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indcs Grim. Court lat Jsd. Circuit.
I have appointed a special term Of tho Criminal
Court At RogegHtfls, >, 10 Hawkins county, for the week
Il to notify ali who are Interested to attend at that
time. NY regular term ofsaid Court will be at Sneed.
Wills. Haneocke county, the week following, to-wil /;
the Srd Monday IN August next. This May 10th, .s6s.
may2otfl A. W. HowARD, Judge, TO-:
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Fin, oil Paintings, Trimmed Engraving, Silver Ware
Photograph Albums. aud a large Assortment OF Flint
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], G. W. Blackburn, Comptroller Of the Z
NY, located at Milwaukee, in the State Of
the requirements of the laws Of the State
Of said Company, has also complied with
Wherefore, said NoRTHwEsTERs Mutual
this State, at JoResboFoaghi Tennessee.
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49, w PNn ~ The U0nVl H0nae Idoor M 4Ir.V#
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the hall under the Gold Room being used for the

the hall under the Gold Room being used for the
purpose. ,ar
cent. on call. The discount inquiry is small the
rates being 65ks8H for the highest grades. Inc
abundance Of available capital and the How OF cur
rency to this centre give easy tone TO the msrRe
although the demand for accommodation is slightly
on the increase
PRODUCE MARKET.
NEW YORK, February 1.-CoFFEE-Rio Is hrm'
and the demand fair. oo t,u
HAYS In fair demand and firm at 81 1bal 3o ior
shipping and 81 30al Gu for retail lots.
MoLAssEs+Is In small supply, and praces ar'
steady.
NAVAL sroREs-Spirits of Turpentne is moderate. s-
" active and steady Crude quiet Rosins are IN la
demand and arm Tar II quiet We quote; spirits ur
rpentine Free per gal, 58hc; Crude Turpenune& & PEI
280 lbs 81 90; Rosns, common, per Dbl, ooao 1S1s
Rosins, strained, per bb So 2haS 2b Kosns, "o No
per bbi So 25aS so; Rosins, No l, per ool eS ouaa
Rosins. rale, per Dbl, 81 25a5; Resins. extra paie
per Dbl, S. 25a6; Roins, window glass, per Dbl Il
s6a7 so, Tar, North county, per Dbl, " oos1 70
Tar, wilmington, per Dbl. So 12Ha3 6O; P1tc9
city, per bbl sS 25a3 80; Pitch Southern, per DOL
sS so.
R1cE-Is dull and nominal.
SUaAR-Raw Sugars are more active, and prices
are better We quote at 17Is12nc for fair 70 gooo
refining and 125Ic for No 10 box Sales OF Cuoa
| l1Za1SXc. Refined are firm at 1870 for haros.
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Fun IN TIE VIRGINIA CoNvENTnN. q de-
cision, on Wednesday last, on the levy OF q
poll tax for educational purposes, Mr.. Parr, Of
Nausemond;; said he was in favor Of capita
tion tax, but was opposed to a poll tax.
MIR. J. G. Gibson-Will the gentleman please
explain the difference between capitation
tax and poll tax?
Parr-Yes, sir; a capitation tex is q tax on
your head blowing his head]; but poll tax is
a road taxi [Laughter.]
Some of PARIS Radical friends finding that
he had made tour pas, endeavored to set
him right, but the effort was lost in general
shout Of laughter.
Parr eaid he was decidedly opposed to fat
tening frogs to feed snakes on. Ho was an
oysterman, and knew what he was talking
about.
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The Evening Post is not altogether pleas
ed with the success of the Republican candi-
date for member of Congress from Ohio, to
succeed the late MIR. Hamilton, giving reasons
therefor as follows: "We are told that General
Beatty owes his signal success to the fact Of
his running as the greenbsck candidate, who
believes in paying his honest debts with pro-
pise to pay. We think ne , Is Batl9rl5e 90 or
debauched notions of these gentlemen on the
subject Of currency. IF that he the case, his
success is not subject for rejoicing by either
party. It is matter rather Of grief and
depreciation.
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TO JuNK-sHOP KEEPERS.
OFFICE CLERK OF COUNCIL
DEcEADER 2, 1867. !
rI,HE JUNK.sHoP LICENSES OF THE FOLLOW.
ING persons have expired. They are hereby
notified to apply at this Office Immediately and re-
new the same: -. n,.r,.. ...oo,,
NJ RTVN01 ne No. S Bedon's Alley.
MARY BURKE No. 70 culhoun-street:
FDM1INn WALLACE No. "a Washington-strcet.
JAMES WALLACE, No. 95 Spring g-street
JOHN LEAHY, No. PA Comng.siregf[. [. ..s
MARY CAMPBELL, President and Cannon-sts
P. MANION, No. 81 State-strect.
JOHN Kenny, No. 46 Queen.street.
JAMES BARRY, No. 10 Wharf,streot'
D. CONROY, No. 80 St. Philip-street
D n0RAN No 10 Exchange-street
p. PINKUssohN, No. 53 East Bay. .
w. II. SMITH,
no.,,,horo Clerk Of Council.
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Steamship Manhattan, Woodruff, New York.left
Saturday, P NJ. Mdze. To james Adger 20, hsit-
road Agents, N Averill Son, Q AhTens Co. ~ =
D Aiken & CO. ANIME. Bollmann Bros NJ
Btri Co, q q Brown, N BRISTOL, W Chatee A
Oanale 4 M Cater Campbell, Knox zoo, W COR
win & Co. Cameron, Barley CO. Drake, N y,
Eason & Bro Steamer Dictator, EcKei 20,
Fleming & Co, Ell Fischer. Fleming, aood-
rich. Wineman l. Go, q Gerdts & Co. @ Goldstein,
Hart Co, ] Hurkamp & Co. nling, Jenords
Co. Krnok wickenberg Co, J Keip, LANCER ger
N Luden, Laurey & Alexander. Marseher, MIL
mon, Wilbur & Martin, Muller. Ninitz Go. @cLoy
Rice W McComb & Co. Merkhardt J NC,
Muller, % ostendcfk. b oNeil, Col Peake. superin;
tendens Poppenheim. Arthur Parker s nasenoi 1o
Sslas Co, G W Stefens Co, Shepherd Conen,
Southern Express Co. o Teideman, Thompson,
Upper Sons, yollers, Capt G White, wage
Dncker. W Yates Agent, Com Z Hughes, q Bis
choF co, G w Williams s. Co, Klstte co, Ia
lore, Steitz, Lott, O Bart, Purcell, j smau
Co, DR. Lunny, F Kressell, Jr, Kelly Goudkop
Beuthner, Holmes Book Store, E Bates Co, Cart
mill. Harbeson l. Co. and Order February 2, ut
S46 P II, 65 miles from Hatteras passed steam
ship E Souder Sd, ct A II, Is miles NE from
Cape Lookout passed steamship Charleston; at a
NJ passed steamship Saragossa; at 11.SO passed
steamer San Jacinto; and at u NJ passed steamer
Montgomery.
Ship james A Wright, Morse, Bath Me-16 days.
Hay To A Locke & Co. Having been ashore, Is
In o leaky condition.
IN THE OFFING.
steamor faid to he the O. W. Lord, with rudder
and rudder-post disabled.
Cleared Yesterday.
Spanish bark Constancia oliver, Msjorca and Mar
ket-W Hall
Spanish brig Morey Vidal. Barcelona and q Market
W P Hall.
Sailed Yesterday.
Steamer Dictator Co1etter, Palatka, via Jacksonville
Fernnndina, and Savannah.
From this Port.
Steamship Charleston, Berry, New York, Feb L.
Steamship souder, Lebby, New York, Feb 4.
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THE DAILY NEWS.
My Dream.

A slender form, a girlish face,
Blue eyes, and golden hair;
Sweet lips, dear lips! and sunny smnes'
A vision angel fairl
Oh. gentle eyesl oh, cruel eyes
Why will you haunt me so?
Filled with the old sweet tenderness
The love of long ago.
Amerry laugh. a pleasant voice.
Sweet chimes, like silver beus;
Old music unforgotten still,
Around me rings and sweIs.
oh, wooing voicei oh. cruel voice.
Why viii you haunt me so9
Speaking the old sweet tenderness
THE love of long ago.
An angel form, q blessed face,
picture. fading neverl
Tho anguish of q vanished hope,
That clings to me for ever.
oh. blessed dreaml oh, cruel dream
Why will you haunt me soP
Sad with the old sweet tenderness,
The love Of long ago.
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Consignees per South Caroline Railroad
February 4.

1883 bales Co.!an, "a bales Domestics, l4S sacks
Corn. cars Ca;;.u. cars Wood, &c. 10 Railroad q
Agent, G W wiliiamI Co, Bancroft, " hoac9,
" Dukes l. Co. Adams, Frost Co, Rodgers
4 Co. willis l. Chisolm, Graeser, Lee, Smith Co. =
Mure Co. W Courtney Co, 9 Walter GO, = =
" Witte Daily, Sloan, Johnston, Crews
Co. W williams, Il Cook. J d Renneker, K1atte
& Co, Lowndes, A NJ ChrietzberR.
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THE TRI-WANKLY NEWS.

THE TRI-WHEKLY NEWS,
DUBLIsHED IN WINNSBORO' S. c., AFFORDS
i profitable medium for the advertising pub
lie o Charleston.
We respectfully solicit their patronage for our
mutua benefit.
aAILLARD. DEsPoRTEs & WILLIAMS.
November IL
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NOTICE.
OFFICE CHEF OF CITY DETECTIyEs,l
JANUARY nth, 1868.
rv,HE puRr1C ARE REQUESTED TO PLACE
upon their COPPER PUMPS some private mark,
in order that they may be idenuhed wnen stTen ana
copper pumps are recovered by the Detectives, but
none can be identified. ,,,,,on,
1st Lieutenant and Chief OF City Detectives.
.Januarv IT
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DHE CHARLESTON DAILYNEws

WILL BE ISSUED BY SIX o'cLocK. EVERY
MORNING to subscribers in any portion Of the city,
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Office of the DAILY NEWS, NO. 10 SHAhNE-SincGA'
will receive prompt attention: srrnrDcrr1n
Decerbers Agent for City Delivery.
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nR. RECORDS
Celebrated Preventive Lotion.

APPROVED AND HIGHLY RECOMMENDED
by the FRENCH MEDICAL FACULTY as the only
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This most reliable specific. so universally adopt
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Price So per bottle. Large bottle, double size, S5.
The usual discount to the trade. Sent, Sc,
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with directions and pamphlet, by addressing to
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FIRE IN SpARrANBURa.-The Carolina Spar
tan says the dwelling OF Marcus Kirby, living
about ten miles below SpartanbrIg, was burn
ed on the 23d ult., believed to have been acci-
dental. Loss, $500.
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New Orleans nIurkot.

New Orleans Market.
NEW ORLEANS, January 80 -.CorToN-The gales
to-day amounted to 4750 bales, at full prices par.
ticularly for the better qualities. We now quote
Ordinary at 141<a15Ac; Good Ordinary at 1874
1910; Low MiddlIng at 17Tal7]ic; Middling at 18a
l8xc; and Strict Middling -a1815c.
The market opened with moderate supply Offer
ing, and factors asking stfer prices but as the de-
msnd was stimulated by the kilograms received from
New York, the movement exhibited q fair degree OF
animation. resulting in sales TO the extent noted
above. Prices exhibited some irregularity, but on
the whole the tendency was mora in favor offactors
Low Middling leaning to outside figures and Mid
ding showing an improvement in accordance with
the above quotations.
STATEMENT OF COTTON.
Stock en- hand September list, 1887 (bales) 1926
arrived To-Day. Observation-Disclosures. ,O51
Arrived previously. ...............3 80l24-384 ITS
S99, ,43l
cleared to-oay. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 11,744
Cleared previously. .293 1896. 500
Stock on hand and on shipboard. ......... %, ,sO5
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THE LANCASTER LEDGER.

CONNORS & CARTER, PRoPRIEToRs
DUBLISHED EVERY WEDNESDAY, MORNING
i at Lancaster Z. H., 8. G. Having large sub
scrpHon list. 1t offers favorable Medium to Nor.
chants and all advertisers who desire to extend
their business in the uT per Districts OF the state
Rates OF advertising liberal. Specimen copy OF
paper sent on application. August 22
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Passengers.

Per steamship Manhattan, from New York-Mrs
Capt Ramlin, D Cole George and wife, Otto,
len .ui, Mrs Evans and daughter, q White ana
wife, F W Ludovico, B Ludovico. Gardner, mrs -
White, Knox, J McCran, L Wimblsh, ana IL III
steerage.
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According to correspondent of the Ave-
mir Rationale, the mortality from famine in
Algeria is so great that the dad are thrown
into trenches, as on the day after battle.
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Commercial.

f,ssu Exports.
MAJORCA AND A MARKET-!?er Spanish bark
Constancia-475 bales Upland Cotton, 428 bbls
Rosin.
BARCELONA AND A MARKET--Per Spanish brig
Morey-613 bales Upland Cotton, so bbls Rosin.
the Charleston Cotton Market.
OFFICE OF THE CHARLESTON DAILY NEWS,
CHARLESTON Tuesday Evening, Feb. 4, '6S.
There was only limited inquiry, and the declin-
ing condition Of the leading markets caused fall in
rates of about Sc. q b.; sales 5Cs bales. viz AZ at
AK 25 at AK 81 at 14 1l3a* 1515 Ill at 15A
10 at 1s; IA at 1s IS at 162l ITO at II. and 25 at
17E. Wo quote:
LIVERPOOL CLASSIFICATION.
Ordinary to Good Ordinary. .As<@l5A
Low Mlcdhngs.. .16H9l6N
Mlddnngs ............ -.......-..l1 o.
Strict MiddGngss. .17H@-
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New York Market.
MONEY MARVEr

MONEY MARKET
The New York Evening Post of Saturday, Fobru.
ary !, says:
Gold is firm without much movement. The car.
ryine rate is 4a7 per cent, showing that coin contin-
ues to be In abundant supply fer delivery.
The usual crowds in the Long Room have not
been dealing there to-day, though the room has
been kept open as usual. Pending the settlement
of the difficulty between the two boards rival
establishment has been opened by the Open Board,
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LIST OF VESSELS

FOREIGN.
LONDON.
Shin Missouri Edwards, cleared. Jan 1
LIVERPOOL
The Gorilla, Jones' cleared dec ~
Ship winthrop, Stuart, sailed. ....".... Jan
Tho Arbitrator, Irvine, sailed.
The Hopo Hnncocl sailed. ........... Jan Z
British ship Sedbergh, Kneae, sailed. Jan IL
British bark Hector, elson, cleared. Jan
NEWPORT, ENG.
The Sabina Martin, sailed. NOV ~
LEITH.
The Sophie Muller, sailed. .Deo ~
DOMESTIC.
RocKLAND, ME.
Schr Bullwiukle, French, sailed. Jan 2S
BOSTON.
Br ship New Zelsnd Hutchinson, cleared. Jan "a
Brig Cyclone, Frisbio, cleared Jan 80
NEW YORK.
Br brig Ida, Betts at New York Jan 27
Schr Raymond Higgins, cleared. ..-... Jan 29
Schr Clara Montgomery, Borden, up. Jan II
Schr BENZ Reed, Reed, up. II
PHILADELPHIA.
Schr a Edwards, Bartlett, cleared. Jan
Schr Naylor, Nsylor, cleared Jan 8
NEW ORLEANS.
schr Maggie McNeil, Snow. up......"......Dec2 ~
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DIE CHARLEsTONER zEITUNG,
IA GERMAN WEEKLY

"a GERMAN WEEKLY
It's PUBLISHED EVERY WEDNESDAY, BY c. G.
il ERCKMANN & CO., No. Broad-street.
Being the only German paper in South and North
Carolina, Georgia, Florida and Alabama 1t has now
lurgo circulation in those States, and would, there
fore be desirable medium OF communicating with
the Germans in those States In their vernncular.
Subscripton-S3 per annum.
Advertisements inserted at the usual rates.
Address
G. G. haCKMANN l. CO..
No. Broad street. Charleston, S. @.
FehruarY l
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NOTICE TO AUCTIONEERs.
OFFICE CLERK OF COUNCH,l
CHAnLEsroN, November &c, 1867. !
ALL AUCTION LICENSES EXPIRED FIRST
a OCTOBER last Those who failed TO renew
at that time are not considered as hayi License,
'-N W. H. SMITH,
D.r.h.o1 Clerk of Council.
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ON AND AFTER FRIDAY, DECEMBER 6TH
" Passenger Traina will run daily, Sundays e1-
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Interesting Details Of tho Disaster.
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The following account Of the great Chicago
FIRE of Tuesday and Wednesday last, is made
up from the reports published in the Chica-
90 Tribune, Republican and Times:
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TESTIMONIAL.
SHEFFIELD SCIENTIFIC SCHOOL,
ENaMEERING DEPARTMENT,
YALE COLLEGE, November 16, 1866.
have always recommended the Faber Polygrade
Lead Pencils as the only pencils fitted for both
narnensal and mathematical drawing; but, altar a
thorough of the American Polygrade Lead Pen.
ellis, manufactured by the American Lead Pencil
Company, New York, find them superior to any
pencil in use, even TO the Faber or the old English
Cumberland Lead Pencil being superior pencil for
sketching, ornamental and mechanical drawing. and
all the ordinary uses of lead pencil.
These pencils are very finely graded and have q
very smooth lead even the sotest pencils hold the
point WE'LL they are all that be desired In pen.
Gil It gives me great pleasure to be able to assure
Americans that they viii no longer be compelled to
depend upon Germany or any other foreign market
for pencils.
LOUIS BAIL,
Professor of d raWinn &c.
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SAVANNAH AND CHARLESTON RAIL.
ROAD. ~ GuJ
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aREENvItlKa AND coLUMRIAaRAIL

'--7'-.-.'- . III. !37JHoHg:.L 20 - -34
......S.Aasc, - "a: .DoiosI!oo 81
4ttSssylnN'l'.. sy WV. .gsda Ii..o 81. .aIor,
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DREVENTION IS BETTER THAN
i CURE.
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PORT CALENDAR,
Mariae nfws,
Arrived Yesterday.

Port of Charleston, February
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- NIL "Eri
70 Leave Upper Terminus
at 8 AM, and at inter-
walls Of every fifteen (15)
minutes TIN IL O'Clock H.,
whenthe interval Is every
thirty tSU) minutes till
Gas Pm. z i
N.B.--An the trips are
NJ. The last trip Of each
al 80 81
january % !.
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Leave Upper Terminus
at Q AM, and at inter-
walls Of twenty coy min
utes tn Three tS) O'Clock
P. NJ, when the interval
Is every ten (10) minutes
till 100 P. N.
N.B.-An the trips are
II. The last trip Of each
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their eyes toward the scene, must have Wors fail
the city was being laid iIi ashes. mUiGe Ubcb we We
to describe the pcturo it was 10 0be he called on
NAV fervently wish never again 10 'o 0'-'''' -
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Leave the Lotuer Ttrni-
mus at $50 An, and at
intervals Of twenty 1907
minutes TIL $50 PM,
| when the'autervattseYery
ten 10) minutes tn 7.So
p. III. ..
D the Battery, until $40 P.
ar to the old PostoMce.