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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-11-27
DIR. 7. G. VANNUYS.

Devotes special attention to Surgery.
All cases Of surgical character, as Pri-
vate Diseases, Affections o; the Eye, &C.,
will receive rational treatment.
1fTee-97 MAIN STREET (up statrs).
nov23 d3m
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XeR orleans NaFKet.

BY telegraph NEW ORLEANS. Nov. 96.f
= CoTToN-Active; middling Ice; sales 1000
bales, the largest of the season. Receipts,
4 ,1S3 bales.
: 'SUGAR-Firrn and unchanged. C..5: -
MoLAssEs-Lower; common &C, choice
S5dS7c
F1oUR-Extremely dull; superhne So rs,
choice Sl3 90. 8
; -CoRN--Dull and unchanged. .v,
q OARS irner az Soc -
PoRK-DulI at S22 so. .53. .# - l.5a
.BAC9E-Shoulders retailing at l2c, and
clear SIDES at 16c.
/ LARDGPri1ne fierce lac, .keg 151zc ~
f.GoLD--At 391x, To- Hrs.i5 ruGrJ 5v-f.
xcHANGE-sterling.4 1868; N. Y. Sight,
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-TANTED-1NFoR TIoN-Of four
w boys, Patrick Joseph, John. Abra-
nam. ond James McGovern. aged Is, Is, 10,
and years respectively, taken from my
home in Knox Ceunty, about the Both OF
October 1866, by George Painter. Any IN
form Irion of their whereabouts. or that OF
George Painter alias George Treadway,
will be thankfully received, II sent TO TINS
office by the father OF the boy :,
novII d2w P ATRICk MCGOVERN.
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Best Of Insurance.
THE underwriters AGENCY.

OF NEW YORK,
rs A COMBINATION OF FOUR OF
i'll the strongest and best managed In
surance Companies in New York, with ag-
gregate CASH ASS ETS of So. 376,436 73,
Offering to the public the best of insurance,
in four Companies, under ONE POLICY,
against Loss by Fire or the PerilS of Inland
Navigation. But ONE SET OF PAPERS
is required to prove a loss, and all Losses
are literally adjusted and promptly paid
w. j. LOWRY & CO., Agents.
dim
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New York Dry Goods Market.

By Telegraph. NEW YORK, Nov. 26.
DRY GoOs-Market without particular
change; demand fair and prices steady.
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Card.
EVANSVILLE. IND, Nov. 26, 1867.
STEAMER LEWELLIN.

To the Merchants and Business Men OF
EUCtRSUtJIe generally: on ~
g eGESTLEmEN- propose to run my boat
as a regular packet from Evansville, Ind,
to Passport, Miss. In coming. into this
trade, L identify my Interest with years,
and viii use my influence SO far as it is
Just and right, TO increase the trade of your
city.
ask of you no bonus, hut expect share
of your spstr0nage. sHt-y Jl.FL. DANY.
uOV27 DIT
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<YANTEB - -, COCOON Y months
~ time, for which $50 gold bearing
bonds will be give as collateral security.
FOR particulars in 1uirs at this Office
nov22 diff
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FoR RENT.

1rxOR RENT-BUILDING -rhe building
formerly occupied by ToPf Long
No. 81 ) ain Street. Apply to
e &. JENKINS.
poy25 dtf No. Is First Street.
w-5OR RENT-ROO Suitable for
offices, in the new building No. W
Main Street, between Third and Fourth.
oel5 diff H. c. WOODROW.
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No More Poisoning by
LEAD PIPE.

HNHE PATENT ENCASED BLOCK
jill Tin Pipe, manufactured by Colwells,
Shaw 4 Willard, of New York. supplies
a want long sought for and its perfect
immunity from coTTosioIl will at once re-
commend il as the only safe and suitable
pipe for conveying water Tor domestic IT.
This Patent Tin-Lined Pipe is highly re-
commended by all the most eminent Cfeem1-
lists and Phgsi id9lS of the East. and by the
WIzfe7 Commissioners OF New York, Brook
lyn, Boston, Charlestown, and many other
cities. -, =
Western and Southern Agency at the
Union Brass WORKS, and Depot of Plumb
ers'. Steam, and GaS-F Filters Materials,
245, ~, and 249 West F1fth street,
INCINNATI, OHIO.
WIN. POWELL & CO., Proprietors.
nnvl9 dim 1t aw
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New York Gola and stock Market.

BY Telegraph NEW YORK. Nov. 26
GOLD Lower, opening at 1895 and clos
ing at 1884,. l,cL at6HE -r $500 gs
GOVERNMENT STOCKS Quiet and without
do. of '62. 1O75sG I0sIS; do. '64, IO556&lO5Z I;
do. 80, l06ta1O61s; do. new. 1O7s49I07; do. 81,
107s49lO8; 10-4Qs, l02169l0214; 7-30s, .I0574@
1879.
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WANTED.

UATION-Ry n young
~ man speaking English and German.
as Clerk or Salesman. Address R. H., Box
az, nov26 d5t
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DOARDIN&.-Firs Boarding to
- be had at w. P. TRAYLORfS, on
Sixth Street. second door from Vine. Day
boarding. "a; with lodging, IS.
nOy2O dIW
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BOARDING.

~RARDINGs.-Fou fvepersonS can
rs he accom- M odated with board and
lodging, corner of Mulberry and Second
Streets. Also, q few day boarders, with
board. MRS. BAILEY.
noY2l div
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-04-05

BrEr-There Is moderate inquiry. We notice sales
of 41 bbs at $Sa9 for plain Western mess, and sl8a2S
for extra do !.5ss
BEEF HAss-Are more active at firmly held rates; the
sales are 120 bbls at S43. -
BACON snEs-The market is not 80 active; prices are
unchanged Sales were made of $50 boxes at 10H fer
clear II 1c for bellies in boxes and lilo for do in bulk
Cur MEATs-There is but little doing We notice sales
of ITO pkgs at 13al3c for hams in dry SALT for
do in sweet pickle; 9a9c for shoulders In dry SALT and
10kc for do in sweet pickle
BurTER-There is no change In the market. The low
and high grades in demand at about former figures
The medium descriptions are not wanted.
CHEEsE-Shippers still in the mnrke but will not
ing the poor medium and good grades ranging from l2a
18c Tho home trade purchasing the choice lots IN
unall parcels ut full figures.
LARD-The market is generally quiet but holders are
must be made The sales 1S00 tcs and bbls at
1916 for No. to kettle rendered CITY, 12Aa125c for
No. Western 13a1SAc for steam rendered do. and
1Shal3kc. for kettle rendered do
RIcE.-There as o small business doing at l0Aal0Ac
for Cardenas on the pier and in store.
SUaAR.-The market for raw is quiet, and prices,
though not quotaby different, are steadily held. we
quote fair to good refining at 9%al0hc Tho sa'" are
alO%c In refined there good business doing at
for soft yellow 13al4c for soft white, and AKA
AK for crushed, powdered and Granulated. co..
ALcoHoL.-The market replalus about the same nnes
were made of 900 bis in bond at 49c, currency.
TEAs-There is rather more tone to the market The
sales however at the moment chiefly in nes at for
er prices $50 half chests greens were sold from hrs
hands.
WH1sxEY-There is no change in the market.
FRE1aHTs-To Liverpool 1000 bush peas at sgd; BOY
bales cotton at Aa116d; Rp1 per steamer 900 bales COZ
ton at 716d. To London 100 pkgs tobacco at 2os Ie
Bremen, per steamer 200 bales cotton at lAc Norweg
Sd; bark the same voyage with corn at 6s 3D. BARK VIII
$4,000 bush barley to London at 6Ad.
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GRAN-The offerings Of Wheat were 1907 bushels white
and 68 bushels red demand good and prices fully MAIN
ained for prime and choice Southern Included In the
sales were 100 bushels white at s. S.; 1907 bushels do
choice S. 55 55 bushels red So $50 do do So A. and
169 bushels do $3 5O 100 bushels common 81 80; PENN
sylyania we quote at S3aS TO- Corn-The receipts were
IS 600 bushels whteand 600 bYeheis yellow IN all g.
600 bushels demand active and prices fully sustain.
ed Included IN ths sales 1400 bushels white fair at
81 O6 bushels good to prime at 81 07a1 o. 1000
bushels Western mixed 81 03al 05; 1400 do yellow mixed
81 O3 bushels yellow 81 08: $500 bushelsdo 81 o.
OatsS0O bushels received and 2OO bushels sold at 61a
6sc 100 do do 70c No Rye ofed last sal was at 81 o.
MoLAssEs-Very little stock In importers hands and no
sales to note: quotations nominally unchanged.
PRov1oNsA better feeling prevailed to-day based on
more active inquiry for the hog product; we report
sales OF 125 bbls Western mess Pork at 3O bbs prime
mess So; so casks clear rib Bacon Sides lax cs RIB do
loose l2c and packed l2Ac; Shoulders are steady job
bing at l0kalOAo. Bulk SdesA sale OF loose pieces
was uade at 11c 11Ac offered and refused for packed
Lard retailing lots at 1Shc for Western bbls and
a16c for kegs.
R1oE-I6e market is quiet but nominaly unchanged,
viz: for Carolina 1OHal0c and Rangoon sAashc; last
sales were at 9Hc.
SALT-We have no change to notice, and with steady
fair jobbng demand, quote from dealers Liverpool
Ground Alum 50 20a2 26, and do Fine So Is q sack.
Turks Island 62a65 cts q bushel for lots from store;
stock email.
suaAR-We have to report quiet market, but with
out any quotable change The only saes was 20 hhds
Cuba price not transpired.
WH1sKEY-We hear of no transactions worthy OF
notice. but continue to quote beG In bond at 30aS2 cts
gallon.
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LIST OF SHIPPING
In the Port Of Charleston, April 4, 1867.
VESSELS UNDER 100 TONE, AND STEAMERS coAsT1Na
WITHIN TEE STATE EXCEPTED.
STEAMSHIPS,

WITHIN TEE STATE EXCEPTED.
STEAMSHIPS. ta
saragossa 7s tons crowe at Adaers wharf for Ns Go
Manhattan 1857 TOMS Collins at Brown COS wharf for
New York, loading. Street Bros q 90
Falcon, 672 tons. Reed. at Union wharf for Baltimore,
patapseo Isl toms Nef at Atlantic wharf or baltimore
Al,aoes 4ss toms Kelly at Atlantic wharf 5es Rhsdsl =
Kimbnll 1186 TONS Dearborn, as Boyce Co.'S wharf
for Liverpool, loading street BROS q 70
Mary ogden Godfrey, at Union " whsr for ves o.
eabsss Ras Br TONS Kn:ss at vanderRorsss
for Liverpool loading. ...........Ci 1 LoWnoes q 70
BARKS
Ange Guardiene Fr 4s8 tons, Willis, at Marshs wharf
from Havana, waiting. ..........J A Ensow .to q GO
Wilson B @ tons Ryer Of Mnre
Norton sr 6se tons Enslow, OF Vander9orsss wnart H.
for Liverpool. loading Kavenel @ q 20
Walker, 301 tons, Latham, at Brown q Coe wharf,
for Boston, loading. .......... .Risley Creighton
Reenerado (sgan pol 1853 tons, sala, at Bennetts
wharf for Barcelona, ready .Bonafant Sa!as
Nellie Mitchell, LIT tons. Dunphy, IN Ashley River Tor
LIZZIE nSsasR3 bii1s 0.s Mott at Union wharf,
vesssss; 6 So TONS TaoF IA! zsas sS;sa; SssS
Webster KoTy, tons % Haskell at Boyce COS wharf
from New. York, diBchRrging. w Shackeiloro
Jennie Achorn - tons, Achorn, in the Stream, nom
Baltimore, just arrived. Master
sCHOONERS
Aid (Brl - tons. Mccormick, at Union wharf, from
smith, 2s5 tons, Tooker, in the Roads, fos Nsw
noDsss cadS at Adsers 01s
Edna eHss Harwood 3Ss TONS Harwood in he Roads
Northern Port, ready. y......"..... n Baker 4 Co
sanders l TONS Carroll in the Roads for pss "a
Mary SiRsa asssS s TOMS SMITH the 5s1sa for 70
Hawkins, s9G TOMS wyatt, OF Adgor's wharf: tor
Mensss ts1A FL Bissoway in Ashley Eyss
Ocean Pearl tons, PEARL in the Stream, Tor North
crn Port, ready IL M But!er
Mary somers lsmasted|, s72 TONS soners at Korr's
wharf from Boston, ready. .:...-P Locke LOCKE
T. 3 Douglass, - tons, Lawrence, at Accommodation
wharf, tor st Marys Geo. loading =,
scbr lily TONS Francis at Adger's wharf, from New
Mohawk, = toms Bradley, at Accommodation wharf
from Peaford, Del, discharging. .Screven N1sbet
Maxfeld. POI tons, May, at Brown Cos wharf from
Phl1aepa dIs:argng as - Sases vSaCs 90
from Philadelphia discharging. H baker q 20
Louisa Frazier 1923 tons, Stceman at Central wharf,
from Baltimore discharging. n Baker 4 Co
Haley 9G7 TONS Haley at Brown COS wnar! ior
Crown Point 1O5 tons Sevnrn in Ashley River, for
Vaughan, 200 tons Howell at Southern wharf from
Waring tons, Smith, at Adger's wharf, from New
York. discharginS. W Roach
Transit. tons stetson, ut Kerrs wharf, from Boston,
Edwin Kirk, tons Burnett, at Southern wharf fou
New York, discharging. Master
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COMMERCIAL.
EXPORTS for tho Week ending Thursday
- April 4.

Exports for tho Week ending Thursday
-. April 4.
- FOREIGN.
LVERP0OL-Per ahip Southern Rights-27s bales
and 281S' bales Upland Cotton.
Lumber.
BORDEAUX-Per Prussisn brig Paul ct Marie-u2,s0O
feet Timber 1888 feet Lumber.
BARCELONA-Per spanish brig Rejenerado-87 bales
Upland Cotton, 69,571 feet Pine Lumber.
DOMESTIC.
BOSTON-Per schr Mary Amsden-29 bales Upland
Cotton $50 tons Old Iron, 10 packages Hides, &c.
A NORTHERN P0RT-Per schr Margaret Reinhardt-
159 600 feet Timber and Lumber. Per schr Edna
Harwood-1O5, 900 feet Lumber, sc tons Cotton Seed
NEW. .YoRK1Per steamship C G1anada-57 bags 3N and
Canvass, bale Rope, 70 bbls Fruit 10 bars Railroad
Iron bales Yarn, u boxes Brandy, SO Packages.
Per steamship Florda-113 herces Rice, 60 bags /
and II bales Upland Cotton, 81 bbs Turpentne, 277
bbls Rosin. Per steamship Souder-Ss bags 81
and 20 bales Upland Cotton 149 bales Yarn, A bbls
Rodn, cases Mdze, packages Sundries, boxes
Hardware, boxes Furs, 16 Packages, so empty Bar
rels.
PHuADELPHIA--Per schr q Cain-11 bales Upland
Cotton, It's tons Old Iron Per schr John Shay
II bales Cotton III tons Eon lot of PoTder lot OF
Furniture, and Sundries Per schr L A circuit
III, 900 feet Lumbar. Per schr Samuel Castner
Jr-160 coo feet Lumber and Timber. Per schr
A Sanders-200 tons Cannon. lot Furniture, 5000
feet Lumber. Per schr Charlotte Fishl34 142 feet
s....Per schr Trad. Wind-118 900 feet Yellow Pine
Lumber.
BALTMORE-Per steamship Sea CULT bales UPLAND
Cotton II bales Yarn, 50 bags Peas 24 tons Bone. 14S
Hides, "a packages, 500 sacks Salt Per schr Ocean
PearE70O 600 feet flooring Boards.
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PORT CALENDAR.
CORRECTED WEEKLY.
MARINEt NEWS.
PORT OF LEsTON.
Arrived Yesterday.

Steamship Alliance Kelly Philadelphta--l Sunday
last Mdze. To Baker & CO. r Agent y Ave
rfl Il Son. Adams, Da1non & Co. Brown Hyer, Bis.
Beamish, Boilmann Bros Byrne h Fogartyi Clacius
Witte, G W Clark Co. T II Cater, Cook q co, Chis.
dim BIOS Chapeau, Campsen Cameron, barkiey
L. Co, Dowd, Express Co, B Ford, fhum, fairs
ley & Co, Graver, Gruenthall, Galllsrd Minon
Gerdts l. Co, J & D Goetzen, Qibbes, Goodrich,
Wineman & Co, Gruber Martin, PL Guillemn, Holmes
l. Calder, Hart & CO, Hertz Co, K Huger, HUI:
kamp co, Jefords g. Co, Johnston, Crews co, Ken
DAN & Dockery,J Jungbluth, Klinsk, Wiekenberg 3
Co A LANCER McGorty l. Deignan, Muller Nimitz, =
ONeiu & Son, Mehrtens & Wohltmann, Prince, Z
Poppenheim W Paddon, j Purcell Quinn, " Bosch,
Quackenbush Russell Co.. Robson Roper
4 stoney stenhouse Co, W Steele stoll Webb CO,
somers W Tilton l. Co, B Thomlinson CO. Id Tur.
ner, Togni ] II yollers, J Van Wrinkle. White,
W williams l. Co, WarllaV Carew, Walsh, Warley,
Brie Webster Kelly. Haskell, New York. 10 days or,
ano. To " " shacketord, q Cobia CO, 3 sIiii
g Rodgers Co. q " Williams 3 ce 8saE1a(
R,o AveTa gap1ie s0n acborn asss from
the Canes Corn sozs the Master, B NJ Butler
LIN Snrseuasllk efeyen & Nisbet, and others.
schr Golden Gate, Frisbie Baltimore. days: Corn
To Mordecai Il 70. On Sunday last of the Frying Fan
Shoa picked up pnrt OF large boooy hacn aPparenl
Schr Edwin Kirk, Burnett, New York, days. Hay
To the U Quartermaster
Steamer Gen Hooker Boyle Rdisto, Fenwick's Island
&C. AIdze. To L Guilleaume.
Cleared Yesterday.
schr Oce,n Pearl, Pearl Baltimore -Chisolm Bros
From this Port.
Steamship " Everman, Tutle, Philadelphia, March 80
Steamship Florida, Barstow, at New York, April T.
Schr Loyal Scran ton, LoWden, New York, April l.
schr Ida Richardson Bedell, at Baltimore, March o.
I, .gu. Up for this Port. 80 4
,schr " Rumsey, crann,er, at Baltimore. April 2
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DE-. wR1GHT's a:ssa :;
REJUvENATING ELIXIR, 4 !. : II,
Or, Essence or ,LifI,
!. Z OLD Il HOMESTEAD BYE:

&W&WL/, T666, dy9z6T4c4- ~ 6S490SeSf
SES2tAM/ Palpita5ion okMe ReGrt and
81 ~ all Nervous Disensea It re'
@5ENs4S stores new life and Tigor to the
~ aged, causing tho hot blood o.
~ tts Phe,r ytses youth to course the veins res-
JIom Ms asas3 @ giss ~ toring the Organs Of Geespd;
s. .. gE.Mso gass tiosa removing ImpoteHcy and
Iii F;r.r ra;,tnssa Debiity, restorfn0 Aunltness
ats fas systenl a,d and fau cigor. thus proving 3
overcome dtsease perfect sE1ipfr Of Love" re-
moving Sssrizity and Barrenness in both SEXES. 10
the young, midde-aged and aged there Is no greater
boon than this Elixir Of Life" It giyee . new
lease Of life, causing the weak and debintated oo
have renewed strength and vigor, and the entire
system to thrill with Joy and pleasure.
Price, one bottle g.; three bottles 10; sent oy
express 10 any address. -=.=-s
Our medicines are sold and recommended Hy ~
respectable druggists In every part osthe civlzea
globe; some unprincpled dealers, however, ny 70
deceive their customers by selling cheap and Tortn
less compound, in order to make money. re nos
decelved-ask for these medicines and nze NO
others. II the druggistdoes not keep them, wr3se
to US, and we will send them BY express carefully
packed, fee from observation. We will be pleased
to receive letters with full statements In regard 70
any disease with which ladies or gentlemen are
afflicted Address all letters for medicines, pamph-
lets, or advice, to the sole proprietor, q
DR. ". R. MERWIN, 81 Walker st., n. 7.
May as 1nwf ~
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::Total esports. 417S e9,ses 2,67

STOCK ON hand and on shipboard.... 4s6 2,sl4 1872
RaeE.aThe receipts for the past week have been al
most ;, nominal, which. with the limited stock,
cSnses much hrmnsss on. the part of holders. The
have been confined about $50 tierces Of
Calona Clean The following being the principal lots,
ny 81 tisyces at exc p m 40 terces at 1870. . b;
50 tsrpes at sXc p B, and yesterday 100 derces at
9Xc. h. We quote fair to good clean Carolina at 9A@
a,<c p. H. and eeodto common prime at 9H@9Hc p ID.
.NAyALSTORES-Thereh have been received about ss
bbs Of new pale Rosin which were sold at So 60@10
bb: 66 bls Of Common Rosin which were disposed OF
at Sa25 Dbl, and rs bbl Of broken Rosn at IS p Dbl
There has beenno transactions in Spirits Of Turpentne
Increased receipts of the crop may now be looked
HAY.-The srrivals Of the week have amounted to
about 1000 bales OF kinda The bare condition Of the
afet haA caused further upward movement In prices
and most of the receipts have been dposed Of GIG
bales Nrth River were sold at sass per hundred; 100
bales at $50 p hundred and 81 bses at sS12h hun
,ed We lsrn Of sale of North River to arrive at s27
q hundred .issi Z ,:>s,s.4s, .A@=s.'
CoRN-The arrivals aince ouraast report have been
aberslssy about 60 900 bushels, most of which have
boe disposed OF We note sales OF 5000 bushels prime
white IN bull, at 81 81, weights; 1000 bushes prime
white inobuk ct 81 r. measure equal to 12s weights
5e0O Bushels prime white In bags, at 81 40 busheI
49,. no,rdoa. . 1ao, :nrime white In bags
=. :. 80 ,.oi,,t hoao ,nc,ndad. as0o
=, 49,, - a. q, AZ "a bnsne, weight
=. nm. ...,, oo,,,+ru douand yoa
- -. .aa.,,.a ~ pat,nore nricea
s,ssSs .,a .o,,o oo,o ,nabes ~ nr,oe white in
z IA ~ "a huohol' ua,obt haps in
80 - -,
- .-.,,,,, -, tho voot bayo amounted tn
;s.,c M ,,,.o s,,o, =, osoo hnshe,. IN
sooasz wv euonoA'' w ~ 49, ,1r--1..
pass' - eoe Daa-e'' "e-eAo D,e, o..
fne = ucie ~ apo1t w. % DO'A1o'' 0H
p bushe'' In oags'
oistne inafAe' .AA' -.
nes OF tnts aFucie' aaa "AAto A.0ANe. -
commune nncnanSeo'' "e tele" 0oA A'''e'
oosstA .pes D'. iot Nv, - 90 ~,
pa 9ea|ao poR poi- Az eA'A1 w. -. ,t, ...
'siS p6r DOL, sno eAIia w. "' @A,A.s-o ee1
:y Ataly osAnos sou ~ % =. =, ,,.,..o.
4iANON.--Ahete - = soo o.osA ~
nans' Dat tne demand 70 quie ni'sou aI0 ~
oul sna sg" % sale' We 4uose pin.o
-, .e1 s'ses ~ -. - e;ao,.t az,
11ooeo oo' ut Ao7ao' y lo'' anu pAiAo e1o'A
M loot 10.
AIe.e A1' oes1 Nv 1o,hnr lotto
port ano no i@tse sales nave aAel pi''e 'o'D''e '
are seneraiy neid az % w q sack.
-bAadANu AMI ftny hofE---tdunny oiotu 10 eA''e"0''
oua 1ia noll'a' at- VIC auo'e non' A'S1oc q
nof.--inefe 10 po' ns'le mas lol ,l1s ,a,Is
Ene nep n.As 70 9u0ss'1 a. 10' q ''''
rrnxerP4 aNna rnfprp Tbere ia n fair supply
1lMnhh AaD homDhh.-inere - ialf supp''
rates, say for &c Common Timber sAess . n; for Mill
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THE MARION STAR.

TSTABLIsHED NEARLY TWENTY YEARS AGO, IS
IL published at Marion, g. c., In the central portion
OF the country, and offers favorable medium to Mer
chants Druggists, Machnsts and all classes who desire
to extend their business in the Pee Dee country.
For the benefit Of our advertising patrons, we SHALL In
addition 10 subscription list which Is constantly In
creaslng publish and distribute gratuitousy 5000 extra
copies OF the STAR, during the business season thus
Fall.
Ruteh of Advertising liberal.
". J. MoKERALI,
November 20 Editor and Proprietor.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-04-05

oonBider Chckering Sons Pianos superior to any
In the world.
They are unrivslled for their singing qualities and for
the harmonious roundness of their tone. There 1s
perfect homogenety throughout all the registers. The
upper notes remarkable for clearness and purity
which do not find any other instrument, while the
base s distinguished for power without hhrshness, and
for magnificent sorority.
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.RURoPEAH TESTIMONIALS.

Reoeiued d.gsac- = s=.''o'.a .-~cnuq'4st. 1885,
fr.7,s...s: i LoNDoH, July as, 1867. =
Eus9f4. :0ainxHR1Ha soAs--den have much
lsasure In innciosing document signed by the frat
6mposers nuzcaAns and professors In Europa Il held
your Pianos In snch high estimation tude my certin
cate hst felt 1t my duty to take one Of them with me
to EUROPE to asoertan the opinion oty professional
brethren. The enoiosed certificate viii prove how
unanimous they have been on the subject. beg to
forward at the sane time letter received from my
friond Mr. Colfafd which am sure must be- gratdy.
ting to you
Ihays the hopor to be, gentlemen, yours yery truly,
- .:.3'.' JAMES II. WE'LL.
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IMPORTANT CERTIFICATES.

EOCHRsTEn, n. Oecedupet zo Ioo1s
Messrs. P. r. DRAKE & Oo.--I have been great SUI
erer rom Dyspepsia for three or four years. ana had TO
shsndon my profession. About three months ago
tried the Plantation Bitters and to my great JOY Am
now nearly well lnaH. Ihsve recommended them ID
seyera Cases and Us far az know, always with signal
beneat am, respectfully yours.
Rev. J. 8. OAEHORN.
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HAY-Is offered at former prices Sales are noted at
81 IS for shipping, and 81 sOaS1 95 for retail parcels
STRAwWe quote at 81 05 tor good long cut rye' "iio
81 for oat.
MoLAssEs-Is in limited request We learn OF trans
action of moment.
NAVAL STOREs-SpIrits Turpentlne III stesoIy neiu
saes are noted of 400 bbls ut 78c The market lor al
grades of rosns is improved; fine qualities sympatnlze
with the advance abroad in those descrapuo1s; e @
ferng have been more sought after and stronger pEees
are maintained The sales are 1900 bbls common
as4 Is, closing at u 25; 600 bbls strained common ~
81 Is, and 600 bb1s No at Sc 121s.
PETRoLEUM.-The market is inactive. Former prices
are sustained We quote crude, III bulk at Ike;
do in shipping order ut 16ha17c. Bonded-sales III
small lots ut "fa26c for prime light straw to white ana
H71sa272 &c for standard white.
PROVISIONS -Pork-Ihe market Ia quiet but ratner
easier Sales were made OF ALSO bbs at S24aA " lot
new Western mess cash and regular way, closing at
s24 49, s23 62a23 Is for mess s9 75a2O for prime
md 500 5Oa22 62 for prime Also, for future de-
livery, 1910 bbls new s24 37s24 So and b.. O.
April and May.