l -, scf fg9ls g.Ielg ticnse.rfH Tie d. y
s1cecl made by Df. r. Wood, gentleman Of cd.
@~ai'sS aos lssg sslsy graduate, uDdofsta5d' VI
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wenaelI rAn,ips VIII .ps.s in tA. Brosslsa As''- ~,
Wendell Phillip. vim .psat ia o.. Brooklyn Academy Of Music


TUESDAY EvEyryG April subecsNationa Asiirs Ticket,
50 cents extra charge for reserved seats for sale at Dyas Co
No. 2as Pultonst Brooklyn and a the door
Union Republican Executive Commttee.-An adjourned
meeting OF The above Committee VIII be hell a.
o'clock '!' Va ~ r -
PaneuAl attendance requested. , ~, ,,,,rc,ss c,.
SHsaas. SIsHa1s SHsnsSsD' 3 s1n"sa Secretaries
Old John-st. NJ T. Church-Tbe Rev. HART l. PEAsE, p
hpp,V 81 District will preach at 0i O'Clock m ana W. H.
and oco pastor a. . o'clock m sunda ssoG & CLOCK "'
Union Republican Candidates for Delegates 60 the
Constitutional Convention
following are the regularly nominated candidates Of the Union
WALDO HUTcHIYS RRAsTTs COOKE
WILLIAM M BVARTS MARTIN / TOWNSEND
GEORGE GEORGE oPDYKB, WILLIAM A WHEELER.
ESRSF SRSTE MS SVSASSs GRAET GRaES sAsK AsDRkw
JOSHUA NJ. VAN coTT ERHsTus $. PR0ssER
I.t I'D Ia WI VII, viS Vita xiIit6 xvth Ward.
r J. MeALBAR IA GLOVER
vTH SENATORIAL DIsrRIcr.
,,,rn,,,. With; Ixth, XVII, XVIII Ward.
HENRY EVERETT RUSSELL ISAAC DAYTON
XIII, hSgi'f1i xItS, %viiih WARDS
TESsI TShAS zETEk LIkE A5ESEP 15I,s EERG EGTeuoHs
YIirH SENATORIAL DIsrMCT.
XyIh. xxtb and xxlst Wards
DossAs HS B. fnSS RaToS TaoxAs 1Gs M B VAN BUREN,
vIIIrH srsAToRIAL DIsTRrcr.
CHARLES CHBNEY FRANCIS A THOMAS
HAMILTON HARRIS Chairman Union Republican State Committee
BssS FiEED Chairman Executive "S Committee
CHss SPENCER Chairman Union Republican General Committee
sIsctAR TOuszY Tresarsr Union R.pubsu Gsuer. Committee
s sns seetss Union Republican General Committee
JoHS wHrs, vseohihn Union RepuSIeas Executive Com
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NEW-ENGLAND.

STATE AID TO A RAILRoAD-pRIzE DECISION.
TsLE0KAfR TRIBUNE.
BosToS, April 19.-The House Committee OF the
Legislature Railroads and Canals have unanimously
reported bill in favor OF granting the State credit TO the
amount of O0O000, to the Boston Hartford, and Erie
Railroad Judge Lowell or the United states District
Court has decided that the Cydebuit steamer Syren.
captured Ashley River Charleston, when Charleston
surrendered. and which brought 70 this port and
condemned prize, was prize to the Government,
and not TO the blockading fleet as claimed The Govern
claimed that her capture much the result OF
the army besieging Charleston. that of the navy
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ARMY GAZETTE.
~ r.rrssps 70 TT. TRrHrNs


Byet e. J. Reokw Of the Ordnance Department oere 20
report Maoen. Pope Rfeyet MorGen seymour
Major 5h Afs Major g. F. Anies s ArHsfy and FIRST Lieut.
D. II Williams 4 Inisny also oders 20 report 10 Gen Pope
duty Lieut. Col W Wherry Captain 3st
IniantrJ report Schoed Can't H. Russell, fih
Infantry ordered report Gen Auu Major samue Dana. Pay
master IL ordered o report the PaymasieI-Oe1eTaL
The following o9oe have been ordered 70 on their regiments: CAPt
Carroll Capt O. s. Carpenter 45h Infantry See
Lieut. y 18th Iun,rT Second Lieut. O. vetd 2sth
Infantry Fr Lu, John b. Guhne 2th lasbt and MAYOR H.
vs1 SclIissr 39th Iplan'y
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DIED.

DILLISGuA Bergen Point 90 M~iIsas ''noeA
l1th Inst Eiw1rd &. Dllin CHAM ~ OTsnge, NesJerae
OF the funeral will be gwen when The body IL loa
PELLsudleay on Thafrisy mofnBg lh asi AM H. WI" ei
Abli.h PsI ADD daughter ofthe lsfs Elijah furV
Tire funeral sees be Leh la the Asns NJ On
dy uOlaag eeoct TIE resns will be eonseJeo 70 e he
Plains Cemetery oi intermeni -. -
RYDRROn Thur..y April ID, Bg of MehsA aAa "e late
Irwn RytsF iged3 years and ~ moSis - a..,.
The family invited 20 atteud me
le 9lst inst Al o'clock o. a. from the residence OF his EranaiAlhef
Bdgar 7. Rydss, NJ. l2i Leriagtohs'e 80
TRloLER-oa Thursasy April TO- Cornelius j. fnse 'ssa d
AZ " rb,x.l
NE fuas will take place IRON the TssntyseEents a. ~
t,lsstg Ssc0ad Third bsnrdsT Iuth ss
HE relatives and nsnis invited 10 attend si'hoa' ~ ~
wILDMAN-Drovned, At Savannah, Gs on houas hs ~. @ r
EgsT Wduan sltest o Samuel O. NlhmAn " D'' NV'
10 the 2lth year his
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Albany CATTLE MARKET.

D, rsLrsnlPH 70 TnT rRIsuxr. - L.,,,A.
AtntSS April .ls .od qel % week a. an sd'ancs oi taf
y n wosht Prices rGsg,d BON 10 loc D t9e Sssiss o,
Total receipts 3 sheep feoa request
sGsa y n A., sbssfsd AID d0ia Tor un,hesrd supply ASo
HoSt-Rscelnt, for tia weak 800
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Total. 11,O 1911. 1107s .1O,O95 1922
Rep maj 1898 Rep maj $500 Dem. maj ..i57
Eleven Republican Aldermen we're elected, aud the
Council stands: "a Republicans and DemOorats-a Re-
publican los ofs
EXTRA SESSION OF THE LEGISLATURE.
TxLEGkAIH
CHICAGO, April 19-The Journal says it Is under
stood that Gen ogesby has determined to call extra
session OF the legislature though the exact time has not
yet been designated.
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he following the numbers stricken from the lists
-, Inc various wards: First Ward. II; Second, none;
Third Is; Fourth s. Fifth g. Sixth, II; Seventh a;
Elehth II; Ninth az Tenth 3; Eleventh. H. Twelfth. TO-
IThrteenk 12 Fourteenth none Fifteenth Z; Sixteenth
Ae SsVeuteenth Eighteenth, IG Nineteentb Twen
9isth, 70; Twenyfirst o Twenty second, IL 1otai z'e
Net Increase 661.
The following is the number OF voters registered In this
xifU ~ tbe rioae NJ the reVfafraflOn
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BASE BALL.
THE EIIE(rIIl

THIS Club will open play this afternoon on the Red
House grounds. Harlem, with match between the mar
fied and single mines.
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uaA IL stnnd. the Test.

apt ssrth Baltimore writes ~ hni that etey ooiY
ought have Weor Glbb Sewing Machine 70 10 Easy 70 IeAo
know durable, Tor 10 all my iAny sfrlns on
isnd stood s k Of AID WAhas suort osJ"H' s
-fdrcffisfmsaf
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fHE NElTHER.

Nrw-YoRK. Friday. April i9-The following WA
the Of the Thermometer n ths city to-day;
RP 'gI% 81
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VffTE- -
,rnNf&E rs Aesr 4 esr ON TIE ERIE ROAD.
r.. ~

II NJ t<sAsl :.
BcRNfNG 6f CAR on TTIK ERIE ROAD
Between u apd O'clock yesterday morning, as the
night Express aG going vest on the Erie Railway was
nearing Chemlhg station the express discovered
on fire. and before the could be stopped the
enveOped in flames The car was stored with goods 80
that the entrances front and rear. closed.
the only opening being by the ede-dOors The
totally destroyed the contents being consigned 10 persons
tho West in care OF tbs United Bates and
Union Express Companies. The loss iS eatimated at
$4,000 The safes containing money packages were both
lives. The Ong1n OF the fire is unknown.
In FAIMISGDALE LONG ISLAND.
The barn and Outbuildings Of VIM II. Deleree, liv-
ing about two miles OF Farmingdale, with the
contents totally destroyed by fire Thursdsy evening
last COW, which IN the stable at the time, PEI
ished In the flames. The fire the work Of iicen
diary
AT SROwHEGAS mR.
qELIaEAPB
PORTLAND April 1.-the Skate and Chisel Fac
tory, owned by c. A. Williams Co.. skowhegan was
destroyed by fire Wednesday, portion OF the tools
and stock were saved damaged Loss S2OO Insured for
5000
The fire caused by attempting 20 out faucet
hole In barrel OF alcohol with red hot iron.
At TEIRE HAUTB, IND
TERRE HAUTE, Ind, April 19-A fire occurred here
last night which DESTROYED three sOreB The Os IL about
$4,000 which inquired for 1880 H. r. Livingston n the
principal Loser His loss 10 about $4,000 insured for
5000.
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6uerial Noilres.

TIL tIa.h...i i'i..o, - o. Bre'iv' . ssM a.s 70 !.
al lNdy tie Ta.t Of arrangement ana nha l "
,n,.1 ,-e g4sat .atSIe& sSs Aayeut''ee-' -a'' t
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SCHOONER sunk NEAR HE'LL GAIE.-Yesteiday
tic schooner Active of Albany for Hew@ndon was run
io W c s'ealreAp u, cus and w"pt o. sora on 81 p
Rocks knocking hOlc la her bottom ana ming WIN
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NAVY GAZETTE.
...,,,,.,,, :, - ,SM,

nv yffs1EArH TO THr TRihtsh
Chaplain John Wallace detached hon he Gull Squadron sgd ot.
S,ri 10 return North Irsne T. Gle, Is
duty Jefferson Barracks and ordered 10 settle accounts
Artag Master e. ~ Authuy has ordered 70 he Vermont
Maes T. y0ke tss A.s BsIf Of The As@Phn have resigned
fHr frEITHEp
New-York tribune., 1867-04-20

Csrd.-MouRsIsG GOODS Of every desirable iss eossay
an l.rl a. JACKHONs Mourning store 9ol bioAu" 0pPo
Tiffany & Cos Prices very reasonable
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JHF RADICAL cOLORED CONVENTION AT NASHVILLE
THIEK THOUSAND PERSONS PREsENT-TTIE COL
ogRD yoTT-THE PREEDMENs SCHOOLS.
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THE REGIsrRY IN NEw.YORK.

The following is the number of votes registered
.e.nriay in the various Wards this city for the ap
,fOachg election OF delegates 70 the Convention 70 re-
a1.sE Cons fIffnp
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sr Of voters registered In this
:. - a. NUgns
TENNESSEE.

The vote iOr d0Vernor ON NOV Was; HOIIihan eVoIo
Fenton S34s3 Total, 1ll,l6S Number registered, not
voting. n. .U9l
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The following statement shows the result of the
election In Chicago last Tuesday compared with the
MayOralty elections in 1865 and 1853:
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Of Powders snd washes All su-rn
sp pores skii al dAoJ tue
peroa n tesh. heshS s8i yosl-i
use HgLMBOLDs RxrRACT sARsAPAgriLA
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Last yeaa the ::sOnte steoaaa Rsrsolcaps and 10
Last year the Senate stood l3 Republicans and 10
Democrats.
HOUSE OF RYPREsEyTATIyEs,
ILLINOIS.

The Republican majority is 10. Last ye
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-08-19
Erom The Lfldependeystl

Nrw yopx DIZZY aoope MARxET-For the week ending
Tuesday, August IA very healthy condition OF trade
IN noticeable In the Dry Goods market which augurs wen
for the future There has certainly been no feverish
rsh there has been an increasing de-
1na1d for all styles Of seasonabe goods, which VIII doupt
do not think there hkely to be falling on IN prices
during the season, for while money remains 30
1t does there can be no necessary or saes
and purchasers owing the abundant harvests are In
mucn better condition 10 supply themselves with the
goods which prosperity renders necessary to the great
mars Of our people The commercial results OF emsnci-
pation are only now beginning to be manifest.
The absence great number Of impoverished South.
erners whose luxurious habits were most profitable
source to our importers and manufacturers made great
void in our markets. but their place will be more than
gupped by the tenod greater demand from the eman-
cpsted blacks This class Of customers Will be more
department Of trade and the Cotton crop Is gathered
n there Will undoubtedly be very percepdoie increase
in this quarter During the past week there nave oeen
no changes calling for special notice: No more ilures
have bean reported credits have been extended more
bersy and it s pretty generally conceded that the
worst has been seen already In The present season
some desirable Qualities have advanced about hc per
ysrd In Blsached goods the sales have been heavy,
stocks In the hands Of agents have sensiby dmnsneo
and prices Of the inferior grades have aa'Snceo
Merrtmscs Sprsgues Aliens and American Print WORKS
goods are readily taken ut firm prices New and tasty
styea of course receive most attention GlngnAms OF
he better Qualities are In good demand but the inferior
orades are neglected Jscones, Siesas and Camprlcs
are In steady demand but without any prices
The exhibition OF American Shawls this season is un-
usually attractive the demand for this KIND OF goods Is
largely on the increase and better prices are realized
In Cloths and Casmeres, as well as IN !tahans there ls
mora activity the demand from the clothing houses be-
inc ON the ncrease In foreign goods there Is not much
change since last report The importation lots the
last week have been large but not quite equal 70 ne
of last season. Fancy Cassimeres and the
ne Qualities Of Cloang in good demand and plain
sks are held firmly The choice styles OF dress goods
of which the supply Is large and the accumulation IN
bond nearly equal to last years stock are In moderate
demand the season not being sufficiently advanced Tor
lively trade In these styles.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-08-19
Havana Market.
Correspondence ofthe journal Of Commerce.

Correspondence Of the journal cI CommeTcef
HAVANA, August 10.-Our sugar market through the
weak has been without agitation; but few operauons
upon the basis OF 81 8H rails for No 12 IN conformity
with the report of the Royal Board OF broKers Inc
trade quotations. uttered by Spencer are someWnht
dierent but % think neither perfect but as near
right as circumstances permit Dealers may CONSIDER
last quotations as safe guide, with tendency IN their
favor Of their immediate classes.
stocks remaining here and at Matanzas equal 70
1876 boxes and 1928 hhds against for same peroo vi
1885, S57 4lS boxes and 1884 hhds.
Molasses-not much demand; sales made al Matanzas
for clayed at ~ to AZ rails tor keg and 81
5k to 6H do-not bought Honey very dull at 3H 70 "a
q gallon Cofee-Island berry and Porto Rico at l4ta
to 16h Rum, ordinary quality and proof ready 1or
shipment ct $2S pipe in chestnut slaves, anu IN oaK
do at $S5 to $685. In Leaf Tobacco and Segars' Whhe
stockp are increasing, no change In values.
FRIIoHTs-Dul market for the European-ior the
United states little better feeling Chartered ior New
York-Bng Anna Wellington lin Matanzas), 4o0 mas
sugar at ST. bark Rebecca Caruna 700 hhds TO load ~
Cabarian, st 80. For Boston-Schr Charles Kelly
400 bxs sugars at S2 by Maid Of Athens, l6OO 10 do
Portand-Schr Marathon, 500 hhds molasses OF Sagua
ut 81 Is Der 100 gals usual Philadephia-Schr Mag
ge Gray 800 bxs sugars at So EACH For New Orleans
Bark Ibs 800 bIs sugars at So Is each; schr Fra
zier, 900 do at IS 80 each.
MISUNDERSTANDING with less action in the market
Sales on London for respectable sums and there
at 60 days. Tx to 10 premium Paris and others pay
able Ak to ~ do; United States, Northern cities, 6o
days sight, currency, "a to 26 discount good 90 40 al
to 5h premium; gold sterling at 6A to Z do b. Y.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-08-19
100 do 50 s 100 bbs Indian. Super So Western Extra

duu.
Observation-Disclosures to-day Gig bushels white,
5000 bushels red; market quite active for prime dry
sspes and prices advanced these to loo per BUSH
ell damp and tough lots which comprise the bulk OF the
receipts were without material change Included In the
ales were 2OOO bushels choice red at 80 1892 49, only
ew hundred bushels the latter; 5000 bushels common
10 prime do s2a9 35 1000 bushels while sold at s2a2 o
latter for prime Maryland Corn-S5OO bushels white
and no yellow worthy Of notice received Included IN
the sales were few hui dred bushels white at 81 12sl lS
and A60 bushels mixed at 81 or prime yellow ofered
100 bushels ordinary sold at 81 Is. Oats were in good
supply: 1000 bushels offered demand active SNIP
ent nearly all sold at 1a7Sc mostly 75a7Sc for good 10
prime Rye-s7S bushels received; only 81 bushels re-
ported sold at 81 SO.
MoIAssRs-Market quiet but firm under light STOCK.
OF Cubs there is none in first hands
PRovIsIoNs-We report inactive but steaay markss
for Bacon for consumption. Quote. with SHES: Snouo
ders 1SalSXc; rib Sides 15al5Ac; clear no loaloc
plain canvassed Hams l8s19c Cincinnatisusar cured
a22Hc bulk Shoulders held at 12c Sides Lard
1Sa3Tc for city, outside for retail LOTS prime western
1S%al4c. Mess Pork 24l4a24kc. ~ .,.-o.>-
RoE.-very little inquiry. Quote Rangoon 614as9sc;
Carolina II 1Aa12c.
to eport sales of Barbados at l2a13c 10 hbds
Porto Rico no price named Stock Of all kinds to-day
ASS hhds l477 boxes, IL 446 bags.
WHIsKEY-Remains dull and nominal, at So for free,
and lots in bond range from so to 80 CENTS for country
and Western.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-08-19
Passengers.

Per steamship Champion, for New Yort-G Mcin.
tosb, F Leopold, Mlssroon, Wetter. Beatty MISS
nj b Griffin, Voege, Miss Poweson, Hart, ST, Com
mander W Hughes, W Griffin, G A Lengnick. d
Stein, alor Capt J Thomson, W Glover, G weston
and son, NJ P OConnor W HRrral, Mr. LecEe and lady,
MISS Leckie B W McKinnsn and lady, 0'Neill and
lady. O'Neill, W ONein, G NJ Drake. R Matthews
and lady, W Gordon and lady. Capt James Conner,
E Conner M David, ] BessmRn, Miss vincent
Per steamship saragossa for New York; white E.,
Tosle W Forsythe Simon Mrs SilcoI, d Stl-
cox Silcox, F Montgomery and lady, Dewitt.
Block. Mrs Ingrahsm, Miss Bulen Miss Amanda bqi,
leo, L Clark, n speigelberg Capt II Stewart, q W
Kriete F Pennsl, j Long and lady, Berbusse,
Klein T Forreston. Cathcart, H Lesser Kelly,
- Roose, lady and Children.
Per steamer City Point. from Palatka. Fernandina,
Savannah, &o-J Baushett and child, Ch.se, @ 9
Gilchrist, NJ Bennett, Seydel, Conner, King,
Fraud. Miss Dew. es A Mosind. Shute, Mesdsmes
Price and Hubbard Mr. Huger, Miss Richardson, and
in steerage.
Col w Whaley, D Riordsn, q Wilson, Baynsrd,
W Sesbrook and lady, G Wright Bailey,
Etzsimons Miss Waterman, Major Betise, and 2O on
deck,